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Aprs. UkrURkIsHEp Cont.

1926 2O'h ST, "a block Conn. ave.
a. R-House Just renooelsc' apt
8 exposures, large Hv.ns .Eoom. open
kitchen. gooc closets sI25 month.
years ease Inspection % ! 80.
Only best people considered. 22'
! ROOMS. pvt. bath. Utilities, Trans
portation at door. couple Only, $40.
CHARMING . rms bath. dining IN
Kitchen, wood burning arepIace
freshly decorated, utilities snG heEt
supplied, Dupont Circle area BANK
ing and personal references re-
auired desirable FOR > G.. ? people
aStuTn- sDi. CAL no. 55s2 any
time Sunday. .-,-
3?6 18th ST. Ne rms kiichen
and bath. pvt front and rear ent-,
desirable young employed couple
LfyING-BEDRM. XII -d.nette- bath
modern apartment EouSe near Cap
itol Free rent and utilities TO mar
RED couple without children, in eH-
STATE age where empioyeo, refer
enccs. vhte or co!ored, Box l35-L,
UNIvERsrTY LANE at New Hsmp-
shire sve-Cne- os droom. dinette.
liv. rm., kit and bath. new building
TAKoMa AiKstisI.e PaRk. paIS MD1adalts 6o1 .oniy.
Cool arm. and bath apt. new bldg
ss5 mo. Call Mr.. RAFFELL, SH
LASDovER HILLS. MD.-First door.
pvt. ent., ) larae rooms. tiled bath,
!ge. basement; s95 mo. VI. nlo2.
1908 srd ST. N.w.-First aoor, one
large studio bedroom ana kitchen,
att
Prlvllesesi good tFsnsp.; private
FIRST FLOOR FRONT. liv. rm. bed
rrn.. kit. and bath Snare. suitable
;154 ;%RI0gss os..n fn ST. 'mf Ay.tis7. fs'5f 8 M5
HYATIsViLLE, MD.-Unfurn. apt,
mod. kit, liv rm.. bedrm.. private
bath, 2 very large storage closets,
closet. private entrance; garage
Cali HY. 565s.
2 ROOMS, BATH apartment. Pull
man-type kitchen. upper Conn. ave
s75 per month, utilities included
ta'ien betWeen '2uDs s.n. and 9i:s', ) pm. a." 80"
3 ROOMS AND BATH, middIe-age
couple $50 mo- 1914 Olive st"
LCE. APT. OVER STORE, pFt. en-
trance: > bedrms., liv. rm., kit.
bath and inclosed porch on Ca
ave, Brightwood sec, ready June
l5th; 500 mo. Inspect by sppt. only.
Call SWEET, NO. 1921. 1882 l7th
,sba NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Ne
Large front room, kit. privil., bath:
excellent location; car and bus
service. FIR. 1873
APT, unfurn. for couple with baby,
in exch for care Of elderly lady,
not invalid. Box 239-L. Star,
4 RMS. AND PORCH, for middle-aged
couple. no children; on 1st ST. NV:
to take care of 3 apts.; city refer
ences; reduction on rent. Box Ok,
3 BEDRMs., liv rm., din. rm, kitch-
en-, tiled bath, refgr.. stove; heat incl;
new home. 2nd a. HI. 51Ss.
TAK0MA PARK, MD.-BeAutiful 3
bedrooms, living room, dining room,
kitchen and bath. private entrance
In IN nsxiy szay decorated home. Call
oNf -BEaDSRM. APT. in apt. bids. 5
min. from Key Bridse and Penta-
gon. OW. 1914 after 10 am.
?-BEDROOM APTs.. Va; S92 so Per
month including utilities. Apply bS
letter, MRS. JOHNSON, l714 s.
NEW SylSI a-BEDkooM III APT. $3.50 Maple
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Am ? BEDRoOM -APTs. :

