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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES comb.
fully equip. and stocked: in fast
growing community In nearby Nd
owner will sacrifice, 10. 1851
BARBER SHOP; 4 chairs: good est
business in Nd; center location;
reas. rent: excel. opport. Box l04.
Y. Star.
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Immediate Occupancy
Nearby Arlington Fails Church
area: newly decorated: several with
fully equipped electric kitchens.
Walk to schools. buses and stores.
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BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
Biz family home; immac. cond.;
in the sos. Call OF. 6-SSl4. once
open Q III 9. THOMAS J. FISHER
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conn: AVE. EsTATEs-FantaStic
tci dS owe, S doG b., brick caDs
IDEAL FAMILY HOME. OF Of
FLA financing ct $4,000. 10.
5:36SS. SUBURBAN PROPERTIES,
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CHEVY CHAsE-Loveiy gardens,
many azalea bushes: snow-white
Colonial on beautiful street: 8
bedrms., 2 baths, garage. porch;
walking distance Rosemary, Lee
land u. and Bee High School.
Lazy Of LSHrdes parish; Call Oh.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO. INC.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-M.W.
(cONrlNUED)
FOREST HILLS

pL EGHslyi S Iss Hss6 RS2@' f SRp:
RMS, 8 FULL. TILED BATHS;
nestled among Ice. oaks on $1,000
hail, lovely SSnH T rm ae fs iVins
KiT. WITH BREAKFAST NOOK
Mr.. DeMelman, ST. $1,000, with
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO. Exclusive
SHEPHERD PARK
Det. corner brk.-Four bedrms. =,
2 baths. 2 pwdr. rms. An. rec. rm'
with flrepl.: mr.. stores and transp.
WEISS & STOLAR, INC.
Elk. 3-534O o TIL Q
COLORED-"I WISH 1 HAD SEEN
this house before I bought mineI''
Approved. UPPER NV. : briehi
bedrms.. mod. newly equip. XII :;
and out. Priced below market
Sl1.5O0: $3.50 dn. incl. settle }
prin.. int. To inspect: please cal
DI. 7-0s30, RA. 3-3679.
coLoRED-LoW DOWN PYMT.
:. 1869 PARK RID. NV.
Il rms sSe r De 81. iN;R baths
r4 asis II Be- sTTth sr DO''.
Mod: 6-rm. semidet. brk.
AUERBAcH d CO.. DI. 7-65Ol
Ewes. RIA. 3-6652. tn. 2-ssS9
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RocKyILLEIRTicE Cape Cod. .
s sS@ only S1te; rs 81 ::.s dl REs
SPENCER, INC Realtors. 20.
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RaE .s1 az |. equipped. seats 80
for balance due on same 81 S3 az
and lease entire bldg. for S26(
per mo-, 2 apis. above and park.
ing lot appointment only. Phone
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

ANDREWs-BOLLING Field -
In neighborhood; SIIO mo. with
option 70 buy. 10. s-6r77.
ARLINGTON-$9s. 2 bedrms.. full
sleSs 3D. H'e T1N GSIInf PRoREsri haS
Realtors IA h-10O7
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

CONGRESS- HEIGHTS Sll.bOO
.-family Diet. home. Lee. lot, gar.
] blk, Of 9th and Nichols. Terms
JOHN !; SHELTON, ResltoP
10. 2-20OO.
FAIRFAX VILLAGE s.E.-b-room
brick semidet full bsmt.; gas
heat, LII. l-1g73.
HILLCREsT-Det. brick and stone;
3 Ice. bedrms.. separate din. rm.,
familv-size de luxe kitchen with
breakfast nook: rec. rm., 2 fire.
places, many other features.
priced at $4,000; FLA terms:
we take trades, FREDERICK W,
BERENS SALES. INC, RE. B-54OO
til q.
PA. AND MINNESOTA AVE. VIC.
Substantial built. Diet. brick, &
rms, bedrms., tiled bath. full
bsmt. with rec. rm. and bath;
oil h.-w.h., porch, garage: level
lot. Al cond. and vacant. Priced
for quick sale, S16,bO0. Mr..
REALTY, LII. i-O7O7.
A DREAM HOUSE, $3.50 down
din. RIM, very pretty kit; fenced
Just move In See this today. We
take trades FREDERICK W.
BEREN5 SALES, INC. RE. 6-b4OO
III y.
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BEST SIS VALUES

