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BRADLEY HILLS
Unusually attractive 4-bedrm., q
bath contemporary brick rambler
Lee. liv. rm. with f1repl., dining
area, super modern kit. and large
family room adjacent to interior
brick patio; 2-car attached gar;
full .bsmt. 1st offering at S3S, $50;
excel. financing available. CHEVY
CHASE REALTY, EN-. 3-1S00;
ewes, AP. 7-4962.
BRICK RAMBLERS, only a few
left; GI q FILA financing. .Lrg,
3 bedrms:, kit, liv. rm., hall
Finished basement. Only S17,-
800. Also, 2 used 3-bedrm. brick
houses for S12,500. Excel. flnan-
cling. SP. 3-46g2 or Wo. 6-5102
BR0oKMONT-3-bedrm., 11a-bath
brick Cape Cod with scr. porch,
gar: full bsmt. $1S,500. Call Mrs
Fritz, VIII. 6-3564, with THOMAS
l. PHILLIPS CO., LO. 5-1014.
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE-All-brick
split-level with all the extras. 3
lge. bedrms., ga baths, huge FAM
lily room, utility room plus SUBJ
bsmt., carport; quick possession,
terms. only S27,500. CHESTER
KELLER WOODMOOR AGENCY
CORP. JU. 5-7100. . to 9.
BURNT MILLS MANOR = Brand.
new brick rambler, in ideal resi-
dental area: sewer and water;
twin-sized, bedrms,, ga baths,
cheerful elec. kit, lge. family rm
porch and garage. c. ROBERT
GRAY & CO, JU. $4,000.
BURNT MILLS MANOR-Most at.
tao, 3 bedrm., 2 bath, next-to-
sep. din. rm., immense kit. lge
rec. rm, garage; attractively
planted yd. c. ROBERT GRAY &
CO, JU. $4,000.
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o A.M.-s PM, EN-. 2-74oO

COLESVTLLE - New custom-buili
center-hall brick rambler on u
acre: 8 bedrooms, 2 baths, sep
arate dining room. dream kitchen,
large screened porch, carport
Must be seen to be appreciated
A. J, KESSINGER a. CO., JU
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WALKER q DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors Uptown Ofice EN-. 2-67I5

american Univ. Park
Spacious, center-hall brick Colonial
on fine level lot. Lge. liv. rm., din
and screened porch; 4 excel. bed
rms, 2 baths on 2nd floor; large
dormitory I'm. on 3rd floor; rec
reation room with fireplace; ga
rage; good opportunity for a lge.
family. Price, $40, 800. Call
JAMES E. SCHWAB, EN-. 2-5S00;
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HAMLET-First Offering of excep-
Colonial in finest area. Rec. rm.,
screened porch, garage. separate
living rm. and dining rm. Priced
under 100000. EN-. 2-S2O6, DIS
TRICT MARYLAND REALTY,
INC, ewes, RA. 3-142O.
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earning for wide open spaces?
Charming 3-bedroom Colonial,
near Acc and new Bureau of
Standards offers a lovely acre
lot with modern Improvements.
A real buy at SI6.60O.
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THOMAS L. PHILLIPS co
Lo. 5-10l4 EWES. OIL. 6-6sa4
BETHESDA-Brick rambler; 8 bed
rms, 2 baths, sep. din. rm.; full
daylight bsmt., deep product lot
S27,95O. OIL. 6-4453; ewes, VIII
oO'V tpyrpr0Nr vrTTr1cu
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WIS. AND NEBR. AYES

Nr. Bureau of Standards and
Friends school. First offering. 3
bedrms,, / u baths on 2nd fir.
Den, sleeping. porch, firepl., Ear.,
beautiful garden. Call Mrs. Hark-
J. LEO KOLB CO.
FE. 3-2100
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KENSINGTON-ASsume large GI-
412eo loan: corner 4 bedrm., ga
bath, brick !ambler; only 3 yrs.
old with finished rec. rm. and
beaut., patio. Call now to see this
special offering.
RALPH d. COIN. IO. h-S711
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ALEX, ARL., FAIRFAX
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oxoN HILL, River Ridge, 440i
Hsyworth pl.; BY OWNERSHIP
level; 3 bedrmS. baths, rec. rm.,
III. ytil ;...iiI. tm;; isndsc2psd codSsr ass lot;
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BRADLEY HILLS

