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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-17

HOUSEKEEPER - To live in,
white or colored, nice suburban
home, small family. Nice room
and $35 week, salary Rockville
Personnel Service, ITO Commerce
Lane, Pc. 2-9416. 1857
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-17

CLERK-TYPIST p. b. X. Nice
personality, type 40-60 wpm; 51a
days week, $55 per week to start.
Rockville Personnel Service, 10
Commerce Lane, Pc. 2-9416. 1869
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-17

WANTED-A good farm in this
area direct from owner. Must
be on good road with good
home. Prefer stone or brick.
Call or write S. Olson, 5742 Ore
gon Ave, NV, Washington,
d. c. WO. 6-3437. 1866
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-17

JUNK, PAPER, IRON = Brass,
aluminium, copper, cast iron,
house rags, steel sheet iron, junk
cars We call for large accumu.
lation. Yard in Rockville on
Route 240. Tel. Poplar 2-3924,
Montgomery Iron & Metal Co.
1853
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-17

INDIVIDUALS OR ORGANIZA-
TIONS-FREE, "a pc. stainless
steel tableware for selling II
bottles Ralelgh's Vanilla, also cot
fee urns and roasters available.
M. D. Sell, Laytonsville, Md.
Phone Gaithersburg 683J2. 1748
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-01-17

HOUSEKEEPER-for couple, to
live in and care for elderly couple
in West Virginia. Call Spring
42606 or Spring 4-9445 ewes. 1895
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
Molvenio Glenn
Longtime Resident.
Dies In Her Sleep

ArsIeea for Mrs hslyans8
Glenn wife N Wilfam A. Glenn
81 1894 Smelling A. who died IN
her sioep aarIy Tuesday morning
May "A. viii be- held a. 2 3 81
Friday May ~ az g. Peters
A@E church With rev M L.
Simmons officiating
Mrs Glenn had been ~ for
several month"; a native u 81
Louis, No she came 10 Mime
tpoii5 10 1903. whers abe attend
81 school and was a graduate Of
South high school She was an
accomplished pianist and for many
years was pianist FIR the Pnylua
WHsatley gies Club
She WIS a member Of 81 ps'eFs
AME church and an honorary
member Of the Helpers Club Of
her church
Surviving Ia addition 70 her
husband William. are one son.
Charles A Glenn. mother. Mrs
Aauds - Chandler. aunt. Mrs
Cora Saunders all Of Minneapolis
ard other relatives and friends
Burial WA ~ Lakewood coms
terry with Neal Funeral Home Ia
charge ~ the service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
John W. CoSs Dies
Was aesiden, OF
81. Paul Since IVA

John W Gozs rs St Anthony
Az. Sc PAU. Hei AZ 3; Ilakes
hospital on Monday May n Mr.
Co.'S BAD BEEN IA xace October
1855 ard entered u,e hospital on
suuaay May n Wb-re ~ sue,
stmhst ere following NoDtay
he was born in South Carolina
ara bad been resident - 81
Paul since 1894
he IL Survived ~ rs widow
Mrs Tnnr Goss i've daughters.
Mrs t-svonia jackson. CNieaga
Ntys Beatrice Goss. N~s lamar
smIth Mrs r.RrJ johnson Rra
MIss Constance Cess ala ~ So
Fat3 tva sons geae Ana Melvin
GCss 70 So PaBI f7ur vrsnatafl.
grrn a-3 other eat 40 tewn rsla
uyes
Frfrsral services were nrfd a.
. m THURSDAY NAY ~ a.
Eo7gEs Funeral rsarsf Rev
Efas Massey Ir ofarateI vim
burial af E,0sEarst cemetery
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
PILGRIM BAPTIST

