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Arkansas State press., 1957-06-07

Members and officers Of Bull
lock Tsmpls cME church ct l7th
and cross sEssts. obtained .
temporary injunction IN chancery
court last wspk. sssxainins nsv.
c. =. odom. pastor. and Rev. J.
u Taylor. presiding elder. ct Al
hom withdrswing hnnds ear
marked for another purpos from
he bank 10 purchase heass
Tor . parsonage.
The fsud started several months
ego when NE church conducted
. financial drive Tor the puEpose
II remodslins and sxpandins the
church. he money vas placed IN
. special building fund When The
funa. according 70 = spokesman
Tor the PLAINTIFF. reached the
sum OF 5000. the pastor prepos-
ed taking the money 70 purchase
. house for . parsonage. The
majority Of the membership dis
approved the plan. A careful
audy was made. and Il was re-
vesled that approximately % per-
cent was against the PASTORS plan.
Inspits Of the majority Of the
membership being In opposition
TO Rev. odom's plan 70 purchase
thu house. he wss sdamaat IN
carrying out his plan
An appeal was made 70 Ne
presiding bishop. B. Julian Smith
Smith ruled IN fsvor Of The pur-
chase. me members then appeal
ed smiths ruling 10 the judi
eiary court and Tie court uphsld
Smiths ruling. The members then
fils6 q petition for . rshsarins
with the Judiciary. which vas
promptly rsjecssd
,. A. Drams. speskins for ne
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-07
Court 10 Review
Naacp Contempt
Conviction in Ala.

The u. S. Supreme Court a.
greed on May n to review an
Alabama case In which the Ma
ACP was held to be in contempt
Of court because II refused 10
turn over its membership list TO
states attorney general
Last July. q circuit court In
Montgomery. Ala. levied . 500.
900 find against the NAACP for
Membership records The previous
refusing to submit Its Alabama
month. the NAAcP had been
banned IN Alabama BY . temper
arg Injunction ne State supreme
court affirmed ne lower courts
ruling.
me membership list was de-
manded By TIE Alabama attorney
general IN connection with TIE
states suit to ban rAACP &C
tivity. aIleTedly for failure TO reg
isfer with the STATE whe the
Association offered to register,
the court ruled Il could not
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-07
NAAr State
Board Meets

A meeting of all Branch presi-
dents. officers. and Branch dele
gates Of the National Association
for the Advancement OF colored
People Is called for Saturday,
June 9 at the Community Center.
10th and Chester streets at LIS
p m.
The state president will have
a report on the overall desegre-
cation progress In Arkansas. and
the field secretary viii give the
Outlook for 1887 On Membership
and Freedom Funds In Arkansas
II is also hoped that q first-hsnd
report on the Prayer Pilgrimage
TO Washington, d. c. win be
made.
The meeting Is primarily call
ed 10 discuss and outline plans
for the 18th national meeting 10
be held June $3.50. at Detroit
Each Branch Is asked 10 have a
progress report u this meeting.
A representative from the state
Legal Redress Committee Is need
ed 10 represent the state at the
national meeting. which WIN be
discussed at this aIl-importani
board meeting Saturday. Al
representatives are expected b
attend this meeting which vii
be fun Of information and en-.
thusiaSn-
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-07
Contempt Of Court
Conviction Upheld
For Segregationist

ford Miller participated.
The case against Kasper sross
after indignation Of TIE Clinton
school had been ordered. Ths
appeals court said there was -
violence connected with the in
tegration Of II Negro pupils until
Kasper arrived Al Clinton. h
was 10 run the Negroes cut Of
the srhool.- the appeals court
said IN an opinion written b.
judge Simons -cr 70 csuee Cd.
J. Britain its principal 10 resign
his job and 70 to violate ths
courts segregation order
ne Court said mas picketinx
then started and students and
faculty were tsrrurized--
he opinion said nat after II
District Court restraining order
to prevent interference with In
tegrstion was iszued. Kaper said
the order did not mean anything
and that TIE Supreme Court,
! See KAsPER-pegs fszr
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-07

