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MERCURYS--1956 company ON.
Phaetons: YOUR opportunity 70 Eei
Q big discount or tremendous allow
ance or your present car. all sold
with new-car title. See us today
with new car title, See US today
LEE D. BUTLER. INC Conn. and
s Ist 4 ne; ADAMS ,,., 45;s.oQo Il2l
LIEicoIN-MEiERic;uRYa .'ia'' f-Oiii
Mercury ss galo,i ls ~. Custom a.aF; e,
beautiful condition inside and out.
one owner BUTLER BONDED
S69b. LEE d. BUTLER, INC, ll2l
2lst st; NV. District 7-0111.
MERCURY 1850 sedan; 1000 In
spec. guar. $40 down. $500 bal.
easy pay plan; quick action. Also
Il PRPp YYTseI iss SsaT IEsE i See these
MERCURY 1854 Monterey station
wagon gray auto. trans, radio
heater: low mileage. one owner: tor
cona!tion inside and out. BUTLER
BONDED 81 ,695. LEE D. BUTLER,
z.Siil til LfNc s5fi n R;Tj pis'rie'
M sTssI gIA S SS No '||s haTdtop:
steering. power brakes; S2.2s5. cCc
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1926 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
MERCURY '63 MONTEREY 4-door
sedan; mercomatic, radio, heater,
beautiful 2-tone finish, low mile
s ass, one owner car: " ,l95. safety
written wsrranty. PAUL BROS
lOLDS.l wis. and Eilicotf At n u
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AUTOMOBILES ron sALR

|0LDsMOBILE fe4s Special 2-dool
de luxe; hydramatic drive, :. ant
A., excellent tires; runs and drivei
ike new owner has new car,
sacrifice; $l65 cash or terms, Sl(
down. Truly . real bargain. SCI
~ l1Sv r. I ave ne. anytime
before 8 pm. J
OLDSMoPILE 1888 ssSS9 Hoiida,
coupe; cEneri 5000 miles: inlis
equlpped; ike new: sale price
Sl'ssb. only S295 down.
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FARMS

70 ACRES located in State park. APP
prox. l hr. D. c. Partly cleared;
fruit and nut trees bearing: $1,000.
Name your own terms. Call HU.
3-6546.
so ACRES. 6-rm. modern home; of
Hwy. sol, between T.B. and Wal
dorf. So acres cleared, fenced;
sSSISS ss S ssrn an st7 : other Out
BURGESS. RE. 6-52OO TIL s pm.
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Capitol Cadillac lds CO,

l222 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC. 1855 Model "62" sedan;
CREAM and white: fully equipped.
lineluding power steering and brakes;
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AUTOS FoR SALE lcons. ]

CADILLAC 1856 -62" sedan; forest
green; fully equipped. power steer
ing. power brakes; week end only
%4,2B6. CCC guarantee.
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FARMS tcons.l

FAMOUS TRUNKS HILL Farm
Wash. 10 ,. Georses CO.: ) mi, fro i
county seat ORIGINAL manor hous,
the manor has orig. hall and Giro
lar stairway and random-width 4
2 heaut. black marble firepls., u
rm., din. Tm., bedrm. and bath. me
GIT. on LIST d: upstairs are 2 a.
oedrms, and roughed-in bedrm
ana baths; new roof. new hot-wat
oil heater, elec. h.-w. n; 65-ft. we
o. nne wster; also 42-ft. well wit
pump and springfield stream; lRf
bank barn, 4-car gar, implemen
shed; high elev.; 3-acre lawn; hug
trees and choice shrubbery; ~
beaches; good fishing. Rte. 30l.
Truly restfnl retreat: also suit
able for social club or rest home
4 real value. Priced under $4,000
For appt.. call Mr.. Cross.
- PAUL P. STONE. Realtor
TU yslIQH pa Q0ol
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AUToMoBILEs ron SAFE

