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Evening star., 1949-09-20
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcent.)

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sEPRTaERSToes hGRR; Mc as RefA1REp, iGds all
euasnees mafss also Services Essh1E pEpESpd %sehps
FRIGERATION CO. UN. 1912
ROOFING. all types; new work and
repairs. down spouts. cutters, car
pentrv and painting. A. D. THOMAS,
HU. 7782. Free estimates. -21
ROOF REPAIRING, guttering, water.
prooting. TR. 1919. STOP LEAK
ROOF & wATERPRooFING CO.
ROOF REPAIRING AND ROOF paint
ing; expert workmanship. Phone,
SH. 1881. -21
TELEvfsIoN INsTAIIATIoN on any
make sets; $50. All sets installed
TEIEvfsioN 1aMf Hsk thASH sERVcE EAPdo BH 74s5
TYPEwRITERs cleaned. oiled and
lI57 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
UPHoLsTRRiNG iif lsff hS of all kinds: slip
ssysT' sSs4 sn3 1;S s{ms: repair Work: Cal! sa IA
VENETIAN BLINDS wasneo, repain..
VENETIAN BLIND CO.. 62I4 r I
ave: Riverdale. Nd. UN l.,46
COMPLETE AWNING SERVICE, avn
ings recovered, awnings repaired and
removed. CITY AWNING CO., 1890
Georgia ave. RA. 500,
Evening star., 1949-09-20

A SPECIAL THIS WEEK
interior and exterior deco
rating, terms can be arranged.
METROPOLITAN CONTRACTING
CO.; daily, FIR. 1852; ewes, LU.
Evening star., 1949-09-20

WITHOUT A SECRETARY?
For S165 a month we will staff your
office with a top-flieht Girl Friday
Call MA. 5000. Ext. $40, or DE
5000 for an interview.
GIRL FRIDAY & COMPANY
Evening star., 1949-09-20
PLANS DRAWN
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

or residential and commercial build
Ing by an experienced designer.
Hobart 1895. -25
Evening star., 1949-09-20
DOG KENNEL

DOG kENNEL
This il one Of the Oldest established
kennels in vicinity Of D. c.; prop
erty includes 5.room bunealow, 5
acres. kennels, fencins and some
breeding stock; s1s.5o0. terms. Call
ninss, 10. 3-S424, r. PAUL MUDD
Evening star., 1949-09-20

OWNERS HEALTH
,ompels sale, exclusive china spe-
cialty store; excel. loc.; low rent;
well stocked and established; So
500, plus for 3 stock, terms. Box
32R-R Star -o0
Evening star., 1949-09-20
PAINTING??????

And you don't know whom to call?
Phone the Sherwin- Villa ms Paint
Co.. DE s202. for free advice. We
will help you select painter to At
your 1ob from our long list Of reput.
Sherwin- Williams Paints.
Evening star., 1949-09-20

TRAILER, in perfect condition inside
and out. completely insulated with
double insulation on floors. circulat-
Ing heat, built-in sink, many other
features. VIII sacrifice for quick
sale: Call Mr.. Pastor, EX. 2P65.
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
MERCHANTS WANTED
Two women's apparel stores and one
mems wear store; all showing ex-
cellent operating results. Box 93-B,
GROCERIES, ALL TYPES
We viii try to make the best buy
AUERBACH CO., DI. 1901.
1424 K st. NV. Ewes. AD. 5907.
20 ROOMS-INC., $500
Quoted by owner; rent s225; near
18th and Penna. ave.; nicely furn-
tshed; ideal transient house. $4,000
G. j. YOUNG, ST. 1900
1929 Vermont ave. NV.
"a ROOMS-INC., $50
4 baths; rent, $500; very nicely furn.
ished; has washing machine and
ironer; near East Capitol; wants
sstIi ssIOG :. down. we are open evenings
c. ]. YOUNG, ST. 1900
Evening star., 1949-09-20
$1,000 DOWN

N. W.. magazines. news, confectionery.
shelf grocery; doing over $500 Wk,
sales; 5-yr. lease; extra profits from
pin-ball machine; Q real money
making store for practically your
E-z Cali EX. 1855. VOL
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-09-20

