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Evening star., 1954-09-27
TURNITURE-NEW
DISCOUNT HOTTCE

DISCOUNT HOUSE
SS9.95 5-pc. chrome dinettes $40 90
SgS. 30 wrought iron dinettes S54.Q5
500 .95 chairs, uphol., springs, $40 90
S9S 30 Administer russ. 9x12 $40 q5
S6g; 30 advertised Hollywood $47 .o5
S53o SS53 80 maple bedroom suite, $s9. so
KING. S2O3 GA. AVE. JU. 9-5S91
FURN., Rattan, = pcs, incl. love seat
and bar; good cond.; comb. RADIO
record player. TU. 2-600S. --27
FuRN. of every description includ-
ing Empire period din. suite with
oft. IL in. buffet. serving table
needlepoint seats on chairs. Firepl.
fixtures with brass rail and screen.
ANTIQUE ladies and gentlemen's
chairs. desk. bedrm. sets. etc. Call
EN-. 3-6034. -27
FURN. hollywood bed, dinette set.
dressers. tables. sofa bed. floor lamp,
chair. 10. 3-4745. -2S
spinet desk, S35:
rosewood sofa, $25; cherry and ma
hog. Empire dresser, $40. twin
lamps. SIS. EN-. 3-SOl9. 20
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Laundry Store Clerk
We have a permanent position IN our
store, located at 20l West Broad st.,
Falls Church, Va. This is good
opportunity fol a resident of the
pay. free insurance and other en-
ploye benefits. Apuly
ELITE LAUNDRY
"119 14th st. NV.
EHSh t62 Gr i%s sbs bSSss
k5sRPS s'ustS usWtrcaboaRRD sfff SSP2gf SPeRA
ties with some typing. Apply 2O21
18th st. NV. WASHINGTON SHADE
& AWNING CO., Mr.. Hickerson. Do
rHoroGRApHER. HH6 SoGfs EXPERIENCED OR
WILL TRAIN: must have car and be
es5f cofoRSMA s"Re5R RPoRrR&1rs S5" ESe
e hiTl for beauty salon
PEASANT HleoNaafss WORKING con eonditions. Good
salary. EMILE. i22l Conn. ave.
RECEPTIoNIsT and tel. sol. photo
graphic studio; Top pay to to person person
for gIftecostume iewelry
saia2y. snG4: 1913 iGa3 Conn |" ave- st' ssS
SALESLADY. must be. experienced in
areet SALES; SALES must anp2 have ecooRsMA ST ssT
SALESLADY wanted with some knowl-
Grban' eHEs oi XIII ifT1'' MUSIC CO, Isao G
sAsiIiEsiLMADY-costume Al iewelry for
active credit jewelry store; pleasant
working conditions; congenial sur
red. Apply Manager. KENT JEWEL
ERS, 9TH and G SITS. NV. 3
sALESLADY - Permanent position
for outstanding woman bet. ages 90
45; 3 to yrs. experience REQUIRED
in better ready-to-wear excellent
salary. plus comm. all employe oen-
etits, liberal discount privileges b.
day wk.; also jr. salesperS0n neeoeo'
Cail Tor appointment. DE. 2-ouie
sALEsLADY, millinery. exper. Full
time work. Apply in person. 3424
saLEsLADY for speciality shop. Expe-
rienced in sportswear and lingerie:
Excellent salary. Apply. 10 a.m.-3
pm. GLORIA'S. $3.50 Georgia ave,
SILVER SDTIuS SIlOpplI4B SEhtCA. -"
SALEsLADY, exper.. part time. in
fants' and children's wear. Ii. g.
s.IIEtssLApY, 81 q to 40. for hosierv
and lingerie depts. 40-hr. week.
ton Apply in person, wHELANs.
l1O5 F st. NV. 4th A. -2S
SALESIADY. white, bet. IS and 80.
to sell costume iewelry: exp. not
5-day wk.. vacation with pay, dis
counts. 14O4 G st. NV. -2S
SALESLADTES with speciality shop ex-
per Full or part time. Apply in per.
son to Mrs. Maulsby. GRETCHEN
COLE, INC, 7244 Wisconsin ave.
Bethesda, Md. IS
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FURNITJJRE

