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Evening star., 1941-03-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
CHEVROLET 1898 truck. 11a-ton hand
dump SIPS. 90: Dodge 1884 1A-ton hand
dump, 500: both good condition. 356
l. st. S.W.
CHEW. 1892 pickup, runs perfect. only S45:
G. NJ. C. 1a-ton, sos full price Sun
Motors. 955 Fla. NV. DE. O35S. 20'
FORD 1889 pickup. or will trade for light
car Phone SH 1893 20.
G. M C. 1886 1a-ton panels from our
rental feet; excellent condition: 500.
STERRETT OPERATING SERVICE,
POI Que st. NV. North 3311.
PLYMOUTH sedan delivery 1885: perfect
condition bargain, quick sale. 81 Elm
ave, Takoma Park. SH. 2S67-W.
CHEVROLET 1888 PICKUP.
CHEVROLET 1889 DUAL 1877" EXPRESS.
CHEVROLET 1886 CHASSIS AND CAB;
l31" WHEEL BASE.
FORD 1887 SEDAN DELIVERY.
All Thoroughly Reconditioned and Priced
to Sell:
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET
7105 Wisconsin Ave WI. 1886.
Evening star., 1941-03-20

1l9 Carroll St. TAX PIX D. G GE. 33On
PLYMOUTH 1898 2-door touring sedan.
GGrieinal black lustrous finish very clean
tmIieti9f, nri.i motor and tires excellent; now
only S3a5: easy terms
Evening star., 1941-03-20
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LdlUS.
YOU

-. con get q loan OF $1,000 if you
con noke monthly poWnents Of S7O4.
Evening star., 1941-03-20
GARAGES FOR RENT,

mil Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1941-03-20

PLYMOUTH 1925, de luxe 4-door touring
owner ear, Immaculate: top allowances
ms week on trades: so cars to choose
from. Only S449, Easy terms.
Evening star., 1941-03-20

Il9 Carroll St, Tax PIX D C. GE. 1900
PLYMOUTH 1889 de luxe 4-door touring
keoan; new-car appearance and CONDITION.:
S4S9. Easy terms ''
Evening star., 1941-03-20

PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 4-door tourino
sedit seGan; outstanding in appearance and
cohultlon: top allowances this week on
trades; 30 cars to choose from: oniy S34bt
Evening star., 1941-03-20
AuroMcBlLEs FOR SALE.

foNtdAG lg3M Sr991I' tSrIIfIS SntSrHI4IffI1SSE SIeS9'
car stored rear service station, End and
Constitution ave. Il W
Evening star., 1941-03-20

finish hand-taiored seat covers good rub
Der. This car has been completely recon
ditioned and is mechanically o. k: priced
10 sell at once for Sl95: easy terms. LO-
GAN sERVISCENTER, 20I7 Va. ave. NV.
ME nsIA
Evening star., 1941-03-20

FORD 1897 Tudor sedan: black finish,
heater thoroughly wlnterized: easy TO
start. Yours for S217. Butler Bonded.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC, I12I 2Ist St. NV.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19

gut, innter tpieoer bon 3eit 5u Belt
oas @eiuiHen madb5uriitteln be5iiglib
oieier 10 gan5 uno gor nnfatboliideu
Saltllng uub SanOlungslpeiie. GS
itno besbalb tuabrenb oes Breiiemo-
mates bie 8eobo6t,,ngen beionoers
5eiteenrdb, sic Satber Sreberid 2pnf,
$50, fiir5lid in ser ,,Gbriltian
SamilD' feitbielt, tpenn er idrieb:
Scr Sl. 8ater ianote Dor einiger
3eit cine bie1fa6 falid) al1sgeleste
8otibaft on Marldau Betain. oas
Saupt oer nelten frana0lii6en &e9ie>
rung, in Ser ct 8e5us nabm aui sic
beri'bmten alien driltliden gieeu=
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aatbolifen ilnb bic fatboliidc YreiIe

