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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-07-27
CARD OF THANKS

wish to gratefully acknowledge
the many cards, flowers and other
expressions of sympathy during
the illness and death of my hus-
band, John B. Peterson. Each kind
ness was deeply appreciated.
Mrs. j. B. Peterson.
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Division of the Territory Of Car
clina into the Colonies of North
and South Carolina took place in
172s.
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Turpentine is q livelihood to 40,-
600 families in the South.
Evening star., 1951-03-04
BETHESDA

Bradley Blvd. SIN. Estate
Approx. 3 acres. S-rm. stone house,
frst fr., living rm., 14x27., firepl..
lge. dining rm., den. bedrm., lge.
clubrm., bath; full bsmt oil hot
water ht. 2nd FIR, 3 lge bedrms.
and bath; ,3-car garage, lovely
grnds., Shrubbery and trees. Price,
S52, 800, Easy terms EUGENE B.
GINGELL, Real Estate, 7542
agent. WI. 2022. Eve. and sun,
WI. 1890 or OIL 415S.
Evening star., 1951-03-04
HousEs-sALE-s.e. lcons. J

$500 TO 81 1000 DOWN. balance iik.
rent" buys this lovely property. loc
on D st. near 14th. Brk.. 8 rms
bath. flrepl.. h.-w.h., gar; imn1acu.
late cond.: from owner. VI. 1886
NEAR ssth AND PA. AVE. s.E.-At-
Ia bath, gas heat; excel. cond.; 10
value at si3.850l W. CLIFFORD
sHERTzER, Realtor. RE. 220l. ST.
BUNGG:ALow-4 rms. and bath; in
doWntown; exit Extra 4 large q: lot: iUit fruit
trees. flowers. See OWNER, 510S
w st. Sc. 10. S-2813. a
700 BLOCK A ST. S.E.-Completely
furnished home, excellent for rent
ing rooms; 8 rooms, 2 baths. oil
h.-w:h.; now has income OF $220 Q
fa5s,tinn rst floor pEogs5iy in 1NS sfse1sn,
CO., 617 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 1888;
GROOM BRICK, semidetacbed, 3
bedrooms. fun basement; good Sc.
800 down. Cali JERRY BAKER,
BT y oWNER-pupont WEI Heights. Semi
det. brick. yrs. old, g large rms,
Ia baths, parouet floors, fin recre.
Trn.: large lot; close to schools.
GooD oaj SIIS HOPE Rp.-vacant-lst COM
Groom house Can be used for busi-
ness and home. Completely redeco-
rated. New gas furnace. Low down
paSmeRt S1 VsrmoSs G4NGREss sHs 81 REALTY 4Asp CO..
six ROOM SeGss BRICK. eHs hot.water M aas heat;
interior in excellent condition. Price
only $ll.250: Call ST 1886, XII
s1S2 s7574S e or 10y, oy; 1898. ROBERT A
yard, fenced Immaculate. Priced
right for quick sale: Shown BY ap.
sGRy1cE: sG ycEss s12s Nichols ave. sc.
RooMiNSG0 HOUSE. near sth and G
b;ssies. soUTHE4sT sd lse3ia1 Realty Peg. co..
sRM I'm, s. snMpET aEe ie RkIck k1 f2oep peqect TO-
cation in new section. near 'iiess ali cows vs..
See it and be convinced. Priced
$4,000. with $500 down. JOHN
1876 UPSAL ST. S.E.-Semfdet brick,
Z bedrms: siI,1 2h baths; bath on lst
terms; assume "a CT first trust
INSPECTION by appt only. JOHN l.
SHELTON. Realtor. 10. $4,000.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
2-family det. house; full price, So.
500. with reasonable cash; bal. only
$40 mo-; live rent-free. Call Mr.
Boyd. 10. 3-4250.
9 rooms, baths. recr. rm,, Bendix
washer, gas heat; nice fenced yard
Reasonable terms. Mr.. Talley. 10
22643. LYMAN c. DELE 81 CO.,
INC. ST. $500. =
Evening star., 1951-03-04
REALTOR
OR. 2lO0. 1929 41st St NV
BETHESDA RAMBLE

