davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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to remain a city Of single
family residences.
The panel told the Brate-
nahl mayor and council the
community could not con-
tinue to exclude apartments
or industry and still main
tain fiscal solvency unless
the tax rate is raised pro-
hibitively.
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FILA Pays g Million In Surety Refunds

its operations. are returned
to the owner Of the property
after the mortgage is paid in
full"
He added:
I'VE not only pay all Of our
operating expenses from In
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traitor Norman p. Mason said
the dividend came as a sur
prise to many homeowners.
THE way 1t works." he said.
sis that any portion of the
mortgage insurance premiums
paid by the borrower. but not
needed by the FILA to pay for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05

Communities that seek to
exclude industry or apart
ments completely are headed
for finance troubles.
That's the warning issued
by the Urban Land Institute
here in the latest issue of its
publication, Urban Land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05

homeowners. according to
the FILA. The mutual mort
gage insurance fund Of the
FILA has paid $82.655, 900 to
$4,000 families since begin
ming of its insured mortgage
operations.
Federal Housing Admins
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Families who paid of their
insured mortgages this year
received almost So million in
Federal Housing Administra-
ton refunds, that agency de-
clared this week.
That amount in share pay
ments was issued to 10000
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come but also under the mu-
tual fund we pay these par
ticipating share dividends
when the mortgage is paid
in full and there is a credit
balance because losses we're
less than anticipated"
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Beautiful Master Both
room features spacious
American dord
bath, roonny lovotory
and toilet. Designed for
modern living, all fix
lures are cosy to keep
cleon-retoin their
sparkling Iustre for
yeors-odd to the COM
fort and beauty of this
new home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05

. Luxury Kitchens Featuring
BuiIt.in Ranges and Garbage DisposaLS
Excellent Closet Space
Master TV Antenna
III and I3.Cubic-Foot Freezer.Type Refrigerators
Incinerator on Each Floor
Sun Deck on Roof
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ROOMS, Aprs. 70 SNARE
lconTlnufDi

Will SHARE S-RM. ART. win ons
faTa ksis' p rf 81 Reoa seoi lsii''''
ONE ON TWO GIRLS 10 share 4.
avail mined ss; ~ csn H 'sseeesas' W.
BACHELOR WANTS TO snARH
Apt with another man; reaa. biui
NJ Capitol a., IA. a-sO33.
oIIlL @ share nice apt, With SRI;
month 30 s-bsis.
PROFESSIONAL MAN, wanted 70
share u-bedrm. house with 4 other
fea,issfs n sssSs sos ~ 1e6'a. s.,las
LOVELY rURN. a-bedrm. art, 70
share with / other business lady
homelikf atmosphere. IN, COW.
NV, loc,i reaa no, a-11ee,
oIRL. 70 share apt, with another
III Rolsseedfm'' Wisconsin ave
MAN. eoiored. has nicely furn. q
bedfm, apt, 10 share With another
man, nv reas, Hu, a,bD4A,
smARE LOVELY APT. with settled
LADY, free rent excel. opportu-
nifty. ~, a.bls0.
MAT coN0ENIAL GIRL. "a 10 %
70 share nicely furn. i.bedrm.
apt. COW, loo. Hu, $1,000.
cOL0aKD YOUNG WOMAN, 10
share Turn, apt, with another
Woman. sep. bedrms,. COW, ne.
HU, J-f07O. ebs
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ILRM AND GARDEN


