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Evening star., 1950-08-30

Hourly Sales on the Exchange To-day:
11;0U am $50 200 1900 noon $50 600
100 pm $40 600 200 p.m.- 900 900
fUnit Of trading 10 shares 'In pank-
ruptcy or recelversnip or being reorganized
assumed by, such companies. Rates OF oivi-
dends in the toregoing table are annual
or semiannual declaration. unless ether
wise noted, special or extra dividends are
not included. cid Called. Ex dividend
stock dividend. q Cash or stock. De-
clared or paid SO far this year. Payable
dend date. paid last year. b Declared
or paid after stock dividend or split-up
< Declared or paid this year. an accumula-
this yea dividend omitted. deferred or no
action taken at last, dividend meeting
dating dividend, q Payable in stock. exact
cash value undetermined on declaration
date.
Evening star., 1950-08-30
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Aug. 80 R,.-cotton fu-
lures showed renewed rallying tendencies
in forenoon trading today. Earlier pres
sure of Commodity Credit Corp. hedging
and profit taking abated and the market
lows on mill buying and short covering.
According to ring estimates about $4,000
bales Of CCC cotton were hedged in fu-
Noon prices were So cents to $1.1O a
bale higher than the previous close. Oc-
tober 39.1S; December. 39.0S. and March,
40 al
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FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. Aug. 80 P-Foreign ex-
lars, others in cents): Canadian dollar
in New York open market, ga per cent
discount or 90.S7A United States cents.
unchanged.
Europe - Great Britain tpound),
So 8Ob, UNCHANGED; Great Britain 80
day futures, 2.S0H, unchanged; Great
Great Britain 9O-day futures. 2s0h, un-
changed; Belgium (franc). 1855. un-
changed; France dranc), .2sss of cent
unchanged: Holland tguilder), 1928, up
.Ol of a cent; Italy Qira), 1914 of a
cent, unchanged; Portugal (escudo)
3.46A. up .0034 of cent; Sweden (krona),
1887, unchanged; Switzerland Qranc)
Hree), 23.02 of 01 of a cent.
Evening star., 1950-08-30

SAAAS$s
The new fa-
cilities have
been ordered as
part of t h e
company's ST.
105, 900 i'm
provenent and
expansion pro-
gram.
The program
a ESQ calls for
the expenditure
of $4,000 for
n e W a eri a |
cable additions
on the Vir-
Evening star., 1950-08-30
Odd-Lot Declines

The Securities and Exchange Commis-
customers with odd-lot dealers or special
lists on the New York Exchange for Au-
gust 20: 1923 purchases involving 143, =
671 shares; sales involving 145. .971 shares
involving 5.140 orders including 1,47S
shares sold short on A orders.
Evening star., 1950-08-30
Washington Exchange
SALES.

Washington Gas com-10 at 26h.
Potomac Elec Pwr coma at 1879.
Potomac Elec Pwr comb at l3as.
Washington Gas com-10 at 26h.
Capital Transit 1st ref 4s-S1 900 at 1914.
Potomac E Pwr 3.60Go pfd A-6 at 46h
Potomac Elec Pwr com-5O0 at 13M
Garfinekel 4Ref pfd-20 at 1734.
Real Estate Title Ins--3 at 10.
pIIRI IH Ir'rII .YI,X RrlhIrG
Evening star., 1950-08-30
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, Aug. 80 fF,.-spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper, 22h-
24k cents pound. Connecticut Valley
Lead, IA cents a pound. New York. Zinc,
% cents pound, East st. Louis. Tin,
81 .02 q pound. New York.
Evening star., 1950-08-30
C.&P. Plans 10 Install
New Alexandra Unit
In Expansion Program
Rx EdWord G. Stone

The Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co. of Virginia has an
nounced plans for installing a
fourth dial unit in its Alexandria
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Aug. 80 R.-Dividends
declared: Pc Stock of Pay
Rate riod. record able.
Evening star., 1950-08-30
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Arkansas State press., 1950-05-26
PINE BLUFF
Jewel Morgan

