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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

ALEX; WEST GROVE, on Mount
Vernon parkway-ModeTn brick
rambler: 8 bedrooms, den. 2 baths.
spacious hv. rm with firepl., din
rm. adj. scr. porch, modern kit,
tiled bsmt. with firepl., full ex-
pansible attic: redwood Windgate
fence surrounding yard. Shown by
appt. so. s-4497. 4hSs interest
S36.500.
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SILVER SPRING - Close-in loca-
ton; 3-bedrm. brick rambler with
full bsmt very convenient neigh
borhood; walk to elementary
school bus at corner Large
fireplace in nv. rm. PEA financing
available, S16.950 TIL Q pm.
pETEFSDA REALTY OIL. 4-laI5.
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AVONDALE--Newiy decorated g.
rm. brick Colonial. LIST floor pow
der rm; vacant. ifnmed possess
sion Assume AZ existing loan.
$1,000 down, S14,75Q. HUGH T
PECK, HE. 4-64OO tin 8.
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AhL., N.i by WNEft-.bealtILuI
f ens'oI = bat RsleS co r0i pIumbins
dry bsmt.: bargain. KE. 6-S639
ARL.. 6207 Lee hwy.-Lge. ABR.
Abb, brk. Georgian. 40-ft; SWING
pool $4,000. OWNER. JE. 2-331l
ARL. N.-You win find in this 4
bedrm, . bath home close 10
schools. shopping and transp has
everything for your needs. Sls,-
500 G.I. or FLA. LYNN REALTY,
w G.AR0A
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
(coNrINUEpl

DRsIGN-4-bedTm
s sS cSs, 1isvs hSms 'p nsiSS;
large iiying rm. with fireplace
sun deck porch with railing, ultra.
modern kitchen with table space
full basement, conveniently parti'
toned with 24-ft. elubrm This
home Just 2 years old, located ]
block from school and shoppinl
center; price, S2e,950. with FLA
financing imam s NynH SAl l,,, "a; c6 3
Realtors, 2O6b Wilson blvd.
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ALEX.-Rent beater. 2 bedrms
semi, $500 down, bal. $50 mo.
full price 50. 900. Close to every
Thing Trims LYNN REALTY KE' g.
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SILVER sPRNG-Just think $500
dn. will buy this modern 3-bedrn.
split-level home. Excellent conat-
ton. Near Four Corners. Has sep.
dining room and basement. S14,-
500. HUGH t. PECK, HE. 4-6400.
SoMERSET-Owner direct to buyer
with substantial savings; 5-yr .-old
rambler: central air cond.,. fully
fenced, 3 bedrms., 3 full baths,
all-elee. kit, finished rec rm.
W/firepl,, downstairs pine-paneled
library with built-in bookshelves
Shown by apt. only. Call OIL
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RIVER ROAD AREA bedroom
3-hath split level on l acre Of land
with lots Of large trees; separate
dining room, all-eleetric kitchen
with eating space. large ground
level recreation room that opens
to q big screened porch, ow .l.,
Priced ',nder $4,000. Call OIL
6-2344. office open 9 til q
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO. INC
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HOLLYWOOD-vacant. 8-bedrm. !,
din. rm., bsmt., brick-and-frame
home. FHA terms, $500 dn.. SEQ
mo. pays all. 2 blks. to schools
and bus. $4,000. FREDERICK W.
BERENS SALES, INC, AP. 7-4646.
RAMBLER, 901S End st.. Lanham-
8 nedrms.. 2 baths. no bsmt,; util.
o 5%i sD' En-. .Ro7ass. '' ground
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

SILVER SPRING-Lse. brk. Colo
hall plan; walk to schools. level
lot. $4,000. 10. 5-36SS. SUB.
URBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
SILVER SPRING-Immaeulate brk
living rm.. dining rm., kitchen
full bsmt., rec. room, built-in bar
eafport, nice level lot; all conven.
fences; price. $50, $50 CHESTER
KELLER. WoODMOoR AGENCY
CORP JU. 5-7100. Q til 9
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CHOICE RASIBLER

ARLINGTON CHOICE RAMBLER
$500 down payment for ell this:
Big living room, separate dining
room, completely equipped kitchen,
2 large bedrooms; full basement
with big recreation room space,
beautifully wooded lot; owner leav-
ing area; immediate possession.
Better see this one at once. AR
LINGTON REALTY CO, $500 VII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

