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Mrs. w. A. Compton
Services Held Here

Graveside services for Mrs
Blanche B. Compton. formerly
of Washington, who died in
Kansas City, we're held yester-
day in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
She was the widow Of Will
liam A. Compton. former gen.
eral manager Of the Peoples
Life Insurance Co. He died in
1910. The couple had lived all
their adult lives in Washington
Mrs. Compton is survived by
a siSter-in-law, Mrs. Anne B
Compton of 1900 Sixteenth
street NV: three nieces. Mrs
Russell johnson of Richmond
Ind. and the Misses Alice and
Martha Compton Of Piqua,
Ohio. and a newphew. Milton
E. Compton of Paramus, N. j.
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the District and American Bar
Associations, the Masonic
Order, the Rotary Club and the
Oldest Inhabitants. He was
an officer in the District Build
ing and Loan League.
The attorney is survived by
his widow. Mrs. Alice Rely
James OF Washington Sanitar-
ium, and many nieees and
nephews.
Services will be at Fifth Bap-
list Church, 600 E street S.W..
at 2 pm. Monday. Burial will
be in Rock Greek Cemetery.
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Clyde B. Cochran. So, social
studies teacher at Hine Junior
High School. died yesterday al
Washington Hospital Center
He lived at 53ll Forty-seconc
street NV.
He was born in Pittsburgh
and was graduated with a mas
ter of arts degree from Ohio
State College.
Mr.. Cochran was an organizer
of the West Virginia Classroom
Teachers Association, in which
he served as executive secre-
tary. He moved to Washington
during World War II anC
taught at Chamberlain Voca.
ltional School before accepting
. position at Hine School.
He was a life member of thu
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COURT REPORTER
OBJECTS ON OWN

PORTLAND, Greg. d.
The long-suffering court
reporter did his best to
keep up as first one attor-
ney and then another
popped up with objections
in heated courtroom wran-
Cling.
Finally the reporter, Don
Devlin, popped up with an
objection of his own, stun"
ming the courtroom.
do you think I'm
Houdini?" he shouted.
Don't everyone talk at
once" II
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Draths


WILHELM, PHILIP WARREN. or
Wednesday, April Is, 1855. at North
Wilkesboro, n C, PHILIP WARREN
WILHELM OF Alexandria Bay, N r.
beloved husband of Hazel X. vii.
helm and uncle OF Eugene B. and
Warren NJ wilhelm Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home
2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va
until IL noon Monday. April 81
thence to Port Myer Chapel, where
funeral services will be held Al
pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 10
WILSON. WILLIAM u. On wednes.
day, April 10. 1855. WILLIAM II
WILSON Of 1923 18th st, NV.
Apt 3, beloved husband OF Hester
b. Wilson and brother OF Mrs
Elizabeth Ayers. Mrs Esther Amaya
Mrs Marjorie White. Mrs. Edna
Cowans. Mrs Mabel Tavlpr and Miss
Isadora Wilson. Marvin. Clifton and
John D wilson He also is sur
yiyed bv other relatives and many
friends From. /? noon to q pm
Saturday, April 10, friends are in.
vited to call at the MCGUIRE Flu.
neral Home, Il SEQ 9th ST NV
Funeral and interment on Sunday
April 20. at Accomac, Va. 10
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Georgia Foqon

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10
up. - Mrs. Georgia Inman
Pagan. 38. died yesterday in
Stanford Hospital here.
Mrs. Pagan was the former
wife OF the socially prominent
Paul ]. Pagan jr. They were
married here in June. 1855,
and were divorced in Honolulu
last November.
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEMETERY LOTS
TWO 2-sITE LOTS, National Me-
mortal Cemetery. near Monastery;
sacrifice AP 7-9lSa.
FORT LINCOLN, Garden Of tbs
Apostles: block %, lot 642:
crypts: $3.50, RE b-6926.
FOR SALE AT CosT--Eight lots In
National Memorial Park Cemetery
Lee hwy; Va. Call Sterling 3-b4s0
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Mau.
soleum, 3 crypts, . lots: burial FOL
\. CT, 6-O02l.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK sites
il . custom built crypts, ! memoria
J incl: Sl.79b value. Will sell 200
$500 cash, terms VIII 6-80l4.
FORT LINCOLN sites, will sacri'
fee for $3.50. Call for informa
ton. 10. 2734s.
FORT LINCOLN-Block II, lot sol
original cost, $50: make an ofier
Box l73-Y. Star.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK site
on Lee hwy, S375 cash. Adam
2-5292 before s ami or aite
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BENILEY, WILLIE ". suddenly. q

