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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Jan. II R,.-Foreign ex.
change rates follow (Great Britain in dol.
lars, others in cents:
Canadian dollar in New York open
market, II per cent discount or 9g3IL,
lUpiteS States cents. unchaneed
Europe: Great Britain tpound), .2.1Siss
unchanged: Crest Britain 30-day futures
l2.11.ss. OF u CT a cent; Great Britain 90
day futures, aa.76is of Y OF cent. Great
britain 90-day futures, 2.75ia OF 0I;
lRelginm franc, 1.9sss, unchanged;
changed; Holland (guilder), 1885, un-
changed: Italy tlira). s.16A Of cent. un-
Ichanged; Portugal (escudo). $50, un-
lchanged; Sweden (krona1, 1885, un-
lchanged; Switzerland tfranc) (free)
I22.S9 UNCHANGED.
Latin America: Argentine (freel, 7.05,
unchanged: Brazil tfree). $50. UNCHANGED;
Mexico, l1.67, UNCHANGED; Venezuela
Bolivar, 30.03. unchanged
Far East: Hong Kong dollar, 7.50. un-
Evening star., 1952-01-17

meeting yeSter-
day.
A past presi-
dent of the
District Bank
ers' ASsocia-
ton, Mr.. Dey-
ber Is board
chairman of
Second Nation
nj Bank, which
he has served
since 1919 when
he became vice
president and
ca Shier From
1921 to 1886 he
moe npacidon$
Evening star., 1952-01-17

IMcCamn10n III,
p a r tn er in
| Auc h inclo SIS
Parker. b Red
path.
| Mr.. Rohr-
| baugh entered
! the securities
business by way
| Of banking. He
started W ith
| M e rc a n TIL e
Trust Co. at
Baltimore in
1913 and en-
| tered its securi-
ltieS denartnent
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'Odd-Lot Dealings

| The Securities ana Exchange Coinmis.
customers with odd-iot dealers Of spe.
icialists on the New York Exchange fol-
January IS: 6.227 purchases involvini
shares involving 1896 orders, includins
1670 shares sold short on a erders.
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!. S. Z: q A5ea

Hourly Sales ON the Exchange Today:
100 am. $40 600 1900 noon GAO ooo
TOO pm. 300 oco 200 pm. 600 600
ruptcy or reeeiversnip or 6et6g feorEanized
under the Bapkruptes Act OF securities
assumed by such companies. Rates Of diyi-
ldisbWsements based On the last quarterly
OF ssemiannual declaration. Unless other.
not included. old Called. 3 NJ dividend.
II 1x rignts: A1so extra o. extre& b rlus
stock Dividend. q Cash or stock. De-
in stock estimated cash value on ex diyi-
dend date. i Paid last year. De-
split-up. Z Declared % paid this year. an
accumulatiye issue With dividends In ar-
year. Sdsnss n Nss daS asvey G.,..s ea g. THIS
action taken at last dividend meeting.
" Declared or paid IN 1851. plus stuck
dividend. 3 Liquidating dividend. Pay
able stock, exact cash valte undeter.
mined on declaration date
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Metol Quotations

NEW YORK. jan. IL R1-spot non.
lerrous metal prices today: Copper. 24Is
cents pound, Connecticut valley; lead
cents . pound, East st. Louis: tin. los
. pound, New York. At Pittsburgh, scrar
steel NO. heavy ives quoted ct -.
Evening star., 1952-01-17
D. {. Exchange Elects
|Rohrbaugh President

Austin Rohrbaugh of Rohr-
baugh & Co. yesterday was elected
president Of the Washington Stock
exchange. to succeed Joseph K.
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Washington Exchange

ln SALES
151s ~'AA'oAi~oo ~
Virginia Electric q Power common-1oo
Potomac Electric Power common-so at
Potomac Electric Power $500 preferred
lMergenthaler ino-20O at 33L.
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Jan. II R,.-Dividend.
Year End.
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IN. 7. Bond Murket|

sfssesS 3 dsil M sHssSTs
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

tFurnishea by the Associated Press.,
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State Of Maryland County Of Prince Georges IS:
Sworn to and subscribed before this 9th 1882
and hereby certify that officer director bank
My commission expires May 4. 1858.
WILLIAM I. BRUNNETT
SSEAD Notary Puhio.
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N. Y. Curb Market