OPEN SAT. AND SUN, to 5
Owner must sell; new brick, 3 bed.
rms, 2Ha baths. full din. rm., GE
equipped kit, disposal; garage. plus
2 large finished rms. in above
ground basement. Ready for occu-
pancy. S27,950 old financing;
$3.50 handles. 1904 Saratoga ST,
2 blocks north of Western ave. and
River road, near new Woodward &
Lothrop OW. 4530 4
Evening star., 1951-03-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
BETHESDA
CT. SO DOWN

Applications are being accepted for
the, purchase of a 3-bedrm rambler
to be built in beautiful GEORGETOWN
Village. These modern ramblers
will be one of the last offered in
this area II present restrictions
continue. Sample homes are now
being constructed. The first group
Of houses are to be started imme-
diately. Come in and select the
home Of your preference. Some
choice lots still available. Open
daily til 8 pm. Due to the over
whelming response to our adver.
ttsing. we will not be able TO give
telephone information on GEORGETOWN
Village. However, we are glad to
discuss all details in our ofice.
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
Evening star., 1951-03-04
BETHESDA. 500 500

ioniai Contains iiv. tE0 rm. with Rii'f firepf, G
guest-sized din. rm., fully equipped
kit. with garbage. disposal; side
porch and Y bath on st floor.
rms, with colored tiled bath: full
bsmt.. gas heat: close to schools,
shopping and transp.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
nT QRHO ,fiI q D NJ
Evening star., 1951-03-04
oVI Ld. ave.
LO. 5-123l. LO. 5-03l2.
HILLANDALE

