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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
MOTOR TRavIL

DRIVING TULSA WEDNESDAY,
inc. RK' s-it00, XXI. 6oi, so
SAN ERANcIsCo ARRA-wantsd,
reliable man 70 ahars drlv,: Isav
July - OF "a. no. s.1Sob.
cAn Fool RfDERs wANTkDt plea.
W on Wilson blvd from clafen-
don cir. 70 Rosalyn. drop "a and
RssSr. Hc sa 40 q ~ J. iJsl a 50 &
aS-YR.-oLD foreirn student with
70 be travellnE Companion Ia
Selnua andIor Msxieo. Cal TW,
AUSTIN, TExAs--Ausust 1, re-.
turn l1th. passengersi share
GORDON. IN. 1000, ext. SeS3.
$3.50 70 5 pm. veekdsys.
DRIVING DENVER VIA OMAHA
leaving morning July e0th, take
.. wa $4,000, after 1 pm.
Los ANGELES. cALfP.-somsone
% drive 1885 Lincoln. Leave
wash about AnG. D. OIL. 2-4l3e
mornings,
AsHEvILLE. N. C.-LeavinE Mon
day. ;Aus. 4. or 2 persons. AP.
OCEAN CITY. ND. and Detroit,
Miehigan; ride wanted b. lady,
soon. EM. 2.Sl37, IA. 0-7e00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

7-Pc. cray Mahogany
Dining r 90 m Suite
Table, china buffet and
4 chairs. Res. S3lg.95
Odd Mahogany Dinine
Ei9fSSsnb Tables Res
6-Pc. Grey Pumice DINING
Room Suite. Table, buff
fet and 4 chairs. Res
SI79.95
Odd Dining Room Chairs
Res. S29.gb
5-Pc. Dinette Set. Table
and 4 sturdy chairs.
Res. $685.
ape. Mahogany Bedroom
Suite Dresser, chest
and bookcase bed. Res
S15a.95
Ape. Grey Bedroom Suite
Double dresser. mirror,
chest and bookcase bed
Reg. S140 .0O
Ape. Blond Bedroo m
Suite. Double dresser.
mirror. chest and book
case bed. Res. $3.50 %
4-Pc. cordov Bed
room Suite. Dresser,
mirror, chest and bed
RRo SIM QS
A. Pc. Genuine Walnut
Bedroom Suite. Double
dresser, mirrorn chest
and bookcase bed. Res
S22a.05
ape, Grey Bedroom Suite
Triple dresser. large
mirror, chest and book
case bed. Reg. $3.50 lbs
o d DIS and Ends Mite
Stands left out Of high
price bedroom suites
Some sold for as much
as $50
Ape. Lined Oak Bed
room Suite. Double
dresser. mirror, chest
sg sS rs Bookcase bed Res.
ape Blue Mink Bedroom
Suite. Double dresser,
chest and bookcase bed
Reg. S949.05
ape. white Bedroom
Suite. Double dresser.
mirror, chest and book
case bed. Res. $500 Us
Serta Innerspring Mat
tress OF Box SprinR.
Full or twin sizes
Hollywood Beds Inner
spring mattress and box
sp sainas on 9 legs Res.
Hollywood Bed Frames
Adjust 10 full. q or
tiToan5 sizes Res
Bunk Beds. 2 sprinEs, 2
innerspring mattresses,
guard rail and ladder.
Res. S119.95
Folding Cots. complete
with innersprinR mat
trets. Reg. S3p.D5
2-Pc Loungette Suite.
Sofa and chair In
brown tweed. Floor
sample. Res. S14e.95
Studio Couches. Opens 10
two twin beds. Res
N1Q .15
Sofa Beds. Open TO sleep
two. Res. s7a.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
NATURALIZATION Eaa llr

nNDmm. SET. nsw. better city.
'; sss S ss:l sA a. sa zl
nEDaM. sUlfE. t-pc, mahoe. lie
nsui dblf bed. M, and All,
slans topa $3.50, IN, a-17al
nED. Hollywood. steel lsss. never
used. also springs aud mattress,
vers reaa, IA A-bO2b.
nlcxcLE. giFfA 80 In; sEesl. eend /;
blue Wellefn Flyef, 10, 1-1i0D
nIcrCLE. boys e0-ln., $40: garden
tractor with lawn mower attach
ana euliiyator, $50, ~. e-tfia.
nIcfcLE. se-in. boys Rnslinh
Hummer, $50 o. ueat oier, Wo.
a-tii1,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
RELP--D0MEsrlc

