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Houses For Rent
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3-BEDRoOM furn. residence. Chill
dren accepted. AL cleo. kitchen.
GIL Truman Ave-, apply Santa
Clara Motel desk, 621 Truman.
Phone 1929. dec3-3t
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LARGE 2.hedroom turn. apt. lsIi
Grinneh. Phone iiS9-M, dees 81
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1916 TRATWOOD. Elec. refrigera-
ton. Gas stove. Sleeps 4. Good
cond. Inquire GIL Truman. dec3-3tx
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NOTICE OF CALLING FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given TO whom
1t may concern that on the 9Th day
of December, AID. 1852. at 500
PM. in the Monroe County Court
House, Key West, Florida, the
Board of County Commissioners
will open sealed bids for purchase
ing Of the following.
Two new automobiles to- be used
by the County Patrolmen in poll
cling Monroe County.
Bidders may obtain detailed spe-
cifications and all other necessary
bid information from the office of
the County Clerk, County Court
House, Key West, Florida
All bids must he in the hands of
the County Clerk on or before
500 PM, Tuesday. December 9Th,
1882.
The Commission reserves the
right to accept or reject any and
all bids made pursuant to this
Key West. Florida. November
25, 1852.
(SeaD EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk, Board of County Commits
sioners, Monroe County, Florida
noV26,dec3, 1859
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CLEAN, quiet room. One block
from business district. Free park
ing. 513 Whitehead. nov26-6tx
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Movers
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

TAX DEED
Chapter 20T22 Acts OF 1911
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
MILO CORPORATION, holder al
County Tax Certificate No. s2g Is.
SUED the lSf day OF June, ID, 1888.
has filed same In my office. aud
has made application for = tax
deed 70 be issued thereon SaAd
Certificate embraces tbe following
described property Ia the County ~
Monroe. State ~ Florida, tB-Nlf
KEY LARGO CITY INnBf. Pfs
t~35s PLAT NO. PT SEC. 81
TWP SO s & 90 r Lot rs SCR
~ G2~$2s AZ RECORDED IN
MONROE COUNTY RECORDS
TIE assessment 81 sztd properFy
ndeF the said certificate vas in
the name - Jessie S Mna<e
Unless said certificate ehaiI be
redeemed according to law, the
property described herein wii4 he
sold 10 the highest bidder ~ the
Court House door on ti4e fret Men
day - January, 1858. which - the
Sfh day OF January, 1854
Dated this zfth day Of November,
1852
ssall EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk Ss CIrcafs Court.
MNnFWe fswMn1s Ef(eF8Sa
b. Kathleen NettAEs.
Isep@Rw EENFk.
br2z3 @-z FISTS
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS, s
rooms and bath. maid and janitor
service, utilities furnished. Corsl
Hotel Apartments, 312 Simonton st.
nov7-tf
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MUST SELL, leaving town. 1895. 90
full price. Tipton's Trailer Sales,
Stock Island. dec3-4tx
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WANTED - Comfortable furnished
two-bedroom house or duplex.
Lease Dec. Is or Jan. / three
months. Responsible couple; no
children, no pets. State location,
price. Box P-42 Go Citizen.
dec3-3tx
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NEW Bsdreom and efficiency
apartments. ideally located for
rest and recreation. 81 Patio No.
TEL. Washington end William Sis.
nov24.tf
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SMALL ROOM, private home, pri-
vate entrance. Parking. 1921
South. Phone 1887. dec3-3t
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l6personal

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, Key
West. Write Box "A. co The
Citizen. dec3-2tx
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NEW Waterfront Duplex. Can gross
$5250.00 per annum on invest
ment - $4,000 - Write Box HD.7,
CO Citizen. nov22- 14tx
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ss-Traiiers For Sale

LUGGAGE TRAILER. Metal body.
Oversize tires. Can be seen al
Haskins Machine Works, 726 Caro-.
line. nov26-ti
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IL ALUMINIUM 1947 Kit-Kamper.
Ready to go. See Captain Kidd,
Treasure Isle Trailer Cove, Stock
Island. r-o1 st
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NOTICE OF CALLING ron BIDS

