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Evening star., 1952-02-06
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Evening star., 1952-02-06


Shareholders received $436, 900 in
dividends during the year.
AL officers and directors were
reelected. including Martin R
West. president; Clarence Dodge
and Earl Macintosh, vice presi-
dents; Mr.. Jones; l.. E. Inabinet
assistant secretary-treasurer anc
Charles E. Garner, assistant Sec
retary.
New-Car Sales Lag.
New-car sales in the National
Capital were far behind year
ago in January, while used-car
sales were above January, 1851,
figures from the Traffic Bureau
indicated today.
New-car titles issued In the
first 1852 month totaled 1.5e0,
compared with 1887 in the previ-
Gus month, but contrasted with
2,699 in January last year. The
latest total was the smallest for
any January since 1916 when
manufacturers were getting post
war production underway.
Title transfers. barometer of
used-car sales, totaled 3,211 in
January VS.. 2,460 in the previous
month and 3,029 in January. 1851.
PepcO Earnings Improve.
Potomac Electric Power Co.
earned $5,191 ,626 or SLIP a share
in 1851, compared with $4,423,679
or "a cents in 1850, the company
reported yesterday.
Revenues for the year rose to
$42,845, 900, a gain of 1877 per cent
from $37, ,696. 900 in 1850, while
operating costs increased to $685.
$4,000, also a rise of 1877 per cent
from $30,882,000 in the previous
year.
December net income was $543,-
900 VS.. $642. 900 in December, 1850,
with operating revenues of $3,-
5000 VS.. $3.402. 900, and operat-
ing costs of $3,163,000 VS.. $2,75S.-
600.
Offices More Than Doubled.
Remodeling and additions at
the Silver Spring and Hyattsville
Offices of the Suburban Trust Co.,
will more than double the space OF
Evening star., 1952-02-06
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Feb. 9 dR9.-cotton fu-
lures advanced In forenoon trading today
local buying mat only scale-up offerings.
Traders thought that the market showed
evidence e. r. being oyersold .L, Soma de-
dicated By the belief that farmers win
not plant the full acrease. koal Of 2S
million million acres acres 5scopmended hg the AgIi.l
issued today placed farmers, planting In
|tentions at 24.045,O00 acres, which Was
Vious Ss estimate from rom the sarne $50 source. N
Noon prices were 81 bale hieher
Ito so cents snWer than the previous close.
March, 41s83; May 1:60, and july.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
New. York Produce

.oN NEW YORK; FEB; 9 R;E;Buttsr, s27,;, ,;
cartons Creamery higher than 90 scort
AA fresh. 85; 92 score A fresh. SAN; 81
score B fresh, SAN: SO score c fresh, "a.
~ Cheese Cheese s6s'e4s; steady. prices un
Eggs, 1885; firm: New York spot quo
tations. based largely on exchange trad
fancy heayyweigflts, 40; extra 1 large
3Sh: extra ! medium. 37t-3S: pullets
50; standards large, 38-37; current re
ceipts rehandlsd. 35h-37; dirties, 3bh
weights, 40: extra / large, 3SK; extra
medium. So; browns, fancy heayyweights
40: extra l large, 3S1s; extra medium
3S; nearby. whites. extra fancy heavy
weights, 4lh-42; fancy heavyweights. Al
others large. 39-40; mediums, 3S; pullets
35; browns. extra fancy heavyweights
41-42; fancy heayyWeights, 40; mediums
SO; pullets, 3d..
Evening star., 1952-02-06
7ZZNZZ
b n :: r. Z Q, N, $; a N Y
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND

COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND
dsth Consecutive overisriy Poymsof
The Board Of Directors ofSeaboard
Finance Co, declared a regular quar-.
terly dividend of IS cents 4 share on
CommonStock payable Apr, ,lo.1952to
stockholders Of record Mar. 20, 1882.
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDENDS
The directors also declared regular
quarterly dividends Of IS eenrs share
on $3.50 Convertible Preferred Stock.
33A cents . share on Sl.35 Convert.
ible Preferred Stock, 33M cents share
on $I.3S Convertible Preferred Stock.
Series B, and 43 cents 4 share on
$l.72 Convertible Preferred Stock.
All preferred dividends are payable
Apr. 10, 1852 10 stockholders ofrecord
Mar. 20, 1852.
A. E. WEIDMAN
u I'm. ~, 1852 I'safR'r
Evening star., 1952-02-06

fUnit Of trading 10 snaree eIn rank
under the BANKRUPTCY Act or securities
assumed BY. such eompSnies. Rates Of diyi.
dends IN the foregoing tables are annual
or semiannual declaration Unless other.
wise noted special or extra dividends sre
not included. CID Called. I Ex dividend.
stock dividend. I Cash or stock. De-
elared Or paid 50 far this year. Payable
Ii stock estimated caSh value on ex diyi-
ciared or paid. after stock dividend or
split-up. Declared or paid this. year. an
accumulatiye issue with dividends In ar.
year, dividends omitted. deferred Or no
action taken ct last dividend meeting.
v Declared or paid N 1851. plus stuck
dividend. y Liqilidating dividend Pay.
able q stock. exact cash value undetef.
tnined on declaration 0At0.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Feb. 8 R1.-Fcreien ex.
change rates follow. (Great Britain In
dollars, others in eents):
Canadian dollar u, New. York epsn
United States cents, unbalanced:
Europe-G Great Britain (poundl. 2.7sis.
unchanged; Great Britain 30-day futures.
!: 2:77z up il ef M cent; Great Hritain 90.
cent; belgium tiirancS, i.sss;. anchsnsed;
sssnssd ssns: HEshls9d Hslssd ss sent o aS VI
Of cent; Italy uiral. .164 Of Q cent,
unchanged; Portugal (eseudo). $50. un-
chansed; Switzerland (francJ tfree), 22.8s.
UNCHANGED.
Latin Americac--Argentina tfree). 7.l0.
unchanged: Brazil lfree), $50, unehanged;
Mexico, 11.57, unchanged; Venezuela
tbolivar). 30.03, UNCHANGED.
Far East-Hcng Kong dollar. 17.50'
unchanged.
Evening star., 1952-02-06

of these Offices
and should be
completed by
April /, direc-
tors Of the
company were .
told by Board
Chairman I.
Howard Duck
EFT at the
monthly board
meeting.
Opening cere-
monies at each
office a r e
planned on com.
-. rLA
Evening star., 1952-02-06
|odd-Lot Dealings

The Securities and ExchanEe Commis-
Ision reported today these transactions by
customers with odd lot dealers or spe-
|ciaiiBts on the New York EXCHANGE for
February s.: 6.004 purchases involving
195.905 shares; sales involving lS3.493
1.740 shares sold short on 50 orders.
Evening star., 1952-02-06

dent ana gen.
eral manager;
Joseph Blumen-
thai. secretary
treasurer; Allen
G.. Stern, assist
ant secretary.
This marks
Fred Gichner's
54th year OF
| e a d e r ship OF
the c o m p a n ,
which he began
as q one-man
shop and de-
veloped into the
largest indus
Evening star., 1952-02-06

repOTNu Eu'
ward K. Jones
s e cret
tre q S u rer, al
t he a nu q
meeting yester-
day.
Resources al
the year end
t o t a e d $21,-
260.514 VS.. $18,-
746,532 a year
earlier. and re-
serves and sur
plIfS r0Sn tr
$1,333,553 VS.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
[MetuI Quototions

NEW YORK. Feb. 9 R.--5pot non.
ferrous metal prices today: copper 24h
cents Q pound, Connecticut valley Eead,
10 cents pound. New York Zinc, l9M
cents pound. East st. Louis TIN. 81. .2iM
Ea pound, New York At Pittsburgh scrap
steel No. l heavy was quoted ut 43.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Interstate Building
Reports 1851 Gains
Al Annual Meeting
Bv DonoId B. Hodley

