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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23

fought.
In rebuttal. Hardwood declared:
II am not a Communist. Not
one of the ia members Of our
post is a Communists"
He had supported Robeson's
right to speak in Illinois second
largest city, he explained, but he
did so as local vice president of
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People.
FOLLOWING unanimous, ster-
eotyped attacks on the Soviet I'm
ion, the Communists, and other
progressives by Gov. Dwight H.
Green and U. S. Sens. c. Wayland
Brooks and Scott w. Lucas, the
convention passed resolutions that:
Q Demanded that Illinoisans
withdraw from liberal organiza-
tons, which the Legion smeared
as fronts"
o Whooped it up for the Big
Business advocates Of another
world war with a statement at
the Soviet Union as "an
aggressive country and our poten-
tial enemy"
o Called for a book-burning
reminiscent of the Nazi
'Kulturkanpf" of the early '3Os.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23

ROSE told The Star that the city
case workers were directed to in
form their clients that they did
not have to agree to an increase in
rent.
Case workers refuted Roses
statement. They said that his di-
receive ordered that clients merely
be informed that the city would
pay the difference between the new
rent and the old.
Rose tried to explain away the
virtual gift to landlords by saying:
Some of the clients were getting
80 frantic about the situa' ! n that
we decided TO change our policy.
Some of them are not awfully
smart. When we weren't there, the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23

Negro post.
Delegates to the Legion's state
convention here approved the ac-
ton OF William G. Kleuskens, re-
firing state commander, in revok-
ing the charter of the Roy B. lis
dell post of Peoria because it had
insisted on the right of Paul Robe
son, noted baritone, to speak in
that city April 10.
Another Peoria post of the
Legion was responsible for much
of the hostile action when Robe
son entered Peoria.
KLEUSKENS. who last week
was named by Gov. Green as
member of the new state Little
Dies" committee, ordered the lis
dell posts charter revoked after
smearing its commander, c. A.
Hazelwood, as one who "has par
ticipated in activities demonstrat-
ing his association with" those
progressives whom the Legion has
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23

Heller implied that Municipal
Judge Charles Daugherty's deci-
sion last week that landlords could
evict tenants if they did it "quiet-
ly" was responsible for part of
today's "landlord-tenant mess"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23

NO. you're not seeing double.
though you're probably dazzled by
luscious Molly Brady of BaYonne.
N. J. She's merely displaying her
talents in front of huge pin-up
of herself after winning the title.
Miss Pin-Up. Federated Picturss)
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23

In his mid-year economic re-
port, Pres. Truman showed that
exports account for rs per cent
Of the gain in national produc-
ton in 1947 over 1916.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23
Case Of The four
lonesome canarIes

wasn't so much sleeping in Union Park that
Covert 1888 West Monroe street. but wondering
les making without
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-23
State Legion on
red hunt, Gusts
oI-Neqro post

The illinois American Legion convention followed up
cries of redbang speeches this week by expeng all
raOSt
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19

NORTH LITTLE ROCK 1--WE
Robert Williams

| don't see Ernest B much,
Keep your fingers ON him, Ha-
eel ... Bernie A. and a certain
cat were on at the social Friday
night z...-.. Emma p. says w. f,
Dunn is the only boy for her,
Better watch her w. E. a.. / Won
der if George S will go to Dun
bar just to be near MARCEL M.
Boyfriend wanted for Clarice p.
Answer soon 200. Clara G. acts as
if she has papers on L. Givins....
| saw Otis F. on Hazel Street. I
wonder if he was going to or
coming from r. Worlds house ....
Oracle H. received a card from
st. Louis. I wonder whom it was
from -. A lot of boys say that
they would 60 for Ruby very
easily - Leon T, says he has gil
ven up all hope of winning Ber-
ME A. and Betty H. $50. | see He
len T, was at the social Friday
night.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19
FORREST CITY

Funeral services for NrA Canas
Smith were held at First DeOtiue
Church Wednesday evening q 3
o'clock ...... Nm. Mafy I. Yeszg
Of Muncil. Indiana visited h~
brother Rev. II. D. Drooi3ns -
week. Rev. Hrookins l. pastor G
st. Luke ANE Church ........ Mr.
Velma Parker il 1t home with
her parents for = Today visit A.
ter finishing the nursing course
at Homer G. Phillips Hospital n
st. Louis. Mo. ........- Lincoln Iliah
School reports . good enrollmsns
Monday 49,. NV. H. D. Hrookina
Mrs. L. F. Avant 8. A. Fowlsr.
Christine Watson and Pauline
Smith attended the opening a
Shorter College in North Little
Rock.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19

