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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
Weather Report

District Of olumbia-Sunny with
highest temperature about n this
afternoon. Clear and cool again to-
night with lowest about 81. Tomor-
row sunny and little warmer in
afternoon.
Maryland, Virginia and West Viz
ginia-Clear and quite cold tonight
Tomorrow fair and a little warmer
in afternoon.
Wind velocity, Is miles per hour
direction, northwest.
Five-Day Weather Forecast
August ! Through August IL.
For Northern Virginia and Mary
land: Temperature will average one
to two degrees below normal. Normal
maximum. So; normal minimum, 81.
A little warmer Saturday and Sum-
day. Cooler Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Showers about Monday. Total
rainfall about one-fourth inch.
River Report
From United States Engineers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and cloudy al Great Falls; Shenandoah
muddy at Harpers Ferry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
Congress in Brief
Senate.

Senate.
Agrees to vote on controversial
housing bill beginning at l pm.
Banking Committee considers
COP authorization bill
Investigating Committee continues
hearing on Government loyalty pro-
gram.
House.
Routine session.
Specia! Committee continues in
vestigation of FEC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06

Domestic heating In the United
States uses about one in every five
tons of coal mined in the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06

The watch and clock industry
was introduced into Switzerland by
Voltaire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
Younq on Vacation

Joseph Young and the Fed
eral Spotlight are on vacation.
The column viii be resumed
August "a. The Federal Spot
light radio program will re-
sumo on Sunday, August 20,
over WMAL at BIS pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06

High and Low for YESTERDAY
High, -. al AIS pm
Low 81, at 1l:5S pm
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 95, on June "a
Lowest 5, on January 20.
Tide Tables
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-06
Furnished bv United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
The Sun and Moon.
Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches in tht
Capital current month to dateD
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09

Quartet of St. Paul CINE Church,
Mrs. G. l.. Yergel.. Mrs E. M.
Spearman Randall l.. Tyus and
Mrs. B. j. Jenkins.
In the receiving tine were; Mrs.
E. NJ. Spearman. Music Director,
Humboldt High School. Humboldt
Tennessee, oldest daughter: Mrs.
G. L. Yerger Supervisor of Ele-
mentary Teachers, also primary
teachers, Yerger High School,
Hope, Arkansas. daughter; Ran
dali L. Tyus, Field Director, Unit
ed College Fund Inc. New York
City, son; Mrs. Willie Straham.
Supervisor of Nurses. Homer C.
Phillips Hospital, St. Louis, Mo,
Mrs. Tyus' sister; Mr. Archie l..
Shepperson, Mrs. Tyus' brother;
DR.. James M. Tyus, Nashville,
Tennessee, Professor Tyus' nep-
hew, and Mrs. B. J. Jenkins, Ele-
mentary teacher, Rosston. Arkan-
sas, Professor Tyus' grandneice.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Negro Army
Strength 58.437
November |, 1947

Washington, D. Con Novem-
Der |, l947, the total Negro SIREN
9Th of the Army was 58,437. OF
this total 26,593 were serving
within the continental United
States and 1884 We're assigned TO
duty stations in foreign theaters
OF operation. Assigned to either
Army Ground or Service Forces
were PIT Negro troops who were
EN- route from the United States
to overseas stations on this date.
The total strength of the army
does not include nine Negro ca.
diets at the United States Military
Academy
OF the Army total, 3f4 were
members of the Womens Army
Corps. Assigned at Fort Ord. Cal
lfornia, were one WAC officer
and l44 enlisted women. Fort
Francis E. Warren. Wyoming, was
the station of two officers and
AZ enlisted WAC personnel. Serv-
ing with the Air Force at Lock-
bourne Air Base, Ohio, were two
officers and ll6 WAC enlisted
personnel and two WAC officers
were on duty in the Military Dis
trict of Washington.
Included in this total figure of
Negro Army strength on this date
were 937 commissioned Officers
and warrant officers. One was a
member of the Women's Medical
Specialist Corps. seven were W
AC officers and So were member.
OF the Army Nurse Corps. The
remainder, $50, were commission.
ed in "a widely varied arms and
services of the Army.
Within the United States, Ne
gro troops comprised 9.2l per
cent of the overall (Army and
Air Force) troop concentration
while 1882 per cent of the troops
serving in overseas theaters were
Negro.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Good Samaritan
Party Run In High