Friday. April Is, 1855, WILLIE NJ
lister o. Reuben 3 kowIee. mrs
sue Rush OF Washington, D c.;
MARGARET RowIee and Mrs Anne !
Ritter Of Alexandria. Va Services
az the s. H. Hines Co Funeral
Home, aaOi l4th st, NV, on Mon
day, April 81. at 1890 an. ozark
ms facilitiesl. lnterment Forest
vine. va 20
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HARTMAN. RICHARD LEE. On Thurs.

day, April II. 1885, at Bethesda
E EsTsH Sp'P Io1h.ry RI 8; ARP H LEE
DRY st, Alexandria, Va. beloved
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Harold r.
Hartman. He also is survived By
two sisters. Mrs. GeorEe Stokes
and Patricia Jean Hartman. ana q
Friends NAV can At he cannina.
ham Funeral Home, Cameron and
Alfred SITS. Alexandria. Va Pu-
neral services on Monday. April u {.
At the Grace Episcoal Church, Rus
sell I'd, Alexandria, Va, at lO.45
I'm. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery. 20
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Announcements Of
Services 81 Chambers
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Dratha

DIXON, WILLIAM y, on THURSDAY.
va, WILLIAM l DIXON, beloved
b sses, 81 ., Ml,llaR,, p'1 FGs s I'D
Ms Bessie Raybls % pussssns'
cennell Of foit L.Audefdals Fla''
and will.sm o Hildebrand o. Pc;
,hssda Md FRIENDS are invited
aS s Home ,hs hs ~ nassy G pnm
pStss, setSssda, Nd, where services
will be held on Tuesday April 80,
10 an interment Fort In
coin Cemetery, II
DOzIER, Ana. ornesrs ana members
Of Catcher Court No ., Hefplnea
OF Jericho, acknowledge with deep
est sympathy the seath Of Heroine
FsJwE SJScS w rs ON N IN
Mii.DRED T., CROSBY sssy,
pREYTUss, MALyINE wOOG, on
w EissA bRHlytiss ig ~ ma Maly I'm:
~ nfe bssIs e SslSysd m Dtss
a Mh Mrs.. ' FANNY T fqsSlssa .SS
brother, Henry wooa, both OF New
York, and four grandchildren, Mrs.
Dreyfuss rests Al the Bernard Dan.
zansky 4 Sons Funeral Home, aSOl
9TH 81 NV, until sunday, April
at the Washington Hebrew Con.
FssssI1lon at us0r.p pm intsrms en-
Cemetery In lieu Of flowers, the
family suggests contributions may
be sent 10 the charity OF your choice
FOSTER. MEREDITH FLOYD. on
p bfTFidl SyioSHb5' FOSTER ERSS Of At ests
loved husband o. Edlth N Poster,
o. FIoya N ,nc Elsie n Foster
Friends may call at the Ives Fu.
neral Home, as4S Wilson blvd /,
Arlineton Va. where funeral kery-
ices will be held on Monday. April
81. AZ II am, 20
FRYE, MATTE $. ofeers and mem.
q $ :$:i \ T. ( S:i $s.: 3
- d nv H on Sunday DAY. Ap prh
20, 1858. at s pm, to
conduct the Eight and Forty
ner, MATTE S. FRYE
MARY r BRfTrON.
Le Chapeau lPresidenO.
ELLEN LOU WARREN
Secretaire- CalSSiere 90
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HARBOUR. ROBERT GUY. on

