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HAUSER, WTTITANT 9. ~, =,

HAUSEh, WILLIAM E., Sr. OF o35
5th st. ne, on April IS, 1850. be-
loved husband of Frances L. Hauser.
father Of William E. Hauser, jr,:
H pHEotner OF Ernest T. and Harry L.
r., and Mrs. Arthur c. PalsErove
services at Chambers Funeral Home,
5I7 llth st. Sc, on Thursday
ApTl Il, at 2:30 pm. Interment
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Is, 1s6o. at Casually u'ai Hospital, aPai,
HILDA FOSTER OF 1914 Florida
ave: ne: Apt. l., beloved wife Of
Julius Foster, mother Of Mary Fos-
ter. sister Of Irma Rutland, EStelle
also leaves to mourn her passing
three grandchildren and most OF
other relatives and friends. Ar
rangements by the John T. Rhines
Co. Funeral Home, 3Ol5 18th
ST, NV, Washington II, D. C.,
where friends may call after 4 pm
Tuesday. April 10, and where fu-
neral services will be held on
wednesday, April 90, at / pm,
the Rev. Jonn s. Lucas oficiating.
tpterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
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Boyd. AMBROSE BERNARD tMor

tician). Suddenly, on Monday, April
AaBRosE An ssS as sEREXRD REfsfnens BoY6 Y6sDEbs be
loved husband OF Marion Hannum
Boyd and devoted father of Judith
Ann Boyd. Notice of funeral later
Arrangements by the Brooks g. Allen
Funeral Home
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THOMAS. WILLIAM n. Suddenly, on
SUNDAY; April II. 1860, WILLIAM
H: THOMAS of $40? Connecticut
M Thomas and father of Mrs. Rob-
ert D. Riser and Mrs. erthur A.
Fessenden. brother Of Millard r.
Thomas, Friends may call at the
st. NV. after 3 pm, Tuesday, Aprii
~. Services Thursday. April 2l.
at II am. at Fort Myer Chapel
Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
20
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JOHN F, STEWART. Exalted Ruler.
R. T. PICKREL, Secy.
PosEY, THOMAS W. Suddenly. on
Sunday. April II, 1860, THOMAS
w. POSEY, father of Hazel NJ. Bowie,
Thermon W, Carroll, R., Ken
meth R., James o. and Anna Mae
Posey. Funeral from the Arehart
Funeral Home. La Plata, Nd, on
Wednesday, April 20. at Q pm,
Interment Nanjemoy Baptist Church
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THOMAS, WILLIAM n. Ofncers and
Nbnuz members of Potomac Post,
A23v& No. 40, the American Le-
17[Ss gion, are notified of the
death of Comrade Will
SSS LIAM H. THOMAS on Sun
TxSaE day, April II, 1860 Ma
tional Guard OF Honor
services on Wednesday. April 20,
at PM, at the Taltavull Funeral
Home. .3603 14th st. NV. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
on Thursday. April 81, at II am.
CHRISTOPHER A. HOPWOOD,
C0n1
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REBECCA G. omcers and
w nuITI members of Grace TabeG-
80 !;3:S e SasaSGs 4; is3 sts55 i. 3 f$s: g:
Ee1 PINS, who departed this
life on Saturday. April IL, 1900.
Funeral services will be held on
Thursday, April 21. at IL am, at
the Ebenezer Methodist Church, 4th
and D sts. Sc Uniform black and
BRO. LOUIS DIsHMAN, W g.
SIS. JEWELL SUMMERVILLE, W. v,
HATTIE THOMPSON, Fin. Secy
TYLER; Jerry. On Monday, April
is, 1860, at his residence, 1889
North Carolina ave. ne, JERRY
TYLER, devoted husband OF Mrs
Sarah Tyler. He also is survived
by five daughters, Mrs Virginia
Tillman. Mrs Marjorie jackson. Mrs
Florence Ellis, Mrs. Ethel Roy and
Mrs. Louise Cephus: six sons, James,
Wilton oscar, Richard. Arthur and
Jerry Samuel Sa1 Tyler twenty-one
grandchildren, e sister, Mrs. Agnes
Fleming, and other relatives and
friends, After . pm Wednesday,
April 90. the late Mr.. Tyler will
lie in state at the Campbell A. M.
Z. Church. Nichols ave. and Sumner
I'd. Sc, where funeral services will
be held at pm. Thursday, April
81, the Rev. J. S. Grant oficiating
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. Arrangements by the Robert
o. Mason Funeral Home. 90
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HARTMAN C. WEIGH. w. NJ.
ALBERT w. KIZER, Secy. 20

