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L0Ts, ACREAGE WANTED

= OR MORE ACRES wanted for
low cost apartments IN D. e. or
nearby p. O. County. SP. 3-77s7.
Elk. 3-522S.
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PONTIAC SEDAN, SO cdr. Very
dr.. Silver spr.. Nd. HE 4-47ls.
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PUNIIAC 1903 Chleitein DC luxe
IS" 4-dr. sedan; strikingf 2-tone
chariot red and polar white onset
By Wv. tires. A host OF accessories
including power steering Thorough
in our shop. WATA GUARANTEE.
Today's best buy specially priced
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FORD oar. go I .satiOn n.S wSsS9; o! S.,C
PosNlTTddAc' 427i Conn. ave. wo.
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On srounds floor Of apartment nidg t.
II center Of Good Hope Hills-Eaylor
Gardens area and surrounded By
guu family dwelling units: rms.
and hath. designed for practicing
physician; S125 per mo. Phone Lu
I -9lCn
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eoNTiAc l25 20. @S SoU SEDAN ga heat
so sses s1ss sss downs snsn neS SVD @ ausr
antee. Star Pontiac's exclusive
California finance plan available.
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fcONTINuEDl

I4a ACRES. county I'd. splits II In
half: 2 streams. some woodland:
provement: barn and other cut.
bldgs.; near claTkshurg; $50 600
FRED 3. CUSHMAN. 436 NORTH
aaitheTsburs re- 4oi. 70. 2.sl4SS:
ewes. Mr.. cUsHMAN. GA. 4-sl2O.
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FORD 1850 YES; looks runs
splendid: S23B, terms SIS down,
ROPER MOTOR, La. $1,000.
FORD 1889 sedan; with full race,
'4S Mercury fiathead. Best ofier.
Wa g.HHAO
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'54 New Yorker New
port: beautiful black and red orig.
1nish: spotless 2-tone orig. In
terror: auto. trans, =. and b.,
Wv. tires, .. brakes. .. steering.
Pun price. 81 .295. As low as Sl35
On. on approved credit. Low mo.
payts. CHUCK CARTER MOTORS,
INC. BIB New York ave. NV,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC $50 star Chief 4-dr. cats-
lima: power equipped, perfect
condition. Original owner, Less
than 1 year. $4,000 or best offer.
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FARMS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End TRUST. $4,000, go, mo. pay
ments, Deferred purchase money
note. Well secured. 4-bedrm. Nd
80. Mr.. FRYE. UN. 4-aSe6.
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IRAILERs

TRADE Faulty IN 1s-ft. spartan
trailer on house IN a.e. area. or
will sell. en-. S-7e06.
PATHFINDER 'b6 36-ft. with 2
bedrms.. carpeted floors, excel.
cond. Can Be seen at woodiey
Hills Trailer CT, 1880 Richmond
hwy, or call so. 6-6117.
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OLMSTEAD Odds

1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. 7-s4OO
OLDsMOBILE '56 "as'' dc luxe
Holiday. coupe; beautiful orig. 2
hydra, r. and h.. Wv. tires, full
power, cleo. wind. and seats. Full
price S1,S95. As low as sos
down on approved credit. Low
mo. payts. CHUCK CARTER
MOTORS. INC, 313 New York ave.
n ~ nj r.krl1
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MOTORCYCLES
AUT0MoTIVE MISE.

SCOOTER '55 cushman: $3.50. 1918
d Sc. Ii. 1881.
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WANT DODGE 81 Cor 500: pick
up truck. any mech. cond; or Just
cab. RA. $4,000. Box 41l-J. star.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1857 miieage-maker go
Tudor; heater. Fordomatic: lustrous
black finish, Wv. tires. Today's
best buyl Specially priced at only
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CHEVROLET '57 Bel Air d-door
VS.. Turduols ana green hardtop,
Wv. tires and = Guaranteed B
days use. 400 nj owner has 70
leave country. LAST price ahont
$1,000. OWNER s pfieei $1,000.
IA. 6-O024,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET $50 2lO 2-dr.; blue
and white, $4,000 mi, Like new.
Owner leaving country; $500.
Di. 7-9257. No dealers.
CHEVROLET CORVETTE SO;
owned by prominent d. c.. .physi-
clan; garage kept: powerglide, r.
and b.. electric soft top; special
300-h.p. engine: cost $1,000 new;
our price S2.7s5. Cash. trade or
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BOATS

