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Evening star., 1947-05-11
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, May 10 l1.-A selling move
ment developed in grains during the latter
part of trading today and prices broke
sharply under the leadership Of May wheat.
Trading was active and numerous stop-loss
orders were touched of on the decline.
Wheat fell more than cents and corn
more than 3 cents bushel from yester.
days final prices at one time. Earlier,
staged short-lived rally on little short
covering and some commercial buying.
Selling from commission houses and
local traders It was touched OF BY un.
confirmed rumors that the Commodity
Credit Corporation had decided to permit
sellers Of cash wheat for delivery to the
agency by May 81 to switch these sales
into delivery CT new-crop wheat BY June 30:
Also serving to- cause some selling was
an Agriculture Department prediction Of o
winter wheat crop in excess Of . billion
bushels. although this had been igncred In
the early dealings.
Wheat closed " to 8 cents lower, MAY,
So. "a .64A; corn was to 3h lower
May. $1,67ss. and oats 1h-1h lower, May.
Q2A.A
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Listed Bond Values
OFF Slightly in April

NEW YORK, May 10.-The aver
age market price for all listed bonds
on the New York Stock Exchange
at the close of business April 80 was
102 SO, the exchange reported, COM
pared with 102 95 on March 81.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, May 10,-Ths Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index a
35 commodities today declined to 171.1S.
Previous day 1920, week ago 170.01f
month ago 179 Is. year ago 1892, based
on 1925 as 100.
Evening star., 1947-05-11

frnit Of trading. 10 shares I'm bankruptcy Or re-
being reoreanized under the
Act or securities assumed BY such companies Rates
Of dividends IN the forsgons table are annu.l dis;
declaration Unless otherwise noted special or extra
rights Also extra or extras Plug stock dividend
Cash or stock Paid last year, Payable in stock
Z 0ecIared or paid 50 far this year. Payable III
Canadian funds. Accumulated dividends paid - -
clared this yeaf.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

Mrs. Sadie Davenport

MIR. and Mrs. William Thomas
of Fort Smith motored to Port
land and spent the weekend with
MIR. and Mrs. Emanuel Todd 49,.
Mrs. Henrietta Barnes has return
ed to her home in Fort Smith af-
ter a very pleasant stay here with
her daughter, Mrs. Lucy Todd I'D.
James C. Allen is here from Long
Beach, California on account of
the illness Of his mother, Mrs Mel
Brown who is in a Lake Village
hospital. We are hoping that she
Will be able to come home
soon 49,. Roy Brown of Monroe.
louisiana was welcome visitor
here Saturday a.-. Rev. j. j. vii
son has returned to his home in
Little Rock after visit here with
his sister. Mrs, Ollie Bryant
Mrs. Ode Ward of Dermott spent
last week with her daughter. Sa.
rah Blueford.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
AUGUSTA
+. ID. GipsOn

The funeral of Mrs. Lille Mard
who died suddenly September l6
was held at Ward Chapel Septem-
Der 2lst- Reverend w. K. Walden
pastor delivered the eulogy Arch
lie Brooks son Of the deceased, arr
rived after the funeral was held
Miss Neotris Seat and Miss
Doris Clark left recently for
school Miss Seat is attending Ark
ansas Baptist College Mss Clark
is attending AM and N College in
Pine Bluff - Miss Marie Neal
has returned to school at Merrill
High. Pine - Miss Helen Big
gers and Ira Lucas were married
recently at the home of Rev, F.
d. Gipson, who dictated a.... Mrs.
Vastoria Raspberry and children
lell LOT thlCdBo ltNtiNiS -- nv
Co1ored Teachers Extension
Course supervised by Prof. f. G..
Lands closed last Saturday. The
teachers We're loud in their praise
for having the opportunity of adj
vaneing their educational interest,
and of having such outstanding
character to instruct them as Prof.
Lands. He IS indeed thoroughly
prepared for the job and is much
adored by all his students. They
are hoping that he will have the
opportunity of heading the class
next year $500. The Arkansas An
nual Conference convenes Octo-
Der % at 1000 A. NJ at Bethel
AME Church, North Little Rock
by presiding elder F. d. Gipson
...4=-. THOUGHTS FOR TIE DAY
Some people try to make them
selves great not by services they
render, but by pretending and
making someone think they are
what they are not II pretense and
selfish motives made one great,
some people would reach the top
most round, but true greatness
comes by service; sacrifieial SER
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

