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Evening star., 1959-12-01
kcE|roy Quits
PentdgOn Post;
Gates Named
Defense Chief Gets
Medal to Return to
Proctor & GumbIe

Defense Secretary Neil H. Nc
Elroy resigned today and Pres
ident Eisenhower Immediately
appointed Deputy Defense Sec
retary Thomas S. Gates, jr., tt
succeed him.
The President, accepting the
resignation regretfully, awarded
the Medal Of Freedom to Mr.
McElroy "in recognition of hi;
outstanding service to hi;
country" The award was
made during a National Se-
curity Council meeting at the
White House.
Mr.. McElroy's resignation
effective today, had been ex-
pected for some time.
In an exchange of letters
with the President, Mr.. Nc
Elroy, who is SIS. said personal
reasons Of an urgent nature"
make it necessary for him to
leave the Government. He plans
to return to Proctor & Gamble
soap manufacturers. which he
headed before coming to the
Defense Department.
Mr.. McElroy is expected Il
become chairman of the boarC
of Proctor & Gamble. r. r
Deupree, prese chairman
plans to retire and he said he
will ask the board to elect Mr.
McElroy as his successor, the
Associated Press reported.
Gates Headed Navy
Mr.. Gates. taking over i'm
mediately Mr.. McElroy's direc-
ton of the Defense Depart
ment, has been Deputy Defense
Secretary since last June 8. In
private life a Philadelphia in
vestment banker, he had been
Secretary of the Navy since
1857 and for four years before
that UnderSecretary of the
Navy.
Mr.. Eisenhower highly praised
Mr.. McElroy's distinguished
service" in accepting his resig-
nation.
He told Mr.. McElroy he had
made invaluable personal con-
tributions to solution of a null
titude of pressing problems in
management Of the defense es-
tablishment and in re-organiz-
ing and undermining America s
military forces.
Il am indeed sorry" the
President added, that personal
considerations compel your de-
parture from the Government
at this time, but I am thankful
that you leave to your successor
a department that will con-
tinue to reflect the very bene-
fetal changes effected under
your energetic leadership"
Outstanding Success"
The citation accompanying
the award of the Medal OF
Freedom to Mr.. McElroy said
he had carried out with out
standing success" responsible
ties for maintaining our
armed forces as an effective
deterrent to war during a pc
riod of far-reaching changes in
military technology and for
strengthening collective Sc
curity throughout the Free
World by assisting friendly
countries in their efforts to
protect themselves against ag-
gression.
Mr.. McElroy's resignation
came less than a month after
the President tentatively ap.
proved a SAL billion military
budget for 1861.
Last May, after the death o1
Deputy Defense Secretary DON
aid Quarles, Mr.. McElroy told
See McELROY, Page At
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Presidents ak to Rap
SteeIIndustry Deadlock
Thursday Speech to Job Both Sides;
Neeotiutors Meeting Here Today
BY LEE NJ. COIN
Star Stan Writer

President Eisenhower will Nationwide radio-tee-
vision hookup to scod both labor and management for
speech to light at Federal mediaors called union and
failing to settle the steel strike informed said today
The Presidents tentative plans for his Thursday night
company negotators to talks here this afternoon
One Government official said Eisenhowers comments
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Giant Dinosuur Bones

TOKYO, Dec. l (AP).-
Bones Of a giant dinosaur
which was nearly 100 feet tall
and weighed so tons have been
found by a RuSsian-Chinese
expedition in the Cobb Desert,
the New China News Agency
reported in a Peiping broad
cast.
Evening star., 1959-12-01
Khrushchev Boasts
Plenty Of A-Rockets
But Would Destroy Them if Disurming
Wus Given Universal Approved

BUDAPEST, Hungary, Dec. / tAP).-Nkita s. Khru-
Shchev said today that the Soviet Union stockpe
of rockets with nucear warhesd sufficient raze to the
ground all our potential enemies"
But the visiting Soviet Premier said Russia was ready
to destroy all these stockpies at if universal
Evening star., 1959-12-01
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Arkansas State press., 1959-01-09
AROUND NO. LITTLE RICK

