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Milford chronicle., 1958-10-17
Big Show

On October 81, 1858 the Seaford
Jay Gees will sponsor a costume
competition for all children up to
and including age 16. Prizes will be
awarded for the most imaginative
costumes in each of the following
age groups: I-3 years: 4-S years;
9-12 years: 1916 years.
Judging begins at 700 p. m. at
the Seaford High School Auditor
ium. All you parents. brothers. sis
ters, friends and enemies should
attend because following the con-
test. the Annual Army talent Show
will be presented. This one viii be
similar to the one that was so COM
pletely successful last year. Ad-
mission is free !
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-17

control, road control, load control Outside mirrors
adjust from inside Inside mirrors adjust themselves
eiectronically to Danish glare new LustreBond Hi
Baked enamel finish keeps its sheen up to twice as
long It's SweptWing beauty sets the trend for other
SO cars. All this is great But the final reward the
greatness built into this Dodge. 1t is deep down,
through and through, and thoroughly satisfying.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-17
The Newest of Everything Great!

The Greatest of Eoerything NetU! New things, great
things, reward you in this SO Dodge Seats swing out
to invite you in New HC-HE engines = high compress
sion, high economy deliver thrust, use less gas
Orderly rows of buttons cleaning panel welcome
you to the first alpushbutton car, with fngertip
troll of driving and weather New LevelFlite Torson-
Are introduces you to three dmensional comfortable
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-17

In cowboy Westerns in movies
and TV, horses are specially trained
to fall without getting injured when
they are supposed to be shot. The
American Humane Assn. supervises
all animal action under the motion
picture code.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-17

Skyscrapers in New York City and
other metropolitan cities distort radio
and television broadcasts- This is why
Island.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-17

Bing Crosby first studied law before
Paul Whiteman told him he was bet
ter as a singer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

Advice and consultation By sx-
elusive full-time motel broker and
travel specialist. offering recon-
mendations on best buys IN motels
and sites. large motels with cash
payments Of $4,000 and up.
small motel can be bought for
$4,000 cash. bslanes easy pay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

1907 self-service; is washers.
8 dryers; open "a hours 4 day:
have to do is to collect the money
from machines. Excellent and easy
investment. Exclusive
AL STERN, FE. 3-2468
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
TAVERN OVER D. c. LINE
LAUNDROMAT-N.W.

In Charles Co, with living
quarters; excellent for couple; taxes
paid on $4,000 net in 1857: huge
parking lot; excellent buy, bust
ness and building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
TAVERN : BAR, NV
FABRICS YARD GOODS

Downtown Short hours. owner
quotes over 100000 yrly. bus,
large profits, Priced low, at 80 900.
stock for : for s. $4,000 may
handle. Operator should easily
net $4,000 vTly. Exclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

ARL., PentaEon . mile-New con-
temporary Lge, = bedrms liv
area 29x4O, lge liv. rm, 21Xl4
with picture windows, 2S-ft pan
eled wall with patio, Ice. lar
din. rm bsmt.. fenced vd.; 5
min, by bus to Pentaeon or
Wash SI2 Goth St s, Arl.:
S1oh Ia S-kn&1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
COLORED
HOUSES TO SHARE

WIDOW with . children wishes to
share air-cond house with another
mother and child MA. S-5756;
ewes, JU. 5-6966.
TAX. PK.--lst A of spacious hum
ga > bedrms.. den: 8 or girls
pref. Sl25. Sl0S Flower ave. IA.
9-09s4 or u. 5-469I
WORKING MOTHER with children
to share a house with another
working mother. so. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
HOUSES uHFuRHIsHED

