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Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26
Industria|ization And Urbanization
Producing New Southern Negro

brunswick, Maine April Il --
Industrialization and urbanization
are bringing q new Negro into
existence in the South--a Negro
who has "a new conception OF
himself and Of his rights as an
American CITIZEN" DR.. e. Franklin
Frazier, professor Of sociology at
Howard University, told . Bowdoin
College audience last week. DR..
Frazier was among several pro.
fessors who participated In the
1868 Bowdoin Institute Lecture
series.
"The status Of the Negro In the
South has undergone important
changes during the past twenty
years." DR.. Frazier stated. "Ths
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Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26
COUNTY W0MENS GROUP BACKS
NCNW DRIVE With $500 GIFT

National President, Miss Dorothy
l. Height and National Mobiliza-
tion Co-chairman, Mrs. Mary N
White of Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Daisy S. George, National
Vice President and Public Rela.
tions Chairman, assured Council
members that Westchester's ex.
cellent mobilization organization
would insure the Councils success
in the National Council of Negro
Women's three pronged Mobiliza'
ton Drive to raise $4,000 new
members; to establish an Educa.
Continued on Page Six)
Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26

The National Council of Negro
Women's Mobilization Campaign
got off to a lively start on Thurs
day, April 10, when the Westchest-
er County Council held dinner
meeting and fashion show. Mrs.
Prudence Burton Black, Chairman
of the Dinner Committee, arranged
the high spot of the evening -
the presentation of a $500 advance
gifts check to the National Coun-
Gil of Negro Women's national Of
ficers. Mrs. Josephine Thensted,
in the name of the Westchester
Council presented the check to the
Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26
Admits Thefts
Of 100000
In JeWeIry

New York - A 42-year-old Ne
gro, who served as a part-time
Pullman porter admitted Saturday
the theft Of more than 100000 in
jewelry from railroad passengers.
Held in $4,000 bail on a grand
larceny charge was William Lee
Williams, who admitted stealing
the jewels from persons travelling
between New York and Florida
cities.
The arrest was made after detec-
tives received numerous COM
plants by passengers reporting
valuables missing.
Arrested as he stepped from q
train in New York last Friday
night. Williams readily admitted
the thefts, detectives said.
About $4,000 in loot was re-
covered. It included = 304 carat
diamond bracelet.
Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26
Negro Colleges
Group Makes
Fifteen Awards

New York, April II Fifteen
awards were made last night by the
United Negro College Fund to in
dividuals and organizations that
had assisted the fund or its men,
ber colleges.
Presentation of eight-inch statu-
cites of Abraham Lincoln were
made at a dinner celebrating the
18th anniversary of the fund. The
dinner was held in the Rainbow
Grill at Rockefeller Center.
The seven organizations that re-
ceived awards were the American
Continued on Page Eight
Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26

so by federal court. The court
stayed its order, however, to al
low the city to work out a reason
able program for use by Negroes.
Laws and court rulings affect.
ing integrated use of municipal IA
cilities elsewhere in Florida were
reviewed by DR.. Ernest r. Bart
ley, professor of political science
at the University of Florida.
He did not offer any solution,
but said leasing of the property
is not the solution. Psychology and
the administrative procedures fol-
lowed by the city are as important
as the legal steps he said.
Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26
preme Liberty
Adds Six New
Vice Presidents

Chicago-Six new vice president
ial positions have been created by
the board of Supreme Liberty Life
Insurance Co.
Promoted were James II. Jones,
DR.. Edward w. Beasley, Lloyd G.
Wheeler, Harry H. c. Gibson, John
F. Morning, and Warren H. Bacon.
Jones was formerly treasurer
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Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26
DR.. Bunche To
Middle East
Trouble Spot