M, B. c. - have a job l have
been on for rs years. | am not
making the progress that I de-
sire. l asked for a raise but was
told it was impossible. So last
month | opened little business
of my own on the side and am
doing quite well. I 60 to work
for the company from 7:30 until
4 p, M. l open my shop at and
work until 10. Should l give up
my job and run my own little
business during the day?
Ans: Keep your job while
longer. The business is not net
ting you enough to live on as
yet. You really won't know your
prospects for success until college
opens this fall as you are count
ing greatly on student trade to
put your business over,
M. c. L. My husband and l
nave been married a year. We live
with his people. His mother does
all of the cooking. Fact is she
never lets me help buy any Of
the groceries or have anything
to do with the cooking don't
like this life. What should do?
Ans: Look for an apartment of
your own. When you and your
husband get out to yourselves.
you will have complete charge Of
the kitchen. Meanwhile. do NOT
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19
NORTH LITTLE
ROCK NEWS
Henry Porch

Henry Porch
CHURCH NEWS - KING SOLO
MON BAPTIST CHURCH - Rev,
c. l.. Criner will conduct his re,
gular services day and night,
Sunday School at $50 A. M, and
BTU at O'clock Come and wor-
ship with us Rev. c. L. Criner,
pastor 49,. PILGRIM PROGRESS
BAPT. CHURCH 80. A musical
program will be held at p. M.
Regular services at II A. M. Sun
day School and BTU also -. Rev,
B. ]. Whitfield .. McCABE CHA
PEI METHODIST CHURCH ......
Rev. d. D. Hawkins will conduct
services day and night. Sunday
School and BTU also. A program
will be presented by the Queens
of Harmony at o'clock. Come
early to get a tseat Rev. d. d,
Hawkins, pastor ...., FIRST BAP-
list, Ninth and Pine .... Services
will be conducted by the pastor
day and night. We would be glad
to have you present M MT PLEA
SAINT BAPT. CHURCH -. Rev.
j. B. Barnes will have services
day and night. Sunday School and
BTU also. Come and worship with
us. Rev. ]. B. Barnes, pastor -.
SAMARITAN HILL BAPTIST
CHURCH .... Services will be con-
Quoted by the pastor day and
night. Sunday School and BTU.
The Silvertone Gospel Singers
will appear in person at Zion
Hill Baptist Church at Sweet
Home, Sunday at p. M. George
Asnew sponsor ........ The Smiling
Five Gospel Singers will present
the Friendly Five of San Francis
co, California October S at Allison
Temple Presbyterian Church, 9th
and Gaines Street in Little Rock.
.... The STATE PRESS is on sale
at the office of H. Porch 1905 Ma
gnolia Street and also at J. H.
Saulter's Newsstand at POI IL E.
Washington Avenue. Get your
news to Henry Porch before
Monday for publication. We re-
ceive advertisements of any kind
or size =. SOCIAL NOTES -.
Miss Hazel Gill of lilo Locust St
became the bride of Earnest c.
Brown of $40 e. 10th Street. Sep.
TENDER S. We all wish them hap
piness .. Mrs Della Kellum Of
, 1909 Vine Street is visiting Mrs
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19
BY CHARLES ALIEN

tain guy play you cheap So. What's
going to happen to poor Paul L
now that schools started -. Want
ed: girlfriends for J. r., ]. G., Z
w., H. c. -. A certain guy is max
ing eyes at Grace c. ........ Carl J.
comes on with the chicks. Good
luck son 49,. Dorothy w. il leav-
ing for home. Don't cry J. N. r.
She'll be visiting US soon -. Al
menda Z. can see Len D. more
often because he starts to school
Monday 80. See you next week
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19


