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Evening star., 1952-10-26
NORTHWEST
Meenehon Hardware

Meenehan Hardware
2oo4 18th St. NV.
Milford Jewellers Appliance
604 St. NV.
Military Personnel Buying Sev.
o56 Warner Blde., 18th & E Sts. NV.
M. Pleasant Hordwors
Mount Pleasant St.
NoiionoI Furniture
7th & H Sts. NV.
Peoples Hordwore
2475 18th ST. NV.
Peoples Hordwore
35l1 Connecticut Ave. NV.
Peoples Hordwore
1877 Macarthur Blvd.
Peoples Hordwars
Tl7 Georgia Ave. NV.
Peoples Hardware
46oo Wisconsin Ave. NV.
All Phillips Radio 8 ~ Stores
Reel Products
92o 9th St. NV.
Relioble Home Appliances
9l9 llth St. NV.
Relioble Radio & ~
18th ST. & Columbia Rd.
Reserves Exchange
2l29 Pa. Ave. NV.
c. Schneider & Sons
726 llth St. NV.
Scott jewelers.
800 F ST. NV.
Shermon's jewelers.
72s l4th St. NV.
Sheridon Hardware
6l35 Georgia Ave. NV.
Silver Springs Hardware
Georgia Ave. NV.
Spring voIIey Electric
48o5 Massachusetts Ave. NV.
Sun Radio Company
llth 6 Sts. NV.
Sun Radio compony
933 ST. NV.
Television Center
$40 10th ST. NV.
Twomey Hordwore
1923 18th ST. NV.
Union Hardware
9.h & D Sts. NV.
U. S. Merchandise Mort
ll22 Vermont Ave. NV.
Walker Thomos Furniture
9Th g. Sts. NV.
Warren Hordwore
18th St. NV.
D. Weinberg Hurdwore
l4th ST. NV.
james Wimsott, Inc.
1885 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Woodward & Lothrop
10Th g. G Sts. NV.
Ioungbiood Hardware
SAL Cedar ST.
Tokomo Pork. D. c.
NORTHEAST
Barber & Ross
5th 6 V Sis. NE.
Brooklond Hdwe. Co. Inc
35ol 18th St. NE.
District line Hdwe. Co.
6o29 Dix St. NE.
Georges Radio & ~ Co.
III H St. NE.
Harvey's Gift Shop
22l2 Rhode lsIand Ave. NE.
Home Appliances
1927 H St. NE.
kenilworth Hdwe.
1902 kenilworth Ave. NE.
McCoy's
907 n ST. NE.
Peoples Hardware
2l09 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
Peoples Hardware
343l Bennine Rd. NE.
Peoples Hardware
l434 Florida Ave. NE
Stanford Tire 8 Bottery Co.
10th & n SIS. NE.
Wotts-Berry
H ST. NE.
SOUTHWEST
Comeo Appliance Co.
5ll 4th ST. S.W.
VIM. E. Miller Furniture Co.
9TH 6 E Sts. S.W.
SOUTHEAST
ABc Hordware Co.
z3o 18th St. Sc.
Bunsfied Drug
$685. So. Copiioi ST.
District Home & Auto Supply
1920 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
District Lock Hardware
9Th St. Sc.
Georges Radio & TV Co.
62S Pennsyivania Ave. Sc.
HiIlerest Hardware
Alabome Ave. Sc.
R. Mars
40 lSt 81. Sc.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
VIRGINIA