John Kasper segregation leader
lost his appeal Last week from
q contempt Of court conviction
which grew out Of school inte-
grafton disorders at Clinton
Tenn, last August
Kap>r. executive secretary Of
the seaboard white Citizens
council was sentenced in United
States district court at Knoxville.
Tenn. TO q year In jail for vio-
lstinE q restraining order issued
by that court 10 prevent inter
ference with integration Of Ne
gro and white pupils at Clinton
high school Kasper has been list
ed a. being from Camden. " J.,
and Washington
A three-iudse panel Of the
United States court Of appeals,
sixth circuit. vas unanimous a
ssfnst the segregation leader In
affirming the conviction. Chief
Judge Charles Simons and Judges
Thomas MeA1lister and Shackel-
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-07

eipsl ordinances Of he ETY. Of
New Orleans dealing with The
separation Of he races. CITY and
state officials sisted that the
judss's decision would be APP
Judge Wright ruled that both
h3unctions shall become effec-
tive when II rhail have become
final after exhaustion Of appeals"
The orders were Issued BY
Judge Wright. based on his ear
iier findings Nay IS that segresa-
ton on street cars and buses
and In park recreation faeilkies
were In violation Of the 18th A
msndment Of the U. s. Constr
tuition
The city park cass was brought
about four years ago when city
officials tried to stave off a seq
resation wTangle by making park
facilities such as golf courses
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-07
AI-white Jury Frees Men on
Charge Of Bombing Churches

Two young white were acquitted OF The bombing OF
a Negro church. IN Montgomery. Alabama.
The verdict by the all-xite jury after hour
and as minutes elaboration brought outburst of
paue from the packed courtroom after court was adjourned
The verdict cleared Raymond Britt r, ~ and sonny
KYLE Livingston IT, - Of charge of bombing the Hutcn-
son Street Baptist church early the morning Of January
10 during an Of violence which followed bus deseg
regation In Montgomery Ala
AZ the Jury returned the courtroom Circuit Judge
Eugene Carter warned the crowd against demonsa-
ton But adjourned the spectators burst
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-07
i freedom! !! Of Ihe Press
|! A!a!d Right to Travel
Curbed' Argues Worthy

Secretary e eesAs Dullas ~
hasal 70 permit Am9ieaa rspor.
taS b txavsl 70 unsufhar11o1
countries = arbitrary. unrsassa-
sbls. and unwiss and vioastes I'VE
fandamsntal sonstituttoaal CO.,
eepta hssdssH of - prsss -
he riGht y trsvo1r nsvulpn
wtliam worthy. y. srgusa III
week. Attorusys saiued ~ NE
American Civil Liberties Unisn
submitted . memorandum a law
and fast 10 tn State Departman1's
Passport o1fics urging rsversal Of
TIE Department. refusal 70 ~
new Werthy's passpogx IL nsws-
paper eorrspondsnt Lost his pss-
part following he travel b
Communist china and Hungry
ias winter despite Ne Shts De-
p~tmsnt's ban on visit 10 thos
Bee CuHB1D5pags fsaF
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-07
Anti-Negro Group
Plans Program to
Keep School JiIncro

resationists' exposition would be
law abiding
Brown ID quoted a. saying that
his group would educate the pub
lie thru propaganda and informa-
ton - 10 their issal rights un-
der the law.
Brown said the Negroes have
ampls and fine schools here and
there u no need for this problem
except TO ntiay the aims Of .
fsw white end Negro revolution
m cius.hs council wants 4
known that Il viii oppose Wig
srously NEGRO entry into our
white schools In September he
said. by getting the solution 10
TIE parents In. every way that Il
can--by mail. harding cut uters-
hzre. b. IL prsea radio. tsls-
|zvtkoa snd - word - meusA. :
--Yroxn blansd Governor Pau
bus fsr aiding intesrstiooists By
- nlAo-Sass Ten
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-07

