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The Nome nugget., 1954-05-19
BY LEILA OMAN

Three young men were out hunting seals. They were in their kyaks and not too far out they ran into a spot that was smooth. The water was still and the sun reflected on it and made it bright and blue.
 Did you ever see such a thing as this?" One of them marveled. The other two expressed their opinions likewise And they went on.
 They came to the end of the glassy sea. Beyond it the water broke in waves and they knew that they must get on it.
 As the three kyaks skinned, one of them had been in the lead and the other two were close together with the bows of their water crafts in the same line with one another.
 The sky above came down on them. This blue, and impenetra- ble, like ceiling it came down to meet the water.
 The two at the rear talked to- gether. "This doesn't look natur- al," one said.
 II am afraid to even utter a word," the other answered. Lets keep talking" He looked at the other and smiled. The man at the lead did not seem to be disturbed.
 They came to what seemed the end of the enchanted sky. There was a crack, and beyond, the sea tossed relentlessly. The one in the lead looked up when he reached the opening, and like it was a proper thing 10 do, he stood up in his i5yak and curiOusly looked up into what was above The other two saw only the bottom half of the young man and his kyak. They did not reach him; they turned their kyaks around while yelling, Get down in your kyak! Get down in your kyak." Both at once they yelled at him as they padded hard toward the opposite direc- ton. They heard him calling to them and describing what he saw.
 Come back and see how beau tiful it is. There are flowers in bloom and trees laden with fruit Come back! I am going to climb up."
 Get down in your kyak and follow us." The two men yelled back to him.
 No, I am going to climb up. You would want to too If you had seen it.'
 Follow us, get down in your
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se ssrden sps n syfy f SnT,ns p hreo
leaving town; must rent: S115. utils
SILVER SPRING. Md; liv. RIM.
bsdrm;; kit. pvt. bath and entrance
p 81 ssas ; siao m VS. g. ss sssa to
4 Rooms AND Bath. mr.. Andrews
Field and Census; S7b, utils.; adults
only RE, 6-s25l. IS
TERRACE APT bedrm. in sub
urban home; $25 mo-. incl. utils.,
Filling to do some baby sitting. 70.
1;a s s1s;; :Ss n ::'; s'i. Es
SNAIL ia i-sS M6DERs HOUSE, 3 Ina rms.
iS sssi T R... baby: 4; aa.i E; i SS
TAKOMA PK.-cool, dry bsmt. apt,
rms kit. and shower: adults
s Gnly SsS Ma MSNo H. 5 s44 c:n,u. Nv.
center; / bedrm., iiv. nm. dinette
Monday. 10. s-11o7.
pvt. emit. End mr.: blk. from bus;
n Tsa1Sii aou MSir III mo; WA: 7-SS65
drews and Boiling Fields-Liv. rm.
and din. rm., 2 bedrms., kit. and
bath: fenced yard, 500 per mo.
CAL RE. 5-6l Is or RE. 6-5129. Ia
T0URdSTS-Flrn. apt. 10 mo,
PARK-Beautiful, private 1S
stone, front entrance, blue tile ves-
tibule, spacious liv. rm., din. rm.,
GE kit. bedrm.. tile bath; furn. with
real nice furniture: utils. incl, $ll5.
FURN. APT. 5 rms, kit, bath, pvt.
entr. 80 Phila. ave, TAX. PIX, Md.
TAKOMA PARK-Liv. nm. fireplace,
bedrm., pvt bath, lEe. pvt. front
porch: new modern furniture.
5000. Adults. JU. 5-215O. Ill
TAkOMA PARK-Available Aug. IS:
terrace apt, cool, furn., attr.,. liv.
rm.. kit. bedrm., tile bath: SS5;
adults. JU. 5-2150. Ill
DEC. 3-rm. apt, 12 windows,
pvt. bath, entr. and parking space
uN 4-3a0h for details 10
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COL0AED-l I'm. WITH KIT, $40
VI; S4l3 18th St; NV: at Col. I'd.
COLOkkD-FUkN. APT; pvt. kitch-
en-. share bath; reliable couple. 1910
ccL 81 Ris Is fziapi Ss,,,., ant. tt for
or 2 persons: cow. traIisp. In the
CoLoREDMANHe a ,Hs.0 1909 Chi
cago st. SCI rm., kit. semipvt.
c sat n SS5. l ~, 4;sS lII,S .PTe )
rms sok kit.. bath; cony. location. pU.
ccL6SR1fiD-lss7 p ST. N.E.-one
fHrn;: S59. SO; II. s.9149. ia
C0LoRED- 400. BLK. BELMONT
st,iitiss. twin beds. AD. s ss5 0A' &:
COLORED-2 RMS, kit, Ord a., S54 !;
IL. it and Z NV. pU. s-sa4s.
C 9,Is bat5. gnS n s1d ST. IT, n, w.
Guiding ali utilities. VIM. II. SAUN.
DERS CO.. INC. D1. 7-10l5.
COLORED-PETWORTH SECTION -
LARGE front room with privileges.
use Of bath and kit. in basement.
$40 per week. RA. 3-7a45.
c0LoRED-19l9 nth sT, NV
COLORED-I RM., KIT, All utiis.
furn;, $48 mo-; employed couple
COLORED-NR. OKLAHOMA AVE.
N.E.-Very nice, lge., newly dec.
apt: for $75 per mo. incl. util. Ii.
CoLoRED-s-RM. FURN. APT. to
