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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-07-12
Use OF Radio
In Teaching
Is Subject At
Jackson College

A program of action which would
include organizing a radio work
shop, centered on the more effec-
tive use of radio by teachers, was
initiated at Jackson College re-
Gently during the summer session
with representatives from radio
stations WJDX and WSLI as adj
visors.
Howard Langfitt, WJDX and
Burke X. Smith, WSLI, conducted
an informal survey of the listen
ing habits and preferences of the
children in IT counties of Missis-
sippi by asking the in-service
teachers what program their pupils
preferred. The results of this sur
vey gave the teachers chance to
see how better use can be made of
the radio as a teaching aid. Fea-
lures and educational and cultural
value on both stations were pointed
out by the two network representa-
tiVeS.
The program of action group in
not done sooner. Some day it will
De taken for granted just like so
many advances that have been
made in the last five years by the
executive branch, the courts, by
state and local governments and
by private institutions.
But you and | know that these
adVances-and they ave numerous
and mportant-have taken place
only because this program has beer
held high before the American
people.
the conscience Of the American
people is a tremendous force when
it is aroused. 1t has been awak-
rned by the civil rights program
and our country is stronger and
better and more united because
Of it.
The ten-roint program | sent to
Congress in 1913 is still my civil
rights program for the American
people.
Very sincerely yours,
Harry Truman.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-07-12
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11
JUNIOR DEPUTY PICNIC

Little Rockans turned out in large numbers to Camp
Dickinson the junior deputy picnic The j. DIS hand
from all the city schools and the county schools Right a.
round U.s. quickly sighted the j. DIS of Booker Washing
ton school with their plates piled high with delicious barbq
baked BEANS potato chips saw pickles. Naturally
toned the kids about overeang but somehow that expected
the 4h of July.
interesting to note large number of families took
in the outing The kids enjoyed the swings the slides and
games The lake inviting such hot day grown
ups and kids took dip.
The veterans had their hands full but congratulate
them grand job The following very busy
Arthur Russell Charles Dggs John Hendrix, Napoleon Bat
ties, Booker Day and Charles Bussey 1--WE apologize ,
others whose failed to note) The Lana
furnished the atmosphere for the picnic. Good Music
In the milling crowd we did note Juana Bell Powell with
Jeromes brother and wife from Seattle Washngton; the
Fishers (Essie and Ward), the Routens Esea Dr. and
daughter) the Bronsons Birdie Louis and grandons)
Jaekson lola and Harey) Lothaire and sons the
Bowers Marie Savannah and Gus Lois Jordan Alma Moore
and Stanley, Lucille Seares Ruby Mccoy and daughters
Maggie Bussey and Charles Larry Captoa Perkins, the An
dersons Esee j. O. and Henrse) the McDowells (Meba
and Leander) Arthur Frampton Fred Marshall Harold An
derson the Williams Ausne and Arche the Whites (Doro
thy Oba and Bunny0 the Wghts Geneva and Henry the
Terrys Mildred Leroy and the small frys) Frank Snod
Minnie b. Hicks the Woods adele and Benz Frank
Young and gangs of other folks Ali good time was had
by everyone
FEW PLEASANT HOURS
Right Around Us" left the J. D. picnic and journeyed
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11

