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Evening star., 1955-07-06
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

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Washington at Boston (2-twi-nielit)
=. Old and Porterfeld (7-l2j
New York at Baltimore (nightl l--Ford
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Chicago at Detroit-Trucks ts-b) Va
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Brookylin at Pittsburgh (2-twi-nieht)
0-5l and Erskine (s-4) vs..
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Jackson (3-5) vs.. Collum (7-2).
Milwaukee ut Chicago-Conley (0-B VI.
Rush (6-4).
Simmons (4.6) vs.. Hearn (7-a1,
Evening star., 1955-07-06
TONY ROIG QUITS
CLUB
WITHOUT NOTICE

CHARLOTTE, N. c., July
6 R.-Shortstop Tony Roig.
sent down to the Charlotte
Hornets last month by the
parent Washington Sena-
tors, has quit the Sally
League Club.
Phil Howser. general man
ager Of the Hornets, said
Roig left without notice or
explanation yesterday, ap-
parently returning to his
New Orleans home.
Evening star., 1955-07-06

AFTER THE BRAWL = Cincinnati - Managers
Birdie Tebbetts Qeft) of the Redlegs and Harry
Walker (right) of the Cardinals laughed off their
trouble shortly after their fight in the ninth inning
OF last nights game at Crosley Field touched off
freefor-an between the two clubs. It started with
name-callng during an argument, but today nobody
was mad.-AP WirephotoS
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-16
Between The Lines
THE GREAT AMERICAN
LlABILITH POLITICAL
MlDGETS

What the hobble-Skirt of yes
teryear was to the woman in a
hurry, the politician is today to
an America that must keep pace
with progress of the times or fall
behind in the van of international
competition. We are competing
with. nations that can "order" an
all out and there is an about,
while we must endure the luck
less politician who tries at once
to sit straddle of the fence and
hold his ears TO- the ground.
Our Congress in many ways
fills thoughtful men with a de-
pressing diSmay. Ii is enough to
make sick at heart patriots, who
are in dead earnest in. trying to
stem the tide of communism ris-
ing in the world. Just how we
have time to play SO much poll
tics here at home and match the
Russians in the world, is not SO
apparent from this vantage point.
We are trying to win a marathon
IN a hobble-Skirt. We are hobbled
by our inevitable and perennial
politicians, who do not know how
to "poiitic." They create a Situa-
ton akin to that suggested by a
committing church member
from the 'Fother side Of town."
Upon presenting himself for MEM
bership at another church he
complained: "I want to get out
of that church over yonder, for
there the preacher cannot preach,
the choir cannot sing, the deaconS
cannot fdeac' and the trustees
cannot be trusted
Too generally our politicians
cannot polite" At time when
we need unity and oneness Of ma
tional purpose, we are afflicted
with the politician who fail to see
anything in our critical situation
but chance for reelection. Today
the nation and the world are
treated to the sorry spectacle of
seeing a few political pygmies,
trying with all their might to dis
credit the lamented Franklin De-
lano Roosevelt, the moral titan
of Hyde Park who rests from his
labors. Roosevelt was the savior
of nation doomed by the Re-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-16

publican plutocrats to bank
ruptcy and chaos and revolution.
He was rightly hailed the man
of the hour. But now that he is
dead, lesser men are out to be-
Smirch his eScutcheon of true
greatness.
These little political mice have
come out to play for the Great
Tom-Cat is away. While commun-
ism like mighty tide is rising il
the world these little political
mice are bent on defaming deaC
man, the man who was the saw
Jour of our nation. They pounce
upon his inevitable mistakes with
the avidity of a lion for hie
steaks, bloody though they be.
These political stinh-hounds are
a liability to our great nation in
time of great crisis, and if we
are being led into ways of great
tribulation, these political runts
will be largely to blame.
They are the ones who are cur
rently hobbling the nation in its
fight for its~l life; they are the ones
who hobble any and all efforts to
safeguard civil rights in the coun-
try; they are the ones who are
committed by subtle machina-
ions with the Southern Negro
phobeS to perpetuate and etern-
alize the second-rate citizenship
of Americas most patriotic citi-
ZenS, who give all for "what is
left" of American opportunity.
America is blessed with some
Of the cream of humanity who
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-16
B. & p. WOMEN'S
CIRCLE PLANS
PANEL

