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Evening star., 1947-02-21
Ambassador in Tank Meet

The Ambassador swimming team
visits the Bainbridge Naval Train
ing Station tonight where they take
on the Sailors for the second time
this season. Ambassador won the
previous meet. Prior to the meet
the Ambassador club will stage a
water show.
Evening star., 1947-02-21
Stirs Up Wild Fowl
By Plane, Is Fined
BY the Asseeiofed Press

CAMDEN, N. j., Feb. 21.-A $25
fine has been imposed on Thomas
B. Stables on a charge of unlaw-
fully stirring up migratory water
fowl by means of an aircraft.
Federal District Judge Thomas
M. Madden, in sentencing the 23-
year-old former Army fighter
plane instructor yesterday, de-
clared that sometimes I think
there are not enough people left
who are close enough to nature"
ANY similar defendants, said
Judge Madden, will get the
book"
Evening star., 1947-02-21

of winter shad
has been on and
the snaggers are
busy along the
Potomac just be-
low the confu-
ence of Rock
Greek and the
c. g. o. Canal.
Almost any day
you may find q
small crowd of
men ana DOyS
in d u S t r iously
jerking t h e / r
three = pronged
hooks through
&hn n01rr clear
Evening star., 1947-02-21
Beers Come Cancelled

h The basket ball game between
Washingtons Bears and the Wor-
Ecester Mass.) pros, scheduled for
Sunday at Turner's Arena has been
Cancelled in respect to the memory
of Joe Turner.
Evening star., 1947-02-21
OUTDOORS

If one judges by the weather,
spring still is far away. Yet local
anglers know that 1t is just around
the corner. For some days the run
Evening star., 1947-02-21
Howard Cuqers Lose

Ed Stanley and John Harvey
showed the way with II points each
as North Carolina College pounded
out a $3.50 win over Howard Uni
versity last night in Turner's Arena
Evening star., 1947-02-21
Cans Close In on Eastern Title
With Win Over Providence

fend their 21-game home court rec
ord against the Ironmen in Uline
Arena at 8:45 pm.
Evening star., 1947-02-21

Beau Jack Georgias bail of fire. who
twice held the world lightweight title,
returns to Madison Square Garden
tonight to prove his merit as lead
ing contender for welter honors. He
tackles Tony Janiro (above), the fistic
wonder boy from Youngstown, in the
ten-round feature event.
The Beau's idea of fghtin' is to
fight. He takes a headlong bead on
the guy in the other corner and away
he goes-right into high. He's swing
from-the-hoor slasher a sharp-shoot-
ing left being his soundest weapon.
Janiro, however, is no powder puff.
His record embraces 81 wins in so
contests. Tony is brilliant, works in a
businesslike manner and is never fius-
tered. His left hook is a study Of pre-
cision and he strikes his foe with the
impact of a piston.
Enjoy the excitement, blow-by-
blow on Gillette's Cavalcadeof Sports
over American Broadcasting Co. and
WMAL 1880 on your dali at 10 pm.
And remember 7A
men LOOK I6HlenefEl
sharp! FEEL s.DDIIs NtaI
sharp! BE sharp! 71lI
Use Gillette Blue NHMsI
Blades with the HE5MsI
sharpest edges AH5sI
ever honed! He1KI
ossyr.sh., 1871, " anss.s ssss.z Rs.er cemRsnz ~
Evening star., 1947-02-21

While somewhat honey in struc-
ture, the sucker is a succulent fish
The future outlook., 1947-05-24
HOSPITAL SICK LIST

