davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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P f;Iit hs slsshe ID for this sc-bedrm,
Now Just S14,95O with as little
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BURCH REALTY CO.
COLLEGE PARK-Q-rn- home La r.

COLLEGE PARK-9-rm, home, large
workshop. Hot-water heat. So.
gao. $3.50 dn, $40 per month
WINSTON C, CLAY, WA 7-422S
COUNTRY CLUB AREA = Ideal
starter home with ideal starter
price, only S11. 500. FILA or CT
terms; 5-rm. Colonial on fenced
Level lot. full din. rm.
Realtors AP. 7-l266
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
ACCOKEEK. MARYLAND

BEAUTIFUL LOTS - 00 8 mile.
from DC, line. PIG. co. mr.. W.
Wilson Bridge, all improv. in Buy
one or all. Area of S25 to $4,000
homes. Mr.. Schools. churches,
shopping ctrs. Call owner, TU q
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DIST HTS.-4-bedrm. brick Cane
Cod; liv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm',
kit. = baths, 4 air conditioners'
bsmt.. nice fenced lot; immediate
possession; make offer: FILA or
CT. JOE JACOBS REALTY, RE,
6-5q09 and RE. 5-7333.
DISTRICT HTS, MD.-For sale by
9 fn ain r gOeq buit-i TaPP isi fu X
size baths. large rec. Tm. in bsmt.
central air cond.. wall-to-Wali
carpet. Phone FE. S-0053, be-
tween and 8 pm.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, S17,25O
Large comfortable rooms, . rec.
rms. in bsmt., storm-enclosed rear
porch. barbecue pit, convenient
location.
Moore & Moore Realtors
RE! 6-S060. RE. $4,000
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Hartman Realty Co.

chairman Realty Co.
LU 4-3400. Ewes, LII. 1-O213
COLLEGE PARK-Big 3-bedrm., all
brick rancher on level-fenced lot.
nm. dream kitchen has dishwash-
er and disposal. ree.-type bsmt
Buy FILA, CT or assume 4l2Go
loan. Priced at S17,S50.
BALL REALTY, INC. 474-4OOO
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PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC.
AP. 7-771S AP. 7-2l7l
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ATTENTION VETS, OWNER PRE-
FERS CT SALE for this cleaning
white THREE bedroom. IL
BATH BRICK RAMBLER Fairly
priced at S21.950. WE'LL TRY
FOR NOTHING DOWN CON.
TRACT! Move in tomorrow. it's
vacant. Spacious living room has
fireplace. separate full dining
room. well-eauipped kitchen ha,
built-in breakfast nook, FULL
room and additional bedrooms
Good clean condition. nice lot
COME SEE IT. PARKER. SMITH
Il DONNELL. REALTORS, IA. Z.
6161 or LA 7-SS1T
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

Country stores available In we'll.
populated Montgomery Count,
area; both with living quarters
Priced right INQUIRE todayl Elk.
cellent terms can be arranged or
either store.
WI. 1924
MANOVILL REALTY co.
EYES, WA. 6-057l
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COUNTRY CLI1B RAMBLER
HYATTsv1LLE-vacant. spic-and

bedrms,; large closets: full bsmt.
ground-level exit; fenced yard. Nc
down for vets or non-vets, low
settlement costs and only $4,000
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BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOM RAM
BIER. Extra large kitchen. lovely
lot. Assume large 4l2eS trust with
payments of only S70.39 mo. or
buy FILA SlA $50 and SASH down
BROWN & BROWN
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NORTH ARLINGTON, Country Club
Hills-SpaciouS Williamsburg Co.
lonial Beautifully planned on a
grand scale and ideal for execu-
tive entertaining, this custom built
home is situated on approximately
"a en- acre in one Of North Airing
toms. finest residential areas, An
excellent center-hall plan features
a @7-ft. living room, lift. DINING
room, library with powder room
rooms. On the md floor arc .
more large bedrooms. All bed
rooms have private baths Priced
at $4,000. GEORGE MASON
GREEN Co IA 4l4OO
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RAMBLER sURPRIsE-only s13..
$50 for a 3-bedrm. rambler with
hand hewn stone front. full day.
light bsmt. and easiest possible
financing; extra bedrm. already
finished in bsmt. for in-law OF
den. save and assume 4 u % loan.
Paw $50 per mo.
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$11,950

