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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07

CONN. AVE. VICINITY, zoos Kalo.
rama I'd. n.w.-Vacant, brick semi.
detached. IL rooms. 2tz baths. oil
heat, priced to sell. S2.5O0 down.
QUICK possession: key in ONCE
EDWIN L: ELLIS, 1910 Vermont
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5t5i 3oth ST. NV. = Lovely de.
tached brick house with front
patio list a., exquisite living rfn.
with mirrored hrepl. spacious din
ms nm. fully equipped XIII and
powder nm; End A.. 3 bedrms. and
complete baths; recreation nm.
ton, call Mr.. HASSTN. 10. 4-6S93
Today OF Ma. S-i70S weekdays. III
y pm
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IDEAL FOR BOY on GIRLs yCl;iAMP

general merchandise miles from
Rockville. no competition Average
over 100000 gross business per
should net sic 900 or over per
year. Owner has other business.
Low rent. long lease. Price is FIX
lures plus dollar per dollar stock at
wholesale price VIII help finance.
Contact owner. KEN McGREW
Phone Pc. 2-9633; ewes. Gathers
hurg d~.W
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CRESTWOOD PROPER-suitable for
embassy, brick Colonial; Ice. liv
q bedrms,, ) baths, maids rm', rec
rm., nrepl... bar, porch; Gear gar
lge yd., fenced; priced to sell,
CLAUDE SHIFLETT. tn. 10000,
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CHiLLUM-TAKoMA AREA

GEORGETOWN = Restored quaint
small house, cute garden: $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE. Sweet little house
in lovely garden, Sl5.95O.
GEORGETOWN. Elegant town
house. bedrooms. 2l2 baths.
S32,50 STEVENS. FE. 3-4941. o.
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BEAUTY SALON, well established,
in Md. shopping center; b. wet
booths. new EQUIPMENT; cash or
terms VIII, 2-7S43, evenings.
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CLEVELAND PARK, st.. Ann's Par,
ish-Beautifu big brick home. fea.
turing 4 twin-size bedrooms. = BATH
PHYS lst-tloor den or sunrocm
20s; shown BY appointment only
Call Mr.. Kavookian. EN-. 2-3S5B
THOMAS J. FISHER a. CO., Oh
6-234l.
CLEVELAND PARK-Large Diet. cen.
ter-hall Colonial; lst-h den ant
powder rm,, modern kit: = bed.
rms, > baths. plus heated sunrm
and End .bedrm. and bath on Bird
S31 800. BILLiNGSLEY REALTY
Co, EN-. 2-2326: ewes, OIL. 4-39f5
CONN. AMI R---iaree town bonse
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S;EyTRAI. NICE -PROPERTIFs "a

sale. such as a beach amusement
park. restaurants. bars. hotels, ar.
cade. boat pier, etc, Full Abe
license, legal slot machines. PENN
Hotel. North Beach. Md, Alpine
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SMALL CARRY-OUT SANDWICH
shop and delieatessen near Govt
bldg. Fully equipped. full price,
5000, Low rent. RE. b-S433 after
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LAUNDEHETTE. in Arlington. fully
equipped small down payment. Fun
price, $4,000. This is a low-oVer-
head basement store. One man can
run this business and make good
living ia. o-JObU. evenings and
SUNDAYS kE A-3SOH
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LARGE BARBECUE RESTAURANT

LARGE BARBECUE RESTAURANT
and dwelling--Year-round business,
money maker; established: in Deale.
Md, main road. business section:
plenty Of customer parking; nearly
800 IT., partially equipped: 81. 600
cash TO purchase ito include 10
acres OF land adjoininsl. Contact
MAX SCHWARTZ, Deale. Md. UN.
t-SS7I or AP .-lblU
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downtown location. Doing good
night business. 81. 200-S1 800 week.
~. Seats so to 100. Well equipped
Lease. Owner in other business
VIII sacrifice to reliable party
Terms. Call Mr.. Smith, XII S-0G91
or Ey 2-9loS After 4 nm
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DRIVEN FROZEN COSTARD AND
SNACK BAR on new dual highway /.
II mos. Yr., slot machines; house
included, shown by appt only
MIDWAY 5-4IOO. Monday only
her a and \ nm
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TT SHOP, new Wheaton Shopping

