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Nertinldar and So earriea red
reptile has ev neitzch. M
Fierine rgfda wore IN exeuisite
rnaf 81 cinnas,a- trfnsnsrz win .
Mint efe4e ars Nint eafIe Win
ms eos' Mrs Friaa wore brown
scrrssories Mis- Ann Patterson
Yves charming + vrerr velvet iha,
enuic Re worn for .unhcH Z
occasions She wore hlacf asees
sarIaz
D z upshur rsseeiad e On
nesr temrnir icanglne etitfit The
enat vac fuil ~ n lieAt hlae
euilte4 rnateriaf ans vaz w1al
with liehf hlne hloHse ars hlass
naianas She wore fir frinne5
shoes
II the teen-aee Crnur NiSs Tre-
onia Greer ',sndeiea 9 dntr dress
q coral hue WITH crinoiin skirs
The creation war designed ~ the
model ard she were Brown pei
v~t bat stvleA after Nary Queen 81
Scots Coral fewelry brown corr
bar and brown san1e saors com-
nletez the nutfit. Miss Fillfrr n
wore purple art hlaek t1ffeta
aress The dress with the iaekei
makes q lovely DAYTIME dress
without IT, y can be worn FOR a
short evening SresS. Marvlre Ray
WINS sr~sse8 N hc- scsicoi -ciors.
prplr md rcld TIE r'eated
skirt ~ rold and purple hlonso
were made by the wearer She
wore brown shoes
Ccc.rtsn a~esses were modelled
by Mrs Austins Williams who was
STUNNING m hrsntifni black
crepe short arcss with lace bod.
ice SIR wore lscc r,ifts md silver
and black ankle strap shoes. a
cocktail ven and an orchid pinned
on her shoulder Mrs faunita
Wells who --oaeled hisrt dress
which can hc used fr- street vrea.
ne well ~ fcr rc-ktans wore
hlart velvet .cressorics n rom
nietc the Fashionable Number.
Mrs fnrniice Warren was lovely
In p creation shc DESIGNED ar eat.
Ter five" dress OF green taffcta
with rold end silver threaAr with
which she wore black velvet ac-
ccssorics Mrs Minnie ? Hicks
was rhavmlns WI n drcee o. lace
and scoulns with stole al ser
Ynsterial which could hc worr for
evening ae we'll ne cocktails Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16


gin WIN have also riedred thai
their states will IN no way ooey
thc 1irtatcs O. tha vnitss etasei
Supreme Court
The Gazette editor from srlsan,
sas told the governor tha' segre
vstion's hirh cost has heie hacx
overall development Of taa
ecuth's c-urationai institutions
Also ne srnriied that serrerauon
WINS the csuse ~ nass Of in
ssinra snsricmy'hbia workers whs
has -rtardce INC economic pr1.
rrcss ~ ~ south.
Mr. Asi,nnre continued
We mnsi rerurnizo first o'
nli ne said 'thn, m Fundamental
" r',hlic activities and thc tcsi
herr wculd hc thrfr Support hy
taw .in1- 'hr Ncero must either
nc t~ratcd without osficiai pre-
iudicc OF IN absolute Srcontrover.
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16

FirRs werr gn's s-ersssrfa NJ
lannra n nennss was exrnslte IA
e ar~ss acsirnea - MNersm a
parpie freneh erena uats ehs1-
'seiss= lininf she were cha
'neaPe wolves hrf A~sisnea -
- aa4 . rarisl- fraer lirr purple
haf ~Aarfrnnee @resasin elcees ar
MiIine nlers4s s~nes S-r @ven.
Csf=Fi1 tu=e a~aara se~ seanasef8.