SILVER sPRING-Enjoy living in
this close-in air-eond. 4-bedrm.
brick Colonial Gorgeous up-to-
the-minute kit, with breakfast
rm., family rm.. garage, Walk to
churches, schools and shopping
c. ROBERT GRAY a. CO., Ole
Tllemorth DR. III S-RI00
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WOODsTDE PARK - Tall shade
trees. 200 It. lot depth, 3 large
bedrms.. pine paneled den. ga
baths, garage. prewar brick con-
str. slate roof, are all features
Of this exceptional Colonial home
priced at S25,950. A. j. KESSIN-
GER & Co, JU. 9-4644.
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WO0DSIDE FOREST-OWNER Is
selling handsome, custom-built
rambler at sacrifice: excel. cond.:
beautiful lot and residential area
immed. occupancy. WO. 6-2475.
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with This brand-nsy brick lIod ram,
t tSs s bGSs o sY 3 q bedrooms ana
2 full baths Il on master bed
rmJ, daylight bsmt. tree. rm.
optionaD and up-to-the-minute
kitchen with family table space.
An amazing value at Sl7,500, and
veterans may purchase with as
low as 5000 CASH. Only onel
Better hurryl LURIA BROS, INC,
Realtors. ia. 7-S600, 2O4S Wilson
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SILVER SPRING, mr.. ST. Michael 5
Mod: > bedrms.: encl, porch; :
baths rec. rm.: "a acre. CT
ERWIN REALTY CO, WA. 7-0334
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Ns Ii w 10 w NSANI ~
nomicsi, solid const. 2-bedrm.
house, scrn. pch.; assume FLA.
S13,75O, with $4,000 down. 1925
N. Longfellow. KE. S-6333.
sPRINGFIELD-Split level, loaded
rounded by almost la-aere OF
fenced and Handicapped lot. ) bed
foyer entry and firepl., din. rm,
with French doors leading to a
colorful patio, finished rec. I'M.
and built-in garage. All these fea-
lures plus manv more spell lot
Of house for S20,750, Just onel
Call todayl LURIA BROS, INC,
Realtors, IA. 7-S5O0, 204S VIII
son blvd.
STRATFORD HILLs-White- brick
rambler. Priced for quick sale at
S2S,95O. VIII accent CT contracts
with approximately 5000 down,
balance approximately S23,000 Of
49, Interest PAYABLE approxii-
pal and interest subject to VA
approval. Immaculate condition,
3 large twin-sized bedrooms. living
room with fireplace. dining room
and modern kitchen. full base.
ment with over 800 SO. feet Of
basement area tiled and painted,
located on a beautiful Handicapped
lot, SHANNON e. LUCHS. Realtors,
2055 Wilson blvd, ia. 5-6S00.
TARA : IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
LOVELY NELED 14x14ls
FAMILY RIM. is the OUTSTANDING
feature of this delightful mo
steps orick rambler. 3 spacious
bedrms.-large living rm. with
flreplace-separate dining area
fully equipped kitchen - PLUS
CLOTHES WASHER AND DRYER
Lovely lot. See 1t today Cal
METzLE7, ia. 5-7575 It'll 8 pm
WESTOvER = SI5,95O. 3-bedrm
brk. Colonial with side porch or
dead-end street, enclosed yard
with trees; cow to shop, bus and
schools. Call NE. S-1234 or, wk
ends and ewes, JE. 2-l750.
81, 95O-4-hedrm., lIs-bath brick
Cape Cod with separate dinini
rm., rear screened porch, rec. rm
in full bsmt. Level wooded loi
In elose-in N. Arlington. VACANT
Move in tomorrow $1,750 cash
! CROWELL g. CO., NC, Realtors
s1e0 N. olebs rd.a IA, b-0707.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
DOWNTOWN

Very centrally located property with
Guiding about 1900 So It. air.
conditioned ofdces. Balance disable
for warehouse, distribution, shop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

Fl. BELvoIR AREA-3 bedrms
acre Of land. $500 dn.: full
price, S12,250. Call Miss Gravely
XII. s-3041 or TIE. 6-I400 for list.
ing f513-B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

