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|RosewoII Routs Gonzales
For Third-P IoceMoney

SYDNEY, Feb. o up. - Ken
Rosewall. one-time Australian
Davis Cup star. smothered q
weary Pancho Gonzales. 81,
Ga. 60. for third place in the
professional tournament here
tonight and promised that "I'll
get my share Of wins In Amer
lea"
Pancho Segura of Ecuador.
who spilled Gonzales in five
tight sets yesterday, and Frank
Sedgman Of Australia. play for
the tourney championship to-
morrow. Then the troupe moves
to New York where Rosewall will
make his American debut in
Madison Square Garden Sum-
day. February II.
| Gonzales was tired and dis
lgruntled after losing his third
straight match to Rosewall.
1.-THE trouble might be men,
ltal. it's hard to say" Pancho
said sadly. 1--WE been trying
hard to win this tournament but
I've Just got a tired feeling.
Maybe the five-set matches I've
been playing against Rosewall
has something to do with it,"
The hitting Californian
leads his Australian rival, 7-3
after 10 of their scheduled 100
meetings on the pro tour this
year.
A partisan crowd Of 5000
roared its delight as Rosewall
quickly took command. After
Gonzales broke the Australians
service in the first game Of the
match. Rosewall took the next
eight games, rarely failing to hit
"a clean winner with volleys from
all parts Of the court.
Rosewall, who opened the last
two sets by taking two love
games. handled Gonzales power
Iful service with ease throughout
1.-THE match.
The victory was worth $1,000
Ito Rosewall, who turned pro last
December after helping Australia
score a SO sweep over the
American challengers and retain
the Davis Cup. Gonzales receives
1874 for fourth place.
Segura and Sedgman will play
OF for the first prize money of
1000 pounds ($4.480) tomorrow.
In an earlier match for fifth
place, Tony Trabert of Cincin-
natl defeated Rex Hartwig of
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Chesterbrook Schedules
Little League Meeting

The Chesterbrook Little League
will hold a meeting at 8 pm.
tomorrow at the Chesterbrook
School on Kirby road. A vote
will be taken on proposed
changes In the constitution and
bylaws.
Also on the agenda are plans
for a Embarrassing program.
Persons IN the Chesterbrook,
Kent Gardens and Mclean areas
who are interested In partici-
pating in the league as umpires.
scorekeepers, coaches or man
ayers are asked to contact Lowell
Wick at Kenmore 6-8472.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

Australia, Ga, Ga, Ga. Rose
wall and Hartwig combined to
defeat Trahert and Seeura for
first prize money Of 1890 in
doubles. The scores were 6-3,
60.
Kramer, the pro games entre-
preneur, said the nine-week tour
down under has been "fabu-
lousy successful, financially and
in every other way"
With the highest priced seats
selling for about $3.50. the tour
crossed $4,000, Kramer said.
Crowds of more than 10000 in
Adelaide and Sydney turned out
to witness earlier matches on the
tour.
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Terps 10 Battle
State, Virginia.;
CIV Has Chore

Maryland's basketball team
has a pair of games this week
that give 1t a chance to rise in
Atlantic Coast Conference COM
petition.
The Terps. aiming to improve
their rating and insure a seeded
place in the conference tourna-
ment early next month, play
Virginia at College Park Tues
day night and North Carolina
State at Raleigh Saturday night.
Maryland, now standing 6-3
in the league. has beaten both
teams this season. The victory
over N. c. State. 1896. was
scored on the Maryland floor,
and the Wolfpack is usually
stronger at home. Virginia has
been beaten twice by the Terps.
once in the Greensboro. KY.
Christmas tourney which doesn't
count in conference standings.
George Washington has only
one game this week. but it's prob
ably the seasons toughest test
for the Colonials. They play
West Virginia. the Southern Con-
ference leader, at Morgantown
Tuesday night, and Morgantown
Is bad news to visiting teams.
American U. and Catholic o.,
with good chances of earning
seeded places In the Mason Dixon
tournament, also have tough
ones this week. Among other
things. both play at Mount st.
Mary's. the champion for three
years. The Eagles play there on
Tuesday night and the Cardinals
on Saturday night.
TOMORROW
District Teachers At Howard
TUESDAY
George Washington AZ West virginia
GEORGETOWN AZ Loyoia.
Virginia al Maryland
American a. Mount st. Mary's
Howard AZ Monteomery Junior College
WEDNESDAY
Franklin Il Marshall At Navy.
THURSDAY
Gallaudet at District Teachers.
Ruteers OF Newark at Howard.
FRIDAY
Towson at cathohc o.
SATURDAY
Seton Hail at Ge0rRetowu.
Maryland at North Carolina state.
Navy at Pittsburgh
Baltimore U. at American u.
Gathone y q Mount 81. Mary's.
Howard u 1t Hampton
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Three Games Token
BY Police Club No. 10

