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, 1958-10-18
Dr. Miller.

NIL dIISI ~ PM ~ ouS0l SaI0.
Mr.. BARTLETT. It IS somewhat lower than the same
period last year. So far the market has been, ! would
Judge, 10 cents on the average lower than last year, per
haps. per hundred pounds.
Dr.. Miller. Did you show a loss or a gain last year?
Mr.. Bartlett. We showed a profit of $215,O00.
DR.. Miller. $215,000?
Mr.. Bartlett. Yes.
DR.. Miller. Where does that profit go?
Mr.. Bartlett. Werequestedt the Appropriations Com
nittee to retain the profit to cover the anticipated losses
for the present fiscal wear.
DR.. Miller. Do you anticipate a loss this year?
Mr.. Bartlett. Yes, sir. We have had a very severe
drought, the worst drought in the Virgin Islands since
1873. AS a result, our crop is about so per cent off of what
it was last year.
DR.. Miller. How long has the Virgin Islands Cor
poration beendn operation, Mr.. Bartlett?
Mr.. Bartlett. As VlCORP, since 1949. There was a
previous Virgin Islands Company which was organized in
the early thirties.
DR.. Miller. Do you know what the loss or gain
showed on this Corporation over the years 1880 up to the
present time?
Mr.. Bartlett. No. sir: do not have that information.
Let me see if T. perhaps do have i. Yes, I have it.
The grand total since 1885 is $2,762, 600.
Dr.. Miller. That is a loss?
Mr. Bartlett. The total loss.
DIR. Miller. In other words, it required appropria-
tons from the Treasury to your organization?
Mr.. Bartlett. Yes. Well, not that entire amount, be-
cause the only amount appropriated since the Corporation
was in existence to provide for the making up Of losses
amounts to $~1,131,000.
DR.. Miller. That is since 1949?
Mr.. Bartlett. Since 1949; yes, sir. The fiscal year 80.
Dr.. Miller. At one time we had some companies in
terested in taking over the Corporation. Has there been
anything more developed on that?
Mr.. Bartlett. There have been numerous inquiries,
but no takers.
DR.. Miller. The price is too high2
MI. Bartlett. think that is part of the picture, ande
of course, the sustained losses over the years has been
discouraging to potential purchasers.
DR.. Miller. Where do you get your workers when
the cane season is on?
Mr.. Bartlett. From the British West Indies. We i'm
mort the labor needed for harUnStinO If fhn 1#
DR.. Miller. What percentage of the ST. Croix people
will be working in the cane fields?
DR.. Bartlett. During the harvesting?
DR.. Miller. During the harvesting
Mr.. Bartlett. Percentagewise, it would be possibly
a third.
DR.. Miller. The other two-thirds would be from Brit
ish possessions?
Mr.. Bartlett. Yes.
Mr. Acrino11 WIFI 4bo nop4Jnroor 8r;a1J0
The Nome nugget., 1958-06-27
GE Announces New Powerful Rocket Engine

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla, R- Another 'basketball'' satellite was boosted into space by Vanguard rocket Thursday. Then, like it's two predecessors, it plunged back to earth.
 Failure of the Vanguard's sec ond stage to ignite was blamed by the Naval Research Laboratory for it's failure to hurl the 20-inch, 211S pound sphere into orbit.
 The 72-foot Navy rocket now has failed in five of it's six ven- lures into space. Its only suc- cess was chalked up March IT, when it launched the 312-pound grapefruit satellite, tiniest of the man-made moons circling the earth.
 Immediately in the wake of this latest Vanguard disappoint- ment came cheering news from General Electric Go. that it is developing a new rocket engine capable of launching a satellite weighing as much as 10000 pound almost seven times bigger than Russia's Sputnik III. This engine, the company said, will generate from 500,000 to a million pounds of thrust. This compares with 45,00O pounds for the Vanguard.
 l Components of the engine now are being tested by the GE Rock ct Section at Malta, N. Y. It will be powered by liquid oxygen
 and kerosene, the same fuels used
 in the first stages of the Van guard.
 The latest of the tempermental
 Vanguards blasted off at 12:01 am. after delays of 212 hours in the countdown. It was the third effort to get this particular rock
 ct off it's launching pad.
The Nome nugget., 1958-06-27
Alaska Cruise Lines Acquires New Vessel

