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FRED N. BOOTH. Secretary. 10
SCOTT, ANNA M. on Saturday. Jun.
q; 1859, ANNA n. SCOTT Of 1915
lam H. scott si.ssr Of vi Ms. o. M w
Phoebns, Friends mas. call at the
8. II Hines Co. Funeral Home. 1901
l4th g nv. after ~ noon sunday
Sa rIsa Et ihsSiIislss rs Services trcT
81, n.y.. on Tuesday, June o. 81 2
pm lnterment Prospect Hill Gene
SCOTT. ROSA, On Friday. Juns 8,
pital. MRS ROSA SCOTT Of 603i
~ .ssarnanas g Sc. beloyed wife
Mss Bertha Scott, John 'i Kinne :,
John CLARK. She also leaves TO
mourn her passing two sisters. two
srH Sass !, ssysn sran S and
Ielsalves ana many friends. Re-
her daughter. Mass Bertha Scott.
4Sl6 DUBOIS 81, s.e, where friends
9. Funeral Wednesday, June 10. Al
church Of oxon Nm, Nd. q the Rev '.
Oven johnson .oficiating. Interment
N s. Ss j Sts%'!fr' RHINE:
= Co, Funeral Home 5oi5 18th S.
souDER. RAYMOND ). On monday.
S S9Hs + 81 l0S 20, RAYMOND sSs;,;,l, =
OF the late Alberta NJ. Souder and
father Of Lillian Rideeley, Raymond,
also Is survived by four sisters,
Evelyn q. Hardester, Minnie r. Alex
ander, .Adeiine v. Eliin and Edna
NJ Smith. and brother, George
souder. Mr.. souder rests al TIE
oasch Funeral Home, 1889 BATH
more ave-. Hyattsvtlle, Nd Services
at Fort Lincoln Cemetery Chapel
on. Thursday, June IL, at IL am.
Relatives and friends invited. In
SHAW, NATHAN. Suddenly, on Nom
day, June s, 1853, at his residence.
234 3 st. ne. NATHAN SHAW.
He leaves wife, father, three
sisters and . host OF other rela-
tlves and friends. After 5 pm.
Wednesday. June 10. friends may
call at Boyd's Funeral Home, i23s
Goth ct. NV. Funeral on Thurs
day. June ~, at ! pm, from the
above funeral home. IOs
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INNN NJ IIlt UIUGtfN HnO
members Of Bethlehem
Chapter, No. 9. o. 3. O.,
are requested to assemble
et the Deal Funeral Home,
1917 oeorgia ave. NV, on
Wednesday. June 10. 1859,
~ 1870 pm. for the pur-
conducting funeral services
late sister. MARY J.
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CURTIS, nERTHA g. On SUNDAY

June !. 1853. BgRTHA I. CURTIS
OF Route sol, Upper Marlboro, Nd.
wife q ne lsts 9Hvsrd Curtis ano
Curtis. Everett. Elmer. Matthew.
Charles. Sylvester and Thomas Cur
tbs. Also surviving are 80 ETandchil-
dren. seven great grandchildren
three sisters. six brothers. other rela.
pm. Tuesday. June 2, friends are
invited to call at her late resi-
denee. Requiem mass will be eele-
brated at st. Mays Catholic Church.
Upper Marlboro. Nd, 1t 10 am.
Wednesday. june 10. Interment
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LhmnOhNk. MALCOLM D., ~. Or
Sunday June 1859. A. the Wash We,
LAMBORNE, Jr.. the husband Of
Nora Q, Lamborne OF sos Junior Of.
Alexandr,a, W.. father Of Malcolm
.opher. Martha. David. Cecilia, ana
D. and Edythe Kaiser Lamborne 8
Silver sprinE, Nd; brother Of DonAiG
Lamborne OF Olney, Nd. Funefa
services will be held on Wednesday
June 10. at $50 am. at the 81
Mary's Catholic Church, Alexandra
We, 1nterment 81 Mary's Cemetery
Eriends may call at the Wheatle!
Funeral Home 800 King st.. Alex
Andrla where rosary will be said OF
Tuesday. June q, at y pm. TIL
family requests that expressions o
sympathy be for masses or for thu
Alexandria Community Welfar
LANGELLO. D. GAVE. On Saturday
Bethesda, Nd. B. GAVE LAN sGIEttcI
tnee subiettel Of lIOI South coIum
bus st.. Arlington. va, beloved wifi
Mrs Eusene v. AttrieeS, Mrs. ROB
ert Wilson. Newton and Frank sub
lette Mrs. Langello rests at tn
Warner =. Humphrey Funeral Home
S434 GeofGia ave. Silver Sprine
Nd. parking facilitiesl. Mass VII
be offered for the repose OF her sou
on Wednesday, June 10. at n:3l
an. at 81. johns Catholic Church
Forest Glen. Md. fnterment 81
Johns Cemetery.
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WILLIAM d. NIXON, President.
PRANK b. MCKINNEY. Secy.