Police Boys Club No. 10 won
three basketball games yester-
day in league play. defeating
Club IL twice in the 90-pound
class and Club IL in the 1885,
pound class.
Results:
90:pound--club 10 defeated Club 70
29-l5 and 39.30
l35-pound class--cluh 10 defeated
Club IL JS-42. and Club Z defeated
Club ,, 62-5S
Unlimited--club II defeated Club 10.
b7-43 and Club defeated Club 8. B6-4i
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OUTDOORS
With BILL LEETcH

One Of our readers sent us
a copy Of a letter he had writ
ten to the National Skeet Shoot
ing Association lamenting.
among other things, the high
cost Of skeet shooting. This was
brought about by the occasion
|of his son competing in a regis
tered skeet shoot of 100 targets.
How well we know this to be
true. When we first shot skeet
our club members loaded their
own traps and pulled them man
ually. The cost was SIPS per
round and the club was enabled
to amortize equipment, keep up
the grounds. ETC.. and still come
ont well in the black. Now. with
the cost Of a box of shotgun
shells well above So. even to
the club: targets at about 2 cents
apiece, even when purchased in
carload lots; tremendously in
creased costs of equipment. to
say nothing Of maintenance and
|sundry services demanded by
club members. 1t Is no wonder
that most clubs charge 1925
and upwards per round. Skeet
and trap have grown away from
the means Of the average man
except for gunners who shoot
an occasional round to keep
their hunting eye keen. 1t is
too bad, but 1t is the penalty
we pay for a virtual wartime
economy.
Speaking of skeet shooting
the National Capital Skeet and
Trap Club. whose grounds lie
on Rifi1eford road, of Route 28
about 6 miles past Rockville
is having a 50-bird all-gauge
skeet shoot today in honor Of
the Frank Husemans' 50th we'd
ding anniversary. Prizes will be
turkeys and hams. competi-
ton starting at 10 am. Frank
has been in the cunning game
for many years as a shooter of
trap and skeet. as well as on
the selling end of the firearms
business. and is well known to
most local gunners. Although
his eye is not as keen as 1t was
some years ago, Frank still can
turn out a workmanlike round
of skeet or trap, winding up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

Iplishes is a stunted and OCCASION
ally a starving deer population.
nc doesn't make sense for State
conservation authorities not to
do the thing they know should
be done. simply because of the
mistaken sentiment of an igno-
rant few who probably don't
even hunt deer in the first place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
Bunnister q Daddy

LONDON. Feb. 9 (R.-Mrs.
Roger Bannister, wife. Of the
worlds first 4-minute miller, gave
birth to a 7-pound 1l-ounce
daughter last night. Bannister
lis retired from running and is
practicing medicine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

PARIS, Feb. 8 tP.--Sven Da-
wilson Of Sweden and Torben
Ulrich Of Denmark swept into
the finals OF the French inter-
national indoor tennis champion
ships today. Ulrich turned back
Bulge Patty Of Los Angeles and
Paris, 6--l, 6--4, ll-9, Davidson
beah Frances Pierre Darmon.
I'D Us, 6--8, SIS, 6--3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

