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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Boord Expected to Deny
Mitchell Case Reversal
BY JOHN A. GILES

The present probability is that sorely perplexed Air
Force reviewing the the martial
Gen. Billy Mitchell will deny petition that the
action be declared null and void"
evidence has been presented of the
S2-year-od conviction INSTRUMENTATION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Crlticizes Budget

Mr.. Broyhill added, Certainly
II a $7l.8 billion budget does not
fan the fires Of imitation, then q
10 per cent increase in the wages
Of Government employees won't
The Virginian charged that
the Government service is losiT
valuable personnel who are q
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-16

Funeral services were scheduled
for 3 p m Monday at Pisgah
Baptist church III Rice for Mrs.
Elizabeth Adeline Sims. 81. wife
of Fleming 3 Sims. who died Sat
urday at her home in Rice
Burial viii be in the church
cemetery. Mrs Sims was 4 mems
PEI Of Pisgah Baptist church
III addition to MI Sims. She Il
survived by two daughters. Miss
Ethel Sims and Mrs. ] w. Lind
sey, of Rice. a son. o. c. Sims. of
Arlington, and three brothers. w
F. Estes, Of Charlotte G. H. <. O.
Estes of Rice and the Rev John
r Estes, Of Daytona Beach. Fla
The Reverends Thomas Hern-
don and, H. N. Soyars Will offici-
ate.
MRS SIMS was born HI Char
lotte county November l3. 1875
She was the daughter Of the late
David r Estes and Sallie St
johnson Estes.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-16
Direct Defendant of
Pocahontas, Mrs. Hall,
Rites To Be Tuesday

A direct descendant Of the IN
dian princess >Pocahontas, Mrs.
Pocahontas Boiling CAN'T Hall,
died Sunday In a Richmond hos
pital
The widow Of Robert a Hall
and a native Of Albermarle coun-
ty, she made her home at Perry
Hill in Buckingham county Fun
eral services viii be held at II Al
m Tuesday at Emanuel Episcopal
church, Glenmore, IN Buckingham
county. Burial will be III tie fam
" cemetery at Perry Hill
Mrs. Hall is survived by one
son. Alexander Stuart Hall, III
81 Newport News two daughters
Mrs. Pocahontas Hall Stroud, Of
Lafayette, La. and Mrs. Elizabeth
Hall Pascual. Of Chevy Chase
Md. two brothers. Or w Horsley
CAN'T, Of Baltimore. Md, and Col
4 Henry CAN'T, Of Gloucester one
/ sister. Miss Sally CAN'T, Of Buck
/ ngham county. and three grand
/ children.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-16
Gasoline Taxes
Start Multi million
Thirty-Fifth Year

II was 81 years ago that Virginia
highway users first began paying a
tax on gasollneAa tax under which
vehicle owners now pay about 81
times as much III yearly revenue
as N the first fun year the tax
was IN force.
The Virginia state gasoline tax
first imposed June q, 1923. at a
rate Of three cents a gallon. brought
IN S3.l98,0oo in revenue its first
year The federal tax on gasoline
was not added until 1882.
Now the state tax. at six cents
a gallon. is expected to take in an
estimated $665 million during 1857
while the three-cent federal tax
will swell the total amount collected
within this state to an estimated
1888 million.
These combined taxes on gaso
line, which Virgin d highway users
are now paying to the tune Of 4
million dollars every four days. ado
up to 81 times as much total reve
nue. per year as the orig nal three
cent gas tax, although there arr
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-16
HELP w ANTED

MATTRESSES White Waitress
SEES, over 18 years old. Pleasant
working conditions, good salary
hilsi tips Apply Hotel Weyanoke
Manager, Farmvllle. va. 7-5-4t
WANTED - Two Automobile and
Tl,iek mechanics. no one need APP
plI except experienced In this
fisid Five day work week perma-
nest position, sood working con-
d;lons and Retirement Benefits.
disqualification and Health In
Surance optional also two Road
Construction Foremen with ex-
pesience needed Apply iii person
MI BY letter to u T. Morilag Pur-
ctfasing Agent and Service Man
aga City of Warwick, City Hall,
Warwick, Virginia 7-12-2t
WHITE WOMAN care for ac-
fiwa elderly woman Other help.
Must be dependable. References.
Write Box 1889. Box w b Herald.
FarmVille Virginia. 7-I2-3p
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Summer Safety
Horsepower Play

