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HOUSES FoR SALE-N,W,
tcoNTINUEpl

CHEVY CHASE, west Of Conn, ave.
Spacious 4-bedrm., 2-bath CEN
ter-han residence; in neW-house
condition; powder room, huge liv-
Ing room, guest-size dining room.
tiled kitchen with eating space;
delightful porch. full basement, q
car garage: well-financed. A little
cash may mean q great deal.
REALlSTIN0S CORP. OIL. 2-020S
CLEVELAND PARK-Detached brk.
Colonial, bedrms., breakfast
room, finished 3rd noor; rec. room,
garage, close to everything. S20,-
900, 49, 1St trust. Call ewes,
EN-. 2-36l2, LEGUM g. GERBER,
CLEVELAND PARK, N.-First Of
fering Of this most attractive spa
eious home featuring center hall,
large living room. dining room,
modern kitchen on LIST hoor; 3
twin bedrooms, . baths on end.
Huge light. heated studio room on
3rd. Dry basement. oversize built
in garaEe. Porch, patio and many
other extras. Priced in low 30s.
Call our Uptown Once, KE q
1900 til s.; after 8, CO. 5-S3S2.
SHANNON A. LUCHS CO,
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KENsTNGToN KNOLLS-st. Cath
y crimes Parish-Brand-new 3-bed-
rm., 2h-bath, brick rambler. Bay
window din. rm., fireplace, rec.
rm. Today'S best buy. S20,500.
JU. 9-SSS0 HILDEBRAND CO.
KENSINGTON HGIS.-First time
offered. Brick rambler. full bsmt.,
excel cond. Walking dist. to
Wheaton Plaza. Only S14,750.
EIsENAcHER REALTY. 10. 4-5555
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ROCKVTLLE, MARYVALE-vacant;


fenced lot, carport. 10. 5-3740.
ROCKVILLE-S45O down. 4-bedrm.
home, fireplace; near schools and
shopping. r. L. SMITH REALTY.
GA. 4-S795, GA. 4-7711.
ROCKVILLE-No need to Qualifyl
Move in with 500 and assume
present financing. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler: elec. kit, with disposal:
large fenced lot: immediate possess
sion; only S16,500. LO. 5-36S7.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cape Cod
on. large lot, 70x215; priced for
quick sale: $500. HUGH T.
PECK, 10. 5-4742.
ROCKVILLE = EXPANSIVE NOT
EXPENSIVE. Cape Cod. large
living room, kitchen with table
space, full basement, fenced level
lot, priced to sell, S13,750.
HUGH T. PECK
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$3.50 DOWN, $97 MO.

$3.50 DOWN, $97 MO.
3-bedrm. rambler; years old:
lot. Subject to FLA IA spprovsil r;; sfnced
CALL OWNER, TU. 2-4828
ALL FOR S65.79 MO. and SI0,75O
total-You get a 4hqo financed,
adorable, 3-bedrm., postwar ram
bier, at pre-war prices. Clean in
terror with large combination liv,
rm. dining area and equip. kit;
level, Anchor-fenced lot. Will
consider small dn. pymt. offers
on terms. Move in with deposit,
MARYLAND SALES, TO. 9-6762.
ANDREWS. AREA bedroom brick
Cape Cod; fun basement, fenced
yard; under $1,000. Terrific buy,
HI. 9-5357. CAMPBELL REALTY
AVoNDALE. nr. everything. Sturdy
brick home, built for real living
with fireplace, separate dining rm.,
Saitn SfisaTa gspase RGTI fg Extraarg. oimt and ID
with trees Must see to sppreN
ciate. Only $1,000. BERENs
SALES. AP. 7-4646
BELLEMEAD-3 bedrms-, Ice Iiv
rm., full din. rn,, breakfast nay
den, beautifully finished rec room
with bar; storm windows and doors.
od-street parking. $4,000 swim.
ming pool: fireplace: large corner
IfN T1S. Irgiy IsEss z lovely home; S17,60O.
Deter j. hagan & son
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ASSUME GI 4ISE loan. S7s per
mo. or attractive all-brick ram
bier. tvin-sized bedrms.. real tile
bath. hot-water heat; Pep:
priced at S1l,750. Exclusive with
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
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GpORGETowN PROPERTIES
$40 Wis. Ave. NV. AID. 4-l292
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huUSES Fur SALE-N.E.
CONG. LIB. AREA-Home or inc,
8 rms, 2 baths, frepI.~1 SI5,500i
9 rms, 3 baths. park S2O,5O0
12 rms ga baths 100000
OSCAR W. NEVINS
NE. 9-S73l Ii. 7-S209
no KENNEDY ST. NE.
For sale-By owner. 6 rms, Ia
baths; encl. porch: rec. rm. Excel.
coma. Carpets, drapes,. air-cond.
9.2s49 or AID. 2-S299.
COLORED OR WHITE-Modern Q
family brick, S14,75O, near 9th
end = SITS. ne: row brick, z rms,
baths and kits: $500 cash.
oFNER. Ii. 3-0s71. q
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Houses by Hughes