NOTICE OF CALLING FOR BIDS
Notice Is hereby given to whom
1t may concern that on the 9th day
of December. AID. 1852. at $500
PM. In the Monroe County Court
House, Key West, Flofida, the
Board of County Commissioners
will open sealed bids for purchas-
Ing and installation of the follow
ing;
A Radio Communicatton's System
to be used by the Sheriff Depart
ment OF Monroe County, Florida.
Bidders may obtain detailed spe-
cifieations and all other necessary
bid information from the Office Of
the County Clerk. County Court
House. Key West, Florida,
All bids must be In the hands of
the County Clerk on or before
500 P.Ai-, Tuesday. December sth.
1852.
The Commission reserves the
right TO accept or reject any and
all bids made pursuant to this
advertisement.
Key West, Florida, November
IS ia EARL r.. ADAMS
Clerk, Board OF County Commits
sioners, Monroe County, Florida
noV26. deco 1852
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LIGHT Housekeeping and sleeping
rooms. One block from business
district. Free parking. 513 White
head. dec3-6tx
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4l-Boats and Motors

IL FACToRY-BUILT boat, trailer
10 HIP. Evenrude, $235.OO. Flori-
dian Motel, 1912 Simonton. nov19-tf
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Scrap steel provides roughly bali
Of each Ton Of new steel IN modern
steel production plants.
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IA HACIENDA

ONE bedroom, all electric. Private
bath, utilities. linens. dishes furn-
ished. M & B Motel. Phone 1S4S.
nov6-tf
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SO STEWART 81 #. 2 bedroom,
Comp. bath, awning. Ais Trailer
Park, Stock Island. dec2-7tx
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SOLAR HEATER with 66-gallon
water tank & fittings. AL condi-
ton & reasonable. Call 1608-W.
dec1-3t
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IS FIT. ALUMINIUM ELCAR =
Sleeps s. 49, g. screen porch
$1995. Navy Trailer Park, No. Al
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ONE-BEDROOM Apt. Complete
~ furnished. Utilities includ-
cd. llO4 Truman Ave., upstairs
Also, one two-Eadroom apart
ment, UNFINISHED except for
electric stove, wctc1 heater and
ice box. 517 Whitehead st. Phone
622 or apply County Judges Of
flee. Mrs. Villar. dec2.tf
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APARTMENTS now AVAILABLE.
Open for your inspection. Furn-
ished or unfinished. Royal Palms
Apartments. LIST Street and Patter-
son Ave. nov12-tf
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80 #. HOUSE TRAILER with bath.
awnings, screened porch with
shutters. Inquire Ocean Spray
Trailer Court, Stock Island.
dec1-6tX
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6-Wanted TO Rent

FURNISHED Cottage or apart
ment Electric kitchen and twin
beds. December 20 to April 1. Cou-
pie. Best references. Write Box
M. E. t., c/o Citizen. nov29, 3tx
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EFFICIENCY Apt. One room,
kitchenette and bath. Adults, no
pets. Week or month. Phone 22S7.
xR. dec3-6tx
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FEW CARPENTER Tools. Gss.d
eoen. Hal rrses Phaae y
nEea x
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BOATS, Motors, trailers for rent,
trade or sale. Cliffs Marine &
Supply Co., Stock Island. Phone 1O4.
nov19-tf
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-07

Iiss Kathryn Friend Uniontown
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IT'S. John Race and chill
~, os~rvass lsssi.lSsrsslis aaaaSi
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c A S !. NJ 4 y No r OR CO.
f. c. Diehl and G. o. Bender
Chevrolet Sales and Service
GAINESVILLE, MARYLAND
HAND
The Store For Children
SECOND & ALDER STREET PHONE 2-3523
THE MOTOR SERVICE co.
Ford Mercury
PHONE ll-G-2 EVANSVILLE. MD.
L Ii 4 WIN TE b Z RIG
FUNERAL HOME
Ambulance Service
PHONE 8 GAINESVILLE Nh
G X A y I S V ILL G lara GE
George d. Edwards and Sons
Dodge and Plymouth
EVANSVILLE, MARYLAND
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-07

