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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

FOREsTViLLE = FHA approved.
$4,000. bedrm. brick, Ia
baths, liv. rm., sep. din. rm., cor.
lot, close TO schools, bus, blk.
to Malboro Pike. Call Mr.. Ro-
n sass RE. SS dSaSz f EESslLT I9i 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

62-ft. brik and Stone rambIer
SS t Ssesi anu srsS sOSS for ss
SWIMMING pool with lots of pri-
vacy. Fully air cond. and many
other extras, including .draperies
costing 81 500. Owner paid $50. 800.
Sacrificing at only S2S,bO0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

EARN 5O% Of YOUR down payment
SSEng yS5b S%n SS%s oy % sns
old-3 Ice. bedrms., 2 baths, FAM
ily-size din. rm.: lge., equipped
kit: full bsmt.: ideal location:
COW. to NSA and D. c.; pay only
SS3.22 per mo. plus I. and 1.
CLYDE R. ADAMS, Realtor. UN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

$500 DOWN viii purchase this 3
bedroom rambler in Falls Church
area. Spacious living room with
dining ell. tiled bath. equipped
kitchen. Priced at Sll.93O; Total
$40 including taxes aand insur-
ance. ARFAx REALTY. JE.
4-49OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

Y. ARL.--3-bedrin brick rambler,
full bsnt., mod. kit. firepl., fenced
back I'd, storm windows and
doors. $l7.950. BY OWNER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

LEEsBURG. VA. = Lac. liv. rm..
din. rm., kit, 8 bedrms., tile bath.
h Srs has Ss..a storm Ssns 1 Se
close TO everything. u, 3-2o72.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

dream house for Couple; u Sik Oh
ABLE community. Liv. rm. 15x2l.
firepl. faced with fate. classic
mantel; Ia bedrms.,. adequate kit,
tiled bath. screened porch. hot
with trees. Chance Of a lifetime
to have Q Jam OF q home in. the
most desirable area in Northern
Virginia for the unbelievable low
price Of $1,000. Does this. meet
sz SSs Rssd; cAkfER b fss L ' sss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

WOODLAND $500 down-De-
tached 3-bedroom brick rambler;
payments like rent; vacant. BUD
; NEY REALTY, HE. 4-7041. tn.
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5-RO0M HOUSE WITH BATH. /

acre Of land. located BY Middle
burg Race Track. ! miles from
with stove. icebox and wan CABLE
nets: full bsrnt., 2-car eaTage:
front and back porches. CLAIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

iYATTSVHLE, 1915 Oglethorpe
ST. St, Omen ., a OZARK; I bed RIM iiv-
garaee; hot water heat. 81, ZOO
On: r. II. A. approx. $40 mo.
BUTLER REALTY CO., AP. 7-3670
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

ARL.. N. Clarendon section; move
in tomorrow-Owner viii sell COM
Portable bungalow, large living
room with fireplace, at right price,
S13.6b0. IA. 5-S0S2. ia. 7-40S0.
ARL.; $4,000 first trust; $4,000
full price for this immac, 3-bed-
rm.. 2-hath, garage and porch;
5-year-old brick home in Madison
Manor. When new, cost $23. $50.
Call KEY REALTY CO.. IA. s.
2O9O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

ARL.l 5000 down; brick; sl2 $50
walk to bus, grade and high
baths. sep. din. rm., basement,
Move In for the holidays: in &
nice area; JOHN NJ: ANDERSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

LEwIsDALE-2-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod. Large liv. rm. with firepl..
full bsmt., finished stairs to ex-
pansible attic. HEIDER & SELL
LERs. WA. 7-O196, WA. 7-s217.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

NNA PERSONNEL Minis. from
%. s u. In Savage. Nd: beautiful
2 bedrms.. kit. nv. rm. tile bath,
h-air heat; conv. to shopping
schools and churches; on Ia-acre
level lot with sewer and water:
only $4,000. S1.750 down, $40 80
per mo-, f5-yr. loan. NJ. LEO
STORCH SP $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

