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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25

dieca IL Donna otsvirala, a on
da otpjevala nekoliko nasih
medju kojima je
ona: "Zaspal Janko
pod jablankom, u ruci mu
datna grivna". Narod je die
Gu svoju burno pozdravio i
tim pokazao, da dok je ova-
kovih, biti &c i naseg Djecjeg
Donna.
Sada predsj. sipusic, pozi-
va glavnog govornika, brata
Mandica, naseg glavnog pred
sjednika HBZ. Brat Mandic,
burno pozdravljen, dolazi ma
pozornicu, i u svojem zanos-
nom govoru, pocevsi cd dana
borbe americkog naroda "a
slobodu, pa sve do dana kada
su nasi pioneri poceli dolaziti
i tako u bijedi i samoci orga-
nizirali HBZ. iz koje Sc je da-
mas sye ovo, pa i oval Djecji
Dom razvio. u svom govoru,
predsjednik~ Sc najvise drzi
HBZ., njenog razvitka i Dice
ieg Donna. Veil, da dOk bude
i iedno siroGe, da ce Djecji
Dom postajati, jer ina cato
dokaze, pa cita list cd jednog
bivSeg pitomca, koji je bio u
Domu, svrsio viSu skolu sa
pomocu HBZ. onda posao
ma wise nauke, te danas u
gradu st. Louisu ina svOju
advokatsku kancelariju. On
Sc u pismu zahvaljuje HBZ.
Djecjem Domu, a to je brat
r. T.. Per6ic. Mega brat Man
die poziva ma pozornicu i sa
djetetom u narucju brat Per
cic dolazi. Opazaju Sc mnoge
/
zene, a ljudi, kako brisu lica
cd suze, jer PRIOR je bio dir
l.jiv, kada stotine mas NIGGA
gledamo, koji smo mu bill o,
cevi i make, jer nema svojeg
nj oca nj make da ga gledaju
To je bio dirljiv prior, pax
Sc bratu Mandicu ma tome "a.
hvaljujem, da je tako uprili.
clio i povezao oval momenat
IL dvoje u jedno.
Brat Mandic govori nuz
cred o HBZ. Djecjem Do
mu, o slozi svih mas. Eel
svako dobro HBZ. Hrvat
skom narodu u opce. Pozdrav
liza sve prisutne, koji ga apla
uzom aklamiraju.
Ma izletu smo imali cas-
razgovarati sa bratom Hini
Gem glavnim nadz. odborni
kom, te bratom Bazdaricem
glavnim prvim podpredsjed
nixon. Oni obojica, kada s.
radi "a korist HBZ. nadiu s.
ma zajednickom radu. Bio j
prisutan i bivsi glavni porot
mix brat Juricek sa gospodjon
te brat V. Rudar. Ovo su ma
ime bivsi odbornici Djecje,
Donna, pa kada sa NINA 60
vorim, uvjek Sc nesto dobro!
naucim, a i kako ne, kad
sam odrastao u njihovin
svetojanskim krajevima. Pc
sjetio mas je dugogodisn,
: tajnik predsj. odbora Dice
: jeg Donna brat John Pavlo
vic IL Gary, Ind. On Sc uvi
/ jek rado svrati u Djecji Don
l jer kao odbornik liz proslost
l moze da nam u radu pomo
gne. Takodjer bivsi odborn
: ci Djecjeg Donna, Gundjak
l Tonic, svratili su Sc u Dor
: i razgledali i savjetovali kak
Sc mora raditi. Bivsi tajni
: Djecjeg Donna sa suprugol
/. brat Bozic bio je ovdje brat
, ski raspitivao kako Sc sad
uspjeva u Domu. Mnoge SIN
: prijatelje i znance ovdje So
1 stall.
1 Sve u svemu, uspjeh je bi
prilican, kada Sc INA, kako
/. bio ruzno vrijeme. Izgledal
l ,je kao da &c kisa iii smiles
: jer pred vecer trebao 81 pre-
: ljetnu kabanicu.
Bio je takodjer nash l
i glednih trgovaca ovdje, kao
: poduzetnika, tako sam vidi
: gosp. Rupcica, Dilica i Mes
i ca. Mesic je ovdje il De
i PLANES, vrlo uvazena liGnos
= II naSem oradu SVi oa rad
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25