Rev. G. s. Nixon left Septemr
Der 9Th for Pine Bluff to officisae
at double wedding ...... Mrs. r
A. Washington on Park Aven,pe
attended the National Baptiue
Convention in Kansas City, Mo-.
Mines. Earnestine Washington an
Mexican johnson attended the H.
neral Of Mrs. Lillian Holmes in
Camden recently ....4.... Rev. WI
liams. pastor of st. James Baptia
church attended the National Bap-
fist Convention in Kansas City.
Mo. go. Mrs. f Marshall of all
Wynedott Street honored her
little daughter Elizabeth Ann with
birthday party Saturday, Sep
TENDER 9th. She had IL guests
and received many lovely gifts
Ice cream and cake were served
....-. Earl Wesley McDaniels and
James Adams have returned
from Chicago, Ill. where they
visited their aunt.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19

-. Where is Theodore Curry's
hideout these days?
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19
MILITARY HEIGHTS 1--WE

Katie Guess
What's happened to Bobbye ].
and Melvin J. -. ! wonder who's
rocking Norvelle HIS dreambOat..
-. Zenobia w. says a certain guy
had better watch his step =. Jes-
sic S. came on strong Thursday
night -. Essie T. don't let GER
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19
TWENTY-FOUR YEARS AGO,
THERE WAS NO UNIVERSAL
LIFE INSURANCE co.
JlVING THE 1--WE
Joe Ella Ash

JUG Ella ASH
SAY Did you know that Doris
Els first heartbeat, Louise c. has
left this town Sec Why don't Gle
mmistine G.. and w. T. Jackson
stop beating around the bush and
say that it's love 49,. Is it true
that our old pal Leona W. doesn't
get around much any more?
Could it be because of certain
cat? ......... Dorothy B. has finally
found her long lost lover ... Ber-
nice M. is still cruising around in
maroon Ford -. Bernice Will
liams seems to be awfuly glad
school has started. Wonder Why!
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19


what woman doesn't?
A. M. E. - ! have a family,
husband is a minister, SO to help
out I have in mind taking a
short course in dress making.
have a deal of experience in
sewing already and want to know
if I would succeed and where
could l get SUCH course? Sc. -.
Ans: You can add to your
income considerably by taking in
sewing. The Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company there in your city
offers a course in sewing instruc-
tions. 1t would prove very bene-
ficial as well as reassure you of
your ability to turn out good work.
A, D. - was with my lover
for two years. Everytime l asked
him about marrying, he'd give
me some silly excuse. Now he
has moved out and left me. Will
he come back and marry me?
Ans: No he won't be back.
He had a change Of heart and left
to avoid marriage. Don't grieve be-
cause you lost his friendship -
ysu can attract another and get
married. Send for Happier Liv-
Ing Lesson No. I - How to Win
. Man, price Csc.
L. c. NJ -- My husband left me
twenty years ago. I have worked
hard all these years and five
years ago bought a little home.
didn't see him until this year.
He came in town and begged me
to take him back. I did and now
1t seems like he Is trying to run
me out Of my own home. I see
that made a mistake. Can he
take my home from me?
Ans: No. You bought and paid
for the place and the deed ID In
your name. He can't take II. II
Ne deesnt wsat to live there with
You and be pleasant. see your
lawyer and take steps, to msks
him move.
l.. M. c. - My heart bleeds
for childhood sweetheart whom
! haven't seen for twenty years
! wonder if | were to take the
trip that I have in mind would
1t turn out as believe 1t would?
Ans: That would be an act Of
folly. The man In question is hap
PLY married and has family
and he would not be influenced
at all by your presence there in
his community. Give up this silly
idea and concentrate on making
your husband contented in your
own home. He's the one that you
love.
- -. ss.s
HAPPIER LIVING LESSONS
Lesson No. 1--Abbes l9H Inspira-
HeadIng give birthdate) price
25 cents.
Lesson No. 2-How To Hold Your
Mate, price rs cents.
Lesson No'3--The Way To Hap.
plness. price rs cents.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19

Blanche Hampton at Newport and
will visit other friends before re-
turning home.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-19