FURNISHED By the Associated Press.)
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Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
Death Takes
Mrs. 5. Tweed

North Little Rock-Mrs. Susie
Tweed, 1921 Olive, long time eiti.
zen of this city, died at Little
Rock hospital Wednesday morn
ing after having been stricken at
her home Tuesday morning. Mrs
Tweed was the widow of d.. r.
l.. S. Tweed, who practiced here
some 20 years ago. She was a
member OF Bethel AME chuleh
Little Rock and a member OF the
Order Of the Eastern Star. Sur
vivors include son, Warrant Of.
ficer Robert Lee Tweed, who Is
stationed In France; two sisters
Mrs. Mary Stokes. Fayetteville,
North Carolina and Mrs. Cassie
Smith. Fordyce. Her niece, Mrs.
Ercerene Turner and daughter
Freddye Sue. were with her n. the
time she was stricken. Ruffin and
Jarrett Funeral home wall have
charge OF the funeral arran.i.
ments.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
y IT. T. r y
Ape 16l4a


pnbv Waugh, Mrs. c. A. Whtow Linda Peroo
hurley Mitchell motored to Indianapolis indiana
r ~ visit Mrs. Whitlows mother An extended trim will
,.de to Chicago
,es Henry Johnson OF Detroit visited his aunt Mrs Ar
Arhery 2605 Louisiana, recently
ps Charles McElroy here recently on 10 dave t,.
from Fl Eusts Virginia. visiting his mother Mrs Mao
c,o McElroy and his sister, Cease who reside At 3o0
tor Charles is graduate of Dunbar high school The was
d in the army in January of 1851 and at present b w
the transport company ne VIII ieaVe soon for duty in
inland Alaska
Tho PHYLLIS Wheatley Federated club will meet Wodo,
lime II at 800 at the residence of Mrs J. H. Towns
West 18th street report of the state meeting will b
The Business and Professional Womens club will meet at
yWCA Saturday at $50. All members are urged 70 no
smt Mrs Vera Muldrew, president.
Mrs. Henry Jacobs of Carthage in the city for check
the Missouri Pacific hospital where she underwent
! some time ago.
Mrs. Ora Burch well known hat designer of the ctv is
nprang at her home 3409 Battery from recent onor.
Mrs Pcoa Harris member of the Arch Street choir ord
live civic and church worker of the city is in Missouri; Do
hospital Her condition has been reported improved
Misses Evelyn Rose and Cleo Louise Lay are visiting their
benaw and sister, Clyde and Robert L. Law in Los An
les
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barnes 2122 East 7tb straet s,on
weekend visiting their and other relatives in Mwau
! Wisconsin
Bynum, Mrs. Carrie Bynum and George Reece spent the
Houston Texas attending the national Sunday school
BYPU congress-
Leaving the city this week Mrs. Hartense Mitchell
/ retary at the Phyllis Wheaey YWCA Mrs Mitchell who
accompanied by her two children Scooter and "Rah
tg will visit her husband, Ed Mitchell who is in Detroit
lAgan
Mrs Roosevelt Jones and two of her children Robert and
enee spent few days in Texarana visiting relatives
friends last week Mrs Jones is the wife of Rev ZONES
D Howard street.
The IWilldo Cotere club met with Mrs B NJ Hamilton
the president presiding After the business session dinner
served by the hostess Five games of whist were nlaved
neH were Mrs N Brown first Mrs. E. Cole second. Mrs
Davis third The next meeting will be June II with Mrs
fe Jones' 1923 West 18th street Mrs. ~ Brown president
p B NJ Hamilton. reporter
WISHING IN the city are Mrs c. A. Shaw and daughter
(1ance JEAN of Topeka, Kansas They are visiting Mrs
paws parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. billiard 1910 w 18th
Inc Don Juanette club met Monday night with Mrs sba
hayes AFTER the business meeting games were played The
s served delicious menu. The meeting will be with
~ Dorothy Abraham. Mrs. Mary Hayes, president: Mrs
Ege Ioombs, reporter r'' ''''
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS :

M ih oil George Washington school has held lie las,
meeting Tor the school year The president Mrs Ida
'S' announced that meetings will be held during the
e' " the homes of the PTA members. Plans arc rado
campus WIG painting oi flowers on
Lu'er Z Stewart presiding Bishop for Missssinpi
Irina VIII deliver the 100 o'clock sermon sunday
kdssu ach chapel CME church 1912 f. Broadway Rev
Me- ,, 1ni'u Is pastor Mrs. II. f. Williams reporter
rI, eu 'sAyden has returned TO the CITY after visit
hs w. N seattle, Washington Mrs Gayden REPORTS bor
chi n cooperating from recent illness.
\ IT, Hood, Texas 'e y" o'ee Jay pass
hs a ocK court neighborhood club met Monday ricb,
kh ea'on room at 1880. Mrs Mamie O. Hale pl5c
ke ho 'ohsuant from the State Department of Health
ne soup on prenatal and early childhood care Mrs
IN be won the guest prize and Mrs Beatrice Rovd
(1 ,, prize The next meeting will be held June ls NJ
kvsv MI Maoe Mitchell. president: Mrs Idella Smith
Esr WIS Emma Lee Thrower reporter; Mrs poindey,er
y n a. % mass meeting and membership drive will ho hold
Wans m p IN Inc guest speaker will be Attornev Tb,d
Eo Mrs oi,cers VIII be installed Rev. W. s Jackson
Tbo WIS -, bltde Williams, president " % '''NSo'
6 RAM DC special fashion review presented .,
Cock M ,,, Glurch Ord and Hazel Sunday nlybt a, .oo
Mays pastor. MIS- henderson are sponsors. Rev
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
10th Century
knights Give
Annual Dance

Club Morocco was the scene of
a gala affair when the Twentieth
Century Knights gave their an
nual dance Friday mite. The gal
liant knights in their shining ar
NOR, accompanied by their ladies
were representatives of the spring
festival season, and their display
OF entertaining was second to
none this season.
Many out-of-toyya guests were
Shown the hospitality of the City
of Roses during the mites affair.
Among the guests was Kiah
Sayles. special representative for
the National Distillers Products
Corp. of Chicago. Mr.. Sayles was
introduced by Buck Allen, local
sportsman and businessman, and
club member. He in turn introduce
ed the club members and officers.
The aggregation of Johnny
Franklin furnished the music for
the occasion.
Club officers are Harold Coul-
ter, president; Herchel Terrence,
treasurer, Lucius Williams, Sec
rotary and c. ]. Blakely, business
manager
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06

Mrs. l.. B. Kelly Many presents
were received by Napolean and
ms cake was beautifully decorated
with q candles Mrs Gallo
GALWAY Of Chicago is visiting her
sister Mrs. Leola Kelly and fami.
" On the sick list are Mrs
Catherine Tacker, Willie Shan.
non Willie Briggs Mrs. Cora
thompson and Mrs. Anna John
son Harry Williamson died
last week Rev F. T Stewart
pastor of Mt. Nebo church has
been attending the general CON
ference Of the AME church in
chicago It. and Mrs Willie
thompson and badly from Mis-
souri, were visiting Ii. Thompson S
mother .. William Thompson will
leave for Chicago TO attend the
senior high school q. Alvin Kin
dell will leave for Kansas City
He will enter school there ,
Send all news to Miss Doris
Jean Kelly.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06

queen contest which went over
In a big way Miss Nellie Mao
Paylor was crowned queen OF tho
club. She raised the largest q
mount OF money over two other
contestants. Miss Joyce Dcicc
presented the prize to the queen
and Miss Louise Briggs crowned,
the queen. Persons taking part In
the wedding were Miss Nellie n.
Paylor. bride; Miss Joyce Dilcss
groom; Miss Earsie 7. Paylor best
girl; Miss Louise Briggs. best mans
Mrs. Aretha Palfer. preacher
The meeting date of the pros,~s-
sive club has been changed "a
Saturday from 2 to 8 p N. Misa
Earsie L. Paylor Is president.
Mrs. Ollie M. Smith supervisor
and Mrs Aretha Palmer secre.
tary Rev. H. H. Willis is pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
Social Workers
Conduct
Educational Hour

