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ASSISTANT
BUYER

ASSISTANT STOCK CLERK. also to
handle light deliveries. Must know
good opportunity. Apply 1885 wis.
.Tfo ar; fhSHs faSGfss@R1 oS 17s3L SALESMAN in
Dement'S. If you want the best job
in town at the highest salary
fan faiSAi5i; AUTO AND AND RADIO CO, 176e
Alto 1sR sii soDY By. MAN; must b. lst eS class
aUro Az vsff sskv1cE Gsl no resssssSSsS sssSS is is
AUTO BODY MAN, experienced; we'll
heated. modern shop: commission
basis. See ME-. Schultz. AMERICAN
SERVICE S;E GENTERS, 5s5 North Glsbe
AFRO til; M MBRAKE MECHANIC and help
er.: young, white. 9O3 N st. NV.
AUTO CAR PoLIsHERs t2). refer
ences. experienced, ;. & iHr Washington onS
commission. Apply ARCADE pom
TIAC CO., Mr.. Peers. 1437 irving
Afro ii o'S CAR RuNNER, references, : ex-
perienced, D. C. driving permit. for
Xpnl1 SsGAps srfsss fEoSTc THnac CO. ssasr
AUT0 CAR WASHER and porter. 6N-
daOwk.; excel. working conditions;
vacation; sick leave; disqualification.
See Service Manager, HILLWOOD
MOTOR co. Seven Corners, Fails
insurance adjuster and
appraiser. aged "a to 80, with apti-
tude for mechanics and ability to
sell himself to people. Large auto
insurance company, afaliate Of Gen
eral Motors. Company car. liberal
salary. State educational back
ground and other qualifications.
Box 24O-I, Star. -13
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WALTER H. KESSLER
?srsennsl Services. ei2 wash; 2ldgE;
1bth 4Aa j. Z. Ave. M.W.. II. 04A1
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CRAFTSMEN
MECHANICAL

Exper. in mechanical or architectural
drafting desired. Numerous employe
| dement's and excel. salary. Cal! ME.
1914. -16
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DRAFTSMEN-MECH.
Minimum 6 mos. experience detailing
machine parts: rapid Advancement;
salary commensurate with ability.
ST O9Rfs. IL
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ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
fiie clerks. payroll clerks. bEps. mch,
oprs.. cashiers. PIX oprs., other,
400 N " AVE NV. RIM bO8
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HELp---MEN
npArrcHErNs

land planning, street profile, and
utility design work; once in Alex
andria; salary open, subject to in.
teryiew: call XII. S-2ISS for appt.
HOLLAND ENGINEERING. IA
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HELP wTD. AGENCIES tcent.)

STENOGRAPHER, $40 WK.
saEpsE sEs ssS sxss iusS5 ssslst
$40 wk. See Miss Gray. CAPITOL
SERVICE, 3019 .14th NV, mr.. Col.
rd.. CO. 602O (open till 5 PM.
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|STENOG OGRAPHER, $40 WK
nsF Wholesale slss ps%bSs BOOK
keepers. several openings. Call II
today (ME. 3537. over Zlotnick'S)
BOYDS. cor. g and 18th.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
FIN Stotions

WRc-FM-s3.9 Me-, Channel 80
$50 am. to ] an.
WT0P-FM-s6.3 Me-, Channel 742
$50 am. to z am.
WBUz-FM-s6.1 Me-, Channel ~
3 pm. to 8 pm.
WAsH-FM-s7.1 Me-, Channel 40
2:30 to II pm.
W0L-FM-ss.7 Me-, Channel 75A
s am. to IL am.
WcFM-ss.s Me-, Channel $50
S pm. to II pm.
WFAN-1eo.3 Me-, ChanRel 7e2
am to 9 p.m.
WWDC-FM-l01.1 Me-, Channel 2ss
S am. to 9 pm.
WeMS-FM-103.S Me-, Channel 40
$50 am. to Midnight
WARl-FM-105.1 Me-, Channel 2ss
am. to 9 pm.
WUST-FM-106.3 Me-, cAannel 2s2
am. to 9 pm.
WMAL-FM-107.3 Me-, Channel 2s7
am. to 1890 am.
Other AM Stotions
WeMs-510 M.-6:3o a.m.-5:45 pm.
WPIk-7So kc.-7 a.ul.-5:45 nn.
WARL-7s0 ke.-7 a.m.-5:45 pm.
WeAY-1,050 Ke.-7 a.nl.-5:45 pm.
WUST-1,220 ke.-7 a.nl.-5:45 pm.
WfkX-1,2 ,2z0 ke,-7 a,r1,-5:45 D,nl,
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Todoy's
HiqhIiqhts
RADIO TO-DAY.

