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Evening star., 1949-05-22
Star Business Counter
New Closing Time
Effective Monday

Effective Monday, May
%, the business counter in
The Star lobby will close
at $50 pm.
Deadline for the classi-
fed section of The Star
remains unchanged at 8
pm. for the daily section
and 2 pm. Saturday for the
Sunday section.
Evening star., 1949-05-22
YD'S, TOO 18th, Cor. G
AMBASSADOR
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1908 O st. NV.
MEN

Aero dynsmists. project level. $4,000
Elec; eng. design. Analysis to $3.50.
Mech eng, electro-mech. design, to
Jr. elec. eng. design and test, to 1878.
Elee; eng, power and light, ss5 to
Tech writers. eiectronics: 5000.
Underwater trainee. 81. 400 to 1900
Drivers, husky. $40.
File clerk, young, $3.50,
Bookkeeper. 2 years retail experience,
30-4O years. S75.
Receiving clerk. young, expr.. s52.
Route sales, bondable, $50.
Packer trainee. husky, $40.
Jr. clerk-typist. S35.
Stock clerks, many openings, S3s.
WOMEN
J sECRETARY-sTENos.
1s to 35 yrs. No experience in
$4,000 to s3,O00-lesal. labor. en-
$1,000 to s2.7oo-sdvertisins. legal,
$500 to 50 soo-sssociation. coal
COMPANY. Advertising. payroll secy
ner. legal, commercial and adver-
TYPIsTs.
50 ;400-receptionist typist. beautiful
once. export, import.
$2,400 10 S2,60O--typist. credit ex-
perience, 5I2 days.
S2,262-clerk-t -typist. labor. 3 day.
81 500 to 50 2,300-clerk- -typists. h. O.
srads., young, 5 days
CLERICAI!S
$1.920-subject Ming. h. 0. srsd
sI:soatEsoSIns clerk. h, s. grad,
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Service, 6l2 Washington
Bldg 18TH and N. Y. ave. NV
ST. 9442.
MEN
Writer. under 35. college, experience
writing. shorthand and typing; ex'
ceptional opportunity as trainee with
top organization; $4,000.
Craftsman, m. e., S3.400.
Addressograph operator, $4,000.
WOMEN
Secretaries.
By-lingual, German, SO 400.
Legal, 150 shorthand. S3,400.
Legal. no experience, So, 800
Advertising. S2,700.
Juniors, under rs, limited shorthand
S2,400
Dictaphone operator, 5-day, $4,000.
Posting machine operator. $4,000.
Typist. editorial experience, $1,000.
ReceptionistS, 5-day, $4,000.
Clerks, under %, 6-day, 81 300,
Evening star., 1949-05-22
RADIO ENGINEER

0rAduale, under 81, ska FaE h4f -
amateur az Other g-stAAn FseEe
trAAsmitltT SkpssIsH6s pfaettts
ans.ytleA. kPpltuee arc . Hstt ta{
vEit4Rg 4 lsrgt fr@E rsFabslshed
local arsAntEs t4aa wiH seksft tash
q man carrtEllS iat permanent
Poslt Ton ufth an sksQfee faJtgt
In reply tell " about year aAatifsA
tlons Owe us sofHs lesh al rpG'
psrkonRl circumstances AnS sA,RFs
exn~clAtinns TpAF Fprfs Ni}i sE
kspt EnnnsentiA Hns 4Sok Stai
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ADVERTISING MAN

Excellent opportunity for youns man
With knowltdse OF adSsrttkins sno
having administrative ability fe'
branch once OF large beverage com
pany. Car necessary. Reply by let
ter siving resume OF experience
education. etc, BOX 37e-k. star
Evening star., 1949-05-22
MEN WANTED

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Evening star., 1949-05-22

When ansUerinD afuerttsem ents
addressed to Star boIes do NOT
fncloSe original reterences, or
other materials OF personal pdlue.
Copies serDe the purpose and
originals may Get fost.
Evening star., 1949-05-22
HELP wTp. AGENCIES Gent. A.,

