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Evening star., 1953-12-23
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-24
Magazine
c ontinued from page ouel

Continued from page onel
ging centerfielder Of the Cleve-
land Indians. In the accompanying
story Can Dolby Challenge Ruth's
Reeord2" S. w. Darlington dis
euSses from an objective view
point the chances OF Dolby crack
ing this 26-year-old legendary
standard. Darlington, formerly Of
Color magazine and the New York
Amsterdam News, is executive
editor Of the new magazine,
Another big feature is Our
Sports selection of the first Ne
gro All-American College Basket
ball team by Haskell Cohen. A
former correspondent of the Pitts
burgh Courier and nov publicity
director of the National Basket
ball association, Cohen is also
managing editor of Our Sports.
Robinsin says Our Sports will
chronicle the activities of Negro
athletes in all sports-professional,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-24
EI Dorado
Leona Woodland


Mrs Emma Dunnlngs has been
visiting her father In Lake Charles,
Louisiana for two weeks
Clemens Brown is doing repair
work in Douglas addition
Mrs G.. Z. Lee heads the music
department The State Press
sales have been turned over to
Mrs. Leona Woodland. Call her
at 3-a533 II you miss your paper
contact her Mrs. Rebecca
Wade has been on the sick list
for the past week , Mrs. Mable
Davis was in a car wreck. She
was taken to the hospital but is
home at this writing =. Charles
Champion was hurt at school re-
Gently A birthday party was
given for Rev. and Mrs. John
White at Evergreen Bapt. church.
They received beautiful and use
full gifts The singing union
of the Friendship district will
meet at Beulah Grove Baptist
church on the third Sunday in
May. d. Springer is president
The Attn anniversary of Rev. l..
d Champion, pastor of Evergreen
Baptist church, will begin April
26 Rev j. F. Kelley will preach
the anniversary sermon. Charlie
Wade will give a talk and Mrs.
Leona Woodland will sing sole.
The visiting church will be New
Bethel Baptist :. Jerry Lou
Cobb sold girl scout cookies re-
Gently The Young Matrons
of Evergreen Baptist church invite
all young women to join their
meetings. Mrs. Leona Woodland is
director of the youth department
FELTON, White reports IS
classes in the Sunday school this
week Miss Mary Bowie was
married to James II. Smith at the
home of the bride. A reception
was given by the brides mother,
Mrs. Fssie Mae Bowie +. Rev,
and Mrs. Samuel Scott are parents
of a fine baby boy Mrs. Ora
Montgomery is a representative
of the DO Without Band". If
you have any funds large or small
you can do without, call Mrs
Montgomery,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-24
RusseIIviIIe

The Old Fashioned Garden club
met last week at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs ] H. Woodland ir.
The house was beautifully deco
rated with Dutch Iris, Snap Drag
ons and Tulips. The hostess was
assisted by her daughter, Mrs
Mary Brown, The club will have
a call meeting at the home of
the president, Mrs Howard Lam
drum .. The Smith singers of
Little Rock were presented in a
concert at Pilgrim Rest Baptist
church Sunday night Mrs,
Mamie Black of Dardanelle was
recent guest OF MIR and Mrs j
II Woodland, ST. -. The Red Cross
drive closed last week. The local
committee was composed of Eu-
gene Latimore, Roy Smith, ST. and
Wallis Ivory, Collectors were Mrs
Anna Jean Crowder and Mrs. Ma
ry Brown Those on the sick
list are Mrs. Viola Williamson,
Mrs. Letcher Clark and sister,
Rev. j. f. Butler and Doss New
ton Mrs. Watson presented
the operetta Let's Go Travel
ling at James school, Friday mite
Wallis Ivory, principal of
James school, announces the fol-
lowing honor students and pros
pective graduates: valedictorian,
Mary Nell Marsh; salutatorian,
Mary Ann Nichols and third place
goes to CharIena Parker
school PTA sponsored a weiner
roast on the campus last week
The annual junior senior ban
quet sponsored by the PTA viii
be held at New Prospect Baptist
church, April 90 The public is
invited The senior class of
James school attended the vista
ton day program at Morrilton
high school last week Mrs
!. w. White Of Fort Smith, and
family were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. j. II. Woodland, jr. o..
Wallis Ivory was dinner guest of
Mrs Elsena Nichols and family
last week o.. John f. Watson,
husband of Mrs. Frances Watson
attended the operetta at James
school last week He is an in
strutor and football coach at Dun
bar in Little Rock. The pupils and
teachers of James school are look
ing forward to a sight seeing trip
to Little Rock which includes
visit TO the capitol building, terri
torial restoration and Capital Hill
school and other places Of interest.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-24
Conway

