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batesviI|e
Roy Thomas

Roy Thomas
Rev. M. j. Belts accompanied by
Robert Johnson and Robert Harris
came to Batesville to preach a,
the Betheleham Baptist church on
the second Sunday :. Z. Bethele-
ham Baptist church worshipped
with Friendship Baptist church,
The junior choir rendered music.
Rev. Albert st. Clair is the pas.
tor Of Friendship Rev. E.
Reynold preached at the AME
church last Sunday Rev. Mat
tie Watkins is taking church
census in the city :. The usher
board of Bethlehem Baptist
church will celebrate its 14th an
niversary on the fourth Sunday :.
Rev. Williams was a visiting
minister at Friendship Baptist
church in West Batesville last
week 8. Rev. and Mrs. F. S.
Thomas went to visit their sister
IN Morrilton last week Miss Helen
Williams, the sister of Mrs Tho
mas, is the home economic teacher
IN Morrilton high school
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Jonesboro
Roma Smith

Roma smith
Miss Tarver and her class of
Booker T. Washington high school
VIII present to the public on
March 81 at 730 p. m. a comedy
In three acts, "The Great Mahjah"
Miss Tarver and her class will al
SO sponsor basketball game, the
girls and boys of BTW VS.. Nc
Crory high school. The money will
be used to help the home econo-
mics department headed by Mrs.
Ercerene Turner. The money will
also be used for the MIA and the
senior class :. . The Junior and
senior girls lost at the girls bas-
ketball tournament in Osceola on
March IA . E., The junior girls
lost their chance for the champ
ionship to Blytheville. Minnie
Smith won an all district award
on the senior team for being the
best forward on the team. Sally
Mae Dixon won an all district a.
ward on the junior team as pes.
guard
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Atkins
A. =. Cunningham

A. =. Cunningham
Rev, Hill preached for Rev.
L,tleton at ST Matthew last
week g.. Rev z. Washington was
married at ST. Matthew church re-
Gently by Dr. j. II. Jamison
Rev 0 T Nicely OF Kansas City
visited here Mrs. Anna Mae
Bland. Mrs Georgia Thomas and
Mr. Lewis from Morrilton were
visitors here last week Mrs.
Prudent Fletcher Duncan is very
SICK She was brough, from her
home In 81 Louis by her sister
HE change was recommended by
ner physician Maurice Wash
-ng'on, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Scott
WASHINGTON Of Blackville. is Wis
Jung his parents and friends. He
.n''ored from ST Louis with a
r'end He is a veteran having
Pved To Europe during world
var II Rev Henry Mcneil
uo'dhill community is very
'E tie has been In poor health
o some time CO.. Rev. Samuel
.eoahlel conducted services for
''v Washington %; Spring Valley
0' ihe 9th
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van


1aAiCdn MAI SIi0ll
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Allen and
daughter were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wilborn on last
Sunday E. A pageant was direct
ed by Mrs. j. N. Stanfield of Carl
thage at the Calvery Baptist
church recently. The name of the
pageant was The Old Ship of Zion.
A large number of persons was
present Among the visitors were
Rev. and Mrs. w. l.. Grow of For
dyee, Mrs. Bertha Lee Webb and
children of the Cannon comlnun-
ity. Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom smith.
Mrs Matte l.. Simmons. Mrs. He
len Hurston. and Jim Brantley of
Fordyce Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Primm and son are home visiting
from Hot Springs . Mrs. Odes-
sic McDuffie attended the funeral
of Mrs Blanche Smith OF Garth
age recently -. Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Williams are home from
Alexandria. Louisiana . The
Mission club met in the home of
Mrs. Rachel O'Haire last week
Mrs. Elmarie Coleman was here
recently visiting relatives Ed
Wilborn and Sam Miller attended
a branch organization OF the Ne
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bearden
WaymOn Howard


