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Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-29
PRAISE CHAPEL. Rev. John Marshall

Sunday School l0:4O Sunday Morning Worship l1:4O Sunday Evening
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-29
Go To Church
Greek Russian Orthodox Church
 Rev. Gregory Glebof

A cordial invitation is extend- cd to all members of the church to attend the services.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-11-29

Tn e within and foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of the original Delinquent Tax Roll of real property taxes of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-06
TROOPER TO FACE
COUNT OF MURDER
falkland County Recorder
Finds Probable Cause
In Short Killing

..,,1,BY, Sept 5 NR-Ay young
Of the State Highway pa
aVVF n face a charge of murder
TO october term Of Cleveland
u Superior court in connec-
V'' ,,ith the shooting Of Cherry
, sfr. police Chief Carl i Short near
r VIM Mountain Aug. 49,
'9 9,rolman Har0lotis Dayton IS,
so,sIv cleared by a coroner
md = State Highway Patrol
jury .;astion in the shooting, was
inVs aver to the grand jury by
e0 ar4v recorder W. L. Angel.
Cou.S his arm still in a sling
D'!,'s' knife wound he received
f 1.ao the incident, sat express
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-06
,,-Wsnied, To Rent

~ PAY $50 a month for four
WILL furnished apartment with
ROW. ROUTE entrance and private
pFn' cood location. Young sober
paul References Phone 1924.
.1rTPAN AND wife desire a
..n house or three room
'a ,a No children or pets.
saoaerences. Write Box J-10 care
c,sr-NeWS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-06

sionless as he heard the recorder
rule probable cause"
He was released under 50, 500
bond.
The recorders ruling came att
err two witnesses, Mrs. Verta
Short Lublanezki. daughter of the
chief, and James Mclean, a Me-
gro, testified that Short was ia
tally shot as he stood in the mid
die OF the road with his hands
at his sides.
Jury Verdict
Testimony produced at the in
quest last Aug. 20 was to the ef-
feet that the patrolman had fired
when Short advanced on him with
a knife. The coroner's jury re-
turned a verdict of '.justifiable
homicide"
A charge of murder, however.
was filed by Mrs. Lublanezki. She
told defense attorneys who asked
why her testimony at the inquest
was not SO complete as today's
testimony that she was confused
at the time. ~
Mrs. Lublanezki said today that
the patrolman had struck the first
blow, hitting her father with a
blackjack" Her father. she said.
began backing up the road with
Dayton following him and Swing
ing the blackjack" The patrol
man previously said tina: he had
stopped Short on a traffic viola
ton charge and that the chief had
resisted arrest.
No Testimony
The defense, as is customary,
presented no testimony at the
hearing today. On cross examine
ton, Mrs. Lublanezki said that
her father and the patrolman had
been scuffling Immediately before
the shooting.
A crowd estimated as 700 Der
sons packed the courtroom sor the
hearing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-06

-l,TTn TO RENT 3 or 4 bed
WAN. cottage on Wrightsville
7oun5 m or near Northern Ex-
".;on for year round &C.
I ns.nsucv. Write Box F. A.. care
c4or.NeWs.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
CONWAY
George Edwards, Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Manly IL
Of Los Angles, California visited
his parents and other relatives
here last week, They We're accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Clark Of
Los Angeles. Mrs. Macy Thomp-
son of Los Angeles formerly of
this city, and her son and wife are
visiting relatives and friends
here. She is the wife of the late
DR.. John Thompson =. Mrs. Ida
Jane Mattison and baby son are
guests Of her in laws, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Mattison :. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Deems and son of Chi
cago, Ill. were guests of her aunt,
Mrs. Ardelia Spann of this city
last week. Mrs. Henrietta Brame
of Little Rock was also guest of
Mrs. Spann. Mrs. Deems IS the
former Miss Lucille Lyons OF ms
city 3. Mrs. Bessie Arnold of
Muskogee. Oklahoma was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Green
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
TUcKERMAk

