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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
SUMMER SPORT coA7

> N5p5 Imported Silk stripe coats,
brown and green, sizes reg. 1888,
1893. 2/4O. 1/42 Now
4 SS5 1907 Pure silk, tailored nv
Wall Street. tan and grey, sizes
reg 40: long 1/4O, 2I44. Now
2 SS5 Imported pure silk, tan and
white stripe, tailored BY Austin
LEEDS, sizes short 40, reg AZ. Now
se5 Pure silk Austin Leeds coats
white and brown heck, size Al
reg" brown brown and white neck AZ
reg NOW
S75 Atwood hopsaek coats. yellow
and med brown. tailored by Wal
street. Sizes reg AZ; 1888, 2/39,
2/40 long. Now
10 $3.50 and S35 Summer spor,
coats. lightweight fabrics. size,
res 1898. ] L39, 2/40, 2/42, ia
long, 3/39. Now
Q $50 SO 1907 Pure silk, tailored BIZ
Northbrook. tan and grey fieck
weave, sizes reg l/39, l/l0. II42,
PA. 1/46 Now
S29.50 Leisure Jackets, grey and
blue checks. Sizes reg. 2/3s. 1 40:
short. 1888. Nov w.
! $95 Imported, dark brown gabar-
zine, size 40 reg. Now -
s56 Forstmann Gabardin. hin,
Size 40 reg. Now
. S45 Pure Irish Linen coats. tan.
grey and brown Sizes reg, J36'
5//aaa' L3g' 2/4O; longs, 2/44
A6 Acetate and silk coats. black
sno white mixtures. size 40 reg
NOV
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SPORT COATS

, Ss5 1907 Pure Cashmere. hand
tailored BY Wall Street. blue Sizes
reg. 81 SO; long. AZ Now -
, S65 Black Shetland. hand tailored
BY Austin Leeds Sizes. reg. 3S
80: shorts. 80. 40. A. Now
$50 so Forstmann wool grey and
tan stripe Sizes, res, 3S, 40, ~;
short. 80. Now
SIS Atwood Shetland. light tan
and light grey checks. Sizes | I3g,
2 40, 1/46 short, AZ long, gao
Now
S65 1907 Camel Hair, Natural tan,
size 80 short. Now
s37 so and S45 Shetland Goats.
brown and grey. Sizes. reg, l/3g.
2/42. 2/44, 1/46. Now -
S39.5O Imported Shetland. dark
brown with maroon stripe Sizes,
40 short. Now
) S55 Harris Tweed. grey and brown
stripe. Sizes l/39. 40, 1/42
1/i4 reg. 46 long Now
/ 50 50 Hand tailored by Austin
Leeds, dark brown with red feck
Size 40 long. Now
Sig so Imported County Down
Shetland; grey, 40 short. brown
size 40 reg Now
, $50 SO Shetland coats. tan check
Sizes Al reg. and 40 long. Now
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10 S1295 Famous-n4ake Stacks. green
red, pink and natural. sizes 30
33. "a. IS, AZ waist
81 S15 Corded hugeer model, lish'
green, salmon. tan, yellow anC
grey, sizes % TO "a reg NOW
3 80 95 and sIn95 Bermuda shorts
solids and plaids; sizes 80, 81. &c
33. rs waist. Now
2 s29 so wool 65es and silk 35~.
tan, hand tailored. sizes 80. "a
Now
"A 90" SO Tropical worsted. dacror
55cs. wool 49,. black. grew brow
and tan. sizes 80. "a, 40. ~ waist
Nov
S31 so light tan gabardine. hanr
stitched. hand tailored, size q
long Now
500 so All wool. light tan CAB
Sizes 2/36. 4/3s. Now
s24 SO Imported Italian. silk ans
WOOL bronze, size 80 waist Now
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FALL WEIGHT SUIT:

