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FLAGSTONE i
STONEWORK
PATIOS, RETAINING WALLS

WAAho. WAblnG1k. W. O. = sOo,
FLOORS sANDLDs and IA anished:
f ike new. ga Can any any ti@e u Wa. s-iiss.
FLOOR SANDING. refinishing; exper.
mech. Work guar Free estimate;
- Average T rm;; SI3. co a 5;4S39. VII si.O
G GeShasicS wa Wint Sses ps ans time "
FLOOR SANDING AND REFINisH.
ING; old floors made new; free est.
FLooR S2RvICE. Notnina out the
best laying ,., sanding fnif s1ns:
FoRs NC 4S5s cofdeii ave- ave-.
Bethesda Nd. o. 4;7466
finishing f. nd Of ala 81 kinds free csti-
GENERAL REPAIRS and carpentry
work old or new Call J. w. SPURL-
General iHiiHI REPfAiifR;s-pain.ins. Diss-
s nT ise esTRfnr' No Sor3 JOB roof e eaaf
GENERAL ctoNTR2caToR of all types
remodeling, dec. rooms; porches.
closets CLOSETS painting o ETC. Free S ssti-
GUTTERING, spouting and sheet
metal work installed. Free estimates.
MATTRESSES remade, So up, 6TtlN
BEDDING CO.. 1924 18th st. NV.
OIL BTRNERs and gas furnaces IN
PAiNlTiNG. PAPERING: for reason
able estimate. Call Ju. e-477l;o
PAINTING CoNTRACToR--commer-
IS yrs yrs. Mr. LAWRENCE WHENCE RX "A.
PAINTING. INTERIOR AND ExTE-
RIt'R-Pree estimates. wOrh guar
P aaniisff a And SI 5EcoRArNG. color
IN your home. interior and exterior;
P aGSfsf SoFk AND 3D. f fgaasi car
pentry: free estimates. c. E.
PAINTING. PAPERING. kitchen and
bathroom remodeling: fioor and vail
ts hSscTat faphHsR sii. "a ssS oor.
sanded and and refnished. Need work.
PAHNiiNGG.' TO- paperhansins, plaster
ing. carpentry; LIST class work. Rea-
is5s95f SEf''' 5si sss'ns'6t
PAINTING. exterior and interior. all
work done at half price by first
class white mechanics; patch plas-
teTing. roofing: 10, s-sl24. =.
ing: reas. price,: free estimates:
work guar. WADE. NE. s-SS35. 1o'
PAINTING. PAPERING. KENYON.
ing. carpentry. plasterinE. White
man. Does own work. 10. 3-4566.
PAINTING-FL0OR FINISHING, WORK
by neat experts. no lob too small.
For free estimates. call Ii. 1887.
Ii 4-5042.
PAINTING-SPECIAL
SIS any average room. Free estimates.
1inmed. serv. THOMAS, KE. s-4660.
CONTINUED on Next Page.)'
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MOTOR TRAVEL Cont,

