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Evening star., 1952-05-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
OPENS TODAY
l TO 7 PM.
Choice Montgomery Co.
HOMES
|. Bethesda
$500 Charlotte Rd.

Located in an excellent residential
brick rambler viii satisfy the most
exacting buyer. Three large bed
rooms, 2 tiled baths, all-electric
kitchen with breakfast space. dish
washer and garbage disposal; attrac-
tive living-dining room combination,
hreplaces; full basement, screened
tions: From Bank Of Bethesda, out
Old Georgetown rd. to Huntington
pkwy,, left two blocks to More
land. right "a block to Charlotte,
left to open sign.
Evening star., 1952-05-04

OPEN SUN. 2-5
1OOl4 REDDICK DR., SILL. SPG.
Modern, bit. 1947. in section of eX.
elusive homes Of different types, con.
sisting of Z rms, 2 baths. kit
liv. rm.. storm windows, lge. bsmt.
lavatorv: on delightful lot 80xll0
This Cape Cod det. brick home /!
priced for immediate sale. See to.
day: Directions: Out Ga. ave. ext
to Forest Glen rd.. turn right ap-
70 house. RE. 1916. UN. 9O56.
CHAPMAN REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
DREAM HOUSE

In Wheaton, l block from Viers Mill
"a; re r,aIHl and new new Catholic church; 81 1T.
rms. and bath, kitchen with break
fast space. big lot with plenty shade
1or kids, full bsmt.; buy now and
select your color scheme; price and
sIGLER AND aiSH'' co. GE. s4s1,
Ewes, and Sun. Mr.. ManoViIl, 10,
Evening star., 1952-05-04
CHARM

See this delightful Colonial home
with lge den on 1st fl. custom
kit. with knotty pine cabinets and
de luxe equip. 3 airy bedrms. full
bsmt. with rec. rm.; built of brick
with a slate roof; this is one of the
best designed homes in Silver Spring;
yard is Anchor-fenced and level.
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO Z
1911 GEORGIA AVENUE
A. j. KESSINGER g. CO.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
OPEN SUNDAY . TO DARK
S68. SO MONTHLY

INCL. PRIN., INT, TAXES a. ms.
This lovely Rock Crest home com.
pletely redecorated and with nu-
merouS extras, should FHA with
approximately $1,700 to $4,000
cash.
Dir: Out Georgia ave-. continuing
on Viers Mill rd toward Rockville,
turn left on Wade ave, then right
on left.
LO. $4,000; Ewes, JU. 7-75o3.
LEACH & CRONIN
Evening star., 1952-05-04
RAMBLER. BRICK
Open Sat. and Sun. | to 6

open SAT. and SUN, l 70 b
8O25 GLENSIDE DR., TAX. PIX.
All-5rick Colonial; in perfect con-
dition; cheerfully decorated. 3 huge
airy bedrms; liz baths; large liv-
ing rm, with log burning fire
place; family size dining rm; equip.
kitchen; full bsmt.; pine panneled
matte washer: delightfully."- cool large
screened porch; attached garage.
Remarkable beauty, construction
and location. Priced for quick sale
at S24,950. Assume $4,000, 40
first trust. Out Cal. Ave, blocks
past Flower Ave-, left on Glenside
DR.. to house.
PRINCE GEORGE REALTY
WA. 5000, UN. 1166, HY. 0636.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO 6
4106 LELAND ST.

Near Rosemary and Leland Jr High
School, a comfortable 3-bedroom
home on high elevation with an
immense well-planted lot: large
screened porch to take ADVANTAGE
OF the summer breezes and a bright
kitchen with garden view makes
this a most desirable home for the
hard-to-please buyer. The price is
right, too, as the out-of-town owner
wants immediate sale. Call Mrs
Ballif. WO. 1881.
Directions: Out Conn. ave-, turn left
on West Leland or out Wis. ave
and turn right on Leland.
KER Q1 DIM Op IMG
Evening star., 1952-05-04
PRICES RANGING FROM
S3l.a50 TO S33.45o

