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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-10
PAPERS FILED BY
 LOCAL CONCERNS

The Windsor Curtain Shop, Inc, of Waterbury, has filed an amend ment with the secretary of state in Hartford for the issuance of addi- tional shares of stock amounting to $11,5OO. Other amendments have been filed as follows:
 Cohen and Lundin Glass Co.,. Inc, of Waterbury, additional shares valued at $4,O0O.
 Cheshire Foundry and Machine O., additional shares of $1l,800 and &5 900, two certincatea
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-10
LECTURE PLANNED
 ON CAMOUFLACE.

Capt. Kenneth Elf of the D. 8. Army will lecture on camouflage at 8:15 tomorrow night at the Matta- tuck Historical society building on West Main street.
 Mayor Vincent A. Scully, chair man of the Waterbury Defense Council, has invited civilian defense workers, plant protection Ofiicials and the public to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-10
EX-SEN. LAWLOR
 IS CANDIDATE

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-10
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 SMASH GERMANY

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-07-27

Wild COW uin.-. D.. @ygulng pupu-
idrl'y as 81 lpdru ....r.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-07

mon. A number of persons en-
ioyed a hand of hayriders from
Dermott last Thursday night and u
wonderful time was enjoyed at the
City Hotel of which Miss Mar
uerite Graves is proprietor.
Mrs. Doll Ellison left Tuesday
morning for Kansas City, Mo,
and Witeha Kansas ON her vaea-
ton. Miss Media Ellison return
ed home from Camden last week.
Mr.. Luther Williams is back home
after working in Pine Bluff. Mr.,
Van Robinson was a business
visitor in Little Rcck, Sunday. .
Mrs. Effic Blunt. Mrs. Percy
Jones and Mrs. Ida Dickson we've
business visitors in Natchez, Miss.
Tuesday. Mrs. Nonia Williams
has as her guest this week nes
sister, Mrs. Norris Tate of Chica-
90, ILL.,, The Double Y Gospel
Chorus had the opportunity to
render a program from McGehse
Chapel Nj. p. church at Portland
with Rev. o. Harper, pastor :.
Miss Jeanett Pugh is still on the
sick list. The Birthday of Mrs.
Mary L, Bradford will be held on
the 18th of this month. The No.
| Singing Choir Is rendering a
program. Heaven n Earth"
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News From Mcgehee

everyone Is invited to attend.
Sunday was big day at st, Pet
ers AME Church with four babies
ehristened and also nice group to
receive the Holy Communion, with
Rev. j, b. Coleman as guest,
Everyone is invited to attend
the Usher program Sunday even-
ing. Miss Hattie Lee Triplet is in
town visiting her brother. Mr..
Oscar Wimberly, jr., went to Bas-
trop, La, Sunday and returned
Monday, accompanied by his two
sisters, Miss Clinso Wimberly and
Mrs. Gene Bradford with whom
Miss Clinso is now living in Bas-
trop. :. f. Mir. Eddie Carson, jr,
and Mr.. Eddie James were Little
Rock visitors Wednesday where
they were examined for the U. s.
Marine and will depart, August
Is. The Usher Board of Evening
Star Baptist Church made call
on the Oakgrove Baptist Church
in Rohwer Friday night and re-
ported a very successful time, with
Mrs. Rosie Wilson, president and
Rev W, c. Campbell, pastor. Rev.
Pinkey is on the sick list this week
Mr.. j. Parker is getting along
very nicely at this writing.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-07

me. They were up over Fine
Bluff last Sunday in an aeroplane
Incidentally, Counsellor Jones has
that IA class card in his pocket
but let's hope that our govern
ment can find other ways to use
his great abilities. Wish ! could
put on his weight and inherit his
clothes. Lee Collins please
answer. do you know what kind
of a building is going up out on
West Barraque in front Of your
Aunt Ida's place? Mrs. Fannie
Reed was do.YH the other day to
see her doctor. As usual She was
talking a plenty, and you ought
to hear the things She is saying
about the neighhors. She is the
boss. James blaxwell is the day
man at Dawes liquor store on Bar
raaue at Cedar The owner is
supposed to stay there at nights.
| don't know who the owner is, so
don't ask me. The renovated Duck
Inn makes you think about tho
song which included the words "a
coy room etc.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-07
Press Visitors