Ellis Radio
$500 Lee Hwy.
Arlington, Va.
fredericksburg Home 8 Auto Supply
1908 Coroline St.
fredericksburg, Va.
General Stores
Merifield. Va.
Georges Radio & " Co.
3l95 Wilson Blvd.
Arlington. Vo.
Georges Rodio & ~ Co.
sol King ST.
Alexondrio, Va.
Clebe Rodio & Appliance Co.
GIebe Rd. and lee Highway
Arlington. Va.
Hamilton Cooke Hdws.
Woynesboro. Va.
The Hecht Co.
Wilson Blvd. ond N. cIebe Rd.
Arlington, Va.
james Hardware
5aol Lee Hshway
Arlington. Vo.'
S. Kunn Sons Co.
N Foirfox and Kirkwood
Arlington, Va.
R. E. Knight & Sons
62l King ST
Alexondrio, Va.
Marston Home Appliances
M. Jackson, Va.
Mccormick Jewellers
Annondole, Va.
Mckee & Palmer
Foirfox Station, Va.
Miller Hardware
500 King ST.
Alexondrio. Va.
Parkway Cycle & Hardware Co.
2ll2 N. krkwood Rd.
Arlington, Va.
Peoples Hardware
1913 M. Vernon Ave.
AIexondrio. Va.
Peoples Hordwors
l727 Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, Va.
Peoples Hardware
324l Columbia Pike
Arlington, Va.
Pollock Refrigeration Co.
29ol Wilson Blvd.
Arlington. Va
Geo. c. Romsey Hardware
Front RoyoI. Vo.
Remington Formers Cooperative
Remington. Va.
Robertson's S 10 10 Inc.
lo9 E Brood ST.
Folls Church, Va.
Rockingham Milling Co.
TimbeviIle, Va.
Root Jewellers
1894 Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, Vo.
Service Tire Co.
2424 Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, Vo.
Service lire Co.
1909 King 81.
Alexondrio, Vo.
ShirIington Coop Dept. Ston
Shirinston Business Center
Arlington, Va.
Sincere Sewing Machine Co
924 King 81.
Aiexondrio, Va.
Snyder 6 Co.
FoIIs Church. Va.
Southern Electric Appliance
340o N, Forfox Or.
Arlington. Va.
Southern Stofes cotlett Cooperative
CotIeti, Vo.
Southern Stotes Herndon Cooperative
Herndon, Va.
Southern Siotes Monossos Cooperative
Bottle 81.
Monossos, Va.
Southern Stotes StrosbUrg Cooperative
Shosburs, Va.
Southern Sio'es Front Royo Cooperative
Monossos 81.
Front RoyoI, Va.
Tcmkins Hardware
StrosbUrs, Vo.
Universal Electric Service
1850 lee Hiehwoy
Arlington, Va.
Virginia Appliance SeNles
1926 N Foirfox Drive
Arlington, Va.
Virginio Gorden Market
2loo Hinkwood Rd.
Arlington. Va
Wouenton Supply Co.
W1rrenton, Va.
Yeotmcn Hordwors
32ol Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, Vs.
Evening star., 1952-10-26