Directions: From Westmoreland Cir
Gle - mi. on Mass. ave extended
to our model house on right.
LURIA BROS, INC.
1900 Wilson blvd. OW. $500.
Evening star., 1952-05-04

3. Kensington-$14,75O
1924 Faulkner Place
2-bedroom brick; living room, full
dining room. all-electric kitchen,
full bsmt. Directions: Through
Kensington on Lincoln ave. to
Warner, right on Warner to Faulk-
ner pl., left to open sign on prop
erty.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
}. Wyngate, Bethesda
9407 Singleton Drive

Preview Of new brick rambler, with
three bedrooms. Ia baths. living
dining room. comb. kitchen with
stairway to fioored attic: good sized
lot; convenient to schools and trans
portation; reasonably priced at S25,-
900. Directions: Out Old George
town I'd; from Bank of Bethesda
singleton dr.. right to open sign
and property.
Evening star., 1952-05-04

Near Army Map Service
For the large. family this
house has everything. & bed
rooms. Az baths, large lovely
kitchen and pantry; inclosed
brick patio; 5h acres of land
scaped grounds A lovely view
of the Potomac and Virginia
shore from two sides of house.
Convenient to. downtown. By
Mass. ave. and to elementary
school. Lots on Macarthur
blvd. could be sold. For in
formation call Mrs. Herring.
SIMMONS PROPERTIES
DECATUR O730
Ewes. and Week Ends. MI. 4919.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
81. 4500
CLAUDE WOOD
REALTOR

$1,000 DOWN PAYMENT
Viers Mill Village: 9 bedrooms; full
basement on good lot; equipped with
| combination aluminium storm win
dows. Call Owner, LO. b-4363.
CONTINUED on Next Pasel
Evening star., 1952-05-04

Mr.. Ga. Ave. and Belvedere
1O1OS McKenney ave-. open daily
from 2 to 8; 2-bedrm. brick bunga-
low; excellent condition: gas &C.
priced to sell. J. EVERETT ROB-
ERTSON. WA. 1890, WA. 4779.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
OHIo-wAIsENFREUND

@robil1dhten, fonbern aub feine
Soffnung mebr bat, einen iolden 5it
gepinnen. Das @ebeinnis aller mili-
tariiden grfolge Der n1osfo1pitiihen
Delpotie in ben lebten 5ipei Sabrbun-
oerten lag barin, baB Die ungebeuere
5erItorenbe Mabt oerielben INNER
NIT Ser ibopferiIben &raft elmer ooer
Ser anoeren europdiiden Mo6t pers
bunben mar. 9as lit iett porbei (?).
Gie iieben Na6friegsiabre 5eigten nit
beionoerer 9eutlidfeit, oaB bie mos
folpitii6e Deipotie au elmer innerea1
gpolution nidt fdbig III, baB ite au6
Die ibaffenoen &rafte Ser unterio6ten
Nationen MIR 5eritoren fonnte.
9ie mosfopitiide Deipotie lit eben.
10 unter oen freien Nationen ,pie bin-
ter oem @iiernen 8orbang iIoltert.
Sbre Siolierung puroe einerIeits
ourb BEN mutigen @iberitanb ser
unterbriidten Nationen uno amber.
leits bur6 bie militdrii6e Wa6t ser
Ser. Staaten belpirft. Die ipeiteuros
pdil6en 2an6er baben es Sen unters
oriidten gsationen 5l1 beroanfen, oaB
lie nidt our6 oie mosfopitiiben
Streitfrdfte iiberrannt 1puroen, bepor
tie Die 8efabr ser mosfopitil6en
Groberungsluht erfannt batten. Ser
8iberItano Ser ltnteroriidten Hatio-
men lieB BEN Ser. Staaten 3eit, ibre
Streitfrafte gu mobiliiieren uno Wos=
fau in &orea 51 5eigen, baB elm lie
berfaa @uropas biel sl teuer 5u Iteben
fdme.
gs beiBt aber iett au9 fir Sic
europail6en @eitmdbte in aller gile
na65ubolen, mas in BEN iieben Na6-
friegsiabren neriaun1t ipuroe. Gie
Gur6fiibrung oes @eneralpertraees
nit Geutldlano piiroe Wosfau Ole
lette Soffnlng nebmen, oie i60pferi-
l6en beutiben &rdfte in oen 9ienIt
oes nosfoDitil6en Smperialismus 5u
itellen. 9as geraoe erfldrt bie mosfo=
Ditil6en &riegs6roblngen. 9ie 3eit
arbeitet nidt mebr fir oen &rentl! !!
Tx.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24