TOR s0u-park rich loan. deal
iis Ie ess' si lS.ssl eif A.ssissss.'
F0n sALK-NB acres o. standine
olIer. IN, 2-ionf,
roe son, rich, clean loan, nicely
puiysIll,,sds = eu1 re- saIa J lqfe isi
forson oood gSssii,y htid
s CT. o. 10 I,I.srIl, fss ; MIN ..II
on the pile, loaded on your truck,
feb. Kenilworth, or delivered or.
fsasonabis' cali ~. dsiio6,
iTseters and sauis, Indus Wheel
tractors, baekhoe and leaders,
Mccullough chain saws, parts and
service USED INC Cub tractor
and equip. model n tractor With
plow and cultlvator. AL -
mower. . e-rQw Ellis tranaplanteF.
EneE.nyMiISiso' ns.. "a S.sisi2'O i'
TRACTOR. garden. az h.p, plow
$50. XII S.s:ssa sp sssEd ssIsa'n ;
wATEn LILIKs. hardy. ssmihardy.
tropical. 80 varieties. also other
aquatic plant,i nfh. froga. tAd-
poles, Phone WI N-2a47 or WE
v S;eoes D. HOLLAND Rte. ,.
FINAL SALE = Azalsaa. hoiiies,
rhqdos eyernreena, perennials;
prlee. reduced for clearance
E fei r. S a o slass S Ssist S gsSs
WANTED TO nUY used side deilv-
s ws.o rAh an An nios sue mover also
BALED HAY IN the barn. over 100
tons OF very unusual top-ouality
mixed RfaAaea. Absolutely no weeds
Must BE- aeen 70 BE- appreciated Al
MATTAPQNI FARM, Groom, Nd.
9s can Market 7-2727 or Wo. O.
BEAUTIFUL blue grass sod Do-it-
yourself OF complete lob We grow
ey,, oE NJ sseseessEE rates Nh. A-sbOe'
FOR SALE. earden tractor with
pillow, harrow, cutlvatoF. and reel
se-N n. b. SICKLE MOWER
ATTCH., $50. gain. ID. b. reel
mower. atteh., S2b: te-ln, Crafts
man reel power mower, S2b. FL.
DAVID BRADLEY side-deliyeTy
dak almost new; secs. ~.
A.4li ~,
HAVING DUSTY ROADS, Cali US
for road oiling. No Job too large
or too small. RE. 5-6i24.
NEW AND USED, Eeconditioned.
parts and service, Farmall trac-
tors. International trucks. RcA
home appliances, Akron irrigation
B ekhoes and leaders. feed. seed.
fsrtiliIsr' lime. farm 50 Supplies.
pm, Phone Midway b-s3s1
Maryland TOBACCO GROW
Frs ASSN. Waldorf. Nd.
5000 SWEET WILLIAM plants,
will bloom for May 30; whole field
or part: best otier 10. l-2733.
NEW AND USED TRACTORS
INC Farmalls and industrial
wheel tractors, backhoes. leaders
and farm machinery. Complete line
OF traetor-mounted rotary's. reel
and hammer knife mowers from
Sbn5 up. Used equipment; one 800
with backhoe and loader. Oliver "a,
Super A, small riding and watkins
garden tractors. MALoNY's, INC,
sl2o Georgia ave, Silver Spring'
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PuPPIEh; Tlny toys; cream. vhlts
o. silver min, silver 81 black
AT STUD. TOYS, white o. silver.
afand4ona or The two TOP produc-
eIs of champs. MIN. cream ~
GROOMING. Individual 1tyllnr.
Pick up and delivery,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
so AND T3a cHEsAPEAKE 81.

bble 1th ST. N.W.-Nlcely turn.
bedrm. iv, rm.. kit. share bath
cow. location. IA. e-72lO or
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ALEXANDRIA. Rosemont sse.-nIe,
furn. rm, next 10 bath; pvt. home

ALEXANDRIA, Rosemont sec-nlee
Turn. rm., next 10 bath; pvt. home.
Temple b-5eO2.
All. Moon for young PROBES.
yileges. refs. KE. S-543i.
ARL.. s.-Lse. front rm.; mr.. Pen.
tagon and d, c. semi-pvt, bath;
gentleman' $50 mo. OF. 4-ss23.
ARL., 1s27 N. Utah st.--Attrae
redee; sci, rm., End hr, shower
and bath, 2 windows. $50. See
after b pm.
LANGLEY PARK, MD.-NeWly dec-
GRATED I'm for Gentleman pvt
PAID pvt home. ReaS.: COW. he.
LANGLEY PARK, MD.-NeWly dec
GRATED I'm. for gentleman: next 10
pain pvt. home. Reas.: eonV. HE,
TAkOMA PARK expos., good
PKG, lee. closet; quiet Adult home
IN eroVe OF trees. JU. b-Oeb8.
NICELY FURN. RM.. next IN hath .
close 70 bus: employed or ysfirsd
lady. TE. 6-O553. sbs
NICELY FURN. BEDRM.. pvt hath
IN pvt. home, u. S e7is9s.' couple
SLEEPING ROOM with Kit, priYiis,
70 Jewish home near College Park,
30 per mo. 10. 7-3l5S.
STUDIO ROOM with pvt. hath /.
eonv. ~ Ar. location: near bus
ana shopping. IA. S-6225.
FRONT ROOM. . closets: near
church and shop. center: em-
ployed lady desired. UN. 4-Osa4,
Z COR. AREA-very nice. quaint
eountry-type home: only 3 blks.
cor. shopping center. il. g.
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furn.; SOS so. incl. utils, M. An.
drews and Boiling Fields and 50
stores Lu, 1-f169, 10, 1-l0iO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

