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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
226 MISSOURI AWE NV

VACANT, MOVE RIGHT
INTO this semidetached
English-style brick home,
loaded with luxury features.
Concrete front porch. Natu-
raj trim throughout. Spa
cious living room with fire.
place Recreation room
knotty pinned and heated,
Beautiful Kitchen with built
In breakfast room: 3 truly
twin-siZed bedrooms. . full
Hollywood baths on end
hoor. Extra spacious rear
yard with detached garage.
House vacant. in tip-top
shape Ready for occupancy.
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i725-5729 North Capitol S,

VNsV ANOK vi OdUIUUI Z
YOUR CHOICE of these
lavish 6-room brick homes.
with 3 spacious bedrooms
ano tnll baths on second
moor Fireplace in living
room Modern kitchen. Well
landseaped front and rear
yards, plus custom : built
knottv-pine recreation room.
owners are selling with
moderate down payments
and excellent farms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

ST. FRANCIS XAVIER PARISH
3-bedrm. Diet brick; s" #. lot.
To settle estate JOHN L. Shell
TON. REALToR, 10. 10000.
1913 LeBAUM s. E.-3 bedrm.. semi
det brick; "A baths. fenced yard,
stove and refer Sl2.5OO. low
down payment. FOREST HEIGHTS
REALTY, 10. 7-1l16 or 10
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1927 New Hampshire
Ave. NV.

NHFN wv
IMPOSING GROOM CO.
Fl BRICK HCMES-Every
room king-Sized. Featuring
concrete front porch, walk
IN Vestibule spacious living
rooms, family-sized dining
rooms, modern kitchens,
knotty-pine dens. full dry
easements, deep back yards.
ManN eYiras. nnrann
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1719 VARNuM ST NV

CREsTWooD CLASSIC
spacious S-room detached
orick home, completely re-
decorated bv one of the most
noted decorators in d c Fea-
turing concrete front porch
slde-hall plan, powder room
ana den on first door; 4
bedrooms, . baths on second
moor; plus finished attic,
slate roof. finished basement,
-ear detached brick garage:
beautiful grounds. Bargain
priced for this araa
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ia SHERIDAN ST NV

A4A4At4AJIA4N . N. w
MIDDLE-CLASS LUXURY
Vacant move right in,
Only $3.50 down will buy
this house LOADED with
extras Just think Of it
wall-to-w wall carpetinc. cut
glass chandelier. all-nev.
fully equipped kitchen: your
oWn. washing machine and
clothes drier. beautiful GUS
tom. built knotty-pine rec
Teation room. gas h.-w.h.
garage Excellent location:
near schools and transpor-
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"a Sherman circle INV

CORNER BRICK HOME
Choice location; sturdily
quilt Groom brick home.
featuring full-length con-
crete front porch. side hail
plan, spacious living room,
dlnlng room and newly
equipped kitchen. Heated
den or bedroom on iirst
floor PLUS bath on firsf
moor; spacious bedrooms
and : baths on second floor,
Full basement, gas hot-water
neat garage; beautiful land
scaped corner lot. Your per-
Sondl inSppctinn }nvifad
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1909 QUINCY ST Nw

VVU WIN . I. NV :,
HOME AND INCOME
VACANT. MOVE RIGHT IN
Custom decorated. spa
cious S-room brick home.
featuring side-hall ulan,
natural bedrooms. bone-dry
basement. MANY choice fea-
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$3.50 KANSAS AVE. NV.

VACANT MOVE RIGHT
IN - Colonial row brick
home. excellent loation;
near schools, transportation
and shopping. Featuring
concrete front porch, Side
hall plan recreation room,
decent-sized back yard, de-
tached garage, gas h-Wh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

AL JEFFERSON ST. NV.
EXCEPTIONAL HOME
S-room brick. concrete front
porch side-hall plan. .
kitchens eNtra-deep mack
yard detached garage PLUS
CUSTOM BUILT RECREA-
TON ROOM WITH BUILT
IN MAHOGANY BAR Home
has been well kept and
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FHA-GI-CONVENTIONAL
LOW DIN. PAYMEN IS
Sll 50O-l6I4 40th ST. Sc.
S12,500--1616 40th ST. Sc.
Sl2,950-1610 10th ST. Sc.
Early occupancy Gil nothirq dn.,
closing costs. FILA. $3.50 din, no
closing costs. Conven, modest
On payment. Call Mr. Forth, 20.
S-5542. FORTIN REALTY. INC.
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58O6 THIRD pr, N