Myrtle Person
Mrs. Tabitha Smith and child
rem of McGehee who were called
to the bedside Of Mrs. Smiths
mother Mrs. Ethel Cravens, re-
turned to their home Sunday, The
children, Maudie Francine & Yer
non, attended school while here
and seemed to enjoy 1t. Mrs.
Cravens in improving after an
operation in a Newport Hospital
-. Tuekerman ball team play
ed their first game of the season
Sunday at Walnut Ridge. Scores,
sc, Walnut Ridge -. Mrs. Saw
annah Mum, Mrs. Chris n e
Knowles, and Mrs Ruby Battle
spent Saturday In Newport -.
Mrs. Gladys Mays, teacher OF
Newport High School visitel
friends here Sunday -. Miss
Imogene Knowles has resumed
her studies in Memphis after ,
brief stay at home because of III
ness -. Shut-ins are Mrs. Per
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
.cHIDEsTER

Rev. l.. d. Champion, pastor OF
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church held
his anniversary services here last
week. 1t was great affair. Rev.
Champion is fine pastor, as
we'll as a preacher. and has won
the love and respect of all dur
ing his stay In this community.
The Community Club met last
Tuesday night at Pleasant Hill
School. It was indeed a very sue.
cessful meeting. S. l.. Story, vice
president. presided intelligently
over the meeting. Prof. Tin Nc
Rae made a stirring appeal to
the people to keep their children
In school. His address to the
Club was one Of interest Mrs
Mary M. Townsend was selected
to present the gifts to the pas
tor at the close of the anniver
sary -. The Pleasant Hill
Chimes" Female Quartet scored
In a recital last Sunday night a
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
Des Arc
Ella Mae Brown

Ella Mae Brown
Ben Dean visited Edmonson re.
Gently -. Mrs. Dolly Mae John.
son had as her guest her father.
of Mississippi She returned with
him for visit to her former
home go. Mrs. Juanita Sneed
gave a birthday party for her
daughter Wilma Jean, recently
80. Mr.. and Mrs. James Matthias
served the teachers OF Douglas
High last week .... The w. M. s.
sponsored a program Thursday.
concerning spiritual guidance
Leigh Chase made a trip to Little
Rock to visit his wife and daugh.
ter who returned home with him
$50 Elliston Loving of Pine
Bluff was home last weekend
49,. Ben Dean visited In Edmon.
son recently zee, Rev. B. s. Simp.
son preached an inspiring sermon
sunday from 2 Samuel SPA; sub.
ject, Signal. Elder T.. Baker
pastor of the White Baptist
church here accompanied by a
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
SPRARKMAN
Albertine Shugart

Albertine Shugart
SENIOR ACTIVITIES The Jr
and ST.. Banquet sponsored by
Mines. L. l.. Jordan and M, Moore
was held April nth at the home
of Mrs. Daisy Hughes. The rooms
were decorated In pink, blue and
gold The Sth grade class wore
white and the 18th grade wore
evening gowns. Mrs. Lenora BE.
wins was waitress. II. |. Crudid
made an address -. The bac.
calaureate sermon was preached
April Goth by Rev. Stewart Of
Camden, the 18th grade class
wearing gray gowns and caps and
the eighth grade chorus wearing
black and white costumes. Gradu.
ating exercises Tuesday night
April % with addresses by prof
Mazique Of Fordyce Hi School
-. The Baptists are lookin for
ward to Mothers Day program
-, Little Percy Lee Blevins is
on the sick list. We hope he will
be well soon -. Miss Lucille
Williams was here Sunday from
Many. Louisiana -. The Har-
monizing Five female quartet will
sponsor programs in Philadelphia
and in Thornton soon -. Miss
Mary Lock Is on the sick list
-. Mrs. Lucille Walker former.
ly of this city is here from Oak.
land, California to visit her faith
err 49,. John l.. Butler visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Ellis Thurs.
day and Friday in Arkadelphia.
Mr.. Ellis recently returned from
overseas after IS months
School Gossip: Miss E. S. and
j. X. are on the beam. | saw them
last night coming home from the
graduating exercise -. Miss M.
g. H. and M. C. s. are on the
beam also -. A. DO. and GER
tain little chick think they are
slick, but they'll stand another
greasing
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
FAIRVIEW
Earlean