The spring fever is high in Bear
den. We have had three marriages
in less than two weeks. Boddye L.
Mays was married to Semmie l..
Jones, Francis Woods and Roy
Braziel were married and Jeres-
tine Thrower and Jimmy Smith
were wed. All of the girls were
members of the basketball team :.
The dramatic club has begun
rehearsing for the production of
The Room Upstairs'l which the
school will enter in the dramatic
tournament at Chichester high
school on April II. The characters
include Mary F, Braziel, Betty
Jeanne Howard, James II. Cone,
Bessie II. Hanson Theodore
Towns, Waymon Howard and Vera
l.. Thrower Cpl. Woodrow
Rance has returned to camp after
a pleasant visit home. He is the
fiancee Of Miss Versie Childs. a
senior of OCTS. The OCT school
sponsored Donkey basketball
game Monday night. The senior
boys played the independent boys
with the winner playing the jun
ior boys. Edward Childs, men,
Der of the junior class made an
outstanding shot from the floor
but that wasn't suite enou ,h 10
spell victory for the seniors :.
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The interdenominational minis
tiers alliance met with Union Bap-
fist church March 3rd through
the 10th The HDC met at
the home of Miss B. A. Armory
Mrs Earl Williams conducted the
opening. One new member was
added, Mrs. o. r. Marshall. The
next meeting was held March 10
al the home of Mrs. James Brown.
All members were asked to at
tend Mrs. Webb is on the
sick list Rev. o. r. Marshall
was in North Little Rock March
4 attending the founders day pro-
gram at Shorter Rev. V,
Bower was guest of Rev and Mrs.
MARSHALL last week Mr.. and
Mrs Williams are completing
their new home in New Addition.
Mrs. Maggie Houston has had
The foundation of her home laid
Alex Marshall from Stuttgart
visited his relatives and friends
here The pastor and members
Of Cornerstone NJ. E. church in
YIted the public to attend the
Rainbow program beginning April
Il and continuing through April
q. The Ministerial Alliance will
have charge April II Services
At Union Baptist and St. Andrew
church were well attended.
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Princeton Pike
Lester Lever

Lester Lever
Sunday was regular service day
at st. Luke AME church. Sunday
school was conducted by the SUI
perintendent, Earl Lever. Rev. B.
F, Lunon preached the morning
message. The four visitors from
other churches were John Mines.
New Salem; Eddie Green, Barnett
Chapel; E. ]. Jones, Antioch Bap-
fist church and Mrs. Trudy Harris
of Mt. Olive Baptist church
The Mission Sisters held their reg
ular meeting at the home of Mrs
Elmira Summers. A lovely dinner
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Warren
James McGhee

James McGhee
Herman Feaster Is at home. HI
has finished all requiremets fol
his B. S. degree at AMIN col.
lege Mems Day was observ.
ed at Bethel AME church and
was quite a success Among the
men Of other churches bringing
special addresses were Prof. S.
E. Bullock and Prof N. E. Smith.
The Bradley county high
school PTA met on the Westside
last week. Rev. c. A Hall was
special guest speaker. The next
meeting will be on the first
Thursday in April on the North
side.
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Ethel
Bessie Ransom

New Hope church organized
the BTU last week. The officer,
are T. Brunson, director; A, L
London, assistant director; Bessie
Ransom, secretary; Matte Lon.
oon' assistant secretary; Lonnie
brunson, treasurer; Vearie Butler
group leader; Lince Butler, a.
dult leader, Ellen Gibson, spon.
sor; Sarah Jemison, adult leader.
Sylvester London, and Robert
1uy sponsors. Rev. Pan
Is pastor , Services are con-
Quoted at New Hope church on
the fourth Sunday. At st. John
the services are conducted on the
Dudley is pastor The All and
first and third Sunday. Rev. J.
HDC met March u Mrs. Blooms
demonstrated making flowers and
dresses. Mrs. Gunnels is the a.
gent :. Mr. Benton from Little
Rock and Mr.. Stan from Almyra
visited here recently Mrs.
Lena and Ottella Fitzpatrick were
guests of Mrs. Lenola Harris
Mrs. Lerlie Griffin went to the
university hospital last week for
an eye treatment C. H. Lon
don moved to Ethel Ottella
Fitzpatrick carried her baby to
the hospital in Little Rock for
treatment.
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MI. Olive
F. T. Avery