OWENS 22-FT. CABIN CRUISER,
galley, head and extras: sleeps 4:
inbosrd % h.p. engine: In opera
ton So hrs. List price. $4,000;
vii Viii. SCI s1od for $500, pcwn pay
ance a. So for "a mos. Call EN-.
1904.
eI-FT. OUTBOARD cabin cruiser,
Troian; IS h;p; Eyinrud :i,, snslosea
DOCK, Eastport. Nd. RE. 5-73I3
or tn. 2-7764.
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OLMSTEAD ODDS

: -
5000 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. IA. 7-s4OO
FORD 1857 VS. Fordomatic Tudor;
tone, Z. and h., tinted glass.
Windshield washers, safety panel.
back-up lights, $500 miles. like
new, must sell. leaving; Si,920.
OIL. SARA.
FORD '57 convertible: fully equip.
incl. ps., r. h., auto. trans, VS..
washer, padded dash. blu. lights:
S2,395. BY OWNER. CT. 6-3l72.
FORD $50 Tudor sed.: blk: stand
=. trans. r. and h.. turn sigs., excel
tires; $1,000. OIL. 1890.
FORD 1856 Thunderbird: FIRE en-
CINE red: Fordomatie: electric win-
dows: S2.S95. CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. Re. $4,000
FoRQ 1854 cow: radio. heater,
Fordomatic. new top and new
tires: this little beauty is iusi
raIinE TO- 80; don't miss It FOL
Ii LEE B. B. BUTLER, INC.
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cAsH-TERMs-TRADE
STAR PONTIAC

Wash.s Leading Pontiac Dealer
407-427 Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-7200
PONTIAC 1857 2-dr sedan: HYDRA :,
heater; used 1000 miles: S2.lo0:
new-caf warranty FLOOD pom.
TIAC, 1921 Conn. ave.
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KIRK MOTOR CO

Beautiful "9S" 4-door In spotless
2-tone. Perfect white tires. power
extras, padded dash, etc. This car
Is standout. Bank financing.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Can De seen any time. $9b, or best
oiier. OV 3-4316 or XII. 9-7037
OLDsMOBILE, 1851 sedan. model
eS. Hydro drive. S265. Terms. Slh
down, ROPER MOTOR CO.,
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90 CHEVROLET, 81 1875
'210' de luxe 4-door. Looks and
runs like new car. Equipped with
powefglide, = and h. and thrifty
6-eyl, engine. Trade and bank A.
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Capitol Cadillac-O Odds Co,

OLDSMOBILE 1856 Super "ss''
Holiday coupe: coral and white,
brakes. Priced to sell At only
S2..95. CcC guarantee.
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aARAaEs


