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Lamont. StoH serst. {. c.
Marine Corps
Herris, Pvt. Women c.
Jerkias. Corpl. Floyd W.
Teapletos. Pic. 10y Z.
Wolfe, Secosd 1t. pssi W.
Navy
Bell. W;.te, p. S lie
ss;ekfosd. Joha ~. IT,. 5 u
csffrey. Edwssd J.. GA 3/<
DeckeisAe~. Il. Dsa;ei 3.
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MeMshoa. George J.. T 2/e
Perry. Elaser C.. S We
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Peddicosd. Corp! {. D.. u
Richards. re. Jones A.
Robertson. First Il. S. T. il.
Sehmitt. Copt. Edwi. N.
Toyior. PIC. Grover c.
Toyior. Corpl. Joseph 4.
Thompson. Pvt. Jomes W.
Tr;mbie. Pic. Jones. III
Welter. Pc. Joha 2.
Navy
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Wouoh. StoH Seret. Froneis n.
Weok'ey. Pvt. Lsthe, T.. j,.
WeIeh. Copt. George +.
WeIIons. Pvt. Riehord
Werber. StoH Seret. Jock L.
West. First It. WiIIiom r.
White. Pvt. Vernon A.. jr.'
Whitemore, First 1t. Robert w.
Wibj;txhousev. Pvt Kenneth 3
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Davis. Pic. Closk Lee
Davis. First 1t. Jones (.
Dovis. Pvt. Robert L.
Devovit. Pic. Donold c.
Di Gennoso. PFC. Anthony G.
Di Geanoso. Pvt. Dominic }.
Dixoa, pfe. Kenneth {.
Dixon. PIC. Melvin B.
Dixea. Cept. Wiliiom 6.
Dsmbsoski. Serst. Reymoed
Dove. PIC. Emosy {.
Downs. Pvt. Froaeis 1.
Dske. Second Il. Jones p. j..
DsiIoa. Pic. Joseph
Dunhom, Pie. Robert L.
Dunlop. StoH Sssst. Robert
DsvoIi. Serst. Alfred 3.
Epiias. First Il. Fsatoa G.. il.
Evdy. PIC. howesd 6.
EYwss. Second Ii. Wolter c.
Forr, Pvt. Woodrow
Feesaow. Pvt. George 1.
Fidtes, 1t. Gordon A.
Fisd. Fint Il. Feon
Fiesrd. pvt. Winiem I.
Fischom. Pvt. Loxsenee 9.
Fisher, Cept. keiph G.
Foster, Pc. Waliom J.
Fosst. flight Officer 6. W.
Fswsss. SssH Ssrst. II. 4. i.
Frey, Csspi. Robert
Fly. Ssrst. Philip A.
Fsits. It. Joaa S.. j..
Ceddie. Pvt. Bee L.
Co9e, Pvt. MeTtoa E.
Corner, PIT. leasei {.
Cabs, Serst. kobert ".
Giabess. ut. joSa D.
Glove. Sseosd It. Deaiel ?.
Gieeken. Serst. Roy
Gtyna, PIT. Henry O.
Goodmea. PIC. Mickey {.
6sssssd. He. Ws6;sssF.
Grody. PVt. Jones 3.
Grsy. Nc. Nos~sn A, r.
hoo,. PIT. MoIter A.
Heller. Pvt. leonord I.
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hordy. Ser9t. Williem E.. j..
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Morelond. Tech. Serst. Roger
Morris. Pic. Chories W.
Morris, First Il. Jomes.
Motley, Pvt. Raymond
Nobel. Sesst. Peter J.
Nelson. Sesst. Arden
kewmaa. Serst. Lloyd D.
ketties. Stoff Serst. Leroy I.
Nichols. PIE. Deoa D.
Nicholson. Cespi. Joseph ..
Norris. Serst. Harry NJ.
Norwood. Copt. Thomos A.
0rBsien. Pvt. Joseph ?.
osioloro. Pc. Fronk p. js.
Owens, Pvt. Thomos j.. j..
Parker, Pic. Horny 1.
Potion. Corpi. Wiiliem {.
Poyne. Tech. Sesst. Howesd ".
Phelps. Serst. Frederick Z.
Phillips, PFC. Milo A.
Pikertoa, Cospl. JONES A.
Porter. It. Edwesd L.. j..
Powell. Pvt. Robert E.
Pssey. PIT. Welter W.
Pstaom. Pc. EIwood +.
Richards. Pc. Jones {.
Ridsek. Pvt. Ckohes e.. Jr.
kobey. PIT. Theodore W.
Rohoa. Tech. Seret. Alexis z.
Ross. Pvt. Dsuce N.
Rye, pfc. Je@es f.
Rye. Pvt. Mouia G. L.
kyoa, Pc. Richard N.
Sanford. Pfc. Roymoad l.. ir.
Soatin. Pc. Otto
Sehmidt. Pfc. Losis e.; jr.
ScAoareak, Pvt. kickesd G.
Skepsrd. Nc. Weites
Shields, Pk. koyer
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Aldo, PIT. George N.
Aekis, SteH Serst. Jeses J.
Adems. Il. Dloks
Akess. PIT. Joka 7.
Alexeades. cospi. Merv;a G.
Afford, Seeoad Il. Wil6om N.
Alien. Pfe. Geerse ".
Ailea, II. Col. Keith n.
Aipe,t. pvt. Philip
Aitmoa, Sesss. Albert S.
Ambrose, Tech. Serst. Joseph
Ameriee. Pvt. Froaeis o.
Aadersoa. pvt. John Z.
Andes. Pvt. POSI- D.
Andrews, seeoad Il. syroa G.
Andrews, 1t. Joseph
AqviIiao. Cespi. eroek
Aroeoso. Pic. Aathosy
Ariastoa. Pvt. Wiilism [.
Askey, CosPI. George W.
Alters, corpi. Weites e.. ir.
Ayiins. Col. John G.