700, WCFM-Lincoln Program
Earl Robinson, Burl Ives and others
are heard in a musical legend, 'The
Lonesome Train"
500, WRC-Cavalcade Of Amer
lea: Raymond Massey portrays
Abraham Lincoln in with Malice
Toward None"
$3.50, WGMS-Washington Music
Teachers Student Recital: Pianist
Anton Kuerty plays music Of Bach
and Beethoven.
$3.50, WRC-Hollywood Theater
Joseph Gotten stars in Man on the
Third Floor"
900, WMAL.-Town Meeting o1
the Air: Are We Trying to Domi-
mate Our European Allies?" is dis
Icussed by Louis Fisher and George
W. Denny, jr.
800, WRC - Bob Hope Show
Claudette Colbert visits.
1880, WMAL - United or Not;
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt is inter-
viewed.
TELEvISION TODAY.
500, WTOP-Frank Sinatra Show
Buster Keaton and ZSa ZSa Gabol
are guests.
500, WNBW-Star Theater: Ru.
binoff and the Ames Brothers visit
$3.50, WTTG-Keep Posted: Sena.
tor Robert S. Kerr and Representa-
tive Clarence Brown discuss "Is Re-
publican or Democratic Leadership
Best for the United States?"
500, WNBW = Fireside Theater:
Anna @. Nilsson, ALT Kjellin and
Gloria Henry have the leading roles
in THE Old Talbot"
500. WTOP-Crime Syndicated:
Senator Herbert O'Conor is guest
narrator.
900, WTTG-Battle of the Ages
Nadia Witkowski, Bobby Breen
Morey Amsterdam and Calgary
Brothers are contestants.
$3.50, WTOP-Suspense: Thomas
Mitchell heads the cast of North
of Shanghai.
$50, WNBW - Circle Theater
Paul Stevens and Jean Howell star
in "Ten Yards Of Poetry"
$3.50, WMAL-On Trial: DR.. Guy
IL. Snavely discusses Should Con-
gress Pass the UNIT Legislation"
Evening star., 1952-02-12
TeIeyision omorroW Wednesday, February 10. 10:

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Jockey; ReWs;50 545 Wakeman ~
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the Counter 3:45 M0vedm;
NehsO $780, Bahs House, GN ia mus
the II, Ernie keVcs; :W Dae anu
1880 The Bunch pesps Playhouse zs Gs S9o .s
$780, Ralph EdHas Nate
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Bride and GEoemi lu49
The Egg 1Gi5 Love OF lhe :s seash TOT e%s"
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Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20
Atkins
A. +. Cunningham

Regular services were held at
ST Matthew. Rev. Flagg preached
the sermon. The collection was
$22 Mrs. Vivian Wilson and
husband from Kansas City visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Wilson
of Blackville Mrs. Lille Bar
ton accompanied Mrs. Emma Da-
Wis to Little Rock where they
visited Mrs Davis husband at
veterans hospital The Nor
rilten Singers defeated Union
chapel by a score Of II to 6 with
Evans on the mound and Rock
ing Chair Bland behind the plate.
Bland once played with the
Clowns and the Alabama clubs .
Miss Bette Lois Bland and Miss
Barbara Bland, daughters of Mr..
Bland watched their father play
ball .. Mrs. Paralee Moore and
Mrs. Stella Swinton along with
Mrs. Agnes Davis are regular
readers of the PRESS.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20
Des Arc
Ella NJ. Brown

Rev, and Mrs. h. A. Jeffrey
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, W. Brewer last week g..
Mrs. Irene Hardman and grand
son have returned home after a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ray.
-, A Contrary to the Rule"
party was given by Mrs. Chase.
Everyone had a most enjoyable
evening i. All club met last
week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs William Brewer, After the
discussion games were played
Mrs. Brewer served sandwiches
and drinks Mrs. Magnolia LJ-
gan is improving after undergoing
an operation in Forrest City
Britt William is still improving
Mrs. Mary Wilborn has returned
to her home M st. Louis follow
ing an extended visit with Mr.,
and Mrs Britt Williams Mrs.
Martha Green is on the sick list.
Class No 2 was awarded both
banners in Sunday school Sunday
Rev. j. e. Mac was in town
last week on business.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20
batesviIIe
Roy V. Thomas

