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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-22

invited.
 The small children, ages three to nine, will appear in group or individual recitations and songs. The Junior and Intermediate class es will present a Christmas panto- mime play in which Joseph and Mary are coming to the Bethlehem Inn to meet the inn-keeper's wife and little girl, together with the cook and her little girl This ima- ginary detail brought into the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-22
LUTHERAN SUNDAY SCHOOL. PROGRAM
 TUESDAY EVENING

Tomorrow - Tuesday - at 730 o'clock, the Sunday School of the Lutheran church will conduct It's Christmas worship at a program to which the public is cordially
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-22
GOES TO INTANGIBLE

Miss Etolin Coulter. of the Gov ernors office, left today for her home at Wrangell, where she will spend the Christmas holidays.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-22
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE

Christmas Party Monday, Dec. 22 at 7;30 D. m. in New Moose Club. Dent -orgetl 762 St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-22
EASTERN STAR

Business meeting Juneau Chapter No. :, Tuesday, Dec. 23 8 o'clock. Alice Brown, Secretary. 64 2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-22
HoSpITAL NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's Hospital on Sunday for medical attention were Tom Sandvik, Mrs. Frank See and Carl Anderson.
 Leaving the hospital were Carl Egge and Fred Frosbese.
 Annie Willard of Hoonah was admitted to the Government Hos pital yesterday.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12

have come from inside the move
ment where an agency in the
defense field will hurl darts at
one of it's competitors.
The frankest discussion yet, OF
the good will movement was held
at the 5Sth annual convention of
the Central Conference of Ameri-
can Rabbits in Montreal last
month, where two rabbis presented
before 400 of their assembled col
leagues from all parts of the Uni
ted States and Canada, papers on
"a revaluation of the good will
movement.
Good willism in America came
in for some lambasting in both
papers. But while Rabbi Benedict
Glazer, of Detroit, is convinced
that the movement is bankrupt,
Rabbi Abraham L. Feinberg, of
Toronto, conceded it has some
worthy accomplishments to its
credit and holds out hope for i'm
provement.
The heaviest barrage levelled
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12
How Good are the Goodwill Movements?


against the Good Will Movement
was that it places too much en-
uhasis on tolerance, failing to take
cognizance of the fact that to live
and let live" doesn't imply one
group doing the other any particu-
lar favor. There is too much exhor-
tation and oratory, Rabbi Glazer
explained, and the resultant action
is proportionally small. He men
toned specifically the National
Conference of Christians and Jews,
which, he said, "does not involve
itself in any social action and takes
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12

There has been considerable
controversy among Jews from
coast to coast over the merits of
"good willism" as Characterized
by intercultural and interfaith
movements and united efforts by
non-sectarian groups in the de-
Tense of the rights of all.
AS with all nationwide move
ments, encompassing scores of
communities all over the country
and involving considerable plan
ming, fund raising and public rela-
tons activities, good willism has
been open to attack from many
sides. Frequently the criticism
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12
Orlando, Florida
This question was convention the Central
Rabs the given show the
need for a reassessment past approach and method
BY william B. SAPPHIRE

living the United states ana
of decades Like
regional nationwide minOties IN tine
amaby with the 1S6OOOOOO other
conceivable color religion and naOnal
origin who with them.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12
The City Beautiful

no sides on these questions, which
deal with the legislative efforts to
eliminate prejudice and diGcrimi-
nation"
CONTINUED on Page SS)
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
NJ Phi Chapter Accepted By
The National Organization

Alpha Phi Omega National
Sorority and Fraternity Of Beau
ticians and BARRIERS has accepted
into its folds. MI Phi Chapter Of
Little Rock which was organized
March II by Soror State Director
NJ, Il, Patterson. Members of the
organization are Soror Bertha Y
Lewis. Basileus. official Sorors
Eldora NJ. Edwards, Viola Holt,
Cleo b. Holmes, Arthella Pettus,
Cleophus Tyler, Austine Williams,
Beatrice Taylor, Ruth Miller. Vlr-
ginia Il. LleWelyn and Mentoria
Montague, and members Sorors
ldell Steele Earnestine M. Fur.
gerson. Willie b, Martin. Austria.
La J, Hollinger, Annie A. High.
tower. Dovie Sims, Dora II. King
Thelma Snow, Myrtle Ferguson
Katherine Pence, Martha Shaw
Jaunita Brown. Parthenia Jacks
Helen Sales Roberta Reeves,
Genolia Goods. and Althea Jen.
kins
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
ST. PAUL SUNDAY SCHOOL

