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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-10-23
w arren News


- 49,. hthih Aftt3 JNHHNNH
4 very auceessful rally closed at
Bethel Church, Rev. l.. O. Grady,
pastor Sunday Rev &c. II. Jones,
pastor Of the Pilgrim AMT church,
Monticello, had charge.of the ser +.
vices Sunday afternoon. Rev,
Grady and his members win be in
monticello this Sunday October %
The Bradley Baptist District AS.
ISOLATION closed Sunday ut Union
Hill Baptist church, Rev. W. II,
Dudley, pastor. According to re-
pors this WIGS one of the best SEES
sions m many years, both spiritual
ly and financially Several promi-
nent visitors were present. DR.. r.
), Shorty, pastor of the First Bapt
church WAS in Pine Bluff over the
weekend. Rev. Muse. former pas
ten Of this city pre- ehcd at First
Baptist Sunday riylt
Personal New Mrs. Ella Lang
ston and Miss Carl Lee Pu,itt of
Pine Bluff were here over the week
end. Mrs. Annie = Walker. your
reporters mother = i neice. Brrn.
ia Ann Of Mufrretoro, are spend
ing a few day here. Agee W.
W. McTcRoy WHO is attending
school in Little Rock wss home
this week. Mr.. o lie White e. Pine
Fluff spcat n few DAYS here before
leaving for the camn. Mrs. Char.
loston Robertson returned Sunday
from Monroe. In. MIS-. Christine
Roterstoq of WI ar atendal SER
vice at Bethel ANF Ch~c4 Sun
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-10-23

Wright near Cleveland, Ark A
number Ct | eal citizens wished the
Midwest District Association held
with the pilgrim Rest Bapt. iarch
near Blackwell and report 4 great
meeting.
Read the State PRESS. Every
lssue is a real treat in every way
of information and inspiration. Let
Us cultivate race Pride and the
spirit Of cooperation Patron2e
race physicians, insurance comp
anies. made with race merchants,
If we viii do this 100 years, our
race viii present a different pie
ture
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-10-23
Center Ridge News
By !. IL MeCralv

Visitors: Mrs. ORA Buckley and
4 ueiter Maiaie Of Elrcra. Okla,
are speniirg a few days here as
guest o. Mrs. Mcdaniel 3. Mr. Edi-
son Wesley left Tueeday for de
Tense work in 49,. O.. d.
Little Eocl, and Mr. Sanford b.
Morris left the same date for de
lenses work in TT Smith. Miss
G.. Jo-es left Monday for Chicago
where she will attend school
Miss Anola Morris who has visit
ed here fer a week LEFT Saturday
f'r her home in Tulsa 05Ia. q.
Mr. 7orq Morris and children gre
spood'7y q few days visiting her
p-icats, Mr.. end Mrs. Russell
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-10-23

atiges Monday Mi, Dorothy Ri
ley returned from Judsonia Tues
Prof. ard Mrs. A. NJ, Miller were
accompanied t. Augusta Wedues-
day by Mrs, Cora Barrls and Miss
Willie Mae Goodman to attend the
BAPTIST Association, Mrs, Lara
Flen.frgs and lovely little daught-
or Helen Faye were weekend
guests O. Mr., and MIS-, lonnie I lem
ings., Mr.. Walter Harper of Jop-
lin, Mo, is yislting his brother, FL
laer and other relatives Mrs. Mil
dfcd Brown, president of the Jr.
League Of Bethel AME--ehufch
was hostess to Group Of little
bows and gitls at her nome on Fli-
day evening, Evangelist Pearl
NJ rtia COZ Quoted services fer Rev.
Branch on Sunday at Newark an,
also sponsored a program Wednes-
day tight at Bethel for the Mis-
sionary soeiety.~qMrs. Vivian
Waugh arrived Saturday to spend
few days with her mother, Mrs,
Elnera Waugh and sister Mrs.
Theodota Harris Mr.. Jim Rainey
Of VAIN t Ride spe a few hour.
in the city Saturday visiting friends
,'aRev. jesse Ford conducted ser
vices at Lafierty's Memorial Ch.
Sunday night while Rev. Tolbert
was in Little Rack attending the
District Conference Rev. u. c,
Colemz n wa dinner Guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Roosevelt FlQmiags. Sun.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-10-23
By Lille NJ. Wim,)eriy