ALEXANDRIA - Town house: 8
rooms. w baths, oil hot-vatey
= oedrms, ;iis baths with garage,
Furnished or unfurnished
8, y. GNAsH Co. Realtors. K1,
AURORA HILLs2stately colonial 5
bedrms.. > full baths, Ice. liV. rfn.,
porch. For further info. call NJ
den scr. porch, patio, Ice. sep. din
rm., powder rm, LIST floor. Rec, I'm,
and shower bath in bsmt. s265,
DowDEN TERRAcE-custom built
rambler. "a IT. iiv. rm.. IA II. din.
rm., II a., kit. bedrms. lSxi4,
ldxl2. lexl2, 9 full baths, scr,
acre lot. $500.
COLUMBIA PINES bedrm. brk.
rambler. full bsmt. Si45.
S. ARL.---3 bedrm, Cape Cod, full
bsmt.' lse. ward. Sl25.
FALLS CHURCH, bedrm, Cane
Cod full bsmt., fenced yard. Sl25,
PIMAiIT HILLS bedrm. rambler,
lee ward. $500.
6. B..o oo5,ssHAuoHNEssY AGENT :
Ewes. OF. 4-7lsss
FALLS CHI, MCLEAN, FAIRFAX
Nice 3-bedrm. ramblers and Co.
lonials: full bsmts. in most, some
with I'm, rec. rms. all have nice
yards. Sl25 and up,
ARFAx REALTY JE, 2-74S7
WESTMORELAND HILLS 5000
sumner rambler ----- a25
M cathedral -------- 225
GSeenacsos ------------ i.o
d, c.. Wisconsin ave. 75
C. ALLEN SHERWIN. INC.
wo. 6-7s4s OIL. a-577a
IS CHOICE RENTALS
FALLS CHURCH. VA
= b.r No. Oak ST., big trees S145
Z p.r. Cedar Hin I'd mr.. Melpar Sl25
= Or. Graham court Sl3J
4 9.E E S0rsssnwsy olyd,, base sl25
2 pr. Grove. ave. porch S1l5
81 OTHER RENTALS. CALL JE'
2.i2os1 and We win show you our
JOSEPH W sEAY COMPANY.
LIB w Broad ST.. Falls Church, Va.
POTOMAC RIVER
Mr., Mt. Vernon; 7S-ft. custom ram
bier, 235-ft. river front: 8 dble
bedrms pa baths, separate dining
room. mahogany panel den. garage;
picture windows overlooking Po-
tomac; exceptional home for enter
tanning boating. "a acre land
seaped, south on G. W. Memorial
blvd. to Mt Vernon right Rte 235
for . $40 mi to sign Mt. Vernon
terrace. LETT blocks. right to 40S
Burke drive. Edgewater y-6912.
1929 KANSAS AVE. NV.
First a. liy. rm.. din. rm. ana
kit; 2nd A., 3 bedrms.. bath ana
porch, rec. rm., lear garage. l.
PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th ST. NV.
ME. S-4l00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

WALTER REED ARE4-Mod- semi
dst. brick: 8 rms. LIST q powder
rri.. nice cend., bsmt. Less than
ined huTer. sTROUPa RA. $500,
Continues On HeTt Pagsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

TUNIIILs BUSINESS OpPORTUNITIIs

lot, low rent: on euitland I'd. and
Homer AVe.---Toeal for used-cnr
lot and driye-in. 10, 1000.
FOR SALE IN beautiful California.
tea room and eift shop: seats 100;
all new maple furniture and kit,
equip; lace tablecioths and Eng
liSh bone china: cheap long lease,
with living quarters. ideal for
family; dtssolytng partnership;
about 45 miles from San Fran
cisco: asking $4,000 For further
information phone JE. 10000.
FROZEN CUsTARD and carry-out
business; nearby Washington:
80. 300, sale price, terms: net
profit, $4,000 yearly. Box coax,
Star.
ALEX. = Restaurant, seafood, beer
and wine, on and on; excel. bust
ness. For info. HE, 4-6770,
AUTO REPAIR SHOP. sale or lease; ,
fully equipped and stocked: bldg
III x SO, $4,000 50. II. Of land.
Ideal location for new or used car
sales. Call after 9 pm Shown by
apt only. EDgewater q-5S67,
DUP. CIR, by the embassies-Lge.
guest house and adj. l0-rm, home /;
bldgs. or trade ior retirement
residence. Ewes, Du. 7-3777.
YOUNG MAN, who knows food
business in any shape or form,
DESTROYS TO meet party who has
or is interested In restaurant or
other type foods. can raise small
amount OF cash but will supple
ment with experience and willing
ness. RA. 6-l165.
BOOMING AND TOURIST HOUSE.
mr.. u. s. CAPITOL and Congression:
al Ltbrary--20 rms, ) baths all
hedrms. have run. water. Iona
lease with heat and water furn1 L;
income. plus 3-rnn. apt. Priced TO
sell fast. EDWIN L. ELLIS,
Broker, 1910 Vermont ave" RE.
N. II. FINEST CHALET MOTEL
Near great skiing mountain; l10
acres; "a rms, lounge, knotty-pine
dining rm,, high type clientele.
what a way OF life. Write for pic
lures, modest down payment. You
should net 100000. Box lSd-V,
Star
DRUG STORE for colored phar-
maeist Excel. NV. location, low
rent, overhead, fountain leased.
$1,000 dn. Box Ask, Star.
MOTEL WANTED in Va. or Md,
can invest substantial cash down.
Box 434-J, Star.
MD. LICENSES WANTED--Liauor
or beer. Pr. Geo. County, will pay
all cash. HA. 2-S225.
and used furn. 2-story
bldg with liv. Qtrs. $1,000 cash
will handle. Call anytime. INGALLS,
TER REALTOR, RE. 6-44O0.
is YRS. ESTABLISHED GIFT.
souvenir, novelty shop. Air con-
ditioned, mr.. hotels, 14th and K
SITS. NV, $1,000. stock optional.
LEES, Dos l4th ST. NV, Elk. 81
3667.
TOURIST HOME. 20 rooms, newly
furnished. $1,000. Excel. loo.
FLOWER SHOP, ideal place. real
money-maker, On Conn. ave. Well
stocked. $1,000. Terms.
RESTAURANT, beer, wine; beauti-
full eouipmt., air cond.; downtown,
Sl.400 weekly. sl3,500. VIII
consid terms.
CARRY OUT SHOP, fine place; ex-
eellent location. $1,000.
ALEXANDER 8, ECONOMON
JU 7-942g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