Bobboee, 1t. West~oresosd
Dosdas;ea, Sesst. Hike II.
Bo;sbs;dss. PIC. Arthur D.
Dokes, PIT. Weltsr {.
Boies. copt. o1a Z.
Dsii. First Il. Stoslsy A.
Doleom. Tech. Sesst. Leo ,.
Derses. Pvt. Joha D.. j..
Sestoa. Pc. Ced n.
oeskia. Pvt. Albest N.
Boss, Pvt. Albest 5.
Dstex, First. It. WilGom ?.
Ssttoa. Pc. Irving L.
eseM. Cot. lola ?.
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Seeker. PIC. George H.. j..
oeckviaA, Pc. lswresee {.
Beleasky. Fist Il. Miehael W.
Belf;ose. Sesst. Ross 7.
SeIote. Pvt. Hssh o. E.
Deaaett. 1t. Joha NJ.
Desse. First 1t. Cori N.
R~e>as Cno& s
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Sokol. Second 1t. Leonard
Towers. Second Il. Froncis E.
Underwood. PFC. John Eosi
Underwood. Pvt. Worner Rox
West. First It. WiIl;om Z.
Wright. PIC. Hosece {.
Navy
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CssmiteheI. John B.. Nv. We
Choadles. Reor Adm. 7. {.
Chese. 1t. Cowds. Edeor 6.
Chevis. MeLeoa NJ. SIN 2/c
CIork. It. Williom Edsor
Crockett. MersholI G., S Nc
Cssis. Roy@oad S.. 5 We
Dolly. Robert v. GRE
Dolby. ensisn Morshon e., ir.
Dednek. Howord l.. Y 2/e
De""osd. KIoyce w.. GM Nc
De"ais. Edwosd G.. IT,, AZ We
Dennis. Jesemioh D., NM 2/c
Diekerson. Robert H.. SIN Nc
Dove. Joseoh T.. CAAlA
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tosseti. lee L.. HA We
fleaiss. Copt. Robert W.
Fones. George E.. &c &c
Ford. Word NJ. ON Sc
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Glimsley. Clifford D.. CCS
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cstfa. ~. Wiiiiom A.
Choimson. Second Il. FronkGn Z
Chopmon. Serst. WiIiiom E.
Cheekston. Pvt. Albert /.
Cheseldine. StoH Serst. Joseph
Ckesser. First Il. WilIiom {.
Ciesett. Pic. Roiph M.
Clork. StoH Serst. !. /.
Clork. PIC. Roymoad v.
CIorke. Serst. Worner T.
Clemests. Serst. Wiliiom X.
Cohen. Pvt. Henry.
Cohen. PIC. Melvia
Cohen. First 1t. Somuel
Cole. Second 1t. edword n.
CoIemon. Ii. Kenneth W.
Coiford. Tech. Sesst. Whitsoa ?
Collins. Pvt. Emil {.
Colsmbss. First 1t. Jsl;oa |.
Comm;skey. It. Archibald f., jr.
Condron. Sesst. John W.
Conrod. Copt. Doyle {.
Cooper. StoH Serqt. Edword c.
Cooper. Pvt. Irv;ss l.
Corbin. Pic. George E.. il.
Corkseon. 1t. Wiiiiom n.
Costisoa. Pvt. Edwosd E., il.
Costine. Pic. POSI- J.
Cotton. Copt. Joseph P. jr.
Cositry. Stoff serst. Dosslos E.
Cox. Second 1t. Doa :.
Cox. Col. Joseph w.. jr.
Cseemes. PIC. Matthew =.
Csaaiashom. 1t. STREET. W.
csstin. Pvt. Everett v.
Curtis. First Ii. Pasi W.
Csstis. First 1t. r. O.
Dobbs. Pic. Tho~ses l.. ir.
Davis. Serst. Jones p. jr.
Oovis. StoH Serst. WiIliom K.
Day. PIT. lowrenee {.
Deokins. Pic. Mossice Z.
De~us. Pc. Aha S.
DemetrioS. Sesst. Fotios D.
De vokes. PIT. Nctes G.
Dexter. Second Il. John B.
Di 6;rolomo. Serst. Thomos
Dixon, Second 1t. Sioir J.
Dixoa. Tech. Serst. John W.
Dodd. Pc. Henry {.
Dodge. Pvt. Henley N.
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WiIhoms, Pfc. Malcolm A.
Willioms. Pvt. Roymond
Wilmer, Moi. Bernosd
Wilmer, Copt. John L.
Wilson. Pic. DonoId 1.
Wilson. StoN Sesst. n. W.
Wilson, 1t. Col. John N.
Winter. Tech. Serst. Z. K. il.
Wiseman. Pvt. Robert {.
Wood. Pic. Dudley
Wresinski. Pic. Leo E.
Wright. PIC. WiIIiom N.
Votes. Pvt. Miller A.
Yeorsia. Pvt. Jomes c.
Yoa. PIC. seaiomia D..
Yosae. Seret. Ckodes B.
Zonokos. PIC. Peter. ir.
Coast Guard
Bssey. JONES A.. r.
Evons. Il. Il. g. A. Bliss, jr.
Howk. Arthur l.. S lie
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Lindsey, Clifford A.. z We
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Abel, PVT. jocob ".
Abelmoa. fvt. Mormon
Ai~ey, P~<. Nswsoa {.
Anderson. Seret. Chories C.. is.
Boidwin. Corpi. Jock
Borrett. It. John. jr
Bosseli. CospI. Lewis K.
Benson. Moi. WiIliom W.
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-05-18
:. EDITORIALS =.
AFTER VICTORY IN EUROPE, WHAT?

