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Evening star., 1951-06-17
REAL esTATE LOANS

Gil CONSTRUCTION and permanent
loan money wanted to start con-
struction of VA approved plant and
specifications for house in .Vir-
ginia. Call TIE. 4465. III
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates. 8 to 5-year terms and
monthly payments p j. WALSHE.
INC. Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S.
CASH FOR tst AND emo PRus1
NOTES Incl lst trust; on acreage;
quick settlement. white or colored
notes In D. c.. Md. and Va. FULTON
e. GORDON. the Colorado Bldg.
l4th and @ SITS nv p1 $3.50
Brokers. attention.
wTRsT AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARTOW REALTY CO., Realtors
1881 @ g, ny ME 2496;
will buy second-trust notes. D. c.
nearby Md or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST.
MENT CORP ga 1912 " = ave "
1st AND End TRUST. loans. BERG
MAN REALTY CO.. Columbian Bldg.
ia. 1850, ST. 9433.
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coRNFTFT,D FARRoR FARM
CHESAPEAKE RAY

Near Annapolis: cottage partly fur
nished: bedrooms, large living room
room. bath, furnace, screened
porches, front and side; garage;
beautiful lawn and shrubbery; Ripar-
fan rights; permanent bulkhead,
substantial pier; very desirable COM
munity in all respects. Will be very
short drive to Washington over new
super highway. now under construe-
tion. Priced very reasonable. Will
help finance. Turn of Ritchie high
way onto Sandy Point Ferry road fol-
40 miles to Tydings-on-Bay road
sign and turn left and keep left !
mile to cottage. See E. S. COR
CORAN at last house on south end
Telerhnne Annannlis 1919
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LONG BEACH
LIJNU bEAO11
Featuring Private
Flag Harbor Yacht Basin
Waterfront Properties
Exclusive Beach Colony
Large Lots, $500 Up
2-3-4 Bedroom Cottages

lIIlI1leQIdG6 OCCupdIlCy
PRICES. $1,000 AND UP-TERMs
Long Beach is a very fine private
beach colony. sensibly restricted
which must be visited to appreciate
its exceptional character and un-
usual environment ADVANTAGES. II
addition to private yacht basin you
will find hard-surfaced streets, CEN
traliy distributed artesian water
lights telephone. trash and garbage
collection and many other advan-
tages found only in exclusive,
soundIy developed beach colonies. We
invite you to inspect this delightful
property. Bring the family and
spend the day. Bath house and
picnic facilities free to our guests.
Drive 8 miles south of Prince Fred
erick on Solomons Island rd.. turn
left at st. Leonard and follow Long
Beach sign to ONCE. NJ. E. ROCK
HILL. INC. Phone Prince Fred
erick 30S-J
Evening star., 1951-06-17

COTTAGES FOR RENT
NORTH AND cHEAPEAKE BEACHES
Good cottages available on or
season. Prom S35 wk. up. Make
your selection this week end or
phone Mr.. Fowler, WO. s716. any
evening after
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
Wash. Blvd, Chesapeake Beach. Md.
Evening star., 1951-06-17
CALIFORNIA RAMBLERS
ON WEST RIVER

Three years old. 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
electric k4tchen, picture windows,
radiant heat GE oil burner. 550-gal
underground oil tank. Beautiful
lawn, flowers. shrubbery, fruit and
oak trees. 152-ft. oak pier, restricted
neighborhood. Lovely year-rouno
home, 81 mi. Washington. Price,
S27,50O. "a cash, bal. terms. Call
West River 1902 Sun. only.
Evening star., 1951-06-17
AUTOS 3 TRUCKS WANTED
(Confinued)

