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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15
Retain
JUDGE
OIL DE
JUDGE

or RECORDERS COURT
Veteran Of World Wars MOL and
No. u; Former Assistant Prose.
cutting ittorney. Wayne County /;
Five Years Professor Of Grim.
inal Law at University Of De-
trOlt.
Three Years overseas as Army
Judge Advocate
PREFERRED by Detroit Bar
Association,
PREFERRED by Detroit Gil.
zens League
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15
IN NLMoRItM

Dedicated To The memory of
he memhcrs Of the Undenomi-
'nalIonsl thurch Of Truth whom
the Sjln Messenger has called
70 ihcl etelnal rest. Sister Mary
Watts Jane rs 1915. and SISTER
Villa Vance June IL 1915.
For them the Harbor Bar isl
passed
Md ~ has come at last
Their gentle ways and kindly
smiles
Afe only lost to us n while
Sometime somewhere all will
Do bright and so III then
We Viii say good night.
lndenominational Church.
Bishop h. Baptiste. pastor
1INrrunwr~u.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15

can Negro in Russian dining
hall. The court handed down a
two-year sentence against the de-
PENDANTS FOR this attempt to prac
tice Jim Crow in the Soviet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15
r. III LIE TIN
- BOARD - ~
BY Ulysses w. Boykin

There is an about drive underway in the L s. against
the XXX by newspapermen, liberal groups and law en-.
Iorcement officials IN some states Early this week the
associated Negro Press reported that a Joint drive ia
Ema.h he revived hooded organization In Genrpa on the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15
GOOD PROPAGANDA


CHiCAGo-So strict Is Russia s
anii-racist legislation thai So
Wet con1s have sentenced white
Americans to Jail for trying TO
practice Jim Crow in that coun-
try
No Racism IN Russia" fea
iute article in the June issue of
Negro Digest written by Corliss
Lamont declares that the people.
OF all races and colors associate
freely Advocating racial haired
or contempt as direct viola
ton OF the Constitution. II IL
quickly prosecuted by govern
mental authorities.
Lamont says that two white
Americans were arrested and
convicted for insulting an Ameri.
Evening star., 1946-01-27
AVIATION.

YOUR STRANGER CRUISER IS FFRE
your Trimmer Amphibian is coming. For :.
demonstration or information see or call
your commonwealth distributor, COASTAL
AVIATION CORP. 4o2 Southern Bldg .
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
OIL. sssS. or HYDE FIELD, sP. 0SSs.
CoNGREssIoNAL AIRPoRT. OF. ssss =
ia CUB COUPE, no time on new 1916
continental 65 engine. "A coat hand rub
Der finished on new grade-A fabric, new
tires recently, primary blind flight group.
trans, receiv. gen. 42-amp. .-hr battery.
irn5l piBrn ant t., s. s., 100; CT 1922 or CHI 6644
factured July. lo42; less then 200 since
priced for quick sale, 81 $50. For de-
tails phone Hillside 1533-R
SEE AND FLY the new Funk Bee side-by-
side cabin ship: S5-hp. Cont. motor. good
"roSS-country ship: immediate delivery A
X ROGERS, Dealer. 2701 l4th st. NV.
finance YOUR AIRCRAFT purcha ses
t.hrouoh us: benefit by our expert appraiSa!
facilities; see US when purchasing We Of
one wro flies. Consult SHIVERS INSUR-
ANCE AGENCY, 1910 Vermond ave NV
District 100
AIRPLANE. sacrifice at $4,000: licensed
NorSeman, NC Ga A, late 1914 model, like
new: only $40 hours total time on ship
9nd engine; S-place or about 1-ton cargo
seats removal BILE; 10 hours cruise range:
25o p. and ": 3 radios: ready to go to
William sERHUs. FnShf iS44 aist Assms St. NV nW
Washing ton, D. c.
Evening star., 1946-01-27
FARM g GARDEN Cont } :.

