davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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groups" FOR persons over - and
EDr youths there are ~ basketball
teams, IS fellowship groups, (
singing grg4pa several scouting
YHsta and a drum and bURIs cDrps.
Under his leadership programs
u the Philadelphia Boy Scout
Council have expanded and the
Philadelphia JaYcse's Brotherhood
award was organized Recently he
learned a slgn language % carry
on his ministry % the deaf.
Eey. Sullivan vas born Al Char.
lesion. W. Va. and educated AZ
West Virginia State college, I'm
ion Theological Seminary and Cot
umbia university, A. the age 81
20. he was assistant pastor Of
AbyAsinia Baptist church 81 Ns'S
York, serving under tbs church's
noted pastor, Rep, Adam Clayton
Powell (D.-SYJ
The young minister II affiliated
With tho HAAcP ard Urban
League of Philadelphia. Hs also
serves am the board Of trustees %
Longyisw Institute for Boys. New
Era Theological Institute. PEN
nHygvaniA State Baptist Conven-
ton and Philadelphia Ministers
Conference.
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Young Bopfiss
Minister Wins
NofionoI Honor

Philadelphia. Ia. -.- AMP --.
Rev Leon Howard Sullivan. 80.
pastor of Zion Baptist church ard
organizer 81 the Philadelphia
Citizen Committee Against Juve-
nile Deiinqusncies and Their
Causes, haa been named one 81
the ten Outstanding Young Men
~ America for 1865, the United
states Junior Chamber 81 Com
msrcs announced thls week.
Rev. Sullivan and other win
ners Of the coveted awards viii he
honored Jan, ~ at = banquet in
Springfield. M. at which tms
Vice President Richard " Nixon
viii make the presentations
Ths ten men. all % or younger
we're selected by Judging panel
NJ nationally prominent persons
from among 10000 nominees
Rev, Sullivan Ia the third Ne
gro 10 win the Jaycss honor In
tho past four years John r. John.
snn, editor and publisher ~ Ebony
Jet and Tan magazines was cited
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cashoIie Bishop
Rebukes Priest For
Bios Bulletin

Stamford, Conn CAMP A
Roman Catholic priest who ad-
vissd his parishioners not 20 sell
their homes 10 agents for Ne
groes" has been rsbuked by his
bishop
The incident involved the Rev
Francis VI. valdez. pastor Of the
Holy Name Of Jesus church In
Stamford. A ons-pags duplicated
bulletin. half In English and half
In Polish which was distributed
last Sunday. contained the fol-
lowing paragraph In Polish:
We AJAX you not 10 sell your
homes 10 agents who have been
sent out by Negroes. We want our
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parishioners 10 live around the
church"
In Bridgeport. Msgr. George r.
Curtisst chancellor Of the diocese,
said the bulletin was entirely
unauthorized
Discrimination against any
group Of people Is contrary TO
Catholic teaching and practice.
the bishop said
Father Wladez. a priest here
for - years. expressed dismay
that the bulletin had been inter
protsd a. discriminatory to Ne
groes
This vas certainly not an at
tempt 20 discriminate, but Just an
effort 10 keep members Of the con-
gregsti0n near the church." he
said
We are not against Nezrres
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Ioin' with the sponsors in pre-
sentlng weekly shows How wise
Ggbsonss decision vas, Bunk in
dicated, is evidenced by the fact
that although R0n-chamPi0nship
bouts are presented before com
parauyeiy small audience. millions
are attracted 20 the fights on
teIeusion, with the IBC cashing in
on the teleytsiOn rights.
According 70 Blunk's story
Gibson is the brains behind the
whole IBC operation. He is the
one who advises plans and trouble
shoots for the group. And he does
Il well. going about his work IN
ass,Inzingiy
The article states that II was
Gibson, who while acting AZ at
torney for Joe Louis, sold Norris
the idea Of forming the TIC. But
Il was a package deal with both
Gibson and Louis sharing IN IL,
Gibson Afterwards was named
secretary, the title he stiu holds
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and Louis Is one Of the directors
u the body.
Since its formation, the TBC has
been operating on a very wide
scope, the article claims, and thus
has been beset with suits contest
in gifts rights. One OF the charges
against il was that II was a mon
opIy But under the prestige %
Norris and resourceflIness Of Glib
son, the organization Is stiu run
ming strong.
Solving problems for the TBC Is
Glbson's job. Bunk stated. and
he spends hours and days az II.
Gibson Is the son Of Truman X.
Gibson Sr., former president Of the
Supreme Liberty Life Insurance
Co, with offices In Chicago.
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Paints. papers and fabrics that
are easy 10 waAh with soap or de-
tergent alds are tho ones that are
easiest 10 live With. They're saSi-
eat for tho family because they
LsDk clean and attractive. easiest
for tho home maker because ~
takes I.aa time and effort 10 keep
them at their best.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24

