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CIERK-TYPIST

National finance organizat ton, Silver
Spring branch, needs young girl; in.
surance, group hospitali8ation; op-
portunity for advancement; 52-day
week. Apply CONSUMERS CREDIT
SERVICE, INC. S613 Georgia ave-,
Evening star., 1952-02-07

STENOGRAPHER
Experienced only, for general ONCE
work, and ability to meet PUBLIC.
Apply JAFFE. oil 18th st. NV. $50.
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MATTRESSES

Must be exper.; full time. part time
Ku6ssHNER's 6s SEA FooD REsTAU
RANT, 1923 Piney Branch I'd, Sill
yer Spring. IL am. to 2 pm, pm
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N11RsE,s ASSISTANTS

NURSE y AOO4O A4N 40
For operating room, some nurses
training or experience with surgery
necessary; 18-45 yrs; white; 6-day
week: salary. meals, uniforms ana
liberal leave policy. Call Nursing
office DOCTORS HOSPITAL. he
1900.
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UP TO $50 A WEEK!
TV SERVICEMEN
Full Time and Part Time

L I'LL i 4444O 044A ga v AA1AS
II you're tired of working fol. pea
nuts if you're an experienced mar
who knows which end is up. If you're
fed up with working where the
service department is treated as 9
stepchild, If you're not afraid OF
work, If you want a spot where ycu
can call the big boss by his first
name, II you want to work for
WASHINGTON biggest and best TV
service operation, If you want set
up where there's no limit, to your
earnings. If you want to be really
happy in yoEr work. we want to
talk to you--and fast! You've got
to make S100 within a few weeks.
or we don't want you! We mean
every word of this I'D, so dom t
bother. calling US unless, you really
want to work hard and make DIG
money. We want big leaguers in our
outfit, and we're willing to pay big
league money fer the right men.
Phone TV Five Thousand for ap-
pointment. TV. 5000. Our address,
1880 Georgia ave. -1O
Evening star., 1952-02-07

cAsHIER for large ,eW,elry ever, te store. re
References and previous experience
necessary. KENT JEWELLERS. 7O1
| eth st. Nv. liz
CASHIER-BOOKKEEPER, reliable. ex.
perienced. for credit clothing store;
| good salary; permanent position.
BUTLER'S FEDERAL. 621 7th st.
CASHIER-BOOKKEEPER-Good sal
ary. Apply in person. STAR CREDIT
CLOTHING, ia 7th st. NV. .
CASHIER-CHECKER for super mar
Sket; full or part time: no night
work: references. CATHEDRAL SU-
PER MARKET. 5000 Conn. ave. IS
CASHIER HOSTESS, part time, clio,
4 nights. Sunday 1-10; well-known
All. restaurant; some one interested
in people. MRS. EVANS, oW. 9SsS.
CHECKER-Neat appearance. exper-
ience necessary. Call 10. 5-1S65.
CHIEF CLERK. working supervisor in
Office handling mailing records;
some typing neces.. past exper; IN
desirable; must like detailed work;
handicapped pref; 5-day wk.; good
working cond. ME. 5940 for appt.
CLERICAL PosIT1oN-High school
OE UOoLnCoS
background; some typing. necessary:
permanent positions, good hours and
fine training. Call Elk. DIGS.
CLERK for stock room; white. 1885:
experience not required; 5-dRy week;
discount on purchases; permanent.
Apply WILLIAMS SPECIALITY
SHOP. 11O5 F st. NV. -S
1a7R b9r stndo ar
exper. helpful. good personality and
Apply in person. 1212 6 st. NV.
CLERK. some knowledge Of tipping,
good salary; permanent position.
BUFFERS FEDERAL, 621 7th st.
NV. -8
CLERK, interesting position In policy
preparation section; accurate typing
with average speed necessary. We
have attractive Offices. a fine group
Of employees. 5-day week and an op-
SERVICES LIFE INSURANCE CO..
1925 Eye st NV. Room boz. =
CLERK
For large investment company: gen.
eral Office duties; hospitaliza cion
and insurance benefits plus periodic
sfsy sto2s ana Soa4s s0Ss ea T5lEnf M
ST. $500. g
CLERK AND CASHIER for drugstore.
3 to 10 pm. Apply in person. AM
BASSADOR DRUGSTORE. 14th and
K sts. NV. 3
CLERKS-Permanent; excellent sur
roundingS; 40-hour week; good OPP
portunity to advance; liberal vaea-
ton and sick. leave, under 40;
pnd pm nteFptsTs Person6e Defweah oce' aa
TIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY.
3rd and r SITS. ne. -9
CLERK-STENOGRAPHER
Typing. shorthand, filing: general Of
plan. group disqualification. paid va
cation. Good starting salary. Apply
DREWs PAPER CO. ONCE Furni-
ture and Equipment Dept, Bird floor,
CLERK.TYPIsT. white. age 2o-35,
eps natona si nasszne dasiss eacena
day wk.; free disqualification. vaca-
ton. Come in and talk 1t over.
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
1900 r. !. ave. NV. facing Scott
cLERK-TYPIsT-Age 21-so; exper.
typist: pleasant working conditions
in new modern once building; 5-day
wk.; vacations and other advan-
tages. EX. 7030. II
CLERK K-TYPIST-White: good hours
and salary; usual employe benefits.
Call Mr.. White DE. 1900. L. p.
STEUART. INC. 1440 P st. NV:
-
CLERK-TYPIST. 1928. for interest
ing. work in lge. mortgage banking
Arm: should type about so words
per minute; permanent employment;
paid annual and sick leave, COM
pany paid disqualification. See Mr..
Graham. FREDERICK W. BERENS.
INC, Mortgage-Bankers. 1928 K st.
NV. MA. 5000. -
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
AUDITOR
PHARMACISTS