FALLS CHURCH AREA, Sls.950-.
f FRAT AR 'P ecSS61T fS5sh cEs
bedrm., 2-bath Cape Cod; II 1T
living rm.. storybook equip. kit:
LIST a., , bedrmS., bathS 36-ft
bedrm., bath, end: full bsmt.. rec.
nm, gas heat; lot 2425ft. deep,
fruit trees. etc: $3.50 cash
Sl06 mo. FLA, or $1,000 cash
sl43 mo. Pill, VACANT Oct. I
0-9olz0 lie 0-1RRA
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ROCKVILLE-Trees on A-acre lot,
rec rm.. > bedrnls, many nice
features. Sll. 500 or assume 4.2sc
sTTRuRPAN PRoPERTIFs MGT.
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ALEX semidetached, z
bedrms., bsmt.. nice lot, dead-end
street, Huntington Sec. 500
down, terms to suit. DI. 1866.
ALEX, Pentagon Special! M. Rus
sell rd.-3-bedrm, brick, de luxe
toWnhouse, bsmt., washer, dryer,
h.-W.h., like newl S96.50 o month,
as low as S425 down, incl. set
Element. Assume 49, loan. Only
|. act fast FRANCES . REALTY
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD.
teoNTlNUtpl

BETHESDA - Unusual Split-leye
near Wilson Lane and Bradley
slvds = mos SS.. SId' Dig n Oeq pas,s
tones, family rm.. oarport, many
extras. owners transf. SAMUEL
\, BooLEY OF Md NC OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

CARROLL AVE, Mr.. WASH. SAN
q Ice. bedrms., liv. rm., firepl.,
din. rm., kit, bsmt. SUBMIT
OFFERS. FLA terms acceptable
o. d. FIELD. INC, JU. 5-7ll3
q til q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

$3.50 DOWN, Sss PER
MO.-5-rm. brick bungalow: ex-
pansible attic. finished in knotty
air-conditioning unit. Vacant. Near
schools and transp.. right Oh
Piney Branch I'd Priced at Sl6,-
$50 for quick sale. Call til 2 pm,
WA. $4,000. ROBERT S. DAVIS
% INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

AREA "a bedrms
living nm, kit. dining area, with
partial bsmt, $500 down, So. AZ
mo, FHA terms. Listing 152S-D
Call Mr.. Hill. so. 5-64S9 or TIE
6-l400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

NORTH ARLINGTON - Brick and
store rambler in a top nelgnpor-
center hall plan with q truly big
kitchen, finished rec. room, at
tached garage and screened porch.
Level lot is nicely wooded. I'm.
mediate occupancy available. Just
reduced to $50, $50. Flexible terms
are available. LURIA BROS, INC,
Realtors. IA. 7-S500. 204S Wilson
hIud
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$50, 300: elose-in silver Spring
Air-cond brick rambler. Liv. rm
with fireplace, dining rm., equip
kitchen with table space, nice.
size oedrmS., fun bsmt,, rec. room
patio, lot 6Ox115; walk to public
and parochial schools CHESTER
KELLER WOODMOOR AGENCY
CORP, JU. 5-7l00, Q till 8. JU
g-5555.
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CHEVY CHASE-New brick Co
ionial. 8 bedrms., . baths, Cen
ter hall paneled den, ia-bath,
de luxe big kit. Finished ground
level rec. rm. and la-bath. 2-ear
garage, Priced in sos. SAMUEL
r, BOGLEY OF ND, INC, Oh
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LOOK, CT PURCHASERS-Imagine
all this for only $3.50 down pay
ment. 3-bedroom brick rambler.
on beautiful Anchor-fenced lot: 9
blks. from school. bus, shopping;
FLA contract acceptable. Better
see this one today. for it's priced
f nSw g spS ss n GRy ARESof H5
REALTY CO, $500 Wilson blvd.
IA. $4,000. OPEN 9 TO q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

MT. RAINIER, 36Os Perry st-Ar-
ranged for > families, sml. apt.
first a., lge. apt. sec. d.; both have
pvt. front and rear entrances.
will consider lease to substantial
tenant OWNER, EN-. 2-l072,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

n. COLLEGE PK.-4-yr. -old ram
bier. 8 bedrms., full din. rm.. lge.
bsmt.: S14,50O, $1,000 dn.: low
mo. payments. HE. 4-3500: ewes.
HA o.SCQ1 w W LEWIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

