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Evening star., 1948-02-22
Mueller Visit 10 u. s.
Scored by Reich Party
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

HAMBURG, Germany, Feb. 81
The planned visit to the United
States next week of DR.. Rudolf
Mueller. the German economist
touched of a protest today by the
German Social Democrat Party.
DR.. Mueller, Amherst educated
former chief of western Germany
said he believed American dollar
credits to Europe will do little but
prop up Socialist governments"
He said he will, tell American
audiences that Marshall Plan
credits should be given instead
Evening star., 1948-02-22

increase the Federal payment.
Would you favor the Auchincloss
bill even if it meant a lower Fed
eral payment? unde-
District Of Columbia - a66 los 20
MARYLAND and Virginia 143 SO 20
Question No. 5-Do you think
Local Suffrage" without represen-
tation in Congress is desirable?
Diss4ict DGtsl of Columbia ass aas 1?$5 1.?$5 g
Maryland and Virginia 145 49a q
Question No. 6-Do you live in
the District of Columbia? Mary
land? Virginia?
District rfsai Of Columbia bia------------- I,593
Virginia 219
Unclassifled 81
Question No, 1T you live in the
District, how long have you lived
here? Total No. Total
Ballots. Ans. Ans.
Total living in D. c. 1873 II 1855
Under 5 years ----------------- l14
8 to Is years 242
16 to % years ----------------- 264
20 to so years 694
over so years 191
Do, HAra Ir11 ofu XII
Evening star., 1948-02-22

81 TOPCOATS of camel tone, Shetland and
cheviot All sizes. Were $50 to S65------$z7so
IL OVERCOATS of imported tweed velour
and chevot. Sizes: Reg, 2-35 2.36, 1-5
M 1.se 7I We're $50 $50 :, and u SIS szss5
48 OVERCOATS of lambs fleece, velour
Shetland and cheviot Most Sizes Were
SOS and SIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3zs5
10 STADIUM COATS, full or " length;
alpaca lined with mouton collar. All Sizes
Were S35 and $40 0-----------------------$l7 -$l7ss
10 FULL DRESS SUITS, Fashion Park and
Richard Prince. Sizes: Long, lao, l-42;
short, 3-36, 3.37; short stout 1.42, LA
Were SOS and S100 ----$l9s5
rs SPORT COATS; camels hair tweed and
Shetland Practically all sizes. Were
$50 to $40 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SlO95
27 SPORT COATS of hand Shetland.
Sizes: Reg, 4.37, 5-38, 3-39, 2-4O, a.
i.3s' 1.4O' ~ Were | sso'---0,--.-,--.-1slss5
20 RAINCOATS; nationally known make;
waterproofed. Sizes: Res, 1.36, lao, 22
3.44, $40; short, 1-42, 1.46;. long, 2-3s
3-46. Were S7.95 and S10.50------------- $3s5
II RAINCOATS; water repellent poplin,
sabardne. Sizes: Reg, 1876, 2-38, 2.42
Ia, lao; short, 1-36; long, 2.36 2-38. We're
Evening star., 1948-02-22

16O SUITS of sharkskin and hard-hnished
worsted All sizes. Were $50 to S68-----$35.s:
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16
HOT SPRINGS
1, c. Woods, Alb Malvern Ave.