Continued on Next passl
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

Elk. 61a1; ewes, Sindler. 70. 2-2431
Evening star., 1949-09-20

FURN, practically new: davenport,
2 liv. rm. chairs, HOLLYWOOD bed,
NAH. chest drawers. 10. 3-67Q5;
FURN-French Provincial twin;bsd
rors, etc; Studio couch. ss5. 2eos
24th st. NV. CO. 33e6.
sh.st u.s. ss s4k,: 5000 .ss sona sssi
SssSSseS6., ssss?: bed niGl sGad sprinsa., aa SIS So;
9sss;sss:. tab: 81. See Mon. -Fri.s .2s
rGaS1TuRt- r1asS Fl Ris tis-complete living room,
cond. o ress.; naovins. ar. o4s2.Sso
FURNITURE = Frigidaire. S-cu. f..
rGKSSiTURE-1av. rm., dinett tte a and
issve iHsSam; city ,s II IM OF e5a$ part '0rcsa reg 70
rUnN1TTks1a3st.op a3s. icslEisnsll l Here .. is
s sdr hsaasa isa :lhos s:ls c. ItS Va I'll
TUkNffURE SxLf on bettsr.sr.de
furn., some slightly used. from stor-
age. Also brand.new bedrn., living
rm, and dining rm; from unclaimed
freight and tsctory fi99r cN sNsWRlss, sn .sss sts
daily. 1915: sat. till /. RE. 4s10.
FURNEURE-wine studio couch. in
good condition. S2b: sold mirrorb Sb.
FURNITURE-Hand- imported
dining rm. suite, high-grAde nv. rm.
furniture, beds. chests, lovely. mir
rors, rugs. tables, lamps, hand.
painted gold and white Havtland
china: shoreham Hotel, AD. 0700,
FnniRHNrftEE Living room tables,
breakfast set oyerstuffed chairs
and rugs. HO. 7616. --22.
FtkNITtnE-stsamer trunk, $780,
cabinet sa''o. Il. soSa. IA
Evening star., 1949-09-20

PIAN0s-we stock such wsll-known
makes of new pianos Is Krsnlch d
Bach. Marshall q Wendell, II. N.
Gable, Lester Betsy Ross, Estey,
Poole. Fsyette Q. Gable, sterling q
save: SiANoA MART. io15 Us Us
pixNoS IA R,S' sARGANs-or.na,. EsS stein
Ways. $685., Knobe. $s95; 1tIed,
sve Ts0 :msII SIfIamS5ssx anrss. xns. ssss see: ss
Ter. S19b; medium shoninser. sias.
accept pianos and any type mer.
Wsos fa,Rsiss Il ssesI acIisAR!Frn R!Frn9 Il SxSnses: x.1:
2s01 deorria ave. AD. 5SSS. I've.
PfHN6s = for bsr1sini IN bsssss ,i-
cnos; cIs.,ns come M, to C., ,csmpnslls We are
% tifsi walnut G f,nish sos q very M reason. Sson.
able prices. These are al regular
stock pianos. Also some door 1am.
Piles and returned -from-rent pianos,
In mahogany, walnut and hleached
.aeh sh0sfsny samou. rn,s msk.: :r0us ohm.s slaSs:
Kimball, oulbtanssn, Gable and
srnsnss sInsrs '0csiaIses iet8 Musfc ~ CO.
1l0s q st: NV, DI. s464. IA
child started in taking music les.
sons on Q piano7 The Campbell
Music Co. can help you do this at
very little expense: You may ss.
flne display Of steinway, eohmer,
Kimball, dulbransen, Gable and
others. Come in now and let us
explain this plan to you IN. detail
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., 110S q st.e
NV, DI. S464. "a
(continuad an Mart pARnl
Evening star., 1949-09-20

alterations, remodeIing
from bsmt. to roof. r years to pay
HAMILTON CONSTR. CO., RE. 4477
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-07
Declares Practice OF
Naluropa,hy I'm
This State Should
BE- Abolished