In the STATE PREss office
this week visitors included Willard
S. Townsend, president of the
United Transport Service Employ
ees of America, off Chicago. Mr..
Townsend made usiness trip to
the city to present the charter to
recently organized unit Of rail
road employees, with ceremonies
to take place in the First Baptist
Church, 7th and Gaines st. Geo.
w. West, local chairman of the
unit accompanied him to the Of
flee. - 80
Inspecting the plant were Mr.,
Five and Arve Hancock, twin
sons of Mrs. Lura Hancock, 523 e,
18th St. from Washington, spend
ing their vacation here The
young men graduates Of the local
schools, can surely be listed
among the home boys "who have
made good" Both are employed
in Federal agencies and the for
mer serves as supervisor of tho
U. S. Civil Service Commission in
the Examining Division The
twins are taking a course in Law
also and expect to return to then
native state % practice at the
completion of their studies, They
expressed appreciation to profess
SIGNALS who have aided them and
especially feel indebted to Atty
Harold Flowers, militant young
leader Of Pine Bluff and regard
him as one Of the most promising
lawyers.
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all about pine bluff with frances sampson

AFTER A LONG TREK to
California, I am about settled
again in this booming town. What
y strange feeling comes over one
upon enterting a land Of prejud-
ices which are so pronounced,
especially when every citizen in
the Nation is called upon to make
the all out sacrifice for the sue
cessful prosecution of united
war effort. How strange It is
that one can eat dinner on the
Missouri Pacific's Colorado Eagle
in Colorado and Kansas, and yet
may not enter between Little
Rock and New Orleans, except
maybe with a curtain drawn to
keep you from disturbing the ap-
petites Of non-Negro passengers.
There is a job ahead of us in all
parts of America to break down
these human prejudices which
thwart the Nations effort to OBJ
tain unity.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-07
MOrriltOn News
BY Emily Brown

COMMUNITY: The services at
the various churches were inspir-
ing the first Sunday, with Rev. j.
r. Jamison preaching strong
sermon at Union Baptist Church,
Rev. r. T. Williams of st. Paul
AME Church spoke on selfish
ness-An Eyil' The 18th Dia-
mond Jubilee Anniversary of st,
Paul Church will be celehrated
Sunday, August 80. All members
and friends are cordially invited
to atten Rev, II. 7. Williams is
pastor,
The Trinity Baptist Church is
in the midst of a soul stirring re-
yiyal, with Rev. |, O. Hill deliver
ing the messages nightly.
The PTA meeting of the week
promises to be very interesting
with a program by the young
people of the community. Mrs, +.
n. Jamison, president invites all
parents to take part in the actiYi-
ties of the organization.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-07

day School is always heavily at
tended, and is elassed by many as
one OF the leading Sunday Schools
IN the state, with Revs. Mack anc
Boyd as pastors,
CLAYTON CHAPEL: Without
a pastor is floating right on, with
Mr. Earl Ssk as Supt, of the Sun
day school, assisted by Mrs. Caro-
line Hill, teacher. A good attend
ance of the young folk is shown
and it is hoped that larger nun
Der Of mothers and fathers will at
tend the Sunday school weekly.
A. REAL Celebration: Will lr
held in the community en- Sunday,
August 8, when Rev. B. j, Whit
field delivers the sermon, honoring
Bro, Silas Bowman ON his 73rd
birthday and also the faithful SER
vice he has rendered, having ser
we'd as Sunday school worker
for 81 years. All churches will
join in this celebration, which
is expected to be one Of the largest
held here for some time.
Ace salesman for the PRESS in
this community is little Alfred
Boyd who breaks all records See
him for your COPY!
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in Faith. At the morning hour
Rev. A. d. Washington brought q
soul stirring message, with Com,
munion service following, Offer
ing was $2l.l0. At 1880 p, M, the
night services started, with Rev
G. II, Hammond bringing the first
message for the revival, which
convened en- last Sunday and will
also preach this weekend.
Salem M. Baptist Church; Rev
G. H. Hammond, pastor reports
a large attendance with the Sun
day School showing an increased
attendance. Total offering for tht
day totaled $61,35.
VISITORS: Mrs. r. Watkins
and husband are visitors here from
St. Louis as guest Of their cousins
and other relatives. Mr.. Tohf
Rivers has returned to the U. s,
A. training camp.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-07
RiXie News
by Si'as Bowman


