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Evening star., 1958-05-12
Steiner Captures
Eliminotor Award
At Old Dominion

Frank Steiner of Silver
Spring drove a 1857 Corvette
to win the top eliminatol
trophy in the drag racing yes
terday at Old Dominion
Speedway. He reached "a
miles per hour in 1875 seconds
slightly slower than his top ef-
fort in the earlier victory in
class competition.
Glass summaries:
Class Amsp-Frank Steiner. Silver
Spring. 1857 Corvette. Time l2.S
seconds. Closing speed-95 miles pei
Glass cA-Frank Donaldson,
p9oieSylIie; IS " m obIdSmooile-poWered Ford
Glass AspGstuart Klompas, Chevy
Chase 1857 Corvette. 14.4, SO
Glass Bo-Jim overton. Hillside,
Class CG@John Hammond chiiiTm,
1858 Chevrolet, l4.0, 81 mph.
Glass DG-Donald Thorne. Alexan-
dria, 1850 Oldsmobile. 1875. 90 m .. h
Glass EG-Larry Robinson. Manas-
$50. 1907 EOIu. lD.ls ID m Pm.
Glass SG-Dick Dietz. Hanover, Nd. =,
1913 Chevrolet. l7.5, so m,ph.
Class BSP sports carsl-Tom
Myers. alexandria, 1855 Porsehe. ISL,
Glass ss-Hugh Heishman, ArlinE-
ton. 1858 Pontiac. 40. so m.p.h'
Class AS--Chilt shawen. Riverdale,
1858 Chevrolet. 1870, 40 m.p.h.
Class AsA---Jim Phillips, Manassas,
1891 Chsyrolet, $50. 80 m.ph,
~ class EsLJohn Younger. Alrington,
Class BSA-Bill Hertseil. Falls
Church 1857 Chevrolet, $50 81
Glass cs-oeorge skipwine. Hyatts-
VILE; 1853 Chevrolet, 14.5. .76 h.
Class CSA-Charles Snyder, Alex
andria' 1855 Chevrolet, 1875. II
Glass Ds-Bm Ledbetter Alexandra,
1858 Oldsmobile. 15.5, 81 m d. n.
Class ES-George Shifflet. Harri-
m.ph
Glass M (motorcycles)-Bob Gates.
Springhele, Va. Triumph, I2.O gS
m phi.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
Southern Cal Scores
9th Coost Relay Win

FRESNO, Calf. May IL (P).
Southern California received
stiff competition from Occi-
dental and UCLA Saturday but
trotted off with the West Coast
Relays championships for the
18th consecutive year.
1t was the Trojans' 9th vic
tory in the meets 32-year
history.
Sprinter Ray Norton of San
Jose State was named the out
standing individual performer
but two Trojan field stars. Dis
Gus Thrower Rink Babka and
High Jumper Charlie Dumas.
came up with the performances
that gave use the team title.
The Trojans finished with
1924 points. Occidental was sec
ond with 4912 and UCLA third
with A.
California finished sixth with
27K4 points but its medley relay
team of Jack Yerman, Jerry
Siebert, Maynard Orme and
Don Bowden ran away from
Stanford, Oklahoma and Occi-
dental in 9:5l.2.
Norton, a coholder of the 100
yard world record at 9.3, turned
in a ga to capture the century
here. He did a fine Job anchor
ing the Spartan's 440-yard
relay win.
Norton was 10 yards behind
Fresno States Mike Agostini
when he grabbed the baton for
the final leg and rocketed past
Agostini to win by three yards.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
Visitor Takes
Aquusco rophy