The social workers organization
is presenting an educational hour
with the members of the organizl-
ton and interested persons Mon.
day at 7;30 p. m. at Phyllis Wheat
ley YWCA. A film strip entitled,
"A New Day Begun will be
shown. The film strip is a resume
OF the race relations institute held
at Fisk University in Nashville
Tennessee for the past 8 years
Following the strip a 40 minute
forum, The Ford Plan and Its
Teachers Training Program will
be conducted. Participants will be
Mrs. Gwendolyn Floyd, principal
Booker T. Washington school; Miss
Edna Douglas, head of Science de-
partment, Dunbar junior college
and two of their associates. The
public is invited
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06

Z. g. Cutter
The boys who helped Rev. Gun.
ter with the circulation of thu
rhESs are Joe Cecil Meeks, Eddie
jean smith and Alton Braggs
Rev. Gutter preached a wonder.
iui sermon from the subject n
Am Not Ashame of the Cospel,.
sunday. A ehildren's day pro.
gram is being planned for Coda
missionary Baptist Sunday A
500 p. m. The public is invited
Donold Ray Reed Is recover.
ing from police. He Is the son q
Mr.. and Mrs. James Roy Reed
OF IA Z Side Court Mrs. vioIs
Dickerson underwent an operation
at Warner Brown hospital NAV
25rd. She is the mother OF MyrtI.
Reed and Gladys Blunt Rev.
T. ID. Beasley died recently. Burial
was in Three Creeks Harreu
Bailey died In Paris. Texaa h
was the brother In law Of Valley
Bailey -. Mrs. Roland Bailey a
Detroit Is here because Of the IN
ness OF her mother Mr.. and Mn
Gafford are visiting In New Or.
leans. When Mrs. Bailey returns
she viii take her daughter back
with her =. Mrs Margaret on.
er Of Cleveland. Ohio n yislfins
her mother Mrs. Pearl Oaflprd
mrs. Gafford Is much improved .
Rev. W. r. White Is here visitins
ms sister who Is III He b ~
pastor of Friendship DaptIsls
church >. A linen shower Wa
given for Miss Virginia Burr, -
The spacious lawn Of Mr.. and Nh
iicnry Goodwin who lives on N.
smaekovcr highway. Mcsdames
GLADYS Massey and Sarah Am
Lee assisted Mr.. and Mrs. CooS-
WIN In sponsoring tho shower.
quests were registered by Mlsssa
ciovicsicen Bedford and netfv
Sue Massey. Mrs. Laura Johnson
ana Mrs Ruth Watson received
the guests and Misses Marsarro
Jean Massey. ozella Massey ~
o'cnnic Folsom assisted In scrvinu
the guests Punch was served b.
Mrs. Ester Burke Lee, sister e
the honorec. Many lovely and -.
ful gifts were received by Aelan
Burke Charles johnson sr,6-
uatc Of 1862 was honorcd Al :
dinner by his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. zclaner johnson. Guests In
cludcd Albert Mills. Miss CLYDE
English, X. Nuekles and AaIm
Sammie 10 Moody
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
White City j, !
Mania Hall

~'eos.ssV Hall
Sunday was pastoral day "A
First Baptist church and there was
a large attendance. Class no. / won
the financial banner in SUNDAY
school. Three visitors were ures.
ent at the church, Mrs. Annio
thompson, and Mr.. and Mrs An.
drew Lagrant. The membership
worshipped with Quinn Chapel A
ME church in Hard Scramble in
'he afternoon -. A bus excur-
sion Is being planned for thu
third Sunday at Atkins. Contare
MRS. Coverson The BTU win
sponsor program Sunday at 2:S0
Mrs. Mary Trice is president
Rev. ]. E. hurry will deliver the
message. The public is invited .
Elder A. W. Jones and family
nave moved into the community.
he is pastor Of the Church of
God in Christ Mrs. Elvi,
thompson from St. Louis visit
ed her son In law and daughter
Mrs. Marie Coats.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
GIRL SCOUTS NEWS