e: :;'''s Charcoal 'f'' 81: Us ss4oo
&. red. S IL and grey 'S''E $500
i %s,i S We size res 40 u 20 $4,000
ss' As sssP L: sasst So. 5 s sss $47oo
s IS Green res ;''iS Ivy League style $4,000
ss a'f Sizes ss aS fsa2Ss '''y $4,000
ss% Leeds ' sizes e res res q Is $500
sss aaas i ss: 10 sav sr' 47oo
y vi L! sF e. sFsS ana Sue SIC $500
s :s' ST blue 's Size 70 s % Ions $47.oo
.ss41 q ss: Ss :s' Sc $4,000
si's d issf' SIZE S''i Il IS s47oo
50 sizes 1sz 1 ssg r: %od Now $4,000
SIS Hand woven Harris tweed.
brown and green check. grey check. &AA M
Size g ~ reg 50 short Now
s f:s I ~. tan flannel Size "A $4,000
:s:. Az ~. so9 4.s 'n s:4 medium sr'g $1,000
; sss gs: IS f:s Nov flannel light $4,000
i sss S ES1'''d, li'h' tan Size AZ $4,000
s.i s. Ap SIM LEEDS 81: s47oo
r.; medium s47oo
so;4, EsA SIZE ere: Il T. ':s Now patch $500
!; 81 re-. aI'h Now sE'' cord an wool Size $500
s:s I:ei :F'! So. s :. f s5@ $500
Sc 81 G !. fss s 5sa' tan blue h''E $4,000
s llss' grey a'aa:i : size 4 G'' RS $47.oo
SIZE ss 1 II f:s S sss'r'in' light sy $500
!; e r sa'' ss1 grey and brown S''. $1,000
sSs AZ s.: s9 e r s.nf Nov double $500
: .s2r'd NOV :: Austin Leeds s': $ $4,000
g:: ss:: J. .Ss9 3 e. %:@ $4loo
ss w sGPsn :rP s.s IS Sns sos $54oo
s.se Tsi .a s 50 1Ss s sS4 $4,000
! i sss Ny; Now blue ''''Fdin' Size 40 $500
40 Ss5 10 $40 from our regular stock tailored by
Austin Leeds, brown, grey blue All sizes. Now
$500 to $500
no unEt raE
and brown 90 m A. o9 ~
All sizes. Now OO.OV W OSsOO
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mems CLOTHING
oUTERcoATS

i SSs and aa $5s75
IS ?as sfG4 ssr sizes ss $4,000
1.Ps: gss: $4loo
500 so Hand woven Harris Tweed
r. r. :ss; i n II II $4,000
re e' R''' Sizes 'S "sS u: $4,000
" ss'i ' S. * s' Snort R'3 - $4,000
q s!s'S ssr V's'' Sizes fss $4,000
sSs rs: Is g. s. 80 s:$ $47oo
6 $40 Imported Irish tweed over
coats hand tailored, raglan model
L. s 'fP s S''s "a. sAffS s4 S Ions IS $54oo
s ss$' COATS Size. Fss ss a7s $4,000
raslan model. heather mixtures
Ss% 81 ai '''E Sns s'''' !SS $4,000
s: ~ Ss $sa. ST. e. Ss$ $47oo
s Es5F'a'SSa' size res s. So ana S' % $500
. 500 so Covert cloth light grey
! sis ''o III Sl''t Sizes u res - y $500
Sl25 .Hand-tsilored Forstmann
s shss 81! 81 .S S0 l. Reg 2ss SS@ 5000
sleeve "s SEE Is 0i reg " so% '''' $4700
2 SOS Hand-tailored gabardine ton
siss 4S ne i5a. ''S wv 'ss-iH sleeve $47oo
as.n Shoulder D's Size Il iES:s ss" $2700
mode. Ws slss IA ss' S ea F''l'n $47.00
sleeve o's sss s. G 4ss sSsS '''n $4,000
Sic s g s. G sad H SSa check ch''0 $500
sss sI'T Size '! IS 6 asE'I so$ double $4,000
sss's $Is; :sarf i7 sS $1,000
SIZE sls' 4 Zoo ion. Cashmere s6. coat brown $1,000
e. Sizes Sizes S S'i8 8as and i'i IS sR $1,000
Breasted G'T SIZE. Hs So sa tons d' sss $4,000
S55 De Luxe Suburban coats. brown
e IS, IS. F''i '' Snort SP''f: S ok $500
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