VIM. E. Miller Furniture Co.
9th ST. 6 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
Park Rexoll Gift Shop
1881 Suvonnoh ST. Sc.
Peoples Hardware
3s43 Aobomo Ave. S.E.
Peoples Hardware
SOB Pa. Ave. Sc.
r. Robinson. Inc.
1901 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Stevens Hordware
2759 Nichols Ave. Sc.
thompson Bros.
1920 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
MARYLAND
A & H Appliance
Baltimore Blvd.
Hyansville, Nd.
Akmons Herdwore Inc.
54o3 Annapolis Rood
Deeotvr Heights. Bodensbure Rd., Nd.
Armstrong Service
Oney. Nd.
VerI Ash
Midland, Nd.
l. Bernstein Furniture Store
N. Center ST.
Cumberland, Nd.
Bethesda Jewellers
1895 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda, Nd.
Bethesda Pt. & Hdws Co.
75l4 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda IA. Nd.
Bethesda P 8 ! Hdwe. Co.
75l4 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda. Nd.
Bowmon's Hordwore
54o2 Queens Chapel Rd.
HyottsviIle. Maryland
Bucks Hardware
Edmonston Rd.
RiverdoIe, Nd.
RoIand E. Burns
5555 Livingston Rd.
Oxon Hills, Nd.
Center Hordwors
1892 New Hampshire Ave.
Tokomo Park. Nd.
Chillum Hordwors
Riggs Rood & Eostern Ave.
Hyottsve, Nd.
College Park Paint & Hdwe.
College Park Shopping Center
College Park, Nd.
Community Paint & Hordwors
725o Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Bethesda, Nd.
Corol Hills Frestons
A73l Marlboro Pike
Cumberlond Maytag Co.
N. Mechanic ST.
Cumberland, Nd.
Dopp hordwore
49l9 Annapolis Rd.
BIodensbure, Nd.
Devon Club
luke Nd.
J. R. Enreht
1920 Wis. Ave.
Bethesda, Nd.
Georges Radio & ~ Co.
65l2 Georgia Ave.
Silver Spring. Nd.
Creenbelt Dept. Store
Creenbelt, Nd.
Haos Hordware
Silver Spring Shopping Center
Silver Spring, Maryland
J. c. Harding Co. Inc.
7oo5 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda, Nd.
HordwoTe, Inc.
1855 New Hompshire Ave.
Takomo Park. MoryIond
Hwood Hordwore
72oo New Hompshire Ave.
Tokoma Park Nd.
VIM. J. ninsS d Son
r. z
Silver Spring Morylond
Hecht Co.
renton & Ellsworth Drive
Silver Spring, Maryland
Hyottsve Hordwors Co.
5l2l eoltimore Ave.
HyotisviIle. Moryond
lnsey Jewellers
773l New Hompshire Ave.
Tokomo Park, Maryland
Kent Hardware
Annapolis Rd
Ken, Voee. Morylond
Kline Furniture Store
Virginia Ave.
Cumberland, Maryland
Loey'S
D. c. & Maryland
D. A. Longer
N. Center ST
cumberIond, Morylond
Lexington Park Pharmacy
Lexington Park, Maryland
Evening star., 1952-10-26

OeneFoI WIIIS AUTomofIe Io0Sfer
Pops toast extra-high so even small
sized breads are easy to remove. Ex-
elusive double automatic thermostat
assures dependable edge-to-edge brown
ing every time. Rich, handsome styling.
Hinged crumb tray for easy cleaning. All
three General Mills Home Appliances
are sponsored by Betty Crocker.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
MARYLAND

Liberty Hardware
N. Liberty ST.
Cumberland, Maryland
Local P. & !. Hardware Co.
53o7 Baltimore Ave.
HyottsvIe, Maryland
Marlboro Jewellers
Marlboro. Maryland
MoryIond Hordwors
Forest Glen Rd.
Silver Spring. Maryland
Maseks Electrical Center
Edmonson Rd.
Riverdae, Maryland
Murray Hordwors
5000 New Hompshire Ave.
Tokoma Park, Maryland
Peoples Hardware
1000 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda, Maryland
Peoples Hordwore
1000 34th ST.
M. Rainier Maryland
Peoples Hordwore
1927 Bodensbvre Rd.
CoInor Manor Maryland
Phillips Radio 6 ~ Stores
D. c. and Maryland
Piney Branch Hdwe.
s7o3 Flower Ave.
Silver Spring, Nd.
Rays Hardware
59l612 Central Ave.
Copitoi Heights Nd.
RiVerdoIe Hardware
900 Rhode Island Ave.
Riverdole, Nd,
Rock Greek Variety
Grubb Rd. Shopping Center
Silver Spring, Nd.
RussIer 8 Chadwieh
Virginia Ave. Pc
Cumberond, Nd.
Seymours Hardware
1892 Iverson ST.
Hilerest Heights, Nd.
Southern States Upper Marlboro Coop.
Upper Marlboro, Nd
Mr. {. |. Stone
Park Hall, Nd.
Suitlond Hdwe.
1874 SuitIond Rd.
SuitIond, Nd
Iokomo Coop Drug
s467 New Hampshire Ave.
Takomo Pork Nd
Tokoma Paint Hardware
Loure Ave-
Takoma Park Nd. "
}. c. Tennison
California, Nd.
Thomos Co. n
Coithersburg, Nd. Nc
Tippett Jewellers
4sl5A Annapolis Rd.
Viers Mill Hdwe.
l22ls Viers Mill Rd.
A. G. Woikins Co.
Rockville, Nd.
Wheoton Appliance Co.
ll4l7 Georgia Ave.
Wheoion, Nd
Woodmoor hdwe.
1oo3 coIesville Rd.
Silver Spring, Nd.
Woodward lothrop
Wisconsin and Western AYES.
Bethesda, Nd.
Wright Jewelry Shop
e22o Georgia Ave.
Silver Spring, Nd.
VIRGINIA
Arlington Hordwure
2914 Columbia Pike
Arlington. Va. soo,
Auto Home Supply Co.
oeeoquon. Va. South
Boron 6 MeItz s.nh
40 S. Washington ST.
FoIls Church, Va.
Boyiss & Peterson oo"'
Winchester. Va. Seuihe
BeIIeview Hordwore
625 BeIevew Blvd.
Alexondrio. Va.
R. {. Burner Flee. Cont.
Luruy, Va.
c. w. cople Sons
927 Caroline 81.
fredericksburg, Vu.
Chorles Stores Company, Inc.
1923 M. Vernon Ave.
AIexondrio. Va.
CulpepeF Formers Co-operotive
Culpeper, Va.
ElIioh's Dry Goods
Forfax, Va.
Ellis Radio
252o Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, Va.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-29
Florida Delegate
Praises Choice
OF Democrats

