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S. KANN SONS CO.

CAsHIER-NcR soo0 opeTator for
4ssp ssisIs' Apply 'istos stoANs. Hssl';ca sss
cAsaikhhE sa hsi Experienced, n:Ei prefer. ri One
perience. Goad salary; pleasant
fHE " YOUNG 1siis; MEMS sHoP.' 6f'' 1s}s Sls'i' F
CxsHIER-CHECKER. available 10
am. to pm. must have tele-
phone; no weekend work; will
train young woman willing to begin
in relief pool for fast cafeteria lines
in Govt. buildings. GOVERNMENT
Ss ior sass ss
throush PSi'uie PSi io:45 se.nasaA mes to on aI5
pm; will train qualified young lady.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES. INC,
1135 21st st. NV.
CLERK-Between 21-30., to, sell shoe
accessories in shoe repair shop. Must
be personable. Local refs Apply in
person, 350s Conn. ave. Wo. 0646.
CLERK for sheet music department;
See Miss Jones, KIT MUSIC CO.
CLERK, able to work with figures;
high school graduate: permanent
poslllOn. Apply IHE IOLM AN
LAUNDRY. 524S Wisconsin ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST. young high school
graduate to train for position in
personnel records dept; 40-hr. wk
Apply in person, 1924 H st. NV
CLERK-TYPIST. single, recent high
school graduate, for perm. position
in life Insurance CO.; must be good
typist and have aptitude for figures.
Apply hoom 800, between 8 and IL
an, 816 14th st. NV. -l2
CLERK-TYPIST, under %, for per-
manent position, large insurance
desirable, but not required. 5-day
wk. Apply in person, 41S Wood
cEEfEfRSko0T1aYRp1srs-Ase EffS o1aRp 20 to 80. so The 7
Evening Star has an opening in
the classified advertising depart
ment. An opportunity for an ac-
curate typiSts with good telephone
voice, who is capable and would
enjoy rendering service to customers
by telephone. 5-day, 40-hour week
II interested, apply personnel ONCE,
Room 504. THE EVENING STAR,
1101 Pa ave. NV Ia
CLERK -TYPISTS-Accurate with fig
ures; maintain circulation records;
national publication: 5-day wk: ex-
Gel. advancement opport. Elk. 5340.
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statesmen

10 openings in our Md, d. C. and Va
stores for major home appliance
representatives Prefer men 25-40
interested in a permanent connec-
tion and advancement Car essen
tial. Thorough training. Draw VS.
liberal commission. Call HO, O935
for interview, appointment.
Western Auto Supply Co.
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wanted to join with partners; mus
know business in all department.
and take complete charge. Give
phone number and experience. Boz
40-D, Star. -13
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WAN AA~AASSSh AsAASSAS~A
Life Insurance Co.
1887 De Sales St. NV. Ia
sTENOGRAPHER-CLERK-Und 25,
for permanent position with large
insurance CO.: 5-dav week. Apply
in person. 41s woodward Bldg
sTENoGRApHER CLERK for bank
at Rhode Island ave. and 4th st
ing conds.. 5-day. 4o-hr. wk. Give
age, educ, exper. and refs. Box
TYPiST. Single, 25-35. capable OF
handling automobile. casualty ano
inland marine in local branch off1ce
Of large fire and ca casualty all com
position and opportunity for ad-
NoRTHWEsTERN Seasf1aeHs RaAf NATIONAL, NPH'S Il
woodward Bldg Ill
TYPIST, advertising agency; thor
knowledge of stenography desirable.
good starting salary; 5-day, 40-hr
wk. Call DI. 74OO for appointment
good salary permanent posi-
ton. AppE HoLLYWoOD CLOTH
ING COMPANY, 703 7th st. NV.
TYPlsT wANTED-To do general
MOSKINs. 729 7th st. NV.
MATTRESSES, white, experienced. Ap-
ply KING OF THE SEA RESTAU-
RANT. 1919 Conn. ave. NV. OR.
WAITRESS. experienced. Apply 1917
Rhode Island ave. ne. liz
NOTWITHSTANDING; in good-class
restaurant; long experienced serving
food. Apply in person. 904 9th st,
NV. OYSTER BAY RESTAURANT.
WAITRESSES-Mus have experience
in better restaurants or hotels;
serving dinners. cocktails and wine;
steady position; no Sun. work.
NAPOLEON 2649 Conn. ave. NV.
White; night work; ref
erences. Apply I'LL Good Hope sc.
49,
WAITRESS. white: 81 or over; RA.
1921 after II am. New Hampshire
and Farragut st. l2'
m to 7:30 pm. No Sunday work
ALLISON'S RESTAURANT. 6216
3rd st. NV, GE. 0513. -13
Experienced, tray
service; apply SEAFARE RESTAU-
RANT 9SO1 ConN -1C
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Field Representative