Al Secy. (F, S6U WK. Up
Public relations. 6-day wk. Medical
.xpr.. stsrt saa5. capitoi Hi sec
retary, $500 UP. Assoc. trade,
5-day wk.. $50 wk up. Patent Law
stenoe., start S225 up. Hundreds OF
others. Thousands placed in the
better positions. See Miss Lee or
ful expr. Courteous serviee-yisit.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

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THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-05-22
AsEkTs

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Evening star., 1949-05-22
SPECIAL NOTICES

NEAxED CANDID PHOTOS In your
home fatter; where s,s sttft studio poses
m. mi'i isussiNkssMAS"Do sas Shi sSoie You need :
good once mgr. accountant pkptE
sonnet. %s :Pe'lsrLA ATLAS y %AoEScY' RE. tss7.
FISHING PARTIES. private and open
psrties. Cali North Beach, go, for
reservations. UNCLE BILLIE 1Laa D
vii WILL NOT b. responsible for any
debts, debts eontTss1ssss ogHssfss Og + aD apDfeos sis
Eastern ave. ne. Washington D 90, g.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home.
Southeast or Northeast and May
p p. sfP41k taP4i Re fEivEsYrH1NG. 1ssY$rH1NG electric
motors, fans. vacuum cleaners. drills
saws, noor sanders sum! sump psmDs p.mps
washing mac maehinYes,t Yect, rohs' efe LAWN. Lawn
mossns nSssssas' sround, eund rspsir.d and recon
ditioned to cut like new; We also
grind snythinss s that hyIns4s nssGs sssIpsIn sRsHpaIR
AssaaSStsTANT saSts T1sn NlsnSli NsaSliej .vi
ner nep mo no. 81 1000 any time.
pfVING sPECIALIsTs, underwater OBJ
structtons rsmeveS ra49 1 ana soas anSpes:'hS sss
WILL NOT be responsible for any n,
debts, unless contracted by myseu'
JOSEPH p. MANNION. 167 No. Mon
HOSTEss CONsULTANT. specializins
in wedding receptions. teas ano
formal social functions Complete
charge assumed Of floral arranse.
ments, table service, menus ano
trained assistants. Historic ANTIQUE
silver or copper and brass service
available in the finest tradition
AsecsoUSTANr sssso SnpS, wishes to EXCHANGE
services for desk space In store or
ANAL ONCE RE. 4027. Ext. 4o1'
N6o9fTARY 69Taanfis isERVIcEs. a17 r st. NV,
90 daily, except Sunday, ~
CPA. with growine clientele. inter
ssted In merging practice with an
other CPA: view toward Intentional
egRsHsipSnsATi6N gssiSnsA5sTfii6SN taNKkps NKk sof at THE a Lam
TERN FOR GIFTS. 1917 II st.
AIRsSEHtirrT12cnr-6EsiGNnR IsEti FEET -sS R will produce
plans for apartments. homes otnef
Structures: set fee basis. EN-: 2907.
WILL NOT be responsible Tor any
debts unless contracted by myseI
FRANKLIN NJ. SMITH. Rt. l. Laao-
co'7H, o7HfT' PICKER. formerly with Lu.-
time. can be contacted at WA o. 10
eEEETING card calendars for bust
ness and -profe ssional use. A. aIow
az "a AZ hundred Call RA. 2b7U.
Evening star., 1949-05-22
SALESMAN

Sewing machine and Vacuum clean.
sTs ore wlth experience ptttsTfsa
eut wili tram ~ fsssftsls sAcSs.
man IS 10 ~ Iser8i dFsR against
commission ApnIs STARS ROE.
BUCK A. co. A3%s oAsrsla ave
Evening star., 1949-05-22
S.sss

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E&sass II. eest ses -. Aasa - -
Wruc~sIsaee nsshsna tsysss 50 /.
fssnsry. MstsAsss saxa Nrsis tssNsf ~
$50 ear ass sEKxA safNtnsa GA
fyf PAyEN YAcCSEI&- h0aA ~ u
Evening star., 1949-05-22
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Colorado Bids, II and q. RE Ss3s
ATLAS AGENCY
M1IfI1al. 1710 MA. 0954