ben 8erbanb Der 5liegergeiddOigten,
Dob fie in Dem @eies birter ben Ser
triebenen ungeredt 5uriifitiinoen.
Bielen 8eiitenoen miro i6lieBlid Die
&bgobe 5ll bod iein.
Scum Der 2altenausgleib lit eine
Mrbeit, bie nift 5lt aler 3ufrieoen-
belt geIoit tpreoen fann neil oern
einen INNER 51 1penig iein miro, ipas
Dem anoeren ibon 81 piel lit. gr gebt
nur Deutlblano lelbit an. @ber oieier
2aitenausglei1 miro feline S6atten
aub ms Muslano 1perfen, nibt nnr,
tpeil oerbitterte 8ertriebene i'm NIT
Der gerteibigung perfniipft baben.
8enn er tpirfli6 geredt ansglei6t,
griiten5en ii6ert uno neue idafft,
sllte uno Mrbeitsunfabige beriorgt
uno Seimotloien elm ltanoiges Sboa6
eibt, Damn lit er 5l1gleicb elm Oamm
gegen Sen 9taoifalismus nno eine
arbeit fir ben Srieoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
DRmtf1trp Biittrpr

Our6 bie @iite zines alten 2eIers
erbielt id Dor f1r5em cine an5abl
iebr pertpoller oerti6er 8i6er bon
sllban Stol5. Oieielben tperoen gum
8eIten bes ssoiepbinunts berfauft.
0ieielben itno gum Sell neu, gum
Eeil gebrau6t, aber gut erbalten.
v3tpii6en 3eit uno @migfeit" Son
4lban Stol5. - Sour bret gremplare
an Sanb.
Oie 8ii9er tperben portofrei 5uge.
Ianot.
Man lenbe 8etrag per Boit-@elo'
anipeilung ooer S6ed i'm poraus an:
Brof. S. 80. Duebren, Soutb Ohio
9lpe., Columbus 5, 3.
Brofeiior 0uebren lit &eoatteur
bes ,Sbio- -8aiienfreunb'.
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Bic fdhtrkfalafdl
t1phptt Jahrr

Son ufrainii6er Seite miro uns
geidrieben:
g8os in oen iieben geabfriegsiabren
gei6ab, lit Die 5olge ni6t 10 iebr oes
&rieges ielbit, als pielmebr Der ber>
berbliben MG6te, mel6e ieit Sabr-
bunoerten in europa geDirft batten.
Sotpeit sic nationalpolitil6en @runo=
lagen uno oas mosfonitii6e Welen
Des 3arisn1ts uno oes 8oli6epismns
ibentii6 lino, itno au6 oie ltrla6en
bes eriten uno bes atpeiten 8eltfrie-
aes oielelben. Die @egentpart mirft
Elm 2ibt auf piele greigniile Ser Ser
gangenbeit, Del6e 5ur 3eit ibres 9es
I6ebens bunfel paren uno unDerltan=
oen blieben. gs unterliegt iebt faum
einem 3tpeifel, baB Der atpeite @elt=
frieg ueientli6 aus oem eriten berDors
ging. Ser Iestere aber bdtte geraoe
oesbaIb permieoen tperoen n1iilien,
neil Ser erite gBeltfrieg BEN mosfo-
1pitil6en Smperialismus aus Dem
sariitii6en in oas boIIbeiuiltiid)e
Staoium biniiberleitete. @eraoe bas,
mas SEN 5tpeiten &rieg erIt ermog=
li6te, Die beutl6=mosfopitii6e Ser.
itGnoigung" inn Weosfau'er 8ertrag,
bGtte oie 8eitn166te peranlaiien mill
len, Dem &rieg fern5ubleiben unO Die
gnttpidlung Der oeuti6-mosfopitis
l6en @eeenIase ab5umarten. Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
Sturn.5rtdlrn in :5nhtrt,

