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BOSWELL, DENNIS (MIKE). The
family Of the late DENNIS (MIKE)
BOSWELL wish to express their most
heartfelt thanks to the many friends,
relatives, neighbors and church
members for their many kind ex-
preSSions of sympathy during our
recent bereavement.
LEROY BOSWELL AND FAMILY.
HAWKINS, SHORTER A. The family
Of the late SHORTER A. HAWKINS
wishes to thank everyone for their
kind expressions of sympathy, with
cards, kilograms, flowers and all
donations.
ELSIE H. HAWKINS, WIFE.
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DEATHS
Announcement Of
Services by Chambers

Announcement Of
Services by Chambers
Jordan, Capt.
Donald H.,USA VI. W. Chan,hsr. n.
Carney, John Z. W. vi Chsmhcrs r.
Trice, Col. w.
Henry M, ST.,
USA (retired) W. W. Chamhsr. r.
Webster, Edward W. VI Chsn,hers So
Robertson, ~
Beulah NJ. W. W. Cha,nh.r. r.
Rebbin, Capt. W.
David E., USA W, W. Chamber. "a
Richardson,
Ernest s. W Chamhsr. r.
Smith, William
Harry W. W, Chambers Co.
OraVes' Linda w. W. Chambers Co.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrenatOrium

Cremat0rlum
j. William Lees Sons Co.
a., FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th St. and Mass. Ave. Ii. $500
Rinaldi Funeral Home
IAo0 GEORGIA AVE. NV, RA. a1lIl
Blks. North of Walter Reed Hospital
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Cboica
Old location, at orig. cost. IA. 2-llII
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Saturday, November 30, i965. al
Providence Hospital, DEBRA MARIE
WOLFE, beloved daughter Of Agnes
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Earl hin And
Mrs. DAILY NJ. Wolfe. Friends NAV
cali az the Lee Funeral Home, Ath 81.
ana Massachusetts ave. ne, after
W I'm. Monday. Graveside services
VIII be held on Tuesday, December .,
M W am, in Issue. Md. Interment
Holy Ghost Cemetery.
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o cial communication of Com
e. ] !: 4
W the purpose of performing
a courtesy Masonic funeral service
for our late brother, GEORGE
RICHARD NEWTON Of Tippecanoe
Lodge, No. 4q2, LAFAYETTE, Ind.
NICHOLAS G. CHACOS, W. M,
JOHN E. LAWRENCE, Secretary.
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E ETRffSY NOEsPb NA2a IS61 /, K SEa;
Marlboro. Nd. beloved wife Of he
late Or. Charles F. Mcguire, mother
Of Mrs. Virginia Sims, sister Of
Mrs: Lorana Medinger and grand.
mother Of James w. Sims. Rela-
tyes and friends may call at the
hMitchle Bros Funeral Home, Upper
pm. Funeral services will be held
IN the Trinity Episcopal Church,
Upper Marlboro, Md, on Tuesday,
December 3, at 2 pm. Interment
Trinity Cemetery.
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R0DRIGUES, BIBIANA. On Saturday,
Hospital. BfBIANS RooDRIGIUyEESSs ne Of
l252 Faraday place me-, beloved
mother Of Mrs. Rufina Blanco Lopez
Of the home address,, three daugh-
Miren Matte Blanco, and a grandson,
ISidoro Lopez. Prayers at the S. ri.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l 18th
st. nv, on Tuesday, December 3,
f n S:SO n am; parking parking faGilities9 |;
Church., 18th and Monroe SITS. ne,
where the Holy. Sacrifice Of the Mass
will be offered at 10 am. for the
repose Of her soul. Intement Mount
Olvet Cemetery.
ROWE, JAMES L. On Monday, No.
vember rs, 1858, JAMES L. ROWE
OF 1883 v St; NV, brother Of Major
HSwe; he al also Is survived by other
S pm. Monday. December Z, friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Chapel l432 You st. NV, where
funeral services will be held Tues
6ay;t Pae Ti;51tSI ., at 70 am; Inter
SCOTT, EDITH REGINA. Suddenly, on
Sunday, December ], 1858, EDITH