SUCCESSFUL not, try a dormant mid
winter planting. We have not only the
most beautiful specimens. holly, ,yews. box
shrubs, but also the trained men who will
do a good job faster and better. Your
neighbor says, from experience, that Won
dergro, that three-in-one fertilizer, spread
over lawns, beds and around Shrubbery
will repay you with natures most brill
liant display over a very long period. II
you plan and demand the very best guar
anteed fagstone walk, wall, terrace, fence,
driveway, drainage, tree surgery, grading,
shearing, transplanting, painting, point
ing up or carpentry job, call LII. 1928
GEENERAfIs tEfs 'iIASNsTDscApING, manure, WELL
rotted $3.50 per ] 5 bu.; $3.50 per 10 bu.
delivered WA 4593.
COW MANURE and top soil, produced on
large dairy farm. This manure Is tops, high
quality and not filled with trash, corn cobs,
etc. The good quality you have right
to expect. Delivered in Washington in not
less than ton lots; S15 per ton. HOME
STEAD DAIRY FARM. Call L. r. Sabine,
GaithersbLrg, 93-W
MODEL &c" CASE TRACTOR and cultiva.
Tor. pickup hay baler. horse, drawn mower.
rake, Iorn cutivstor and planter, manure
spe sspreeader, feed grinder, tanning mill, q
Route 4. Box 42s, Alexandria, Va. Ensle-
100000 PEACH TREES in assorted varie-
ties and sizes offered by Virginia's largest
growers. Write for free copy illustrated
catalogue listing extensive lines of fruits
and ornamental plants. WAYNESBORO
NURSERIES, WaynesbOrO, Va
Evening star., 1946-01-27
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

HORSES BoARDED-Box stalls and groom
service; stable near Meadowbrook Saddle
HEREEoRD STEERS AND eGaIsi HEiFEks, Tk $50 500
q q ssmeridss @ Ssf 3: aftsr Hlsnasrs pm sF&S
nice heifers, about s mos. old: in nice <,
PiSdinnse ,S n : horses; $500 each. Gaithersburg
TH0RoUGHBRED HUNTER, ribbon winner.
hunted hd il.s this this season reasonably priced.
of 11RcE Il Eis frH shHEsR HohsTs so fam
II AM SPS oFFEhtNG Eh sgf For SALE a tive-gsjted
iads e05e that is beth gentle and
sr, HILLTOP FARMS, Fisher I'd. Sc
EpFsn pFes Esns sS6 FeeDheae ~p25ssa seGd Sd
REcEIyEp large shipment of Western
matchng brides s5 new NV and USED with
harness, s3s2- saddle pads, ST .s5 up; 4I5
saiteTs' sts5 a1 up 1s2 An ney Army saddles;
GO: 20s-10 S. Paca St, Baltimore /, Nd. =
HAY, HAY excellent quality lespedeza, baled
workers; l saddle mare, years old, broke
for ladies to ride. Rear 1894 Pa. ave, Sc,
FRESH GUERNSEY COW, T. B. and bangs
tested e;,ie easy mixer, plenty of good rich
Md. Elliott City SS-F-22
PONY. small, suitable for small child
reasonably priced; also German police pup
pics. Call Ga!thersburg 33-F-21
FRESH COW and calf weeks old 4 gall
lcnS OF milt per day; cheap; can't keep in
D. c. Re9r 736 18th st. Sc
FOR sALE-We have few choice Berk-
shires gifts bred, to "Homebuilder," 1915
Maryland champion boar: will farrow
March l Here's your chance to get started
N pure-bred business, MOUNT PROSPECT
FARMS, Tel. Rockville l64-J
FOR SALE-Only 13 left, BerkShires pigs,
8 wks. old: SIS each. First come, first
serve. MOUNT PROSPECT FARMS, Phone
i REGISTERED HoLsTEIN BULL, years
old. Soldiers Home stock. S175 p. F.
1907 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-01-27
FARM and GARDEN.
LANDSCAPE GARDNER and contractor