TAMPA R-- One Of Florida's
delegates to the Democratic Con-
vention has praise for Gov. Stew
enson as a presidential candidate
but forecasts q stiff fight with Gen.
Eisenhower for this states vote.
Former Gov. Doyle E. Carlton.
one Of the 10 Florida delegates
backing Sen. Russell Of Georgia
for the nomination, said Eisenhow-
er Is right popular in Florida.
Carlton said he would vote for
Stevenson and the vice presiden-
tial nominee. Sen. Sparkman OF
Alabama. but explained heavy pri-
vate business would prevent his
stumping for the ticket.
He said the thing that win decide
the outcome Of the Florida fight
between Stevenson and Eisenhow-
er viii be the way the campaign
issues between the two political
parties are brought out.
Carlton predicted IN end TO the
way candidates are chosen ct ma
tional conventions. He termed IN
Democratic Convention ~ . "cir-
Gus lacking the order Of . circus. !"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-29

There's nothing you can do 70
help him. ma'am. Not now
Whats he done?"
That's all ! can tell you, ma'am.
Except I'd like you to know you've
got nothing to fear. A wounded
fox always makes for a safe place.
This place isn't safe for him now"
Melisande shrank back and stark
fear was pin-pointed in her eyes.
Hes in some kind Of trouble,
Danny. can see it in your face.
We've got to help himls
Danny was unmoved.
There's only one solution lor
the kind Of trouble he's Ia. Maybe
he'll find il himself. That's what
we're hopin' for, anyway. I'd hate
70. to get caught up in anythin'.
"paul,s my husband. 7 happsn
to love him. I can't Be taking sides
against him. That's something
you'd better understand right now,
Danny But her face was pale
and the pin-points of fear were
still there.
Who are you, anyway !.
My names Danny Sale
sSalel Katie's-fatheris
Eyes" l
"Then it's something about-
Katie. What Is 1T"
Maybe you'd better 81 Ger
Il will.s She sat down weakly
on the hammock. .John Taylor
sent you down here. didn't heis
That's right"
Why
FOX huntin'. I'm IN expert q
il ma'am. Mr.. Taylor's got queer
ideas about the technique Of hunt
in q fox. don't altogether agree
with him. But I promised I'd Try
1t his way-first-
'You can drop the double TAN.
Danny. What's Paul done?s
Danny gently took the woman's
arm.
thing I'd like you to do, ma'am,
IS get out Of here as quick a. you
can. Your husbands headin' for
bad trouble an you don't have to
get caught up in Il II you stay hare
you're crazy"
mo. I'll stay with Paul
The other shrugged and made
to walk away. "You zee, ] don't
share Mr.. Taylor's feelin's about
you. I'm not amin to protect any
body, least Of all GARDENERS wife.
! expect you're as much respon-
sible as he is. Only you didn't try
to put bullet through my guts.s
(Te 10 eontinuo0
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-29
Stevenson Back
On Job AS
I'LL. Governor

