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is noted In Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Lintner--she is Sem
ator and Mrs. George Ma
lone's daughter. He has been
dropped and Mrs. Lintner is
listed as Mrs. Michael ].
O'Connor having taken back
the name of her late husband.
Col. Thomas P. Krock is
missing from the pages Of
society this year. According
to newspaper stories he has
been indicted in the United
States District Court on
charges Of forgery and false
pretenses.
One Of the greatest prob
lens for Mrs. Shaw are last
minute changes in the status
Of people listed in the book
such as deaths, marriages and
new titles.
This year Mrs. Corcoran
Thorn. who died Just a couple
Of weeks ago. still appears in
the book and Justice Black
who was just married is
listed alone.
A look through the pages
makes Rocco Siciliano look
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
Miss Zobriskie,
Mr.. Johnson
Are Engaged

Mrs. Alexander c. Zabriskie
announces the engagement Of
her daughter Mary Forrest
to Mr.. F. Colt johnson II.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
H. Johnson of Kaintuck
Farm, Locust Valley, Long
Island, N. Y.
Miss Zabriskie is the
daughter Of the late Very
Rev. Alexander Clinton Ia
briskie. professor and dean
Of the Virginia Theological
Seminary, Alexandria, Va.
She was graduated from the
Madeira School, Greenway,
Va. in 1852, and is at present
attending Barnard College.
Mr.. johnson was gradu-
ated in 1913 from .Groton
School and in 1852 from
Princeton University, where
he was a member of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
IN THE GREEN BOOK
Mr.. Sam Goes Up
In SociQl Listing

along these lines Is just about
as close to the President as
you can get - Assistant to
the President Sherman
Adams.
Gov. Adams formerly
ranked under Senators and
Governors Of States. Now the
green book places him as the
first man under the cabinet
and is followed by Budget
Director Perciysl Brundage.
Stassen Dives
The man who takes a dive
BY the book this year is Spe-
cial Assistant to the Presi-
dent for Disarmament Har-
old Stassen. Last year he
was ranked under the cabi-
net but now he has dropped
10 places and is found Just
below the Deputy Defense
Secretary and right above
Charge d'Affaires Of Foreign
Powers.
Changes in the listings in
the book come in every group.
There are two new associ-
ate justices of the Supreme
Court-Joseph Brennan, jr..
and Charles E. Whitaker.
Countless new names Of Of
ficiais appear in the White
House family and the Execu-
tive Departments.
In the diplomatic section
two new embassies have been
added, Ghana and Malaya.
And another note here Is
that former Chilean Ambas-
sador Rodriguez has been
replaced by Ambassador
Puga. However, Ambassador
and Sonora de Rodriguez have
not left the book since they
have stayed on here and are
found in the general resi-
dental listing.
Diplomats Increase
There are six more pages
OF diplomats this year as
against last year and eight
more in the general listing.
Mrs. Shaw says there are
about 1000 names in the book
about TOO were dropped
from last year and 800 added.
The fact that q person Is
dropped from the green book
should not necessarily send
eyebrows skyward.
People are automatically
dropped who fail to I'LL in the
QUESTIONABLE sent each year
or military or foreign service
families who move to differ
ent posts. The former is done
to avoid mistakes and the lat
ter Is because II all these list
ings were kept the book would
become tremendous.
But in the general listing in
the book people are also
dropped for notoriety Of any
sort that comes to the atten-
ton Of the board who decides
who goes In and who goes
out.
The residential society sec4
ton again this year starts
-
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q .
Quadrangle Club. Mr. John
son served for two years as
a lieutenant in the United
States Army Field Artillery
in Germany and is presently
lecturer in English and as
sistant in administration at
c. w. Post College, Brookville,
N. Y. He is studying for his
masters degree at Columbia
University Teachers College
in New York.
A December wedding in the
chapel Of the Virginia Theo-
logical Seminary IN Alex.
andria Is planned.
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Sisterhood Luncheon