Mrs NilaHts Andersen roaelea
re Fassnberr orirInIal fp-a rjecE
sll- a~ese t-ir1n,e6 h3ssN vnleel
Shoes we~r hlsck veave, arr saliG
wits hettBus a~oHrs the auk.a
etTare Nrs Je.- Rn 6ri-a ~
delea frs = nale WRITER green
safi~ ssaada xffh reare sna
Tl7f~resancs s'hIre was wtrr AZ
der snah eiose fif1anr flFrs
-,oldinr iecket e t'sn saras sasih
af IRE dresT Mrs. Haruetts DVel
was stunning n dress as tlack
faille rebsle1 faffeta eSarac
Nrw Ys~k paris WITH tseo
folf rs'rpasc tre dress wts re
seff --ssferis} holere ana hat
wtish we're fiue lan r Textures
~~~irsrses v'lfr rAi~rssenes hana
rus1e ,rfrinsi Alverna cNtsaeo
enn n worn far afternoon ard lsta
- intn tlr rvenin7 without ne
3aelrf se ? forrai aHese Ms Dx
r wc~e black velvet rAi-sssen5
trimmed roekteH efeees slack
Ma~euise onera neiurs an5 ex-
rhsnre1 the haf 70 eoektai Z
eaH war; sneas frshfor Sne ear
~sas har ~ ss.il mort beads
Nrs q Tnrroetvn DHvis model
e. Asnner dress Tfsheth pafs
tashien 81 hiurs crere WITH s
Triangular necf line VIII klstk
anr darf hIu5 Neovhg Atade5
frarf ara Flowing aae ararr Sc
Ware Hny Black ees1-srFlaaT
SHAPED sinHss ~ v-a1s ~ heavy
eisrk vafin 81 off wiiH rhine
stara t-imrisa r. n f-eni neah
wign z baHa = reafas q cltht
siss r,rasara haK vea caveriae
the fsee p 1sr-1uss creation Ms
Davis wore ANDREW Celef h1aeh
s,asg slinr rnnps
solos wcse river y Mrsaames
Hszei raiun ard Ysan Re- Gree
Member a. n auxilia6g weFs
s-tirea h rvrnlnr a~rsses OFT
ce-s an int firs EXPERIMENTATION a.
Nh 7 eousn president n +
t'-sArr secretary Mrs : NJ
Robinson tressuref Mrs , Y
ftraan nar'iarncrtariar and Mrs
: A vrwels rtHrlain
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16

aurH e,sh5HH 81 the hou d
Mrs Nurcsso1 last weef TIE
r1snaha~s exhibited sutwork p4=
1oweases tahie cloths dal6es
nrons MT holoeFz ars lovely
disnlav e. qu5lts MS MeMata
nreSI1er. were nlack crepe
wfth studded rhinestone Othez
beautifully aftire5 members were
Mre Mel .srrare and Na Ear
shisav whe wore black creme bHs
Scott black uvl8~ lace and r..
over tsffeta AIRS Huasan HiHH
taffeta win lavender acressaries
Mrs Hive b1aek hroes6e satH5
Ms Mnsrv ass7ss ~ roSee crenl
Nrs Smith Green taffets With We.
yet sash and Mrs. Wac wHl
served at the tabls wors white
crepe All the members wore eola
and blue corsaFes
The vFW Ladies AUXILIARY q tn
Waite r Parker Pos 10 lai1 Fl
presenting it's annual Pre-Thanks
sivInf Tee SUNDAY 81 Hot
chsrnalne from I % b m NJ
saIIie Brooks rresloent mrs
Maxine l. I'D, renorteE
The Golden Echoes one q u.
