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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-02
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-02

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B0ATS

SELECT YOUR BOAT from our
BROKERAGE listings containing Cor
rect Craft. Wheeler, Richardson
Colonial owens. Baltzer. Chris
Craft, Steelcraft, Welin and other
stock-built models. See the new
1858 Correct Craft cruisers and
runabouts now on display. THE
1i-FT. OLD Town SPEEDBOAT-
Windshield and steering; 33-h. D.
Evinrude; S495 or best offer Boat
in water. JE. 2-S3G3, JA. $1,000
4O-FT. CABIN CRUISER. . hunks and
head. Ship. Gray marine engine
Excel. boat. $500 or best offer
Call GARNER GIBSON, River
SPRINGS, Nd; . Greenwood 5-57al;o or
EvINRUpE MOTORS and THOMPSON
boats; factory representatives. used
moSors and parts, rentals; service service
tackle. SOUTHEAST SALES CO..
737 11th st. Sc
GENERATOR with pulley and con-
trolls. 10 volt,-f0 cy,. alt. current,
l PHI, l 8 amps. SIS. Used very little.
Mr.. FORD, Phone 10. $685. or
w j TWIN. "s." 1852; 3 hours.
$3.50, Also Wizard "e"; $50. 20
READY lD;,Y' TO GO in water, 1e:it: in
board with 3-h.p. Wis. engine; S225.
West River 3454.
Evening star., 1953-04-17
FARMS

MONTGOMERY COUNTY-13o-acre
80 acres in wheat: 100 acres in
7-rm. frame, house. One Of the
best livestock an and cropping farms IS
N the county Sntass No waste SSo and G6 L1ne
have many farms for saiewbig and
little.) Call Tom Athey, Gathers
HOWARD R. scHAFER, 81: 2-544i.
2e ACRES. 5 big rooms. hard road,
south; $500; $500 down $50 500 a
month. TIE. 6-4131.
q s. 6ceES c. s4sGn TmS with s5oo @sS doWn ioRfh
sSRoi,T $I5 month raI.,n5 TE 6i4Is1. Farm,
and businesses; 81 States. STROUT
WsAb,nYtop REA5Y 7llA st.rIvo woOdEsTa sszs4 Bldg
6-year-old; house modern 2 bed
rooms, living room with fireplace,
kitchen and dinette, full basement.
large utility room. expansihle attic
with stairway; large poultry house
and brooder house: strawberry bed,
asparasus sTs.s bed bed, large variety fruit
$4,000 with $4,000 cash. H. B.
MITCHELL, excl. aEt.. Herndon, Va,
NEAR EAR W!iISN;cHEsrER-Approx. VI; is ssss
acres; 6-rm. house. newly decorated.
Bank barn and other outbldgs.
Good hunting and fishing. Excellent
buy at S13,500. JE. 2-127S.
$4,000 buys more than a farm in
FarmVille. Va; 442 acres in IA
fields, all fenced, 3 strands wire;
dwellings, 4 tobacco barns. hay
barn; plenty of farm equipment;
10 head white-face Hereford cattle
to start you and get this-about
100000 board #. of timber. No
labor worries; a good tenant with
good guy and you want him
What more do you want? no.
FIVE ACRES; 3 bedrms.. with all
conv.; in Va: l hr. from p c
Only $1,000 down. TIE. 6-4131:
1875 ACRES IN VA. hr. from D. c.;
4-bedrm. house with conv.; valuable
timber. S1O0 per acre. TIE. 6-4131
$50 ACRES IN VA. ideal for sub
division; 80 min. from D. c.. just
of Hwy. l.. TIE. 6-413l. lie
las ACRES IN VA, hr. from D. c.;
6-rm. house and outhuildings. $50
per acre. TE. 6:4131.. -19
40 ACRES IN VA. and 100-yr.-old
house and outhuildinss: 90 min.
from D. c., Just Of Hwy. /. S275
Der acre. TE. 6-4131. -1o
Evening star., 1953-04-17
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