1924 Wis. Ave.
REALToR Oh. 4-s11l
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HOUSES FoR SALE NV.
(cONIINuEDl
I37O TAYLOR sT. NV,

2-story brick house on lot % It. b.
141 IT.; z rms. 4 bedrms., bath, 3:
porches. garage. gas heat, redec.
GRATED. Vacant. Near schools anc
car line. Sl4,950.
MR. GORDON ME- 2-Ah5s
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EVANSVILLE, 4106 Hamilton st
Older home; in excel. neighber-
hood; 4 bedrms.. Ice. liv. rm
w/flrepl., enclosed heated porch
sep. din. rm.; Gear garage and
other extras. Sale by OWNER, WA
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CONTINUED on Next Pagsl
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MT. RAINIER
RIVERDALE WOODS
THE PERRY BOSWELL Co
REALTORS WA. 7-45OC

COTTAGE CITY-5 bedrms., din.
rm., garage, bsmt., older home
in excel. cond. convenient loca-
UNfVERsfTY REALTY HE. 4-35oo
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

BEST Sc. VALUE, mr.. st. Francis
Xavier Church. schools, stores,
bus stops-Newly dec, completely
furn, 2-b.r., semidet. brick; gas
heat, furn. knotty-pine rec. rm.
w/2l" TV, carpeted throughout,
incl. new stove, new comb. freezer
refgr., new washer. S14,950,
S66.25 mo. Good down payment.
OWNER, LU. 2-64l6,
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ALExANDRIA-DE LUKE

Az % ASSUMPTION
COW. Fl. BELVoIR, PENTAGoN!
d. c.
Full of charm this lovely brk,
q % Wonderful 81 iE loan y firepl.' % 2 fui.
baths. beaut. birch kit. with eat
ing space, din. rm., rec. rm.,
wall-to-wall carpet, huge brk.
walled patio. also ton air. cond
YOU WON'T BELIEVE TIL
PRICE S2l,750. So call and .se,
for yourselfl AL SMITH REALTY,
XII S-6652; ewes. JE. 2-0454.
Ally AnI rAIpEAX
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
S1O,95O

$10,950
Cathedral liv. rm., 2 bedrms., kit
and bath. Ideal for retiring Naval
offcer. Club, shore, RIVER CLUB
ESTATES, Edgewater, Nd, swift
S-3lbQ, JU. S-42f3.
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MAST REALTY
WA 7-ISQ2

CHEVERLY AREA-Cape Cod with
paneled fireplace wall. extra large
kit. pine paneled den, full bsmt.
level fenced lot. 3 blks. to st
LANHAM AREA-lz-acre lot with
pony stable and corral. plus ar
unusual bi-level. 4 bedrms. with
firepl. in master bedrm.l beauti.
full pine paneled kit. and soft
liv. rm Only SIS. 800. owner viii
finance.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-7774
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SHANNON a IUCHS co
DUMBARTnN FOXHAIL AREA
GEORGETOWN

Shop downstairs, apt. on 2nd floor
or use as residence Low price and
low down payment. New heating
plumbing and wiring. Reach for
co. 5-0060 or ST. $4,000,
JAMES I. DIXON & CO., Realtors
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AMERICAN U. PARK-Detached
brick Colonial. on beautiful cor
ner lot. Living rm, with fireplace.
dining rm., powder rm., lovely
enclosed sun porch or TV room,
dream. kitchen with eye-level
oven, dishwasher, disposal, stain
less steel sink, lots of cabinet
space; End 4. has 4 bedrms.. {
baths. House is in excellent con-
dition. This won't last long at
S2S,950. Call today, Mr.. Lyd-
dane, EN- o-5qQ7
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njoy yourself; it's later than you
think. And you will in this un-
usual, custom, center-hall split,
in Bradley Hills, with 4 bed
rooms, 4Ia baths, den, Florida
room, paneled recreation room,
Gear garage, and q Rorgeous
A-acre lot; $3S,350.
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Isl sHSNNoN SSi ~ oii.HHcGHIiss 20

CHEVY CHASE-ALL ON ONE
FLOOR. 6 spacious rms. and 2
tiled baths in an attractive brick
of the school area and near bus
lines. Lovely shaded lot and gar
den. A real find in the lower COS
Call our Uptown once. KE. 7-IS0C
It'll 6 (after 8, call WO. 6-O29O)
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walker q Dunlon. Inc.