Il cd $500. IL Vancouvera, b
Gem, tie su razgledali sve zgra-Y
de u NINA zivot. Vesele Sc,
kada su mogli, da ostanu
prenoce, jer imadu ovdje diva
mlada Vukelica, pa kao otac
stric, nisu mogli sve u par
sati srediti, j darovase djeci
$500.
Mr.. i Mrs. Gallo, moi start
prijatelji, CHA je keerka Ka-
tica, otpjevala Americku i Hr-
vatsku Himnu uz Duran apla-
uz cd publike. Oni darovase
uz dar kterkine pjesme $500
nasoj djeci. Mr.. Jambric IL
Los Angeles, prodje ovuda i
darovao nasoj djeci $500. On
je sretan da Sc je mogao vra-
titi u owe krajeve, gdje je ne
kada u mladim danima zivio.
Donesao nam je pozdrave cd
naseg glavnog pod-pred. bra
ia Mate Kovacevica.
Sestra Ozbolt, odbornica
Djecjeg Donna, takodjer u ime
svojeg muza, dariva djeci
$1,000. Sestra Kirin, sa .su-
zom u oku, veil mi: Kada me
mrtvu donesu u Chicago, do
djite me pogledati. E, ne tako
rekoh, jos je rano. Trebamo
Vas, jer dobrih majka nikada
proved i dobrih savjeta nika-
da dosta.
Mr.. i Mrs. Mihaljevic, IL
Detroita il odsjeka broj 351,
prodjose ovuda i razgledase
sve zgrade. Bas Sc je trefio
ovdje biti brat l.. Biondic,
koji je dok sam ia bio zapo-
slen, pokazao i'm zgrade i sve
su vidjeli u najboljem redu.
Veseli su, kada je sve ijepo
Darovase djeci $1,000.
Brat Kupina mas Chicaski
trgovac kao redovito, dariva
djeci svotu cd $500. Moi sta
ri prijateli Ivan Krilit, IL So
Chicago, jedan cd agilnih "a,
jednicara, koji, kada ina cla,
ma, on ga preporuci svojen7
prijatelju, da ga zapise l
HBZ., dariva djeci svotu oc
$500. .-.
Brat sestra Tomo OreSko
vac, dodjose IL Ohio IL Cleve
landa, da nam uzvelicaju mas
izlet. Njihova prisutnost mils
je draga svakome, jer tko ne
bi bio sa Tomom u dobron
drustvu, kada je on, kako 81
ono veil, dusa cd covjeka
Raspitivao Sc je "a sve i
svemu. Razgledao je mas Die
eli Dom. Ponosan je da mi Hr
vati imademo neSto ovakovo
ga u ovoj "a mas dragoj zem
iii. Obilazio je djecu, pitao il
, je "a sve i sva. Darivao in
, novaca, jer su mi rekli, d.
/ i'm je davao eek i petice,
: kada je posao kuci, ostavi
je djeci kroz meme $500.
l Brat Reskovac isto kao
= brat Biondic Ivan Markovit
misli, da bi trebali imati re
flektore - lampe, da Sc vid
=. i po noci kao i po danu, da j
ovo Dom HBZajednice. On {
o tome reci koju, kada Sc sa
stane u kojem drustvu zaje
dnicara.
Sva ova braca sestre, bi,
su izvanredno veseli, kada s.
vidjeli Djecji Dom uredjen
koliko Sc najbolje da, dove
den da Sc u MENU moze Il
:. vjeti priblizno kao u jednor
civilnom Domu u jednoj na
!, Sol obicnoj obitelji.
Oko 4 sata poceo je pre-
gram. Brat T. Sip. Sic, preds
Odbora Djecjeg Donna HBZ
otvorio je program sa pozrs
vom zazelivsi svima dobre
doslicu, a zatim pozvao sestr
X. Zvonkovic, da uz pratnj
zbora Djecjeg Donna otpjev
/ Americku i Hrvatsku Himnl
Uz par lijepih nazdravic
cd strane brata sipusica, ko
il, kako Sc ono veil, kao ota
njeguje djecu u Domu, pc
zvao je i podpisanog, da
kao domacin pozdravio prisu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25