FURNITURE
USED, IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
up: bed springs, $40; mattresses.
SlS; end tables, 81 .95: floor lamps,
80; table lamps, S2.9S; night
STANDS. S5: scatter rugs. So.SS.
FURNITURE TRADING MART, 2i5
King ST., Alex, Va, XII. $4,000.
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
Evening star., 1954-09-27

washington eXper.
isnee; conscientious . producer. Box
PERSONNEL CLERK-Ofice clerk.
eyper. with foods. hotels, ETC.: S45
sECRETARIAL AND OFFICE services.
specializes in supplying temporary
office help for short or long assign
ments. Your ONCE or ours. ST g.
FORMER SECRETARY would ike
tipping to do at home. Can pick UP,
deliver work. JE. 3-1445. 90
ATTEN. EMPLOYERS Available,
competent secys.: excel. refs. JOBS.
INC, 1740 K NV, RE. 7-3153.
GIRL, colored. wants Job as counter
girl. waitress or salad girl; expert
enced To. 1894.
TYPIsT-WilI work at home. TU
2-Q50a.
COLORED GIRL wishes job as hote
lunchroom hospital. 1907 Constttu'
ton ave. ne. phone II. 6-1666.
YOUNG NEGRO WOMAN desires EN-
ployment; experienced, clerk. typist.
cashier. Phone II. 4-1012. 27'
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SALESMEN-COLORED
SALES MANAGER

Major construction equip
ment manufacturer has
opening for an aggressive
sales manager to handle
sale of company products
to Government agencies,
Thorough knowledge of
Government pur C h a sing
practices and sales man
agement required. Personal
effectiveness of primary
Importance. Age 80 to As.
Write full details, including
record of accomplishments
to Box 173-A, Star. Out of
town-Midwest.
Evening star., 1954-09-27

BATHTUBS. built. in. $1a. Basins,
toilets, pipe. BLOCKS; INC; ,o,
1746 Lee Hwy. ia. $500
BED, 81; springs. 81; bureau. $25;
wardrobe, SIS; ironer. $40: sofa, So;
chair, S5; mirror, SIS. LA. 6-9365.
BEDS, h.w.. 24-size and full size;
also full-siZed crib. excel cond. ;
best reas. offer. NO. 7-0942. -26
BEDRM. SUITE. blond with spring
and mattress. also 6-pc. maple di-
nette set: AP. 7-.9754. 20
BEDROOM SET, Ape. blond mahog-
any; excel. cond.; $500. Call LU.
1888. -2S
BEER COOLERS. new and used, exec
cond., selling out cheap, remaintna
in service business only. PRICE
REFGR. CO.. 3400 Ga. ave-, TU
2-2636
BRICKS-l or million; cinder.
blocks. tile and mortar. Open Sat
Arl or MA S-6SS5
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SAI,ESI,ADIES

Full and part time Tor our suit and
with good pay for exper. salesladies.
Apply Mr.. Ettlin. Srd A., BOND
CLOTHES, 1885 r ct. NV.
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
BANK TELLER
PART TIME

D. C. bank has several openings for
experienced tellers.- 1890 to $3.50.
or more days weekly. Write, giving
experience and phone number to
Box 333-X Star. -27
colored licensed. Maid S
work ana Shampooing in a white
beatty salon. RA. 3-9669 j
experienced manicurist
only. $50 plus commission; 5-day
wk. Call BERNARD'S. 1926 Georgia.
BshUfICTaN IA :i1oias OR sTYL,sT. expert
enced; 5-day week; guarantee from
S15 week up, plus commission;
pleasant working conditions. All re-
plies confidential. Box 224-A. Star
BEAUTY oPERAToR-Ss5-Slou pei
week guarantee plus commission,
no manicuring. steady work. LOUIS
CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS. ITO
BEAUTY OPERATOR tman or wom-
anD--Lxper. allrolnd for Jules,
Langley shopping center, Md Guar.
salary and comm. Call MRS. IRWIN.
BOOKkEEfER. must be exper' in
booEkee ping, able to take dictation,
and typing Small congenial Office
Vacation with pay. 40-hr. wk. Sal
ary commensurate with exper. Apply
c. l. SMITH, Jr, 2437 18th st. NV.
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HOUSEKEEPER

