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EN EVERY EVENING I'll 3 iP.M.
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THACKER MOTORS

tory air-cond.. every extra, full
power; 5000 miles, trade and
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CHEVROLET '54 Bel Air hardtop;
powergllde. r. and h.; beautiful
2-tone blue-and-white fniah. runs
like new. Full price, 1898.
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AVIATION

WANTED-Air coupe or similar
light plane. Please leave name
and phone number, ewes, at EN-.
S-0562: DAYS, 10. 4-S246
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BUICK $50 hardtop: beautiful white
and black with custom interior;
fully equipped; +. and h., dyna.,
Wv. tires, back-up lights. etc.
Very clean, thoroughly recondi-
toned: Sl,597. Your Buick Deal
er, EMERSON & ORME, 1896 Wis
consin ave, at Western ave, EN-.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

ANGLIA, Consul. Project: English
Ford line sales and serv MOORE
GREAR MOTORS. 400 Conn
ave, EN- 2-5500
ANGLIA 1858; equipped: 81 ,495:
JEG ENGLISH FORD 1884 Pa
ave Sc, Ii A-230O
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18th and R. !. Ave. NE, La. $3.50
FORD '5S Custom 300" club Sc
Dan; conservative black, set of
VS. engine, auto. transmission, r.
and h.; very low mileage, show
room condition; S2,245, terms;
CCC warranty
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ANGLIA


English Ford Line
CLIFFORD MOTORS IA b-a223
AUSTIN-HEALEY 1858: excellent
condition; extras; S1,T50. JE. s.
O03l after $3.50 pm.
AUSTIN-HEALEY '55 % to choose
troml red or black; take your
pick; S1,795.
Continental Motors, Ltd.
l4el r. l. Ave NE. CO. 5-S122
BoRGwARD 80 sta. wagons (2 to
choose FROM. equip; SI.995.
Continental Motors, Ltd.
1401 R / Ave. NE. CO. 5-s122
BORGwARD 2-door sedan: 2-tone
green heater, undereoating; ST.
Continental Motors, Ltd.
l40I r. I. Ave. NE. CO. 5-sI22
BORGwARDS. waeons, sedans,
eoupes: all colorS and equipment;
on display; starting ct S2,495.
Continental Motors, Ltd.
1901 r. l. Ave. NE. co. b-SI22
BUICK SO SUPER 4-door sedan:
oyna-. 7. and H.. Wv. tires,
power steering and brakes. set
black finish; S1,595, secs down.
ROYAL CHRYSLER, INC.
1901 R. I. AVE. WA. 7-7O00
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LINCOLN 1858 Capri; black AZ
terror, black and red leather In
terror. Power steer. brakes and q
way. seat white walls. In excel.
cond, 5000 cash. Call OWNER,
Po $4,000, Rockville, Nd.
MERCEDES ~ ESQ" sedan: very
and q. si'ss7' JACK FRY iAth
$50" sedan: % mi
Per gall99ns sale or Wv trade IN.
'55 Montclair hardtop:
tull power, auto, windowB. beant.
piue and white nm; very snappy
trade. Low down payt. upon an.
proved credit. tx. s-S6es. . ri Z
MERCURY 1885 phaeton MontclaiT;
BLACK. 7. and h., Mercomatie, fun
5000, Can OWNER. u. s-s5icss
MERCURY 1876 2-dr. club coupe; =.
and h.; beautiful jet-black finish;
only S905.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ca. Ave. ia. 9-280O-2aO4
MERCURY '55 hardtop coupe;
tres ire a nice O eoGd I U sRS r sl6Ss
HILL & SANDERS
Oldest Ford Dealer
lll4 Vermont Ave. NV. AID. 4-4300
MERCURY 1851 sedan: black, looks
good to us. We have Just over
hauled the transmission. This car
Is now ready to roll. We believe
EMERSON a oRME. Ssss VISION soon.
sin ave. NV, at Western ave.
"a hit: r. and h.,
auto; transm.; 2-tene, repossessed.
oRRIsoN MOTORS, s0l ". Broad
ST., Falls Church, Va.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

FAIRFAX COUNTY-sO.O 0O so n
with 250-ft. frontage, on two
Paved rds.; priced. for immed. sale
5rokers' Corporation invited. Call
n. g-0197. JOHN HILL CARTER,
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TRIANGLE EOpI