County Solicitor Forsyth Caro-
of EScambla county. before leav-
ing for Tallahassee to attend a
hearing before a senate commit
tee 10 bar the practice of naturo-
paihy In Florida, issued the fol-
lowing statement:
Il believe that the law permit
ting the practice OF naturopathy
in the state OF Florida should be
abolished.
About a month ago, | invest
gated the case of a Key West
naturopath. lie was convicted
con three counts Of practicing
pharmacy without license some
three years ago and Is at present
under a withheld sentence of the
criminal court Of record Of Hills
borough county.
''ilis office had every appear
ance Of q regular medical doctor.
One girl. with her foot in a
cast. was In the office and he was
giving shots to another person
who was suffering from a stroke.
Il questioned him and he stated
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-07
Naziism Cropping Up
In Germany And Japs
Not Permitted To Lead
Democratic Lives
tBy The Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, May 7-Ap-
parently leaders of Veterans of
Foreign Wars are not satisfied
over the way the United States is
conducting it's affairs by civilian
administrators in Germany and
Japan.
The leaders stated today that in
Germany the Nazis are gradually
coming back into power. Admin
lsterlng civilian affairs in some
areas was so lax, Nazi influences
were being exerted without mo-
lestation.
AS for Japan, the leaders main
tanned, the Japanese have been
stopped from continuing their
government along feudal lines
and have been directed to con-
form to the democratic way of
living. Yet, it was added, they
are prohibited from enjoying Sc
veral major principles that are in
herent in democratic government.
Outstanding among them are the
freedom of the press and the
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-07
Eseambia County Solicitor
Goes To Tallahassee To
Urge Barring Naturopaths

that he graduated from the Unit
ed States College of Naturopathy
of Newark, N. j. An investiga-
ton showed that this school does
not exist now.
II asked him why he did not
apply for his license to practice
when he graduated and he said
the state board would not recog-
nize the school he attended so
he took six-month refresher
course at a college in Cleveland.
"He could not have taken a
six-month refresher course be-
cause the sworn testimony of his
employers in Tampa is that he
was off his job for only two and
one-half months. Yet college
diploma hangs from the wall of
his office.
II have heard testimony of
this naturopath's own brothers
ana tney say That they never
heard of the man attending any
college of any kind.
THE man also was i'm posses
sion of a diploma from the Old
Dominion university in pharma-
cy. ! asked him where the school
was located but he replied, You
can find out for yourself AS vet
l have never found anyone who
ever heard of such a school," II
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-07
HOME MOVIES VISITED
BY CITY OFFICIALS;
LAW NOT VIOLATED

tors of the home movies, said
Carbonell today.
Deciding to investigate for
myself, / took Chief Kemp and
Lieutenant Baker with me. We
stopped at four diff t
places where such shows were in
operation. We found no evidence
that any of them were charging
admission.
mot one of them passed the
hat, or otherwise, SO far as we
could see, soliciting money. In
one place they had counter at
whicbpsoft drinks and candy weres
on sale, but the operator had a
city license to sell soft drinks
and candy and we could do moth
ing about it,
Il can truthfully say that no.
where did we find the ordinance
passed by the City Commission
being violated"
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-07
SAWYER SAYS
NOT DEAD AS
STORY STATES

had died that morning of pneu-
monia. I've never had that dis
ease. s
Then this morning as / went
down Simonton and Duval street
I was stopped fully 20 times by
persons who know me and who
seemed to be surprised that l was
still alive.
Someone called up Lopez Fu-
neral Home and inquired wheth-
er they had my body there. They
told the undertaking people that
I was dead. They said that if Lo-
peg didn't have my body they
were going to call up Pritchard
Funeral Home.
Whoever called the Lopez Fu-
neral Home said they had just
heard that / had died this morn
ing of heart attack. It's strange,
very strange how stories like that
gain circulation"
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-07
Object L. To Overcome
Russian Interference;
kremlin Claims
Radio Invention

WASHINGTON. May. u In
oFder to frustrate RuSsis's at
tempt 20 interfere with broad
casts by the Voice Of America, it
Was announced today that 81
tFansmisters have been pressed
INTO service 90 evade the cross
hnamss thai Soviet stations set up
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-07
Monroe School BID.
Receives $5,OOO.OO
Race Track Money!
Surrey Report OF
COisntys Schools
To Be GiUen
Brings To $37,5OO
Amount Received
So Far This Year,
Superintendent Says