Elder Warren of Little Rock
and Elder Littieton of Hot
Springs were guest of the Alliance
which was held at Elder Streets
assembly, Three new members
were baptized. Other guests of the
Pine Bluff Assembly were Elder
and Mrs. Gardner of Kansas City,
Mrs. Lyons of Kansas, Elder War.
rem and daughter, Mrs. White
Edward Arnold Fletcher is cele-
brating his fourth birthday Sun.
day. Twenty guests or more will
take part. Edward is the youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene FLEET
cher. The funeral of Lavell II
Robinson was held at Kings High
way Baptist church recently. Sur.
vivors are his wife, Mrs. Nathel
Robinson, two daughters, lola Mae
and Glenda Jean, one son, Level
jr., two sisters Of Ell Dorado anc
a host Of other relatives anc
friends.
Arkansas State press., 1950-05-26

tend summer school at Philandef
Smith college. Mrs. Lee Horn
beiger gave a surprise birthday
dinner honoring her husband on
May 81. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Nc
Donald were dinner guests. Mrs.
A. V. Smith left recently to visit
her parents and other relatives in
Mariana Gus Hatehett, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Hatehett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theoplis Henderson and Mrs. Mary
Hornbeiger were house guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Mitchell of
Little Rock recently The United
thermometers rendered a program
at St. John Baptist church in Lit
tie Rock recently. Mrs Onnie
Reeves. Sam Stephenson and Mrs.
Mary Hornbeiger accompanied the
group to Little Rock 30. Mr.. and
Mrs Baxter Dukes entertained the
senior class and faculty with six
o'clock luncheon last week. Out of
town guests were Mrs. Horfense
Jones OF Pine Bluff and Miss Bar
bara Walker OF Kansas City.
Arkansas State press., 1950-05-26

gan May q with the baccalaureate
services. Rev. J. K, Thornton was
speaker. Wednesday, May "a, the
primary and elementary divisions
presented programs. Glass night
was held, Superintendent L. B,
Kennedy addressed the class OF
seven boys and three girls, Mem.
bers of the class are; Robert Lee
Brlm, James Carter Garland vii.
liams, Ever Lean Wells, valedc.
torian; Ophelia Knight, salutatori.
an; Lille Jones, Viola Cheathem,
Ora Dell Hicks, Estella Lock,
Clementine Jones. All exercises
were held in the school gymna.
sium.....The members of New Bet
hel Baptist church at Arkadelphia
are holding their sixth anniversary
for Rev. H. T. Hall, pastor of the
church Well it is spring again
because the birds are singing, the
trees are blooming and everything
is as pretty as gold
Arkansas State press., 1950-05-26
GURDON
Oscar Depriest Campbell

A Mothers Day family reunion
was held at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Buckner in Malvern re-
Gently. Persons attending were
Mrs. Bernice Nails, Ethel Stephens.
MIR and Mrs. Sandy Cook, Mrs. o.
Dunwood and daughter. Mrs. Mile
Burt and daughter, Mrs. Clovia
Burts Of Bornice Louisiana. Mrs.
Mrs Mile Burt and daughter. and
Mrs Ruth johnson Of whelen 600.
Mrs. A. ID. Smell and Mrs Myrtle
Harrington sponsored Mother S
Day program last week Mrs. Der.
ina Lee Harper OF Chicago and her
mother Of Gurdon visited In Tie
home Of Mr. and Mrs. A. c Bar.
low Mrs / S Bragg returned
home following an extended visit
with her daughter. Mrs John
White Of Flint Michigan Mrs
Bragg also visited relatives In
Chicago and Gary, Indiana Rev.
5. L Lloyd and his congregation
went TO Perlor church last week
The Gurdon Pan,hcrs los, a
hcari breaking game last week az
,he recreation Park 70 the 81
Louis Black Cardinals by a score
OF 4 TO 2 The Painters were n
me lend until the bottom half of
Arkansas State press., 1950-05-26
AUGUSTA
q. w. Layne


