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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

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j VoLKMAN, 4617 41st st. NV EN-
aa4a; Ewes; Wo; 1924 1aa994hrrnu.v. O. 6sas,
buvers in urgent need OF Immediate hous-
ing; can pay Up to $4,000 and will guar
sntse immedate seton vIh p,esss sHtMSN paSns MI +
LUcHS Co, 15O5 II ST. NV. MA. 2345..
WE Have IMMEDIATE purchasers for
Brightwood and Petworth houses, Let our
duce results for you as 1t has. for many
o6s4, with SHANNON & LUcHs CO., 1906
HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASERS for a
Or bedroom home: 1st f. den MI,, and lay ~
to $50. 500 cash; Chevy Chase, D. c., OF
Md. Wakefield. Forest Hills or Shepherd
Park. Phone Mr.. Evans, WO. 0290. with
SHANNON & LUcHs CO., 1905 H st. NV,
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.S2s Of Ms. odo 10 nsfEs, Gs iSss es
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seeEs or or Miss odon,, uN. 1875, with cox
SHYsIciHS's = oproR!uNIrYmAa,olninHss Hss
Cheverly; new. detached, sustom-built
dining room ana kitchen: snd noor:
Rsss sss. ~ as $685. hsfs Oass!a :tsHss; ''ts
Woo2R ExpF 4iGS d3n syss dd0: kR 0ssg 1 n t.,
iia. ' rm. with nfeDi' din. !m:,. all;eiec. kit.,
.S SsDsH% RS.ssE. RAy}s N ss5s ST.
sslE fsf sSPdiE ans!i
ise ieaeFo Wooded s iot viH fuf ssms, iii hest GOD
$. DAVIS 4 CO., Hyattsvilie. Nd. VA.
Ts9o iN ocHEvsRLY FOR ONLY s1a,eso-Ap
attractive modern ssso s;story home with m.,. :
to bxn o SSs
nsasfSsUph required. Phone MARVIN SIMMONS CO.,
s6MaIa}Ne 81 af92 ever SEE2 e. spfeAI in o1.,
North Woodside Park-Beautitul center
hall red brick Of finest construction; yrs
! OLD, on q large WCil-htiI ubuUo pClS
close to school, transp. and ahoppins
Large living room with fireplace, dining
| oom, breakfast nook, den or bedroom,
| fun bath, modern kitchen on 1st noor'
end f.. beautiful twin-bed size rooms,
full bath: lots Of closet space, large noored
attic with windows; storm windows, DOOR
for entire house. lovely screened porch
of living room, attach. garage, full base
ment, oil hot water s.-c. heat. layatory
| Space for rec. ROOM CARTER REALTY
! CO, 2S13 14th st. NV, Du. 5067-6063i
eyes; Mrs; Sherman. EA 7ess, ,,., MS ,,,,.
in garage, . extra lots. Immediate pos
session. Call WA. 1889. until Pm. WlIs
LIAM L. PRIMROSE, Realty, 3404 r.
| ave., Mt. Rainier, Nd.
NEAR CHEVERLY-3-bedrm. brick bunEs.
| low, lull basement, gas heat, easy terms
Cali WA. 1889. until pm. WILLIAM I
PRIMROSE, Realty s4o4 r. l. ave" Ms
WEST HYATTsvILLE-oI with small easl
I payment, 6-rm. asbestos shingle bungaloL
I in lew-house condition. bus st door. car
i WA. 1882, until 8 pm. WILLIAM L: PR1N
Il ROSE, Realty, 3404 r. I. ave, MI RsinisA
Md.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Southwest.

