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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

location, ideal for couple, doing excel.
business; selling because of illness.
,,,z,G For complete details. ask for
app. ST 900 per week; price, SIG, 900;
liberal terms to satisfactory pur-
chaser; INCOME will pay for it.
vENETiAN Blind business for sale;
se sex eI6ao1shsS IoaoG Star unique 0Dp0Ftpp!'y 5
DRESS SHOP, going, business. Al
uptown Conn. ave location. gross
$4,000; sacrifice, $4,000; complete
with air conditioning; ST. .2046.-14
KOCH n1d JEWELRY f.w.s1n STORE: 1906 t9 x K St:
bus. 1mmed. sale to settle estate.
FOR SALE - Concrete block and
stucco restaurant building with g.
room apartment above. and one
story frame store adjoining: five
S21O per month. Restaurant busi-
ness with beer license included
Priced TO sell at $4,000. CHARLES
+. LEE. Realtor. Annapolis, Md, -15
operating, for rent, Ss5 mo. Going
into military service. Ii. 4-1315 or
NYLON Wholesale to
storekeepers All gauges. sizes. and
colors; 10 and 80 denier at lowest
R1ses arse See orders ID ea too sosA so Or EHS
lHo HOSIERY IF CO., 5425 Georgia ave.
FOR GR SIaaN kENr-Hotel location. down. dss
town, 72 rooms. within a block of
2 large bus terminals; low rentals
NJ Gns isfSS ARPly T. in cS esrsoR ReaoEs LEG
CARRY-OUT SHOPSMost modern
eonipment; doing. S100 gross busi-
ness daily: off-sale beer license in
cluded: $3. 800 will handle balance;
GfAR% Gfl lSeatsd sn n'e No reas sses! terms MR
DTRSTGGtisroRE, all stock and equip
ment, including soda fountain. Good
lease. in vicinity of upper 18th st.
NV. Priced to sell; all cash or
nontent nedms, s9losse sse %R white For aD
NO. 5s6s; wkdays., RE. 0s57.
MAKE OFFER-Going delic. variety
store; nearby. Md; weekly $500;
rent S6O.; price $4,000. HI. 95s3.
WANTED ACTIVE PARTNER with
capital to invest in combined night
spot and restaurant in nearby Mary.
TonRrsf kEsTauRANT Rf " esa2 ssbns and and
gas station on Route $40: doing
good business; all bldgs; good re-
BAL. Barnswille. Md
SUPER MARKET. $4,000; cash-and-
carry colored trade; terms to resp.
buyer. s1MoNs. EX. 6l81.
CLEANING STORE
Trinidad area; profitable. AUERBACH
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CONN AND NEBRASKA AVE AREA

CONN. AND NEBRASKA AVE. AREA
Semidet. brick with entrance hall,
liv. rm., din. rm., kit, pantry and
porch on 1st f.; 4 bedrms. and
bath on End. Small down payment
and bal less than rent. INEZ
CUSHARD. Realtor. OR. 4232: ewes,
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16 ROOMS, 5 BATHS
1900 block of 10th ST.; oil heat; @
VI, lease excellent furniture through
out: very clean; income $500 mthly.
plus lovely apt. for operator; all fur
niture stays with lease. Total price
$1,000 cash. no bal Call Miss Lee
LANE PASTOR, Elk. 2555
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DOWNTOWN

DOWNTOWN
Rooming and Apt. House. Furnished
With - cash the purchaser can have
living quarters and substantial in
come over monthly payments. Call
me for particulars. NJ. B. WEAVER,
WO 4aAA or WI 3S3n
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1915 OTIS ST. NE.
Lovely semidet brick home with &
rooms. bath. auto. oil heat built in
garage: S135 mo. FLOYD E. DAVIS
CO.. 1929 K st. NV, MA, 0352
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FLORIDA GIFT PKG.
Specially fruit packages. on fabulous
miles from Fl. Lauderdale: 16S It.
on hwy. with depth of 800 #: pic
lures and descriptive folder in Office.
Call Mr.. Pastor.
LANE PASTOR. FIX 2555
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MARIETTA PARK

