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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARL. S.. BARCRoFT-3-rm brick
lge. studio liy rm. wNirepl.. bed
room, bath. KIT. with DIN area
frequent bus service, shopping cen
nearby; 500.
B. NJ. SMITH, Realtors IA. 4-420C
ARI., N; DOMINION HILLS-By
owner, 2-story Colonial; 3 bedrms
l l2 baths, rec. rm. jalousie porch
storm windows, new kit, Anchor
fence; FHA approved $4,000
JE. 3-043O.
ARLINGTON, BEST SCHOOLS
Immaculate brick Colonial with
bedrooms, POWDER ROOM, lovely
new kitchen, beautiful paneled rec
reatioD room, large screen porch
nice Ahchor-fenced lot; near Tuck
ahoe and Dennis O'Connell schools
LOW 20sl FRANCK S. PHILLIPS,
INC, REALTORS. IA. 7-S0I2r
ewes. OF. 4-552O
AURORA HILLS; NEW LISTING!-
Fine brick Colonial on a beautiful
street; spacious center-hall plan
lovely big rooms, include powder
room, up-to-the-m minute kitchen, :
bedrooms, , baths on End floor
recreation room with fireplace
ueHgnLIuI screened p0rCn, cool anC
shady. Few minutes to downtown
and Pentagon. Priced at S39.500
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC. Real.
tors, ia. 7-S0l2; eve. OF $500
AVAILABLE NOW-This spic and
span 4-bedrm. home, featuring
2S-ft. rec. rm, ga baths, carport;
all situated on a wide, sweeping
corner lot. Walk TO ALL schools
shopping and bus. FHA appraised,
81 600. NED O'REILLY CO., INC
HU. l-27l1.
BAILEYS CROSSROADS
ALL AIR CONDITIONED
Parklawn, super brick rambler incl
$1,000 extras! 3 bedrms., COM
plete GE kit, li2 baths. Huge
screened porch. CENTRAL AIR
CONDITIONING. SI9,500 FHA
min. down, Si20 mo.
MILKEY RLTY. IA. 7-025O
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WI. 1924
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL I-ACRE LOT; l5O-ft.
frontage near Congressional Coun.
try Club. Only $4,000. NE. 8.
l1I7. LA. 9-O4IO.
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Corner lot. 2O-foot living
room, dining area, 10X15
kitchen, 8 bedrooms: full
basement; only Ia yrs. old;
Sl9,350.
fmmed. poSs. on l-year-old
brick and frame rambler
with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
full basement, all-electric
kitchen; $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
Sleepy Hollow

3-BEDRM. CENTER HALL RANfB
In tiptop residential area and set
on cul-oe-sac; l5-acre nicely land
scaped lot: only minutes from :
Corners. II has spacious liv. rm.
with firepl., fully equip. kit. full
bsmt. with 27-ft. rec. rm. and
hot-Eater Dashboard heat. Priced
to sell at So5 Q50
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BEI 3-rm. air-cond,
office, parking lot: ideal for med
ical practice. TU. 2-6565, OIL. 6.
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,ENTRALLY AIR CONnITIONFI

CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED
-Ultra-modern home with hue.
picture windows providing unre-
striCted view of WaShlncton Colt
Course; 3 bedrooms. , baths. spa
ciouS kitchen with all-electric GE
equipment, 2T-ft. clubroom in
walkout basement; a distinctive
residential area and choice prop
erty priced in the 4Os; easy terms
Call JA. 5-6SO0.
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ALEX. AREA-No money down GI.
on this 4-bedroom Cape Cod on
busline; large living room, equipped
kitchen. tile bath, level lot and
garage; payments only SSS.36 in
eluaing principal and interest;
won't last. Call now TIE. 6-4l15.
WELLINGTON REALTY
Evening star., 1961-07-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

