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Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-03
Howard Tooley Resigns

Howard TuoIsy. manager OF the
-1.,-rz.d Electric Coop {REAf.
has resigned to accept z similar
vgsi-5oc II Oregon Tooleys res
T--aeior was accepted by the Flat
-ea6 RE- coarc with regrets
Tuesday. HIS nanagership OF the
E-Tarhead coop mas been rather
--,~--rv time. What was 10 have
beeu rural and semi-rursl Lines
have been called upon 10 serve the
-aDbtEv growing Hungry Hozse
s-ea ceewsen Columbia Height
and SslloE
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-03
Shauls Hsasry Ha2
suppIy Bids Oaeaias

Ssrrisr epS openings b -fs zslil'
s-r E5grss zrglecr ncilafs -,s n
ewing. geesr1eer : rsnlt- n 'i'iH
,siru, --.cs.s win irtEsE-S An >
-,yvver sgf7E,s~ -.,zs-i,sc : sas-
eita<s ge 3 asrfrsiiic huns Ss;1@-
5ce Ssa1nn Svre- Cscsnrl1sr : 2tn-
es,sss yf ryirc1reesrS Ssssrfesscss
SEA lrrrsrsrs ami 1sssSSss-a-1cs --,'ss'
rprrecsr AMI Cscam1r L. our
CHASE II a1<sna1ssi VIZ -s.lue
ami rlQud 6ssc
Tnss 1ruie.-r * seeking 2Oles lllis
aa-i,va-s anas VII lren nus -7's'.-
s11i1er p ami IN --ie 11ilGyvrnsS 1isF
vii e0nsSGer purchase ar LII
machine nuirs 1l-sncf sSze
BsGs VII 1e 1psnssi -e',sEallsc
n av- zae 7rgies.r sur M sac u
Elg gIf atss1zrs. 5S.lu0 ErC- ~
.soCsns viii Ia aiGS On any 1i-rr--
,sa. : N IN II ne lzaEsrS
Eelng sciesiiIissf s1r Tanuary or
s-zorua-w 3 va Als n <sTs1r
,rsal GgesS ami WI a-ui,uianGes.
T,isrs we're sszz nus. arranging
saeur S-Qa 51r M ssuC-ssS SSasi
nssr-s I 1lunsiaV opening Le-
N low 1iCtter lepesriss
n S-slg1E -zEE eufupliaCuuss> Tier
Fere - ntisisr-S IN ne Wednesday,
III g1snIrg T1r couplings GIN
mt 5E1ngS IuEeC ,luzeS -Gw
lGGer VII a-Su ~ s1uwu n a1uur
wees
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-03

Winter las =sE n IN ms Worth
ForsS win al 1er EiGrv, 1sauE-z,
ansi sometimes sur-r II & 1reE1-vT
harrt 10 1eaC -tre aeaurv NJ wluEs-
among me avEr----.=z1S WITH -hEar
aft-mes yr9gesuue EnmS ASElI
20 ircs,es m Guw das allen K
iaEe
Last T1ur-sSay I,zrtsel -1e 1s-
ginning N tie tuitGav season
There ware festivities IL alnu-
tf1a Worth Foris- E7zrvune vas II
vlte.i 10 -i1e Quarter Circle a g.
ranc-r snr Ius uGrE -Er-soE--a4EEttlE=zr-
hernra lze rlzGs csosssi H. Some
slrEsi l1ur -urueef rack 1eeausa
or ne condition M the 1oaus an@
aruw. l. Sanlerssn naGie & with
his 1-lcsz With nm vas lack
AaItusan 4nG family ami Ir anu
Arz Elgn Buchanan. M md
Mr. 7alun- lay vere ettere 4iso
IN 4nIUy ne turkey anG al 11s
tr-mrrinEz
-1e Earrv Eoic1mn ranch vas
another sene III r1anaSErv-r-.
Their E1lesSs incirds9 Ar AMI
Mrs Wait hammer. Ian block.
anu 4 1E~Comer % me Worth FORK
TINS winter. 70nerr Vfcszerzs TIE
0id man N rt1e nuurrairs Zoo
naS worked ID here 7 number II
vearz our This s ms eirzz xsnr-r
ON eas North Fork. Il IS 4 known
fac- thar evervune. enjoys himself
at these gaE EogEzt1ers
TIE Canadian Customs man. Mr..
ami Mrs. Stevenson. went Tur
with Hairn Ea- fasS Frtdav. re
leaves Tor Alberta 10 eaka I'D new
winter duties
TIE PARK road To Ealtun IS ruw
csoSsI because OF zuuw.
I'd Landry IS BACK, ar Moose
City for ct1e WINTER.
Phil Stevens spent Tnanizzglv-
ing with Tom AMI Marie Peterson.
Turkey timer vas served at the
Eoicomns LAST Sunday evening
Their guests included et1e lack
Aatinson family Mr anu Mrs
Z Sanderzon and Mr.. and Mrs
Nelson
lack Ma1mson anu family nave
moved INTO the Day home Tor Ere
winter
Mr.. Hunt anu M. Eeene VIII
tap coyotes On the North For's
this winter.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-03
Builders to Hear Job Outlook

