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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

MT. CALVARY PARIsH-s-bedrm
brick rambler, ~ baths, com
pletely finished bsmt,, fireplace
cHMPBEiL REALTY co.
MT, RAINIER-2-bedrm. bungaloV
wIfull bsmt., off st, parking, goos
transp., fare ID. @. WA, 7-7b53
NEAR PENTAGON, Boiling and An
piete rec. Ur1i;; rm.. fenced ys ysrd. SS7, 7
BOO. Win rent. 10. 7-7271.
NEW RAMBLER-3 bedrms.. iiv,
Ssmt. Low down p payment. % pE
2-s4bs. WI. 6-s2bf.
OPEN 1 TILL DARK
AasoMEN VALUES. 6SsaIfhaDTHt bSsIdNDTEHr
FOR THE sELEcTED PUR.
CHASER, Overlooking the Potomac
at the Woodrow Wilson Bridge
3 bedrms,; ramblers and split.
levels. All on -aere lots. Low
800, Can RE. B-43O0.
HENRY MOORE, Ritz.
MOORE AND MOORE REALToR
OPEN I-6
BELTsVILLE = NEW NEWi NEW
custom 3-bedrm. brk. and shingls
ramblers, walk-out bsmt., St6,b0O
tl,obO. dn. HURRY out rt. pAsi
BARANEK REALTS CO. UN. 4-isCC
RIVERDALE WEST-'Large fami.
lies" will love this eomfortabl,
FIVE-bedrm., 2-bath, Colonial
bsmt. h,-w.h., garage. OF or term
a. SlS,bOO. Come to 4300 queens
sSRAEHK S1FI n REALTY co. uE. 4.,sOC
OWNER will sell home lust com,
pletely renovated. Langiey Parl
area. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, den
finished bsmt, and lots OF extras
conv, to shopping and transp. Cal
OWNER, HE, 4-I20O.
0xoN HILL AREA, e20e ABBTNo.
TON DR.. in beaut. River Ridge
Estates-o-rm. brick rambler. liv
rm.. din. area. beaut. modern
kitchen, 8 bedrms.. bath. large
screened porch. full bsmt. with Y
bath. large rec. rm.. built-in "a.
rage. For full details call 10. 2
1928 or 10. 7-524O.
ooLEsBY a RICE REALTY
0x0N HILL, nr. firehouse. Brick
ramb., lge. lot. Conv. loe, $4,000,
- . COUNTY SERVICES
bU. 3-21b1 MI, b-b272
Ox0N HILL AREA, 403i Whiteoak 1
ur.-Beaut. .0-rm. brick rambler,
as good or better than new, com
sisting OF liv. rm. with firepl.
sep, din. rmn 3 bedrms., 4 X baths.
full bsmt. with full bath. 81 900
under gI% % FHA appraisal. Please call
10. 7-1926. 10. LOTT, 10. 7-bi5s
ooLEsBY a RICE REALTY
ox0N HILL, 1882 BroedVisw Td.,
Just OIL Indian Head hwy. over
looking Bread Creek = 3-bsdrm.
Im.. firepl., sxtra-larse din rm,,
S.Seris WOODED wooded iot. ISsr' ToT fuII neaSs. ~.
tails, call nj, Rice. 10. 7-IS25
odLEsBY 3 RICE REALTY
$500 dn.. Se2.es incl. al. siS..
$50 FHA. Extra clean.
BARANEK REALTY CO. UN. 4-l30O
PALMER PARK-$295 down incis.
settlement, y99.b0 mo. incl. prin,,
int, taxes, insur. 3-bedrm. ram
bler, stove, refgr.. patio, fenced
lot. lmmae. Vacant, move right
IN. Call OWNER, DU. 7-0200.
?; GEORGES PLAZA AREA-spot-
less 3-b,r, rambler wa lovely fam.
rm. (off the kit.) plus q real gosh
darn eye-catching pine-pan. rec.
rm. w/bar and bath. Only
Sls;SS0o w/ssOo dn. Gail He.
C. nalll hicknoan inn
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pLANpENsBuRo AREA-Ar bri
RADIANT VALLEY bedrms. Al