A PROSPEROUS AND ESTABLISHED
COMMUNITY
Early American style, white brick
home. slate roof, large and WELL
planted lot. Contains 8 spacious
rooms, including Ist-h. bedroom and
bath. paneled recr. room. 2 fire.
places. pa baths; garage. Priced
low for immediate sale at S27.500
Call Mrs. Voigt, COX g. CO.. AID.
1924 DI 42h4 4
Evening star., 1951-03-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
40 Minis. to WASHINGTON
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ASHToN-150 #. from colesville I'd.
6unssa interior beaut. M sa finished d'oGi in
knotty.. pine, firepl., oil heat, all
sles aYd Kit ige swim pool n on groupdS
financed at 4haes int; $51 per mo.
Open Sun. IL am. til dark. PRIM-
ROSE REALTY CO., AP. 1927. WA.
oaI1a4nt terms, A5yIN y N EpL1Na; gN: os1$
baths. fun bsmt.; lge. lot. copper
OnIy 81. 800. TIE GOSS CO,
cfpN RealtoTs tcEo ~ 7tSSl! arYGurs-. r...n,
3:5sdT;mi; :. 2s'n; is home. With screened Dps porch: IL
s0xI5o. $500. About 8 blocks
from Mass. ave. busline. MRS.
BIgRGEss, Realtor, 61o9 Broad ST.,
efEN ME 4IS$ Echo HEIGHTS AREA. AREA mr..
rms, auto. gas heat: completely
door; 4So mtg; S10,250. WI. 1881.
GLENMoNT, 1921 Lindell st; Open
Only ST $50 down. m and and assume assume 'eii Gi
Full price S16.s5o. Out Ca ave ave.
extended to Lindell then s left
70 mouse: MODERN REALTY CO.,
1SbIAS Sb Sess srsiss Ri g. 7fIIAcE-Brtck: y2ali
everything. Large living room, sepa-
rate dining room. modern kitchen,
3 large bedrooms. full basement.
$4,000, terms. Call Mr.. Tarver.
sdN 81 sSS1- TNe, with VIM. E. RICHARD
KENsIN'GToN-rine old home, 7
l63. completely Anchor fenced. open
SSo So 'S Sk : Of z cpnH paHeest sve St. Fbone snS
KESsiNsT5N 2SsSHS BUNGALOW. Mighty
cute California style home, white
cement; living rm with fireplace,
dining area, equipped kitchen. 2
bedrooms and bath; h.-w.. gas heat;
k1siSS R55snss sllS fssI5S2 no psl tszSs &
MoNTGoMERY COUNTY Practi-
cally new Colonial brick home, liv-
Teoms ssf 0sta eompessd sRf'iSss
rm., full basement. gas. &C. Call
Mr. Deakin. ST.. O775. Ewes, SH.
NEW hSSS. HS1S S1f s ESG-A SG. lovely det
Dutch Colonial home within 1
blocks of every convenience. contain
ing, liv. rm. din. rm.. kitchen. den
and powder. room on 1st floor; 3
bedrms., / bath on 2nd. S19.5o0,
Uina,s45 gith s. 200 cash; soas Excl; with J. J,
home on corner lot; contains 4 bed
rooms and bath up; living room,
dining room, kitchen, powder room
and porch on lst floor; oil h.-vAh.;
needs some work and decarafinp
sail wAIEAcE ALL a B. 'isiaSH; aaSEw, its sss IS
.s% ss9H.hsrn her J gldg; r., oL; :, 4e1s. 80 g
seme IA this poDuar sscsion %
pine-paneied den; fenced iot; st QUIET
street Of nice homes; SIS. $50: needs
sE1ER hsstSF sk elll 9psn srcf syss Rambler
windows; corner lot. 75xis2: near
sSgs 5egggIatien2;s 3D. ss9 sS17 Walden rd' sH
SILVER liver sPRiSG, sTIRiHSei 1909 Chicago ave.
shown by apt. Exclusive, corr
siESEs aHS SUR sPRISc's fS s714 II St sernad.,ts,,
oeey Is ds powdep epms eonssbSs ad bad
rm. or den on 1st floor. Spacious
side porch, garage, de luxe kit, lge.
closets, fireplace in 12x22-ft. liv.
rm. with picture window, full bsmt.
We think this is the best buy in
Silver Spring. Only $19,500. RAF-
FELL REAL ESTATE, SH. 11O3.
SILVER SPRING, Carroll Knolls-Cor-
rms, 23-ft. liv. rm. with firepl., din
ing rm.. large kitchen, full bsmt.
In immaculate condition, landscap-
ing. Priced, S17,500 BROWN
REALTY CORP, Realtors, ST. 2026;
ewes, Ia. $500.
Evening star., 1951-03-04
COLORED
RIVER TERRACE

Attractive Groom, English type brick
in neW-house condition lon thfoashout; raisleaiy
&C. heat; basement with outside
entrance to large rear garden in
closed with chain-link fence: SUBJ
stantial cash required. For details
to inspect. call Mr. Brock, TR 1928
FRANK j. MURPHY, Jr., INC
3423 Benning Rd. NE. a
Evening star., 1951-03-04
FOREST GLEN

9S2s Capitol View Open Sunday, Q
to 5. A charming old house and 2
a. of ground, beautifully wooded.
to acquire lO-rm. and 2-bath
frame house in excellent condition.
The house and atmosphere created
by the aged trees and the spacious
ness of the rooms lend an ear Of
charm and dignity seldom found in
this area. Some reconditioning
recommended Couv to tranSp.,
stores. schools and churches. Shown
by appt. during weekdays. Price,
S23,950, on terms.
E. S. PRICE & co.
Evening star., 1951-03-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

