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CHEVY CHASE
NEW LISTING

Real clean semidetached
brick home with nice front
porch. bedrooms and bath.
Owners have given this
house wonderful care. Only
q block or two from Lord
4 Tsylor's and SGE1co.
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AND ALUMINIUM split-level.
custom-b built for young executive
now being transferred, designed
for living and entertaining. Four
levels of surprises. large liv. rm.
with firepl, 4 bedrmS.. 9 full
baths. roughed in for 3rd, tire.
mendouS rec. rm.. full din. rm.,
dream kitchen incls double
oven, dishwasher. de luxe refgr.:
also leaving wall-to- wall carpeting,
washer. dryer. and 2nd refgr.
Picturesque Handicapped corner lot
and a large Gear all-brick garage.
FLA. VA terms. Terrific at
S26,150.
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St1EV I CaAOE NChb1
EN-. 3-1s00: Aft. 8 PM, OIL. 6-392s
CHEVY CHASE. Almost-new ram
bier near Conn. ave-. Deal, Wilson
Schools area-3 bedrms., 8 baths
equipped kitchen. lge. rec. rm.
with fireplace: garage. Priced for
quick sale. Mid-30s.
BILLINGSLEY RLTY.
EN-. 2-2326 Ewes. EN-. 3-6113
CHEVY CHASE-New listing. Ram
bier in Barnaby Woods This attrac
home has lge. liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit. with table space, bedrms.,
2 baths, den, screened porch over
looking large wooded area and
brook, rec. rrn., maids rm.. and
bath, Built in gar, exclusive with
SUSAN RINGLAND PROPERTIES,
OIL. 4-2444: Evenings EN-. 3-956S.
CHEVY CHASE HAWTHORNE = a
beautiful i bedrm., > bath brick
Williamsburg. finished basement
and 'evel lot. Priced far below
repNoduct.or cost for quick sale
a. S30,950 Exclusive with EDW
H. JONES g. CO., INC, REALTOR,
WO R.O9nO bHl q n m
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HOUSES WANTED TO REN7
HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.
Phone 5S5-7204
VIII Q.OQ1Q Hnaninn

8 OR 4 MISUNDERSTANDING
Laurel area. Needed March ]. R.
W. CARLTON, TO. 9-5636.
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EAST RIVERDALE
MOOnIAWN

EAST RIVERDALE
Neat and clean 2-bedrm. rambler.
FINISHED rec. rm., cow. loc., O
wonderful buy at $12,750. FILA
terms.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER sPRING-Dignified home
In greatly preferred close in To-
cation choice 80 by 100 lot with
trees; bay window. living rm. with
fireplace, 4 bedrms., 2 baths; q
car garage; $3.50 JU. 6-76I1.
BEERS BROS.
SILVER SPRING-Newiy dec. brick
Cape Cod: 4 bedrms., 2 full baths,
liy. rm. with firepl., sep. din, ell
all-elec. kit. with pantry. full
bsmt.: l blk. to elem. school; ST.
700; KORZENDoRFER. OIL. 4.
Sill It'll o.
SILVER SPRING SUBURBAN-lst
offering. 3-bedrm.. 2-bath rambler
with rec. rm,. garage. Under 4 yrs
old and under $4,000. Large 81
first trust may be assumed. ELL
JAZZ g. ARNOLD (Col. USA Ret.)
Broker. EN-. 3-4335. ia. 5-6454.
SPRINGBROOK TERRACE-Ownei
transferred and must sell: 3-yr.-
old brick split-level; gar: 8 bed
rms, 2 " baths: u acre lot: as
sumo large loan. Ewes, MA. q
0117 KELLER WoODMOOR. JU.
'''SPRINGBROOR VILLAGE"
Springbrook-Brand-new, 4-bedrn
ramblers and 5.bedrm splitlevels
.S24, $50 to S27.950; hot-wateI
Dashboard heat; only $3.50 extra
Call 5SS-7977.
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WOODLAND
3-bedrm. brk. rambler; liv, rm,
with firepl., din. IL; full rec,
type bsmt.; $4,000. easy terms;
redecorated and vacant, for Inn
mediate posS.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO. =.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
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ELECTRICITY
MODEL APT. OPEN WEEK.
SUN, IL Noon-6 PM.
DIR: Out Shirley hwy. to Glebe
Id,,, left to s. Meade ST., left to
RES. MGR. OF. 4-7s71
M. T. Broyhlll & Son
E610 Lee Hwy IA 4-1305
VERMONT TERRACE
l BEDRooM-ADULTs ONLY
SS4 so includes all utilities. POSI-
n. woodstock st. See Res. Mgr.
H. 6. SMITHY CO. ST. $4,000
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ARL., N, Lorcom lane areas,
b.r. Colonial; 2 baths, bsmt.: lovely
wooded area $3.50. ia. 2-S624.
AT 10th and FLA. AVE. NV, 224;
10th ST. bedrms., liv. rm., din
rm.. kit, bath. Gas heat. Newly
redecor.; $75 per mo. v. L. TOO.
MEY JR., REALTOR, 1918 18th
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
iCONTlNUED)