S1o,75O. Vacant, substantial 3-story brick
dwelling, 5 bedrooms, bath, hot-water heat.
Entire property in excellent condition; l. the
terms arranged. Call Mr.. Robey (eye-
ninss. EN- 1910, THos. J. FISHER & co.
INC, Realtor, DI. $3.50.
lent downtown location e-story brick; fine
arm apt; also s rented rooms; perfect
cond.: oil h.-w.h. Inspect with MI
LARGE ii-RM. FRAME and two 5-rm:
bricks on lot 25x125 too 3o,ft. alley; Snd SSnf
500 mo-. priced to sell. Call Mr. Man
gels, TABLER, INC, RE. 5000.
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homes. Full bssement ae planned for TeeEe- SEe
With With low 9s0l down payment am and easy terms
reach; Out 18th St: to end, left on East
entTsnce. % s. then follow arrows to Milford
sslT & bv 5AhAHEss hH sis5 I; Rixos & CO. l0a: l5'h
s9n 5sa nbed All st9 e5ek full rss 1m
FS f SofsEs RE 9aE ssTAfE tfT@s Ios t ~
MODERN brick bungalow, Sligo Park Ter
ing to a 9Th room: Oh heat, side screen
porch eXcelsnt eondition d inside az and ,,f out
F1Rk MA RsiER KRA MbETesshs sn bus aSS bunsa u
low on lge. corner lot, contains liy rm.,
din. rm., modern kit, bedrms.. bath sun sur,
rm, on ,1st A., finished rm. on End, full
sn Marlin co EXCLUSIVE luss seaiseSs
SILVER sPRfNG-Here is a nice, an-mod-
more pedrms upstairs; conveniently 10
Gated and reasonably priced. PHILIP ;
1st A.. lge. lv.. rm. with frepl;. din. rm
with picture window equip nsd,n sit; snd a.
bath: storage attic; full bsnt., gas a.-c.h.
lgs finished rm With ns Tspl' ouisiae en- .,
ping; s14.75o. o. L. MURDOCH, sH
HILLANDALE-An attractive brick home
in new condition; located south Of White
Oaks off N H. ave. extended. This re-
stricted subdivision is well-established with
| many charming homes. House contains
entrance hall living room with adjoining
screened porch. dining ROOM den. layatory
and fully equipped kitchen; bedrooms
and baths on End A.. basement contains
recreation room, laundry room; lavatory
with shower, auto. heat; attached lear
garage Situated on fenced lot approx
| I5O'x150'. Inspection by appointment
PHILLIPS, CANDY g. FULLER, INC, 1912
I i sth st. NV ma 1900. -
sI2,9SO; 6-RM. BRICK-Almost-new con-
dition, 2-story; liv. rm. with fireplace, din
rm., fully equipped kitchen, full basement
gas heat. 8 bedrms., lovely tile bath. hard
wood As. throughout Substantial cash re-
ROBERT ROB MAGEE RE; 7749 gntil 2; 8 -
BEDROOM AND FULL TILED BAIH or
| first noor, in this charming red brick Cap'
Cod In nice section Of Silver Spring: beaut
| Nv nm. with nrepl, din. rni., moderT
equipped kit; End d., bedrms and ful
tiled bath; full basement. finished rec; rn
with built-in bar. gas h.-w:h., Law; built-ir
rarage: perm. Rustic combination screens
snd STERN ,oS Stnesyns lsys lss eo so.i e
b7oo. sH.. 0ol5 until pm. -3
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CONTINUED On Ns1s Psss.'
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-15

Church. He is also a 80 degree
Mason and member of the N. A.
A. c. p.
Rev. Walker has been with Uni
versal Life Insurance Company
for IL years, however he served
for three years as Production
Foreman at the Pine Bluff Arse
nal. He received his schooling 1t
Merrill High School, Pine BMf9
He is one of the Company's laree
debit managers with his debit now
standing $215.00. Rev. Walker -
known to make a constant In
crease and is the advance pay
king of the Southern Division.
In connection with his duties
as debit he is also understudy-
ing for the Divisional Manager
which puts him in line for be-
ing the next Divisional Manages
of the Southern Division.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-15

McKindra Fletcher

Everyone was glad to see the
rain last Thursday morning 49,.
Mrs. N. f. MeDaniels and Viola
Ousler have returned home from
summer school at Philander
Smith College, Little Rock -. A
successful revival was held at
Pilgrim Rest No. 2. Seven con-
verts We're baptized Sunday 800.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Wilson of ST.
Louis, Mo visited their sisters,
Mines. Blanche and Vettrix Flet-
cher last week 49,. Mrs. Prudence
Duncan of St Louis, Mo. is spend
ing her vacation here with her
mother, Mrs. Laura Fletcher ......
Mrs Willie Stikes of Louisville
Kentucky motored here with her
husband to visit relatives and
friends -. Mrs c. H. Swinton
spent last week in Little Rock
with her sister Mrs. Rogers and
Rev. Rogers ..... Mr.. and Mrs
James McDaniels of AM & N Col
lege, Pine Bluff are visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
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MILLCREAK
Fannie Mae Jones

