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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-09

McElroy, Miss Nancy Carter. Pa
tillo daughters, st. John, 26th and
Main; Helen Patillo, Claudine Will
bon, Gloria Jean Wright, Cozella
Cunningham, Arthur Lee Wilbon,
Dorine Hodges, Emmie Ruth Nc
Intoch, Charles McIntoch, and
Shirley Conway. The bus will
leave Booker Homes at 2:3O p. M,
Springer's Drive-Inn, 2:40 p. m,
and on to Pilgrim Valley church,
through the courtesy Of State
Press readers and friends. Paul
Coleman, corresponding secretary.
f. n. The Southwest Bible class
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-09

orable reports were made by IN
various committees. We wznns
highly enlightened by rsnmt&
from the State Parent Teachers
association meeting. brought tn M
by Mrs. J. T. Kelley and our rrrs--
sident. G. Z. vanhook. Shrubhe=y
Is being planted on the canlpuE ~
start toward the beautificatz1aa
Of the campus. The stage will hasa-
lovely curtain within the na2f<.
few days. The PTA Is being cnus-
mended every day because Of tt.r-
great work that is being earrieEI
on by it. We realize that the dee1ilE
done and duties performed To-day
as citizens of this community asA
school are the building OF a h<h.-
ter and stronger citizen Of torrnr--
row In our children. We are v~xrT
anxious and willing to do these.
things that we know are 50 vitzs-
ly necessary. We are asking ala
patrons to join us. In am cffaHsa-
to raise more funds TO builG. ~
recreational center for our yUaiiAas
and adults. Block March n
slated for tonight. Please txxnl
your porch lights on at TOO. S71ne>
one will call for your contribusfz4p
This march Is under the atEuzEers
of the city association of usfarnI3
women clubs. Y. Circle No y K1rzst
Baptist church was entertzinnlA
Monday night with turkey ai1n-
ner, after a short business s1Hiasm
in the home OF Mrs. PearhG 49,
Ghee, Sic West 9Th street. aIkz.-
tors present: Mrs. Matte Sxsatss.
Mrs. Gracy McGhee vice Rre=is-
dent Of the missionary usiatS.
Rev. T. o. McJunkins. Mrs. Js~r~zM
Robinson, Mrs. Mable Juilnuus3-
Mrs. Thelma Powell, director -
BAU The officers Of the eixnlEs
are: Mrs. Lottie Briggs. pFesi6e1fs.:
Mrs. Susie Myers. secretary, nna2
Eva Gilbert and Mrs. O.. - M1e
Junkins teachers; Mrs. Tanxa.
Fitzgerald. treasurer. Mrs. DarlzsR
Griffin. Mrs. Classic MosleYs~ Mtrx.
Marie Hampton, and Mrs Anidtzr
Lennon, members; Mrs. P,Arssss..
McGhee, chairman OF social snurrr-
mittee. The mission nrzsss.
Friendship district, was heads 80
st. James Baptist church, SunzzaUF
evening. After the meeting s1razxB
of the members went to Snnnx
Light wher Rev. VIM. 1hun.
was celebrating his anniversary -
large attendance was reppxsns1
Mrs. Mary Jones, president. y
Mrs. Leona Woodland and faznialg
were visitors at st. Luke H. ~
the morning service. The pasf<zEs.
Rev. James Aubury, delivereE =
very inspiring sermon. Mrs WenlA
ards son. Ben F. Jones. III, -
three sisters. along with the Jur@~-
| Tors OF st. Luke church, rei1r3.rxxz
the music. Ben played the piaEns-
There will be a musical pre-
ram at st. Luke Baptist chunclAA
April 10, sponsored BY the stiu1k
singing class, beginning at 8 n -
All choirs Of various churcii1n
are invited, also the public.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-09
Funeral Services

Funeral services will be held
Saturday morning at II. Center
Star Baptist church, for Mrs. Mary
Flemings, who passed at the nome
of her daughter, Mrs. Minerva
Jones. 619 West 33rd. Millers fun
eral home is in charge.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-09