The Tifereth Israel Sister
hood will hold a member
bring : a member luncheon
and fashion show at the
Cherner auditorium. Tifereth
Israel Synagogue, Sixteenth
and Juniper street NV, at
noon tomorrow. Mrs. Philip
Silverstone is chairman of
the luncheon and Mrs. Harry
Lopatin is cochairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
By DAISY CLELAND

uy DAISY CLELAND
Speaker Of the House Sam
Rayburn may not know It
today but he has been raised
two ranks.
This was not done with ex-
cessive red tape and paper
work. but instead by q most
attractive woman who for
many years has been the
towns expert on protocol.
She Is Mrs. Carolyn Hagner
Shaw, publisher Of the Social
List Of washington, better
known as the "green book"
For the 2sth year this book
which comprises the social
scene Of Washington" as well
as the social precedence Of
the Nations Capital, is in the
mail to subscribers.
This week many will be
thumhing through its pages
with q scandal-hunting CLINT
IN their, eyes to see who has
been added. but more impor-
tant<-who has been dropped.
In the cases Of some di-
vorces on the local social
scene. q quick look win be
taken to see which party has
retained his or her place be-
tween the emerald green COW
ers Of the book.
The Real News
But this year the actual
listing alphabetically Is not
the big news. Instead It is
who outranks whom.
Mrs. Shaw is by no means
the ofhcial protocol spokes-
man Of the Government.
However. seldom do the two
differ. When asked where
and how her decisions are
made, Mrs. Shaw win Just
say mysteriously, by the
powers that be-"
In speaking Of the changes
this year in the table Of
precedence. the publisher
says. 1T Is the biggest up
heaval since / can remember"
And that spans q year or two
since Mrs. Shaw assisted her
mother, the late Helen Ray
Hagner, who founded the
book in 1890.
As for the Speaker Of the
House: In years gone by he
has been listed In number
seventh place and he IS now
number five. Above him are
the President. the Vice Presi-
dent, the Chief Justice and
former Presidents. Before he
followed Ambassadors Of for
eign missions as well as Wild
ows Of former Presidents.
This protocol change stems
from the change In presiden-
tial succession which took
place In the Truman admin
istration.
Before the President was
succeeded by the Vice Presi-
dent and then the Cabinet,
starting with the Secretary
Of State. The latter is Of
course an appointed group,
not elected by the people.
With the new procedure, the
President and Vice President
are followed by the Speaker
Of the House. President pro
tempore Of the Senate (elec-
tive) and then BY the Cabi-
net in order.
Required Several Year,
This upheaval has taken
several years to reach the
salons Of society. II could be
compared to the tabled story
Of the Tortoise and the
Hare"
The Movement takes the
role Of the slow numbering
tortoise and society the one
Of the quickly hopping hare.
The Government made the
change and it took society
several years to catch up.
The second biggest change
noted in the book this year
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with Aahndahl and ends with
zuckert but there have been
some changes made in be-
tween to wit:
Mrs. Paul McNutt is no
longer in as she is now mar
ried to Mr.. Roy Garrett Wat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

PONTIAC "a chieftain IS" 4-dr
Sii Blue; s iisaIs Ho an Ri a coR
NER; Buick nealer.. Fla. ave. ne.
PONTIAC So 2-dr.: standard shift;
I owner; AL cond;; best oftel
PONTIAC, 1851. 6-cyl.; stand
Trans. ans h.. new tires: $3.50
POINT. '52 streamiiner 4-dr. sed,; r.,
h., hydra: excel: sacrifice, $40;
easy terms. 1897 Pa. ave. sc.
PONTIAC '55. Starchief; 4-door
radio. heater, hydramatic drive, W..
". tires. 2-tone blue and white: very
S1eaR en- g yNc c " VIZ c,rv
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN,, NV. EN-. 2-fO20
PONTIAC '52 4-dr. sed. Chief. de
eve. TIE. 6.17ss. ~ ~
and h. Gss7s. Can S, 50. 5 ssdaa4'
aasSalma sELMo oSsT@ AUTO H HSHSaSfS
dailv. . 70 q: Sunday. IL to 5.
PORSCHE $50 "I6OV' Convertible;
1000 miles; like new. never raced
Sacrifice. Private. AP. 7-6394.
RAMBLER IS Cross Country sta
ton wagon 4-door; hydramatic.
weather-eye heater: Just in time for
summer touring; Sl,595. World
wide f1nancingl
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1902 E.-W. Hwy. Cat Ga. Ave.)
Sill. Spg., Md. JU. 9-45OO
RENAuLT .52; q 2:tone; good c9 ~ ;
$3.50. or. s.1i3s. =
cond. 5000. Call LU. 2-4743.
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