nations outs4audlnq singins
groups VII Be presented n g
musical concert At Allison pre-
syterlan church 9tn and Game
Al 8 O'Clock Monaay niFat Tn
program Is sponsored by ne mer
q Alnson Chapa
The South Epd GaraeH Clue
viii meet At the homo OF M. ane
MRS. oscaF Ialley 2800 spring
street. SUNDAY from to 5 n'elnck
All members are asked 70 be pres
eat Final pians for the Christ
mas party VIII ne MADE. Mrs Lew
Is Carter. president. Mrs Oscar
Taliey. rcp0rter
MRS. sue Barley Thurman. ms
uonal officer of the Natlonal
Council Of Negro Women. will be
special guest az me local
Council FRIDAY night at 7S0 a-
Hotel Cnarmaine. Mrs Thurman
rs chairman o. museum ana ar
chives for the Council Sne plans
TO interview Mrs Charlotte Ste
paens while IN tine CITY
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16

attc facl re r~eviseS vsitN nes
crate nu+ evr1a' fSrilifles
Iris r-fnr'rle ms rrverer SIDE
aase Ashrsare ssit Per f-~tanee
sorre sfatrs nr@ rarv rfsiss Sill
ssva lawF f~--fd6irr nrseFr~Fst
r ~fl-ienees even o. private
property 'a4ere 4 srerns 70 ue
We hnvc r-usee'n5 rfr authority
e. fhs stetp iufe r sies6 q rrivats
relationship e ce-tsinzY as the
FFac a-voesfez weuls project Il
inTa rrsvats errhsvners TIE
rrsf - srv reeu7 e r~rrsiee
sr~~r~ns'e~ rsus - ~s-teNed ~
~ rfrts - rhanda- i tv rnnsenf
q ffs awsr members
Net recornize thsf - tsc
otter II the uasf ~ewrcEsfics hat
rarsnt M senial uf essential NJ
uasr dignity = members 8. rs
Ner~u minority tsis + seers &
n1e ~houi3 be Z matter q Street
rsneern = arv scwtherse- whs
heia r'Yi-lt- 5fffsc -s'1~ y4~wrtfrai e
vel = rsornf ~rssars
"We caunnf ftf~n orr ha~ayS unaa
tssnsfirs simply heeanSe riseE
raan Is Is vfrtirr nor ran we firc
safe RETREAT r. the sars - lees
tstfr burt nsssif1r thst Recognizes
the vwsvtenee q a. cvr ut T.
ssSts Z : rc-nebacv elsn's rrsronSl
hilifv
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16

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Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16
Granite mountain
j. b. Green

J b. Green
Beginning tonight gridayl tf.
jmIl church Us sponsoring "a
program % OAK Grove Bapt
church Tie Plant, Nev Additil
W a. Jones oi Arch Street B8n
tisl church wiz conduct The mis
and Rev Mcfadoen will c1nol-
Tine message Bov - IS Gree.
booster The meeting WAL conlnu.
tht1uah Monday ai which time "a
repast will bee serve One youug peo
plo The gospel choir ot Arca
Street win sins Mn Jones is
president OF thl junior church and
Rey Copeland ia pastor Follow
lng is g report of finance of lee
Chapel AME church AIS w 22nd
streets. Little hock. Rev Il =
Reed pastor Sunday school sai5.
preaching Sii. league. $3.50 and
preaching, evening, 81
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16

srsrssrurs e-c-~ pare snes
iur eise heirs ~-rdents e esats
fsrts briefly sna rlearlv
BETTER vrenkiur habits ~ also
foste~ed b working d ths srhoo1
paper T'hr student ms + inter
virv n teachers prtnesnai ST.
aenfs 40 natrnrs TIT rrahlea
hirn = carrv or intelligent cor
vr~~ssinns
T'nr ~rhno' nsrpr serves fA5 stu
serty, the farulty parents aAwnnl
and the community n Informing
tn READERS me PAPER presents ~
interesting ans arcurate scccunf
y fhc salient iaeas. rwarsS. ard
situations n erhooi lie. and 4
rtfhffcizes THO educational Pre-
rrar thereby Interpreting Z ard
r-eatinr d favorable ruhflr cpin.
i0n.
tn school paper can . rsHd %
Influence II readers Surnc-tina
tift standards Of citizenship. \
develops schcol Shirt. s.vttzses
rnoe vro-+~r1nrshln. encourages
ioFiea' fNsrsinF. ard nrees fsii
play y this VIZ y heirs = ~.
n 10 life situations TIE endvF.
inr r-frrirics az american 6emoc-
rRcy
Those students who actively par
fic'rate m publishing the school
paper benefit Immensely tNsnsel
vrs and render valuable St~vice
. shr ~-Ar.f
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16
DA-TEX s S.s
Wall Paint
Smells Like
Fresh Cookies
(as IL drjes)
as 10 dries)

MO PAINT STINK --DA-TEN
is eaey 20 use Slides on IKE
hot butter Really washable
$50 tough even q fire hose
can't wash it of 'o of
LIS hnMMlinnI
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16


ace auneaHai cocktail ems ain.
