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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

with TT in lear. e4,ess GSH So. It. to1ie' in.
dustrial ground; S116 So. it.; easy
terms: A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880.
KENILWORTH-121,6S2 so. It. level
heavy industrial ground with side
track, office and all utilities; nc
So. T.: easy terms; will lease. A.
BETHESDA-9O,000 So. it., all or
part. In the heart of Bethesda S
newest shopping center Priced to
sell. Get more information now.
Call Mr.. Castleberry. ELLINGTON
REALTY Co, EN-. 2-2326 It'll pm.
APPROX. $4,000 SO. FIN Kenil-
worth. excellent location, S5c per
72, 900 SO. FIN Kenilworth with
siding available. CASKEY REAL
TOR. AP. 7-6400.
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Ultra-Modern 14-Unit Bldg.
Recently completed: has Z one-bed.
rm, and two-bedrm. apis. Full
rented; waiting list. Excellent Sc
location. convenient to schools
stores, transp. Call MIR. DRAIN
ST 3-4555; ewes. and Sunday, ia
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Downtown Washington
Main floor. front. Excellent display
window, private lavatory. Ideal fol
real estate ONCE. accountant manu-
facturer's representative, contractor
etc 500 ser month. Call J, II
Knox, THOS. j. FISHER & CO.
INC. District 7-6S30. -26
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RING BLDG. - DESIRABLE
OFFICE SPACE CAN BE
HAD ON A SUB-LET BASIS
FROM PRESENT TENANT.
MR.. MACY, HU. 3-4400 OR
AID. 4-5557.
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CONN. AND K N.W.-Several singles
and one suite now available IN this
conv. loc. ONCE bldg; reasonable
rents, with month-to-month leases.
RIDDELL REALTY co.
1740 K st. NV. DI. 7-7900.
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Al DAIRY FARM

COUNTY on mail hwy
and very attractive. Al set all.
white bldgs. Rich land all in grass
Modern S0-coT dairy barn. . silos,
large bank barn wall steel heifel
pens and stanchions; large machine
sheds. large 2-story poultry house
Nice home, 13 rms. arranged for
2 families; has elec., spring water
I4x2I liy;, rm. Elnreplace: lovely
Must be seen to be appreciated.
Can be had wLfull dairy herd Of 40
registered Ayrshire cattle ltop herd
In Statel, Q tractors, fun line mod
ern machinery. dairy equipt., etc.
so,,nt1 Considered nness znnl! aaiEy i9r EoYlq Y
REALTY. TaneytOIn. Nd. Phone
Az71.
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co. 5-O988

JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
1914 M ST. NV.
Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 3-story
ONCE bldg, approx. 500 50. It. per
floor: each floor has lge. front
plate-glass window for lettering;
reas. rent. Open for inspection
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

WILL BUY $500 to 5000 50. It. Of
nrst commercial property. close BY
Ssa Sra, and New Jersey ave: NV: cash
GSsll MI Norris WEAVER BROS,
RESPONSIBLE CONCERN will make
hve yr. lease for 5000 50. #. OF
downtown open space for exp. lab.
Must be clean and well heated and
Ok. A. Nd. ROTH, RE. 7-733O.-26
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SECURITIES BLDG.

Suite Of large rooms and recep-
tion; heart Of financial district;
carpeted. wall to wall; will deco
rate and air condition to suit
tenant Of excel. ref. Apply 729
18th st. NV. 3rd A., front. DI.
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ATTENTION

"A Z 111N 1NI1N
INSURANCE COMPANIES
957 Thayer ave-, Silver Spring: this
nearly new air-cond bldg. has 75O
50. #. Of clear space. Full show
window on street, Just q few feet
on Ga. ave. Ideal for branch once.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV. co. 5-O222
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INVEST
100000
CASH RETURN

