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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

$500 DOWN TO GI, for this ter
rife 4-bedroom Cape Cod home on
lovely lot that has lots Of trees;
near St.. Bernadettes Parish,
transp. and schools. LEO A. Dryer
g. CO.. INC, JU. 9-S033.
NEAR BELTsvILLE-Lovely custom
rambler on nearly - acre with
trees. 3 excellent bedrms.. sep. din
rnl;, table space Kit, attach. garase
board hct.Tater heat: Just listed,
SCI $50. A real buy. A. J. KEs-
SINGER & CO.. JU. 9-4544.
PAINT BRANCH. FARAdS-S3S, 500
for the LARGE family, bedrms..
acre lot. Assume 500. 900 list trust,
CHESTER H. KELLER. Realtor,
JU. 5-7100.
SILVER sPRING-3-bedrm.. brick
rambler. Sep. din rm... all electric
kit. Partially finished rec. rm.
Sl5,95O With S12,20O CT loan
balance .,1 CHESTER 81 H. KELLER
BARGAIN Is A
Word we seldom use, But consider
this-sHyER SPRING, blocks
from D. c line. 24-ft. Nv. rm... Ia
It. ID. din. rm., den, z bath; upstairs I:
1atAtot oRGNAO9c UN4AnA OuC
2Oxl3 II. with private bath: rec.
rm. with u bath in bsmt. Owner
leaving now. Must sell. Price. S19.-
ASK MR.. FORWARD" Ju. s-Isoa
NEW SPLIT LEVEL HOMES
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING
3 BEDRMs., BATHS. REC, RIM
PRICED AT ONLY SCI $50
LOUIS Ridden ~. $4,000
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
If you are looking for q well-built
home in good condition and q con-
venient neighborhood. you should
inspect this property. Brick Colo
NAL; slate roof: liv. rm. with firepl.,
separate dining rm.. Kitchen with
eating space: ind a.. 3 bedrms., .
baths and a finished I'm. on the 3rd
A.; full bsmt.. built-in garage; lot,
70x200. well planted and gives Sc
ciusion to the property: walking dis
lance to all schools. For info. call
Mrs. Upp. JJ. a-O335.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
REALTORS
Uptown once EN-. 2-67l5
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LOHR
APARTMENT SITE9

APARTMENT SITE?
THIS spacious old home can pro-
vide plenty Of living for large
family, also it may become To-
unit apt. sitel About 21,000 50. It.
Ta STss P P mis- IS an cS orportul
nifty to buy home with invest
ment possibilities. Ask to see it.
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COLONIAL
CLOSE-IN
SILVER SPRING

Center-entrance brick home. had
spacious living room: family dining
den on LIST floor. . large bedrooms
and bath on Enc. floor; full bsmt.,
SSs and Schools Rs s Price ss sis.SS 500 q
$500 down. For details call Nj. Nc
Ginniss. Ma. $4,000; ewes, tn. g
238S. tM-147l. FREDERICK w
BERENS SALES.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS - 2-bedrm.
bungalow. Full hsmt.: gas heat.
Price. S12 $50. Easy terms. To
inspect. call JOHN L. SHELTON.
Realtor. 10. $4,000.
HmLCREsT = bet. brick; CT ap-
proved, S1s,450: gas h.-w.h.,. full
bsmt.: , bedrms.. porehes: chest
nut trim throughout; nice grounds.
T. D. BURGESS, RE. $500.
HILLCREST (off Pa. ave. Custom.
built Diet. brick 3-bedrm. rambler;
Ice. daylight bsmt. finished In
knotty pine; screened porch; gas
h.-w.h.: level lot; S22,95O. HART
NAN REALTY. INC. LU. 4-3400
LU. 2-5Y76.
eI3,95O: DETACHED, CONGRESS
Heights-3-bedrm home. Beautiful
lot. Front and rear porches, Full
bsmt. Gas heat. To inspect call
JOHN L. SHELTON. Realtor. 10.
s-2O00.
HOME PLUS An INCOME. on Mich
ol6s ave-. Congress Heights ex-
tended - 6-year-old brick: very
clean. rooms plus complete EN-
cheney apt, with front entrance;
asking S14 1850; can be Oh financed
with 10se down or only S2,450
down on conventional sale. T. d.
BURGESS, RE, 6-52OO.
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CONVENIENT HOMES
4-bedrm. rambler with full bsmt
2 fireplaces, S29,950.
4-bedrm. Cape Cod; convenient
Arlington location. $4,000.
3-bedrm. split-level older home
;l-bedrm. rambler. CT, S1S,95O.
Falls Church area.
BURNERS REALTY CO.
REALTORS, IA. 1-OU71
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NEW SPLIT LEVELS

