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=, ATTIC STATESMEN

Az ~ 0l44JGIAJANAA5AN
One OF the oldest and largest Ford
dealers In the country has an
opening for . new-csr statesmen.
Exper. not necessary. For. 2 high-
type men we have the best deal in
town with q chance to earn very
good income. salary and commits
sion while learning. new car dem.
onstrator furn. with gas. oil and
upkeep. Every assistance given in
training to help you succeed. Phone
John Hinkei. Ma. $4,000. STEUART
MOTOR CO.. 9Th and New York
ave. NV. is
AUTO SERVICE sALESMEN--we
have an opening for two expert
enced men: must be able to dag
nose mechanical trouble and write
body estimates; paid vacation and
holidays: 5-day week. Apply in
person. WHEELER INC, 1900 Wis.,
consin ave-. Chrysler Plymouth
Imperial. Largest Washington
dealer. --23
TRIMMER. exper.
only. must be LIST class: good work
ing conditions. Write ct once. Box
270-V. Star, -19
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AUTO TRIMMER6
AND SEAT COVER
INSTALLATION MEN
AUTO TRIM MEN AND
SEAT COVER MEN
BANK TEILERS

We have positions available for 3
experienced bank tellers due TO
rapid expansion in our organiza-
ton. We have 8 ofnces located in
County. Salary. $40 per week and
up. based on previous experience
with an excellent. opportunity for
Mr.. Ryon. CITIZENS BANK OF
MARYLAND. 5000 washington-
Baltimore blvd, Riyerdale. Nd.
BEAUTY OPERATOR and stylist.
excel salary; hrs, 3 to 8. CASTOR
OF PARIS. Bethesda. OIL. 4-42ss.
BILLING CLERK. must be efieient.
good typist and good at figures.
AMERICAN TIRE Co. 1915 X St.
ne, Ii. 6-I212. lis
BRICKLAYERS and apprentices,
white. Apply on Job. corner of 10th
and Varnum SITS. NV, or phone
OIL. s-S92l. lie
BUILDER. experienced wanted for
small group OF houses. Opportunity
for quRIified man, willing to begin
gradually and grow with project.
Box 245-V. Star.
BULLDOZER OPERATOR; must be
experienced. including pan oper-
atlon. Out hlRgS "a. 4 miles De-
yond University lane, right on
BUSINESS AND FINANCfAL
WRITER, by-liner, to do leading
features for national publication:
locate In New York City. BY APP
pointment only. Bring resume and
PIEkSTON. Personnel counseline
Services. 1925 Conn. ave. RIM. 2I5.
DI. 7-4lbO.
BUTCHER; reliable man; wanted for
regular steady Job, must have refs
Apply in person, MISSIONER FED
ERAL SUPER MARKET, 1858 N.
Wash. blvd. Arl.. Va. lie
CAB DRIVERS. no experience. 81
55 yrs. Apply YELLOW CAB OF
SlLs E SfEiMS. e rihey SIanen e.
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Whea anspertng advertisement
addressed to Star botes do NOT
iHciose original references. photo.
graphs or other materials Of per.
soRal paiHe. Copies serre the pRr-
pose Originals may oct lost.
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Classified Ad Rates:
locol Advertisers
Lines lMinimum)

One tins, 46s line.
Three 10 six times eonseevsiNely. @l'
per line.
seven times eenseevtivsIy. 3se per line
New automobiles, &c per line t4-lin,
minimVml.
Spseiol Notices cnd Personal, Sc PEI
lire odditionul.
ovt-of.sown rcie, &c per line soet
insertion.
cIu,ms fer srrors must be mode in tim,
Tor correction before second insertion
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AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUES and modern. furniture
elass china, bric-a-brac, etc
ThuYsday. 7:50 pm. SUBURBAN
1iirsTfONS. Rockville, Md.
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HELP--MEN
ADVERTISING

ADVERTISING SALESMAN with RAJ
dio experience. Unusual emporium
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Administrative
TRAINEE

College srad.. to invsstl-
Claims in preparation for In
side claims examining WORK.
Aee 24-32. Evening law stu
VI. LEGAL training pref. Please
call ST. $4,000 between 30.
Ia
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ARTIST