OEO i U0 VALUES
Immediate Occupancy
Nearby Arlington Falls Church
area; newly decorated several with
fully equipped electric kitchens.
walk to schools. buses and stores.
Apply . portion Of your rent
toward an option TO purchase.
500 .50-oes4 N. Fairfax dr., East
Pals Church. Arl.; 2-bed-
rm. brick semidetached; fun
S126-l0l7 Woodley place, jus,
on 8 West St. Fails Church;
49, all-electrie kitchen.
Pines. near AnnandSIe; q
bedrm. brick rambler, full
bsmt., all-electric kitchen.
-. nrepl. newly decorated.
3-bedrm. spiit-ievei. 2 full
baths; level lot.
Larchmont Realty, Inc,
JE. $4,000 Ewes, il. 3-94Ob
C0LORED-223 18th ST. NE
rms. 2 baths. 2 kits, bsmt.
Sl30. Il. 0-7043. WILLOU0HBY
REAL ESTATE CO.
c0L0RED = 3Il y ST. NE. =
FERT. Q42 Eye st. n. W, Ma. 7-7s63
COLORED-WOODRmGE, d. C.,
1905 10th st. NE rooms and
bath: Sl1O. EN-. 10000.
COLORED-4l7 EYE ST. NE
Semidet. brick. newly redecor.; hv,
III
bath extra-lge. bedrms., auto
gas heat. exceptionally COW. area
$50 mo, KAISER REAL ESTATE.
COLORED-l82O MASS. AVE, Sc.
% rms. and "a baths, garage,
Z porches. full bsmt.: gas heat
NEuMANN. Ma. $4,000.
COLORED-l2lt N ST. NV
- rms. ~ baths: oil heat; full
hgmt.; only S12b mo. Mr., NEU-
MANN. Ma. $4,000.
COLORED-BIS SOMERSET PL,
N.W.-Semidet. brk; 8 rms. bath
gar; only S1Ob mo. MR. NEU.
MANN. MA. $4,000.
COLORED-I5I3 CHURCH ST. NV.
' 800 aNsASaFt wv 1Es E-OOAui
i6s
COL0RED-WOODRIDGE NE
Good Sec: 0 rms. bath full bsmt.
gas heat. $40. DIXIE REALTY
CO. MA. S-SS8O.
COLORED
VACANT-RENT-BUY
6-Im. Colonial brick: excel. loo
completely redec; full bsmt., auto
n TbiI.; y save r.D your down payment
tn 2-lOeO La. 6-O4e2 LA. 8-Ols2
coLoRED-vAcANT AND REDEc.
issSSd5 k IN ST E'T H., 8 R99Mss
80 p ST. NE, Q RMS, 500.
2222 18th ST. NE, 4 ROOMS.
LOUIS Ridden tn. $4,000
CoLORED-VACANT
BENNIN0 HEIGHTS AREA
Modern brick, 3 bedrVns., gas
heat; 5000 per mo
TO INSPECT CALL ST. 3-3Bb7
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

