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ALL-STARS

Continued From Page Ala
easy fashion. A recovered
tumble led to a 29-yard scoring
pass from Unitas to Nut
Scheller.
81 Yards in IL Plays
Next, the Colts marched 81
yards in IL plays, Unitas rif1ing
a l3-yard scoring pass to L. G
Dupre. The fourth and last
touchdown of the game came
as Milt Davis intercepted q
Humphrey pass and raced sc
yards.
The All-Stars failed to have
a single penalty called against
them. a virtue they found went
completely unrewarded.
Michigan's Bob Ptacek, who
completed five of eight passes
came closest to building a f1Te
under the All-Stars. Twice he
began clicking with passes, one
shot to Colorado's Boyd DowleI
reaching the Baltimore 3. But
twice the alert Colts intercepted
his losses to end the threats.
A Anil;,stars -------- Q @ Q %
]
Colts scoring: Touchdowns- Berry
@, pass from Unitas), Mutscheller
go, pass from Unitasl: Dupre, ia
pass from Unitas); Davis (36, inter.
ception runback). Conversions-Rech
ichar,. 3. Safety-Sherer (center snar
out OF end zone).
ALL-STARS
Left end Williams michigan
State, Dial (Rice), schleicher Penn
Left tackle-Karas DAYTON. Nun.
ley and Selawski (Purdue), Geremia
Left guard-Gu5ik tPittsburghj, Ra.
bold Indiana, Grottkau (Oregon)
Churchwell tMississippD.
Right guard - Kelly michigan
statel, Cvercko (Norhtwestern), Woo.
ten tcoloradoD. Beck western I'LL
nolSD.
Right tackle K Beck lTexa,
Jacobs Bradley, McFails CVMij
| Blazer North Carolina.
Right End = Reifsnyder Navy
Sherer (sMU). KreitlinE Qllinoisj
Wetoska (Notre Dance.
Quarterback = Ptacek (Michigan)
Grosscup (Utah), Newman washing.
ton State, Humphrey Baylor.
Left Half-Stacy mississippi Statel
Brown Houston, Austin tRutgersl
Right half-Baker oklahoma. Ha,
ley pittsburgh, Dellinger CTexa,
Tech). Dowler tColoradol, Coronado
college of Pacifcl. Jackson (Ala-
bama), Dove (Colorado).
Fullbaek - Dove Colorado, Hick.
Dance. Petition (Tulane1.
COLTS
prd Left end-Berry' Marchetti' Joyce
Left tackle-Psrker, Plunkett. Lips.
Left guard-spinney Myhra. Pell.
ington, Addison
Center-Nutter. szymanski. Shin.
Right guard = sandusky, smith
Right tackle--Preas, Donovan,
Right end-Mutscheller, Rechichar
Richardson, Krause.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Brown, Mel.
son.
Left halt-Dupre, Lyles, Tall, john
sur Risht half-MoOre, Call, Lewis
ullback-Ameche, Pricer, DeCarlo
Sample
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IMERICAN LEAGUE


BATTING biased on 300 or more at
Detroit, $50 Fox Chicago. 1925;
Woodling, Baltimore, .323; Runnels
RUNS-Yost, Detroit. 90; Power,
Cleveland. 50: Killebrew, Washing
ton, ST. Jensen, Boston, II, Apart
clio. Chicago, ~.
RUNS BATTED IN-Killebrew. Wash
ington, al Colavito, Cleveland, IS;
Jensen, Boston, 81; Malone, Bos-
ton Is; Maxwell Detroit, "A.
HITS-Fox, Chicago. 152; Kuenn. De-
troit. 40: Power, Cleveland, 1875:
Runnels; Boston. 1875; Minoso' Cleve-
TRIPLES = Allison, Washington, Q;
Kuenn, Detroit and McDougald, New
York, 6; Fox, Chicago, Maris and
Demsestri, Kansas City, and Skow-
ron, New York. 3
80; Colavito, Cleveland. "a. ALI
ington, %; Jensen. Boston, "a
STOLEN BASES = Aparicio, Chicago,
SO; Lands, Chicago, and Mantle,
New York, Is; Jensen, Boston. IL;
Saline, Detroit and futile, Kansas
PITCHING biased on Il or more de-
cisionsp-Shaw, Chicago. 1913, 500;
Pappas, Baltimore. l2-5, 700; Nc
Lish, Cleveland, 1916, 700: Wynn,
Chicago, -l61sIse 1896; Mas New
sTRIKEoUTS-Wynn. Chicago. 13g:
Score, Cleveland. 1877 Burning, De-
troit, .32; Pascual; WASHINGTON
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WOMEN'S GOLF