New York { AMP - How Tru-
man Kella Gibson Jr.. talked
millionaire Jim Norris into form
ing the International Boxing Club
and then proceeded 70 quietly di-
rect It's operation was told By
writer Frank ". Bunk N an ar
tlcle in the New York Times last
week.
In the article, Bunk also ex-
planned how Gibson advised d.
rsctors Of the newly formed group
not 10 buck teleuaon, but TO
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New Phone Number
Our Minneapolis phone numbers
ar. FEhevL 5-s505 OF FEdsrAI
s TO7i.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24

Survey indicates that half Of all
the brides today are under 20.
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Want Ads In this paper get
quick. sure results Try them!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
INDUSTRIAL. PROP. FOR SALE

NEARBY MD.--Approx. 3 acres Of
ind; prop. on Bait: blvd. LOUIS
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MASON HIRST
Dreams End

Here is your opportunity 70 OBJ
tain q solid brick 3-bedrOom ram
bier with terms that anyone can
AFFORD Only $3.50 down. owner
vii hold ist trust for balance. Pull
e eons he s'P PREF en- sss6 c sIiP !sss,
Arfax Realty, JE. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
"BARGAINSn

$40. acre. 4 rms. water In Kit,
s6,960; 2 acres. 0 rms, mod, S10,-
$50: 2 bedrms.. mod, Fairfax. Va,
81. 900; bedrms., 20' liv. rm. with
firepl., h.-w. basebd. heat, $12,950;
2-bedrm. brick, Arl., Va, S14,760;
6-rm, new rambl.. att. gar, S16,g50.
JAMES E. BARNEY
Vienna. Va. DU. 5000
10s
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on q hill with fascinating views: g.
room home partially restored and
about 2 acres of land: large creek
with good fishing and enough water
for boating. Just OF main highway
IN nearby Virstnia. 2S miles from
washington Easy commuting
Terry B. SimmS, RIA. 3-7O37
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
BUILT FOR YOU

BUILT FOR YOU
New 3-bedroom and tile bath,
white frame rambler. Living room
with picture window, large dining
Il" with. picture window, equipped
kitchen. oil heat. Desirable residen-
tial section; on large shaded lot
$15,950
New rambler. large living room
with fireplace. dining IL" with
picture window. 3 bedrooms and
tiled bath; equipped kitchen with
eating space: full bsmt. with pie
ture window and bath. Located or
beautiful sloping lot with trees
See at oncel
$17,950
M. r. REYNOLDS & co.
WILLSToN SHOPPING CENTER
JE. 4-4660. z Corners. JE. 2-s067
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09

7 COMPLETE EFFICIENCY UNITS
nj. Dupont cifeie. "a times incoms
". 3-s3Bs. JANIS L. DIXON 4 co.
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TREES. TREESl

Erads ths ehafming csnisr-hali
hone IN handy Paiia Church lcra-
tsnt trin bedrooms separate
cininE I'm. sraetdus fitcfen. de-
taehse gagagR. beautiful ifyei Jos.
cRowEi.L A CO. NC
aiee Y oia6e NJ. "A t-oTo7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09