Live in. pvt. upstairs room.
Care for ! child, age 3. "a day
Thurs. and every other Sun.
off Other help employed; $50
per week. Must furnish health
card. Must be able to cook.
If interested in exceptionally
fine ahome with happy work.
ing atmosphere; please call
Ii. 6-3972.
Evening star., 1954-09-27

STENOGRAPHERS
For temporary assignments. Must be
fast and accurate. Suitable for those
awaiting permanent positions or
housewives desiring part time work.
Full days or afternoons. No eve
ming, week end, or home workers.
Evening star., 1954-09-27

UnscrambIe the of letters. MAKING a word
OF each scramble Print each word a letter to a
square beneath each scramble The letters you have
printed the ctrcled squares may then arranged
to spell the surprise GnsDe1 suggested by the
Clue What is it? Answer appears on Page Be- Col g.
Evening star., 1954-09-27
OPPORTUNITY
UNLIMITED

Aggressive man to train for sales
managers position, suburban Wash
ington area with one of the most
under-manned national organiza-
tions in this country. Our unique
service welcome and appreciated
every where. This multi-million
dollar business has only scratchd
the surface Of potential. yet our
company increased its volume over
33PsT, each of past 2 years. Other
positions Of this nature paw $4,000
to 100000 year. Field position
not an office job. Tangible product
II you are interested in selling
and building an organization, We
have 8 proven program which is
easy to. learn and teach. Still time
to get in on ground floor. An early
personal interview will be ar
ranged when you write about YOUR
self to Box AK, Star.
$50 PART TIME
21-30 white, car. We train you.
For inf0rrno tim ra1l An d-301
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AID TAKERS

Youns women. 1885. who are capable
of dealing with the general public.
Pleasant telephone manner and rea-
sonable typine speed are essential
5-day. 40-hr week: no Sat. work,
Congenial surroundings. Apply Per-
sonnel. Room 605: open weekdays,
S:30-5 and Sat. 9-12. No phone
rails
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WAREHOUSEMAN

WHITE, under 35, quick on feet, not
mind long hours, hard work, $50 to-
start. Vacation. perm. position. Ad-
vancement for right man. Refs.
needed. Apply. WASHINGTON FISH
EXCHANGE, 1011 E st. s.w. Us
MAN with recen: construction ex-
perience to work as estimator. etc.
with local construction CO. Box
.66-A, Star. --29
MAN Famous Fuller leadership
route open. Established customers
mean no cold canvaSsing and pleas
ant working conditions with steady
income. No experience necessary.
Training furnished but man selected
must be steady and satisfied Wit
sos per wk. to start. For inter
view phone DI. 7-4477 or DI. e
34aS or apply oil National Press
Bldg, 14th and F sts. NV 80
MAN, around 80: knowledge of sales;
mechanically inclined: salary basis.
Cali WA. 7-2729. -27
YOUNG MEN
Between lS and 25,. for furnace.
cleaning work; attractive wages; call
IVA r-4QlQ hetween and x 20
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OFFICE FURNITURE

TYpEWRiffEiR pEifi "9R DESKS. asp sP. sSI55556. Si5.56.
TABLES CHAIRS, FILE cABfNETs.
t3Sk5ps FpSk5 Sr saViMs SS2iN9S 81 sP9CK H OF
FfEh MhNRATThN RAT1yEF9 oFHfca ANp fARKPNo EonfP
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1954-09-27