CHICAGO Up Gov. Adlai E,
Stevenson has returned here Z
Springfield and -umuitu0us wei.
come from the Illinois capital, to
prepare himself for the role OF
Democratic standard bearer in the
1852 presidential campaign.
He will pick up, but only tenn
| porarily, the reins of the job he
had repeatedly said he wanted for
four more years -- governor OF
| Illinois.
Then he will resign to devote
himself to the role II did not want
candidate for the President OF
the United States.
The Democratic nominee spent
the week end comforting with par
ty leaders on campaign plans.
Among them was Sen. John Spark.
man of Alabama. whom the Dem
ocratic National Convention chose
as Stevenson's running mate as
candidate for vice president.
Frank E. Mckinney. Democratic
national chairman, told reporters
the party high command had
agreed on a ''hard.hitting cam.
paign of no more than 90 days.
II will begin on Labor Day.
Mckinney said the party's big
four speaking team VIII be Presi'
dent Truman, who advised the
chairman. II am at your dispos-
al" Vice President AIben fark,
ley. an unsuccessful candidate for
the top spot on the 1852 ticket,
Stevenson and Sparkman.
The chairman said the team viii
carry the campaign into every
part OF the nation. and President
Truman has promised q repetition
of his 1913 whistle stop speaking
tour that salsaged victory out d
| generally predicted defeat.
Besides Sparkman and McKin
| ney. other Stevenson visitors Sun
day included Gov. Paul A. Devel
Of Massachusetts,, Avereii Harri
man, Sen. Rosert Kerr Of Okla
houla ard Mrs. India Edwards
vice chairman Of the Democrats
National Committee.
| A reporter called kerr's sstcn
| tloa 10 hts own campaign Iisera
! ,urs whlch had said Stevenson va
not enosionally fitted for the pres
lsency, ard ire senascr replied ~
ssatemea. vas "a minor thing O
no importance
/ Il was dlsrAosed that Dever h4.
persuaded Harrsnan 10 withnrss
In favor cs SseTens0a AFTER Il
seeond haIias al the ecnvertiOs
Friday. A reliable Source said Hsr
rsman planned 70 delay his with
dramsi Grsa TIE skxrh ballet, BIZ
TIE Massachusetts governor PEI
/ suadsd him shat TIE ceaay ussgh
enaase 5aTkiey CO Sen. Estes M
fsnver os Tsnnesaes 10 win.
/ Sec. Spaskrnan sai6 he ard nj
party VII aeaye fuv WasAangsn
scssa aa.sr daspossag at poss-cos
ssnssea exsaaaezs Ia Chleago. Thss
be sab1- - wfla .sesean No M
desk aa1 20 10 his HszafxvlIls
Ala hozne 50 . saeatnn. hesor
eesaaag tAe strsnso4ss fan car
pazSE-
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Chapter 26

chapter Is
GARDINER flung himself wear
lilly upon the strip Of sand.
"It's my opinion that nom came
up here during the night and took
the boat away. Where did you hide
it?s
ssNow. why'd be wantin' to dc
such a silly thing?" He stood,
Maybe we'd better get goin Mrs
Gardiner'll be wonderin' where
you've got to-"
sIs Melisande IN thig too?s
'sThis what?"
"This conspiracy
Danny smiled.
81 dunno why you can it that.
It's supposed to be your honey
moon. isn't it,"
Gardiner resumed, speakinr
more to himself
cts a conspiracy to break me
up. You're in il, too, Danny. You,
Taylor-and God knows who else.
Melisande, perhaps. Is Melisande
part of it? That's something I'd
like to know"
SIT seems to me you've rot q
very vivid imagination" Danny
said. There's must be somethin'
eatin' at your mind to make you
talk like this. What is it,"
whatever the bunch Of you are
trying to do, you're only wasting
your time. And you can pass the
word on to Taylor. You can also
tell him that Wen be leaving the
cottage at once.
AT once?"
eyes"
"Why, that's foolish, Gardiner.
There's no way Of gettin' out OF
here. You're as much a prisoner
here as if you were in Long Bay,
You might as well sit roun' and
wait. You never know what might
turn up"
"Wait?" He came to his feet,
"And what could-possibly -turn
up?"
Danny rose with him, stood fec
ing him, his eyes unwavering.
"Come Friday there might be
some more-mail-for you
Gardiner wilted but soon re-
covered and began to walk home
wards.
what do you know about my
mail, Danny?"
Nothing. Except that when
went into the house for the wistle
saw your note. There must've
been something in the mail tc
cause you to write that Men dom
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-29
Civil Service
Employment

