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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CLEANING STORE doing a business
OF 5000 to S700 weekly. A very
good money-making store with a
DRUG STORE. doing $500 daily busl-
ness. Pills 90 to 25 prescriptions
daily. Very good terms can be
A BEAUTIFUL equipped self-service
deltcatessen store averaging ST.
200 to $1,000 weekly business,
Room for much improvement. Can
be bought on very reasonable down
payment. Business done on a very
profitable margin.
$4,000 weekly. Price $4,000 plus
stock. Hours 8 am. to 1880 pm.
coLoRED mn NiE1oHBoRHooD STORE
doing 5000 weekly business. Rent
$40 pei. month includes apartment
BRADLEY. BExLL & HOWARD. INC.
233 Southern Building
Ma. O271
Evenings. call A. Rofield, Wo. 1894.
$4,000
Purchases established food manufac-
turing business in District; valuable
franchise and complete plant; part
financing can be arranged for reli-
able party. Write Box 429-X, Star.
LADIES' SHOES. BAGS. HOSIERY
viii sublet established department to
experienced man or couple. Excel
lent downtown location. reasonable
rent. Some cash needed for in
ventory. Box 199-V, Star.
REST. (liauor). beautiful equipment,
air cond.: rent. $175; has Capt.
money maker; $4,000 required.
ar cond Excel ioe approxi etpHsns sso6
A. s. EcoNoMoN
MI. 1850. JU. 7-9429
1927 K st. NV. Room 21O.
LIQUOR GROCERY COMBINATION
Nearby Md. Lge. modern self-serv.
store; used to do. $4,000 wkly.. run
down by inexperienced owner who
will sacrifice for $1,000 plus stock;
$500 down: reas.. rent. Tremendous
oppor. for experienced merchant.
JOSEPH COHEN & CO.
RE. 2136: eyes,. Sun. ia. 3252.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURN. HOUSE. spacious grounds
bedrms.. baths, servants quar-
ters. quiet SURROUNDINGS; after May
| 10. EN-. SS41.
GIRLS DESIRE . more Girls L
share house: vicinity Porter ane
Conn.,; full inform. call Wo. 661s
after 8 PM. Sunday all day. II
UNFURN. 2 or 3 bedrm. det home
| year-old and lge. veg. garden: gooc
bsmt. and other storage space; close
| to small children; within IL mi
d. c.. bet. Shirley hwy. and Lees
burg rd.; lease, Sis max. FA. OS7t
Go party linel Sat. Sun. and ewes,
or MA. 3l2O. Ext. 2067 wk. days. i
BRITISH OFFICER requires imme.
diately furn. house, 3 or 4 bedrms.
west Of Rock Greek. EN-. 6409. q
COUPLE WISHES small bungalow o,
apt. with small garden plot; furn
Or uniurn.; nearby s.e:. D. c., o,
REFINED COUPLE desire furnished
house; modern. nicely furnished
to Western ave. NV, including West
Gate, nearby Md. Up to $3.50
month; lease one year or more: nc
children, no pets. Please address
P. 0. Box 5597, D. c., 10. "a
UNFURNISHED OR FURNISHED, 4
or 8 master bedrooms; 5 bath
rooms; servants quarters and bath;
gear garage. Prefer outside Dis
trict or Rock Greek area. BOZ
3S7-X. Star.
BETHESDA OR vICINIrY-High.
type small house; summer months
| starting May 18th; no rent limit;
prefer large yard. OIL. 63I7.
FRENCH OFFICER desires 4 or s
bedroom furnished house; Cheyy
Chase. Bethesda, or upper Mass. ave
Occupancy June LIST; 1-year lease;
UP to 5000 monthly. Call OIL. 1886
or write Box 497-X, Star. So
URGENTLY REQUIRED. for Glen
with excellent previous rental rec,
ord, well furnished. or bedrm
| house with yard, In good NV. sec.
ton, Wesley Hts. preferred. Pric,
around S4O0 per mo. Willing Z
sign long lease. or would considel
shorter rental for the summer with.
IL easy committing distance. Cal
MIS-. Leve-ich. WO. 4065, or HU
4945. with WETZELL REAL ESTATE
SCIENTIST requires 3-bedrm. furn
house with garage; NV. section;
rent up to 5000. OR. 4934.
3-BEDROoM UNFURN. HOUSE.
In NV. section. for client Of this Of.
nee; prefer Mass. ave. or American
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SEMI-SEI.F-SERV. MKT.
Nicely equipped; col. trade, doing
$500 wkly. but can easily be In
creased as owner is inexper. Only
$50 rent. Price, $4,000 compl.,
$1,000 down. JOSEPH COHEN q CO.
RE. 2136; eves.. Sun. Ia. 1882.
PROFITABLE HOTEL
Located at intersection sevetRl streets
in business section Potomac River
resort town. Open year around
Steady. growing business. Complete
facilities. offered at sacrifice price.
Shown by appointment.
LEONARD SNIDER. LA PLATA. MD.
STAND IN lge. once bldg; wkly. bus.
about $500. A very nice, profitable
bus, short hours. no Sundays.
Delicatessen and beer, good Sc. 10
cation; sos rent, store only: $500
wkly. bus. Priced low and terms.
Grocery and light meats, beer and
vine; wkly. bus, $3.50; closed sun;
days; rent. S75 mo, incl. small
apt; heat free; $4,000. only 1000
cash. NATHAN SILVER. Ex. 34S0.
Sunday, 10-1 only. please, WI.
1884.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP ON a ST. NE.
Fully equipped: purchaser could add
9 dry-cleanins service II desired;
furn. apt. over store included; rent
fcr entire bldg. SITS mo-; 81, ,00o
down, balance easy terms. Total
''''sir rAsTEsN AsTi1EYsSNs RnALfY M TO.
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5511 9TH ST. N.w.-Brick home; liv-
ing rm., dining rm., kitchen, 3 bed
rms, bath, 2 screened porches, open
porch; full bsmt., gas heat: S12h
per mo. j. GERALD JUSTINE
412 9Th St, DI. 5995. Il
2010 3rd ST. NE.
2-story row-brick house with 8 rms
and bath; completely furnished
FLOYD z. DAVIS CO.. 1929 X st
NV, Ma. 03b2. q
"a FRANKLIN ST. NE.
Large row.hrick house ARRANGED 70,
furnished. FLOYD z. DAVIS co
1929 x st. NV. Ma. 0352. =
S275 PER MONTH. CLEVELAND PIX
Unusually f1ne house, unusually flns
furniture, In Washington's exclu.
siys NV; sectio9nn; 3 bsdrms,; :
baths: baths plus as1. naaids quarters .ns,, MY
ironer, 6eepfreeze.
JAMES L. DIXON & co
ST. 1900. 1929 18th st. NV.
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APIS. UNfuRN. (cont. ]