Florida transportation
Responsible persons to drive
brand-new 1858 automobiles
to Miami, Fla. Call BALTIC.
Belmont 1400, MR.. KNELL.
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EMIDDLE-AGE COLORED LADY, gen.
erai housework: live in, 5a-day
GERMAN WOMAN win take full chg.
S Srsa o5 mother S y9Tks Falls Church
IL COLORED LADIES desire days
work; eex1pUesrienced, with references.
REFINED OYSouNG LADY. eolOrsd.
sdy onl Sosi IL 7 Sntsos i0r invalid
C0L0RED, exper., free to stay nights.
| Wish work. Love children. Can sun.
"a p M. ME. S-1574.
C0L0RED GIRL, experienced. de-
ssires days work. Good ref. Ii,
COLLEGE GIRL wants part-time
lob o5, as nurse s6aS or Inv. livs:in.
CoL0RED GIRL desires g.h.w. or
child child care ~ days week. Refer
COLORED GIRL wants days work or
COLORED GIRL desires fun or part
time child care. Monday through
cS6SRtP s SE seai1 Sis,I hoSssx95s
II iIno 4-Si4se. niiofen' pam '00A'nE'
COLORED GIRL. neat. dependable.
wishes 5 days. References; Can any
CoLoRED Girl wants job as bus
ences. Cali 90. Hudson S-56s4.
COLORED GIRL desires days work
or Child care. Lincoln 6-39s3.
CoIoRED GIRL desires days work;
experienced. HUI. 3-4994.
COL. GIRL wishes to take care of
children and do Inv. only. LU.
c s12SSSi GIRL desires Job as moth
srs helper; i've days; live in. Lu.
col. GIRL desires 5 days week: or
2 children: regularly. no. 2-S605.
GIRL. CoLoRED. wants days work at
CSoSLoREDS GIRL. desires s' G senersl
house work; living in; for empl.
G flfknnil' co GIts 5u wants. ssSSS cD clean
ing doctors ofhce; looming house
C0LOREDS GIRL desire: Job working
after school; baby sitting or moth
c sSs oR helper ,R IA d. 6oS71 cn,,d ..r.
COLORED GIRL desires work: Inv.
or child care. Mon. thru Fri; $25
plus carfare. 10. S-5397.
COL0RED GIRL desires 5-days' work.
$25. carfare. AID. 2-5564.
COLORED GIRL desires day work, any
kind, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday;
references. NO. 7-1442.
COLORED GIRL desires day work;
good housekeeper. city references.
CoLoR2DSO GIRL desires child care
and light housework while mother
works. AID. 4-41S4.
COLORED GIRL desires taking care
Of 2 children and light house clean
| ing. ME. S-2916.
COLORED GIRL would like Inv.
an dchild care; 5 days a week. Call
| 10. S-6S43.
COL. GIRL, neat, reliable, wants
| days work; charwoman, dishwaSher
counter girl, e.h.w. DI. 7-7S98. 81
COLORED GIRL WANTS GENERAL
HOUSEWORK, so DAYS WEEK.
$50 PLUS CARFARE. NE. S-2O54.
COLORED GIRL WANTS DAYS
| WORK OR 4 DAYS A WEEK. ST.
| 3-0522
| COLORED GIRL WISHES JOB,
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MATTRESSES

