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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

"a 4-dr. sed.; h, sigs.;
10000 MI; mech. perfect: tmmac.;
sacrifice. 81 1896. DE. 2-7714, ewes. .
PLYMOUTH 1853 aii-metal station
wagon; two-tone blue; tinted glass |;
Wv. tires; only 81 ,295: S2a5 down.
PINEy BRANCH MOTORS. JU.
fIYMSSUTH "a savoy 4-dr. sedan,
excellent condition; equipped. tinted
glass, backup lights. Windshield
washer. Private party; 1886. IA
PLYMOUTH 81 Cambridge 2-dr,: de-
lightful powder blue finish. Offset by
harmonizing seat covers. Many
extras incl: de luxe r and h.. Safety
tested and guar. Sale priced Of
|O SiL.i sri MOTOR co.
N. Vas Largest Odds Dealer
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-s400
SO PLYM.-$1,O 95
1 owner, immac. 4-dr.; equipped
with heater, defroster. seat covers
Must be seen to be apprec. Priced
to sell quickly.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3146 Lee Hwy, ARLINGTON
ia. 2-9003. Open TIL $3.50
-21
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PLYMOUTH 1858 cranbrook ssdap,
Hy-Drive, heater; owner. uN.
4-S96S, MR.. BAKER, lis
PLYMOUTH ~ Special de luxe club
sSIgs + and A. So; 10y nsoS S2s o
ave. NV, RIA. 6-i122. 20
PLYMOUTH 1884 4-door Belyedere;
Hy-prve; fully eauipped; 2-tone;
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
1887 IRVING ST. NV. AID. $500
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DjIIVVER MOTOR &c.

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PLYMOUTH Ie54 suburban IA. Vag,

PLYMOUTH 1854 Suburban sta. wag.;
Belvederes de luxe model with 2-tone
paint: +. and h.; signals; lovely
trimmed interior; looks and runs
like new; only 1878 miles; special.
$1,695; bank financing. KIRK MO-
TOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. ia. s-4soo.
PLYMOUTH 81 81. cpe.. r. and s h,
turn sigs., new tires, excel cond.;
selling up to S795, priced for quick
sale Ct $625. First come takes it.
PONTIAC 54 2-dr.: fully equipped; ;
two-tone green finish: Just Ike new.
Special S1.796. Payments to suit
your budget. MCNEIL, PONTIAC,
1920 Wis; ave-. OIL. $4,000. In the
PONTIAC 1850 4-dr.: orig. black fin.,
r. h.. Hydra Matte drive. S595.
| Completely guar. EAST-WEsT MO-
TORS, INC. 1877 East-West hwy.
~ 5-1340., Directly across from
p tns SAT WASH iaio 4.soor. .ser is
| $125 and take over payments. Phone
1 Temple 6-3l62. 49,
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PARKWAY-FORD