REGINA SCOTT Of l222 You ST. Sc,
NOuSll annie SOpcIs RUIN
Ellis, Inez Soper and Alice Mattingly.
Funeral from the Simmons Bros. Fu-
neral Home, 1881 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
parking facilities), on Wednesday,
December Z, at 3 am; thence to st.
Teresa's Catholic Church, where
Mass will be offered at $50 am,
for the rep0se of her soul. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Visiting hours
until pm. 3
SCOTT, EDNA NJ. HOFFLER. On Sat-
urday, November 30, 1858, EDNA NJ.
HOFFLER SCOTT of ais 18th st.
NV, devoted sister of William H,
Forrest, siSter-in-law Of Beulah M.
Forrest; aunt of Alma L. Watt, Ethel
2; Pearsall Of Chicago, ILL.,; Audrey
NJ. Edwards and Edith r. Edwards
Of Washington, d. c. Other relatives
and friends also survive Friends
may call at FraZier's Funeral Home,
800 Rhode Island ave. NV. after 1
PM, Tuesday, December 3. Serv-
ices on Wednesday, December 4, at
u am, at the Ebenezer Methodist
Church, 4th and d SITS. Sc. The Rev,
Richard H. johnson officiating, Gas
ket will not be opened after the
services.) Interment National Har-
mony Memorial Park. 3
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MALLORY, AUDHILD II. On Saturday,
November 30, 1858, at Bethesda Naval
Hospital, AUDHILD H. MALLORY
Of Clinton, Md, the beloved wife Of
James W.. Mallory and mother Of
Steven j. Mallory. Also survived BY
her father, mother, one brother and
one sister. Funeral services at the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1851
Good Hope I'd. Sc. (parking facili-
ties), on Tuesday, December 3, at
pm. lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery. Visiting hours until pm.
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December !. 1853, JENNiF III STACY
kAIZ, beloved daughter of Paul and
Gail katZ Of Bowie, Md Also sur
ylved by her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Weinshel of Madison,
Wis, and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Katz
Of Valley Stream, n. Y. Grayeside
Lodge Cemetery on Monday, Deem
Der 2, at 2 pm. In mourning al 2603
kinderbrook lane, Bowie, Md. Ar
TangementS BY the C. ID. Goldberg
4 Son Funeral Home. l2l7 9TH ST. nv.
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1873. WALTER L. PfSEo Of Groton.
Mass, beloved son Of Victor c.
and Katherine Allen Pineo, brother Of
William p. z. Pineo, Mrs. Ronald
Cole Lesittoyn, Pa; Luereta Pineo
will be held in Potomac Methodist
Church, on Wednesday, December 4,
at II am. Interment church GENE
terry. In lieu Of flowers. contribu-
tons may be made to the Cancer
Fund
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POTTS, MARY ST. JOHN. On Saturday.
November 90, 1853, at her residence,
500 Ridgefield I'd, Springfield, Md,
MARY ST. JOHN POTTS, beloved
Of Mrs. Edithe v. Green and sister Of
Mrs. Florence r. Denny Of Brooklyn,
N Y. She also Is survived by three
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the De Vol Funeral Home, M Wis
cOnsin ave. NV. Requiem Mass will
oe +, oofieTeo on ,Lgesaay, Desc .In i,, :,
Flower, 1901 Massachusetts ave. NV.
lnterment Holy Cross Cemetery,
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
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day. Noyembef *. isSs, s. SAMUEL NJ uG B.
RICHARDSON Of l2l6 9TH ST. NV,
husband Of Mrs. Jamie Richardson.
Also survived by other relatives.
friends are invited to call at Latney's
Funeral Home, 1891 Georgia ave.
NV, where funeral services will be
held on Tuesday, December 3, at
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. Arrangements by John b.
Watson,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26