FORD SO Custom 90" Ranch
Wagon with Fordomatic; 2-tone
nnish; AL condition; extra clean;
Sl,46b; written guarantee,
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

BAY COTTAGE, sleeps $40: GOOD
boating, fishing, swimming: reas,
AP. 7.9356, WA. 7-92SS.
COLONIAL BEACH = Beach-froni
cottage and Diet. units; clean. elec
Kit. hot water. pvt. pier, fish, crab
swim. lee. play area, safe for chill
dren, co. 5-0611. Mon. Thurs. ewes
MASON BEACH, Deale, Md.-Cot-
tage for rent. S-27 through g~i9.
S45 per wk. Call UN. 7-2054.
WELL FURNISHED, modern home;
5 bedrooms and 3 baths. 25 miles
D. c, line, near Beverly Beach
Private beach. boat house. bath
house and pier. on acres Of land
Must be seen to be appreciated
VIII lease one or two years to re-
sponsible tenant. Call University
1852, toll.
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AUTOMOBILES For SALE

CADILLAC 1881 4-doof: 50, OOl
miles Q wire wheels: 1915. wa
6-l600
CADILLAC 1873 Sedan de Vile. etrik
ing goddess sold and white: loadel
with extras; special. 5000.
Suburban Cadillac-O Co
RRApLEY SHOPPING CENTER
5PEN VERY VI EVENING I'll 3 P.M
CHEW. 1884 2-door: Z. and~h,; Tx
new: $1,000 miles. Bank will An
$f7b. ORRISON MOTORS. 20,
w. Broad St. Falls Church, Va.
CHEVROLET '54 Bel Air hardtop
powergllde. 7. and h.; beautiful
2-tone blue and-white fnish: run
IKE new. Fun price, $685..
ROYAL MOTORS, INC
4l00 Ga. Ave. ia. 9-28OO-2gO4
CHEVROLET 1858 Impala convert.
iple; lease with option 10 pur-
chase: $3.50 per month
Royal Auto Leasing, Inc
1901 r. I. ave WA z-777(
CHEy. '54 sedan: dark sreen
equipped with powerglide, radio
heater. seat covers. ETC.; clean In.
side and out thoroughly recon.
ditionedi only $1.097. EMERSON
vo r W,,t Ease ~ wii s% s.s Aye
CHEW. '54 Bel Air 4-door, power
glide, 7. and h.; today's special
THACKER MOTORS
18th and r. I. Ave. ME- Ia 0-663f
CHEVROLET 1897 4-dr- VS.. now.
erglide, r. and h.: beautiful tur.
quoise- and-fvory finish; in immac
cond. throughout. Full price
81 ,696.
ROVAT. M0T0RC TNH
~ 1EAA 4EAO4 Nf1SN, 44NO.
4lOO "a. ave. IA. 9-29O0-29O4
CHEW, '55 2-door sedan: n and n
s : q, /. covers covers. . low NIL blue anc
pNWAT 1 r;rSp eyv; Hh 1I ooT Thir
w 1 AZ yin 40LGtV, 1NN.
1901 X. I. AVE. WA. 7-700(
CHEV. 1873 Impala convert. !: snow.
crest white, pS, r, and n. Wv
tires, Continental wheel. 230-h. D.
OWNER: sacrifice. S2,95O; orig
s4.l10: NE. 6-1l31 mornlngs
CHEVROLET '57 "21O' 2-dr.: light
blue, r. and h., powergIlde. Only
Jack Blank Pontiac
Xpc1nE
i43S Irving 81. NV, AID. 4-S5o0
CHFVR0IFT Ia67 "2I0". o-tone-
stTSisht . sEsHS% i sSs nj I
Call 10. 7-0196.
CHEVROLET '6s Bel Air 4-dooI;
nnisned IN rieh white ana corai;
Sqsippeo; radio to ne st,s powsrisl
sion. power steering, power brakes;
driven only 5000 miles; show
r2s1 eon0ition' S2'1so' terms;
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7725 Wisconsin Ave. Oh. 4-1412
CHEVROLET 81 2-dr.: powerglide.
neater, good tires; owner; low
mileage an OUTSTANDING Duy az
only $3.50: LOVING CHEVROLET,
dS5y E.-M. nWy2 .. .. Mo. JU.
CHEVROLET '56 VS. Station wag-
1aCnEAb fJN11ACi 1oZU WIS ave :,
~ SHrt aTsYyV--AN IHE HEART OF
% 1910.
and b, Wv. tires: like new. AP.
7-1122.
CHEW IA straiohf EficF sedan.
and h., excel. cond. throughout;
$685..
STANDARD PONTIAC
cEF INV SssTA AZ ~ 7m5a a. so5 s7sS
ibie' beautiful Cashmere blue IN
ish with light blue top set on with
Wv. tires. equipped with radio,
neater, powerful VS. engine and
i stp ~ ans S1 I61 SoS sa saa s erv
So. 1896.
7795 Wis.on.tn A. ~ ITO
- !. ssS9!.e.4 zaaS: - "; II z
CHEVROLET '6D "2lO' B-cyi. 2-df, 3:
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FORD % VS. Custom Fordor Sc
Gan; $1,000 miles, r. and b.,
Fordomatlc, sharp car; $S95.
outh, JE. 2-23OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