Jack Kulp of Pendel, Pa.
drove a 1910 Oldsmobile coupe
with a SO supercharged Olds
engine at 1854 miles per hour
for the top speed trophy yes
terday in drag racing at Aquas-
co Speedway. He also won a
class with a panel truck. but
rain Cancelled the top elimina-
tor runs. Glass summaries:
Glass AA-Glen Bopp, 1884 Ford.
1924 olds: 16.S' $50 mp;h:
Class GB-Fred Haney, 1880 Chevy
Class CA--Daye Coleman. 1894
Ford-l953 Cad, l4.2, 94.7.
Glass CB-Jack Kulp, 1850 Chevy
Panel-blown Olds,, 12.3, l04.6.
Glass CC-Bob Bernardon, 1889
Cheyy-1955 Chevy: 1875. 1000.
F. GAS +. i4'7l GDMefn 9s.7. zsi'ler' 1857 Chevy
MeTea, TtasS le.i. CEs5d S5.s. JUDD 1850 mere
Class xc4Jim Luainski. 1857 t
Glass XIV. R. Bowling, 1855
MG-TD. 1S.5, GAS.
Glass XEEHerb Tom, 1852 MG-
Glass SIS Await Gmurek. 1858
Fury, l5.g ais.
Glass ss-Jack Arnew, 1857 Chevro-
Glass AS A-sidney Young, 1853
Ford l62, S6.I
Evening star., 1958-05-12
SPEN VIC CHOICE TONIGHT
Two Features Top
Card at Rosecroft

mere last week. Again, one of
O'Brien's California speedsters
is favored. He is 6-year-old
Butch Hanover, son of the great
Hoot Mon, who won the Ham
bletonian in a record 200 in
1947.
Butch Hanover, a standard
bearer for the noted Sol Camp
Farms of Shafter, Calf, scored
in 2:l225 last Wednesday on
a muddy oval. 1t was his second
victory in six starts this season.
Seeks Second Victory
Colbirish, from the Graham
stable. also won last week and
is rated second choice. With
Owner Graham's son. Herman,
jr., driving, Colbirish will start
from the outside post position.
The one new starter in this
field is Newport Star, making
his 1858 debut. An 8-year-old
by Axomite-MisS Key, Newport
Star is a part brother to the
classy Newport Dream. holder
of Laurel Raceway's 2:01 trot
record. Newport Star has life
time earnings of $141, ,582.
Completing the field are Vic
tor Bruce, sixth on a slow track
last week in his debut; Miami
Hanover, fifth to Colbirish's
2:12 during the first week of
racing; Miss Juliette, with two
thirds this season, and Tennez,
also third in one start this year.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
Marlboro Feature
Goes to Morqun

The modified cars did better
at Marlboro Motor Raceway
yesterday, but again the feature
event belonged to Bill Morgan
of Fairfax in a sportsman stock
car.
Morgan won his fourth
straight main event at Marl-
boro with a 7:46.6 clocking for
rs laps, about 81s miles. The
improvement by the modified
entries was made by johnny
Roberts Of Baltimore, who led
from the third to the 10th lap
and finished second by almost
half a lap to Morgan.
Clay Eastridge, Wes Morgan
and Jack Denniston filled out
the top five positions in that
order, all in sportsman cars.
Roberts, Ray Byers and Dennis
ton won the heats, and Doug
Sampson took a special match
race,
Evening star., 1958-05-12
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star Stad Writer

Five early closing events
totaling more than $4,000 are
scheduled at Rosecroft Race
way this week, the first going
of tonight in two divisions for
the Lions Club trophy.
The District of Columbia
Pace will be presented Wednes-
day, carrying a $2,500 purse;
the Chatterbox Cup goes
Thursday. bringing out a select
field of PAGERS who will compete
for a $4,000 purse and Friday
night the Western Maryland
Trot is featured. Saturday
nights top event will be the
Variety Club Pace.
The Western Maryland and
the Variety Club events are
both for $4,000 purses.
Spen Vic Favored
Spen Vic. a 5-year-old from
the Herman Graham Farm,
Salem, ILL.,, is favored in to-
nights first dash of the Lions
Club Trot. The sleek, high-step-
per scored an easy 2:091s vic
tory here last week in a nine
horse field. with Tom Graham
driving. Joe O'Brien's Onolee
Song second in her Rosecroft
debut last week, is the choice in
the second division.
Also on tap tonight is an A-AA
handicap trot, with seven start
ers, all but one having raced
Evening star., 1958-05-12
SOPH AT TEMPE
RUNS 4:01.1 MILE