ne national headquarters. In the
intensive registration period in
Georgia IN March and April just
prior to the election there. local
registration clinic were assisted
in the amount Of $500
A staff man win be added to
TIE South Carolina state organi-
ration. according to Rev. J. n
Hinton. state president, and a
grant Of 5000 win be made by
the national Office. wilkins said
me North Carolina program
WI be . careful one In Con-
rrexxonal district and win Be
under the direction Of Kelly NJ.
Alexander Of Charlotte. state MA
ACP president
These are purely educational.
non-partisan csmpaisns- wilkins
See BALL0T-pare few
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-07

woman and every white child in
ths south who Is looking to ysu
to preserve our sacred traditions
Chief Prosecutor Thetford told
ne jury we were On The very
edge Of racial riotins- before The
two defendants and two other
white men we're arrested an M
dicfed for he bomhinss last
January.
We don't want racial rioting
In Moutsumery.- he warned. but
n one can play ne game both
can. n you turn these men loose
under the evidence TIE state has
presented ycu ssy 10 ne Ku
Klux II you bomb q Negro
See ACQufrTKD-p.ge four
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-07
Screening Students;
'Conferencing' Parents
For Admittance to Cen. NJ

4 know II h ndemocrate. I'D know Il b wrong but
am doing it, stated Virgil Hesson. supeFinendent Of IT,
Iiue Rock school district to delegation Of Negro ets
This satsment blossoms rely whsn dsgatina of ~
goes met with him In the offios Of the school board LAT
week and questioned the motive Il the superintednt d
tead Central hi school this tan
Ths United States court Of appsals st. Louis rscsnty
upheld the gradual plan Of ntegatin TIE b school sva
this fall. .
Preparatory to the closing Of schools last month"; h
school students Intercepted the number uho
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-07

planned 10 attend central hi
school this tall. Approximately
thirty-two students who are liv-
ING in the. Central hi school dis
trict At Horace Mann expressed
. desire to attend the aL-whits
hi school, and about thirty-eight
living In the district attending
Dunbar Junior hi also sxpresssd
. deare 70 attend Central These
students were instructed 10 write
their names. sddressas. Telephone
numbers On dips Of paper and
turn. them In.
The principals L ~. Chrisec-
phe. At Horace Mann. and Edwin
L. Hawkins. 1t Dunbar junior hi
Immediately started Screening
the studsnta conferenees were
held with the students and their
permits
Chrislophs e Horacs Mann.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-07


whsa qusrid By tn dsleg.tfon.
astsd that h pointed cut . -
psrenn and III stz,dsnls $50
scholastie defieisneiss e IL -
dsntA - tndiea1sd by thsir scheol
rsenrdA
Afber ~ -oanlwuness Win
III parsnta chrislophs $500
hat hom - y - studsnls w.
drsw thsir spplica1tens = 49,
csn6al HI
M asisontisn aaked - pginr
'eipal b Whist s1andnrds vuro
The children bsing -aisess1- =
attend IT, scheol b thsir d.
trictf Ths snswsr vas. eitisen1Ain
scholarship md sesiaI s6ahf1l1v.
Ths principal further slats1 -
. student eeuld have a - =
100 e. evss. psrfset us6es -
- uLo0ooos-1aos ~
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-07

into loud applause and cheer
Ing
-Four churches the homes Of
two pro-intesration ministers and
q Nexrs tezic>s stand and sdiein-
ins residence were bombed N
two outbreaks Of terrorism sf-
ter jimcro ended IN the buses.
Britt and Livingston were tried
ouiy for Tie dynsmihns Of one
church. Britt also facss charges
Of dynamitins another shureh
and she taxicsb stand
state and defense attorneys a
Ike waved the banner Of hate m
their closing arguments NE DE-
fsnse appealed for q verdict nat
would give encouragement 20
every white msn- every whis
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-07

n Sehool board Of ~ Smith
public Schools b sxpsctsd 70 tsaks
sstaon - . propossd msses-
ssoa plaa q . meeting June ~
A moetoa We plsesd before Ne
bsara q ~ - u,sstins - b.
IN Shs inssgEstisn prorm Sept
/. ise7. bat . final vote Wa
aaangsa bsenuss of ne ssssnes
q twu hsard nsmbsrz Tolisv-
hs = ~ prspossd inssgrstaon
policy which action y pendinC
L rirss Srsds studsnts would
- enrolled IN Sepssnb<r with
EN- rsgsrd 10 rsss q color.
4 Esch sacessdfns ysar. NE
Ii Gade would continue 10 fn-
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-07

