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lives Abe Lincoln will never
die"
Not having seen Mr.. Massey
in his latest venture, Archibald
MacLeish's Broadway hit,
"J.B.." we recalled that 1t has
been some time since we saw
him either on film or TV. And,
that Lincoln remark piqued
our curiosity.
There is no doubt that the
younger generations mental
picture of ABE Lincoln in I'LL
nois" is the reflection of Ray
mond Massey. Mr.. Lincoln must
have been a man possessed of a
magnificent pair Of eyeballs
that rolled. pierced and plead
ed. Also, he did not have the
high pitched voice generally
attributed to him by historians.
Lincoln's must have been just
like the Massey boom from the
bottom of the we'll.
Ray, as he prefers to be ad-
dressed. put an end to the
Lincoln myth. In a brief con-
verSation, he killed off Abe
Lincoln as far as he is con-
cerned.
Il don't think I will ever play
Abe Lincoln in Illinois again, "
he vowed. you know that
story opens with Lincoln as a
young man of, 81. I'm getting
well past the age for parts that
young"
However, if the olay is ever
revived and Massey has his
way, it will be done by Gregory
Peck, an actor he feels is a
natural for the role.
Rays opinion of TV for the
coming season, our reason for
calling him in the first place,
is optimistic, to say the least.
He feels it will be very excit-
ing" Knowing him as a stick
Ter for perfection we challenged
the statement as something
akin to a press agents blurb.
mot So" he countered. II have
talked to many OF my actor
friends. All of the intelligent
ones realize that the day of the
lackadaisical TV performance
is over. The TV audience can
make or break you today"
Ray should know whereof he
speaks. Born in Canada CHS
older brother is governor gen.
eral of the Dominion), he be-
gan his theatrical career in
London. Following World War
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TODAYS GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
500, WASH-FM (s7.1 Mel

500, WASH-FM (97.1 Mc.)-
In the Concert Hall: Morn
ing. Noon and Night in
Vienna Overture by Suppe
and Piano Concerto in A
Minor by Schumann.
1880, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Me-
Opera Echoes: Highlights
from The Count of Luxem-
bourg by Lehar.
sos, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1885 Me- - Showcase
of Music: Boston Pops Or
chestra, Arthur Fielder,
conducting. (By delayed
broadcast in setereo from
Symphony Hall, Boston,
900, VOL AMIN (145O Kc.
and 98.7 Mc.)-Good Music
Time: Medea by Barber,
Concerto for Cigar Box and
Milk Bottle by Bowles and
music from South Pacific.
10000, WMAL-FM (107.3 Me-
-Nocturne: Symphony No.
6 in B Minor, Opus "a by
Tchaikovsky.
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTTG (5)-Five Star
Feature: seven Days
Leave" Lucille Ball. In Or
der to inherit a fortune, a
soldier must marry a girl
already engaged (l942).
$3.50, WMAL (7D-Bold Jour-
ney: (Repeat.) "Madagas-
car" Highlights of a jour-
ney on the worlds fifth
largest island.
$3.50, WTOP (9) Father
Knows Best: (Repeat.)
Kathy causes a minor COM
motion when she invites her
first boy friend to meet the
family.
800, WMAL (O-Pantomime
Quiz: Guests: Phyllis Kirk
and Corinne Calvet.
$3.50, WRC (4)-TV Theater:
(Repeat.) THE Town Budg-
et." James Whitmore, a po-
liceman, just resigned, goes
after gunner who invade a
small community.
$3.50, WMAL (O-Top Pro
Golf: Julius Boros VS.. Jimmy
Demaret.
1890, WRC (4)-Arthur Muir
ray Party: (Repeat.) Color.
Guests: Cornelia Otis Spin
ner, Rita Gam and Denise
Darcel.
1900. WTTG (5)-Starlight
Theater:: Born to Be Bad"
Joan Fontaine. A ruthless
woman. hiding behind an
innocent exterior, finally re-
veals her true character
Q950).
l1:15, WTOP (9)-Late Show:
Meet the Stewards" Will
liam Holden. An heiress
marries a white-collar man
and tries to get along on a
budget Q942).
1880, WMAL "a Ellery
Queen: Enemy Agents
Meet Ellery Queen" Ellery
tracks down a ring of Nazis
planning to steal a fortune
in jewels.
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I, he appeared in 100 plays
there. Thirty of them he staged
himself.
One Of his best performances,
by his rating. was the lead in
THE Hanging Judge" which
he not only staged but wrote
while in England. He made his
Broadway debut in Hamlet"
in 1881 and has been a fix
ture on stage and screen ever
since. So much so that he has
little time for TV.
A man with a wry sense Of
humor, Massey said he is
tickled with the lead in 1.-TWO
Counts of Murder" He ex-
planned that for some time
past he had been playing nice
people. not exactly the polly
anna type, but still rather gen.
tlemanly.
1T has been so long since
I did a real heavy I'm anx-
ious to try again. Two Counts
should be 1t. This story is about
an evil old man ruthless poll
tical boss who is determined
by fair means or foul to pro-
tect the family name.
Can you imagine that old
hypocrite doing all that while
his grandson is on trial for
murder?" Ray asked, dropping
momentarily into a sinister
chuckle.
Rays appearance in August
will mark the 10th anniversary
of Westinghouse sponsorship
on TV that began 500 dra-
matte episodes back with Stu
dio One. DeSilu Playhouse is
Studios descendant.
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

