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4
Nine. de AminoT and young
Alexandra Aminof, toife and
daughter OF the SDedish
Charge d'Afaires, in a charm
ing n1other-daughter portrait.
Mr.. Aminof is obliged to stay
in Washington during the alb
sence OF the Minister, and as
he and his 1Dite aDere In Cuba
through the 1ointer they 1oiH
haze no uacation this summer.
Their daughter, hopeUer, has
been at Rehoboth and n0lo is
at camp in the AdirondGcks.
-HeSSler Photos.
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LEWISVILLE
Emanuel Watson

The Lewisville colored schools
opened Monday, October 9th with
several new teachers added to the
faculty and a large enrolment Of
students. The outlook for the
school years is very bright Teach
er spirit is high with an atmo-
sphere of first class cooperation.
The students seem to be thirsty
with anxiety to receive instrue-
ton. The following teachers con-
stitute the faculty: F D Christie
pher, principal; II. Miller, vice
principal; Miss Pinkie J Turner,
Mrs. E. j. Simpson, Mrs. Rether
Watson, Miss Dora M. Lacy, Mrs
Panic Miller. Ward Schools Mrs.
Minnie Toiler, Avery School; Mrs.
Hazel Dean, Gum Point School,
Miss Alva Hunter, Shady Grove
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PORTLAND
Mrs. Sadie Davenport

Mrs Babe Kimbell of WimoJ
visited here Saturday --... Mrs
Harriet Draggs spent the week
end in Calliston. La George
Hamp made a business trip to Lit
tie Rock last week Miss Be
Essie Gipson is on the sick list
.... Mr., and Mrs, Henry Sparks
from Merouge, La, visited in Port
land Saturday Mrs. Simmie
Allen visited her sister in Der
mott Saturday Mrs. Carlean
Davenport attended the funeral Of
her sister-in-law Mrs. Mealura
Goodwin in Jerome Sunday
William Hopkins made a special
trip to Dermott Saturday .5a Mrs.
Mary Davenport of Dermott at
tended the quartet singing al
No. Sunday night.
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RDANELlE
Pauline Burns

The St John Baptist Church
Usher Board sponsored a success
full Tea Sunday afternoon. $1,000
was raised Rev. and Mrs E. Fl.
Hughes were special guests
Mrs. Helen Waits of Kansas City.
IS home visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Ben Perry and other rel
atlves, and friends Mrs Pearl
Scott IS home after spending a
months vacation in Kansas CITY
Ceville Nicholas has been dis
charged from the Navy after five
years of service ...... J. J. Kelley
brew, j. II. Fendley, l.. Wiwood
Mutt Moody Frank Enoch. Red
Evans and Ed Engram have re-
turned from jobs in Kansas City
49," Ted Dickens was buried Sat
urday afternoon 49,. Elder Joe
Burgess and Elder and Mrs. Lew
IS Price of Conway were house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c
Cleveland Sunday evening Mrs
Price and Mrs. Cleveland are sis
ters.
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What Faith Can Do

INTERMEDIATE are considering
what they will do with their
lives. II is the vitality important
period when they are wistfully con
sidering a life career, This lesson
would seem to clearly Indicate that
God has a purpose and plan for
each life. He will reveal that plan
10 those who trust him for guld.
ance. Faith in God at this point is
absolutely essential II we are to
live VIGOROUSLY.
Read again the eleventh chapter
of Hebrews and see how these
heroes Of faith in the long ago cast
themselves wholly into the will Of
God for their lives We can have no
doubt about their ultimate success
Parents and teachers are here
reminded Of their solemn respon-
sibility in pointing intermediate
boys and girls 10 the truth of sun
days lesson. Life Is too valuable.
too Aeeting. TO be FILTERED away
In purposeless drifting.
Faith is the bright shaft Of God S
presence and power TO guide young
people into his will. II is the unfail.
ing light TO direc, their steps daily.
II IL the creative power TO sustain
them each step Of the way.
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GOOD HOPE
Josephene McNeely