CoLoREB-bsth AND DIX ST. NE
p bedrms.,. kit. bath; gas heat
cSioRHD GS Ei sousS sos Sn RHonE S MS ISLAM 1zSH
AVE. N.W.-Studio apartment. wO
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SERVICE STATION

Service station for lease on
Q well-traveled artery in Mont
gomery Co.. near the District
line. Surrounded. as 1t is. by
q better-than-average group
Of homes, 1t offers unlimited
opportunity for success. Write
In detail to Box 47I-V, Star.
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TOURIST BUSINESS
IDEAL FOR FAMILY

1kVO4 U6O V4VV1OtOVV 4CcII
Nicely situated on nearby Route /
Md. Excellent present business
Owner honestly Ill and must leave
VIII show financial books. This
business can pay for itself In 3 yrs
16 rooms incl. 2 cabins, furn.;
baths; beaut. living quarters. Little
for hobby. poultry. gardening, etc
$33, 900: S10,0O0-S12, 600 down.
Gibraltar Realty-DI. $500
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HOUSES NEEDED

Additional furn. and unfurn. houses
D. C. We can quickly secure fine
tenants for you. Complete rental
service. PERRY HAY CO.. 81. 6242
COLORED-FAMILY wishes to rent
B or 6 room house in nearby Vir.
ginia or Maryland. viii pay rea-
sonable rent, but not over $50. HU.
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URGENTLY REQUIRED
6 OR 8 WEEKS