r. L. Avery
The county home demonstration
agent, Mrs. Marguerite P. Will
liams, and VIM. Pierce, assistant
county, held a training meeting
at Mt. Olive recently :. Rev.
VIM. Browning of Wesson visit
ed here Sunday He preached
while here i. Mr.. and Mrs. FL
lott and children, Mrs. Rober-
son and Mr. Taylor visited Elk
johnson at Warner Brown hospi-
tai last week Mr.. and Mrs.
florence Miles and children WIS.,
tied Mr. and Mrs. William Rober-
son Sunday 4. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
I, Avery went to FL Dorado on
business recently Mrs. Sula7
Robertson and Louis Miles are still
on the sick list.
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Fri, Mar. n, 1852 STATE PRESS

OF the season March II at Mag.
nolia. Bumpham was defeated for
the first time this season +. "A
baby contest will be conducted q
the Bumpham Spring Baptist
church, Funds will be used to 70.
pair the church On the sicx
list Is Armie Burell State Press
agent and reporter Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Howell were guests
Of their daughter, Mrs. Callie M.
Burrell :. Berlin Brown and his
sister, Dorothy Mae, of Chicago
visited their mother. Mrs Cora
Brown.
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W9soll

y " mccullough Of Ell Dorado
y s,est OF his sister, Mrs L, B.
W'e A shower was gwen
' V nonor of Mrs, Myrtle Moore at
IL. Nor nome Of Mrs. Myrtle Hendrix
~ Benjamine johnson and Drew
,,noter of Detroit were guest OF
.sair aunt, Mrs. l.. B jenkins, over
~. .DsA weekend :. Mrs. Sue Ethel
VA was in Ell Dorado over the
f y, and Mrs. l., B jenkins
~as in Ell Dorado Tuesday
V" Miss Ruth Browning, Miss Max
ina wilkins, Miss Matte Pearl
n,vjs and Miss Charlie Mae Farris
' Da a trip to Shreveport, Louis
ia0a The purpose of the trip was
~ a,tend the MIA meeting at
s = high school. They were
secompanied by their home eco
nomics teacher, Mrs. c. M. Mea-
dows Mrs, Maggie Hunter was
s,lest of her daughter, Mrs. Des-
sie Browning Harold Allison
snort a night last week in juno
,'o, City Rev. w. M. Mosley
"a wife were guests Of their
daughter Rev. Moseley preached
,hs morning sermon Sunday =.
Mrs Bessie L. Browning had her
sister, Mrs. Alma Moore of Three
Creeks, as weekend guest ;.
Mrs. Mildred Anderson Of Gramb-
ling Louisiana was guest OF her
PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Griffin.
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was served Jim Roof of Mil.
waukee Is visiting is step father
Page Lever F.. Henry Brown OF
Omaha is visiting his wife and
children . :. On the sick list are
Price, Snow Parr and W. e. Simp-
Mrs. M Z. Cobine, Mrs Fannie
son. Mr., Simpson has been i'll for
over II months with a stroke. He
Is also blind and lives with his
daughter, Mrs, Lula Rawlings :.
Pvt Monroe Adam, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs j W, Adams. left last week
for California where he will leave
for overseas.
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Hickory Plains
FeEster Holloway

On the sick list are Mrs. a.
manda Thomas, Mrs. Bessie Dixon
and Henry johnson Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Ford OF McAlmont
visited their mother, Mrs. Addie
Williams Archie l.. Harshaw
accepted a job in North Little
Rock =. The primary depart
ment Is looking forward to ST,
Patrick's day. The girls are max
ing charm bracelets and the bows
are making decoration for their
beanies. Miss r. M. Harris is teach
er The fifth grade boys are
engaged in a project, building
tables for games and lunches from
scrap lumber Mrs. M NJ Mar
shall is sponsor.
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Camden
Nellie StOyall