$50 q z insB Sc iisH &. S as:f
LINCOLN 80 coSmo. 1-df.: / owner
s sasS s5anj;i aRs Glen ;a e
alEsSs; enE5iSyv DL 7-oii1. LINCOLN
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1916 Jefferson Pl. N.W.
OFFICES. STUDIOS WANTED

5000 so. FIT. on l floor: 2 Ice. and
l 5 smaller rms; not over So per
it., incl. air conditioning; readily
accessible to 18th and K SITS. NV
area. Call TOM INLAY. with
JAMES I. DIXON q CO.. ST. g.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN

North Beach Park; price. $3.50
cIudes Furnishings: small cask
odarn BUNGALOW: 9 rms. and bsth;
rye screened porch: shaded lot: Or
le bay. Sandy Beach: Attention
REGULATORS act today to secure THU
lrgain. Call B n 0DuM. Broker
yellsive. RE 7-52lfl; Saturdays,
an
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Barn or Farm
WANT To RENT on RIIY

WA1N4 ~ 1eG1N O1b 0O
win consider purchase 100 acres.
prefer with building for inside rabbit
hutehes; building must have cement
moor, good water. cleo. 2.O0O-3.U00
thesda, MR. viNcENT. OIL. 4-5400.
WHEN THEODORE ROOSEVELT was
the Army issued orders that oficers
must be able to ride horseback 100
miles in q day. He personally &C.
complished this on Jan. IS, 1909.
TEDDY" tnok to the saddle at $40
am. reached Warrenton at IL
and returned to the White House at
MAcK-RIDoE Tor sals-An ideal
place to live-only 40is miles from
Memorial Bridge. With q four-lane
highway. you should be sitting in
commUte se farth ers MSck-RidSe cons
sists Of 100 acres. so acres Of cuiti-
waited open pasturage and 20 acres
wooded, 4 miles ne. of Warrenton,
Va. county seat, Fauauier County
on o. 8. highway 30 and 2ll on
West State highway ga on South
90 and Eli nearing Completion into
q four-lane. dual hwy. Property con-
sists Of Groom residence, barn
pump house dairy house. and poul-
try house. Warrenton. the county
seat Of Fauquier County. is in the
nearby historically famous Pied
mont section Of the Old Dominion
You can actually see the beginning
OF the famous Skyline drive from
WARRiEsNToN, Fauuuier County, i.
an ideal place 70 i've: good churches
excellent schools. 3 national banks
splendid stores and super markets.
fine old refurnished hotel 1.-THE one
eTeddy" ate lunch in: also quartereC
other Presidents and celebritiesl
Warrenton has q well-directed A. c
duplicate bridge club. Good hunting
Mack-Ridge is only five minutes from
Lake Brittle and superb fishing: lant
Of the fox hunt and home Of tht
famous Gold Gun Race: also man!
purebred cattle sales. Mack-Ridge L
q beautiful tract with many feasible
purposes. Besides stock and cattle
It Is q natural and ideal site FOL
building DEVELOPMENT. Mack-Ridgi
purchase price. $4,000. Someonl
interested in maintaining tw,
homes, one In the District and on
in the country could give considera
ton to purchasing all or part o
the adequately furnished residence
DIRECTIONS South over 14th st
or Memorial Bridge exactly 40i.
miles to state highway 673 theme
east tleft). or address owner, P. o
Box $50. or phone l1a4-J. Warren
ton, Va. 1Ss
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suMMER hoMEs

NEW YORK-MT. LAKE-Cottage for
8; tile bath. boat; fine for children.
Also, 3-rfn. cottgae. firepl.; month
OF season. JU. 9-S201.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ON 2na TRUSTS we viii
buy 2nd.trust notes. ID. G.. nearby
Nd or Va, reasonable rates MA.
MENT CORP. 1879 N 2 ave. NV
4l4s6 MORTGAGE LOANs--Conven,
necessary. Mr.. SMITH. OIL. 2-llll
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
tors. 1881 9 st. NV, NE. 8-2405
CASH IN ONE Day
2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
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FARM WANTED

have a cash buyer moving e
the washington area who desires .
farm within 80 minutes OF the Cap.
itol Must he q going productive
farm with a 4-bedrm.. Hs-bath mod
10 7-2154.
Moore g. Moore Realtors
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-RENI

