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LAKE BARCROFT-Lovely corner,
level, overlooking lake. Priced less
than cost for quick sale. RE. 7-2137.
Ii. 4-7265. -7
CLINTON, MIDI acres with lee.
shade trees; on hwy; $500 per acre.
Terms. PINKNEY A. EARNSHAW.
Jr., Clinton. Md. Cypress 1888.
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CAPITOL HILL
10 units in excel. cond., priced to
sell at 612 times annual income.
(Rents have not been increasedO
AP. 7-S947 Ill
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CONTINUED on Next PsssJ
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FREDERICK CO., Catoctin Furnace,
charming old stone mansion, peri.
restored. built about 1900, having a
breathtaking view of Blueridge
Mountains and valley: 200 acres OF
excel. soil, Is acres in goldfish
ponds: this is real value. Owner
, has moved. SIGLER q. CO.. RA
CLINTON, MD.-30 acres cleared
land, long frontage on hwy; 5000
per acre; conven. terms. PINKNEY
A. EARNSHAW, Jr., Clinton, Md
CyDreSS r--Q922 "A
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Confinued.)

EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New York
ave. n.w.--Available Immediately;
/ desirable rooms to meet your re-
Quirements. Apply PEN PROPER
TIES. Evans Building, ME. S-1107.
$500 SO. Fl. 1st.1oor space, ample
free parking, on busline. well-Suited
for insurance CO., or other large Or
ganization. 81 .25 50. It. ALBERT n.
COHEN CO. IA. 2-1661.
1000 so. FT. lst-fi. space, plus am
pie free parking, on busline, S1.50
So. It. ALBERT Il. COHEN CO,
DuPoNT CIRCLE ONCE bldg: 1s4e
Conn; ave.; ofaces available. AID.
AVAILABLE sOON-Brand.new Of
fees, suit. for doctors. dentists, law
yers or other professional men; 10 10
families At & wheeler eel oMN I'd; snd 1 Wahler
AIR -COND. FURN. OFFICES, with
recep. serv. in lwyrs. suite; use OF
hbr., conference rm. NE. S-653S.
SUITE-5 rms, 2a baths, in center
of medical district; ideal for clinical
group; will remodel to suit. To in
spect call JEROME BRoDIE, OIL.
ALEXANDRIA-on Mt. Vernon ave-.
main thoroughfare to Arlington; nice
office: all utilities furnished; $40 mo.
Also q double. XII. S-6652; eyes,.
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HOME AND INCOME

Is acres, 10 acres clear, 8
in good timber; attractive
modern 5-rm. land bath home.
oil hot-water heat, In good
condition; Scar garage, barn
and several small outbuild-
ings; completely fenced; 2
springs. Also included Is q
Arm, modern. nearly new
bungalow. These homes are
located on hard-surface road.
Price includes both houses and
acreage. Asking price, S22,-
600, about So. 900 cash. Priced
right for quick sale. This
property has history attach
ment: about 23 mi. from d. c.
Also 3-acre farmette; 6-rm.
mod. home, shade, double ga
rage. Asking price, S2l 900.
l6 mi. D. c. Immediate pos
session. Also several other
good hstings. For appt., phone
Vienna (Va.) 2S0-W, WHITE
SELL REAL ESTATE. Near
Oakton (Va.l School, Hwy.
l23. Closed Sundays.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
STIPERR RAMBI.ER

3-bedrm. brick beauty on lge. lot
in N. Arl. OF Lee hwy. This house
has . bsnt.. fine liv. rm. with
firepl.. din. rm., equip. kit. Owner
very anxious for immediate sale;
will accept contract which includes
81, 300 Of extras. Only S22, 500.
MANNAS REALTY IA. S-27S3
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FARMS tcent.l
15 ACRES

IDEAL DEAL, LOCATION FOR COUNTRY
sTRAsBuRG. Va va. sEAUTIrUE MAAfn III
FERTILE FIELDS, WOODS. ONLY
$1,000. TERMS. sIGIER q CO.,
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INVESTMENT PROF. FOR SALE
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT. good in.

