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Evening star., 1947-08-07

UNITED TYP1WHTTkE CO.. Sl0 l4th 81,
ADDING MACHINE, typswriter,. ealcu-
IatGrs' Gee saupt Al kings ao top prices
fain. TAn HOUSE S5ss' 81 arrfs isss 81.
ase snd n dh ehins soas ssss relics
For courteous attention. call cH. e1e1;
ANIIoUEs-rurniturif ssie, s-bras,, Ghlns
hishest cash prices paid, Call MURRAY
BEpRoom Bsf'Ha osi' SUITES, dining room suites,
once: viii pay highest possible prices. No G
mts Foas MR XRa ok%p kG1 aaYs NA to asso 49, please call
BEDROOM, dining room or contents of
hemss; win pay cash or .sli on sos commission,
SisSoUIxR Mf &c mIxzns '52lss' sss pa pes
BSSySSks sdSSa4 Asb HIS; s6fD 81 :, 81 de-.
gsssIsIs sash 81, ri prices paid. pisTkfaIseTr fasT BooK
CANE cs TrsnEDEs6ss5sF MR wEs IT, t2ldas type
CAMERAS, ali types. movie equipment, all
pRS6 ieas co. sss sfh.'. R prizes ns
opposite Dept. Of Justice; RE; a4s4:
RFssax A xca e1f9Is Tou ~ nsD Ydrr ave.
sauipment wanted. soMMERs CAMERA
EXCHANGE. 1410 New York ave. NV.
S.es 9lisss ri? i !'f %'n
NV. Nh. 37o7. Open ewes. win cali.
DIAMONDS. tewelry wantsau7Aigh.ss ..,,7l cash
prices; free appraisal. ARTHUR Markell.
bffaaMoS6s. Sfa L Ii no OLD GOLD. diamond pocket
and wrist watches. initial; birthstonss. dia-
dnns chased Sshss rnfs ple. 1a Y6sk
DiHH0NDe ana old soie. aiamond Watches
81 sGaN asNsiaEseds iesf iash Gs.a a.. 'fif aFss
FuRs WANTED-We pay highest prices
for fsoor. all types Of old and used fur coats,
fyasITukE*wn sli 4 Il: al* buy .n.ir. content, or
ssIins 81 &, rs eyer 20 MR yssFi sas1 1HorwooOs
fFuRNITGRE. apt or r fuli house; highest
cash prices; prompt removal, eve do mov-
FufRN1fTHREHWanted mahor. din. I'm.
suite; also mahog. twin or double bedrm,,
secretary or break front. etc. IA. 2lIa.
better kind wanted At once: viii buy suites,
Gsa fsday Dfshs MR q ansbY Fs a4 home ead Please call
FURNiTURE-THizhest cash prices paid for
SA1fkC COutCuhns VI IhIl -Sihcu pCkLlOuS VI
homes or apts. Refined courteous service.
For best results call DUFFY at UN. 1910.
12s
0oLD-Brins your old gold. silver. plating,
teeth, discarded jevelry. We pay cash.
HOSPITAL BED, prefer metal; must be
In n,,. good &c condition; reasonable. Gail
LUGGAGE TRAILER WANTED, will pay
cash or trade for furniture: also went
camping equipment. VI. 1924. -
KODAKS-Speed-Gra aphics, Argus, zeiss,
nsts Rslssx fns ssrsMSs 1shss esmers: or MOVIES
MOTORCYCLE. in fair condition; any
MOVIE CAMERAs. movie projectors. sound
and silent: lenses, editors. etc. wanted
bRENNER: g33 Pa ave. NV, RE. 2434.
OLD.FAsHIONED picture frames. clocks.
furniture, glassware and china. bought
for cash. Phone EN-. 4205.
PHOTO and movie cameras, lenses: high :
est prices paid in cash; trsde.in. BREN-
NER, e33 Pa. ave. NV, RE. 2434.
PIANOS, srsnd. upright. spinet q, apt.
s..s siss any a. si5s any condition; Will pay
PIANOS .WANTED-coLoNIA PIANo CO,
pays highest cash prices. Phone Ma. 4s7e
tor courteous appraisal.
PLUMBERS BRASS. scrap iron. SCRAP cop-
per; PEI lesS; ssgap sap siaIinnm Htshsst = Dr.ess ro
21b vt. s.w. d. so07.
Evening star., 1947-08-07
POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 6fa K st. NV,
WHITE KING PIGEONS. beautiful mated
pairs: about 100; leaving country: make
offer. all or part. OIL. 934S. 3
Evening star., 1947-08-07
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

