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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 1916 Super Clipper; a.
door sedan; blue paint. heater and
radio; one-oWner car, carefully
driven and in tor shape inside and
out; Butler bonded. D c.. inspec-
BgrdERi BY dEFo INC, 1121 2lst st. nv,
PACKARD 1941 sedan; s3o5. Look
for our big ad AUTO WHOLE
SALERs, 1871 Bladcnsburg Rd. Ii.
PACKARD Al "11o'' club coupe; r.
MOTORS. Is Kennedy st. NV" TU.
PACKARD 1850 Super sedan; ultra
matte transmission, r. and h., Wv:
tires, and seat covers; beautiful
ETewstfr r.G green en-, finish, low nileage;
$500: our price, S2'2sl. cAPIToL
MOTORS. 791l Ga. ave. SH. 3904.
Silver Springs Packard Dealer: IL |
PACKARD 1850 4-dr.; r., h.; 1900
miles; lie s. ,I42 Fairfax 9s2. II.
Look Cor our big ad. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1871 Bladepsburg Rd. Ii.
PACKARD 1e47 Super IS" sedan; an
original owner low-mileage car.
efqRped eats V nnd G GyeragSf ahd nes
Only ST. ta5. CAPITOL MOTORS,
591l Ga. ave-, sH., 1904. Silver
SPRINGS Packard Eealer.. III
sedan; r. aad 0 h., ofsintf9 peantif cnPnae lP5ne
black and gray finish. Reals a
Ss95. CAPITOL MOTORS. 79Ii Ga.
ssei; ps.t.rS 81 n.oias lgoi Silver Springs
PLYMOUTH 194o a-dr. 1-family car:
heater, clean, good engine: $500,
After nm. call Lo: 3-3224, Ii
eaf. s s755 tssms. HOY aoyLE EVE MoToR 55s
PLYMOUTH ,46 special de luxe coupe;
T. r. plastic seat covers and shiny
sna oat $685. ss52 yf5s foYLE lisp mss Mo
TOR SALES, 1345 Que st. NV, DU.
PLYMoUTHs '47-'4s-'4a. e-doors. d.
prices start at S995, TREW MO-
TOR CO. 9Th and Fla. ave. ne,
PLYMoUTH 1912 coupe; GOOD con-
diti9n, diit - heater: an S3a5. OWNER, HU.
pIYMoTrH IN e III ie4i 4f'e coupe: s1a5- Look
sAhERss, i45l II 81 Bladensbarg aHb1 Tdoit Rd L
pIY2aaeoHutrH 40 sedan: s1.1a4. Look
for our big ad. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
PLYMOUTH 1916. Special de luxe A.
door: black, r. and h.. mecha nicaliv
A. S7a5. MAYFLOWER MOTOPG.
INC. 1925 18th st. NV. RE 4232.
PLYMOUTH Al 4-dr.; unusually
good mech. cond.: If Won drive II
Mo5Tt'oRs. 5000 Minn. Mir STeN ave. N NE. 4 Z
PLYMoUTH 194a 2-dr.; heater. seat
covers since new; perfect: Sl.I95.
WILLIAMS, F.. l. ave. at goth st.
PONTIAC 1946 sedan coupe; radio
and heater, seat. covers. beautiful .
tone green finish; a very clean one
owner. car; reduced to S995. Ex-
cellent financing. written warranty.
Open evenings till q. COAST-IN
PONTIAC CO.. 427 Florida ave. ne
PoNTiAC le4s sedanette; s7a4. Look g
for our big ad. AUTO WHOLE
SALERs, 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
PONTIAC 1899, conv; good cond
or best Offer. DE. 5iai. Ue. -la ila''
PONTIAC 1919 "s" station wagon;
except, clean: low mi, recently
overhauled; HYDRA. spotlight, r. and
h: offcer transferred out of coun-
try; $3.50 or best offer. CH. 2551.
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HEETER TRAILER SALES. ser,