FOR RENT-DoUBLE. for storase;-
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1000 oeorgia ave. ia. s-4sOO
OLDS 1876 s-ss Holiday; red, gray
fully equipped. excel. eond..
owner. $4,000: or best offer. Ac-
cept older car trade. so. s-7s15
OLDs '55 "9s" de luxe 4-door se-
dan; with smart 2-tone pearl gray
and polar white, harmonizine int.
lures incl, power steering and
brakes. Today's best buy, Reduced
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CHRYSLER 1881 Sportsman hard
top; tan finish. radio, heater. A
good buy for only, $395.
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
3l40 Lee Hwy. Arlington: Va;
"a. 2-g003 Open til e:3O
cHRYsLER 1855 convertible New
Yorker; power steering. brakes,
windows. seats. antenna; new
Wv. tires. T. and h.; low mileage,
new-ear condition; S2.l95, SEAS
down, balance through local bank
Immediate delivery. 10. 4-SO36
CHRYsLRR $50 New Yorker 4-door;
power equipped. modern push-but-
ton drive, radio, heater, beautiful
2-tone green: Immaculate: one
WHEELER. INC. CHRYsLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 2-l02O
DE SOTO 1857 station wagon,
model No. 404. $3.227.26 del
base price; optional equip, 2. and
h., powerfiite. power st.. AIR
COND.. power brakes. power win
dows. solex glass dual headlights
cleo, color sweep. Mr.. Miller. JE.
$4,000. FALLS CHURCH De Soto
Plymouth Lee highway ct Hill
wood ave. Fails Church, Va.
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sogr ss. 1897 ssT :i Ssls. fsy
h hYSTs 400, and TlSr5 b az FLOOD Pom
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OLDS $50 Super "ss" Convertible
Equipped with hydramatic, radio,
heater. power steering. power
brakes, lieht blue and ivory finish,
iiH ~ n nylcn sop; matching Interior
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PONTIAC '55 Star Chief IS" con-
vertible.. Equipped with hydramatic.
power steering, power brakes. radio,
heater. Wv. tires. cream finish
with light top. with matching
leather interior. One owner, low
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FORD so. new 1858 Msfcurv enc
rebuilt as hobby BY mechanic, not
completed. tires and PARTS new.
Must sell. &2sS, IA. e.aOs2.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUlcK-eTANLEY H HoRNER.
INC Midtown Buick Dealer iii
18th lsth. convenient 70 AZ hotels.
ro% Svis TISs P ps,r,s, % 7lsSss
BUICK 1855 Century 4-dr. Riviera
hardtop, blue and white fnish, set
on with white-wall tires: harmonic
me interior; dynaflow, radio and
e sfsE asossy iif Ike new t PSSSss
clan; $500; "bonded'' guaran-
teed 1 year parts and labor
ARCADE PONTIAC
5.s5 llE2yilSR' e. e. NV s%% AZ AZ 5.SSSS99SS
BUICK 80 Cow. power steering
cond. NO. 7-is17.
BUICK 1888 2-dr. hardtop; dyna-
eaoSnd.: nss1i.'fiSS. w Ii. o!s6tSts VS. exec
BUICK 1860 hardtop; 2, and h.,
dynahow, new tires; 1000 actual
n niles ,s owned o6 BY bank AK , 9helSlG
local bank. Immediate delivery.
10 4-s05s
BUICK 1858 4-dr. Super V-S; =.
and h. dyn1afow good tires g:
down. balance through local bank
Immediate delivery. LO 4-S03B
BUICK 80 Special de luxe hardtop
Riviera. striklnp a-tone green nm
ish. harmOnizinR Interior onset. BY
NiWauf HAT Of ntalak Nna
Todays best buy. Reduced 10 81
in5
OLMSTEAD Olds
5000 wilson Blvd Arr. IA. 7.s4OO
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wn,,,or 24I "a Rssdie DFFloSe A.so4e
Open Daily and Sat. to o
1905 N. Moore St.
Rosslyn. Va. ia, 4-0442
Daily to y. sat. p TO 9
FORD 1857 country sedan t9-pass.
station wagon green and white
with White-wall tires, Fordomatic,
radio, heater, power steering,
padded safety dash and sun visors.
guaranteed parts and labor free;
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|oLDsMOBILE 1857 "9S" de luxe
Holiday sedan; black; very clean:
savings at 1925. CCC guarantee.
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H SHRY5IEs EES 0%THFF H.1HStR MR
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SaHFf5EE ESs %H TH.ISSER NAP
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STAR PONTIAC

i05.is7 Fla. ave. NE. ii, 6.5sO6
FORD SO sunliner convertible.
black with white top; equip. (.
$3.50; ] owner ia. s-0224
FORD 'Bd Mainline "0". o-tone.
r. and new battery and seat
covers tires, low mi asking
500. \ S.50H3,
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FORD SO Custom Tudor: Fordo-
matte radio. heater. good end car
for a large family. Si,4D5, .si05
down. star Pontiac's exclusive
TERMS-TRADR
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OLMSTEAD Olds