BLACK GELDING, 18 30 hands Z YRS.
old; gentle: S125. Call AK. 393e. -
HORSE, s-year-od black seldinE. BOX
44S-H. Star.
PONY. well broken, with show wagon on
rubber tires; also harness and English
saddle. Apply w. H. POOLE. on Persir'
mon Tree I'd, near Potomac. Nd. WI.
1909
Evening star., 1947-08-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER, with experienced operator
for hire, land clearing. excayAtinE. erad-
ing. road building, stump removal, FA.
BGLLDozERs AND TRUCKS, small dozer.
for back filling and light grading, lse.
dozer and trucks also. TR 77ga. Ia
Evening star., 1947-08-07
AVIATION.

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES rseds compists
aviation insurance protection. Consuit
SHIvERs INSURANCE AGENCY. 1910
Vermont ave. NV. D1. HOO.
Evening star., 1947-08-07
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINE. typeWriters, calculs-
UNITED TYP1WRrrER CO.. S13 14th st.
Evening star., 1947-08-07

oss 1%EEH o. nfv s:ysF'a ID s1 sss sfSss
ing and strips; 1x2, 8 and 8: ,s-4-s Pine,
ssfo snd IS sss II anoSaS R ssi M RsgsRs SoB
WIS axe Bet nsthesds Sd .5 VI sgs7 s.. :toc.
MoToR-Kimbie A-h;D.. l.725 r.p:m.. 1lo:-
sae Rsonf w 1891 t's 'sfenss ssd
attic. desk. cARTY ~ EcTRic. 1905 14tn.
MOTOR BIKE. 1945, reasonable. HY.
OFFICE FURNITURE - Reeonditicned
desks. chairs. filing cabinets tables. etc.
eGf oII gsh gsnRNER ~ AND FURNACE with all 3
DR., Fails Church. Cali Fails Church
oIL sit = BURNERS AND OIL FURNACE
som5sts 6 pas sERvcr ssfRvnsc eo
aaTl s'f Petrol bosr. s a sosH
5HEfHsss III fHHsssFssoAfAs.. soAEAssz oE anss4a;..r.
Co. IN 51s sna s.
Il interested. write to BOX l5o. Silver
fSzsTTssD fRzissT ssDi!st DnauF%Es GasEEss used
brushes brushes wsl6 plsnsss, sss etc; going out Of
pHoNoaRAfH RECoRDs-vietor. colum.
biaa I1s:. p1sssa: Capitcl .nd Sonora reserdss
music. Large stock. SPRING VALLEY
MEC1RIc SHOP. 4so6 Mass. ave. NV.
PIANOS--The Jordan Piano Co, 10rb 7th
st. NV. can save you money on your piano
purchase; choice, OF such fne makes es
Lester, Story & Clark, Winter, Geo 6teck,
Marshall s. Wendell and others; easy
terms: old pianos in trade. Phone Ma
7th st. NV. dust above the liSrasy5. s @s
PIANOS-We have several real values In
hne. reconditioned grands on sale this
sts and n sssn~sy Hsmn sfnms
Phone National 1929. JORDAN PIANO
CO., 1016 7th st. NV -S
Evening star., 1947-08-07