About Our Town; Mrs. Wade of
Cincinnati, Ohio is house guest Of
Miss Fra kie Shonwood of N.
School Stree, Mr.. Alfred Butler
Of Cotton Plant was looking in ON
friends Tuesls, Mrs, Vienna
Smith and little d,1ghter 4lvernis
are back after speeding Their va
cation in Detroit, Mich and Chica-
go, ILL.,, and report pleasant trip
Mrs. Hazel Washington was visit
ing in the city last week. Mrs.
Dozie Mclntyre is back after
spending the summer in Fordyce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Grandson
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-10-23
Newport News
BY Mrs. Gladys Mays

News From Here Funeral of
Mrs. DezZie Locke was held Thurs-
day from St. Paul AME Chureh,
with Rev. VIC. Wills, officiating
Special service was rendered at st.
Paul AME Church Sunday FOR the
men of the city, with employees
ut TIE Federal Compress SIS special
guegts and Rev W, c, Wills, pas
ton delivering the message, Tho
Game of Life.
ORGANIZATIONS 10 Mr.. Lester
Williams in his promotion to Asst
District Manager to Mr., johnson
of the Universal Life Insurance
Co, Little Reck, assuming the
new duties on November /. Mr.
James Bragch has been named as
successor Mgr. Williams prges
the cooperation Of his policy hald
ors to the new man Mrs. Gladys
MAYS spent the week end in Little
Rock and reports that Mrs. Gore
da Lyreh has successfully under
gore an operation at the United
Friends hospital and is improy-
inc nicely Misses Zenobia Match
ct and Bessie Hayden spent the
weekend in Little Rock also.
Staff SGT Harold Walker of Fort
iauehuea, Afiz. Is visiting his
parent, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Walk
err at Anvengre and other rela
tivcs and friends. Mesdames Jes-
sic Mae Walbure, Ella Parks
Ethel Mccoy, Carrie Brown, De-
bora Daniels attended the CWR
Association at Augusta last week.
Mrs. Carrie Dean Of Little Rock
Mr.. and Mrs, Wesley Vaughn Of
St Louis attended the funeral of
their aunt Mrs. Dezzie Loehe.
Rev. X. c. Jones, pastor of Morn
ing 81 + baptist Church visited
the Newport High School on Mon
day and addressed the assembly
Goods Protection" taken from
the Book Of job. Mr.. Ralph Mil
Ter left for st. Louis Sunday after
attending the funeral Of his moth
er, Mrs. Dezzie Leche. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ellis Murphy and baby cir
OF Annanopolis, Ind. are here fol-
the week visiting Mr., and Mrs. q
Jones and other relatives an(
friends at Blacksmith Surprise
A birthday party was given OF
Sunday. honoring Mrs. Nellie Hal
burton and Mrs. L. Roddy at IN,
home Of Mrs. N. Halliburton. A
delicious plate was served to tn
folioWifr guests by Miss Lilliat
Cnlev. Willie Jean Porter. assisI
cd hy Mrs. Willie Lewis: Mes
DANES r. Hii'ard, l.. Wills, Ge5r
gia Phillips. F.. Griffin. &, r.. Wail
jer, Pearl Pitts. Emma Fowler. +
/ Jones, Mary Roddy (of Wynnc,,
, Steward Josie Barkedale. Mar,
Willie Lewis and Messrs. Hubert
iWerrcn, II. Buckingham, slN
Halibmton, Joe Philips, ,he honol
/ COS received many useful gitts.
Messrs, Raymond Porter and Johr
II, Ferguson spent the week orc
in Conway and Little ROCK visit.
ing rel tipes and friends.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-10-23
Garland City
BY Nelson Boykins. j..