United Nations, N. Y.-Dr. Ralph
J. Bunche United Nations Under
Secretary without Portfolio, this
week was named as one Of two
special representatives Of UN Sec
retary- General Hammarskjold to
visit the Mt. Scopus area Of Jer.
usalem.
The area, an Israeli enclave in
Jordinian territory, has been the
scene Of several disputes in recent
months. DR.. Francisco Urrutia Of
Columbia was the other represen-
tative named by Mr.. Hammarsk-
jold.
DR.. Bunche was recalled from q
national speaking tour.
Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26
Mau Mau Film
Stirs Controversy

Salisbury, Rhodesia, April 10
The League of Empire Loyalists
is leading the outcry of white
settlers against the showing here,
for the first time n Africa, of the
film Something of Value"
The General Africa wing of
the League Of Empire Loyalists
declared in a statement today:
"The propaganda the film in
tends to disseminate is that the
Mau Mau could have been pre-
vented by kindness and liberalism. "
After listing a roll of white
Continued on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26
Negro Girl From
Little Rock
Delights New
York School
Student Expelled
In Little Rock
Integration Incident
Reported Doing Well

New York, April II = The New
Lincoln School reported yesterday
that it was delighted" at the way
Minni-jean Brown, a former stu
dent at Little Rock, Ark, Central
High School had progressed here.
The 16-year-old Negro girl en-
tered the 18th grade of the expert
mental and demonstration school at
81 West 10th Street on Feb. "a,
under a scholarship for the term
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Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26
Transit Company
Gets First
Negro Executive

New York City - Hard work,
and a good education paid off this
week for Lloyd Peterson, 80, who
spent IL years in the ranks Of the
New York City Transit Authority,
with his appointment as secretary
Of the system at an annual salary
Of $4,000. Peterson is the first
Negro to get official rank in the
Authority.
A veteran Of World War II,
Peterson worked his way up as
an operator Of trolleys and buses,
as q railroad clerk, subway mo-
torman, surface line dispatcher,
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Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26

sey is a veteran lawyer who leaves
him a splendid record both as a
practicing attorney and tutor. He
has guided hundreds" of budding
lawyers toward their goal.
Bussey who is Georgia-born but
lived and practiced in the area for
more than 26 years, received the
news of his appointment modestly.
at was somewhat surprise to me,
he said adding, at will be quite a
challenge. Something suppose,
every lawyer and law student
Continued on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26
SAY Architecture Offers wide
POSSIBILITIES FOR NEGRO YOUTH

New York, April 21--The field
of architecture offers wide possi-
bilities for our Negro youth, con-
trary to the belief Of many educa-
tional counselors, and hence, many
students in our elementary and
high schools.
In an attempt to make obvious
the work which Is now being done
by Negro architects and students
in our professional schools, an ex-
hibition has been assembled and
titled THE NEGRO IN AMERI-
CAN ARCHITECTURE = Pro-
eress and Potential. The exhibition
ia on view at The Architectural
League, 115 East 40th Street, New
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Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26
DR.. MARY Mcleod BETHUNE
IS SUBJECT OF NCNW PLAY

the Council, according to its Pres
ident, Miss Dorothy I. Height.
Light in the Southern Sky" Is
the work Of playwright William
Branch, a former Washingtonian
whose mother, Mrs. lola d. Branch,
lives at 1898 Morse Street, N. E.
1t was originally presented on
Frontiers of Faith" over the Ma
tional Broadcasting Company tele-
vision network in February, for
which 1t garnered q nomination for
Continued on Page Two)
Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26
AIgerians Ask Aid
From Free Africa

Accra, Ghana, April 1.-THE AL
gerian National Liberation Front
asked the eight nations at the con-
ference of independent African
states today for material aid in its
rebellion against French rule.
1t also called for concerted poll
tical pressure on France and her
allies to obtain negotiations for AL
gerian independence.
The three-man Algerian dele
cation, headed by Mohammed
Yazid, representative of the Ma
tional Liberation Front in New
York, reaffirmed the fronts readi-
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Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26
Local Man Held
On Bigamy Charge

