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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-04-03

Of God, the second person in the
trinity, came, redeemed the world
and all therein, and babe time to
roll on Tor further benefit of the
slaves of sin and the CROSS
We are all slaves one way or the
other, either slaves Of sin or slay-
es of the cross of Jesus Christ :.
Thus we recognize that the world
is Gods by reason of redemption.
Not only is it His by reason OF
redemr ton, but it is His.
Ill. BY Right of Final Victory
Satan has striven from the days
of our father, Adam, to the pres
ent now, to wrestle the title Of
ownership of the world from the
hands of God, the Creator, but in
every succeeding age he has fail
ed; nevertheless, the battle gees
.
Paul saith to the Corinthians:
For he must reign, till he hath
put all enemies under his feet.
The last enemy that shall be des-
troyed is DEATH" Cor. 15;25-26.
Death is an agent of satan that
rode into the world on the polluted
wings of sin But final victory
is assured Him, who holds all
power with n His hands. Nevcrthe-
less, death, the agent Of satan,
shall bid all mortals to move, and
since our stay here is transient,
we conclude that we are living on
another mans plantation.
Nv. Moving and Settlement
There are conditions that cause
men to move, thus we quote few
Of the conditions which usually
cause an individual to move: l..
Locat on. 2. Housing conditions.
8. Non fertility Of soil. 4. Environ
ments.
A vacation is sometime taken,
but this is no true indication that
the individual mas moved; however
it puts many on the wonder at
times as to the whereabouts OF
the tenant. :.
Regardless Of condit pns here,
one seldom wants to take his va
cation to say nothing as to his
moving. The old building may be-
. come frail, still we want to remain,
nevertheless vacation time anc
moving day must come -.
/. Vacation time is death
Are you ready to take your va
cation? Are you ready to turr
| things over to someone else fol
a while?
2. Settlement day
Settlement day comes between
the vacation and final moving da.
to the final abode.
How have you KEEP your books
All records must be brought for
ward and all deeds revealed. how
about your books?.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-04-03
Paul Robertson To
Sing at Iuskegee
Youth Meet
First Appearance
In Deep South

= BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Ayr. -
Announcement was made today
that Paul Robson will be present
ed for the first time in the South,
when he sings at the cultural SEES
sion of the 9Th All-Southern Ne
gro Youth Conference, which is to
be held at Tuskegee Inst, Ala,
Saturday, April IL.
The singers first appearance IN
the deep South will By before an
audience of delegates and friends
who gather AZ the first Soutn-wide
conference Of Negro youth devot-
ed to national unity and national
defense. Robson, who has just
completed a series of concerts IN
the midwest and west, has many
times in the past months spoken
out or a mend to the discrlmino-
ton winch is menacing the sue
cessful defense of America. he
has also stated that the primary
issue facing our country today v
the defeat of Fascism.
The Southern Negro Youth Con-
gress. sponsors Of the event, de-
clared THAI Robeson's appearance
will be especially appropriate be-
cause the great singer symbolizes
more than any other American, the
spirit Of international unity against
Hitlerism which will keynote the
Conference. 1t was pointed cut
that, before the National Admin
J istration recognized the full mean
ing of the Japanese threat "a
| American security, Roheson sang
Chinese war songs to the soldiers
of Chang Kai-Shek's Army. n
1888 he visited the trenches in
Spain with his song and encoW-
aged Negro and white American
volunteers in the Spanish Republi-
can Army. In London he gave
benefits for the British troops, and
he is greatly loved and admired in
the Soviet Union where for many
years, the Robson family made its
home.
The cultural session Of the Con-
ference is expected to draw q re-
cord attendance from Tuskegee
students and faculty members, ~
well as music lovers throughout
Alabama and in the nearby metro
politan centers of Atlanta, Chat
tanooga and Nashville.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-04-03