EXCELLENT INVESTMENT, good in
come; 8 small houses. WALTER A.
BROWN. 101S vt. ave. NV, MA.
BY oWNER-1sth and Columbia I'd.
NV: 4-story brick bldg. with store
GUi excel NC eond,; n vii consider reas. offer
BUILDER, willing to sell 3 groups of
homes: all rented, showing excellent
return; all are modern brick less
chased individually Nc or in in a - group.
FREDERIcK ri REAL. ESTATE. e, -s Si'"
end COMM.--One 4-family fat; one
95famiIy 9rt h fat fat near 61s,5 10Th and Main
Brick apt. rented. Sc, $50 yearly in. in
come Excel loc.. theaters. shopping,
transp. COFFMAN REALTY CO. 937
Pershing dr.. Silver Spring, JU. g.
WHEATON, GA. AVE. store. 4Cxs7
across street from Peoples Drug
Store. Good tenant; public parking
lot in rear. Annual rental $1,000
plus; Price $4,000. OWNER, ~.
HoTEL-Union Station Plaza; corner
detached brick: % rms. and 2 stores;
TWO DETACHED brick. 3-story apt,
bldgs. contains Is units. the other
IA units. May be sold separately.
Brand new and very well construct
ed. and 2 bedrm. units. Tenants
will supply own utils. Call Mr.
BfdFs Bf 4ssGo. 3 WEAVEE s1es En-. RE22S ss2ss INC
FORCED BUILDING. CENTRALLY
doCATED-oysr $4,000 So it; Of Of
for any purpose other than heavy
manufacture; equipped with plenty
of washroom facilities, for Office
purposes; new officiating plant
with boosters. Priced below mar
ket. with low down payment. BY
day. day cal M HR; sSTuP' EN-. 10000;
CAPfToL HILL0A large, 7-unit apt,
SgnSeG.e0' S5.Geo. cali Hsi Mr.. woaniat, sg et co
REALTY Co, Realtors, Ho. a-677S.
BARGAIN. 2O3 d ST. s.w.-Brick;
4 apts.; rent. S2,0sO;- expense S416:
only $500 with $1,000 down; $50
MUST ~? Sell. 4is FRANKLIN ST,
NV. tibet. P and Que, N. J. and 5th) /;
brk. store and apt; rent. 81, ,72S: ex-
pense S11O: only $500. with
81 800 dn.; $50 per mo. JE. 1886.
MT. PLEASANT
bldg; 8 huge, modern apartments;
a real buy. To inspect, call Mr..
Wozniak, CO. 5-S545 or OIL. 4-2S06.
KIRKS REALTY CO., REALTORS
HO. 2-677S Is
NEW 2-UNIT APT. BLDG. with sep
arate utils, for each unit. Nicely To-
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IN NEWLY DECORATED, o-story
ONCE building, with elevator serv-
ice; S15 King St, Alex, Va; suites
sgle. or double rooms available: rea-
sonable rates. GRAHAM g. OGDEN
INC. SOB King st., Alex. Va: -
ALEXANDRIA-142o Prince ST.; Of
fee suite or single ONCE. approx.
1000 So, #. in new modern S 6iagi'
available Oct. 15. COWLES CON
STRUCTION CO., INC. OV. 3-3OlO'
ewes, re. 6-4926. %
CORNER 9th AND K SITS. NV.
(92S 9th st. n.wJ: LOO 50. II.
once space, 2nd a., suitable 1or
ofices or wholesaler, printer, COM
mercial work; freight eley.; heat;
cleo; $125 per mo. THE BUEION
CO. 412 5th st. NV, RE. 7-2294:
FINANCIAL DISTRICT-Suites, l to
z rms. Moderate rental; elevator
bldg. 1129 Vermont ave. Cau ST.
3-5O9S.
OFFICE SPACE-Doctor or dentist.
Lge. new air-cond. bldg. on Capitol
Hin. Ii. 3-S760. -
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"ABERUSCHILL"
30815 ACRES
LOTS AND AcREAcEs FOR SALE