1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl., IA. 7-s400
PONTIAC 1857 2-door sedan: heat
er, used less. than 500 miles;
81, 800. 500 down, new-ear guar
antee. Star Pontiac's exclusive
California nnanee plan available
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WAREHOUSES FoR SALE

ALEX, va, 1900 Queen st.--3
story bids; 5000 50. II. floor space.
60sday possession; w., s SMITH,
ITO S. Royal. oV. $500, XII.
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CHEVROLET 80 4 -dr. sedan; beau
tlful ORIG. green finish; equipped /.
good economical transp az low
cost Full price, S14J, SD down
York ave. NV, Df T.553B
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PONTIAC 1851 Chieftain de luxe
Catalina; beige and blue. hydra
matte, T. and h.; &546. terms.
CHUCK CARTER MOTORS. INC,
3l3 New York ave. NV DI.
Arizona sun., 1957-10-10
TOKEN housing DESEGREGATION
AT NEVAls NAVAL DEPOT

San Francisco = Reports re-
ceived by regional NAACP Of
ficials indicate that authorities
at the Naval Ordnance Depot,
Babbitt, Nevada, have begun a
slow, piecemeal system of hous-
ing desegregation which leaves
most Negroes living in one sec
ton of that government base
solidly jim-crowed.
Meetings b e tw e n Mineral
County NAACP officers and
civilian and naval authorities
began Immediately following
the filing Of housing Segrega-
ton charges by the Regional
NAACP Office with the Defense
Department.
The Defense Department re-
ferred the matter to the Depart
ment of Navy which in turn told
the NAACP that there is neither
enforced segregation nor inte-
grafton" in housing at Babbltt.
Arizona sun., 1957-10-10
Negro Artists Music
Boycotted In South

reprint from Shreveport SUM
ATLANTA-Here in this major
Southern capitol city, reports
are rampant that a Dixie Doy-
colt is being directed against
Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong and
other Negro artists as reprisal
for their criticizing of the handl-
ing of the Little Rock school in
tegration dispute. Armstrong,
meanwhile, is being especially
pegged for his withdrawal from
a State Department sponsored
tour of Russia and for blasting
the treatment of Negroes in the
South.
In Hattiesburg, Miss, disc
Jockey announced that he was
refusing to play records by Arm
strong, Eartha Kit, and Lena
Horne because they endorsed
"Satchmo's" criticism.
His announced campaign is
similar to others being conduct
ed in a subtle manner against
Negro stars in other Southern
cities.
For instance, Juke joints in
Birmingham we're plugging up
the slots of all records by Ne
groeS, while in Atlanta, selec-
tions by Negro performers have
been removed.
Disc jockeys in Memphis, Lit
tie eRocK, jackson, Miss, Charles
ton, S. c., and Nashville also
indicated they would not play
records by the Negroes.
Other Negroes not involved in
the controversy but still men
toned as victims of the boycott
are Sammy Davis, Jr., Pearl
Bailey, Fats Domino and Louis
Jordan.
Arizona sun., 1957-10-10

. ANNAPOLIS, Md Governor
McKeldin of Maryland, only Re-
publican on the. committee of
governors that went to see Pres
ident Eisenhower, blasted Gov
ernor F'aubuS of Arkansas.
Governor McKeldin bla m e d
FaubuS for double-croSsing the
governors committee.
Responsible executives can
not remain silent" Governor
McKeldin said, while the spread
ing of FoubuS' demagoguery
threatens the peace, tranquility
and law-abidance of our states"
CANNOT BE ABANDONED
He said that nevertheless ne
gotiationS must continue, "Since
the good people" of Arkansas
cannot be abandoned ignoniny
Arizona sun., 1957-10-10
PHOENIX NURSE in
CAPPINC SERVICE