1 AND 2 BEDROOM APIS. - New.
spacious one and two bedroom apart
Hills. located on Livingston Terrace
at 4th st. Sc; convenient to buSlines,
shopping area, school and within 20
minute drive from downtown Wash
ineton. One-bedroom apis. rent for
S15 and the two-bedroom apis. for
S92 a month, including utilities,
Venetian blinds. fenced-in playground
for children. If you desire a spacious
apt. conveniently located. you will
want to live in Southern Hills, Rent
ing agent at property Saturday and
Sunday from II 80 to $50.
To reach: Drive out Nichols ave. TO
Atlantic, left on Atlantic to 4th St.
sc. and right on 4th st. three blocks
on right to property Or AS bus
from Penna. and 10th st. NV. to
end of line and walk two blocks right
to property. SOUTHERN HILLS
APARTMENTS, 532 Bond Building
FIX RRTR Do
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

MAR HAkN ARD Nj 7 4 nearrl
Rouse arse sAra close SgA@h. tK
change iog comparable haTuf ne
area. Sepi-J4ne RoA AL STA
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2108 10Th ST. NV.
Just Renovated

One room and bath. S62 so: living
room, bedroom and bath, sos; two
rooms, kitchen and bath. SS5; two
bedrooms, living room. kitchen and
bath, 500. Utilities and wood for
wood burning f1replaces included in
rentals. Representative on premises.
Mark Winkler Management
Pr 1900, LILY Vt. ave NV. %
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C0LORED-67 X ST. NE.-Front
room h.-w.h,. cleo, semibath; SIG
CoEORED-BRAND-NEW BLDG. =
one rm., mod. kit. tiled bath; S65
per month. lie Sth ST. NV. See
Ianitnr 111h Sth St NV. -23
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ideal, LOCATION

Emerson Garden Apis. 1900 Emerson
St, Hyattsville. Md. l blk. of R. /.
ave; l and . bedrm. units, garden
type apt: $50 ana S95, util. in
ciuded; avail. for occupancy June ] =;
now being rented. Apply to 4sO5
r. /. ave, HyattSville, Md. -22
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ApARTMENTs SUBURBAN

FURN.. pvt. bedrm... adjoin-
ins semipvt bath; use of kit. and
phone Cali WA. 512e. -23
COLLEGE PARK-Cool l-bedrm. apt,
to sublet until Sept. L, furn. or
rnfurn. Phone TO. 5257. %
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HOUSES FURNISHED

WANTED TO PURCHASE. from own
er for cash, 5 or Arm APT N
well established coop roT.hwes-
location Box oak Star -.
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Parkway Terrace Ants.

New apartment available June and
July. Silver Hill rd and Suitland
pkwy. bedrms., living rm. dining
rm.. kitchen and bath, $40 per mo.
including utilities. l bedrm.. living
rm., Whining rm.. kitchen and bath,
$50, including utilities. Laun. IA
cilitieS and storage space available
Conv. to shopping and bus transp
Only % Minis. from bus terminal a.
1lth and Pa. ave. NV, Temple Hills
or silver Hills bus. Hillside 3l5S
Sun: Hillside $500 weekdays --2a
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1861 Crescent Pl. NV.

2 OF the most attractive cooperative
apts it has been our privilege TO
cffer. Each has entrance hall, very
spacious liv, rm.. din. rm., library.
One with bedrms. and 2 baths,
the other with 2 bedrns, and
One OF the most successfully oper-
ated cooperative plans in the city.
Excellently located and well priced
for immed sale and occupancy.
No children, no pets. Phone Mr.
Wyse, MI 5000; ewes. and holidays,
CO. a0S5. Exclusive with
JOHN r. de SIBOUR g. CO.
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PETWORTE NV

g. aaTs as .6- .--
tp's as8 le-a
.-H EEEs s-~s
"s r.r NF..
sEsts Ga at yr'a.4r 80.
see a. a-~ 80 E~vrErA
"a 81 ENS "a .r.
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LOCATION COUNTS

reception hall, living room. dining
room, Nrand-new fully equipped
kitchen, 1905 fireproof, elevator.
and all pts. redecorated like new
Visit Apt. 80, Sat. or Sun, from
to 8. 1885 Phelps pl. NV;
cooperative: | block west of Conn
ave at California ST. EDWARD J.
KYLE. Realtor, ST. 5T55 or co.
OILS ewes. -.
COLORED-350I 18th ST. NV
Only $3.50 down for coop 1-bdrm
apt. priced from S6,50o to S6.e5o
with mo. payments from $50 so to
S65. Call Morris Cohen cr Milton
Vinnick. with A. N. DRAISNER,
1404 l. st. NV, Ma. $685. ewes.
TU. 02e7. -2T
ST.-Ideal doctors
ONCE; easy terms: immediate oc
cupancy MI. 1850.
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UPLAND