1870
Thirty-five-uni apartment buildins
in an excellent and convenient sec.
tion of NV. All modes Of trans.
portation available. Within easy
road. The annual income II
$40, sos. Owner is asking $3.50, 900
Call G: G. DUTY. 1o24 Vernon
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CHURCHES FOR Sale

CHURCH AND LIVING QUARTERS
With 4 bedrooms and pastors study
pedal organ and peWs ir1cludeS
CnspeIS seating capacity, approx
100. Sunday school room in base.
ment. Suitable for use of unions.
lodges. etc. Excel cond. Priced
!or lmmsd. sale: 1925 Vermont ave
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WEST'S
14n A.-Fr11it Orchard


14O A.-Fruit Orchard!
Productive fruit general farms on
blacktop hwy. committing distance
winchester. 140 acres, 40 ttllable.
balance pasture and woodland; 200
apple trees, other fruit; sturdily
built home. rms, bath. cleo, 1re-
place: pretty setting; barn, poultry
and brooder houses; taxes $50. Full
PRICE, S12,500i No. 30, 144. VESTS.
Z, G. Hutchings. Front Royal rd.,
White Post, va. (12 mi. SO. OF. VIM
chester on Rt. No, 522), sunday BY
appointment only" Phone Stephens
City 179-J-12.
Near Frederick kSburg!
Grade "a" dairy and poultry farm.
beautifully located on blacktop hwy.
less than 10 miles to Fredericksburg;
includes 90 milking cows, IA heiters,
new Ford tractor, al tools and Ina ma
wZutilities, h.-a. heat, full base. base.
st double Sns. gsrsse .xeeIIent AIs9 '5Sim dSiT9
barns, ssrnae one neuis new. other yrs. old;
10 Ia pouItry houses, : brooder houses.
90 outbuildings, all In AL condi-
ton: los acres, 65 fertile cropland,
40 acres watered pasture and wood
land, some fruit: private l-acre
lake. Paralyzed owner sacrifieing,
asking $40 000--S7. 300 DOWN! No.
29,273. VESTS, w. e. Sherman.
shone 81 n Chancellor Si Ss72.
FIVE ACRES, nr. Beltsville. 5000
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

BRICK STORE, 7-rm. Diet. house. in
ne. Very reasonable. GATEWOoD
.; >. BENNELI; Realtor.' Ma. S-634I
10th ST. NV, Just on K. Several
Wen Wen, reHnsodeied, mo- modern office ,bldgs.,
a1nHse ir?m s@9;S2g 5itb npi,pMM NJ; Manuel; EM
CORP, AID. $4,000.
FIRST COMMERCIAL - Anaeostis
business district. 4O-ft. frontage,
next to Ige.-volume retail store.
5.29o So. IT. ALDRE, INC, LIZ. +
FOR SALE OR RENT. 10 rms. 4
paths; .su rec rm, best neighborhood,
aves. MIR MILOR. owner, no.
2-lll5' residence. Po. 2-3502
MOD. sELF-sERv. GROCERY sToRE
New equip. Owner quotes. over
$1,000 per wk. Books open for in.
illness which can be verified. Sill.
500. incl. inventory. Ii. 3-6372
BAILEYs CROSS kOADs-2A acres.
commerciaa property. located on Co.
consisting OF 8 bedrms.. 3 full baths.
lE. IN. with fireplace and Kit. ad-
Joining club rm. with kit. and .wo
z baths, Has 8 tennis courts. Ex-
cei for use as tenniS OF recreation
club; ALSO nursery school. Font
Call to see this property today. c. B.
OSHAuGHNESSa Broker, JE.
18th ST. NV. mr.. Columbia rd.. @ lst
commercial - 3-story-and- basement
brick, 10 rms. 2 baths, oil h.-w.h..
suitable for many purposes; SIS, 500,
ST. 3-9463 or IA. o-:S353.
NR. ST. FRANCIS CHURCH, 1st COM
meretal-2-story brick bldg. ideal
for almost any type business; deep
lot r3tnt plenty ent Of. Of parking space; priced
DoLPH. RE. 7-2137 or Ii. 4-7265
SILVER sPRNG-s-story brick and
reinforced concrete bldg. over all
e cars pTominent 9eh aet @affa ca
Mr., Holland, H. q. sMITHY CO:
NO. CAPITOL AND NJ STS.-2nd-
comml. reinforced brick and concrete
bldg, ",400 So. IT. of warehouse
modern air7eonditioned oftices on End
floor: suitable for distributor. whole
H. G. SMITHY CO.. s11 18th st.
BUiLD1NG SITE FOR is UNIT APT.
house, for sale by owner, all inn
provements: well located in Sc
section. Terms to responsible build
sr, Cal MR.. J. C. BRINCEF1ELD,
ROUTE sol, about 900 #. frontage
p! graded; lZe. restaurant about
SOC completed; Eo0x400 graded
site, for motel adjoining; 200 #
for eas station: -one of the finest
locations approaching the Potomac
River bridg- in nearby Va; owners
health compels immed.. sale: bar.
gain for s35 oG0 cash for entirety
A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 7-7330.
GUEST HOUSE with good income; Il
rms, oil heat: full all the time. Apt
on lst f.. must sell because of III
ness. leaving for Fla. Located at
l4th and Thomas Circle on Mess
ave. NV. Phone DI. 1895.
723 AND 725 18th ST. NV. Cen
trail location in Washington's bus
mess area Price S130.000. Brok-
ers' cooperation invited
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
TOpG
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

