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Evening star., 1948-03-20
Or. Yen Explains
Chinese Dislike
|Of Communism
By Ruth Dean

The Chinese people are too free
dom loving and individualistic to
like communism, Dr.. James Yen,
noted educator and leader Of
the mass education movement in
China, told members Of the Con-
sressional Club yesterday.
"They don't like communism and
would only turn to 1t in despair"
he declared. He added, however,
that ignorance, disease, poverty and
misrule are fertile soil for COM
munism" and said the mass educa-
ton movement Is directed at these
four social ills.
Through a simplified system of
teaching the Chinese language
which he devised while working
with Chinese labor troops in France
during World War I, DR.. Yen point
ed out the average Chinese farmer
and housewife can learn to read
and write in three months by taking
one hours lesson q day.
Starting with q small nucleus of
enthusiastic scholars, who volun-
teered their time, the educational
experiment gained such momentum
that 18 additional months of social,
economic and agricultural training
were added to satisfy the desire for
better living conditions, he said.
Once you have opened up the
mind of the people you have there
a powerful and dynamic force" DR..
Yen declared. He predicted the new
system Of education can eliminate
illiteracy within 10 years. "It is
also a powerful antidote for COM
munism," he added.
DR.. Yen pointed out that since
Inauguration of the program in
1929, 10000, 600 have learned to
read and write.
He also said the program has
helped raise the standard of living
in many other ways. Disease has
been wiped out in many areas
through rural health programs, he
declared, and farmers have been
able to produce better crops by
learning scientific agricultural meth
DDS and forming co-operatives to
protect themselves from high land
tax rates.
Mime. Koo, wife of the Chinese
Ambassador, introduced DR.. Yen,
who spoke in place of Representa-
tive Walter II. Judd, Republican, OF
Minnesota, who was unable to at
tend. Mrs. Judd, however, attended
the meeting and the tea for DR..
Yen which followed his address.
Guests also included Mrs. Tan,
wife OF the Chinese Minister.
Mrs. Clifford H. Davis, club presi-
dent, headed the receiving line.
Evening star., 1948-03-20
HELP MEN end WOMEN.

BEAUTICIAN-.qood booth to rent for
Gated, downtown: 11th and O st. Inquire
COUPLE, white or colored. mast have ref
erence Of one year, woman expert cook,
general housework. man for outside work;
family Of 2 adults. nice apt, good salary.
Call Falls Church 0Q72. -21
INTERIOR DECORATOR for fine furniture
store: must be fully exper,. and capable
Of handling complete job alone; drafting
ability essential; excellent workine cond
and salary. MAYER & CO., 421 7th
st. NV. al
JANiToR. reliable man and wife: man
as janitor and maintenance man. In bldg
must know how to operate stoker: wife
for extra elevator services; good refer
ences, none other need apply. 1924 18TH
LADIES AND MEN, with car: for part.
time evening work; good pay. Write for
intspyisTs Box 2sl-L 81 4 g Star aIIsrs al
10 pm o'DoNNELL's PHARMAcY. sol
Pa. ave. Sc. Call Ii. 0771, ask for r. W.
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Evening star., 1948-03-20