BE wise with speed
A fool at forty is a fool indeed y
That was the admonition some
200 years ago by English poet Ed
ward Young. And it's still approp-
r.ate. the National Safety Council
observed today
| The motorist who horses around
| with horsepower is showing about
as much common sense as man
who jumps without d parachute
from four-story building, the
| Council said.
/ In fact a speeder who hits a
solid wall at s. mph is Jared by
an impact as great as that Of all
automobile that's hnrtled from i
four-story building.
+ Recent Council statistics S h V
that in 81 per cent of motor vehicle
accidents resulting in death. speed
Ing was a factor. No other single
4 violation occurred 50 often.
Il What is speeding? II can be I'd
40 or so mph. These factors must
be considered: d) condition of the
road; 2 condition of the motor
vehicle. 8 condition OF the driver.
y weather and visibility, and 81
amount and type Of vehicular anc
pedestrian traffic.
Speed kills. said the Council, be.
cause il increases the forces which
IN an accident, turn useful equip
ment-metal and glass into deadls
weapons,
1t takes at least j. feet to, stor
vehicle moving 20 miles an hour
with a fairly alert driver, ordinary
circumstances and good brakes. Al
80 miles an hour, stopping distance
Is increased % 100 feet. At 40 mile,
TIE distance required is l64 feet Al
op miles. 243 feet.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-16
FOR SALE

- -
YOUNG HEREFORD POLLED
BULL entitled to Registration. Or
will exchange for COW II. Y Nor
ton. Mehelrln. T-12-2p
SEWING MACHINES used ma
chimes $l995 up Repair and parts
for all makes. Your Necchi Elna
Dealer. Necni Elna Fabric Shop
lis w 3rd, phone 429l Farmyille
va. 10-23-tf
REMINGTON RAND typewriter
and adding machines No down
payment Sl00 per week South
side Sundry Co. 3-l2-h
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SIX ROOM modern brick home
with large basement pIayroom
and laundry Hampden-Sydney
Road J S. Burger. M Hopkins
street Warwick va. 6-25-tf
-~----~~--- --~-~ r 4 : n q
HOUSE 5 rooms and bath,
screened porch hardwood floors.
Can be seen at Ala Park Avenue
bv appointment Phone 597-J
7-5-8a
49,
FARMALL A TRACTOR 60 Wlth
pillow cultivator. and mower Com
pletely overhauled Cumberland
Farm Service 7-9-4p
BUNGALOW ~ Nice rooms, large
Shady lawn. 5 miles vest on 90
a60 highway 81 800 easy terms "
G. Canada. Agent Peoples Bank
BLDG 7-12-2r
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WHY WORRY about troublesome
skin infection. Try WHO. Grays
Drugs. l2-l5-5@p 'l'
HAY one thousand bales, SOC
heavy clover mixed, 500 grass
mixture Charles A. lBaber How
ardsville "A lo- ~
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-16
Gre en- Bay

Mr.. and MIS- + P. Smith and
son. Pa"l Of Van Nnvs. Calf. ar
rived Wednesday to visit her par
nnts. Mr. and MS, John Craddock
Friday thew with Mrs Craddock
and MIS- w S cheathanl. toured
Jamestown and stayed over to see
THE Common Glory" that night
Mr. and Mrs. W A Martin and
son. Michael. of Bradenton, Fla,
are spending several weeks with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs 0 G Kauff-
man
Nh. and Mrs. Adrian Bruce were
Friday guests Of MS Leila Love
Mrs. c. F Mcfarland and Miss
Betty Mcfarland Of Alexandria.
We've week end guests Of Mrs. r. B.
Wilson Jr.. and MT. and Mrs. T. T.
Nunnally
Mrs. S c wilmoth. Carol and
s c.. Jr.. of Lynchburg, spent Sun
day With Mrs. Wilmoth's father
Jim Collins, and Miss Thelma Col
Inns.
Rev G. c. Looney held revival
services at Jetersyille last week at
the Christian church. The Liberty
church choir sang there Friday
night
Stuart Glenn and daughter Miss
Deems Glenn, Of Richmond. spent
the week end with Mrs. r B Viii
son. Jr.
Mrs G. D Barton is in a Rich
mond hospital
Mr. and Mrs, F. U West were in
Richmond Wednesday
Mrs. Harriet Garrett. of Charlotte
c. H., and Mrs. Marvin Bowling
and children. Of Richmond. were
dinner guests Saturday of Mr.. and
Mrs F, U. West Mr.. Garrett
joined them that evening for q
wiener roast
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-16

