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CRANE DRIVER over 81 yrs. t.
Salary, commission. Must have
ref, D. c. permit. RE. 6-3043.
DESIGNER. for new electro-me-
chanical products, experienced
part-time work at home. Write
Box 1927. Washington Z. D. c.
DISHWASHER - Colored, reliable
good earnings, CULMORE REST
AURANT, sos Leesburg pike. Falls
Church. Va. JE. 2-956l.
DRIVERS, high earnings; good
equipment; full and part time.
Apply 1890 Lee hwy. AIRING
TON YELLOW-CITY CAB CO.
DRIVER, STOCK CLERK, exper !,
intelligent, highest ref, for fine
women's shops; Sill Spg, d. c.
area: excel. oppor. CASUAL COR
NER, EN- 2-52l2.
DRUG CLERK over 81; experienced
only: salary plus commission. APP
ply DART DRUG CORP, 545S 3rd
st. ne, LA. 9-3200.
DRUG CLERKS, part time, for eve
nings, Sat. and Sundays. STAND
ARD DRUG CO. 1922 14th NV.
DRUG CLERK = Experienced
white, full time: good pay, bonus,
commission, store benefits, group
hosp, vac. with pay. Apply in
person, PEARSONS PHARMACY
244S Wisconsin ave. NV.
EIGHT MEN to distribute proved
line of industrial deterEents In
Wash. area. Choice territory avail
Write MR.. ARNOLD, IT'S EYE
ST. NV
AND MECHANICAL
service man for maintenance of
airport insurance machines: shop
work, some cir trevel, company
benefits future for right man.
NE S-3240.
ELECTRICIANS HELPER, must
have drivers license and knowl-
edge of METROPOLITAN Area. Call
CT. 6-055a.
tourneymsn, or ex-
perienced apprentice: D. c. dri-
ver's permit MAISEL'S ELEC-
TRIO CO. 30 Kennedy st. NV,
RA. 3 1900.
ELECTRICIANS, ECHANICs IS.
1913 per hour. Apply Rec ELEC-
Trio CORP, Capehsrt Housing
Project, Fl. Belvoir, Va.
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HELP MEN

ELECTRICIANS, mechanics and me-
chancs' helpers, experienced only
house wiring, JU. 5-7l40.
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AuctiOneeTS.
iii 2 ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
DWELLING BENG KNOWN \ ! = AS 8
PREMISES NUM BER 1918
ELEVENTH STREET NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust
duly recorded. in Llber No. 9S43,
Folio pol ct SEQ. OF the land rec
ordS of the District of Columbia.
and at the request OF the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell, at public auc-
ton in front of the premises on
MONDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH
DAY OF AUGUST. AID. 1859. AT
ONE-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the
following described land and
premises. situate in the District
OF Columbia, and designated as
and being Lot Z, in Hardness S
subdivision Of Square 1856. as per
plat recorded in the once OF the
surveyor for the District of Co.
lumbia, in Liber B, at Folio 81.
TERMS: Sold subject 10 a prior
Jbuildlng association deed of
trust for approximately S4,9l2.e5.
further particulars of which will
be announced at time of sale: the
purchase price above said trust
TO be paid in cash. A deposit of
$500 required. ConVeyancing, re.
cording, etc, at purchaser cost.
Adjustments made as of date Of
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at
the discretion of the trustees.
ABE FRANKEL
HERMAN MILLER.
au4 Z. l0.12.l5 Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN & son,
Auctioneers,
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AUTO PARTS CLERK, Ford, ex-
per necessary; 51a-day wk. Sal
open; all fringe benefits. Call Mr.
johnson, CAVE FORD CORP
ASIA Elm St, Bethesda, OIL. g.
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AUTO METAT, MAN
AUToMOTIVE PARTS CLERK

Must be experienced in FORD
parts: 5la-day wk. Vacation with
pay. No phone calls See Mr..
Crismond, LOGAN MFR, 1850
goth st NV
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9-Theoter of Stars. Drono.
"MirocIe Jones'" John Coro-
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"BocheIoes Weekend. Robert
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IL Morried Joon. Comedy
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4-Truth or Consequences.
COLOR. Bob Borker. host.
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Tour Miss Brooks. Comedy.
Eve Arden stors.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