Gaflean
Sunday, April 90 the pastor
and members of Center Point
Church visited Mt Zion Of
which Rev. Crudup is pastor,
The Gospel Five of Macedonia,
The Harmonizers. the VIII.
Quartet of Sparkman. the
Home Talent and the Flying
Clouds have been rendering
programs here lately -. Rev,
Nj. C. Johnson and members
visited Delark Church Sunday
Rev. Johnson's leg was
broken last Tuesday and he is
now in a Little Rock Hospital,
e.. Tom Lenzy is still on tho
sick list -. GOSSIP: Miss
r. f. Lenzy is about to be best
with a short coat man. On
the last day of school two
girls We're carrying large box
es of food to share with a GER
tain boy, In order to get him.
| was informed that r. l..
Craig is moving to Mill Creeks
Is it because of Luther Jones?
-. Annie s. Luster says she
will buy no more pop corn II
her name stays out Of the pa.
per.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02

over the weekend. She also visit
ed her sister-in law, Mrs. O. Ed
wards -. CWO Hollis T. Arnold
and wife visited his aunts, Mrs.
NJ. Green and Mrs. o. NJ. Ed
wards Tuesday night. Arnold is
being transferred from Tuskegee
Flying School to Columbus, Ohio.
He has been in the Army about
6 years 80. The Home Circle
Sewing Club of Christ Temple
Church met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Looper Thurs
day -. April Goth was a high
day at Ebenezer NJ. E. Church.
E. w. Wingfield and the famous
Shaw's Soul Revivers Quartette
of st. Louis, Mo. rendered must.
cal program with the Smiling
Five of Little Rock in the audi.
forum of Pine Street School spon
sored by Ebenezer 80. Mrs. Jul
la Piggee has returned home to
Pankey's Addition. Little Rock
after visiting her son Rev. Cliff
ton Mitchell and his wife :. Mrs
Ellen Willis of Paraloma is visit
ing her granddaughter. Mrs. Cliff
ton Mitchell .... Mrs. Ina Bel
Smith and family visited her mo
Their at West Marche.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
KEkSETT'
Beulah Washington

Beulah Washington
Mrs. Lena Hamilton, long time
resident here, has moved to Bald
Knob -. Mr., and Mrs. Andrew
Hart, Mrs. Pearl Crow, Mrs, Luv'
enia Jones, Mrs. Gertrude Jones,
Mrs Myrtle Erfy and James {,
Hart attended the second quar-
terly conference of the c. M. E.
Church at Augusta last Sunday :.
Misses Pauline Crow Ophelia
Cowan and Anita Walker, spent
last Sunday in Newport visiting
relatives and friends -. G w.
Williams has returned to his
home In Omaha. Nebraska after
visiting here -. Mrs, Hannah
Hawkins and daughter. Mary
spent the weekend in Morrilton
with relatives ,s,...s, SCHOOL
NEWS: Mrs. Bessie Garrison,
primary teacher presented an OPP
eretta Rainbow" last Thursday
to a large crowd. The faculty Is
truly grateful to the public for
cooperating thus far with the pro
gram -. Mrs. Dorothy Riley
was the house guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Young last Friday -.
The Missionary Society met at
the home Of Mrs. Luvenia Arnold
last Thursday.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
AUGUSTA