CHARLES franklin.
on Monday June &. 1859. ct VIM
chester Memorial HospItal, CHARLES
ham, Va, beloved husband Of Rachel
Palmer. creighton and uncle Of Harry
Friends may call at his late resi-
denee. Edgemont. Markham. We,
Funeral services will be held ct the
Leeds Episcopal Church. Hume. Va.
on wednesday, June 10. at IL am.
Cemetery al pm. tEsTI. Arrange
mentS BY the Sudduth-Moser Fu-
neral Home, WaFrenton, Va.
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S. june 4. 1859. Ell Ella NAE n sEsRT
OF t.3S 9th st nv, loving mother
Of Mrs Matilda Davis, Otis and
George Berry. She also Is sur
vived By one brother, Walter VIII
hanson: four grandchildren. twelve
great-grandchildren other relatives
and friends. The late Mrs. Berry
may be viewed at the Stewart Fu-
. neral Home. 30 H st. ne, after
pm. Tuesday. June Q. Funeral
services on Wednesday, June 10,
at the Mount Airy Baptist Church,
Ia 1 ST. NV. At IL noon. the Rev
C. M Long ir ofieiating In
teTment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. o
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ADAMS, rRYPHosIA 2. ofnesr. and

members Of Rose oi sharon
N><AJ Chapter, No. 1, o. Z. D.. of
NN the Free A. and A. Scottish
ZAXkkaN Rite Masons, are hereby
notified OF the death OF our
" worthy MAtron, Sister,
TRYPHOS1A p ADAMS.
Session OF sorrow on Tuesday. June
., 1859. at the Robinson Funeral
Home. 1913 9TH St. NV, from
10 to IL pm. Funeral sery-
ices will be held at l pm, wednes.
Gay. June 10, 1858, ct the Shiloh
Baptist Church. 9th and P sts. NV.
REV. SADIE FORD.
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BARRIER. CHARLES. On Saturday.
June 8. 1859. CHARLES BARBER OF
53l Tennessee ave. ne. He leaves TO
mourn their loss three daughteTs,
Mrs. Bertha Greenwood. Mrs. Della
ButleI and Mrs. Brunette Barnes: .
son. Charles Barber. jr.s twenty
grandchildren and other relatives
and friends After 5 pm. Tuesday.
June 9. friends may call at the
Morris A. Carter a. Co. Funeral
Home. 305 H st. NV. where serv.
tees will be held on Wednesday,
june. 10. at ] pm. Interment
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Balm, LEONA q. on Saturday. june g.
ming st. ne LEoNA 3. Balm. sister
Of Miss Edith Elizabeth EhEgott.
Prayer. ct the s II Hines Co
on Wednesday, June 10, ut 2 am.
parking facilitiesl. thence 70 ST.
Martins Catholic Church, 1900
North Capitol st., where the Holy
Sacrifice Of the Mass viii be offered
At $3.50 am. for the repcse OF her
soul Interment. Mt oliyet Cemetery
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DASisi ssk poSIsA1pxs on o EF bsyIs 9uS D
l420 Chaplin s., Nv. mother o.
h sIsisT n i,S ard yer Tsu,n.p pa ss
Earl Z Masterson. Many Other
After pm. Tuesday. June Q
friends may call al the Frazier Fu.
neral Home. $50 Rhode Island ave
day. June 10, at ] pm. At tn,
Mount Carmel Baptist Church. &c
and Eye SITS nv. the Rev. p. J
Jernagtn ofhciatine Interment Lin.
coin Memorial Cemetery. o
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BLANCHE ?. uPDikE. seey.
HOLLAND. MABEL r. On sunday,
June 2, 1859. after q I0ng illness
Is the result Of cancer. MABEL II.
HOLLAND OF 1873 Park I'd. nv
and 0enevieye Holland ana ReRIns
Alexander Funeral from Collins Fu-
neral Home, 1891 18th &C, NV, on
Wednesday, June 10. at $50 am.
Esol,sm mass at the Shrine Of the
FOx Lake Cemetery, Fox Lake. wis.
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1859, JOSEPH EVANS Of ieS5 New
Jersey ave. NV He Is survived BY
many relatives and friends. Friends
may call At Joynes Funeral Home.
ZIG Massachusetts ave. NV, after
pm Tuesday, June q. Services
"wednesday. June 10. 2:30 pm. from
the chapel. Interment Woodlawn
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BkOWNE, ADELAlDE 9, on Monday.
S lTgn.e,yxS; 1889, ,!A,lDI,ELAiDE @.
Apt. 1903. the beloved mother OF
Jean 8. Austin and sister OF Doro-
thea Thomas, Mabel jenkins, Ben
taniin. Edward and George Browne
She. also Ia survived By many nieces.
nephews, other relatives and friends
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
Hsents by the william SpanG.er
Funeral Home, 524 Sth St. ne.
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CORNIsH MELLICE y. on Sunday,
June 4, 1853, AZ bis Ee.ldenes, 40 z y
ish h y az M nsb.5S y G SoMEIisH
SHssaaS,ssn Der sns' f 81 Sss SIMEON soss
Melvin and Vernon Handy. FUNERAL
HSOmme NJ sas 9n 6cod H soSs ~ ht as