| assortment Of styles It's been our pleas
IL osF MAcHar snis VE sroE eay sss a.
ave. 81. 1886, 1885 wis ave. WI. 1888:
r; L and Eastern ave: ne. WA. SS5ssS;
5os 11sh W5s st. Sc ot st psan sank ave. IL asss
SEWING MACHINE. Dom, DOM, elec. portable,
Singer $685. $685. Ka s4 seg ss st. with
SEWING MACHINEs-singers, .lec. port
abIes and consoles; also Alb power ma:
ewes; tin s. Ro sSS SS q issh s
SEWING MACHINES. Singer eIectrics;
sale or rent, Immediate dsl. Open ewes.
sEWse snss1 IN m1ssIs d
a.ss' up Viii. ps sessr 81
vns DseS5sSs AZ Rsnt
cHtNE SERVICE, stosA Conn. 1s ave. Ve' Ha HM.
sE%se sSss .ps s.Bs9.s '2s sssy coma
skw1san e.. MACHINES sissa Price. reduced ps
Sfw,s ssia Nssaisf,s f.
limited auansity; cash or terms. GARY
APPLIANCE LANCE Co. 1875 r. I. ave. ne,
sMoTSSSs. 1s;g.use, Browning automatic, ms
SHOWCASE. Gift, plate glass top; cab
insts' s ssaa3y27x34. "a with sliding glass doors.
SINKS. new and used. all sizes: faucets,
ggiDs; gnsa Il ftsings' Il W showers M ETC. BLOCKS
s.sy good eondition; So 0? TB uHaSIi.e,'a ssIi.
f2H sso1. o30dsEn' sxs 1ss s|a'' sood '0nd' $40.
SOFA, "Kroehler." maroon, in excellent
condition. offered for quick sale. FR.
SOFA BED, spring nlled. opens to double
NTTyRE. SALES. CO. 1852. IS %
STEEL for construction of church roof
90 ~ $50: meyer been used, Plans for
MfeaHh sIfeii1 .ys1fss Wh.sH 4, 1gg1Nsdiss g1Nd ds.sIy
sfES541rSF MAdiasiisst. disiis &c ssv.s s'ss ss.a s pu.
booklets: $50; tuxedo, size 40 reg. $o6.
sToks rxrGREsRslrs.rssoorin sssoinssd dispIs, ds
cases. dairy cases, vegetable cases, walk-in
coolers, neyerase coolers, frozen food cabi-
nets, scales, choppers, slicers, shelving,
etc eomplete store iayouts. CONNER
GfAf Eo4lb sALas co. viking distributors 1101
STORE FIXTURES and nuoreseent lish.
ana register; must be sold at once. 3I9a
wilson blvd, Clarendon, Va. -
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Continued On Fext Passl
Evening star., 1947-01-12

cisco and New York, he reports, have the
most and best restaurants.
He loves to talk about his permanent favor
ties among Americas regional delicacies, the
ones he and his wife have dug up in their
continental crisscrossing. He's talked about
them 50 much that THIS WEEK has persuaded
him to pick his IL all-time favorites for our
readers. -Four of them are illustrated on these
pages) What's more, Hines has created nine
simple, common-sense rules on how to be
good cook
We have put together the recipes and the
rules into special Duncan Hines Booklet.
The combination should make your dinner
table and all those around it happier Fill in
the coupon below now and get your copy.
Then turn to page IL for more about Duncan
Hines, his travels and his tips on eating out.
Evening star., 1947-01-12
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trips. When the phone calls began piling up,
he decided - 10 years ago - to wiggle out
by printing list of his III favorite restau-
rants and mailing it off as Christmas card.
That was labor saver gone wrong. The
calls increased. This time they wanted copies
of the list. He decided to stop everybody
by putting his recommendation in a
book - ''Adventures i'm Good Eating -
and selling it for good green currency.
And that's how Hines stopped being print
ing salesman. Now he spends nine months
year travelling and eating. The rest of the time,
he's bringing out new editions of his'books.
Obviously, Hines is an authority on the
geography of eating in this country. Accord
ing to him, the best food is all over - in the
West just as easily as the East, if you know
how to look for it. New Orleans, San Fran
Evening star., 1947-08-10

Contour GARDENING
By JAMES BIRCHFIELD

A>AS DAANAbA ITAEID
A NE1GHBoR who live s
4 n up the hill from DIR. Huen
H. Bennett on Chesterbrook
road near East Falls Church.
Va, once complained that his
garden didn't seem to do 50
well. Back-breaking work
and bag after bag of costly
= fertilizer produced nothing
more than sickly plants.
Home gardening was a lot of
poppycock.
DR.. Bennett, who, as chief
OF the Soil Conservation Serv-
Ice of the Department of
Agriculture. has been trying
to get American farmers to
stop the loss of valuable top
soil through erosion, had the
answer:
You've been putting on the
fertilizer, and the rains have
been washing it down the hill.
Nest Of your top soil is down
on my garden where it sticks
because my rows prevent run
off,"
DR.. BENEFITS own garden
stretches out over sloping
ground from q rambling white
house which sits in a grove of
oaks about 200 feet from the
road. His rows of sweet corn,
beans and other vegetables
are planted in curves that
follow q level line on the hill
side. Even his strawberry bed
has been planted in horse
shoe" curves.
These are the same prin-
ciples of proper land use that
are bringing fertility back to
DR.. BENEFITS 5O0-acre farm
In Anson County, N. c.. and
to thousands of American
farms throughout the coun-
try. The contoured crop rows
prevent the loss of top soil by
erosion and guard soil mois-
ture against periods of
drought.
The conseEvationist's gar
dening Is done mostly between
S and 8 am. when he leaves
Evening star., 1947-08-10
Poee 7