TEMPE, Ariz., May IL
R.-Sophomore Alex Hen
derson ran the Nations
fastest outdoor mile for the
year Saturday night, a
blazing 4:01.l, and led Ari-
zona State College at
Tempe to the Border Con-
ference track and field title.
Henderson, an Austria
liam, came back later to win
the two-mile run with a
conference record breaking
run of 9:24.8. He said he
ran only as fast as he had
to to win the two-mile.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

The field events drew fine
performances throughout the
meet.
Parry O'Brien, the world
titleholder, heaved the shot
81 feet 31a inches to break his
own meet record Of 5934 set in
1858.
Babka set a meet record with
a discus toss of 1876 feet, 2
inches. his closet competition
coming from teammate Jack
Egan, with 174-8%.
Dumas, a world record holder,
won the high jump at 6 feet,
9 inches, 3l2 inches of his
finest jump in 1856.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
AU Golfers Compete
In League Tourney

American University will
compete in the Dixon
Conference golf championships
tomorrow at Johns Hopkins
in Baltimore for the first time
in several years.
Representing the Eagles will
be Dick Jackson, Richie Col
den, Hap Turrell. Chuck CRUDE
and Skip Morgan.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
Pegasus Show
To immaculate

Due largely to the riding of
its captain. Margaret Meg
Monks, Immaculate High
School today owned its first
equestrian championship, won
yesterday in the Pegasus Inter-
school Horse Show at Rock
Creek Park. Miss Monks was
first in two events as her team
scored 20 points against "a for
Maret School, the reserve
winner.
Miss Monks blue ribbons were
earned in the equitation over
Jump and equitation under sad.
die tests.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
Maryland Plays
LoyoIu Stickmen

Maryland's rampaging la
crosse team plays Loyola at
3 pm. tomorrow in Byrd Sta
dium in a warmup for Satur-
days season finale with un-
beaten Johns Hopkins in
Baltimore.
The Terps, who have swept
through seven games with a
121-31 margin in goals. play
a Loyola team which has won
one game and tied one in
eight tests. I.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
BRAVES, 7; REDS. s
MILWAUKEE
CINCINNATI


1-Tripled for Schmidt in 5th: .
Ran for Grove in 5th. 3-Singled for
Wiley in 9TH: 4-Fanned for Trow-
6-Ran for Covington in sth: HON.
cred for Mcmillan in 9th: S-Popped
up for Wight in 9Th.
CINCINNATI 600 04O O11-6
MILWAUKEE, 110 200 O3x-7
E-Wight. Po-A-Cincinnad 24-1O.
Milwaukee 21-l39 DP-Hoak. temple
and Bilko: Mcmillan and Bilko; Bur-
dette, Logan and Tore. LOB-Cincin-
natl 3 Milwaukee Z.
2b = Hoax Robinson. 3b - Grove.
Crandall. HR-Lynch, Covington. ST.
CovIngton.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

Minner--Portocarrero u-0l. Loser
Nixon t0-4D.
U-Napp. Rice. Romnel and Stevens.
q me-2:0O. .O56.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
Brichunt Wins

DUISBURG, Germany, May
IL (P). - Belgium's Jacques
Brichant yesterday won the
mems final at the Rhur Cup
tennis tournament, defeating
Ulf Schmidt of Sweden, 6-2,
Ga. Go.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
PIMLICO

Continued From Page A-l6
the Prep somewhat unconvinc-
ingly, but then went on to reg
lister a smashing triumph over
Iron Liege, the Derby winner,
in the Preakness five days later.
Preakness eligibles starting in
the Withers at Belmont Park
today we're Martins Rullah,
Board Man. Clandestine, Lib
erty Ruler, Misty Flight. Mas
CO, Nisht Amool. Piano Jim,
Pundit. Sir Robby. Sir Ruler.
Start Counting Whodunit and
Wing Jet.
OF the group. only Martins
Rullah, fifth in the Derby, and
Myron N. Goodwin's Board
Man and Maine Chance Farms
Liberty Ruler have been con-
Sidered possible Preakness
SIdTLeTS.
The PreakneSs apparently
lost Boncrist Stables Backbone,
the Chesapeake Stakes victor,
when he finished fourth last
Saturday in Garden States
Delaware Valley Stakes. How
ever. it may have picked up
another starter in Talent Show,
who won the New Jersey sprint
in l:l02s. Trainer Jim Con-
way said after the race that
Talent Show who is owned by
Mrs. Ada L. Rice, probably
would run at Pimlico next Sat-
urday.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

