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D. W. BicksIer, "a,
Herndon Native

David w. Bicksler, "a, a ma.
tive of Herndon, Va, died Tues.
day after a lengthy illness. A
retired Railway Express employee
Mr.. Bicksler had worked with
the Washington and Old Do
minion Railroad.
Survivors include his wife: a
daughter, Mrs. Hazel B. feathers
of Durham, N. c.: five sons, Earl
Harry and Eugene of Herndon
Martin of Vienna, Va, and Nor
man of Alexandria, Va; 10
grandchildren and six great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow in the Green
Funeral Home in Herndon. with
burial in Chestnut Grove Gene
terry in Herndon.
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William Mex. Watson, Auto
Firm General Service MANAGER

Williams McKechnie Watson
general service manager for
Justine Nicholson Chevrolet in
Hyattsville. died of cancer yes
terday in Providence Hospital
a day after returning from q
trip to his native Scotland.
Although i'll, Mr.. Watson
wanted to see his native lane
once again. and spent a month
in Scotland and England witt
Mrs. Watson. They flew ovel
and arrived back by boat or
Tuesday. when he was taker
Immediately to the hospital.
Mr.. Watson, who had beer
associated with the automotivC
industry all of his adult life
joined the Hyattsville firm ir
1852. Before that, he served a.
a zone service manager for the
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Mrs. MCGOWAN,
Arlington Resident

Mrs. Mollie Jane MCGOWAN, 6
long time resident of Arlington
County, Va, died Tuesday al
her home at the age of SIS.
A native of Orange County
Mrs. MCGOWAN moved to Airing.
ton at an early age and attended
Woodrow Wilson School anc
Fort Meyer High School.
Her husband, Everett, died II
years ago.
Mrs. MCGOWAN was charter
member of the First Church OF
the Nazarene and a member Of
its board of stewards.
She is survived by five sons
Donald D., Robert Stewart
James r.. John K. and Everett
d., all of Arlington, and one
daughter, Mrs. Mollie A. Scott
of Riverside. Calf.
Funeral services were to be
held at 2 pm. today from the
First Church of the Nazarene
Burial will be in Accotink Gene
terry, Fairfax County.
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Mrs. w. c. Butler, SO,
Lived at Cobb Island

Mrs. Willie C. Butler of Cobb
Island, Md. died yesterday at
the home of her daughter at
4712 Suitland road Sc, where
she had been living for several
years. She was 88.
Mrs. Butler, widow of H. w.
Butler, and daughter of William
and Hannah Coleman of Lillian,
Va, lived at Cobb Island for
many years.
She is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Clarence R. Swain of Wash
ington. one grandson, grand
daughter and two great grand
children.
Funeral services will be held
at Simmons funeral home at 10
am. tomorrow. Burial will be
in Laudon Park Cemetery, Bal
timore.
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Packard Co. in the Washington
area.
He came to the United States
from Canada after World War
II. He grew up in. Canada and
served in the Canadian Army
with the rank of major during
World War II, primarily in the
Far East.
He lived at 1916 Georgia ave-
nue., Silver Spring,
Mr.. Watson was a member Of
the Society of Automotive En-
gineers, the Argyle Country Club
and the Wheaton Presbyterian
Church.
Surviving is his wife, Mrs.
Kathryn D. Watson. and
daughter. Deborah, 6, of the
home address; and a son.
Douglas. who lives in New
Jersey.
Funeral arrangements are in
IcOmDlete
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Mrs. Zonoff, Wife
OF Photographer