MI. VERNON AVE, Alexandria,
Va. Toned CO; l00-ft. frontage
monwealth ave; close to Arlandria
shopping center. Suitable for any
orive-in type OF business, used car
lot OF once bldg. VIII trade for
home
ROCKVILLE PIKE - S7b-foot
frontage, 81 500 50. IT.; xoned c.
Priced under the market for quick
sale. Liberal terms.
Fer further intormatlon' s ssai
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

Ma. s-O5so; ewes. sun. "a. 2-7s
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT
(coNTINUEp

CHRIS CRAFT BOAT at pier
Mayo, Nd. Fully equipped cot
tage: sleeps s; sandy beach. nl
weekly, monthly or season. 10
2-5503.
NKAR PLYMOUTH. MAss.--SharI
cottage, 3 extra bedrms., shade
salt water, firepl. Season, monthly
wkly. For details call LC. 2-2773
COTTAGE AND 4 LOTS ounstoI
Manor on the Potomac: $3.50
NEW C0TTRGEi Shenandoah River
Blue Ridge Mts.--Fish. swim
boat; 1 hr. from Fails Church
$3.50. Also, HISTORIC stone house
*. 9sg,7aS7. ~ 0-0o.1 Z
Mr.. BEVERLY BEACH, furn, cot
OF. l-3506. OF. 4-63e7.
AVAIL. IaFMEDIATELY-By week
rms. and bath; boat. pvt. SAND
beach, excel. fishing; Tidewater
Va, Call CT. 6-O707 or IA
VIII ~ 4, Te osDI.,s Is fss oI sSURfI g
Potomac and st, Marys Rivers a
on app 81 $1,000 81 Il. G..
property In Fails Church or Fair.
fax, County. Va.-call NE. 6-1S2s
or ewes. IA. 2-O207.
ATTRAC., mod. Chesapeake Bay
view home, 4 bedrms,: wkly.
monthly. DU. 10000, Ext. 400
Beverley Beach Cottages
kentsd by Week o. Month
University 7-20S1
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L0Ts, ACREAGE WANTED

SLEEPY HOLLOW acre lot.
5000. no agents. Call FE
4-6209.
BUILDER WANTS CHOICE LOTS,
upper NV, Mont. Co, fully sub
ordinated. ~. 5-q291.
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WATERFRONT PROP. VITO.

II YOU ARE NOT occupying your
beach cottage, / would be inter.
ested In renting the month Of Aug
or season. Must be quite nice and
prefer Chesapeake Bay area. Boz
294-L, star. 81
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
tcoNIINUtDl

Baileys x-Rds., 81 Sd. TT.
5000 So: II. zonsd gen. bust
streets, near Hot Shoppe being blt..
Melpar and Wonder Bread plants
tmmed. need for food chain. furni-
ture, warehousing, ETC., and .
smart buyer to proft By this
DAVID ROSENBERG. Exclusive
DREYFUss BROS.
ma. s-O5s0; eyes,. sun. IA. 2-7s20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

CHEV. So sta. wag. 6-pass. dc luxe;
man extras stSs se'ssl aa nj beaut'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

