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Arkansas State press., 1942-01-02

winch was written A, D, 10; st
Llula, A, u, s.; s., Mathew,
Is. D., 68; and st. J hn between
G8 and 50. Therefore the order OF
the books should be Mafll, Matt
Luke and John; which tlkes some
thing like the course OF Genesis
against job, which is the oldest
book f the Old Testament, and
according to order it should begin
with Job instead of Genesis.
John is very different from the
three, which tells mostly Of tbs
DIVINITY Of Christ, and account Of
miracles, many Of which are not
referred to in Natti 50, Mark and
Luke The acts tel Of the early
church preaching Christ; and the
Epistles tell Us abou, Chlist's per
son, ministry death and rcsurree
ton; but the Gospels ei42 rs the
fundamental facts Of Cir st's HE
Oh earth, and on q st f.cts al
christology, and knowledge Of
Christ's rest,
What Is Meant rJ '5>?tI2
The word is "a. "a the Greek
"euaggeliCn. "a. =" is an adjective
meaning 'asood,' am "aggeIia,"
means "mes aes' Then to join the
adjective and noun means good
me- sage" We use the term fire.
quently as a compliment when one
delivers a soul stirref tSuch as
Bishop Nichols did in Tisealoos'
few Sundays age, when there
was not a dry eye in the house
those Wao shook his hard eyelaim-
ed, good mossagl,') The English
On "aggcla" is ''news" Hence the
term, good news"
In the Sgptu4gint the word sig
nj les the reward Of "thank-otfer
ing, for good news later was limit
cd to good news. We notice tho
word Gospel in the n W Tesla.
ment is exclusively used in the
Arkansas State press., 1942-01-02
Mark Empha ICES the Beginning
OF Christ Preaching

| St, Mark is the shortest Of the
, Gospels. We could call it "the mi
nor Gospel" Mark also had a civ
en- name john Ia the Latin,
Mark means "a large hammer He
was the son Of Mary who lived at
Jerusalem in whose house the
prayer meeting was held, Offering
petitions for Peters deliVerance:
he was also a convert of Peter,
whom Peter called Marcus my
son" This is the same John who
accompanied Paul and Barnabls
on their first missionary journey,
and became afraid of robbers in
the swamps Of Syria and turned
back at Persia. Marx was also a
cousin Of B1rHabgs, and caused an
uproar between Paul and Barna-
bas, because Paul would not take
Mark on his second missionary
journey.
Marks Gospel was written fog
! the Romans and Gentiles, There is
no reference made Of Jewish laws,
yet, shot through with Hebrew
phrases. Mark omts the geneal
Arkansas State press., 1942-01-02

This Gallant, unsure here-whe6e
name we have not been able To Sc
cure-hed beer re used enlistment
~ our Navy Department exc pt
a- mezs-atteudant, rs q llanky,
Promotion q uo character await
ed him
And vet there famed in his
breast the same fires Of patriot
ism and love Of country as burned
the breasts Of the gallant crew
m the Arizona, He saw his duty,
lie did 1t.
Those words-"A Negro who
NEVER BEFORE had fired gun
manned machine gun ON the
bridge until his ammunition was
xhausted"-and doubtless perish
i in the conllict-will bum for
yer in Negro hearts as living
testimonial to courage and bravery
{ Negroes when given a chance
a chance to serve their country.
We have no homily to write, but
mely somewhere in the Navy De
artment there must be some en-
ghtened liberal who will be ash
imed that the great United States
If America is so lacking in ap
probation Of the long-continued,
intense loyalty and services Of the
}olored people in every war that
as cone to us, rs to prescribe this
roup Of citizens who, even now,
re fighting and dying ior their
country,
Surely, with Joe Louis fighting
for Navy Relief in New York, and
this unnamed hero diving in the
service Of the Navy at Pelrl iIar
bor, some sense of fair-play, some
sense of justice, will lead, at an
early date, to revocation of this
stigma of race as at present pre-
seribed.
Gompr hensiye Unity Sought
Let us have more comprehensive
unity in our planning and pro-
grams. Let us periodically sub
cribe to tn fundamental tenets
+ Amerieauism. Let Us remove the
hackles which make for moral and
piritual disunity, Let us preserve
and extend our democracy-right
mere at home. Let US bring new
hope and encouragement to QUE
Negro citizens hy according them
the same rights and privileges 9TH
II citizens enjoy. Let us be fair.
Let us be just.
The Conference of Nations be-
ing held here In Wa.htpgtps S1ll
1aye its work and It's decisions ac-
CELEBRATED if all Of them seek for
their nationals the same full, free
opportunities they are promising
the rest of the world.
Arkansas State press., 1942-01-02
l.ars' Nr'tes Gospel Of
Humanity


