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over in the city to visit with for
mer school friends and co-work
ers. While in the city she was
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Stewart.
Mrs. Viola Winters Washington,
Hershell Jones and Mr.. and Mrs.
l, W. Henson of Kansas City mo-
tored down to attend the Winters
funeral in Malvern In route they
stopped over to visit friends and
relatives, the Paul Stewards and
the Lowe family. Mr.. Henson is
a brother of Mrs. Luvenia Lowe.
The Dramatic club of Arkansas
Baptist college is presenting, La
vender and Old Lace" in the
school auditorium Monday and
Tuesday of next week. The public
is invited.
LaMOdernaires met in North
Little Rock with Miss Jean Pierce
as hostess. A new member, Mrs.
Ruth LaSure, was voted into the
club. The next meeting will be at
No. 8 Ives Walk, Amelia B. Ives
homes, with Mrs. Faye Atkins as
hostess. Mrs. Alice Miller, presi-
dent; Reaoller Scoggins, reporter.
There will be a lawn party
June End given by chapter Lucky
Is at the House of Beauty. $40 west
10th street. The public is invited
Next club meeting will be May
18th. All members are asked to be
present. Mrs. Jack Bum, presi-
dent; Rose Mary Hester. reporter.
The Royal Hospitality Club met
at the residence of Mrs. Zenobia
Bryant Games were played with
Mrs. Nancy Terrence and Mrs. F.
c. Lewis winning prizes. Break
fast was served from a table CEN
tered with beautiful American
Beauty roses. The next meeting
will be held on the first Monday
in June with Mrs. Della Jones,
1903 Commerce as hostess. Mrs.
Annie Harris, president; Mrs. Del
la Jones, reporter.
Mrs. Carolyn Oliver was hos
tess TO the Don Juanette club in
her home at 3ll2 State street
Monday evening. After the bust
ness session a delicious snack was
served and games were played.
The members are glad to have
Mrs. Louise Johnson back after a
short absence Mrs. Mary Hayes,
president; Mrs. Bettye Toombs,
reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-16

zie, Annie Peoples, Mareilla Hamp'
Ton. Twribley Scipo. Ellene VIII
liams The committee is composed
Of L,orene Demming, Pearl Bridges
Emma Il. Thomas, Ethel Fisher and
Annie People. Refreshments were
served The elementary pro-
gram was held Wednesday, the
senior class day and play is FRI
dav and the Baccalauette ser
mon will be Sunday at 1915 p. m
The sermon will be delivered by
Rev. c. ]. Gray Of Little Rock On
NAV 22nd the commencement VIII
be held at 8i5 p. m. with Attorney
W Harold Flowers, delivering the
address.
The Gospel Temple Baptist Sum
day school was conducted by the
acting superintendent Glass no. ]
was the banner class &C.,. On the
sick list is Mrs Matte jefferson
Mrs. Pearl Wright James, James
Motion. Will Boyd. and jeff Jeffcr-
son.
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-16
Gurdoll

Rev. c. II. Turner, pastor Of Mt.
Zion Baptist Of Atlanta, Texas
and his members worshipped here
with Rev. S. L. Lloyd in his third
anniversary. They were accompan-
led by Rev. Covington who preach
ed a wonderful sermon. Amount
raised, 1927 Mrs. Ruth L.
Walter and daughter OF Chicago
spent the weekend here with her
sister in law, Mrs Sadie Walters.
She went to Texarkana to visit
her brother, Willie Ed Ellis
Campbell and children, Allen
Campbell Of Detroit, Earnestine
Campbell of New York and Mrs.
B. Campbell Of Chicago, Mrs. Mel
vim Campbell Of Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caesar and chill
dren of Lake Village were called
here by the death Of their sister.
Mrs. A. L. Campbell, who died In
Little Rock
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-16
NORTH LITTLE ROCK Briefs

