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Arob Viewpoint

Dorothy Thompson's wide
travels in Arab countries GER
tainly qualify her as an ex-
cellent spokesman for the Arab
viewpoint and propaganda.
However. 1t would appear that
II she retains any desire what
soever to be read as anything
but an Arab propaganda. she
would be a little more careful
In her use Of the Arab League
line.
In her January II column.
for instance, she complains
that Ito win the title Of pro-
Arab one has only needed to
report the facts, without preju-
dice or malice" She goes on
to write Of 40 million anti
Communist Arabs with whom
we have no American quarrel
whatever" Miss Thompson.
and anyone else who would
give the matter Q moments
thought. would admit, I think,
that she and no one else knows
whether 40 million Arabs are
anti-Communist. Is that the
kind Of fact she says "one has
only needed to report" to win
the title of pro-Arab?
This Is but one little glaring,
but simple. example Of the
kind Of fact" Miss Thompson
brings to this subject. Her
columns on Israel aren't even
subtle propaganda.
Carl Levin.
Dorothy Thompson's article
entitled "A Close Look at Is
rael's Record" Is most inter-
esting. However, In regard to
her use Of "anti-Semitic." I
believe the term Is used loosely.
According to the dictionary,
Arabs are also Semitic" As
Miss Thompson has used this
term. she is literally saying
that ito be pro-Arab' has been
to be labeled" anti-Arab, which
Is q contradiction. I don't
think she actually meant to
say this.
In substance. I believe her
article is very true. After read
ing 1t I am led to wonder why
1t is that this, or any other
administration for that mat
ter. is influenced by o small
minority Of American citizens
to turn its back on the real
issues and justice Of the Mid
die East situation.
Reader.
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plan a. that proposed In Vir-
ginia. We had q Gray Plan
long before Virginia did, q
plan that was sponsored. not
by our Governor and legisla-
tors, but by $1,000 Maryland
petitioners. And If we can get
those bills out of committee
and onto the floor for q vote,
the people Of Maryland may
very well be spared the in
justice Of forced Indignation.
Everette Severe,
Treasurer. Montgomery
County Chapter. Maryland
Petition Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-16

NuklIlIh Has NOtC0 oAAAAa
better than two to one to sup
port the Gray amendment. The
Governor and other public Of
ficials have expressed great
satisfaction over the outcome
Of the voting on this issue.
However. 1t would seem 0 very
small margin of victory con-
sidering the attitude Of Viz
ginia on matters pertaining to
the two races.
Will Rogers. q great Ameri-
can, used to say in his inimita-
able way. never underestimate
the nine old men Of the United
States Supreme Court" The
South has always believed in
upholding the law when a coll
ored person violated segrega-
ton laws. The South now has
an opportunity to uphold the
law banning segregation. The
integrity Of the United States
is involved in enforcing the law
Of the land, so it will be inter-
esting to see the outcome OF
any State defying the supreme
law of the land.
Edward J. MaeClane.
Believe IL or not. here IL
one stout supporter Of the Gray
Plan who Is highly pleased
with the results Of the referen-
dunn vote in those sections Of
Northern Virginia which went
against the plan. / am pleased
to learn that those sections
are not populated entirely by
liberal" immigrants from the
North and West, and by mod
ern abolitionists who could
not care less about Southern
feelings and traditions. After
following the debate In the
newspapers, one would have
almost come tovsthe conclu-
sion that there are no more
real Virginians in Arlington,
Fairfax. Falls Church and
Alexandria - that, in fact,
people in those areas we're
overwhelmingly against the
proposed amendment. Yet
over 10000 voters In those
areas, or about four In every
nine, indicated they were not
impressed by all the talk about
the Gray Plans threat to
public schools, and about in
creased taxes that would re-
suit II the plan were effectu-
ated. Obviously, they did not
believe these arguments. Or.
II they did. 1t was still more
important to them to have the
strongest possible assurance
that indignation In the schools
would not be forced upon
them. Despite all talk to the
contrary by opponents of the
amendment. this was the real
issue at stake, And Virginians
by q ratio Of better than
two to one-showed where
they stood on the matter.
There are. Of course, those
who will say that my opinion
does not count, since I am a
citizen Of Maryland. / should
ike to say. however. that the
sentiments Of Marylanders in
general are quite In harmony
with those Of Virginia and the
rest Of the South. And where
Virginia has taken the lead,
Maryland will follow, II we
can get q Governor and legis-
lators in Annapolis who will
truly represent their constitu-
ents. There are, In fact. two
bills which have been Ian
gushing IN the State Com
mittee on Education for nearly
q year, which would give Mary
land virtually the same school
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LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used II
letters carry tUrtters' correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to conden-
sGtton.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
BY THE HASKlN SERVICE