COLUMBIA-CLadies day.
Beth Schlosser won a separate
tournament played from the
blue tees with 95-l5-80. In the
regular event, the Glass A
winner was Mrs. James Hager-
ty with 88-l2-76.
Mrs. Ed Stafford won in
Class B, 95-22-73, Mrs. JEFF
frey Creyke in Glass C, 1925
ia and Mrs. Branch Elan in
Class d. ll1-30-8l.
BETHESDA-(Atwood Cup
Mrs. N. F. Gerrie was the
winner, four down to par. Mrs
Wesley Devlin was next, five
down, and Mrs. Frank Law
third, six down.
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Lungston Golfer
Captures Crown

Charles Poindexter of Lang
ston was an easy winner OF
the 72-hole medal play junior
tournament for District jun
iors. sponsored by the Junior
Chamber of Commerce, with
rounds of 84-76-74-75 for 300,
The first round was at Fort
Dupont, the second at Lang
ston and the last two at East
Potomac.
Thomas Hill. also of Lang
ston, was second with $780,
1918 for 3l9. while Sew Leof-
fer III was next with 329.
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PREFERS DOT-DAsH COLUMN
Nixon Says He'd Like
To Write About Sports

ington TO Jackie Robinson in a
UCLA victory over oregon.
Best Blocker-Ernie Pinckert
OF Southern California
Best defensive lineman-End
Gene Brito of the Washington
Redskins.
Best passer-Sammy Baush
Of the Washington Redskins
Coolest performer under fire
johnny Unitas of the Balti-
more Colts.
Most exciting game---Ohio
States victory over Iowa last
season.
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RED soX, II; YANKEES, s
NEW YORK

Totals 40 IL IA 10 Totals 80 10 5
Grounded out for Chittum in
9Th; . Homered for Buddin in Sth: 8
Lined out for Baumann in Sth: Sin
gled for Shantz in Sth
BOSTON --- OlO O1O OaO-11
NEW YORK ------ 204 600 600
E-Buddin. Malzone. siebern. Coates
-. DP-Buddin to Runnels to Ger
merit; Runnels to Mahoney to Gernert
Ford to Richardson to Howard. LOB
Boston, 10; New York, T.
2b - Chittum, Berra. 3b = White,
Howard. HR-Wertz, Geiger. s-Ku-
bek. SF-LopeZ.
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Totals 81 3 3 Totals 30 - 3
Ran for DeHart in 9th; 2 Ran
for Bergman in 9th; Hit into force
play for Ciatti in 9th.
WASHINGTON 600 OO3 OOn-3
ALABAMA -------- 2l1 600 00x-4
Brown, Moore. Washing
ton, 24-9; Alabama. PHO. DP-Ber-
lyman 10 DeHart; Fowler TO Moore;
Hill to Moore. LOB-Washinkto 3.
Alabama, s.
2b---DeHart, Nichols. HR-Brown,
Nichols.
ip h er BIB SO
Kills wi - : 5 3 0 3 10
Seebeck ! o q @ 1
* Faced . batters in 9TH.
U-Patrick, Pineli and Dick. T.
.2:24.
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BOYS BASEBALL
MoNTcoNyRy Co17NTy IrAcrv

MONTGOMERY COUNTY LEAGUE
Midget Championship
Takoma TiRers Q; Sportsman, 6.
Seniors tSemifinalsl
Buchanan Builders. 9, Cornell Clip
perS, ,
Mattos Paints, T. St GATHERINGS, 9
Majors CSemifnslSl
Maloney Concrete, 81 Rockville Civil
tan, I
5. L. SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Midget Championship
Murphy's Esso, -; Suitland. 3.
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.KSlIlIZIlI I5IIEI -! u
S@AN FOR "FITTING OUT" SUPPLIES ~SS~SS%@sss&