Beginning May L; 2 or 3 bedroom
house within / mile Chevy Chase
Circle. or in Bethesda; good care OF
your home assured. Call MR.. WET
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SERVICE STATION
TAxIcAB OWNERS ATTENTIoN!il
Downtown location. Nominal
rent. Good lease. Box 477-V,
Star.
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3-BEDROoM UNFURN. HOUSE.
In NV. section. for client of this Of.
fce; prefer Mass. ave. or American
University Park; will pay market
price for real nice home. JOHN n,
MILLER, Jr a. BRO, MA. 26h7 II
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EDMUND J. FLYNN
(Co-op. Apt. Authority Since 1920:
Washington Bldg. RE 1918. RE. 1740
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MANAGER WANTED
MAN OR WOMAN
To service route Of new scent candy
bar machines; also other merchan-
dising machines. No selling or So
lictting. Factory. distributor will
secure locations and make necessary
arrangements. in this area and sur
rounding territory. Ideal on -hours,
set-up to start. $40O per mo-, pos
sible part-time; full-time more. Sc
cured $1,000 to $4,000 cash re-
Quired now, depending on number
OF machines you have time to serv-
ice: Please don't waste our time
unless you have the necessary capi-
tai and positively want to go into
the vending machines business. Not
next month, not next week,
NOW
As We are definitely going to estab-
lish some reliable party in this area
Immediately and those who qualify
and are selected should earn $4,000
and up yearly, when fully estab-
lished, as this is big business and
an opportunity presented once in a
lifetime, II you can follow our in
structions and supervision and man
age q real money -making business,
you should become financially inde-
pendent within q very short time.
Write fully about yourself, giving
age, phone. Box 460-V. Star.
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; GEORGETOWN
We have q completely modernized and
redecorated home in Old George
town. Modern kit. and bath, rec.
rm.; immed. occupancy; $175 mo.
Call Mr.. Daugherty,
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
ST. 1000. 1922 l7th at. NV
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WOODBRIDGE VA.
INCOME PROPERTY

>>As4AA = AVA G4t
for tourist home. restaurant.
gas station, or any commercial bust.
ness needing Q lot Of trafic flow.
II.;r Property is Ideally located on
now situated on the site; larse
house consists Of IL rms, small
house 8 rms; APPROX. 1 acre of
ground. This Is q real wonderful
location for an aggressive business
man to make real money. SIS, 800
CASH; BALANCE $500 MONTH ON
INTEREST PER YEAR. Gail for
AL BAKER, SR.. to inspect this
property. Phone AL. 6644, or TIE.
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HARDWARE STORE. located In busi-
ness shop. center lust over the
District line in Md. Very low rent.
circumstances client viii sell At the
very low price. This is an oppor-
tunity for some one to buy at A
real bargain price. Call A, DISSIN
q CO.. Business Brokers. DU, 0465,
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NOVELTIES AND SUNDRIES-choic.
est corner; $1,000 wk., can be dou.
bled; widow must sell; $4,000 han.
dies: SIMONS. EX. 61S1.
Sient trade; lovely 7-rm. apt; So, ,OOC
g down: SIMONS, EX. 61S1.
SUPER MARKET-$6,00 900 wk.; cash
and carry; long lease at 5000 mo.
$50. 600 down. SIMONS, EX, 6ISi
SHOE STORE-~Netted $4,000 il
1850; partners disagree; affords ODD
to steal" this excellent buy with
81, 600 cash. SIMONS, Elk. 61SI.
2 FURNITURE STORES, grossine
100000 cash VI, but netting hand.
Somely: $4,000 cash down. sIMONS,
KOSHER DEL. AND SANDWICHES
$1;2oo IL g, y Ek.; $4,000 down. sIMoNs'
DELiCATEssEN-s1,s0 800 wk.; colored
trade; top loc.; $4,000 down,
PRODUCES, 900 wk.
shows heavy profits; $500 down,
SIMONS, EX. 61S1.
s. S. GROCERY-S4,0O0 wk.; cash
and garry; $4,000 down. sIMoNs
GRoCERY-S1. 400 wk.; to 2 pm. ia
siMoNs. shs Wln; ExI sssTiii sssi $4,000 down
DELICATESSEN-S1,s0 800 wk.; $4,000
down. sIMoNs, Elk. 61S1.
DESK, SPACE--Mailing address and
telephone answering serv.; reason
able EX R1Sl
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81 r. /. AVE. N.W.-2nd.fir. front
rms, pvt. bath and entr. fol
4s5, heat asni1 and a. hot r.m;sss Ts:sr furn'
70 BUY--Liy. rm.. bedrm.. kitchen.
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DELICATEssEN-GRoCERY. me-. at
sac. on acct. Of sickness; 5-yr. lease,
low rent; equip. worth more than
asking; make an offer. II. 1866.
wELL-EoUIPPED LUNCH BUSINESS.
ssso1s0e Tss Is sen m sood sens Se
cause Of illness. II beer added-,
REsTAURxNT-Fuiiy equipped, coins
concern at Forest Glen. opposite
Walter Reed Convalescent Hospital,
Silver Spring, Md; now doing about
$50 per sna day qss dss to Hss owns5S tsrs nsss
service SV az ssiTxTfoN. si2 I stock and equip
ment: any reasonable offer; Ap,r
l2s ds2s stteE 5cppIT4cH pTT. 9F .Ss gs71 brsk.:
good established bus; viii sen for les
pay for itself approx. mos. Con-
slider only S59s cash. Box 432-X,
Beauty fsaIi SHOP. good suburban ioca-
ton: new EQUIP: real opportunity
for owner-operator; reas. price. Can
wHEEEElfEsr9siisHED HTEfSsr 9si 2sIs mimeosraph-
ing and public stsnographie business:
RE. 1927, Mon. II
FOR SALE--ASpAalt plant. elecLflC
drive. VI ton. Cedar Rapids. Excel
lent condition and location. Man
ager called into service. Terms TO
ROBERT B. PAYNE, Fredericksburg.
DiSTRIBUToR wants dealer to sell
the new and amazing electronic I'M
terchangeable neon letter display
signs. No wires or plugs. No serv-
ice required. This product has been
proved. It is the greatest advance
ment in the neon industry. Your
territory will be protected. Experi-
ence in the neon business is not
necessary. All you need is wide
awake organization and sales force.
Must be capable of handling So. 0f10
inventory. The biggest money -mak-
NJ FEos ssPeSs'y4sS sfil aess @5Ss sEG Ms2
shall St. Richmond. Va.
ROoMlNG HOUSE WANTED to buy
in the District by private party. ]
am prepared. to nay cash for we'll
paying rooming house. BOX 360-V.
MiAss5fE;sT1c CLEANERS is now &C.
cepting additional wholesale I'M
ished accounts. Synthetic clesnins
fluid; excellent service. For further
information please cail Az. ioio.
doing $500 wkly.i rent, $500:
long lease. EBxR6AN, RI. 04e3,
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SOUTH ARLINGTON
Attractive 5-rm. brick, semidet.. 10.
Gated near Shirlington shopping cen
ter; full bsmt.. oil heat: reasonable
ct $105 per mo. For further In
AL BAKER & SON, INC,
116 8. ST. ASAPH ST.
AL, 6644 TIE T343
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16
Seal Sale Program
At YWCk Sunday