ter the supervision OF Mrs. l.. T.
Jones and Mrs. Z. v. Anderson
went on an outing at Fair Park
Tuesday Special guests were F..
Hosea Beavers, Frederick A. Nick
erson, Linda Joyce Handy, Mer-
cedes ID. Mitchell and Ann Raye.
Parents who attended were Mrs.
Mrs Mable Mitchell and Norman
Handy, jr. The group had a very
enjoyable afternoon.
The Hemlock courts ball club
met Monday night in the recrea-
ton room Of the courts.
Jerry Parker jr. celebrated his
4th birthday last week. Friends
who helped him celebrate were
Eddie Parker, Herniece Minsey,
Billy Walker. vern Lee Wright.
Robbie Williams, and Peggy Ann
Talley. Assisting his mother, Mrs
Luverne Parker, were Mrs H.
Floyd and Mrs Gussle Surratt.
The MIR Beauticians chapter no.
o met Monday morning at the
home of Mrs. Odessa Jones. a
large number OF members was
present. Very interesting reports
we're given by the delegates TO the
Arkansas Beautcians Association
state meeting held in Helena. The
delegates were Mesdames M. Nee
ly. M. Wallace and V. Knight. a
delicious luncheon was served.
The next meeting will be held on
the second Monday in June at the
home of Mrs. Viola Smith, llO
Beech street.
Hemlock Court Ncighborhood club
will meet Monday at 7:3O in the
recreation center This will be O
get acquainted" meeting All
members and interested friends
are asked TO be present. Mrs Ma
bic Mitchell is president and Mrs
Idella Smith is secretary.
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-16
e Dorado
Z. c. Gutter

4. Z. Gutter
Mrs. Arean Tuson Is on the SICK
list. She Is suffering burns she
received about six months ago :.
The fish and poultry market 10
open Rev. Z. C. Cutter q .
Bible agent. He has large and
small print Bibles A shower
was given May 18th in honor Of
Mrs. Annie Williams. GA West S.h
the oldest mother In the neigh
borhood. by the following ladies'
Mesdames Roy Jones. Boss Stew
art, d. Williams. Vester Hsyeas
Aaron MCGEE, Earnest MaTbory.
John Hall, Robert MCGEE. JsF
Dorton. Margaret Wiley, Jos
phine Layton, Peardie MCGEE. D. y
tie vassel. Rose Lee Lewis !.
Miss Matte B. Powell, Mrs. Wa
liams Is a shut In and the mother.
Of Mrs. Georgia Bryant and Nv1
Emma johnson. The shower wad
sponsored by Mrs. Rosie Lee Lew.
Is Rev. Z. c. Cutter. pastor
Of Missionary Baptist Godu
Church will celebrate the first an
niversary OF the church Sunday !.
Joe May and the Spirit Of Mem.
phis quartet will appear Sunday q
7:30 at the city auditorium In Gem.
den l.. The Gray Brothers quar-.
tet will appear Sunday at 2;3o q
Spring Hill AME church NJ.
and Mrs. Jewell Hawthorne had
guests from Magnolia last week.
Lucy Heart entered the hospital
Monday. Her son. Bud Andrews
Of Detroit. came TO be with her
Her son and daughter from Mon
roe. Louisiana will be here THE
week Rev. Thomas o. McJuu.
kins. pastor Of First st. James
Baptist church. delivered the CON.
mencement sermon for the cred.
uating class Of the Fairview school
here Sunday at 800 o'clock A g.
pacity audience heard the message,
Prof. H. II. Hill Is principal Of The
school. He has served here =
years and the patrons hold him
In high esteem Mrs. G. Gaines
who has been In q hospital fs
treatment at Mound Bayou. Me.
sissippi. has returned She Is sin
confined 10 her home.
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-16