l., c. Woods, 4I3 Malvern Ave.
The Women's Civic Club met
with Mrs. Artie Lee, 30l Walnut
street, Tuesday. Politics were in
order and several discussions were
in keeping with the coming cleo
ton, July a. A discussion on
parliamentary procedure was led
by the president. Mrs. Elma S.
Clayton and Secretary, Mrs Sarah
S. Jackson. This discussion to be
continued at next meeting which
will be the second Tuesday in
August This meeting will be with
The Recording Secretary, Mrs.
Sarah S. Jackson, 308 Church st.
Mrs. Pearl Glover, SOP East
Grand avenue has just returned
from trip to New York where
she visited her now famous son,
Henry ,one Of Hot Springs boys
who has made good in the mus
ical field. He has now credited to
him, several popular hits for 1913
and is one of New York's young
est recognized writers and arrang-
orc rf Y,,,,c;r Mrc Muvx1a
B, Stilson. one of our city prin-
clpals is sojourning in Indianap-
oils, Indiana ..,.. Mrs. M. E. Will
lis, principal of Goldstein, has
just returned from the bedside OF
her son in Cleveland, Ohio .......
Major Woods Of the PHILIPPINES, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Herpin have
just returned from an extended
trip in the East, including Canada
and London II, Mrs. III. H. Phipps
attended the Louis Walcott fight
and is still in New York visiting
her children. DR.. Phipps will join
her later and they will fly from
there to the Bermuda Islands to
visit relatives of DR.. Phipps. DR..
Phipps is native Of the Islands
-. John Foreman OF Chicago and
Hot Springs is visiting here. He
will leave for Chicago Monday, &C.
companied by his wife, Mrs. Ma
omi Foreman 49,. Mr. and Mrs. J.
T. Moore were called to Hope on
account Of the death of Prof. Jno.
Harris, principal of Hope High
School ,... Prof Howell Henderson,
principal Of Langston High School
is studying at Atlanta University,
Atlanta, Georgia ....... Mrs. Susie
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16
YOUTH DAY SPEAKER

Miss Irene Coggs, prominent
member of the Arkansas Beptist
College faculty, will be the prin-
cipal speaker Sunday in the AL
lison Presbyterian Church, 9th at
Gaines street at a special pro-
gram under the leadership of the
youth of the church, as was an.
nounced by the pastor, Rev j. F
Henderson Miss Coggs will speak
on the subject, The Great Hymns
of The Church. As one Of om
leading educators, having gradu
ated from Arkansas State College
and receiving a Masters degree
from the University of Wisconsin
her address promises to be of
timely interest to the youth. This
fouth program whilh promises to
be the most outstanding for youth
this year, will begin promptly at
p, m. Many guest artists will ap
pear on program. The public IN
invited Miss Tommie Sample il
in charge of the program.
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16
UPcHURcH

Celcstine Charlsss
Mrs. Sarah Lee Bragg OF Rich
mond, California is visiting her
mother and sisters here ....... Gel
estine Charles and Naomi Hardi-
mon spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Moss In Rosston
.....--. 1--WE ..... odessa Boff n
learning the different types or
kisses $780,. Velma BOff and Ota
Christopher were moving swiftl,4
until JLE stepped into her life
.-...... NH and OF are still holding
hands and standing in the same
place ........ Sayl What's happened
to &C and NIB. They don't get
around much any more ........ MI
c is still sitting and rockin' ...
Does anybody know what hap
pened to two certain girls last
week. They went to certain
place to see certain guy for .
certain reason.
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16

In sacred memory of our dear
son, grandson, brother. nephew
and uncle, Pfc. Nathaniel l.. Mar.
tin, who left us one year ago July
II, 1947.
Deep in our hearts there's a pic
ture
More precious than silver or gold
It's the memory of our dear loved
one
Whose memory will never grow
old.
The road into sunset
Is one each must tread
Although it brings us sorrow
When a loved one goes ahead.
Still if we could only lift the veil
of mist
That hides our earthly view
I'm sure we would see our loved
one standing there
In the beautiful life anew.
Sadly missed by mother Mrs.
Temple Barnes, grandparents, Rev.
and Mrs. b. ]. Whitfield; sisters,
Mrs. Dorothy Dunbar and Mrs.
Jennie l.. Henderson; aunts, Mrs.
Louise Miller and Mrs. Ida Scott;
niece, Bobbie Scott; nephew, Mi
chael Dunbar; friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Curry, Mr., and Mrs.
Willie Hill, MIR and Mrs. O. S.
Nicholas, Mr.. and Mrs. p. King,
Mr. and Mrs. @. A. Nicholas, The
Worren family and many others.
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16
THINGS THAT INTEREST WOMEN
How Do You Look?
By BESSIE F. BELL