COPY, $Tb; mRr., CIR
culation dept. S75: arch: craftsman,
ss5 up; night auditor scs, sinsie,
men, kitchen cabs. S65; ofc. eouipt..
$50; stsnoss;. 1880. $685. trainee
EoMEN-Adm. secy. .-bkpr., $40; copy
editor-ofc. mgr, $7b; collections
eprs', 5000; fle clerks, exper.. $50;
oeey. ..steno. positions, S60-S70; typ
{sts, s175-sl96i PBx pr.-typists'
Evening star., 1949-05-22
CAPITAI. TRANSrT 90
MESSENGER

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take FrEtss So H$asktsn - CRs
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Evening star., 1949-05-22
REAL, ESTATE

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TEN md soo' 1851 iith st ne
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dendS par ct fsA simF
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Evening star., 1949-05-22
.s.i1lls.- - 40
MEN

tY1srk wsns~c 70 insssH easement
and doaase-hnnG sfsym winaess
exp. men preferred pear 'reznd
ezrloynerts Etaeass raid fer sfSsa
eeIY aBces mes whaNs reecfS san
BE- rAe<ket fer ssaozlssy rese ssesy
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q u az. ue pkcas ra&iA Sse~ss.
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SALESMAN p.

Experience preferred rot ekssntisl
In Industrial rubber keoas butlnss4
state AEf experience eaBF tier
salary etc suos nppaFfaults fef
tntTgsite. industrious man writs
HnV
Evening star., 1949-05-22
ROUTE SALESMAN

Married man. 20 10 80 interested
In xsrEins established teuts. asslsns
direct Ia consumer $40 3 NHtA
chile tIaininE tslRTt ana corr rtis,
sion after training psrted Tfsns-
poFtation furnished PEI intsftiSw
call COOK coFFkE Co. siltef
EnstHa niA@ Aas
Evening star., 1949-05-22

Luminall Paint Dries In
40 MINUTES
use this super-ouality paint for
No PANTY odor. White and ~ love
II pastel colors. Gallon does ave-, aver
age nm. costs only 50 80. Bull
fER-TYNN PAINT CO. 6O7-o0s
c st. NV. ME. 0l60.-
NO DOWN PAYMENT
ao GALLON automatic gas hot-wster
heater, b year guarantee, SllS. ou
installed. Other models and sizes at
reasonable prices.
J. SHAPIRO
Rssistered Plumber. NO. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-05-22
SALESMAN

For house tpeCiAiialns "a tnh auAilN
dsAhwashiuE compounds kshitsfB
chemicals ann allied products To
limited ennoftunitN tof f4sht mar
Address BOA J2.D star. EtslHs
experience in this hnt SIS
Evening star., 1949-05-22
>, MAN

who has sxp<rfsree IN ntehknasss
wrrk. saeh as earpensry and ths
Ike. for Rpxesp ard rsE ceastyIe-
ston un D iRsre eeEntgy place, Lc.
caasan at Hsro1ghoad. at soash sre
Of Bu9as Loaf Mountain. IN nesE-
t1fui sarreHrtinsn. Pgeasant s4x-
Yoorn. bath and hasement heaae-
modern nxhtinE. ssnnstrs. heasfns
esrtee. chicken hoa&t. eai1ksa
yard. isrss Eareso fruit trees
pxrmaz~nt position fer rasht msn
II Interested write srieey, stains
aEe. eenestion tsAs aacre tss oss~
tsTs, character Of work eors 80
date, family. Year irtssr viii be
answersc OORDCN ETROSD
HtFeaR hid. psekeraon etAfhrs. Nc
Evening star., 1949-05-22

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MEN
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Arlington or Fairfax

Men o..y. Tor debis. with Sun L4fs
Insurance Co OF Amertes Can
Monday between a-4 At "d4S WI"
son blvd. Arl. Va, Conkiyn Bids
enA fOnY
Evening star., 1949-05-22
MECHANICS