HAVE CLIENT WITH CASH for
SsSs yassS. 81 Sr.a ra r. l VS.
VIRGINIA PROPERTY OWNERs-
" we ,s by ~ your s,, house pb for
400, TIE. 0-7343. AL BAKER q
SON. INC. sos n. Warrington st..
Alex, Va.
WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for
io9u our q Sas years e ssTVcs
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., Realtors
1929 K st. NV, MA. 6-0362; eyes,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-09
WAREHOUSE WANTED
OWNERS

Whether your warehousing prop
critics are for sale or lease, better
call this ONCE for. fast action.
Clients waiting. We need inventory.
Call Mr.. Dixon Of JAMES L. DIXON
g. CO., ST. $4,000,
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Bancroft Rambler
Tenn Stone-Redwnod

4SAAAAs QNOAAK ANONA w WV
And with a lovely view Of the
lake too 3 hedrms. and . beautiful
uaneled den in this exquisite owner
built, 1-yr.-old home plus 3 full
baths and a magnificent beamed
ceiling liv. rm. with stone firepl.,
large din. rm. with built-in side
board. completely equipped kit. with
pantry, large screened side porch
and slate fioored patio with barbe-
cue. Also q full hsnnt, with daylight
finished rec. with built-in bar with
sink and refrigerator and firepl.,
huge lobby and hobby area, 2-car
carport, shade trees on q generous
sized lot. Truly priced below replace
ment cost. Owner selling because Of
transfer. S39.h00.
DIRECTIONS: Out Arl. blvd. or
Columbia pike to Sleepy Hollow I'd,
turn ut the Malbrook sign and con-
tinue to Crossword DIR. on left, then
to Waterway dr.. and left to 500
waterway dr.. and house.
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.PTs. UNEuRN.-Mp. lcont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-19

CHEvY CHASE, MD. - Charming
brick split level. slate roof, 5 twin
size bedrms., fun baths. lge. iiv.
rm. with fireplace. formal dining
rrn., kitchen with table space.
screened porch, recreation rm., ga
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, inc.
OIL. 6.7R00 It'll s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-19

Gorseous brand-new qual;ty-built
rambler, situated In one OF the lowell
est garden communities imaginable,
packed full of individual Colonial
cnarm; reception hall. lily; rms, din.
plus bedrms., 21a baths; full day
light bsmt. with clubrm. area and
servants quarters; Gear attached
garage, attic, tremendous screen-en-
closed summer porch on garden
level. Call Mr.. Dunn, OIL. 2-67a0
or Dl. 7-6S30. THOMAS ]. FISH
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HAMI ET'S BEST BUY
Here's absolutely the finest buy
IN the club area, and Washington's
most distinctive community, Brick
rambler featuring 3 bedrms library,
De luxe kit, 2-car garage, plds many
extras. Price. S37. $50, Call DI, Y.
$3.50. THOMAS ]. FISHER a. CO.
SILVER SPRING-Close-in, quiet
neighborhood: 3-bedrm. Colonial: in
perfect cond.: family-size din. nm,
trees.
THOMPSON CO. Ju. $4,000
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APTs. uNEuRNIsHEp-NA.

ARR. Mr.. wEsTovER-wAsH. BLVD.
n M,lse. ,l l,.be AZ. "a rsdee: apts,:
s TScrP- S1LAHSk nznLp REAL Es-
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SOUTH of Rockville and near the Hal.
pine shopping center. modern RAM
bier OF brick and frame constr. with
concrete basement. oil heat. living
rm, 3 bedrms.. kitchen and bath,
and q separate apt. at one end Of
second moor. which is always rented
unfinished at S75 per mo. and has
It's own independent heating plant.
Owner plans to leave this section and
will probably accept an offer OF
about S24 900 LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER. 1919 K st. NV. MA. S-1I66,
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$1?,95o-200 azaleas set on a cute
close-in rambler, In immaculate
condition, featuring q patio porch,
full basement with almost finished
recreation, room; built-in aquarium
S corner rriC Gt ION sn do In rec rm Nice
sidered. GRAHAM & CO., JU.
$4,000. 9 TILL o.
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CULURED-VETERANI
BRIGHTWOQD