Mi and Mrs. W. M. Sockwell
OF Prescott spent Sunday and
Monday with his sick brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs, Lu-
cious Sockwell ..a... Mrs. Mollie
SockWell seems to be on the mend
but @ L. Sockwell isn't doing so
we'll DR. Clark of Camden visited
them on the 4th ..,.., Mr.. and Mrs.
Hillard Rigsby visited the sick
Wednesday -. Mrs Mary Rober-
son visited her Aunt Noble Tues
day -.., MIR. and Mrs. Ollie Blake
are building new home 49,. MIR.
and Mrs. G. l.. Soekwell and lit
tie William, Jr were house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Soekwell
Saturday night 80. 1--WE. Hey,
Hey, hep cats. Get together. What
is the matter with WHO'S? She's
all right 800, What's the matter
with GIN and JPN. They are
getting popular around here ........
Why does MIN hang around BJA
SO much? GIN says they are in
love .~a. OPG is on the ball with
JEP ..-5 GIN is up a tree top
waiting for JLB to call. Ha, Ha 49,
GINA IS up and down with CIR
..-..- lSB is trying her best to take
RIB away from OMB -. JPN
Is on the ball with SMA 49, FRT
Is buzzing era ,.... Hey, wait
sharp claws pull away more
straWs -" OJB is buzzing RDT
nobody can play me funny. we
got much money So long, cats,
look for more 1--WE next week,
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Oes Arc
Ella Mae Brown

Attendance at Bethel A. M. Z.
Church was very good last Sun
day The financial drive sponsor
ed by Evangelist v z. w Moon
ely was closed last Sunday and
was great success. The club
captains reported as follows
Ophelia Claybcrn, $l263, Wilson
Brewer, $1,000, Myrtle Loving, So
Ode o Brown, $1,000; Lusisa Ly-
wells, Coo; little Antoinette Brew
err, 81 90; little Mavis Joe Brewer,
Sl0O .. The Travelling Five Cos
pei Singers of North Little Rock
presented a program on Sunday
night. Amount raised S9l5. A
mount raised during the whole
drive was Sll263 Tuesday even
ing the Missionary Society Of Eel
iowship Baptist Church enjoyed
a sermon by Evangelist Mooney
and raised Sl42j Mrs. Marge-
ret Mccain who is working in
Jacksonville was home on a
brief visit last week Miss Ju-
liza l.. Williams, attending school
in BIscoe, La was home for the
weekend Last Thursday. the
North Eastern District ConsolIdat.
ed Association and Woman's Asso.
citation convened at Bethlehem
Baptist Church at Biscoe. Rev b
,. Simpson, presided Miss Gloria
u. Logan won the youth contest
and is Miss North Eastern queen
She raised the highest amount of
money Friday afternoon we were
honored 10 have as our guest. Rev
FRED I Guy pastor OF Mt Zion
Baptist in Little Rock and prcsi.
dent Of Che State Convention. wb,
made @ very interesting address
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Wesson
Dollie J. Loggins

Mines. l.. b jenkins and d. J.
Loggins attended the Association
in Smaekover recently ...a Fun
eral services for John T. Moore
were held October 5th. Rev. W.
NJ Brewster officated .. Sam
Armstrong of Ell Dorado visited
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Loggins Sun
day ..... Eunice Byrd of Summer
field, La. was guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Meeks recently ...... Mrs.
Adline Moody has been on the
sick list ... Mrs. Myrtle Hendrix
attended the Association in Strong
last week $50. LaJoel Johnson of
Detroit, Michigan came here to
attend the funeral of his nephew
.... Mrs. Velma Thompson of Ell
Dorado visited her mother Mrs.
Geneva Boone ...... Charles Faux
was here from Detroit, Mich. to
attend the funeral of his brother.
John T. Moore ..... Mrs. Selma
Henry was recent guest of her
mother ...... African Armer Jean,
daughter of Mrs. Bernice Adams
was here from Monroe. La. to at
tend the funeral of her nephew.
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4 Journey 10 a New Land