employed couple; reasonable rent;
COLORED@ExCELLENT Zoe, res,.
rent. utils. incl, 3 nice rms. I7Ob
G st. ne. Ii. 7-3033
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TW0-BEDRM. APT, with a most ap-
pealinE floor plan in smart new
bldg. Entr. foyer, separate 9xg
dining area, bright kit. with Oft.
refgr.. with freezer. excel storage
s ss@ ~ Laundry INC y.. facilities are Just
1724 2Sth st. Sc. a few blocks from
Pa. ave. SHANNON & LUCHS Co,
1906 H st. NV. Ma. S-2345.
CHOICE LOCATION at $3.50 8. Capt.
toll st. Attractively laid out bedrm.
and efnc. apis. in this well kept.
bldg. S64 and $54 all utiis. incl. /;
adM,ts preferred: SHANNON &
dUCHS CO.. 1908 H st. NV. Ma.
conn. AND RHODE ISLAND AYES.
UNIQUE bedroom apt. with charm:
excel. room sizes, colorful tiled bath
and modern cleo. kit: rental Of sos
Incl. all utils.; beautiful carpeted
halls and stairway and wonderful
location at 1703 Rhode Island ave.
tU Ss CO., 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
s2I4 3 ST. .s.E.-Duplex apt. .
rms. kit, bath, compi. redecor ated:
sol 80. CO. 5-6222.
32M 9Th ST. N.E.--Duplex apt. q
rms, kt.. dinette, bath; sos. 20 incl.
14II HARVARD ST. N.W.&in apt
bldg. rms, kit. bath: So so
incl. heat. hot water. TO inspect
see 1anitor or call CO. 5-6222.
1919 2Ist PL. S.E.-DupIex ant. .
rms; kit, bath and lge. scr. back
porch, S57. Avail. Aug. Is. co.
18th AND KENNEDY SITS. N.w.-Sso
per month for this 1-bedroom, iiy-
ing, room, dining space, kitchen and
bath apt. with heat and hot water
3. Janitor will show. JOHN +
DONOHOE g. SONS, 3I4 Pennsyl-
wanna ave. Sc. LII 3-00S4.
2 BEDRMs., DowNToWN-S63
1917 Rhode Island ave. NV, Apt
303-Elevator bldg. See janitor
REALTY, RA. 3-S3O0
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ARL.. 2l07 n; Rolfe st. = 8 blks.
stop. Lge. liv rm.. bedrm., kit. bath.
Cow. Pentagon. Navy Annex. D, C.
vA.-2 Ice. rms. Ice
modern kitchen with new fixtures
and Ice. dinette set; nicely Turn. !:
pvt. entr. and porch: auto. washer in
bsmt.; like living in own home; very
large super market is ao4i quincy "a. st.
North; Phone KE. s-4624. IS
ARL.-Two bedrms.. liv. rm. leading
onto porch deck, kit. with dinette.
tiled bath. ample closets. cool breezes,
all outside rms, sep. entr.; adults
Snsy; utils; incl; mr.. stores and bus.
ARLINGTooSS-2 bedrooms, iiv. rm..
din, rm., kitchen and bath. Redec.
GRATED; Duplex apt. pvt. entrance.
bath: ss5 incl; utiis.. ~: s min; to
fireort Avail hisn mmsa RAJ haT Sy5o aans1
ALEXANDRIA bedrms.. cleo. kit.
man. ov. s-o77s. ov. S,s5as. rs
rooms and bath. End A.;
se ssugl' axSs sf 1y ST. fl afiia,ton, VI.
$50 per mo. cail BEITzEIL. DI;. =
FALLS Ais cHuRcH-on buslin.; s-rm.
includes ali utilities, linen. cooking
utensils and dishes; couple only;
no pets; $e5 per month. Call JE.
ALEx.-Liv. rm.. dinette. bedrm.,
kit, bath, screened porch; S95. Call
4R / z-ss5f fsTT.ai ms Air-conditiosed
kit, full din. rm.. 2 firepls:: excep,
well furn. withaentiques, TV; every
COW. TIE. 6-6S3a.
LIV. RIM. with balcony. bedrm., kit.
bath, lee. halls, front porch. pvt.
ne oo e So aFe ds.. Re Fans sn s. "a1f
N. ARL.. cool sun. bsmt. apt. sep.
entr.. incl. cleaning. Suitable quiet
man. KE. S-4149.
ARLINGTON. NO, near Wilson blvd.
nS Sie sirls Ia SEQ RSt mo f05 JA e0sDi
ALEX.-Distinctive ], rm., kit. pvt.
ARL;; close Fort Myer and Arlinst %
AREA = Family apis.
Reas.. day Or w. rates. Free park
A iRRfEiNSS44oN 's Turn. apt. for. .mpl.
couple. Conv. to transp. and shop
All fNGToN@Attrsc. 2 and s-rm.
apis. Pvt. bath and entrance. For
coupls; ia: $4,000. Ia
rms. attrac. furn, apts.,. LIST a.;
close to .transp. and shopping: chill
dren and pets accepted. ia. 1-44ST.
GROOM REALTY. ia. 5000.
2nd FLR;. PVT. home; pvt: entr:. IN
iiv. nm, rm., sdlinnetts; kit Nc CHILDREN
FIJI q PET FuRS lis RO colop. for rent;
SIZE; IT'LL. $1,000 ~: linens aa dish
nii1 70 s sdf sents sSoa GUNS tS5n
away year; would ike lease. ia.
EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRAC. 1-bedrm.
apt, near transp. and shopping: $96
mo. incl. util, Ii. 1927.
NO. ARL.,. S rms. bath. sun deck,
Ayail, now si1S.. KE. se5sSs.
1-BEDRM. APT. Ari., close In de luxe
apt. bldg; Dsrouet floors. 3 lge.
closets sspper sound insulation sos.
ARi.@Nr. wilson blvd. bus. Cool
bsmt apt. liv. rm,. bedrm.. kitch-
enette. shower bath. Business peo-
pie only. IA. 5-9426.
ARL.-CQNV. MISSIONER
One bedrm.. lv. rm.. din. rnn.. kit,
bath; now avail; $94 80 mo. ia.
S-321b. B
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BOILING FIELD AREA
ALL NEW FURNITURE

