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Evening star., 1960-05-25
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
{ CSC Revomping Jobs
In Political Schedule
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star StaH Writer

The Civil Service Commission will revamp the political
schedule jobs Government during the next few months
The commission has instructed all departments and
agencies report the number of political schedule jobs
they have how many filled and how many vacant,
whether requests the oing etc For example
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GAOAsks Stiffer Curbs
OnMiIitory Buying
By III. Associated Prss,

Controller General Joseph Campbell asked Congress yes
terday for tougher laws and broad powers
waste he said his agency finds in military buying
Testying before the Senate Armed Services Subcom-
mttee Military Procurement Mr. Campbell said he has
not discussed his with Defense Department
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THEY NEVER CHANGE
APIS. URFuRMISHED--D. c. APIS. UMFURNISHED-VA.


ARL. -bedrm. apt. Above aver
Mysr e ciSse csreedon reatasOh 1ay Ar bns ha o Ft
st. prkg.. full lndry.. locked stge
wired for air-cond. and TV. extra
lge. kit, all utils. except elec
Adults. S79.50. IA. 4-1706 after
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APIS. UMFURNISRED-D. c,

ANAcOSTIA
2i2S 18th S ST Sc, near Good
rm., liv. rm., .dinette. etc Build
ing years old; S74.50 per mo. q.
all utils incl. LU. $4,000 OF
KARI, W. coRBY q CO.. FE
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ApTs, FUBNIsHEn-n, q.
(coNrlNUEpl

1871 Park RID, N.W.-LiV. rm.
bedrm., bath, kit. utils.: semi.
bsmt.,: det. pvt. home; adults
1529 EUCLID ST. N.W.-l room
refrigerator, cooking facilities
seni-bath, porch; all utils; fur
time, or call DE 2-34S9.
GIL MASS. N.E.-English bsmt.
partly furn.: $75, incl. utils. NJ
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

EFFIC. or housekeeping room: n. e.
or Sc. nr. E. Capitol. MISS FORD,
| ST. 3-3451.
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FAIRFAX
VILLAGE
Garden

AUdI IIIIPIIIS
3Sth st. and Alabama Ave. Sc
10 minutes downtown Washington
via public transportation: l-bed-
room apartments NOW available
Applications accepted for 2-bed-
room apartments. Call LU. 2-s2S5.
ONCE 200l 3Sth st. sc. OPEN
Mon. Fri q a.m.-b pm, Sat. 2
am.-4 pm, Sun. p.m-4 pm
A1ra F,rpIghad anartVpanfg
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CHEVY CHASE

AIR-COND. SPLIT-LEVEL
Conv. located l blk. from Nebrasks
ave, reception hall, 2Sxl5 It. liv
rm. with tremendous picture win.
dow and beaut. raised stone fire.
pl. Very lge. din. area, yellow
kitchen with eye-leyel oven. dish
breakfast nook and counter.
bedrooms and 9 full baths, day
lisht rec. rm. with firepl and Il
bath. garage. best schools in DC,
transp. and Conn. ave. shopping
Owner anxious to sell. call ewes
and holidays, WO. 6-7140.
joseph S. DeyereuX. Inc.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ALEXANDRIA - Girl wishes tC
girls:, College BACKGROUND pre-
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Less than / year old and new; 3
bedrooms, , baths, recreation
room, y bath, wall-to-wall carpet
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COLLEGE PARK PROPER-Nicely
furn. apt; lse. liv. rm. -din., lge.
bsdrm., elee. kit" all tile bath.
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RE. $4,000
DISTRICT HTS. APIS.
COOP APIS. FoR SALE

EFFICIENCY
3025 ONTARIO RD. NV.
Cor. Adams Mill I'd. Coop. mod
CARPET o'qS Maintensnce. ntH eO Ssa Dsss &c. ist
trust 49s. AD. 4-6465 or HU.
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CHEVERLY AREAS rms, pvt
bath, pvt. entr. and parking. For
details, UN. 4-3905.
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SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
MD. INC. OL. % oUV- Vi
CHEVY CHASE
THE HAMLET,

Attractive brick colonial, slmo,
new. Perfect condition. 4 bed
rooms, 2l2 baths, library an
powuer room, large drawing 1901
trio kitchen. Beautiful Florid
room on 1st level. Centrally ai
conditioned. Upper SOB. Ca
Wo. $4,000. ERW. H. JONES :
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APTs. FURNIsHED-MD.