Unusual homes in Silver Spring:
Spacious living room. den. 3 bed
rooms, / " baths, beautiful equip
ment. kitchen with table space
ceiling window, and basement; on
street parking well-established
neighborhood: close to schools and
transp. Price, $l8,090. Just q few
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THOMPSON co
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l-BEDROOM HOME. with full base
ment and finished rec. room, within
the town OF Fairfax. This is truly
one of the best buys we have ever
had. Call us today about this
STARNES REALTY CO. CT. 3-o51I.
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HAYES AVE.-Cape Cod, 2 bedrms.,
hv.. rm.. sep. din. rm.: full bsmt.
with outside entr. Lge. screened
porch. Fenced; storm windows and
doors. Price reasonable. MONT
5221. JU 9-4I07
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BETHESDA, Sls.75O G1--Brick ram
bier, on nice level lot: liv. rm.. din.
rm,. kit, : bedrms., bath and large
SStn. siLTiNdsLEY REALTY. EN-
2-o32H; ewes, OIL. 2-44HS.
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SILVER SPRING, $500 down pay
ment. Sl10 month-.6-rm., l bath.
2-story Colonial; asbestos single;
excellent location. Call JU. 9-349O.
rAKOMA! Unbelievable valued Slashed
% $40. OO0l owner leaving for Flor
ida-Brick: sep. din. rm., family
kit, ? flrst-f. bedrms.; finished up
stairs' i9ll osms peaut; rec; rm;
JU. b-R511
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WHEATON, HTS. = 3-bedrm. brick.
separate din; rm., full basement,
SO mo. incl. all. Walk to Catholic
GIDEON G. JOHNSON, HES ca.
ave, 10, 4-YOl7
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BEAUTIFUL SUMNER

Completely redec. throughout. 4
hedrms., 3 baths on End a., lse. IL
prary ,or bedrm.D with nrepl. and
Az: pain on lst \. Nice liv. rm. With
picture window. huge breakfast room |;
tremendous view. all electric,
thoroughly mod. kit. with Siisposal
and dishwaSher. Built-in parage. ,
rms. in bsmt.: lovely lot: comb
metal screens and storm windows al
most OPENINGS. Also awnings. Priced
right At Sa.50O. Call Mr.. CARPENTER
WO. Eel 434.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co.
lcnial, close in; Sl6sSog; many
BOGLEY, INC. OIL. 6-7S0O til ..
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SILVER sPRING-3-bedrm., brick
rambler. Sep. din rm., ali electric
si5,s5o With sis seS 81 loan
balance. CHESTER H. KELLER,
RealtOr III h-r1OO
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WOOD COMPANY
IIIOb "a. AVE. 10. 4-72Ul
FOUR BEDROOMS

Close st. Johns Parochial and
Elementary schools. 1st-il. liV. rm.,
fireplace, full din. rm., = bedrms.
powder rm.: ind a., . huge bedrms.,
bath. Pun bsmt.. ser. porch. Nice
fenced lot.
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IEATON CRI
SI5.10O

First First offering Of this all-brick
Golsonial: Attractive, large, Level lot
with firepl.. 3 bedrms. and bath up:
lge. Kit. 2O-ft. rear scr. porch, full
bSmt.; 3 per cent to veteran pur-
chaser. By appointment. DICK
STURGES. ewes, RA. 3-7424.
I. N. LERNER & CO.
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ONLY $500 DOWN

1926 Burke st. Sc. (bet. Armory
and D. c. Hosp. - sep. and COM
plete apis Live in one (1st fl. and
finished bsmt). rent the top floor.
Sep. entrances. front and rear.
Avail. Aug. l. Bal. S97 so monthly
incl. taxes and insurance.
sTEUART BROS. INC.
rr odo4 M 9aOE
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RETHESnA AREA = b-hedroom.

bath Cape Cod, on lovely lot: dim
ing room, recreation room, screened
porch, electric kitchen with eat.
space. Call Mrs. KraRbel, WO, o.
1858. ewes. WALKER g. DUNLOP
INC. Realtors, Uptown once, EN-.
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UNIVERSITY HILLS
Modern 3-bedrm. corn brick ram
Washer 1 and dispes Sa' gas S'n h osh
Price. S15,S00. VIII &C Gil.
HUGH 7. PECK. he. $4,000
WEST HYATTSvILLE-SIO.5OO
Nearly new modern semidet. cor
ner brick opposite park. 5 nice-size
rms. gas h.. Anchor fenced. FILA
or Gil terms.
HUGH 7. PECK HE. 4-64O0
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CT approved, 8 bedrms.. ceramic
tiled bath, large liv. rm. with pic
ture windows. dining ell, kit. with
table space. full bsmt., screened
porch. Priced S13.75O.
WOOD Co. RealtOr
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HOMES
RORERT TOHR
BRICK RAMRLER

