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NEAR CAPITOL-Attr. I'm. for girl;
phone, bath with shower. Ii. 3-3177.

NkAk CAPIIOL-Attr, I'm. for RlTl;
phone, bath with shower. Ii. 1877.
CONVENIENT TO SHOP. center.
Cath. U. and new Providence Hos
Dital-Double rm. with pvt. bath.
81 wk. each. 1915 Michigan ave.
HILLS - LARGE front
room, next to bath; new private.
adult hons; gentlemen only ia.
wOODRIDGE AREA-Rent furn. or
unfurn; reliable single person: kit.
priyll. Very reas. DU. 7-O;IS1. -
3Ol EAST CAPITOL ST.-Dbles. and
sgles.; COW. TO Senate, House. Capt.
t0I; gentlemen. Il. 6-157l. -
X ST.-Front room
for = nice men or refined coupe in
Christian home. Ii. 1880. -
C0LORED - FRONT RIM. Home
priTils Comfortable, neat, clean.
Mr. traDsp. DU. 7-0264. -
suitable couple, / child accepted.
home privileges. Ii. 3-2732. IS
COLORED-LARGR ROOM for re-
fined person in quiet neighborhood.
coIoaED@591S DIX ST. NE
Furnlshed room. Home privileges.
Call LII 4-7104 5
COLORED-i32 9Th ST. N.E.-Large
front room. cooking privilege. Ii.
4-32S5 after q. liz
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SITS. MEN 8 WOMEN

COUPLE. white, exper., excel refs.
want Jobs; butler. valet, driver;
cook. Inv. Top salary only. Call
HA. 2-33sH, 5s
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PLASTERING REPAIRs-old anc
new work, Ice. and small Jobs. Reas
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ADULT WOMEN

JOBS Wa,tinE-Free Placement
Inquire . AN to . Pm
Phone: ST. 3-2086
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD tPBX)
complete training. S25. MRS
CHANDLER. HU. 3-3S24. ST. 3-721S
PRACTICAL ENGLISH, voc, building
reading. writing. elem, indy. in
Struction. To 9-ol10. IS
MODERN TRAINING in beauty eul;
for GI training; day and evening
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY col
LEGE, 1910 @ st. NV. pI. 7-176a
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John KILPEN HOTEL

100 clean rooms; with or without
delicious meals low weekly rates.
Tv and gam room III ON -,
phone In room. elevator. 2310 Ash
mead place, at 1900 biz. Conn. ave.
10 0-Rlkk
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We need used refrigerators for. OK
port. Will ofier highest trade IN
allowance for 1864 GE models,
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1913 10th ST. N.w.-Business wom-
en-: sgie.. dble. rms: clean; beaut.
furn.; mod. baths NO. 1879.
KENNEDY ST, 143s-Lge. I'm. for
lady; pvt. lsvatory. 2 closets; good
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, 17l4
New Hampshire ave.--Newly deco
rated rooms. maid. no. 2-9SS2.
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ROOMS UNEURNIsHED

NV. AREA or rms, LIST floor,
large, bright Prefer middle AGED
persons. Elk. 3-5a63. IS
COLORED-LGE. BRIGHT. clean
rms. Plenty. Of hot. water and heat.
Transp. u blk Refined people only.
HE. 4-5767. 30
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GAS HEATERS

LAD aEA L EMO
10, 900 to $1,000 BTU, some with
assort.: guar. BLOCKS, l746 Lee
hwy, mr.. Key Bridge, ia. $500;
1910 Baltimore ave. WA. 7-550l.
GAS RANGE. new, sos. Call LII.
4-3666. II
GAS RiNGE. apartment size, oven
regulator; S35 or best offer. IKE,
6-D7ir, -
GAS RANGE, Magic Chef, thermo-
Stat-controlled heating units; used
only \ months; 500, 10. S-b746.
IS
GAS RANGE, new, used, installation.
PEERLESS SALES CO., 2a37 Ga
ave NV. DE. 2-556U.
GAS RANGES new. used: repair oil
coal gas ranges. ACME STOVE,
10Il 18th st. NV. MA. S-Sa52.
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EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY

insurance brokerage
arm offers career training and ad-
Vancement to intelligent. accurate
typists and secretaries; permanent
positions for responsible young wo.
necessary: 5-day wk.; paid vaca--
ton; attractive salary plan; call
Mr.. Oxenham. RE. 7-1929. ---8
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SiTUATIoNs-WoMEN