CHEVROLET '52 4-dr.; stand. shift
excel. cnnd.: $1,000 mi, s40t
cash or best ofEer. ia. s-2265.
CHEVROLET 1877 Bel Air 4-dr
sedan; powersIide; excel. eonG.
pvt. owner; beaut, 2-tone finish
Price, Sl,595. so. $4,000.
cHEvROLET '53 Bel Air t-dr,; g
pvt o o;s ~ $50 essh. tske owe
payments. 10. 7-3370.
CHEW. s5s sta. wag. Spas. De luxe
CHEVY as club sedan; T., h.: goos
running cond.: tires fair: $3.50
61Ob 37th ave. Hyattsvllle,
cHEv. 1855 station Wagon e-dr.
T. and h.. GOOD cond.; $4,000 mi.
! owner; 81 $50. JE. 4-0501.
CHEVROLET '5b Bel Air VS. 4-dr
| sedan; powerglide, radio ana heat
er: 2-tone green finish; SI.295.
HICKS CHEVROLET
5p2a Ca, Ave. NV. RA, 5000
CHRYsLER 1855 "2bO" Newpor
4-dr. hafdtop; full power equir
=; and h: l owner: peri. cond
FE. 7-1200, OIL. 2-l9s1.
CHRYSLER '53 Windsor de lux
4.dr;; radio and heater; light blue
$3.50.
HICKS CHEVROLET
5000 Ga. Ave. NV. RA. 3-010C
cHRYSLER '53; black excel cond.
brand-new tires; one-owner car
fully equipped; $685. or best offer
| RE. 6-9S35, or see at DONs
MOBILE SERVICE, 1904 Marlboro
pike.
lCHRYSLER 1858 convertible coupe
500; immaculate FLOOD pom.
FAC 800 Wis. WO $4,000
CBRYSLER 300" sport coupe
red: tan leather: automatic trans,
z. and h., power steering ant
brakes: excel. eond.; 10000 miles
any offer over $1,000. Call Fair
view 2-5T53. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
SUMMER CAMPS

EASTERN SHORE mr.. Cambridge,
Md.-Boys and girls, ages 5 told
Interracial $3.50 for 6-week sea-
son. $50 for . wks. Opening June
20. 1901 Bunker Hill I'd. ne. LA.
9-2121 after pm.
BOYS, IL to 10: day camping
trip to Canada, July z through
20. Fishing, swimming, boating,
hiking, etc. Write WAHECA
TOURS, P.o. Box 743 Silver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
FLORIDA PROPERTY

H0MESITES - Waterfront an d
water view, min. S0'xl25', from
5000 up. Cape Coral, opposite TT.
Myers on Caloosahatchfe River,
spect color movies. slides and pho-
tos at RALPH ID. KAISER AND
CO. 400 Perpetual Bids, $40 Ga,
ave. Sil. Spg.. Nd. Open daily till
8 pm; Sat. and Sun. till 8 pm.
JU. $500 for free brochure.
BET. CAPE CANAVERAL
AND PATRICK AIR FORCE
Land situated on liz acres OF
Colossal commercial sround In the
type business. tn. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

14-h,p. 1851 model Fastwin: aux
gas tank, gearshift: used only 4
seasons, in salt water one time,
recently. checked over, guaranteed
IN excel. cond; price, 5000. For
appointment, call XII. 0-352f, 81
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1895

WE HAVE NO TERMS, Yor
NAME THEM
DIRECTIONS. FROM RossLYN
VA. TO FREDERICKSBURG, VA
LEFT ON RTE. 3, Is MILES TO
KING GEORGE COURTHOUSE
THENCE OAK GROVE, l MILE
TO OUR SIGNS AND LEFT TIC
EBB TIDE SALES co.
OAK GROVE, VA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

1887 Irving 81. NV. kD. ASSOC
3460 l4th st. NV. RA. 3-9670
BUICK '5S Super; 1,50O miles
new-car guarantee; air cond.: all
extras, Save $500. Owner leav.
Ing city Lbs. NO. 7-70s6.
BUICK "a Riviera Roadmaster
Also Super. Wonderful cond. Fully
equip Guar. SS95. Trade, terms
25l6 Nichols ave Sc
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SUMMER HOMES

COUPLE, with 4 children. Oldest 5
yrs; want to rent clean safe cot
tage for July within 50-mile ra-
dius Of D. c. WI. 6-2O46.
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EvINRuDE oUTBoARD MOTOR

FIBREGLAS left. styrofoaFn,
63-in. beam; 12-h.p. 1855 motor
Twee Nee de luxe trailer, cover.
extras, OF. 4-sl7s. 300 s. 22nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

HUDSON '54 4-dr. sedan; r. and
h., defroster: sos cash, take over
1905: ] owner. Ii. 6-SN4l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

SPOT CASH or win sell, rent for
you FREE APPRAISAL. Nd, D, G.
]. VICTOR D1CKEY, AP. 7-60e0
A CASH BUYER or WILL SILL
on TERMS. Ii. $4,000. 8. =.
REALTY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

