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Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
PARA CAMILLA

81 a los 1S amos que listed tie.
ne no sabe 81 quiere o no quiere a
su novio es, probablemente, que
no 10 quiere. Sc puede una mu.
jer ensahar al Greer que quiere,
pero jamas al Greer que no quie.
re. Dice nsted que su novio que
aene ~ amos esta dispuesto a ca
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
PARA CARMEN

Be da listed cuenta bora de 10
NAL que hizo al mOstrarse tan
rigurOSa con SUI espOsO pOr ell
simple hechO de que saliera con
unOS amigos, regresara excita.
do pOr ell alcohol y lie desc una
eScena. listed Sc march0 con SUI
'hijitO v, ahOra, al cabO del ITEM
pc, Sc da listed cuenta de que 10
quiere aun. Cleric es que Ell tie.
ne relaci0nes con Otra mucha.
cha, pero eS su esposo, ell padre
de su hijo Y listed tiene ell deber
y ell derechO de atraerlo de nue.,
vo, teniendO en- cuenta que am.
hos fuerOn felices y que, en- RI
gor, listed fue quien prOvOc6 la
separation al mOstrarse tan pc.
co indulgente. Made es perfec.
to. Ell que SUI esp0so abusara un
dia o variOs de alcohol, ocasiO-
nalmente, no debi6 dar Iugar a
I'M rompimiento. COmuniquese
con 81 v pOr ell bien de amb0s Y
de Su hijito haga cuanto pueda
pOr reconstruct SUI hogan.
PARA ROSIE
Despues de leer SUI carta, he
llegado a la conclusion de que
listed Sc miente a ST misma. Di-
ce listed que no quiere a SUI es-
poso (del que esta separada hace
mas de un aho> pero Sc We a la
larga que no 10 olvida, que esta
celosa, que siente rabia. La rabia
no es odio (antitesis del verda-
dero amor y puede desvanecer-
Sc con unas lagrimas, unos re-
proches y I'm beso. Me incline a
Greer este -aunque bien puede
ser que este equivocada- por.
que, al hablar de sus dos preten-
dlerites, no pone listed ningun
entusiasmo. Olvidese de ellos v,
puesto que su esposo la quiere a
listed y estaria dispueSto a rea-
nudar su matrimonio, empiece
por resolverSe a 81 misma esta
incognita: "jEs verdad que no
10 quiero, que hasta odio a mi
marido?" Mientras no ponga luz
en- su cerebro, mientras no Sc
pa cuales son realmente sus
sentimientos, NAL hara en- tomar
determinaciones respecto
otros hombres. 81 a1n anna listed
su esposo, que es 10 que 70
creo, vuelva con Ell: es 10 que
mas lie convene. 81 no lie ANA
y hasta lie odia; div6rciese. Pen
sar en- otras cosas es empezar
por ell final y encaminarse al de-
sastre.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
z Amos

z Amos
Celebra hoy ell segundo aniver-
sario de su allegro existencia ell
precioso niho Lawrence Phillip Or
tega, hijo del DR.. GimeI Ortega y
sonora, Claire Betters de Ortega.
LIE enviamos nuestras mas caras
felicitaciones, que hacemos tam
bien extensivas a u amantisimoS
padres, y lie deseamos una prolon-
gada Y prospera vida,
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27

ssposos Garcia fueron presentados
con una plaza commemorative elo.
giando su actuaci6n en- este pals,
y que lleva las firmas de todos los
funcionarios de la Sociedad Esta,
dounidense-Argentina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
Onomdstico