Die bon ser @eieai6aft pom @0tts
liden 8ort beral1sgegebene Wonats-
l6rift ,Staot @ottes' idreibt in ibrer
Weai-aussabe:
Ssn bem iiibinoiiden 2anoe snbbra
baben 6ie &ommunilten burb oie BON
ibnen beberrl6te 8olfsfront bel SEN
lebten @ablen oie Mebrbeit erbalten.
sln bieier Satla6e lit ni6t 5u riitteln
Inbbra 9eia liegt noron6rts bon
Waoras uno umfaBt Die flint 0i05e-
en- Gilafbapatnam, Giiapapaba, Cunt
tur, 8eIarD uno Nelore. 8on Ser
fiinf5ig Wiaionen 5dblenoen @eiamt-
bepolferung linb $4,000 Broteltan-
ten uno $4,000 &atbolifen. Sebr
mabri6einlib perben ii6 bie Sttn=
men mebren, oie cine getrennte Bro-
pin5 8iibala 4nbbra tbiini6en. Sdon
itebt man in nan6en Stdbten uno
96rfern sic fommuniItii6e Slasge
alein tpeben, uno biele Slagge lit Die
Slagee eines frenoen 2anbes. 8on
InafapiIi Biz @untl1r lit Die gtatio-
nalflagge, Die all6 bie @anbbi-Denf-
mailer bohbielt, oem Sammer uno Ser
SibeI getpiben. Die Gage lit berart,
baB aGe patriotiiden 8iirger unb ane
perattmortli6en Siibrer lire gan5e
&raft aufbieten miiiien, Inn bas gnt-
iteben zines neuen Satellitenitaates it
Mbb1ngigfeit bon oen rotten Tnrtaren-
fiibrern al unterbinben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
Dpr Erlknntn
(Mber nidt bun 8oetbe)

8er bripeb benn 10 ipGt bmrdl bic
9tad)t ipie a 8lib?
0as lit Der ga nnb iein Heiner syrit.
Die &oab 1T bnmpb, boll Nfnb nnb
Die Gar lit aft nnb iecpnb-banb.
nNein Sobn, mas beibit bn 10 bang
bein 8eiidt?"
rSiebit, Batter, bm bic Srain-Srad
bDrt nid)t?
limb nm bic &mrbe 6a raceb Srain!"
Die Gngine fofeb ,nb bic Gar bleibt
iteb'n.
rId, lieber Srit, bas lit aG right -
8tr pnIden bic Gar anf bic anbere
Seit'."
Der Eapa id)iebt unb Der Srite
iteereb,
9a lit benn audi tueiter nir paifert.
uId 9abbb, mein 9abbg - unb
bDreit DIT nidt?
Der 3Dlinber rattleb nnb bic Mrel
brid)t."
rSei rubtg, bleib' rnbig, mein Sinh,
9as 8inb-Sdielb 1T bniteo, ba blGit
rein Der @in6.
9on't uurrp num, sleid) iinb mir
5'bans
limb itretiden inns anf bem Sofa ans.
GIN, syrtt, lei Sport - id) BET bid
Dime,
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beim."
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ben Steam
limb nnten lGnft runs bas 8aIpline.
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Gnb,
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bas Stab lit Fin.
Sem &ater 9ramiet's - er fGbrt, mas
er fann;
1tnb Snd bei Snd iie ratteln on,
Grreiden ben Spf nit Nfab' unb Not,
9a pnfft bas sSlipber - bic engine
mar tot.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
Barrplnna, Dir Staht hpa
Eud1ari1ttfhlrn mplt-
knngrptIra