RADIANT VALLEY bedrms. and
den. femily-sized din. rm., spa
eious closets. beautiful floors. Lge,
level chain link-fenced yard. This
all brick home Il near everything
and can be purchased OF. no down
or FHA, low down. Call 277-7774
for particulars on easy financing
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HOUSES For SALE-Mb.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CARROLLT0N loREENBRIAR) =
One (year-old. 3-bedrm,. 1 Y bath,
brick rambler. Full bsmt. With
finished rec. rm., large ultramod-
ern Kitchen, sep, din. rm, Can as
sumo 81 s OF loan OF Si7, 800
with 400 down. Call 604-1b63.
CEDARvILLE-3 bedrms.. 2-story.
ssSsl.'sil ssfs sils;3s'oOn n'S!l sARE IkEaESsT rs
HEIDER, CE. 6-644S, CT. 0-6bS0.
73b-O9l2, HA. 2-8SO0.
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cHEvERLY - Lovely all-brick g.
bedrm. home. Wv. earpeting in
liy... rm. and formal din. Tm.
Mothers dream kit. with elee.
, NAL even; beaSsliui Ssu RS I'm VIII WIN
You can assume a 5Iaeo loan
Better cell 277-777b now. for
details and appointment TO inspect
Evening star., 1963-03-17
NEW BRICK HOME
LAST CHANCE TO BUY A NEW
KETTLER BROS. HOME
IN FALLS HILL, VA.

OPEN SAT. AND SUN. / TO S Pm.
Some lucky buyer will get this 4-bedroom, 2-bath
masterpiece and will be well pleased
Features include center hall, fireplaced living
room separate dining room, lovely kitchen with
custom-built Western cedar cabinets, table space
and outside ground-level entrance The full
basement has a recreation room leading to an
outdoor patio, separate laundry room and also
large open basement for workshop and storage
Big lot, with towering trees, 2S4 II. deep SO%
first trust available at 5h%-25 years second
trust also considered.
PRICED $345OO
pmEcToNg Come 70 ral, Church Va take Broad a. tout.
Venice g." right 70 house. - Wv "
George H. Rucker Co., Realtors
i4O3 N. Court House Rd, Arl. ia. 5-s5s5
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UNIVERSITY Park, OPEN SUN
DAY i TO Q, .06Ol Wells-Park-
SayLImmaelIets 4-bsdrm., B.
Bath DIX. rambler, firepl., screened
summer kit, extra play house.
KAT HA sPeTsi,Si Rnbh1i At s2s.oSO. THE
University Realty
HE, $4,000 776-ss3s
UNIV. HILLs-3-bedrm,, ~ hath,
brick rambler, large kitchen. fin,
tt ttfs;. o&tNsREs, sEsas VA. D0Ees Ess4daa. dRaan' '1-
UNIV. Park - spotless ctF.-haii,
brk, Colonial slate roof, liV. rm.
with firepl., den, din. rm., kit,
2 baths. finished sTd fir. '' dorm'
re-, rm, type bsmt., v bath.
rage, fenced I'd. Ideal for iEe.
BUTLER REALTY-oPEN SUN, 1880
VETS, NO DOWN PAYMENT, no
settlement charges on these like
new 4O-ft. ramblera. .Eat-in kitch-
sTn. tns WIN b.n euiit,lns: rs. be- @esdTms" rec;
possession, easy FHA tsfms aiso
AVAILABLE. Call I'll . pm. va.
ROBERT 8. DAVIS a CO.. INC.
WEST LANHAM HILLs-Perfect for
newlyweds, Clean and snug q
bedroom. home, deep level lot,
equipped Kit, S4OO can buy this
JOHN ii HuoHEs@ @ CO. &A.'S.6S
WEST LANIfAM perfert foT
neVlywsdS Clean and snug <
equipped Kit. 1900 can buy his
JOHN eahsTff Il, HGoHHs Rtliif 0eI eS. 7sseS6seo
W, HYATTsvILLE-Brick bungalow
style home with 2 bedrma,. sep
floor NJ, odH and SaTaEs. Don't war;,
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
1885 New Hamp. Ave. HE. 4-i7OO
wHEsTcnEsTEH HnsT.as HTs-EsT EEsTATSs; Son.., n''T
bedrms'. rec. rm., ar eond' Open
every day. Directions: Out Rte 8,
right on Allentown rd., left Al
stone gates TO end Of st.. right
UN. 4-362s 4ao-7oSb
Hennemier Contribution Co., Inc.
NORTHUMBERLAND brk. split-
level, 2 baths, beamed ceiling.
rec. rm., fenced lot. assume az "a
loan. S1s,750, UN. 4-555O III 3.
LANGLEY REALTY
AAA sPECIAL.-Appraised at S2i,-
OO0,. large 4s-ft. rambler, truly
9 miracle in spaelousness at this
price. Large rms. throughout with
daylight bsmt. dREENBELTI
REALTY CO.. Realtors. OR. A.
HOUSES $4,000 TO $4,000
59o5 SEMINOLE ST., Berwyn Hts.
2 bedrms., liy.. rm., kit. and bath.
automatic oil heat. No down pay
menL lust take over mo pay
as1s-o msnts Of $3.50. DE. 2-24bs' VIII.
b0l 7ath PL.. Seat Pieasant-2
bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit. and bath.
No down payment, lust take over
mo. payments of 500, DE -2-245s.
VIII. 6-s257.
34I4 PENNA. 81.
FHA $21, ,750
This e-room brick Colonial with
sight ct price asked. Walking
distance to. churches, schools.
shopping and y. OF Nd. For par
ticulars, phone Mr.. Chisholm,
WOODBRIDGE REALTY, WA. 7-
O7s2, La. 9-9177.
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MT. CALVARY PARIsH-3-bedrm
brick rambler l baths: com.
eOnsTcstsss ctssRSf RGTshi H5i hEsi4y SI4lte 60 gu o.
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CAMP SPRINGS
CANT SPRINGS
Bl04 sharon Road
OPEN 0-S