IFAIRFAx COUNTY, fronting on No.
hwy. On RF&P r.r.; 80 acres, bor-
dered by sizeahle stream; S1,15O
acre: subject to zontng. A. NJ.
ROTH, RE. 1-733tl.
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COMMERCIAL BANK BLDG
1405 G st. NV.
For large user, accounting 6rm, In
surance, etc. where large open area
feet available. Space will be recon
ditioned and subdivided, reasonable
rental. Call Mr. Gerber or Mr.
Transue LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY CO. EN-. $4,000. --25
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Near FREDERICKSBURG!
Winston c. Clay
WA. 7-4228
TARMETTE

Modern 3-bedrm. house and 12 acres
Of fine land: facilities available for
raising chickens. A home and pro-
ductive investment. at . very rea-
sonable price; good financial terms
can be arranged. Ask operator for
Herndon 4S7 or 361 for appoint
ment to inspect.
HERNDoN REALTY AGENCY
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TIDEWATER VIRGINIA

A few excellent dairy. grain and
cattle farms on Chesapeake Bay
T. Z. TURNER
WhiteStone. Virginia
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ORGANIZATIONS

LOBBYISTS, LABOR UNIONS
Capit0l Hills finest organizationai al
location is now available on a long
term lease. This impressive modern
bldg. with its high-ceiling 1000
soft. Office and partially furn.
for only $3.50 per mo. 1t has been
newly dec. throughout. The huge
1st A.. of the living quarters was
specially designed for entertaining
or club, consisting of 3 large
rms. and full bath; the upper floors
have z rms. and 2 baths available
for sleeping quarters and are COM
pletely furnished. HERBERT &
SONS. Realtors, 5I5 z. Capitol St.
Ii. 3-O129: ewes. Ii. 3-27Al -26
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32-ACRE FARM

O1-hOHE FARM -.
One hours drive to d. C. Fsuo,,ter
county, Va; Large S-room. CENTER
nan farm house. Good well. cleo
trlcity and phone. Barn. chicken
mouse; outbuildings. Mostly cleared
ing land. Owners Illness forces
sale and has priced property for
action at $13,76O. Exceiient n.
mar, nnanI,cilng, IN, Including large AZ trust.
Arfax Realty. JE. 3-225O
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STORES AVAILABLE

