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HOUSES for SALE, NV. Cont. J

MACARTHUR BLVD. AREA. at Dana
place, 5162 Fulton st. n.w.-3 bed-
decor: $l3,950, full price; terms
arranged. Cali OWNER at Crescent
Nit. Pleasant, s1es 18TH ST.
rms bs etfs sa ass ev d. 6oms sl6s.
n.w.-OPEN SUN, 90. New Colo
NAL homes, short drive to George
town. American Univ. and down.
t setaii aIslity workms ma and
FRANK s0h H. poYL 200 Rea aeaisiP We:
6-2637 or DI. 1866. 90
POTOMAC PALISADES-Attr. 6-rm.
white frame home. Fenced-in yd..
COW. transp. OWNER. EN-. 2-599S.
WALTER REED AREA = Immac.
NV. q rms, Ia baths. lst-f. pow-
ger rm;, carpelns. rec. rm. gas
beat NICE yd. PRICED rtght; Eyes,
WESLEY SSGi: aEIG aisslo: bedrms-. den.
lge; garden. .S25,950. H. A. GILL &
SON, DE. $4,000; ewes, EN-. 3-45g2,
WISCONSIN AVE. Mr. MASS
Selnldet: mouse; 5 units. gar, bsmt.,
attic, > units rented at good in
come. Owner occupying the other,
wishes to sell, Desirable neiGhbro-
hood. Conv transp. EN-. 3-2047.
4 BEDROOMS, Ia baths. sleeping
qtrS., Bird f.: lge, liv. rm., din, rm.:
lear, garage. Lge. lot: close to
schools and bus. Cali OWNER for
inspection. OIL. 3-3519. --:.3
OFF UPPER 18th - New offering,
Lovely Diet. brick: really built: 10
rms. 3 baths. many closets. .,-car
b.i. gar. . lots. Death In family.
Priced low 3us. 4l2 per cent a.
nancing. Box 235-Y, Star. -22
1886 FOXHALL RD.-Open Sun,
49,. Large ideal level lot slate
root; unusual rec. RIM. opening onto
brick patio; fine cleo. kit. liV. rm.
15x22: built-in garage; short drive
to GEORGETOWN and downtown.
FRANK NJ. DOYLE. Realtor, WO.
.n-2h31 or DI. 1895. -22
HONE BUYER-You can buy tor
S395 down anyone of Is houses.
AL locations. Call NO. 7-SSsS. MR..
BUNGALOW, 3 rms, full bsmt..
bullt-in gar, partly furn.; cow to
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OPEN SUNDAY. Id

Charming restored brick home ir
excellent section of old Alexandria
dining room, large modern kitchen
with breakfast area, den with fire.
place, . bedrooms. screened patio
and lovely garden. Rental. $3.50,
3l5 WOLFE ST.
Dir: WASHINGTON st. INT. Vernon
Blvd to Wolfe St, left to open
house.
JACOB & GODDIN, INC.
416 Prince ST. XII. 9-sl1S
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COLORED-s ROOMS, 2 baths, oil
heat; air cond. full bsnt, in good
cond. Conveniently located. NO. =
co 1851 45 E9; 5-i EvsRrs ST. E SE
500 per month. Call RUBINO
REALTY CO AID 10000 90
C0LORED-lO LARGE RMS, IA
baths. full bsmt.; good condition;
In this quiet area, 6S M ST. NV
kits, oil heat: Sl25 per mo. FALLIN
REALTY CO.. Ii, 4-7300. 10 &
coLoRED-1ss D ST. s.w.@IIo
rms VIII consider best offer. NJ.
PAUL HANNAH. ME. S-4l00.
coLoRED--GieO BANKS PL. Ne
Brand-new, beautiful 5-rn. semi
Diet brick Auto. heat Bsmt New
cond S15 per mo, Tenant must be
reliable, Call MRS. WORLDS, HU.
COIORED-5I7 end ST. sE.--Newly
decorated. excellent repair. =
family brk.. . kitchens. :, baths
Oil burner. hot-water heat. 500.
l. T GRAvATTE Realtor. Ma s.
CoI.0'5RED-oI3 GOLDEN ST s.w.
--o-story brk 4 rms. bath, cleo
pas. refgrj S47.50 mo. co. 5-saa3,
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
FDFTMAN MOVING AM STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

