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WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick. or frame; white or colored;
quick settlement. Call MR., MILLER

Brick or frame; white or colored;
quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER,
ME. 1220: ewes. 81. 1921.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceived by the Public Buildings Serv-
ice. General Services Administration.
In Room 1902. Federal Warehouse
7th and D streets. s.w.. Washing
Day Light Saving Time. June Ii,
1851 and then publicly opened. to
ease to the United States Govern
ment approximately 1000. 900 net
usable square feet Of space; in not
more than four locations; no To-
cation shall contain less than 500.-
600 net usable square feet; no
building shall contain less than a
total Of 100000 net usable square
feet. Each building shall contain an
once area of size representing not
less than 2%o of the total building
size. The buildings shall be located
within or CONSTRUCTED within
approximately fifteen miles in any
direction from the zero milestone.
washington. D. c., thowever. the
buildings may not be located within
the boundary lines Of the District
OF Columbia). Proposal forms may
be obtained in Room 1902 in the
above-named building WILLIAM A.
MILLER. Regional Director. Region
3. General Services Administration.
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1878 K. NV. DI. 310O.
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SAUNDERS POINT BEACH
27 MI. FROM WASH.

Large homesites on broad
finest fishing and safe bath
ing; convenient to stores and
Annapolis. Prices from 5000
UP; conv. terms. See this be-
fore buying. From 18th and H
SITS. ne. Benning rd., turning
left Central ave. (Rte. 2l4).
follow signs to entrance. turn
left to Saunders Point.
BARSE STONEBRAKER
1885 X st. NV. MA. 44S3
or West River 4l02 or 1927
Owner and Developer
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FARMS

I2l ACRES, GOOD Groom house. ex-
Culpeper. CQLPEPER REAL. Es-
sdaURf dATE foii hfTisEMENr cHIRsRs5E w. FARM a.
2 mi from Georgetown yacht basin
Kent Co.. Md. Call Ashton 2179.
FARM WANTED. with or without
slildipgs; S1 tags within eo s9 miles of D. c.
NEAR ia SoSa WARRENroSs Sf III 5Ss1 To set settle
estate At VA appraised valuation.
si0O DOWN. $40 MO. buys for ST 600
Al acres young pine timber; spring,
creek: power line: within 300 yds. OF
Fhard ROAD @ and bus. II mi. south OF
sloo DoWN, SO MO. buys for $3.50
6S acres woodland; fronts on 2 State
roads; power line; near church ann
stSrei spring. Louisa County, Va.
CHARMiNGt OLD STONE Colonial Colon
house constructionally sound. good
lines, -36'' walls, high ceilings. orig
inal noors; situated on high knoll,
Glue as srsss rd sod ons seFff ffon5sse 9ssetSI
Shenandoah River; good basement
Sss. 500, so6 THOMAS N, AND CO. Fair:
lax SUU, OV. 2S72. 10
RURAL RETREAT-Few miles from
Colonial Beach; 56 acres. GOOD s.
@ ssams h'Jii JAMES s'fism E. MAaoNEy She rfaj aG
WHITE OR coLoRED-Near IS Lynch.
place, bath, modern Kitchen; new
plumbing; electricity and phone;
steel garage: chicken house: &c
acres land. Box .415-D. Star. los
FARM-Approx. 100 acres; orchards
areas; adioining Fork Union Mill
h.-w. heater. slate roof. driveway
| to Route 15; $4,000. terms. Il
required. Phone TO. 6655. Ill
10 ACRES near Clinton; living quar-.
tsrs. hen houses. Call after 8 pm.
LouDoUN ogR5esi sea5i couNrY-stock farm N.Y. oa7c
stock barn; SIS. 900. terms. PETERS
| REALTY; MacLean. Va. Phone Elm
wood 3703. 10
COMMITTING DISTANCE
200 acres; modern house: good barns;
springs each field. S2S,500.
30 acres; Arm. sturdy shack; streams;
| $500.
53 acres. mostly timber; $4,000.
100 acres; completely modern S-rm
| house; good barn; modern tenant
house. S59.560.
200 acres, excellent farm land; good
modern 10-rm. mouse; barns; stream;
fenced; cross-fenced. S41,000. Or
main sRgExH hEzi, eoss. yei cH. ssse. or
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$1O,95O

