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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-11-26
ISABLE SCHOOL ACTIVE
DURING RECENT MEETS

The | S a b lie Elementary
School participated in Ameri-
can Education Week by pre-
senting program during
Open House. The School Choir
us under the auspices of Mrs.
P. o. Delaney, and the Fac
ulty Ensemble furnished mu-
sic. Command Performance
was presented by a group of
4th, 5th, and 9th grade stu
dents. More than 800 parents
and visitors were served iced
Cokes following the program.
Mrs. Mary j. Mosley is chair
man of ISable'S A.E.W. Com
mittee.
The school P.T.A. held its
second monthly meeting in
the auditorium. Music was
furnished by the school chorus
Mrs. Ruth Johnson gave the
invocation.
Mrs. Wilma Johnson pre-
Sented Mrs. d. Parker Lee,
Special Education teacher,
and speaker for the evening,
using the subject Special Ed
ucation for Exceptional Chill
dren, (Versus) Mrs. Parker
Lee displayed charts which
showed visible differences in
the mentally and physically
handicapped child as well as
attributes of the normal child.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-11-26

but gotta stop. The Thanks
giving Holiday makes it nee
essary that we close out our
paper earlier this week =.
Be back with you next week.
Remember You have
much for which to be thank
full if you are a qualified reg
istered voter. A VotelesS
People will forever be a hope
less people.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-11-26
COMMUNITY CLUB
TELLS NEW HEADS

The Community Club of Cox
Street and Vicinity, at its
monthly meeting in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pies Nc
Keever, with Mrs. Edna Nc
Keever and Mrs. Algene Tur-
ner co-hoSteSsing, elected the
following members for the
new Club year:
Mrs. Anna Robinson, Presi-
dent, Mrs. Laura Badgett,
first vice president, Mrs. w.
M. Lowe, second vice preSi-
dent, Mrs. Carrie White, Sec
rotary, Mrs. Irene Lee, Assis-
tant Secretary, Mrs. Algene
Turner, Treasurer, Mrs. Ruby
Hogan, Chaplain, Mr.. Tom
mic r o b n S o n, Assistant
Chaplain Mrs. Selena Helm
Butler, Reporter and Chair
man of Program Committee.
The following committees
were appointed by the presi-
dent: Courtesy Committee,
Mrs. Ethel Motion, Chairman,
Mrs. Anna Summers, Mrs.
Houston Purry, Mrs. Edna
McKeever and Mrs. Selena
H. Butler; Menu and Special
Meal Committee, Mrs. Edna
McKeever Chairman, Mrs.
Irene Lee, co-chairman,
Other committees to be NAM
ed at the next meeting in
December.
After the business of the
meeting was finished and
committee reports made, a
special prayer was offered for
Mrs. Ophelia Washington,
room 2O9O Baptist Hospital.
The club also sent a liberal
financial offering to Mrs.
Washington and all members
were asked to remember her
from time to time morally,
spiritually and financially.
At the close of the meeting
a delicious and repast of tuna
salad, assorted crackers, po-
tato chips and cookies with
iced drinks was enjoyed by all
present.
The host and hostess were
also prepared to serve COM
plete supper to members hav-
ing to come prior to dining
at home.
The following members and
visitors we're present: Mrs.
Anna Robinson, Mr.. Tommie
Robinson, Mrs. Laura Bad
gett, Mrs. w. NJ. Lowe, Mrs.
Carrie White, Mrs. Irene Lee,
Mrs. Algene Turner, Mrs.
Ruby Hogan, Mrs. Selena
Helm Butler, Mrs. Anna
Summers, Mrs. Ethel Morton,
Mrs. Mary Purry, Mrs. Lur-
lean MCGEE, Mrs. Lydia Dick
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THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
Look not mOurnfully into
the past. 1t comes not back.
1t comes not again. Wisely
improve the present. 1t is
thine. Go forth to meet the
Shadowy Future, without
fear and with manly heart"
LongfellOw. -.
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son, Miss Christine Turner
and the McKeever family.
The Club has paid out $134.-
90 for floralS to members
families and over 5000, in
Guiding special solicitations
for non-members in the COM
munity. The work of this
group will long be remem-
bered through their continued
good work in the neighbor-
hood.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-11-26

The public is cordially in
vited to attend this moving
drama which is to be held in
the Dansby Hall auditorium
There is no admission charge.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-11-26
GOSPEL SINGERS