PACKARD '53 Clipper 4-dr.: r. and
h.. auto. trans, two-tone finish: low
milease: beauty: special $1.395.s AZ
low as $3.50 down; easy bank pay
MCNEIL PONTIAC, 1920 Wis. ave.
OIL. $4,000, in the heart Of Bethesda
PLYMOUTH "a: equipped rs taxi but
never used: excel. cond.; r., h., I'M
dercoating; 81 .595. 10. 2-o375.
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1853 Suburban station
wagon; all metal; one owner, r. and
h., very clean: 81. 1896. PENNY MO-
TORS, 1920 r. I. ave. ne. La.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Packard '54 Pacific hardtop; green,
gowsEa s sss HRE 1Yt9 s tE1s T. I sd
1884 wis. ave. NV. EN-. 5000.
PACKARD late 40 sedan; r. and h..
cd: a 1000 miles; like new through
out: sos. SIS dn. 1920 Wilson blvd.
10
PACKARD 81 sedan; 7. and h.: AT
MONROE FoRD. 1887 East-Wsst
hwy by, 81, spg sot Nd. Open evenings
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OLDS SO Super .'ss" z-door: T. and
h., Wv tires, orig. black finish
exceptionally clean; S1.195. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. 1717 r. /. ave. me-,
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AuroAoslLrs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1919 taxi; radio and
PLYMOUTH 1850 Special de luxe
owner. HA. a-siSs. " '0o @2o
PLYMOUTH 1851 Belvedere 2-door;
r. and h.: sharp; only $745. Car
No. .173-XA. MONROE FORD. 1887
East-West hwy, sill. Spg., Md. Open
evenings til o. JU. 5-7S04.
4-dr.; green. cream
top, r, h; $7g9. '53 Cranbrook. blue,
white top; 2-dr. sedan, 3D., r., h.,
SLIGO. STANLEY II. HORNER,. INC.
Buick dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th.
Ii. 6-6464.
PLYMOUTH 81 Cranbrook sedan: r
and h, turn signals; tiptop cond.
$3.50; written guar.
TRIANGLE MOTORS
3010 r. I. AVE. NE. DE. 2-6302
PLYMOUTH 1858 Cranbrook 4-dr.
with radio and heater: excellent
gray finish, immaculate interior;
PARKWAY-FORD
3051 NJ ST. NV. AID. 2-01s5
80 PLYMOUTH
One owner: beautiful blue finish;
equipped with heater, seat covers.
Must be seen TO be apprec. Avail.
on easy terms at $685..
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Hwy. ARLINGTON
ia. 2-9003. Open TIL $50
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OLDs 80 Series "es', 4-dr..: Futur.
arTlie. and h. HYDRA, seat covers
good Wv. tires: excel. cond.; $685.
pvt, owner. JU. S-1400, JU. 5-i614
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PLYMOUTH 80 2-door; heater: prac-
| ticaiy new tires; wonderful eoTidi-
DIVER MOTOR co.
1903 Wisconsin Ave, OIL. 4-7323
Open Daily Til PM.
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PI.YM0IITH "a

PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr-; radio and
heater; fully equip. I; excel. cond. Sab
Quiritana ST.. East Riverdale. Md.
o0s
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was NOW
"a Ford $2,l95 $1,995
Custom 80" Ranch Wagon; Ford
omatic, radio, heater and many
other extras. Like new thruout
"a Ford ST ,6o5 $595
Custom Tudor "s". Radio. heat
or rear speaker and many ether
: :ss. Only 1s's s.oSo miles lie ne" '
so Buick 1896 $795
Convertible. A real cream puff,
orig. black, new white top' Dy-
naflow.
'53 Ford ST ,2o5 81 ,0S5
Customline Tudor. Black finish.
An extra clean car.
'53 Buick ST ,o95 $l,695
s Harden bsB.Sn apsSiu EiSi mS.s
ulate turnout.
'53 Ford ST 1895 ST., 645
r. s.nfs %nssn l.a H.si ihr sssa
"a Ford ST. sos Sl.395
Mainline N. milne I Iuassi Jet blaek' Inn
81 Ford ST ,195 $995
Custom Forder. Radio. heater
and other extrasi Hike new.
81 Frazer $4o5 SOS
Radio. heater and ether Access
series; excellent eenditien thru
out. Must hurry for this buy.
so Ford $5o5 $395
and h., seat covers.
'49 Ford $4e5 S2s5
Club Coupe. Radio, heater and
ether EXTRAS. Jet black nnish.
so Buick 1925 $795
Roadmaster 4-dr. r., h. and by.
nafiow. Spetless thrueut.
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OLDSMOBLE 1853 ''9S" de- luxe Hol
iday coupe; Hydra Matte, radio are
heater, Wv. tires, Autronic- Eye
tinted glass: sold and serviced by III
since new. Safety tested for youl
protection 30.day- suarantee. Bar
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OLDSMOBILE so

Radio and heater; gray: looks better
than a new car: $685.. 25eo down
6-month or 6,o00-nlile warranty
Northeast Motor Co. (Ford)
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IOLMSTEAD MOTOR co