Emc0sv-.en- sszEa1ciS A. Sng-y
Horse XII ee discussed AZ enss
"Wednesday 3 = IL meeting et
Aa-u1 CsEvs Ercr1e0T1 6s1Li-s1S
N e1ss N1e1-v Fine Inn
Speaker VII De Mel 1asc,1 CT
GSa1 Also attending VIII &c In
Eg. GSN Industrial Essaz.Gns
manager. D L EssnlSsrsal. SSA
eEscs manager, a1,1 1roi'ssl1i-s {.
w. Smoky Wood -ce rrLgTs es-n-
tracters genera1 superintendent
rnfs asaaencs VII nsa- .4-1ess
ii1serrza-asn Is se GsS2L 1iars Sec
TINS Ei1Esr. ~ spring AMI ss4Inuec
EccnEoW1 Esll1Gers 1rssSisnE =
Jim PcCcsc
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-03
L Have >SraighE a.
A1 District High >cae.34

ExeiHs SCIGsrLS At CnIIuIna
falls aign scal0i nalfs $-zZGr1r
4 -=z1es d1r 11e 81 wzssS 1eE-
mi IIsS snlting
-1esz - all $zularS egu-
psrss u i VIM 1ln ! E-Ales 11r
-siE 7rsessting s;z xeesS E-sSsrC
i EIlEnIs ~ IsSzI ~ E-ne.uaL
Guiana EIrUu ara =marS -e-
Grss -4znerE EonalG AlIr-4T AMI
laws Vali; Itiuin1-z Aargerv ssc'S
ana -Enn1S Val. s0unuuurzS. Ia
&-ur. -oung E1rr5er James tsIost-
-C1 anu lane AcEauueaI =sszt-
uel SiIlie 10 2llfrzw, E0raid
EaCErSIu uG Tuiln T1HalucS-
ma nm Snuu1 serves Z Iisz-
-Cr run Cnu1nn1a Fails 1nruug51
-1s EiuEv EDr=e ARA u Eeit1r
ami Eszzz. mi INV has 10 XII
tents
zav-ug III E-aQEs L0wer 1au Z
11r -zls 1aSS zx yzssS ara S@n-
-urs -elores A1lierSu- E-c Alli-
-ssv, [arEE 5diIInggssvur-1. 5auuna
Saursv anu MARI W1ealOcS- UNI
urs -0ar EaGe- EarEv Marin.
-1ralG Ran. L8iS T1eEt mi Il
ne Wvuzu. uuuumurES THr
-arsy. elamzlna -zuieiz- TacS-e
: zil--<<-1srr-T 9snSs fzsu. Ma
Ne =Or-zls- Eouvuu Enr-I. E-aluE
All-rggaE-- lOssr1ar- SGau anu
-Oau N0r-aI -eSrnEn. .-oGu
srr5v, 4aZ-r -JI EdrIIrEis0n- Ez
fills 5ar-larE Murray Mar
-sS-1Er -EtSsz1. 4-ErEzI Eezse. Ais
'aIher- -a0unna Sasza AMI SaTIv
Eli =E-ara.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-03
Around Apgar
n 41qLE NHoos