CHILD CARE-working mother
e-yr. -old daughter, 8 day .wk.,
sleep in on occasion, must have
refs. Rock Greek Garden Apt,
Silver spring, JU. a-o67d.
COOK WANTED, white, live in;
help Box as.T. star.
COOK and housekeeper, to take
fun eharge Of bachelor apt. /
Must have GOOD recent local refs.
as 70 cooking ability and capable
also must Be neat, honest and de-
pendable. Hours IL noon til after
dinner 5 day wk. Salary $50 plus
earfats: STATE STATE sse and uniform
C0OK-GHw, live in. in country;
20 min. from D., c. line; lovely
pvt. Im. and bath; 5s-day vk.i
must hae sood refs; and be iond ID
help employed. Can 20. 2-6is3.
cOOK-RUTLER- CHAUFFEUR-only
the best with finest references
considered By bachelor. Good SAL
AIRY, Telephone NE. S.l720.
HoUsEKEEPER,. settled eolored
gentleman; $3.50 monthly. Ref
erences. Write BOX l7A.R star.
MAID, exper,, I with local refs.
gh.w. -platn cooking. Monday
fare and SIS. Ju. 6-0ieS.
MAID, white OF colored. 3 days wk
for bachelors apt NV: state aee'
experience. refs, Box 64.R. star.
MAID, child care and g.h.w.. ase
sh-4O; must have refs, 5ia days.
stay several nishts. Ju. 5-q51a.
WOMAN to clean bachelor apt.
Resign, Va. u day weekly. IA.
~sS---E..---...-.S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
INSTRUCTION. COURSES

AIR CONDITIONED CLASSES
Learntyping. shorthand this sum
nights. S4.50. TEMPLE SCHOOL,
1888 @ st. NV, Ma. e-4629.
HOME TUTORING Ala, seom !,
Late Pr, Eng, Sp.. Ger. arith.
[e1os elem j.hs sh- sub. uN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
CHAIRS
$50 UPHOLSTERED
THEATER SEATS
Perfect Condition
$3.50 EACH
ACE wREcKfNq CO.
1000 MINI. AVE. NE,
LU: 4-05Q0


RTE. 3b5, I MI. N. ROCKVILLE
Pc. 2-92OO
CHANDELIERS. six 5-iight Colo.
NAL, electric; excel cond. beSi
offer. SIS 18th St. NV.
CHECKWRITERs - Many bargain
in rebuilt and guaranteed machS
CIRCLE, 616 9th ST. NV.
CHEW. AZ truck Ia-ton panel: lad
ders, machs., EQUIP, suitable FOL
awning mfging. Box Star.
CHIFFOROBE. solid birch and &c.
dar, 6x5 IT,, made to order anC
cost S265; sacrifice. Also walnut
ehlfforobe. planters an p,antt
pottery and many misc. items
Sell reas. 32l Peabody ST. NV.
IA. 9-26l9.
CHINA. service for IL, Rosenthal
attractive modern pattern: valued
at $3.50; sell for 500; will sci
half or all; also fine German
Crystal glassware service. Diplo.
mat leaying country. OIL. 6-746l
CIGARETTE MACHINES = candl
machines, peanut. sum and stamI
machines New and used. Cal
week days. AID. 4-6d9e.
CIGARETTE VENDING MACH,
col. with king sizes Accepts 25c OF
30c. Reprinted. $40. Lt. 4-is5s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