A check for $4,000 representing
race track money was received
today by the Monroe County
School Board. Horace O'Bryant,
county school superintendent, an
nounced.
The payment of $4,000 brought
to $37, 500 the amount already re-
ceived so far this year from the
State Comptroller's office, O'Bry-
ant said.
"But / don't think the amount
we receive this year will be as
great as we got last year" said
O'Bryant. Last year we received
SAL, 1888 from the state race
track fund.
"'From what / have learned it
seems to me that we may not get
another check for race track
funds. There didn't seem to be
the same sized crowds at the race
tracks this year as there were last
season."
O'Bryant also announced that
the report covering a survey of
the Monroe Schools by the State
Education Department experts
had been completed and that he
planned to make them public
some time next week.
The report will indicate the
opinion of experts that the sale
of $500,000 in bonds by the school
board would modernize the
schools of the county.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-07
Says Someone Mus
Dream Stories
Like That
Sheriff Goes Down
street This Morning
And Everyone
Surprised He's Alive

Sheriff Berlin A. Sawyer en-
phatirally denied today that he
A. dead. Sawyer said that every
where he went this morning per-
sutm be met on the street were
surprised to see him alive.
Someone must dream up sto-
ries like that. said the sheriff.
"a happened once before. The
first time Il was reported that I
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-07
Natiollalisis
Claim Success
Over Reds


SHANGHAI. klas ! nssla.si.
leaders izzsnxi = ssnnsnsla go =.
day ssafins shai slse4 tssesa 49,
thrown baek ennHaunlss aatsa
30 miles southwest II l.esp
u stated sasrsher alaat - -
had captured ~ alrfseli - a.
area bat that they fasa l4sn fsatef
10 abandon a unsltv : ha4feee
Of fire from fsalsunalles l,afsessss
The Reefs were sid - ~ snli ia
reject whea ~ rusnmuuass
was .,fe pubic
Nationalist ieaslsfs. l.sessef.
admitted tnt = Red esisnsa B &
penetrated % NislHa - sale a
Shanghai IN anothes eis 3.
were reported also - hase Aa
drive In she shanmlune Prov
ince. northeast II ms rlig
Communists had heen lnasilee
for several months in that sfea
The British AZ lions konA atfe
perturbed to-day ovef > - isA
attack on that city - tle Gsau
munists. While there = - inaue
date danger a. Hong knne. -
British added that the Resla sIe
driving toward that elts
Foreign military expefts here
were agreed that TIE osstlask 81
the Nationaiists Is aispsIsllne.
despite their announred sssTfe
IN the sector 50 miles selItl8s =
of Shanghai. Communists sfa
continuing their advaneEs EelHf
ally along the whangpo.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-07

was attending the man ana aafaf
vised the giving ~ exyn3n ~ al.e
Lopez Funeral lItuae sif4ee
Warren Sawyer mnH NslMsn -
Blair PASSED away
fin ls~*~ 1am MA.eSs.as sas
morning b. Lopez Funesai lfaae
for burial.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-07
Commissioners
Carbonell Takes
Police Chief And
Lieutenant On Tour

City officials last night covered
four home movies and reported
today that in no case was any of
them violating the ordinance re-
Gently passed by the City Com
mission to regulate home movies.
+ Those who made a tour of the
fur places were City 'commis-,
soiner Louis Carbonell, Police
Chief Joseph Kemp and Police
Lieutenant Harry Lee Baker.
II had been receiving a num-
Der of complaints that admission
was being charged by the opera
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-07
Gabriel Surrenders Team
10 Humane Society Here


Humane Society. The Society is
to destroy one of the horses, but
will attempt to revive the other
for use by doctoring and feeding.
Gabriel said that he had Ia
children and did not have food
enough for his family, "let alone
feeding my horses"
I'm undernourished myself
and cannot feed my family prop
erly", Gabriel told the court.
Mrs. George Mills White, pre-
sident of the Key West Humane
Society, appealed to the judge to
be lenient in his findings.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-07
Leaders Vets OF Foreign
Wars Dissatisfied Over Way
Germans And Japs Treated
Die:sch Brings
Suit For $4,000