. bdrn. brick rambler. on tree
fss. shaded wStsr ai.s lea. Ss in PRICED P5ss'Ss n
lcgs:Sso lcgs Sos i, csll S,l.,i;n5. Ms. Dunn. cH.
o'oeYotyR FANNY JFhMIIY' FIRM
NJ z. SMITH INC, 735-05a2
CAPITOL HTS, oi32 Shady Side
avey-2-story frame dwelling. all
modern improvements. Can be
s4ss 6etSssn . an and I pm.
CAROLE HIGHLANDS : Lge. red
baths. carport, air eond.. igs. iiy
rm. wIfirepl. si7,4O0,
..KiTcHEN wTTH EvERYTHINo"
d. L. Barnard 588-7977
cARRQLLToN-Klng size Cane
Cod home with Z bedrms,. sepa-
sHlaiEf sHlai f,S .oI 1T DoGSd iSd 6alJ 6SslEP';sS2 ;sS2a,SS5.
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
LIST WITH Us FOR REsuLTs
CARROLLTON, s3i7 Nicholson St
Attractive brick rambler, liv. rm,
tirspl. ain. lrmy z esdrms.; y. y
FHA. s2O,7b0. out Annapolii
lRts. 4b0) 70 sbth ave. tcAR.
ROLLTON, left 10 Legation "
left 70 s4th ave. right 70 s3l1
Nicholson 81. Omen 70 DARK
o. ID. FIELD, INC. Realtors. JU
b-7ii3. Eyes. JU. p-607b,
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BOB DUNCAN

Estate-Insurance
322 8. Wash. st., Alexandria
KI. 8-8015
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

UNIVERSITY PARK, OPEN SUN
SSf.immssSistcs sS $50. -Sssln SwsIIa-Pars. 3.
bath brE. rambler. firepi... ii.i; Screened
summer kit. extra play house.
other extras. Priced 70 sen below
EhEsAr EEsr aR9EsisSl RRpnh1l At $4,000. THE
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STRATFORD LANDING
4-bedroom. 2-bath brick home with
fun dry basement, completely
equipped kitchen with dining
space. 13x10 dining room, 22xlb
living room with fireplace, all in
excellent Condition. Only 800. .QR0
Evening star., 1963-03-17
SUBURBAN ESTATES
Mr.. CLINTON, MD.
OPEN IL TO 9
IMMEDIATE OCCTTpANTyy