If one vessel is good; two are better. Operating on that prin- ciple, Charles B. West, president of Alaska Cruise Lines, Ltd, has purchased the sister ship of the SS Glacier Queen.
 A year ago West bought Union Steamship Company's SS Coquit- lam, renamed it the SS Glacier Queen and inaugurated a new type of Alaska travel service Schedules were arranged so that visitors could travel one way by boat, one way by air and have time to tour Interior and Western Alaska As wholesaler of Alaska tours, West packaged tours with this in mind. They were an immediate success.
 Recently Vests company com pleted the purchase of the sister ship, the SS Chilcotin and it has been renamed the SS Yukon Star
The Nome nugget., 1958-06-27
Nome Directory

Northwestern Alaska Chamber of Commerce Meets Every Monday Noon at North Star Dining Room
 Jerry Manning, President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14

like figs.; st. $50, POTOMAC
EMPL.. l04 E. Broad, Falls ch,,
JE. o-7272
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
ROUTEMEN

For established routes, must be az
gresSive, have Maryland chauffeur s
license Apply at HIRES ROOT
BEER CO. 0003 50th ave, Col
lege Park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14

We are looking for q man. be-
tween ~ and 40, with executive
ability good education and pleas
ms personality who is accustomed
to active contact with the public.
II qualified. write Immediately stat
ing age. education and business ex-
perience. Give address and tele-
phone number II your letter in
dicates you might fit into our Or
SANITATION. ar appointment will be
ARRANGED. All replies confidential.
Box sissy Star.
FURNITURE OR WOOD finisher-
Opening for exp. sober man
Y YeSqt SS 96p.honnr 'D TseE T I'm,
and half for overtime or Satur-
daY LII A-oAlo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14

COOKS (colored) must be expert
enced on broiler or vegetableS:
hours, l2-9 pm; 6 days: good
salary, meals and uniforms Apply
HOT SHOPPES empl ONCE. 1874
G =. NV, Room 900. Sunday
n1o7 til 5 pm. or Monday $50
TO $3.50,
COUNTERMAN, KoSher-style del,
retail selling Apply DUKE DEL
1881 Duke ST. Alex. FL. 4-4531
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HELP MEN
PLUMBER-Must be reliat

PLUMBER-Must be reliable with
responsibilities. have eransp., nee
essary hand tools. Must be able
to understand plans and capable
Of understanding layout Of the
installation Of plumbing in new
WA. 7-S53S,
PLUMBERS, mechanics only. steady
work for right men CO. $4,000
2704 ontario I'd. NV. ~
RADIO AND TV PARTS SALESMAN
Age. 35-15. white Large dis
tributor OF radio and TV parts
counter sales Excellent oppor-
tunity for right man. Good start
Ing salary For appt call MR..
EDWARDS. HUI. 3-3422.
REAL ESTATE Active
realtor has opening for one ex-
perienced salesman who really
wants to work SAMUEL r. MIL
LER Realtor. 1872 K O.. NV. Dl
7-6943
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-We
need . experienced statesmen who
wish to earn a better than average
income Plenty of listings Top
commission paid. Members OF Real
Estate Board and multiple listing
ScINlCt. hIONltuBt VI hui lIltIH va
area important. Call Mr. McClain,
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC
2222 N Glebe I'd ia 10000.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. expert
enced, good personality and initia-
tive. for established once near
ouantico Marine Base temporary
salary over usual commission
Dial Trojan 5000. ARROW
REALTY, Dumfries. Va.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Full time only; large subdivision
must be experienced, JU. S-l400
REFRIGERATION AND AIR CON
DIrIONING MECHANIC or ad-
vanced helper install residen-
tial. central air-conditioning sys-
tens Experience in cleo. wiring
and piping desired. Apply B
Menditch. GENERAL HEATING
ENGINEERING CO, 1901 Central
ave, Cap Hats Md, 7;3O am
to 10 am
RETAIL LIQUOR CLERK; part
time, must have local recen;
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ARTHUR MURRAY
TEACHERS

Positions open for ten
men. age 81 TO 10. Com
plete training given free 10
those who qualify. $50 base
pay for 30 hours teaching
time Excellent opportunity
for Advancement 20 eXecu-
tive positions. Personal in
tervlevs only. 7 to . pm.
l0ll Conn. ave. nv.
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ROUTEMAN

Settled man for permanent posi-
ton with the best laundry and
( dry cleaners in America Must be
IN good health, pleasant personality
And NaNless characfcr
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Counter Women
$54 PER WK.

