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The Republican., 1962-08-02

her home in Bobtown, Pa, from a
heart attack.
. Jesse Taylor was a visitor in Key
ser. Saturday
Mrs. Robert Thrasher and Mrs.
George Comp recently attended a
picnic of the Allegany-Garrett
County Fircmen's association aux
iliary, at New Germany.
Rev. Perry Mcintyre, Of Corinth.
and Mrs Mary Martin, of Mt Lake
Park, we're recent visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. George Comp
Mrs. Freddy Tettenburn and
family, of Keyser, and Mrs. C. c.
O'Brien, of North Glade. visited
Mr. and Mrs. Claude King, recently.
Mrs. Dorothy Sutton, of New
York City, is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Zimmerman
and daughter Deanna.
Baird Mitchell. of Washington,
Pa, spent day or SO at his cottage
and visited Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Thrasher.
Mr.. and Mrs. EstOn NaZelrod and
daughter Faye Ellen. have been
NlSlllnB IeldllNcS i'll NJIllO.
Rheabelle George and son Doug
las. of Baltimore, are visiting with
Earl George.
An evening fellowship and show
er was given at the Methodist
church on Thursday evening in
honor of Rev and Mrs. Perry Nc
Intyre and family, newly appointed
pastor of the Corinth charge, of
which Deer Park is a member
The WSCS of the Methodist
church will meet for its regular
monthly meeting at the home of
+ Mary DeBerry, this Thursday eve
ming.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Fillmore Fleming,
of Cumberland, visited Mr. and
Mrs. p G.. Arnold. Pamela Arnold
returned to Cumberland with them
for a visit.
Miss Susan King spent one night
last week visiting Linda Dunn, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs E. c.
Clatterbuck.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Edward Sollars were MIR. and
Mrs. Edward Sollars, Jr and son
Jeffrey, of Baltimore. Mrs Carl
Doerr and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
AShby and son Shaler, of Ohio: Mr..
and Mrs Lester McNemar and Mrs.
Stella McNemar, of Piedmont: and
Ruth and Earl Martin. of Keyser
Mrs. Edward SollarS spent two
weeks in Ohio visiting her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Harry Ashby and daughter, Mrs.
Carl Doerr.
Mrs. Josephine Paugh, of Balti-
more, visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Raymond Paugh.
Tom Smiths. of Arlington, Va.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey
Smith, recently.
Mrs l. NJ. Lipscomb and daugh-
, ter, ElloWeen, of Keyser, w. Va,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Holt
COMMISSIONERS MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the Board of County Com
! missioners for Garrett County
Maryland, will be in session for
the transaction of all routine
business that may properly come
/ before them on
! MONDAY AND TUESDAY
AUGUST 6 & Z, 1862
/ BY order of the Board
MRS. VIRGINIA FIZER,
The Republican., 1962-08-02
Trustees Sale
OF
Valuable Real Estate
Situate in Election District No.
2, Garrett County, Maryland.

Under and by virtue of a Decree
of the Circuit Court for Garrett
County, Maryland, passed on the
18th day of July, 1862, in a cause
wherein Katherine Savage Thomas,
ct al, are plaintiffs and Frank
James Savage, ct uX., are defend
ants, the same being No. 5153
Equity in said Court, |. the under
signed Trustee, duly appointed by
said Court, do hereby give notice
that on
SATURDAY. AUGUST II, 1862
at the hour of 1900 a. m. (DST)
in front of The First National
Bank in the town of Friendsville,
Maryland. | will offer for sale at
public auction the following de-
scribed real estate:
All those pieces or parcels of
land situate, lying and being in
Election District No. 2, Garrett
County, Maryland, particularly de-
scribed as follows, to-wit
1-Beginning at the beginning
corner of the 155 So. rod parcel of
land conveyed by c. NJ Savage to
Charles Clayton Thomas, ct ux., by
deed dated March 81, 1949, and
recorded in Liber RID. No. 156,
folio 236, one of the Land Records
of Garrett County, Maryland, and
running with a portion of the first
line thereof South 10l2 West 5
perches. thence North 1872 West
perches, thence North 10l2 East
perches, thence South 1872 East
8 perches, to the place of beginning
containing 40 So rods, and being
Parcel No. which was conveyed
to Charles Morgan Savage by deed
from John Humberson, ct uX.. dated
! April 16, 1924, and recorded in
Liber EFT, No. sc, folio 587, one
The Republican., 1962-08-02
EXAMINATION
FOR NINE FOREMAN