Totals IS 5 lO5 Totals 34 8 p 4
Singled for l. Mcdaniel in eth:
Ennis in eth; Appeared at bat for
= Walked for Green in eth. 3 Ran for
Flood in eth: Fouled out for Cum
nineham in eth; 8 Appeared at bat for
Paine in 9th: Singled for Valenzuela
IN 9TH.
Chicago ------- 003 600 o00--5
ST. Louis 0lO 900 203--6
E-Blasingame. Long, Boyer, Phil
lips . PO-A-Chicago, 26-l0; st.
BANKS. IS T Taylor lrHO'e 10 Ions sS ToIs@. IoBI.
Chicago, :: st. Louis, II. Two out when
winning run scored.
2b-Moryn. Goryl. 3b-LonE. HR-
MnrNn EE-Rnver
Evening star., 1958-05-12
TIGERS, 10; ATHLETICS, +;
DETROIT
KANSAS CITY

Totals 35 3 . 3 Totals liOlIIO
! Singled for Shaw in sth. Flied
out for German in 9th.
KANSAS CITY OIO 100 OtO- 4
DETROIT OIO 200 Oix-10
E-Kuenn, PO-A-Ransas City. "a
2; Detroit, 21-l4. DP-Urban, Baxes
ana Power Martin, p. Boiling and
Boone. LOB = Kansas CITY, 8:
Detroit. ;.
2b = Power. 3b - Maxwell. HR -
Sery, Maxwell. Martin SB-Bertoia.
S-Boone. SF-Boone. Bertnia
Evening star., 1958-05-12
BOYS BASEBALL

COLLEGE PARK PONY LEAGUE
A League
Athletics, g. Indians. 5.
Orioles. IA: Red Sex, 3.
II League
Hurons, a; lrouuois. 4.
Nsvahoes, s; Blackhawks, 7.
Cherokees. IA. Sioux, s.
Biackfeet, "a; Nayahoes, 10.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
600 303 OiO-7
2tO Ol2 UOa-S
CHICAGO

E-ooryl. Mayer. Thomson. Po-A-
SsSasG sSis g sfS TsyiSr 81 tSGs e Lcps dSy
70 Banks 70 Long. LoB-chicago, ~;
81, Louis, =. one out when winning
run scored
2B-Bolger. Long lel, Moryn scho-
feld, HR--Musial S--Walls, " Me-
Daniel T. TAYLOR. sehoneld, Blasin-
same. SF-Boyer.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

SECOND GAME

Pierce t0-aD.
wP-MeLish, u-Umont. Summers,
Honochick and Soar T-e:5S. A.
a9,000 testD.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

>, Winner-shsw Q-a). Loser-Urban
U-Paparella. Hurley. Runge. Tabac-
chi. Ttme-2.33. Attendance-12,5lS
Evening star., 1958-05-12

winner-Friend (5-D. Loser-san-
ford l2r3l.
PB - Lopata. u secory, Dixon
Venzon, Conlan T-a:O7.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

E-Mazeroski. PO-A - Philadelphia.
24-S: Pittsburgh, 27-S. DP-Maze-
roski to Groat to Kluszewski =. LOB
Philadelphia, 4; Pittsburgh, g. 2B-
Skinner, 2; MaZeroski, Essegian. 3B-
Clemente, Groat. HR-Repulski, Ham,
ner, ,: MazeroSki, Essegian. 3B-Cle-
mente, Grost. HR-Repulski. Hammer,
KluSzewski, Lopata. SB-Skinner s.
Friend, .. SF-Thomas.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