Mrs. Samuel zanoff, 66, wife
of the chief photographer and
production manager for Harris &
Ewing, died Unexpectedly at her
home yesterday.
A native of Latvia, Mrs. Zanof
came to Washington As years
ago to be married to Mr.. Zanoff
They lived at 8409 Grub street,
Silver Spring.
Survivors are her husband: a
son, Herbert; two daughters, Mrs.
Rose Koenick of Washington and
Mrs. Clara Cox of Pocatello
Idaho, and four grandchildren.
Funeral services were held to-
day in the Danzansky Funeral
Home, 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in the Dis
trict of Columbia Burial Lodge.
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except for his service during
World War II.
Shortly after Pearl Harbor,
Mr.. Mccormack became special
assistant to Secretary Of War
Henry L. Stimson and later was
colonel on the General Staff
In these capacities he was a
central figure in reorganizing the
intelligence system of the Army.
AS a deputy chief of a special
intelligence organization in the
War Department, he also did
extensive work in setting up
exchange OF information with
British intelligence agencies.
MI. Mccormack was named
Director of Military Intelligence
Service in 1914. He was reSpon-
sible for furnishing intelligence
for all operational planning in
all theaters of war.
He left the Army in October,
1915. to become Special Assist
ant to the Secretary of State in
charge of the newly organized
Research and Intelligence Unit.
Mr.. Mccormack was awarded
the DISTINGUISHED Service Medal
for his service as Director of In
telligence and received the Order
OF the British Empire, Rank of
Honorary Commander, for his
i services in establishing Anglo
American intelligence exchanges.
In private practice, Mr.. Nc
Cormack specialized in corporate
law.
He was active in the affairs of
Columbia Law School, serving as
a member of its board of visitors
and for several years as chair
man of the board.
Clubs included the Century,
University, Broad Street and
Young Republican of New York,
the Metropolitan of Washington
and the Casino of Chicago.
Surviving are his widow, Wini-
fred Byron Smith Mccormack /:
three sons, Alfred, Robert c. and
Winthrop L., and a granddaugh-
ter.
Funeral services will be from
Christ Church. Greenwich, at
pm. Friday.
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Haardt of District Heights. Md.
Mrs. Genevieve Flynn of Need
ham. Mass; Mrs. Lucille
L'Ecuyer of Long Island, N. Y.
and Miss Harriet Beane of the
home address; two sons, Richard
Beane of 1911 Yuma street NV
and William Frank Beane OF
Fort Lee, N. j.; eleven grand
children and two brothers. Eu-
gene and Roger, both of Mont
gomery County, Md.
Funeral services will be held
at $50 am. Saturday at the
Alton place home. A requiem
mass will be offered at 10 am
at st. Anne's Catholic Church.
Wisconsin avenue and Yuma
street NV. Burial will be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Harry B. Straight,
Senators Clerk

Harry B. Straight. II, a for
mer Washington resident who
was for 81 years assistant clerk
of the Senate Claims Commit
tee, died in York, Pa, Monday
of a cerebral hemorrhage.
Born in Oxford, Idaho, Mr.
Straight moved to Washington
in 1906 In 1943 he retired ano
moved to Sarasota, Fla. While
in Washington his home was in
University Park, Md.
! Surviving are his widow, the
former Edith Greeley; a son
Lawrence G.. of Sarasota; a
daughter, Mrs. Rudolph Ginzl
of York, and three grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow in Sarasota.
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Mrs. Posternok, "a, Dies;
Coz of Store

Mrs. BERTHE Sporting FASTER
max, IA who with hen husband.
Max, founded the fashionable
women's dress shop bearing
their name, died of a heart at
tack at Garfield Hospital early
today following an emergency
Operation.
Mrs. Pasternak had been less
active in the management of
the Connecticut avenue cloth
ing house during the last Is
years, but was secretary and
treasurer of the firm and had
visited the store Tuesday. She
was stricken i'll at her home,
4102 Harrison street NV.
Mr. and Mrs. PaSternak would
have celebrated their 55th we'd
ding anniversary on July %.
Their firm marked its 50th year
in 1858. 1t had opened with a
total stock of $247.60 and had
grown to be one of Washington's
leading eady-to-wear fashion
stores.
Began With S. Deposit
Among recollections of the old
days was that Mrs. Pasternak
as a bride talked a landlord into
taking a SIS deposit on the rental
OF 1890 Fourteenth street NV,
at the start of the business as a
tailoring establishment. The
firm later bought a building in
that block. and put up its pres
ent structure in 1926.
Mrs. Pasternak kept the books
for the first 10 years. In 1906,
the PaSternaks were able to
make their first trip to Europe
AS buyer, Mrs. Pasternak sub
Sequently had made many trips
labroad to bring back the latest
fashions. The store has clothed
many prominent women, in
Guiding Presidents wives back
to Mrs. Mckinley. Princess
Alice" daughter Of Theodore
Roosevelt, had her going away
outfit tailored there when she
married Nicholas Longworth.
Son Active in Firm.
In recent years. the FASTER
naks' son, Alfred. and daughter
in-law, Mrs. Minna Pasternak,
have been active in the firm.
/ One of the relatively few wo-
men in her generation to COM
bine marriage and motherhood
with a career, the elder Mrs.
Pasternak had a modern out
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In Mrn,nrtan,