THE CHICAGO TECHNICAL COL
dent and Home Study School, has q
territory in Northern Virginia ano
Maryland available for an intangi.
BILE salesman capable of earning
$4,000 per year; work consists oi
enrolling students from inquiries
created by our extensive ADVERTISING
program: no canvassing; adequate
field training under able field man.
ager; permanent position with ex.
cellent opportunity for advance
ment. Applicant should be 80 to so
bondable, have a good automobile. q
good sales record and willing to work
evenings. Drawing account against
commission. Write fully giving per-
sonal history and interview will be
arranged in your city. A. B. CLEM-
ENTS, 5000 South Michigan Ave,
Chicago 10. Illinois. IL
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HOUSEMAN-Room and boarding
house. Sundays and ewes. of. 1409
INsuRANCE Al UNDERwRITER-Local
Independent casualty company Of
fers attractive position to experi-
enced man who would appreciate
opportunity to advance in our eX-
pansion program now under way
Agency or company experience ac-
ceptable. This is not an ad BY
Star Ill
colored, married, no chill
dren, for large garden type apt
project; nearby Arlington, Va;
must have references. Apply MRS
MOORE, Apt. 102, 2613 Lee blvd,
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HELP MEN
HELP MEN AND WOMEN


CLERICAL ASST, interesting work in
auditing dept; knowledge of Bur
roughs calculator or comptometer
essential. Employees discount privi-
leges and other liberal company
benefits, 40-hour. 5-dRy week. Ap-
ply personnel office. SEARS ROE
BUCK & CO.. $500 Wilson blvd.
DEMONSTRATORS to show the prod
ucts of BETTER BRITISH CO. Full
and part time; men and women;
no canvasslng. Apply in person
D. c. Employment, 18th and Pa
ave, Mrs. Burton. Ill
MAN AND WIFE, colored, middle -ag ed
peri. to live and work on small
farm estate in nearby Md; some
actual farm experience: nice quar-
ters, board and salary; real home
for reliable couple. Ashton 5sl4
PRESSERS, exper. on woolens; mus,
be sober and steady workers; mus,
be able. to produce quality work
Apply in person; DO not phone
Montgomery St. Alex. Va. Ill
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HOUSEKEEPER

To live in; for employed couple and
school-aRe son, Must be good cook
and Thorough cleaner New home,
all modern conveniences; S25 per
week and lovely room with bath.
Call EX. 1884.
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statesmen

Steady year-'round income with de-
pendable year-'round products.
Aluminium Awnings.
Aluminium Door Canopies.
Aluminium combination screen and
storm windows and doors.
We make them right here in our own
modern plant. To you as sales
man it means.
l. Immediate installations.
2. Immediate commissions.
3. Pleased customers for further
leads.
We are in position to train several
inexperienced men.
Visit our plant! See for yourself
WEATHER-MASTER co.
2727 9th st NE.
At Foot of Franklin St. Bridge
II,
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WEATHER-MASTER CO
SALES TRAINEES