ACCOUNTANT wants small business
accounts. Call SO. s-s424. after
pm. s.
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LUMBER

TUNIOR DNNG.RoOM SUITE, Q
piece: good condition. AID. 2-5s3O.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

CINDERs FOR SALE - 200 yards
avail Lee. or small lots delivered
Call IL $4,000. 10
TREE WORK EXPERTLY DONE
No lob too small or too large; fully
insured; free estimate. Du. 7-7029.
HAVE US ERECT your Pre-Fab home.
CAUFFIEL. 10. 4-6432. 3
ESTIMATING FROM BLUE PRINTS.
in all fields OF building construction.
Call ewes, after u, JU. g-2aB3. IS
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OFFICE. FURN.

OAK DOUBLE PEDESTAL DESKS.
$40, so; REFINISHED WALNUT
EXECUTIVE DESKS. sos; A.
DRAWER LETTER-SIZE STEEL
FILE CABINETS $500: STEEL
TRANSFER PILES. S2.95, I'M
MEDIATE DELIVERY ON NEW
STEEL LOCKERS WE HAVE AN
EXCELLENT SELECTION OF
EVERYTHING IN THE FuRNI-
TURE LINE. BOTH USED AND
LOCATION AND SAVE. ". FRANK
4 SON. 414 THIRD ST. NV,
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OFFICE SAFE. Eood condition. q
am. to pm %
ORGAN, pipe, for sale by Emmanuel
z. U. B. Church, HaRerstown, Nd.
Contact Rev. J. W. Fisher. ST.
PIANOS-uprishts, $45 up: spinets.
$2g5 up; several famous make
grands, fully repaired and guaran-
teed, 1905 up; beautiful steinway
SDrisht priced sx.n VERY Low low Terms 5sx
scHAEFFERS PLANO SHOP. s25
Bonifant st. Silver Spring. JU.
PIANOs-Jordan's big mIdwinter
clearance starts Tuesday with
dozens OF new floor samples, slight
~ used and reSonS ar, .a,,G pianos
Choice OF spinets. grands. consoles
and uprights in wide variety Of
sizes. styles and finishes Largest
selection IN this area to choose
from. As little as. S25 down JOR-
DAMS. corner 18th and G SITS, NV,
5i69 Lee hwy Arlington and 1882
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. subur-
park in 'front.' Downtown store
open Thursday ewes, %
PIANOS, rent FIRST, buy later plan
Famous make pianos, yours to try,
only 81 weekly. tno obligation TO
buyl; KITS, 1880 G. st. NV. RE
year.end clearance Of re.
spinet pianos, save UP 70 3oes on
late models, KITS. 1880 G st.
NV. RE 7-62I2. Il
PIANO. Wurlitzer, apt. size; mod. :
make ofer. OWNER. IA. $4,000.
PIANOS FOR nrxf, a, ev I rates;
option to buy. ST. $4,000. PIANO
above the library. "a
PIANO, Chiekerinv. ANTIQUE concert
grand, new strings, hammers. &C.
or best cash offer. DE 2-8oo6. %
PIANOS -Brand-new standard make
full keyboard sDinets. only $3.50.
Nationally advertised price, $500
Mahogany NJ, f aIin1 loiyssr EuaTs as5
PIANO MART, ioi5 7th ST. NV.
tiust above the libraryl. OPEN
THURS. EWES. 30
PIANOS---Armv. Navy. Air Force
and Marine personnel: Government
AND District employees can save rear
mcLey on all kinds Of instruments
NV. Over 100 Spinets, consoles,
and upriEhts TO choose from. ST,
$4,000. PIANO MART, 1918 9TH
st. NV. ijust above the library
OPEN THURS, EvFS. g
PIANOS-Several Steinway and other
famous make Erands. These are
beautiful pianos and real bargains.
Prices start at S425. Used spinets.
consoles and apt. uprightS. S295
up. All guaranteed. SO months to
pay. Open Mon. Thurs. and Fri.
till Q. SILVER SPRING PIANO CO..
s57 PerShinc drive. JU. 9-633s.
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CAFETERIA MANAGER
INSURANCE SUPERVISOR