and Q bedrm. apis. with lge. spacious
rooms; kits. equipped with disposal,
Beauty Craft cabinets, Ice. gas
range, freezer unit in refgr:. and ex-
haust fans; auto. laundry facilities.
on project. across the street from
new Draper School: conv. to transp.
and churches. Directions: Out
Nichols ave. to Alabama ave. left
on Alabama to Wheeler I'd, right
on Wheeler I'd. to Wahler .pl.
10. 2-37S3 UN. $4,000
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CENTURY APTS

1851 18th st. NV.
One bedrm.. liv. rm., dinette, kit,
bath, elevator bldg, sesretarial
service: $135 per mo-: adults only.
Inspection by appointment only.
Call co. 5-2559 or BOSS q PHELPS.
INC. MA, $4,000, Ia
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AIR-CONDITIONED
Completely furn.. 3-bedrm. home. In
eluding linens and dishes, with all
apt. services provided: ~ baths
complete picnic park. rec. areas
reaa.; public bus service
ROCKVILLE
write for icolorfui brochure, B4O2
Taney ave, Alex. Va. Open TO Q,
H. e-e1e1.
Dlf.: Across 14th et. Bridse, Ksy
bridge or Memorial BYidse. TO Ghir-
~ hwy. follow Shirley hwy. e
f6lleW 1aeekviils sisnS . measl apt
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1916 10th st. NV.
bedroom Apt, sos
Mrs. Broad, Res. Mgr.

