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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05

TO the Editor:
In the contemporary life of each
nation today, the nations are rae
ing to see which one can discover
the most powerful atomic, bacter-
biological and other super weapons.
We are discovering, in a most
painful way, that our dollar buys
less and less as we struggle for
superiority. We are building a
stockpile of armament so fast that
most of it will deteriorate before
we have a chance to use it.
Sometimes / think we are be-
coming a nation of ground-moles
with all that excavating under our
beautiful mountains. All over our
nation today we are told to use
the "subways, cellars, etc.; in
case of atomic attack"
Why are people leaving the met
ropolitan centers and buying
homes out in the country. Because
they want to dig their own caves,
or tunnels, in their own hillsides.
They don't want any Empire
State buildings" falling on them
and their loved ones.
AS each year goes by, we are
getting deeper in the-red-spend-
ing most of our wealth trying to
get ahead of the-Reds. If all hui
man beings would believe what the
Bible says, we could all be in the
-black-at the end of each year.
What is more, we could have more
happiness and contentment.
The preparation for war is so
conspicuous in the press and in
movies, that the very air seems
contaminated.
Sometimes, the Flying saucers"
fly so low, people have photo
graphed them in flight. For years
now people have been mystified by
flying saucers and nobody seems
to know what they are. My inter-
probation of flying saucers are
that they are the result Of vivid
imagination, or light illusion.
The elucidate answer to that
riddle probably never will be
known, so why keep on kidding
ourselves. When this cold war
turns into a hot war, if it turns
at all, the veracity in the Bible will
be just as true as when Jesus
performed His beginning of mir
acles, in Canaan of Galilee" over
eighteen centuries ago, when He
changed water into wine at a
wedding" and at His mothers re-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05
Firemen

Continued from Page ~
appreciation for the careful and
speedy help given them. Officials
Of the railroad were loud in their
praise for the help of the firemen,
especially for the portable lighting
equipment which was so readily
available.
Many citizens of the county may
not know that their volunteer fire
men furnish these varied kinds of
aid in cases which are not strictly
fires. Most of the companies are
also disaster and rescue agencies
as we'll as regular fire companies
The final award was from the
National Fire Prevention Associa-
ton, non-profit technical and ed
ucational membership organization
devoted to the reduction of loss OF
life and property by fire. In their
1852 campaign to stimulate COM
petition and encourage fire pre-
vention among the municipalitie:
of the United States and Canada,
three winners were announced for
the state of Maryland. First place
in this state went to Silver Spring
Department, second to the Mont
gomery County program as whole
and third to the Bethesda DEPART
ment.
The Montgomery County pro-
gram had to be judged as a munich
pality since no other county area
submitted an entry. For this rea-
son the county volunteer program
Eere is attracting considerable at
tention in national fire prevention
circles.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05
My Neighbor's
Cookbook

There was a typographical error
in this recipe last week SO we are
reprinting it to aid the many wOm-
en- who called in.
Try this juicy meat loaf that
gives as much as 40 percent of,
the adult daily protein requires
ment. Foods specialist Janet Cob
lentz, University of Maryland Ex-
tension Service, points out that it
isn't just an ordinary meat loaf.
1t contains dried milk to add to
the protein needed for growth and
repair of bones and tissues.
l ID. ground beef
u ID. ground pork
l egg, slightly beaten
2 cups canned or cooked toma-
toes
2 cups coarse, dry bread crumbs
3 tablespoons finely chopped
onions
l p teaspoons salt
Is teaspoon mustard
/ cup non-fat dried milk
Combine ingredients in order
listed. Form into large loaf in
shallow rectangular pan, 9"x12".
Bakes at 350F. for 1 p hours.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05

Most of us knew the stream
liner stopped about four miles
from town last Thursday - but
we didn't know phy...
Seems the train was hurrying
along, then came the screening
Of brakes - some fellow had
pulled the Emergency Stop cord.
When the conductor asked him
why he did it, he said, ''The train
was just going too fast-I wanted
to get you to slow down."
From where sit, that stream
liner has been going at that
speed for the past seven years
with a perfect safety record and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05
The Letter Box :

quest. Jesus was reluctant to per-
form that miracle, because by so
doing He would call attention to
who He was, and the time was
not yet for that. The miracle would
hasten the day when it would lead
to three crosses on a hill called
Calvary, for both of them. Jesus
told His Mother, mine hour is not
yet come, st. John pa"
Very truly yeours,
Nicholas Yinger
Frederick, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05

the passengers have always been
pleased. Now-along comes fell
low who wants the train to go at
his speed. Some people are like
that. Some still would begrudge
another persons right to tenn
perate glass of beer even though
that person wouldn't dream of
flashing a "Stop" sign on their
preference for, say, milk, coffee
or tea. Respecting the rights of
others is the only way we can
keep ION the right track"
&s MA4s
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05

answer que ries concerning Rock
vile business activities.
The telephone number for the
new office is Poplar 2-404O, Bax-
ter announced at the meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05

