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Evening star., 1951-08-18

One that proponents fondly hope can
be used by the courts to bypass the con-
stitutional question, in the provision that
District ordinances shall not be effective
until Congress shall have had so days
in which to void them. That which is
void from the beginning requires no
voiding. and the powers of Congress are
neither increased nor diminished by such
provision. The other joker is intended
to quiet the fears of members of Con-
gress that the people do not want this
legislation-a provision for a referen-
dunn. Just think how the forces of Cog
and Magog will be herded from every
quarter to outvote the thoughtful citizen
when that referendum comes!
Contemplation.
Evening star., 1951-08-18

Pen names may be used if letters carry
UriterS' correct names and addresses.
AL letters are subject to condensation.
Evening star., 1951-08-18

@. What per cent of business failures
are the result of ineXperience?-M. l. S.
A. According to estimates, nearly 90
per cent of failures are due to lack of
experience in the particular field Of
business.
Evening star., 1951-08-18
Contemplation.
Those Statues

Those Statues
Add my word to DR.. Marvin's senti-
ments on the heroic statues near the
Lincoln Memorial Could they not be
placed in more appropriate surround
ings? II not, why not remove the gilt
coating? Surely weathered bronze would
be greatly superior to golden statues of
such gigantic proportions Certainly the
Greek design of the memorial is in no
way enhanced by these modern ex-
amples Of art which typify the regimes
of Hitler and Mussolini.
Constance ]. Grihiths.
d.. Marvin and the Editor will find
that down through the ages it has al
ways been the custom of man to set
precious things in gold. be it stone,
painting, or a palace guard standing
around dressed in glittering costume.
It's just another way of putting thing
on pedestal.
Robert d. Eaton.
Evening star., 1951-08-18

Q. In what year did the United States
produce its first billion-dollar crop Of
Wheat?-D. M. l.
A. In 1917. The first billion -bushel
crop was produced in 1915.
Evening star., 1951-08-18

@. Did the Marquis of Queensberry
actually set up the boxing rules that
bear his name?-P. D. F.
A. He supervised the drawing UP Of
the rules by Arthur Chambers, an Eng
lish lightweight. This was in 1865.
Evening star., 1951-08-18

@. Who was the Government employe
who predicted that President Truman
would win the l948 election?-R. w. S.
A. Louis H. Bean, economist and
statistician of the Department of Agri-
culture.
Evening star., 1951-08-18

@. When was the first Japanese EN-
bassy opened in this country?-E. &c.
A. A Legation was established in
Washington in October, 1870. 1t was
raised to the status Of Embassy on
January 7, 1906.
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THE LADIES
HAVE A RACKET

Continued from page t,Oenty-nine
been offered for sale at $199. All
had been sold before this wrathy
couple reached the furniture
floor, but they claimed other
wise. They had, they stated, been
refused attention by one of the
statesmen - at a time when they
could have bought the last of the
unsold divans.
They accused the store of dis
eliminating against them. Finally
the buyer agreed to order a divan
for them at the mark-down price.
The manufacturers list was
$50 higher than it had been
when the first lot had been or
dered, but 1t seemed to be one
of those occasions when there
was nothing else to do if the Gus
toner was to be satisfied.
A year and four months later,
the same couple appeared, ask
ing for the store to pick up the
merchandise for full refund, since
it had given 'the worst possible
kind of service. The glued joints
were bad. the finish was terrible,
the fabric had faded.
All or Nothing
l HE manager sent out his best
service man. The divan was in a
bay window where it got the full
sun all day long; there weren't
even curtains to protect the up
holstery from fading. Close be-
hind it was a radiator - the
finish had naturally cracked and
blistered.
The store offered to have the
divan refinished and covered
with new fabric. the only cost to
the customers being the actual
cost of the fabric to the store.
The offer caused this pair
of chiselers to scream like
wounded weasels. They made
it plain they would continue to
come in the furniture depart
ment and scream until they re-
ceived satisfaction. They even
suggested this might spoil a few
sales for the store!
The manager gave up: "All
right. Well have our man pick
up the divan and allow you full
credit for the one hundred and
ninety-nine dollars.
Wanted a PxOfit
INDEED you will mott" howled
the harridan member of the gyp
team. "We can't replace that
piece of furniture with another
for that price today. You adver-
tised that the divan was worth
two ninety-nine. You'll settle
with us for that or you'll never
hear the end of it, l assure you"
They didn't get away with
~ - r Il. =
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
Continued.