Dr.. and Mrs. Hugh n. Ben-
nett exonine their strowberry
bed otter q heavy roin and find
the contour rows undonooed
from "woshine."
Evening star., 1947-08-10

home for his Office in the
Agriculture Departm e n t
building. He provides all the
labor, with Mrs. Bennett help
ing out at times with special
instructions.
The strawberry bed, for ex-
ample, was her idea. She Sc
lected the plants, but he ran
the rows" and set the bed.
Evening star., 1947-08-10

This Is just q PATCH" DR..
Bennett said, but you can
look here and get a picture of
what any farmer can do on a
large scale to protect his land.
Even an old fashioned
gully washer won't bother
me. I know that everything I
add to the soil Is going to stay
there, despite high water"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27

has been improved and its
hours extended into the cSc-
mne so that children Will nov
miss school when they must be-
interviewed
The boy scout troop has
been revitalzcd under tho az
rcction Of officers johnson and
Jason Twelve colorcd officers
have been added to the staff
Most important Of all. is
the monthly meeting of pas
tors with Inspector Craig. Al
these get iogeihers the com.
plants of the citizens are
raised and discussed thor.
oushlY. Ministers who have
been attending include;
THE Rev j. A. Charleston
s. Paul AME the Rev. !. r
Thomas and the Rev. c. l.
Stewart Of Calvary BsptSt
tho Rev + North Morning Star
Baptist. the Rev W. II Molbon
ST John PresbYcran tho Rev
5 w Bankhcad Mary Palmer
the Rev P l. Woodson Bethel
Baptist and BISHOP It. D. No
Chico Church Of God,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
Christian Science
Churches

christian Science VIII be
the subject Of the Lesson Ser
mon in all Christian Science
churches throughout the world
on Sunday. Dee 80
The Golden Text isaiah 40.5)
is: The glory Of the Lord shall
be revealed. and all flesh shall
see It together: for the mouth Of
the Lord hath spoken it,
Among the Bible citations is
this passage Psalms AL ~:
20 clap your hands. All VIC
people; shout unto God with
the voice Of triumph For God
Is the King Of all the earth:
sing We praises with understand
ing
Correlative passages to be
read from the Christian Science
textbook Science. and Health
with Key TO the Scriptures hv
Mary Baker Eddy. include tho
following % 570l Millions Of
unpremdiced minds simple
seekers for Truth. weary wan
dererS athirst in the desert
are waiting and watching for
rest and drink. Give them
cup OF cold water IN Christ's
name. and never fear the con-
sequences"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
Of
Problems
Scheduled
Leaders To Prepare
Legislative Program
For Genl Conference

A most important meeting Of
all lay delegates. losdcls and
members Of Tho African Meth
odist Episcopal Church viii be
held az Tho Bethel Parish House.
45th and Michigan avenues. Chi.
cago az 900 N. on Jan. is,
H. and 10, 1913
This meeting bong called
ioF inc purpose % preparing
legislative prog am ID ne pre-
scented at the General Con.
ference which convenes IN Kan
cas- City, in MAY Of l948
The agcnda as prepared will
also nclude manv of ihe other
problems Win winch 'hc Arican
Methodist Episcopal Cnurcn IS
presently confronted and f Is
20 be hoped tina, hclptu md
constructive sucac- uons and so.
lniionS may develop out Of this
meeting.
All laymcn who sie planning
To attend t1s most important
and cpcchsl meeting afe re.
Questcd 20 contact " EDWARD
" Robinson 6627 Vernon ave-
nue. Chicago 81 IN order hat
suitable recommendations may be-
made in aoNance.
Mail al suggestions ana rec.
commentators ~ the connec.
t.onal president at the following
address Herbert 4 Daalcv $3.50
Rusell street II Garfield Detroit
I Mich
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
Xmas Spirit Aglow in Vets Hospitals
None off, 500 Patie MS TO
Be BY-Passed During YuIe