TepullQ1ng OF the 0atlOnal uDrary IN
Lima which burned down in 1914.
Among those invited, people that
Mrs. Beale especially wanted to be
present, were former American Am
bassador to Peru and Mrs. John
Campbell White, Chief of the Amer
ican Republic Affairs and Mrs. Paul
G. Daniels, the American Ambassa-
dor to the Pan American Union and
Mrs. william Dawson, Senator and
Mrs. Robert Taft, Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth, DR.. and Mrs. Luther
Evans, Senator and Mrs. Henry G.
Lodge, the Chief of Protocol and
Mrs. Stanley Woodward, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morrill, Cody, Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Owen and Mr.. James
Espey.
All members of the Peruvian EN-
bassy staff were present, including
the very popular Minister and
Sonora de Fernandez-Davila. The
food was, as always at this EN-
bassy, varied and delicious and there
was everything to drink from cock
tails to excellent champagne.
Another gay party that involved
q number of Capitalites at the cock
tail hour was given by Mrs. Cath
crime Won Schoen. Her sister, Mrs.
Harold Walker, loaned her hand
some and spacious house on Massa-
cf1usetts avenue for the occasion
and cars were turning in at the
driveway from 5 until 7:30 o'clock.
This informal gathering of about
100 friends, said Mrs. Won Schoen,
was simply a gesture toward all the
people who have been 80 nice to
her since her return to this country.
The retiring Argentine Ambassa-
dor and Sonora de Tvanissevich were
saying good-by to every one; they
will leave Washington for Buenos
Aires on Monday. Mrs. Frederick
Finkenstaedt, another sister of the
hostess, was chatting with Mrs.
English Gordon-both poured tea,
as did Mrs. James L. Houghteling
and Mrs. Burton K. Wheeler.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Philip Fem-
ing dropped by and Maj. Gen. Louis
Little and Maj. T. P. Wong. Mrs.
McCeney Werlich chatted with Mr..
and Mrs. George Maurice Morris,
and others there were Mr.. and Mrs
William MacCracken, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. Glad
stone williams, the First Secretary
of the Italian Embassy and Sig
nora Ortona, Mrs. A. Mitchell Pal
mer and the Secretary OF the Aus
trian Legation and Mrs. Coreth.
Earlier yesterday there was q
luncheon at the Chinese Embassy In
honor Of the Chief Of STAFF Of the
Omitted States Air Force, Gen. Car
A. Spaatz, following, presentation
by Chinese Ambassador Koo to Gen
Epaatz Of q decoration from Cen
eralissimo Chang Kai-shek. The
Grand Gordon of the Order of Pso.
Ting, one Of China's highest mill.
tary decorations, was bestowed upon
the general in recognition for hi,
Invaluable service to China's all
force training program.
Other luncheon guests OF Ambas.
sador and Nine. Koo were Mrs
SpaatS and Miss Katherine H
BpAatz, Gen. and Mrs. Hoyt 9
vandenberg, 1t. Gen. H. A. Craig
Gen. p. T. Now, Maj. Cliffore
Moore, r.; 1t. Col. c. L. Tseng &ne
Maj. r. p. Wang.
Evening star., 1948-03-20
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Evening star., 1948-03-20
Country Social

The Junior Group of the English
Speaking Union Is making plans for
an old-fashioned country social to
be held at 8 pm. Wednesday at the
Women's City Club, 1888 I street
NV. Games and folk songs will be
featured and country store" will
offer homemade pastries and Easter
specialties.
Mrs. G. A. Walters and Mrs.
Lloyd Smith, junior members from
Australia. will be in charge Of
refreshments.
Evening star., 1948-03-20
Virginia Scberrer
To Wed Mr.. Hall

Mr.. and Mrs. william Philip
Scherrer Of Hyattsville announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Virginia Lee Scherrer, to Mr..
Alfred Andrew Hall, jr., son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Hall Of Baltimore.
The bride-elect att<lded the Uni
versity of Maryland. Mr.. Hall served
for three years with the armed
forces and now Is attending the
University Of Maryland, where he
Is a member Of Sigma Chi Fra
farnitv
Evening star., 1948-03-20
AAxiHary to Meet

The City OF Hope Auxiliary of
the Los Angeles Sanatorium will
hear an address by Harold Green.
spun, Eastern director of the City
Of Hope, at its regular meeting at
1880 pm. Tuesday at the Wash.
ington Hebrew Congregation. The
auxiliary also will elect officers at
the meeting,
Evening star., 1948-03-20
Egyptian .Attaebes
Hosts IN Embassy
Yesterda>
By Katharine NJ. Brooks

The Air and Military Attaches of
the Egyptian Embassy. Col. M. A.
Khalifa and Col. M. H. Haiba gave
a delightful cocktail party last eve
ming from 6 to 8 O'Clock. The officers
were assisted in receiving by Nine.
zaky, wife Of the First Secretary,
who has been the ranking hostess in
the Embassy circle since the de-
parture of the Ambassador and
Nine. Hassan.
Guests included many officers Of
the armed forces of this country, the
military and air attaches of other
diplomatic missions in Washington
as we'll as heads of missions from
the Middle and Far East. The buffet
contained many delicious Egyptian
dishes and the customary liquid re-
freshment.
The Turkish Ambassador, Mr..
Huseyin Ragip Baydur, was there as
well as the heads Of missions of
India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Leba-
non and Syria.
The Secretary of National Defense
Mr.. James v. Forrestal, attended the
fete and the Chief Of Staff and Mrs
Omar Bradley, the Deputy Com
mander Of the Air Forces and Mrs
Hoyt 8. Vandenberg, the Chief OF
Military Intelligence and Mrs
Stephen J. Chamberlin and Col. and
Mrs. Francis j. Graliins were there
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Irving
McQuinston, Rear Admiral and Mrs
Thomas B. Inglis, and Capt. Joy
Bright Hancock, director OF the
WAVES, were among the high-rank-
ing officers of the Navy at the re-
ception.
Senator and Mrs. George w. Ma
lone were among those from sena-
torial circles and from the lower
House Of Congress were Representa-
tive and Mrs. John Elliott Rankin
and Representative and Mrs. James
z. Van Zant.
Evening star., 1948-03-20
Fervew0ses Hosts at Embassy;
Mrs. V0m Scb0em Entertaius
By Betty Beaie