After spending more than two
weeks visiting friends and rela-
tives, Mrs. ]. A. Taylor is back
home. She received many social
eourtesies while in Chicago. She
visited Tabernacle Baptist church
while there Mrs. Effie Man
ley, ir, has been dismissed from
the Baptist hospital, after under
going surgery Mr., and Mrs,
Teney Veasley had as house guests
recently, Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus
Matterson , Rev. and Mrs. ].
W, Rogers have as house guest,
Rev, o. j. CLANCY of Helena
Mrs, Pearlie Wiley had as house
guest her niece, Mrs. Dorothy
Tate of St Louis. Mrs. Tate is
the former Dorothy Lee.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-24

tHouqh For The Week
do.r ea al some time are masters of their faes The
ai butu Is not IN our stars, but ourselves that we are
underlngs" ehates,Saara
Welcome Visitors-
The Feafances tEdwina and Nat" DDsl are visiting in
city loi lew days The newlyweds are en- route from
"a u ne" YORK EdWtna is the daughter of the Bacburns
'o Fechardt street. and the sister of Leila Mae Hill teacher
at Booker l. Washington school, Their itinerary includes
e" Gays IN Louisville Kentucky where they plan to take in
Tue hehucEy Derby DR. Feaane will enjoy seeing old friends
tom MD. "
THE Melody Linqers On
The Alpha Phi Aphas have and gone but everyone
Is st talking about the meetings and the social activities
Iopnotch Aphas" on hand to lead discussion qroaps
anu serve as consultans The theme "Inegraon Every
bodys Business a timely one and ACCORDING In folk
VINO KNOW many worthwhile ideas presented which will
serve TO motWae and challenge the brothers during the
year Understand that my old friends A, Maceo Smith naon-
al pfesen and Walter Booker "a national Officer were at
their best usual Take from one who knows those fell
lows take their meetings seriously The regional conference
opened with public meeting Caldwell (AM&N college,
the other sessions were held Phander Smith college
Harris Alpha official host The other Greeks of the city
rolled out the red carpet and put grand welcome As
usual Little Rock scored again Alton Arnold ST. the pres
ident of the Little Rock grad chapter
Alpha brothers DR.. Chandler Mr. Foshee and Mr. Lock
ridge Gall Of Muskogee Oklahoma) were guests of the E. C.
Carriers on Cross street while attending conference
Loekdge is Elizabeth Carriers brother in law His wife
the former Grace Culom who attended Dunbar junior
college Mr. Fohee is the husband Alpha Kappa Alpha's
regional director Marguerite S Foshee
Thanks For A Job Well Done
April 10 the citizens the school
said thanks to Dr. ARENA Mallory president of the Saints
Industrial and Literary institute located in Lexington Mis-
sissppi Right Around U.s. the dedcatoy address for
the occasion dedication of the ARENA C. Mallory elementary
school building Dr. Maorys guests in giving greetings
called the steps in the growth of the school since its
birth over Is years ago The school gee club and the band
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-24
BAUXITE

j. d, Morton who is being in
Quoted into the army was given
a going away party by the trans
port student Of DUO ... Mrs.
Grace Cunningham died recently
Mrs. Leslie and Willie Ann
Moore made business trip to
Pine Bluff . Earnest Mccraney
and family spent Sunday visiting
friends and relatives in Pine Bluff,
Bearden and Chichester Mrs.
Jackie Johnson and baby of Pine
Bluff are visiting in the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. o. Jenkins.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-24
Gurdoll
Depriest Campbell

