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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09

said 10 be damatiEed
thought n benefit" appear
proved people
really what going happen
they invited 10 the show There Job
rcheArSed EinnnICk.
was talking people at party got
subject Of the Nellie
Luche show had been One of the guests OoautCan said that
knew Anderson
to
say going @ 10 a on
Then You're SURE that Nellie didn't know life
dramatIed3 that point but
get verify the fact
that not only
completely be drNmaEd but
NeS Of ~ All he knew
that Nellie make appearance on the show
And what appearance son
her I'm sure that nOns unannanrdy
she wasn't expecting 20
during the holidays This h the boy for whom abe
sacrificed much His few words Of
great personality have made all Of
Il worthwhile.
Thus to Ralph pro-
Is Life should rousing vote OF
well done week but seldom surpassed In sin
certify II New Years Eve
JInx FalkenbuR McCrary excellent
program had Last Friday Negro
spent years prison. Of them death for
crime he did story Rogers UnIustly
convicted Of murder Of amazing
more ways out police brutality
an IL exists I'm the South particularly
gro decent people In the
justice Thanks ArEOsy magazine TO the
minded white editor Virginia sIAs Rogers
today. humOr
apparently well balanced personality spite Of experience
may permanently wrecked less strong mind.
brought during interview Thus TO the lovely JinH
FaIknburE McCATy NBCTeIeSaiOn another big
bouquet from Yours Truly.
And while on subject NBC-TeevSon lets mention
Randy Mrrman Minneapolis Manhattan
and made good OF TVS Big Pay-on"
Randy High School He always
ng around stage before audience The year"
good help had hi" mind set II
long enough goodness knows
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09

Mur1sl Smith recently revealed
a sure fire method of handling an
OyeT-zsaloIs escort
'On the way home she said
= always say. Lrt's walk, I'm
much too tired 20 ride In q taxi
with you"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09

Well New Years Eve indication Aunt Tsbatha
1853 When the New Year In
champagne hand and in the
and went 20 lovely party Everyone PLEASANTLY
stimulated but got overlooked
thing holiday Mr.. RS favonte cousin had
happen automobile acct
hopessy blinded
teeth knocked her broken and leg broken
impact She breathe
only through cngng Pcrousy
they about the loss Of her
highway accidental The driver Of
killed Ironically the other thrown clear
suffered nothing than painful bruises
millions Of Americans who crashing and speeding
highways In scared 20 death Of arpans
coorker Of to the office morning after hay
cold She told tuned radio broad
hear mentioned The commentator
this column she didn't enough ~
to a get
copy Of this Newspaper? Hmmm7
Thanks very J. Johnson president
Forty TO o r.
nice gesture Little things like the Home
Folks lot know, There would have been
prSed faces we'd walked bib
tucker. ehf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09

things and accomplishments often 60 unheraldeC
and unsung
The National Br0adcAstlng Company
teleVialOn network came across recently with
two shows which were tops, One was the New
Years Eve. This In YOuF Life" show which
brought 60 millions Of Americans the sincere
icy and warmth Of slnEinE star Nellie Hatcher
IL was one Of the most touching things ! have
ever The show was Of especial interest
20 me- because later In the eVenlnG &C .
party I found out that lust IN Ralph Edwards
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-14
Extension Okayed

WASHINGTON MA three-year
extension Of the International
Wheat Agreement, under which Il
nations pledge to buy SOS million
bushels from four major exporters,
was ratified by the Senate late
yesterday,
The u. S. export quota is go
million bushels. The government
pays subsidies to exporters If the
price they receive is lower than
the domestic price. Such subsidies
so far have cost $40 million dol
lars.
Great Britain, major importer,
has been . party TO the agreement
in the past but has not signed the
new pact.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-14
FBI Reports

WASHINGTON N The FBI
made more arrests and helped
bring about more convictions In the
fiscal year ended June 30 than In
the preceding year.
In q summary Of IFS activities,
released last night, the agency said
there were 9.s5s convictions In
FBI cases compared with s,0s36
In the previous year.
The number Of arrests also in-
creased -13,s39 compared with
II, 100 in the previous year.
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IRONING done Al hoEla. Phone
2stA 9la-lt
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.odzy's
Women
RY poRoThY RoE