Fairhaven on the Bay
Located less than a block from the
bay, is this attractive all-year cot
tage. Liv. rm., din. rm.,- kitchen,
2-bedrms. and bath on 1st floor.
Lge. finished dormitory rm. on End.
Garage and hobby rm. Open Sat.
and Sun. Directions: Drive through
Upper Marlboro on Solomon's Is
land rd.. follow signs marked Fair
haven" Ask for Mr.. Bethel.
BETHEL
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FoUR-BEDRooM HOME required in
good neighhorhood; must be bas-
tcally sound, needing interior deco
rating and priced accordingly; not
over S25 600, Box 107-C, Star.
4-BEDRM. HOME required in good
neighborhoSd must be oasss;ng 6aSisallg
S25. 600. Write Box 40s-A. Star.
HOME WANTED to list or buy for
178s. L. T. GRAVATTE Realtor,
,1ShSIS aSds < st ,EsS ng Ma g753. .sd-don, l9
stantial cash, Mrs. cox. VI. sf36
wouLD LIKE to purchase attractive
bSpont hoass creis rs oT ownefs 1se ons x,eh AY
AULDRIDGE. Oh. 9I25. Us
HOME JUST SOLD. must move: have
SS. 600 cash to pay. down or or 3
bedrm. brick rambler. basement or
1saFis naFiverstg at,'T Park I90% oT sVsf spns
area; principals only. uN. 35o7,
SPOT CASH for your house. white or
colored; any section. any conoition.
FROM Nh LotSS LoSWNER-Wsnt ME: Want to purchase
apts.. garage; not over $4,000:
~ White ns ssftiOny s II s15SaS s' q.
bedrm, house. about $4,000; will
pay all cash. II; 6-25@5; ewes" VI.
NAVAL OFFICER desires to buy large
5 or 6 bedrm. house in nice section,
Alex. Arl. or Falls Church area:
Requires occupancy by middle Of
July. Box 264-C. Star.
ALL CASH FOR YOUR HOME
HONEST DEAL
FAST ACTION
MR.. HILL ME. 2137, ia. SS57:
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FARMS tcent.)
161 Acres in Va.

Only 10 miles from d. c.; S-rm. frame
farm house, 2 large barns, tool
house and other buildings; pastures
are knee deep in red clover; ex-
cellent for beef cattle. Only 10
acres wooded, rest cleared: $500
Hughes, ewes. AL. 1857
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
Radio Bldg. Arl., IA. 5-72OO 10
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OLD PROPERTY wanted. any condi-
ton, any location; suitable for re-
modelling; prompt action. GEORGE
332R. OF. 3739. IA
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SMALL FARMETTE

21s acres beautiful land; 4-bedrm
bStns. bSms, isf fun % Ssmt.. ats' ss Seaatifulls
equipped kit. Home in excel. cond.
shade trees, shrubbery, fruit trees
small barn. chicken house; good
location nr. shopping center. about
Ia mi. D. C. Priced right. Total
Price SEQ ,0enc.g SOo spossansisl 81 iasn casn as
Also other properties for sale. Fol
appt. phone Vienna 2S0-W, WHITE.
SELL REAL ESTATE. nr. Oakton
Va. School. hwy. 123. Closed sun
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REST HAVEN

overlooking 81 miles Of the bay. All
year around Cape Cod home. Ap-
prox. 165-foot waterfront lot.
Large living room with fireplace, Q
bedrooms, modern tile bath, all
electric kitchen. Attic fioored and
poreh Utility LARGE room stais o anc0ssd Sss
Week ends call Mr.. Lawrik, LO,
5-29S0. or drive to Deale, Md, call
West River 6144.
Max C. Schwartz, ia. $500
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
PRICE sT, sT,AsHEDI

S12,950
win now buy this charming bunga-
low. Liv. rm is unusually lge. Din
rm. opens onto nice scr. porch
Equipped, airy kit; 2 bedrms. are
lge. Tile bath. Full high-ceilina
bsmt. in which this owner has third
bedrm, Conv, located to Westmont,
Columbia pike. Pentagon. Don't
delay!
Realty Investment Corp.
Courthouse Square. Arl., oW. 5000.
Formerly
N. c, Hines SS Son, Inc.
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Historical Va. Farm
90 acres, Is acres in timber, small
apple orchard. 2 ponds. stone barn
3-bedrm. stone house, built in 1853
partly modernized. 2 stone firepls.
liz baths, unfinished. equipped kit.
h.-w. heater, auto. washer and dryer
dishwasher. Here's what you've beer
lonkins for Call us for appt.
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VALUES. VALUES
KING SIZE RAMBLER