8om 81. Mai Bis gum 1. SSuni fin-
set in ser ipanii6en Stabt Barcelona
Der fiinfunOoreiBigite gu6ariitil6e
8eltfongreB ltatt. lleber Die &ongreB-
itaot lelen mir in Der Wonatsi6rift
,Stabt @ottes':
8ei iebem i,1ternationalen gu6ari-
ltil6en &ongreB ri6ten it6 Die augen
Der fatbolii6en 8elt CUR ertp1blten
Statte ieiner 5eier, ltreben aus ent=
legeniten @egenoen @eiI Itli9e un6
2aien 5ur triumpbalen Suloigung oes
9laerbeiligiten Saframentes. glus ser
berrliden Heibe bieier @elt-Sron.
lei6namstoge ragen bic bon 8ien,
Gbicago, 8uenos Aires, Wanila, 8u-
oapeit unpergeBlid berDor.
0ieles Sabr l6lieBt iib ibnen 8ars
celona 1piirbig an. Sn bieier beute
groBten ipanilden Staot NIT mebr
ais 5pei Wei0ionen ginmobnern lit
ser gu6ariltil6e &ongreB bel einem
NIT belonoerer 2iebe 51n1 Iaerbeilig-
item Satramente begnaoeten Bolfe 5ll
@alt. 3eugnis oafiir gibt ni6t nur
ieine @ei6idte, Sic ieine 8egeiIterung
gum rSagramento" in monumentaIen
&irden 1no boditen &unitperfen
Musorud finoen lieB, ia iogar ieine
Gerebrung in ben Sabrbunoerten ser
&olonil lierung peit iiber 2anber uno
Weere trug uno Srte, StraBen, Sliii-
ie nd6 ibm benannte. 8eiter 5ellgt
oafiir nidt MIR feline 2iteraturgeldid-
te, Die reid lit an 8erfen 5u gbren
bes Saframe1tes, oas nie BEL feineln
anoeren 8olfe oie ein5igartige 9uloi=
gung bur6 oie beriibn1ten Safra-
mentsipiele fano, 1pie 3. g. in oenen
zines Galoeron oe la 8arca. slub Big
in Sic neueIte 3eit gilt Die religioie
Slut Der ipabren Spanier Oem Safra~
mente oes Iltares. Sic Ieu6tet aus
oen unge5dblten 2i6tern Dor Sen So
bernafeln. Sic i6ldgt in lo0ernbe 8e=
geilterung BEL oen eudariitiiden Bro-
5eiiionen 6ie al19 beute nod in reli,
gi0len San5en ausi6pingt. Sic
brennt in ser ipaniiden Greue Bis
5ur Breisgabe bes eigenen 2ebens,
nie Sic traurigen Sabre bes lesten
giirgerfrieges betpeiien.
Barcelona, sic SauptItaot &atalo=
MEMS. 6ie in6uItrie= urt6 han6eISreih=
ite Stabt Spaniens, Die Wetropole
Ser &ultur uno Bolitif inn Horboiten
Ser iberii6en Salbini iel, miro ni6t
allein bon Ieinen 8etpobnern sic $50
nigin ser Stdote bes 0eittelmeeres"
genannt. Ser groBe ipanii6e Di6ter
Wiguel oe gerpantes preiit Barcelona
ais uein5ig in Gage unb S60nbeit" .
Son Noroen ber our6 cine @ebirgs-
fette gei6iibt, sic in oen biaarren Sel-
ien oes Montierrat ieltlame Natur-
l60nbeiten bietet, liegt es in Ger Weiin-
oungsmuloe Ser S1iiile 2lobregat nn6
8eIos in cine iubtropiI9e Yalmen=
lan0i6aft gebettet. 8er BON ser See
ber ii6 Barcelona ndbert, miro bon
ieinem einorldsbolen Yanorama tpie
NIT meiten Irmen umfangen. 8reit
tut iid Ser molenbeuebrte @eltbafen
auf. Simmer b0ber tuabien bie nielen
Eiirme uno 8robbauten en1por. Ser
Shritt aufs 2anb fiibrt baIb in cine
Ser ih0niten StraBen guropas, ben
in ieiner gan5en 2amge bei6erieits nit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24

id1e 8anperiobe begnnn 1904. Ser
8au oes 2ansbauies banerte bon
1854 Bis 1850. gon Der Mitte oes
pier5ebnten Sabrbunberts Biz 1883
puroe bornebmli6 an Dem ausbau
oes bnnbertiiebenunooreiBig Weter
boben Siioturmes, oes rSteffl", tpie
er I'M 8olfsmuno beiBt, gearbeitet.
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-28