Lesson No. Allow To Win A
Man, price rs cents.
Lesson No Show to Gain and
Hold Money, rs cents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-19

ing trades will end within the
next six months to a year.
At which time, most of the
short items will again be
plentiful"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-19

the building materials short
ages, Wilson said, 81 believe.
in all sincerity, that short
ages Of lumber and other
items necessary to the build
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-19

have become recognized for ir
the Carolinas.
Over 6 years ago, E.. R.
Wilson, General Manager, in
troduced to the local market,
for the first time, what has
since become known to the
trade as the Becker Better
Built Window Unit. These
windows are sold with full
weather stripping, balanced
and completely assembled in
Guiding the glazing and are
ready to be set in place and
painted. These units were i'm
mediately accepted by the
trade and since their intro
duction an ever increasing
demand for this. popular win
dow has been created.
Even now, with the current
shortages in the building ma
terials field, "The Becker"
has many of the following
listed materials on hand such
as, windows, doors, plywood,
asphalt roofing, asbestos sid
ing, lathe, plaster, cement,
lime, mortar cement, paints,
building hardware. rockwool
insulation, insulation board,
gypsum products, brick, brick
siding, weather stripping,
cinder blocks, terra Gotta
products, glass garage doors
and many other items that
go to make up "The house
that items from B c
built.
When asked to comment on
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-19
Brighter BUILDING
Forecast Seen
BY Beckers

One of Wilmington's oldest
building supply firms, The
Becker Builders Supply Com
|pany, has been doing business
on Surry Street, between Cas-
tie and Queen Streets for
lover q, years.
This organization was
founded by C. J. Becker in
1920 and operated at that
time under the name of Beck
|er's Coal and Building Com
|pany. After Becker's death,
the estate continued to oper-
late the business until October
1913 when E. R. Wilson and
his associates, all of Whining
ton purchased the company
from the estate and changed
the name to The Becker
Builders Supply Company.
Over this period of 81
years., "The Becker" and
"BECO", the nickname and
trade name Of this firm have
become an everyday phrase
with the building trades peo-
pie and on check it would be
found that many, many thou
sands Of items that have gone
into homes and businesses
here and around Wilmington
have come from 1.-THE Beck
er"
"The Becker sells on a re-
tail and jobber basis locally
and also serves the eastern
part Of both North and South
Carolina as a iObber and dis
tributor. They are members
lof the Southern Sash and
Door Jobbers Association.
With their fleet of 6 trucks,
excellent railroad siding ia
|%cilities and ship-side wharf
warehouse space to unload
freight shipments either via
rail or water, "The Becker
|can ship or deliver a large
variety of the many items
they handle with %promptness
land efficiency for which they
Evening star., 1947-03-20
Honors Are Crowded
On CoIoniaIs' Rausch

Within 10 days, Jim Rausch
George Washington U. basket ball
captain, has received four awards
two national, for excellence in ath-
letics, scholarship and extracurricu-
lar activities.
He started his collection last week
when he was tapped for Gate and
Key, honorary fraternity for men,
bers of Greek letter societies who
contribute to the school on a ma
tional scale. Next he received a
watch and trophy from G. w. alum
nj for his leadership and play dur
ing the basket ball season. Then
came membership in Omicron Delta
Kappa, national honorary fraternity
Today came a fourth award when
he was chosen on the Transradio
Press Southern basket ball team
His mates on that honorary quint
are Ed Koffenberger of Duke and
three Kentucky boys, Ken Rollins
Alex Groza and Ralph Beard.
Evening star., 1947-03-20
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. exp. to teach in
modern scrool Of beauty culture; opening
shortly In Washingon: Write to AMER
IcAN ACADEMY OF BEAUTY cuLTgPRE'
CoUPLE. white or coiored. Woman to
Other oftn I he lp emriployed FuTn; house with
board. Only experienced help with refs
employed. Phone Tower 1915; ;,,, I'll
DESK CLERK-Hours pm; til IL Pm, Pm.
phone ME- o900. ask for managers office.
FILE AND GENERAL ONCE clerk: salary.
$40 per month to start; 44-hour week:
right person can advance. Box 19g-S.
SHOE ARTIST, with experience and knowl-
pleasant working conditions 5-day week.
Please apply with samples to advertising
dept, HAHN SHOE STORES, 7th and K
TIiEIiEPHoNE Ri OPERATOR, man or woman,
for modern close-in Conn. ave. spt house
Call Mr. Jarvis, with H, L; RUST CO.
Ma. 800 between and 10. -2l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or medical tech
ncs1 college sssFss and oneyeaT sDsr
annum. Contact Mr. Dorsey, ARLINGTON
COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT, oxford
1000 or Chestnut 1900. ~
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION II you sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
opportunity for serious members. No charge
Give voice and phone no.. Box 341-H, Star.
MARRIED WHITE COUPLE. must be ex-
perienced in managing restaurant; in Md.
plus liberal commission. meals and nice
quarters; couples from Phila. or N. ]. pre-
ferred. OWNER, 81. 1898. -23
Evening star., 1947-03-20
SALESMEk.