Onomdstieo
Aunque tardias, vayan nuestras
~sinceras fel~icitaciones para ell esti-
mado caballero senior Enrique
Diaz quien celebro en- dias pasados
la grata OCCASION de su o~nomastico,
rodeado del afecto de todos los SUI
yos.
comidG Informed
Ell senior Alberto Macias Issen
y sonora, Lila Fares de Macias,
ofrecieron una comida informal
en- SUI Residential de South Miami
en- noches pasadas para f~estejar a
un selecto grupo de sus amistades.
Cumpleenos
Vaya nustra sincera felicitacion
para la gentil dana sonora ZoiIa
Rogue de Izquierdo, esposa del Co.
ronel Rafael IzquierdO, con mott
vo de ia erata celebration del ami
~versario de SUI natalicio en- ell dia
de hoy.
CeIebra hoy ell mejor de suS dias
la estimada dana sonora Hazel de
Mir, esposa del senior Pedro Mir,
motive por ell cual nos complace
felicitarla calurosamente y desear-
lie que goce de muchos, y muy di-
chosos, amos mas de vida.
Nos complace felicitar cordial
mente al senior Balbin0 Rodriguez
quien celebra hoy su c~umpleanos
y aprovechamos la OCCASION para
desearle muchos amos mas de exis-
tencia, plenos de alegrias y bienes-
tares.
$50
En- Ell dia de hoy celebra la grata
OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos la gen.
til dana puertorriquena sonora
Marina Bermudez de AraujO, espo,
.sa del COronel Juan Araujo, y con
tai motive nos eS grato felicitarla
calurosamente y formular votos
por su ventura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27

NS"N AOE
nerVios Sc
forman pr.
nero, luego
el higado, Ell
corazon, etc.
Sc We que
la naturalezs
forma los Or.
ganos de a,
cuerdo 0 SUI
i'm p ~ortancia.
Con excep-
ci0n de algu-
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
Paro La Hobond

Por la via aerea y procedentes
de La Habana, Cuba pasan unos
dias de recreo entire nosotros ell
DR.. Genaro Suarez Suarez y su Sc
nora esposa, a quienes nos com
place saludar cordialmente y de-
e a una permanencia muy gra-
ia en- Miami,
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27

Celebran en- esta fecha sus Bodas
de Pape primer aniversario de
matrimonio, ell senior Justo ROjas
y sonora Ia sentil dana puerto
rriquena, Sara Rodriguez de RO.
jas, motive por Ell cual nos com.
place anviarles nuestras mas ca
lidas felicitaciones y votos por su
bienestar personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
e. HlGADo APRUEBA SUS
ALlMENToS ANTES De QUE
e. cUERPo LOS UTILIzA

FL higado es ell mayor de los 6rganos
del cuerpo. Pocss personals saben SUI
gran importancia. En ell desarrollo
embional del cuerpn. oil cerehrn " los
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
De WASHINGTON
Per REREccA

DE BRASIL
Sc encuentra de regreso en- es-
Ia ciudad ell DR.. Juan Marin, jefe
del Departments de AsuntoS Cul-
turales de la Union Panamericana,
despues de haber asistido al Festi-
val de LibroS efectuado reciente-
mente en- la cIudad de Rio de ia
metro, Brasil. LIE presentamos un
afectuOSo Saludo
CUMPLEAN0 INFANTIL
Ell ola 81 de julio estara de flies
ia ell nogar del estimable caballe-
70 don NestOr Torres y SUI joven
sonora Cristins de Torres, o mo-
two de celebrar Sus 8 primeros
amos de existencia su e~ncantadora
primoeenita Leticia Cristina. Fell
citamos carinosamente a la infan-
til cunlpleanera y saludamos a Sus
dichoS0S padres.
CUMPLEANOS
Hscemos llegar I'm carinoso So.
Judo a la ciudad de Miami al INTEL
gente nine Billy Cabrera Ossorio,
hilo del DR.. GuIllermO Cabrera y
sonora Angelica OssoriO de Cabre.
ra, quien celebr6 ell pasado II de
julio sus 10 amos de dichosa exis-
tenc.a
DE PANAMA
Regresaron de la ciudad de Pa
mama dolde Sc encontraban dis
frutand) de- merecidas v~acaciones
ell correcto caballero don Pedro
Zorro y Su ap'e-iable famIlia, a
quisnes tenemos Ell gusto de ple-
sentarles uD carinoso saludo.
UN ANO
Ell 6ia % de julio estuvo de fies-
Ia ell hogan del apreeiable caballe.
70 don Tomas Carlo y sonora Ro.
SariO de Carlo, con motive de &C.
lebrar su primer ano de dichosa
exiStencia SUI graciosa nina Rita
NOemi Felicitaciones para sus pa
pas y muchos amos de vida para la
pequena eumpleahera.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
DE vACACIoNEs