excel. salary. 4S-hr. wk.;
6 S-hr. days, holidays VI, with
pay; large prescription business;
for adv, vac. with pay after, !. VI.
sick leave after / yr., ms. and hosp.
avail .fter mos. empl., ret. plan
avail for those over 80 with 2 yrs.
serv. Write or apply in person 70
Mr. c. B. Aldrich, PEOPLES DRUG
fngton 2, D. c. =
TYPIsT-Not over 80
yrs. Of age, with knowledge of book.
keeping: will train for position. OF
responsibility. National organization.
centrally located In downtown
Wash. Five-day week; paid vacation:
salary commensurate with ability.
Call MRS. McBEE, Me. 1881. Tor
appointment. -1O
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CAI,TFORNTA

Young men, travel to Calf: and re-
turn, new station wagons furnished
$50 wk.. expenses advanced; per
manent position If qualified. 6e'
MR.. HUBER, Cairo Hotel. 10 . m
IA . q M pm. to pm. -9
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1912 G st. NV. IS
SEAMTRESS, part-time. experienced
on fine mems clothing. Apply COL
DEN BROS. 733 18th st. NV. --S
white, experienced on
awnings. Apply in person. CAPITAL
AWNING CO.. 4424 Arkansas ave.
sEAhsTREss. slip covers and upSoIl- i
stering. experienced only. ST. 3242.
SECRETARY, medical, mature wom-
an preferred; no shorthand neces-
but not required. Type at least
sfEcaHR. 81 GIueR q IN. m'as ssoo. besWsen @ 3
and S Tuesday through Saturday.
SECRETARY. small law nrm. lsssl
sffeelkaERfzEYm1rull ffelka IA Ess11i or part time. As.
sociation located near Dupont
Circle; 5-day Wk; starting salary
$21O per mo-: sick leave and paid
vacation. DU. 015S, Ext. 81. -
SECRETARIES-We have openings
| for young ladies. previous bank ex.
| perience preferred but not essential
Salary commensurate with ability
Paid vacation. insurance. retirement;
r many othsT saMroH Rs1s; oSsSspaif SafRa 6Rpl
sEeAkskfARY EAski fls s341EEssosGsRAaPTHER. 31Ess III per.
manent position; 5-day. 40-houl
week, pleasant working conditions
sHrance hSsDitaizaslS1n pla;p pnRGpr re- re-
pEua f5FsRsns Stores asis Enpiosment Employ once
Il III p ST. ne. -
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GIRL FRIDAY