FAIRFAX, COUNTY. VA.-76 acres,
seagt wOodsd sTaet' 5,9oo;tt 5 front M;
acre. OWNER. JU. 6-2416. III
CORAL HILLS-16 lots; builders
only. All utilities; l blk; schools;
Der lot. pu. 7-4s4s. NOV III
BETHESDA-Tnree Soft. lots. sewer
and water available, $4,000; or two
120sfto 2o0effto rambler o..in sites. Eyess tI, Oh
6oG1GY 6eSs1G Oh Nc. 4-25Io 81 4-f555! SAMoE1 ao
BLDG. LOT, $3,000-Gienn Hills: 112
acres, ,215 it., frontage on paved
street, beautiful bldg. site; can build
Cith Ca rsar %attsTa6n St ssm6; aeIYe 940d gr999400dd
ONE TO 5 ACRES at reas. price. will
build home to. please buyer; 20
Cali Herndon 377-J-5. IL
TWO, LEVEL ADJ. WOODED LOTS;
one on corner. mr., sschool: shopping,
Sun, sJf5ey JE. y2Sooi. %E MR. sP1cER sFs' 0
HYATTsvILLE. handicapped ,ct.
50 on paved street; near schco's
and bus; WA: 7-3272. ,ocl9oo Ml9
IT. fl. ise; deysGopms;nt fssiins Coles
ST 200 "a. RA. $500
APT. GROUND. nearby Va; all utili-
ties, shops and bus one block. Ok.
for 3S units. Open to offer, Easy
can Mr.. Hughes, with THE BRAN1T
HILLCREsT. s.E.-5 choice lots di-
rect from OWNER: Sewer and water
in; Tossy's eSxs7 best buy. Call aftef6o 6
on hard-surfaced road Beautiful
building site with plenty of large
with RAY BARNEY. Vienna. Va
MoRE y5fnna raxN ffS ana s.-acRE sass;T EACH is.
trees, hard road. within 8 blks o6d Of
and ST $50. q. T. McNAB, Falls
kENF GhSFchi viIEAGT@iooxao5, IL EGissOIoioao divided
refST: sSTs raTage. arl mtg Price, s3s6o, % With
Sl.50O down. MR.. PALMER, WE.
BiUnLDERs AND DEVELOPERS at
States (clean-cut farm) 3 miles north
of Rockville. Long frontage on Rte.
No. 240; approx. 112 acres gentle
rolling land in grass and sod. Ideal
for subdivision. Operated as cattle
and hog farm: well watered and
fenced; property includes modern
rambler residence of > bedrooms,
guesthouse. tenant house and other
buildincs. Land dnderpriced at
$500 per acre tplus value. Of build
ings-you help appraise theml. See
by appointment. RALPH TEUNIS.
ONE.HALF. and Q acre lots, mr..
Eastpines: lre. shade trees; terms.
OIL. 4-2273. AAAA REALTY co.
TWO AND A HALF ACRES, high cor
ner plot, near Rockville: perfect
home site. $3.50. OIL. 2-61S
Evening star., 1953-04-17

David M. Nichols & Co.
Realtors
Is W. Franklin ST.. Baltimore I. Md
Evening star., 1953-04-17
GARAGES

BUILDING. 3Ox55 IT,. fireproof: day
light 17:ft. door; garage or light
mfg. Call AID. 2-7147. is
LOT FOR RENT-Rear
25l9 Pa. ave. NV. Two lge. spaces;
will take trucks: easy access; SIS
mo. for . spaces. McCREA, RE.
7-3424, daily: 3 to 5, ,--23
st. ne; suitable for jobbers; can
store truck. ladders. material. etc.
$50 mo. Call MR.. BROWN, HO.
Evening star., 1953-04-17
(continued.l &

NEAR CENTREVILLE. VA. 35 min
utes from Washington by dual high
way-14 acres. good building site.
nice view, pond site. $3.50 per
acre., $500 cash, balance $50 per
month; 4eo interest on unpaid bal
ance. Call OWNER, Browning
1l3O-W-1 after 8 pm. 10"
FIVE ACRES, level land. covered with
blue grass. adjoins large fishing
stream, Suf1cient shade trees; for
ponies or cows: within IL mi. D. c.
Low Low prise; easy terms. G. T. McNAB,
MONT. COUNTY. colesville area
Over acre Of wooded land with q
stream. LO. 5-4656. 10
PRlZE TRADE SPOT in Triangle, Va,
on Hwy. ]. at Quantico Marine Base.
Lot 12ox150. Hottest trade spot in
M0NTGGMrtssSv; M3ni1ea STATS; TG TX 61s4t13I; lie
approx. 10 acres, stream; bus.
S340 acre. WO. 6-17S3. -19
WOODED RAMBLER SITE in Mar
Ian Forest, below Alex; a5xl7O,
all utils.; $1,000. XII. S-5456.
LANHAM AND BERWYN HEIGHTS,
various sizes from $3.50 to $3.50
EACH; utils. JAMES I. MUNDY.
Evening star., 1953-04-17
BOATS Cont