28-FT, CABIN CRUISER, 1857
model, sleeps 4: fresh-water
tank, gas detector and many
other extras; $4,000. SUITLAND
SPORT CENTER. 10. S-7007.
I9-FT. AUX. SLOOP, sleeps 4:
compl, equip. incl. trailer;
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REAL ESTATE LOANS


End TRUsTs-Absoluteiy top spot.
cash prices paid. Nd, Va d. G
Call daily or night. 10. 4-0565.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE. is
or End mortsase. IA. 2-2303 OF
IA. 7-6S00.
Low RATES--FAsT ACTION-1si
q 2nd TRUST LOANS for any pur.
pose. DI. 7-4445; ewes. u. 8-94YS
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
PURCHASED. BARLOW REALTY
CO. Realtors. 1881 q st. NV.
ME. S-2495.
MONEY. 2ND TRUsT-We will buy
Ind trust notes d. c., nearby Nd
or Va. reasonable rate, Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE a. INVEST
MENT CORP, 1912 N. Y. ave
NV, Ma. s-6S33.
MORTGAGES. So, 25 YRS; funds
unlimited; pay debts, make i'm
provement, combine trusts, reduce
payments. Prompt free appraisal
CROCKETT. day, eve. HE. 4-6S94.
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
At Extremely Low Discounts
M x. STONE, OIL, 2-3A14
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OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE Or WILL TRADE equity
for Wash. area or beach property
6-rm. masonry house, expansible
attic; In Harrisburg pa suburb.
10. 7-l64b.
MEYERSDALE, PA.--6-rm. house;
lge. lot. Furnished, $4,000 or
house and lot $4,000. Write WAL
TER BAER. Box 367, jerome, Pa.
or phone Boswell. Market 9-5S06.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

HII.LMAN MINK '57 4-dr.: green
and white Whit. T. S S15e + Compare car
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
IcoNTlNUELl

BUICK 1854 (Estate) 4-dr. station
wagon: power steering: l owner
These are very scarce. Special,
81 ,206, terms.
BELL MOTORS
SOLO Wis. Ave. NV. WO. $4,000
BUICK '56 Century hardtop 4-door;
2-tone blue; radio, heater, dyna-
fiow. Wv, tires. Special, Sl,b05.
IACK PT .ANK'C
Arkansas State press., 1958-01-17
Court UphoIds n. Carolina
School, Indignation Plan

TAe Supreme court o. North
Car0lina in Raleigh upheld the
action Of the Greensboro city
hoard Of education. The board
Lass AL assigned six Negro stu
dnnt % previous all-white
schsnl IN Greensboro. and the
boafs9's action was challenged in
cOurf BY some of the white par
elltS
Iks North Carolina high court
affirmed the action of Superior
C0sEf Judge L. Richardson Prey
ca Who dismissed the appeal Of
the white parents.
La IN opinion written by Asso-
eia4e Justice William B. Rodman
ir.s ahe supreme court said Judge
PEeyer was correct in disnissing
the action.
The six Negro children have
heeD attending the schools to
wbArh the board assigned them
sin<e school opened last Septem-
Der.
Justice Rodman wrote IF a
parent Is dissatisfied with the OPP
grafton of the school because Of
the assignment of another pupil
to thai school, his remedy is to
request reassignment OF his child.
not 10 appeal the assignment Of
the other pupil"
Rnd1nan added that to give the
assignment law that interpreted
tiun claimed by the white par
ents would be contrary to the
declared intent Of the committee
which recommended its passage
Gin TIE 1egislature) and would
raise grave question as to its
C0nstitufionality."
Arkansas State press., 1958-01-17
PSCk Build
DOrInifOrieS

A loan of $4,000 to help Phi
lander smith college build a dor
mitory student center vas APP
proved Monday by Commission
er John Z. Hazeltone OF the Com
munity Facilities Administration.
The college is planning to build
two three-story dormitory wings,
one to accommodate 40 women
students and the other for 100
men. A one-story center section
will provide dining facilities for
500, snack bar. bookshop and
lounge-recreation facilities.
The college has an enrolment
Of 319 men and 378 women. 1t
now has two women's dormitories
and one for men. One of the
women's dorms will be retained
but the other two buildings are
substandard and in need of re-
placement. a college spokesman
said.
Arkansas State press., 1958-01-17
Registration at
Shorter