CLOSE TO SHOPPING CENTER
First Offering Of this attractive
semidetached Colonial row brick
home, Consisting Of spacious rms.
and tile bath. 2 open porches and
garage: new gas heating plant; ap-
proved BY Veterans Administration
in. excel. cond. and convenient to
schools; call Mr.. Mott, Elk. 3-24SO
or OIL. 2-6S21,
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CAPITOL Hnl

CAEllOI HILL
S-story and bsmt. row brick with
Now rented as 4 apis. Income ap.
prox. tS276 per mo. Price S17 $50.
Terms. JOHN L. SHELTON. Realtor.
10. $4,000.
c0L0RED-2 T 81. N.E.-Large
corner brick home; 3 apis. 81
baths: $14 900, FLOYD Z. DAVIS
CO.. 1929 x g; NV. Ma. S-0352:
COLORED--ONLY $3.50 DN.-BFick
house equipped for 2 apts.; splendid
new gas furnace; 2 stoves, 2 re-
fgrs. Price Sl2,060. Quick posses
SION. = y, BURGESS. RE. $4,000,
cOLoRED-3rd AND MASS. AVE.-i
SSo oms dni l,,, reSesa Ssn roT nTick
rms. in daylight bsmt. with pvt.
entrance. STONE a MARCELLINO.
tn. 2-2l01: EN-. 2-0696.
COLORED-CAPITAL VIEW-5-rm.
semidet. brk.;; Oh, $4,000. $3.50
dr., $3.50 mo. CAMPBELL, RE. a.
21l3, eyes,. RE. 5.S367.
coLORED ONLY Sa9k DOWN
416 4th ST. NE.
Vacant and redecorated; 9 room
brick, full basement. gas heat.
SUSI oru 81. N. =.
Arranged as 2 apis; 2 kit: ideal
home and investment. oil heat and
81 o ST. NE.
Vacant and redeeorated; q room
brick. bath, gas heat. reasonable
1919 d ST. Sc.
Vacant and redecorated: 6 room
nrifk o1i TTsi P RfSemsnT' ai neal eaaaeo
COLORED-WOODRTD0E
DETACHED; 8 ROOMS
DREAM KITCHEN: POWDER ROOM
REC. RIM; LARGE LOT
S406 DOWN
ELLIS Kossow. REALToR
ST. 3-4415 ia. 9-7S49
COLORED
VACANT-REDECO
2S CRITTENDEN ST. NE.
Doll house. Small down payment.
Call OWNER. AID. 1881: eyes,.
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CT APPROVED. sI4,45O-3-bedroom
brick rambler, liy. rm., firepI., lie.
din. space. kit. full bsmt.. level lot
mr.. schools WOODWORK AGENCY.
INC. JU. 9-5555. OFFICE OPEN
8 TO 3. Realtor,
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~ Washington, d. c.
TUESDAY. JUNE ~, 1856
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wMLouoHBY REAL ESTATE CO.

ColOred-GI Approved
1887 LINCOLN ROAD N.E.-$395I
DOWN. S75 per month g lovely
rms and bath; 2-story modern brk.:
- Ice. bedrms., full bsnt.: gas &C.
heat; metal earage; aluminium storm
door and windows: Al cond. Gail
Mr. James, DI. 7-1655: ewes, RA.
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u.n.,r-.C 0L eHhIon am

rs S cRiTTENpEN 81. NE.
Doll house. Small down payment.
CAL OWNER. AID. 1881: eyes,.
10. 4-7b03.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-19

SToP-LOoK, 1000 BLOCK, D ST.
8 rms. 2 baths; arranged for 2
families. Like brand new; $3.50
down. Don't miss this Steall Ii. g.
7O43.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-19

3 ACRES surrounds this brand
new; custom-built, 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
rambler home in Falkland area,
with separate din: rm.. garage,
A. ~. KESSINGER e CO.., ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-19

SPEND YOUR VACATION HERE, all
brick Cape Cod. Ocean ave. Park,
Z and possibly 4 bedrooms. full
bsmt,, all cleo. Kitchen, walk to
everything, $3.50 down, take over
rent. SUBURBAN PROPERTIES,
L0. 5.36SS. II no answer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-19
HOUSES for SALE. NV. Cont. !