Jack Paar ShOw-Longtme favorites OF the show Gene
We've Charlie Weaver and Guido Panzin on tonight
with that appealing miss from California Joyce jameson
With Jose Mes of vacation organs Lennie Dee takes
over the instrumental solo, and Hugh Downs back from
his holiday Joins Jack for another round OF their dgent
speech clinic" 1880 pm, WRC-4.
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Who attend rehedrsuls match screenings dndlyze
scripts In NeD York, Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions offered guide to vteDers.
Wells FargO-"The Cleanup" epea. This deals with
popular subject for TV scrpters-the extorton
Jim Hade discovers that the reign of terror that's been
taking over all those other western towns has arrived in
Silver City His job: Clean up the town and the mob
to another series. $3.50 pm, WRC-4.
Frontier JusticeBack Creek Encounter repea Ernest
Borgnne is convincing a former gunman goaded into
using his weapon again. OF course the story is familiar
but It's nicely handled and Borgnine is worth watching
900 pm. WTOP-9.
Joseph Gotten ShOw-"The Lonely Wizard" epeat Skilfu
portrait by Rod Stege Of the scientific genius Senmetz
Steigers moving performance undernes both the great
ness of the man his achievements and his staggering
search for companonshp while bounded by a physical
defomity and personal loneliness bit too meodramatic
at times but always absorbing $50 pm, WToP-9.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50, WRC-Monitor: Skitch
Henderson hosts a musical
program of classical and
mi-claSsical music.
9:45, WTOP-Baseball: Sem
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TeIevision 7 omorrow-Tussdoy, July %, 1859

WRc ch $3.50
I1s sugue; sn srhb wMAI ch D@ News hss Thoughts Cod
Pete and Ms Pals WI0P Ch g62s MedaiOn $3.50 Facts Lte The
Morning Show 1850 News Scott Sutton; E The Morning Show Richard
Hottees
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ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
Abe in Illinois
Rests in Peace
BY JOSEPH b. BYRNES
Star Stan Writer

While discussing Forthcoming TV shows with an cru
dte artist friend the of Raymond Massey up
in connection with the fact that appear
August 10 in Deu Playhouse show 1.-TWO Counts Of Murder
(WTOP-9).
You know friend artist opned "as long as that guy
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'WITe-Nsws WatSsr time lE
telDsnutes programs tieeast IN
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FIN Stations