LArge cafeteria needs tall.
attractive white woman, 25
to 80. 10 learn servicing
and sales Must be able TO
work week ends. . meals.
free uniforms and other
benefits. II qualified. call
Di. 7-lsl6 Sunday, noon
I'll 5 pm. or Monday Q am.
to 5 pm.
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SOUTHEAST

Young man. white. with car. who
needs TO supplement present income
$50 10 SIS weekly Call TU @-3iHa
between and 5 pm. ask for MR.
FINCH
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KELP-MEN
TRAFFIC MANAGER

franc and freight classification
rate conSultant, part time. for ma
tional manufacturers association IN
Washington. d. e. Opportunity fol-
retired traffic manager. Requires
knowledge Of freight Justification
and rates proposals. VIII pay good
fee and out Of pocket expenses. Full
details OF experience. Box l27-Y
Star
TREE CLIMBER, experienced onl,
need apply. 7.30 TO y am. Gustir
Gardens. Inc. Old Georgetown ano
Montrose I'd. Rockville Nd
TRUCK DRIVER. white. warehouse
exp, $50. Mr.. Sutler, CO. 5-563S
ARAG. EMPL.. 1884 14th St NV
lb'
Tv REPAIR MAN. good mechanic
Oppor TO become partner. Apply
340l l4th st. NV. TU. 2-4757.
Tv SERvICEMAN-Must be ex.
perienced. dependable and sober
DAuBER'S. $50 18th St NV,
Tv BENCHMEN. experienced only;
salary open. paid vacation. hos.
pitalization and other company
benefits, Apply in person LITE TV
65l Pa. ave. sc No phone calls
TV AND RADIO TECHNICIANs-
AGE, 24-45. white. Distributor OF
radio and TV parts needs expert
enced men desiring q change to
positions as inside counter sales
men. with excellent opportunity
for Advancement Good starting
salary. For appt call Mr.. Ed
WARDS. HU. 3-3422.
DOOR-TO-DOOR CONTACT WORK
good proposition. GOOD pay Gail
HU 3-3033
MAN to maintain records in part,
dept in appliance shop. c. A
LEPPERT. INC. 9l4 Eye st. NV
MAN. white. 2l-35. Neat appear.
lng Opening with large company
S97 week 10 start For intervieV
phone DI 7-3445
MAN. white. living in Bethesda
area, excel opening. start at SOS
week phone VIII 6-5474 Mon.
evening 3 p m. 10 q pm
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Demonstrations Manager

A<CAAAOAAoSA q SAOAA0 AsAe~AA0oSA
We want the person around
whom can be built . sales force
as at last there Is . modestly
priced quality educational program
that sells steadily on one daytime
call Write with phone number 70
W. n WARD. Jr., Vice Pres, sos
W, WASHINGTON, CHICAGO .. III.
DENTAL ASST.-Must have initia-
tive. ability to meet public. will
ing to learn: hiEh school graouate
preferred: midtown location. STATE
full details OF qualifications In
reply. Box 4SS-V, Star
DENTAL HYGIENIST for SATURDAY
mornings; $3.50 per hour. TX
3-56l0
DENTAL ASsIsTANT-sE. once
must be experienced In once ad-
ministration and chair assistance
Apply LU. 4-llS4
DENTAL ASSISTANT, vicinity Hy-
attsville: experience desired but
not necessary; salary. S50-S5h
wk Apply in own Handwriting
giving age and experience. BOX
IsS-Y. Star
DENTAL ASSISTANT, for clinic
4O-hr wk: medical and hospital
ization coverage: one month va
cation; salary approx. $50 per
DESK CLERK. white. PIX exper
hrs. 50: Sunday on. $500 mo
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DUPONT LAUNDRY