HATE LONG COMMITTING? New
ramblers, split -foyers and split
levels in North Arlington. They
have center halls. living rooms
with fireplaces, sep din. rms,
lovely kitchens, 3 bedrooms with
space. for > more; and ga baths
Worth looking at for the family
who needs space In q new house
and wants the price of it to be
in the mid 20s. ATLAS OF ARL-
1NGToN, ia. 5-1550; ewes, KE.
S-645S.
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FEATURES in this brick home tC
please everyone. Located in N
Arl., just few minutes from ALL
SCHOOLS and shop ctrs. 3 bed
rms, den; full bsmt. unfinished
small sep. din. rm.. liv rm. with
paneled firepl. wall and random
width pegged floors. Porch faces
rear of tree-shaded lot for pri-
yacy and charm. $1,000; $3.50
down.
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MILLER

REAL ESTATE CO.
IA. 4-4252 CL. $4,000
som THING DIFFERE ENT
WANTED? This is it. Lovely
better than new home in Nc
Lean area with a large entrance
hall. huge living rm. with vaulteo
ceiling and fireplace. large sep
arate din. rm., equipped kitchen
4 bedrms., ga baths, carport
Lge. lot with tall trees. S2S.95O
ATLAS OF ARLINGTON, ia. s.
1900; ewes, KE. S-645S.
SPRINGFIELD - Crestwood split
level; 3 bedrms.. 494% GI. S2,SOC
down. 6003 Atteente I'd. 451-2S46
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90. S-e1OO

ALEX, AREA = Want a spacious
home close in. featuring center
hall entrance, living rm with fire
pl, separate dining rn.. kitchen
with eating space-YES9 And a
basement, a recreation rm. plus a
gear garage. patio, on a beautiful
lot with trees Immediate occu-
pancy. Call so 5-500O THE
HERENS COMPANIES, Realtors,
1880 Richmond hwy. Alex. Va.
ALEX. AREA = Assume Sl4,500
Az loan on this attractive g.
bedrm., lla-bath brick home; rec.
rm. with entrance to large patio
made private with lowered fencing
for indoor -outdoor living. Swim
ming pool membership included
See today. Call so. $4,000 THE
BERENS COMPANIES, Realtors,
1880 Richmond hwy, Alex.
ALEX.-SHoRT ON CASH? Then
iof NOTHING ID DowN GI. Beautiful
cond.. rec. rm., alum awnings,
storm DR., and windows. screen
porch. lovely Anchor fenced lot
with trees and yard light: $50
MONTH. AL SMITH REALTY.
KI. s-6652: ewes. JE. 2-0454.
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tcoNTlkUEoi

TOWERS SHOPPING
CENTER-6,000 50. IT,, viii par
tition to suit tenant: $3.50 per
50. IT., includes all utils.. air cond,
and full Janitor services; avail
able Immediately; S minutes from
l4th and f SITS. WILLIAM q,
BRAKEF1ELD. IA. 6-5500.
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JA. 5-6200
ARLINGTON, n, RTvERW0OD
POTOMAC RIVER VIEW

ARLINGTON, N, R1NERWOOD
POTOMAC RIVER VIEW
l ACRE
This ranch house has e bedrms.
4 baths and beautiful view across
Memorial pkwy., Potomac River
and GEORGETOWN reservoir. Main
floor, liv.-din. kit. area, 3 bed
rms. and guest suite. Lower level
has 4S-ft. game rm.. 36-ft. music
room, plus kitchenette, bedroom
and bath, . loggias. Pipes in for
swimming pool on lower garden
terrace. If desired. Greenhouse
gear garage. A truly lovely homo
for discriminating family. EX,
elusive.
GRACE A. KEMPTON
Ell. 6-4934 Realtor Ell 6-326S
ARL., N.-Golf Club Manor. Exec
tranSf. Priced for quick sale
1mmed. occup. 3-bedrm. brk
ramb. . baths. rec rm, garage
fully equip. kit; immaC, ready tc
move in. Excel committing James
town, Williamsburg, yorktown
Schools. See to apprec, 4OlS N
Woodstock. OWNER, KE. s-6410
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M. T. Broyhill & Sons

AIEXANDRIA = 3-bedrm. brk
split level in Seminary Valley
close to schools, shopping, Penta'
Eon. $4,000 dn FHA or assume
loan. Owner transit. FL. 4-3l26
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COufOrt and Charm
A RC

