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AUCTION SALES
PERSONAL

PROTESTANT CHURCH GROUP de-
Bires regular place TO- meet Sunday
mornings and one midweek evening.
Desire location in growing COM
1nSnsSn g rss51i Arl-Fal' ch' 81, sssa'
FRENCH COOKING, Paris teacher;
reasonable; Ja nvas classes fs.m-
TUTORING DURING CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAYS FOR SEMESTER Ex.
ccfATEs q oEoRdTN. AD. $500,
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS and
Invitations; 24-hr. service, STAN
LEY ADAMS PRINTING. sos Ilth
st. NV. d. 7-1434. l9'
WARM COY ROOMS, 8 tasty meals
for retired ladies who do not smoke
g. su drink ss Must o Be p 5s as s sS4 s9n
MIMEoGRAPHING - 500 copies,
st. NV. RIM. IS ST. 3-6lS8. 23'
DORMs 81, U. 8. Job applications.
prepared and typed, personnel coun.
sellins ECH. sERv. CO.. 1910. x
st. NV. ST. 3-61S6. 23'
S-oZ. BOTTLE PERFUME. Chanei
Gardenia. S75 IA. $1,000. --lS
PERMANENT, So; shampoo and nm
ger wave, 76c. WARFLYNN BEAU.
TY COLLEGE, 1910 q ct. NV.
II UNABLE to attend classes. try
tutoring ct home. Elem. III. s.h.,
sub. UN 4-19S3.
XMAS MUSIC LESSONS: Course SIS
TON CONSERVATORY. Ho. 2-oefS.
MOVIE CLUB forming for 10 nm.
sound protector owners. Many
benefits. 10. 7-S26S.
"THANKS to the Infant Of Prague
for the Many Favors Received by
Eovenas and Prayers"
BE AT THE KICKOFF between Ok
lahoma and Maryland on January
2. 1855 Stay at the Arlington Ho-
tel OH the ocean at Fifth street,
Miami Beach. Florida Rooms still
available at SO per day per person
double occupancy. Write or wire
BUSINESS CARDS. 1000. raised let
tiers, S2.a5: 3-line rubber stamp.
81 40, 2-day service. RA. 3-2780.
DRESS DESIGNING and maxine.
TAILORING. alterations BY N. Y. de-
qigner; ..Setisfsction guaranteed.
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When dnspertnp ADVERTISEMENT
addressed TO Star bo1es do NOT
;nclose ORIGINAL references photo.
orduhs or other materials OF per
soHdl pdlue Copies serre the pRf
pose Originals maS Get lost
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HELP--MEN
BROKERAGE
MANAGER

BUTCHER. exper.. full time or part
time. MCKINLEY MARKET, 32l I
st. ne, no. 2-33S0. ID
BUTCHER. Good steady Job; excel.
lent pay: must be SOBER QUALITY
SUPER MARKET, 4Sl7 Georgta
ave. NV, RIA, 6-l106,
CASHIER-CHECKER for supermar.
keL; good pay. steady work. Apply
FEDERAL SUPER MARKET. 243o
Penna ave. NV. III
CARPRNTER-Expe on ate
rations, capable mechanic, inside
work, in local hotel, S75 wk.. AZ
hrs. NO. 10000.
CARPET MECHANIC, experienced,
5sO2 GeorEia ave. NV. lis
CHEFS, day or night. for new sea-
food restaurant 10 be opened after
New Year. Inquire daily. 10 10
u. 1906 Rhode Island ave. ne.
LA. 6-e727. .
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ELECTRONICS
ENGINEERS
ENGINEERS

Progressive research organization
needs mechanical and eleetronic
engineers with 10 years experience
In design, test and operation Of
artificial satellites. Send complete
resume. including salary, to Box
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MECHANICAL
ENGINEER
Rixon Electronics, Inc.
WHEATON. MD.

