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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13
ADA URGES WORTHY TO APPEAL
STATE DEPT. DENIAL PASSPORT

NEW YORK, N. Y, Apr. l.
The American Civil Liberties Un-
ion said tonight it would urge
newspaper reporter William Wor-
thy, Jr. to appeal Immediately the
State Departments tentative" re-
fusal to renew his passport.
"We will provide Mr.. Worthy
legal counsel to test the decision
before the State Departments
Passport Appeals Board, and if
necessary, in the courts" Patrick
Murphy Malin, ACLU executive
director, said. Malin added: 1--WE
hope that final decision will in
sure that the American press will
be free to travel without arbitr airy
restriction imposed by the State
Department"
The State Department announced
late this afternoon, that Worthy's
renewal application had been
CONTINUED on Page Two)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13
HOUSE GROUP HALTS RIGHTS
BILL UNTIL after EASTER

Washington The House Rules
Committee refused Monday by a
vote of 6 to to set date for hear
ing on the administration evil
rights bill.
Rep. Richard Boiling (D.-Mo.),
said the action means the bill can't
be cleared to the House floor until
after a Today Easter recess that
starts April Is.
Boiling said the committees fail
ure to scheduled prompt hearings
indicated to him that there is "a
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13

State College, Miss.-Esther w.
Reed, Negro assistant girls All
Club agent of the Agricultural
Extension Service with headquar-
tiers at Jackson, has received
$4,000 scholarship from the Fund
for Adult Education.
She will use this assistance TO
attend Cornell University during
the coming academic year, Thss
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13
New York University President
Sends Greeting To Ghana Students

eve at New York University"
DR.. Newsom said, take pride in
your nations independence. What
has happened in Ghana has given
us much joy, too.
"We are proud to number you
among the more than a thousand
students from rs foreign lands who
are attending NYU."
The Ghana students are enrolled
as majors in engineering, nutrition
education, banking, political
science, economics, education, and
Continued on Page SKI
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13
Georgia Bi-RaeiaI
Farm Buying
Jersey Site

Americas, Ga, Apr. 8.-Koinonia
Farm, Christian agricultural
community in Americas, Ga, cur
rently under fire there because it
includes some Negro families, is
beginning a second community in
Somerville, N. j.
The Rev. Clarence Jordan, who
helped found the Georgia Com
munal farm ID years ago, said it
was acquiring the former religious
community of Hidden Spring, a
Continued on Page Five)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13
Southern Commissioners Urge
Voluntary City Bus Segregation

untary actions could not be at
tackled in courts, as state and local
laws can. He said the U. S. Su-
preme Court has ruled that federal
courts have no jurisdiction over the
conduct of private citizens and that
bus companies could claim the role
of private citizens"
con that premise, bus companies
operating solely in intra-state COM
merce have the right to make and
enforce rules separating their pas
sengers according to race" said
Continued on Page Five)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13

New York, April 8 (SpeciaD-
New York University's president
has extended personal greetings
and congratulations to nine stu
dents from Ghana on the occasion
of their nations newly won indie
pendence.
DR.. Carroll " Newsom invited
the NYU Ghana students, eight
men and one woman, to his office
at Washington Square in down.
town New York City. They arriv-
ed attired in the colorful Kente,
the national costume of Ghana.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13
Deny'DeaI'
To Hold Up
Civil Rights

Washington, April 9-Republi-
can congressional leaders said to-
day they have no IDEAL" with Sou
thern Democrats to delay action on
civil rights legislation or another
year. Sen. Eastland (D-Miss.)
agreed there is no such arrange
ment.
Senate COP Leader Knowland
(Calif.) and House Republican
Chief Martin (Mass.) were asked
about this after their regular week.
Continued on Page Eight
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13

substantial amount of substance"
to reports that a IDEAL" had been
made to delay final action on the
bill until next year.
Boiling, a leading supporter of
the bill, had said in advance of the
closed committee session he would
move to schedule hearings on the
bill and to set a date for commit
tee action to clear it to the House
floor.
"There have been a lot of rumors
Continued on Page Six
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13
AIcorn Professor
Under Fire From
College President
After Refusing TO
Return To Job