5806 THIRD PL. NV.
VACANT QUALITY
CUSTOM sEMIDETAcHED
BRICK HOME, featuring
Vestibule, fireplace in living
room den on first floor. 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, recrea-
tion room. built-in garage
home Of distinction. Very
lew homes in this entire
section. Of Northwest have
these desirable features.
1904 FOURTH ST. NV.
SPoTLESs EIGHT ROOM
PRACTITIONERS is interior
decorator. House has been
Kept and pampered Law
ishly decorated, Concrete
front porch, Side-hall plan;
bedrooms den on first
moor Finished basement. gas
neat. garage. Low down
payment accepted.
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OPEN Ia

327 Allison st. NV.
Beautiful corner brick, 4 bedrms.,
baths; O,h.-w,h,; built-in gar;
conv. 10 schools, churches, shop
ping and transportation.
Michael Walsh g. Sons
JU. 7-8774 OIL. 6-7250
IA
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COLORRD-I93i 5th sT.-Brick
semidet., arranged 2 apts.: small
down payt, Live In | apt, rent
ether, AiRht rent on Ions lease.
OWNER, EN-, 2-1072,
+COLORED-RAsTERN STAR HOME
AREA 3-bedrm, 2ia-bath, Diet
brk Colonial. ground-level bsmt
slate roof, alum, windows, under
$4,000. POSNER REALTY CO.,
ST. 3-3440, WA. 1855,
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HILLCREST
HILLCREST

Close 10 Penn. ave. 6-rm. detached
home on corner lot; liy. rm.,
firepl sunporch with beautiful
view. dining rm, kit: end n. Ice.
master bedrm.: , other nice bed
rms, tiled bath; full bSmt. with
lavatory; fenced yard Immediate
OCCUPANCY
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IR17 OTIC CT ~

TUT OI1D 81. N Il,
IMMACULATE SEMIDE-
TACHED 7-ROOM BRICK
HOME Fireplace in living
room, side-plan, deep back
yard An exceptional value
N this fine residential neigh
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HIGHLAND SHOPPING AREA =
Standardized 2-bedrm. corne
brick: only $4,000. Full bsmt
big Anchor-fenced ward with BIZ
oak, apple tree and garden space
mr. bus, stores. etc. Call Mr.
Larkin, PRINGLE REALTY, Ii
B-2525.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

January 81. They are now
being held in the North Caro-
lima city. The two still had
validating stamps and some
blank forms when arrested.
postal authorities said.
They said the two men were
paroled from the Federal Peni-
Tertiary in Atlanta only weeks
before they broke into the Vir-
ginia post Office. They said the
pair admitted passing a total
of $5.475 in forged money or
ders in seven Southern States
between August "a and De-
cember /.
The indictment charges the
false money orders were cashed
here on october 26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

Assistance to taxpayers In
this area will be given each
Monday to Friday from $3.50
am. to S pm. II, after
attempting to complete your
own Federal tax form, you
have difficulties, then visit
the first floor of the Internal
Revenue Service Building,
Twelfth street and Consti-
tuition avenue NV, or tele-
phone Sterling $1,000 and
ask for taxpayer assistance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19
Temple Sinai Sponsors
Institute Tomorrow

The second Institute for
Christian Religious School
Leaders and Teachers" spon-
sored by Temple Sinai. will be
held at 6 pm. tomorrow in the
congregations new building.
300 Military road NV.
More than 300 Christian ed
ucators are expected to attend
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the institute. which will open
with a buffet supper.
An audio-visual workshop Of
films and m-strips on the
American Jewish educational
movement will be conducted by
Rabbi Balfour Brickner. spirit
ual leader of Temple Sinai.
DR.. Harry Orlinsky. professor
of Bible at the New York School
Of the Hebrew Union College
Jewish Institute of Religion,
will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19
MAN Ny Life I've Seemed 10
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Don't All WOmen?"

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So remember - just because
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forms worth $1,000 in the Met
ropolitan Area.
They said Aiken and Witt
broke into the Post Office at
Ararat. Va. last August 20,
stealing $50 blank forms.
Investigators got on their
trail when a man was arrested
in Los Angeles the middle of
last month and told how he
had been working with the pair
for a while. postal officers said.
AS a result, they said Aiken
and Witt were traced to VIM
ston-Salem and arrested on
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womon"l Yeuns and old con find
new freedom from "fsmals missriss'G
Today, female suffering" need
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not at any age! Girl and grand
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wonderful relief women can have
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This unique combination Of
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and uttering the stolen money
orders.
Although the two men are
charged locally with passing
only five of the money orders
in District liquor stores. postal
authorities said they cashed 81
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z Indicted in Forging
Postal Money Orders

Two have been charged with passing forged
postal money orders here thanks third
man last month by Los Angeles police.
Postal authorities disclosed the story here yesterday
the grand jury indicted Carl W. Aiken Carroon
and Joseph G. Witt of Wnston-Saem c. with forging
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