sea. Everybody that has ever liv-
cd and died will come forth to be
rejoined by the dsembodied spirit
and then to face the Judge of all
the earth whence the righteous
and the wicked will go to their fl
nal states. (3) IMMORTALITY.
And what of those who are in the
body and on the earth when the
Lord comes again? There will be
no time for them to pass through
the putrefying grave. Hence their
mortal must put on immortality
instantly and completely. The
transformation VIII take place ut
the last trump in the twinkle Of
an eye. The change will be identi-
cal in its nature and effect with
that taking place in a body buried
for centuries. Here is truly a mys-
terry which we could never know
except by divine revelation. (4)
VICTORY. When every grave CIV
es up its dead and every living
mortal on earth is changed, then
will come true the song Of hope
and the shout Of triumph over
Death and the Grave. Our spirit
ual bodies will be immune from the
sting Of sin and free from the fet-
ters Of bind ng law. That victory
will be ours through our Lord Je-
sus Christ who after his atoning
death became the conqueror Of
Death and the first fruits Of them
that slept. (5) INSPIRATION.
Looking thus at life after death,
what should we be and do7 Be
steadfast without stopping or
straying. Be unmoved and unmov.
able by false teaching, seductive
snarss, or depressing sentiments.
Like = cup Overlooking, abound In
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-04-03
Billy Jean Robinson
To Recite at Arch St,

Sunday, April s.
Low the darksome clouds Of
sorrow
Vanish from the spirit dear
While we welcome heavens glory
And it's beauty dawning clear.
Thus, in sweet accord all nature
Ringing out with gladstone
voice;
"Oh, the Christ our love, IL
risen:
Oh, sad world, rejoice, rejoice.
BY Gertrude Camerson
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-04-03

The victory is given. 1t must b
given, for it could never be gained
No man, no group Of men, how.
ever great and good, have ever
won it or any semblance Of it.
The victory comes alone, but
comes abundantly, through our
Lord Jesus Christ. He won it for
himself. He won it for US. He gra-
ciously shares it with us. So we are
more than conquerors through
him.
The victory should be appreciat-
ed, now in anticipation, then iia
alta nment. Thanks be unto God!"
Daily Readings
Mar. 30---The Resurrection and
Life. John 5:19-29.
Mar. 31--The Raising Of Lazarus.
John 11:3S-44.
Apr. Our Eternal Home. John
14:1-15.
Apr. Our Resurrection Assur.
ance. Cor. 15:19-26.
Apr. S-Triumphant over Death
Cor. 15:50-26
Apr. 4--The Risen One. Mark 10;
Ill.
Apr. 5-The Living and Reignins
Christ. Matt. 28:1-10.
Department Titles
Beginner, A Happy Sunday Morn
ing
Primary. A Glad, Glad Day
Junior. Stronger Than Death
intermediate, The Certainty OF
Life After Death
Young People and Adults. He Liv-
es; We Live Also
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-04-03
DESTINY

(By Jno. McAliley Boyd for AMP
For this II burn, ] know.
All that find, on this
Would have been different
Had l took the other road;
And many a night III lay me
down
A suicide,
Self murder by conscience.
By this my honor is dishonor'
Lanceloting after Guinevere.
This beggars me;
By all convention ! stand con.
demned;
love her.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-04-03

age purchase for savings for edu-
cation of children and to encour-
age thrift practices, 8. Volunteer
Service. Make a survey Of memrer-
ship to locate persons available for
volunteer service. (Dietitlans,
nurses, e,c.)
~ 49, *s
News From Field:
Mrs. A. M. P. Strong, National
P. T. A. President, was one OF
the speakers at the recent Found
er's Day observance at A. M. and
N. College. She participated in the
symposium: Problems OF The
Home, The School And The Com
munity." DR.. Mordecai Johnson OF
Howard Univ, delivered the Found
er's Day address.
The state P. T. A. president was
unable to attend the exercises and
participate on the program as re-
quested. Greetings, however, were
sent to DR.. j. B. Watson in the
name of the State Congress.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-04-03

the March on Washington Move
ment, and the series of glans pro-
test public mass meetings in the
key cities Of the country against
war Determinations.
The discussion period was full
Of enthusiasm ard spirit.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-04-03
Weekly Sermon
Living On Another
Mans Plantation
By Nj. w, Hubbard