.OCK HAVEN--Attr new cottage
after June DishWasher. washer,
sleeps q: ~ mi. D. C.; Melted area
ERALD HARBOR - YeaT-round
small bungalow, ! block from water
month OF season. Elkridge l127.
\. BETHANY. DEL.--BunEaiow. 3
bedrnas:. Y baths; Ia blks. "a
ocean. HA 2-9l37.
COTTAGES, Mays Head and Kitty
Hawk Beach. n. c.; 2. 3. and bed
rms; ocean front and scr. porch;
approx. 300 mi. from d. c. Write
MARVIN 3. MINTON, Kitty Hawk.
N. c.
BREEZY PT.--ScreenSd porch over
looking bay: nets; sleeps 10; hot
water; mod. bath. AID. 2-3744.
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KENYON PECK

1886 Wilson Blvd. Ari. Va.
ia. 2-9001 Open Til 10 PM
cHRYSLER 1851 Windsor de luxe;
beautiful original dark blue finish,
7. and h., automatic tip-toe drive,
Hollywood trim; sacrifice: S76
down. Mr.. ROPER. La. 6-S70O.
CHRYSLER 1852 saratoga 4-dr.;
low mileage; automatic shift, power
steering: immaculate: $795. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 1921 Conn.,. WO. 6-S400.
CHRYsLER 1855 st. Regis; hardtop;
red and beige; fully equipped, power
steering. power brakes; S2,695; Ccc
guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-O Odds Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CHRYSLER 1854 Imperial sedan: o
tone turquoise: fully equipped, power
steering, power brakes, electric wiila
dows; S1.S95; cCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-O ldS Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
DE SOTO 1855 Powerfiite hardtop;
completely equipped, power steerina
and brakes. De Soto's best car: Cora
and white: S2.495.
Akers ODDS Cadillac Co.
Fairlington shopping Center
Alex, We. OV. 3-03bO
DODGE '52, bought as Is. Call al
Food Town Market. 1904 Riggs I'd
ASK Tor CHARLIE at meat dept
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FairlingtOn Shopping Center
Alex, Va. OV, 3.O3bC
AUSTIN CAMBRIDGE 1856 4-door
sedans; driven by company oficials
Choice Of colors. New-car title AND
guarantee. Equipped with luxury ap.
pointments. including heater, de.
troster, signal lights. We finance al
bank rates; low as $196 down. Ire
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CALL AID. 4-9SS2
BlaSs & Clark
Cor. N. Capitol and Fla. Ave. NE.
CADILLAC 1854 r62" hardtop cpe. /:
/ owner; low mileage; 2.tone green
nnish, power steering, hydramatic,
So, 995. only $685. down. w 'S''
CALL AID. 4-9SS2
BlasS & Clark
Cor. N. Capitol and Pla. Ave. NE.
CADILLAC 1854 .'0OD special sedan;
Fleetwood styling. fully equipped,
power steering, power brakes; S3,00b.
cCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1856 4-dr. hardtop; air.
conditioned: driven 81 miles;
S5.785. ia. 7-0B5D after $50.
CADILLAC 1858 Convertible ii Do.
TI osSGa. low mileage; al power
warranty FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921
CADILLAC 1852 T62' 4-dF. sedan;
nius auto. trans. radio, heater,
top 'e condition afs eiss su TT1neSys NrsSl,
SLABS, LEE D. BUTLER, INC,
7.gl1l, LlNcoLN-MER cURY.
CADILLAC 1853 "62" sedan: black;
eauipped, power steering. S2.295
CCC guarantees.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC $50 Coupe De Vile: full
titled. s4.sSo;' cost 81 over mr'' s5 n axe
June 10. NO. 7.27S3 after D nm
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AkerS OldS-Cadillac CO.