You never mistake the meaning Of
a Church spire.
Even to those who are cold to the
ideals for which the Church stands,
that finger of faith always points to
something that is comforting, reas-
surfing, safe.
The very presence of a Church,
whether in a crowded city street or
on a quiet country road, is a bene-
diction to all, including those who
are not conscious Of worship.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
Jehovah's Witness
Missionaries
Begin Tour

Mrs Bcrnicc Burnside and Mrs
l.. r Reeves plan 60 leave during
The coming week on three
months missionary tour through
Dallas county They will cover the
county In its entirety
Mrs Burnside has been in the
missionary field for the past ten
years and has pioneered In the
work since 1914. Mrs Reeves en-.
tered the missionary work about
five years ago and shortly after
wards began pioneering.
These missionaries along with
others will work intensity 90
spread the purpose Of the King
dom and good will. Jehovah's
Witnesses will be putting on Bible
lectures throughout the counties
during the summer months to
which all Kingdom seekers are In
vited. They are also invited TO at
tend the weekly meetings at the
local Kingdom Halls. One Is locat-
ed at 1922 State Street here.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
Posthumous|y Awarded at
NAACP Oklahoma Meet
Aged Mother to
Accept Award for
Martyred Son

Harry T. Moore, the martyred
Florida NAACP leader who was
Killed by a hate-bomb that wreck
ed his home on Christmas night,
1851, will be posthumously award
ed the 37th Spingarn Medal given
each year by the National Assoeia-
ton for the Advancement of Col
lored People TO a Negro American
whose achievement is judged the
most outstanding OF the year.
Announcement Of the award to
the late Mr. Moore was made this
week by DIR, Louis T. Wright.
chairman Of the NAACP board of
directors, after a meeting of the
Spingarn Medal committee. The
medal will be presented on Fri
day evening, June 81, during the
43rd annual NAACP convention in
Oklahoma City. Mrs. Rosa b.
Moore. 83-year-old mother of the
honoree, will accept the award in
his behalf.
Harry Moore's martyrdom, the
citation accompanying the media
declares, in the truest sense ex-
emplifies the truth that Greater
love hath no man than this, that
a man lay down his life for his
friends. " Mr. Moore is commend.
ed for his courageous fight .oI
greater political participation by
Negroes In Florida, for justice in
courts, for equal educational OPP
portunities for Negro children. FOL
the equalization Of teachers sal
aries, and against all the sinister
manifestations OF racism whicl
flourished in his home state.
Devoted to extending the from
tiers of freedom" the eitatio
states. Harry T. Moore, workin
in an atmosphere OF official indif
ference and oftimes hostility, live
with death Threats of violenc
See MOORE-page eight
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
BTw Principal
Appointed To
Juvenile Board

In a move TO get better coopcra-
ton from juvenile division of the
Pulaski county court Judge Arch
Campbell. Monday announced the
rcactiyat.on Of a Juvenile court
board of visitation 90 serve as
am advisory group for Juvenile
court matters
1t is believed that the move on
The part Of The county Judge is an
attempt 20 combat mounting cri-
ticism Of conduct Of the court UNI
der the direction Of Mrs, Flossic
Parker, juvenile referee, since the
court is responsible TO the county
judge.
Members Of the board Of vista
ton before the new appointees
have been inactive according q
the county Judge, and the reac.
tivation Is made with the antici.
patton Of the board conferrinr
with him on Juvenile matters.
Paul L. Barnard, attorney, wa,
named chairman Of the new group
Mrs. Gwendolyn McConico Floyd
principal Of Booker T Washington
school, was appointed to the board
70 serve one year.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
NAACP Renews Effort 10 Gain Release
OfLi. Leon A. Gilbert From Prison