N. va. IaTgtSG UTuS DeAIeT
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-S40(
OLDS '53 "9S'' de luxe 4-door sedan
delightful 2-tone, Arctic blue ane
taiior-made seat covers onset by w.
W. tires, super-range Hydra. dr., d,
luxe radio. air-cond. heater and de.
froster. turn signals and q host o.
other accessories. Safety tested anc
guar. Orig. asking price 81 1916; re
duced for immed. sale for only
81 ,695.
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BUlU II. ]. AVE. NE. DE. 2-6302
OIsDs "a Super "SS" 2-door sedan;
attractive tu-tone willow green and
swan white with ,harmonizinR tu-
tone interior. offset by Wv tires:
DR.. de luxe radio, heater and de-
frosteF. turn signals and Il host sof
other accessories; 9,1S9 actual miles:
sold new and serviced by us; must
see and drive to appreciate: an out
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
N. VAS Largest Qlds Dealer
1000 Wilson Blvd. All. ia. 7SS4OO
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OL mi; MOTOR co

n. VAS IaTgeSt OIuS DeaIer
2009 Wilson Blvd, Arl:s IA: 7-S40Q
OLDS SO series "9S" de luxe 4-dr.
ssG sen b sfas sss ed nnsn
Whirlaway Hydra-Matic drive, de
luxe radio. heater, turn signals and
many other accessories; safety tested
and guaranteed In our shop; an out
standing value. $695.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
N. VAS Largest Olds Dealer
2060 Wilson Blvd, Arl, ia. 9-S400
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oLDs so "ss" club sedan; Rocket
turn sig; nsa sider s rec z sin asS
Offset with harmoniginK seat covers.
Safety tested and guar Sale priced
at only $685..
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with radio and heater: excellent
gray finish, immaculate interior;
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SUoI N 81. NV, ID. ..-UIta
NASH 1851 Ambassador 4-dr,: $745
hydra. new red finish. weather Eye,
backed by WILLIAMS a. BAKERS
oldest Nash Dealer. Goth and NJ SITS
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Wos Now
50 Ford ST ,695 $l.3s5
Convertible. Grey finish. black
tor. Fordomatie, radio, heater.
whitehall tires. Low mileass'
one owner.
81 Nosh' $685. $6e5
Airfiyte Super Statesman 4-Deor
Sedan. Light grey finish; eapd.
with T.. h., turn signals, seat
covers and beds one owners low
mileage. Looks and runs like new.
81 Mere. ST ,2e5 SLIPS
Monterey 4.Ds:r Sedan. DARK
Wv. tires. One owner.
81 Ford 1895 $795
Custom "ss Tudor. Black flnish.
seat covers. turn signais. Coed
tires. Locks and runs like new.
40 Mere. $685. $495
4-Door. Dark biue finish. Radio,
heater, overdrive, new seat GOV.
ers; Coed tires. Clean ss . Gin
inside and out.
80 olds $685. $685.
"Ss" 4-Deer Sedan. 2-tone grey
finishI T., b., Hydra-Matic and
seat covers. Good tires, low mile
age. One owner. showroom cend.
"a Ford ST 1875 $l.695
Crestline FordeF "s". Grey and
blue finish. r., h., dual exhaust,
and Wv. tires; low MILEAGE, enc
owner. Looks end runs Ike new.
81 Dodge $7e5 $685.
kEeadewbreok 4:Deer Sedan. Light
Erey finishi r, 4. and plastic seat
low mileage. Very clean.
81 Chev. 1896 $795
De Luxe 4-Dser Sedan "2Io'.
Dark green r., h.. new seat eey-
ers and turn sisnaisI gsod tires;
enc owner.
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PACKARD 81 sedan: r. and h.. Ultra.
the lot. S745. Car No. 355-B. Mon
Wo. $1,000. Open ewes. til o pm.
PACkARDS-,49 4-dr.: T. and b.;
$500. 81 4-dr. sedan: Ultra, r,
and h., SS49. So 2-dr. sedan;
Ultra, 7. and h., $949. STANLEY
H. HORNER. INC, Buick Dealer,
Fla ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii. 6-6464, S
PACKARD 40 super 4-dr. sedan:
radio heater. Wv. tires. over
drive: excel. eond.: by OWNER. Car
can be seen at Capitol Garage. 1926
N, Y. ave. NV: $3.50. 30
PACKARD 1941 "l20' 4-dr.: mics
paint; oyerhauled engine: nice tires;
radio and heater; very clean inside
and out; nice transp.; pvt. owned,
SOB or best ofier. Cali any time, RE,
PACKARD 1850 2-Sir. with Ultra
matte Transmission. radio. and heat.
fr: silyer-gray finish with exeelleni
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green and white finishs Hydra, pow
er steering, T. and h, turn signals,
tinted glass. seat covers o top
quality car; special. Sl,599; written
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O 81 .ilII MOTOR co