CONTRACTORS
places, walls. steps; all types OF
masonry. A. FAGINI. 10. 2-1994.
BUILDING, remodeling. repairing.
carpentry. brick and cement work,
HU. 3-S4S9, MR.. BAKER. 27s
BUILDING CONTRACTORS - New
construction, remodeling, repairs.
We will help you plan-draw your
plans and arrange easy financing
Call JU. 7-926l from 9 to 8. After
8, call HE. 4-7434. 80
CARPENTER, all kinds of work. Save
money by calling me- After 8 gm.'
CARPENTRY-New work; home re-
MR.. SMITH, Kenmore 6-ss66. 80
CARPENTRY repair work of all
estimate, ea; " AD. s. 4-s4o5. A''; rs.
CARPENTRY-Beau finished
attics and rec. rms. additions. gen.
eral repairs and remodeling, storm
windows and doors; expert work
to pay. FHA authorized contractors.
cHoGGED6 fEl DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor cleaned or no charge ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RIA. 6-SSSS any
ELECTRICIAN. licensed and bonded
in D. c. and Md. desires residential
and commercial repairs or installa-
ton. Low prices. No premium for
night calls. Day. CO. 5-959S; night.
EMkRGfNcx M: elES4 REFRIGERATION MSo and
air-conditioner service Call day. co.
5-a59S: night. UN. 4-1566. Il
FENCE, CHAIN LINK
OR WOOD: materials only or in.
stalled Big savings LU. 10000;
IA. S-0442: SP 3-670S I'll 8 pm
Fla OSt0ne and StOne
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PAINTING. interior. exterior: genera
repairs. K. LEAK. IA. 9-24SS,

PAINTING, interior. exterior: seneral
repairs. K. LEAK. ia. 9-24SS.
PAINTING-Interior and exterior,
1st-claSs work. By white mechanic.
Free estimates. ia. 5-69S3. II
PAINTING PAPERING
Carpentry. Call RA. 6-97O3.
PAPER HANGING, 50 per room up;
1854 Sunfast washable paper; work
guar. RA. 3-7393 or JU. 9-760S.
PAPE 50 rm.. and up;
sunfast. wash. paper: do own work
guar: white mech. RA. 3-0024.
-2S
PAPER NOW-Low prices, Al work
newest samples: interior painting;
free estimate. JU. 5-0745. -
''PAPERHANGING'
Good Work, Prompt Service
A. T. GEORGE. DI. 7-0106
Evening star., 1954-09-27
SlTUATIoNS-WoMEN
Administrative Secretary

Administrative Secretary
Real Girl Friday with newspaper and
as Office manager of transportation
company. Excellent tipping and short
hand speeds Bookkeeping, payroll.
use all office machines. Looking for
responsible position with future
Call AP. 7-1500. 2S"
exp. D. Z. fin. state
ments. cashier. payrolls. Box 1917,
Star -2S
personable, attrac-
tive, intelligent young lady, desires
office work. 10 yrs. exper (6 years
highly confidential work., investiga-
tive and administrative work here
and abroad. WO. 6-7535. Box 225-
A. Star.
GRAD. NURSE desires private case
tday duty). or visiting cases. DE. 2
Evening star., 1954-09-27
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE


a room by inclos-
ing your porch, finishing your bsmt
or attic. We do a complete mod
ernizing job. Install kitchens,
ialousies: storm windows; new roofs
and siding. All work guaranteed.
No money down. verv easy terms.
Call G. F. ST. DENIS. LO. 7-26S1
ADDITIONS and remodelinR of all
types incl auto heating by de-
pendable contractor Easy terms
TRI-STATE TU 2-667S. 80
ADDITIONS. PORCHES. jalousies.
complete remodeling service esti-
mates free; all work fully guar.
No money dn.. 36 mos. to pay White
mechanics. SECO SALES. JU. g.
30lO. EN-. 2-S749 day or night.
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
JA. 7-677O ST. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-09-27
CLERKS

NLE1Gn0
Both Typing and Non-Typing
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
Age 1923
5-Day Week, & to 4:30
Excellent Working Conditions
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES,
INSURANCE COMPANY
l4th and l. SITS. NV,
(Not a Government Agency
Evening star., 1954-09-27
ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable antique
china. glass, furniture, ETC.. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
iU 2-2727 RA. 3-760S
ARC WELDER. portable, P. & H.,
220-440 volts. Is to 200 amps. I;
like new; $3.50. Apply Ala 3rd
!, st; ~ nv; sE;yIS between : and 8: -SS .Ss,
comb. radio-phonograph, misc; reas.
UN 4-2305 -27
Evening star., 1954-09-27

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
Evening star., 1954-09-27
YOUNG MEN

Retveen IS and 25, for furnace
cleaning work; attractive WAGES; cal cal
Evening star., 1954-09-27
OFFICE FURNISHINGS