INSURANCE SUPERVISOR
A local insurance company has q
supervisory position open for a
person qualified to handle policy
issues and changes. Experience in
knowledge Of life insurance re-
CURED. Good opportunity for adj
vancement, attractive employee
benefits. 5-day work week.
UNITED SERVICES LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
9Th Floor. 1925 Eye st. NV.
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iAAc HeN' T-"' SAH ~ u-bp'"
anteed; trade ms, some with I'm:
some With 3-speed phones. FRED
WALKER. zoos Wilson blvd. Arl
Open Mon. Thurs, FRIDAY Til .
RADIO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I with
VFO, $3.50; Be 654 tranSmitter-
receiver, $50; Collins 353c-3l me
ski, $50; Bc-AR-430 Transmits
tiers less meter. 99c: wanted &c
34S-H-K-L-R-s. Distributors for
Hammarlund. Mosely and Central
Electronics INDUSTRY SERVICES,
INC" s7o5 s Oakland st. Ari''
R xsii E." os. 300 GOOD condition, sos;
Stroller, 81. XII, SIZES. $
RANGES, GE; new 1858 close-outs;
cash or terms no. 2-2200. 3
RECORDS - Music appreciation re.
ccordings. "a albums, 7s's; $50. ia
REFRiGGERAToRs, se4. so, electric
s gas, guaranteed: PEERLESS SALES
REFRIG Shi rTei 81 50 &C coldspo a"0 II
cond, sl75. Call JE. 3-I5al, IS
REFRlGERAToRS. used refinished
UP FREDERICK'S INC. 1908
l4th st. ia $1,000; 4t30 Georgia
ave. NV. RA 3-3500
REFRIGERATION for rent, brand
new: only Zoe a day. Rental NAV
apply TO purchase. Call ST. 3-70d9
REFRlGERATORS. used $40 so UP
guaranteed druv lGe stock ACME
STOVE. l0ll nth NV MA S-Sa52
REFRIGERATOR, good cond., So,
also radio phonograph. AID. 4-46l:
REFRIGERATION. Norge, 9 Gu. tt:
elee. range, 40 IN. Both very rea-
sonahle. OIL o-9lGa. IS
REFRIGERATORS. GE. new 1855
close-outs; cash or terms. no. =
REFRIGERATOR, L. e. K. combina-
ton; cleo. reigr.. sink and gas
range; brand-new; will sacrifice.
REFRiGERAToR. GE o., freezer
top: never used S165 or best ofier
Naturalization, s-cu.-ft. westins-
house; excel, cond; reasonable.
Call so. S-9ll6. Must sacrifice. Is
REFRIGERAToRs. gas, electric. AL
sizes, sealed units: S25 up. Guar
antcec
Ace Plumbing Supply Co.
.nn16-o0 Ga Ave Nv AID -OO7S
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LABORATORY TECHNICIAN-Must
have hospital experience IN med
ical chemistry, hematology or scroll
ogy; no night work. Good position
and good salary. Apply by letter
only to Pathologist Laboratory,
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL. Ia
By church in Arlington; full or part
time. State experience and salary
desired, Write Box 3S9Si, Star. 5
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ROOMS fURNIshEp-N.W.