The st Paul Sunday School,
1908 Commerce Street has just
closed a successful 3oday drive
directed by Supt Y. Crawford. on
April 10th Rev. Jno. W. Oliver OF
First Nazerine Church twhite),
with sixteen OF more of his fol.
lowers was present After the
powerful sermon ST. Paul Choir
rendered selection. The Lord
Will Make A Way Somehow. = To.
tai raised during the drive $71,62.
Rev. l.. NJ. Knowles. pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
Phyllis Wheailey

The Y-Teens OF the Phyllis
Wheatley Branch YWCA celebra-
ted their Y-Teen week beginning
Sunday April 20, through Sunday
April u.
Their aim was to acquaint more
of the youth as well as adults of
the City with their program and
its purpose
Their Theme for the week was
Youths Responsibility In The
Atomic Age.
Announcements of the weeks
activities We're made by several
of the Y-Teen girls in many of
our churches on the opening date.
Friday. April % the group rem
dered programs in Dunbar's study
hall during the third. sixth and
eighth periods. In this way they
wereable to contact most of the
High School students and inform
them concerning the purpose and
detectives of the Y-Teen Depart
ment.
On Friday. night the Depart.
ment had its Mother-Daughter
Banquet in the YWCA Assembly
room. This was well attended by
the mothers and friends of the
Teen-agers. A splendid program
was rendered by the Department
The guest speaker for the even.
ing was Rev. ]. F. Henderson
pastor OF Allison Presbyterian
Church. In his inspiring message
he brought out many points on
Youths Responsibilities in max.
ing this a better world in which
to live.
The Y-Teen week ended the
9th with a group of the girls,
one advisor Mrs. F.. f. Brown.
and the Y-Teen Director attending
worship services at Bethel A. NJ,
r. Church 1t was Youth Day. The
address given by Atty Harold
Flowers contributed much TO our
"Y" theme. He stressed the i'm.
portance Of young people should.
ering their responsibility In max
ing our democracy real.
The V. J. j Club and guests
enjoyed a chilli supper in the "Y"
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
ALLEN TEMPLE
IA. IA. {. CHURCH

Last Sunday morning Rever-
end l.. o. Grady, pastor, preached
a soul-stirring sermon to large
audience on Let there be no
strife among you" So. Mrs. c.
G. Waugh, 1914 South Valentine,
was hostess to the All Star mo.
theirs Club last week in the alb.
sence OF the president. Mrs. Cor.
rine Jones, Vice president, pre-.
sided After business the pastor
gave encouraging arks;
games were played with Mrs.
Laura Johnson prize winner. and
delicious repast was served.
Mrs Daisy jefferson, 1921 South
Valentine. will be hostess to the
next session, The Club sponsored
musical program last Sunday
evening which was very success.
full and which resulted in the
raising OF s132.76. .... The Smil.
ing Five Quartette, Elmo Miles
Mgr, will render musical pro.
gram Sunday evening. May 4th
at 2;3o p. m The program is
sponsored by the Willing Work.
ers Club Mrs. Octavia Dooly.
president The public is invited.
Mrs O. y. Conner reporter
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
MISS JONES WINS TEN
MINUTE CONTEST

Alpha Epsilon Chapter OF Iota
Phi Lambda Sorority of Little
Rock, sponsored their Annual
Typewriting Contest at the John.
sons School OF Business, GIG
State, last Friday The prize OF
$500 for the one minute contest
was won by Miss Julia Ann Cook
1000 Hanger Street senior steno
grapher student at the Business
School Miss Laura Jean Jones,
3Ol9 State Stdeet, Dunbar Senior
High School Student won the tut
ton scholarship Of $4,000 in the
ten minute contest Second place
was won by Miss Mae Frances
Williams OF 23l7 Cross Street. a
beginner at Johnson's. A movie
was shown while the papers were
being checked and winners de
cided.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
STUDENTS GIVE
ANNUAL CARNIVAL

The Annual Carnival at Short
er will be given on the nights of
May II and 10 in the auditorium
OF the college, Attractive booths
and floor shows will feature each
night. Prizes will be awarded the
best booths. Sponsors are Miss
Altha Brown. Mrs. Leola Lamb.
and Dean S. S. Taylor.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
MRS. S. S. MORRIS
RETURNS

Mrs. S. S. Morris, wife of the
president, has returned home
with Joyce, two year old daughter
OF the couple, after a protracted
visit to the bedside of her sick
father in Springfield, Tennessee
Her father was much improved
at the time she left Springfield.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02