BEAUTIFUL Sligo Crk. Pkwy.-De
luxe 1.b.r. apt, all conv. furn.
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MI. ANDREWS FIELD-3-bedrm
brick. full bSmt.; off-st. parking
fenced lot, Sl25 mo. RE. 5-D3O6
RAMBLER, 3-4 bedrms., . baths
carport, nr. schools, shop. ctr.
10 mi Pentagon, immed. occup
LA G.11A ~ Or LA H-HS1A MkdYA
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SELLING YOUR HOUSE?
CALL r. A. HUMPHREYS,
III nQOnn
SILVER SPRING
SPLIT LEVEL.

Less thsn year bs2S, Cld and d.d1ssos 9sE
room, y bath, wali-to-wall carpet
| throughout.
ROBERT E. LoHR, INC.
| REALTORS, HE. $4,000
SILVER SPRING-Close-in all-brk.
! 3-bedrm. rambler; full bath plus
powder rm;; beaut. pine-paneled
RUTHERFORD g. sHULLEY, INC;
JU. 7-9100 EV. 4-60S4
SILVER SPRING-Sparklins Colo
nial. Close to bus. shops and
schools Front porch, liv. rm.. sep.
din. rm., kit. with table space, 3
bedrms. and bath UP, rec. rm., at
trac. lot. Sl6,95O. FHA or conven.
INC, JU. 7-77oO til o.
SILVER SPRING-PEOPLE WANT
! MODERN LIVING. This contem.
| porary rambler has lge. elec. kit,
bsmt. w/flrepl., carport. 1-acre lot.
! Priced in 20S
HUGH T. Peck. wheaton, Lo, $4,000
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER near
| Sligo creek Park, less than )
min, to Hecht's, all brick, foyer
entr. liv. rm, with flrepl., din.
nm, kit. with table space. 3 bed
rms, . baths, rec. rm., rear porch;
500 $50. Slq,TO0 FHA loan avail
able. F w. BERENS SALES INC,
JU. 7-7700 til 9.
CONTINUED on Next Pase)
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BETHESDA
AREA HOMES

BETHESDA AREA-Immac.
v.-din. area. with frepl,;
compl. equip. kit" with
with paneled rec. rm.; i'm
mense scr. porch; an excel.
value at S22,5OO.
BRADLEY HILLS - At
tractive brick Cape Cod:
llv. rm. with fireplace, din
ing L." modern kit, bed
rm, study and full bath
on 1st f.: . master bed
rms. and bath on End A.:
paneled rec. rm. above
ground level with bar;
fenced yard. S23,5o0.
JUST . BLOCKS to shopping
and transp.: brick Williams
burg Colonial in Chevy
Chase; center hall, formal
din. rm., compl. equipped
kit. bedrm. and bath on
lsJ A.; = master bedrms.
and bath on End A.: full
bsmt. with tiled a., screened
porch; garage S27,500.
CONVENIENT Naval Hos
pital ana NH. 3-bedrm.,
2la-bath brick split-level.
Center hall, separate din.
rm.. completely equipped
kitchen with breakfast area,
double rec. rm., garage;
Sc, 900, with SIS,iUU,
4lGeo trust available.
CHEVY CHASE-3-bedrm.,
2-bath brick. rambler in
Chevy Chase: conv. transp.
Formal din. rm., completely
equipped kit, party-size
rec. rm. and u bath in
bsmt., secluded screened
porch; garage; S29,50U.
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SILVER SPRING-Luxuriou apts
!. . bedrooms. completely air con.
ditioned; wonderful area of East.
West hwy. on Grubb rd at Ross
I'd, convenient to schools. shop
ping and transportation: moderr
balconies or patioS. spacious
rooms. delightful modern kitcher
with garbage disposal: swimminr
and wadinR pools. March occu.
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GEORGETOWN