The seal sale launching pro.
gram viii be held ut Phyllis
Wheatley YWcA. s24 Gaines
street, Sunday from 3 to 4 p. m.
The Shorter college quartette will
furnish music. Rev. {. c Walker,
pastor of First Congregational
church viii give the invocation
and Miss M c. Allis, executive
secretary OF the county Tubercu-
losis association will bring greet
ings. Miss A. b Gillian will pre-
SEN the chairman OF the drive for
1851 and the following persons
will give pep talks. Attorney
Jackie Lamond Shropshire; Dr.. J..
NJ. Robinson, DR.. G. W. S, Ish, DR..
Hugh A Browne and Prof. W j.
c. Hunter. The program is be
ing sponsored by the Women S
Auxiliary of the Pulaski County
tuberculosis association with the
Democratic Women's auxiliary as
co-sponsor. Mrs J V. Jordan,
president Of the tuberculosis aux
iliary will preside.
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16

nalistic style Of writing ana in
producing the school paper. The
Beareat Flash.
1t Is felt that the school paper
is a dynamic factor in school If
Il IS a useful media OF publicity,
because il helps bind the stu
dents ana teachers IN a common
cause Happy, wellinformed stu
dents are among the schools best
publicity agents, and the school
paper can help make them happy
and well-informed by making
them proud Of the schools a
chievements.
Working on the school paper
helps the student become a keen
reader and observer. II further
develops his ability to gather in
formation, as well as improves his
writing ability. He becomes more
alert 10 misspelled words and
grammatical errors, for the paper
must be perfect. Journalistic writ
See DUNBAR-page five
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16
Ark. Bapt. College
Host 10 Farmers