by M. W. HUBBARD
The following is a sermon de-
livered by the editor dealing on
the earth, man and the owner
ship thereof. It Ii thought by
many that certain persons acquir-
ing large estate are sole owners
o. such estates, 5ut close obsery-
ing Of the Holy Writ rev ais
that men are not the owners of
vast estate acquired by them.
but to the reverse, they are only
stewards.
Text, The earth is the Lords and
the fullness thereof; the world
and they that dwell therein, p.
24:l.
The Psalms from which our text
has been ascribed to David, and
said to have been written for tie
purpose, or specific occasion Of Civ
ing thanks to God while carrying
the ark of God to the new taber-
nacle built on Mt. Zion. The ark
was being carried from the house
Of Obed-edom.
In the outset of this Psalm, the
ownership of the earth is we'll set
forth, "The earth is the Lords
and from the word plantation
from its originality "plantatio,"
meaning planting, or "plantare,'
meaning to plant, we find that the
world is just one large plantation,
whose owner is God.
A close study Of the word plan
tation, proves that plantation is
ga large estate cultivated by Ne
groes, coolies or poems, who live
in a distinct community on the es-
tate under the control of the prop
rietor." All Of this we accept as
true, therefore we readily agree
that the world is a plantation, God
the proprietor and man the ser
want placed upon this plantation
1nder the direct control Of God,
the proprietor.
No creature can own or control
this earth, because God is the sole
owner. And We cite the following
,acts as proof:
/. BY Right OF Creation
No man who fails to bring a
thing into existence can say THAT
he owns 1t. But God can lay claim
to the earth, because He brought
ii into existence. "ln the beginn-
ing God created the heaven and
the earth" Gen. IL. Thus we see
tie earth belongs to God by rea-
son of creation. And He sits high
and lifted up, IN His lofty dwell
ing place, upon a royal throne,
watching His creatures march
down the boulevard of time, and
speaks to the sons Of men, say
ing: "You now inhabit a place call
ed out of nowhere by my OMNl-
POTENT voice" And as the re-
suits of same He demands homage,
respect and reverence from all
men John says: "All things
were made by Him, and without
Him was not anything made that
was made" John 1:3.
Now why all this difference,
fighting, jim-crowing and disre-
spect toward each other over an
other mans plantation? there
fore it is Gods by creation
II. BY Right of Redemption
Paul speaking to the saints OF
Ephesus regarding predestinatior
as fixed in the plan of the Etern-
al God, says: (which is the earn
est of our inheritance until the re-
demption of all the purchased pc
session, unto the praise of His
glory" Eph. TIA.
The world and all therein was
doomed and lost by reason Of sin,
but the blessed Messiah, the Son
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-04-03
April 5. 1912 Lesson
CHRIST AND LIFE AFTER
DEATH
Mark 12.24-27; l Corinthians
15.h0-h8


The reality Of life after death
was denied by the Sadducees h''t
declared by Christ to be in &C
cord with the teaching of Scrip
ture and with she character oil
God.
The fact Of the resurrection
was questioned by some of the
Corinthians, but declared by Paul
to be N accord with the word
and will of God.
Lesson Text and Outline
Mark 12:24-27; Corinthians
15:50-5S
I. Christ on Life After Death
Mark 12)
"a Jesus said unlo them, Is 1t
not for this cause that ye err,
that We know not the scripture
nor the power Of God? 70 For
when they ST oil rise from tn
dead, they neither marry, nor are
given in marriage; but are as an
gels in heaven. 20 But as touching
the dear, thai they are raised;
have we not read in the book OF
Moses, in the place concerning the
Bush, how God spake unto him
saying, am the God Of Abraham
and the God Of Isaac, and the God
of Jacob? 81 He is not the Coo
of the dead, but of the living; yC
do greatly err.
ii. Christ In Life After Death
q Corinthians iS)
so Now thi, ] say, brethren
that flesh and blood cannot inhsri
ths kingdom u eed neither dssl
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-04-03

3. Moving to the Final Abode.
This final abode is none other
than heaven or hell. Where are you
planning to make your eternal
abode? Have you a deed in hea-
ven? You must move from this
mans plantation; it does not be-
long to you. Where will you make
your ETERNAL A B o d r.,
WHERE YOU MAY CALL YOUR
HOME?
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-04-03

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Evening star., 1942-11-18
Pacific Council Sees
Mass Bombing Raids
On Axis as Next Step
Mash Says Air Assaults
Would Follow Complete
Victory in North Africo