nOOSES fOk SALE-S.W.
COLORED-3rd AND E SITS. S.W.-
bricks. 6 rms. ca. Have water and
electricity. Rent, $50 mo-, ea
Price, $4,000 ca. Subject to reason
able offer. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
Realtor, RE. ISL or ia. 2-l3l7.
VACANT, $50 MONTH
Colored-S195 down; rms: 1st
near N. OWNER, DE. 3343.
Evening star., 1951-03-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ASAcosIsA1opsn a sIka sf Sunday; tansstr5 to
brick with 8 bedrooms and 8 porches
ment.. This home is in good condi-
tion throughout and is .excellently
located I1. near the center Of Anasostia \
II. G sM1iTHY Co. ST. $500. "a 1
ANACOSTIA-Detached, 8 rms. 4
bedrms.. IN baths. full bsmt., oil
h:-w.h.; S12.50O. HARTMAN REAL
TY. INC, 1345 Good Hope rd. Sc.
ANacosTIa, oaa2o' near aai fMhana; Minnesota ave
Large 6-rm. brick, 2 incl. porches;
aAas aAETMAS AsS. EEALTY' Ej INC: j S45 e
Park. Row brick, 6 rms, tiled bath,
gas h:-w.h:; $4,000. HARTMAN
I'd. Sc. LU. 4-3400, VI. 5976.
ANACoSTIA-chiGago St. "a block
2 inclosed porches; built-in garage
Bargain for quick sale. HARTMAN
REALTY CO, 1345 Good Hope rd
Sc; LU; 4-34o9; VI; 5976. -
fH Hs sies eenen heme nsaT arg. co5a
rm.s din, rm.. kit. 3 bedrmss. amne m
bath; bath fgn aar1Tm HEms; With Eee Tm.; 9i
cGNdRRss 1Sl1 Ps ave $4,000 n-i,s s
homes, rms. semidet., nice yard
To inspect. ALDRE. INC, LU
coSGFEss elSoaa HE1GHrs-New semidet mid
homes, 9 rms, 2 baths, all-elec
Only S14. $50. ALDRE, INC, sLU
4-0747; ewes. LU. 4-5420. 4
FAIRFAX VILLAGE AREA-Det
brick, 6 rms, f1repl. gar. bsmt., gas
heat; Level lot; trades considered
ST. 2026: ewes, WO. 1853.
HILLCREST-Beauti det. bricl
home in heart of Hillcrest. Large
liv. -rm. with firepl., large din. rm.
modern kit. 2 lge. bedrms. and bath
| Full bsmt. with knotty pine rec. rm.
oil heat, nice lot. SOUTHEAST
sl$a6T REALTY CO, 1aii Pa. ave. Sc. Ii
OFF ALABAMA AVE. S. E.-Attrac.
tive semi-det. brick home. Q nict
sized bedrooms, lovely tile bath. full
bsmt... gas heat; nice yard. Immacu.
late throughout. with many extras
Near busline and shopping. Pric,
$10,950 Only $46.11 per month
With $3 300 down. Call Mr.. Stover
| CAMPANEI.LA g. CO. EX 4113
ewes. and Sunday. TW. 1910. -
Evening star., 1951-03-04
COLORED
1900 BLK. OF B ST.

(Now Independence ave.
,450 CASH, $92.50 MO.
Buys this newly avail. lovely brick
home Of 8 charming rms. bath, 3
bedrms, full bsmt., porches. INV.
bargain.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K st NV, Realtors. Ex. 1911
Evening star., 1951-03-04
OIL. 1862, til Q PM.
CHEVY CHASE

FACING ROCK CREEK PARK
For sale by owner. Attractive brick
Colonial, in Rock Greek Forest. level
rm. with firepl.; full-size dining rm.;
attractive kit. with Hotpoint dish
washer and disposal; dining alcove
and 1st-f. lavatory; 3 twin-siZe
bedrms. and tile bath on 2nd floor;
foored attic for storage. with dis
appearing stairway; full basement,
con: n:pletely pine -paneled and fin
ished as an unusually attractive rec.
rm.. adjoining laundry, equipd. with
Westinghouse Laundromat. No
brokers, please. S207 MeadoWbrook
lane phone CT, qS12 II
Evening star., 1951-03-04
COLORED
Open Sun, 2 Until Dark