CAPITOL HILL. restored section
8 rms. beautifully furnished: IDEAL
By appointment only. Cali ME-. g.
1921. 9 to 5. Mon. through Friday.
THE DIPLOMAT
2420 18th ST. NV.
u beSr rG lily, ny rT S;, drs S,,! clos ,EsI
Mod. elev. bldg, 24-hr. switchboard
service. See res. mgr, AID. 2-l236;
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ROOMS fURNIsRID-R.W.

coL0RKD-LARdE FRONT rms.
upper nv section Al conten'
lsncesl children accented. TO. 3
1891
cOLORED-abse Istk 81. NV
lulet couple ~ ladies'. prlNlIeae4
call Ap, a.lbh1
CoL0RKD : ATTRACTIVE Room
home privilfgef. : nice .uifn OF
slsaaI, S..a. 'l 1.a. NJ, ssS' ,s q
oelelhorps sis, nv IA, p-ldfD
cOLoRED = NICELY ruRN, nm.
employed person. reasonable. uU
a-henl after pm,
cOLOnED-ioth AND uPsuUn
N.W,--Larae front Tm. IN quleI
eomfortabie home. RA. o-be0b.
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.Iss. 's %I. n. Si'S u PEI s ssS!''-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

TTIIIHIUITI "a IsT-IT1
WINDOWS M0DKnNlxED. rsnaiFsd,
metal and weed. sSe oii. tsrms
WINDOW KNoR' Co, NJ, t.ab0l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE sILvERwARE, jevelry,
any condition. d. X. MILESTONE
1888 Wisconsin ave. NO. 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

RENT FROM JUNE TO SEPT. rs
or loneer-2 rms, well-euulpped
kit. and bath; 1ine location; $50
mo, incl utils.; refs. REQUIRED.
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Many, many more tsrrihc 500,
Food buya-Come and see them an
bring your friendsl
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GOOD THINGS TO EAT
AT OUR LITTLE
~AWTNTrRw,1r .r,

GOOO lnlNGO ~ EA1
AT OUR LITTLE
COUNTRY MARKET
Country sausage. fresh in links,
bulk or smoked. Country ham. fresh
eggs fresh-dressed chicken. hickory
bacon. Canadian bacon, homemade
rolls and buns. Everything home
made right here at the farm.
TOP SOIL
The bestl Free of rock and roots
with the proper proportion of ma
nuTs. 5000 fertilizer and lime
mixed in; 1 Gu I'd, SO: 3 Gu. yds.,
SCI; 3 Gu. yds-. SOS; 10 Gu. yds..
BLUEGRASS SOD
Fortified with manure, treated for
weeds on heavy mat. Of rich humus
70 90 50; vds. 45c 50. yd.; so to
100 50. yds, 40e 50. I'd; 100 to
goo 50 yds., 35c 50. I'd: 200 to
800 50, yds., csc So I'd: 400 or
more. 26c 50. I'd. Picked up at the
farm. 35e 50. I'd
Give me 9 call, let's talk It over.
DAVE MORRIS. WA. 4-4750' Open
every day except Monday. o to z.
On Ca. ave. 10 miles north Of Sill
yer Spring, Just past Martins
Dairy, Min, delivery. $40, within
15-mile radium of farm; in excess
OF 10 MI. $50 min. delivery.
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APIS. FURNISHED. O