SALES TRAINEES
International organization. If you
work hrs. per day and want to
learn salesmanship, we have a
proven sales plan for you. We show
you that you will make money with
our company. Earnings the first 30
to go days, S60-$SO per W After
Murray, Rm 80, Ring Bldg, 18th
and NJ SITS. NV, 10 to / only Ill
SALES TRAINEES (3)
Neat appearing. with car. interested
in rapid promotion. Thorough train
ing. Weekly earning average S75
trom hnp1v as 6eSinnns a5N1 N1 ssaasasfins
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SECYS.-

locations, highest salaries. ATLAS
-AGCY. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV. Ia
Al Secretary (F.), $50
Export-import exper.. admin. ability
knoll. bookkpr. Engineering secy
air cond.. $50. Trade assoc secy
expr., knoll. bk. S55 up. Medical
secy., under 50. exper,, $50 wk
Assoc. secy,, single. und. 35, excl
future, start $3.50 plus. Legal sec
retary. expr.. wonder fut, 500 up
at once. Junior stenog. (24), assoc
law, ind. hotel, .S45-S50 wk., inter
esting offlces. Need 200 new ap-
plicants daily for top once posi-
positions see Miss Grant or Miss
Lee (NA 2340.
p0vn,o mn ,olI No. ~
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NOTICE
PUBLIC AUCTION

Smiths Storage warehouse
go S St. NV.
Wednesday Mite. Apr. 12th-7:30
Various lots of furniture and general
household effects, suites and odd
pieces, dishes, glassware, rugs, boxes,
trunks. bedding, etc. Terms: cash.
Prompt removal required
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statesmen

Earn big money; sell permanent
aluminium awnings manufactured
locally; season now starting AP
4444. 12"
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Haberdashery Salesman
Young man, experienced In selling
fine quality mems furnishings, full
or part time: highest earning pos
sibilities for aggressive man with
following. Apply to Mr.. Schoen-
berg, FASHION SHOP, INC. 1906
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SEAMSTRESS

oGA1t1o ISCOo
Experienced in dry cleaning plant.
Steady Job, good pay to . thor
eSsHT fs'edlfaisf elEssHRs s0msa sss sRR
SECRETARIAL BACKGROUND. short
hand and typing nee, good at
figures; some know. of bookkeeping
advantageous; person capable OF
.wk.; S37. SO Box 50o-A. Star. -12
SECRETARY. mortgage banking. sc-
curate stenographer, 1@0 words per
| minute minimum, not over 30; ex-
pertence in real estate CT mortgage
able and able to, talk 10 clientele:
permanent position. annual and
sick leave benefits, paid hospitali-
FREpERIcK ". BERENs. INC,
sEcRET1sARYY..s T RI ..s;TTENoGRApHER For
position, good starting salary with
p1 aeoG
sEcRETARy Ecisi i r -srENoGRApHER. Large
construction company Must be
versatile. Excellent WORKING eondi- S-
increases. Experience necessary
SHIRT FINISHERS-Experienced, to
operate a 2-girl unit, Apply At
once, RINALDI & LEEMANS, 1925
Georgia ave, SH. 6T70. IL
| SHORTHAND TEACHER, 6-S pm.
Monday. Wednesday, Friday, down
town location. Box 3S9-C. Star.
SILK FINISHER, must be an expert;
excellent salary, vacation with pay.
SHIRLINGTON CLEANERS, OV.
STENOGRAPHER-A large reputable
Washington Arm. desires the serv-
ice of a neat and industrious young
| lady. The duties are light and
pleasant but applicant must be cap
| able OF assuming some responsible
ties. If qualified and desirous OF
| obtaining permanent position,
write Box ll7-C, Star. Ia
STENOGRAPHER, experienced; per-
manent position; 5-day week. Ap-
ply STONE STRAW CORP, 900
STENOGRAPHER- capable. ef-
ficient and exper., to work , or 3
hrs daily in an exclusive George
town dress shop. WILHFLMINA
ADAMS DRESS SHOP, 32l4 P st.
NV. HO. 2l45. Ia
| azaxx u.
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HELP WoMEN