An informal dance to raise funds
to help defray cost of the new
Sherwood High School Band uni
forms will be held from pm. to
midnight, April II, at the school, =
The dance is sponsored by ths~
music committee of the P-TA.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05

TOLiSE SnIEr CnAKlkS N. ORMk
who was oworded Citizenship
Plague by the Bethesda civif1n
Club Of q luncheon meeting last
week. The Ploque Is for "unseIfIsh
civic service In promoting good
citizenship by example and deed
and specifically for his lifelong ef-
fort in behalf Of honest and eff
eieni law enforcement In Montgom-
cry County" President w. c. Aus
rim Introduced clvlson Ben Mitchell.
who mode the presentation. d.
rector Of Public Safesy Arthur E.
Miller. Inspector jones S. MeAuI-
life and coPs, Ernest E. ThomPson,
commencing the Bethesda subsso-
tioa. also took Pors In the ceremony.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-05

Copyright. 1858. United States Brewers Foundation
Evening star., 1953-01-24

ALEX. RRADDOCK HGTs.. Sl7,950
excel 3-bedrm. Colonial; perfect 10
cation on dead-end ST.; mr.. Geo.
Mason School, bus, shop. Pentagon.
dnsI; eas s5si 5NE NHEissly La l3ndsesnsd ssoes1 s9sG
ALEX.-Brick row house, completely
furn., S10.950. lge. lfv. rm.. din
rm., kit.,, bath 2nd a., with Z
Lovely Love-. 5edrnis; .o Small down pay
ARsnNGToNo. RsnS rs o-aass. nr. FANS churcSs So
direct FROM FROM oans Ss%s sS, 5 $50. tSs suS ssss
stsntial cash. Box f3S8.Y, Star.
ARLINGTON, NORTH--For . conp.
up-to.date home buy this f-mo.-oic
Colonial, with lovely fireplace. IL
S-i42i, jA. s.ISse. - As -
ARLINGTON Convenient to every
thing: attractive 2-bedroona home
on large fenced lot: small down pays
nne1s; gssso Stills " Is sAsIoE REALo ESTATE; pI.
BROADM0NT = Larse contemporary
rambler on ss-acre wooded lot. Gus
tom built to owners exacttng speci-
flcations lust yrs. ago. Liv. .rIn.
din. rm.. lge. ultramodern kitchen
Dsarnas; rss and z bath baths n cn ist level. @
dows, maids room, hath. laundry
level. For full details please call
Mrs, Ramsey. ia. $1,000. WALKER
q DUNLOP, INC, Realtors, Up
town once, En-. 2-67i5. eS
FALLS CHURCH area on Arl. Blvd.
- bedrm. frsme; finished stair
SI0,300 Cf loan. About S14. 800
with flexible terms. OWNER JE.
JEFFERSON MANOR-2-bedrm. SEMI Z
det; full bsrnt.; gas heat: mr.. bus
and shopping. Direct from owner.
KI. S-sl706. -25
LORc0M LANE. mr.. Riyerwood-~Nov
nearing completion: choose your own
colors for this new, custom-brick
rambler. Full bsult., ntfrae. gar, lge.
liy. rni.. with fireplace. 8 bedrms
equipped ktt tile. bath; priced 1t
G. =. WooDRoE. NC, IA. 5.fG2s. itSss
Open evenings. --2E
ASSUME GI--AlmcSt-new brick and
asbestos, 3-hedrm. rambler. So, 600
tuil gg.ee; s.; 500 dogn; sos month.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

REALTY co,
JU. 1850. Open It'll Q Pm.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
QUICK SALE

Brick rambler having liv. rm. with
GE. equipment. g bedrms. and tiled
bath, util. rm.. pull-down stairway
TO storage attic. Immed. poss. Ken
Singtop Estates. Let us tell you
about it. Call Mr.. Haller, OIL. g.
$3.50:
Evening star., 1953-01-24
WOODLAWN
OPEN SUNDAY ALL DAY
WTFKnAXC 1.S