Texarkana-Mrs. Ida B. Coling
OF the Good Samaritans under the
supervisor S. p Parker, celebrat-
ed with a program and parade,
Friday night. On the program
were Rev. j. S. Reed, Rev. Evans.
Mrs Susie Witherspoon. Mrs. En-
ma Washington, Mrs. Parker, Mis-
SEES Mary Wilson, Sadie B. Daniels
Leila May Cornelius, jamie Haw-
kins, Alice Cannon, Verde L.
Marshall, Caroline Carmen Re-
ireshments were served Misses
Cornelius and Daniels acting as
Mattresses. Feature of the evening
was spectacular parade with
members carrying lighted candles
and singing Silent Night, All
are planning to 90 in a body TO
see Freedom Train on the 18th.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09

of Three Creeks and Mrs Mary
Cannon of Ell Dorado, three dau-
ghters, Mrs Addie Reed and
family of FL Dorado, four sons,
Charlie, Dallas, Theodore and
Thelma WysingeI, all of Three
Creek, one son who is new in San
Francisco. Calf. Leonard A host
of friends and relatives were
present. Mrs. Eta is the happy
mother of children, 30 grand
children and 10 great grandchild-
rem --. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Meeks of Sea Side, Calf, spent
Christmas with their parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Lucius Meeks On re-
turning home they will spend a
night with their grandmother in
Longview, Texas ...... Mrs. Willie
Mae Ingram is spending the holt
days in California with her Sis
ter ....-.. Pvt Woodrow Mills ar
rived here Dec. 2lst to spend
Christmas with his parents and
friends .. Mrs. Thelma Powell.
proprietor Of West Side Beauty
Salon is visiting her sister and
brother in law in New York City
Mrs. Bessie SCHUYLER is a opera :
tor at the shop -..... Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Briggs have returned from
FL Dorado where they visited his
mother ...... Mrs. Autry Carr Of
Chicago visited her mother .......
l.. A. Patterson has enlisted in
the Army ........ c. Thompson pass
ed on the Eve of Christmas .......
One of the lovliest events of the
holidays was dinner given in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
Vey johnson. Inc dining room
was beautifully decorated. The
center piece for the table was
nice arrangement of crysanthy-
NUNS. The food was delicious.
Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
Mack Thompson, Mrs Flossie
Powell, Mrs. Juanita Gresham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Zelma Johnson, Mrs.
Mabel Dykes, Mrs. Matte Archie
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Niece. Mrs.
Louise Buckner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Lee, Miss Lille Ruth
Dykes ........ Mr.. johnson Is from
Pontiac, Michigan ........ John Ell
der has undergone an operation
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Press photo.

at Warner Brown Hospital: He
is back home and doing fine -.
Harry Thompson had dinner with
Mr. and Mrs. Elder Sackren on
Christmas Day $500 We are thank
ing Rev. and Mrs. Andrew for the
groceries Thanks also to
Mrs. Lee Clark for the groceries
sent to Rev. j. F. Kelly -.
Thanks to the members for the
sum of $l5.l0. May God Bless
You. Signed by Rev and Mrs
K lily Friendship Mission
Union met at Douglas Chapel
Sunday at 3 p. m. Money raised
in classes-$5.43. money raised
for the sick $2l5 We are hoping
that more will attend the meet
ing of our Union. Mrs. Allen
president of Douglass Order u
Mrs. Ida Meek, General President
of the Association .... Mrs. Mary
Jones, president of Union, Mrs
Willie Dowell, secretary, Mrs. o
Montgomery, treasurer. Meeting
will be held the LIST Sunday in
January.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Golden weddinq
Anniversary