center. beautifully equipped: ex-
cellent opportunity. VIII gross
$4,000 this year Priced for quick
sale at 81 800 fixtures and inven-
tory, no good Will. Will consider
part cash. balance on notes to re-
SpoESlble party. Call JU. 9-533I.
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WANTED. RooMTNG HOUSES. 6uY:

or rent fufn. For appointment 70
see, call KEACH e. PURCELL. Elk
3-24l2.
GUEsTHoME-Owner quotes Urls
ne. income of $1,000 plus pvt,
inE 'I space S best Be INV NV section info,
gall KEAcH q PURCELL, EX. B.
RMS. APIS, ~ well-fuTn. rms. 8
$3.50. $4,000. small down payt.
KEAcH & PURCELL EX 3-5ii2
LET Us SELL YOUR BUSINESS,
large or small, .near-far; have out
of-town cash clients ~ Y. COOP
assoc J. GIBRAITER CO Wash
RLpG " p C.. C IL Lis'ir rs Ea aEtSd In
DELIC.-(l) All. with apt, ress;
t2l Falls Oh, $1,000 wk bus,
feas. GIBRALTAR co. ri 1880
DELIC. FOR PARTNERS. All,
terms. GIBRALTAR co. .DI. 7.65O0
DRY CT. sT0REs-ll) Wis ave !,
", $4,000: ts1 b. C. good small
valet. reas. GIBRALTAR co
GIFT sHOPS-U) wis. ave, excel
bus; f2) Sc. shop. ctr. $4,000 yr
net. sacrifice; (3I Arl.. Va. yery
reas. GIBRALTAR CO. DI 7-6500
GRoC.-LIoUOR. $4,000 yr., closed
Sunday. Md: 60cs liquor bus
GIBRALTAR CO. DI. 7-8500.
HARDWARES-(D sill. Sps., Ice. vol
f2l Bethesda, good Oppor., reas
f3l Arl. good 1-man store. terms
GIBRALTAR CO, DI. 7-B500.
IDEAL FOR WOMAN: small valet
in Arl. low rent make good
living: only $500. DI. f-h500
LAUNDROMAT--D nv, excel. bus
and profit, reas. (2l Arl.. Va.
Good bus. and loo. GIBRALTAR
LIQUOR LICENSES. pr. Geo. county
of sale. Also beer-wine lie. on sale
GIBRALTAR CO, DI. 7-65O0.
LIQUOR STORES, NV. = $4,000
net yr. terms. Also ] IN nearby
Nd, reaS GIBRALTAR co,
LUNCH -REsTR.. Ari.; to 500 O0C
yr bus: mod. low overhead: SIG.
500. GIBRALTAR. ID. 7-6500
MAN-WIFE. earn $500 wk. small
gen. store mo groceries. easy tc
operatel: Monte Co; low rent
Ice apt; terms. DI. 1-65O0.
MODERN CAR WAsH--ul Va,
excel. bus. loo. S25. 900; l2l Nd
suburbs, good loo, terms. GIBRAL.
TAR CO., DI. 10000.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W,

ADAMS MILL RD.. overlooking Rock
Stees Pr bedrms., baths
poEeeF rT4' 2-caT garage, patio,
pAk!hg' now rented $3.50 per ND
STORY & CO. NE. s.3ioo n,
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TEXACO STATION. choice N. Arl-
ington locations for S on stock,
plus equipment. Owner must sell
due TO draft call. Ewes. IA. 5-l392:
oil INV SIN
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