LANDSCAPE GARDNER and contractor
Grounos, large and small parks, ceme-
nes, tartilizing sprayins' S'tai trees trimmed ae
WEED o-MAT-Watch for the Weed-o-
sisned N the lever ' @ principie hdle' with ds
AzahRas,a iaes esee'Gp peonies for spring
s SFdsH SuRsfkEs fSaaR sa ansslR 2es Md
and Glenn Dale, Md.
MOUNTAIN LAUREL, its flowers are OF
exquisite shape and texture, supremely
seda ca sIFGns In asa asve sSsk % 9ssI
ERIEs. seabrook, Md, and Glenn Dale, Nd
FARMERS, ATTENTION-45O feet of iron
horses tnase or any livestock, s95 for lot need
1888, after pm. DU. 2486.
TREES REMOVED. landscaping, planting,
grading, draining, waterproofing: no Job
n1oraaFg too Large or small insaTsd llablity and
scAPE co, DI. 6e37 or UN. o963. 29s
GOOD STABLE MANURE. about 200 yds
50 per yd. or 81 yd by the. 100, at the
TRACTOR, new, on rubber all types farm
equipment, all kinds of feed. OWNER
Falls Church 21G0. /.
about 100 stacks of chicken manure. one
2-horse moving machine and dump rake,
wagon, one 2-horse corn cultivator, one
power feed grinder and small quantity of
baled straw. Gaithersburg 32-F-6.
FARM TRAILER, 4 wheels strong. all
steel, 4 new tires and tubes. fine for all
around farm work Price. S2l95O
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., 4O3O Wis. ave
SERVICE. pruning, planting,
sodding. lawns made reno
Vated, tree work, aagstone walks, cement
Walks and driveways. w. c. WALKER,
Evening star., 1946-01-27
COAL, WOOD ana FUEL OIL.

COAL, tons pea. WO. 5553. $500 Ne
sSRAP sis Fl LUMBER, nrevood, ,s1o-s15 and
59i9, COOPER SUPPLY CO.
Virginia and Maryland, $50 per cord.
Phone CH; 62i0 after pm.
FIREPLACE and stove wood for sale. de-
FIREPLACE. stove wood, mixed, seas Slab
wood, cut any length l cord. SIG: : cords,
$50; imm. del. ACkERBLoOM, DI. 2T04.
VETERAN has firewood for sale; mixed
wood 81 80, slab wood, $3.50. Phone
WOOD FOR SALE, very fine 2-year sea-
soned split oak; fireplace wood in Ii and
"a inch lengths $50 cord delivered in city
or nearby Md, in full cords only; quantity
CEMETERY, Ii 1913
SEASONED MIXED WOOD, fun cord, SEQ;
81 one-haf cord: delivered. WA. 4593
FIVE TONS OF CHESTNUT COAL, $40. Cali
II $3.50 - to pm.
COAL, generous, l3 tons. egg and stove:
Sl6Q 5 cash 6n, ! no delivery III East Capitol
so cords. it., seasoned
wood. 95C oak; sell all or half WO 1910.
WOOD, finest oak, good meas
ure; cord, $50, delivered, NO. 0660. 1915
Bryant st. ne.
STORAGE SPACE AVAILABLE, $4,000 So.
IT local moving padded vans, reasonable
AGE & TRANS. CO. $50 N. Y. ave. NV.
ASDiRONS, fire tools. screens ana all fire-
pace goods lepaired and rehnished D. L.
FFInRd2PPWEhE adf oG Gs 2th St NV ,SratSi ME- ls4
species, SIG cord, delivered; ST extra for
stacking Telephone call refunded on de-
livery. Ashton 2939
Evening star., 1946-01-27
POULTRY & EGGS.