Depriest Campbell
The Clark County Negro am aal
Judging contest was held Apfll
10th at Gurdon high school With
the 4 : Fl County president, james
o. Archee presiding after the 4e-
votion, Rev. Luther Henry, Cur
don instructor gave the welcome
address. IL club members
from Piney Grove and Curtis pre-
sented skits, Tell Me More and
DIR. 4 H. ALI 4 II clubs thru
out the county We're present.
Four girls were selected from 81
contestants to be first place win
ners. They are as follows, school
outfit Lillian Eason of Mt Mo-
riah II club: best dress Jeth-
creme Allen, Curtis 4 Fl club,
work outfit Vera Nj. Mitchell.
Curtis industrial II club; hak-
ing activities Lula Mae Grit
fifth. Piney Grove II club girls
team Demonstration ON the cor
rect brushing of teeth Evelyn
and Rernice Newburn, Mt. Mo-
riah II club. Boys team DEM
onstfation on cutting seed po-
tatoes; LIST place Mt. Moriah 4 Fl
club. Henry c. MeCouley and
Floyd c. Densoni End place. Cur
It's 4 II club, Sterling MeClel-
Ian and Billy Mitchell, ard place.
Piney Grove, Willie L. Reed and
Gale Jones. Judging Brood SoWs:
LIST place, Sterling Mcclellan, End
place. J. c. Horton and 3rd place.
Christopher Quinn, all of Curtis
Fl club. Farm seeds identified
ton, Floyd benson, Mt. Moriah
H club, 81 points, Henry c.
McCouley, Mt Moriah 4 II club.
rs points; Joe Davis. jr. Piney
Grove, 4 II club, Sc points and
Lourance Quinn, Curtis III
club Sc points. The judges were
NJ. A. Wiley of Arkadelphia and
f. E. Smith, Negro county agent
from Prescott Jennie Mason and
l.. J. Jackson, Negro county agents
wish to thank all present VINO
helped to make the contest a
success. The first winners will
attend the 4 Fl state camp In
August at AM&N college, Pine
Bluff After spending two
weeks vacation in Fort Smith
with her children Miss Odia
Lockett is now back on duty with
her regular job . Mt. Canaan
Baptist's pastor and members
worshipped last Sunday with the
Rev. Gloston and members In
Malvern G. w, Clark was
called here to the death of his
uncle after being here for several
days. He also lost his grandfather.
Fletcher Stitt Neatly Sim
mons, Mrs. Virginia Stringer,
Mrs Nancy Cook, Rev. B. j. Rog-
ers, Alvin Stringer and daughter
all were in Little Rock to see
Mrs. Stringer who is in the Mop
hospital . Miss Fannie Peare
Lions was married last Monday
night, She will spend few days
here with her mother then she
will make her home In California
When you are in and around
Gurdon, drop in Campbell cafe for
delicious meal of any kind.
Sundays delicious chicken din
ners are served. short orders, ice
cream, cold drinks, candies, cigars
and many other items Mrs e.
Nails, prop.
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Benefit
CONTINUED from page one

bellies latest hit records that have
topped the rhythm and blues hit
parade are Rain Down, Rain
and Cabin Blues. Her voice
gives an unbelievable lift ana
has a surprising melodie twist and
the phrasing is almost surreal4s-
tic, according to music critics.
The program is spearheaded By
DR.. J, NJ. Robinson. chairman of
the fund raising campaign for the
Rehabilitation center for the Ne
gro blind.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-24