AIR CONDITIONED. Century Build
tng; AL 9TH st. NV. opposite Mu-
nicipa1 Court. Of1ces available in
singles or suites. Elevator, Venetian
blinds; fuorescent lights, etc Sin
giles from S4S to $3.50. THos.
st. NV. DI. $3.50.
MEDICAL CENTER 1923 Eye st. NV
ewes, JU. 7-6394. -6
WILL SHARE FoUR-ROOM SUITE
Completely and elegantly furnished
Including full-time secretarial serv-
ice In new air-conditioned building
IN Connecticut avenue vicinity. Ad-
dress Box 334-M. Star, giving nature
ot oh,s business lsi and particulars. Avail
sqisszsIyS9 tS5iss; SIG gSs,,o1 no: Cali az. 4.
DOCTOR OR DENTIsT-1deai Sc.
completion on ONCE entering direct
from sidewalk; attractively finished
ynteo yhits brick bldg Call OWNER; Ii.
IS Carroll AVE-. Takoma Park.
Md.-Ofice suite Of 4 rooms. suit
iOr 0c oGGipr tiit,es or any NO. professional man
IN THE HEART Of downtown. two
beautifully furnished rooms. suitable
Tor out ,of-town representatives. Can
be used for show room and once.
hienfal tie1'sr sl2g 29 per ran mo. Phone for par
DOCTORs' SUITE in Spring Valley
Medical Bldg: elevator, air condi-
toned; excellent location. Contact
Mr: Rathburn at W. C. a. A N.
Masi MILLER sve DEvELoPRENT E PR xIet CO. 4s31
10th AND G N.W.03 lge. newly dec :
GRATED rms. facing G st; excel. for
architect. art studio. display service
or small advertising agency; only
S24 30 per room. May be rented
sinEly or as unit. Call ST. 1877.
LAW OFFICE in suite. 14th and G
SITS. NV Receptionist. NE. 1900,
1919 EYE ST. Nw.-A desirable
once. once ot9on room ,on1 ad1elnins sdo my real
representative; rent. s35. 90 AtiaitI includs ,
ing heat, light and phone service
Ior I, In-eoming calls. VIM. T. BAL
sAGEE fAAsR 1G1a offrcE EEe or + sUIrK in Mont
conditioned; utilities furn.; telephone
Call Sligo 1444 -
18th AND PA. AVE. S.E.-Large ONCE.
IeaS.' Sultaple IOr real estate sales
ONCE 9o4 18th ST. sc. Tu' a43s. g
WIS. AVE. end a.; 1000 50. #.
open space. large display windows;
2 laws; reas. rent. RA. 322O --12
5th AND X SITS. N.W.-Second- floor
Offices containing 100 50. IT.; ell
tributor; heat. light and janitor
service furnished. THOS. J. FISHER
q co. INC, 73S 18th st. NV, DI.
1890 s
18th ST. AND COL. RID. N.w.-En-
tire second floor over Peoples Drug
other profession. Vacant. Get KEY
in drug store. B. F. SAUL co g25
18th st. NV. MA. 2l00. -
SMALL OFFICE OR STUDIO APT.
LIST commercial; suitable for any lst-
Apply 3446 Conn, Apt 2O2, or
phone MR.. DAVIS, NO 5000 8
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

OHHNNON q LUCHS co.
1905 H ST NV. Ma. 2345
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J WILL PAY YOU CASH TODAY for
your home ANY location, any condi-
tion. RE. 2201. 81. VA.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALl
HYATTSVILLE
INDUSTRIAL pRopERTY-REN1
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

10000 SO. FIT. of ground centrally
located; pvt. r.r. siding and office
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STORES FOR RENT

LGE. CORNER STORE, sc. cor. OF
1lth and c SITS. Sc; vacant; reas.
rent. PAT. TRO1ANO REAL ESTATE
CO., S27 14th st. NV, Ma. 1850.
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g OR 3 BEDRM. HOUSE, modern
brick or frame, buyer waiting, S3,500
cash. Also have buyer with 81 500
cash. WOOD e. MITCHELL, HI.
IN DEsPERATE NEED Of a "a bedrm
country house with about "a acre
within 10 miles OF Wash. in Md. or
Va. Can pay $4,000 or what is your
best price? Box BOOT. Star.
SMALL BRICK or frame houses with
out Improvements. We are buying
these for remodeling. Prefer large
groups. PRIVENT CONSTRUCTION
CO.. s15 18th st. NV. MA. 9257
WANT TO BUY A BARGAIN, d.
rectly from owner, and for my own
use, either a small or a large home,
modern or modernized, In suburbs,
within 90 miles of D. c. line; loca :
tion must contain minimum of two
acres, all utilities. front on hard
road. Box 490-T. Star. IL
HOUSE WANTED in nearby Md. will
trade $1,000 payment on lot In
Cabin John, Md, for down payment
on home. OR. 0560. -
WANTED-Brookla or woodridge,
detached stuceo house with garage
Cash. PENAN. LA. 6-5414. JU. r
1907 re
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FARMS (cent.)