with heavy-duty trailer and 1859
Evinrude 35 outboard motor. $500.
Call Sat. DE. 2-036o. MR.. THOMP-
4S.FT. fT FISHING NC, cRTIsER. CRUISE; good con-
Best offer. AP. 7-s4o5. w1s
sAILBOAT. Chesapeake eo-footer.
Hartge-built; excel. cond.; just re:
finished. Ready to sail. 3 sets OF
sails. Excel. value. Call any time.
Ell Ell so.ss or before g. Sat. and Sun.
ELGiN CUPBOARD MOTOR. s h.p,
with rewind automatic starter and
full reverse; excel. cond,: SOS. OIL.
DOCTOR SAYS sell my as-f.. cabin
cruiser with Chrysler Crown 115-
h.p. marine engine with Aqua feeder;
fully equipped and passed inspee-
ton: many extras, bow docking
lights hsftS wES. two Anchors; nyion linz,
wired also. air mattress, swimming
dshins', Price $500. Seen Al
Colonial Beach Yacht, Club, or
phone Crescent 1164-W-1. lis
ss.x96" doubIe-ended steel hull
marine engine: hull painted in Janu-
ary; $500. Can be. seen Saturday
and Sunday at .Kellum's Boatyard.
CSTsoxSS S5Ijs iS JSSSSSR SSSSR' % IA h.p: }ssSa
RTCHARDsoN 80. dble. cabin. iace
sound cruiser; gray express, like new:
Asking S3, $50. HUGH ALEXANDER.
M613Rsa1L2F' 81 5a4tn Hf 'A a@x1575 51S75 probasv
the oldest and best buy in area for
boatman handy with tools and brush.
Sl.350. HUGH ALEXANDER, ST 3-
s4RoSr 444q q JA: .ssni, sl27l .x,.,,.rt cdndi.
ton. JU. 9-1299. 10
WANT IA OR I6 FT. RUNABoUT with
good outboard; prefer Old Town or
Thompson: Give. full details with
price and location Of boat. Box
CHEsAPEAKE Al sfi 10 class, left. SAIL
boat; good sails. huh needs some
work. 1925 or best offer. JU. S-900l.
10
BOAT. loft. nat-bottom, bay built:
@ Wheel pa steerins; onR not oGT1oSY yrs oYd. % is.
1851 CHRTsncRAFT ssssi a1-foot express
wood; new cond.; $1,000. WA,
sAiIBoAT, .I5s1 1aats' 1T nj, lift s.. mast,
Nash Boat Yard. Sails and rigging
in excel. cond.; $500, OIL. 2-445O.
IN
I6-FT. FISHING BOAT. with inboard
motor: 6 h.p.; perfect condition.
Call TIA. 9-65Gl. --lq
RUNABOUT-Moul plywood, wind
shield, steering wheel, lights, GUS
tom seats. 25-h.p. Mercury Thun-
derbolt, KG-9; in excel. cond.: 500.
16-FT. v-BoTTOM. plywood; ready
to go; 14-hp. Evinrude motor, gear
shift, Milemaster tank. Both used
only . seasons, and in excel. cond.;
$685.. LU. 4-7996. 10
Evening star., 1953-04-17
SPECIAL BARGAINS

SPECIAL BARGAINS
offering of cute 2-bed-
rm. yr,-around home, nicely furn.
Lge.. attr. lot. Porch. PERI. for re-
tired cple. A bargain at this season.
$3.50; easy terms.
mod. Cape Cod on
nearly la acres. Q huge bedrms.,
liv. rm;, w/freplace. full din. rm.,
ia baths. porch. Truly a quality
home, specially priced at SI2.5O0,
terms.
CEDARHURsT-cozy 2-bedrm. W.
around cottage; 2 incl. porches; in
$500; low down payment.
home on deep
water harbor, Pier, 115-ft. frontage.
IA acres. Ideal for yachtsman or
retiree; good income possibilities. A
real barRain at S13,25O, terms.
B. M. ODUM. exclusive agent, 931
H st. NV, RE. 1876. Many other
attr. props, incl. bldg lots. Drive to
Deale, Paradise Of the Chesapeake.
and call Mr.. Rice, West River 6703.
Evening star., 1953-04-17