'A ass' April AY y. HsSs, al PSssiei ans
SES sSsFa o HSs' siHhB Is s' Ss.,S Mas
husband Of chariotte May Barbour,
father Of MARY 3. Jstsr, Thomas
Alfred Z. and James L. Barbour:
brother OF Mrs Violet B Swami
and Mrs. Pansy B. Floranee Friends
may call at the Arehart Funeral
Home. Inc, La Plata, Nd, until
Monday. April 81, a. lOtS Am
Funearl services ~ the Christ tps.
eopal Church at / am. lnterment
Mount Rest Cemetery. 20
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FRYE, MATTE 8. on Thursday,
pitsi. MATTE s FRYE SSSIt0 81 5 acsi
Connecticut ave NV, beloved wife
OF William p. Frye and sister Of
Nuity. Robert strain Of Washins.
ton, D. c, and Arthur Strain OF
johnson City, Tenn Friends may
call at the 8. II Hines Co Funeral
Home. ep0l l4th St nv, after
At the above funeral nome on Non
day, April 81, at 1890 pm. tpark-
Ing faeilitiesr Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. 20
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HERBERT. JAMES W. On Thursda,

Apfll II. 1858, At Hialeah. IA
formerly Of Nashington. D. C.
vived by his wife, Alice L. Herbert
five daughters. Janet Herbert, Mrs
Lila Mae Burlington OF Hialeah.
Fla. Lorraine Kay Herbert and Mrs
Irene Parker OF WASHINGTON, D. C.,
apd Mrs. Adrienne L. Smith Of
silver Spring, Nd. two stepchil-
dren. Mrs Patricia Jones and
Charles Young OF WaShington, D. c, !.
and one sister. Mrs Henry LINER
OF WASHINGTON, D. C. Burial will
Be from the Reformed Church. Mid
April 81 20
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HOLMEs. RUTH COOK. suddenly.

on Thursday, April II, 1855. Al Ii,
COOK HOLMES. wife OF the iat,
Darrell p Holmes. sister Of Mrs
Eugene Simpson, Mrs Bertha Leim.
back. Carlton Cook and Russell L
Cook: niece Of Andrew SchWarE.
mann. Mrs. Mayne NJ Dick anc
Mrs. wilbur H. Jones. all OF Alex.
andria, Va. Friends may cali Al
the Wheatley Funeral Home. sos
King st. Alexandria. Va. where
funeral services will De held or
Monday, April 81, at . pm. In.
terment Ivy Hill Cemetery. 10
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nuRcKss mANITa META q

Thursday. April II, 1858. JUANITA
(NETA) BURGESS, wife Of the late
Thomas J. Burgess. mother Of Will
liam Robert Abel OF Edmonton, Al
berta. Canada: Irwin Abel Of Mar
bury, Nd Funeral services At the
Arehart Funeral Home. Inc, La
Plata, Nd, on Sunday, April 90,
ct . pm lnterment Park Hill
Cemetery. MATbury, Nd. 30
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BURKE. MAMIE. On Thursday. Apri

II, 1858, at WASHINGTON Hospital
Center. MAMIE BURKE Of 40 Florida
ave NV She leaves to mourn her
passing MANY relatives and friends
Remains resting a. the John 7.
Sd st sW. where friends may
call after pm Sunday. April
90. and where the rosary will be
recited at $50 pm. Mass for
the repose Of her soul will be eels-
on Monday, April 81. at . am.
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 20
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GRANVILLE. ADALINE c. on Pr.
day. April is. 1885, at the resi-.
stsrns, Arlington, Va. ADALINI
G. GRANVILLE, wife OF the late
Martin l.. Granville and sister OF
=, Raymond Berry. Friends MAJ
call At the Wheatley Funeral Home
500 kinR st Alexandria, Va. where
services will be held on Monday
April -. At 1910 am. Intermeni
Rock Greek Cemetery. 20
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NGALlLs. kATHERINE y. lnts