$3.50 plus other cash personal donations were presented
the pastor
Archie Mitchell jr. with serious accident Sunday
afternoon while playing ball the Hemock ball diamond
Charles Cross, son Of Mrs. Beulah Cross and Ronald
Fields, son of Mr. and Mrs Audrey Fields have returned
home after spending four weeks in Faborn Ohio visiting Mrs
Luther Summers the former Miss Alberta Cross
Mrs Bertha Sue Hampton and daughter left for New York
where they will spend the summer
Mr. and Mrs Fred Harmon Entertained Abe members of
the Nohside Charity club last week Games were PLAYED and
refreshments served Prizes by Dennis Garrett
Mesdames Essie Harris and Florence Crswe Miss Keser
Little Rock was the winner of the quilt given away by the
club " WV
Mr. and Mrs Robert Brown had house guests Mr. and
Mrs Fred Woods of Ann Arbor Michigan Mrs Woods is the
niece of Mr. Brown
Mrs Marjorie Byrd Pewitt has returned TO her home In
Detroit after visit with Mr. and Mrs King c. Byrd Mr. and
Mrs Reuben Criswel and other relatives of the city
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis at home after very en-.
joyabe trip to Denver Colorado where they visited Mrs Davis
sister.
Recent visitors Of Mr. and Mrs Fred Mason were Mr. and
Mrs. Alec Campbell of East ST. Louis Illinois They are for.
mer residents of the city
Our sympathy is with the family of the late Mrs Ophea
walker Mrs Walker fatally burned an explosion while
on her job at local beauty shop.
Mrs Flora Danford called to Los Angeles where her
mother has been seriously injured automobile accident
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11
GIRL SCOUTS News

The counselors for girl scout
day camp have completed 20
hours of pre- camp training, The
course consisted Of arts and crafts,
health and safety and out of door
skills such as cooking. Prepare
tions were made for the out of
door program. There will be five
units under the theme Nest of
Birds. The following counselors
will work with the units: Mrs
Lila Preyer and Mrs. Cloris
Whitmore, nest Of Sparrows; Mrs.
Geneva Harrison. Mrs. Vera
Cheatham and Mrs. Annie M. Sto-
val, nest of Blue Jays; Mrs. H. E
Williams. Mrs. Carol Brown and
Miss Mildred Sue Cook. nest Of
Cardinals; Mrs. Maegis Gates. Mrs.
Zelma Miller and Miss Marjorie
Wilkerson, nest Of Woodpeckers;
Miss Margaret Jackson and Miss
Hilder Miller, nest OF Robin red
breast.
Each unit will be divided into
patrols and each patrol leader will
act as chairman Of the group. The
unit plan to organization does
much TO promote the cooperative
living OF small groups Each unit
will plan their meal for one day
and cook in their out Of door unit
kitchen.
The last day to enroll for camp
will be July IS. Transportation for
the campers will leave the Girl
Scout Little House, July 81 at $3.50
for the junior deputy sheriffs
camp and return at $3.50 p. m.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11
NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS :
.phone Your News To 4-9187