COTTAGES-LOTS- - On
Ches. Bay and Patuxent River. New
cottages built to order. Call or
write j. B. WATERS, Prince Fred
erick. Md Day. Pr. Fred. 214.
Ewes, Pr. Fred. 31S-J.3. If
COBB ISLAND Cottage, water
front, 3 rms. half bath. with pier.
Open Sun, April l9. for inspection.
Call POnlar o-34S4 10
Evening star., 1953-04-17
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

WEST RIVER FRONTAGE. 40 acres
at 5000 per: building site from
81 1000; can build Chesapeake Bay
area homes from $500 down. SIS. 900
You name 1t and we will have it.
eau Trackler. In Shady Side. West
River 1854 or WA. 7-S36O V-2
REAL PROPERTIES 30
WE OWN FIVE LOTS, 25x1OO each
at Avalon Shores. Willing to trade
for AZ or '4S automobile or lots
can be bought for 5000. Call UN.
LOWER POTOMAC, &.15o. 500
down, new asbestos shingles, liv.
rm.: 2 bedrms.. kit. sheet rock
partitions. running water, septic
river; boat harbor: community beach.
pier. DU. 7-4920. ME. S-O4S6.
Evening star., 1953-04-17
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$3.50 2nd-TRUST, payable S54.5O
per mo-, So int. received on BRAND
NEW HOME in Brookland section.
ca cash down exG lberaf discount 81
3-7@45, RA. 3-0T27. -17
WILL SELL AND BUY End tust notes.
DAVID NIMETz. RE. 7-5039. CO, s.
lst iMoRTGAGE-Less than u value
of property; 6os interest; S6 900
balance. D1. 7-774O. 1T
2ND TRUSTS. 900, payable 500
mo-. 6eo deferred purchase; good
cash payment made, income prop
RA. 6-341S.
Evening star., 1953-04-17
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
CAPE LOCH HAVEN

Cape areas unique salt
wonderful mile OF
facilities
addition community built by
by the q. S. Navy and dedicated 10 lot owners use
Loeb Haven S outdoor living together with
all the comforts 1t compounded
Of
sunshine nviGorating salt air the
soothing the because
yourself TODAY!
purchased with terms low as $50 down
and $40 month
IT'S ONLY 81 MILES AWAY
DIRECTIONS: ne. Central left
214 throush
JOSEPH r. LITTLE
EXCLUSIVE SALES
Evening star., 1953-04-17
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

APT. BLDG. wANTED-Haye pur-
fnaSerf EERNER RisR up Ps4oo g Ga ave- fsSh
rNvEsTMEST wi TatSH PRoPERRFY Fl i Ri!f' WANTED.
Commercial and residential. Call
Mr.; Terms: DE. 2-7745;, TH0S ].
Evening star., 1953-04-17
DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING. 91O 18th st. NV.
near Conn; and *: K Ne New; ;;,n modern; err l.
want the best; receptionist, switch
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST.
3-3456
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering. mail service and public
2-S000.
Evening star., 1953-04-17
VIENNA. VIRGINIA
3 Good Farms

|. 40 acres on main highway; level,
excellent land; clean and we'll
fenced; S-room house in good con-
dition; o.h.-w. heat, bath, deep
freeze; shade; large barn, silo, all
necessary outbuildings. $4,000,
good financing.
3. 210 acres near Damascus; modern
7-room house in prime condition
with shade and good view; large
cattle barns and sheds, all necessary
outbuildings. house for help; newly
fenced; plenty water. Is now car
Tying $3.50 first trust.
8. 400 acres; 5-bedroom house. 3
baths, oil steam heat; lovely set
ting near Sugar Loaf Mountain; new
concrete-block barn and cattle shed,
silo, concrete machine shed. hen
house and shop; $50 acres open
consisting of 100 acres blue grass,
100 acres permanent mixed pasture.
balance in crops; 40 acres woods;
plenty water; all fenced. This farm
now owner operated and now carry
ing 200 head of Hereford cattle.
Can be purchased equipped.
Call G. BEST LINTHICUM, Poolesville
1892. with SAMUEL E. BOGLEY,
~
Evening star., 1953-04-17
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