333 17th NE.
priced home and income
$500 down. First f.. reception
hall. lge liv. rm.. din. rn.. modern
kit. screened porch; End f.. master
bedrm., cedar lined closets and apt
consisting of liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit.
and bath; bsmt.. recreation rm. with
rage; oil h.-w.h.; hardwood floors
throughout; cement front porch. Mr
Hill on premises.
v. D. JOHNSTON
HU. 1912. DE. $3.50 -
Evening star., 1951-03-04
KENSINGTON MD

OPEN SUN, l TILL 5 PM.
205 County rd.-3-bedroom detached
brick Colonial. under years old,
dininS room modern kitchsn' mi
basement and Bendix washer. The
S5x105-ft, lot is level and fenced.
Directions: Conn. ave to Prospect
ST.. left 2 blocks to our sign. DI. l015.
VIM, H, SAUNDERS CO. Inc.
Evening star., 1951-03-04

Co, 10. 5-24UU or 10. o-24U2.
+
CONN. AVE. EXTENDED
Kensington Heights-2 bedrms.. fully
equipped kit, expandable attic, lot
81 by 95; walking distance to grade
school; ! blk. Cap. Trans. busline;
assume vet. financing: low down
LEACH L. CRCNIN, LO. 5-2772 or
IlO h-214Q
Evening star., 1951-03-04
WE. I6II.
S14.950

Tapestry row brick, liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kitchen, 3 bedrms. and oath; full
bsmt.; terms. cash or trade. Mr..
Bryer, SH. 6292. COX & CO.. DI.
Evening star., 1951-03-04
CHEVY CHASE VIEW

Wonderful brick home with 4 bed
rms, . baths. flrepl., din. nm, rec.
rm.. gar. KENSINGTON REALTY
CO., LO. 5-2400 or LO. 5-2402.
Evening star., 1951-03-04

COLORED
312 18th ST., NEAR C.
Semidet. brick, large 9 rms. 2 tiled
baths recre. rm., chestnut trim
ming. garage, gas h.-wh. Arranged
for 2 families. Priced right for
quick sale. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, exclusive agents, LU. 4-3400,
VI hA1R
Evening star., 1951-03-04

TRINIDAD AVE.-VACANT
Colored-Newly redecorated; 6 rms,
tapestry brick, modernistic; rec. rm.
in bsmt., gas heat, 1k baths, ce-
back porches; ready to- move in;
terms. DE. 1905. Ewes. RA. 5541.
Evening star., 1951-03-04
Indian Spg. Village
41O PENWOOD RD.

OPEN z 10 D
Charming 3-bedrm. brick rambler
close to St. Bernadettes; approx. l u
years old; fully equip. kit. with auto.
washer, picture windows. Venetian
blinds, 55x146 Anchor fenced lot;
assume large FHA loan; price, S16.-
500. Directions: Out Colesville rd.
to Old Bladensburg. right to St. Law
renee drive. left to Cherry Tree lane.
right to Penwood, left to home.
Realty Investment Co.
Evening star., 1951-03-04
.ANE PASTOR. Elk. 1855

Observation-Disclosures Rd.
New bungalows GA by 32l; , bed
rms, liV. rm., separate dining space.
expandable attic; unusually attrac-
tive kit, ceramic tiled bath, gas
heat; on Cap Trans. busline. .
blocks from shopping; grade school
within walking distance. Call
LEACH & CRONIN, 10. 5-2772 or
Arizona sun., 1951-12-14
Toft Fovors
Segregated
School Systems