I'll roads will lead to Mt. Zion
Baptist Church on Sunday, April
"a at 3 pm. when the Business
and Professional Women Circle
will hold their annual interracial
missionary mass meeting. This in
terracial meeting is always at
tended by people in all walks of
life and it is far reaching and in
Suiring. The theme this year is
Educating The World For
Christ" Appearing on this panel
will be Mrs. Nellie Elliott of
Bethel AME Church; Mrs. Walter
II. Beckam, Mrs. Mallie Hunter
Johnson, Mrs. Sam F. Wallace of
Central Baptist Church, Mrs.
Myrtle Davis of st. Paul ANE
Church and Mrs. Carnes Austin,
University Baptist Church. Mrs.
Edward T. Graham Will serve as
moderator. Mrs. Elizabeth Monroe
has been appointed to contact all
missionary societies and all wo-
men interested in the work of mis-
sionS.
A special invitation has been
extended to Mrs. Susie Holley,
president of the Baptist Women's
Convention of Florida.
Mrs. Carrie Sapp Miller, Ulysses
Morris and Mrs. Susie Buckner
will sing, also several leading
choirS in the city.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-16

want to live by the Golden Rule
they want to serve God and their
felloWman; they are nobly in
clined and bent on attaining moral
bignesS and majesty. But they
are hobled by the cheap polite
ians who hang like mill-stones
about the neck of our great ma
ton as it struggles in the treach-
erous waters Of great events,
abySmal in their depths.
Great America must be de-
Tended against communism and
against these political and moral
''nubbins." These political mice
in their attempts to discredit the
Great Roosevelt have their eyes
not alone on his mistakes at Yal-
ia, if mistakes they can be call
ed; they remember Roosevelt's at
temptS to integrate Negroes into
full American citizenship. Accord
ing to Gunnar Myrdal in his An
American Dilemma, the New Deal
of Roosevelt was the first at
tempt ever made in this country
in its entire history to integrate
the Negro! And the recent Su-
preme court decisions are but
repercussions of the mighty wave
of democracy that Roosevelt set in
motion.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-16
Banquet At Mt. Zion
Baptist Church

Tickets are out and preparations
are in full swing as Ward No. 2
makes ready to entertain the
members and friends Of MT. Zion
Baptist church with an elaborate
banquet. These members of this
ward have banded together and
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-16

are doing great things. This ban
ouet will top all. 1t will be held
in the Church Refractory on
Thursday April 21St. The cover
charge is only $1.00. Tickets may
be purchased from any member
of this ward.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Good Morning, Miss Dove
is Ably Played, at Least

that there is nothing animate
at all on the operating table
when Surgeon Stack is purport-
ing to probe Miss Doves inc
Miss Jones was enjoying an
afternoon of by the pool that
day. looking not a day over 81
and hale as q horse.
y ~
While these lapses rob the film
of credibility. the players can
not be blamed. Good Morning
Miss Dove" concerns itself with
q strict New England school
teacher who is considered t'the
terrible Miss Dove" until she
comes down with a dire ailment.
The townsfolk then discover that
she has set generations of them
on the right path and is a be-
loved figure. Miss Jones gives the
old girl the works.
She plays her in. at least six
Evening star., 1955-11-24

starts OF by recalling how she
got into this In the first place
her return from school a care
free maiden, her fathers sudden
death. her discovery that he had
borrowed" $1,000 from his
bank. her determination to pay
1t back.
She goes on from there. In
fact. it is one of the films short
comings-though short is hardly
the word-that Miss Dove seems
gifted with total recall. Mr.. Kos
ter would have served the pace
of his movie better had he inn
posed an occasional lapse of
memory to speed things up.
Maybe he figured one cliche
more or less wouldn't make
much difference. Or maybe he
was just too busy trying to keep
all these fiashbacks straight. He
deserves credit for managing
this. at least.
Evening star., 1955-11-24