Certificate Of Competency
Frostburg, Maryland, Thursday and
Friday, August 16 and H. 1862
Registration promptly at 900 a. m.,
DIST, Thursday, August 16, 1852
at State Teachers college, Frost
burg, Maryland. For application
blank and information apply Mary
land Bureau of Mines, City Build
ing, Westernport, Maryland.
ADV. 21-4t
The Republican., 1962-08-02
DEBT NOTICE

| will not responsible for any
debts other than those contracted
by myself.
KENNETH j. BISER
Box 1862
Mt Lake Park, Md.
ADV. 23-3t#
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A GEM

EN-. H-2tuO NlEnt. I'm. 81 3N:l
VETS
This 2-hedrm. home with separate
din. rm. can be YOURS for rs 1T
tie as 500 total cash 70 voti.
Tiled bsmt. and fenced yard. This
Is a must to see. Total payments
Of S76 mo.
TEMP ETON KNOLLs
No SIS down CT END minimum down
F-TA fer this 3-Scirm.. "li-hrick
CSlo~iel lge. liv. rm.. din. area.
table space kit. full bsmt.. 500 81
total mo~th,H payment
ST. RFRNARp'E
3 extra lsc. bedrmS. with ! y baths.
f'repi and separate din. rm..
full bsmt. with partial rec. rm..
many extras IN this home. :, hlss.
from shopping ce~tn- HrS t-anSp
FLA apurp'sed Sl5.50O. $500 On.
and only $40 PEE nn.
RELTSVIILE
4-bedrm.. Ia bath all-brick Cape
Cod on Ia-acre lot with built IL
garage. finished rec rm. with
firepl.. only S22,500 FHA OF
conventional terms.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
UN. 4-ll66
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:Ff0gen.

BEL ITsvILLE-Fc2EsT PARK
OPEN SUNDAY l TIL q
frn,iSsd ne% odsI gFiSx ST,c aHa 10
lovely DISTINGUISHED new subdivi-
sion. Wooded u and "a acre lots.
Directions: Out Rte. /. Montgom- :.
cry rd.. left Ia miles to Garrove
St and left one blk. to open house.
AARON REALTY CORP.
DI. 7-3451 OIL. 4-5231
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7IQggn

ALEX. -BRADDOcK HEIGHTS
rambler in highly deslrahle
neiqhbo.hood Gloss TO BLES r D
SACRAMENT. Features. 3 large
bedrooms plus den. . I'LL baths
GIFT. peneled rec. room with
second f.reolGce, eft. porch,
centrally ajr-colditioned. attrac-
lively Handicapped corner lot on
a QUIET dead-snd street
OPEN SUNDAY > TO e
OFT Shirley highway,
iington Shopping Center circle.
take third left on Oakcrest drive
10 end Of street ard open house
is 1909 Oa6creSt drive.
CURTIS =
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COTJJNGWOOD

SHt IsS., iS Sedrms G/s1.Di.s. sstai on
sep. din. rm.. elec. kit, breakfast
balcony, family rm., sewing rm.
W half bath. basement and storage
attic. plastered walls. Lee. level
rear yard for children. 1Oee down,
$4,000. B. J. FISHER, OIL. 2-o433.
8. on Mt. Vernon blvd.
approx. 3 mi. below Alex, right on
Collingwood rd, left on West Blvd.
dr.. TO al3. Open Sat. and Sun.
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ANDREWS AREA
OAKLAWN
S17.950