sex street, City.
Mrs. Lena Holt, Gibsonville.
Baby Ted r Hall, Pleasant
Garden.
Mrs. Grace Hinnant, 1901
Sloan street, City.
Baby Mary Harper, 4O5, Gill
lespie street, City.
Baby Robbie Jean Harris, 924
Dick street, City.
Julian.
Mr.. Nathaniel Hooks, Route /,
/. Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, 20O6
Husband street, City.
|. Baby Robert Keck, 1919 Lin
coin Court, City.
Mrs. Ada Lomax, 115 Moss
street, Reidsville.
Mitt Betty Matthews, 1913 N.
Eugene street, City.
Mr.. John Mitchell, Route 6,
Box GA, Greensboro.
Mr.. Joe Murray, 143 w. Nc
Culloch street, City.
Mr.. Geor Moragne, 4O2
Stewart street, City.
Mrs. Essie Murphy, $50 Lind
say street, City.
Mr.. John Lee Pinnix, Besse-
mer Branch, City.
Miss Zenobia Phifer, l.. Rich
ardson Nurses Home, City.
Mr.. Odell Robbins, 61S Cum
berland street, City.
Mrs. Pecolia Richmond, 7O6
Lindsay street, City.
Mrs. Margaret Russell, Route
5, Box Is, Greensboro.
Miss Evelyn Spencer and baby
girl, 80 Winston street, City.
Baby Brenda Ann Shoffner,
Route 7, Box 76-C, Greensboro.
Rev. John Spencer, Route l.,
Box 1, Stoneville.
Mr.. George Sudds, Route 2,
Brown Summit. =
Mrs. Rosie Sudds, GIG Willis
street, City.
Mrs. Sceola Thomas, 1876 N.
Dudley street, City.
The future outlook., 1947-05-24

Mrs. Plumma Totten, Route 1,
Box 51-B, Gibsonville.
Mr.. James Washington, 146
w. McCulloch street, City.
Baby Bobbie Jean Washing
ton, 9O2 S. Cedar street, City.
Mrs. Lalor Williams, 100 S..
Nocho street, City.
Mrs. Anita Willis, Route l.,
Yanceyville.
Mr.. James Chester Waddell,
901 Bennett street, City.
Mr.. Malard Williams, 1914
Mcconnell road, City.
Miss Annie ]. Woods, Glen
Raven.
Mrs. Florence Wilson, Gibson
vile.
Mrs. Lula White, 512 Hay
wood street, City.
Mrs. LaRuth Walker and ba-
by boy, 116 Ridge street, City.
The future outlook., 1947-05-24
Boy Scouts
Want Bottles

We know you must have a
pile of empty bottles lying
around the house or yard, some
where, that you'd like to get rid
of in the easiest way. Well
here's your chance to do it.
Members of the Greensboro
Boy Scout troops want those
bottles to help raise funds to
provide improvements to Boy
Scouts camps in this area :.
they want any kind of cold
drinks BOTTLES, milk bottles, or
any other types of beverages.
All you have to do is gather
up the bottles and place them
on the curb in front of your
house this coming Sunday Z.
that's Sunday, May 25 by 2
p. m. The Scouts will come by
in trucks and pick them up. If
you live outside the city, call in
to the Boy Scouts headquarters
here and they'll send someone
out to pick up those empty bot
ties, wherever you are. Or, if
you care to, you can bring the
bottles, yourself, to the curb
market site on Commerce Place
Sunday afternoon and turn them
in there.
It's the Boy Scouts Bottle Col
lection Campaign Sunday after
noon. All funds will go to the
camp improvements such as pur-
chasing boats, handicraft, etc.
The drive here Sunday is be-
ing headed up by R. D. Douglas,
Jr., chairman, D. D. Gallagher,
council commissioner, and SEN
iOr scouts.
The future outlook., 1947-05-24
PATIENTS OF l.. RICHARDSON
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
MAY %, 1947


MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
MAY q, 1947
Mrs. Annie Mae Allen, 527
Beech street, City.
Mrs. Louise Allen, 420 Cole
street, City.
Mrs. Marie Bailey, Route 7,
!. Box. 415, Greensboro, N. G.
Mrs. Eliza Belle, 11O31a Bill
bro street, City.
Mr.. billiard Blair, 212 East
street, City.
Baby Girl Bethel, 1875 Ridge
street, City.
Mrs. Claretta Bason, 500 Dor
is avenue, City. -
Miss JEANNE Chaffin, 224
Mendenhall street, City.
College, City.
: Mr.. John Coleman, Lutheran
Mrs. Helen Collins, Box 113,
Madison, N. c..
Baby Delois Caldwell, 5O3 Cole
street, City.
Mr.. George DeBerry, 100 w.
McCulloch street, City.
Mr.. Troy Donnell, 121 Haynes
street, City.
. Mr.. Charlie Fox. Route 2, Box
Z, Siler City.
Baby Boy Funderburk, 627
Sampson street. City.
Mr.. Jackson Freshley, 967 w.
McCulloch street, City.
Mrs. Hester Fox, Liberty.
Mr.. John Gentry, North Cam
pus, ORD, City.
Baby Robert Griffin, 615 Es-
The future outlook., 1947-05-24