COMMUNITY: The section as g
whole is alive in every way. Our
Sunday Schools and churches ale
showing a steady increase along
attendance and financial lines
Mrs. Clifford jeff is visiting Mrs.
Jean Cummings this week. Those
on the sick list as we &c to 1ress
are Mesdames Ophelia Fason. j
Frazier and j. Gipson, along with
Messrs. Sam Baker and Eddie
Clemmons. We wish for them a
speedy recovery. Convalescing is
Mrs, Jas. Baker after an extended
illness. Building new residence
are Mesdames Henry Baker, Dave
Raugh, l.. E, Miller, Jno Haynes
and others, making the community
look pleasant and inviting.
Church Notes: Holly Grove A,
NJ. +. Church is well attended by
young and old, with Supt. Reuben
Ready as Supt,, of the Sunday
chool Mrs. Viola Tishy, teacher
of the adult class and Silas Bow
man In charge of the seniors. The
congregation went to Fairview c
M. E. Church last Sunday and wit
messed a spiritual feast with Rev.
c. ], Greer, pastor.
st. Luke: This church, with Mr.
VIII Vaughn as Supt. of the Sun
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-07
BY F.. r. Richardson

PERSONALS Misses Annie Nae
and Carrie Sims Of Clarksville are
spending their vacation with then
Uncle Mr.. Rogers Sims IN the city
Mrs. Malyin G. Sims proprietor oil
the Elma st. Cafe is back home
after spending several days with
her mother in Forrest City, :
Mrs. Alma Thelmon Of Greenvllle'
Miss, is spending her vacation
with her sister Mrs. Geneva Nor
ris in the City.
Mrs. Lucille Myles Of Bfiekey
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Me
Cray.
Miss A. A. Heron of East St,
Louis, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Dolly Gibbs.
Miss Sarah Gibbs one OF the
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Natl Congress

tNtnlinueu from rage -
Baton Rouge, Mrs. Alice Hunter
of Washington, ID, c. and Mrs. NJ.
+. Williams of TT. Smith, were
among the state presidents appear
ing. Rev. c. Y. Lambert. of
Mariana was also a participant,
MUSICAL features We're offered by
The members of the famed Fisk
Music Department.
The annual PTA Tree was fit,
tine!y dedicated to Mrs, Strong
on Fisk campus. The impressive
ceremony was in itself tribute to
a life spept in the service of chill
dren ard their parents.
The Annual State President Con-
ference dinner was quite a bril-
liant affair as was the univor-
sity's reception in honor Of the
visitors in jubilee Hall,
A telegram was sent to Pfesi-
dent Roosevelt urging his con-
tnued interest in our behalf The
body also voted to purchase its
second thousand dollar War Bond,
Excellent departmental and com
mittee reports showed Increased
interest in Parent Teacher work
and keen awarenuess Of the pres
ent crisis.
MIS-. NJ. +. Williams of Fl
Smith, was elected. Editor Of the
National Organ, "Our National
Family Others attending from
Arkansas besides Mrs. Strong and
Mrs. Williams were Mrs. Katie
Brunson, Augusta, Mrs. Beatrice
Jones, Fit2hugh; Mrs Mona
Wright, Colona; Rev. c. V, Lam
bert, Mariana; Mrs. Doyie Ander-
soa and Mrs, Mollie Vault, Little
Rock; Mrs. Gertrude Brown and
Mrs. T. W. Daniels, Crossett and
Mrs. Bertha Hancock, Morrilton.
The Arkansas delegation played
its part well in the deliberations
ef the convention and with other
delegates pledged their confidence
again in their distinguished and
able leader, Mrs. Strong.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-07