Careful grooming hot weather keeps cool For those
sut days when the thermometer playing around 90 degree
here few tips that will help with Old Soils
Give the air to breeze the your
by getting the scissors curl your hair instead OF al
lowing it to stream down your back.
Before applying makeup gently the face with
cotton pads soaked your asngent Then watch those
beads of perspiraion disappear.
3-Pat light scented cologne your neck wrist temple
and arms This leaves you with a clean cool feeling
1.-The last tip which is the least, but all important.
The daily Tubing with temperature degrees
to cool the skim cold cold shower feels grand while
taking but ii stimulates the blood therefore warming
Then pat skin dry and splash body with spicy toilet
water cologne The alcohol eoos the fragrant
scent makes for femninity
Address Bessie f. Bell for the leafet "Smmng the Waist
line Care of Goba News Syndicate, p Sc
vile Station New York u n " mention the paper you
this in and enclose three-cent stamp for mailing
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16

PASSES Jackson T.. Todd, de-
voted family man, tireless church
worker, social and civic leader re-
ceived his last honors at the Con
gregational Church last Thursday
evening with Rev. c. c. Walker,
minister, delivering the sermon.
and Dubisson and Company at
tending the body to its last rest
ing place at the Fraternal Gene
terry. Mr. Todd and all the mem
bers of his family distinguished
themselves in local circles. He
was pioneer in many lines, lived
out the rounded years that many
hope to live, and saw his sons
and daughters. trained work.. &
and successful at their vasious
occupations. Among these it is Of
passing note that one of the daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Theresa ROundtree is a
candidate for her masters degree
at leading university The re-
naming members of the family
are Mrs. f. C. Little, Mrs. Mar
gurite Johnson. and Sterling and
MaceO Todd.
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16
Ark. Delegation Off
To Philadelphia To
Third Party Meet

The New Party convention will
convene in Philadelphia, Pa, July
%, "a and rs.
l.. Pushkarsky, secretary Of the
Arkansas Committee for Wallace
for President, announced that a
large Arkansas delegation will
attend the convention. The Wal
lace Taylor combination has
gained a large following through
out the United States. The Geor-
gia, Florida, Mississippi, Texas and
yes. Arkansas Negro is seeking
the answer to his problem.
A majority are looking to Truman
but with the Democrats kicking
the Civil Rights proposal around,
the Negro has begun to wonder.
There may be filibustering at the
New Party convention (Which is
doubtful, but it is a certainty it
will not be over a civil rights
platform for this party believes
in the rights of all men, and their
program is to make democracy
live and work for all the people,
according to the Arkansas Com
mittee's secretary.
Mr.. Pushkarsky stated that some
of the delegates will leave by train
and some by air, and there will
also be a motorcade leaving We'd
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16

BRAY and son of Paris, Texas are
here visiting his aunt, Mrs. c. P.
Barber, of West Malvern ..............
Henry Sanders of st. Louis visited
his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Chest
er Sanders recently ..,. Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Calhoun, daughter,
Edna, and granddaughter, Hannah
Jean spent the weekend in Lit
tie Rock visiting Mrs. Elsie Rail
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16
With The Churches
SHILOH BAPTIST

The Shiloh Baptist Church. 3rd
and Hazel streets, MIR will be
host to the MIR Ushers Union
to be held Sunday at p. m. Rev.
W. o. Mays is pastor of Shiloh.
The next business meeting will
be held at First Baptist Church,
9th and Pine streets, Rev. A. H.
Greene. pastor Wednesday night,
August a. Rev. II. c. Cunningham,
chaplain; T. Page, president and
Mrs. Blanche Handy is reporter
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16
A Gospel Message
Presented In Music

Beginning Sunday, August g.
and continuing drought the 18th,
the Emmanuel Baptist Church, 10.
Gated on Chester street between
Eight and Ninth will present the
Messrs. Dixon and Ellis with 6
gospel message in music,
Messrs. Dixon and Ellis will be
accompanied by Mis-, Estella JEFF
ferson, soloist and Mrs. Genoa
Dickson This musical aggregation
is from San Antonio, Texas. The
Emmanuel Baptist Church is pas
tored by DR., Emmanuel c. Dyer
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16
UNION AME