Citing the mild penalties inn
posed upon Generals Francis r.
Dodd and Charles +. Colsol fpt
their roles in the KoIc Island
prisoncr.of-war camp fiasco and
upon the stay down strikes IN
the U S. Air Force ThursoId
Marshall, NAACP special counsel
has renewed MS request for i'm.
mediate freedom for Licuicna IT
Leon A Gilbert now serving d
20.ycar term on conviction OF
"misbchayior before the enemy
in Korea
In q letter 90 Major General
Harry II Vaughn. military aid g.
the President. Mr. Marshall chal-
lrnacd the generals attempt 20
draw q fine line Of distinction bee
tween the offcnsc committed oy
Ituncum, Gilbert and that %
the stay down strikers General
VAUGHN had written Co Mr. Mar.
shall in response t1 the lJttc'
letter 60 President Truman seek
ing rlrmcncy 60. t.lart through
reduction of Uts Hionro iu .Hn
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
ms Managing
Editor TO Address
Press Dinner

Now York lGlobaD- Philip
Reed managing editor Of the In
.,n.toaal News Service. win ie
liver the principal address at the
Pres. Awards Dinner Friiy
evening Juuc i3. hiahlighting the
.y0.day Second Annual Ncwspa-
per- Advertising and Public Rola-
lions Conference sponsored by
GIubJ News Syndicate, in the
skyline Ballroom Of the Hotel
Theresa. June 10 and A. it was
announced this week by Julius j.
Adams, executive director Of the
Syndicate. and general chairman
Of the Conference.
Gnasmuch as Global News Syn
dictate primarily services the Ne
gro Press. officials last year chose
as the Conference theme, The
Role of the Class and Commune
~ Newspaper in American
Life" This years theme will be,
Journalism as a Force in a Free
Society" which will also be the
subject Of Mr.. Reeds address.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
Statewide Beauty
Contest July 4th
Al townsend Park

Pine Bluff-The Townsend Park
Commission OF Pine Bluff Is in
wiling firms and organizations 20
enter contestants In the big contest
staged at the Townsend park pool
each independence day. For the
past three years this event has
drawn spectators from all over
the nation us Il Is acknowledged
20 be the most novel affair Of
this kind staged anywhere. Con-
testants do not sell votes, solicit
money or sponsors The commits
sion representatives. handles oil
details and the contestant Keeps
what she wins. Each contestant re-.
ccivcs some type Of useful prize
and the first prize Is fifty dollars
cash.
A Little Rock girl. Miss Rose
McSpaddcn, won In 1910, Miss Sa.
ra Nell RhInchart Of Stephens
won In 1850 and Miss Sally Hoop
or Of Mariana won in 1851. Reg
istrations Of prospective sponsors
and contestants are being rccciv-
ed at 320l-2 Main street, Pine
Bluff and no further invitation
is required Contestants must be
young women Of good reputation
between the ages Of i6 and IS in.
elusive and unmarried.
The Townsend Park Commits.
sion has been commended highly
by press and pulpit for thi.
major effort 10 bring TO the atten
ton Of the public the need for bet
ter recreatio1al facilities for on
people. 1t is held each Fourth o
July at 400 p M
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
B&PW Announce
Coming Bathing
Beauty Contest