Honor Honor was the subject
Of DR. Floyd Massey IRIS sermon
on Mothers Day Sunday, May II
at the morning worship service
Morning prayer was by Deacon
l. f. Tarver and music was By
the Choral group. under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. LoueIla Taylor. the
Senior Choir. directed by Mrs.
Ruby Grant and the Gospel
Chorus under the direction Of
Mrs O'Delle Galloway.
Visitors who were introduced
and welcomed included the Misses
Alice Teichroen. Linda DupFee
Rita Balzornn and Mr.. and Mrs.
walls HAddlx, all Of St Paul Al
so Joseph A. Bilicr. David LANCE.
Iette and nave Brown Of St Paul,
Guests from Manly Ia. were Mrs,
Ruth Harper and daughters, Ruby
Elaine and Mariiyn.
Recent additions 70 the list OF
pew donors include Mrs Notah
Mundcli. the Usher Board. the
J0nes-White family and the Nil
ton. Johnson, Fletcher, Lynch
family II was noted that the
pew rally deadline is Sunday.
May 10,
Reported III were Henry Thorn.
as 81 Josephs hospital. Deacon
esq Cordelia Hunter, 1929 Fourth
Ave So, Minneapolis; Mrs Leona
Coleman. 665 Rondo Az. and
Mrs Alberta Pleasant. Anckcr
hospital
The Laymens Auxiliary met at
4 p. m. and the annual meeting
Of the Halle q Brown Commun-
ity House was held at 6 .. m. In
the I Myrtle Garden auditorium
At SIS D. m, a hymn sing was
held az Judson Church. Mime
apolis
ON Sunday, May 10. the second
fellowship units drive day, Or
Massey win speak AZ the IL a. m
service Al 3 p. m Pilgrim Aest
Baptist church, Minneapolis will
be host TO theq uarteFly meeting
Of the MINI, State Baptist Con
vention.
ON Sunday June 10. Founders
Day viii be observed with
special service honoring Pilgrim
members 70 be held at 7 p. m.
Following doxology, dedlcatory
prayer was given by Trustee
Samuel Ransom.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
Barbara Cyrus g.
Mrs. Darnell Win
Community Awards

Mrs Barbara cyrus tU53 Cun-
ton Ave and @fa Howard Oar
Hall 83t2 Third Az s., wers re-
eiplrnts % awards FOR one hundred
hours of community service a. the
tfth annual Volunteer Service
Bureau recognition program held
~ the Citizens Aii Building Aud.
toriwu on Tuesday May 7. At 80
. NJ
The Volunteer Service Bureau ts
a Community Chest agency with
a program designed 10 mghllghl
tho need for volunteer assistance
la social service agencies
Mrs cyrus and Mrs Daruell
we're cited Tor their work with the
Minneapolis Urban League. also
one ~ The sixty Red Feather
agencies In Hennsgln County
~ President Of the Minneapolis
Urban League Guild. Mrs. Cyrus
has rendered valuable service Ir
helping 20 coordinate he Guild
program with that Of the League
and has participated IN many
other League rrBirTtH
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
ZION BAPTIST

There was short conservation
service before the sermon during
which Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Sudduth
dedicated their infant daughter
Winnie Marie 10 the Lord.
The morning scripture lesson
was taken from Deuteronomy Al
10 The subject of the sermon was
The Responsibilities OF Family
L4fe The new members were
Melvin Beasley, Lottie Beasley
sandra Beasley, Alfredo Mays
Mrs Inez Perkins. Mr. George II
Nelson. and Mrs. Anna MCMILLAN
The scripture lesson for the
evening service was the l3Sth
division OF Psalms. The singing
groups who participated In the
musical service presented by the
Gospel Chorus were the Zion
Songsters. Starlight Quartet
Zion Senior Choir Zion Gospel
Chorus. Friendly Five Singers,
Rayol Jubiieers and the Hale
Singers
The prayer groups meet eaCn
Wednesday evening az 1850
You arc always welcome at Zion
The Friendly Church Evelyn
Smith
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
NEW HOPE B,PTIsT

Rev h G Cassius was guest
speaker on Mothers Day The sub
Jet OF his message was. N
Praying Mother. text Exodus
2.l0-i2.
The program on Sunday evening
sponsored by the New Hope and
Gospel Temple was a success.
We had q wonderful Bible class
at The home OF Mrs Clara Odcll
instructed BY our pastor Rev
Kneely Williams
Registered visitors on last sun
day were MIR and Mrs. Luther
FJlfOrd Mrs Lucy Hudson. n
Patterson Mira Doris Alexander
and - Gains
Visitors are always welcome. -.
Mrs Clara Odell, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
CHURCH
NEWS