FALLS CHURCH. vA.--3 bedrme..
newly dec. In and out, fenced I'd.
storm windows and doors, alum.
awning; close 70 sch. bus and
shop. ctr. Assume 49, Oh loan;
sl1,500. Tw. 1881, 500 Stan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

DIXON HILL--6 bedrms.. 2 baths.
3 liv. rms, lge. din. rfn.. lge.
kit, needs minor repairs. all brk..
sewer and water; excel. for nurs-
acre ssT u Ero oGnC $3.50 Gis l APPOINT
ment only. LU. 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

FRA appraisal Is the price on this
3-bedroom brick home in War
rem Woods. Ali-electric kitchen,
minimum down payment. Call
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OWNER, 81, $50 : 3-bedrm. ram
sumo $1,000 4isss CT loan: $40
mo-. p;iott,;: immed. possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

D assa aSs sSs.O r%s i bsths
zoned for business: close to Dis
trict line In Capitol Heights Mr..
Lauder with DOUG M. SMILEY,
Realtor. uN. 4-s260; eyes,, sP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

ILLCREsT HEIGHTS, close to
sSGgpiars s and ysh grecTsston
tras: 5000 cash viii Vii handle
SMILEY, REALToR, UN. 4-s26O:
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sOUTHLAWN-Beautiful 3-bedrm.
rambler. completely fenced yard:
peri. for children; lots of extras,
low down payment; 4i2eo loan.
Mr.. Bunting. RE. 5-S214 til 3
pm. PRUDENTIAL REALTY CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

YAsF RIvERDALE--3 bedrms., full
bsmt., fenced yard. Non-vet as
sumo Gil loan; S4e5 On, Incl.
n M anemef An 4-0403
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

WAAEF NELU FUHss IOUI SIleEuuuu
lane-3 bedrms., 8 baths; u acre.
S24,950. $4,000 dn. il. 4-3ls6.
BY OWNER = u acre; 3-bedrm,
rambler; 20 min. d. c.; ideal for
scenery and children: fenced back
yard on dead-end street: Virginia
Hills. assume Az Oh loan OF
$72 mo; Sl3,Tb0 compl. so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

FALLS CHURCH AREA--lke. iiv.
FRA n sSDriis: 1fcs & 81 sisas sSei Nil
sell for S12,350; financing avail
able. OWNER. u. 2-O941.
FALLS CHURCH, s15, 15O--2 bed
extras. Avail. now. DU. 6-06SS.
HOLM HALL VILLAGE; PA Of
conventional financing or assume
CT Az loan--No steps TO climb
3-bedroom brick rambler on lere
N-acre lot, near school and shop
ping center. only Sl3so50, viii
possession. BE in for Xmas. Cal
Mr.. CLARK. RIA. 3-901I or Ma
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RIGGS ROAD AREA-3-bedroom
home on corner lot: sep. din. rm.:
near shopping and transp. Prop
erty in excel. cond: only 5000
down. Call till s pm, WA. $4,000.
ROBERT s. DAVIS a. CO., INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

HARD TO BEAT-5-bedrm., full
t Ss s sSnsaalS S I conn sS sS svs sI
big open porch: terriiic buy at
FLA approved price Ct $4,000,
$3.50 down will handle. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP.
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s1l,OOO-4-bedrm. Cape
COD with finished rec. rTn., work:
St Nth .bnn tree Tsk soS 70 sf RSs,
must nav hnSs inc income s'S Of s4,soo ou Der
VI. TO qualify for PHA loan on
this home. Open Sunday. FAIRFAX
REALTY, OR. 3-24O1, CIR. 3-003l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