Clementine Jones has returned
from Little Rock, where she was
visiting her sister, Mrs. Susie
Jones ..,.... Mrs. Emma Lee John
son died last Wednesday morn
ing 90. Mrs. Eliza Blacknall and
Mrs. Bertha Jones have returned
from Little Rock w Mable Jones
spent the weekend with her mo-
Their ...... Elsa Johnson spent last
week with Lille Jones -. SOME
GOSSIP 49,. Luther is crying be-
cause a boy is taking E. L. Craig
from him 80. Louis Yarber is
singing. Il Got a Right to Cry. =.
Van Jones was on with Miss Sus-
lie Hall last week in Sparkman.
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McDaniels ...... Mrs. Cullin Flet-
cher is visiting her parents in
Popular Bluff, Mo. -. Miss l..
Fletcher is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Helen Conway in Little Rock $500
Ida Ross of Russellville visited in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Jones
Fletcher and attended the big
meeting 80. Mrs Vettrix Fletcher
made business trip to Morrilton
last week ..... William Earby had
a pleasant visit with his nieces
and nephews at Woodruff last
week
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-15
MeGEHEE
Callie Green

Cpl. Sollie L. WEIGH, MBNAD
of McAlester, Okla. was called
here due to the death of his faith
er, Bryant WEIGH, who passed
Wednesday Aug. g. The funeral
was held last Sunday at McGehee
Chapel, where had served as dea-
con for number of years. Rev
Minor Coleman officiated "a. Char
lie Ward of st. Louis, Mo. is here
at the bedside of his mother, Mrs.
Fannie Ward .M Mrs Addie Wash
ington left last Sunday for her
home in st. Louis, Mo. after
spending several weeks here with
relatinves and friends. She was
accompanied home by her nep-
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Plain Dealing, Ia.
ID A Vaughn

The members of Rock Spring
Baptist Church Mol of Bolinger,
La are running a revival. Lights
have been installed in the church.
Some Of the members are plan
ming to attend the Association at
Benton, La-.aMr. and Mrs. Cart
er visited their daughter, Mable,
who is also sick 49,. Ezekiel
Meanes arrived home from Mus
kegon, Mich, for vi i t
with h i S wife, Mrs. George
Means and other relatives Those
on the sick list are Rev. J. w.
Green, pastor of Rock Spring
Baptist Church, Mrs. ]. w Green,
of Curtin.
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SMACkOVER
Collie Caldwell

Mrs. Sylvana Caldwell, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Goodwin, and daugh-
ter, Janice motored to Dalark
last week 49,. Mrs. Lola Harris
left Wednesday for Chicago, Ill.
TO attend the funeral of her sis
ter. ...... Mrs. Matthew Green is
spending her vacation in Louisi-
ana with relatives $50. Mrs. Ethe-
rine Walker left Monday for Hot
Springs 49,. Miss Nettie Ramey of
Louann spent the past week with
her aunt Mrs. Phoebe Lee who
has been sick but has now i'm
proved ..... Charlie Hall died Au-
gust 0 at the home of his cousin,
VIII Hall. He was buried in Hicks
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-15
: LATER JUNIOR, DIE BETTER ON A FULL STOMACH

College, Memphis, Tenn.
October 4, Wiley College, Pine
Bluff, Ark.
October II, Texas College, Tyler
Texas.
October 10, Southern Universi-
ty, Scotlandville, La.
October rs, Prairie View Uni
versity Homecoming Pine Bluff,
Ark.
November |, Bishop College
Marshall, Texas
November 8, Samuel Huston
College, Pine Bluff, Arkansas
November Is, Langston Univer-
ersity, Langston, Okla.
November %, Lincoln Univer.
sity, st. Louis. Mo.
November %, Pkilander Smith
College, Little Rock, Ark.
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hew, Johnnie Jones Miss Verie
Cooks left last week for Chicago
Mrs, Alma johnson and child
rem left last Tuesday for Topeka.
Kansas where she will visit her
father and other relatives. Mrs.
Alice Gay is back home after
spending a long time in Chicago.
Ill. with relatives and friends
She reported a grand time 49,.
Robert lowell is home for a while
after going to summer school in
Pine Bluff ....- Charlie Williams,
Dan Turner, Mrs. Fannie Ward
and Mrs. Gertrude Tucker are on
the sick list this week 80. Mrs.
Everleen Sims and children left
last week for San Francisco, Calf
where they Will make their home
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-15
Lions To Open
Season Against
I Tennessee State
By JOHN HOWARD