Frefsfahts experiences or ENstk
serssee ARpty 70 Mf. CSannaaSh&fn
ssysiee Eanasef,
Emerson G Orme. Inc.
At l-th and NJ SIS nv
Evening star., 1949-05-22
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

Masonry products. car TesuIfed
WEST BROS BRICK co Ma otes
Evening star., 1949-05-22
COLORED

Real estate sssssman er aFsEss sStl
tns sdTsi vc1f4bs fss.litsss as
eofssaxss Ia nsetowH e*es.
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1aa5r. EN. TWTq hshE raNF sss
wheY. yaa car really HaEs near
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Aup MN
MAINTENANCE MAN
MEN

Sfk4s ass ssserss tArx Esr EgzzK -
HAsAssF kkARfNa sEss SEtFNs
S&EE ses Y "a
Evening star., 1949-05-22
MR.. MAGILL
Statesmen

Experienced Aalesmsn fsf cloihlha
and furnishing department Fstma
nsnt position good saisrf fef stsadf
worker. GEORGE d Co ste tn
Evening star., 1949-05-22
SHOE SALESMAN
TAILOR

Ar excellent position isF sspsfsrhssss
kalsauasn ssiRfy phys epmmissAqfa
aISa part nnt Aprly JOSEPH pE
YOrNG i@@G y u nv ~sB
Evening star., 1949-05-22
ASSISTANT BUYER
ATTRACTIVE SALARY

ATTRACTIVE SALARY
poys' ciothinK Experienced man
Excellent opportunity for advance
rnent .psf discount or purchases
comnission on sales, free hespiiah-
zattnr. and other employs esnsnts
Apply personnel oree. 9Th moor
GOLDESBER0 7th and SIS
Evening star., 1949-05-22
SERVICE MANAGER

With veFy large General Meters Auto.
mobile 6salsfthip muit snaw sl.
Hhop operations. proper hsnallns Of
psFhonnsi and euttHmers Hsaa9 tn
peftant. this "a an sxeflsEi opPof'
tuRity iof the rsEht man. top tAlsrr
for TOP man Write beH 2ss. X
Evening star., 1949-05-22
ryAyynv ana Navy (,nrsr,

AaS eolasss ttatnsa wsn. ages -
% -. natienshy knssa ssmpsgr :
srasr pos. Income fA fNs0 s.as ana
naaily. saies sxPsFar5ss ksirfGa
Write kux @s-s. &taf. sfstns ssss-
rsesA tHf@rmss$sB EDs 'rfsssss nSen~
hSF fNg fytF<yaS4
Evening star., 1949-05-22

An extended saiss pf9sfam ofsrs
excel opport, fer aualifsd man she
Ia iooking 10 the future Libffsl
weekly draw against enmui3Atefl
inalds and outside sales saEs sell
tnE nationally advertised products
prnMptc. fie maintained Car taasf'-
Arnlx IA stsIa al r.Nn4
Evening star., 1949-05-22
SAlExAIN

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Arkansas State press., 1949-09-02

4 In title People
lYus ICE always has 10 be con.
ee-ned with the little people. !,
was true In the simple little world
of Ne aneien, Hebrews. II Is Jus,
% tue In our Flobal complex
world that the strong will always
lsxrlot the weak II there is no,
hAnt :. stop them.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-02
Politics, Cries Herman TaImadqe Of
Ohio Judge Who Saved Negro From
The Cruelty Of Georgia Chain Gang

Atlanta, Ga-(Atlasl Comment
ing on Common Pleas Court
Judge. Charles Bells decision
which freed Charles Ross, a fugi-
tive from a Georgia chain gang in
Cincinnati. last week, Governor
s=s===========-===s===== === ================
Democratic National convention
cost him the presidency. so now
his Jeremiah-like warning against
the Administrations postwar poll
icies led inevitably to his resig-
nation fran the Cabinet few
days later
On that September 18th, Wal
lace launched, and has sence led
with magnificent integrity, the
resistance movement that has CIV
en- organized expression TO the
peace forces Of America Some day
this movement will be judged in
true perspective and all who
have participated in it will have
reason to be proud"
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-02
Sc Ell 5 I A R 5
with DOLORES CALVIN