The second annual Miss Bronze
Little Rock" bathing beauty con-
test sponsored by the Business
and Professional Women's club
Of the YWCA will be an exalted
and elaborate affair June 20, tho
general chairman announced TO.
day.
The festivities will begin Satur-
day afternoon, June 28th when a
motorcade will feature this years
participants and the contestants OF
last year. The pool revue will be.
gin Sunday afternoon nj Gillian
Park.
The entries for the contest will
be sponsored by business. civic
and social organizations of the
city The contestants who will be
between the ages OF 10 and Is, win
be judged on the basis OF beauty.
polse, personality and proportion.
The winner In addition 10 being
presented the loving cup. will be
entered IN the statewide beauty
contest at Townsend Park. Pine
Blur on July 4th. an achievement
over the previous contest
Last years winners were Miss
Billie Binns, first place. SPONSOR
ed by Dubisson and company:
Miss Rose Marie Burnett second.
sponsored by the Arkansas World
and Miss Hilma johnson. third
sponsored by Nou vcan Drive-rnn.
Mrs. Vera Muldrew. president OF
The organization, Is general chair
man Of the pageantry. Other
chairmcn are: Mrs. Margaret
Cam. contestants; Mrs. Tishalu
White. gifts; Mrs. Loretta Jen.
nines, judges; Miss 1vic Wesley,
publicity; Mrs. I. Cooper. motor
cade, Mrs Carolyn Watkins, pro-
gram and Mrs. Vivian Howard
decorations.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06

civic organizations
Dnbar school college
received from CA&N university
Atlanta University the field
history; williams
Williams wife the of Arkansas Baptist college, Ulysses
Harris teacher in the Jones high school North Little Rock Mrs
Mary Parker md o
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
Negro T ami|y Saved As Bomb
Is Tossed Out By A Roorner
BY J. Delmls Eseoe

ny D. Dtbiihs bstpt
Kansas City-The leaders of an
aroused Community last week
strongly condemned the attempted
bombing early Wednesday of the
home of Mr. and Mrs Charles c.
Crittenden, 2736 the Paseo
Full support and protection to
the Crittendens and diligence in
apprehending the perpetrators Of
Kansas City's first home bombing
in 30 years were pledged by top
law enforcement officers. city of
ficiaIs and leading citizens in a
noon meeting at the Paseo YWCA-
Approximately 10 persons at
tended the meeting called by Carl
r. johnson, president of the Kan
sas City branch of the NAACP.
to decide on a course Of action in
the attempted bombing
1t was pointed out that death
to the occupants and complete de-
struetion Of the Broom house
might have resulted except for the
quick thinking of Miss Morlene
a. Johnston. 25l8 Forest. who was
visiting the Crittendens at the
time the homemade bomb was
tossed through their dining room
window.
Miss Johnston seized the sput-
tering object and hurled II out
the front door Il exploded almost
instantaneously In the driveway
north Of the house The blast shat
tered four windows in the Crit
tenden home and also broke
windows in the homes at 2730 the
Paseo. 1884 the Pasco and 273G
the Pasco.
Police Chief Henry W. Johnson
said that the police department
will not tolerate" such bombings
and that every effort will be made
TO bring the perpetrators 20 jus.
ticc.
We have a team Of detectives
assigned TO the bombing on a a.
hour basis and patrolmcn arc
guarding the home 10 prevent a
similar occurrence" he said
Joseph +. Porter ir.. chairman
Of the Mayors Commission on
Human Relations, said the com
mission would hold meeting
Monday TO determine what can be
done TO back up the law enforce
mcnt agencies In the solution Of
the bombing
Rev. j. NJ. Exum. pastor Of the
Jamison Temple CINE church,
See BOMBING-page eight
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
Dr.. ]. R. Jamison
Prominent Baptist
Leader Passes

Dr. j. r. Jamison president o,
the Regular Arkansas Missionary
Baptist convention, passed at his
hometown Monday afteln on.
DR. Jamison has served tn.
Arkansas Baptist convention in
several capacities. lie served By
the sides Of the late DR.. f.. {.
Morris and the late DR.. J. p.
Robinson He served as trustee.
chairman OF the trustee board.
vice president and was elected t.
the presidency during the storm
Of diSSension. and was retained
as president Of the Regular Ark.
ansas Missionary Baptist convcI-
ton, Inc,
In addition to his service with
the Baptist convention be- has
been a pastor for more than flfl"
years. AT the time Of his death uc
was pastor Of the Union Baptist
church o. Morrlton DR. Jam,snn
vas also an honored vice pr1si.
dent of the National Baptist cen.
vent.on, Inc
On May the 2lst, Or Jamison
houored the young ministers who
had been awarded the degree Of
Doctor Of Divinity by placing "a.
signas on them lie was stuckencd
on May 2jth and rushed to the
hospital where he passed Mon
day afternoon. His home wls ~
Morilton. He Is survived by his
widow, one son, DR. d Jamson,
tuchnicim at Mcllae sauoiorIum
daughters. Mrs Agatha Battles.
North Little Rock and Mrs Dor
is Joyucr. Los Angeles
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06