Filing a suit for $4,000 against
the Reynolds Construction Com
pany of Coral Gables, Jacob Di-
etSch, owner of the Blue Marlin
Motel, Simonton street, charged
the company failed to put up the
motel according to plans and spe-
A performance bond covered
the job. Much of the work had TO
be done over again, according to
DietSch.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-07
Personnel
Reports At
Naval Air Base
Up Wirephoto

Lieutenant (Junior Grade) Lee
w. Stewart, NC, USN, has re-
ported to the dispensary, Naval
Air Station, Key West, from the
Aviation School of Medicine at
the Naval Air Station, Pensacola,
Florida.
Lieutenant { Junior Grade)
Henry w. Kroes, Jr. and Lieuten-
ant (Junior Grade) Floyd C..
Richards left today for North
western University where they
will take a course in Naval Sci
ence under the Holloway
Plan.
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-07
COlOred Man Found
Guilty Of Mistreaiillg
Animals; Given
Suspended Sentence

Daniel Gabriel, colored. was
given d 15-day suspended senten-
ce by Judge Hilary Albury in
Municipal Court yesterday for
cruel treatment of a team of hor-
seS.
Gabriel agreed to the Judges
suggestion that the team should
be turned over to the Key West
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-07
Voice OF America Beaming
Radio Waves To Iron Curtain
Over Sixty-One Transmitters

to kill with static broadcasts
directed from this country to
nations behind the Iron Curtain.
Directors of the Voice of Amer
lea felt confident today that
some of the programs will get
through clearly to listeners in
Russia and her satellites.
Meanwhile, Russians are cele-
brating Radio Day today. The
Kremlin has informed the Rus
SLAMS that the radio was invented
in Russia, and that it was first
used successfully there. The claim
Continued On Page Four)
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-07
Miami Salesman
Died In Lobby
OF La Concha

Harold H. Blair, a Miami sales
man, died of heart attack at
1925 p. m. last night on a couch
in the lobby of La Concha Hotel,
according to a police report.
Blair was a representative of
the Hill-York Refrigeration and
Air Condition Company. OF Mia
santAt 10 he was suddenly .ssTieix.
en- in the hotel lobby.
While DR.. Herman X. Moore
The Key West citizen., 1949-05-07

freedom of trade. The press is
told the way it must conduct its
news and editorial policies, and
Japs are not permitted to engage
in trade with other nations. AS
result, the japanese have been
unable to get on sound econom-
ic footing, so that they may be
able to improve their condition.
The danger OF communism,
leaders of the Veterans of Fore
Continued On Page Six)
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-02-09
PFC. THOMPSON AT
KEESLER FIELD

A Zion boy, Pfc. Brace M.
Thompson, II, son of M/Sgt.
P. V. Thompson, stationed at
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, report
ed January 25th, to Keesler
Field, near Biloxi, Mississippi,
to begin training in the Air
Forces Radar School located
there.
Keesler Field is one of the
Bases of the Technical Divi-
sion, Air Training Command,
and is also the home Of the
Airplane and Engine Mechan-
les School and the Air Chemi-
cal School.
The training Pfc. Thompson
receives in the Radar School
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-02-09
REGIONAL SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONFERENCE

CONTINUED from page y
The groups will reassemble
for the closing remarks by Miss
Eva Cornelius, the executive
secretary of the National Sum-
day School Association. The
departmental experts will
speak on Elbow to Prepare and
Teach a Lesson to your class"
A Conference of this kind
to have selected Zion as it's TO-
cal point is a great advantage
Don't miss it.!
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-02-09

either in the advanced Ground
Equipment Course or the Air
Borne Equipment Course.
This training will qualify
him to maintain the Air Force
radar equipment so vital to
the defense of America.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-02-09
TOBOGGANING
CONTINUED from p

CONTINUED from page y
for some time the early part
of April, and both of these
groups are busy drilling regu-
larly each week in preparation
for the annual contest. The
leaders are expecting a full
house of parents and friends
to witness this annual program.
Watch for further announce
mentS.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-02-09

will extend over a period of 20
to &c weeks, 16 of which will
be an Introduction to the fun
damentals and principals Of
elementary electronics as ap-
piled to radar. The second
phase of his training will be
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-02-09
Wednesday, February 9, 1949
H. B. MCCORMACK & SON
LEASE ZION BANK CORNER