PARTNER WANTED - Estab. bus. I:
rapidly exp; earn Sl0, O0O-plus yr..
$4,000 cash REQ. DI. 7-650O.
RESTAURANT - tD Wis. ave..
s3 3SoEi. terms, terms; Ha FL a Co
ROOMING HOUSE, bus. Mass. ave.
NV. $500 mo. inc; sacr., $500.
GIBRALTAR Co, DI. 7-6500.
TAvERNs-QD Bethesda, lge. beer
bus, parking, etc; terms; la) Pr.
GIBRALTAR CO. HA. 2-si66.
TAyERNs-sLOT MACH. Good bus,
M sai all asgs dS 49, P terms W tpay aP tCf
self in 2 yrs,l. GIBRALTAR co.
paaH and fN Sales :'' $4,000; Terms TERMS
Also lge. trailer PIX $50 tr., etc,
reas. GIBRALTAR Co, D1. 7-6500.
COLORED--(D MD. GEN. STORE.
LIQUOR, acre, house, $4,000; co
d. C., carry-out, reas. DI. 7-6500.
LOOKING FOR A BUSINESS
$1,000 to S2oO,Qu0; we list all.
GIBRALTAR REALTY. DI. 7-6500.
OPs TO participate in
existing real estate development.
$4,000 to $4,000 needed. Box
372-B, star
DEL. CARRY OUTi rent. Sl40. incl.
2-rm., kit. apt; income, Sl,S0Q mo.
Price, 5000, incl. stock; down,
$1,000 Good net. A. r. SEELYE,
Dl. T-S325, 10. 4-OS43,
SANDWICHES AND BEER; $1,000
wk.; rent, $3.50; lease $ yrs; air.
cond,; paper service; low expense;
parking. Price: $4,000; down: .S4.-
A r.
LUNCHEONETTE $500 wk,; hrs. z
lease. A. r. SEELYE. DI. 7-S325.
EXPERIENCE ADVERTISING MAN
! to sell advertising and invest in new
! AnRlo-Jewish maga2ine for Wash.
Md. and Va. area. Perm. oppor. for
! right person. For further inform.
call MR.. LEON FALLS, ST, 3-1320,
LARGE BARBECUE RESTAURANT
and DWELLING ear-round business,
money-maker; established; in Deale.
Md, main road, business section:
plenty Of customer parklng; nearly
800 IT.; partially equipped; So. 600
cash 70 purchase 10 inciIlds 10 |!
MAX SCHWARTZ, Deale. Md. UN
i-SS1l or AP 1-l50u.
DRIVEN FROZEN CUSTARD AND
SNACK BAR on new dual highway !.
! II mos. Yr., slot machines; house
included shown by appl only
MIDWAY 5-4IOO, Monday only
bet. q and : pm.
LAUNDEHEFTE. in Arlington. fully
/ equipped. small down payment. Full
price, $4,000. This Is a low-oVer-
I head basement store. One man can
run this business and make a good
living ia. o-JOBO. evenings and
Sundays. IKE. s-2506.
LADlES---Have ideal business for
mature person. no experience nee
esSary. small investment with great
/ profits, Free rent for devoting per-
1 sonal attention TO my business.
MRS. REYES. no. 2-9552. Sc
FURNITURE REPAIR SHOP and
I Antique Store, NV. seetion--Best
Z of clientele, good income on sales
and service. owner retiring to
/ attend smaller business. Give name
( ana phone number. Box 332-C.
( star
STORE FlXTURES--Comp. for chill
drens, ladies or mems wear Reas.
BERk-LEE, 2305 Var. ST. Mt. Ran.
Nd UN 4-TIlU i4s
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DEL. COZ. BRICK RAMBtER

DEF, COR. BRICK RAMBLER
2lQl SUDBURY PLACE NV.
Owner will sacrifice this 4-year-
old immaculate home for less thar
original cost. 2 twin-sized bedrms,
? baths, den. rec. rm. built-in ga
rage, wall-to-wall carpeting Dlus
many extras.
1893 TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
Vacant detached brick home; full
center hall containing hedFms.. 81
baths den, rec. rm.. fin. attic and
garage.
1868 UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
Modern Diet. brick: . bedrms. az
baths. den, wall-to-wail carpeting
Grapes plus many extras Priced
under $4,000
LOUIS Ridden. TU. $4,000
80 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
Arranged as 4 units. 4 kitchens
4 elec. refers.: 1st-d. powder room
3 baths. Oil h.-w h. viii sell cheap
Call Mr. Pendleton. DU 7-3I6S
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO., AID
.pnnE
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