question wrinR
NV
return
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bia, administer to him q Sec
ond oath Of ONCE.
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akejudging points moistness favor tenderness and
fine, grain whole new dimension of quality has,
In fact, been added to cake mixes.
Men, easier, faprOOf One-Step Mixing for you,
too. AS always, eggs to add to PilIsbuy Milk is all
you add. But now, everything goes into the bowl at
once You pour in the mix-you pour in the milk-and
your homemade cake is on the way
They're at your grocers now-the New (aIl new
Pllsbuy Cake Mixes with new finer ingredients new
quality results, easier method new sparkling pack
ages-and most of all, new pride for you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

New StayMOist shortening made especially for cakes!
New softer, finer cake -four!
baking powder faster rising!
New 6ner-granulated SIX sugar!
This that PiEsbury has whOIc IOoy of
making cake mires with richer proportions than
possible before. Now you a MIX and bake
cake as tender as a fine homerecpe butter cake.
NouU, Pisbuy is able to offer you cakes that
as high the fine homemade. home-recpe kind all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

Minneapolis, Mimi. Especially
nclnd.
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FOXHALL VILLAGE
Air Conditioned

A charming brick home in thii
ever-popular. close-in community
Very convenient to transportation
schools and shopping. 24-ft. Twins
room with fireplace and bookshelves
spacious dining room. 8 twin-sizec
bedrooms; stairs to storage attic
suilt1ln hib rsI,g,9S GsrSgs; new gas ,,i frrnees
celIent financing available. Call Mrs
Carter, Ma. $4,000: eyes,, FE. 3.
1918: Ross 4 PHELPS. INC
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED A LARGE HOUSE, is ol
Id rooms and basement; 3 kitchens
and 3 baths, in NV. section. Nice
neighborhood. NO. 7-2746.
WANT TO RENT YOUR HOUSE:
WHY not let US help you2 We need
3 and 4 bedroom homes in exclusive
neighborhoods, ranging in price
from $3.50 to $3.50. Have many
clients waiting for homes in the
Alexandria. Arlington, and Fails
Church areas. TOWN Ss COUNTRY
REALTY, TIE 6-l4l5.
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HOUSES for SALE. NV. Cent, |
Blessed Sacrament Parish

Fine home Of rooms, 2 baths,
powder rsNsds room, recreation room, large
clean inside and out. Vacant; im-
mediate occupancy. Priced very reas-
enable with excellent financing. Mr..
ROWLAND. DI. 7-5645: ewes. EU.
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FIRST TIME OFFERED
l7OO BLOCK HARVARD
CAFRITZ HOMES
BRAND-NEW BRICK