PINE BLUFF The Arkansas
State Lions will open the l947
football season against the nation
al champions, Tennessee State, at
Memphis. Tennessee, September
10 III Il Charity Classic night
game Coach Buddy Allen said
here this week that he was taking
on the kean team with full con-
I 'ence in his teams ability to
give tee Nul,tn Bowl champions
a REAL FIGHT. Most likely the
Mississippi river fans will see a
belated contest he; Neen the Ne
tional Champions and the Cattle
Bowl Champions.
States players will return to
college in a few days and get
down to hard work. The Lions
will be paced by most of last
years squad with new strength
coming in from the high schools
of Arkansas, Kentucky and Mis-
souri,. Brooks, Seawood, Jackson
Harris, Babbs, and Branton will
be lost Men like Pennyman, Har.
ris, Smith, Watson, Lawson, Sells
Britto, Allen, Lee, Grant, Free.
man, Edwards, CRANBERRY, ane
Cox will make up the returning
veterans.
The Lions will meet Lincoli
University at St Louis in Nov
ember, This game and the Vile,
and Prairie View game will mos
likely draw hundreds of fan
from al over the Southwest.
THE SCHEDULE
September 10, Tennessee Stat
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cemetary last Sunday ...... Miss
Ora Mae Legraves visited Mrs.
James Goodwin last week Mrs.
T. S. Jackson of Fordyee was
recent visitor here. While here
she was the guest of Mrs. O. w.
Highshon and Mrs. Jessie Giles.
Mrs. Elsie Flowers is on the sick
list ....., Mrs. Alice Wiley has i'm
proved. .z..,.e.s
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PARKDALE
Mrs. Luvenia Maxwell

Ernest Dunning of st. Louis Is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Dunning ...... A large crowd
attended the quartet singing al
Union Baptist Sunday night .......
Miss Irene Maxwell of Pine Bluff
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Maxwell.
Mrs. Ardelia Parker left Sun
day night for Chicago ...... Mrs. w.
H. Maxwell gave her son, Rufus
party Friday night honoring his
10th birthday. The birthday CAKE
was beautifully decorated with 10
candles. Everyone present report
ed an enjoyable time ...... Miss
Lula Reed Of ST. Louis is spend
ing the summer here with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. r.
Reed.
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DELARK
Ethel T. Neal

The Five Harmonizers, quartet
from Sparkman, rendered a pro-
gram here Friday night ..... Mrs.
Sarah E. Frost motored from St
Louis. Mo. to visit her mother and
friends ..... The PTA met Friday
at o'clock at the Public School
The South Land Gospel Singers
rendered a program at Mt Olive
AME Church Sunday at D. m.
Prof Hill, principal of Sparkman
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ing is in session at First Baptist.
Rev. F. H. Harris is pastor 49, The
Sunday School ACE League Con-
vention will convene at Shady
Grove Thursday, August 3lst....
Harris Church is holding a reviv-
al.
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SIP
WILMOT
EVELYN NJ. Evans

Rev. r M Hughes and con-
gregation of Shady Grove AME
Church went to Bonita Louisiana
Sunday, August Bird visiting Rev.
Maple, pastor of st. Joe AME
Church. Rev. Hughes preached an
inspiring sermon. Mrs Lucy Wild
er and Harvey Evans raised $40.
90 for Rev Maple Prayer meet
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Rev. j. ID. Walker, age 80, mar
ried and father of one child. Rev.
Walker Is an ordained minister
and member of st. Paul Baptist
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WARNING ORDER


County OF Pulaski. IS
In The PulaGA1
Chancery Court
Reola Brasell, Plaintiff
VS.. No. $3.50
Mitchell Brasell, Defendant
The Defendant. Mitchell Brasell
Is warned TO appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint Of the plaintife
Rtola BraselI
Dated: August 7th, 1947.
j. r. Booker,
Solicitor for Plaintiff n
j. A. Hibbler,
Attorney ad Litem
H. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY A. Haynes Richardson e.
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High School made a fine address
Sunday night at Mt Olive AME
Church.
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Evening star., 1947-05-25

