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been declared invalid by the
courts. A similar law In North
Carolina was ruled constitu-
tional.
Alabama's place ment law
gives local school boards prac-
tically unlimited police power
TO say where individual pupils
must attend classes.
Unlimited Police Power
The three judges said Ala
bama's law is more like that Of
North Carolina. Its formula
fer determining which school
students attend differs SUBJ
stantially from those Of Louisi-
ana and Virginia.
The panel ruled against q pc
tition by the parents Of four
Birmingham Negro children
who asked for an injunction to
keep school authorities from
using the law TO assign their
children TO classes.
Alabama's placement law
furnishes the legal machinery
for an orderly administration
of the public schools in q con-
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Man Shoots Wife,
Child, Kills Self

BALTIMORE, May 10 (P.-
An estranged husband shot his
wife and infant daughter In
the head yesterday, then killed
himself, police said.
Police 1t. John Griffin said
the cause OF the shooting was
that the husband apparently
was still angry over his wife's
refusal to move to another
home. The couple had been
separated about a month.
Dead is Willard Carroll "a.
His wife Sylvia. %. and their
1-year-old daughter Charlse
were in critical condition.
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Transit PurIey
On Fare Put Off

A prehearing conference on
D. C. Transit Systems proposal
for higher fares has been post
poned from next Wednesday to
Friday.
The change was made by the
Public Utilities Commission at
the request of the transit firm
yesterday.
A public hearing is expected
to be scheduled for early next
month on the company's re-
quest for a straight 20-cent
adult fare, a 10-cent school
fare and dropping of weekly
permits and tokens.
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1n Mrnnrtaiit

BROWN, LUCINDA @. In loving mem
ory Of our mother and grandmother,
LUCINDA G. BROWN, who departed
this life one wear ago today, May
TO- 1857.
Somewhere above this troubled
Safe Beyond all grief and care,
God grant some day we meet her
ROY. ELEANOR, SHIRLEY AND
CHARLES B. In loving
memory OF our dear husband and
brother, CHARLES B. CARROLL,
who departed this life one year ago
today.
Your memories are a keepsake
With which we will never part;
Though God has you in His keeping,
We still nave you In our hearts
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, ARNITA
CARROLL: SISTER. ANNE SIN;
MONS, AND BROTHER HARRY
HowARD; CHARLES LES z, a..r In ,,Ss4 ICyins
GHRSISEs csRSEIS q RSowARp ~ sfSr vho Is'nss ds:
parted this life Nav 10, 1858
Through the long silence OF the years
we shall remember you.
"One who never turned his back, but
marched breast forward,
Never doubted clouds would break,
Never dreamed. though right were
worsted, wrong would tri-
Held we emsn' tsli to rise, are barled to
fight better, sleep to wake "
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTERS,
P3E11HH P3EG u HowARb. 4 Sf9IEs AND Al
MANN. BERTHA. In loving memory
MANN who departed this life one
year ago today, May 10, 1887.
Her memory is all we nave now.
Her cares are all at rest,
But thankful are we who TODAY can
We owed her and did our best.
We watched her fade like flower.
But could not make her stay:
We nursed her with tenderness
YOUR LOVING AND LONELY
LEE ROBINSON.
We loved you, Grandmother, but God
That's why Why Ee fGu took 1sSs' you home to
LUCILLE AND EUGENE HENRY
HERBERT BELL.
NEWMAN, EDITH n. In loving mem
MAN, who passed into the Great
Beyond eighteen years ago today
May 10, 1040.
1t is not DEATH She whom we loved
Has left US for q time,
Exchanging little earthly cares
For something more sublimel
ELSIE N. SPARKS.
SCOTT, JOHN. A tribute Of love anc
devotion 10 the memory Of my deal
husband, JOHN SCOTT, who passed
away fourteen years ago. May 10
1914.
Loved in life, remembered In death
Ye have in Heaven q better ana al
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, FLORENCE
B. SCOTT. IL"
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DEATHS
in Mrntnriaitt
Announcements {

BALL, WILLIAM S., Jr. In loving
memory of our dear husband and
father, WILLIAM s. BALL, Jr., who
passed away three years ago today,
May 10. 1855
Though absent, you are ever near,
Kept close by memories we hold
Still loved, still missed with all our
hearts,
Through memory, we shall never
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
BLAND, JULIA TOBIAS. In loving
memory OF our dear daughter and
sister. JULIA TOBIAS BLAND, who
passed away eight years ago TODAY,
May 10, 1850.
We miss you so, but sleep on. my
dear God grant we will be to-
gether again,
YOUR DEVOTED MOTHER AND
BROTHER, HERBERT
BROWN. ADA MADELINE. A tribute
to the memory Of my beloved mother,
MRS ADA M BROWNE, who passed
away eight wears ago today, May
10, 1850.
Alseep in Jesus to await the call Of
the Life-giver at the first resur-
rection. HOWARD E. BROWNE. .
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Boston Mothers Get
Bon on Mothers Duy