INVENTORS MANuTAcTuRERs-
slensrs for assistance: is vrs. ss-
perience, very Reasonable rates
~. b-alo4 or Boz asa. silver
oprina, Nd.
TELEPHONE sERv.-List our no.
a. the 2nd no. 10 call when you
are out. n. 0-4iak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

nUNK nEns, sprinsr and mnttres.
sllh lsss, 800 10. s.kSsf
cAnLE' steel y ~, q lt; stAsl
HfR syis ~ VEN ~ nv u o'oh'
CALCULATOR. Rem. Rand %, cleo
prlnleri like new guAr,, bargain
CIRCLE, Gle 9th a. nv.
CAMHnA. ROBOT. ROYAL 3. xenon
cond.; $50 kmDirs S-0scS'
cAMkRA. Arsus ca; out Of pawn
iNuaToNn, tAaa n u, NV,
CtMERA, Linhof. hy s. EktaF
Ifd. holdefa, hash etc. IA
cAMERA, INK. Autofocus, sxlO en-.
largeF, omesa ax7 ana ah.mm
stainless sinks. phctocopy Apeces'
photo materials, rhemieaia' &c
CAMERA EoUIP.-Pfoieetof akmm
"a helie professional 49, coated
b-inch. ~ \ lena; bOO-v. blower
cooled slides feed from maeAxinl
70 receiver reatack autom.i push.
button remote control, earrylni
ss.s n,ea twice. IN orls' carton n,
ODER, "WH'o s.ss9s. $40 OF ''''
cAMERA. Rolieifex. fa,s Tessar
MsA shutter, case: $50. RA, D.
CAMERA. auto Rolleifex fe.s Car
ksiss lens seldom used. si75
II. 1887.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

WOMAN, white. eooking, eleaning
s ssTs s'n ssul sundTg Is f aus, f s.
Ssy VIZ. ii.s. throutS dinner /:
90, Reply Box le6-R star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
HILp-bomEsTIe


WOMAN, whits. care Tor > seheol-
nee bell, mother woIkG b.dal
s ssss is w. sisEss .iss 'a : i sn.
1rsi and dshi he6ssuerk 4 In En-
sssHl .s ~ .ss a, az sss'd AAd
..J.s; az ifs1 aSsTs
MATukk Christian white house
II, 9-iifb.
coLonED LADY. 1890, hslD with
children, Inv. IN eolorfd fam;
b IN seed health. II. 1-tita,
aTuArlohs--MEn
ACCOUNTANT. auditor, cPA: for
position IN private INDUSTRY 81
Win public aeeountina nrm. WI.
ARCHITECT. req, VIII perform
services ior builders or architects.
on "farm-out" basia. IN. 3-1o07.
CONSTRUCTIONS experienced prof.
Get mar. estimator and conatrue-
ton ennineor. bridges. huildinaa,
nulded missiles, heavy industrial
proleets presenily .smpleysd' De-
p .sD.S o Ss D TsI, S aH5rEn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
WANTED

Five ladies 70 demonstrate ioreiEn
patent new IN Amerlea .
no canvaaaing no soliciting
$3.50. 1897 p a.. NV, room col,
an. to 2 pm. OF phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
nELpwoMEn
lcoNIRiUEDl f

nun A srARE-rIME grssllns card
ana @lft ahQp a. home Nnow
Christmas and aii-occa1lon greet
in9 cafds and alftn. Take their
orders and earn % i0oss pro1L
nothlna 70 nv. Write. today for
aAmnlfa on approval MkQAL
QntEIINoe. psDt. ili. FsFndais.
t0LLEoE GIRLS. white, smplaJ-
ment eounaa|lorl, teller tralnfea,
no tyn.i rusty atenoa.i clerk-lyp-
inta, and Qthfra, 3 dayt, good
WOOD PElleonNEL'. Suite a32.
sfuif,'r bfss.sqsssii ism st. n's'
hupDLE . AGED LADY. preferably
foreien birth, live N. assume du-
tlea Of housekeeper. IN well.estab-
htbed community enterprise. To-
Gated IN ANAL. thriring town. du-
Ties include nenerai cleanlna, aome
Nathlna. ironine. supervision ana
training additional help; pleasant
Aurrounoinat, comfortable room,
w. meala. Midway s-6aii, wal
eorf' Nd. for appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