UPPER GEORGIA AVE.
small, newly renovated BLDG; bus
and shop at door: $500 incl heat
and hot water. Apply janitor, 43I2
Ga ave. NV. DREYFU9S BROS,
1913 10th st. NV. Ma. S-0582. B
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Lovely modern elevator bldg. sun
deck, garage, parking: well air.
cond.
EFFIC. $50 .95
l BEDRM. - los. so
AID. 4-O270 for Information
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
Garden Apts.--15 Minis. to Downtown
Express Bus Seryice-One Fare
ONE-BEDRM. APIS, $95-$105
TWO-BEDRM. APIS. S112-SI20
Immed. Occup. All Utils. Included
4242 4th ST. Sc.
Res. Mgr, Apt. 5, 10. 2-9776
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1911 IRVING ST. NE.
Eficiency in excellent northeast To-
cation, convenient to shopping and
including utilities. See janitor.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6S30
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LARGE PICTURE WINDOW
20x45-ft. studio: ige. bedrm., kit,
bath: ntiIs incl: reas.
MICHAEL WALSH e. SONS
1911 Eye St. NV.
RE. 7-s2S2 OIL. $3.50
DOWNTOWN. 1924 14th st. NV. ga
rooms. bath: $50.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1924 18th St. NV. AID. 4-200b
1921 NEWARK ST. NV.
dinette, equipped kit and 3, bath;
available August Is; $3.50.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
ll13 nth st. NV. Elk. 3-24o9
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1887 3rd ST. NV.
Apt. 2. 9 bedrooms. dinette. kitchen
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 1850
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C4ZS CONN. AVE.
Comp. redec. enc. apt. with sep.
kit, dressing closet and bath. See
jan, for inspec. Call MR.. GILL.
E LEG & GERBER REALTY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-08
48O3 GEORGIA AVE.

Newly redec. eficiency apt, wonder
full transportation facilities to ill
sections of the city; COW. shoppins
area In immediate vincirity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-08
CAPITOL HILL

Capitol grounds. near
House Office Building. 2-bedroom
apartment. rent SOS monthly. Con-
tact resident manager. Mrs. Drew,
EY 31o07 mr.
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5025 LIST ST. NV.
i bedroom duplex on LIST floor. has
large living room, equipped kitchen,
dinette and bath, screened porch.
Available August 20. $3.50 month.
FRED A. SMITH co.
lila 18th ST N w EY "a 90
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FRED A. SMITH co.
lib 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24S9.
$40 LONGFELLOW ST. NV. -
Living room bedroom. dinette, kit
and bath; all extra-large rooms, in
new apartment building: avail. to-
day: S72.50 per month.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
1113 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-2489
32lO 18th ST. Sc
Near Boiling Field bedroom. living
room, dlnette, equipped kitchen and
bath; available today; $3.50 mo
FRED A. SMITH CO.
1113 18th st. NV. Elk. S-2469
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VIC, l4th AND COLO. AVE. NV.
In modern elevator building: l bed :
room, living room, dinette. equipped
able August 10. SS8 q month in
GLIDING utilities.
CALL RESIDENT MANAGER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-08

153 36th ST. NE
1-bedroom duplex, living room, d.
nette, Kitchen, screened porch.
$54.00 month.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
1113 18th ST. NV Elk, 8-248Q
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aI5 EAST CAPITOL ST.
SMALL EFF. ONLY $40. AID. 4-59o7.
AUERBACH g. CO.. DI. 7-6501
HARVARD ST. NV, BET. 14th- 10th
Mr.. everything: private 2nd a.: bed
rmY liv: rm. tdin: alcove). kit.
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE
end a.. 'front.' rms, kit. and pvt.
bath. Enc. with pvt. bath. utils.
Kinks REALTY CO., REALTORS
no. 2-67TS Ewes. RIA. 6-S3S6
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Continued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1954-10-03
DorothyCorr
Is Married