KENSINGTON = Cute 2-bedroom
rambler on Ice. level lot, . blks
to elem. school SllO per mo.
Call Ju. S-730O, or OIL. 6-7S@T
COLUMBIA PROPERTIES INC.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-Rambler
. yrs. old 3 bedrms.. rec. rm
garage, Sl65 mo 1mmed occu-
pancy Call FRANK SHULTz
10 5-3500
M. ANDREWS FIELD-3-bedrm
hrirk fnll hSmt nff-St marking
Evening star., 1960-08-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FORD SO 9-pass. station wagon
full power: good cond.: Ss95.
TAKOMA FORD

703b CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
FORD SO Sunliner convertible: red
new top. power steering: S1,395
SITS down.
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FORD 1860 Country Sedan station
wagon; =. and h., .. O., cruiso-
cred, VIII. 6-203S
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MGA '5s Roadster; wire wheels
heater, tonneau cover: beautiful
black finish with matching red
leather interior tmmac. through.
Was S1.795: sale price, only
S1,595.
wIssNGER CHEVROLET
z CORNERS. FALLS CHURCH. VA
JE. 2-7S7S JE. 2-ll77
MG-TD 81; concourse condition
No reasonable offer refused. sP
3-491s.
NASH SO Statesman 2-dr.; :. and
h, new tires: good running but
some dents: S100. JE. 2-2356.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 1857 VS. sedan: surf
white finish power steering: auto.
paHms,tt trans, etc Only Only qss s7S1I.sT S7S On
INC, Bath and Benning ne, LU.
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GRADY

1909 Wis. Ave, Beth, OIL. 6-42OC
MERCURY $50 2-dr.; red and
cRo%N cst5i '4ssl SoroRs sGaS sCop CSpl' N.So sSsf
ave. sc. LU, 4-l5lb.
Evening star., 1960-08-12
HILL &
SANDERS

Metropolitan Washington's Oldest
Ford leadership
1880 Viers Mn Rd +. Wheaton. Nd
Lo. $4,000
Open Sunday IL to PM,
FORD '5s Fairlane 300" Victoria
one-owner beauty In tiptop condi.
tion with cruiseomatic, radio
heater. O-fnna hnish. Sl SnS
Evening star., 1960-12-04

lediss Handkerchief.
gift boxed. includes horoI
prints. embroidered white
on white. Pkg. of 8. CSC
Evening star., 1960-12-04

Dousiois Evening in Poris
gift set Of cologne. per-
fume flocon. ond tolcum
powder ---------2.5O
Evening star., 1960-12-04

PriRee Metehebelli CO.
Ioone Collection. Crowns
Of six different populor
perfume frooronces. 3.75
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-18

OF course, there win be a ser
ious stop Kennedy movement
started now and 1t viii not be a
one-man show, limited mainly to
Sen. Wayne Morse Of Oregon It's
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-18
Letter In Denver POST


AS reads the pages press
regarding black
revolution the bracket think yester-
year
blacx-face ago.
Negroes afforded characteristic Negro
Just this the
irritating. quote portion.
Now honey just
the white folks What show
little like you? So this the
honey don't hard but
please but stay in your back yard"
Life stationary
being ignored by black children all the world They g
all barriers of restraint Why? No the Russians have nothing
with
when the Kaisers forces had thrown the British
the Germans back Morale restored the Allied
going forth: IF black do it, white
America into the established Negro
who acquitted themselves with equal valor 1t should obvious
not blinded by foolish racial preudces that dawn had
importance irrespective
defense of the motherand, clearly filmed
World again a cry, safe
But black clearly
making the world safe all
status remaining that Of the exploited
Today herring a
Nothing
black who lead their victory the have
discened
they win longer segregated side Of the high
They demand fun equality the political affairs the world
lineage pray that my Anglo
brethren
the ambitions of the
rors designed to further separate Negro and white
Congress support today
appeal passage
world - Earl W. Mann list Lieut. Inf UsA, Ret,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-18
BY GRAM


