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Arkansas State press., 1942-04-17
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BY Patsy Graves for AMP


VITAMlNS ARE THE things
that make you sick if you don't
get them. They are food ele-
ments necessary or growth,
health and vigor. Everyday and
everyway, | certainly hope you're
getting your share. The research
in this matter of vitamins is tre-
nenacus, and The findings are
sometimes more than the average
housewife feels that she has time
to keep up with. Nor does she
need to particularly. A good gen
eral knowledge of vitamins, where
they are found, and how to save
them is enough to keep your fam
lily healthy if you put into practice
what you know.
VITAMINS A promotes growth,
protects, eyesight, helps prevent
night blindness, helps the body
maintain resistance to infection,
promotes proper development of
teeth during formative periods
Vitamins A is found in green,
leafy, and yellow vegetables, in
liver, in dried prunes and apricotr
and fish liver oils. Liver is a very
good source of A, little over two
ounces containing over 5000 units.
Liver is not too expensive (some
kinds of liver, I mean. Even high
err in units is spinach the stuff
that made Popeye famous, and
vice versa.
NEXT COMES VITAMIN B
ONE. That's the one you're see
ing about in tine ads so much be-
cause it's found in whole grain
breads and cereals, a place where
we fall down in daily meal-plan-
ming. B One helps to keep nerves
healthy, stimulates appetite. aids
regular elimination, and is neces-
sary for utilization Of foo energy.
Besides the whole grains, you'll
find plenty in seed foods such as
peas, beans, nuts, fruits, especially
oranges and bananas, lean pork
and again in spinach.
VITAMIN C helps to build
teeth and bones, helps to keep
gums healthy, and helps to streng
then walls of the blood vessels.
1t is found in abundance in the
citrus fruit, oranges, lemons,
grapefruit, tomato, and raw vege-
tables. Vitamin d, the sunshine
vitamin, is not abundant in any
normal food. 1t is supplied by
suns rays, fish liver oils, butter.
II is necessary for proper develop
ment of homes and teeth.
VITAMIN G. or B TWO Promo
ties growth and helps maintain
health of the skin. 1t is found in
wheat germ and yeast, milk,
cheese, liver, dried prunes and ap-
pricots. The biggest loss of all
vitamins is due to overlooking.
Vegetables should be cooked
quickly, in a small amount of wat
CT. The water in which vegetables
are cooked should be saved for
soups and sauces. The best part
Arkansas State press., 1942-04-17
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by Rev. w. L. Yates

-.-Ss~ 10y
by Rev. W. L. Yates
Lee Chapel AME Church, Nsrth
Little Rock
SUBJECT: Father. Forgive Them.
They Know Not What They Dc"
st. Luke 23:34
St. Luke wrote this Gospel at a
time when every christian, who
protessed to be a follower of Jesus
jeopardized his life by . mere in
dication of his faith in Jesus"
The Book is addressed to :.
"Theopolius" or Fright Honor
able" or "Most Excellor', or a Ro-
Arkansas State press., 1942-04-17

Harriet TubmAn, in this hour Of
crisis VIXEN there is ill 80 much
freedom 70 be won, for . first
class example Of high resolve and
fighting courage; for u renewal
of their spirit in the hard fight
for dignity.
Arkansas State press., 1942-04-17
Apr. 10, 1912, End Ctr, Lesson
Growing Tension With False
Leaders
Luke 11I4-54. 13:31-35

Luke 11I4-54; 13:3l-35
While Jesus in the winter be-
fore his death was preaching in
Perea east Of the Jordan, he COM
piled with his disciples required
that he teach them to pray, anc
exposed his critics, now refusing
the charge that his healing Of thu
dumb demoniac was due to his lea.
que with Bcelzebuh, and now ana.
thema,izing the externalism which
ccnsured him for not ceremonially
washing his hands at Pharisee''
house whereupon he incurred nj
critics vehement displeasure.
Arkansas State press., 1942-04-17
Lesson Text and Outline
Luke 11:37.4S, 1884