RIDGEWOOD AvE.-In enc. Of the
most delightful sections Of Chevy
school. 8 blocks Conn ave: this
eenter-hall prick Colonial 4-bed-
rm., 2-bath home with large SCI
porch Is deal ior suburban suburban h lyme
Now avail, Car WO. $1,000 fnI
appointment. EDW. II. JONES &
CO, INC. $500 Conn ave. FL
WALTER REED--Brick; 3 bedrooms
living room, dining ICON. kitchen
rec. room. 1-w.h. CLAUDE SHIF-
LET: TUi nIH4o9: RA; 3."sa9i 49, ~.
c iiS ih a and ain o Tm den Or GA' ~
bedrm.. 30-ft paneled rec. rm.;
conv. NV. sec; $50, short-term
lease acceptable, Call Sat. sun
only. WO B-6996. -22
AIRY. CENTER HALL. spacious yard
trees: suitable for family OF 4.
available May for 4 or months;
Washington, reasonable. OV
6-ROOM HOUSE. 3 bedrooms, study
. baths: writer's house, charmingly
thinnished H., = mOnthsi $500, Phone 5S
June MI Si@Y 70 SEPT. 1. s-bedroon
rambler close NH, bus service shdc all
drier. patio, outdoor frepi., 49,
CPI gEE I'LL NJ 1PARK-Town house
beautifully furn. for 2 or 3 adults
avail. June TO Oct. ]; S22b mo
TOWN q SUBURBAN, EN-. 2-y4OO
LEESBURG, va: hours drive Wash
ington; charming house; z bedrms.
cali Leesburs 9j3.J. ~
Mr.. BOWIE, MD; II mi. treas, dept
ARM. cottaee. compl. and beaut
furn; lge. lawn, trees, garden, How.
ers. earh diSp.; ent. mod; 500
SUMNER Md, $500 Namakagan
mile from D. c. line; nicely iurn'
May 10 to Sept. 10. OIL. 40 "B
THREE BEDROOMS. . baths. Twins
screened porch, basement with
fireplace, Lear garage; very nice. To-
cation: SlT5 mo. Call Mr.. John.
son. sP. 4-b244. RANDALL X
IA,GiNER Co, Realtors, DE
ARI" N.-5.rm. bungalow, nicely
sehs. and bus; sl25 mo. ia. s-00l0
GEoRGETOwN--severai interesting
homes nov avail Priced from 500
to S275 mo NELLIE LOWE CASSEL.
Realtor, AID, Apis, OIL. 2-3l35.
s957 NEWARK NV, 600 yds west
5000 blk. Conn. ave- bedrms., ]
baths. Ice lst-fioor Sundeck, lge
liy rfn. with firepL, powder rul. J.
car garage. flowers, shrubberyi
FoGGY BOTTOM. ideal loc.---e aitr
pine paneled iurn, houses, In pvt
court; has ample space for > per.
sons; Si"5 mo The other desirned
for single occupant; 500 mo. Cal
PL 9-a4l0 or ST. 3.Oi54 for APP.
ARLINGTON. vA.-Duplex house. 1
rms and bath recr. rm. shade
trees; close TO everything Sl25
REIBLE, AGENT ia S-4GaS
OWNERS HOME IN center OF active
stock farm on Potomac River IN
Virgifiia. lust IL miles from Chair
Bridge; easy committing and youi
chance TO try country living With
out responsibility boat and motor
swimming. hunting fishing Com.
pletely furnished and ready for oc.
cupancy. y bedrooms 3 baths. all
modern convenienees. Call FRANCES
POWELL HILL, Realtor. SOS goth
q. NV. DE 2-4i0l. or Mrs. Gray,
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SALE OR RENT
MICHIGAN PARK