PLYMOUTH '53 station wagon: fully
equip new tires, low mileage. iine
cond.; $3.50 FL. 4-76S1.
PLYMOUTH 1888 2-door sedan: 90
900 miles; excellent condition; $595.
WA T-7OQ1
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oLDs 81 Super "ss" 4-door: 3 to
choose from; al fully equipped:
tested for your protection. PAUL
BROS tolds)., Wis; and EllicOtt
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OLDSMOBlLE 1854 "Ss'' 4-dr.: .
tone finish: one Of our best buys;
Sl,l95, S195 down: immediate de-
livery. BELL MOTORS. SOLO wis.
ave. NV. WO. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

SORRY
We are not having a
gigantic, super-coloSSal
sale with fantastic bar
gains. Nor do we claim
to sell cars with no down
payments or other such
foolish come-ons.
The largest percentage
OF our used car sales
have been to repeat Gus
toners, and friends Of
customers. Our every
day methods are based
on low pressure selling
and good sound values.
MONTGOMERY
STUBDS
cannot honestly claim
to have the most, the
cheapest, or even the
best used cars in the u.
s. However, we do have
a large group Of
SAFE BUY"
used cars, mostly new
car trade-ins.
Open Sunday, II 10 I
IS CHEW. $1,5s9
wis" Bel Air elub sedan;
sparkling TURQUOISE and white
finish, e. h.. custom interior.
poWersiide. ste.' like new.
IS 0LDS S2,195
starilre ''0s" convertible; err .
mine white and TURQUOISE blue /
eomblnatiOn, white orion top,
o., h., hydra. dr.. full power,
etc. CLASSY top-dOwn value.
SO CHEW. - T95
"el0" sport sedan; Jet black
mi. ..s T. ana 80. h. Ds~ersi a.:
owner; will sell fast.
IS BUICK -$1,0l5
Special hardtsp coupe, 2-tene
French grey body, polar white
top.. T., h., dynafloW. Wv.
tires. ete.i low NIL: enc owner.
safe Bay" value.
IS BUICK ----$999
super va convertible: Hindu
grey finish. black top; .. and
h.. dynahOw, red leather In
terror. Wv. tires, etc. sporty.
'56 MERCURY, $2,1s5
Montclair hsrdteps: q TO select
from; assortment Of colora,
power equipped, ete.j one owner
trades on the new 81 Mer-
curry.
SO LINCOLN --S1,0ss
Cosmopolitan sport sedan; ..
tone finish, Empire grey body,
palace green top, .. and h..
Wv. tires. hydra. drive. cleo.
tric seats and windows, etc. A
luxuFy car DrieeA 10 sell
. -Ne
~ usterIa na,gtop -tene
n mins x hh;S,,y ,ss I sns PeaE .sS
s%'; .sr s.l' :.: "T in,. rts t :ss
,wrsy .m.Asrpp,~ 49,.
'5S PUHU M.zg6
vs r.,.,. ..
v.H Fairlane town sedan; lus.
isi ;, s .is:. :, .' y. .. re- in:
swner, yer, 81 shsr ." MT one
re Ennn e. 0nn
% rUnU OJvSSS
,... v s.s .s A;rd ss,, :'uss .,. E
W.: wv. . 'I i..; ,i ,::;: drive
"a MERcuRY. E1.0eA
, NSS
monterey hafdtop eoupei e
tene nukan yellow eoay, pal
hce ereen .op' 2. ano n" Mer-
cemaue arive. Wv ures' etc.;
,,sn,pnnnn,ssss ' Aaa.
''; :s IT.; NJ. q: H. y; 4.
81 81, o lI. ' "es' ss15
~ .. :: IA, s9 s.;.. '.s. soy:I.
second car.
% ChEv..- Sl,S96
go s ss..I,';'., WAGON s.sS.' el,...
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81 cranbrook club
mileage: S34 mo, no money down.
BELMONT AUTO LAND. a4i7 l4th
81. NV. no. 2-5500. daily, o to o;
Sunday II tn <
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
OLDSMOBILE 1858