Die Sduberittgsaftion, bie iebt ge-
ger Sic ituiittliden Greiieer5eugutlie
int 8ange lit, bat bon ielblt sit aller-
banb alagen llno snflagel, geaen oie,
ienieen fatboliiben &reiie gefiibrt. bie
nit berant,portlid) iino, boB bieie
5orte bon 2iteratpr iid) enttpifcln
l,no bliiDen fam. geriuanot iiito ba,
nit sic &lagen lub slnflagen ii6er
sic SS,ltereiieloiigfeit ,peiter fatboli.
icber areiie eegenii6er ibrer eigenen
Sreiie, ober oie Snfonieauen5, Sic Sic
unfatboliide, oftbireft fotboIifen-
feinolide 4reiie ,uterl ltiist, iudbreno
tic Sic eigene perua6laiiiat. gs lit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19

1T 6raufreicb ser idbrlid)e &ongreb
oeS fatboliiden Yreiie abgeDalten uno
ser 6iibrer ser &atDolifen bon slnior
gob einen lteberblid iiber sic slus=
breitlug ser guten Breiie'. Scr 9teo-
ner 11a6te Sic folgenoe, fait ul1glal1b>
lide Satiohe befanut: ,@dbreno ser
3eit Scr gSallfabrteu nad 2ouroes,
oeln 9tationalbeiligtum 6roufrci6s, ia
logar Der @elt, ,po lid) alljdbrli6
cine Willion &allfobrer cinfinben,
perboppelte oie beriid)tiete raoifal =lo=
5ialiitiide 3eitlmg u2a 9epe6e Sc
Souloule' iebes,nal ibre nornale Sa=
gesa1sgabe. 9as I6eint etlpas ltner=
bortes 81 iein. Ser 8ioeripr1l6 lit
bollfon1men. &atbolifen ma6en eine
8allfabrt gum Seiligtlm ser @ottes-
m,ttter unto fal1fen our gleidcn 3eit
eine briitusfeinolide 3eitl,ng sic ,,n-
altfborlt6 bic Wfutter @ottes 1n1o sic
Stride nit &ot betpirft. gBas lit tpobl
i6lilnmer2 Die al,ge,ti6einlide
Sdetnbeiliefeit ser @anfabrcr ooer
ibre grenaenloie Dm1mbeit? Ser
Seufel la6t iieb iiderlid fr,n1m iiber
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19

id)aften bes frau5oiiiden golfes, ,mb
porau5Iaate, oaB beren Starfe iueiter
5l,nebn1en nnb sllnt eubgitltigen Siege
fiibren tueroe. Gab in ,driitliben'
Jranfreid peribicoeues ,faup mar,
ml,B eingeltanoen luerocn Mcbr ais
100 Sabre lang ipuroe bas 2ano bon
einer iiioiid= =freima,treriid)en alique
regiert. Sic lit iebt Dinallsgeieet nor
oen, aber es lit eritalutlid), bab 2eute,
sic iib als &atbolifen befelncn uno
in geipiiien 5inne fromm al1 nennen
iino, gcipiile 9irge tim. &or nidt
langer 3cit - aber nod Dor bcm nil
litdrii6cn 3uionnenbrlD - muroe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19
oieie Sprte bon @alIfabrf.

oieie Sorte bon &allfabrt.
,,slber iino sic 9inee belier bicralt.
lauoe? Die ein5ige fatbolii6c ga.
ges5eit,,ne I'M 2anoe, Die riibriae
,0aily Sribune' in Dubuque, So.. be-
finoet iib in biirftigen filan5iellcn
Gerbdltniiicn. Mande Ser gepobn-
libiten mo l6omloieitcn S6mierblGt.
fer inn 2onbe founten nibt beltcben,
tuenn lie nidt ibre fatboliiden 2eier
bGttcn. Gicl, picl 5u uiel, bes Sdnltt-
5es lit Sen 9cmeineu 3eitldrifte,,, oie
lif at bel 3eitillgSltunoen prdlen-
tiercn, miro bon &otbolifcn gefouft
llllo gclcien, oielucil bie fathplilNen
3eitldriften, pon bcncn pielc Grltfloi-
ligeS III Snbalt lmo e(ufmod)lng bie-
ten, follm nlltcrltiibt mcrben lno picl.
fad), Iclbit ipcnn lic gefauft lperocn,
nid)t gclclcn mcrbcn. yScln lpr So.
tbolitcn ,lnicrcn Ylab III ser Sonllc'
erlangct uno bcbultcn ipoIlcn, lpcuu
mir lnlcrn Ginilu6 IN ser gottlolcn
@clt nm ,n1S Dcrrnn fiiblbar nlndlcn
lpollcn, bonn nliilicn lpir 5ucrlt oiricn
ofieuc1 MibucrltonbniS 5lpiihen orm
@lotbcn, Sen lpr hcfcnncn llno ocu
8lnltbcn, SEN mir bctitiaen, Elm Gnoe
modcl1. .''-Stcu. i. Marfert, S.&.0.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19