&C. $500 total cash and $3.50
per mo. pays all for vet or
non-vet. 3-bedrm., masonry
p rambler in immaculate cond.
on deep. fenced lot. Cow. to
Baltimore pkwy.
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HOMES


PRACTICALLY NEW-4-ieveI brick
split. 4 bedrms,. 2l5 baths, pan.
eled recreation rm. in prestige
Annandale area. Conveniently 10.
Gated off main highway yet easily
accessible to schools. churches
and shopping. Many extras. Wall
to-wall carpeting in living rm,
and dining nm. plus we'll land
scaped lot. All this and q high
CT loan to assume with a low
down payment on the price oil
S26 $50. TOWN d COUNTRY
PROPERTIES. INC, TIE. 6-S915
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OXoN BTLT-9 . bsd,n, :. a,sI,.;

oXoN HILL, 3 bedrm. ramblers;
s s5 ffn lawn io RErYso o s4s t55s2
PALMER PARK-S295 dn incl.
settlement: 3-bedrm: split-levei
W.Ienced yard, OWNER will fl
nance. d. 7-4445, VIII. 2-7357.
PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA AREA
3-bedroom Colonial situated on
n IarES c9 TTs S lot. NO MONEY
PICK, HE. 4-170O.
PR. GEORGES PLAZA AREA -
0tniy Sl.2O0 On, buys this beau
siiul PIX. nome. 3 bedrms.. den,
baths, full bsmt. LIST = w1 Tti 1isz
L. ]. LISz CO. HE. 4-I300
RIvERDALE-S295 down incl set
rms. bsmt., lge lot, newly redec
Owner will finance. ST. $500.
RIvERDALE, ROGER HTs,-S295
dn.; 3-bedrm. Diet. wIbsmt and
attic OWNER will finance. Di
7-4445: ewes, VIII. 2-7357.
ROGERS HEIGHTS, conv. to NASA
Litton Industries and Fl. Meade
Large 3-bedroom brick Cape Cod
fireplace, finished rec. rm., only
$1,000 down. FLA. M LEG
STORCR, REALTOR, SP. $4,000.
SEAT PLEASANT-Vacant. All-brk
Colonial. 2 nice bedrooms, large
kitchen with eating space, fenced
lot. dead-end street, Walk to
shopping center Sl1,25O.
THOMAS F. HALEY. REALTOR
AP. 1-S3O0 Ewes, CIR. 1892
SEPARATE DINING ROOM is a
feature OF, this all-brick, 3-bedrm.
rambler; level 4 acre lot; full
daylight bSmt,. de luxe kit, con-
Eeniently located near NASA and
FLA. Call WA. $4,000. ROBERT
S. DAVIS & CO, INC.
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REAL ESTATE SERVICES
MOTORCYCLES
TREiLERS