WASHINGTON IL The hiring
Of $500 new workers during June
mostly for temporary vacation
relief jobs - brought the total Of
federal civilian employees to 2.eo3.-
800 on July l.
The u. S. Civil Service Commits.
sion. reporting this today, said Il
was the biggest jump in the gov
ernments roll for any month since
June OF last year.
The Defense Department ac-
counted for more than three.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-29
By william lynch

leave notes for their wives in the
middle of the night, unless it's
pretty important.
ssIt tcas important Danny. A
matter Of life and death"
'For your
Gardiner pondered this for the
time it took them to traverse q
hundred yards.
Danny, want you to believe
me when ] say that it's a matter
Of life and death--for me, for Nell
sande. and perhaps for somebody
else. too.
There's only one thing I want
10 believe about you, Gardiner, !"
came the reply, quickly. IL want
to believe that you're not q at
person to be alive.
why do you say thatf"
"When I really believe thut-
I'll 60 luokin' for to whistle me up
fox an this time won't be amin
for his legs. You see. ] won't be
wantin' his pelt"
GARDINER was nowhere in
~ sight when Danny arrived at
the cottage. Melisande was there,
however, hatless in the sun. her
eyes troubled.
Paul just got in, Danny" she
said. quickly. where's he been?
What's the matter with him? He
won't talk to me"
"He couldn't sleep. ma'am."
Danny said. $50 we went fox
huntin'. Then we went to Point
Harvest. But the boat was gone
The girl plunged q hand into
her dirndl pocket
Il found this note"
Danny glanced at IL
81 saw it." he said. But he
couldn't 90 on account Of there's
no boat.
what business would he have
in the city to take him away so
SUDDENLY
"A man like Paul Gardner can
have strange business. ma'am."
Danny said, making to pass her
by. She caught his arm.
"Oh, Danny, there's something
wrong! Please don't 90 away. !
want to talk to YOU" She led him
towards the hammock. Something
happened to Paul last night. /
found the wrapping from a parcel
What was in 1t, Danny?"
81 don't know.
you're lying. Please don't lie
to me. Is Paul in any kind Of trou-
BILE? ] want to help him"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-29
Veterans Rep.
Visit Keys

Mr.. George n. Hanskat, local
Veterans Administration Represen-
tative viii pay an official visit to
Marathon on Friday. from am.
to 4:3o pm, August e, 1852. =
This announcement is made 50
that veterans in the middle keys
can make their plans to meet with
Mr.. Hanskat.
The location Of the meeting will
be announced at latter date;
however 1t is believed that the
Chamber OF Commerce building
viii be the most logical spot.
All veterans are invited to bring
their problems to Mr.. Hanskat at
this time.
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fourths Of the increase with the
Air Force getting the biggest
share. 1900 new employees. The
Commerce Department reported .
net drop Of 1000 workers during
June.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-02-22
Great Protective Group
Continued from page one)