Mr.. and Mrs. Booker Sewer and
brother, John Ode Sewer of st.
Louis are in the city visiting their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Sc
vier and Mrs. Matte Freeman .....
Mrs. Samantha Wilson's cousin and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs Tate OF
Wynne motored here and spent
the evening recently Mrs. Jere-
lene Billiard and sister, Mrs. Jes-
tina Daniels of Pine Bluff spent
Mothers day here with parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lowe Mrs.
Plummer Erwell's daughter of
California spent few cays in the
city and left to visit her parents in
Georgia Mrs Alice Mitehnor was
called to the bedside Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs Avery Tucker Of New
port Emmett Chandler Of Alton,
Illinois is visiting his wife Mrs
Maggie Chandler, Of this city
Miss Pearlle Jones of Memphis is
in the city visiting her mothe, and
other relatives PINK Napoleon
Emmerson left for ST. Louis re-
Gently Mrs Hattie Adams Of
Chicago visited her mother, Mrs.
Lizzie Lee. and other relatives
Persons on the sick list this week
are, Mrs. Collier Mrs. Weather.
spoon, VIII Jackson and John Eos
ter Ed Bradley is making rapid
Improvements Mrs Donally suf.
fered a stroke recently Mrs. Edna
Brewers sister of Little Rock was
in the city recently Mrs. Ula
Pondexter suffered a fall recently
She is now able to be up and is
reported resting well Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Smith spent Mothers
Day in Yazoo City, Mississippi with
his parents..a..Re A. c. Burton
and Mrs. Edie Page along with
Mrs Bessie Green attended the
AME District Conference in Cotton
Plant last week Mrs. Katie Brun-
son was Brinkley visitor recent
ly......A pew ralley will be held al
Iackson's Chapel CINE church Sun
Day Captains are c. c. Jackson.
Mrs Ida NJ Black. T r. Robinson.
.. c Duffy, and Mrs. Dora Robin
son Rev. s. L. Easley. pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1950-05-26

Aln J. A. Taylor

Mrs. E. A. Gatlin of Little Rock
was the guest of her mother, Mrs,
Pearl Onnal. She was accompanied
here by Mrs. M K Halliburton,
also of Little Rock Wedding
Dells rang at the home of Rev
and Mrs. Andrew Roberts as Miss
Rubie Parker became the bride of
j.. +. Williams last Saturday in a
candlelght ceremony.-....Rev. Rob-
erts, uncle of the bride. officiated.
The brite was dressed in a navy
crepe dress with corsage OF
.forget-me-nots. Mr.. and Mrs Will
uams motored through the west
.ern part of the state on their
honeymoon before returning. They
also visited the brides mother, Mrs
Parker, in Fort Smith. For travel
the bride wore a two piece suit
of light beige with blue aecesso-
ries. The couple will be at home
ut 1852 Harrison Street. Willie
Span of Little Rock visited his
mother, Mrs. Annie Span, who is
Ill Mrs. Maggie Johnson Of No
Little Rock was the CUES, If her
son. Robert recently Mrs Hes
ter Wade, and Mrs Essia V Perry
Of Little Rock visited their mother.
Mrs. Julie Thomas. and Their sis
tiers. Mrs. Adell Fmbry and Mrs
X Wesley. recently.
Arkansas State press., 1950-05-26

appearance was much too plain and drab
The rue-lhe facts, such his being turned d
coach by every college he had written were trnd or Job
when his brother announced he finally had lob ~ with hum
s. Army ''S With the
Scenes as showing Jim crowsm when Jackie and 10 NJ
ers were not allowed to wash up small town bapa
OFF with fadeou which good taste because . were eh
from being documentary The main thing is that s p The
hickey was undergoing the changing point in his cara ne
Suspension came when Jackie the BROOKLYN icing h
Tor the Montreal team For three hours Rickev suot s
at Jackie painting dark scenes of name caina - aud S
might occur when Negro placed on a white esong .
Suppose collide with you second base Jackie un
yell, YOU dirty black What do you doqp NV" Get
Jackie thinks and My Hickey do vo ~
who's afraid to fight back vat Nl9s
want Daiipayer with CUTS enough NOT to fight bach.
hickey You've got to do this job with base hits and |
and fielding ground balls, Jackie Nothing esen "a I
And so he did Then, few seasons later vhe, ro,4
to speak at the UnAmerican Activities Committee in S
was the first to "Nows your chance to fight b '
And that's why the Jackie Robinson Story i.
picture It's one of the few films which begins with a
ENDS with 1t solved 1t carries message too as ha
out in the ending In this great country of ours -
to be President of the United Staes-or plav second si
Brooklyn Dodgers" Se wild
Arkansas State press., 1950-05-26
Ses Arc