Sunday School was conducted
by Supt Matte V. Smith at Wynnc
Bapt Church and a good attend
ance reported, Rev. Nixon deli
yered the wonderful sermon at the
morning hour, which was in charge
of the Masonic Lodge, who laid
the cornerstone at the church,
with ii brothers present and R. l..
Lily, worthy Grandmaster. Re-
freshments were served free and
in the Afternoon a special masonic
sermon was delivered by mason
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-10-23
Mrl,el1ee News

BY Tom Jones
ABOUT OUR TOWN: Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. McElroy spent the week
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-10-23
Wood Springs News

5. b. McDuf(ie
Miss ,tlzada Mask returned from
Texarkana last Saturday, report
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23
oder Elm GenOsse des Kreuzes
a. Sortlesuua)

toei6 jd, oa6 bi1 ein gutter Sllnge bilt,
tuie Sic Slrl6en 10 lino. Geiner lrns
Ter ms lit pollfonrmen lmo mir pin's
fdeinell, Dab, gefiel es Oem I0mdds
tigerL er ms alle o1fS Grantenbett
legen fonnte lno nit Hedt: benn
tutr iil1o olle bonn red)ten @ege obge,
tulden. Ga lit feiner, ser 9ered)t lit
- neln nidt elmer. Slt's nidt 10,
8urihen?"
Die Yt0nner mltrmelte,t ibren BET
faa, tpGbreno Situs sic Sfanrote
betulBter Sbulo ir ieiueu S(ngelitte
berIpiirte.
uaut auL nlrn!" ioste elmer ser
ar0ger lebbait, ,,es lit 3eit, oaB mir
tueiter fonunen. SSSeBt! sSuBt an!
goriihtig" llnb sic Gier nit ibrer
Gait nadten iib raIden Shrittes
aut Die StraBe binunter, >uabreno
Der alte Wann uno Stepbanlls nit
aen Hesen nobfolgten.
uWciu arlner Snnge, mein arnler
Suuge!' murlnelte ser alte, ipie 81
iid ielblt, inbenn er traurig oas Solpt
idiittelte.
uSit er ihon Ianee 70 eelueien?"
fraste Stepbamls nitleibspoa. |
uSeit ieinent adten Sabre, iaete
Der Batter. ,,gr ipuroe bon eine,n r0=
1niid,en 8agen iberfabren - urlner
Sunge! sSn Si6erias, mo- mir oaunals
trebnten, ip,lroe irseno elm beioniibes
sSelt gebalten, llno ser anabe bate
fih in Sen aopf eeiest es sll ieben.
Seine 9trtter eebot linn, su SauIe
81 bleiben ood) eutsing ct ibrer adt
lHo tuir ipuBten nid)ts BON linn, bis
i'm Die gtadbarn balbtot ins Sans
brabten. Ih, es mar ein 2eio, es
tpar ein 2eiol gr ipar ein munterer
&nabe, ebe er slt Shaben fam, l,no
bate Dor ienem Sag luIer @ebot nie
iibertreteu. Settler bat er iarner i'm
8ett geleaen; benn irsenolpie nabnt
Die 8erlesune olles 2eben lalo 8e<
fiibl ans Icinen @lieoeru IooaB er
tie nid)t gebrau6en fanu. Hah eini<
ger 3cit fauen pir nod &apernolm
1,ne feline 0tutter bat ME auTgebort, |
fir Ieine @ieoerberltellung 5u beten.
Woae ser Mumadtine es 9etpabren,
1pie er oas @ebet Sonnabs getpabrte!
9ie Habbiner ieboh tuollen es niht
anoerS, als Dob er fir feline Siinoen
1ebe; ,no int geipiiier SinIiht leioet
er audi oafiir, ormer 8urihe, beun es
1T iuabr, baB er nlgeGorlam mar.
@ber mir ollie iino irre aegangen =
atle irre aegangen. llno er lit 10 &C.
buloia gelueIen. 0u meibt, &nabe,
Dab 9auio in einem Ieiner 8ialnen
faat: ,sSie IiG ein Batter iiber ieine
Ginoer erbarmt, 10 erbarn,t iih Ser
Sperr iiber Sic, 10 i'm fiirbten.' llnb
ih lpeiB, Dab er iih iiber neinen at
meu, aeouloigen SSungen erbarmt. y
,@as iaaIt bu bon einem Sater,
Der iid) iiber ieine Ginber erbarmt?"
iaste Stepbamts baltig. v8iult on
mir es noh einnlal iaaen?"
Scr llte ipieoerbolte ben Gers,
banls laate er etipas ltrean: n&ennlt
bn sic Shrift niht, Gnabe9 slls id
In Deincm sllter ipar, fonute ih Sic
glalmen uno piel bonn 8elet Der.
iagen."
,,slber mein 8ater lit elm @riecbe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23
Mitf,uedj, SEN %. eeptemter f94s