ARL. s.-Det,, 2 bedrms.. liy, rm..
din. rm,, kith., bath: COW. Penta-
gon. D. c.; utils. incl, Sl6b. IA.
a-0O2l.
CHEVY CHAsEi dipls.-lO rms, 8
baths; garden. gar; maids rm.;
$3.50. OIL. 2-263b. EN-. 2-s3S3.
GEORGETOWN, May to oct
Beaut. furn.,. air cond., 3 bed
rms, "a baths, Ice. liv. rm,. sep.
din, rm.. library opening into lge
patton. S32b. Several other attr
furn. apis. and houses; $40 70
xbO0. AD. 4-7267 BONNIE B.
GEORGETOwN, Goth and r.: quiet
cor, overlooking woods bed
rms, air-cond., bsmt., study, yard
April-Sept. DE 2-3460.
VIENNA, VA.-Two- bedrm. bunga
very Ice. yard. flowers. cow.
transp.; SliO mo. or unfurn. DU
SEVERAL GOOD rooming houses
ana income properties for rent
with option TO buy. DE. 2-1SaS
Mr.. WALTER REED-Brk.. 3 bed.
rms. ga baths, fenced I'd; 5000:
vacant; immed. poss. ia. 9-3a60
FURN OR UNFURNIsHED
rms. separate dining rm,, modern
Kitchen, IA baths, fenced yard
I bus fare zone: Sl46 or SlOb per
mo. respectively; near Providence
Hospital. 4D07 South Dakota ave
- sTEuART BROS. INC.
DI. 7-S605 D1. 7-2434
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By Harry Mace
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
(cONIlhUED)
URGENTLY NEEDED

Arl.. Falls Church and closet
Fairfax County,, 4, S bedrm.
hses.. ranging from S125 TO $3.50
per mo; A; L. WALTERS CO.. INC.
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/ like this" Call Mr.. Hall, VIII.
| 2-60Sl for quick inspection.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3-bed.
room rambler living rm.. dining
rm.. modern kitchen. dishWasher.
disposal; rec; room; SOFT. level.
sehSoi; Holy R sSSss slem saaisn.
$l6.g60. FHA contract acceptable.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO., EN-.
2-2326; eyes,. EN-. 3-2S7l.
KENsINGTON = 3-bedroom brick;
sep. din. rm.. tiled bsmt., lovely
fenced yard; large patio: mr..
school and bus; In desirable area;
$l6.950. Call 10. $4,000. HUG
GINS a. HARRISON. INC.
MISREPRESENTATION AREA;
Sl4.76O-Nice rambler, sep. din.
rm.;. kit. has table space; full
bsmt.: alum. storm windows; bus
at door. SAMUEL E. BOdLEY OF
MD, INC" OIL. 0-7SO0; eyes,, OIL.
KENWO0D-Brand-neW 4-bedroom
Colonial in the community most
Wash. area has to ofier. When YOU soS
see the size Of the rooms and con-
slider the location you will be pleas
antly astonished at the ISL 900
price. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC,
OIL. 2-7006: ewes, WO. 6-0s35.
LAYHILL--73-bedrm. bungaloW: oil
h.-w.h.; y acre: Low. dn. paymt..
s:i554. oRuBs w1i fiI2ISii '0'
MASS. AYE. TULIP HILL-oor-
geous AlR-COND. brick rambler
on beautiful e-acre lot: 3 bed.
rms. plus paneled study, 3 baths,
yynnoelievable kit, breakfast room,
bar. servants rm., jSIousied porch.
2.ear garage. MID-40s-OfTERI
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC, OF.
2-7006: ewes. OIL. 6-4592.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-By OWN
Err: brick rambler. two-three bed
rms. Ia baths. nm, rec. rm.. scr.
porch, earport. Assume 4lsss
EAA. Sl5.35O loan; $22.35O. Ex-
elusive Glen Mar Park, 1901
Sangamore I'd. OIL. 4-066I,
POT0MAC-ROCKvlLLE AREA.
acre estate Cape Cod Colonial.
brick. with slate roof. custom built
: bedrms.. ga baths. pine-paneled
family rm: with fireplace, base
board hot-wster radiant heat
lee tress: nins. e n.a R RonS;
s4O cioverleaf 70 Acc and Wash.
inston. Price, $37. 800, Shown By
elusive Aren't. OF. e-beii.
QUAINT ACRES-This unusual A.
bedrm.. 2h-bath brick rambler,
located IN an area Of flne subur-
ban homes on over an acre OF
ground, has lge. scr. porch: gar:
al Lee. klti sno . TREMENDOUS
Priced reas. {. RoBERT GRAY 4
Co, 9l6 Ellsworth dr., IN 5-8iO0.
ROCK CREEK HILLS RAMBLER-
Almost new. having 3 bedrooms,
: baths, center hall. separate dim
ing room, beautiful kitchen with
large family room adjoining; full
basement. Price. S33.D5O. Call
Wo. 6:2300 from Q TO 9. EDW.
~ JONES d CO., INC. $500
ROCKvILLE-Brk, Cape Cod; LIST
n H. ny; Em; din; tm, kit, bedrm;
bath. gear masonry gar; close 10
schools. No AGENTS Pc. 2.476O.
ROCKvILLE-Beautifu brick ram-
bier, fine .west-end location; 3
bedrms,. 2 baths, de luxe kitchen.
$4,000. BRIDGES, PETER q
SPENCER, NC Realtors. Po.
ROCKvILLE-Brick Cape Cod, 3
bedrms., baths, fireplace dining
Or OF terms. BRIDoEs. PETER 4
SPENCER, INC, Realtors, PO.
2-4374, ewes; Pc. 2.2O39.
ROCKVILLE $3.50 down-No set
Element charges; no End trust.
S.bedrm, rambler; lac, fenced LOT.
RhSHSe,; re i incl; HENRY coz.
!s h Ee sa:S o a. $500 $685. o. e. &C.
SILVER SPRING AREA; S4e5 down
3-bedrm. brk., full bsmt. Assume
OF loan. AID. 2.O403.
CONTINUED on Next PageI
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kENWOOD-Brand-new 4-bedroom
Colonial in the community most
people regard as the finest the
wash. area has TO ofier. When you
see the size q the rooms and con-
antly astonished at the S5I 600
price. PRANK 8. PHILLIPS INC.
OF. 3-7OO6; ewes. WO. fi-0R3h
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CAPITOI. Hill.