Rev F Reynolds and family have
returned from st Louis where
he attended d meeting. He is pas
tor of the Lafferty Methodist
church Mrs. Cora Barris and
Lollie Mccoy, members of Bethe-
lehem Baptist church. reported a
successful meeting in Hot Springs.
Rev F. S. Thomas the pastor, was
elected reporter OF the state con-
greSS The Gospel singers of
Searcy appeared at the Friend
ship Baptist church in a program
Of songs Rev. Albert ST Clair is
the pastor OF the church The
Betheleham Baptist church OBJ
served It's annual Homecoming
Sunday a few weeks ago II was
well attended. Rev A. B. Wood
ley brought the message. Letters
and cards came from many friends
and former members of the
church Bethel CINE church
will hold lis quarterly meeting
June %. Rev. White is the pre-
siding elder OF the Newport dis
trict Rev A. Il. Woodley is the
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20
Camden
Nellie St0vall

The third quarterly conference
was held at Mt Zion AME church.
Rev. r o. b. Porter delivered the
morning sermon. Rev. Redding
preached the evening sermon.
Rev. Andrews, the presiding ell
der gave some helpful remarks.
Finance, $l0865 Rev |. II. Stith
is pastor Grady and Harry
Stovall j b. Walker, Nannom
Marshall and J. d. Washington
from Milwaukee were week end
visitors on memorial day =. Mrs.
Pauline Washington and daughter
have returned to Rockford, Illi-
nois -, Mr. and Mrs James Ross
We're visitors Of Sam Washington
last week Lewis RaWling
made a short call at Mr.. Stovalls
home j.. Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton
Washington are visiting relatives
N Marshall left for Rockford
illinois 49, Dorothy Jean Harden
visited Mrs O. B. Walter from
Sunday to Thursday Sametta
and Evelyn Washington went
home with Dorothy Jean Harden
for two weeks . Pfc. Freddie
l.. Robinson is back from Korea.
r. +. Greening is back from
Detroit where he has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs Edna Walker.
Now with schools being closed,
several people are looking for
ward to summer vacations. Mrs
Pauline Washington and daughter,
Mile Lee Thorne. are leaving
Sunday night for Rockford, ILL
nois. Harry and Grady Stovall, j.
B. Walker Namon Marshall and j.
ID Washington were home for Me-
mortal day. They left Sunday
night for Milwaukee. Miss Doris
Marco Harris is home from AM&
N college Miss Harris has one
more year in college She is max
ing good there o.. Freddie Lee
Robertson is back from Korea D.,
Namon Marshall was called to
Little Rock while here. Seems
like u, S. is going 20 get him
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20
.lOudllll
Eletha Burch

Eletha Burch
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie l., Tray
lor, Mrs. Ell johnson Of Mt. Hol-
ly, Mrs. Birdia l.. Baxter and
children, Mr. and Mrs Henry
Hawkins, Mr., and Mrs. Elwood
Parlor and Miss w J. Parlor WIS.,
tied Mr., and Mrs, Lon Bureh last
week Mrs. John King and
children of Sparkman are spend
ing the week with her parents.
Mrs Virgie Wells died last
week. Miss Patsy Jean Jones
is spending her vacation in
Bradley =. New Jerusalem circle
no. met at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Sal Bureh with 10 mem
bers present The offering was
sos Mrs. L. A. Anderson is
home from Monticello, She was
one of the faculty members at Pine
Bluff On the sick list are
Walter Frazier, Mrs. Julia Green,
Eugene Frazer, and Mrs, l., A
Anderson.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20
MI. Zion
4. +. Tyson