Wonder why GIN plays e Rock
Me Mama Wonder why LOA
gets LEES car so much lately;
going to see OMB? .....-.. ELC is
going to knock CT out of twon
with JEP ..5.... EDW and SIN are
together again. eWhoo" .......
wonder what's the matter With
W.T. and OP | think CDR has
come around SO you had better
look out .-lz.. All you hip cats
and 1--WE clowns get around and
hear the latest news, You see JEP
all draped to kill with his chain
dragging the ground 5-4=-- Girls
you'd better beware, CIR is on a
wonder about his girl friend =......
WILT is getting popular around
here. What is the matter with
him and dob. Seems as if OHM
is getting him told .....-. CT and
ElC are pulling straws over JEp
that good looking chick ,...... RIB
and NM are still in love z..... DE
is blue because her boy friend Is
away She sings, Il Love You Fol
! sentimental Reasons. ....... Please
help LIB and All find girl friends
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

structure of the church has been
strengthened ....... Mrs Travers "A.
Green aud son are here from Los
Angeles, California visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Jim Bobo,
1901 So Hutchinson Street While
here she has visited in Kansas
City and Chicago A tea was
given in her honor at the home
of Mrs. Myrtle Gross. Games were
played with prizes for the win
ners. Refreshments We're served to
Mines, S. Spotsville, Guy Hester,
James Crofton, MyTtis Williams
and the honoree, Mrs, Travers
Green ..5..,. We are happy to have
Mrs. Ethel X. OldS back after an
extended visit in Chicago. Kansas,
Detroit and Canada a.. We are
happy to welcome Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c. Baker to our community .=.
The Childress Hi Tigers lost to
Yerger Hi, Hope 1872 last Thurs
day night at Scroppeis Field. The
game was we'll attended and
many fans were present from
Hope
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

vice; honest-t o-goodness service,
by the consideration of others
Listen, good brother, you can not
become great by cheating, taking'
advantage of someone because
you are in power Again, great
ness is not what you think of
yourself; but what others think OF
you is what counts. If you would
spend half the time doing things
for others as you spend to pro-
mote your selfish and hellish in
teeests you too would become
great.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
GOOD HOPE

Henry Walker, Charlie Box, Roy
Curtis, p NJ Murphy, Jim Box
and Robert Curtis, trustees of
Good Hope Church held a sue
eessful rally Sunday, Dist. Rev.
Nelly Blake preached wonder
ful sermon. Due to inclement
weather not many people were
present but 1881 was raised
Mr.. and Mrs Lucious SockwelI
are very sick ...s~ Mrs. Maggie
Alexander spent the week end
with her brother, Buddy Boy Will
Gams in Mcneil .- Miss udell
Blake has returned home from
Pine Bluff to enter school $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Curtis, Mrs.
perlie Washington and Mrs. Katie
Alexander and family were house
guests of Mrs. Jimmie Erik Sun
day afternoon .--.4 Mrs. MINNIE
Blake. Mrs. Johnnie Rivers, Mrs.
Nancy Box visited Mr. and Mrs.
Lucicus Sockwell Monday .s-.se.
Mrs. Mollie Sockwell was taken
TO the doctor in Camden Monday
by E. B. Sockwell .... Mrs B. l..
Soekwell and Mrs. Lydia Toney
motored to Camden Wednesday
evening to put on some exhibits
at the fair: 1--WE: Just look here;
ELC and JTB are on like light
-. CMB and LOA are getting
rough around Good Hope .-......
Wonder who BIF is looking for
these late days? JCP and ELC
are going to Rockford, Ill. soon
.......z JB is trying to talk around
OMB again, but amt no more
days like that .z... Wonder why
FIT and WIG have so much bus
mess in Good Hope. Listen you,
take that trip ON a ship before
you get hipped ....z.. BIB and EDW
are buzzing TINS trail now ......-
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
HUTTlG