T. II. Smith, operator Of Tyler
Barber college OF this city, be-
came another first when he ad-
dressed the convention Of Arkan-
sas State BARRIERS Association OF
the Journeymen BARRIERS lntcrna
tional union OF America that met
at the Marion hotel recently. Mr..
Smith who addressed the conven-
tion during a Sunday morning scs-
sion. received many loud applause
as he spoke on Barber Science.
Mr. Smith stated that there Is
more 10 the practice Of barbering
than mere mechanical movements.
and the degree Of perfection
wrought by the barber depends
upon his understanding Of the
thing on which he works No ma
chine operates al the peak Of ef-
ficicncy II Il Is misunderstood and
mistrcatcd and II a scientific bar
Der expects 10 succeed he must
understand the physical causes
and reactions Of his patrons. with.
out understanding he Is a mcchan-
ic but possessing that knowledge
he Is a scientist" According 20
a report. Mr.. Smith has been in
vited 10 address the National Con-
vcntion which convcncs In Port
land. Oregon, August 10, II and
ia
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
Daughter Elks
Close Session

The State association Of Daueh.
ter Elks has just closed its 5th
annual session held here recent-
ly. This was the largest session
ever attended. Daughters from Ell
Dorado, Camden, Pine Bluff. War
rem and Little Rock Temples came
in large groups and a most sue.
cessful session was carried on.
The primary detectives Of the
session were TO help in the gull
dance and training Of our youth;
to help our women to make bet~
ter adjustment in community liv-
ing; to help encourage our youth
to Use its talent for civic and cul-
tural enrichment Of the communi-
ty inwhich II lives; 20 insist that
all Daughters live the life OK
charity. Justice, fidelity and sister-
See ELKs-pase eight Il
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
Regular NAACP
Meeting Sunday

The regular meeting Of the To-
cal branch, National Association
for the Advancement Of Colored
People will meet Sunday AZ 3 p.
m. at Miles Chapel, 5th and Ben
der streets. This will be the last
meeting before the national meet
ing of the NAACP to be held the
later part of this month In Okla
homa City.
Attorney Thad Williams, presi-
dent, requests all members Of the
organization to be present at Sum
days meeting. -
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
TO RECEIVE DEGREE
MI-S Ildn Wlddnn Inr,

TO RECEIVE DEGREE
Mrs. Lady Waddell Jam
ersOn will receive the
Masters degree from the
University Of Arkansas
Saturday. Mrs. JamersOn
attended Shorter college
Hampton Institute and
received the Il. \. degree
from Philander Smith
college where she major
ed in English and minor
ed in Education. She is a
member OF the staff OF
Seipi0 A. Jones high
school North Little Rock.
other persons reeeiy-
ing degrees at the Uni
versity will be Miss Pan
line 4. johnson. chair
man of the music depart
ment of Bush school and
member OF the Zeta Phi
Beta sorority and Other
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
N Of Medical
Here
! Annual Meet

Pulaski county Medical,
and Pharmaceutical asso.
p met Thursioy in the Cen.
SIdg. Dr. J Y Jordan. presi-
Presided Special guest at the
Fg was Dr. II VI Proffitt.
p President Of the State as
Non
following committees re-
plans for the Arkansas
rI Dental and Pharm lceu j.
oclatlon which convenes in
Rock June H. IL, 10.
and place DR.. J. b
Chairman Dr. J. G, Thorn
d. G P Freeman Regis
June II at 1900 a. m. at
N Congregational church,
BOO State streets Medical
sessions will be held at the
|a4 Of Ark school Of medi-