BOSTON, May 10 R.-Bos-
ton has Cancelled its traditional
Mothers Day observance on
Boston Common at the request
of a group of mothers.
THE mothers said they
would rather stay home and
celebrate the day with their
families" Jack Brown, city
director Of celebrations, said
yesterday. The city had OBJ
served the day offlcially for
more than 20 years.
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brother, william E. Brooks, jr.,
of 104l3 Hobart street. Ken
Sington.
Funeral services will be held
Monday afternoon in Evan
ston,
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Suson {. Holmes

MILWAUKEE,, May 10 (R.-
Miss Susan E. Holmes, 83. re-
tired administrator of Abbott
Hospital in Minneapolis, died
Thursday. She worked Al years
for the hospital before retire.
ment in 1914.
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Centennial Rites
Set in Minnesota

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 10 (P0.
Minnesota hauls out 100 years
of State history today in the
greatest parade it has ever
staged.
For 3 hours, over a 2-mile
parade route in their capital
city, Minnesotans will strut to
the music of 10 bands and drum
corps.
The parade will top off more
than a week of centennial cele-
brating in Minnesota.
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MINNEAPOLIS, May 10 (P.
-Suren E. Gevorkiantz, So, in
ternationally known forest re-
Searcher, died Thursday Of a
heart attack. He was a mem
Der of the staff since 1925 at
the Lake States forest expert
ment station in st. Paul. He
was born in Tifilis, Russia.
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wErLITx. sAmugL. There wIIl ,es
nsHev 0.,d,sa q ,9s sss gS.e.na sAMSFF uaEnfss
Tsplils ana father OF Anne eilyef-
man and Frances Cohen, on sunday,
Nay ~, 1888, AT Pm at the
b c l.odes Cemetery. lbth y
nc tIisnHI thl.SaHn. insvii.a. 's H'la'l'''
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ment. They also were charged
by the Reds with using State
funds allocated to the school
to buy liquor and tobacco.
There was no immediate
comment by Catholic authori-
ties on the Communist charges.
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Alabama School Law
Upheld by U. S. Court

BIRMINGHAM Ala. May 10 OF1.-Alabamas school place.
ment law does not conflict with the Federal Constitution
three-judge u 8. District Court panel ruled yesterday
The unanimous. decision issued by United States
Circuit Judge Richard T. Rves and District Judges Seyboun
II. Lynne and II. Hobart Orooms.
School placement laws In Virginia and Louisiana have
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John c. Duncan. lr.

SEA ISLAND, Ga, May 10
R.-John C. Duncan, jr., So, a
former member Of the New
York Stock Exchange, died yes
terday. He had been i'll for
some time. Death was attrib-
uted to a heart ailment.
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Fenimore Chotterton, 81,
Wyoming Ex-Governor
Suren Gevorkiontz

Cheyenne. Wyo., tomorrow 70
funeral services and burial.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN-Cemetery crypts. To-
Gated in Garden Of Apostles BY
owner: excel price. LU. 2-5530.
FORT LINCOLN-3 choice burial sites,
near flower garden: reasonable. ia
9-44S2.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-6 sites.
lot 563, block 16, $1,000. CHI.
S-T017, MR.. HITE.
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ELEHs,ED. u, ss,,,,,oe On u5.as..I. SS,fsS.
fEfREipk u, BkkER q sies Nsl.
eaehgsstIa ave Az waahlpsson, itss.
z. Baksf, srandmothsT Of Marsha,
w,IIlsms sn RRRss RsRsr. Ms. hossrt Lee =;
Ettsnger. .lEi, Mrs., Walter Honril.
ss27 'Wllsen Blvd. Afiinstoh. VI.
Notice Of funeral arrangements
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sls,sHsn a.s j sss YthyE22n IElsSsiHsSs,
Of washington, D. CT Arieh nleieheI
.sIvly.s s15 srs9',sss 81 oSs rtGsanaeh ssrSo sSo
Ices at the c. D ooidberR q son
Funeral Home, 42i1 9th q, NV,
on Sunday, May II. AZ 10 am.
fnterment District Of Columbia
5Soi SsS * NV. il
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Df Nav NET ), isss, .stS a GEORGE o " %assinston
gPvsMIiSsTr MHSr Il a0'Pltr fSiis csDiso 5yasSNv vss
ave, Silver Spring, Nd, wife Of
St.1ssn Tilllsn De SuliSs M'ns' e. PSsast Robsft G.
and Thomas p. De Ment, and sister
OF Mrs. Harold Younkin. Mrs.
be Ment rests at the Warner =;
Humphrey Funeral Home. S434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Mo,
where services will be held on Mon
day, May IL, at 1890 am. lpark-
ing facilities). Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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DAVIES. HON. JOSEPH EDWARD.