Immediate N1dHT OPENINGS
PLUS EXCELLENT TIPS,
plus meals and uniforms furnished:
pleasant conditions. permanent posi-
ton: sick leave. group insurance
APPLY ANY HOT SH0PPE
Room 200. 1S41 G st. NV.
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GIRL, grill and steam table, 3-l1
1886 Conn. ave. NV. WO. $4,000.
GIRLS twhiteI with some. packing
ability. Perm. position. 5-day week.
Vacations, etc. Apply 112l Fifth
GIRLS twhite) for shipping room
of large wholesaler. Permanent
position, 5-day week. Vacations,
etc. Apply 112l Fifth st. NV.
LADY, cultured. ambitious; opportuni-
vancement; pleasant work. Pay &C.
cording to ability. Box 293-Y. Star.
LADY, white. between 30 to 40. for
private Investigation and detective
work on all basis. Some experience
LHDfEs NEED F Ex TH1 aoNESs This
time. Ambitious person with per
sonality; Exper; not necessary. Can
LADIES 90 to pay those bills with
pleasant part-time work. RE: 2
WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
adults; pvt. upstairs dSir rm. AN and ' bath;
Chevy Chase, Nd, near Washing
ton State. age, experience and
ref. in first letter; $40. per wk.
P. o, BOX 40S3. Chevy Chase Post
,S of,es; Chevy Chase 10. Nd. IS
care of girls in small mission school
Fairfax 64-J-2.
WOMEN. with cars, to make door to-
door survey for well-known adver-
Using agency spare time work.
M sailing MnSf hH aYnnPiAnred
Salary, ST so per hour plus car al
Box .79-Y. Star. %
WOMEN make money at home. spare
e s@s sew prG GfssSIsu' RfRhS8Ts4
WOMEN, with car, to arrange APP
pointments with home owners in
your spare time; no selling; excel
lent salary. Apply .sl0l Schrider
s Sci iiE sALs ssriR RNd me to Pm
WOMEN, Is As, WITH
OR WITHOUT CARS,
PART TIME OUTSIDE
WORK. WE TRAIN AND
SUPERVISE 3 HOURS
DAILY, $l.O0 PER HR.
AND COMM, GASO-.
LINE FURN. INTER-
VIEWS, 10 AMI PM,
MON, TU ES., WE'D.
CAPITAL SALES CO.,
422-A ZIG BLDG, 8641
&C L ESVILLE RID,
SILVER SPRING, MD.
10
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STENOGRAPHER. full or part time,
Excel. typist with speed. 81 so hr.
STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position, with
large, we'll established real es-
tate and mortgage loan Of
fee; pleasant surroundings,
conditioned building; 3Gh-
hour work week, no Saturday
work: lunches furnished free,
disqualification and life in
surance furnished free after
reasonable length OF service;
$500 per wear to start, with
opportunity for advancement.
,ALL MRS. RIESS MA. S-2l1:
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SITUATIONS MEN 9 WOMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COUPLE to manage, rooming or apart
ment house in exchange for rent
refs. Box 248-X, Star.
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OFFICE MGR. EXEC. sEcY.
Well educated, neat. pleasant per-
sonalaity. In late 30s. excellent
health. Hard worker. Can handle
cores. on own initiative. Top
salary necessary and viii earn every
penny Of it. No dissatisfied en-
ployers In the past and expect none
In the future. Now employed but
change needed with more future.
Permanent. Bon 34e-Y, star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL--Also 39l courses in
business. Industrial and engineering
Earn YOUR diploma at home In spare
time les Phone NE S-s168
5 nSuF s-4 tSitSFueti0n' 2 hours weekly
sPANfsH. Private class. Your home
or :, mine Inc ANR 9as 716 10Th st,
MODERN TRAINING in beauty Gull
ture; all subjects taught approved
Rs 81 sE3SRRiHS9 S'Y BE as s's soR
sH HORT! lS m e. go 50 6 ia
w.p.m.; guaranteed course; semipvt.
p Frse typins; ST S;234 Go.,.. ...v
IssFasd IS. sc e haas.ssO; S&y ;Iss:
TUTORINGEGrade. nigh school
remedial subjects. How to study
e AdSls e THe sq741 Years Oh expert
AccoRDioN AND PIANO lessons by
pvt. teacher. individual attention
ReasGnnSs rHtss RA 6fSs
so to 100 w.p.m.; s to g.. i've nights
q week. Hourly rate. AID. 4-35O7.
POSITIONS open, paying to 81, 900
w.; now; take. quick refresher
course in shorthand and tipping or
bookkeeping. also for beg.'s. BOYD
SCHOOL, est. * yrs cor. G and
HOME TUTORING-Alg..g eom.. Lat,
FIR, Sp.. Eng. Ger, arith,. read.
Elem, jr. high, sr. high sub. UN.
WANTED TO TUTOR grammer or
high school subjects or retarded
child; preferably Chevy Chase Sec
ton. Phone, WO. 6-5646.
MATHEMATICS-Co HIS Tutor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

TYPIST-White, some stenog-
raphy, 1-girl office. 5-day wk.,
act as receptionist principally.
ST. 3-0352.
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ry yPS9 ,1 Wh Isee nSt over yea; s5 caro-
wk.; ,S45 per wk. to start. Box
TYPisieA also to relieve on PIX.
May call from 9 to 8 Sat. or Sun.
s At sresi Hs:paa OIL, 2-77sa. Ask TOR
TYPIST - Dictaphone: accurate; re-
port writing experience helpful. Re-
pies confidential to Box 305-Z, Star.
THPIST-Experience to work in
ne. section. conv. to public trans
portation; must be able to type at
sIrsnce' PAID paid Vacation ne and r1uo other her
employe benefits Apply SAFEWAY
TYPISTNGeneral insurance ONCE;
experienced, rate clerk, policy writer
for fire and casualty; 5-day wk.,
sI pDS9s: f S6 ad SaRf SoI Phone
TYP .T-Must do general tipping
and BE- willing to learn and operate
smaI. switchboard: good pay with
opportunity for advancement: See
G. iSoI oronocO st.. Alex. Va.
N. phone calls. 10
T&PIST, ediphone or dictaphone
exper helpful but not necessary.
Permanent. Call Mon. MA. S-0775:
TYPIST. under 50. for fire and
casualty insurance branch office.
Pleasant surroundings; modern Of
fee and good chance to advance
to important position; 37h-h week
Apply NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL,
S12 Woodward Bldg. Ill
TYPIST; speed and accuracy essen
tial: ability to use debating ma
chine; age 20-30; 5h-day wk. :;
centrally located; ideal working
conds. ST. 3-16SS. MRS. HAGER.
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TYPIST