Durham, N. C. (NNPA) = Fed
eral aid to education is more i'm
portant than ending racial Segre-
cation in the public schools of the
South, Senator Robert A. Taft, of
Ohio, bidding for southern dele
gates to the 1852 Republican ma
tional convention, declared here
last Wednesday.
Taft told an audience at North
Carolina College that the Federal
Government should not require the
South to do away with it's segre-
gated school system.
During question and answer
period, Taft was asked whether he
favored the abolition of segrega-
ton in schools at all levels.
The senator replied that he
agreed with the decisions of the
United States Supreme Court open
ing graduate and professional
schools in the South to colored
students, but emphasized that in
his opinion "integration" at all
educational levels would be 'du-
bious wisdom"
'I do not believe the Federal
Government should require the
abolition of separate schools in
the South" he stated.
ITO f. ocaI o,,a
other issues more important than
segregation in public schools. He
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and Irwin apparently saved his own
life by pretending to be dead after
he was shot three times. Mccall
said these two men, handcuffed to-
gether and riding in his car, had
tried to escape.
"On the face of it, this was moth
ing more than legal lynching. 1t
was a slaughter to preserve the
double standards of justice, one for
Negroes and for white folks, which
exists in state after state in tho
South.
"When we permit q murderer to
escape prosecution because he is
wearing badge, we simply are en-
couraging the most vicious kind
cf discrimination. One way to COM
bat this double standard of justice
is to bring these numbering sher-
ifs to trial for their crimes"
Arizona sun., 1951-12-14
SEGREGATION
Continued from Page u

colored players, white players an
nounced their intention of stopping
their patronage if forced to share
the course with colored players.
5. In view of the small number
OF colored golfers who used the
course, it would be necessary for
Miami to abandon the golf. course
unless an alternative regulation for
it's use was adopted.
6. The policy was adopted of
limiting colored players to the use
of the course on one day week
z. Since the issuance of this
rule, the number of colored golfers
has not increased sufficiently to
warrant increasing the time allotted
for their use of the course.
Rice asked the court on July Is,
1949, for summary judgment on
the ground that the answer, if
proved, was no legal defense. The
Circuit Court denied his motion and
dismissed his suit.
On appeal, the Florida Supreme
Court affirmed the judgment of
the lower court, holding that it did
not appear that "the one day allot-
ment of the facilities of the course"
to colored players Disseminated
against colored people.
Rice then brought the case 10
the United States Supreme Court.
The high tribunal on October 16,
1850, granted the petition for a re-
view and in the same order re-
manded the case for recOnSidera-
ton in the light Of its decisions
in the Sweat and McLaurin cases.
Gn the Sweat case, the Supreme
Court ruled that the University Of
Texas had to admit Heman Marion
Sweat to it's law school because
legal education equal to that Of
fered white students was not avail
able to him in a separate law
school.
(In the McLaurin case, the high
court ruled that G. w. McLaurin,
having been admitted to the Uni
versity of Oklahoma Graduate
School, must receive the same
treatment at the hands of the state
as students of other racesO
On remand, the Florida Supreme
Court refused to permit either Rice
or Arnold to file briefs or to hear
oral arguments as to the effect OF
the McLaurin and Sweat decisions.
Without any new hearing or the
filing of new briefs, the Florida
court ruled that the Sweat and
McLaurin cases were not applicable
to the golf course controversy. 1t
held that there was mo question OF
the equal CT the physical facilities
offered petitioner with which he
raay enjoy his constitutional right
to engage in the game of golf upon
public property" and again af-
eN~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~
Arizona sun., 1951-12-14
CIO President Sends
Wire OF Protest TO
Attorney General