Invested savings Of Interstate
Building Association reached $15,-
685, ,452 at the end of 1851, jump
Of $l,448,350 from a year earlier,
Evening star., 1952-02-06

FOREIGN Iii
Antiouula 3s7S ~
| Australia 5s IS loon
.selgiuln - 66 143
|Bra6ias27-6Tst 63N
BraE 3ats 2S ser e1is
Chile 2lk-3s 81 A0zl
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Fl salv IS 10 SAN
Grk 1854 ut pd 81
japan 5lhs 66 0ol1
Med Mum IS TS ~
| Mex6s45 ig asd. 10Y
TokyoC oCySlas6f 76N
TokyoElLt6s53 0lh
WORLD BANK
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As 20 Acc
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B&O ey4ih20iO 64A
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Buh R&P 81 st ;
| CRRNJ 2As 81 40
C g. o ANS 90 12o5'
lc&O 3Hs 96 D 1ool
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ICCCSL 4kas ~ 6ezI
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Z>.l1Ge.:,1'''''~','s..s,.'.'r'',,

AIbuqusruue esnief St naeifopoliion osso Cf
IS0 0D0 is Iosuisd in shs Rio ksfands NdllsY, ~
Esehcnsln3fIl, kbuqvsrspe lies oi ne focf sof|
ilss S1fdic AAoUnfains WtEh dsS io 1I 900 fssi.
eIilon shoppine ssnisgs, ssenie bsausY,s
N h;slerie niefes1 yeur rcund son 8. 0nd sUnnys
IssiIo xigy sIinuie s,uks, Al6uausreus So ideoI
hsIns NeW Essissnss snss Iiiils 81 llcuIiy in
o6luIpina rxlecuois hoUsing % she AlbuaussaUs
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Washington Exchange

Pot 81 Pwr com-50 ct 1874, 100 at 15K
1876 at 1914, -25 at 15A, 10 at 15A.
Wash Gas 4.50 pfd--S at 1904, 70 OIL
1904, 10 at 100h.
Amer Security q Trust--30 at 34a.
Pot Elee Pwr com-50 at 15K, 35 at 15h
Garfinckel com-35 at 1884.
Pot Fl p $50 ptd 40 at 42, ? at 42A
Evening star., 1952-02-06

~ amlAeshaneul Essaasys EIsslseniss naa EIssisSl
Eaoinsss ssssIsls sn6 Ma matt
ycl;siy 81 p6sisSns 81 ssssafeh, dsyslopnsnl und
prUdseiion opsa fss 1aen stish Boshsl0rs az
eayaaesd as1fsss Nah os Ndlfops uppIs0kis
sxpefiAnss. Il
sss a. rlnansnl 90 81 ilions Nth SCI psiic
Iufion. 0bsIdiosy of Ihs Alsstefa EIscsgle
ssYs exssI Isn Norking conditions und
Ii5ssaI sInployss bsnsiiis insIoding poid yoso-
Ilens, siskness bsnsiIis, gsoep lfs iusufaace and
sonisi3gieFy sssilsaasni plou
Evening star., 1952-02-06
Dividends Announced

SEX dividend. fpiuS extra or extras
Declared or paid so far this year. Paid
last year. q Unlisted.
Evening star., 1952-02-06