Shorter college registration for
the second semester is expected
TO show a substantial increase
over recent enrolments for the
second half Of the years work
stated Dean A. J. White
The college offers opportuni-
3ies Tor courses in Basic Com
mznication. Mathematics, Natural
Science. Clothing and Textiles.
French, tipping, Office Manage
nnenf, Health and Safety. MaYi-
age and Family. and Social Is
sues
Evening courses in Christian
Educa1ion are offered for min
listers and lay members. Registra-
lion begins Wednesday evening
at 600 o'clock. in the seminary
The registration for the other
courses begins Friday afternoon
at zoe o'clock and ends Monday
evening at nine o'clock.
Arkansas State press., 1958-01-17
$1O,793 Donated
At Naacp Dinner

ments. Those who made the full
$500 payment for a life member
ship were the United Packing
house Workers of America; the
Prince Hall Grand Lodge Of the
Masons, jurisdiction of Georgia;
and John Wesley Dobbs of Allan
ia, Grand Mater of the Georgia
Masons.
A $500 payment on a life men,
bership was made by the Eman-
cipation Association of Winston
Salem, NJ. c.
The following amounts for the
Freedom Fund were contributed
by NAACP units: North Carolina
State NAACP. $4,000; Fort Worth,
Tex, branch. $500; Stamford,
Conn, branch, $500; Yonkers, N.
Y, branch. $500; New Haven,
Conn, branch. $500; Des Moines,
Arkansas State press., 1958-01-17
College Station
School DESTROYED

The main building OF the Col
Iege Station school burned to the
ground Wednesday morning, leav-
ing 5s1 students of the first eight
grades temporarily without a
school and causing $4,000 dam
age.
No one was injured. The 225
stt1fMsnfs in the building at the
time we're cleared out In three
minutes after the school fire
alarm was sounded by Principal
OTIS L. Walker.
Oniy two desks were saved.
WE were just lucky to get the
children out--that was the main
thing, Walker said.
Arkansas State press., 1958-01-17

A total OF $10.709 was contribut-
ed to the NAACP at the organi-
zation's annual dinner and annual
meeting, held in New York on
Jan. and 6. respectively. The
funds were donated by individ-
uals, NAACP branches and other
organized groups.
Donations received from organi-
cations other than NAACP bran
ehes were as follows; United
clearinghouse Workers of Ameri-
ca. $4,000; a group of Georgia
teachers. $134: Ike Smalls of Des
Moines. Ia. vice president of
the NAAcP. SIS; and Probyn
Thompson of New York, $24,
which he collected while on o
Caribbean cruise.
Four contributions were In the
form Of life membership pay
Arkansas State press., 1958-01-17

were successful Rev. l.. M
Knowles, pastor of St Paul Bap-
fist church, was our guest and
ordained brother Gene McCray
as deacon. Hands were laid on
him by our pastor and officers
of the church, and Rev. Knowles.
The usher board met after SER
vice. and made plans for the
ensuing year.
The WNU will meet each
Thursday mite at 7:30. and we
are hoping that ali members will
come and enjoy the lesson. We
are very grateful to our visitors
and welcome them at all times.
Arkansas State press., 1958-01-17

THEY NEED YOUR HELP Pictured are Donald Ray and
Debbie Kay Dennis old twins with mother Mrs Lydia
Dennis Alt West 28th North Little Rock Both children
stricken with polio August 1853 Debbie being involved
both lower exremetes Donald Ray with facial paralys
and weakness in the right shoulder Donald Ray received
medical treatment for several months and has fully
covered Debbe Kay parayzed in both legs and hips and
has developed defomtes Of both feet She has undergone
three times to correct several types of defoes and
only walk with the aid of longeg braces with pei
vic band and cutehes Debbie Kay Hillside
Is in the First Grade
Her treatment continues with regular clinics visits
physical therapy treatments In addition her long-leg
braces Kay night spn the right foot help
sraighten the leg and foot March Dimes funds the
of 81 724 have been expended her medical
Arkansas State press., 1958-01-17