New de luxe garden DEVELOPMENT in
the District, Just beyond. Congress-
Heights; a lew choice bedroom
apts. available June at $3.50
{ Including all utilities; schools. shop
ping. transportation within l block.
Resident manager on premises at
81 Galveston st. sw., between Mich
oils ave and So Capitol ST. ~
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APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG COUPLE desires furn. bed
room. living room kitchen. private
bath; 10 be occupied about June !
s75 maximum. Call JOHNSON
REFINED YOUNG LADY wishes 10
sublet furnished efficiency or studio
apsEtment for summer. Ma. $50.
Ext 402. 22'
THREE VETERANS desire furnished
Call OW 02SS 22'
RESPONSIBLE middle-axed gentleman
wishes apt furn. or unfurn SUI
able himself and mother: $50; OIL,
1851 22'
AIRLINE ATTORNEY. bachelor. "a.
desires efficiency apt, suesthouse, or
share house or apt. with or =
other; NV" Bethesda or Arlington.
WO. 63I7. -22
BASEMENT APT. furnished or unfur-
nished oed-livins room. kitchen and
resident; Georgetown. write FRANK
L. MILLER, 142l 2Ist. NV. 25'
NONDRINKING COUPLE and child
nsssre msx,' s35. tH5" caMPI Il f4'D 10. ss2l as:
ARMY 1t COL, desires fuIn. NV
RE, 500, Ext, 4614 days go
STATE DEPT. OFFICIAL. wife COL
leEe son, desire 2-bedrm. apt, un-
furn.; upper conn. ave, area or
Georgetown pref. Box 231-G, star
APT. compl. or partly furn. with
pvt. bath, kit, sood nv. loc; ssl
Govt. emp. MA. e2l6, Ext. 3os,
CoLoRED GOVT. EMPLoYEs ! or 2
. rms, kit and bath for couple: excel
references. AT. b441. 22'
CoLoRED employees of Capital
Transit Co. need completely private
under S15 per month. To list your
house or apartment for rent, Just
call MI 1868; weekdays, $50 TO 5.
say L want to list some housing" ="
CoLORED-COUPLE WANTS or .
bedrm, apt, furn. or unfurn. Gail
CoLoRED-SMALL APARTMENT ur-
gently needed. settled employed
Adams 4254.
COLORED-APTs. AND RMS. unfurn.
or turn., or house 70 rent By colored
family. Refs. Call NO 35s2.
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED
LOVELY a-BEDRoOM APT. 70 ex-
a25 Crittendon st. IA. 5als. -22
MODERN 2-B.R. APT. for country
place, or would rent. EN-. 1888.
Box 247K, Star.
3-BEDROOM UNIT in Chicago for 2
or 3 in Arlington. furn. or unfurn /;
exchange or sale basis. CH. l417. .
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OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5 PM.
The Netherlands. Apt. 4o4. 1882 Col
rd. NV. Hall. living rm., bedrm.,
din. space. kit and bath. Estab-
lished cooperative with switchboar I'd
and elevator service. $1,000 with
excellent financing available. Mr.
Gavin on premises. H. G. SMITHY
co. ST 33nO -22
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Applications Being Taken
SHIPLEY PARK APTS.


Occupancy available July IS to Aug.
lst. new one and two bed rm. apis.
including utilities. $50 to SOS; 20
min. to downtown wash. Veterans
preference. Apply at 81 Ring Bldg;
1sth and NJ SITS. NV, RE. 23ss'
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WINDSOR PIX. HOTEL

Greek PIX. at exclusive Kalorama
Circle; / OF washington newest
luxury apartment hotels. offering all
of the conveniences and facilities
OF fine living; limited number OF
rcomy / and . bedroom apts. now
available, from S155 TO $3.50. Call
HU. ZOO.
FRED A. SMITH co.
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RIGGS MANOR APIS.

