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,st people do, the rest follow

suit.
Best of all Flitterbell Forbes has
been after her daddy for a long
time for new car, and he refused
to let her have it, because she had
been going with Bristolene Brinn
of Gar Greek, because some Cat
fish Corner people look down on
Gar Checkers and he had said he
wouldn't buy her car so long as
she went around with Bristolene
Brinn. But on Saturday morning,
he gave her the money and told
her to get the new car, and he felt
so good he forgot anything about
Bristolene Brinn.
Whatever enjoyment the women
folks got out of Easter has been
over-shadowed his week by the
grumbling and cussing of the men.
Abe Abel didn't show up Monday
as promised. Even Dilbury Dixon,
who was we'll liked before had been
cussed and discussed, until the poor
man hasn't showed his face at the
store, and it is the won't blow Re
has had since Mrs. Callie Bash
Baxter broke her engagement to
him.
Strangest of all, Flitterbell For
hes and her new car are gone, and
her parents got word that she and
Bristolene Brinn had eloped, and
gone on a wedding trip. BY next
week, l hope to get the full details
about these happenings.
The Conclusion of Catfish Corner
Easter Episode
Well, the women of Catfish Cor
ner had a big Easter-Sunday, be-
cause Dilbury Dixon went around
and told that Abe Abel had called
him up to tell the fisherman that
he was coming in Monday to pay
off his bad checks given when he
bought fish last year. Everyone
was so sure of getting his money,
the womenfolks were allowed to
spend a lot of money for Easter
finery.
But Abel didn't show up with the
money, and while the women got
what they wanted, the men were
sick. Fitterbell Forbes was given
a new automobile and she ran
y
away and married Bristolene Brlnn
of Gar Greek, and it nearly killed
her daddy, being as how some OF
the people look down on Gar Creek
ers, and he didn't want his daugh-
ter to go with Bristolene.
However the old man is now re-
conciled to the wedding, as they
have returned from their honey
moon, and the old man said any
body smart enough to pull a trick
like Brinn pulled, was all right,
for a son-in-law. 1t all happened
like this:
Bristolene and Flitterbell have
been engaged long time, but hef
daddy had opposed the courtsh p
She had also wanted an automo-
bile.
On Palm Sunday Bristolene said
to her: 81 think l know plan to
get your car. If you get the car,
will YOU marry me? And she said
eyes" and she kissed him.
"Honey," he said, 81 am going
to make you the happiest girl you
have ever been. And am going TO
make a lot of other girls happy
too" and she slapped him.
But after a while he got her
mieted down and then he told her
his plan. 81 am going to call up
Dilbury Dixon, and tell him l am
his old friend, Abe Abel" he sad,
''The old coot will fall for it, and
he will go over the whole place anu
tell folks what l say. l will tell
him, this is your old pal, Abe Abel
talking, and l am coming Monday
to make good all the bad checks
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at the Piano.
At the close of the party, re-
freShmentS were served.
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Africa At A Glance
AFRICAN VOLUNTEER" WINNER TO BE ANNOUNCED