All-brick ramNlers. full daylight
bsmt., ceramic. tile bath. firepl.
WeStinghouS eltc. kit, lee. wood
ed lot. 10r. DOWN to qnal'ficd
purchaser. Dir: Branch ave. tRte.
81 to Allentown rd., right On
Allentown approx. 3 miles to 7l00
block. left on 5 ltri drive 10
model house on left. Open dsily
12 til dark. L. c. HALE. Builder
CT. S-53S5. ewes. LU. 1-S3I1.
ANDREWS SARGENT"
GI $3.50 cash incl. settlement and
SIS mo. pays all. Total price incl.
settlement S10.500. will buy this
2-bedrm. Cape Cod with liv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit, full bsmt.. INV h..
and det. garage. Call WA. 7-6617
for information and address.
HOMEOWNER RLTY. CO.. INC.
CLINTON = OWNER
transf., $15,50O OF, make offer 10
assume. Lovely 3-bedrm. rambler,
util., garage, u acre. 297-7744.
BEAUTIFUL 3-bedrm. bi-level, as
sumo financing willow down pay
nnent and no credit check. Move
wlen school closes HA. "-1Sn0.
PARAMOUNT SALES
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COLESVILLE

white brick rambler on
large lot. 135x2s2, beautifully land
s;SsaDsid; ;SInoid: Inslosed 6reeseT9y Is5 >, with
luxe eeuipped kitehsn. iisa'' patio a' with HS
scarpeting. hot-water heat. Home
designed for comfortable living.
close to schools and Fairgrounds.
Price, S37.500. EDWARDS &
RENICK CO. MA. 2-1199. Ewes.
EN-, 3-93l7.
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ARLINGTON

Si1.5OU
Seldom are We sS,e to offer q 4
bcdrm., l2-bsth brick home at q
BUDGET price. Gracious dining rm
makes every family meal some
thing special Clean and drv base
ment for children's play on bad
weather days. 500 down Pay
ment, Call ia. 1-93OO, $500 VIII
TRY ARLINGTON FIRST
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
Mortgage Bankers Realtors
ARLINGTON. close in-Brand-new
with full daylight bsmt. for Just
Sls.5O0! Liy. rm. with fireplace.
HURRY! POMPONIo REALTY,
221s Wilson blvd. ia. 5-556l.
Arlington: NORTB-B-end-new
bier. . firenlsccs, diuiny rm,,
beautiful Kitchen. full hsmt With
EsNs6M SS Ssfh rGr1 T2Tg1e1i,T; aitn; Sg"S?G 81 s
ARLINGTON = EMPTYING ASH
TRAYS. The Only MAINIE-
NANCE H ,,g JOB! This r!1 hTuse Is IT.;r4I rssdy
FUt f be coNr1T1oN Sse RI TRGIfk RSpIaFkIns sa7
rm.. family-size up-to-date kit.
full bsmt.. lovely wroucht-ircn
gated porch ard detached over
sized garage. New furnc ce an
new l-ton air conditioner. Fahu-
lous lot fruit trees ard shrurs.
Only 10 min. to Fl Myer. Per-
tsgon or D c. Sound intriguing?
1t is! SlS.a50.
HOLLEY REALTY
51S3 Lee pwv Arl. KE. S-535n
ARL., n, 4407 N. 18th Shy
OWNER. $4,000. 5000 down. =
bedrm. Cape Cod with h.-w.h., full
bsmt.. large fenced lot Vacant.
walk in n inspect. Mr.. SINGER.
JU. a-53a2. Principals only
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ASSUME

The most critical attitude possible
This 4-bedrm., 2-bath contem-
porary split-level will pass in
spection with flying colors. Nr
Franconia rd and new Belt hwy
ALSO ASSUME $4,000 loan
Total price only S9l,750
THOMPSON l. ASSOC. IA. 5-ISli
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COLUMBIA PINES
SO FOOTER