Jones High PTA will meet Tuesday 1880 D. m. E. H Hun
Ter, principal Mrs. Mary Ray, president
The Usher Union was held at the Creator Shiloh p.;.
ucn heV. M L. Brantey, pastor. The report of the wear
o one meeting held at each church. First Baptist 26b CIR,
SaaoS FIRST Baptist 9th Pine, S219O5; Trinity Grove
flgrn Rest S9415; St Peters Rock $3.50 "a. Mr.
easant Sz9l13 for two meetings EACH Eight St Rantst
Nlurcn S49o2G Morning Star, $5308O; Shiloh so93 5s
amounting to total of $292244 Sister Nellie E. Dovle
PRESIDENT Sister Remtta McLemore secretary Sister Blancbe
Handy, reporter ei Didhcine
GILL, Inc singing Union will be held Sunday 2:3o m at
secretary fiO7 WIS - hughes
cnaes Cross of ia Locust has returned to the c+ a.
penng the holidays as the house guest of Mr. and Nrs
Edgar Brown of Milwaukee " ~ anu MIS-
!, W.T. ana Mrs Earnest Clark and Mrs Euane Raw motor
tn town from Long Beach, California for the bo1da4
oaIkS were the house guest of her parents Ro go ny
~ oyle ana Mrs Ray, her mother Mrs Ethel Si,nnso
4 - anu MIS- Georg H. Bown of 81 Walnut street ba
and VII 4 sa aer spending the holidays visiting in Omaha
ih+ . johnson preached inspiring sermon S,,rd,
1e3l ~ large audience at the Alice and Ann Nursno 49,
ai - rie streets His subject was "You shall seo II
go iou are cordially invited to attend both u1od1
- oay hlght services Ms Mosley reporter '
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-09
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.ARo9l l@mll.

Mrs Tucker and Otis Lee Lawson of Omaha, Ne
visiting their Aunt Mrs Ide Brunson loo
e. 31st street, during the holidays.
Mrs Maude Conner James of Chicago holiday guest
her mother, Mrs. o. B. Conner 1901 Cedar street Mrs
James returned to Chicago by plane December %
Mrs Myrtle Ingram of Berkely Mr. and Mrs Rufus
Armsead of Pasadena holiday visitors the city. Mrs
Ingram house guest her cousins the Robert R. Sug
Zones family and Mrs Bessie Jackson all of 1910 West 18th
sister family West 41st street
They also visited Mrs. Armsteads sisters brother
Mrs Juanta Cuffee Mrs Vema Davis Mrs Dorahowe
and Finos Howell all of Nashville After enjoying
eses and activities accompanying the Yuetde
Californans left by for their Saturday morning
Dr. and Mrs E. c. Carter report an enjoyable holiday
visit with their and his wife, Dr. and Mrs Jyes Carter
Of st Louis.
Leon Henry has returned home spending the Christ
mas holidays with his brother Washington Henry
at Los Angeles
Mrs Marie Jones 1910 18th street is visiting rea
tve and friends at Berkeley and Los Angeles California
The Sunshine Charity club will Thursday January
at the home of Mrs Clara Albert Ringo street Other
hostesses will be Mrs Alma N Washington Mrs Velma Ma
hors and Mrs Lille Jones' Mrs E. Cuins president Mrs
Sam Ella Ward reporter
The Proyident Relief Charity club had wonderful Christ
mas party at its December meeting We in the lovely
nome OF Mr. and Mrs James Casey West 29h street
Inc co-hostesses with Mrs. Casey Effie Jenkins
MRS. ANITA Williams Mrs NJ l. Ellison and E. w John
SON We were served delicious turkey dinner with All the
trimmings. Mrs S. McClinton conducted the games E,ar1
one enjoyed taking them while gifts were exchanged
Inc next meeting will be the Phyllis Wheatev Branch
fWCA Thursday January g. 1886 o. M Mrs Jack Rum
ana MRS + L. Alexander will be hostesses All rnemhars
are urged 10 please attend this meeting Mrs MeC,l,n,
president; Mrs +. L. Aexandere, eporter
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-09

