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1n Mrntnriant

BEARSs. sEDoNIE. In loving mem
BEARSS. who passed away nine
years ago today, July 5, 1851.
There are times when my heart is
When friends who are true are
few;
And then comes memories flowing
With loving thoughts Of you.
And your sweet understanding
That was there for nv every need,
And then ! am happy in knowing
That had treasure indeed.
Your kindly thoughts and loving
Memories Of you I will treasure
Until memory fades and life departs,
LOVING DAU GHTER, MAR.
GUERITE DEMPKISH.
CLIFFORD, MILDRED A. In lovins
memory Of our dear sister. MIL
DRED AUGUSTA CLIFFORD, who
departed this life thirty-nine years
coRNELiA. LEE AND VERN1cE. =
GRIGSBY, WILLIAM b. In lovinp
memory Of our dear husband and
father, WILLIAM B. GRIGSBY, who
departed this life fourteen years
ago today, July Q. 1916.
You left us beautiful memory,
A sorrow too great to behold;
But to YOU who loved you and lost
Your memory will never grow
DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER. .
HARRIS, RUTH A. A tribute of love
to the memory of our mother. RUTH
A HARRIS. who left us nineteen
years ago today, July q, l94l.
How could we bear this bitter loss?
Were not our Fathers promise
true,
That when we shall lay down life S
cross.
We shall come face to face with
you.
And He will lead us all the way
Beyond the sun, beyond the stars
Into the Heaven Of that day
When we shall find you where
YOU are.
ETHEL, GENEVIEVE, ANNA MAE
BLANCHE, HELEN.
OLFUS, ANDREW J. In loving mem.
ory Of our husband and father
ANDREW J. OLFUs, who departed
this life three years ago today
July .. 1857.
Our love and memories will never
Though time and years roll swift,
WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J.. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th St and Mass. Ave NE. Ii. =. 5000
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services by Chambers
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1850 CLARA MILLER d' Of siS iS' stS +;
St. ne. wife Of MARCEL Z. Miller.
daughter Of Brinnie Lindsey and
sister Of Ruth Smarth. Annie Mae
Cunntngham, Elizabeth Wilson, Alma
Jones Of Greensboro, N. g., and
Robert, Frank, James and John
Lindsey. She also is survived by
other relatives and many friends.
After, 5 pm. Tuesday, July 10,
friends are invited to call at the
where funeral services will be held
on Wednesday. July l3, at : pm.
Interment Arlington National Gene
teIE' IL
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HUFFNER, TERESA ANN. On wednes-

HUFFNER Of BTinkloE, Ma, he. be-.
Loved daughter of Jack r. and
PHYLLIS Huffner and sister Of
Leesia Catherine Huffner, Friends
NAV call at the Tyson Wheeler Fu-
neral Home, 1881 East MONTGOMERY
ave, Rockville pikel. Rockville, Md
Where services will be held Sunday,
July 10, at 2 pm. Interment rri-
VaLe. IN
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JACKSON, FLORENCE. On Thurscsv
July Z. laRn. Fi ORENSE ihSKSassii sSosi

July I. 1850, FLORENCE JAcKsoSNi ! XII ssoSi
OF 2426 Eye st. NV, widow of
the late Arthur Jackson. She leaves
70 mourn their loss one daughter,
four sisters. one brother, four neph-
ews. four nieces and other rela-
on Monday. July II, at . pm
az the Shady Grove Baptist Church,
Orange County, Va, the Rev,
thompson oficiating Burial AT
enurch cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS BY
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HAMPTON, EF5t],H, ALBERTA c. GRAVES.


Suddenly, on Thursday. July z,
1860: at the Washington Sanitarium
and Hospital. ALBERTA c. GRAVES
HAMPTON. Of 1914 Blair rd, Ia
koma Park. Md, wife OF William
e. Hampton, mother of Mrs. Rich
ard M, Calhoun, James E. and
Richard B Graves, and sister Of
Mrs. George c. McGuigan, Mrs,
Barts Latham, Mrs. Franklin Wa
then, Mrs. Irving Wood. Mrs. James
knlght and Harry. Franklin, Alton,
ren Bailey. There also are two
grandchildren. Mrs. Hampton rests
AZ the Warner E. Pumphrey Fu-
neral Home. S434 Georgia ave.
silver Spring, Md. where prayers
Will be said on Monday. JULY II.
at 10 am (parking facilities). In
terment Gate of Heaven Cemetery.
10
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WILEY MARGARET rANNpU