Kitchen on Thursday. The same
evening the Y-Teen Department
gave a party honoring the J. b. s
Club, who won first place in the
sale of tickets for our Y-Teen
Revue.
Dancing and games were en-.
joyed by the club members and
their guests.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the Department Miss
Willie Mae Thomas, President
of club and Miss Charlene John
son, Club Advisor.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
PARIS REVUE

The North Little Rock Beauti
clans Club presented a Paris Re.
vue Tuesday night. April Gath at
Shorter College Auditorium fea-
turing the latest in hair styles
and clothes. The stage setting
was modern beauty shop fur.
nished by the Little Rock Barber
and Beauty Supply Company.
Mrs. NJ Nicely, president; Mrs
o. A. Scott, announcer; MIS-
Nettie NJ. Lovelace reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
SHORTER COLLEGE
SHORTER OBSERVES
MOTHERS DAY

Shorter College, 9Th and Locust
Streets, North Little Rock, s. S,
Norris, president will observe
Mothers Day. Sunday May II, at
6 D. M. in the school auditorium
A pageant will be presented with
the title, Mothers OF Long Ago"
The public is invited to attend.
Sponsors Of the program are Mrs.
Jessie Z. Turner Matron, and
Mrs. Leola Lamb teacher of
High High School and Registrar
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
DRAMATIC CLUB
GIVES COMEDY

She's My Baby, n farce-com'
edy in three acts will be given
in the College Auditorium. Webs
day night, May 7, at eight o'clock.
This il the annual appearance Of
the club and the primary purpose
Is to encourage the amateur study
of the drama through the periodic
presentation Of a play. Actors on
Wednesday mite will be Mamie
Brown. u. w. Harmon. Albert
Hill Esther Slayton, Ruth Good
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
Phone 2-saa8-

W h 0 c a m wn for
the occasion and Mrs. M. T.
Woods OF Little Rock; one bro.
ther, S. S, Davis of Little Rock
Mrs. d. d. Nelson and j. l.. Mel.
son, There are two other sisters
who We're not present Mrs. Cora
Zachary Of Buffalo. N. y. and
Mrs Sally Williams of Pine Bluff.
a tasty dinner was served. The
affair was enjoyed by all attend.
ing and Mrs. Nelson was tile re.
eipient Of many lovely and use
full gifts.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore $. Mel.
son Of 2720 4, Bird. Street North
hllte Rock. We're host and host
ess OF a lovely birthday dinner
Monday April ltth given in hon.
or Of Mr.. Nelson's mother Mrs.
d. r Nelson Among this guests
"e"e two sisters. Mrs. Annie
Coleman Of Claremore, Oklahoma,
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
rNTERTAINS BROTHER
ENTERTAINS COUSIN

Miss Veronica +. Higgins en-.
tertained Friday honoring her
cousin. Miss Pearl e. Smith, who
will soon be leaving for Detroit,
Michigan. Present were Mines Ly.
dia Singleton and Elmira Watkins
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
2 NIGHT HAWKS

The Twenty One Night Hawks
met April 2Sth with a large mum
Der of members present. Jim 81
mons nonresident member of
Camden, was present and made
interesting remarks concerning
the benefits of the club. Three
associate and one nonresident
members were added TO theelub.
All members are requested 10 be
present Monday night. ]. D. Da-
Wis, reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
MISS RAWlS HONORED

Miss Vivian A. Rawls, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rawls Of
Ills West Goth Street. was a.
mong the two Arkansas students
honored Friday for scholastic ach
ievement in the University ofMi-
chigan. Ann Arbor Miss Rawls re
ceived the Community Fund of
Detroit scholarship.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
FLIES TO SONS BEDSIDE

Mrs. Green, 90l Harrington St
rect, recently flew to the bedside
Of her son who is in Detroit,
Michigan,
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02

win, Matte Wilson Ida Bell Fish
err Samuel Mosely, Travis Far
mer and Bessie Collins. Sponsor
OF the Club and of the PLAY is
Mrs. Lois Pattillio, teacher of
high school English.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
SINGING UNION AT
ROSE OF SHARON

The Cooperative Singing Union
will hold its Installation program
at the Rose of Sharon Baptist
Church, Sunday, May 5 at 2;30
D IN. The officials will be install.
ed by Reverend NJ. Thomas, and
the sermon will be delivered by
Reverend ]. Oliver The president
Is r. ]. Carnell.
eNTeRrAlNs BROTHER
Mrs. Lawrence Lowe, 2l0l West
2lst Street, was hostess at din.
ner party on April Is, given In
honor OF her brother, Jasper Hen.
son, of Oakland, California, who
spent his vacation with her An.
other out of town guest present
was Mrs. Stokes from Kansas
city. Other guests were f. Jack
son, Miss Martha j. Davis. Mr..
and Mrs. Coulter and Mesdames
Maude Mckinney and I. North.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02
ATTENTION VETERANS