Kxtra-large living room with fireplace,
family-size dining room, equipped
kitchen 8 large bedrooms, "a baths
full basement with recreation room;
close to everything.
Louis r. Simpson & Son, Inc
$500 Wilson Blvd. CHI. 7777. OK. 1s6
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COTTAGES FOR RENT
NORTH AND CHESAPEAKE BEACHES
Good cottages available on or
near the bay, by week, month or
season. From S35 wk. up. Make
your selection this week end or
phone Mr.. Fowler, WO. S716, any
evening after 6.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
Wash. Blvd, Chesapeake Beach, Md.
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414 18th ST S.W.
Modern. new ONCE BLDG in the heart
OF the sw market Call r. A
HITMpHRIES. Realtors MA 1000.
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COLONIAL BEACH cottage for rent,
200 it. from water; S400 for seaEon.
Call Colonial Beach 2S4J week ends
. or TE; 3591 Weekdays. 10
taee fU2 sessoD r r FrPzERAIp, i1S
Cottage No. $50. Sherwood Forest
WOoDLAND BEAoH-27 mi. wash.
, bedrms.. scr. porch; salt water:
reas. TU. 5240. Fri, Sat. As 80.
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STORES. OFFICES. WAREHOUSES
,o,WE WE OFFER NOW
BLDGS WITH PARKING FACILI-
TIES IN BEST WASHINGTON
LOCATIONS
LOUIS BURMAN. RE. 1853
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NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE
2O55 Wilson Blvd. IA. 5-6S00
OPEN UNTIL 8 PM.
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PONDER COVE
26 MILES D. c..

Only Is lots left but of 1st group Of
As of the 1st section in this new
saltwater development for summer
or year-round living, Large wooded
homesites over "a acre, safe beach
for children. safe boat harbor, from
SI95 Down payment and terms
premises week ends. EX. 5SS7.
Directions: Drive out Central ave-.
Route PA. to Mayo rd., continue
on Mayo rd. to Ponder Cove sign,
right to beach g
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VACATION PLACES

KEZAR LAKE, Maine-Summer lodge
Rates include 3 home cooked meals
a day with special rates for chill
dren; boating, swimming, fishing,
"Cliffwood," r. F. D.. North Lowell,
Maine. or call TR. 1925. III
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CAPE LOCH HAVEN
Is MILES D. c.
On Beautiful South River
Offers You the Most

summer or year-'round living. Over
a mile of sandy shores. Beautiful
wooded sites at prices and terms
to meet your budget. 2 protected
harbors.
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DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE FOR RENT-Barl
Bldg. 80 18th st. NV. near Conn
and K. New, modern, attractive
desk space for those who want the
best; receptionist. switchboard, mai
and telephone answering service
available Call ST 1856
DESK SPACE with telephone service
Conn. and s st. NV. Secretaria
service available. DE. 5000. IL
DESK AVAILABLE in nice priyat,
ONCE. centrally located. $50 pei
month. 2l7 Bond Bldg. -l5
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COMMUTERS FARMS

"a acres, all in grass, 23h miles d. C.
Gravel road; 5-room house. modern
bath. water and electricity, modern
kitchen. old house but livable; price
S9.750 on easy terms.
This is a real location, nearly 20
acres finest kind of land. 3 acres
in woods 7-room house. modern
bath and kitchen; natural gas heat;
basement; barn. scar garage
poultry house. corn crib. machine
sheds; good road. 1874 miles. te
D. C. line. Will submit the hest
offer over S27 500, If sold in next
20 DAYS. half cash
II. B. MITCHELL
u>r,don Va phona 12S
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OPPORTUNITY

INSURANCE MAN
Who would be interested in renting
ONCE space in downtown real estate
office and handle insurance busi-
ness of that ONCE. Box 433-D. Star
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ACCEPT second trust notes for
SS,450 equity, 2-fam. home; $1,000
first trust; rented. S159 mo. Box
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate:
low rates, 8 to 5-year terms and
INC. I1f5 Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S.
CASH FOR Asst AND Gnu rkueA
u,cE sa ss Wit. o. Or ecors
notes In D. c.. Md. and Va. FULTON
r. GORDON. the Colorado BLDG.
14th and @ SITS nv DI 6230;
Brokers: attention
1851 q st. nv M a4sS'
MONEY ON SECOND TeUSH-Wd
win buy second-tru notes. D. c..
nearby Nd, or We. Reasonable rates.
MENT corr. 1912 y ave n ".
National 1898
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Smith Bros, Mgrs.

