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Arkansas State press., 1957-08-16
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Arkansas State press., 1957-08-16

Linda Ford who has been
in the Des Arc hospital Is home.
N rs. Cassie Boyd Of Hazen
Is visiting In Des Are. Ths
North Little Rock district Sunday
school and Allen League conven-
ton convened in Augusta last
week. II was held at the Ward
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-16
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Arkansas State press., 1957-08-16

son Brewer L On the sick hst .
Mrs. opheha clayborn. Mrs.
Ruthin cooney. and Mrs. Lyddie
Spencer motored to Little Rock 10
visit Mr.. claborn. Ars. Blaneh
Robinson Is Ill
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-16

zemn, a doctnr,s formula. liquid
O. ointment soofheS helrs bal
minar burns cuts hrizisea Family
nntiseptie. eases itch IL surfaces
rnzheS eczema, teen-ags pirple4
athletes foot STOPS scratching. %
aids faster healing. For stubborn
czses Ut EFfru StrsngtA zeme
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-16
Legal Notices
WARNING ORDER

WAR4%A@%a
STATE OF Arkansas.
County q Pulaski, s. co,,4
In Ths Pulaski Chaneery Souit
Fioreuee Reed. Phhtiff
vs. No. leal5
william Il. Heed. Defendsh
me Defendant. William X. heea
l. warned TO appear In TINS eoeIt
<zithin thirty days and ansWet,
fhr complaint of the piaheii
Florenee Red -.
Dsfed, July .. 1921
aaxxJI Price q Worsham
solicitor for Plaintiff
Attorney I'D Litem
ar,ine Turner, chaneery Clerk
Nv Helen Edwards D. c
~ s:2-e-i6-23 It.
NO ICE
In The Probate Court VI ruiasA'
County. Arkansas 49, n,
In The Matter OF Inc Estate VI
IhIs q. Williams. Deceased.
La Known Address OF psee-
I7I4 Commerce street
IIttle Rock. Arkansas
The undersigned was appointed
wxaeutor Fl the estate OF the q
boxe-named decedent on the SUN
day Of July. 1887.
An persons having claims against
a. essata must exhibit them duly
- ID. 10 The undersigned, WIN
In six months from the date o.
a.. first publication OF THIS 10
ssre or they shall be forever barr
81 and precluded from any bene-
ut In the estate. .,,.. Oh.
This notice first pap,ished NV
nd day Of August 1897.
Fred A. Newth. Jr- Exeeuso'
7io6 Games Street
Littla, Rock. Arkansas
nnhcr< j. Brown. Attorney
80 Vain Street
Iffn Rock. Arkanses
e:7-e-ie H.
In The pulaski CAancery Court =,
V.rdSIi Jacksua and Ettiebeu
Iscs.roa. his wife. Plainftfn:
N No. l0olS3
a eeviain tsct Of land. described
1esinnlns n ths northwest cor
= az lot / In block Z Of Co.'s
0ssansv Addition TO TIE Guy
~ Little Rock. PULASKI County,
Ss.1n "A feet and / inch: thence
- III feet: thence south - ees
~ I inch: thence west III iee'
= me point Of seeinnins
NorIcE
rofies u Hereby Given thai
go Ia bean filed In my office.
- GU Of the Pulaski Chancery
CnsrI { pekition for the confir-
HSzIoa a. the title 10 q certain
~ n land described. a. fol.
~ 6eginning ct the northwest
curSsr o. lot in block OF
CoTs ouapaw Addition TO the
Cify Of Little Rock, Pulaski
Comfy. Arkansas. and running
sh~nce north g feet and inch;
sAence east III feet: thence south
= feet and 1 inch: thence west
III .fret 70 the point Of beeinnine:
snA the quietins OF the tive %
he same In WWdell jackson ano
Rtksbell Jackson. his wife. PLAIN
TIM herein.
Rrtitoners sllesc that said land
W. purchased BY them from the
state Land Commissioner on Au-
w1x4 Is, 1855: that no one Is IN
possession claiming adversely to
den. that there IL no adverse
claimant TO said land: that they
have been n actual possession OF
said land for more than 2 years
1zst past and have paid taxes
thereon for more than 3 years
last past and that they are en-.
tilted to have the title to said Land
confirmed in them and the sale
OF the State Land Commissions
confirnsd.
An persons claiming said lands.
or ma Interest therein, are here
BY warned 10 appear in the Pu-
faski Chancery Court on or be.
fore 20 days from this date and
show cause why said title to
saidfdands should not be confirm
ed In the said Wardell jackson
and Eftiebsll Jackson.
witness My Hand as Clerk OF
the Pulasli Chanc Nv Court and
the Seal thereof on this the 10th
day Of July, 1857.
Airline Turner
Chancery Clerk
BY JaOye Dreher
Deputy Clerk $4,000. Al,
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-16

camp Roberts California 10 here
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Ma
L w. Winfrey. The members
Of Zion Wheel church wish their
pastor. Rev. Holmes a speedy re-
eoyery and also Mrs. z. D. Swins-
ney who Is hospitalized.
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-16

was conducted by Prof. W. c.
Hunter. Glasses assembled By the
churches with an attendance Of
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-16