NEW YORK CTTY-Biie Holiday arrived in town true to
tradonady Day took Up to the Apollo where the
starred nothing but glamour and gorgeous Nine
Wilma gowns Billie who came on better than ever The
Brothers, together again. spent much OF their backsage
time arguing with odme dancer Pete Nugent about oden
days when brownskn chorus gals the topic .Nugent
could beauty who could meet Zegfeds require
ments for a front line.
The Golden Gate Quartet breaks up for awhile after clos
ing the Capitol when the guitarist to his avore CITY,
Montreal hops plane his aing mother.
They'll all be Canada shortly Lorenzo Pack, of
"Petooe Pie fame finally got that Johnny Moore recording
I'm Gonna Trade My Saddle which is cute
western tune.
Peg Leg Bates will rest up for that grand "Backouts' OPP
enng September Broadway and Hot Lips Page after
fusng with Pearl Bailey for that 500 night wait
ink terrific contract for the price he deserves Herb
Jes for whom the gals from coast to coast has done
beautiful numbers for CoumbiaPagan Lo@e Song and
Twilight which equal Snatra any day 80.
Incidentally that yarn told by daily e0umnist Leonard
Lyons only part He said that Of the Golden
Gate Quartet his way to sing for the President and
couldn't cab because he late he stood the avenue
finally got lift the who stopped her was
Mrs Weles wife of the Mrs. Wees died
ripe old age this month The only part of the story
that's the Golden Cater told is that he waiting
for in Pennsylvania trying to get to the President
=. And if a cab hadn't along, he'd still be waiting
Toni Hapers agency though losing gobs OF money her
contemplating another next season, hoping
conditions in showbusness will brighten up Lee Richardson
the singer still visits his former boss bandeader Luis RUSSELL
at the Savoy remembering il with him that he got his
first Mary Lou Williams. the pleasing pianist with
the pleasing personality closed Village Vanguard with
offer from Duke Ellington TO be his guest at his next Car
negie Hall Columnist Earl Wilson, the best here
claims Ezzad Charles is taking up golf Doesn't he Know
Ezzard is accomplished player aready???,.".
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-02
Hank Wallace To Be Honored on Third
Anniversary Of His Peace Fight"

dinner honoring Henry A. Wallace
ON the third anniversary of his
launching of his fight for peace
will be held September 18th at
the Astor Hotel, New York City,
il was announced by Ted o.
Thackrey, former editor of the
Post Home News. and now editor
and publisher of the Daily Com
pass.
On September u. 1916. Wallace,
then Secretary of Commerce. made
a speech at Madison Square Gar
den in which he severely crititiz-
cd the administration foreign
policy, and called for an end TO
the cold war and a return to the
wartime collaboration of the I'm
tied States and the Soviet Union.
Although President Truman had
previously approved the speech,
he asked for and received Wal
lace's resignation from the cabi-
net.
Just two years before his de-
nouncement Of jim Crow at the
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New York City-(Atlasl-l

view l DIX 1liN-NAlldal n
ment employment during the past
year. Mr. Mitchell nevertheless de-
plored the fact that the agencies
of government are still bound by
red tape in their approach to dis
elimination in employment"
Denouneing those who use vio-
lence to prevent their fellow citi-
zens from exercising the rights
guaranteed them by the Constitu-
ton. Mr.. Mitchell called for an at
tack on the real culprits" by
newspaper writer's and others who
shape public opinion. we have
faith in the people stated the N
AAcp official, land we shall con-
tinue to tell them of the injusticcs
in this country because we be-
lieve that most men favor freedom
for their fellows The future is
fun OF promise for those who have
the courage and determination TO
take stand for full citizenship
and full equality"
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-02