/. Tenson with Ceremonialists
81 Now as he spake, Phari:ee
asked him to dine with him: and
he went in, and sat down to meat.
3S And when the Pharisees saw
IL, he marvclled that he rad not
first bathed himself before din
ner. 80 And the Lord said unto
him, Now We the Pharisees cleanse
the outside Of the cup and Of the
platter; but your inward part ID
Evening star., 1942-08-20
U. 5. Mustang Fighters
Show Up Well at Dieppe
By the Associated Press,

LONDON, Aug. 2o.-One highly
gratifying phase of the Allied land
ing at Dieppe was the performance
OF American-built Mustang fighter
planes, British commentaries said
last night.
These planes, produced by the
North American Aircraft Co, and
known in the United States as Psi,
are single-engine fighters, reputed-
ly the fastest in the world. They got
their first thorough test yesterday
in combat against the famed Ger
man Focke-Wulf 1905.
Flown by the Raj, under the
Army Cooperation Command the
Mustangs made sweeping attacks on
enemy ground defenses at zero"
altitude and were reported to have
Fiven extremely good account" of
themselves.
1t was not disclosed Immediately
how many German planes they de-
stroyed, but one American pilot fly
Ing with the RAF brought down one
F-W 190 He was Pilot Officer H.
H. Hill of California.
The British Press Associations
air correspondent said that when
the full story of the Army Coop
Grafton Commands contribution is
released "it will tell of the great
dash and daring of the Mustang
pilots"
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Deaths Reported

John W. Roper, s5, 1907 Brentwood I'd
me.
Hedwig N. zoellner, 81, 1851 st. NV.
Mary c. Campbell ST. 5O2 9th st. sW
Harriet A. Bartlett, so, 1920 Shepherd
ST. ne.
William H. olds rs. 4o3 9Th st. Sc.
George CLARK, 6S. S3o6 Georgia ave NV
Nathaniel w. Tippett 6S, 1850 Fort Davis
S.. sc. ~ -
Irving Taylor, 81, 4la 10Th st. s,w,
Ira S. Butts, 54. 66 New York ave,
Derry 9. Carver As. u s. Soldiers Home
Harry B. Coakley. As, 1905 Massachusetts
Goldie Smooth. 80, Galinger HOSPITAL
Rooert E. Dodd. Infant. $40 10th st. s.w.
FRANCES Reid, 80. iii Irving st. NV
Jonn Brown, 6S, U. S. Soldiers Home
Annie Watkins, 50, 1854 Corcoran st, NV
Anne Anne Simms 5S, 1012 Goth ST. NV
f,Ii2I EIiza Barnhsrd, "a. 10 M st. NV.
William Lewis. so, 103I Both ST. NV.
herman A.. Taylor, A. 619 w st. NV
william M Gray, Al, 939 Westminster
st. NV.
Mabel T. .Jenious, 40, 1919 aand st. NV.
g0sepn {. Robinson, 81. 9Q7 French st. NV
viola Jones, 30, 1926 goth ST. NV
Leroy Leroy Proctor, y. 1908 st st. s.w.
Ruth Burden, J.. 1874 Stanton terrace.
infant woodruff, Hyattsville, Md
Infant FERGUSON. 2433 NJ st. NV
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Births Reported

Alfred, Glendon and Iva, girl.
Alvey, Joseph and Marie, boy
Ayers, Herbert and Minnie, boy
Brown, Franklin and Nathalie, girl
Caldwell, George and Marjorie boy
Craver, Harry and Ruth boy
Dobson. George and Opal, boy
Douglas, Edward and Vera boy,
Dovell, Raymond and Annie, girl.
Fink, Orman and June, boy.
Geoghegan, Joseph and Marguerite boy.
Comes, Kirkland and Mamie, boy,
Grimm, James and May, boy
Herbert Jack and Doris, girl
Hoomes, Henry and Minerva, girl
Hyde, George and Lois. boy
1hlder Richard and Barbara, girl,
Jackson, Paul and Nora, girl
Judkins. Lawrence and Elsie, boy.
King, Harry and Roma, boy
Machiz, Irving and Millie, girl
Mcconnell, Rubert and Anne. boy.
Morauer, Walter and Frances, boy.
Oliver, John and IneZ, girl
Pack. Arthur and Charlotte. boy
Phillips. Thomas and Sarah, girl.
Posen, Simon and Sadye girl.
Richie, William and Grace, boy.
Schmidt, Adelbert and Catherine boy,
Schultze, George and Virginia girl.
Skolochenko, William and Rose boy.
Stewart, Milton and Natalie, girl.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Two Girls Are Winners
In Beauty EIiminations