WHAT A RAMBLER Brick-and-
stone. with secret panels. hidden
rooms. bedrms.. , full baths.
terrific kit. bkft. space. beaut.
rec. rm. in-lAw apt. built-in gar.
) acre. beautifully Handicapped
shaded lot. Extras include wall
to-wal rugs. central air eondi-
tioning. built-in furn. in rec. rm:
You won't see another like 1t II
you look for years! S35. $50.
Miller Real Estate Co.
IA. 4-4252 CL. $4,000
COUNTRY RAMBLER, close in-An
brk., 8 bedrms., attached gar, "a
acre lot with trees, chain-link
fence, swimming membership avail.
Low 20S. Call OWNER. CT. $3.50.
De Luxe Neighborhood
DIMINUTIVE PRICE
Attractive 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
with mahogany-paneled den, liv-
ing rm. with fireplace. large din
ing rm., county-style coppeT-trim
Kitchen. rec. rm. and secluded
yard with patio. Convenient N.
Arlington location. Excellent fl
nancing at $4,000.
TOWN & COUNTRY
PROPERTIES. INC.
KE, $4,000 TO9
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HICKS
BRISTOW
Sl6.450

3-bedroom rambler on level fenced
lot. in new community. Home has
ultrRmodern kitchen, din. rm. and
ii can be bought FHA or assume
$4,000 4la'e loan. Call
Miller Real Estate Co.
CL. $4,000 IA. 4-4252
CHESTERBROOK WOODS bed
rms, baths. beautifully land
sceped bi-level at sensible price.
Open Sun, l-6. North Glebe rd.
TO N. Albermarle, then right on
Woodland Terrace to open sign.
KE. S-o4O3
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OPEN q To O
SHERWOOD FOREST

1O1 CARLISLE DIR.
Executive rambler. Fine schools,
corner property with many trees.
Center-hall plan, twin-size bed
rms, 2la baths. lge. rear liv. rm.
with firepl., lge. din. rm.. family
siz1 Fit., rec. rm. with bar. den
with firepl.. laundry rm. and work
shcp. lge screened porch. dble.
carnort with storage. Call
HUGH T. PECK LO. 5000
Sill. SPPING, 4 -bedm.
brick rambler, liv. rm.. firepl.,
Wv. caroet. walk-out tiled bsmt
Anchor +crced. Bacfed bv park
area. FLA approved, S1S,500.
JU. s-9119.
SILVER SPRING SLIGO WOODS
3-bedrm. Cape Cod. liv. rm. with
firepl.. din. rm.. all elect. kit. full
bsmt., rec. rm., patio with cover,
Anchor fence, conven. to schools.
bus service. Principals only. Many
extras. S1T,450. Sale by OWNER,
JU. 9-6305.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

HUuSsS FUN SAIE-VAs
ARL. s0.-Semi-detach-. . bedrms-.
liv. rm., knotty pine den. a
baths, Anchor-fenced yard, bar
beaue, driveway. $4,000. 67l-
67l7.
AURORA HILLS" AREA = Brick
rambler, 3 bedrms., 2 baths.
massive psneled rec. rm., sliding
Thermopane glass doors to red
wood enclosed patio. Central air.
conditioning. Must see 70 appre-
ciate. Price S2s.200. IA. 4-7S66-
"AIlE8" prestige close-in area, A
bedroom, Iiz-bath spacious liv--
ing room With fireplace, formal
dining room, modern kitchen,
paneled rec room. detached ga
RAGE. slate roof Screened porch
overlooking most interesting
fenced garden IN woodland set
ting. Priced 500.
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C0LESVLLE-GIKE TO PLANT
AND PLOW?I over ] acre waiting
for your green thumb. Also. neat
as-a-pin, brick home. with 3 bed
rms, 2 baths. den. and lse. patio
with barbecue. REAL LIVING
Put this on your MUST SEE LIST
JU, b-76ll.
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POTOMAC, MD.