n Community Mission Society
was mganized last Sunday at the
New Zion Chapel Methodist
church, under the supervision of
MRS d. F. Littlejohn. Attending
were members Of Trinity Grove
and Haew Zion. Mrs M. b. Grant
WIS eAecfed president; Mrs. E.
hutchinson, secretary, and Mrs.
C. REywn, publicity chairman.
The Haain objective of the or
guni7ztion is Christian Out
rearh-~ Rev B. F. Littlejohn is
pasRar Mrs. Florence Grant
IS Incorporating from an opera
ton az the Missouri Pacific hos
pifa1
Arkansas State press., 1958-01-17
The: year Of the
Mayflower Il

"Tbe5e being about bpndred sotVleg, eanpe
over in ibis first ship; and began this 1porke,
Which God of bis goodness hath babertoo
blessed
-Bradfords "0f Plimoutb Pl4at4tion9
Last June the Mayfower IL landed on
our shores. The America she found was
far different from the virgin land that lay
open to the hardy voyagers Of the original
Mayfower. But the opportunity of Amer
lea : for which the pilgrims gave thanks
- is still here
Certainly we should be grateful for the
blessings of our country. And we should
work to protect them.
One of the best ways is to provide security
for our country and our families by invest
ing in United States Series E Savings
Bonds. Savings Bonds can give us rock
ribbed emergency fund, backlog of secu-
rity that we know is safe because Bonds
are Ddckeu ny Cle SCIeIiSul VI 1fo nhiiioii
Woodworking Americans.
Bonds can provide more blessings for us,
too-a way to save for a new home, a
car, a college education for our children.
Bonds can't be lost, stolen or destroyed.
The Treasury replaces them without charge
in case of mishap. And they pay good
rate of interest - 3A6 when held to ma
turity.
So plan now to make all your future
Thanksgiving happier even than this
years. Start buying Savings Bonds through
the Payroll Savings Plan at work or regu-
larly where you bank.
Arkansas State press., 1958-01-17

Iowa. branch, 500; Altheimer.
Ark. branch 500; and Akron.
Ohio. youth council. $40.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-27

RE LDJ' !.
FevEsto del oconfecer eubonoA.
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Haca Ell Sur, las huestes del Comandante William Morgan
despues de corta pero sangrienta lucha, ocuparon ell Central Hor
miguero, que Sc encuentra a varios kilometres de Palmira, que
Sc encuentra sitiada.
CALENDARIO HSTORICO-27 de DiCiembre de 1858: Car.
los Manuel de Cespedes prOclama la abOlici6n de la escIavtud.
En- otra accion al Suroeste, I'm destacamento al mando del
Captain Roger Redondo, destruyo ell puente "RAFAELITo", que
fue dinamitado por Ell Cuerpo Especial de Explosives. Dicho
puente Sc encuentra {. la entrada de Cumanayagua 5000 h., a
cuyo pueblo entro Ell Comandante en- Jefe Eloy Gutierrez Me-
noyo, siendo ocupada la poblacion tras dos horas de intense ii
roteo y continuando SUI avance hasta Guao, donde las tropas del
H Frente pusieron en- fuga a los soldados del Quartet.
Fuerzas de la Columna No. 1 al mando del Comandante
Lazaro Artola, ocuparon en- la noche con~secutivamente, en- una
accion en- la que tomaron parte cerca de 400 hombres. Manicara-
qua, que Sc encuentra a SO kms. de la capital de la provincial v
tamblen Ell Hoyo, La Mona, Barajagua.
La Colunna No. 2, al mando del Comandante Genaro AFRO
20 y ell Capt. Roger Rodriguez, reorz6 a las fuerzas hermanas
del 26 de Julio, en- Cruces, d%irigiendose mas tarde, por Radio
Cruces, en- una alocuc6n al pueblo villareno.
veneer 0 MORIR
Edo. Hugo Gare6s FOnteboa Edo. Benigno PineirO Gabesas
Jefe Buro de Prensa Jefe Bur6 de Radio
Director del Departamento de Propaganda