1898 18th ST. N.w.-Business wom-
en-: sgie., dbie: rms. CLEAN; b s1
REMEDY ST, I43s-Lse. rm. for
lady: pvt. lsvatory. Q closets; good
Transportation. RIA. 3-3S27. IS
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, 1714
New Hampshire ave.-Newly deco
rated rooms. maid. no. 2-9Ss2.
COR. 18th AND L N,w.-Bie room
for, l or 2. next bath, closets /;
h IN. Ap Eelss5 oi E Ees' -o, laC' lS'h
CONN. AVE, near shoreham Hotel
Pvt. rm., gentleman only. Nice,
quiet and clean. $50 mo- Wo'
1si eVi p ST. NV. THE CHURCH
ssatssss,s maid service 81 up. NO
1900 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Lo7ely
IS5a QUE ST. N.W.-Warm single
rm,, $3.50 week; also large Ink.
WASH yR, t. Circle III aal5 lopp. dwu
si2.5O-sI5 VIZ. ST. 3-2s4s. 10
81 A DAY pei person. ltol 18TH
-Attrac sglc dble I'm 81 wk
UP. VANNES HOTEL. NJ 7-7SSs.
2i6O 10th ST. .W.--Lovely rooms.
some with pvt bath: DISTINCTIVE
address; daily maid service: Abr
switchboard' rates. $3.50 UP weekly
sol FERN PL. N.w.-Extra large
room in detached. private home;
linens. telephone, laundry privileges,
many extras included: IS per week;
for ! girl: TU. 2.0262. i?
bath; Ewes. OIL e-e9l4; days, ,S IA
lee HARVARD sT.-Nice front and
middle rooms; "a block carline.
DE a-lS64. Is
aii1 + ST. N.w.-Refgr.. grin, sink,
clock radio, Tv, airform mattress:
=, S = M, ok VIZ Ex 3.66a3 ,u.,,o,s
dbles.: ldry., TV priyils.: 81 per
person: Sill as sSle. Ho. 2-532l.
1885 N. H. AVE. NV, 1.-THE Pana-
naaian"--lst floor. single I'm"
running water. So wk. 10
RANDALL HOUSE, 1923 N'st. NV
nice people Lounges, rec, rms.
dancing, bowling tennis, Elee club.
TV. Bendix. switchboard New
manager; s25-$35 mo. HU. 3-7474,
WASH. MUS. INST.-3rd A.: very
comfortable rms; empl. women de-
string practice 1880 10th st. NV.
LOVELY ROOMS Young men: sgle.-
oble.; maid serv.; free parking: 81
wk. 1888 Park I'd. DU. 1854.
Is
1888 p ST. NV, The Dupont Man
or-Unusually large. well-heated
rooms; S. and $500 week, %
stsn0f En- atlsaa from iSr to se s.
LARGE 2nd-fi. front with phone and
tile shower bath, $40 mo, l743
o iprtps Fl ROCK RiN; OR or. Pk,rLse. fri.
rm.. sgle. or dble.. clean. bath,
closets; S45 or $50. NO. 7-5163
Two-1 sgle.. / dble. twin beds),
next bath; good transportation. 1892
Iupraham. RIA 3-45S3. $
1888 PARK RD.--Comfortable rooms.
excellent transp. maid service, S
725 OGLETHORPE ST. N.W.--Rec-
reation room; newly decorated: pvt.
bath; pvt. entrance; refgr.: express
bus line; SO wk.; gentleman, tn,
eiIi CONN. AVE. N.w.-LSe. at
tractivclv furn. studio-type rm;,
--i2
DOWNTOWN-Large front dhle. bed
rm.. Ink, refgr; SO wkly. TO3
Mt, Vernon pl. NV NE. S-3Tsl
eth AT KENNEDY N.w.-Attrac.
small room. uulim. phone: excel,
transp, 90 min. to town. RA.
CLEVELAND PARK-Large. COM
Portable bedroom and den. with
private bath: COW transp. and
restaurants. WO. a-6263. -
1908 HOBART ST, near 18th cross
town; single. nicely heated, sunny
room; 81 80 wk. no 2-96lo.
CONN. AND NEBRASKA AYES
Master bedrm.. pvt. bath. IRe. clos
cts; immed. ross; $40. EN-. 3-5SI".
DUPONT CIRCLE-Spaciou dhlc..
pvt. bath, lh.r, pvt. entr. 1888
10th ST. NV. EN-. 3-aE.23. Ill
EMBASSY AREA
2O19 Mass, ave. NV. rooms, newly
dee sglp and dble Sok and IN
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FuRNITuRE SALE

savings on brand-new
better-Rrade bedrm.. din. nm, Nv.
Provincial and Early American in
blond. solid cherry. solid mahogany
etc. Our low overhead enables us
TO sell quality furniture at lowest
prices without exaggerated claims.
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
SIG 1ath e. NV BE. 1-43l0
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WOMEN
WOMEN

Experienced in telephone contact
work to work from our once from
This is for large concern. Good
pay and commission. Apply in per-
son between 1890 and = pm. at
sol Rhode Island ave. ne. see
Mr. TSoldherR q
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Interior Decorator

Interior Decorator
MUST BE FULLY TRAINED AND
EXPERIENCED WITH ABILITY TO
PLAN AND EXECUTE COMPLIES
HOMES. EXCELLENT OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR PERSON WITH
ABILITY.
APPLY TO Mr.. sACKNoFF.
MAYER AND CO.
42l 9TH ST. NV.
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TOP-NOTCH HELP