The Negro again has joined hands with fellow Amef-
cans and crushed the wheels of tyranny on the European
'front.' and started the wheels OF democracy rog terey
establishing freedom for on foreign shores that ne
has little opportunity of enjoying in his homeland as long as
the descendants of the Hitler spirit are alive IN America
and the cowady attitude OF our Negro leaders Is maeso
This was evidenced last week when this paper nvest-
oated the killing of Negro soldier at Dumas and obtained
certain information, it was necessary TO nave organized
action to set the wheels Of justice in motion that the soldiers
death may be avenged just court saw tit 1t was ound
that no organization the State not active NACP
which was in position to act Immediately 1t was necessary
to get the militant officers of the Committee on Negro Or
ganzation which founded in 1940 but was crippled
and handicapped during the early years of the war for Uncle
Sam to have the militant young to help free the de-
pressed people of Europe who possessed the quits to
forth fight in Arkansas to free the depressed Negro
here for immediate action thru its executive secretary w.
Harold Flowers who appealed to the President and the Sec
rotary Of War; asking for VIE Day for the Negro in South
east Arkansas
Since We have organization to the front in the
State stated cope with situation that taking root and
forced grow deeper in the South with black in uni
forms of their country and hose who will reu and since
there visible evidence have tried to vision whether
victory the enemies of democracy in other sections of
the world will any Improvement in the status of the
Negro and women who have given their all the bat
tlefield
As far as we are able to determine at this stage We
to the Negro only that those who able to qualify
under the point system if the War Department is
definite this system than has been others where the
Negro concerned will be returning back to civilian fe
with for complete democracy than the
day before Pearl Harbor With the Jim crow lines of the
South growing tighter and her traditions have spread the
undemocrac germ the entire states and the Negro in
the South is too cowardy to do anything about it,
forced admit that the future of the Negro in America
looks pretty dark.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-05-18
REVIEWS

