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Nine Month Old
lnfcnf Aeeidently.
SfrongIes To Deofh

Little Alfred L. Lewis, 9-month-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
L. Lewis. $50 Carroll, St. Paul,
was buried from Brooks Funeral
Home Tuesday morning with the
Rev. John Brandes officiating.
Alfred, a twin, was found dead
in his crib Saturday evening at
7:15 from what appeared to be
suffocation. The lads father,
Joseph, a technical writer for
UNTvAC, applied artificial res
piration and the police rescue
squad worked over the boy for al
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Senator Paul DougIos
UrQes CONGRESS .

Continued from Page -
South. the Chief Executive replied
well. no.
Douglas said he remembered
this very windy because at thai
very moment he was on the Sen
ate floor speaking in behalf Of
Part III. When the news dispatch
was brought 10 the Senate flool
and the Presidents position made
public he felt that the rug had
been pulled out from under me"
Il say these things about the
President" concluded Dougla
mot AZ a Democrat but as an
American, because they are true
and because they need TO be rec
ognlzed"
Three 'Musts" For School Mixing
A number Of civil rights legiala.
tion including bills introduced by
Reps Dawson. Diggs and Powell
are now pending before the House
committee. Douglas stressed the
need OF favorable action on some
Of these measures 80 that Congress
might assert It's obligation 10 put
the nation once more on the path
toward obedience 10 law and re-
spect for the great moral judg-
ment reflected by the 14th Amend
ment's equal protection guarantee.
Douglas offered three specific
points which the Legislative and
Executive branches must do TO
bring about the orderly desegrega-
tion Of the public schools:
/, Declare and accept Federal
legal and moral responsibility for
lmplementing the constitutional re-
quirement OF desegregation.
2. Provide vitally-needed federal
technical and financial assistance
and federal leadership TO states
and local communities whose
schools are sim segregated.
3. Provide federal legal assist
ance where private parties are I'M
able 10 vindicate the constitutional
rights Of children and others.
"The Constitution is the SUI
preme law OF Their land" he empha-
sized, "and this nation cannot and
must not tolerate It's disobedience.
No citizen OF this great federation
can put himself above the law"
CeIler mentioned his bill Of 1867,
which became law in the last ses-
sion OF Congress. as a landmark
In the fight for adequate civil
rights legislation" But he adj
mitted that I'VE cannot stop
there.
Rep. Kenneth b, Heating (R.,
N.Y., ranking minority member
u the committee, agreed that the
passage OF a civil rights bill in
The last session OF congress as "a
stride in the right direction" but
The goal has not been achieved
I'VE cannot allow ourselves TO
rest on our oars, but must push
forward ever alert to the needs OF
citizens everywhere"
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DEATH CLAIMS FATHER OF
LITTLE ROCK PUBLISHER

Memphis. June 26-Last rites
for the Rev, NJ, B. Bates, 7e-year-
old Baptist clergyman, will be
held here, Sunday, June 20. The
clergyman. father Of L. c. Bates.
publisher OF the Arkansas state
Press, died in a Little Rock hos
pitsl on June "a after a prolonged
illness.
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Wilkins & D0wson

I -
an effort 10 restore the provisions
Of that section. Representative
Emanuel Celler ID. N.Y. intro
duced new House bills In support
Of which Mr.. wilkins testified to-
day.
Restoration Of Part III Is need
ed" the NAACP leader told the
committee, in protecting many
other rights beside the right TO
an education in public schools that
are open to all children without
regard 10 race. Mississippi stin en-
forces racial segregation in the
waiting rooms at railway stations.
Florida continues to bar colored
citizens from public parks"
The new measure would not only
restore Part III but would also
authorize the federal government
10 provide aids and technical adj
vice to communities wishing to
comply with the Supreme Courts
anti-segregation ruling. Under pro-
visions Of this bill, the assistance
Of experts who had succeeded in
desegregating schools in their re-
spective communities would be
made available TO communities in
itiating desegregation plans.
Grants to areas that need fin
ancial assistance for more efficient
operation OF schools that are de-
segregated also are a worthwhile
investment in the future Of our
country" Mr.. wilkins said. This
and other types Of assistance would
be possible under the proposed
law, he added
Other Rights Laws Needed
In addition TO restoration of
Part III, other civil rights legisla-
ton is still needed. the NAACP
spokesman asserted. He called for
laws TO curb the bomb terror, TO
assure equality Of job opportunity.
to withhold federal funds from Jim
Crow institutions and facilities.
He reminded the congressman
that in the nine months after en-
actment Of the Civil Rights Act
of 1857 mot a single case (of
denial of the right TO vote) has
been taken to court by the De-
partment Of Justice"
IF thousands Of colored citizens
in Mississippi and Alabama are
denied the right to participate in
the fall election there will be blame
enough to go around. Part of the
blame win fall upon the Attorney
General because he has failed TO
act. Part of II will fall upon the
members of Congress, especially
in the Senate, who have permitted
obstructionists to smother the con-
Of the new assistant at
torney general who heads the civil
rights division of the Department
Of Justice" Mr.. wilkins told the
committee members.
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PuGRIM REST BAPTIST