Second standing, Mrs Norma Stephens Klingsworth
manager Little Rock district Z. Dewey Klngsworth assoei
ate seated L. L. Miller Rev. s. W. Greer Jacksonville; Rev
E. d. Reed North Little Rock Bonnie Richards Little Rock
John A. Donald assistant Little Rock; W. Harwick Little
Rock senior morcan and Calvin Johnson Little Rock morti
clan Third Mrs Simpson and Mrs, A. H. Deadmon of
Little Rock; Mrs. Emma Wright North Little Rock Mrs
Phillips, Scott Mrs L. f. Campbell North Little Rock; Mrs
Jewel Godfrey Tie Plant; Mrs Nette Baker North Little Rock
Rev. and Mrs c. A. Meeks Little Rock.
Fourth Mrs. C. a. Dixon North Little Rock; Mrs. NJ.
Whitaker North Little Rock; Mrs. T. r. Current Woodson
Mrs Nee Vaughn North Little Rock; Mrs Eee Carter Ro
land Mrs Sarah Bowers Sweet Home; Mrs. A. j. Mcmahon
Little Rock Mrs Minnie McNuen Wrightsvle; Mrs l.. NJ
Beth. Little Rock
The following agents not present for the picture be-
of illness Rev G. W. Perry, Lonoke Mrs Genie Mosey
North Little Rock; Mrs. Pinke Pree North Little Rock Mrs
Ruth Moore Williams Little Rock Mrs Lizzie Williams, North
Little Rock and Rev. F.. d. Brown Tie Plant
Others not present Mrs Black kensett S b Baker
Carlisle George Chandler Roland, Jesse Young Rev. Amos
Walton Rev. L. M. Knowles Mrs. Leola Kelly, Mrs. I. F.
Snow. Mrs. Hanna Smith, Charles w. Norwood H. F. McFar
Rev F. Stewart Miss Rosie Dolphus and w H. Harrison
of Little Rock Mrs Georgia Calhoun Scott A. F. Eskdge and
Mrs A. Afford of North Little Rock Edward Adams Wrights-
vile Howard Russ Austin All of these agents embrace the
little Rock district Press foto by Dayy
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-02-22
State Dept
Continued from page four

Continued from page four
if they separate, some Negro schools were made
perior that they put the white schools in the shade I'm
the picture have given you tonight is different from
you have heard before"
Patterson reported that in the wel-to-du audience nj
proXmately 300 people, at the National Museum aende
Mrs. Eugena Anderson American Ambassador and O
from the Embassy there was feeling of skepticism
Mrs Simpsons speech.
One Of the prominent Danish social leaders, Mrs XII
Lauritzen wife of ship owner said; Il do not think
Sampson is serving the best interests of the Negro Dc
Her speech to be only defense for the USA cue
the advsaby of making speeches that to be very
sided believe that thing has caused progress for Neg
is the opposition discrimination in Europe which is
in the USA. In my opinion all keep up the senme
Europe against discrimination otherwise | do believe Ne
get equality within five years, Mrs Sampson pred
Mrs. Sampson, he reported, irritated because
others in the audience disputed her glowing picture.
young Negro student in the audience the only
present asked several times for the floor but it
him. He stated afterwards to friends that Mrs Sampson
completely distorted the truth about the Negro people
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of intensive participation in
activities in a good envirm
and under capable leadershII
5. The development of powe
observation, analysis, judg
and decision.
6. The development Of the }
of self-expression and rea9
self-confidence.
7. The development of leads
capacity by having each St.
within the limits Of his abilii
sumo actual responsibility To-
tain activities.
8. The elimination Of remedl,
fects and the improvement o
tural mechanics inso far as
can be influenced by muScul
tivities and health advice,
on adequate physical and
diagnosis.
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R. J. Reynolds
Representative In
Little Rock Area

Lloyd w. Moore of Winston
Salem, N. c., representative OF
the II. ] Reynolds Tobacco com
pany is in the Little Rock ter
ritory spreading goodwill for the
makers Of Camel cigarettes, Mr..
Moore is one of 5000 Negro en-
ployees OF the tobacco company,
and one of 10 statesmen that the
company has on the road.
Mr. Moore is a graduate OF the
Art college Of North Carolina
and has been with the company
for several years. He states that
ninety per cent Of all employees
Of the company are stockholders
and share annually in tbs net
profits He will be In fins sec
ton for two months,