An excellent opportunity for the
the art director with = veil-known
national organization. someone
who works well with people and
can take Responsibility. Must have
4 good knowledge Of typography,
contemporary design. and DO neat.
clean paste ups. organisa.ion ouel d
excellent working conditions. Please
write for appointment foI inter-
view, stating age and experience 10
BOX 9S-x. Star. ID
AssEMBLER for lighting fixtures,
young, exper,, good pay, STEADY
work. roe I3th st. NV.
ASSISTANT. to help in new-ear sales
once; young man. to WORK eve
ninss. 90: salary open; excel
Fof interview, cali Mr.. ALLNUT;
oil. 4-6500 or Pc. 1904. lis
ASST. AUTO SERVICE MANAGER.
experienced. reliable, must be Ia
miliar with all shop detail In rout,
ing. dispatching. handling ano
processing OF factory claims: nne
opportunity for qualified person:
5-dayr week: permanent. see MT
Mega. TEMPLE. MOTOR CO.. lgnlna
Diagonal I'd. Alex. Va. XII. S-4soo.
SERVICE MANAGER
for Ford dealer desires sober man
capable Of serving public with cour-
tesy and able to sell service work.
Must also be able to handle men;
See Mr.. Spigelmyer. ERWIN FORD
CO.. Lee hwy. and Chain Bridge rd.,
TO MANAGER in grow
ing financial concern. must be be-
tween 81 and 2S years OF age
with at least high school educa-
ton and good automobile: hos.
pitalization, life insurance and
other benefits: sood startlng salary
Mr.. Haithcock. BUDGET FINANCE
PLAN, DE. 2-94O0. lis
ASST. 70 PICTURE FRAMER---op-
portunity to learn valuable trade.
Can AD. 2-6340 or 20. 2-5657.
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Assistant Mgr. Trainees
Display Designer
Assistant Buyers

Merchandise TraineeS
Furniture Display Man
Junior Trainees, H. s. G..
We will train ambitious young mer
for most OF the above openings
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co.
WASHINGTON
p St. 1T 7th NV.
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AUTO sALRSMEN--We need 8 high,
caliber men to sell new Fords .ant
used cars; excellent pay plan. daily
floor period; demonstrator fur.
nished. See Mr.. Wray. TRIANGLE
MOTORS. SOTO Rhode Island ave
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CLERK
THE EVENING STAR
I10I Pa. Ave. NV.

CLERK-TYPIsT, bookkeeping dept;
preferred but not necessary; 4o-
hour week; medical and hospitaliza.
ton coverage; "a days annual leave,
10 days sick leave per year; salary
approx. .S4s wk. Call Elk. 3-5a3S
CLkRKeTYPIsT, in Clarendon, to
learn title and settlement work in
spicer, KENYoN-PEcK. INC, 1925
Wilson blvd, Arlington. ia, 2.
c fGHS Neat appearanes.
PNKus, 1915 l4th st. NV. Mon.
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AUTO statesmen
USED CARS

We have only 2 openings in our used
car dept. for neat, aggressive men.
Good pay plan, daily floor time.
transp. furnished. Apply In person.
TO Mi. Posner. FRANK SMALL. JR.
INC, 1885 Good Hope I'd. Sc, no
nhone calls. lis
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN - We
have an opening for an experienced
seryiceman, one with experience
handling public preferred; Must Dc
sober and reliable, Salary ano
bonus. See Mr.. Link, ADDISON
CHEVROLET SALES, INC, latn
and Florida ave. NV, -2O
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AUTO PARTS MAN to work in. Ford
parts department OF one OF the
Oldest Ford Dealers In Washing
ton: b-day week: group insurance;
vacation With pay and other com
pany Dement'S: Experisnss n sos 4ny
parts manager, 215 Pennsylyania
A iyf ssorryE PARTS distributor
wholesale, to call on feet ane
garage trade: must have experience
We carry nationally advertised top
rated lines and wide coyerage II
industrial fields. Wonderiul op'
disqualification and surgical plan
paid vacation. Write Box 4i5-V
Alto PARTS RUNNER, 5-day wk.
group Disqualification paid vaee,
permit, Apply Jack A. Bolton
parts manager. FRANK SMALL
Afro -sALjEsMaaN-Ussd car dept
excellent oppor. for right man
HoRNER. INC. Fla. ave. ne. al
9th. Mr.. WEIGH, Ii. 6-6464.
AUTO SALESMAN, used cars. cap.
able Of making his own deals. ano
also sell new cars. He must be 9
go-getter. He will have the backins
Of . reliable new-ear dealer organ
ization with heavy advertising sup.
port. Best financing In town, Cal
IKE. T-I355 for appointment.
AUTO Statesmen responsible
aggressive men with q successful
sales BACKGROUND Earn $500 OF
more per wk. SELLING the new Ford
Must be able TO buy new Ford
under our demonstration plan. As.
ISOLATE with one OF Washington's
largest and most successful dealers
Complete training and every sale'
help to insure top results, For in
teryiew appointment phone AID. z
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HELP-AEN tcons. /,