FRONT OFFICE CASHIER, expert
ence OF MGR 20o0 machine es'
sent.al; must be able to work : an
II pm. the following week. Appii
personnel once. HOTEL STATLER
HOTEL CAsHiER-sta,. .xper.. az,
and Salarv desired in nrs, reply
HorsEkEErER. middle aged woman
lisht housexork: must love children
hive IN. Call SH. 1894
KNITTING INSTRUCTOR - Experi-
encec: yard goods store; Bethesda
M: vi, SS5s' ewes, oE. 1882, lis
MANiCuRiSI. experienced perma-
So sss' sSsT. sgssi'''a jrLRFs tRsE beauty .tsR
MEDICAL SECRETARY. age $40
4o-hE y.S. xk. SO So; experience nsees-
cehent salary only high .ype reed
apply Call wO 4SSs. Ill
NURSES AID. white. for duty in
nursing home in suburbs. pref. live
IN or live in Silver sptins area
OFFICE GIRLS for sealing. stamping
general ONCE work: temporary
acter; good pay, Cali Mr.. JOHNSON
PLACEMENT CoUNSELoR-In wom-
ems. eiericsl-professionsl neld; pref
local pvt. tndust. or empl. service
exper. Submit, resume aualifica'
tions. State salary desired. Boy
"i6-C. Star Ill
PKESSER, silk and wool BUNKER
HILL CLEANERS, 2o09 Bunker HI
I'd. ne. E-2 bus
REAL ESTATE SALESwoMEN-Havt
opening for . women who want tS
better themselves. Real opportunity
for the right persons. RIGGS AMI
CO, OR S565. -l3
SALESGIRL, experienced in children.
wear: full time Apply NAYLOF
KIDDIE LAND, 2S26 Alabama ave
sc. AK Se3l lie
SALESLADIES. Experienced Sports
wear and ready to wear. Gooc
salary plus commissions. Apply
KLEIN'S. 1927 r St NV Ill
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ZED L. WILLIAMS AND
ZED L. WILLIAMS, JR.,
Auctioneers.
Advance Notice
Public Auction Sale of
SIS USED CHINESE RUGS
And
- 107 NEW REAL PERSIAN
RUGS
To Be Sold by Public
AUCTION

Williams Auction House
91S New York Ave.
This Fri. and Sat, April 14th and
18th. Comemncing at 1870 am
each day
The Chinese rugs are, in our opinion
one of the choicest lots of genuine
Chinese rugs to have been offered al
auction in Washington within the
past 10 years. Those wanting the
grand old Chinese-here they are:
Old Chinese colors and attractive
designs. various sizes such as small
mats, throw sizes, small room sizes.
regular room sizes and larger over
sizes. Colds, blues, taupes, tans.
browns, green's, ashes of roses and
other combinations.
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JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT

LAUNDRY SUPERVISOR
For nat work department in large
laundry; must know quality and
production; excellent salary to right
party; reply by letter only stating
qualifications. ARCADE SUNSHINE,
735 Lamont st. NV. Attention:
Miss Moran lie
LUMBER YARD MAN-Must have ex-
perience and written references for
lumber and building material firm
taking complete charge of yard and
men. State salary desired. Write
Box Sic, Star. -13
MACHINIST - Must be all-aroGnd
machinist and experienced in small
precision narts for experimental
shop in an electronic company: B.
day. 40-hour week. Apply in person,
MELPAR, INC. 452 Swami ave,
Alexandria. Va. Ill
MANAGER. assistant. restaurant and
coffee shop, some exper. essential.
Apply Box 100-C, Star. -17
MANAGER, eXper. in small loan,
with exceptional collection ability
wanted to manage Office; must be
ambitious good future: age under
35. Write details Box 449-A, Star.
steamer on Potomac River. WILL
SON LINES. 9TH St. Wharves. i 1
MEAT CUTTER-Experienc Apply
1905 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1950-04-11

SALES PEOPLE-Several wanted IN
ready -towear domeSticS. curtains
years Dept Store experience. Good
salary. Apply WAHL'S DEPT. STORE
1th and H sts. ne, ask for Mr.
Gilbert Ia
SEAMSTRESS, exper. in all phases
of designing and dress making
Apply in person to BURRIER or
D1GBY. 1888 Conn ave. NV. Ia
SEAMSTRESS - Experienced; better
type dresses; exclusive shop. JOAN
ROBERTS, Conn. at L st.
SEAMSTRESS to work part time for
dry cleaner in ne. Washington. Call
10 5-1Q44
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JANITOR

JIM OIL
For elevator apt. in NV. Must have
9Th Glass license; excel. apt. and
sal Box 354-A, Star Ill
JANITOR HOUSEMAN for institu-
tional work: good salary, full MAIN
tenances; drivers permit required.
Apply 5000 N. H. ave. ne. Take
Chillum Hgts, K-4 bus to Peabody
St. Apply 8 to II am, weekdays
Evening star., 1950-04-11
MAN
tlal.
MARTIN MANNING

formal wear shop. Some clothing O,
mems furnishings experience essen
Evening star., 1950-04-11