FARMS : 3-bedroom
brick rambler. Roughed-in rec.
rm., carport, flagstone patio and
other extras. S20,500. Assn m e
4hes loan or FHA. Open go
Sat. Sun. Dir: North on Wise. ave.
to Randolph rd., East to Galena,
right to 12O14. OWNER, 946-340a.
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WILLIAMSBURG II IAN g ANTIQUE BRICK

Lge. full. front porch wTwrought-
iron columns. Classic entr. hall
opens to charming liv. rm. W Ipict.
window. guest-size din. rm. W Ilge.
pvt. patio, lge.. rustic heamed-ceil-
ing kit. 4 tvin-size bedrms. and
pan. sround-le fam. rm. " fire
pl. and sliding doors to another
patio. Full bsmt. Mammoth gar
carport comb. wIgaTden shed for
tools and toys. Open daily. 1-6.
Out Conn. or Wis. aves.. left on
Rte. 240. right on Rte. 3S, >
miles to Glen Mill I'd. left p mi.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI lKnollwoodD 4-bedrm.
split-level. liV. rm., dr., lge. kit,
family rm., lge. lot with trees.
$4,000. BY OWNER, 4S34 -0155.
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MEAD0WOoD. 1885 Baker drive.
ave. left i block to 5-bedrm.. ga
bath brick rambler. Gas heat. Lot
100x150. Immac. cond. Established
neighborhood. Near grade. 1r. and
senior high schools. .S29,500. Call
OWNER, MA. 2-04S4.
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D. Lucas Assoc.

w 41I1d1II "a AUCdO x4oOUC.
OIL. 6-Ss6s otc. SO 24-hr. ph. serv.
KENSINGTON, Rock Greek PAIL
sades--4-bedrm.. 2ls-bath. front
to back split-level, liv. rm. with
firepl., din. rm., compl. equip.
kit, mahog. paneled rec. rm.,
den, screened-in patio, many other
de luxe features. Close to all
schools, churches and shopping.
By OWNER. Call VIII. 6-0l33 for
appointment to see this lovely
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HANDY-MAN SPECIAL
C.. P. FLETCHER

holiday PARK-Immaeulate Spit
level. 8 bedrms., sep. din. rm.,
rec. rm.. scr. porch. fence. FHA,
S19.500. BY OWNER. VIII. 6-4227.
HOLIDAY PARK : 3-leVel split,
covered patio. S115 mo-. pl.t.i..
BY OWNER. Open VIII. 2-7Uy3.
HUNT CLUB AREA, nr. Beth.-5
homes carefully sited on laVishly
landscaped acre lots wIVieW OF
Maryland's most captivating coun-
trySIde. Across rd, from country
club. Mr.. schools. shops. fast thor
oughfare. Ia minis. to Bank OF
Bethesda, 80 mins. to downtown
y. c.
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CONN. AVE. ESTATES. FIRST Of
FERING = 3-bedroom. all-brick
rambler; Beautifully landseaped ,
cond. Full basement. will 90 FHA
or .GI. FOR SALE BY OWNER,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

FOUR CORNERS AREA = BAR
GAIN Deal direct With owners at
no more than FHA appraisal.
Many. many free extras. 1mmaeu-
late 3-bedroom brick rambler on
63x163 lot. full dining room. rec.
room and maids room in bsmt.
Nr. 2 bus lines, al schools. shops
etc. JU. 9-3005.
GAITHERsBURG AREA = Brick
rambler. 3 bdrms.. dining rm.. / n
baths. ground-level exit in bsmt.
-aere corner lot. Nj. Acc. and
Bureau Of Standards. Price SCI :
$50. To inspect call PO. 2-4374.
RoBERT y. ERIDdES INC. Ewes.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY

UNIVERSITY HILLS - Immae. g.
bedrm. brick rambler; Ia baths,
finished rec. rm., built-in garage.
screened in porch. Sl9.35O. As
sumo high AZ loan or FHA
terms; COLLEGE PARK WOODS
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BEERS BROS.