lparkine facilitIesl on Wednesday,
June 10. At l;aO pm. services a.
y. .s:;. iiiSi.r%.saifi ' Ssaas'ss'laS'i e;~;
CoRNIsH. MELLICE, y, the cnnesr.
n 4. !: ]. I:
Brcs Funeral Home. 1881 Good
Hope I'd SCI, on Wednesday. june
10, at 1880 pm, services a. the
Anacostia Methodist Church ct
ARpAA ?. HENNiNos. ssey.
CORNISH. MELLICE q. A special com.
a munication OF Anacostia
IN Lodge, No. 81 a: M
A 8 So! 4 /:
ssSsA.r, R HsELIc q f.a' cc SiRshsip
~ Srvrp 2. nAtnwYN. as..ter
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June ). iSss' JULIAN y !. c SSoPfii
St S q Msm. p cGoSe S Ss9S:S
OF Granville and lola r. Cooper
and Minnie B. Ross. Other rela-
tives and friends also survive. After
pm Wednesday. June 10. friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral
Funeral services on Thursday June
II. At pm. at the METROPOLITAN
Baptist Church. 1925 r st. NV,
the Rev Oswald q. Smith offcist.
Ing. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 10
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HOOVER, LII. COL. WILSON tRetire6l,
On Friday. june 8, 1853, at De viii
c c6iD''i WlsSoaN H sea5SEi W. Ss.D. II
Of Eta Trap Hoover OF g62 VIII
liams drive. Alexandria, Va, father
OF Alan Wilson Hoover and Brother
Of MIRA. Charles Prater, MIRA. ROY
Knox. Mrs. Samuel Turney and
ices on "wednesday, June 10, A. /
ON. ut Fort Myer Chapel. Friends
may call at the b Wfeatley Pu-
neral Home, 500 King 81, AisxaIi-
dria Va. until IL noon Wednesday,
June 10 Interment Arlington Ma
ti0nal Cemetery IN
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q. 1859. IDA MAE HARRIS Of
1883 + s.; n.vs wife OF LinnIs
"a. sms' R hns,si m S4sr. Of . GSr' S
Miller: sister Of Mrs Louise oillis.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. MrS, Francis
Anderson. Mrs, Annie REYNOLDS.
Preston: Patrick, James and ID:
8 pm. Wednesday, June 10, friends
may call at the johnson a jenkins
Funeral Home. 4S04 Georgia ave,
NV. where funeral services viii BE-
held on Thursday. June IL. at 1
P I,.r sss Esy; Y whit. . ossissins
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D. C.. on .'uns Z. 1850 beloved kus.
band Of Annie johnson. father 81
Mrs winston Byron; brother Of John
william, Herbert Raymond johnson
and Mrs. Blanche Waters. Prayers
AZ Chambers Funeras Home, 3072
N 8. n.wa on wednesdays. June 10.
q $50 IN Mass at Holy Trinity
Church. 36th st. between n and q
ST. nv, Al Q an, Interment Oak
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KIDweLL. THRLMA BELL, On sun
S 6hs 'g FsEI2 sSs sE a AkFips %EL HOs
Chsnt!lly. Va, wife. Of Charles W.
ner Of clifton, va, and wesley Kid
vel Of ChantiIiy. Va; stepmoiher Of
of Mrs. Lillian james 81 Volney. va;
Mrs. Frank Plot Of Winston Salem,
Va: Bayne SUMMERS Of cuipeper,,
Va: Woodrow Summers Of Aiexan.
dria Va. and Claude Summers OF
Claymcnt,. Del; also survived BY SIX
grandchildren. Friends may cali At
Va. where services will BE- he'd
Wednesday. June 10. at II am. EIJT.
Interment Chestnut Grove Cemetery
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S.gs Jun. J. , $50 o6stcE ea n E%sRsaasS
HOBART Newman 81 Mclean. va.
and sister Of Mrs. Mabel Coz Smith
Ices al the d II. Hines GO, Pulieral
Home. 1901 18th ct. nv, on
Wednesday June 10. a. III am.
parking fscilitiesl InteFment
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"a. OF the Oldest Inhab-
NXA itants, Inc. are hereby
6AT NORWEI0N CRAWFORD,
q Z Remains may be viewed
~ - = after 4 pm. Tuesday,
q ~ q. " June ., 1859, OF the
Jarvis Funeral Home, 1920 You
81. NV, where funeral services
win be held at IL an. WEDNESDAY
WITLIAn D. NIXON. President.
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Jun" June 8. Y 1859. JOIN Bull Un DAVIS &
1922 18th q. NV. brother OF Mrs
n sso A survived sS S on. nise.
Mrs. Sara D. TAYLOR: three nephews
John Steele. William r.. IT,, ant
John p Davis. other relatives ant
friends After 4 pm. Tuesday, jun
neral Home, $40 Rhode Island ave
NV. where services will be held OF
"wednesday. June 10. at ~ noon
the Rev. =. Franklin Jackson ON
eiatins Anterment Lincoln MemoYia
Cemetery. .
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D0NN. CLARA C.. (nee ward. on
Oeorges General Hospital. cheveriy,
OF sci 5ist ave, Capitol Heisfits.
Nd. beloved mother Of George Dom,
Mrs. Eveyn Dom Urauico. She also
Ii survived BY two brothers. six
children, Relatives and friends nsay