SeriannuallY
This Offering Commission
Zimmerman said. Is q signii.csr.
milestone for FILA We hope &,
IS the beginning Ct : movement
10 bring FLA mortgages into =
wider market and thus make
more money available for T..
nancing the homes American
families need
FHAinsured mort gages may be
originated and held only by in.
siiiliional mortgages apr owed
b. The Federal Housing Admin.
strsuon- FLA regulations 70 dis
pose Of partial interests in IN
sured mortgages by issu.ng
notes. participation certificates.
or other forms Of security
The Mort gage Corporation a
America does not intend 10 orig.
nate CT service insured mort
cages It's principal business Will
be 10 invest in insured mort
cages originated By others Mort.
cages purchased BY the corpora
iion for investment will normally
be serviced BY the originating
mort gagee,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

LANSING - Governor vii.
llams this week asked All
Michigan citizens to figure our
for themselves how the pro-
posed piggy back" state in
come tax would affect them.
The Governor circulated
copies Of the above form. on
which he said. any TAXPAYER
can figure his own cost under
the bipartisan plan which has
been advanced by the House
Taxation Committee.
The people Of MICHIGAN
have been subjected 70 an m
credible propaganda campaign
against any form Of inrovre
tax" the Governor aid ~R,,,
y win Be impossible 70 fooi
ne people on this piggy bscls'
tar because every taxnsv,r
can hgure out for himself ~
much q win cost him.
IAN he has 10 do 1. IA an
cut the simple form rrprn-
dueed here. All he p>eds
one ngure-the amount al 10
for 1868. cam
II Michigan saxp.v.,. n,
ngtre their own 49, Vii
I'm, simple form I am sure thsv
VII come 70 the eon~h'.i
tnat this type az income g. IN y
'''nese. fsir and rsasonahis
ses ah'st Aak - 49,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

OF Michigan. this income a.
would cost less than enc
cent increase in the nae tar
hat would Be true FOR mosf
family groups with incomes az
ee.v00 . year or less.
hose who would nav ma.
unoer this program should re
member that IL will permit
cancellation Of other stats
taxes- the intangibles tar IT,
corporation franchise tar Ard
me onsiness activities tar IA
one cent increase in the sale.
susel tar would no, nsrr.;t
tAxeS. ~f
AS q matter Of fact I thinh
upper-inc0me taxpayers viii
react favorably 70 this pro
gfam, once they understsnS !,
-oeeause ! don't think the~
ever wanted q free ride an 49,
sA'es Tar pennies Of those who
sarn less than themselves \
osiieve Michigan eitire,. a.
~ income levels are willing ~
~ state taxes aocordinc a.
ii,y 70 pay-provifed 49,
can zee What Il would -,
J; sas s. .ns provided everybody
- - ! say 70 Michigan eiH-
en- Z cut yoar pencil ana
y. 80 ~ MS simple form. Deaf
m'..e1 ~ propsr.nas
"E&A& fAs zes,eslrl.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Fear No Evil
tcontinvsd from Back Psss)

AND THIS IS LIFE
ETERNAL, THAT THEY
MIGHT KNOW THEE THE
ONLY TRUE GOD, AND
JESUS CHRIST, WHOM
THOU HAST SENT" JOHN
l7:3)
Everything designated and
related 10 Gods spiritual
eresfion Us OF Spirit. And
this should make Us know
we live and move and have
oil true being in she inielli.
gent one Mind and nothing
in matter can take vs out.
Christ Jesus brought good
fiain5s. He said:
THAT THEY ALL MAY
BE ONE: AS THOU. FAITH.
Err. ARE n NE. AND | ~
THEE. THAT THEY ALSO
MAY BE ONE IN Us: THAT
THE WORLD MAY BELIEVE
THAT THOU HAST SENT
NE.
And the glory which thou
gsvest me ! have given then
that they may be one even
as we are one:
II in them. and thou in
me. that they may be made
perfect in one; and that The
world may know that thou
hast sent me. and hast loved
them. as thou hast loved
me-" John Il. 2l-23)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Agreement 10
Insure Extended

Federal Housing Commissioner
Julian II Zimmerman was in
formed that the Comptroller az
the Currency will continue 10
treat FHA's Agreement 10 In.
sure as the equivalent OF
flrm commitment.
The letter Of agreement pro.
cedure was initiated last October
10 10 conserve the Federal Hous.
ing Administrations insurance
authorization. and. pending &C.
ton by Congress. was extended
an additional o. DAYS BY Comp.
iroller Rsy II C.-.... last March
IT, INV extension is for an
additional 90 days.
Commissioner Zimmerman said
the extension will permit mort
easees and builders to continue
10 accept FHA's agreement 10
insure without interruption Of
their lending and home con.
struciion activities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