Rosston - Two of the oldest citi-
zens of Washington, Arkansas,
Professor and Mrs. G.. l.. Tyus
celebrated their Golden Wedding
anniversary, at home. December
%. More than a hundred guests
twenty-five of whom were white,
attended the celebration and con-
graduated the couple on this
Once in a lifetime occasion.
The table was beautifully de-
corated with a gold lace table
cover centered with yellow chry-
santhemums, donated by the ele-
mentary teachers of Yerger High
School, Hope Arkansas. Punch
ice cream and cake were served
by members of the Eastern Star
Lodge in which Mrs. Tyus held
the office of Worthy Matron for
many years.
Congratulatory statements were
made by many friends for the SER
vices which Professor Tyus rem
dered as President of Texas Col
lcge. Tyler, Texas and Haygood
Seminary. He has also served as
Wishful Master of the Masonic
Lodge and as a public school tea.
cher.
Many valuable and beautiful
gifts were received by this mos.
worthy couple. who for more
than sixty years insured young
and old with their contributions
toward the elevation Of our race
Music was furnished by the Girls
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Manchester

Jennie Marie McClanahan
Little Ards Williams, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray l.. Williams
passed to his eternal reward. Tues
day morning, Dec. 23rd. He was
2 years and II months old He
suffered year and three or four
months ., The Southland Cos
pei Singers rendered a program
Saturday at Piney Grove AME
Church. The program was enjoy
ed by many. Rev. James, pastor
.a..... J. M. Me visited her cousins
Saturday ...,... GOSSIP 49, LA
II, WAC NC and H Crudup went
by RTJ's house and they went
out Later, her daddy found them
--..s Since w. A. Crudup has
been home. Z Browning is play
ing it cool.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
MANNING

Mrs. B. Metcalfe of Kansas City
visited her sisters and brothers
during the holidays ........ Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w Terrell OF Calf, are
rere visiting their father, sisters
and brothers ~ Mrs. Annie
Mae Williams of Muskegon. Mich,
has returned home ....... Mr.. and
Mrs. Doc Eason and family Wis.,
tied their aunt and uncle in
Manchester, Sunday --... Mrs. ID.
Fenix. Miss Jessie Lee Eason and
Milton Whitaker motored to Mt.
Pine. Sunday TO carry their sis
.e Justine Williams ....... Will,
Albert ana Harold Crudup are
here visiting their family .......
Christmas Day. the Junior girls
had a parade. They sung many
Christmas Carols and everyone
enjoyed them ...4... Center Point
held a wonderful service Sun
day. Rev. Bcrks, pastor. has as
his guest. his father and Rev.
Neal of Dalark who preached a
fine sermon ..... Mrs. G. Lawson
visited her mother in Gum
Springs A., Christmas --. Mr. and
Mrs Benjamin Harris and Mrs
Charles McClaham and daughter
visited their father and mother
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Banks ......
Misses Earlean and Margle Ea-
son visited MIR. and Mrs. l.. But
Ter for q short while Sunday ....-
Mrs. T. Bowman spent Christ
mas in Hope with her sister .......
1--WE ....... c. Banks and G.. Met.
calf are letting 1t roll. a.. Willie
L. H Is feeling fine now because
Bum is going straight ....... J,
Reed says that r. Metcalf and
LIP are straight with her but
she can't make up her mind
which one she wants
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09