sick list and has been for some
time. Elizabeth starks is on
the sick list. Ara Jones was
on the sick list last week but she
is out again. The Mt, Olive
church raised $4,000 on the 5th
Sunday in April toward the build
ing of a new church. They are
planning another big drive soon.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Jones and
family shopFed i'll Hot Springs
Friday for Mothers Day. The
Sewing Circle met at the home of
Mrs. Mary pelmar Tuesday, A
wonderful meeting was had,
Miss Oracle Lee Walker, teacher
at Dalark was quietly married to
Charles Carr. She is in Pine
Bluff attending school.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-05-18
HENSLEY
Mrs. Sadye b. Jones

Mrs. Bette Smith Southall of
Detroit, Michigan, is visiting her
parents and relatives. Miss
Willie Holland is visiting her old
home and relatives. She now
lives in San Francisco, California.
Pvt. Andrew Southal is home on
furlough. He is stationed in
Louisiana. The Woodson-H Hens
ley Jr. High School rendered its
last program last Wednesday
night in the school auditorium,
The professional marched to The
March of the Priests" first the
faculty, the guest speaker, Mrs.
r. s. Grayelly, the chorus, and
last the graduates who were dress
ed in white. Elnora Parker was
salutatorian. The valedictory was
delivered by Ernestine Garwood
Mrs. McCoye then introduced the
guest speaker, Mrs. r, s. Gravelly
who made a very interesting and
inspiring address.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-05-18

Depriest Campbell

Mrs. Cressie Cosby visited rel
atives in Gurdon this week. =.
Mrs. Helen Clark and her daugh-
ter visited in Malvern last week.
William Perry made a business
trip to Arkadelphia Tuesday
James Smith of Cleveland, Ohio,
was here on business. While here
he went to Little Rock, He left
Sunday, May 13, to return to
Cleveland The Gurdon Garden
Club is progressing nicely An
entertainment was held Tuesday
night. $500 was collected. ].
n. Hughes is here on few days
visit with his wife and daughter.
The baCcalaureate sermon for the
Sth grade graduates of Gourdon
High School will be held Sunday
night, May 20, at Mt. Caanan
Baptist church. The sermon will
be preached by Rev. NJ. L. Young
blood, pastor. Mrs. Ped Smell
of Detroit, Michigan, is here on
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-05-18
McCEHEE
Mrs. Jimmie Perkins