CAkkOLLION-OWNER TRANS-
FERRED to Florida. desires to
rent his new 3-bedrm, lta-bath,
eenter-hall rambler. Liv rm. with
sliding glass doors 10 yard. Full
basement. avail immed. CAR
ROLLTON REALTY, SP. 3-3sSs
ewes. SIP. 3-321O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

Service Station for Lease
Existing business; high gallon
age, 2-bay modern outlet: in Hy-
attSville, with excel potential; in
yestment approx. $1,000: mechan-
ical exper helpful For additional
info. call r B. MULLIGAN, IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
Laundromat Dry Cleaning

Nearby Maryland. Large deVeI-
opment owner quotes over 500
600 vrly. Newly equipped, 20 West
inghouse machines. Good operator
should easily net $4,000 yriy.
Priced reasonably. Terms Exclu-
siye. Ewes. and Sun, Shea chasen.
q IAA,.SoS Is4ss -oo-1--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

ARL., N. ! Charming fieldstone
house: sunken liv. rm.. sep. din.
nm. bedrms.. glass encl. family
rm. overlooking 20X40 paddock
swimming pool; on S4-acre. fenced
iandseapsd yard; Sl75. Avail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
POTOMAC RIVER

First a. liv. rm.. din. rm. ana
kit; 2nd A., 3 bedrms., bath ana
porch, rec. nm, lear garage. l.
PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th ST. NV.
Me. S-4lOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

SERVICE WALTON NAN degiFes
partner. rood locstion. fast busi-
ness. LII. l-s454. l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

ARL., n, Country Club Hills
Rambler; 3 bedrms., den. rec. rm.,
maids rm;, baths; dble. garage:
set, porch; all-elec. kit: full
hsmt,; storage attic: lge. yard.
Excel, location. Avail. July 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

CONN. AVE. GARDENs--3 -bedrn
det brick rambler. full bsnt .
redec ready 20 move In; SIPS
mo. rent or buy with s4a5 down
10 5-el3l.
CONN. AVE, 55is-4 bedrms-, 81,
mod, baths. . Kitchens. detached
newly decorated large yard
KE 1-i4Tg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

3 rooms. 2 baths, den. full base
ment, all in excellent condition: :
close 70 schools and transportation.
Rent slS5. Inspection by appoint
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
HOUSES FURNISHED