Sunday, Nov. 81, the nation
ally known gospel preacher.
Bishop J. NJ Haywood of Chi
cago, H., will preach at the
Lynch ST ct Church at IL
o'clock service.
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This N Thot

THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
Look not mournfully into
the past. 1t comes not back.
1t comes not again. Wisely
improve the present. 1t is
thine. Go forth to meet the
Shadowy Future, without
fear and with manly heart"
60. 49,. -. Longfellow -.
PREPARATIONS FOR
FIRST CLASS CITIZENSHIP
500. Very important in our
preparations is our CON-
DUCT - our ability to mingIe
comfortably and pleasantly
with OTHER PEOPLE 800.
In preparing for First Class
Citizenship we must remem-
Der that We are living in a
world where we cannot be
blind to those around us. ...
WE HAVE A SOCIAL DUTY,
even to the strangers we meet
to ALL PEOPLE, regard
less of their national origin or
the color of their skin
Most people are quick to rec
ognize courtesy and eager to
respond to it 49,. One writer
has said, do not wear your
courtesy like a watch, to
take it out now and then
when you wish to impress
people" .... Be courteous
ALWAYS - not only on the
street and in the car, but in
shops, at the theatre, where
yer you go, with whomever
you happen to be - ever re-
Numbering that Courtesy,
like a boomerang, will re-
turn to you who send it into
the world
LET US PREPARE OUR
SELVES for First Class Cit
izenship by being GENTLE;
being KIND; being SIMPLE
in our taste and SINCERE in
our actions; by letting every
thing we do and say be gov
erned a DESIRE to Please
Others .. For these are
the things that truly disting-
uish a FINE CHARACTER
this is the way to belle the
often made statement of
NEGROES HAVE A Gull
TURAL LAG
AND SPEAKING OF Gull
TURAL LAG We would
suggest that we give our cul-
ture a bit of uplifting by at
tending Jackson State-Touga-
loo Southern Christian Col
leges' presentation of the Ma
tional Opera Company in Biz
cts colorful, immortal Car
MEN, comes MONDAY EVE
MING, November %, 8: P. M,
in the MASONIC TEMPLE
auditorium, Lynch ST., Jack
son. -. This four act Opera,
is the first in the 1960-61
series of cultural entertain
ment sponsored by the Jack
son State College Lyceum
Association ...... AS Chair
man, KATHERINE j. MOS
LEY has done splendid job
these past years and with
her committee, promises two
other top entertainments dur
ing the coming year.
Shakespeare'S MERCHANT
OF VENICE, by the vel
known Players Inc, and the
MODERN DANCE GROUP
Contrary to last and other
years, the Lyceum Associa.
ton has not issued seasons
tickets this year, but each
performance will be 81 so.
SUNDAY PAST, along with
friends LULA BELLE (Fash.
ion Center) FORTE, BAR.
BARA School Marm) BAR.
Der and DORIS blinds Mu.
sic Supervisory GREENE we
motored to historic VickSburg
to share the pleasure of the
F A HON AND MUSIC
SHOW, sponsored by the pop
ular HiIl-City organization.
The PARAMOUNT SO
CIAL a. CIVIC CLUB. $50.
Held 1T Mcintyre School, this
event drew a representative
number of fashionably dress
ed ladies and their escort:
and we thfoughly enjoyed
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JACKSON SOCIAL
NEWS
By SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY
By SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY

the entire show prov e d
high in entertainment, with
tiny Janice Higgins stealing
the show on several occasions
49,. We were delighted with
all we say and on behalf of
friends TOMMIE HIGGINS,
MARY LOU DAVIS and all of
the other PARAMOUNT char
mers, we say a BIG THANK
YOU TO ALL WHO CON-
TRIBUTED IN ANY WAY
TO THE SUCCESS OF THIS
Show .... Special Thanks
goes to models from Tallu-
lah, La, Edwards, Bolton,
Utica Jr. College, Vicksburg
... and Jackson. 49,. Our
fair city was represented by
models DORIS GREENE and
BARBARA BEADLE, b O h
who showed to excellent adj
vantage the exclusive clothes
from LULA BELLIES FASH
ION CENTER While in
the Hill City, we were dinner
guests in one of the most
charming homes we've visit
ed in a long time 49, Our
host and hostess, FRED AND
FLORENCE DAVIS and their
lovely three children, did
everything to make our visit
most enjoyable .. so seld-
ON do we find a home where
there seemed to have been
so much love and understand
ing and especially Love for
Daddy Davis as expressed
by Mrs. d. and the three Da-
Wis youngsters 49,. All in all,
our visit to Vicksburg was
most enjoyable
HENDERSON Sc WING
SCHOOLS graduates are con-
graduated We take time
here to extend Congratula-'
tons to Mrs. CARRIE HEN
DERSON, owner of this uni
que school and to the follow
ing students who received di-
plomaS Tuesday evening past
at the commencement eXer-
ciseS held at the Branch wv
CA: MeSdames Ottie Haymer,
Gertrute Hart, Ira P a r |
Evans, Elise Williams, Carrie
Lee, Bessie Berry, Helen
Crockerham, Rosie Luckett,
Johnnie Mae Andrews, J. A.
Harris, M. E. McNulty, Ophia
Berry, Annie ID. Farabee;
Misses Mary Lou Simmons
and Rosie McClain. Uni
que and enjoyable was the
program, entitled, Ladies
Who Sew" and at which
every garment worn was
made and modelled by the
student
WALTER WELLS visit S
here ... in Jackson to visit
his father, the Rev. A. w.
(retired railway mailclerk)
WELLS and to attend to bus
mess, this young man found
time to look in on us and
other mutual friends :. All
three of the Wells youngsters,
Althestan, Walter and Gladys,
being among our first tipping
students, we always welcome
an opportunity to welcome
them back to jackson.
All three now make their
home in Chicago. Walter
brings greetings from his wife
and three handsome sons. :.
as well as from his mother,
Mrs. Annie Wells Woods.
WE WELCOME Jackson S
newest business adventure
the Launderette, owned and
operated on Virgins street
by Mrs. CLAIRE COLLINS
HARVEY. Designed to ac-
comodate the large, number
of housewives in the Crisler
Boys Subdivision, this Wash
er is doing just that We
wish for this new business
much success.
| COMMITTEE ON MENTAL
HEALTH this group OF
public spirited men and wo-
men who are doing such an
outstanding pob each year, of
seeing that every Negro pa
tient at Whitfield, can have a
Christmas Party during the
holidays has released a letter
asking the support and coop
Grafton of all citizens in this
most worthy effort. Else
where in this issue is letter
| nf annual froY,, fho 0ono~1l
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mb.

WHEATON - 'BRAND-NEW," T.
.bedrm., 2-bath brick home: rec
rm.. huge kit. and din. rm.; Sl9.-
800 aid "OK'D 4 TRADE"
KEN DRUSKIN q CO. 10. 5-336G
WHEATON, CLOSE IN.-Family ex.
panding?-Here is q pretty
rancher with 3 bedrms. on the
main floor and Q stairway to 2
future bedrms.; tiled basement,
fireplace; fenced yard. A fine
value at $4,000. Move right in.
Call SHANNON L. LUCHA. Mary
land ONCE, 10. 5-OS44; after &
pm. call EN-. 2-234I.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. situated
adjoining the recreation park. A
brick rambler with charm galore
3 bedrms., fabulous paneled club
room, screened porch, and lots OF
extras. Stones throw to elemen-
tary school and bus. Just $4,000.
Call SHANNON q LUCHS, Mary
land once, 10. 5-0S44; after o
EN-. 2-234l.
WHEATON, sPLIT-LEVEL BRICK
. bedrms., hy. rm., din. ell, bsmt
huge handicapped I'd whence; only
Sl5,950, $500 down.
YOUNKIN & Co. 10. 4-SO22 It'll 6
$l6,95O-NEW RAMBLERs. Three
bedrms., all spacious: full daylight
bsmt. with picture window; low
down payment. GRAHAM CO.,
JU. 5-60I0.
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EVEN CLOSER IN
Arlington Realty Co,
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING

90 MINIS. TO D. c.
Just like new brick
rambler, Just of Shirley
Hwy. near Springfield. 3
bedrooms, family room
with fireplace, full base
ment. S1S,950. Call FL
4-S600 to see 1t today.
FLA or CT FINANCING
Assume 4laee CT loan
and take over. Brick and
frame split level in
Springfield. 3 bedrooms,
> baths, screened car
ports. Walk to bus, shop
ping and school. k-acre
corner lot. $4,000. Call
FL; $4,000 to see 1t
today.
500 DOWN FHA-
Brick, semidetached,
near bus, shopping and
schools, in Alexandria,
222Xl5 living room. 3
bedrooms, Ia baths. pine
paneled 90 fl. recreation
room, basement. Open
Sunday and Monday, [
pm. til dark. l4th st.
Bridge, drive out Shirley
Hwy. to King st. turnof,
left on King st. to West
view Terrace, right to
Southview Terrace. right
to house, 20S E. Taylor
Run Parkway. Sl5,25O.
Call XII. $3.50.
LANGLEY-M cLEAN-9O
minis. to D. C. over
scenic George Washing
ton pkwy. New brick
ramblerS, bi-levels and
contemporaries. Huge
living rooms, formal
dining rooms, 3 and 4
bedrooms, 3 baths, rec
reation rooms, base
ments, 2-car garages,
Open Saturday, Sunday
an6 Monday, pm. til
derk. From Key Bridge
drive out George WASH
lngton pkwy. to Rte. l23
turmoil continue on
Rte. 1873, bear right on
GEORGETOWN Pike for
spprox. ] mile. left on
Douglas DR.. TO houses on
right S34,950 TO
S3S.a50. Call ia.
$4,000.
EASILY FINANCED-3-
bedroom Cape God on
$4,000 SO. II. of land
scaped lot. GARAGE. Walk
to bus, shopping and
schools. SI5,a50. Call
CIR, 3-4560 TO see 1t
today.
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FIT. BELVOIR New
brick split-ievel on large
wooded lot. 4 bedrooms.
. baths, gadget-packed
kitchen, recreation room
and carport. Walk to
bus. shopping and school.
Open Saturday, Sunday
and Monday. Drive south
on U. s. ] to LIST i'm
mediate left beyond
Mt. Vernon High School,
left to 3rd street on
right. Turn right to
house. $4,000. Call SO.
5000.
9 ACRES - Center-hall
brick rambler on lovely
wooded hilltop. 23-ft.
recreation room, de luxe
Kitchen. 3 bedrooms, IL
tiled baths, basement,
attached garage, sun
deck. . f1agstone patlos.
open Sunday and Mon
day, ! pm. til dark.
South on U. S. / approx
I "a miles past Pohick
church to house on
Te51Gy 4 ,s59, Dial
CAREFULLY PLANNED
-3-bedroom, 2a bath,
brick split-level in Falls
Church Mclean area.
Streamlined kitche n,
224xl4 recreation room,
basement and carport,
Open Sunday and Nom
Gay, ! pm. til dark.
From Key Bridge drive
out Lee hwy. to Rte. 7
intersection in Fails
Church, right on Rte. 7
approx y mile past
George Mason igh
School, right on Lemon
I'd. to lst left, then right
to corner house. S3O,S5O,
Call ia. $4,000.
FAIRFAX CoLONIALS-
New and ready for oc-
cupancy in 20 days. 4
bedrooms, den. 3 baths,
recreation rooms, fully
equipped kitchens, ga
RACES and patios. Open
Saturday. Sunday and
Monday, ] pm. til
dark. From I4th ST.
Bridge drive out Airing
ton blvd. to Fairfax
circle, continue on Rte.
2A-2ll-50 past 1st traf-
fic light. left on Mclean
ave. and follow Gordin
Mensh signs. S23,95O to
S24,450. Call CIR. $3.50.
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
(coNIINUEp)

ALEX, AREA, SI4, 85O-eee this
delightful brick 3-bedroom ram
bler-corner lot in Holm Hall-a
hne community Just of Mt. Yer
non blvd. Near schools. shopping
and bus. Very easy terms. Imme-
date occupancy. XII. e-363O.
n sn,11 r BARRY ORG. Realty
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD,

DIXON HILL-We have q fine Sc
lection Of split-levels and ram
blers: in-Service and conventional
financing Also la-acre bldg. site
overlooking the Potomac.
MURRAY REAL ESTATE
Oh. $500 Ewes, CHI. s-410O
OXON HILL sOUTHLAWN-2-yr..
old, 3-bedrm. brk. rambler, with
bsmt.; on lge corner lot: like
new. Only Sl5,750: $1,000 On
Call Mrs. Cox. 10. S-S347 or ST
3-136S. ATLAS REALTY CO.
PALMER PARK-3-bedrm, ram
bier bSmt., lge. fined. lot. Vacant,
S295 down, no settlement charges.
OWNER, 10. 5-2131.
PALMER PARK
3-bedrm. rambler. lge corner lot
Next to park area. Walking dis
lance to schools, churches and
transp. Assume 4lset loan.
EVANSVILLE
o oversize bedrooms in this 5-yr. =
old 2-story brick. Liv. room
wlf1repl., sep. din. rm., lge. equip.
kit, 8 baths. Dashboard h.-W.h.,
fun bsmt.; lge. corner lot. Only
S26,500. For appt. call
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
I'm 4-11RR
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