SSx-r 41u SsTsnE1 -aGiEcS wez1L
II 1e E1wEI hume u Sss anu
near ahuur =ume II ia ea-vng,
1zzluEng anu uuGEling lnus ~
IA EgweaI. = Ii lit0 $0me hing
-arve1 I'm 1alSu vuUu w1IGn
una N ia IgnrEsc w1uGs =
comes E1m Taual- ElEEs WIS
nv dear II = e4-ylns- run ssluIE
xuuG. Thar vas i -Gveiv -nrI
vQuzan An luar FRI s1Esliuss
anu s1a aaS I nrI cUupest II 1er
1anLIS ms -zrvEsI II uallE- IA
uua. zz1Em. u us s-ur w1Era IL
s;1uyxEsI CEu INV IL makes II
zES ami -1En INV IL PAINS IL
zr-c.eS rms 8 lOne win n ar
1r1s1 WIKI laInEz lines Ia azg
II i Ten Inc IT a. -arge Is II IIle,l-
=e -uuR / lite ling Eur-
1ur II IL cz% anu -mmeI L u
snuw mem INV L vas inne T1Esa
ara IA popular zauvenlr ELIugv
-OrE
M E1weiI SuUwasi 1Eu omar
WIZ 1aL IL vas Iulug ASK -a1zs
win 1lE cznEzC ne aEur II iezt
nuG- 1earz IHer, EuaEz al 1nds
II lur<SS ne uuh Tine u S1uw
lem =ame N ia EInuamenIzls
n uswng ANIMALS
Mrs. TmEE-e Aacan ami =1uS.
-mun ami lilly. vent n SsuEaIls
Or Thanksgiving liuneE LAIR
4rz EazE SGsm- S1GT 1ua
-zr1v ASa -mR over
4 CIT lOau N INKS 1ravsI ne
" u7ads Thanksgiving n Hva
u u ne Eov Wiies hume 11r lin
.e- EiEv we're Mr. LFIa Series
nj Lar Ms Erua series anu
TaE-z lean AMI Mr. II T WuEE-
1uCner IN Mr. WfIeS N Carnn
1ET 1lEAeI n Mr. EaE-a Man
n x1D 1aC IuSE 4r-vzI -un
iur ne 1uiidavz Mr.
Ieilie Wiiez A1@E c1muierzl
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-03