MAN WANTED for Rawleigh business: no
experience or catai sa!sS
ia lately l write RAWLEIaH's. Dept. Dcc-
h4aIo kEA2 EsfaTE shsftfF' sPaaLEsMENs Pa ambitious
their profession If you are insxperienced,
REAL EEK Gss asrATE iaIfs zss
to join one Of the most active Arllngton
organizations. m Interested call Si ofi1ro
SALESMAN, mems furnishings; opportu-
nty to On n Eoas apypsan soud Be-
Washington resident at least year with
year retail selling exp f. nfsp Asf for
Nm Mn MsE5aaE aRosNER RsfoFe 81 1926 st. or 1w
ys Ess sIsd Vth eshabshed d
nesS sst eood reference
aHhsmAk %aTEb G2 REsP9Fs Bs is NV
packer; an experienced full;line salesman
State age, experience and approximate
sa5S szDessSda xddrss, All Application EfRss nsS
sAfEsMEN; ssfis: ZEN experienced wholesale wash
ington area. Phone RE- oaoo 1or 81 ap-
saIEsMAN, saihEsshiN thoroughly familiar with
Washinsto1; experienced in the aers gr92cers zee
firm long Established in washington. High
est earnings for q real go-getter. A per
manent JOB with steady goGd ;du income ipe f6e
as n1ose pfsTRicr GslssHc5arFS wRoEEsAIE dRocERY
SALEsMEN-splendid opportunity for men
willing to work: earnings. unlimited with
wide-awake sales organization; no expert,
s5aP
GE sS2 $rdM M S. Selling IA natoaay aaeT
han
car essential. Apply bet. 40 and p,u,
bHeS,' blvd Hyatts Wsa sns Nd IhuFs'' e'oo nA Ma6
statesmen. experienced. to sell furniture
in store; fine positions with large con- con
eid in stTet eaIas condence Box Star
sssentlsI Apsly MAsoN-KfRBY Co. Room g
81 saLhsMrs lSsR St ioF m furniture and electrical
enced; excellent salary and commission;
Apply, Mr.. stiefel CROWN CO., s27, S29
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced. steady
KEPUT2BIE, RfhS ''s Established storm window
wan's to share in EXCELLENT
ings, bonus plan and paid vacations.
Personal interviews only. "a p m. daily.
WEATHERGUARD CORP, 1412 Irving
HI HEATfNG EXPERIENCE, gas or oil, to Join
pm: daily. WEATHERGUARD CORP"
STATE sfF1ss FRANcHIsE ri OPEN new and tested
S3.45 elec.. device needed by every one
Sold through stores mail and direct. Fac
tory y, oftlcial Iaeis here. Mr. FRANK sEl5EHl'
HStsl FSs hHsiRfss AHsfeflss SERVICE organization
full or part time: nominal salary; excel.
comm. possibilities. Write Box 2o7s,M,
Evening star., 1947-03-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HENRY F. STALEY and William T.

HENRY r. STALEY and William T. Gallo
way. owner and chattel trust owner of the
Chicken shack" located at 2o4o Georgia
ness to Jack Cisenfels All NsnS srssttSrs no nS-
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. WARNER w. MOON, 1904 Lee
GAS GAS WATER VAT r. HEATERS, 20. 80. 40 gal
automatic; no cash needed, small monthly
payment; immediate installation. D. A.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared by an
experienced public accountant MR.. SAUL
Gas sohEERr BoEss and MOT
heating plants; no cash needed. small
monthly payment, immediate installation.
D A. STANSBURY. Ii. 302e.
IF YOU HAVE q clean B. bedroom brick
home in q good Northwest location YOU
would like to sell for cash, please call
Nv { viii fINoT NOT BE- BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than my own Or for any con, con-
my own. WILLIAM IRVING HOPWOOD
2757 So Glebe I'd; Agns Vallsgi S a. Ya 22,
Prettier! BY the dye work specialist at
EXQUISITE CLEANERS, 800 Georgia
ACCoUNTANT. expert, books started,
kept: part time; tax returns PREPARED,
statements, audits; reasonable. OR. 2074.