Cont Can z
Cont C & 8 so
Cont DiamP 80
Cont Motor hag-
Cont Oil 1.S0h
Cooper Bess 2b
Copper Rng so
Copw Steel "a
Com Pr 3.60b
tCorn Prod pT
Corn Dub 1.10g
Corning Gl la
Coty Init .10g-
Crane Co %
CT OF WHIT 100
Crown Ck&S 10
Crwn Zell 2.60a
Cruc Steel 6hf-
Cruc Stl pf s..
Cudahy Pack.
Curtiss Wri L.
Cutler Ham %
Davis Chem 1 "
|DayStrom Ia
DAYTON P q L 3
Day p q L rt---.
Daytn Rub Ne.
Deeca Rec 70
DeepRoek Oil ..
|Deere&co 2he-
Deere pf 1.N--
Del q Hud 6
DelLack&W Ag
Del r d L1.20-.
Den r @ w 3g-.
DER @ W Of g.
Derby Oil 2b---
Det Eds lao
De Vilbiss la
Devoe&Ra A 2b
Diam Match %.
DiamT Mot Ag-
Diana Str so
Dist Cp s 1.20a.
DR. Pepper 60
Doehler Jarv %
Dome Min 10
Douglas Airc B.
Dow 0 2.40b--
Dressr Ind 1.00
Dupian Cp -.
|Du Pont 3.55g--
! EAGLE 1.20a--
EastAir Line n
| East Corn H..
Eauf q GkI Va
| Eastm Kod. 60r-
| Eaton Mfg % :
IElec AutoLite g.
| tElec Boat he :.
lElgin N w COB
| Elliott Co 1,60A
IEPasoNG 100
IEmer Elec 1.40-
| EHner Rad&P !.
| Huuit Gas 1.30 {
| Euuit OBidg 90
IErie RR 1Ag =
iEversharp lao
lEx-Cen-O 9
IFAIRBNKS. sob
Fam Finan 1.40
tFeddersQuig 1a.
FEEDER pStr 2Ma
| Ferro " 1.60--
l iNrestcne Ae--
| First Nat etrs .
| Florida p l.90-.
FA p
Food Fair SOB.
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The Miami times., 1952-05-17

OThe downtown area
kThe Coconut Grove and South Miami Areas
The Miami times., 1952-05-17

TEAR OUT AND TAKE THIS
TO THE POLL
For Sheriff Tom Kellx-S-A
For County Commissioner w Shepard Broad-s.A
For State Attorney George A. BrautiSam-3-A
Jor Justice of Peace ..... Francis J. Chr;ste-1aA,
For Constable, Dist 2 -. E. r. "Bob" Lewi.-1sA
For Justice Peace Dist. S -. Milton Friedman-la.A
For County Tax Assessor 49, J. N. Lummu.. Jr.-s-A
paid Pol Adv
The Miami times., 1952-05-17

NJ Nathaniel Alexander MIR Amos Jenkins
John III. Barkley Atty. y ~ Johnson
Rev. MIR j. N. Bird Dr. H. johnson
Rev. Richard De Veaux, Jr. Mr. Albert A. MneF
Mrs.. Margaret Everhart Nlr. George OOeW
FRev. Fr. T. r Gibson MR. W. o. Ferry
~ p Cs.ac B. Solomon
D.. ~ r (.raham Rev. w. T. Strickland
A.. = Cr.vea *D~. E. A. Ward
Dr. H. ID. Green Nnr. NnarsnaH Williamson
Mr. Sendy Green
Nr.A.W. Hawkins Dr. E. A. Ward, President
Susan II. Haxr;s Dr. c. r. Hogan, 1st Vice Pres.
*T1r r r Hogan Rev. T. r. Gibson, End Vice Pres.
AS.,r,ner MIR. j.. H. Barley, Treasurer
Mr.- Marv McFadden MIR. Albert A. Miller Exec. Sec'y
OFFICERS <..t..<
OThe downtown
Cvowa SouhM Miami
Evening star., 1952-04-02


famous Maxwell House flavor, the
moment you add hot water! And
you get delicious, 100% pure coffee,
because no filters of any kind are
added to dilute the real coffee
flavor.
Instant Maxwell House Coffee is
quick-to-f1x as old-style instants.
but it tastes so divinely different! |!
That's because it's real Maxwell
House Coffee, brewed for you in the
spotless Maxwell House kitchens.
At the exact moment of perfection
the waters removed, leaving the
miracle Flavor Buds of 1000 pure
coffee. And this grand instant coffee
saves you up to 25e compared to a
pound of old-faShioned ground
coffee!
Evening star., 1952-04-02
ICeN-SpIitting ChemicoIIsoIoted
|By Scientists in Cancer Fiqht