NV 80 ssN'"'
High services were held at LIST
Baptist Sunday, Sept Dist. Rev
Dorsey, pastor Money raised sso'
OF .... Mr.. and Mrs, Azzie Ro-
land OF Marion, La. worshippeo
at First Baptist on the 2lst sa.,.
Mrs. V. A. Bradford and little
Jurell have returned home from
Los Angeles. California where she
visited her daughter. Mrs. Gladys
Gooeh. She also visited her son in
Portland. Oregon, John Bradford
Jurell spent the summer in Los
Angeles .... Little Buddie Brown,
Jr. has returned to St, Louis to
resume his studies. He spent the
summer with his aunt and uncle,
MIR. and Mrs. James Barnett --s...
T. c. Thrower left on the 23rd
for Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Wis
it his brother and sisters 80. Mrs,
l.. V. Glass was called to Gar
land on the oath ..... Mrs. Otha
Mae Mason and children were
called to Farmerville, La. to at
tend the funeral of their grand
mother .5, Mrs. Oliver Moore's
son from California is here visit
ing 49,. Mr.. and Mrs Manuel
Brown, Mrs Laura Frisco and
Beckie Taylor are on the sick list
500. Lapile AME Church held APP
probation services on the 2lst for
their pastor Rev. Redden. At 2
p. m. Rev. Tisdale and Rev. Far
mon spoke Rev Dorsey of Bas-
trop, Louisiana spoke at $3.50. Out
of town visitors were Rev, l.. r.
Williams, DR. Rainey and DR..
Dunning of Ell Dorado. $5372 was
raised ..o.. Please get your news
to me before Friday. Thanks
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
oas Arc
Ms. Ella Mae Brown

MS Ella Mae Brown
Sunday School was held al pe.
thel AME Church and Fellowship
Baptist Church with respective
superintendent reporting GOOD
attendance in spite Of TIE bad
weather .-. Rev. 3. s Simpson.
pastor Of Fellowship held his req
uiar preaching service Sunday a
M and Sunday night He report.
ed grand time at the National
Baptist Convention ..... Mrs Will
lie Ann Pitman of Kansas CITY
Mo, is here visiting her sister Mrs
Emma Willoughby who has NOV.
ed to the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Willie M. Thomas because of
Illness. Mrs. Ethel Desnew
and son, Edward Desuew Of Ha-
zen were also visitors OF Mrs
WlllouRhby Sunday Mrs Pearl
Mathis who has been III for some
tme vas able to attend services
sunday The Women's Mss.
ionary Society was entertained by
Mrs Emma Willoughby at the
home OF Mrs willie Me- Thor,,,
Monday .--. Rev W. NJ. Davis OF
Brlnkley former pastor OF Fellow
snip was in Des Arc recently Wis.,
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
ehrisi Reveals God

MOT only does Christ reveal him
- self, but also the father, for
they are one. Reading now into the
second chapter Of Hebrews, we find
these words. God also bearing
them tangels> witness, both with
signs and wonders, and with divers
miracles, and gifts Of the Holy
Ghost, according to his own will"
II Is Gods own will that he DC
revealed, and he must do the re-
vealing. Turn 10 John ASH,
where We read again that reveal
ing incident when Jesus patiently
treasured Thomas and Philip, de
claring "He that nath seen me
hath seen the father"
The better revelation of God in
Jesus Christ brings us far beyond
the revelations of God in the Old
Testament, dramatic and impress.
sive as they were.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
NASHVILLE:
Thedaba RObO

Rev J. L. Cazort, pastor Of Mt.
Zion Baptist Church preached a
wonderful sermon Monday night
which marked the close of cello
bration of his third ana versary
He and Mrs, Cazort received
many beautiful gifts rs tokens of
the services they have rendered.
Total amount raised sll0.a1 Cur
church has peospered in every re-
spect throuEA TIE LIST three years
The mewbers ip has been increas-
ed. The young people have been
influenced 10 share n Worship
ping of the Lord. The financial
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
A New Covenant