HEETER TRAILER SALES. Berwyn
now has Ice. display of both new
and used trailers: very good assort-
Po IN size s5d6 from m j 3 759 e ss f. priced
six. SLEEP TRAILER. with pine
paneled dinette. custom-built awning.
shower and toilet; excel. cond !;
$3.50 or best offer. XII. s-7934.
GLIDERS AND LA sALLEs-1951
models are now on display; all
equipped with showers. flush toilets,
elec. refgr. and modern conveniences;
prices starting as low as S2.695. de-
livered; small down payments and as
long as four years to pay. s232
Georgia ave; also our new loc. at
Waterloo Md. COLE MOTOR g.
TRAILER CO. 81. 5000 or Water
leo 539-W-12
TRAILERS BOUGHT. sold and dis
played; any size. Bring them out
Cash! 1000 Central ave, HI. $3.50.
1850 LIBERTY 27; toilet, shower;
: mos. old; $3.50, take over pymts
Must sell before 18th. MR.. PAT
TERSON. MI. o1s5 or MI. 01s1
gift. GLIDER; cheap at ss95. eas,
terms. Lot TBS. TEMPLE TRAIL
TR VILLAGE, Alex.
80 ',j FIT. VINDALE; toilet, shower
&C 'Icct condition. WOODLEY
- r, TRAILER CAMP: 3 miles
So. AlsE., Va. Route No. l, Lot III
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 194s; orig. black finish; very
economical transporta tion: only
S5a7; 4-mo. guar. HILL & TIBBITTS,
ILL., LA Vermont a o.So ave, NJ. Nv; oskH Wash S
A2sTiS qsfit GFd S4s Dealer sdr NA excs ss'o cond
guar. D. c. and Va. inspection; easy
HAITIAN AUTO 4 RADIO CO,
authorized Austin dealer. both sides
Of 7th ST. at R NV. NO. 1857. u
brand-new with many Improvements:
only S513 down, immediate delivery;
all financing by us on easiest terms;
good trade; COMPLETELY equipped;
S1,539 MANHATTAN AUTO &:
RADIO CO. Authorized Austin Sales
s. serEiee y e " Parts, No Is5h BHth sides 7th st
AUSTIN so AGO conv.; h.. auto. top
and windows: one owner; 5000 orig.
miles; S1.695; S565 down. ROYAL
MoT9Rs; NI7 q Is; 15 Kennedy St NV.
BUICK i. is4is 4-door black sedan; r
garage kept; 10000 actual miles;
S1,O95. MI. 1164 to $50 pm. only
BUICK 1850 Super sedanette; Dyna.
r. and h.. Wv. tires; very low
<. 4 S MOTOR SALES. 4515 18th
BUICK 1889 conv. cpe.: blue; new
black top. r; AND b.; S3g5; 4,mo 4,nn2
g1ar' g1sf sAPE"AMxo 3 NJ MOTORS 1906
BUICK Al Srecial sedanette; r. ano
h. This car runs good. Truly gooc
buy for only Slg5, cash or terms
HOYLE MOTOR SALES, 1345 Que
BUICK 1911 Special; mechanically
perfect; $3.50. Call Elk. os52 afte
B pm. liz
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American Trailer Co.. Inc

See these and many other models OF
both new and used house trailers,
at onr main qfice; ..o,
403o WIS: AVE. NV. Wo. 1921
One of the following branch sales lots
~ BFRWYN, MD. TO. 5035.
(2l 1744 RICHMOND HIGHWAY.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. TIE. 1920.
t3' OAK GROVE TRAILER COURT
4l2 MILES SOUTH OF
ALEXANDRIA. ON NO. / HIGHWAY.
nv oSni
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GARAGES

BSMT. GAR. for rent; pvt. residence;
dead storage. IS mo. 1901 N. Hern-
don St. Arl., Va, CHI. 62S9. 10
GARAGE wanted, Rent by month.
Northwest section. preferably vicinity
18th and l.. MA. 6933. Ext. SOB.
FOR RENT-Brck garage. rear 3400
blk. 18th st. NV. Suitable for
storage TU 5000
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