| mir nid)t gefauell, illnger Wenid:
er riedt nad) llnaeieslidfeit.
o0b, gaterr' iaste Ser arante
| Ildlnd5eno, ,,iuein ibr mid iest sit.
riidnebmt, 10, bas fiible i'd, funn ih
ME picoerfonin,ell. Gieles bat mid
10 mitsenommel, Dab i'd oie Sebeas-
quelen in mir berlieden fiible. SD
bite oih, periud)e iraenb eine1l Bes,
Ser mid at ibm fiibrt."
Der Mite soserte.
Stepbanns flii1terte ibn ins DIR,
,2aB es uns beriitbet, ib bite Did,"
,,@ut gut! snt ener Roslidites!
Sb mil 5imon iein 9ah persiiten.
Ser Beriub miro nidts ibooet."
9ie bier boben iest ibre Biiree
ipieoer anf uno betuegten iib lana-
Jam borludrts ourd) Sic Dieuge Sts-
pbanus uno ser alte gingen oiesritat
porolts, ibnen cine @aiie babnenb.
Gnolih erreihten iie Sic Sir, oanu
fam eil1 &f bureb be Maile, ipet-
DIE ieoe moglide gde i'm @arten ein.
nabu. .3ulebt tpar bie Sreppe er~
reibt ,tno i'll ndbiten altgenblif be-
fauhen iie iid seboree,t alf oem Da.
be, ipobin, fonberbarertpeiie, biz iest
nod niemano BON nnten aefomnteH
mar. allein iebt, Ole sbiibt oerer
nit Dem ardnfen erratenb, beeanu
oie Menae, iiA bie enee sreppe bin.
alif5ubrdnger.
uBas babt ibr Dor, quite 5reuat-
be?" rief elmer.
uDas Dab oitf5ureiBen unb bieieN
aranfeu in Die @eeenluort bes Mei-
tiers nieoer5ulaiien", antiportete Ei-
tits. .
,Dann lit bier Ser Srt, Sic 3ieea
tpeg5unebmen. Or lit inn 3inmer
barunter. ssSd) perbe sir belfea",
iaate Ser Mann, ser auerit geiproben
bate.
sssnt ndhlten Muaenblif iparen ein
0tsenb tpillieer Sanoe an ser Mr-
felt. Rur Iebr flrse 3eit geniiste,
INN cine 5ienlihe Sefinuns gu MA
dben; nnb raid mad)ten lie MnftaH,
ourdj iie bas 8ett NIT oem aronfea
1tieber5ulaiien. sSie iie i'm erboben,
m,lrnfelte er: $50 lit er = ser &na.
be, Der gebeiIt ipurbe2"
SD bin oa', iaate Stepbanits,
berbortreteno. Sci ntltie!' fliiterte
er. SD iab i'm b,trh Sic Geffmlng
int 9ad. gr miro bib beilen."
usSett - faBt feite anl' iaete 81
TITS; nno Sic 5eile, sic ien1ano ae.
brad)t bate unb ipelhe feIt an oas
8ett aefniipft parer, erfaiieno, purbe
Ser aranfe poriid)tig ,u,o 1iher enrd,
oie Seffn,tns nieoergelaiien Bis eas
9ett auf Sem gooen a,t Ssseln ssiiBett
itanb. Ginen slugenblid berrid)te tie-
fe Stille; Sic I'M 3imnter ,tnten ourh
oie ieltiane llnterbrehlnlg beltitr8t,
,nb bie, ipeld)e oie DEFINING I'M Dad,
llnlbranaten in aten1oler Sorae lnn
bas @elinaen hires fiibnef 91anes.
Ser Meiiter bate lbenb eeipro-
ben, bob nnn erbob er iid. ino. iid)
nieoerbengeno ibaute er bebadytiant
ir bas @elidt bes &ranfen. 81, ienet
bleihen, gebriidten 3iigen nnb oen
bittenoen sluger las er feline gauge
riibreube @eidiAte. Sanft leete er
feline Sanb auf SEN 2eioeuoen ltno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23