terra cell and usually in about 20
minutes has completely destroyed
the cell and gives rise to about
100 new viruses to destroy other
cells. DR.. Luria was able to stop
this process few minutes before
the cell was doomed to disappear
Up to this point. he found. they
had no poyer to destroy any,
thing. They were green viruses
which must wait to mature. The
find turns medical research
toward discovering "anti-ripen-
ing" agents for the most dreaded
lof viruses which attack humans.
Evening star., 1952-04-02

they're thrifty! No peeling. No
waste. What's more -BinB Mush-
rooms are SpeciGl-a light brown,
hothouse variety always picked at
flavor peak. always broiled in
pure creamery butter then
packed in their own delicious broth,
which I also use in cooking. Choose
one or all Of these 3 styles which,
ever suits your recipes best.
ID BinB Whole Mushroom Crowns
(2) BinB Sliced Mushrooms
60 BinB Chopped Mushrooms.
Evening star., 1952-04-02

every time, by adding just a little
Kitchen Bouquet. All because its
blend of IA choice vegetables, herbs
and spices not only browns gravy
but also brings out its true meat
taste. I advise you to join the mil
lions of gravy-makers who have
used Kitchen Bouquet ever since it
was first created over Is years ago.
And Kitchen Bouquet is thrifty,
you know. A bottle lasts.
Evening star., 1952-04-02
Ships Moving on Greet Lukes

TORONTO. April 2 R.-Fleets
Of ships were astir on the Great
Lakes today in the first big move
ments Of the newly opened 1852
navigation season. Opening of
the Welland Canal yesterday lent
impetus to the reviving hustle at
the inland ports. Still held in
winters icy grip is much of Lake
Superior, although five vessels are
expected to reach the lakehead
this week.
Evening star., 1952-04-02

the tar and nicotine found in all
cigarette smoke. It also prevents
annoying shreds of tobacco from
reaching your mouth. When you
light up Parliament you enjoy it's
superb tobaccos with complete
pleasure plus protection. No more
need to fit your cigarette into a
holder!
With Parlicmsnis the advuntoses are
oil yours, including a elsverly-mude,
eFvsh.proof box which keeps your cisa-
Feffss whole" and serves" them to
yev eesily without fvmblinsl
Evening star., 1952-04-02

or dingy are also made beautifully
white again by a Clorox rinse.
thank my stars that Clorox is
free from caustic and other harsh
substances so it bleaches extra
gently with no hard rubbing, and
conserves treasures like lace cur
tains and household linens. And
because this wonderful 4 in l prod
uct, Clorox, is not only (D an extra
gentle bleach, (2) a dependable
stain-remover, 90 an effective de-
odorizer, but also "a one Of the
worlds great disinfectants, every
thing you launder with Clorox is
SGnitGry-SGfe.
Evening star., 1952-04-02

exclusive design, it can actually be
regulated" to your child's needs.
A twist of the collar speeds up or
sloWS doUn flow of formula to
baby's natural feeding pace. Davol
Nursers are fitted with Anti Collie"
Nipples which greatly reduce nip
pie collapsing. FREE BOOKLET,
Baby Feeding Made Easy" Write
today for your copy.
sT.M Reg Us. Pat oS
Evening star., 1952-04-02
LEMON BARBECUE SAUCE

