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Evening star., 1947-01-17
IA-Bomb Now Termed
800 Times Stronger
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, JAN 17.-This weeks
Australian News Summary, issued
by the Australian News and In
formation Bureau here, says. Prof.
Marcus Oliphant declared in lee
ture in Australia that atomic bombs
now produced are 900 times more
powerful than the one dropped on
Nagasaki.
Prof. Oliphant was talking about
American manufacture.
A bomb 600 times more powerful
would presumably have devastat-
ing range about 60 times that of
the Nagasaki weapon. In both
japanese cities the blast was bad
up to radius of about 2l2 miles.
Theoretically, when atom bombs
get powerful enough. the range OF
heat and of ultraviolet light may
become proportional to the increase
in power of the bomb, instead of
rising only at the rate of about one
ninth of the increased energy.
If that happened, then the scar
ing heat and the dangerous ultra
violet rays might go hundreds OF
times farther than they did in
Japan.
Prof. Oliphant was one of the
scientists who helped develop the
atom bomb.
Evening star., 1947-01-17
Expedition Scouting Party
Lands on South Pole Ice Cap
By Alton L. BIokeslee
Assoeioted Press Foreign Correspondent

high with ice. Demolition experts
will study ways of blasting out level
areas for unloading nearly 1000 tons
of equipment from the cargo ships
Yancey and -Merrick. Then, scouts
must find snow arches or ramps to
the iceshelf.
The only break the expedition is
getting is the fact that the ice
shelf is smooth The job of build
ing an airstrip may not be too diff
cult.
Plans call for creating a tent
village on the iceshelf to house
Seabees, who will build airstrips.
This village will have about 40
tents, each housing six men, plus
hospital and mess hall. The tents
Will De equipped with wooden floors
and potbellied stoves. Only about
300 men in the 4,3O0-man expedi-
ton thus will actually live on the
ice cap.
Dog teams or tractors pulling
sleds, or both, likely will be used
between the ships and tent camp.
Evening star., 1947-01-17

Work on ski-plane airstrip also will
be started soon.
A big airstrip will be prepared
also to receive carrier-borne planes,
which will then start photogra-
phic operations. The tent town also
will be center for cold-weather
tests of jeeps, trucks. tractors.
weapons, rations and personnel and
for geological, weather and mag
netic studies.
Tough ice conditions-thev con-
tinue to prevail-may force the ex-
pedition to leave in late February
or early March to avoid getting
trapped by sudden freeze, which
could cement icefioes like concrete.
Evening star., 1947-01-17

ABOARD THE U. S. S. MT.
OLYMPUS, Jan. Is Delayed "A
scouting party from the Navy's Ant
arctic Expedition landed on the
South Polar ice cap today to de-
termine strategy for overcoming a
tumble of ice ridges blocking the wa5
to the base at Little America.
The, party including demolition
experts, was taken into the Bay OF
Whales by the icebreaker North
wind. Three other ships in the ex-
pedition's central group stayed out
side.
The f1otilla reached the bay yes
terday. Previous expeditions to
Little America always had found
open water in the bay and were able
to tie ships to the edge of the bay
ice. They carried supplies across
smooth ice, up a snow shelf and
onto the 100-foot iceshef, where the
Little America base buildings are
located.
But this year, the bay is piled
Evening star., 1947-01-17
1850

Other Bruce Hunt Suits to SIS
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19
yMCA Notes

Sanford Mcconnell, of 2417 EN-
NETT st., and Lammier Brown Of
2301 N. 9th st. were the first two
boys to register for attendance at
Camp Strader located at Crete
Nebraska August 24-31st. The
preiod at Camp has been arranged
by the Near North Side Brach
Y. M. G. A. for the Omaha "Y"
Community Breaches with 35 boys
to attend from this Branch and 10
from the other Branches.
The Camp is owned by the Lin
coin YMCA and is located on the
Blue River to the south west Of
Crete Nebr. Other boys who have
registered are, James Jackson,
Kermit Anderson Edward And
Perkins, Norman Carpenter, Fred
John Henry Watkins, James
erick Jackson, David Miller, Mari
an Collins Charles Watkins and
Fred Lawson. Your summer va
cation will not be complete unless
you attend Camp Strader.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19
CAMPAIGN UNDERWAY AT ~
COMMUNITY SWIM