Associated Press Wemen's EdiaeF
NEW YORK .A-The answer 10
the current headaches Of the milll-
merry industry may be the Sweat.
er Hat, . introduced during this
weeks rash Of custom fan hat
shows by John Frtderies, once
known as the MAD Halter"
The Sweater Hat might well
become the national fad that the
millinery industry is praying for
q fad of such proportions as the
Empress Eugene" hat of the
1885, which overnight made pre-.
yious hat styles obsolete.
It's simple enough to be copied
in the hat-har price range, cute
enough to be flattering to all types,
sure to appeal TO the legion OF
u. S. sweater girls.
With slight variations In shape,
the Sweater Hat" is beanie or
pillbox of velours with q ribbed.
knit sweater cuff in matching coll
|or. It looks casual enough to wear
with sports clothes. dressy enough
10 wear with town clothes or fur
coats, novel enough 10 attract hat,
less customers.
Industry representatives present
at the John Frederies showing
Frightened up noticeahly as the
parade Of hats progressed, and to.
ward the. end were looking posi-
lively cheerful.
Many had attended earlier In
the week the fall clinic Of the
Millinery Merchandising Execu-
tives' Association, at which vari.
Gus suggestions were made for
stimulating tagging sales through.
out the country. But the principal
plant was:
"We need q completely new de.
sign-not just something that sold
well last year"
Clearly the executives felt that
women would have 70 be jolted
into q hat.buying mood by some.
thing sensational.
John Frederics. who usually can
be counted on for sensations. re-
versed himself this season with
the announcement that he was
presenting collection that is fun
but not giddy."
Juds ing from the prolonged ap-
Iplause Of the audience. composed
of press, buyers and industry exc
cutives, he answered the cry for
something new.
His new silhouette, followed
faithfully throughout the collection,
lis what he calls the elongated
lpillbox," a small hat which hugs
the ears, is worn back on the head,
cut up in front and back to expose
the hair.
| He introduced other Innovations
such as ''Satin Spaghetti" NUT.
Fin" hats, . series Of gold lame
hats for evening, and . fabulous
series Of fur hats.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-14
BROWNS

LAKE PLACID IL Mrs. VIII.
liam Hillbauer, 20, drowned In
Lake Placid Sunday after falling
from ! surf board towed by her
husband.
Hillbauer said he had Just made
a sharp turn with the motorboat
when he saw his wife was missing.
The Miami couple was married
only June 6.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-14
AZ. RELEASES NAMES

SOUTH RUTSLIP, England R--
u. S. Air Force headquarters
has released the names Of 10
American Airmen killed when q
CAT and a Norwegian jet fighter
collided Friday over Stavanger.
Norway.
The Americans included: Sgt.
Herbert Coleman, Alachua, Fla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-14

l0-Mals and Female Hslp
Wanted
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-14

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SINTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, M
CHANCERY.
Case No. 13-710
JOHN +. HINDE,
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-FOUR room furn. house. Hot and
cold water. Free parking. One
child accepted. ISzs Fogarty.
lyl3-3tx
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ssAutomobiles For Sale

1917 FRAZER Manhattan, white
sidewalks. n. and II. $4,000.
Terms. 1901 Won Phister st. after
S p. m. Jly1l-H
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5O-Lssal Notices
NoTfCE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME law
JcoNTISUED1


NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME LAW
. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the Undersigned. desiring 10 en-
gage In business under the ficti-I
ttous name Of John p. Clarke Cen
struetion Co. At IxlamorAdc, Monroe
Codnty, state of Florida. intend 10
register the said name with the
Clerk ot the Circuit Court OF Monroe
JOHN DRAYToN CLARKE.
ily7.I4-sl-2s.isss
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring TO engage
IN buatness under the fictitious
name OF The Dion Mofel". Sla Tru-
man Avenue. Key West, Florida. In
tend TO register said name with the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Mon
roe County, Florida,
JUASITA r. DION.
iuaoiIly7-il.si.isss
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
WE - RAAI@ UE EkVMADAs IN
AID FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CAsE NO. Ia-soe
oSWILL GREEN FAILS.
Plaintiff,
NARY JEANNE MORRIS TAis
Defendant,
NOTICE Br PUBLICATION
TO- Mary Jeanne Norris Fais,
1880 CatvRrt Street
Detroit. Michigan.
you ARE HEREBY ORDERED
and REQUIRED TO serve a copy OF
your Answer TO the Complaint for
Divorce on the Plaintiffs Solicitor,
and file the original Answer In the
office of the Clerk OF the Circnti
Court on or Before the 2eth day OF
July, AID, 1858. In the above entitled
cause. otherwise the allegations
confessed
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West, Monroe County, Florida, this
29th day of June, AID. 1864
EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk or the Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida
BY: fsdl Florence =. sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
(sd) ]. Y. Porter ",
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
Ala Fleming ST.,
Key West. Florida.
IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE Of FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. l9-eo5
RUSSELL l. DILLON,
VS.. DIVORCE
JEAN ScHEERS DILLON
DEPENDENT.
NOTICE M PUBLICATION
ITO: Jean Scheers Dillon,
BOX ass.
LeadviIIe, Colorado. 1900
YOE ARE HEREBY ORDERED
and REQUIRED 20 serve 2 copy o.
your Answer TO the Company IoI
Divorce on the Plaintiffs solicitor
ana Tile the original Answer In I'll,
office 81 the Clerk or the Circuit
Court on or before the 27th day o.
July. A. d. 1853. IN the above en-
titled cause, otherwise the hlieRa
lions therein contained VIII pc YAK
= DONE and ORDERED at Ke,
west, Monroe County, Florida, thi'
22nd day Of June. A: y; 1858.
1SeaI1 EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida
BY: tsd) Fiorence =. Sawyer
Deputy Clark.
J. Y. Porter, ~,
Solicitor for Plaintiff,
ala Fleming Street,
hASy a.aO:tIyI.141 eb.
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APT. Or rent, SO William OF S26
SlmontOn. Accept : child. jlylA-st
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ROOMS for working men. 500 10
5000 per week. Cooking facili-
ties. Apis. 1000 10 5000 per mo.
Apply al William ST. jlyl3-stx
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EXTRA large room "a private
home. Use Of kitchen and din
|ette optional. lila GrinneIl. Phone
a.3l75. IIy1l.h
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SMALL furnished house with best
Of everything. Large enclosed
yard, suitable for couple with one
child. $1,000 plus utilities. COS WI
liam st. Phone 2-2i7l. jly13-H
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fCoNTINUED)
GOOD INCOME
ON SMALL INVESTMENT