s-Pc. Sofa Bed Suite.
chair. Foam easSions.
1897 !lo9T sample. Reg. .so
49,. 2-Pc. Sofa Bed Suite.
sos Sofa bed and matching
chair in assorted nylon
covers. Foam rubber
.e- cushions. Res. S199e5 Sl5e
so' sealy Convertible Sofa.
~ Sofa opens 70 sleep two
with separate sealy In
nerspring ma I ress.
Sal Floor sample, sLghtly
'"i soiled. Req. s240.9b sl44
Plastic Convertible Com
plete with innerspring
SO mattress Assorted coll
ors. Reg S259.05 Sl66
6-Pe. Rock Maple Sofa
ana Bed Suite. Sofa bed,
$50 armchair, oekerL2
table: Res. s2l9,95 $3.50
'iso sol! lall tI lsnsth sea SS'1'' Re-, = 49,
Upholstered Occasional ''i
'las S en- b. As ssS ss COW soa
Lounge Chair Grey tweed
with foam rubber eush- -.
,,.o Club Chair, Red or green
1852 nylon with foam rubber
Contour vibrating Chair.
.,oo Plo9r sample. Res. a..
Club Chair. Foam euah- 900
ions, olive tweed Floor
sample. Res. Sso95 sac
49, Desks. Mahogany, ma
slb pie. walnut OF. blond,
From 2Oes 10 4Oc. {
2-Pc. Living Room suite,
sofa and. matching
ANN chair. Blue boucle. with
Res. siSe.aS slOe
2-Pc Living Room Suite,
ass match. TURQUOISE tweed
and foam rubber cush-
Ions. ReR. s2le.g5 Sl39
2-Pc. Artistic Living Room
'lsB Suite Sofa and match
ing chair in blue nylon.
an. Foam rubber. cushions.
'E0 s loes a. sample Res
2-Pe' Livins Room Suite. 'i''
Sofa and chair in red.
SJl toast. black, or char
coal Nylon covers and
foam Ig5beer cushions. -.
" 2-Pe Sectional Sofa By
Der cushions and brass
a.. ferruled legs. 10-year
t66 construction guarantee
Reg SIO9 IS Sil6
2-Pe. Sectional Sofa By
vi International Red
tweed and foam rubber
cushions. Reg $3.50 95 $3.50
3-Pc. Sectional Sofa In
$50 charcoal. Foam rubber
cushions Floor sam
pie. Req. S97o.o5 Si47
81 Occasional Tables Step
Or eoektatI. Res.
hTA Slb.bo f-----e W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

MODEM TRAINING in beauty
proved for df training: day
sEAuTY COLLEGE. isiC 3 fS Il.
NV. DI. 7.1762.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

MAftHIEU WOMEN
ss5Fs y or, I'm, neat u'gCssrsn;s;;'
POO rs.st. NV. See MANAGER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

AYR CoNpTTTONRRa


ysr.henss ssss.leeksa: ma.I
eif-eondltlonlng unlisl priced giahi
for suirk aAls. Call II, o-sooh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
REPAlRs sERYlaI


A. y; aoog RssAl. g.il.lss, s.,; v;
lypes; free go. 10. l.sb50.
Q, 4, xIMAkHktkN, masonry con-
i. .SSyi':s;l. Ssiiss. s'Si'-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

TEACHING CAREER
WITH
ARTHUR MURRAY
ysll training class for ballroom
dancing instructors foTtning and
given irss e those who qualify
.. coIlsss baeksround OF sauivs-
q. interested in people.
Good opportunities for ADVANCE
ment due TO- expansion program
Arlington, A ex andLia, Silver
areas. Income. $50 for IS teach
pp.m. only. fSii Conn. ave-. nv
PART TIME
Well-estahlished company offers
you opportunity for steady In
trainlne given. Call DI. 5.s4Sl.
AGE 30 so
white. TO train for interviewer
position, for national company.
exper. unnecessary, full training
viii be given 10 right party. Short
hours. b-day week, average earn
tngs about SOS per week. RIM. all
Bond Bids, l4O4 New York ave.
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
ATTENTION
Part Time Position