INQUIRE ABOUT
CAFRITZ'S TERRIFIC
FINANcE-TRADE PROGRAM
OPEN DAILY, / TO Z
ONLY 1895 DOWN
Semidet. brick, 3 baths,
ultramodern kit, full finished
rec. rm. concrete front porch.
GAS H.-W.H. Attic fan. These
homes are air-cooled for sum.
mer comfort.
DIRECTIONS: Out New
Hampshire ave. to Missouri,
right to s. Dakota, right to
Hamilton ST., left to Sth st.
and sample house. Follow the
CAFRITz signs.
u. 7-90sO Ewes, RA. 3-219
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DELICATESSEN--Located on main
highway in Fairfax County. we'll
established weekly business $1,000,
all cash-and-carry trade. well
stocked. clean fixtures. ABc or
sale license. This business can be
purchased pr,Ha 90 feT ero the the unbelievable
with YEONAs REALTY. IA. s.
210O.
LARGE BARBECUE RESTAURANT
and dwelling, money maker, estab-
lished in Deale, Md. main road.
business section; plenty of custo-
mer parking; partially equipped !:
$4,000 cash to purchase ito in
clude 10 acres. Of land adioiningl ].
or 5000 mo. lease. Contact Mr.
CHARLES, ia. 9-61S0.
ARE you INTERESTED in q prof
liable business for yourself? A
major oil company has modern, 2
bay service station for lease. on
heavily travelled Route /, College
Park. Nd. Call HE. 4-49S2.
BARBER SHOP WANTED: have
client with all cash. Please phone
Mr.: MARTINI. RE. 7-s4S4. ANY
'I SELL 'EM"-ListinGs needed i'm
MzRTfNi. RE. 7-s4s4 ANY TINE 81!
GAITHERSBURG = Grocery and
license. Best loc.; best buy Of the
year. This store does 100000
yearly gross; 10-yr. lease: $S5 mo.
rent. The way Gaithersburg Is
booming the right party can net
$4,000 to $4,000 . yf.. Full price
for lock, stock and barrel, .$12.950.
terms; Shown by appt, only.
PASTOR os:,J 4 JMcoREW. Resl s,hl Estate, ate
4S-w. We have several other good
stores in Mont. Co.
NEW MODERN SERVICE STATION
for lease, Gaithersburg. Nd. Ready
for immediate occupancy. Reason
able rental terms. Phone Mr.: DU-
GAN between Q and 4. ia. 9-6000.
GOLF RANGE and 9-hole pitch and
putt course, finest In Delaware;
modern equipment. merchandise:
administration building. trailer and
tool sheds; 8-year lease. 100000.
Has to be seen to be. appreciated
TONY STEPPo Rehoboth Coli
9Th AND G SITS. N.W.-13 rms. 8
baths; $125. For rooming house
or any comm. use. AUERBACH ~
CO.. DI. T-6501.
CORNER GROCERY STORE-S1. .00O
wk. sales. AL stock; beer. Owner
retiring. Price. $4,000. co. b-9T4O.
BEAUTIFUL liquor r-restaurant. top
Of Good Hope rd. Sc. near Sears
Roebt ck store; seats 200. air-corid..
$500 cash handles: bal. mo: BOB
HOLLANDER (exclusivel. 141I Pa,
ave. NV. MA. S-9743.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP for lease in
. 2O-store suburban shopping CEN
ter; no competition protected by
lease): now doing $3.50 to. $500
BUTLER at OV. 3-l70O.
SERVICE STATION. 2 bay: for sale
in nearby Nd; equipped for body
and fender repair and auto paint
ing. large repairs. low rent. long
lease: $1,000 required. WA. 7-7S69.
MOD. ATR-COND. LUNCHEONETTE,
doing nearly $1,000 wkly.; hrs.
6:30-6: $4,000. $4,000 dn. RA; g.
13 ROOMS, 8 BATHS
large fenced yard, garage. hse. in
used used ash as home and roomins house,
appreciate. wonderful home and
$4,000 down.
13 ROOMS, 312 BATHS
hse. in new cond.. full bsmt, beaut,
sGsi5 SsHi5o, 'ISss Used now now ' as Doctors ON.
ees and home. 18th st. NV, $4,000
down, call
CT G. j. YOUNG, REALToR
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COLORED-RESTAURANT. equipped
corner. good money-making spot
apt. above. Reasonable. Terms
6th and n sts. NV. 3e
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HOME VALUES

AASANAAS NNh@SA&A
Braddoek Acres tvirginial-4 bed
rms. iiv. rm... din. rm,. lge. kit. gar;
1a-acre estate. S125.
2O24 N. goth I'd. iAriingtonl "A
bedFFns. and bath: sos.
l4O7 18th st. n.w.-10 rms. 3
baths; newly decorated: S17B. =.
304 4th 81. SIT rms.. bath. oil
sssis n. Capitol s..-s bedrmss :
living rtns din. rm., 2 Kitchens. 2
s7s3 Central ave. ne bed.
rms. living rma din. kit. and 2
1907 Bunker Hill fd. net iEe
rms kit. 2h baths. GaI h.-v.h.;
saSn fn.. sH1.a Sin.. RsGia S.aP$,. IL ss;6s;
sSI an .t. n.s.-7 rms. bath. oil
sss7 Jon st. .ns-4 b.drm..
Nv. rm; Gin. rm.. kit, 2 baths. full
r. R"i. x. Hi1MPHRIEs q SONS
2 Mass. Ave Realtors. Ma. 5000
606 MARSHALL ST.
jefferson Village. Fails Church
virginia
o-room brick, In perfect condition;
nice yard: Sf35 pei month.
II. L. RUST CO.
li0Of 18th o.. NV. Ma. $500
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont.
WATCH REPAIR STANT

Sell low-priced clocks, watches.
sSsy sySyg location. Rent $40. AID. q
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CITY SERVICE
: OIL co.