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IL sla pssesks ksse yssu seed plss o. bssss sse ssee
splstIssdsd yssp sat biss ps 81 hs:h .h Az sde
Gds sh cad ss sies The - esd he pss sssevi
Rssis psssskss / Prepare pancake mix ~ de
cups paekaged pancake ix into batter Bake on hot
cup Tor two 1heunee griddls Serve hot with maple
paekages raisns blended syrup. Makes IL to 10
Log Cabin Syrup a. lpaneake.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19
Set. Third Triol For Two
Men Charged With Killing
RelofiVe OF Or. Bvnche

Washington amp 49, TWO
men charged with robbing and
killing Roscoe w Harris. brother
.H-Ia2 Of DR. Ralph Bunche. Win
go into their third Trial on Sep
TENDER 3 after their second hear
ing ended in a mIstnsI
Harris. 3 prominent real estate
man u Washington. was found
bound and gagged In his office
last August Charged w1th the
crime were Lindsey Mcdaniel. 20,
Thomas williams. 81. and Jackie
} Floyd 20 former heavyweight
boxer
Floyd has been declared insane
and committed 10 50. Elizabeth
Hospital The other two men are
charged With first degree murder
They went 10 trial last month
which ended IN a hung jury after
three days Of dsiibeyation.
The second trial which began
last Monday came 10 a close at
. 90 Friday when II resulted in a
miatra because one u the jurors
became an
The jury had been debating the
verdict for three hours when the
foreman notified Judge BoItha J..
Laws that a member Of the jury
vas iu After ordering doctor
% examine herNthe Judge said he
d.d no, think he should force her
30 continue
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19
3sAo CLINTON

Two bedroom home Gtucco. giaz
"a porch Complete with Rilsca
windows $500 $500 down.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19
Sell q !!l Buy I.css 80
CLASSIFIED

NICE HOME 8 Bedrooms. 2
baths, shower, porches, one
enclosed FIR. Te5S9 Yern. s-Jl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19
Northside TripIex Sold

Hardwood floors, gas heat fun
basement $3.50 monthly income
plus seven room apartment for
owner Only $1,000 down
Owner for a quick sale, list your
property wth us
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19