To make telephone surveys. from
8 to Q pm, in our once, SALARY
Must not be timid and have sood
voice. Apply KEYSTONE Co,
cii4 Pa. Ave, NV, 9 pm. Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

A y, c0 Pep: S .1s hO zGS s5ElsE
s TG fSGEf En So $50 .! jazz.
son st., Arl., Va, IA. 5-274s.
AIR COND., Airtsmp, Chrysler: a.
ton. IA amp; easement; used only
one season. ia. $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
EFoiin1i R Winds NF FARM


5 .ss: :'s rs. ~ S s. b, Gst u HS'
riEhl on Rte. 600 MAlker s-l2sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
TRY THIS SIMPLE TEST discover tina
and melts like the ZOE sprt

Place pat of Imperial and pat of the zoe spread"
on two hot mullins.
First, notice that they melt alike.
Why is that important? Because matter how fine
the apor of table spread it must melt right to taste
right. And Imperial is made to taste like and to melt
ike the zoe spread
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

And now don't just take word for it. Taste them
both and for yourself that they really do taste alike
Yes, they melt alike; they taste alike.
Doesn't it make good to enjoy that wonderful taste
and pay much less for it? Serve your family Imperial
at every meal It's fresh it just melts in your mouth
good. it belongs with the best your table.
STAR MAGAZINE WASHINGTON. D. c. 20.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18

jimmy are spending this week with
Mrs. r l. Powell IN Blackstone
Mrs Mamie Bcale spent the week
end IN Lynchburp
Mr ana Mrs W II carson
VISITED + II Carson Who was \
patient Al Virginia Baptist Hos.
pital, on Sunday of liant week Mr.
Carson has returned to bis home at
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18

Mrs. 0 r. Farrar attended
flower clinic and linen shower at
Burkeville last week
Mrs. J f Glenn and ms. Bessie
Taylor were guests Of Or. and Mrs.
Marshall Burleigh at their summer
cabin In Amherst county last Tues
day
MIS- c. p Doss and Mrs. A "
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18

Briscntinc are making frequent
visits TO Medical College Of Vir-
ginia, where Mr. Doss is a patient
Mr.. and Mrs Newell Lane, and
children, Of Oak Ridge. Tenn, ard
Mr.. and Mrs. r Y Hurst, Of Wash
ington. y. c., were Easter guests
Of Mrs. John Lane
Mrs J E. Glenn. Jr.. and son
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18

Hxburg at TIE present writing
Stuart Glenn. MI, and Mrs c a.
Garden and MIS- Eta Glcnf visited
Mr. and Mrs \ W Carson I'M
Appomattox Monday
4 series " evangeIIatc sc.y4ces
VIII begin al Prospect Methodist
church neXt Sunday at pm Rev.
John Lee KILLER. Of Rocky Mount
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18

4 "Apfl Showers BRING May
Flowers there should be 4 pro
fusion Of blooms in May AT present
me green l6wnS with the red and
gold OF Japonlcas and forsythias
make beautiful sight
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18

"A scented pan q ladies' STOCK
.ngs VIII invariably outsell the I'M
scented Of the same quality
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18

viii BE- the guest minister
Tic regular WSCS meeting was
held al Prospect Methodist church
Tuesday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
AndersonviIIe. Items

