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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHEVERLY = Custom-built, new.
brick-and-stone rambler; S24 300.
3 bedrms.. 2Iz baths. lge. kit.
with table space. sep. din rm.
with glass sliding doors to patio.
lge 22-ft. liv. rm.- with wall-to-
wall stone firepl., fun bsmt.. with
outside sntr.; conv. to schools,
bus. churches, shopping. etc;
located at 2SOa Parkway. di-
rectly behind Community Church.
on Cheverly ave. RE. 6-3O5S.
SP. 3-306l.
CHEVERLY; $4,000 = Charming
brk Tudor Colonial Twin-siZed
bedrms.. sep. din. I'M. hot-wateT
hea. iull hsmt.. deep wooded lot,
LANGLEY REALTY
COLLEGE PARK-Builder's close.
out, Of last 3-bedrm. brick anc
shingle rambler; with full bsmt.
Ia baths, Sl6.500, Sl.650 down
S9O.j9 per mo-: immed possession
BURCH REALTY CO. TO. 9-5992
COLLEGE PARK-Lovely 2-bedrm
brk., fenced yd., huge expan. attic
S12.50O. Should go FHA or GI
JOHN H. JOHNSON, 422-l5l1.
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SGs,- O-IOOu
BRICK MAGNIFICANCE-Rambler
of beauty; 3 lge. bedrms., dining
area, Ia baths, modern kitchen,
tiled bsmt.; covered patio; car
port. etc: l40-ft. corner lot with
Falls Church address; beautifully
HANDICAPPED; SpotlesS and priced to
sell fast at $4,000; $1,000 down
0Os1 eIOss tS g. I Corners. See this today
PLANTATION REALTY, JE. $4,000
BRoYHILL PARK-4th bedrm. and
a bath in bsmt. are among the
desirable features in this modern
brick rambler. What's more, you
can have immediate possession on
Gl or FHA terms. Beautifully
handicapped yard. Must be seen
to be appreciated, Hurry! IA
4-13OO, BROYH1LL & SONS,
REALTORS, 1900 Lee hwy.
BUILDERS BUILD HOUSES TO
SELL-Just this one. Not a sub
6diiyision, and its new and in
IN; Arl.." too! All-brick ranch
style, corner lot Just off Wilson
blvd; 3 nice bedrms. with lh
baths on same level; full basement
has rec. area with plumbing
roughed-in. Full price only Sl9,95O
This is a real opportunity that re.
quires immediate actionl Cal
REYNOLDS REALTY, ia. 7-6625
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

BRICK sPLIT-LEvEL. 8 bedrms.. Q
full baths, nice rec. rn. See TO
Appreciate. OWNER, FL. 4-4490.
BR0OKVILLE-3-bedrm. split: rec
nm; finished bsmt.; GI loan. Call
OIL. 6-397O.
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HTLLCREST HTS 5005 93rd NJ