son and Booker Ward were quiet
ly married on Monday by Rev.
L. r. Williams. Willie B. AL
corn of Chicago, was holiday
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
r. B. Alcorn. Curtis Dilling-
ham accompanied Miss Glendora
Flemming to st Louis on Sunday.
They spent the day with his bro
theirs and sister, and Mrs. Lena
Steele. Miss Flemming was en-
route to Kansas City, where she
resumed her studies at K. c. Jun
ior college. Mrs. A. G. Stewart
has returned from Junction City,
Kansas Mrs. Eula Stephens re-
turned to Chicago after an en-
joyable visit with her mother.
Mrs Bernice Croal here and 9TH
er relatives in Memphis Mr..
and Mrs. Roy King announce the
marriage of their daughter Dor
ris to Henry Mcneil The mar
rage took place at Chicago at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Lonnie
Humphrey, Miss Alberta Humphry
returned to Chicago after spend
ing Christmas day with her aunt,
Mrs. Thadice Rice and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Seetroy Battle are
proud parents of a baby girl.
College students home for the
holiday were; Philander Smith: A..
J. Burton, Damon Brazwell and
and Misses Shirley Thompson,
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-09

CELEBRATE FIRST ANNIvERsARY-Mr and Mrs Aaron
ggs celebrated their first anniversary December o. 1858
their home located, 512 E. 18th srteet.
Many friends in and out of the city shared with them the
happy celebration.
Mr. Higgs formerly of Fordyce graduated from Dallas
County Training High school and enlisted in the Soil ConeVa
ton Service for three years and six months.
While in service Mr. Hggs furhered his education through
courses in first aid engineering tipping and foods He ranked
sergeant and discharged with honorable discharge
After returning to civilian life Mr. Higgs attended Tuske
Institute where he studied deteics and nutrition
elected vcepesident of the National Culinary Association
was then employed at the Lafayette Hotel porter for
and later promoted the Catering department where
serving Head Waiter and has in this
for the past fifteen years
Mrs Higgs, fromerly of HaZen is graduate of Arkan
sas Baptist High school and Junior college, of this city
completing Junior college she employed by the Hughes
Special Public School District in 1949 where gave her
vice In the classroom for five During this time
ggs attended Rust college nservce Sessions completed
her undergraduate study receiving S. Degree in
tary Education
Mrs Higgs is employed by the Conway Public
School District and has and is doing
uae study at the University of Arkansas =
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-09

age are guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Georgia Lott. Mrs. jamie PUG
kett of Cotton Plant. was house
guest of Mrs Mary Alcorn, her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Nora Cal
houn of Pine Bluff was holiday
guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. c.
Irving. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Hornberger and mother, spent
Friday at Erwin as guest of the
]. N. Alcorn family. Captain
w. H. Griffin, jr, of Fort Chat
fee was recent guest of his par
ents before leaving for Marshall
vile, Georgia to join his wife,
Dorothy, and children William, III
10 Anne, Mechelle and the new
boy, Kurt. Mr.. and Mrs. Autry
Irving and mother To Shreveport,
La, for a holiday visit with rela-
tives Mrs Sarah Smith of St.
Louis visited her mother Mrs Abe
Carter, during the holidays, Mrs.
Margaret Brooks of Little Rock,
was the Friday guest of Mrs.
Smith Claiborn Carter visited
his father, Willie Garter and fami
ly at Omaha for Christmas.
Autry and Wellington Irving at
tended their cousins funeral at
Chicago last Saturday. Baker Duk
es, brother of the recessed, &C
companied them Mrs Mary
Hornberger made a business trip
70 ST. Louis. Mis- Mary Per-
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-09