Not tedGYI No.
longer must you
pay O special price
lust fer "beina o
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-27

Wiley Brown, Laurel, Mississippi,
Chaplain and Professor of Social
Science who received the A. B.
from Clark College, the B. D. from
Cannon Theological Seminary,
the D. B. from Chicago Theologi-
cal Seminary and the A. M. from
the University Of Chicago and who
was former Dean of Chapel at Fisk
University, and Pastor of Lincoln
Memorial Congregational Church,
Chicago; Mr.. Allen H. Brown,
Charlotte, North Carolina, Profess
sor of Chemistry, B. S., Johnson C.
Smith University, A. M. and course
requirements completed for the Phi.
D., Indiana University, former
Head of Chemistry Department,
Bluefield State College; Mrs. Ollie
M. Brown, Charlotte, North Caro-
lima, Instructor of Physical Edu-
cation for Women, B. S., Johnson
c. Smith, further study, Indiana
University, former instructor in
public school system of Fayette,
North Carolina; Mr.. Joe L. Cain,
Corinth, Mississippi, Counselor Of
Men and Instructor at P. H. Easom
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College Football
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lege, all over the state, are called
upon to help in bringing a crowd
of 10000 fans here for the open
ing game Saturday night, which
will be the largest crowd in the
history of the college, although
small in comparison to Southern
University crowds which sometimes
exceed $4,000 during the season.
With "Top Flight" team this
year, as in the past several years,
the Jackson College Tigers are
faced with what is sometimes re-
ferred to as suicide schedule"
and one of the toughest teams on
the schedule is the Prairie View
College Panthers with whom they
tangle Saturday night.
Others among the top flight
teams of the nation which the
Tigers meet during this season in
clude Mississippi Vocational Col
lege, Alcorn College, Southern
University, Grambling College,
Wiley College, Kentucky State Col
lege, and Tennessee State College
in the season ending game here.
Coach "Big John" Merritt, while
not over optimistic, says that the
Tiger squad is ready and in top
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-27

High School, Corinth, Mississippi;
DR.. Homer H. Hamilton, Mont
gomery, Alabama, Professor of Ed
ucation and English, A. B., ITALIA
dega College, M. A., and M. Ed,
University Of Illinois, Phi. D., Uni
versity of Texas, former princi-
pal of a Dallas public school; Mr..
Bernard Hunter, Miami, Florida,
Instructor of Music, Mr.. B., Ober-
lin College, M. A., Syracuse Uni
versity; Mr.. Broadus Jackson, Har-
Ian, Kentucky, Associate Professor
Of Social Science, A. B., Fisk Uni
versity, A. M. T. and candidate
for Phi. D., Indiana University, for
mer Associate Professor in Social
Science, Prairie View College; Mrs.
Emma G. Robertson, New Orleans,
Louisiana, Instructor of Music, Di-
ploma in Music from Xavier Uni
versity, studied under scholarship
at Indiana University for two
years in voice, former Instructor
at Mississippi Vocational College;
Miss Shirley Stennis, Columbia,
Mississippi, Instructor in Educa-
ton, B. S., Jackson State College;
Mr.. James E. Williams, Youngs-
town, Ohio, Associate Professor,
Modern Foreign Languages and
English, B. S. and M. A., Ohio
State University, M. A. in Spanish,
University of Wisconsin, candidate
for the Phi. D., University of Wis
consin; and Mrs. Elaine Paige Wit
ty, Brookhaven, Mississippi, In
structor of Education, B. S., Jack
son State College, and former in
structor at Mccullough High
School, Monticello, Mississippi.
New staff members include Mr..
Robert Bailey, Jackson, Mississippi,
Inventory Clerk, B. S., Jackson
State College; Miss Jean M. Bone,
Nashville, Tennessee, Assistant
Librarian, A. B., Lane College,
Library Science Certificate, Ten
nessee State University, M. A.,
George Peabody College for Teach
ers, former Librarian at Carver
High School, Brownsville, Tennes-
see; Miss Doris C. Busch, New Or
leans, Resident Counselor, Barrett
Hall, A. B., billiard University, for
mer Instructor in the public school
systems of Virginia, Florida, and
Biloxi, Mississippi, and has served
as social and recreational service
club director, Keesler Air Force
Base FOR the past ID years; Miss
Bessie May Raymond, Itta Bena,
Mississippi, Secretary to the Reg
istrar; Mr.. H. P. Wilburn, Jack
son, Mississippi, Manager of Food
Services, B. S., Alcorn College, fur
Their study, Howard University and
the Graduate Program of Jackson
State College, and has served IL
years at Campbell College-eight
as president; and Mrs. Ruth Lee
Woodson, Jackson, Mississippi, stu
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discuss the segregation question to
find IAN honorable solution"
At a press conference here dur
ing the southern governors confer
ence, Clement said Ike should
have 'face to face meeting with
all governors to solve this most
serious domestic crisis"
He said "Eisenhcwer's inaction
is hurting our prestige all over
the world"
He said he could conceive of
no circumstances which would
cause me to close the schools"
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A. M. (. General