DE VACAC1ONES
Proximamente saldran en- jira
de varaciones para las ciudades de
La Habana y Mexico, ell distingui-
do professional Dr.. Joaquin FermO.
selle Bacardi y SUI culta sonora Fl.
della de FermOselle Bacardi. BESIDE
ahora deseamos un feliz viaje a
tan distinguidos viajeros.
DE CUBA
Despues de permanecer por va
rias semanas en- la ciudad de La
Habsna Cuba en- viaje de placer,
llego a esta capital la estimable
sonora Cristina de Torres esposa
del caballero cubano don NestOr
Torres. La saludamos.
PARA CUBA
Sslio para La Habana, Cuba con
motive de la gravedad de SUI seno-
"a madre la apreciable sonora
ZOila de Fernandez esposs del ca
ballero don Jose Fernandez. Buen
viaJe y votos Dor la mejoria de tan
estimsble enferma.
NATALJCO
Nos completeness en- enviar
nuestras felicitaciones a la estima
he sonora Gladys d. Houston,
c"n motive de la grata celebration
eel a%niversario de SUI nacimiento
ell dia 25 de julio.
G&JMPLEANOS
La estimable sonora Della de
Herrera esposa del senior Richard
Herrera estuvo muy congratulate
por sus amistades Ell % de julio
recien pasado con motive de SUI fe-
cha natalicia. Esta secci6n Sc COM
place en- presentarle sus mas sin
ceras congratulaciones.
DE NEW YORK
Despues de permanecer por We
rios dias en- la Ciudad de New York
en- asunt S par'iculares, lego a Is
ia, lugar de SUI Residential, don Mes
tor Torres. Lo SaludamnS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27

Cinelandia a Clark Cable. Jean
Simmons, protagonizo Home
Before Dark" y para "The FBI
Story, Leroy hs contratado dos
grandes ~estrellas tambien, ia
mes Stewart y Vera Miles. Con
S guion, esas estrellas y sobre
TODD ese director, esta pelicula
de los estudios de la Warner
Bros, sin duda tendra un exito
rotundo.
Marion Brando Sc halla muy
eXcitado va que S usproduccio-
mes Pennabaker, estan para TO-
dar en- Irlanda SUI primer film,
Shake Hands With the Devil,
en- la que la estrella de "Sayo-
nara" y LOS Leones Jovenes",
no tomara parte... FL reparto 10
encabezars ell veterano de la
pantalla, James Cagney, junto a
Tony Perkins.
Cuando termino eli rodaie de
la simpatiquisima comedia "Aun-
tie Name, protagonizada por
Rosalind Russell, Sc ofrecio en-
Ell set" como es usual, un par
ty" de d~espedida. Los que estu-
Wmos en- el, nos parecio volver
a vivir uno de los pasaies de los
viejos tiempos de Hollywood,
donde ell derroche y Ell 'Savoir
fair, predominaban.
Erin O'Brien despues de ter
minar su role estelar en- "John
Paul Jones', que ha sido rodada
en- vsrios passes de Europa, prin-
cipalmente en- Espaha, regres6
Estados Unidos, hacienda una
parada en- Ell fabuloso New York
para cumplir con algunos com
promises. John Paul Jones',
trata de la vida del fundador de
la marina americana, y este per-
sonaje 10 encarna soberbiamen-
tie ell genial Robert Stack. Bette
Davis y Jean Pierre Aumont,
encarnan dos papeles especiales,
como Catalina de Russia LA
Grande( y Luis vi de Francia,
respectivamente.
Aundrey Hepburn, Ia bellisi-
ma Y extraordinaria estrella del
cine, ha %regresado a Hollywood,
despues de una arhua labor en-
despues de una ardua labor en-
ell role estelar de 'The Nuns
Story, que Sc rodara en- su to-
talidad en- Roma y en- ell Congo
Belga, para los estudios de la
Warner Bros. Ahora Mel Ferrer,
podra descansar tambien, va que
aunque Ell no tomo parte en- es.
te film, estuvo volando de Anne
RIGA a Europa constantemente
para encontrarse con SUI esposa.
James Garner y Edmond o.
Brien protagonizaran "Up Pc
riscope", bajo la direction de
Gordon Douglas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27