UOQO lNNOHAE
ON SMALL INVESTMENT
SHORT HOURS
SET YOU UP in business
for yourself. II you are Of ex-
cellent character and credit stand
Ing, own q car, and have $500 for
stock, wen establish q route for
you, furnish free modern machin-
es. featuring nationally advertised
PERK-UP, sold In your area only
through our machines. You do NOT
buy machines, you merely service
them and reap the profits. Write
today for interview with factory
representative. Include phone and
address. GENERAL PRODUCTS
MFG. CORP, CENTRAL STA.
TON. P. o. BOX 1859, 81. LOUIS
!, NO.
Jyl3.14, Ii, Stx
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TROPICAL Hotel. Newly removal.
ed large rooms. Singles $500
doubles 912.O0. Shorty's diner and
cocktail lounge On premises.
fIv1AAf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-14

BEDROOM with kitchen and din
Ing room privileges. HOS Pearl
St jlyIO-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-14

cuseB For Rent
FURNISHED : bdr. house at lSls
Abury. Apply at LII Southard
8 BDR. furnished house. Electric
kitchen sss.0o monthly, plus u,i.
- - Olivia. jlyls,stx
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Psss J
UoNTINEEDs

FURNISHED house. quiet settled
couple. Child. under one year
accepted. No pets. sio Elizabeth
Street. lyi3-3tx
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LIGHT housekeeping and sleepine
rooms. 1 block from business dis.
trict. Free parking, SO Whitehead
st. jly14-6tx
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Roo1ns FoT Rent
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3 BEDROOM Sunshine. Immediate
occupancy. 212O Fogarty. In
|Quire 21Ol Fogarty Ave. jull-27tx
BEAUTIFUL TOPPING 2 bedroom
house, Corner lot 2o2S Staples.
CAL 2-S611. jlylo-st
s BEDROOM house. Furnished.
Large corner lot. Cash or terms.
asa Seidenberg. Phone a-s3ss OF
aSoel. Jly1O.st
2 BDR HOME. Beautiful yard.
Screened in porch. Total price
oS0O.Oo. WIN consider reasonable
|ctfer. 3o1S Flagler. Phone 2-ssOs.
ly11-st
3 BDR. Sunshine home. Improved
landscaped lot, completely fenc-
ed. Reasonable. Low monthly pay
ments. z2os Harris ave. Phone =
$50. 1yl+stx
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FOR SALE cheap I6' Cabin boat
with S H. p. Soaking cupboard
motor, Anchor, new brass pumps
for pumping out boat after rains,
new tarpaulin cover 100 rope, !
oar. Price $4,000. Boat without
motor $4,000. J. d. Bearup, s22
Fleming ST., rear. Phone 2-62S3.
iIv12.atx
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BENDIX AUTOMATIC washing
machine. Good condition. 612 Ea.
ton Street. jly14-3t
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2 INFANTS chiffcrobes and Junior
High Chairs. Alps Ave. Z. Phone
2-sS0l. jly1I-ltx
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
DIAL 1851
-Roal Estate For Sale
(coNTINUEDl