of your ex-reporters is takae
over again . Eugene Jr., Glen
Wallace and Peaches Nixon viii
deliver your State Press to your
door. II you have any news,
please give it 10 the news boy
when he comes around - Gilt
ton Gilke with sister and two
other boys and girls had an acct.
dent on the Hot Springs and Nal
vern highway. The good looking
Buick turned over once. The top
was smashed and windows were
broken All escaped injuries
James W Lindsey and r 5scoe
Anderson spent five days in
Memphis, Tenn. -...4 Mrs fdel
Callahan and baby are here visit
ing a few days . Mrs S. A
very is back after spending tl.see
months in st. Louis. Mo, | Know
Mr.. F. BIS heart will start beat.
ing again ... Rev. r. S. Shorty
pastor of First Baptist Church
was given a thirty days vacation
pay. We are hoping he will gel
plenty of rest and come back tc
us with renewed strength ......
TO ALL MALVERN READERS
OF THE STATE PRESS | have
discontinued my job as State
Press Agent Mrs. Nixon will be
your agent. hope you will con.
tinue to buy your paper and may.
be again in the future. I will be
back on the job. ...,.. Best Wish.
es, Billie E. Jones.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09

twelve arrows for you to shoot.
Ha! Ha! Would you believe that
the residents OF North Little Rock
are showing their appreciation in
the library by checking out books,
Well, here's something for you to
smile over In the past S months
OF opening of the library. thefe
has been two thousand, seven
hundred and eighty-nine books
checked out and two thousand,
nine hundred and six visitors in.
There is also an enrolment of
three hundred and nine That's
facts and not fiction. FLASH
Calling all boys and girls, Call
ing all boys and girls There
Will be a book reading every even
ing from 4.30 to $50 Come and
listen TO the stories such as. The
Blind Colt, "Gilda" and many
others with flannel gram play
OF the Three Little Pigs. The
first six boys or girls on time
Friday January 9th will receive
a story book Huh! Oh, said.
We the, members of the Com
mittee are wishing you a happy
and prosperous year,
Mrs. Jewel Bonner, Librarian.
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
FL DORADO
Harry Thompson

Harry Thompson
Herbert Walker, Dewey d. Ross
and Robert Jackson were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Snowden,
is the father OF Mrs. Snowdcn
..... Roberteen Moody spent the
week end with Freddie Jean
Newt ...-. Mrs Ida Meeks spent
the week end with her brother
and sister in law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Peterson of Memphis .....
A family reunion was held at the
home of Mrs. Eta Wysinger on
Dec. 25th. Those present were
two sisters, Mrs. Maggie Hunter
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09

A surprise banquet was held al
Eureka Baptist Church for the
Fellowsh Mission recently
Chicken flower pots were gwen
to Mrs. E. Polk, president, Mrs
Harm, Treasurer, Mrs. Rose, chm
OF the program committee and
Mrs. II. Embry, chaplain Har-
ry Heecheam Of Danville, Ill. Is
visiting his brother. The Beech
cams and Mrs. EMbry were re-
cent dinner guests at the Pete
Gantoes ...... Mrs Dollar Brinkley
and her Hot Springs relatives
rushed to the bedside of her moth
er in Pine Bluff last week ~,.,.
Mrs. c. Benson is ON the sick list,
-. Mrs. p. G. Gilkey is out from
an operation ...... Mrs Flora Love,
the Wallace Harrises and Mrs.
r. J. Griffin are back from Miss.
where they spent Christmas ,,..
Hot's grocery store has planted
trees around the store. This will
beautify the place and add to the
needed shade in tie summer for
checker players -. Rev. w. A.
c. Kelly, new pastor of Mt Zion
AME Zion Church is off to
good start in his church. He has
also connected with the Inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL Ministerial Coun-
Gil 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Thorn
as, owners OF the Rest-A-While
rooming house received Christ
mas cards from every state in
the union this season -. Mrs. f..
w Jackson and daughter have re-
turned from Louisiana. While in
Baton Rouge. they visited the
grave of the late Huey P. Long =.
COTTRELL CHAPEL NEWS
Miss Christene Coleman, daughter
of Rev. H. S. Coleman worshipped
with us and has now returned to
Lane College in Jackson, Tenn ...
Miss Lucille Jefferson. a faithful
member, left Sunday to begin her
teaching career i'm Carthage :. The
secretary of the church, Mrs JEFF
ferson has new grandson, Ken
meth Marshal Arnold. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Arnold are the proud
parents.
SOME GOSSIP:-The father of 8
turned the radio off when the
announcer spoke about some vi
tamins to build up the kids APP
petite. He ssid, want something
- cut their appetite down. The
lady who baked so many cakes
and pies until she had to borrow
plates to put them in Is i'll So.
49, Too many cokes and pies ......
Watch a man who drives q long
black car. He parks one place
and walks to see his second lady
friend ........ What next?
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
MIR Librarian
Breakfasts
Hello Everybody!