Four blks north of Providence
Hospital, 1921 S. Dakota ave. ne
Standardized, o-story brick. Full
basement. 3 bedrmS., also separate
dining room, i - baths. all new fur
niture; for STAG mo. and 2-yeaf
lease; after 4 years, title 10 furni-
ture will be transferred TO tenants,
clear, or unfurnished S105 mo; !
bus fare only open sun, o-6 . m,
or rhnre for appointment weekdays.
STEUART BROS, INC.
DI. 5-"i3i d. 7-S695
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MILLINERY
AND
ACCESSORIES

Downtown; 1000 location.
Size approx. 20x95; weekly
gross approx. 5000. Rent.
$3.50 mo, Right party can
substantially increase this
business. Sacrifice: very low
price. Investigate. GERBICH,
EN-. BOOTS, NO. 1895.
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GOING IN BUSINESS?

0O1NG LIN 0OO1NEOO
Restaurant on Routes 20. gil, so
Gross 81. 500 week. Only $4,000
dn.. balance SS9,40 per mo. APP
proX. $4,000 worth of equipment
incl. Where can you beat this?
Body shop. garage and 2-bedrm
residence with liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit and sun porch on / acre OF
ground located on main hwy. Price,
S275Q0., Automobile showroom and
large bldg. with 5 bays. Owner will
convert to suit tenant. Will rent
with or without equipment. Also
VIII consider sale. Reason for sale,
ton.
Motel. 8 units and living quarters.
On "a acres on main hwy, 80 minis.
to washington. Owner must sacri-
nee, because of health. $4,000 cash
will handle.
.PENTAGoN REALTY co.
Fairfax. Va. CIR. 3-O54i
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FOR SALE
DOWNTOWN

Beautiful, modern lingerie and
accessory store. Established over
20 years; volume, 100000. Great
potential for increase. Owner retir-
ing. Box 43-Y, Star. ia
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AITRORA Hills

Top quality home and location
"A bedrooms, 3 baths. recreation
room and garage. All modern;
nearly new: available June IL.
$50 per month.
ROMYE LAMBORN
REALTOR
FOR THE BEST IN REAL ESTATE
'OT. 4-S5S6 OF. 4-S035
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CAPITOT, HTT,J,

NEWLY REMoDELED - Near
House Once Building. One bedrm.,
~ y: rm;; kitchen hsI.,o dining area. bath:
49,: S92 so mo. APT ny; includes
refer heat and hot water. See
ianitor TO inspect, l15 D st. Sc.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
lsl5 nth ST. NV. DI. 7-7557
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COLORED
CHOICE
HOUSES TO SHARE

GENTLEMAN wishes to share lovely
furn, home with Jewish couple:
refs. exch. RA. 6-5925. -22
ONE GIRL to share 3-bedrm. house
with 4 girls: rental S45 each mo-,
including utils. NO. 7-41.i3. 80
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IsUs. OPPORTUNITIES tcon,.
Live in Lovely
tr-Room Rent
Will Buy Home

Just of 18th and Newton NV
viii sell or will rent for $3.50 mo
with option to buy. Interior in ex-
lcellent condition; z bedrooms, bath
on each Of 3 floors; full basement
oil heat; new roof Might be con-
yerted into apartments. ATLANTIC
STATES REAL ESTATE CO., Elk
3-l31h or JE. 2-l642. ewes.
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$3.50 FURNISHED
$165 FURNISHED

Directions: Out Shirley hwy. to
Route Z exit, left to md trafiic light
at Quaker lane. left :, blks, to Fern
lane. right ! blk. to Kenwood St,
left l blk. to Woodbine and rieht
to our OPEN SIGN at lab Wood
bine.
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CATHEDRAL. AREA

COMPLETELY M ERNIZED
TOWN HOUSE. IN THE GEORGE
TOWN MANNER
Seven lovely rooms and finished
Bird a.. . baths, picture-book kitch-
en-; full basement with garage. KE.
2-5393 STUART a. MAURY. 590T
wis ave. II
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Larchmont Realty, Inc.