NJ, Vas Largest Olds. Dealer
200e Wilson Blvd, Arl. ia. 7-S400
OLDS '54 Classic "9S" 4-dr. sedan;
distinctive 2-tone pearl gray and
swan white with harmonizing
luxuriously appointed interior, on
set by Wv. tires; fully equipped
including power steering, power
brakes. and Away seat for your
added driving comfort. Sold new
and serviced by us. 1921 actual
miles. An outstanding value at only
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PARKWAY-FORD

PACKARD 1913 4-dr. with radio an
heater: dusk gre- finish: excelleI
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PARKWAY-FORD

PONTIAC 1851 Chieftain de luxe "s''
4-dr.; with Hydra-Matic transmits
sion. radio and heater; dove gray
finish with excellent WV. tires:
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!. AUTOS. FOR SALE tcont.,
PARKWAY-FORD

MASH 1852 Rambler station wagon
4 with radio and heater; blue finish
u and nice interior: the ideal second
= ear. $2n6
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OLMSTEAD MOTOR co

oLDS 1854 Super "sS" de luxe Holt
day coupe: delightful two-tone serge
blue and swan white top with har-
monizing two-tone blue interior, or
set by Wv. tires: appearance Hydra
dr., power steering, de luxe r with
2 rear heater and defroster. power
sories:s SOLD new and serviced by us:
must see and drive to appreciate;
an outstanding value X2Gab
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o dTlss % Ha sadr fL 2EiE srs ST sfPy
RoLET. GUARANTEED. eau AD. Z.
S722. s Am. to 8 pm. Ask for Bill
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OLDS 40 '-9S" club sedan; Rocket
performance combined with Whirl-
away Hydra. drive. new light blue
made seat covers; de luxe r. and air.
cond. heater and defroster. Power
packed and ready to 90. Sale priced
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Wos Now
81 Mere. Soo5 $795
2-Door. Overdrive. Black finish,
new motor and transmission.
so Buick $3.50 $5z5
4-Door. r. and h., black ilnish.
SO Ford ST ,450Sl,l95
Custom "s" Tudor. 3: . h.. seat
covers. Excellent condition.
81 Ford ST ,4o5 $l,195
Victoria. Ferdomstie, Isdis. hest
err 2-tene Ivory and blue hnish.
81 chev. $F,Oo5 $825
styleline 2-Deor. r., h.. Power
Glide and Wv. tires.
81 oIds $l,525 $l.275
"ss" 4-Door. r., h. and Hydra
Matte. Excellent condition.
'53 chev. 81 ,2e5 $975
2-Dosr. n. and h.; low miseagei
excellent condition.
81 Nosh SITS $525
Statesman 4-Door, Heater. seat
coversi excellent blue finish.
"a Ford ST. 1895 $l,5s5
Custom "s' Tudor. Radie. heat
er, Neptune green hnish.
81 PIym. $685. $595
2-Deor. Radio, heater. new gun
smoke grey finishi en- excellent
condition car.
so Stude. $685. $A95
REGAL Champion 4-Deer Sedan,
Radio, heater, 0verdFivei excel
lent maroon finish.
as Buick SITS $50
4-Door. Radio, heater.
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-UyU WIIsUh BIVu.. Ar. ia. T-S4UU
oIDS "a "9S" de luxe Holiday coupe:
power assistance. looks and drives
perfect, $1,000. CCC guar. q
Capitol Cadillac OldS. Co.
1905 1ond CT Mw ar o mao
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OLDS az "76"; radio and heater;
good condition; $i95. wO. 6-2124s
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oLDs '55 "ss" 4-dr.: r. and h.
Hydra, less than 1000 mi; posi-,
new; $685.. Low down payment
STANDARD PONTIAC, 4404 r. /
ave. ne, uN. 4-5661, lie
OLDS 80 4-dr.; low mileage. excel
mech. cond.; an unusual car at al
unusual price; don't miss this one
S595. Nothing down. low MONTH,
4404 r. I. ave. ne, UN. 4-5661
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OEDS "a Super "SS" sedan: ivory
and blue finish, fully equipped with
power steering and power brakes,
week end special at S2,445. Gee
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oIDs SO Super "ss'' 4-dr.; dis
tinctiye tu-tone delishtfui plum
green finisn; onset by hsrmq1izins
Matte dr., de luxe r. and h., turn
siRnGis and q host of other Access
sorieN safety tested and guaran-
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OLWSTEAD MOTOR C