''Good Morning. Miss Dove" is
q motion picture which some
determined actors do their level
best to rescue from a more than
somewhat overwrought produc-
tion. These heroic attempts at
redemption may not be wholly
successful, but they do inject
some moments of life into the
new film at the Palace.
The most successful of these
in the movie version Of Frances
Gray Patton's widely circulated
novel are Jennifer Jones. who
plays Miss Dove. and Robert
Stack. They get some able as
sists from Peggy Knudssn. Kipp
Hamilton. Marshall Thompson,
Robert Douglas and Chuck Con-
riors. among several dozen others.
Producer Samuel @. Engel did
not stint on his cast.
i
Unfortunately he and Director
Henry Roster have put their
players through their PAGES in
d production that Is decidedly
old fashioned. for all its De Luxe
Color, CinemaScope and stero-
phonic sound. Crowds gather.
not spontaneously, but as if di-
rected by a drill sergeant The
streets they walk are obviously
on q studio back lot.
In a medium which has dis
covered the merit of giving q
genuine story q genuine mount
ing. old-fashioned Is the only
word for this sort of thing. 1t
can only lead to the conclusion
Evening star., 1955-11-24

'of the seven ages if women ad-
NIT to seven) and she Is willing
at all times to look as web as
act her age. It is a good. honest
performance and consequently ii
is an affecting one a great deal
of the time.
Robert Stack does his bit in
the direction of believability. too,
as the former pupil of Miss Dove,
who grows up to perform a deli
cate spinal operation and save
her life. No pains of his labor
show through and it comes out
as an easy going, believable per-
Torrance. Peggy Knudsen as an
unwed mother pure in heart and
Marshall Thompson as Miss
Doves first, only and rejected
suitor have effective moments,
too.
~ $50
The tear-jerking events of the
Palace film are unfolded in
fiashback. Miss Dove feels a
stahhing pain and Immediately
falls In to a series Of reveries
about old pupils whose adult
paths are crossing hers. She
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Slight Change

How to make a mouse look
friendly was solved by Para
mount designers making q
mouse costume for Jerry Lewis
in Hal Wallis vistavision
Technicolor musical comedy.
Artists and Models" 1t was
given buck teeth instead OF
the rodents sharp molars.
Evening star., 1955-11-24
BY HARRY MACARTHUR

GOOD MORNING, MISS DOVE a
20th-Fox release Of Samuel q. Engel
production, directed by Henry Roster.
acfeenplay by Eleanore Grimm, from
10 novel BY Frances Gray FRtton. with
music BY Leigh Harline. AT the Palace
5tieater.
Evening star., 1955-11-24