ma famiiy group
ys,- and Mrs ENgIgnz Griis1 d.
..;,,ifiren vent 10 WThitsGsn Tna1AS
r,viflg 70 nave dinner Win ne
cue Samliy.
NJ anu Mrs. Johnny " a-sSz'
.s,..,va M SalisuelI 70 nave Thanks
-,v,ng dinner with Sheriff Elc2
Wslsa anu tamIiy
ccaesss Thanksgiving az me n''n1e
NJ M anu Ms 500 F1cenl
,r,,i,tdesi Mr.. and Ms. Fay VIZ
seuc Eakesde VI anu Mrs SOC
SIn,f MS 500 and BuEch: WI
mi Ms lack Vincent. 10 Aa---
mn W-ks. Vics5 Am WIS unai1ie
=, ac-eni her first Tha1lsse1V lz-iss
INNER because CT Illness
M and Mrs E-alpn SHl-n a-1s1
iat1gs,rar Eonnv and Marian " TX;
y.aEfspelL spenE Thanksgiving Il
ne Eav Frice hCme-
NJ anG Ms. F-ssz Ell,-gS1n En-
s..rrlIv nuve6 70 EnEy Aocsa
vg,yulav. Ms EccgsCn sem =cEs
II her 1ianS lEer % Agar scncc1
wnen s1E lere
NJ AMI Ms. Bil Sihiev -cFsc
n Spokane last sunday BIZ ca1e
,acss e5yr us washing machine a16
sye.1er alng Wednesday, 0e
,rgugnc MS asczr E-2se SioieF
VIII I'm. EII and E-0se <penE
T-s1az1ilssgrviug win their parents
NJ anu Ms. Mar SicleT-
NJ AMI Ms EsrnerE ssi-s=t
anI fan1Iv nrEed nt0 Bill SID
Eev's muse >duCaT
AH Powell. Sr, lad MS r1nr
1rgksu 1v ne iamuer Il ls1Vsz-1-
mann ,ealtgtlarczrs Tt1esCav-
NJ Mllr-aT. L Switzsr and Mrs.
-1ner- Fuitan z1G Gaugnrsr- G-c-
IA Jean. visltad Il me PRICE hcn-e
Earen Eth Mss Eco SunG
.eieslr-ltatf 1tsr E1lr-1 I,i--hGaT last
SUNDAY n i EH1G auc says ter
nuC1er j messy style.
NJ mi Ms LeIa1C Smith al
-dvca. Elugv EnrsE. speu
thanksgiving win TIE Arthur Az
IerSunS
f,--,,,.s-,,,- -..-------.,- =-~-7--
Ganu last M0uGaT- He or-UgnE
rs nuUEr lacx VIII I'm % =JEv
III ne wuEzr She SAYS living
mung ma 1iuEs Is ltIitz change
rim Tie plains II L-ahC.
NJ mi YEz. Fzmalr,ce and
aaar-ra SUE haG Thanksgiving dir
Ter II ne hume CT VI ant Mrs.
lee
Iuanne F1weiL NJ and Ms.
-lucH Eeea and 1aaF. Marvin. and
.uu MeuZei. ReL Thanksgiving
acaEur II 1e hume II A# Fcw- .
L
Mr. Eearga E-uga vas 4 Gin-
81 gIeE II ne home CT Gus Az
ar Leslie Alhg- Er-wrinG
AZ 19 L ueE
Ms Z I EuIcf1inz auG NJ.
NJ Arz I'd SsEeuam EeLEcn.
ava 7esn resant callers Il TIE
0mE IT NJ Emge
NJ anu Mr. ell yF7I7---ifT r4f- Z
thanksgiving timer WITH the Sa-
uSKTS II Heir home On Lake
Mss Ma-v SaIansEzT IS
1UuS= EueE Anu NJ and Mrs.
0uaId C'C1ureE ware overnight
Ieszz 1Ev -zEIr-e1 u Conrad
IE1Ifav win Mr. Sa-auskT.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-03
Constructor Men Here

~ GSA ms wees acs = L
AeEacnEr1. 1rssllenC II esner4
Construction eumnanw >~aL-E
Ecssl SirgL1. President Eire5f Z
Suns. l,rsaC FAILS eli S1sz. ares-
Genr IT T1s Ss,ea e1mpanw A.
lamnrs. Calf. = Szmuels1n- 2.lieE
engineer AMI TrcE 1reszCsuE N
-zner-zl. LIS Sheridan II anu
:. EaE-E. A-=1 nara * Esu -a01.
: ucs 1rssdsnE II Gznezzl-
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-03
Giacfe SKI Club
States Meeting

trS Nuw-Eme nss-ng II -le
eascler SSE GiuI1 vii le Il Ia
WssS (zaC.er c-zrfa n Eeituu Ties
aT al Ess1 J. IL E-sSGsnC II -
y1iC1 1aS 4 ss- MI
lsvEa0uezt z10vz Ssatuc = E-zI
5nggSan. T1wz m ma mil VII u
1ueEzsC1g z,uu- l--essEnnes-
NE esuu yanrS nmnez-< RIM NJ
EnrE communities
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-03