Prizes were given for the best
projects in gardening, ON
ground Identification poultry.
and swine. Rosa Lee Brown too;
first place in gardening, Sam
Gray had first place in poltry,
Delma Davenport had first place
in home grounds Identification,
and Erwin Foster took first place
IN swine.
The farm agent. the assistant
farm agent. the vocational agii-
culture instructor of Luther r
Jackson High School and tn
eacher of Sugar Fork Elementary
School furnished transportation
.or the All Clubbcrs and leader
turing h HE community tour Of
projects. r L. Scales, Vocational
agriculture Instructor in Cum =
,erland County was responsible =,
Or Judging and placing the pro-
Gets for prizes
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HowardsvilIe

MI and Mrs George Kerry of
Detroit. Mich. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
&c. S. Giles Tuesday They were
making their annual summer visit
to Virginia, and spent a couple of
nights in Scottsville. They super
vised the marking OF Mrs. Kerry
grandfather's grave in the Scots
vile cemetery. He was 1t Patrick
w. Bruffy, of the 3lst Regiment OF
the Confederate Army
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Ripley and
family. and George Ripley. Of Rich
mond. spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. W t Ripley at Social
Hall
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kitchen
Jr., and children Of Richmond. anc
Mr. and Mrs G. Z. Clements, Jr
and children. Of Alexandria. spent
| Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. c. E
/ Clements.
/ Mr. and MIS-. Garland Burcher
and children, Of Dahlgren, Mi. ane
Mrs. L. T Boggs, Of Buckroe Beacl
spent the week end with the w L
Bun cheers.
| Mr.. and Mrs. 7 B Omohundro
Jr. and daughter, of Richmond
spent the week end with Mr. ant
Mrs. Omohundro at Locust Hill.
4 Mrs. G. B. Londeree has issuet
invitations to a bridal shower a
the home of her daughter, Mrs. vii
Adcock, honoring her granddaugh
ter-in-law, Mrs Harry Wizard Bry
ant, Jr., a recent bride. The shove
Viii BE- July 10 at pm
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-16
Pr aspect

Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Glenn. and
three sons, left Saturday for two
week vacation at Grandview on
Chesapeake Bay They will occupy
the cabin owned by Rev c. o. Kidd.
Of Virginia Beach
Mrs. Nelson Xix. Mrs. w E, Car
son, Mrs. j. F. Alsop. Jr. Mrs.
Lester Nuckles, Miss Bessie Xix
and Mss Emma Garnet Hx left
Sunday for a vacation at Virginia
Beech.
MIS-. Ida Andrews is visiting her
dauohter. MS G. d walker. in
| Charlotte county
Week end guests in the Chick
home we've Mr.: and Mrs j. p Car
.er and Benny nf O~ange Sha Non
Patterson. o. Alfavista. and M
end Mrs. James Vaughan. and chill
dren
Farrars See Son
/ Mr. and Mrs 0 P Farrar spent
4 he weak end in Henderson " e
with thei~ son Claude Edward Far
~ar and lis family
\ Eev and Ms. Phi In Thomas
snent the Fourth in Dahleren.
4 Mrs Jack Marshall has as guests
: sister from California and Mrs
Bess Grnstead Of Richmond.
/ Ms. John Lane and DAUGHTER
pastv. have returned from a trir
70 Tennessee. Miss Annie H.xan is
visiting them
Farrars Visit Parents
4 MI and Mrs. Claude f Farrar
\ and sons. were guests Of his parents
over the week end
MS. A. s Hvd,tck and oh ld~en
/ II P'chmond WIZ be guests in thf
Earra~ home while Col A. s Hv
d~ick in camp al Indiantown Gap
pa
Mrs Scott Reale S visiting rela
tivee in Newport News.
M. and Ms. william Garden ant
Miss JUDY Garden Of Richmond
we've luncheon Guests Of Mr. AM
Mrs. G Carden Sunday.
MS Richard Bradley of New
Work MS. Russell Newsnme. 0
pichmand. and Billy Young. o
Redmond are spending a vacation
with fheir mother Mrs. j Hum
phrev Young
The long drouaht is PLAYING havoc
with lawns gardens and crops il
this vicinity Pastures are ais
showing the need Of moisture
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-16
c L A S S IFI < D S