WEST. HYATTs. = Lot 100000:
house sits in middle; 2nd-f. apt.
rents SIS. Elk. 3-2265. AD. 2-3g6g.
W. HYATTsVILLE--s595 down, as
sumo 4iaeo loan. Cozy 3-bedrfn.,
Def. Colonial. Less than rent. HAIR
WARD REALTY CO.. Elk. 3-722S.
SP, 3-77S7.
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Akely. EnA nNnllhDle. JA. c-Utcs-
N. ARL.--By OWNER. 5s0l N.
Ar; And ST. One opsn a. to 3 "a 8 bed be-:
heating system, new kit. newly
decor. $4,000. ia, 7-S43fi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

GER PARKS bedrms.. Ia baths,
Ice. level lot mr.. park and schools:
SI4.9bO. S1,OS0 down. subject
20 FhAo .,nv ~ ". S-asa1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

CHARMING-3 bedrm. California
bungalow on spacious cor. lot.
YOUNGSTOWN Kit. with disposal and
auto. washer. 2 patioS, many ex-
tras and tip top cond. S12,950.
Assume GIL. Loan PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP. =
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AREA, $500 down, SIS mo.
washer sarbsse disposal. All city
utils. M. AND s. REALTY. TIE.
6-1725.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

ESTATES, 500 Addison
I'd; only $3.50 per mo. Modern,
2-bedroom, semidet. brick home;
features include equipped kitchen
with. automatic washer and dis
posal; sss heat and many extras;
e eo iss Sss' K st. F n1 RA so asSiS
ewes, JU. 9.20b9.
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BIZ OWNER; sPRINoFIELD-LSye-
" 3-bedrm. all-brk. RAMBLER. lge.
fenced lot; completely furn. incl.
dishwasher. drier,. carpeting: lae-
stone patio, incl turn. and l.eo0-
loan. $4,000. CT. o-2S74.
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N. ARLINGTON. mr.. St. AIMS
school--4-bedrm., 3-bath brick Co.
lonial; l2 min. to Pentason;
screened porch; available immedi-
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vet. No money dn. sos mo. COM
plete. 2-bedrm. brick semidet. Full
bsmt. Fenced lot. XII. S-3355.
ARLINCTON-2- bedrm. brick RAM
cond; Sii,7So Gi can can Be i as
summed or FILA with low down pay
ment; J, H. BENoIT. Realtor,
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FAIRFAX. mr.. Seven Corners
Lovely 3-bedrm. rambler; beauti-
ful fenced yard. Nonvet assume
GI loan. s4g5 On. incl. settlement.
AP 1-542G II no answer. AID.
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NEAR UNIV. OF MD.-$900 down
and SS5 per mo. buys this 6-rm..
112-bath brick home. Full bsmt.,
level lot; vacant and in new
house cond. Only S13,o50. Call
til o p.m., WA. $4,000. ROBERT
8 DAVIS A. co INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
Soap dries your skin, but new
DOVE creams your skin while you wash
DOVE is one-quarter cleansing cream!

You can feel the cream in DOVE. You can
smell its creamy fragrance.
Lever Brothers actually guarantees that
DOVE is better for your face, your hands, all
of you than any soap. If you don't agree,
well give you back what you Paidl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

DOVE is completely new iOrmula-DOvE
creams your skin while you wash!
DOVE is one-quarter cleansing cream. It
leaves your skin deliciously soft and smooth
with none Of that tight dry feeling you get
after you've washed with soap.
Arkansas State press., 1957-11-15
Somebody Bigger Than You And !