Mrs. Charles H. Carr Of this
city and Wenatchee. Wash,
announces the marriage yes
terday Of her daughter Doro-
thy Lorine to Mr.. Donald w.
K1auss. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Klauss Of Ashley, N.
Oak.
The Rev. Frank S. Black
welder performed the cere-
mony, which took place in ALL
Souls Memorial Church. A re-
ception was held following the
ceremony at the American
Newspaper Women's Club.
The bride, who was given In
marriage by her brother. wore
Q gown Of powder blue lace
with a small matching hat and
carried q cascade Of yellow
roses.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
OPENING Meetinq

The AdaS Israel Sisterhood,
headed by its new president.
Mrs. Bernard Berman. will
open the fall season with q
meeting at 1890 o'clock to-
morrow in the Kay Auditorium
Of the Synagogue, 1850 Quebec
street NV.
Rabbi David Panitz, who re-
Gently returned from a trip
through Europe and Israel,
has been invited to speak.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Miss Hogg
ToWed

Mr. ana Mrs. ROBERT i.
Hogg Of Kenwood and New
York, announce the engage
ment of their daughter Mary
Lynn to Mr.. John e. Shack
elford, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank M. Shackelford of Ak
ron, Ohio. The wedding will
take place December re-.
Miss Hogg is a graduate of
Salem Academy. Winston
Salem. NJ c.. and of Ohio
State University. Her father
is a former member of Con-
gress from West Virginia.
Mr.. Shackelford is a gradu-
ate of Ohio State University,
where he received his bache-
lor of architecture degree.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-03
Woman Found Dying
In Blazing House
Police Establish Robbery. Murder
And Arson to Cover Up Crime
Wanted Suspect Still at Large

Mrs Florence Taylor 81, 1119 East Sixth street. was
rescued from her BURNING home Thanksgiving
about hours later at the University hospital According to
REPORTS hef Skull mad been fractured by heavy blows her
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-03
Healthy Baby Contest
Winners Announced

Results of Carnations Hometown Healthy
Baby Contest announced Sunday evening at open
meeting held in Mt Zion Baptist church.
The first prize of 100000 for being the heahest baby
Arkansas State Press readers entered in contest
awarded Marcia Lynn Molette daughter of Dr. and
IrS w. L. Molette Pine Bluff
Over 300 entries in this contest which
losed Wednesday, November 18th The five other winners
who shared the total prizes $4,000 prize
10000 to David and Freddie Fulton jr, of Mr.
nd Mrs. Fred Fulton, Little Rock other prizes of SOS 90
zach awarded to Earl and Thurrel Russ of
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Russ Little Rock Ralph Fnney
Of Mrs Hill C. Fnney Hot Springs; Faye Jones
daughter of Mrs Vema Jones, Little Rock Joyniace
Reeves daughter Of Mrs. Willie M. Reeves, Pine Bluff
Because of the unusually large number entries tha
Judges hard put the six winners the time
allotted before this Each infant conSid
his her healthy appearance sunny disposition
personality The judges who served this panel
chosen among the prominent local citizens Pine Bluff
Hot Springs and Little Rock
It expected that the of this will estab
sh a regular annual affair in Arkansas well in
forty other throughout the country Thus the
progress by various groups in attaining higher stand
ard health through formula feeding with Canation Milk
viii be challenge for other research and service
projects that expected be conducted by the Carnaon
Company
In its efforts Carnation has established OF
the most famous farms world tremendous 16O9acre
model dairy farm just Seattle Washington Here
experiments begin various blood strains that have
brought of the finest Hoseins of all
the Sc greatest butterfat and milk producers the
world known sixteen bred the Canation Farms
Laboratory control of its product part Of every
milk plant throughout the United States and Canada
Production checked constantly by research chemists to
See WINNERS ANNoUNcE0-page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-03
omega Fraternity Plans
National Social Action

WASHINGTON - Tnu1mal l..
Poison. Social Action committee.
Fnega Psi Phi fraternity, an
Rounced here this week that his
mmIttee has spent about eigh
fonths IN research, in an effott
map plans whereby local chap
rs would be activated to launcn
n Of the greatest social &C ioa
Flyes that this country has ever
Lown.
The militant Washington lawyet
r. that the commit ee's plan hal
PU registration and voting at the
~ Of the list. He asserted tina:
fue to the fact that frs. class
Euzenship could only be obtained
through the use of the ballot that
" committee felt that drive
Fouid be started in early 1855, to
pace three million new Negro
sO'ers on the books.
According to Mr.. Dodson, the
Epmmittee is alarmed at the re-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-03
Look Mag. Picks
Negro Grid Stars
For All America