HILLCREST HTS, 50O5 card pkwy
All brick rambler, with lots Of
style; center hall entrance, 3 bed
rms, baths; garage: . firepls.; :;
loads Of extras; best of location.
l blk. from school. shopping. 1st
time offered. FHA or asking
around S2S. 500. FALLIN REALTY
CO, Ii 4-7300 or RE. 5-4734.
HILLSIDE = $3.50 down buys this
modern rambler on lovely lge. lot:
6 rms. and bath: full bsmt: gas
heat; modern fully equipped kit. ::
vacant: ready for immed. possess
sion. Only S95 mo. OWNER. EN-.
5-4l56, ST. 3-7O15.
HILLWoOD MANOR-3-bedrm. Co.
lonial widen. lge. liv. rm, din.
rm, fully equip. kit; nice quiet
area facing Sligo Greek pkwy.
E1sBNAcHER REALTY 10. 4-5555
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Desirable
Lewisdale, Md; :. blks. from good
Sion: all-brick Cane Cod: praCti.
Cally brand new; perfect for large
family: priced low for lightning
sale at SlT.45O. W. R. HUGHES
CO, AP. 1-140O.
HYATTSVILLE AREA-Needed. l
large family stepping up to larger
home, brk. WILLIAMSBURG Cape Cod
featuring 4 hcdrmS., sep. din. rm.,
2l2 baths, full bsmt., only ) years
old: quick possession. priced for
quick sale w/S1,4OO down. LIST
T. L. J J. LIsz co.-HE. 4-18oo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5-rm.
rambler on large corner fenced lot.
Full bsmt.. Gear carport; GI only
$4,000 No down payment re-
| uuired. Call til 8 pm. WA. $4,000
ROBERT S. DAVIS g. CO, INC
KENTLAND-S295 dn. incl. set
tlement .Chgs.. 3 bedrms.. det;!
finance ME. s-1212.
LANHAM, nr. Martins wds. and
/ NAsA, only l mi. east OF Wash
BALTIC. pkwy.-Lovely new, 3-bed.
room brick rambler sep din, rm.,
corner firepl, full bsmt, lge. lot;
only $1,000 FLA or cony.
NJ. LEO STORCH SP 3-450C
LANHAM WITH INCoME-Lge. 4.
bcdrm.; a acre; apt. over garagei
Older bus substantial Construc'
ton beautiful shrubs trees ant
flowers. NJ. LEO STORCH, SP
LARGE FAMILY bedrms.; full
kit. BY OWNER, sP. 3-4632.
LEWISDALE AREA-Brick ram.
bier with 8 bedrms., Ia baths
rec rm., IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION; Sl4,950. HUGH T. PECK
Realtor, 5635 New Hsmp. ave
HE. 4-1700.
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ALEX, nr. Masonic Temple-Brick
center-hall Colonial, h.-w.h.,. 3
bedrms, ga baths, firepls in ise.
liv. rm. and bsmt., expansible
3rd fir: scr. porch. det. garage,
| blk. grammar school, conv. bus,
CIV, high. Pentason: S24,9bO.
OWNER. XII. S-s403.
South = 4-bedrm.
house on h-acre level lot; GI no
down payment; $50 per mo-. prin.
and interest,
3 BEDRMs., possible 4th, on large
wooded lot: assume G1 payments
Of SS1.54. piti.
Q BEDRMs., liv. and din. rm., full
bsmt., semi; G1 no down; S67
per mo-, prime. and interest.
CRISPIN PROPERTIES, SO. 5-7567
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ANDREWS AREA, :
ANDREWS
Mt. Calvary Parish
ARDMORE
CLOSE IN
RIVERDALE

GI or FHA terms. 2-bedrm. shin
gle BUNGALOW, > baths, sep. din.
Tm., equipped kit. Must sell only
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EMERGENCY

FAIRFAX TOWN-3-bedrm. brick
on dead-end street, Priced to sell
fast at Sl5,995. WE. S-2500.
FAIRFAX--Elegant home on a.
acre lot; with 3 huge bedrms.,
ga baths, screened porch, sep
separate apartment over garage
perfect location for doctors of.
flee; S51. 800. Call Ell. 6-4161. II
no answer. Mr.. RAYMOND DU. B.
1924. MRS. WIN. H. LAUGHLIN
Realtnr Mel nan Va
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els. no money down and only $3.50
settlement charges buys this J.
bedrm. .brk home, conveniently, To-
Gated close to public and parochial
schools, shopping and transp,
Hnrrv. nnlv 81 y G0A
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DUNN L0RTNG-2-bedTm. bunEa-
low on "a acre; liv. rm., lge. kit,
utility rm., bath. gas heat. mod,
stove, refgr., washer, drier;
fenced yd. Only SO 300. OWNER,
JE. 3-12S3, Ewes, JE. 3-9O67.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(coNTlNuED)
ANDREWS AREA-stone ramb. 5

ANDREWS AREA-Stone ramb.
rms. bath. city water and sewage;
conv shopping. elem. schools;
FHA appr.. Sm. dn. pymt.. 500
total mo. pvmt. OWNER. FE. g.
1898, 1901 Mason st, N. ForeStvl.
ANDREWS AREA, DIST. HGHTs
Assume lac. GI loan with $1,000
dn. 3-bedrm. brick and frame
rambler; full bsmt., storm win
dows, Anchor fenced yard. Vacant
VESTA REAL ESTATE
DE k-ONl IL
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sEARRooK ACRES oRnz Hinder.
HYATTSVIIIF-St II

HYATTSV1ILE-St Jcrome's and
public Schoo!e Large home, all
large rooms, 3 bcd-ms. din. rm
pantry and kit. large porch: bsmt.;
new alumni. siding. alumni storm
windows; beautiful lot with l2O-ft.
frontage, trees, completely fenced.
o-car garaEe. Assume balance due.
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CAN YOU