tim je brat Sipusic zahvalio
Sc prisutnima j zazelio i'm u
godnu zabavu.
Ma ovom izletu nije bio
valjda nj jednog posjetnika,
koji nije stao razgledao mo-
derno uredjene masine, koje
okrecu janice. Svijet je pi-
tao, da gdje smo to dobili?
Odgovor je bio uvjek jedan,
da je to, clan odbora Djecjeg
Donna, brat Saban nacinio i
dosta puta kroz mjesec pol
ostao do jedan sat ujutro pla-
nirajuci i sastavljajuei iste. I
u istinu, kada Sc je to sve sa-
stavilo postavilo ma izletu,
izgledalo je kao jedan most
ma rijeci iii zeljeznicka pruga.
Bratu Sabanu velika hvala "a
rad "a korist Djecjeg Donna.
Brat Biondic, koji je ruko-
vodio sa radnom snagom, bio
je zaposlen clio dan, da tako
sto bolje u onom ruznom vre-
menu udovolji gostima. No,
veil on, lahko je ugoditi mu-
sterijama, kada imam ovako-
We suradnice, a to SUI: sestre
z. Naglic, George Juretic, E.
va zuljevic, Barbara Popovic,
Josephine Herceg, Lucy Kou-
benec i njezina kcerka Pa
tricia Koubenec. Mnoge dru-
ge radnike nisam jos do sa-
da dobio imena, jer to je sve
radio kao mravci iii kotaGi
u uri.
Kako rekoh, posjetnika je
bilo sa svih strana, pa tako
iz West Allis, brat Peloza
Anic, jer oni uvjek dodju sa
velikom grupom i uzvelicaju
mas izlet.
Sestra Ozbolt je bila ma cd.
govornom blagajnickom mje'
stu, a brat Sipusic i Krasic
bill su kako Sc ono veil, sva'
gdje gdje treba pomoci. Dru'
gim rijeeima rasporedjival
zaostale radove.
Meni kao upravitelju Die
cjeg Donna, u ime meme i od
bora, neka je ovim putem do
zvoljeno, da vam Sc svima "a
hvalim, a tako i nasim Ured
nicima braci Vukelicu Brki
Gu "a oglasivanje naseg izle
ia, jer u istinu Zajednicar j
mnogo doprinesao i doprinos
"a djecu i Djecji Dom. Hvals
Filipe j Stipane.
A sad jos ovo: Izlet je pro
Sac. Sa mime i ljetni mas rad
Preostaje jos "a owl godin,
ovo: Svake godine u mjesec1
decembru, mi imademo ma
Bozicni program. Owe &c s.
godine 16. decembra u tri sa
ia poslije podne odrzati pro
gram. Molimo svih, da ia
dan zapamte i da Sc odazo
WI. Owe Sc godine namjerav;
imati jedna mala igranka
koju &c djeca IL Donna izva
djati. Vec sada pozivamo tam
buraske zborove, da nam bu
du gosti tai dan, a to su: Lo
la, Sloboda, Velebit, Drina
Jadran, Hrvatski Sinovi
; drugi, da mas posjete dan;
: sesnaesti decembra owe god
u skolskoj Dvorani Djecje!
Donna HBZ. u Des PLANES
Ne zaboravite u tri sata po
slije podne.
Pozivamo sve sadanje j biv
Sc odbornike, kako DjecjeI
Donna, tako HBZ.
m
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
u. Must
|dmit Negroes
luey.Rioi

b United States Supreme Court
aaay refused an effort made
the University Of Alabama to
fahrow a lower court order
curing il to admit Autherine
ne Court rejected the conten-
b Of university officials that
/ case Of the coed should have
tea heard by a three-iudge low
court instead of by District
ags Il Il Grooms alone.
ne Judge ordered the universe
to admit Autherine Lucy last
u Al first the university COM
led but its action brought forth
snes Of racial demonstrations
Vi ended In near riots. The
diversity then expelled her,
arging tina, she had made I'M
nplimentary remarks about the
ieiaIx
he Court holds TO its decision
a unsupported colleges and
ayerNues in the south must ad-
b Negroes promptly and with
delay
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
kher Several Days In Woods
Body Of Missing Woman Found
announcement Exercise
at AM&N College