50-ACRE FARM. very productive
land; 7-rm. house, 9 baths, oil h.-w.
heat, new floors; 2-car garage: barn
hard road: beautiful location, )
mi. Gettysburg, Pa, chr. ride TO
Washington. D. c. Price. $4,000.
Appointments Saturday only.
STANLEY r. SELL
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GOOD FARM BUYS

IO5 acres, 7-rm. house, water in kit.
Good bank barn and other out
bldgs.; good fences, stream through
farm. Only $4,000.
106 acres, stock and dairy farm. All
tractor work. Well fenced and wa
tered; ) acres woods, balance in
cultivation; 45x65 bank barn, 20
COW dairy; 150-year -old brick house
with 8 rooms. l IL baths. oil h. Nv h =,
newly modernized.
70-acre dairy farm: 3O-cow Wash
ington milk barn; 20 acres wooded,
balance open land mostly in grass.
hay, 8 acres corn, enough straw for
2 years bedding; 81 cows and bulls;
all dairy equip. Dairyman will oper.
farm. Possession upon settlement.
2S mi. from Bethesda. Call Mr..
Linthicum, Poolesville 341l, with
HOWARD r. SCHAFER, Bethesda,
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HOUSES WANTED TO sUY

SMALL HOME by couple. direct from
SNAIL sLsme1i HoUsE. ST. eonv 9n; oeI alebe and Lee
blvd; for EXCL son; will remodel.
FROM sGI 4So1Vk S3WVkEsRs gar G5 rooms. bsmt..
1nder 900; sabsssntiai eash
Write OWNER, 7OO9 Poplar ave,
Taksoma PIX. IL. Md. or phone 81.
Will PAY CASH for house in George
oysT ~ SEQ, 900; must Savs Esrsse and
MOP; e :soS SfbAS !, M5 Sss1%; 4sss1isn home
SFsisrFs6 Ms cox hSys hU ssassssstssI or a.
WILL MAKE substantial payment on
good 2 or 4-family duplex. Must be
in perfect condition.; NV. section
preferred. sH. 1446. If no ans,
IF Fni PROMPT SoSh; ATTENTION to the sal.
Of your home. business or invest
ment property is what you desire
call r. A. HUMPHREYS: Realtor
SOS North Capitol Ma. $3.50. Free
appraisals. Results since 1919.
ATTENTION OWNERS. can gel
you top all cash or term deal fol
your home. Call MR.. WILLIAMS
/, vi WILL Gogl Fay YOU CASH TODAY 70,
your home. Any location. any eondi'
ton. RE. 22u1. 81. H47.
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LOUDOUN CATTLE FARM

About 140 acres of strong upper
Loudoun grazing and cropland. well
fenced and well watered on which
there is an old 7-room brick house
to be modernized Tin good condi-
outbuildings About so miles D. c.,
offered at S25 900. To inspect call
Mr.. Mowere, Glebe O454. with
JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON
Leesburg 6S3 and 9s
VA. FARMS OR ACREAGE
CLOSE IN OR OUT Always
All types Rrazing. poultry, etc. Call
Tor information or list; to 750
acres.
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