1885 Sherman Ave. NV
SALESMAN-Growine retail com.
pany desires services Of man ex.
perienced In selling and super
vtsing heating and air condition.
ing and related items WE. 5-0l50
SALESMAN. TO call on drug, variety
grocery and hardware stores for
expanding wholesale Arm. with
complete line Of national brands
DISTRIBUTORS PURCHASING
AGENCY, Box 3O3-Y, Star
SALESMAN AUTOMOBILE = Nc
experience necessary. will train
Excel. pay plan with unlimited
possibilities. Call Mr.. Foley or Mr.
Naples. Ii. 10000
SALESMAN. experienced man who
knows sporting goods opportunity
to take. complete charge OF our
sports dept. permanent position;
good salary and commission.
FOGEL'S 10th and D SITS. NV
Statesmen for mems clothing and
furnishings: experienced Apply In
person MARTINS MEN SHOP
Phi Columbia pike, Ar
Statesmen with car, SI25 wk. sal.
airy. plus $40 car allowance, cal
CO 5-G56n
SALESMAN-This is truly a sales.
mans dream We are a firm cur.
rently creating a national promo
ton and are preparing 20 oper
many branch ofices from Maine Il
Florida We will employ three
men with sales experience who
are between the AGES OF - anc
45. who have a car and are per.
sonable and reliable WE SUPPLY
LEADS and will awe qualified ap.
plicAnts the opportunity fol
branch MANAGEMENT positions
Phone MISS LaRUE for appoint
men;. CO 5-9525
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MESSENGER

Young man. white. II or is for
well-run once: hish-school gradu-
ate; regular hours. permanent, full
time only: advancement. Call EN-
2-9700.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14

To take over protected territory
for leading national Arm repre-
senting established local merchants
in - states. The man selccteT
must be ambitious. willing to work
and must have experience in direct
selling. Our MANAGERS earn Sl2
600 year and up. II you are
selected you can expect to earn
while in training 500 per week
plus. Steady year-round business
nom seasonable; work only from
leads; no canvassing and little oil
no night work. Must be neat-ap.
pearing, have car. and should b.
20 to 40 years Of age. For per.
sonal interview phone Mr. BEN
GARFINREL. AID. 4-0700. . to ;
today and tomorrow.
MECHANIC, refrigeration and air
conditioning. Min. yrs. exper
Drivers lie, good handwriting
h.sg.. $3.50. POTOMAC EMPL
oil KinS st. Alex. XII 9-505S.
MECHANIC, specializing In front
end work. with experience or
John Bean Visualiner. apply LUIS
TINE NICHOLSON OLDSMOBILE
5000 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville
Md.
MECHANIC. 6-day week 5O-5C
commission, plus guaranty, appl,
in person, ASH c. SMITH BOND.
ED SERVICE. end and NJ st n W
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Career OpportunitY

II YOU are between a4.3O. have
COLLEGE education or its equivalent
and planning a selling career. this
is your opportunity to enter a sales
training program for a career posi-
ton with large national organiZa-
ton. Applicants need not have ex-
perience. as men selected will be
thoroughly trained in our selling
methods Successful completion Of
our training proRram can lead to
excellent earntnes and opportunity
salary plus excellent incentive plan
Call Mr. LYNN DU 1-hlnO
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MAINTENANCE MAN

We have an exceptional oppor-
tunity for a man who is anxious to
get ahead. The Job Is doing main
tenance work In q laundry and dry
cleaning plant: also assist q licensed
engineer: vacation with pay; over
time pay; disqualification. and other
employe benefits. Apply Mr. Att
mann. OLD COLONY LAUNDRY
$3.50 Blair I'd. NV. No telephone
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MAINTENANCE MAN

Colored. sober. married; no chill
dren; for garden-type apts; exper,
n general maintenance and oil
burners: good salary and living
quarters. Local refs AP 7-333s
MANAGER WANTED
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HELP-W0ME en-
BOOKKEEPER