NJ ami Mrs Esnnle SaEaers
u are Eae 7ratni parents ef 4 osssg
Gsa2gr1sr aorn A. me WaIrsEsn
o,aspfEal "Wednesday Their have
Manned der Ecnnie Car
Ms DON 1cnrTal AMI -arss
cnIiiirs1. Ealoer-.. Wayne AMI VIC
TOR anu Ms Leo Egesgue. Chs
gov. TisssEe,S ne gasss week al -le
hnr1e gf their 7a-snEs, NJ ami
Ms. Esnn1e Sae:iec and ar9G,er
Bsrnls Anu EsuiIr
III AMI Ms, Lester All;ecS1m
Cs-naCnn. WASH. spent Thanks
gsnng wrfsa S-,en1is here. While
hsra they solG mar anuss u
George AEc-s1pire.
We ara sgr-v ~ lea-1 -aE Larry
Sa1ais has been On ia sex list
several iaTS
ElI anu A1a-ga S0msrS have CUM
risssa0 their zuuE7r-a1ie hume u
Grsenes aeiliiEun.
Frank Grim accompanied q
parry Of local hunters -fra 1ss
middle dara cuunl-y Sunday
E-oss -aGting anu Eogsr Enpa-ne.
propr.eenrs III me lin ara -uG
rerr,ng Eleir STOCK anu s4uluruEnE
70 heir lew lasaGun 1ergzen ne
rezaco sS4za1 anu me -t1i1
Balrer Slim West carusu1sr
has 11nvssf u Greene EesgnlS
Mr. anti Ms Cicss EeEw- 1r7-
nr,eturS N ma Gun. vere aus~
mess callers n SalispeI Aaultay
A--s Benny EiiiL. cmals. WASH.
IissstEast 1er husband n Aar-n CSEz
INST wesA. Benny recIr1Hf %
washington w1Esf mar.
A = isarriun. EavrnurL. Tas;,.
VINO has larI =mpi0vnenr herz
his summer. nnveef II S0uaane q
"Wednesday
Mr. anu Mrs Leslie Eaoggsa i
1ave reE-r1s.f N Willow C'rrv n :
OAK. mr. ma wznrer uuurnS
Mr. ANU AIRS lei A-r1rrI zr,r.s- T
zlris.1 Is Iinner rIesSz--1l1r-sia Z
waning Mr. AMI Mrs r-rarfes
ssf-nalne aIss1uia. Ar ami Mr. :
leslnalG -e r-Enues- Enr S1r-usy
Al anu Ms Eamner- Eruwr.
'r'-1in- Mr. ElIns- Calher-. Mani =
sesac,. zusf Ais Er0r=nEz Easie !,
'.eruurl ia. :
Nj. AMI Ar-S ~ -1arnniir ~, !.
AZ THANKSGIVING -1asz a,
lzS E1smusin : 1srErrS 4r AMI :
lr-s Aascaim SzzEr AMI ler
II anu 1rsssfsr>sn-.asv. Mr. am i
l-s Tezle Ioacs.. Eanlitur-
Mr. sng 4rz Roger Eorz1ns
zvs as guest Mrs EnGs-nS E7sCtt- .
: Mr. EEr-T King THY
AR anu Mrs sammy Barr
nj -uiiv ara MOVING ID 70nar. II
Les SsaS anu E0nzlG Fan. 10 I'd
~ VrsstEsT Marin CRY AOnEiaT "a
NJ E1eSlav z
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-03

Martin EftvS zsDlEE --nUp VII
mid 4 1Dari N rfzv1Ew n Eezu =
Enarraln E1uav II : II SCOUTS
znirg III 1sInre --1e -ExL 11Ir- II
1urUr VIII II lrzS=Er. E-alr1r-zz-
1unS vii % Eve1 'Iy uEubEES
M ne --uBp committee lean 8z-
.--rauu. Herman Svru- Earle Toll
ngzzv1rrn anu lick Ear--. --nop
sponSorz are ue Eo0uE0w1 Erl-I-
.rz
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-03