NR. WIS. and Jennifer st. NV; 1st
commercial 8.100 50. IT,. over 1Ss
IT. street frontage: ideal chain store
auto or other business location
priced at S42 800; owner will con.
slider building for responsible tenant
in this rapidly developing area. Gail
Mr. Burton, RE. 1886 ewes. JU
7-7ss2. WOODWARD d NORRIS
Realtors. 723 goth st. NV. IS
35-ROOM HOUSE on 10th St; IL
baths: rent carries overhead: terms;
100000 down payment; conven.
lent trust. located few block:
Midcity Station
ia FLA. AVE. N.w.-store and .
rms, kit. and bath; 1907 location
SCHWARTZ. DU. sa7b; eves.. RA
MoToR HOTEL on Wash. BALTIC blvd
Quoted income about $4,000
IsRP9sn ThsRP;sn r..o- I'M i269 60 Tl!h i 1NE7 nsE7
VIZ 70 HAVE SEVERAL excellent com. o
mercials. semicommercisls and in
yestment properties to be shown ia
your needs. D. a. HANEs Co. NC
MI. 1850. o0o3 Que St. NV. IS
MOTELS-We have selective num-
Der on q national hwy. close tc
Washington. varying in size and
price. Please call Mr. Thompson,
EN-. 1920 with INEZ CUSHARD
Realtor, OR. 4232. 1880 Wis. ave
1sT COMM. zoNE-Nw corner Of
9th and l. sts.; 25x1l0 it., IL rms,
suitable for store or apis. Will take
back o , pgrchase on prize as LIST trust
BRICK STORE with apt. for sale:
only 2 years old. This Is general
store on corner lot. Two people
should buy this store willing to op-
crate this established business. Call
REALTY INVESTMENT. GE. 2oa1O
for further information. -
lST COMM. BLDG; central NV.
p. c.; over $4,000 50. # e. space;
hreproof construction: heavy floor
load. Call MR.. CAMERON, Ma.
STORE AND APARTMENT. plus To-
900 50. fl. of ground in Brentwood,
Md. for lease or sale at reasonable
figure to responsible party. For 3D.
ditional information, please call
Mr.. BERENTER. ia. 1880. on Sun
DAY. RA. O3iI. =
MOTOR HOTEL-on one of the
busiest national hwys. close to
WASHINGTON with q quoted income
of $50. 900 annually; price, $50
900. Also in an equally good loca-
tion We can offer to a responsible
purchaser q motel priced at s6o.-
Please call Mr.. Thomson, EN-.
OR. 4232. 1889 Wis. ave. g
Evening star., 1951-10-06
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

1920 CONN. AVE.-Large 26O-sq. 1T.
Aforementioned modern once; avail
able Immediately: easy parking. Ap-
ply R. DOWD. 441S Conn. ave. OR.
14tS AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
A few single and double rms, newly
rsdeceTated. KAss-BERdER. INC,
EOS EYE ST. N.w.-2nd-n. suite in
fllm exchange bldg. KAsS-BERGER
SUITE OF e OFFICES on and a.,
duorescent lighting, fireproof bids.
ianitor service; heat and electricity
furnished; $7b mo-; also ONCE con-
mo j. LoFIIN. 24So Wilson blvd,
Arl.. GL. 1912. OK. 0575. -
DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE-151O
H st. NV, /, 2, possibly 3 floors
APPROX; $500 50. IT. each. Phone
poCToRs-e-rm. suite and bath in
Lyon Village; pvt; entr.. SI09. 1904
"a. 2-707O. OK. 06o0; ewes. GL.
Vto~s ~
Evening star., 1951-10-06
LOW-PRICED HOME

With AS acres of land near Herndon
in well-populated section. Beautiful
homesite on q knoll with old 5-rm
dwelling and lge. old trees. House
in poor cond. and some Of land
needs cleaning up. Priced very Low
at so $50.
TERRY B. SIMMS
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Beautiful HomeSites
EI,MWOOD ESTATE

Beautifully wooded homesite in this
new subdivision, miles from Chain
range from / 80 acre to over acres;
s. 900 per acre.
MRS. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN. REALTOR
Mclean, Va. Elmwood 1922 or 1895
Evening star., 1951-10-06
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
BUYS OF THE WEEK
TARA

This lovely, red brick Colonial To-
Gated on large Handicapped lot
amidst a setting of stately oaks
features liv. rm. with firepl
l4x2D. din. rm. u2x1il, de luxe
kit, rear screened porch. bedrm
12xl41 and powder rm with show.
er on the first floor level. The sec
ond floor features bedrooms u2xl4)
and n4x2.l, tile bath and an
attic storage rm. u2x231. There
is E2-bath in basement. This home
is constructed OF the finest ma
terial obtainable. There is also a
lear det. brick garage with slate
roof. Make an appointment to see
this lovely home today. Can be A.
nanced for approximately $4,000
down.
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Bethesda Potomac Area
SIS