BRYANT. CARRIE L. lasting tribute
of love to the memory of my departed
one, CARRIE L. BRYANT. who en-
tered the land OF immortality three
wears ago today, July II. 1888.
Sometimes it is hard to understand
But in His wisdom God had planned
Beyond our power to see
DEVOTED AUNT, DELLA BRYANT. =
DAVIS. CLARA W. In loving remem-
orange OF my dear sister. CLARA W.
ago today. July II 1865.
In my heart your. memory fingers.
-, Always tender. kind and true;
There is not day. dear Clara,
That do not think of you.
LOVING SISTER, KATIE.
FRANKLIN; WILLIAM J. In loving
LIAM j FRANKLIN who died three
wears ago today. July IL. 1858.
When ! forget your laughter.
The brightness of your eyes.
When l forget your smile,
The sun shall forget to rise
Though other memories fade away
=, Upon this mortal shore,
Your memory like the laurel.
Stays green forevermore.
When forget YOU.
When forget. spring shall forget
70 come 10 earth again
LOVING WIFE MARTHA E FRANK
FRANKLIN, WILLIAM J. In memory of
our beloved father, WILLIAM j
FRANKLIN, who left us three years
ago today July ~, 1853
Life is brief, but love is long.
HIS DAUGHTERS
JACKSON, JOSEPH L. In loving mem
DRY OF my dear son, JOSEPH +. JACK
son, who departed this life one year
ago TO-DAY july ~ 1850
Every day in some small way
Memories OF you come our way.
Time, and wears roll swiftly by,
But love and memories never die
LOVING MOTHER, MARY ALICE
JACKSON. AND FAMILY
JACKSON. LOUISE. In memory OF our
dear dauehteT and sister LOUISE
JACKSON, who departed this lie
twenty-five years ago today, July ~
1884
July brings SAD memories
:, OF loved one gone to rest.
Sou Will never be forgotten
BY the ones who loved you best
DEVOTED MOTHER SISTERS AND
BROTHER
JONES, DAVID II. in memory Of my
parted this life seven years ago TO-DAY.
july IL, 1919
There are times when the world seems
dark and cold :
When death makes our life path
bleak.
When we look in vain for the smiles
OF old
And miss the voice that has ceased
10 speak
YOUR LONELY WIFE AND PAL, JEAN
NETTE COLE JONES.
WEBER, J. WILLIAM, JR. In sad but
loving remembrance of my beloved hus-
band, J WILLIAM WEBER Jr. who
passed away. twelve years ago today.
Your DEVOTED WIFE, MARGARET
WEBER.
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1raths

WILLIAMS. ELIZABETH JANE. On
Tuesday July 10. $50, at her resi-
dence. 91U4 Gather ST, Hlllcrest
Heights Md ELIZABETH JANE WILL
LIAMS. the wife of the late John B
Williams and mother OF Florence Wal
llngford GLADYS Williams Carroll. Hor-
ace and William Willingford sister
OF Stella O'Cull, Alice Deatley and
Frank Davenport She also Is sur
vlved by eight grandchildren and
twelve great-grandchildren Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home
4th st and Mass. ave. ne. until
$50 pm. Thursday, July L. Inter
nent in Mavsville, Ky II
JOSEPH. on TUESDAY. Jul,
10, 1856. JOSEPH WILLIAMS OF
10000 Maryland ave ne Notice OF
funeral later Arrangements by Jarvis
ZANOFF. HELEN. On Wednesday. JULY
| 1856, HELEN ZANOFF OF 500
Grubb I'd. Silver Spring, Md. beloved
wife Of Samuel Zanof devoted mother
OF Mrs. Stanley Koenick. Mrs r. II
Cox and Herbert Zanof Funeral serv-
ices at the Bernard Danzansky a. Sons
Funeral Home. $500 l4th St NV
on Thursday. july - at pm. In
terment D. c. Lodge Cemetery Me-
mortal week, S4O9 Grub I'd. Silver
Spring, Md In lieu of flowers. the
family suggests that contributions be
made to the Heart Fund. ~
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Mrs. Moore, Mother
Of Agriculture Aide