=. c.valeste club met ad ~ 'ne
1'' :, Mrs. Virgie kohimah
Pne ',.s Ss The usual business SEES.
St we We. held. A delicious repas!
pn w., and three games Oh
= ), st we're played with Mrs Lew.
hls W. Mrs. Ollie Tucker ana
b0 cs.ritv Lee winning prizes
I' ' uu' will meet May q wit. with
Dc c ns.ritv Lee 32l West 3Srd.
ls Gone Geneva Leary, president
IS .ltreada Jones, reporter
n' n sa,,h End Garden club will
ih' :. ,he home of Mr.. and Mrs
~, :, ralley, $500 Spring Sunday
sn .to5 p. m. All members ni are
ah ;, - be present. Mrs. Louis
Lter, president IL. east
- - the city met at the nome
y e., y A. Thompson on April 18th
! A'I ? Hamilton received many
10 'at,, birthday gifts from the
eau'l ~, NAV 18th the club met
t aP' Nj Mrs. Bernice Edm0nd sor
M ramondson's house was dec
.,.d with beautiful spring flow
J .S The hostess served a delicious lIs
'ast luncheon. Mesdames A. HUI
Devine Jennings received
If gifts. The next TT, meeting ents
NJ ~ at the home of Mrs Lucy
. =, w. so5 Parker on May 18th
s a. Hazel Taylor, president; Mrs.
srtie B. Thomas, reporter.
vr n. Bush, mother Of Mrs.
MD AZ
.,,o, and Mrs. E. M, PEBBLES Is
|'Stne Mrs. Routen' 1852 Cross St
f., Rush, a resident of Chicago
=, with Mrs PEBBLES. She plans
lave the latter part of next
eek A..
The regular meeting OF the
[oans Mems Business and Pro-
Issional organization is sehedul-
FIR Thursday at the YWCA,
M West 9th street, at 800 p m.
,,sn Sutton, is president and
stcber Muldrew, reporter.
Mrs. Mildred Gayden, owner oil
SsIdred's Beauty Bar, was call
! IL Seattle, Washington because
the illness of her mother, Mrs
teneya Sweeney.
Mrs r. Enola Crawford of Pasa-
ena California was called home
EDe 10 the death Of her mother.
n Lizzie Winters, who passed In
thicago. Funeral was at New d.
hector Baptist church Malvern. On
be- return Mrs. Crawford stopped
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-16

from the various presidents were
very encouraging Plans for the
Ella j. Nichols tea were completed.
The program committee, Mrs. AL
berta Hinkle, chairman, brought a
very in teresting program on
Light" Mrs. E. Turner gave the
history of light; Mrs W O. Stew
art gave the highlights Of light A
delicious repast was served. The
next meeting will be with Rose Of
Sharon Baptist church, lith and
Cross street on the first Thursday
in June. Mrs. l. p. McDullum.
president: Mrs. p. B Stewart, re-
porter
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-16
White City
Mamie Hall

Mamie Hall
Mothers day was highly observ-
ed. Rev. Tucker preached a Won
derful sermon about mother at the
First Baptist church. Sunday IL
pastoral day at the first Baptist
church here s. On the third Sum-
day in June the First Baptist
church will sponsor an excursion
to the Gold Hill Baptist church at
Atkins Deacon Roman Trice
is improving Mrs Lara Lane
of Atkins is visiting her brother
and family, Bob Gibson
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-16
Woodson
Thelna Lncas

Thelma LnCas
The installation service Of Rev.
J. Dudley was held Sunday at
Pilgrim Rest Baptist church
On the sick list is Mrs Hattie Per-
kins &C.,. A play was given by the
third and fourth grades at the
woodson high school 80. Mrs Ruby
McMurray and Mrs 3. Howard
were sponsors The fifth and
sixth grades will present a play
Thursday night. Mrs. J. II. Har-
rell, teacher.
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-16

Zion school Miss Fannie N.
Bynum and Mrs. Helen Nudge re-
Gently left for Saginaw. Michigan.
=. Herman Lee Is here from De-
troit visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. M. Parker, and othe relatives
The Little Rock Cubs were
defeated in a double header Sun.
day in the first game, IL : J. but
in the second game they won. 5-2
They played the North Little Reck
club. The Cubs will play at For.
dyee Sunday. [
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-16
CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Mrs.
Alice Pratt Hooper acknowledge
with deepest appreciation the many
condolences, kilograms, resolutions.
and beautiful florals during the
recent funeral services of our mo-
Their and grand mother. Your
kindnesses will never be forgotten.
Mrs. Viola M. Wilson, daugh-
ter
Allen Hooper, son
Eddie Hoops. son
twelve grandchildren
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-16
Granite Mountain
Boulevard News

J. X. Green
Pulliam Temple CINE church be-
gan IFS revival Monday night. Rev
Williams is pastor. The presiding
elder conducted the revival
Installation services were held
Sunday at the First Baptist church
Rev. Wilson Is pastor j. X
Green will speak at the Eureka
Baptist church in Hot Springs
Sunday evening NJ. T. Tucker Is
pastor
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the thing on such warm day.
Entertains Excelsior Club