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Zakliucak

posednje eetiri godine imao prlilu da Sc cno
uverm kako e zaednca postala edno ogrono poduzeee
kako njezin poslovi sno kompcran Promiene "a
kona nacin poslovanja danomce wise zapleteni
Pred dvje godne uvee drzave no sistem gods
MIA zvesca Ova promjena bla je tako drastGna da
Sc organzacje nasle kao posvema zgubljene Pitts
burghu bla e konferenca svh dobrotvornh
ganzacja tn diva dana razglabali problem gods-
njh zvjesca, govornici bill nabolji umov, ko rade
ma pou dobrovornh organzacija Ovo zelim nagla-
siti cato da predocm delegaa, da ne wise ednosavna
stvar menjati ljude Izvrsnom Odboru Ljud koji su
provel cijei zvo nekm organzacijama vaznom po-
lozaju bill posvema zgubjeni kada dosi novi
kon metode posovanu, sto mozemo ocekvati Cd
osobe koja ne nkada tim posom bavila, da &c bt
stanju da to sve odmah shvati
Moi predsasnik je u svome izvjestu "a proslu
konvenciju sijedece:
"Izmjena Sc moze ucinti ali ako nasi GlanoH imaju
zasta nteres organzacije srcu on &c prizna da IL
mjenjivati jednog namestenika iii casnika drugim
svakoj konvenci nje nacn napredka nit zvota Mnogo
je vaznJe danas da glavnom uredu okupi spremne
sposobne se bio to medju odborncma casnicima iii
dju cnovncma, koj &c rukovoditi posovanjem bara
tat movinom te nase organizacje zdusno posteno
Americke organizacje kompanije danas svak na6in
traze da odrze kod sebe spremne radne se mi
isti nacn opskrb er posovane koje danas vrs
Zajednc, nemoze nauciti preko noci."
Jedno priznat, da tokom proslih cetiri 60
dine, cd kada vrsio duznost gavnog tanika dobio
potpunu suradnu nash odsjecnih tajnka. On mi bill
ruci pax i'm ovime cd zahvaljujem. Tako
der zahvaljujem mojim kolegama Glavnom Odboru
ostalim casnicma nam jestenicima cnovnicima CLAW
nom uredu.
Joseph Bella, glavn tai jnik HBZ
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IzVJESCE GLAvk0G TAJNIKA
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most 1866 tanova 1541 canova scrpo e vred
most zajmom certifikat iii svega 3,407 clanova
Ova zaklada naazi sada vrlo dobrom stanju.
Obracun svih cerfkata ucnjen je American Ex-
perence Table go time e potpuno udovoeno zahtjev
ma propisima drzavnh vlast Drugim rijeGma to znaG
da canstvo osgurano estvcu cd 40 kamata morale
b wise patat posto je kamatnak uloske spao ispod
800. Da uredi bio e porebno blzu diva mlijuna
doara e najvse bo utroSeno stare Ganstvo. Ovo
e dobar dokaz sto znaG ma prcuvnu zakadu NaSe clan
stvo osieurano ie ma sliiedece liestvice:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-28
Ukupno

Kako je moi predsasnik kazao svojem zvescu pro-
su konvencu, "Ovo nje blo ucnjeno bez nekh zrtava
tai preokre nasem posovanju je sva clan osjetio
snizenim divdendma IL zakade osmrtnna preneseno e
$25590473 zakladu upravnih troskova. Oval prenos
cnjen e temelu dozvole novog drzavnog zakona
sh pravla koje je clanstvo putem referenduma zeno
sagasno tim zakonom. Prema tome zakonu mi smile emo
uc prenos cd $50 IL zaklade osmrtnna zakladu uprav-
nih troskova cd ubranh canskih goldsmith prsojba "a
osmrtnine.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-28

Cd sada unaprijed mogu ocekivati veci zdatci
poSo ce bit wise popravaka oko kuca koe danomce po
staju sve strosenje.
Gubitak fai prosle cetiri godne bio je $3.50 So
kada b mas Dom bio jednom zabitnom mjestu gde bi
bo teSko kupt zelenine kroz eto onda bi
farme bo opravdano, ali pokraj samog Donna naaze
veke fane koe imaju kroz cijelo ljeo svega zbor
kud kamo jeftnije nego to kosta da prradimo Mi
drzimo da nije opravdano radjvat farmu kojo
pokazuje tolil manjak
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nece nkad bti utjerani Prepouceno e bio proso kon-
venc da nastoji utjera te racune on koji ola Sc
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edan svarni zakljucak tome Ovo bi bio porebno
utniti ovoj konvenc tako da nosi knjigama
ono sto nema nikakove vrijednosti
Zallada Upravnih Troskova
prose cetiri godne wise je izdato nego primito tu
zakladu S237 1929 Oval manjak nadomesten e pre-
il zakade osmrtnina Kako to prize napome-
null drzavi Pennsylvania usvojen zakon prema koe
mu zakonu sobodno prenese IL zaklade osmrtnna "a
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Solventnost zaednice sto e preko 1000, sasto cd
zakade vska pricuvne zaklade cemo dvie "a
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koe porebne da stave ivesGe kao nasa obaveza
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svote, koja naazi zakladi osmrnina tai visak IL
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Evening star., 1955-05-07