oapon 5u reiben.
9ann besaben .iib iuieoer aIle auf
Sen 8eg in Derielben Sronnng nie
5rnor. Sic pareu MIN nidt mebr
lpeit bon Sinons Sans, uno iuie tie
lih naberten, puroe es ibnen flar,
oaB iih sort cine sroBe Wenge oer-
Iammelt bate; oenn es begegneten it,
men 5ablreide @rllppen Die ipeggin
gen lino bon oenen~ iid Dlele laut
beflagten, baB iie iueoer ieben nob
boren b6tten fonne,l.
Ser sllte idien beiorst. sd be-
fiirbte, oaB mir, nun mir 10 peit ber>
gefommen iino, ib1t oo6 niht ieben
fonnen. Wein armer anabel Wein
arnter &nabe!''
y2aB es ibn nibt boren', bat Ste
pbanns, inbem er feline Sano tpic
parueno bent Alten auf oen arm leg.
te uSab rns lpeiter geben, mir tper'
oen Jpn eeipiB fiuoen."
ssbr Gpripartsforlnlen mar itnt ser
INNER bidter iperbenoen Me,lse mil
len natiirliderlpeiIe lest lan9Ialn.
gnoli1 Iesten sic bier ibre 8iiree ME.
ser, INN aussuruben uno iiber ibre
Gage su berateu.
,,s8as babt ibr ba?" fragte elm
0oriibpraeheuber. .,Gttteu !Aranfen?
uno er ihattte ibnen iiber sic Shul-
ter auf oas 8ett. SD ipia ellb et-
mas lasen: am beiten ipdre eS, ibn
lpieber beint5unebnelt uno iobalo oils
lnoglid, oenn bente slbeno miro ct
nid)t eebeilt. Or lit in einem Ser obe'
rem 3i1nrner bon Simons @aus uno
Ipribt nit Sen Habbinern, Brieitern
uno .Ybarilaern Die BON iiberaa,
IelbIt bon Seruialem beraefonnen
Iino, um i'm su boren. ltnb ielblt
Ipenn Dem ltiebt 10 mare 10 lit oob
oas Saus ltnb ieoer Son oes Gar
tens eebranst noa bon 2euten; nibt
,iner bon ellh allein fonnte ourh bic
Cir in Sen 8arten, bon bem 8ette
aar niht 81 reoen. llno obne ab5u-
lparten, Oh iein Sat befolet tpiiroe
ober nidt, eing er iueiter.
,,Sm! gs lit cine trauriae Sa.
he!"~ nu,rmelte einer Ser 0tanner,
Die bas 9ett batten traeen belfen.
SD bate nid)t perIproden, bieie
2aIt beibe gese 5u traeen."
uSb! Benjamin. mein Spbn!
Wein Sobnp' ianmerte ser alte,
bilIos feline Sdnoe rineenb. ussd)
befiirhte, baB mir oib lngebeilt tpie-
Ser nah Sauie nebnten miiiien."
u8artetp' iaete Stepbanus, illbent
er portrat. ussS6 tpeiB, Dob mir i'm
finben fonnen, penn mir perlnben
9itus, lpiut ou geben uno suieben,
ob man nidt irse,lopo bineinfom-
men fann?'
Sit,ts mar i'm aueenblid fort ,lno
int A1eenblid a,td pieoer 5uriid, er-
bibt 1tno feuhenb Dor slnltrengung.
Cine Sreppe fiibrt al11 bas Dab
ni6t fern bon ser @artentiir", iagte
er. SD oabte, tpenn mir i'm ba
binaltfnebmeu fonnte,t, 10 fDnnten mir
pielleibt einen Sell Ger 3iegel auf-
rciben llno i'm in oas 3in1mer bit-
l,nterlalien, no ser Wfeilter iprid)t.
SSll elmer Stunbe fam ib Sic Seff-
1ltng tpieber ul,sbeiiern, ipenn mir
ei1ler bon euch hilft."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23