WRc-FM- s3.s Me.-S:3O an. TO 1 an.
UoP-FM- -ss.3 Me.--74-huur operation.
WAsR-FM-s1 I Me- an. to 17:15 an,
Monday.Sundsy.
VOL FIN $751; Me.-s:3o an. to midnlght
WFAA-FM- 1908 Me- an to midnight
WWDc FIN 1o1 I Me- an to7am.
WGMs-FM- 1855 Me.-s an to midnight
Saturday ! an to I Uni Sunday Q an
to midnight.
WARl fM- 1851 Me.--Monday through SatuI.
Gay. 80 an to midnight
WeTS-FM-s1.s Nc. $ to 10 pm SUNDAY
through thursday
WUST-FM-Ios.3 Me- an to midnight.
WBVAFM- 1858 Me.--Sundsy 10 an. to
Pm, Mondsy-Saturdsy. 0 ain to Q Pm
WPGC.FM SIS Nc. lon 10 midnight
WMAt FIN 1913 Nc. 3 an to les an.
WSH0-FM-ss.S Me.-5:45 an. to $50 pm.
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ators VS.. Kansas City Ath-
letics at Kansas City.
l0:15, WWDC United States
Army Band: Semi-classical
and hit tunes by the band.
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Other AM Stations

WARL- 100 Ne. Daylight only.
WPlk 100 ke Daylight only
MINx- 1900 Ne. --2a-hOur operatlea.
MGAY 1850 nc. Daylight only.
HUST- II20 &c. Day light only.
MAX 1870 &c Daylight only
WWDC- 1860 nc. -2a-h0ur operation, eXeept
Sunday midnight to an Monday
NOOK 1870 Nc. 24-houI speTatloa.
~tAM 1880 Re. "a hour operation, except
Sunday midnight to an Monday.
WD1h- t54O he. Daylight only
WPGc- 1880 ke.- Daylight only.
WPRW -iA6o Ne. = Daytime oHly.
FGMS-57O-ke.-s an to midnight, Satul
DAY } an to I Pm, Sunday 6 an. U
midnight
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ALL BRICK SPLIT-LEVEL, COM
pletely air cond;, . baths, sep.
srate din. nm. 2 bedrmS,; lovely
5-S4SS or JU. 6-l353.
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HOUSES WANTED TO REM

FURNISHED 2-bedrm. house In
NV. section, Rent limit Si7O.
Admin, ofheer 220l r 81, NV.
WANT or . bedrm., furnished
house, near Andrews; up 10 $3.50,
references; RE, 5-S000, Ext
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AIR CONDlTIONED-A brick, 3
bedrm. rambler; fully, air condi,;;
basement lST with q bath and hobby
shop; near all schools and bus.
41aft financing, only S1S,95O. A.
J. KESSINGER & CO, JU. 9-4544.
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(coN1lNUtDl

MT. RAINIER, MD -bedrm. apt,
Ice. rms. conv. to schools, shop
ping, etc. $50 so, incl. all utils,
Call AP. 7-0302.
PINEY BR..FLowER AVE.-Lge.
. bedrms,, $500; ! bedrm,, S17 so
utils. incl.l cross Ventilation,
washipg and storage u. s-5l06
WA, l-Dl2B,
PINEY BR. RID. AND DALE DR.
= bedrmS., sep. din, rm, ell utils
pvt. parking Adults only. 500 pc
mo- CHESTER KELLER WOOD
MOOR AGENCY CORP JU, o
MIMI. q 10 y.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OF EXGK

WILL ACCEPT TRADE on new g.
bedrm.. 2-bath brick ramblers
Mclean. ia 7-5S0O; KE 6-967@
MI. PEPCO PLANT, D.ckinson-
Or. brk.; cor. lot, 7OXl10: make
ofler or lease. RIA. 3-6l46.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

APT. ZONED-UnuSua opportunity
Very large brick Cape Cod home
with bedrooms, 3 baths. den
recreation room, magnificent yard
with barbecue and patio. Easily
convertible to 3 separate apart
ments with otside entrances: S25.-
SSiWMirSPS e T. 70 3iSiJ Hi Gu 1S42 Ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08
BURNING TREE
VALLEY ESTATES

BETHESDA-White bricl; Colonial
close TO Bradley blvd: living rm
dining room, kitchen with table
space, powder room; 3 bedrooms
bath up. side porch, built-in ga
rage; real value at S2l,150 Bill
KINGSLEY REALTY CO, EN-. .
2236; ewes, EN-. 5-i972.
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HOUSES FURNISHED
iCoNIlNuEpl
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-5 bsdT