WESTERN BUYEk mas immeo. cast
Tor nice low mileage cars MORRIS
HUGHES 1912 Ga ave. RA iI22
nosa1 ear. PHIGbs spsoNpsc sS5 c'ssD SoroRs s
n Jackson Arl. Va fDr lie NO
sTUDEBAKER '47-'51; also other
makes. METROPOLITAN MOTORS,
1900 siadensours rd' LA. e;s776' %.
l94s TO is5l--An makes. Drive I've in
with your title for more cash, OF Of
win pay Of, bal WOLFE MOTORS.
,,n. iSsh a. and Z sts; nv: Ex 55a2
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER viii pay
nee ears sns mas6et s6e Rrics for extra
,A!Isxanaria. !hSi -, s7o4. ~ vernon @5s asse'
Ford. Chevrolet. Plymouth or pom.
tiac 4-dr. sedan. Must be in Al
se29ditlSn; 1924 a}nn ~ No No, dealers; Apt; 4,
or phone Monday II. $500. Ext.
wANTfEip LATE MODEL USED CAR
In exchange for home sites in Ber-
Eyn Heights. Call MR.. BENSON.
PRsah Parry aRa saaasy Wanss 1888 S. Sse1 sSe4
aS ~ I po5s ssa1 tRan sf4oo' o7. @'iSsss sszs
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for used
81 faFs, a5as LA KING St. Alex. Va.
SOUTHERN DEALER in town this
week; all makes and models con-
sidered; highest cash price for a
MECHANIC WILL BUY 40 to 81
wrecked. damaged. or burned car
TRUCK, 1h-ton stake body. Call
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BARGAIN BUNGALOW

On large level lot; year around COM
munity with sand beach PRIVILEGES;
Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms and G Bath; 'Aril Hi
price. $500. $1,000 down and as
sumo GI loan. Mr.. Lawrik. LO.
5-29S0 or drive to Deale. Nd. and
call West River 6144.
Max c. Schwartz, Ia. $500
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L o 8 T

who sold his car 70 q neighbor with
out hrst gettine an of1er from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il Block South OF Key Bridge,
1917 North Moore st. OW S7S7
Evening star., 1951-06-17
WEEKLY SPECIAL S85(

Recently I offered for sale : bargain
priced waterfront properties: all are
sold: this week / have choice Of
large, level waterfront sites 75x140,
view over miles Of water; EACH HAS
ARTESIAN WATER SUPPLY; excel.
harbor and pier facilities and in the
heart of best fishing and duck
shooting area on lower Potomac.
j. A. CULLEN, DU. 1920
Evening star., 1951-06-17
WOODLAND BEACH

WOODLAND BEACH
90 mi. from D. c.; lge. furn. bunga-
low and separate cottage on 8 lots,
beautifully situated with unob.
structed view of river. 800 IT. from
clean. sandy beach. Choicest loca-
ton in section g.. Corner Shore dr..
and Silver Run rd. Property may be
divided. For appt., ANNAPOLIS 51S3
RETIREMENT HAVEN
On waters edge, with a wonderful
vista of Chesapeake Bay: builder q
Cape Cod home;. large living room
with fireplace, picture window, all
electric kitchen, tile bath 2 bed
rooms, huge glassed-in porcn stair
way to floored attic; oil a.-c. heat
Sl5.500 on terms: prompt posses.
sion, Mr.. Lawrik LO. 6-29S0, OF
drive to Deale. Md. and call West
Max C. Schwartz, TIA. $500
Evening star., 1951-06-17
West ShOreham

Ramsay Bay! One Of the remaining
sheltered and deep harbors on the
west shore of the Chesapeake. south
of Annapolis. A good investment
now, an even better one when the
new Washington-Annapo expi ess-
way Is completed. Shady lots. 75x
1875 it., immediately adjacent to
beach, $500. Only So Q week after
20% down payment. Or lots risht
on the beach. 81 500. Only SS a
week after 20ge down payment.
electricity, telephones and wide 90
#. roads. DIRECTIONS: From
Washington. use Central avenue.
Route 214, to Mayo rd.. follow
signs to West Shoreham Beach.
Come today for sure!
Chas. H. Steffey, Inc.
Realtors Since 1914
1S e. Lexington St.. Baltimore, Nd.
Mulberry 2412
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AXE: ACREAGE: QUONSE1

LAKE; ACREAGE; QUONSET
All three spell a private piece oi
nature all your own. A 4-bedrm.
completely furnished quonset rambler
overlooking a lake 8 .blks. long
and / blk. wide. fed by natural
springs and stocked with fish. This
is fast superseding the ownership
of q mansion as the great American
dream. Only $4,000 dn. 100 acres
to eventually develop If you SO
desire. Only 55 miles from Wash
ington. DOROTHY K. WINSTON
& CO.. 905 18th st. ST. 055O.
SEVERN RIVER FRONTAGE
1O-rm. house, 5 acres ground, S3.50l
down, bal. like rent. C. H. GILLoN
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NO SECRETS HERE
WILL PAY UP TO:


'46-47 De Sotos s--S $3.50
'46-47 Mercurys -----.$ $3.50
46-'47 Plymouths $975
'46-'47 Fords ------ 1925
46-47 Chevrolets ------$975
'46-47 Dodges ---------$975
'46-47 Pontiacs -------$ $975
'46-'47 Bucks -----$1 ,O25
46-47 OldSmobiles $975
COMPARABLE PRICES FOR
ANY OTHER MAKE OR
MODEL, 1946-1951. OPEN
DAILY TIL 8 PM, SUM-
DAY TIL S.
RELIABLE
MOTOR COMPANY
101 New York Ave. NE.
Il block east of North Capitol ST.
Ma. 5571. MA. 5572.
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WATERF'T PROP. SALE Cont.

SHADY SIDE, MD, 50 mi. east, Of
Wash; 2 acres; pier, swimming
fine 5-room year-around house. al
conv. Choice resort dev. possible
g2l 900 Box 3SS-D, Star
Evening star., 1951-06-17

BOULEVARD OUTBoARD SALES
5-7H, 7h and 10 Mercury Purrt'
Terms and trade. Large selection Of
used motors. Fishing tackle; blooe
worms and shrimp, Open daily
pm. Fri. and Sat. 10 pm. Sun
IL noon. Closed Monday. age
Bladensburg rd.. Colmar Manor
Nd LIN 1893 - =
Evening star., 1951-06-17

BTicK 1e4e super sedan; original
plastic covers; For a finer car be
sure to see this one: SS95 cash or
S295 down. WOLFE MOTORS, 18th
and K SITS. NV. EX. 5562.
BUICK 1949 Roadmaster sedan; beau
dynaflow. custom plastic covers; one
every way; guaranteed; ST ,595, cash.
trade or terms. WOLFE MOTORS,
18th and K SITS. NV, Ex. 5562.
Bu1cS pRe owner nsao ss5e ssPer aE eHsepf 1918 motor
orig, owner: 26,0oo miles; r. and
h.. W.. w.. Hydra-Matic: see to ap-
y preciate; 81 $50; Box 90-H' star Ioo :
cQD1EIAe AZ Exc oE z5asedSaa e.; Sss7 1e47, $4,000
CADILLAC V-16 engine, 500; willys
motor and parts; heads for 100-h. D.:
Ford, 7A comp, ratio; International
panel trucks. Ss5. MR.. BARCH'
cH66ILLIRSGy '4s "s2" sedan; attractive
rear speaker. heater. Hydra-Matic;
this entire car reflects finest care and
Wor ss ssss tSss fssss and
CADIILAG A ih aiS 1885 80 .eonpe; eonp; blue; new
paint; saa o,t W. Sa,6 radiS:s immac sfb inside
CADiLLAC SO "6i" Deville coune;
1000 miles; will consider trade;
S3,340. Call WA. 1901 after 10 am.
CADILLAC 1882 club coupe; rugged
as a battleship; fine performer; mod
ern electrical system with voltmeter:
paint Job viii restore. to- former
elegance; 5000 or best offer. XII.
! S-2244 or WI. 2299.
CADILLAC 81 Fleetwood 80" spe-
cial: recently purchased. never
used, in storage; French gray. all
accessories; bought farm. need sta,
ton wagon; consider trade. .5414
| Mckinley street Bethesda, Md,
CADILLAC 1949 So sedan; jet black
drive. Royal Master WV. tires;
| this car is Immaculate; So. 495.
| CAPITOL CADILLAC OLDS CO.,
1929 22nd st.. NV. ST. $500.
condition. excellent motor; $375 or
best offer. SH. 1850. LII
Evening star., 1951-06-17

NC Truck & Coach Di
80 NJ st. NE. NE. O5O5
Arizona sun., 1951-10-05
FEDERAL GRAND JURY TO
INVESTIGATE CICERC>> RIOT
US. Attorney GesseroI Makes
Announcement After Meeting
With The Delegation Representing
Several NotionoI Organizations

whether a special panel will be
convened.
The announcement came day
after the holdover July Cook
County grand jury had concluded
an investigation into the rioting
and was discharged. This jury re-
turned six indictments Sept. 18,
and voted against indictment of fif-
teen other persons considered
TIE rioters badly damaged 20
apartment building in Cicero after
the family of Harvey Clark, Jr.,
bus driver for the Chicago Transit
Authority, had attempted to move
Continued on page 81
Arizona sun., 1951-10-05
Dunbar School
Story Hour
A Success