LUMBIA EMPL., l34l @ NV.
BOOKKEEPER
ledger experience required.
Permanent position: 5-day week.
Airline pass. privileges. New ofices.
Salary $40 week. DI. 7-SOSS
CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR
Must have cafeteria fine exper.,
sunday. Able to furnish refers;
TALLY-Ho RESTAURANT, s12
18th st. NV
HILL sec. $4,000; pub.
secy., under 40; Ss5-S90 Wks:
Eng. secy" under q; S$SS65-Sg9'
All kinds all ages placed Free
reg. fees are smaller. WELCOME
18th and @ NV. Est. 40 yrs)
CASHIER, for ladies ready-to.wear
store. Top salary. Experience help
full. KOPY KAT, 1925 H 81. ne.
no typ: z Corners; young.
like figs.: st $50. POTOMAC
EMPL.. l04 E. Broad. Falls ch,.
CLERKS. white. to extract file cards
and paste records on them;
must have been raised In wash
inston area and continuously en-
ployed for last . yrs. to date; Ice.
once, mr.. 18th and H SITS. NV;
s.l.riys SEQ month Phone Ma
CLERK
Opportunity for intelligent young
woman in claims dept. OF national
insurance CO: Diversified and in
or Mr.. Cowan U. s. F. q q. CO.,
a30 Woodward BLDG.
CLERK
General ONCE work including typ
Ing and filing; 3lM-hr. wk, in
savings and loan association; lib
ersl employe benefits. Call RE
1855 Ext. 81.
C RK sTENOGRAPHER; per-
manent position in small branch
once Of national Arm; 5-day week
vacation: free life and hospital
ms. included. Call Ii. 8-3l 90.
CLERK TYPIST. perm. position in
ms, claims once Exper neces-
sary: 5-day, 35-hr. wk Call ME.
S-l545.
CLERK -TYPlsT. ans tel; typine
exper.. good at figures, gen. oic
work; 5 days: excel. st. salary;
group hosp; -cond.: Apply 2-6
pm. 1928 10th st. ne.
CLERK TYPISTs, young. white. s
days, many kinds. 40 to 80 w.p,m.
$50 to $40 v. WOOD PERSON
MEL, SUITE 232 SOUTHERN
BLDG. sO5 18th ST. NV AT H
CLERK TYPIsTs. Fsirfax. 9-5,
young. start sees: Falls Church.
good future: $3.50. POTOMAC
EMPL.. lO4 E. Broad. JE. 2-7272
CLERK-TYPlsT for medical clinic;
high school graduate: type 40
wpm. 40-hr. wk: medical and
hospital coverage. 90 days an
nual leave per year: salary approx
$50 wk Elk. 3-5a3s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES open
ing in new Alex. once; good start
ing salary; all modern employment
benefits: no eXper necessary. Ap-
ply HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP.
364O King ST.. Alex
CLERK-TYPIsT, steady position
good salary. working conditions
See Mr. Hammock at MARVINS.
IA eth St NV
CLERK TYPs.. sTENos., BKKPRs
We specialize in these positions
ATLAS AGcY., 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV
CLERK-TYPIST
Desirable vacancy in claims
depts Of national insurance co.
Hours p to s 5-day vk Modern
once and pleasant environment
See Mr. Headrick or Mr. Cowan.
U g. p a. O. CO, $50 Woodward
Bldg
CLERK TYPIST
(pFRSONNFI1
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CLERK

Opportunity for intelligent young
woman in claims dept. OF national
insurance CO. Diversified and in
teresting work. Apply Mr.. Headrick
or Mr.. Cowan U. s. F. a. @. CO.,
03O WoodWard Bldg
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EXECUTIVE

ESTIMATOR. experienced In brick
take of; immed. opening. Call
after Q am. Monday, TU. 2.2552
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MAN

To supervise tire and battery sery-
ice department with gas station OF
tire store experience STANDARD
TIRE 4 BATTERY CO. 10th and
n n Q
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SECRETARY

Young woman to work at expert.
mental station near Gainesville. Va.
l35 miles west OF Washington on
Route 29-2lD as secretary TO
group Of engineers. Should be ex.
cellent typist with some shorthand.
Hours 3 am. to 400 pm, 5-day
week Excellent working conditions
and liberal company benefits. Sal.
I07. for appointment. Toll cali;
from Manassas Warrenton- Gaines.
willie areas will be accepted collect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14

CLERKS, white. to extract file cards
and paste records on them;
must have been raised In wash
inston area and continuously en-
ployed for last . yrs. TO date; Ice.
once, mr.. 18th and H SITS. NV;
hrs, s:30-5; la-day Saturday:
salary. $3.50 month. Phone MA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14

LIFE GUARDS. Is or over: salary
SOS wk plus lessons. Arlington
County. FL. 4-7299.
IInfinn 9 AIEsM ~ nErA =. -
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General ledger experience required
Permanent position: 5-day week
AIRLINE pass. privileges. New ofices
Salary $40 week. DI. 7-SOSR
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CLERK