THREE lS.ACRE LOTs-Excel. RAM
bier sites; 20 minis. D. c.; Fairfax
CITY Reasonable offer. ia. s-7740.
LORTON-l7 mi. from Washington;
8 acres on Macadam rd.; bet. Shirs
ley. ley hwy. and No. | hwy; on Rt. 500.
form f5tt, n;,nn road . frontags n1Sa For more in
LAKEWeoSolD-Beautiful corner e "a
acre lot oyerlooking Lake Bancroft;
tfses tSsesins owssF wTsstsss isSsE mcsns d0F e
ATTESTloSSY iFHfIS?' SY0'B BuIIDERs hiDTa IL hav,
Wnat | believe is the last group Of
lotS Tor sale In close-in Silver
Spring Everything is in, Price,
GsiI quickly. Mr.. hR efsfl sfANcaARp: N6SfaIiS6:
sfGo CREEK pARKwAY-rwDo DS sd-
Joining lots, lS5-ft. frontage; $1,000
Ior both. Call OWNER Ju. 9-5s45.
20 ACRES of woodland, 40 miles from
White House in Southern Md, on
good road; elec. avail. This is a
real buy at $500. S15o down and
sowES SSS Per ST month; sNaks. GEORGE NJ.
HOLIDAY SPECiAL~S or A acre lots
near Clinton, Nd. Priced for quick
s1Ifj hsi,, bENS. BE oWNERs xITFs Io. 5:I4$4 %
"DCn1LDANO SITES u acreSl. near
Sminion dr.; all utils. Box 32O-M.
aIS ACRES, wood lot, 1s mi. 1T from
wash. ar. town of Fairfax. 81 300.
NORTH CHEVY SfsVY cHAsE-Monmte5am.
owsNSER, 81 ofHi9G 9e5e75!s la5se shade trees
BY OWNER. ia. $4,000, Ext. II.
N; l., AEL;1BeI1eyue \. Forest: wooded
CAMP SPRINGS, MD.-Lots for sale,
q acre each; 4 blks. of Branch
ELMER on PApesTf Mie9!ftoe cyprsss lans 1881 SsI
ATTEN. CARPENTTEKs-wiu trade
lot; Sunrise Beach on the Severn. for
nnished basement. OIL. 2-7032.
ALExANDRIA-DEL RAY lots:
zoned for semidet:: nice area: very
sess,sa;A sess, Al eves SMITH TT e-JSsAAL BEATTY. XII.
sACSE "a r. erSsF hST sSSS DssT sssS sasssRtrsyts ssW
$50 monthly. Browning 77-W-1.
BETHEsDA-one soft. lot; all 8 util,.
4Ss7S nS S'Ft5fs St sE? !9' saaGh1 ssSfS oE +
SILVER SPRING-Water, sewage,
ROAD in; IS lots. approved; det.:
blk Patton aye; and Old Bla-
Se1s% SSee11s5prg s.IS rd.; $4,000 each. Box
sPRiNG VALLEY, 4s11 Mass. ave- ave
2 lots ready to build on. See them
and make OFFER. Owner leaving
FALLS CHURCH-A beaut.. level
handicapped lot. S0x150: all utils.;
desir. location: $4,000. JE. 2-4693.
LAKE BARCRoFT-Lovely corner,
level. overlooking lake. Priced less
than cost for quick sale. RE. 7-2137.
Ii. 4-7265. -7
CLINTON, MIDI acres with lee.
shade trees: on hwy; $500 per acre.
M TERMS ci,nton' dNKMaY Ms vnrssi 4; EAFEsaAW ga5Sy
%
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1920 DOWN
S29 MONTH

