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Arkansas State press., 1941-12-05
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Union Bars

Continued from Pare y
There is no eolored stage hand
in the down town theatre.
Hubert T. Delany, member of the
national boards of the USO and
the NAACP, expressed outrage at
the union edict and stated that he
is working to have the discrimina-
tory ruling broken down.
Arkansas State press., 1941-12-05
Seeks Members
(COntiaued from Page IL

Harold Flowers, Pine Bluff law
yer and ono secretary, paid one
dollar memberships. Declaring that
Negroes must organize themselves
or be relegated to position in
the economic and social order de-
signated by the majority race,
Flowers stated that "the time is
now at hand for an all-out drive
for the full and complete organiza-
ton of Arkansas Negroes.
"The task is difficult, Ihut |
have dedicated my life to it, for
fully realize that my own per-
sonal security depends largely up
ON a potent group, not void of po-
litical and economic equality. We
have made gains through the I'M
firing support of friends all over
| Arkansas, and we come to Mon
ticello, and Drew County today,
hoping to win new friends for the
Committee on Negro Organiza-
ton"
Ashford Issues Challenge
w. ]. Ashford, of Wilmar, de-
livered a stirring challenge to the
large audience when he made a
plea for the support of the Com
mis.ee ON Negro Organization. De
elaring that he had a vision in
which he saw the coming Of Flow
ers as leader of his people in
Soldiers clothes,n Ashford urged
support of Flowers, whom he call
ed "the Moses Of his race
New Members
Leading his congregation with
his one dollar membership. the
Rev. c, Fl. Jones stated that he
urges at all times support of such
organize as are dedicated to
the task of improving conditions
among Negroes,
The following persons paid mem
h-rship contributions: Miss B. F.
Bins, Miss f. E. Brooks, Miss M.
Harris, Mrs, Ella NJ, Jet, Mrs. N.
L. Ridgell and Miss S. E. Thomas
son; and Messrs. r. L. Allen, Will
lis J. Eartlett, Herman James
Folk, Alexander Graham, Otha N.
Green, A. ], Hicks, Ray Hogue,
Bonnie Holmes, Al Ridgel, George
Ridgel, Ransom w. saulsberry,
Henry Ward, A. NJ. Williams and
Rev. r. D. Hail.
Two ministers, one undertaken.
Arkansas State press., 1941-12-05

gan on the tiftieth day after tn
sixteenth of april. The Birth: an,
when the day CT Pentecost wa
fully COME they We're all togethe
in one place, and suddenly Their
came from heaven sound as O
the rushing Of mighty wind, ant
it filled all the house where the,
were sitting, and there appeared
unto them tongues parting asund
er, like as of fire. And it sat upor
each of them, and they were al
filled with the Holy Ghost, and be,
gan to speak with other tongues
as the Spirit gave them utterance;
and that was on the 2Sth day OF
May, . a. M, A. d. 80, on Sunday,
in Jerusalem, in the upper room.
The birth of the church was in a
good time and place: there were
thousands of people from all
points of the globe celebrating the
Passover and Feast of the Har-
vest ond Pentecost as well. The
Spirit Of God is an equalizer. He
does not know any one by presi-
dent, king, pope, bishop, consul,
duke, ambassador and other high
terms in church or state, hut as
a finite creature with a soul fit
on unfit. To have given those
foreigners all the same language is
the biggest evidence that all men
are equal with God, regardless to
what we say and think. OF course,
the Spirit knows a persons sta
ton in life, he knows his own;
but when it comes to spiritual rat
ing all men are the same.
Prerequisite for Membership in
the christian Church
The Apostle Paul gives the pre-
equisite in his letters to the Ro-
mans. He asked how any one could
all upon the name Of the Lord to
'e saved except he helieveth; and
ould they believe of whom they
ad not heard; and how could they
ear unless some one preached to
rem? So, belief cometh by hear
1g, and hearing by the word of
christ. g., Luke says, 'tfrom the
cry moment the church was
born, its adherance continued
'teadfastly in four great essen
tials; in the teaching Of the Apos-
Ties; in fellowship with God; in
the breaking of bread; and in
prayer.
st. Peter brought the great mes
sage that clinched the visitation
Of the Holy Spirit" He has the
credit Of pr aching the first ser
mon in the newly organized Chris
tan Church. His sermon was d.
vided into three paris: first, the
introduction, in which he answer
ed the charges of drunkenness. an
asmuch as it was the third houl
Of the day 60 a. n.y. no one had
drunken any wine. and that it was
only the fulfillment of the pro-
phet Joel, who had declared that
God would pour out His spirit
on all flesh" Second, Joel's word
is delivered. Third, Peters WORD
Arkansas State press., 1941-12-05
Clio
CONTINUED from PAGE y