The ~am, friendly spuh Of
nc Christmas season now is
arlow N the 10 Veterans Ad-
mlniSuauon hospitals in Ohio
Michigan and Kentucky.
Al each hospital volunteer
workers and VA Special Scrvic-
eS personnel are buSily engaged
n preparations which will in
sue ihai none Of the 500 vet
eran patients IS overlooked dur
ing INC Yuleude Various COM
muntv groups are taking an
active pat in the holiday ar
arrangements
While each hospital is max
lng rs own holiday plans. the
festivities generally will follow
TIC same pattern.
Holiday activities
One Of the Christina DAY
features Will be the world pre-
mlere Of the picture The Ten
der Years starring Joe f..
Blown The film viii be shown
simultaneously in l27 VA hos
pnals where facilities arc avail
able including Fl Custer and
Dearborn IN Michigan
The Traditional Dickens "a
Christmas Carol also will be
featured al each Of these hos
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27

pitfalls. with special holiday
community sing and cartoon.
Each hospital will be gallY
adorned with decorations and
illuminated Christmas trees.
Parties will be held In recrea.
ton halls and on the wards.
with Santa Claus distributing
gifts among The patients. Re.
freshments will be served.
There will be recorded music
throughout the day. Ambula.
tory patients and VA per-
sonnet will sing carols in the
hospitals and throughout the
grounds.
Bedridden patients
Bcdridden patients will see OF
hear the holiday festivities by
means OF hospital radio equ p
ment and portable motion pic
tulc equipment Blind patients
VIII have an opportunity to join
the carol singing. with the
words Of their favorlte carols
in Braille
Chaplans Will conduct r,li-
gious services in each hospital
Special Christmas menus
are planned. Most Of the hos
pitfalls will serve roast turkey
with all the trimmings.
The vetcran-paticnts are got
ting their Christmas shopping
completed early and easily tins
year through the cooperation Of
volunteer groups which have
sponsored free cir shops II
most Of the hospitals.
In these shops patients may
select gifts. at no expense, 20
be sent to families or friends.
Hospital recreation personnel
and volunteer workers assist in
the selcctlon--glft wrap, address
and mail the presents. In addi-
ton. mobile gift carts are taken
TO the wards enabling bed asi
patients TO participate in this
novel Christmas shopping scrv-
ice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
Pastors Meet Mo nthIy
To Discuss Probe ms

Inspector Guyot ClaIr com
mandcr OF the Hunt street po-
lice station was gwen credit
this week for the greatly ms
proved relations in the precinct
between policemen and citizens.
The commentator was from
the Area K Improvement Lea
quo, which meets regularly
with the Inspector and IS head
cd by the Rev W. II. Amos.
pastor Of the ST. John CME
Church The Rev II n. Cole
man. pastor Of Macedonia Bsp-
list Church, IS executive secle-
tary.
The league net with In
spcctor Craig shortly after nc
took over command of the pre-
cinct IN March % this yesr. A
two hour discussion was held
AZ the termination 0t which the
pastors concluded that the in
spector IS 2 man " wide eX-
poriencc and willing 10 improve
conditions
Before Inspector Cfalg took
over the precinci there was
serious conflict between NE POI
lice and the ci9zcnry with al
most all charges ~ police bru-
talty IN late 1916 and early
l947 coming from there
Relations good
Since Shcn. conditions have
changed completely Relations
arc good and the area is
cleaner. No child has been
killed in traffic in the pre-.
clnct since March l6. l947.
The crime prevention bureau
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
~ Yule Spirit Reigns At
Ebenezer AME Church

nc PIC Christmas splnt plc.
vailed at Ebcnezcr AME Church
last sunday at l6:45 am as Tie
pastor the Rev Carlyle F Stew.
az delivered memorable ser
, ,, 70 an overlooking congrcga.
heF MI Stewart spoke ON the
meme Keep Christ in Christ
Luke 81. ''''''
ne message pointed the way
ior me Christian world 10 cele.
pIsle me yulctde festival in the
IN ms closing remarks tho
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
Rev. ]. j. Men ell Is
Emancipation Speaker

n IS the policy of the st. Steph.
:, brotherhood each year 10
Ming 10 the Detroit public an
outstanding speaker for Enamel
oation Day program. This year
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
Preparation
For What?
BY Rev. Eugene Rome Arnold
Every kingdom d.
vided against Itself is
brought TO desolation. and
a house divided within IL
self falleih." Luke lEl7.