CONNECTICUT AVE. ESTATES :
Sizable brick 4-bedrm. Cape Cod,
full basement, 2 baths. fenced
yard, close to schools and shop
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Priced Mid-3Os. Low. Low 4Os

EARLY AMERICAN COLONIAL
Columned entr. into grandfather
sslock.size entr; hall. opens to
liv. rm. W Lfirepl. and pict. win
dows. 4 twin-size bedrms.. 4 full
baths, den. pan. ground-level club
rm.. enchanced by firepl. and pvt.
patio. Full bsmt.
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KAY BOWLING Realtor

GARRETT PARK-3-bedrm. Colo
nial, screened prch.. walk-in bsmt.
Lge. lot. S23,500. VIII. 6-26S2.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-12

TANNER CHAPEL, AME,
CHURCH, 9th St. and E. Jeffer-
son, Rev. George Grant. pastor.
The quarterly conference was
held from Oct. TO. Rev. H. A.
Hampton delivered the mornings
sermon. Rev. Helen Thomas ad-
dressed the afternoon service in
Mesa. She also spoke at the even
ing's service at the church.
On Oct. 8 closing sessions were
held. Each auxiliary presented
its report. Five faithful members
passed away during the last quar-
ter. We will miss Mrs. Marion
Felix. Mrs. Rosie Swinton. Mrs.
Mary Washington, Messrs. Rob-
ert Mitchell and Arthur l.. Rose.
Closing remarks were given by
Revs. Grant, C. o. Greenfield
and Joseph Island.
Mrs. Florence Claybrooks
Reporter
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-12

NEW HOME BAPTIST CHURCH
Il35 S. Seventh Ave-, Rev. E "A.
Hunter. pastor.
The public is invited to attend
special National Laymen's Sun
day services, Oct. 2l. The theme
is GOOD Stewards"
MIR. Maurice Mitchell. CO. sup
ervisor of the Salt River Dis
trict Youth Dept. will present the
morning sermon at IL am.
Mrs. Matte Hackett, an Eng
lish instructor at Central High
School will present the evenings
address at 1880 pm.
Others scheduled to participate
in the programs are Mesdames
Beatrice Yanceys Novella Nc
Griff and Mr.. Elroe Darlington.
A fellowship dinner will be
served after the morning service.
Mrs. Lucille Filmon,
Reporter
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-12
AIR FORCE MEN
AID FORMER SLAVE

MOODY AIR FORCE BASE,
Ga. Uncle John Smith was
born in slavery in Virginia in
1858. Nearly blind at 104 he
hasn't been getting around much
and then, considering his peg leg
only with difficulty.
Bub now. after years of "walk-
ing crooked" the old mans
ambulation has improved. thanks
to three Moody airmen. Helped
by Airman lst CT. Frederick A.
Safstrom and Airman End CT.
Gary Napholz. Uncle John came
to the base and was taken to the
hobby shop run by Airman lst
CT. Jerry JAWS.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-12
DAISY BATES
PENS LIFE STORY

NEW YORK--Daisy Bates, the
NAACP leader who is remem-
bered for her role in the school
integration struggle of Little
Rock, Ark, has written a book,
Rock" 1t will be published later
this month by the Mckay Co.
The book relates the story of
Mrs. Bates whose mother was
killed by white rapists and how
her bitterness was replaced by
a spirit of helping others.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-12
BAHAI MEETING
HELD WEEKLY

Mrs. Robert Phillips outlined
the impact of the teachings of
Abdul BAHIA who visited this coun-
try In 1912. She was the speak
er at the weekly meeting of the
Baha'i held at 302 West Port
land last Tuesday.
The public is invited to attend
the next meeting on Tuesday,
Oct. 16, 8 pm. Mrs. Arthur
Strickland will be the speaker.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-12
KENNEDY NAMES
NEGRO TO POST

WASHINGTON The first Ne
gro chosen for a federal regu-
latory agency was nominated by
President Kennedy on Septem-
ber 26. He is A. Leon Higgin-
botham. Jr.. Philadelphia law
yer. The 34-year-o off Democrat
was named to a seven-year term
on the Federal Trade Commits
sion.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-12
RACE BIAS HALTS
NATIONAL PROGRESS

WASHINGTON = Americas
gross national product might rise
by Us per cent eff the educa-
tional achievements of nonwhites
were fully utilized by removal
of discrimination in employ
ment," the council of Economic
Advisers said on September Is
in report to Congress.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-12
SCOREBOARD ON
SCHOOL INTEGRATION