1910 Cedar lane, Bethesda, Md.
Farrar Bros, Inc, builder.
Bethesda area: 8 bedrooms:
basement; l story. Wis. ave. to
Bradley blvd. left on Bradley
blvd. 2 $40 miles to Rayburn
rd., follow arrows to house. or
out Old Georgetown rd. to Roose-
welt ST.. left to 1904 Pelham rd.,
Bethesda. Md. Cadillac Split
Level Ramblers, builders.
Bethesda area: 3 bedrooms;
basement; split-level. Wis. ave.
one-half mile beyond Bethesda
Naval Hospital to model house
at corner Of Elsmere ave. and
Wis. ave-, Bethesda, Md. Long
meadow Const. Co., builder.
Hillandale area: 3 bedrooms:
basement; split-level. New
Hampshire ave. to 10400 block.
turn right on Oakland court to
1921 Oaklawn court, Hillandale,
Md. Edward A. Blick, Inc,
builder.
Silver Spring area: 3 bed
rooms; basement: l story. Four
blocks north of Colesville rd. and
Georgia ave., turn left to ITO
Highland dr.. Silver Spring, Md,
coming from Georgia ave-, NV.
Tarco Const. Co.. Inc. builder.
Potomac area: 3 bedrooms;
basement; l and 11a stories.
River I'd. from D. c. / block be-
yond Potomac intersection to
Gary rd., right to houses. Oliver
T. Carr, Jr., Inc, builder.
Bethesda area: 3 and 4 bed
rooms; basement: IN stories
(split-leveD. Wis. ave. to Brad
ley blvd. left on Bradley to Will
son lane. left to Whittier blvd,
left / block to Kirby rd., right
2 blocks to Hemlock st., Bethes-
da, Md. Baruch, Freed and Sons,
Inc. builder.
Bethesda area: 3 bedrooms;
basement; split-level. Bradley
blvd. to Wilson lane, left on Will
son to Marbury, left on Mar
bury l block to sign. Cavalier
Const. Corp, builder.
Bethesda area: 5 bedrooms;
basement; split-level. Wis. ave.
to Bradley blvd, left on Bradley
to Wilson lane, left to Westfield
dr., left to Landon lane and
left to 7701 Holiday ter. Landon
Village. Bethesda. Md. L. e.
Breuninger g. Sons, Inc, builder.
Bethesda area: 3 bedrooms;
basement; ~ split-level. Wis
consin ave. to Bradley blvd, left
on Bradley to Wilson lane, left
to 6204 Wilson lane, Bethesda,
Arizona sun., 1955-10-07

If you ever find among your
snapshots one in which your pri-
mary subject doesn't stand out as
much as you'd like if you are
wishing you'd have moved in a
little closer with your camera,
stop the wishful thinking because
the situation can still be rem
edied.
This remedy has name. It's
called cropping and enlarging.
That's because you "crop away"
all Of the picture that you don't
want. and enlarge the part that's
left.
It's a regular practice among
professional photographers and
amateurs who do their own dark
room work. We know people who
Just never seem to make print
of a whole negative. Thus. they
have chance to improve their
Arizona sun., 1955-10-07

publication of Newcomb and
Sammons, Chicago, Illinois.
Tudor said that the book scored
S5.8 points out of a possible 100 to
place second behind Aluminium
Company of America with S7.5.
ESQ Standard Oil Company placed
third.
In individual scoring, the report
scored SO out of 100 as financial
statement and 81 for plant level
acceptance, the highest score in
the contest.
In another major contest, spon-
sored by Financial World" maga-
zine, the utility's report has been
judged as one of 200 finalists out
of more than 5000 entries. 1t is
now eligible for judging in the
Arizona sun., 1955-10-07
light cardboard which
"frame" big help
in determining just what is the best picture
You Can Get Closer to Your Subject After the
Pictures Taken