S5OO DOWN, Incl. settlement
charges. Cape Cod, wonderful
setting on attr. cor. lot with
stately shade trees, 2 bedrms., den
1st A.; stairs to exp. attic, with
in walking dist. to schools and
everything. PERI. buy for nice
family.
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3-bedroom brick Colonial, separate
dining room, modern kitchen,
breakfast area. Powder room on
first floor. Full basement above
ground level, 2-car garage. Excel
lent terms. S22,500.
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TOWN HOUSE centrally located.
naWsOI nWwIaeSI 0iTiSi for rslistoT. fsST iSIn or
san. diplomat home, entertaining
large groups. Not one, but two
liv. rms, 30x1S, foyer lift. wide
with historical fashioned staircase
adjoining Solarium 26-ft. long and
din Tm., 22X14, overlooking SWIM
ming pool, powder rm., smoking
room, pantry. 8 bedrms., baths
Up. Detached 2-ear garage. Sum
duced for quick sale, S57 800.
Easily financed. Call Mr.. Mann.
HA. 2-3679. PAUL P. STONE, Tu.
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EXCLUSIVE WITH
Stuart g. Maury, Realtors

PARK, only S39 $50
Prestige location; centrally air
cond.: less than year old; a real
charmer 4 bedrms., "a baths;
Split-level. with g lovely family
rm,, garage and full bSmt.: beauti-
fully Handicapped yard with patio
and trees. DIsTRICT-MARYLAND
REALTY, INC, EN-. 2-S206; ewes,
OT, A-015I
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MT RAINIER.

4 bedrooms, convenient
close-in area, fun basement,
oil h.-w.h., sep. din. rm.,
modern kit, front and rear
porches, aluminium storm
windows and doors assure
economical heat. Only $1,000
down, with monthly pay
ments less than rent.
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CHEVY CHASE
Hawthorne Area
Maryland Side

New 4-bedroom williamsburg. Liv-
ing room, dining room, kitchen,
bedroom and bath on 1st; 2 bed
rooms and baths on 2nd.: Day
light recreation room; priced up
EDW. Il. ZONES A. Co, INC.
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ICONTINUEDl

BRAND-NEW 3-bedroOm. --Ddtn
ranchers: separate din. rn., really
de luxe kitchen with table space,
full basement. GI, FHA or excel
and OK'D 4 TRADE.
KEN DRUSKIN & CO.
1900 Viers Mill Rd. 10, 5-3366
BURNT MILLS ESTATES, mr.. New
Hamp. ave. and Colesville I'd
Custom-built, contemporary ram
bier on handicapped A-acre lot;
center-hall plan; 5 bedrms,. 2la
baths; built-ln gar. ?. W. BERENS
SALES, INC, JU. 7-7700.
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BURNT MILLS
VILLAGE

IIIL4NI
BE IN FOR THE HOLIDAYS
LOVELY SPLIT-LEVEJ HOME, like
new throughout, a little over q VI.
old, unusual sunken liv. rm., for
NAL din. rm., new wall-to-waU
carpeting, all elee. kit, 4 bedrms.,
3 full baths, rec. rm. with flrepl.
Centrally air-cond. Dble carport.
Unexcelled location. Owner leaving
town. SO lst trust, S3S,50O.
KTIYHXT N nHHIZ
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LANGLEY PARK
$17,750, FILA
NEW BRICK HOMES