Standardized property with Q
apartments. Separate entrances.
Home and income. LARGE brick
garage. Modern oil heat. patio,
garden. trees. Good financing
Ii. 6-6S1l.
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RESTAURANT = Lease, Including
equipment; Irving ST.. mr.. l4th
NV. Excellent location: air-con-
ditioned: opportunity for expe.
Tieneed party; PLANT Il COR
Don. INC. 330s l4th st. NV
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POT0MAC-ROCKvlLLE AREA.
sfIsk Win .sts I ISof o sS.tS SSiGSS aii
family rm: with fireplace. base
board hot-water radiant heat
throughout: gear garage: pond.
Ice. trees; 8 minis. To new Route
24O eloverleaf 70 Acc and WASH
ington. Price. So. 800, Shown By
apt. only. JANE r. KNOX, TX.
elusive Agent. OIL. 6-b61l.
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M LASS: AYE AIkco TTpLIf ~ EEILL z:s!
rms. plus paneied study' 3 ba IfT.
unbelievable kit, breakfast room,
20-ft. rec, room with iirepl. and
bar. servants rm.. jaiousied porch,
2.ear garage: MID-40s-OFFERI
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC, OF.
2-1n0h. ewes OF. a-AknO
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MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-By OWN
Err; brick rambler. tWo-three bed.
rms. ~ baths, IN. rec. rm.. scr.
porch, earport. Assume 4laes
EhA: Sl5.36O loan; $22.35O. Ex-
sansamofe rd.. OF. 4.essl '@VA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3-bed.
room rambler living RIM. dining
rm.. modern kitchen. dishWasher.
disposal; rec. room: Soft. level,
fenced lot: 2 blocks elementary
schooi; Holy Redeemer Parish.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY Co, en-.
2-2320; ewes. EN-. 3.2R7l
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REAL ESTATE SALE OF EXON
CHURCHES FOR SALE

h1ATIsVILLE Bubble stone
organ. 3 pianos, social hail; edu-
cational bldg. kit, al fully equip.
ideal for small Conversation. JOHN
II. JOHNSON, WA. 10000.
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KENSINGT0Ni SlO.75O-"Gleam-
ing white" rambler: fun bsmt..
cheerful hedrms.. large sepa-
storm windows, patio. etc. Step0
to shopping and tfansp. immed.
occup. Only $3.50 On, $77 "a mo.
includes all. Sorry only one
like this" Call Mr.. Hall, WI.
2-60Sl for quick inspection,
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY. with beer. Upstairs g.
rm;, apt. rent reas. Excel. income
Call before . p.m., Ii. 4-1271. or
after : pm; wkdays; and after l
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ROCKyIILE-RTk, On, ca. \,