Imagine q 72-ft. cleaning white
custom built rambler, immac eond.
with 3 bedrms., large liv. rm. and
firepl., sep. din. rm., farm size
kit. rear screened porch for only
S25,600 with $1,000 cash7 Better
call on this one-opportunity
knocks!!
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RTVFRDAIE

Walk to schools. shopping and
transp.; bedrms., baths, bsmt.,
detached garage; on tree-shaded
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO,
THE HOUSE OF HOME"
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nE@gGn

Been looking for a clean. efficient.
economical 3-bedrm. rambler? Buy
this beauty direct from owner.
Select Falls Church area: dream
kitchen. s closets. enclosed car
port. level lawn. close to schools,
shopping Bargain at Sl9.5OO.
Assume low interest loan. Call
JE 4-23IS.
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LANHAM-Don't miss this L-shaped
brick rancher with separate din
rm, lOxli-tt. kit, twin-Size bed
rms; screened rear porch. fun
bsmt.; lo-acre lot with circular
driveway. A terrific buy at Sl4,5OO.
Net' no money On. $3.50 dn. FHA.
Call now.
Evening star., 1961-07-05
Killing Holds
Charlotte Man

CHARLOTTE, N. c.. July 5
(AP) George King Cutter, a
wealthy real estate developer,
was arrested and held without
bond overnight on a charge OF
murder in the death of a 80
year-old widow whose bruised
body was found at her home
yesterday.
A preliminary hearing, sched-
uled for today, was delayed,
probably until tomorrow, until
completion of a police investi-
CATION. Mr.. Cutter remained in
Jail without privilege of bond
Officers found the body o1
Mrs. Delete Nycum, bruised
from head to toe, at her resi-
dence in a middle-class neigh
borhood yesterday. But police
believe she died in a bus, fitted
out by Mr.. Cutter as a rolling
residence.
Investigation indicates tina
probably Mrs. Nycum dle'
while visiting a bus at Morri
Field and was later moved b
a party or parties unknown t
her residence" Police Chic
John S. Hord said.
Stored in a warehouse q
Morris Field, a World War ]
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installation adjoining the Mu-
nicipal Airport, is q bus used
by Mr.. Cutter and his family
to tour Cuba several years ago.
Mr.. Cutters arrest came about
eight hours after Kenneth L.
Henderson telephoned Charlotte
police from Fort Bragg about
4 am. and asked them to in
vestigate the death of his sister.
Chief Hord did not disclose
what led detectives to arrest
Mr.. Cutter, a married man with
four children.
The 48-year-old defendant is
/ the largest single owner of
downtown property in Char
llotte. His most ambitious real
estate project recently is con-
struction of a 14-story office
building scheduled to open this
fall.
Mr.. Cutters attorney, wal
lace Osborne, said his client
did not wish to talk with re-
porters, and Mr.. Osborne alsC
declined to comment.
Coroner w. M. SummeryillC
said he has not decided on thl
I cause of death and, although
he has completed an autopsy
Evening star., 1961-07-05

. Demonstrations against
Washington area business firms
that discriminate against Ne
groes will continue, according
to the Congress on Racial
Equality.
The announcement was made
Yesterday at q CORE rally in
Judiciary Square by Warren
Moss, employment chairman OF
the non-violent action group
Mr.. Moss said no demonstra-
tions are planned at present
but "pickets may spring up
in front Of any area business
firm that continues to discrim-
mate against Negroes in 1T
hiring policies or its service IA
cilities.
julius w. Hobson, SO, Wash
ington president of the nationa
CORE organization, said yes
terday's rally was lin protes
of Federal failaure to enforc
the Supreme Court decision o
1854 that banned segregation.
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CORE Hints Pickets
For D. c. Businesses