Miss Charlie Joe Green, 19,
a Phoenix girl, received her first
cap, September 20, in Gaping
services for the class of 1859, at
the School of Nursing, Glendale
Sanitarium and Hospital IN
Glendale, California.
Miss Green is the daughter
of Mrs. ErneStine Green, 1914
East Madison Street. A grad
uate of Phoenix Union High
School, she attended La Sierra
College in Arlington, California.
for one. year, before taking up
her profession as a nurse.
Arizona sun., 1957-10-10
anne Bishop Resigns

ST. LOUIS Bishop Frederick
Douglas Jordan, prelate of the
Fifth Episcopal District of the
AME Church announced his re-
signation after a meeting held
at st. James AME Church here.
The gathering which had been
called by Bishop S. L. Greene
with Bishops r. r. Wright and
o. L., Sherman sitting in, had
for it's purpose the settlement
of a disagreement which had
developed between Bishop Jor-
dan and some of the ministers
and presiding elders of the dis
trict.
The Fifth District is one of the
largest in the African Method
ist Episcopal Church. It stretch
eS from Missouri out to the Pa
cific Coast and up to Alaska.
Despite the great distances, min
listers from all over the district
came to the meeting. It had been
freely predicted that charges
Continued on page ~
Arizona sun., 1957-10-10
Funeral Held For
Z Gerald Barnes

Final rites for Gerald Barnes,
deputy sheriff, killed in a. plane
crash last Saturday morning
while tracking down a stolen
truck, were conducted yesterday
in St. Johns Baptist Church.
Barnes 38, had been on the
Sheriff's force for the past six
years. IEe resided with his. fam
lily at 1882 South 10Th Street,
and had been a Phoenix reSid-
ent for 35 years. A native of
Columbus, New Mexico, he came
to Phoenix in 1922, graduated
from Carver High School in 1889
and Phoenix Barber College in
1947.
Having served in World War
II, Barnes was a member of the
Amvets, and an active member
at Antioch Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife,
Jean Lee, four children, Patricia
Ann, Annette Marie, Gerald III,
and Toni Jean, mother, Mrs.
Nellie Barnes, sister, Mrs. Ka-
thryn Ingram, all of Phoenix;
nephew, Thomas Earl Gumm,
Utah.
Officiating at the services was
the Rev. Il ]. Dunbar. Pallbear-
ers were members of the sher-
iff's departments, county and
state. Interment was in Green
wood Memorial Park.
Arizona sun., 1957-10-10
SATCIMO MIGHT
GO TO RUSSIA

Louis Armstrong, jazz trum-
peter made it known Tuesday
that he might make the trip to
Russia after all. Louis stated
that he was pleased with the
manner in which the President
handled that situation in Little
Rock, Ark, by calling out Fed
eral troops.
Armstrong was interviewed
Tuesday night following the
Presidents radio and televislon
report that it was necessary to
call out the troops to maintain
order in Little Rock.
Armstrong said Things are
looking better than they did be-
fore" He also stated that a per-
son is subject to a change of
heart. This was in reference to
his earlier. refusal to make the
trip due to what he felt was the
poor handling of the Little Rock
situation by the President.
Arizona sun., 1957-10-10
CREDIT UNION TO HEAR ATTY.
GENERAL MORRISON

10000 members in Phoenix
Chapters in Maricopa County
will celebrate International
Credit Union Day this month.
Bob Morrison, State Attorney
General will be guest speaker
at the International Credit in
ion Day dinner to be held in
Tempe, Arizona, Thursday Oct.
II, at TOO P. M. in Memorial
Union Building, Arizona State
College.
Arizona sun., 1957-10-10
Md. Gov. Charges Faubus
Misled Governors Group
Ark. Gov Accused Of Double-crossinq