ATTENTION VETERANS
Money to live on and tuition
paid while veterans learn a
trade in coming new industry
DOMESTIC AND CONNER
CIAL REFRIGERATION, MO.
TOR WINDING AND MOTOR
REPAIRS. Day and night class
es. other classes starting. APP
proved by Veterans Administra'
ton also Missouri State Board
Of Education. Write for fun in
formation.
MECHANICS ARTS
TRAINING SCHOOLS, Inc.
t4o8.to e. 18th ST..
Kansas City 9, Mo.
--t.24
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02

The V. J. j Club and guests
enioyed a chilli sumner in the "Y"
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-02

The Y-Teens of the Phyllis
Wheatley Branch YWCA celebra-
ted their Y-Teen week beginning
Sunday April 20, through Sunday
April u.
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W ELDON
Juanita Garner

Roosevelt Mays was here from
Illinois to visit his sister, Mrs.
Necie Mitchell recently ......
Friends of Mrs. Ethel Howard
were sorry to hear of her pass
ing in West Memphis =. Mrs
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-25

these training cruises, gunnery
drills. battle programs, and lee
lures are given to refresh the
reservists' previous training and
acquaint them with the latest de
velopments in Naval equipment
go. Lee a, Johnson. st. NJ &c
USN, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Dunlap. 70i IL w. 9th St,
has returned to Newport. Rhode
Island, aboard the light cruiser
uSS Wilkes.Barre after a four
month cruise in European waters.
The Wilkes-Barre has visited Ply.
mouth, Portland and Southhamp-
ton, England; LeHavre, France;
Antwerp, Belgium; Glasgow. Scot
land and Bergen, Norway.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-25
TULIP

lmo0ene Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Smith Of
N. Little Rock spent the week
eud with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie l.. Smith OF Leola.
Robert Smith. Jr. motored to
Fordyce Saturday on business
Mrs. Matte Wilson Is on the
sick list. We hope for her q
speedy recovery -. Sunday was
high day. +. d. Smith, supt
conducted Sunday School The
Junior Glass won the banel
raising soc. Total collection, 81
II. Visitors present from Malvern
Lacerne Hawkins, Mary Jear
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. F. Smith
The pastor, Rev. B. F. Londor
preached a soul stirring sermon
Sunday. The choir was at it,
best.
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Ethel M. Jones

Ethel M. Jones
A large crowd enjoyed an in
teresting Sunday School lesson.
p. Charley Sans of Camden and
S l.. Parchia visited NJ Tol.yer
recently &C.. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Parchia of Camden visited the
Oliver family Sunday -. Mar
tha Lee Oliver and others we're
REGENTS guests of John L. Oliver
=. Mrs. Nancy Elliott of Camden
spent a night with her daughter
-. Mrs. Roberta Norful of Rich
mond. California is back home,
AID Is repairing her home. Geo.
Burch is the carpenter 60. Mrs.
Adline iildreth visited Mrs. b.
l.. Elliott Of FL Dorado over the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-25
TeYarkana

Mrs. Ida B. Marshall - Phi. 1929
ST James Sunday School met
on time with Supt. Adams and
his staff at their posts. 30 mem
bels were present At IL o'clock
PRAYER meeting was conducted by
the officers. Pastor a. Williams
preached a wonderful sermon. =,
Foraey is still on the sick list.
Rev. Gordon Evans, nephew Of
Mrs p. Boyd left July 18th Tor
Marshall, Texas for ummer
school 80. Mrs. Gertrude Taylor
Murdoch and two sons. Lois Jas.
and Charles of Philadelphia and
Mrs. Angie Ford Of Oakland. Cal
ifornia are visiting Alex Ford,
1905 Laurel st. &C., Misses Fran
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-25
For The STATE PRESS Pap
Or In The Wsst End OF Town
Call Mrs. c. r. harrison 1871
Lewis; Phone 3.to27
BoUoHroN

Junior Tucker
Mrs Odessia Simmons has re-
turned from Detroit, Mich. after
q short visit with her sisters and
brothers, She was accompanied
back by her father, S. M. Hunter
-. The 32nd Annual Session of
the Southwest District Singing
Convention was held at Macedon
la Bapt. Church, Rev A. c. vii
cher, pastor. Amount raised, SASS
l3 -. Mrs. jennie Hamilton who
has been away in summer school
has returned home -. Frank Ell
lis visited his mother at Malvern
last weekend =. Mr.. and Mrs
Ebert Wilson and son, spent
the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. Henrietta Washington.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-25