O. pass thrss sAis Issue. The
Manufactures Furniture company.
loes1sd st Seventh and Arch
strsses. = announcing IL clesins
asys q ~ gigantic sais. M IN
nounesmsns y . one-hak psgs Cd.
and TIE stors b offering bargains
10 ne furniture buyer hat
amounts 10 saving up 70 my
percent On certain articles Of
&c. vALuEs- pAgs fsar
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-07
AH-Clos lIeoney
Spus hlve q

~ A1I~Co - - -
fsr0sse ssaks \ ~ dnonaD =
eivil rioh1B md = nnmsn s1rh1B
- indiQen.ah1s 70 ffUdsm -
b True dsnszsey.- rrsa ossFus
Asany ~ ~ IN AyLOo
Nstisnal cea1Umes - eva
Rights q vsGA1nGosA
Mors thaA 10 de1eus1o -
international nasnA - ~.
central bodiD st1snded - o<Hw-
noon and evening $1,000
m conferences ~ hold - -
- AU-Clo-pags ~
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-07
zens Delegation Says School Board Superintendent
|ossom illuminating Students
Flock Ha|ts Pastors
Procedure in Court

members n opposition 10 TIE
pastors plan Of purchasing .
house. stated that. We did
everything humanity possible b.
fore sskins The intervention Of
the ehaneery court We Tel hat
&C. YLOCK-paes tear
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-07

In New Orleans - week.
Federal District Judge J. Shelly
WRIGHT made permanent his de-
eidon. invalidsting al Laws Of
NJ state Of LcuisiAna and muni-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-27
ICuideway Band
Growth Continues

The Guideway School Band.
under the direction of Bon
Hodges, continues to grow. Org
anized last year the band now
has q members. Recently the
school purchased a glockenspiel
Band members are divided
into two groups for Institutional
purposes. Those in the more ad-
vanced group are: Eva Allen
Wooten, Roena Collins, Gail
Gore, Judy Cox, Scott Lowri-
more, Harold Hughes, Margaret
ICallihan, Winston Cox. Linwood
Cox, Wayne Stocks, Thomas
Jenrette, Wilburn Hewette, ana
Jimmy Puckette. Nine of these
are in the eighth grade.
Those in the beginners class
are: Richard Cox, Johnny Stcv-
ems, Elroy Suggs, Brenda Cox,
Gary Smith, Keith Gore, Tommy
Sing, Rex Gore, Roger Tatum,
Kenneth Ray Singletary. Terry
Lowrimorc, Willard Grice, Will
lard Suggs, and Bobby Horner.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-27
|Nakina Man
Dies Thursday
After Blast

A 61-year-old farmer was
fatally injured by dynamite
blast Thursday afternoon near
Lees Township in the Nakina
section.
Coroner Worth Williamson
said that Vance Russ died al
most instantly and set the time
# death at 2 p. IN. He said Russ
vas working alone in field
blasting stumpS with dynamite
when the accident occurred.
Coroner Williamson said Rus.
apparently had set a fuse thai
had been defective and had re.
urned to check il when tn,
blast occurred.
Russ body was discovered by
his son, ElmuS, ~, who had bee.
working in nearby field.
The deceased was a lifelong
resident of Columbus County.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Lille Mae Russ: two sons
Elmus of the horne and Robcr
lof South Whiteville: four dau,
ghtcrS, Peggy Ann and Mrs
Nola Rea Williams of the home
Mrs. F.. Lois Odum of Raleigh
Ill. and Villa Mae Russ Of Char.
lesion, S. c.: four brothers, Al
bert, Willie, Grant and Allen, al
lof Longwood.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-27