Mr. Hobson said the Gov
request for a cooling
off period in the recent Free
dom Rider movement in the
is unacceptable"
I'VE may fill up the jails
all over the country, but the
Freedom Riders are not going
to stop until We bring about
a truly democratic system" Mr.
Hobson said.
Fifty four sign carrying
d onstrators yesterday
marched from Sixth street and
the Mall to the square in the
400 block Of E street NV. tc
hear talks by four formerly
Jailed Freedom Riders.
The Rev. Perry A. Smith
III, 27, pastor of First Baptis
Church, North Brentwood, Md.
told the demonstrators he ant
other members of the clerg,
were jailed in Mississippi re
Gently for trying to enjoy tn
same freedom to travel tina
applies to other Americans"
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sidered possibly deransed and
had been in Philadelphia for
five years. He worked for three
years as q pinboy in a bowling
alley managed by Mr.. Bloom,
and it was there he met Mr..
Bloom.
Laid off when the alley was
converted to automatic PIN
settlers, Sharp went to work in
a service station operated by
Mr.. Bloom.
st trusted him like a brother" "
Mr.. Bloom said. Some week
ends Brent would have $40O
at the station. We never miss
a thing"
The station closed six months
ago and Sharp moved in with
the Blooms while working at
odd jobs.
THE kids loved him imme-
diately. He would take them
swimming on hot days. He
would 60 with us to the shore,
and, Mrs. Bloom said, the mar
charged with murder "woulc
do the Friday shopping fol
me-"
Mr.. Bloom said agents came
to the bowling alley Monda!
and asked him to accompan!
them to the home. "The!
asked who he was and h,
asked Who am I supposed Il
be?' The agents looked at hi
= arm and Sharp was tatooe
= on it. couldn't stand it an,
: more" Mr.. Bloom recounted.
e I'VE are going to Chicago a
witnesses. I'm ready to sell m
S house if it will do him an
e good" Mr.. Bloom said.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 5 tAP).
He was on the FBrS most
wanted list. for a cruel murder.
But to Mr.. and Mrs. JACK
Bloom the fugitive captured IN
their home was just like one OF
the family trusted like a
brother"
Still shocked that the odd
Jobs man they took to their
hearts was not the person ne
represented himself to be, the
Blooms promised, nevertheless
Yesterday to aid him.
The man they knew as Bryan
Brenton was, in fact, Kenneth
Holleck Sharp, %, sought since
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FomiIy's Trusted Sitter
Seized by FBI as Killer

1852 on a charge that he shot
and killed a 75-year-old service
station attendant during a
holdup in Chicago.
When the FBI took Sharp
into custody Monday, Mr..
Bloom said, he was performing
one of the tasks with which
the family trusted him-baby-
sitting for the three Bloom
children, boys aged 2, 4 and 8.
Mrs. Bloom, %, said OF Sharp
that "he was good he was
kind he was just like one
of the family the kids miss
him already"
The FBI said Sharp was con-
Evening star., 1961-07-05
Australia Ruises
Wuoes of Z Million

SYDNEY, Australia, July 5
(AP), - The Commonwealth
Arbitration Commission has
raised Australia's minimum
weekly wage, increasing wage
rates for about 2 million
workers.
The new minimum for un-
skilled men is the equivalent
of $33.04 in New South Wales
state and ranges downward to
$30.24 in Queensland state
Women get three-fourths the
mems rate.
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on7p1rA1 BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS

" p a
ON4AA 200 = Street No7THw
WASHINGTON a. D. C.
July, 1851
,A7,Ou OF THE "ooIs sns.vteSNopf sn..s oS oR1e1oss
IN ASSOCIATION our s,IpsIy DIVIDEND At !HI
oRiENTM TO PAY REGULAR on PROPOSED TO Ray
PROPOSED ArHvA AND. YEAR DIVIDEND" A
RATE OF 4% pm DOTH ANNIVERSARY a TO SHARE
AN EXTRA euATJERL1 ,,aWuu 'so7H TO BE .cREO''tO -
THE RATE or roHS7s ON SEPTEMBER eS' ''
MEMBERS HAVING ssARs EssI11sO 70
nrcrusER 8, $50, VIZ .onN1 ANY TIME DURING The
YEAR 1861. rn -o PAY UP
o,,.,. MEMBERS WILL Be PERn1n7IU PE11I IU lsel.
NEV oho'HH NJ. ,ma Each CALENDAR NOM" :"
on, FRIENDS AsouT ORIENTAL nnp,ne TINS LONG
IEtL yTAsn ADVISE THEM I'M, .cr FOR INDIVIDUALS
ANNtV6KsHM"-. HAS PROVIDED sME ian MAXIMUM
oRiLN1A I'VE n sAvlNcs NHlea .S M yToypEp
plvuENOs M uours ON ECONOMICAL -. OUR
FOR 1HE rUns KNOW THAT THEY, 'Ioo'
yoUe rRtnS tnSpvrRshY YEAR DIVIDEND
y. YOUR ACCOUNT soex ". .!7si s.N,Sss sss'"
BE SURE YoU VISA ADD 10 your rvSOs 10 ~
FOR The A" uo~ "a THE TINE TO PUI,Oor"ciprRlop. PUT
ACCOUNT W. IN THE CURRENT eiV'O-. -.
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Pity the Crouch - he's a guy
who has sized himself UP and got
sore about 1T
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Deans Credit CIothier, 119 w.
Capitol ST., one of Jaekson's lead
ing credit stores, now under the
management eff MIR Toni BattaglIa,
who was manager of the store for
a number of years when it was To-
Gated at the corner of Parish and
Capitol Streets, last week presented
fifteen complete new suits to the
Pirates of the local Negro Little
League
= In the above picture, Curtiss
Cowan (rightl Little League Di-
rector, and Percy Greene, editor
and publisher of the Jackson Ad-
vCeate, who had an important role
in getting the store to make the
contribution, IS shown with Mr.
BattagIia, as they read the letter
announcing the delivery of the suits
here
Mr. Cowan expressed the deep
est appreciation both for himself
and the Pirate team for the suits,
and to Editor Green for his part In
obtaining the contribution of fiji
teen suits from the store, at cost
of close to $500 total
Mr.. Cowan also expressed the
hope that the contribution from
Deans Credit Clothier would spur
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Panel Plans
Discussion Of
Farm Plight