Groom frame cottage with electricity
and running water, but no other
plumbing. Almost an acre Of land
with 100-ft. frontage on famous
Bun Run. Plenty of room for
Convenient to everything. Vacant
and can be occupied at once. Price,
$1,000; So Minis. drive out Arling-
ton blvd. or Lee hwy. to Centre
vile, turn left at trafnc light on
Route 2S Coward Manassas) 4 miles
ofice of YORKTOWN ACRES on
left. Open l to 6 pm. only. You
must have $500 down naYment "a
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THREE COMPLETE APIS. at 1851
Park I'd. n.w.--Live in one and rent
the other. Only S1S.500 with S3.-
THE CAREY WINSTON co.
73o 18th st. NV. RE. 1878
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STORES FOR RENT

22nd AND L SITS. N.W.-Lge. store
plus 2 rms; full bsmt. oil h.-wh.; !;
ideal for any type business; reas;
AVAILABLE sOON-Stores in brand
new shopping center, at Wheeler I'd.
6aEery' I "S BARBER y; shop. Se' clothing Store, e
variety store over 5000 families
in immed. neighborhood. Call Mr..
Leonard. 10. 2-37s3 or 10. 3-5624
ss1s s1s, GEORGIA MOI s... AyEstSrs Can stsst 1754s
Or sRo0f Of GEORGIA AVE. and
Crittenden st. NV; street-f. store:
immed. occupancy; reasonable rent.
ASH.S Csll SWI 8WNER. no. 7156SS;4if. 71s5S42. s.nt-
napolis 2431 or AID. 4-46sS.
WHITE OR CoLORED-Excei. for any
eyRfN %RNER sRsinsss sx saeosl G$t iSth 4u St a$ nE
e91a GA. AVE. N.w.-store and apt,
S14O mo. DAVID COOPER, 800 F
st. NV. Ma. s-s557. RA. GALS.
MSS. AVE. End and D sts. ne;
street floor store, $40 mo. Ii.
PARK new stores,
20x6O; ideal for baby shop, ladies'
shop, bakery, hardware, etc. WE.
GROUND FLOOR. 2 rooms; parking
for . cars; S135, on lease; excellent
for real estate office; 1896 18th st.
NV. MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO,
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005.
STORE ROOM, Wis. ave., in business
section of Bethesda. Call WO.
DE LUKE STORE-ARLINGT0
stone and brick; 25x70 at 1854
Wilson blvd; reasonably priced.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 4-27OO. %
STORE 18x55; al modern improve;
ments; ideal for 1st commercial
purposes or office space. Rent S110
mo. Apply 27S Carroll ST., NV.
4911 GEORGIA AvE.-Store adjacent
PEOPLES Drug Store; Food Town
Market and Colony Theater; best
block on Ga. ave: size 1890.
D. S. BIRON, RA. 6-7201. =
837 26th ST. N.W.-Corner store,
with apt. above; near proposed
multimillion project.
GUARANTY REALTY, INC.
1923 10th st. NV. MA. 8-05S7.
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NEW 2-UNTT APT. BLDG. with sep
arate utils. for each unit. Nicely To-
Gated on Minnesota ave. Sc. Just
completed and you can pick your
own tenant. Full price $14,500 with
reasonable cash.
POTTS REALTY CO.
10. 7-9310 EX. 3-0313
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

BRICK. 1900 SO. IT.;
electricity. $50 mo. Rear 1133 9TH
APPROX. 1900 SO. FT. of frst-floor
space, including small office, in conv.
ne. section; practically new bldg,
18-ft. ceiling height; railroad SIDING.
truck dock; heat and light furnished,
See Mr.. Norris. WEAVER BROS.
INC. DI. 7-S300.
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DOWNTOWN

L130 18th st. n.w.-About 1900 so.
#. open space on each of floors:
brick building, now being put in top
condition. Call Mr.. Hunter. MA.
$4,000. BOSS & PHELPS, INC,
1417 K st, NV. -6
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
OH ACRES

Lovely old country home in a fine
neighborhood: large shade and fruit
trees, horse barn, chicken house.
S29. 500. Shown by appointment
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HILLSIDE. MD.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