Harvester COMPANY, and Miss !
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-28

Foto No. l shows the partial demolished living quarters
OF Mr. and Mrs Johnnie Jackson of England where Mrs. Jack
lay i'll during the tornado that wreaked havoc upon the
quarters In toto No. Mrs. Jackson relating
her experience of the Friday evenings tornado friend
who rushed to her aid Immediately following the feakish wind
The only part of the Jasons quarters that left
is the where Mrs Jackson lay ill., II" God Who saved
me- cried Mrs Jackson when reporter expressed how lucky
she
Foto No. q AL Dunmore field representative of the Pitts
burgh Courier who rushed to the stricken make
the report for his papers, interviews prisoner guard
who duty guarding prisoners brought the
assist in the clearing.
Foto No. shows the Salvation Army in action Members
of this organization rushed the after
of the disaster and when the picture TAKEN they
had been duty nearly "a hours without moments The
Salvation Army manned emergency station up the
school and worked hruout the night with only the dim light
that reflected from reflector They Major Whitaker
No. shows pathetic figure looking thru the remains Of
what only few minutes before the only place she could
call home.
Foto shows tragedy but it also shows the Arkansas
coorlne broken Unfortunate at it but death
something in Arkansas that the living has trying to do
for many years side by side lay people, white the
other coored in Little Rock hospital Doubt rises as to
whether this could have happened hour previous These
victims of the funnel shaped that wreaed havoc
Arkansas few minutes before snapped Thew
both from Cotton Plant.
Foo Relatives gathered at the University hospital hop
ing for the best as the injured victims rushed in.
Foo paints beautiful picture despite the tragedy Here
the Little Rock hospital the coorne disappears a
attendants and administer first to all with no re-
gard to color All Press fotos BY Davy
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-28
A|phas Observe
Founders Day

ri Lambda, the graduate chap
ter and Beta Chi, the under
graduate chapter OF Alpha Phi
Alpha in the city Of Little Rock,
will observe Founders Day at
Wesley Methodist church, Sunday
afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
The principal address will be
delivered by Moss II Hendrix, a
public relations counsellor OF the
Coca Cola company, actively
identified as legislative assistant
with the National Education
Association. Washington. d. c.
Mr.. Hendrix has held assignments
with the National Youth Admin
See AIPHAS-page eight
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-28
Wiley A. Branton
Passes State Bar

Among the ~ applicants who
passed The state bar examinations
given earlier this month, was
Wiley A. Branton, son OF Leo
Brant,n, Pine Bluff veteran bust
ness man. according to the state
board OF Law Examiners.
Mr. Branton is well known in
Arkansas and is very active in
civic affairs in Pine Bluff and the
state generally. He has a b 9th
or practicing law in California.
He is married and a father
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-28
Pine Bluff Paper
Boycott By
Of Policy

mediately following the receipt Of
letter which threatened a boy
colt Of the newspaper by Negro
clubwomen and other civic or
CARNATIONS.
The belated action Is heartening
to the militant forces In the COM
munity which moved towards a
final test Of segregation in any
form. The women who made up
the committee II Is believed. will
See wOMEN--page eight
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-28

The courageous action of a
group Of club women under the
leadership of Mrs. Casa II. Law
lah has resulted in an end to
the policy of Pine Bluffs only
daily newspaper in refusing to
Use proper form Of address and
civil courtesies in referring to
Negro women.
The announcement OF the end
Of such a policy was made by the
editor. Gordon N. Freeman, i'm
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-28
BY John Howard