UNIVERSITY PARK-open Sun 20,
1914 East-West hwy, lovely 2N7 sto-
~ brick colonial on beautifully
handicapped lot. Spacious liv. rm.
with fireplace, large kitchen, rec.
rm., screened proch. $2l $50. Excel;
lent terms. HA. 2-725s, COHEE
REALTY CO., AP. 1885.
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CARRoLLTON RAMBLER, one o.
the incest In this exclusive area
where the kids bike to school. :
bedrms., rec. I'm. in full bsTnt., de
luxe kit. with wall-oven, immed
possess. Assume $50 mo-, viii
trade.
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TRADE UP-to this brand new
Cape Cod, featuring 4 bedrms.,
family size dining room, modern
kitchen. 2 full baths. sensational
Dashboard h-w.h. Walk to bus
and shopping. S1S,5O0. easy
terms. Call til 9 pm. WA. z
1900. ROBERT s. DAVIS d
Cn INC
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ROGLEY
zoos Wise. Ave. OIL. 625oC
GAITHERSBURG AREA
AND UPPER COUNTY

zoos Wise. Ave. OIL. $500
GAITHERSBURG AREA
AND UPPER COUNTY
900 in town, 2 bedrm.. 2 story
on lovely lot. city sewer and
sf$.95o. 4-bedrm. ramb. on Cedar
sf4.5OO. .2-bedrm. ramb. on beaut.
sig ffesnsee sd l9 Ct sewer ever. and water. =.
S St12egrmh; he's. punSS ,9it,, new new k 81,
$4,000. Expandable Cape Cod. 2
bedrms. down, glassed front pch..
lge; kit, full bsmt., "a acre.
SlS,950.. Lovely brick -ramb. on
Conn, Ave. Extended, 3 bedrms..
S17.500. Rockville, Imnac, 4-bed:
nm. Cape Cod, full bath dn.. 2nd
roughed in. firepl. in liv. rm..
carport, lovely trees.
SIS, 300. Rockville. 4-bedrm,, q
bath Cape Cod. Entrance foyer
SCI, 500. Damascus. New 3-bedrm.
2-bath, brick rambler. oil hot
$4,000. NEW. Bufnham Woods.
4-bedrm., 2-full-bath. brick bi::
papered family rm., raised hearth
firepl. in liV. rm., sliding glass
doors to tree-shaded rear I'd. Big
bright, all-elec. kit. gear car
port, Atom centr. auto. air cond.,
lot l00x239 new asphalt st.,
MINED. POSSESSION.
$4,000. NEW brick-and-frame
ramb.. luxuriously Ice, rms.
bedrms.. -pine-pan. family nm.
1lrepls.. Ice. kit. plus utility I'm.
oil h.-w.h.. 2-car built-in gar,
rec. nm. 1-acre lot.
KAY BOWLING
REAL ESTATE CO., INC.
WI, S-5450
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26

SILVER sP.-Sls,2so. Vacant, newly
decorated, 2-bedrm., Ice. brk. ram.
bier. MOVE RIGHT mi" ih
baths HASN'T. with de luxe rec. rm.
with firepl. Walk 70 everything.
w. y. Nicholass Realtor HE. 4-lo6o
SILVER SPRIN G-Move in now.
New custom split, Z bedrms,, 3
baths din. rm. luxurious kitchen,
den. family rm., garage. Exclusive
cul-de-sac privacy. Open daily.
DR.; Out Colesville I'd. 10 miles
past -Four Corners, bear right on
lockwood drive beyond Kimels)
2nd street on right, va Burnt Mills
GOLDEN SEAL BUILDERS s77.72Oo
SILVER SPRING. st. Johns Par.
ish-Owner's trans. cOmpels sale
of this immac. 3-bedrm., 2-bath
splt-level. Exterior now being com.
pletely redec. Mod. cleo. Kit, scr,
porch off din. area, excel. rec. Fm.
Walking distance TO all schools and
transp. Realistically priced in low
20s for immed. sale. Lee. 8oeo loan
az S3zSe may be assumed. Call
Cmcr. Gard, EN-. 1854 for appt,
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC, OIL.
2-7006.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26

WOODLAND SPLTT.LEvEL. A
family delight, 3 bedrms., rec. rm
Bile attic, family size din. rm.,
more for your money at sls,95o,
FLA terms.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC.
17-2l75
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALLENTOWN house, Georgetown
styling, immac. 2-bedrm. brick, full
ly equipped kit. with built-in dish
washer, full bSmt., beautifully
HANDICAPPED front and side yard,
lge. fenced rear yard with mature
trees. Only sl4,S5o. OWNER XII.
e-0e42.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
BEST BUY

CLUB VMLAGE-Brk
and frame twin Colonial,
bedrms., IA baths, centrally all
cond.. large alto rear yard
fenced, 500 DIN. FLA and $40 mo
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
lcoNTINUEol