MARIETTA PARK
200 block Oglethorpe st. nw.-The
original owner offers his immaculate
> bedrm., 2-bath det. 2-story brick
hcme on corner lot; side-hall en-
trance; large living room with fire.
place. family-size dining room, fully
equipped kitchen: stairs to finished
heated room on Sd floor; oil INV h. I;
de'. bTk. gar. Res enable terms Cal
MI Wasnourn. TU. 209l. MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th ST.
NV DI 3316
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MARIETTA PARK
. NEAR 3rd AND OGLETHORPE
2 excellent homes, / detached, }, l
semidet., both red brick. Each has
2 rooms. Q baths, garage, automatic
heat. the prices are in line Con-
venient location M. B. WEAVER,
WO. 4944. or DI. 1880.
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COLORED-1OO4 OTIS PL. NV
1O-rm, 2-bath and bsmt. brick dncl.
2 compl. apis. on End H., oil
h.-w.h.. front and rear porches,
laundry trays, Law. in bsmt.; lot,
25x100; seller. will take back trust.
terms.
P. J. WALSHE, INC.
Ills Eye st. NV. MA. 646S;
Ewes, WA. 6701. Ia
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INT. PLEASANT"

An Immediately clean Colonial row
brick home with rooms: 4 bedrms..
2 baths, garage. Only $3.50 cash
sonable ann ,ne ca ME- rea
until o pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Realtor
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MICHIGAN PARK-Semidet. brick
only Ia yrs. old, like new; liv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit. 2 bedrms.. tile bath
with shower; full bsmt.. gas heat.
Only ST 800 down. Call LA. 6-6666,
PECK CO., 361S 18th st. ne. LII
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& NORRIS

WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors. 723 Goth st. NV
KALORAMA SECTION
WYO. AVE. WEST OF CONN.
ATTENTION - DIGNITARIES AND
FRATERNITIES! IA sumptious rms.
in this 3-story Semidet.. brick home
on lot 42x157. Ideal for extensive
rm., 2 servants rms. and bath; oil
heat; Gear det. gar Call DI. 1918
til 9 pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
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KANSAS AVE.

Here is a semidetached brick home
with GI loan of $3.50. full monthly
payments, S59. so. Living room,
large bedrooms and bath: full base
ment, outside entrance; corner lot;
$1,000 down, can be arranged; ask
ing S12.950. Mr. Macintosh, jr..
WEAVER BROS. INC. Washington
RldP Dl S2ln. RVeS I0 H=AlQ0
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WATCH REPAIRING
OR
GIFT SHOP
FINE RESTAURANT

FINE RESTAURANT
This is the best business opportunity
We have had in long time. This
and win seat APPROX. 40 people.
There is an ABC license and it is
doing a S1,500 wkly. business. Lo-
Gated in the heart Of Falls Church.
5-yr. lease. Additional 5-yr. lease
ontional.
Allen Realty Co, FA. 44OO
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SMALL COUNTRY PLACE with
acre; 2-story frame home with 5
rooms, bath and INV. oil heat; at
Layhill. Z mi. from Sill Spg.: 500
mo. Call Mr.. Parker. LO. 5-01fS,
or r. P. RIPLEY, Realtor. SH. 1859.
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MT. PLEASANT

M I. FIEAOAN !
SIS, $50, 2 BATHS
An attractive row brick home with
large liv. rm., dining rm. and mod
ern kit, 2 inclosed porches, 3 spa
cious bedrms., maids lavatory in
bsmt.; garage; lovely garden in rear
yard: attractive terms: small down
payment. Call OR. 004S till pm.
REALTY BROKERS. INC, 5506
Conn ave
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COLORED
1900 BLOCK TAYLOR ST.
Beaut. 5-bedrm. home; gas heat; Q
gar; desirable terms to responsible
party ST. 1857 or GE. 1904.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO..
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This lovely home. to be found only
in this exclusive section. embraces
a well-planned kitchen dining room.
patio, library, drawing room with
fireplace, 2ha baths, lovely secluded
garden. 1t is situated on a quiet
street with a high elevation. For
appointment to inspect, call Mr..
Burton. RE. 65S5; evenings. HO.
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3 MASTER BEDROOMS