DR.. John w. Davis. special d.
rector, department Of Teacher In
formation and Security. New York.
will deliver the eighty-first an
nual commencement address at
the AMIN college. May % at
10 a. m. in the college gymnasium.
The baeealaureate sermon will be
delivered by DR.. Richard I. Me-
Kinney, chairman. department of
Religion and Philosophy at Nor
gan State college in Baltimore,
Maryland, Sunday afternoon at
p, m. in the college gymnasium.
The 227 candidates for degrees
will be the guest OF President and
Mrs. Lawrence A. Davis along
with their parents and visitors at
a reception in their honor in the
Student union building at 6 p. m.
Sunday.
DIR. Davis. the commencement
speaker. is a graduate of More
house college and was president
of West Virginia State college
from 1917 70 1883 Since that time
he has been president emeritus
In 1853. he became u S. director.
Technical Coop. Administration in
Monrovia. Liberia. Africa, and has
been in his present position since
January. 1865.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
Pet Milk Company Announces First
Pet Milk Baby Of The Monfh"

The Pet Milk company put the spotlight on one of the
communtys happest heathest babies today with the
nouneement of the first pet Milk Baby of the Month"
The awardwnning baby is Paula MeCullum IL months
old daughter of Rev and Mrs j. T. McCulum 1922 South
Monroe street. Little Rock.
Telegraph Of the Baby of the Month" appears In the
Milk advertisement in this newspaper The Pet
Milk company already has presented this months lucky parents
engraved Special Award Certificate and gift Of $40
in groceries.
Next month and every following month"; another Arkansas
baby will be named pet Milk Baby of the Month and will
receive the awards
This new baby believed be the first series Of
its kind be running continuing, year-round basis. I'VE
(See BABY OF MONTH'-page FOUR
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
In Fort Worth, Texas
Pools Closed Until
Race Issue Settled

The city recreation board decided last week to not to
open public swimming pools last week after appeal for
desegregaon made The pools scheduled to open
June 2.
Fort Worth has operated five swimming pools for whites
and for Negroes the past proposal to build
pool for Negroes made by City Council Barney Holland
The board voted keep the pools closed until the proposal
submitted by Holland could be explored
Attorney Clifford Davis spokesman for delegation
from the National Association for the Advancement of Col
ored People said by II is obvious that racial segrega-
ton in recreatona facilities longer be sustained
a proper exercise Of the police power"
Golf maintained by the city desegregated
last year. Many of the other facilities In addition to the
swimming pools still maintained segregated basis.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18

divorce.
Mrs. Mary Lee. mother Of the
victim. lives scross the street
from the Abner place Of business
She stated that after the disap-
pearanee of her daughter. Abner
frequently inquired as TO wheth-
er there was any word As TO her
whereabouts. During his Inquiries
he often stated that Il hope she
Is not murdered. You know where
I was the mite she disappeared"
Mrs. Lee stated that she did see
him sitting In front Of his place.
but did not notice whether he
stayed there the entire evening.
Survivors are her husband. two
sons. Jerry .. and Billy 0. her
mother: father. Clarence Lee Of
Eudora: grandparents. Eddie VIM
ston Of Eudora. and Mrs Hattie
Keith OF Little Rock: . great
grandfather. Tom Hill Of Eudora-
Funeral arrangements are In the
charge Of Miller funeral home.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18

TO determine that there was no
skull fracture nor broken bones.
However. Sheriff Tom Gulley said
that he and his department are
working on The assumption that
she was murdered. She could have
been strangled or stabbed but the
body was In such state of de-
composition that these wounds
would not show up In an exami-
nation. Meanwhile. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfonso Abner. operators of a
West Ninth street tavern. are un-
der investigation.
II Is reported that Mrs. Barnes
had kept company" with Abner
for several years. About n month
ago. Mrs. Abner and Mrs. Barnes
engaged In q fight at 9th and L.
ard streets. ut which time Abner,
Is reported 10 have struck his
wife ana stated that This l. my
woman. and I don't want you TO
ever touch her again" Shortly
afterwards. Mrs. Abner sued for
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
Foul Play limited;
Queried
Condition Of Body Makes Autopsy
Useless in Determining Cause Of Death