/ WANT the boys and girls to
4 look at the passage which de-
scribes how Abraham. when he
was called to 60 out into place
which he should after receive for
an inheritance, obeyed. and he
went out, not knowing whittier he
went"
How could Abraham leave his
pleasant situation in Ur? Though
faith In God, and that alone. A
memory verse Is here suggested;
II will trust, and will not be
afraid" Isaiah 1872. Abraham
might well have been afraid Of
unknown enemies, Of disease, of
poverty. Men do become afraid Of
these things. unless their faith is
in God. But Abraham believed in
God-had faith in God. And he
went forth, holding the hand Of
God.
There is creative power in such g
faith. Abraham discovered thai
every step he took was accompa-
MED by God He built affairs. He
talked with God. and God talked
with him. Such will be the expert
ence Of every boy and girl who
stakes his or her al upon implicit
faith in God.
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CURTIS
Booker l.. Banks


heV Newman conducted re-
VlVal at Mt. Friendship BAPTIST
ehafeh recently. Rev j. M. Stew
ard is pastor. % candidates were
received and $1,000 was raised
GOSSIP: There is a certain ero,n
Vi people who talk tabout people.
wonder If they have loose
screws In their heads .-1. A GER.
tam boy talks about four qir,s
l wonder if he can take them all
out at the same time A Itla
ooy' b. Mitchell, began to get fat
all at once because he eats foo
much .-r, Time out for fun folks
More IN a little while. P,hl ~,
your chairs and listen 10 tbis
MISS Ester Merl Mitchell and Mic
Veo'is Mitchell left for school
sunday -... Miss p NJ. Blake Iof,
monday for Gurdon where she'll
DC d freshman in high school
are you folks tired of cbiIdroo
ana SCHOOL, Well, you had bcr,or
s't some learning in your bo,d
oe'ore this 1919 war puts ,or il.
Arthur. "''i
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couple or more weeks. The Tigers

couple or more weeks. The Tigers
are looking forward to a better
line up now that several members
OF the team have returned from
the tomato harvest in Ohio .........
Rather than wear the paint off
their new bus the Childress
School Dist. would rather risk the
lives of their athletes, pep squad,
and chaperons by hiring privately
owned dllapidated buses What is
the purpose of these buses if they
can't be used to transport the
students in their activities?
We are happy to have Mrs. Marie
Murdoch back home after an ex-
tended visit in Chicago and Gary.
Mrs. Murdoch is one of our lead
ing beauticians .-., Residents of
Nashville are sorry to hear of the
illness OF Mrs. Molly Wesson, one
OF our oldest residents. We are
praying for her speedy recovery
-. The city of Nashville is honor
ed to have visiting with us one OF
our former home girls who has
now made her home in Oakland
California. Mrs. Dorothy Williams
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. H. Hill. She is tai.
ented pianist.
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TeXarkdna
Mrs. |. Il. Marshall

st James Sunday School met at
g:45 A. M. with Supt. ] @. Adams
presiding The Sunday School rem
dered a Promotion" program at
800 p, M Rev. D, Stafford
preached the sermon. Pastor A.
Williams preached at II A. M,
The City Wide Prayer Band met
at the st. James Baptist Church
Sunday, October 5th at 1870 A. M,
Attendance, % Offering, Sl50 c.
H. Mitchell, president; Mrs Bea-
trice Jackson, secretary s.- Rev.
and Mrs L. R. Lindsay, sol Troost
Street motored to Fort Worth,
Texas and spent the weekend
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ness trip to Chldester .,.., Mr., and
Mrs. Joe Washington, of Cotton
Valley, La. spent Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. T Thomas .--. Mrs,
Pearl Bailey is here from Cotton
Valley, La. visiting her sister Mrs
K, l.. L. Young
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Friday. Oct, II, 1917
JUNCTION CITY
Mrs. Ethel Lee Dunn