been members OF the ST. Paul
Lutheran Church for over twenty
wears. renewed their marriage
vows az the altar. on the occas-
sion Of the 5Oth anniversary Of
their marriage Their children and
their families from Los Angeles,
Calf. and 81. Paul attended the
service. Mr.. and Mrs, Elmquist
received guests during the open
house IN the afternoon al the
North End Improvement Club.
We congratulate them on their
long and happy life together
The topic for Pastor Carl c.
Fathers House The first point
stressed was Our Fathers
House He said, there is house
OF many mansions which Is per-
feet, not made by man, eternal in
the heavens. Second, that Jesus
speaks about IL ~ order that we
might know about IL. Third. Il
20 away To prepare a place for
you. and that IL is for your good,
fOurNN, nat TIC - SpNAEib again
70 receive US unto Himself that
where He is we might be also.
Fifth. He spoke about the way
Jesus said, II am the way no
one conmeth unto the Father but
by me" Sixth, We are 10 Inherit
this home by faith knowledge
about these things IL not enough,
We must accept IL by faith In
order that 1t might be ours, Pas
tor SunwAu closed his sermon by
quoting from the card Psalm, the
last verse. Surely goodness and
loving blindness shall follow me all
the days OF my life, and | shall
dwell in the house Of the Lord
forever Anna Wendell. report
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
Baker Says
LconlInuad irom 80 D

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ties also nude by MiAa Comm
Mrs Duque gave her annual 70
port and introduced the members
ri bar starr They are John Car
ter field work student Mrs ycryl
eastman soeiai group worker
leon w Camba. athietic director
Miss Coyatu tcen-sRr director.
Hra Luelllo IiarRrsvea junior a
rector. Mrs Adds q Lewis. ID
WiniHtfatlye secretary Melvin
Madison engineer. Mrs Lsmclin
Magoe houapkespCr Mr. Ne
Moore program cooriinatnr, Mrs.
idsla Patton, Golden Age Worker
ana Mrs Anita y Tucker. ssofs
tafy A new member ~ the staff
Ia Mrs Bertha King
4 membefship appeal was made
BY Norman = Lyght chairman
who introduced Donald LOWS
president 81 tho Limited Ten
club group 81 progressive
young men who volunteered 10
conduct tho 1907 drive The group
was commended by Mr tyRht fof
the cxrsileut efforts they are max
Ing IN behalf ot the agency
Another hishiiEht Of the meet
ing WIS tho appearance OF the
CaBtnaaus, popular Twin CITY
choral group directed by Alssan
dee y Jordan galoista win the
group wcro Eruine Itan Alien
bradford H"nnrt and Wlhua
Nayss Al Richmond waA the 90
enmpanlat The group aang tsvn
spirltusls Done Found My Lost
Sheep" and lf.ct ua nfraB fircad
Together rhey also sang two
nght classical numbers "Oh Dan
py BOY and "Nuumortlmr
aeraaE dinner were members Of
Dining Car Employees, Local 5ia
and junior hpstnssua were giri
scouts az Troop 30 ~ ths com
munily House
Mr. Baker, who was on route 10
hia home in Philadelphia after an.
other engagement further West
speaking. sometimes IA nea
whisper warned that Negroes 20
Minnesota Should resist tbc urge
g. enjoy THE blessings OF the
raven and thr cooling waters
tess hkr Ebiah. they viii find
that the brook will dry up and
the rsyeu win no longer bring
blessings Ito commended the
WORK ~ the llaltto q Rrnwn Com
mumiy House and urged the mon,
beers Of the community 20 give q
flll support
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
Robert corfer. Resident
Minneapolis 40 Teors
Dies Fvnerul Nay IS

Services s1y Robert Carter e.
Ilos Hmmbcff, Az y who tiei
Mcatty MAY "a ~ Mt Soai boa
rl,al were hcd Wednesday at .
q m a, waadRrd Funeral sarsl
Rev HsrSfrv1r Re3fek official.
cd
rNe dreegrgd was 0Rtsve 90
Msss Vgrr sUt nae bypd n Min
rrarg}s CIR 60 vr1es
Surviving ts pa wife uer1tFv
~ NIrrrareGls ara ether RELATIVES
EgrN was az CRYSTAL lake
srusGtFry WsiH WrzgaFt Funeral
Horne E- grsrEe ~ arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
Additional Social &
Personal News
Minneapolis