paid tribute to the honoree music kilograms flowers
and financial gifts graduates former pupils
NCNW chapters and national officers and friends
Beating The Hand Around The Clock
Adde tate Huson reports that sister, Ida Pearl is at
nome on West 18th street Ida Pearl SISTER" is very i'll
Garland Adams of Washington, has been in the state
for few days Garland made flying trip here an aunt
funeral I'd w
Here's hoping that Lille Mae Curtis Mrs c. W. will
soon be and out again Understand that she injured
in automobile accident on Sunday
Understand that Squat" johnson coach at Arkansas
Baptist college, is sponsoring basketball games
featuring the Gobetrotters The Great Goose Tatum
here in the flesh and made his appearance TV
Monday
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-24

AsASC OFFICERS - The Arkansas State Association of
Student Councils met in very successful day session
at AMIN college Pine Bluff, April with attendance of
IT'S The new officers elected Lawrence Davis r Cor
BIN H. Pine Bluff, president; Lola Davis Merrill hi Pine
Bluff vice president Miicent Cayborn Dunbar h. Little
Rock secretary treasurer Mrs T. S GaVely Dunbar Lit
tie Rock sponsor and G. j. Jones Merrill Pine
or Bids from several cities received for the 1854
Terence ft Smith chosen the meeting place The
rng president is Perryyn Peyon of Dunbar Little Rock
III the toto, left to right back Perryyn peyon
Lola Davis, Mlieent Cayborn Mrs. T S Gravely In
front is Lawrence Davis, jr.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-24

We take this method to express
our sincere thanks to the mem
bers of Pilgrim Valley Missionary
Baptist church, 9th and Park, our
friends and neighbors for the
kindness, sympathy and beautiful
flowers we received during the
illness and death of Bonny Brown
Mrs. Ester Brown, widow, and
children.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-24

be stationed in Georgia upon his
Visiting in the city is Mrs Vashti Bowman cousin and
house guest Of Mr. and Mrs Robert Hill Mrs Bowman is
formerly of England and now resides in Detroit.
The Eighth Street Baptist church along with members
Of First Baptist church attended the services Of the second
anniversary of Rev. f. l. Jennings Mt Carmel Baptist
church in PlummerVe Rev. W. R Vaughn pastor both
churches delivered the anniversary sermon.
Mary Lee Jones spent the week end in the city visiting
her parents Mr. and Mrs Tyree Jones' Miss Jones teach
in the Fargo Industrial school.
Mrs Ethel Davis and family McGehee spent the week
end here visiting Mrs. Christine Porch.
Gilbert Davis, jr of McGehee left Tuesday night
turn home after spending three days here visiting relatives
and friends
Edward DupnS has returned home after visiting relatives
and friends in St Louis
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-24

shaw, the pastor, brought the mes
sage The beginners in the Sun
day school still hold the banner.
The deacons are making plans to
observe Mems Day in May. The
pastor and his wife will leave on
a vacation They will visit several
cities in California The Gold
en- Link usher union met at Oak
Grove Sunday afternoon. Money
raised $7306 A spiritual feast
meeting is being conducted at the
church this week, The public is
invited
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West Rock

Family day was observed at
Pilgrim Rest church. Rev. High
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amateur and recreational, with
special emphasis on Negro schools
and colleges ITO accomplish this,
he concludes, "the leading sports
authorities will be engaged"
Jackie will contribute regularly
to Our Sports and will personally
pass on all articles purchased by
the new publication which is now
available at neWsstands.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-24
RIGHT AROUND US
Mrs GwendoIya M. Floyd
Thought For The Week
Mrs. GWendoIyn M. Floyd

Thought For The Week
Men at some time masters Of their faes The fault
ueaf butu is not in stars but in ourselves that we ar
underngs' eh 'a
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-24

Mrs. Ethel Davis and family {
end here visiting Mrs. Christine P,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-04-24