Rev. Grover Richardson Of Har-
rell conducted a 4-night meeting
at Turner AME Church septem-
Der 2 5, Tuesday night subject,
"A Foundation, Wed, How
Much Owest Thou Me-, Thurs,
Get Off the Black Line From the
Palace To The Hog Pen; Friday
"A Spotess Christ ,.ss. Rev. S,
Morris, pastor of Union Baptist
Church preached wonderful
sermon at II a, m Sunday, sub
ject, Il Was Glad When They
Said Let Us Go Into The House
Of The Lord. He also preached a
soul-stirring sermon at 8 p. m.
Subject, Learn About Jesus" ,....,
Circle No. of Mt, B. Church met
al the home of Mrs. Annie Morris
on the Bird, Mrs. Morris, president;
Mrs. Ophelia Parker, teacher ....,...
The CINE Willing Workers Club
met in the church. Mrs. Lucy
Wyatt, president; Mrs, Ethel Lee
Dunn, Bible teacher. Lesson, Phil
4. Is. Mineolar Gray, secretary
Bro. Jerry McCellion and Sis Nit
tie Henderson report an enjoyable
trip to the Association IN Smack
over. Total raised at the conVen-
ton, S2,228.6l 80. Mrs. Matte Hill
of Angley, Louisiana was week
end guest of Rev, and Mrs. Ber-
ry Henry 49,, Mrs. Ophelia Park
er was weekend guest of Rev
and Mrs. Henry ....o-.,. thornton
PAYNE of Berniee, La. was guest
of Mrs. Berry Henry and Mrs
Parker recently ..-.. Mr.. and Mrs
Willie 7. Porter were weekend
guests of his parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. Frank Porter recently ....-..-..
Mr.. and Mrs. Eligah Island have
completed the building of their
home and have furnished it 1890.
MIR. and Mrs. James Warren have
moved in their new home -. Miss
Margaret Sawyer is striving to
complete her new home. These
young people are TO be compli-
mented ...u School opened on the
Goth with fine teachers and over
300 students. Teachers: Prof. Jew
ell Pearson, principal, Mrs. Jewel
Pearson, Prof, Leroy Jackson,
Miss Cecile Jackson, Miss Aud
rey Hogan 800. Little Charles Mar
tin, Jr. of 1908 Chester street, Lit
tie Rock is here with his grand
mother Nat and his Aunt Estell.
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Mrs Willie Ann Pittman of Kan
sas City, Mo, Mrs. B, S. Simp-
son, Mrs. Mary Thompson, OF De-
troit, Michigan, Mrs. Woods of
Brinkley We're visitors ,-... Arthur
Willoughby of Chicago, Ill, is Wis
iting his sister and mother 4z-...
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Johnson, Jr
are here visiting MIR Johnsons
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson BE-.
Rev. C. c. Sneed Of Philadelphia,
Pa. is here visiting relatives and
friends.
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This Power Al Work

TAKE any one Of the characters
portrayed in these three chap.
tiers Of Hebrews and see how faith
IN God produced men and women
who changed the course Of history.
Young people are Interested in
biography. would commend 10 you
the lives Of the great men and
women Of modern times. who lived
An the creative power Of faith in
God
John Wesley, for example.
There was man whose life.
when strangely warmed by the
spirit of God. lifted England from
the depths Of secularism and set
her feet once more on The high.
way Of worthy achievement.
Martha Berry is another splendid
example. Miss Berry devoted her
life to Gods will and purpose 10
open doors Of opportunity to the
under-privileged boys and girls Of
the southern mountain areas To.
day. at Mt Berry. stands a school
with the largest campus in the
world-a school which reveals what
one life can accomplish when that
life is built by the creative power Of
faith in the Living God.
"Tate ny lie and lei u be,
ConJeeraicd, lord, 10 Thee
(Copyfieht by the international Council
Of Religious Education on behalf Of "a
Protestant denominations. Released b.
AL ksstgissl -
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ROsSrON
Lena Mae Galber,b