ANDREWS AREA-5-rm. bungalow
w/front porch. full din. rTn., twin
sized bedrms... good-sized liv. rui. I;
can be purchased CT for iust
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
AP. 7-1260
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SILVER SPRING - New all-brk,
rambler; 4 bedrms.. 2 baths. sep
din. rm., large kitchen; wooded
down St i psStms Db 5tnsnsi9s s0o
ewes. cali MR.. CHANDLER. JU.
9-4S6S,
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Enjoy the charm Of an older hom,
wHge. rooms incl. 4 bedrms... and
. sep, din. rm.., h.-w.h.. IN 4
country setting with space; $1o.'
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CHEVY CHAsE-vscant; complete
Yre Tsidee hS cGsl0ni ss3 aib bat lS den g
TRAbEs." HUGH T. PECK. OIL
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
I,IIXIrRY

IN A MoDEsTLY PRICED HOME
. bedrooms, Ia baths; ali brick
with rec. rm., delightful kit, with
eating space. fenced yard. side.
walks; present large 41a% OF loan
at SS5 per month can be assumed
Call 949-2S60.
10730 Conn. Ave, Kens., Md.
MANOR CLUB
Custom built, 4 bedrm.. On BATH
Colonial rambler on deep wooded
lot. beautiful family rm.- kit. com.
bination with fire pl., Q car ga.
rage, many more extras. subject
to club approval.
MILLER ASSOCIATES INC.
VIII. $4,000 REALTOR VIII. 6-2434
MASS. AVE. EXT. ARIA bed.
rms, 2h baths; air cond.: wooded
lot: low 30s. OWNER. OIL. 4-S907
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II-tU 0tOIkId hV6. ~. O-A66N
ROCKVILLE-Assume high 10 r
with low On. payment on this q
bedrm. home on a huge corner
lot; sep. din. rn. and lge. liv.
rm $11,500 full price and
"OK'D 4 TRADE"
Ken Druskin 20 10 h-20O6 'til IN
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KENSINGTON ESTATES-Delight
full brk. Colonial on large fenced
lot with fruit trees; mr.. schools
shops; de luxe tiled kit, sep. din
rm., 3 big bedrms., charming rec
rm. in full bsmt; only SO $50
SAMUEL e. BOGLEY OF MD.
INC OF, R.720O It'll O.
Evening star., 1962-11-25

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Evening star., 1962-04-11

asked that the charges be
dropped for technicalities and
"out of respect and admiration
for the Episcopal Church"
"Capricious Justice"
He refused public comment
on the changes which a spokes-
man for the group, the Rev.
John Morris of Atlanta, said
showed the "capricious nature
of Mississippi justice"
The ministers include four
who were not arrested last fall,
but all were among the % in
the prayer pilgrimage" from
New Orleans, La, to Detroit,
Mich.
Others in the group are the
RevS. Layton thinner OF
Swarthmore, Pa; Malcolm
Boyd of Detroit, Robert Fortna
of New York, Robert Taylor OF
Chicago, Quinland Gordon OF
Washington, James Breeden o1
Boston and Robert Chapman
of New York. The latter three
are Negroes.
Evening star., 1962-04-11
Police ThWart
Gang Rumble