IAUSTIN-HEAIEY 1865 Model loo
roadster; white finish: 4 very popu-
lar automobiles: cash, terms or trade.
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JAGUARS

"a xK-120M conv.: cream witt
red leather; radio: w.-w. tires; 12..
900 miles: one owner: S2,596.
"a XK-120 Roadster, vhitt
with red leather; excel. cond.; So.
'52 xK-120 coupe: white with red
leather; 7. and h.; w.-w. tires
ST 1905,
MK-vII sedans ~: from s1.2e5,
some auto. trans.
JACK PRY, LTD.
1909 14th ST. NV.
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KENYON PECK
Akers Olds- Cadillac Co.

PACKARD 1855 Clipper de luxe
sedan 2-tone greeni radio, heater
and ultramatic: SI,S06.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1910 2-door sedan; good
condition; 500. Call 10. b-4909
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Blass & Clark

Cor. n: Capitol and Fla. Ave. NE
OLDS '55 de luxe SOS" 1-door
power steering, power brakes. Nv,
dramatic. radio. heater, special 3,
tone hnisha W Nv tires many uthel
extras; a beauty for only S2,495
safety tested for your protection
30-day written warranty, PAUL
BROS. tCLD9.l, Wis, q Ellicot
g. 5 n;ga KE. 7-l3os. Sun. call KE
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MERCURY 1889 custom 4-dr. Sc.
dan: 2-tone blue: q. G.. radio, h.
beautiful condition inside and out
one owner. BUTLER BONDED
$S95. LEE p. BUTLER, INC, l12l
2lst Ht NV District E-O111
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Capitol Cadillac-O lds co.
1929 22nd st. NV, ST. $4,000
oIDsMoBILE 1865 $50 sport cpe !;
z-tone green and ivory, fuily
equipped. very clean, low mileage
able. Over 100 other cars Il
choose from.
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NASH 1851 little Statesman sedan:
small "6'' Rambler motor, hydra
matte drive: $4,000 miles; runs
and drives like new: sacrifice:
S395 cash or terms. $25 down.
fndav ret rar fnhnn - -
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co

1929 22nd st. NV. ST. 5-2U0t
OLDSMoBILE $50 Super "SS's 4-df
sedan: tone, dual exhaust. powe
steering and brakes. hydra. r., h.
Wv tires. very low mileage. pri
yete owner. S2,995. Call RE. 8
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IOLDeMOBME 1865 ''9S' de luxe
Starfire convertible coupe: green and
whttr' fully equipped, power steer
ing. power brakes: S2,S9b. CCC
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE 1854 ROYAL VS. convertible;
overdrive. radio, heater. Continen-
tai spare wheel. S1,26O.
ARCADE PONTIAC
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MERCURY 1851 sport sedan: radio
heater. overdrive, Wv. tires: beau.
titul: runs and drives like new; sac
rince: $2b down. Mr.. ARTHUR
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red and beige; fully equipped, power
steering, power brakes; S2,695; CCc
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OLDS "a 49, 4-door: hydramSfio
radio. heater, 2-tone ffnish, excep.
ttcnaiiy. clean throughout; mus
see and drive to appreciate: orls
$1,795. safety tested for your pro.
tectlqn; 3Qsoay written warranty
e soh' "a A. 1aa,iMs0o kE, 7-iaos. sun
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-26
# you want to be gay

Whether quick lift = or a full eve hing of comfortable pleasure = The Trav- eler's Inn KoBUCK ROOM provides the best in beverage refreshment in surround ings made doubly pleasant by the cosy fireplace. There's a KOBUCK ROOM at Anchorage.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-26
TRAvELER's INN = Lobby = FAIRBANKS

spacious gracious lobby of greets you with feelings Thank Heavens here er Throughout your stay atmosphere dependaby thee you just that repose be yours when you ready fori
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-26

