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HOUSES WANTED TO suY.

WISH TO BUY 3 or 4 bedroom house ir
Hyattsville, University Park. College PARK
or vicinity, fprn. or unfurn. win nay
homes or rooms,
buyer will pay all cash Phone eve. or
sun, GE 1900; l.. T. GRAVATTE. 729
WE CAN SELL your mouse We can get
you cash It won't take us long Prompt
sn attention r A.; HUMPHREYS. Realtors
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its fun
value today. Our. opinion entails no obliga-
ton. Ask for Mr.. Browning VIM. II.
SAUNDERS co. INC, Realtors, established
1857. DI. lgl5, 1919 K st. NV.
NE. AND Sc. property owners-We will
appraise your property free and make you
cash oner or sell at your price. GUM
4 MILLER. 500 11th se.. FIR. 210O
CASH for 5 to IL room houses, d. c. or
Nd; tenants not disturbed; quick action.
GE $500; / Thomas Circle NV
LIST YOUR VIRGINIA PROPERTY with
q o1a a4s ssstaSlshsa nItS ssHMN css Gan Ne dced
Ma. 2345. Established 1906.
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE WOOD for sale: cut any
GP,k.s4Ftn tSns5R NJ 1900 70, seasoned 80. l.rs.
wood split; So cord. bushels kindling
WooD FOR SALE. any length. reasonable
price: prompt delivery. Call JOSEPH
SHOCKEY. Falls Church S22-W-2
CALL THE WOODMAN for prompt deliv-
cry. seasoned hardwood logs; NV. section:
small starting pieces in every cord. Sligo
2Tl9. lG"
WOOD, seasoned oak, for fireplace or stove,
$50 cord: seasoned slabwood, SIS cord
Delivered In Falls Church or Arlington
Phone Falls Church 1850
KEROSENE AND FUEL OLIVE deliver in
quantities of so gals. and up Ii 1921
FIREPLACE WOOD. mostly oak, cut to
any length. ST. cord, S11 half cord. Also
kindling. WINMAR, SH. 333T.
CORD WOOD 49, oak cut any length.
thoroughly seasoned, guaranteed to burn.
Delivered anywhere, S2l per cord. EN-.
7565.
CORDWOOD, mixed; SIS. delivered in Va
$50, IN d. C; storage extra: fireplace and
stove lengths. JULIAN S. CARPER, Elm
wood 37l.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

63i F ST. NE, near Navy Yard-Warm
double room, 2nd a. front; conv. trans;
5 blks, Union Station, EX 1895
623 MARYLAND AVE. NE.-Large front
room, second floor, windows; for ?; conv.
1903 KEARNEY ST. N.E.-Nicely furn
rm for l or . girls: conv. to . buslines;
$50 mo. each. NO. 6452 before 80 pm
ROOM on 2nd floor, prefer . Catholic
girls; near Lincoln Park: convenient trans
portation. FIR. 2711.
COLORED-One large front room for
couple or 2 girls; another share room for
s m. Adams SOI1. 20 R st. ne
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APARTMENTS UhEURhIsHEp.

GEORGETOWN-Non- -housekeeping. q rms
and an bath, use of garden; 500 month. Box
bath: REFRIGERATOR included; gas and cleo
trlclty included for so month: married
couple only; reference required: vacancy
Dec 10th. 333 10th st. ne. No children
l3s
LIVING ROOM, . bedrooms, each with
path; library, dining room, kitchen and
1852, F. NJ. PRATT CO. I0i7 X ST. NV,
CAPITAL HEIGHTS Sc. 336 Southern
aye-3 clean, warm room apt. pvt. bath,
entrance: large yard; bus fare; conv. loca-
sl9 1ith ST. NE rooms. kitchen,
path: utilities furnished; $50 per month.
URCIOLO REALTY co, Me. 4a4l
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