ALExANDRI1-BEVFRIY Hill S.
custom built deluxe spht-toyer ram
bier. = bedrms-s fun baths, hy.
rms- formal din. rm-s spacious de
IKE IKE cup. Ct, rec. rnl:s saIae +.
PENTAGON. Priced n upper 3os.
Low On. payment. ATLAS or Ar
LINGToNs KE. S61oo. ewes. il.
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Landowner KNOLLS, est. Ambrose
PARISH, adj. to Wash. BALTIC. pkwy
Only 10 min. to d. c., S min. tc
new Capitol Plaza shopping cen.
ter-Lovely 3-bedrm. brk. rambler
with fin. rec. rm. of knotty pine
full bsmt. and off-street park, on q
Iox2o0 #. lot and priced at only
SEABROOK PARK ESTATES-u
you are looking for a nice 3-bedrm.
rambler with alum. Siding, sen
din. rm., full bsmt. and many 9th.
er extras, such as a sep. Lear gar.
age, lovely fenced yard with barbe.
cue pit and picnic table then please
call US now for an early appoint.
ment.
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Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905

ASPEN HILL AREA-Aimost-new
Dirk. rancher on huge level lot
incls. 8 twtn-size bedrms., Ia
baths, sep. din. rm., mod. WIFE
outside exit. VACANT, MINED.
POSI-
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

ALEX. AREA-z-bedrIn. brick with
rec. nm Close 70 shop and bus.
SIS d. take over pymntl. I56-ssi7.
ALEX. s--Attr. 3-bedrm. brick-and,
frame rambler win rec. rm-s full
walkOut bsmt.s Ice. yardss eunv.
10 buses, circum. highway. $500 On.
a FHA Apr. Of sissso4 OWNER
so. s-7767.
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WHEATON WOODS-For the large
family. Large brick Cape Cod On
Level corner sI,b lot tT yin S BED
with table space, full bsmt., outside
entrance. Priced at FLA appraisal.
S20,500. Open Sun. It'll S. Direc-
tons: Via Georgia ave-, passed
Wheaton, turn left on Aspen Hill
I'd. to left on Falkland dr.. to 1880
Grenoble DIR. JU. 7-e05l, JU. 9-2l57.
BROUSSARD AGENCY, INC,
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ALEX.-ARL-FARFAX

ARLINGTON-Centsr hall
rambler for only $1,000.
Painted white. nestled In
q cove Of tai trees IN an
area Of delightful homes.
Near shops, schools and
transp. Call for particu-
lars.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
HOMEOWNER RLTY.
M HAIIPSHTRF cIpnvS-s5-

NEW HAMPSHIRE GARDFNS-Im-
maculate brick rambler, Charming
nNlng room with fireplace, . twin
SIZED bedrooms, excellent kitchen. Z
tnn baths, fun basem I, tiled
noors "a bath. Centrally air condi-
E. LOHR, NC, RFAITORN IN All .
10 2. HE. 400 -
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HOUSES FOR ALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
$500 DOWN

Lovely 4-bedrm. Cape Cod features
low maintenance alum. exterior
Nv. nm with firepl.s full bsmt., AM
lovely deep lot. 767-3llo.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT
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ANDRIS

so2l WISCONSIN AVE. OIL. 1900
BETHEsDA-Spotless, 3-year-old
brick rambler offers 8 bedrms., 2
baths, daylight walk-out rec I'm.
in full bsmt., 8 fireplaces. Large
yard. Walk to schools and super
.vised rec. center. S2S,950.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-9070 Til 8
BETHESDA, WHERE YOU'LL LIVE
TOMORROW - Huntington Ter
race. 4 bedrm., 2 bath Cape Cod,
sep. din. rm-, screened porch,
and garage, well Handicapped lot.
Priced for quick sale. S26,500.
call 949-7300.
HUGH 7. PECK 1926 Georgia Ave
bETHEsDAs excIusi area, of
Bradley Spacious split on acre
ideal for entertaining, larg
bedrms., 2K7 baths, paneled rec.
nm, built-in garage.
GEO. w. ROBERTSON, Realtor
OIL. 2-1l73 Ewes. OIL. A-0l2l
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McLEAN-Live IN this de-
sirable area on o quiet
street where children can
walk to school. A family
home. ail-briek 3-bedrm.,
2lz-bath Colonial. Really
an exceptional bug. Only
S22.5OO.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
NrnArrfksrFErN
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ARLINGTON An exeep-
tional opportunity to buy
3 desirable home Just off
Route SO. close IN. 3-bed-
room brick rambler. full
basement and carport. Only
minutes to all convenienc-
es. S24,500. excellent terms.
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STORCH
REATT0P ~, Az
| REALTOR