The Bethel AME scout troop
2O5 had a wonderful lookout at
the Fair Park The lookout in
eluded Brownies and intermediate
scouts Little Misses Peggy Viii
liams, Yvonne Sharpe. Gail Allen.
Heneritta Yancy and Roberta
Whitfield were fire builders and
cooks.
Linda Ann Sharpe. Helen and
Edna 10 Wellson, Maxine Vaughn.
Patricia Anderson, Marion Tommar
were fire builders. After lunch
they all took little walk TO see
the animals. They also rode on
the concessions.
Before leaving the park the lead
ers bought popcorn and popciclcs
for the girls. Yvette Allen and
Carolyn Jones were visitors. Sey.
veral Of the scouts were abseat.
Mrs. Ann Sharpe and Mrs. Leah
Peaks are leaders.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
Women Close
Annual Session
In Fl. Smith
toto by Dayy

The 47th annual session OF the
Arkansas Association of Colored
Women closed Tuesday at Howard
school in Fit. Smith. The session
was attended by approximately
100 women and girls from l6
cities representing 40 clubs of the
Federation. The principal address
was given by Mrs. Margaret
Martin, principal of Douglas ele-
mentary school. Hot Springs.
She spoke from the subject. The
Roll of Women in World Affairs
The association theme, Arms A.
round the World was forcibly
discussed by panel in which Mrs.
M. l.. Miller, West Helena and
Mrs. N. II. Johnson. Pine Bluff
led the discussion. Mrs. Theresa
Warren Of Brinkely was re-elect-
ed president of the organization
Mrs. Norma N. Killingsworth was
among the delegates from Little
Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06

Sunday. Rev. w. o. Taeker de-
liVered the sermon Sunday
school at Labanah Baptist church
was well attended and a nice
contribution was made. The music
department OF Labanah closed its
drive Sunday The following coun-
ties and Representatives were
present in the drive: Mrs. Lou
venia Gamble Spain; Mrs. Wilma
Wright Sweden: Mrs. Ophelia
Price, Europe; Mrs. Minnie Tyson,
United States and Miss Viola
Peters Holland. Amount of money
reported, 2505i =. Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Branch motored TO Texas
last week. They were accompanied
by Miss Marjorie Branch and
Miss Francis Branch The
Little Rock cubs played al Gil
lam park Saturday winning a VIC
tory over the North Little Rock
Yanks. So. Sunday the cubs
played a double header at O..
Sims park. The first game yas
played by the Little Rock Globe
Trotters who were defeated by the
Little Rock cubs. all. The second
game was played by the South
End Eagles. The Eagles lost 10 the
hard hitting cubs ii-a The
Womcn's Missionary club met q.
the home Of Mrs. NJ. E.. Parker
Thursday evening
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
'ee'|ege Station

49, t Sa station Junior biph
(sdus,ooS' o q nice closing with is
lsoa IT. from the junior high
cbu,.,l The Pilgrim Rest Bap.
! A last last Sunday with tb''i Rev
fN IVY preaching the SER
w. ,or ' :, birthday party was
PEA a AZ q, Napolean Kelly las,
we home of Rev. and
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
With The Churches

The Baptist Ministers Union will
meet every Tuesday II 1i:00 q. m.
~ The Emmanuel Baptist Church,
Rev. z. G. Dyer, Pastor, Rev. Cal
cote h President; Rev. L. M.
Knowles, Secretary. All Ministers
are welcome. Rev. A. q. Reynoida
Reporter.
ROSE OF SHARON BAPT.-The
sermon subject for Sunday will be
The Remedy for the Worlds Ills"
at the il:45 service and Saints In
Caesars Household nj the even
ing service at 800 y. m. The
church Is located al l4th and
Cross. Rev. p. A Garrett, Is min
lister.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06
MATTHEW TEMPLE AM

will have the corner stone laying
ceremony at the church 2625 Main
street North Little Rock Rev. c.
A. Meeks. pastor Rev A. w. Kicks
will preach the corner stone lay
ing sermon. The corner stone will
be laid BY Trinity Lodge no. 80.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06

CLUB GIVES ANNUAL DANcE-The lovely
ladies shown in the toto above are members Of
the popular Southsde Ladies Club The club
dance was given at the club Morocco on Nav
23rd The dance was largely attended. Shown
IN the foto left to right are Mrs. Rosie Day,
chaplain; Mrs Essie Boatman, Mrs. Freddie
Laster sgt. at arms; Miss Fannie Curry. seq
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06