1861 LAMBRETTA, best offer over
5000. Phone VIII. 2-4227.
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N. ARLINGTON - English Tudor
home in good close-in location
Completely redecorated and Tea.
turing center-hall entrance, mod
ern kitchen with stainless steel
sink, extra-large REFRIGERATOR.
freezer and diShwaSher. Attractive
stone fireplace in living rm., large
dining rm,, 3 bedrms.. powder
nm. on LIST floor Full basement
2S-ft. screened porch and patio
wall-to-wall Competing included in
full price Of S24 500. Worth your
while to see. Dial ia. $4,000.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ALL CASH for lots, acreage or farms
in D. c. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
WE WILL FINANCE and build home
on your lot. INTERSTATE MORT
GAGE CO., INC, ia. 7-5SOO
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SVlLLE-Vacant, SpiC-and.
span, all-brick Colonial: IL
baths, sep. din. rm.. large kit;
front porch; pine-paneled air.
cond. rec. rm. Fenced. level lot
Only $3.50 down. payments like
remit Possession with credit ap.
proval. Call Mr.. Hammock.
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THE HOUSE THAT
MAKES BEAUTY SENSEl Lo-
Gated in wonderful prestige area
of homes for the executive. 10
Minis, to D. C. Custom built ram
bier w/auality plusl spacious
bedrms,, 3 baths, large rec. rm
graced by corner firepl,, practical
but beautiful kit. double built-in
garage and DASHBOARD HEAT
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CHILLUM TERRACE. lust over
D. C. line-owner transferred, will
sacrifice this 6-rm.. 2-bath brick
rambler with walk-up attic that
is EXPANDABLE. Many extras in
cluded at special price of S25.950.
Call WA. $4,000. ROBERT S.
DAVIS a. CO., INC.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
EI.ROW ROOM

Owner moving South. Assume $I5,-
00Q loan payable Sl24 per mo-,
includes all. Enjoy this unusual
rambler on tree-shaded lot. 3 bed
rms, din. rm,, Ia baths, carport,
many extras including washer and
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY
tcoNrINUEp)

WILSON BRIDGE TO ANDREWS
All cash for homes ANYWHERE
in this area. MR.. KITCHENS,
day or night, ST. 3-736S,
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VIEW BRICK RAMBLER
Hillandale Area

Fully air conditioned is this new
home with 3 bedrms., 81 baths
den, recreation rm. Located on q
10.N0n. 1T -nlns lot
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HOLLEY REALTY

51S3 Lee Hwy, Arl. KE. s-5350
n. ARLINGToN-Sl9,75O FILA. Thi.
white charmer offers q whole lot
4 bedrms.. 2 baths. liv. rm.. is IT,
dining rm.. kitchen. basement ga
rage; lovely lot. Cow; to shopping
loan available. ATLAS OF AR.
LINGTON. ia. 5-1550; ewes. KE
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Clinton, Camp Springs Area

Three and 4-bedroom ramblers,
Cape Gods and split-levels. > and
5I2 baths. full bsmt, finished rec.
rooms, modern kitchen, some with
y -flranlnces
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Paramount Sales, HA. 2-1s00

DIXON HILL - S14,T5O, nothing
down CT. Like new 3-bedrm ram
bier. sep. din. area, breakfast
I'm, mo ern kitchen with disposal.
dishwasher. beautifully shrubbed
gard 500 mo. pays all. Terif-
!-tic value.
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STARTER
SEABROOK

2 bedrms., sep. din. rm.. home in
very good cond. w/garage and
fenced. level lot; no money On, to
vets. Terms to suit all.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
,ApvTWIHhats Your ofier7"

Rambler, Soft, with liv. rm., din.
rm;, Kit; with bar, 3 bedrms., Ia
baths. "a acre. $4,000.
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Rambler, 8 rms, fenced yard, low
payments, e-Z terms, S11,950.
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FINN'S LANE AREA - Don't be
fooled by price Of only Sl2,50O
on this spotless 3-bedrm. home;
prestige for pennies can be yours:
fenced level lot studded with
trees, hilltop beauty and privacy;
centrally located for quick transp.
TO D. c.; CT. lust S69.03 per mo.
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WAREHOUSES FoR REM OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENrI1
(CONTINUED)
FARMS
DAIRY FARM

Approximately ITO acres; very pro
ductive dairy farm; modern dair.
barn and all necessary farm build
ings. Older, attractive S-rm. housl
with bath; screened Lorch. PonC
and stream. Owner retiring. Cal
today,
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The Perry Boswell Co.
REALTORS WA. 7-45OC