0IO1NI56 n 1A1L11bLE
THOSE THAT HAVE OPENED IN
THIS OUTsTANDING CORNER
HAVE MORE THAN DOUBLED
THEIR BUSINESS WHICH rs
PROOF OF ITS POSSIBILITIES,
HAHERbAsr1ESRsYl- Abs ESsYlllEESS INpaNSTs. 4 SWHF4Es' WFaRs'
DRUGSTORE !
PARKINo FACILITIES
co. 5-O988
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
WAREHOUSE FOR SALE

INDUSTRIAL and 2nd eommercia
properties wanted Tor sale or lease
A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880.
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STEUART VAUGHAN
Erlnee Frederick. Md. Phone 1s2- i

uitramodern lO-room mt. Vernon,
S Ssyte oWeLing: 8 baths. garage, hot
wafer, wafer, oil-burning furnace. ITO
ianS1 'ipYU po acres cultivated. level
hammock River. and State hiThWsy.
Al Al puildings; fences new. Recres.
n lion mouse; pine-panelled, bar, are.
NJ, Brochure on Requestl
FREDERrcsKssSRTS1kkSS; csKsSRTkS; RRssaito RRssaitor.
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Downtown Office Bldg.
Suite Of rooms. air conditioned
and in excellent condition.; in
mediate occupancy. To inspect, call
BOSS & PHELPS, INC. MA. $4,000.
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Lge. vacant store. in a busy shcpcinP
district on main thoroughfare
Suitable for bakery, ready y-to-wear
store, dry goods, etc Very low rent
SIDNEY q. MENSH g. co.
Ma S-R44Il oh
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OFFICE WITH PARKING

5000 .sccEn CE OF orEEqE THE Mesg spsrr! coNy Nt
FLOOR: $50 LBS. FLOOR LOAD
CAPACITY; MOST REASONABLY Y
PRICED OFFICE SPACE IN WASH.
NEW BLDG. ADAPTABLE MANY
PURPOSES. PARKING FACILITIES.
co. 5-O988
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221 H ST. NE.
Store containing l,5OO So. #. with
2nd floor same size: nice ONCE: two
toilets: rear loading door: reasonable
rent: available Immediately.
WEINBERG & BUSH
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. MA. S-55OO
-0S
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STTTTI,AND

WALKING DISTANCE TO CENSUS
AUNT APT. has = one bedrms,
and 2 two bedrms.. tile baths. auto.
oil heat storage and utility rm..
storm windows and Anchor fence
Has $4,000 CT loan, at $50 mo-
Including taxes and insurance.
Immac. cond. You must see to ap.
preciate.
WEST REAL ESTATE
10. 9-93O0. Ewes. 10. S-I42I
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OPPOSITE MAYFLOWER
Very desirable suite of rooms and
reception room: 2nd floor; good
light: heat supplied; reasonable.
WEINBERG & BUSH
REALTORS
1907 n Sf NV MA a6knn
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FARMS
SOUTHERN MARYT.ANn