Jackson, Miss. April s - Pro-
fessor Clennon King, the Alcorn
College history professor who has
been in and out of the news almost
daily since his articles published
in a Jackson newspaper brought
on a protest strike of some 500
students of the college came un-
der the fire of President j. d.
Boyd Tuesday, following his refus-
al to return to the college to re-
sumo his duties interrupted by the
Continued on Page Eight
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13
Judge Reveals
Plea OF Victim
And Members OF
Family Against
Death Penalty For
Admitted Rapist
Ernest Dillon Draws
20 Years Sentence

Magnolia, Miss. Feb. s Especially
Judge Tom Brady, author of the
t m Gus pro-segregation book,
BLACK Monday, attacking the
United States Supreme Court for
its decision in the school segrega-
ton cases, presiding over the trial
of four white men charged with
the rape of a 16-year-old Negro
Continued on Page Five)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13
Funeral Rites For
Johnnie I. Moore

Funeral rites were held here
Thursday for Mr.. Johnnie Terry
Moore, one of the pioneer Negro
citizens of the city, for many years
active in the cab, drayage and
hauling business in the city.
Mr.. Moore died Monday in a To-
Continued on Page Six)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13

BILOXI, Miss. = Railroad and
utilities commissioners from II
Southeastern states went into final
sessions Saturday after unani-
mously urging that cities keep the
races separate on city bus systems.
The segregation resolution was
proposed Friday by President c. N.
(Jack) Owen of the Alabama Pub
lie Service Commission to the
Spring Conference of the commits
sioners.
Owen urged that the city's action
be voluntary" and said such vol
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13
Locusts Swarm
In Africa

SFAX, Tunisia, Mar. 31.-Gov-
eminent teams fought desperately
today to save this east coast area s
vast olive groves from hordes of
locusts swarming across southern
Tunisia from the Sahara. But pea
SAINTS reported the insects were be-
ginning to lay their eggs.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13
Negro Newsman
Cites Pressure
From u. S. State
Department
While Visiting
In Red China,
Says Editor Was
Prodded To Order
Him To Come Home

WASHINGTON. - A Baltimore
News correspondent who entered
Communist China in defiance of a
United States ban, testified last
Friday that the State Department
had used pressure on his editor
to order him home.
William Worthy, a Negro for
eign Correspondent for the Balti-
more Afro-American, one of the
Continued on Page Eight
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13
Negroes To Pray
For Civil Rights At
Lincoln Memorial

Washington-Negro leaders have
announced plans for a gathering
at the Lincoln Memorial here May
II which they say will be a "pray-
err pilgrimage for freedom" They
say they expect upwards of 50,-
900 persons.
Roy Wilkins, one Of three CO.
chairman, said yesterday the group
has asked the interior department
Continued on Page Eight
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13
British Seen
Moving Towards
Creation OF
Independent
African Nation
First Elections For
Tanganyika Set For
1858. On Multi
Racial Basis

Oar Els Salaam, Tanganyika,
April S-Britain is preparing a
tethered constitutional experiment
in the uneasy political atmosphere
of Tanganyika.
The Government here has just
announced proposals to hold the
Continued on Page Five)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13
kenya Eases
Death Penalty

Nairobi, Kenya April / - The
Kenya government announced to-
day the lifting of the death penalty
for three remaining capital often
ses under the emergency regula-
tons that were imposed during
Mau Mau terrorist activities.
However, the government said it
would not hesitate to reintroduce
the death penalty if there was a
Continued on Page Two
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13
Union Can Bar
Negro As Member
State Court Saws

MADISON, Wis.-The Wiscon-
sin Supreme Court ruled today
that two Negro bricklayers can be
barred from a Milwaukee labor
union because of race.
The decision, by 6-1 vote, sup
ported the position of the AFL
bricklayers' union that the court
has no authority to change the
voluntary" fair employment code
Continued on Page Three)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13
SAY ILLEclTIMAcY NOT RACIAL
But SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC

Richmond, Va. April 8 Especially
The problem Of illegitimacy is
not racial one but one of social
and economic status, DR.. Thomas
H. Henderson, dean of Virginia Un-
ion University declared this week.
He spoke at a panel discussion
on the problem of illegitimacy in
Richmond, sponsored by the Fifth
District, Virginia Conference of So
cial Work at the Central YWCA.
DR.. Henderson, nationally
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13
u. S. School
Aid Bill Is
Believed Doomed

Washington, March 81 - Advo-
Gates of Federal aid to school con-
struction conceded privately today
that the legislation already seemed
dead from this session of Congress.
They blamed a combination to
things, including an economy drive
of the United States Chamber of
Commerce.
The bill would stand a chance
CONTINUED on Page Three)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-13

known sociologist, continued:
"The problem is not solvable by
Negroes alone. Many factors re-
lated to the problem are the re-
sponsibility of the entire commun-
ity. Although the burden of solv-
ing the problem rests primarily
with Negroes, no segment of the
population can conscientiously say
1t is not our concern.
DR.. Henderson pointed out that
CONTINUED on Page Two)
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THE BARCLAY
OHM 1--WE CT N W

Available April / Nicely furnished
and freshly decorated efficiency apt,
in downtown elevator bldg, close 70
Navy Dept, etc. Only $75. Apply
resident mgr. or call ST. 3-4254.
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ONE EFFICIENCY APT, $50 month:
with kitchen and dlnette, $50
month, one-bedroom apt. $50
month All nicely furnished and
decorated. Large grounds: parking
utilities furnished. WA. 1-5126,
I'm A 0A1n
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I44S PARK RID. N.w.--Nicely furn
apt. several sizes: very reas: one
rms, Kit. and bath; S75-SS5. 8
rms, kit. ana bath; SS5-S90-Sl00
I;eg EUCLID ST. NV rm.. kit
and semibath: nicely furn. Only
S37 $50 a mo. incl. all utils.. Inspect
any time or call DE. 2-34S9 OF
RI k-Rooo
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ONE BEDROOM. living room, kitchen
and dining room combined, private
bath. private entrance, completely
furnished use OF automatic washer;
S75 month. RE. 6-S5Og.
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APIS. UNFURhIsHEp-D. c.

DUPONT CIR. AREA 49, Charming
Nv. nm. firepl bedrm small Kit;
$50. Avail. May i AID. 2-3B99.
KENNEDY ST. NV. Modern Nv
rm., bedrm.. kit. dinetto bath
porch, parking lot Ssi 30 incl
utiis. TU. 2-9l35.
BEACON APIS; 1904 Calvert St
NV. elevator. . bedrms., Nv rm,
din. rm.. kit. balcony. Also l-bed.
rm. apt EN- 3-9O77.
Ii2I HARVARD ST N.W.-2-bedrm
apt WITH porch. redec.. downtown
loo So mo. util incl adults
OILY RES MGR APT "a
.t05 g2nd ST. N.E.-S55 mo-. utili-
ties Included. Back porch and yard
Semipyt bath. co. J-b692.
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Call EN-. 2-8800
Your Inspection Invited
TRENTON TERRACE
1000 MISSISSIPPI AVE.
ATTRAcTIvELY FURNISHED
NEWLY DECORATED
ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS
xSg IN TO &l1O