LANE MANOR, EVANSVILLE
MD. Brick T a m bIer, ) bedrms.
sep. din. rm. addition, screened II
patio with stone fireplace, finished
bsmt. with bath, waIl-to-wall car.
pettng, new kitchen equipment and
many other features. Call 92s-l75s
NGLEY PARK Vacant. l20C
Ruatan St. BY OWNER. l-story
semidetaehed brick. 9 bedrms., full
center and bus. blk. off New
Hampshire ave. OPEN SAT. anc
SIN IN & A2I-A13a-
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POTOMAC-L0vely brk. and cedar
Colonial on "a acre setting, all-elec.
Ht. with table space; V bath and
twin-sized bedrms. and 2 baths on
End FIR. with extra lge. closets. z.
car garage. Intercom throughout.
Full bsmt. with outside entrance.
KSo 1I;zIsi REALTY NC
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TnTBERLAND ESrATB-
5 min. from TySons Cor
ner. A delightful new used
brick split level. On q big
lot with tall trees. A beau
tiful home for only $751;
500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26

$40 PER MONTH-For this q
bedrm.. full bsnt. bungalow with
fully fenced lot in Carmody Hills.
Priced low at S9.950 on your
terms. Can v 81 9 pm, We Z
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VACANT

down incls. all any handyman can
buy this 2-bedrm., sep. din. rm.,
fun bsmt. bungalow In convenient
location. Redec. and save IS. Total
PARAMOUNT REALTY co.
REALTORS WE. 5.5l22
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UNIVERSITY REALTY OFFERS an
economical Cape Cod In Landoyer
Hills at $4,000 with 2 full baths.
Personal service to home sellers
and home buyers In the Maryland
U. Area Multiple listing service,
he. ASSOC REALTORS 1s-sss3
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one that brings help to helpless
BY JULIA n. PICCIN

Other substitute mothers" have taken jobs in
child-care work after their discharge Several have
enrolled in schools for professional training in
Of the mentally retarded. These records, Of course,
greatly please u.s. Miss Benson says, because they
show an inmates time here was not wasted, and
that we have aroused an interest that might not
have been found another way"
The real reward
And all of the women know, whatever happens
after they leave, that they have exchanged gifts Of
love with children who will never have anything
else to give. -THE ESD
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-07-20
Useful Workshop Ideas
by Emo r. Ham, Technical Consultant
Escape Ladder

Quickly dropped for use, this
fire-escape ladder hangs on lag
screws driven into wall studs, or
screw anchors in a brick wall. A
ladder of 16 hardwood rungs ex-
tends 20 #. and may end a It..
above ground. The canvas sling
opens by pulling on the grips.
Other edge is nailed. Barn-door
handle gives an added hold. AL
ternate location for ladder is in
side under window, fastened to
studs and concealed by open-back
box. Combined load carrying ca
pacity Of two stringers OF 3/16"
welded chain would be approx
mately 14O0 lbs.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-07-20

Rome; Vignola, who designed
the palace of Caprarola; and
Mivhelozzo, and his palace built
for the Medici family in Flor
ence.
The period also is famous for
artists whose names are fam
liar to every schoolboy; Giotto,
Donatello, Leonardo da Vinci,
Titan, Michaelangelo, Cellini,
Raphael and many others.
The heritage of culture, in
tellect and the appreciation of
beauty that mankind has en-
Goyed for these hundreds of
years through the efforts of
these great scientists, craftsmen
and artists, defies summation.
1t is a logical deduction, that
a sound knowledge of the his
tory of the Renaissance is an
unfailing guide to the basic con-
cepts of good decoration.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-07-20
The Influence
OF The Italian
Renaissance On
All Decoration