POTOMAC RIVER EsTATE--.chap.
mans Landing" an outsfanGfS1e
5o0-acrs estate. 1000 feet river- river.
'front.', 20 miles from Washington;
story residence, on high knoll with
magnificent view over Potomac River
and Virginia shore; wide center
nan charming stairwell. IL spa
cio9s rooms. 9 fireplaces. complete
houses, farm buildings. good duck.
ing shore. tractor and farm eouip-
ment included. Price, S2iO.0f1(l.
WIZ sell 200 acres with S,6OO-ft'
rlver-front, INCLUDING buildings and
RIVER RffSvqFsRRmeas; FROM SSIseie 4osicco eSe c.,r,
miles washington; 1,aoo.ft. WA; water ~
'front.'; 100 acres arabic, excellent
SOIL; rooms and bath, center hail
Tesioence; tobacco barns, farm
Duildings; ducking shore; good an-
WATER FRONT HOME, ON Port ro.
bacco River. with gorgeous view to-
ward Potomac River Bridge. S6s-ft.
Watsr front, sandy beach, GOOD
,anenorage; ducking. fishing; 3 acres,
ndlS MnlGSscaped; fruit, garden, artesian
electricity. telephone; guest cot.
ssgeS barn. poultry houses. gsrase;
eXce1enG neighborhood; sos, 500
Sr; IL CLEMENTS BAY, ST, MARYs
SSO;-I III acres, so cultivated. excel
i. Stv! sou; 6-roon dwelling, electric
good anchorage. duckine. cysferins:
RETIREMENT HOME, near La Plata.
Msto:-ConVenient churches. Schools
S10rSs; noncS q spacious rooms, large
completely Insulated: SrtesiSn EsiI::
Sva; aSEes; $4,000; additional acreage
Y s. HWY: 301. in Maryland and
txILeinla--Ou w Outstanding sites for mo- mo-
sf.S. sfnt, restaurants, drugstores, Service
Sine SiaeionS. giiC shops. antique shops:
In taSt-growing town
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GRAB WHILE HOT
Land for 100 lots in Annandale. Va.
8 mi. D. C. Gas ana water Low,
sewer soon. Buy now on bases OF
$500 per lot, put : roads through
and get $500 per let. ITS HOT,
MILLS REALTY
Annandsle. Va.
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2 Houses, Shop;
Ia TY ~ w.

On U. S. Hway.
Rare ''fnd"l IN ,. Bus At q. door. doc f6,min min
new bungalow, 4 rms, tiled bath
oil furnace. kitchen cabinets. elee
refrigerator, gas range. TV antenna
also good Arm. bungalow, bath
elec. refrigerator, gas range and TH
antenna; large cinder block repair
shop building; sacrifice-prics, $13,
600. terms; Y. " and !: Vazousz
Bargain lists mailed free.
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MOD. -SERv. GROCERY STORE
New equip. Owner quotes ovel
$1,000 per wk Books open for in.
Spection. Forced to sell due Il
illness which can be verified. Sill,
500. incl. inventory. Ii. 3-6372
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13
women's Day at
Mount Pleasant

Mrs. Louise PettaWay Guy will
be the guest speaker at the IL
a. III. service. Sunday when Mt.
Pleasant Baptist lch, L4tn and
Ringo, observe Women's Day. Mrs
Guy is a graduate of Hamptoa
institute and received her vi. A
from the University OF Chicago
She is an instructor at Arkansas
Baptist college, a member of the
Delta Sigma Theta sorority and
the wife of Rev. Fred T. Guy,
pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist church.
Mrs. Norma M Bradford will
be the guest speaker at 7:45 p. m.
Mrs. Bradford is a native of Rich
mond. Virginia. She received her
B. S. from Arkansas Baptist col
lege and is a graduate student of
the University of Wisconsin, She
is secretary to the president of
Arkansas Baptist college. member
Of Delta Sigma Theta sorority and
the wife of Dean Ammon Brad
ford. dean of Religion at Arkansas
Baptist college Rev. W. E. Hayes
is pastor of the church.
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13
Shorter Observes
Founders Day