FACTORY REBUILT MOTORS-We
have available for immediate deliv
cry Ford '29-'47. Chevrolet BAT
Plymouth 34-'47. Dodge '34-'47
We can order Buick Chrysier De
Doto, Olds. Pontiac. Studebaker and
Willys; terms as low as S11
monthly: installation can be ar
ranged MONTGOMERY WARD.
Alexandria. Va AL 1000
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QUIET AND PEACEFUL-Moder s.
room bungalow. with fulI-siZe din
ing room. dry basement. oil heat,
double garage. chicken house. on
4 acres partly '.,9.a, Wooded; ~ mi miles es
County, KFNsINGTON REALTY
CO. 10. 5-2460; ewes, Mr.. shep-
sI6o Down. $40 mo. buys for 81: :6775
81 acres woodland 78 mi. south.
sTkottT's cArALoG-Earms. Eemss; i, P,s;
STRoUT lila Woodward Bldg.
Washinston-Metropolitan 754s
S40-S45,OO0 will quickly recognize
this 175-acre mid-county farm as
we'll equipped and in top condition:
gentle rolling land, well fenced and
watered, 2 very fine barns, up-to-
date tenant houses, neE loo,5oot LOO
including modern brick home of 6
rooms and bath and oil NV. heat:
$40, 900. Call E. K. Ruble, Pooles-
vile 21S4, with R. P. RIPLEY,
ESTATES. country homes. stock and
dairy farms in Northern virginia
within committing distance of Wash
ington; shown BY appointment. Phone
Herndon SO. BUELL. FARM AGENCY,
Herndon. Fairfax Co. Va, 12'
WAN ED ~ hENl shIolI Aoii ~
acres or more. Is or 20 miles TO
write Wheaton, Nd. General de-
livery. L. S FERRELL. Please give
loc.. description and price. u,,+, Ia Ia
7-room house, tenant mouse; Iarge
barn, dairy house and several other
bldgs.; just over the county line into
Frederick Co: $4,000 and an eX-
cellent farm for the money, E. (.
Ruble. Poolesyt!le 21S4, with r. F.
RIPLEY. REator
S12,Ou0-125 acres rich soil. 30 miles
north D c.; near railroad station
7-rm house; electricity; bank barn;
all necessary outhuildings; bar
gain. MR.. MATHEWS. ewes: UN.
2s0S. J. LETTON MARTIN, Warner
Bldg RE. 2492.
CARROLL COUNTY-313 acres, high
state of cultivation: dairy barns,
81 stanchions. equipped for Wash.
market; large bank barn, 14-rm
house with bath. 7-rm. house, :!
complete sets of bldgS.; can be
operated as 2 farms. Good grazing
land, equally good for grain crops,
l1a-milee road frontage on edge OF
town. $4,000.
Frederick County - 10S-acre stock
farm: good fencing, plenty of water
7-rm. house, large stock b. n, feef
barn. 81 heifers, 3 COW. 3 fe-Ses
all farm machinery. Is teni C. he.s'
A bargain for $50 goo
HOWARD r. S
so05 Wis. Ave, Il. 5.iI
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AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size Job; prompt
service; reas.. local or long distance.
IA. 1897; after Z pm. GE. 1416.
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

SEVERAL LARGE TRACTS with
water and sewer; also several small
tracts and homes!tes. BERNARD
CoLESVILLE RD. past Four Corners
--2i2 acres Of land with 6-room
delapadated old farmhouse having
dirt basement and coal furnace; :32u-
it. front cn Colesville rd.; offer in
1873 K st. NV. MA. 1866.
CESTREVILLE-Nice lot. Fairfax. 2
acres. Z acres. MORGAN REAL
ESTATE CO., OK. 22S4. JA. 4-0075.
OVER 8 ACRES and old house with
electricity. worth restoring. Ad-
Joining subdivision, Spring Lake
park. midway between Rockville
OWNER, 81. 5527. Ill
SILVER SPRING. Woodside Park
GhoAs lot s0x125; restricted.
BUILDERS ATTENTION! Ideal build
ing sites; Z acres on good grade;
Clearbrook Lane near County Rd.,
Kensington. MOORE g. HILL CO,
732 18th st. NV. NE. 400. 10
Md fine building
lots; price reas. LO. 5-0125. Call
after 6 ia
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All advertisements offering
automobiles for sole must in
eIude octusI selling price Of car
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TRAiLERs Cont
National Trailer Sales

NEW UTILITY trailer; 7-ft. long 31s
#. sideboards; price, $40. Call 10
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

DOWNTOWN. easy parking, telephone,
ideal manufacturers agent or pro-
fessional. Very reasonable. Ma.
1884, AP 1880. 10
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6O09 BALTIMORE AVE.
RIVERDALE, MD. WA, 1903
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MOTORCYCLES
TRAILERS

ONE-CYLINDER MOTORCYCLE, model
81 Servi-cycle; brand new; S225.
WA. 9O2S -I5
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE WANTED

with . to 4-bedroom home
wanted; l to 10 acres in Montsom-
cry County: within 10 miles of D. C.
OR. Tl04 till g p.m.; OR. 1112
after 6 pm.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.