grafton was carried out at Cen
tral High School.
The Chief Executive said that
until this was done, Federal
troops would remain in Little
Rock and the National Guard
troops would remain federal;z-
ed.
HODGES OF N. CAROLINA
Meanwhile Nor tn Carolina
Gov. Luther Hodges was try
ing to mediate" a new meeting
between the federal government
and Gov. Orval FaubuS of Ar
kansas.
Hodges, his office said We'd
neSday is anxious" to resolve
new misunderstanding arising
from the Arkansas governors
assurance that he personally
would not interfere with school
integration. Hodges was descriS-
ed as trying to mediate" the
issue, indicating he probably
was in contact with FaubuS, and
likely was urging a new state
Ianea1t3 from the Arkansas Chief
Executive.
Hodges, who participated in
the extra ordinary conference
Tuesday with President Essen
hover, had expressed disap-
pointment with FaubuS' state
ment, which the White House
rejected as not sufficient assur-
ance he would use all means at
his command to see that court
ordered integration was carried
out.
Arizona sun., 1957-10-10

which has been brought down
upon them by Governor Fau-
bus"
Governor Clement of Tennes-
see said he hoped that negotia-
tionS will not break down. II do
not. believe that we will fall" he
added. Clement has suggested
a possible Eisenhower Faubus
conference if necessary.
Hagerty was asked whether
the Federal Government was
taking any particular steps to-
ward finding way out of the
trouble. The answer was mo"
LEGAL PRINCIPLES
Hagerty said the President
has been following set of legal
principles which he hopes the
good people of Arkansas will
accept as well as Governor Fau-
bus.
Att a news conference in Lit
tie Rock, Governor Faubus made
it clear that he had no inten-
tions of complying with Presi-
dent Eisenhower'S demands.
LAW AND ORDER
The President had requested
that FaubuS give an "iron-clad"
declaration that he would not
obstruct a federal court order
calling for integration. President
Eisenhower said FaubuS had not
given him sufficient assurance
Tuesday in a declaration that
he would maintain law and or
der in Little Rock and take full
responsibility to see that inte-
Arizona sun., 1957-10-10

Company as winner in Negro market mer-
chandising poster contest. Mr. Brandford
was recipient Of Special Seagram Van
guard Award and a Citizens Citation in
recognition of his having pioneered the
Negro modelling field. Coca-Coca furnish
ed the Oscars for the winners of the
models contest The Waldorf Ho-
tel was scene of activities.
Arizona sun., 1957-10-10

TOP HONORS - Miss Barbara Custls
center, eighteen year old Philadelphia
singing and dancing starlet, was named
"Model of the Year" last week at New
York testimonial honoring Ed Brandford,
right, head of the internationally known
Brandford Models Moss H. Hendrix, left,
holds plaque received by The Coca-Cola
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE



Mrs. r. M. A.. Falls Church
I have two problems for
which I'd like to ask quick
help from RICH.
We are thinking about buy
ing a eood-size brick rambler
and converting the basement
into a second living quarters
for a large family, with bed
rooms. bath and study.
Would the rooms down there
be comfortable all year
around?
The basement, which Is
about half out Of the ground,
would be completely heated,
and We would purchase q
dehumidifier. Could I hear
as soon as possible. pros and
cons about this question?
We are going to hold on
signing the contract until
we hear from you.
My second problem deals
with our present home which
We would like to rent If adj
visable. 1t is o large brick
Cape Cod with four bed
rooms, ga baths. large living
room with fireplace, separate
dining room and modern
kitchen. It has q fun day.
light basement. shady yard
and walking distance to
everything in Falls Church.
Would owner-landlords Of
similar properties please tell
: me II there is a big rental
market for houses that size,
or would we be likely to lose
quite q bit Of rental between
leases?
Thank you very much for
al replies In advance. I can't
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To Paint Your
Own Furniture
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ANso ~ ~ -
To Mrs. o. F. M. Of Ar
lington. If you want to paint
your furniture, follow these
instructions.
Remove all finish down to
bare wood with a good paint
and varnish remover. Allow
1t to blister the surface and
then scrape with q putty
knife. Repeat until all the
finish is on.
Sand thoroughly with a
fine sandpaper. Clean sur
face with turpentine and now
you have q surface ready to
paint.
Paint on sealer coat. Sand
lightly when the sealer has
completely dried, which Is
about IL hours.
Paint undercoat and sand
this lightly after complete
drying.
Paint on final coat.
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