the Negro concerned retained on
the cemrans's payroll. The matter
has been referred to the unions
grievance committee, Franken-
stecn has issued a public state.
mint making clear the position Of
the JAW with respect to non,
discriminatory hiring,
Arkansas State press., 1941-12-05
Haiti President
Continued from Page y

President Lescot gave one hun
bred dollars to the fund ro'so' ut
the benefit. 4 total Of seven hun
dred dollars was collected for
transmission to the Soviet Union.
The benefit was organized by
the Yugoslav Consul on the occas-
sion of the oath anniversary of
the October Socialist Revolution.
Many prominent citizens of Port
au-Prince and representatives of
Arkansas State press., 1941-12-05

is saved. In his sermon toward the
conclusion, Peter referred to four
major points in the life of Christ;
His Miraculous Works; His Death,
His Resurrection; His Ascension
Through tn Sc, Peter toured the
life of Christ. The people were
convicted, their hearts were brok-
EN-, they asked the apostles us
brethren, "what shall we do ?"
Peter answered, "Repent and be
baptized every one of you in the
name of Jesus Christ for the re-
missions of sin, and We shall re-
ceive the gift of the Holy Ghost"
Then they gladly received his word
and were baptized, and the same
day there were added unto them
about three thousand souls. And
they continued steadfastly in the
Apostles doctrine, and fellowship,
and in breaking of bread and in
prayer.
The Support of the Christian
Church
And fear came upon every soul:
md many wonders and signs were
lone through the Apostles. And all
hat believed were together, and
had all things common; and they
sold their possessions, and goods,
and parted them to all, according
IS any man had need. The first
hing comes into the heart and
mind Of a convert is to give. Nice
demus gave a wagon load of aloes
and spices to anoint the body Of
Christ, is the biggest evidence of
his conversion. One has to give,
the nature of religion is giving.
God gave His only begotten Son,
that whatsoever believed on Him
should not perish but have an ev-
erlasting life.
Arkansas State press., 1941-12-05
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son, Charles Edward, is working
on his Phi. D, in physical chemistry
1t the California Institute ef
Technology. lie is expected . cem-
plete his work there in Jun.
Arkansas State press., 1941-12-05
Special Meeting
For Parents

Ii has been announced that q
meeting will be held on Monday,
noc s. 700 p. m, at the Soldiers
Service Center, 500 1-2 West 9th
st. for the colored par,us OF
Greater Little Rock.
Already a constitution has been
drafted and awaits the adoption
by parents for n Boys Club to be
erected here. The movement has
been adopted by the Chamber of
Commerce, Y. w. c. A., the Ur-
ban League and other civic or
carnations.
Arkansas State press., 1941-12-05

one inventor, and nine teachers
are included in the membership
applications.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Henderson Posfpones
Effort 10 Fix Prices

The rubber tire and tube indus
try today has an opportunity to
solve its price problems on a VOL
untary basis following an announce
ment yesterday by Leon Hender-
son, price administrator. that the
fixing of ceilings has been deferred
'for some months"
Mr.. Henderson last month said
he would freeze price levels prevail
ing the week of June 16. How
ever, after conferences with repre-
sentatives Of the industry. he has
temporarily abandoned plans for
price fixing.
The present announcement
means that voluntary measures will
be given period of trial, and for
NAL ceiling action deferred accord
ingly." the Office of Price Admin
istration and Civilian Supply an
nounced.
Manufacturers and major dis
tributors have been requested to
consult with o. P. A. c.. S. in ad-
vance of any contemplated changes
in list prices and in discounts from
list prices. Exceptions from this
requirement will be made for minor
adjustments in retail prices that
are confined to small number of
local markets" is was said.
Evening star., 1941-07-04