TAKE THE POWER in GMC's new Money
l. Maker models. VS's start at 2O6 hip. You
have tremendous reserve for the extra-tough
hauls that would overtax any ordinary truck
These engines CAN'T be strained in any
normal use.
Only GMC gives you Hydra Matict savings in
trucks of every size and type: You avoid all
clutch repair costs. You're protected from
shock-loading damage. Your brakes and tires
last longer.
In fact, these GMCs are engineered to outlast
competitive trucks in ann kind of truck work.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-27
Barney CIuzer's Column

ing architecture for our new
homes? Now they make the en-
tire house out of glass with the
exception of the windows which
are made out Of brick.
bought one of those low
priced suits last week. Looked
pretty good at the time. blu,
now I learn it's made of lint and
it picks up blue serge.
Love. just love Gene Sher-
mans classified ad of the week:
For sale. Valuable view lot in
Hills overlooking nudist colony.
Must sacrifice due to failing
.yesight."
Freddy Martin is mourning
because someone stole his mini
AZURE saXaphonc which he feat
ures on his Cocoanut Grove
how. Now, poor Freddy's orch
eStra is undersigned.
attended my first Gay Nine
les party last night. The men
were all gay and the women
we're all 80.
Saga Of our daughters: They
fight! fight! fight! all through
their tcen-agc years to get away
from us. So they leave US and
get married one by one. One
year later, to the day, they come
home two by two.
Ann Sothern said it on hcI
,TV show: II never eat spaghetti.
II love it but il stays with me
too long in all the old familiar
places
Sharp-ClawS Conversation
why, yes, she's my best friend
and Id say she's around 35. OF
course, it's her second time a.
round"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-27

She was only seven years ole
and she was visiting her grand
mother over the weekend. When
1t came time to retire, the
youngster asked: May keer
the door open?" But 700 al
ways leave it closed at home
reminded her GRANDMOTHER, "anJ
you're never afraid of the dark.
The little girl smiled and ex-
planned: 81 know. but that's be-
cause it's our own dark"
Once-a Texan Always a :
Texan-Department: A man ir
Dallas has invented specia
perfume for Texans. He mike:
Chanel Number Five with DD1
which not only attracts womer
but keeps the flies off as well.
Guess who receives the mos
requests to appear as the honor
ed guest on Ralph Edwards tel
evision show, This Is You
Life? Ralph Edwards!!!
Quite indicative of our young,
|cr generation is the following
dialogue in the stagcr, ON
Stone Rolling" at the Town Hal
ThCatCr in Pasadena. When RoT
Mcneil is thuSly ridiculed: III,
doesn't know what he's saying
he's so young" Ron replies: :"
do know what I'm saying am
| hate being young,"
Question and Answer Depart,
ment: Dear Mr.. Glazer: | very
often find myself in hot water
What should | do?" Answer
You might just as well make tn,
best of the situation and take ;
bath.
Did you know that money act
ually changes your appearance
For example, get rich quickl.
and then notice how many o
your friends, who forgot wha
you look like, suddenly start ,
recognize you again.
There have been many inflat'
ed stories by folks who CLAIM
they were lucky at Las Vega
but | had the best luck of al
when | stopped at the Flaming,
recently. I got a ride home.
Have you noticed the chang
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-27
Whiieville Plans
Boxing Tourney

WHITEVILLE - A Junior
sponsored by the Whiteville
Recreation Department on Fri
day, March 8. it was announced
age boxing tournament will be
today.
Mrs. l.. d. Wheeler, local rec
reation coordinator. said that the
tourney would be held in the
Whiteville High School gymna
SUM.
All boys Interested in enter
ing the boxing tournament are
urged to come to Leder ParI
center at $50 p. m. Friday, Feb.
%. Mrs. Wheeler said that all
boys between the ages of 6 ami
Is years will be eligible 10 emit
ler.
1t is hoped that enough emit
rants will appear to provide 49,
Is matches in the March 8 event.
Montclth Powell. former White
vile High School boxer. will be
in charge of the actual tourney
along with Mrs. Wncclcr. Powell
has been coaching a class OF
loaal boy publiStS since January
Is in connection with the rccrca-
ton program. About 30 boys are
ienrollcd in the twiCc-wcckl j,
class.
The Junior Boxing Tourna-
ment planned here will be the
first in Whitcvillc since the nit
game was dropped as an inter-
scholastic sport several years
ago.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-27