REST. AND CARRY-OUT SHOP,
fully equip; profitable bus. for
rent; cxper. opr.: $3.50 mo-: refs
Call MORTIMER. cypress 7-9SSS
S Sncs,ed Sorher Shh'oh' ma "here
LEASE--Lunchroom: ne: equip.
carbarn. Living quarters. ia. q
3202 after Z pm,
CAFETERIA AND COCKTAIL LGE.,
seating 200: 3 apis. above. Sl3,-
900 gross per mo. 500 X st. NV.
owner will sell property or bust
ness. No phone calls. 2.
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DEL. CARRY OUT; rent. SI40. incl
2-rm., kit. apt; income, Sl,S00 mo
Price, 5000, incl. stock; down
DI. T-S3H5, LO 4-OSi3
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shEP PARK. PRICE SLASHED!-
Magniheent home nov available in
MID EOS. Mostly stone. new house
COMO center hall. den and law.
baths on 2nd r perm. hail stair
Was. to fin, 3rd A.: 3-car gar: beau
THU and hlghiy convenient loo
near l4th ard Iris. please call
MR.. IRWIN, Ell. 6-384k. with
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC. Di.
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si000n MASoNRY; -ll-uNIT -AlPT

ROCKVILLE, S7,000--Going business
on Montgomery ave For details,
Mrs Whitehurst, with SAMUEL e.
BoGLEY. INC, Pc. a-6l5l, Pc.
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TAKoMA PARK. D.

ThkOMA Park, D. c.
fireplace, dining room. kitchen, twc
large porches. st floor; 3 bedrooms
bath. ind floor. large level lot. ga.
rage. Call Mr.. Weaver, WO 6-4o44
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO. AID
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NEU,UUU MASUNKH 1-UNII Mt,
I and custom built frame rambler,
! Attached garage, on over an acre.
/ viii sell separately. $4,000 and
/ $1,000 For details, Mrs. White
I hurst, With SAMUEL E. BOGLEY,
/ INC, Pc. 2-6l5I, Pc. 2-66f7.
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9UIO YORKTOWN RID. NV.
OPENLY OWNER TO DARK
Must sacrifice this luxurious ranch
type rambler In finest d. c. area:
leustom built: 3 spacious bedrooms.
I3ls baths, mahogany paneled living
clubroom nm" mais's room us fen Sed sto ee
patio with fireplace. tile kitchen,
lear brick garage and many other
fine. appointment. All ON a beautiful
double lot. Immediate possession.
Terms arranged RIA 3-375H
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REsTAURANT-BEsT DOWNTOWN
CORNER. near large hotels: seat:
So; low overhead. beer and wine,
Closes Q pm. and SUNDAYS. 5000
daily business--lots of sandwiches
and draft beer. Price; Sso,09g; easy IS,
SIVEl, l4l1 Pa. ave. NV. MA. g.
9143 or Union 4-7327.
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NIGHT CLUB, seats 900; we'll known
sc. Opens 8 pm, closed SUNDAYS
Beautiful room. Sacrifice 100000;
terms. $4,000 cash. BOB HOL-
LANDER, (ExclusiVel. 1411 Pa. ave
NV. Ma. S-9743.
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CARRY-OUT SHOP, active ne. loca-
ton. fully equipped: room for ex-
nanSinn NO 1-S2An
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-06-28
Sweet Home

Mrs Ollie Smith. an employee
Of the Confederate Home. is va
eationing in Detroit visiting
her daughter and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Willis She will be
gone two weeks The daueh-
ter of Mrs Alma Walker Is now
at home after spending several
days in St Louis. visiting rela-
tives The Zion Hill Baptist
church was guest Of the Mt Yer
non Baptist church last Sunday
An appreciation program was
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-06-28

eompanisd BY Mia Rosie Leu
Houskey. who was elected 10
represent the local council :.
Arthur Campbell Of Detroit has
returned 10 his home after spend-
ing ten days with his mother-ln-
Law. Mrs. Roberta Thomas He also
spent some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Thomas. Attend
Ing the Barbars meeting At Lit
tie Rock last Sunday were Robert
Thomas. and Toy Bonner owner
and operators Of Sunset Barrier
Shop. Mr.. and Ma John
Wolf have ~ their guest Nrs.
Ella Maxfield Of Damascus. moth
CT Of Mrs. Welt. Ma Ma
Biee Of kansas City b viatins
Nra nwy Bailey. her sisssr. /.
Mr.. and MIRA Jethro rowisr and
their four soma. Alpha. Edward.
Elliot and Archie Of San Bernar-
dino. Calf. are suests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Columbus Fuller. and
family.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-06-28
MasoIls Hold 9Th
Annual Council
OF DeIiberaiion