benefit battle of music will be sponsored by the King
mon Baptist church, Sunday night The proceeds will be
for the YW-YMCA Mrs Ruby Doakes is reporter for
! church.
Mr. and Mrs. James McCamery and family of St Louis
visitors in the city recently. While here they we're house
b Of Mr. McCamery's sister, Mrs. Essie M Harris.
WIS Ora l.. Thomas and Theo Lewis were united in Holy
nnony recently. Mrs Thomas Is member Of the Eighth
Baptist church and many other religious organizations
LEWIS is the father of A. c. Lewis, proprietor of the
service station, 9th and Locust
MIS- flosse Williamson is here visiting from Kansas City,
A she The house guest of Mr.. and Mrs Earnest Hill
w.t. ana Mrs, George Giggns and their four children
me city recently visiting Mrs. Essie NJ Harris and
'enuS Inc Gggns are former residents of this city
wv, ~" reside IN Indiana llarbor, Indiana
% ana Mrs Earnest Hill left the city this week for Los
' where they will vacation for the They are
here ' WIN was ~'''' "'''e e''''
Bonner ir, Clanard Attic Andriatta Faye and Jack
@ sons and daughter of Mr. and Mrs A. J. Bonner, ac
pu oy their grandparents Mr.. and Mrs James Hart,
'ns, Addle Jean and Matte b. Hart of kensett, spent
F. "Di relatives and friends in Omaha, Nebraska.
p Holmes son Of Mr. and Mrs. viii Holmes of Cot
sn ana veteran graduate of Dunbar high school
noe, l Oh Phander Smith college, is due three cheers.
;, s recently been advanced from janitor to Junior
knar t we Arkansas State Welfare department The de-
sted t bought new machine that cost $1,000 that is
ob unee persons Holmes is one of the three. He is
sr ego ever to hold that position of p,nior clerk in
Dr. organizations to Earnest Holmes from the north
D Td. avs Ballard and son, Carl of St. Louis and Mrs
Nor ana lebanon Illinois, in the city visiting their
man Ill., ss'er' Mrs Georgia Lemons and Mr.. and Mrs
Sprrn N Nr King, operator of the Baptist hotel in
aAers eu Leshe WHITE manager OF Dubisson un-
wado =. I UNI lett the city to visit his sister, Mrs. Le
no PIN chicago. He will also visit his brother in law
l1,o, ballard, in Gary Indiana.
k0'V Hamilton
dns after former resident of the city, Is here
Lizzie aosenee OF 22 years. He is the house guest OF
M Ri. honas Mr. Hamilton now resides In St. Louis
Ny vestasu "infrey and daughter Earlene spent the
Mr., IN Lake Providence, Louisiana visiting her
other ,.,, Stanton, her sister Mrs Per-" Mayfied
Atlas and Nv, mrs Mayfield is the former Miss Willie
IN fo,l,,sss oeen faculty member Of Webster high
mn,s for the past seven years She is the wife
| me mus oandleader Percy Mayfeld
sn pa,,a am OF the fifth anniversary of Rev. w. r.
Vi 9Th Street Baptist church. ended Sunday
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| - preness and Professional Women's club will meet
vwCt glurday evening at 6:30 o'clock in its regular
ne ootinp NJ members urged to be present for
~ of utmos' Importance will be discussed. Mrs Vera
fa.0w is president Of the club
ill.," south End League club of the Amelia B. Ives homes
,sor get acquainted" social in the social room Thurs
h ulv II at 800 o'clock. Mrs Ruth Barnes president
l R Newborn, secretary.
F., Modernaires recently with Mrs. Barbara league
.to After the business session the hostess served
. Three games of whist were played with Mrs Peare,
puant Miss Reaoller Scoggins and Mrs Ruth Leisure
a first second and third prizes. Guest of the evening
Mice Thelma Ford of Memphis Mrs. Alice Miller presi-
= Miss Reaoler Scoggins, reporter.
W. and Mrs. T. B. Davis and son of Chicago are here
aar Mrs McClain Birch I'LL Wolf Mrs. Davis is the
mter of Mrs. Birch
gnclle Mcdonnell has returned home from Washington
where she attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr.
] us Frank A. Foster. The Fosters are we'll known ct
and live at 400 Rock Creek Church road More than $50
- attended the affair. The couple received many nice
Tho Sunshine Charity club met in the lower auditorium Of
Collins Street Baptist church with Mesdames R. A. Glass
Walton Hattie Thomas, and Evelyn Atkinson as hos
= following the regular routine of business Mrs Nichols
| the pastor of the church. made interesting talk
@ chicken luncheon served by the hostesses Mrs. H
@Ilns president; Mrs. C. Gladney reporter.
The ROYAL Hospitality club met at the home of Mrs Fred
owls After business session games played. Miss
pNath won first prize and Mrs Merriyn Bennett second
ahros breakfast was served The next meeting Will be
he first Monday in August at the residence Of Mrs. R.
Nam SIT Jones street Mrs Annie Harris president; Mrs.
ka Jones, reporter.
The Helping Hand club met at the home of Mrs e. Smith
June g. delicious repas served Mrs. Ardenia Wood
reporter
Jdn Phillips of Texas is house guest of Mrs. Ardenia
|kdson 1903 State street the weekend.
Mrs zephyree Smith 1863 Dennson, had house guests
week her niece Miss Eunice Chambers. sister of Rev
Chambers, jr., of Los Angeles. California.
The two weeks course in swimming at Gillian park be-
Monday evening for adults The swimming class is
ted from to p. m. each day. II enough adults in
ad class will be arranged from 10 to II Vanette
on the teacher and Fletcher Muldrew is in charge of
karation For further information call 4-6981 Gillian
Miss Emogene Taylor, 914 West 18th street is visiting
tyes and friends in Brooklyn, New York.
The Don Juanete club and the Ecan club gave a joint
pic Wnghtsville July 4h. The regular meeting of the
Don Juanettes held at Mrs Sharon Hayes home. The
] meeting will be at the home of Miss Nora Henry.
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out to Norma and Hugh Brown where enjoyed the rasre
and quiet their beautiful lawn Hugh is famous for nfs
culinary art and the art of barbq has been well masteG He
assisted BY the excellent chef Clay Murphy YUM ys
How enjoyed the ribs chicken potato salad and sasw
Others hand to enjoy the picnic Olvette Murphy fe
Mebournes (Dr Mrs and chlden) the Wrghs Geneva M
Iienry) Leroy Coulter Minnie B. Hicks the Woods (A1e
and Benamn) the Whites Dorothy and Oba) Edward An
derson (IIugh's uncle from Missouri) and j. Floyd.
HERE and THERE
The Settles (Rosetta and DAM are in Boston MasG Rc~
sea teacher at Gibbs SCHOOL, is enrolled Harvard again.
Jack and William Gilbert sons Matte Simons (t3ae-
Stephen visiting their mother Jack is in the army
William is in the navy
The Wrghts Geneva and Henry of Hot Springs He1e
holiday guests of the Hicks Minnie B. and Bill and the Woods
adele and Benamin).
Alice FordDooley est LOUISE former Little Rocdsu~ II
the house guest of the Bronsons (Bird and Louisy
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M. Zion