HE. $4,000 Til 9 PM. RIA. $4,000
Our 36th Yr. Dependable Service
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INK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-i41I
FOUR BEDROOMS
Ia ACRES

Split level. all brick. true center
hall, large liv. rm.. fireplace, fun
din. rm.. huge kit, table space; rec
rm. furnished; ~ baths; gear
garage. Excel. sddded lot. Beaut.
a n1fIOnHncoN 60
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ture windows. dining ell, kit. with
porch. Priced $i3.75O.
WOOD CO., Realtor
1115s Ga. Ave. 10. 4-72OO
NICE CORNER
McKENNY HILLS
Colonial. bedrooms, bath, sep
VA appraised at S15,1OO. Priced
for quick Sale: Si4,750.
COOL COMFORT
Will be enjoyed by the family in
this neat and clean . year old, -
bedroom brick rambler. living room
with fireplace and q large kitchen
with .dinette space, full basement
with half bath roughed in: q beau
tiful tree-shaded lot will give you
convenient to everything and priced
1.-TWO ACRES"
Spring stream through property,
suitable for fish pond or swimming
pool: : bedroom, > bath. living
room with fireplace, dining room,
kitchen l2x12, full basement, hot
water Dashboard heat, screened
porch, 2-car detached garage; truly
beautiful home. Well HANDICAPPED.
Convenient ssi So 20 s6 transportation Priced
James C. Conley & Co.
9525 Ga. Ave. JU. SABA It'll 9
.4APTS.-TAKOMA PIX, MD.
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hohr OditheFSourg -41-J
WHEATON

Only s13. 40O-GI, completely re-
DECORATED. 3-bedrm. brick rambler
lull bsmt.. level lot on dead-end
street; outstanding buy.
sIGLER & CO.. 10. 4-s3S3
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2-BEDRM. BRICK HOME
SCOOPS MO.
$3.50 DOWN

This includes principal. interest
taxes. insurance. real buy. For
further information call Mr.. NOR
MAN HE 4-SHq9
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HOUSES for SALE. VA. Cont. }

AURORA HILLS-Decorate in the
best Of taste; center entrance hall.
modern node Eite l ssp be Sin rm bsths
and den. Big screened porch. ga
rage and sun deck. If you ike
spaciousness and Dutch Colonial
design. you'll love this home. Call
ROUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORP XII 2-Annn
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BETHEsDA--Attractive brick ram
bier; only $1,000; bedrms., full
basement, rec. space, air con-
ditioner, dishwasher, disposal in
slvded pD SsaTi NV oldii Nc. can III SAM a
r2Ou iii -
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$3.50 Fenton st.. S. g.. ~. $4,000
OPEN EVENINGS, TO
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
NEW CUSTOM coLoNIALs
TULIP HILLS: Drive out Mass.
ave: ext. ~. miles past westmors-
Wills sign on left. turn left / block
to our "opeA" sign
IEM. $4,000 oil. 4.l4eu
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EVANSVILLE

Owner trans; immac.
brk. Colonial; only la yrs.
old; 3 huge bedrms., Ia
tile baths, full din. rm.,
firepl. in lge. liv. rm., full
bsmt. and attach. gar, wide,
level lot: only 3 blks. from
public and parochial schools:
q buy at S1S,500 on GI or
FILA terms.
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BETHESDA, Sl7,95O. near NH
si-bedrm., 2-bath brk. Cape Cod,
on beaut. wooded lot. No bsmt. but
has lge. garden house for storage.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-1OO6;
avee OI tf.Ru1G
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CoLORED-VAcANT
$3.50 DOWN. APIS.
900 BLOCK OF MD. AVE.
live rent free with income
from other apis. plus . rooms.
oil h,-w.h.: sarage.
ST. 3-3626 TIL o PM.
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GREEN MEADOWS - 3 bedrms.,
JOHN il. JOHNSON. WA. Se5o 80
EVANSVILLE PROPER-4-bedrm
porcEes. full bsmt., cool, shady lot
near schools bus and recreation
park. Only $11,95 Easy terms.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
AP. Y-7774.
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BANNOCKBURN-Lovely brick ram
bier; lge lot: full bsmt., foyer, sep.
din. rm., , bedrnfs., lge. patio,
pull-down stairway to storage attic:
ST., 900. GEO. W. ROBERTSON
PIG; ewes, OIL. 6-7S6l.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS
re sEyssalnSs; q cal AZ, De. q: sI,5374S;

ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
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cHEvERLY, MD. BY OWNER-Lse
3-bedrm. brick, ia baths, at
tached garage; public and pa
rochial schools within l block.
Open for inspection. 3196 63rd
ave. Phone AP. 7-7339.
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5000 DOWN. military. FHA-4 bed
rms. full bsmt. with rec. room. A
lovely home in excel. cond. SIl5 per
mo. total payments. Don't miss il
or you'll be sorry. ROUTH ROB-
BINS REAL ESTATE CORP. XII
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CHEVY CHASE, near Columbia
Country Club = Attractive brick
Colonial: 3 bedrms.. Ia baths,
screened perch, fun ,,d basement.
S2i $50. Call SAMUEL Z. BOG
LEY, INC. OIL. R-7SO0 til 81.
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N. ARL.. $500 down CT. S93 per mo.
or assume VA loan-3 bedrms.. pine
rec. IN. fenced rear yd., equip. I:
mr.. schools. JE. 3-l55S
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WHEATON BARGAIN
$H,850 OR BEST OFFER
Expansible 5-rm. brick Cape Cod,
ma floor ready for 2 bedrms., bath,
fun bsmt.; level lot. els SCI down
BEERS BROS, JU. 5-76iO
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RIVERDALE PARK
Selling below Oh appraisal
at S14.950: beaut. Cape Coo
with lge. expan. attic. sep.
din. rm., . hedrms., full
bSmt. with bar in lovely rec.
rm., side screened porch.
Diet. gar. and huge 60x150
level lot: as low as $3.50
down to vet or conv. and
FILA terms to anyone.
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facilities.
The latest ordinance forbids the
carrying of weapons on the per-
son, or in any motor vehicle. The
move was taken, the ordinance
says, because of "the great amount
of tension existing in the city, and
the unusually large number of res
idents in this area who have re-
Gently purchased large quantities
of guns and ammunition"
Police Chief R. C. Croft said he
planned to hire now new, but de-
clined to say whether auxiliary po-
licemen would be used. The ordi-
; nance gives Croft authority to set
up roadblocks.
A group of Negroes withdrew
a Federal court suit last week
which sought to force the city to
give Negroes the right to freely
use swimming facilities. The case
was dropped after member of
the city commission testified that
the city had no law banning Ne
groes from the beach or pool.
Police averted a near-riot a Del
Ray Beach last Sunday when Ne
grces, taking the city commission
: at its word, appeared on the beach.
An argument between whites and
Negroes resulted, and police ended
the disturbance by clearing the
beach.
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tribute to his role in educating the
opinion-leaders in contemporary
Africa.
The award will be presented by
World University Service during
the annual meeting Of the organi-
zation's general committee. The
presentation will be made by DIR.
Buell. G. Gallagher, Chairman Of
World University Service and presi-
'~rt Of the College of the City of
New York.
lhe ceremony will take place at
the close of the dinner session,
which is to start at $50 p. M. in
Earl Hall, Columbia University
Paying tribute to his "immeasur-
able contribution to the training of
African leadership through higher
education" the ward cites DR.. Bond
"for his outstanding contribution
as president of Lincoln University,
Pennsylvania, to the training of
African students in this country;
for his unflagging interest in the
welfare of the university commu-
nifty of Africa; and for his untir-
ing personal devotion to the ad-
vancement of African education"
Lincoln University has been
instrumental in training large
numbers of African students in
this country. Many of them have
returned to their native lands.
-Patronize Our Advertisers
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NEEDLES Against -.
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though minority do.
Chatting with newsmen, the
White House physician said:
II would prefer to play it on
the conservative side.
'If it were left up to me, |
would be against going to one of
the high attitudes in the first year
after the heart attack"
Nh. Eisenhower has made Den
yer his summer headquarters each
year since taking office.
Long Stay
His stays there have normally
run six to eight weeks, but his
decentralization last fall extended
the period to % weeks.
There have been reports that the
President was considering Wiscon-
sin as an alternate vacation site.
The badger state offers excellent
fishing, the Presidents favorite
summer pasttime except for golf,
and the. altitude is less than Colo
radios.
Patronize Our Advertisers
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This proposal made by the execu-
tive branch of the Government.
In tracing the history of the
franchise in this country, the At
torney General added that "the core
of freedom is the right to vote.
Without it, freedom becomes a
sterile doctrine; a discretionary
hand-out to be disposed or withheld
as the few in power chosen to con-
troll its existence"
He recalled how the right to vote
in the colonial system was limited
to white men of property about
200 years ago. This participation
was expanded to embrace universal
suffrage for all native-bOrn white
men. Then the unhampered right
to vote for naturalized immigrants
was granted then it was widened
to include emanicipated slaves,
then to Negroes in general, and
finally to women.
The history of voting in the
United States, proclaimed Brown
ell, in large part reflects the rest
less striving of each subjugated
group for recognition.
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lister of the Methodist Church of
Newfield and the Congregational
Church of West Newfield, both
white parishes.
In Newfield where Rev. Wash
ington, 25, succeeds white min
lister, he will preach at the Congre-
gational Church at $50 A. M,
each Sunday and then drive three
miles to deliver sermon at the
Methodist Church at II A. NJ.
Currently studying for examina-
tions at Andover- Newton Theologi-
cal School, Rev. Washington stated
simply this week, "My goal is to
help people understand each other
better and to aid the church in the
Indignation program"
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Pike county court.
The men, Ernest Dillon, 20, his
brother, Ollie Dillon, A, Glen and
Duroa Duncan, both 81, and first
cousins, are charged with kidnap-
ping the girl from her home, Is
miles east of McComb at daylight
that morning.
Affidavits against the two Dun
cans and Ernest Dillon charge
them with raping her.
The men were not represented
by counsel at Mondays hearing.
District Attorney Mike Carr, Coun-
ty Attorney Joe N. Pigott, and
Special Prosecutor E. c. NARROW
handled the states case.
Statements from Ernest Dillon,
Glen and Du"oa Duncan were in
troduced as evidence, but only the
first was read in its entirety. Dill
lon claimed he was 'toO drunk to
know what he was doing" but his
statement which he signed before
the district attorney and Pike
Sheriff Bill Andrews gave de-
tailed account of sordid abuse of
the girl.
Testimony was heard from Sher-
iff Andrews and from several Ne
eroes with knowledge of the May
13 event. Neither the Negro girl,
nor her mother was placed on the
stand.
Ernest and Ollie Dillon each made
statements from the stand at their
own request. The former tried to
absolve the other three.
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In contrast, Kefauver adopted
the position of Governor Collins OF
Florida, who has asked for meet
ing of the President with southern
Governors and other white officials
to deal with the problems arising
out of the May II, 1854 ruling. He
added only that "maybe people rep
resenting both races" could be
called on to solve the problem "and
to keep it out of the hands of
violent people"
When asked by Quincy Howe
moderator, of the hour-long discus
sion, to comment on the recent cleo
ton of Democratic delegates in
Texas, Stevenson scored the pro-
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Urban League To
To Honor
Senator Lehman