Edward Dupns has returned home after visiting relatives
and friends in St Louis.
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Mary Lee Jones spent the W
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tyree
err in the Fargo Industrial scho,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-12-11
To
Celebrate It's
18th Birthday
(Photo by Robert Markow.) }

The 18th birthday of the Phoenix
chapter of Hadassah will be cele-
brated at gathering of the group
at 8:15 pm. next Tuesday, Dec.
Is. at Beth El Auditorium.
The Bar Mitzvah" program will
include introduction of HadaSSah's
local founders, reviews by past
presidents, presentation of service
certificates and a skit portraying
the life of Henrietta Sold, founder
of the organization 40 years ago.
The program is in charge of Ruth
Marks, assisted by Mrs. Gerald
Rosen. Mrs. Joseph Gross will be
the narrator, introducing the fol-
lowing Phoenix founders: The Mes
DANES Joseph Bank, Samuel Drey-
fuss, Edward Friedman, Norman
Mendelsohn, Cecil NeWmark and
Allen Rosenberg.
Awards Scheduled
Past presidents to appear on the
program are the MeSdameS New
mark, Friedman, Gross, Edward
Doro, Aaron Citron, Rosenberg, M.
B. Goldman, Jr, and Sidney Pickel-
ner.
Certificates of service will be
given to women who have been
members for 10 and 25 years, and
silver pins to those who have
brought in five new members dur
ing the past year.
Taking part in the Henrietta
Sold skit will be the Mesdames
David Guberman, Sid White, STAN
ley Keestlemen and RoSen.
Aides Listed
Co-chairmen for membership are
the Mesdames Gross and Burton
Freireich. On the membership com
mittee are the Mesdames M. Sobel
Newmark, E. Schector, Herman
Faber, Jack Finkelstein, Harry
Breverman, Morris Gerst and Ell
liot Tempkin.
Hostesses for the evening viii
be the Hadassah board members
with Mrs. Samuel Schlossberg as
hospitality chairman.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-12-11

American imports from Israel
amounted to $38, 900 during the
past four years.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-12-11
Mems Unit Is
Set up Here

Plans were made at a meeting
Dec. for the organization in Phoe-
nix of Arizonas first mems chap
ter of the City of Hope.
Guest speaker was DR.. Morris
Fischel of Los Angeles, regional
director of the City of Hope. He
hopes to set up other mems chap
ters around the state.
The City of Hope is jewish
supported non-sectarian hospital
and medical center at Duarte,
Calf, specializing in the free treat
ment of tuberculosis and cancer.
It's offices are in Los Angeles.
Harold H. Alpert has been named
state chairman. Plans call for a
mass meeting, to which will be in
vited men of all faiths, civic and
labor leaders, business and pro-
fesional men and representatives OF
all organizations.
A women's auxiliary Of the City
of Hope is already in existence in
Phoenix, headed by Mildred Al
pert.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-12-11
Discrimination Defended

CINCINNATI, (JTA) - The right
of college fraternities to disc~im-
mate in their choice of member
ship was defended by DR.. Carl r.
Woodward, president of the Uni
versity of Rhode Island, at meet
ing of the National Interfraternity
Conference here. President Wood
ward, however, urged the fraterni-
ties Ito remove restrictions of
membership that stem from racial
origin or religious affiliation."
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-12-11
INF Blue Box
Affair Is Set

Hadassah will give its second
Jewish National Fund party at
1870 pm. next Monday, Dec. IA,
at the Carnation Club Room, 414O
N. Central.
Members tickets of admission
will be their JNF blue boxes. Ice
cream, cake and coffee will be
served.
JNF provides land for new towns,
villages and urban housing develop
ments in Israel, and helps supply
employment for refugees and new
citizens.
Mrs. Louis Siegel is JNF chair
man for Hadassah, with the Mes
DANES Sidney Siperstein and Sta
men as co-chairmen.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-12-11