Mystery surrounds the discovery of the body local
ident found Monday in wooded southwest OF the city,
clothed In negown and casual Shoes by Fred Christian Mrs
Sue Olivia Barnes 49, 1922 Cross street. repeatedly dsap
peared from her home Wednesday mite May 8. while her
husband was at work, and their small asleep The
husband Eddie Barnes stated that he returned home from
work about not finding at home. presumed
that they at the home of his mothern-aw Mrs Mary
Lee 9i4 West 9th street. who had been injured Upon arriving
there and finding only his he became alarmed began
nqurng from close friends he sad and could give
information to her whereabouts He returned home and
notified authorities. he stated.
The body wasn't discovered until Monday. and so
badly decomposed that autopsy of little value except
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
Burke. Jr., Forrest
City. Killed In Auto
Head-on Collision

J. E. BurkeS. jr, only child OF
DR. and Mrs. J. Z. BurkeS Of
Forrest City. was one Of four
persons fatally injured in a head
On collision Of two cars Monday
mite which occurred seven miles
east Of Mariana. Mr.. Burkes was
driving alone while the other three
victims we're passengers in a new
Cadillac automobile. All were
residents Of Pine Bluff. The driver
If the car was not Immediately
known. The four died instantly.
Young Burke was n years old.
He is survived by his widow and
parents. DR.. ]. E. Burke and Mrs
Burke.
burke was a funeral director
in Forrest City.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
Wrong Angle on Indignation Causes
Four White Men to Be Charged With
Rape on Sixteen-YeaT Old Negro Girl

with them in their
They took the girl to the Bogue Cho river bottom and
raped her at gunpont.
The girls mother notified the shefs office Of the mems
action. Immediately and search organized
Sheriff Bill Andrews stated that after the girl raped
she got hold Of the shotgun and hit of the the
head and She found four Negroes fishing and they
brought her the hway where the shes posse had gath
cred for the search.
The fourth man. Ollie Dillon. brother of Ernest was
charged with kidnapping The three charged with kid
naping and rape According to the sheriff. the three have
signed statements.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
Fired From Post
For Enforcing
Registration Rules

BATON ROUGE. La.-According
TO reports from Governor Robert
Kcnnon's office, Mrs. Winnice
Clement Of Minden has been fired.
Mrs. Clement was the woman
registrar OF voters Of Webster
parish. and has been under fire
for sometime by the pro-segration-
lists.
The complaint originated last
January. when Mrs. Clement had
See FIRED-page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
In Nashville. Tennessee
Bus Company Hires
Negro Operators

The Nashville Transit company, operators ha et,'s
bus system announced last week that accepting APP
peaons from Negroes for jobs operators con pany
stated that applicants must be at least 25 years cd tn
hi school education and have police record must
have top credit rating The qualifications are re-
quired for whites, spokesman said
Rev. l. Evans, speaking for the Citizens Rights commit
tee said he plans with Transit company eas
Chattanooga this week discuss plan of action
in that city Nashville does have any Negro operators
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
Field Foundation Gives
$4,000 to Naacp's Id

The Field Foundation was es-
tablished in 1910 by Marshall
Field and seeks to improve inter
cultural and interracial relations
Past grants made TO the NAACP
Legal Defense Fund have enabled
the organization 20 make great
inroadS against the barriers OF
discrimination in several areas Of
American life.
The NAACp Legal Defense and
Educational Fund, Inc. is headed
bv Thurrood Marshall.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
Baptist College
Gets New Prexy

DIR. Oscar Allan Rogers. ir, a
native Of hatcher. Mississippi. has
been elected president Of Arkan-
sas Baptist college DR. Rogers IS
a graduate of Tougaloo college.
Mississippi, and Harvard univers-
lily. He was formerly assistant
pastor of Union Baptist church.
Cambridge. Mass. and dean and
registrar OF hatcher college In
Mississippi His wife. Mrs. Ethel
Lee Rogers is also a teacher. mai
oring in biology.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18

NcNW WoRsHPs-Today thru the 26th has been set aside
by the National Council OF Negro Women Mary Bethune
Commemoraton week Turnout the United States. All chap
the six regions will hold significant ceremony
launch project honor of this great personality who
the founder Of NCNW.
The Little Rock chapter will worship In body during
the morning services Wesley Chapel church. Sunday The
entire membership we'll all members of the affiliated
organizations and charter members expected to be pres
Mrs Bethune left TO u.s. part Of her great legacy
faith courage responsibility brotherhood dignity and amb
ton The local council extends invitation all citizens to
be present this worship service receive vital inspiration
progress toward world peace progress. brother
hood and love.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
Wrong Angle on Indignation Causes