Police thwarted a threatened
gang rumble" last night and
are investigating to determine
if it was connected with a stu
dent disturbance at nearby
Shaw Junior High School last
Friday.
Deputy Chief John E. Win
tiers of the Youth Aid Division
said second precinct police and
a Canine Corps dog dispersed
some $50 teen-agers who had
gathered with chains, cuesticks
and other weapons at the John
R. Young playground, Tenth
and r streets NV. No one was
arrested.
He said one report indicated
a connection with the disturb
ance at the Shaw School,
Seventh street and Rhode Is
land avenue NV, but another
report indicated that the
threatened fight stemmed from
a recent teen-agerS' party.
Three Shaw boys involved in
Fridays incident were released
to their parents yesterday after
an informal hearing at Juvenile
Courts Social Services Division.
Police have filed court COM
plants charging two 14-year-
olds with disorderly conduct
and the 15-year-old brother OF
one Of them with asSaulting q
substitute teacher. Should the
charges be pressed, the boys
Evening star., 1962-04-11
5 Numbers
Case Suspects
Released

Numbers game charges S
against four women and one
man were dismissed yesterday
in Alexandria Municipal Court
because the police failed to sign
the affidavits for the search
warrants used.
The ruling was made by
Judge Neville G. Hall, jr., on
motion Of defense attorneys
Lewis D. Morris and William P.
Woolls, jr.
The attorneys argued that
there was a legal defect in the
arrest because the search war
rants issued by the justice of
the peace were not signed by
the police as required.
Those whose cases were dis
missed were Mrs. Beatrice E.
Turner, 81, Of the 1900 block
of South Queen street; Mrs.
Dorothy Goings, 35. Of 1000
block of Queen street; Mrs.
Willie Mae Marion, Al, of the
1000 block of Queen street;
Robert C. Davis, 81, of the
1900 block of North Henry
street and Mrs. Rosa Lee
Gethers, 80, of the 200 block
of North Patrick street, all
Alexandria.
Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Geth-
ers were arrested February %
by police in a raid in the 1000
block of Duke steet. The others
were arrested March II in a
raid in the 1000 block of Queen
street.
William Salters, Is, Of the
1000 block of Queen street,
who was arrested in a raid
March II, was found not guilty
because of lack of evidence.
Evening star., 1962-04-11

place yesterday IN Cne area
of the National Cedar Forest
near Tenient-el-Haad, IS miles
southwest of Algiers.
The Is prisoners were identi-
fled as members of a guerrilla
unit unden Col. Jean Gardes,
which has been fleeing from
French military forces in the
Ouarsenis range for two weeks.
Some were wounded. All wore
uniforms with Secret Army
insignia and were fully armed.
.. Army Units Regrouping
National Army Moslem units
have been regrouping in the
Cedar Forest area since the
cease-fire ended the 7-year
nationalist rebellion against
France. Under the armistice
agreement, they are permitted
to move about with their arms
only inside regrouping areas.
French sources said the bat
tie was over when regular
French troops appeared on the
scene. 1t was the first big
clash between the former rebels
and the Secret Army.
French High Commissioner
Christian Fouchet appealed tC
the European settlers last night
to abandon the Secret Army
and help build a new and inde'
pendent Algeria.
Peace has come" Mr.. Fou.
chet said in a television ad.
dress. "All arms except thost
of the criminals are at rest.
But terrorist agents of the
Secret Army, which has vowec
to keep Algeria French, main.
tained their campaign o.
Evening star., 1962-04-11