(ANP)-Thursday 49, the day that
the 18th Bryant and
outstanding during
the the history
Bryant pogram-begm a
country
different
winner of the top award 100 dors) will be flown New York
presented prize
inees will receive plaques citing their accomplishments
NEW ETHIOPIAN UNIVERSITY
Adds Ababa (ANP)-As a OF a grant
Ethiopia university
open December The is
Ethiopian cooperative education scheme that has been in
operation 1852 Acting president Of the institution is Harold
Benty University of Utawhich
Mormon presently in the US recruiting staff the school
Ababa may give
Negro Americans chance qualify professors for the Ethiopian
university.
AFRICAN CARNIVAL
New York (ANP)-A hree-day African Carnival begin
sponsored by Foundation
Regiment Aor The carnival staged and Photographed
Pmus and her West Indian assoc
ate Borde together
Africa Featured the Of go
singers dancers and musicians oa
Nigeria; Desine company
Cuba the Percy Bode troupe
from Trinidad and American Negro performers Daann Carroll Can
Adder Johnny Brown Jr Proceeds from
staff and maintain mobile hospital units
TWO NEW SCHOOLS
Monrova (ANP-Two institutions higher learning, one
in Johnsonvie Liberia Northern Nigeria
pected open Lbean
agricultural college University Liberia fin
grant Special Fund The
University of Northern Nigeria at Kaduna
NEW SAHARA TEST
notwithstanding informed the CITY,
exploding its " underground nucear bomb in
greatest coang preparations
for progress
expected during President de Gaus trip Corsica
JAMAICAN FLIES QUEEN TO AFRICA
Kingston, Jamaica (ANP) jamaican pilot Captain John
charge Elizabeth
Edinburgh Africa The Queen flew to
Woodham former student Of Munro College
pilot the plane bearing the British royal fam
" on London December 8.
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ments, Premier Hendrix F. Yer
woerd said that no move from in
side or outside South Africa would
persuade his government to aban-
don its apartheid trace segrega-
tom policy. He said that his
policy was to do justice to all
races and convince the world that
only this policy could succeed.
Verwoerd made his statement at
a rally celebrating his Nationalist
party's victory in the October cleo
tons A report from Capetown
said the Synod Of Cape Province
Nederduitsch Gereformeerde Kerk,
a branch of the Dutch Reformed
Church, voted by an overwhelming
majority to resign from the World
Council Of Churches. The break
was attributed mainly to the
World Councils condemnation OF
the South African government s
racial segregation policies and
segregation as practiced by the
church in the country.
AN UNKNOWN organization in
the Federation Of Rhodesia and
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an American Negro, and Georgy
P. Arkadev Of Russia as his prin-
cipal advisers. Both are UN under
secretaries. Bunche served in the
Congo early after disputes arose
there
MEANWHILE, in Belgium, the
government has announced it will
withdraw the passports Of Bel
gians serving with the military
forces of the secessionist Katanga
province. Observers indicate that
this move should help the United
Nations command in its efforts to
rid Katanga's army of European
mercernaries.
THE FIRST conference on the
development Of press, radio, NOV
les and television In Africa will
be held In Casablanca from jan
uary "A, to February 6, 1862, ac-
cording to an announcement from
Rabot, Morocco.
PUBLICATION OF a newspap-
er which will appear in all the
main Bantu languages will soon
be issued in South Africa, first
as a weekly In other develop
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Takes Out Prison Garbage
And Just Kept MoVinqI

Vandalia, Ill. (ANP) - Wade
Hale, 80, an inmate at Illinois
State Penal farm, serving a one
year term for petty larceny, was
apparently a model prisoner, and
being a "trusty", had more free
dom of movment about the farm
than the less fortunate prisoners,
One of Wade's numerous duties
as handyman was to take the trash
and garbage to the prison gate to
be picked up later by truck. The
gate must have been left open one
night last week because Wade took
out the garbage but didn't come
back!
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THIS NJ THAT
By Hazel Underwood


Give thanks to God? How can this human voice
Find words to thank the One who gave it breath?
How can these lips defiled by sinful choice
Speak praise to Him who proved love through death
Give thanks to God? Mere speech cannot suffice
When love great a human has stirred
These eyes, in wonder, view redempton's price
And stricken, trembling lips can frame no word
Yet, in His tenderness, understands
The Deep though wordless language of the soul
And finds the very thanks that demands
In broken hearts which ask to be made whole
For in each beat Of contrite heart hears
A song Of love, superb in word praise;
And cries Of true repentance ears
AS pleasing melodies Of thanks praise
Edith A. Everson
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Peoria Building Trades
Union Accepts First
Negro Carpenter

S N
Peoria, Ill. CAMP - Joe Nc
Christon, who began work as q
member of Local 1883 of the Car.
penters Union, earning $4.O51s ar
hour, last week became the first OF
his race to join a skilled building
trade union in this city.
He joined the union after quail.
flying before a three-man examin.
ing board and paying a $135 init.
alton fee. The local has / 400 mem.
bers.
McChriston, 80, worked for the
H and H Floor Covering Co. as a
non-union truck driver before up
grading himself by taking instruc-
ton from a floor covering manu-.
facturer.
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1.-THE MAIL MUST
GO THRoucHI'

San Diego, Calf. (ANP)-When
David Lippitt's house burned down
last week, about all that was left
standing was a front porch post
and the mail box. Remembering
that the mail must go through
regardless of rain, storm, fire or
snow, the carrier on Lippitt's
route arrived, pushed through the
crowd of police, firemen and spec
tators, waded through puddles,
stepped over hoses, put some let
ters in the still hot mailbox, and,
without looking back - trudged on
to the next stop on his route!
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Professional MoUrneF
'WuiIs" For Lost TimeI

Bantry, Ireland (ANP) - A
fast-disappearing figure at wakes
and funerals is the professional
waller or mourner, employed by
some undertakers to lead the
moaners and groaners paying their
last respects to the dear departed,
For years Mrs. Kate Connolly
was Bantry's noted waller, en-
ployed to cry and moan before,
during and after the funeral serv-
ice. She was widely known for her
eccentric talents but last week her
wall had a personal touch - she
died at the age Of 100!
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"And The Joker Ran Wild"