A short, beautiful worship hour
was conducted by the missionary
women Sunday, June 20.
Rev. ]. Jackson's subject was
The Spirit Given An Individuap'.
Scripture reference was 1884 John.
He emphasized the fact that God
speaks to a man first before man
can speak for God. Our missionary
duty is to help the Gospel reach
the four corners OF the earth.
Twelve children united with the
church through the Bible School.
Testimonial service was held at the
evening hour.
Let us visit the sick and shut
ms.
Thought for the day, came not
to call the righteous but sinners to
repentance, Luke 5, 80.
Mrs. j. Armstrong, reporter.
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the Minnesota State department
OF Welfare, lit University Ave.
Marva Ann was a 1857 debutant
was crowned Miss Cameo" Of
1858, past treasurer Of the Youth
Council for the NAACP, a mem.
Der Of the Halle Q. Brown House
and YWCA. To continue her edu-
cation in the field Of business Ad-
ministration is her main objective
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-07-04

John and Harriet Thomas Of
Geneva Switzerland arrived In
Minneapolis Wednesday TO visit
relatives and friends.
Mr. Thomas is an international
Relief Organization Official.
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Boyd, 99s Rondo
Ave was a June
graduate Of Cen
trail High School,
ST. Paul Marva
Ann IL now en-
ployed az secre
tary 10 Mr.. Her
bert Holback in
the Administra-
a -
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voe0fion Bible
School Opens

Mrs. wreatha q. Maxwell has
announced the opening Of another
Vacation Bible School at st. Pet
ers AME church on Monday July
7. thru the nth. The church Is To-
Gated on the corner Of Al 81. and
Fourth Az. 30.
Children Of all faiths and de-
nominations are welcome 10 at
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You always know where this
paper stands on the important
issues OF the day.
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ST. PAUL CENTRAL HIGH
GRADUATE

Marva Ann (Dimples) Boyd,
daughter Of Mrs. Beatrice Boyd
Bailey. 1877 Iglehart and Rufus
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CHURCH
NEWS

Visitors are always welcome at
New Hope Baptist Church. Mrs.
Virginia Frazier, Reporter.
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You can tell the world your
needs In this papers classified
section.
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The frontiersman., 1958-08-21

a national emergency, a right he already is able to exercise in all the 48 states.
 Alaskans lose no privileges, no State laws or liberties are lost through this measure in Proposi- ton No- 3. Civil law will always be in effect and there could never be a separation of Alaska The reaffirmation of the Presidential privilege to make provisions for national defense. as stated in Proposition No. 3, is generally considered to be an unnecessary item but Congress saw fit to in- clude it. It is considered unneces- NH sary because the President of the United States has always had this right in all states.
The frontiersman., 1958-08-21
Nurses Seeking
 Nursery Equipment

Members of the local AIaska Nurses Association are seeking the loan of cribs, high chairs car beds on bassinets, and play pens for use in their Nursery which they will operate on Aug ust 80, 3l, and September \ at the Matanuska Valley Fair Any, one having such items which they would loan to the nurses is ask cd to contact Mrs Merritt Long at PI-2425.
 The nursery will be located in the front section of the fairgrounds and operated from noon until 6
The frontiersman., 1958-08-21
Interesting Display Planned by BLM
 During Valley Fair

Interesting displays will again this year be shown in the Bureau of Land Management log cabin located on the south end of the fairgrounds. Personnel this week are preparing the building for dis plays that in past years have att tracted the interest of thousands of fair goers. Included in the displays will be fire fighting equipment, maps pertaining to the varied RLM programs, and timber samples.
 The display will be staffed by Bureau personnel.
The frontiersman., 1958-08-21
SPECIAL OBSERVANCE PLANNED AT
 ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S