Call MISS SMITH, AID 2-s1OO. IS
COLORED married couple TO run q
rooming house: Is rooms: free rent,
Apply 1915 18th st. NV. with refs.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS and SERVICES


alterations. painting,
repairs Of all kinds, Free estimates.
Terms. OIL. $1,000. 10. 4-699l.
PORCH enclosures
jalousies. kitchen remodeling; BY
free estimates: 80 months to pay
SEQ SALES, 6l7 Sligo ave. Silver
Spring. yU. s.30l0 day Or night,
ALTERATIONS-No
Is the time to repair your house;
add a room or build that clubrm.
unusual ideas, free estimates. E-Z
terms. OV. 3-0319. =
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DRIVEWAYS, PARKING LOTS
EASY TERMS
CUSTOM PAVING co
IA. $4,000
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AVOID DOWNTOWN COMMITTING
WORK IN SUBURBAN MD.
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
CORPORATION

Has 3 positions open for
young ladies between IL and
40 years Of age. Tipping es-
sential, shorthand preferred.
Enjoy pleasant working con-
ditions in modern air-con-
ditioned ONCE. Good starting
salary with scheduled in
creases. Full employe benefits,
Including paid vacations.
Apply In person, Mr.. overly.
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

WHITE WORKING COUPLE wants
room in clean home Anacostia
area for 3 mos. Ii 3-4143 -
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HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
CORPORATION

1885 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
MT. RAINIER, MD.
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which was suspended, Mr.. King
was also charged with court costs
of approximately $500. This was
converted into a jail sentence
totaling about 1856 days since he
chose to appeal rather than pay
the money.
Mr.. King, together with SO
other Negro leaders still await
ing trial on similar boycott
charges, had exercised his right
to a non-jury trial.
The conviction was announced
by Judge Carter at the end OF
a four-day trial. Circuit Solici-
tor William F.. Thetford said the
State had agreed to postpone
the trials of other defendants
pending Mr.. Kings appeal.
Judge Carter could have SEN
fenced Mr.. King to six months
and fined him $1,000. But the
juriSt said he took into con-
sideration testimony which in
dicsted Mr.. King repeatedly ap-
pealeo to his people not to use
violence in the bus protest.
The State sought to show that
the Montgomery Improvement
Association. a newly formed
Negro organization, had kept
the boycott alive with periodic
mass rallies and had directed
the operation of a car pool which
transported Negroes in lieu OF
buses. Mr.. King is president
of the MIA.
Negro defense attorneys chal-
lenged the constitutionality of
the State law which prohibits
conspiracy or agreement to
hinder operations of a business
without just cause or legal
excuse"
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Bus Boycotter
Guilty, Long
Fight Seen

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Mar. %
(R.-Negro bus boycotters are
expected to continue their mass
protest despite the conviction
yesterday of a top leader in the
anti-segregation campaign.
Defense attorneys. meanwhile
plan to appeal the conviction OF
the Rev. Martin Luther King, jr.,
all the way to the United States
Supreme Court if necessary in
another test of the South's seq
regation laws.
Mr.. King himself. speaking at
a mass meeting last night. prom
ised to continue leading the
protest movement mo matter
how many times they convict
me-"
The 27-year-old Negro minis
ter was convicted by Circuit
Judge Eugene Carter yesterday
and fined $500 for violating
Alabama's anti-boycott law. He
has played a leading role in the
17-week-old campaign against
segregated seating on city buses
The fine was suspended after
notice of an appeal was made.
Last night the young Baptist
pastor vowed to continue fighting
for Justice and equality" The
Negro crowd that damned the
Holt Street Baptist Church gave
him an ovation.
Mr.. King. pastor of the Dexter
Avenue Baptist Church, told the
audience, Freedom doesn't come
on a silver platter. Some of the
things we have to go through
are a necessary part of oul
campaign. There can never bt
growth without growing pains.
! In addition to the $500 fine
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Publisher Invites
'Moderutes' to Act

ATLANTA, Mar. % (P.-An
Alabama newspaper publisher
yesterday called on middle
ground whites and Negroes to
work out a solution to Southern
racial problems.
Buford Boone, publisher of the
News at Tuscaloosa. said mod
crates" have a patriotic duty to
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North Caroline
To Draft Program

RALEIGH. N. c.. Mar. % (Pl
Gov. Luther Hodges said yes
terday a special report recon-
mending steps North Carolina
should take in dealing with the
school segregation issue will be
available shortly after April i
1t will be available before a
special session of the States
General Assembly Gov. Hodges
has said he will call this sum-
mer to deal with school prob
lens.
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love and we have tried not to
disturb them, but l did want
them to meet the press and talk
with them" he said.
Mr.. Foster is scheduled to
graduate from Butler College in
Tyler this spring with a social
science degree. However, for
several years he has been acting
as student minister in the Tyler
area and said he intends to con-
tinue as pastor of two small
rural churches.
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President Urged to Call
Governors RocioI PorIey