ARLINGTON REALTY CO., INC.
1900 Wilson Blvd, Arl
ia. 7-93OO Open Til o
CLUB HILLS-Long, low
and lovelyl One OF the show places
of this distinguished community.
Beautiful rambler in perfect
setting within two blocks of the
clubhouse; 3 bedrooms plus pam
eled den, baths, recreation room
with fireplace, jalousied breeze
way, 2-car attached garage; lot
has 16f-ft frontage and over
1000 square feet; beautiful trees
and paintings. A truly sensational
value at S42,500. FRANK S.
PHILIPS, INC. JA. 7-s012, ewes,
DU. 7-6s26.
CLUB MANOR-Brick
Colonial, liV. rm w/firepl., din.
room, 3 hedrms.. full bsmt. incl.
det. gar OWNER. KE. S.64i26. '
DOCTORS DILEMMA-Pretentious
brick Colonial in delightful pres
tige section of more expensive
homes, lovely grounds, trees. en-
trance foyer, impressive big living
room with massive fireplace, ele-
CANT random width floors formal
dining room with mural wallpaper.
well arranged kitchen, private
screened porch, attached garage. 3
large bedrooms, full basement with
family room. corner fireplace and
3rd bath. Drasticallv reduced to
S2s.500 JE. 4-22SS. PARKER
SMITH &; DONNELL, REALTORS.
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LAMBORN

YACHT HAVEN
Custom brick and stone split-level
4 bedrooms, rec. rm. with bar
fireplace in living room. separate
dining room, eating space in kit
wooded lz-aCre lot in prestige
community with swimming poo
and yacht basin. Under $4,000
with low down payment.
AND GOIIAIn7nN
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-19
Willie james Sees New Hone
After Months Of Pure Aaor,v

Willie James, young man
VINO has died a thousand deaths
in the past Is months, appar-
emily is. at long last, ON the
road 10 recovery.
Willie, who celebrated his
2lSt birthday in March after
being critically burned Dec. o,
1859, underwent skin graft
surgery last Thursday al he
= Medical College of Charleston
hospital. Though still Tar from
,umtortdble or free from pain,
he apparently is responding
well TO treatment.
II all began when Willie
sought To speed up the boiling
at water 10 scald hogs. He
threw on the fire what he be-
iieved was burnt motor oil
Il was, but il also contained
some gasoline. The fire flarad
ttHCk ana caught Willie'S oil
vet trousers ana burned him
severely on the back Of legs
from hips To heels.
T.hen to a Wilmington hos
r!ial Tor treatment. Willie I'M
cvrwcnt skin gratis. For a.
while II looked as though all
would go well. but soon IN,
gratis Sloughed off. Other at
t"!nptS were made. all with the
:amc result. Doctors were I'M
Fable To find the cause.
Even the front OF his legs.
from which skin crafts had
been taken. refused To heal and
Willie was in great pain.
Sole Salve 10 his agony was
IN" love Of a brother. Wilbur,
another top FLA boy. who gave
up a prottered college scholar
snip SO that he might remain
at home To tend Willie day and
night, round the clock, seven
, days and nights a week, 50
weeks TO the year.
Three times weekly it was
necessary 10 place Willie in a
long tub of warm salt water to
soak loose bandages and the
crust that would form over ;rc
Unheaicd and unhealing Dor
IONS of his legs and back.
Ihree times week il was ne
v"SSarN. with the tender care
mat only a loving brother
could give, for Wilbur to dress
NOSE great burned areas.
The day-and-night care could
only come from Wilbur. for
NlIlIe'S parents. Mr.. and Mrs
William NJ. James of the Mt
vernon section. are aging and
unable TO do much lifting. MIR
James is well known through
"u' upper Horny, having serv-
t." as magistrate four times
I,'ile years in all. after fillinq
me unexpired term of J. H
Blvant.
A small trapeze that hung
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-19

above Willir'S bed allowed him
to help when he had to be
transferred from bed to bed
side tub, but even then each bit
of movement was extreme tor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-19

LOVE AND COURAGE Those two at
tributes are unusually we'll exemplifcd Lv the
young men shown above - Wilbur James left
ana Willie James in the tub. Willie critically
Durne dSome 10 months ago, is shown above in
tub OF warm salt water in which he has had
TO soak some three times a week during those
long, agonlZlng months so that bandaGes from
critically burned legs could be removed to allow
re-dreSSlng Wilburn, foregoing scholarship to
college to nurse his brother day and night has
been both doctor and nurse to Willie, who is
now patient at the Medical College of Char
lesion hospital where, at long last, he appears to
be recovering
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-19