S44bA AtAA
With car to pick up radio program
reservations, sold by our men; Gooo
remuneration plus consideration Of
gas. MR. SHIBLY, 1909 Conn. ave.
DU. 91SS or HU. 6l31.
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CLERK-TYPIST

For general insurance ONCE; excel.
working eond. Call NE. 2670. --12
CLOTHING PRICER, to help price
used and repaired clothing for re-
ment to the handicapped: must
knowledge of clothing and household
goods desirable; Handicapped pre-
Evening star., 1952-02-07
SALESWOMEN

Full or part time positions
open. Pleasant workin6 condi-
tions; 5-day week: paid yaca-
ton, discounts en- purchases
and man, other benefits.
MacMANNES INC
Evening star., 1952-02-07

CLERK, interesting position in policy
preparation section: accurate typins
have have abrasive s ofiices. a fne group
of employees. 5-day week and an op-
portunity for advancement. UNITED
SERVICES LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
1928 Eve st NV Room 502. -
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G.H,W. AND COOK

G.H.W. AND COOK
Fond OF children; 5Ia-days; $50.
Mod. laundry. Call RA. ss26. %
G.H.W., LIVE IN-$25
Light cooking; small family. GE.
o014:
IGTRL-Exper. g.h.w. and child care;
live in: no Sundays; refs. required;
S22. so to start. SH. $500; IS
GIRL, COLORED. g.h.w., plain cook.
live in; S25 wk.; recent local refs;
children in family: WI. 21J1. u
housework; live in; lovely room and
private bath; other help. EN-. $3.50.
HoUsEKEEPER, white: 5-day week:
furn. transp. Call FA. 2s41 after
HSoITSsEHREEPER. q IS plain cooking. charge
of children; capable: S35 per
week. live in; refs. required. 81.
HloSTTSSEKEEPER, live In: 61a-day wk;
care Of 2 children; salary SS5 per
month. Call oV. 0467 after 8 pm.
MAID, r.h.v.. little cooking: good
Ealary; 5ia-day wk.: must have
references. Call GE. 1895. I'll
CONTINUED on Next Pagsl
Evening star., 1952-02-07

INSURANCE SECRETARY
For fire. casualty insurance Ofice
Must be stenograher; local expert
ence necessary. Salary commensu-
= rate with experience. Five-day week
Reply in confidence. Box 94-H, star
Evening star., 1952-02-07

HELP MEN AND WOMEN
Evening star., 1952-02-07
YOUNG LADY

YOUNG LADY
for temporary. position
in small once. Could lead to very
good permanent position; knowledge
sential; good salary and working
conditions to capable experienced
$500 or apply 4S0s Rhode Island
ave HyattSyille, Md, -S
Evening star., 1952-02-07

MAID white, Immediately; hospital
or hotel experience preferred. good
salary; privilege Of meals, uniforms,
other benefits. Apply Housekeeper,
DOCTORS HOSPITAL. 1915 Eye
MIa.NGGER Il. "; for small nursing home;
must be capable Of taking full
charge. Cali between 9 and 3. MRS.
O'MALLEY, WI. 1885. 5
NURSE, for doctors once; knowledge
Of typing; phone AT. O635 FOR IN
terview.
Evening star., 1952-08-11

BANKERS LIFE & CASU.
Atty CO. pays for Fsmalo
Disorders. Childbirth.
Covers each member Of
your ioznilY for only q lev
CENTS q ddYl
ACT TODAY
10 give your iomilY fhis
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Find out how lille Il eostn.
Moil this coupon RIGHT
nowl You'll soy II wos tho
smWtost thing you could
do 10 b sure your family
n cmed for.
Evening star., 1952-08-11
BY the Associated Press

CORK, Ireland, Aug. 1.-THE
breathlessly awaited love affair
between the beautiful Irish milk
maid and the American pen pal
she found In a bottle is not to be
she says.
Breda O'Sullivan, "a, told re-
Iporters yesterday:
There is no romance, and there
will be no wedding"
That's right" said Frank Hay
oStak, the 27-year-old arc welde1
of Johnston, Pa.
He started the whole business
when he tossed a bottle with his
address in 1t from ship taking
him across the Atlantic in 1945
las a homeward-bound CT. She
plucked the note of the beach
and they started to correspond.
Last week he flew from America
to meet her. They slipped away
on several sightseeing jaunts to
beauty spots of southern and west
ern Ireland. NewSmen caught up
Evening star., 1952-08-11
Australia Invites j. ),
To Use War Base al
Manus Island Again
BY the Associotod Press