luke vas a p5y5ia. II et y.= j.
nsJ nsaty @s-g7i. tta .1r, 7Ha
% wy efficient hi t"ftw Lutte .
nan ns'es .tlt4e= - a.. i.
Gospels; and dii not see, Of as
maca as In 50 j a. d#"- IA
ministry Of Jesus, lie was a con-
vert of Pail, and his Gospel was
written for Greeks, and Is dis
.tinctly the Gospel Of humanity
and writes OF Jesus as per eel
man, because the Greeks taemsei
YES were prominently interested
in humanity, and the Ferteetttn oil
manhood. Matthew Is the longest
of the Gospels and could We'll he
called the major Gospels
W. find in g rulo The rar,bIe
. tLo at,. Eahta,. - atta imr,-
trata friendg "be lost sbosn.
Itho ,r.1i,,.d son - "tbo story Of
Arkansas State press., 1942-01-02

Continued from Page y

Il Ontfnueu from Ihgc -
these agencies no longer operate.
1t cited the assertions Of govern
ment and other employment agen-
cies that thousands will be mem-
ployed between now and next June
due to priorities and Il shift from
peace to war time industrial eco
nomy
The NAACP urges every inter.
ested person to write Immediately
to his congressman urging that
these agencies not be abolished at
this time.
Arkansas State press., 1942-01-02

Eecisrisg Of Ckri:t's Nativity
The h9ok Of the generation OF
Jesus Christ, TIE 9 4 F1qii
the soH Of Abraa u. Ill ao.s
: eener tion I s,es o9rtst,
perhaps would ma Hs uty., t.tz
is the title u the book, which We
en- lat h = AQt it enly has re
ference to tie two chapters hay
ing to do with the nativity OF Je-
sus. So, MATHEW the publican, goes
back four thousand years and
swings a bridge from the close Of
the last book Of the Old Testament
across to the first chapter Of Mat
thew, recording the birth Of Christ,
reaches back TIVE thousand years
more to the time Of Abraham: an
and coupling tire "Old Book with
the "New Book" Then Matthe"
another Thousand years to the time
Iof David, showing that promise OF
tire Father h the Hebrews and to
David, the king after Gods own
heart; as the hoir of Joseph, Jesus
was the heir Of David, that Jesus
was the Son Of David This is one
Of the instances in which Matthew
does not follow Mark in his writ
ing; because - the nature Of his
work as x-eatheftr accustomed
to keeping records it was easy for
Matthew te keep note Of the l'fe OF
Christ. His purpose was to cen
vince the Jews that Jesus was
their Messiah. and that they should
accept him MS Saviour and law.
The name If Jesus was Joshua
which was oar Lor-'s private OF
personal name. Christ is his OF
: fetal name, translated frym the
= Hebrew word Messiah" into the
Greek which means "anointed,' OF
: with the article, "the anointed one.
) So, all the generations of Jesus
? Christ from shraham unto David
iare fourteen; and from David I'M
to the carrying away to Babylon
fourteen; ard from the carrying
away to Bal lon unto the coming
= of Christ fourteen.
Arkansas State press., 1942-01-02
Negro Hero


Continued from Page Ono
the Navy" must have called for
comment in the inner sacred IRE
cincts of Secretary KnoX'S Navy
Department, No more gallant
courageous action has been reveal
ed in any Of the hundreds Of DIES
criptions Of personal bravery. This
comment is well-considered
statemcnt-
A Gallant, UusunG Hero
The other brave and courageous
actions ana exploits chronlcled
were e men. citiz- ms OF the Unit
cd States, who had had opened to
them every opportunity for train
ing and experience, together with
every indrcement for promotion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
MISC Fills Class
For Higher Grade