warned that Africans ARE build
ing up a store Of resentment
and hate that is bound 10 ex-
plode" il Prime Minister Hendrix
Verwoerd land his like" remain
in power
Korry. recently returned from
a tour OF South Africa. said that
Africans are deprived Of rights.
shorn Of dignity and forced TO
work for pittances.
Noting that 1t would take
pages TO list the laws that grind
down the black. Korry wrote:
HE may not vote or own land;
he is barred from living in any
white area: he may not remain
in any urban locale more than
-uo9 4IoA lnoqllA sInoq "a
tract or special permit; he is
prohibited from engaging IN col
lective bargaining; he may not
be on the streets OF most white
areas after 9'p.m.. and. Of course,
there is no social. cultural or
educational indignation"
In an accompanying article in
Look. writer Ernest Dunbar re
ported that racial relationships
ELSEWHERE IN Africa are improv-
ing.
Dunbar said he found less
racial snsssonisr In West A.
rics than IN many parts Of the
United Sisies.
He pointed out that in the
Negro nations Of Ghana and Nj
Reria. where British "expairiates'
help run the governments,
there seems 10 be little friction
and ths harmony continues after
working hours al hotels. swim.
ming pools and in residential
areas"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

IT, socillon ~ pyeber' cC,.
por1-or franchise LAX wOglc ~
c1ncsHs-- for a.. corporations
paying the proposed neW cor
t.orsuur meme iax
The PIG. BACK income tzx
plan % me onls ,ax program
nov 10 Eghi vnich woUic car.
cel o.; these BUSINESS taxes For
-any NlcniE2n business men.
pyofessiorsl people snc corpora.
iions. the net eftect would be a
substantial TAX saving
Public attention has been con
cenirsted. for obvious reasons.
on the personal income tax fes.
lures Of The 'piggy back plan
Individuals would pay 7 percent
Il the amount they paid Uncle
Sam Il federal income TAX Thus
i taxpayer federal tax vas
$500 in 1853. has 1859 state tax
would be : percent Of that. or
SIS
The simplicity Of this idea.
and the fact tina, any tsxps, er
can figure how much il would
cost him. have focused attention
or this par Of the House pack
age
Bun the effects Of the plan
on business are Of equal import
ance. Corporations would be
charged IL percent Of their fed
ersl corporate income tax. and
banks and financial institutions
u percent Of their federal tax.
This would provide enough
money 10 cancel all three Of the
present business taxes. The cor.
porsiion franchise tax would be
retained only as q privilege fee
for those corporations not pay.
ing the piggy back income tax.
The l-cent use tax proposal on
which Senate Republicans have
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Lawyers Name
Executive See'y

David Scribner. New York at.
torney. has been designated as
National Executive Secretary Of
the National Lawyers Guild. il
was announced BY John NJ. Coe,
Guild President. Mr.. Scribner
viii succeed DR. ROYAL W
France as executive secretary
Dr. France will continue as Guild
secretary.
Since his admission to the
bsr Of New York State in 1880.
MI. Scribner has been active in
many state and Federal courts
as trial and appeals counsel.
for four years he was trial
counsel for the New York State
Labor Relations Board and for
fourteen years he was national
counsel for the United Electri-
Cal, Radio and Machine Workers
OF America. In this capacity. Mr.
Seribner participated in national
contract negotiations with such
industrial corporations as Gene
RAJ Electric Co and westing.
house Electric Co.
The National Lawyers Guild.
a bar association with chapters
and members throughout the
country. sent a report 20 every
United States Senator urging the
oeteat Of the American Bar AS
sociaion sponsored bills which
would have the effect Of under.
mining recent Supreme Court
decisions in the civil liberties
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Writer Warns of Racial
Catastrophe For SA. Whites

NEW YORK - The Union Of
South Africss doctrine OF apar.
theid-the forced separation Of
the races-may result in the
worst racial catastrophe in white
history. a magazine editor de-
Clsred today.
Writing in the new issue OF
Look. Edward NJ Korry. the
magazines European editor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Volunteers
Sought

Volunteers for Motor .Asct
drivers Ire needed urgently I,
hep i-1nspu-, the III and handi
capped il vas announced I'M:
week ~ Jritec Corrunir. Ser
rc-s Volunteer Bureau
There are many person.
YeUrs. -io6le-ssee, elderly
sn5 me blin6-whc need help
N eeffins 20 places for treat
r,enf. Some require therspy
sne fittings fer artificial limbs
Al are people whe are physi-
esily unable 20 use public
transportation.
After investigating TIE need
for transportation and ell ether
sources such as family. rels-
'ises and church groups have
been exhausted, Recognized Sc
eisl agencies turn 70 the Cen.
trial Volunteer Bureau fer fvr.
ther help.
!, IS a. this point that Motor
Ace Service taxes over Motor
Alde Drivers are individuals = ho
volunteer their time and their
cars 70 transport those N need
10 hospitals and clinics Their
payment IS that inner feeling o.
satisfaction that comes from
helping others Motor Aide DrA-
ers AID only those people whose
requests have been approved By
agencies Residents from this area
either nen or women. who have
car and three or four leisure
hours 70 spare each week are
being urged 10 sign up as valu.
able Motor Aides For details
cal the Central Volunteer BIZ.
resv a. Temple 1880.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