Mrs Anna Foster the mother of Mary Foster Moon {R
NJ My deepest sympathy Think of her still as the same
l say she is not dead she is Just away"
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-06

J., ... Lucas left for st. Louis
n.. psaulng a few days with
|so !, - Miss Bobbie Jean
s : q nome from Lansing
! sa.r,,., : coaklcy preached a
l,tg vi ", sermon Sunday at First
b,o,. .urch A Children's
! rr,, O gram will be presented
baptist church Sunday
The Miami times., 1952-12-13
People Places Things
sv LAWRENCE 3. COOPER

ONCE AGAIN THIS YEAR Miami MIamIan to
Blossom Classic and the Orange
record in attendance by cramnRg the BOWL WIN
900 last figure
Charles Herout with magic toe booted S9-yard
the Orange Bowl Last year
record He calmly completed pass that went down
highest compeons the history OF the
bowl.
We classic without mentioning the
superb Its music ranged
Kentucky ElkngtonS Nght and Day and
Soldier animated formations
the United States and the Statue OF
field to the equally as mad beat OF
the section The drum major Benjamin
equilibrium ied the theory of gravtaon He was Leaning
looked like he going to kick his brains out WIN
Knox
One writer Daily News Slammed the show quite
appropriately W half tae shsw to end all half
time shows"
Such brilliant Classic that the Miami
Herald commented thus, editorially:
record evidence substantially
the Negro football champion
ship has built itself into the hearts of local fans
Jo only was the game M and Virginia
but hame show by the Florida band
itself worth the price OF ADMISSION
quite evening We're glad the Orange Blossom classic
a Miami institution"
packed with fun low
Rat victory and paying off for Vr
celebration rmbled Roman festival gal
clubs barkeeps worked round the clock Saiatng
drink Sunday morning there
aggers who complaned that the whiSkey just
won't turn 'em loose they get home.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13

attaining of the previous years
lacking the punch and sharpness was once
ing Hardaway and HortsnSe Allen
When the hit Chicagos Regal
theatre attendance records and there
no indications of a fu-house
Appearing couple of that
path night
spot and Chicago has plenty.
Being a pays a can't buy the
dig trio Of SAcaled
performers of the "Chocoatee who couldn't probe
audience laughter morbid stale jokes
chorus line of leg kickers could
upon Oivette Miller swing harp The
billed.
ButterbeanS SUSIE the Mr and Mrs. of
business laugh counted
audience the point of boredom hlari
In reality the only thing that Larry Steele needs for his 1853
originality depending
night club fans to pay cash for hasa
The Miami times., 1952-12-13

with whom Mcleod was living
at the time of his death, and who
told the court that a woman later
identified as Pearl Louise Fowler,
came to his home two times look
ing for Mcleod shortly before he
was killed.
Irene Maude Roker of Miami
said that Orjuna gave her the
81, ZOO policy after McLeod's death
in payment for a debt that he
owed her.
FIR. Theodore R. Gibson of Mi
ami, who also identified the body
and who made the arrangements
for the funeral.
Pearl Louise Fowler, also known
as "Bailey and Bryant, Of 1851
NV. 4th Avenue, Miami, who
gave a dramatic account of the
incidents which lead to McLeod's
death. Mrs. Fowler described in
details how Orjuna, VINO had been
friendly with her, had her to
drive him and Mcleod from Mi
ami to Hollywood on the night
of May 8, 1850, on the pretense
of going to visit a sick member.
She added that after arriving in
Hollywood they went to Liberia,
where they picked up William
Role, who accompanied them to
the isolated spot near the railroad.
She climaxed her testimony by
telling that Orjuna ordered her
to stap the car near the railroad,
got out shook Mcleod, who
had been asleep on the way up,
and together Orjuna and Role
led Mcleod to the back of the car,
where she heard Mcleod yell
don't kill mel" She added Orjuna
beat Mcleod several times about
the head with a large board or
pipe, Mcleod fell to the ground
either dead or unconscious. Or
juna and Role then dragged
McLeod's body to the railroad and