Out Central ave. Route 214 to Mayo
rd., follow Cape Loeb Haven signs.
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FARM FOR CITY MAN
Historic old home on 200 acres. A
DISTINGUISHED house. completely
and slight repairs; 3 bedrooms. 3
baths; oil h.-wh.; large bank barn.
This will make a beautiful estate;
S27. 900 half cash. Call J. C.
Smith. OIL 20S4.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
200 E Montgomery Ave. Rockville.
Md. Rockville 4315
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This So. Md. Mansion

This So. Md. Mansion
Overlooking "a mi, of beautiful water
front. is one of Tidewater Md.'s
shoWplaces. Unusual landscaping
and gardens. Mansion is newly re-
noyated Groom and 2-bath house.
with S5-ft. front screened porch.
Very ideal for entertaining New
dock, very productive 1877 acres of
land. fine ducking. hunting and
fishing. . tenants. Numerous modern
outbuildings in good condition. New
,oads. Very reasonably priced at
S35, 900. substantial down payment
JOSEPH A. HERBERT g. SON. 5I5
East Capitol ST.. Ii. 3-0129: ewes.
WO $500.
SMALL COUNTRY ESTATE
Fine large modernized house and good
outbuildings on so acres of fine
pasture. Easy committing distance
to Washington. House has beauti-
full modern kitchen. Formica coun-
ters. fine cabinet, oversize stove anc
refrigerator; large living room
dining room. 4 bedrooms and bath:
only S25.00 half cash. To in
spect call Mr.. Mannar. Rockville
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
209 Z. Montgomery Ave. Rockville
Md. Rockville 4315
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STORES FOR RENT tcent.,

OxON HILL, MD.-5553 LIVINGSTON
I'd; 1-story store, without basement;
lights; rental. $3.50 mo-; immed
poss. Consult Mr.; jenkins. SHAN,
NON 81 LUCHS, Realtors, 1905 H
st. NV, Ma. 2345. -l5
CAPITOL HEIGHTS
Store suitable for dry cleaners. hard
ware, bakery, appliance store. etc :;
located In established shopping
center on main thoroughfare; rea-
sonable rent. Call Mr.. Qrpin. La.
6-6269. SIDNEY q. MENSH g. CO.,
I420 IRVING ST. NV.
Vacant. newly painted; mezzanine,
2 rms, large rear room with sky
light, rear alley. w. C. GERB1CH,
MI. 4047. RE. 1884. -10
929 H ST, N.W.-21 By 121 to 30-ft.
alley; additional space available II
desired; $3.50 per month. Call Mr.
Woodward q NORRIS. REALTORS
723 10th St, NV, RE. 65s5.
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IMMEDIATE Cash
F0R YOUR HOME cox b CO. RI
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Curtis E. Martin, Inc.
OPEN DAILY, 80
INCOME

$9,50O-REAL BARGAIN
New 3-bedrm, bungalow. near Pc
tomac River; fishing, hunting. swim
ming. Terms, $1,000 down. Ss3 mo.
owner will take mortgage. Cross
Chain Bridge into Va, turn sharp
right, 90 eight miles, turn right on
6O3 River Bend rd., go 2h miles,
turn right "a mile to Champion sign
House on left. Kenmore 3-6649.
Brokers invited 10
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Cash FOR HOUSES OR LOTS. FRET
AAlPapIRAIsALs; laI il SCOTT SANDERS
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MARYLAND FARMS

MARYLAND FARMS
75-acre stock or dairy farm, good
house and outbuildings; being sole
at a bargain.
106-acre dairy farm, beautiful brick
house, lovely setting. hard road
plenty of outbuildings. This Iarm Is
a good buy. We also have hstings
of large and small farms, located In
Montgomery, Frederick and Howard
Counties.
EUGENE B. GINGELL
Bethesda. Md; WI. 2022, or E. B
Burke Damascus phi. 10
Arkansas State press., 1951-01-19
Booker !.
Washington