Az" " OASANAA
Finest quality construction. Close
to schools, shopping and trans
portation. 3 nice bedrooms. beau
tiful modern kitchen, powder
bath and laundry room. Base
board hot water heat. ONLY 3
LEFT, BETTER ACT FAST.
ROBERT E. LOHR. REALTOR
uE a ANN
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CHEVY CHASE; just OF Western
Ave.-This spacious rambler is the
answer to the smaller family's
problems. Liv. rm., din. rm., lge.
mod kit, pantry. big bedrms., 2
baths. pan. den and scr. pch. on
main level; full bsmt. has rec. rm.
wI2nd firepl., utility rm.. gar.
Many extras Excel value at
S29,500 ANDRIS REALTY CO.,
~ O-Qn@O 'tiI q
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THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
WA. 7-45O0 REALTORS

DARTMOUTH AVE. in College Park;
beautiful residential Street-One
Of the lovely homes on this street
is ior sale; rooms .,.r ana 3 baths paths;
in rear; only S19,950. BURCH
REALTY CO., open till 8 pm.
DESIGNED FOR THE FAMILY with
living space galore, 4 bedrms., all
on l level, huge liv. rm.. family
rm., din. rm., step-saving powder
rm. and laund. rm.. adjacent to
all-elec. kitchen, tiled bsmt.' An
Baptist. parochial, Rollingcrest
public school and all conyeniences.
An excellent buy at S22,500. Call
til Q pm. WA. 7-3900. ROBERT
g. DAVIS & CO., INC.
DREAM RAMBLER-Beautiful brick
home on corner lot. Concrete
front porch and awning. Spacious
liv. room, with fireplace, dining
area, modern kit. and DISPOSAL;
8 bedrms., fully tiled bsmt. 81 900
down, FHA or assume large 4tscs
loan with cash. E. c. HILLEY a
CO.. Realtors. AP. 7-7200.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS; only s12,-
95O-Centrally air-cond,,. 3-bed-
rm., lh-bath brick rambler with
"soMETHiNd SPECIAL"
With full tiled bsmt., scr. porch,
and lge. wooded lot.
w. j. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
FIVE-YEAR- OLD RAMBLER, with
full bsmt., located In Beltsyille, nF.
schools, big din. room, S13.950.
BURCH REALTY CO., open till 8
pm. TO. 9-5992.
HILLCREsT HTs.-semidet. brick;
8 bedrms., IA baths, full bsmt.
Assume lge. 4laes loan. Owner will
finance bal, $500 down and move
in. 10. $4,000. Ext. 337.
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JAMES L. DIXON q CO.
DIAL TnDG

ST. $1,000 EN-. 2-929O
PaLIsADES-DET. white brk. Colo
NAL, in peri. cond.: bedrms,, 2
baths, lse. studio rm., garage:
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


ABSOLUTELY PAMPERED. You get
the owners many improvements
as well as his prime 4hes one
trust financing (Sl1,250, balance
at Se1 mo. pays ALI with this
tastefully decorated 3-bedrm. brk.
Cape Cod on a fenced tree-studded
lot with a view. Din. rm., equip.
Kit, alum. storm windows and
doors and q walk-out bsmt., Of
course. You'll love the priceI
MARYLAND SALES. TO. 9-6762.
ACCORDING 70 HOYLE, this is no
gamblel Qualified purchaser PAYS
$3.50 down and moves in; mo,
pymts., STA incl. pI.t.i., no set
tlement fee. By OWNER, AP,
7-3691.
ADELPHE-3-b.r. brk. ramb.; pine
rec. .rm. w/bar, S. wind; fenced;
excel. cond. OWNER, HA. 2-2l4O.
ADELPHI, 24O7 Lackawanna St
Lovely custom-built brick rambler.
Features include: lge. rms, auto.
oil heat. lge. liv. rm. with fire.
place, screened porch. carport and
many extras selling below cost.
FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO.. 1929 K st,
nv. Ma. S-0252: ewes, JU. g.
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A BIG yALUE-ciean 3-bedroom
nome, just redecorated: all-new
size din. room, large fiv. room,
16.ft. bedrm. with Walk-in closet
Only few blks. from school.
shopping and bus. Only SlO,950
Low monthly payments. Don't buy
until you call PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES, AP. 7-7774.
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HE. 4-4000