THOSE IN THE NEWS :.
Arglister l.. Palmer, Junior Farm
Manager specialist Of the Farm
Security Administration having
served with Desha Farms Project
for two years here was cut on
with the many others through the
U. S. He left this week for his
home in Biscoe. We are proud
to add Mr.. Bryant WEIGH, Mrs.
Bessie Hardin, Mrs. Cathrine
Thomas, Mrs. L. Baldwin, Mrs.
L. Green, Mrs. Margaret Poole
Mrs. Irene Tyler, Rev. ]. J. Burns
Mrs. Mary Almon and Mrs. Mag
gle Parker 10 the list Of PRESS
readers. DIR and Mrs. J. b.
Bates, his mother, Mrs. E. K.
Bates and J. r. Bates, jr. motored
to Monroe, La, Sunday Mrs.
Judy jenkins is mentioning in
Bastrop, La, St. Peters AME
Church: The Stewardess Board
of St. Peters served dinner to the
Hoop Mill and K. r. Shop last
Thursday. The services were very
high Sunday the pastor baptised
four children. The Union Usher
Board will meet at st. PeNers
Sunday afternoon, with Rev. w.
c. Campbell delivering the ser
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-07
Helena, On The Mississippi

teachers Of Lake View School was
married to Mr.. Bonnie johnson
last week.
MIS-. Johnnie Powell and Miss
Marie Sims of st. Louis are spend
ing their vacation with their mo-
Their Mrs. Christine Sims,
CARRIERS Chapel: Each week
brings about new feature in the
ever busy Carriers Chapel. Sun
day we observed Women's Day
Mrs. l.. z. Perry Of Mariana
was the principal speaker. She
gave an inspiring message ON The
Modern Mother. Other pErtici-
pants on the program We're Mes
DANES La Pearl Powell, Mildred
Leonard, offeratory, Mary Strange
Solo, Beatrice jefferson; Solo
Doris Miller. Mrs. Gayle Miller
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F. Of l.. union. The sun is too
hot in Kansas, and so that may &C
count for the urgent call for many
I Negro carpenters : Publisher
Bates was in town Monday on
/ business See Miss Tugglc
Ella Shelton win break into print
soon in a great big way; for it
looks like the downfall Of the
mighty in the offing The Fred
Powclls had a big house warming
recently. No, We were not invited
but they had a great time out at
his newly renovated house, which
he has moved into. Good luck,
Mr.. Fred! Dave Davis is sleeping
heap too much these days. Some
body's done fingered him! What
lady, did you ask? The grand
lodge meets next week. The
Temple is getting cleaning, E.
Dukes is so busy we can hardly
get any service these days. Just
you wait until the grand lodge is
over. What are Negroes doing
about the USO drive. Ask some
Ct your leaders. like NAACP
Kahn ard Business League O'Bry-
ant. They know everything. +.
The Owl Cafe is now enlarged
SO as to accommodate more pa
irons. That's the place where you
get good BARBECUE with the trim
mings. Ollameta MeNeel is about
to leave the town, but she has
not yet made up her mind whether
it will be Chicago or Fort Riley
But there will be "Blues In the
| Night" where ever the four winds
blow, etc. Ollameta's pal. Mariet
Ia Hughes took unto herself hus
| hand last week. They plan leaving
for Colorado to make their home.
| can't think Of the mans name
Just now, but you will hear soon.
| Harold Flowers will speak at the
annual Watermelon Festival at
Hope on Thursday. The Pine Bluff
attorney was the guest speaker
there last year A god erop Of
melons is reported for the area,
and you bet your life there will
be a good speech. On Friday, he
will return to Pine Bluff and go
to Gould for a picnic sponsored
by Gould citizens in connection
. with the Extension program OF
. the U, s. Department of Agricul-
, ture, with NeggO agents Randall
, and Dawson in charge. Mrs Daw-
, son is the home demonstration
. aeent for Lincoln County and re-
sides in Pine Bluff -. Evelyn
Young, charming and attractive
: daughter Of the John Youngs Of
Georgia Street is in the city for
an exteadod visit Miss Young is
a member Of the faculty Of Ky.
State College. Robert Mollette
is to do his bit with the United
States Navy. There's a new
name and 1t would make you
shame, for the two Damon &
pythias Wendell Shelton and
. Theodore Jones, but don't ask
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-07
THE DRAFT BOARD.