Every talent in the Gone room
is being put to use in the study
of the unitAon France. Seven
groups formed committees. Each
group included at least one artist,
an excellent reader, a good writ
err, and in some instances a sing
err or a dancer.
The artists, who are making
plans for scrapbook covers, bLl'
letin boards, building village,
dressing dolls. making costumes
and flowers are: Willie J. DAN
ford, Amos Johnson, James Brew
err, Stanley Nathaniel, Elmer Ray
Daniels, Lenois Hampton and
Ernestine Coins.
Readers for the group are Ivory
Singleton, Sylvester Shadowvlne
Claython Phillips. Venita Rose La
Moyne Verna Mae Wilburn, Ell
mer Ray Daniels and Helen
Reeves.
Invitations and reports will be
written by the best writer. All
pupils are making contributions.
A party for parents will be held
at the elimination of the unit.
The sixth grade classes have
recently published one issue of
the Washington Newse.tc" The
publication was a complete SELL
out Feature for the issue was
Our Cafeteria Staff The next
issue will be published late in
February. Arturo Davenporte is
the Editor n-chief.
Pupils who have maintained
perfect attendance this school
year are:
Willie ]. Danford, Ivory Sing
Teton, Arturo Davenporte, Ernes-
tine Coins and Betty Lou Hardy.
William Fisher and Ivory Sing
Teton have held the highest scho-
larship records for the past term.
Because of their excellent citi-
zenship and scholarship, Will
liam Fisher, Ivory Singleton.
Clayton Phillips, Reuben Trapp
and Charles Young have been
chosen by their fellow-class mates
and teachers to represent B. T.
Arkansas State press., 1951-01-19

w. at the Y. M. c. A., January
20, in the organization of Junior
Deputy Sheriffs.
--Euy Where Negroes Work
STEPHENS SCHOOL-The prin-
cipal and faculty of Corbin High,
Pine Bluff were guest at Ste
phens on Thursday. They express
ed themselves as having a very
pleasant visit. A tasty lunch was
served in the cafeteria
The following clubs are to be
organized:
Primary clubs-Wee Wee Han
dy Scrap Club. sponsor-Mrs. May
Otis Hall
Party Games Club, sponsor
Mrs. Lothaire Green
Story Book Club, sponsor-Mrs.
Lillian Buckley
Square Dance Club, sponsor
Mrs. Lucille Parker
Junior Red Cross Club, sponsor
Mrs. Annie Gillespie
Cinderella Handicraft Club,
sponsor-Mrs. Blanche Lewis
Intermediate clubs-Music Club,
sponsor Mrs. c. T. Johnson
Story Telling Club-sponsor-
Mrs. Matte Simon
Kit Kat Club-sponsor-Mrs. Mil
dred Anderson
Better Speech Club-sponsor-
Mrs. M F. Henderson
Plays and Games Club--sponsor
Mrs. Margaret King
Each club has its detectives.
These detectives are varied. Some
aim to develop better speech hab-
its, some to develop poise, others
to give opportunity for fun and
recreation while other clubs will
give pupils an opportunity to
make and design things thus
developing initiative.
BUY Where Negroes Work
sTEPHENS-The Principal and
Faculty of Stephens wish TO thank
the many patrons who were So
generous in their response to an
appeal of the Child Care Com
mittee for help for one of our
families who lost their belongings
in a fire that destroyed their
home.
Pupils and teachers are work.
ing hard to see how much and
how well the detectives set for
the first half of the year have
been done by the end of the Sc
mester ending January 18th,
All rooms are doing a good Job
in the March of Dimes drive. The
3-two class of Mrs. Gillespie's
room are leading, being closely
followed by the Zone class of Mrs.
Buckley and Mrs. Parker's q
one class.
PTA meeting for January is
scheduled for Thursday, January
18th. Members and friends are
urged to attend this meeting
Arkansas State press., 1951-01-19

more One day the horse came by
with a saddle on his back and
said, Camel, o Camel, come out
and trot like the rest of us.
"Humph" said the camel and the
horse went his way. Soon the dog
came to him with stick in his
mouth and told the camel to come
and fetch sticks like the others,
to which the camel only replied,
"Humphr. The other animals
tried to induce the camel to work
but he always refused and replied
'.Humph'. This made the work ex-
ira hard for the other 3 animals on
the desert The horse, the dog and
the OK were very angry with the
camel. One day a magician came
to the desert and the three went
to him for advice as to what to
do about the lazy idle animal
with the long neck and long legs
who refused to work and only
said "Humph". After much discus
sion the magician. Djinn, found
the camel and began to inquire
about his idleness to which the
camel as usual only replied,
"Humph." The magician began to
think of a solution to the problem
while the camel lazily looked at
his reflection in pool of water.
When reminded of the work he
had put on the other three ami
mails the camel only said, "Humph'
and when told not to say Humph
again for ii might be one time to
many. he again replied, "Humph'
and no sooner had he said it than
he saw his back that he was so
proud Of putting up and putting
Up into a great big ugly humph.
The magician told him that was
his very own humph that he
brought upon himself by not work
ing. The magician told him that
he was going to work because he
handt worked since Monday and
it was now Thursday. The camel
wanted to know how he was GO
ing to work with the humph on his
back to which the magician stat
ed that the humph was there for
a purpose and because he hadn't
worked in three days he would
now be able to work three days
without eating and would live on
his humph. He Joined the other
three in the desert and began to
work. From that day to this the
camel aways wears a humph and
he has never caught up with the
three days he missed at the begin
Arkansas State press., 1951-01-19