Kinds county authorities Mon
day held q 23-year-old jackson
Negro man for marrying . second
wife without divorcing the first.
Chief Deputy Andy Hopkins said
James Henry Young Of Forrest
Ave-, Is charged with bigamy.
He said Young admitted he mar
ried Laureen Henderson on Feb.
s, 1866 and Margaret McLendon on
Nov. 80, 1867.
Hopkins said he was never di-
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Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26
AFRICAN POLITICAL LEADER IS
SENTENCED ON MURDER CHARGE

Kiwanuka, who conducted his
own defense, had pleaded not
guilty to a charge that he tried
to bribe an African bus driver
to commit the murders.
The bus driver, Aiamazane
Kisitu, had told the court that
he was offered 1850 ($1,540) to
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Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26
Rev. S. H. Jones Is Candidate
For President Of State Baptist

tan Missionary Baptist Church Of
Clarksdale, Mississippi Of which
the Rev. Jones is pastor, the men,
bership voted to indorse the pastor
as a candidate. The Metropolitan
Baptist Church has supported the
General Baptist Convention con-
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Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26

Washington, D. c., April q -
Mary Mcleod Bethune is the SUBJ
ject of drama which the National
Council of Negro Women is bring
ing to Washington on Sunday, Apr.
27, 1858 at 4 pm. The play, Light
in the Southern Sky" will be pre-
sented to an invited audience in
the Auditorium of Cardozo H g h
School, 18th and Clifton Streets,
N. W., as the feature attraction of
the launching of the 1853 nation
wide Mobilization Campaign of
Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26

The Rev. 8. H. Jones of 731 Rose
Street, Jackson, announces his
candidacy for the office Of Presi-
dent Of the General Baptist Con-
vention Of Mississippi, formally
headed by the Late Rev. H. H.
Humes. Recently in a quarterly
business meeting of the Metropoli-
Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26
j. S. Plans heIp
For African Lands

Pittsburgh, April 1s - A State
Department official said today the
groundwork was being laid in
Washington to help African lands
develop along moderate lines.
Julius c. Holmes, special as
sistant to the Secretary Of State,
said the program would include
increased economic aid, improved
foreign service, educational ex-
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Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26

Kampala, Uganda, April q -
(Reuters) - Joseph Kiwanuka,
chairman of the Uganda National
Congress, was sentenced Monday
to five and one-half years i'm
prisonment for melting another
African to kill the Kabaka (King)
of Buganda and four leading tribes
men.
Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26
Recession For Chicago Negroes
"A Full Scale DEPRESSION

packing houses, the steel mills, the
auto plants, and the metal work.
ing industries all underscore the
situation.
Vixen the storm clouds of the
recession began gathering last fall.
one out of every IL Negroes in
this area was already jobless. What
is now described as a serious sit
uation for the city as whole, was
the picture for the Negro seven
months ago. Today, it is stated
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Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26

Chicago, III. April q - In the
big windy city strong gusts of un-
employment which, is reflected
throughout the US. began blow
ing last September for Negroes
of the Chicago area. Joblessness
has now reached gale proportions.
The storm winds Of depression
today encompasses one fifth Of the
Metropolitan areas Negro popula-
ton.
A quick survey Of the job pic
ture in the railroad industry, the
Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26

Laurel, Miss. April 19 = A
Jones County circuit court jury
yesterday convicted Allen Dean Jr.
23-year-old Negro, of murder in
tie sex-slaying of a Negro child.
The verdict, without recommen-
dations, made the death penalty
mandatory.
Judge Lunsford Casey immedi-
Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26
FIRST NEGRO JUDGE IS
APPOINTED FOR San FRANCISCO

