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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15
President to Receive
Penn Stute Decree

UNIVERSITY PARK. Pa.
May IA (P.-President Eisen-
hover will be awarded an hon.
orary degree of doctor of laws
during the June II graduation
exercises at Pennsylvania State
University.
The President, whose brother,
DR.. Milton E. Eisenhower, heads
the school, will give the principal
speech to the graduating class
that day.
Later, Mr.. Eisenhower will
join in laying a cornerstone at
the new Helen Eakin Eisenhower
chapel being built on the campus
in memory Of Milton Eisen-
hower's wife who died July 10
1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15
France Moves TO Bon
Obscene Pictures

PARIS, May IA (P).-Pre-
mier Edgar Faure's government
has moved against sellers and
printers of obscene pictures con-
corning which France has poorly
enforced laws.
A government bill has been
introduced to bar from the pub
fishing business any one con-
victed Of dealing in them. Pub
fishers and distributors of por-
nographic books would also be
hit.
The ban against any firm or
individual would be for six
months on the first conviction,
ana for life for a second con-
viction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15
1T DOES HAPPEN HERE
Roce for Parking Space
Can Violate District Law

Which one is breaking a Dis
trict regulation?
The law says that the way to
get into single space like the
one here is to drive up paral-
lei with the car ahead of the
space and back cautiously into
the parking space" That's what
one driver here wants to do. He
has pulled ahead a little to give
the parked car room to get
around him.
The other man. who wants to
just pull in" to the space from
] the rear, is breaking the law.
So if you see a car getting
ready to vacate the parking
space you want, pull up along
side the car in front and wait.
: That gives you priority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15
CurI Named Leader
Of Camping Group

Fred D. Carl. 1910 Melvern
road. Bethesda, Nd, has been
appointed president of the
Capital Section of the American
Camping Association. Mr.. Carl
also is an executive Of the
camping and youth program of
the YMCA.
Other officers elected by the
section tor two-year terms are
Betty H. Collins. Camp Rock
wood. Bethesda. vice president,
and George Greene, 1907 S
street NV, treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15
Law Group Elects

Charles +. Day mas been elect
ed tribune OF the Delta Theta
Phi Law Fraternity. Other new
officers are William NJ. Lesher
dean: John A. GrZybek, vice
dean; Hugo Perez. clerk of the
rolls; Walter Hess. clerk of the
exchequer; James K. Foley
master of ritual, and Leonard
Jaskiewicz, bailiff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15
IMPORTED COLOR PRINT PORTFOLIOS
Beautiful Reproductions Of Fomous Art Masterpieces

1oi. yELAsQUEz PORTFOLIO: i6
lions of "Villa Medici Gardens"
Alteration OF the MaEis." etc. by
the Spanish genius.
Pub. at $50 - Now 1.9S
ir 9a .o,a aLE p4is... 81
tian, Michelangelo. da Vinoi. Raph-
ael, Tintoretto. Corresio. Veranese
Reproduction OF their best-loved
paintings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15
FINE DRAWINGS g Ll1HoeRApHs FOR FRAMING

r.. KATIE KOLLwITZ DRAW
iNGS. Lithographs OF the most
powerful and passionate drawings
Of social protest since Goya. ma
Pub. al 3.0O-s.t Of . now 100
II. DEGAs NUDE STUDIES. Set
ri 4 lovely reproductions Of his
masterpieces OF insure drawings,
printed on tinted backgrounds.
az a.bV-seI Of . new 1.o0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

los. VAN EYcK. MELING. ETC.
Flemish Primitive Portfolio. q
Color Prints. The technique and
deeply inspiring subject matter OF
these paintings have thrilled art
lovers for centuries.
Pub. at 600 - Now 1913
los ROssEAU PORTFOLIO: 10
Color Prints. Charming paintings
ranging from French provincial
scenes to Jungle fantasies. by the
18th century primitive.
Pub. at 6.5O--Now I .Os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

rs. BEAUTIFUL FIRE. IL haunt
ingly lovely drawings Of pictures
que ireland by Jack Frost. 10'x
PA.
Pub. at 3.OO-set Of IL nov 100
~. EARLY AMERICAN sILHou-
ETTES. Handsome silhouette por-
traits Of famous 10th century
Americans. Eminentlv deccrstivs
IN pairs or sroups. tinted back
Pub. at 5.50--sst Of 9 now 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

ia, PICASSO: Head Of q Young
Man. Serene in feeling, striking In
effect. 20"x25ss".
Pub. at 500 Now 1.ss
36"x25l4"; lovely Tahitian women
in a symphony of green. orange
and yellow.
Pub. at 500 Now 1.98
253 SISLEY: LIE Remoraueuf,
23lz"xl9" A sparkling view Of
the Seine by the great impress
sionist.
Pub. at 5.OO-Now 1.SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