S15 PER MO. PAYS ALL on this
2-bedrm. bungalow on level lot
near Prince Georges Country
Club. No cash for vet. or special
FLA, terms. CALL WA, $4,000
ROBERT S. DAVIS g. CO. INC.
A BIG ACRE with this 3-bedrm.
brick rambler; sep. din. rm., fin
ished bsmt. many extras: must
sacrifice, only S16.50O. Easy FILA
terms. REAMY CO.. AP. 1866
or SP. 2-7573.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

BRICK--Center hall, one OF N. Ar.
lington's finest Colonials. 3 bed.
rms, dining rm., dinette nook
Modern kitchen, basement, fea.
lures screened porch. fireplace
garage, etc. Just off Lee hwy. In
a lovely area. Lot is cleft. deer
and Is fenced. Many extras. I'm.
maculate condition and priced tc
sell fast at $4,000. 5000 down
See this lovely home today. Open
PLANTATION REALTY JE. $4,000
BRICK AND WHITE FRAME set
this lovely rambler apart from
all others. 3 nice-size bedrooms,
coy living room with fireplace
and completely equipped kitchen
with dishwasher. DISPOSAL, ano
exhaust fan. Most convenient 10.
cation, right off Columbia pike
and is being completely redec.
GRATED. Move fast and pick voui
colorS. Terms are open and only
SlS;95n is the price. TOWN &
COUNTRY PROPERTIES, INC,
TIE. 6-S915. Q to 9.
CHESTERBROOK HILLS, Mclean
area, 1890 Tompkins dr.-4 b.r.
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CHEVERLY-3-bedrm., brick-and-
stone Colonial, sep. din. rm.,
wibar, garage, Ia baths. lovely
lot S21.950. Excellent terms.
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE. 5-64Oo
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MT. RAINIER and st. James Par
ism; bedrmS. with daylight bsmt
exiting to terrific play lot with s
fruit trees; huge kit. hard to beat
hot-water heat; lust blks. from
down. Paw only S1O0 per mo.
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BANNER SALES, APP. 7-4646
CARROLLTON

Owner transit, must SELL
Immediate occupancy. I'm
3 rnaculate and beautifully
kept brk. rancher WIZ bed
rms, Ia baths and de luxe
kit. with wall oven and
tabletop range. Fenced COR
's1ner lot. Asking Sl7,a50 with
o. modest DIN. payment and
take over present financing.
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ST. AMBROSE PAR1sH-All 4 bed

rms. large with big closets and
plenty of light and air: full bsmt
set up for rainy-day play OF
workshop. privacy; dining area In
speciai size1 .l!v.. room; condition
price will fit the tight budget al
S14,950 All trades given Serious
consideration.
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E. c. HILLEY & co.