4 900 so. FIT. storage space, on 3
floors; close to business district; 81
IT. Mr.. Lynch, LA. 6-2757. WOODs
WARD g. NORRIS, Realtors, 723
Goth st, NV, RE. 7-65S6. -
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
A. NJ ROTH. RE. 7-7330.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

WAREHOUSE, 5000 TO 4,UUU SO. u.
in D C. or vicinity. co. b-1S13.
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
.9S7 ACRE, with house, zoned light
Industrial; Alexandria; faces 80 u:
on main highway, 153 IT. on r.r.;
rents for S125 mo. which more than
carries it. Price, 100000.
MR.. CROFT, XII. 9-2626. JE. 2-6041
INDUSTRIAL GROUND near. Riggs
rd. me-; $4,000 IT.; railroad. Sell,
lease; whole or part. RA. 6-69l2.
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Very large, semidet.. 3-story brick
bldg; 8 huge modern 1.r,..4 APARTMENTS sn ass
Wozniak, co. 5-S545 or OIL. 4-2SO6
REALTY CO. REALTORS
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
Virginia Mayor
ProcIaims Oct. II
NAACP Sunday

FREDERICK, Va. By procIa-
nation Of the mayor of this his
toric Virginia city, October H.,
was designated NAACP Sunday.
The proclamation was issued by
Mayor {. M. Cowan in recog-
milton of the Virginia State con-
ference of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement OF Col
ored People which closed its g.
day meeting here October II.
The mayors proclamation asked
that October IL be dedicated to
the cause of human rights in our
churches and other institutions
through prayer and the exercise
Of the true spirit of brotherhood
Strongly urging the observance
Of this consecration,' Mayor Co
wan cited the traditions of A
merica and said that the future
peace and prosperity of the
world depends upon how well we
preserve these liberties for our
selves and our fellowmen -
extending full equality to all men
regardless Of race, color, religion
or national origin"
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16

Miss Aida Jean Witherspoon
and George Marshall, were united
in marriage September 25th in
Long Beach, California. Mrs. Mar
shall is the daughter of Mrs. A. l..
Witherspoon and the late A. l..
Witherspoon Of this city. She is a
graduate of Dunbar hi school and
attended Howard university She
is member of the Mt. Zion
Bapt. church where she was pres
ident Of the intercollegiate Guild.
She also served as president Of
the Marquetts Social Hub. Mrs.
Marshall was associated in the
Spoon Cleaners and the Spoon no.
tel with her mother before leav-
ing for California. She is also a
stakeholder in the State Press co.
Mr.. Marshall is the nephew OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J Powell. and Is
now serving in the us Navy.
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16

vote and make it an effective
voice in local and state con.
tests as well as in national cleo
tions."
Dir. Tobias asked for whole
hearted response not only on the
part of our NAACP members and
branches but also on the part of
other individuals and organlza-
lions such as churches, fraternal
orders, labor unions, business and
professional associations, because
success of our campaign will con-
tribute Importantly to their own
organizational detectives"
Techniques of fund raising were
outlined to the committee by Har-
old L. Dram, a New York consult
ant specializing in fund raising
for non-profit organizations, In
the final analysis, Mr.. Dram said,
nothing takes the place of the
personal appeal based upon an
important current issue.
The committee, set up by the
st. Louis convention and compos'
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
Attorney Branton
Enters Wilson Case
Charges Reduced

PINE BLUFF - Kelso Merritt
Wilson, l9-year-old Pine Bluff
Negro was arrested February |
of this year and charged with
criminal assault upon a young
white woman on the night of jan
uary 81 Wilson's hat was found
at the scene of the crime, which
led to his arrest. He admitted
owning the hat but insisted he
lost it earlier in the night when
he fought with two white boys
in another section Of town.
Wilson was identified by the
prosecutriX when arrested.
He remained in Jail for more
than three months before Atom
ey Wiley A. Branton entered the
case and obtained his release I'M
der a $1,000 bond on charge of
assault with intent to kill. The
original trial date was postponed
from last summer when Mr.,
Branton filed a motion for con-
tiauance in the absence OF ma
terial witness. The trial was held
! st Thursday, October 8 in the
Jefferson county circuit court and
vas presided over by Judge Har-
II Robinson of Little Rock, who
was exchanging benches with
Henry W. Smith of Pine Bluff,
who is currently hearing the trial
growing out of the highway aud
it.
A jury composed of eleven white
men and one Negro acquitted
Wilson on the charge of assault
with intent to kill. but found nm
guilty Of aggravated assault and
sentenced him to one year in jail
and A fine of 500. The case was
prosecuted by Pat Mullis, prose-
cutting attorney of Jefferson coun-
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
Phi|ander Smith
College Panthers
Beat Rust 1910