RoCKvILLE-THIs TOPS THEM
ALL. 3-bedrm. rambler WIdin. Tm :,
extra lge. kit, scr. porch. Price
$4,000. HUGH T. PECK. GA.
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1915 Richmond Highway
Alexandria. Virginia
South $500
1851 Brookheld Plaza
Springfield, Virginia
Fleetwood $4,000
U s at Route 1913
Woodbridge. Virginia
Dial 103-Gypsy 4-6090
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POTOMAC

OPEN SAT. AND SUN. OZARK
New split-level on . acres: 5 bed.
rms, 4 baths, den, screened pch.
rec. rm., Gear garage. Price
S44, 800. Dir: From shopping cen.
ter in Potomac, continue on River
I'd. $40 mi. to Sandy Landing
"a, on left, turn left to LIST street
left to open sign and property
z; H. IRWIN, OIL. 2-4436 OF
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RoCKyILLE-splt-leVel, 8 bedrms.,
Ia baths, din. rm.. family nm.
earport. Assume 4izss loan. Sle,-
600. No brokers. call PO. 2-aA4a
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KORZENDORFER
REALTOR OIL. ASH

BRICK COLONIAL-Large liv. rm
with f1repl.: sep. din. rm., fine
screened porch, 8 bedrms., 2 baths,
m. attic, good dry bsmt.. Diet. ga
rage, lovely garden: splendid To-
cation on quiet street mr.. shop
ping, transp. and recreation CEN
ter S22,950. NO AGENTS
PLEASE, OIL. 2-7lS3
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CONTINUED
FHA APPROVED

LA al 4tS LII
At S16,95O. Stately brick 3-bed-
room Colonial with full basement
large living room with fireplace
and tRmily-size dining room; eX-
cellent Cheverly location; loaded
with extras; only Sl,10O down to
qualitled buyer. THE HOUSE OF
HOMES, PRIMO GEORGES
REALTY, UN. 4-1l66.
FOREST HEIGHTS - 5-bedroom
hillside Cape Cod; Dashboard heat,
house with many extras, priced
for the moderate inc. 10. 7-SS42.
GEO. WASH. BIRTHDAY SPEC
Bi-level; $500 dn.: 3-bedrm. ma
sonry frame. neat and clean, 3
yrs. old: rear patio, fenced; mo.
payments; S73' FLA. quick sale.
peter j. hagan & son
HOLLY PARK, SEAT PLEASANT
Open Sunday, 2 to 5
631 72nd st.
Lovely. modern, 4-bedrm., 2-bath
split.level home. Features include
gas heat, bsmt. with outside en-
trance, equipped kitchen, large
corner Anchor-fenced yard; un-
usual opportunity: price, only
S13,750, S6SS down and SSO.5O
per mo, First offering Dir: Out
r st. to 72nd ST., left on Tond
st to house. FLOYD z. DAVIS
Co, 1929 X st. NV, MA, S-O351.
ewes, 10. 1-0055.
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ALEX. AREA, Bucknell Manor
Sl4,950. Just redecorated 3-bed-
room. den, lIa-bath Cape Cod
home; nice yard. Very easy terms
See II today. XII. $1,000. M. H.
Ewes. XII. 9-54ss.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ABsOLUTELY All yALUE-3-b'