Presently engaged in the most
dynamic expansion program
in its history desires to in
terview men OF ambition and
integrity. who want to forge
a career rs independent busi-
nessmen In the oil industry.
We want only the finest serv-
ice station dealers and we
are building the finest sta
tions for them to operate.
Opportunities for growth IN
both income and prestige are
truly unlimited in this field.
Annual earnirts ranging from
$1,000 TO 100000 are not
uncommon In today's market.
Many dealers are enjoying
such incomes now. II YOU are
accepted as q Cities Service
dealer you will have the
benefit Of q aalaried training
program. plus complete mer-
chandising assistance from
the most progressive company
IN the industry. Investment
capital is desirable, but char
aeter and sincere purpose are
more important. n you would
like further details. please
call IA. 4-l1O0, between 900
AM. and 500 PM. Monday
through Friday.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
NEAR WALTER REED


CLOSE TO ALL SCHOOLS
Semidet. brk.. with spacious Iv.
T% .t rsp'see Secrms ,se. dI BATHS, sm;; snd zen f.
Also room finished in attic Owner
must sacrifice ct only $16.500. To
ROGERS D REALTY co.tn
MA o nonA ~. ., asle
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
CHILLUM

CLOSE TO DISTRICT LINE
Modern semidet. brick home, has
3 bedrms., Ia baths. full bsmt.
beautiful rec. rm., fenced garden
Priced Sl3. .450, GI or FFiA fnanc.
inc. Call Mr.. McGinniss, Ma. s.
5000: ewes. TU. 2-23SS.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES
C0LORED = 18th AND KEARNy
N,E.-3 and 4-bedrm. homes; sep
din. rms, bsmts. garages: $3.50 al,
CT. JOHN A. wENTz. AP. 10000
COLORED - BUNGALOW "A rea
buy. 1891 Oakview terrace bed.
rms. dn.: very lge. up; attic stor.
age; lge. yard. side drive, lge. rec
rm.; new cond.; many extras. 81
10 $4,000 cash, might exchange
z block Of 18th and Perry. OWN.
kR, ia. 9-5OlO.
COLORED-54 EYE ST.-Brick, new
!cond.: L or 2 families, 2 baths.
Kits. lge. lot: vacant; like new
Might rent or exch. OWNER. Ia
y-1ulO.
cOLORED--I437 MONROE ST. NE
Lovely corner home. liv. rm. with
nrepl;, lge. din. rm., kit. on 1st A.
4 bedrms., tile bath, end a.: full
bSmt., gas h.-w H., 2-car garage
Price, Sl4,95O. r. g. DUNNE. WA
7-07S2. HO. 2-07O0.
CoLORED, GI-S5OO down; 5-rm,
semidet. brk.; mod. imprmts. 624 En-
erson st. NV. Only $11 900. BARRY
CO., ME. S-2025 or LA. 6-3529.
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SMALL HOUSE (G1est cottaee)-2
lge. rms. kit. and bath. on 90
acre farm; miles from Vienna;
mo. Dunkirk 6-7826 after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1956-08-29

TAKOMA PARK, MD.-2-story brick
Cape Cod. 3 rms. and bath; garage.
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ULTIMATE
LUxuR1o1Gjs Z LIVING
MINIMUM COST

nave your own nome IN ueN
vet suburban; excellent bus service
Call ia 7-0S77. or IA. e-6676.
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
LIGHT HAULING local moving
beaches Q specially 8 L MORRTs
To 2-li60 or Ii 6-2SS0
ACTION MOVERS-6 rooms, low al
$50. or Sc an hour. NO. 7-9S44.
ROYAL TRANSFER -ST0RAGE-t
rms as low Is $50 or So per hr
AID. 2-624S. 30s
MOVE OR PICK UP-D. c., Nd, va
sensibly priced Patient men. "a hr
HILLS TRANSFER CO.. AP. q
9656A
EDELMAN MOVING AND sTORAGl
will accept surplus furniture q
part payment on your moving. stor
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FOR RENT. Sl25 mo-; 3-bedrm,
Virginia rambler. Nr. schools, shop.
Fenced yd.:. dishwasher and dis
n0eal N Q-qcnO
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THE EVENING STAR CHI
HOUSES 70. SALE, Sc. tcent.l

Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 90. 1855
Evening star., 1956-08-29
IETHEsDA,s CHARMER. ifdI0d

Soi approved p story irams Colo
shaded land. Enclosed By white
picket fence, packed full Of cifafm1
Now vacant. Featuring living room
with. open wood-burning flfeplace.
family-size dining room, kitchen,
plus bedrooms and bath. screamed
summer porch, Lear detached ees
utPsffowISN WI oFTIcE PassTsn5i no5iPEN Q iTs hi ,:
Sal eaall,,v9 v9L,, e;2344. THOMAS T.
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AS5 81, ,!ssII ,.seIFn.,ss.s s.s;!, ., s.VI
Win WI a'pi sa.ryIhlns. y arg s:dr@s'.. g ISs.
2M batis. nnished rec. fni. open:
n aar rss i9i s.@t ss1s tssaen:a ss.r;stiss sss
iRReo iRReosLSEsY SsY ksZgiaIEry' "a d5, goo. Knai naiLic I:
Evening star., 1956-08-29

1889 INGLESIDE TERRACE NV
MI. Pleasant; 4-bedrm. house; 500
Evening star., 1956-08-29

BERKELEY-Magnificent new, white
brick Colonial, built by Frank s.
Phillips; spacious center-han plan.
bedrms., 2 baths on 2nd a.; huge
dormitory 3rd floor: gorgeous rec.
rm:, 15x34: 2 big porches, garage;
slate roof. Beautiful wooded COM
munlty. in the exclusive, close-in
Foxhal road section. FRANK s.
PHiLLIPs. DI. 7-1411; eyes,. EN-.
Evening star., 1956-08-29

bedrooms. Mv. rm..din, rm' com.
bination, large Kit. and basement;
S1l0. 10. 1-2260 or AP. 7-69S4
ONE-YEAR-O OLD, immaculate 3-bed-
rm. rambler, with large. dry, full
bsmt., attractive firepl In liv. rm.,
sep. din. rm., lge. yard; mr.. Univ.
Of Md; available Immediately;
S115. BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-S400.
2211 10th ST. N.W.-Liy. rm. with
fireplace. din. rm.. kit, powder
rm.. scr. porch. 2 bedrnns., bath:
beautiful landscapped lawn. r.. A.
HuMpHRIES. 2 Mass. ave-, Ma.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMER. U. PK.--Brick Colonial: lge
Nv. rm.. den, powder. rm.. patio
3 bedrms.. 2 baths; nr. schools
stores, buses; immed. pos. EN-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-10-26
Three-Day Meet of State
Naacpers to Map Strategy

The Twelfth annual conference National AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement Of Coored People
Vene here. Friday Saturday and Sunday meeting
VIII be held at Sunday the Dunbar Community
Center 10th and Chester streets Speakers
will be Goster b. Current of New York an outstanding
orator and director of branches for the NAACP Clarence
OF Lousana another speaker for the OCCASION will tell the
Louisiana and Texas story Mr. Laws will aequaint the pub
lie with the tactics of Louisiana Texas officials in their
scheme TO the NAACP in those underground Mr.
Laws has served many years field secretary Louisiana
having been In the thick of the fight keep Negroes
the registration books in louisiana Coorf fearless
Attorney Harold Flowers of Pine Bluff will also share the
speakers platform Mrs f. Dawson prominent civic work.
er OF Pine Bluff will master Of ceremonies The
Youth council will be hosts Arkansas Baptist college choir
will furnish the music
Registration and board meeting will be held the home
of the state president Mrs. L. C. Bates 1907 West 18th
street Friday evening 1880 Business session will open
Saturday morning Dunbar Community o'clock
workshop Membership and Fund Raising will be held
Participating will be Mrs. L. q. Crofton Mrs Inez JONES'
Warren, Frank Smith, S. G. Gayden b. F. Strivers and
Mrs. f. D. Dawson Mrs Birdie Williams and Mrs Theresa
Mr. Laws
Attorney Wiley Branon of Pine Bluff. will
chairman of the Afternoon Workshop Eliminating Dis
elimination in Arkansas. Resource pesrsons W. NJ Keaton.
George Howard Mercer Lee Lorch Georg Iggers and
Mr. Laws
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-10-26
Homecoming Activities
open at State College
Monday with Pep Rally