IT. lie better revelation means "a
i more excellent ministry" be.
cause Jesus Christ has now become
''the mediator of q better covenant,
which was established upon better
promises" Hebrews SO.
The first covenant was imperfect,
because it was menifest through hui
mainly. Only the perfect son of the
perfect God could manifest the bet
ter covenant. Jeremiah foresaw the
better covenant. See jeremiah 81.
sl-34.
Now that the better revelation
n our portion, what shall be our
response? One cannot be excused
today by claiming ignorance Of
Gods proffered salvation unto all
men. He has revealed his love In
the death of his only bcgotten son
on the cross. He has revealed his
isve In Astounding and forbearing
mercies.
How shall we escape II we neg
lect so great salvation2"
a. Religious Educ stfon on behalf OF &c
Prctestant denominations, Released by
WNU Fesfnes)
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
DELIGHT
Arlene Brock

Earn Mcdaniel and Mrs Cora
Matiock and grandchildren raade
a trip to Hensley last week -
Charlie Gentry is home from Hol-
ly Grove ...., Sam Jones. Jr. spent
the weekend at home m Rosen-
valid School opened Monday, Sept.
22nd.....-Several residents of Ant
ONE left on big cotton picking
trip ~..., Miss Linell Matlock left
Saturday for Blytheville where
she will spend the winter. We
hope her an enjoyable trip ....-..
Rev. Waynon Krkendoll made a
trip to Gurdon recently .... Rev.
Lee Jones sponsored successful
revival in Piney Grove last week.
One member was added to the
church and $4,000 was raised dur
ing the week. Rev. W. II. Rus, of
Magnolia was the preacher .......
Mrs. Josie Woods is improving
rapidly --" Mrs. Coy Gentry is
III -.. Ruthel Jones made trip
to Nashville last week . Please
nave all your news ready when
Ae paper boy comes around with
the paper.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

Maxwell was rushed to the hos
pital at Bastrop, La Saturday
night We hope for her a speedy
recovery ...... John Russell OF Me
Gehee is visiting here as the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Webster Barnett
Mrs. Rutha Mae Napier spent
Saturday night with Mrs. Clauzell
Gray =. Attending the state meet
ing in Little Rock last week were
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

GOOD. who at sundry times and
" In divers manners spake in
time past unto the fathers by the
prophets, hath in these last days
spoken unto us by his son. whom he
hath appointed heir OF all things, by
whom also he made the worlds, -
chapter |. verses and Q.
"And Jesus, when he was bap-
0xed, went up straightway out OF
the water; and, 10, the heavens
were opened unto him, and he saw
the Spirit Of God descending like
. dove, and lighting upon him;
and 10 a voice from heaven, say
Ing. This is my beloved son, in
whom ! am well pleased" Mat
thew 3:l6. II.
Could there be a more beautiful
and impressive manifestation Of
Gods acknowledgment of Jesus
Christ as his son?
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
PARKDALE
Mrs. Luvenia Maxwell

Mrs, Luvenia Maxwell
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlee Johnson of
st Louis and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Johnson Of Magnolia attended the
funeral of their uncle, Proctor
johnson $3.50. Miss Alberta Lyon
of Chicago is visiting her father,
Tom Lyon and her brother and
his family, Mr., and Mrs, Henry
Ligon 49,. Miss Bertha Lee Ran
dali has returned from Pine Bluff
after spending her vacation with
her sister. Miss Lille Mae RAN
dali 1872, The Golden Star Quartet
rendered a program Sunday night
at Maxwell School. A fine time
Yves reported 49,. Mrs Matte Lee
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

iting friends 80. Mines. Evie Hol-
loNay, Sarah Ford and Wilson
Brewer were out of town visitors
Tuesday ~ Mrs, Johnnie Mae Ford
q Pine Bluff visited her hus-
bands parents, Mr., and Mrs. T.
]. Ford last weekend 500. Mr..
and Mrs, Carey Miles are the
proud parents of an infant whose
maternal grandmother is Mrs.
bessie Berry.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
WE ARE STILL ISSUINGH
FULL EENEFfT POLICIES
LIFE ms, co.