Gov. Goodwin Knight of Califor-
MIA appointed Atty. John w. Bus
sey judge of the San Francisco
Municipal Court, making him the
first Negro ever to win such an
appointment in the city's history.
Bussey succeeds Municipal Judge
Gerald S. Levin who was elevated
to the Superior Court Bench. Judge
Levin replaced Judge Advert c..
Wollenberg, who was nominated
for a federal judgeship.
Lawyer and Teacher
At 81, the athletically built Bus
Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26
LAUREL NEGRO GETS DEATH
FOR BABY RAPE -SLAYING

ately sentenced Dean to death in
the states gas chamber on June
6. However, appeals to the State
Supreme Court are mandatory in
death cases, so a later execution
date will be set in the fall.
Police said Dean admitted he
kidnapped 18-month-old Shirley
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Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26
NEGROES PLAY FIRST Time
ON Miami GOLF FLINKS

basis. Whites also used the course.
No incidents were reported.
But the status Of the clubhouse
remains up in the air.
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Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26

Miami, Fla. (AP) - Negro play
ers dotted Miami's Municipal Golf
Course Thursday--the first day
they were permitted to take to
the links. here on an unsegregated
Jackson advocate., 1958-04-26

TWO LONGTIME FRIENDS MEET: Two longtime friends shown
above smiling handshake they the State Teach
Convention here left Dr. Helen EdmOnd of Cleveland
Ohio Mallory, President
Industrial School Lexington Miss Dr. Edmond, head the De-
History North Carolina College delivered the
principal address the Teachers Meet Both Dr. Edmonds and Dr.
Mallory active National Council Women
of which DR.. Mallory is First VcePresident
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-24

FOR SALE-Registered Here
ford Bulls ready for service. Allis-
Chalmers Tractor, model NC in
good condition Allis-Chalmers by
draulic trailer Pillow with two IA
inch bottoms II. c. Wass and
Sons, Addison, Pa, phone C0nflu-
ence 1856. ADV Gift
FOR SALE-All kinds of Bust
ness Equipment: Safes, Files, Cabi-
nets Desks, Chairs, Stands, De-
post Boxes, Cases. Racks. All
kinds of Supplies: Ribbons, Sta
tionery, Forms, Pads Ledgers, etc.
All kinds of Business Machines:
Cash Registers, Adding and Cal
culating. Debating, Monograph.
Duplicating, PhotOcOpy, Check
writer's, Typewriters, portable or
standard. We service all makes and
models. Pickup and delivery. New
and used. Trade or terms. Call or
write II. G Tom" Crogan. Bust
ness Machine and Equipment
Corp. phone Keyser 28721 or 27011.
ADV. 3-tf
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WANTED-Kitchen helper and
an experienced waitress. Apply in
person only. Hinebaugh Restau-
rant. ADV 7-2t
GIRL or WOMAN wanted to
work in kitchen; one full-time, and
one Week-ends only. Apply in
person at Wards Restaurant. =
Adv 7-tf
WANTED-The McHenry Ev.
United Brethren church is having
a consignment sale on May "a. If
you have something you would
like to contribute call DE 4-2095,
we will pick up any consignments.
Adv. sat-
WOULD LIKE TO RENT motor
around 30 h. p, and boat around
16 feet, for the month of July to
use on Deep Creek Lake. Expert
enced in care and operation. If
agreeable could use on week days
other than Saturdays and Sundays.
W. H. Swinney, 321 Magnolia ave,
St Simons Island, Ga. ADV. 7-2t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-24
DISPERSAL SALE