SO 1O-H.P. EvINRUDE. S225. Used /
hour RE 1924.
SCOTT 7z-H.P. CUPBOARD MOTOR,
brand-neW. with bailamatic S245
Call after g pm, SP. 2-7397.
FOR SALE, 25-it. bsy-built cabin
cruiser, ,4-cyl. Grey motor, compl
Can be seen seen at VEST Vest River Marina
Gslesville, Mo.
LIKE-NEw CENTURY CORONADO, SO
Cadillac engine, very fast new eoysr
and finish JE. 2-S363 or KE
6-6545. Please call Monday.
SALE-2s-ft. owens; Comet, new
trunk and bottom; Comet frame, with
white cedar for plsnking, snapper
board. Fisherman. W. H, bill
JENKINsl, 500 Maine ave. s.w.
MARINE RAILWAY-Repairs, boat
lumber, paints and hardware. W. H,
(BILL JENKINS, 800 Maine ave. s.w.
1877 LAPSTRAKE runabout with
50-hp. VA johnson; cleo. starting,
lights. water skis, preservers, trail
err bargain, Sl,695. RE. 5-SS59,
BORUM, speedboat, left: 50-h p.
johnson motor and all accessories
incl. skis and trailer; will sacrifice.
SAILBOAT, Snipe, top cond.; new
dacron sails: best offer above $500.
Colonial S-1943
ELGIN CUPBOARD MOTOR, IA h. p;
S45. See BOB az Miller's Boat Yard,
18th and NJ SITS. Sc.
CABIN CRUISER, 35 it.: transferred,
must sell. Rugged off-shore fisher
man, lS-ft. open cockpit. galley,
dinette, sleeps 4, 210-h.p. Delivered
Sept, 1857; asking $4,000. See at
Klrchners Boat Yard, Chalk Point,
West River. Local, ia. 2-9616.
NEW so 1S-ft. showcraft cabin
cruiser. sleeps .. 35-h.p. johnson mo-
tor, cleo. starter, many extras; docked
and ready to go: Sl,595. RA. 6-5674.
ELGIN ~ hip, excellent condition;
500. 1Ql02 Greenock I'd, Sill. Spg'
JU $3.50.
23-FT. 1858 OWENS FAMILY CRU1s-
Err, 290-h,p.; absolutely immac. and
in excel. mechanical cond. Many
many extras. Week nights, JE. A.
4404 or KE. SPAS.
COMET LIPPINCOTT SAILBOAT; fast;
No. 3171; 1913: sails and trailer;
fast; excellent condition. THORNTON
BURNS, Preston, Maryland. Tele-
phone Oriole 3-4l25.
FACTORY CLOSE-OUT! : New 1S-ft.
convert. day cruisers. Regular SS95.
NOW $500. University 7-6565,
BROADWATFR BOAT CO, Rte. PA,
Edeewater, Md.
OWENS, 2S-ft.; hunks 4, head and
galley, Graymarine engine, fully
equipped excellent condition; Sl,S75.
Call EV. 4-9464.
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MINOR LEAGUES
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Buffalo, 4; Columbus, . III innings.
nings).
Havana. 8; Toronto, ..
Montreal. 3; Miami, .,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis, Z; Louisville. 6.
Fort Worth, s; St. Paul. 8.
Denver, 8; Dallas, 6.
Minneapolis, s. Houston, A.
Charleston at Omaha, Postponed.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
s Seattle e., s. c Phoenix; s ,;
Portland. 5: Sacramento, l.
San Diego at Vancouver, POSTPONED
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Mobile, 4; Atlanta, /.
Nashville, 5; Shreveport, 3.
New Orleans. 8; Birmingham, 2.
Chattanooga, l., Memphis. .
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Gastonia, e. Asheville, 3.
Knoxville 10; Savannah, 3.
Jacksonville. z. Charlotte, 5.
Macon, 10: Charleston, 3.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Austin, 3-3; Amarillo, 81.
Corpus Christi, S-4; Tulsa. lilo.
Victoria, 8; San Antonio. ).
EASTERN LEAGUE
Wllllamsport, 8; Springfield, 40
York, 5; Allentown, 4.
Binghamton, s.; Albany, 4.
Reading, 3; Lancaster, .
MEXICAN LEAGUE
Poza Rica. ): Mexico City Reds, 4.
Monterrey, Z: Veracruz, g.
Nusvo Laredo at Mexico City. Post
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REDS, l5-5; PILLS, 1874
FIRST GAMEl
CINCINNATI PHILADELPHIA