Miss Marilyn Maxim, 9 Windlass
Green S.W., and Miss Mary Bozley
OF Rittenhouse street NV. were ad-
judged winners in beauty contests
held last night at the Apex and
Senator Theaters.
They will compete next Tuesday
with other winners in a final elm
1nation contest to choose Washing
tonss representative in the Miss
America" beauty pageant to be held
next month at Atlantic City.
Runners-up last night were Miss
Ann Mae Stats at the Apex and
Miss Joan E. Feole at the Senator.
Evening star., 1942-08-20

stelba, Francis and Dorothy, girl.
Irotter, Herbert, jr and Marguerite, girl
Meggeland Daniel and Marjorie, boy.
Wiice, Harry and Grace, girl
Woodland, Frank and Hope, boy.
zimmerman, BENJAMIN and Edna girl
Anderson; Francis and Julean. boy.
Banks, Chepas and Myrtle, boys, t2).
Beal. James and Eleanor, boy
Davis. Eddie and Maggie, girl
Goodwin, Stephen and Rena, boy.
GRAFTON, Henry and Nellie. girI
Hawkins, Walter and Constance, sirl.
Jung, Donald and Lee, boy.
Koontz Moses and Rosie, girl.
Make, James and Marie, boy.
Mclaughlin, Neil and Lula, eirl.
Rutledae, Isaac and Eselie, boy.
Samuels, John and Ruby girl.
Stevenson, George and Geneva, glrl
Stoddard, j. A. and Sylvia, girl
White, Sargent and Clara. girl
Wilson, Jerry and Charlotte, girl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
MARCH 21 TO APRIL 90

MARCH 2f TO APRIL 20
Aries-Know that today may
hold some irksome tasks and the
same old routine perhaps, while
others are off TO more interesting
adventure.
APRIL Fl TO NAY 20
Taurus The business and
financial side of your affairs need
closest attention today. Satlsfac-
tory returns may seem far away.
MAY II TO JUNE 2I
Commit will take more than
your usual quick, bright thought
to get places today.
JUNE 22 TO JULY %
CdRcer-Some days force us
10 resort 10 our own ingenuity
and when we do we usually
make new achievement.
JULY 2k TO AUG. %
lie o-S hould be a restful
period TO give an energetic soul
such as yours time 10 plan and
chart the most propitious course
of action.
AUG. 90 TO SEPT. 2S
Virgo-Born before September
7? More restrictions likely for
personal affairs. Should find to-
day productive for worthwhile
endeavors though perhaps not
money-maker.
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
L b r d Condensing time,
energy and money will swing
things in good shape.
OCT. - TO NOV. p
Scorpio-Industrial and manu-
featuring interests, the profess
sional fields, such as medicine,
surgery, dentistry, stage and
screen work, cooking, dietetics
are on preferred list.
NOV. p TO DEC. 90
SdgittGrifs - You engaged in
government, military or civic
projects are favored, although
you may have to instill renewed
enthusiasm and daring into those
about you.
DEC. % TO JAN. e1
Caprtcettt-Pick= where you
left of yesterday, complete un-
finished tasks. hold helpful dis
cussions, make corrections and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

degrees F., not hot Remove
from heat and Immediately stir
in the rennet powder, just until
dissolved, but not more than l
minute.
Pour eHiekly-i1to the dessert
glasses and let them stand
without moving for about 10
minutes or until firm. Then
place in refrigerator TO chill.
Frost Roughly .
Frost the jelly rolls roughly
with quick fudge froStlng to re-
semble logs with rough bark;
cut out small wedge shaped
cash on top of each log. In the
cash insert a small Ratchet cut
from a thin slice of Candied
Citron.
When ready 10 serve dessert
cut the whole cherries in halves
and place two on each custard:
make cherry stems from thin
trips Of citron and lay in place
Serve with a log and Ratchet on
The dessert plate. Makes 4 or >
servings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Homemakers
sHave a Part
In Defense
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