Ilaet, baB ser, ben ipir al,fluebet, 1ebrt
ltno beilt ale Die 81 ibn fonlner,
ielblt 3olner lmo Climber
u9aS lit ipabr', Iagte Stepbanlls
Galtia Id iuar ein ariippel uno er
beilte mid. Gr fragte MIDI nidJt, Oh
ih bie EIalmen piiBte ooer oas Sc.
leb ooer Oh ih oie Sbule beIube.
Sd bat i'm nidt einmal, mid al
beilen, ih bat fir einen anoern.
llnb benfIt ST. oaB ser Safer, Der
llid iiber Sic &inoer erbarmt, Ser
Sater lit, pon bem er 10 Oft fpribt?"
,,@eniblid', iuar Die antiport. ,,gr
lit audi ser @ott slbrabams, ssiaafs
uno sSsatobs.
rltno wer iino oie?" frlte Stepba.
nus lnIhuloig.
80 3uabe, bu biit wabrli1 eli,
!Seioe'' itobnte ser alte. u9il luuBt
in Sic Shule geben llnb Sic Sdrift
leien boren.' .-
r0as ipia ih TIM, iagte Stepba.
NUS ernItlih. uDu ipeiBt, oaB ib Biz
por fltrser f3eit nibt founte, oenu ih
lpar bilflos.'
sSest beluerften iie, oaB bie 9rds
ger ibre 8iiroe iuieoer binseitellt bat
ten ,no iih itredten, Inn ibren ihmer=
5enoen Hiiden 2itoer,lug 5it berlebaf.
fen. Ser Mite fam beran unb iano
neben bem gett, bie abgemaeerten
3iiae bes DaraufliesenSen 5artli1 an.
blidenb.
u@erurladt Sir bas Sbiitteln
lpabreno bes 8ebens Shmer5en, mein
ornier Sunge2"
v0eilL gater, bas GdutteIn
Idmer5t mid nidt 70 tpie meme fin
oiee Seele. er fann ntih nibt bei~
len, id bin 70 liinois, 10 boie am
beltett nillmt man mid 5uriid uno |
ldBt midi in sSrieben ierben."
,,&annit ou midi ieben?" iagte
Stepbamls nit ieiner flaren anaben-
Itilnme, inoent er lih neben Sem 8ett
aaf feline &nie nieoerlieB. SD bin
Elm Seibe, oeiu Sater bat es geIagt,
lno bod bat er MIDI gebeilt. gr bat
Gbilip, oeu 9linoen aebeilt, oeien
slnaen al,sgebrannt iparen, iparun1,
lpeiB id niht, ober er ipar eiu 5iin-
Ser. Gr bat gan5e Sharen eebeiIt
lno feiner utter ibuen lpar Elm Brie-
iter ooer Habbiner ooer 8barilaer.
Gr miro bih beilen. gu fennlt i'm
nidt. gr erbarlnt iid ser ainber, mie
ser &ater i'm Solnnel nnh er liebt
lie, mie ME cine Wtntter aeliebt bat.
Oh ipirlt es leben, iperm ou ibn ms
In9eli6t IballIt"
Ser iilnse MenIb beftete feline gro
BeL trarrigen alisen aitf Stepban1S
l,no als oerlelbe aufborte sll reben,
laste er: r8er bilt bu? 9iIt br Elm
gngel?"
ltlo ipirflid) int Monoidein ibien
ser &nabe einent gn9el niht lndbn=
li1 ipie er, sic S3Gnoe in ieinem grn.
Ite gefaltet, neben bern 9ett f1iete.
uNein, nein, anabel gr lit fem
engel', iprad Sic fnarrenoe Stimne
oes slltcn. ,,gs lit BLOB ein fleiner
Seioenfnabe, uie er aan5 rid)tig iagt
bent er fennt nidt AbrabanL Slaaf 1t.
Safob. 0oh tros aIlebent lit er elm
gutter Sl,nae. Oil mltbt bid ernnun-
tern, benn tuabr lit es, baB er Ielblt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

in tin cans and not glass jars"
Chief Air Raid Warden Frank
NJ. McLaury today Will receive
reports on all violations during
the blackout of August y at the
weekly meeting of air raid
wardcnS i'm the OCD office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
NONE PARTY PROCEEDs