VALLEYS one remain
ing completed house. large bed
rms. ? full baths delightful liv.
rrl with hrepi. and picture window;
din. rni.; kit; huge bsTnt. and ga
rage; Baseray oil heat. There Is no
better value y the Metropolitan
churches. Price S23.750. sites for
custom-built homes ayAilabIe. Eafl
Mrs Platten. Vienna 4g2-W-1, or
drive out and see for yourself, TO
reach: Arl. blvd, (Rt. 50l to Fair
hTy. ~ s tcr !, ,o9So H. l Iest SeI 81 ri. q as M
to Cyrandall Valley arrow, 50 $40
MI 10 CyrAndaH Valley I'd. fRt.
701l, left to- open sign. FRANCES
POWELL HILL. 1908 Goth 81. n.w.
UEs 2-4lO1. 80
Evening star., 1953-01-24

SPACIOUS 4-BEDRM. HOME
LOW TAXES
Mr.. good elementary school
with kindergarten. School
bus to Northwestern Senior
High. Excel. shopping. Liv.
rrn. with f1repl. and book
shelves. Family size dining
rm., breakfast rm., we'll
planned kitchen. A-acre,
corner lot, Handicapped with
trees and year-round shrubs.
Pleasant porch overlooking
pool and garden. A digni-
fed Dutch Colonial home
with $4,000 1st trust. Owner
will take small second.
6905 SYCAMORE AVE.
TAKOMA PARK, MARYLAND
OPEN SUN. / to 5
DIRECTIONS: Out New Hampshire
ave. to Ray I'd. Turn left on Raw
rd.: turn rieht on Elm and left on
MARyIN j DUNCAN q co.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
OstroW Ramblers
CARROLL KNOILS

Colonial is proud to offer you these
fine homes, and YOU will enjoy liv-
ing IN one. Soundly built: Brick
solid masonry construction, plaster
walls, steel beam. spacious:3 bed-
GE kit, fun bsmt.. nice lot. Good
location: Popular Carroll Knobs
among all-brick homes. easy walk.
ms distance to elem. school. Well
fluanced: FHA or conventional
some with only $1,000 down. SEE
snese y noms nsa soqJ h,sst tve t;'r Gst st ga -
Flyers Mil rd.. to 1900 Plyers Mil
rd., model house Open Sat-. anc
SUM- ! I until dark. Eve. phone
OIL 4-O640- 80
Colonial Investment Co.
RE. 1860. 26
Evening star., 1953-01-24
AURORA HILLS
DOCTORS. ATTENTION

1927 SOUTH 26th ST. ARL.
Spacious. custom built prewar English
brick Colonial home with variegated
slate roof. Quality throughout. Lge.
liv. rm. with flrepl., din. rIn.. den,
equipped kit, powder rm. on 1st q, /;
3 hedrms., > baths on 2nd; ample
closets; full bsmt., rec. rm. with fire.
pl... maids rm. and bath; 2-car
built-in garage. Lge.. beautifully
landseaped corner lot with oak trees.
Vas most desirable restricted sec
ton; near buslines, schools. few
minutes to PentsEon and D, C.
SMALL CASH REQUIREMENT. CON-
SIDE ENTRANCE MAKES THIS
HONE IDEAL FOR DOCTORS. OF
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO 5
DANIEL E. RAGALIE
OF. 4-9410. Realtor. JA. 7-1223
-
Evening star., 1953-01-24
ARLINGTON--NORTH
GARDEN CITY
OPEN / TO DARK

BUILDER AND DEVNkOPNa
1867 N. GLK6E RD.. AIlzl
"a. 1900 2. s.ssod
Evening star., 1953-01-24

UNUSUAL BUY-Beaut., small es-
tate. situated rolling Fairfax country
side; only 40 min. from White
bath, electricity, telephones: needs
redecorating. Shown by appt, only.
Browning l37-W-2. -25
Evening star., 1953-01-24
ARLINGTON
Attention! Attention!
NNTHY rrEnE TFr rc

A true center-hall brick rambler
with attached garage and aagstone
patio for only S93.7 $50. Situated
on . sweeping tree STUDIED lot just
blocks to the Country Club and
st. Maryulount COLLEGE. We invite
you to, inspect this 3-year -old we'll
AND BY APPOINTMENT. PLEASE.
C. F. Woodroe, Inc.
s41a wilson Blvd, Ariineton, Va.
IA. 7-l022 Open Ewes. IA. 2-S100
Evening star., 1953-01-24
FRANKLIN AVE.
COMMUNITY CENTER
MOnERNISTIC
OPEN SUNDAY