Evangelist l.. A. Barr worship
ped at Ward Chapel last Sunday
having stopped over en- route to
Riverside to conduct a meeting.
Tho Union Quarterly Conference
OF McCrory and Eason Chapel
was held at Fakes Chapel April
Goth. Rev. J. A. Gardner deliver
ed the sermon. Churches repre-
scented: Ward Chapel. Augusta;
McCrory and Eason Chapel 49,.
Rev. ]. ]. Baker is conducting a
revival at Riverside AME Church
-. The Silver Leaf Quartet Of
North Little Rock rendered a pro
gram at Harris Chapel M. B. and
Gregory Public School recently.
They also gave several numbers
at Carver High. Mrs. Irma
Johnson Of Chicago Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. vastoria Ras-
berry and other relatives and
friends -. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Orr Williams left last Monday
for points in Michigan -. The
primary grades 1. 2, and 3 Of
Carver High presented their play
last Tuesday night to large ap-
preciative audience. Mrs. Lue
Wiley, teacher of No. q; Mrs.
Mildred GIBSON. No. q Mrs. Vas
toria Raspberry; No ... Board
No. 2 Of Ward Chapel. Mrs. Betty
Harris president. met with Mrs.
Dennie Emerson Wednesday ....
The Allen League of Ward Cha.
pei under the leadership OF its
new president. Mrs. Lorraine Pay.
ne. has taken on new life She
and her group OF young ladies
sold cream down town last Sat.
urday. reporting $4.2s. A social
was given at the home OF the
president Thursday night e. Tho
writer received the news that
Mrs. Pearl Richardson OF Chica.
20 was stricken win stroke
last week. The entire membership
OF Ward Chapel and friends Of
the community. both colored and
white, are offering prayers for
her recovery ...... AUGUSTA
EYES: Eyest was told that Ger.
tain chick who purchased a very
high priced piece OF music
thought she would try II out last
week with boogie woogie at her
home. Her request was that her
pastor and another distinguished |
minister clap in and clap right
out the night Of the social ....
Eyes heard a certain chick say
that she was not going TO play
second. Well, chick, let me tell
you something, tina, guy you are
worrying about not only has you
p,aying second but honey. you
are playing third. Now take II
>asy don't take the filters.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
PORTLAND
Mrs. Sadie Davenport

Rev. o. H. Harper preached
Sunday. Bro. Summerville read a
portion Of the 9Th chapter of Da.
vid with prayer by William Crit
fin, after which Rev. Harper
sang Lord, Hold My Hand and
preached soul stirring sermon.
$2327 was collected. Three wish
tors were present -. Mrs. Arthu
lcne Price and son are making
their home in Kansas City, Kan.
sas 900. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie c.
Jones. Mrs. Emmerline Brown
and Miss Hepsie Brown attended
the Methodist Singing Convention
at Thebes April Goth e.. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. P. Porter motored from
Tunica, Mississippi and spent the
weekend with his sister, Mrs.
Francis Clemens 80. Mrs. Sam.
mic Allen was guest of her sister
Mrs. Albertine Warren last Sun.
day -. T. NJ. Preston of Little
Rock was guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Tommie Marshall Sunday g.. The
Harmonizing Five Quartet of
Meronge, La. and The Gospel Tor
nodos of Lake Villeage rendered
a contest program Sunday night
at Brown Temple. Money raised,
$G2SO.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
nata Turner and Mrs. Lena Lola

nata Turner and Mrs. Lena Lola
-. The 9th grade class OF Tuck
erman Jr High deserves compli-
ments for their generous spirit
in soliciting and collecting fruits
and other valuables to cheer Mo
Their Susan Hamilton, native Of
South Carolina who Is 104 years
of age. and yet active, Fine work
girls, you may live to get old and
some youngsters may in turn
think TO do a good deed for you.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02

first prize in the 4th grade arith-
metie contest -. Mrs Esther
Coleman of Yagor City. Mississ-
ippi, was a visitor in the city this
week -. Mrs. Willie Smith has
been called to the bedside OF
Clarence Pettigrew who is very
i'll.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
Fort Smith
Mrs. AdeIine Whitfield
eO0 No. IN" St.
Phone 23s44