WLLE1, MARGARET TANNER. on
F FFridsy. JUL, s.: 1850, MARGARET
d;h,,NNER ,!;,,N WILEY Of Route :, Nokes-
W, Wiley, mother of Jennie r,
and Margaret J. Wiley, daughter
Of Mrs Louis Blockhan Of Chicago,
Ill. and sister of Miss Ruth Tan
ner OF Chicago. Ill Friends may
sail at the Ives Funeral Home, oS47
wilson blvd. Arlington. va, where
funeral services will be held on
Saturday, July q. at 8 pm. In
terment National Memorial Park
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CHARLES T. SHIPLEY, Comdr.
ROBERT STEEGER, Adjt. 10

BOLEN, WILLIAM RUSSELL. on
(. IIhnIugTssddaay' July Z; 1850, WILLIAM
Fillmore St, Arlington, Va, beloved
husband Of Ethel s. Bolen, father
of Mrs. Mildred B. Sharpe, brother
OF Mrs, Anna NJ Ball and Mrs.
Axcle D, King; grandfather Of
Barry, Michael and Tommy Sharpe.
Friends may call at the Ives Fu-
neral Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd,
Arlington, Va. after F" noon Satur-
. day. July 8, until 10 pm. Sunday,
July 10. Funeral services and
interment private 10
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day. July 3, 1860, JOSEPH John
JACKSON: devoted brother Of Mrs.
Margaret Ford. Mrs. Katie Btbbs and
mIp0ert n.pn Jackson Jackson. Also surviving are
After IL noon Sunday, July 10.
friends are invited to cali at the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1921 9th
81. nv. where the rosary will be
recited at pm REQUIEM mass
Will be celebrated at the Holv Re
deemer Catholic Churcn, New York
and New Jersey aves. NV, at p
an. Monday, July H.. Interment
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MORRIS, GEORGE L. On Thursday
July 4 1860. GEORGE L MnRRiS

July Z. ia60. GEORGE SI / MMT5sqny; MnRRIys;
of III. INLAND terrace ne, nus.
band, Of Mary E. Morris. father OF
Angela. Joel and Christal Morris,
son Of Mrs. Sophia E. Morris, brother
Of Charles E. Morris, Amelia Bel
sime,n sSiGserS, Mary Tslford; Florence
Other relatives and friends aiso
survive. After 4 pm. Tuesday, JnIy
IL, friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home, 3S9 Rhode Island
ave. NV. Funeral on wednesday,
lin p. Nash Methodist Church. lin
coin rd and You ST. ne. Tnterme~t
national Harmony Memorial Park.
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MEDLEY, sHIRLEY r. On wedne,.

dsz. july ShlSLEf 3. iesd. sRfREE9 III MsSn'f. +.
MEDLEY. beloved wife OF William
z. Medley and sister Of Mrs. Phyllis
=: Brown, Mrs. Eunice Collins,
Thomas ". and Leigh B. Tibbs.
Also surviving are other relatives
and many friends. After pm.
Sunday, July 10. friends are invited
TO call at the MCGUIRE Funeral
Home, 1890 9th st. NV. Funeral
from the Ebenezer Methodist Church,
4th and d SITS. Sc, at pm.
Monday. July IL. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. 10
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KENNEDY. MARY LANE On A10,a..