aus Sen @raberr geriiien, 8lupeilen
nur, Inn aoitbarfeiten, &il,ge, @olb-
5Gbne .5u i1den meiit aber, lun oie
2ei6en 5ltr Sdau 81 lteaen, ipie 1T
manben &loiteut. sSSa, l,m oas 2ebte
5u iaeen, es sibt geiipiele, mo- man
auf Srieobofen Srsien abbielt ,mo
feline 5innli6feit an ben Soften BE-
frieoigte. Got. 5. g.-G.
(S9huB foIst)
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Sic 81. Oreifouigz&irbe 1T
2eapentuortb, &anl., bcourfte ibon
Ial1ge elmer innercll Oeforation.
slls ieoo6 Sch. 90. 6. @uilfoDle,
ser Yfarrer ser Stride lno 9ireftor
ser S6uteugel= ,no 81. Oreifo=
niesbeime erfltbr, oaB Sic s(rbeit ct
tpa $3.50 folten tpiiroe, CAB er lei-
lten Ylau auf. Die SrOeusibipe-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19
&0blc: Wtoocr iu Ser Belt,
Socr @liid in Glpi9teit.

9ie lett lan9cu 9fonateu 5luild)en
Sen Ser. Stootcu llno Nerifo bette
benoe Soi,ng Scr 0iiferen5en iiber
sic ,uerifouii6eu Selldnoercien
lbeiut bepor5ultebcn. Der merifoni.
ibe 9otid)aftcr iiir sic Ser. Stoate,r,
iSrancisco Goitiao soiera lit nob
0terifo Gitp 5llriifgefebrt, nm init
lcincn Gorgcicbtcn sic 9on5e SaDloge
uuo Sen ml,crifnnilben Staubpuuft
5lt beiprcd)cn.
Seit icds Mouoten batten ser
8otidaiter 1,no llnteriefret6r S,n,-
ner lluterreolngc1, ,nl &l6rung Der
Sadloge 5lt id)often. 8obreno oie-
let ;3eit lit Scr 8otldafter oft no6
ferifo gefloaeu, I'M 8otidoften 5u
iiber6rirgcn 1lno Sultruftioncn cutge.
gcn5ll1cDnlcn.
9ic @ol1ptltrcitfrogcn lino:
1. Die Sclldnbcreien= 3manNScnt-
ci0llllng bonl Is. afdr5 1888, ou
iDcl6cll Sage ser oaunalige mcrifo-
niIde Frdiioent Gorbellos 8eiit bon
oeln Gigentluu bon II aneritaniIhcn,
britiid)en un0 bou6noii6en Selocicll.
id)aften ergriif.
2. slnlpr,ld) onf omerifoniiden
8itrgern nno 1Sirl1cn geb0renoen
Sdnbercicl,, sic bon Mcrifo lnter oem
repolutionoren ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
iibernonlnen tpllrbcn.
3. @rcn5problcluc, lpclbe Dnrd) Oen
Iniprud) @tcrifo5 Coon ieiner 1919.
&cpollltion) olf @ebiete, sic jett
norolid) bonn 9fio @ronbe 6lub lie.
gen, entltanoel1. Gineelbloiien lit ser
Gbonri5ol 9iitrift, jctt ein Sell bon
81 golo, Ser. 9icle Brobleme ent.
Itanoen fait our6pce burd @enoerl,r,-
gen oeS 6lubloufcs oes &io @ronoe.
4. slnoere Yroblclue, sic aus ge.
ldaoignneen on onerifanii6en SIT
terclien oltrd bic mcyifanii6e Gcuo.
luton berporgingen, barl,nter oie
ytationaliiierllug ser nit amerifoni-
lhen @eloert gebol,ten nerifoniiden
giieubabneu.
Gingelpeibte &reiie be5ei6nen oos
Selproblenl als oaS idmierieIte. Ite-
rifo min fiir Sic Sclldnoereien bc5ob.
len nno betradtet $15,OOO,OOO big
$4O,OO0,OOO als faire gntid6ois,ug.
Die OelgeIellid)aften moIlen ober fein
@elo, ionoern lire SellGnoereien, oe-
re;1 Bert tie ouf $2O0,O0O,00O big
$400,00O.OOO ongeben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19
Maittpodj, ben IS. 1ebrnar 1911