In marshy lands near More
head City are several heron and
egret rookeries which, until re-
cent years, was guarded by an
Audobon1paid warden.
The future outlook., 1947-05-24
REV. j. T. DOUGLAS TO
PREACH AT ELKS' HALL
SUNDAY, MAY %

Rev. ]. T. Douglas, pastor of
st. James Presbyterian church,
will preach for the Elks Sunday
afternoon, May 20, at the Elks'
Hall, sos East Market street, at
5 o'clock.
Rev. Douglas served as chap
lain in the recent war, and for
sometime was overseas, where
he came in contact with men of
all races. A forceful speaker, it
is interesting to hear him relate
some of his experiences while
serving in this capacity.
The public is invited to attend
this service. Music will be furn-
ished by the quartet.
Evening star., 1947-12-31

VOL, i0:30-Janet Blair and Blue Barrons
Orchestra entertain st the Variety Club dIn'
ne preceding ths annual Cotton Bowl foof'
ball game.
WRc, to:30-Rsd SsIfon and GarV Moore
sub fof aiIing Jimmy Duranfe.
WMAl, t0:30-1hs Tony Martin Show, with
Evelyn Knight end Alan Young, at new lime.
Evening star., 1947-12-31

WM, e:00-Abs Bunows, Who used 10
script the "DuiFs Tavern" shows, visits
Archie.
WMAL, o:30-A new. lime for eroueho
Marks quiz show.
WhAl, 1o0o-tomsdIan Danny Thomas Is
Blng's caller.
WWDc, tO:00-1hs 10 Top news stories Of
t947 dramaiiled.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
on me Ar I0Nl6R1.

VOL, 7:3O-Trgys Lie, secretary general d
tho United Nations, discusses the outlook fo'
tho organization In f94S.
WMAL, s:30-Ths Vox Peppers visit the
residents Of Msniauk Lighthouse at ths eastern
lip Of Long Island.
Wnop, s:oo-Josn csulfIsId /" "eInd'''
ali, "
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-19
"Skipper's Southwest Sport .0graph'
r. +. DIXON

DALLAS Texas-IIighlghting collegiate
this the nocturnal ntersectona tilt between Arkansas
A. g. M College and Tennessee Friday September
ph Keans Tennessee eleven earned its claim
top spot grid
third tough and unpredcabe Southwestern Con-
ference certainly high in little book the first
in Negro College football last
dropping games % Wiley
respectively Buddy Aliens
themselves and dealt out misery all down the line the remaining
their 46 schedule They maxed brilliant comeback with
10 Cattle Bowl victory Ok Clemens Lane College
Fort Worth last New Years Day On the day Keans Tenn
the Vulcan Bowl Birmingham
game the present
for both teams finds Bowl winners
other in sambans four-beli setto
sATURDAY-Eenry Carroll tricks Tyler with his AZ Sam
College
This will Carroll and Sam Huston supporters good lead on
who will incidentally their
peeled for their September 9th conference jous with
Billy Nicks View Panthe down Prairie View Reports
always plays its ball the
DOWNSTAIRS Just mild tpoff of things to
c. H. Horn have driving Philander
Smith relenessy better than
ready for their acid test against Cleve Abbos Tuskege Tigers in
Ani Bowl September goth About griddes
outstanding school
ed golden Tigers The veteran and willy ceve Abbott
in the long anything of
his lads inclined to lightly
bot has only TO mention Southern and Christmas
continues on to FRANKFORT Ky where thew will n thi Md
Conference in clash with Randy Taylor Kentucky
Thorobreds September 9th
Dureys College Steers their guns
for public
in TYLER Saturday aRn and bs CHRISTIANS Lnov that tho stoo
really planning level them all
their newly adopted of play the TT The puky
Hawkins
Javtes from likely any quarters"
9th will dedicate newly lighting
interseciona tilt with
Nashville This will
first peek this great eleven that opposition
National football championship
husky squad plus
Bishops Nothing
order at the Bishop bright lights ovele love
nuhn football The readyng
circles Zip Gayes
field September 9th This
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-19
and spend their lives seeking to