THE DRAFT BOARD. :. all
of lis know what that Is these
days. Harold Flowers that fight
ing Pine Bluff lawyer has heart
that won't permit him now to ser
We his country in the armed
forces. But, take it from one who
knows, the heart that burns with
in him longs for freedom for all
humanity. Until it goes into that
last stretch. you may be assured
that his heart will be sacrificed to
help make democracy work in
Arkansas The draft board
causes many to be anxious about
the future these days. We hear
now the cries of men and women
who are at last alarmed over the
future of Negroes in America.
The draft hoards win do much to
ward arriving the Negroes as well
as the nation together.
NO NEWS THESE Days T..
Not Until Next Week. The Geo.
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Taylors will spend q few days
mentioning in New Orleans. The
Clyde Lawlahs will attend the
National Medical Association in
Cleveland and then journey down
to Washington to see their broth
en-. medico John. holding
down two jobs, and much to the
dismay of many Washingtonians
Freddie Quick and Deiis Bale
were married Tuesday. They have
left for Kansas City where they
will make their home. Miss Bale
was formerly employed at the Yes
ter theater Mr.. Quick was All
employee of the Oklahoma Tire
Company. Econ we may have
another announcement Of marriage
if the weather does not get too
hot. and TIE guy doesn't go wrong
eh guy?
| Weilan Potts and II, M. Wright
Joined the U. s. Navy. Where
they are is a military secret.
California papers please copy for
the benefit Of the former Alma
Bennett. With Potts in the Navy
there will be a vacancy at Mar
veil school, where he was princi-
pal. II. M, Wright will get
a good laugh over the Menifee
school board which voted his Gus
ter on the last day of the school
term. Anchors Aweigh!
| James Holland will leave for
| Chicago soon. He is that e!ig,bl
bachelor who resides at the L,
K. miller Hotel. A connoiseur of
good looking ladies, and very ac-
tice in NAACP activities. He
will be back, ladies. when the
weather hits Zero. The lady from
Humphrey we used to talk Sc
much about is Mrs, Aliese Alexan-
der. and how do we kuow? It's
| q beautiful daughter at the A. 4
| Maziques at the Lions Den OF
The college campus. Miss Hi.
da Mccoy, now Of Wilberforct
but formerly at a. NJ. and N. wa:
the house goust Of the McKindra;
an Second Avenue, She Is tht
daughter Of College president L
M. Mccoy Of Rust College. In
cidentally. lets 90 overheard anC
Ipredict that she will be marie,
to Vernon White, of Lake Wiz
age, Negro county agent for Chi
cot and Ashley counties, Dupre,
Mekiu1ra is waiting oyer tn,
draft boards action But, Ma,
we must al answer the call.
sooner or later. Mrs. Annie Bel
If 90l Georgia Street was in tn,
other day. She was all smiles fol
she hears from her son ever!
week, who Is now in Seattle
Washington. You will remember
him MS Hosea West. Chris w
Clark former businessman (Honel
Moon Cafe) and more recently
bombing plant man" left for Sa
lima, Kansas last night with a cot
fin box Of carpenter tools, armeC
Il with pass book from local A
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introduced the speaker, ', +. Ell
lison was ofganist. Commendable
and successful was the Women's
Day program, Rev, Blaekmon
now has his attention turned to-
ward the District Sunday school
convention and another revival to
be in August,
The principal speaker for the even
ing service was Mrs, Lillian Dun
can, her message was very in
spring, Velma Ewing sang a solo
also Augusta Perkins, The speak
err was introduced hy Mrs. Cor
nelia Johnson,
LAWN PARTY The Inyinci-
bic Club of Centennial Baptist
Church is giving a lawn party at
the Church Thursday evening,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-07
Jimmie Lunceford, Robinson Auditorium, Wednesday Night