self falleih." Luke lHl7.
a story that often presents
Itself TO us is the one that
concerns the great powers and
nations written in history.
Babylon Greece Rome or
those of more recent times:
Napolconic France. and Eng
land A great lesson is seen
IN the rise and fall of these
Empires.
When ignorance. prejudice.
discrimination and caste en-
gulf any people, there will
always be a few courageous
and brave men who dare To
teach and preach the truth :.
that Jesus liveth even TODAY
il not in the heart of men.
in their actions; or in their ac-
ceptance OF the teachings Of
Jesus.
JoSephuS, the Judean his
torian. tells us that the world
at the time Of the coming
the birth of Jesus the an
nointed one was in great
confusion. So, as we approach
the holiday season. making
great preparation for the cell
ebration of his birth we find
nations divided against each
other. Are we entering
into the occasion Of his birth
with the spirit of paying hom-
age or blessing? We give the
answer in the way we trust
our fcliowman
We thus find ourselves
making great preparation Civ
Ing and planning expensive
and luxurious gifts and having
great feaSts Yet al the same
time We knowingly do this
there arc millions suffering
and starving throughout the
world.
We see millions displaced
~ oFAiHs W ilt AAitl III Europe
the rural South ~. S. A) or
our great massive population
that is again on the move.
So let not our hearts be troL b.
led but let us enter these
holidays with the spirit Of
cooperation: seeing that thy
brother suffcreth not Heed
ing His teachings is the great
est gift any man can make.
PRAYER
Q Master, we again ap-
proach Thee with a fearful
heart and a troubled feel.
Ing. May we dedicate our.
selves 10 Thee and heed
Thy teachings this being
our greatest gift. We seek
Thee in prayer and In work.
helping the needy. thus en-.
abling all men TO under
stand and have an appreci.
able attitude toward the
birth Of Thy Son and our
Savior. Jesus. This we ask
in Thy name. AMEN.
pATRONIZE OUR |
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27

pastor said. 1t can't be Christ
mas unless there Is a Christ Don't
put yourself in the center OF
Christmas. keeping Christ out"
Music and songs were furn-
iShcd by the combined choirs. At
INC $50 pm. service, the Senior
Choir rendered Handel's The
Messiah under the direction OF
Mrs Elizabeth Gary.
On Sunday, Dec. %, the pas
tors father, the Rev Mi H. f.
Stewart of Milwaukee, Wis, will
deliver the sermon at the morn
ing services.
Isaac Jones. rennrler
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
W. c. lAYMtN CALL PRE- CONFERENCE MEETING IN CHICAGO

the Rev. Jesse J. Mcneil Of Tab.
crnacle Baptist Church win no
the guest speaker
The observance will be held
Jan. J, 1913 $3.50 pm. at ST Sic.
phen AME Church, corner Cohb
and Stanford streets.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
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itebero ans Sauerbroten nit &lo=
zen. @s idmefte alien por5iiglih.
Nllh Dem 9e1itid)en @nu8 purOe
Elm 8eiudy o~bgeitattet. Sober Tell
neblner freute lid, einen aitsenebnlen
Gog inter 9leidgsiinntcn Menidlcn
perlebt 5lt babel.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
Nod feline resnlGrc GinluanSernns
ans 9entidlaHO

3rob mebrmoIiger 8~eroffentli-
hurg miro an ms INNER fpie0er Die
5roge geltelt, Oh Sic gintunnoerung
Don 8erapon0ten ODER 6reun0en CUR
s3eit mogIidp lit. allen 6ro9eiteaern
f0nfen mir mir INNER mie0er ant-
morten. 9eir &iloer un0 Gltern
amertfaniider 8iirger fonnen sur
Belt eimranoern. 2lne unoeren 9er-
ionen obne llnteridieo Der Ser
monotldaIt, iomeit es lid Inn Gin
~pan0erer inter Ser oelttlfen Quote
banoeIt, aud aif 6lilhtIinge, Die
aus oen oitlifen 9ropin6en GeutlfF
lan0s flieben nulBten nnO iebt IN
Eentlhlano leberL f0nren nod niht
padl Mmerifa onswanoern. Giele
3Gblen nidlt 81 ben iogenannten yois-
placed perionS", mie pielfadl ailge-
nonlnen miro, aud menn lie @alts
uno Sol perloren baben. IS lei bier
6elonoers oernlerft, ooB mir tefniidl
mit 3eittldlano nod altf Dem &riegS-
suB Iteben ulro Dor Der Iormeaen Or
fl1rltng Des 6rieoens feline &innan-
oerllng erfolgt. Sizes be5iebt lid
and atf 8erionen, Die mr. sum
8elnd fomlmen molten "a mir MN
gerooe BEL oieiem Sbena limo, lei
aud erlpabnt. OnB 9eiudSreiien mad,
geutitlono nod nidt mOglid iinO.