CAT THE TRIANGLED
FOR A MECHANICAL ENGINEER
WITH EXPERIENCE IN ELEC-
TRONIC AND RELATED EQUIP
MENT. WE ARE EXPANDING
our oTRoAcc COMPANY A Foley s5sRt IN n:
REGULAR SALARY REVIEW. 8
PAID HOLIDAYS. HOSPITALlzAa-
TONS, AS WELL AS MANY OTHER
BENEFITS. PLEASE CONTACT MR..
QUINN FOR APPOINTMENT.
RIXON ELECTRONICS, Inc.
24l4 Reedie Dr., wheaton, Nd.
LO. $3.50 lis
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AIRPORT CARGO TRAFFIC position
AirWsys' Inc. washington Ma
tional Airport; high school educa-
ton and, tipping ability required.
also valid drivers license; rotating
Day and afternoon shifts; trs ,,sl
auent increases, age limit 81 80
thfoqsh Friday. between 10 an.
and Pm. lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
ASSISTANT
REAL ESTATE MANAGER

Mature man over so for permanent
position In established real estate
once supervising maintenance and
purchases In connection with OPP
GRAFTON Of several large apartment
buildings and once buildings. Sal
ary. $4,000. Box GAG. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

DENTAL TECHNICiAN HELPERS.
Experienced In denture polishing.
Eg q sm vow RAs iii HRSS}s b2sffRI
pGi9sw laSa 8; Cook ~ helper: expsr.
opportunity TO learn cooking: must
have good refs. RIORDAN'e. 1855
4th Of. s.W. Apply after 2 Pm. Mon.
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HElP-MEN tconl. !
Accountant, rec. deg. to SIS
ARLINGION-ALEX.

Accountant. rec. deg. to SIS
ARLINGION-ALEX.
Transportation research. deg. S35u
Bkkpr.. const.. AMMAN. car nee. so
ssyfoiI *: exp, Fix. car nee, s5S
Secy. natl. organic, : to $500
Layout man. good typ. So 5
Temp. elk typ. 40 mos. S250
photographer, min. VI. exp. d, $3.50
Ticket agent, h.s,g., shifts = S23S
Bar Bark trainee' yng; h asiY: 70 500
Store mgr, mature. howe. exp,
Parts elk, exp. Jeff Davis $50
Messenger. h.s.g., 1929, sd. 500
POTOMAC EMP. AGCY
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl. ia. $4,000
,os ~ k RrSs5 81 IA. Alex IN XII n a9o95
ADJUSTOR-Age 21-30. Prefer man
with, general claims experience,
ssss 'S Ut more for d sShs man on s.Et
perienee. plus liberal MI. and car
allowance. MANAGEMENT cos :
SULTANTS, INC. Suite 800, l406
.ASSOuNCERS AND WRITERS for
radio and Ty; South Carolina, Vir-
ginia and Maryland. NATIONAL
ACADEMY OF BROADCASTNG.
DE 2-55S0 lis
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN -
Minimum Of 4 yrs. experit zee,
permanent position. Virginia once
Cali JE. 4-4134 or JE. 4-4044,
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTsMAN Re-
cent graduate. preferred: 3 years
exper. desirable. Write stating
BACKGROUND. training. exper. and
salary expected. Box SC. Star.
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTS n A n.
Talented modern work only. Apply
by letter only. swing schooline. ex-
CHARLES NJ. GOODMAN ASSoCI-
ATES. S14 18th st. NV.
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Assistant Managers
FINANCE AND
LOAN COMPANY

Needs best assistant managers in
Washinston area for large expan-
sion program. Rapid promotion TO
manager assured. Send summary
Of experience and phone number
for confidential interview.
ROY 2A7-C HTAR Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

MAINT. MECH, apt. project Must
Perm. Job for sober. reliable man:
live IN Or out, 10, s, 5ENr lis
resent q Mid western manufactures
Of Dashboard radiation. air-condi.
Must have fair knowledge OF heat
Ing, Sell to 3obbers only and DO
promotional work among archie
tects and builders. Call FOR spp&
ST 2-AAh2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
ENGINEER

engineer to work for
architectural firm on buildinG
structure layout and fleld inspec-
ton. Must be registered engineer
Please furnish experience record
training, salary desired. telephone
number and address in flrst re-
Spouse. Reply ROGERS & ITALIA.
FERRO, ARCHITECTS. Box 1877
Annapolis, Maryland.
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ATTORNEY

Must be specialist on government
construction contract Law for per-
manent position. in home once Of
q New York City construction firm.
Send full particulars, references,
experience. salary desired. Box
Sole. Star.
AUTO SALESMAN-If you want 70
earn $4,000 per year this Is II!
For inexperienced men, weeks
training program combining class
room and practical training under
qualified instructors. InteliiRence
and industry prime requisites for
acceptance. Apply Mr.. Watson,
LOGAN Ford. DI. T-5S00. 30
AUTO SALESMAN, used cars. 4 to
work for one Of Americas Oldest
and largest Ford Dealers, Excellent
pay plan. transp: furn:. must have
local refs. sTEUART MOTORS
3rd and H st. ne, MR.. TUCKER
or CHURCH lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