HInkIel, on friday. April rs.
beloved wife OF the late George
II. ingalls, and mother OF Mrs. Ed
win d. Graves OF Washington, D. c !:
@ Howard ingalls, OF Detroit Mich
and Melville Z ingalls, OF New York
Funeral services will be held a.
7lst St. New York. on Monday.
April 81, at 11:30 am. Further
services and interment on Tuesday.
April 90, at IL: 80 am. In Spring
Grove Cemetery. Cincinnati Ohio
In lieu Of flowers, send contribu-
tons TO the National Cathedral
Building Fund. Washington. ID c.
20
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JOHN W. A special CON-
munication OF washington
Centennial Lodge. No ~,
2 A. A. NJ, IA called for
= 80 am. Monday. ApriI
II. 1855. ct the Masonic
Temple. 18th st and New
YORK ave nv. for the
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GROTHE, LOITIE R. On Thursday
April IL. 1855, LOTTIE r
GROTHE OF 6SO5 Georgia ave NV,
the beloved wife OF John r Oroth
mother OF Mrs Milton II. Pitts, Mrs
Millicent Kirk and Wilbur Slime. anc
sister Of Vergie Potter and Mavms
Stoner. Funeral from the W W
Deal Funeral Home. 4Sl2 Georgis
ave NV. on Monday. April 81
at pm Interment Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery. 20
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soRYER. LILLIAN c. on FRIDAY

su InI,I LL IaEs e ne ON rrstaen an:
Calf. Lillian G BoRGER. vile
Of the late George 3 Boryer. mother
OF Miss Margaret q, Boryer and
sister Of Charles Chsmbers Of wash
OF Miami. Fla Friends may eau
At the Lee Funeral Home. Attn 81
and Mass ave ne until $50
am. Tuesday, April - Mass viii
Be offered at ST. Joseph's Catholic
Church at 10 am. Interment Cen
EreSSional Cemetery 81
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Draths

ALBER, BLANCHE NJ. on Thursday
April 4, iaSS. q Pro SSe s., aSsi
ssshis Sn Of ss oN. H snS RAYMOND s1Tr %
Handy, aunt OF Bernard Martin
jack Mowatt, MauTeen Mowatt
Nancy and RAYMOND Handy Friends
NAV call at 4lOg 18th st. ne. unit
pl5 am Monday, April Re
Aloysius Catholic Church, North
CAPITOL and Eye SITS, at 10 m
interment Mount olivet Cemetery
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COCHRAN. CLYDE r. On FRIDAY

kDrii is. 1858. 4. WsshinS .on
RAN OF 1911 42d st. NV, beloved
husband Of Virginia L. Cochran and
brother OF Arthur Ray Cochran and
Mrs Pearl Pritchard Of Pittsburgh,
Pa Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th St and Mass
ave. ne, after ~ noon Saturday,
April 10. where services will be
held on Sunday. April 90, at l2:45
pm 1nterment Davis, W. Va, on
Monday, April 81, at . pm. 90
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Aprii Il, 1858. at his residence
Fla as JOIN ss.h ave SosssMANP ei ,oTSsTI,
OF Washington. d C. beloved hus-
band OF Lola NJ MoSeman. father OF
William MoSeman. IT.. and Carvel
@ Moseman brother OF Mrs. George
klink Of Baltimore. Nd Friend.
are invited TO call at the Bethesda.
Chevy Chase Funeral Home ofoRob.
ert A. Humphrey. Bethesda. Nd
where services will be held on Mon
day, April 81, at ~ am Inter.
ment Olenwood Cemetery 1St
Petersburg, Pa Baltimore. Nd and
Pittsburgh. Pa. papers please copy J
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April II, 1888. at the District
General Hospital. WILLIAM JACK
SON Of 1901 Fairmont st NV.
devoted husband OF Kathleen Jack
son He also leaves to mourn
their loss other relatives and many
friends Remains resting At the
John T. RhineS A. Co Funeral
Home, a0l I'd st sw. where friends
may call after 3 pm. Sunday
April 20. and where funeral serv-
Ices will be held on Monday, April
q, at 2 pm lnterment Bethel
Cemetery. Alexandria, Va. 20
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cHLDs. MELVILLE W. JACKD. c

Friday April is, 1855. at the Cas-
jack cHILDs OF $3.50 Falkland
court Sc. beloved husband OF Mrs
Mary Z. Childs and father Of Jacaue-
line L. Kopecky, Lorraine Thornton
and william Newman: brother Of
Claire Mann and RUBY Keifer He
also is survived by hve grandchil-
dFen anG one great-grandson
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th ST. and Mass ave ne,
day. April 81. at $40 am. Re-
QUEEN mass at St Francis Xavier
Church. 2sth St and Pa. ave Sc,
ct 10 am. 1nterment Cedar Hill
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Dratha