, of the Panama Limited a few
weeks ago, denies that he deliber-
ately removed the spikes in an at
tempt to wreck the train. His
confession, it is said, that he was
forced by a white man at pistol
point to remove the spikes.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-07
Denies Charges OF
Wrecking Train

MEMPHIS, Especially - James
Edward Payne who is held to the
Federal Grand Jury under $4,000
hail, for removing twenty-four
spikes from the rail of the Illinois
Central tracks causing the wreck
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-07
Visiting Here!

Bill Holmes, son of Mr.. and Mrs
John r. Holmes of GALS Ringo ST.
is visiting his parents, having
motored down FROM Detroit, Mich
enroute to Dallas, Vexas to spend
few days with friends.
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Oneida
BY Gents Willis

BY Gents Willis
FIRST BAPT. Church. The Sum
day school opened with supt, Tom
Parker last Sunday at the usual
hour, with lengthy discussion
of the lesson, "Ablam, a Pioneer
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-07

EARL LOVETT. jr, age 10 has
heen rated as the "Star Sales
man" of the STATE PRESS in
Texarkana. His customers find
him prompt and dependable, and
finds little trouble in selling 100
or more copies Wake up, boys he
wants some competition!
80 $40 80
Evening star., 1942-02-02
Civilian Defense Is Duty
Of All, 0'Conor Declares

By the Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE, Nd, Feb. mo
one Is or can be exempt from the
necessities Of this civilian defenses
movement" Gov. O'Conor told
Dorchester County citizens after a
parade of 5000 persons representing
all units Of the county organization
Speaking to an overflow crowd in
the armory yesterday, Gov. O'Con-
or said, Never was more direct
obligation laid upon the conscience
of any American citizen than the
duty now upon our people with re-
gard to this vital need Of civilian
defense"
He said the Nation was "only be-
ginning" to feel the impact of the
war, and asserted that anyone who
even attempted to obtain tires that
he was not entitled to by defense
necessity, anyone who boarded food
stuffs or who spread rumors was not
being . loyal American.
Gov. O'Conor's visit to Dorches-
ter was the first step in an an
nounced plan to inspect the civilian
defense programs in the counties.
Evening star., 1942-02-02
Citation Requested for Soldier
Who Gave Warning in Huwuii

at the detection device and asked to
be permitted to remain at the sta
ton after 1t closed at 7 am.
Mr.. Harness said that the War
Department identified Lockard as q
private, however. and that the de-
partment believed that the commits
sions identification of him as a nom
commissioned officer was an error.
At Williamsport. Mrs. George
Lockard, the youths mother. heard
the report of his exploit quietly. but
with pride.
Joe was always like that-serious
about everything he did" she said.
Pvt. Lockard quit Williamsport
High School two years ago to en-
list. His mother said that at school
he was always 50 serious about his
studies-too serious for our comfort" :"
In two letters he has sent home
since the Japanese attack, Joe gave
no hint Of his role.
Don't worry about me-" was all he
said. II may be very busy"