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ton was unanimous after thorough
discussion by the bishops and dig
nitaries of the church at the meet
ing held in this city.
The meeting will be held in the
Shrine Auditorium and the Expo
sition Hall of Los Angeles, which
will cost for the 16 days session
approximately $4,000. The audi
torium will seat $500 persons and
will be ample for the 1000 dele
gates, alternates and thousands of
visitors.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-27
Jackson State
College Name
New.FaeuIty And
Staff Members

Seventeen new faculty and staff
members were announced by Presi-
dent Jacob L. Reddix during the
initial meeting of the 1858 Faculty
and Staff Seminar. Joining the
Jackson State College faculty for
the first time are Reverend James
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acts provision can be effected un-
til next year, Tubb said.
The college loan program can
start rs soon as colleges make
necessary provisions to administer
the program. Students must meet
college entrance requirements to
be eligible for loan.
Patronize Our Advertisers
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-27

dent account clerk, B. S., Central
State College, former clerk at La
nier High School and Secretary at
Alcorn College. g. sG
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by the American Civil Liberties
Union this week as creating confu-
sion and providing encourage
ment to those advocating segregat-
ed schools"
The unions executive director,
Patrick Murphy Malin, wrote Sec
rotary of Defense Neil H. Neil
roy urging that he reverse the
Air Force decision.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-27

condition for the game Saturday
night and the fans will be sure to
witness a we'll played and hard
fought game.
The Jackson College marching
band has been practicing a series
of new movements and steps for
the half-time show which the fans
are sure to enjoy as the added
attraction of the game.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-27
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gram, signed into law two weeks
ago, will encourage Mississippi stu
dents to enter professions vital to
the nations security.
Tubb, with his assistant r. w.
Griffith, is attending a conference
Of state chiefs of education, called
by U. S. Education Commissioner
Lawrence Derthick to familiarize
education leaders with provisions
of the new law.
Tubb said the law leaves control
Of curriculum and management of
schools strictly in state and local
hands.
For Mississippi, it will provide
S2,517,856 for counseling, guidance,
vocational training and strengthen
ing of education in science, math-
ematics and modern languages.
Also, loans to college students,
repayable within 10 year, are avail
able.
It is doubtful that much of the
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-12-18

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MERCURY ,5b Montelair sports 81;
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PLYMOUTH SO v-h belvedere q.
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sauipped, incl, poweriii!e, and
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you AUTO BUY NOW"
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r. o 100 Georgia Ave * wv S.aoo.
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AuroMupllIs FoR sAlI AuroMosLIs EoR sALI

PLYMourH SO VS. nslvsdsTs Z:
a ssu: s''. sSt. 'isSs sis Ss. 20 az
l lnsloi pos ssd u' T.. tires,
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AUTOMOBILES FoA SALE AuromosIlIs FoR sAlI

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ielIed specially priced, JACK
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PLYMouTH SO VS. BslV.der.
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HILL & SANDERS

2636 Wilson Blvd. IA. 10000
PACKARD as 4-dr.: .. and b.. std.
transm.; $50. VIII. 6-4365.
'63 800" convertible;
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n, ultramatie: ortg.. condition
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Super "ss" 4-dr.; light blue; heater.
hydramatic. p.s. excellent running
condition. save reeonditioning. Our
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70. ON, " Broad SpSSn S. c;c. 3 c store

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ING. power brakes, Mereomatlc'
many extras. $4,000 actual miles.
owner, Immaculate. appearance
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10
WITH ROD THOMAS

Charles Hellman, sS-7l2; An
drew Maught. ll2-7l2; Law
renee Daniel. lO4-7O9: Ed
Payne. 64-7O4; Duke Doyle. To-
TOO; DR.. Andrew Betz. l0S-607:
Herb Levin, also 1OS-697; Jo-
seph Musumece. ll6-696:
Charles whitmore. 64-694; Ber-
Ii Damico, lO8-6o4 and Joe
Strizak, 92-693. Johnny Bur-
ger. 621, and Ronnie Greenberg.
l57. were the consolation win
ners.
Frank Aquino of the Alexan-
dria Major League led q tour
nament record field Of "a in the
first block Of the Anacostia
Spillway Elimination Handicap
with a score Of 639-64-703. He
shot 402 for the first three
games.
Second was Jim Melton, 100
696. and third was Harold
Wren, 80-695. The final block
of the 10-game test will be
rolled next Saturday.