Resignation Of the Fees payOa chairman hit the administration
right aching
party press treated the incident tenderiy
highway program spending
large the feeay crossing separations all because Of discovery
the military that bigger than it thought
political hopefls political year are
rights
platform and those who just ooze
pharmaceutical industry getting Jumps
Congress- the production
advertising industry should
fancy and fancy ailments
Secretary
only hope agriculture help upon ability
the themselves rail-
roads artines, magazine publishers missile makers
S1ObIon military SURPRISES
cude Of stainless pitchers which be
quench political Congress nqrng
the write-on Pet Mats.
appoints a policy. His
position present policy
fully support nothing place
It's my fault"
pcted world the the
they grow
saesax promoters talking writing
all settled leaders
espouSe it and followers to follow them.
Chamber minimum
wages nfaOnary.
millions dollars purchasing
the market for beans blues jeans and shanties
says herein economy usually
$500 to buy ones way out of a dime store.
Life question of checks balances agree
eopicit-bank balances
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-18

party government In New Hamp-
shire. He is a scrapper and won't
sit back while religious issues or
any other dead cats are thrown in
his direction.
His critics complain that New
Hampshire has always been base
Of operations for the Kennedy fam
lily and this may well be true. Too
much significance can be read into
the New Hampshire results. But
I think the unwillingness Of his
many rivals to make even a token
contest Of New Hampshire reflects
more on their courage than 1t does
on Kennedy's judgment. Why
shouldn't he Tor they) have tried
to win New Hampshire's dele
gates?
The New Hampshire primary is
known as the early bird" and
there are Is others contests which
may wen diminish the significance
Of Kennedy's showing there. But
in terms Of political techniques
Kennedy was well-advised to do
Just what he did
This Is not to say that I expect
Kennedy to be the Democratic
presidential nominee. II I were
betting, / would still bet against
1t.
All that we are really justified
in concluding from the results
there is that Kennedy cannot be
laughed off or dismissed out-of-
hand as a political amateur. If
he wants it he probably has elm
ched second-spot for himself on
the Democratic ticket. II he goes
on to make a good showing in
Wisconsin april 81 he win GER
tainly be regarded as a major con-
tender for first place.
OF course, there win be a ser
ious stop Kennedy" movement
started now and 1t viii not be a
one-man show, limited mainly to
Sen. Wayne Morse Of Oregon It's
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-18

editorial Of
hibuer delaying pending
rights legislation:
Washington, DC POST
Let call this nigng the Senate great
debate 1t that
already becoming crying tyranny
controversy look being
Actually
30 years ago.
decades after policy soleny
fundamental Senators
asserting the right a mockery.
Chicago "SUN-TnnES"
fuster the US. yesterday
fundamental
American concept Of rule by majority vote.
Charleston, Va,
the incorporate
by DNnsa) day of
Charleston, c. NEWS AND COURIER"
struggling guaranteed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-18

quite likely that the hackers of
Sens. Hubert Humphrey, Stuart
Symington and Lyndon johnson
viii go to work on every aspect of
the Kennedy record, from the days
when he began his operations in
Massachusetts.
THE NATURE OF THE AT
TACK-It's still too early to know
how they will go about tearing
down the Kennedy image. Certain
ly no one in his right senses win
repeat the comments of Gov. Wes-
ley Powell that Kennedy Is soft
on communism" Nor is there like
ly to be much mileage in the argu-
ment used by James r. Hoffa that
Kennedy L. "anti-labor'.
Kennedy's failure to take an &C
tive part in opposing the late Sen.
Joe Mccarthy will undoubtedly be
exploited by his liberal opponents,
1t Is regrettable that the eSdgen-
cies Of politics have prevented Ken
nedy ever from giving a forth
right explanation Of his seeming
indifference to Mccarthy. What
he should have said-and almost
everybody knows-Is that anyone
from Massachusetts who spoke
out against the hero" Of the Bos-
ton Irish would have committed
political suicide.
This may not have fitted the
picture of the author Of "Profiles
in Courage" but, I think, it would
have been understood and over
looked, II not forgiven.
None of these possible points of
attack, however, seem to me to be
the kind that win make many vot-
ers anti-Kennedy. His opponents
will have to come up with some
thing much better, IL they want to
knock him out Of the race.
Copyright, 1850, Robert q.
Spivack.)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-18
(SpringfIeId Advance-PFess)