oee- insisting would leave these
Business taxes unchanged 7.
Ho..c fsll Tar snorr q enough
r-crel 70 finance scho0l aid III.
versiies and o.he- essential o.
legations even 5, presen, leyls
Ever 4 some cher minor taxes
~ere put with j, n : package
there wouldn't De enough money
70 give TX relief 70 Michigan
business
About 5000 individual busi.
ness men professional people
and unincorporsied business
firms. and about 5000 corpora
lions would De relieved II The
business sCtiyiiies TAX under The
House program
Ever since This Tar vas
adopted in ls53-oser my vn-
successful obieetions-ii has
been she source 81 continuous
complaint. Even taxpayers who
don't pay much under This tax
complain that rs an internal
: nuisance.
This. week the House will vote
for the second time on the piggy
back income TAX. with the &C.
companying eight bills 10 repeal
the BAT and the inisngiolcs
tax and cut back the franchis sc
TAX.
The piggy back income TAX
bill failed by one vote in the
House last week II got a ma
jority Of the votes present. bet
fell one vote short Of the 81
needed for passage.
This week. under q considera
ton motion. the vote will be
taken again.
Nobody has come up with an.
other tax program which would
cancel out the BAT.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Governor Speaks
BY G. k.enrer Williams
Governor CT Michigan

LANSINC-This week t., be The last chance Michi
gar business en ny have e. II 9! Ire 500 600 900
business activities TX
The decision XII when the House votes second
le or ne Bipartisan piggg oscE income TX program
The so-csLed BAT togs,he. With The irtsngbles
proposal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

On June IS. ITS. the Rhode
Island State Assembly passed a
law authorizing the fitting out
Of two sloops. This was the first
time armed vessels were ever
commissioned in America and
was the start Of the L. s. Navy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
FILA Mortgages Up For
Public Participation

A public offering Of parlici-
psiions n FHA-insurcd mort
cages has been made for the
firs; time II FLA history. Com
missioner Julian Il Zimmerman
G! the Federal Housing Admin
lstrsiion said today
The Mortgage Corporation @
America Maryland corporation.
made ~ first Offering or May 81
CT s. million OF r. percent col.
lateral trust notes secured by
So percent home -teages il.
sured ~ FILA under Section 202
q me National Housing Act The
offering followed registration Of
the securities Siih the Securities
and Exchange Commission which
became effective on May 20
The notes vill Be offered in
units Of $1,000. and may he pur-
chased BY individuals or others
aho want the benfiis represented
By ownership Of mortgages IN.
sbTec ~ tHA but who do not
want the seryicing problems US
uzl.y associated with investment
IN mortgages Some notes will
mature in 10 years and some in
p years. Interest Will be pail
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Hsm
NseMs

OseAIs
Come now, and let Ms rea.
son together, saith the Lord:
though your sins be as scar.
let they shall be rs white An
snow...-(Isaiah l:1S.)
No man should ever lose
heart hate himself for the
wrong things he has done
Tor God. Our Father. is ever
rnereiful 70 forgive his truly
repentant children and rive
,nem a new. clean chance to
begin again.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

Ideas are tangible and
real 10 immortal conscious
ness. and they have the adj
vantage OF being eternal.
In proportion IS fhe be.
lief disappears that life and
intelligence are in or Of mat.
FER, she immortal facts OF
beine are seen. and their
only idea or intelligence is
in God. Spirit is reached only
through fhe understanding
and demonstration Of eternal
Life, and Truth and Love. ="
tSkH p. ~: ll-l7 & l6-2lD
TRUTH IS PROOF
For one 10 gain his indi-
viiuzl assured reliance. gain
thlth. hope. ano understand
Ing ne must learn the mean
ing OF humility. TO our heav-
enly Father. Pray and study
day by day. until he can
prove BY demonstration. that
the one Mind. God. governs
man. woman and child.
through al walks OF life. and
there Is no other everlasting
ruling power. And
Truth : rs own proof and
manifestation
Jesus said. Fear not little
flock II i the Fathers good
viii 10 give YOU the king
dom
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
A. Asrlssen.n' q Rights