FALLS cH.---Brk. ramb.. 8 bedrms.,
Ia baths: eompl fuTn. June IA
Sept " sI50 mo. JE. 2-69T6
FOGGY BOTTOM-Mod. attrae. =
hedrm. home, suit 3 adults. RID
ewes. MI. Kuhn. AID. 4-gO52.
WALTER REED AREA-Mod. furn.
> bedrms.. den, rec. rm., fenced
yd lease; $3.50 mo. RA 3-1I51
ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL HOME,
Mass. Ave. xt'-3 bedrms'' 81,
baths Summer rental. 500 per
mo. plus utils, OIL. 8-4Ssa.
EMBASSY AREA - Furn or un-
rm and den. ) bedrms. . maths.
lse rec. rm.; gar. Reas. EN-.
s-3b4l,
N.W.--Newly dec. brk.: cool conf
) br,. Nv. din, scr. pch.. garden
trsnsD., shop; si65. IA. GLASS.
vA.-3,bedrm. rambler. Z. Falls
church. nr; williamsburg shop.
bsmt.: Sis KE. 5000.
CHOICE LOCATIONS, rambleTs and
Colonials; Greater Met. Area,
Some for sale, $4,000 Up. ELIJAH
q. ARNOLD tCol. UAA, Ret j,
Broker, EN-. 3-4335, "a. 5-6454.
cool BETHEsDA--Ideai for chill
dren; bedrms.. Ia baths. scr.
poreh, rec. rm., piano, TV, washer
dTier; afail. June 20 to Sept. i
$50 mo. OIL. 2-9553.
CHARMING. rustic, secluded home
IN Falls Church. Lovely garden,
bedrooms air conditioned; $500
for July and August JE. 2-45S2.
JUNE 30 TO SEPT. Chevy
Chase---Cool. shaded section 3
oedrms,, screened and glasseu
sunporch. dtshwasher. disposal.
clothes washer and dryer $50
per mo. 10 adults, no pets. refs.
REQ OIL. 9-4165.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEX.-Immac. 3 bedrms.
baths, completely furn. bs,nt.
swimming pool membership. so
1-21s4.
ARL. S.-Rambler: 3 bedrms., rec
rm;; ] blk to schools. Sl4O mo
ARL., S4S S. Hishland-semi-det
brick, : bedrms., schools shops
Columbia Pike bus. Sl25. OIL
| --oEoS.
ARL.. NJ: June Is to Sept Ia.
bedrm brick rambler only min
utes from Pentagon ana down,
/ town via parkway. KE. s-52e2
ARL.-Three bedrooms, scr. porch
bsmt., garage: fine location. bloeI
/ bus, shops: S135. ia. 2-0l3S.
ARLANDRIA, VA, ) Minis. to D. c.
/ Pentagon Just Fedecorated,
bedrms SEQ. JE. 4-l96g
BETHESDA-Brick rambler. 4 bed.
/ rms, 2 baths: living rm. with din.
| ing area den. kit: convenient 4
all schools. transp.. NH. and Ma.
/ val Medical. fenced yard. use o.
swimming pool membership, chill,
! dren welcome Available July | fol
l-year lease: Si95 mo. OIL 6-235S
BETHESDA--4 bedrms., 2Ia baths
/ den, rec rm.: peri. for entertain.
| ING. $3.50 A. Y. PISANT, OIL, 1.
1000; ewes oil. 2-5ii5.
BETHESDA-Newly furn.: 3 bed.
rms; block OF Wis: air cond
carpeted big lawn; garage. porch
BETHESDA. Behind Landon sch
2-bedrm brick: mod. kit. ful
osmt. 3la acres OIL. @-11l9.
BRITISH EMBASSY SEC.-Attrae,
lively furn. house. > lge. bedrms
ia baths, adults VIII consider
a-5. Mon. thru. Fri.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C., on Conn
ave.-3 bedrms, avail June IA
utnrou9h sept; 5;s by wk. or mo
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE AREAS.
10 rms; 3 2 baths. air cond.: TV;
ELEC. KIT; BendiS; Gear gar :
S3l5. OIL. 2-2635. EN-. 2-S3S3.
cHEvY CHASE VILLAGE: cow. Ia
Circle: june. 10 to. Oct. l0--6- rm
bIlek, Colonial: also maids rm.,
washer: Ear. OF. 2-6os6.
CHEVY CHASE. MD,-Lee, cool
lAAnAEONlGAF June
18th 70 Sept. Ist. $500. $500
CHEVY CHASE, D.C.-very larse
b-hedfm. house, / blk. Conn. ave.
best schools. 37l0 Mckinley st
Wo 6-s692 or OIL. 4-6s1s.
CHEVY CHASE. D, C,-Attrac
furn. 3-bedrm., 3-bath home:
fully air-eond., with firepl. rec
nm washer and drier: conv. all
schools; SECS, EN- s-5999
CLEVELAND PARK-LRrge house
beautiful condition. excel. for err
tertaining Asking $500 mo-; call
weekdays, De. s-0730, SIMMONS
PROPERTIES
CLEVELAND PARK = Desirable
newly decor; 4 bedrnfs., baths.
transp sl75 mo. EAi, s-0eai
CLEVELAND PARK-corner brick
house newly decor; 3 bedrms
liying-dining rooms. den, kitchen
finished 3-room osmt, ga baths
suit for diplomat Open most
az cay For appointment cal
CLEVELAND PR.-Summsr rental
Town House, close TO every cow
well-turn. home for small family
Sl15 mo- immed occup TOWN
q SUBURBAN. EN-, $4,000
COLONIAL VILLAGE in Roct
creek Park)-3-hedIui, }ia-bath
brick rambler. psneied rec I'm
maids rnn. den, stone patio Q
s a 0 Sa s .5ssss T w. 2 2Is,Sf Il
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BETHESDA-Brick rambler. 4 bed
rms. . baths: living rm. with din
ing area den. kit: convenient to
all schools. transp.. NH. and Ma
val Medical fenced ward use Of
swimming pool membership, chill
dren welcome Available July | for
l-yeaF lease, sos mo OF 6-o95G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DAIRY QUEEN. 2525 Duke st.
Alex. - Well est owner being
Transferred Gail 10 2-73q2 OF
IL. 6-as00, eft. 3 pm
TAXI COA-AnnandaIe Cab Co.
Sprirgfield Cab Co. radio OPP
Grated SERVING AMMAN dale
Springfieid. Va area. No local
competition Gail MI THOMAS
or Mr.. FrNTER, c.. 6-l1lI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
CHURCHES FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCH.