ner dresses we're modelled BY
some 81 fha mos b.2aufifN lz1ies
q the civ Nrs Hazel Hvnsan
and HRS MYRTLE williams nre-
tormes e tire niaBe wbla me
auests vis@e5 fae foIiowHs nd.
t
= Use sEit division AIRS news
steNarf aas eSebslf1 ia ian.
ieW eFsEins' hHoen eNeel.e6 ct
trimmed IN hrews velvet Ner ae-
eessozies 7gera srasen llsass "a
end haa sna hrewf esrxe She
eFere e snsri breve feH irIN a
siH nstehius feafdcs 3 aIle
sliss NFsera Joe lsrs ae7=
charming dresss black eaha me
sf win e'aee suede shHes sad
bag and black aI1ges aa5 aek
felt ha3 She Qer loFc5r fss~
Kiag4in rape AR Tasv Rtes
esas Hrbaalv snsa r q ree rs F.
costume sujt ~ csqt 81 Chinese
lsoBef red infaicstelv fracna ~
tae cuffs e0lisH and Inne- lapels
Wifh hlseA braid T. Henc5 SIR
SKIRT was smarj bIael TIE sali
wss eff So ~ nvlea pissted and
rufle6 hasan hlonsa 7'se hst sse
wore eeswes in faY snoeis7 mention
7; Was nzaee - sT3a sressed ev
Ms Ora Raneh vse bsope loesl
7 aesI Fnez H9H sn1av hats aiye hsf
whirh ras the ss-7a hae - the
+ chf7sse 1Heuaa 81 east pzs
T trfwues with hiaeF fAnfhars He
et'7er accessories were blaef h.
T1lIie Tnerass 1agard wane hiBea
pahsrdine siiit wita ri dos anes
hg psuline ouslls Santa Monica.
California ealieo Autumn Sgh-
set fhHnaeBble ftnata as8sa
/ viii black and r@d Naiirse siiaht
/ lV n the riehf fras ws5 ei,ist
n kleek kuas stad5 wffh p ,e
stnnes esainst We y leaves al a.
sHun bonfire hae Mr. Cwaa8as
lvn F1ovd showed RolanS ore
inal especially desieg 81 ~ 80
in e Ssiuper hlne eifh imaa
hlsek braid o. re neckct VIII
which she eore ioveiy white
blouse hlack gloves Shoe ana
hse Hef haf prss Ca~al 49, wtH
P featheres bird n tn ssrss hge
Mrs 5ean Bel Gsre aaneare5 n
SAILS Firth Aver IL enefr,s siai
" the neer far saad rlaekho
Frev TIE Vfif was srnarfie taiIa
- broken IL Ihs Middle hr
lesf brown belt ~ sofi leather tbsi
matched the lining 81 - iacke.
When tlYe faekAt wa za~save7 e 6
disalavea verv sTna Z arsss NJ
! Eve Seville was fsshienahIc he a
mosj unusual ~ssuei called Tx
Z Cisrk's watched mates Tine rBs-
usl was IN gold arr BLACK and
I was compliment with lovely
I black sccessorics. Mis- yala
RFvanf vsas sfrikins BIZ wiator
white knitted suit tha tor fca
turing heautifri syTcs'heart coll
lar and haf-winr Sleeves Tho
skirt wac Mcneil stir She wol 4
snort ta- KNITTED rlavee ard Ian
shoes witN nilisry h,A Nss Ar
eel Sears wore ? tvs aiecc Enilt, &
vreen aress with r,id and tlscg
accessories She wore lovely
gold felt hat with darker golden
hue 81 five buttons Her gloves
were Of solder iersey
II the coat STYLES Mrs Alice
0ancic- was gorgeous in black
and white strive roat sesiFnod hy
wis made from cloth woven ir
ENGLAND esneciallv FOR viii II
had balloon sleeves an6 two iarfl
black buttons With II che wore G
Christine ORIGINAL red velvet ha'
Her shoes were rcd reptile b.