"a tsp. salt z tbsp. grated onion
" cup salad oil Ia tsp. black pepper
" cup fresh Sunkist lemon juice
] tsp. mustard tbSp. brown sugar
Mix ingredients well, stir sili sugar is
dissolved. Pluco ! ID. Of fsh fiilsts or
steoks in shallow pan and pour saves
ever. Hsot broilsE min.; then. with pan
abovt z in. from hsui, bToil fish on both
sides till brown and tender, bossins fire.
qVsnsly with soVes. Serve immsdiaisIy.
I always get Sunkist Lemons
they're the best. And keep plenty
on hand for like a lemon dessert
with my fish dinners, also hot tea
served with lemon wedges. Fresh
lemon brings out teas best color
taste and fragrance, too.
Evening star., 1952-04-02

The bright blue
markings on
the bottle can
be spotted at a
glancel This
NurSer is better
for baby, too.
Because of it's
Evening star., 1952-04-02
Wine Aids Blood Donors

PARIS, April 2 (R.-Fifty depu-
ties in the French National Assem-
bly, contributed blood yesterday to
the National Blood Bank. Bar
men served them champagne,
coffee and sandwiches before they
returned to work.
Evening star., 1952-04-02

lovely! Whites
are so snowy
white, colors so
gay and bright.
And they smell
so fresh! And
they're so clean
looking!
Old lin ems
that are yell
1AuynH 1ravnA
Evening star., 1952-04-02

dAO SuCA 4uSS
ciouS ca ting
that even an
ordinary dish
Of b u t tered
noodles tastes
and looks like
luxury. Ye t
Evening star., 1952-04-02
GRAVY WHEN you WANT IT

us you ,oGsat 1.-THE good. old
fashioned rich brown kinds
eaSy-naGde with Kitchen Bouquet.
And what tasty goodness and
heartineSS it adds to little meat
Evening star., 1952-04-02

smart and neat
is this mouth
piece...and how
10ell it protects
y o u T h e
P arlia en- t
filter is EXTRA
absorbent to re-
Evening star., 1952-04-02

meals! No FAM
lily complaints.
You can GlUGyS
m a k e gravy
that looks ex-
ira appetizing,
tastes extra
p00d eHSilu
Evening star., 1952-04-02
A Lemon Em The Hand is worth
q dozen in the market when fish is

on your menu!
A squeeze of
fresh lemon
brings out the
davor-r richness
of fish as moth.
ing else does.
You'll like this
Evening star., 1952-04-02

powder, not a
grind-but mil
lions of tiny
Flavor Buds Of
pure coffee
ready to burst
instantly into
hat W0r1d-
Evening star., 1952-04-02

and economically close-packed for
more servings. That's why you can
turn these S luscious fruits into sal
ads, desserts and a rich-fruited
sauce like this without thinking
twice about money.
Evening star., 1952-04-02
FRUlTED DESSERT SAUCE

Blend Va cup sranvIated sugar. z tobls-
spoons eornsiareh end dush suls, stir
into cup boiling syrup, drained from
fruit cocktail. Add teaspoon srafed
lemon Find Cook und stir till thick ond
clear. Add z tablespoons lemon juice,
Va teaspoon nutmeg. z Tablespoons but.
Ter. 2 cups fruit eoeksoil. Serve warm
over plain coke.
Evening star., 1952-04-02
To-: Davol Rubber Company,
Dept. JD2-3
Providence 2, RI.
YOU'LL UNDERSTAND

If you know Clorox-why enjoy
unpacking my light Spring cottons
and linens which were CloroX-
laundered last fall. They look so
Evening star., 1952-04-02

Exclusively Yours - and ex-
clusively Sn,drt-is the fresh, clean
built-in filter mouthpiece you find
in each Parliament Cigarette. How
Evening star., 1952-04-02
MEMO FOR MorHERs-ro-BE

MEASURING FORMULA for your
Wl darling will be easier, more
accurate when you use the new
Davol "Anti- Colic"" Nurser. Why?
Evening star., 1952-04-02
FOR COFFEE THAT'S GOOD 70
THE VERY LAST DROP -.
REACH FOR THE JAR WITH THE
STARS ON TOpl
STARS ON ToF