ALEXANDRIA AREA "a bedrms
large living I'm. and dining area
masonry storage bldg. in rear of
concrete patio: quiet street; many
extras, Listing 1522-F. Call Miss
qravely at XII. S-3041 or TIE
6-1400.
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GIANT 23-INCh
ROTARY
POW Err
low R

Here's the citys finest buy in power
mowers lifetime guaranteed steel
deck i. +. sofety engineered vacuum
action lifts gross up allowing it to be
cut evenly comes completely as
sembIed except for handle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

343ZElsl>
s,se.ss RcA-viesor $50 0H
n" 81. Cons. ~. .,....r &OA
1875 RcA-Vietor 7i"SA00
Color Console ~. 81 100
$6o5 RcA-VicfoF 2l"SAA1
Color Console TV; moh.- 4OA
S795 RcA-Vicfor 2l"SKAH
Color Cons. ~; widoos 0OA
S269.95 EMERSON Il" 81 40
Blonde consolette w. 100
S769.95 PHILco Mig. 50 40
n" consolette W 100
1895 RcA-Victor ST $40
Personnel Poroble w. ~
Sl6S.95 &c ~" Port 81 ~
obIe Television ------ AA
$299.95 ADMIRAL Mig. So 20
Wood Il" Console TV 0O
$399.S5 zENITH a" 81 AA
~ and Phono Comb ITO
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ssss.ss GENERAL ELECTRIC u.
Mp. 1pi.AMp. Air cendiiIensF.
tsssh o. s.'snsnsi 81 *
ihsFmesiail ------- OV
No speeioI wiring nssded
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NWrNNnr~ =. - = -.
$3Se.oS EMERsoN 2I"SAA0
~. Redio-phono. Comb. 900
$249.95 &C Il" Top 81 no
Tuning Toble Television $50
$329.95 PHILco Il" 50 IN
Console Television - RR
$3I9.95 SYLVAEilA n" So 10
Holo-Lishs Console ~ 0O
sI9e.95 WEsTING'HSE $14H
~" Toble TeIevision - ~
S239.o5 RcA-Vietos 81 So ~
~" Super Toble w. ~
Si69.S5 WEsTINGH'sE 81 TX
~" Tcble TV ---- ~
$2S9 cBs- columbio n" $40
De luxe Console ~ 100
$ise.95 ADMIRAL '5s 500
~" Toble Television = ~
$z59.95 WESTINGH'sE So ~
~" Blonde Toble w. 4OA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05

the Democratic women's
leader said.
Nobody is going to Just
come and sit and be spoken
to-" she added. Everyone is
going to. get a chance to dis
cuss her triumphs or her
problems"
The conference is open to
any women Democrats who
would like to attend and can
pay their own way, Mrs.
Louchheim said. She has
written to each Democratic
national committee W ON an,
asking her to appoint a State
committee. including herself
and the State vice chairman
(by tradition a woman, to
try to stir up interest in the
conferences. she added.
Reception Dinner
In addition to workshop
sessions during the day, the
conference has scheduled a
reception for all members
Of the House one evening,
and a dinners for members
of the Senate another.
More than half of the
House and Senate already
have accepted invitations to
the two events. although the
invitations went out late last
week, Mrs. Louchheim said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05
IN WASHINGTON
Democrats Schedule
Women S Conference

Democratic party leaders.
including former President
Truman, Senate Majority
Leader Lyndon Johnson,
House Speaker Sam Raybqrn
and Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt
are scheduled to speak at q
National Campaign Confer
ence for Democratic Women
Leaders to be held here
April 1922.
Other speakers viii include
Democratic National Com
mittee Chairman Paul Butler,
Gov. G. Mennen Williams Of
Michigan, Gov. Robert Mey-
ner Of New Jersey, Senator
Mike Mansfield of Montana,
and Representatives William
Dawson of Illinois and Hale
Boggs of Louisiana, all of
whom are vice chairmen of
the national committee.
Adlai Stevenson, the party's
presidential candidate in 1852
and 1856, and hence its titu-
lar head. will address the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05

conference too If he is in the
country at the time. accord
ing to Mrs. Katie Louch-
helm. vice chairman and Di-
rector of Women's Activities
Of the Democratic National
Committee.
For Key Roles
Mrs. Louchheim said the
conference. which will be
held at the Sheraton Park
Hotel, has been called ito
help prepare Democratic
women for the key role they
will play in the 1858 election
campaigns"
The conference is an out
growth Of a series Of regional
meetings of women Demo-
Gratis. which worked out very
WE'LL" Mrs. Louchheim said.
Emphasis at the April con-
ference will be on personal
participation" by the women
Democrats, at least 500 of
whom are expI tied to come,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05