Phone 23644
Rev. G. II. Steward. 623 North
10th was home for the weekend
from school. He showed marked
Improvement in his studies -.
Rev Norman McGill student of
tho Theological Seminary. Nash.
vile Tennessee, was home last
weekend to visit his wife and
family. He attended the Antioch
District Board Meeting and Sing
ing Convention which was held
n King Solomon Baptist Church
Rev. s. King, pastor. Rev McGiii
Ia chorister Of the District Sing
ing Convention Choirs from the
following churches were present;
st. John, Dardanelle; New Por'
spect, Russellville; Mt. Calvary,
Clarksville; First Baptist, King
Solomon, Fort Smith. King Solo
mon Jr. Choir gave some very
beautiful renditions led by MISS
Margaret Thompson, accompan-
led at the piano by Miss Allene
Black The Harlem Globe Trot'
ters defeated the Kansas CITY
Monarehs 7 2 "Wednesday night
In Andrews Field, home OF the
Fort Smith Giants -. Mrs. CT.
Henderson, Rev. J. F. Neal are
attending the State Musical Con-
vention in Dumas -. The First
Baptist Church Relief Club spon.
sored q tea at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Maceo Jackson April 81
Mrs. Willie Norwood Is re-
operating after a major opera
ton at Twin City Hospital -,
Miss Sadie Richerson and Mines.
Olivia Claridy and Essie Mae
Steward are on the sick list.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02

Bearden -. The Quartet spon.
sored party called the Court.
ship of Miles Standish" last Sat
urday night. The advanced girls
wore evening dresses, Miss In.
dia Jones won first prize. as the
girl having the most beautiful
evening dress.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
FORREST CITY

A two weeks revival IL being
carried on at Salem NIB Church
:. The Beth Salem NIB Church
celebrated the seventeenth ami.
versary OF their church on April
9Th Field Day was held at
Lincoln High School for the other
schools OF the county recently q.
little Miss Elizabeth Battles won
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02

nice congregation. preached in
the afternoon -. Rev. B. s.
Simpson was Sunday dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Lee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22
Group Libel Law
Urged BY Jewish
Congress Leader

a law to make "hate-monger-
ine punishable offense was
advocated at the American Jew
ish Congress conference ia the
Jewish Community Center on
Sunday
The proposal was made by
Byron Miller, executive director
Of the Midwest region of the
organization TO 500 delegates
who met 10 discus plans for
opposing u-Semitism and to
discuss the place OF Jews in the
American scene.
Miller endorsed many OF
the proposals" Of the PresI.
dents Civil Rights Study Com.
mission.
We must make il matter of
permanent record and show the
world that in America hate.
moncerlng Is crime punishable
by Jail"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22
1REASUktR GUILTY OF TAKING So 200 FROM CHURCH FIND!
Wartime Experiences
with JimcroW Related

lao LOUIS. worlds heavyweight
Inn has written a sensational
.pncle for salute magazine, in
,bich he tells of some OF his
srmy experiences with jim
crow 49, -
,.obcr issue Of the magazine
'hrh IS edited and published
~ former members of the stats
"Yank and Stars and
n the article Joe tells OF sew
al occasions on which he suf-
tored from jimcrow in the past.
and Of his determination to fight
seainS IT,
Cant Stop Punching"
apycisdice is weakening" he
|s,ys The good people are soft
srinc i up. So we can't stop
cgnchlne now We just have to
rnnch faster and harder. That's
Inc only way We can make
America a better place for my
|lrle boy and girl and all the
boys and girls in our country.
I'm chne TO do my part.
He tolls Of the time whcn a
drunhcn colonel from Mississippi
,rled r. crash a private dinner
nartv that he and some friends
were hayinG in Manchester. Eng
land Tho colonel insisted tha,
he had right TO order Joe
around and when he finally lcft
,he place he shouted that back
In u ssippi "W'd tar and
fes,hc you for not obeying a
waite man"
Joe also relates the incident
vhgh rof him arrested in Gcor-
eia rec use in a station he used
Inc phone on the white" side
Of ,ae building
Tie Article is laviShly Illus
tra,ed Nth photos Of Joc'S ca
rec opponents, and family
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22
U. s. JUDGE
ORDERS EQUAL
PAY IN SOUTH