-. .+o,+iro papther squad
SiU" cn,i.h ooI,eoe rush
u ! '''i''''el' ..tina ,,ictorv in the
ca - d ''. s",,nt,, o,,ar+ors Of the
''"0 'liu w. p,st College Bear
II.,l,, SPRINGS Miss. Sat
E''s u 80 lloD - VIZ Memorial
oFoay 'l'.'i,D0,' so,ro % 70 O
a'Luioi,'' Wv" ,,,oro made in the
lo"'L','| ,.,,-,.L o,,ortars Of play
lI'''u anu l' Tasas sbiftv freshman
nv LOUISA ,y O,io Who ran 80
" C''Nl'"''G 49,, tacI,,e and Sam
'-roS o,s' r,oa5,, iunior let
''' ~ 'Ns' a., sft-, u,b, in the
!, ''''',, W :.,,4,- # the fourth
..'s' ''' o.. ttror,r tO.var1
Quarter 40 ~ pa,ro11 quarter
n2Ss Dy N',,, r.na,i,, Z, the
h'eK lIoi' '''' w.
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
NCNw Sponsors
Musicale of 1853

The National Council OF Negro
Women is sponsoring a Moment
Musicale 1853" featuring Harriet
Taylor Dyer, Hazel Shanks Hyn-
son and Myrtle Lockhart Will
liams, The following young ladies
are contestants Jerrylyn Carmi-
chael, Lillian Jeanette Canady,
Veneta Rose LaMoyne, Yvonne
Hayman, Dana LaJoyce Horn,
Grace Helen Hayes, Julia Jones
and Rosalyn Finn. Awards will
be made to young ladies selling
the highest number of tickets.
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16

a direct result of his brilliant, I'M
selfish and unceasing work for
democracy -. | refer, of course,
to the late Charles H. Houston
who discovered the lost laws
which mysteriously and inexplica-
bly, had been forgotten in the re-
codification of the laws of the
District of Columbia"
1t was in the basis of these laws
that the United States Supreme
Court earlier this year banned
discrimination by restaurants in
the capital city. Mrs. Terrell
spearheaded the movement which
tested the laws and resulted in
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
Former Resident
Dies In New York

Howard III. Gilkey, former Lit
tie Rock resident, died Saturday
in New York City, where he has
been residing for the past several
years. He was the son of the late
w. c. Gilkey. ST., who passed a
few months ago. Howard was a
product of Little Rock schools.
He is survived by his mother, Mrs
w. c. Gilkey of Los Angeles;
two brother, W. c. of Little Rock
and Sterling Gilkey of New York,
and a sister, Mrs. Lois March
banks OF Columbus, Ohio, and
other relatives. Funeral services
were held Tuesday in New York
City.
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
AM&N College
Golden Lions Stop
Lanes Dragons
By John Howard

Two magnificent touchdowns by
Frederick Piedmont and one
each by Eugene Winbush and
John Eubanks led to a 28 0
victory for the AMIN college
Golden Lions over the Lane col
lege Dragons of Jackson, Tonnes
see in Pine Bluff Saturday mite
The Lions were seldom in danger
as they ripped thru Lanes line at
blistering pace thruout the
game.
The Lions took an early lead
in the interstate game when alert
Harry Lee recovered a blocked
kick behind Lanes goal in the
first quarter to send the Arkansas
team ahead 0 on a safety.
In the second quarter, Fidd-
mont. States fullback, capitalized
on long drive led by hot ball
carriers, Joe Walker and Hardy
Throwor put the ball on Lanes
3 yard line, and Piedmont cross
See LIONS-page four
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
Waiter White To
Speak Here For
Naacp State Meet