BLAND new completely furnished
modern 8 bdr c. B. S. with
large screened porch and utility
rom. Large closets. Tiled features.
Fcsmiea, an electric kitchen. Au.
tomato washing machine. Full
Lawn. Asking SIC, 500. See owners al
lsw United St. ITO pm. immediate
occupancy. jly13.ti
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CURB GIRL can earn very good
money. Apply IN person. Boule-
ward Drive-ln. Roosevelt Boule.
ward. ilyIt.tI
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T.V. ANTENNA, III element low
channel YAGi, 40 antenna mast
with supporting cables. T-v Boost
er Masco super sky chief. Auto
matte washing machine, Baby bed,
mattress and bathinette can be
seen at 23O5 Staples. after p. m.
lyIA-3tx
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NOTICE

a1onnnp1. AL ELECTRICALLY
1oVlppUD. LARoH cool APT
maAn MANAL SASH. APPLY ~
nnnao,d . 4. ~. - { ?. ~. CA
nRRaA t1IicL BsALE GRO
eaSV NE 5y13-2t
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BEAUTIFUL TOPPING bedroom
house. Corner lot. 2O26 Staples.
Can 2.S617. jly14-St
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NEW ApT. tOr rent, rear entrance.
ANanahla amer July ~. Can Be
ssn now. 80 Truman. Hylt,st
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MOST llvABlR HOUSE lN KY
WEST
NEW 2 lg. cool Bdrs. with full
wardrobe closets 2 tile baths
with fans and heaters 2 linen
closets guest closets LIZ. air
conditioned living room with din
ing area beamed ceiling Space
heater brick fireplace Knotty
Pine kitchen with loads Of cabinets
|. Garbage disposal attached gar.
IGge and utility room insulated
tile roof solid brass hardware .
Aiding doors large patio Boost.
er pump Handicapped yard Semi
circular driveway win sen fur.
Inished or unfurnished Phone 2.
2iT3 for complete information Of
appointment. jlyS-sl
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INVASION Barge-type boat. q #.
s inches long 6 #. s inc. beam u
Marine plywood fiber glass bottom
ia years old. Al condition, sleeps
two. $35O.OO. Call 2.9233. ilyl4-3tx
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COUPLE 70 cook 3 meals daily
for one gentleman. In exchange for
free rent. Write Box R.se Key
West Citizen. Jyl3-St
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Nunl&lN1kD efficiency apart
monk isol Truman Ave. Phone
es11o 9. a-sslt. jlylt.tf
Arkansas State press., 1953-08-21
Suit Filed Against
Man Who Shot Him

Hebron Chism filed suit in Pu-
laski circuit court .ast week a.
gainst j. F. Burchfield, profess
sional bondsman, for a total Of
$500 damages, alleging Burch-
fields hot and wounded him at 1870
a. m. August 2, following an auto
collision at Roosevelt and Broad
way.
Chism is asking for $500 for
loss of time from work; $500 for
pain, and $1,000 for punitive dam
ages.
The suit alleges that Chism had
stopped his car for a red light
when Burchfield drove up, strik-
ing Chism's car .Chism got out Of
his car to see what had happened,
the suit alleges, and Burchfield
shot him through the left groin
with 80 automatic.
Arkansas State press., 1953-08-21
Patterson Asks
Prisons Director to
Correct Policy

In a letter directed to James
V. Bennett, director of the FEEDER
al Bureau of Prisons, William l..
Patterson, national executive Sec
rotary of the Civil Rights Con-
gress, called upon that agency Of
government to correct one of the
particularly severe and dehuman-
izing conditions that Benjamin ].
Davis, jr., Communist leader now
imprisoned in the Federal Prison
in Terre Haute, Indiana, is being
subjected to by prison authorities.
Through reliable sources, Mr..
Patterson learned that Mr.. Davis
may only receive his visitors un-
der the close eye and ear super
vision of the prison attendants.
This situation was in sharp con-
trast to the conditions placed up
on the other Smith Act prisoners
See DAVIS-page eight
Arkansas State press., 1953-08-21
FLASH!
A. {. Hernton, Sr.
Killed In Wreck

News reached this office just
as We were going to press that
Arthur Charles Hernton, ST.,
1924 w. l4th street. longtime
resident Of Little Rock, died
at 1905 Wednesday n o on
from injuries suffered in an
automobile accident earlier in
the morning. 1t is reported that
he died without regaining con-
scious, Travelling in the car with
Mr.. Hernton were his two sons,
Arthur, jr, James and his
grandson. They left Little Rock
Tuesday evening en- route to
Alabama to visit Mr.. Hernton's
mother. The accident occurred
near Empora, Mississippi. The
sons and grandson were not
seriously injured, it is report
ed. Full details will be given
next week.
Arkansas State press., 1953-08-21
fYou Miss The Big Show Friday Night
Some Small Fry Could Miss Saturday