Totals rs sag Totals e3I0 s,
Halftime score. 22.l9, Friends
Grimm scored goal for Sanford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
YMCA BASKETBALL
B-CC JR. CHURCH LEAGUE
Chevy Chase Mefhnhisf 40. 81 .Inl

b"OO JIM OMURlH LENUVE
chevy Chase Methodist, 80; St. Johns
Episcopal, 81
Warner Memorial Presbyterian 81
Chevy Chase Presbyterian. "a
Christ Lutheran, 80: MONTGOMERY Co
Unitarian, g.
Bethesda Baptist. %; Pilsrim Luth-
eran, 20.
Bethesda Presbyterian. 80: Bethesda
Methodist. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

Totals 20 10 n Totals is IL AS
Halftime score: 42-l3, st. Johns.
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4
PROPHET SPEED. With its
four Allison TS6 engines. the
Hercules flies faster, farther,
al lower cost than any previ-
Gus combat transport.
BOTTOM PAYLOAD. Car
ries 10000 pound load for
long distances at high aIti-
tudes; with its unique push
button paradrop system.
spot-drops $4,000 pounds at
one location.
FA S T Err T U r N.
AROUN DS. Minimum
loading and unloading time:
lowfuselage floor iStruck-bed
height; adjustable tail ramp
permits vehicles TO drive
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NEW MOBILITY. Takes off
at S. tonsin II times its own
length; lands and takes of on
improvised runways.
SlMPLlFIED MAINTE-
NANCE. Multiple use of
identical assemblies reduces
spare-part requirements: easy
accessibility of all compo-
nents reduces service time.
AN ALL-PUR POSE
GAR G o. personnel and
evacuation transport. the
Hercules is now being manu-
featured in quantity at Air
Force Plant No. 6. Marietta.
Ga. Initial deliveries are for
Tactical Air Commands 18th
Air Force.
Specifications
Wing span. 1872 feet
Length. IS feet
Gross weight, l24. 900 pounds
Cargo payIosd. 40, 900 pounds
Troop capacity.
90 fuIly-equipped troops
Horsepower. $4,000
Entire tuselsge pressurized
and air.conditioned.
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OLMSTEAD lOIDSl
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co

BUICK 1858 Super COW dynafiow
7 and h.. p-s. pb, Aleaming white
hnish. new black top. Wv tires.
e!ec, windows low mileage. oIe
oA nor - .tInn la n.1inO
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYsLER 1859 4-door: owner
good condition.: Siig. FLOOD
PONTIAC 422l Connecticut ave-
nue., WO. 6-S4OO.
CHRYsLER 1855 Windsor Newport:
powerfiite.. p:s., .p.b. r. and h.. 2-tone
paint, tinted glass. Wv. tires: low
mileage one owner: $1,000. ia
o-1lOo
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
AIS MOTORS

FORD 1857 Country SQUIRE VS.
pass; W ,sra i r,toIoomsNc; :: ana n
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MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS. S5.OOO-S5O.-
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FROM $500 TO $4,000 on well-kepl
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or Nd. Raise cash, repair co
$4,000 or (evesl ia. 2-52S0,
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1910 Wilson blvd. An. Va.
FORD 81 Customline IS" Tudor: .
tone. r. and h.. power steer, Fordo-
matte. LOT CLEARANCE SALE
$3.50 Bank rates. KIRK MOTOR
CO. 1000 Ga. ave, ia. $4,000.
EuRD IS Fairlane Va sedan: -
. fine MON RoAD-ABIE car Tor oniy
81 800. carving our i0-dav. no-cost
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont. /,

DODGE so i.-ton: 3 new tires.
Needs some body work: S350. EN-.
a-a670.
USED TRUCKs-A-I. hish value,
all models makes and sizes. See
our selection before YOU buy. In
TERNATlONAL HARVESTER. 9OI
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AIS MOTORS