Tomorrow the reports will be
as 10 factory and indi-
vidual violations. the factory class
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

both 10 watch. there would be
no need for Richard TO STAY
there. Incidentally, / am going 90
loosen the reins bit 81 that
YOU may be able 10 see Richard
more often and 20 out with him
occasionally and ] will see 10 IL
that Katharine is never left
alone here"
A FINE IDEA
THAT will he wonderful" I
said. II suppose she il asleep
now"
Il think she Is" he replied.
"She went into the bedroom
hours ago, saying she meant 10
20 10 sleep, and I have heard
nothing from her since"
Any more questions ." he
asked "Or can We switch back
10 our original conversational
track"
I'm sorry" I said aware that
subcOnsclouSly l had been dodg-
ing further discussion OF my
restaurant experience.
NO harm done" he said but
! am curious 20 know your inn
preSsiOns OF that man while
they are still fresh in your mind.
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NY FATHERS Quilzical smile
stli played around his mouth as
l made my somewhat tcSty reply
TO his Quilpish question
II Dicky had been in his place
he would have adiured me keep
your blouse on bur my father ],
far too old fashioned for such a
retort.
"lou mustn't he 80 sensitive"
he told me II know, OF course.
that you would never bring such
flambOyant looking guest 10
the hotel. but I couldn't resist
teasing YOU bit.
PARTLY OK.
II approve entirely Of your
giving him the Inderw wood tele-
phone number and l do not
think Richard will object. At
any rate he will come over here
tomorrow morning and YOU can
make the arrangements with
him"
Thank YOU said. then
asked, How il HARRY ."
Almost pletely re-
covered" my father answered.
IF II were not for certain
things for which 1 want them
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Home Defense Notes:
Home Defense Notes:
Salvage Group
Is Recognized
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Continued From Page IS
ing their time TO further the
salvage campaign" said Chair
man Anderson
Wayne CountN'S quota for
the kitchen fats salvage II
100000 pounds annually and
Michigan's 2O.OOO.OOO. The cam
paign for collection OF fats.
which got under way in the
middle Of July, j. beginning 10
show an upSwing. some $4,000
pounds being turned in during
July.
Even though the first half 81
this month shows n % per cent
increase over the last half Of
July. We still have long way
60 go before reaching the Wayne
quota and every housewife II
urged 10 save drippings from
bacon, pork. lamb and beef
which are not reusablc and turn
them IN to their meat market
~ cents pound. They are
needed for the making of give
crime for explosives. save them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

! do not mean his description,
which you gave 80 exceedingly
well that l could almost zee him
myself. But did you at any mo-
ment. from his face, his figure
or his voice, get the impression
that beneath his disguise was
some one YOU knew >"
/ was not yet prepared 10 tel
any one, least OF all my hard
headed experienced father. of m!
fantastic conjecture concerning
the identity Of the man l met il
the restaurant. that ne might have
written the queer fan letter DIN;
received but i could give him GER
tain deductions.
II do not think he u any enc
l know" / said slowly, yet
that IL hard TO tell. His eyes
were completely hidden and his
makeup. II marvellous. I'm fact
l am certain he IL compare
lively young man.
II think he purpOsely has
made his voice more resonant
~ he should seem older. But
once. when he spoke Olina's
name, there was "A nuanCe in 10
that seemed family reminiscent
OF something I could not place"
"Ah" My fathers voice In
gered over the eNpletiVe. then
he asked abruptly "Anything
else ."
SEEMED EARNEST
"No. except that he Impressed
me a. being truthful. sincere,
and terribly In earnest. 80
pecially about the danger TO
Olga and TO Olina."
HE doesn't know what pre-
cautions we are already taking
about those two, hut shall see
that they are doubled. just on
the chance that he may have
stumbled on something fresh.
And. one last thing; when
he does contact you, I want YOU
In arrange 10 that after YOU in
teryiew l may see him myself.
have a vague intuition that
may discover something infer
eSting about him"
lie rose. and kissed me when
rose 10 say Good night, Their
asked surprisingly:
How tired are you: Too
tired To see Ronald for a few
minuies:"
Continued tomorrow