call at the 6aseh Funeral Home.
1883 Baltimore ave. Hyattavtlle.
Nd. Notice Of funeral later.
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on MOnuay. June y, 1903, MRS.
FLORENCE J. GERMAN Of 44O3
l4th 81. nv. Apt. 3, wife OF the
mother OF Miss Alyce German. Other
relatives and friends also survive
Remains resting with L. Z. Murray
g. Son, 1897 10th st. NV, where
friends may call on Wednesday,
June 10, from to 10 pm, and
where funeral services viii be neld
on Thursday, June IL, at II am.
the Rev billiard Brown oficiatine
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. 10
GoODCHILD. MARY ELIzABETH. On
Monday. June 4, 1859, at her resi-
denee, I1la Prospect ave. NV,
beloved wife Of the late James Harry
Qoodchild. mother of Mrs, Frances
O Buckley and Mrs. Louise Hie-
gins: sister OF Fred and Florence q
Mckinley and grandmother OF John
O. Buckley Funeral from the
De Vol Funeral Home, 1924 wiz.
consin ave. NV, on Thursday, June
II. at 0 am; thence TO the Holy
Trinity Church, 36th and o sta
n W.. where requiem mass will be
offered at a:30 am, Friends and
relatives invited. interment Holy
Rood Cemetery. 10
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BUGG, ROBERT A. Suddenly. on
Saturday; June 8; 1859, While visit
BUSoG q At az PIopIdsN V ave- nv =.
husband Of WiIheiminia BUGS. father
OF Tyrone Bugs and son OF Robert
and Dollie Rugg: brother Of Lola
Frye. Pauline ooodail. Elizabeth
Berkley Lucille Bankhead and An
is survived by four nieces, three
nephews, other relatives and many
friends. Friends may cali at the
Malvan A. Sehey. Inc, Funeral Home,
today, after II noon. where funeral
services will be held on Wednes-
day. June 10, at ] pm fnterment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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JONES. SAMUEL W. OF 1917 Keat.
1889, husband % Ethel B.. Jones
b, Jonea, Rita Patrick and VII.
Rtnia. o'Brieu He Is survived IS
one brother and one sister, serv.
ices 81 Chambers Funeral Home
100 Chaplin st. NV. on Thursday,
Arlington National Cemetery. Please
omit flowers 10
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JONES; al sPES SyHMI;.on ,ss!gsday. ygns
Burke 81. Sc, father OF Mrs. Bertha
Salley, Mrs, Elma McNeill Mrs. Mary
E. Miles. Eunice LoWman, Ore, Joe,
ca.iie and Herman Jones: brother 81
s Mr.; Eg 1oss. mSysr; Jsek a9e
He also Is survived BY other relatives
and friends. After 4 pm. TUESDAY,.
June o, friends are invited TO cali
~ the Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You 81.
held on Wednesday. June 10, ct 2:30
pm. Interment Orangeburg, Q. C. q
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DUNGEON ,ees vEp "a. q dS On sunday , June
University HOSPITAL. vEDX q. DIN
GEoN OF 2724 18th 81. NV. Apt.
| e.. devoted sister Of Mrs. Verlie ID.
johnson. She also leaves to mourn
/ her passing other relatives and
many friends. Remains RESTING Al
the John 4. Rhines a Co. Funeral
Home, 3Ql5 18th st. ne. Notice
OF funeral later
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ss. 81! y, y;gn me 1899; = Tassss,
I9ved husband 81 Madeisine crowSer
hari. son q Mrs, Carrie Hart and
Mr., Chester Hart. Friends nlay
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
st. and Mass, ave, me-, after IL
noon "wednesday. June 10. Notice
Of funeral later.
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3. sr. A. special commune
cation OF National Lodge.
70. ~, p A. A. NJ. Is
day. june IL, 1859, at
LIB Am !: ct the Masonic
TEMPLE. 18th st. and New
YORK ave, NV, for the
Of conducting the last Ma
.eS for our late brother,
~ o,,,e c,,,.n a.,
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kAHMUND. AtWLBNk n. Suddenly,
9G .RN SSstS Y s;.J lSPs 4. 1889. ATH.
late Col. Harold c. Raymond Pied
Artillery, y, g. A.: beloved mother
OF Mrs. Wilma Wint0n and Rrand-
mother OF Harold n. and Waller N
Winton Memorial services at Fort
Myer Chapel on Thnfsday, June
II. at / pm. fnteTmenf seattle
Wash. Arrangements BY the Rinaidi
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denly, on June ., 1859. CLARENCE
=. HAMMOND ST.. Of 1919 65th d..
Jefferson HEIGHTS. Nd. devoted hnn-
band Of Mrs. paisy HAMMOND. father
grandfather OF Clarence r. Ham,
mond III. Also surviving are other
relatives and frienda. Notice Of fu-
Eeras later. ARRANGEMENTS BY Rollins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
YOUR COOKING AIDS