5-RM. COTTAGE; immed. poss.; mr..
Plum Point Beach, . min. drive to
beach; Ia acres land can be used
for gardening. About IS mi from
D. C. Rent by season. JACK
WILDSTEIN, Prince Frederick ssh.
SOUTH RIVER. Cape St. Johns
bedrooms. $3.50. by month only.
ia. 7-351S.
BREEZY POINT BEACH, Md, on
bay; beautiful beach cottage. COM
pletely furnished; seasonal or yearly.
Sleeps Is. Shower, TV. etc. I'm
mediate occupancy. McGAHEY,
JU. 7-S25S, after 6 pm. 10
SELBY-O ON THE BAY, MD, Rte. PA,
2 mi. this side of Beverly beach.
Charming furn. bunga. Cor. Severn
and Beach DIR. Entire summer only.
Accom-. 3 or adults. Beach privils
Open Sun. 1916. DU. 7-1616. 10
Evening star., 1953-04-17
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
FLORIDA PROPERTY

2 TO 3 ACRES, livable house. 6O-mile
radius. EN-. 3-3633 or Box 19S-E.
Star. 10
Evening star., 1953-04-17
IBUsINEss PROPERTY FOR RENT

VERMONT AVE. AND L ST. NV
$500 to 1000 So. it.. 1st A., air
conditioned space. Avail. May l
Reas... rental. GOLDSTEN BROS,
I1i36 GEORGIA AvE.-Entire 1st
FIR. rms. and bath, suitable \for
business and living quarters. Key
at 2414 Reedie pl. (around corner
Sc. NEAR CORAL HIILS-Com-
mercial prop. with lge. mod home
and 2-car gar. Level lot. Suitable
for many businesses. Rent reason
able. For info, call BUSADA. 4415
Southern ave. Sc, 10. 9-S500.
Evening star., 1953-04-17
FARMS (cont.)

NEAR FREDERICKSBURG, vA.-3O
acres on hardtop rd.. long frontage;
elec. 500 per acre. WO. 6-7975.
Evening star., 1953-04-17
MONEY WANTED

100000 at 81. payable mo-, 8. 10
20 yrs, by individual, secured Isl
trust on valuable commercial prop
erty, rented, Alex, Va. Box Old
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-28
600 MILLION IN CT LOANS
OBTAINED BY NV VETS

CT loans approved for veterans in
the Pacific Northwest and Alaska
have passed the 800 million dollar
mark, according to the Veterans
Administration.
AS of Jan. rs, 1858, the VA had
approved 1O9,732 loans for homes
farms and businesses totalline
1902 PA, 166 since the beginning OF
the Gil loan program in 1914
OF that 900 million total, the VA
guaranteed or insured 1922, 081 300
The loans were made by variety
of private lending institutions
banks, savings and loan associa-
lions, mortgage companies, insur-
ance companies and others.
The largest number of loans ap-
proved by the VA in the Northwest
Alaska area was for the purchase
construction or improvement OF
homes. The VA approved 99,261
Gil home loans for total amount
of $3.50 $780, 25.
Business loans approved totalled
$3.50 and amounted to $23 1856, 713'
Under the CT Bill, veterans can OBJ
tain guaranteed or insured loans for
a variety of business purposes, such
as loans to start a new business, as
we'll as loans to expand a going bu-
siness.
The VA approved 2,121 loans for
veterans who wanted to buy farm
farm land, stock, feed and seed
farm machinery and other farm
supplies and equipment. These
loans amounted to $8,959928. Nc
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-28
The Vets
Mailbag

farm loans were made in Alaska.
For the entire United States, the
VA has approved 3,264,180 loans in
the last nine years, amounts to more
than 20 billion dollars.
Most World War II veterans have
until July 25, 1857, in which to APP
ply for CT loans under the original
CT Bill, but veterans with service
since June 81, 1850, the beginning OF
the Korean conflict. have until IL
years from the end of the current
emergency in which to apply.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-28
q QUESTION OF THE WEEK

@. I have been rated 80 per cent
disabled by the Veterans Admins
tration I have five children. Will
I get additional compensation pay
for each one of my children?
A. No. You will receive the extra
amount that is paid to veterans with
three or more children. There are
no additional rates authorized fol
children in excess of three.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-28
NEWS BRIEFS

Q HAMANAKA ELECTED COMMANDER NvC
Committee Seattle night urday) in the
clubhouse King
Duffy" top
Harry recording secretary
gimach, corresponding secretary
. ADLAI HAPPY OVER ASSOCIATIONS WITH NIsEI
TOKYO March 28 done what believed to be right
during years extending japanese people
a employment Stevenson,
Shgeru Yoshida.
presidential candidates
reroely friendly
q BITTER BATTLE LOOMS IN CALF. FEPC PROPOSAL
SACRAMENTO Calf 28If taken of state
senblymen proposed establish Fair Employment
Practices indications to how they
will react FEPC have
long out fight ahead
Jackson advocate., 1953-05-02
MAY DAY
.OBSERVANCES
AT NATCHEZ
COLLEGE