d
rcihe BrieItcr. Mllein III Miturieit
ipnrbe,l irt Sftober 1884 iiber 80
9rieiter, Srbe,lsleilte itno Seni,1ari-
itelt getotet.
go eridredenb bies alles lit, es
berlhipinoet aegenitber Sen geripii-
it,llge,l bes giirgerfrieges. 8er ollr6
DaS perbeerte Spanien reiIt, miro SIT
ieiner lteberraidnng 5uerlt feititeaen,
Dob berbdltnisnaBig iuenig b,tr6 Sic
eigentliden ariegsbanohngen ger
Itort tpllroe. gsitr mo Sic Sront ldn-
gere 3eit itebe,t bIieb, lit piel ooer
alld alles peruibtet iporoen. @as bie
3eritorer 1,,1o Blii,toerer an erfer
Stelle ou erbellten iudten, ipar Gelo
1,no 8eloesnert. 8ie iie 1T Ser
Staatsbanf bon Wealaga 10 Wtillio.
men, it ben Soleoaner 8anfeu 80, in
Can Sebaltian an 1000 Millione,r
raubten, ein ei1raiaes @titglieo Ser
Gegierung bon Barcelona einer fran=
5olii6en 8anffiliale 5tpei Millionen
iibergab, 10 gait aud oie erite 5rage
beint Stllrm auf Sic &irbcn na6 oeln
@elo. geben Sen 8ar,nitteln iparer
es bic beiligen @efaBe aus @oIo uno
Silber, Sic 5l,lan1mengerollbt ipurben.
S11 ben Saus Ser Seilliten IN @uooir
fano man BEL Ser grober,mg ser
Stabt burd Sranco in ser 2iihe Ell
lien Sdmelsofen. 8ertpoIles @olo:
,uno Silberserat, acknowledgment
bate man BORT i6on eiugeihnol5en.
Gin anlieaenoes .3immer mar bis
iiber Mannsbobe angefiillt nit &el-
ben, MonItranaer, 3iborien uitp., oie
tells 5eridlageu, tells erbalten uuo
aus Ser gan5eat Bropin5 suia,nmenge-
tragen ipare11. SSn ben Sbuppeu oes
5reibafens bon Bilbao .lagen l1nge-
adblte ailten NIT &irdeneerat, Sta=
tl,en uno .8iloern ,tno SS,tipelen, fertig
5l1nt ginidiffen ins s(usla,1o, mas
bl1rd Die id3neIle Mnf,tuft ber 8efreier
berbinoert ipltroe Mus Dem MltIe,m
lit Sid ipurben AZ &ilten nad) Sranf=
reid seidafft. 9ies iino nur ein paar
8eiipiele, Die fiir ieoe Ser 43 9io5e=
ien bie bon ben @ufltdnbigen beiett
iparelt 5eugen iolen.
@roBer nod lit ser 8ert oeiien,
mas orrd 8rano ltto 3eritorlng iiber<
balipt beruidtet iplrbe. 9ie 3abl Der
5erItorten &ir6en ,u1o &apelleu fallt
beltte nod nidt felt aneegeben luer-
ben. 0ie anttlide 2iite oaritber ergibt
1886 pollia 3erit0rte uno 9096 per>
tuiiitete &ir6en. Sett man fir 6ie
12 9i05eien, bon benen genaue 3obs
len feblen, 6urdl6nittlid bie 3obl
bon 400 an, mas eber 5lt eering als
at boh lit, erbdlt man bie 3abl 15,=
504. Sin3usfommen nod ntinoeitens
600 Dor oen1 II. S,1li 1886 seritorte
@ottesbd,tier. Den per,piiiteten Sir
den anaureiben lino 282 aerit6rte ooer
gepliinberte &loiter ,lno ErieiterIelni=
mare. ,.s.
$50 sic -@ebdube iteben blieben,
tpurben iie bielfa6 entlpeibt. @tan
beriuanoelte sic &ir6en in @efGug=
niiie, &aierner, Marftballen, @ara=
gen. Stdlle, 8doer, &inos, sal13Io>
tale, ia 8orbelle. Ser @ottesbaB fano
Die e,ttietliditen Sormen ber g,1tlpei-
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itern 1mb &inoer oer Sforrci inbes
entlbloilen iid, sic slrbcit III sn=
9riff 5u nebmen mo es gelang IT,
neu, oaS ssrnere ser &ir6e nit
lpe,,igen Soften 5u reitallricren. -
Gas oberlte 8ilo 5ei9t Ncp. @uil-
fople, cine Shpeitcr ll1o einc &in=
bergruppe. 0as untcrc 8ilo 5eigt
0as nelt Dcforiertc Sanftl1arillnt.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-10-17