JE. 4-39OO CT. b-3l66 Kl. "a ~
DE LUXE 3-bedroom rambler. 4
acres ground. swimming pool. says.
3-BEDRM. rambler. Sf50.
3-BEDRM. rambler cleo kit, $50
3-BEDRM. Cape Cod, Si20.
3-BEDRM. rambler. Sll5.
3-BEDRM. Colonial, Sis.
3-BEDRM. 2-storv. close in, Sll5
James c. Conley & Co.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED TO RENT in D. C.-Lge.
unfinished apartment, 2 bedrooms
and baths, living room, dining rm..
maids room and bath. Phone Col
umbia $1,000, Ext. 512 between 8
and L. am 21H
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CHEVY CHASE

1899 Huntington ST. NV.
Open l to d pm. Sunday: later
by appt. until sold. Pretentious
corner brick and stucco home. Suit
able entertaining. All large rms.
On . lots. Center hall through home,
4 bedrms., y sunrms.. maids rm.
with basin on Bird A.; ga baths. fun
bsmt, attached dble. garage. mod.
eouipped XII Low thirties
MA. S-9655, FE. 3-29l7. WO. $3.50
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HOME VALUES
KENT AREA
OPEN SUN. 2-5 PM.

50lS CATHEDRAL AVE. NV.
Charming detached new Colonial
with 3 bedrms. and Ia baths. Com
pletely air cooled. S1S5 per mo.
Available immed Directions: Mac
Arthur blvd. to Arizona ave, right TO
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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BRIARCLIFF
1928 Watson st. NV.
Open Sunday, / Til 6

Beautifully built white brk.
Colonial in better-than-new
condition. Very large living
room, dining room opening to
picturesque garden, with flag
stone terrace and summer
house. { bedrooms. 90 baths,
den, all-electrtc kitchen with
breakfast space. Maids room
and bath. 2-car garage. Close
10 transportation. Call Mrs.
Lyle. OIL. 4-024S.
DIRECTIONS. Out Mass.
ave. to Ward circle. left on
Nebraska to Loughboro, out
Loughboro to Palisade lane.
left to Watson, right to house.
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CLEVELAND PARK
OWNER OFFERS

Four bedroom. 2lg-hath. brick de-
taehed home lRe. Nv. rin with hre-
place, sep din. rm lst-f den and
bat III, dlshwasher, disposal. screened
porch. heated knotty.pine rec rm.
on garden level 81. AIMS Parish.
Priced IN low 3Os. NO AGENTS.
EN- 2-uli6, ~
Continued on Next PaFe)
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HOUSES vNfURN. tesn., HOUSES UNFuRNIsHED

CHEVY CHASE. d. c.-s200 pei
mo: 9 Ice rms. . baths, screened
porch, earpeted. gar. Call EN-; 2
SILVER SPRING AREA. cow. waiter
a Reed a NH Beths: sssrI HU STicF
din. rm.; fun bsmt.: cor. lot. high
eley., with shade trees; mr.. school
and churches. Avail. May /. Sl25.
Ma. s-BSss; ewes. HU. 3-3233;
CLAIMING ST. NE. sOIe-Brick,
kit. bath; bsmt.; gas i h.-w.h': gar ia;,
ss go S III IESitaN, AVE. ST.
Semidet: brk., 9 rms, bath; h.-w h.
$I90. l. r. GRAvATTE, REAL
SHIRLEY hwy, Irieht on Seminary
s ss 1' SITS 81 it t'n sSa5 'E Ei-
SMALL ACREAGE. good house, on
Seven Corners. SO. ia. 5-4S5l;
ARL..s bedrms.: attractive, clean;
and Pentagon. sos. ia. Tilt,
AREA - 2-bedroom
semidet, home, redecorated: full
pSnt.i FENCED YARD. $40. XII. ST. 100.
EVANSVILLE. MD. near wash
BALTIC. parkway-Peace Cross out
Defense hwy. to Edmondston I'd,
left g blks. to Chesapeake ST., right
to .532S. Full bsmt.; . bedrms.,
bath. kit, living nm: large. in
complete 2nd q. to use as IS Key
next door. 1926, or phone EN-.
VILLAGE s.E.-cor. 6rk;
3 bedrms., bath, lge. liv. rm., kit
dinette comb; laund. rm.: fenced
Yard transp at door. Ii. 4-2153.
aga HAMILTON ST. NV rms.
bath. sh.; auto. hit: cedar closets
conv. loo: excel. cond.; dry bsmt.;
S TlSe y Nan sa Hx gent gentiles' ADULTS,
FALLS CH;--Det. brk., "a acre; 2
bedrms., "a baths. fin. attic; firepl. /;
driveway; barb. pit. az bus. shops,
schools. 500. DE. 2-7962. ewes.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
a BEDRMS --S15 son

