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2—The Indianapolis Recorder, Aug. 10,1963

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MASS CIVIL RIGHTS RALLY HERE: Shown above are some of the Plaza opposite the park watching the large gathering; (2) (left to right) scenes on Sunday’s mass civil rights rally sponsored by the local branch , Mayor Albert Loche, local branch president Mrs. Virgie Davis and Crom-

of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Colin Cromwell, NAACP national field secretary presently working in the Indianapolis area, with the help of local NAACP administration, organized the rally, which attracted an estimated 3,000 persons to University Park. The scenes are (1) of kids sitting on the steps of the World War Memorial

well; (3) Governor Matthew E. Welsh addresses rally as Mrs. Davis and Cromwell watch; (4) Democratic Mayor nominee John J. Barton and Mayor Loche watch high march before rally; (5) integrated crowd listens to speeches despite heat; and (fi) Young Christian Workers attend rally. (Recorder photos by Houston Dickie and Jim Burres)

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2nd Sex Ring' Continued 7rom rage i Indiana Girl School inmate, war. found beaten on an Eastside street in the early morning hours o p .! July 29 and ^»ken to headquarters for questionipg. , k During the interrogation, it was t learned, the girl told.qf her activi- [ ue:; with the men being, soqght. I The girl, presently being held at the Marion County Jail on a juvenile charge of sex violation, told police that her “main man,” the one she worked for at that time, had beaten her with a cane the,.butt of a ,.22 caliber rifle. He is being sopght.on a warrant charging he procured female.; for houses of prostitution. Although the youngster fjid not tell them why, Sgt. Rapier said, police theorized that she was beaten because she had hecorne almost “inactive in turning tricks.” Admitting that she had been working for “pimps” about a year and five months, the girl said that after the heating, she told the man, wliose identity is being withheld until his arrest, that she wanted to go home and see her

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She said he let her go after she threatened: “If you don’t let me go something is going to happen to you.” Police said that the man, facing two charges, must know they are looking for him because he has moved from his Eastside home. However, Sgt. Rapier said he believed the man was still in the

Texan to Speak At Baptist Meet Friday Night Dr. E. S. Branch of Houston, Tca., Ncu.it,nai i.apiist Convention foreign mission board corresponding secretary, is scheduled to appear in Indianapolis Friday, to address .the . Indiana Baptist Stite

Convention.

Ho will spleak at 8 p. m. Jn Mt. a <ran Baptip Church. Dr. Branch lAeads the niision in the Panama, Jamaica, Africa, Haiti, and the B.tiama Islands. The brotherhood convention will rnuei Friday and Saturday. Zerah Sy dney is president. Dr. C. Henry Bclf^ ho t minister, is the only liviitg past I BSC president.

city. The , man for whom the girl worke.l at the time she was taken into cii-tody was reported to have at least* three women working for him. Police said that they had knowledge that one of the women was 22 years of age, but the age of the third was not immediately known. TliE MAN IS SAID to have been convicted a number of times for crimes ranging from robbery to non-support. 11 was reported that he divoirced his first wife and married agsiin—this time to a woman who reportedly once worked for him. At least cAne of the other men being sought was identified as a man with whom the girl “turned a $10 trick.”

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