A Reporter at Large: Lillian
Powell and Hyson Curtiss spotted
at the Braddock Bar, where Monte
Hawley ordered o gang Of drinks
for some Of his old pals. Hawley
lust blew in from the Coast 4.
ERSKINE HAWKINS doing big
hiz on his dance tour Har-
lem has become Mimo Club-con-
scious since Johnny Dancer was
appointed host Hotel Their
esa now is mecca for sporting ele-
ment. And wasn't 1t here that so
much was said about it mot
wanting to cater to the sporting
element" What other crowd has
the mon y to sport 'em up?Y Just
shows to go you AL COOP
ER'S bard vowed 'en at the Apol-
10 as our Rochester had 'em lau-
ghtin' in stitches Nothin'
been said about a certain NUM-
cipal department that takes ages
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-10-17
Ritz Theatre
Improves Projection
Facilities

+. t. Brown, assistant manager
ct the newly opened Ritz Thea.
tire in North Little Rock. announc
d his week that with the add
''en o. rev sound and projection
cdninment, TIE Ritz could compete
with any motion picture in the
city.
located IN Washington Ave. in
North Ii: lie Reek, the Ritz is
showing 2 Saturday night pre-
vna Of "Hieh School Girl" at
~ ich o1|v edults will be allowed
= attend TIE same picture is
shown again Sunday AMI Monday,
Mr. Brown said.
lrcluded in the newly installed
feal ures of the Ritz are carbon
lights for the projection room and
many other minor improvements
that will add to the attractivenass
of the picture house.
Starring in the Saturday night
show are Cecilia Parker and
Frank Larue who depict the char
acters of the tragic "puppy love
affair"
The theatre opens eaily at 1900
p. m,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-10-17
Taggiin'
En- Out
BY Emory o. Jackson

Bohi Montgomery, the uncrown-
ed lightweight king, moved clos
er to actual possession of the title
that seems to belong to him with
a spectacular one-round chilling
of the veteran Davey Day in Chi
cago last Friday night.
Among the sepia gridders ea.ch-
ing the eye of fans have beer
Ohio's Charles Anderson, end
Lem Bates, NYU fullback; and
Boston US Charlie Thomas tc
HOWE Mitchell.
Brown U. has Charles C. Bent
ley, 176 sophomore back. TusN-
gees 26 to 8 victory over Wilber-
force was scoring up9et. Nor
ris Brown barely g0 by Lincoln
U. (Mo.) with a 10 to IL trium-
phi. Turkey Thompson earned a
draw with Ample Able Simon on
the Coast recently.
A team to watch in the SIA(
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-10-17