composition after the picture is
taken.
But so does everyone-whether
you do your own printing or not.
Your photofnisher can do it for
you.
All you need do is select the
square or rectangular area of the
snapshot that you'd like enlarged
Mark it on the print (use grease
pencil if you want to save the
snapshot) and take it, with your
negative, to your photofnisher.
It's a good idea to consult him
about the size of your enlarge
ments, because it will depend on
the quality of your negative.
These enlargements will cost you
a little more than if you were
having an enlargement made OF
the full negative. but they are
still inexpensive and so very
worthwhile.
John Van Guilder
Arizona sun., 1955-10-07
New Recreation
Area Opens

The County Parks Department
today announced the opening Of
the Coffelt-Lamoreaux Recreation
Area at 1910 South 10th Drive.
Activities which will be provided
at the area are as follows:
Movies on Sunday evenings start
ing at $50 pm.
Arts and crafts classes for adults
on Thursday evenings from 6:3
pm. to $50 pm. in leather craft,
copper tooling, textile painting,
ceramics, basketry, and other pro-
jects.
Also provided at the area are fa-
cilities for quiet games such as:
checkers, dominoes, Chinese check
rs, ping pong, monopoly, and other
games.
Every other Friday night some
type of social event will be staged
such as: dances. parties, plays, etc.
Equipment is also provided for
volleyball, basketball, football, soft
ball, baseball, and other sports.
Hours for the new Center are as
follows:
Monday through Friday, 200 to
900 pm.
Saturday, 9 am. to 100 PM
600 pm. to 1000 pm.
Closed Sundays.
Mr.. Ricardo Hernandez, recently
discharged from the Air Force, is
in charge of the area. Further in
formation about recreation pro-
gram can be had by calling AL
pine 8-9611, Extension 5 or 6.
The County Parks Department,
with the addition of the new area,
is now operating eight recreation
areas with supervision.
Arizona sun., 1955-10-07
HIGHWAY PATROL
GETS NEW CARS

The Arizona State Highway Pa
troll will put thirty new 1855 Olds-
mobile 88 two door sedans into
service this month. The cars will
be white and have the patrols in
sigma on the doors. They. are
equipped with syncromesh trans
missions and have 2O2 horsepower
Rocket engines
Arizona sun., 1955-10-07

"Bronze Oscar of Industry" section
of the contest. There are 1OO|
bronze Oscars" awarded annually
in various industrial classifications.
Out of these, six silver Oscar win
ners are chosen and out of the six
silver finalistS, the grand champion
gold oscar winner is picked.
Arizona sun., 1955-10-07
PROCLAMATION
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEEK

WHEREAS, the national observance of Newspaper week
the better public understanding OF our news
which afforded by Tree
press institution being to our
of life; and
WHEREAS, for nearly three hundred the newspapers
integral part OF
and guarded our
freedom of assembly; and
responsible built the knowledge that
constitutional right maintains vital role
Forum, fighting your right to know,
NOW, THEREFORE, w. Mcfarland, Governor, do
hereby designate proclaim the week of October first TO
October eighth 1855,
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEEK
tribute to those
fight consistently maintain that invaluable OF our
freedom free press.
WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hand and caused
t.-: e..:- ~ the Great Seal of the State Of
to be affixed this first day
of October, in the of Our Lord
Thousand Nine Hundred and
ffty-five
OVERNOR
ATTEST:
Secretary of State 81
Arizona sun., 1955-10-07
APSCO's '54 Annual Report Grabs
"Show" Spot In National Contest
ATTEST:
Secretary of State

Arizona Public Service Company's 1854 Annual Re-
port featuring cartoon characters Gordo and Pepito Lo
pez has second place in nationwide contest accord
ing to AL Tudor manager of the companys Public In
formation Section The contest sponsored by The Scre