The eighth annual session OF
the Council Of Deliberstien. VAL
ley OF Arkansas. was held Sat-
urday June 2znd. at AM&N coll
lege. Pine Bluff. with Angerona
eonsistory No. 7s and Z. U. Reed
Assembly No. 70. co-hosts.
Presiding during the session
was III. Z. NJ Harris Of Pine
Bluff. Appearing on the open
ing program were H. Wade who
sang The Lords Prayer" and
Ill Thomas Harria deputy. VAL
ley Of Arkansas. In his annual adj
dress. he gave the state Of the
Rite. and mentioned the pasJine
Of several Illustrious Pres. He
stated that there are more than
900 in the Scottish Rite in Ark
ansaa Several important recon-
mendations were made TO the
body. r-...
Attorney Wiley Branton adj
dressed the delegates at an in
formal banquet held In the Stu
dent Union Building. Ne said
that several visits to other juris-
dietions had impressed him very
much. aad II Is hoped that Ark
ansas will strive 10 emulate them
in such activities that will be Of
benefit 70 the state.
A demonstration Of the Golden
Circle Memorial Service was per
formed by the Loyal Ladies Of
the Pine Bluff Circle. Knights Of
kadosh Services were performed
by members Of J. L. H. Smith
consistory No. 70. Little Rock.
Present at this meeting were
Consfstoriss and 4 Golden Cir
eles. Grand Lodge officials pre-
sented were Solomon Richard
son. grand master, and W. r.
Jones, grand a.cretary. State 10y
al Lady Ruler Alpha Dodson, and
Associate Loyal Lady Ruler
Geraldine Wade. were not pres
ent because Of Illness.
The Council voted 10 support
the building program Of The Su-
preme Council in Washington. d.
C.. and make voluntary eontri-
buttons at once.
nj. NJ. J. Caruth was reelected
secretary Of the council Mira
Louise knight was elected State
Loyal Lady Ruler. and Mrs II.
Moore Allison. secretary. All
other appointed officers were re-
tanned.
The Council viii convene the
9Th Saturday in June, 1858. a,
Helena. guests Of Z. U. Reed Con-
sistory No. 25s. Ill A. Butts,
commander-in-ehIef, III Robert
Leonard. secretary.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-06-28

At the present time. the MAJ
cP Is confronted with . grave
and UNDERESTIMATE crisis" due TO
direct attacks On the orGanixa-
ton by southern legislatures and
Judicial systems. DR.. Tobias eau
tiona These attacks have occurred.
he observes. because southern
states rold the NAAcP respon-
able for the Supreme Court de-
eision on sehools
In spite Of the present situation
In the south. the NAAcP 10
patient within reasonable iimits."
the civil rights leader said. de-
clarins that ''the South today Il
better. and more democrstts
land than Il was even a. late
~ 1850. largely because Of our
efforta-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-06-28

tcsntinrcd fren page sasl
League trustee. and chairman Of
the Leagues Commerce and In
dustry council. The council con-
lists Of q leading business execu-
tive who advise and consult
with the League on interrscial
industrial relations management.
problema
Gliekman and johnson each do
mated So. 900 toward remodeling
and reflrnishing the new head
quarters building.
In presenting the gold key to
Rockefeller. Theodore w. KheeI,
National Urban League president.
paid tribute To the generosity Of
Rockefeller and his co-founders
In helping establish "a new per-
manent operations center for
achieving equal opportunity FIR
all"
A bronze plaque was unveiled
eommemorating the firsf anniver-
sary Of the buildings dedication.
II read:
The National Urban League
building. dedicated June 10. 1850.
In appreciation Of the generosity
and devoted services of the Foun.
ders Of this headquarters build
Ing
Winthrop Rockefeller
John II. Johnson
Louis J. Gliekman
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-06-28
Boulevard News