n Vas Largest Olds Dealer
1000 wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 7-S400
0LDs 80 sedan; 1000 miles; in stor-
age 10 years: same as brand-new
car. 1920 Wilson blvd. 20
OLDs 81 "9s' de luxe Holiday coupe;
Z and h., Hydra, cleo, windows:
this car Is IN excel eond. through
out: 81, 095. HOYLE MOTOR SALES.
1Tl7 r. ]. ave. me-. DU. 7-s300.
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PLYMOUTH 81 Cranbrook sedan: T
| and h. turn signals. tiptop cond.
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OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.

7 N. Vas LARGEST ODDS Dealer
\ 1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl, IA. 1-S400
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111C1AV IA : = WV
3051 M ST. NV. AID. 2-01S5
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-03-05

estimated 100000 dwellings.
The johannesburg city council
has publicly washed its hands of
the whole plan.
The African National Congress,
which has given the government
the only organized Negro resist
ance, apparently still clings to the
belief that the courst will be able
to at least delay the full-scale re-
moval. However, most observers
feel that the Strydom troops will
ignore the courts and remove the
natives regardless of any ruling
that might be handed down.
The congress has also talked
about organized resistance. How
ever, this also seems to be stop
gap measure since the natives
have practically no access to arms.
Some newsmen have expressed
the opinion that the only hope lies
in direct appeal to the United
Nations. However, South Africa
mas continually refused to allow
that organization to take any ac-
ton in what it's leaders call IAN
Internal Matter"
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"This porter made it his personal

This porter made it his personal
responsibility to rearrange seating
Of passengers for their benefit and
comfort. He seemed to enjoy help
ing everyone, and is the best por-
ter | have ever seen."
The Federation presents an a.
ward each year to the railroad en-
ploye who has distinguished him.
self for continuous and outstand-
ing courtesy and service to the
travelling public. The winner each
year is selected from among the
Federation's twelve monthly cour-
tesy award winners who are chosen
from the hundreds of letters of
recommendation sent in to the
Passenger Relations Department
Edmonds is the second porter ia
win the award; the other was Al
bert J. Lively of Louisville, KY,
porter for the Pullman Company
in 1850. Other winners have been
Warren E. Walsh, Trenton, N. j.,
conductor on the Pennsylvania
1913; John N. Newman, Water.
town, N. Y, stationmaster for the
New York Central, 1949; Harold
Neiswender, Spokane, Wash, night
ticket agent for the Great North
ern, 1851; Algerd M. Alyta and
John ]. Rider. engineer and con.
ductor of the New Haven, 1862
and Raleigh Null, dining car stew
ard of the Observation-Disclosures
Railroad, 1853.
The Federation for Railway
Progress is a non-profit organiza.
ltion of security holders, railroad
employees, shippers, suppliers anc
the travelling public established t.
combat economic evils that have
retarded the railroad industry fol-
many years. 1t has pushed an in.
tensive campaign for fair and i'm
partial .egulation in the transpor
tation system of the nation.
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homes, even with their lives.
One speaker then limited that the
Negroes might be called out to OBJ
serve a kneeldown strike, series
of prayer days on which Negroes
would stay home.
However, thus far the only re-
sistance has been in the form of
hiding.
Some of the natives, tipped off,
hid out with friends and relatives.
The government arrested Robert
Resha, secretary of the African
National Congress, and four other
youths. Resha and his followers
were arrested for violating the riot
Gus assemblies act, which had been
invoked to ban all public gather
ings in the area.
The removal of the 10000 nom
whites from Sophiatown, an area
inhabited by Negroes, is a part of
a plan Of the government to keep
the white race dominant and
pure"
According to government Of
ficials, the Negroes will be allowed
to live in Meadowland where they
will be able to work out their own
destiny" However, in the gov
eminent reservation, they will be
allowed to rent, not own land.
All natives moved thus far have
been tenants. AS soon as they
were taken from the city the
dwellings they lived in-most of
them shacks-were ground into
dust by bulldozers and other
wrecking equipment.
Removal of Africans who own
their homes will begin soon.
The government has encountered
stiff, but thus far ineffective re-
sistance from missionaries and city
councilmen. They have protested
the plan which calls for the de-
struction of disable homes, while
the city's 100000 people lack an
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in the seat and he suffered q
spinal injury as the result OF an
,eight-hour ride in his cramped po-
sition. He said he was allowed
to change seats when there was
change Of drivers.
The ICC held a hearing in Los
Angeles last year regarding the
case, but this weeks decision was
made in Washington.
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\CohsAAuCo AAoh age OhcJ
the "insult and injuries"
Maddox complained that he was
returning to the West Coast aboard
a Southwest Greyhound Lines bus
after a visit in Texarkana, Tex, in
February, 1868, and made a change
in Dallas.
He occupied a reclining seat near
the rear of the bus, and when the
vehicle reached the suburbs, the
driver stopped the bus and ordered
Maddox to take a seat on the
crowded back end row, occupied
by other Negro passengers, Mad
dox said.
Maddox claims there was a bump
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Columbia received the letter on
loan from the provate, philanthro-
pic foundation of Morris Morgen-
stern, a banker. The letter will
go on display for nine days begin
ming Feb. "a.
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| must say like David did
The Lord is my Shepherd and l
Shall not want
He leads me every day
And tells me when l must don't.
Yield not to temptation
For yielding is sin
/ am on my way to the 10th year
With Jesus Christ to begin.
BY Rev. John r. Perkins
The cake was birthday present
from Sis. Amour Taylor.
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Chesapeake
Continued from Page One)