"9S" hardtop: full power equip. !;
r radio hea re, prem. wv; tires; low
AUTO DISCOUNT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

OLDSMOBILE 1853 $50 Super a.
dr.: r. and h.: hydramatic: 2-tone:
white and green: low mileage: out
standing Guaranteed 81 Of5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

PLYMOUTH 1850 club coupe: black;
heater defroster. turn signals: good
eond. throughout: must sacrif.
immed.: S225. JU. 9-l504.
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Isl OLDS "88
1870 1870 wELs0.N B LsgyDTs

OLDs '55 "Ss" Holiday cpe.; white;
hydra. p.s., hr. seat, wind: ant.
del: Z. and h.: Wv: very clean;
81 ,995. and/ or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

sedan: newly painted. fully
equipped. Low. mileage; over $500
spent on mechanical reconditioning
sale JE. 4-1333.
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and b.. hydra: 1000 miles: II aa5.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and R. I. Ave. NE. LA. e-653O
OLDsMOBILE 1856 Holiday sedan:
yet black. black and white interior.
Wv. tires. power seat, p.s. and
p:p;, autronic eye, push button win
Cost new, $4,000. will sell. SO .450.
NO trade. OIL 6-114N
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

STUDEBAKER SIS Commander Adj. :
auto. shift: excel. cond. with motor
overnaul: ] owner; good tires: $905.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

sTUDEBAKER 1858 "6' 4-dr-: r.
and h., 3D.. custom covers; 10000
actual miles by one owner: $685..
JET ENGLISH FORD. 1884 Pa. ave.
Sc. Ii. 4-23O0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

1855 Belvedere 's''
4.dr Z. and h.: unusually clean:
Sl.I95, Sl5S On. immediate de-
ave. NV. WO. 6-s9OO.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
WILLYs 1913 station wagon; GOOD
running condition; $275. can OIL.

'53 Eagle 2-dr.: r. and h;
o overGr.; 1865 Ore best offer: 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

PACKARD so 4-dr. sedan; h.. de-
hauled; very good body; excel. black
nm: $3.50. JE. 2-s544. Elk. 3-I575
PLYMOUTH "a Savoy club sed.: g
or best offer. KI. 9-S74S. after 81
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PLYMOUTH 1851 sedan: in very
good conds S245. RE. 6-sl03.
PLYM UTH 1855 4-door: radio and
heater; I owner; exceptionally nice;
81 .495 HILL q SANDERS. Wash s
Oldest Ford Dealer. liza Vermont
ave. NV, AID 4-4300. Open ewes.
till Sat. till 5.
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PONTIAC 81 chieftain IS" 4-dr
ssii Sue! siye4Ts Ho an Ri H coR
NER; Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne.
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PARKWAY FORD

PLYMOUTH 1858 Belyedere hardtop:
auto trans. r.. h.; Hawaiian bronze
finish with sandalwood top; low mile
age: one owner; excellent condition:
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PLYMOUTH "a Belvedere station
wagon: 2-tone finish and interior;
equipped: hydrive: extremely low
mi; like new; S1,295. low down
payment. WOLFE MOTORS, 1891
WIS. ave EE a.An10
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
lcoNTiNuepl

