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Theater where they attended a
showing of Carmen Jones"
Return Home: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Smith. IT'S 18th Av. s.. re-
turned home from Laurel. Miss,
ON Friday, January n, where they
had been called because OF the
critical illness OF Mrs. Smiths
mother. Mrs. Adline Mccoy Mrs.
Mccoy died January 10. Mr.. and
Mrs Smith were accompanied by
Mr. Willie Adams OF Minneapolis,
who took them down by motor.
Correction: Mrs. Leota Cieve-
land and children are now renting
the home at a644 Portland and
have not purchased II as was stat
ed In our last issue.
New Members; Four new men,
bers were voted In at meet
ing of the Twin City Chapter OF
Jack and Jill. Inc. They are the
Mines, Robert Murray and sons,
John Freeze and daughter. Clay
ton Hughes and two daughters and
Samuel Reed and children.
First Nnighters Bridge Club;
Mrs, LAMAR Roberts. 206 e. 4srd
St, will be hostess to the First
Nighters Bridge club on Saturday
January 20
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Minneapolis and paternal grand
parents are Mr., and Mrs. Lueian
Duncan of st, Paul.
out OF Hospital: Mrs Tommy
White. 1914 18th Az, s., returned
from Mt, Slant hospital on We'd
nesday, January 10, and is now
convalescing at home.
Returns Home; Miss Constance
Turner Of Los Angeles, Calf, who
has been visiting her father and
other relatives and friends for the
past two weeks left for her home
on Friday, January 81 While in
the city she was the houseguest OF
Mrs, Jacquclyn Franklin OF $500
Tenth Av. S.
T. G. Bridge Club; Mr. and Mrs
Gordon Granger, 1924 Fourth Av.
s. were hosts 10 the T. C. Bridge
club on Saturday evening, January
%. Prizes for bridge were taken
home by Mrs, Eunice Jones, first
and Mr.. Matthew Evans. second
Following bridge delicious lunch
was served by the hosts. The next
meeting win be February 10 at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Johnson. T95 Edmund Av,, St
Paul
Son IL III; Mrs. Charles u. Curry
OF 1886 Fifth Az. s.. left by plane
Thursday morning. January 20, for
San Francisco, Calf, where she
was called because Of the illness
Of her son, Charles Curry Jr
just For Fun Club; Mrs. Ken
meth Jones, $50 Bryant Az. N. was
hostess TO a social meeting OF the
Just For Fun club on Sunday.
January % The new members
were welcomed into the club, A
delicious lunch was served by the
hostess The next meeting will be
on February rs. at the home OF
Miss Myrrhene Allen. 973 Iglehart
Av, st, Paul.
Visit In Owatonna! Mr.. and Mrs.
Shelby Cox, 4i0s Fifth Av s.,
visited with the latter's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, H. e. Meyers In
owatonna, MINI. the past week
end, They were the house guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy NJ. Reineke. On
Sunday, January %, Mr., Cox was
guest soloist at the Methodist
church in Owatonna. with Mrs
Cox accompanying him.
Celebrate Birthdays: Mrs, Mel,
ody Rifles and Mr., Eddie Jeffer,
son OF 1900 Emerson Az. NJ, cele,
brated their birthdays on Sunday
January %, with a few friend,
who were their guests at the Stat,
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Pineapple Sponge
PUDDING

y cup quick-cooking tapioca
. cup sugar
y teaspoon salt
y cup milk
8 tablespoons butter
u cup lemon jnice
Y teaspoon grated lemon rind
3 cup drained canned crushed
pineapple
= cup pineapple juice
3 egg whites
5 egg yolks
Meth Cd Combine tapioca
sugar. salt and milk In saucepan,
Place aver medium meat and cook
until mixture comes TO a boil, stir
ring constantly, Remove from heat
and add butter lemon juice and
rind, and pineapple and puice. AL
low 10 coo! slightly while beating
eggs.
Beat egg whites until stiff, Beat
egg yolks until thick and lemon
coloreed Then add tapioca mix
ture to egg yolks and mix well,
Fold into the egg whites,
Turn into CREASED 2-quart bak-
ing dish. Place in pan OF hot water
and bake in moderate oven (3bo
degrees F. l hour, or until pud-
ding is firm, Makes 6 servings.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-28
MRS. RUSSELL BAI.ENGER
REELECTED PRESIDENT OF
URBAN LEAGUE GUILD