The popularity contest sponsor
ed by Union Church will close
Sunday at IL a. m. The person
raising the highest amount of mon
ely will be crowned Miss Union.
The contestants are Mesdames NJ
E. Rutledge, Pernella Hill, Allie
Mae Clayborn, Marie Askew, Gus
sic Tumthrey and o. c. Nolan, and
Misses Estella Rawls, Essie Town
send, Ruth Ballard, Blanche Gray,
Ruby Grice, Jacquelyn Davis, Ros-
lie Mitchell and Charlie Ellison
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16
Legal Notice
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, S.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Colone billiard, Plaintiff
VS. No. 83897
Allen billiard, Defendant
The Defendant. Allen billiard is
-. 20 appear in this court
.nirty days and answer the
complaint of the Plaintiff, Colone
billiard.
Dated: July IA, 1913
]. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
J. A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner, d. c.
7:l6-23- 30;8:6 At
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16

In memory of aJmes Herbert Hogan
The stars are brightly shining
Upon a silent grave.
In it lies a darling,
One I loved but coldn't save.
My heart still aches with sadness,
My eyes fill up with tears;
Only God knows how I miss you
At the end of two long yearA
Mrs. A. Hogan, mother.
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16

nesday afternoon ffem the YWCA,
924 Gaines street All persons
wishing 10 attend the convention
and 90 in this motoreade, OF drive
their car, contact L. Pushafksy,
Post Office Box ~, Little Rock
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16
METROPOLITAN BAPTIST

The congregation of the Metro
politan Baptist Church heard two
wonderful sermons by the pastor
last Sunday. The Senior Choir il
sponsoring a Queen Drive tonight
Each lady is a queen and the lady
raising the largest amount Of
money over $40 will be crowned
and given a box of nylon hose.
Rev. c. NJ Lee, pastor; Cynthia
Williams, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16
REEDS MEMORIAL CINE

The Benevolent Choral Club
of Reeds Church will render a
festival of music Sunday after
noon at $3.50. Mrs. E. Robinson is
sponsor. There will be a Look
Your Best program given at the
church, Wednesday night at 8
This program is also sponsored by
Mrs Robinson. Rev. T. E. Grant,
pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16

In memory of our beloved son
and brother, Glenn Edward Wright,
who passed this life July II, 1915
Fear no more the heat of the sun,
Nor the furious winters RACES.
Fear thy worldly task hast done.
Home art gone, and taken thy
wages,
Golden lads and girls all must,
AS chimney sWeepers come to
dust.
Sadly missed by mother and ia
ther. Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Wright;
brothers; Harold Bell Detroit,
Mich, Theopoiis, Willie George.
Jackie Warren and a host of rel
atives and friends.
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16
Birthday Dinner
MALVERN

Roger Whitlow is here from Los
Angeles, California visiting ms
sisters. Mrs. Vernon Terry, Mrs
Richard Tate, and Mrs, Ho"eii
Shavers, his brother, Perry ana
other relatives and friends This
marks Mr.. Whitlow's first WISH
10 Arkansas in 20 years ...." James
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16

Warren where she visited the
bedside of her sister, Mrs. Wright.
Mrs, Wright returned home with
Mrs Cunningham and is now or.
loying some of the curative =
wers of Hot Springs and is y
idly improving,
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16
Mt. Willie
Ophelia Smith

Ophelia Smith
Gossip $500 Wonder who does ADS
have on her mind now since that
cat from Texas has been home -.
Wonder why ACW likes Urbana
so well. Is it because she has a
boyfriend on Main street .......... |
think TJP will make up her mind
that she loves JP better than il
...-.. OPP has fully decided that
NIGH is the dream of her heart
.,.. TGL doesn't like this place
much.
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16