Moon to Dark -
115o5 Joseph NAL rd.. Silver Spring;
2-bedrrf1. rambler, asbestos shingle
construction: in splendid condition;
aluminium storm sash; corner lot;
priced $1,000, 81, 900 down. Dir.
Out. Georgia ave. extended to Vier:
Mil rd. to Viers Mill shopping
center, then left on Randolph
to Collins, left on Collins 80 Idle
wood. left on lakewood to Fernhill,
left on FerphiIl to Joseph Mill, right
on Joseph Mill to house. COLONIAL
INVESTMENT CO. RE. 1860. Mr..
Wood, HO 2-6920 -25
Evening star., 1953-01-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD,
PARKLAND. Md

HWY. AT RIGGS RID
Attrac. 2-story det.. nearly new home
20-ft. hy. rm., din. rm., lovely equip
lge. closets. Gas heat Big utiI. rm
Tastefully dec. throughout Alum
storm windows. Beaut. yard, side.
walks and paved street. Nr. 2 bus.
lines, shopping and school. Price
S14. 800 with terms. Payments STATS
per mo. incl. taxes and ms. Cal
.CAMPANELLA & co.
E1. SA4113. Ewes. LO. 5-114s
Evening star., 1953-01-24
YOU'LL NEVER

Find another home with so many
features such as convenient, exclu-
sive neighborho0d. large level corner
lot. stone patio adjoining large pvt.
carpeted front rm. and family-s size
dining rn1.. tiled powder rm. and
large tiled de luxe kitchen, with
adjoining earport. Bsmt. has q very
spacious pine-paneled recr. rm. with
ffrepl.. built-in bar and refgr. Lava
tory. adtoins recr. 'rn.; nice sized
ing machine included. Upstairs has
g nice sized bedrms.. tiled bath and
sun deck, spacious closet space. This
quality home is being offered at q
very reasonable price with low down
payment and terms. HERBERT &
II 2-nl1Q Ewes III 2-27R1 -2R
Evening star., 1953-01-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
HAVE YOU EVER
BY 10 Fischer

Walked into a home and because It
was so immaculate and honey you
Just wanted to sit right down and
stay there? 1st flr. liv. rm. fire.
place. .lge. din. rn1., natural wood
nm. cabinets in kit with breakfast
lge. screened porch; end d.. 2 very
lge. bedrms. and bath; bsmt. with
I2x28-ft. rec. rnn. and bath; 2-caI
brick garage. This beautiful prop
dence of one of our most eminent
builders. Very reasonably priced
at S24,950.
BURCH REALTY co.
Sb05 BALTIC. blvd, College Park. Md
TO. 9-4747 It'll 6 p.m.: after 9 pm
WA, 7-5641, JU. 7-6159. HA. 2.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

BRICK CAFE COD--New--You can
buy this lovely home containing
two bedrooms and expandahle attic.
n ment for 0 less than than You YOU pay bay rent rent.
Cali Mr.. BeasIey. HE. 4-6097.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO., Realtor,
1924 l4th st; NV, AD: 4-2005.
most new brick, semidet.. near
sans Tssn rsGss. Assfgs ans pSs..sson ssRs' cs RH
GTPEaIiSa l9' sISsSs NEW BRICK RAMBLER, ff
4 twln-siZe bedrms.. tile baths,
TSSS,anSs heat; sompl:ssly modsrnT ;T
6snat.; ample closet and storage
space: shaded lot 90xl60 A. spa
JOHN A. wENTz. AP. 10000,
ATTRACTIVE e-BEDRM. BRICK
RAMBLER-Living rm with picture
window, fireplace, bookshelves;
separate din. rm,; lge. equip. kit;
full bsmt. w/outside entr.; alum.
storm windows. Lge. Anchor. fenced
Prince Georges Country Club. Priced
$I6.950. Call AP. 1880. 25s
BIG CT LOAN AVAILABLE TO
NON-GI CAN BE ASSUMED
fine modern semidet. 6-rm. brick
on New Hampshire ave- NV; prac-
tically new. Make us an offer. Mr..
Kitchens, ATLAS REALTY CO., ST.
3-736S; ewes. La. 6-0S06. -25
81, coo DOWN--APPROX, SIS MO.
5-rm: house, lge., fenced yard. Price
cRIsMoND REAL ESTATE
4598 st. Barnabas Rd. Sc.
LO. 7-S215 -s5
3 BEDROOMS. FULL EASEMENT
ES17 61th AVE.
OPEN SAT. AND SUM-, 1-DARK
A det, home in q family neighbor-
hood. Two bright bedrms. and bath
on 1st A., picture window in lily.
rm., built-in garage. Out Riverdale !
I'd. from Edmonston rd to Goth
ave. right and follow signs. Call
Ap. 7-2193
Kinks REALTY CO, REALToR
Evening star., 1953-01-24
OPEN