BODY, REBECCA ANN. On Sunday,
AHF ASN RE5sEceR 5 tsSO sobY 81 tap1ssEn ot va
va widow Of the e. Hts tsrS iona toS g9oy Ioy
ace M. Body Of $500 Donnybrook
DR., Chevy Chase. Nd; BuInie H
c. Body OF 10409 Amherst ave,
dren and IA Observation-Disclosures
Funeral services on wednesday,
April 20, at 3 pm. at the Hall Fu-
neral Home, Purcellville, Va. Inter-
ment EbeneZer Cemetery. Loudoun
County, Va. Friends may call at the
Hall Funeral Home.
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RODIER, ROBERT 7

pitai, ROBERT a. Ro1IEsI Rao51GE1esncs seiaSsd aSs5
husband Of Eva W Rodier, father
OF Mrs. Elizabeth +. Canning and
brother OF Louis Rodier of Vienna,
va. He also is survived by eight
Erandchildren. Funeral from the
consin ave. NV, on Thursday. AM il
Il, at $3.50 am: thence to the
Church. of the Little Flower, 560i
Massachusetts. ave. NV, where re-
ouiem mass will be offered at 10
am. Friends and relatives are in
ylted, Interment Gate of Heaven
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!. 81 J 4 ! :;:: &; q; y
.s-SEl Georgia ave. NV, Tues
NTN. ~ 7:30 pm. to exemplify
\514 the ritual Of the order, in
memory OF our late brother, FRANK
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April "a, 1860, At Washins ton Hos
pital Center, BENJAMIN F. FERRILL
husband iap of 595S grace FsTri Peril OsiGSsG fssSsa
Of Grace c.. Ferrill; brother of Mrs.
Rosalee Scott Of Hattiesburg. Miss,
and Richard M Ferrill Of Winning
ton. n. e. Friends may call at the
2901 14th st. NV, alter 9 am
Tuesday, April 10 (parking facili-
ties). Services at the above funeral
home Wednesday, April 20, at 10
Am. lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery. lp
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SANDERS, sABRINA. On Friday. Abr

IS, 1860, SABRINA SANDERS.
daughter Of James and Gretchen
Sanders of 5l5 Eastern ave. ne,
sister of Alfred, Gresory, Anitra,
is survived by one grandmother one
grandfather, one great-grandmother
Two uncles and many other rela-
tlves and friends. After 3 pm
TUESDAY, April 10, remains viii
resi- at the Henry 8. Washington
q Sons Funeral Home. 1925 Deane
ave. ne, where funeral Services
VIII be held at l pm. Wednesday,
april 20, the Rev. Junius Wheeler
omciating. Interment Harmony Me-
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BoTsCH, OTTO J. On Monday, Apri

Is d1&649, 1969, at suburban Hospital; <
st. NV, husband Of the late Annie
@. Botch and father of Mrs. Mar
guerite G.. WINNER and George L.
Botsch, both of Washington, D. c.
Notice of funeral later. Arrange
mentS by HySonR's Funeral Home
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THOMAS. WILLIAM HOWARD.