STENOGRAPHER, gen. once work,
intel. begin. considered; permanent
position; 5-day week and other
benefits. Apply in person.
John Hancock Mutual
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10

school instructors, sub-college
teachers. stenographers, and other
personnel, and college teachers
and administrative officers, num-
Der around l79. OF this number
nine have the doctors degree, sew
en- have completed residence re-
quirements, seventy-one hold mas
ter's degree, and most of the
others have substantial graduate
work toward the masters degree.
Under DR.. Davis administration
the college studied and revised
the curricula which was required
for NCA rating. One of the high
points in the revision was the
formulation of a general education
curriculum, and a program of
Freshman Studies, with a director
and competent staff The library
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10
Local Branch
Naaep To Meet
Sunday At Ywca

The Little Rock branch OF the
National Association for the Ad
vancement Of Colored People will
hold its regular meeting Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Phyl-
lis Wheatley Y. on Gaines street
between 9th and 10th streets.
The NAACP has outlined for
1850 a mammoth program that Is
destined to improve the conditions
Of the citizens Of Little Rock.
Such a program will succeed only
through the cooperation Of all the
citizens. and the new president Of
the Little Rock branch Is issuing
an appeal for every citizen in
Little Rock to join in the program
Of the branch.
Dr. o. D. Henry Is president of
the branch.
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10
Little Rock Girl
In Shakespeare's
Hamlet"

Miss Janice Mccoy. freshman in
the Division of Business at Hamp-
ton Institute, is a member of the
Communications Center Theatre
players who presented Shakes
peare's drama. Hamlet" in Og-
den Hall at the college in Decem-
Der.
Miss Mccoy is the daughter of
Mrs. Ruby Mccoy. instructor at
the new Geo. Washington Carver
grammar school here. She is a
l948 graduate of Dunbar High
school and took part in many
school activities while in high
school.
The group plans to produce Kes-
settings Arsenic and Old Lace"
March II.
Miss Rhoda Jordan Of the Com
Center staff. Director
Of Dramatics, made her debut M
director of Hamlet
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10
Phi|ander Wins
City Championship
Press toto by Davy

Philander Smith college won the
city championship during the first
annual March Of Dimes Basket
ball Tournament held at Arkansas
Baptist college gym January q
and February l. The first tourna.
ment which IL to be an annual
affair was . great success.
On Tuesday night Shorter col
lege defeated the Dunbar Jr col.
lege Blue Jackets by a score Of
% to 81 In the first game. In the
second game Philander Smith de-
feated the Arkansas Baptist COL
lege quintet 90 to 81 In q THRILLING
over time game.
On Wednesday night Arkansss
Baptist defeated Dunbar Jr. COL
lege in the first game by a score
Of 81 to 10. Philander Smith de-
feated Shorter College for the
championship so to ~ In q hard
fought game.
All proceeds Of the games went
to the March Of Dimes drive. Ths
participating schools and officials
donated their services to this very
worthy cause.
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10
Dunbar Principal
Announces Winner
Of Bausch & Lomb

L. M. Christophe. principal of
Dunbar high school, announces
that Miles Henderson, jr. is the
1850 winner of the Bausch and
Lomb Honorary Science Award
Medal for achieving the highest
scholastic record in science SUBJ
jeets during his high school
course. Only winners of this A.
ward are eligible to compete for
four Scholarships sponsored by
Bausch and Lomb Optical Co. at
the University of Rochester.
The Science Award Medal is
presented upon graduation. How
ever, the winner must be selected
at an early date because applica-
tons for Bausch and Lomb Scho-
larship must be filed on or before
March TO- The choice of the winner
is based upon scholastic achieve
ment in science subjects. with in
cidental consideration of records
in other subjects, qualities of
leadership. and extra-curricular
See WINNER-page four
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10

staff was increased and facilities
and holdings were preatly expand
ed to bring the department up to the
point of recognition. The currieu-
la have been increased from ten
major fields to seventeen. A read
ing clinic TO deal with students
who are deficient in reading COM
petence, and speech clinic de-
signed to aid teacher trainees
and others with speech defects
has been established and directed
by well-trained instructors.
The health program was inn
proved, and there are at present
a half-time experienced physician,
assisted by two registered nurses,
a dentist. and a secretary to raise
the level of the health program,
The improvement of the col
lege entire plant has continued
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10
Membership Drive
In Progress