A, suggestion that winning OF
Allied objectives in North Africa
will be followed by extension of
mass bombing raids over Italy
and Germany to knock out major.
production centers of the Euro
pean end Of the Axis emerged
from a meeting of the Pacific
War Council with President
Roosevelt today.
Walter Nash. New Zealand Min
lister, told reporters as he left the
White House session that consider
able time was devoted to discussion
of the ninth front Air bombing
in a general review of how military
operations on various fronts are
working together.
The representatives of the nations
actively engaged in the war in the
Pacific said 1t was perhaps their
most significant meeting.
Japs "Will Come Again."
Mr.. Nash said the American naval
victory over the Japanese in the
Solomons last week was "as good
as anything we have seen," but
warned that the Japanese will
come again.
He described the North African
expedition as "a very good show
and added that II the American and
British forces succeed in driving the
Axis out OF Bizerte and Tunis, de-
{ tSee WAR COUNCIL, Page A-2.l
Evening star., 1942-11-18
50 Persons Injured
In Two Chicago Ell
Rush-Hour Collisions
IS .HospitoIized os Train
Carrying Sailors Rips
Into Standing Cars
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 18.-Two ele-
waited train collisions. occurring
only minutes apart during the
morning rush hour, injured 88
persons today and shook up many
other passengers.
In a rear-end collision on the
North Side. at Buena Station, 35
persons suffered injuries which sent
them to hospitals. Most of the in
juries were not serious.
Police reported at least So per-
sons were injured about the same
time in a rear-end collision on the
south division, on Calumet avenue
between Forty first and. Forty-sec-
ond streets.
In the North Side mishap a six
car special train of the Chicago,
North Shore & Milwaukee Railroad,
carrying sailors back from furlough
to the Great Lakes Naval Training
Station, telescoped the rear of a
two-car Wilson avenue local train
Police said the heavy steel car
leading the North Shore train tele-
scopede the rear coach of the local
running several feet into its interior
The South Side collision occurred
when ain eight-car Ravenswood
train rammed the rear of two-car
Stockyards train which had stopped
for block signal. Firemen reported
they raised ladders to the 81" struc-
ture, took the injured out the coach
windows. The injured were taken
to the Chicago Hospital. ..-.
Evening star., 1942-11-18
Grid Pro Champs 10 Play
Stars al PHILADELPHIA

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 18.-Elmer
Layden. commissioner for the Ma
tional Football League, announced
today that the annual pro bowl post
season game between the 1912
league champions and the league
all-stars will be played at Philadel-
phia's Shibe Park Sunday, Decem-
ber 81.
Entire proceeds will be donated to
the United Seamens Service, he
said.
Mr.. Layden also announced that
the playoff for the league cham
pionship, between the Chicago Bears
and the Washington Redskins OF
the Pittsburgh Steelers, would be
held December 13 at Washington.
He said the makeup of the all
star team would be announced i'm
mediately after the Washington
playof game.
Evening star., 1942-11-18
Southern Senators
Fifbuster Continues
10 Block Poll Tax Bill
Opponents Promise
To Debute Borkiey
Move Several Doys'
Earlier Story on Page A-2.)

Earlier Story on Page A-2D
The Senate cleared away today
some of the parliamentary um-
derbrush which had thwarted
administration efforts to bring
UP an anti-poll tax bill only to
find tilibuster nurtured by
Southern members still blooming
hardly. ~: .-5~t. ~ -,
.,, BY vote of 38 to 81, the chamber
gave final approval to the journal
summary OF its Monday proceedings,
objections to which yesterday had
prevented Majority Leader Barkley
from making a motion to take UP
the disputed measure
Senator Barkley then moved i'm
mediate consideration of the bill,
abandoning his effort to make such
proposal at time when it was not
debatable.
Because. the Senate recessed yes
terday instead Of adjourning, Vice,
President Wallace, the presiding Of
flcer, ruled that the motion could be
debated. Senator Doxey, Democrat.
Of Mississippi Immediately launched
into a lengthy explanation of a
time -khling point of order he ex-
pected to raise, So
Southerners who are opposing the
bill. approved in somewhat different
form by the House. said they ex-.
pected to debate Senator Barkley's
motion several days
There appeared little doubt the
majority leader had sufficient sup
port to force adoption Of its motion,
once 1t could be brought to a vote.
only after that could any move be,
made to invoke the cloture rule.
Opponents Of the bill, which would
abolish poll tax collections as a
voting qualification, decided today
at an informal caucus to get their
views before the country IN for
tsee POLL TAX. Page 2-X.)
Evening star., 1942-11-18
Miumiuns Face Gas Book Loss
For Driving to Sports Events