A. r. Tyson
Funeral services we're conducted
Sunday for Mrs. Delphia Mae
Scroggins. Rev. Oliver deliver, d
a very impressive message from
the text, What Is Lie" The
Young Peoples society met at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Wal.
lace list week E. The Little Rock
Cubs lost to the Tuxedo CUBS II
TO 8, Friday, Saturday the hard
hitting Cubs won q double he 10.
or from the Bauxite Cubs and the
presville Cubs SUNDAY even.
ing the Cubs played at North Lit.
tie Rock against the Blu, Dia.
mond Yanks and were defeated
10 TO -. Herman Gamble left
for Chicago last week. He was
accompanied by Mrs Ophelia
Price. Miss Louvenia Gamble and
Robert Henson.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11
Excursion 10 st.
Louis Sponsored
By Mr.. Mitchell

Jesse Mitchell, local prumotO
for the Arkansas Motor Coaches
stated that when cxcsxl0iGl1
wait until the last minute 10 aa1se
reservations for their trips Nhe1
lose many of the advantages -
the excursion offers.
He says il one Is going on o.
OF the excursions to attend -
game or any kind Of enseyAnfD-
ment, that when resWvaoaD =
made for the trip. all e TIE cGh0
conveniences are naadsL ssAo -
reserved seats to the eazBe - -
tertainment, dinner ane etc. DssnD
when the excursisniBe No. -
spend the night reseTvslieu -
lodging Is made. He ssys w1hmD
they wait until the laa ulnuae -
make reservations, IL nslleD =
difficult for first clast yss~vO
tons to be uads N - dhomo
cities
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11