DAVIES, HON. JOSEPH EDWARD.
on On FrieaS May p josspH 1855 At E1s hls
WARD DAVIES. father q Mrs.
Nfillard z TydinEs, Mrs; Fon-
Grosiean. Services at The Crossing
OF the washington Cathedral on
Monday. May 12, at 2 pm. tEDTl.
Interment later In the washington
Cathedral. IL
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GALLOWAY, VILLA. IyILuAM g.: J,i ,ssss sgs-
s,Sa%.y Eay%.jHyGtoP; p;i ,; asYs TYsfIHtAM Atss. & &
RsSons Ran np' 6 elis.EysN ealicsg.ESyys'N Also suryiS. !.
iriends After 10 am. Mopday.- May
M iTisnSs, ,,. are ,Lsyt invited Hs1, % eal sSd q
pth 81 NV. where services win be
held on Tuesday. May Is, At 1880
am. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery. 12
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CRoxToN. KERMII 2. on Msdnes,

SSsSS6xANSEE az NsE i 7J7 J}sIs k.ph:ss SssSrIT 4. 3: 3
s.ioysd brother q cSrinthis Ls..
ton, He also Is survived By .nieces.
nephews;, other relatives and friends.
friends are invited 70. eall e the
Jarvis Funeral Chapel. 1882 You
81. NV, where services will be
held on Monday, May 12. at 1880
Pm. lntsrmsnt wOOdiaWn Gene
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'tsssi, 1 l. iSs. 'Sgs ':;s.Ts: q TSs,i$;S az
s4ss Sns'ai pussrai ssaxlf''H Home. issi oood
Rop. rd Sc. on Monday May is,
a. pm. fnterment Washington
National Cemetery. IL
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GARDNER. BEATRICE. On wsdnes-

GARDNER. BEATRICE. On wednes-
day, May Z, 1858, at her residsnee,
GARDNER, mother of Leonard Gard
ner, sister Of Ruth Gardner Muir
ray and Carrie Gardner Burton.
She also leaves an aunt, Minnie
Smith: an uncle, George Gardner;
and 4 grandchild, Barbara q. Camp
bell. After 10 am. sunday. May
II. friends may call at Boyd's
Funeral Home, 1888 goth st. NV.
nm, At the above funeral home.
fnterment in Lincoln MEMORIAL
Cemetery. IL
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GT MORE, ANNA J. On Friday. May
ANNA sc1' 3. GILMORE of 7aSls Kenyon
st. NV, devoted wife of Oliver B.
Gilmore, mother Of oliver J. Gill
more, Celestine Jackson and Virginia
Williams sister of Hattie Washing
ton, Frances Landrum, Ayrie Morse
and James Jackson. Also surviving
are ave grandchildren, other rela-
tives and many friends. Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements BY
Mcclure, Inc. IL
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1EMMAN NV FSS0 SES 4 ~ on EaSnsmaE MfSdnsTIIy
Hospital, iRViiiNd A. Il LEHMAN, hus-
band Of Ethel NJ Lehman, father of
George NJ lehman and Donald /,
Lehman, brother of Mrs Mildred
L. Phillips. Mrs Dorothy Sumerau,
Mrs Eunice Taylor, Mrs. Emma
Symms, Paul Lehman, Alfred Leh-
man, Lawrence Lehman, Percy Leh-
man and David Lehman. He also
is survived by two granddaughters.
Friends NAV call at the Lee Funeral
where services will be neld on
Saturday, May 10, at 2:3O pm.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
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GREEN, EVA W. On Friday, May 9,
1858 at GEORGETOWN University
Hospital, EVA W. GREEN. beloved
wife of Charles Edward Green, IT.;
mother Of Michael Joseph and Steven
Alan Green, daughter Of John d.
and Frances Working, sister Of Mrs.
Evelyn White and John A.. working;
Funeral from the De Vol Funeral
Home, 2224 Wisconsin ave. NV,
on tuesday, May 10, at S:45 am:
thence TO Our Lady of Victory
Church, 4s35 Macarthur blvd. :,
where requiem mass will be offered
at e:15 an. Friends Hnd rsIatiyes
tinnal Cemetery ~
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SPITZER, ELLA GRACE. On Fri
sy Ehx LEX hAcE 81 1ssf spfzEs 4 Esnsf3ERi q GsS
Massachusetts, ave. NV, beloved wife
OF the late Ernest j. Splitter. Friends
Funeral Home, 290i l4th st. NV.
fifce if y frs ths mass vill liz Be eOi ottsred rsj
at the Annunciation Catholic
Church, 1850 Massachusetts, ave.
NV, on Monday, May IL, at $3.50
am, for the repose of her soul.
Interment National Memorial Park
Cemetery, Falls Church. Va. IL
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cHATFIELD. EREDERIcK p on FEl-