For permanent full time tipping;
white; 5-day, 40-hr. week; sick
and vacation leave plan: quarterly
cash bonuses, plus profit sharing
plan. Advancement.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
GUARANTEED SALARY

ment company from your home. I'm
limited phone necessary. HO. 2-6500.
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SITUATIONS MEN teon..,
OFFICE MANAGERT

Gentle. middle sos. over l5 yrs exp
bkkpg., secretarial. many other gen.
ONCE, adm. exper.. desires perm. pos.
with future in est. org; pres. empl
as ONCE mgr; refs. Box 246-X, Star.
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HELp-WoMEl,
PART TIME

CoLORED-DOCToR's OFFICE. 5:45
Fri: neat. personable: must type;
no cleaning: 81 per hour, BOY
21O-X, Star.
COLORED TEACHER
Shorthand and tipping. Full or part
time. State education and phone.
Box 231-Z, Star.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

COLORED = TYING, shorthand;
eyes $iS no.; fns SCHOOL 81 a 4gth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

AN AMAZING OFFER!
Earn S5O-S100 weekly in spare time
without investing penny. Pleasant
EVER. Roosevelt l. N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

WOMEN, 21-35!
One of the largest organiza lions of
its kind has opened branch office
sonable and intelligent women to
present our product to the public
of the Wash. area. This Is a
very interesting, unusual and de-
ligftful propositions; excel. oppor-
tunity Tor hose that qualify. APPLY n1g
10th ST., Suite B-1224. DE. 2-S2 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

CLEANER and laundress. col. desires
day Fri: very good refs. ST. 3-4573.
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HOUSEKEEPER
For employed mother and 9 scht
children: No drinking. Ii
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BIG DEMAND
FOR NURSES
JIVILSERVICE'

Indefinite employees urged TO take
exams at once. Steno-clerk: typist:
card punching. CIVIL SERVICE
PREP SCHOOL. 1918 14th st. NV.
(14th and Park rd.), AID. 2-955S.
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PART TIME-Attractive. white. 80
yrs; pref. secy. or recep.: eve. work;
avail. Sat; Sun. AL day; will DO
urday Sunday 3
H.. S. GRAD, desires clerical work.
fountain girl or sewing. NE. S-2S51.
Evening star., 1953-09-24

Health and Beauty Aids
SMAMP0O EIiaobe'h 1Se+ 5Qc
AMMIDENT @ Tooth Io1 SIC
@HR 0n0nE Mt Tooth 3M ~. co..
~NG U PaStO 49, pkg Wv
COLGATE p.o.s s.Sss" c,.om 'ss ats ss'' 27c
COLGATE D.s's o.sss" c,..m '%s'' .t: 47c
COLGATE DiSsop Rndo; c,.on sS,: ssa CSC
In Most SofewGy Stores
Evening star., 1953-09-24
BANQUET
BONED
CHI G Z En-

These prices effective Saturday
September 26, 1858, in Washington, D. c.: MARYLAND:
Bethesda Silver Spring Takoma Park Badenburg Rockville
Gaithersburg Coral Hills HyattSve Kensington Brentwood
Chevy Chase COmar Manor Wheaton, Mount Rainier College
Park Berwyn Suitland Marlboro LAUREL Indian Cap
Ol Heights VIRGINIA. Alexandria, Arlington Fairfax Falls
Church Mclean HerndOn, Vienna. Annandale NO SALES
TO DEALERS. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT
QUANTITIES. Produce prices subject daily market change
Evening star., 1953-10-09
LegoIMoneuversPut $25, 900
Price Tag Bottleship Oregon

there now. The Navy says its
status is that of being held ito
be returned to Oregon" but that
1t would cost $2.5 million to do
that.
Meanwhile, the concern that
bought the Oregon for scrap,
Edw. M. Kicker & Co., sued the
Government. It contended the
value of the vessel as an unpro-
PEELED barge at the time it was
requisitioned was $150,000. The
Government argued that the
value should be based only on
the worth of the metal in the old
hull on a scrap basis. 1t offered
the company $11,270. No one
tried to put a money value on
the glory of the traditions that
clung to the old veteran.
The court upheld the Govern
ment's contention but found the
reasonable value of a hull for
scrapping purposes was $25, 900.
It gave the company a judgment
for that amount. plus interest.
but minus $8,453 already paid.
School children used to read in
their history books how the Ore.
gon in 1898, sailed from San
Evening star., 1953-10-09