WHAT ARE you doing with
your spare time these days?
Are you still playing bridge in
the afternoons, or taking a
beauty nap or dropping into the
neighborhood movie? II so, why
don't you JOIN the thousands of
American women who are Sorely
needed in civilian defense work.
This program 10 harness the
woman power Of America is not
yet organized as completely as
it will be, but if all of us will
show some real enthusiasm for
work we can help things along.
Many OF you do not know
Just what 10 do this is all new
TO you, and you don't know
where 10 start.
So, 10 get specific directions,
I buttonholed Miss Eloise Davi-
son, assistant director OF civilian
defense. and she outlined a very
sound plan. Here IT Is:
Register
First Of all, register at your
local volunteer office. Tell them
exactly what you can do. On
the basis Of this information you
will be assigned to particular
job. The local organizations arc
the focal point OF our entire
civilian defense effort.
Women with families who
have no spare time on their
hands nevertheless have very
important part 10 play in civilian
defense. The home is the first
! line of defense, and it's the
homemaker's job 10 make Amer
lea healthier and stronger with
the best possible nutrition.
You can best do this through
the clear understanding Of the
science Of nutrition and its APP
plication 10 the three meals a
day.
See that-each child and adult
member Of your family get their
daily share OF the protective
foods-frcsh fruits and vege-
tables, milk. eggs. cheese and
whole grains or enriched breads
and cereals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10

Improvements, give attention to
young peoples affairs.
JAN. p TO FEB. ~
Aquarits - May be just the
sort Of day you've been looking
for-to tackle those tedious little
items that have been clamoring
for attention.
FEB. II TO MARCH 20
Pisc S-More favorable for
you Pisceans than for many
others. Maybe not excitingly
encouraging but agreeable for
steady Roadway in your job and
other worthy interests.
A CHILD born on this day:
Gentle in manner, kindly and
pleasant in disposition. Should
cultivate its talents and settle on
it's life's work while young.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10

ACE COLLARS beaded with seed pearls spring toncs
tired wardrobe. They in Peter Pam and bib
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
True Story
Of Man Who
Overpaid Tax
By HELEN ROWLAND

WHEN SEE a man figuring
out his own income tax returns.
It strikes my heart with envy
and admiration. How does he
do IL?
Where do men get their re-
markable understanding Of num-
bers. figures. ciphers and, above
all, decimal points?
This does not apply 20 all
men. Of course. There was the
late Haywood Broun, 20 whom
figures were stranger and moro
terrible than japanese.
IN ONE OF his most amusing
columns. he told OF making out
his own return. and receiving a
very curt letter fEcm Washing
ton accusing ~ of having
overpaid his income tax 10 m.
extent of 50 They asked HIM
ather testify Why he had don
ms thing
Broun spent half a day an.
used much copy paper IN cN-
planning 20 them what duiior
he had always been az figures
from bahyhood 10 his university
days. To his detailed and
humbly apologize letter he re-
ccived the following reply:
Dear Sir.
You state that you paid 50
too much on your income iaN
return. You will have 10 furnish
proof OF this.
THE INCOME TAX question
naire has been much more deli
cate on the matters of marriage
and divorce than it used TO be,
which IS .omfort TO those
Mexican Divorces who don
know whether they are married
or not.
II used TO read. Married or
Single. Now it reads, Single
or married and nos living with
spouse. All you have TO do IS
put a caret in the blank space.
Yet business women who
make out their own income tax
returns will always have night
mares. As a small hoy once re-
marked, They amt no figure
heads.
Distributed hy K'ng Features synd. IN,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Local Office