Totals AZ Is 90 Is Totals 4213l6l2
] Popped out for Acker in 4th;
? Fouled out for Lynch in 9th
3 Grounded out for Whisenant in eth !;
4 Popped out for Pena in Sth; ) Sim
gled out for Gomez in 9th; Struck
out for G. Anderson in 9th.
CINCINNATI OO3 40 3O5-15
PHILADELPHIA 80 0S3 900 O02-l3
E-Lynch, Jones, Bell. Kasko (2).
PO-A-Cincinnati 27-l2: Philadel-
Robinson; Gomez to Bouchee; Kasko
to Temple to F. Robinson. LOB-Cin-
cinnati, II; Philadelphia, 10.
2B-Bouchee, Conley, Pinson C2),
Ashburn, Temple, Jones, Robinson.
Temple
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CINCINNATI OC
PHILADELPHIA 0S


xFaced two batters.
Winner-Lawrence (7-1O. Loser
Farrell 40.
HBP-By Newcombe tKoppe). BY
Acker (Freesel. U-Delmore, Barlick,
Jackowski, Crawford. T-3:45.
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MID-SEASON
SPECIALS

eft. TROJAN sEABREEZE outboard
cruiser 1856 twin Evinrude Larks
Gator 4-wheel trailer, many other
extras; asking $3.50
32-FT. CHRIS CRAFT EXPRESS SO
twin 145-h.p. c. c.. 4-sleeper, dinette
new Navy top; asking $4,000.
GIFT. CRUISE ALONG EXPRESS
1857: l00-h.p. Gray, stainless galley
sleeps .; hardtop; asking $1,000.
25-FT MARINA ROCKET 1857: 100
hip. Gray; used 40 hours; sleeps
36-FT. CHRIS CRAFT DOUBLE-CAB-
IN quarter deck" 1919: twin 145'
hip, . double state rooms, sleeps 8
SIS. phone, fathometer, steam heat
speedometer, cleo refgr., LOADED
WITH EXTRAS, and reprinted tor
and bottom: $1,000.
4I-FT. RICHARDSON DCFB, 1865;
with walk-around teak deck, twir
155-h.p: SIS. phone, shower, hot
water, Navy. top, dual controls; foam foam
rubber mattresses. JUST WOODED
AND REVARNISHED. owner will take
smaller boat in trade: asking S1S,900
Aft. CHRIS-CRAFT CONSTELLA'
TON 1858. with twin 200-h.p We
have TWO avail, loaded with extras
and priced under $4,000.
49-FT. PHIL RHODES DESIGN DOG
HOUSE YAWL-One of the best
maintained auxiliaries on the Chesa'
peake. THE LAST WORD IN SAIL
Asking $4,000.
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Winner-McDaniel Q2-1D. Loser -
Labine t5-10l.
Faced > batters in 18th.
Xxx Faced > bstters in 18th.
U-Landes, German, Sudol. T-3:0s
A-16.025.
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Winner-Baumann (4-2). Loser -
Duren 2-5).
u Mckinley Honochick, Chylak.
Summers. T-3:0S. A--37,9O6.
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PIRATES, z; BRAVES, |
PITTSBURGH
MILWAUKEE