New York, May 28.-U. S. Sen
ator Herbert H. Lehman will adj
dress meeting of the Urban
League of Greater New York in a
Harlem church Sunday, June 3,
when he will be honored' by the
League as 1.-THE conscience of the
Senate and the nation in the fight
for full equality of opportunity for
all Americans"
The Senator will speak on the
current crisis in civil rights.
1851 to change to status OF non
whites.
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congresswoman :
Bolton, Of Ohio,
To Deliver
Commencement
Address At
Howard Univ.
Some 600 To Receive
Degrees At Annual
Exercises June 8

PRESIDENT MORDECAI w.
JOHNSON INACCURACIES
WEEKS PROGRAM WITH
BACCALAUREATE
Washington, D. c. - The Hon
orable Frances Payne Bolton, Con-
gresswoman of Ohio, will deliver
the principal address at Howard
University's eSSth annual Common
cement Friday, June 9th, at $50
pm.
The exercises are scheduled for
the upper campus, in front of
Douglass Hall In case of incle-
ment weather, the program will be
moved to Constitution Hall, 18Th
and ID Streets, NV.
Mrs. Bolton, Republican repre-
senting the 22nd Congressional
District of Ohio, has been a mem
her of the House of Representatives
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cessful all legislation passed dur
ing the current session of Parlia-
ment would have been invalid.
The case will now be taken tC
the South African Appeal Court,
and will probably be heard some
time i'm October or November.
If this court upholds the two
laws, it will mean final victory for
the Nationalist Party in consti-
tutional battle it has waged since
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Shivers forces who used "white-
supremacy" arguments in their at
tempt to win the Texas delegation.
Stevenson added that ANYONE who
uses this issue merely to s. rye
political ends is going to do the
Union a grave disservice in this
election year."
Senator Kefauver, who referred
to himself "as a Southe rner and as
one whose forebears have lived in
the South for a long, long time,
failed to mention civil rights as one
of the sixteen issues he cited as
impelling him to run for this years
Democratic nomination.
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