The reopening Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
pool on July 16 marked the begin
ming Of an intensive swim cam
paign for boys which will con-
tinue through Aug. 80. The "Y''
activities and though we are max
and the City Park Commission
are sponsoring this program.
Ralph Leake Jr., Dan Holub, Jim
Anderson and Maxine Paulson are
instructors for the various divis-
ions.
Thirteen specialized classes have
been organized with total enroll
ment of 215 persons. All classes
include 80 minuIes Of supervised
instruction and Is minutes Of re-
creational swimming.
Renovation of the ~" pool has
just been completed. A Duo-Filter
system, the first Of it's kind in the
country, has been installed. Water
IN the "Y" pool is now as pureas
drinking, and all requirements of
the city and state health depart
ments have been met.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19
Urban League
Notes

Details and plans for conducting
tie Near Northside Business and
Industrial Survey have been COON
pletcd and the actual work viii
get atsarted this week. The Sur
vey, originating from declarations
Of the Urban Leagues Industrial
Committee, will be conducted
under the sponsorship Of a special
Near Northside Business and In
dustrial Committee, win be con-
Quoted under the sponsorship Of
a special Near Northside Business
and Industrial Survey Committee.
Mr.. Milton Johnson, Pharmacist
and businessman, Mr.. Robert Ny
ers, funeral director is chairman
and co-chairman respectively,
others members Of the committee
are: Mr.. James G. Jewell, Mr.. Art
hur McCaw, DR.. William w. Pee
bles, Mr.. r. H. SPECIAL, Mrs. Car
RE II. Buford, Mr.. William Sones.
Mrs. Christine Althouse and Atty
Charles T. Davis.
Gathering factual information
about business and economic con
ditions in the Near Northside area
was born out Of a desire toaidin
the improvement to CT the indus
trial and economic life Of the COM
muity, it was learned in an inter
view last week with Mr.. Milton
johnson. Mr.. Johnson further en-
phas1zed the fact that no factual
data on the economic and industri-
al conditions on the near northside
has bee gathered since 1892 when
1t was done. then by the Urban
League. Mr.. Johnson sees a wide
productive use Of such fact
material. He said it might Indicate
the following: the need for addit-
ional businesses to serve the COM
munities for pouth and adults:
stimulate concerted and unified
action by business men in the in
terest Of better businesses and i'm.
proved community services.
The Committee held its first
meeting last Wednesday, July Is.
at the Urban League.
The Committee requests all
businesses in the community CO.
operate with their interviewers.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

Mrs. Bette Elizabeth Hodges,
75 years died TUESDAY July 8 in
a Council Bluffs hospital. Mrs,
Hodges home was at 1913 Eighth
ave, Council Bluffs and she had
peen a resident of IN 'ty wentv
years She was III wi .om of the
.ate Wafer hodges. She is sur
vived by two daughters, Mrs.
Laura Mcdonald MINI. Minna.,
Mrs. Ella Calhoun Council Bluffs
three grand children, Mr.. George
D. Creighton, Mrs. Wauneta
Westbrook, Omaha Mr.. Charles
Mcdonald, MINI. Nina, four
great grand children and other
relatives. Funeral services were
hid Friday morning from Thomas
Funeral Home with Rev. j.. H.
Reynolds officiating. Tall bearers
were Mr.. Otis Johnson, Mr.. Henry
Johnson, Mr.. Bill Brown MI Will.
lam Leonard, Mr.. Paul Hayes,
Mr.. Carl Monroe. Increment was
at Prospect Hill Cemetery.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19
Omohon Visiting
in Dallas, Texds

Evangelist Marie Wright is Wis
iting friends inDallas, Texas and
relates that she is having a won
derful time, regardless Of the ire
nendous heat.
she has been the house guest Of
Mr.. and hrs. Thompson for the
past three weeks. They reside at
271s Gay st. Their hospitality was
surpero.
She is now visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Owens, 1926 Metro
politan ave, Mrs. Owens will be
remembered by many Omahans
as Miss F1orine Gonzales from
Dallas, Texas.
AS to date, Mrs. Wright has no
definite as to when she will re-
turn home.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19
Deaths