Down payment and SIS q month will
bring you independence ano inn
mediate possession to nicely
wooded tract of land Of over one
half acre in beautiful Gunston
Heights for only $685. This new
subdivision is approximately 25 min
utes comfortable drive to the Penta-
son Building over. the Shirley hwy.
and II minutes from Fort Beiyoir.
The land is excellent for gardening
and chickens and you are urlVl;eged
to build what you can afford. Not
too far for daily driving hscK and
forth to work, but far enough away
from Washington for peace Of mind
and safety, The S25 down payment
gives you immediate possession. To
reach GunSton Heights cake the
Shirley hwy. to Lorton, turn left on
the Gunston Hall road following ar
rows two and eight-tenths tz S/1O
miles to Route COL, then bear right
"a mile to Gunston Heights. Owner
will be at Gunston Ieishts this
Saturday and sunday to show you
around. Weekdays, call TIE. 61SS
and ask for MR.. HENRY.
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73s 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.

COMMERCIAL SITES
For small retail businesses IN S. Ar.
lington 81 80 per so. #. and up
g. E LANIER. OW. 3434. Exclu-
Sive agent. 8
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INDUSTRIAL and end commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A n ROTH RE 1890
sires approx. $4,000 SO. It. End
commercial lot. For further informa-
INC, RE. 1878 or write to l341
Half st. Sc 10
Evening star., 1951-10-06
PINE RIDGE

PINE RIDGE
This lovely 4-bedrm.. 2-bath home
situated on l30x325-ft. lot in q
community Of fine homes and coun-
try estates features liv. rm.
I2lxl4, din. rm. I2x14), kit
t9x12. bedrms. I4x16) and (IOy
n0D and bath on the FIRST floor level.
There are bedrms. USx24) and
l.x24, bath and an abundance OF
closet. space on the second floor,
This home also features large, dry
basement with outside entrance, 80
gal water heater, att. gar. and
many extras. Excellent terms and
financing can be arranged. Priced
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23
Greeks! What Next?
REGIONAL Conferences

The coming weekends will find many prominent Greeks
Of the city attending regional These
very important and provide opportunity for full pare
patton the part of individual Greeks This weekend the Deta
will invade Shreveport Louisiana Detas who will attend the
meeting Sue Williams president of local chapter) Adele
Woods Sadye Thompson Marjorie Johnson Jean Wilson,
ore Jenkins Virginia Robinson Mary Johnson Sylvia Caruh
Elizabeth Sova, ct al.
The kappaS gather for their provincial meeting deep in
the heart of Texas" Houston The local representatives
Hugh Browne on d. provincial polemarch), Oba White on D.
provincial secretary and exchequer and William Jackson
The Sigmas will hold their conference in Longview Texas
Edna Douglas Second anbaseuS of Signal Elizabeth Ham
and Title Bogard representing the local chapter
The weekend April g. will find the zetas winding
their way towards Nashville Tennessee NASHVILLE O. if
could bring yeseyears college days old friends
Jubilee hall Memorial chapel Meharry My My!) Helen Phil
lips Core Jarrett Pauline Johnson and Pne Parr president
of local chaper) will represent the Little Rock Zeas.
The Omegas will meet in the "hear of the Midwest =
dear ole" Kansas City May H. H. j. A. Harris Pine Bluff
district representative Ella Hunter Qoca pesidenD will
represent the Arkansas Omega Too bad that Arkansas not
in the Texas district they could join the brothers in
Shreveport this weekend
terrain their regional conference Little Rock The date is to
be announced later c. c. Walker (everend local pesident
and his brothers may be depended upon to out that famous
Arkansas hospitality.
The South Central Regional conference Of Alpha Kappa
Anha will convene in Little Rock April 90 81 Beta Pi
OMEGA chapter members hoesses Over hundred dele
GATES will attend this conference from Texas, Louisiana and
Arkansas Many P expected to be on hand for this
meeting.
...... g.. Laura Lovelace (baseus of Alpha Kappa
Apha sorority Olive burden Grown South Central Regional
drector) Vesa Burch Ellie Walls Francea Lane Qlouston
Tezas): Henrietta Miller Yancey Waco Texas) Sadie Bell
Ba~r. and Fannie Williams New Oraans) Connie Yerwood
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23
i. NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS =.