Articulation something important being taught
the class and pieces" debate
important but schools When
high just tumble they
lazy articGlate, haven't they taught?
Sunday Minneapolis Tribune running articles John
Pisbury s0year old Minneapolis
saying Il met people from foreign countries early
MY English slowly them
today had people compliment
how plainly speak to them"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-18
WATCH
on the
POTOMAC

Misunderstanding PACEMAKER - Sen. John F. Ken
nedys showing in the Hampshire primary impressive
even though his rivals bee by saying that when you
run against no you always look good"
There many explanations for the 2OOOpus votes that
Kennedy received He wellknown and wellked in New
There of resentment against
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-18
Letters To The Editor

Letters To The Editor
Greater Minneapolis mterfath Housing Program your
of March 4, 1850
We hope that result efforts and the efforts existing
organizations who win support
antal changing the existing climate opinion Mime
apols and her suburbs.
Program rebound the
benefit of all Minneapolis Inefai Housing
Program. A Tlman Director
Reader H:. VENTS TO Know why RSbsson wgs Left OUT
you published Negroes Outstanding
Negro Progress in trying
figure out why under the category of musicians the Of Paul
Robson appear prepared
but that felt
should been included included which should
excluded
case, the compiler Paul Robesons
authority always that Paul
Robson the finest of musical artists know that
not alone this opinion would like to refer article which
the October 1859 issue Of HIGH FIDELITY THE Magazine
for Music stene published by Audocom Inc Great Darlington
Mass and available at the public library Conrad Osborne reviews
recording quote
agraph which the mild its Of the artist This
is not to say that Robesons genius consists merely of splendid vocal
primitive artistic intuition appeal
lies native simplicity He fully highly intelligent art
st and SO far from being naive ne Is constantly extreme
He enough perform the most difficult
sophicated inepretative trick Of allowing
% speak
baroque classical romantic
song
audience without interference
previous Vanguard 9OS7)
ptuas with madomed sincerity that
fegnng
frenzy
beggars ntencuazed efforts Of serious
1850 Portland Mime
apolIs Minnesota, 10, $780,
edition Ia
achievements OF local
persons Negroes who have
international various fields
agree a
his
unpopular political and affiliations.
all citizens and states Constitution
the land
Philadelphia BULLETIN"
Senators realize
rights legislation enacted
gesture show their constituents
bacIh they ultimate prevent it.
Rock" ARKANSAS GAZETTE"
participants the hhbuster work.
paonately believe And they
performing will
ing their constituencies
Milwaukee JOURNAL"
shameful plays disgrace to its senatorial
defense Of the fbus
ter 1t violation principle
jority rules
AMERICAN"
fetched strategy but the south plainly
anything constitutional rights Of
already paayg Congress and
deliberations gelng ridiculous endurance test
surprising would to
iousy proposing a like Faubus for President
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-18
We Didn't Say 1t

be sitting curious
paradox
force personality and pangs characterized millions
and
equality Yet the President home Washington what
the world the ground a
ibster perspective dedicated
Southern Negro his constitutional right
not of this
leading
which TINE called
the nation years again Negro
the nations daes
southern
to admit the inconsistency Of this nation trying pedde to other
freedom 10 in our
Until single qualified citizen Of these United States
oppression
Tenth of population had Presidents
home, and too.
nations
ginning
professions which tensions reveals
More than this economic life threatened
competition
Africa.
emerging black Africans going
rich countries going have the
things SELL which
depends The African nations which n admire because
habit looking the Washington
than they will acist South Afauness
the principles which politicians especially hbue
ing variety expOund on the Fourth Of July
presidential
pocket
publican pars palm
African nations winning their freedom so rapidly is hard
for US weekly editor with what's going
what
achieving their rule.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-03-18

Copyright, 1850, Robert q.
Spivack.)
Evening star., 1960-01-14
SHOP The new ACME
MARYLAND STORES