CONGRESS HEIGHTs-3 bedTms
JOHN L. sa fEaIfi - Jo o'f s!.sSddbo'
MASS. AVE. EXTEND, sprinRfielc
Avail, TO about Jan, 18th, large
impressive brick split-leyel, nicely
furn, . bedrms, ga baths, TV
mo- It'' e. a." Ao PSSsa' eoaI's < son son
OIL s.6i7i. '"' D'' ''0V''' ''''
N. ARL.--3 bodrms,, eh baths, ga.
rage, rec, rm., gas heat, disposal
nrepl., auto. washer; COW, to bus,
$40, IKE. 0-S0bl or ia. b-8bBs
OFFICERS HoME-Alex. Beverly
h batss luxury home , bsdrms' ga
McLEAN-Nr. wash. Coli and
Country Club Another luxury
home, . bedrms., den, ga baths,
AuRoRA Hills bedrms. 1
wHEEttIiNoffoE EsTATEs.-s bed
rms, ! oath: $40.
Mai. Gen, U, s, Marines Ret.
REALTOR
oV, 3-44i1 Ewes, TIE, $1,000
RIyERDALE-e-bedrms., brk, ram.
bier. wlbsmt., cleo. kit; flrepl
Sl35, option TO buy. AP, 7-50D3
i-BEDROOM, 3-bath home with
garage; den, screened porch COM
fortably furnished and available
now Call JE 2-2620, JOSEPH
W. sEAY COMPANY REALTORS,
lib w Broad street. Fall Church,
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Motel Business

Is a much-wanted BUSH
ness today. People Ike 10
travel and not be annoyed
with constant tipping and
interference-thiS business
is well established and offers
you q good income-with
unlimited opportunities. IS
units, restaurant, . acres
SNACK ON NO. ! HIGH
WAY. located between WASH
ington and Richmond, Va.
For appointment tn inspect
and secure full information
II YOU have at least $4,000
TO invest, write-wire-or
phone-TE, 6-140O or KI.
A-6644. ask for Mr.. Baker,
Sr. or Mr.. Bloch
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N,W.
icoNTlNUEDl

CHEVY CHAsE-3-bedrm., 2-batt
brg. Colonial, Close TO Deal Jr
High and Wilson, Full hsmt Cal
,tl pm. r, A, HUMPHREYS, Ma
h-bO2O.
CHEVY CHAsE-vaeant. A nrs
Offering. Here Is a brick hOml
with a slate roof, modern kitchen
with breakfast room, 3 bedrooms
baths, hrst-fioor powder room
finished Ord floor, recreation room
Out-of-town owner wants a sale
call Mo, B.23On I'll ~, EDW. II
JONES a. CO, INC, Chevy Chase
ID O.
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SHAY SERV. STATION
FOR LEASE

Nearby Prince Georges County rap.
IDLY growing a'ca with 800 homes
scheduled. for construction this
year; gallonaee rental, dollar Tor
dollar StccK ana eQuipmeng An
excellent opportunity, DON'T miss
1t. Dealer must leave due to III
health, Call MR.. BURNETT, ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

RESTAURANT; seats 10: air con
dltioned; doing 500 a week. Car
be increased to $1,000 a wee; Z,
good beer, wine business: closed
Sun. Priced $1,000: terms So
300 cash: owner retiring. IA. 8.
96g1.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp

ALEX.-3 bedrms,, full din rm
liv rrn., .irepl., pan. Sunroom.
bsmt, Anchor.fenoed yard, Russell
I'd. area, cony. schools, churches.
transp.. Pentagon, Navy Annex
and D. C.: $3.50. Call XII. 0-6375
ANDREWS FIELD AREA, 2Ia miles
water and elec, furn,, sIi0 per
mo. cY. 1-S5a0.
ARLINGTON 5. = Charming brick
home; .vall.to-wall carpetlrg list
hr and stairway: entr. hall; liv.
rm. with firepl., sep din. rm.,
attrac.. rose-colored kitchen: air
cond, downstairs bedrm; full bath,
lge; bedrms. and bath on ind fir
Full bsmt.; pan. rec. rm. with ping
pong table. Corner lot. Convenient.
Rent $3.50 mo. B. NJ SMITH,
Realtor, IA 4-420O.
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE - Lafay.
etc school and Blessed
Sacrament area. Colonial
brick home with 4 bed
rooms, 3l2 baths, flrst uoor
powder room. Vacant and
In excellent condition To
inspect call Mr.. Mott,
Ex. j-24SO ewes. OIL.
2-5S2l FRED A. SMITH CO.
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lcoNIlNUEpl