AUTO MECHANIC, white. exper. or
all makes used cars; Lincoln Mer. ,
own tools, furnish Al refs; 5-da,
wesk s sapssa so n per Ts App,
Mr.. Jack Lynch. MONTGOMERY
STuBBS MOTORS. Lincoln-Mercur,
Dealer. 3515 BladensburR I'd. NJ
A PHpoe MECHANIC afi[si for fast-srowln,
Ford dealer In Fairfax. Va. W,
work on all makes cars. Salary ant
comm. Heated shop. Plenty g
work. See Mr.. Spiselmyer, ERWlr
FORD CO., Lee. hwy: and Chair
AUTO MECHANIC. must be skilled Il
milton service. Write, giving ex.
perience and references to BUELL'f
MOTOR TUNING SERVICE. 81
10th st. NV. Wash. /, d. c.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. body
man and painter; due TO expan.
sion in business. Salary is no ques.
tion or right men. CLARK MoTOF
ATUGPoiM sGd1 u MECHANICS Iii thor.
ouRhly experienced only for NIGH
shift in very modern, clean. light
dry shop. We need 3 men. fol
whom the compensation viii b
S2.70 per hr. plus liberal bonuse:
plus paid vacation. See MT. Shaver
STANDARD PONTIAC, INC, I25
Baltimore blvd Coliege Park. --1s
AUTO METAL NAN. top wages foI
reliable man: disqualification and
insurance benefits: 5-day week. See
MI. Ryan. MCKEE PONTIAC. 1925
4. at N W In
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9l1 King St. Alex. XII, a-5055
ACCT. COMPTROLLER
Baltimore dept store $500 up
Acct, Far East to sic. 700
Acct. constr. IBM exp. Si35 up
Sr. accountant for CPA's 500 up
Semi-srs,, for CPA's high salary
Asst. bkkprs. t61, young $50 to SIS
OTHER POSITIONS
Statesmen. merchandising, S6O-S70 up
Statesmen f2l. trainees, car. S8O.$65
Statesmen, inside go, $3.50 to $325 up
Timekeeper, electronics ------ $50
Clerk-typists go. 40 w.p.m. to $50
Mailroom clerk. white So, 100 pr
Messenger. young. white - $40
ATLAS AGCY., RE. 7-5767
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ACCOUNT NT, $4,000
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTsMEN, nc
fee to S7,24C
SPECIAL

SPECIAL
II you have . specialized background
which fits into industry, We suggest
that you contact our oflceS 10 dis
cuss employment possibilities under
our NATIONWIDE cOVERAGE. va
eanctcs listed are. too extensive To
established services in 100 principal
cities we are prtvileged to offer o
simple. practical and economical
means OF determining where your
4 employment opportunity might be
| found.
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services. 612 Wash. Bldg.
18th and N. Y. ave NV. ST, 3-a442
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APPL. SERVICEMAN
EXPERIENCED OR APPRENTIcE
;. TV REPAIRMAN
FULL OR PART TIME
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co.
SERVICE BUILDING
I4Oi N. Y. AVE. NE.

1RCHITECTURHL DRAFT n n
with exper. for work on instttu-
tionai projects. longtime employ
fnent, vacation and sick leave
Some overtime. Call ME. s-1Ss2
ARTIFICIAL LIME MAKER. requires
aptitude. experience helpfui put not
Is noon until 1 pm. UNIVERSAL
ARTIFICIAL LIMB CO., DI. 7.6l ~:
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ARLINGTON--ALEX..