CHAPEL OAKS-Adorable 2-bedrm
Bungalow (made for kids; huge
yard: schools nearby; Just redec
PRICED TO FIT YOUR POCKET
RA R-o111
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from IL to II and those from
10 to 25 - will be held the
evening Of July 26 in the Shera-
ton-Park Hotel.
Assistant Secretary Of Labor
Esther Peterson; DR.. Rosa l..
Gragg, President Of the Nation
al Association Of Colored Wo-
mems Clubs; and DR.. Robert E.
Martin, Associate Professor Of
Government at Howard, are
scheduled to speak at the OPEN
ing session. The morning pro-
gram also includes panel dis
cussion by young women now
employed in work heretofore
denied them because of discri-
mination.
Following afternoon work.
shop sessions, Mrs. Peterson
and DR.. Gragg will again speak
to delegates at an evening meet
ing in the Departmental Audi
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ems and other officers illegally"
named by q board Of trustees
wrongly named by Bishop Fred
B. Jordan.
The charge said the board
must be selected from each of
the conferences in the district.
Stevens was temporarily retired
on court order until a new board
could be selected.
From each Of the nine annual
conferences in the 9th Episcopal
districts Of the African Meth
odist Episcopal church, eight
trustees were appointed. They
were about 80 per cent the same
men on the old board. A new
bishop has taken charge of the
9th district and held the session
that resulted in reelection of
DR.. Stevens. The new bishop is
DR.. David Sims.
DR.. Stevens said he is grateful
for the vote of confidence given
him by the trustees and pre-
diets a successful year for
Campbell College.
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degree from the University of
Pennsylvania. She was a prof.
ect leader for the American
Friends Service Committee and
also has worked with the men,
tally retarded children of Pow
mel, Maine, and Ypsilanti, Mich
igan.
Forty men and women will
begin training next week at the
University of Maryland for a
Peace Corps teaching project in
British Honduras.
Miss Cummings will serve as
Executive Assistant to DR.. Sam
uel D. Proctor, Peace Corps
Representative in Nigeria.
Prior to her Peace Corps as
pointment, Miss Gu m mings
worked for the public relations
firm of Freeman-Halperin As
sociates in New York City. She
also has been employed as a
newspaper reporter, secretary
and nurse.
The Peace Corps currently has
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Sparrow. The hymn was also
the title Of her best-selling auto
biography a decade ago.
With Miss Waters returning
to sing at the Wednesday (June
49, meeting, the audience was
swelled $4,000. Among those at
tending were thousands of Ne
groes from throughout the city
who, it could be assumed, came
as much to hear Miss Waters
sing as to hear the evangelist's
sermon and program.
The crusade, designed by Ora
ham to provide Chicago with
new spiritual awakening,
started May 80 and ended Sun
day, June II with q mammoth
rally at Soldiers Field.
Meanwhile, with such out
standing personalities as Miss
Waters participating, Graham
indicated that more than the
100000 needed to cover the ex.
pense Of the crusade would be
raised. Offerings during the
crusade were earmarked, he
said, for television broadcasts
in 157 cities, beginning June
Is.
The evangelist said he him
self does not receive "a cent
for my work anywhere in the
world other than salary and ex-
penses." He made the remark
in response to assertions that
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"Why aren't you in the choir /!
Don't they have a seat big
enough (for you) 2"
He was referring to her abil-
ity and not her physique, and
Miss Waters quickly sensed the
humor. She responded by shak-
ing her fist playfully at Ora
ham.
Dr.. Graham then went on to
praise the singers ability and
deep Christian faith. She is
mot only a great singer and a
great person, but a great Christ
ian," Graham told the cheering
audience.
She is zone of our team"
Graham continued, pointing out
that Miss Waters had attended
every rally of his 16-week New
York Crusade.
II think she and / were the
only two who made it everr
night" he remarked of her.
DR.. Graham then invited Miss
Waters to sing one of the most
beloved of Christian hymns two
nights later. His Eye is on the
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Dr.. bunehe 10
Address NAAcP
Convention

New York - DR.. Ralph J.
Bunche, United Nations Under
Secretary, will deliver q major
address at the 53rd annual con-
vention of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of
Colored People in Atlanta,
NAACP Executive Secretary
Roy Wilkins announced this
week.
The week-long convention
opens on Monday, July 2.
This will be the first time
that DR.. Bunche has addressed
the NAACP convention since
the 1854 meeting in Dallas.
That year more than 5000 per-
sons jammed the vast arena,
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Denver Post, Denver Colorado.
This is DR.. Stanley's third
foreign assignment. In 1916, he
headed the very first group Of
Negro newspapermen ever COM
missioned by the U. s. Govern
ment to a foreign mission. They
studied U. 8. Armed Forces in
Occupied Europe, visiting five
countries and twenty-five cities.
In 1948 DIR. Stanley was re-
invited to make q follow-up
European inspection trip Of the
same territory.
Assignment: To teach "Jour-
nalistic Fundamentals" of the
most basic type in the areas Of
reporting, editing, newspaper
makeup, editorial writing, news
photography, and picture edit
ing.
Schedule: July 1927: Adds
Ababa Ethiopia Seminars for
newspapermen from Ethiopia,
The Sudan, and Somalia.
July 29-August Is: Moshi
Tanganyika Seminars for news
papermen from Uganda, Kenya,
Tanganyika, The Rhodesias, N.Y.
ashland, Ruanda- Urundi Mote:
This session may be also con-
Quoted in Nairobi or Salisbury.
August 1851: Lagos, Nigeria
Seminars for newsmen from Lii
IBERIA, Nigeria, Sierra Leone,
Ghana and the Former British
Camerouns.
Itinerary: Paris, Rome, Cairo,
Adds Ababa, Nairobi, Moshi,
Salisbury, johannesburg, Leo
poldville, Lagos, Accra, Dakar,
and New York.
The African assignment is a
pilot project Of the State De-
partment which is endeavoring
to ascertain how the United
States Government can be more
helpful across the board in the
whole field Of communications.
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100 Volunteers teaching in Nj
geria. At the request of the Nj
gerian Government, that num-
Der will be increased to about
400 by the end of this year.
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despite the Texas heat, to hear
the famed Nobel Peace Prize
winner and international civil
servant.
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toriun.