D. theresa Jones
David the Psalmist depicted in the 18th number
petition Our Heavenly Father lie Is at his
wits end and his complaint inquiries How long oLord
wilt Thou forget me? Forever? How long wilt thou hide thy
sell me- How long shalt mine enemies be exalted
me? Consider and hear Ny heart shall rejoice in thy
salvation
Summing up the message of Bishop Berggrav the Am
Conference 1913 says There foe There is
fight There is victory
Foe-n individual and collective living. face the foe
selfshmess lust pride hatred defeat The list Is long
one but be do face foe
Fight:-In fight against the foe need Christ
strength and right He will help marshall talents and
abilities the of God and His righteousness Christ will
go the whole way With face and fight the foe-be
cause he is bigger than you and L
Vieorys-There Is a victory the sins of omission and
commission There is victory the defeats instability
and insecurity of life With the power Of the compassionate
Christ we win the vietoryHe is bigger than you and
Have enough persons lost their lives In warfare? Do
not bear IN their living but manned bodies the marks
terrible seourge of war? The remembrance of them
ought challenge rebuild world with love
brotherhood the Sermon the Mount Jesus declared
that peacemang of the happy phases of Christian v
ing.
Whatever our problems experience always
help Christ We alone No hurt
be great that He cannot heal It. If seeking peace
comforts strength you need only to turn to Him. release
all things Him. you will find help Ills loving comfort
ing presence fills minds and hearts and gives us the
courage strength all things Just talk to the
MAN Upstairs for lie is bigger than you and 1
Arkansas State press., 1957-11-15
What Goes On Here?

The Security Subcommittee has long made
IL plain regards support Of the equal protection clause
Constitution subYersYe In 1851 sena-
tor Easand the chairman of the Subcommittee held
hearings Orleans, acting oneman subcommittee
for the purpose of exploring alleged Communist in
uence in Southern Conference Educational Fund the
hearings only pory certain feloWSouthenes VINO
had openly opposed Senator's white supremacy doctrines
On Monday Jenne conducted hearing of the Sub
committee Memphis reports which indicate Communist
activity in Tennessee, Kentucky and nearby areas
Mr. Jenner think, like Mr. Eastand that ordinary
Christian Kindness If it is exhibited by white to
eoored person. communist Grace Torch of Little Rock was
summoned hearing by the Subcommittee for apparent
reason she had eomfoed frightened weeping Ne
gro child who had been turned from the high school
at Rock when she sought to enter Sept 4 Mrs
Iorhs courage spirit well her kindness, on that
OCCASION Senator enner that he would
be dealing with odashoned kind of American not easily
cowed ready defy the lynch spirit in COMPRESSION
al committee mob She told the Senator that she
would see him up before she would testify in executive
session "Anythng say will be here in court she
told him think she prudent well courageous and
entirely within her rghs-in taking this stand.
What is committee Of the United States doing in con-
Quoting hearing this kind? Was the investigating power
of the Senate given this Committee to enable it to pun
ish woman for berendng Negro child? What's going on
here, anyhow? The washington SDC9 Fost
Arkansas State press., 1957-11-15
Mrs. Bates

Continued from page one)
Gave Unfaltering and Inspiring
Leadership to The People of Ark
ansas, Brave Children and Adults
in Their Historic Struggle to Sc
cure an Education in Accordance
with The Constitution of the
United States.
November 8, 1857 Washington,
d. c."
In st. Louis, Sunday afternoon,
Mrs Bates was givra~an award
by the st. Louis NAACP in the
Kiel auditorium before some 5000
persons.
The Award:
"St. Louis NAACP, A Salute
to Courage Award to Mrs.
Daisy L. Bates, November 10,
1857, In Recognition of Outstand-
ing Contribution to The Cause of
School Indignation at Little Rock,
Arkansas"
Mrs Bates will attend con
ference in Atlanta, Georgia Sat-
urday and Sunday Thursday, she
will address the state meeting of
the Oklahoma NAACP in Tulsa.
Arkansas State press., 1957-11-15

Continued from page One)
at the school to handle any situa-
ton that may arise thru the mi
nipulation of the bias group
known as the Capital Citizens
council and Mothers league Of
Central hi
The nine Negroes entered pre-
vious all-white school under the
protection of federal troops Sep
tember 25. after they had been
prevented by Governor Orval e.
Fubus. who mobilized tn Ark
ansas National guards Sept mber
3 To- block the Negroes entrance
ON September a. For three weeks
the governor held the school un-
der his control with the uls Of
guards to prevent Negroes from
entering the school
Federal Judge Ronald Davies
issued an injunction against the
governor during The latter part
Of September The governor re-
moved the guards from the
school, but left an melted mob
with courage to block the Ne
groes enterance.
Arkansas State press., 1957-11-15