Mrs. Rena Conner Moore, 88
mother of AN Agriculture De.
partment information chief, dice
Tuesday at her home in New
Bern, N. c.
Her son, Ernest G. Moore o.
7705 Old Chester road, Bethesda
Md, is chief of information fol-
the Agricultural Research
Service.
Funeral services were to b.
held today in New Bern.
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With Regard to q
Cord of Thonks

Very often o cord Of Thanks In
The Stor meets o need which con
hardly be solved in ony other way
Not only IS il gracious expression
%
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
florol tributes but also eourteously
acknowledges the services and kind.
nesses OF the muny to whom per
sonul note Of thonks cunnot we'll be
mailed OF whose names and Cd.
dresses ore not known Insertions Of
O cord OF rnonks moy be arranged
by telephone to The Stor ST $4,000
The Evening ond Sunday StoI
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CEMETERY LOTS

2 LOTS 4 rravesites each, in National
Memorial Cemetery. good location: xI75
ior each lot Phone ia S-i1iS. after
$50 pm.
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INNHN' OIINFIN dIIU IItIIDtTs
OF Clan MacLennan. No. 22O
Order OF Scottish Clans. are
requested to attend services
for our late past chief
THOMAS REID. at Chambers
Funeral Home, 5S0l Cleve-
land ave, Riverdale. Md. on
July 10 1864. at o.30 n m .
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ABEL. STEWART G. {

July il 1856 at his lesidence Peach
ORCHARD I'd Silver Spring Nc. STEW,
A5e M ASe hdq fa Rfe g John Gha RoS
ert Abel and Mrs Mary K Wainscott
brother of Mrs. Addie King of Wash.
ington. D c. Friends may call at tht
Takoma Funeral Home. 254 Carol
of services later
ABRAMSON, FRIEDA. On Wednesday
beloved wife Of Charles Abramson dc.
voted mother OF Seymour Abramsor
OF Silver Spring Md. She also is sur.
vived by two grandSonS. Services a.
The G. P G Gt1 & Sc Son r, Fgnsrs a
july Il. at . pm; Interment Talmuc
Torah Cemetery In mourning at 97Ot
SaXony I'd. Silver Spring. Md. Please
omit flowers
ANDERSON. BERTIE LEE. on Tues.
Hital, BERTHE LEE ANDERSON, De-
loved wife OF BENJAMIN F. Anderson
mother of Oliver S. Anderson and Mrs
Anita A. walter Friends may cal
at the Lee Funeral Home, Attn st
s a N Mass Ssd ave On MI RTa.y where v service;
so pm. Interment Congressiona
BARRY. ANNA NJ. on Tuesday, july
10. 1856. at Providence Hospital ANNA
NJ. BARRY of 10 Maryland ave. ne
daughteg Of the late Frank and Hen.
Philip Mofitt Friends may call al
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th ST. ano
Mass. ave. ne. until $3.50 am. Fri
day, July -. REQUIEM mass will be
End and C SITS. Sc. at 10 am. Inter.
ment Confessional Cemetery L.
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(KOCkkIT. MEHALIE. On Sunday
july ), 1856. at the District General
Hospital MEHALIE CROCKETT Of
200 Wade I'd Sc. beloved mother
Of Mrs Mary Alexander William. Mack
John and Vern Crockett; devoted SIS
ter OF Sam Williams OF Trenton, N j.
She also leaves to mourn her passing
twenty grandchildren, four great
erandchildrend host OF other rela.
tlyes and friends Remains resting
az the John T, Rhines & Co Funeral
Home a0l 3rd ST S.w where friends
may call from 3 pm Thursday July
IL until ! p m, Friday july 10 Flu
nera and interment on Sunday July
10 at Lancaster S. c. IL
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MARTINI CATHARINE +. On Tuesday
July 10 1906. CATHARINE F. MAR .
TIN OF 1904 Bunker Hill I'd, Mount
Rainier. Md. beloved wife OF the late
thy. NJ. Basso, sister OF Mrs. Mary
Seckington and grandmother OF Rob-
ert Peter and Peter John Basso II
Friends may cal at the Nalley Funeral
Home. 300 Rhode Island ave al
Eastern ave. ne. Funeral on Friday,
July 49, at $3.50 am thence to St
James Catholic Church, where Mass
VIII be offered az ! I'M for the fepoSe
OF her soul RELATIVES and friends IN.
yited. Entombment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery is
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BARRY, ANNA. The oficers and mem
bers of ST. Peters Sodality
D. will assemble at the Lee Flu
ANI neral Home, 4th ST. and Mass.
ii ~ ave. n e., at $50 pm. Thurs
u>Hu day, July II. 1906. for the
~ recitation of the rosary for
our deceased member, Miss
ANNA BARRY.
MARGARET W. HUFFMAN. Project.
REV. JOHN KNOTINAN.
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FL0kEl, LOUIS EMERY. on TUESDAY