r .v~..o. " Tatmadge is Advocating would
ie,l sever' .. ne ee.slpro.ection gusran-
Il ne Fourteenth 4rer5e ~hiCh me Supreme
tl.rr yssec 90 cec1sc1 C1t.swlng segregation n
r-o4l snoos We can't imagine row Congress approval
Q. sats cprsrg,icr could possibl, sbndge ar! part
&. ire rltec S,s,es Corgtl.gtlCn.
errs.,l i t,t {. me II states on the Senator's list
tlec esisbAsn segregated schools they would hear
from me court quickly enough They may enjoy exclusive
control IN other rattes Of school policy but their mun-
iy f,On hat 'nehighe has said is the Law Of the
land is posiii1elt inconceisabe
TINS doesr mean q course that The goal Mr. Tai
rscge seeking cyucI Dc scnieyed through consiitu
icrsl smercweni theoretically il could be but only
,heo.ercss fc- ~ practical purposes such amend
Fer' ssS-t ghe~ r. ctsrte u becoming law Surely
re 'see- s-1 nose -sw..e @i1 1i~ il the sponsor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
EDITORIAL

ne following sersr.si sspes-.e " ~
q NJ. { lsss
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-09-05

stern, unbending Breton, would be
willing to tone down his angry
pastoral letter was doubted by
some observers. The Archbishop's
wrath was heightened by a subse-
quent acknowledgement by the
police of a congregation that had
assembled in Notre Dame Cathed-
raj last Tuesday in rrayerful pro-
test against the expulsion order.
The church-state split is regard
ed here as far more dangerous to
the regime than the recent ir-
vasion attempt from Cuba, which
apparently has been smashed.
Significantly, the invaders received
little help from the population of
the southwestern peninsular area
where anti-Government feeling
had been more apparent than in
the rest of Haiti. NJ
But the Governmeht's quarrel
with ecclesiastical authorities may
provide a rallying point for TIE
opposition factions, which have
been united only by common am
bition-to gain power.
United States circles, still con-
WINGED that the Duvalier regime
is preferable to any of the opposi-
ton groups, are fearful that the
strife will result in the overthrow
of Duvalier.
Believing that the collapse O.
the Government would plunge Haiti
into chaos, these United States
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-09-05
Chuck Berry,.
Continued from Page One)

Berry was release Friday Night
after posting a $3.50 bond and was
escorted to the airport by police
and sheriff deputies and was next
heard from in Richmond, Virginia,
where he admitted that the ran out
of the officers club at the Meridian
Municipal Airport after he was ac-
cused of asking the 20-year-old
White girl for a date and said he
hid for As minutes in empty Mill
tary Barracks at the Airport until
police arrived.
The incident however turned into
something of fiasco when it was
revealed Saturday that a White
boy, Fred Ross, Jr., had agreed to
get Berry date in order for Berry
to play an extra hour.
County Attorney Paul Busby
said Ross introduced Berry and the
20-year-old girl So she could get his
autograph, but Berry denied that
he was aware of any negotiations
going on involving a date, give
been on the road three years and
you don't do that in Mississippi, do
you?" Berry said.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-09-05
Georgia
Continued from Page One)

brought here from a prison camp
near Camilla where they served
since January, 1853. The mother
served her sentence at the Colony
prison farm here.
The woman and her sons were
taken to Atlanta later in the day
where they have been offered jobs
in drug stores operated by DR.. C.
R. Yates, Negro druggist.
Communist front organizations
made the Ingram case a cause
celebre. Defense fund campaigns
were staged and several delega-
tions appeared before the parole
board and governor seeking free
dom for the trio.
Yates pleaded with the parole
board last year to forget that
Communist groups had been inter-
ested in the case and consider a
parole on it's merits.
The woman said that when mon
Sy "oo OCiAiS IdlSSu IOE lie case
she thought it was wonderful.
But wasn't none of it give to
me-" she said. I got mighty little
money while | was in prison"
In addition to the two sons, she
has 10 other children. Six of them
live on a small farm near Leslie,
in south Georgia. Two live in Sa-
vannah and two in Philadelphia.
The mother said she believed
Sammy Lee, now Is, and Wallace,
now 81, will do all right now.
at looks like they're going to
be good" she said. 81 hopes they'll
continue on that way"
Before they left the prison camp,
Sammy Lee and Wallace thanked
Warden ]. w. Whitley for good
treatment. They also thanked the
parole board for giving them their
freedom. They said they had been
treated extra nice" and would cal
ways have prayer in our hearts