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KING, MARTIN LUTHER JR.
Martin Luther King and the Mont-
gomery Story.
16 pages, comic book
format; paper evenly toned.
Nyack, New York Fellowship of
Reconciliation, circa 1958
[400/600]
The bus boycott and events in Montgomery
told in comic-book form for the masses.
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ROSEN, ELLSWORTH E., with
Arnold Nicholson.
When a Negro
Moves Next Door. A Baltimore resi-
dent tells how his neighborhood
welcomes Negro homeowners—and
keeps white families from moving
away.
Illustrated front “cover.” Oblong
elephant folio sheet, folded to make 6 4to
pages; some light toning to the edges.
Np: Curtis Publishing, 1959
[400/600]
OFFPRINT FROM THE SATURDAY EVENING
POST
.
Ellsworth Rosen was a resident of a typ-
ical white bedroom community in suburban
Baltimore. He recounts how “a dark cloud had
descended” on them. The community was, of
course not exactly welcoming to its new residents.
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KING, MARTIN LUTHER JR.
Hear Four Great Preachers at New Hope
Baptist Church . . . Denver Colorado . . . June 19, 20, 21, & 24, 1962.
Small photo-
graphic poster, 14 x 8
1
⁄
2
inches; somewhat discolored; creases where folded.
Denver, 1962
[300/500]
The other three preachers were reverends Stamps, Ray and Hill. Rev. M.C. Williams was the host at
New Hope. Added at the bottom of this poster is a schedule of the speaking tour of these ministers
that included New York and Los Angeles.