SYDNEY, Australia, Aug. IL
Foreign Minister Richard G. Casey
said last night Australia has in
Vited the United States to make
use again of the wartime base at
ManuS Island.
He told of the offer on his re-
turn from the first ANUS (Aus-
tralia New Zealand United States)
council meeting in Honolulu.
Il think it will be found that
more American warships and air.
craft will be using Manus Island
in the future" Mr.. Casey said.
Manus is in the Admiralty group
in equatorial waters about 200
miles off New Guinea. It was
overrun by the Japanese during
their southwark march in 1912
and recaptured by Gen. Douglas
MacArthur's forces two years later.
In six months Americans trans
formed the island into a major
base. with large wharves. floating
docks and four big air fields.
The State Department sought a
long-term agreement in 1946 on
rights to the base, but Australia
held such rights could be granted
only in the framework Of a
regional defense agreement giving
her reciprocal rights at American
bases such as Guam. The deal fell
through and the United States
withdrew. selling equipment at
Manus to the Chinese National
lists.
Evening star., 1952-08-11
Sorry, Everybody-No Romance
Will End Note-in-BottIe Souo

with them over the week end when
they reached Blarney Castle to kiss
the famed Blarney stone, as all
tourists must.
The stone is supposed to impart
to those whose lips touch it the
gift of moving eloquence.
And Breda and Frank were elo-
Iquent when they blushed, laughed
and told hoveMng reporters there
would be no romantic storybook
lending to their friendship. He said
he was charmed by Ireland's hos
Ipitality. He expects to stay until
about August 81.
"No," she said, I'm not going to
America to repay Franks visit, but
we will remain good pen pals"
Evening star., 1952-08-11
164 japanese Reported
Settled on Okinowu
By the Asseeiatad Rrass

TOKYO.-A 33-year-old JAP
anese from Okinawa reports that
164 last-ditch troops from the
vanquished Japanese army had
settled down among the Okina-
vans and made their homes on the
island.
Asao Wataguchci said on q
recent visit to Japan that the army
Survivors wanted him to inquire
about war pensions and DISPOSE
ton Of the remains Of Japans war
dead still on the island. which has
become a major American base.
Evening star., 1952-08-11
Brewery Mon Is Teetotuller

SYDNEY, Australia (R.-Emc
Galloway told the New South
Wales Liquor Royal Commission
recently that he is a teetotaller.
He is general manager of Toohey's
Brewery, second largest in New
South Wales.
Evening star., 1952-08-11

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nosp pn which does not provide DOCTORS coils
you add this low cost Medical SURGICAL protection oi
Evening star., 1952-08-11

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issued by
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Home Office: chieago III.
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Evening star., 1952-08-11

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Sursicdl policy. you're poid for doctor culls
up to $lS0 los specified In policy If q mem
ber OF your iumilY In sick or injured. Puys
tor DOCTOR . services ot home. doctor's Office,
hospital. If you now have q hospiiol plon
policy. look to see If It includes this very
important sstro benefit. II not. you muy add
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to your hospitd plm for very lille cost.
No Rate Increases
We have never roissd rotes on people
ulreudY In this plm. Even If you cume In
al the child's rate f7Sc month. you puid
the some since you become ON odult ond
got the some benefits as long a. You
stoyed on the original policy.
Evening star., 1952-08-11
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31
WARNING ORDER