NEW ORLEANS. Negro
school teachers must be paid al
INC same rate as white teachers
y was ruled this week by L s
District Judge Wayne G. Borah
~ the three year old case OF
Wiley Butler McMillon against
Board
McMillon is principal of a
school al White Castle He tcsti-
ied that he receives S505 50 4
year while a white teacher with
SIN lar qualifications gets ST.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22

when the statue Of Booker r
Washington the late Negro cdu
Gator was added 70 the .alaxs
OF great men declared IN Z
recent interview
Il want to help the NcGrc
achieve tho imporant place lr
American life N winch ms tai
ents and contributions entiils
HIM
Due 10 the fact Miss Maynor
will be unable 10 appear Fri
day. the concert originally
scheduled for Friday. Nov. IL,
has been Cancelled The concert
will go on as planned for Sat
urdsY night. Nov. %. however.
All tickets already sold for
Friday night will be honored
Saturday night the 22r&.
Miss Mavnor SAYS she hope,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22
Alumni Work on
Kentucky S. c.
Campus House

A home for Kentucky State
alumni on the campus Of their
anna mater az which they may
say while visiting is the goal
OF a campaign now under way
u was revealed at the regular
meeting OF tAe Detroit ohspter
Of Kentucky State alumni or
nov "A at the Lucy Thurman
YWCA.
Inc meeting heard an account
~ Charles L. RaWlings lis pres.
ident. and Miss Kclly Of the
football game between Lincoln
and Kentucky State.
Plans were made for a Christ.
mas dinner 10 be held The scc
End week IN December Al tho
Nacwcma Club The next regular
meeting VII be- Dee 5 al the
Lucy Thurman YWcA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22
BIount, Smith,
MccIendon To
Address League

Louis c Blount executive Soc
rotary Of the Great Lakes Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co viii
address The members and flicnde
Of the Frederick Douglas Non
Partisan Civic League at the
meeting on Sunday, Nov 50. Al
the Craftsmen Club 275 Z Fer
ny at 3 pm Other speakers
viii be Dr.. ]. J Mcclendon and
Walker Smith Of the Wilson and
Smith Realty Company
At the last meeting Editor
Ulysses Boykin Of the DETROIT
TRIBUNE gave very splendid
and timely talk 10 members
The organization plans two
regular meetings monthly Tho
public is always welcome.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22
n. Z. High To
Present Play
On Dec. as

a Date With Judy2 viii be
presented on Dee = and b.
The Northeastern High School
Drama Club in the school audi
forum.
The cast Includes Constance
Booza Lillian Johnson Clifford
ShcaiS Mary Ann Thackor jus.
tine Bcnsnn John Rladdick. Nir-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22
Dorothy Maynor
To Appear Here
November ~

To help members Of her race
find the means TO contribute TO
American culture is one OF the
most motivalinp ambitions Of
Dorothy Maynor American So
prano, who viii appear here on
Saturday evening Nov p At the
Art Institute auditorium under
the sponsorship Of the Plymouth
Congregation.
Miss Maynor who recently
was the guest solos' at New
York University's Hall Of Fame
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22

Sinia Suchojad, and Dolores lie
lnSki
A student is director but the
production is under the general
direction Of Elaine Nevis, speech
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-22

and dramatics instructor.
Harold l. Wood. faculty music
director has composed special
musical effects which he will
conduct. at the performances.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-01
HARRIET TIE5zEN
 E NEW DISTRICT
 WELFARE WORKER

Miss Harriet TieSZen, who arrived recently in Juneau today took up her duties as Juneau District Work CT with the Department of Public Welfare, in the local office in the Klein Building, it was announced by Russell G. Maynard, Director of the Department of Public Welfare.
 Prior to coming to Alaska, Miss Tieszen was employed by the Am erican Red Cross with headquarters in St Louis, Missouri. She had previ- ously had experience in social work in the State Department of Social Security, South Dakota, and just before coming to Alaska Miss Ties zen completed graduate work in the School of Social Work at the Uni versity of Southern California in Los Angeles.
 Miss Tieszen occupies the position left vacant by the resignation May of Mrs. Diana Tickel. who was employed as Acting District Worker for the Juneau District, the Welfare Department announced During the period of the vacancy in this posi- tion, Miss Cecelia Thibodeau served as Acting District Worker.