DE1JINIVIAJ,---'pI y lUUU
An idea family home; SO conyen,
school shopping, tranSp DELIGHTFUL
brk row house. containing bed-
rms, p baths on End Nv rm With
firepl Dig din I'm recreation fm,
maids rm and shower IN bsmt.
Nothing. IKE u on market EYES.
MAN P. YOUNG. EN- ..i5i3 III
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GEORGETOMN - TaStefully re-
modelled and decorated; double Nv
ms rrl. sen din. rm., . bedrms i.
mod ~ LA baths hreplaces
see 0oO. FE s.9eis. sat. ana sun.
after @. 20
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WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Bethesda area bedrms. and
z bedrms., Ia baths, elec. kit, $3.50
Avail. now.
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2923
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LR SALE PARK

La SALE PARK
Outstanding detached brick home.
corner lot, approx. l35'xl35'. many
shrubs and evergreens: center-halI
dinette. den. side porch: recr. room.
maids room, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths.
finished 3rd floor: detached garage:
many extras. Conv. financing can
be arranged Call LA. $1,000. --22
FIT. STEVENS
Attractive lge. 7-rm, brick SEMI
detached home. Offering . lge. kits.
with breakfast area. . full baths,
covered front porch, attractive rec.
bus, . blocks to shopping. Priced to
sell with $1,000 dn., convenient
terms. List No. 1872.
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-16

program were: Floyee Ware. Ma
~ johnson, Charlene Burnett Pa
tricia Martin. Joseph c. Henry,
Kirby Gardner, Viola Vaughn,
Betty Williams. Kenneth Robin
son. Betty Kelly. Noah Simmons.
Emily johnson and Lou Gary
Hughes
Outstanding creative drawings
from their fayoTite stories in
reading were drawn BY: Lou Gary
Hughes, John Austin. Katie Mae
Alexander. Noah Simmons.J James
Brooks and Carol Lewis.
Pupils who have perfect attend
ance records for the fourth six
weeks are: Warren Blakely, Jo-
seph c. Henry. Lou Gary Hughes.
Noah Simmons, Betty Benson, Bet
~ Jean Brooks, Charlene Burn
ell, Emily johnson. Betty Kelly,
Patricia Martin. Emma Jean Nit
ehell. Viola Vaughn and Floyce
Ware.
Individual book reports have
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-16

Calvin George. Linda Jones'
GwendoIyn Payne, Jackie PereeiI.
and Jaunelle Kelly.
The fifth year group perfect
attendance and honor students.
Leon Bunting. Odell Embry. josh
ia Guiden. Loretta conett, Bet
ty Fuller. Barbara LaSker, Ruby
Morgan. Dorothy Smith, Mary Joe
Williams. Other honor students
are William Bunting. Odell Embry
and Ralph Parker, Loretta Cor
nett. Betty Fuller. Barbara Lask-
er. Joyce Dean Mosby. Mary Joe
Williams. Maredith Williams and
Carol Ann Price.
The Pine Street Polar Bears
we're defeated by the Eudora
Dragons in the state tournament
at Pine Bluff. Wednesday mite
The Bears took an early lead and
stayed out IN front until about
40 seconds before the half ended
A foul drew a penalty on the
Bears and gave Eudora one and
one situation. Both shots were
made and Eudora led 1912 at
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-16