Totals 30 ) / Totals 81 Z >
l Flied out for Jay in sth; 2 Flied
out for Avila in 9th.
MILWAUKEE, ---- 600 100 000-1
E-Mave. Aaron Milwaukee.
24-9; Pittsburgh, 27-1l. LOB-Mil-
waukee, 3: Pittsburgh, 3.
2b-Crandall. SB-Clemente.
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PITCHING
FIGHT RESULTS
81 Yards in IL Plays

NEW YORK Madison Square Gar
denl-Alex Mitoff EOS. Argentina. out
pointed AlonZo johnson, 1854. Brad
dock, Pa, 10.
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WHITE SoX, S; Ash

Totals "a 9. 5 Totals 80 1 5 i
l Ran for Goodman in It'll; .
/ Grounded out for Terwilliger in Sth;
3 Singled for Dickson in Sth.
CHICAGO - 900 600 23O-5
KANSAS CITY ----- 900 900 OlO-I
PO-A-Chicago 27-1S: Kansas City.
27-15. DP-Fox to Torgeson: Kucks to
Lumpe to Hadley; Fox to Aparicio to
Torseson. LOB-Chicago, A; Kansas
City. 4.
3b-Torgeson. HR-Lollar (2). SB
-Maris, Lands, McAnany.
ip h er BIB so
Shaw --------- l l 2 .
Kucks ------- ia s 4 . 3
Dickson ----- "a i l o 0
Grim ----- 0 o o o o
(6-9).
berry, Honochick, Flaherty,
Umont. Time-2:O5. A-11,477.
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Faced batters IN Ith.
Wtnner-Hobbie u2-e). Losers
Jones G5-1D.
HBP-S. Jones (Altman, T. TAYLOR
WP-Hobbie. U-Smith, rascoli Sc
cory. Dixon. T-2:4S. A-14.l16.
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
CARDS, 2; DODGERS, |
LOS ANGELES
ST. LOUIS


Totals 3s ! / Totals 80 II .
9th: , Popped out for Gibson in It'll;
3 Intentional walk for Fairly in Sth !;
Ran for Furillo in Sth; } Flied out
for Roseboro in Sth; 6 Singled for
Grove in 18th.
LOS ANGELES 600 OOl 600 O0-1
ST. LOUIS ---- 900 900 001 Oh
E-Neal PO-A-Los Angeles 30-12
None out when winning run scored
St. Louis, 1910. DP-Wills to Neal;
Neal to Parker; Gillian to Neal to
tarker: Gibson to Shannon. LOB
Los Angeles. 10: St Louis, 10.
2B CUNNINGHAM, Moon, Larker
HR-Snider, Cunningham. SB-White
S-Drysdale, Smith, Snyder.
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tSECOND GAME
CINCINNATI phi AnEU pUIUA

Totals 33 5 Z Totals 30 40 4
l Flied out for Hoppe in 9th.
CINCINNATI - 400 600 O1O-5
PHILADELPHIA --- 101 200 600
Robinson. PO-A-Cincinnati, 81
4; Philadelphia, go. DP-Koppe to
Bouchee; Lynch to Bailey: temple to
to Robinson. LOB = CINCINNATI, 2;
Philadelphia, 4.
2b-Pinson, Temple. 3b-Bell, Rob-
inson. S-owens. SF-Bouchee.
Schmidt s q .
HHs gSco 49, I 9 9 9 Q 9
Winner = Schmidt (3-2). Loser -
Owens $40.
u Barlick. Jsckowski, Crawford,
Delmore. T-2:33. A-16,922.
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E-Versalles, Woodlng, Robinson,
PO-A-Washinston. 27-17: Baltimore,
27-11. DP-Aspromonte to Versailles ia
Stevers; Robinson to Ginsbere to
Dropo. Washington, 6; Balti-
more, z.
2b-Nieman, Killebrew. 3b-Allison
SB-Boyd. S-Brown HYDE.
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CUBS, 7; GIANTS, 5
CHICAGO
SAN FRANCISCO
Totals 80 5 125