Mines. Ira Bethume, CIauzell Gray
and Manerveia Rush Miss Dor
ris Thornton is at home after
spending the SUMMER in Little
Rock with her sister, Mrs. Mildred
Jones.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

one Ol my ldVoi TIC
books in the Bible.
The passages OF
study for this lesson
are Hebrews IA;
1913. with kindred
passages in Mat.
thew 5; l6, II and
John 1851. Sug-
gested devotional
reading for the les
son is Psalms 40:
1-8.
The title Of the
lpccOp bac rafnr-
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03
Better Revelation
Lesson for October S, 1947

MYTH Sundays lesson we turn
w into another field Of Bible study
for the concluding quarter Of the
year--messages from the Epistles.
other than those of Paul.
This lesson. and the next two, are
from the Epistle to the Hebrews
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

ence. OF course to Christine better
revelation Of the Son of God in his
appearance to bring the father
plan of redemption nigh unto all
men.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-03

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Nogales international., 1947-04-25
Second Meeting
of Reserve
Officers Tonight

A second meeting of the Officers S
Reserve Corps Composite Group will
be held tonight in the county court
room of the Santa Cruz courthouse
at 8 o'clock. Major Alex G. Stiller,
the Unit Instructor from the 9Th
Army, will be in charge of the meet
ing.
At the first meeting of the R.O.A.
held on March 18th, 18 reserve Off
GERS attended.
The first business taken up was
the organization of a local chapter
of the R.OA., the National ASsocia-
ton of Reserve Officers.
Captain Ray Harralson acted as
temporary chairman of the meeting
the purposes of the organization
we're explained and Captain Har-
ralson was elected temporary presi-
dent of the local chapter. Election
of officers will be held tonight at
the conclusion of the ORC. Com
pOSlte Group meeting.
Election of president of the
Composite Group was held and Col
Edward F. Sauer was named presi-
dent, subject to the approval of the
9Th Army.
Two films were shown the officers
attending, one an instructional film
on the purposes of the present Army
program, and the other, the Battle
of Midway. More films are prom
ised for the future.
The following is roster of the
officers attending the meeting:
Nogales international., 1947-04-25

Frank E. Dupuy, End It.; James
P. Doan, 1st It.; Garland l.. Furr,
Major; Ray A. Harralson, 1st It.;
William G.. Hitchcock, 1t. COL;
William E. Mari, 1st 1t; Joseph D.
NOEL, Jr., Colonel; Enrique Robles,
End 1t; Abraham Rochlin, Capt;
Irwin H. Shannon, 1t COL; Rodo1fo
L. Teyechea, Capt; Daniel Uribe,
1st 1t; Raul p Valenzuela, Major !;
Demareus L. Wright, Sr., 1st 1t;
Edward F. Sauer, Colonel, James
M. Brogdon, End It.; James j. Itule,
Capt.
All Army Ground Force Officers
in the Nogales area are urgently
requested to attend the meeting to-
night.
Nogales international., 1947-04-25
Recovering From,
Auto Injuries

Orville Lee Hukill, 81, of Decatur,
Texas, is recovering from injuries
suffered Saturday afternoon when
his 1912 Cadillac automobile over
turned eight miles north of here on
the Tucson road.
Hukill was unconscious for four
hours, but final medical checkup
revealed he had suffered only
bruises and cuts about the body.
Hukill was enroute to Tucson
when his front wheel locked, caus-
Nogales international., 1947-04-25
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
of the County of Santa Cruz,
State of Arizona.
In the Matter of the Estate of
KATHERINE BURGOON,
Deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING
PETITION
Notice is hereby given G.. D.
Nichols has filed in this Court a
certain document purporting to be
the last will and testament OF
Katherine Burgoon, deceased, to-
Nogales international., 1947-04-25

gether with his petition praying that
said document be admitted to pro-
bate and for the issuance to him of
Letters Testamentary and that the
same will be heard on Saturday the
10th day of May, A. D. 1947, at 1000
o'clock in the forenoon of said day,
lat the courtroom of said Court, in
Nogales, County of Santa Cruz,
State of Arizona, and all persons
interested in said estate are notified
Nogales international., 1947-04-25

ing his car to go out of control, he
said. The car wasn't too badly
damaged.
Nogales international., 1947-04-25

then and there to appear and show
cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of said petitioner should not
be granted.
Dated April %, 1947.
DOROTHY TITCOMB,
Clerk.
BY HAZEL WISE,
Deputy Clerk.
pub. Apr. 25, May 2, 9, 194D
Nogales international., 1947-04-25
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The Nome nugget., 1947-02-07
British Plan Jewish Province In Palestine
tBY Arthur Gavson)