stimulated much interest and pu-
pill participation in the Al grade
at the school These reports have
served as valuable means to en-
rich the pupils experience and at
the same time stabilized then
personalities. Some of the best
reports were made by these pu-
pills: Dianne Lawson Millions
Of Cats. by Wanda Cog.
Thomas Z. Britt Hundreds
and Hundreds of Pancakes, by
Audrey Chalmers.
Dianne Cornish Who's Upside
Down." by Crockett johnson.
james Singleton The Little
Twin, by Grace PAUL..
In making plans for a surprise
birthday party for their teacher
these committees were formed:
Punch Estella Weitherspoon,
Will Ella Ingram, and Joyce Ann
Jones.
Cake cutting Yvette Allen
Shirley Dozier, Gerald Miller and
Ada B. Staten.
Ice cream Walter Wilson. Ca
rey Hughes. Lumma MAYORS and
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-16

CONWAY = The second year
group Is studying the seven
groups of basic foods. The class
Is divided into groups. Each one
Is broken down into individual
units representing a particular
dish IN its group.
Perfect attendance for the sec
ond year group: Robert Bland.
Berthins Brown. Augusteen Cow
an. Markets +. Bunting, Wood
Tow Guidon, Della l.. Campbell.
Ruby A. Gatewood. Brenda Lou
Hale, Lloyd Z. Lasker. Betty r.
HOLMAN. Vada Lee Roy. Lucy A.
Davis, OTIS Mason. Seipieo Price
Paul Reid and Gle Edward Stan
leg. Third year perfect attendance
are Ruby Bland, Dolores Flakes,
Jsunelle Kelly. Gwendolyn Payne
Carolyn Reid. Iridesn Thomas.
Larry Easterwood and Hershey
Atkinson.
Students on the honor roll are
Ruby Bland. Larry Easterwood,
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-16

half time. The Bears came back
the third quarter but excessive
fouIing spelled trouble for the
Bears. because the Dragons were
having a nice mite at the free
throw line.
The high point man for the
Bears was Jerome Kelley. with
10 points. The Dragons high
point man was Alonzo Brown
with II points The final score
Eudora. 80 and Bears. 80. The
Bears are now training for track.
Z. J. Lsnders. principal and r.
B Smith, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-16
Capital Hill

The third grade pupils at Capt.
tai Hill school presented the pri-
mary religious assembly for the
month. Mrs. ], c. Harris gave an
inspiring flannel board demonstra-
tion. Other participants on tn e
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-16
Des Arc
Mrs. Ella Mae Brown

Final rites for Robert Berry,
former resident were held at
Cotton Plant Quite a few from
here attended. Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
~ Berry and son, accompanied
BY friends. attended. He is sur
vived by his wife, five step
daughters. one step-son, one sis
ter, two brothers, and several ne
phews and nieees Roma Hous-
ton of Cotton Plant is a patient
at Sherman clinic here Those
on the sick list are all improving:
Mrs. Sarah Ford, Mrs Lucy
Qualls. Mrs. Ella NJ. Brown. Mrs.
Marian Hill, William Brewer .
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Chase motored
to Carlisle 10 see their daughter,
Mrs. Hattie Bell Poole, who IS
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-16

Betty J. Thompson.
Serving Cecilia Ewing. Sylvia
Fingers. William Guydon and
Queen Esther Toombs.
Arkansas State press., 1956-03-16

i'll Pupils Prairie county girls tournament last MA,
training school attended the
Arizona sun., 1956-10-11
COLUMBUS DAY OBSERVANCE
ON OCTOBER II