1910 Wilson Blvd. Arl, Va.
CHRYsLER 1858 New Yorker de
luxe, power steering and brakes
new, all-white paint; Continental
kit. r., b.. Wv. tires. To sell or
trade. Ii. i-2033 after Il pm.
CHRYSLER 80 New Yorker hardtop:
power equipped radio, heater. auto
matte transmission. very clean, low
mileage. one owner; 81 ,0g5.
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN NV, EN-. 2-lO2O
ONLY AT BANNING'S
CHRYsLER 81 Windsor de luxe A.
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drive, radio. heater; one-owner.
perSonalized car; only Slg5 down
with small monthly payments and
bank financing.
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DODGE 1913 is-ton panel sooc
running condition; 5000. $50 &
3 80, MA S-S3SO
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TAKOMA FORD

SIS Pinev Branch Rd. s. S. Nd
JU ~ 600
CHEW. - Bel Air 4-door power
glide radio heater custom interior !;
immaculate condition throughout.
only SlUn5. safety tested for YOUR
protection. j0-day written war
ranly PAUL BROS tOLDS Wis.
and Ellicott ST NV. KE. 1-i30S
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET '55 4-dr. sedan: De.
l. and h.: assume payments, ORIG
OWNER. phone SP. 1890. -
CHEW. 80 Bel Air cow; canary
yellow finish. black top; Wv. tires.
powcrglide, r. and h.. turn signals.
This one is top quality and top value
a. today's special price Of 5000.
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Only AR BANNING's
BANNING e. SONS

AAANA AANN ~ WAN
$500 Bait. Ave. Open 80. WA. 7-4440
DE SOTO 1855, Firedome. 4-dr.
beautiful pink and white: low mile
age, black and white custom
interior: new Wv, tires. auto
transmission, power steering. rand
h. 81 800. HERSON'S, Sth and @
SITS. NV DE 2-4700
DE SOTO SO VS. 4-door; power
steering. powerfiite, radio. heater.
seat coyerss Wv. tires, !-tone. i'm
WHEELER. INC cHRYsLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEAL Err
1900 WISCONSIN NV, EN- 2-I020
DE SOTO 80 Custom club coupe:
peri. orig. gypsy green. auto. drive.
heater. signals. new tires. LOT
CLEARANCE SALE. $500. Trade.
terms KIPK MOTOR CO. 1000
Ga, ave, ia. a-4S00.
DE SOTO '53 Firedome IS" sedan;
hard 10 md one as clean as this
tiptop l. owner car Has auto trans 4.
r. and h., Wv. custom seat covers
Reduced for this adj to 500
Written guarantee
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FORD 40 F-i0O panel ''S"; excellent
condition mechanically good in
every way a bargain, sos. LOGAN
tFoldl. 3J40 l4th st NV. TU
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Metropolitan - S9Ig
Hillman Sedan S49g
JACK PRY LTD. 18th & P ST,
ANGLIA 1919 2-door: needs clutch.
otherwise good condition, Sl45. DE.
2-2660
ANGLIA, Project. Consul. Zephyr,
zo JcHS V GikFoRD M SobHTToSfR INC
25Ol Columbia Pike IA. 5-92aa
AUsTIN-HEALEY 1855: cream.
Al condition. RA 6-03lS.
BUICK so Special 4-door; dyna.,
r and h.: Jet black; S295.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th St, Sill. spe.. JU. 5-6ls6
puck 1858 Roadmaster Riv. hard
eiec. windows. elec' seat. 3-tone
paint ., wv tires extra sharp, low
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BUICK - 4-dr.: dynatiow. radio,
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81. 1875. HERSON'S, Sth and o SITS.
W, DE. 1900
BUICK SO Super Riviera hardtop
beaut; black and white. all extras
include power steer and brakes
LOT CLEARANCE SALE. S2,695
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CO, 1000 Ga. ave. ia. 9.4S00,
BUICK SO Roadmaster Riviera
hardtop; delightful ,-tone mint
green and polar white, harmonizing
luxuriously appointed int. a host
Of accessories incl, 6-way seat pow :
er windows. power steering and
brakes: 5.543 actual miles new-Car
cond outstanding in every respect.
Blue Ribbon guarantee. Was S3,iH5.
Special value today only. S9.195.
OLMSTEAD (OLDS)
.000 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. ia 7-Sf0n
BUICK 81 4-door sedan: 2-tone
green. dynafiow. r and h: very
good mech. condition; S4n9.
hORNER'S COR, Buick Dealer.
Fla. ave. ne. at 9th, Ii 6-6i6i.
BUICK 1855 Special 4-dr. hardtop.
Gvnahow. and h. ?-tone paint,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE 1888 4-door: $500: used.
FLOOD PoNTiAc 4eei c conneeti.
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-" ~ wilson BIVd., All. Va
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AIS MOTORS