The beautiful Peruvian Embassy almost entirely surrounded by
wooded Rock Greek Park yesterday
gathering
their reception
for short time their Washington friends already
them delightful.
party pre-
decoration Peruvian
Sol The award made Mrs Beale
Evening star., 1948-03-20
Sorority Rose Ball

Alpha Delta Chapter Of Delta
zeta Sorority will hold its annual
rose ball at 9 o'clock tonight at the
United Nations Club. Miss Edith
Harper, social chairman, Is In
charge.
Evening star., 1948-03-20
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Evening star., 1948-03-20
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Evening star., 1948-03-20

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Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16

in town ...., Who Is EWBs lover
now since NM put him down for
Mr.. II ha, ha .-.... II seems as If
every route LII takes, he has com
petition ,.... Bed is falling in love
all over again ...... How was In
and AJC's trip to Kansas Friday
...... Has IL found anyone to call
him baby yet? Did he hep TO EW
Friday, wonder ---.... Wanted;
Someone to love WA and to call
him daddy also HI and II. 49,. |
wonder will PHI give RE the
mumps on his visit Sunday He'll
look funny with jaws, ha, ha 600,
Los secret lover caught the
wrong end of it Friday, Is it true
that lib. Jr. made a trip to Long
Horn Saturday night with HID Gee.
Who has AC been calling sugar
lump lately? ....., Who is Ell in
love with? | wonder why he
walks PMB home every evening
after school $500. Why does WEE
leave his camera down to RLH
every day?
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
MAYFLoWER
J. n. Arnold

u. n. arnold
Cosetta Cain Of Center Ridge
spent the weekend with frankie
Gene Arnold last week 800. Mrs.
Settle. formerly Miss Willie Mae
Whitfield is rejoicing over her
8 IL ID. baby girl 49,, Rev. r. A.
Donald spent Saturday night with
Prof. E. F. Arnold 5000, Our All
club met last month. Mr., Wheeler
gave a Horse Pitching and Crack
er Eating Contest. Winners were
Rubie Fuller, Helen Cerby. Milton
Acklin. Demonstrations were given
on tractor care. A demonstration
was given by Mrs. Smith on
breadmaking which was very sue
cessful. MIR. Robertson gave a
health show on DOT which was
very interesting.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
TRINITY GROVE
{. II. Arnold

Sunday School and church SER
vices were well attended Sunday.
Rev. Thomas Of North Little Rock
preached a soul stirring sermon.
After services the Mission Band
Co-Workers. Mamie Grant. presi-
dent, organized YWCA with
Mrs. Wallace as sponsor. Mrs,
Clara Richardson. vice sponsor
and teacher. The churches from
the East Wing District met for
the purpose Of organizing a Sing
ing Union Chorus. Bro. Odis Col
Inns, music director and Sis. Cen
ease Wallace, sec. Sister c. X
Arnold will serve as pianist. Thu
chorus of more than rs voice.
will meet at Trenity Grove, Apri
25th at 2:30 p. m.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
FORT SMITH
Adaline Whitfield

DR.. Earnest A. Dennard, grad
uate of Meharry Medical School,
practicing medicine in Fort Smith
for the last 20 years, died very
suddenly April |, while presiding
over NAACP meeting in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Rut-
ledge. DR.. Dennard was president
of the local chapter Of the NAA
CP and was treasurer OF the
State NAACP. The Negro in Fort
Smith has lost one of their most
outstanding Doctors $500. The In.
stallation service was held at the
Ninth St. Baptist Church for the
pastor, Rev. Augustus J. Pearson
Rev. Pearson has been pastorinl
the church for 6 months and ha.
proven himself to be a christian
leader ,.,..... James Morgan is very
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
WEST HELENA

Mrs. B. II. Crawford left Tues
day for her home in Caruthers-
vile, Mo. after spending a few
days here with her husband, Rev
b. II. Crawford ..a. The Church
Aide Club was entertained by
Mrs, Clara Washington of w. Hell
ena. C. M. johnson was the win
ner OF the Spread Rifle. A total
of $30.75 was raised. Mrs. ], M
Williams is president .." Bishop
Luther Stewart, D. D. of Hopkins
Vile Ky. was the guest of Rev
B. II. Crawford and members o.
the Pettis Memorial CINE Church
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
FORREST CITY
Pauline Smith