CLERK-TYPIST. perm. position in
ms. claims once Exper neces-
sary: 5-day, 35-hr. wk Call ME.
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HILL secy. $4,000: pub.
rel. secy,, young; S75-$sb; exec.
secy., under 40; Ss5-S90 wks:
so others DAILY. S75-S100 wk
All kinds all ages placed. Free
reg. fees are smaller, WELCOME
18th and n NV Est 40 yrs.
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Must have cafeteria fine exper. .,
early morning shift. on Sat. and
Sunday. Able to furnish refers
TALLY-HO RESTAURANT, S12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-14

CASHIER, for ladies ready-to. wear
store. Top salary. Experience help
full KOPY KAT. 1923 II 81. n e.
Arkansas State press., 1958-02-28
Mississippi
NeWsman Escaped
North In Caskef

The story of a Negro editor
who escaped North from Missis-
sippi in a easket is told in the
March 9th issue of Jet magazine.
The man, Arlington High, who
had been declared insane fo-
attacking segregation In his one
page jackson, Miss, newspaper,
was committed to a mental IN
stitution. had the help of the
Negro underground.
White citizens in Mississippi and
Alabama, although not necessarily
integrationists, helped the Ne
groes effect the escape plan.
In his paper. High proved by
statistics that more than one
hundred Negro women in Jack
son had illegitimate children by
whites. He condemned many
segregation practices in Jackson,
and called for immediate school
Indignation in Mississippi.
High told Jet that his family
is still in Jackson, and would re-
turn as soon as he can get jua-
tice in the courts.
Arkansas State press., 1958-02-28
Oriental Cuisine
Utilizes Occidental Appliances

Recently interviewed in
New York, Mike Taxa dem
onstrated how modern Nip
ponese homemakers use an
electric blender to grind
fresh vegetables for soups, an
integral part of every Japan
csc dinner. Raw radishes, Gu
cumbers, turnips, carrots and
caulifiower are put into the
container with little we'll
seasoned chicken broth. A
flick of the switch and the
vegetables are shredded to
Arkansas State press., 1958-02-28
AROUND PINE BLUFF


Jimmie Galmon, of Brooklyn visited relatives and friends
in the city last week.
Thad Jones has returned to his home in Chicago after
spending several days IN the city the guest sister,
NJ NJ Jones and brother James Jones. ir of 900 w Puen
street.
Miss Alberta L. JONES' of N Cedar spent week
end in McGehee and attended the district basketball
ment.
MIR. and Mrs. Arts Hoeomb, Mrs.
Leroy Mcintyre and family of Fayetteville n visited rela-
tives in the city the weekend
Mavn E. Jones, of Texarkana visited his family last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Knox and family passed through
the city last week and spent with Rev. and
C. B. Knox and family sailing overseas where
will be stationed indefinitely.
Arkansas State press., 1958-02-28

perfection. A dash of soy
sauce is added and the soup
is heated to the boiling point
and poured into soup bowls.
Sometimes a small piece OF
fresh or candied ginger is
shredded with the vegetables.
Often one whole clam per
serving is heated in the broth
with the vegetables and
;erved in the center of the
bowl. A nice touch for those
who live close tn Tho GO
Arkansas State press., 1958-02-28

resided at 18th and Mississippi
streets were held February 10th
at 800 p. m. at Mt. Gillard AME
church. On the sick list are
Mrs. Bertha Stewart, India Bos-
ton, Henry Jarrett. We hope for
them a speedy recovery. ;. A.
mong the visitors at Mt. Zion AM
Arkansas State press., 1958-02-28

E church February 10th were Mr..
and Mrs. Zebedee Rhodes and
family. Jessie Stublefield and
Mrs. Maggie Sheperd. Mrs,
Francis Rhodes is recuperating
from a severe spell of illness. :.
Though For The Week: Threats
are always mistakes. A box of
oats, not a whip will attract a
horse to a halter.
Arkansas State press., 1958-02-28
Pine Bluff

Ulysses Sheperd
The funeral services of Mrs.
Mary Jane Straughter were held
February 10th at 200 p. m. at the
Bright Star MBC. The Funeral
services of Silus Stacker, who