Myrtle Lott had as her guests
this week her brother, Richard
Howard OF West Memphis, sis
ter. Mrs. Nora Boone OF Augusta.
another sister from Santa Mon
lea, California, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Harden -, The house of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams Dillingham;
was destroyed by fire last week
=. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen had as
guests their son and wife and
their children from Illinois ..
Mrs. Jaunita Ellis win leave soon
for Santa Monica, California.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-25

Lucille Cook

Lucille Cook
Lane Sport Baptist Church held
a homecoming program. A bus
from Benton, La. brought the Sill
yer Star Singers. A. M Williams,
brother Of the pastor, was with
the singers. A large number from
Clearer Springs Baptist Church
was present. Rev. H. C. Cooks
preached wonderful sermon in
the morning. Rev. G.. c. Jones
preached at the afternoon service
Total collection, s9G.54.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-25
CARVER ny" NEWS
THE CARVER Y. M, C. A.
CHORAL CLUB

The Carver Y, M. c. A. Choral
Club is progressing rapidly under
the capable leadership of Joe l.,
Robinson. The Choral Club was
organized In March l947 by a
group of young men whose inter
est in singing was similar, These
men met and elected the follow
ing officers: Fletcher Muldrew,
President; T. w, Coggs. Jr. Sec
rotary; Samuel Posey, Jr., Treas
urer; and ID. +. Tyler Sponsor.
The members realized great
need for increased facilities at
the Carver Y. M. c, A., and felt
through. their efforts In bringing
fine, music to the public that
funds secured would be used to
accomplish this goal From this
idea the purpose of the organixa-
ton was developed.
Since the time OF organizing
the club has spent many hours
practicing to bring forth theil
ideals, To date the Choral Clut
has rendered numbers at man,
churches In the city and have
appeared in concert. Friends ant
patrons have done much to in
spire and encourage the contin
ued efforts of the members.
The membership of the club con
sists of Jerome Muldrew, Herman
Carter. William Jackson, Marvin
Woods, Thomas holland. Jr. Der
nard childress, Donald Jacobs
Llewelyn Edwards, Elmo Carter
Willie Waters and Ozell Sutton
The Carver Y. M. C. A. is
member of the Community Chest
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-25
Pin Cushion

Pin Cushion
A small ball of modelling clay
makes an excellent pin cushion as
the oil content Of the clay keeps
pin or needle points from rusting.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-25
By I. Melvin

Frozen Fruit
When thawing frozen fruit leave
1t in tn. sealed container Exposure
to air tends to destroy the fresh
flavor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-25

weekend 49,. Mrs. Vernon Hill
dreth and family were guests oil
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Staples $500.
Deacon and Mrs. Jim Thompson
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Staples -. Have your news
ready when the paper girl comes
BY.
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NOTES FROM THE NAVY

Clifton Cunningham, Sim &c,
uSN, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Cunningham, 1924 E. 9Th Street
has completed a two week Naval
reserve training cruise to Hamil.
ton, Bermuda. aboard the attack
cargo ship USS Marquette. On
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ces and Doris Stuckey are visit
ing their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John stuckey. 4os e. 18th st.
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FOUR BIG SAvlN0S
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Il A SUNDAY ]
W. SCHOOL
u !. LESSON !.
Wisdom. Understanding
= Our Daily Living

-s-sSON TEXT FOR JULY H-Prov.
ais: 3.i3-i8; 90. 10, James l:o
emory SELECTION Wisdom Is
srtnctpai thing: therefore get wis.
n: and with all thy getting get un.
as, standing Proverbs 81.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-07-25

&OfrOkx NOTE LAassa sssbjscta
81 eesiptsee eesss sssssetsd asl ceey,
d0Aepd S1>fueeuuattoaaf CsuaeH Of Re-
N9ie0 elueeties: usel ~ essaissisa.
The union times., 1947-02-08
Post Quits
 To Join The AVG

San Francisco (LPA) = Violent disagreement with the American Le- gion's anti-labor policies resulted last week in the complete withdrawal of the Russel J. Barton Post from the Legion and the filing of an applica- tion for afiliation with the American Veterans Committee.
 Commander Herman Eimers said that the Barton Post, composed of 155 veterans, declared that in addition to the Legion's anti-labor stand he be- lieved that World War II vets had little or no chance of making their in- fuence felt in the Legion's conven- ton or bureaucracy.