REFINED COUPLE will share large, beau.
tiful Va; home with executive. adults: ga
rage, oil heat within Is min. of Wash
FOR RENT, furnished 2-bedroom house
near Alex, .-sseryice Phone Alex 0732
Sc. BUN<AL0n,4 rooms and bath: good,
Convent location suitable for couple
Cs.e<felephone in reply to Box SIX, Star
.1vING RM., kitchen, 4 bedrooms and bath.
Four blocks from Capitol. FIR. 1858
and tastefully furnished modern brick
semidetached home, 3 bedrooms, tile bath
and shower. living room with fireplace,
dining room, fully equipped kitchen, laun-
dry room, recreation room, toilet and
shower In basement; gas heat. Yearly
lease available to adult family at S17O
per mo. Answer fully to Box I55-K. Star
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ROOMS WITH HOARD (con,. J

WESLEY HALL. city's larsest boarding
house; nice rooms, excellent meals: rates
$40 to $50 per month. 1926 21st st. n.w.,
WALK RVsg 10 woRK-vacancies for youns
people; excellent food desirable location;
opposite GEORGE Washington Univ; reas
ig i9oS 9stb f. sT refs sTcnanssa eouble rm
twin beds: other vacancies: good meals.
1895 18th ST. NV. - Nicely furnished
single and double rooms, running water
showers, elevator; excellent board. is
ISs4 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large, NIGEL,
furn. rm. for 4 girls; private, bath; $44
each per no: gentle home,
1852 PERRY PL., of l4th--Warm, 2nt
floor front, twin beds carpets. Delicious
meals; 1915 wkly. each c.h.w.: h.-w.h.
convenient DE 7749.
ladies'; excellent transportation; unlimited
phone, laundry prjyileees TIA 0Q30
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HOUSES WANTTD 10 euY ;c

3-bedroom BRICK. frame Or preferabIy
ibungalow, near school. churches and sisop.
ping center; not over $4,000. have ss,h-
ssantsl GOWN payment; not too far fron,
8 OR 4 BEDROOM BRICK HOME. ro.
Pysl Rennesy ~ y years - old Ms aoM MOORE, 1921
LOWEkY Il MELTON have clients v,t,
cash for detached bricks with baths y, 4,
Chevy lhase or good neighborhood sy.a
one with good tenant for investment
ia. 1876, SH. 1889,
WANTED 10 BUY from priyat. ov,
3 or bedroom brick, III baths. n ~ ssr.
tion, $4,000 to $4,000. Box 73-y. stsr
WE HAVE CLIENT waiting TO bu, thS hou..
up to $4,000 in Mass Ave Hgts' or IA
Cleveland Park. Please call FRANK
PHILLIPS, DI 1411 o.
WILL BUY FOR CASH, houses In any s.c-
tlon OF D, c., nearby Md. or Va. For 4
quick deal, phone any time TO L. r
HIGGINS, OR 1862 -
WE HAVE SEVERAL PHYSICIANS waiting
to buy downtown homes suitable for com.
bination Office and residence Prefer
close-in locations on Mass, Conn, Rhods 8
Island ayes, 18th st. or other prominent
thoroughfares. Please submit full details
to Mr.. Raymond with FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
927 18th st. NV. DT. 14I1
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ROOMS WITH eoARp.

2s05 ONTARIO RID. NV Lovely single
front room. 2nd floor; homecooked meals;
streetcar buses. CO. 972S.
1919 2Ist ST. NW.--1 triple, 3 singles;
good fcod: laundry privileges; walk. dist.
1911 18th 81. N.W.eLaarrge double roor7.,
Also trlule. Available now. Good meals
and transportation
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE-A few vacan-
cies for men and women in popular guest
house specializing in good food and service.
l7l2 New Hampshire ave. NV.
DUPONT CLUB, 1926 10Th st-Large
basement room, S42.50 single, S35 double:
also second floor double and share room
for man or girl Excellent meals. %13s
TWO DOUBLE ROOMS with board: new
maple furniture: plenty heat and hot
water. good transp 1908 Staples st. ne.
426 0GLETHORPE N.W.-Large front
room, clean; suitable for two; respectable
home: meals optional: reasonable. GE.
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HORSE-Work horse. very reasonable.
MATTHEWS FARM Four Corners. Md
PIGS FOR SALE at 10th place, Hunts
vile. Md l4s
PONY-Brown and white, excellent breed
ing. S125. Call WI O334
LARGE RIDING HORSE, years old,
chestnut color, with light name and tail:
he is beauty, has been in riding academy
for ] "a years: reasonable. Phone RA $500.
JERSEY HEIFERS to freshen soon; reg
istered, pure bred, choice stock for i'm
mediate sale: very reasonable. RA. 500.
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ROOMS EURklsHEp-Mp. and VA.