1000 NEW HAMPSHIRE RED PULLETs,
ees' VIZ Srai1 "a fpeginnipWgr Wr TO lay n9y S25o
BARGAIN. $50 large Enslish-typ. Whit.
rasrse whie eggs per 0yii wt au. srsnstsr
must sell flock; So ca. II moved by Feb.l.
TGkk2Ys TGT sP7E; s5ar Soa sail. Texas bro.d,r,,..
55FSonze; 5S breeding stock. Pals Gf'easieS chafeS
FOR sALET1oo En- nice fat he hens, starting
now, sam Rice strain; 55c f., any amount.
YOUNG BARRED ROCK and Hampshire
Red ROSTERS, 81 80 and 50; also eggs.
oo1 EsTED sfHS S New IL Rsa s9s3 bullets
now laying; l pair silkies; pair ducks.
PLACE YOUR ORDER now for Maryland
chicks W:NNAR HATCHERY AND PoUL-
TRY FARM, colesville, Md. sH. 1887.
coWAN's CHIcks. baby and started. W.
SARMs phon. 1871 0sSf. 5sa
R2TeHfSG h2H!Sl RS EVERY TUESDAY. U. $. .D-
ga Ta CHEZ e gay Y1o2 go BAD dsss
fhiSgss HINEs caIcRsMd III NJ s329 g. s. approved Pull
arIIfTy 9HiSyks M from AhsSR Ses
Jumbo Leghorn cockerels for fast broilers
PeofGstaser efGas Immediate delivery: Mail orders
POULTRY. IS n. 9th ST., Phila. I. Pa.
lay, $3.50 for 10. Q. G. Maxwell,
Lanham, Md. Defense hwy.
BATTERY BROODER, 5-deck, latest model,
SIS or best offer. FIR. 2276.
INCUBATORS. one Newtown 10000 egg
capacity; one Jamesway $500 egg capacity;
9 Cypher oil-burning incubators having
insurance underwriters seal, capacity
266 eggs: remainder 400 eggs each; suit
able for your own or fancy breeds; must
sell as have disposed of my poultry farm;
sell all or part; might exchange for small
auto Ii. 7434, to weekdays.
BANTAMS, trio buff cochen, pair Japa-
nese, priced reasonable. Quick sale. 7344
Georgia ave. NV. Ia. 1921.
CAN OFFER weekly about 80 dozen day
old. extra large fresh eggs. Come to 7l9
Whittier st. NV.
30 HENS, 8 ROSTERS. hens all laying; as is
81 so each: leaving town Sunday night.
PLACE YOUR ORDER now for Nd. U. s.
approved Pqllorum passed New Hampshire
Try FARMS, Colesville, Md.
Barred Rocks, Reds, White Rocks, S795
fryers, S3.25 per 100 Leghorn cockerels.
81 80 per 100: $3.50 per 900. Immedi-
q. ate ,ss delivery E. o, D. PEERLESS CHICKS.
200 NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS, pullets ready
to lay next month WI O656
Evening star., 1946-01-27
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, JANUARY II, 1916.
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK tcont. !,

CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK tCont.)
2 HEIFERs, one ls months, one months
brood sow. WILLIAM p DALTON, 7l8(
Foote I'd Sc. Locust 1875.
10 MULES, sound, good workers, $40 up:
z mule colts, yrs. old, riding horses
IL ! spotted pc 5-gaited mare, safe for any
horse all ki1as nd Of harness saddles brides
Rear 736 18th St sc. TR 901l.
HOLSTEIN HEIFER, fresh Feb 3: lespe-
deza and timothy hay, baled, excellent
quality. Phone Fairfax 2s0-W-4
MICH GOATS. pure bred, Toggenburg: .
strand Can Ashton a95a '' N''o
RIDING HORSE, would exchange for pony
or smaller horse: 2 English saddles brides,
racing saddle, Western pony saddle, bride,
SET single driving harness. plow harness q
aorSe a ploWs. 3.horse moving machine
rSn4nh FHiThill Earn abpHt mi vest Of Falls
GoWcFne Gs,s cFTne, young Guernsey COW for sale.
ThoRoEGHBRID HUNTER, ribbon winner,
hunted this season: reasonably priced Call
Falls Church ss96-J-l2 .Baileys Cross
L;1,s LANES, s;d g. for sale. TIcHENoR' Coles
GOATS WANTED, Toggenburg or any breed
soon to be fresh: would buy pair Box
RAJ EABBITs' II ssnz Nes ze4land bucks also
THotR6oGiGiHBRED MARE, ) years old
gentle, by Sun Meadow out OF Melicent by
Anbotta Nymph. Box 2003, Herndon, Va.
Evening star., 1946-01-27
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOxERs-Pups, Of exceptional quality;
pIIced. Al. 0SO5. 27S
STUD SERVICE, black cocker spaniel, son
Of Of >, champion palecarlias Bob. Phone
FRozEN HORSE 5' MEAT, pobermap Pin
schers, Axe .registered: cocker spaniels,
Axe Axe registered; Shetland sheep dogs, Axe
reSlstered and mixed-breed pups PET
FOOD SHOP. 5000 Lee hwy, East Falls
Church. Falls Church 244O
WANTED CATS AND KITTENS. over 6
weeks, reasonable prices paid. HI.
COLLIE PUPPY, A. K. C. registered two
beautifully marked males; $50 each. wal
dorf 1921 (MdD.
RABBITS, 10 white New Zealand, 13 does
and bucks, some are registered: hutcheS
and all. Call Locust 7413, 6400 LIVINGSTON
DOVERMAN Pincher. 1-yr.- old male: will
Sacrlhce for S25 with papers Please call
FIR 0S2S. Owner leaving city
SCHNAUZER puppies for COM
panions and show champion sired from
Church $3.50.
LEAVING CITY, forced to sell black and
white female cocker. eligible Axe register,
TWo FEMALE PUPPIES. 3 months old;
cheap for good home. WA. 2SO2.
Evening star., 1946-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ACCESSORIES for camera fans wanted,
incl. cameras. movie equip. Pay highest
prices. ,BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave. NV. 1opp.
Dept, Of Justice). RE. 2434.
wanted Teb,!a. State price Box 3s-D. Star;
Cash prices paid. Cali MR.. r FARE FARREN nNashsse Re.
public 6223.
ADDING MACHINE, electric, desk model;
must be in perfect condition, RA. 4S24
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters,. calculat-
ors office equip. all kinds. Top prices paid.
Eve and Sun. co; 1925 week. DI 1872.
lators. bought. sold and rented RE II77
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th
ADDING MACHINES ana typewriters
bonght top prizes: repaired quickly n
20 p, Beng Bldg. 18th and N Y ave
era, in good condition. Reply Box 491-G.
ALABAsTER OR BIsoUE FIGURES, glass
china, music boxes, buttons and anything
else which is old. Box 3Q0-D, Star.
ANTIQUES, furniture, bric-a-brac, china,
glassware, rugs. silverware,. paintings;
highest cash prices paid. Call MURRAY
Taylor 1888.
Evening star., 1946-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER for rent. available immedi-
ately ly Mr., BOND; RE, 2727. 81.
Evening star., 1946-01-27