lhe thing on such a warm day.
Entertains Excelsior Club
Alice Perry was hostess to the
Excelsior club on Saturday, May
H. Everyone enjoyed the after
noon in Alice's spacious home. The
guest list included Theesa Round
tree, Clarice Little, Evelyn Jack.
son, Bernice Bass, Vivian Arnold,
M. Barbara Hicks, and Gwendolyn
Floyd. Mildred Anderson is the
president of the club.
Week End Vignette
Essie Tatum librarian in Day.
ton, Ohio and my good soror) call.
ed Mrs. Tatum for a mothers day
chat. Lloyd Elam GU. S. Army :.
Tacoma, Washington in town Wis
iting the Elams (Mr and Mrs. Har-
ry, ST. Margaret, Harriet Ruth
and Willie. Georgia Taller Rush
an and Francelle (5 years ODD in
town from st. Louis, Mo. to visit
her mother Mrs. Alma Tallier)
and the Caruths Sylvia and the
small frys). Georgia is engaged in
social work in st. Louis. She is the
wife of Thomas Russian en-. d. :
Kappa Alpha PsD
The Mabel Staupers club (Nur-
ses) worshipped in a body at
Mount Zion Baptist church on May
IL. The ladies looked too fine.
corsages n'everything. Seen at a
glance Helena Alexander, Floren-
ce Thompson, Mary Helen Diggs,
Mamie o. Hale, G, Jacquelyn Da-
Wis, Lucille Searles, Dorothea
White, Lesiree Jones, Ellen Fon-
tame, Annie Mae Crouther, Mrs.
Mccoy.
Right Around U.s. proudly wear
ing a red cornation corsage on
Sunday, the gift of Alvin Leroy
CWeRoy'0 Terry. jr. heard Rev
erend Frederick 7. Guy preach a
masterful sermon on Sunday.
With The National Council of Ne
gro Women
ARENA c. Mallory, director OF
region ". of NCNW, was one OF
the speakers at the big political
meeting held in Mound Bayou
Mississippi.
Dorothy Boulding Ferebee, nation
al president of NCNW, was elect
ed to the National Board Of the
YWCA in the meeting in Chicago
last week.
Here And There
Mary Gaines (Science dept. :
Dunbar high SCHOOL, is or leave
TO do research work az the Uni
versity of Iowa. May hopes tC
complete her work for the Master:
degree.
Carolyn IT, Watkins and hei
daughter Carolyn and Lois spent
the weekend in Camden. | under
i stand the "Hankins family hac
reunion on Mothers Day. BY tn,
way. Lucille Reddick is Hawkins
too. | am sure that their mother
was happy to have all of hei
loved ones with her.
Emma Daniels Hale OF Camden
in town on Saturday.
Cordelia Greene johnson tprcsi'
dent of the National Beauty Gull
turists' League. lnc) was the
house guest of the Williams
(Ausiine and Archie) cnroute Ia
New Jersey from Helena. Mrs
johnson took time out to visit the
office Of the Arkansas Board OF
Cosmetology.
Halle o. West tR M figured In
an automobile accident on Satur-
day. Here's hoping that she VIII
soon be up and out again.
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-16
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Thomas Rudolph Dunn, son OF
lr and Mrs. Samuel Dunn, cele-
Taied his 7th birthday with a
eny Saturday. Guests who help
Thomas celebrate were Sandra
sye Holmes, Betty Thomas and
BOTHER, Ruth Jean Sabb, Louis
Pundy, ir. Ovel Miller. George
Galler, Charles Taylor and Bob
e Jean.
Llias Barber celebrated his 9lst
rthday last week. Guests who
klped him celebrate were Mrs,
Iala Scott, Mrs. Ida Hudson and
Il Muldrow. Mr. Barbera is the
ncle Of Mrs. Marie Dunn and Mrs.
sie Taylor
Boys who were home over the
eek-cnd were Lonnie and Donnie
aley Muriel Mitchell, Bonnie
illehell Persons who are home
om Korea are w, Pugh, son OF
rs Barbara Nolan and Sylvester
Scoggins, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
n Scogglns, sr.
The fishers Union will be held
'he First Baptist church, 9th
% Pine, Sunday. r Page is presi-
enl Mrs. b. Handy, reporter.
f'oyd Stewart celebrated his
friday with a party given by his
lie Mrs. Cleon Stewart. Guests
fesent were Mr.. and Mrs Doc
'ott Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hugh
Mr. and Mrs, N. Handy, Mr.
% Mrs. Womack, MIR. and Mrs.
Pune Hattison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pahoar, Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Del
stewart Many beautiful and
elu gifts were received by the
cnoree.
'pL Lonnie Drnn. son of Mr..
~ Mrs S Dunn, Is home after
ilaallng from Chanute Air Base
Will return 10 Travis Air Base
|.y 4Oth IN fain Field, California.
me lirst and second grades tn
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-16
wriqhtsvi||e