WANT $1,000 LOAN from pvt. party
for business purpose for i yr Pay
ments begin Immediately, weekly or
monthly. Box 427-K, Star. 10
2nd AND 3rd TRUSTS ON o. C,
property; 24-hr service Mr.. Green
NATIONAL FINANCE CO
1014 K ST NV MA 6540
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TRUCK VALUES

INC Truck q Coach DIV.
30 M st. NE, Me. 0505 IA
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

GEORGIA-METTER sale: New
3-bedroom brick house, two tile
baths, on big lot: a nice house in a
good town: owner will sacrifice for
Sl2 500 for immediate sale. JOSIAH
ZETTEROWER. Statesboro. Georgia.
Phone 69S-J IL
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FORD 1941 sedan; S3a5. Look for
our big ad. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 BIadensburg Rd. Ii 3-SS00. |
FORD 1a49. 2-dr. Custom "S"; heater |
and overdr.. orig. owner. excel. shape. |
$1.295. 81. 0421 ewes. wk. ends. |
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-17

we are more t1ah hapo| W
announce the tact mat MI Amen.
our principal has brought the
.dea If student government 10
~. Students win actually pag-
iciBate au2 have a voice in the
policies of the school
Conferred around the Activity
Committee. there was nomin-
qtine committee who took com
olete charge Of the nomination Of
candidates for the office If. Stu
dant President First and Second
Vice Presidents
Candidates for president Of the
bor8 ,,rera Ia come from the
senior class with the following
qualifications REGULAR attend
anre average scholarship COOP
4ration and ono4 attitudes
Pascd an tbe auaIffirations lust
mentioned Patricia FERGUSON AL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-17

Isabel c. Sands
Sponsor 18th Grade
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-17
IN APPRECIATION

In behalf Of Douglass School,
] wish to thank Mr. Samuel Don
zel Leggett for the inspirational
and educational talk which he
gave US in commemoration Of
American Education Week. The
theme Of Mr. Leggett's talk was
Education For The Long Pun"
! am sure that everyone enjoyed
your timely talk aad viii remem-
Der many Of the outstanding re-
marks.
Isabel c. Sands
Sponsor Eth Grade
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American Education Week

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-17
Turkey Support

DIES MONIES l.. 2-Tne De-
Darment ri Agriculture has indl-
Gated. in le~ d ne record large
,ssrkey crop Us farmers are rails
ing this year that il intends 10
Duy turkeys L necessary Ii keep
inc naTket from being overloaded
The department BIAS SHAT Il
calls standby program under
asch il 19u.a Day large size
birds st.r distribute them 10
schools. for lunches and 30 some
rsou- profit institutions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-23
Tax Lien Charges Fisher
Owes U. 5. S347,295

H. Gordon Fisher, 52-year-old
one-time five-percenter here con-
victed last year of tax evasion,
yesterday was named in a tax
lien notice as owing the Govern
ment $347 ,295 in delinquent taxes.
Fisher. whose address was given
as the Roosevelt Hotel, was sale
to owe $213.4O9 for 1914; $2,422
for 1915; $128,454 for 1916, and
| 5000 for 1947.
Fisher was described in his Bal
timore trial last May as five
lpercenter who arranged for the
purchase of war surplus goods for
others. He was sentenced to 80
days and fined $1,000 for DELHI
erately failing to file his income
tax return for 1916.
He admitted during the trial
that he had not filed a tax return
for Is years. He added that, de-
spite the fact that large sums
went through his bank account,
his business expenses were such
that he had no net income. He
was not available for comment
when reporters tried to reach him
at the Roosevelt yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-23
-opito AirIines Extends Ticket Office Hours

To accommodate the Increased
travel of tourists, businessmen
and servicemen between Wash
ington and cities throughout the
country, Capital Airlines today
announced that its ticket office at
Fourteenth and F streets NV, in
the Willard Hotel, will be open
from noon until pm. Sundays,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-23

and from 8 am. to II pm. week
days.
James w. Austin, vice president
of traffic and sales, said there has
been heavy increase in the
travel of businessmen to Wash
ington in connection with the de-
tense program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-23
Freight Cars Scarce

Freight cars have been so
scarce in New Zealand that the
Minister of Railways has broad
cast an appeal for cooperation in
"a quicker rn-around."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-23