GE0RGETOWN-Extraordinary val
ne; 2-bedrm. brick: best location;
Under $4,000. OWNER. AID. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-19

IN BETHESDA'S BEST AREA Of new
homes; one-yr.-old center-hall split
rm., Ice, bay bkfst.. area on fully
equipped kit. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths,
elegant family rm. with firepl. WALL
end-stone planter opening 70 patio:
full bsmt. with Law: 2-car gar. on
H CSfE IKE EEAL ~ me- Snde o. s $sS9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-19

20 minis. from penta-
gon BY way OF Shirley freeway-3-
bedrm. brk. rambler; tile bath, Ice.
lily. .rm with firepl. and picture
window, din. area, equip. kit, Ice.
util. rm.; carport; beaut. lawn; nr,
schools and shopping. Avail, Inn
med; S13b mo, IA. 7-44llfl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-16
|Home-RuIePIan
In Cyprus Said
To Have 0kay

NIcoSIA. Cyprus, Feb. 16 tP)
Informed sources say Britain
and the leader Of the Cyprjot
movement for union with Greece
have agreed on a home-rule plan
for this strategic East Mediter-
lranean colony.
British government officials In
London acknowledged that such
Ia plan had been offered Cyprus
but declined to comment on the
report that it had been accepted
by Archbishop Makarios, the
lCypriot leader.
A bloody anti-Brit;sh cam
lpaign is being waged on Cyprus
by terrorists seeking immediate
union with Greece. Some AGO.
900 of the islands half million
residents are Of Greek origin
most Of the rest of Turkish de-
scent.
Sources here said the British
program offers complete inter-
nal self government to Cyprus
with Britain retaining control
lof defense and foreign affairs.
They said official announcements
are being withheld until next
Tuesday to avoid possible in
lfluence on Sundays Greek cleo
Itions. in which the "enosis''
campaign for union Of Cyprus
with Greece is an issue.
The sources said the agree
Iment includes these provisions
Defense and foreign affairs
win be controlled by London fol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-16

AN unstated transition period.
During that period there viii
be no restriction on British mill
|tary bases on Cyprus.
The transition period is to lead
to ultimate self-determination,
in which the Cypriots them
selves would vote whether to
remain in the British common
wealth, become independent or
unite with Greece.
The Cypriots are to have an
independent parliament elected
by proportional representation,
The British governor automati-
cally will approve all acts Of the
parliament and will have no
authority in domestic affairs
unless they relate to foreign
affairs or defense.
Equal political and religious
rights will be guaranteed to
minority residents of the island.
including about $4,000 persons
of Turkish origin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-16