The st. Paul Urban League
Guild met January "a, at the home
of Miss Ruth Bowman, 1880 st.
Clair.
Important business on the agen-
da was election of officers and the
following were elected; Mrs. Rus
sell Balenger, reelected president
for the third term; Miss Mary
HerZog, former secretary, elected
vice president; Mrs. A. c. Nc
Watt, Jr. secretary and Miss
Marjorie Toliver. treasurer.
Following the business session
a social hour was held. Mrs. Min
ME Robinson was co-hostess.
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Ia, where they will make their
future home.
Attend Funeral: Mr.. Wilson
Williams of Seattle, Wash, and
Mrs. Esther Pierson of Chicago,
are in the city to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Effie Larkins of 73e
Rondo. Mrs. Larkins was the sister
of Mr.. Williams and aunt Of Mrs.
Pierson.
Home From Hospital: Mrs.
Elizabeth Jordan, 267 Iglehart Av..
has returned from Ancker hospital
and is now convalescing at home.
Niece Is Guest: Miss Shirley
Johnson of Mason City, Ia, was
the past weekend guest of her
aunt and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
orion Shelton of 412 Iglehart Av.
Board Meeting: The Executive
Board of the st. Paul League
Guild met at the home Of Mrs.
Russell Balenger, s12 st. Anthony
Av,. on Monday evening, January
II.
Tanga Club: Mrs. Gladys Ross,
295 Mackubin St, will be hostess
to the Tanga club at its regular
meeting on Saturday evening, jan
uary 20. At their first meeting of
the year election of officers was
held and the following officers
elected: Mrs. Roberta Tyler, presi-
dent; Mrs. Ellen Brown, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Gladys Ross, secretary:
Mrs. Lois Brown, treasurer and
Mrs. Lydia Clemens, publicity and
civic chairman. Four new members
will be welcomed into the club at
the Saturday meeting.
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SMART SET CLUB OF
BETHESDA REORGANIZED

The Smart Set Club OF Bethesda
Baptist church was reorganiEed at
a meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Nina williams. 1919 Clinton Az.
on Tuesday, January Is.
Officers elected for the year
were Mrs, Nina williams. prcsi-
dent; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mrs.
Earline Hicks and program COM
mittee ehairmen. Mrs. Addie
Smith and Mrs. Louise Jemison.
Plans were formulated for club
activities for the next several
months,
Mrs. Addie Smith, 2226 Oakland
Az, viii be hostess at the next
meeting which will be February
IS.
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When no baking powder Is at
hand, a satisfactorily substitute can
be made by mixing one teaspoon
full Of baking soda with two tea
spoonfuIs Of cream Of tartar.
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Jan. 30-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
McElroy. 4041 Clinton Av.. 10
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Cal
land, 1925 Fourth Av., one year.
Jan. 3l--Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Ross, 532 Aldrich Av. N; 30
years: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee, sos
Eighth Az. N; three years.
Feb. l--Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Beck. 3705 Fourth Az. s., 81 years.
ST. PAUL
Jan. 29-Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Neal. 655 Rondo Av., 10 years.
Feb Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
johnson, 452 Iglehart, 10 years.
Feb. 4--Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Stewart, 500 Carroll Av., IT years.
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL Z
Y ST. PAUL

Back Home Mrs. Harold Andrews and son. Harold Jr of
434 Edmund Av returned home on Tuesday January Is after
spending the holidays in Marietta Ga visiting Mrs Andrews
mother, Mrs la Hamilton and other relatives
New Home: Mr.. and Mrs Russell Starks and children of
43S Rondo Ay left the Sunday Jan for Des ones
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Use bottle with screw-on medi-
cine troopers fro flavoring ex-
tracts, fruit coloring or any liquid
you wish to use in small quanti-
ties.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

New Brother: Twoyear-old Lawrence J. Duncan has vel
brother playmate into the family circle Ger
aid born January 9th Maternity hospital and
weighed pounds and six birth Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Duncan 226 Oakland Az the of the fam
y Maternal grandparents Mrs Charles Lawson Of
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-28

An empty salt carton with a
pouring spout provides an excel
lent flour dispenser.
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II You haven't laughed at the
antics Of Utter on page six each
week, you have missed something.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-01-28

You will find that cheese CRATES
more easily II II In chilled.
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The Christian Science Nor
ing the exact status and non
And the writer concludes: AS
strong when it condemns CHR
political reasons, while at the 81
Chineses students for reasons
and expedientIy."
Evening star., 1955-05-08
OFFIcE PIN-UPs
(SeDenth in q Series