Nos es grato enviar un saludo
muy especial a la gentil y joven
pareja Guiana tornado por Ell Sc
nor Jorge HidalgO Buch y Sc
nora, Sarita del Castillo de Hidal.
60, con motive de la grata cele.
bracion de Sus Bodas de Papel,
primer aniversario conyugal, en- Ell
dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27
Bedes de PapsI

Hoy celebran la grata ocasaSN -
sus Bodas de Papel, primer aniver.
sario matrimonial, ell senior Luis
Vasquez y sonora, Carload PrOen.
"a de VAsqueZ, gentil pareja cuba
ma que fila su reSidencia. en- esta
ciudad.
Para ellos, nuestras sinceras fe-
licitaciones y votos porque disfru-
ten de muchos amos mas de dicha
conyugal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-27

JUEGO "HOSTESS" DE LATA ROGER .
fJUEGO DE DE A
G . 8 PARA TIE FRO
ROGERS . RELOJ DE COCINA TELECHRON
n &c. E. . JUEGO DE MANICURE MPORTADO
SOMBRILLA sSTORMPROOF" . BOLSA
bCALIENTE G. E. Q 8 CUCHILIOS ROGERS
t"SNACK . CAFETERIA PIREx
ID E IL TAZAS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
Meet loaf goes fancy.

Meet loaf goes foney.
WEDNESDAY
Pldnked Dinner
Meat Loaf Mashed Potatoes Broiled Tomatoes
Relsshes Buttered Corn
Spice Cake
PIanked Meat Loaf
slices bread cut In cubes tablespoons bottled
" cup warm water horseradish
pounds beef. ground teaspoons salt
" pound pork, ground " teaspoon pepper
" pound veal. ground eggs
! medium onion. minced Cheddar cheese
cups seasoned tomato halves, sprinkled
mashed potatoes with chopped nuts
Soften bread in water. Add meats and onion and
bpe thoroughly Blend in seasonngs and pack into
CREASED baking Bake at 375 about IS minutes
of loaf and insert strips Of Cheddar pre-
pared tomato halves the plank and mashed potatoes
around the edge Of the plank to form border Place the
plank under the broiler for several melt the
cheese and brown the tops Of the potatoes and tomatoes
Six servings.
THURSDAY
Baked Pork Chops Sweet Potatoes
Green Beans Wited Lettuce
Fresh Pineapple Cup
Wnted Lettuce
/ medium head lettuce slices bacon
tablespoons minced cup vinegar
parsley teaspoon sugar
tablespoons sliced green " teaspoon salt
onions or minced onion Dash pepper
to cups Of lettuce Place In bowl with parsley and onions
Saute bacon until crisp remove from skillet: break into
inch pieces add to lettuce Stir vinegar and remaining
ingredients into bacon fat in skillet bring to boil Pour
lettuce toss. Serve Immediately Makes four to six
servings by "W"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24

A ssmorcus dssssrt,shots truly delicious
Fried Chicken Mashed Potatoe. Crazy
Asparagus Lima Beans
Coffee TGpsocG PCrfGit Coffee
Coffee TaplOca Parfait
: s:s; separate: ed. teaspoon salt
divided cup heavy cream whipped
3 tablespoons quick Chopped walnuts
cooking tapioca,
Beat egg white until foamy Add . tablespoons sugar
ngly beating until mixture forms soft peaks Set aside
tapioca salt remaining coee and sugar stir over medium
heat until mixture to full bon Is TO minutes
and blend well quickly stir In remaining tapioca mixture
Add vanilla Cool: stir after is minutes Chill Spoon
alternate LAYERS Of tspiocs mixture whipped cream and
and chopped walnuts Six to eight servings.
MONDAY
LtUsr and Bdco" Potato PUT
Spinach YelloW Squash
Chocolate Brownies
Potato Puff
cups leftover mashed teaspoon grated onion
potatoes tablespoons cut parsley
tablespoons hot milk Salt to taste
egg. separated Pepper
To the potato add the hot milk beaten egg yok butter
onion, parsley. salt and pepper Mix well egg white
until stn and fold into mixture. Pile lightly into creased
or until brown. -Four servings
TUESDAY
Lamb Stem with Vegetables crusty Rolls
Cabbage Salad Apricot Custard Pie
Apricot Custard Pie
eggs cups apricot whole
u cup sugar fruit nectar
Few grains salt I cup undiuted evaporated
teaspoon fresh lemon milk
Juice Pastry for single s-inch
Beat eggs. add sugar and SALT and mix well Stir in
lemon Juice. rnd and nectar Blend in milk slowly. Pour
minutes Reduce heat to moderate $3.50 degrees and bake
10 minutes longer or until custad set and pastry Drowned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
3Nb WHAT'S
49, COOKING