The problems of American agri-
culture and programs to solve
them Will be discussed In the next
edition of ~Briefing Session
Marvin L. MeLain, assistant leg
lslative director of the American
Farm Bureau Federation, and Yves
ley MeCune, public relations diree-
tor of the National Farmers Un-
ron will join Moderator Edward
r. Morgan
NeLAin worked I'm the Dept of
Agriculture rs supervisor of the
Commodity Credit Corporation and
from 1856 to 1860 served as As
sistznt Secretary For many years
he operated n livestock farm I'm
Iowa
McCune also served I'm the Ag-
riculture Dept MS executive assist
ant to Sec Charles Brznnan from
the latter's appointment I'm Is4S
until 1858 During his career he
has worked as a correspondent for
Newsweek, Time and Life maya
zines He is the author of several
books ON farm policy
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|1l11f
ELIcIBLES FOR MAJOR LEAGUE
ROOKIE All,STAR TEAM GIVEN
THIRTEEN NEGRO PLAYERS LISTED
INCLUDE NORM BASS OF Laurel. MISS

New York, June IL - The
names of III frst-year major lea
que players eligible for the 1861
Tops AlSt>r Rookie Team were
announced today by Sy Berger.
sports director of Tops Chewing
Gum. Inc. sponsor of the annual
rookie competition
The Kansas City As led both
leagues I'M contributing to the list
of ehgibles. with mine players Low
club was the World championship
Pittsburgh Pirates which has no
qualifying hrst-year players
Among the more prominent chg
ible rockies are outflelders WiIlie
Davis of the Dodgers and Carl
Yastrzemski of the Red Sox, and
pitchers Prank Funk of the In
dams and Howie Nunn of the
Reds The four men are the choice
of The Sporting News" rs the
majors top 1861 rockies
Voting for the freshman squad
is restricted to boys and girls be-
tween SIX and sixteen, With two
new major league teams I'M Los
Angeles and Washington and
therefore more rookie players eIig-
Ible this year. Berger anticipates
that the vote count will reach am
unprecedented new high More
than IS million bx1Iots are being
distributed to youngsters I'm all
tho so states and Puerto Rico,
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through youth organizations, IN
packages of Tops baseball trad
ing cards and I'm several sports
magazines
The names of the players chosen
rs the nations top rockies viii be
announced I'm the fall After the
World Series, the all-stars will be
the guests off honor Mt a luncheon
held I'm New York, where they
will receive trophies and other
awards
The 1861 Rookie Star team
will be the third consecutive first
year aggregation chosen by the
nations youngsters I'm past cleo
irons, the youthful choices were
matched very closely by the selec-
tons of baseball writer's, sports
casters, editors, club executives
and other veteran Judges of dia-
m0nd talent
Among the now-estzblished stars
picked for the Topps team I'm 1860
are the OrioEe's Jim Gentle, cur
rently leading the American Lea
que IN homeFs and RIBS; the
Dodgers Prank Howard and Ori-
0le's Rom Hansen Members of
the 1859 Rookie team included the
Indians long ball hitting catcher
John Romano, pitcher Jim Perry,
also of Cleveland. the Minnesota
Twins Bob Allison and Cincinnati
Pitcher Jim O'Toole-
OF the " players eligible this
year, ten with be picked for the
Rookie zll-star roster ait the end
of the season The election Is be
ing conducted with the full coop
Grafton of organized baseball I'm
der the rules, eligibility for the
team Frecludes amy player who
spent more than As days, had
more than 80 official times Mt bat
or pitched more than As innings
I'M the majors prior to the 1861
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Social Security