MORGAN. NATHAN v, suddenly. on
a6Ra AM Of sss o ssSr. sATs .Ss
nv. beloved husband OF celeste p
MorEan. He also Is survived BY
his stepmother. Mrs A l. Morgan
OF Houston. Tex, and cousin
MS " p Clement al Lubbock
X Hines Co Funeral Home. 2aOl
18Th St NV tparking facilitiesl
Services Services s,,ts the Calvary Baptist
Monday. April 81. AZ $50 N
The family sugsests thar exprssSion,
OF sympathy NAV be made In the
form OF a contribution TO the Me-
mortal Fund for the Chapel OF
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COLES, G. FRED. On Thursday. Apri

April ~ is5s' at St. Agnes Hos
pital. Baltimore, Nd, ROSE EFT A
loved wife OF Francis Leslie Cryer
and mother OF Maude Nelson. Helen
Barnett, Catherine Frey, Marie
0aler, Mary Foley and William J
CryeT She also Is survived by
Sister AnSelma, a Sister OF
Charity, and two brothers, Ste
phen and Charles Goldsborough
Services at the Gasch Funeral Home
473g Baltimore ave, Hyattsville
Nd, on Monday. April u. at q
am: thence TO 81 Jeromes Cath
Ollie Church. Hyattsville. Md, where
mass will be offered at $3.50 m
Relatives ana friends invited In
terment George Washington Gene
terry. 20
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J JANIS, G. CLINTON. on friday
April is. 1885. At Casualty Hos.
pltal, c. CLINTON JAMES, formerly
OF 455O Connecticut ave. NV, hus.
band OF Alice Rely James Mr.
James rests at the Warner Z Pun
phrey Funeral Home. s434 Georgia
ave. Silver Surfing. Md. until "a
pm. Sunday. April 20 parking IA
cilitiesl On Monday, April 81. hS
Will lie in state in the Fifth Baptist
Church, 800 F St sw, from IL
noon until the hour OF the service
Cemetery 20
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WORDS, WIT AND WISDOM
KERRY DRAKE
By WILLIAM MORRIS

Below you will find 10 num-
bered words, each followed by
three phrases marked A, B and
C. Check the lettered phrase
nearest in meaning to each
numbered word. Score 10
points for each correct answer
you'll find them at the end of
the quiz: 100 is excellent; 80
is good below 60-shame on
you!
/. Heinous: Ia full of
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from the perpendicular; OBJ
witchlike; (c) opposed to ortho-
dox beliefs.
g.: Hindrance: (a) antique
carriage; (b) obstacle; (c)
Hindu religion.
Z. Hireling: (a) one who
works for pay; (b) low-caste
princeling; (c) wife Of we'll
paid man.
8. Hidebound: (a) bookbind-
ing technique; (b) revolving;
(c) obstinately conservative.
8. Hibiscus: (a) enchnted
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shame; (b) obscure; Co very
wicked.
2. Hellebore: ca devilishly
dull chap; (b) earth-drill; (c)
winter-blooming plant.
8. Hilarity: ca girls name;
(b) state of noisy amusement;
Co ribald intoxication.
4. Hirsute: (a) hairy; (b)
given to argument; (c) man
nish-tailored.
S. Heretical: (a) deviating
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necklace; (b) tropical fruit; (c)
mallow tree with colorful
flowers.
10. Hector: (a) to bully; (b)
analyze chemically; (c) meas
ure by hectometres.
Answers
&c CHAY-nus); &c (HEL-
bor); 3-B thil-AIR-ih-tee); 4-A
(HER-soot): sc (heh-RET-
ih-kuD; 6-B (HIN-drunss); Z
A (HIRE-ling); &C hide
bound; &C (hy-BIS-kuO; 10
A CHEK- teri.
released BY the Bell Syndicate Inc
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Redecorotine?
or just need q
little different
touch

There ore q million things you con
do with unfinished furniture thot
just won't work with finished furni-
turel You con paint it in all the
COY new Coribbeon- colors to mokO
your home os bright os on island in
the sun; or you can stain it to
notch the furniture you hove; or
you con simply veFnish it and re-
tain the beautiful noturoI wood.
And its reoliy fun. With only one
piece you con odd 10 your present
decor or completely ehenss II.
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-17