Realtors, Uptown ofc., EN-. 2-e715
AMERICAN U. PARK = Detached
brick Colonial: corner lot; living
rm. with fireplace, dining rm., all
new kitchen. den. powder rm.; 2nd
n. has 4 bedrms., 2 baths: de-
tached brick garage; priced rea-
sonably at S2S,950. Call Mr..
Iyddane EN- 0-SQQ7
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FT. SUMNER HILLS-New, center
hall Colonial, with living room,
dining room, kitchen with eating
space, library with powder room,
large screened porch on 1st floor
bedrooms and 2 baths up; ga
230O til o pm, EDW H. JONES
q CO. INC, 552O Conn. ave.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK,
semidet. brick: liv. rm. wIfirepl.,
lge. din. rm. wferystal chandelier,
den. kit. bedrmS., tiled bath.
garage, plus many extras: $4,000
cash, balance l trust.
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. $4,000
AMER. UNIV. PARK, close to wis
ave. and crosstown transp.. / blk
to st. AIMS Church-Williams
burg Colonial. 1st-FLOOR BEDRM
AND BATH: bedrms ana bath
on md floor; rec. rm. Priced
S29,950, Call JAMES E. SCHwAB,
EN- 2-5S00. Ewes, OIL. 4-76e3
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KENSINGTON ESTATES - Choice
sect, sparkling new brick: 8 bed
rms, colored tile bath, ultramod.
kit: lge. shaded lot; mr.. schools
and transp. S19,45O. OPEN ST 300
cash: 1905 Matthews la. of Sum-
nit. August Home. OIL. 2-6676.
KENSINGTON-DO You NEED s
BEDRMS. AND 8 FULL BATHS
IN NEW BRICK RAMBLER FOR
ONLY .S24 ,S39? Conv loc. 20x26
paneled rec. rm. with firepl., mod.
Westinghouse kit. with table
space, level lot, some trees. g.
bedroom models also available.
BETHESDA REALTY, OIL. 4-1415
LANGLEY PARK only SIs,25O, 8
bedrms all brick.
LIVE IN CLOVER"
Walk-out bsmt wLrec. rm., sep. din.
rm,; walk to bus, schools and
W. j. NICHOLS HE. 4-1OOO
NORTHWOOD PARK-Vacant! Re-
dec! 3-bedrm., 2-bath, brk. Cape
Cod. with bsmt.; $4,000 first
trust, asking S19,95O. BEERS
BROS, JU. 5-76l0.
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To buy this Goodman contemporary
home with brick firepl., 2 bedrms.. :.
and nice fenced I'd. Immed. poss.
Sl25 per month.
SLIGO REALTY, RLTR.
JU. $4,000
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ape Gods still give terrific value
for the money, and the money
here Is only S2l,950 with FHA
financing: 4 bedrooms, 2 baths
huge kitchen, recreation room
and garage.
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pportunity knocks twice in this
case as we have two. an-brick
custom ramblerS, on la-acre
wooded lots, out Colesville way:
4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2-car ga
rage, and really quality con-
struction; S33,500.
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BRIAR!CLIFE, SPRING VALE,
CATHEDRAL AREA

Lge. liv. rm. and library openins
onto lovely garden. Din. rm., pan
try. kit. and powder rm., bed.
rms, 2 baths. Storage attic. Ga
rage. Vacant and ready for i'm.
med. occup. Exclusive with
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Ken Druskin Co