Hotel after church services.
The candy-filled Easter
baskets which will decorate
the brunch tables will all be
sent to Children's Hospital
afterwards for patients to
enjoy.
Leading New York milliners
are sending down Easter bon
nets which will be door
prizes and which will be
modelled during the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05
Plans Announced
ForEusterBr Brunch

Mrs. Garfield Kass, chair
man Of the entertainment
committee of the League of
Republican Women. has made
known some of the plans for
the organizations Easter
Sunday Brunch" April 6, to
be held at the Mayflower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-05

FRANKLIN SIMON WASHINGTON AND VIRGINIA
Warrington Store open THURSDAY, $50 AM 70 8 PM
Secsn Corners. Va. Thursday $50 AM TO $50 PM
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
AROUND PINE BLUFF

Mrs Maxine Winbush and of E. Chicago Ind are
guests OF Mrs Wnbushs parents Mr. and Mrs. Madison
SpeerS, of $40 N. Spruce street.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Bims of 81 W. Pulen street.
are home after visiting relatives friends in Los Angeles
and San Francisco
Miss Alberta Jones, of 618 ~ Cedar street is home
fter spending several days Texaana the guest of her
Droher Malvin E. Jones and wife, Jones and children
Mrs Helen Townsend and Miss Bennett of Phil
aaepna are guests of Mrs Townsends parents Mr. and
Mrs. l. A. Moon, of 2102 West 5th
Mrs. Alyeene Burrel of 1717 Bell street homo i'm,
proving nicely after undergoing surgery several DAYS
at Davis Hospital
The office force and agents, of the Universal Life
suance Company attended the funeral E
Walker in Memphis last week.
Mrs. Annie ]. Edwards of 307 E. 10th entertained
few friends last Friday evening" honoring sisternaw
Mrs Birdie Thornton of Chicago Present for the
-getheT', Mrs Samme F. Thompson, Mrs Olivia butcher,
Mrs Lena B. Jones' Mrs Inez Frazier Mrs K Pierre
Mrs. Thompson is the former Miss Edwards former
resident Of the city and attended Merrill high
leI saturday night for her home after enjoyable
Mrs. Alyeene Perkins, of Watson Blvd, is improving
aceiy after undergoing surgery several weeks ago.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

circulated by the Southern Con-
ference Educational Fund, 822
Perdido ST., New Orleans, La.
Repeatedly very concerned also
are Congressman Powell, Diggs,
and Roosevelt. In face of all this
opposition Committee Chairman
Walter made number of defen-
sive remarks throughout the first
day of hearings to charges by
witnesses. Witnesses charged the
hearings were aimed against the
indignation movement.
Witness Perry Cartwright bus
inesS manager of the Southern
Newsletter, Louisville, KY. testi-
fled freely invoking neither the
fst or 5th amendments. He said
that his magazine found that
there were many young white
Southerners who don't 60 along
with Mr.. Walters friend, Gov.
Griffin on this business of rae
ISM He charged that "the Com
mittee knows perfectly well that
I am Socialist and not a Com
munist." He refused to give
names of Southern Newsletter
subscribers to the committee "be-
cause Mr.. Walters friend Gov.
Griffin might get them and turn
them over to the White Councils
or the Khan" The Southern
Newsletter is a pro-integraton,
pro-labor magazine written by
and for white Southerners.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
MasOns Endorse
NAACP's Efforts