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
New all-brick rambler, splits, Cape
Gods. Colonials, 3 to D bedrms., Q
and baths, separate dining
room large living room with fire.
place, full basement with rec.
room, and fireplace, carport, base
Priced from s23,9Q0 With con-
Branch ave. TO first traffic ilsht
past Allentown road. right 10 Rte.
3Sl (old Route 81. left 20 cov-
entry Way dorchester Estates
slgn), Iight and follow OPEN
CO. 10. S-sosi. SSss.7sSs. iio"
sgITLAND, s2lQ Iairhiil Or, So
For sale by OWNER. SCI 900. 3
and out, Central air cond.. full
Dsmt, with rec. I'm. and bath.
Information cali ia. 7sse3i.
sUITLAND-owner transferrins. 4.
bedrm, bi:leyel. Llv. rm.. din. rm,
LaTeine and suitiand Hlgh schools
REALTY. RE. $4,000.
TAKOMA-LAN0LEY AREA--3-bed-
rm, ih.bath brick. rambler, on
h-acre lot, Beautiful rec, rm.,
saulpDed ~. S22'SSO with low
L1sz a LoFTIN, INC, HE. 4-i30C
TAKOMA PARK--Brick rambler, !
iyin;siasd bedrms., baths
ms space, w.-w. carpet. dIapes
huge rec, rm,, walk-out bamt.
close 10 New Hamp. ave, Walk 70
everything. OWNER. Asking S20,-
$50. JU. S-4400.
THE PERFECT HOUSE for newly
yeds. clean and snug, 2-esdrm.
haye s400 you can buy this
JOHN cnfs II. HUGHES CO. WA. 7.ossO
UNIV. PARK-3-bedrm. brk. ceps
Cod, y baths, rec. rm.. den,
h'-"'h" BUrfHS Sii flNssi iRSHfr"
AP. 7-S070 Or Ap. lasts
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REALTY

VILLA HEIoHTs-No money down
TO VETS. Kitchen 1Oxl5 and a
separate dining room. Large bay
window and fireplace In living
room. Recreation room, bus At
corner, walk TO shopping CEN
n te5' pvm Sdi ~ yo0; oS0;oAspANv WA ,-,soa
Evening star., 1963-03-17
UniYerSitV Realtu

Hh, 4-J0OO 770-sss
UNIV. HiLLs-3-bedrm., W -batl
brick rambler, large kitchen, III
tsS; tss;. 6nvikEssRES%Gs % poEeh,. mar many "a
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD. HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
Evening star., 1963-04-28


NN ny Thomas is star of one
of the most popular series
in television.
To show business experts, Danny
Thomas, the most productive inde-
pendent television producer, is a TV
mogul with the ability to hire talent
to turn ideas into successful series.
Danny Thomas, Hollywood tycoon,
has become so big that in year or
two he may replace Danny Thomas,
TV comedian.
81 hope not" Danny confesses. II
intend to go on performing as long as
l live. But the producing business
keeps growing and growing. If it
weren't for Sheldon, I'd be locked up
in executive sessions all the time"
The reference is to Sheldon Leonard,
Danny's partner in TIL Productions.
This is the parent outfit for such TV
series as THE Andy Griffith Show"
"The Dick Van Dyke Show" "The
Joey Bishop Show" "The Bill Dana
Show" and "The Real McCoys," as
we'll as Danny's own series.
who would have thought" Danny
says with a laugh and a Lebanese
shrug, when | was knocking myself
out in Detroit night clubs rs years
ago, that this would happen to a kid
from the sticks of Deerfield, Mich?
Nobody can tell me there are no mir
acleS. My life has been one."
Danny's story has been told many
times. How in 1887, broke and out of
work in Detroit, he prayed to St. Jude
Thaddeus, patron saint of the hopeless.
How, last year, Danny, long an estab-
lished star, finally realized his ambi-
tion when he opened St. Jude Hospital
in Memphis, Tenn, for which he had
raised 81 million.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
BUSY N TYCOON
HAS ALMOST NO
By FRANK JUDGE

D THE viewing public, Dan
ny Thomas is a star Of one
of the most popular series
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-02-02
JSC Names
Deans List