Def FRAME. seats 100; plus lEe.
apt mr.. Ca. and Sheridan. Low
ren al. r.. 6-Ssll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
M BARNEY c

NR. BARNEY CIR, 1893 x 81 Sc.
: bedrms nv rn., bath. din area
kit, SCI porch rear yard Sa9 80
Most desirable mod row brick
ELIOT MIDDLETON, Realtog
RE. 1-IleI,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMERICAN U. PK.-Sl5,95o. Cape
COD BUNGALOW; fireplace in liv.
rm., separate din. rm.. . bedrmS.,
bath on LIST g.; z rooms, bath in
finished attic; full bsmt.. level lot,
splendid area. TOWN L. SuBUR-
BAN. EN-. 3-eI0O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-S3 900 cash
down, Detached frame, compl. re-
conditioned. Close to fine trans
portation, Oh. Oh. shop. center.
Blessed Sacrament School Lse.
rm and excellent kitchen: 4 very
nice bedrms. and . tiled baths,
full bsmt.; auto. heat; good gar
den area garage. Open Sun,
> TO 4 pm. 1899 LVineston st.
nv. To. reach: Out Conn. ave,
left on Livingston st. GEORGE I.
BORGER, INC. Realtors, 1925
K 81. NV, Ma s-035O, WO. g.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-01-04
National
CONTINUED from Page One)


Bowling Association; Mrs. Albert
Right, Lagrange, Ca, president
National Congress Of Colored Par
ents and Teachers; Mrs. Alma A..
Polk, Pittsburgh, Pa, Director of
Young Peoples Activities, A. M.
E. Church; Henry A. Rhodes, ST.,
New York City, Grand Master,
Prince Hall Masons Of New York
State; Mrs. Georgia Schanck, Or
lando, Fla, president Women's
Auxiliary, National Medical Asso-
citation; DR.. A. M. Townsend, Jr.,
St. Louis, Mo-, president, National
Medical Association; Mrs. R. @.
venson, Memphis, Tenn, president
Ladies Auxiliary National Dental
Association; William 0. Walker,
Cleveland Ohio, president National
Newspaper Publishers Association;
and Mrs. Richard Weeden, Lynch
burg, Va, president The Links, Inc.
They said: Despite the sharp
decrease in the number Of polio
victims stricken in 1857, there
were over 1000 persons crippled
by polio last year. Most of these
unfortunate children and adults
did not get their Salk polio shots.
March of Dimes funds are needed
for the National Foundation for
Infantile Paralysis to aid not only
the 1867 victims but the tens Of
thousands stricken in prior years
those who may live a fuller and
more satisfying life if they receive
the benefits of recent developments
ir modern rehabilitation tech
niques.
Funds raised in the March of
Dimes support the Polio Founda-
tons outstanding programs Of re-
search and professional education.
Research gave the world the Salk
polio vaccine. The professional
education program is the largest
such program in the world. This
program helps meet the national
shortage Of trained medical work
ers. We urge everyone to give
generously to the March Of Dimes
to help win complete victory over
polio"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-01-04
Clear Position
Continued from Page ons)