NfNhANhANS cRDhAN
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski SIS.
In The Pulaski ChanCery Court
Verde Cooper Plaintiff
VS., No 95504
John d. Cooper Defendant
The Defendant John d. Cooper
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff Verde
Cooper
Dated: October "a, 1862.
Diles & Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George W Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
II S. Nixon, Cbancery Clerk
BY EaIy Red d c.
1881; 1l:7 MA; 1921
WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski. IS,
In The Pulaski Chanccry Court
Margaret Madden Plaintiff
VS.. No 9j6O7
George G.. Madden Defendant
The Defendant George c. Mad
don is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and ans
wer the complaint of the plaintiff
Margaret Madden
Dated. October 10Th, 1852
Diles & Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George w Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem.
n. S. Nixon, ChanCery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards d. c,
1O3l. ll.7. 1874. 1921
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Guests who enjoyed the delici-
Gus dinner were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Doek Scott Mr., and Mrs Harvey
Hughes, Mr., and Mrs, Womack,
MIR, and Mrs. Floyd Stewart, M
and Mrs Norman Handy. Mrs. G.
Surratt Rev, Armstrong, Mrs
Glen Phillips, Miss Gree Mitchell,
Mrs, 10 Ann Wine and Miss
Emma Jean Stewart.
The Helping Hand club will
conduct its regular monthly meet
ing November 6 at the nome Of
Mrs, Willie NJ, Porter, 1000 Pu-
iaskl All members are urged to
be present. Mrs. Alice Scott, pres
ident; Mrs, Ardcnia Woodson, re-
porter
The Business and Professional
"omea's club conducted its regu-
lar social meeting at tbs y" Sat
lrday evening with Mesdames
Amac,e Barnes, Vivian Blakely,
Majorie Cam, Theodoshia Coop
err II Mitchell. Loretta Jennings
and 'YVonne Carter as hostesScs.
A brief business session was con-
Quoted at which time Mrs Tishalu
White reported plans for the Car
nival to be given at the YWCA
on November ID at 7:3O p. m. A
buzz session was conducted by
Mrs, Cooper and the hostessae
served a delicious repast. Mrs.
Vera Muldrew is president Of the
club.
The "Pre-H9Iloween' tea that
was sponsored by the Young Ma
irons Guild Of Cross st. Chris
tian chuch, was a great success
The decorations were most elab-
crate, bringing cut the spirit Of
Halloween. The tables were beauti-
rfully arranged with colorfuI sand
wiches designed by one Of tn e
m e m bers. Mrs Evelyn Jones.
Many friends and members at
tended the tea Mrs. Ike Dean, jr,
reporter
The Bright Star Naighborhood
club met at the home of Mrs.
Harry Elan. After the business
session a delicious repast was
served by the hostess. Bible
games were played with Mrs
Ruby Waugh winning the prize,
All reported an enjoyable even
ing. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. w. K. Hampton as hos
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three hands of whist were plaved
with Mrs, Fannie Day winning
tirst prize; Mrs, Geneva Leary
second and Mrs. Charity lee.
third The next meeting viii be-
with Mrs, Nettie Jones, 2l2I West
9th street Mrs. Grace Fairchild
was voted in the club. Mrs. Ge-
neVla Leary, president Mrs. Al
fIeada Jones, reporter.
The Phyllis Wheatley Fedora.
ton club will meet November 5th
It 800 p. m. at the home Of Mrs
Bessie Wade, 2408 Ringo All
members are urged to be present
Business Of importance, Host ss5es
viii be Mesdames Susie Garter.
H. Z. Battles, M. J. Henderson and
Mrs, Wade. Mrs. Verna MeMur.
ray, president; Mrs. O B. Conner.
eporter.
Miss Vivian Joyce Martin, 1908
Marshall daughter Of Mrs. J. Mar
tin, left Sunday to accept a teach
ng position in KeWanee, Missouri.
Mss Martin is a graduate of Dun
oar high school, a graduate Of Ar
sansas Baptist college and attend
ed the University of Wisconsin
asst summer, She is an active
member Of Mt, Pleasant Baptist
church where she held positions
IS secretary of the Sunday school
and teacher in the school. She
erved as assistant sponsor Of a
EWCA club and was vice presi-
lent of the district young peoples
auxiliary.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Pryor, gave
a surprise birthday dinner in hon
or Of Mrs. Evelyn Hattison, 1916
Pine ST. N. Little Dock, at the
home of Mr., Ardelia Aubrey. last
week
Mrs. Hattison received nice gifts
including a watch from her hus-
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NUNS with other flowers and
Breenery to add to its beauty. The
honoree was completely overccr
with surprise as she entered he
nome to the tune OF "happ
birthday. A beautiful birthda
ca ke EXCHANGED the loneliness u
the occasion. Lovely gifts wers
brought by friends The follow
ing friends shared this lovely oc-
easion: Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Rayford,
Mrs r. B Alexander, Mrs, Ear,
Ice M. Taylor, Mr. W. A. Hart.
Mrs ID. J. Webster, Mrs. Bertha
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Fontaine, aad
the host and hostess, Mr. an q
Mrs. W. A, Young.
The Community Welfare clu h
met with Mrs, Laura T. Jones in
us last meeting. Plans were con.
tlnued for our annual fan drive
closing November 20, in a post
Thanksgiving festival. A contri-
button was made to the o. w.
Young YWCA, together with other
charitable donations. A lovely re-
port was given by the sick vista.
ton committee. MES. NJ w Powell
is president, Mrs. Earlee Nj. Tay-
Tor, secretary.
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ID. c. WADE
Wade's Barber &
Beauty Shop