ONE AND IWO bEi1IOOislfo
SS7 80 TO Sl20
Large modern apartments; park
ing. laundry facilities piayground
areas. close TO Boiling Field Apply
once or call 10 2-06lS.
UNFURNIsHED ONE AND TWO
EfnhTnM iNci e ad sS' a. ALI
COLORED-N.W.- Attractively fur
nished for employed married couple
TU. 2-3975.
COLORED - NE. BROOKLAND--
Nicely furn. . rms, kit and bath
a nfar co 'bP.5oGS' til 'I I'm. D'''''
COLoRED-Ifth ST. NV. 3i53-
adults. SIS. WA. 1885.
COLORED-COUPLE; room and
Kitchen. utilities furnished, RIA.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 9 rms.
KIT and bath: pvt. air cond.i 500.
TIL. 2-4H7O.
COLORED-3 ROOMS. incl. kit,
share bath. Phone NO. 7-5s.s.
COLORED: N.E.-ATTRAC. 2 rms,
Kit and bath adults DE, 2-5s63
COLORED-5OO MASS. AVE. NE.
Fishers dorm. apt for girls; ! rin"
XII, utilS lncli reab. WEEKLY ItHt,
rec rm. and auto, laundry tacil
Call III $3.50 pm III. d-O6i J.
COLORED-53I KENNEDY ST. NV.
---Bedrm and kit share bath win
family. married couple. reas. rent.
RIA 3-47ll
COLORED. 1879 EUCLID ST. NV.
APT. z -bedrm, porch apt;
S7".50; we'll furni bath and
shower Call Di 1924
COLORED---s. RMS, kit. and bath.
uptown. close to movies. Rent feaS.
HU. 3-i2G6.
COLORED--QUIET, NICELY FURN.
studio apt, share bath with couple
Petworth. $50 mo. RIA. G-SOsi.
COLORED-NEAR Iith AND r SITS.
NV, - Attraetiyely inrn,.. elhc
ME. $4,000
COLORED--9si9 18th ST. NV,
Api =. 3 rms. Kit, bath. heat
and hot-wHteT furniyheu. $50 a
month Inspect or call, co 5.G22"
43OO 3rd ST. NV! nice clean
rms kit bath adults. SOB mo.
ia. 0-7iGl, call after . pm,
COLORED--i $40 MONROE ST. NV.
Furn Efficiency With Utlls $50
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA 3-S30O
coLoRED
DoWntoWn--3-Rm. Apt.
1914 nth ST. NV.
LARGE arm and bath apt, mod
ern, newly decorated In apt bldg.
s75 mo-. incl. utils. See janitor,
basemt.
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sos Isl PL. .w.--Mod. apt. bldg
lge liy rm. bedrm, kit, dinettt
and bath. $50 30 mo. Adults only
See janitor or call ME-. S-0O9a
DOUGLAS ST. NE. 2I2 C3 blocks
north ith and K !. ave.l---Duplex
3 exposures with dinette and porch
Only SG3 30. incl. heat and INV,
also refgr. Key IN No 4 STEuARI
BROS. INC. ID. 7-S6a5.
ANACOSTIA---l and . bedrm apis
he bright sunny rms. IN modern
bldg. new Ffigiuaires with freezsi
tops. S11 80 and up incl. all utils
See janitor. .3lO 18th 81. Sc Of
call LII. 2-31O9 and LII 4-5iSs
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Mr.. SUITLAND. MD.--One 2-bed-
rm. apt; pvt. entrance; all utils.
furn.: ssh mo-. 2-rm. apt with
pvt. entrance. S65 mo. RE 6-191S
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3IS DELAFIELD PL. NV.
2 rms. kit. and bath $50 so
Heat, Hot Water Included
. bedrms., kit. bath Sti9. so
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA. 3-S200
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CLOSE IN. 1927 NJ TROY biz
bus stores bedrm apt. in ant
oldz clean nicely iurn Sloo-
Siln- ircl utiis- IA "-66nn
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GuYLEN COURTS, 1917 p st. Sc
Delightful l-bedrm, apt. with din.
locker Only S7l.50 including ali
utilities, also large refgr. Phone
resident manager LII. l-3g2I
STEuART BROS. INC. DI. =
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DowntoWn--3-Rm. Apt.

1919 lin ST. NV.
Large 3-fm and bath apt; MOD
ern, newly decorated in apt bldg;
s75 mo-. incl. utlls. See janitor
bAsemt.
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NOW AVAILABLE

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Az MELLON ST S.E.---S52 so
Two rms. kit.s and bath
with individual utils. Oh
Nichols ave
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TAKOMA PARK-2-room apt, $50;
l person. outside entr., wooded dis
trint Na,M Ii 20
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1922 18th ST. NV.
1858 ADAMS MILL RID.