By the Associated Press.
ROME. July 4.-The death of
Prince George Bibesco, president of
the International Aeronautical
Federation since 1890, was reported
last night by Stefani, Italian news
agency. He died near Bucharest
after an illness, the agency said,
giving his age as So
A native of Bucharest and COM
rnander in chief OF the Rumanian
air force in the Balkan war of 1913,
Prince George Bibesco had been in
terested in aviation since 1908,
when he met Wilbur Wright. In
1909 he obtained his airplane
license, the Goth international
license issued.
In 1881 he was injured seriously
when a plane in which he was en-
route to French Indo- China struck
a vulture and was forced down in
India.
He Travelled widely by air and in
1884 attended the International
Aeronautical Federation convention
In Washington, at which he was re-
elected president.
He was a first cousin of Prince
Antoine Bibesco and was a grand
son of Prince George Demetrius
Bibesco, who gave Rumania its
first written constitution and who
reigned until the revolution scf
le4a.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Holm Hall Estate
Al Alexandra Sold
To Merle Thorpe
Editor Buys Mansion
And 81 Acres; Rest
To Be Auctioned July 8

Holm Hall. historic Virginia
estate miles south of Alexandria,
yesterday was sold to Merle Thorpe.
editor of Nations Business. The
sale price was not divulged, but 1t
was said to be in six figures.
Meanwhile, Mr. Thorpe revealed
the Norwegian Legation is nego-
tiating for the purchase Of his Rock
vile pike estate as permanent
home for Crown Prince Olaf and
Princess Martha of Norway, royal
refugees. Details of the purchase,
he said, have been settled.
Holm Hall was advertised last
week for auction July along with
Little Holm Hall. The estate bought
by Mr.. Thorpe includes the main
mansion and 80 acres of rolling land.
Auction of the remaining 240-acre
portion of the estate will be at the
set time.
Holm Hall originally was part OF
the crown land grant to George
Mason, author of the Virginia Bill
of Rights, along with Gunston Hall.
For more than two decades it was
the home Of the late Harley Peyton
Wilson, an executive of the local
power and traction companies and
director of the North Ameri-
can Co.
The original mansion house was
destroyed by fire many years ago
and the present building was con-
structed in 1920. Included in the
estate are a hot house, guest house.
cultivated gardens and swimming
pool.
Of colonial brick, the main house
has a green slate roof and over
looks historic landscape. The sale
was completed yesterday at the
Fairfax CVa) Courthouse by N. c.
Hines & Sons of this city and
Green & Magruder of Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Jim Moran Has Now Invented
A Radio Invisible Billboard

The invisible billboard" prob
ably is Jim Morans most practic1l
invention, unless it was the method
he developed for producing a purple
COW.
Mr.. Moran. who is full OF IDEAS,
installed his latest gadset with such
skill he almost lost il when he went
back to show the invisible part
to nevspapermen.
The billboard" consists of a
camouf1aged wire which Mr. Moran
strung along the underside of the
rustic guard-rail on Mount Vernon
boulevard just beyond Alexandria
No ordinary wire, it broadcasts an
advertising blurb for the radios OF
passing motorists from a hidden
place in the bushes
The most obvious part of the
whole outfit. aside from the fact
that it promotes a motion picture
premiere here today. is a poster
bearing a portrait of Mary Martin
with instructions 10 motorists 10
tune radios to a certain frequency
for a message from the vinsome
film star.
Assuming that the motorist obeys
the instructions. he hears Miss Mar
tin begging him in her best Texas
Evening star., 1941-07-04

the interior Of Germany.
Similarly the Navy flying boat,
Consolidated PB2Y-2. would be able
to take off from Langley Field
conduct a bombing expedition far
into the Mediterranean and return
without descending. It's present
range is 5 200 miles.
Fail to Act With Urgency.
One of the chief causes of re-
armament delay, according to last
weeks report of the House Military
Affairs Committee on Strategic and
Critical Materials, has been lack ol
a sense Of urgency on the part of
defense officials. Had such a sense
prevailed in the War Department
Mr.. Christie's flying tank and air.
plane landing gear would already
be in production.
The same is TRUE of the new
Pre-Flight Reflex Trainer, invented
by Col william C. Ocker and Mai.
Carl J. Crane of the Air Corps,
which would enable cadets without
leaving earth to acquire partial in
struction in primary and formation
flying and in machine gun firing.
The fact that this device has beer
Endorsed by Orville Wright was not
enough for supervising officers.
After leisurely tests at Wright Field
the trainer has now been sent to
Randolph Field for further expert
mentS,
Evening star., 1941-07-04
IGrund Juror
us Indicted by
His Fellows
Hs the Associated Press.