Immaculate row brick. across the
street from Walter Reed; 3 huge
enlarged bedrooms, living room, din
ing room; full-size den; garage; oil
h-w. heat: nicely decorated. A
splendid location for those demand
ing convenience.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG MAN, 2S-35. share 2-bed-
room furnished home, Arlington,
with another; 90 min. downtown.
D1. 4704. Ext. ia. 10, ewes. 15'
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EUGENE P. NIXON

good cond partly furn.; arranged
into apis. $4,000 with $1,000
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1900 BLOCK N. j. AVE. NV.
ONLY S295 DOWN
Large 5-rm and bath apt, sep, entr.,
gas and elec in conv. section;
monthly payments like rent. SURETY
REALTY CO. AD. 0531, til 8. lie
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CLEANING STORE
Trinidad area; profitable. AUERBACH
& CO.. DI. 650l
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-05
UNFAITHFUL wife
FRAMES. HUBBY AT
CAPITOL THEATRE

Whenever Hollywood wants to
cast a feminine star in the role of
a woman unfaithful to her husband,
Audrey Totter is PACED.
Talented Audrey, having recently
stolen" many of the scenes in ANY
Number Can Play" in which she
enacted the role of the wife who
preferred Clark Gable to her own
spouse, now plays her most grip
ping role in M-G-M's mystery
thriller, Tension which plays for
the last times tonight at the Capt.
toll Theatre This time she is seen
as a luxury-loving woman who de-
serts her husband for another man
and who sets an ingenious trap to
involve him in a murder charge in
order to get rid of him for good.
Richard Basehart plays the mild
hammered druggist infatuated with
the faithless Miss Totter, with other
featured roles played by Cyd Cha
risse and Barry Sullivan. The pic
ture was directed by John Berry
and was produced by Robert Sisk.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-05
BIG STARS CLASH
IN 10Th CENTURY
DRAMA TONIGHT

-Four top flight stars are teamed
tonight at the Gross Goth Century
Theatre in an exciting action drama
that is loaded with furious fast
moving action.
The hard-f listed team of George
Raft and Humphrey Bogart tops the
cast of "They Drive by Night,
which Will make it's debut tonight
on the screen. These two play free
lance truck drivers.
Heart interest is supplied by two
of the most beautiful actresses on
the screen, Ann Sheridan and Ida
Lupino. The first appears as flip
pant waitress in roadside eatery
where the drivers stop for their
coffee. Miss Lupino. as Alan Hale's
wife, is the cause of most OF the
fireworks which explode in this
tense drama, murder is committed
and the guilt is pinned on Raft until
Miss Lupino comes to the witness
stand At this point Miss Lupino
loses her grip and tells the truth,
leaving Raft free to marry Ann
Sheridan.
Raoul Walsh directed this fast
moving drama, which is in Warner
Brothers best tradition of enter
tainment.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-05
Juneau Kiwanis
Club Gets Two
New Members

DR.. Ted Oberman and Paul SUIT
ton were initiated into the Juneau
Kiwanis Club at a regular luncheon
meeting at the Baranof Hotel yes
terday. Gene Vuille, as installing
officer, reviewed ideals and ac-
complishments of Kiwanis. He
stated that the local club had been
among the first to make a large
contribution to the Library fund
that it has provided Christmas din
ners and gifts for children at the
Winfield Home and installed play
ground equipment there in addition
to playground equipment at the
Willoughby school. 1t has also pro-
vi1ed for five adopted boys at the
Johnson Home. He pointed oui
that Kiwanis sponsored the loca
tuberculosis campaign and a Mar
iner Girl Scout group, too.
we build, is the motto of XII
wants." Vuille said, with emphasis
on building and helping youth.
L. was announced that $3.50 hac
been cleared from the show John
ny Holiday for the underprivilegeo
children's fund with Bob Furst high
man in sales for Kiwanians anC
Joan Klassner high for the Marinel
Scouts She was awarded a carveI
ivory billikan.
Bob Furst was named to repre-
sent the club on the Teen-Age clu'
board.
All members were urged to par
ticipate in the blood-typing pro
gram now in progress at the Ju
neau High School from 7:30 t
$50 on Tuesday and Thursday eve
nings.
THE Life of Bees" a science film
from the Department Of Healtl
was shown.
A. E. Jaskar, geologist from tn
Juneau office of the Bureau c
Reclamation, and Pastor Ernes
Broder OF the Seventh Day Ad
ventist Church, were guests.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-05
SPECIAL COUNCIL
MEETING TONIGHT