Marin CRY inEinEte ina Ia =1eS-
syzS 1ruugur 1ac1 RIM EEC1szu
axe Nv AR anti ARR Cts Wa-es
Ar AM Mrs Lyle Chamne-s M
a1lt 4rz AnEIT Aaiham Trz
1zGC1 II laval 9Eu I'm z1r-zr
was 3 ESn. -rEvre euruE znu
nUkirE har INV
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-03

N1veui,er SuuwralI Il Elug-y
EorSs zaCa-ec ri incnes win = y
nEnes lrecspIEaE-un- MINIMUM
-zmpersEIre was . aauvs IN No
Tsm,er r 1sx- .Qw WIS i 4nCve
IN N1qver1ner y. Egn WIS So.
Nlyuturller L.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-03
TindaIrs School Wins

C- considerable interest here
= re winning Of Montana s
Class c football statewide char
uiiccsst1 by St IgnztIus- Head OF
--- SCHOOLS ttsre Is Supe- J. NJ
-;reial wao ms Z lot Of friends
here
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-03

Ie1EzrE1g Christmas zoEgS &
e1e community csIlrr- z1oir II
Martin Zztv- -tuir 1aC-lce 8 uesG
=acn E-day IT Ehe home N Mr.
T0nn VerIreess zIluEv Eorze
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-03

REFRIGERATOR G. Z cubic
feet for sale At s175- Used fo-
su ucrnhs. Inquire J. N CamD-
eel Eugry Horse prefab 10 is
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-03

NJ. uC Mr. a. Z Tais1 vz--
AisE1iliz vlEtur3 1vzr ne 1za
weekend
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-03

0ST BLOVA WRISTWATCE
EDWARD. Betty EoLfus, Col Falls
nc
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-03
Atwood Gloves, Or,

Navy long gsuntlet-typs
yes that fit snugly and
your fingers completely
frosted
Hungry Horse news., 1948-12-03
Wool Plaid jacket B
DOwn-Filled
Pants. new

Air corps PANTS, made 70
for S27. 80. Both the lining
uIce arr down
The Valley settler., 1948-04-09

REPORT ERut BOARD OF DIRECTORS (cont inued
from page u dairy and anery are do
ing over fifty thousand dollars month
in bus mess and that is not peanut stand.
The Board is inves tigatinG the rurch of
two boilers for the nover house. These
boilers have been used a very short t ire
but are guarant eed to be in good working
condition. If these boilers are found to
be suitable and in good condition after an
inve st igat ion, we will start to rehabi1i-
tate the nouer house and hope to finish it
in time for the next winters heavy demand
for heating and other uses.
Some much needed improvements for the Ice
Cream and Dairy Facilities in Anchorage
have been authorized. re hope to see an
additional efrigeratinG unit for the Ice
cream, and repairs for the milk DEPARTMENT
installed soon, as the Ice Cream business
is increasing daily.
This is "Release from the M.V.F.C.A.
Board of Directorsn.
STREET LIGHTS FOR PAlER Continued from
page u
enter into the business Of the contract.
Incorporate ion Of the community into a town
would simplify matters in that the contract
would be between the Eatanuska 'Ilec trio
ASS m. and the town. The town, then, rou1t
be Legally respons ible organizat ion contin-
u4ng in line re gardless Of personnel chan
ges or changes in property ownership. Such
incorp orat ion would
also ALLOW the extension Of stree light
ing. service to residential areas as we'll as
husine SIS areas.
INCORPORATION, in general would aid mater
tally in systematically planning and con-
trolling the location Of streets and alleys
SO that utility equipment in the nature Of
power and telephone lines and water and
sever lines could be established in alleys
from the beginning, thus avoiding IN
slightly utility equipment in streets and or
the fronts OF business ard residential
struc lures.
Rev. zeile reported that although he had
not been able to get to Anchorage to order
The Valley settler., 1948-04-09