Last Monday night, a turkey
dinner was served at Douglass
School Leon Coke, supt. oi
the Des Arc district schools. was
guest speaker. Prof. j. Mckissie
introduced the speaker. A quilt
was rallied of at the dinner and
was won by Robert Humboldt
Others on program were Mrs. O..
Neal and the Glee Club, which
was accompanied by Jimmy Nc.
kissie Mr. and Mrs. MeKissie and
Mrs. oNeal are doing good work
IN our SCHOOL, large crowd at.
tended the services at Hickory
Plains last Sunday -....... Sunday
School at Fellowship baptist
church was conducted by Supt..
Floyd Thomas. Both banners were
awarded to Class no. l.. Last Mon
day afternoon the WINS held pray
er service......Odie Brow spent the
weekend with his sister and bro
Their in Hazelhurt, Mississippi.
Mrs Carrie Koonce and grand
daughter Pricilla spent Mothers
Day in Memphis George w.
Thomas, OF Chicago. visited rela-
tives and friends in Hazen and
Des Arc last week Mrs Louise
Ford spent the week end in Hic-
kory Plains.
Arkansas State press., 1950-05-26
STAN PS
Sidney Young

Mrs. Maggie Hale, daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. f. Brown of Califor.
ma, is visiting friends here. Mrs
cleveland Green returned from
Texas where she had been visiting
rela'ives~~.LcT school held Bac.
calaureate services last Sunday DIR
l. ID. Alexander, dean OF Shorter
College, delivered the address
Shelton Griffin has been missing
from home since May 10. Any in.
formation concerning him will be
appreciated Mrs Emma Gallagher
carried the 9th grade class TO
Shreveport on a sightseeing tour
All reposicd an enjoyable time
X Hayes Is home with his mother
Mrs. Ellen Marshall
Arkansas State press., 1950-05-26
MCN ELL


5. p. Williams and family of
Camden spent a few hours with
his mother, Mrs. Susie Williams
last week. Mrs. Rena Weaver
spent several days in Waldo with
her son. Calvin Weaver MIR. and
Mrs, Joseph Terry and Mrs. A.
l., jenkins spent Mothers Day in
Manderville with John F. Wilson
and daughter. Miss Emma Wilson.
Rev. M. d. Hemphill, pastor of
Trinity CINE church, delivered the
Baeealaureate sermon Sunday. Rev.
c, H Hughey delivered the class
day address Miss Marie Weaver
spent a day in Macedonia commun-
ity with Miss Jaunita Green. The
following members of the Faculty
are attending summer school, Miss
Thelma Biddle, State college Pine
Bluff; w. c. Thomas Bishop col.
lege Marshall, Texas, Mrs. S. A..
Carmen, Bishop college; Mrs. Eva
Mae Avery, Philander Smith col.
lege, Little Rock. Mrs. Mentoria
Montague and children of Sweet
Home spent Sunday with her mo-
Their, Mrs. Fannie B. Pennington
and her sister, Mrs. Corine Run
yam .... Mrs. Gordon of Monroe ac.
complained her husband, Rev. M
X. Gordon to his work last week
Rev. Gordon is pahstor of Bet
heny Baptist church.
Arkansas State press., 1950-05-26
A Surprise For ALL
ROBINSON FILM ADDS ten YEARS TO
NEGRO PROGRESS N HOLLYWOOD
BY Dolores Calvin

New York City-calvln News serviee)-Tev said the Jackie
Robinson Story would surprise everyone you won't
surprise you until its author Arthur Mann
stated That It'll surprise people going n-tha
IT'S going to be sociological
lar from that It's real rstrate picture things
acung OF academy award calber
We watched the preveW the film opens at the Aso
Theatre May Eth with all cynical thoughts Of expecting doc
menary message to unfodBu refreshing and
SO different that with many who have
ed This motion petue
The Story begins amid the Of inspiring music to tell
great sorand the camera along walking
not with fear the weight prejudice
with ambition and determination.
There touched deep understanding not
sympathy pity that Jackie yourself root
ing Tor nm to lind to break the barriers
reveal true his mother though
playing small does with sincerity is excepionaev
good akes wife Her refreshing Our only criticism
IS that y should We given her becoming
Arkansas State press., 1950-05-26
CAM DEN
Darlene Marshall