reversal, we will not call upon
Kinds County Judge Russell
Moore.
I'VE came to Jackson yes
terday, having been declared
innocent as, indeed, We feel
we are. Our intention was to
plead for the acquittal of all
persons so arrested"
Group Leaves for Atlanta
The group of ministers, which
included the Rev. Robert L.
Pierson, Son-in-law of New
York Gov. Nelson A. Rookie
feller, left Jackson for Atlanta.
Judge Moore, who Monday
temporarily dropped charges
against Is ministers. rescinded
his order yesterday about the
same time 9 of the group ar
rived at the court to protest
clerical immunity"
They sought immunity from
breach -of-peace prosecution for
all Freedom Riders.
Judge Moore called his orig
inal ruling unofficial" and
said "the change (was) made
in order to uphold the integrity
of the court" Mr.. Travis had
Evening star., 1962-04-11

slaughter against Moslem ci-
villains.
BY noon IL different attacks
in Algiers had caused six deaths
and left 10 injured. All the
victims were Moslems.
In one case European gun
men in a car fired submachine
guns at a group of moslems on
their way to work on a subur-
ban highway. killing three and
wounding two.
Plastic Bombs Set Off
A dozen plastic bombs went
off in AlgierS within 80 minutes
last night. The largest was
under a bridge. The bridge
held up, but two passerbys
were injured.
Students called a strike to
protest the eventual turning
over of educational institutions
to MoSlem control.
In Oran nearly all European
businessmen and workers struck
to protest the governments
daily searches of blocks OF
apartments for weapons and
Secret Army leaders; Bakeries
opened for a short time and
certain districts with hospitals
still had electricity and gas
but otherwise the city'c &C.
tivity halted.
In Bordeaux, France, authori.
ties investigated the possibility
of Secret Army sabotage in 9
blast and fire aboard the 2,5O0-
ton French ship Sahara. The
ship was badly damaged at its
dock.
Evening star., 1962-04-11
Smallpox Toll Rises

CARDIFF, Wales, April II
(AP). - The Welsh Board of
Health yesterday announced
two more deaths from small
pox. This brought the deaths
in the attest South Wales out
break to four. All were patients
transferred from Glanrhyd Men
tai Hospital at Bridgend to
Blackmill Isolation Hospital
when the outbreak started
Friday.
Evening star., 1962-04-11
Tax DEGREES
Argentina;
Cost Rise Seen

BUENOS AIRES, April IL
(AP).-Sharp price rises were
in store for Argentines today
after drastic tax and monetary
DEGREES by their new govern
ment. Economists estimated
the cost Of living would jump
at least 10 per cent.
Declaring Argentina had
either to increase taxes or cut
expenditures, Economics Min
lister Federico Pinedo clamped
a 20 per cent tax on all i'm
ports, increased general sales
taxes 10 to Is per cent, raised
gasoline prices 80 per cent and
banned temporarily the import
Of automobiles and parts. The
new taxes are expected to add
Is billion to 10 billion pesos
annually to the governments
badly depleted Golfers.
Peso Drop Seen
Experts predicted the Argen-
tine peso would spiral down.
ward for the second straight
day. The peso dropped from
Sc to the dollar to 98.15 to the
dollar yesterday, the first day
of trading under a new gov
ernment decree freeing foreign
exchange transactions.
By its tax and monetary
measures, President Jose Maria
Guido's 13-day-old govern
ment in effect went beyond
ouSted President Arturo From
dizi'S unpopular austerity pro-
gram. That program was
blamed for the sweeping Peron-
Iist election victories March l6
that led to Mr.. Frondizi's S
custer by the military.
The blow to the consumer s
pocketbook seemed certain to
touch off widespread labor un-
rest, especially from followers
of ex-Dictator Juan D. Peror
already angered by the govern
ment'S denial of their election
victories.
Want Wage Boosts
The largely Peronist General
Federation of Labor, with more
than 3 million members, is GER
tain to step up demands fol
wage boosts it has been seeking
since the cost of living rose 1871
per cent in 1861.
The measures followed severa,
days of conferences between
Argentine economic official:
and representatives of the In.
ternational Monetary Fund
The foreign advisers repeatedly
: urged the government to move
quickly to put the economy il
order and take advantage of {
, $3.50 million Alliance for Prog
, ress loan made available tive
) months ago.
Evening star., 1962-04-11