1901 ALLISON ST. Brentwood, Md-Serv-
iceman's wife and baby; care of child while
mother works 14s
1919 OAK PL.. Bethesda. Md.-single
room, unlimited telephone, breakfast privi-
leges. WI. 625S after pm
HYATTSVILLE-Large, clean bedroom.
kitchen privileges; reasonable: employed
couple only. Phone Union 5574
TWO comfortable double sleeping rooms
for women. CHI 7261
BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE ROOM, private bath.
unlimited telephone. Chestnut 970R
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ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN, gentle, desires room with
private bath, Northwest sec., near carline
Box 57-T. Star. 13s
REFINED BUSINESS LADY desires Single
room, with breakfast, preferably in Blessed
Sacrament Parish. Box 132-K, Star.
FAMILY with child want 1-rm kitchen
apt. unfurnished. Call NO S427, after
r.m.
2 ROOMS for diplomats wife and infant
NV. section. or Chevy Chase. Md. Please
call Shep pherd 64s6. between II and 3 p M
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POULTRY 6 EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE, INC, GIG K st. NV
ME- OOS9
FOR SALE, flock 600 White Leghorn hens
! Il yrs. cid: 10 coal brooders. electric
Gaithersburg PSI
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FARM & GARDEN.

CHRISTMAS TREES for sale. delivered
or on the stump. ME- 1901. DU 1900
MANURE, rotted. mixed; $3.50 per 20 bu
delivered. WA 1898
TREES REMOVED, evergreens trimmed
general landscapng; work covered by in.
SllrancP IInlnn NQRo
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ROOMS EURNIsHEp-s.s. and s.w.

..1 9TH ST. S.E.-Warm. comfortable
| room, quiet home; man or woman of good
habits. FIR. 1868. bet and 9 pm
TWO CONGENIAL GIRLS, master bedroom
twin beds; near Boiling Field and Navy
employed lady. in apt: large closet, heat
plenty, piano, laundry privileges; no smok-
ing or drinking. Box 79-V, Star. 14s
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SUBURBAN RENT-MAEYLAkp.

NICE s-room house big yard, hot-Water
heater: ? blocks from District line. Ss5
month; $500 Branch ave. Sc. FLEIsCH-
MAN. Open TO 4
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK

COOKERS. a new lot $50, s25, $40, $50
Persian kittens, all colors Sl2, 81 5
DOG HOTEL. 7344 Georgia ave, ia 1921.
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MOVING. PACKING and forage

MOVING AND STORAGE, rea' enable rates
VIII take your surplus furniture as rari
payment on your moving EDELMAN's S
MOVING d STORAGE CO, IA. 2937. IA
Evening star., 1944-12-13
SUBURBAN RENT-yIReIN,A.

SUBURBAN HOUSE FOR RENT. Comfort.
rooms; Heatilator fireplace. oil heater.
Committing distance to WASHINGTON. Call
9-5. Decatur 5131. Will exchange for
similar house near Newark N j
Evening star., 1944-12-13
ROOMS FURNISHEp-Northwe,t

1926 X ST. NV, 4 doors west of AM
bassador Hotel; large Gouble rn., adjoin-
ing bath; steam heat; maid service.
1925 BuTM0RE ST. N.W.-Extra large
bright front rm. on End floor; suitable Q
or 8; ideal location DU. 9459.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

FOR RENT, 6-room house, bath and base
ment. 25o4 2eth st. me-, D. G. See owner
! on premises Tues, Dec. 12. T. =. COLLINS
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

COLORED DEVELOPMENT-Finest in this
area; 1-family detached homes on 5000
So: IT, or more; new. modern: four blocks
off the District line on Sheriff rd. ne.
rent with option to purchase. CHAPEL
OAKS CO. 5411 Addison Chapel rd.. Fair
mount Heights Md HI 150l
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
PROPERTY FOR SALE,