Located at my farm eight miles
north of Terra Alta. W. Va, on the
GAINESVILLE Road, IL miles north
west of Oakland, Maryland, known
as the William L. Railey Farm,
SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1858
Beginning at 100 o'clock
LIVE STOCK
Ten pure bred Angus Cows with
5 Calves by side, rest to freshen
soon; pure bred Angus Heifers,
a bred to freshen soon, to sell
open; pure bred Angus yearling
Heifers, l pure bred Angus Bull,
Black Peer Brookside Peer 7th;
l pure bred Angus Bull, Kinlock
Bandolier, 26th breeding; ] roam
Cow. 8 years old; l Hereford Cow,
s years old.
All the above pure bred cows
and heifers are TB and Bangs
tested with health papers furnished
with each animal which will be
able to go into any state in the
Union. Some of these cattle calf
hood vaccinated. The above pure
bred cattle will be sold in lot
numbers of registration papers.
Don't miss this sale for this is
an opportunity to buy some of
the most outstanding Angus cows,
heifers, and bulls at this sale.
MACHINERY
1858 Ford Tractor like new,
Ford tractor Mower like new,
Ford tractor Pillow with Pinch
bottom, Ford tractor Lift Har-
row, Ford tractor wood Saw, Ford
tractor front end Loader, Ford
tractor Pulley, New Idea side de-
livery Rake. MISUNDERSTANDING
grain Drill, 10 disc, like new; Allis-
Chalmers roto Baler, same as new;
MISUNDERSTANDING 7-foot Binder,
good shape; New Idea manure
Spreader, horse drawn, on rubber;
Easy Flow lime Spreader like new,
rubber tired Wagon. electric fence
Charger, hay Fork, Rope and
Pulley, Wheelbarrow, blacksmith
Anvil and Forge, Grindstone, fam
ming Mill, 6-volt battery Charger;
sausage Grinder, lot of steel fence
Post. Cream Separator, lot of
milk Cans, 8, 10. 5 gallons; and
other items too numerous to men,
ton.
1 will also sell my farm consist
ing of 1852 acres with 100 acres
tillable, all of it in good condition.
This farm has siX-room house,
full basement, electricity. tele-
phone and running water; electric
pump, cabinet sink to go with
house. Barn, 52x56, built in 1850;
machine shed, 38x50, built in 1855;
other outbuildings all in good con
dition. This farm has plenty of
good water for watering stock.
All the above personal property,
cash on day Of sale Terms of real
estate made known on day of sale.
CARL and LULA SPRING,
Owners, Route |
Terra Alta, w. Va.
Phone: Terra Alta 1908
H. H. MAHAFFEY,
Terra Alta, w. Va, phone 1872.
}. F. PlFER.
ADV 7-2t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-24
SALE
-OF-
PERSONAL PROPERTY

I will sell the following personal
property at public auction at my
home in Mt. Lake Park the Hicks
property on G street,
SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1853
Beginning at o'clock P. NJ.
Two living room Suites with slip
covers, like new; Duncan Phyfe
Tables, like new: foot Stools,
Lamps, 8 by II Rugs. like new;
small throw Rugs, Rockers, various
Chairs, end Tables. Mirrors, oak
drop leaf Table. five-piece dinette
Suite, like new; 2 bedroom Suites,
like new: cedar Chest. FirestOne
IL cubic foot electric Refrigerator.
like new; Firestone 4-burner gas
cook Stove with griddle, like new;
kitchen Utensils. Pots and Pans.
miscellaneous Dishes. step Stool
like new; porch Chairs. Glider
with Cushions, mahogany Desk
and Chair, like new; electric floor
Heater. electric window Fan
(double) like new; miscellaneous
bed Clothing, miscellaneous Tools.
Firestone Rotary power Mower
like new; Curtains, like new,
miscellaneous clothes: and other
items.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash
MRS. EARL c. FRIEND,
Mt. Lake Park. Md.
w. M. CALLS, Auctioneer.
ADV. 7-2t"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-24
NOTICE

Notice is Hereby Given, That the
following named persons have filed
an application with the Board of
License Commissioners of Garrett
County, Maryland, for a Glass ID"
License to sell BEER in Garrett
County. Maryland. under Article
2B. Annotated Code of Maryland
Names of Applicants and Loca-
ton of place of business is as fol-
lows:
Applicants: Wilson w. Baum.
Edwin W Price and Elmer Miner
Location: The Deep Greek Cor
poration, McHenry, MARI and
Notice is hereby given. that a
hearing will be held on said appli-
cation on May 10, 1858, at 1000
a M, EST, at the office of the
County Commissioners of Garrett
County.
Date of first publication: April
"a 1858.
The Board of License Commits
sioners for Garrett County, Md
VIRGINIA S. FIZER, Clerk.
ADV. SITS
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-24