The Rev. Malcolm Miner of Anchorage will visit in Palmer On August "A to celebrate the Holy Euchrist observance of the feast of St. Bartholomew, patron saint of St. Bartholomew's Epis- copal Church. The service will begin at II a.m., following which the annual parish picnic will be held at Anderson Lake.
 All local and visiting members of the Episcopal church are cor dially invited to attend the ser vice.
The frontiersman., 1958-08-21

pm rne last three days of the fair Two registered nurses will be pr duty at all times, assisted by volunteer members of the lo- caI Rainbow for Girls assembly,
 All children, up to three years of age, may be left in the care of the nurses A charge of 50 cents per hour will be made for one child, plus 25 cents per hour for each additional child of the same family.
The frontiersman., 1958-08-21
STATE E:HIOOD FACT SHEET
Prepared for inc Statehood
 Committee
 By Bob Kederick

three propositions
 Affirmative votes or all three propositions of the Alaska State hood referendum are required in order for Alaska to fulfill the pro- visions of the Statehood Act.
 Majority votes are required on all three propositions.
 If only one Or two propositions pass and " third fails to receive majority vote, the Statehood Act is voided and Alaska has no further opportunity to vote on Statehood.
 The three propositions, while they are Worded differently, basil cally all can De boiled down to one principal question: ARE YOU IN FAVOR OF THE PRESENT TERRITORY OF ALASKA BE- COMING A STATE?
 The three propositions are
 l. Shall Alaska immediately be admitted into the Union as a State?
 2. The boundaries of the State of Alaska shall be as prescribed in the Act of Congress approved July f, l958, and all claims of this State to any areas of land or sea outside the boundaries so pre- scribed are hereby irrevocably relinquished to the United States.
 3. All provisions of the Act of Congress approved July \, 1858, reseWing rights or powers to the United States, as well as those prescribing the terms or condi tions of the grants of lands or other property therein made to the State of Alaska, are consent ed to fully by said State and its people
 What do the three propositions mean?
 No simply asks the voter if ne fayors Statehood.
 No. 2 sets out that the boundar ies of the State of Alaska shall be exactly as they are now for the Territory of Alaska with no changes,
 No. } merely reaffirms the right of the President of the Un- tied States to make certain milit- ary withdrawals in the event of
The frontiersman., 1958-08-21

Of the 28 per cent of fatal traf- fic accidents in which an "ob- struction of vieW' was a factor, one third was caused by an ob- struction of trees, bushes or 'rrODS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08

MCLEAN AREA--Liv. rm. -din. rm.
comb: with, : hedrms., bath and
W. cHxRTERs, NC. Brokers. III.
S az a.; sun. a anSSa1anttsr q pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08

GLASSbIAN0R - Everything cooi''
semidet. brick home. newly re-
decorated; liv. rm.; dining area;
modern kit; 3 bedrms.. bath: full
bsInt. with exit; fenced yard: gas
heat; unbelievably priced at S12,-
509. easy terms, Call, weekdays
co. III S-31O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08

RAMBLER WITH GARAGE-AIi-
brk., immac. 3-bedrm. rambler;
Ice. liv-din. rm., 12x12 heated
and glassed rear porch; full bsmt
with semirec Tm.. full bath, gar /;
/ blk. to bus and school: excel.
lot with shade trees; FLA APP
P.r,sdisSal. $4,000, a. Y, KEss-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

NEW BRICK RAMBLER. liy.. rm,.
an IN, I'm e., EQUIP; kit SsdEms :
Located in quite conv. section Of
Cherrydale. Walking distance OF 8
public schools: S19,950. 2152 N.
Quebec st.. Arl.. Va. Enter Quebec
ST. off Lee hwy. between Amoco
sta and Progressive cleaners. Call
owner. KE. R-9e3O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08

SILVER SPRING, close-in, excel.
residential area-Brick Cape Cod,
beautiful corner lot, large Nv, rm.,
firepl., sep. din. rm., large
screened porch, 2 huge bedrms.,
basement, detached garage, S1S,-
$50. Call F. w. BERENS SALES
INC, JU. 7-77O0 It'll Q pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08

HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Near st.
Barnard School; 4-bedrm., 2 bath,
brick home; full bsmt.; scr. side
porch: value packed at Sl5,260;
FILA or conventional terms. w. r.
HUGHES co: APP T-I400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08

\ brIss .Sislsv. with IsSI tsd
bath; dishwasher and disposal:
wooded rear yard: lot 7Ox1 40:
swimming pool membership avail,
assume 4hss 0I loan: fully air
sons g,aitis Wv ssarpSEins' s2l'ooO'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08

s. ARL.-Detach. 2-bedrm. mason
airy Colonial, complete kit; tree
Columbia Pike: 81 Z, 500 with 5000
On. q. y. LANIER' Broker IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

COME on y'all! All brick, only
S16,25O. 5000 down FLA: 3-bed-
rm. Cape Cod, close In, ideal loca-
ton for trans, schools. and shop
Wilson blvd. to N. DinWiddy st..
left tor open house.
Only $500 down FHA, STANDING
proudly on q hill like q wild
sooed by some lucky couple: total
price only Sl1,95O. First time
offer. JOHN M. ANDERSON, Real
Estate. IA. S-62l4. ia. 7-6106.
$400 DOWN-$76 MO.
S1l.500
z Corners, 2-bedrm. rambler with
bsmt. Immaculate inside and out.
Huge living room; double size
kitchen with table space. Large
closet, Just to see It is 10 want
it--don't delay for this bargain
Of your life, Unlikely REALTY,
IA. 7-0260, IA. 10000.
ANNANDALE AREA
3-bedroom rambler with CLASSICAL
ousied Florida room. House Is
lot. Selling for less than the FHA
appraisal Of $15,75O, listing 16l-H
AL BAKER a. SON, INC.
REALTY BROKERS
ANNANDALE OFFICE, CT. 6-4610
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08

i-BEDROOM BRICK Cape Cod. near
the Ascht CO. IN Arlington; very
REALTY. JE. 2-3llO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
MORE
FOR YOUR MONEY

New brick rambler in KensiuRton
area near school and pool; sepa-
rate din, rm.. modern kitchen, full
basement, Why wait for higher
-prices9 S17,950.
james c. Conley & Co.
1901 Woodmont Ave. OIL. 4-6s33
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
MONEY TO LOAN

HOME OWNERS-RaisG
cash, consolidate bills. reduce mo,
payments BY refinancing youi
home; licensed eonsultant; no adv,
YEA c or 9sSe IA seE vnSso, NO
AUTO LOANS, cars or trucks. IN
10 minutes whether its paid fol
or not. HERSON'G, Sth and q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