WaSh.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
Tia Vermont Ave. NV. AID. 4-4300
FORD '57 Squire sta. wag.: not a
scratch: AL cond; S2.295. See
JACK PRY before you buy. 10th
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GARAGES
MONEY WANTED

NEED CASH LOAN, $1,000 TO con-
solidate debts; private individuals
only. Repay at S75 per mo, plus
so int. Urgent. VIII take out in
surance to cover. Box 1865. Star.
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AuT0M0TTVE MISC.

PONTIAC MOTOR - l94s: COM
Rlsteiy rebuilt; psy TepS.R and
lake car. a, s-l3i6, IS m.
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500 R. !. Ave. NE. LA. e-lOO3
FORD SO cow; red and white,
Fordomatic, r. and h., Wv. tires,
new black top; 81 ,595.
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FORD 81 FAIRLANE
BANK REPoSsEssIoN
81 DOWN


To reliable party, or payments
OF S4S per mo. LYNN MOTORS,
INC. 300l 14th st. NV. AID
1855.
FORD '5S Custom 1900 6-eyl. Tu-
dor; Fordomatie, radio, heater
Wv. tires; company oficiafs
car: new-car title and guarantee
terrific savings.
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 R. I. Ave. NE. La. e-iO03
FORD 81 Fairlane club sedan;
equipped with VS. Thunderbird
engine, auto trans, 7. and h.,
p.s.; attractive light blue finish
low milease: Sl.S95. terms: CCc
warranty.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7725 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4-I4l2
FORD "a s-cyl. 9-paSsenger sta.
vag.: 7. and h; wonderful eond
throughout; S1.0e5. See JACK
PRY before you BUY, 18th and
Penna. ave. Sc, Ii. 7-05OO.
FORD '4aag-s cpe; SI65; far cond,
Can aft b.3O. Wa 7-349s.
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O5UI %. 7. I'VE. WA. I-1UUU
CHEv. '6S Impala convert; snow
crest white, p.ss- r. and h.. WV.
tires, Continental wheel. 230-h. p.
engine: magnificent cond. PVT.
OWNER: saerifice, S2,05O; orig.
S4.170. RE. 6-7731 mornings.
CHEVROLET '57 "21O'' 2-dr.; light
blue, T. and h., powerglide. Only
81 .695:
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AUT0MoBILEs FOR SALE

CHRYsLER 1855 New Yorker de
luxe 4-dr. sedan; power steering
and brakes, auto. transmission. Buy
this car Just rs we traded 1t and
save the reconditioning costs
$1,246.
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CADILLAC 1881 4-door; So, 600
nils ga Q wire wheels; ss7S. wa.
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Jack Blank Pontiac

1850 14th st. NV, RIA. 3-9670
1437 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-s500
CHEVROLET 1857 "210': 2-tone,
straight transm.. 10000 mi, l.
Call 10 7-01Qk
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TRAINERS

CASH PD. for clean used traiIers,
A, "A USED MOBILE MARKET,
ING; 1882 Rich hwy, Alex, ED
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THACKER MOTORS

18th and R. /. ave. NE, La. e-65ao
CHEVROLET 1857 4-dr. VS.; pow
erglide, r.. and h.; beautiful tur-
quoise-and-ivory finish; In immac.
cond; throughout. Fun price.
81 ,09O.
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LINCOLN '55 sedan: fun power
equipment; owned by prominent
banker. BUTLER BONDED. Was
81 ,Sa5, now 81 t9h
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KIRK MOTOR co.
Alder Odds. Inc
TRIANGLE FORD