CONTINUED from Page ~
vate office will be DR.. McCor-
mack's optical parlor and he
will be able to offer his pa
tients. much better service in
the larger quarters.
They are now authorized
Bulova Watch dealers and will
carry a complete line. Also fac
ing on Sheridan Road over the
entrance, toward the east, will
hang a large outdoor sign bear
ing the jewelers. name, and, at
the bottom, will be suspended
large circular clock sc inch
es in diameter. They also will
carry Elgin and Garland
watches; as we'll as Keepsake
diamonds, rings, electric
clocks, Sheaffer Pens and Pen
ellis. Besides this they expect
to display a complete line Of
costume jewelry.
All the Safety Deposit Boxes
will be taken over by the Nc
Cormacks and will be operated
under the same conditions and
protection as at present gov
ern the vault facilities. Store
hours will be from $3.50 a. m.
to 6 p. m. on week days and till
9 p. m. Fridays and Saturdays.
The jewelers. will have a
complete Watch Repair de-
partment, repairing Swiss and
American made watches. They
have the only 'Watch Master"
machine in Zion, which en-
ables them to repair, adjust
and regulate watches much
more accurately and quicker.
New modern, fluorescent
light and floor fixtures will en-
nance the interior of the build
ing, which will be redecorated
in modernistic manner.
DR.. Harry Mccormack has
been in the jewelry business in
Zion since 1912. Daryl, his son,
was born in 1922 and is a Vet
eran of World War II.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-02-09

cere thanks to our many
friends, relatives and neigh
bors for the assistance and
sympathy extended to us at
the death of our father.
The Naffziger Family.
Arkansas State press., 1949-02-11
Bush School

The PTA is formulating plans to
celebrate its Founders Day Tues
day, February 18th in the audito-
rum. The Program Committee,
Mrs. B. S. Moore, chairman, is
planning an interesting program.
Professional Growth meeting
was held Tuesday evening with
Mrs. v. A. Arnold and Mrs. P. A.
Johnson discussing THE Charac-
teristic of a Good Teacher. Much
valuable knowledge was gained by
the wholesome discussion.
The Gray Club held its regular
meeting February 3rd with its
sponsor, Mrs. H. G. Carter. An in
teresting program for the second
half of the school term was made.
Some features included: Story
telling, a talk on citizenship by
the principal, w. ]. c. Hunter,
movies, and recreation periods. as
members are enrolled. Leartis
Enoch, president. Henry Williams,
Arkansas State press., 1949-02-11

dance for the month: Curtestine
Holt, Mabel Lee Moore. Gloria
Ray. Manuel Williams. Henry Gull
den, Melvin Ziegler, Carolyn Finn,
and Vera Bryant Little Brenda
Martin will represent the month
of February in the Primary AS
sembly Monday, Jan 81. 1910. A
Valentine song will be sung by
the following pupils: Solola Joiner,
Mabel Moore, Vera Bryant. 10
Ann Anderson, Jane Lee Hill,
Gloria c. Ray, Carolyn Finn,
Helen Stewart and Martha Hur-
vey.
In the Music Department, the
4th 5th and 9th grades have been
learning songs by syllables. win
ter songs describing a scene which
is painted on the blackboard, and
working on the program for next
month. Unit 10 was studied dur
ing the spelling periods. Among
the 4th grade "A pupils made 100
in spelling, 54 in the 5th grade and
of the two sixth grades 33 made
100. Mrs. M. S. jackson has charge
of the music and spelling.
Arkansas State press., 1949-02-11
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

Troop POS met at the Little
House Saturday morning. They
prepared French fried potatoes
and tomato juice. They have made
plans to meet each Saturday at
the Little House. At some of their
meetings they will cook and at
other times they will hike or have
a business meeting, The troop
plans to learn a variety Of Girl
Scout games at their next meet
ing.
A troop is in the making at
Bethel Church. This troop met at
the church Friday evening and
organized.
Miss Bessie Ward, acting field
director, is taking her Public Or
ientation Course at Asilomar, Cal
ifornia.
Arkansas State press., 1949-02-11
TOILETTE

A delegation from the Toilette
Chapter attended the NAACP Con-
ference in Hot Springs January
Goth. See your agent Swanson