hant Z stop them.
CT Is always for the "pccr."
' ne children % the needy"
and he IL always against the
"opr rsscr." In ancient israel
ne c7prcssor was usually the
ble landowner who treated his
slaves with cruelty or under.
paid hls workers. Nowadays
NE o ressor IL any exploitef.
any r. . or group Of men who
VII p,t power " squeeze out
o. era-h down the little man
But justice is positive. not mega.
I'VE. pre- ention and not cure only.
Concern or social justice includes
taking csfe Of people laid low by
IN epidemic or made homeless by
flres; but i, goes far beyond this.
II win mem working for conditions
such that no one viii be forced 70
live In ursanitary firetraps.
a q Rell-as Education on behalf Of
% Pfptestf denominations. Released
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-02
Court UpFloIds Bscp
In Fight Against
1rainmen's Union

New York--On August 10th in
the District Court of Kansas City,
Mo, Judge Albert l.. Reeves hand
ed down decision upholding the
temporary restraining order won
by tie Brotherhood of Sleeping
Car Porters which prevented the
Brotherhood of Rail Trainmen
from displacing Negro train por-
tiers on the head-end of the trains
on the Missouri-Kansas Texas
Railroad.
This is a notable and far-reach-
ing victory for the cause of the
Negro train porters over the white
supremacist Brotherhood of Rail
way Trainmen. which has sought
and still seeks to drive Negro
train porters out of the railroad
industry in order that white
trainmen may come into the pos
session OF these jobs. comment
ed A. Philip Randolph. Information
al President of the Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters,
'But,of course, observed Mr..
Randolph, the fight Is not over,
since II is quite probable that
the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen will appeal from the
decision of the Federal Court to
the Circuit Court of Appeals, and
in turn to the United States
Supreme Court in an attempt to
overturn the decision of Judge
Reeves. y
Hence, the Organization will be
ever vigilent in standing guard
over the rights of this class of
railway workers. since COM
plete and final victory through the
various courts for the porters on
the road will have tremendous
influence in stopping the raids
of the white Trainmen's union up
on the Jobs of colored railroad
workers when those Jobs pay
good wages, concluded Mr. Ran !
dolph.
Arkansas State press., 1949-09-02

ed Masons, St, Luke Lodge no.23
celebrated the completion of the
new hall and community center
last Sunday with gala festivities
Throngs Of visitors and well-Wish-
ers from almost all sections of the
state were on hand to witness the
laying of the cornerstone Built of
buff tile, at cost of about $ll 900,
the structure replaces ramshac-
killed., weather-beaten, and time
warm frame building almost par
allel in age to the founding of the
lodge in 1892 Official history re-
cords seven worshipful masters in
Guiding j. T. Mitchell, who held
that office at its birth, and M,
Gilkie, who holds 1t today.
Throughout the years, the Lodge
has been blst with perpetual
growth and now boasts las ac-
tive members. Most significant is
the fact that recently surpris-
ing number of young men have
entered, a portion of which now
grace the staff of officers: E.
Alexander Howkins, senior war
den; Val Wright, junior warden;
and William j. Burks, secretary
Main stems include H. NJ. Miller,
I..--.----...--..I II TlIrnnr arnLiiAn
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land ex.W, M and Rev, r, S.
Shorty, chairman of the building
committe.
The 36x60, two-story structure
was built on Negroes land by Me-
groes' plans, and with Negroes
hands, out and out A. W. Jones
of Home Mutual Life accepted the
trying task of heading the finance
committee, and proved himself
equal to the occasion by raising
dangerously close to $1,000 IN his
initial drive and star, be
ball rolling And the ball~Ner
stopped until the task was COM
pleted.
Honorable mention is also in
order for the Eastern Star ladies'
who worked side by side with the
men, according to Sec'y Burks,
Tribute: Moving stumbling
blocks from your path and tramp
ling the forces of evil beneath
your feet, you have travelled
long way--yet gaining more power
and momentum in the process. AS
you venture out upon this new
era. the road is open before you.
The switches are closed. Nothing
is visible but the Green Light!