LONDON, (P) - Tn f O r m d sources said today the British cab inet was considering a compro- mise Palestine formula which would allow 100000 Jews from European displaced persons camps to enter immediately a semi-au- tonomous Jewish province in the Holy Land.
 This plan was attributed to for eign secretary Ernest Bevin and Colonial Secretary Arthur Creech Jones.
 There was no immediate indica- tion from 10 Downing Street whe- ther the cabinet had accepted it.
 President Truman told Jewish leaders in Washington last July the U. s. government was willing to assume technical and financial responsibility for the transporta- tion of 100000 immigrants from Europe to Palestine.
 A foreign office spokesman said today no British approaches had been made to the state department on a Palestine settlement.
 Government sources said after the cabinet meeting it was almost certain the new British proposals for Palestine would be conveyed to Arab and Jewish leaders in London over the weekend. They added it was likely that Arab dele gates to the official Palestine con ference would meet Bevin and Creech Jones once again Monday, and, because of their "uncompro- missing opposition" to further Jew ish immigration, the talks prob ably would dissolve immediately.
The Nome nugget., 1947-02-07
Heavy Snow Covers Moscow

MOSCOW, (R - Moscow was experiencing today what promised to be its worst snow storm in five years. Snow has fallen almost without interruption for two days, despite an abrupt rise in the tenn perature this morning.
 Hundreds of special workers used snowplows to clear the city's broad streets. City traffic contin- ued, despite large snowdrifts, all though buses had difficulty in maintaining schedules.
 Reports of heavy snows from other parts of the country encour- ages farmers, whose winter wheat needs covering. The snow also will furnish moisture for other winter and spring crops.
The Nome nugget., 1947-02-07
NOME HIGH TO PLAY VETS SATURDAY NIGHT

The Nome-Hi basketball team will play the Vets in an exhibition game tomorrow night at 800 p.m.' preceding the big dance scheduled for goo pm. It has been previous ly announced that those wishing to see the game may do so for the one admission to the dance.
 The proceeds of the evening en- tertainment will go toward the ex- penses of sending the highschool team to Anchorage to participate in the inter-Alaska basketball tournament being held during the Fur Rendezvous.
The Nome nugget., 1947-02-07
SKIER GIVEN LIFE MEMBER SHIP IN ALPINE CLUB

Jim Cassady ardent skier, who wintered here in 1882 and spent one winter at Pilgrim Springs, climbing all the mountains there has been awarded life member ship in the Washington Alpine Club. It will be remembered that in 1881 he travelled from Ketchi- kan to the mouth of the Yukon in 52 days.
The Nome nugget., 1947-02-07
Truce Workers Leave China Safely

PEIPING (P-Guns were silent a.ong the Peiping-Tientsin railway lur the second straight day as the .,cst Americans from the deactiv- a;ed truce headquarters pulled ,,t for home.
 A sleepy eyed group of 303 off CTS, men and WACs were aboard tse train when it left on the seven Aour run to Tangku, port where
 ey will board the army transport
 eneral Weigel to sail for home.
 It. Gen. Alvan C. Gillem, Jr., l.. s. commissioner at truce head ,.Larters, (. turned out to see the )ntingent off, but neither na-
 onal government nor the Com
 Unists sent representative to . ish Godspeed to the first of the Z 900 Americans to depart.
 Precautions were taken even though the route was reported ( uiet. The train carried water and groviSionS for two days and a Ma le guard took positions at strate- ic spots in the cars. Two Marine lanes flew escort, keeping in con ant contact with the fighter sluadron at the airdrome here.
 Chinese press reports said that :ighting flared in other sectors particularly between Paoting and
The Nome nugget., 1947-02-07

Man may disappear from the earth in another million years, as some scientists say, but our na- tional debt will remain.