July 4, 1860, at Mercy HospitaiI, HiSi,
NEDY, former resident DIV Of WasSinS hSES-
ton; D. C., who worked many wears
IN laboratory at Hahnemann Hosui-
tal. She leaves to mourn her loss
taree sisters; Mrs. Esther McCleery
ot Coconut Grove, Fla; Mrs. Ethel
Storer and Mrs. Bertha HennesSv
o. washington. D. c.; one brother,
Z. P. TAYLOR Of Roanoke, Va: sew
eTal nieces and nephewS. Interment
Miami, Fla, July 8
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NELL. On Thursday, July
q. 1860. at Circle Terrace Hos
pital, NELL MCCAIN of S09 Devon
Georgetown, KY; sister OF Nancy
McCsnn. Julia c. McCann. Mrs.
Paul Cullen, Mrs George G. Rut-
ledge and william E. McCann.
Friends may call at the Domaine
ington St. Alexandria. Va. Mass
will be offered at St. Mary's Cath
olic Church on Monday, July II,
at $3.50 am Interment Mount
Comfort Cemetery. Recitation OF
the rosary at the funeral home
on Sunday, July 10, at 7:3O p.in.
Cincinnati, Ohio, papers please
copyO 10
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day, July I, 1860. at the residenc,
Of 1906 lst st. NV, ODDfE LEI
HOWARD Of 1403 18th st. NV
She also leaves one son, Josl
Howard; two grandsons. James M
Howard and Louis Howard; foul
relatives and friends. Friends ma,
call at the Montgomery Bros. Fu,
neral Home, 9l3 Florida ave. NV
on Sunday. July 10. after 2 p.m
Funeral services at the Corinthiar
Baptist Church, 500. Eye st. NV.
on Monday. July II. at Z pm,
the Rev. r. P. Gainey oficlating
Intermsnt Nelson County, Ship,
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FATE, JAMES. On wednesday, July
Z, 1860, JAMES PAGE, beloved
brother of Harry Page nephew of
elizabeth Green, James z. and
Richard Williams; He also is sur
The late Mr.. Page may be viewed
At the Stewart Funeral Home, 40
st. ne, after pm. Sunday,
July 10, where services will be
held on Monday. July II. at /
Cemetery. II
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WUSo' SAMUEL a. Suddenly, on FRI
gay; July 8, 1860, at his residence
r. D, Manassas, Va, SAMUEL
a MOSS, husband Of the late I,oftie
OF Washington, D. c.: Mrs. EysIVn
N. Carey of Friendly, Md, and
samuel A; Moss, jr., Of Hyattsville,
No; Surviving also are seven grand
children and great-grandchildren
neral Home, 3l4 North West ST
Manassas, Va, where chapel services
viii be held on Monday, July ii, Al
pm. EDIT. Interment Sudley Gem
eleTy. 10
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MERRELL, VIRGINIA (nee GeorEia Al.
bright. On Friday, July s, 1850
at Walter Reed Army Hospital. VIR-
GINA MERRELL Of 1411 Key blvd
Arlington, Va, beloved wife of Sergt
William A. Merrell and mother OF
Mrs. Reita J MacIntyre OF Ar.
lington. Va. She also is survived
by one grandson Friends may
call at the Arlington Funeral Home
1901 North Fairfax drive, Arling-
ton, Va. Graveside services on
tuesday, July l2, at 1890 am,
terry. In lieu Of flowers contribu-
tions may be made to the Heart
Fund. Greensboro Daily News
please copyD III
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day. July 5. 1860, at her home,
S113 Carroll lane, Silver Spring,
Nd, EDNA r. BASSETT, wife OF
j. Earl and Irving A. Bassett and
sister of Forest NJ. Bentzler. There
also are four grandchildren and
three great grandchildren. Mrs.
Bassett rests at the Warner e
Georgia ave. Silver Sprinr, Nd
parking facilities. Mass will be
offered for the repose OF her soul on
Monday, July II, at 9:3O am, at
81. MichaerS Catholic Church. sos
Wayne ave, Silver Spring. Md. In
terment Conversational Cemetery IN
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q 1850. at the Alsxandria Hos
gain SsinesHileA AAFRY At *. J5Nks p oi 5qSs lS
I late Lillian White Jones Of Baitie
more. Nd and father Of Florence
2. and William W. Jones. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
I'm 81 and Mass. ave. ne, where
Masonic services will be held on
Monday. July IL, at 7:3O n m
Interment private IN
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July 5. 1850. ssHDGsAi ishDoRG In pERsdayy, pTEFRssday,
q 4lO st. NV, husband of
Mrs. Susie Parsley. father of Mrs,
Betty Hatcher and Charles Parsley:
brother Of Mrs. Annie Lewis, Mrs.
and Mrs Angela Merton, and nepbsw
OF Mrs. Vinie Maiden. After 4
pm. Friday, July 8. friends may
caI at the johnson g. jenkins Fu-
neral Home, .4S04 Georgia ave. NV,
Funeral and interment in Have
pm. 10
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1 Ihursday, July z, 1860, ROBERT
7 OSWALD BOTELER OF Mitcheilvilie,
sotslep Pei9ysf }sfbsf HUSBAND sf s Of ISABEL
W NJ, Robert o.. jr.. and Charles B.
Boteler, MIS-. Irene Jones, Mrs. Eve
ysqyn Travers and Mrs. Pauline Stack
He also is survived by three BROTH
:. ters, three sisters and twenty two
grandchildren. Friends. may cail
" at the aRitchie Bros. Funeral Home,
4 Upper Marlboro, Md Funeral serv-
ices will be held in the Trinity
Episcopal Church, Upper Marlboro.
p Nd. on Monday, July IL, at II
u am. Interment Christ Church
! Cemetery. Clinton. Nd. 9
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BLALOCK. WILLIAM d. The officers
81 /: !: {; p u; ! 1: y. u
H death of Comrade BLA-
pm. Sunday, July 10, 1860,
at Chambers Funeral Home, River
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kEssLER. MARY REBECCA on Fri