OSE who dig progressive jazz get along Just fine with
Marlene Walker, cool cat of pn-up.
Maene o. misses hearing the jazz kings when they
favorites Dave Brubeck, Chet
Baker and Enroll Garner.
When not listening to music she works secretary in
the Housing Home Finance Agency Marlene
originally Tarhee from Charlotte NJ c. first to Wash
ington three She lives at 1881 Euclid street NV
Our pinup has beauty title It's Miss Keesler Air Force
Base Marenes brother stationed at the base in Biloxi
invited for visit and she scored
victory the beauty department 21 other ovelies
In addition to jazz Marene likes concerts, dancing call
kinds including the Mambo) and swimming at the beach
from the Larson and Whiting law firm
Evening star., 1955-05-08
MY hair color? Naturally; it is made4o-order
for me with Miss CIairol'" says Regeen Fitzgerald

Miss Cairols twelve glorious colors by itself, such
as Flame, Coffee or Topaz. Or an artistic blend =
creating the one most aattering color made-to-
order Just for you. Naturally, Miss Clairol covers
gray hair completely! Ask your beautician about
For more information write to Clairol Incor-
porated, Dept z, Stamford, Conn.,, for the free
booklet The Truth About Hair Coloring."
Evening star., 1955-05-08

Il feel more confident at showtime when l know
I'm looking my very best. That's why my hair is
daily care item - number one!
Il wear it in a simple style deliberately and
I'm very careful about its color Ed is my best
critic about this He likes to see it subtle, pale gold
Thinks it becomes my light skin and green eyes
= But until Miss Clairol entered my life, getting
my own personal hair color was impossible. Now,
with wonderful Hair Color Bath, my beautician
blends the exact shade want every time. This
is truly made -to-order hair color - the only kind
that find is truly natural-looking
Being busy woman, appreciate that Miss
Clairol is as simple and quick as shampoo. And,
it conditions hair as it colors leaving it softer,
SIMMER and easier to manage"
Whatever your hair color wish, Miss Clairol can
give you truly perfect shade. 1t may be one of
Only Miss CIairol~ Hair Color Bat
Evening star., 1955-03-13

Mountainside Theater, a new
spur of the Blue Ridge Park
way leads up from U. S. 10 to
Mile-High and Heintooga Over
looks. West of Cherokee. U. s..
AL climbs up to Newfound Gap
and the paved Park Service road
to Clingman's Dome, highest
point in the Great Smokes.
Horn in the West" is in the
Blue Ridge vacationland high
lighted by such points of inter-
est as Grandfather Mountain.
highest peak in the Blue Ridge:
the Blowing Rock at the noted
resort of the same name; Roam
Mountain. and the resorts of Lin
vile, Banner Elk and Little
Switzerland.
The Blue Ridge Parkway is
within six miles of the Daniel
Boone Theater and can be used
as an approach route to Highs
ways 421 and 321 leading into
Boone. At Blowing Rock are the
Parkway Craft Center and Moses
Cone Memorial Park on the park
way.
| Vacation accommodations are
available in the vicinity of each
drama. .,.
Evening star., 1955-03-13
Work on Outer Bunks
Bothine Beach Pushed
MACS HEAD. N. C.

Approach roads and the park
ing area for the new bathing
beach and public use area at the
Bodie Island section of Cape
Hatteras Seashore Recreational
Area are now being constructed.
Bathhouses, dressing rooms and
other visitor facilities will be
located between the parking
areas and the oceans surf.
Allyn Hanks, National Sea-
shore superintendent. has stated
that the public bathing beach
will be ready for use by summer.
1t will be the first large public
bathing area ever established in
the Nags Head region. al
though in the past there have
been limited facilities in the
vicinity of some of the ocean
piers and clubs. Generally, how
ever, most of the areas where
life guard facilities have been
available were owned and
operated as private beaches for
hotels.
Evening star., 1955-03-13
Bruniff to Slash
Fares for Groups
To South America
DALLAS. Tex

Summertime fares to South
America for group travel will be
slashed on Braniff Airways' in
ternational routes June !.
With reductions ranging up to
Is per cent of the normal fares,
the new excursion rates will
apply to groups of Is or more
passengers travelling together on
Braniff to Peru. Bolivia. Para
quay, Brazil and Argentina.
The special vacation fares will
apply until August 81, 1855, al
though actual purchase Of tick
cts may begin on April /. To
take advantage of the ticket saw
ings, passengers must originate
in the United States, Canada or
Cuba and must return within 30
days after departure. The Is per
cent reduction applies to both
first-class and tourist services.
Evening star., 1955-03-13
Train Run Reduced
MONTREAL,

A new fast train service be-
tween Montreal and Charlotte
town. Prince Edward Island. will
be inaugurated on April "a.
More than five hours will be
Topped off the travelling time
from Montreal to Charlottetown
and about three hours off the
elapsed time between Charlotte
town and Montreal.
Evening star., 1955-03-13
SturIit Drama
Season Opens
In Late June
ASHEVILLE. N. C..