Willie couldn't move much
IN bed. ana soon tie joints r.
his legs became stiff. Gclti"s
those TO where they Will b.Iu
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-04-19

60. BE- hid
Evening star., 1961-01-06
Women Guards Learn JudoI
In Order to Guard Money|

complete a three-week train
ing period.
Their training includes the
use of firearms and Judo.
Among the holds taught them
is included the come along"
hold, in which you twist the
adversary's arm, hold it be-
hind his back and order him
to walk before you.
The girls duties include
guarding currency notes
while they are being printed,
patrolling the building, stand
ing guard at the entrances
and keeping a check Of
visitors.
They work from 10 am.
until 4 pm, Monday through
Friday. They are not given
AllsilO SIlI1JS.
Fourteen of the guards
have qualified with the .38
pistol. and have been issued
revolvers, which they carry
with them while on duty.
The youngest of them is
81. The oldest is IS.
Wear Uniforms
Their uniform consists of
dark blue blouse and match
ing skirt. with a gray shirt,
black tie and navy blue hat.
They are also issued shoulder
bags in which they carry
their revolvers, which are
always loaded, though the
cylinder under the hammer
is kept empty to prevent ac-
cidental shooting.
Their appointment as
guards is temporary. Several
months ago when new labor
saving machinery was intro
duced, Director Holtzclaw was
faced with the task of re-
ducing his work force. To his
surprise he found that women
employees who might have
been laid off, welcomed the
idea of becoming guards.
When openings beca m e
available on the male guard
force and he posted vacancy
notices. he was swamped with
233 applications for II OPEN
ings.
However, when openings
became available in other de-
partmentS, Director Holtz-
claw plans to take the women
off guard duty.
Evening star., 1961-01-06

shooting, I keep practicing in
my spare time, and a burglar
might find it easy to enter
my house but very difficult
to get out" she said.
IL Women
Mrs. Hensen, who has been
married 20 years. and whose
husband is a biological tech
nician at the Walter Reed
Hospital, is one of the IT
women who serves as a guard
at the Bureau.
They have been at their
job a couple of months now
and all skepticism as to their
utility have vanished in view
OF the excellent service record
shown by them.
Says Bureau Director Hen
ly HoltZclaw: These women
have a high efficiency rating.
And Furthermore, they get
along very well with their
male colleagues, which makes
for an exemplary esprit de
corps in this Office"
Mrs. Hensen added that
being a guard does not affect
her housework. MY hus-
band was surprised when one
day I came home in a guards
uniform, but he loves me all
the more for it. I continue
to do all the cooking, and I
still make my own Clothes"
she said.
Mrs. Marjorie Cross, also of
Washington, who has been
married % years also said
that being a gun-Slinging
guard does not affect her
wife's role.
MY husband used to tease
me a lot about it at first, but,
in general, my family is very
proud Of me: especially my
21-year-old daughter. who
has a hard time in explain
ing to her friends that am
a guard and not a guide"
she said.
Miss Felix M. Rhone said
she finds her duties as q
guard highly rewarding."
II am able to go all over
the bureau, instead of being
confined to one department.
I meet people and enjoy talk
ing with them," she said.
The female guards must
Evening star., 1961-01-06

meeting of the Advisory
Council Of the OCDM before
flying to Tampa, Fla. Tuesday
afternoon for a visit with
Mrs. Karl King, dean Of
women at the University Of
Tampa.
From there she will go to
Miami where she plans to
spend the winter.
A frequent visitor here,
Mrs. Houghton formerly re-
sided in Washington first as
CIVIC president, then as
deputy director of the Inter-
national Cooperation Ad-
ministration.
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Mrs. Houehton Is Visitor Here

Mrs. Hiram Cole Houghton
Of Red Oak, Iowa, Is visiting
washington for a few days as
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Williams before leav-
ing Tuesday for Florida where
ehe plans to spend the winter.
Mrs. Houghton, a past
president of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs,
will be co-hosteSs with Mr..
and Mrs. Williams at a recep-
lion at the latter's home
tomorrow night for their
friends.
On Monday and Tuesday
Mrs. Houghton will attend a
Evening star., 1961-01-06
ENGAGEMENTS
Brodsky-Stroup