3HIU Wilson blvd ArI. Va
BUICK 81 super convertible. httrac
metallic blue finish CONTRASTING
leather interior here is An out
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CHRYSLER 1855 TIC Windsor
Station WAson. To settle estate
Actual cost 50 00o Purchased
Dec 1855 Cali AOLTz RE 7-833a
CHRYSLER 81 Windsor de luxe
hardtop power steering. powerfiite.
radio heater. 2-tone green. extra
clean one owner: 81 4a5
WHEEL Err. INC. CHRYSLER CITY
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RUICk "a hardtop dyns. r. and
h one owner. 2-tone green and
white finish. clean as pin.
asp HILL &, SANDERS. wash s
Oldest Ford Dealer lll4 Vermont
ave. NV AID 4-f30O Open eyes.
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CHEVROLET IS VS. .-dr., and h

CHEW - 20 door. heres 8
ow-,nlleage 0ne-ovne car finished
ir 2-tone green and white. .xtrs
clean interior, and n power
glide drive; outstanding In every
respect Was Sl.@95. special value
: nEg
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OLMSTEAD (OLDS)
CONC thrOH2NCQt; 5000
FORDCO.
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Fairfax. Va
Open Ewes Til q CIR 3-i33t
CADILLAC So FL Dorado conv
Ambassadors car. yefy low mileage
chauffeur driven black and red
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THACKER MOTORS

18th and R. |. Ave NE LA. 6-U530
BUICK 81 super Riviera 4-door
hardtop attrac tri-tone green nm
I ism harmonizing interior. offset ov
Wv. tires, host OF features Incl.
power steering and power brakes
. ore-owner car traded on new Odds
q rtQl talttA -
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont
ERWIN +, Y i n F ( i .l..,'v

FaITIaN oHUppIng JtnttT
Fairfax, Va.
Open Ewes, Til CIR, 3-133n
CADILLAC - coupe; immaculate
condition; fully equipped, hydra
matte, power steerina. r. and b..
Wv tires and other extras; one
owner. low mileage; like new. ST.
1875 LOGAN Ford, 3540 l4th
ST. NV. TU. "a 100.
CADILLAC so Coupe DeVille: fun
power equipment. including General
Motors air conditioning; exquisite
interior styling by Fleetwood. New
car condition. 81 .6y5.
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CADILLAC ~ go DeVille-
coupe fun power equipment includ
INK power windows and B-Way scat
General Motors factory air condi.
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-08
Wall ColIapses
Without Warning;
Escape impossible

Four men were buried alive
here Monday morning when the
wall of a i7-foot-deep excava-
ton collapsed without warning.
The men. all workers for the J.
A. Jones construction company
Of Shreveport. Louisiana. never
had any chance to escsps. be
fore about 50 tons Of gravel.
sand and clay buried them
Three were dead when found.
and the fourth was hospitalized
with q broken ankle and other
injuries
Two Of the dead men were
Negroes and were identified as
Anderson Lewis. "a. Of Route 2.
Little Rock and Nathaniel Girls
well. %. Damaseua The white
man who was killed was listed
AZ Abe Lowman. -. cal Cum
berlsnd. Injured was Benjamin
Hummoads. 81 Woodson. He u
In Baptist hospital.
The csve-in was Ire site Of the
new proposed J. G. Penney com
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-08