Every point made Is OK
trcmely important 10 the entire
program. and II all Of rs would
begin right now 90 pat into ac-
tive practice As many n those
suggestions as pos b lie We
would be taking a healthy step
fSrward in an about effort for
civilian defense.
Now that we have this work
able plan 10 so by. let's get
started
Register tod ay! Detrolt'S
civilian defense office is located
in the Barlum Hotel, Cadillac
Square.
Copyright, 1912 nv King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Seen on the Avenue

FALE HATS perennial mseason avotes are in the shops
in variety of interesting and shapes.
One style like especially we'll the pompadour
with large perky bow trim complete with birdcage veil
They available navy, brown black with matching
veil and white with black veil
LAPEL WATCHES may be had in the most interesting designs
We enameed peacock with spread tail OF rhine
and multcoor jewels proudly supporting seven jewel
Amercan-made watch.
LACE COLLARS beaded with seed pearls spring toncs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
Buy Wisely

All OF US must buy wisely
money wisely spent is money
saved, and money saved VIII buy
bonds for national defense.
Miss Dawson emphasized the
Importance OF learning new
SkillS. ANY woman can take
course in first aid Learn any
skill which VIII contribute 20
health or welfare or others.
Every one OF US must become
rpacquainted with the principles
OF democracy. so we can better
serve our country.
We must get behind our men
In the services and see 20 il that
they are provided with whole
some recreation IN and around
camps. This is q very import
ant part OF our defense Job.
We must rebuild the feeling
Of ncighborlineSs now. for moro
than at any other time we need
our nelghbOrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10
LID BY Frances
! lONO w. Drake

Look IN the Section Your Birthday Comes H. and Find What
Your Outlook Is, According 10 the Stars,
For Wednesdqn. Februarn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-10

YOUR WASHIN G TONS
birthday luncheon or dinner
should have at least one new
dish that exemplifies the holt
day. Perhaps there are not az
many accessories for this cele-
brated day as there are for
Christmas. but we do have the
cherry, the Ratchet. the log and
the flag colorful additions
TO any table.
Try them in the following des-
Sert.
Washington Custsrd
3-oz. package candied cherries
3 cups milk
package vanilla rennct pow
der
4 or 5 individual jelly rolls
Quick fudge frosting
Candicd citron.
Set out 4 or s sherbert
classes. Save out as many whole
cserrrS as you have glasses and
cut the rest into small pieces
drop these into the glasses.
Heat milk 20 iukcwarm ti-t
La gaceta., 1942-10-14
LA RECETA DEL OLA
Huevos en- cajitas

Ingredientes: 6 huevos, una
lasca de jamon, una cebolla,
sal, pimienta, perejil, mantle
Quilla o manteca.
Manera de hacerlo: Prime
ramente Sc hacne unaS cajitas
de papG blanco. Los huevos,
que han de ser frescos, Sc po-
men en- sus respectivas cajtas
y a cada uno Sc lie pone la can
tidad de mantequilla que pue-
da caber en- la punta de un Gu
chillo. Sc sazonan con sal, pi-
mienta, jugo de cebolla, pere-
jill picadito y jamon en- la mis-
forma, para terminar.
ST no hay horno, estas cali
tas Sc ponen en- un sarten con
manteca bien caliente. 81 10
hay, entonces Sc colocan las ca
jitas en- un recipiente de lata
Y sc meten en- ell horno para
que go cocinen.
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

dos Unidos, ell mas grande hon.
bre de los tiempos actuales, a la
critica sc somete, pero esta debe
ser constructive y dentro de la
mayor cordura y sensatez sin
que medien palabras altisonan-
tes nj denigrantes para ell que
estando ausente no puede defen-
derSe, etc, etc.
Este articulo, que me Vali6 la
felicitaci6n de muchoS por la
senSatez que inspiraba fue CEN
surado por e Comite Consultivo
a propuesta de un delegado a ese
Cuerpo, por la local 1886. ST este
fue ash, til comprenderas al ter
minar esta el por que no puedo
tOmar en- serio la Resolution que
habeis aprobado. Els cast SECURE
que su autor, desconociendo ell
terreno que pisa, pero muy bien
intencionado, ha creido reSolver
el problema.
Sin otro particular, esperan-
do me dispenses tantas majade-
rias, queda tuyo como siempre,
PGquitO Dtdz Rogue.
La gaceta., 1942-10-14