Des MONIES, Iowa CAMP -
Poker players know that when the
joker runs wild" it means that
any suit of three cards, automati-
cally becomes four - and a win
ming hand most times. So, last
week when Municipal Judge Harry
Grund fined poker player Donald
Leroy Hall, $40, for being caught
in gambling raid, Hall was plum
disguised - not with the police,
but with the timing" of the raid.
Halls sad comment: when the
police came, had three aces and
a joker!"
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WHITE STUDENTS
PROTEST ON DAY
OF NEGRO,a EXEm1TTON

Raleigh. N. c. CAMP - -Four
white college students paraded in
front Of the state capitol with
signs protesting capital punish
ment until shortly after the execu-
ton Of 31-year-old Theodore Boy
kin, who died in the North Car
DINA gas chamber last week for
he rape-slaying Of a woman.
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THE Nerve Of

Some BUrglorSF
Laredo, Texas (ANP) - Chief
of Detectives A. H. Jimenez, last
week gave special praise to Police
men Ramon Riojas and Sam Brew
ster, for their prowess in arresting
three burglars caught in a junk
yard.
Quizzing the prisoners at head
quarters Chief Jimenez discovered
that it was his junk yard they had
invaded! His wry comment: THE
nerve Of some burglars"
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ny water.
Many families had to leave
their homes because fallen trees
had damaged their roofs and
broken out windows. Several
homes had roofs caved in because
Of the weight of trees that had
toppled over on them. One of the
saddest cases we learned about
was the tree that blew a young
mothers front porch loose from
the house and fell across the front
Of the house so no one was able
to enter. The porch hangs clear
across the whole front of the house
causing the house to be very dark
inside. Several days later while
in the neighborhood we noticed
the debris had been cleared from
the yards in the block with the
exception of Mrs. Jones house. 1t
was not cleared for at least three
weeks.
Now, two months later, we were
again in the block and saw the
roof still covering the front of
the house and the front yard. It
had slipped down a little. Wonder
ing, I asked why everyone else
in that area had their property
cleared up and this young couples
home was in this condition. Then
1 learned the father had left the
mother, his wife, with their five
young children and that she could
not afford to do anything except
pay for the debris to be moved
from the yard and had the roof
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Focus On Africa
BY EDDIE L. MADISON, JR.