Perry 0. z 1per1y, Official in charge of the
Tea ther Bureau Airport Stat ion at Anchorage
Will be the guest speaker at the next meet
ing, Wednesday, Anril 2lst.
The twenty-five attending he ne citing were
treated to SvTi SIS Steak Luncheon by the
Ladies' Of the Lutheran Church. Those serv-
ing were: I+rs. J.L. R.y, IRIS. LIN. DePrie''t
hrs. Robert rondt hrs. T;tl ter Zei1o and
Mrs. Tolter Tiomann
Arizona sun., 1948-11-26
Ft. Knox Star Athlete
(Son of Rochester)
To Enroll at UCLA

Fort Knox, acknowledgement
William ''Billy" Anderson of Los
Angeles, California, star athlete at
Fort Knox, will leave the Army
this month and expects to enroll at
the University of California at Los
Angeles in January.
Anderson entered the Army in
1947 after being graduated from
Dorsey Hiab School in Los Ange-
les. He enlisted Immediately fol-
lowing graduation because my
buddies joined up and didn't think
1 was ready to enter college,"
The son ofNstage and radio come
dian, Eddie Rochester" Anderson,
he has established a brilliant ath-
letic record at Fort Knox with out
standing performances in basket
ball, baseball, track and football.
During the present season, Ander-
son has been the star of the Fort
Knox football team and his dis
charge will leave hard-to-fill
spot in the teams backfield.
Earlier in the year Anderson at
tended the Olympic tryouts at
Northwestern University, but pull
ed a leg muscle before he was able
to compete nthe 2OO-yard high
and low hurdles. At UCLA he plans
to major in physical education.
Arizona sun., 1948-11-26
Better Reading
Emphasized At
Dunbar School

Most parents of today place a
premium on reading as one of the
school Subjects" Without facility
of reading processes, the pupils
educational progress is blocked; he
is denied many recreational oppor-
tunities; his classmates may ridi-
cule him; and his personality de-
velopment is likely to be distorted.
Indeed, most parents, with justifi-
cation, emphasie reading ability as
a necessity for better living.
Realizing the great Importance
of reading in our complex world,
a survey was conducted by the fac
ulty last year at Dunbar School to
determine the reading deficiencies
of the children.
Under the direction of DR.. Wal
ter Murray, Principal, the teach
ers have familiarized themselves
with the latest technique in the
teaching of reading and are apply
ing these methods to classroom
practice.
Classroom experience has re-
vealed, DR.. Murray stated, that
there is no one method of teaching
children to develop meaningful vo-
cabularieS and that improvement
in reading is possible only when
Arizona sun., 1948-11-26
Dunbar p. 7. A.
Hold Meeting

The Dunbar Parents-Te achers
Association held it's third meeting
of the year Wednesday afternoon
at Dunbar School. This year the
average attendance of the P. T. A.
has been very good. The boys and
girls of the School are partly re-
sponsible for this, especially the
last meeting. For this meeting the
boys and girls of each room work.
ed hard to get as many parents as
possible to be present. Each room
competed to have the most par
ents present.
Each room in the School was
visited by the parents, with each
teacher giving a brief talk on the
activities carried on by the chill
dren in their respective rooms. The
talks given were in concordance
with the theme presented by the
teachers, "What are We Doing For
Your Child?" Many Parents, for
the first time, understood the
School program and the location
of their child's classroom.
Mrs. Carlise Newman, a parent,
rendered a solo because" which
thrilled all those present. The In
terdenominational Ministerial AL
lance was also present as special
guests of the P. T. A. An ideal sit
uation was presented here, for it
paved the way for a closer rela-
tionShip among the School,, the
home, and the church.
The serving of refreshments add
ed to the social hour.
Mr.. Jones, the new President,
announced that, the next meeting
will be December 16, 1948.
Miss Bobbie Lewis served as
Master of Ceremonies.
Arizona sun., 1948-11-26
1.-THE SOUTH" ENDORSES EQUAL
EDUCATION FOR NEGROES
Faculty Members Of Institution Of
Higher Learning In Three States OBJ
ject: Georgia, Miss, and S. Carolina