TEILEPHoNE IT ! EP TABLE and chair, maple,
21a-in. objective lens; splendid for boating,
target spotting and many other uses; $50
T1ENePLER'S TT ! PAWNBRoKERs SALES CO.,
aaIibSen TIRbs new R6s sSos1s tEo trade for movie
service viss. leave car am ready al 5; gradt
Sgs esi ss # I1 oS Sss4 ss IT, GfS7 f Sss;
es,s rs i4ss sHS 'zdsk 4 aEss sS%
chine ridgid pipe Cutter 5ezGi9s No rideid ma
PIPE To,tdo sd6ead6eIs, cut inch to inch;
No 3. Cali WA. 1884. 'e@" ''Se'
ToYslThree wooden strollers, S2.4o: 10
crbs 5a meta wason Sb 81
ows, rocking horses, Telescopes, other ta
,oys' games reduced. Sunday am. to
ToYsIHolgate train, ain WOO wooden assembled
oc9Shf condton large size nstal chair both
sss--iinncGho o.7 Sunday after 2 pm. Silver
FFsS4gdks ss45d ca tS sa{Gy year old Sizes sl45o
TRICYCLE.; girls coat, Logging sets, spring
coats, dresses, underwear: boys SPRING
si TRicYcLEs, S'ef 70 GOOD 90 eeDd ao of large small:
aqto m opoh pedal type, medium size, good cond.
Tricycle., 81: child's table and chair, se.
TRICYCLE., good cond.. pedal blocks, for
child Of 5, SIS, RA. 2170.
TUXEDO, 80 long, excellent condition
Il. 6310. 27'
| ell, new condition. GE. 5355.
TROMBONES - Gold lacquered Regent,
S59 80: late model Conn, gold lacquered,
$50 30; both in good condition. Republic
6212. KITS, 1880 G st. NV.
TROPICAL FISH BAKERS TROPICAL
HOUSE, 1S1 Both ST. ne. See our ad un-
| der aquariums.
TROPICAL FISH, aquariums, supplies.
NED's AQUARIUM. 5iI9 Baltimore ave.
Hyattsville, Md. uN. 1881. Open noon
TRi1MpErs r II .. corr., .nd .rornor. c..
] Sunday, At pm, 143l Meridian pl. NV.
3400 block 14th st, NV.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-11

didn't have a divorce from his
second wife. I told him It was
best that I have our marriage an
nulled but love him and he beg
ged me to wait. He had to 20 In
service and he did get his divorn,
from the second wife. Now r. !,
begging me to wait on him -
he returns so that we can -
legally. He sends me me 'ey
every month and seems /,
much in love with me. What
must I dot
Ans: Wait on him. He made
a mistake II u true by not let
ting you know the facts 40 they
were but he obtained his divorce
as soon as II was possible 10 DO
so. ,..ow, he wants very much
to marry you a. soon a. IL u pos-
sible for him TO arrange II You
love the man very very mach
and he loves you Arrange q b
married lseslly when he sets his
next leaye. e. -
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-11
Mrs. Henrietta Blake

Mark Jackson of Chattanooga,
Tenn, spent Christmas with his
mother, Mrs Alice Criner. He
was also the dinner guest of his
nephew, Christmas day.
George Smith and family, Car
Davis and family, and Rev. T. O.
Crudup and family spent Christ
mas day with Mrs. Otis Pace.
Mrs. Irene Manly of Shreveport,
La, spent the holiday with her
mother, Mrs, Mary Hall. Pvt.
Algeria Cage of Sheppardfield,
Texas, spent Christmas with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Cage. Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Carter and Miss Lille Mae Car
ter and family spent the holidays
with their mother, Mrs. Sallie
Carter. Professor and Mrs.
Lawrence Walker and family of
Bristow, Okla, were holiday
guests of Mrs. Walkers grand
father, Arthur Todd. Mrs.
Irene Adam is i'll with hte flu.
Her daughter and family OF Hot
Springs are at her bedside. Z.
Mrs. Freddie Mae Godfrey and
family of st. Louis are visiting
here. :. Mrs. Ester Lee Jenkins
spent the week in Ashdown. :.
Mrs. Pearl Murphy spent Christ
mas with relatives in Waldo.
Rev. z. z. Driver and family of
Ell Dorado and Rev. H. M.
Greene and family of Pine Bluff
were holiday visitors of Arthur
Todd. For news to the State
Press, see Agent Henrietta Blake
at the Methodist Parsonage.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-11
HOLLYWOOD DISCOVERY