NNN ~
Filr So Es5az
oHutsu ToH NEARING. pfeITTIoN
ron ADStNisruN LIMITING
TVS - FIIE CLAIMS AND EoH
HEAHINg THEREON
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY Dr UGNNETiN
is PROBATE COURT
tn ite Estate ~ Max ShraHugitE
tisp SHOWN ~ Mas sharaEoNttH
fl"e ndeut
Order Tor urArtas Petition Tor
i~ttsrs 90 Administration
~ ~ ORDERED that All person,
ihtefHaIrd show cause N Bug theS
have before this Court on Nanda y
AnHust i2th 1857. ~ 10 o'ctork "A
N tu the Court House ~ Mime.
spnlia Minnesota why the petition
ot lda Arnold for thp appointment
q hsn Arnold ~ Ramsey county
Ainnfacta - administrator. herein
Mod, sheuld not be granted
order 10 Ette gIatas. snd for
H~ariag Thereau
W w ftityUNN ORDERED that
Wifbin four months from the dat
hNfsnl an creditors OF Haid Dsee.
aHut flir their claims iB thls Court
Proofs win be heard aue ciaims
examined ard adjusted hsfors this
lRNH at DO o'etSyk a. M In me
sofa
1hsFr orders SHAH he publlsbsA
lH the NlureAroiig 4pakfanau and
Egr'ea mailed according ta law.
iHtHttr AHAFA
WITNESS the uoN JAMES
% kEtToE tudgs af TrsEafg
aHf' ttlH ifth day Nf July.
EGNrgr p EouESy
'.rrk ~ Probate Court
NlItltn ssifs ATTORNEY
'fN Midland naHk GHfE
l-pnNtaHian Jolly ~ Sc AuE ~
No. IsaHA
lNNp rtrtE StNHaNx ~
APPLICATIONS Eou
Nn"i$fnNlgoN OF
STATE ar uiSSS'orA
COUNTY ur urSNrrTv
,,-r-p,,, DIST l3t.r COURT
E.. NLh JUDICIAL. DISTRICT
u. .Er HaEfHr uf EHa application
On N.Farf stein EH8 Erstn 4Fa.r
husband ana wife Sc Iatrf tenant.
E'H'rr tNr NfNH fa tee faffree.
.gE described real estate sEtgatrB b.,
ltalherin toHn NiHnas8ta.
.Tsat g - tgt ls. nlack s.
wilson iirii Hr1 Wgansfa AtFEl
fi.u fa MIuuearntis fssrrsr.f y.
hrEiru'uE az point 81 tta 4Efs5E
IINn IN WEH Tot lR HFaFsot
fH~t tatt 70 tha efathwoat -e-.
"Hf thfFnHf fhErEa N1aaf ag.aa4
a'' 7HAiH NHF aHat feet rs Fhr
MeF.EtIN N"r 20 layBlsfaa Ave.
n' h7enEo tef,Hgtius 90 thc frft
d7erreg fS wrnHraa Hiarr 49,
NrfiEttN iluo % saia Avenue nts
trrl th#HUF HsuflAnEnE 4lanr tke
westerly ltra ~ ssld Araraa ~
ihaaE n..t. Curve 60 the h.rt
thF'ns rsi.as NJ So fest ats.
'i 500 fhra theHre -HrFfeu.
NIoF a.o8N the Westerns Iles ~
*Eii Avenue tangent IL safs
yarFr tH al tarsrsasf frH ,.l.s
tar Argwa rafalfsf rs arH rF
fgt ta~i from ere WrpE me- ~
sa'3 i1f no. thence Srnth nfsr~
sS'f parallel iiue So ratuf st
tret NnttA ~ tha SosFb Yfua ~
SAID l0t lf thence r8s4 Paran.t
ea.d south Dee Z feet thFa-e
south pareily' tn eaId Wsst Ffro
3tH feet te Ire rri.t ~ $500
7tuE ktt~Ft Etefn ana Er..
etH,n hueaant ana wfa - fas~t
ienhafs Aeriissas
-
Theodore W1tv ustnf.s ntfv
iae'Fs i}erip Margaret raeia ~.
VIE 'k haInt Natrgsh Gem
pa0f Harry tesfs Nara faafs 4
8, psrfuerrhlp Fe5ra hs#4.-s -
frebsrt ssfae f,-ltsR $780,.
A0ferica. ara rafseaF ris.ss-+
AfHn tHtHfrAfthu hrH go ashar tr+
sons ~ Nart.tF urHfrur. rfas-sIr.r
a0N rfGhf tIfis. estate 1Hsr b. Ev
" ~ ai estate Hserriret
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19
Ohio Electrical
Union Finally
Admits Negroes

Cleveland. q While rejecting
the application u the man who
forced the i0,year light Local Is.
~ The international Brotherhood
1f Electrical Workers accepted
three Negro louueyman clectH
clans last week
Theodore Pinllston whose fight
went all the way 10 AFL-CTO
president George Meany. who or
1orrd the union 20 square up by
Iuly or lose it4 charter. was re-
iected by the union after eSamlna
ton
Elmer y Thompson one o.
those admitted said he has been
trying 20 get into The union since
1915 lie has been more thar 40
years in The trade
Fiuuhng Of pinkst6n Is regard,
Cd az punitive Thompson said
"rnkstou 10 q better electrician
than I am
INC light for admission Of Ne.
gro electricians 10 the union In
Cleveland was begun eight years
ago A principal figure In the
battle was shelton Granger. move
of Minneapolis,
Granger was industrial seeres
tayy Of the Cleveland Urban
League when Theodore pinkstnn
appealed 20 him for help 70 get
the union 10 admit him
Mr Granger is now executive
secretary OF the Minneapolis ur
han League
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19