fCOntlnueQ from rage I-1.'
to the House rules, and, Of course,
failed.
Charles Curtis, Vice President with
President Herbert Hoover, had long
experience in the Senate before he
became its President. He knew the
rules and parliamentary procedure
ard was a great "gaveler"-pound-
ing away in an effort to get order.
Mr.. Vandenberg demanded the
Office of President pro tempore OF
the Senate as well as that of chair
man of the Senate Foreign Rela-
tions Committee. There were pro-
tests from few of the Republican
Senators at the opening Of the ses-
sion that this was too much honor fol
one man, and that he should settle
for one of the two jobs. He was
determined, however, and got his
way. There was precedent for this
The late Senator Key Pitman OF
Nevada had been both chairman OF
the Foreign Relations Committee
and President pro tempore.
/ One of the problems which Mr.
vandenberg may have to rule on
some day is whether majority vote
or two-thirds vote will be required
to bar Senator-elec Bilbo. Demo
crat, of Mississippi, if and when Mr.
Bilbo presents himself. MIR. Van
denberg has already decided this
question-but he is not making any
announcement Of his decision ppw
Evening star., 1947-05-25
No Interpreted as Maybe
Has Twice Before Beer
a 'Favorite Son
Candidate

clined to allow his name to be pre-
sented as either a presidential or
vice presidential candidate, saying
that he had obligated himself to
complete his term as Governor,
elected on a nonpartisan platform.
His Stock SCARED.
Subsequently he shattered political
precedent by winning both Repub-
lican and Democratic nominations
for re-election-the first Governor
since the late Hiram Johnson to win
second term-and his stock as
presidential possibility scared. From
time to time White House booms
nave been launched for him, but SO
far he has been successful in getting
them called off.
Although Gov. Warren was re-
elected for a four-year term ending
January /, 1851, with unanimous
major party support, he has had
struggle with the State Legislature
to enact his program, topped this
year by a proposal for a thorough
modernization of the highway sys-
tenn.
He has urged increase in gasoline
and trucking industry taxes to-
finance a long-range program and
indorsed the major features Of a
to spend $1,000, ,00o, 900 in
10 years on State and county roads,
including freeways in metropolitan
areas, some OF which would be cut
through built-up sections.
Continues Tax Reduction.
He again is contending for a
public health insurance system to
be operated by the State and
financed by payroll deductions. The
present plan is more restricted than
the one he supported unsuccessfully
two years ago. He has recommended
continuation of a s96, 900 900 a year
tax reduction schedule, made effec-
tive at his urging in 1943, and is
espousing State subsidies to COM
munities to match Federal funds for
hospital construction.
On a coast-wide basis, Gov. War
ren has assumed leadership in
concerted drive for larger Federal
appropriations for publicly owned
power.
Distributed b. the Associated Press)
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Brown On:
British Planning
Another Empire
Continued From Page CID

Continued From Page CID
change for that liquidation of Bri-
tain's entanglements In the Middle
East and in the Indian Ocean, the
chief of the British imperial staff
wanted to know whether he could
report to his superiors that the
Soviet government would be willing
to respect British oil interests in the
Middle East.
Lord Montgomery is said to have
informed Stain that Britain was
sincere in her offer to abandon her
political interests in the areas SO
dear to the Russian heart and that
she contemplated establishing new
empire in Africa, south of Egypt.
This, he said, could by no stretch of
the imagination be construed as
conflicting with Russia's policies.
Prime Minister Stain is said to have
agreed.
New Alliance Reported.
The Endorsement of the British
plan was reported by Lord Mont
gomery on his return to London
early last January. He called on
King George VI Immediately after
his arrival. He also had a two
hour session with the cabinet.
The immediate sequel of that
conversation was the disclosure of a
tripartite alliance between Britain,
France and Russia. For the present
this alliance is not in effect. Such
historic developments are subject to
much bargaining and haggling. But
the handful of American official
observers who have followed the
new trend" believe they have now
received at least partial confirma-
ton of the reports of Britain's new
orientation.
lldS ltOW dOl1llLbCo ItlcI ~
has sold Russia a number of jet
planes. The price will be paid in
Russia raw materials. But Wash
ington has received definite infor-
nation that besides these jet planes
the British since January have been
selling the Russians plexiglas, plas-
tics essential in the mass production
of jet planes, and g number of
other inventions developed in the
United Kingdom during the war
Whatever atomic energy formula
Russia possesses today came from the
persons who betrayed secrets to the
Soviets, as was made clear in the
Canadian spy case. But the Brit
ish governments willingness to pro-
vide the Soviet government with
materials needed for modern war
fare is regarded as an indication of
trends in the United Kingdom.