\, L. Tyson
During the regular services Of
the Labanah Baptist church Sun
day Rev. w H. King delivered an
inspiring message, The ehildrens
day program was very good The
two weeks revival ended Friday
night and the following persons
joined the Christian band of the
church: Minis j. Gamble, Miss j.
Land. Miss l.. Branch, F. NJ Tyson
and f. Spenser. These people will
be taken to the water on the
fourth Sunday evening at 2 o.
clock. Mrs, Elnoria Shorter united
with the church The Little
Rock cubs played at Morton Sat
urday. They lost to the Morton
cubs by a score of SO. The Morton
team made a return visit to Little
Rock. This time the Little Rock
Cubs won a victory over the Nor
ton Cubs 1879.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20
Ethel

Bessie Ransom
The installation Of the pastor,
Rev p. II Pains, was held at
$3.50 Sunday afternoon, The ser
mon was preached by Rev. Phi
lips Miss Rosinc Marina and
Miss Geraldine Ivry Of Arkansas
Baptist college are here visiting
their parents and spending their
summer vacations Miss Timer
Brunson of Helena is also here
with her parents The st
Charles Lodge no 70 will pre-
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20
wiIn,ot " I.
Clara u. Shelton
Clara +. Shelton

NbtId Hst SuNiSVu
The Lake club met last week
at the home of Mrs Minnie Will
der with the president, Mrs. Mary
Jackson, presiding, Ten members
were present, The hostess served
a salad with ice cream and cake.
Mrs, Donnie Martin and
daughter. Jean, went shopping in
Monroe, Louisiana Sunday f,
Mr., and Mrs, ~ j. Lee and Mel
son Lee from Oakland, California
motored here last week to spend
their vacation with their mother,
Mrs. S. A, Lee,
The youth movement meets
every Sunday afternoon at 500
o'clock at the various churches &.
The civic league met last week.
-. Prof. w. c. Slack is on the
sick list. We hope for him a
speedy recovery =. The quarter
ly conference was held at the
CINE church Sunday, Rev. G.. p.
Pulliam presiding elder, was pres
ent. Rev. r. l.. Lyons delivered
the message for the ministers
union Sunday afternoon. Rev. A.
B. Taylor is pastor DR. Per-
kins of Paris, Texas visited his
mother and brother a few days
ago Prof p. S. Scruggs at
tended the AMEZ general con-
ference in Brooklyn. New York.
He reported a pleasant and prof
table session Mrs. M G,
Collins has returned to Asheville,
North Carolina after visiting here
and in Lake Village, Pine Bluff
and Mer Rouge, Louisiana. She
visited here while her husband,
Rev. D. c. Collins, attended the
general conference in Brooklyn
New York Mrs. r. L. Lyons
has returned from Pensacola
Florida. She was called there be-
cause of the death Of an aunt
Mr. and Mrs. Berry Hubbard
and Mrs. A. A Hubbard spent
Saturday in Mer Rouge. Louisiana
Mrs Minnie Tippie of Louis
lana is visiting her parents
Mrs. Ruth Williams and Mrs. Ma
Bile Edwards are attending sum
mer school at Philander Smith
and AM&N college Mr. and
Mrs Andrew Lee and Nelson Lee
of California are visiting their
mother and children Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bankston formerly of
Pine Bluff have moved here. Mr.
Bankston is a graduate of the
1852 class at AM&N college -.
See Mrs Clara Z. Shelton for the
PRESS. -
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20
Good Hope
Bessie Lee SockwelI

Rev. N. Blake preached the SER
mon Sunday, afterwards a ma
jority of the members went to
Waters chapel AME church wnere
the Missionary dept. sponsored a
program. A member from visiting
churches that took part in the
program was Mrs. Pearlie Box &.
p. T. Tatumn suffered a sudden
relapse last week, but he is some
better now Mr., and Mrs. Fin
as Walker visited Mr. and Mrs
E. B. Soekwell recently Mrs
Ellen Hicks is on the sick list
She is the former Ellen Soekwell
and lives in Kansas City. Kansas
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20
wan
Earlean Marshall

Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Colman
and children have returned to
their home in Las Vegas after be-
ing here for the funeral of Mr.,
Colman's sister Ed Primm,
formerly of this city, is in a ser
ious condition in a Little Rock
hospital He was injured on his
job last week Ed Wilborn
is on the sick list this Weak
Mrs Beatrice Harris left recently
for Nevada Mrs. Mammie
Wilborn and daughter. Eta Fay,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Me
Duffie spent two days in Little
Rock visiting relatives Mrs,
Elnora Boswell and Mrs. Mammie
Wilborn We're delegates to the
state BTU congress and usher
meeting in Hot Springs.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20
DaI lark
b ~ IA -
- -