The Second Quarterly Confer
enee of St Luke AME Church
was held April As which was
great success. The Sunday Ser
vices all day were very good
with a great message at eleven by
the Presiding Elder, Rev. j. r,
White At p, m, the men of st,
Luke brought a very interesting
program with Rev. G. w. Dudley
Jr. as guest speaker, Sunday Ser
vice was closed Sunday night with
Singing Contest between two
Quartets sponsored by the Jr'
Choir. On Monday night all re-
ports were good with total OF
| $l67.83 raised in the quarter ,.....,
Rev. George w, Dudley, pastor Of
Salem Baptist Church has accept
ed the Passionate of the Liberty
Baptist Church, Atlanta, Ga. Rev
Dudley will take up full TIM
duties in Atlanta, May l. He i
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16

the annual musical festival at the
Philander Smith College This stu
dent was Frederick Thompklns,
who won first prize of an all ex-
pense scholarship at the college
singing ole Man River in the
solo division. Mr. Tompkins was
accompanied by Miss Alexene
johnson on the piano. The faculty
and student body of Holman are
very proud of Thompkins and
wish him much success. ...o The
faculty and student body are very
happy to have two of the faculty
members back on the job, They
have been shut-ins due to an auto
mobile accident ..," The Negro
Business and Civic League is do
ing a great work toward the ad-
vancement and development OF
lnc race III tiiiS Nity' Aiiio VI 6e'
cation will hold its monthly meet
ing and will present as its prin-
cipal speaker Miss Lille M. Will
Jams of the Holman High School
faculty who will speak on the sub
ject Development and Advance
ment Through Cooperation. The
meeting is both interesting and ed
ucational and attendance is thu
first step of cooperation. so please
be present Elder A. l.. Trip
lett, P. c. wishes to call you
attention to the revival meeting
beginning at the Church of Coz
in Christ on North Buerkle 81
Sunday. The public is invited an
will be conducted by Elder G
G. Greer of Detroit Mich.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
ROSST0N
Lena Mae Ga1berth

Lena Mae Galberth
Mrs. N. v. Hicks left last week
to spend a short visit with her
son and daughter-in-law 49,. Mr..
and Mrs. George Hicks are the
proud parents OF little daughter,
Lille Luease ...... Hearlie Jean was
here last week from Prescott -,
Rev. r. S. Stark preached a won
derful sermon at Oak Brove Sum
day ..... Mrs. Gurst, teacher al
Nevada County Training School
made a wonderful contribution te
the Sunday School lesson Sun.
day 49,. The total collection for
Sunday was 1857 .. Mrs. Eliz-
abeth was the dinner guest Of
Mrs. A. Lalin 49,. Mr.. and Mrs
T. J. Tidwell spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Glide Evans .......
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Washington Wis,
tied Mr.. and Mrs T. Thomas .,.....
Monroe Sanders is improving
nicely after being in for ten weeks
=. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lee Har.
ris Of Los Angeles and Mrs. Chris
tine Harvey of Minden, La. visited
Mrs Hazel Herion Sunday .......
Mrs. IRA of Camden is back or
her Job teaching school. Buy and
Read the State Press.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
PARKDALE
Lus9enia Maxwell

The funeral services OF Joe Pet
erson were held at Penny's Chap
ell CINE Church last Tuesday. Rev.
L. S. Caldwell delivered the Eul-
ogy. Burial was in Nebo Gene
tary ..~.. Mrs. Sarah Ward was
called to Dermott last Wednesday
on account OF the death Of her
brother, Cleveland Scott -. Mrs.
Thelma Fitzpatrick visited Mrs.
Johnny Lee Fegon Of Sunshine
last Sunday ..... Earl johnson OF
Crossett visited his father, Abra-
ham Johnson last Wednesday 90.
Visitors at Mt. Olive AME Church
last Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Dooley. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Starks, and Mines. Viola Reed
Luvenia Maxwell and Cordia
Fudge.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
BENTON
Luther ColmAn

Mrs. l.. c. Pennington of Cleve-
land, Ohio visited her sister, Mrs
Grady Hardy and family -. Ben
johnson returned to his home in
Cophlan, Fla. after a months Wis
1t with his mother, Mrs. Josephine
Davis and other relatives .... Mrs.
Lucille Reed is mentioning in
Detroit, Michigan zee. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Houston honored their
daughter, Miss Barbara L. Rhine
hart with a surprise birthday din
ner. Miss Rhinehart is attending
Arkansas Baptist College Sc. The
Missionary Society of St. Paul
Baptist Church sponsored pre-
Stork Shower for Mrs. Gerthia
Reed March 30th at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Rhine
hart ..... Mrs. T. J. Cooper OF
Gravel Hill Public School reports
the following honor roll: Gwen
dolyn Miller. John A. Wright,
Betty Jean johnson, Marcellis 81
lis. Fred johnson, Charles Ford.
Dorothy J. Gordon and Lois John
son ..,,,. We extend sympathy to
Mrs. Cooper in the loss of her
father-in-law. who passed in
Michigan, March %.