WILLIAM hOWARD. The
H~n members Of Washington
& !; ';:
Wednesday, April 90. 1860,
at the W. Warren TaltaVull Fu-
neral Home, 3603 14th st. NV. In
terment Arlington National Ceme-
terry after services at Fort Myer
Snapel at IL am. Thursday, April
BILL MULDooN. cOmdr.
BEN LINzEY. Adjt. 90
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Is, 1850, FRANK S p PIdNoSSiE.H Z dINSHo5Si TIN. the
beloved husband Of the late FRAN
LoJacono, Lawrence j.. William a Z
ana Francis x. Piznone and Sister
Frances Margaret, SIND. Also sur
Yiving are 10 grandchildren. Fu-
neral from the Timothy Hanlon Fu-
neral Home, 1881 Georgia ave. NV.
High requiem mass at st, Aloysius
church, North Capitol and Eye SITS.
az 10 am. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 10
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Il, 1850, at GeorsetoTn University Hi1
Hospital. AGNES I. FEALY, beloved
Hepburn, UsN tretiredj Of Ta penRilie,
n, J.; Matthew 1. Hepburn OF Plain
held. y, j., and John K. Cunning
ham of Rye, N, Y. Friends may call
at Gawler's Chapel, 1855 Pennsyl-
oppositel. between Z and 10 pm,
Tuesday, April 10. Mass will be
offered at Annunciation Catholic
Church, 1910 Massachusetts, ave.
NV, wednesday. April 20, at 8 am.
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TRAvERs HARTMAN, Adjutan,

April is, 1860, REEiBEeGnA ToPPiNEs fTeoSPPffSE;
the late Elder g. rOppinsd SsyG1ed sisteT Etts Of Of
Mrs. jamie E. Proctor and Mrs.
Margaret s. Smith; aunt OF Viola
Jatum. Corrine Brown, Bernardine
also is survived by other relatives
and friends. The late Mrs. Toppins
NAV be viewed at the Stewart Fu-
neral Home, 80 H st. ne, after 3
Thursday, April u, at ii am,
from the Ebenezer Methodist Church,
4th and D SITS. s.e., the Rev, r. ii.
Johnson of1ciating. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery. 90
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GOLDEN, ROBERT. On Monday, April

IS. 1880, ROBERT n G0hpEyN;,A GMohhHiy; APsil bel
loved son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Golden Gs1dtdd Of 1nh Washington, p C., and
at the e. D. Goldberg a. Son Flu
neral Home, 42l7 9th st, NV,
on Thursday, April 81, al I.33
pm: lnterment Arlington National
NemeJery. %
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ToPPINs, REBECCA @. All present
AA4 and past Grand Lodge
RN oflcers Of the ncient In
AsA .ns A. dependent order of
AWW Moses are requested to
attend the funeral of our
late sister, REBECCA @,
TOPPINS, at the Ebenezer Meth
odist Church on Thursday. April
81, 1860, at IL en-, where cere-
monies will be held.
ALTON B. JOHNSON,
Grand Master.
EVA RUMPH. Grand Vice.
GENEVIEVE c ROSE.
Grand Recorder.
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SHAPIRO, MARY tMANYA),