Nellie StOvall
Rev, !. II. Stith preached at Mt.
Zion last week Mrs Augusta
Rogers, W, II. Rogers. Frank. Sam
and Clyde Washington were din
ner guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Stovall last
week ;. Floyd Green visited
his mother last week Earnest
Walter, Mr. and Mrs b Scott and
E. Walter went to Pine Bluff to
attend the funeral Of Mr.. Walters
sister E. Mr.. and Mrs. Winston.
Mrs, Center and Mrs Jackson WIS.,
tied the Greetings Sunday
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OF town =, Van W. Wright of
the armed service is home visiting
his grandparents, Mr., and Mrs,
Loving Mr.. and Mrs. Lusrer
Holloway visited in Biscoe last
week Mr., and Mrs, Williams
attended church at Bethel last
week.
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The judging team Of OcTS agri.

The judging team Of OCTS agri'
culture department has begun
training, The team will enler the
MIA district judging meet al
Magnolia in April. The team, who
won second place in the last two
years. included Lawrence Juniel,
Waymon Howard. Theodore Towns
and Robert II. Green. G. A. Meek
ms coaches the team :. The Ma
cedonia AME church held its
second quarterly conference on
March 9th. The union service was
held at 800 o'clock with II. A..
Shelton delivering the evening
message. The total collection was
$l54.
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gro Democrats at Fordyce last
week Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Will
born made a business trip to Nal
vern recently =. Mrs. Illinois
Williams of Camden was a scent
visitor of Mrs. Mammie Wnporn.
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.Des Arc.

"s' Il a. Jctlery brought the
"O''''us and evening message at
''''' A0iE churen last week.
:" We afternoon the ALI club OBJ.
WV inc national al week with
a.l p'0slam. Persons taking part
'e Misses Jaeklyn MeKissie,
,'a'y Alley Williams. Willie Ann
mum Marvis j. Brewer Music
y rendered by Jimmy McKissic.
'n'Iloh Of sass was received
IVY, wv ~ Jetiery conducted the de-
'IOn. Mrs Z. NJ Brown is the
$500 Glass no. / was a.
uued the offering banner and
s the attendance banner in
a., school at Fellowship
NJ church Sunday The
F.ps ' held a business meeting at
v .'.OWship last week . Mrs.
mo-, Olla Logan is visiting her
A., '''er in Brinkley Mrs. Edna
Of GO. ana her friend, Cal Spencer
NJ, O',on Pant, visited Mr.. and
is, Brook Matthew . Mrs.
| NNliF HfAaN-
rv,.I BROOKS Of Carlisle and Willie
ssma visited their mother, Mrs.
lono. Evans Mrs. Elnoria
nsr ~. VI East Des Arc was din
s,,. guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Brook
|lsii.w -" Rev and Mrs. r. A.
MA !. were dinner guests Of Mr..
", Mrs Mrs. William. Brewer
annie Phillip has moved out
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LEGAL Notices:
WARNING ORDER

/ w
State OF Arkansas
County Of Pulaski, IS
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
William L. Rodgers Plaintiff
VS.. No. 9265B
Kate Rodgers Defendant
The Defendant Kate Rodgers is
warned to appear In this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint OF the plaintiii
William Il. Rodgers 80.
Dated. February goth 1907
Dlles q Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Max Howell
Attorney ad Litem
II s. Nixon, Chanccry Clerk
by Airline F. Turner ID. c.
2:2g.3:7-l4-2l al
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County Of Pulaski IS
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Frances M Washington Plaintiff
VS.. No. 93709
James w Washington Defendant
The Defendants, James w. Washing
ton is warned TO appear In this
court within thirty days and an
swcr the complaint Of the plain
tiff. Frances M. Washington
Dated February 25th, 1852
Booker & Shropshire
Solicitors for Plaintiff
John A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem
II S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
By Airline p. Turner d. c.
2.2g:3:7-l4-2i Al
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County of Pulaski IS
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Emit N Winningham Plaintiff
VS.. No. 92036
Josephine Heneritta Winnlngham
Defendant
The Defendant Josephine Henerit-
Ia Winningham Is warned to APP
pear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint OF
the plaintiff Emit N. Winning.
ham
Dated: February goth 1852
Diles Il Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Max Howell
ATTORNEY nd Iitem
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edawrds D. c.
229;3.7-14-2i AZ
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Mae Robinson is secretary. Week
ly meetings are being held along
with recreation hour.
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WARNING ORDER