Mrs Della Ann Davis daughter of Mrs. c. Porch ana sister
u.s. Leoa Floyd and Henry Porch news reporter Tor the AZ
S World left the city last week to visit her sister MISS
4 lie Hammons of Denver, Colorado ~
Inc Social saving club met al the home OF MI ana Ms WIZ
honaS last week The house decorated WIN oeaulu
f flowers The hostess served delicious plate lunch oie
member, Mrs Lucinda Graves added to the cuo Inc
\ meeting will be at home of Mrs. F.. Thomas 80 west
\ Mrs A. R. Bynum, president; Mrs T. b. WilhamS IT,
|@
The members of the Womens social club voted to onange
name Of the club to Northside charity club line group me-
Te home of Mrs Essie M. Harris last week AFTER l Jus
meeting refreshments were served and games Oh Dinso
Fd Mrs Reuben Crswell and Mrs Emma Clark were pl1e
eS Mrs. Efe Harmon president Mrs Crswel secretary
1 Mrs Esse Harris reporter. ,...
Inc First Baptist club met at the home OF mIs'
uon last week Mrs Fannie Davis president MIS- H"'"'
non secretary. -, ..
Inc 19lth session of the MIR Usher union was hel az
I'm Progress Baptist church Sunday The eight ooaruS 'a
co. l. Page is president and Mrs b. Handy IePo.te,
VIZ and Mrs Johnnie Porter and Mrs Luella o"i' a''
ne funeral of relative in Woodson last week.
TIC Vernon Tharpe son of Mr. and Mrs James lndiP'
on leave from TT Leonardwood, Missouri recenuy re
lay en- route to Ft Lawton Washington where ne Is Se'
or oversee duty. - r,.
FVt Thomas c. Brown visited his father ROBERT - Dio""
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23
RIGHT AROUND US
BY Gwendolyn M. Floyd
Anniversary Celebration at Bush School
BY Gwendolyn M. Floyd

anniversary celebration at Bush School,
0esudy COZ D. m, will mark Goth anniversary of Rnh
SCHOOL located al 2st and Barber streets The prin.
% anu 'edehers are extending Special invitation" to former
p' teachers and principals be present on this grand oc
tdso Inc members of Little Rock school board and the sner
eaeh Harry A. Little will be present for the program The
nam address VIII be given by Hardy L. Winburn president of
ule Little Rock school board
FORMER principals of Bush school include Edward Horne
lena ofnes grandfaher John Rector jefferson Ish Wiley
"elch a. H. Shaw Amelia Ives L. NJ Christopbe II II Denton
'.'.t'.t.,.. DO You Know That
Bush school first known as the street so
Inc school was renamed for John Edward Bush ustrors Lit
tie Rock citizen?
............., Do You Know That
AT one time Bush school included grades one through nine?
With The National Council of Negro Women
Naona overwhelmingly Bouding Ferebee president of
he NCNW viii represent the council the International Coun
eli OF Women OF the World meeting Athens Greece Following
he conference, Dr. Ferebee will member of the
enaona Commission study conditions of women in Ger
many under the auspices of the Womens Bureau Department
oil Labor IN cooperation with the State Department
Bon Voyage Dorothy .......
Regional ConferenceRegional conference of the NCNW is
scheduled for April 27 28 90 in Galveston Texas Vivian
Arnold chairman of committee Membership
ance has been appointed by the regional director
the Citizenship committee Of the region Your scribe working
with the program the conference and will preside over
the conference April 9th (p. m.)
Local Meeting Changed-The local council of NCNW will meet
Monday the Phyllis Whealey YWCA at ZOO D. M j. R.
Booker attorney will report the "bd-Century White House
Conference The Committee international Relations has
Wed Josephine oumann (NEA exchange teacher from Lux
embourg) to be the guest of the council.
See you there ! .......
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23
Visitor From
Philippines To
Speak Here

Mareelina Ventura. from the
Philippine Island, viii speak to
the Y-Teens, Thursday. at 4 P. m.
at the YWCA.
Mrs. Ventura. who worked il
The YWCA with Miss Mollie Heath
Conn during reconstruction in the
Philippine Islands Is now a student
in this country attending a uni
versity in the state of New York
-Rnr WHORE NcprneS Mark
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23
Red Cross Home
Nursing Class
|. At YWcA

The Health Education commit
tee of Phyllis Wheatley YWCA
Mrs. Q. I. Mcmillan chairman. in
cooperation with The American
Red Gross will sponsor a home
nursing class next week, begin
ming Monday and ending Monday,
April each morning from 10 TO
~ noon.
The classes are designed to help
the home-maker take care of the
sick person in the home during
an emergency when II would be
difficult to secure the services OF
a trained nurse.