Only three states in the South
had no Negroes in their state
universities as schools opened
this autumn. Those states were:
Alabama. South Carolina, Mis-
sissippi.
All other states in the South,
as we'll as in the North, admit
Negroes to their state univer-
stiles. Here is a record, state
by state, showing how far racial
integration has gone in state uni
versities of the South.
Negro Students
UNIVERSITY 1861 81
University of Arkansas 20
University of Florida. .... i
Florida State University. Il
University of Georgia. -. q
Georgia Institute of Technology.3
Louisiana State U.(two). .3lS
University of North Carolina. 40
University of Tennessee. .97
University of Texas. ...l75
University of Virginia. . %
In all, there are 234 tax
supported colleges and universi-
ties in the South and border
states which were formerly re-
served for whites. Of those,
As now admit Negroes.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-12
CHURCH CORNER

ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH
An anniversary program hon
oring Rev. N. E. Nicholson will
start Sum-. Oct. IA.
On Tues, Oct. 16, Rev. H.Yo
Stevenson and his membership
will be in charge of special ser
vices.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-05-18

There have been complaints
that integrity is no longer
valued, that people seek to
project an "image" rather
than seek to 60 ahead on their
merits, and that the "organi-
cation man" surrenders his
moral principles to the body
that employs him. To the ex-
tent that these charges are
true (and unfortunately they
can often be substantially
~documened), we have a real
challenge before us.
Internal CORFU ption can
weaken a nation against a for
eign aggressor. Subversion of
our moral ideals is more dan
gerous to the United States
than the relatively ~ineffec-
tive current subversion by the
Communist Party here.
Each community can be
vigilant in regard to local
manifestations Of corruption
and decadence. Is our local
government honest and rep
resentative. If there is cor
ruption, what is behind it and
what can be done about it?
Are we doing our duties as
citizens?
DO WE PARTICIPATE in
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by Jean Latham and ~illustrat-
ed by Pablo r RAMIREZ,
Bobbs- Merrill ($1.95). This
century old classic, with its
colorful drawings, will inter-
est girls in the 3-5th grades.
See also "PUSS IN BOOTS"
and JACK THE GIANT KILL
Err" retold by the above al
so ($1.95 EACH.
STORIES OF AMERICAN
STEAMBOATS," by E. Mccall,
illustrated by r. Borja, eros
set (S1) provides true short
stories of historical back
ground. Readers in the third
through the fifth grade will
meet some new characters
and expand their knowledge
of others.
The fields Of science and
nature have much to offer in
the line of inexpensive books.
"MY BOOK OF BIRDS" by
D. Hancock, illustrated by
r. Weyrauch, Ottenheimer,
Publisher, will provide a
gread deal of information for
only (69c). This is not design
ed to be a comprehensive
work but will serve as a good
introduction. Illustrations are
clear and all in color. All
elementary grades.
REPTILES" by G. FIGHTER
and illustrated by Barlowe
and 1.-THE STORY OF MAPS
AND MAP MAKING" by ].
Halfway, illustrated by H.
Mcknight, Golden Press also
sell for only SO cents each.
Both books are packed with
q great deal of information
and literally illustrated in
color. Each volume also con-
tains a short index. Use to
lure the reluctant reader.
ANY SCIENTIFIC minded
elementary school child will
find wonder and excitement
in 1.-THE MICROSCOPE" by
Martin Keen, illustrated by
w. Ferguson, GrosSet SD.
The book is designed to teach
the beginner how to use the
microscope correctly to derive
both full benefit and pleasure
from it. It will be of interest
to those who do not have
access to this instrument as
well.
For information about one
of the worlds powers junior
high readers might investi-
gate '"THE n AND PEG
PIES OF THE USSR" by K.
Taylor, Macmillan $1.75).
This is not a weighty descrip-
ton and reads quickly. There
is an appendix and an index,
as we'll as photographs and a
man.