MONEY BACK GU ARANTEE
Send no money. Pay postman $500
plus postage when package arrives.
NINE. PAULINE LAWSON Z co.
BOX 1851 HOLLYWOOD. CALF.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-11
BRADLEY
Dorothy M. Mitchell

Miss Ezell Barrow spent the
holidays visiting her parents.
Miss Malinda Harris spent
Christmas with her parents. d.
Mrs. Roberta Harris is in town
from California visiting her
mother, Mrs. Eddie Washington,
and her sister and brother, and
other relatives and friends. 4.
Miss Whitmore and Miss Mays
went home to spent Christmas. {.
pumpkin Springs Sunday School
Is still doing fine. Mrs. Rose
hurry passed on December 10th.
She is survived by a daughter, a
son and a host of other relatives
and friends. Miss Geraldine
Brown was recently married to
j. T. Harris, a veteran of this
war. Green Wright and Mrs.
Chata Brown we're married on
December 23rd at 2 p. m. :.
Miss Sstella Brown and John L.
Law were married on December
gath at 7 p. m. The pumpkin
Spring School had a very nice
Christmas tree very nice presents
were given TO the pupils and the
teachers.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-11

II. ]. ! married a man who
had been married twice. He
was divorced from his first wife
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-11
Sues Beouty &
BoYbaY Shop

Phone 2-es7l sls w. 9Th 81.
HAIR STYLING
COURTEOUS SERVICE
Operators: Elnoza James. Vegna
Mae Robinson. Elvia z. Marks.
Future Mae Emerson.
MRS. SUE LINDSAY. Prop.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-11

When you have any complaints
to make concerning the lateness
of shortage of your paper, con-
tact Peter Campbell. Circulation
Department, State Press p. o.
Box 2l79, Little Rock, Arkansas.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-11

but not the second which didn't
know about. He begged me to
marry him which 49, 9"
weeks marriage lie 49, -.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-11

M. TT am writing to ask you
what is the cause of me having
these drawing spells. l also want
to know il what my neighbors
burn has anything to do with it
and are they trying to kill me?
What can l do to put a stop to
it?
Ans: Your neighb0rs are in
no way responsible for your
physical condition. Consult a re-
liable physician Immediately and
let him give you complete ply
steal examination. Whatever
course Of treatment he prescribes,
be sure to follow his instructions
carefully. As for the neighbors-
they cannot harm you with what
they burn. You are worrying un
necessarily. Pay absolutely no
attention to their actions as they
have no. grudge against you.
B. M. C.--Two years ago I left
my wife with young baby. I
did not provide for her as I
should have done. There were
times when ! didn't even write. I
realize my mistake now and I
have written my wife to this eff
feet. told her that had saved
money and wanted to come and
get her and the baby and bring
them here. She won't give me
an answer until ! 60 down for
her. Is there chance for me?
Ans: There is chance for you
as long as she did not thumbs
She isn't going to show too much
enthusiasm about the idea until
she sees and talks with YOU per-
sonally. You disappointed her
once and she is going to try to be
sure that you are sincere this
time before giving you another
chance. Your wife and baby need
you and II is to be hoped that
you make amends for what you
have done TO them.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-11

r. w. 81 live with a man and
have been with him for the past
four years. have lomed him
very much but he won't take care
of me. He seems to love me, but
l am tired of his way of doing
so please advise me what to do7
Ans: Free love has a price as
you are finding to your sorrow.
When this affair began you both
were self supporting and suffi-
cient unto yourselves. if you
remain together, you will have to
continue to shoulder your side of
the responsibility. He will not
offer ANYTHING more than what
he did at the beginning. You can
either take it or leave it. Had
you married this man instead of
choosing the primrose path, you
would have been his RESPONSE
bility and he would have known
from the start that he was re-
sponsible for your upkeep. While
you are young you may not see
the Importance of future security
but as years 60 on you will. There
is no substitute for marriage. :.
it's the only decent way to form
union.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-11

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