A waste basket In every room =
the house viii save much time. Gar
bage should be kept tightly coy
cred both indoors and out and die
posed of - promptly % possiblA
Other trash should be burned req
ularly or kept In q covered 60
tainer until carried away.
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16

KDof r TO MEEf- The knights
and Daughters of Tabor will hold
its 6lst Grand Session in Helena
ON Tuesday. July 20 and q in
Carter Chapel Church. The pro-
gram will open at s p. m. The
mayor of the city is expected to
deliver the welcome address. All
ems and HIPS are asked to be
presen the first day as we do not
expect to hold but two days. All
claims are paid to date except
Sir Jeff Duncan who died July
4, which will be paid Tuesday
night. Rev. A. NJ. Washington, NJ.
of c.; Sir G. ii. Evans. CGM; DIR.
Maggie Cannon, CHIP.
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16

REAL ESTATE AGENT s. II.
Napier's Real Estate Agency is To-
Gated at 2101 Pulaski street. We
solicit your business because OF
the urgent need of more cOlored
Business in Little Rock. l offer to
you my service as Bonded Real
Estate Broker. will assist you I'm
selling or renting your houses. II
you have lots or farms to sell Just
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16
Sunshine Charity Club


Sunshine Charity Club held its monthly feeting in the
Wesley Chapel After the business session. Mrs r. A.
Gasco Junior Sunshine Club in musical pro-
gram Delegates the Senior and the Junior Clubs
ports the Arkansas Association of Cooed Women which
met in Brnkey H. NJ Cuns president OF the club was
given trip to the Association, Seattle Washington
Delicious served by the hostesse Mesdames
p E. Birch, Smith, Alice Johnson and Adde Reece Inc
next meeting will be held at the YWCA the first THURSDAY IN
August. Mrs. A. c. Gladney, reporter
Beaucans Club
The Beaucans Club No II gave barnyard party at the
tlks Rest Thursday night Mrs. Irving reporter
Visitor
Leo Tyler Chicago Illinois spent 10 days here visiting
his parents Mrs Leo Tyor 44O7 west l3th street,
Birthday Dinner ., -,
On Monday evening, Mrs. James Harris entertained her
husband with dinner party at the beautiful home Oh MI ana
Mrs Baker 1901 18th street. Mr. Harriss frends
presented him many lovely gifts of lasting value Inc hostess
in her charming served very GENEROUS dinner
A. won't onto the lawn to chat evening Mrs. Baker
is one of the outstanding beauticians OF the CITY
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16
Attend Youth Institute

Elder T. r. Moore, pastor of Mt. Sinia
MIR; Gerln Williams, Sterling Hall, and Il
just returned from the Young Peoples Sou
stitute in Hawkins, Texas.
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16
North Little Rock Library
The North Little Rock Library colored branch will closed
from the 18th through the 18th.
South End Garden


South End Garden
The End Garden Club spent very pleasant evening
Spring special feature of the evening Of
KaIkins flower garden shown their home protector
delicious repast by hostess cohosess
Ruth Prataher The next meeting will be held Sunday from
as p the residence of Mrs Mainda wilkins 3o19 Main
street, Mrs lola Carter president Mrs Mary Davis secretary
Visits Relatives
Mrs. Jerde L, Settles of 1909 Summit street spent the
in Camden visiting her cousin Mrs Fanla Colby
Mentioning
Mr.. Mrs Frank McCan of the Arkansas School for
the Deaf visiting relatives Cleveland, Ohio They will
visit McClan brother Louis Mo. before returning
home
Visiting The City
Mrs. L. NJ Belk, Dorothy and Oce Belk of Ozan
accompanied their and his wife, Mr. and Mrs Ernest Be
daughter Fac of Psburg Pa weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs Willie Suttes of MIR.
Attend Youth Institute
Elder T. r. Moore pastor of Mt Sina Christian Church.
MR. Gen Williams, Sterling Hail. and Zenobia Worlds have
just the Young Peoples Southern Christian In
stitute in Hawkins Texas.
To Youth Conference
Louis Nelson of Mr. and Mrs Louis Nelson, ST.
821 left the city Monday evening for Chicago
Illinois to National Youth Convention He is dele
gate Bullocks Temple CINE.
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16
Vacationinq
Visiting The City

Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. BeIk, Dorothy and Ucle
accompanied by their son and his wife, Mr. and
and daughter Oracle Fac of Pittsburg, Pa. are v
of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Suttles of MIR.
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16
To Youth Conference

Louis w. Nelson, Jr. of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nels
821 w. 10th street left the city Monday evening for
Illinois to attend the National Youth Convention He is
gate from Bulocks Temple CINE.
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16
Visits Relatives

Mrs. Jerdie l.. Settles of $50!
week -end in Camden visiting her (
Arkansas State press., 1948-07-16
Beauticians Club

Visitor
Leo TYLER of Chicago Illinois spent 10 days ne
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tylor, 44O7 West 18th
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-05-13

Nield placing and John Pearl COM
ing third. Charles Hayes was four
tn place winner in the 440 yard dash.
The one mile run was won by
Al Beuhler, captain of the team, and
Elwood Hauver placed in the 100
yard low hurdles, with John Pearl
in third place.
In an assembly Monday morning,
Miss Catherine Beachley and Mrs.
Frank w. Mish, Jr., president of the
Washington County Historical So
ciety, congratulated the woodshop
boys on their workmanship shown
in the small replica they construc-
ted of the Jonathan Hager Home.
The boys who did the work were:
Jack Bowman, Eddie Stouffer, Dick
Wiebal, Bob Stevens, Ellis Duffey,
Melvin DERRICK, Charles Limbaugh,
Richard Beckley, and Billie Poffen-
berger. Tom Kline did the drafting
for the project.
Mrs. Mish also gave a very inter
esting talk on the life of Jonathan
Hager.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-05-13
High School Chatter
By Clara Blevins

weeks ago as a contestant for the
BEST Teacher in America" by Miss
Jean Hebb, a junior and also a stu
dent of Miss Sheetz.
After submitting a letter in the
contest stating why Miss Sheetz was
selected, Jean received a certificate
last week that said her letter had
been selected to compete with others
for cash prizes when the BEST
Teacher in America" is chosen at
the end of the school year. The first
prize winner will receive $1,000 and
the second and third prize winners
1000 each. The teachers nominated
will receive the same amount as the
person submitting the letter.
Good luck Miss Sheetz and Jean
Hebb!
Ten students attended the Cam
pus Day at Frostburg State Teach
ers' College last Friday, which was
sponsored by the student congress
of the college.
The days activities included a
luncheon, followed by a talk by the
president of the congress, Miss Lii
liam Compton. The feature of the
day was the May Pole Dance, climax
with the formal browning of the May
Queen. Displays were arranged by
college organizations in order to &C
quaint the visiting students with the
activities of the college.
The students attending from H. H.
S. were: Lucille Geiselman, Judith
Ellsworth, Wilds Miller, Janet Davis,
Kathryn Baker, Lou Beer, Janet
Rhodes, Joan Poole, and Robert
Hull.
Transportation for the students
was furnished by Mrs. Frank Lusby,
and Mrs. Charles L. SAKE, members
of the American Association of I'm
iversity Women. Last Thursday
evening at 1880 the H. H. S. chapter
of the Future Homemakers of Amer
lea entertained all the county chap
tiers of the same club and also the
FLA.
The guest of the evening, Miss
Ethel Grove, regional advisor to the
FILA, talked to the girls about the
new program being planned for the
organization.
Games and dancing were featured
on the program for the evening.
Refreshments were served by the F.
H. A. girls.
The H. H. S. track team again
made a good showing when they
participated in the contest at the
Washington Township track last
Wednesday, May 5, scoring a vic
tory against their Pennsy opponents.
might say that our team made an
excellent showing, with Harold
Early making three first places.
Early won the 100 yard dash and
Elwood Hauver came in second.
The 220 yard dash was won by Early,
with Jack Bowman coming in sec
ond. The running broad jump was
also won by Early, with Arthur