Miss Catherine Bum and Pvt.
Robert Powell We're quietly mar
ried Tuesday. Miss Bum is a
graduate of A. NJ. and n. College
of Pine Bluff. Pvt. Powell has
been in service for more than four
years and spent three years in the
South Pacific. The Defmott
District Conference was held at
st. Peter AME church. They re-
port a very good conference. ..
PROJECT NEWS, by z. w. Will
liams, Mrs. Mary Johnson spent
two weeks with her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Will
liams. Letha Williams was a
Montrose visitors. Mrs. j. w.
West and son left to join her
husband in Chicago Home on
furlough are: Pfc. Il. c. Gardner
and Pfc. Charles Belfour. :.
Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. M. j. Will
liams made a business trip to
Dermott Tuesday. :. Ernest
Screws has returned home after
spending a week in Little Rock
with his sisters. Mrs. Emma
King spent the weekend in Eu-
dora with her sister and brother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lovett Low. Mrs.
John Daniel Thomas left for De-
troit. Michigan to spend the usm-
mer. Mrs. John Mcdaniel re-
ports a pleasant visit with her
children in Little Rock. We
are sorry to hear of the illness of
Mrs. Eta Moore. B. T. U. will
be held at st. Andrew church Sun
day They are having a debate,
Resolved, which is of more
Value, the Church or the School. "
Mrs. Eta is spending Thursday
in Portland.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-05-18
Legal Notice.:
WARNING ORDER

State Of Arkansas
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski
Chaneery Court
Louise Stout, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1926
Eddie Lee Stout, Defendant
The Defendant, Eddie Lee
Stout, is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and ans
wer the complaint of the Plaintiff.
Louise Stout.
Dated April 27th, 1915.
j. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
j. A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem.
H, s. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner, D. c.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-05-18

business for few days. The
district conference was held at
Bethel AME church Thursday
through Sunday. 1t was a great
success. Money raised was
$1135.45. Rev. T. O. Crudup is
pastor. Rev. NJ. l.. Youngblood,
pastor of Mt. Caanan Baptist
church, has divided the Mission
airy Society into three circles. In
stallation services of Rev. M. l..
Youngblood began May 10, We
can already see improvements
and changes in the church. We
as members of Mt. Canaan do
thank God for directing us to a
good shepherd.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-05-18
Ruth Taylor Says;
WHAT IS AN AMERICANA

What is American? If dependent upon birth
place alone America would collapse overheavy struc
ture If it matter of nationality America would
be with Tyre and Sdon Were it conditioned upon
race America would fall did the Morgol Empire aad all
other countries founded upon racism.
Anyone no matter what race nationality color -
can be an American Accident Of birth does not make an
American And American by choice (wrongly called for
eign bon) is oentimes better citizen than the native
born or American by birth and frequently more conscious
of the Importance and value Of that citizenship.
To be an American is not just matter Of declaration
it is challenge to act Like almost all things worth while
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-05-18
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas
County of Pulaski, IS,
In The Pulaski
Chaneery Court
Ellis Wiley, Plaintiff
VS., No. 7291S
Carnelia Wiley, Defendant
The Defendant, Cornelia Wiley
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Ellis
Wiley
Dated April 90, 1915.
J. r, Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
John l.. Sullivan
Attorney ad Litem.
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
By Ealy Red, d. c.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-05-18

being an American is not always easy 1t putting
aside prejudice and intolerance 1t living that not
only has each individual opportunity for fe liberty and
the pursuit of happiness but that he concedes freely to
cry other individual the privilege 1t fighting
not for ones child alone but for all children being
willing to give up for the good of others pioneering fol-
progress and prosperity for the people whole.
To be an American is thing of the spirit 1t has moth
ing to do with birthplace, race, color religious beliefs
1t is creed in which to believe standard by which to
live ideal toward which to strive faith for which tt
die And is that spirit annang it's citizens which will
make America endure
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-05-18
EDITORIALS