day July s, 1860, at her N home, Tas-
DDiScskssrSon, Md. MARY REBECcA
KKEsSLER. wife of the. late Herbert
lucille Phillips. Mrs. Ernest r. Lii
lard and Thomas Kessler. Friends
may call at the Hilton Funeral
Home: Barnesville, Md, on Saturday
snd Sunday; July 8 and 10, be-
tween . and and Z and q nm
REQUIEM mass will be offered on
Monday, July II, at 10 am at
st Mary's. Church. Barnesville' Nd
interment in the adjoining ceme-
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I, 1850, AATT1E n J. iafTioaSfi HiEf Sfi ?SIS saSS
Randolph blace ne, mother OF Eu-
gene Hill. Artie Perkins. Matte lee
Hill and Louise Brown; sister of
Annie Monday and Ada Beatty
Other relatives and friends also sur
vlve. After pm. Monday, july
II, friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home, 3S9 Rhode Island
ave; NV, where services will be-
held on Tuesday, July IL, at >
pm; 1nterment Carver Memorial
Park. ii
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1850, SIMON GRAY A3oHdayi Of isSS 3S'y 4tS 4
.,r,1 st; NV; brother OF AnnabeiIe
Peyton, Harry. Olden. Ashby, Ma
thaniel and Robert Gray. He also
survived by other relatives and
friends. After L. noon Saturday.
July g. friends are invited to call
r at the Jarvis Chapel 1892 You
St. NV. Funeral services will be
held at the Little Ark Baptist
Church, King George, Va, on
Sunday, July 10. at 1870 pm,
1nterment church cemetery Fred
erickSburg, Va, papers please copy }
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WALDRON, MARY A. On Friday, july
&, 1850, MARY A. WALDRON oi
2014 Oglethorpe st. Hyattsvilie. ND. |.
beloved wife of Karl E. Waidron
mother OF Wayne K. and Robert w
Waldron and sister OF Miss Bertha
Wemhoener OF Los Angeles, Calf,
Eriends may call at Valleys Funeral
Home, 1900 Rhode Island ave. at
Eastern ave. ne, where services will
pe held Saturday. July Q, at Z pm,
Relatives and friends invited Inter
ment Woodlawn Cemetery. Quincy,
III. viewing after pm. Saturday
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SMITH, 18th, :. CLAUDE r,.I R, suddenly. or
SMITH of 202l 9TH st. NV, son
Of Lottie r. and Perry Wanzer
he also leaves to mourn their loss
wife. daughter fve uncles, ons
aunt and other relatives and many
July 10, friends are OOH inyited doSy y
call at the Jarvis Chapel. I43I
YOU st. NV, where funeral services
will be held on Monday. July ii
at l2:3O pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 10
STEWART, THOMAS. On Thursday
July J., 1860, THOMAS STEWART
ot 4l1 E st. ne. husband of the late
Geneva Stewart. beloved father
Of Mrs. Mildred Stewart Allen anc
John Stewart, loving brother ol
the Rev. Charles Stewart and Robert
Stewart of Philadelphia, Pa, III
also is survived by six grandchildren
eleven great-grandchildren and Other
relatives and friends. The late Mr.
stewart may be viewed at thu
Stewart Funeral Home, 80 H ST
ne, after 3 pm, Saturday. July 9
Funeral services on Sunday. JULY
70. at the Mount Horeb Baptisi
Church, 2l7 18th st. ne, at
pm, the Rev. Gregory Truehear
oficiating Interment Carver Me
mortal Park. 10
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~, IaNLh, JUHN Z. On Thursdav,
tutes of Health, JOHN L. WHIT
IAkER, beloved husband Of Elaine
8. WHITAKER. Friends are invited Ia
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home of Robert A. PUN
Pnrey' Bethesda. Md. between the
pm. SATURDAY.. july 8, and Sunday,
July 10 Services Monday, suly Ii,
at st. AIMS Catholic Church, where
REQUIEM mass will be offered at 10
Cemetery. Contributions NAV he
made to the American Cancer So
ciety.
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Dratha