SHOOK hef nuSnanu III the small I
hours saying, Ed. wake up Quick
Take 4 shower. We must hufrN 10 4
the hospital to meet the twins ~
Mi Saxon didn't see why he
should be the one 10 take a shower.
but at that crucial moment, he
knew better than to argue While
he showered She hastily dressed
Then the alarm over for tho pres
cnt. they both went back 10 bed
and Slept Soundly until morning
Sharing the Young couples ncs
vousness, the neiehbors sat I'M
easily on the edge Of then chairs
and jumped When the telephone
rang
Even twins can't play plankS for
ever and Tuesday afternoon The
call was authentic beyond nMstak
Ing While Papa paced the hospital
floor Oh the double thS time
Mama Kept the appointneIN with
five pound gMl Martha NtNl and
i fiYe pound boy Richard Pence
They arc beautiful babes and in
the pride and happiness the par
ents forgot the long hours Of i'm
patience and uncertainty Fased
comfortably back III their chars
the neiahbors smiled With Satisiac
ton LOVING young Yves as they do
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18

Drop Leaf Window Table damaged 1000
Drop Leaf extension table mahogany 1895 $500
Mattress, double size damaged and burned 800
Solid maple corner cupboard - 1880 $500
Bamboo porch shades, s, T. and feet wide $50
piece modern Bed Room Suite 1895 1875
piece Blonde waterfall Bed Room Suite 1895 10000
piece grey modern Bed Room Suite 1895 10000
double BED, mahogany ...........- 1895 1000
Tables coffee, lamp step. Mahogany Finish sos
Desks mahogany & blonde finish Values 10 1895 1895
Step tables damaged, fix them yourseD so
piece living sutes air foam cushions 1895 $1,000
knOX NeamaSter cook stove original 1895 l25OO
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
USED FURNITURE

no. jf M hl 9t 0 must ok t 5 in
Bs you hkb your d b b t it p
conot.sy snpre cstpeov rcd
Arkansas State press., 1958-12-05
Memphians Use Faubus Tactics to
Pressure City Bosses Against Negro

MEMPHIS-A petition by the
Glenview Peaceful Pickets. de-
handing the removal of Rev
Charles M. Mason from his home
i755 Glenview Ave, was reeeiv-
ed by the City Commission for
study " ednesday.
The petition, submitted to the
Commission by Mrs. Alice Rose
brough of 1880 Glenview Ave, de-
manded that Rev. Mason, pastor
of the Home Church of God in
Christ, be forced from his home
by the city fathers on the grounds
that he is undesirable.
Mrs. Rosebroagll said she re.
presented 1900 citizens in the
neighborhood. How ever another
reliable source states only 43 sig
ners of the petition lived in the
Glenview neighborhood. 7 h e
source accused Mrs. Rosebrough
of obtaining signatures on the pc
tition where ever she could in
Guiding outlying shopping eenters
The petition attempted to exert
political pressure upon the City
Commissioners, who will seek re-
election next year, by stating
gentlemen bear in mind what
happened in Little Rock when
Rep. Brooks Hays no longer lis
tend To the voice of his con-
stituents.p
When Rev. Mason wa contact
ed at his home for comment on
the petition, he said Il would not
dignity Alice Rosebrough by COM
menting on that petition" How
ever, he added, I'll say this. If
she wants to buy my home from
me, I'll place price tag on it for
$4,000. . :. but not a penny less"
He went on to say I'll match
reputation with Alice Rosebrough
any day or night But I will not
get into mud-slinging contest
with her."
Rev. Mason also pointed out
"these Peaceful Pockets timed the
pres sntation of that petition with
the 51st Holy Convocaion to en-
barass me-"
Arkansas State press., 1958-12-05

It would not take particular
~ gifted person to realize that
this will in a great measure even
tually reduce the present dispari-
ty of educational standards and
levels of achievement between
whites and Negro children in the
State of Arkansas. This in all
probability will result in more
equal job opportunities for Ne
groes because of the less dispro-
Tomato educational and cultural
differences that will exist between
the races when Governor Faubus
Private School plan has been In
existence for several years.
1t is however my fond hope
that othsr states that subscribed
of this doctrine of segregation at
any cost, will watch closely and
evaluate carefully the losses to
the white children that must sure-
ly come out of this private School
Arkansas State press., 1958-12-05
An Open Letter:

November 81, 1858
Arkansas State press., 1958-12-05

The Holy Convocation is an an
nuaI convention held here each
year for all of the churches asso-
ciated with the Church of God
In Crist. It started Nov. 25 and
will continue through Dec. IA.
Rev. Mason and his family have
suffered harassments, vandal SIN
and mental torture since moving
into his Glenview home several
years ago. Previously it was an
all-white neighborhood.
Arkansas State press., 1958-12-05

Conference just closed its Eigh-
tieth session in Crossett. The con-
ference opened Wednesday morn
ing with Bishop J. D. CoutheIn
presiding. After the Worship SER
vice, the organization was perfect
ed Mrs. Theodia Washington, Sec
rotary, Mrs. Rose Mckay, assis-
tant secretary, w. C. Claek ir.,
marshall Mrs. Lena Ritter, repor-
ter, and DR.. S. P. Spottswood,
treasurer Rev. D. G. Rembert
brought the MONDAY message
from Second Timothy.
Arkansas State press., 1958-12-05


newspapers and radio a new
game for holiday motorists
called "Spot the Amateur"
Purpose Of the game was tc
urge motorists to avoid contact
with amateur drivers. Since nc
driver wants to be considered
novice, the game also deferred
motorists from pulling lama.
teur driving" boners.
AT another Christmas sea-
son, the Council prepared a
travel time list to various
holiday vacation spots for use
by newspapers and radio sta
tiOns. Normal driving times
were first determined, and
then additional time was add
ed to allow for increased holt
day traffic. To arrive safely
at their destinations, drivers
were urged to follow the time
schedules.
Another Christmas project OF
he Los Angeles safety experts
lie to place on every restaurant
table and counter a sign reading
For Holiday Safety - make
that 'one for the road coffee"
Through these special Christ
mas Jafety programs, the Los
Angeles Safety Council spreads
good common sense as we'll as
wood cheer.
Arkansas State press., 1958-12-05

November 81, 1858
Chairman
The Private School Corporation
Little Rock. Arkansas
Dear Sir:
Please accept this check for one
dollar ($1.00) as a contribution to-
ward the establishment of Pri-
vate Schools for white children
in the State of Arkansas. l am
definitely interested in the out
come of this educational expert
ment. AS "a contributor to this
cause, now have the right to
express o1yself on it.
Many Negroes Ike myself, long
eonversant with the unequal edu-
cational opportunities afforded
Negroes in segregated school sys-
TENS. realize that this plan will
eventually succeed in destroying
the sound educational program
for white children that has exist
ed for a number of years in your
state. I fully realize that your
Governor Faubus had but two
choices to make on this controver-
sial school issue.
One, he could establish an in
tegrated school system that would
eventually raise the educational
achievement level of the Negro
children of the state to that of
the whites; or two, he could es-
t7blish the Private School system
that would eventually deteriorate
and result in lowering the ACHE
vement level of whites to that of
the disadvantaged Negroes of the
State of Arkansas.
Arkansas State press., 1958-12-05
Safety Council
Plays Games
10 SAGE LiUes
BY Jeanne Smith,
Dodge Safety Consultant

SPECIAL CHRISTMAS cour
tesies, extended to motorists
and pedestrians by the Los
Angeles Safety Council, helr
make the HOLIDAYS both happie,
Arkansas State press., 1958-12-05

Deen ITOSJed Win a WOndeffuI
creamy rich Good Luck frosting.
1t will look pretty as a Christmas
wreath = gay as bright holly and
festive as the Season itself.
bars q cup) Good Luck margarine
3 cups confectioners sugar
tablespoons milk or cream
teaspoon peppermint Havoring
cup crushed peppermint candy
Cream margarine until soft
md smooth. Beat in about half
ha confectionery sugar. a -
Arkansas State press., 1958-12-05

and safer for
residents of
t h e w e S t
Coast city.
One year
the afety
group pub
lished a list
of amateur
driving hab-
| t s. T h e n
t h e Y a n
n o u n C e d
( h r O u q h