( @. / understand that folks get
ting social security can now get
hospital benefits How do 1 get
these benefits
"a A. The law giving health benefits
to the Aged through social security
did not pass For information
about the law that was passed you
should go to your local county wei
fare office.
@. understand the new law on
social security has changed the
time you have to be married before
you can get a wife's benefit on your
husbands record. Is this true7
A. Yes. A wife now has to be
married only one year to get bene-
fits on the husbands record. She
used to have to wait three years
before we paid her.
@. own business Are my bust
ness expenses included in the $1,000
| am allowed to make while draw
ing benefits, or are tney 0educt-
ible?
A. You include in the $1,000 an
nual earnings only the net income
from your business. To arrive at
the net income, you deduct your
total expenses from your total in
come
@. How much work credits must
I have under social security to get
disability payments?
A. You must have work credits
for at least five out of the ten
years just before you became un-
able to work.
@. Can / get disability checks if
l am temporarily unable to work
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season
The Is Negroes eligibles are As
follows, Earl Robinson, Baltimore
Orioles, Floyd Robinson. Chicago
White Sox, Bubba Morton. Detroit
Tigers, Jake Wood, Detroit Tigers.
Rom Henry, Minnesota Twins Jes-
sc Gonder, New York Yankees
Chuck Hinton Washington Soma
tors, Billy Williams, Chicago Cubs,
Willie Davis, Los Angeles bod
gers, Carl Warwick, Los Angeles
Dodgers, Clarence CoIman, Phila-
delphia PhiElIes. Natty Alou- Sam
Francisco Giants, and Norm Bass,
Kansas City Athletics, from Laur-
ell Miss
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Archie Moore
Still CHAMPION

New York - Ancient Archie
Moore battered ItaIy's GiuIio Rina-
IdI, a courageous butt inept chalI-
enger, Saturday night and held
tight to his share of the world
light heavyweight boxing title on
a unanimous decision after Is
rounds at Madison Square Garden
Moore showing his age, never
was able to drop the young italian
although he cut him around both
eyes and bIoodIed his nose
Moore weighed 1741s, RinaIdi
173 ga
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-06-17
Negro Little
League Formed
I'm Newton

A complete Little League base
ball program for Negroes il un
derway IN Newton with some 60
boys, ages 10 through IL, COM
peting IN a four-team league
The program is under the su-
pervisiOn and direction of Prinei-
pal N H. Plate and Coaches Rich
ard Polk and Walter Reed, all of
Newton Vocational High School.
The season opened May III and
will continue through July 10th
Games are held mt the Newton
Vocational High School diamond
Only two other Mississippi towns
offer Little League baseball for
Negro boys and Coaches Polk and
Reed are hopeful that other towns
~nI initiate similar programs
The Newton coaches are also i'm
terested IN arranging play-0ffs
with other towns and would like
to be contacted by Interested
groups M
The Newton County Bank, Paul
w. Mcmillan, President, is spon-
sOring the program by furnishing
all four teams with complete
equipment and uniforms
-0
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because of an Illness or accident
A. No Payments are mot made
for a temporary disability To get
disability checks, your condition
must be one that is expected to last
indefinitely or cause death
A sure sign of middle age: When
the phone rings ON Saturday night
and you hope, it's. not for you
"Your aunt's very rich Does she
enjoy good health ?"
Yes, gloats over IL"
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and 4 graduate of Lanier High
School Jackson He is the SON of
Mr. and Mrs H. T. Sampson, who
reside Mt 7O5 Watson Street Jack
SON. Mr. Sampson Is Executive
Dean of Jackson State College
Mrs Sampson rs Child Welfare
worker with headquarters I'm Jack
SON
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-06-17
Lion Names McBee
Regional GeOlOgist

Ell DORADO, Ark - William
McBee Jr- has Joined LION Oil Com
pany Division of Monsanto Chem
Eal Company as regional geoIogist
for the Southern Exploration Re
gion of the production and explora-
tion department He will be To-
Gated at Shreveport, La
McBee formerly was employed
by an oil company In Amarillo, Tex
He was graduated from the Uni
versity of Tulsa in 1912 with a BIS
degree in petroleum engineering
and received a Master of Science
degree from the University of Kan
sas In 194S-