Entertained Mt and Mrs. p
Peavey HsgmlUnEcr Of wayzafa
and Mr. sud Mrs Nate Crabfrea
~ 5aOs Concord Az. s.. enter
gained at cocktail party on
"Wednesday May s. from 10 7
r. IN The dsHEttmg affair. held
st the Nigolc, uatel Minneapolis
was boz honor Of Frrylsrrk Nar.
row aI Washington n C. prra-
Dental assistant who was guest
speaker az uro Republican Work.
shop Hel5 Thursday May o.
Sare so guests enjoyed gtc re.
sHme0u while visiting with the
guest HF bnrgr.
N Hn.p,tai. Mrs Charles %
Curry ag 1886 HFfh Az s.. ta a
patient tu Faruev hospital
where sine rntsroI Monday Nav 8
fur trpH,wsat while nwaIsErE aE.
ms,aHr CO. Umvcrsfty hospital
Ars carry expects &C. enter uus.
sesalsy hospital hy the END ~ the
Vess
sisRnr surgery Nrg garlatfa
Banks ore 90 she curry typlgts
rf 1885 FGFN AS s entered Vet.
Grams Hospital Wednesday Mag
rs 90 undergo m.aag vIrEcry Ca
her right foot Mrs Banks step
ped an rsrpc In her hcrar TIE
needle syakr or IN three PLACES
90 her Foot ana ono pieos was 50
s~yrly irlrsslrd ,hst a-xr-y Is
required 60 remove q.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17

Mrs Aianto tLorrttai Enis
Bsus Firth Az e. il a member of
the east NJ King ~ Hearts" q
three act comedy being produced
by Edyth flush and directed by
Charles " Mechau Tho play haa
been running week ends since May
= at the Edytb Bush Little Thea
ire 900 $ Cleveland Az -
Paul aad win conclude ita per
tormauro Saturday evening. May
"a
Mrs Eliia portays the gharao-
ter pf Ieulella IN The play ami
hsn been highly praised Tor hag
noteworthy performance
Acting N not new 10 Mira rl-
he a member ~ tho rbylijs
wheatley Experimental Players
she appeared In blythe Spirit q"
Ready Made Family" and "rhc
other Cheek drama written
and directed by Alvin Chamblre
she also appeared IN comedy
Even Exchange given for the
benefit ~ Bryant Junior High
School t'TA.
MIS- Ellis studied dramattga inr
= short time at West Virginia
State College ara during her ca
roitmrnt at ynllegc wa8 a member
~ The West virginia Players
She ia presently employed as
nursery school teacher At Phyllis
Wheatlry Settlement HOUSE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
MRS. MARIE ROSWELL
nRF Ans AKIN a NOSE
~ fAtI ON STAIRS

Mrs Mare Boswell SO y ta'h
So tell donw hcr basement stairs
on Friday MAY 4. and a. fca0lt
sustained broken nose and
fractured EFT arm
nr ara Mrn rssl Rosweli an
daughter BoHnie ~ Chicago came
O. Minneapolis % be with Mrs
Nuurli
tlcr arm d w a east ara hrr
nose = healing piscly
pr and Mrs Boswell an3
daughter leu ror ths,r hr1c en-
THURSDAY May 20
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
Mothers Love
Wins: Court
Suit Dismissed