The official and main pro-
gram of the first all-Phoenix
Columbus Day Observance on
October IL will be held at the
State Capitol grounds here be-
ginning at 1870 am. with a
band concert by the Phoenix
Union Band. This will be follow
ed at noon by the raising of
the colors by the Arizona Ma
tional Color Guard and the play
ing of the National Anthem by
the band.
An invocation will be pro-
nounced by Rabbi A. L. Krohn
followed by the introduction OF
Mayor Jack Williams of Phoe-
nix and the reading of the
Columbus Day Observance pro-
clamation by the mayor.
A short address by Hon. Ar
thur T. LaPrade, chief justice
of the Arizona Supreme Court
will be followed by a preSenta-
ton to Mayor Williams by
Fourth Degree Knights of Co.
lumbus. The program will close.
with benediction by Rt. Rev.
Msgr. Robert J. Donohoe, pas
tor of st. Agnes Church.
Al Moynahan, 1925 E. Pinchot,
Phoenix will be master of cere-
monies.
Theme for the 1856 Columbus
Day is AMERICANS ALL "a
symbol of the friendship which
uniteS $40 million Americans Of
many creeds, languages and
cultures in a manner without
precedent the world over. Com
memorated will be the discovery
of the Western Hemisphere and
the historic brotherhood of the
Americas.
In addition to the official
program at the State Capitol
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which all citizens are urged to
attend, radio and television
stations are expected to conduct
programs with a Latin Aneri-
can flavor. Schools also have
been asked to remember the Day
with special programs focusing
on the journey of Columbus and
on the results of. that epochal
adventure. Expected to appear
at the official ceremony as
guests will be many civic leaders
of State and City.
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RADAR LINE UNDERWAY

Huge planes transported trac-
tors and other construction
equipment totaling $4,000 tons
1000 miles north of the Arctic
Circle last year for the Distant
Early Warning radar line, re-
ports the 1856 Yearbook of The
American Peoples Encyclopedia.
Purpose of the DEW line is to
guard North America. In case
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Of an attach it will give Amer
lean and Canadian cities from
two to six hours of warning.
Expected to be completed in
1857, the radar line will cost
from $3.50 million to 81 billion.
Arizona sun., 1956-10-11

Budapest is composed of two
cities = Buda, right side of
Danube, hilly, and Pesta, left
of river, low and swampy. It has
been destroyed many times by
invading armies.
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EUOPE BOUND - Kendall L. Ty,s lefD. Field Director for
the United Negro College Fund bids bon voyage John W.
Work director of the Fisk jubilee Singers aboord the Lberte
which Mr. Work od his focus group recently soied
New York goodwill Of Europe. Looking Mrs.
Work Qeft) od Mrs Anne Gobe Kennedy pionist for
singers The group will give than so
before returning the Fisk corus in mid December. NWS-
PRESS PHOTO)
Arizona sun., 1956-10-11

SISTER ANACLEIE, CPPS, eighthgrade teacher and
Elementary School, Phoe
points journey taken Christopher
906 Culver and Pat
Bangee SIT West Roosevelt president of the eighth grade The
of conducted Catholic and
public schools with the aPhoenix wide Columbus
observance
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-18
Local Cage Teams Are Posting
Good Records In Early Season

Of the Devilettes that has held
to an average of 20
points. Once Darcus Soles, Bob
Die Jean Watts and DeAnna
Marshall set up their Iron
wall" defense, it's really hard
Tor opponents to break through.
1t was Elkin's loss and Tabor
-ity'S gain when De Anna NOV
I'd here this year. She and Bob
Die Watts are juniors and have
year to play but Darcus
coles will be lost via the gradu-
Ition route this year.
So you see, with a team like
his anything can happen-Con-
'ersnce and County Champion
ships aren't unlikely.
The Red Devils are making q
pretty good record for them
elves. They have played eight
James with high school teams
md a game with the TC ALL
stars. They have suffered four
'csscs of which two were to Ma
Iina. The others. were a close
1887 loss to Chadbourn and a
1919 loss to Lumberton. They
'cfeated Evergreen 58-49 and
Clarkton 48-43. They upset
$500 and won n
thrilling '50-42 victory over
Dun. They also defeated the
Tabor City All-Stars 1888.
In their eighth regular games,
the Devils have posted so
point average. Wayne Miller has
IN average of IL points to lead
the Devil offcnSc. Hugh Thomas
Gore has ripped the nets for an
average of IL points per game
while team captain Johnny Bru-
ton has racked 10 points per
game average.
Other leading players are
Mitchell Anderson, Row II
Burleson, Tommy Collier and