Natchez, Miss, Apr. 2S.-(Spe-
cila)-Natchez Junior College an
nounces that plans have been COM
pleted to make this years observ-
ance of May Day on the campus
of the college one Of the finest
ever presented. The planning COM
mittee, under the able direction of
Prof. LeVander Kinds, commented
that the observance of the first
day of May should be made a great
and effective supplement to edu-
cation rather than a day of idle
I ease and abandon which is the
usual result in altogether too
many instances.
May Day activities at Natchez
Junior College to be held Friday
upon the first day of May will
consume the greater part of the
day. The morning phase will be
devoted to several sessions of panel
Jackson advocate., 1953-05-02
Judge Grants . :.
Continued from Page One)

portation Company.
Spears said he was forced to
move from the front of bus to a
rear seat as he travelled through
here enroute from California to
New Orleans in December, 1852.
The jury denied Spears dam
ages, and attorney asked for a
new trial. Earlier, Judge Miller had
dismissed the case against Trans
continental and Santa Fe. The
jurists had supported Spears claim
to damages and had instructed the
jury to return a favorable verdict.
However, it was the wording of his
instructions to the jury that Judge
Miller erred.
In granting the new trial, Judge
Miller said the jury's verdict was
contrary to law, if not, in fact,
contrary to the specific instruc-
tions given by the court"
The judge had told the jury that
the plaintiffs civil rights were vio-
lated and asked that it return a
verdict in favor of the plaintiff
and that it assess damages, "if
any" in such sum as Wou 4
reasonably compensate Spears for
the humiliation and disagree he
had suffered, "if any"
"The instruction given by the
court is inherently erroneous,
Jackson advocate., 1953-05-02

are working diligently to insure
the complete success of this af-
fair.
The principal address of the
evening will be made by one of
Mississippi's outstanding educat-
ors. The group was fortunate in
securing the services of Professor
c. A. Berry, Acting Dean of In
stfuction at Alcorn College, as
guest speaker for this occasion.
Professor Berry is we'll acquainted
with the many problems confront
ing teachers in this area, and his
address will highlight the activi-
ties of the evening.
Natchez College is seeking con-
stantly to exert its influence and
leadership in the realm of educa-
tienal needs in this area. The total
facilities of the college, both hui
man and physical, are at the dis
posal of this area when something
good can be accomplished.
Jackson advocate., 1953-05-02
Sports And The New South
(From The Atlanta Daily World)

Is the editorial viewpoint of southern newspapers
indicative of the New South?
Surely we must believe there is sound some basis
for our believing this is
Hot Springs was ousted from the Cotton States
League because the club hired two Negro players Jim
and eander TugersOn two pitching brothers who hurled
last season for the Indianapolis Clowns of the Negro
American League.
On the surface, this reasonable and calami-
tOus action the states of Arkansas,
Mississippi and Louisiana where the league operates.
However, newspaper comment enlightening and
progressive We particularly cite editorials in the Jack
(Miss) Daily News, Greenville (Mss.) Times and
the Arkansas Gazette. There others with equally
progressive viewpoint.
However, it is the voice of the Arkansas Gazette
that speaks for the New South in editorial Negroes
and Baseball The newspaper editoraly commented in
part:
s.. We have an idea the Cotton States League is
standing against tide it cannot long resist Negroes
have earned place in organized baseball on
merit They play without restriction everywhere except
in the Deep South.
Dallas introduced the first Negro players into the
Texas league two ago without incident and most
observers believe that the Southern assocton will fol-
low suit within year In Atlanta and other south
cities record crowds have turned out to witness pre-
season exhibition games and have Justify cheered such
Negro stars of the ma jors as Jackie Robinson.
I'VE can't see that any social problem is involved
here The fans the final arbiters and the turnses
will record their verdict In the South elsewhere they
have indicated that they aren't much concerned with
the color of mans skin long he throw fast
bali hit long If it put to the test doubt
that Mississippi fans would prove any exception"
Editorial comment is often indicative of changing
viewpoints. We hope is the eager enlightened voice of
the New South The New South that practices the de-
mocracy it breaches.