THE FIRST challenge facing Thant of Burma, the
acting secretary general of the United Nations is the situation
former Belgian Congo Ethiopia Nigeria and the Sudan
requested an meeting of the world organization to
cope with the Congo which they blamed colOnialist
mercenaries Following Thants unanimous election he i'm
medatey announced the appointment of Dr. Ralph Bunche
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Nyasaland Is sending out thou,
sands Of cyclostyled circulars tc
Africans, warning them to beware
Of Russian propaganda Loyal
African brothers, beware Of the
honeyed words of the Russians
and the rest of the imperialist
gang" it reads. The circular con-
dennis the Russians for their nu-
clear explosions and goes on;
Brothers, these Russians are
great liars. The French colonial
lists were bad enough with their
bombs, but now the Russians are
setting off huge bombs much big
ger and more dangerous"
THE CIR CULAR continues
They have nothing to do with
Africa. But they want to brighten
their enemies at the cost of dan
ger to us. Brothers, we have often
warned you of the dangers Of be-
neving the imperialists, including
this later lot. They pay money to
snakes in the grass and stooges
here to work for them. This Is not
the first time they have told lies
in Africa They want African free
dom for their own interests. Now
they say with their smiles we are
in favour Of African freedom, and
then they press the button and
spray deadly dust over the Afri-
can continent"
Jack Watson, AMP correspon-
dent in Salisbury, Southern Rhod-
esia, said Africans with whom he
is acquainted had no idea Of the
origin Of the circulars. Watson
reported there were no clues as to
where they originated. He, too,
received a copy by post. 1t had no
address on it.
THE STATE of Israel, now
nearly IA years old, has been &C
corded de jure recognition by the
Ethiopian government, a spokes-
man from the Ministry Of Foreign
Affairs announced. He said the
action was in keeping with Eth
opia's policy Of having friendly
and cordial relations with all ma
tons. He opined that the long
standing ties Of friendship exist
ing between Israel and Ethiopia
will be further strengthened by
this recognition. Political observ-
ers say that the delay in rightful
recognition Of Israel was caused
primarily by the fact that Eth
opia Is surrounded by Moslem
states who were very sensitive to
the recognition Of Israel by their
friends and neighbors. David Tai
bot, AMP representative in Eth
opia, said the reaction to Eth
opia's recognition Of Israel from
the government Of the Sudan,
Ethiopia's closest Moslem neigh
Dor, seems to substantiate this
particular opinion.
A MEASURE providing for
complete racial indignation Of
Tanganyilta schools beginning in
January was signed by Gov. Sir
Richard Tlrnbull in Oar 20 Sal
aam.
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fixed to keep the rain from flood
ing the house.
Do you still feel you have moth
ing to be thankful for? Every one
Of us has something to be thank
full for! First, think Of the many
folk who are much worse off than
you and remember all of the bless
ings you enjoy.
Perhaps you don't have a new
car that you think you need so
badly. Then think of the ones you
know who would think they were
blessed if they had the car you
own! They have no car, at all.
You long for new house and
new furniture. Look about you
and think Of the many you know
who do not own a piece of furni-
ture! They look at your comfort
able home with it's lovely furnish
ings and would be so thankful if
they were blessed with such a
home as yours.
You feel sorry because you can
not have big turkey for Thanks
giving but have to buy one you
consider too small to invite all Of
the ones you would like to invite
for dinner on Thanksgiving day.
Think Of this young mother who
would be happy If they could have
the porch lifted from the house so
they might sit in their living room
and enjoy looking out doors now
since winter is setting in. She does
not fret. She told a friend, when
we woke up and heard the crash
I ran to see that my children were
safe and then thanked God that
none Of us were hurt. We all slept
on the side Of the house away
from the big trees that were
blown down. Knowing we were all
safe has made me so thankful that
all of my children's lives were
spared gives me the courage to
bear the damage until can afford
to have our little home repaired.
I will always be so thankful that
our lives were spared that can
endure the loss of the light in the
house, for a time"
She has a thankful heart and
Is not thinking of material things.
While one is worrying because
they cannot buy huge turkey for
dinner, think Of the many who
will be happy if they have glass
of milk and a crust of bread for
their dinner. They will be happy
they are enjoying good health and
can eat what they have. Think of
those who are able to buy any
kind of food they want but, If they
bought it they would not be able
to eat it because their health or
weight will not let them!
If you should try to count your
many blessings right now, you
would be surprised to realize how
blessed you are. For a start, think
of a few blessings you are enjoy
ing every hour of each day. You
have a fair share Of health, you
are able to see, walk, hear and
you have your family and friends.
You have a roof over your head.
You are enjoying your radio or
your television programs. You are
free to go to the church Of your
choice and there are so many
blessings that we take for granted,
but be thankful for all of them.
Then remember someone less
fortunate and your day will be
complete.
When our little personal world
or the world about US seems to
be breaking up, we should re-
member what we once had; think
more deeply Of what we still have;
and the flow of Thanksgiving will
grow into a stream.
Vincent L. Bennett
Remember: It isn't what you
have in your pocket that makes
you thankful! It's what you have
in your heart.
Anon.
A Happy Thanksgiving to you.
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Nowadays some people expect
the door of opportunity to be open
ed with an electric eye" - B. ].
Dahl, Chewelah (Wash.) indie
pendent,
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LET Us BE THANKFUL

Not long tornado ripped through
mere leaving in its wake destruction property
burned damage
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A MEASURE providing for
complete racial indignation Of
TanganyilSa schools beginning In
January was signed by Gov. Sir
Richard Turnbul in Oar es Sal
aam.
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Remember: It isn't what you
have in your pocket that makes
you thankful! It's what you have
in your heart.
Anon.
A Happy Thanksgiving to you.
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When our little personal world
or the world about US seems to
be breaking up, we should re-
member what we once had; think
more deeply Of what we still have;
and the flow Of Thanksgiving will
grow into a stream.
Vincent L. Bennett
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Evening star., 1961-10-25
Tube-type Blackwell

Price Without Price With
Trade.in, EACH ITrade-in. EACH
Plus Fed. Tax Plus Fed. Tax
Evening star., 1961-04-23

. WASHINGTON, D. c.. APRIL 23. 1851
Evening star., 1961-04-23
ShrinkS heInOrrhOidS
New Way
without Surgery
STOPS ITCH - RELIEVES PAIN