COLORED, ADULTS rm,, kit.
Ed M. o'sULLIVAN MA. s-7s4s
c S.5 LIKE y; "A, APT" 70, nos
kitchen..te ana bath. al utilities
incl, only S09,6O mo. MR., NEU-
MANN, Ma, $4,000
CQLQRED = THE PRESIDENT
Newly remodeled elev, bldg,
room, modern kit, and tiled hath
$3.50, Apply janitor on premises
or call LEO M, BERNSTEIN a.
CO., Agent, DE. a-s4S4,
COL0RED-NR. UNION STA" 3
rms, Kit. and bath, porch, remod,
incl. new kits, gas heat; .S55 mo.
plus utilS. Salaried adults pref.
Call d, r. WELDON, Assent to in
spect, FE. 7.a14l, weekdays.
COLORED-IiOO HARVARD ST,
NV rms, kit, bath heat
and hot-water furn,; S72 30 mo-,
gtod cond. See ianitor 10 Inspect
or call CO. 6-622..
COLORED-I2th and IRVING SITS,
H Tsss. RA. S.ssS7, AID s;Oass
COLORED-iiiI NEWTON ST
N.W.-Modern bldg, rms, kit
and bath; $50. so mo-, lease, See
janltor In bsmt, or call IA. o.
O332 after 0 pm.
coLoRED-DEsIRABLE APIS,
All Apartments Newly Decorated
Utils. Furn In Some Buildings
Modern Kitchen and Bath
Discount on Yearly Leases
f36 New Jersey ave, 3 rms. SS4 80
300 o st. NV, | tm., kit 50 80
sea s 6: n.y. ! rm, ca. $685.
CLOSED SAT. TIL SEPT
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
ma. S-4SlS 93l II ST NV
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

AGA MOVERS, small apis, $3.50
up. Padded vans; "a hr. service
AID. 2-1475.
EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE -
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving,
storsge; reas. rates. ia. g-2937
LlCENSED-we have 3 reduced
rate plans and a budget move"
which now incl. 9 services: short
notices. patient. sanitary HILLS
TR.. SP. 3-0666. LII. 1-950O.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving ;
beaches q speciality. S L. NOR.
RIS. TO 2-1150 or TU. 2-S902
MOVING AND HAULING, any time;
used furn. part payment. j. AND
X. MOVING Co, DU. 1855.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. safe storage
in separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO 7-0l04. UNION STOR.
AGE CO., INC. Est. 1906.
TAYLOR'S TRANSFERRING rooms.
S25; enclosed padded vans: "a
hour service AID. 2-2409.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Ana MoTELs FoR sALE

Advice, consultations exclusive full
time motel broker, travel special
list, Offering recommendation best
motel buys,
JOE n THOMpsON
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AL BAKER

g. Son, Inc, Realty Brokers
sos N. Wash. ST., Alex, Va.
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ARLINGTON, VA.
5445 s. 10Th ST

-
2-bedrm. brick Diet. dwelling Full
bsmt,; liv. nm, sep. din. rm.: i'm.
maculate. M. shopping center
SCHOOL and bus, Avail. immed
Can owner, IA. 5-7100; ewes KE,
ARL., N. = 3-bedrm. Colonial. .
baths, scr. .prch., center hall, I'm,
bsmt., fined. yd.; Sl6O. 1929 N
18th. JE Basel.
ARL., n, best residential area
5rk:: oedrms,, " baths. Diet.
washer. drier, drsperies; $50; 9.
yr. lease. ia. 4-l668, after 5 pm.
ARL. .N.--3-hedrm. brk., dishwash-
er, disposal. scr, porch, patio. lily
pool ana dollhouse. Mr.. bus,
schools. shopping. Just redec
$40 mo. t709 GI. 5-9l64
BRENTWOOD, ND, 3507 Varnum
ST" nice apis, garage and large
yard: S1a0 mo. WA. 10000.
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APIS. UNFuRNIsAEn-vA.