UAW-CIO President Walter p
Reuther today sent the following
telegram to United States Attorney
General ]. Howard McGrath:
"The killing of Samuel Shepherd
and the shooting of Walter Irwin
by Sheriff Willis Mccall of Florida,
the killing of John Lester Mitchell
by special deputy sheriff David
Lanclos in Louisiana, and the kill
ing at sea of crewman William
Harvey by Captain Franklin B.
Weaver clearly indicates an inten-
sificatOn of terroriStic aggression
against Negroes by officers charged
with the upholding and enforce
ment of the law.
shepherd, Irwin and Harvey were
handcuffed and in custody at the
time they were shot. These muir
0ers have been broadcast through
out the world to the impairment of
our national prestige and to the
glee Of our Communist foes. Mean
while no action against these slay-
ers has been taken by any consti-
tuted authority within the United
Estates.
The United Automobile Workers,
CIO, calls upon you to proceed i'm
mediately with the arrest, indic;-
ment and trial of Mccall, Lanclos
and Weaver on charges of muir
der. Failure to take such action
subverts all of our lofty profess
sions of democratic principles. The
hour is late. Action now is impera-
tive"
The telegram was sent by direc-
ton of the UAW-CIO International
Executive Board, which yesterday
approved the following statement:
LAS UAW President Walter P.
Reuther pointed out at the Nation
al CIO Convention, incidents such
as the recent shooting of two hand
cuffed Negro prisoners by Flor
ida sheriff not only makes farce
of American justice, but they pro-
vide powerful propaganda weapons
for the Communists.
"These two Negroes, Samuel
Shepherd and Walter Lee Irwin,
were being returned to Lake Coun-
ity by Sheriff Willis Mccall after
the U. S. Supreme Court set aside
their convictions on rape charge
and ordered a retrial.
shepherd was killed outright
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firmed the judgment of the Date
County Circuit Court.
| Rice now contends that the Flor
ida Supreme Court erred in refus
ing to hold:
/ 1. That the rule prohibiting col
cred persons from using the gol
course except on Mondays violate
his constitutional rights under th'
Fourteenth Amendment.
2. That he was entitled to unre
stricted use of the course, subjec
only to the same rules and regula
tons which apply to all othel
persons.
3. That the rule limiting coloret
golfers to use the course only OF
: Mondays is denial of the equa
protection of the laws as define;
by the United States Court in thu
Sweat and McLaurin cases.
lGTOYLAND
Arizona sun., 1951-12-14
N.A.A.C.P. Holds Annual
Election Sunday

The National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
will hold it's annual election Sun
day, $3.50 pm, at the First Institu-
tional Baptist Church.
Agenda-Reportso of the Commit
tee Chairmen, President and Treas
urer.
The principal speaker, Alton
Thomas, executive secretary, of the
Urban League of Phoenix.
Music, furnished by the Church
Choir.
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said one of those important ques-
tions is providing Federal aid for
schools which would enable poor
southern states like Alabama and
Mississippi to provide equal educa-
tional opportunities for white and
colored children alike.
president Truman's Civil Rights
Committee recommended that all
Federal grants in aid be condi-
toned upon the absence of segre-
gationD
In answer to another question,
Taft said he was opposed to COM
pulsory provisions of fair employ
ment practice legislation, and re-
peated statements made previously
that he favored a voluntary FE-
PC"
He added that in his opinion
colored workers needed protection
in northern industry perhaps more
than they do in the South.
In speech at luncheon at
Duke University, Taft voiced OPP
tlmiSm over his chances of captur-
ing traditionally Democratic states
in the South. II don't believe in
the general proposition that the
Democrats in the South won't vote
the Republican ticket" he said.
He added that he thought south
erners would vote Republican if
the Indictment is sufficient" and
asserted that II have a feeling in
1852 the incitement may be suffi-
cient."
Taft pointed out that southern
Democrats and Republicans often
vote on the same side in Congress
He said North Cardinals two Dem
ccratic Senators, Clyde r. Hoey
and Willis Smith, had at times
voted the same way he had.
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Cherry, the plumber, for recon-
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$2S.75. Telephone 3-3425. 1418 E.
Washington.
Arizona sun., 1951-12-14
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