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Brodsky announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Barbara Sonia to Mr.. Phillip
Glenn Stroup. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Stroup. A
summer wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1961-01-06
Groy-Loverine

Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Gray
II Of Benton Harbor, Mich,
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Linda to DR..
John Robert Laverine, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Law
crime of this city. A February
18 wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1961-01-06
Keenon-Perry

Mrs. William j. Keenan, of
Peoria. Ill.. announces the
engagement Of her daughter
Colleen Elizabeth to Mr..
James w. Perry, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Perry. Miss
keenan, is also the daughter
Of the late Mr.. Keenan,. A
June wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1961-01-06
Duwson-Sheu

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene G.
Dawson Of Falls Church an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Paula Eliza
beth to Mr.. Kelvin T. Shea,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
F. Shea, also of Falls Church.
Evening star., 1961-01-06
BY MOHAMMED RAUF, Jr,
Contributing Writer

VAAlCI
If q burglar enters the
house in Washington of Mrs.
Doris B. Hensen, she would
know how to deal with him
without waking her husband.
For Mrs. Hensen is not only
an expert with a pistol but also
most of the important holds
in judo have been taught her
by the trainers at the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing,
where she is a guard.
Although I'm good enough
to have passed the test in
Evening star., 1961-01-06
Bitner-Kennedv

DR.. and Mrs. Robert E.
Bitner of Falls Church an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Carol to Mr..
Kent Kennedy. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles w. Kennedy
Of San Jose, Calf. An early
spring wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1961-01-06
Fryer-Doerfer

Mr.. and Mrs. William T.
Fryer announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Mary
Elsie to Mr.. John Page Doer-
fer son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
C. Doerfcr OF Bethesda. An
August wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Ina
Balm fro m
the o I h e r

the 20 t h er
woman" role in the movie.
"F ON the Terrace?"
Then you have some idea
of the natural charm of a
young actress who also is
going places on TV.
Miss Balm, %. plays
opposite another young
actor, George Peppard,
from Detroit, who enacts
the title role of T.R. in
the American Heritage"
drama, The Invincible
Teddy" on NBC Friday
night.
Peppard will, of course.
play young Theodore
Roosevelt in the story of
the American presidents
formative " ars. Miss
Balm enactS his second
wife, Edith Carow.
Others in the cast are
veteran actor Thomas
Mitchell, who plays Roose-
velt's close friend and
political adviser, Joseph
Murray. Glenda Farrell
is cast as Roosevelt's
mother, Arthur Hill as
Samuel Gompers, an d
MARITIME Bartlett plays
Anna Roosevelt, Teddy's
sister.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-11

fine message, others made in
teresting remarks. r h e
amount raised was $34.15.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-11

The scientist is DR.. Nifty
amanda Patti, professor of
Biology who has been engag-
ed in the study since last
spring. He announced this
week a break-through in his
experiments.
He told reporters, "deficien-
cy in vitamin Be definitely
causes sterility in males by
interfering with the -ollicular
stimulating hor- rome from the
brain which is responsible for
growth and development of
spermatazoa, the male repro
ductive CELL"
He intimated as much when
he presented scientific pa
per dealing with the same re-
search before the American
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-11

dent.
Under Dr.. Gragg's direc-
ton, NACWC will attempt to
raise 100000 during 1861. If
the drive is successful, the
Douglass Home will undergo
extensive renovation, includ-
ing landscaping of the A4-acre
tract on which it is located.
Present plans call for the
dedication of the Home as a
national shrine on January
/, 1862.
The Douglass Home was
bequeathed to the Frederick
Douglass Memorial and His
torical Association in the will
of his widow. the late Helen
Pitts Douglass. NACWC be-
came affiliated with the Home
in 1916, when it paid off the
mortgage on the Home, there
by preventing a public auc-
ton of the property. T h e
Home contains many of Doug
lass historic documents, as
well as other relics of the
mid-19th Century. Included
are the flag and spear used
by John Brown at Harpers
Ferry, w. Va. The Homes
collection represents what a
slave might think and what
a slave might become" ac-
cording to DR.. Gragg.
The advisory committee for
the restoration of the Home
includes some 80 distinguish
ed citizens. 1t is headed by
DR.. Joseph Douglass, and has
among its members the ma
tons four Negro Congress-
men = Diggs, William L.
Dawson (D-Ill.), Robert N. c.
Nix (D-Pa.), and Adam Clay
ton Powell (D-N.Y.).
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-11