Totals 80 5125
| Ran for McCovey in eth: . Hit
for Landrith in sth: Struck out for
Byerly in Sth.
SAN FRANCISCO ---OO2 O1O ,O1-5
CHICAGO ---------0l0 002 40x-7
EFT. TAYLOR, Averill. PO-A-San
Francisco, 24v13; Chicago, 27-13
DP-Spencer to Bressoud to McCovey
LOB-San Francisco 3; Chicago. A.
sB-Noren, Bressoud. Mays. HR-
McCovey, Moryn, Long, Banks. SB-
klrkland, Mays Brandt. T. Taylor
S-S-Jones. 5F-Cepeda.
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(4-10D.
U-Venzon, CONAN, Donatelli and
Burkhart. T-1:55. A-26,s73.
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Winner-Hyde 2-3). Loser-oDel
(6-10.
HIP = BY Portocarrero (sieversl
Runge, Paparella. T-2:35, A-6'34
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BALTIMORE


walked for Boyd in 9th. . Doubled
for Brown in 9th. 3 Walked intention
ally for Versailles in eth. 4 Announced
for Woodeshick in eth. Grounded into
double play for Throneberry in 9TH.
8 Flied out for O'Dell in 9th.
WASHINGTON 600 900 113-7
BALTIMORE 300 OOI 0oo-2
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Continued From Page Ala
easy fashion. A recovered
tumble led to a 29-yard scoring
pass from Unitas to Nut
scheller.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-01
Aiabama's Indignation Leader Here
May H. Speaks for NAACP's Meet

:, Inc reverend F L. shuttesworth famed leader of
ME- pnfhlgham Freedom fight, will speak here Sunday
way II at p when the Local Branch NAACP obser.
yes Tie United States Supreme Court May IT. 1854 deci-
SION outaWlng segregation in public education
WI ohuttlesworth is pastor of the Bethel Baptist
enuieh IN Birmingham and president of the Alabama
ehflSuan Movement for Human Rights
Inc courageous Alabama minister has played an inn
poftant part in the indignation program in his city
at present is under for his part in the bus ne
grafton hght He is appealing to a higher court
lie is one of the few ministers of the south who has
raced danger in securing the Negroes constitutional rights
with courage. Not only has Mr. Shuttlesworth made him
sell active but has aroused many other ministers il the
Alabama commonwealth to direct action in the fight for
freedom.
While here he will the vital link between civil
rights and civil liberties He recently wrote in the column
he pens for the Pittsburgh Courier the state
tate to Negro preachers what to say and what not
TO say when to do and when do, how to and
when not to act then Americansm has far less
than what the Founding Fathers established and what
we have for so long proclaimed"
The Local Branch of the National Association for the
Advancement of Coored People is sponsoring the famed
ssaders appearance here He will speak the Dunbar
Community center at o'clock p.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-01

centerpiece arrangement of as
sorted flowers. Honorable men,
ton went to Mrs. Devotion Muir
ray for her prize red roses, giant
tulips and dutch Iris. In the pa
rade of hats division 1st place
went to Mrs. Devotion Murray
whose hat was toque made of
red and brown photinia leaves;
End prize to Mrs. L. M. Walker
for picture hat of green pho
TINA leaves with an under trim
of red rose buds; 3rd prize to
Mrs. Algerena Neal for bandean
type hat of baby ivy trimmed
with red roses. Honorable men,
ton went to Miss Constance Dun
can whose hat was made of n.y.
drangea leaves trimmed with red
roses. Other hats were made by
Miss Viola Danley, Mrs. Annie
Harris and Mrs. F. L. Alexander.
Judges for the hats were: Mrs.
Ora Bunch, Mrs Murna Robinson,
Mrs. Elsie Moore. judges for the
flower arrangements were Archie
Williams, Mrs. Irene Shropshire,
and Mrs. Freda Jones.
The Garden club is a YWCA
club whose project is be0utifica-
ton of the YWCA lawn. Mrs. De-
vellon Murray is president. The
club meets each 4th Tuesday at
the " for lunch and discussion.
Membership is open to all IYWCA
members. Mrs. l.. M. Walker, re-
porter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-01
PERSONNEL COMMITTEE
MEETS