Traffic Director George E.
Reneipp t1tll present his
'Ueekly "Trd6ic Directors
Mailbag" at 9:15 O'Clock to-
night oUer WMAL-TV. The
shotD mill include a discussion
Of the tragic problem ShoUn
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

It's bad enough trying to find
a parking space these days.
But when you finally see one
and then somebody else beats
you to it. it can be maddening.
The two drivers shown here
are waiting to pounce on the
space that is being vacated. The
man in front is waiting to back
in. The man in back is planning
to pull in front-firSt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

c1o RENoIR: Flowers and PrickIy
Pears. Incomraraole-"the perfect
Pub. at i0.0O-Now 1873
gig, RoUAULI: Flowers in Vase.
Boid, o vibrant color harmonies'
Pub. at 6.O0-Now 2.ss
e13 PICASso: Woman In Blue. A
fine portrait in his pleasing, neo-
classic style. l7l2''x2394".
Pub. at 5.OO--Now 1873
215. sISLEY: The Covered Bridge.
A charming subject. beautifully real
lied. 2934 "x9314".
GIG, MONET: Corniche de Monaco.
Superb Mediterranean landscape.
Pub. at s.OO-Now 1.9s
o1s. ROUAULT: The Old King.
Powerful and dramatic-a modern
classic 17h4' x2i34".
c1a MErIArF: IT." Bound. Snow
fringed brook amid the pines
lovely landscape. i9n 'xl5a m
e2l PICAssO: Three Musicians;
Dynamic, modern masterpiece OF
Pub. at IO.OO-Now 2.es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15
ONE OF A KIND
ORIGINAL JAPANESE
WooDBlocK PRINTS

254. One-of- kind prints by
the greatest Japanese masters
OF the 18th and 10Th centuries.
Printed on rice paper in brisht,
yet exquisitely delicate color
ing. These are now very rare.
Already matted. We have o
limited quantity, published to
sell for 800 to 1890 each -
Now each 2.9S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

col, WINSLow HOMER: Fishing
Boats. Key West. A superb water
color. l6"x10''
Pub. at 2.5O-Now 100
20o, PICASSo: The White Clown.
Favorite of modern decorators
strong color contrasts on cocoa
brown. 1234"x20".
Pub. at s.OO-Now I.9S
o03. UTRILLO: Paris Street. One
of his most beautiful Montmartre
landscapes 2934''x2334"
Pub. at S.OO--New .08
204. MATIssE: Still Life. A riot
Of colorzdecorative and dramatic.
Pub. at 5.OO--Now 2.9s
EOS. CHAGALL: Rabbi with Torah.
Sensitive portrait by great mod
Pub. at 2.5O-Now 100
o06. AUDUBON: Mallard Ducks.
Bestowed nature painting. repro
duced in resplendent color. 1SAr,x
1914. Pub. at 3.OO--Now 1.98
oO7. AUDUBON: Ruf1ed Grouse.
Companion print to above-frame
the pair for a stunning effect!
Pub. at 3.0O--Now i.Os
EOS. EISENDIECK: Nicole. A strik-
ing portrait-the essence of fem
mime charm and beauty. lS'x22
Pub. at i.OO--Now l.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

1874. PICTURE FRAMING, by E.
Landon. The one and only com
plete book on mounting. mating.
lining, glass-cuttine Joining and
finishing Fully explained with
information on tools. materials
and methods. 257 step-by-step
illustrations, and photos of the
authors famous frames.
Only 2.75
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

237. ADRION: Blue Waters. % SIX
3l9s". Gay sesscape, reproduced
in all its color vitality.
Pub. at 8.O0-Now 1893
2A4. MODIGLTANI: Portrait Of =
Woman. Warm. serene painting in
soft flesh tones and rich reds.
1sla"x2624".
Pub. at 4.0O-Now 1913
245 KANDINSKY: SkyrOckets. Bril-
liant form and color in a dynamic
composition by the outstanding mod
ERNST. 20"x25 81"
Pub. at 4.OO-Now I.9s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