9o10 R. /. Ave. NE. LA. 9-lOos
FORD 1856 Fairlane Club Sedan;
1nisned In pleasing 2-tone blue;
ulpped, radio, heater, automatic
Tansm., power steering. VS. en-
ne' exceptional condition through
gut. Sl.490; terms: CCC warranty.
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TTRIANGTN'EE 1 EORD
HILL & SANDERS

30lO r. /. Ave. NE. LA. 9-1OOa
|HILLMAN MINK '54 4-dr.: equip,
4 GIininn-,a tnisn' SSSoSSd economical
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LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1l2l 21st st. NV. FE. 7-247O
LINCOLN "a Capri 4-dr.: power
steering. 7. and h.; private owner;
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE nv

MERCURY so 4-door; Mereomatie,
tires. tri.tone paint; S1.4s5'
KIRK MOTOR co.
Goth and R. / Ave. NE. AID. 2-3334
iAERCURY SO sta. was. Bypass.
auto. trans. r. and h.. defroster,
Wv. tiresi clean; S:,,095.
Guy Steuart Motors
5000 GA. AVE. JU, S-0s0S
SILVER SPRING EDsEL DEALER
MERCURY SO Custom hardtop A.
rsdic. Seater '1 sutomati Ewi tra T1nis
sion, beautiful white finish: must
see to appreciate, 81 ,695: low bank
rates, excellent financing. WashinR-
tons Oldest and Largest Dodge
Plymouth Dealer.
KAPLAN & CRAWFORD
1901 Conn. Ave. EN-. 2-63O0
MERCURY '55 Montclair hardtop;
r and H.: 2-tone white and black
low mileage: BUTLER-BoNDED;
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
l1al 21st ST. NV. FE. 7-2i7u
MERCURY 1852 2-dr. hardtop; r
and h.; Wv. tires: Mercomatic.
real gem. S395, OHIO VII.
LIAMS BUICK, INC. t71u Good
HCpe I'd. sc.
MERCURY 81 cow; like new;
$4,000 mi: r. and h.. auto, trans
blue, D. windows and seat, Wv.
tires: $500.
FORMERS CORNER
III 14th st. NV. Dl. 7-3g9A
MERCURY SO a-door; excellent
condition. | driver. VIII sell
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 1852 Rambler conv.; good
mileage Still Q sharp little car:
only S395. NE. S-2691.
NASH 1851 Rambler hardtop:
cheap: good mech. condition: two
new tires. rs miles to gallon:
Dsy css can or no ars carss Two cars
Call after 3. ia. S-36S7. ~
NASH "a Ambassador Custom 4
ar. sedan; hydramatie. Weather Eye.
reclining seats. one owner: S9A5
NASH ARLINGTON
e0l5 N. Moore ct.
Arlington. Va. IA. $4,000
MAST RAMBLER so cdr. sedan:
good tires and motor, r. and h. /:
SECS. AP. T-O969,
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Guy Steuart Motors

5000 GA. AVE, JU. s-6S6S
SILVER SPRING. EDSEL DEALER
FORD 1856 Fairlane Country Sc
dan: Is mos. old; 4-dr., S-passen-
ser; radio, fresh-aiF heater; 6 cyl,
one owner. beautiful with black
exterior and Wv. tires: immacu-
late red and white interior; like
new in all respects: new $4,000.
will sell for S1,650 cash or $3.50
down. assume monthly payments
q n,,, 40; INCLUDING ms. and inter.
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OLMSTEAD Odds
OLDSMOBILE '57

''9S" de luxe Holiday hardtop T.
Or, attractive, mint green finish:
host Of features Including power
steering and power brakes. Sold
new and serviced by US. Safety
tested and guaranteed; regular
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-07

Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
TIA Vermont Ave. NV. AID. $4,000
HUDSON 1851 convertible; recent
complete mech. overhaul: new
interior; S325. Pc. 2-9j2l,
IMPERIAL 81 4-door sedan: full
power equipment, radio, heater,
ltorauefiite Transmission. torsion-aire
ride: dark blue finish: immaculate;
WHEELMOBILE QUALITY CARS
$500 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 3-45Os
81 company officlal
ear, new-car title and 3-year var.
ranty. Just leftl Well equipped
ana price below dealers cost.
AIS MOTnDC
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1910 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va.