to give a new facial to our city's
streets particularly in the
Harlem sector much to the
inconveniene Of pedestrians and
motorists ELLA FlTZGER-
AIDS merely keeps clicking. Ev-
cry record she makes is a solid
send (h)er. Lend an ear to the gals
latest Decca platter, Melinda,
the Mousia" Took the girl
friend to see The Rodeo. We liked
it better'n the Circus. 1t must be
swelegant to ride a mustang like
q rootin' tootin' cowhand. A yip-
pee and a yowee for Gene Au-
try!! Henry Armstrong;
comeback is not completely being
igged' in the East. He may show
in N. Y. soon. | would like to see
Hank give us a better final bow
than his last, sincerely Jim
my Lunceford's up on his tour
has 'em ravin', More!
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-10-17
Loss Moves Camden
To Fourth Place

Fighting doggedly to tie last
weeks top notehers in the Confer
enee, the Jones High School
Drags moved the Camden II down
to fourth place in Conference
standings. With no more than .
handful Of green gridders and with
five years inactivity to handicap
them, Jones' pad clads moved the
iron bound Camden team in .
backward position then filled the
air with passes to tie the score
and hold the tie point for the du-
ration.
Trailing the Camden team for
more than the three quarters bad
ly beaten and terrifically batter
ed, Jones took the initiative after
ten minutes Of the fourth period
and chalked up the tying run. The
Jones tally was made the aerial
way, and from then it was nip
and tuck for the few remaining
minutes.
Jones tic in the Camden game
makes fellow conferences members
L up and take more notice OF
the heretofore almost unrecogniz-
d cam.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-10-17

is Florida. Their rat-hole open
ings, a type of milne playing, is
the most devastating offensive this
writer has seen this year. Th'
Morris Brown Flori "a game viii
doubtless have important bear
ings upon the outcome of the
STAG title.
Baseball: :" the ground
work for pennants is laid indoors
-Judson Bailey. Baseball is {
romance Too many peopl
Judge a baseball player on thu
perc antages /. The players ma!
change, the spirit won',.," says
Joe Mccarthy, manager of tn
New York Yankees, WORLI
CHAMPIONS.
Powerful Threats: Speaking Of
the tendency Of white promoters
to dominate Negro sports, Cum
Posey writes:
"Abe Saperstein is just an
cher name to this writer. He
is just a symbol Of those who
are attempting 10 edge into
professional Negro athletics ane
TO eventually control them. (Sap
ers.ein and sgd Pollock are
the two most powerful thr ats
to organized Negro athletic en-
terprises."
Negro college football is the
only major sport not promoted b!
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-10-17

the front against the professed
anti-democracy of Hitler, Petain,
Franco, Mussolini and the Mikado.
| do not propose here to argue
because ! think we ought to ar
que whether the United States
should enter war or not; and
mainly because | think we ought
to make up our minds first what
we are willing to fight for.
Considering the State Depart
ment's solcitude for Vichy,
France and Japan, and for the
! large number of known and work
ing pro-fascists and fascists who
enter and leave this country at
will While known anti-fascists are
barred, one could wish for light
in this dark corner of American
policy. Nor is the President
blameless, for he must b, pre-
sumed to control the State Depart
ment.
In regard to aid to Russia,
which is surely doing a great ard
heroic service TO this country by
sapping the strength and reserves
of Hitler, the Administration has
apparently taken the lead in rails
ing the question If religious lib
erty in connection with granting
aid to the Soviets at time when
sensible and practical men are
surely more concerned with de-
feating Hitler than they are with
whether the Russians will per-
nit the edu> .tion Of their young
people to be taken over in part
Inv PRESS. The British, accord
ing to CBS's Edward Murrow
broadcasting from London, are
merely annoyed by this conutry's
gratuitous attempt to bring up a
religious quarrel with Russia,
Britain; ard the United States so
it says, are trying to stop Hitler.
! And thei there is at Washing
ton the matter Of production
for.. Each day we learn that some
vital material for defense is lack
ing. or soon will be lacking, be
cause some dollar-a- year indus
trialist has been more Interested
in pushing up prices and making
larger profits for industry than
he has with getting his country
prepared to defend itself. Does
MT the Administration know at
this late date in history that
there isn't any such thing as
"dollar "a year" industrialist? Men
like Knudsen and Stettinius are
not in Washington for their health
and certainly not for any salary
Of one dollar per annum. And II
they are interested in the defense
of a democratic society, they are
determined that such a society
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-10-17