Totals 80 0 8 o Totals 35 9 /
Fouled out for Fernandez in the 9th.
Philadelphia ---- OO0 600 600 O0-O
Pittsburgh 900 900 900 OIL
E-Groat, Mazeroski. PO-A-Philade-
phia. BIB; Pittsburgh. 1914 tone
out when winning run scored in the
llthl. DIP - Groat to Mazeroski to
stevens; Lonnet to Hemus. LOB-Phi-
ladelphia, 10: Pittsburh. 3.
2b-LOnnet, Clemente. 3b-Folies
S-FernandeZ, Skinner.
ip h er BIB 50
Simmons 10h 3 q
Porterfield II \ o o 3 )
Winner-Porterfield Q-O). Loser
Simmons (3-3).
HBP-By Simmons (Stevensl. u
DIXON. VenZon, Conlan, Secory. T
Eel. A-2O,544.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

Winner-Paine u-0l. Loser-Mayer
U-2l
HBP-By Phillips (Ennis). Mayer
tNoren). U-Delmore, Barlick Jackow-
ski, Landes. Tt 80. A-23,4l6.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

winner-wilscn (3-1l. Loser-Kelly
t0-li.
WP-Tomanek, Wilson. U-Summers,
Honochick, Soar and Umont. t. 80.
A-ikb1U
Evening star., 1958-05-12
CLEVELAND

Totals 81 2 s Totals 35 5l24
l-struek out for Beard In 4th; .
Doubled for Francona in 9Th. D.
Singled for Moran In Sth.
CLEVELAND 600 600 No.
CHICAGO -------- OlO go O0x-5
E--Moran. Avila. PO-A-Cleveland
24-ll, Chieago 2!-lO, DP-Phillips,
jackson, LoB-Clevelen D. Chicago -.
2b-Nixon, Smith, MariS HR-Riv-
era. SB-Phillips. S-Wilson .. SF-
Evening star., 1958-05-12
INDIANS, AZ; W. Sox, rs
FIII8I uAME
CLKyELAND CuICAaO


sNs"@ AotAie oH
Walked for Narleski In 7thi Sin.
sled for Pierce In 7th; Grounded
into force out for Apareieio in 9Th;
Z Piled out for Fischer in 9TH Struck
out for ESposito In 9th.
CT EvELAND 100 600 5000
CHICAGO ------. 0iO 100 900
E-MorAn, Po-A-cleyeland, 27-i0;
chieago, s7-is, pP-Fox 10 Aparieio
10 Jackson teli Phillips TO Fox 10
Jackson. LoB--cleveland, q: chieAso,
10,
Evening star., 1958-05-12
GRADED HANDICAPS
AT ROSECROFT
BEST BET-BUTcH HANOVER

Monday, May IL. 1858. Seventh
night OF 24-night meeting.
Daily Double closes sos PM.
Post time, Sis P. M.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
ORIOLES. 3-4; R. sox, 20
rInar nAAsr
Totals 5ss 2 . Totals 81

I walked for Baumann IN 7th.
: Struck out for BsrSsFst IN oh.
BOSTON 600 100 ioo-q
bALiAMOhE -------. lOl 600 lOx-3
E-CaStlemAn, Po-A--Boston. ga.7:
Baltimore a1.i3. DP-D Williams 20
sastleman 70 Loes, LoB-Boston, s.
Baltimore. =
eB--Nieman, D. williams. HR-Nie.
man, oernert, TriandoS.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
CARDS, 80; CUES, Is
FIRST oAME


Doubled for Hobbie in 9TH; 2
walkedior Hillman IN 5th; 3 Forced
? Smith for q Tsylor N 6thi AZ:
) HN into double play for Green IN olhi
out for Paine IN 6thi 5 Fouled out for
Mabe In Sthi q Ran for Muslal in 9th.
10 Ran for Ennis In 9th
Evening star., 1958-05-12

BOSTON Doo 600 ooo-o
BALTIMORE ---- l2i 900 O0x--4
E-Robinson. Po-A-Boston. "a
i6; Baltimore. 25-5. DP-Runnels,
BuGdin to Gernert; White to Bud
din. LoB-Boston. 4; Baltimore. 4.
2b-Malzone, Portocarrero. Green.
HR-Gardner, Marshall.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
PIRATES, lo-l; PILLS, 40
FIRST GAME