/ block 18th and Columbia rd-.-Liv.
rm,, bedrm., kit, bath. din. foyer;
lge. closets. attraCliveiy furnished.
twin beds Jani,or on, premises,
M r-1~AS
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CONGRESS HTS. Sc.

l244-B avannah pl. s.e.---One
bedrm.. Nv. rm., dinette, kit. bath;
GOOD location; $50. incl, utils.
81 Forester st.--One bedrm.,
liv. rm., einette. Sit.,, bath: fine
location; $50 80, gas incl
GEORGE II JONES REALTY. INC.
3ll9 Nichols Ave. Sc. 10. 10000
1928 CONN. AVE.
RPAND-NEW. AIR-COND,
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WHY NOT

Make this your homep 3a10 Sth st.
sc. - Comfortable l-bcdrm with
efficient kitchen and large bedroom :
ayail. lmmcd at So 80. optional
plan to incl utilS.; pvt. parking and
convenient To shopping center and
transportation PETS ALLOWED
Res mgr, 10. 2-21la, or week
days. call SHANNON s. LucHs.
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THE LiNvlLIE

The LlNVILIE
ilh 18th ST. NE
APT. 2Ol-~3 rms, kit. and bath
BIAS Mt. PLEASANT ST. NV.
apis rms, KIT. and bath; rent
THE ARUNDEL
hl6 A ST NE.
2 rms, kit and bath SGJ
3Ol M ST. NV.
Apt. So rms and bath rental. $40
65S EUCLID ST NV
Apt. - rms, kit. and bath. SGl
pa l. ST NV.
Apt. 81 rm., kit. and bath sac
D"2 l. ST NV
Apis" rooms kitchen. and bath.
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
WASH. LOAN " TRUST BR.
oau = ST NV. ST $4,000
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APIS. EuRNIsHEp-Mp.

SILVER SPRING. Md. sligo Park
Hills Ar ss.-l -pedrm. apt. $97 so
available April l.; years lease re-
CURED: adults. MRS. SEESTED.
JU. S-4693.
TAKOMA PK.-Newiy furn., / bed
rm.: liv. rm.: kit-din. rm. comb. :
bath: steam heat; air cond, close
in / fare transp.: shop. ctr. 2 blks. .
500 incl. utils. and phone. ~. T.
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NO. 2--S75
Two rms kit. and bath:
utils. incl. Key in No. /.
SIG POTOMAC AVE. Sc
Apt. BLDG, facing Naval
Gun Factory. Two rms. kit
and path; from SCI. Three
rms. kit. and bath; So 80.
See tauitof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

II 7 NND J FTn SIS n W,
you u enloV the Informal atmos~
pnere' the. spacious grounds and
ioDhies and the feeling of pride in
THIS fine old residence. Overlooking
1o~ntown Washington Added at
fractions are new refrigerAtofs.
switchboard service, freshly painted
spctlessly clean, and moderately
priced Res mgr. on premises. co
5-144i or call sHANNON 4 LuCHS
co" "a l4th 81 nv, MA S-23l5.
l5l1 W ST. sE-Two rms, kit.
50O4 9Th ST. NV, Apt. 1.-Two
rms ~ bath $50 month
Sl7 N CAPITOL ST. Three rms.
~. bath $50 mo GEORGE /.
BORGER INC. 1920 K ST. nv.
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Is:S r ST. Sc. Apt. l---Liv. rm
bedrm.. dinette. kitchen and bath :
Apt. q, Avail. immed.; SOS 80 uer
mo Call BETHEL. d.. 7-3I00
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FLoRIAN GARDENS