255. A ROUGH SCRIMMAGE. A
fiercely played football match be-
tween Yale and Princeton on
THANKSGIVING Day. 1S7g-when no
pads were worn and tackling was
for keeps.
Pub. at T.5O--SaIe 2.ss
ESQ. DOWN THE FIELD. An in
ternational polo game on Long
Island 1SS9-thundering action Of
Ralloping ponies, raised mallets and
daring horsemen.
Pub. at 1.5O--Saie 2.gS
257. TAKING THE JUMP. SUI
perb steeplechase scene at Mon
mouth Park, 1885. capturing all
the chills and thrills Of the sport
at q peak moment,
Pub. at 7.5O---Sale 2.9S
246; DEMPSEY AND FIRPo: GeorEe
Bellows. The tense hysteria of rag
ing fighters and a crowd gone wild
in the sport masterpiece of the
century-the classic Of the ring at
its climax In the dynamic Metro
politsn Museum Of Art lithoGraph
Pub. at 7.5O-Now 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

~ ,o-u noos ~,r,sr,v
RRiNTs; Gay and eoloIiui10td
King King Cole: Little 20 Peep prs sna e, nint
otner iavortes-tne perlsGt piC
lures for baby's room. ll-xiHac
p.p,s srprrr SCENES cafe,
LhAAS SeS
flavorsome selection. 10'x14".
,
- GUhh1Eh Ives LnN
SCAfES. Inc peaceIul cnatm oi
rural America, lovingly portrayed
1920" size. w. 100
ruo' NJ Own. Oct NJ
.,r.v ,xnsc.prs e,rrv
serene watercolors of seashore and
Pub. Al 900. Set of e-No" 1'ss
s & 9oS w r9RIh Hinsom s' striRingIy
handsome portraits of prize pure
Pub. at 7:h". Set of Snow LBS
39. PORTRAITS OF ANIoE ~
TOs. BY z. Hornunt. Dig ris
autos.Pierce-Arrow' DurSea' e'o'
I4xli m o.. Mas aa
ruo' ~ '"'''
.ororrs "a, p,o,+ n..o-
S s:sSs;sty 1eaxa fS!ai' OF eA'eD''0nA
fuD' ~ ".""' ~e' III
cuunprN,s RAIIET PRINTS.
Captivating pssteis OF child pal
Pub. at 2.h0. Set OF Now l.VO
,- D.1cpps A. RAIIET
g DLGAs nANSa arnoriss Of m.
SCENES C9 'nTs,, nafh9 I1sS,4 ~ u
i Pub' IS as" ao's SIT 81 s-Now 1893
I, COLONIAL AMERICA IL ~ W WhIER-
COLOhs. scenes ,s o. C ~ y, aIory,
pnIS q 'he he's"" " "
Pub. at 1000 Set OF 4-No" ''
50, EARLY EARLY, BA Ad;aGtGi rr rntSi Of
Gay brightly colQtiu, p sbins
sshhee~xinnPiH Nsn'
Pub at $50. Set OF snow i'''
CoLoRs: Gay yillaasse scenes IN
Pub. at 600 Set OIL "-N'" 40
81 NEW l E&GhASG pr haND in fresh.
srartsing color, ready for framing.
SpSrklIns I ~ ~ Nav 90
Pub at 4'""' SET OF 4 lev"
81: DECORATIVE SATI s GHLEn classic
IEhn n Iii 1iTs tsken from
t We fovaI,est Of early Greek vases.
Ii"xis". No. M
Pub. at S."". SET OF wv"
y; JAPANE E;s, PKiE NTSn,si hnoei isn5-
sDS D pins na,r Of the most per-
fectly matched Geisha portraits
you We nao ct az y now-29S
ruo' AZ '"'''
Il W!NsLOW H HON ~ w srn snd
storm CONF, wildly to s~ NE, Met
Museum Oh on Ar Set of A now-3. %
, .,uDs ~ John
Gould; EXqui GIaee s aesahg beauty.
163Sso''. 80.
Pub. at 1900 Set of n0w-i''S
lG:, T0uL0USE pnsTFRs s Mb
LIN hOu"H ois"xi3"
pnb, Al i. 90. Set Of 6 now-e.ss
QUINN rrcu,ncs ne,,cate
bouquets in s genuine Paris 6 G5Shtnns
S Soc " 90 Sci Of 3 now-i.OO
fup' Al ''''
90 CHINESE wATERcoLoI I;;n.T Th os
Orien3f scod dfu'. aSainst siik-textured
paehAs ~ TX "a. Set Of q now-..9S
r"''
g. DECORATIVE OLD MAPS. Large
18th Centuries. Eminentiy dec 0Ith
tive as well as distinctive. Win
the mellow flavor OF treasured an
Pub At 1900. Set Of 6 now-3'"S
q. DECo,Rt,AaITiiNnE s I'm Saxi2a
Exotlc, , nirs'"e'
pnb IL 40. Set Of 9 now--I.0O
"a. MAGNOLIAs., PAIRS Of MAJ MAJ
istic colooro;o l4 81 ~ 4 now .Os
fup' ~ o''''
%. EARLY hIm,nt Ntl noStaiTic-
TIVES. CaptlVaIlnsS aGS"x5Is",
charming kIoep'
f"'' '
90 lean DUFY'S PARIS SCENES;
sbirmering with sheer 10Y and
S,naginstive color effects-a stun
I,tnr aroup IT"xl4".
Pub. al 1900. Set of now--:'es
Al, AMERICAN rI LAND aNd cnuntry
TEkCOLOho. roerica through
helu ano Stlea az Sear Large
the seasons S. u VII" Axis"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