Wedding vows of Miss Barbara
Alice Tauber and Stuart Shoob will
be said on Dec. 20 at Temple Beth
Israel. Rabbi Morton c. Fierman
will officiate.
Miss Tauber is the daughter OF
Mrs. and Mrs. Milton Tauber OF
813 w. San Miguel, and Mr.. Shoob
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Shoob
of 2911 N. 9Th Ave.
The couple will be attended by
Mrs. Alvin G~anoff of Houston,
Texas, as matron of honor, and
Mark Shoob as best man for his
brother.
Bride-elect will wear a ballerina-
length satin and net gown.
Following the ceremony, dinner
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-12-11
Quiz ShOW Set
At Joint Meet

A TV-style panel quiz show and
community singing will feature
Joint meeting of Congregation Beth
El's sisterhood and mems club at
8 pm. next Wednesday, Dec. 16, in
the synagogue auditorium.
Ruth and Jacob Alpert will be
in charge of the program for their
respective organizations. Refresh
ments will be served.
Mrs. Joe Field, chairman of the
sisterhood gift shop, announced
that the shop has a complete stock
of gifts for every occasion.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-12-11
Chanukah Party Given
By B'nai Birth Girls

The Wise chapter of B'nai Birth
Girls gave a Chanukah party for
their non-Jewish friends last week
at the home of Charlotte Beagle.
Tuesday evening of this week the
girls served cakes at the meeting
of B'nai Birth and Wednesday
evening they presented Chanukah
play at a meeting of B'nai Birth
Women.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-12-11
Tauber-Shoob Wedding Set
For Dec. 20 at Beth Israel

to honor the couple will be given
for relatives and close friends at
the Hotel Westward Ho, and a re-
ception will follow.
The couple will reside here in
Phoenix.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-12-11
BUDGET For JNF Fixed

JERSUALEM, (JTA)-The Jew
ish National Fund budget for the
coming fiscal years is 100000
pounds, DR.. Abraham Granott, di-
rector of the organization, report
ed here.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-12-11
Births

A son, Robert Lewis, born to Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Langerman OF
5627 N. 18th DR. on Nov. 26. Grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Lieberman of Los Angeles. Briss
was held Dec. 3. DR.. ]. Sobol and
Rabbi A. L. Krohn officiated.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-08
Press Protests
Secrecy Action

RALEIGH - Directors of the
N. c. Press Association adopted
resolution Tuesday calling or
the General Assembly to repeal
its secrecy law.
In a lengthy statement, the di-
rectors deplored the legislature
action last Thursday in legalizing
secret sessions OF its Joint Appro-
priationS Committee and subcom-
mitteeS.
The resolution also:
D Requested that public
hearing oe held, after due notice
on bill to repeal the secrecy law
(2) Commended the action OF
capitol news reporters lin resisting
this or any other infringement OF
the right of the people to know
how their public affairs are man.
aged.
The press association represents
some 200 members newspapers.
Weimar Jones of Franklin is preSi-
dent of the group.
Enactment OF the secrecy law
followed two-day deadlock be-
tween reporters and the Joint APP
preparations subcommittee over a
closed door session.
When the subcommittee voted
to go into secret meeting, report
ers refused to leave. They pointed
out that under a law enacted in
1925, meetings of the Appropria-
tons Committee and its subcom-
mittees should be open to the
press and public.
Josh Horne, publisher of the
Rocky Mount Telegram, proposed
that press committee be named
10 petition the Legislature for a
conference. The Legislature has
all the aces" Horne said. He add
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-04-08

ed that conference would give
both sides an opportunity at face
saving.
William c. L2ssister, Raleigh
attorney and general counsel for
the press association, declared he
was disturbed by what Horne
Indicated" in not supporting news
men to the hilt in their refusal to
leave the subcommittee meeting
when the subcommittee decided
10 so into secret session.
"Newsmen had right to be
At The meeting. LasSis;er asserted,
adding: The press represents the
public. The public has been put
out, including the press The
press was carrying out its obliga-
ton to keep the public informed"