MASS. AVE. EXTENDED AREA.
Charming Cape Cod liv. rm. W
flrepl, sep. din. rm., modernzed
kit. bedrm., bath and diversified
jalousied porch on lst hr.; 3
bedrms., bath up; full bsmt. VI
paneled, daylight rec. rm.; space
for gar; beautiful setting; COM
pletely redec. IMMED. POSS.
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UPPER SHEPHERD PARK

Spacious 9-rm. semidet. brk.: 5
bedrms., 2 baths, rec. rm.
WEISS g. STOLAR, INC.
Elk. 3-534O 9 Til 9
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ASSUME LARGE

4Iaee CT loan on this 3-bedrm., +,
2-full-bath brick split-foyer ram
bier: Sll0 mo. PAYS all; early
poss. VIII. $500
SUBURBAN PROP, MGT.
BETHESDA = Brick split level,
S25,250: 8 bedrms., 2 baths, big
recreation rm., large lot; fine
area; sag loan avail. Call
JAMES z. SCHWAB, EN-. 2-5s00,
ewes OT. O-IAOO
Evening star., 1959-11-17

4-bedroom, 2-bath brick Cape Cod,
separate dining room, all-electric
kitchen, paneled rec. room. S1s,-
$50.
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CUSTOM RAMBLER

Only l year old and featuring
Dashboard hot-water heat: family
room, YOUNGSTOWN custom kitch-
en-, 3 bedrooms, Ia baths-all
Of one Of the loveliest wooded
sites in the area. Priced at
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coLoRED-2l SHERIDAN ST; NV.

NV; FIRST offering-Attractiv
brick home on quiet st. Colonial
front porch, 8 rms, bath. 2 en-
closed porches, breakfast room.
bsmt" gas h.-wh,, garage. NE. g.
1858; ewes. OIL. 6-9l91, FULTON
r. GORDON JR. co.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-11

For the price of ten dollars, the
Tiger rooter will be entitled to
see the four home football games
-Alcorn, October IT; Southern,
October "a; Grambling, homecom-
ing, October 81; and Wiley, No
vember land the IA home basket
ball games.
AS result, holders of these
season tickets pay scarcely more
than fifty-five cents per contest
"a saving of nearly so per cent
of general admission prices. For
more information persons are
asked to call the Jackson State
College Public Relations Office,
Fleetwood 1886.
The complete football schedule
is as follows:
4 Sept. &c, Prairie View, there.
Oct. 8, Mississippi Vocational,
there.
Oct. 10, Arkansas A. M. & N,
there.
Oct. II, Alcorn, here.
Oct. "a, Southern, here.
Oct. 81, Grambling, here.
Nov. 7, Wiley, here.
Nov. IA, Texas Southern, there.
Nov. 81, Texas College, there.
Nov. &c, Tennessee State, there.
Thanksgiving Day..
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-11

dren understand what they hear.
We all enjoy those things better
which we understand.
The shortage of music teachers
will continue for sometime and
since this is true, classroom teach
ers will have to be depended upon
to carry out this important func-
ton. Only 20 music students were
graduated this year from all of
the Negro colleges of the State.
Encourage teachers to have some
thing beautiful in their classrooms
each day. Many children have little
opportunity of experiencing things
of beauty in their homes"
The Workshoppers sang two
numbers to achieve the spirit of
togetherness that music creates.
Music can play an important role
in the teaching of many of the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-11
Local Teacher
Attends Yale
University

H. M. Thompson, an alumnus Of
Tougaloo Southern Christian Col
lege, Tougaloo, Miss, has been
awarded National Science Foun-
dation Fellowship to do further
study in mathematics and science
at Yale University this summer,
beginning June %.
In 1857 he earned the Master
of Science degree from Atlanta
University under a Shell Merit
Fellowship. Active in many re-
ligious, social, civic and educa-
tional activities, Mr.. Thompson is
president of the Jackson ougaloo
Alumni Club.
His wife, Mrs. Cleopatra Daven-
port Thompson, is a member Of
the faculty of Tougaloo Southern
Christian College. They have two
children, son, Henry Mcfarland,
who is attending Lanier High
School and a daughter, Mary Eliz-
abeth, who is studying for the
masters degree in English at the
University of Denver.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-11