IA. 3-4102
IMPERIAL '55 4-door sedan: full
power equipment, radio, heater,
powerfiite: 2-tone gold and white;
immaculate; sales special S1,SSg.
WHEELER. INC, CItRYSLER CITY
4 S WHETEEIhAM G0ossIIL5EE GUILTY CARS 4.
IMPERIAL Sc "30OB" 2-door hard
top; poWernite, 7. and h., power
steering, brakes, windows. seat,
record player air-cond., 2stone,
Wv. tires; beaut. sports ear, ST.
WHEELER. INC. WHEATON. ND
ER-PLYMOUTH-I IMPERIAL
1925 GEORGIA AVE, 10. 6-50OO
IMPERIAL '55: poweriiite, !. and
H., atr-conditioned; 3-tone: Wv
tires, cleo. seat. windows: 50 ,O9b.
WHEELER, INC. WHEATON,. MD
PLYMOuTH- IMPERfAI
1923 GEORGIA AVE. 10. 5-5OOO
IMPERIAL '57 4-door hardtop: full
power equipment, radio. heater
ltoruueflite transmission. torsion- aire
ride, beautiful black finish: immac-
WHEELER. INC, cHRYsLER CITY
WHFFLMOBILE QUALITY CARS
1900 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 3-470S
JAGUAR '53 Marx VII salon sedan.
fine condition: all extras. only
81 ,O95. PENNY MOTORS, LA. g.
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AuT0M0RILES bon SALE

FORD "a Custom VS. Tudor: lovely
terms. 10. 2.2421. 10. 1-2745.
FORD 80 convertible "s'': Fordo-
OansT auto tom 0 very s Wsii ea Gss
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HILL & SANDERS

Wash. s Oldest Ford Dealer
|lll4 Vermont Ave. NV. AID. 4-4300
FORD '55 Fairlane IS" Fordor,
Fordomatic. radio. heater. 2-tone
blue finish: cleanest you can find
81 aQ5 Written QuArantae
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-24
WORTH REPEATING:-
No Negro Employees,
No Negro Customers

The sleeping giant of indianapolis : the citys Negro
citzenry is awakening Over the weekend and continuing
into this week at least at this writing Negroes have shown
most convinngy that they will buy where they cannot
work. Led by the Indianapolis NAACP Branch boycott aim
ed against supearkets which have persisteny refused to
hire Negroes cashiers has general in at least
two instances bringing about equalization before pckets
outside the stores had time to enjoy their roles
At this writing had been enjoyed IN third
instance although reports have indicated that the manage
ment is taking terrific beating.
Rev. Martin Luther King who successfully led the Mont
gomery Ala boycott which inspired similar boycotts in
other cities in the South and finally Indianapolis lies Ian
gushing in New York hospital victim of sabbng attack
His spirit however, be overwhelmingly alive The Ne
groes Indianapolis showing that they will not be the
nations last learn the lesson he has taught that simple
economic coercion will accomplish speedily and more
completely ends which appeals to faimindedness and human
decency will not Indianapolis Recorder
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-24
ABUNDANT LIFE
YOU MUST HAVE LOVE
by ORAL ROBERTS

young daughters, he lives at Pa.
cific Grove, California. He is
trustee in his church.
Before his visit to Oklahoma, nv
parents visited him in California.
They had not seen each other for
38 years, and it was a grand re-
union. Francis mother, Matte May
Engles, lives at San Jose, Cali
fornia. She is now sc, but her
faith in God is as young as ever
She has never forgotten that 40
years ago my mother prayed fol
the deliverance of her son. Whilo
my mother visited her in 1858,
Mrs. EngleS had an opportunity t.
return the honor of prayer.
A car door slammed on my
mothers left hand, crushing il
badly. The pain was so great that
both women cried, but my mother
said, Don't cry, Matte. Let's be.
lieve Cod. Pray for me"
They went into the house and
Mrs. EngleS prayed. The loving.
healing hand of Jesus touched tho
swollen, bleeding, pain-racked
hand of my mother. The pain left
it, and she fell asleep. There was
no more pain. The injury cleared
up gradually, and within a week
there was no sign that the hand
had ever been crushed. Did not
Jesus say, They shall recover?
Our lives are interviewer with
the lives of each other, and it is
necessary that we pray for one
another. More especially, it is nee
eSsary to love one another.
In love, my mother prayed for
her neighbor's child, and in love
the neighbor prayed for he-. In
love Cod healed them both.
Cod is love, and if you aTe 20
have Cod. Won must have Iowa
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-24
Dealing With The Temple"
Continued from page tour)