WIN Of 1904 Springfield drive,
washington, D. c., beloved husband
OF May Miller Baldwin. father Of
, Mrs. William A. Newman. brother
81 SaldSnp HSSsp1 sckss saESE ssdRin RGseF spS Mr. 1
Marian Baldwin Alibone. Two
grandchildren also survive. Friends
are invited to call at the Be-
thesda Chevy Chase Funeral Hcme
Of Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda,
Nd. Services at the above funeral
3 home on Monday, July IL, at . pm.
1nterment Arlington National Gem.
(. etery. In lieu Of flowers contribu-
tons may be made to the Heart
FUND, Washington. d. C 10
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.,G@z1 members of Kenneth H.
Nash Post. No. 8. the
American Legion, are no.
tified of the death of
$50 Comrade CHARLES j. up
S HAM, who passed away
THURSDAY. July Z. 1860, at
the Newton D. Baker VA Hospital.
Legion services will be Conducted
by the National Guard Of Honor
Sunday, July 10, at S.3O pm
at the Chambers Funeral Home,
5l7 llth st. sc. Burial Arlington
National Cemetery on Monday, July
IL, at 2:3O pm. Members are re-
quested to attend.
JAMES r. WASKUWITCH Comdr.
ANDREW H OGIETREE Adit IN
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@uiz'En
Questions and answers
from the news
BY TOM HENRY
7y TOM HENRY

Extraordinary . according to Maurice
Cheralier, mhO are the 10 most ertrdOrdi-
ndy uOmen of the wOrLd2
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, Queen Eliza
beth, Marlene Dietrich, Grace Kelly,
Mrs. Nikita Khrushchev, Brigitte Bardot,
Madam Yvonne de Caulle, Aviator
Jacqueline Auriol, Marian Anderson and
Joan Crawford. -P.JB., HOPKINS, MINI.
School doys Hom does the amount of
money spent on education BY the Soviet
Union compare rih that of the U.s.?
The Soviet Union spends from 10 to
IS per cent of its national income,
according to Lawrence G. Derthick, US.
Commissioner of Education. We spend
four per cent. M.B.s., PATERSON, N. J.
Point progress -. What neU paint has
been developed recently?
A paint that will kill insects.
MRS. A.C.K., ANDOvER, IOWA
Prodigy Does the birth date affect
the intelligence Of a child9
A British scientist says children born
between May and October score slightly
better in 10. tests than those born in
winter months. MRS. w.RP., PHOENIX
NOTE We will poy IS Tor o question this
column Questions oosed ond clipping OF
source occompony Address Tom Henry
TINS WEEK, ABS lexington Avenue New Iok ". NJ T. Onoc
ceped contributions connot be acknowledged returned
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-01
Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DEMILLE

FROM HOLLYWOOD TO HARLEM . Nat King" s rav
cling
private Mrs Henry
Ford II gave for their eldest daughter, Charlotte.
Heee planning Agnes Norris beaut
Chicago n walked with the Miss Sepia America
netting trip Fitzgerald
treated
Mary Chicagoan L during
Miller and Sans Don and headed
straight for Dsneyland.
apparently bitten
the show business bug During
young Michael suddenly
stand grabbed those sticks and wang
rocked with laughter and applause Incidentally Mike
spend most Of their time with their grandmother Portsmouth
She called from her New York apartment talk tykes
and asked When
Ruth replied that had been grandmother
said well I'm not getting Guess I'll
York get myself"
date was post-marked
Beverly Hills Jeff Chambers signature
siderably.
Speaking of Christmas cards
to be getting taller those short
round and those tiny tiny Christmas
socking???
EVerybodys Talking about Dorthy Dandrdges choice Of
song during her recent Ed Sullivan Really Dorothy!
Dakota Stations retirement plans Ernesne Anderson,s
me-" wardrobe Dahann CAROLS maturity surprise
eopemen Of that west singer.
Mrs Nat Coles similarity in winter
wardrobes and hairdos Fats Domnos the
son behind Rev Martin Luther Kings to atlanta
Tempest Storms Christmas gift hubby Herb Jeffres
the impression Marpssa Dawn has Hollywood
movie mogs They ready willing welcome her to the
Woods-of Holly
Eartha sparkling humor She could give Sid
Caesar for his Quite in this
doll Of late
in adopting tyke Corde plans motherhood Sammy
Davis Jr, devotion to those who loyal o
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-01