and spend their lives seeking Il
grasp, our pastor has proven t.
any of the skeptical of ten year!
+, ago that he has fulfilled the ton
dest expectations Of everyone who
has shared the privilege Of know
ing him and working with him.
He has been a constant source
of inspiration for all of us to dc
our best. He has constantly set
the example. He has been the pri-
mer that has brought up the best
that was sealed deep down in
each and every one of us,
One Of our pastors most out
standing attributes has been char
aeterized by his spirit of progress
sive leadership. Under that divine.
ly inspired leadership the church
has continued to march ever on
ward. Even the building was re-
located and rebuilt from the
ground up at more favorable To-
cation, The membership has been
increased. The young people have
been induced to share in the in
comparable joys of worshipping
the Lord through friendly COM
petive schemes. T h e financial
structure of the church has been
strengthened. In fact, the improve
ments that have been accomplish.
ed under our present pastors
leadership are too numerous to |
mention here. All of you are
familiar with them 1t is not my
desire to fill this brief tribute to
our pastor SO full of praise, al
though it is deserved, as to make
it seem like an idle eulogy. I do
not wish to sacrifice sincerity by
the use of meaningless, high
sounding phrases, or idle gestures
Reverend Oliver, do
not believe that your Church
could pay you a higher tribute
han this statement, which is the
sincere heartfelt sentiment of /
every member of this church:
You have been a good shepherd.
May it be Gods will that YOU be
to continue to pilot us
through life's tempestous seas"
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-19
| WIlMAR
Mrs. Louise Rutherford

The Misses Cleanthis Eaton and
Thelma Ragland We're Monticello
visitors last weekend go. Miss Ida
Belle Fisher left to attend school
at Shorter College, North Little
Rock -. Pat II. Jones, Jr spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat H. Jones, Sr....
Willie Lee Riley left to attend
school at Dunbar High School,
Little Rock -, Mrs. Mildred Bass
and son Richard Nolen left for
their home in Kansas City, Kan
sas after spending an extended
vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N. S. Robertson and
family -. Bonnie Jackson was
home for few days and was ac-
companied by the Misses Lurene
Davis, Arie Lee Kemp. Ernestine
Kemp and Sadie Kemp of Little
Rock. They rendered a fine mu-
steal program at Mt Tabor Bap-
fist Church with Bonnie jackson
at the piano.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-19
CONWAY
George Edwards, Jr.

Funeral services were conduct
ed at Union Baptist Church Sep
TENDER 7th for Mrs. Miranda Tay-
lor, one of Conway's progressive
citizens. She is survived by her
husband, son and a daughter,
his mother, three sisters and other
relatives, and friends .. Mr. and
Mrs ODDS Jones entertained as
their house guest for the week
end their cousin, Miss Grafton Of
st. Louis m Willie Holbrooks
Hesterine Gilbert and Betty Jane
Gatewood are at Philander Smith
College; Harold Cowans, James
Cowans, Ralph Jackson and Her
man Smith are studying at AM x
N College. Pine Bluff .... Mr. and
Mrs. Lois Petty, Jr left Septem-
Der 3rd for Tuskegee, Alabama
where they will enter Tuskegee
Institute; Mr. Petty majoring in
architecture and Mrs. Petty ma
joring in business .. The Fellow
ship Service was held at Ebene-
ger Me Church Sunday, sponsor
cd by Mrs. Ida Adams. The Fell
lowship which Is interdenomina-
tional, meets every two weeks at
various churches throughout the
city. and the purpose OF the meet
ing is to help the pastors of the
churches. All money raised is left
with the church in which the
meeting Is held. Meetings have
been held at Christ Temple Church
Rev. J d. Gordon, pastor, Col.
lection $780, st. James c. M. E.
Church, Rev, p. l.. Jones pastor
Collection. $30.50, Ebenezer M. f.
Church, Rev. c. Mitchell. pastor,
s7200 . Rev. and Mrs. Clifford
Mitchell left Sunday, September
9TH for a two weeks vacation with
pay given them by their loyal
members. They will visit relatives
and friends in Paraloma a. Elmer
Woods of Yakima. Washington
and Miss Naomi Woods of Pine
Bluff are guests Of their mother,
Mrs Mary Woods ........ Mrs. Ora
Pearson is visiting her daughter
in Kansas City, Kansas, and at
tended the Baptist Convention
while there .... Mrs. Sallie Bell
Rogers and her mother Mrs. Ra.
chel Fortune have returned from
a visit with relatives and friend.
in Tulsa. Oklahoma.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-19