Sixty first-grade children and
ten parents listened to the reading
Of "The Three Pigs" and Snow
White" Mrs. Odessa Reed, first
grade teacher, read these stories
and directed rhythm dances in
which the children gleefully parti-
cipated.
Four prizes, Golden Books, were
given to children who held lucky
numbers. These books were writ
ten in simple language for chill
dren.
On Saturday, October 6, at 10
am, second grade children will be
entertained in the school library.
Mrs. Mary Jane Holloway will read
stories for this event.
Arizona sun., 1951-10-05

Washington, u. C., Sept. II =
Distinguished speakers will ad-
dress the delegates to the Fifty
first Annual Convention of the Ma
ticrSal Negro Business League when
il meets in Washington, D. c.,
October 10, II, II, at the U. S.
Department of Commerce.
One of them is Raymond Pace
Alexander, distinguished lawyer
and civic worker of Philadelphia,
Penn. Mr.. Alexander is scheduled
as guest speaker at the Founders
Day Banquet on Thursday, October
IL, 500 pm, at Frazier Hall, How
ard University Serving as General
Counsel for the League, Mr.. Alex
lander recently praised its officers
for opening National Headquarters
in Washington. Amcng other
things, Mr.. Alexander said there
lis no more important program be-
fore the Negroes Of America than
that now being taken up by the
National Negro Business League" D"
Mr.. Alexander will be introduced
by Mr.. Lenerte Roberts, promin-
ent business man of Philadelphia,
and member of the Board Cf Direc-
tors of the National Negro Bus
mess League. Mr.. Carlton Gaines,
president of the Victory Loan and
Investment Company of Detroit,
Michigan, will be toastmaster fer
the evening.
Arizona sun., 1951-10-05
ChorIie Williams
Dies At AGE 79

Charlie Williams died at the
home of his daughter, 420 S. 5th
Street, last Monday, after one
months illness.
Mr.. Williams came to Phoenix
about five years ago from Texas
to live with his daughter. He was
a member of The Memorial Baptist
Church.
Funeral services were conducted
Yesterday from Ragsdale's Chapel
in the Valley, with Rev. T. 3
Monroe officiating.
He is survived only by his daugh-
ter, Mis-. Emily Wright.
Arizona sun., 1951-10-05
Demand Release
Of "Puwned"
African Children

Accra, Gold Coast (NNPA) =
At a mass meeting, Africans de-
manded that all African children
who have been "pawned" to other
more wealthy Africans as slaves
should be released before 1852.
Although slavery is illegal, the
system cf "abawoh" is widely prac-
ticed in secret by Africans, particu-
larly in the prosperous cocoa dis
tricts. "Abawoh" means literally
pawn servant" t.
Very poor families with many
children sell or pawn the children
to African cocoa farmers for the
duration of their childhood. The
children are then sent out into
the forest to tend the cocoa trees
which grow in the shade of the
huge tropical trees. The Geld Coast
is the worlds greatest producer
and most of the cocoa is grown by
Africans en- their small farms.
In addition to working on the
farms, the paWned children have
strange tasks. When they can be
spared from the farms they carry
their owners children to school. If
q masters children get into trouble
at school and the teacher orders
punishment, the masters children
have the right to call in the pawn"
to take the whipping on their be-
half.
+, Fer scme time Africans have
been working to take over the
government Of the Gold Coast, but
they are also becoming conscious
Of evils inherent in native customs
The outstanding evil, they agreed
at the mass meeting, is that OF
'paWned" children.
Arizona sun., 1951-10-05
Washington, D. c. (NNPA)