CiS.- mht. 81 "a
ARLINGTON--ALEX.
Cost Acct. exp, coil. grad. So. O0C
Accountant. deg. for CPA $3Ot
ofc. mgr. loan co. exp. 49, S35t
Purchasing ast., genl. .ofe, to S7f
Trainee, property evaluation $2B:
Gk. TYP; Jen Davis Hwy. ----- S6t
Rental elk. trainee. yns. sos
Title elk. some typ. ------ $6l
Tech ofc. elk, Rosslyn $50
Civil eng. deg. Falls ch. -----$l2C
Mech. craftsman, exp. SIC
Rod and Chairman. win train $B(
Maintenance. air cond exp. = $500
Stock elk, will train. yng. - $500
Multtgraph opr.. exp, sos
Hardware clk. viii train S5t
POTOMAC EMP. AGCY.
1894 Wilson Blvd. An. ia. $4,000
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CLAIMS ADJUSTER-Large casualty
company; experienced in. the han
ding OF claims. State quelince-
lions and salary expected. Wr1te
Rox Adv, Star, --23
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OVERSEAS
RADAR TEcHNICIANs
RADIO MNTCE.
WITTY rvrf,VnF IoEu TD MEM

OVERSEAS
RADAR TECHNICIANS
RADIO MNTCE.
.TELETYPE REPAIRMEN
TELEPHONE ENGRS.
COMMUNICATION TECHS.
ELECTRONIC TECHS, FEC Lie,
ELECTRONIC REPAIRMEN
B.S.E.E. ENGRS.
The above engr. classifications fol
oversees should have repairs,. mntce
and installation exper. In the
tronics and communications equip
Would pref. some Of these men TO
have instruction exper.
AUTO MECHS.
TO $4,000
Pref sgl. men. must have exper. on
repair and mntce, OF military We
,hicles. jeeps. trucks, etc.
SURVEYORS
To $4,000
Pref, young sgl,. men with survey
exper. and excel. refs. for overseas
MNTCE. MAN
To $4,000
Sci, young vets. under 80 yrs. old.
with mechanical ability: must have
honorable discharges from military
services and must have excel. refs.
LOCAL
Chemical abstractor 49, $50 wk.
Industrial engr. --~--,~ 81, 900 yr.
Electronic techs. to $500 yr.
3rd -class engrs., nights $40 wk.
Arch. craftsmen, must have auto,
$50 wk. UP
Cartogarphers S15 wk.
Purchasing clerk, must type S75 wk.
B.S,E.E. with prod, electro mech;
exper, ..- TO $4,000
Purchasing agent. electronic $1,000
Chemists to- 81. 600
Physicists, young ------ SIS. 900
Field civil engrs --.- S1I0 wk.
Radio mntce and observation-disclosures
mitters and receivers $50 wk.
on the professional Jobs listed above.
II you are presently employed. 1t
is not necessary TO first visit this
once. In these cases. mail us
Immediately, detailed resumes and
the telephone no. that we can get
you at during the day, and state
which job. you are applying for.
We will then call you and make
O definite appt. with you. All
inquiries will be answered.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
HOS 10th Of. NV, Bet. l. and "
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Phi DIS ----------------to $4,000
MS. TO $I2.tl0d
BIS. -------.---.--- $4,000
$40 yrs. exper. design and develop
ment OF radar systems and units
pref. airborne for trucking and
guidance, Exper. directing other
In circuitry. etc, expef. overall
systems. EnRrs. with go yrs exper
on the above salaries will be tipped
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ADM. ELEcTRoNrcs

TO &IU,UUU
B.S,E.E. plus rec. licenses to per.
form and supv. tests. design anc
be responsible for production OIL
test units. components or devices
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ment. Mgf. BIS, Ms, Ph.D.s,
exper. req Any OF the following
Guided missiles. characteristic
borne and ground; remote radio
control transmitters and receivers,
analytical and control devices. cleo
tronte and electro-mechanical, In
strumental, digitai and analog. COM
puters. Data conversion.
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Engr. deg. plus exper. directing the
planning Of all factory layout anc
mfg. equip, capable of making
written and verbal presentations
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PROFESSIONAL
MEMBERSHIP sEcY,