FRIDAY
shrimp Creole with Rice
Tossed Green Salad
Strawberry Shortcaks
Shrimp Creole
onions. sliced 1 cup water
Z ribs celery. diced 2 cups peas
tablespoons shortening l tablespoon vinegar
tablespoon -four l teaspoon sugar
teaspoon salt ih cups cooked shrimp
teaspoons chilli powder cups hot cooked nee
2h cups canned tomatoes
Cook onions and celery In shortening until brown Stir
In nour salt and chilli powder Add tomatoes water peas
vinegar and sugar Cook until hickened stirring frequently
Add shrimp and heat thoroughly Serve over rice six
servings,
SATURDAY
Short Rtbs BroDnsd Potatoes
vegetable Medley Shredded Carrot Salad
Rhab1rb Sauce Cooktes
Vegetable Medley
san q ounces) sliced tablespoons butter
mushrooms or margarine
! can de 10 II ounces) Salt
peas pepper
1 can 20 ounces) onions
Combine mushrooms and their liquid with drained peas
and onions Add butter and season 10 tase heat Six to
eight servings.
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-30
College Station

Earnest Williams of Detroit re-
turned home after visiting his
mother and sister, Mrs. F. Will
liams and Miss Malta Williams.
The Business men league of
independent voters had their
meeting last Tuesday night. The
purpose of the meeting was to
familiarize the voters with their
ballots. Mrs. Evelyn Ousley of
Batesville is here visiting her
sisters, Miss Helen Ausley,
Miss Sarah Ausley and Miss Dor
othy Atkins. .Levertus Coefield
of Chicago is here visiting his
sisters, Mrs. Eliza Doyne and
Miss Florence Coefield. Chas
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-30

first place winner Charles Hop.
kins of Atlanta, Ga.
"A driver training course will
show them that such action leads
to hospital bed," continued
Charles.
Two more top winners agree.
Arkansas state champion Mary
Jane Sawyer and Colorado re-
gional winner Vivien Cox sup
port driver training courses as
8 means of discouraging reck-
less driving.
The girls felt that immaturity
plays a big part in teen acct
dents, but that driver training
courses helped teens take driving
seriously and showed them how to
act in an emergency.
The National Road-e-o safe
driving contests will be held
again this summer, beginning
on community level with state
finalists sent to Washington,
ID. c. for national competition.
More than 100000 teen drivers,
most of whom will have taken
driver training courses, are ex-
pected to participate.
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-30

Association for the Advancement
of Colored People should be re-
quired to produce its confidential
records in connection with suit
against it by Atty. Gen, Bruce
Bennett.
Robert l.. Carter, New York
City and George Howard, Pine
Bluff, attorneys for the NAACP
contend the constitutional rights
of the association, its officers and
members were violated by an or
der of Pulaski Chancellor Murray
O. Reed which would require a
list of members, records of imam
cial transactions and other docu-
ments being made available to
Bennett.
This was denied by lawyers for
the attorney generals office.
The case grew out of suit OF
Bennett to require the NAACP
to pay allegedly back due fran
chise taxes.
Bennett commended examination
of the organization records was
necessary and Reed upheld him
BY agreement attorneys appeal
ed only on the order relating to
furnishing of the records.
The court gave no indication as
to when its decision would be
handed down.
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-30
What's Wrong With Negro Men,"