ROCKvILLE-Brk. Cape Cod; ist
A.. lily: rm; din, rm;, kit, bedfm;
BATH: s.car Masonry Psos rar s eIos. iT ~
schools. No AGENTS. Pc. 2.476O.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT brick ram
sdims ns S ssfs.'a az Gsas piseh.n
recreation room with fireplace:
S2b.5O0. BRIDGES, PETER a
SPENCER, INC, Realtors, Pc.
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LAKHlLL--3-bedrm. bungaloW: oil
h::w.h. = acre: low On: PSymt:.
5-4554' 0RuBB williams w.
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CHEVY CHASE-Big, new split
level; today's all-elec. kit, 8 BED
rms. 9 baths. maids rm. and
bath, I'm. rec. rm.: also semifin.
sub-bSmt. with tile floor: garage,
porch, etc. Mid-30s. SAMUEL =.
BOGLEY, D. c. once, AID. 4-O20O:
ewes, EN-. 3.fl364
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KENsNGrON-PARKWOOD AREA;
Sl4.750-Nice rambler. sep. din,
rm.;. kit: has table space: full
bsmt.: alum: storm windows; bus
81 door. SAMUEL E. BOdLEY OF
ND, INC" OIL. 6-7SO0; ewes, OIL.
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CONGRESSIONAL CLUB - Charm.
ing, .3-bedrm., white brick CO.
lonial. on 31a acres. In the heart
Of the fashionable Potomac Hunt
section. within l mile Of the club.
Features q huge family room with
White brS f tss nous un masons1
stable. poultry house; perfect
setting; entirely white board
fenced. Entrance gates, circular
macadam drive. Truly an i'm.
pressive and delightful place. Ask.
Inc S47. 800. FRANK s. PHiLLiPs,
INC DI. 7-141l; evenings. OIL.
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KENsINGTON - 3-bedroom brick;
sep. din. rm.. tiled bsmt., lovely
fenced yard; large patio: mr..
school and bus; In desirable area;
SS lS; goo. ,S Gnll 70; $4,000 900 HUG
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-10
AMEN Host to
Nail HID Agents

The National Negro Home
Demonstration Agents association
will convent at AMIN college,
Pine Bluff, today and Saturday.
Theme of the meeting: "Readjust-
ment for Better Living"
Mrs. Lillian c. Palmer, nation
al president will preside over the
meeting. Other speakers on the
program will be : Mrs. Hazel G.
Jordan, state home demonstra-
ton agent, Arkansas; Mrs. Lille
Alexander, program leader : sou
thern states, Federal Extension
Sevice, USDA and Miss Ruth
Ham, home economist, Memphis,
Tennessee.
States participating in the meet
ing are: Alabama Florida, Geor-
gia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Okla
homa, Tennessee, Texas and Ark
ansas.
The group will tour the Win
rock farm, Petit Jean mountain.
-
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-10
Scipio A. Jones High School :
4 THE HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT

FROM THE HOME ECONOMICS Department
The senior high school home economics classes are termed
as Home Economies I and Home Economics II. These potential
homemakers are beginning their years work in units concern
ing personality development, color and textiles, and food pres
ervation.
Home Economics | classes have completed theory and
practical experiences in their first unit, Personality Develop
ment. detailed and Individually" Self analysis charts were
formulated and studied with the keyword insight imprint
ed heavily in their minds. Weaknesses and strengths were weigh
ed and channeled. September 1926 was set as Charm Week"
an experimental week more or less. Demonstrations for the
grooming of hair, types of coiffuers for types of faces, sam
pies of cosmetics, coognes, soaps, deodorants, other personal
items and fashions for type figures filled the week with in
terest and numerous experiences of trial and error. With
great enthusiasm the week was completed with a charm book
let which is to be used as a personal reference and reminder.
In PROCESS now is the unit on Color and textiles. Indivis
dual projects are: Color wheels and textile charts. During the
laboratory days, experiments will be made to create colors
from certain basic colors, and to identify fabric and the type
pattern best for each.
Home Economics II
Continued on page Ten
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-10