Every of the Travellers size bath and enclosed shower hot you whether
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ANTIQUES ALMANAC
Collector Compares
Porcelain Wures

used lighter blue and APP
piled it carelessly.
The Royal Vienna factory,
like other porcelain works of
the 18th century, was inspired
by the Nielsen factory, the
premier producer of fine por-
celains.
A runaway Nielsen work
man enabled Claude du Pa
quier to start a factory at
Vienna in 1918. 1t was sold
to the state in 1744. Its out
put was noted for rich gildings
and colored backgrounds, in
black and red as well as the
better-known blue.
While it followed Nielsen in
the production Of figures, the
Vienna plant developed one
speciality: vases. Its blue vases,
some as tall as a man, are still
plentiful.
Painting Test
Vienna table ware can be
identified. too. by the paintings
lin the classical. style-of
Angelica Kaufman, a British
artist.
A member of the Royal Aca-
DENY and friend of Sir Joshua
Reynolds. she lived in both
England and Rome during her
active career.
Her pleasant groups of
classical figures are sharply
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ment in family life. home
management, landscape gar
dening, parliamentary law,
clothing, home arts, press
radio television. flower ar
rangement, International rela-
tions, recreation, developing
self confidence, leadership,
music and All leadership
training.
There also will be general
assemblies each day of the
week. Speakers already con-
tacted for these include Mrs.
George H. C'Billie") Davis.
writer, religious educator and
lecturer of Bettendorf. Iowa;
Sgt. Aubrey S. Yowaiski, Wash
ington Metropolitan police de-
partment, who will speak on
THE Police Look at the Traf-
fic Violator";; and DR.. Harry
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A. and Bonaro w. Overstreet,
husband-wife team who will
present an "Overstreet Col
loquy" on the subject, Home
as a Place for Psychological
Maturing"
Assistant Secretary of Agri-
culture Earl L. Butz will speak
Friday at the climaxing pro-
gram of the week, at which
certificates will be presented
to women students who have
taken the Short Course for a
total of four years, not neces-
sarily consecutive years.
Registration for the course
is handled in each Maryland
county by the home demonstra-
ton agent. who has complete
information on the program.
Periods of fun and relaxa-
ton will be included in the
Rural Women's Short Course,
the first informal social gath
ering being when they meet by
county groups. following to-
morrow evenings vesper serv-
ices.
University President and
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Mrs. Wilson H. Elkins will en-
terrain with an informal recep-
ton Tuesday evening in the
campus armory.
After general assembly and
morning classes wednesday,
the campus visitors will devote
their afternoon to tours that
have been planned for them.
After the tours on "Wednesday,
a concert by the Symphony
Orchestra, United States Air
Force Band, is planned. The
group from Boiling Air Force
Base will be under the direc-
ton of Col. George S. Howard.
Another item of entertain
ment is the Thursday evening
song fest on the campus mall.
Eben c. jenkins. popular folk
and square dance caller of Hill
andale, Md, will be in charge
Of the program.
Following the special pro-
gram on Friday afternoon, the
women will attend a tea spon-
sored by the Short Course
alumnae committee and the
Maryland State Council OF
Homemakers' Clubs.
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Wider anilY Horizons
Theme Of Rural Course

The Rural Women's Short
Course at the University of
Maryland's College Park cam
pus will be held tomorrow
through Saturday this year,
with Wider Horizons for
Family Living" as it's theme.
This is the 30th year that
the capsule college courses
have been held. with some
1000 homemakers expected to
attend from around the State.
The women live on the campus
and eat in the college dining
hall.
Classes will be held twice a
day Tuesday through Friday
in such subjects as health
and safety, foods and nutri-
ton, home furnishings. public
speaking and personality de-
Veiopment, human develop
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ANTIQUES ALMANAC
BY GEORGE FLYNN