Richmond, Va, Nov. 22.-(AP)
A majority of faculty members
in southern universities favor the
removal of racial bars in graduate
and professional schools, survey
by the Southern Conference Edu-
cational Fund showed Monday.
Results of the survey were made
public at a meeting here of the
funds board of directors.
Aubrey Williams, of Montgom-
cry, Ala, fund president, said bal
lots were sent to every faculty
member in II southern state uni
versities. On the basis of replies
received, he said, SO per cent Of
the faculty members favored open
ing the doors of all graduate
school to Negroes without segre-
cation when the desired courses
are not offered by a state-support-
ed institution for Negroes.
Only % per cent voted for the
plan of segregation regional schools
for Negroes as proposed by the
southern governors conference,
Williams said. The remaining three
per cent favored other plans for
solving the South's problem of pro-
viding higher education facilities
for Negroes.
Only three states-Georgia, Mis-
sissippi and South Carolina-show-
ed faculty approval of segregated
regional schools for Negroes, Will
liams said, while Alabama was ev-
emily divided on the question.
University faculty members in
Arkansas, Florida, North Carolina,
Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, and
Virginia voted against segregation,
he reported.
The Southern Conference Edu-
cation Fund was described by Will
liams as "a corporation of private
individuals" from southern states
dedicated to educational enlight-
ment in the South and abolition of
racial segregation and discrimina-
ton"
Arizona sun., 1948-11-26
The Seventeen
Arizona Program

The Central Arizona Project has
been recommended as part Of the
Bureau of Reclamation's coming
seven-year construction program.
"The inclusion of the Central
Arizona Project in the Bureaus
report (to Congress), prepared at
the request of the House Commit
tee on Public Lands, was seen as
an indication that it is on firm
ground" the Arizona Republics
Washington Bureau said.
This comes as a reminder that
the Central Arizona Project can
be obtained and Colorado River
water can flow into Central Arizo-
ma if Arizona works hard enough.
It will take a well-financed, organ
lied campaign. Will you help?
THE NATION
Arizona delegations are telling
Arizona's water plight to major
gatherings in widely separated
parts of the United States. A
strong Arizona delegation attend
ed the National Reclamation AS
sociation convention in Oklahoma
City, Okla, during the week which
just closed. Another delegation will
be present at the American Farm
Bureau Federation meeting in At
lantic City, N. J. in a couple of
weeks. No opportunity has been
missed to present the Arizona case
wherever possible.
Arizona sun., 1948-11-26
Pre-Won1an's Dav
Dinner Held at
Baptist Church

The Educational Committee of
the First Colored Baptist Church
held its Annual Pre-Woman's Day
Dinner, Tuesday evening, at the
church. The purpose of the affair
as given by the Mrs. Robert B.
Phillips, Chairman of the commit
tee were to emphasize the Wom-
ans Day Program which will oc-
cur on Sunday, and to raise finan-
ces for the building of the church.
There. were approximately twenty
five persons present. A program
was rendered which included ad-
dresses by DR.. Walter I. Murray,
Principal of Dunbar School, and
Mr.. J. Westbrook Mcpherson, Ex-
ecutive Secretary of the Phoenix
Urban League. Mr.. Mcpherson
pointed out, what appeared to him
to be, the picture of Phoenix with
respect to race relations. He stress
ed the point that a geographical
pattern had not been set and that
it rested pretty much on the shoul-
ders of Negro leadership in Phoe-
nix. A question period followed in
which the emphasis of cooperation
among the various Negro organi-
cations was needed.
Vocal music was rendered by
Mrs. Laura Dunges. Remarks were
given by Mr.. Lloyd D. Dickey,
Principal of Booker T. Washington
School, DR.. Lowell c. Wormley,
and Rev. L. B. Nelson. DR.. r. B.
Phillips was POSTMASTER. Other
members of the Committee were
Mrs. Augustus Shaw, Mrs. Sally
Schenault, Mrs. M. E. billiard, Mrs.
L. B. Nelson and Mrs. Rosa j Will
liamS.
The Committee plans to have
regular monthly affairs of this sort
in which various points of view
with respect to local problems will
be presented.