Support for the drive to press
for continued indignation in pub
lie schools of the south was urg-
ed by the delegates attending the
International F&AM Masons Su-
preme Duo-Eouncil Convention in
Columbus, Ohio last week.
The joint meeting of Eastern
Stars and Masons was held in
the Missionary Temple CINE
church, II E. Mound street,
from July 81 to 9th. Dir. Wiz
liam v Banks of Detroit, Miehi-
gan, supreme grand master and
DIT. NJ. L. Coleman, of Tampa,
Florida, illustrious grand matron,
presided.
Resolutions endorsing support
OF the NAACP's efforts to contin-
ue the legal campaign to break
down school segregation and the
establishment of credit unions
and trade schools within the fra
ternity were approved by the
delegates from more than four
teen states.
A banquet and parade high
lighted the meetings.
In addressing the July 26th
banquet delegates DR.. Banks said.
Free Masonery as practiced by
international Masons is con-
tent to be anchored to the rock
that moral chastity is the secret
and the mystery to the greatest
reward-peace and happiness of
conscience. These ideals can and
will inspire people all over the
world, to seek the highest mean
ing and value of the brotherhood
OF man and the fatherhood of
God, regardless of national. re-
hgiouS, race or sociological
differences. These ideals can
bring a durable and lasting
peace"
General chairman of the Su-
preme Grand Lodge was Turner
S. fairfield of Flint, Michigan,
and Supreme Duo-Council To-
cal chairmen were Mrs. Ethel
White and John Murphy of Co.
lumbus. Mrs. Augusta Jones SER
we'd as secretary.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
Griffin Opens
House UnAmerican
Activities Meet

ATLANTA, Ga.-The House I'm
American Activities hearing was
opened last week by speech
from segregationist Governor Grit
lin OF Georgia. He defined Ameri-
canlsm as states rights" Griffin
was given laudatory introduc-
ton by Committee Chairman
Francis E. Walter D-Pa.)
Other members of the Com
mittee are Rep. Tuck D-Va)
VINO has been calling for mas
slve resistance" to the u. S. SUI
preme Court decision on school
desegregation, and Rep. Willis
tD-La) who has consistent
record of voting against all civil
rights legislation and who laud-
ed Faubus last year.
These segregationists subpoena
ed Is Southern white integra-
tlonistS to question them on their
"Americanism." The witnesses
consistently denounced the hear
ang as an attack upon integra-
ton.
Supporting this contention was
an open letter by some 200 prom
inent Negro leaders who deplor-
ed the use of United States
Congressional Committee to fur
Their racist aims. The letter was
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

board meeting last Wednesday
afternoon, to fill the unexpired
term of his father, DR.. ]. E.
Walker who was fatally shot at
his Universal Life Insurcnae Of
flee early last Monday morning.
The younger Walker, who is al
SO president of Universal Life
Insurance Company, was execu-
tive vice president of the bank
before he was elevated.
The regular annual election at
the bank is scheduled to be held
January, 1859.
Under rules and regulations of
the bank, Walker will be eligible
for reelection during regular
rejection.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

ness from the hot outside air
into an even hotter room. operat-
ing on a little electricity yet!
Electricity has always been as
ISOLATED with heat to me, and
heat and GOODNESS just don't mix.
But it's obvious that notion is
wrong. Anyway, all we have to
do is set dial and down goes
the temperature. If the weather
turns chilly for a few days, ar
other swipe at the dial, and n
warm and temperate air comes
through. The instrument land I
chose the wordl will also con-
troll humidity. Now If this isn't
scientific miracle, I'd rather not
know what is. NY money is on
American science every time.
Now then, I wonder how many
of the RCA Whirlpool technical
people can keep house efficiently.
That's my speciality.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

Logan said he never quite com
pretended my feelings abo~
Negroes" until a mental break
down in 1941 uncovered hiddel
guilt feelings.
/ was reared by a Negro
nurse, Amy Lane Logan wrot.
She was my second mothe.
the queen who ruled the bacl
areas of the house, those pc.
mlssive places where I was hap
pest. She loved me and nur
tured me Then, one day. I wa
told she couldn't eat with me
or ride in the same railroad Car
with me.
This is a guilty agony tina
all Southerners carry inside OF
them.'
Logan said he wrote endless
notes. about his Negro nurs
and his home town of Mansfield
La while recovering from his
breakdown.
My writings seemed discon
nected at the time" he adde
but many years later, I was
able to use those same lines in
my plays and movies Some o
Marion Brandos dialogue ex-
pressing racial attitudes in 'sa,
onara' was born in the darkness.
OF the night at the hospital2