Rev. Nixon and members Of Mt
Vernon Baptist church. observed
his ninth anniversary Sunday.
Rev. Armstrong of Dewitt. wss
the afternoon speaker. Rev. A. L
Porter was the evening speaker,
at which time the observance
closed. Music was furnished by
ehOirs Of Zion Hill. Dewitt and
Mt. Vernon churchea District
board meeting was In session
this week. June 1913 at First
Baptist church. Tie Plant Rev.
w. I. Hayes. president Of the
BTU and Sunday School con-
sreS. in charge. Mrs. N. Nichols
headed ohe women's department
Moderator Y. 7. Evans VIII
conduct the session Friday even
ming between the hours Of and
!. Rev. l. n. Knowles win be
in charge Of the music Saturday
mite. Booster J. r. Green Of
the disfrict win conduct an ex-
cursion to Hot Springs Sunday.
The bus viii leave Sweet Home
Baptist church at 10 q. N. stop
at Booker Homes al lois: Payne
Chapel AMEZ. 18th and Rock at
10.30.Mt Vernon Baptist church
at 9th and Gaines at 1o:4s; 18th
and High streets at II o'clock
The excursion expects 70 arrive
at Hot Springs al o'clock. Rev.
Cole win deliver the message
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-06-28

the North Little Rock School Board heart Of the
matter:
State officials from the governor on down
clear that this problem will have be solved the local
level This places the responsibility squarey the local
Board further evident that the local board cannot take
refuge In legislation passed to date without the risk OF court
action and those already considered IN Arkansas have
shown that the local Board plan of action
and must give evidence of good faith
While the North Little Rock plan varies in some detts
II similar In principle to the program worked out BY the
Little Rock District and since upheld by the federal District
Court and the Circuit Court Appeals II viii assign 18th
grade students the high schools the basis of resi-
dence and without regard to race and permit voluntary trans
fers for those of either who desire continue In the
school they have been attending The normal pattern of resi-
DENTAL segregation is such that only handful of Negroes will
be eligible TO attend the white high school.
The North Little Rock Board makes 1t clear that II
dertakes this step with reluctance and doing only be
recognizes the facts of life Its legal counsel has
advised the Board that other would simply eons
tue defiance of the and would quite likely plunge the
district into lengthy, fruitess litigation.
Both the local school boards then have worked pro-
of limited transition their rather than
waiting for the issue to be forced The of the Little
Rock Board in defending its program against legal attack by
the National Association Of Coored People clear evidence
Of the wisdom of this The refusal by either Board
face the problem squary and honestly would have constituted
manifest lack af faith forced
action by order.
Is unfortunately mschievous campaign under way
by the local White Citizens Council to dude the public
the clear meaning of the law In literature being circulated
by the group contended that the power
nuy the decisions Of the United States Supreme Court
Little Rock School Board 10 ignore the d.
Of the federal court This at best is wshf think
Ing At worst II constitutes invitation the uniformed
to take action that only situation gives every
promise Of orderly resolution.
The two school boards have been advised by the most
competent attorneys In Arkansas They have designed pro-
grams that meet the minimum requirements Of the law with
out requiring drastic changes in the prevailing pattern
Of segregation In the school board elections this
was endorsed by substantial majority In both districts
The issue. quite clearly. longer Of segregation
inegaton but of law and order No responsible public Of
fetal place himself position defying the orders
court to do so would be to rip the fabric Of orderly
eminent.
Officials OF the local school districts have pointed the way
to gradual resolution Of what admittedly difficult social
problem In doing they have avoided the that have
created racial tensions In other Southern states and
threaten serious damage to the entire system public euca
ton They deserve the full support Of every responsible citizen
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-06-28
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Mrs ,. A. Taylor
Mr.. and MIRA Frsnklia Clark
Of New York. are vacationins
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Evan Bryant, and Mrs. Joe Har-
rison Mrs Clark is the former
Anna Dean Harrison. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Landers motored to
Rosewel. N. NJ to attend the ma
tonal student council which con-
vened June z3-2e They were &C.