A Saturday morning tour of
the White House and the Capt.
toll, with lunch on Capitol Hill,
will precede a nafternoon of
will precede an afternoon of
delegates. The conference will
conclud with a banquet at
Howard University
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P PUB (; !

Two free booklets tell how we can pub
tish. promote and self your bookH pub
fishing contracts explained: writing tips.
5000 authors published under our plan.
All subjects wanted. Write Dept. APPS.
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the nattily dressed Baptist min
lister was profiting personally
from his globe-girdling evange-
lism.
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TO GIRLS AND Young
Women: DIR. Robert E. Martin,
Associate Professor of Govern
ment, Howard University, who
will speak during the coming
two day conference on 'The
World of Work for girls and
young women to be held at
Howard University.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-17

ings. However, Harmon Kille-
brew smacked his third homer
Iof the exhibition season off
Maestri to lead off the eighth.
The muscular Killebrew also
cracked two singles but couldn't
breath much fire into the cold
Twins.
Tasby's double opened the
Senators big eighth to start
the rally that snatched victory
from Minnesota. Willie scored
on Ken Refers single. Billy
Klaus walked and Maestri
forced Retzer at third.
Both runners advanced on a
passed ball and Hicks walked
to fill the bases. A wild pitch
scored Klaus and Gene Wood
ling walked, fully populating
the bases again. John Kennedy
ran for Woodling. Hinton sent
a pop fly between first and
second that the wind blew out
Of Jim Snyder's reach for a
hit, scoring Maestri.
Dale Long grounded into
what appeared to be a sure
double play. but Snyder lost
the ball in his glove and Hicks
and Kennedy came in for the
last two runs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-17
BY DICK STAY
Star Staff Writer

George Leftwich was not
pleased with his own part in
Villanova's victory over New
York University last night at
Cole Field House. 1t might
have been his poorest game in
the huge hall, including a half
dozen or so appearances there
when a schoolboy at Carroll
High, but Coacn Jack Kraft
wouldn't hear of any such talk.
George has been playing
great ball for u.s." Kraft main
tanned afterward. Hes just
had a lite shooting trouble and
tonight he probably was try
ing too hard in his home town.
What did he do tonight?"
The coach asked with a glance
at the statistics. Three for 10,
Well he'll get Is points tomor-
row night"
Leftwich, a 6-foot sophomore
with a satin-s smooth style. de-
ceptively quick and not flashy
scored on four of II shots in
the triumph over West Vir-
ginia Monday in Philadelphia
and his three-for-13 figure last
night was not exactly a salts
flying improvement.
George made a foul shot
with five seconds remaining
which iced the game for the
Wildcats. 1t gave them their
final 3-point bulge but left hin
; with a total of just nine points
more than four under his aver
age.
He was the only Villanove
starter not in double figures
But I'll be up for Wake For
est" he promised with a look
ahead to tonight's final in the
regional playoffs.
Asked what he thinks Hubble
White will do against Lenny
Chappell, the Deacons' giant
All-America, Leftwich said HI