will appear before Judge Orm
w. Ketcham.
Police were called to the
school after the teacher, Leroy
Adams, 26, had to hold off a
group of threatening students
by turning a fire extinguisher
on them, it was reported.
Earlier, he had attempted to
break up a fist fight over a cap
between the 14-year-olds, only
to be jumped by the 15-year-
old and threatened by other
students.
Evening star., 1962-04-11
10 COMMANDMENTS
Of Newspaper Reading

1. Read your newspaper every day. Make newspaper
reading daily habit, like eating dinner Don't miss
a daily installment in its story of the world
e. Don't be headline-happy Headlines give you only
what's on the menu. You can pick your meal from
menu but, for pleasure profit you have to eat it.
3. Don't be page-one-happy Don't read merely the
first page. Your news may be inside. There's more
news inside than on page one; for you, it may be
better news.
f. Don't be one-Subject-happy- The one-noters read
their sports crime or comics for entertainment
Sticking to their chief interests they're picking up
pennies, leaving dollars
S. Be tactSeeker. Look to the news columns first
for your facts Then play the game of checking up on
the columnists and editorial writer's You may be
the better thinker.
6. Read sOth both eyes, Note qualifying words and
attributionS Don't take charge for conviction, a
runor for fact, or plan for an accomplishment.
2. Don't be reading co,oard. 1t takes knowledge
of both sides to make up your mind easily. Don't be
afraid to read opinion at complete variance with your
own
8. Get out of your reading rut. Use your newspaper
to give yourself mental jog Read at least one
thing daily that's completely apart from your nor
NAL interests
g. Do your shopping at home Whether you want food,
Clothes or roof your head, you'll find the best
buys in advertising columns of your newspaper.
10. Re1ar and enjoy the tun Your newspaper doesn't
forget there's lighter side to life and neither should
you. Try the comics, the crossword puzzle and the
word game.
Evening star., 1962-04-11
AIqerio MosIem I roops
Kill 3Oin Secret Army

ALGIERS April IL (AP)-Mosem troops of the Algerian
National Liberation Army erstwe rebels have slain 80
of the terrorist Secret Army Organization and captured Is
in battle the Ouarsenis Mountains informed
said today.
Mosem casualties were determined The action took
Evening star., 1962-04-11
Judge Switches Ruling,
Ministers to Be Tried

JACKSON Miss. April II AP)-A group of Episcopal
cergymen left by plane today without seeing county judge
who first then charges
stemmng from prayer pilgrimage" last fall.
spokesman for the group said I'VE have Special
Prosecuting Attorney Travis courts
Evening star., 1962-04-11

These 40 Commandments
have been widely quoted
and reprinted. They have
been extracted from
"You and Your Newspaper"
a booklet written, published
and distributed to area
schools as a public service
of The Evening Star.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-21

temptation is either to assess
difficulties as heavier than
they really are and refuse to
make the effort which could
be successful. or to be over
optimistic and undertake that
which cannot be accomplishe
AVOIDING FOOLISH AL
TERNATIvES:
One of the directions in
which judah looked for de-
liverance was through an al
lance with Egypt. Jeremiah
also discounted this vain hope.
The armies of Egypt he said
would return to their own
land. In the shadow of dis
aster, Judah also resorted to
"wishful thinking" against
which the prophet counsels
them. They merely hoped
that the Chaldeans would go
home and Jeremiah warned
aginst this self deception.
This is one of the weaketh
forms that human character
assumes in the presence of
crises.
WHEN PATRIOTISM IS
INADEQUATE:
Patriotism is not enough.
The truth of this becomes
more and more obvious as
times goes on and as nationa-
lism appears too short of
Gods will. 1.-The glory of the
Lord shall be revealed and all
flesh shall see it together.
The rise of the social sciences
during the last few decades
has come to support the
Christian spirit in leading the
way across all dividing bound
aries in the direction of the
brotherhood of peoples. Wish
full thinking in the presence of
disaster toward which history
has been irrevocably moving,
or on national alliances to
preserve Outmoded political
forms, imputing goodlessness
to other nations when there
is nothing godly about the
Society making the change
except the names. All these
are attitudes which must dis
solve before the realities of
history. This attitude testifies
to the coming of that larger
patriotism in which the well
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-21