eventual emergence Of desgegaton national way Of
life
Despite this fact southern leaders have been eloquent
their defense Of segregation since 1854 and have spent
much time and energy reviewing their ranks and speaking
words Of encouragement to those who prefer segregation but
still the inevitable They have done much prepare
the South fight the Union again the matter of
regation just did the issue of slavery
tor Eastland Governors Griffin Byrd and lately, Faubus.
simply fgureheads about whom the whole
resist has taken form.
But ironically, those southern leaders who urging
resistance and defiance ito the last drop of bloodn
that in the end they cannot And suspect that they
would be far from the struggle the situation actually de-
Perforated into pitched battle between North South
All that they really accomplishing is the deusion
of their constituents who happen like segregation They
deceving them into believing that the SUPREME Court
decisions of 1854 and 1855 actually will change nothing And
because of this fact they setting high price the
cost of resistance Because they have deuded their fellow
white southerners each ruling of federal striking
down segregations further aienates the South
from the rest of the country Things may eoneevaby be-
in the South the issue of degeneration
There be violence than have already witnessed
Il does it will because the South has been be-
ayed not by the Supreme Court but by the Eastands the
Grfdns, the Faubuses, the Byrds and the Tamadages
The Carolina Times
Arkansas State press., 1957-11-15
College Station
Virginia Halter

= AAAAA AAAAtsNA
Rev. P. A. Gold delivered the.
anniversary sermon of Rev. L. B.
Kelley. Mrs. Ophelia Arm
strong, who was called to the
bedside of her father at Detroit,
has returned home Rev. v.
Nelson. pastor of Antioch church.
left last Wednesday for the con-
vention at Morrilton. The An
tioch church mission band will
meet Tuesday mite We are
glad to know that Frank Luster
who recently underwent surgery.
has been released from the hos
pital. We are wishing a speedy
recovery for A. Porter. who suf-
fered injuries in a traffic acct
dent Mrs. Leona Benton, who
has been in Chicago. has return
ed hen1e. On the sick List are
Mesdames J. Kendall, Alberta
Simmons, Ellen Campbell Leslie
Foster and Amanda Bankflead. .
Ffe. Herman Williams of Ft.
Leonardwood, Mo. Is here visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Laura Will
liams.
Arkansas State press., 1957-11-15
Critics m

Somehow I've always noticed and doubt you've
noticed too,
It's funny world to live in and matter what
you do
You're criticized by many and there's not a single
chance
OF pleasing everybody under any circumstance.
This pleasing games a dandy, you may try your
level best
To satisfy and ratify and meet with every test
That ever yet has been designed and when at last
you're through
You'll find you're always criticized no matter what
you do.
For instance you have seen the man who makes a
great success
And yet he's always criticized and censored more or
less;
And then the failure you've observed he gets it
just the same,
He's critized and osraeized because he lost the game
And so it kind O. seems to me the world is rather
queer.
You get it if you do or don't while you're living
here
But at the journeys end there's hope if you can
only wait
For on the day you're laid away they all will say
you're GREAT!
Frank Calbleton Nelson
Arkansas State press., 1957-11-15
What Faubus Did
For Negroes

The Governor of Arkansas. Or
val e. Faubus, may be one of the
best friends the Negro ever
had,
Carl I Rowan, award-Winning
newspaperman and author, tells
why in his article. What Fau-
bus Did For The Negro in the
current issue of EBONY maya
zine.
Rowan points out that while
Faubus attempted to appeaae seq
regationists the results have
helped the Negro with action by
the federal government and world
moral opinion Seeing the young
sters heroieally facing mob vio-
lence has given the Negro
deeper sense Of pride and deter
mination, and has also put seq
regationists on the defensive.
Thus, author Rowan says
zone might say that Orval Fau-
bus has shocked the nation into
a realization that in this period
of racial change, trouble may
mean progress whereas peaceful
donothingness means stagnation
and decay"
Arkansas State press., 1957-11-15