for Langston and the Lions well know that they
match the w Conference Dark Horse
their prepper with the Tigers
Pops Long Wiley working diligently and
nothing tackles the finding developing
Wiley
the Dean Southwestern coaches
the old sock with colorfu that will let
all
journey
Clark University September 9th
w Southern Jaguars Saving wood and keep
lazy Mississippi The 1916 s. w
barely able with 90 tie
last " Regs Houston
This the Jaguars will
of the dish but by different Retgs
erswhie Houston College, will
the fireworks in game the
both September 9th
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-19
Celebrates Anniversary

Rev. ]. M. Oliver, pastor of Gen.
tennial Baptist Church, Hensley,
celebrated his 10th anniversary as
pastor of the church September
Al. The following donations were
received during the celebration:
New Haven Church, S677, St.
Luke, $345; End Baptist, Little
Rock, $1,000; Galliean Baptist, Sill
81; Church of the Living God, ST.
08; First Baptist, Higgins, $3.50; ST.
John. $3.50; First, Sweet Home
$3.50 Gospel Temple, $3.50; First
Baptist, Wrightsville, $515; Pill
grim Progress, North Little Rock,
$285; Zion Hill, Sweet Home, $40
90; Harris Temple, $3.50; Mrs. E.
p. Surginer, $500; Silver Wing
Quartet, $500; Centennial Baptist
Church. $4663.
Ten years ago this church ac-
quired new pastor. Without any
reflection on those who proceeded
him, it was naturally a time of
speculation as to how he would
fulfill the expectations and re-
quirements of this Christian body.
rTtt
This attitude should be easily I'M
derstood by all inasmuch as it is
a recognized fact that interpre-
tations and philosophers concern
ing the Scriptures by an indivi-
dual of the same denomination
vary according to his personal
viewpoints and understanding. 1t
was therefore a time of trial for
both our pastor and the congre-
CATION ten years ago.
Measured by the course of
events that transpire in the an
nails of history ten years might
not seem like a long time. When
compared to the age of the
Church, it is indeed but a brief
minute. However, during that brief
moment which the past ten years
has comprised, in this history of
this church, its glorious soul-sav
ing work could have been serious
ly impaired if not indeed wrecked
beyond repair.
The fact that our church has
prospered in every respect thru
the last ten years is amply testi-
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-19
GOOD HOPE
Mrs. Bessie Lee SockweII

The All Club boys and girls
gave a successful picnic Saturday,
September 9th. In ball game the
Hickory Ridge girls beat White
Oak girls, 22-l3 - L. B. Beard
sponsored three choirs in a sing
ing contest at Good Hope Church
Sunday at 3 P M. and $8.45 was
raised. Mr.. Beard is doing splen-
did work throughout the commun-
ity -. On the sick list are Miss
Naomi Gulley and Ebert Toney.
Miss Irene Gulley is reported do
ing fine after an operation Mrs.
Vinie Cross visited Mrs. Martha
Box Thursday Mrs. Box is still
confined to her bed unable to
walk. She is about 80 years old
and hasn't walked for year ......
Mrs. Lydia Toney attended the
State Home Demonstration meet
ing in Little Rock last week. She
is the County Council President.
-. Mrs. Maebel Holomon went to
Prescott Saturday to be at the
bedside of her sick sister, Mrs.
Irish lnqrom =. 1--WE: Just look
who is buzzing around here. JBT
is on the ball with ASH. Watch
out, RIB - Wonder what's 70.
ing to happen to LAM. Well see
Ha., Ha. -. CTB is around here
! Watch INBT. That was a rubber
ball and it bounced over you -.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-19

love of our pastor for his congre-
cation. His span of stewardship
has encompassed about every type
of tribulation that is designed to
try mems souls. Judged in terms.
worldly goods, his years of SER
vice to us have not been fat ones.
The difficulties imposed upon his
efforts to shepherd his flock by
the most horrible war of all man.
kinds history were successfully
circumvented by him uncomplain-
insly and without resort to ali
bies. Without regard to the great
ness or smallness of financial re.
Enumeration, or the praise of his
fellow man. or any OF the Other
glittering baubles men strive fol
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-19