eously in the House by Cong.
Charles c. Diggs Jr. Cd
Mich.), according to the SEN
ator.
Put a needle into your
Congressman so that we can
assemble across the (Anacos-
tia) river and make the Home
a part of the heritage of all
America" Sen. Hart said.
DR.. Johnson, who serves as
honorary chairman of the
Douglass Home Advisory
Board, said that the Home
can become IAN attractive
center of esteem and affect
ion for all americans. +" The
audience was urged not only
to rebuild the Home, but to
live their lives like Douglass
by the former Howard head.
Douglass was not content
to be free himself; he wanted
to see all of mankind free, %
DR.. Johnson said. "He was
one of the most powerful
spokesman for the cause of
freedom who ever lived in
America"
DR.. johnson told of Doug
lass appeals to Great Britain
during the Civil War, which
he said were instrumental in
keeping the British from en-
tering the war on the side OF
the Confederacy. He also re-
lated the abolitionist's active
role in the movement for
women's rights.
Like Douglass, we must
do everything we can to
change the Negroes status ir
America and the status oil
oppressed peoples throughout
the world" DR.. Johnson de.
clared.
DR.. Quarles, a Douglass
biographer, said that the life
of the abolitionist exemplifiec
struggle and achievement
He personified the grea
American goal that every
man, regardless of his begin
ming, can become somebody, ;
the Morgan professor said.
The restoration of the Home
was seen by DR.. Quarles al
being more than the building
of a shrine. He saiu that il
can give many people a sense
of belonging. Many people
do not believe that the Negro
has contributed to American
history DR.. Quarles declar.
ed. sThe Douglass Home car
show one of the contributions
of the race"
Other speakers included DR.
Joseph H. Douglass of Wash
ington, grandson of Douglass,
the Reverend E. Franklin
Jackson, president of the D
c. Branch of the NAACP; anc
DR.. Rosa L. Gragg of De
troit, NACWC national presi
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-11
Crowd Of 1000 Pays Tribute to
Frederick Douglass, Launches
Home Restoration

WASHIN ITON, D. c. A
crowd of some 1000 persons
gathered at the Sheraton Park
Hotel Sunday to pay tribute
to Frederick Douglass, and
launch a drive for funds to
restore he Washington home
OF the noted abolitionist and
maintain 1t as a national
shrine.
During a three-hour pro-
gram sponsored by the Ma
tlonal Association of Colored
Women's Clubs, three distin-
guiShed speakers alluded Dou-
glass and urged nationwide
support of eff.rts to restore
his Cedar Hill home in the
AnacoStia section of the Ma
tons Capital. They were u.
S. Senator Philip Hart Cd
Mich.); DR., Mordecai w.
johnson, president-emeritus
of Howard University; and
DR.. Benjamin A. Quarles,
chairman of the department
of history at Morgan State
College in Baltimore.
Sen. Hart praised Douglass
as a truly great American,
and announced that he will
introduce a bill in the Senate
to make the Douglass Home
a national shrine. The bill
will be introduced simultan-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-11

Dairy Science Association -
Southern Division annual
meeting held at jackson,
Miss, on February 6-8. Find
ings since he returned further
substantiate his original
ideas.
He conducted the expert
ments with 16-adult rats,
some of which were denied
foods bearing high prevalence
of vitamin Be. The latter
group, he found, all showed
a serious lack of development
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-03-11

The Rock Star Missionary
Society is asking each one to
come and be with them in
their Easter Slogan which will
begin Monday night, March
27, through Easter Sunday
morning, April 2 Various
churches are asked to be on
program each night. The pub
lie is invited. Sis. Mary Vol
vim, Pres, Sis. Mary Brown,
Vice; Sis. Lois Washington,
Sec.