band led by Harold Strong, band
master Cheers will be given by
me Pep squad
The highlight of the week-long
celebration will come Saturday
when the AMIN College Coda
Lions meet the strong Alcon A
EM College Braves from Alcorn,
Mississippi IN a football game in
The college stadium at 2.l5.
Earlier Saturday morning at
10. the additionally eolorful pa
rade will be held in downtown
Pine Bluff Thousands who have
looked forward 10 this brilliant
demonstration of beautiful floats
and hi school and college march
ing bands will be re-enforccd
with additional hundreds this
year because Of the Arkansas
teacher association meeting 20 be
See HOMECOMING-p1Ee four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-10-26
Execution Date Set
For Convicted Man

Luther Bailey. As, Woodsou.
was formally sentenced Monday
to die in the electric chair. De-
cember u for the rape Of a
white woman on West sth street.
June IA
Bailey was found guilty Sep
TENDER 81 by an all white jury.
Pulaski County Judge william
J. Kirby returned the sentence
and overruled a motion for a
new trial submitted by the at
tornev who defended Bailey dur
ing the September trial.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-10-26
Trial of Accused
Penal Prisoner
Whiipper Slated

The trial Of Herschel F. Jackson, 2002 South Tyler.
charged with beating prisoner while deputy warden at
the Pulaski county penal farm. postponed In federal
court here Monday
The is scheduled for a hearing In December The
delay granted motion Of the IT, attorneys office.
The hearing ordered after United States court OF
appeals ruling had restored indictment against jackson,
alleging he had violated the civil rights of Negro prisoner
The federal grand jury returned indictment In Feb
ruary of 1855, accusing Jackson of violating the Civil Lib
critics Code by beating James Anderson Sweet Home who
died later. Judge Thomas C. Trimbe dismissed the indct
ment October Of 1885, unfolding defense motion which
contended the charges specific enough and that
federal prosecution not warranted.
United States Attorney osro Cobb appealed the dismiss
sal TO the Court Of Appeals for the 9Th Circuit ST. Louis
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-10-26
Street Paving Gets Underway in
GIenview; Homes Selling Fast

Street paving gets underway in
the Glenview subdivision. and for
the first time Negroes in Little
Rock are able to purchase new
modern homes on improved
streets. This is quite a twist
from what the Negro has been
accustomed Heretofore. he has
been relegated on back. unim-
proved streets. and more often.
streets without any sewerage
connection. The only time the
Negro was able to get into an
improved section. was when
See HOME-page eight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-10-26

outstanding talents Mrs Fred
Byrd was chairman Of the must
Gale
The Reverend r. o. Bass, bril-
liant young minister, was the
feature speaker during the coz
ferenC
An announcement Of the Zoe
lowing appointments was mad '
Little Rock District:
Presiding elder, TO be supplied
Bullock Temple c. F. Odom.
Miles Chapel. NJ. L. Darnell
Reed Memorial. 20 be supplied
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-10-26
NAIA Adds Dr.. Davis to
Advisory Committee

the field CT education
The NAIA which has its ma
tional office at Indiana state col
lege. Terre Haute. Indiana has as
chairman Of the Presidents Ad-
visory Committee, DR.. James G.
Gee. East Texas state teachers
college, Commerce. Texas Others
listed on the committee are vice
chairman. DR.. NJ Cunningham.
Fort HAYS state college. Hays.
See DIR. DAvIS-page eight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-10-26

DIR. Lawrence A. Davis. presi-
dent of Arkansas AMIN college
in Pine Bluff. has been named
10 the Presidents Advisory Com
ni,,ee of the National Association
Of intercollegiate Athletics for
1856 The announcement was made
last week by John L. Longfellow'
president Of NATA. DR.. Davis's
name was placed on the distingu-
ished list as a result Of recon-
mendation from his colleagues IN
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-10-26
Local Resident
Passes Suddenly

Jimmie Davis. 2929 Chester ST..
passed suddenly. October 10 Mr.
Davis resided in Forrest City.
during his early childhood, where
he attended the public schools.
tie was a faithful member Of the
Salem Baptist church, where he
served as superintendent Of the
Sunday school. and was also a
member Of the choir When he
later moved 20 Little Rock. he
became a member Of Mt Zion
Baptist church. where he served
See PASSES-paEe four