The historic battleShip Oregon
has sailed through the Court of
Claims, leaving in it's ancient
wake judgment of $4,000 for
the company that contracted to
scrap the vessel.
The court opinion wrote an
other chapter in the story of the
famous old ship, which was the
pride of the fleet in the Spanish
American War. It was used for
training purposes in World War
I. In 1925, it became a Marine
Museum at Portland, Greg.
The Oregon's role in World
War II was intended to be an
ignominimous one. Steel was
scarce, and in 1943, it was sold
to be broken up for scrap.
The battleship was stripped of
gear and dismantled down to
the weather deck. Then fate
intervened and offered another
career-if a humble one-in it's
third war. The hull was requisi-
toned by the War Shipping Ad-
miniStrator.
The Navy toWed the cripple
out to Guam and used it as an
ammunition barge. It's tied up
Evening star., 1953-10-09
Room 10 Be Dedicated
To Mary Church Terrell

DR.. Mary Church Terrell, 80,
first Negro woman appointed to
the Board of Education in the
District, will be honored at $50
pm. Sunday, when her friends
dedicate a reading room in her
honor at the Inspiration House,
1867 Kalorama road NV.
James Butcher. Howard Uni
veIsity faculty member. will re-
sent skit highlighting Mrs,
Terrell's achievements in the
educational field. instances of
Mrs. Terrell's life will be por-
trayed by students in the drama
school at Howard University.
Mrs. Terrell also will be feted
at luncheon at 1890 pm. to-
morrow in the Hotel Statler.
Evening star., 1953-10-09
Court Here Refuses
To Block A. F. Trial Of
Civilian in Tokyo

Federal Judge David A. Pine
yesterday held the Air Force was
within its rights in arresting and
holding for court martial an
American civilian. Joseph Ru-
bernstein, of Detroit.
Rubenstein is being held at an
Air Force Correction Center in
Tokyo. He is charged with the
theft of whisky for resale in
Japan. signing false documents
in connection with the importa-
ton of whisky. imperSonating a
military officer in attempt to
defraud and "harming the Jap
arese economy"
The offenses are alleged to
have occurred in Japan in 1851
and 1852, while Rubenstein was
emploved as the civilian mana
ger of a club for civilian en-
ployes of the Air Force. Ruben
stein. a veteran of World War
II, was arrested by Air Force
police in Korea last June.
Writ Denied.
Judge Pine. in the U. S. Dis
trict Court for the District of
Columbia, yesterday refused to
grant a writ of habeas corpus
sought by Attorneys Myron
Ehrlich and Joseph Sitnick in
behalf of Rubenstein. The writ,
if issued. would have brought
the defendant before an Ameri-
can civil court.
In refusing to grant the writ.
Judge Pine agreed with the con-
tention of Assistant United
States Attorney Edward O! Fen
nell and 1t. Col. Chester Wilson
of the Air Force legal depart
men that Rubenstein's arrest
and detention were authorized
by a section of the Uniform
Code of Military Justice.
That section gives the military
jurisdiction, under certain cir
cumStanceS, over civilians who
are accompanying" the armed
forces in the field.
10th Case Differs.
Several weeks ago, Federal
Judge Alexander Holtzoff freed
a former Air Force sergeant who
had been arrested by military
police at his civilian job in Pitts
burgh, Pa, and flown back to
Korea to answer a murder
charge.
At that time, Judge Holtzoff
held that the Uniform Code of
Military Justice did not empower
the Air Force to seize the vet
eran, Robert 10th, and carry
him off, with no preliminary
hearing, to a distant point for
court martial.
But 10th was arrested in this
country. where American civil
courts are available. Such was
not the case with Rubenstein.
Evening star., 1953-10-09
Riders Moving 10 Rear
See Thank-You Siqns
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.-The
Baltimore Transit Co. has a new
three-ply attack on the problem
of passengers jamming the aisles
near the front of its streetcars
buses and trackless trolleys.
A sign at the front of the
vehicles says:
Please move back. Than
you!"
In the middle of the vehicle
another sign says:
"A little farther back, pleased"
And at the rear:
THANK you for moving
back"
Evening star., 1953-10-09