SUCCUMBS - Funeral services
for Pfc. Willie ]. Huskey were
held March 80 in the Dubisson
funeral chapel. Pfc. Huskey. who
served in the US army for 20
years with 8 years overseas duty.
returned home February % Ill.
and entered the Veteran hospital,
where he spent week before his
death.
The family wishes to thank
their many friends for the kind
ness shown during the illness
and death of Pfc. Huskey
Signed,
Mrs, Virginia Huskey, Mother
Mrs. Eloise Porter. cousin
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-09
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Gladys Carter, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 98976
Howard o. Carter, Defendant
The defendant. Howard 0. Carter,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Gladys
Carter.
Dated: March 25th, 1854
Fred A. Newth. Jr.
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Robert J. Brown
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards, d. c.
4:2-9-16-23 at
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-09
WARNING ORDER

Of Arkansas,
Y Of Pulaski, IS.
me !, Pulaski Chancery Court
I'd Watts, Plaintiff
No. 99688
Lee Watts, Defendant
ueiendant, Ethel Lee Watts,
meg 70 appear in this court
lhlrty days and answer
N I,l of the plaintiff,
= March 25th, 1864
Y, Lardner
Oi1l.cltor for Plaintiff
n hidd' Attorney ad Litem
Ie Turner, Chancery Clerk
''mye Dreher, D. c.
4:2-9-16-23 At
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-09
Fordyce

Rev. p. J. Harper, pastor. o1SH
Jerusalem Baptist church. fi1f1lE I
the pulpit Sunday with liumGx-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Sm1k
are happy to have Mr.. and -
Freddie Smith. son and danah 1Ezs :
in-law visiting them from Rock
ford. Illinois. Mr.. Smith win 49,.
turn to Illinois soon leaving No.
Smith with his parents for -
while.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-09
MeInorianl

In memory of our loved one.
Geraldine Fletcher, VINO passed
two years ago, April 10, 1852.
Her work on earth was done,
She has won her crown of life,
Now is at rest.
We are SO lonesome without you.
We miss your tender voice and
lovely smile,
But God had need for you,
The memory of you will forever
live in our hearts.
Sadly missed by,
Mother, Mrs. Lillian Fletcher
Bobby Wilson, brother, fami-
ly and friends.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-09
e Dorado

Mrs. Leona Woodland
The PTA Of the Watson cle-
mentary school met March % at
the school. There were twenty
members present. Some very fav-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-09

will appear at Pilgrim Valley &c
Sunday, 3 p. m. VIM. Jackson,
teacher. The State Press read
ers and friends are sponsoring
Talent" program next Friday, 8
p. m. at Booker Homes office. The
gospel chorus, Mt Vernon &c will
render the music. Refreshments
will be served in the kitchen.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-09

ORGANIZED - Outstanding Negro ed
ucators, lunch room managers and workers
representing every county in the state, met
at the Carter G. Woodson school, 4th and
Redwood Street. North Little Rock, and
organized the b. B. Keith Unit of the Ark
ansas School Food association
Mrs. Ruth Teal, principal of Lincoln high
school, Star City, presided. Greetings were
given by Mrs. Jesse Hunter, principal of the
host school, The guest speakers were Mrs
II. II. Hudgens, membership chairman of
American School Food Service association,
Fayetteville; j. T. Davis administration Of
fice-Commodity Sterilization Service E. D.
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Legal Notices:
WARNING ORDER

WARMING OHDEK
State of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancery ErrGrH
Andrew Shepherd, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 99734
Blanche Sheppard, Defendant
The defendant, Blanche Sheppard
is warned to appear in this couEt
within thirty days and answer tfsss
complaint Of the plalntiff, Azdre#r
Sheppard.
Dated: April /, 1854
Robert j Brown
Solicitor for Plaintiff
J. l.. Kidd, Attorney ad Litenp
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher, ID. c.
4:9-16-23-sO All
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansac,
County Of Pulaski. SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancery CogrS
Quincy Zackery Gibson. PlaintifE
VS.. No 99763
Connie Lee Gibson, Defendant
The defendant, Connie Lee CAR
son. is warned to appear i'm tIrrsr
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint OF the plain
tiff Quincy zackerv Gibson.
Dated: April 6. 1854
w. w. Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Glenn f Walther
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. Chancerv ClerE
BY Helen Edwards % c
4:9-16-25-XEf
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-09