FLoRIAN GARDENS
9th AND PEABODY SITS NV.
-bedrm apt, $50 80; 2.bedrm
apt SOB 90. incl utils. modern
bldg. beaut. loo; COW, shop center.
churches. theater. carline. Res. mgr.
5H9S nth NV
5'i3G colo. AVE. NV. sos
= rms, KIT. bath: heat, INV. incl.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA. 3-s30O
305g NICHOLS AVE. Sh5
. rms, kit, bath. ser. porch
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA. 3-S30O
1895 c STREET Sc.
So so 1-BEDRM Apr.
$50 2-BEDRM APT
Includes all utils, lndry and storage
SHELTON REALToR. 10 s-sOo0.
uOGl sth ST. NV. B-:I---s7O
2 Rms Kit, Bath. Heat. II w Incl
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA J-S3O0
57i0 18th ST. NV, . BEDRMS.
i01 MISSOURI AVE. SEE JAN.
1886 eth ST NV, $40 MO.
LOUIS RUDDEN. III .-adG0
b3I1 Sth sT NV, 2O.---S5"
. Rms, Kit Bath. Heat. H-W. Incl
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA, 3-S30O
Az KENNEDY ST NV. NO. Z
z rms. XII bath. porch So 50
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA. $4,000
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.Os9 QUE ST. NV. Just of Con-
necticut ave NV: near Dupont
circle-Lovely efficiency apartment
electric kitchen with disposal
Rental Of 500 per month includes
all utilities except electricity For
inspection Monday. call THE CAREY
WINSTON CO, 1923 Conn. ave.
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DISTRICT HTS.-Three rms. and
bath; child welcome: cow. to An
drews and Census; SIS mo-, utils.
81 Al.lI
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NEAR CONN. AVE. and kalorama
I'd. NV or bedrm. unfurn,
apis. verv clean elevator bldg
newiy decorated; for inspection call
HI. 3-S514 or call SHANNON &
LUCHs co. ia i4th ST. nv
Ma S-1S15
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W. aYATTsyILLE-Liv. rm.. bed
Good neiehborhood and transp,
Mr.. Cath. u. Univ. Of Nd. and
MOL. Empl.. reliable adults. Call
Ar --bRkH
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NIi. IN. MD MINI. ANbo.--oph :
ciCus 1-bedrm. apis. ideal quiet
location IN new building az S95 per
mo. incl. all utilities See res mgr
AZ lT94 9th ST sc. LII 2-G535
OF tweekdaysl call SHANNON &,
rtE-iIc CO OH
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1881 PARK RID. N.W.-Spac. effic
apt So so. also, spac. liv. rm,;
bedrm kitchenette' dinette and
apt, of liv nm. = bedrms., kitchen
cite, dinetie and bath, Sll5. All
incl ills.
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THE ONTARIO APIS.
1888 Ontario Rd. NV
2.-..REDRM. COR. APT.

2635 Adams Mil I'd, / blk. 18th
and Columbia rd.-Lge. liv, rm;, din.
rm and kit. attractively iurn:
Sl35. Janitor on premises. Call
NO. 7-.7 IS or weekdays, Me. s.
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Lovely furn bachelor apt. avail
able April ]. Fresh and clean. Sec
retarial service and best location
ident msr.. or call EN-, a-3220,
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APIS EuRNlsllEp-VA.

DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA-S75 to
$50 80 Call TIE 5000 between
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1874 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-ZLge: g,

2 RMS. KIT. AND BATH: newly
dec: air cond.: 2l22 Calf st. NV;
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THE PARKWAY
0Onn CONN AWE N w

4ai TAYLOR ST. NV. : 3 nicely
furn. apt, liv. rm.. kit, bedrm.,
bath: all pvt; all equip. utils.
incl tele sery TIA. g-2533,
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1910 THAYER ST. Me- bedrms,
liv. rm.. kit. and bath, heat and
hot water; S65. AID. 4-29i4 or DE
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hedrm. apt: Sil0; utils. incl; most
conv loo. AID. 4-2059.
All f. CAPITOL ST. bedrooms,
living rm., kit. and bath. Ii.
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THE SUNDAY STAR

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, MARCH 81, 1857
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County Man
Dies in Crash

Vernon Archie Cheney. 80. o.
Glen Burnie. Nd. was killed
yesterday when his car col.
lided head on with a truck
while he was attempting tt
pass another car on Route S0l
in Prince Georges County
Maryland State police reported
Police said Mr.. Cheney was
headed south when the accident
occurred one mile north Of TB
Mr.. Cheney was thrown from
his car.
The truck driver, James
Swami. 81. Of Waldorf, was ad-
mitted to Casualty Hospital
with internal injuries.
Police said Mr.. Cheney was
employed at Fort Meade. He Is
Prince Georges County's Goth
trafic fatality this year COM
pared to "a at this time last
year.