Stagelights will go up on
North Cardinals vacationland
outdoor drama circuit the fourth
week end in June and glow
every night except Mondays
through Labor Day.
In their combined total Of per-
formances the three big histor-
ical shows-fThe Lost Colony. "
Unto These Hills and Horn
in t he West"-will offer 191
"side trips through history" to
summer vacationers. The dramas
combine music, dancing and act
ing on the stages of open-air
theaters located from the Great
Smoky and Blue Ridge Noun
tains to the Dare County coast,
where Sir Walter Raleigh estab-
lished the first English settle
ments in America in the 1580's.
It was the mysterious disap-
pearance of one of these 18th
century colonies which inspired
Paul Green of Chapel Hill to
write "The Lost Colony" 1t at
tracts more than 100000 spec
tators each summer. THE Lost
Colony" will open July at
Manteo's Waterside Theater oD
Roanoke Island. There will be
a special July 4 performance.
Indion Dromo
Unto These Hills" an Indian
drama, will open June Is at the
Mountainside Theater, Chero-
kee. Staged on the Qualla In
dian Reservation near the en-
trance to the Great Smoky
Mountains National Park, "Unte
These Hills" has played to over
a half a million people in five
years. A special Monday night
performance will be given July 4
Horn in the West" will oper
its fourth season on June "a
in the Daniel Boone Amphi.
theater at Boone, in the Blue
Ridge Mountains.
The starlight dramas differ a:
widely in their plots as they dc
IN their picturesque settings.
In Vacation Regions
Each drama is presented in g
famous vacation region. '"The
Lost Colony" is surrounded by q
coastal playground extending
from the beaches of Kitty Hawk
Kill Devil Hills and Nags Heac
to the tip of Hatteras Island
The region includes America:
first national seashore park, the
Cape Hatteras National Seashort
Recreational Area and Wright
Brothers National Memoria
marking the birthplace of pow.
cred fight. The theater on Roa'
noke Island is accessible from
U. s. II via toll-free causeway.
and Highway 1853, or toll-free
ferries on U. s. ga.
Cherokee, home of ''Untt
These Hills" is the largest com
munity on the Qualla Indiar
Reservation and is on U. s. AL
the transmountain highway
through the Great Smoky Noun
tains National Park. 1t is within
a short drive from Asheville
Waynesville, Bryson City and tn,
vacation areas around Fontans
and other lakes in the TVL
system.
From Soco Gap, IL miles from
Evening star., 1955-03-13
Lusty West Revived
LAS VEGAS, New

The spirit of the early pioneer
days lends a lusty tone to the big
time celebration, Helldorado and
Rodeo in Las Vegas, New. a popu-
lar four-day Western-type event
held annually in mid-May.
Entertainment is varied -
everything from an old-timers
parade and children's parade to
a bathing beauty contest and
beauty parade. Special attrac-
tions include the nightly rodeos
with many of the country's best
riders and specially constructed
Evening star., 1955-03-13
BWIA for Puerto Rico
NEW YORK

British West Indian Airways,
a subsidiary of BOAC. is estab-
fishing a station at San Juan.
Puerto Rico. in anticipation Of
the introduction of Viscount pro-
peller-turbine airliner services
in April.
Evening star., 1955-03-13
Canadian Pacific presents Canadas
first and only stainless steel
Scenic Dome streamliner-
The Canadian,

Dome streamliner, The Canadian.
Enjoy the comforts and luxuries OF
Canadian Pacihc's new train--at no
extra fare! Choose from coach, tour
ist and first class accommodations!
Make reservations now!
See your local agent os Canadian Pacific
1904 K Street, NV,
Washingioa 5. D. c. National S-|253
Evening star., 1955-03-13

Storts In dolly service April ~
between Montreol and voneovver,
Toronto and vuneovver; travels
through BanH and Lcks Louise In
the conudian Rockies by Daylight.
Now see North Americas most
magnificent scenery from Canads's
first and only stainless steel Scenic
Evening star., 1955-03-13

Helldorado Village with all the
amusements and temptations of
a county fair.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-20
THE EDITORS NOTEBOOK
MRS. AVERY GUYTON