The home economics department
sponsored a general social last
week. Games were supervised for
small children by Mrs. o. L. Men
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-16
MI. Zion
A. +. Tyson

n. r. Tyson
Sunday was regular service day
at Labanan Baptist church. Rev.
w. Fl. King delivered an inspiring
message. Sunday school was well
attended. At the 800 p. m. SER
vice Rev. Kelly delivered the
message The Young People,
society club gave refreshments to
all mothers after the afternoon
service Sunday Miss Viola M.
Peters is sponsoring a plate lunch
supper Saturday evening at Mt.
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-16
RIGHT AROUND US|
BY GwendoIyn NJ. Floyd
Signs of the Time
BY GwendoIyn N. Floyd

signs OF the Time
Baeealaureate sermons com.
meneement addresses graduation
and diplomas all add up to
Situation Wanted.
bearticians In State Meeting
The Arkansas Beauticians' Asso-
citation held its annual convention
IN Helena, a few days ago The
Keynote convention address was
given by Cordelia Green johnson
oil Jersey City, N. ]. Mrs John.
son is the president of the Ma.
tional Beauty Culturists League
Inc. The Little Rock representa-
tiVes reported an excellent meet.
ing from the standpoint of at.
tendance, leadership training and
general information received
The local chapter (Helena> en-.
tertained the delegates with a re-
eeptlon on Monday, May 4, giving
the citizens an opportunity to meet
the delegates. The high light of
the convention was the banquet
held on the night of May 5. The
newly elected officers were in
stalled at the banquet by the ma
tional president. The roster of Of
ficeS includes: Idell Steele (pres.
L. r.; Viola Holt Qst vice pres
Pine Bluff; Jack Bum end vice
pres. : l.. r.; Nude B. Wilkerson
(3rd vice pres. Texarkanal; Ada
Bell johnson 9th vice pres. :
Helena; Zelphia Mae Hendrix IRE
cording secretary Pine Bluff /,
Maxine Brooks (asst. recording
sect'y Malvern; Edna James
Financial seet'y Conway; Grace
Baker corresponding seet'y L.
r.; Henrietta Armstrong tsta-
tistician Minnie Neeley chaplain
MIR; Sallie Bell Rodgers (treas-
urer Conway; Velma Sims (par-
Humanitarian L. r.; Katie Lup-
per reporter L. r.; Annie Mae
Holiday tchr. of Beacon Light :
L. r.; Lille B. Sutton historian
Conway Austine Williams ina
tional fourth vice-presidenD at
tended the meeting.
Medical Auxiliary Meeting
The Ladies Medical Auxiliary
pulaski County Medical, Dental
and Pharmaceutical Association
met on Sunday, May IL, with Alice
l.. Perry, honorary member. Plans
were made for the State meeting
which will convene in Little Rock
In June. This being the last meet
ing until September, new officers
were elected for the ensuing year
as follows: Adele Woods (presi-
denD. Norma Jean Brown vice
pres.); Elizabeth Carter tsecre-
tary); Evangeline Upshur ODDS
asst. sect'y); Murna Robinson
(treasurer): Willie Mae Jordan
(parliamentarianl. Estelle Routen
is the retiring president
Handikrafters Meet
The Handikrafters Art club met
with Mary johnson C905 Ringo
ST. on Wednesday, May z. The
club members enjoyed a talk by
Cleola Prowell Booker T. Wash
ington) on Painting as a Hobby.
Members present were Lille Mae
Mcmillan (presJ; Myrtle Williams
(vice .pres); Matte Powell, Lille
Mae Curtis. G.. Jacquelyn Davis.
Evelyn Jackson, Matte Kidd, Ber'
niece Bass, Alice Perry, Cleon Doz-
zell. Adele Woods, Mildred Ander'
son, Gwendolyn Floyd. The club
guests were Cleon Prowcll ana
Edna Goodwin-walker. Everyone
enjoyed the delicious loaf sand
wiches and lime frappe. The meet
inc ON the johnson patio was Just
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-16
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SECTION :