NEW OOINDI ION
Royal elec. microtype long carriage
recorder: top Rrade executive
desk; secretary's desk and chair:
steel filing cabinet and additional
items Call OF, 4.fk3R Or
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-06-25
Z State Campers
To Meet Monday

Campers from Oklahoma and
Arkansas between the ages of II
and IA will meet Monday at the
Urban community office, 1907 Il
ard street, to begin their week of
Christian Adventures. All youth
in this age group is urged to at
tend. The fee is only Sill, plus
little spending change, casual
clothes, bathing trunks and indi-
Vidual sheets.
Camp will be held at Camp AL
dergate, 8 miles out west 18th
street, where Rev. and Mrs. M.
w. Willis direct the inter-racial
Methodist camp, which is open to
all character building agencies.
The cabins are well equipped
and the nine aere-lake is fine.
Miss Virginia McLish Is dean for
the group, Mrs. B. w. Washing
ton, Hot Springs. is director of
camps for intermediate and sem
Tor groups,
Among e instructors and
counselors are Mrs. A. H Jones,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-06-25

William O. Douglas, and Robert Fl T.or.
man nominees We're Harold Burton. Tom f ca,, te .
Minton. " 1ta5k, and !
Cases Started in 1852
The cases upon which the decision We
to truttton under the Truman adninfst9 odsed Ven
the first arguments were heard Attona,, S l8
Creamery filed brief for the governrno,. eeefal Il
court III when he made it clear that ths a tta
under the 18th Amendment to STRIKE C'4ft had 1
year later, the new Attorney General segg
a similar brief re-affirmng the assartfaa 'eft Brol
brief. 1s ot The Ma
In both the original arguments of TOGO
guments of December, 1853, the Go ffraS and ID
the right of the Court to outlaw segreoatfe pet s
urging that it make a clear decision ''' IN edla5
Last Barrier
The historic action Of Monday NAV =
last great legal barrier separating the N0fSed b
States. lnnumerabe test cases have hoe, 80 u De
Geological areas such as pullman and ai,ns a0e IN d
strtctive covenants in housing restaurants eaf Ia
er public places, all of which the Court ba. saue
against discrimination. ssslen5
Two Backgrounds
The two major backgrounds now ,vho..
tacks must be launched are housing and ar, second b
ing, the greatest resistance to inepratfonp
mortgage financing companies in denvin, Is. R Ra
This policy is supported by the Federal Hons,zs
ton which guarantees insurance Of ETA As adrl
Housing, the Federal government is still oo .saa
ination by catering to local tradition in ar xa4
cation is the pattern. Both of these sit11at;s Hen
waited by executive action Va n
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-06-25
Final Program at
Boys Ind. School

Building Better Citizens, has
been chosen as a theme for the
Negro Boys Industrial school
commencement exercises, which
began Wednesday and will con
tinue for a week. Among the
activities scheduled are d fishing
derby and all-campus picnic.
Monday mite at 7. the upper
elementary division will present
a play, Devils Gold. B. F. Le-
YER, farm manager at AMIN col
lege, will deliver the commence
ment address. Students will play
a major part in the program.
Superintendent L. r Gaines an
nounees that this is the first
commencement program in the
history of the school. The facul-
~ and student body extend an
invitation to the public to share
the program with them.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-06-25
Halle SeIassie
Gets Citation
From billiard j.

Emperor Halle Selassie | of
Ethiopia received a citation at
billiard university in an open air
ceremony while visiting in New
Orleans yesterday and today. New
Orleans was included in the EN-
peror's tour of the country as the
personal guest of President Els
enhower.
The Emperor arrived at Mois-
ant International airport by priv
ate plane from Mexico City about
1890 yesterday. He and his party
of ten occupied the International
suite in the Roosevelt hotel.
The schedule included a visit
to city hall where he was re-
cetved by the mayor and city
council and held a press confer
ence in the mayors office. Fol
lowing this he visited billiard
university where a citation was
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-06-25
Els Courage Earns
Return Match 1t
May Be Sept mber