Don't in Series Competition?
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig rank
among the few major League
stars who have lived up to their
press clippings in world seri $
competition. We rate Gibson with
this pair.
Many others-inelu ed iAbled
Joe DiMaggio.-havc tlopied
"when the chips were down"
Only the MUSES. know what
Jolting Joshua would have done II
he would have had a chance 10
do his act in baseball's Autumn
al Big Tent.
Against the best big league
pitching in training and barn
storming games, according to the
testimonials of such super sling
~rs as Dizzy Dean, Carl llubbell,
Adolph Luque and others, Gibson
has slugged his way to fame,
And we believe hat our Inter
national Sultan Of Swing but now
practically Baseball's Superman
Without Country-hacause OF
pr JUDGE could have done a lot
more than some Of the hally-hoo-
cd stars for the gallant Buns of
Brooklyn.
Maybe we're wrong on our su-
perman theory about Gibson. But
the only way a mar league
owner can prove it is to give
Jolting Josh chance to show his
wares in the big league next sea-
son.
A n d incidentally, basebalfs
grand old man---Judge Landis--
could make no greater or grand
er final gesture in his farewell
to arms" as commander of dia-
mond's valiant army than to ad
vocate the induction Of colored
players into its fighting forces.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-10-17
Nashville Swamps
McRae High Bob
Cats 29-O

The McRae Bobcats bowed in bit
ter defeat to a powerful Nashville
eleven last week to drop nom
conference clash, 800.
Putting up stiff but ineffective
+. sistance, the Prescott '.eam was
unable to hold the Nashville tide
back AMI allowed them % mark
ers before the third period hac
lnded. Then stitching the resis'
lance, McRae held The Vile boys
at he over balanced 29 mark fol
the fourth quarter,
McRae's captain, Lee Smitf
was out Of the game with bang
Cd up ankle, hut will probably be
ready for action within the next
several weeks. First reports of his
injury indicated that he might be
henched for the balance of the sea
son.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-10-17
Panther Squad Downs Rust
27.6; Faces Force Saturday

ing with a lowrunning form, thru
the defensive line for bif gains on
every leap.
The Green Wave rolled into vii
berforee this week end for it's
third and toughest yet" compe i
ton, The Force squad, defeated
last waek at Chicago by power
full 'Skegee squad, but in spite Of
its last weeks loss, is a tough
squad to face.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-10-17

'SKEGEE BOUNCED FORCE all over the chalk strip
ed field to win the National Classic 26-7 more than
10000 rayng fans thobbed the boot of the hog hide
(more further DOWN Phlander Smith-its sec
ond game this seasontomped Rust way down in the mud
for 27-6 win ncdenty. it's second precious win for
the season Dunbar dropped hot cake to Texarkana
:. No points against Texarkanas ID Boxing big
wigs got together for the final paleys preparatory to
winter season they say Lincoln u, in it's buldup for
the PSC homecoming event. lost to Morris Brown after al
most winning Phiander Smith is facing the Wilber-
force bunch this week end might be her first loss this
season State College got off Is chakers against a
weak Alcoin eleven Still coming up Lincoln faces Lee
Moyne at ST Louis Qocal lad j. B. Wiley, is former
Mad Maocian) Big Joe Elston, of the greatest
neman the game has known, and, ncdenty, of the
mou hest, is back for brief visit Talking hog hide
usual No definite steps have been taken for the
ganzation Of local ball club Rumor had it that big
wigs slated for gettogether this week Polly
White the North Side will probably line up his Els
quire Club within the next two three weeks and throw
in leather pushing meet Chester Matthew's newly
,rad brood