Monday, April Is. 1860, MARY
tMANYA) SHAPIRO, devoted mother
81 Nathan Shapiro of Silver Spring,
Nd: Jack Shapiro Of MaryIsnd
Park, Md; David Shapiro Of Wash
Newark, N. j., and Mrs. Betty Rrein
OF Lauvelette. N. J. She also is
survived by ten grandchildren and
two nildren, Services
and interment will oe in Newark.
j., on Wednesday. April 90 al
10 am. In mourning at 5O2 65th
St, Maryland Park. Md. ArranSe-
ments by the c. D. Goldberg a
Son Funeral Home, 4217 eth ST, NV.
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Hill I'd, Silver Spring. Nd on
April 1S. 1860. husband Of Alice
N. Hatcher. Services at Chambers'
Funeral Home. l40O Chaplin ST.
NV, on Thursday, April 2l, at Id
am. lnterment Arlington National
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April Is, 1860, JOHN e E0FIHy. HAf,.
LERAN Of $40 Roselane, Fails
Ghurch, Va, beloved husband OF
Virginia A. Halleran. father Of Mrs,
virginia Goldman and grandfather
OF Jan Bess and Susan Virginia
Halleran. Friends may call al the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va, where funeral
services will be held on Wednesday
AAptL ~ at II am. IIJerment
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SAWYER, WILLIAM o. On Monday.
pital, WILLIAM o. sAWYER, the the
beloved husband of Bessie NJ. SAWYER
ana father of Ethel E. Conoyer and
Myrtle Holley. Funeral services at
the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home
1861 Good Hope I'd, Sc tnarS.
Ing facilities). on Thursday. April
i;i al, at pm. 1nterment Cedar
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AT WILLIAM T; Members Of the
%sse.,sA Association Of Retired
G-.I1 Policemen are hereby no.
tined Of the passing Of our
AAA late brother. WILLIAM H
9 TAFF, on Sunday, April
S II, 1850. Remains rest
ing at the Warner E
Pumphrey Funeral Home, g434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. Nd,
Until II am. Wednesday, April 20,
wnere services will be held. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
ROBERT D. DYAS, Pres,
RICHARD A. BURTON. Secy,
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THE EVENING STAR

WusHIH9toHI y. =.
TVesdoy. April l9, 1860
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"UsSEM,HULL, ANNE. On Tuesday,
April 19, 1860. in New York City
ANNE RosENHoLz, beloved sister
OF tne late Isadore May. Funeral
& Sons Funeral Home, 350I I4th
st. NV, on Thursday, April II,
al 10 am lnterment Washington
Hebrew Congregation Cemetery so
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McCRACkENI CAkOLYN. On Monday,
April is, 1850 at her residence,
S2Ig caliioEnia st: NV, CAROLYN
encs L. Mccracken. Friends NAV
call at the s., H; Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV. after 8
Pm. Tuesday. April 10. Services
day, April 90, at 2 pm. (parking
facilitiesl. Interment Fort Lincoln
Evening star., 1960-03-05
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

WAREHOUSE, OFFICE OR SHOP
Loca ated on a main street in Falls
Church. "a block of Lee hwy. and
railroad siding. JE. 3-7546, JE.
4-6120.
1000 so. Fl, Industrial. research
engineering. Bethesda; $500 mo.
DI. 7-47l4
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CADILLAC IS "62" 4-door; full
power, 10000 miles; like new
throughout: S2.q95, S295 down.
DIT NHHTNDC
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE WANTED

BUYER, cash today or will sell,
rent for you. Free appraisal. Wa.
0-1970 DICKEY'S AP. 7-S0S1
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ONLY S4OO DOWN

Charming 3-bedrm. rambler on
large level lot; storm Windows
and doors. auto. washer: air cond
large rfgr.. range: house in excel
payments, 500 per mo. BROWN &
BROWN REALTY, JE. 4-004l.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
BAYFRONT
OPPORTUNITY


CHESAPEAKE BEACH. less than l
hour from D. C.-Valuable bay
front property on level corner lot,
with attractive summer flowers
and lawn, protected bv substan-
tial bulkhead and plenty of room
for your car or boat: within steps
of Maryland'S finest proposed ma
rina. The well-cared-for cottage
has > bedrooms with closets, lge.
living room, breeze-swept glass
enclosed front porch, newly
equipped kitchen, dinette, bath
room, den or children's room, auto
matte heat, storage room, plenty
OF fishing and boating directly in
front only S12,g50, with a num-
ber of substantial furnishings in
cluded, terms arranged If desired
open for inspection Sat. and Sun.
as well as weekdays.
Chesapeake Co., Inc.
At The Bayfront Stop sign
Chesapeake Beach, Md.
Phone: Alpine 7-3SSl
BEVERLY BEACH. Md; year-round
cottage; all modern Improvements;
. blks. to beach. KE. S-6727
WOODLAND BEACH, Edgewater.
Md. $3.50. 2-rm. cottage and
large porch, water. Ia blks. from
beach DU 5-S247
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