State Of Arkansas
County Of Pulaski. IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Dan Williams, Plaintiff
svs. No. 9S938
Joyce Williams, Defendant
The defendant, Joyce Williams
Is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff. Dan
Williams.
Dated: March 6. 1852
]. r. Booker & Jackie Shropshire
Solicitors for plaintiff
Max Howell
Attorney ad Litem
II. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards, ID. c.
3:i4-2l .2s;4.4 At
WARNING ORDER
State or Arkansas
County OF Pulaski, IS
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Annie Hampton Plaintiff
VS.. No 93854
JDln fidiIlplO1 btltllddllN
The Defendant. joni Hampton. Is
warned TO appear In this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff Annie
Hampton.
Dated: February rs, 1852
j. Il. Booker & Jackie l. Shrop-
shire
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Jon. A. Hbbler
Attorney ad Litem
IL. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Martha Atkins ID. c.
2:29.3.7-i4-2i Al
WARNING ORDER
State or Arkansas
County Of Pulaski. SIS
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Ernest + Allen Plaintiff
VS.. No. 037i4
Ann S. Allen Defendant
The Defendant, Ann S Allen Is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff Ernest
r. Allen
Dated. February 3. 1852
Joe M Hickey e Gordon II.
Sullivan
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Max Howell
Attorney ad Litem
RI. S Nixon. Chancerv Clerk
BY Helen Edwards D c.
- 2.15-22-29;3.7
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas
County Of Pulaski. SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Faye Rodgers Plaintiff
VS.. No. p3a47
Ben RODGERS Defendan,
The Defendant. Ben Rodgers Is
warned to appear In this court
within thirty DAYS and answer the
complaint OF the plaintiff Fave
pndpers
Dated; February 81, 1852
Ross Roh,ev
Solicitor FOR Plaintiff
o. w Pete wirrins
Attorney al Litern.
" s NIXON rharcerv Clerk
BY Helen Edwards n. r
2.2e.3.7-i4-2I
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Bradley

The Rumpham high school bas-
ketball team played its last game
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Ever hear Of Cake? Barbara Brooks food writer and
home economist Kellogg company, has collected interesting
information about Smn Cake is especially associated with the
fourth Sunday n Lent according b an early custom
The recipe has yielded modern treatment and Smne Cake
sened here il cake TO serve pride for brunch Mid
Sunday and assured Of reputation as hostess with
originality 49,
Corn Flakes with Strawberries
(fresh or frozcn) and Cream
Platter Of Grilcd Small Sausages and
Canadian Bacon Toast Points
~ Lenen Simne Cake
Coffee
Icntcn simncl Cake
1 Gun milk x teaspoon alspce
VI teaspoon saffron a teaspoon cloves
cake compressed or package teaspoon nutmeg
drv granular yeast eggs
" Gun butter or margarine II cup Al-Bran
cnn sngar / cup seedless raisins
"a cups sifted flour cup eurrahS ,--.u-,..,
u teaspoon salt tablespoons shaVeu c"'u'ou P'ss
Sad milk with to ukewarm and strain Add crumDed
Yeast and dissolved Blend butter and sugar. add to MIX
and yeast Sft and and add portion OF hour 10
yeast MIXTURE mix we'll Add at time beating wen aer
each addition ABran }asns currants canded pe ana
remaining flour Mixture should be quite stiff but not s as bread
dough Turn into we'll creased 2quart tube mold or quart Mods
Cover with place to rise When double IN
bulk bake in prehead moderate 1850 Fl about 40 mns
Remove from Immediately and coosce lightly with coneohers
icing and decorate canded cherries and strips OF con ieu
large or 2 small cakes.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
Senators Authorize
Recount in Michiqan