Francisco around Cape Horn tC
Santiago. Cuba, to help destro,
the Spanish feet. The voyage
took from March 19 to May rs
Without radio. it was unreporteo
for most of that period. The
country held it's breath, the his
tory books said. but it arrived
in time for the battle of the
fleets.
The voyage served to point the
need for a canal across the 18TH
mus of Panama.
Evening star., 1953-10-09
Hiking Club Plans Trip

The Wanderbirds Hiking Club
will leave by bus for Stony Man
Mountain in Shenandoah Ma
tional Park, Va, at $3.50 am.
Sunday from Twelfth street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Evening star., 1953-10-09
Huy Ride Planned

The District High School
Christian Endeavor Union will
go on hay ride at pm. to-
morrow from Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets NV.
Evening star., 1953-10-09
Lecture at Friends House

DR.. Dona L. Kelley of Beau
mont, Calf. will speak on the
teachings of Sardar Kirpal Singh
Sahib of India at pm. tomor-
row and Sunday in the Friends
Meeting House, 2111 Florida
avenue NV
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-12-11

You see more smiles, hear more
thank-you's and sense an air oil
friendllness wherever you 90 Of
Christmas time. And rightly So
for after all. this Is the time when
we celebrate goodwill toward our
fellow man.
The tradition OF exchanging gifts
with family and friends has always
been part Of this good will. Now,
while we still have time, let's think
OF something "all our own" that We
can give to friend or a member Of
the family. Why not give a few
Jars Of tasty, homemade jellies and
jams? For example, Apricot jam
or the ever-popular Orange Marina
lads will be just the thing. With
the "short-boil method" It takes
only matter OF minutes, so begin
by making these recipes or any of
the others you'll find In the recipe
folder that comes with your pur-
chase of natural fruit pectin.
They're all wonderful ways to pro-
vide gifts that say Merry Christ.
mas" for youl
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-12-11
Atkins
A F. Cunningham

F. Cunningham
Miss Barbara Bland underwent
tonsillectomy operation recent
IL and was home at Blackville,
for a few days. We hope she
will soon be able to return to
la & N college, Pine Bluff,
where she is a student We
are proud to see several Of our
Young women attending college.
Miss Louise Barton, is taking a
course in Denver, Colorado. Miss
Betty Lou Bland is student at
philander Smith college, Little
Rock The program of the
singing and church unions was
we'll attended on the fifth Sunday
in November. Rev. Clemens,
president of the church union;
Rev Flagg, secretary. Ed Wins
ton, is president of the singing
union Mrs. Birvee Morris,
Van Buren, county, was shopping
in Conway county recently. She
has a son in service in Korea :.
Mrs. Mamie Sullivan, visited
Mrs Willie Gunnels of Morrilton,
recently George Buhl, en-.
terprising citizen of Morrilton,
and newly married man, is very
good IN building rock walls and
projects, and knows something
about cattle The Cosmopo-
Titan Funeral home is well estab-
lished in the county under F. ID.
Ttsower, and is doing a fine
business among the people d.
Morrilton is a wide open field
for first class workmen. shoe re-
pairing, rooming houses and pres
ing shops.
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HIGHlIGhTS OF BOOKER HOMES =

she was seated, the guests sang
Happy Birthday" This was her
18th birthday and a cake with
candles was in the center of the
table. Those present were Patri-
cha Gillian. Gloria Vinson, Gay
River Hudson, Columbus Eskridge
and James Scott, also Mr.. Brooks
and his Boy scout leaders, who
are having a training course in
the social room were invited in
to share in the refreshments of
ice cream, cake, punch, nuts and
minis. All present had a very
enjoyable time The death Of
Mrs, Willie Mae Green, who lived
on College street in the east end.
three families Of Booker homes
were bereaved, Mrs. Jessie Nor
man, (sister and family of "a
Pasadena, Mrs. Matte Allen isis
teri and family of 81 Burbank
and Otis Preston, tcousin) and
family of 154 GMC. We extend
our deepest sympathy to each of
them and recommend them to
God who doeth all things well.
Heartfelt sympathy is extended
to Mrs, Florida Gunthrop of ia
GMC, because of the death of her
husband, Carter Gunthrop. May
God strengthen her . On the
sick list are Mrs. Ethel Nelson Of
43 GMC and Mrs. Arvinger
mother" Gilbert of II Burbank
Lane. A speedy recover is wish
ed for both THAT'S ALL.
SEE YOU NEXT WEEK.