Sergeant Harry A. Rhodes. II
,ears, died Thur1zy at his home
949 North 2Ilh st. Mr.. Rhodes
first enlisted i'll tie army il 1-g.
for the Spanish American War
and served thrc Igh World War /
as a Sergeant with Troop A Army
Sergeant Rhodes retired and had
been a resident of Omaha twenty
years. He is survived by a sister.
Mrs. Grace Cartnail, L'redrick
Maryland, nephew and other re-
latives. Funeral services were held
Friday afternoon from Thomas
Mortuaary with Rev. J. w. Rod
gers officiating assisted by Rev.
G. E. Bivens. Pail bearers were:
Mr.. Richard Conform, Mr.. Robert
F. Quillan; Mr.. J. w. fIadley, Mr..
George Bivens, Mr.. Henry John
son Mr.. Foster Stone. Military
service and burial was at Forest
Lawn Cemetery.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

Mr.. Hider Julius Humphrey, 79
years, died Tuesday July s a 1904
Lake st., at the home Of his foster
daughter, Mrs. COLLEEN Craaddock.
MIR. Humphrey was a retired hotel
waiter and had been a resident Of
Omaha forty-five years and was
member of st. Johns A. M. E.
Church. He is survived by a fost-
er daughter, Mrs. Colleen Grad
dock, two cousins Mrs. Hazel Wal
ton, of Omaha; Mrs. Blanch Driz-
zle, st. Paul MINI. and other re-
iaiives. Funeral services were held
SATURDAY afternoon from Thomas
MGrtuary with Rev. E. Il. Child
ress officiating. Pail bearers were
Mr. j. w. Headley Mr.. Will Har-
ris h1r. G. w. Lea; Mr. Howard
Farrell; Mr.. D. Lunday; Mr. l.. 3.
Thomas burial was at Forest
Lawn Cemetery.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19
The NX/diters
Column

J Walters Key Club extends a
friendly welcome to all.
Goldie Davis enjoyed a very fine
two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Frank Hughes is topping the
service at the Highland Club.
Bro. John Evans is top man at
the Rome Hotel, going good.
MI. Hiram Greenfield and Mr..
]. G. Donley are wide awake front
door men at the OAC-on the Job
at all times.
Musician, Head Waiter, and
quick-stepping Crew are serving
with a smile at the Happy Hollow
Club and How.
Mr.. Mayberry was sighted on
North oath ST., afternoon. July13
with two charming young ladies
Mr.. Louis Slaughter. the very
lightweight assistance party man
to Exit. Glover Scott at the o. A.
9. is on the job after a two weeks
vacation.
If the Walters Column doesn't
please you, tell H, w. Smith; if
it does, tell others.
Mr.. Jackson Kidd of 48O8 Jeff
erson st., Richmond, Calf. arrived
in Omaha on July IL made a very
pleasant call at the Guide office
with his charming daughter, Luz
ellie. Mr.. Kidd, formerly lived in
Omaha. He left on Tuesday even
ing, July Is.
Matridee Ward with the verv
wide awake assistants, Mr.. Ross
Fountain, Capt. Fashion plate
Mitchell, and Streamlined partv-
man Glover Scott, and Capt. Nc
Farleend, with the Ice Cream ser
wing with a smile.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19
SONS AND
VISIT MOTHER AFTER
LONG

It was a happy and joyous re.
reunion at the Jackson's resident
2529 Seward. Mrs. Annie Jackson
had with her for the past two
weeks a daughter, Mrs. Mable
Undertake, and a son, Charles
Jones from Cleveland, Ohio. She
had not seen her son for Al years
Another son, Robert Lee Jackson
st. Paul MINI. was here for a
brief visit also.
Among the many affaires. Mrs.
Undertake was entertained by
Mrs. Jean Bryant, 1921 Corby;
Mrs. Hazel Taylor, 26O9 N. 27;
Mrs. Johanna Orcher, 1882 Seward
Mrs. Attlean Morrow, 1922 v st;
Mrs. Larvia Brown 2316 N. 81 av.
Mrs. Anna Turner. 2216 Charles;
and Mrs. McAlester 2427 Emmett.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19
MEMBERS or THE ALPHA
OMEGA CLUB!
N