ADA1Gs MIL m. NV. a6s3-
Larte enc. eompl furn,, larGs
manaeer on premises. Hu. Mann
ST. NV. I3o3-ouist
private, clean, bedfm.. kit, bath
only $500 aemimonthly,
ATLANTIC ST. s.E. "a bedrooms
In, Nv, 800. RA, 3-G2i7,
BARNABY ST. Sc. Boiling Field,
Naval Rec, sta. area rms
KIT, bath, utils. incl, 10. 2-s530
BEACON APIS, CALVERT 81. NV
lhOl--Eneiencies with complete
Kitchens SSb and $40 month. RA
CALVERT ST. NV. IsOI-Rm.
cieneies with complete Kitchens,
sb5 and $40 month. RA. $3.50,
CALVERT ST. NV, 1875, near
Shoreham Hotel-Emc. or i-bed
rm. apt, eley, bids. Res. Mar.
CAPITOL HILL. y blk. House
once: newly decor. charminTiy
furn. studio; utils. incl. $50. DI
4 -utl0s. IL 3-lbO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

WINDOWS, steel: or fsfer Tap.
pan aO-in, saa range redwood
comb, storm sash. klt, wall cab.
lneta. ft-ln. dhie. bowl cabinet.
sinh, ~. e-bens ewes and veel
ends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

~ IN YOUR RM.. clock radio
refgr. grill. foam mattress. S5-Sf
each. 2l47 p Elk. 3-oo33.
1889 MINTW0OD PL. N.W-sinI
LeIrigerator, stove, Sl2.5O VII
bedroom, 50. ia. 9-2sl6.
LADIEs-clean, quiet, attrae home
Ink, refgr.. laundry, 50 WI m
1885 Harvard NV, DE. 2-e624
1928 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV
s S6Ss;; air-eond.; dbles.; 2-rm. kit,
shower; air-cond. apt.i bsmt. rm
1884 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Bsmt
I'm. Tor l or 2; hot plate. refer
nTurnnlng water; also sleeping rm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

III Z. CAPITOL ST rms, Kit,
and bath; nicely furn.; completely
Tedec. $50 mo, incl. heat and
nv. Key, Apt. 1. Inspect or csD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

gAnLn-chroms plate. atain-re-
aloa lsai. . chAiFa. DO. 7-ioss'
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TOP SOIL. rich loan: Gu. yds.
del. sc. area; S14 per load. r. L.
EARNsHAw, Clinton. Nd, CY.
7-s7s6, CY. 7-9333, cY. 7-s70O.
TOPSOIL. rich, clean, SO per is
bu.; $3.50 per 10 bu.; 81 per s
bu.: or S12 per Gu. I'd; del.
Rotted COW manure. HE. 4-24s4,
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ROOMS FURnIsHED-M.E.


'cAPITOL.LInRARY VIC. - Com.
Portable, Quiet bedroom. well
Turn, COW. tranap,, maid service
$50 mo. II. 3-ip09. 3ie Nd,
RHODE ISLAND Avn. Nh, 1859
Front rm. next bath, Refined cpl.
er mgnA Quiet. Christian home,
NICELY FunN. SINGLE nm, mr.
18th and D sts.i KIT, pRfvft.': foI
settled white man that works Al
NAVY yard or Capitol vic, Pvt.
home Of 2 empl adults. $40 mo.
RA, $500,
c0LORED-sat Iith ST, M
Neat rm, for q man. 81 week
Call II. l-33b0.
C0L0RED-la6s KALoRAMA m
N.W.-einele o. double aleepinI
rm. for adults, DE. 2-haoa.
coLoRED-N.w..,-Les. front I'm
Tor settled employed woman ol
man. Call RA. 3-40fb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
MORRIS EGG FARM
Spring and Summer Crops

Veeetable and Flower Plants
Burpee's hybrid BIS Bow" to-
mato plants--peppers- and
other vegetable plants. PetuniaS---
other ANNALS. All 81 so per dozen,
potted In 1@-cu. in Ferto bands
9se dozen In market packs, IN
potted.x.---1-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

$500 CONN. AVE. N.w,-Bsautiful
spacious apt. in apt. -hotei; new
dec. dining rm.: switchboard serv-
ice; garage, ~ maid and linen
service avail. I bedrm., S15e so
per mo. HU. 3-77OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

-spac. enc and bedrms.: nice
furn.; sundeek; ideal empl. girls
and cpls, air eond. and gar,
avail; 1tils incl SO up. 1925
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
POULTRY AND EGGS

BABY CHICKS, poults. Feed and
poultry supplies. JAMES FEED
STORE. 619 X st. NV, NE.
S-OOes,
CHICKS, about so, mostly pullets,
II weeks old. $50 takes all. WA.
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ROOMS FuRR-s.E..SW.
ROOMS IURM--MD..vA.