SUNDAY, NOON TO DARK
Exceptionally clean. neat, 2-bedrm
home In Kensington. liv. rm. with
3 coy flrepl.. din. rm. full bsmt.,
Anchor fenced yard; S14,950 with
exceptional terms.
Directions: Out Conn. ave. to Far
ragut St. right to our open sign.
JOSEPH r. LITTLE
Evening star., 1953-01-24
$3.50 DOWN
SUBURBAN
$500 Perry Ave.
KensinRt0n Nd

Excellent condition. Good construc-
tion. Built-in garage. Quiet resi-
Dental neighborhood. $500 So. #.
of attractive ground. Large living
room. ? bedrooms, bath. dining,
kitchen fully equipped, excellent
$2.400 cash will handle. Call Mr..
TAYLOR evenings. OIL. 4-3462.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC.
1928 K st. NV. Ma. $4,000
Evening star., 1953-01-24
OWNERS SALE

Brick rambler. conv., close-in Sec
fiSH SSE: XII hv with tn rs ST.assss d .pac. s%
3 lge. bedrms.. Ia baths; gas
h.-wh.: attach. gar, and screened
porch; blk. to new elem. school,;
close to bus. shopping and Jr. h.
PRICE s1s. $50; 1st TRUST s14.6oo
III. 5-5445
Evening star., 1953-01-24
OPEN


immaculate preEar brick in most con.
yeiiient n; At; location Ist O.. lee.
with. breakfast space. screened side
porch; End a., 8 nice bedrnls.. tile
bath; full bsrnt. Det gar. and many
extras such as slate roof. h.-w.h.,
storm doors and windows. fenced
Directions: Arlington blvd. 70 Persh-
ing dr., right to 4tia st. North, fiElit
70 Norwood St. and open" sign.
G. M. HALEY, ReaItOr
il 4-407T. JK. $3.50.
Eves., il. 3-19S0 --25
CONTINUED on Next, pese.l
Evening star., 1953-01-24
81. 900 DOWN

And $50 per mo. buys this 3-bedrm,
rm., in town of Fairfax, only 2 blks,
to schools and shopping; radiant
oil heat; bargain, priced at S12.150,
F. E. MALCOLM
Realtnr. IA. 1-3loA
Evening star., 1953-01-24
We Don't Understand It
HOME WITH INCOME
an cSrrrYr5Ta c,nnYAY<~

SIS, $50, SPECIAL
Three-befrm. rambler. large living
Near @ DaSsaHs eVsrythinsl Man00Ti aEoRaE @ OS%s. w.
BAUsERMANs JU, $3.50, JU.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
OUR BEST BUY
, ~ GIG 50n

Ideal for the large family. bedrms.
2 baths, English bsmt. Cony. Silver
Spring location. OWNER MUST
5ELL--ANY REASONABLE OFFER
CONSIDERED. Call JU. 9-S010 til
, MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT g. INSURANCE CO.
Evening star., 1953-01-24
SEABROOK

SEABROOK
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
A very small down payment can buy
this 6-acre property incl. an s bed
fn., comfortable country house and
log cabin now rented 500. Also
several excellent outbuildings. Easy
committing. perfect for large family
or Q group. Call Mrs. Maslen. OIL.
2-797s or DE. 2-1137.
]. G.. CHATEL
Evening star., 1953-01-24
ART,TNGTON FOREST

Live in splendor in this large beau
rm. with fireplace, separate dinins
rnl., equipped kitchen, side screen
porch, 8 lovely bedrooms and tile
bath; full bsmt with iayatory; gas
a.-c. heat; u acre lot for gardening,
aluminium storm windows and vene-
tian blinds included: priced SIS,950,
only $500 down and assume 4so
Evening star., 1953-01-24