in Mississippi because he al
legedly found some of them
to be. atheists, others SYM
pathetic to communism. This
person would probably be
equally offended by unconven-
tional sentiment concerning
the home. In each of these
three traditional attachments,
the devotee moves almost al
ways near the zone of fana-
ticism. my Country, may
she always be right, but my
Country, right or wrong
jeremiah was really trying to
get the people to see that he
was not unpatriotic nor would
they be if they would follow
his course, for behind all oi
this was the moving power OF
the justice of God.
THE WISDOM OF YIELD
ING TO THE INEVITABLE: :
There is somewhere a prayer
to the effect that we be
granted the courage to op-
pose the evil that can be re-
sisted, to accept that which
cannot be resisted, and the
wisdom to know one from the
other, Jeremiah was a realist
who saw no way to effective
ly resist the might of the
Babylonian invader and no
hope of miraculous deliver
ance from God. All that was
left was to come to such
terms as the invader would
make. 1t is not always wasy
to discover the difference be-
tween what can be effectively
resisted with courage and
that which must be born as
inevitable. The populace of
Judah differed with Jeremiah
at this point just as men have
almost always differed at
great historical crises. The
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-21

being of all the children of
men Is envisaged. This is the
true patriotism which sees the
kindgoms of the world be-
coming the kingdom of the
Lord and His Christ when the
cry of the patriot will be
"Hallelujah, The Lord reig-
Meth"
PRACTICAL POINTS ON
THE LESSON:
In a previous lesson we
saw Jeremiah at work warn
ing judah of her impending
tragedy. Moral and spiritual
degeneracy and the rising
power of Babylon would bring
Judah to destruction. The peo-
pie would not hear jeremiah s
warning against the coming
disaster. Today we find Jere-
miah again hard at work
giving advice and counsel to
Judah on how to save herself
from total disaster. Jeremiah
advised Judah to come to
terms with the conqueror,
Babylon. When Jeremiah gave
this counsel his people thought
he was betraying them, and
they charged him with trea-
son. But this was not the
case with. jeremiah. He knew
that Babylon was a powerful
nation which God was using
as an instrument in His hands
to bring about His purpose
for Judah and all the nations
of the world. A true Christian
is a true patriot. He renders
superb service to God and to
his country. He is willing to
sacrifice for the glory of God
and the well-being of his
country. He is alert to the
conditions of the world and
the duties of each one thereto.
He is a realist when neces-
Sary.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-21

MRS. EASTER SMITH well
coined into her home her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Smell of East st.
Louis, Mo.
While in the city the Smells
visited other members of the
family and friends and were
extended many courtesies.
During their stay they were
also entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Jackson, Miss Aman-
ola Ely, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L.
Hilton, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Davis and many others. They
returned to their home Sat-
urday, July z.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-07-21
NOTICE TO SUPERINTENDENTS
and BTU. PRESIDENTS

can deliver your Sunday School and BTU Books and
Supplies to you on time every quarter authorz.
ed distributor of the Sunday School and BTU. Boards
OF the National Baptist Convention, Inc, located
Nashville, Tenn. Dr. c. r. Williams, Secretary and DIR.
D. c. Washington Executive Secretary. We make Ban
ners with the of association church Sunday
school, BTU lodges usher badges buttons usher stars
arm bands. Mother and Dr.. Watt badges and general
church supplies. We appreciate your friendly cooper
alton and may have the opportunity of serving you?
If need Sunday School BTU. order blanks or
blanks for general church supplies other information
write
REV. S. 1. A. JONES
531 Yazoo Avenue Clarksdale Miss.