A special meeting of the old Ju-
neau City Council will be held to-
night in the Council Chambers OF
the City Hall at 1880 o'clock for
the purpose of canvassing the ballots
Of the election held Tuesday.
A regular meeting will be held
tomorrow evening to wind up the
current business of the old council
after which the council members
will be sworn in for the new term.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-05
MARTHA SOCIETY MEETS

The monthly business meeting of
the Martha Society will be helc
Friday at / 80 O'Clock in the manse
of the Northern Light Presbyter-
ian Church. Hostesses for the des-
sert luncheon will be Mrs. Nels
johnson and Mrs. Charles V. Ru-
dolph. Devotions will be lead by
Mrs. H. l. Allen.
Plans will be completed at this
meeting for the fall rummage sale
of the society to be held Saturday
October 81.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-05
LEGAL NOTICE

I will not be responsible for debts
contracted by any one ether than
myself or my wife. 623-3t
JOHN E. DAPCEVICH
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-05

sCHwINN BIKES AT MADsENs
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-04-21
negro Who ventured Out Of Ghetto
Convicted In Rape Charge In Missouri

Bradford Jr, 26-year Columbia.
Missouri has been found guilty Of attempted and faces five
the penenary because he vcntred outside the Negro ghetto
that day the Civil Rights Congress reports
Bradford faces another trial full charge May H.
Announcing campaign TO free the innocent Negro victim
still another ame-up, the Civil Rights Congress said;
Bradford He official
governmental planned OF violence against
Negro people of the entire country"
The Civil Rights Congress- which has been
the Trenton Six and dozens of Negro victims
the country said that
1.-The confession only evidence on which Bradford
convicted
2rhe girl upon whom the rape alegedy attempted could
identify Bradford other than say that similar
3No witnesses called testify
eourtapponcd COUNSEL and least intim
dated not appear.
The rame-up Bradford began" CRC said Sunday,
ember 1919 Two police officers picked him up prowng'
white ncghborhood There suspicion charge Of any
crime against him at the time. other than the official
ly to Negro who outside the ghetto on day that
not work day"
From December through December Bradford was held in
Jail without charges preferred against him. although the
legal limit in the state for holding charges
hours Later during Badfords trial. City Attorney Bear testified
that during this time Bradford had the
right attorney that his family friends him.
that he need not questions" CRC continued
Nevertheless Jake Bradford continually questioned and
threatened during these showed around and
told that there mob get he did not confess TO
the two crimes the police attempting pin hmhe rape
charge and attempted rape
THE climax the afternoon DR. Harry M
Griffith city coroner called In by police examine Bradford
Smelling heavily of liquor the city pointed gun at the
See NEGRO YOUTII-pase four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-04-21
il Court Hears Crove|and ADDea
FSpirit Of Cotton Comes
10 Little Rock SUNDAY