The Personnel Committee met
on last Wednesday, its regular
meeting day with. Mrs. Countess
Powell, the chairman presiding.
An evaluation of each staff men,
Der was made for the year. Mrs.
]. B. Bryant a member of the
committee who is leaving the city
was given a Going Away" gift.
A special tribute was paid to our
secretary Mrs. Hartence Michel
since the Governor of Arkansas
had declared Wednesday, April %
as Secretary's Day. A lovely re-
past was served by Mrs. Alexan-
der and was enjoyed very much.
Members present were: Mrs. Lou
Alice Stewart, Mrs. Estelle Mel
son, Mrs. Irene P MeCullum, Mrs.
Bernice A. Moore and Mrs. j B.
Bryant Miss Annie B. Gillian and
Mrs. Louise Lawrence could not
attend because of illness.
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Little Rock Hi
Schools Lose
ACcredifaf.On

Little Rocks high schools
closed by Governor Faubus last
September to evade carrying
out a court ORDER to integrate
the classes, were dropped from
the North Central Association
last week losing their accredi-
tation. Il was reported that
the schools requested a volun-
terry withdrawal This was
lone, as reported to prevent
the NCA from dropping the
schools, for lack of activity
during the past school year,
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NY Welfare Dept.
Workers Raise
$1,000 For NAACP

Officials and employees of the
New York City Department of
Welfare have raised total of
$8,l45.31 for the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement of
Colored People in a drive con-
Quoted under sponsorship of Com
missioner Henry L. Mccarthy
with Thomas II. Allen serving as
general chairman. In 1857, the de-
partment raised more than $4,000
for the Association.
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yE
"
FLOWER SHOW HUGE
HUGE SUCCESS


A large appreciative audience
witnessed the 5th Annual Flower
Show of the " Beautiful Garden
club on last Sunday according to
Mrs Annie Harris, chairman.
The show featured dozens of
artistic arrangements of yard
flowers grown by the members
and their friends. Also featured
was a parade of hats made from
fresh flowers and leaves which
attracted much favorable comment
The stairway was artistically dec
GRATED with green ivy and red
roses, and for favors a fragrant
calycanthus bloom was pinned on
each guest.
The winners in the flower show
were Ist prize Mrs. Nancy Tor
renee for a console arrangement
of giant Iris; End prize also went
to Mrs. Terrence for centerpiece
arrangement of red roses. Bird
prize to Mrs. Etel Crenchaw for
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-01
PSC Alumni
Roundup Fri.

The Little Rock Chapter of the
Philander Smith college Alumni
Association is combining the an
nual senior entertainment and the
alumni roundup this year. This
event will be held on Friday, May
!, 7.3O p. m, Webb Hall,and is
open to all Philander Smith col
lege alumni. There will be food
and games a plenty. We are ex-
pecting you.
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.HANDICRAFT CLASS

The YWCA Handicraft class for
junior girls meets each Saturday
from 2 to p m. Last Saturday
the class worked on jewelry box
es. The materials being used are
cigar boxes, aluminium foil pic
lures from old magazines and
Withhold glitter The class is
open for membership. Mrs. V. F..
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Malvern
II. Donaldson

Bethel AME church's Gospel
choir rendered their services at
the City Wide singing union at
MT. Zion Baptist church, here in
the city. Rev. r. G. Gloster, pas
tor. Also last Sunday at 8 D. m.
the Young Adults choir render
ed their services in the Quar-
terly Conferences Union SER
vice at st Paul AME curch,
Arkadelphia.
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The Y-Ettes club met at the "Y''
on Saturday, and completed plans
for the bunking party. After the
business meeting, the group sang
Y-Teen songs. Marion Fay Lanum.
president; Carolyn Sue Hubbard,
secretary; Miss Zerita Tate, advi-
ser.
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McMurray works with the group
each 3rd Saturday and Mrs Wini-
fred Hart works the other three
Saturdays Send Your Child This
Saturday.
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Y-TEEN NEWS

The Seeds of Promise club met
in the social room at Booker
Homes. After the business meet
ing, a short program was present
ed and games were played. Max
inc Price, president, Anita Ham
mock, secretary.