FOR RENT-Lawn Spreaders
and lawn Rollers. Brownings
Hardware. ADV. 7-tf
FOR RENT OR SALE-29-acre
Farm. Inquire at Whites Truck
Stop, Ri SO, miles west of Red
House. ADV 5-tf
FOR RENT-Three-room private
Apartment on first floor. Excellent
location. gas, water, electric,
reasonable rent Phone DE 4-2433
or write Box 24S Oakland, Md. -
Adv. 32-tf
FOR RENT-Farm House IL
miles east of Friendsvlle, known
as Mrs Charles Schlossnagles
home; rooms partly furnished
Mrs Charles Schlossnagle, r d 2,
Accident Md, or phone valley g.
1884 ADV 8-2t@
FOR RENT-Deep Creek Lake
Cottage. available June through
September. New all conveniences,
completely furnished, sleeps 10
comfortably. dock privileges, TV
fireplace Write Oakland Electric
and Radio Service or call DE A.
340l. Home phones DE 4-3260 or
DE 4-4l93. ADV. pa and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-24

FOR SALE-South American
Chinchillas, ready for breeding.
Mrs. Earl Sebold, Oakland, phone
DE 4-2132. ADV. 35-tf
FOR SALE-35-ft. house Trailer.
1854 model. Write or call Virgil
McWilliams, r 2, Oakland. Phone
Eglon 10-F-2O1 ADV. 7-3t"
$50 NEW SPRING PATTERNS
of Wallpaper now on display ACC.
up. Rolyan's Oakland Hardware
and Furniture Co. ADV. 5-tf
FOR SALE-U Used Firestone
Wringer type Washer. Excellent
condition, like new. Only S85. R.
& P. Store, Oakland. ADV. 5-tf
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-24
FriendsVilie, Maryland

MONUMENTS and MARKERS
now on display at "a High street.
Telephone DE 4-3115, Porter E. De-
Witt, Oakland Memorials. - Adv
Att.
FOR SALE-Good used Trailer,
New Moon, Al feet, 1858 model.
Reasonably priced Call DE a
1888 or see E. r. Fike, Oakland. -
Adv. 6-tf
FOR SALE-SiX-room Apart
ment, hot and cold water, large
store room and equipment. Lo-
Gated in SWanton. Call DE 4-4473.
ADV. 6-4t&
FOR SALE-40O bushels certi-
fled Garry seed Oats, S150 bushel.
Homer Reichenbecher, Keyser
Ridge, Md, phone Valley 6-8366.
ADV. 2-tf
FOR SALE-7-room House with
rs acre of ground and lots, To-
Gated above subway at Hutton.
See Mrs. James Friend, Hutton,
Md. ADV. Sat
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-24

FOR SALE-20 acres, including
lot on ID street. on new highway
in Mt. Lake Park. All inside the
corporation. All can be subdivided
into lots. Cash price, S4,995. E.
Gnegy. General Delivery, Oak
land, Md ADV 6-4t#
FOR SALE - Seed Potatoes,
Eastern States, Florida tested
Available this year are Irish Cob
blers and Katahdins. Come early
as we have a limited supply, East
ern States Farmers Exchange,
South 9Th St. Oakland. DE 4-3444
ADV 8-tf
FOR SALE-New edition For
ty-four Years of the Life of a
Hunter" by Meshach Browning,
famous Maryland Pioneer Now
available. Five dollars postpaid.
r. Getty Browning Publisher. 1912
Harvey street Raleigh, North Car
oIina.-Adv 8-tf