The 9th Founders Day observ-
anee of Shorter college, North
Little Rock. which took place
Al The college auditorium last
week was reported to be the most
calorful, impressive and largely
attended one IN the history NJ the
college The new president DIR,
Theophilus d Alexander reported
Sas775, the faculty Si,403.45, and
the students $550,l5 for a grand
total of s2,55l35 the highest
financial contribution ever to be
made by Shorter's faculty and
students.
Introduced by President Alex
ander, master of ceremonies for
the occasion. DIR. William Alfred
Fountain. jr., secretary treasurer
of the educational institutions OF
the African Methodist church and
former president of Morris Brown
college, Atlanta. Georgia. deliver
ed the convocation address. Speak
ing from the subject: "Shall we
Lose Faith With The Founding
Fathers7", he challenged the over
Flow and attentive audience to re-
main faithful TO our great fathers
OF the African Methodist church
and its schools by keeping the
doors Of Shorter college and other
AME schools open. The institu-
tion has had many downs" and
fewer ups, but We must not
break faith with our fathers Dr.
Fountain told the audience. Our
institutions. he said, ARE the bull
wark Of our churches "They are
the hub of the wheel, and if we
destroy the hub, we destroy the
wheel"
Among the distinguished guests
who gave warm greetings and
challenging remarks were: Bishop
William Reed Wilkes, the dynan-
ic ana courageous leader Of tn Q
l2th episcopal district comprising
Arkansas and Oklahoma; Bishop
John II. Clayborn, t eminent
leader of the 18th Episcopal dis
trict comprising Tennessee an d
Kentucky: DIR. M. Lafayette Har-
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13
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dence fully sustained the convic-
tions. and made preliminary re-
marks before handing down the
judgment.
IAN officer and his duties are
sometimes misunderstood" tn e
Judge said, land the officers are
are given wide powers with great
responsibilities"
He pointed out that state stat
utes give full protection to Off
GERS, whereas a citizen in custo-
dy of officers has no protection.
THE important part of these
offenses is that an officer-even
off duty-can so far forget his re-
sponsibilities as to determine the
guilt and inflict the punishment,
Judge Morrison stated
That is the duty of the court
and not the officer, he said.
Judge Morrison said, THE stain
in this case is not only on the de-
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13

beginning of the hearing that
whatever results in that court. an
appeal would probably be car
ried into circuit court
He said. In view of the SEN
sational treatment of this case in
various newspapers, we want to
submit it before a jury"
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13

The bill. which was introduced
by Senator Hubert Humphrey Cd,
Mimi, would knock out existing
requirements which still result in
Jim Crow coaches even on crack
trains. Senator Tobey said that
when the agency replies are re-
ceived his committee will take
further action on the bill.
Meanwhile, a study OF ] IN
Grow travel laws still in effect
reveals that bus and railway en-
ployees may call on passengers
to help them eject colored people
in Alabama and Florida. South
Carolina and Virginia the con-
duetors or company agents may
chase colored passenges after fore
ing them from trains and also
take them to Jail.
Arkansas law still requires that
signs for "colored" and white
must be posted in letters four
inches high. Drivers and conduct
ors have police power in Florida,
Georgia, Mississippi, North Caro-
lima, Oklahoma, South Carolina,
Texas and Virginia.
The compilation of Jim Grow
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13

PENDANTS or the city, it Is on the
citizens.
Virgil Monerief, attorney for the
defendants, entered a plea of not
guilty for his clients on all charg-
es save one, public drunkenness,
on which they declined to plead.
Moncrief made it clear at the
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13

ris, renowned president of Phil
ander Smith college, Little Rock;
DIR. Robert II. Alexander, former
president of Shorter college; Mrs,
J. N. Wilkes, the queenly an d
devoted wife of Bishop Wilkes,
Mrs. Anne Turner Coley, a long
live supporter of Shorter college;
the Rev. T. F. Henderson, presi-
dent of the INSTRUMENTATION
Ministerial Alliance of Greater
Little Rock: Alexander King, pro-
fessor of Dunbar junior college,
Little Rock; and A. w. Kicks, pas
tor of St Paul AME Zion church,
Little Rock.
Miss Curtis Marie Moses "A sem
ior, was named queen of Found
er's Day as a result of her class,
sponsored by Mrs, Yvonne Fl,
Douglas, reporting $2l6l0 the
highest amount of money reported
by any class Mrs Yvonne Doug
las received a full tuition scholar
ship for one summer session to
any school of her choice in the
United States as result of her
reporting $l6500 the highest d
mount of money reported by any
other faculty member. Miss WV
ian Laskey, sophomore, brought
greetings on the part Of the stu
dents of the college, and Rev,
Ben L. Adams brought greetings
ON the behalf of Jackson Theolog-
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13
DRAG Gives First
Fashion Show