MODERN SO room house with small acre.
age on good road near busline; within To-
mile limit of Washington; substantial down
payment. Box 71-V, Star
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- Vacant. occupy at
public library. stores
vide 6-rm. row brick.
Call Mr., Hoover, RA.
n IL LUCHS CO., 1905
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Setter erIangt baben, tt1o BOB 6tefe
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magoeie untertperfen. go febr Der
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babe i9 felt elmer &eibe bon Sabren
grunoi6tli6 feinen commentator a1t'
gebort. @ar mon6em mag i6 oesbalb
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beute ebenlo iebr auf oem .2aufenoen
inbe5ug auf Die politii6en @reigniiie
un6 oerglei6en mie oie anoeren. SSn-
5tpil6en bate i6 Sen gorteil, MIDI
nidt nit unn0tigem geiltigen 8allalte
bei6tpert 5u baben, ben i6 oo9 im~
mer tpieoer bqtte abtperfen miiiien.
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Dinge obnebin enttpideln, mare fir
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Die it6 oarob aufregen, iogor forper-
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ren uno als Oh Tie ote aaerlauteriten
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Die eigene geiIttge TGtigteit oes gu
b0rers tpie nit SDpnole labmlegt.
Wean tann nur beoauern, oaB bieie
Manner cine iol6e Wa6t iiber Die
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gRittDob, ben S. Sepfember 1914

Ser @oIobeiton6 Der 0er. Stanten
fieI artn eritenn1aI felt n1eb.eren Sab
rem unter $21 ,oOo,ooo,ooo. Der tds-
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so 8ro5ent Der @ol6perte Der Belt.
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9ie noruegiibe 9tegierung bat om
81. Suli Die 1ebte Gb5ablung i'm 8e-
trage bon $1,239,0O0 ouf cine in
BEN Ser. staoten i'm Sabre 1924
aufgenommene @nleibe gema9t. Ser
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beri6tete, 6aB Der @eian6te 8iIb.
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Nationol @itp 8anf gena9t babe.
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ren 1923 un0 1924 5tuei Gnleiben in
ben Ser. Stoaten, BON oenen Die erIte
in S0be bon $2O,OOO,OOO i'm lesten
Sabr obbe5oblt tpuroe.
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Sn elmer aniprabe an 64 armee.
foplGne, sic in beionoerer auoten3
empfaneen tpuroen, erfldrte Bopft
Bius Der 8tpolfte, boB ieoer bon III
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bette tie beitdn6ig beeIeiten. 3ueeeen
paren au6 Migr. 50. g. Carroll
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i'm 9ienite oes 8atifans. 8ei einem
a8nfett Iobte Mier. Carroll, militia
ril6er 8ttor Ser ameritonii9en
8ebrma6t in StaIien, Die groBen
8eroienite ser amerifoniI6en arn1ees
fapldne in SStalien.
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Ser 9ta6rt9tenoieit Deg 8ottons
ertldrte, bob 8opit 8tus Der 3moIfte
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Rom 10 ausgelegt, ols Oh Der gati.
fan feinen belonoeren @runo 5u Der
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San syeber, Nitbma anb 8randitts

Sap Teper, Nftbma anb Sran@itis
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Central Aoe, Sim. 3O2, Chicago, 81.
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0ung, 1aut tpel6er 1000 big 5000
9euti6e, 5umeiit Offi5iere, als cine
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meilt in @emeinldaft nit Der Office
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Mann fir Elm tleines IntDeien in
Slorioa. 8egen &oom, 8oaro ano
8ages menoe man it6 an 8. 3d.,
core Sbio @aiIenfreun6.
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aigungsgruppe, getp0bnli1 neben
oem eingang Der Stride, slir an.
oadt ser @ldubieen algebradst.
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Arkansas State press., 1944-09-15
Russellville#
Evelyn Indy