MERCURY 1857 Cdr. sedan: 2-tone
red white; radio. heater, Wv. tires,
pu.h-hutton drive plus other extras.
S2.S05; $3.50 down or trade, bal
ance through local bank. Immediate
delivery. Call collie. LO, 4-SO36.
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1910 R. /. Ave. NE. AID. 10000
Open Sat and Sun. q It'll 10
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

oLDs. 81 "9s" Holiday coupe: =.
and b. hydra. Today's special. s695.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and R. I. Ave. NE. LA. 6-65SO
0LDs. 1919 4-dr, sedan: good cond. /:
can be seen : TO 4 pm. Sun. Rear
Of 2Sth st. NV; $3.50.
OLDsMOBILE 1854 "ss" Holiday:
equip; 2-tone finish: new tires; ex-
ira clean throughout: 81 ,495. JET
ENGLISH FORD. 1884 Pa. ave. Sc,
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an Edmund DuIac illustration for the Arabian Nights.
The chauffeur closed the door, jumped to his seat
and backed out the way he had come in The headlights
faded in the mist and Dr.. Flu Manchu was born!
II the tall Chinese was the elusive MIR. King" or
someone else cannot pretend to say; but that he was
man Of power and enormous authority never doubted
As walked on through the fog imagined that inside
that cheaplooking dwelling. unknown to all but
chosen few, unvisted by the police, were luxurious
apartments OrentaIIy furnished. cushioned and per-
fumed saw a spot Of Eastern magni6cence jewel IN
the erimy caSket Of LimehOuse.
That very night. alone in my room searched through
memories Of the East, finding pedigree for the beauti-
full girl had seen through the fog. And she became
Karamaneh ian Arabic word meaning confidential
slave an unwilling instrument Of the Chinese DOCTOR
Little by little that night and on many more nights.
built up Dr. Flu Manchu, until at last could both see
and hear him. His knowledge Of science surpassed that
Of any scientist in the Western world He controlled
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NJ anChU


A daily newspaper put a star reporter onto the job
His inquiries led TO Lmehouse. He heard Of MIR
King whose shadow haunted London's Chinatown
but all lips were sealed.
Shortly afterward, weekly magazine offered me q
commission to see what could do about it. thought
that with my many contacts had at least sporting
chance Of piercing the veil, and began to comb Lime
ways, byways, alleys and whaHes. got nowhere. The
mere mention Of Mr. King was a signal for silence
Then, very feanully. with warnings and promises Of
secrecy Chinese storekeepeT whom knew well hnted
that "a person Of importance owned most Of the houses
in Three Colt Street and sometimes went there when in
London He was in London now!
The Doctor Appears
This mean little street ran down beside canal (now
Demolished to the riverside. II consisted Of tWostoy
houses with occasional alleys between them. and was
inhabited by Chinese sailors, laundmen and so forth
knew II quite well. But now began to watch it like
weasel watching rabbit warren Il in district
where the police after dark. always patroled in pairs.
Which brings me to the night appropriately, fcgU
night when saw the prototype for Dr.. Flu Manchu.
was on my way home but made detOur to take me
through Three Colt Street. Il getting late, and not
light showed in any Of the dingy houses. was halfway
along when something happened = something Sufti-
GENTLY unusual in that place to qualify as phenomenon
blade Of white light suddenly split the darkness -
from the headIamps Of limousine just turning into the
narrow street. took cover in the entrance to narrow
aeyway. The pulled up less than ten yards from
where Stood smart chauffeur switched on the inside
light jumped out and opened the door for his passengers
saw a tall and very dignied man alight. Chinese.
but different from any Chinese had ever met He wore
a long. black tOpcoat and a queer aStrakhan cap. he
strobe into the house. He followed by an Arab girl
she may have been Egyptian. She reminded me OF
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every secret society in the East seemed to hear sib
liant voice saying 1T your belief that you have made
me; il is mine that shall live when you are smoke.
So, you see. had really brought something into
being. had set DR.. Flu Manchu out upon his great
march to conquer the Western world. had challenged
him to sweep aside the white races and to win DONNA
ton for his own Since thoughts things perhaps in
my exraVagance had made something not far short OF
what the future may hold sometimes wonder -.
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aaoinnino next week-A new adventure:
1.-THE Eye&0f Fu Manchu"