Es the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, July 4.-State's At
torney J. Bernard Wells said today
indictments would be prepared by
his office next week against IL per-
sons accused Of perjury in present.
ments returned by the grand jury as
a result of its investigation into the
fireworks bill referendum petit
ton.
Among seven presented yesterday
by the investigating body was one of
its own members, George B. Lee, ga
year-old salesman and brother of
Edward E. Lee, foreman of the Sep
tember term grand jury.
Court attaches could recall no
previous instance in which an ac-
tive grand juror was charged by his
fellow members.
The grand jury's action completed
its investigation of the petition to
suspend operation of the Statewide
prohibitory fireworks measure until
a referendum vote in the 1912 gen.
eral election.
Mr.. Wells said the accused proba-
bly, would not Be brought to trial
before the fall term Of court.
Evening star., 1941-07-04

accent to drive right on TO Che
Earle Theater - If you don't I'll
be terribly disappointed!
Mr.. Moran, who among other
things is sound recording en-
gineer and once caught the walls
of love-sick orangutan with which
to bait jungle trap for a member
OF the opposite sex, explained that
the roadside broadcast only carries
across the highway. while the wire
stretches along the right-of way
for a couple OF hundred yards 10
keep motorists in sound OF Miss
Martins voice.
Another advantage OF the in
ventlon is that motorists can tune
it out at will-in fact they needn't
even tune 1t in in the first place.
Mary Martin and the invisible
billboard are making novel pre-
mieres today -" two naturals from
any point of view"
And Mr.. Moran. from his wIoe
and varied experience, ought to
know. He has been a Whaler, an
ice box salesman in Alaska. a search
er for a needle in a hay stack.
and martyr to science who sacri-
feed large areas of his epidermis
to learn if California or Florida
sun scorched worse.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
ssts ests"'s Quiz

@. Can my child. under 81,
own a Defense Bond?
A. Yes. The Bond can be regis
tered in the name of a minor
@. Can my wife and I own a
Defense Bond together?
A. Yes. Bonds are issued in this
form when requested.
@. What is the limit on hold
ings of Defense Bonds?
A. For Series E, S., 1000 of Bonds
in any one calendar year. For
Series F and G, $4,000 of either
or of both combined issued in
any one calendar year. Full par
ticulars are available at post
Offices and banks.
Note, TO purchase Defense
Bonds and Stamps, 90 to the
nearest post office or bank, or
iUrtte for information to tho
Treasurer OF the United States,
Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Construction Of 1000
Homes for Defense
Workers Approved
500 to Be in Anocostiu,
120 ot Goblin John; Other
Locations Unspeeified