LoRCOM LANE AREA, S1s,5OO -
Lovely, CHEEKY older home sur
rounded BY towering shrubs. tow
ering trees. High elevation, corner
lot. Liv, rp; : S2xl5; firepi:, din
equip. kit, 12x10. disposal; End
floor, 3 bedrms.. bath, lse. closets;
bsmt., oil h.-w.h.; 2 scr. porcheS
nr. schools: $4,000 cash. terms.
LUCILLE COOK, JE. 2-3272. Real
~ IT 0ARRA
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
fCONTINUEDl 9
1900 SO. FIT.
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

3,OO0-5,0OO SO. FT., loft space,
LOCO of which may be once.
space June Both occupancy. Prefer
NV, Washington. NE. S-0204.
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MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE LOANS

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORA
TON, s641 ColesVille rd.. Juniper
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18th and r. 1. Ave. NE. LA. 9-1100
SO Sed. de Vile: blue.
S4,4q5. OWNER, OIL. 6-TqS1,
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MOTORS

CADILLAC "a De Ville-type coupe:
every extra, full power (5 to
choose from); your choice: 81 .295:
bank financing.
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oIII WIS. ave. NV, WU. b-eSUU
CADILLAC '55 Eldorado conv.: all
extras; exceptional. HU. 3-3247.
CADILLAC SO Eldorado Seville:
beautiful Alpine white. imported
leather interior: equipped with
full power and electric accessories:
immaculate; considerable savings
at 81 2l9b
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INVESTMENT PROP. SALE

ARL. N.-S-unit bldg. in top loca
ton. Call MRS. FRUIT with JEFF
ERSON REALTY CO., OV. 3-3110
ewes, JE. 3-l663.
BRICK APT, Silver spg.; 8 units
fine cond.; excel. neighborhood
S7.140 VI. inc. Substan. cash REQ
$4,000. IA. 4-3975 ewes.
CAPITOL HILL, near Library Of
Congress-Extremely lge. attrac.
tive house, now being restored; ]
apartment finished. A purchaser
can decide number Of apts. ano
decorations. Owner will complete
szSSG, TO- sHit, .S.I csll NJ NJ dssass Es9:Gm' ST
JAMES L. Dixon l. CO, Realtor.
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RET,T, MOTORS

BUICK SO Century 4-dr. hdtp.;
beaut 2-tone blue: auto. trans. :,
r. and h. Wv. tires, p.s, p.b.,
clean inside and out: only S1.195.
L. P. STEUART BETHESDA. INC,
400 Miller ave OI, 4-1OOO
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BUICK 1859 Invicta 4-dr. hard
and h.. Wv: excel. cond.; g.
700 miles; $3.50. OIL. 2-4574.
BUICK '55 Super hardtop 2-doori
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY
retail store, small shop. S11 18th
st. NV. Must sell-make offer.
DI 7-23p9,
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BUICK '55 Special white convert
ible; T. and h.; excel, cond.: good
for 2nd car or sunshine and fresh
air 'loVers: S65O oil, 4-1162
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
tcONIINIIFn'
TRIANGLE FORD

FORD so Fairlane IS" 2-dr.
Fordomatic. radio, heater; an
amazingly clean top quality car
g n0h u-ritten r.tarantee
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE I AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE +

LARK 80 wagon: straiEht stick.
oYerdr 4 miles, showroom to US;
new. S2,245. SI95 On. ITS q
Besuty." STATE AUTOS INC,
1888 Wilson blvd, Arl.. IA. A
1900 OPPOSITE HECHT COZ
22Os '5s, almost new,
fully equipped: original owner; g.
600 miles HO. 2-6565 Ext. 442.
1860 81. 100: two
tops: 900 miles: a bargain. Call
the Woodner A-96s.
80 I9O-sL: black; red
leather int: has both tops; fully
equip; pvt. owner. IA. S-5359
after 8 pm.
BENZ 1857 100" A.
dr.. sedan; lustrious pearl-gray
finish: premium white-wal tires,
Becker Mexico AMIN radio. seat
covers since new Come in ard
see this beautiful example of
German craftsmanship. As low
as Sl95 On. with easy GMAC
terms
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OVAL MOTORS. INC.