Totals 35 4 . 4 Totals 81 10 10 10
Flied out for Hearn in the Ord;
| . Struck out ior Miller in the 5th; !;
3 Singled for Gray in the 1th
PHILADELPHIA 200 100 100 4
PITTSBURG ~ $50 200 OOx-LlO
Evening star., 1958-05-12
.EcoNp GAME
BOSTON

winner - o'Den 3.3 Loser -
Ris., RsGSniiAss Rommiin s,in gg:Tcss'svsn'' N'DO'
Evening star., 1958-05-12

FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500; c
pace; l mile.
2. Jasper HI LIE q. Trulington) S-2
5. Royal Kitty 70. Davis) als---- Al
Evening star., 1958-05-12
Round Table
Hits Million
In Easy win

AQUA cALIENTE. Mexico,
May ~ R.-Round Table is q
millionaire.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-01
PhiIander In
Special Workshop

DR.. E. r. Arnold, coordinator
of educational programs and
Dean c. D. Gillespie, ST., dean of
students, will represent Philan-
der Smith college at Michigan
State university in special
Workshop on Higher Education
sponsored by the committee on
Liberal Arts Education of the
North Central Association of Col
leges and Secondary Schools,
July 81 August IS, according to
an announcement by DR.. M. La
Fayette Harris, president
The Philander Smith college
representatives will work on the
problem of improving the quail
ty of education through indivi-
dual study by students and in
creased utilization of teaching
resources. Mr.. Gillespie will
deal with the approach to in
dividual study through the pre-
ceptorial for freshmen; and DR..
Arnold, with the problem of in
dividual study through the jun
Tor seminar and the practicum
in the upper division. These
representatives will give leader
ship to the Fourth Annual Fac
ulty institute August 30-31.
DR.. Harris stated that this is
another of the continuous efforts
by the college to make the wild
est possible use of its resour-
ces in improving the quality Of
education and service to the
community.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-01
Church Supports
Dixie Vote Drive

In the conviction that the
campaign to encourage southern
Negroes to register and vote is
crueially important cause,
Christian Action, a national body
of lay and professional church
leaders concerned with social
problems, has given both its en-
dorsement and financial support
to the Crusade for Citizenship,
the southwide register and vote
drive sponsored by the Southern
Christian Leadership Conference
of which the Reverend Martin
Luther King of Montgomery,
Ala, is president.
A check in the amount of ST.
004.50 was recently presented to
DR.. King at a special meeting Of
Christian Action in his honor,
held at the Judson Memorial
church, Washington Square, New
York City. DR.. John A. Hutchi-
son, Professor of Religion at CO.
lumbia university and chairman
of the New York chapter OF
Christian Action made the pre-
sentation. The check reprwanets
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-01
Dr.. J. {. Walker. Memphis Insurance
Executive Shot 10 Death Monday A. N

Dr.. J. E Walker, chairman Of
the board of Universal Life In
suranee company. Memphis, was
shot in his office about $50 Mon
day morning.
He died few minutes later.
DIR. Walkers age was given as
rs years old.
Judge Washington Hamilton,
former filling station owner and
coal dealer, has confessed to the
Memphis police to the shooting.
Hamilton, who is known as
'Hamp' lived in the rear Of 347
Vance and was 76 years old. He
was listed as long time former
friend of the victim.
He gave as his reason for
shooting Dr.. Walker, that Walk
er owed him a lot of mney.
At Memphis, Capt w w Will
kinson of homicide said Hamil-
ton waited for Walker to come
to his office at 480 Linden Mon
day morning.
AS DR.. Walker entered the
vestibule, Hamilton shot him
with a SO caliber Colt revolver.
The bullet struck DR.. Walker
in the left chest near the collar
bone. came out the back Shout
der and dropped on the floor
where it was picked up.
DIR. Walker walked from the
vestibu1e to the inner office. sat
down on a chair and died there.
Hamilton made no attempt to
hide his presence in the buildln7,
and police were told he had
done the shooting and arrested
him a short time later on Tur-
ley. where he had gone to make
a phone call to someone.
At the police station, Hamll-
ton appeared cheerful and unper-
turbed. He smiled at reporters,
photographers and at officers.
He kept saying DR.. Walker
owed him money, but detectives
could not get from him just
exactly what DIR. Walker owed
him.
Its. ]. E. Chennault and I.
z. Monkey arrested Hamilton.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-01
Shrinks Hemorrhoids
Without Surgery
Science finds healing substance that
r.l;evas Shrinks Hemorrhoids