According by Mrs chairman
the Memphis Cotton Makers Jubilee cosponsor Spirit of
n Juania Johnson 1850 Spirit Cotton will ar
Little 1880 Sunday morning Chicago Southern
bmes
Little Rock the last stop the Spirits the nations
hiding extending greetings from the Makers Jubilee
emssary the daughter Mrs Warren Johnson
street. and will be chaperoned was on her entire
Mrs r. @ Venson general chairman the Cotton Makers
3bee Inc and wife of Dr. Venson prominent dentist of
&nphis and founder of the Jubilee
Betty chaperon will be airport upon arrival
day of the city At Mrs venson will give
sketch of the meaning of the Spirit Cotton" before the
opoan chapter of the National Council Negro Women at the
CA and Betty will model her outstanding cotton gowns
fascinated the city of New York as other eastern cities
kted the tour
The Spirit and her chaperon on several eevison
)Ns and heard several radio networks
Miss Johnson will be welcomed the cities of Greater
File Rock Monday morning at $50 by Mayor Wae and al
H by Mayor Ross Lawhon Both welcomes be received at tho
Is halls of the respective cities
Betty and Mrs Venson will leave Monday afternoon for Menhs
they will rest and ready themselves the week long ha
g which Betty will reign beginning May 9Th
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-04-21
Booker Addresses
Mound City Bar At
Annual Dinner

st. Louis-President of the
Mound City Bar Association and
Regional Director Of the National
Bar Association, John w. Harvey
reports that the Mound Bar As
ISOLATION held its annual dinner
meeting during National Bar Week
at the Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c.
A. Thursday, at 800 p. m. Presi-
dent of the National Bar Associa-
ton, j. r. Booker OF Little Rock
Arkansas. who was introduced by
a former president Of the Nation
al Bar Association, Alderman Sid
ney II. Redmond. was the guest
speaker. He stated that through
civil rights suits being filed
throughout the country by men,
bers OF the National Bar Associa-
ton Negroes are getting more OPP
portunities and chance to use
better educational facilities. He
stated that the lawyers would con-
tinue their efforts and their dill
gence in the attainment Of full
citizenship rights for all Ameri-
cans and urged the lawyers in adj
dition TO the services they per-
form In the courtrooms in liti-
cations that they continue 10 APP
prise the minorities OF their rights
and the responsibilities which
come whit the recognition of those
rights. He brought to the Associa"
ton a report Of the segregation
cases argued before the United
States Supreme Court April 3rd
in which he was one Of the coun-
sci who filed an amicus curiae
brief and served on the board of
strategy just before and during
the presentation Of the arguments
He also reminded the lawyers Of
their responsibilities in the selcc-
ton of persons to fill public Of
fees He stated that the fight for
civil rights can be greatly aided
by PERSONS with a sense of JUS
tice and Righteousness in positions
Of public responsibility.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-04-21

euished preachers Of the race will
deliver the l05th church anniver-
sary and the Ord anniversary of
the pastor at 1900 a. m. Sunday
Or. Ellison is the president of Vir-
ginia Union University. Richmond,
Virginia. one Of the famous col
leges In America which has pro-
duced many great Americans
such as Dr.. Charles Johnson. pres
ident of Fisk University. Eugene
Kinckle Jones. Executive Secre-
tary of the National Urban Lea
que and Judge Brown, Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania and many others.
DR.. Ellison is a graduate of o.
berlin college and holds Phi. D.
degree from Drew University. He
is a great scholar, author, pro-
found and spiritual preacher. He
viii speak Sunday morning from
the subject" The Challenge Of The
Atomic Age To The Church"
Al 300 p. m. he will address
the citizens of Little Rock at First
Baptist church. To all Of these SER
vices the public Is invited to hear
this great preacher.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-04-21
Supreme Court
Asked 70 Her
Marilnsvl||e Case

Richmond--The Virginia STATE
Conference Of the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement OF
Colored People announced last
week that II will ask the United
States Supreme Court for q re-
view Of the cnse Of the seven
young Martinsville Negroes who's
conviction for the rape Of Mn
Ruby Floyd was recently upheld
by the Virginia Supreme Court a
Appeals.
Martin A. Martin Of Richmond
who has been handling the defsnse
for the NAACP, said that The
State Conference will contend thsH
constitutional rights of the DE-
PENDANTS were violated. The NAA
cP maintains that the young men
were not given fair and impsr.
tial trial, and alleges that they
were beaten and told to sign con.
fessions to protect themselves
from mob violence.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-04-21
Democrats Scored
For Sideirackinq
Fepc By Naaep