The Senate Elections subcom-
mittee awaited word today after
telling the Michigan Board OF
Canvassers by wire that our re-
quest is your authority" for a re-
count of the Moody-Potter sena-
torial contest.
The telegram was sent last
night bv Chairman Hennings oi
the subcommittee after the boarc
had refused a request for a re-
count on the grounds that it haC
no authority under Michigan law
to make the tally.
Senator Hennings asked that
the Senate ballots be recounted at
the same time the Board of Can
vassers makes a new tally in the
Michigan gubernatorial contest
That recount is scheduled to start
Monday.
1T appears to u.s." the sub.
committees telegram said. that
your State should be eager to CO.
operate With US IN the extension
Of our investigation by making
the requested tally along with
your gubernatorial recount
The subcommittee is investi-
eating charges by Neil J. Staebler
chairman of the Michigan State
Democratic Committee. of irrenu-
larities in the vote count of the
Senate race. In the original count
the board reported that Republi-
can Representative Charles E
Potter defeated Democratic Sen
ator Blair Moody by 46,0OO votes
Democratic Gov. G. Mennen Will
llans won over Republican Fred
M. Alger, jr,, in the race for Gov
ernor by 5000 votes.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
BY Stoff Correspondent Of The stor

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The radi-
alton which seethes through an
atomic nuclear reactor may be
used to revolutionize the canning
of vegetables and fruits.
A speech by DR.. w. L. Davidson,
director of the Atomic Energy
Commissions Office of industrial
development, gave rise to specu-
lation that in the cannery of the
future, foods in their containers
would pass through the rays from
atomic fisslon and thus be ster-
ilized. Cooking would not be nee
essary.
DR.. Davidson addressed a Sec
tion of the National Association
Iof Manufacturers convention on
its final day yesterday. He said
substantial peacetime uses have
not yet been found for this radi-
alton which courses through a
nuclear reactor. It also is emitted
in tremendous quantities from
waste fisSion products.
However, Dr.. Davidson said,
studies are being made on this
point and a number of potentially
valuable applications have been
brought to light. These involve
such things as cold sterilization of
drugs. hormones antibiotics and
even food"
Another speaker was Charles H.
Weaver, manager of the Westing-
house Electric Corps Atomic En-
ergy Division. The company is
building an atomic power. plant
for the submarine Nautilus, the
keel of which was laid June IA.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
Hunters on Farmland
By the Associated Press

BEL AIR, Md. Dec. 6.-Mary-
lands Grange has asked the State
to provide law with teeth to pre-
vent hunters and other sportsmen
from running over their farm
lands without permission.
Delegates to the convention here
this week adopted a resolution
saying that since farm owners
and tenants frequently unduly
suffer loss of stock and poultry
and fence destruction from callou;
use OF firearms and irresponsiblllty
OF many hunters the State should
make hunters, fishermen anG
trapperS get written permission
from landlords or tenants.
/ The Grange also asked the Leg
islature to put the question of day.
light saving time on the ballot al
the next election. The Grange
favors universal standard time.
Other resolutions:
l. Favored deferment of skilled
agricultural workers ''as an essen.
tial part of the defense program
and insist that one member of {
three member draft board or two
members of a five-member draf
board in rural districts be actively
engaged in agriculture"
2. Advocated dYiver-trainins
courses in public schools.
3. Favored resembling an Agri,
culture Department ruling tina
none Of its employees may hole
Grange offices.
4. Repeated support of a resolu.
ton passed by the 1851 convention
favoring home rule for counties