Robinson, principal Carver high school, Ste
phens; and Miss Ruth Powell, state food
director of Food Service association.
The following officers were elected and
installed at this meeting:
z. l. Jennings, president, principal of Gar
trell high school, England; Mrs. Minnie S.
Cannon, president elect, director of the
lunch room, Dunbar high school: Mrs. Ruth
Teal. secretary-treasurer.
The installation was presided over by Mrs.
Hudgens. The gavel was presented to the
president by Mrs. Merle Spencer. the first
president of the Arkansas School Food asso-
citation.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-04-09

NEW SET UP TO SERVE
you BETTER
WILL MAKE PHOTO OF ANY
TYPE ANY TIME ANY
PLACE
Pick Up And Delivery Service
Call Franklin 2-7083
After 5 p. m. Call FIR 6-2547
Off. 800H w. 9--Res. 3423 Chest ter
LITTLE ROCK. ARK.
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-24
Newport

The MIA girls conducted chap
el exercise Monday morning. The
entire Newport high school had
It's Christmas program Wednesday
morning The choir of First
Baptist church presented an ap-
probation program for Mrs. Eve
lyn HorRett Sunday afternoon,
with St Paul choir furnishing
music Other churches and young
ladies Of FIRST Baptist rendered
numbers. A. 7, Goodlow respond
ed TO the program John Full
ton, an old citizen of this town,
was funeralized Tuesday at the
Church of God on Clay street. He
leaves to mourn his wife and
three children, Mrs. A. McFadden
of st. Louis, Sylvester E. Fulton
of Washington, D. c. and Mrs.
Mary Jones, grandchildren, great
grandchildren and a host of
nieces and nephews The 7th
and 9th grade science classes went
to Little Rock on a sight seeing
tour. They visited the state CAPT.
tol and other points of interest.
Mrs, G. D. Mays, sponsor.
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-24
Dewitt
Blrtl,a Fitxpatg,rs

Birtha Fitzpatssrs
The First Baptist chorus accom-
panied BY a group OF members
attended the 18th anniversary 81
Rev. e. w Tailor, Stuttgart, pas
tor of Alien Temple Bapt. church.
Rev. f. Martin, pastor of F1rst
Baptist churct, Stuttgart, gave the
anniversary sermon. Amount rnis-
ed, $l33.5D 4. 8. There was fel-
lowship church. supper given .at
First Baptist church annex fhe
past week, b. J. Strfvers, spDn-
sor. Mrs Blrtha Pitts presented
the program A social was
given Friday mite at the DEWITT
school, sponsored by the instruct
ors of Immanuel HI school :.
The Pitt brothers attended The
funeral service for a relative held
in Pine Bluff Saturday A
church supper was given In the
home of Mr., and Mrs. Archie
Montgomery recently.
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-24
A R 0 U n D TOW n