EAST LANSING, Aug 20 up
An estimated $50 high Schoo
students who want TO attend col,
lcge but couldn't qualify scholas,
tically, will be given chance fol
higher education in a two-yeal
gencTHt curriculum TINS ran N
Michigan State College.
"A lot of youngsters don't
treat high school seriously until
they're Just about through.
S +. Grove. summer school di-
rector nc the college said.
THE result II that they aren't
considered good college material.
We aren't going To take every
Tom. Dick and Harry into this
course, hut il such student has
the recommendation of his high
school principal as TO his inten-
tiOns and capabilities, Wen con-
slider him for admission"
He explained that the purpose ol
the curriculum would be both tc
lay a foundation of general edu.
cation and to equip the student foI
a vocation. II may also be a basis
for work towards a degree, he
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Children S Lot
To Be Dedicated

The first children'S play lot.
opened by the Department of
Parks and Recreation. will be dedi-
Gated tonight al the corner of
Woodrow Wilson and Calvert
avenues. Planned for children up
to II years of age. IL represents
an experiment in the use of small
parcels of land for play purposes.
The lot, as yet unnamed covers
an area Of approximately one-third
of an acre. Sodded and enclosed
by white picket fence Benches
and tables have been placed for
children's crafts work, table games
and picnic lunches.
If the attendance at this lot
demonstrates the need for areas
restricted 10 small children, other
pieces OF land acquired by the de-
.partment on Scavenger land sales
will be utilized in the same way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

was filed today by her two chill
drcn David O Hamilton of %
Beverly road and Mrs. Elizabeth
Herbert of % Beverly road.
The estate was valued In excess
OF Sl25.000 in personal property
and real estate A hearing will
he held before Probate Judge
Joseph a Murphy September p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

CHICAGO, Aug. Gothic navy
has assigned the Junior Victory
Army in Chicago. an ,organiza-
ton of almost 10000 boys and
girls formed by Wirttrar, Raff-
dolph Hearst's Chicago Herald
American, 10 its most important
job.
The naval aviation cadet selec-
ton board asked the Junior Vie
tory Army to help get 1000
.cnliStmentS for the navy air corps
in the Fly for Navy" recruiting
drive. which started this month
and will continue through Sep
TENDER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
GREATLY IMPRESSED

Youthful officers of the army
were called by l.. J. Smith Fcre-
bee, co-ordinator of the Fly for
Navy drive, ito a conference at
which he asked them TO distribute
$4,000 Fly for Navy windshield
stickers 10 that manv automobile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Help GET Fiers>
Navy Asks IVA

owners and to place 10000 cam
paign posters in shop windows.
Ferebee said he had never been
so impressed as he was by the
patriotic zeal of the youngsters of
the ARMY
Each of the young officers, who
already have aided in salvage and
other drives. pledged 10 Join in the
new work, enlisting the services of
tho girls and boys in his COM
mand.
Mai. Gramer Foster of the IVA
81 pped forward, saying 10 Fere-
bee
Lieutenant, this il the job
we've been waiting for. II YOU
have any doubts that we can do
it-well, you don't know the
Junior Victory Army"
THE Detroit Times has fat mere
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Stirring Yarns About Days of Glorious Adventul
That Will Never Come Again Spun by One
of the Last of the Whaling Masters

In all the history of these United States
III there are no chapters more romantic or
thrilling than those about old.time whalers.
They wealhered bitter storms carrying
our flag into little known islands and secret
harbors in every ocean. Theirs was an un-
ending search for Nature mightiest creatures
=. all Of them tons Of fighting fury. And
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Radio Programs

rhis program mas oesa
given rne Detroit Times oy
ne stations herein listed
~ the presentations as
s-nrftird are not on the
air. the fault lies with the
stations and not The
Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Liver, Cali Bladder, Blood and Skin
Disorders and Other Chronic ALL
ments Diagnosed and Treated

We are offering all who suffer, an
animation. including blood pressure e.
and "A chemical urinaly sis. diagnosis, By
rurPfut nhXsirai and microscopic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