commencement exercises for the
senior class Of Lafayette high
school were held Thursday even
ing. May Is in the school audi
forum. Graduating seniors are:
Vera Mae Elliott. Berniee Gordon,
Darlene Marshall. Matte L. Burris,
Alice A. johnson. Charles J. Smith
vernal Robinson. Lawrence Green.
John d. Elliott. Henry l.. McHenry,
5amuel J. Johnson. Woodrow II.
Harris and Leroy Gaskin . ZION
HILL COMMUNITY-Mrs. Dora
Armstrong, O N. Walker, and
Mrs. Mary Greening all are on the
sick list this week Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Marshall were visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs C. Randall
sast Sunday Mrs Sadie Porchia
OF Detroit is home visiting her
spother .... James and John Willie
Armstrong were home from De
froii last week 10 visit their mo-
fher A Mothers Day program
was held at Zion H;ll church last
Sunday sponsored by Mrs Angus
"a Rogers The Washington fami-
ly were guests OF Mr. and Mrs. c.
N. Walker last Sunday Freddie
ice. Darlene and Namon Marshall
attended the prom At Nevada
County Training school and report
I'D an enjoyable time there ....,.
Johnnie Lee Marshall went out OF
town Sunday on business.
Arkansas State press., 1950-05-26
Dewitt
+. ID. Pitts

r. ~. ElttS
The Mothers Day program spon.
sored by the Missionary Society
was very Well attended. Mrs. Der.
tina Pitts supervised the program.
Mrs Leona Elders Of the primary
department sponsored a picnic last
week Ed Pitts, b. j. Strivers E
Williams and Sam Hobson motor.
ed to Pine Bluff last week
Frank Pitts, Freeman Virgins.
Mrs. sallie Green, Mrs. E. c.
stevens and Isiah Pitts participant
cd IN singing program at the AM
+ church in Gillett recently Rev
A. Bass is pastor Mr.. and Mrs.
V. Nelson spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. Lucy Barnes of
Mariana The Dewitt Branch OF
the NAACP is sponsoring a mem.
oership rally Sunday at the New
Hope church in Ethel. DIR. ]. A.
White, state president. will be the
guest speaker On the sick list
this week are Mrs. Sileana Pitts
Miss Doretha Stevens and Monroe
Bradford.
Arkansas State press., 1950-05-26
Boughton
Hlttir n AruStenax

Mrs. Mary Mozel was at church
las, Sunday after having been con.
fined TO her home for several
weeks Mrs Ardie Meey King Of
Oakland, California is here visiting
her family, the Hamilton's Mrs
Nellie Mae Wilson Of Camden Wis.
tied her relatives here recently
Mrs. Hcstley Douglas Of Hope Is
visiting her mother and father. Mr.
and Mrs Pride Little Paris Arm.
strong visited her aunt. Mrs Nora
Jones at Fulton On the sick list
this week is Rev Luther Andcr.
on-.-Also on the sick list Is jim
Buford Of Okolona The Wash
ington Junior High school gave a
social last Thursday night Last
Monday night, the students Of Up
church high school presented a
play.
Arkansas State press., 1950-05-26
CROSSETT
Eunice LampkinS

Joe Sargent was called 10 Rod.
ney Mississippi because OF the
death Of his mother Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Watkins moved TO
west Monroe, Louisiana Funeral
services fg Hubert Pipkins were
held recently Mrs. Ada T. Dunn.
Mrs Willie M Woods and Tommle
NJ. Irving motorcd to wilm5t TO
attend the commencement cxer.
cises at wilmot high school. Mrs
Margaret Lagrande, principal G..
l.. Darnell visited his wife and
son last week While here he dc.
livered the commencement address
at wilmot.
Arkansas State press., 1950-05-26

MIR. and Mrs V. Newborn
are proud parents Of a baby boy
Mr.. and Mrs Roosevelt Ankion
are proud parents OF a boy also ...
Mrs. Lille Austen is visiting in st.
Louis Id. School will close today
iirs. Susie Jones and grand.daugh-
ter. Fannie Mae. returned home
from Milwaukee last week Mrs
Emma weatherspoon Is on the
sick list. Mrs Ella Jackson has
been reported III also Mr. and
Mrs. jefferson are visiting their
grandchildren here. Mrs. Gilbert
Hunter spent The weekend In Lit
tie Rock Mr. and Mrs Davis
were the guests Of George Whit
taker last week Mrs. Eva AS
born was the guest Of Rev and
Mrs. Hall last week. Mrs Eva
Asborn was the guest Of Rev and
Mrs Hall las. week Mrs Rosa
Hsrisfield and Mrs Katie lee
Hunter motored 10 Arkadelphia
isst week jim FL Hunter win
sing and play FOR the school clos.
fns Mrs Mary Francis Crarr
will address 'he school today
ns'ph ouaries and his brother n.
long with Mrs Alice Jones went
on q sightseeing tour and were
guests ~ Jim Wilson Mrs FAN
ME Mae Jones IS IN love with Joe
louis Hunter The engagement viii
be announced soon