H'H Haymon is in the comm,,p-
i'y this week wiring houses
Mrs Leander Sanders and son
Thomas Ray, left Thursday for
hamburg . Mrs. Lena Thomas
Mrs. Relder Richmond. Mrs Des.
sic Thompson, Mrs Myra Staples
Mrs. Henry Williams. Mrs Jocio
Miner Hall, Mrs Sterling Williams
MISS Mllchea Green and Mr. and
MIS- J. S Pace attended the East.
ern Star meeting Thursday. All
reported a happy time New
Bethel had a supper last Saturday
hlsht Services at Oak Grove
sunday were fine ... Mrs I. p
Young is on the sick list Row
THOMAS and family went to Lew.
's''IIe last Sunday afternoon
Rev and Mrs Thomas. +. L. G,u.
Iey james Staples, made a busi.
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NORPHLET
James Ramsey


Sunday was a high day at New
Providence Baptist Church Rev.
j H. Rowe celebrated his second
anniversary. Morning servic e S
were conducted by Rev j. w.
Smith who preached a wonderful
sermon, Subject. Gods Indispen-
sable Men $500 was raised. Rev.
Kelly of Ell Dorado preached the
anniversary sermon which was
wonderful. Money raised, $1,000
--..... A picnic was held at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. W. L.
Dunn sponsored by the Missionary
Society $1,000 was raised
Mrs. Willie Blaekman shopped in
Ell Dorado Wednesday ....... Mrs.
Ethel Johnson is on the sick list.
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BATESVIlLE
Grady Taylor

Mines. Lucy Thomas and Bertha
Williams left Monday morning for
Kansas City, Missouri where they
will attend the annual conference
of the AME Church .. Evangelist
Matte Watkins preached at the
AME Church in Newark Sunday
morning ...a The Music Lovers
Federation Club had great time
at Love Chapel October 5th with
plenty of good singing and rally.
$500 was raised. The paster, Rev.
Huff was miles and asked the
club 10 come again. Mrs. D. B
Daniel, musical director. Mrs. Ne
oma Rivers was at the piano. w
p. Dooms, president.
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relatives ........ On the sick list are
Lawrence Strickland, Charlie
Wright, Jennie Jackson, Mrs. Beu-
lah Taylor and Mrs VIII BoSa
- Silas Bowman, chief sales
man of the PRESS in RiXie terri
tory, is up and out again after 3
woaks Illness - Jack Jackson
lost his house and all contents by
fire October II --- All Baptist
Churches of Booker Terrace are
building stone structures,
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ASHDOWN

The Good Samaritans of the
Texarkana District, with Mrs. Sy-
lvia Parker, supervisor, will have
their Annual Sermon preached
here Sunday Visitors from Texar-
Kama, Foreman, Nashville and Lit
tie Rock will be present and ap-
pear on the program.
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YOU AMT GONNA CUT MINE OFF -z.-- HEARD WHAT HAP
PENED TO SAMPSON -.aa.~!

School, Miss Wilson, Kress City
School; Mrs Polly A. Wyatt, Ced-
ar Grove School. The construction
of a new $4,000 school building is
to be completed by the next term
of school for the merging Of the
Ward Schools with the city school
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NASHVILLE
ThedobO BObo

The Childress High School II
gers received another defeat last
Saturday night from the Broken
Bow, Oklahoma eleven, 80 0.
The Tigers had a hazardous trip
and Ivy Haslip, the Tigers left
end, received a knee injury en-
route TO Oklahoma, and the trag-
edy completely disorganized the
team Burt Wesson, who received
broken finger in the first game,
received a leg injury which will
keep him out of the line up for a
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these three chapters. Your atten-
ton will be riveted TO the word,
faith.
Now faith is the substance Of
things hoped for. the evidence Of
things not seen. For by ii the elders
obtained good report. Through
faith we understand that the worlds
were framed by the word OF God,
so that things which are seen were
not made Of things which do ap-
pear" Hebrews Heb.
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season upon the
valiant souls in the
long ago who OBJ
tanned a good re.
port as they stood
at the passage OF
destiny and sound
ed the trunnpets OF
triumph. even the
trumpets Of faith.
The reader will
be richly rewarded
to stop right here
and open his or her
Rihle and re n Il
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KENSETT
Ophelia Cowan