Thursday afternoon ct 1870; At
torney Tate will speak at a pub.
lie meeting Thursday night at
730; Current and Mrs Bates will
both appear at a public meeting
on Friday night at 730. All meet
ings will be held at the First
Baptist church.
The Oklahoma Conference Of
Branches is the first oreaniza-
uon Of NAAGP branches in The
Southwest Region. which includes
Oklahoma. Arkansas. Louisiana.
Texas and New Mexico. Accord
ing to DR. WILLIAMSON, the FIRST
group OF branches met ia 1929
in Oklahoma City. Roscoe Dun
ice, newspaper publisher, was the
first president Of the state group.
a position which he held for
many years. Dunjee is publisher
and editor Of the Black Dispatch
a weekly newspaper published
in Oklahoma City The Texas
State Conferences Of Branches Of
Arkansas State press., 1957-11-15

It was At this point that feder=
al protection was sought when
il was clearly established that
local and state protection could
not be relied upon.
President Eisenhower grasped
the Arkansas National guards
from the control of the governor
and federalized them. and sent
the crack paratroopers from the
10lst Airborne in Kentucky with
Major General Edwin Walker in
command. and ordered General
Walker to put the Negro children
in the school in compliance with
a federal court order.
The troops arrived in Little
Rock a few hours after an ap-
peal had been made to the presd-
dent. They arrived in a general
fashion that was dramatic enough
to give the Negro citizenry a
feel of liberation. since he had
quickly become Little Rocks for
gotten man without country.
The troops arrived in Little Rock
September "a, and in spite of the
ridiculous claim that Little Rock
is occupied, no sane Negro will
ever entertain any resentment
over their presence.
What will happen when the
troops leave. is a question that
only time can supply the answer.
Since racial hate has been spread
by the states top officials and
stirred to offensiveness by segre-
the Little Rock Ne
gro is in no hurry for the answer
Arkansas State press., 1957-11-15
ParkdaIee
Massie Fitzpatrick

MasSle hllpdtTick
Johnny Anthony, who has been
a patient at Lake Village hospi-
tai, has returned home. We wish
for him a speedy recovery. :. :.
Mrs. Ivory Marshall was called
to Oakland, California, to the
bedside of her daughter. Mrs Jer-
line Elder. Eddie Lee Nc
Henry and his brother Charley
Washington and family of st.
Louis were the weekend guests
of their aunt. Mrs. Haster Mass
Bruce Wilson of Rock Island.
ILL.,, is here visiting relatives and
friends Union Baptist church
will observe the fifth anniver-
sary of its pastor, Rev. E. ].
Jones, Monroe, La. Mrs. Jer-
line Williams of st Louis wat
the weekend guest of her mother
Mrs. Adrine Dale. who is on the
sick list. Mrs. Ethel Mae
Green of Bakersfield, Calf. is
the guest of her brothers john
ny Anthony, and Jesse Marshall.
Arkansas State press., 1957-11-15
Unfit
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one
Of federal court injunction.
Faubus's action in flouting
federal court order, set off
train of events that led to mob
violence in the capital city, and
neeessitated direct and immediate
action from President Eisenhow-
er. Eisenhower sent into Little
Rock federal troops to que1l
blood-thirsty mob that had been
melted to action by Faubug's
contempt for the federal govern
ment.
Faubus stated at the time that
he modified the Arkansas guards
to prevent the nine Negro child
rem from entering the school,
he had evidence of violence, and
his action was to prevent 1t. But
up to this time the only evil
dence the governor has come for
ward with to substantiate his
claim of violence. was the head
line from a Negro newspaper
by a c. H. Jones in Little Rock.
While in New 0rle n Faubua
stated that he has received sup
port from all over the nation,
including the north, for his ac-
ton in the Little Rock school
case He was in New Orleaa
under the sponsorship Of the A.
meriean Legion.