day. NAV I. 1888. FREpERicK r.
cEATEIELp q 2o31 PARK I'd. NV,
sISv'a sS fatssr sssUanS q %ian ndsa 8 and Fsd
eriek 4. chatfieid, ir.. and Virginia
c. Grant; grandfather OF Meianie
Grant. Memorial services at the
II. Hines Co. Funeral Hong. 2gol
at 10 am. parking faeilities). II
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parted this lie A on Friday. May ..
1858, at l57 Randolph pl. n.w.s
MRS. MARIA WALLACE NICHOLS.
mother Of Mrs. Irene Gentry. Notice
OF funeral later.
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SMITH, EDNA TYLER. Departed this
life on Friday. May 9, 1858, at
FTeedmen's Hospital, after q brief
illness. Notice Of funeral later
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LISMAN, LEONARD NATHANIEL. on
ARD NATHANiEL zIsMRH' Of 5000 5000
Connecticut ave NV, beloved
husband of Helena Sylvia zisman
Friedman, Miss Leona Naomi Zisman
and William A. Zisman. He also
is survived by two sisters. Mrs.
Sima Davis and Mrs Edith Gar
finkle, both Of New York. and three
grandchildren Funeral services at
the Bernard Danzansky a. Sons
Funeral Home. 1901 14th st. NV
on Sunday. May IL, at II am.
1nterment King David Memorial
Garden. providence, r. l., papers
please COPY II
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TENENBAUM, RUTH. Suddenly. on
baTs brhTI'dvs vs k6H k6H + rENEssHE ishs A Rttf5: S
loved wife Of Harold Tenenbaum.
Services at the c. d. GOLDBERG q
Son Funeral Home, 4217 9th st,
NV, on Sunday, May IL, at 2
Dmnr,s, Dm, InSermsnt msrasn k1hs drf Dsyl1 Me- e.
l7-A Ridge I'd. Qreenbelt, Nd. II
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CRUDE, JAMES T.. on Friday, May
9, 1855. at his residence, 328
beloved husband OF Eta R Grubb
and father of Ella D. Gump OF
Cumberland, Md. Charles N, Harry
L and John z, Grubb OF silver
Spring, Nd Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st.
and Mass ave. ne, where services
will be held on Monday, May IL.
at / pm. Interment Cedar Hill
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i4th pi., Michigan Park Hills, Mo,
on May s, 1865, wife Of the late
Webster L. CLeoI Higgs, mother OF
Hunter. sister Of Mrs. Cora Higgs
She also is survived by two grand-
children and six great-grandchil:
dren. Prayers at Chambers Funeral
Home. 1901 Cleveland ave, River
dale, Nd. on Monday, May IL. at
9:l5 am Services at Christ
Church, Chaptico, Md. at IL am.
Interment church cemetery. IL
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THE youngster pictured
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person: LeIond Stanford
McCorthy. monogine d.
rector Of the Better Bust
ness Bureau of Metropoli-
ton Washington.
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Arkansas State press., 1958-07-11

human history found in this discourse
The constructive mission of the Christ Spirit is stated
the opening of the Sunday School lesson for July
H. Jesus "came not to destroy, but to fulfill the law and
the prophets The law is the divine law which
recognize the distinction between outward conformity and
inner righteousness Jesus always insisting upon rghe
motives the starting point TO all do. If do
good merely to be by have nahing but words
condemnation Jesus The lofty motive of love is
what deeds to the approval of Jesus Pra
tcing the Golden Rule without the spirit of love
manifestation of the spirit of Christ whose commandment
that should love each other When love regns then
social justice is rooted in soil bank which give cred
Utility
To say that the teachings of revolutionary is
your enemies The law directed that should love
neighbours and while there commands to hate
ones enemies there passages which encourage hostility
them EXODUS 1922 and Levcus 268) and other
passages commanded that Christian love be extended
toward those mho personal enemies and who
hate dpeuy and persecute The significance of the
individual in the teaching of Jesus based his concep-
of the fatherhood of God If God is Father then
knshp with God places premium upon every person and
him precious in the sight of his Creator This truth
the chief thought in the parallels of the lost Sheep the
lost con and the lost in the 18th chapter Luke
One of the sins of Jesus day of
for Jesus insisted upon the idea that should have
high regard for himself and the regard for others
The righteousness of the scrbes and Pharsees
Continued page FiVe)
Arkansas State press., 1958-07-11
:. OUR OPINION /:
If The Negro Stays Hitch" -
All Is Not Lost =.