RIGA constitutes the most impor-
tant factor in this strategy and
that the Middle East is the most
important bridgehead from which
to reach Africa. That is why we
see the Soviet bloc engaged in a
violent campaign against the still
existing Baghdad Pact while re-
sorting to large-scale propaganda
and infiltration activities aimed at
the countries of the Middle East
and Africa"
He credited Western defense
agreements with preventing direct
aggression. The seriousness of
those pacts, he said, was demon
strated last summer when the
United States and Great Britain
sent troops into Lebanon and Jor-
dan to bolster those countries
against possible invasion.
"The Soviet bloc" Mr.. Zorlu con-
tinued, ais still in the position of
watching for an opportunity to
benefit from any moment of weak
ness on the part of the peace
front"
Berlin Stand Hailed
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-11
Mvc Damaged
By Thund erstorm

Itta Bena, Miss. July 2 - Mis-
sissippi was hit Wednesday by po-
tent thunderstorms that dumped
2.22 inches of rain on Jackson in
two-hour period and ripped the
walls and roof from an Itta Bena
College building.
The U. S. Weather Bureau re-
ported that the capital city got the
heavy downpour in a short two.
hour period.
Electric power was off for an
hour and a-half in Southwest Jack
son. The power failure temporari-
ly forced television station WITTY
off the air.
At Itta Bena, tornado winds"
struck building on the northeast
section of Mississippi Vocational
College campus. The building was
a barn. Walls were blown down,
the roof was ripped off and sheets
of tin were sent flying through the
campus by the wind. No injuries
were reported.
Mississippi crops, however, have
repeatedly been making good pro-
gress under two weeks of favor
able weather, prior to yesterdays
rain. The Mississippi Cotton Bulle
tin reported that the cotton crop
is "in better condition than it had
been thus far"
Planting of most crops in the
state has been nearly completed,
the Mississippi Weather-Crops Bull
letin reported.
"Small portions of corn, soy
beans, sorghum, and sweet potato
acreages were still to be planted
at the close of last week." said the
Bulletin, published by agricultural
and weather officials.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-11
Music Workshop
Held AtJackson

The place of music in the cur
ricular of today's schools received
a big boost several days ago in
the Jackson State College Princi-
pals Workshop.
Miss Ernestine Terrell of the
Mississippi State Department of
Education told the group that: "A
very small percentage of persons
who know music are found in
penal institutions. Different types
of music are good for different
things. The aim of music in the
elementary school is to help chill
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-11

He said the first Soviet note on
Berlin was "in the nature of an
ultimatum" and that the later
"softening was the result of the
united and courageous stand main
tanned by the West" Mr.. Zorlu
charged that through all it's pub
lie policy, Calculated to give the
appearance of arriving at a COM
promise and settlement in Europe"
the Soviet bloc had never relaxed
any of their direct and indirect
activities for penetration and sub
version in the Middle East and
Africa"
All this, he said, indicated "di-
versionary action suited to time
and place in the sphere of politi-
cal tactics"
Mrs. Rosenberg Speaks
An afternoon session of the con-
ference was addressed by Mrs.
Anna NJ. Rosenberg, Assistant
Secretary of Defense in the Tru-
man Administration.
She called American policies on
China unrealistic and likely to
drive China further into the arms
of the Soviet Union.
Mrs. Rosenberg said that she
had no illusions about Red China,
but that RED China is a fact.
No good cause is served by pre-
tending otherwise"
The conference sessions will
continue tomorrow and Friday.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-11

Inc.
Merle, Billy Wards fright hand
man" since the troupe roared out
of New York in 1850 to make
theatrical history, will, in addition
to many other duties, handle
Wards music publishing firms, his
recording company and his motion
picture and television interests
"You might say" Merle added,
"that / am going to relieve Mr..
Ward of routine business respon-
sibility since he is one of the truly
great creative geniuses Of our time
and should be free to work"
To prove the point, Merle point
ed out that Ward fright now is
in Mexico City with Hollywood mu-
sic director Lou Forbes looking for
location to shoot "The Night
walkers" movie they are pro-
ducing; he is writing radio show
for the Boys Super Markets star
ring Dee Parker, he's signed to
record the sound track theme of
the George Raft movie, "Jet Over
The Atlantic; and he's writing
acts and arrangements for several
of his recording artists, including
the Dominoes, rock-and-roll sensa-
ton Bobby Lee Trammell, former
rock and-roll king Little Richard,
and jazz great Oscar Moore"
The likeable and youthful Merle
will take over his duties immed-
lately.
Merle has already framed wire
from Billy Ward in Mexico, which
read: "Good Luck. After putting
up with me for nearly ten years
YOU deserve it."
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-11
TougaIoo Grad
Training For
Psychiatric
Social Work