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property by reforming the con
yeyance or contract Tor deed to
show her exclusive and sole
ownership
II also asked that al rents col
lscted OF Tho Portland ~ haug
since January 1862 be paid her
The suits first cause Of action
asked total damages Of 1880.
which Included rents ailegodly
collected The second cause of &C,
ton IN which Mrs Cooper claimed
her daughter in-law had beaten
her asked Tor Ez.723. together with
her costs.
Despite all " his long com
plant, Mrs Cooper told the
court Tuesday that she did not
want 10 80 through with ne trial
and after statements by both At.
tornsgs Judge Rogers ordered the
cTao dismissed.
The iaw firm representing Ara.
Cooper wan ordered reimbursed
f0I fees and costa
Complaint Wac ralsa. Robinsau
Says
IN a statement 20 tho paper fol
loving the Dismissal for Mr..
Hoblnsaul who Ia a Minneapolis
city engineer department ou-
ployoe deniod the allegations
uads IN the complaint
lie stated his mother had want
"a 10 call aff The suit Tor some
umu
itobineau said the allegation
that his mother could not read
or write was not true
The entire trouble started. DE
SAID because ~ differences sind
personality clashes between MS
mother ami his wife lie said hr
and his mother have always re-
manned ua good iofua
lie said that the allegation that
his wifs beat hiH mother was IN
error bat admitted that she had
pushed her when sbs ihis muthstj
interviewed IN a family argument
between be ana his wits
Mothers Version 81 Dismissal
Request
Mrs Cooper wbp lives at A5I
ulyaaea = E Minneapolis. was
reluctant % give statement bat
said her decision tp aab for a Dis
ulHaai was due "a her sons con
tlnuod enlroatios and the long
drawn out court procedure
She said that the push her
aun said bis wifs gave her VIA
sufficient 10 send her 90 qoEar-
Al hospital Rhc said that IL was
not true that She could read OF
write bat admitted that she coul,i
sign her name a never attended
a single day ~ school she said
and % course cannot road legal
papers or Documents"
She would make no comment
Tor publication on her sons claim
that the allegations IN tho com
plant we're false She said alinply
= love my son aud feel sorry faf
him nsat wanted IN got the
matter aver with
u wa learned MI Boblncau
pelt his mother S2ao 30 au out ~
court settlement she said she
should have received minimum
Of 81 500
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
North High Glass Of
81 Seeks Members
For 25fh Reunion

The North High school class Of
1892 viii celebrate the 25th ami
voraary Of 10 graduation exer-
etee1 for January and June grad.
yates on Saturday evening. June
sth. ~ 6.i5 p. m a. tho Calhoun
Beach Hotel Minneapolis
Just how average unusual and
prolific their former classmates
are makes for interesting re.
search by the class alumni com
mittee A. least I32 occupations
support the average Of three and
one third children per family ac-
eor1lng 10 the questlounairea al,
ready returned from throughout
tho nation
More than 97es OF the class has
been tracked down by the bird
dog committee whose duties In.
ehde locating school mates who
have not had Esl-togother since
graduation 20 years ago.
Among the missing who have
not been located are.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
Ia Ci,ltirsd VISA
Burn Mississippi
Church Following
NAACP Meeting

Cleveland Miss The New
Hope Baptist Church here was
burned down In a fire ~ undsler-
mined origin early today The
nrn occurred following a meeting
~ the local banrb o. the NAACP
iH the church The previous night
AmEie Moore president - The
cleveland branch reported that
repeated telephone cabs had been
received threatening 90 set fire 20
the gfrursh 90 u allowed the MA
NCr 90 hold meetings there Rev
r. G. smith ls pastor OF the
church
Vote fur your candidate tor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
ST. PAUL LUTHERAN

on sunday May 18th NJ the
morning worship service Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Elmguist. who have
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17

Y7u can't push anyone Hp q
ladder unless he's NtHag O. glgnb
q uttlo
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17

Sara ANTI. John Becky. Char
Jotte BucbmrT Mary Check,
Esther Dahl Kolla Dudick char
latfe EnRstrom Violet E1neman.
Ray FredsrirEs1n, Charles Gibson,
Esther Gregnberg Gertrude Gus
tafsaH. Lucille Hardin. Howard
Haas Evelyn HaEuud. Ruby
Hines Bertha Iskowtz. Arlene
James. Ruth a Johnson.
Also eta Katgnelson. Marjorie
Leonard Irene MrGrath. AIthea
MaEee. Abbie Nelson Betty
Scott Lcoia Scott. Martha Peter
son, Clara Plousid. Beatrice Pom.
der, Manuel Shaw Dcnzol skaren,
Marjorie Smith Milton White and
Harold Carlson.
MrH Muriel Drake. 700 " 3syd
Az Jackson g.5Tl3 heats the
Bird Dog committee and al
aiumnBs should contact above.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
CARD OF THANKS