Washington, D. c. (NNPA) =
Attorney General j. Howard Nc
Grath announced last Thursday
that Federal grand jury in Chi
cago would investigate the race
riots which occurred in Cicero, a
Chicago suburb, last July after a
colored family had attempted to
move into an apartment building
there
He made the announcement af-
ter meeting with a delegation rep
resenting several national organi-
zations. TIL conference with the
attorney general was arranged by
the Chicago Council Against Re-
ligious and Racial Discrimination.
Heading the delegation was A,
Abbott Rosen, of Chicago, formerly
head Of the civil rights section of
the Justice Department, repre-
senting the Chicago Council. Others
in the delegation included Frank
Reeves, National Association. for
the~Advancemeaf Eolored Peo-
PIE elmer w ~Hendefson, Ameri-
can Council on Human Rights; the
Rev. J. Oscar Lee, Federal Council
of Churches; Tom Harris, Congress
of Industrial Organizations, and
Charles Abrams, New York
lawyer, who has specialized in ra-
cial and religious discrimination
n housing.
Mr. McGrath said that on the
basis of information supplied by
the Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton he would ask a grand jury in
vestigation. 1t has not been de-
cided whether the grand jury now
sitting will make the inquiry or
Arizona sun., 1951-10-05
National Negro Business League
To Hold Annual Convention

on THE Program and Services OF
the U. S. Chamber cf Commerce
Mr.. William H. Press, Executive
Secretary of the Washington Beard
Of Trade will discuss the pro-
gram and services of the local
Board of Trade.
Thursday afternoon will be de-
voted to a full discussion of the
structure and program of the
National Negro Business League.
This subject will be presented by
Mr.. w. V. Harper, Nashville, Tenn,
Who will be introduced by Mr..
Joseph Albright, Chairman of In
dustrial Education of NNBL. Mr..
Harper is Commissioner of Edu-
cation and Program Director Of
the League. Discussion leader will
be Dr.. w. L. Crump, Co-ordinatcr
Ct Business Administration and Ed
ucation, A. & 1. State University
Nashville, Tenn
Arizona sun., 1951-10-05
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
OFFICIALS TO SPEAK OCT. II

MIR. Art Brown, Co-crdinator Of
: Promotion and Executive Assistant
TO the Executive Vice-PreSident OF
the u. S. Chamber of Comm cree
viii speak Thursday, Oct5ber IL,
Arizona sun., 1951-10-05

General Assembly Of the Church of the Living God The
and Grsun of Wednesday,
Church Living 1901
East Bishop A Williams pastor
conventions
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
AROUND PHILANDER SMITH COLLEGE
With rreddye S. Turner

With rreddye S. Turner
s,pert>-A HUGE SUCCESS two simple means Of dis
chnp the HOMECOMING events last week At high noon Fri
dav the tension suspense Of the campus had reached Us
highest pesk Each class had all efforts in raising
finance 70 sppor their queen Friday the desie
mated hour for the reports After hour Of uhearabe ss
panse the unset Of the exploded The seniors DIDN'T
win bur the juniors full length ahead with more thah
So o0o Il was the first time 16 that the junior class
had won the Miss Phander contest and was the hrs ne
in MANY wears that any class defeated the seniors The
old addage and that has been taken for granted SO
long 1.-THE seniors must win, is broken at last
In the same category the Panther Revue
the music show honor Panther presented by the
Little Theater was an evening Of entertainment featuring
excellent acting exotic dances and thrilling songs
The PANTHER float won first prize in the Homecoming
narsde Saturday afternoon bore fesize Panther
snd the Homecoming Queen and her The Panther
and float was design by Albert Jean director The runner
up entries sponsored by zea Phi Beta and Sigma Gamma
Rho sororities.
Not since the philander VS. State game have
we seen game quite SO exciting racne The teams
seemed to be equally matched in strength and man power
During the first quarter billiard made their first serious threat
by having the ball Phanders Il yard Inc win hrsl
down and goal 60 The strength Of the Panther line was al
test but we through they able to 60 ne further
The half found mighty PAINTERS ahead to However
during the period the real excitement began The PAN
THEIRS managed their lead to IL points and Just
we were becoming assured of victory the billiard BLUE
DEVILS raising trouble Two touch downs and an
point put them the lead 1912 with less than four min
ues in the game AS the began wells for touch
PAINTERS good luck began to play 1.-THE
Hueebuckl mighty march for the goal With less
than three minutes to play superb unbelievable spectacular
caught by Drake around the % yard line and he
stumbled distance for touchdown and the PAN
THEIRS again ahead The first extra point of the
Panther made and the 1918 Even
though there Just little than minute left TO play
the billiard the PSC fans calm their shouts and hold
their breath Two spectacular plays by the Blue Devils made
another appear almost but the skill
PAINTERS banished the and victory was ours
TIE CORONATION BALL gala affair The gym
illuminated by yellow spot lights In the of the floor
stood the life size Panther tied and fensed with logs The
queens throne decorated with coos of green gold
palms For the ball the queen and her attendants white
formas The queen carried her boque of yellow and
the trophy presented her at the game during the half
MISS PHII4ANDER SMITH Joyce Montgomery, is "A"
student and member of the deans list
huge number of the alumni and visitors the Cam
pus for the Homecoming activities Rev and Mrs Charles NJ
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09
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With Thanksgiving around the corner know that you
are ready To be cut shopping for your dress and bon
netto ADD your CHARM which is part Of YOU
within And good article for which quote from appear
ed in the Of October 29th Mime Henri Bonnets 10
Rules fer the wel-dressed woman:
i Don't 60 shopping for shoppinFs sake. Don't he
tempted Buy what you need
Don't buy dress because it looks good a friend
Buy only what becoming YOU
Don't follow blindy the dictates of fashion Anything
exaggerated goes quickly out Of style
Don't many Jewels
Accentuate your good points YOU have small waist
your clothes should make it look snalled Il you have
small hips, pencil slim skirts
Don't furs with lowered hats TIE fur is rich
enough.
Adapt your clothes your life Be simple in the day
time ard regal night
Take Of your clothes.
o Select your accessories
II was my pleasure TO have Mime Bonnet wife Of the
French ambassador always above
dressing Remember she among the best dressed
selected in the United Sateand also Europe So undoub
edly follow rules of one who has achieved
As well the above 10 rules might stick the idea
q simplicity" dress all times with YOU
what you can al times
Now after thinking about the rules please give
thought eolors suited for YOU keeping mind
thing of the lighter shades well something black
only please keep the black lifted with dash Of color
A happy Thanksgiving from
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09