FLOWER-PINEY BRANCH AREA,
blk. to shops and transp.-3-bed,
rm. brk. rambler, with rec. rm.
maids rm.; level wooded lot. Onl!
$1,000. BEERS BROS, JU. g.
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Mat AS A PIN -bedrni., / q.
bath masonry Cape Cod, neaI
BALTIMORE Wash. pkwy.: ideal foi
large family: only | block from
schools and new shopping center,
priced for fast sale at $4,000
EHA Call til pm. WA. 7-3gOO
ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO., INC.
NEED only 2 bedrms.? !? See this i'm.
mac. all-brick rambler with sep
din. rm., firepl. in liv, rm. and
fun bsmt., ranch-style fenced and
beautifully Handicapped. Assume
FLA So loan. Full price only
co, INC WA T-9n00
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FRED A. SMITH co,

QUE AND 18th SITS. N.W.-S1T,-
500. S-rm., 3-bath row brk.: base
heat; alley Rob- zone. ME. s.
1881; ewes, EN-. 3-354S. JOHN
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cts talk tradeI We've got a 4
bedroom 2-bath rambler with a
19x13 paneled family room, sep
water heat. Near Forest Glen
rd; and Colesville rd. Trade up;
only S1S,50O.
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Speculate On Who
viii Get Bibb'S
Lab I'm llimoie

Chicago CAMP - Who's going
to get Joe Bibb's job?
Joseph Bibb, once fiery editor
Of the militant Chicago Whip and
more recently editor Of the Chicago
edition Of the Pittsburgh Courier,
is presently state director Of pub
lie safety.
Appointed by outgoing COP gov
ernor William G. Stratton, Bibb
was the first Negro in the history
Of the state to be named to a state
wide executive post and included in
the governors cabinet.
Since otto Kerner, the states
new Democratic governor over
whelmed Stratton at the polls with
aid Of the big majorities from Ne
gro precincts, it is expected that
he will name another Negro to
Bibb's post or to one comparable in
Importance.
There are many good Democratic
candidates for the post, some of
them eminently qualified, but it is
expected that no one can get the
nod without the approval Of VIII
liam L. Dawson, Chicago congress-
man who is one Of the states most
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-02

came friends with her. Mary G.
told her mother how some Of the
children talked about Mary p. and
she couldn't understand why they
wouldn't play with her. Mrs. G.
tried to tell Mary as long as her
little friend was in her room she
could see no harm in them being
friends. She told her daughter that
Mary P. could not help where she
lived. She also told her Mary, 'it
isn't where you live, what sort of
clothes you wear, how pretty you
are nor any of the material things
you may have that makes you a
nice person. You have to earn the
right to be called a decent, honest
person.
You and Mary like each other
so continue to be her friend. Mary
is a very nice quiet child whose
mother is raising her to become a
good honest truthful little girl"
Mrs. C. had felt so sorry for
little Mary P. She knew how lone
ly little Mary was and she also
knew what a great many of the
other folk did not know. Knowing
how fond the two girls were of
each other and also being aware
that other parents had forbade
their daughters to get real friend
ly with Mary p, Mrs. G. had gone
to Mrs. P's home to have a talk
with her. She found the home neat
and clean and during the converse
ton Mrs. P. told her this, Il am
so happy you let your daughter
go with my daughter and I am so
ashamed 1 have been the cause of
Mary's unhappiness at school. I
am trying to raise her like my
mother raised me, and hope she
will make a place for herself here
and be respected. 1 have resolved
to change my way Of living and
/ very soon we are moving to a
neighborhood so that other chill
drens parents will not be ashamed
to have their children visit us. Mrs.
G, being a christian woman, told
her she had the right idea that
would help her daughter. but she
was sure it would do more for her
daughter if she decided to live a
different life. Then Mrs. P. told
her she wanted her daughters hap
piness and that she would do any
thing to make her happy.
Miracles do not happen over
night but in time Mrs. p. did
change her way Of living and by
the time Mary graduated from
high school she had become one
Of the most popular and respected
girls in school.
Mary's mother spent a great deal
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-02

They do not know it was their
parents who had greater influence
over their lives than their friends.
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Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DEMILLE