and interesting writer who was
born in Bombay in December of
1895. He has written many poems
and stories that are among the
best loved of children The story
is HOW THE CAMEL GOT HIS
HUMP" Other stories by this ia
NOUS author can be found at the
public library.
Once there was a camel that
didn't want to work as other ami.
mails did on the desert where he
lived He was lazy, he ate sticks
and thorns and when spoken to,
he would say. sHumph"l and no
Arkansas State press., 1951-01-19
CARVER sCHOOL-January

CARVER SCHOOL-January 5
was Carver Day at the school
The pupils and faculty obsei ,ed
the birthday of DIR. George Wash
ington Carver with many activi-
ties. All of these activities help
ed to make the life and work of
DR.. Carver more meaningful to
the children.
Mrs Ruth Jefferies told of her
having seen DR.. Carver and his
more than 800 products made from
the peanuts and potato. Other
teachers read and discussed his
life with pupils In some classes
the teachers found this an ex-
cellent opportunity to use his
name and his nickname the Pea
nut Wizard" in writing and spell
ing lessons. One class decided
that they wanted a peanut party.
His picture and scene from the
movie THE Peanut Man" were
posted on bulletin boards.
To eliminate the activities an
assembly was arranged by the
special events committee. The
speaker was Mrs Alice j. Dane
Ter She held the group spell
bound while giving a vivid de-
scription of the many obstacles
and hardships that he had to con-
quer in order to become one of
the greatest men who ever lived
in America. DR. Carver always
acknowledged that he was in
spired by the Creator
The pupils of Mrs. Bernice 3
Haymans 4th grade group have
drawn some beautiful winter
scenes. Ruby Davis drew a mural
of people skiing in the beautiful
snow-capped mountains in Swift
erland.
Arkansas State press., 1951-01-19
Buy Where Negro
;OOD HOPE

Good Hope AME church held
very inspirational services Sun.
day. A large number attended Tn
Sunday school and showed renew.
ed interest in the lesson. Follow
ing Sunday school the steward
esses held successful class meet.
ing giving thanks to the Lord "a
a new year Mrs. Bessie L. SOCK
well, Lydia Toney and Ude.
Sockwell attended the first LEAD
ers training meeting for the yea
at the court room in the city ha
in Camden. Miss Sue Marshal
clothing specialist from the stat
department, gave very impc
tant demonstration on cutting an.
construction of the garment.
BUY Where Negroes Work.
Arkansas State press., 1951-01-19
Our Divine Alliance

TONSlDER one example of this.
~ A Christian who makes up his
mind to dedicate his body a Giving
sacrifice" to God. and therefore not
to handicap himself with the drug
Of alcohol, is certain. in many
places. TO be considered a sort OF
crank II is not that people will
laugh at him, though they will:
people will be angry with him for
his stand They VIII do all they
can to make him break his pledge,
Instead of admiring n clean
and free life, many people are
not content unless they can
soil that clcanness and break
down that freedom. So 10 stand
4 Tor Christ In any aspect Of life
In not easy. But we need 10
remember we fight no lonely
fight; our cause is not forlorn.
Just as Jesus In Galilee was al
ways Oh the side OF those who were
beaten and battered by sin and
evil. but stll fighting, so now the
everything Christ is always on the
side Of those who In their hearts
desire good and not evil, cleanness
and not dirt. truth and not lies.
Copyright by the International Cous.
On 81 Religious Education on behalf Of
- Protest nj denominations. Rel tassd
~ wNU Feaiuresl
Arkansas State press., 1951-01-19
The Good Must Fight
Lesson for January Il, 1851

VOU WOULD think that II ever
! there arrived on this planet a
really good person. he would be
popular with everybody. People are
tired Of meanness, they are sick of