Science Gnds healing substance that
relieves pain-Shrinks Hemorrhoid.
For the first time science has found
a new healing substance with the as
tonishing ability to shrink hemor-
rhoids and to relieve pain = without
aurgery. In case after case, while
gently relieving pain, actual reduc-
fion (shrinkage) took place. Most
amazing of all : results we're so thor
ough that sufferers made astonishing
statements like "Piles have ceased to
be a probleml" The secret is new
healing substance (Bio-Dyne" dis
covery of a world-famous research
institute. This substance is now avail
able in suppOsitory or ointment form
called Preparation H.$ AT all drug
counters money back guarantee "V
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-01

managers from four. nationa. &c COM
pany district manager who also represented
district managers from four national insur-
ance companies and DR.. John B. Erwin, edu-
Gator.
Standing L. to R: Howard B. Woods
newspaper editor St. Louis Citv Alderman
T. H. Mayberry, real estate and insurance ex-
ecutive; Daniel Tillman, an attorney James
Troupe, AFL-CIO United Steel Workers bust
ness agent who is also Missouri state let's
lator; Pelham Robinson, president of the Owl
Drug store chain and William E. Douthit
Frontiers program chairman.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-01

READY FOR ACTlON-St Louis Frontiers
men recently completed plans for city-wide
program to secure subscriptions and advertis-
ing to aid the Little Rock Arkansas State
Press, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Bates, publishers.
Members of the business and profession
al groups Arkansas Aid Committee are
shown L seated; ]. Philip Warning, who is
directing the project; E. B. Koonce, president
E. B. Koonce Mortuary; James E Hurt jr.,
president, Employees Loan and Investment
Company and local Frontiers head; Bernard
W. Smith, Atlanta Life Insurance Company
district manager who also represented
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-01

DR.. Rheinhold Niebur, vice presi-
dent of the Union Theological
seminary, New York City, DR..
John c. Bennett, dean of Un-
ion Theological seminary and DR..
Liston Pope. Dean of the Yale
Divinity school.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-01

many individual contributions
received in response to an APP
peal to members and friends of
the organic ton after the execu-
tive board had adopted the vote
cruade as its project for 1858,
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-01

following an explanation of i'll
purposes by Miss Ella J. Baker
now associate director of the
Leadership Conference.
Prominent In the national
leadership of Christian action are
such outstanding churchmen as
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-01

teaspoon dry mustard
Va cup finely chopped orion
Va cup finely chopped green
pepper
4 10 & slices Proeess-fype
American cheese
8 hamburger buns
meat patty on Gu Jun half, GOV
ering bun completely. Place
on broiler pan about 5 to z
inches from heat. Broil 5 to z
minutes, or to taste. Top each
burger" with sliced cheese
Return to broiler until cheese
melts. Serve at once.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-01

70 cup small cunl UndiIUied
CARNATlON EVAPORATED
MILK
] egg
Va pounds ground beef
Va cup fine cracker crumbs
] Va teaspoons salt
Va teaspoon pepper
Combine Carnation, ground beef,
cracker crumbs, salt, pepper,
mustard, onion and green pep
per. Mix gently but thoroughly.
Form into IL thin patties (about
% cup meat for each patty.
Split hamburger buns. Place
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-01

Bunburgersa tasty mixture of ground beef Carnation
Evaporated Milk and seasonings topped with cheese
broed right the bun! Perfect for summertime enter
guests arrive and stored in the refrigerator until serving
time. Thanks to Carnaon, they stay juicy from mixing
time until the last crumb has been eaten