A very successful revival clos
ed at Centennial Baptist Church.
II candidates were hapused .......-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P Davis a Arka-
delphia spent Sunday here .-.......
Mines. Helen and Dolores Young
are visiting in Shreveport. La. 80
Two members from BethIehem
Baptist Church visited Centennial
Baptist Church SUNDAY night.
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Creative Power OF Faith
Lesson for October 10, 1871

THIS lesson takes us to the West
L minister Abbey Of the Bible
Hebrews, eleventh through the thr'
teenth chapters-to mediate for a
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RIXIE
Silas Bowman

Mrs. Georgia Robinsons sisters
and brothers are here from St
Louis, Mo, visiting relatives and
friends ---. Mrs. Lucille is here
visiting Mrs. Alexander and other
Evening star., 1947-11-19
Stewardship Farley Urges
Added Charity Aid Program

The National Stewardship Con-
ference yesterday ended its three
day meeting with a statement OF
the findings committee which rec
commended a program to increase
charity donations In the country
through stewardship education.
The conference was held under
auspices of the National Steward
ship Institute Of the Golden Rule
Foundation.
The statement stressed the need
of privately supported charities to
help with the tremendous task OF
world rehabilitation and pointed
out the present lack Of funds for
charities at a time of unprecedented
prosperity.
Hailing the stewardship confer
ence as the most comprehensive and
far-reaching yet achieved, Robert
M. Hopkins, executive director of
the institute, who presided at yes
terdays luncheon, declared 1t rep
resented the awakening Of the
American conscience to charity
needs
Evening star., 1947-11-19

hC4 "a
Clorox, for each person. Everyone
would be responsible for keeping
his own room free of finger-prints,
and there would be weekly inspec-
ton of floors, walls and woodwork.
I'd divide the doorknobs and light
switches among the family, to keep
those finger-print areas policed.
Mother would have her bottle Of
Boon for her kitchen linoleum,
chromium appliances, all washable
surfaces on which grease collects.
Dad would have a bottle for wash
ing his car. No one would have to
complain of hard work, for Boon
wipes away dirt easily and quickly.
And Mother would get such a boost
from this help, that she'd have lots
of time for planning family fun.
Evening star., 1947-11-19
! Major ErrorsCited
In Civil Riqhts Report

The Petworth Citizens Association
last night adopted a resolution
charging seven major errors in the
section Of the report by the Presi-
dents Civil Rights Committee de-
voted to the District.
The association pointed to what 1t
called flaws in the report on District
transportation, business establish
ments, education, housing, employ
ment, hospitals and recreation. The
Petworth association, committee
which prepared the resolution de-
clared its members are better quail
fed to discuss local conditions than
are the members Of President Tru-
mans committee. The citizens
group pointed out its members have
lived in the city since childhood and
are well acquainted with all existing
conditions here.
Edward A. Newman, a member of
the association, complained his
house had been entered and robbed
of $500 worth of clothing and jewelry
on November IL and that no attempt
was made by the police to take
fingerprints at the scene until more
than "a hours later.
At No. 10 precinct, spokesman
explained that Mr.. Newman was
told there would not be enough Of a
print on small jewelry case lock
to be of any help. Police said no
one was at home at the Newman
house the following day until pm.
Capt. Chester Morrill,, jr., of the
District National Guard asked the
association for cooperation in the
Guards current recruiting program.
The meeting was held in the Pet
worth Library, Kansas avenue and
Upshur street NV. and was con-
Quoted by Harvey o. Craver, pres
idenf
Evening star., 1947-11-19

tory for Industrial Chemistry at the
Hebrew Institute of Technology in
Haifa, will speak on 'Palestine-a
Challenge to the Engineer. Scientist
and Industrialist."
Past president of the Palestine
Chemists Society, Mr.. Heimann has
been active as a scientist, teacher
and industrial leader in Palestine
for Is years. He came to this coun-
try recently on scientific mission.