The Arkansas Farm Bureau
Federation, Negro division viii
hold a two day meeting Tuesday
and Wednesday at the Arkansas
Baptist college. according to John
Cannon. north Arkansas business
man and planter, and president Of
the division.
Mr.. Cannon lists as the diyt.
sion speakers during the meeting
Joe Hardin. president, Arkansas
Farm Bureau ASSOCIATION, Mrs.
Haven Smith. president. Associa-
ed Women. Nebraska Farm hu.
reau. Dr.. Clarence Campbell. Le-
derle Laboratories. St Louis; Joe
Reseneraft. president Arkansas
County Farm bureau and DR..
Lawrence A Davis, president AN
an college
The meeting IS scheduled to
epen al $50 Tuesday morning.
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16
Dixie Editor Opens
Up; Speaks Mind
At Gov 'rnors' Meet

Il Fielding Wright Jimmy
Byrnes and Herman Talmadge had
intentions To talmadgize Arkansas
with their racial venom. they dis
covered differently when Harry
Ashmore. executive editor Of the
Arkansas Gazette told them that
their ideology was keeping them
n the state Of condition that they
are N Mr.. Ashmore used the con
ference Of southern governors in
session al Hot Springs this week
to put dixie straight on the so
called race question.
Governor Fielding Wright Mis-
sissippt, conference chairman. set
off the blast or the race question.
However, his blast was just a lot
of noise with no material effect,
for rubbing elbows with the gov
ernors under the reign OF his
voice were several Negro educa.
tors, including Or. Lawrence A.
Davis. president Of AM&N col
lege
Wright stated that no court suit
had been filed in Mississippi a
gainst segregation in the schools.
because no colored leaders could
be found VINO would allow their
names to be signed 10 them.
Wright also gave the impression,
that citizens Of his state would
turn criminal and refuse to obey
the law if the court ordered seq
reeation lbol shed in the pubic
school system He has been join
ed in this by Byrnes Of South
Carolina and Talmadge Of Geor-
See ASHMORE-page five
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16

sustain that he was confined in
jan at Russellville in another
county IN the custody of Yell
county officials which county
panville Is located on the same
date.
The petitioner also states that
on the 9Th day Of October. 1851 IN.
prosecuting attorney OF Yell conn
" did file an information In IN.
circuit court of said county. DAN
Vhie Arkansas district. charging
and accusing him of the crime
OF burglary and grand larceny. the
said offense being alleged 10 have
been committed on the 2srd day
Of September. 1850, and NE
vas inundated. beaten n fore
ed to confess 70 the commission
OF the said offense as alleged IA
nave been committed on the 2srd
aay OF September. 1850. which
confession was untrue. the said
crime having been investigated in
1880. and the petitioner wholly alb
solved and discharged from anv
responsibility.
The petitioner states that he
was not informed that he had the
right to counsel He was informed
mat he must plead guilty TO all
the crimes charged against him.
The petitioners attorneys claim
that the petitioner has been DE-
nice his rights as guaranteed bv
Article H. Section 10 OF the Con.
stituiion. They further claim thar
uhe circuit court of Yell county
was completely lacking in juris-
diction to commit the petitioner 10
the penitentiary of the State az
Arkansas. They are demanding
the sheriff of Lincoln county 10
produce Sammie Scott to <he
court, to the end that he be dis
charged from custody OF the peni.
Tertiary.
This ease is being handled by
the State Conference OF branches.
See FRISONER-page eight
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16
Shot When Called
From Girls Home

Robert johnson, whose address
was given at 700 E. 18Th street. Y
Little Rock. was taken to the Uni
versity hospital in a serious con
dition Friday night in a Ruffin g.
Jarrett ambulance after allegedly
being shot in the chest by Sam
CLANCY Of 1907 Olive street Cha
ney Is being held IN custody OF
the police pending development OF
Johnson's condition.
Police reported that johnson
was inside a house at Ill2 Locust
street talking with some girls
when CLANCY appeared and called
him outside the house and shot
him Ne other report Of the shoot.
Ing has been given.
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16
ugly" Is Authors
Word After Z Yrs.