Pine Bluff-The Urban League
AM&N college sponsored Career
conference which closed here
Thursday evening revealed many
answers to student problems dur
ing the two-day meeting.
DIR. Lawrence A. Davis in hv
welcome address said. THIS
career conference suggests to me
several significant facts. II Col
leges need CONSTANT close con-
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-28
Many Answers Revealed Two Day Career Conference A College

coming a reality in the south"
Commission of Education, A.
B. Bonds, said in his address that
See CONFAB-page eight
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-28

|HlANDER SMITH DEBATERS-The five members of the
f01 DEBATING team (Dr Bits debaters) of Phander Smith
ege are shown smiling happily they returned Saturday
IN victorious spring tour where they all their COM
e debates Shown in the toto from left to right James
E senior and member of the 1851 team Mary Lashley
Npmore Freddye Sue Turner junior and member of the
d eam Joyce Montgomery. junior and Francis Lashley
nore DR. William II. Pipes, coach of the team, is not
EoTn IN the toto. (See story Press toto by Davy.
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-28

power needs and the completeness
of the individual are the most
important. More and more the
best man for the job" is be-
Arkansas State press., 1952-03-28

tact with business, industry, and
the professions; and D Race is
becoming less and less the barrier
to successful employment-man-
The Miami times., 1952-08-23
GALA LABOR DAY
PARTY AT
LIBCITY DRIVEN

Arrangements have been COM
pleted for gala Labor Day Party
to be held at the new and beau
tiful Libcity Drive-In and Out
door theatres, it has been an
nounced by Carrie Hill, executive
aid to the management.
A grand days program, spon-
sored by National Motors Ex-
change, includes, Pony Rides for
the children from 4:30 to $50 pm.
A stage show from $50 to 8 pm.
featuring in persons the entire
floor revue of the Cafe Society
Night Club, starring Jimmie
Reeves, master of ceremonies and
host, also in the show are: Fran
ces Floyd, singing favorite; Pop
"Treetop Tall" king of the blues;
Jessie White, table-chair dancer;
ErneStine Bradley, exotic shake
dancer and the music of Dick
Smothers and his Calypso NAM
bos.
A giant screen show including
5 color cartoons, 3 Stooges
comedy, and the western thriller
in color, wagons West" starring
Rod Cameron.
A dazzling fireworks display
will be offered at $50 pm. to
add to the many thrills and fun
planned for your holiday party
picnic.
Free pony tickets as well as
special "Share The Gas" coupons,
admitting the driver and his car
(if they include 3 additional paid
adults) are given to anyone call
ing at the National Motors Ex-
change at list street and NV 9th
court. It's Free and Yours for
the asking" Nothing to buy, just
pay them a visit and get your
free tickets.
The Miami times., 1952-08-23
Country Carnival
Stage Show Tonite
At Drive-In

Tonight, Friday at $40, the
flrst of the weekly stage offerings
Country Carnival Night" viii be
offered at Libcity Drive-In and
Outdoor theatre at $40 pm.
Eddie Fellows, popular stage,
radio and television comedy star,
win act as master Of doings, as
sisted by Archie Pinder, Miami
Times columnist:
Folks win be invited TO parti-
cipate in the fun offerings and
prizes to the winning people will
include 8 baskets OF food, from
Carls Food Center at NV 22nd
ave. and 62nd st.
The show is said to be a real
fun-fiIled one and everyone at
tending as well as those partici-
pating In the contests and games
viii get a hearty laugh judging
from what we are told by Arthur
Price, who is the capable adver-
The Miami times., 1952-08-23
New Pastor at
St. James

Few. A. Joseph Reddick, ABB,
BID, has been appointed pastor
of st. James AME Church, re-
placing Rev ]. B. Blackwell, who
has been made presiding elder Of
the Ft. Pierce district.
Rev. Reddick comes to St.
James from Hurst Chapel AME
church, Orlando.
Rev. Reddick received his early
training from the schools of Du-
val county, Jacksonville. He is a
graduate of Edward Waters COL
lege, Jacksonville, Morris Brown
College, Atlanta, Ga. and the
third man of color to graduate
from HANNA Divinity school,
Springfield, Ohio. Along with the
pastorate Rev Reddick has for
five years been an instructor in
the public school systems in Levy
and Seminole county.