NEW Y0RK-tCNSl-fac big
bout has come and gone and
they are still talking ABOUT the
gameness of Charles, who looked
almost as great in defeat as
Marciano in triumph That bell
rings a bell to the matchmakers
at IBC who feel that Ezzard has
earned a return match with the
champion.
It's tentatively scheduled for
September and only hitch or
two keeps the pact from being
mixed in right away First the 10
stitch SLASH over Marciar's left
eye and second, whether Charles
will be able to get into shape on
SO short a notice
Charles co-managers, the ever
voluble Tom Tannas and Jake
Mintz. put in the bid no sooner
had it been clear that Charles
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-06-25
Bishop Stephen 6. Spottswood to Be
Feted for Civil Rights Work with Naacp

MONTGOMERY. ALA church dgnttarY who has been
leader the NAACP will be hanared here this month for
his civil rights work by representatives from church and
NAACP groups throughout the state,
Bishop Stephen G. spottswood presiding bishop OF
AME Zion church. will be guest of honor Spots
wood Day Sunday event sponsored by the state Naaep
The will focal point for fundrais
ing effort $4,000 aid the associations Fight
for Freedom campaign.
The Fight for Freedom campaign seeks to level all race
barriers L. S. by January l. 1863 the centennial of
the Emancipation Proclamation.
According Mrs Beuah C. Johnson of Tuskegea nsti-
tute chairman of "Spotswood Day" the bishop will be
ong service rendered the people of America
through his active NAACP work.
For many years president of the Washington, D C..
unit of the NAACP, Bishop SpottsWood also served
NAACP regional church committee chairman and a
the national church committee of the
tion - rHtRTE
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-06-25
Mrs. WiIIene Smith
Alexander

The Eastend club will the home of Mrs, Mamie
Porter Monday night Everyone glad to see the
Askew sisters Hazel and Louane of Detroit The tide OF the
younger do find that all Juniors have enough incentive
make the community better place to live one
of the best examples the organizing of the Alexander
Youth club We feel they and will do wonderful job
We them know their parents for them onehun-
dred The following children members of the
club Shirley Anne Smith, president Rose Emma Lee seere
ary Evelyn Miller treasurer, Solomon Kenneth, and T. o.
Fair Emma Jean Johnson Frank Lee, William and Frank
Madison, Janice and Faye Peters, and Lewis Wallace
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-06-25
Supreme Court and Politics

While the Republican party is husy trying to make po-
eal capital the Supreme Court decision knocking out
segregation public schools the facts that the action
the Court entirely partisan. The unanimous con
euon Of the nine justices reflects the tremendous change III
thinking which has brought about the inevitable opinion that
there such thing separate but equal This Is de-
partisan claims by the Republicans Of responsibility
for the decision.
OF the justices the bench five appointed by
Franklin D. Roosevelt three named BY President Harry
Truman; and Chief Justice Earl Warren was nom-
Eisenhower The five Roosevelt appoint
Hugo Black, Stanley Reed, Felix Franturter
Mrs smpkins the Rev be a United Mutual
MCGOWAN will participate auditorium.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-06-25

. ezra. Jir1lcro Is Deal
Supreme Court
Agrees To Hear
6royeland Appeal

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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-06-25
With The Churches
CALVARY TEMPLE CHURCH
OF GOD IN CHRIST

is announcing the district
convocation, which will convene
at the church, Friday thru Sun
day, Superintendent Davis, will
bring the official message. Come
and help make this convocation a
great success, with the help of
God A revival is starting at
the church, July 5. by Elder
Bolden. Texas. Rosetta Clark, re-
porter and Elder T. Quick, pastor
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-06-25

was not champion. Said the two:
We're demanding a return be-
cause of the fight Ez gave the
public And We'll be ready by
September
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Mrs. E. Strong. Mrs. H. Wright
Rev. George Rice. Pine Bluff,
Rev. E. NJ. johnson. Muskogee,
and Mrs. Margaret Hill, who will
conduct the vesper service, Mon
day at 7:30 p. m. The camp COM
mittee includes Mrs. A. H. Jones,
Mrs. G.. H. Rumph, Mrs. N. L.
Killingsworth. manager and Miss
V. McLish. dean.
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Mrs. Simpkins. the Rev Edward
D. MCGOWAN will also participate
in the tribute. The tribute will
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