The time is far spent for Sum
mer activities under the Sponsor
ship Of the Alpha Omega Club to
be under way.
Boys have talked about II. girls
have dreamed about it; 50 now we
have decided to do something
about it. r.
If you r IS years Of age or
older mot over 3Ol. a high school
graduate. prefer University stu
dents) you are eligible for mem
bership in the Alpha Omega Club
This viii he the third summer Of
activities and though we are max
ing q late start, we intend r.
cram loads Of fun and frolic irt0
the weeks left in July and August.
If you are not 2 member and are
interested in joining call
We. 1895 and leave your name.
address end telephone number nn-
ing a late start, we intend tote
WE. 1885 and leave your name.
not later then Friday.
ALL members or potential mem
bers are asked to be on hand at
the home OF the President. F1oren
tine v. G~oodlett. 2726 Binney st.
at 5 p. m. for a special meeting
for presentation Of the activities
and election of officers.
Bring Is cents or anything good
to eat for a dutch spread (25p
cents.
WHO KNOWS, WE MAY BE
PLANNING TO GO TO SOME
SPECIAL PLACE AT NO
SPECIAL TIME FOR A
SPECIAL OUTINGi
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19
44ll96&efsz
n. M. c. A. SWIMMING POOL
70 OPEN JULY 10


x. N. c. A. swimming pool
with brand new filtration and
chorination equipment, should b.
ready Wednday. July IS, announc-
ed w. H. Mead General Secretary
today. The plumbers finished
Monday. Monday night or Tues
day theyare required to fill the
pool ard test the new equipment.
More definite announcement Will
be made Tuesday
The equipment. consists Of a dual
diatomaceous earth filter unit.
The one at the Omaha Athletic
Club, put in lat year, has ore
filter while this has two Thic
equipment is Of the last type pool
filtration equipment on the
market today. This filter until
when operated at its designated
$50 gallon per minute flow rate.
will product water equally IS clear
as distilled water.
The entire contents Of the pool
will be recirculated one every
eight hours. The recirculation Of
this water means that it is filtered
and rechorinated.
In addition to the new dual fit
ers, a new hypochlorinator is be-
ing installed. This hypochlorinator
is a pedestal type election feed
with capacity great enough to
chorinate the water during the
heaviest bathing load with a wide
margin Of safety.
This equipment meets the new
Health Department regulations
All cross connections between city
water supplies and sewers hav
been eliminated. New distribut-
ion inlet fittings have been install
ed which will distribute the fresh
ly-filtered and chlorinated water.
being returned to the pool, evenly
over the shallow end of the pool
and thence move to the deep end
where it is taken out of the pool
and returned to the filters.
This equipment when operated
properly will produce a swimming
pool water equal to the purity Of
safe drinking water.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19
MUSE DRAMA GUILD


Do you remember back in 1910
when the public was SO well en-
tertained with plays presented by
the Muse Drama Guild? Well, we
are sure that you will be happy to
know that the group has now re-
organized, and entertaining plays
at the Omaha Urban League.
Sunday, July IS, the Drama
Guild held an open air meeting
and picnic at Carter Lake. Each
member brought along his or her
family and loads of ideas for this
coming season.
xThe election Of officers was as
follows:
Harvey Carter President
Dell Moore Vice-president
Lottye Wright Secretary
Robert Myers Treasurer
Raymond Gordon Stage mgr.
Lawrence Lewis Publicity mgr.
M. Taylor Business mgr.
Watch this page for news Of the
casting dates for the first pre-
sentation.
Season tickets will be available
soon.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19
NOTICE ON PETITION FOR
SETTLEMENT or FINAL
ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNT
IN THE COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
COUNTY. NEBRASKA