ADMIRALTY APIS Luxury-type
BridSe: off-street parking: Si05
plus cleo. IA. 5-l654.
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TWO UNITS
HOUSES FOR SALE-HD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

A BRICK RAMBLER, .aree lo;, i
=, bedrms., kit. with table space,
garage. Under $1,000. Call AL
! tTGOOD AGENCY, Ju. S-44II
] nvac III uEO-p
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TT tsDA REALTY, OIL. 4.141S
BETHESDA AREA
river ROAD
OPEN l TO s Pm. EVERY DAY

DIRECTIONS: Out River I'd. TO
Wilson lane, right block to
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BETHESDA

NH AND NAVAL HOSPITAL
Excellent construction and latest
kitchen, in this f-bedrm., ia bath
brick split-level, with flaestone
entr., den and patio; S37.95n and
priced right to sell this week.
James G. Conley q Co.
1901 Woodmont Ave. Bethesda
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MONTGOMERY REALTY
CO., INC.
JU. $4,000
FOREST HILLS
AJDON PROPERTIES, INC.
MA. S-57l0 REALTORS EN-. 3-955

GLOVER PARK = 4-bedrm., 90.
bath. center hall. Colonial brick
home; den, rec I'm. Very clean;
| 3-S369 TANEN REALTY Co
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Big white elephant peais r,-~tar
Good location. cheap: HO. e-a63a .
KIINGLE RID, NV. 32I5-Near
Cathedral Well maintained town
2 half baths, liv. rm., din. rm..
kit. Horcl rec I'M. and garage,
air rcr ditiCpcI
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-04-17

ed out by the state Senate Judi
ciary Committee. The bill is one
Of seven NAACP-sponsored meas
ures before the Legislature.
Approval of the bill by the
committee virtually insures It's
passage on the Senate floor. AL
though the statute remains on the
books, it has been inoseratiVe
since 1913 when the California
Supreme Court declared the law
unconstitutional. Nevertheless, the
legislature has thus far refused
to repeal the act.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-04-17
Women Have Found Their Way And
Are Taking Over Fast. Says Ebony

The Negro woman is outdis-
taneing her male counterpart nu-
merically, financially and e1uca-
tionally, according to the May is
sue of Ebony magazine. She
works harder, lives longer and, in
Ill probability raises more cain.
In an editorial entitled "Oh We
men,, the magazine points out
that there are nearly half a mil
lion more Negro women over Is
years Of age in te United States
than there are men. Through 1854,
the Negro woman's life expec-
fancy had increased three years
the males six months!
With more than 2 million Negro
women working. personal income
(after taxes) of the Negro family
was I'D So billion in 1853 over ST.
and Negro buving power reached
4 staggering $19.2 billion.
Ebony says that tire prepon-
derance of eolored girls who
finish high scool AMI graduate
from college has led Hamnton's
president. DR.. Alonzo C Moron.
TO pronhesY that the Negro is
gradually becoming a raca of
educated women and illiterate
men,
More than so Negro women are
listed in Who's Who of American
Women, says the editorial, add
ing that important positions are
opening up for the Negro girl.
Christine Davis is an administra-
tive assistant to tire House Gov
eminent Operations Committee.
Julia Cooper is a LAWYER in the
Criminal Division of the Justice
Department. Helen Dookans. of
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-04-17

Philadelphia, is a Fellow of the
international College Of Surgeons.
Jeanne Harbour is a juvenile
court referee in Michigan. Villa
Player is president of Bennett
college in North Carolina. Lii
lie Mae Hubbard is U. S. vice
counsel in Brazil, and Jane Bolin
is a justice in the New York
court of domestic relations
Moreover, an eight year shift
1850 '58 from farm and domes-
tic employment has brought a
sharp increase in service (4.8 per
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-04-17

present "A Springtime Tour of
Paris, during te latter part of
of the month. Pupils participant
ing in this play will be the an
nouneer, James Moody, ticket
agent-LaWrence Nelson, Margaret
Blossom Van Hook, Linda-S Shannon
r. Edmonison Tes- Clara P. Hun
mond- Williams, Professor-Bobbie
ter, Duane-Namon Jamerson, Ray
d. Peterson, Marvin-Linda M.
Manning, and the chorus which
will include the entire class.