MAGNOLIA Miss.-Four white have been charged
with kidnapping 16yearold Negro girl and taking her to
secluded place the Mississippi ouisiana line where
three of them committed rape her
According officials who related this stOry after the
Monday, of Ernest Dillon. % McComb Glen Duncan
81 and Duroa Duncan of Olen both from Tyertown
the had been together Saturday and decided to look
for They drove the house of a Negro man
and asked him where they could find a Negro girl
Officers said the Negro, who frightened pointed out
house where and her daughter lived alone The
forced the frightened Negro go with them the
house and ordered him kick door. The Negro
fused and the X Ked in themselves took the girl
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18

itv for all Americans without re-
gard 10 race or color.
The grant covers a 24-month
period beginning May /. 1856. and
is given in two payments Of SIS
900 each.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
Transfer Of Bishops
Made by AMEs;
Greene 10 Arkansas

1t was announced Wednesday in
Miami. Florida. where the African
Methodist Episcopal church Is in
its closing hour Of the general
conference. that w. r. Wilkes. who
has been over the 18th Episcopal
district. has been transferred TO
See BIsHOPs-page four
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18

he Field Foundation OF New
PIX has made a $4,000 grant to
e NAACP Legal Defense and
aesuonal Fund, Inc, TO help
rther the organizations legal
iort TO secure justice and equal
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18

tSNUAL womEN's DAY PARTIcIPANTs-AnnualW omens
VIII be observed May 20 Mount Pleasant BaPtls cu.s
II a. m General theme is Women Accept me ChdieI5
Three Worlds" Guest speakers Mrs Norma kllngsMor
rs Sue Cowan Williams and Mrs Bernice Atkinson Moole
y will speak fifteen minutes each the business N
professional woman and the homemaker lhese suoJe
be taken I'D in order of their names Mrs Potts gene
chairman; Mrs H. Jones' co-chairman; Mrs E SaVine' PO
IAN chairman
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18
ids Jam Session
Moves 10 hiway 81

The Junior Deputy Jam SeS-
SION. held each Monday mite, will
be al Jim Linzy's club. Hiway 81.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-05-18

Word has just been received
in this office that Dr. o. Sherman.
North Little Rock. has been elect
ed to the bishopric Of the AAiE
church in Miami, Florida. where
the general conference is now in
session. Details next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-22
Phantom Bomber
Strikes Aquin

NEW YORK. Feb. 20 GA
phantom bomber struck again
yesterday, planting timed ex-
plosive in a lavatory of Pennsyl-
vania Stations lower level. An
attendant was injured. u
1t was the 26th time the
phantom has hidden a bomb In
crowd centers around the city.
The latest blast occurred about
an hour before the start Of the
evening rush hour, when all IA
cilities of the big terminal are
crowded.
Five persons were in the wash
room when an unidentified man
complained to the attendant
that a toilet bowl was plugged
The attendant. Lloyd Hill. IA
year-old Negro, was working on
the bowl with a plunger when
. the crude bomb went of. He
was taken to a hospital with
cuts and possible internal in
juries.
The last similar explosion was
In q mems Mushroom in Grand
Central Terminal last December.
No one was injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-22
OFFICIALS TRIP
OVER WORDS
IN SPELLING BEE

OTTAWA (R.-Red-faced
officials had to rerun part Of
the local contest Of the On
tario spelling bee yesterday.
The official check list
spelled rhinoceros as "rhi-
nocerous" and diphtheria as
"diptheria."
No one would commet pre-
cisely on authorship Of the
wrong spelling.
Youngsters in the local
runoff of the provincial bee
who tripped on the mis-
spelled rhinoceros and diph-
liberia were given a second
chance.
The final winner was IL
year-old Dhonald Mackinnon
of Connaught Public School.
He made it on "pinioned"
while his final opponent fell
down on "pillory."
"Dhonald?" that's the cor
rect Scottish way to spell
Donald, said Dhonald.