Coburn Davis and children Of
Chicago, are visiting relatives here
and Blacksmith. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Branch visited her rela-
tlves in Little Rock Christmas. j..
Robert Cobbs Of Minden, La. was
recent guest of Norman Calhoun,
II. while enroute home for Xmas.
They are freshmen at Lincoln
University, Jefferson City Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Owens of
Madison ILL., We're holiday guests
Of relatives here Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Reynolds of Little Rock
visited her mother, Mrs. Cora
Borders and other relatives on
Christmas Willie b Alcorn
of Chicago is visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r, B. Alcorn and
other relatives Mrs. Ruth
Henderson and children of Chic
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-09
Legal Notice:

In Pulaski County Probate Court
In The Matter of The Estate of
Charlie Frampton, Deceased
No. 34455
Notice of Appointment of Admin
istrator
Last known address of decedent:
7O2 Park. Little Rock, Arkansas
Date of death: November 6, 1858
The undersigned was appointed
Administrator of the estate of the
aboVe-named decedent on the 5th
day Of December, 1858.
AL persons having claims a.
gainst the estate must exhibit
them. duly verified, to the un-
dersigned within six months from
the date of the first publication of
this notice, or they shall be for
ever barred and precluded from
any benefit in the estate
This notice first published the
9th day Of January. 1859.
Arthur Frampton
administrator
l112 Park Street
Little Rock, Arkansas
H. B. Anderson, Attorney for Es-
tate.
1:9-16-21 3t
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-09
Newport
Bernice CrOaI

Mrs. N. A. Martin Spent Christ
mas in Kansas City with rela-
tives. George Balentine ir OF
Chicago spent Christmas here
with his mother. Mrs. Alvania
Dukes and his children. Autry
and Susie Leon Robinson Of
Detroit was holiday guest of his
sisters Mrs Quester Anthony and
Mrs Georgia Walker and their
families. Mrs. Onnie Reeves has
recently visited her sister at Des
MOines, Iowa Mr.. and Mrs
l.. v. Pruitt an d daughter Cher
~ Of Chicago, visited relatives
here during the holidays Mr.
and Mrs. Mace Coburn are proud
parents Of a baby girl named
Charlotte Tavern Mrs. Mable
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-09
Pi Lambda Chapter
In Founders Day
Observance Sun.

Pi Lambda Chapter of Alpha
Phi Alpha Fraternity will observe
Founders Day with ceremonies at
Bethel AME church, 9th and
Broadway January Il at 4 p. m.
Louis O. .SWingler a high official
of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity
for many years, will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
Mr. Swingler is a former Mem
phis neWspaperman and diree-
tor of the southeast region of the
fraternity as well as editor of its
national magazine. He is pres
emily in the field of education.
The program will be held in
memory of the men of Pi Land
da chapter who have passed on
into Omega chapter.
Dr. Morris A. Jackson, presi-
dent of the chapter, will preside
Attorney J. r. Booker will state
the occasion, the Rev. Rufus K.
Young will give the invocation
and Isaac Mason will render a
solo. Other musical numbers will
be rendered by the Mt. Zion male
chorus.
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-09

Sherlene Walton, Estell Winston,
and Minnie Scott. From AMIN
Misses Willie Ruth Burton, Mamie
Jones and Euniee Denwittie. w.
D. Gum, Allen Jackson and
Perry Chambers. From Shorter:
Miss Betty Thompson and Rich
ard Smith. From Lincoln Univer-
sity: Miss Ruell Jackson and Nor
man Calhoun, jr. and Miss Glen
dora Flemming from Kansas City
junior college. Miss Barbara
Brown of Little Rock spent Fri
day with her classmate, Miss Dor
ris Mcdonald. Rev. and Mrs
Henry Holmes are visiting their
children, Jimmy and George
Clingman and family at Los An
geles. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Har
ris spent Christmas with their
daughter ana SO1-ln-laW, MT. ana
Mrs. Raymond Harris, Hot
Springs. Mrs. Willie Effie Moore
of Evansville, Indiana, suffered
injuries when her car skidded on
on an icy bridge near Olyphant
and turned over twice. She was
treated at local hospital and
dismissed Mrs. Moore was house
guest of Mrs. Gladys Mays and
family until she was able to re-
sumo her trip. She is a teacher
in the city school at Evansville.
Call 1859 and get your news in
early.
Arkansas State press., 1959-01-09
This We Believes:

THE best beloved of all
Things in My sight is JUS
tice; turn not away there
from if thou desirest Me,
and neglect it not that |
may confide in thee
=
Baha'i Scriptures
For information, address
31O1 Madison
Little Rock, Ark.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-11-26
OSU Concert
Band Playing.
Here Dec. 7

The Ohio State University Con-
cert Band will appear on the
Bluffton College Music-Lecture
series Monday, December Z, at
8 p. m. in Founders hall.
The band is. under the direction
of DR.. Donald E. McGinnis, pro-
fessor of music in the OSU school
graduated from Oberlin college
Of music. Prof. McGinnis was
and received his Ph.D. from the
State University of Iowa in 1858.
Featured on the program will
be baritone horn soloist and pres
ident of the concert band, Gary
Stamm of Baltimore, Ohio, play
ing Fantasia Di Concerto" by
E. Boccalari.
Selections of music to be played
vary from "Toccata and Fugue
in d Minor" by ]. S. Bach to
Folk Song Suite" by Ralph
Vaughan Williams and Buckeye
Ballads" with setting by Richard
Heine.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-11-26
College Adopts
New Entrance
Exam Program

Following a statewide trend
among Ohio colleges, the Bluff
ton college faculty at a meeting
this week approved replacing
present entrance examinations
with the American College Test
ing Program.
The change will eliminate much
of the concentrated testing during
orientation week and will make
grades available TO the college
before admittance.
The ACTP was developed by
Officials of the State University
of Iowa and is designed for use
on a statewide basis. In Ohio
the standard tests would be CIV
en- in the spring to all high
school seniors desiring college
admission. The tests will be adj
ministered primarily on the cam
puses of the participating col
leges.
Bluffton college will probably
become a testing center for this
area, local officials believe.
1t is expected that ACTP will
be operated on a national scale
in 1960-61.
New instructions to prospec-
tive Bluffton college students
provide that the ACTP tests
should be taken during the senior
year of high school, but if ar
rangements cannot be made,
they may be taken at Bluffton
college during the summer pre-
ceding entrance to the college.
The instructions also state that
the college will accept the Col
lege + n trance e Examination
Board Scholastic Aptitude Test in
lieu of ACTP.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-11-26
Tv Show

Continued from page u
erson Arm and Barbara Katter-
heinrich were easily recognized
as were Delbert Luginbuhl,
James Makely, D. L. Lane and
Glenn Noe.
The local televiSion and radio
repair shop of Maynard Geiger
with the owner at work, was al
so shown as an example of how
the instruments are used.
More that 1000 feet of film was
shot in making the producation,
although it was sharply edited.
A more detailed film IL color will
be made available for the com.
pany's use.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-11-26
Alley Vacation
Ordinance Gets
Second Reading

A delayed second step towards
vacating an unused alley off Kib-
Ter street was taken at Tuesday
evenings council meeting.
The alley - which touches
property owned by Mrs. Edna
GratZ, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Pat
terson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ambert
Basinger, Morris Groman and
Margaret Groman - has long
been plated, but never used or
developed. .s.
In 1945 the council voted to
close the alley, but the action was
never properly recorded and the
action was started again this
year after the four property own
ers petitioned for closing the al
ley.
Passed at it's first meeting, the
move was protested at the last
council meeting when Kenneth
Bracy, representing his mother,
Mrs. Edith Bracy, said this would
deprive them of adequate access
to their property.
Village solicitor Malcolm Bas-
niger said the Bracys use an al
ley which has been in existence
for many years, although never
plated, just north of the alley
which the four property owners
hope to close. He. said it should
be possible to vacate the unused
portion of the alley south of this
point and still not deprive the
Bracys of use of their garage.
Acting on this opinion, council
reconsidered- the plan to vacate
the alley and passed it 60 on
second reading. 1t must be passed
again before going into effect.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-11-26