Two Jackson State College
students have made the Presi-
dents List for the 1962-63 Fall
Quarter. Earning the coveted
honor for having made straight
"A" 5000 averages are Albert
Helen Chandler and Elwyn Girl
mes A graduate of Hickory
High School, Hickory. Miss,
Mrs. Chandler is . junior lang
uage arts major. Grimes is .
junior biology major from Will
kinson County Training School,
Woodville.
One hundred and twenty six
students have made the Deans
List for the same period. These
include Gladys January 2:S1;
Margaret Catchings, 2.79; Ivory
Phillips, 2.75; Willie Coleman,
2.71; Archie Taylor, 2.70; john
ME Tolliver, 2.69; Johnnie Phil
lips, 2.63; David Raspberry, 2.81,
Mary June Meredith, 2.69;
Brenda Lang, 2.56; Daisy Bell,
2.54; Fred Mcdowell, Joyce Spi-
res and Johnny Viverette, 2.53;
William Brassfield, Beverly
Chambers, Artimese Hobson,
Edward Robinson and Mary
Stamps, ESQ; Teely Rhine, Jr.,
Joe Ross and Cathen Jones Til
lis, Eat; Arthur M. M. Lewani-
ka, 2.45; Opal Anderson and
Christine Smith, IA; Katherine
Hodges, 2.41; John Hatchett,
2.40; Della Burt, 2.3s; Dorothy
Mcdowell, 2.37; Girtha Davis,
Freddie Owens, Jr., Evelyn Hall,
Leola Smith, and Rudolph Will
kins, 2.33; Ruby Buford, Louis
Jackson, Odessia Worthy, 2.31;
Earlee Grinston, Margaret Har-
mond, 2.2S.
Thelma Clarke and Ben Nc
Gee, Jr., 2.27; Bobbie Thornton,
2.26; Miller Taylor, Benny Toy
and Booker Weems, 2.25; Mar
Gus Dilworth and Charles Nor
ris, 2.24; Annie Brown, Thorn
as Wilson, and Ernestine Wes-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-02-02

Jesse Brown, Kennard is suf-
fering from cancer and at the
very best, is given only five
years to live.
Since his confinement he has
been receiving treatment at the
University Hospital here in
Jackson, but last week, his at
torney, charging that prison Of
ficials had not obeyed the in
structions of the hospital requir-
ing that Kennard be returned
periodically for observation and
treatment, filed petition to the
State Supreme Court seeking his
transfer to the University Hos
pital for treatment.
Upon learning Of the petition
the Governor Immediately ord
cred his transfer to the Univer-
sity Hospital where he was Mon
day when the order for the in
definite suspension was issued.
However, Attorney Hugh Bor-
en-, legal advisor and executive
assistant to the Governor said
Monday that he had been in
communication on several occas-
ions with prison officials and
that Kennard was scheduled to
be transferred to the hospital s*
the time Attorney Brown filed
the petition to the State Su-
preme Court.
Prison officials have declined
comment on the case.
In granting the indefinite sus-
pension, Governor Barnett said,
that Kennard who is q War Vet
eran, will be transferred, at his
request to the Veterans Hospital
here where he can receive ex-
tended treatment.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-02-02

ley, 2.22; Wilmetta Easterling,
Harvey Hambrick, James Ham,
mond, and Audrey Redmond,
2.21.
Aaron Ballard, and Lyndon
Range, 2.20; Geneva Andrews,
Lawrence Mcpherson, and Lois
Wilkerson, 2.19; Paul Campbell
and Doris Curb, 2.1S; Ella Ham,
ilton, Gloria Pittman, and James
Wiley, FIT; Arnold Grimes,
2.1s; Robert Walker, 2.14; Paul
inc Cannon, Sam Cobbins, Ed
dye Carolyn Johnson, Otis She
ard, Aloha Sperling, 2.13; Rob-
ert Woodland, 2.12; Doris CHM,
Georgia Terrell, Eli; Annie
Grant, Pauline Pearson, 2.10.
Peggy Allen, zoe; Henrietta
Bryant, 2.07; Lois Davis Reuben
Dilworth, frankie James, Juan
tia Matlock, Dorothy Mays, Jack
Thompson, Velma Thompson, Oh
lie Williams, 2.06; Otis Young,
Dora Wade and Arthur Turner,
2.07; Gwendolyn Jones, Ralph
Rogers, EOS; Thomas Eilando
Johnnie Fortune, James Gallo
way, Alvetta Gray, Barbara
Latimore, William Lucky, L. M.
Minor, Jacquelyn Sharpe, 2.03;
Opal Ellis, 2.21; Madelyn Ev-
ans, 2.07; Patricia Anderson, Pc
tricious Bradley, Dorothy Gates
Cannon, Clarice Clayton, Claren-
&c Coats, Dora Cooley, Ellowead
Durham, Curtis Flowers, Edna
Garrett, Ivory Horne, Annie
Jones, Evelyn Jumper, Eloise
Martin, Mary Mcfarland, Annie
Moffett, Wilfred Moore, Willie
Mott James Myers, Claudine
Nichols, Leo Purvis,. Virvinia
Smith, Velma Standsberry Mary
Taylor, Murriel Wilkerson, Har-
rison Wood, Jr., 200.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-02-02