4l00 GA. AVE. IA. 9-29O4
PLYMOUTH 81 sta. wsgon: one
owner, excel. conc. IN and out.
and h, overdrive, new paint
1oo. mus sell, $3.50. OR. 3-2S53.
PLYMOUTH '5s: 4 10 choose from.
All in excellent condition; push
button drive, r. and h. Any rea-
sonAble offer will buy these cars.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

so 4-door: COMPANY
oflcial car; new-car title: 40.000-
mile guarantee. Special at 81. 1895:
S145 down. cash or trade, bank a.
nancing. For the best vauxhall
deal. see Mcneil"
Evening star., 1960-09-11
September 13

12:45
s-Guidins Light. Serial.
4-DF. Hudson's Secret J'rnI.
John Howard stors.
5-The Big Movie.
Va Hours. I'm Still Alive"
1910. Kent Toylor Linda Hoyes.
7-About Feees. Alexander.
9-Theeter Of Stnrs. Dromo.
Mimi" Paul Henreid, Rito 6on.
l:30
4-DioI 4 for Drama.
7-0uF Miss Brooks. Comedy.
9-As the World Turns. Ser'I.
2:OO>
4-Jon MurFoy Show. Game.
7-Doy in Court. Trial.
9-FuIl Circle. Drama.
ass
5-News. Matt Worren.
2:3o
4-LoFetto Young TheoteF.
Repeot dromos.
Sister Performance. Drono.
7-GoIe Storm Show. Comedy.
9-House Porty. Variety.
500
4-Youns Dr.. MsIene. Orono.
5-Dateline Europe. Drama.
7-Dsot the Clock. Game.
e-The Millionaire. Drama.
$3.50
4-From These Roots. Dromo.
5.Racket SquGd. Detective.
7-Who Do You Trust9 Quiz.
9-The Verdict Is Yours. Triol.
Bill Stout reporting.
400
4-Comedy Playhouse.
5-BoId Journey. Adventure.
7-Amerieon Bondstond.
lNi Hours. Dick Clark. host.
9-The Brighter Doy. Seriol.
4:l5
9-rhe Secret Storm. SerioI.
$3.50
4-AdventuFe Time.
5.The MiIt GFont Show.
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"My father can lick your father
so there"
"Big deal-so can my mother"
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cause "that is where the problem
is today" he said.
"When we understand what we
would lose if the public schools
were closed a way will be found
to keep them open" One conse-
quence Of school closings, the edu-
Gators warned, would be loss OF
education for a majority of chill
dren Of an inability to pay for
private schooling. The statement
cautioned that shutting schools
would flood the labor market with
unskilled workers.
"How will the community face
this situation" it asked. "Will
they be added to relief rolls? Will
they draw unemployment compen-
sation?" No community can alb
sorb large numbers of teen-agers
in gainful occupations, the educa-
tors argued. Neither can it pro-
vide youth services and recrea'
tional facilities which can take
care of the daytime hours of so
large a number" they warned.
The educators said studies had
shown a close relationship between
the economic stauts Of state or
community and the education of
its residents. The statement was
issued in behalf Of the signers by
J. B. White, dean of the Univers-
ity of Florida's College of Edu-
cation.
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volve a complete betrayal of the
European community" and sug-
gested commission should be
appointed to take evidence and
submit proposals.
Some here felt that Africans
were asking for the moon, others
that it was now or never for them
to make their full demands known.
The House of Commons was re-
ported sympathetic with Mr.. Mac
leod for his handling of an ex-
tremely delicate situation thus far.
In the absence of concrete de-
tails. the general impression in
London is that the white settlers
are upset at the prospect of
border franchise for Africans,
which, as Mr.. Macleod forecast,
would result in more African and
fewer white faces in the future
Kenya government and legislature.
Courageously facing facts he
doubtless knew would be unpalat-
able to many whites, the Colonial
Secretary told the conference Feb.
l the parliamentary practices of
Westminster are workable in an
African setting. He suggested es-
Enlistment of three committees
for Kenya-one to consider ex-
ecutive relations, one to deal with
the legislative council and the
franchise, and a third to deliberate
a bill of rights.
Of the three, the one confronting
legislative and electoral problems
is conceded to have the most diff
ficult task.
The executive committee would
concern itself with relations be-
tween a future Kenya prime min
lister and British colonial COVER
nor, prior to independence. 1t also
would make recommendations con-
corning the composition and re-
sponsibility of the council of min
listers or cabinet.
Of three Kenya groups repre-
sented in London, Mr.. Blundell, in
the relative middle of the road,
appeared most optimistic. He indi-
Gated that when discussions at the
conference move into the commit
tee stage, some of the present d.
yergencies can be ironed out.
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Beau Jack Picks
Winners In Esquire
bootbIack Contest