L c. Cutter loiN - -
street, has accomplishsd Z 1lnqa -
ord In two frstssnaD eDD1HA -
Knights Of Pythias I'D ~ CsuB1
Of Calanthe. He Joined H. HMl1oD
of Pythias in 1oo2 end 90 -
time h has NOT bssn anVn1uDi
or fined in that oremanB11BD
Rev. Cutter has served - G. g
for II years In II Dorado 80
Rev. A. T. Wallace q useanD
will preach July 18th At de -
sionary Baptist God chuDa1c 0Ss,l
Z. c. Cutter is pastor l1nGs
Bomma spent the %th ~ Ju16
with her niece. Mrrx poas15e -,
Gee Z. ID Miller - - -
ed July LIST lie funeral vss ~
at Shady Grove aapsfSe' e6hseh, !,
he Is survived by his 49,, -
children. He was q KPoF -.
Grand &C no. o. :. !. PM r.
. scott is Just back from orr
homa City where ha atfsndu5 -
4Srd annual convention n Gis r
AAcP He represented - -
Dorado branch Of ths or,nu1nnr
ton. He reports that IN ns~Rsknn
was well attended and ous az -
greatest In the history AZ an -
SANITATION Lee Jcnsuy amP
TWO sons visited Peariine RGs0
and Tommy Springer Jume -
The Friendship singing cuuvmuaD
was conducted at the s. JssuD
Baptist church on Florcncp SkSra
Rev. T. o. McJunkin passu A..
Mrs. Box is very i'll. She ms br<ga.
bedfast for six week. and n nps~
with her daughter Mrs. Rsuzs n~r
Craven, Memphis Tis 81 -
lei Spiritful Temple salutes -
pastor, Rev. Dewitt James 81. ~
the valuable serves he lsss puD-
dered the church The Hfim0-
ship District Sunday School DYU
and Usher Board congress wnD
convene at the Evergrcey 49,
sionary Baptist church., ~ ~
70, Rev. L. d. Champttun pnsow.
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Conway

Mrs. Joseph Law was anerS -
Detroit recently to be wsks neg
mother. Mrs. Silvia CuawsuA
who was injured In a CT 49,
dent Mr.. and Mrs uavGD
Couns Of Almyra are spanMag
several days with their pusEIo :
Mrs. Inaben Smith md 1lx ~
Mrs. George Ccuns len To- -
this week. Mrs. COINS wW ~
IN Houston. Texas with NJ saup2,
Mrs Lois Petty, and fsNiik . :
Mrs Essie Mae Dsssy 4 - -
geles accompanied ne ~ -
their brother. Jessie BufioDG. -
the city for burial Mr.. BuebmnS =
former resident. wss . sdAszw -
world war II. He pas - -
phew Of Mrs. Richurd GMztu
Sgt. Wilton Hi b hAe epa -
day Through from Camp Uu1U
ton. Virginia .. m. - -
Hill are IN the d~. Dxr -
guests Of Mira Kebes,1 n6NmGb
Mr.. and Hrs Red H11w
have az house gue<ts NJ. mu6 -
Bruce Bell Of Ohio
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Right Around U.s. left the j. D. picnic and journeyed
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Legal Notice

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County Of Pulaski, n.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Dorothy Robinson Plaintiff
VS.. No. 95024
Tommy Robinson Defendant
The Defendant. Tommy Robinson,
Is warned 10 appear In this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff. Dorothy
Robinson.
Dated: July 7th 1852
j. r. Booker h Jackie L. Shrop-
shire
Solicitors for Plaintiff
j. A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem
II. s. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner d. c.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11

For thine is the kingdom the power and the glory.
ever and ever Amen"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-07-11

leave the city Saturday n2xaSag
her first stop Of HppxsSnD
jaunt in st. Louis. She viii S2MD
in st. Louis to visit tle usseGu-
Cardinal game. Then she ~
visit friends in Chicago. -
from Chicago she win y1ke -
Paul, Minneapolis. and Sgfxr ~
nesota cities. Mrs. Moore viz ~
turn to Pine Bluff in accux AlSa11
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CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Mrs
Mary O. Moore takes this method
of expressing appreciation for the
visitations, comforting expressions
of sympathy and the beautiful
florals received during the illness
and death Of their loved one who
passed June Is. The family
extends most sincere and grateful
thanks TO f. Fisher. 1923 West
33rd, and his co-workers. X
Mrs. Leealpha Hayman. daugh-
ter
Bailey Hayman, son In law
George W. Hsyman, grandson
Miss Vera Laverta Hayman
grand daughter.
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Send 10 cents for 5 view cards
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Pine Bluff Matron
Takes Vacation