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16

IFAvFS FGB \ S-A~s faura
Ef-sisna sosa snri~r II w-fo has
sr~~rteA eynuiewrenf fr New
Vert INV win iesvr Saturday
Mr. kirkland WIN has been
ver-v repular ~~sisefsf nf ftis clfp
FIR naanv vears. Is member ef
eeth~l Asr ~hurrh and was eueSs
~ herer ~ 8 sgetnr awaya narty
elven ~ the Pride ~ Bethel rlrA
- ~ki<h she e r~~rah~r The az
fas~ was givrn n Ere ~~ssserer of
AZ ard Mr. ? n ~ses4 The
s~ne~ee received fua-v ~~-wflfni
takene - -~-~~~,h-awae
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16

ar To the Medass Dental 1d
Pharmaceutical AssaetsHGa Scr
aF 81 re- residence a. Tlr a.
Aa Eaa,en was ~ "a reuHa
sneress Mrs r Woe5s w.
chairman st ths taa Hifr Nes-
daues " Robinson an s.
Jordan rs re-ehsirmen The
sst N fashion modes n saG.
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16

Evan WIS ''eoenty elect
~ tss state iayraea 3
ire F cHufch M
| tsrr5er president 0f Short
| 80 saa az OUTSTANDING lay
| ~4 AMT connection
/ pr Bradford OF san
| raiiforaia res aunoarn-
| .s,s a. he marriage - nef
| Gurloaua Bel
l. 20 ThoHa Duncan =
WIZ be tae'a 81 s'l-
I'd ohuTcs Fevenasg ~ u
Bradford Is .
Dunha hifh school
rta a;=os thus eli
| sttv lest week were Ms
| rlowers mother q Attoz-
y,rol4 gH snd Rev ;
T. she accompanied her
1. soke q n. chapel hoaI
..,a Ss COLLEGE Tues
Ilanstte eian nsi
\ ever with Mrs Mary
| prrsiaa Tw ususl b ~
k-oeea wss followed II
.jel.el.uui ana enilgff.
|,,sc,,ss was held Five O..
h. contributed to the con-
rns Ms Mary HAYES,
L. MS Marion Oliver see
@x Betty roomos re
Eponst5o cH6 met ar the
81 Ms. oayia Hamilton Sat
Ihs regular business r z
: carried oat afterwhicn
repasl was serves Three
Of whisf were piaye1 with
q Moor winning 1Ira
n VIl Taylor. secona
Hester sroBn. third Ihe
q the evening were MRS
McNorton. MRS. MAR ,
and Ais hertie stephens
Sc Moore president. Miss
b. Hampton. reporter
N J. ttuuus recently Wlt
q newcomer 10 the faniiy
pounu son was presented 70
1l. Boy scout executive
q. ne mas Deen gwen the
Ralph Wnyman hued The
reside az 1916 South Pine
Twelve arts held their ni.
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-16
Thought Fer The Wee

DaE
ThlTtythrer wears age or tass
DAY a. Arrasaee WAS signed re=
tween yae AlHes aad Germany
Since tHat tne tals av bas
bean SCI aside IS q aaT 60 remem-
osr AID q - f6sHkfuz FIR neaca.
Eaee Freaf enemies a. peaee ana
habH wits e. seaf.ce ambition.
envy anger ava prlde Z these
enemies were Il ~ bsnis6ea we
shouia fnfaHlsy sn5oa perpetual
peae petrsre.
4 "Fash,en-Tes
I11e Medical Deata1 and Pharz
maeettIeai AHxiI1arv's first "Fash=
ioF7-1ea7 was s grams Success o.
Sunday Over fo8r hundred Little
Recklsns ettenaes me affair In
the beautiful and Spacious res
denee - the Rautens DIR and
hrs - The members 81 the
AuTiilarT we're stirred N evening
Gowns ard served throughout the
eveanf IN various espaest1es
TIE made's were presented
trree.umes displaying hats edsls.
dresses suits for al OCCASIONS.
and lounglne attire Ina models
were Alice > DsncIer Marjorie
johnson Mfdres Anderson. Lou
AEce Warren Mavzs Stewart.
duauits Walls Arcel} s johnson.