ACCTS. AND BKPRS.
facets. Far East $4,000 to 100000
Srs.. semi-srs. and Jrs. for CPAs,
Highest salaries
Asst. bkkprs. ~ S55-S70
oTHER OFFICE PosrTIONs
Sales. cleo. appl.. exper. ---- TO $500
Electronic techs. $50 wk
Typist 900 w.p,m. light s.h.) $500
once clerks, all locs. -- S5Q
Clerk typists go ..~-~---- TO S65
once boy, white -----. So
APPLY APPLY Now FOR AFTER XMAS,
ATLAS AGENCY
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. Room 500
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-----------.- 800 wk
NATIONAL
Employment
Service
SALES

Many openings for young statesmen
and sales trainees, excel. oppor
with NATL. companies. lsome furn.
carr OFFICE psorEssiiooiNsatGG mo,
Adm. clerk, type so w.p.m., start
4 mos; around clock 80 $500; dnG up
BA statistics $4,000
Adm. trainees, Bus. Adm; deg no
Acctg. grads, no fee - $4,000 up
Acct, hospital, no fee $1,000
Operations mgr, airline, overseas,
Plant engr, hospital, no fee 1890 Il SS6
Methods procedure men tknoyiedge
BooEkeeper $500 mo.
Claims I'D, sdj. traines Gins. coz s,oo sS 800
Clerk, any age, club. III An! Am,
translator Ii o.' Spanish. age so-a5, iii.
ENGINEERING
Data eyaluation enBr. guided missile
p Dc rac eomm nins'e''ss7 .S6o.siI 900
8. 8. Armed Forces ofncer; must
have exper. and training IN cleo
tronics-travel Sal open
Electronic parts cataloger $4,000
$4,000 yr,
Sales and ilason, dealer. distributor,
factory, electronic items; expenses,
plus comm. plus $1,000. Sales. fire
control systems, broadcast equipt.
etc: to govt end industry to 49,
500 yr.
acceptance co-ordinator,
LIB and U. s. govt. contracts ex-
per. TO SlO'Vuu UP
Mech. enRr for worldwide sur,
vey - SB'Svnn
Prod, expediter, electrical $1,000
sketch and layout $3,12O
NO FEE
Chief industrial engr; MIN VT Mo e =,
Eissc.t:ronic ensrs., deveipt. sl4, 900
Mech. enars. 49, ----- TO Slg'vgrDD
1Effsss ifsI EsMpLoYMENT isSEkiyiSIcSSS
1 los 10th 81. NV. kx. S-72TV
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JUNIOR

LIBRARIAN-To develop Library
service in G. recently established
community library adjacent TO
leaS1s ssa y beri e $780, 1895:
leave allowance. retirement and IN.
eIsmsrt plan; Apply PRINCE
LIBRARY, 1927 Gallatin st.. ny.
attsyille; Nd: WA. z,49i9; u,
MECHANIC. experienced. $500
Georgia ave. NV. -18
LINOLEUM MECHANIC, fully en-.
per-; capable Of taking estimator'S
lob Amply BOX &c Star lis
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BAKERY CLERK, part time. evening
work, In Alex. store or main store.
D. c, permit. HELLER'S BAKERY,
1921 Mt. Pleasant st. NV, CO.
5-9732.
BARRIERS, coIored. Apply 2100h
14th st. NV. Ii. 1887.
BOOKBINDER Journeyman. for
large cutter. Permanent position
with quality house; union scale
best of conditions HAYNES LITH-
OGRAPH CO.. 1l40 East-West
hwy. Silver Spring, Nd. JU: a.
5000. -lS
BOOKKEEPER-ACCOUNTA con-
struction experience preferred but
not essential. all replies confiden-
tial. Box 476-C. Star. is
BOOKKEEPER, part time; exchange
services for use Of sleeping room.
in better-class rooming house, near
Dupont Circle. Me. s-24sb.
BKKPRS. exper. $50 wk.
Night supv. -typist S7b Wk.
once messenger, 81 81 .04 hr.
ALLEN BR1EN Personnel Service
404 N. Y. Ave. RE. 7-72bO
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COOK