lletes Of bygone era. 22"x1T", on
Richly acknowledgement for home
$50. THE GREAT FIGHT FOR THE
CHAMPIONSHIP John c. Heenan
VS.. Tom Sayers at Farnsboroueh,
ENGLAND, April II. 1860: AZ rounds
Of puiverizing punishment. Depicts
the fighters in action. their seconds.
the leering mob and the tension OF
flStiana'S most legendary match.
Beautifully engraved and colored,
this magnificent print measures
Pub. at 15.O0--Sale 3.ss
o5S. The Prize RinE-AMER1CA'S
CHAMPION. John C. Heenan, The
Benicia Boy" in a CHARACTERISTIC
pose, c. 1S60-handsome and
brawny beyond compare.
Pub. at 7.50-Sale 2.8S
$50. BRITAIN'S CHAMPION. Tom
Sayers, the English challenger.
bareknuckles mighty muscles and
classic profile. Companion print to
above--frame the. pair for maxi
mum decorative effect.
Pub. at 7.50-Sale 2.98
2s1. THE WINNING RUN. A head
first slide TO home plate winning
championship baseball game in
1885, Full color. 22"x17".
Pub. at 7.5O-Sale 2.98
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

Sole! Extra-Lorse, individual Color Prints!
Wodoecaimed reproduced with ignoring fidelity the
ogo-chosen for outstanding beauty o importance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

Seer Seem. gstsss s56 vo P5s9sn T ;.ts
full to. the great originaI-hishly
decorative. Pub. at S.0O-Now 1913
251. PHEAsANTs. 26"x2O"; two
perfectly matched eminently deco
rative autographs Of the hand
some 0iFd Pub In !. fpl! sc eoler a,ss
go. CEZANNE; La Midi de France.
24"x30"; one Of his favorite land
scapes. perfectly reproduced
Pub. at 8.OO-NOw 1.9S
2es. PHILLIP: Girl in Blue. PAX
vivid color. Pub. at 8.OO--Now 1.98
229. EISENDIECK: Nicole and
Nicolette. 24"x2S"; lovely young
women by the sea-highiy color
full and decorative.
$50. RENOIR: The Skiff. 24x30":
vivid seascape by the great modern
master. Pub. at 8.OO-Now I.9S
234. MATIssE: Goldfish. 19&"x
23la". The, magnificent sense of
color and design OF one of the
f .s Seybt PsS :, pantsTs Is here s
JOG. INGREs PORTFOLIO. 16
Color Prints. Gallery of his I'M
matched portraits and nudes in
faithful color, inciuding,, famous
Pub. at $50 - Now 1913
FOLIO: 8 Color Prints. e GIecos
view of Toledo" Velasauez Maid
of Honor" Goya's The Young
Women, other masterpieces re-
Pub. at 6.O0-Now 1893
i sih f 6ESTdRF FAslt cofa, OF Prints
cbsSInr bl IL aT,ce R RstflaS
classic. ''Embarkation for, Cythera"
ana OLnerS, ninety reproduced,
Pub. at 6.00-Now las
ITO. MASTERPIECES OF MODERN
PAINTINGS. l6 magnificent full
color reproductions Of the best
loved works of Degas, Cezanne,
Lautrec, Van Gogh, Bonnard. etc.
1l"x14"
Pub. at 5.OO-Now 2.SS
11o. MASTERPIECES OF CLASSIC
PAINTING. II beautiful examples
of best known works of the old
m m tbs na Fssiof 81
Goya, Chardin, Breughel. Tintor-
etto, etc. 11~x14".
Pub. at 5.OO-Now 2.8S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