Motorists who use their cars to
reach golf courses. ball games, race
tracks or. for pleasure Of any sort
will be risking the loss OF their ra-
ton books"
Florida is one OF the States where
the basic allowances for A cards will
become three gallons a week after
Sunday. 80
tracks, Hialeah and Tropical, are To-
Gated several miles outside Of. the
population centers, and neither has
bus service adequate to handle large
crowds Of race goers.
The tracks previously have an
nounced plans for going ahead with
racing this season In the face Of
wartime difnculties.
Evening star., 1942-11-18
Churchill Tells
Harrow Boys Of
| Wars Progress
y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press,
LONDON, Nov. 18.-Prime Min
lister Churchill assured the school,
boys Of Harrow, his own school, to-
day that I'VE are marching forward,
stronger every month, with more
knowledge, confidence and power"
The day will. come" the Prime
Minister added, when we shall have
reached that broader, brighter light
which when once it has shone, will
never be quenched.
"We have got great armies, power
full weapons and strong airforce
and navy and we are moving for
ward and success is attending our
arms" ~ -,-.,
1t was the, Prime Minister'S third
wartime visit to his school to hear a
program. of Harrow songs in which
he Joined Justify. s:-,"
Evening star., 1942-11-18
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON, Nov. 18.-Capt. Joseph
Levien of New York, a United
States Army public relations officer
who went to North Africa in charge
of a group of correspondents, found
himself leading combat troops in
the thick of front-line fighting and
wound UP by capturing members of
the Italian Armistice Commission.
Capt. Levien, in letter received
in London, said he became separated
from mis- colleagues after landing
and was given command of 80 rifle
men who were lost from their own
units.
. Unable to penetrate into the city
in heavy street fighting, he was
ordered to, circle and move in from
the rear. To get there he had to
lead his men through valley under
heavy rife and machine-gun FIRE
from the surrounding hills.
After wiping out the snipers and
one machine-gun nest we we're
joined by two battalion commanders
and 60 men EACH" Capt. Levien
wrote. finally the whole group
Evening star., 1942-11-18
5000 Tons Of Rubber Monthly
OHeredU. S. by Colombia
Presidents Brother Says Air Freight
And Higher Prices Are Necessary >..:
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-Dr. Eduardo
Lopez, brother of President AlfonZo
Lopez of Colombia, told interviewers
here today 5000 tons OF rubber could
be shipped to the United States
monthly if air freight facilities were
provided and the price of raw rub
ber raised from 33 to 60 cents a
pound.
Dr.. Lopez said airplane transpor-
tation was needed to eliminate the
tedious and costly old system of
bringing rubber from the jungle by
pack carriers, while the price in
crease was necessary to place 10000
fresh native laborers at the task of
harvesting the crop.
There are, various regions of 500
or more square miles in Colombia" "
said Dr.. Lopez, where rubber trees
grow wild.
An air freight line will do in a
Evening star., 1942-11-18

few hours what formerly took weeks
or months. -.
The poems or half-Indians must
go in there and tap the rubber and
bring it to our Government avia-
ton fields-18 of which are available
for quick transportation to the
United States. The old system of
bringing out few pounds at time
by pack carriers and boats took
six weeks and sometimes months.
making the procedure improbable
to everyone concerned"
He said negotiations are under
way in Washington for the estab-
lishment of an air freight system
and that the plan is being tested
with three planes now in operation
between the jungles and airports.-
DR.. Lopez is banker, industrialist
and journalist, who formerly served
as president of the Colombian House
| of Representatives. ~. " .-s5--. =
Evening star., 1942-11-18
Bowie Granted Permission
For Nine Races a Day

b. the Associated Press.
BOWIE, Md, Nov, l8.-Bowie race
track has been given permission to
hold nine races daily, instead of
eight. effective Friday
General Manager Joseph A. Far
rell said permission for the increase
was sought when the track decided
to curtail its fall meeting by one
day, ending on November %.
The change to nine races was an
nounced after a conference between
Mr.. Farrell and Chairman Frank
Small, jr., of the State Racing Com
mission.
The increase will give Bowie the
equivalent of previously scheduled
16-day program. The meeting was
originally to run through Monday,
November 80, but track officials cut
it to Is days.