Lee -. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Dick.
ems, Jr., Lenord Dickens, brother;
Maud Emma Dickets, sister Of
ST. Louis, and Mrs. Mildred Riggs
and son Jeff of Venice, Ill. visit
ed friends and relatives here last
Sunday .... Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Garner had as guests last Sun
day Jack Garner, Miss Annie Mae
Garner and their mother, Mrs.
Whit Garner eco. Mrs. Nicie Nit.
chell has as guest her sister Mrs.
Bessie Mayes of st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Rosie Bills of Chicago is
here visiting her brother, Henry
Ellis.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-19
PARKDALE

Mrs. Ida Green and daughter
Stella Mae Holt of Helena; Mr..
and Mrs. Joe T. Jackson of Little
Rock and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Floyd of Parkdale were week END
visitors of their brothers, Jim
Jackson here. There was no end
to fried chicken, sweet potato
pies and watermelon at lunch
time.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-19
BY REQ sAeAeea

at Walnut Grove Baptist Church,
Rev. o. D. Woods pastor. Twenty
persons were united for baptism
and nineteen additional members
made total Of 80 members to
the church. Sunday School il held
at $50 AM and BYpU at $50 PM.
WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas, IS
County Of Pulaski
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Clevesta Hatchett. Plaintiff
VS.. No. $3.50
Paul Hatchett, Defendant
The Defendant, Paul Hatchett.
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff.
-lSvesta Hatchett.
Dated. August 18th, 1o47
J. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
| J. A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem
! H. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner, d. c.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-19

Well I see Wv is solid with JLB
and oh my Ell and MT are real
ly hip to the 1--WE a.. Wonder what
has happened to CEB and LG.
LIP has gotten between them 500.
Everybody is wondering what's
happened to RIB and NM That
car doesn't roll on four wheels
now ...,.. LIS and CIR are getting
along fine now ........ HIS really
wants EP for a wife. wish he
could get her ...... NPS struck on
the jock last week and CHS said.
Grandson just can't drive, He
just gets worse every day" &c.,.
LIS and HIS think they can 20,
pulling truck. Look for more
next week.
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-19
WELDON
Juanita Garner

Mrs Louis Burton of California
visited here last week with re-
la,ives and old friends eel. Mrs.
cornelia Hatchett and Mrs. Ado
liza Taylor attended a meeting at
Kensett last week ..." Willie Joe
of Mound, III. was here to at
tend the burial Of his father jim
Arkansas State press., 1947-09-19

mony to the sagacity, the wis.,
dom, the understanding the pat.
fence, and above all the divine
Arizona sun., 1947-08-15

There are others, however, who
while they may agree with Browns S
postulation, question the methods
now being used to develop these
innate abilities.
A very dim view of the situation
is taken by Canon Bernard Iddings
Bell. educator, pastor, author and
consultant on education to the Epis-
copal bishop of Chicago.
He thinks Henry Wallace is cor
rect in his description Of the cur
rent century but he says: 1T does
not follow because the common man
has suddenly been lifted into control
that he is. thereby automatically
made competent properly to exert
control" He thinks Wallace's
definition ought to be expanded.
He says: "Ours is the century of the
perpetually adolescent common
man, Of the common man un-
skilled in the art of living. Un-
taught in the wisdom of the race. he
is incompetent either to rule or to
be ruled"
Arizona sun., 1947-08-15
NEWS REVIEW
British Economy Menaced;
Traffic Fatalities Slashed

Like kaleidoscope in which several apparently unrelated
chips of glass shift suddenly from meaningless tumble of
understandable pattern at least of the
whrng segments of the worlds intricate economy have be-
gun dropping into place to form coherent unit.
masses of Americans, to whom economics could be
matter of you either have it don't have
the international hystera MONIES credits loans spend
ing initiation and crises abroad began take
meaning.
England virtually
surface linked
preceding philosophers
mi L a perfect chain of and effects.