CASH or GOOD TRADE IN AL.
LOWANCE--For Your Used Fur
niture And stoves. Bargains Every
Day. We Buy. Sell. Trade. Phone
$1,000. ROUTH FURNITURE co,
10000 =. Washington, North Lit
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Arkansas State press., 1952-05-16
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski. SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Irene Shaver Plaintiff
VS.. No. giiBl
Nathan Shaver Defendant
The Defendant Nathan Shaver Is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff Irene
Shaver
Dated, May IL. 1862
Diles & Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George W. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher y. c.
5.fg-23.30.6.6
Arkansas State press., 1952-05-16
Legal Notices:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Virginia Krawiec Plaintiff
VS.. No. 94445
Barney Krawiec Defendant
The Defendant Barney Krawiec Is
warned TO appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff Virginia
krawiec.
dated; May 1882
Gordan II. Sullivan
Solicitor for Plaintiff
George W. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
II. s. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher ID. c.
5:lB-23- 30.8:G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-23

A policeman who served -four
years on the General Assignment
Squad, from 1887 to early 1941
however, testified that. while HI
was there, police made between
5000 and 5000 taps on telephone
wires.
This apparently was an effort
by the defense to establish that
overlapping was done as a gen.
eral practice in the Police Depart
ment. The law under which the
charges against 1t. Shimon were
based dates to 1884. It says in
effect that anything heard on a
tapped telephone wire must not be
divulged to others.
1t. Shimon testified yesterday
that. "as a result of a call to me,
went to Senator Brewster's Office
in 1947." HE was annoyed and
troubled about a man shadowirg
him." 1t. Shiman said. "He said
he saw this man at his hotel, fol-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-23

\ Former Police Chief Robert j
Barrett and Daniel Maher,. Local
attorney, both of whom testified
as prosecution witnesses in a po-
lice trial board overlapping
hearing against 1t. Joseph w.
Shimon. will return Friday as de-
Tense witnesses.
Defense Attorney Robert Lynch
yesterday asked the recall of the
two and of Pvt. John McHale to
disprove what he termed gross
lie" in an unsigned report ac-
cusing 1t. Shimon of various mis-
deeds.
1t. Shimon is accused of lying
to a Senate overlapping subcom-
mittee and to his superior about
his activities in that field. He
denied categorically yesterday that
he had ever made false state
ments to either.
Statement Said Dictated.
Earlier testimony had revealed
1.-THE statement was dictated by Mr..
Maher from information furnished
by Pvt. McHale. Mr.. Maher was
an assistant corporation counsel
at the time of the overlapping
in l947. Mr.. Barrett has testified
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lowing him to his hotel, and near
the Senator's Office"
1t. Shimon said he recognized
the man as Abner w. Chick
Lapin, and set about to follow
him. This activity, he said, re-
suited in the overlapping in
cidentS.
1t. Shimon will resume his
testimony at 10 am. Friday in the
United States Commissioners
hearing room in the Municipal
Center. Mr.. Barrett, Mr.. Maher
and Pvt. McHale have been SUBJ
poenaed to appear at that time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-23
BY the A.seeiatsd Press

BY the Assoeioted Press
NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-The
League for Mental Health will
launch a program October / to
bring private psychiatric treat
ment within the reach of low
income persons at IS q visit.
Regular fees of psychiatrists in
volved in the program range up
to $40 or $25 q visit.
The league. announcing the pro-
gram yesterday, said its treasury
will make up the balance between
what the patient will pay and the
psychiatrists' regular fees.
Founded in 1884 to promote
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he was present when the state
ment was dictated.
According to the prosecution
the ire-tapping came when 1t
Shimon was making private in
vestigation for Senator Brewster
Republican, of Maine, during wal
contracts hearings in 1947.
/ 1t was Pvt. McHale's report thai
touched off the overlapping in.
vestigation
Earlier testimony by Mr.. Barrett
that the lieutenant was in no way
responsible to headquarters while
he worked for the District Attor.
ney's Office. was denied by the de.
Tense yesterday.
Mr.. Lynch read from 1t. Shin.
on's statement to the Senate sub
committee that the lieutenant
"had to have an order from across
the street police headquarters) >
before he did any investigating or
the Hill. 1t. Shimon said he die
not lie to the Senate subcommit-
| tee.