SUMMONS
HIATE or MlNNE&fFfA
COUNTY or ffENNEHtN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Eeua ~ Hrown.
Pialuuft
svM
iais Y Brown.
Defendant
THE STATS or MiSNf8OTA TO
IiiE MOVE NAMED
DEFENDANT
rpu the above named defendant
are hereby summoned and required
"a answer the complaint % the
pisiufir % ne above entitled Rcr
tuu which complaint has been
said District Court a. Toe CITY o.
Minneapolis County % Honnepln,
state N Minnesota, aud 10 serve &
cops 81 your auswer a. The said
complaint on mo sptncribaFu az
thar offices i9a Northwestern
Federal BuiidIuE Minneapolis
Minnesota, iu The said County o.
ti'Hnapin within thirty f8BJ DAYS
after service ~ thla summons upon
you. exclusive 10 the day ~ such
service, and " you faii 20 aurwnr
'hs said complaint NlthIH the dime
aforesaid, The uiaiufiff ia this ae.
ton VIII apply ca the Court FOR tho
relief demanded H sNIa complaint
nEtr1 taty N, 1851
HafUrras Perl q Johnson
Attorneys Tor plaintiff
tU5 N0fthwvatfn Federal Bonding
Minneapolis 81 Minnesota
t7rgArswan, luly ia zs, AUG -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19
WANTED TO Rrnr

WANTED Three room unfurn-
ishcd apartment or lower or upper
duplex Private bath. South lOca-
lion Call CA $4,000. Saturday.
Sunday R.5l
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19
7. B. Burt Realty
t53a Third Ave SO
Tn. 3-oli3

First Offering Brick & Stuoca
Three Bedroom Rambler
Top south location Very clean
and Hpotless Like new. Huge 2S
n living room with fireplace and
dining T. Kitchen with separate
eating area All natural oak On
ish. Crramic tile bath, large bed.
rooms Garage -Four wears 0'I
Priced az SIC. 900 Terms 90 suit
buyer Mr. Game ia 5-tt6s or
WA s 20is
BEFCHER co
K "a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19
Upper Midwest bronze Tourney
Championship Flight
Scores


Joe Louis Chicago 8T-37.55 100
Chaa Jefferson chi g7.87.a6 40
Dr & Robinson Oct 154O 30 10
Archie Manuel chi 80 81 rs no
Bert Dawson. Mpts 50 1881 ll8
Ernie Harris Mpia 1888 20 10
q Hogotte Mpis aT-tD-d1 IA
" Wilson 80 Pam a7-g7 30 iI3
wiley Wright. Chi. lDs3s-s7 IIS
Jimmy f>se 80 PAM 80 1919 ii6
Odoii Bradley. bet 20 4O-ss rs
g Johnson Dea. ~ ii-gs-s7 III
l.. Thomas, Omaha 81 a. 80 ~
Ray Miller, chi. it-aAs3s NJ
~ Jackson chi as.3g.4z ita
Joe curry. Chi i040-3g no
~ Beatty Mich 80 90 90 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19
3oih 81. and por,Innd

Commercial Lots OF store space
on first floor. Upstairs apart
ment rents Tor Ss5 month. Sit..
500 Trrr.ta
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-19

A good newspaper :. one % tho
most NaIuabl, assets 10 com
uuanity THIS IL q good newspaper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
Hollywood Report
One Lonesome Gal

ceives her high-school diploma next week. and
then she can resume her television career
with poppas okay
Joan Bondell has agreed to make a pilot
for the Baby Shocks TV series-"But I'm not
sure Ill do the series" If she does, Joan will
be following in the footsteps of the late Fanny
Brice. Walt Disney has another biggie COM
ing up on television-" Man in Flight"-story OF
mans conquest of the air You'll see 1t in
March, Caught George Reeves at party.
and asked after his Superman. Il am going to
quit as told you" he said, but they made a
new deal with me- so / turned the walk into
the green" Meaning those green residuals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
Hollywood Report
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD. tNANAl.-Shelley Winters is
due in Hollywood for a Bob Hope teleyision
show and also to visit Anthony FrancOSa
The Lonesome Gals lawyer Ed YOungbIood,
has slapped SO million suit against RCA and
NBC, for using another lonesome female on the
Steve Allen and various other shows Young
blood is claiming that Jean King is the one and
only lonely one for radio and teevison
Here's better news for and from NBC Able
Lane and husband Xavier Cugat are taking over
Eddie Fishers twice-weekly spot And the
pretty Able will appear on two more Steve Allen
shows. &. Bob Crosbys daughter Cathy re-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

now a full-uedged newspaper man. as publicity
chief for the National Symphony Orchestra
On Monday veteran sportscaster Jim
Gibbons will start his evening broadcast on
WRC-4 weekdays $40 PM. He'll make up a
threesome for a newS-weather- sports show with
Tippy Strnger and Bryson Rash tanother
WMAL colleague of Jims who has made the
move to WRC this season.. Pretty redheaded
Alice Emmett. secretary to Mark Evans, recently
appeared in The Sunday Star as the "Workday
Pin-up." -. WRC-TV newsman David Brinkley
busy in his basement these days working on
model train for his sons, Alan, Joel and John
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
News Of D. c. Studios
By SHEILA GALLAGHER