The Dressmakers and Artist
Guild Is presenting a fashion
show at Arkansas Baptist college
March 20 at 8 p m. This will be
the first show of this kind the
organization Las staged The Rnr-
ments modelled in this style show
will be made by the club mem
bers for the most part. The club
wishes to show off some of the
hidden talent that its members
possess. The organization h S
members who specialize In max
ing most all types of ladies gar
ments. Special musical numbers
will be presented to give the show
the melody that Is needed.
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13

ical seminary Of Shorter college
Music was rendered by the col.
lege choir, under the direction of
Miss Alice Herndon, professor of
music, Shorter college.
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13
the BEST a|I-round gasoline for
9 out Of 10 cars the year round
ESQ Extra GASOLINE

In 9 out of 10 cars, ESQ Extra
will outperform all other gaso-
lines the year round. This is not
just claim-it's triple-proved
fact.
Industry-aceepted road and
laboratory tests prove ESQ
Extra delivers year-round re-
suits no other gasoline can in 9
out of 10 cars. And in the ulti-
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13
Everv Friday
Saturday
and Sunday
Club Morocco
Brings You Arkansas
Leading Orchestra
U. BROWN
and his
CasfIerockers
Featuring:

Featuring:
J. w. (Kan Nam Hew-
lett & Vocalist
Kenneth on Trombone
Willie Fields on Drums
Rudolph AckIin, Piano
Thomas Jordan, Tenor
On Sunday a cash prize
will be given to the best
dressed couple.
Note--No single person
can win. You will be
judged when you enter
the club room.
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13
N. X. Allen Given
Birthday Party

Mrs. NJ. K. Allen surprised her
husband with a birthday party
March 3 al the Club Morocco,
Me- than 80 guests were present
to wish Mr.. Allen a happy birth
day. lie received many useful
gifts. Crie /. Smith motared 800
miles 10 attend and played sever
al musical numbers,
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13

laws was made by William c. Pry-
or, assistant to the director of
the NAACP's Washington Bureau.
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13

The defense attorDo,,
lie would offer#no y. ~
hleny and would o s,,si
tioh'ng witnesses 10 IN.
affecting the merit Of ' NJ
TWO attorneys from Ne , 2
legal redress eon,,.. 'ae N
present during the tria, '''s
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13

mate test of public confidence, 1t
has outperformed all COMPETE
tors -. proved by the fact that
more motorists use ESQ Extra
than any other premium gasoline
in the area served by ESQ
Dealers.
Try a thankful of ESQ Extra
today and find out what Happy
Motoring really is!
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13
PhiIander-

Carter Bell Of PniIander led al
scores with 80 points.
Lee Morris and Carter Bell of
Philander made tn e all confer
enee team, while Rosie Byers,
Joyce Montgomery, and Sharon
Smith made the girls honor
squad
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-03-14
MISSISSIPPI WRITERS CLUB
ANNOUNCES ANNUAL STUDENTS
POETRY AND ESSAY CONTEST

The Mississippi Writer'S Club
proudly announces it's annual poe
try and essay contest for the grade
schools, high schools, junior high
schools, private schools and state
schools in Jackson and Kinds -Coun-
ty. The Writer'S Club hopes to
make this an annual event and
another year hopes to expand to
cover the entire state of Missis-
sippi. The contest is being spon-
sored to stimulate creative writing
among the pupils in the local
schools and at the same time the
club is recognizing and paying tri-
butte to individuals through the a
wards, individuals who have con-
tributed to the educational, spirit
ual and civic betterment of Jack
son and Mississippi. This contest
is meant also to encourage chill
dren to write about the beauties
and the heritages of Mississippi.
The subject matter is limited to
Mississippi but the contestants
may choose a personality, the flora