Mrs. Avery Guyton, wife of John Guyton, president
OF the Central Oil Company of Tampa and prominent
resident of Miami for many died in Miami hospital
last Saturday.
Mrs Guyton was well known for her interest in the
religious civic educational and general welfare of Dade
County and Florida.
She was an ambassador of goodwill and has made
outstanding interracal contributions to community
Mrs. Guyton, with two Others Mrs. j. T. Feaster and
Mrs Cliff Reader organized the Friendship Garden Club
of which Mrs Anne Coleman is president.
We remember her interest a member of the board
of trustees of the Christian Hospital She interested
and worked toward slum clearance before the Lib
erty Square Housing project was built.
She was among those who helped in securing for us
the Dorsey Memorial Library.
memorial service held for her on Monday
evening at the Trinity Methodist Church. NE. Fourth ST.
and First Avenue
Members of the Friendship. Garden Club were among
those present.
The body was shipped to Geneva, Fla. for burial.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-20
SCHOOLS CONTINUE SEGREGATION

The Dade County School Board announced on We'd
nesday that it will continue racial segregation in schools
until further notice How far off that further MEANS is not
known but since the question of Indignation is under
sideraton will watch with keen interest any progress
made along these lines
The board says it will from time to time make known
to the public the results of the various studies being made
and will be receptive to suggestions by qualified persons
or groups.
The board recognizes its responsibility for maintain
ing good educational program for the children of Dade
county The board requests the understanding careful
thinking and advice of all interested citizens in the prob
lens with which confronted.
"The board will not be sympathetic to persons or
groups who urge of action of one kind or the
other which has not been thoroughly analysed its eff
feet upon the educational program for the children of
Dade county.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-20
THE BUS SITUATION

The bus situation is still unsettled However group
made UP of representatives of the Dade county Central
Labor Union, Dade County Development Committee and
the Chamber of Commerce is discussing the matter and
hopes to make proposal satisfactory to the city
mission and the Miami Transit Co.
The proposal will offer the transit company 2Oyear
franchise with profit to be based cent of
instead of per cent the companys rate base
the school bus fare will be five cents transfers five cents
the base fare Is cents.
The plan also calls for dropping $92, 900 law suit
against the company for taxes due the city.
Some other points percentage of profits are being
discussed.
The transit company seems to have much better
proposal than the last contract They know they hold the
trump cards and they using them.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-20
w. /. Interracial
Student Group Visits

Continued from page one
Branch of the NAACP and Hugo
Leaning, Assistant Minister at
the Firs. Unitarian Church OF
Miami.
While in this city, hospitality
homes of various Miamians were
opened to members of the group.
All IS of the members of the
party lived in homes of various
hospitable Miamians, on an in
terracial basis.
The Association For World
Travel Exchange, the organi-
cation which is sponsoring this
tour of these graduates, has as
its motto: Toward International
Understanding Through Projects
in Educational Travel"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-20

will be candidates for the presidency in 1856.
Ex-president Harry Truman announced this week his
give em hell" speech-makng campaign aimed at help
ing the Democratic party to the White House. Truman
give em hell campaign for him in 1948 He is an
older Some say if he wants the presidential
nomination. he have it, but Mr. Truman does not seem
to be interested.
The Republicans not whether Mr.. Esen-
hover will not both parties in the po
sition at the present time.
Locally Commissioner Randall Christmas has resign
ed and will for mayor of Miami in the coming election
It certain that Mayor Abe Aronovz has had enough
of the mayoray Our has not been in the best of
health.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-20

Gloria Lockemnan, 12-year- odd
Baltimore girl is making quite a
name for herself. Gloria is on the
show ''The $64, 900 Question" She
chose spelling and so far has
reached $1,000. Next week she
will probably try for $1,000.
Tuesday night she unhesitat-
ingly and smiling spelled the %
letter word antidisestablishment-
tarianiSm.
Other words Gloria spelled were
coyte, chinchilla and hippopota-
mus.
Can you spell these words? If
Gloria misses she will still be
given funds for a college educa-
ton.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-20

The Brooklyn Dodgers man
agement must be satisfied that the
club will be a 1855 pennant WIN
ner, but gate receipts are far be-
low last seasons.
The management has an
nounced transferring seven games
from Brooklyn to Jersey City dur
ing 1856. Ebbetts field is getting
too small for the Dodgers.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-20
JUST BROWSIN'
By PAUL r. HENRY

Governor Leroy Collins an
nounced on Tuesday plans for
the extension of the bob-tail toll
turnpike to bring it into Greater
Miami traffic network at an ad-
ditional cost of $3,500,000
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-20

Jimmy Wilson, a former police
man. was arrested on Tuesday
and charged with serving liquor
at the Celebrity Lounge after the
legal hour.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-08-20
POLITICALLY SPEAKING

State Democratic chairman James McMligan thinks
Adai Stevenson will have difficulty in winning the
presidency if he runs next year.
Senator Spessard Holland believes Democrat now
on the political scene beat President Eisenhower
1T is not as yet certain whether Eisenhower Steven