Nadine BYxani Daisv Bates Har-
fiett DIVER kusiine Williams Jean
2 Griee Fva r Saviie Janora
Dennis Title BogaHd Barbara
Hieks rlorinf Frida Evaneenns
Dnsnur F~eemau Treoniz Cree
Lillian Ray Mary re Rev Anne
Patterson g. Jscuueivn Davis ana
G4weBcolzr Flavd Alice Perry
served As narrator FOR the fashion
SHOW dear Gree Haze Tstum,
Hazel Avnson and Myrtle VIII
hams furnished the music for the
eveninE
Estelle Roulen Is president OF
the Auxiliary Adele Woods chr.
Willie Jordan. hiyrns Robinson
Ercell ism served as the Stering
committee Tor the ~Easnion.teg
And We Do Love You Madly Z
says Edward Kennedy Ellin son
1.-THE Duke throughout the even
ING last wednesday IN the cancers
al the J. :. Robinson concert % Co.
The Duke served as master Of
ceremonies for -nc entire pro
gram ana ms weii-trained orc esq
ira performed superblv on tacE
own as well o. 1urnishing tlg
musical BACKGROUND for the sh s
Ire Duke is a show man o.
great fame ana was az his best
hls smooth flow OF the KIM s.
English. ms personality has dire.
ing. his attire tpar,na Esuuir
tnc man cnanaea SIX times alt y
mean be sported the VERY ass
word m mems attire ! went
hcar Mood Indigo" but uui
EXCLAIMED it for "Caravau &
closed my eyes and ] could fa
see a caravan as ii moved silently
ON ITS way across the sands
Whether Little BocEiaus realize
h. or not the "Duko is the most
outstanding NEGRO composer tina.
we nave 4o-day He mas travelled
the world over MANY times entcr-
tanning ROYALTY Of MANY lands and
appears annually at tina famed Car
negie Hal
Proceeds from many Of ms eoA
certs eo to the NAACp the Run
fal ~aacar fan- e.' iaa l'H'
Bis aa- number 0ue renrcSentattve
ln ne Realm OF ehlertaif'me
now o cuuts. enlote' t'S
entire show 4ln" h'tt
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SAN JUAN. p. r.. ADVISORY
NO. 5C-ll:00 AM. EST.
AUGUST Is, 1851

Lower storm warnings in
Puerto Rico and the Virgin
Islands. The hurricane in the
Caribbean was located by re-
connaiSsance aircraft this morn
ing at 12 a. m.,--l600 lit is
conferred at latitude 100 north.
longitude $40 west, or about lao
miles south of Mona Island. 1t
appears to have changed course
during the night to a westerly
direction. II is now apparently
moving westward at about 20
mph. to % mph. Winds of rs to
80 mph. are occurring 90 to 25
miles from center and winds of
40 to so mph. up to 60 miles from
center.
The hurricane is expected to
continue westward at about 20
mph. with little change in in
tensity during the next IL to ID
hours. Ships in the path should
exercise caution. Next advisory at
S D. M, EST.
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given up in favor of more time
for painting. While he is inter-
ested in several phases of art
and has shown mobile sculptures
and wood carvins in regional
shows, painting remains of top
Importance. His style is still in
the formative stage and has re-
Gently changed from religious
subjects in classic expression
ist form to looser style for
studies of fishermen and land
scapes.
1.-TWO of his large paintings,
part of the Shillard- Smith per-
mancnt collection are on view In
the Art Center Galleries"
Robinson made the return trip
to Clearwater in Hanna de-
signed ketch called 1.-The Va
liant" which he sailed from Mi
ami. Key West friends who have
seen the boat know how faScis
mated Robbie" is by sailing and
marine life.
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COMMIES MAY

Continues from Page One)
but allied spokesman have de-
MED this.
Wilmington, a correspondent
for the London Daily Worker,
has been close to the Commun-
list truce delegation. And there
have been rumors that he is an
adviser.
Another hint
The English version of Cen
eral Mans speech today was
perfect--British sounding, IN
fact. And there's speculation
that it was written first In Eng
lish-perhaps by Wilmington.
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Fat OR Skinny
Everybody
Keeps Warm

PORTLAND, Ore. - {A)-The
shape of your body does not in
terefer with your keeping warm
and comfortable. Not that any
one ever doubted this, but the
question bothered heating engi-
ners because they could not
prove it.