Alva Jones
Miss Marion Neal, daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. j, B, Neal. has been
in Clark county Memorial hospital
for the past week where she has
undergone a major operation, She
is doing fine at this writing :.
Dosie Jackson of Warren WIS.,
tied friends and relatives here
Sunday Mrs. Clemonteen JEFF
ferson Of Arkadelphia visited Mr..
and Mrs. Lonzell Jones last week.
John l.. Jones of st. Louis is
visiting friends and relatives here
Rev. Raymon Greene, pastor of
New Bethel Baptist church, will
preach at Mt Olive AME church
the 4th Sunday night in June.
The service will be sponsored by
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20

pastor i, Mems day will be OBJ
served at Bethlehem Baptist
church Sunday, The speaker for
the day is Prof. A, M, Miller,
principal of Ethel o. Miller high
school :, Rev. Roy 4. Williams,
a minister of Los Angeles, Cali
fornia is to speak at Bethlehem
Baptist church soon. Watch the
paper for the date Circle No,
2 met at the home Of Mrs Rena
Taylor.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20

sent its annual turnout on the
4th Sunday along with the Dewitt
lodge no. 343 and Mt Pisgas lodge,
Dinner will be served in the
church cafeteria :, Mr., and Mrs,
Coley and their daughter of Chi
cago visited their son and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Lon
don last week s, Mrs Alener,
Albert Griffin's sister, came from
Dewitt for several days last week
with her brother and family.
Their two children had the
measles Mrs. Daisy Wilson is
ON the sick list.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20
Selling What Ought
Not To BE for Sale

COMETlMES greed reaches the
~ point where the greedy man will
sell what ought never TO be sold
There are things in this life that are
priceless, literally; they can never
be tagged with a price-mark. But
the covetous spirit VII eat out a
mans sense OF values till he begins
10 put price.marks on priceless
things There are always buyers.
hlasl
After the American Civil War.
some business men came to Robert
+. Lee. who had lost everything he
had but his reputation. and offered
him what was then a tremendou.
sum II he would just let them use
his name as an officer Of their com.
pany.
you won'i have TO do any
work" they said. "All we want
Is the use Of your name" ITS
pot for sale" said Robert 4.
Lee,
Another thing that should never
be put on sale Is the simple doing
Of duty. True. homes work should
be fairly paid But that Is not the
point at the moment Take this
Skipper Garrison Of the Flying Enter
prise. When he came into port AFT
err that famous voyage in which Doc
stuck with his ship tIll the last hour
before Davy Jones took it down h0
was due q certain amount of salary.
no doubt. and be had well earned 3D.
II the company paid him a bonus
besides, we should an bo glad But
Captain Carlson turned down offer.
totaling around 100000, from ra
do and tcleyision people. iust tO
letting them use him ae a5gerls
ing. No sIrs. said Garrison i'm effect
what have done, Ibid In ,hg line %
duty I'm ru, selling myself
So 1t ia WI.H convictions. OF w..
love They should Doe priceless
when they are solo, they lgcam
worthless. Greed destroys ,Hg.
value.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20

after all There will be a rail-
ly at Mt Zion the 5th Sunday in
June The public is invited
Mrs. VERSE Mae Clark and fami-
ly of Pine Bluff is home on vaca-
ton.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20
GIRL SCOUTS News

NOTICE: There has been a change
made in the date and the site for
the Day camp this year. The date
is July 81 through rs and the site
is the junior deputy sheriff camp,
6l-2 miles on West 18th street,
Due to the shortage Of counselors
only 100 campers will be accepted.
Miss Ward stated that several
troops have registered already.
Any other troops or girls that
plan to go to Day camp, REGIS
TER NOW!
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20
Out Of thr lleart