6S13 Riggs rd., Chillum Heights, Nd.
immediate possession: a-large
living rm, dinette, kitchen, bath,
ana 9 bedrms. with large double
closets. exhaust fans. garbage dis
posal units, laundry and storage
rms; S97.50 includes utilities. This
beautifully Handicapped development
with its location and setting has to
be seen to be appreciated. To reach:
Drive out Missouri ave. to Riggs I'd.
and continue to apartments. H. G.
SMTTHY CO., s11 18th st. n.w..aST.
2Q00 ia
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NEW DFT BRk HOME

Z c No 500 pe zga ,rez~ rs.
@agr o.. ~ stt ,ses e.
ga. -ags GFr an EE- ~ag. -rAls.
a. SGe r. ~ sas- .sz.sr c,. Goes
SFe AECsaA EsF tgyars kEk
Nesf ssr 80 ksl- "a 8r gErEp4e
.gs. o. ParksAs F7 Nestrr Nkrs
Be sal "a ~ &ETElER
Rts.}.i, Es 2t-& 1905 NFH-at
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ROCHELLE APIS.
Ready for OCCUPANCY

June 5. Large rooms. spacious closets;
SS5. 80 and $3.50. including utili-
ties. Apply MRS. SIMMONS. res.
mgr, 500 New Hampshire ave.
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DOCTORS

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HOUSES FUR. OR UhFUR.

8. ARL.--BunRa. = rms. and bath
furniture available. Phone OW
p2IT -
sI25 unfurn Phone RA 7l7I "a
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New Revere Ants. NV.

Five min. from Ga. and Alaska p
bedrm apts., dinette, S9550 utili-
ties included. N. H, ave. ext. and
Univ. lane. Ast, on premises,
Merrimack Apartments
Now ready for occupancy; l and 2
bedroom apartments large closets;
$3.50 and sos so including utili-
ties. 5000 New Hampshire ave; see
MRS. MILLS. resident MANAGER. 81.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD. between Conn
and WIS. Ye--S rooms cow 90
trAnsp schools and country Cl8b
large inclosed back yard, SIS
month W'T pHEH y.
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24l5 18th ST. NV, APT. 4
] large room. foyer, modern kitchen
tiles furnished; S7a.5o monthly;
convenient to stores and transporta-
tion. See MR.. SE1GEL on premises
Sunday from l to 3 pm.
FOLORED-421 18th ST. S.E.-un-
furnished apt. / rm. and kit, conv.
transp., for men or couple. -22
CoLORED-LOVELY 1-RM, kitchen
and bath apt. l442 Swami st. NV.
No children, no phone calls. -23
COLORED-SMALL APT. for rent,
furnished. Call MI. 9056. CO. STA.
COLORED-Apt. for rent. empl. cple.,
or . gentlemen; Gath st. ne, AT.
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YOUNG COUPLE desires furn bed
room, uying room. kitchen. private
bath; 10 be occupied about June !
S15 maximum Gail JOHNSON
3-t3S- "9s
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-05-06

Host To Congregational sts--Rev.
G. G. Walker, pastor, and the First
Congregational Church, 9th and
State street, will be host to the
| 18TH annual Tennessee Conference
Of Congregational Churches which
will be held from Thursday night
tc Sunday at the church. Main
| address will be given by DIR. w.
J. Faulkner, dean of the Fisk Uni
vSrsity Chapel, DR.. Stanley U.
North, director of the Home Mis-
siofis Board, and Major Wassell.
Denominational representatives,
froy-. Tennessee, Alabama. Ken
tucky, Ncrth Carolina, and New
20 city will attend. Music WIN
Furnished by tnoirs from Ark
..sas Baptist College. Mt. Pleas
ant Baptist Church, and Dsnbar
Junior high school.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-05-06
On Leaving Ny Mother