The club of Stephens school meeting every third
day in the month All dads urged to attend meetings
the PTA of Stephen school enjoyed Christmas party high
ed with by Rev Sanders pastor Whites memorial
last week Mrs B Moore principal of the school spoke
during the session Mrs Sanders appointed to serve as
new chairman with Mrs Mary Johnson Refreshments
served by Mesdames Dorothy Bearden and Mary Robinson Mrs
e Eckford, president and Mrs ] R Coleman reporter
Mr. and George Martin Junction will celebrate
golden anniversary Saturday, at the home and
Booker T Martin They married in 1904 by Rev C.
fred and Mrs Martin the parents of eight children
yone grand children and one gandchld All are
Roy Milton and his orchestra played benefit dance while on
raggcment the city this week,
steele Memorial Baptist church 800 move Sun.
nto building located 9Th Trustworthy streets
NJ Turner the pastor the church,
The Business and Professional Women's the YWCA will
Is regular meeting Monday mite with the president Vivian
ard presiding, All members urged to be present
The members of the Cavalier club friends
oyds drive in, Sunday, the Cavaee
annual Christmas dinner party which time pals
ed gifts exchanged Guests evening
Mrs Arthur Allison Mr.. and Mrs Albert Down and Mrs
I'D Collins Mr. Mrs. Dan Taylor, Mr. Mrs Halcombs
danes George Haywood Matte Woodland Jessie Davis
h. chatham Lucille Cavalier club
wives and friends Mrs. Fannie Day president
4 Ieary reporter
The program committee of has
years theme World Art" c. Williams
The Introduction of Art at the opening meeting Miss E.
discussed Egyptian at the meeting The
held at the nome of DR. Mrs D. b. Woods
Interpretation of the Christmas plant given by members of
rop exchanged delicious Christmas menu was
Mrs Booker Turner guest group
he program committee Mrs. Williams Mrs A.
Scott Mrs Dyer chairman Mrs. sadye Thomp-
president of the club Sylvia Caruth, reporter.
The Art club enjoyed dinner recently the home of
D D. James, 2204 The consisted
na turkey The club held Christmas party
h of the vice president Chester beautifully
grated gifts exchanged Mrs R. B McLemore presi-
b Mrs. M. ]. Henderson, reporter
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-24
Jeans Addition

Merte IL WmuDHtJ
Miss hottie b. HALEY who lis
a student at ANI&N college, visit
ed her parents at Lake VILLAGE.
Sunday The conference was
held at IN. ST. James AME
church, Cam1en with Rev. w. IL
Hunter, host pastor and presiding
elder and kt Rev. William Reid
Wilkes. presiding bishop. Those
who attended thu conference were,
Mr. Williams, Rev. and Mrs. Bel
Mrs Thompson and Mrs. Harris
Those WIN participated on pro-
gram the first day were, Mrs.
Q. M. Holmes Rev. w. H. Hunter,
Rev w. r Waddington, Rev. "A.
c. Burton ,itey W. r. Wilkes, jr,
Rev. j. T Criswell, Rev. w. NJ
Eason and Sermon by Rev. III. "A.
Shelton
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-24
LcnHay

Mrs. }. a pay,or
Funeral seFYea for the late
Mrs. Carr. t3enton was conduct
ed Sunday afternoon at Zion Tenn
pie Church et God in Christ ~
the pastor lie. j. w. Rogers odd
Rev, Sam Stinfer OF Little Rock.
Mrs. Benton was a member u
this church for 43 years. Surviv-
ors include three daughters, Mes
danes F Walton, A. Mason and
Pearly Wilie1 all OF this city. 10
grand children Agreat srandehil-
dren and four grea great grand
children. Burial was in Robinson
Memorial cemetery with Metro
poIitan funera, home Mrs.
Dorothy Lee and son of Chicago
remained III tn city a few days
after coming for the funeral %
her grandmother, Mrs. c. Benton
Miss Annie Davidson Of So.
Bend, Indiana. is guest Of hee
uncle, Emnis Wiley and fam ~
r. Garward OF Los Angeles,
is guest Oh hs sister, Mrs AskAe
Irwin.
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-24

spent last week here in the home
of her parents, Mr., and Mrs. r.,
Hymes. Mrs. Terrell is the former
Miss Dannie Gross Of this city .
Mr. and Mrs, Pete McGist
spent last week here due to the
death of his mother, Mrs. Dora
McGist Mrs. Laura Claa ton
visited in the home of Mrs. East
el Williams, who is on the sick
list Mrs, Josephine Hall, Al
bert Williams, Mrs, Lula NJ a e
Baker and Mrs. Mary Jane are
ON the sick list The Lake
Village branch of the NAACP
held its monthly and last meet
"a stfS - q Ss sxs sgsSs
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-24

ter at this writing Mrs Cas-
ny W. Prewett. and Mrs. e ~
Witherspoon, attended the annual
conference at Camden. Bishop W.
X. Wilkes. presided Mrs Maj
kerel Marttu visited the shep-
herds recently Mrs. Stsie
Tiggin WIN has been sick fog
quite sometims IS up and doing
fine Ulysses shepherd made
a business try 10 Pine Bluff re-
Gently Josh Wesley was kall-
ed on December 10th syt-
vester Baston IL doing very 9ell
after returning from the hospital
in Little Roc. A thought fog
today; That BITE only Is beautiful
which lives ta make others happy.
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-24