IN THE COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
COUNTY. NEBRASKA
In the matter Of the estate of
Caroline Maupin, deceased:
All persons interested in said
matter are hereby notified that on
the 18th day Of July. 1947 w. y.
Bryant filed a petition in said
County Court, praying that his
final administration account filed
herein be settled and allowed, and
that he be discharged from his
trust as executor and that a hear
ing will be had On said petition be-
fore said Court on the 9th dav Of
August, 1947 and that If you fail
to appear before said Court on the
said 9th day Of August, 1947. at
8 o'clock a. NJ, and contest said
petition, the Court may grant the
prayer Of said petition, enter a
decree Of heirship, and make such
other and further orders. allowenc
es and DEGREES, as to this Court
may seem proper, to the end that
all matters pertaining to said
estate may be finally settled and
determined.
Robert r. Troyer
COUNTY JUDGE
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19
PHYSICAL
COMMITTEE MEETS

The Physical Education Com
mittee under the craftsmanship OF
Marty Thomas met on Wednesday
night to discuss the closing of the
softball leagues, presentation OF
trophies, forthcoming track ind
field meet, and the setting Of a
city-wide tennis tournament. This
committee is one of the most act
i've in his work and has done much
to improve the calibre of recreat-
ion work in the community.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19
TENNIS CLUB RECEIVES


Eugene Skinner chairman of the
Tennis Club received an invita-
ION from the Kansas CITY Tennis
club Of Kansas Mo, to participate
IN the 18th Annual Missouri Val
ley Open Tennis Tournament
August s to 10th inclusive. This
tournament is sanctioned bv the
American Tennis Association. The
Club will be represented at this
event.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

DR.. II. v. Nothomb, veteranar-
ian, 6919 Dodge st., has practiced
80 years and has many friends.
He says he expects to create more
My method Of practice, sincerity,
and honesty, viii always live when
I am gone. The d.. is q fine man;
it is a pleasure to meet him and
his family. You are always well
come.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

The Membership Committee Of
the NAACP held a very interest
ing and well attended meeting on
July9. The next meeting will be
held at the UrbanLeague on Wed
nesday evening, July %.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

Abs Grand ave., one Of the most
fines and ~up-to-date drug stores
in the city. Everything in first
class drugs and an expert in fill
ing your prescriptions. Your are
always welcome in his place, when
you are in the moth part of town
stop by, or 60 from where you
live and see him, a fine gentel-
man.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. L. v. Gray Of 1924
Patrick returned home last week
from a very lovely visit with their
daughter and son-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clay in Gary, Ind. They
brought their two grandchildren
back with them.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

Mr.. Grau, secretary to Mayor
Leeman, has many friends in
Omaha. If he continues in the fut-
as he has in the past, he vii have
many more. He is a man anyone
can talk to and is always ready
to answer you properly-very eff
ficient and filled with joy and ex-
pectations. You will hear more
about the City Hall in my next
issue.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

Yves Side Garage, General Re
pairing. Used cars bought and sold
1888 Center st. When you have
car trouble mad don't know what
to do OF where to 60, make your
way to 5638 Center st., and 1 am
sure you will leave his place stats
fled and smiling. He can repair
any and all makes Of cars. High
est price paid for your old a and
will sell you a new one.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

obies Food Mkt, 1924 So. 10 st.,
one OF the incest grocery stores
on 10th st., carries a complete
line Of groceries, meats. veg
tables and etc.
Mr.. Obies invites all of his
friends and the public to visit his
place Of business, one Of the fin
est business men you eve met.
You can certainly get moneys
worth at his place. Stop in and
see him. You will be srprised.
Thanks for your past patronage
and friendship. Call again.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19
MARRIAGE

Edwin Styles, 1924 N. % q
Peraline Spacht, 2023 N. "a 81
Walter Lenton, Chgo., Ill. IS
Florence A. Murrell, 2423 N. "a
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

HILLSIDE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
276o Lake ST.,
nv. Cnas. TYR, paastor
Sunday Scnooi $50 a. m.
sunday Service 11:00 a. m.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