The. best way to learn the
difference between the genu-
inc and the imitation in an
tiques is to put two specimens
side by side.
Mrs. A. r. Zapp, a studious
collector of porcelains, has
made this test with her favor
tie set of pieces. 1t shows up
both the cleverness and the
ineptness of those who want to
trade on the reputation Of a
famous product.
Fifteen years ago Mrs. zapp
purchased her first piece of
Royal Vienna ware. the hard
paste porcelain best known
for its rich cobalt-blue glaz-
ingS.
Now she has several dozen
pieces. Most of it has been
authenticated. Several other
pieces concededly are Czecho-
slovakian copies, acquired for
comparative purposes. An
other creates a mystery since
it displays the quality of the
genuine while lacking the
beehive" mark which dis
tinguishes the Vienna porce-
lainS.
Offers Guidemarks
For those who would collect
the Vienna items, Mrs. Zapp
offers these guides:
Examine the piece under a
reading glass. The blue glaz-
ing should be uniform in color
and free of surface Irregular
ties. The limitations show
peck marks under the glass
and a tendency of the color
to fade at the edges.
Take a good look at the
markings on the back. The
beehive" marks on the real
product were clearly imprinted
in cobalt blue. The imitators
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her primary collecting enthu-
siasn.
The red-background Vienna
was reproduced in large guam
titles during the early part of
this century. The blue is un-
likely to be reproduced in the
cobalt shade because Of the
scarcity of cobalt for por-
celain making.
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delineated on the Royal
Vienna ware. while copied less
competently on the limitations.
The artists name is carried
on both the genuine and the
imitation.
Mrs. zapp.. wife of a steel
company executive whose
travels have enabled her to
quest for Vienna ware acress
the country. has good grounds
for sticking to the blue ware as
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your cloSe.ups are important :.
look cool and lovely in
WHITE SUMMER EARRINGS

Under the summer sun or moon you'll look feminine
ond smart with the frosty touch Of white earrings
making big TODD Of your glowing ton, your sum-
mer fashions. Our summer collection gives you
glamour and voriety white is dromotized With
rhinestones, simulated peorls, ooId-coor metal and
porcelain any size you want, for fashions around
the clock
PIeose odd 1925 Federal tox
WGL-Costune JeSelS, LIST Floor
selections OF Chevy Chase and Alexandra
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800 to $50
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POWELL
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citizens councils who are sub
verting the law Of our land, who
are disloyal to the Constitution
of the United States, who refuse
to accept the decision of the
Supreme Court. who are scoring
day after day great victories for
communism against our democ-
racies."
He said they come in the
classification set out in an execu-
tive order by Mr.. Eisenhower, of
groups who through acts of
force deny other persons their
rights under the Constitution OF
seek to alter the form of govern
ment of the United States by
unconstitutional means"
In renewing his call for a
White House conference, Mr..
Powell said the time Mr.. Eisen-
hover recently spent shooting
quail in Georgia could have
been profitably spent in confer
ence with Negro and white
leaders to keep Negroes from
being Shot"
He applied his buck passing
description to White House
letter, responding to his original
proposal, which suggested that
Mr.. Powell and other lawmakers
speed up congressional action on
a White House plan for a COM
mission to consider civil rights
matters.
Unless the President shows he
has "the physical strength for
a White House conference on the
subject, Mr.. Powell said, I'VE are
not going to be able to accept
his word that he is physically
fit to be President of the United
States for another four years"
Hits Stevenson Proposal
MI. Powell rejected what he
called the moderation" proposal
of Mr.. Stevenson on the segre-
CATION issue. He made de
mand''. that Mr.. Stevenson take
a position without "shilly-shally-
ing. pussy footing and double
talking" if he expects to con-
tinue to be the leader of many
Negroes and right thinking
whites"
He said Mr.. Stevenson had
asked his advice on all civil
rights matters and his answer,
sent to Mi. Stevenson today. was
to have chairman Paul Butler
call a meeting" of the Demo-
cratic National Committee to
vote on whether the Democratic
caucus should approve Senator
Eastland for the judiciary chair
manship.
Three colored leaders were
honored for outstanding post
graduate achievement at the
exercises concentrating the
seth anniversary of the founding
of the university.
At the charter day program,
held in Rankin Memorial Chapel
on the campus, the following re-
ceived scrolls:
Llewellyn J. Scott, founder and