From Paris to the chilling Sax ROners latest mystery
moves swiftly Of Dr. Flu Manchu those well
Naand Smith and Dr. Pet are called
combat the Vainy OF the
notorious beautiful girl fits through the cooo
and Of LmehOuse until she lost to view DOM mss the
beginning filled with mystery and suspense
The Supai weekly news., 1957-07-04

Page 2--Su al News--J
Monday at noon we all had bed NJ
igie be came very i'll and We all W.
thought he had passed away but W
we are thankful to report that h
he is air ght. Mr. Collins gave i
him art1f cia1 respiration. and l
revived him. These very hot q
days are hard on little people. n
4 young man in CECIL M1l1er's. n
Friday nj ght. He was. sleeping c
up on ledge and walked in his r
sleep and had oad fall. He +
had 1st Aid down by the Falls
and then came on up to the (
Village for more help. Mr.. y
Collins called the doctor on y
ther Instructions on what to do !
for the young. man. We arc. glad ]
He he'd to ride out Of Supai on 5
horse on Sunday.
Aga54 tha f 9 hf1te9ntaE he0pt a csm9 sn9 or to
Lee Icy WASN'T ash't' doing t;(rty-5 So woil after
Billy came into the world 50
Dr.. Henry came down from the
Grand Canyon HOsp1 tai in q he'll
1cOpter to get her and take her
back to the Canyon. Mrs. Cham-
bers "del1vored" the young man
and She was over jOyed that nc
was fine, normal baby BOY.
We are all glad that Dr.. Henry
end the biz 'copter came down
out Of the sky to cid us. The
srbi bird" happened to be al
ready up at the Grand CanVOn.
50 1t didn't take long TO get
The Supai weekly news., 1957-07-04

July 4, 1857
Martin Clinton has a cute, little !;
mule co1t:: Thero els IS some5ndng som 5nd
r wrong WITH 1a It's rs 7owo6 low 6 Jay cdng and
ham to come down and look at
t. It is a black baby mule and
is very fri sky; 1T runs AROUND
and bucks and XII cks etc. It's
namc is Nicky.
Mr.. Chambers went to Peach
Springs and Kingnan Monday and
cIne home Tuesday afternoon. He
rode hi s new horse, Sandy, to
Hilltop.
Among those Nao went to the Pow
WOW We atI3aggsta5ff l ft TSr9i Srii opd rdyphn ho,,g
Vas asana3 na3aR5n s5n gfo, fo,ARHys &ye, ma Mert4a
Vincent, Vim en- and Hiawat tho Watahom-
Hanns. Hans chick, Ned, Floyd Pute-
f8y R9aa2qqa Rgyaqqaa PygttaaSS44Y: ygttaaSS44Y: EEa1Fhf EEaa1Fhaat tond
Cordell Grounds, Ava Jones,
Stanley, Aberts' 12e' msnnp9 Sonpsa i 1ean'
Harry and Clarence dnyel1a.
and many others.
Maudo and Louis S1nyella. went
up to Sinye1la Springs this
morning for couple OF days.
Little B1ford Paya, five years
old. has not been feeling very
we'll for g couple of WoGksl.
He was taken by Jeep) to Jne
Grand Canyon H0sp1 tai few
days ago. Steve, his Dad, went
along wi tn him.
Wesley Woscogome came DOWN from
tho Grand CanXln SlDdaY TO
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-10-12
Citizens Group
Study Bias
In Detroit

Detroit, Mich, Oct. 5 - Tie
Detroit Commission on Community
Relations today announced the for
nation Of a citizens committee on
equal public accommodations.
The committee will determine the
extent to which racial restrictions
limit the use Of services or faci!i-
ties in restaurants, hotels, and
other public places, and make rec
concentrations to encourage their
full use.
Rev. Jewell Smoot Of Strath-
moor Methodist Church has been
appointed chairman Of the 22 men,
Der committee which is made up
of Detroit church, business, labor
and community leaders.
The committee will use the Mich
igan Civil Rights Law as its guide.
This law, enacted in 1948, provides
that all persons in Michigan are
entitled to full and equal use OF
all inns, hotels, motels, restaurants,
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