SPECIAL! From 10 AN. to z PM. NOM
DAY, Mr.. John Reid, Picture Framing Ex-
pert will be in Konn's Downstairs Book
store to help you With your selections and
framing problems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15
Special! Custom Made
MAT FRAMES

MAI NAMED
Best quality, heavy white board
especially made for US in sizes
to At these prints.
MAT A: fits nos. 10, IA.
MAT B: fits nos. 3, 4. is. "a,
Al, "A. AS, 81. a
MAT C: fits nos. 2, 16. II, 49,
3S.
MAT D: fts 8, 7. 40. SO. %.
MAT E: fits 81, "a, 25. %. 81.
AZ, so. 50, 81, So, 90. 90, 81.
MAT F: fits |. 90, 80, 40.
SOC each-3 for 1.59
MAT G: Ats nos. S, 10. %. IS,
95. 9S.
$50 each-3 for $50
MAT H: fits nos. 81, 80, ~.
15c each-3 for $50
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AMERICAN SPORTING PRINTS


bring life the
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provinCcliHl NICE Menton' ETC. anu
Pub -. AZ ia.oo. All 6 prints now 2.ss
80 sss,
1875. THE ROMANTIC BALLET fowl
SIX Large Prints in Color, by Jules
depiets iov eh ballet scene e1of f. Rrns
ing Marie Taglioni Fanny Elssler $50.
and other ps gSea.; q a bales aes Seen
w. S''' t aeco
a2o; PIcAss2 COLOR Drawings.
and color Of the originals with as rati
many many as alxo eolors on an individual SOM
speciaI-aYs
a.: PICTURESQUE HOLLAND. ~;
E "a. n flne color pastels portraying soap
Pub. At a.SsM HsSaer u now Zoo
49, s6s:
"a. CATS AND KITTENS. Persians. vivi
Siamess; and loye ., domestic cats
IN IN t5 sI.sEs ssot full sS9r portraits
Pub. at S.SOwSet Of 8 now 1ss Eis
i Tqn
4s. DEGAs sILKsCREEN PRINTS.
Beautiful pastel studies Of graceful
ballet dancer: faithfully repro -.
Pub. at 4.OO-Set Of now l. 0S mas
3s. EARLY AMERICAN CLIPPER e34
SHIPS. Vivid reproductions OF 23h
famous mid-l9th century schoon- colo
faS y. q e ~ n1T fs oo fs IS
fH FRIsrs sf seems. tia. Pg ssb cs
ture the drama Of the worlds most mat
exciting sport ri Ideal for bar or f1it
Pub. al s.OCMsct Of now 1913 "
s e TTRLLos INC MoN " "! 10;
celebrated LANDSCAPES, full Of sun wi
Lit warmth and beauty. 17"x14",; Of
Pub at 12.OO-Set Of 4 now 2.8o Woi
40. ROBIN wATERCoLORs. Eight
remarkable figure drawings: full OF ~
F Ps;'' :, s lSs.lsa ., now 1893 -
e eias
81 RELIGIOUS MASTERPIECES. and
paintings y early Italian masters
9h"xl0h" imported. $40
Pub. at 2.5O-Set Of 1o now 100 naag
cole
"a THE RIVIERA All the color Lau
and flavor Of the romantic Riviera IL"
charmingly captured in lovely
watercolors. 16"x12".
Pub at 4.OO-set Of now 1873
1 i!i
So SPANISH DANCERS. Spirited mas q,
portrayals of colorful and eXcit- Of
ing art-the fandanEo, brilliant Gov
costumes. etc. 12h"x15". etc
Pub. at 7.5O-Set Of 4 now 1893
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rings with 4 lVsiFoUS
full cultured pearls on
eoch u N. gold book.
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drop eoTEings with 2
Iofoe Hsuschinv l0mm.
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with - full cut dio-
monds -~---- $3.50
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Arkansas State press., 1955-04-15
Mrs. Leona Woodland