For the first time science has found
a new healing substance with the
astonishing ability to shrink hemor-
rhoids and to relieve pain - without
surgery.
In case after case, while gently
relieving pain, actual Reduction
(shrinkage) took place.
Most amazing of all - results were
so thorough that sufferers made
astonishing statements like "Piles
have ceased to be a probleml"
The secret is a new healing SUBJ
stance (Bio-DyneS) discovery Of a
world-famous research institute.
This substance is now available in
suppOsitOrV or ointment form under
the name Preparation HS. Ask for it
at all drug counters.
Evening star., 1961-04-23

Norbeck's Henry Gerordi is
q believer in sacrificing
distance for q clean shot.
In foirIY deep gross. he
prefers an iron to q wood.
STAR PHOTOS BY ELwooD BAKER
Evening star., 1961-04-16

ALEX, MT. VERNON PKWY-spa-
cious 4-bedrm home, ga baths,
sep. din. rm., screened porch, rec.
nm, swimming pool membership,
S225 mo. so. 5-1327.
Evening star., 1961-04-16

ANDREWS AREA, Walter Hts.-l
yr.-old 4-bedrm. split; f.p., patio,
rec. rm., carpt., fenced; 2-year
lease with option to buy at S2l,-
$50; $40 TO right party. HI. O.
Evening star., 1961-04-16

WESLEY HTs.-Large rooms fol
entertaining. 3 bedrms, 3 baths
garage. Call MRS. McREYNOLDS,
WO. 6-3375. NELLIE LOWE
CASSEL, RealtoT, OIL. 2-3l35
FE. S-S21S.
Evening star., 1961-04-16

COUNTRY HOME; bedrms., liv
rmr din. area. : baths. Kit, scr
porch, oil heat; sit. on 5O-A
farm; use riding horses; y mi
Cap. Bldg: cOnv. -Bolling
city water. CH. S-134l.
Evening star., 1961-04-16

BETHESDA = Bradley blvd. area
Luxury .4-bedrm., 3-bsth home
Beautiful acre lot. Available May
Long lease preferred. 1875
Evening star., 1961-04-16
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ARL. ALEX. - Professional man
wants 3-bedrm. house or SENT, with
bsmt. for May /. Conven. locn
Sll0-Sl2O. Refs. WO. 4-332S wk-
days. 10 til . pm.
Evening star., 1961-04-16

FOGGY BoTToM-2- -bedrm. row
house, patio, parking, recently
remodeled; Sl60. FITZGERALD.
FE. S-S222, FE. 3-5523, or FE
9-O51d
Evening star., 1961-04-16
HOUSES UHFURN. TO REETIHuUsEs UEFURE. TO RENT
fcoNTINUEDl -

ARLINGTON, N. - 3-bedrm. Co.
lonisl: liv. rm. w/fireplace, sep.
din. rm., side porch. fenced yard;
transp. S135 mo. WE. S-2629.
Evening star., 1961-04-16

DOI UNI OIhNLE NhEh-FI Inc Old
residence, 10 rooms, 1 baths. plus
basement quarters. About 5000
50. II. Zoned for professional
use, club or chancery Owner will
remodel including central air con-
ditloning, Mon, call AID. 2-5424,
TIGHE WOODS.
Evening star., 1961-04-16
COOPERATIVE APIS,
- ~ WEHFE ~ TT
LCONIINUEDl
TILDEN GARDENS

2 BEDROOMS AND BATH-Liv.
rm, din. rm., improved kitchen.
Apt. is in beautiful condition.
2 BEDRMS., ia baths, lE. rm.,
sunroom, din. rm.; occupying a
full wing.
l BEDRM. and bath, liv. rm.,
Good view Of the Gardens.
All Of these aptS. are bright and
sunny and have good exposures
Terms if desired. Inspection by
appointment.
1 NEI SON EI1GHEs EN- osAnn
Evening star., 1961-04-16

VA.-Lovely 3-bed
Tm, spl!t,leyel;, in well-kept sub
pi., dining rm.. large equipped
kitchen, except refrigerator; fin
iShed rec. rm, > baths: available
Immediately. Sl6N per month, Call
LYNCH BROS. INC. REALTORS,
Springfield. Va, FL. $1,000
frIpead Sun
Evening star., 1961-04-16

IAkOMA PARk-2 bedrmS.. den,
lse.,, hv; rm.. wifircpl., piano,
months. Desire responsible ten
ant. Sl95. JU b-7O65
Evening star., 1961-04-16
SUSAN RINGLAND PROPERTIES
OT tOAAA

CHEVY CHASE, D. c. - Newly
redec 3-bedrm., 3-b., brk.: liy.
rm., Lib. wIf.p., sep. din. rm.,
conv. kit; top loo 1913 mo.
MARY W. MCGOWAN
OIL 6-glTS Ewes M. 191QR