Hollywood Gregory the producer
behind the of Nat King Coles musical
As predicted earlier the Broadway bound they
hit and the ole has fallen
prominent causing a head rolling session
that the Sammy Davis May Britt is
record would finally accept suhor leave
happy noted that the day following their Holly
least two national newspapers carried headlines
effecSammy and May separated! Then in much smaller
that Sammy San Francisco while
Beverly Hills What they neglected
bedded with virus infection
Francisco fulfilling engagement What they
didn't bother mention the fact that both
planned honey
Johnny Mathis soundahke Adam Wade S$$$ weekly
playing plush Roundtabe
ago. University Pttsburghs polio
always Parrish" interesting
Caude starring
hit the Broadway
industry (among
thngs)
Speaking of the hicks hOws this for theatre marquee?
"39 Steps"
Dark At Top Stairs" (and)
Make
kidding spotted this
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-02
NAAcP Seeks
Reeall Of So.
PETERSBURG GFoup

St. Petersburg, Fla, Nov. u.s.
Mayor Edward #. Brantley was
asked by the NAACP today to re-
call his bi-racial commission since
1t Is, useless and has done
nothing to ease racial tension"
The four-month-old commission
was established to smooth out
community differences arising out
of lunch counter bias.
I'VE cannot see how the present
committee can solve any Of the rae
ial problems with its present COM
position" DR.. Ralph M. Wimbish,
NAACP branch president, said in
his letter to the Mayor.
(NAACP officials charge that
the commission is headed by an
avowed segregationist. One Of the
Negro members is a school teach
er, the other a porter.)
I'VE call upon you," DIR. VIM
bish continued, Ito give leadership
in this instance to bring about
true democracy to all citizens of
our city"
DIR. Wimbish then announced
that the NAACP is urging st.
Petersburg Negroes ito refuse to
make Christmas purchases In
stores that do not treat them with
human dignity or which continue
to discriminate against them In
some departments"
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Church Row Ends
When Irofe Women
lS Knocked Down

Los Angeles (ANP) - No one Is
quite sure what happened at Wei
Ter Street Baptist church last Sun
day, but all agree that the rIllus
started when the pastor Rev. Dock
Weaver ordered that the collection
plates be passed to receive the
offerings Of his flock.
Anyhow when the row was over,
coins were scattered all over the
red carpeted floor, Mrs. Gallie Had
drick was taken to the hospital in
an ambulance and police were on
hand to maintain order.
One report said that Mrs. Had
drick swung her umbrella at the
minister. Others said she attempt
ed to gain the pulpit but her way
was barred by Rev. Theodore Ora
ham, assistant to the pastor. Just
how she ended up on the floor
could not be learned. There was not
one witness who would say he saw
the actual push or shove or fall.
Police believed, however, that Mrs.
Haddrick sustained no excessive or
serious injury.
A charge Of battery was filed
against Rev. Weaver. When reach
ed by phone, Rev. Weaver said he
had no COMMENT" to all questions
about trouble among his flock.
Last year also trouble flared at
the church. There were reports Of
gun toting at church at that time
and of the minister saying he
would remain as pastor as long as
he desired.
Even though they killed him, he
was quoted as saying, he would die
preaching the gospel in that pulpit.
No one wanted to be quoted, no
one wanted to tell all of the story,
but one lady did say, Sister, you
ought to have been there. It was
a real devils mess!"
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SMOOTH SHIFT FOR UGANDA

ampaa (AN)-According Sir Frederick Crawford British
Uganda territory self
will be orderly and smooth
stumbling bocthat Of the Buganda province
king Kabaa has refused to participate
preparations government
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Africa At AEGIance
sCHOLARsHPs FOR AFRICANS