WANT To RENT A BUILDING
With As 10 so rooms, south Of
Florida ave. in northwest section?
Call MR.. POWELL HO 2-R7fi7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-08
ONE 10 GROW ON
WORTH THE MONEY
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ANDREWS AREA-OwNER; 3-bed-
rm rambler, tiled bsmt.. S13,5O0,
quick poss. WA. $4,000.
ANDREWS-CENSUS AREA = Mod
81 500 down, assume 4lass GI
loan. 1901 Slst ave, N. Forest
vile. RE. 6-396s.
BELTSVILLE-l acre; 6-rm. stone
bungalow; 2-car garage; $4,000.
WINSTON c. CLAY. WA. 7-422s.
cEILLUM1Brick semldetaehsd. ia
powder rm,, full bsmt.; 5000 down.
FHA; Sl4,500. 10. 5-36SS. SUB
URBAN PROPERTIES, Mgt.
COLLEGE PARK AREA--Sparkling
3-bedroom brick rambler with full
bsmt,: fenced, level lot with patio;
property in spotless eond.. priced
at S13.950 with 81 900 down and
$76 per mo. Call It'll o pm, WA.
$4,000. ROBERT 8. DAVIS a CO.,
INC.
COLLEGE PARK-Modern 3-bedrm.
brick rambler with lovely COM
pleted rec. rn., screened porch;
mo. HUGH SdA 4 PECK PEG He. 4 4os4 Sso
COLLEGE PARK HOLLYWOOD =
Open today, 1-6, b116 Mangum
I'd. 3-bedrm. brick bungalow; ige.
scr. porch, full bsmt. $3.50 dn.
FLA; WINSTON C. CLAY, WA.
COLLEGE PK.-3-bedrm. brk. with
sep. din. rm,, full bsmt., storm
windows and doors, fenced level
I'd. PARAMOUNT REALTY, WE.
5-5422. WA. 1890.
COLLEGE PARK : IT'S a steal
3 bedrms.; Tyr brick: firepl.; full
bsmt., air conds.; corner lot,
Anchor fenced, paved St. S14, 300.
RlDGWAY REALTY, WE. 5-5275,
or TO. 9-5924.
COLLEGE PARK AREA-Spafkling
3-bedrm rambler style. Lge.,
EQUIP, kit. din. nm, bright lily.
rL1,. full bath; on nice level lot:
/. MUNDY, UN. $4,000,
COLLEGE PARK AREA-Charming
3-bedrm. frame Cape Cod. with
room for 4th bedrm.: tiptop con-
dition and many extras added;
conV. to IT. Meade and University
Of Md S12,950. Assume CT 4IaGs
loan. PRINCE GEORGES PROP
ERTIES, AP. 7-7774.
COLLEGE PARK; schools and every
thing: $500 WILL HANDLE-3-
bedrm. brick Colonial: liv. rm.,
FILA Of $4,000. RIGGS q CO..
Ma S-1277 or Mr.. offutt Po.
EAST PINES = Special, 3-bedFn1
with unfln. 4th, Large Corner
lot. Assume CT loan Only 81 900
down. Monthly payments less
than rent, SPARKS REALTORS
Mr.. Barrington, DU. 7-2995 or
La. 6-4437.
FOREST HEIGHTS-Modern Lus-
iron home, all-steel construction,
hreproof minimum upkeep, beau
tifully handicapped; close to schools,
trsnsp:. shopping: 2 large bed
see ste this sys unusual sId h eT to sRprsei-
7-772s. NEW OMB-J ONE
REALTY. INC. 10. 10000: 10.
2-7666
GLASSMAN0R - Everything COOP
semidet. brick home. newly re-
decorated; iiv. rm.;; dining area;
modern kit: 3 bedrms.: bath: full
bsII1t. with exit: fenced yard; gas
heat; unbelievably priced at S12,-
300, easy terms Call, weekdays
only, 9-6 RALPH d. KAISER &
CO., JU. $4,000.
KENTLAND-Mod. 2-bedrm. home,
full bsmt., nice lot; only S10,5OO,
paymts. less than rent. SP. 81
5441
LEWISDALE-Det. brick rambler:
hy. rm .-dining area: modern kit,
garbage. disposal; 3 bedrms.. full
bsmt.: fenced yard. Seller will re-
decorate; extras incl. air condi-
toner, storm windows; FLA, 5000
down.. 500 mo. Priced at $4,000.
Weekdays only, 90, RALPH d.
KAISER q CO., ~. $500.
RIGGS RD., / mi. D. Of Md
Immae. S1S,100, terms. 3-bedrm.
brick rambler, full-size din. rm.,
bsmt., carport; ige. lot: ranch-type
fence. Shown by anpt. HE. A.
$500. les, HA. 2-S2eI. W. w.
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TARA AREA. S20, 96O--0No steps,

in this spacious S-bedrm., sil;
P PSA 5sDOi''' li iailra'Hs FAMILY FAMILY
eG1ipped kitchen PLUS cLoTHEs
WASHER AND DRIER; nice trees
Beautifully handicapped lot with
patio and fenced rear yardI See
this one today surel Call METZ
LER, ia. 5-7675 It'll o pm.
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CLOsE-IN SILVER SPRING-cus-
tom-srade 3-bedrm, 1h-hath hrk.
Cape Cod In new-house cond. Full
bsmt.. lge. din. rm,. very desirable
level lot mr. bus Priced for i'm
TNS5ER 4 CO. q. IN e-4h4i ~
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HANDYMAN SPECIAL You'll
quickly see the ADVANTAGES In this
property. income possibilities: 10
rms baths, = bsmts.: s-eere
low price Of S14,950. LYNN REAL
IL. KE. S-6696.
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KENTLAND--Mod. 2-bedrm. home,
full bsmt., nice lot; only $4,000,
paymts. less than rent. SP. Be-
5441
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sUITLAND-si0.a5O; new 3-bedrm.
brick rambler with full bsmt, y
baths; immediate occupancy; walk
ing distance OF new high schools,
busline snd shoppinEi terms ,,p as
CESS. RE. B-52OO I'll 5 pm.