TO S1g,UUU
Col. deg. nee, at least 8 yrs. exper.
bldg. q membership in tech. scien-
tific or engrg. society or trade
assn: men with public relations
exper. not acceptable.
TRAINING SUPV.
To $1,000; under 40 yrs. old, col
deg. plus exper. setting UP training
program for supervisory and cleri-
cal personnel; at least 4 yrs. expeT.
administering a training program
IN personnel dept. expert con-
ference leadership required.
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Police Award Honors Private
For SAVING Life of Baby Girl

Capt. William T. Murphy OF
the No. II precinct said in con-
nection with the award: "The
powers that reign over the prin-
cipalities of beauty and success
love a man who saves child's
life, especially the life of an
infant"
1t. Secrest Retiring
The presentation took place
in the Old Williamsburg Restau-
rant, 3025 Naylor road Sc, with
Deputy Chief Howard v. Covell
in charge. It was marked by an
another singular occasion. the
pending retirement of an impor-
tant officer of the Police Depart
ment-Lt. Hoyle D. Secrest, who
has been with the Office of the
Chief of Detectives for 20 years.
1t. Secrest, SIS, a resident of
1924 Holly street NV, has been
master of ceremonies of the
Police Department through Is
detective chiefs. He will retire
on March 81.
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A little blue-eyed blond,
year old, last night entranced
the policeman who won the
monthly award of merit.
He was Pvt. Frank Rinaldo
80, attached to No. II precinct,
who lives at 1927 D street Sc
A native of Camillus. N. Y,
and member of the Police De-
partment since September. 1851,
Pvt. Rinaldo ran into an I'M
usual case last New Years Day.
Quoting the police report:
Shortly after midnight on
January / Mrs. Robert w. Burke.
jr., of 1927 D street Sc. no
ticed her infant daughter jeanne
had stopped breathing. She
called for help to Mrs. Frank
Rinaldo in the apartment below
and. upon learning the circurn-
stances, Mrs. Rinaldo called for
her husband
Training Put Into Practice
The husband. who was of
duty. came to the rescue. Re-
alizing that every second count
ed, he virtually tore the baby
from her mothers arms. He
called forth the medical treat
ment he received during medi-
cal service in the Navy and his
f1rst-aid training in the police
department. He breathed into
the little girls mouth until she
revived. Within a short time,
jeanne was restored to her
mothers arms, alive and safe.
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|A-Experts Lash Back
AT Gov. Johnson
BY The Asseeiosed Press

DENVER, Mar. 22.-Two COL
orado University scientists have
dashed back at Gov. Edwin C..
johnson for charging them
with taking part in a fright
campaign" by American scien-
lists to curtail development and
testing of atomic bombs.
Gov. Johnson charged Satur-
day that a large number OF
American scientists are behind
the carefully planted" cam
paign, and singled out the Colo
RADIO University professors-Dr.
Ray Lanier and DIR. Theodore
Puck-as his principal targets.
DR.. Lanier and DR.. Puck. who
head the schools radiology
and biophysics departments. re-
Gently warned of possible danger
from radioactive dust. They said
large quantities of the dust have
drifted into Colorado from the
Nevada tests. and called for an
intensive study Of the problem.
Referring to Gov. Johnson's
charge in a joint statement is
sued Sunday, DR.. Lanier and DR..
Puck said:
I'VE feel strongly that our
belief in the principle Of public
discussion of the problem in our
democracy does not constitute
grounds for an attack on our
patriotism.
I'VE wish to point out that at
no time did we state or imply,
nor do we believe, that the testing
of atomic weapons should be
stopped because of possible
health hazards"
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Atluntu Pustor RESIGNS

ATLANTA, Ca, Mar. % (P.-
DR.. Patrick D. Miller, SO, has re-
signed effective April 80 as pastor
.of Druid Hills Presbyterian
Church to accept the post OF
executive secretary of the South
ern Presbyterian Church's Board
af Extension
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-10
Board Secretary
Praises Inspector

State barber board secretary, II.
L, Jamison, in a recent report,
lauded Charley Hughes for hi s
splendid work as state inspector.
During the past two years, Mr..
Hughes, serving as state inspee-
tor has licensed over thirty shops
over the state. He has also made
1t possible for physical handicap
ped persons to become indepen-
dent by going into the barber
business. Mr.. Jamison told the
Arkansas state association OF
Journeyman BARRIERS at its state
convention at Texarkana last
month, that his office had receiv-
ed hundreds of letters commend
ing the board and Mr.. Hughes fol-
the consideration given them dur
ing the past two years as they
mad not received any considera-
ton previously. Mr.. Jamison also
made 1t clear that as long as he
was member of the state board
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-10