ton. =
This has been the sentiment OF
the General Conference in the
adoption Of amendments dealing
with this question. These amend
ments have the overwhelming APP
prevail Of the Annual Conferences
Of the Central Jurisdiction.
Approve Merger
I'VE approve the so-called "open
door policy by which the confer
ences Of the Central Jurisdiction
will be merged into the other five
jurisdictions geographically when
and az both groups are ready for
such action.
1--WE recommend that active
measures be taken in each juris-
diction where churches and confer
ences Of the two groups are proxi-
mate to each other, so as to make
possible the development Of freer
relationships and better UNDER
standing, to the end that each will
be better prepared for the eventual
absorption Of the Central Juris-
diction by other jurisdictions"
Cautions TOO Hasty Action
The bishops cautioned churches
on "too hasty action in breaking
away from the Central Jurisdiction,
except in cases of churches that
are isolated from others in the
Jurisdiction" Their feeling is that
the Central Jurisdiction should be
maintained. with reasonable de-
gree Of strength" so long as its
existence is necessary-and this
would mean until "all churches and
conferences in the jurisdiction are
welcomed into other Jurisdictions
with equality and mutual respect"
Bishops present at the meeting
were: J. w. E. Bowen, Atlanta; M.
w. Clair Jr., st. Louis; Willis J.
King, secretary Of the College, New
Orleans; Edgar A. Love, Balti-
more; Alexander P. Shaw, retired,
Los Angeles; and Prince A. Tay-
lor Jr., Monrovia, Liberia.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-01-04
johnson Pub. Go.
Names Two Vice
Presidents

Chicago, Ill.-Mr. John H. John
son, President Of the Johnson Pub
fishing Co., Inc. has named William
p. Grayson and Leroy w. Jeffries
as Vice Presidents Of the company.
Grayson and Jeffries, Eastern
and Mid Western Advertising Man.
ayers respectively for EBONY,
TAN, JET, and HUE Magazines
became the first two executives
appointed to corporate manage
ment positions outside Of the John
son family In the company's Is year
history.
Grayson, located in the New
York office, has been with the
company ten years, having opened
the company's first branch office
in 1947, as ad manager for EBONY.
He holds q B. s. in Business Adj
ministration from Los Angeles City
College. Prior to joining EBONY,
Grayson was employed for IL
years by the Afro-American News
paper In Baltimore. He rose from
an ad salesman to ad manager.
He Is married to the former Hat
tie s. Sylvers Of johnson City,
Tenn, and is the father of three
children: Gloria elan, 16; VIM. P.
Jr., ID, and Geraldine Phyllis, 8.
They reside in st. Adams, Long
Island.
Jeffries, at the home office in
Chicago, has been with Johnson
Publishing eight years. He began
as an ad salesman and was ad-
vanced to manager after seven
months. Jeffries holds B. s. in
Economies from Wherefore Col
lege, and an M. A. from Columbia.
Prior to joining EBONY JEFF
fries was an executive for the
Arma Corporation.
Jeffries holds memberships in
the National Association of Market
Developers, National Vocational
Guidance Association, American
Cancer Society, and the Urban
League. He is married to the
former Vermont Moody of West
Point, Mss. They live in Chicago.
Grayson is a member of the Mer-
chandising Committee of the Maya
zine Advertising Bureau. Both are
members of the American Market
ing Association.
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funds on the care and rehabilita-
tion Of patients. These patients
numbered $1,000 of whom $4,000
were victims of old attacks.
Since most Of the cost is in the
form Of continuing care for pa
tients stricken in preceding years,
the obligation will continue next
year with very little letup.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-04
BudgetNow Quito Bone,
Director Tells Congress

missiles and other defense re-
quirements.
His statement showed that
the administration expects to
cut other spending under exist
ing law by $2.9 billion. 1t also
has recommended changes in
many laws which would result
in q further saving Of $738
million in the coming year. If
all these savings are approved
by Congress they would total
$3.7 billion.
But : his statement also
showed that the increases over
the current year for national
defense and other essential
activity add up to $4.8 billion.
Therefore, the 1859 budget
shows q net increase Of Sill
billion.
The Finance Committee is
expected to vote Thursday on
the debt limit bill. with all
signs pointing to a close deci-
sion on the proposal of Chair
man Byrd to make the increase
So billion instead of IS billion.