James C. Hagerty said the tele-
gram from Gov, Collins has ar
rived but there will be no COM
ment at this time.
The Florida Governor was
authorized by a conference Of
State government leaders anc
educators here yesterday to cal
upon the President and Attorney
General Brownell to meet witt
the Southern Governors and at.
torneys general. The conference
was called to develop a workable
plan to head off Indignation al
the State universities legally.
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approximate balance" during
the second quarter Of this year
barring work stoppages or other
unforeseen developments.
Over the past year there has
been a shortage of copper.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Mar. q
lR.-Goy. Leroy Collins yeSter
day called on President Eisen-
hover to convene conference OF
Southern Governors to discuss
racial relations.
In a message to the President
Gov. Collins said that as a result
of the Supreme Courts school
Indignation decision and of &C.
tiyities of extremists on both
sides I'VE are experiencing what
we'll may become a serious de-
terioration of racial relations.
I'VE are fearful the progress
we have made over many years
may be dissipated."
In Wash ton, Secretary
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speak up and step forward in an
effort to bring some degree Of
sanity out Of chaotic frenzy"
Thus far, there has been no
leadership for such an element, "
he said in a speech before the
Sigma Delta Chi, professional
journalism fraternity. I'VE need
it badly"
Mr.. Boone said Tuscaloosa was
tranquil city until few weeks
ago, but things are different now
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I pIdII 10 DC IIIdI 7 ItU HPII
called by the Dallas pastor who
will officiate at the wedding.
She squeezed the hand of hel
fiance, the Rev. H. c. Foster, q
a student minister at Tyler ir
East Texas. When they met five
years ago he was a sophomore
at Miles College, Birmingham
and she a senior.
I'm thoroughly in agreement
with her. Mr.. Foster said of hel
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plans to press for re-entry to
the University of Alabama.
Miss Lucy said she flew alone
to Dallas several days ago and
had gone to Tyler to visit Mr.
Foster. In Dallas, she was the
house guest of the Rev. Ernest
Estell, pastor of the St. John
Baptist Church, where the we'd
ding will be held.
! These young people are in
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Miss Lucy Plans to Wed,
Re-enter Alabama u.

DALLAS % (Miss Autherine Lucy, the Negro coed
expelled from University after series of
racial riots night planned to be married then try
re-enter the University of Alabama
school there she will try elsewhere, she
said.
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Copper 'Bolonee'
Expected This Year
BY the Associated Press

The Commerce Department
says it expects copper supply and
demand in this country to be in
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It's easy to register and
qualify as a District voter. Go
to registration headquarters
on ground floor Of the District
Building and sign up.
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CHURCHES ON THE AIR

of Alexandria Methodist District,
speaks during Graham Road
Methodist Church service.
1880 am, WWDC-Dr. James
H. Miers speaks during Fourth
Presbyterian Church service.
Repeated at 8 pm.
1880 am, WOOK-The Rev.
H. B. Roepe speaks during First
Trinity Lutheran Church service.
Repeated at 1905 pm. over
WFAN-FM.
8 pm, WOI-"Sacred Hour"
with news of Washington area
churches.
8 pm, WEAM-"The Hour of
Inspiration" with DR.. Dale
Crowley, Washington radio min
lister.
1915 pm. WOOK and
WAN FM-Progress of better
race relations will be discussed
on Faith of Millions" Catholic
goodwill program.
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Iof the Conservative Baptist
Foreign Mission Society. the
Communists insisted he must
still be connected with the United
States Government and using his
missionary activities as a front"
at the time Of his arrest in
January, 1851.
DR.. Lovegren's troubles weren't
completely over after his release,
During his return to this coun-
try, he and Mrs. Lovegren
stopped to visit their son, a mis-
sionary doctor in Jordan. While
there, their lives were imperiled
when Arab rioters threatened to
burn down the hospital super
lvised by their son. The young
doctor finally disSuaded the mob
Despite his long years of i'm
Iprisonment, the 67-year-old mis-
Isionary has said he would like
Ito return to China as a mis-.
sionary If the doors should evel
open.