of having the Kingdoms of this world to become the King
Cod Should He have sought win the world TO God
by political domination economic pressure? Had he
would have had the Devils price and He
would in possession of all the Kingdoms of the
world The Devils place was to fall down and worship me
That is always his price and very high price But
would do business with Satan terms Only
the the living God to be Worshiped and served
was His in dealing with the Tenpter
temptation and the hour of decision come TO
each The devil is always trying to get US on his
ground where will things from his viewpoint He tries
to make us only of material things and worldly methods
never of the things the Spirit Temptations Of life some
times best moments and sometimes In our
bad moments but whenever they we are called upon
to make choice Jesus is example OF making
right choices He Himself has suffered and been
tempted able help those who are tempted Hebrews
2:18.
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-24

Six mcpAhS before | was born,
my mother was called to a neigh
boris home to pray for their little
child.
At that time Francis EngleS was
so years old. He had taken the
flu, which extended into pneu-
monia. His voice was raSpy and the
child ratified and wheezed, so in
famed were his lungs His father
never expected him to live through
the night.
The boy was healed that night,
at about $3.50 or 8 o'clock. His
high fever left him Immediately.
He had not eaten for three days,
but within ten minutes after prayer
he was sitting up and asking tor
food. The next morning he joined
his family for the first time in sew
eral DAYS at the breakfast table.
With childlike faith he accepted
the healing of God offered to him,
and his recovery was rapid.
So many people do not know
how to accept the love of Cod be-
cause they do not know how to
have childlike faith. We compli-
cate things as we grow older.
Mr.. Engles recently visited the
Abundant Life International Head
CHARTERS in Tulsa, Oklahoma, for
the first time. He is now As years
Of age, weighs 205 pounds and
towers 6 feet 2 inches in height.
Since his healing 40 years ago, he
has enjoyed excellent health. He
has retained and lived by his origi-
nol childlMe faith in the goodness
of Cod and in the power of the
Saviour Of us all, Jesus of Naza-
retll.
Mr.. Engles is a successful paving
and grading contractor at Seaside,
California. With his wife and two
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-24
Naacp Atty
tcontinued from page four

America, South Africa and Ken
va today told the Moral Re-Arm-
arnent Summit Conference, We
have seen here the answer To
the problems we face"
Atlanta Attorney A. t. Wall
den, legal adviser to the MA
ACP, said, I'm recent months the
events on the local. national
and International scenes have
convinced me that MIRA alone
offers the solution to the COM
pick problems we are facing.
THE theology of MIRA is free
ing men from bitterness, hate, re-
taliation and revenge" Col. Wal
den said. IAN MIRA international
force of $50 people were in At
lanta for five months this year
and the effect on the city is
permanent. You at this Summit
Conference are fashioning the
remedy to the total destruction
of mankind"
He spoke with Bremen Hof-
meyr, whose family have fur
nished six Cabinet Ministers in
the government of South Africa,
and Mrs. Hofmeyr from Kenya,
whose parents were murdered
on their farm by Mau Mau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hofmeyr said,
when we white people visited
the Mau Mau detention camps
in Kenya and apoligized for our
superiority, hard-core Mau Man
terrorists changed. They lost
their bitterness and pledged
themselves to build with us a
new society for all men"
They addressed 300 delegates
from SO nations including His
Excellency Jamal Farra, the
United Arab Republic Ambassa-
dor to the UN, as well as UN
ambassadors from Lebanon, Iran
and Panama, who flew here for
the weekend by special plane
from New York.
Welcomed by the Conference
also were a group of Canadian
Indian chiefs in beaded buckskins
and eagle feather headdresses,
Nigerians in flowing robes and
Lapplanders from Arctic Nor
way with reindeer leggings and
crimsoned striped tunics.
Muriel Smith, the great Negro
singer, was presented a silver
topped cane to use in her pro-
trayal of Dr. Mary Mcleod Be-
thune in THE Growing Expert
ence" the MIRA musical which
ran for five months in Atlanta
Albert Bethune presented the
cane which was given his mo-
Their by President Roosevelt.
The Minister of Works in th'
Cabinet of the Sudan paid tri
butte to the contribution Mure
Smith and Louis Byles, Jamaican
Constitutional lawyer, were max
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