AsAAS' ASAADFF
Mrs. haihiJn White, 81, lifelong
resident o. Randolph county, was
funeraliZed Wednesday by Hey.
Martin Of Newport with McNzbb
funeral hons IN charge. Suraiy-,
ors include, two sisters, seveTaD
nieces and ne1hews Nfs.
Martella Munsker was visitor In
Jonesboro Mr.. and Mrs. pen
Finely and family Visited in Wfst
Plains, Mo, on the weekend -.
Busy Bee club met in the home
Of Mrs. Jean Wimbush last Thurs
day The PTA met at the
school Friday X Christmas d7n-
ner was given for the parents
and student. at the school Tuss-
day.
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-24
AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK =
!. B. Handy

Altman Sc Worlds Ova Worlds 807 Hazel
bet holidays He is stationed Air Force Base
em, Montana
The union held Sunday First Baptist church The
|t for year Morning S36046 Mt Pleas
1888 o. Shiloh 1921 90 Baptist Cum $20420
Baptist Pine, $41905; Eighth st Baptist $33953 Trim
Grove s35 So Total amount $20324 business meet
will January 1855 Eighth St Baptist church. Rev W
Vaughn pastor G. H. Brown president Mrs B. Handy reporter
Leon N Hamilton IT, Altman Sc Keesler ALB,
sspp leave guest parents Mr. and Mrs Leon
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-24

ing of the year recently, Officers
for 1895 were elected and INSTALL
ed They are president, A, w,
Speight; vice president, z. T,
King; secretary, Mrs. Laura Clan
ton; assistant secretary, MIS-, Flo
renee Williams; executive chair
man, Richard Hymes, treasurer,
Mathew Smith. Sixty-seven mem
bers were enrolled, and donated
S78 to the FFF for 1854 Mrs,
Harriet Melvin left for Little
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-24
Monticello

The junior boys tangled with
Hermitage junior boys last Tues
day with Bobby Thomas, highest
scorer. The score was % to 10.
The players were Captain Joseph
Cavaness, David Swift, WIN am
Matthews William Jones, Bobby
Thomas, Johnnie Lee Hokes, Al
bert Swift, Earl Lee Moore, j, A.
Brooks and Calvin White. This
was the junior boys fourth
straight victory Miss F., Cur
tbs here from Oakland, to attend
funeral service for her GRANDPA
Their.
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-24

Rock Thursday accompanying her
grandson home to spend the hol-
days Woodson Temple home
demonstration club met Friday
mite at the extension office ana
exchanged Christmas presents. A
delicious menu was served. Miss
Etha E. Green was among the
guests present See Mrs. Clan
ton for your Christmas paper.
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-24
Boulevard News


rev. ~ h, Greea
The Southwestern Ministerial
Bible class on i401 u. 37th street.
Granite park, sponsored a pro-
gram and Christmas tree Thurs
day mite. The pastor Of Pilgrim
Valley church, Rev. ]. J. Nash.
delivered the sermon. Other par
Elephants were Mr.. Windowlow.
deacon Of Pilgrim Valley Baptist
church. Participants were Mr..
Hill, Mrs Johnron, and A. T.
Shepherd. Rev F. y. Tyson Is
president; Rev. e. Thornton, cftap-
lain, Rev. n. Jackson, teacher.
Rev j. X. Green, booster and Mrs.
f, Jackson, secretary Rev. ,.
r. Green win ne me guest speak
or at Liberty Hin BAPTIST church,
Sunday afternoon at 8 p m.
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-24

n Hamilton lol6 E 9th st, other relatives and friends
Mrs Beuah Mccain, Oakland is here visiting RELATIVE, and
friends She is formerly OF this city
oaS sophomore at Langston university Langston Okla
e LOT the holidays He the grandson of Mr. and Mrs Bunk
GIBSON " ~ ' D'N
tei' VIII DC II a. m service Christmas 9th St Baptist
basket OF groceries will given to needy family Of 9Th
aps church by the South End lodge TO- Little Rock Mason
tHee VIM Charles Pierce. sW; L Davis secretary
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-24
Olive St. Pike
Ulysses Shepherd