die in infancy due paucity medical in rural
the African population million there only
African and 1900 white doctors against the
population million with $3.50 doctors and 245 nterns
CONGO WANTS ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE ON ELECTIONS,
SUFFRAGE"
Ieopodve Belgian ANP)The swift moving incidents
made thing clear Africans
want guarantee general elections with universal
suffrage at the shortest possible date"
Landu Nzeza vice president
Abako dominant political party Leopodv province Nzeza
political might join the Abako boycott
ting round table Belgium mdanuary unless
such forthcoming before the meeting is held
In last weeks elections voting described
pathc since the group boycoed the cleo
tons boycott because nationalist leaders wanted
nationwide elections place local elections to
government Immediately
the threat voiced that unless
held by Jan independent republic OF the
established This seemingly has been
withheld by Belgian Minister
Congo August both provincial and national
direct possibly spring
development earlier which would have
process for more
LET'S CONTRACT FOR VOICE GHANA" EXPANSION
ANP)A valued approximately at SIS million
let by through information and broad
expansion The
will
programs
languages-Engish German, Arabic Swahli.
OF DAKAR INAUGURATED
CANPThe yearold University of Daar built
nearly 200 along the Atlantic
officially The university with
Africans fact been
or more a
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-01

HAVE FUN GIFT-WRAPPING PRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS:
let your imagination run free Here have new baby-a
wOmans wrist wachnested in what to be baby
Actually the watch is offered by WeSoX the
plastic which becomes the body of the carriage Four
attached Wheels and cleaner
form the push bar Add of poinsea along
riage edges and ribbon bow the push bar
named Coquee distinctive rectangular shape
please mother sister, female recipient It's shock
resistant and anti-magnetc
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-01
TOLERANCE

When the other fellow acts
that way, he is ugly; when you do
it, it is nerves.
When the other fellow is set in
his ways, he is obstinate; when
you are, its firmness.
When the other fellow doesn't
like your friends, he's prejudiced;
when you don't like his, you are
simply showing that you are a
good judge Of human nature.
When the other fellow tries to
treat someone especially well, he's
toadying; when you try the same
game, you are using tact.
When the other fellow takes
time to do things, he is dead slow
when you do it, you are deliberate.
When the other fellow says what
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-01
Delaware Attorney
General Argues For
"Gnadunl nASAnrann

Wilmington, Del. (ANP) - At
torney-General lamar D. Bove, Jr
has filed brief in the U. s. Court
Of Appeals in Philadelphia, Pa.
In his brief Attorney General
Bove states that the Delaware
State Board of Educators 12-
year desegregation plan will allow
time to meet redistricting class
room space, and financial prob
lens.
However, Attorney Louis L.
Redding, attorney for the Negro
children seeking to enter current
ly all-white schools, has filed a
counter brief in which he seeks to
have his clients admitted to higher
grade levels than are provided
under the states plan.
Under the current plan, which
went into effect on September 1,
this year, complete Indignation
now proceeding at the rate of a
grade a year, will be a fact in II
years-197O.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-01
Mass. AttY.-Gen.
Says Real Estoters
Must Show Homes
By Samuel p. Perry, Jr.

Boston, CAMP -Edward ]. Nc
Cormack, Jr., state Attoney-Gen-
eral has ruled for the Mass. Com
mission Against Discrimination
that real estate agents must show
homes to prospective Negro buy
ers.
Attorney General Mccormack
found the legal basis for his ruling
under the terms of the state Pub
lie Accommodations Law, which is
administered by mead.
Law FOrbids Discrimination
Under that law, expressly pro-
hibited is discrimination by ANY
place, which is open to and accepts
or solicits the patronage Of the
general public"
According to the officials of
mead, the ruling became neces-
sary after two real estate agencies
refused to show property to pro-
spective Negro buyers on the
grounds that the property in Sues
ton was not covered under the
terms Of the recently passed hous-
ing law.
Mr.. Mccormack cited a 1855 rul-
ing by the Com. Commission on
Civil Rights in which a real estate
agent was adjudged covered under
the definition Of a place of public
accommodation. He further indie
ated that in the four years that
had elapsed since the ruling, there
had been no legal challenge to II
in Connecticut.
Commission To Accept Complaints
Mrs. Mildred H. Mahoney, chair
man Of mead, has revealed that,
as the direct result Of Attorney
General McCormack's ruling, the
commission will accept complaints
from citizens of the state who al
lege that they have been denied
equal treatment because of their
color, creed or color by a real
estate agent.
The commission has revealed
that in the near future it will meet
with representatives of public and
private agencies for the express
purpose.
Developing policies of permissi-
BILE and non permissible practices
under the Public Accommodations
Law.