Stay at home open your eyes heart and door, Fri
day night for that the night that Little Rocks posmen
will do good turn for the CEREBRAL PALSY DRIVE.
They will come to door, and in you give
them liberal contribution to further the of relieving
the unfortunate victims of Cerebral Palsy from their suf
ferng
Those OF US who enjoying good health, and have
healthy normal and happy children will beyond any
able doubt find happiness in making contribution this
worthy cause. And, will demonstrate it when our friend
neghbor and emmisary of humanity the postman calls.
During the hours of anxiety waiting to help
fortunate children who suffering with Palsy, we'll
entertained thru eevison and radio The officials
the TV and Radio stations will lend cooperation
CEREBRAL PALSY DRIVE Radio TV, Stage and Movie
stars contributing their services furnish the
anment during the hours of the appeal help the unfo
nate 1t you miss your postman during the night there will
be group of telephone operators stationed in the Albert
Pike hotel to receive calls for your contribution.
Don't miss the show. And by means, don't fail to
contribute literally If fail to do your part Friday night
some Small Fry" could be impaired which would prevent
him from doing his part You wouldn't want
that Now would you?
Arkansas State press., 1953-08-21
Veterans TO Take
Test for Hi School
Certificate

l.. M. Christophe, dean of Dun
bar junior college, announced that
veterans who have eligibility sta
tus under Public Laws 346 (World
War ID and $50 (Koreanl may
take the United States Armed
Forces institute test to qualify for
a high school certificate of equiv
alency. Veterans who pass tho
test will be issued a certificates
that is equivalent to high school
diploma. Such certificate entities
the veteran to enter freshman
college.
Veterans who wish to take the
test should report to N. II. Ham
ilton, at the Little Rock Junior
college, 33rd and Hayes streets
Little Rock August 25th, 8 a. m
Further information may be Sc
cured from the office at Dunbar
junior college.
Arkansas State press., 1953-08-21

chapters in this state are increas-
ing both from a numerical and
a financial viewpoint.
Other officers reporting were
the Grand Secretary, W, j, Col
clough; Grand Treasurer, b. j.
Young and Grand Secretary
Treasurer Of the Relief Fund, T,
A, Hamilton, Those reports re-
Elected a continuous growth of
their departments and gave I'M
mistakeable evidence that each
officer was performing his various
duties efficiently from all angles.
Following reports, the annual
election Of officers was con-
Quoted. The result, all officers
were unanimously reelected to
succeed themselves,
Highlighting the activities Of
this meeting was a brilliant adj
dress delivered by W. Harold
Flowers, militant attorney Of Pine
Bluff Mr.. Flowers urged tn
congregation to believe in each
other; to believe in God, ard TO
believe in the ultimate victory OF
right over wrong in every phase
of human relationship.
The final word came from the
Most Excellent High Priest W N
babe us to 90 forth as Royal Arch
Masons undaunted. unafraid with
but one thought in mind; to give
to the world a type Of service in
whatever line Of cndpavor one is
See MASoNs-page four
Arkansas State press., 1953-08-21
Alta Workshop for
Leaders Scheduled

The Arkansas Teachers associa-
ton is conducting its Second An
nual Leadership Conference
Workshop at Arkansas Baptist
college on August 20 90 The
conference will be attended by
local and district association Of
ficers state Alta committeeman,
district presidents, state Alta Of
ficers, Alta departmental heads,
members of Alta executive board
and other interested persons.
The theme for the meeting will
be Meeting Our Pertinent Prob
lens" The meeting will open at
1000 a. m. Friday with a panel
discussion, "Some Pertinent Prob
lens of the School and How We
Must Meet Them" On this panel
See ATA-page eight
Arkansas State press., 1953-08-21
Ashley County
Wins Trophy at
Al Club Camp

Ashley county came thru with
flying colors to win the Loving
Cup at the 28th State 4 H Club
camp which was held last week
at AMIN college. Henry A.
Smith, jr., and Mrs. Imogene
Scott are the extension agents for
that county.
James E. Wilson, former vice
president Of Lafayette county, was
elected president of the State f.
Fl council. Other officers elected
were Floydell Haley. Mississippi
county vice president: Juanita
Huffman, Jefferson county, secre-
tary; Nettie Mae Harris, Ashley
county assistant secretary; De-
louise Harris. Little River county.
See CAMP--page four