The family OF the late Mrs.
Cora Taylor Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation the kind ex-
pressions 81 sympathy. the floral
tributes and the many acts OF
thuughtfulness shown during her
illness and subsequent death We
especially wish to thank Rev
Martin l.. Simmons for his COM
fortinE assistance our grief was
certainly softened by such friend
~ gestures
Robert / Taylor, husband
Thomas Shivers. Los Angeles,
father. Herbert and Marvin
Shivers, Los Angeles, Alga Shiy-
erS. Hillsboro, Wis, brothers
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17

You're an cld.umcr N ynu ear
remember hack when a bahy
sitter was called Mother
Evening star., 1957-04-14
Publisher to Speak
At Welfare PurIey

George J. Hecht. publisher,
will be the luncheon speaker
May II at the eighth annual
Health. Welfare and Recreation
Conference at the Statler Hotel.
Mr.. Hecht. who publishes
Parents Magazine, Children's
Digest, Baby Care Manual and
other children's and child care
publications. will talk on THE
Double Duty OF Community Serv-
ice Organizations" The confer
ence is sponsored by the United
Community Services.
Mr.. Hecht, in addition TO pub
fishing magazines. is the founder
and president of the American
Parents Committee. Inc. The
organization seeks new Federal
legislation TO provide for more
adequate health. welfare and
Evening star., 1957-04-14

or guardian or other person hav-
ing custody Of the child"
Hill said the children involved
live IN all sections of the city
and now are enrolled in school.
II they are refused admission
because their parents refuse to
sign the form, Hill said he would
go to court.
The placement board last
month approved regulation
saying the application blanks
must be filled in and returned
within is days after they have
been sent home.
Children would not be eligible
to attend school after this period
unless they had complied.
Hill said his clients "are in
censed' about the matter.
H. /. Willett. Richmond school
superintendent. said he had
heard no reports of parents re-
fusing to sign the applications.
The placement board was Civ
en- authority to assign all public
school students in the State by
the General Assembly last fall.
The law was part OF package
OF no-integration bills passed by
the Legislature.
Evening star., 1957-04-14

looked over the oaken craft to-
day from a gravel walk at the
Upham shipbuilding yard. While
she watched, the first lighter
taking cargo-technically called
exhibition material" to keep in
side British maritime law-went
out to the little ship. With luck.
all will be aboard tomorrow.
Pilgrims shucks!" Lady
Astor said. I'VE had a tidy little
settlement in Virginia II years
before the Pilgrim fathers
thought Of going to America.
And when they set out they
wisely wanted to go TO Virginia,
but got sidetracked somewhere
along the way"
SOftens Her Appraisal
However. slipping tea from a
plastic cup, she quickly softened
her appraisal of the Pilgrims
saying:
They were brave adventures
and what a fine thing that this
little gem of ship. so much like
theirs, should be setting out to
make their voyage all over again.
The Pilgrims, like the Virginians,
went with Bibles and took with
them so much that is good from
this wonderful island"
She wouldn't go out over the
ripping water to go aboard.
Me, climb that rope ladder?
Nopel" she said.
She compromised by examin-
ing the black and yellow CO.'S
tunes the 30 or so crewmen will
wear The Mayfiower II is carry
ing only the crew. whereas the
original carried l02 Pilgrims
men, women and children-and
a crew Of more than 90.
Evening star., 1957-04-14
Bod Luck Dogs Admon's S
Efforts in Hero's Role

OKLAHOMA CITY, April 13
P1.-Advertising executive Lowe
Runkle was nursing his wounds
today. determined to give up the
hero business.
His state of mind resulted
from a comedy of errors that
came after he attempted to save
4 small boy from a tenacious
bulldog and almost ended up in
the clink himself.
This is the way it happened:
He was driving along an Okla
homa City street when he saw
a boy-Bruce Allen Pitts, T.
trying to break loose from a
bulldog which had its teeth
clamped in the laos leg. The
|youngster was screaming. Save
me, save. me-"
Trips Over Dog
Mr.. Runkle leaped from his
car. grabbed the boy and finally
managed to shake the dog loose
He then tripped over the dog
and fell down. Jumping up, he
got the boy again and put him in
his car, but before he could
close the door the dog leaped
inside.
He caught the bulldog. put
him outside the car. In the
meanwhile, the boy-who ex-