Two Negro grid stars have been
chosen for the 1854 Look Maya
zine All America. The selections
were made by the 750-member
Football Writers Association Of
America.
They appear in the next issue
Of Look.
Rugged Calvin Jones, an Iowa
guard, and Art Walker, Michigan's
giant tackle, were named to the
All America for their aggressive,
hard driving line play, Look said
in announcing the awards.
The entire Look All America.
including Walker and Jones will
fly to New York City this week
on a specially chartered Trans
World Airlines Constellation for a
round of awards. banquets. tele-
vision and radio appearances.
The players will receive an en-
graved, specially designed Lord
Elgin Clubman watch to COM
memorate their All America Sc
See NEGRO sTARs--page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-03

cent effort to diSfranGhise potcl-
tial Negro voters, by the state Of
Mississippi, in the recent election
by requiring persons, applying for
registration, to read the constitu-
ton lie further stated that his
committee and the entire fratarh-
ity should ever be alert to comba.
this and other sinister moves t.
deny any citizen the right to v.te
Full details of the program viii
be submitted to the Grand Con-
Clave which will convene IN At
lanta, Georgia during the COM
ing Christmas season. Other mem
bcrs of the committee are: Will
lard Townsend, Chicago W. Har-
old Flowers, Pine Bluff; Julius A.,
Thomas, New York; Roy wilkins,
New York; Darlington, Parker,
George Weaver, both Of Washing
ton; DR.. Henry Penn, Roanoke,
and Alexander Barnes, Deanwood
Park. Maryland
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-03
Lions Put ID Stiff
FIGHT 0n'y to Lose
TO Tex. SU n to 8
by John Howard

PINE BLUFF-Joe Davis, bril-
liant Ark. AMIN college half
back, stirred the hopes of hum
dreds of football fans here Sat
urday at Lions stadium when he
made a last minute desperate at
tempt to overcome a Texas Sou.
university lead, only to stumble
and fall on his way to sure
touchdown and the Tigers went
on TO defeat the Lions, l4-8
1t was a great victory for Coach
Alex Durley's Tigers who had
seen the Arkansas eleven outclass
them all during the first quarter
and come roaring back in the
second frame to take the lead, 60
The Lions first tally came late
in the second quarter on power
full drives by a quartet Of backs
including William Ross, Floyd
Franklin, Johnnie Walker and
Davis. They showed the bal from
their 40-yard stripe to the Texas
in four downs. Then johnnie
Walker dented the Tiger line for
the necessary yardage and the
first score Don Deal saw his eN-
ira attempt blocked by TCUs
Earnest Lang
The Tigers opened the third
with a powerful offensive attack
A short pass from Henry Sim
mons to Clifton Provost put IN
ball on the Lions 5-yard Inc
The Arkansas forward wall led
by Harold Montague, Glen Green
and Floyd Morris threw the Ii
gers Fullback Gully for a 5-yard
loss and later took over on
tumble by Simmons on the 10
Johnnie Walker later kicked out
Of danger for the Lions, and
TCU returned TO the Arkansas 46
Clarence Lamb moved the oval
TO the 10 on the next play, and
See LIONS-page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-12-03
Christmas Seal
Sale Workers
Asked to Meet

DR., j. B, Woods, chairman for
the Christmas Seal sale, announc-
es that all the sub-chairmen have
been appointed for the various
divisions and are diligently work
ing to bring in the quota of
$4,000 which has been assigned
for the Negro division,
DR.. Woods also stated that the
first report meeting will be held
In the association room, Monday,
A p, mo ZIG Glover building, at
Markham and Spring streets. and
urges as many as possible to be
IN attendance at this meeting in
order to get the drive over and
back of us by Christmas.
The Christmas Seals are the
sole support of the work Of the
Pulaski County tuberculosis as
ISOLATION which carries on a pro-
gram 1865 days a year o. Health
Education, and in giving the free
X-rayS to citizens Of Greater Lit
tie Rock and Pulaski county,
See SEAL SALE-page four