And, Of course, that means Instant
Maxwell House Coffee! It's an en-
tirely new type of coffee. Not a
Evening star., 1952-04-02

golden Cling
peaches, pine
apples, pears,
cherries and
grapes from
Calf for ia.
They're diced,
ready mixed.
Evening star., 1952-04-02
AWEd sE!!sg{aH![ s!!gH! WhlNNk

Here's Time Off for hard-working eyes: give them
quick rest with Murine. After long session hot
stove in my test kitchen, hours at desk find that
drops of Murine In each eye provides soothing cool
ing sensation that makes feel rested And because
Murnes ingredients soothe and cleanse the delicate
eye tissues gently tear you can ease your tired
eyes with Murine as often you like Let me recon-
a morning wake-up trick bedtime must also advise
Evening star., 1952-04-02

Stay A Little Richer by giving
your folks delicious treats that are
not expensive. Whatever you do,
get Canned Fruit Cocktail, with its
Evening star., 1952-04-02

Tractors for New Zealand
New Zealand will permit pur-
chaSes with dollar funds of S.
400. 900 worth of tractors for agri-
culture use this year.
Evening star., 1952-04-02

Why Do I Urge You to add
BinB Mushrooms to your weekly
grocery list? Because they're the
only mushrooms broiled in butter
Evening star., 1952-04-02

must also aoe
Murine glove family grand quick
comfort wind and light glare
Arkansas State press., 1952-01-11
Community Organizations And Their
Program" Theme Of Pine Bluff Meetinq

Pine Bluff-FolI3Wing the wide
ly publicized Emancipation Day
Conference the Pine Bluff Civic
association will hold a mammoth
city wide mass meeting, Sunday
evening at the First Baptist
church, Pullen and Laurel streets.
a panel discussion on Com
munity Organizations and their
Programs will be participated in
by DR.. W. f O'Bryant. president
81 the jefferson County Negro
Democratic association, Malvin E
Moore. sr, chairman OF Pine
Bluff Negro Park commission; DR..
" L Molette. president, Pine
Bluff Negro Boys club: Rev J.
r LuWery. president Pine Bluff
#AACP, Rev James D Walker
governor Of the lIobokeu CHvic -.
zaeia,.en and Foster White. CIV
erar Of The ONO sltcat Civic -
aci3tidn
a summation Of tie panel d.
tlss.oa W0II be given By Hara@
Flowers governor # TIE 5ssaria-
ton.
Arkansas State press., 1952-01-11
Former Little
pockian Gets
Medical Post

pr Rc.H ymor vaH aH
1.n'cd scH.. H..H 90 no.
.I unnraf. Washington %
g. recently -. Come. n.1 wa.
over ln District .np.ica.
U... the c'i.. n OF Mr.
Oneida Conner of 1901 Cedar and
the late Dlvv Conner ne was the
y8lcdittorian rf Gibbs hIan school
IN June of 1925 and completed his
- s 10 Howard Ion 1920 he taught
at sam Houston college Durba
high and was dean az Campbell
col'eL, Jackson. Mississippi He
got his NJ s degree at Howard
a major iu Mathematics His third
and last degree from Howard was
his NJ y Outside II his school
work he has private practice in
Washington u c and Bowie.
Maryland Or Conner was a re
cent visitor {, the city when
family reunion was held
Arkansas State press., 1952-01-11
Branch License
Division Opens
AT $40 v. Ninth

For yDr convenience Cd branch
license division has been opened
DO the Miller hotel building IT $40
West Ninth street The local office
Is operated by a Negro staff wtl
Mrs Gertrude y Cleveland assis-
ted by Mrs Juan.ta walls. Mls
Elizabeth Johnson and Mrs A.
dele McCulum
The office Is opened from 8 to
8
In purchasing your license YOU
must have your pink Slip showing
your 1851 registration, your as.
scsamcn' paper showing that your
car has been assessed and your
title number or proof IT your title
You can also purchase your
drivers license from this office