TO WORK AT NATIONAL
AIRPORT IN UNITED AIR
LINES FLIGHT KITCHEN.
MUST HAVE FIRST GLASS
EEsEAfENeE! 81 szok Ho ,6K.
DER EXPERIENCES NOT &C
CEPTABLE. 40-HOuR WEEK.
STARTING WAGE, 81 ,73 PER
HOUR. COMPLETE EN-
PLOYF BENEFIT PROGRAM
INCLUDING FREE LIFE IN
SURANCE. PAID SICK LEAVE.
VACATION AND COAST TO
IEGEs. CALI. sT. 8-0870,
EXT. 373. FOR INTERVIEW.
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ENGINEERS

ENIkN
and mechanical. for re-
search work on ordnance, guided
missile and aircraft projects. Write
full. p o. Box 596S Bethesda. Nd.
ENGLISH TEACHER, part time:
must have experience. BERLITZ
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. I740
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MANAGER

Experience secondary 10
ability and ambition. Man
capable of taking complete
charge of small but growing
food carry-out chain. Must
have car. Must not be re-
stricted to ordinary hours.
Exceptional deal for right
man. Write full summary Of
experience to Box 232-C;
Evening star., 1955-05-18

apply for a marriage license on
one day, Ddit three full days
and receiue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
otas NV. Api and Vrainia TN y Ienssar. @ 's Is. sc5
ssS:rls so;z S. IL o3 81 e 3: s It. s and
and carrie Monyhan, 66. 1882 ssth
Harold DANES, 25. and Anita Wilson.
curtis , BAILEY, q. 7S7 g{fh Il, Il n:s' and
Leroy 0a Mantei. SCa; IS, and IN Martha Kimbaii.
~, both Of Alexandria. Va.
P'iih Te Na4as ymS g. g. 5ts$ S24s Sa it p -. Sc and
NOsAf s., both aaH Of S4so Pennssivaais ave. ave.
'oaR sRrIsy ssa7e ase6n 81 '1s e. 4a4 asa aPf 81
". both o. Arlington. Va. ''
So Nae Ns dsddis 5s. i 2siS fn GsOrsis e RIA ave-. "a
Oakley rtnsham, AZ; 1sls . Rossdals .st stt;
steWsTd MaTylaRd Warass asa, e. e. eas Elliott st.
and Rose Gatewood. 80, 519 2nd st.
Eduardo @ sqinssES, ss,x IS; sas1 18th at at;
Al!Ia AsS5Pe stoPey. y %, and Frances sudduth.
Roy a. Roberts. 81. Kansas City. kans..
and Florence Ross. 81. Chevy Chase,
HAND EiS: la: iasaaS mos e. 'ins gsG PsS flsS
reS R5SS!s Il ls2s s2s5 Eys S.so1 u and
and Carol Henschel, IL. 4is Missouri
GeorFe Taylor. "a. s1z R st. nv, and
and Fs sssb: as aSsn.S ssa SenGlsop s 2ratPss If
James Wheeler. 20. ss1s Jay st. ne.
Lothar Keppler. 20, Fort Meade. Nd, and
Dorothy Keppler. 2S. Arlington, Va.
John ElmOEe. e, Eyattsviiie., Nd. and
Colin Hamilton, q: and MsuTssn s Ms- Ne
oe5a Teleki. 4s. chaFlossssyills,. ~ Va and
'ansf nsen Rss eass ss 1899 soS YSu 4snd s s. AND
Clayton Myers, "a. .Arkansaw. wis. and
Geraldine Pollard, "a, Arlington, Va.
Ross Fiasco, 90, 401 Orange st. Sc, and
Annabelle Deity. %. 1876 Ivanhoe
wan Nopert 81, Brussels, Belgium. and
Ralph Maier, 36. 1927 18th st. NV, and
Gretchen White. 20. 1880 R st. NV.
Louis DeInnocentes %, 1915 40th pl
NV, and Mary McFadden, %, 1901
33rd ST. NV.
Frank Singleton, %. 1176 Morse ST. me-,
and Clementine Jones. "a, 227 st.
Harry Smith. SO. 753 Fairmont st. NV,
and Laura Lucas, 43, 1906 9Th st. NV.
Spyros Hallas, 20. 1884 14th st. NV,
and Maria Ioannou. "a, 6410 Ridge
DIR. NV
Richard Nelson, 27, 1907 Anacostia ave.
ne, and Dorothy Moore, 81, 1901
Anacostia ave. ne.
Evening star., 1955-05-18
Family Court Topic

The District Social Hygiene
Society will discuss "The Value
of a Family Court" at its an
nual meeting at 8 pm. tomorrow
In the All Souls Unitarian
Church, Sixteenth and Harvard
streets NV.
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McGiII Alumni to Meet