Daniel Stewart is on the sick
list E. Mrs, Mary Agnew has
been very i'll but is reported bet
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-24
ID. G. WADE
Wade's Barber e.
Beauty Shop

We the operators Of Wade's
Beauty Shop are always ready TO
try and render satisfactory serv-
ice In all phases Of beauty work
10 the public. Our Motto: Pleas
ing You Is Our Pleasure"
Operators; -
Miss Willie Louise Williams
2 Mrs. o. A. Scott
3 Miss Bertha Louise Jackson
4 Mrs. Maggie u. Cunningham
5 Miss Mae AberDathy
All Are Experienced Operators
724 r. Washington Phi. FIR 2-99ll
North Little Rock
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-24
Lake Village

Mrs, Laura Clanton
Mrs. Dannie Terrell. Oakland.
aafaSsa ga Ss1SaSs Sss Ssqsa SssassS, q
Arkansas State press., 1954-12-24
Season S Greetings
MERRY XMAS!
To Friends of
Shorter College
and the
12th Episcopal
District
A. NJ. {. Church

Hearty CHRISTMAS GREET
lNGS and BEST WISHES for
a Year of HAPPINESS from
the SHORTER COLLEGE
Family
Or. TheophlIus D. Alexander,
President; and from the
TWELFTH EPISCOPAL DIS
TRiCT of the AME CHURCH,
Bishop William Reid Wilkes,
Presiding Bishop.
OK, sas ssSa Ssxs ssss ssa ga ssa ssI ia sS ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-07
|Borricodes at Nervous Hanoi
Reflect Fear Of Wet Mimi Blow

Many persons believe serious
trouble could develop. particu-
larly If the Wet Mimi could en-
list the help of the thousands
of Wet Namese in the city who
sympathize with the rebels and
want to get rid of the French.
Power Stations Protected.
While only future develop
ments can prove whether there
is any truth in the rumors, the
French obviously intend to be
prepared. Thick meshes of
barbed wire have been erected
around all electric power trans
mission stations and Wet
Namese-manned police posts.
Water supply systems. posts
and telegraphs, and railway and
transport lines are guarded by
Wet NameSe soldiers, carrying
pistols. sub-machine guns or
rifles, often with bayonets fixed.
A curfew is being enforced
from midnight to dawn. The
Doumer Bridge, only span con-
Meeting Hanoi with towns and
cities to the east, is heavily
guarded by Senegalese troops.
No traffic. except by special mil
itary permit, is allowed over the
bridge between Z pm. and z am.
Air raid alarm sirens are be-
ing sounded. French Army
sources say these are merely
tests, to make sure the system
is in perfect working order. The
Wet Mini have never used any
fighter or bomber planes in the
seven-year-long war. but it's al
ways possible their supply source
Red China-might one day
give them some.
Highway Brings U. s. Supplies.
Along the Camille stretch of
highway eastward to the seaport
of Haipong-through which flows
American war supplies for the
French Union forces-Scores of
reinforced, concrete Notifications
have artillery for instant action
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-07
ey the Associated Press

HANOI. Indo- China, April T.
French Union defenders of this
key Red River Delta center are
bolstering its Notifications
against the possibility of a sur
prise Wet Mimi attempt to grab
the city. New barbed wire barri-
cades bristle at strategic points
and Wet Namese soldiers patrol
key areas.
Hanoi is a bustling, thriving
city of over 100000 Wet Namese
and $4,000 Chinese who display
Nationalist Chinese banners from
their homes and business places.
Rumors have been flying thick
and fast here that the Commu-
nist-led Wet Mini is planning
something big" in an attempt
to win commanding position
before the Geneva Conference
on Korea and Indo-China opens
April 26. Some officials fear
Wet Mimi Chief Ho Chi Mini
may try to touch off another up
rising here in Hanoi.