Of our government b asserted.
by what logic does our power
ful and rich nation say 70 it,
eoiored citizens. even though ycu
have won In . fair contest We
ahall continue 10 give your 81
versaries money With which -
build Illegal rchoolk ~ what
code Of justice does one explain
the spending Of federal hznds =
support defiant states In their
program Of separation bad q
racef" Mr.. Mitchell auksd.
1T y no exneneretina- hs -
clared- TO say that III vet -
jority Of colorsd eItizens svsry-
where would regard f1deFl n
sncing Of more seereea1sd puh1is
schools - . mater national -
lamity."
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-08
Dentists AIDES
Meet; Plan Fl
National colIlab

The xxecuuvu uoerd a ~
Ladies Auxiliary of II National
Dental Association INST Ia Ilse
Springs recently.
MrA II. ". Wn1inms1pn. Idabal
oklahoma and vice-prpsident =
tn oruanizatisn pro1f1sl ~
men from various seetinns e -
country wsrs n at1sn1nneA
Plans wsre eFys1allnod ~ -
annual ssssion of IT, ecnven1in
which win b hid Anonr1 ~
h Hot sprinek Nattonal naDel1e
hotel yin ~ eunx1neton hoa1-
Quarters.
Ths hishlishis of - Angnse
convsntion win ~ , 1VnOoG1uns
luncheon honorina ineoainG -
erAGplne NJ 1EqIrm1li -,
lon 1000 ktIno - 6gn1D -
- DgN11sR AmUD - ~
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-08
BatesvNe Gives Race Traitors go" Signal

According a press dispatch. A. C Burton Of Augusta
and NJ d. Hemphin Of Earle forced TO leave Bates
recently police said they soliciting funds with
OF authorization.
is listed regional director and gives his address
as p O. Box 5S2 Augusta, Arkansas and NJ ID. Hemphll
listed president and gives his address o. Box
GA Earle Arkansas They listed respective officers
of the Md-South Public Relations Bureau organization
dedicated help the white in the south prevent the
Negro from gaining his rghtl place American cit
Burton and Hemphill, both Negroes
Burton and Hemphil are reported have gotten two
vedolar before the police intercepted The do
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-08

In the wake of confusion. sometimes carried a
thru the flow of owery speech by those who want to get
us" This way meant that nowery speech
welcomed and appreciated But the true measure OF
person is in his action Therefore, easily judge one by
what he does and not what he says.
Recently merchants started bending backward In eff
forts words conveying the impression that our patron
welcomed and appreciated when under the disguise OF
words it is money that they want and nothing more
How many merchants money and support organ1
cations whose purpose reard escy and
economically? This question that would be hard to answer
correctly Not knowing the should be warning to US
q how and with whom spend money
We in position. and win aceumplish naughf oy
spending money with those expect benefits In re-
As group profit by spending money Tor our
necessities with those who employ people IN responsible
positions and advertise in Negro papers When merchant
places ad in Negro paper assured mat our pat
ronage appreciated, for that is direct invitation
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-08

sPEAKER AT DlNNER-Rev.
Maurine W. Williams. pastor Of
Greater Arch Street Baptise
church. win address the tenth
annual NJ. Z. Lockharf dinner OF
the City Mission March 9 at the
YwCA. 8 p. m.
Music win be rendered BY local
talent OF the city. Mrs q. NJ
Mitchell. social chairman. VIII
serve a delicious turkey dinner.
Our gracious president Mrs. Irene
McCullum. win be deeply grste-
full for your presence. Mrs L
II, Moore, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-08

nations were gotten from Bates
vile business firms. according TO
The dispatch. after telling the
businessmen that other businesses
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-08
Naacp FeIicifafes
Ghana on Freedom

Ghans. which because q self
governing member q the British
Commonwealth March 6. has been
hailed BY the NAAcP Board Of
Directors as an Inspiration and
encouragement 10 people and to
countries Jet to achieve thsir
freedom
Cahna united the Gold Coast
. British Colony. and the UN
trusteeship territory Of British
Tozoland- The new nation was
See GHANA-page fer