The Arkansas Conference of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Coored People will hold its
Statewide public meeting here November 9Th p m. at
the Mt. Zion Baptist church. 908 Cross street. with Walter
White, executive secretary of The NAACP the main
speaker for the meeting large delegation from branches
throughout the state will be in attendance.
The goal for the meeting is $1,000 which easily be
raised with the support of those who actually willing
pay for their freedom and tired compulsory segre
cation For this meeting is map plans the
of diXe-Wide discrimination
Everyone is invited to hear Walter White one of A
mericas outstanding leaders, the head of the only
organization in the world that speaks out for all the Ne
groes Mr. White will speak Friday mite at p. M
Mrs L. c. Bates is the president of the State confer
ence of branches. #@
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
NCNW TO Observe
Unit'd Nations Day
With Big Program

The International Relations Com
mittee of the Metropolitan chap
ter of the National Council Of
Negro Women, is cooperating
with the Little Rock Citizens
committee for United Nations day,
appointed by Mayor Pratt Rem
mel, for the observance of Unit
ed Nations day October "a. Mrs,
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
ST. Paul Church In
Observance of Rev.
Rick S Services

St. Paul AME Zion church will
observe the ninth year of service
Of Rev. A. w Kicks, as pastor, in
an appreciation program, begin
ming Sunday for one week.
The program will run as fol-
lows Sunday Missionary day.
$50 a. m. church school New
Men in the New World" by Hen
ry Morton, superintendent IL a.
m, THE Greatest Work in the
World by Rev. A. w. Kicks, pas
tor. 800 p. M, DR.. r. X. Young,
See ST. PAUL-page four
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
HE IRON CURTAIN OF PREJUDICE
BY Jacob S. Potofsky
mt, Amalgamated Clothing Workers OF
America, Clio

Al time when democracy is sorely beset by totali-
p deooges from both sides, the job of strengthen
lmocracy from within has become crucialy import
Inc leadership of the NAACP in the struggle to wipe
aGa discrimination and segregation is one of the
10 the job of strengthening our democracy, and you
F the support of every American concerned with the
4 aion of our freedoms.
largely through the efforts of your organization
SulaeS have been made in recent years to tear
Ie IRON curtain of prejudice that hangs over mil
VI our citizens. With your resources strengthened
/ more can and should be done
all confident that you will continue to receive the
ol the Amalgamated Clothing Workers and all
~inocrauc trade unions in your valuable and con-
PNe work
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
/ reedofr1 10 Cost Million A Year
NaaCpers Meet to Map
Plans for 10-Year Drive
ToComp|ete Emancipation

"To achieve objective of complete emancipation within
the will require annual budget of $100o0O0
Dr. Charming H. Tobias chairman of the board of directors
the National Association for the Advancement of Ceored
People, told the special committee meeting in New York to
map plans for the Associations Fighting Fund for Freedom
goal America of equality, opportunity, justice,
security everyone the NAACP leader as
The goal within reach but to achieve 1t re-
effort part Work and more work on
Funds and funds to carry that program
end with the banning of segregation by
court ruling order legislation We have con-
tnung educational job to do to make nonsegegaon work
ing reality Especially, work expand the Negro
Arkansas State press., 1953-10-16
Walter White Lauds Mrs. Terrell
As Great Champion Of Democracy

Observation-Disclosures tribute to Mrs. Church Terrell
on her nnetet birthday here this week. Walter White
uVe secretary of the National Association for the Advance
ment of Coored People, highly praised her the distinguish
ed role she played in ending segregation restaurants and
hotels in the District of Columbia.
In honorng Mrs Terrell Mr. White said Il to pay tri-
butte also to another gallant fighter who premare