The Bluffton Sportsmen'S club
must find a new home for the
deer, moose, foxes, squirrels,
looms, pelicans and accumulated
equipment which now cutters the
unused third floor of the town
hall, mayor David Riser told
them Tuesday.
Estate fire inspectors have
been pressing us for years." he
said, land we can't put off a
cleanup any longer, Once the
Sportsmen have removed the
trophies - large and small,
stuffed and skinned-the village
will go ahead with the rest of
the cleanup.
Several private parties have
made offers to. buy the antique,
21-globe chandelier which hangs
in the center of the abandoned
club room atop the town hall, but
the councilmen said this should
remain property of the village.
They flatly rejected all offers to
buy the chandelier.
They suggested moving the
chandelier to American Legion
quarters on the second floor, stip-
ulating it would be village prop
erty.
The Sportsmen's club has no
immediate home in sight for the
suddenly orphaned trophy collec-
ton. One club member comment
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-11-26
LEGAL NOTICE
Ennn A Araan


Jacqueline Bice. minor, by John
johnson, her father and next of friend,
VS.. Robert j. Bice, in the Common Pleas
Court of Allen County, Ohio in Case
No. 46333.
Robert j. Bice, whose place of resi-
dence is l047 Sticer Street, Torrance,
California, otherwise. whose place OF
residence is unknown, will take notice
that on the 2nd day of November 1859,
Jacqueline Bice, minor. by John John
son, her father and next of friend, filed
her Petition against him in the Court
of Common Pleas in Allen County, Ohio.
praying for divorce and for other relief
to which she may be entitled. Said cause
will be for hearing on and after six
weeks after the date of first publication
of this notice.
Jacqueline Bice. Minor, by John
johnson, her father. BY Quentin NJ.
Derryberry. her Attorney, GOT Saw
ings Bldg, Lima, Ohio.
Nov, 26, Dec. 8. 10. II. "a. 81
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-11-26
Council Airs
Parking Problems

Parking will be shifted to the
far side of Campus Drive from
Ropp hall, council decided Tues
day evening. Cars parked on the
south side of the street have
made visibility very poor for
traffic in that neighborhood.
Allowing parking only on one
side of the street will allow
greater visibility, particularly on
the curve around Ropp hall.
Council also received COM
plants from Poplar street resi-,
dents that workers in nearby in
dustry are taking every available
parking spot from morning until
night.
Many of the workers move the
cars frequently enough to evade
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-11-26
SOIOists Named
For "Messiah"
December Ii

For his Both season, Prof. Rus
sell A. Lantz is rehearsing the
2O0-voice Bluffton Choral Society
choir in preparation for another
rendition of Handels oratorio,
"The Messiah" on Sunday, De
cember 13, at s o'clock in Found
ers hall.
This will be the society's 63rd
presentation of what has become
the favorite oratorio of Bluffton
audiences.
According to custom, Prof.
Lantz this week has announced
an impressive group of soloistS
for this seasons program. Lillian
E. Weichel of Willowdale, Ontar-
10, Canada, will sing the soprano
part; Ruth Slater, LAGRANGE, Ill.
Will be the contralto; Jeff Nor
ris of Lima, tenor; and Miles
Nekolny, Chicago, bass.
Accompanying the soloists will
be the chorus of approximately
200 voices and an orchestra COM
posed of residents of the COM
munity as well as college stu
dents under the direction of Prof.
Earl Lehman.
Miss Helen Martens, piano in
structor in the music department,
will accompany the chorus this
season, replacing Mrs. Pearl Bo.
CART Mann, who has been accom-.
panist for the group each year
since 1910.