Beau Jack; ex-lightweight cham
pion Of the world, now doing pub
lie relations work for Esquire shoe
polish, was given the honor Of Sc
Letting 800 winners from a hat
in National Sweepstakes Contest
firm sponsored exclusively for
professional bootblacks.
Beau, who now works as a boot
black in the swank Fontainebleau
hotel, Miami Beach, picked the
entry blank of Anthony Cambrini
of Brooklyn, N. Y. as first prize
winner. He wins complete Drexel
bedroom set.
Second prize of II jewel Ben
rus Citation Wrist Watch went to:
Joseph Alessi of Metuchen, N. J.,
Julius Baehr of VIM. Fein Co.,
Philadelphia; James Baldwin of
Star Shoe Shop of Lumberton, N.
c.; Nicholas A. Dedad of Erie,
Fa.; Leroy J. Edwards, of the
Hotel New Yorker, New York
City; Alfred Farago, Bronx, N. Y;
Michael Garzone of Mountainside
Shoe Service, Newark, N. j.; Peter
Georgopoulos, Mass. Shoe Repair
ing of Boston, Mass; Donald Jones,
Rarney's Smoke Shop Of Spring
field, Mass; Peter Lamanti, Je-
rome Shoe Repair of New York
City; Anthony Mastroianni, Mich
ael's Shoe Service of Schenectady,
N. Y; George E. Mauro, Jordan
Marsh Co. of Boston, Mass; George
Nina, New System Shoe Repair of
New York City; Louis Sigma,
Sigma Shoe Service of Lyndhurst,
N. j.; M. Werner, Joe's Shoe Re-
pair Shop of Ozone Park, N. Y;
Douglas L. Hughes, Bon Ton Shoe
Repair of Covington, KY; Douglas
Ludrigsen, Ludrigsen Shoe Repair
of Fremont, Neb.; Vic Maselli,
Vic's Ambassador Shoe Repair of
Castro Valley, Calf; George E.
Miller, Morris Shoe Repair of
Cleveland, Ohio and Ernest E.
Mitchell, Joe's Shoe Repair of Salt
Lake City, Utah.
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gotiations and study"
Shortly after the bomb threat
forced Woolworth to close, the
other store, S. H. Kress and Co.
closed its doors Gin the interest
of public safety"
C. L. Harris, manager of the
Woolworth store, said the lunch
counter would be closed indefi-
nitely. Largen said plans to keep
the counter closed has been an
nounced "only through Monday"
Largen said he was not pre-
pared to say if the counter would
be reopened in view of the stu
dents decision to halt the protest
and demonstrations for two weeks.
Mayor George Roach called on
the Negroes and business concerns
late Saturday to "place the public
interest above personal considera-
tion." He said "peace and good
order will be preserved through
out the city"