IA. Long-hondIed Measuring
Cups-with wall bracket and q
new certified accurate STANDARD
coffee cup measure, plus "a, %,
v and ! cup measures. 1913
22B. SoIt-Pepper Set-minioture
dairy farm cons in sparkling cop
per onodized aluminium. Wall
bracket included. 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
6.PIECE STEAK SET
regularly
l4.05

22R. The set includes six s" steak knives
with WoverIy edged blades that stay
sharp. Heat treated and tempered plus
vonodum polished chrome stainless steel
with carved Pokkowood handles.
WGL-Housewores Center, lst Floor,
North Building
also Chevy Chose and Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
IMPORTED
EUROPEAN
PEPPER MILL SETS

These beautiful and graceful i'm
ported pepper mill sets will add
q note Of elegance to your dining
room table or kitchen nook.
nc. Modern styling, steel grind
err lOH2" high. Comes in cherry
wood or dull black, pink or yell
low. Chrome trimmed. 4.98
I'D. Blonde cherry wood, steel
grinder, Az" high. 2.59
22E. Provincial fruit, steel grind
er, Az" high, 2.59
22F. Modern, some os 22C., but
6Hz" high. 1893
W6L-Housewore Center, lst Floor,
North Building also Chevy Chase
and 7 Corners
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wasing o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-02

l-eyes Clinton engine, I4-sov1s heavy
steel, ehoksmaiie choke. control on hondls
for stop. siort. slow. fast posiiiehg
Iarss wheels. adjustable cutting heights,
chrome handls, plasfie grip.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-02
Nehru Looks at The
Co!Or Problem;
Reports in Ebony