EDITH University Arkansas
Standing there her had been able to
l walked away willingly, but a step and then,
Over picture how she her would take
Yes walked away, but every step counted ten.
Beautiful as my life had a face
stay stay duty called elsewhere
l walked far it seemed to but not far my pace;
Not dress would make pretter she that
her counting my glances head to
And thought of all the love she has had for
! back there stay, close the door,
And make her happy and calm the of the
Once happy fearless n arms.
The world and its foies a mystery outside,
l. and kept from harm evils and
I my mind did puzzle but let her for decide
Lay down sleep Pray the Lord my soul to keep;
And that for me the end of perfect day.
all white sheets could till morning sleep,
softly and quietly could hear her tip away
Up of the key hole would often peep
the other lately found what she doing there
working day night night all
week
could hear say Lord" prayer
All the way through my happy life
smile
Everything me- all my little ways she found it fun
Today know happiness though separated
many miles
always and all that she did, of her truly fond
will always remember for what she has done,
And will the deeds and thoughts of her all along
All teachings by her I will try not to forget none,
pleasant way live, and that want to live long
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-05-06

ALL SMILES-Mrs. Austine Will
liams, president of the- Arkansas
C0lOred Beauticians Association,
was very pleased with the success
of the Convention held in Pine
Bluff April 24-27th. The attendance
was 100 per cent representing the
10 cha piers and members at
large. The Association was invi-
ted to parade down Main street
which marks the first time that
parade wholly Of Negroes paraded
down Main street in Pine Bluff.
Floats were cheered by many who
watched. Helping to make the con-
vcntiOn success were Attorney
Harold Flowers. Mr.. Dawson. Wi
ley A. Branton. DR.. J. M. Robin
son. Attorney E. v. Trimble. DIR.
JACKIE Massie, Mrs. Roberta ID. A
kins of Madam c. J. Walker Co,
Kansas City, Mrs. Lillian d. Robin
son, famed hair stylist, Mrs. Velma
Simms, and PaI M. Clanton, Ex-
ecutive Secretary of the Arkansas
Board of Cosmetology who was
special guest. l.. c. Woods, pho
t0grapher of the State Association
and Chapter 10 of Hot Springs.
will be host to the next conven-
ton which will be held in April
1850.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-05-06
Youthful PAS
Salute FDR

During the month of April,
Young Progressives Of America in
a score of states and 20 cities sa-
luted the late President Roosevelt
through a number OF rallies at
tended by close to ten thousand
young people. From New york to
Los Angeles, from Miami to Mil
waukee. young people met to re-
affirm their devotion to FDR's
principles, and heard speakers
outline UPS opposition to the
North Atlantic War Pact. and this
organizations fight Tor civil right
and peace.
The largest of these rallies, al
tended by 5000 young people Q
New York's Manhattan Center
heard Henry A. Wallace and Con
gresham Vito Marcantonio de-
nounce the efforts of the govern
ment to drive the country toward
war, while unemployment lines,
particularly among young people,
are growing. Mr. Wallace pointed
out that the great danger today is
from the right which is heading
- =. '-s'a =
for war. Congressman Marcilpt77a-
io,in an analysis of Congressional
activities since January, declared.
that it is impossible to prepare for
war and have domestic progress at
the same time. That's why we've
had none of the promised housing,
health, civil rights and other leg
islation, Mr. Marcantonio said
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-05-06
Texarkana Scribe
lauds Local
Negro Pianist

Texarkana-This sleepy little
town of Texarkana awoke one
morning last week and suddenly
realized it had contributed brilli-
ant artist to the nation in the per-
son of pianist, LOIS TOWLES who
was presented in a Homecoming
concert here the night before by
the local Civic Music Association.
But let Mary Powell. white staff
writer of the Texarkana Daily
Gazette tell you about it.
In the year 1884, young girl
wearing a home-m made suit. left
her home in Texarkana to continue
her music in another state The
voting woman, LOIS TOWLES, re-
turned to her home town Friday
night dressed in shimmering
white Sc. tin, sequin trimmed even
ing dress, and presented piano
concert that was a brilliant sue
cess.
Miss Powell continued for two
long column to re late the achieve
ments of LOIS TOMLES, how she
had obtained Bachelor Ccum
laude) Degree at Wileys Masters
Degree at the University OF Iowa
further study at Juillard,N ana la
ter an appointment as Assistan
Professor of Music at Fisk Univer
sity. Finally, the great momen} o
her life came when she was asked
TO play for Arthur Rubinstein, the
See PIANIST--page eight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-05-06
Segregation In
Armed Services
Must Go. Says AJC