McGill University Alumni will
meet from $3.50 to II pm. to-
morrow in the home of Mrs.
Richard Brooke Roberts, 4430
Linnean avenue NV.
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. ldtp couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, Udit three full days
and receiue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
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HERE AND THERE
/: AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCk :
Mrs. 3. Handy, Reporter Phone FIR 4ss7 or FIR 4-sss5

X
Marine Venard Battle, r, of Mr. and Mrs Venard
Battle 1911 East Broadway left Monday for Camp
Pendleton California. He spent IA months Japan
graduate of St. Bartholomew Catholic school.
The Summer Reading club the Library sos East 18th
street will begin May 81 Title Build yourself Library
Fourth Grade Up The club will thru August 81
party will be given September l. p Prizes will
given at that time to the boy girl reading largest
number of books 25; perfect attendance Story
will be every Thursday, p, beginning June for pre-
school thru Bird grade, title "Som L. different teacher
each week Mrs Tie Bogard June Mrs Cementne JONES'
librarian.
The 244 session of the Ushers union was held at the
Eighth Street Baptist church. Sunday, Rev. w. Vaughn
pastor. Amount of money raised S225 SO The next
meeting will be held Wednesday, June l. p m at Greater
Shiloh Baptist church. Rev. G. E. Wright pastor Rev.
Eli Hicks chaplain; G. H. Brown president; Mrs Handy
reporter
The Singing union will be held Sunday, 23O p m. st.
Luke Baptist church. Rev c. D. Peaway pastor;
president; Mrs Dona Hughes, secretary.
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SECTION 8. All permttees shall be issued permit to
purchase feedsus and each permttee shall have permit
Upon making purchases of feedstuffs the seller
shall upon FORMS promulgated by the Commissioner and
furnished by the seller indicate the and permit num-
of the permtee purchasing the the quantity and
description of feedsufs purchased and the total sales price
thereon.
SECTION 4. One copy of each sales report shall be
kept by the seller copy shall be delivered to the
mittee and copy shall be sent to the Commissioner
The permtee and seller their authorized agents. shall
sign each sales transaction form Copies Of all forms shall
be maintained by the seller pemttee and Revenue Depart
ment for a period Of not less than three (3l years
SECTION g. The failure Of the seller to comply with
any of the provisions Of this Act shall be prma face proof
that the exemption herein provided shall not be applicable
eedsufs being used for other purposes
than grow produce livestock andor poultry and in
such the Commissioner is hereby authorized,
powered and directed and collect said tax
provided in the Gross Receipts Tax Act and the Compen
sang Tax Act Of this State provided further that either
the seller permittee fails to comply with any Of the
visions of this Act he shall be guilty of misdemeanor and
upon conviction therefor shall be punishable by fine of not
less than five hundred (S50000) dollars than two
thousand five hundred (S2,5000O) dollars.
SECTION g. The provisions of this Act hereby de-
cared be severabe and the declaration that portion
hereof is unconstitutional shall not affect the validity OF the
remaining portions.
SECTION T. Any and all laws or parts of laws in
fct herewith are hereby repealed.
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AN ACT to Exempt Feedstuffs Used in the Growing
Production of Livestock and Poultry in This State
From the Tax Levied Under the Gross Receipts Tax and
That Levied Under the Compensatng Tax Act and for
Other Purposes.
Be Enacted By the General Assembly Of the State Of
Arkansas:
SECTION /. All feedstuffs used in growing pro-
ducng livestock and poultry in this State shall be exempt
the provisions of Act 1885, Ark Acts Of 1871 amend
by Act 49, Ark Acts Of 1949 known the Gross Receipts
Tax Act and shall be from the provisions of Act
487 Ark Acts of 1949 known the Arkansas Compen-
satng Tax Act.
SECTION 2. The following words and phrases shall,
except where the context clearly indicates different
ing, have the following meanings:
TAI Seller: The "seler" is defined having
a retail permit is provided by the Gross Receipts
Tax Act.
(b) Permittee. The term "permttee includes any indi
vidua company, partnership, joint venture, joint agree
ment association corporation who andIor pro-
duces livestock andio poultry.
(c) Commissioner: The Commissioner" is defined
to the Commissioner Of Revenues.
I'D Feedstuffs: The term "feedstuts" is defined to
all materia which commonly known and used as
for livestock and Tor poultry including 1nmxed
processed grans unground hay; whole ground straw,
and hulls when not mixed with other MATERIAL.
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gives o o State Akant tor Acsp
10 o tito b gned by Of hga0 II
gn of Session General Assembly be fd o the
lea he mex GenraE
The ding same %
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Dono but
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fGng any O gn ai tamhd nd sub he nd o fine not
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West Rock
Betty Madden