University Blvd. and Riggs Rd.
(HyottsVillel
2l9 N. Commsres ST., Rockville, Nd.
225 Main ST., loUTel. Nd.
$3.50 kenilworih Ave, E. Riverdols
Bradley Shopping Center Bethesda
.l05o4 Connecticut Ave. kensins'on
1888 Easf.Wssi Hwy, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1960-01-14

Greet Eastern PIoIu
72l9 Marlboro Pike
l22ol Viers Mill Rd.
7C45 New Hompshirs Ave. Tokoma Park
1915 SuitIond Rd. and Huron Ave.
(opposite Census BUreuU)
~ University Blvd. {.
flour Corners, Woodwork
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-09-17

VOWS ARE EXCHANGED-On Sunday, September 4,
Miss Mary Ann Taylor Mr.. Hodges exchanged
marriage the impressive taking place the
Progressive M B. Church BRIDE daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Lindsey Taylor of Avenue beautiful
bridal of lowered designed full length
VEIL She attended by Miss Thomas who lovely
in blue Flower girls Misses Jewel Spring Taylor Anna
Mae Ford Sarah Mason Gloria Dean Thomas All charm
ing in blue The group attended Eddie Taylor
and Ushers Stuart Thomas Charles Spann Of
ficiang Rev. D. Rushing pastor of New Mt Zion Bap
fist Church.
Immediately after the ceremony reception given
in honor of the couple Outoown guests included Mr.
Mrs John Beverly, Mrs Gladys Niece Mr. Jim Buckley
Ernest Harris and Mrs Carrie NJ Buckley who from
far the state of Illinois, Bes Wishes"
to the young couple from Los Angeles California by Miss
Margaret Brown, Hodges Mr. Lindsey Tay-
lor r Attestng to the high which young
pie and their families held the large
wedding
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-09-17

the Area Of Education. Also
included in the completely air
conditioned structure is a Ian
guage laboratory which will
house facilities for recording
and playing various records in
the teaching of languages; a
Decentralization laboratory
for the administering and in
terpreting of all kinds of tests;
an audio laboratory which will
be essentially a small broad
casting studio in which tape
recordings and reproductions
will be made and from which
recorded programs may be
dispersed; a graphs arts and
Photographic laboratory in
which production of all types
OF pictures, photographs, and
visual materials may be pro-
duced. CA full-scale, COM
pletely-adequate darkroom will
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-09-17
FLORENCE PERKINS
WEBS III. S. BROWN

Miss Florence Pearl Per
kins, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Perkins became
the bride of Mr.. Herbert S.
Brown at Holy Ghost Catho-
lie Church on Wednesday
morning, Aug. "a at ten thir-
ty. The beautiful ceremony
was attended by the parents
and relatives of the bride and
groom.
The bride was lovely in a
gown of white chantilly lace
over taffeta. The fitted bodice
featured a sweetheart neck
line accented with tiny cap
sleeves. The brides short veil
of French illusion fell from
a satin crown embossed with
seed pearls. She carried a
white hybrid orchid surround
ed with ribbons and nosegay.
The brides mother wore a
blue lace dress, and a fitted
hat of pink velvet leaves and
satin. Her corsage was a pur-
pie orchid.
The groom's mother wore a
dress of white lace over
champagne satin with a mat
ching hat and a pink orchid.
The bride is a graduate of
Tougaloo Southern Christian
College where she was crown
ed Miss Tougaloo" during
her senior year. She was an
accelerated student and won
many hOnorS including first
place in a singing contest
sponsored by Harmonic Mu-
sic Club Inc. at Indianapolis,
Ind Other extra-curricular
activities include member
of Delta Sigma Theta Soror-
ity. After receiving her de-
gree in Medical Technology
from Meharry Medical Col
lege, she worked at the same
institution in cancer research.
AT present she is working at
the University of Illinois Re-
search and Education Hospi-
tai, Chicago. Illinois.
Mr.. Brown is a graduate of
Tennessee State University of
Nashville, Tenn, a member
of Kappa Alpha Psi Fratern-
ity. He is a teacher in the
Chicago Public School Sys-