Arkansas State press., 1942-12-11
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lieve it or not do have that
bond, no, not the appeal bond, but
a COED safe War Bond, you know
the kind that you can get your
boss to hold for you until pay
day when you got your mind on
one number and seven comes up
'fust', Yes went and bought me
one as soon as Mr.. Roosevelt or
dored Mr., MeNutt to not draft any
more men or allow them to enlist
over 3S years old, for | was so
hurt that | wasn't able to show
my contempt in person to Messrs
Hitler and associates until | am
going to send it by my huddies.
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Speaking Of contempt, was
just about tho most contempteous
person in Little Rock, when | start
ed home the other evening and
found ticket on my car, one of
these complimentary tickets, where
you go in free and pay like hell
before you leave, FOR parking in a
bus stop zone. The joke is on the
policeman, for the bus hasn't
stopped there since hector was a
pup. You know funny things hap
pen in police circle. The other
night police spotted a criminal
and in his attempt to arrest him,
the officer was arrested and the
criminal was seen walking off with
all the officers identifications, and
the officer was sent down instead
Of the criminal not to the hose
gov hut to the sawbones' paradise.
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Evidently Clinton Crudup left
Jacksonville the other day for
ahuoNidlid W dSSiSJ NIGut1di M
Arthur for he was loaded with
sufficient ammunition. but Messrs.
Mathews Ledden and Burgy did
not cherish the idea of Mr.. Crud-
up going on such an important
mission without official orders, so
they intercepted, at eth and Gain
es and the explanation they receiv-
ed was not satisfactory to their
curiosity, and lack of a substitute,
Mr.. Crudup spent six days as the
guest of the city and relieved him
self of $44.
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Mrs. Elphanie Beasley of 240l
Spring didn't take to the idea Of
sss6Isssrss and Burgy telling
her what to do, and the show
started at Ninth and Broadway, at
this writing Rib first round is
over and Mr.. Smith is winner of
round one, and Mrs. Beasley is
loser of Sl6,40.
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A few minutes ago | was talk
ing about contempt--here is zeal
contempt, contempt Of court, and
that could be laid to plenty, but
in this case it was, these three who
showed it and for their honesty
they were fined SIS each, Symathis
Giles, ITO lizard. Richardian Nc
Crary, same address and Arthur
Winston, 1910 Fulton. Mathews,
Ledden and Burgy were the Of
ficers in this case whose eyes were
opened.
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Mr.. Isaac y. Ford Of 81 Arch
who has dislike for soldiers
when they are in an inebriatcd con
dition with money, was forced to
display it last week. and no doubt
the gentleman would have gotten
away with It but some one called
that man again and Mathew and
Ledden would not give an inch UNI
Ill they he'd MIR. Ford TO explain
to the Judge his disHkes for sold
iers with morey, $50 and $3.50 as
far as | am concerned, asserted
the Judge metaphotically speaking
You may 60 to the state now.
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Here's sister who couldn't ex-
rlain why she was on the streets
at Ninth and State at q. m. when
she stayed at 3119 w. 18th, and
because Love Lee Allison could
think up an excuse TO satisfy Mr..
pitcock's boys, Mathews and Led
den, she stayed with them one
day and left SO.
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Not being able to- explain why
he doesn't have a joh and Is well
and healthy and doesn't belong to
the wealthy class, caused Robert
Lee Livingston Of 906 w. Ninth
to spend sometime with the Mum
cipal official. Smith and Burgy
didn't think a man who would CO.
operate with us in this war by
working had any business on 9th
and State.
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Mr.. Willie Washington, formerly
of 24t7 Cross who encountered
officer McFarln Monday night at
10th and High and who relieved
uo nfr;cer of his ammunition and