Washington, - The Presidents
Committee on Equality of Treat
ment and Opportunity in the Arm
ed Services was told Monday, by
a leading psychologist, DR.. Alfred
j. Marrow, that there is need for
"the immediate institution of a
firm, uneqivocal and enforced po-
Icy aboHshing racial segregation
in every branch and on every
level of the armed services DE-:
Marrow, speaking for the Commits
sion on Community Interrelations,
a psychological research division
of the American Jewish Congress,
asserted that the policy of equal
treatment can make no colnpro-
mise with the policy of segraga-
ton; segregation itself constitutes
unequal treatment, halfway meas
lires toward be-segregation are
Inadequate and cause more harm
than good
In his testimony before the Pres
ident's Committee, Dr. Marrow
pointed out that when a
policy of segregation is proc
ticed by the armed services, In
addition to the humiliation which
is normally intrinsic in such treat
ments there is the additional hui
initiation that the policy is being
imposed by department OF the
government" that it is official
segregation.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-05-06
Students Strike
At Texas College

Gladewater, Textile resigna-
ton of the president of Jarvis
Christian College for Negroes, p.
c. Washington, has been followed
by the strike of the entire student
body of the school.
Washington, in his resignation
statement yesterday, said he had
labored for years without success
to obtain needed improvements
at the college.
A student leader said the col
lege need boys domiaory, re-
pairs to the girls dormitory, an
improved drainage system, home
economies laboratory am foot
ball field.
The president of the Jarvis
board, l.. H. Lacy, Dallas con-
tractor, said he had received no
official notice of the strike. He
said Washington had stated that
the strike would be settled.
Lacy said an improvement pro-
gram is already being planned by
architects and engineers and
voiced surprise that Washington
had not notified the students body
of these plans.
The school is supported by the
United Christian Missionary So
eiety of the Disciples of Christ
and Negro education derives all
revenue that the society received
from East Texas oil holdings. Sew.
enty-five per cent of the revenus
goes to Jarvis and 25 per cent
goes to Jarvis and Is per cent
sissippi $50. a.. s.s
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-05-06

cy, presiding and with ]. H.
Moody, prosecuting TOR the state.
Hildreth will be defended BY Har-
old Flowers, well know criminal
lawyer. and will be assisted byEd-
ward v Trimble, junior member
OF the firm which bears his name.
Two Negroes are on the panel
OF petit jurors which have been
summoned at the regular term Of
the Phillips circuit court. II IL ~.
pected that motions will be fled ia
quash the jury panel because Of
the systematic exclusion Of Ne
groes.
The death sentence imposed ON
Hiidreth last September was re-
versed when an appeal was prose-
cuted by Harold Flow<rs 70 the
Supreme Court Of Arkas1Das. me
high court held that the lower
court erred in refusing to hear
Testimony in support " petition
Tor change Of venue which was
filed by white lawyers who were
appointed by tlie court to repre-
sent Hildreth
This will be thu first appear,
ance Of Mr., Flowers In ths Phil
lips circuit co,,rt, and the fifpt a.
any Negro lawyer fet SSlH
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ing peace out Of war in Palestine.
has returned to the United States.
His feat Of outstanding stateman-
ship as United Nations Mediator
merits the acclaim and gratitude
Of all his fellow countrymen, and
it does not mean colored or white,
but IL means all Americans.
DR.. Bunche has made people
forget his race and think of him
only as an able and distinguished
American. The appointment and
success of Negro in SO strategic a
post has not gone unnoticed in
Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
Contrary to Russian propaganda.
the world has had concrete de-
monstration that the American at
titude towards members Of Dr..
Bunche's race Is not generality
OF lynchlng, filibuster. and dig
elimination. or course, some OF Il
is true and much or all Of the
unpopular propaganda sent abroad
in other countries by Our enemies
can be changed if Americans will
pull down the jim crow signs.
wipe the laws of segregation from
the statute books of every state
and let us live together as one
great American family.
The United States government
can create Unreasonable good will
in many lands by giving DIR. Bunch
new post appropriate to his pres
tige and stature. AS Assistant Sec.
rotary OF State for Near Eastern
and African Affairs, DR.. Bunche,
with his encyclopedia knowledge Of
colonial affairs, could be OF the ut
most service to America and to
the world.
DIR. Bunche is what the white
call a Negro-but he is more than
a Negro-he in an American and
World Stateman.