Construction with Government
funds of an additional 1000 home.
for families of civilian workers
at the Anacosita Navy Yard, workers
at the ship model testing plant at
Cabin John, Md, and War and Navy
Department employees was approved
yesterday by President Roosevelt on
recommendation of c. F. Palmer
defense housing co-ordinator.
The 1000 homes were divided as
follows: 900 in AnacoStia, 100 in
Cabin John, and 280, with no loca
ton specified, for employees of the
War and Navy Departments. Mr.
Palmer also suggested that the last
group be assigned to the United
States Housing Authority since they
likely will be used in the low-rent
housing program after the emer-
gency.
AT the same time, Mr.. Palmer sug-
gested that 1000 homes for employees
in defense agencies. commanding
rentals of s35 to sos month. be pro-
V1ded by private enterprise, possibly
With Federal financial aid.
The new ALLEGATION brings the
total number of homes needed in the
District in connection with defense
activities to 11,274 plue 1000 dor
mltory units for unmarried women.
OF this number, 1924 have been
assigned to private builders, leaving
$500 to be built with public funds.
The co-ordinator said that as of
June l, the 300 homes being built
by the Navy for civilian workers at
the Alexandria torpedo station were
4O per cent complete; that 35 homes
for Army families in Arlington. Va.
were "a per cent complete; 600 homes
being constructed by the Navy at
the Navy Yard and Air Station were
SO per cent complete; 35 homes at
the Naval Radio Station. Chelten-
ham, Md, were 80 per cent complete,
and that a contract for 200 houses
to be put up by the U. S. H. A. had
been awarded.
Mr.. Palmer suggested a monthly
rental for the 600 Navy Yard homes
of from $50 to s32; $40 to $50 for the
120 at Cabin John. and $25 to s35
for the homes for War and Navy
Department employees. 1t was
recommended that the 12O Cabin
John units be constructed by the
Public Buildings Administration
with 100 of them for upite rcc1,
pancy and 20 for colored.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Town in East Syria
Captured by Indian
Force, British Say
French Going TO Reinforce
Defense Of Mandate Are
Reported at SoIoniko
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CAIRO, Egypt. July 4.-Occups-
ton of Deir-Ez-Zor by a British
Indian force driving into Eastern
Syria from Iraq along the Euphrates
River was reported today by the
Near East command.
At Deir-EZ-Zor-On the line Of
advance across Syria toward Alep-
pc, site of an important air base.
and the Mediterranean coast near
the Turkish frontier, a potential
avenue of retreat for the Vichy
forces-the communique said the
British seized five guns, two war
planes and many vehicles.
1t reported no important develop
ments on other fronts in Syria, East
Africa or North Africa.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Army industrial College
Graduates Z From D. c.

Second 1t. William L. Tornburn,
Air Corps, of 1925 Sixteenth street
NV. and 1t. R. c. Vols. Supply
Corps. L. S. N. R, of 7408 Alaska
avenue NV. were graduated yes
terday from the Army Industrial
College here.
The twenty second graduating
class. the students were given spe-
cialized training in the procure
ment of munitions. UnderSecretary
of War Patterson addressed the
class and warned that war is close
to the United States because OF
the nearness OF Russia to Alaska
and the fact that Canada IS a COM
batant.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
BY ERSKINE CALDWELL.

Dy SEhLO
MOSCOW, July 4 tNAN.AJ-I
have just spent night on the
blacked-out streets of Moscow. 1t
was an unforgettable experience.
In order to set foot outside of one S
home after midnight a special permit
is needed. Judging by the few score
of civilians I encountered in this
city of 100000 after 10 O'Clock, a
very small number of these passes
has been issued. One must have
urgent and essential business IN
order to obtain the consent of the
authorities.
A few minutes before midnight I
was on Gorky street, the main thor
oughfare of Moscow. Men and
women were running in various d.
rections, obviously trying to get
home before the stroke of the hour.
In the darkness an occasional auto
mobile creeped along and. as the
minutes drew shorter, the drivers of
most of the cars leaned out and
offered rides to pedestrians.
Streets Suddenly Bare.
On the dot of the hour the streets
were suddenly bare. At the inter-
sections there were dim green and
red lights in the hands OF the traffic
control, but automobiles were with
out lights of any kind. AS I stood
on the curb I could see two or three
figures moving through the darkness
toward me AS they came toward
me I felt instinctively for my pass
and in an instant 1t was demanoed
of me.
Without the help of a flashlieht
or match the permit was thoroughly
inspected in silence. The officials.
Evening star., 1941-07-04
Possibility Of War Mine
Checked in Maine Disaster
Rl the Associated Press.


HARPSWELL, Me, July 4-T1e
possibility that a mine drifting from
the European war zone might have
caused the sinking Of the fishing
cruiser Don with a loss of 35 lives
was studied today by Representative
Oliver. Republican, Of Maine
Appointed as congressional COM
n1ittee OF one TO investigate the
disaster. he said last night he would
take the mine theory into considera-
ton along with the possibility that
the craft might have capsized.
struck a ledge or exploded from
gasoline fumes.
Representative Bland Democrat,
of Virginia, chairman of the House
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Committee. ordered Representative
Oliver to undertake the investiga-
ton.
The Don disappeared Sunday
while taking a picnic party from
here to Monhegan Island, about 40
miles away.
Bodies of IL victims have been
recovered in Casco Bay.