How does Chicago strike M
after u years. There's one word
for it, Ugly"
That's the bitter and terSe de-
scription Of the nations second
city by Richard C"Natlve soma
Wright. who delivers a hlistertng
attack on his former home In an
article, The Shame OF Chicago,
In the current issue Of EBONY.
Wright, now a resident OF Parts,
returned TO Chicago two years ago
to finn background shots for his
movie production OF Native SON..
What he discovered appalled, him
to the point where ne volunteered
70 write this special article for
EBONY-the first magazine arti-
Gle he has written In five yerrs
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16
Shorter To Play
Homecoming Game
Friday Evening

One of the most bitter rivalries
on any Southwest gridiron will be
renewed when the Shorter Bull
dogs meet the Arkansas Baptist
Buffaloes in a Homecoming classic
at War Memorial stadium tonight
at 8 o'clock, according TO reports.
The Buffaloes have won two out
OF six games, while Shorter has
yet to triumph, but dope" means
nothing in a Shorter Baptist tilt.
Either team might get up to down
the other.
In 1850 the Buffaloes were a
4 TO ! pre-game favorite but were
tied by the Shorter Bulldogs. SO
In a terrific ball game.
The joint homecoming parade
will begin in North Little Rock
at ! p. m. and will follow the reg
ular parade route In Little Rock
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16
AMEN Lions In Win
Over %Langsion U.
BY Malvin L. Moore, Ir.

Pine Bluff--Langston took a
kickoff from Arkansas and moved
the ball for a 90 yard drive that
pushed them ahead in the first
three minutes of the game Lock
EFT heaved a pass into the inzone
TO Desmuk for Is yards. and the
Langston Lions missed the extra
which proved later to be the de
Gliding point Of the game which
ended, 1919 for the Arkansas
Lions.
Van Johnson threw a pass to
Ike White from bis is that was
good and set up the first touch
down for the Lions as White hit
thu ough the center for the first
See LIONS-page eight
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16
Came True
! Negro Girl
u. OF Illinois

|Vago-lt was something ]
|ied about but never thought
come true" declared 20
old sparkling-eyed Clarice
when she was chosen in a
Fal student election as queen
r university of Illinois. Cla-
wll reign over festivities to
|maxed by a football game be-
Illinois and the university
Pwa this week. She becomes
rs' Negro girl to be SO hon
mother and father are just
0lled as | am" continued the
senior majoring in social
we are all speeches."
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16

Un|awfu||y Detained At
Pen Claim ATTORNEYS

A petition for writ of Habeas Corpus was filed In the cir
cult court of the 18th Judicial district of Arkansas lincoln
county by Thad D. Williams and J. r Booker, this week for
Sammie Scott, 22-year-cld Negro prisoner seeking his release
from the Arkansas State penitentiary.
The attorneys claim in the petition that the eirrq,t nm. If
Yell county, which court committed Scott TO the peniten,iarv
was completely lacking in Jurisdiction.
The petition states that Sammie Scott, the petitioner was
arrested on October 3 1881 In Danvile. Arkansas, and was in
generated In the county jail of said county, and was NOT per
mitted to see or call anyone in his defense, or TO counsel with
any person, and was held in communicate by the officers in ,he
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16
Surrenders After
Firing On Officers

A man believed 20 be derangcd
surrendered 10 Pulaski county Of
ficers Friday after firing on them
and leading the officers on a
merry chase" Thursday.
The man was identified as Her
bert Wilson, 20, living with his
relatives in a suburban communi.
ty Of the city.
According 10 testimony Of a
relative, Wilson went 10 the
home of a brother Thursday and
obtained keys to his fathers home.
Sec FJRTNd-page eight
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16

CATION Of the murder ana attempt
ed murder.
People who believed Shepherd
and Irwin guilty o. the rape of
q young white housewife and who
held that they had mad a fair trial
respite the reversal by the United
States Supreme Court, are pres
emily enraged by the Staying Of
Shepherd and the serious wound
ing Of Irwin by Sheriff Willis Nc
Call and Deputy Sheriff James
E. Yates. Twins story was so
convincing that all who heard 1t
are certain that he and Shepherd
were the victims Of a deliberate
cold-blooded plan to murder both
Of them before the retrial ordered
by the Supreme Court" Mr.. Mar
shall said.
The local press which had been
accused by Supreme Court JUS
tice Robert H Jackson of inflam-
ing the populace against Shepherd,
Irwin and their CO. defendant
Charles Greenlee. is now convinc-
ed that the wanton Staying Of
Shepherd and the shooting Of r.
win were brutal premeditated
acts. Mr. Marshall asserted.
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16
White Man Given
Sentence Of 18
Years For Rape

Richmond. WA jury of the
circuit court OF Prince Edward
county this week returned a YER
DICT finding Wayne Ben Pace.
white, guilty of attempted rape
upon a i2-yearold Negro girl and
fixing his punishment at 10 years
IN the state penitentiary.