It has finally happened young woman, daisy Dis
gused has written three article in the current issue
of Ebony magazine on, whats Wrong With Negro Men,?
article Daisy says Negro believe in ladies
first open door, stay inside while she the car:
teamwork drive off to work together return home together
while his paper cleans her house. cooks MS
dinner, and for their children
that is enough, Daisy says Negro are,
among other things egotstcal demanding Irresponsible IN
sincere uninhibited, phanderers and weak
whats Wrong With Negro Menu does not necessarily
reflect the opinions of the (male) editors of Ebony
incidentally this article marks the first time in Ed
onys thirteen years history that has had article under
the heading-humor!
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-30

this week at the Governors Con-
ference in Miami, will speak a.
gain in the south when he de
liver the major address at the
88th annual commencement ex-
ercises at Hampton Institute,
June 2.
His speech is scheduled for
1920 a. m. in the college audi
torium, Monday. June 2, when
approximately $50 bachelor or
Masters degrees will be awarded
to Hampton Institutes 1858 class
es.
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-30

Ias assistant baeteriologist IN the
base hospital at Lowry Air Force
Base, Denver, Colorado. He IS a
graduate of Pine Street hi school
and Philander Smith college
Young Mr. Halbrook has now ac-
cepted the position of bacteria
logist at st. Joseph hospital at
Lorsin, Ohio His wife, a stu
dent at Lincoln university, Will
Join him in Ohio June | after
her graduation. Mr.. and Mrs.
Odell Embry, Odell, jr., and Miss
Patsy Embry visited their son
and brother and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs Thomas j. Embry Oh
Fort Smith over the weekend.
They Worshipped at King Solo
man Baptist church, while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. T Morgan and son OF
Chicago, are visiting Mrs. Nor
gan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bomar. The sunset cafe and
barber shop owned and operated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert (Son)
Thomas at 1912 Markham street
for a number of years, is NOV
ing this week to a new location,
1l60 Markham street. Here you
will find the same type of quail
ty service Joseph Norman
MSnley, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard jr., will be graduated
this week from State Teachers
college. He has been engaged in
practice teaching at Horace Mann
hi school, Little Rock, for sever
al months. Mrs. Lille Sutton
and Mrs. Allie LanderS were
luncheon guests of Mrs. Winthrop
Rockefeller at Winrock farm re-
Gently. The luncheon honored
state workers who participated IN
the sale of United States Savings
Stamps. Mrs. Sutton was highest
parent sales lady and Mrs. Lam
ders highest for faculty of Pine
Street hi school. Three hundred
attended DR.. A. L. Perkins
was guest minister at Union Bap-
fist church throughout the day
Sunday, May 25 AT the morning
worship service ne spoke from
the subject, THE Church in the
Lowlands.' At the evening wor-
ship his subject was THE Eagles
Nest" similarity of Gods care.
Attendance good at both services.
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-30

as winners IN
the 1857 Ma
tional Teenage
Road-e-o safe
driving con-
tests.
Z" Sonnet teens
get in a car
when they're
angry or not
feeling W ell.
then take their
moods out on
the car saws
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-30

Mrs. Alma Irwin of Chicago, Is
visiting in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Looper. William
Halbrook, jr., son of William Hal
brook, is visiting in Conway. For
two years he has been employed
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-30

Green was admitted to the vet
Grams hospital last Saturday. .
A rally was held at Antioch
church Sunday sponsored by the
Mission band. 9. Mrs. P Melon
returned home after visiting
friends and relatives of st. Louis
On the sick list are Mr.. Ken
dell Jno White, Preston Camp
bell, Lee Harrell and Mrs. Eli
Zabeth Evans.
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-30
Hi Court Hears
Argument on Naacp
Record Suit

The Arkansas Supreme court
Monday heard arguments on the
question of whether the National
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-30
Teens Spurrs
Mood Drivirse
By Jeanne Smith,
Dodge Safety COnsultant

MOODS have no place behind
the wheel of q car, say the eoun.
try's top teen drivers-young.
sters who have won scholarships