July 10. 1856 at GeorgetoEn Uni.
yerslty Hospital, LOUIS EMERY
Florey and father of Mrs. J. F. Donelan
brother OF Mrs Ida Bursey of Rutland
Vt, and William Florey OF Fairhaven
VI. Funeral from the De Vol Funera
Friday. July 10. at $3.50 am. thence
TO the Church of the Anhunciation
39th st and Massachusetts ave NV.
where REQUIEM mass will be offered al
10 a m Friends and relatives invited
Interment Gate Of Heaven Cemetert
Silver Spring. Mo IL
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day, July 10, l936. DAVID WILLIAM
BICkSLER of IHernddon. Va, beloved
father Of Mis- Hazel B. feathers of
Durham N. c.: D. Earl Eugene
and Harry J Bicksler of Herndon
Va. Martin " Bicksler OF Vienna
Va. and Norman H Bicksler of Alex
andrla Va. He also is survived BY
ten grandchildren and six great
grandchildren Friends may call at
the Green Funeral Home Herndon,
Va. where services will be held at
> pm Friday july Ii. Interment in
Chestnut Grove Cemetery. Herndon Va
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July II, 1856, HELENA G EVANS
Evans OF Montana. mother OF Beverly
P. Evans Of Washington. D. C, anc
Philip c. Evans of Vancouver. British
Columbia grandmother of Mrs Helena
E. Wall of Darien Conn. and Kendall
Evans OF Vancouver, British Columbia
aunt of Mrs Beth E. Wenrich of Wash.
lneton, d. c. Services at the S II
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 290l l4tt
St NV, on Friday July 10, at 1.
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July 10, 1856, at Arlington Hospital,
CHARLES r. GARDNER father Of Raw
mOnd Gardner son OF James and Hat
tie Garoner and brother OF Ann. James.
Mary Scales and Mary jackson Seven
aunts, one uncle and a host Of other
relatives and friends also survive Re-
mains resting at the Chinn Funeral
Home. 1908 South Seminary I'd Ar
lington, Va. Funeral services at |
pm Friday, July u, at Fort Myer
Chapel. Interment in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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Iulltld ~ lOllft sIsHD wilson
blvd, Arlington va. FIJI.
July IS at 81. Mays Catholic Churs6,
Bryantown, Nd lnterment St. MaryS
Cemetery
JAMES NJ INMAN, President.
MILTON l.. BECKER, Rec Cor Secy
TEAR. ESTELLE {. on Wednesday. July
1906, at Washington Sanitarium
after long illness ESTELLE c. TEAR
Of 30 Kennebec ave Takoma Park
Nd mother OF Beatrice E. Tear and
SISTER OF Mrs Rachel Bailey OF Chicago
Ill and Mrs, Grace Harrison of Los
Angeles. Calf Services at the S II
Hines co Funera. Home, 2gOl 18th
Am parking facilities Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery IN lieu OF
flowers contributions may be MADE TO
me American Cancer Society 10
WAIVER, WILLIAM II. on Tuesday
July L. 1906 WILLIAM II WALKER
OF 1888 9Th ST. NV, brother OF
SSohn y walker He also Is survived
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
az You ST. NV, where services will
be held on Friday, July 49, at in:3O
pm, lnterment Arlington National
WATSON, WILLIAM McKEcHNIE on
dence Hospital WILLIAM McKEcHNIE
WATSON OF l2Dld Georgia ave. sill.
yer Spring, Md, husband of Kathryn
p Watson and father OF r. Douglas
watson and Deborah Scott Watson
Humphrey Funeral Home, si5i Geor.
gia aye SILVER Spring Md. Cparkins
tacilltiesh where services will be held
on Saturday, July "a, at pm In.
terment Psrklawn Cemetery 10
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-03-09
THE BLOOD OF A COED"