We the operators OF Wade
Beauty Shop are always ready to
try and render satisfactory serv
ice In all phases of beauty worE
to tho public. Our Motif. pleas
ing You lis Our Pleasure"
Operators.
Mrs. Idella Barber
miss Lorene Walters
3--Mrs. Carrie J. Coleman
miss Bertha l.. Jackson
5-Miss Mae Alternately
G--Mrs Elizabeth Mccall
BARRIERS:
mir. ID. c. Wade
2---Mr. Dave Mcfarland
72i r. Washing on--Phone 2-99li
North LITTLE Reck
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WITH THE CHURCHES

Shiloh Baptist The Women's
day program with Mrs. M. @.
Bell as chairman was glowing
success. The address " Mfs. yfe-
ian Haywood was very inspiring
Mrs. Rosemary p. u nks sang,
The Lord Is My fisht," bcal H.
fully Additional music was fur
nished by the women Of TIE choir
with Mrs. Helen Pruitt taking the
lead in His Eye Is On The Spa
row., On the evening musical
program the following persons APP
peared; Earl Dyer, Clyde Webb.
Mrs. Katherine Gill, Miss Lazette
Winstead, Roosevelt Jones. Hen
ny Peoples and Sc Luke cicir.
Rev. G. y. retta~ay y >sst.'sl;
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-10-31

NOTICE

NOTICE
In The PROBATE Court of Pu-
laskl County, Arkansas
In the matter OF the Estate Of
Jennie DortCh, deceased
No, 27926
Last known address of decedent,
o0l Victory street, Little Rock,
Arkansas
Date of death, May %, 1852
An instrument GATED August
12nd 1850, was on the 25th day
o. june, 1852, admitted to pro-
pate as the last will Of the above
named Qgccdeut, and the under
stgned has been appointed executor
hereunder, A contest Of the pro-
bate of the will can be effected
ouly by filing a petition within
tho time provided by law
All persons having CLAIMS against
the estate must exhibit them, duly
verified, to the undersi gned with
in six months from the date Of
the FIRST publication OF this notice,
or they Shall be forever barred
and precluded from any benefit in
the estate
This notice first published 3lst
day Of October 1852
Charlie Anderson
Executor
$40 West 9th ST.,
Little Rock, Arkansas
Jackie L. Shropshire. Attorney
Century Building
Little Rock, Arkansas
1921; lit, 1874; 1921
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RIGHT AROUND US
sY G~endoIyn N, Floyo

eording to publicity car dealers
everywhere have promised to as
sist In getting the vote out. just
call your faVorite ear dealer If you
need transportation. Don't forget
to vote"
ON THE POLITICAL FRONT
The two major political partie4,
have two outstanding Americans
in the liae-up as presidential TIM
Der, Recently, it has been my
privilege to See films on famous
men OF our country George
Washington, John Marshall, and
Andrew Jackson. Fearless men,
men Of steel who laid the founda-
ton of this country. Present day
problems are many and varied
yet most Of them may be solved
in accordance with laws on tho
stature books ON the wen known
documents, The American consti-
tuition. By the way, the tieklish
question IN this campaign is Civil
Rights, | guess your scribe Is be
coming cynical but | don't be-
lieve that all win be well along
this line There'll be Much a do
about nothing; the tempest win
rage, but it will be Impossible to
tame the diXiecrats. Methinks, il
will all add UP to a mid summer
night dew, as far as legislation is
concerned This thing muss en-.
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