Pine Bluff-Mrs. NJ. Z. Moore,
ST.. popular matron Of this city,
and wife Of M. Z. Moore Of the
Moore Tailoring Company will
, 1952-12-17
MdnY Offering
Decorations for Com.
Christmas Trees

Several persons have deli
vered decorations, old. and
new, to the Committee or left
them at the home Of the Chair
man for decorating the Com
munity trees planned for both
towns. Offers are still coming
in.
Among those who have con
tributed in Christiansted are
Mrs. Marietta Reilly, William
"Bill' Baar, Aureo Diaz, Al
bert Neazer, Mrs. William
Gregory, the pupils Of Class
Alb and Mrs. Clara Falberg.
information o n contribu-
tens in Frederiksted is not yet
available.
, 1952-12-17
Of Grade 4B
Mdke Decoration for
Christmus Trees

Pupils of the Grade Alb of
the Christiansted P u b>1 j {
Grammar School turned over
a box of decorations for the
Community Christmas trees
that will be installed at sew
eral places throughout the
towns. They were made from
the tops Of tin cans and little
pictures pasted on some.
So proud were they Of their
handiwork that the little fell
low who brought the box in
formed Mrs. Anna Brodhurst,
chairman of the Committee he
plans to keep a watch on the
tree on which they are placed
so that no one will spoil them.
Several Of the boys have
promised to help in decorating
the trees. z
Mrs. HiId-a England is
teacher for the Class; the work
was done under her personal
supervision.
, 1952-12-17
VICORP Mukinq
Rapid Progress on
ST. Croix Power Imp.

The Virgin Islands Corpora
ton released a report recently
covering improvements in the
st. Croix power service which
were started last July when
took over the entire
power service on the Island of
St. Croix. In releasing this re-
port, Nicasio Nico, director of
the Power Division expressed
thanks to the people of Saint
Croix for their patience and
understanding with the incon-
veniences which were under
standably incurred in chang
ing over lines and making
new installations.
The new sub-station con-
nected with the main power
plant and housing four new
transformers was energized in
October. The new generator
house will be completed early
in 1858. A new 429 kilowatt
generator is now in service
and a $50 XIV generator is ex-
pected to 60 into service in
1858. This will raise the total
kilowatt output from 682 last
July to 1861.
In less than six weeks, Mar
Gus c, Long, VICORP's power
consultant, with a specially
trained crew of eight men and
thirty additional workers
from the Power Division, set
an imposing record. Solid cop
Continued On page ~
, 1952-12-17
McFudden.
Marine Artist Here
On Short Visit

Robin Nc Fadden, noted
artist of Marine scapes, ar
rived here yesterday on his
sixty-tWo foot yacht Alba
tross." He plans to depart
tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Nc Fadden is planning
to return to st. Croix shortly
after the Christmas holidays
to locate here, with the idea
Of developing his art.
He is being taken around
the Island by Mrs. Lee Kar-
wick, manager of the St.Croix
branch of the Virgin Islands
Tourist Board, who will point
out some Of the most pictures
que scenes to him.
, 1952-12-17
Sf.Morv's SCI TO Hove
Flout With Choral
Group for Festival

The ST. Mays School is
planning to supply a float and
a choral group to take part
IN the coming Did time Christ
mas Festival to be held Decem
Der "a through January !.
The Choral group will sing
over the radio and also on the
float for the New Year.
, 1952-12-17
EightY-four Cuptives
Killed During
Outbreak by Guurds

Eighty-four captives were
killed b y United Nations
guards when an estimated
5000 defied orders to disband.
An estimated 120 were in
jured during the outbreak.
Two American and two South
Korean guards were injured
by rocks thrown by the COM
munists, who marched to-
wards the guards three deep,
linked arm in arm shouting
defiance.
This outbreak is reported to
be the bloodiest since the Koje
Island outbreak last February.
Guards had been alerted as a
result of messages that passed
into the prison compound.
An investigation has been
ordered by Gen. Thomas w.
Herren, who said that the 81
tuation is very serious.