Back by request! The hit blouse with deli
cote hand embroidery and fosottins, doinsy
seolIoped collar and luscious eoIors you'll
wont it in imported Irish linen and royon
tissue foiIIe, 81 to SO in white with red or
navy. purple, eonoy, lime.
Street Floor
Arkansas State press., 1951-02-02
Little Rockian
Graduates From
Chi Air School

Cpl. Shedrick M. II Waugh. jr
graduated this week from the Air
Force Communications School at
Scott Air Force Base, Illinois, II
was announced by the base COM
mander, Colonel George W. Pardy.
Graduated as an Air Force radio
mechanic. Cpl. Waugh is qualified
to perform installation and main
tenance of ground and airborne
communication equipment, there
by serving a vital need in the
World Wide Air Force Communica
tons system.
He Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Waugh, ll07 Lawson St.,
Little Rock, Arkansas. Cpl Waugh
Is a graduate Of Dunbar High
School, Little Rock, and is a mem
Der Of National Honor Society.
buy Where Negroes WORK.
Arkansas State press., 1951-02-02
MIR Colonel"
Takes Orders From
Master Sergeant

A new bunch of Infantry Re-
placements recently arrived at
Service Company, cath Infantry
Regiment, part of the famed 25th
Infantry cTropic Lightning Divi-
sion, commanded by Major Cen
eral William b. Kean, for assign
ment to various rifle companies"
throughout the Eagles" regiment.
Following his usual custom M
Sgt Frank Latham. Philadelphia.
Pa. called the roll to check on
those present.
Smith, James, Here.
William, Edward" HI.
johnson, Walter. Ho.
The replies came quickly and
things were proceeding along a
normal routine.
Kimbrough. Colonel. below
ed Sgt. Latham, who then added
Tn sorry Colonel, sir | thought
there were only enlisted men in
this shipment"
That's alright Sergeant" said
Colonel Kimbrough, II am always
getting mixed up with the brass.
Sergeant Latham did a double
take and discovered that the
Colonel was actually Sgt.
Colonel Kimbrough. 1913 r. Sec
ond st. N. Little Rock. Ark
Today officers throughout the
Gath Infantry Regiment Eagles
still can't believe their ears when
they here another Noncom shout,
Hey Colonel, you're sergeant Of
tho GUARD tnpiuht"
Arkansas State press., 1951-02-02
MIR Insurance
Firm Cites 1850
Progress

The annual meeting of the Hub
bic Burial and Cosmopolitan In
surance Company agents was held
at the firm office located at 1918
r Washington Ave Saturday.
The meeting was highlighted
with remarks by James p Davis of
Little Rock and J. H. McConico,
well-known public accountant.
Many possibilities were cited for
the Negro Insurance Companies
with the most initiative.
After a recapitulation of the re-
suits Of the past year by the man
ager, E, D. Allen. il was noted
that the Cosmopolitan Life In
surance company is entering in
10 its goth year and has made rap
id strides to become listed a.
mong the other nationally known
Negro owned and operated COM
panies. Plans for this year are
even to surpass those Of the past
years. A far reaching program Is
IN the making. After the meeting
a very elaborate dinner was serv.
ed at the Oasis Hotel for all en-
ployees Of the firm.
Serving the state Of Arkansas
the Company was represented al
the Annual Meeting with agents
from Pine Bluff, Batesville. Scott
Morrilton and other cities Of the
state.
Buy Where Negroes Work
Arkansas State press., 1951-02-02

The two children, both boys and
aged four and two years, were
playing in the building when the
fire, which was of unknown ORR
gin, began enveloping the build
ing Mrs. Chavez, fighting flames,
ran into the burning building
snatched the two children UP and
ran out again. Mrs. Chavez was
badly burned about the hands and
face. She was given first aid by
firemen on the scene and later
was confined to a hospital.
The once hostile neighbors are
now calling the woman express
ing their praises.
1T is too bad that a life has to
be risked to show some people
that race or color shouldn't matter
in Judging Individuals Mrs Zinn,
the white mother, commented aft
or the incident.
buy Where Negroes Work.
Arkansas State press., 1951-02-02
Field Work In
Local REGIONAL

Intensive field work for the
next three months has been
planned by the Director Of the
Southwest Regional Of the NAA
CP, Donald Jones, II has been an
nounced. The Southwest Regional
includes, Louisiana. Texas, Okla
homa and Arkansas.
buy Where Negroes Work
Arkansas State press., 1951-02-02
Former PhiIander
Grid Star Is
Missing In War