Till TENTH Commandment shows
4 plainly what is true OF both evil
and good alike Right and wrong dJ
not consist simply in right and
wrong actions Back Of the action is
the attitude. Back Of the act is the
mind, the motive, the desire.
Stealing begins in coveting; adult
cry begins In lust. murder begins to-
anger or In contempt The laws Ct
man can never reach beneath the
surface. Even when motives are
involved. they are exceedingly hard
to prove. But God sees the heart
And he will finally judge US by what
he sees there.
tCepytight 1851 by the Division o.
Christian Education, National Council
Of the Churches OF Christ Of the United
states Of America Released By VIM
{ = '-"'''-'.. - 80 u -
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20

uVeS IN q rented
a p a TN ent, has
neither Inanserv-
ant nor maidServ-
ant, and no cattle
Of any description.
Nothing you can
covetl But wait a
minute II says
here, Thou shalt
not eovet - a n y
thing that is thy
neighbor' S. - That
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20
. The Sin Of Greed
Lesson for June 20, 1852

CREED is not modern. The only
~ modern thing about 1t Is its
forms. The Tenth Commandment is
easy to dodge il you 60 by the bare
words, like a shyster lawyer, Sup
pose your neighbor is a bachelor,
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20
White Civ
Mamie Hall

The bus excursion y !
was enjoyable. The n.'.,l
the Pastors Aid /, NV,
public to an ice cream
the home of Mrs. Elj,..'a
gers June 28th, Also =
Sunday night the D ~
sponsoring a program h n y
Pastors Aid Ada. y
Mrs, Marie Wise ara 10y
Tupelo' Mississippi \
Roman Trice is still on u
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20

L. B. Beard is still on the sick
list He is in the hospital in Lit
tie Rock If you have any
news please notify Bessie Sock
well
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20

covers everything he has. You can
covet his reputation, his job, his
girl; you can covet his insurance,
his money in the bank, his water
melons. ANY thing covers a great
deal of territory. And any sort Of
coveting is still sin. Greed in the
fourteenth century BIC. and the
twentieth century AID. are all the
same thing at heart. And lat heart
is where greed begins.
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20

the Mission band. r.,
Hughey is pastor. WV
Arkansas State press., 1952-06-20
Something for Nothing

oViiiAiiAhs iti ANbAiihS
THE ESSENCE of greed, Of eovet
1 BUSINESS, is wanting something
that does not belong to you, without
wanting TO give anything in return
II / have eggs for sale and you buy
a couple Of dozen, you are not coyet
Gus for wanting the eggs and | am
not greedy for wanting the money.
It's fair exchange.
or course. If | charge you too
much for the eggs, then | IN covet.
Gus, to be sure. Or if you want to
sneak the eggs out Of my henhouse
before day, then you are coVetous.
But buying and selling are neither
one sinful. II you have worked FOR
a week and want your pay. that is
not greed II you have rented a
house and the landlord wants his
rent, he isn't greedy unless he Is
charging you too much.
The profit motive is not wrong
II the man who takes the profit
has given fair value in return.
The profit motive Is dead wrong
II all the profiieer thinks about
Is the profit. without ever a
thought of service.
The gambler. the tax "fixer," the
sports "fixer". are trying TO get
something for nothing, and that is
the very essence Of the sin Of greed
Evening star., 1952-03-23

Mrs. John Cameron Swayze likes
F.N.E.!Soshe puts on BLUE BONNET
Margarine for Flavor, Nutrition,
Economy! Like the wife Of the noted
reporter and columnist, you viii love
the delicate, sunny-sweet taste BLUE
BONNET adds to any food! You'll
appreciate its nourishment, too. No
other spread for bread il richer in
year-round Vitamin A! And you'll
welcome its economy. Two pounds
Of BLUE BONNET cost less than one
pound Of high-priced spread! So re-
member the letters Fl. IN. Ell
Buy AR-VegetGbls BLUE BONNET
Margarine and get ''all three
Flavor! Nutrition! Econom-e-e!
Evening star., 1952-03-23

D.,,r ..uce mixture over hsn. .s..,. Ds..
foS; ,s.:.s &c ccasionally. in moos'. -.
Das.. s.. $500 $40 minutes, ess.,,:"h.ea :. 80
oses ~ s.h s |. tender. Serves = de''sn'
people. !, u...,.. Tomato
saS ssas.,s 's.kes al the diffeIsncs. renee. u !.
sauce e. ,sorld 10 This recipe. Hun. .s,e. !.
'Se .m ,;eh sJ tomato sauce: made ,.,.,.ssim. s.b
a.. ..,'s a,'i for cooking. It's ke.as.aa as..on.
e,.,,s ..sd vi with fne spices and season ssssa
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