The city-wide sunrise Easter
service held at VIII gym. sponsor
ed by the Ministerial alliance
under the direction of Mrs. Ruth
A, Jackson, was the most wonder
full and greatest service ever wit
messed in this city The program
was made up of churches of the
city, The pageant was derived
from the King Virgin Holy Bible,
THE Crucifixlon and Resurrection
of Jesus Christ DR.. c. B, Rain
ev was Jesus Christ As the scene
was directed, shouting was heard
over the building Rev. T. O.
McJunkinS brought the message,
which was very brief Mrs.
Vinia White is i'll, also Sam Dade,
who has been absent from church.
John Kelley is well again after
long period of illness Rev.
c, Nathaniel Hawk, ABB. 3D. pas
tor Of Second Baptist church at
Evanston, Illinois. was the guest
speaker at New Bethel Baptist
church. Sunday Rite The Ev
ergreen Baptist church on South
Jackson. under the guidance of
Rev L. D. Champion, has Is S.
S. classes at present FELTON, White
Is superintendent and Leon Mack,
assistant Little Miss Pomona
Delois Reed, granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Mack and daugh-
ter of Mrs Susie Mae Reed, was
darling sight to see Sunday as
she sat SO quietly thru service q.
Miss Claudett Smith, student at
AM&N college, was here for Eas-
ter holidays She chanted h Q
Lords prayer at New Bethel
Baptist church Mr. and Mrs.
Mack Murphy had for weekend
guest their younger daughter
Miss Lillian Murphy, a student al
AM&N The Easter program
rendered at New Bethel was very
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-15

CONTEST RULES
l. Baby must be three 60 years, or younger
Baby must have been fed Carnation Eyaporated Milk
2"Snapahot' Of baby must be enclosed with each
entry. Write baby name and address on back Of
snapshot" Al Snapshots" become the property Of
the Cornaton Company and cannot be returned.
A. Entries must be po8tmarked before midnight May
A. 1865
s. There limit to tho number Of babies three years
or younger un one family who can be entered Each
'snapshot must be accompanied by nm entry blank
g. Precious cash ioinncrs IN "Carnliton HraltFv Baby
Contests" mag not be entered IN tho 1866 contest
T. Babies will be judged healthy appearance cute.
ness, and personality.
DECISION OF The JUDGES Will &c FINAL
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-15

Americas faUorite brand
Of eVaporated milk for infant
feeding, coffee Dreaming
and cooking,
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-15

acted the part of DR., Hill in the
Easter play The Cab Driver
West" is back on the job. He re-
Gently returned from Magnolia .
Mrs, J, c. Jones has been on
the sick list and is doing fine,
after an operation at Warner
Brown hospital She is the daugh
ter of Prof Lloyd at Norphlet O.
Sunday afternoon, an Easter
egg hunt was held at Evergreen
Baptist church, and baptizing
took place at mite, A pool was
recently built in the church .
A correction of report Of Grow
er Bowie, who was removed from
Warner hospital to the Veteran
hospital in Little Rock instead OF
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-15
Teen-agers Enjoy
Jam Session at
Dunbar Center
Page Eight

Teen-agers at Dunbar Commun-
ity center enjoyed a free jam ses-
sion and dance Monday noon in
the gymnasium at the center,
Approximately $50 youths will
long remember the rocking and
rhythmic music by The Thrill
ers", with Charles Yancey play
ing alto sax; York Wilburn. ten
or sax leroy Betton, trumpet,
Robert King, guitar; John Eddie
Hall, drums; Audrey Boyle,
drums and Henry Shead, piano
Randolph Taylor, Med the ses-
sion
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-15
Arkadelphia
John Hearn

Mesdames Lula and Susie M.
MeGhee were last Wednesday
visitors in the home Of Mrs. We
ma Hearn &C.. Mr.. and Mrs Will
Baptist church, Ivan. He will be
the speaker for Gum Spring as
ISOLATION board in Louisiana.
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-15

enjoyable, Each participant play
ed his part well, Ben Jones. ir,
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-15

Horton. 62l Cardell Robert
Mitchell son Of Mrs. Lula B. Al
len. was home from Lisbon. for
the Easter holidays He is EN-
ployed with the public school
system in Lisbon Rev J. A.
Allen spent a day in Calvary
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-15
Marshal! Wants
Desegregaiion Now

Thurgood Marshall told the L. ).
Supreme Court Tuesday, that 1t
should order an end to segregat-
ed schools by next September. or
at least by September 1856, If 1t
feels that time Is required to
work out administrative problems.