CLEAN, COMFORTABLE back room
next 70 bath gentleman pref.
refs, exchanged. Lu. 4-71ss.
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18th NV, I53e-Bedrm., liv. rm.,
kit, bath. utils. M. bus, shop.
walking dist. dntn. See janitor.
18th AND HARVARD SITS. NV
room. kitchen, bath. Sl4 week.
Call La. Q-Oo2o
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DOCS, pIrs, Irs.


BOSTON FEnRIER PUFFIKs, axe,
male Z females. ehampionahip
line. AP. 7-gsbo. Well married
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THE BARCLAY
POO EYE ST, NV

Avail. now. Lovely redee, furn.
es sP m mes Ssat f oeso ooe come Sne
to everything: only $40 so, incls.
utils. See res, mgr. for inspection
or call EN-. $4,000.
CONTINUED on Next PageI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

FoopLE FuFFIEs -slsek standard
puppy clip, ~, p-esfa,
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U. S. SURPLUS
MISCELLANEOUS f0R RENT

'BULLDOZERs, leaders. generators,
chain saws, mixers, pumps, Ford
tractors, cement grinders, finish
RENTAL is" Tools Ee6SiHP. CO cCSO4O'
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-14
-:WORTH REPEATING:-
Governor Faubus REGRETS

The redoubtable Arkansas racist Gov E. Faubus
mas finally been shaken out of his complacncy declaring
that there must be in hearts minds the
sort OF prejudice which has been the bombing Incl
dents in other states"
Prior to the bombing of Jewish synagogues elsewhere and
the threats to bomb Little Rocks two synagogues Governor
Faubus said nothing ABOUT the bombing Negro churches
and homes inside outside Arkansas but all of sud-
den he is shocked
After calling out the Arkansas National Guard to pre-
vent indignation in Central High School, and blocking
the opening this fall of four Little Rock high Schools the
almnus of the Red Commonwealth College in that
piously remarks Eve must do everything humanity pos
Sble to that such incidents (bonbing) in
Arkansas happens that three of my closest friends
represented Protestant, Catholic and Jewish faiths"
Governor Faubus that should bombing incidents
in Arkansas, Il will all powers my command
to bring the cuprits to Justice but apparently will do moth
ing about the Intellectual authors of these neutrality-suspicious.
because he is of them Pittsburgh Courier
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-14
ABUNDANT LIFE
HOW you CAN CHANGE THE WORLD
by ORAL ROBERTO

He showed us what God is like
and what Cod wants to do for us.
He gave us the power to do the
things of God as he did them,
after his example.
Compare the life Of Jesus of
Nazareth with any other the world
has ever known, and you will real
lie that to follow any other is to
follow a will-o' -the-wisp. You will
know that to fail him Is to fail
your destiny.
Jesus of Nazareth calls all men
to follow him.
He calls YOU.
He says to every man, woman
and child of today and every agel
BE followers Of ME. Do the
works that did, and greater
Don't be hearers Of the word
only, deceiving yourselves. Don't
be Just dreamers. Be doors. Change
the world"
What a challenged
Jesus performed many mighty
miracles, not merely to prove that
he could do 1t, nor only to prove
that he was the Son of Cod, bul
also to show mankind what he
made possible for their lives.
People throughout the ages, who
never made any impact upon any
body, people who had known no
miracle Of their own, who lived
little, drab lives, and who didn't
amount to a 'hill of BEANS" sud-
denly became transformed as they
looked, listened and BELIEVED
in the presence and reality of
Jesus. They began to change the
world.
Jesus Of Nazareth Is the living
Son of the living Cod, the same
yesterday, today and forever.
Let him change you, and ycu
] are certain to change the world.
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-14