Indian Prime Minister Jawar-
harlal Nehru admits in the Oc-
tober issue Of Ebony magazine
that his nation has many Little
Rocks and that tensions in In
dia are far more than those in
the United States.
In an article called "Nehru
Looks at the Color Problem.
the Prime Minister says: In
dia is a big country in which
there are many small isolated com
munities. Some Of them are high
ly self-centered and not interest
ed in or sometimes even I'M
friendly to the rest OF the ma
ton It is not related to color,
however. It is a hangover of the
old caste structure The whole
of our present parliamentary
government is trying hard to
break this down. Public opinion
in India is strongly opposed to
it. 1t will probably take some
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-02
Shrinks HenOrrhOids
Without Surgery
Stops ItCh-ReIieves Pain

For the first time science has found
a new healing substance with the as
tonishing ability to shrink hemor-
rhoids and to relieve pain - without
surgery. In case after case, while
gently relieving pain, actual reduc-
tion (shrinkage) took place. Most
amazing of all results were so thor
ough that sufferers made astonishing
statements like "Piles have ceased to
be a problem!" The secret is a new
healing substance (Bio-Dyne@) dis
covery of world-famous research
institute. This substance is now avail
able in suppository or ointment form
called Preparation Hg. At all drug
counters = money back guarantee.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-02

time to rid ourselves o. al such
tensions. but Ne VII finally do
il. Conditions are much better
now than they were 4 few years
ago"
Nehru also says in Ebony that
non-violenee Is the only avenue
open to Negroes b. which they
may free themselves.
"They have no other weapon"
he says. 1T is as simple as that"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-10-02
OKLAHOMA NEGRO
cATTLEMAN CUT COSTS
OF IMPROVING HERDS

AS one means Of cutting the
costs of improving the quality OF
their beef herds. the Negro farm
ers of Okmulgee County. Okla,
have organized a bull association
through which proven sires are
exchanged every two or three
years. reports District Agent Paul
O. Brooks.
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lO:OO, WA1AL t5l--Wednesday
Night Fights: Paul ARM
stead VS.. Eddie Perkins In a
i0-round lightweight bout.
1l:OO. WTTG t5)--Starlight
Theater: sister Kenny"
Rosalind Russell. Story Of a
nurse and her fight for
her method Of treating in
fantile paralysis tl946).
ll:l5, WTOP t9,--Late Show:
THE Snake Pit" Olivia de
Havilland. A woman con-
fined in q State institution
for mental patients is SUBJ
jected to inhumane treat
ment by the personnel
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from Porgy and Bess by
Oershwin.
see, wCMS AMIN (s7o Kc,
and 1853 Mc.l--Library Of
Music: Ruth Sienczynska
25th Anniversary Program.
The Marriage Of Figaro BY
Mozart (complete).
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Music Of the Masters: Ports
Of Call by Ibert and Quar-
tet No. 20 by Mozart.
$500. wMAL-FM tl07.2 Mc.)
Hi Fl Showcase: Billy the
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and Patrie Overture by
Bizet.
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Time: Dettingen TIE Deum
and Violin Sonata by Ham
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Symphony in Stereo: Me-
phisto Waltz by List.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08
TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

7:l5. WWDC - Iris Conn
Show: Senator Mike Mans
field discusses Possible Re-
suits Of the Summit Con-
ference"
1880. WOL--Jay PERI show
Petite Fleur." with Edmond
Hall and group
sos, WTOP - Jaime Bragg
Show: Featuring Ella
Swings Lightly" with Ella
Fitzgerald.
1915, WWDC-Here's TO Vet
Grams: Featuring the Sons
of the Pioneers.
1880. WWDC-Steve Allison
Show: Lee zeiger is guest
moderator.
TOMORROW
1889, WTOP-Baseball Wash
ington Senators VS.. Balti-
more Orioles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-08
TODAYS GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

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In the Concert Hall: La
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Overture by Rossini and
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Beethoven.
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by Wieniawski.
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