ed AZ q midwife.
Seated not far away from her
mother and father were h e r
chief benefactors, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Chisolms, the white
family Of Laurel who helped her
through college and New York's
Julliard School Of Music.
The audience overlooked on
to the stage Of the Oak Park
Negro High Auditorium and in
to a nearby cafeteria where the
concert was piped in.
White lawyers, doctors, mu-
sicians, and educators came from
all over the State of Mississippi,
as did many Negroes, and no
attention was paid to mixed
seating.
Police Captain James Millers,
although three policemen pa
trolled outside, said the nom
segregated concert was the only
one he could remember in his
lifetime in Laurel. He is al
years-old. He did however re-
call a similar occasion for Ralph
Boston, the Laurel born Negro
track star for Tennessee State
College.
Captain Millers said the po-
lice expected and experienced no
trouble because of the high cali
bre Of the audience.
Miss Price, whose 1861 debut
with the Metropolitan Ope
Company as Leonora in Lltro-
vatore was described by critics
as the seasons most exciting
event flew here from New
York for the concert.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-02-02

cans they have an obligation to
go beyond that and to take the
positive steps that will really
solve the problem"
Signers Of the Plans for Pro-
gress in the White House cere-
monies January II were:
American Airlines, Inc, New
York, c. R. Smith, President;
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railway System, Chicago, w. o.
More, vice president for per-
sonnet; Babcock & Wilcox Com
pany, New York, M. Nelson,
President BELL Telephone Com
pany Of Philadelphia, John Mar
kle II, vice president for per-
sonnet; Cleveland Electric IL
Eliminating Company, Cleveland,
r. E. Walker, vice president for
general services; Colgate-Pal-
motive Company, New York, D.
c. Hand, vice president for en-
ployee relations; Colu m b a
Broadcasting System, Inc, New
York, Lawrence w. Lowman
vice president; Cudahy Pack.
ing Company, Omaha, Nebras-
ka, Edward Cudahy, Jr., Pres.
ident; Massey-Ferguson, Inc,
Toronto, Canada, D. A. Coape-
Arnold, President; Monsanto Re-
search Corporation, Miamisburg,
Ohio, Howard K. Mason, Presi-
dent; National Lead Company,
New York, Joseph A. Martina,
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Leontyne +.

CONTINUED From Page One)
town Of Laurel, Miss. Sunday
night.
The Concert, for the benefit
Of the Building Fund, Melted
$4,000 for st. Paul Methodist
Church, the then small church
where she played the piano and
sang in the choir in her girl
hood, and received the inspira-
ton that led to her career and
recognition as one of the worlds
great contemporary Opera Sing
ers. Rev. Henry Clay, her Pastor
was presented the $4,000 check
from the proceeds Of the Con-
cert.
The brilliant and dazzling So
prano received two standing ov-
atoms, and returned for two en-
cores, as she sang a varied pro-
gram Of hymns, arias, and spir-
itual, dressed in a stunning
green chiffon sheath gown.
A Negro sawmill workers
daughter who has become q
Metropolitan Star, her appear.
ance here Sunday night attract
ed q crowd from at least ten
states. They came from as far
away as New York, Oklahoma
and Missouri; and some were
seated as much as three hours
before the concert.
Included in the audience was
the singers 81-year-old father
James Price, and her 67-year-
old mother Mrs. Kate Price who
helped finance her daughters
education with money she earn
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-02-02