FILL ONE or THE 400 ESSENTIAL
JOBS m 50 WAR PLANTS hANuFACTURlN(
ROCKETS. THESE NEW WEAPONS, WHICH
ARE FASTENING VICTORY ARE NEEDED
M FAN GREATER QUANTITIES. =. .c'
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-05-18
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski
Chaneery Court
Hellon Brooks, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 729t7
Arthur Brooks, Defendant
The Defendant, Arthur Brooks
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the Plaintiff, Hellon
Brooks.
Dated April 26th, 1916.
]. r, Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
Jno. A, Hibbler,
Attorney ad Litem.
II. S. Nixon, Chaneery Clerk
By Ealy Red, D. C.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-05-18
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas
County of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Willie Starks, Plaintiff.
VS.. No. 1880
Mazda Starks, Defendant.
The Defendant, Mazda Starks,
Is warned to appear in this court
With nthirty days and answer
the complaint of the Plaintiff,
Willie Starks.
Dated May 1st 1945
" A. Singfield
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
John l.. Sullivan
Attorney ad Litem.
Fl. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
By Airline p. Turner, d. G.
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DELARK
William H. Jones

Mrs. Angelina Weaver Is on the
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WARNING ORDER


State of Arkansas
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Dave Dennis, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 72910
Lula Dennis. Defendant
The Defendant, Lula Dennis, is
warned to appear in this cout
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the Plaintiff, Dave
Dennis.
Dated April 25th, 1945.
Hibbler and Hibbler
Solicitors for Plaintiff
John l.. Sullivan
Attorney ad Litem.
H. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
By Airline p. Turner, D. c..
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WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas
County of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Marie Miles, Plaintiff
vs.. No. 1922
Will Miles, Defendant
The Defendant, viii Miles, is
warned to appear In this court
within thirty days and answer
the Plaintiff, Marie Miles.
Dated April 27th, 1916.
w. A. Singfield
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
j. r. Booker,
Attorney ad Litem.
H. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner, d. G.
Evening star., 1945-03-21
Civilian Per copito
Meat Consumption
Rose Sharply in ~

BY the Associated Press.
The annual civilian per cap
ita consumption of meats in
creased from an average of
1856 pounds in the 1935-39
period to lat pounds in 1914,
official estimates show.
The consumption rate for
meats will be reduced to lis
pounds during the April-June
quarter of this year.
The per capita consumption
of other major food items for
the 1858 period and 1874,
respectively, by pounds, in
cludLd:
Eggs, 37.3 and 436; poultry
dressed weight, 20.5 and 26.l;
fluid milk and cream, $40 and
421; cheese, SIS and a., butter,
1877 and 11.8; sugar, 96.5 and
884; coffee, IA and l6.
Evening star., 1945-03-21

project service section OF the Federal
Public Housing Authority, will serve
as chairman Of the panel.
Others to take part in the panel,
sponsored by the Social Order Com
mittee of the Friends Meeting, will
be the Rev. Francis McPeek. direc-
tor of the Social Welfare Depart
ment of the Washington Federation
Evening star., 1945-03-21
U. S. Reported Seeking
Air Base in Egypt
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CAIRO. Mar. 21.-The United
States intends to ask Egyptian rep
resentatiVes at the San Francisco
Conference for United States air
base in Egypt after the war, it was
reported here yesterday.
The Egyptians repeatedly already
have been informed of the request
and are said to favor it.
Evening star., 1945-03-21

Of Churches; Or. FRANK Horne. ra-
cial relations adviser Of the Federal
Public Housing Authority; Leon
Woffard, senior labor relationa ad-
wiser, FPHA, and Mrs. Florence
Stewart, chief Of Community Rela-
tions Information Service, National
Housing Agency.
Evening star., 1945-03-21
Panel Talk on Housing
Scheduled for Friday

A panel discussion on Housing
and the Community" will be held at
7:30 pm. Friday at the Friends
Meeting House, 2lll Florida avenue
NV. Miss Hilda Smith, chief of the
Evening star., 1945-03-21
Service Society Elects

Mrs. Winthrop Toan. 7o7 South
Royal street, has been elected presi-
dent Of the Alexandra Family Serv-
Ice Society. The Rev. Fred v. Poag