Train and Sleeping Car Porters
Edmonds has been with the C & G
for a quarter of a century anC
most of his passengers on the
George Washington and Sportsman
know him by his first name. He
was nominated for the FRP month.
ly courtesy award by R. F. DUFF.
field Of Charleston, w. Va. DUFF.
field rode the C. & O's Cherry Bios.
som special last spring from
Charleston to Washington, anc
afterwards wrote to the Federation
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Only Trust God,
He will Lead
You Safe

God blessed me up to this. 10Th year
With his arm of blessings l know
A birthday cake was waiting for
me
When | went to the front door.
Evening star., 1955-06-13

when told there was none in
the house one replied: "We're
going to wait until Alice gets
home. The orchestra plays to
IL (a.m.) and she doesn't come
home until $780,"
Mr.. Waterman said that dur
ing a six-hour ordeal, until the
assailants left at daybreak, he
and Mrs. Wyche were frequently
hit and kicked. He said threats
were made to injure the three
Waterman children if the mat
/ ter was reported to police. How
ever, the children, Bobby, 8;
Clint. 6, and Larry, S, slept
Through the night and were not
harmed.
Mr.. Waterman suffered null
Itiple bruises over his body and
face, possible rib fractures and
possible perforation Of the left
ear drum at the hands Of the
hoodlums, police said. Mrs,
Wyche suffered a bloody nose
and bruises of the arms and
body. They were treated by their
own physician.
Forced to Take Sleeping Pills
The family said that shortly
before the inrtuders left they
forced the three of them to take
Evening star., 1955-06-13

NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calf.
June 13 R.-Police are search
ing today for three men who in
vaded the home Of singer Alice
Lon, stripped her, photographed
her, drugged her and subjected
her family to a night of terror
The pretty Miss Lon. q, sings
with the Lawrence Welk Orches-
ira and is billed as the Cham
pagne Lady"
She arrived at her home early
yesterday morning after singing
with the band to be met by three
men, masked with stockings anc
wearing surgical gloves. Police
said she was slugged in the abb
domen, bound with torn sheet:
and her face covered with ad-
hesive tape.
Then, she told police, hel
clothing was forcibly removed