tudios sobre los productos alimenti-
clos. Sc estan considerable, ade-
mas, planes de cooperation con la
Republica Dominicana, Haiti, las
Antillas Britanicas y Colombia con
objeto de emprender estudios fores-
tales.
En- Haiti Sc estan llevando a cabo
ensayos sobre ell cultivo del caucho,
La empresa que ell p1blico conoce
por las iniciales 'SHADA", Sc dedica
a la plantation de arboles de caucho.
al estudio de las intermediates de
las plantas V al de las posibilidades
de exploitation de aceites, especias
Y fibras vegetables,
Esa sociedad es una corporation
mixta haitiano : norteamericana.
De una manera semejante, Sc ha
organizado en- ell Ecuador una cor
poraci6n fomentadora del desarro-
Ito agricola. Por solicitud del mem
cionado pals, los Estados Unidos
enviaron tecnicos que efectuaron
un estudio complete de sus recur-
SOS y ell cual sirvi6 de base al
proyecto. y
La gaceta., 1942-10-14
La historic de la joven polaca Elena Polek y
Por matar en- defensa propia la d~ecapitaron

mo el hacha Y quiso arrojarla
lGjos. Pero la mujer la tom6 de
nuevo, agarr6 a Elena de I'm
brazo Y lie mordio una mano fu-
riosamente. FL hacha cay6. Y
alcanz6 la nuca de la granjera,
que Sc desvaneci6.
Made creera que he actua-
do en- defesa propia," pens6 Ele-
ma. "Debo marcharme de este
maldito lugar. Cuanto antes, me
jor." Durante cinco dias andu-
vo Oculta por los bosques. Des-
pu6s, lie detuvo la policia.
En- ell juicio, trat6 de explicar
Ia verdad de 10 ocurrido. No Sc
la permiti6 defensor aEguno. Ell
juaz mantuvo que debia haber
entrado en- los establos a robar
mientras la propietaria de la
granja estaba ordenando las va
cas-, y arrastrandose por detras
de ella habia asesinado a su pa
roma. Sc lie neg6 la ayuda esprit
tual que pidi6 en- sus Gltimos mo
mentos. Elena cumpli6 veinte a.
les eli dia en- que fue decapitada
con I'm hacha.
La gaceta., 1942-10-14
CORTE DEL CONDADO
Sc equivocaron los senores
Pastores

Los pastores religiosos de
Tampa acordaron hace pocos
dias pedir la juez del condado
Sr. Cornelius, que no expidiese
licencias de matrimonio, duran
te la noche, a soldados y obre-
ros de los astilleroS.
Como no Sc tomaron ell ira
bajo de averiguar la verdad
de las cosas, ell juez Cornelius
les %contest6 aver con estas pa
labras: Muy pocas licencias Sc
extienden despues de las horas
de oficina y siempre bajo petit
ci6n previa, que debe hacerse'
en- las horas de oficina. La ma
yor parte de los casos son de
obreros de los astilleros y SOL
dados queterminan sus labores
La gaceta., 1942-10-14
,ASAMBIEA DE LOS COMU-
NISTAS EN- NEW YORK

New York oct. 14.-El dia IL
de noviembre, domingo, los los
comunistas efecuaran una gran
aSamblea en- la Madiso Square
Garden. Di6 la noticia el direc-
tor de la campana de los "~rojos"
en- el estado de ew York, Simon
w. GerSon.
Estos precios de entrada Sc
han fijado: 25c y $1.1O.
Empezara ell acto a las a de
"a tarde y hablaran, entire otros
Earl Browder, Israel Amter,
candidate a gobernador Eliza
beth Gurley Flynn y Benjamin
j. Davis.