Robert league, 1855 graduate
of Tougaloo Southern Christian
College, Tougaloo, Miss, has been
granted a United States Public
Health traineeship in psychiatric
social work, Level l, at the Uni
versity of Illinois School of Social
Work for the 1959-1960 school
year. This award of $500 is paid
directly to the student.
Mr.. league also received full
tuition scholarship for $3.50 from
Atlanta University School of So
cial Work for the 1959-60 session,
but was unable to accept it.
He is currently employed at
Oakley Training School in Ray
mond, Miss.
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See Russians
CONTINUED from Page One)

fly to Washington tomorrow to
see Secretary of State Christian
A Herter, but it was not possible
to learn how far that meeting
would go beyond the mere cour-
tesy call required by protocol.
He cited Communist action in
Berlin, Korea, Iran, Indo-China
and Quemoy as evidence of con-
tinuing expansionist aims and
said the danger was not elimi-
mated by the lack of a common
frontier with Communist coun-
tries.
The outflanking strategy result
ed, Mr.. Zorlu said, from the fact
that defensive alliances tying
Greece, Turkey, Iran and Pakistan
to the West and the United States
had barred direct moves into the
Middle East and Africa.
Mideast Called Bridgehead
Today, he said, "there is no
doubt that the Continent of AT
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-11
'Dominoe' Named
'Vice-Pres.' OF
Billy Ward Firm

Hollywood - Milton R. Merle Of
Newark, N j., internationally fam.
Gus "Mr. Personality" of the song
and dance Dominoes, has been ap-
pointed vice-president and general
manager of Billy Ward Enterprises
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-11

other subjects or topics in the
various subject matter fields. His
tory, transportation, Indian life
and lore, westward expansion,
arithmetic and foreign countries.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-07-11
Season Tickets
Now Available

Followers of the Jackson State
College athletic teams will get the
chance to make considerable saw
ings by purchasing season tickets
in advance, n has been disclosed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

OeCUule your u7euH FOOHIS te'7FsFFaoe7s
OPEN STOCK pieces. Choose from six different tobies
plastic tops) Yes. you bring happiness into your
your purchase from CURTIS BROSI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11
PTA vs.. PRINCIPAL

The unSeemly row at Raymond
Elementary School apparently revolves
around one question: Who is going to
run the show-the president of the PTA
or the principal?
If this is correct, there can be but
one answer, and School Superintendent
Hansen has given it. The principal, Miss
Edith M. Williams, is in charge of the
school, she is responsible for the educa-
ton of the children there, and she must
have the authority which these func-
tons require.
The influence of PTA can be con-
-Structive and helpful. It can also be
a diSruptive influence, and Miss Will
liams has said that interference by the
present PTA leadership has made it
impossible for her to fulfill her respon-
sibility to the children.
In this situation DR.. Hansen, having
expressed his confidence in the prin-
cipal, has taken the only course open
to him. Unless there is a change in
leadership, he has said, the PTA can no
longer use the school for its meetings.
He ought to stand his ground, despite
pressure that is being brought to bear,
and we see no reason why he should
give any bill of particulars" to the PTA
members
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11

times were allowed to indulge in
maneuvers close to or in Always used
by the large airliners. Conferences
between civilian and military aviation
officials finally have resulted in project
Friendship" under which the FAA
eventually will control all military as
we'll as civilian flying within the main
Always.
There is an economic aspect to this
project, aside from safety considerations.
Federal Aviation Administrator Quesada
told the Air Traffic Control Association
that "many millions of dollars" ulti-
mately can be saved by the Joint control
plan. He pointed out that centralized
control can be effected with about one
third fewer employees than now are
required by the separate systems.
OF course, the civilian controllers
will have no authority over purely
military flights concerned with training
or actual defense. But the assumption
is that even in this field there will be
voluntary compliance with safety rules
protecting the airways. There is no
place for apathy on the part Of any
pilot when lives, including his own, are
at stake.