Mrs. Ruth Russell has return
ed from Little Rock where she
visited her husband, Leonard.
Mrs. Amelia Burks of Fort Smith
10 spending a few weeks here as
guest of her sister, Mrs. Sylvia
Willis and neice, Mrs. Evelyn
Indy. Mrs. Phillip Landrum
left for Shreveport to visit reia-
tiyes. Miss Catherine White OF
Los Angeles, California, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Isabel White
and sister. Mrs. ArqYilla Webb.
Miss Mary A. Smith and Mrs
Viola York, Miss Aletha William
son and Bob Hendrix attended
s s. Convention in Morrilton.
Charley Garden passed last week
and was funeralized from New
Prospect Baptist church with ser
vices conducted by Rev. b. L.
Wightman. Mrs. Regina Lane
Ia visiting her husband, Sgt. Rob-
ert ]. Lane, near Paris, Texas.
Arkansas State press., 1944-09-15

Emmett II. lice OF Camp Fiaucf
near New Orleans, La, is hon
on fhflyugh with his wife o
daughter, Jean and mother '",
sister, Mrs. L. II. Bracely any
Rube I Braeely. Mrs. Rice al'o
Daughter are spending an az
mite stay with his mother. one
is employed at the JacksoiF4l'
Ordnance Plant Mrs. faS'ei
Tavern of Booker has retafheo
after visiting relatives in Csicih
natl, Ohio and Chicago MRS
Mabel Tavern of Booker haS nc
turned after visiting her thcie
John Johnson in Memphis
Mrs. /. A. Hemphill Of Eookel
has returned after visiting II
Stuttgart and was accompanied
by her brother, W. l.. Wesley o
McAlmont and cousin, John IN
gram Of North Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1944-09-15

The tSD Was a scene or hand
shaking and Hello Mr.. Butler
l.s. Nel- when John X. Butler,
former Director Of Ninth Street
ISp came in for a few days. The
many smiles We're quite symbolic
how close Mr.. Butter has grown
to the Greater Little Rock Com
munily Mr.. Butler is now uSO
Director at Lawton, Oklahoma. He
left Friday for his work.
Volunteer Workers
Organization
The Volunteer Workers held
their regular monthly meeting
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock,
After the business of the evening,
Mr.. Butler, former Director of
Ninth Street USO. was present.
ed, and gave a brief resume Of
the Lawton USO Club and his
work there as Director. Little
David, Mr.. Buffers protege was
invited to the meeting, and he
sat smiling up at Mr.. Butler
while he spoke. The Volunteer
workers felt like old times had
returned to have Little David and
Mr., Butler around.
Vesper Hour
The Hour of Repose Vesper
Services were presented by the
Volunteer Workers, with Mrs.
Lora Davis serving as Mistress
Of Ceremonies. Highlights on the
program were music by Miss
| Doris Jean Lowe and reading by
Mr.. Robinson. Mrs. Jack Davis
made an interesting address on
mans Fifteen Enemies Pfc.
Carl Whitmyer was piano ac-
companist.
Coffee And Doughnut Hour
Service men enjoyed slipping
coffee and eating doughnuts Sun
day morning served by Mrs. Ruth
Mccoy, Mrs. Joanna Carson and
Miss Mary Francis Triggs.
Wives OF Servicemen
All s~ervicemen's wives are ask
ed to come to the USO each Mon.
day night and every day to keep
from spending a lonesome day a,
their rooms.
Arkansas State press., 1944-09-15
MALVERN



Mrs. c. v Stinson left for Lit
tie Rock to begin work as Matron
Of Shorter College -. Misses
Fannie Mae, Lyndell and Emo,
gene Bennett left for Milwaukee,
Wis, to join their mother, Mis-,
Virginia Bennett Mrs, Flora
d, Hicks went to Detroit . Mrs,
Daisy Bailey visited in Hot Springs
Mrs, Ruthie Burns is in the
city visiting relatives and friends,
49,. Among visitors at Bethel
AME Church recently we're Mr.,
and Mrs, Murchison and Mrs,
Laura Johnson of Little Rock
Prof, Tate is in the city to begin
work rs principal of Malvern Col
ored High School He was
among graduates Of Philander
Smith College this summer, re-
eeiving the Bachelor Of Arts de.
gree.