Young man with a harp
Lloyd Lindroth, currently APP
pearing in the willard Room Of
the willard Hotel, recently
made a trip to Hollywood to
appear on the Lawrence Welk
Show. Welk was so impressed
with the harpist that he signed
him to a long-term contract as
a feature performer and steady
member Of his band.
IN 1854 Lindroth won first
place in the All-Army talent
contest which got him on the
Ed Sullivan Show. That same
year he appeared on Arthur
GOdfrey'S program exactly
two weeks after Julius LaROsa
was fired. He took up the harp
10 years ago when he noticed a
in his neighborhood who used
strument. First / became int
he said, land then in the harp.
Monday marks Jerry Strong
vision after a two-year absence
Back Stage With Jerry Strong
7-7:30 pm. WMAL-7I. He will
minute news of the entertainn
will also feature 45-second excer
not yet released. Strong tells
than get most of his informatio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
News of D. c. Studios
WeIk Signs a Harpist

services, he will rely on New
York source of my own" Dick
StrattOn will be directing.
WTOP's Eddie Gallaher,
now vacatloning in Florida, re-
ports that his good friend Jim
Gibbons is as easy to beat as
ever-''in golf that is" Ex-
WTOP newsman Paul Hallett
now winning wide recognition
with his syndicated cartoon
series Merry Washington APP
pearing locally in The Star.
Although Hallett no longer has
time TO handle a 7-day week
rV show he Is still in the
market for a part-time TV job.
Duncan Miller. former pro-
motion director of WTTG-5,
has replaced Roy Meecham,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
Randolph To Open
Tampa NAACP Driue

TAMPA - A. Phillip Randolph
vice president of the AFL-CIO,
ard international president of the
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Por-
terS, will open the 1857 member
ship campaign of the Tampa
NAACP branch on Feb. 10.
This was announced here this
week by Warren S. Banfield,
president of the Tamca branch.
Mr.. Banfeld said that the Rev.
A. Leon Lowry will serve as cam
paign chairman.
The Tampa effort is part of
the Florida State NAACP men,
bership which in turn is a phase
of the associations national 1857
Fight for Freedom campaign. The
association hopes to raise one
million dollars this year in reg
ular memberships, life member
ships and general contributions.
The Florida State NAACP has
set a goal of $4,000 members for
1857. and expects to raise $4,000
in the same period. The appoint
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
65,82S BUY
CHRISTMAS
SEALS

Some 65,828 Dade Countians
have responded to date in the
1856 TB Christmas Seal Sale,
contributing a total of $142,588.
This is the largest number OF
contributors ever to participate in
the Annual Christmas Seal Sale,
in the % year history of the Dade
tuberculosis Association, and rep
reSentS 10000 more contributors
than year ago.
Final reminders are going in
the mails daily to those who con-
tributed last year and have not
responded to date.
Christmas Seal contributions
received through March 80 will
apply on the 1856 Sale, whose
minimum goal was $135, 900.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02

politicians in the South, our en-
trance into the Promised Land OF
full-fledged citizenship will be
considerably postponed.
Thanks be, that we have in the
White House for another u T
years a President and soldier who
is not afraid of the Russians. 1t
would be a calamity to have a
president who was hesitant and
equivocal in his dealing with
those shrewd masters in the
Kremlin. And let nobody be de-
ceived, Russia has able men in
charge of that country's destinies
and anything less than an Eisen-
hover in the White House would
leave this country exposed to a
deadly menace. And well might
we rejoice that the great Essen
hover will during his second
term of office wage a lasting
peace for mankind.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02

great man by any standard OF
greatness. He came to the presi-
dency from the army and made
a success of it and proved him
self not only a great man but a
great statesman.
This country abounds in poll
ticians but statesmen are con-
spicious by their scarcity. The cur
'ent quarrel over states and civil
rights and over segregation and
indignation is calculated to over
run the country with politicians.
The fear expressed by the writer
n his opening address before the
celebrated Durham Conference
has been fulfilled.
In that great conclave fear was
expressed that the color question
would be thrown into the politics
# the South and that is exactly
what has happened and to un-
lereStimate the damage these
politicians will do the cause of
better race relations will he a
great mistake. Because of the &C
tivities and persistence and OPP
portuniSm of the current crop of