The muchtoued 'chivalry of southern gentlemen mas
crystalzed yelps for the blood of coed at the UNI
versy of Alabama, edoriazes the March issue OF the
CRISIS official journal of the NAACP.
The editorial REFERS of to Miss Autherine Lucy
first Negro student the University of Alabama who was
pursued by mob the campus when she appeared for
her class work.
But the editorial points out I'VE shall have to be chart
table to the University of Alabama"
shall recognize that here people suffer-
ing from hundred and twenty-five years of AngoSax-
onism "
Calling the University of Alabama "a shame and dis
grace to the other universities of America The CRISIS as
I'VE shall expect the University to issue In addition
the usual registration and class cards. sippeneatten
trace cards to all future students
I'VE shall expect annual state conferences OF Voksgens
raca comrades work for the continued purity Of the
white master race"
And the editorial concludes I'VE hail the Blonde sestis
of Nietzche!"
Under the heading Don't Be Bitter" another CRISIS
editorial queries: singular that many white folk
advising black and the ancient industry OF advising
blacks booming just careful to say, first and
last Don't be bter!'"
Reprinted from the August 1914 CRISIS. this editorial
queries further: why there this insStence the
sy of a sweet and temper asset in hfe?h
"Manifestly it is because most Americans who know or
who begin family realize the difficulties complications
and insults a dark life today cannot imagine them
selves suffering such wrongs without resorg to dynamite
suicide"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-03-09
Prosecuted, Still
Not Angry, Doesn't
Bear Any III Will

There Is nothing that anyone Alabama any place
else can do which will check my faith in ultimate justice
within the democratic principles declared Miss Auherne
Lucy this week In New York.
At crowded press conference held In the Wendell Will
ke Memorial building under the NAAcP auspices the young
woman who February 20 permanently expelled from
the University of Alabama said II still maintain my faith
in my country"
that her reinstatement the campus was
ordered by federal court In Birmingham Alabama she
flew New York with Thurgood Marshall. NAACP special
counsel Mrs Constance Baker Motley NAACP assistant
special counsel consult physicians and she put IT, TO
get from the terrific strain have been under since
this case began
In the short statement read to the Miss Lucy
said completely dsheartened BY The expulsion ac
ton of the university.
al the same time" she continued Il intend to continue
not 10 be angry or llwif TO anyone
She said she has authorized" her lawyers to take what
ever stems are necessary test the validity or sady OF
This latest action of the Board Of Trustees
Suffering from exhaustion, Miss Lucy LETT mmedatey
after reading Reporters questions about her
case were answered by Mr. Marshall who had accompanied
her the press conference.
Asserting that I'VE Will allow anybody BY any action
To make us angry or make emotional about ths Mr.
Marshall said that decision viii be made legal action on
Miss Lucy's case. ct.
Miss Lucy was admitted to the University of Alabama
on February by federal court order after aaos. fr
years of legal battle She temporarily suspended from
classes February following several mob DEMONSTRATIONS
See STILL HAS FATH-paee four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-03-09
Alabama lawmakers Call TO Race
Violence Is Condemned by Naaep

The KAACP denounced this
week what IL interpreted as an ia
eitement 10 racial violence BY a
state representative in Alabama
In a telegram II Alabama Coz
ernor james L. Folsom. NAAGP.
executive secretary. Roy Wilkins
quoted an assertion BY Rep ". L.
Martin. Greene county. Ala. that
white people in Alabama must
leave the state. stay here and be
Inundated. OF take up our shot
guns"