President; National Tea Com
pany, Chicago, Norman A.
Stapleton, President; New Eng
land Telephone and telegraph
Company, Boston, E. N. White.
President; New Jersey Bell
Telephone Company, Newark, E..
Hornsby WATSON, President:
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Company, Omaha, Nebraska, A.
F. Jacobson, President; Pacific
Northwest Bell Telephone Com
pany, Seattle, Don ]. Robbins,
vice president for personnel;
Singer Manufacturing Company,
New York, Donald P. Kircher.
President; U. s. Industries, Inc,
New York, John I. SNYDER.
President; Walgreen Drug Com
pany, Chicago, Casey La Fra
menta, vice president, employee
relations and personnel.
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pension.
Kennard was convicted and
sentenced to seven years in the
state penitentiary for buying
several sacks Of chicken feed
valued at less than $50, whcih
he allegedly persuaded a Negro
youth to steal and sell to him
for his chicken farm.
According to his Attorney R..
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-02-02
NONRESIDENT SUMMONS

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
County Of Kinds.
To Earlyn Frazier. whose post
office address and street address
Ia. l2002 Wade Park. Cleveland o.
Ohio. you are summoned 70 appear
before the Chancery Court Of the
First judicial District. County Of
Kinds. In said state. on the Fourth
Monday Of February. A. D., 1853
to defend the suit No. "a 40 In
said Court of Henry G. Frazier
Complainant, wherein you are q
defendant.
This 28th day of December. A. D..
1862.
FRANK T. SCOTT. chaneery
Clerk
BY Charles A. Scott, D. c.
(SEAL)
r. Jess Brown
Solicitors.
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gram "are not relieved from any
of their obligations under the
Presidents Executive Order. But
they also realize that as Ameri-
Evening star., 1963-02-09
THIS HOUSE WEARS cOOD
IKE A DOh1IcILE SHOULD!

facigarette should taste good" then house should
"good," even though the grammar be incorrect,
the rhetoric ineegant and the logic completely incon
clusive
Pictured here is house Tor domicile if you prefer)
that looks good is good good, and is good for
you. It's good for you because
First, it has eight wonderful rooms, two complete
baths an additional powder room, oversize garage,
and delightful front porch.
Second it has 1S-cubic- foot refrigerator, washer
and dryer that match, buit-in wall-oven, and
tabletop range-all by General Electric
Third every square foot of it's grounds is completely
beautifully and professionally Handicapped
Evening star., 1963-02-09

Fourth its price of $17,990 be paid by modest
down payment of $79O and $132 monthly thereafter
For sheer value we've equaled those figures and
in the past 33 years we've built sixty thousand
houses!
> Fifth, everything you see Except fufnture) you
get There are no hidden charges no closing COSTS no
extras of any kind Just plain honest goodness all the
way thru!
$50 drive over and see this gem as well a bevy of
other beauties some priced lower some, higher All
are exqusitely furnished and all open every day
until P. M. Well be delighted to see you.
PS And all houses are completely air-condtioned by
Westinghouse, too!
Evening star., 1963-04-19

CHEVY CHASE .bedrm., 2-bath
Eauip, III. with table space. bsaut.
rec, rm, scr, porch, patio, level
treed lot, Walk 70 McJc. S26, 500.
AkDRis kEALTY OF. 2-pOf0 Til y
CHEVY CHAsE-Briek Colonial. 4
bedrmh,. rec. rm., scr. porch,
fenced I'd, gArage, bamt., walk 70
u G. transp. S30.b OIL. 6-bJ4B.
CHEyY Bedroom or den
and full bath on itt floor. 2 bed-
rooms and baths on md
floor. spearate dining room. This
used -bfiek Cane Cod II located
" sf.,5,,y very ..ssr desirable area area within
dltion. Priced at sJj.pb0, Call
Wo, a.23OO 'lll q, EDw, Ia,
JONES A co, INC, Realtor.
Evening star., 1963-04-19
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ARL.. PARK WARREN TOWER
Air-cond. l and 2 Bedrm.. Elev.
Swim. Pool, Patio and Balcony
Also Furn. 67l .2yS0. 67l-l330
ARL., N, Ode st.-Lge. modern l.
bedrm. apt. with balcony, S94.50,
Res. Mgr. 527-7497.