(P)The board of Higher Education of New York
City setting rs tonee scholarships
CITY, Brooklyn colleges for and
Africa who qualify for entry into the municipal colleges
provide for maintenance the board hopes
variety offered will be of real aid to selected
individuals.
AFRICAN STUDENTS DANCE,
City, CAMP A of African dancers
Michael Babande Oatmji Of Aicas
RECALLED audience of HOO persons in
Municipal auditorium last week
Night Show The Of authentic folk songs and dancers put
by attending schools New York City
mdes chapter of the Foundation for all
White House People to People
effort acqua local czeny with the folklore Of
GHANA OFFERS INTER AFRICA SCHOLARSHIPS
(AP)sx scholarships covering tuition fees mainten
clothing allowances and transport
at ~ 70 h awarded NV the cbana government during the 1861
governing territories and other African
dependent independent announced last week
scholarships University College Of Ghana Kumas Col
Technology and Achimota College of Business Management
AFRICA, BOON TO WEST
Chicago (ANP)-A give
meal and African nations Ito help
them establish stable governments and economies the new nation VIII
expressed last week by
Kems 52yearod representative Of the noncommunist
Confederation Of Free Trade Unions to the United
Nations Kemsey member of Local 174 AFCIo
Detroit addressing the labor education
division o Roosevelt university.
Elk KENYAN OFFICIAL IN ATLANTA
Atlanta (ANP)-wlIam Cunningham Matheson until
Gently labor and lands in Kenya paid four
day discussed other things the
African and Kenya the societies and labor
spoke Atlanta and Emory universities and before the Atlanta
Committee for Foreign Relations
TO TEST NEW MEASLES VACCINE
(ANP-Dr Saul Krugnan, professor and chairman
Department York University College of
Medicine Nigeria study the effectiveness Of
vaccine developed Nobel prize winner Dr.
John HVervrus extract shows prom
preventing measles in children Earlier tests conducted
New during epidemic repeatedly showed the vaccine to be
100 percent effective.
xxx" NAMED PRIVY COUNCIL
Lagos (ANP)-Dr AziIiwe 56yearold former
president the first African
Of the geran Federation
last Nov birthday simultaneously
pointed Of the Pvy Council by Queen Elizabeth AS SUCH ne
made member Of the body which advises
the crown frstw Nkumah of Ghana
AFRICAN STATIONSIASTER
(ANP-Jaus Onza became the first African to be
assigned to the
station employee the East African Railways and
telegaphst and during the past
served traffic inspector another first for Africans
Africa
SMOOTH SHIFT FOR UGANDA
Kampaa (AP)-Accong to Sir Frederick Crawford British
Uganda the territory to
will orderly and smooth
He only stumbling bocta Of the Buganda province
which king Kabaa has refused to participate
preparations for self-government
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powerful political leaders.

Regardless Of what happens 1t
is assumed here that the job Of
Cyrus J. Golfer, only Negro men,
Der Of the five-man Illinois Com
merce commission Is safe. Golfer,
a brilliant young lawyer, was NAM
ed to the commission by Stevenson
and was retained on the commits
sion during the Stratton admins
tration as one of two Democratic
minority members.
Under the new administration
the Democrats will hold three Of
the five seats and Golfer as the
senior Democrat on the commits
sion might logically become the
first Negro chairman.
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of time with her. She tried to
teach her not to make the mis-
takes she had made and Mary
seemed to understand what her
mother meant, and so she worked
hard to become a good student.
Mary G. had been a good influ-
ence over Mary p. all during their
younger years, but when they were
teenagers Mary G. decided she
would go with the more sophiscat-
ed set. She asked Mary p. several
times to join them but Mary would
not. Finally, the girls seldom saw
each other, but they were still
friendly when they did meet.
There came a day when Mrs. G.
noticed her daughter was seldom
home anymore. She always had
a club meeting or a debate or some
place to go. When she asked her
If Mary P. was there she would
say no, she couldn't go any place!
That was not true, Mary p. did
attend a great many school af-
fairs but she was not permitted to
go to the places Mary Gs crowd
went.
Before long Mary G's crowd was
known as the wild crowd. Mrs.
G. was heartbroken and it was
Mrs. P. who came to her aid. She
told Mrs. c., Mary had too much
of everything. Too much money
to spend and too many idle hours,
for her age.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. very cleverly
worked out a plan that did not
permit their daughter 50 much free
time and yet she enjoyed herself
more than ever before. They had
taken the advice of Mrs. P. and
had invited some Of the younger
set into their home. Mary, their
daughter saw some of her friends
through her parents eyes and she
was so Disguised with their talk
and their behavior that in time,
many months, later, she decided
she liked her old crowd best.
Without too much effort on the
parents part she fell right back
with the girls and boys she grew
up with and they had a wonderful
time.
Mary P.'s steady happy way of
living was the cause of Mary G.'s
decision to let go of the new crowd.
Each girl had helped the other at
different periods in their lives and
today each one is grateful to the
other for helping when help was
needed.
They do not know it was their
parents who had greater influence
over their lives than their friends.
Clothe high thoughts in fitting