NOW IS THE
TIME TO PLANT


Order Trees by Mail
Or Drive Over to Florence
Mail Orders Shipped
Railway Express C. o. d.
BUY PECAN TREES OR
SELL PECANS AT -
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-27
CPL. HUBERT SMITH

u. S. FORCES, JAPAN-Cpi,
Hubert l.. Smith, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert l.. Smith. Star
Route 5, Conway. is a member
of the 32nd Antiaircraft Artil-
lery Battalion in Japan.
Corporal Smith. a cook in tn?
battalion'S Battery a. entered
the Army in October 1852 and
completed basic training at For
jackson, s. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-27

ASC officials will visit every
field in the state on which flue-
cured tobacco Is grown in en-
forcing the 80 per cent price
support on 1857 production of
flue-curCd varieties Cokcr 1879.
Cocker ll0, and Dixie Bright 244,
according TO ASC committee
men
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-27

Figures from the frozen food
industry show that the frozen
pumpkin and squash increased
81 million pounds from 1858 TO
1855.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-27

1000 Hit Parade
HOO Wrestling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
Slick Appoints
Parker Chuirmun
Of Finance Group

John e. Parker, Washington
financial consultant and q di-
rector Of National Savings and
Trust Co., has been appointed
chairman Of the finance COM
mittee Of Slick Anyways board
Of directors.
Board Chairman Delos w.
Rented yesterday said Mr..
Parker will participate actively
in company management. He
was elected q director Of Slick
Always in April, 1856, but de-
clined to serve until August Z
this year when the Civil Aero
nautics Board approved his
holding this position while
continuing as q director Of The
Martin Co., also engaged in
aeronautics.
Mr.. Parker is q director and
finance committee chairman Of
all-Scott, Inc. He was vice
president and general sales
manager Of the Electronic
Computer Division Of Reming-
ton-Rand in New York from
1851 to 1856. He also was q
partner in the Washington in.
vestment firm Of Auchincloss,
Parker & Redpath from 1898
until last December. He resides
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
D.C.AreoAssembIyLine
Makes 5 Rail Cars Daily

lures. In addition to carry.
ing frozen foods. the cars arr
used for shipping fresh anC
non-frozen commodities.
A few Of the commodities
carried successfully in the car.
are blood plasma. film, syn.
thetic flbers. flower bulbs anc
chemicals.
Owned by Railroads
Fruit Growers is owned BY
10 eastern and southeastern
railroads and operates with two
associated companies under q
single headquarters manage
ment at 1101 Vermont avenue
NV. The other companies are
Western Fruit Express Co., a
subsidiary Of the Great North
ern Railroad and the Bur.
lington Refrigerator Express
Co., owned by the Chicago
Burlington and Quincy Rail-
road.
The Alexandria shops, in ad-
dition to turning out new cars
serve as q light and heavy
repair shop.
Fruit Growers pioneered in
the development Of today's me-
chanical refrigerator car. They
have produced about nalf OF
the mechanical cars used in
the Nation today. And most Of
the cars were built in Alexan-
dria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
Loss Shown
|ByAmericon
Mercury

American Mercury Insur-
ance Co. had a small net loss
in the first half Of 1857, al
though premium writings in.
creased sharply from a year
ago. Board Chairman j. Gard
ner Lawlor announced.
The net loss amounted tc
$l0.520 and compared with net
earnings Of $2o.lS9 after taxes
in the same 1856 period.
Premium writings totaled
$760,736. q gain of 24.5 pei
cent from a year ago and
unearned premium reserve
amounted to $476.5OO on June
80. q gain Of SO per cent from
q year earlier. Loss ratio for
the six months was TIE per
cent VS.. 66.7 per cent In the
same 1856 period.