DIRECT FROM OWNER
monthly pyTnt. Three-bedrrl., semi
det., 2-yr -oid home; conv. located,
near Langley Park and Silver Spring
YOUNGSTOWN kitchen, powder .rm,,
1st floor; deep lot; full bsmt. Priced
for quick sale. Call Hemlock 4-S5S2!
Evening star., 1953-01-24
INCOME PROPERTY
HOME BEAUTIFUL

8 complete apts., all outside en-
frances: income over $500 mo.
price, -$i9. $50, completely furnished
Call JU. 5-S363. 80
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-08-14
wilkins Warns
Against Curb On
u. 5. Civil Rights

Disturbed by reports from the
Governors conference in Seattle
that the FBI was under attack
for investigating complaints Of vi
olations Of the civil rights of in
mates of state prisons and mental
institutions, Roy wilkins, admin
istrator of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement Of Col
ored People, sent a telegram to
Gov Thomas F. Dewey express
ing the associations concern with
this issue.
IAN attempt to restrict the in
yestigating powers Of the federal
government in such cases or to
repeal the statute even insofar as
state Institutions are concerned
would open the flood gates to the
worst sort Of abuses in many
states in the union" Mr. wilkins
told the New York governor.
The attack on the FBT for in
vestigating civil rights violations
in state institutions was initiated
by Gov. John S, Fine Of Pennsyl-
vania who charged that the FEEDER.
al government was invading the
See WILKINs--page eight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-08-14

victim of an early morning ride
of eight youngsters, travelling in
two automobiles, who had left
Little Rock around midnight We'd
nesday to return, and accompany
a soldier to camp, and another
one of the group to his home in
Louisiana. In the group were,
Miss Finley, Herbert Walker, John
Randall, and Embry Harris, rid
ing in one car, and in the other
accompanying car were, George
Stevenson, jr., Roosevelt Tit"
Wade, Dorothy Abraham, and De-
lores Jenkins. All were local peo-
pie but Randall, who lives in
Louisiana, and was returning
home. Stevenson is the soldier
who the early morning trip was
made to return to a Louisiana
camp. Walker was the driver Of
the car that figured in the acct
dent.
From the time the group left
Little Rock, both cars kept in
sight of each other until they
stopped for gas around 4:30 that
morning.
After having stopped for gas
the group was again on its way
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-08-14
LIST PTA Institute
For LR at DIS

Efficiency in the PTA' Is the
theme Of the first PTA Institute
planned by the Little Rock coun-
Gil Of Parents and Teachers that is
TO be held in the Dunbar hi school
gymnasium, August 81 from 8 a.
m. until $3.50 p, m.
Some of the subjects to be dis
cussed are: A Better Understand
ing Of the PTA Movement Duties
Of Officers and Chairman; PTA
Membership and Participation in
Drives and Projects; Study Group
Techniques; Organization Of Dads
Clubs; and Family Relationship
There viii be a question and
answer period.
We feel that all VINO attend this
meeting will be greatly benefited.
The council hopes to make the
PTA Institute an annual meeting.
Mrs. ]. Harrison is president OF
the local PTA council. The chair
man of the PTA Institute Plan
ming committee is Mrs. f. p. KEEL
ly.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-08-14
Local AME Minister Puts In Book
Fifty-Fow Years of African Methodism

ity", DR., Townsend who has been
in the forefront of this march as
a religious and civic leader Of his
people began his writing.
This book, a retrospective me-
moir Of a long and honorable ca
reer, is the testament of a life
time of service. Ina 1t, loved and
respected leader humbly presents
the gift of his hard-won expert
ence to those who must one day
take over and carry on the lead
ership of a great church for the
benefit of its members and the
glory of God.
DR., Townsend outlines the laws
Of the church as he has lived by
them, the doctrine of the church
as he has lived it, and the history
of the church as he has seen it
unfold The knowledge earned in
fifty four years of labor and
love for an ideal is a precious
thing; tn e understanding that
comes from decades of travail, the
sense of oneness with history, the
fruits of accomplishment, and the
rewards of long standing virtue
are not easily come by. All these
things are freely and lovingly
passed on by one VINO has been
dedicated unWaveringly to the ad-
vance Of his beliefs and his race.
The credo of a man who is con-
fident in his own goodness and in
his God is propounded here. The
voice of the author is sincere and
unafraid; the principals set forth
in this book are based on tole-
rance, and understanding without
a trace of hypocrisy, conceit, or
See BOOK-page four