ABSOLUTELY Al VALUE-3-bed-
I'm. brick with bSmt. Just re-
decorated (tastefullyI top To bot
tom Din. nm, equip. kit with
snack space; storm windows and
doors; Anchor-fenced lot. Come
see the magnificent viewl S13,96U
on terms above high first trust
at S93 mo. total. MARYLAND
SALES, TO. 9-6762.
ACC OKEEK, MD. THE
DUCHESS" Custom-built 3-bed-
rm. homes. s-acre lots, carports;
only Sl3,45O. Directions: Out
Indian Head hwy. to Accokeek,
turn left a. Pats Diner. block
to model homes. Blu. 3-2492.
ADELPHI-4-bedroom, 2-bath VIII
liamsburg; liv. I'm. with firepl.,
sized kit, tiled Eaik-out bsmt
with future bath; s2O,99O with
$1,000 down. Dir: Out N Hamp.
ave to Hillandale, right on Pow
DER Mil I'd. l mi, right Knoll
wood dr., left on Truxton I'd. to
model. HAW MALE CON-
STRUCTION CO., EN-. 5-2632.
ANDREWS AREA-3-bedrm. brk.
ramblers; full bsmt., de luxe kit,
firepl.; S17,450. So, 900 dn. CON-
soLIDATED REALTY, INC, 10.
$4,000
ANDREWS CENSUS Area bed
rms. ia baths, . flrepls,. rec. rm.,
sep: din. nm, garage. 12-acre lot.
and many extras Only S2l,50O.
Direct from owner MA. 2-0574
ANDREWS AREA-Nice home for
couple: large liv. rm., din. rm..
equipped kit, lge. Anchor-fenced
lot; low taxes; S10,500. STATE
REALTY AND INSURANCE CO.,
Rte. 3Sl, Clinton, CY. 7-9396.
ANDREWS AREA
Suitlano: 3-bedrm. brick duplex,
with storm doors and windows
This home is loaded with extras
$500 On. FLA.
FORESTVILLE
New 3-bedrm. brick ramblers,
bsmts, on lge. b4-acre lots;
$1,000 down: priced at Sl7,5O0.
PRUDENTIAL RLTY.
RE. $4,000, TIL 8 PM.
ASSUME 4IRe6 CT LOAN-3-bedrm.
rambler, SSl.b5 per mo. Low
down payment. COLLIER g. VOC
Ell, INC, JU. e-0326, 8 till 9.
ASSUME 4I2es LOAN with no red
charming bunSaloW in Isndoyer
Hills; Fireplace in liv. rm,, incl
porch or den. A buy at $12,95O;
vacant; Sal ~ y Pm, WA.
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TAKoMA PK.-2-bedrm. Colonial
full bsmt., .well-landSc, lot, soft
frontage; choice loo. HE. 1852
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Furnished Model Home
Open 10 AM. Till Dark

Sales by w. v. & NJ. Realty Inc.
604O 2Sth Ave. Sc. RE, 5-355O
Developed by
ALLEN g. ROCKS, INC.
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ARL.-BY OWNER. 3-bedrm. brk.
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Mr.. De Luca demanded a
copy of the form filed with the
board by the unit commander.
He said the board refused to
surrender it and that he did
not receive a copy from the
commander.
He was indicted into the
Army last May IA under pro-
test. He was assigned to Fort
Dix. N. j., and then to Fort
Gordon. Ga.
A certificate of honorable
discharge from the armed
services. dated May l3, arrived
at his home August 20. His
parents telephoned and he re-
turned home. Mr.. De Luca was
arrested there November 19.
where an individual is in
Quoted into the Armv without
compliance with the steps re-
quired by law and regulations,
the Army has no jurisdiction
to try him as a deserter," Judge
Dawson ruled
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Judge Frees Droftee
As Indicted

NEW YORK. Feb. 2 (AP).-
A reluctant guest of the Gov
eminent" was freed from Army
custody yesterday by a judge
who ruled he had not been in
Quoted properly.
United States Judge Archie
A. Dawson held that Thomas
De Luca, %, a student welder,
had not been furnished with a
document showing the reason
for his induction-a document
he could have used to appeal
the induction.
Mr.. De Luca, whose home is
in Corona. Queens, had been
confined by the Army to Gov
ernors Island in New York
Harbor since mid-December
with a status of guest of the
Government" pending out
come of his motion for a writ
of habeas corpus.
Before that he had been con-
fined to the islands stockade
for a month to await a court
martial on a desertion charge,
This is the background OF
the case as Mr.. De Luca out
lined it in his affidavit:
Mr.. De Luca enlisted in the
Army Reserve March Z, 1856,
and served six months on active
duty. A condition of his re-
lease was that be attend drills
with the Reserve.
He did not attend the re-
quired number of drills-be-
cause of illness, he said.
His unit commander notified
Mr.. De Lucas draft board that
Mr.. De Luca was available for
priority induction. Mr.. De Luca
protested and was advised by
the board he was being induct-
ed because he had not per-
formed satisfactorily in his
other service.