Within days, Jesus Of Nazareth
eleased enough power, energy and
ideals into human society to
change the believing Of mankind
forever.
Within weeks, Jesus Of Nazareth
became a source of wonder, and
bis fame spread throughout the
land.
Within months, the human race
was lifted to new heights Of hope,
expectancy and JOY because Of the
movement and excitement OF this
Dne man.
Your movement, too, can excite
the world when you allow Jesus Of
Nazareth to inspire your soul. No
man has ever come up to the mark
of the high calling of Jesus Christ,
yet there is the challenge which he
left with every man, woman and
child who has been born since or
who ever shall be borns
HE that believeth In me, the
works that l do shall he do also;
and greater.
Through twenty centuries, age
by age. various men among men
have become giants OF achieve
ment after the example Of Jesus OF
Nazareth. They became changers
of our world, of lives, OF destintes
because he called them.
Iesus of Nazareth went about
doing good. He healed the broken
hearted. He set the captives free,
He made people every whit whole
in body, soul and spirit. He re-
leased them from the bondage OF
fear. He gave them courage and
mower over all the power OF the
enemy. lie made the lame to walk
the blind to see, the dead to rise
He healed very manner OF disease
and taught faith, hope, love and
charity. He changed the world.
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-14
You And The NAACP
Russell p. Crawford, in The Amsterdam News

amsterdam
The other day, just before youth marched in Wash
ngton for integraed schools executive editor
asked me If were going and upon my telling him was
not he said that should be there that Roy Wilkins
NAACP executive secretary, should be there.
Our discussion around the point where called
my attention to the fact that Louis Lautier had writ
ten critical column in of weekly papers containing
the transformation that Mr.. Wilkins had written letter to
all the NAACP branches insructing participate
in the Youth March For Integraed Schools.
Mr. Wilkins letter said such thing. His total
pondence told of how his to be the sponsors
list and he called his NAACP branch leaders
the fact that the work of the NAACP go without
regard to any other promotion in related field the
branches could participate without detrment their cosu
tona and program activities, he offered no objection
Personally I wish Mr. Wilkins found it possible
pursue policy of enlightened NAACP selfnteres had
advised the benches attend their knitting dis
spang their energies and finances in action which
tainy would add the Strengthening financial other
wise of the National Association for the Advancement
Colored People
AS far I able to see the biggest financial benefc
iaries the bus companies who supplied something like
300 buses $245 dollars $73
just $265O0 dollars short of the 10000Odolar deficit be-
ing borne by the NAACP Everybody every organization
was willing to get up S245dolar for bus and demand that
the NAACPcoopeate but the heck with its organza
tional deficit
Membership Organization
Nobody to realize that the NAACP is member
ship organization responsible its members first and fore
They providing the wherewithal fight for the
rights of all Negro Americans But from the way its
member critics berate it, would think that this were not
Every promoter of civil rights activity seems to
the queer that the NAACP should stop whatever it
is doing however important and become the tail to that
tcular kite No other organization suffers this anomalous posi-
ton.
After ALL precisely what accomplished Washing
ton? should have had go there discover that
President OF United will give lead
country will give up the role of being beggar
what everybody agrees belongs to American citizens?
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-14
South Carolina Listens

More than 10000 people turned at federal military
installation hear Evangelist Billy Graham after he had
been barred from the state house grounds in Charleston
South Carolina.
The minister virtually driven off state property By
South Cardinals Governor George Bell Zimmerman the
grounds that his might weaken the states official
prosegregaion policy
large turnout that there many South Caro-
linans who least willing listen minister who
courage speak out for the theories which the
Christian religion Their very is eloquent
rebuff governor who is willing to suppress freedom of
speech O political ends
We hope that the crowd that greeted Billy Graham will
give other the courage stand up and be count
ed on the fundamental issue of brotherhood
California Eagle
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-14

barrier between and the good desire The of for
gveness rds of resistance and clears the way Since the
beginning of time has paid back evil for evil reaz
ing that evil magnifes evil persons did
smite another the cheek neither do Jesus
injunction OF the oher cheek showing the better side Of
your nature This does not that you agree with him.
neither does it that you his Wishes or
condone his actions Rather that you prove
yourself bigger and broader than his prove that
others action does have power YOU
finds in You have thus acquired your
port to release and rewarding fulfilling life.