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STORE. formerly occupied by
Cradles. Elizabeth Burger, Farm
Vile, Va 10-3O-t1
APARTMENT 3 rooms unfur-
ish@d Reasonable. Cali Farmville
G63- Jx 6-2l-tf
APARTMENT a room. furnished
or Iunfurnished. los High Street.
Gait Mrs. J T. Doyne, 9l3-M.
6-25-tf
HOUSE - Nine rooms. all or as
We apartments. 300 Pine st. Call
.4l4-J 628-6tp
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APARTMENT 4 rooms II d
basil unfinished Heat and wa
ten furnished Marshall Burger
Main Street. 7-5-6p
- 4~ -~~t~-~-~-
HOGSE room house, Jackson
Heights. $50 per month, large lot
IL. &c Atkins, Realtor, Municipal
Bldg Farmyille
75-ti
!
APARTMENT 3 rooms and
bath furnished. Also bedroom
3la S. Main street. 7-16-3 80
- -~~--~1~~~~~-
OFFICE SPACE Powhatan
courthouse, ? rooms. insulated
$500 See Robert R. Jones. 1l0a
Mutual Bldg Richmond 10, va
Phone 2-0l4l. SIS At II
~--- ~---s~----- 1872
APARTMENT rooms. 30e
Randolph st Mrs P B. Young
phlane 35l r 7-l6-tt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-16

Opportunity

Due to rapid growth ond ex-
Pansion Me- are seeking two
YQung men between the ages
Of 25-35 No previous saIes
experience necessary
n those Who con quolfy. We
otter not only n Permonent po-
sItipn put one where opportu-
mites ore limited ond meas
ufed by abilitY and initiative
Required 70 trovel 3 counties.
Prince 6dword, Cumberland
ond Buckingham,
CAR FURNISHED
apiy giving full details Of
sdltation and experience. All
eplies held II strict conf
dence
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-16

now only-5.e tin'e% AZ siany vehicles
in the state as there WERE in 1923
The prNsent consbiIed tax rate Of
nine cents g,llqn I'm this state is
equivalent to a, 80, Ter cgut sales
tax" on .sasolire. TIE sse.5 million
Virginia Will eollecs this year in
gasoline FAX al.ne makes an inter-
esting cttnpari'on e'ith the s64-5
million 9pllected I'M total revenue
lrom alt Estate axes Us recently as
| 1914 ;,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-16
NOTICE

= - ~ = = . = = :
LOOK US UP iii ! our yellow
pages. Closed all DAY "Wednesday
vanity Beauty shop. phone $50
Farmyille Va. 6-1l-tf
- = - .
DICK ERSON MOBILE SERVICE
is now being operated BY Pete
Franklin Complete sefvice on All
makes OF cars. 6-2l-tf
ANNUAL MEETING Prince Ed
ward county chapter American
Ped Cross for election Of officers
Public invited FRIDAY July 10,
Basement pf Baptist Church
7-l2-2t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-16
Colored News
l-Hers
Inspect Projects

On jay o. sufar FORK Ala
Club, ofsCumas rlhEd, county, con
Quoted ! tour 4hf agricultural pro
iects casried Nv lily ~ members
The tou, begsl alto q m, with
all members !nG local All Club
leaders present in the vicinity q
Sugar Fork saheof -asad sndad Al
TX p n. at'the .hcnlA of Mrs MARY
M Brown, te1chaf 81 the school
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-16

If cancer had been conquered only
dozen years ago. nearly $500 600
Americans would not have died Of
cancer. Give to the Cancer Crusade
so that the fight against this dis
ease can be carried forward
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-16
Grandchild Spot Fire
Helps Save House

Mrs v g Horslcy and her
granddaughter Fave Wyland. IL.
saved their Warnlinster home from
burning to the ground Wednesday
morning by throwing buckets Of
water on IT until help from nigh
bors arrived and Elwood Ragland
assisted with a fire extineuisher.
Buckingham county volunteer fire.
men answered the alarm but The
tire Was under control before they
arrived
Faye awoke and called to her
grandmother that she S IA elk d
smoke They found fire III the
bedroom ceiling The Whole room
and all Of Mrs Horsleyfs clothes
We're ruined or damaged by the
smoke water and fire The loss is
covered by insurance
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-16
WANTED