This is your North Little Rock
Librarian squeezing like a hog,
sprouting like black eyed peas
from a New Years dinner. "Oh,
my indigestion" but why should
| bore you with my diagnosis,
when there is a new le48 baby
shooting arrows for Prosperous
Year. Good Luck fellow for those
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Quinine Plentiful
Again

Washington, D. C.-The Depar.-
ment of Commerce announced last
week the Inundated dropping of
all Government controls over
distribution of quinine, permitting
1t to be delivered, accepted and
used without restriction.
The release carried a notation
that restrictions on distribution
and use of cinchena bark and
qulnldine originating from Gev-
eminent owned stocks remain in
full force, however, SO as to as
sure adequate supply for treat
ment OF Cardiac disorders
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09
Newport
Gladys Mays

go was holiday guest Of her mo-
ther, Mrs. Minnie Anthony and
FAMILY ....... Mrs. l. M Pierce of
Chicago was Christmas guest of
relatives in Pine Bluff -. Mrs.
Pearl Pitts, Mr. and Mrs. Scitt
and daughter Barbara, Mrs. Katie
Upton and daughter, Mary, Mrs.
Annie Dupins and John Earl
Pitts motored to Tulsa, Oklaho-
ma during the holidays ........
Glenn Allen and Shirley Eliza
beth Cooper have returned from
st. Louis ,..,.... Miss Martha Flem-
ming enjoyed Christmas
visit to Topeka, Kansas -. The
apartment house of Mrs. Mary
Jones was greatly damaged by
fire .-., Mrs. Ethel Griffin hon
ored her grand daughter, Miss
Dolores Clinton of st. Louis. Mo,
with party at Irving's place.
Mrs. M. c. Brown and Mrs. A.
J. Oates assisted with the party.
$3.50. Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Muir
dock of Chicago spent the holi-
days with her parents, DIR. and
Mrs. W. B. Black and family .......
Miss Loretta Black, senior al
Fisk, spent Christmas with her
parents. DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Black
........ She flew to Texas to attend
a National Congress of Betas rep.
resenting her Sorority at Fisk OF
which she is president ........ Mr.
and Mrs. James Lott of Green
wood Miss, visited their brother
James o. Neal and family. Mrs
M. Hatchett and children are
making their home in Chicago
....... Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Adams OF
Marshall, Texas spent Christmas
here with Mr.. and Mrs. John Will
liams and Mr.. and Mrs. Booker
Mays ...... Mr.. and Mrs. William
Balentine and son of Chicago
visited her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Williams ........ John Cole Of
Memphis visited his wife and
daughter Christmas ........ Mr., and
Mrs. Baxter Dukes have moved
into their new home on Vine ST.
....." Mrs. M. Nusom of West
Memphis spent Christmas here
with her sister. Mrs. M. c. Brun.
son ........ John Parrot who now
lives In Wynne, made business
trip here during the holidays ........
Mrs. Bertha Woods spent Christ
mas with her sister in Pine Bluff
....... Mrs Rachel Moten is vaca
tioning in st. Louis, with her
, brother ....... Mrs. Claudia Wash
ington is visiting her children In
St Louis .... Mrs. Maggie Bartie
and Jordan Bartie OF Coffeyyille
are here at the bedside of her
, daughter, Mrs Hattie Smith .....
Funeral Service of Robert Viii.
liam of Diaz was held at st. Pau
AME Church on Monday. Rev
N. L. Dove officiatcd Phillips and
Sons had charge of arrangements
.....- Mrs. Buella Dove and Miss
Sadie Lee Fulton are somewha,
better ..... Rev and Mrs. Pear,
and daughter Of Harvey Ill.
spent Christmas here with his
sister Mrs. S. Thomas and family
....a. Mr.. and Mrs. Mable John.
son and family of Pocahontas
spent Christmas with her aunt
Mrs. Gertie Daniels and family
.-....~ Virginia Hampton is your
new carrier for the State Press
Please have your seven ce.its
ready on Saturday morning .......
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Smith and
son of Crossett spent Christmas
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09