IS, Rev, Edward |. Jennings of
Little Rock delivered the com
mencement address, advising the
graduates to work for good
health, learn to think, and recog-
nize the presence of God in their
lives at all times.
The college conferred the hon
orary degree of Doctor of Divin-
ity upon two ministers Rev,
w, K. Jackson of Tulsa, Okla
homa, and Rev, S, II, Banks of
Pine Bluff.
The graduating class left tn e
college circulating automatic
heater costing $i37,5O DIR. c, B.
Knox, president of the Regular
Arkansas Missionary convention,
gave high tribute to Dr. E. (.
McBeth, president of the college.
and his faculty for a successful
years work.
DR., McBeth a short time before
had delivered the commencement
address at the Eudora hi school.
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-10
Lake VILLAGE
Mrs. Laura Clanton


Chicot county council home
demonstration clubs met at the
New Hope Baptist church, Satur-
day, June at 10 a. m. Mrs. V
Sanders, president, in charge. Fiji
ty-six attended the meeting. Each
person gave a discussion on how
to make her community a healthy
place in which to live, Mrs. Jen-
ME B. Wright. assistant II D
agent, gave a demonstration on
mental health. Her demonstration
brought out the following points
on mental health patients: ID
they feel comfortable about them
selves; (2j feel right about other
people and 90 they are able to
meet demands Of life. A social
followed the meeting. A bread
and dress contest will be held
June Is at the Legion hut =.
Sick list includes Mrs. Annie
Mack, Mrs Willie Mae Potts and
Mrs. Jamie Lilton Funeral
services for Joe Eastling were
held Sunday June 6 at New Hope
Baptist church. who passed away
Friday Survivors are two sons,
Paul and Silas EaStling, eleven
grand children and six great
grand children , Mrs. Laura
Clanton and Willie S. Clanton
spent Memorial day weekend at
Dermott Mrs. Rosetta East
ling was guest of Mrs. Clanton
Saturday, May % . See Mrs.
Clanton for your State Press pa
Dpr
Arkansas State press., 1955-06-10

orary award.
In awarding the degrees, Ray.
mond Miller. state president. laud.
ed the four significant eontribu.
tions to modern farming and the
welfare of farm living.
Robert C. Haynie. state MIA
adviser was in general charge OF
the annual meeting
The session on Wednesday
morning was crowded with many
important activities. There were
action on committee reports, tape
recordings of state winners, short
introduction of all state winners
on television (KATV), and cleo
ton of state officers.
Special interest was given the
initiation ceremony of 20 out
standing MA boys into the mod
ern farmer degree. This is the
highest degree attainable on the
state level. There were 80 appli-
cations submitted for the degree.
The boys initiated into this de-
gree are: Rayfield Boatman. Cot
ton Plant Alonza d. Thomas.
Brinkley, Vicky L. Kimber, Walk
er; Aarol S. Black, Auvergne; Joe
l.. Bell, Locksburg; Fred MeCuis-
ton. jr., Wynne; Hosea Tunstall.
Marion: James Thomas, Maxwell:
Sheldon Williams, MARVEL; Curtis
Mason, Cotton Plant; Tommie L.
Brown, Cotton Plant; Stanley
Rose, Maxwell; Joe l.. Linton. Ma
rianna; Joseph Parker, jr., MARI
on: Johnnie Lang. Marion; How
ard Walter Prescott; James s.
Taylor, Fordyce: ODDS Melder. W.
Helena; William Baker, W. Hell
ena; Lemon Strong, Eudora: Car
nea Newbill. Eudora; Andrew l.
Carter, Lakeview; Lee e. Harring.
ton, Thornton: Kenneth v. Jones
Thornton; Curtis Hammonds. Men.
flee.
The following state officer.
were elected: president, Andrew
Carter, Lakeview: Fred Williams
vice president. Rosston; secretary
Johnnie Lang. Marion: treasurer
William Baker, West Helena; re
porter, Lemon Strong, Eudora.