New York-"Shocked and dis
mayed" by postponement Of SEN
ate action on the FEpc bill. Roy
wilkins. acting secretary Of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement OF Colored People,
sent telegram TO President Harry
s. Truman condemning the mac
ton of the Democratic policy
committee.
The NAAcp officials wire of
April II asked the President for
"an opportunity TO confer with
you on Senate action on s. 1923,
the FEPC bill, In accordance with
the overwhelming sentiment ex-
pressed by more than 1000 dele
gates TO the National Emergency
Civil Rights Mobilization last
january"
Charging that Continued delay
and evasion on thte part of the De
mocratic leadership not only fore
stalls enactment Of this bill but
also imperils the entire Fair Deal
program" Mr.. wilkins told the
President that on a recent coun-
try-wide tour he had observed
Increasing resentment against the
the failure Of the Democratic lead
ership" 10 act on FEPC while
giving precedence to special in.
terests Legislation such as the
Kerr natural gas bill"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-04-21
RflonaI Bar Head To Address Naacp
lass Meeting Sunday At Pine Bluff

ow-Atorney J. r. Booker Of Little Rock who attended
OF the vital Henderson, McIaurn and Sweat before
. supreme Court in Washington D. C. the week Of April g.
l. k at Pine Bluff NAACP meeting Sunday afternoon
Inc meeting will be at m, in the Merrill High School
y, VII Inc public is cordially invited
oker VIII report to the Pine Bluff public in his speech on
ana significance Of the three all Of them head-on
the system of segregation The Henderson involved
., seating in railroad dining cars and the McTaurin and
r. brought up to the High Court from Oklahoma and Texas
Institutional ''''''' 'es''s'''' e''''0'' i''s'"
that the presentation of these three cases
"NAL BAR-psse four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-04-21
Firing Of Dr..
Torch Condemned
By The Nsaep

New York-The discharge Of DR.
Lee Torch from the faculty Of
Pennsylvania State College re-
portedly for participation
In the drive to end race dis.
elimination In Stuyvesant Town,
was condemned a. a denial Of
academic freedom by a resolution
Of the Board Of Directors Of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Colored People.
DIR. Lorch's activities were deemed
by college authorities as extreme,
Illegal and immoral and DAMAGING
to public relations Of the college"
according TO newspaper stories.
The NAACP resolution. adopted
at the regular monthly meeting Of
the Board on April 10. cited this
charge and called upon the Penn.
sylvania State Conference Of MA
AcP branches 10 rally 10 Dr.
Lorch's support.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-04-21
Pine Bluff Ministers Affirm Support Of
NAACP In loca! Membership Drive

Pine Bm-The Pine Bluff Interdenominaona Ministerial Al.
lance went officially record by "rcarm Our sun
port Of the National Association for the Coored
People to extend endorsement approval the reoranizs
ton Of the Pine Bluff Branch NAACP progress
port from pupts and through influence member
ship drive designed rebuild position Of respect
and power in the community"
This action taken at regular meeting Of the Alsnce
Tuesday morning April H. following address by Dom
aid jones' NAACP regional secretary there supervising the baneh
reorganization Members Of committee delssted
draft the statement Rev. Clark Rev " Haywood REV.
John watson and Rev. Jnsa President Alliance Il rev.
Lowsy interim pu1soe Of the Pine Bruna pending
De- Mfugz1no Ayuunm@1nc M
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-04-21
Jury Convicts
Maxwell Again

Hcpe-For the second time
in a year Herman Maxwell.
was convicted by a Hampstead
Circuit court jury Of rape Of
pregnant white woman.
The conviction automatically
carries the death penalty. Max
well will be formally sentenced
within Q few days.
Maxwell was first convicted
Of raping q farm wife near De-
ann Community In August, 49,
49. The State Supreme Cor'-t
reversed the decision and ord
cred a retrial in January on
the grounds that the defense's
court appointed attorneys did
not nave time 70 prepare the
case.
Maxwell was represented In
his retrial by w. Harold Flow
ers CT Pine Bluff.