Fri, Oct. II, 1858
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-17

Thursday when three white boys
attacked some Negro students
outside Franklin K. Lane high
school in Brooklyn. School u
thorities called the attack unpro-
voked ad suspended two of the
white boys. The third was not a
student.
Principal Harry Eisener said
he believed that the insecurity
and unrest between Negroes and
whites has been provoked by the
situation in Arkansas.
Franklin high has an integral
ed student body of about 5000.
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-17
SgM1H s@..S !
HOUSEKEEPING "a
m splalfY TulM

For a long time I've had q
wonderful, whitening comeback
In the back of my mind just in
case my favorite spouse ever
came up with the timeworn saw
about, "Why can't you run our
home like run my officer
When the moment finally came 1
was stumped. Jeff pulled
switch. why can't you" he
wanted to know. run our kitchen
like this motel?"
Our vacation trip had brought
us to the smartest idea since the
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-17

ond OF your attention.
Jeff's imagination went riot.
He envisioned crystal clear ice
cubes busily manufacturing them
selves IN resorts, hotels. hospitals,
restaurants. and, most particu-
larly, his office and our home.
He even tracked down the motel
manager to get vital statistics on
the how and why of operating
the RCA Whirlpool ice maker.
Apparently I didn't sound quite
as swept away because I sud-
denly realized was listening to
Jeff's so-called subtle approach.
IF there's one thing / can't
stand" he said, "it's the messy
business of stopping water in a
cube tray then drihbling it back
to the refrigerator. This little
number does it all automatically,
And listen to this: you may have
one cube if you want, or 1910
over a 24-hour period. Did you
notice the size of the cubes?
They're small enough to fit in a
juice glass and big enough to
chill large glass faster. Figure
we can get the under-the-counter
type for the kitchen and a free
standing one for the office"
/ let him persuade" me to his
hearts content. l was sold when
I heard the word automatic.
There may be some gallants in
the world who refill empty trays,
but mvhelpmate isn't Oneof them!
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-17
Affects of
Faubusisn1 Felt
In Brooklyn

A group of Negro teen-agers
mauled a number of white high
school students on a Brooklyn
elevated train Friday in a eli
max to two days of racial un-
rest at the school.
The racial conflict began
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-17
ALITTLE ROCK NATIVE FINDS AFTER FIGHTING FOR COUNTRY HE CANNOT LIVE INIT

James Smith. a United States
Amman from Little Rock who
Is stationed presently in Eng
land, finds that as far as MAX
ing a place safe to live, he
has been fighting a losing bat
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-17

The couple, now honeymoon
ing in Liverpool, plan to
make their home in the North
eastern states when they re-
turn to America.
Although Miss Rix's parents
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-17

tie.
He said shortly after his
marriage to Miss Shirley Ann
Rix of Norwich, England, that
he may never be able to live
with his wife in his home.
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-17

INVENTION VI d
long. cool drink
of water. There
in our motel
w a S a h a n d.
some, compact,
automatic ic Q
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did not attend the wedding,
Smiths parents who at first
disapproved the union. later
gave their blessings.
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They also warned that it
would be dangerous 10 re-
turn to Little Rock at this
time.
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-17

100 PER CENT klNG-Hank Aaron, center
outstanding fielder for the Milwaukee Braves,
receives trophy honoring him as male athlete
of the year in ceremony at New York's Hotel
Commodore during recent World Series. Max
ing presentation is Marion E. Jackson, sports
editor, Atlanta (Ga.) Daily World. who is
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this time of mourning of the
passing of Pope Plus XII.
The Bahaf Friends
Little Rock, Arkansas
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coodinator of The 100 Per Cent Wrong club,
which annually cites sports and athletic fig
ures. Looking on from left is Moss H. Hendrix
Washington public relations man, whose firm
promotes the event of the Atlanta sports
group Tennis star Althea Gibson is the clubs
woman athlete of the year
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-17
Coincidence

We wish to express our SYM
pathy to our Catholic friends at
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