WANTED so PIANOS; Turn your
oianps into cash d scount New
nd Used Furniture Co. phone
1888 5-l4-tf
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Post Office Box $50
FARMvILLE, VA.
What's Free9


This sp 4 is offered without
charge by Tie Herald to anyone
VINO wishes to give something
way Free" 2-l If
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-16

Besides hcfng unsafe Hack rab
bit7 DRIVING, laae jumping and sud
den accelerating. can burn as much
as 30 per cent more gasoline
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-16

-4ReDl,
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-15
highIgllis at
Center Stage

Center Stage Is spotlishtins
Lincoln hi school Camden. and an
unusual combe from Shreye-
port. Louisiana.
There viii be two Greyhound
bus loads plus ears from Cam
den with Miss Lillian Dunning,
and Tyree Webster In charge.
Some Of the talent VIII be from
a project Of the younsmens busi-
ness and professional organiza-
ton, and other talent from Lin
col hi. accompanied BY the presi-
dent of Center Stage club.
Two Lincoln hi students viii
assist Roberta Whitfield, the
Spinarette. spin your favorite rec
ords. York Wilburn and the
Thrillers viii be there TO help
make your afternoon an enjoy
able one along with this unusual
Louisiana combo. PLEASE LOOK
In ON US FROM I 10 . p. m.
Over Channel 7. KATY. You
won't be sorry. Charles Bussey.
your host
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-15
NINA Prexy Urges
SaIk Shot Now

Members OF the National Med
zeal Association are helping the
March OF Dimes to finish the Job
of defeating polio.' stated DIR. I.
II. M. Howard. president Of the
National Medical Association. AT
the mid-winter meeting Of the
MAS executive committee OF
the Board Of Trustees. the ply
sicians expressed their willingness
TO participate In a national pro-
gram to vaccinate the So million
people under forty years of age
who have not yet received any
vaccination before the 1857 polio
season.
The 5000 members Of the Ma
tional Medical Association. DIR.
Howard aid. -are urging all
people 70 get their salk polio
vaccine In the offices Of their
physicians. Some 100000 adults
and children already have start
ed the recommended three shot
series"
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-15

A,aons In. eitvsx foremoxt civic
- - rhr,.,,.n rr,,.sd.ts
4. a.. o.-.v,,A. put,.dse who
:. . m.nh., A. ths Ant Zion
ss....s H. r,art -,,sh m. mi.
s s.a.s 80 !. Ca r...h,,,
a. ~. h.. wo,Ssa urtirsn,iv
In a.. v,arsn.. cr,,,snson
a. 1890.
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-15

GOOD INsURANCE-eeets % IT.
tie. yet means 20 much. secur-
ity STATE Fire Insurance protects
yea with The following cover
ages: Fire, windstorm, hall. fall
in9 aircraft. yehieles. meke
dsnages. explosion. MAKE sure
ali yeur properly b insured D.
gainet III sesioss hazards. IN
surs wi1h ths snly celered q
! gent b TIE state represeneang
The Security State. EDWAkD
McFARLING, Sweet Home. =.
o. Bsx 50. Phsne n s-3936.
March Is, e, q. 81 81
Fer . geel hsme. stop 81 To-
CAMS PLACE ssi Gripha Street.
Hot Springs. Phene: Se2ee
s:e,1s.11 81 -
Read The Press
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-15
Film Of Holy Land
To Be Presented

Miss L c barrow. instructor Of
Philander Smith college. will pre-
sent a film Of the Holy Land
March II at p. m. at Allison
Presbyterian church 9th and
Gaines streets Miss Barrow has
made several visits to the Holy
Land. where she compiled inter-
esting information ON film 10 be
shared with her fellow citizens
here and else where In America.
The presentation Is sponsored
by the department Of women's
Work. Miss rravye Hentrel.
president The public Ii invited
TO hear and see this great teacher
a. ne narrates her experiences.
Feel free TO ask questions of In
formation. Rev. J. =. Henderson.
pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-15