tives Mrs. Rosie Bell EniNz
their son and grandson from ca
fornia are also visiting Relatives
here Mrs. Dettie Gibseu s9znxs
in Center community recrQF
Have your news ready whas Nfu
receive our paper.
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09

Continued from pace 2

fHtstA
tries have helped 10 make this
study meaninFful
Members IF the class are max
ing scraphooks consisting Of such
information as maps charts. pic
lures. ana clippings from news
papers and magazines. concerning
Egypt, Iran and india As re
suit Of this study pupils are gain
ing q better understanding Of the
unique problems Of the lesser
countries. and their resultant re
lation 20, and effect upon cur
rent world problems
The Halloween carnival spons
sored By Mr. Boyd and the music
department vas one OF the cut.
standing events Of the month. A
hilarious time was had By all
wfo attended with the masouar-
rade BAL wheel Of fortune. pen
ny pitching and bingo as the
main attractions
The eight graders presented an
assembly program on Oct 3ista
centered around THE Library A
film, Know Your Library as
well as a sfit showing proper use
Of the library brought to the at
tention Of the student body some
pertinent information on use of
the library.
The health program. undeI the
direction q Miss Fletcher and
Miss Byrd is making progress this
year Each teacher is keeping a
cumulative health record for his
homeroom group Scales for
weighing and measuring have
been purchased. and pupils have
become very much interested in
keeping a record Of their growth
Services Of the county nurse have
included vaccinations and typhoid
immunizatians Pupils over four
teen years OF age have had Chest
X.rays. Pupils have been shown
several movies concerning sorne
phase Of health including A
message from Dorothy MaynoI.
The School That Learned TO
Eat" and How e Catch a Colo
Health Is being emphasized IN
each classroom through health
COURSES and through correlation
with other subjects. II is felt that
both teachers and pupils have be-
come more health conscious
Arkansas State press., 1951-11-09

DAY November Both William Guy, delegate to the hi \
conference made very interesting and efeeua report Music
was furnished Bobby Daniels boys quartet Lnnnie
Naved Nathaniel MrCray George Whitfield and Curtis Rod
gers Mudrew Haywood made very interesting con
tributons Members OF the Hi William Guy presi-
dent Curtis Rodgers vice pres James Pace secretary
Gene Smith . treasurer e Palmer reporter and Billy
Mitchell.
Officers Of the jr HI president Clinton smith
vice president Harry Caldwell secretary Arnmef Johnson
treasurer John Carmichael chaplain W = Little
HELP YOUR eBEARCATSa. SEE THEM WIN