:: AROUND AM&N COLLEGE ::
by John howard

The first edition of the student publication THE ARK
ANSAWYER was distributed here last week. Hghlighting the
edition was a return to tabloid formal for the paper which
makes it handsome to readers in design and type. Editor-in
Chief Is mathematics major, Eugene Kinlow of Dumas. Glenn
Edwards is associate editor and Johnny Stubs, business man
ager. Others on the staff are John Havis, editorial assistant;
Lorenzo Mckinney, news editor; Mamie Smith, secretary; Cor
neia Williams, Mary Savage, Hattie Conway, Ada Lee, Typ
lists; Margaret Weathers, Rosemary Jones, Mary NJ. Williams,
10 Ann Howard and Dallestine Shelby, proof readers; Herman
McGary, circulation manager; Shirley Robinson, fashion edf-
tor; Clifton Minis, advertising manager; Eugene Jasper
and Walter Scott, photographers; Joseph, Ellison, sports edi
tor; William Davis, sports assistant; Curtis Lawson, staff
writer and A. L. Reed, associate professor of history and gov
eminent, advisor.
ELEVEN MAKE STRAIGHT las"
Eleven AM&N students made straight AS" during the
spring semester. The release was made last week by the Office
of The Registrar. 256 students made the honor roll. Students
maxim 800 were James Clemens, Junior Modern Foreign Lam
guages major; Aretha McCraw, Sophomore majoring in Tailor
ing Ulysses Hunter, Junior Mathematics major; Herman Nc
Gary, j, junior Mathematics Major; Reymnd Miller, JUNO
tics major George Richardson, Senior Agriculture major and
Garrett Brown, Senior Music major.
RAYMOND MILLER PRESIDENT OF STUDENT GOV.
Raymond Miller, senior from Cotton Plant, is AM&N
Student Government president for the academic year. Charles
Mckinney of Pine Bluff is vice president. Treasurer is Marva
l. Woods a native of Andover, Ohio Constance Craft of New
port is secretary.
LION STAFF NAMED
Fred Ollie of East st. Louis, Missouri is the newly elect
ed editor of THE LION. Ollie took over the publication last
season when Editor William Johnson entered the Armed Ser
vice. Associate editors are Carl Ayers and Odel Mack.
Arkansas State press., 1958-10-10
ARRESTS WITHOUT
CONDEMNED
BY

More than a third of all nom
traffic arrests made in Detroit
in any one year ARE made with
out warrants being issued" Har-
old Norris, Detroit attorney,
charges In an article published
In the october issue of The Girls
is monthly organ Of the Nation
al Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People.
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RuiIroud Man Must
Buv Own Watch

CHICAGO.-A railroad man
must buy his own watch and
pay for its upkeep. but its type.
design and precision must meet
his employers rules. Among
other things. the watch must
have an open face, an I'M
marred crystal. and q jeweled
movement that doesn't vary
more than 80 seconds from
accuracy in 1853 hours.
It's owner must check its &C.
curacy daily with a standard
mercury clock or with the
watch Of another employe who
has made such a comparison
recently.
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Nara Jopon's First
Permonent Capital

NARA. Japan-More than l.
200 years ago Japan's first per-
manent capital was established
at Nara. Until then each en-
peror had had his own capital.
Even among the less eminent,
when a man died. the custom
was TO destroy his house and
move the family elsewhere.
But In ITO AID. the reigning
empress established Nara as
the permanent seat Of the i'm
perial court. and the next seven
emperors reigned there. FOL
more han 20 years.
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British Working Time
Lost by Strikes Drops

LONDON.-Work stoppages
arising from industrial disputes
resulted in the loss Of about
2,083.000 man-days in Britain
In 1856 compared with 1881. 900
the year before. Some $4,000
workers. almost half Of them in
the coal-mining industry. were
involved In the disputes.