New York-Miss Lucille Black,
membership secretary Of the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People, an
nounced this week that NAACP
membership campaigns are pre-
sently under way in Columbus
Ohio, and Wilmington, Del, with
the assistance of Assistant Field
Secretaries Lester P. Bailey and
Leah Brock. respectively.
Other campaigns in process Of
organization include Washington,
D. c.; San Antonio, Texas; Win
ston- Salem, N. C.; Knoxville,
Tenn, New Haven, Conn; Yonk-
ers, N. Y; and Atlanta, Ga.
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10
Claudia Jones Deportation Case
Scheduled For Hearing Thursday

Hearings the deportation the
Womens Commission Communist Party have been scheduled
for Thursday February 18TH New City, announced to-
day by the American Committee Protection Of Foreign Born
This apparently the United State De-
parmen Justice observes Monthly starting de-
poaon hearings against active Negro lead
err was stated by Abne Green secretary Of the Amer
can Committee for Protection Of Foreign THE Justice Departs
men is negang and subvertng the democratic principles which
Negro History Month observed when to depo Claudia
Jones the British West Indies because beliefs Instead Of
honoring the Negro people by contributing fight equality
the Justice Department discrimination and hysea
with these deportation hearings"
Claudia Jones' 80 old brought United States
from Trinidad British West Indies nine years old She
was brought in New York City she tried to become an
American citizen but prevented from being naralzed
Miss Jones the nontzens who have been
arrested deportation proceedings in the current deportation hys.
See CLAUDIA J0NEs-pase eigh.
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10

At FIRST BAPTlST-Dr. L. A.
Pinkston, distinguished Baptist
minister will be the guest speak
er II Fint Baptist church. TN
and Gaines. -Dr. Roland Smith.
pastor, Sunday Al lice p. m DR..
Pinkston h president Of the Gen.
eral ..Misionsry Baptist State
Convention Of Georgia. and pastor
Of Travellers Rest baptist church
" Atlsnta. Dr. lnkston n one Of
the nations greatest preachers
and most gifted oratorx The city
q Little Rock should avail ~
self Of this opportunity Of hearing
him.
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10

Whatever the outcome OF the
hsnection, President Lawrence
Davis will have reached a mile
homo in the history of the seven
k.three year old institution. 1t
l.. been under his wise leader
hin and tireless efforts, along
bin the sincere efforts and UNI
|erstanding of the board OF Trus-
ses. faculty, students and friends
/ the college that the institution
las reached the point for inspec-
Ion consideration by the North
central Association of Colleges
hid Secondary Schools.
In a recent report by DR.. Davis
\ the members of the board of
kustees, he reviewed the progress
the college in recent years as
kans developed for the inspection
kmmed up briefly, the report
Did;
The leadership of the college
kme during the war years to the
resent administration, and the
bllege had to devote much OF its
hereies to the war efforts. The
hrollment dwindled to 304, and
E faculty was practically depict
Despite this drop in the col
&c population plans were pro-
cted for a peaeetime education
ID a possible rating.
latter the war the four-yeaf col
ne enrolment jumped from
to 1909 between the le44-49
riod, and during the l949-l95O
sion the enrolment rocketed to
BE- Students come from all over
kansas and seventeen states, in.
lding seven students from Afri-
DO meet the needs OF the large |
bdentbody, the faculty has been
heightened which is reflected
the following picture: The total
Guilty including laboratory !
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-10
|isbanding Club
|onates Treasury
10 n. A. 4. {. P.

Twin Falls-Members Of the So
and civic Entire Nous Club"
a recent decision to disband,
|animously voted to send the
lance Of sl44.90 remaining in
Pr treasure to the National As
fiatlon for the Advancement OF
|lored People as the organization
Pieh had done most for the bet
fmen, Of our race as a whole"
|rhe officers Of the club were
|mes N Flake, president; Sadie
King, secretary; and Oda Belle
|rker, treasurer.