Practically all Of today's
decorative formulas can be trac-
ed in one way or another to the
italian Renaissance. This gigan-
tic revival Of the classic, which
in its continuity blazed a wide
rail into every European coun-
try, naturally cannot be given
an exact birth date, having been
IN the process of making for a
number of years.
The combining Of the many
tongues previously in use in the
various city states of Italy into
a common language, through
the guidance of Dante, Petrarch,
and Boccaccio, was the first
step. This occurred at the end
Of the 18th century. AS nearly
as possible, one can say that
the early Renaissance began
around the year 1900 and con-
tinued through the High and the
Baroque periods, lasted through
1900. This magnificent period
was consecrated to the memory
of man and was graced with
many of history's greatest
scientists, artists and crafts
men.
The compass was discovered
by Gioga of Naples in 1903 and
Copernicus used the telescope
to prove the revolution of the
earth. The compass and scienti-
fic methods of making maps
opened up the seas to the world
and brought the various con-
tinents closer together. About
1850, the Gutenbergs of Mainz
discovered the principle of NOV
able type printing and this to-
gether with the discovery at
the beginning of the 18th GEN.
fury that paper could be made
of old rags, opened up educa-
tional channels previously un-
known.
Before the Renaissance, Italy
had been divided into two poll
teal factions, the Ghibellines
and the Guelphs. The former re-
presented the aristocracy and
tyranny; the latter the pope,
industry and the common man.
At the time of the Renaissance,
Italy's political structure had
evolved into a system of City
States, each usually governed
by a powerful family. For in
stance, the House of Farnese
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CHAIN ATTACHED
WITH RivETS
AND WASHERS

were rulers of Parma; the
Medici family of Florence; the
House of Sforza, Milan; and
Caesar Morgia ruled Romagna,
and was used by Machiavelli as
the prototype for his book,
"The Prince. There were also
the cities of Rome, Genoa, and
Venice, which came under the
jurisdiction of the Papal Court.
The wealth of these powerful
families naturally led to ella
borated living conditions and
many of the artists and artisans
whose work we still cherish to-
day, owed their livelihood to
some of these powerful patrons.
Architects and architecture
flourished under Renaissance
conditions. Some Of the famous
architects and their buildings
in the Gothic style were Giotto
and his tower in Florence; Helm
rich of Grund who designed the
Milan cathedral; and Arnolfo de
Gambia, architect of the Palaz-
20 Vecchio. In the renaissance
manner were Bramante, whose
great work was st. Peters in
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500 African,
Continued From Page One


tered by the African-American
Institute in New York City I'M
der an aid contract.
The African Scholarship Pro-
gram of American Universities.
ASPAU - as the program is
known - is in it's third year
and will run through the 1863
Ga academic year as result of
an extension of the aid contract
with the institute, aid said.
The contracts extension of
$3,77S,000 brings the total esti-
mated costs from April IA, 1861,
to about Sc million, Aid said.
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Shoe Board

Having no pockets in which
dirt can accumulate, this hang
ing shoe board consists of light
weight chain riveted to a piece
of cardboard or plywood. First
drill the rivet holes. If you want
to paint the board do so before
attaching the chain. For a larger
board you follow the same spa
cling for chain. A Lin. ring at the
center of the cross chain keeps
the board hanging vertically
from a clothes hook or a nail
driven into a stud. Or, the rack
can be screwed to the inside of
closet door.
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CHARLES BROOKS ATTENDING
FOREIGN LANGUAGE INST.

! Tuscaloosa, Alabama Char
les L. Brooks of Jackson, Mis-
sissippi is participating in the
Foreign Language Institute at
Stillman College, Tuscaloosa,
Alabama, this summer. Mr..
Brooks teaches Spanish at Jim
Hill High School.
The Institute has been plan
ned to provide an opportunity
'f3r thiry-eight French and
Spanish public high school
teachers to immerse themselves
French and Spanish cultur-
Il atmosphere where they will
sspeak and listen to these
languages every day for eight
weeks. Throughout the eleven
hour daily program, in the
classroom, at meal times in the
cafeteria, in the dormitory and
during all formal and informal
activities, the communication is
in French or Spanish. The group
sis being housed in a language
Sdormitory where native speak
ers of French and Spanish as
well as other staff members are
*also living.
The program also concentrat-
es on acquainting these secon-