The PROOF was reported TO the
American Society of Heating and
Ventilating Engineers here by
Professors F. w. Hutchinson,
University of California; and
Merl Baker. University of Ken
lucky. They made measurements
of how dummy. five feet elev-
en- inches tall, weighing les lbs.
absorbs heat and then calculated
the other shapes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-16
Robinson Is On
Staff OF Florida
Art School

News has been received here
that Russell (Robbie) Robinson,
who lived in Key West last
year, is member of the staff as
Instructor at the Art Center in
Belleair. Clearwater. Fla.
He gave an informal lecture
there recently touching on prob
lems Of creative effort in con-
temporary art He pointed out
that the problems Of anyone in
VOWED in creating something.
whether il is an apple pie or a
painting, did best when "the
pure sake of doing" was the in
eentive. Otherwise, Robinson
said. much of the creative ori-
ginality is lost
Robinson is the son of Mrs.
Maggie Zimmerman of this city.
He is a sculptor as we'll as paint
or. Ills childhood was spent in
Clearwater where he first studied
art under Henry White Taylor at
the Clearwater Art museum
school.
His student days were cut
short by four years Of service
with the navy. He took part in.
anti submarine activity in the
Caribbean and warfare during
Mediterranean invasion. He pick
ed up his career after the serV-
ice Period and studied at Tylor
Art School Of Temple University
at Philadelphia, Pa.
Robinson has exhibited IN
several national shows including
the i948 Pennsylvania Academy
Annual and the i948 Toledo
Summer Selected Annual.
In story from Gulf Coast.
paper. the following information
was given.
ttis works are IN the private
collections of Stella Elkins Tyler.
Benjamin Townsend and Georg3
inc Shillard-Smith. In his pro-
fessionai work. Robinson is also
portrait painter and designer Of
contemporary furniture. Before
returning to Clearwater, he de-
veloped the Woodstock Frame
Go, in Woodstock. N. Y. which
included the presentation of ex-
hibitions by such artists as Ar
mold Blanch, Doris Lee. Edward
Millman and Abraham Rather.
The Woodstock business was
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-16
SOUTH KOREAN MEN

Continued from Page OileI
they are actually part of the
combat force.
South Korean divisions are to
be withdrawn from the battle
lines one at a time for eight
weeks of training under American
officers. They will remain with
in few miles of the front.
Until now, the pressure OF
fighting the war has prevented
any major program of training
South Korean soldiers in modern
military science and tactics.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-16
Vatican Reopens
Cardinal Maglione
Apartments

VATICAN CITY t41 - The
apartments in the pontifical pa
lace occupied by the Tate Cardi-
nal Luigi Maglione have been re-
opened for the first time since
his death.
= Cardinal Maglione, former Va
tican secretary of state, died in
1914. Since then. Pope Plus XII
has acted as his own secretary
of state, with the aid of two
church officers,
Cardinal Maglione's former
apartments win be used TO house
a Vatican relief mission.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-16
Micro-WIavii1lg
Improves TV
Signals

NEW YORK tP)--Micro-
wave radio links have been
found in television network re-
laying which permit the passage
of better signals, TV engineers
here say.
This is attributed to the fact
that preent coaxial cables limit
the width of the signal, tending
to cut down on the transmits
sion. In micro-waving, wider
bands are permissible. thereby
eliminating such handicaps.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-16
Wilderness
.Charting
Expedition
Official U. S. Navy Photo

VANcOUvER-Pl-A scien-
tific party surveying the noun
tains of the western Chilcotin
Range this summer includes
three members of the Royal Ca
madam Air Force search and res
cue unit and nine civilian noun
taineers. They hope to chart
many square miles of wilderness.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-16
The
WEATHERMAN
Says
Forecast

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy, continued little change in
temperature through Friday; To-
cal thundershowers. Gentle to
moderate eaSterly to southeastern
ly winds. fresh at times, in vicini-
ty rain.
Florida: Partly cloudy and con-
tinued rather warm and humid
through Friday with local, mostly
afternoon. thunderShowers.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Light to
occasionally moderate winds,
southeast to east over south por-
ton and variable mostly south
erly over north portion through
Friday. Partly cloudy weather
with widely scattered thunder
showers.