Mr.. Clarence Larson, $50 Cent
er, carries a nice line Of groceries
and ice cream, or soda pop, or
anything you wish in the grocery
line. Mr.. Larson has a nice sani-
tary place Of business. thanking
his customers for their past pat
ronage. | shall do all in my power
to give you your moneys worth,
which is my daily study and prac-
tace. Thanks.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

At4104 Grand ave-, you will meet
a couple in the persons Of MI. and
Mrs. Rodgers, who have a nice
shop, prepared to cover your car,
which will wear and look more
beautiful. cover your auto seats
or fix any and all kinds Of lining
for yuor car He is perfect in his
line of work If you fail to patron
lie him, you will make a great
mistake. See him and be convinc-
ed.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

Theme Of Sermon: Our Re-
sp~onsibility for our Youth Come
out and worship where a warm
welcome awaits you.
Thelma keWte, Reporter
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19
MCDONALD


Ffllipi Coal Co., lilo So. Saddle
Greek Road. has been in the same
location for many years, serving
the public with the best that can
be found in high grade fuels. Most
cautious service; never too cold or
too wet to deliver your coal. An
order will convince you. Fine gen
tlemen to deal with. Try him.
Anderson Motor Sales, 2214
Harvey, are always ready to SER
We and to give you value, reed for
your money. We always try to
please our customers and shall
continue along that old line Of
honesty. When in need, see US and
you will be convinced. Thanks.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

moneys worth at his place.
Stop in e him. You vii be sur
prised. Thanks for your past past
patronage and friendship. Call a.
gain.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

perience and foresight. 1t is quite
a pleasure to talk to him. He has
had many experiences and has
many friends. I wish We had more
men Of his type in our city.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

Omaha Authomotive Co. is
prepared to sell you anything
needed for your car.
Electric services and supplies. We
understand the business and it is
q pleasure for US to serve you and
to supply your needs. Handy to
all. 1921 Harvey st. Tel. AT952a.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

Secret Of Pie Cutting
To cut pie easily sprinkle granu-
lated sugar over the meringue-
topped nie
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

Mr.. E. S. Wood, president Of the
Oxweld Actyline Co. Sc and Center
Mr.. Wood is a man Of broad ex-
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

Central Park Variety Store,
4201 Grand ave-. seems to have
in stock any and all things you
wish When he says variety, he
means just what he says, and his
store is what the name implies. A
very nice young couple to meet,
and it is a pleasure for them to
please you. They are seeking to
make friends by giving you value
and courteous service. See them
first,
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19
Hugn Fire TON

For many years deaths, In the
United States due to fire have been
a~ua-o uino arairnd IN a . van-
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

1873 So. Main st. When you 60 to
1873 So. Main St.. you cannot help
feeling that you are at your own
home-the most incest and court
eous people you ever met and you
are surrounded with a fine lot Of
first-class drugs, cigars. and ice
cream and candy. Hushaw Drug
Co., 1873 Main St., Council Bluffs.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19

MI. and Mrs. Leonard Turner,
1904 N. 25, announce the arrival
Of a daughter, Maxine Gwendo-
Ign at the Methodist Hospital on
July 5 at $40 a. m. BABY Maxine
Gwendolyn weigher nine pounds
and five ounces at birth.
There arc three other children in
the Turner family. They are Eve
Ign Jean 8; Emma Louise. z; and
Leonard Vernett Jr.
Mrs. Althea Anderson is the
grandmother of the children.
The Omaha guide., 1947-07-19
New Arrivals

Mr.. and Mrs. Paine, 1867
Binny st., announce The arrival oe
a son. Anthony. Baby Anthony
waas born at the University hos
piatl on July 1, at II noon. Baby
Anthony's grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Nelson and
Mrs. Matte Crump.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt Cav
thorne, 1920 Emmett, announce
the arrival Of a son, Herbert Leron
at Doctors Hospital on June 80.
at s:25 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cawthorne have
three other children. They are
Edythe Odrene, g.; John Edward,
5; and Elsa Frances, Is months.
The grandparents Of the children
are Mr.. Herbert Mayberry and
Mrs, Rosa Cawthorne.