Betty Madden
Mrs. John Aaron was accom-
panied to Hot Springs by John
and Thelma Aaron. Butch, Sissy
and Phyllis Guess, also made the
trip A state rally will be
given at the Oak Grove Baptist
church by Mrs. Mable Sanders,
Title Road to Jericho" Mrs,
Vestia Madden visited her moth
er in North Little Rock recently
A very enjoyable birthday
party was given for Curtis Simp-
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phone Us Your News - FIR 2-5938

THE CLUBS
- Cavalette club met with Mrs Fannie Day 1908 1-2
treet After a brief business session, games were
nth Mesdames Helen Richardson Charity Lee and
Thnston winning prizes Next meeting will be with
Louis Boone MIS- fAieua 'o"eS' p'eeiue'' MIS- maoe
on reporter
@ business and Professional Women's club will meet
\ yWCA Monday at 7:3O p. m.
, YOU may be popular graceful, poised and cultured
L first time you offered all the Ballroom Dances
professional Dance instructor. Quick and Easy Reas-
| e,tes FOX TROT, WALTZ, SWING RUMBA SAM
TANGO and The CUBAN MAMBO are all yours Spe-
otas TO School teachers Be the First arrive and Win
Ysa Dance Lesson Glasses Beginning Friday, May ~
|. ZOO til 900 D. at the Community Center End floor
and Chester Streets. ADV
1pv YWCA with the president Mrs. A. T Cullens pre-
T. Devotions were led by Mesdames Caldwell and Wade
Committees reported Approximately so members were
sr This being the premothers day meeting prizes
N accordingly. Receiving prize the oldest mother
Mrs. Annie Hunter youngest mother Mrs. Lillian
NAL Oldest mother with largest number of children v-
Mrs Laura Waugh. Mrs Waugh has six living children
DANES Geraldine Holt Julia Odom and Alberta Thomas
bmtesses served the guests Next meeting will be June
!. the Phyllis Wheatley with hostesses, Mesdames Ro-
n Webster Aberha Johnson Bessie Robinson and Ollie
ret Mrs Sam Ella Ward is the reporter for the club
The Quarterly conference club of Bethel AME church
week at the home of Mrs Janet Johnson 2815 Spring
st brief business session held and inspiring talks
kees NJ c. Scales. Refreshments served The next
eng will be held the residence of Mrs Alfredo JONES'
West 18th street Mrs Vora Moss, president Mrs Nete
reporter.
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Crossett
Ronald Watson

The Bakers and LeGrandes mo-
tored to Shreveport La, last
weekend to attend a southern
area defense council. Mr.. Baker
and Mr.. LeGrande, were elected
trustees of the council, compris-
ing Is states The Daniel hi
school band took part in the ded-
ication of the New Municipal
building that was held on Main
street last week Highlights of the
day were a parade at 1920 a. m,
musical concert at 1870 p. m. and
another concert at the recreation
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-05-20
Sales Tax Hike Threatens if Feed
Petition Fails, Observes Hope Editor

Unless petition refer popular vote the 1883
legislative exemptng poultry and livestock feed from the
sales tax sufficient signatures by June the result
ant tax loss to the public schools will to
increase the sales per according the
petitions sponsor, Alex II. Washburn of Hope
Washbum, of those who testified before legislative
committee in behalf the sales when it first
enacted 20 years ago. said IF beat this animal feed
exemption it will $50 per teaching position per in
every school district for keeping sales honest
a per cent"
Hope said he is paying the general expenses of
the petition campaign personally but has to depend vol
untary help the public getting the petition circulated and
signed in each county.
petition requires minimum of POLL signatures but
Washburn $4,000 needed be safe against
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-05-20

people of said State the end that the may be
approved rejected by the vote of the legal Of the
State the biennial regular general election to be held
the 9th day of November 1856 and each Of for himself
says qualified elector of the State of Arkansas and
my residence post office voting precinct and county
correctly written after my
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-05-20
sTARY OF STATE OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS:

We, the undersigned legal of the State of Arkan-
respectfully order by this petition that Act No "a
of the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas approved
the 22nd day of February, 1885, entitled "An Act
exempt feedstuffs used in the growing production of
livestock and Tor poultry in this State from the levied
under the gross receipts and hG levied under the
pensatng act and for other purposes be referred to