MOSex Franklin

Sunday School was highly at
tended Sunday. with the Supt.
presiding ....... The Missionary
Society met at 2 o'clock p. m.
with the president, Mrs. Morgan,
,,r..idins ........ Eddie Jones, James
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09

and Moses Franklin attended SER
vices at ST. Paul Baptist Church
Sunday and Sunday night
Arkansas State press., 1948-01-09

LEGION DELEGATE-C. Kelly
Mcintosh. son Of Walter Mcintosh,
who died short time ago, and
who was OF, standing for his rise
from Slavery to teacher, preacher,
lawyer and thrifty private citi-
zen, was recently a delegate to
the American Legion Convention
in Little Rock the only regis
tered Negro delegate. The old nan
would take great deal OF pride in
this achievement of his son, were
he living TO note it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-19
INCOME LAX BOARD
 THWARTS REvENUERS

DENVER -tR A Colorado far mer made bank deposit ot $17000 but didn't report such income in his tax return. The Internal Rev. enue Department asked why.
 The farmer contended this money was no sudden Windfall, he had Eeen saving it in his basement for years. Every time he tucked away a little more, he said, he penciled the date and amout on pine boards leaning against the wall.
 Could he produce the boards? Well, he'd sawed them up and made a kitchen cabinet out of them. Revenue agents took the cabinet apart, found the penciled memos true enough. But this led to quite some revision of the farmers earlier tax returns. The tax men suggested he keep an account book.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-19
Heavy Hitting FIaitens EIks
 4-0Lasi Nighl
Mcclellan Triples Twice Doubles and Singles
 LaWrensen Over Fence
Inning: 123 4 5 6 T Tot. Elks ........ % 000 o 0 0 Moose .... 002 90 02 4

Led by the pitching and hitting of Lawrensen, and by four heavy clouts by Chuck Mcclellan, the Moose last night came off the field a 40 winner over the Elks in an especially well played game which could have gone either way until the seventh when Lawrensen banged out a homer to bring in Mcclellan who had tripled to put the Moose four runs out front.
 With the Moose two runs ahead in the fifth, the Elks were in their only seriously threatening position with three men on and a chance to crack the run column when Lawrensen famed Smithberg for the third and deciding out.
 The infields of both teams were working in par excellent form, making it hard for the 10-second men to make the first sack.
 Chuck Mcclellan found the range his first time at bat, and from there on in pounded the ball all over the field to lead the batters with four hits in four trips to the plate. Doing his best to exercise the Elk outfielders, two were fence driven triples, one double and one a cinch single.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-19
lNC0Rp0RATIOyS

The following concerns have filed their Articles of Incorporation in the office of Territorial Auditor Frank A. Boyle here:
 Santa Claus Foundation, a non profit corporation at Fairbanks, formed to acquire the community of Northpole, Alaska, six miles north of Fairbanks, erect a model Santa Claus village there operating it as a charitable institution. It was formed by Robert c. Tucker, Harry B. Pal mer, John H. Lindahl, Charles B West and J. A. Boulet.
 Anchorage Lumber and Millwork Co.,, of Anchorage, formed by Alic w. Hugill, Aldon c. Gooch and Har- old J. Butcher. Total capital stock consists of 100000 shares having a par value of $1 each.
 Suspants, Inc, of Baltimore Maryland, Robertson and Monagle of Juneau, were named as legal rep resentatives.