Tuesday July 29th Arkansans will march the polls to
the candidates of their choice We said
didaes their choice and hope that is just that and
candidates whom they have been hoodwinked or nm
voting for. The voters choice July 29h will
foreWarnng the future of Arkansas and will
probably have bearing the future outcome of America
since happenings in Arkansas have had serious roper
cussions around the globe.
Just how the people will vote remains yet to be SEEN It
easy doube-talkng candidates get the voters
tional and sway them in any direction.
We heard many speeches from candidates In the
which to be the only contest
From the speeches of the gubernatoria cand1-
has forth with any constructive for
the 1t that the only issue at stake third
for a governor and school Indignation.
is our opinion that if Arkansas perfect all
other third and school Indignation would be
tissue for the people would be eontened that abiding by
the law of the land wouldn't pose any problem.
be that it may, Arkansas going elect
should say candidate to administer the affairs of
the commonwealth for years. and it is hope
that the candidate who chosen by the will be of
integrity ability This be done the Negro who
has been victim of scurous attacks from certain candi
dates will stay hitch and compromise his vote There
enough of white in Arkansas left who still believe
that the Negro and become
balance of power elect the kind of who will restore
Arkansas back into the union.
Arkansas State press., 1958-07-11

ca, N. Y. while he was guest
speaker at a church In Jackson
vile, Fla. The topic was
Gross Bearing and Cross Burn
ing" He took his text from Matt.
27:32 John 1917, 10: Gen. 5:
II. He asserted When a Negro
boy says to his mother l want
to go to an all white school in
the south, and his mother an
swers IF you got CUTS to go I've
got the CUTS to take you"
That's Cross Bearing.
When T. c. Merchant, jr., edi-
tor of the Madison Weekly En-
terprise Recorder said. "A ply
stefan greater than Deborah
Coggins was once criticized for
eating with tax collectors and
sinners. Now / am not attempt
ing to make irrelevant compar-
iSons, but l sincerely believe
that if you fire this girl today
for the reason you have in mind
you will be doing an evil un-
just act"
This was written in reference
to the firing Of DR.. Deborah
Coggins of Florida, Madison
county hospital for having lunch
with a Negro nurse associate.
Both of these were defined as
Cross Bearing by DR.. Moore
When Negroes move into ALL
white community and have their
home smashed and or receive
threatening letters that IS
Cross Burning. When a white
employer fires a white worker
for calling his "A Niger Lover"
That's Cross Bearing. .
The bearers of the crosses will
ultimately defeat the burners OF
crosses because love, and faltn'
always conquer hate and fear
If we are bearing the Cross
then we are standing for the
things Jesus stood for. Social
Justice, Brotherhood, Equality
for all men. If you are bearing
the Cross, it means you are a"
gainst everything that Jesus was
against and willing to lay down
your life for those things if nee
essary. To bear the Cross VIII
mean persecution, OPPRESSION
you have to be hungry some'
times naked, no place to lay
your head-but. Must Jesus
bear the Cross alone. And all th0
world go free, No, there's d
Cross for everyone. And there 5
Continued on page Five
Arkansas State press., 1958-07-11
LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR.

is what should be given indie:
pendence, it is what they need
to celebrate and declare truth.
When this is done as the scrip
ture states, You shall know the
truth and that shall set you
free.
1 heard a sermon preached by
DR.. James r. Moore, pastor of
Amity Baptist church in Jamai-
Arkansas State press., 1958-07-11
The Law of Nonresistance
by Theresa Jones

In the Sermon the Mount Jesus summarized His
teaching and Gospel in found principles which He
ciated in Mark Matthew Luke We
concerned here with His teachings the Law with
Righteousness against Hypocrisy with pretense against prac
the Gospel Burke called this Sermon the most
impressive political the rights of Black
declared that the best principles law enacted in
Arkansas State press., 1958-07-11

State Press
Little Rock, Ark
Mr. and Mrs. l.. G Bates
Dear friends:
Today, the USA is celebrating
independence or rather the dec
laration of it We the Negroes
who have been trapped and OPP
pressed in this half-free, half
slave nation know that the truth