ONE HUNDRED PERCENT-Ihe
St John AME church. Rev. R. L.
Lilly. pastor. reports that the
ueeond quarterly conference clos
ed last Monday evening with DR..
w. II. Hunter In charge. Every
department reported 100 per cent.
The church and pastor were CON-
plimented highly for the manner
In which this was conducted.
On March II. the church VIII
open q revival meet for ten
nights. II will be conducted by
Evangelist Z. r. Hooks. Chicago.
one Of the greatest evangeiists
In the AME church. The public
Ii cordially invited. Mrs. Marie
Bridges. cureh reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-15

weaver httf hdiu TIC ives
h said be would appear before
q, House Civil Rights subcom-
uittee. He said he had no far-
TIER definite plans but would not
return 70 Birmingham.
Rev. y. L. shuttissworth and
mis- wife entered the Birmingham
Terminal Station under police
escort after they were twice
blocked by hoodluma
virtually surrounded By police.
Rev. and Mrs Shuttlesworth
were 10 the waiting room for
over end hour before boarding
. New York-bound passenger
train. They said they had bought
tickets for Atlanta
More than q score Of uniformed
Officers swarmcd Into the station
and guarded IT, approaches. pre-
vsntins any disorder In the I'M
mediate vicinity.
Amer TIE Ghuttlssworths were
Anside In station. police ordered
swsy . crowd Of white men. In
eindins n z chambliss. former
city smpicys who said he repre-
suntsd he Ku K1ux Khan.
Rolkcs also ordered Negroes
40 cams 10 The ticket windows
bstvssn ~ Whit and Negro
epsfinns back into the Negro
waiting roam unless they were
0hws 10 buy tiekstA
New. ahuttlesworth led mass
vtnantions a Birminsham's bus
Aungresntton lAws By n Negroes
psesmber - Ths Negroes havs
arhpd Q federal court ruling tina
- ordinance h unconstitutionAi
- n injunetioo rssersinins 20
- frsn enforcing aggregation
- the city 6usoa
he alD = pessidsnt of Tie Ala
hma Chr1stian Movsmsnt Sua
0nmsn niohlA . pro-intsgFation
eeunnlssHan fDrulsd shortly aftss
settvisiss = - Nstisaai Asso-
siation for ths Advsnesmsat Of
Caaored People were outlswsd IN
Alnbsma-
NV. Shuttissworth announced
=. sdvsncs Int hs planned 10
es6upy . est b the white wait
~ nom. Wiki b designated for
!ahtssBtats end whits passenger"
psuoss had bssn barred In the
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-15
NALc Auxiliary
IN Campaign

The auxiliary Of the National
Association Of Letter Carriers Is
In the midst of their membership
campaign. For the regular month
ly meeting 10 be held Tuesday
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jasper Davis. 1877 West 10th st..
the program committee will pre-
sent an interesting program. Mrs.
T. S. Gravelly. will deliver the
inspirational address. and other
features will be presented Each
member Is urged 10 come out
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-15
White Man Stoned
In Alabama Who
Sat with Negroes

Down in BIImineham Alabama white hoodIums attacked
. white man who sat beside Rev and Mrs T. l. shutues
worth Negroes waiting designated Tor whites Al
railroad station last Wednesday The white man was Lamar
Weaver steeorer escaped in his In shower OF heavy
se windoxx Of his car we're and he struck
IN the face with suitcase
Weaver later was charged with reckless driving.
4 left aecelerang my speed because mob OF about oo
uersons was attempting either kill me or cause bodily
h. he testified at Recorders Court trial He was fined
S25 =.
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-15
Tampa Paper Dep|ores Talk Of Banning Naacp

TAMPA. Fia-The HAAcP
should not be eutiswed IN Flsri-
do. the Tampa Morning Tribune
has declared editorially.
The HAAcP IN Florida cur
rently Is being investigated BY a
state legislative COMMITTEES. and
The Tribune editorial points out
that in the aftermath Of the
first sessions We hear talk a
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-15
MRS. WARD

MISSIONARY PROGRAMMES
womens Association Consolidated
young people of Union District
will end Its 22nd Annual week
Of prayer and gifts 10 Missions
in a special program Sunday.
March II. at Macedonia Baptist
church srd and Bender at 3 p. m.
The mission board welcomes
each and everyone TO come and
be inspired as christians In this
program. Of which Mrs. Terry p.
Ward Is director.
Barbara Bown. president. Sher-
man Anderson speaker Of eonsis-
tency.
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-15

gain Of ioutlayins' the NAAcP."
@This Is a patiently repressive
proposal Of dubious constitution
atty, and the Legislature should
discard any such idea the news
paper asserts. 1T does violence
10 the democratic concept that