II has been announced that Cpl.
Shelly Brown. a former football
star of Philander Smith college,
has been missing in action since
December IL, Cpl. Brown left
Philander in March to go into
active duty with the reserve
corps He has been in Korea since
September of last year, the re-
port stated In a letter addressed
to Miss Vivian Stuart dated
Thanksgiving (Which was the last
that was heard from him), he stat
ed, I'VE are moving out of North
Korea; II is getting very hot
here" Cpl. Browns home is in
Glencoe, Illinois.
Buy Where Negroes Work.
Arkansas State press., 1951-02-02
Man, Woman Of
Year Banquet
Is POSTPONED

The Annual Banquet for the
local chapter of the National
Council of Negro Women, at
which time the announcement Of
the winners of the Man and Wont
an of the Year, 1850, poll will be
made, has been postponed
from today, February 2 until
next Friday. February 9. This
change was made known by Mrs.
Gwendolyn M. Floyd, president o.
the local council
Arkansas State press., 1951-02-02

SOMETHING FOR THE BOYS-The bevy of beauties you
pictured above of the who will
pete for the title of Spirit of Cotton" which is to be
judged in Memphis, February o. AT the Little
Rocks contestant pretty Miss Beatrice Moore of Phande
Smith college and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Moore
of 706 Cross street Miss Moore junior Phander
49, stands feet inches and weighs lis pounds She
active member of the Mount Zion Baptist Church where
she is member of the peoples choir the dramatic club
and the Intercollegiate Guild She is also pledge
Phi Beta sorority The second photo shows the
selected by the AMIN college of Pine Bluff They are top
photo lovely Miss Luea Bender sophomore from Tougaoo
Mississippi She sponsored by the Delta Sigma soror
Arkansas State press., 1951-02-02
Hot Springs GI
Missing In Korea

Hot Springs-Walter Counts Of
l19 Salem was notified by the de-
Tense department last week that
his son, Pvt. Ernest Counts, "a. has
been missing in action in Korea
since November %.
Pvt. Counts Is an overseas vet
eran Of world war H. He re-en.
listed in i947. He Is former stu
dent of the Lexington high school
of this city. He has been In the
Korean sector for six months.
Buy Where NeRrcps WORK.
Arkansas State press., 1951-02-02
Invalid Child
Dies IN Fire
In e Dorado

FL Dorado-12-year- old JUart1
Johnson, a semi-invalid was burn
ed to death here recently in
fire that destroyed a three-room
house. Four other children escap-
ed. The fire started from gas
stove on which the children were
cooking. The body of the invalid
girl was found near the door aft
er the flames had been extin-
guished.
Buy Where Negroes Work.
Arkansas State press., 1951-02-02
Dr.. Mrs. Ish
Welcome Daughter

II has been learned that Dr.. and
Mrs. Stanley 1sh. jr. SOL and
daughter-in-law Of Dr. and Mrs.
G.. W. S. rsh have become parents
Of baby girl, born In local hos
pital January 20. Mrs. 1sh. the
former Miss Sue Brooks. y The
daughter Of the world famed sing
er. stage and screen star. 1lta
("pcrsy And Bcss') Moten whe
resides in Chicago, and mahes ne
slamourous star grandmother r.
he first time. 4
Arkansas State press., 1951-02-02
Local DeItas
Prepare Show

Comedies, Musical Extravagan-
zas, Operas and Heavy Dramas
are on the bill for the 1851 Delta
Jabberwock. The members Of the
Delta Epsilon Sigma and Gamma
Gamma chapters Of the Delta Sig
See DELTAS-page eight
Arkansas State press., 1951-02-02

y Bottom photo: gamourous Miss Eanesne JONES' sopho
from Memphis Tennessee who sponsored by the Spot
lighters club. The third picture from left attractive Miss
Ouda Doris of the Acom AIM College of Acorn Mississippi
She by the Greater Aco Herald The fourth photo
presents Miss Gloria Brannon attractive daughter of Mrs. Isa
ae Norman of 1904 Felix Avenue Memphis Tennessee She
the first Memphis lass to complete the Red Cross Aquatic
She has certificate in swimming canoeing, boating
and life saving She also has lovely soprano voice and
freshman the LeMoyne college Memphis She sponsored
by Pauls Tailoring Company Pictured the right
Miss Ethel Lois Isabel beautiful daughter of and Mrs.
George Isabel of $50 Lpford Memphis She
See spirit OF coTTON"-paqe eight