made it necessary to meet In
the university auditorium IN
stead of the stadium.
i. University authorities said nc
cameras would be permitted In
the auditorium. It was empha.
sized that the meeting Of stu.
dents with DR.. Carmichael was
Ito be strictly for the Students
land cameras we're barred to
"avoid distractions"
Only outsiders permitted viii
be reporters.
| 2 Held in Assault
Meanwhile. two Negro broth
Iers who attacked q university
student Tuesday night were
charged with assault with intent
Ito murder.
Circuit Solicitor Olin Zeanaf
said Arthur Washington. a SOL
|dier on furlough, and his brother
John, made statements that they
attacked Samuel Perrin Taylor
lie, because Of resentment ovel
1.-THE Lucy case.
| Mr.. Zeanah said the brothers
lwere transferred from the Tusca.
Iloosa City jail to the Greene
County Jail at Eutaw, Ala, about
ll8 miles away.
"I do not anticipate any trou-
lble. but the transfer would elim-
Innate any such possibility. since
there is considerable tension In
Tuscaloosa" the solicitor said.
| Young Taylor. q slightly bull,
lTuscaloosa freshman. was beaten
land kicked. Both Negroes are In
their 20s.
Jimmy Hall. q third Negro
was arrested as a material wit
ness.
Mr.. Zeanah said the brothers
would be held for action Of the
Tuscaloosa Grand Jury, which
meets March /, unless they ask
bond.
Three white persons charged
with disorderly conduct in con-
|nection with the demonstration
February 6, will be tried in Tus.
Icaloosa City Court after Febru-
larry 20. They are Ed Watts, Ear
Watts and Kenneth Thompson
Police said none is q student al
1.-THE university.
Trials Delayed
They originally had beer
scheduled to be tried last Mon.
day. but the cases were delayed
luntil after the Federal CourI
hearing in Birmingham.
Miss Lucy. who had attended
classes for three days, was ex.
cluded on order Of the Univer.
sity's Board Of Trustees "unti
further notice" The trustees said
the order was for her own safety
A mob which grew at times tt
an estimated 5000 or more
cursed and hurled stones anc
ieggs at her and escorting school
ofiicials.
The attack on young Taylor Is
the first physica violence aimed
at q white person since the uni-
versity campus became the scene
lof demonstrations protesting adj
mittance Of Miss Lucy.
Miss Lucy has asked a Federal
court order requiring school au-
thorities to readmit her to
classes. A hearing on the motion
is set in Birmingham February
90.
Miss Lucy was admitted as q
student February /, in obedience
of a Federal court order that
she could not be barred from the
university because Of her race.
University attorneys have an
Inounced that this ruling Is being
appealed to the United States
Supreme Court, but the pending
action would not delay her re-
tt1yn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-16
Actress in Hospital

SANTA MONICA, Calf. Feb.
i6 @.--Actress Janet Leigh
entered st. Johns Hospital yes
terday for observation Of preg-
nancy complications. Miss Leigh,
wife Of Actor Tony Curtis. Is
expecting her first child next
July. She lost an expected baby
two years ago. Her physician,
DR.. Sarah Pearl, said she prob
ably viii be hospitalized for two
davg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-16
Alabama u. Head to Meel
Students on RocioI Case

TUSCALOOSA Ala, Feb l6 QP.-Dr Q. c. Carmichael
University Alabama meets his students face
to-ace first time since Auhertne Lucy was driven
from the campus February g.
Carmichael planned to speak at student faculty conyo-
cation rescheded after violent demonstrations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-16

Harry J. Ward and Elmer W. Raba have been appointed
General Agents for Washington. C, Mr. Ward joins The
Ohio National Life after being associated with another company
almost four years graduate of Georgetown University Mr. Ward
member Of several civic and atea organizations including the
Georgetown Alumni Association Conzaga High School Board of
Governors Loyal Order Of Moose, Knights Of Columbus and The
Ancient Order of Hybemians.
Mr. Raba, member of Washington D. c. Life Underwriters,
has six years experience in the business student and former football
player Noe Dame and Georgetown he graduate of the latter
He member Of Uptown optmi Club Conzaga High School
Board Of Governors Georgetown Alumni Association and Board
Of Trade.
David ochsman and Sidney West will be associated with the
WardRaba Agency The Agency will maintain Offices Dupont
Circle Building.
49,
Evening star., 1956-02-23

an honor" replied Mr.. Muzzy,
almost proudly. Thus he stated
a position from which the advice
of hundreds Of players in 20
years has not budged him.
There is no such thing as
always in bridge" continued
Mr.. Heinsite, as If he were ad-
dressing a room full of students.
"You must learn the exceptions
as we'll as the rules. The only
way to beat this hand is for me
to open a diamond and for you
to play low"
Mr.. Muzzy saw no flaw in this
statement but Mr.. Dale came to
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OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

1-"This is the last Of earth
II am content" were the last
words of an ex-President, who
died in the Capitol, 108 years
ago today. Which PRESIDENT
2-On this day. 1865 years ago
Ia future Presidents eldest
daughter. patsy" was married
to Thomas Mann Randolph, jr
which President?
3--Here are the middle names
of three Presidents: Birchard
Abram and Alan. Name the
Presidents.
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