WFDF (FIinU S;45 p. m Friday
WASH WOOD Grand Rapids
93o p. m Friday
WIBM (Jackson), SIS y m FRIDAY
WIN Uansing), S:i5 y. m Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
.2,o5s Return TO us.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 QNS).
Repatriation Of BOSS Americans
from the Canadian 10 the United
States armed services was an.
nounced today by the state de-
partment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Hearing Date Is Set
In Hamilton Estate

a petition for administration of
The estate OF Mrs. Mary McClcl-
Ian HamHfqg who died August 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
THURSDAY AFTERNOON


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WlR-Joyce Jordan-D
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WCAR-Listcn 10 Liebert.
W%YZ-Pepper Young-D.
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WEXL-Mei6dy In Rhythm
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WWJ-Gulding Light-D.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
kiwanis 10 Hear WPB Aide

James r. Wilson regional man
tger Of priorltics for WPB VIII
BE- guest speaker FOR The River
Iide Kwanis Club meeting Thurs
Jay. August ~, ar H. IS p m m
The Whittier Hotel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-14
IN contested AREA

Most of the walkers and motor.
lists ticketed were in the congesteo
downtown area.
Police officials charged with the
enforcement of the ordinance
pointed out that IL was too early
10 tell If pedestrian accidents are
being cut
"But all things considered Of
ficers are doing a good job Of
enforcement" Supt. Louis l..
Berg said.
Pedestrians are required 10 come
10 a full stop and look for ap.
preaching cars before stepping
from the curb or places of safety
All crossings should be made with
the green light except when IL car
be done without interference with
Vehicular traffic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-14
Two Dr0wninQs
Blamed on Heal

The current heat wave was
blamed today for the deaths of
two children. who sought escape
from the high temperature by
going swimming
Dead are: Frank Schultz. Q. of
1851 Kirkwood avenue, and Carol
Fisher, Is. of 14S4l East Ann
Arbor road. Plymouth.
The Schultz boy was drowned
while swimming in a gravel pit
on West Michigan avenue near
Miller road, Dearborn Carol
went beyond her depth. police
said they were informed. in Powell
Lake on North Territorial road
north of Plymouth.
Both bodies were recovered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-14
Obituaries
Della 7. Lutes
Writer Who Pictured
RuraI Life Dies
Times stan Correspondent

JACKSON, July Ia. - Della
Thompson Lutes, whose novels on
farm and village life in Jackson
County brought her renown. died
yesterday at her home in Coopers-
town, ~. Y.
She was born in Jackson County
10 years ago. She graduated from
Jackson High School and taught
for several years in her home
county and Detroit. where she
later began writing for news
papers. one of her best known
books is The Country Kitchen,
published 10 1886.
a son, Robert b. Lutes OF Coop
erStown. survives. Her husband
died in 1921.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-14
Ensign Peretto
Rites tomorrow for Victim
Of Bomber Crash

Funeral services for Ensign
Lawrence Peretto, "a. who died in
a bomber crash near san Antonio,
will he held from the home of mis-
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j.
Peretto. 1865 Kentucky avenue at
p m. tomorrow.
The body, accompanied by En-
sign G.. J. Holden, arrived in
Detroit last night. Eight air cadets
from Crosse He will act az pail
bearers at the service with En-
sign Ralph HoskinS representing
the dead flier's comrades at Floyd
Bennett field, Ensign Peretto
was attached 10 the naval ferry
ing command.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-14

can hope for little gin after Sep
TENDER |.
THE new gin items going on
the board for the first time, will
probably remain only about a
year" he said AT the end Of
that time, present stocks will
run out and no new supplies
will be manufactured. All such
alcohol will go into gunpOwder
for the armed services"
OPA price ceilings will mo-
affect runs made in Puerto Rice
and the Virgin Islands. according
TO a notice received by the com
mission, Prices in effect in Marct
viii govern all other brands
however
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-14
Policeman Kills Man
Fleeing Apartment

Arthur Drake. 80, of 1922 Cam.
eron avenue. was dead today from
a bullet in the heart fired by
Patrolman John Martin of Hunt
station.
The shooting occurred when po-
lice were called to the residence
OF brakes estranged wife, Meggie,
by relatives who charged he had
threatened to kill her. Drake
started TO flee and, after one
warning shot, another was fired
into his body, police said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-14

end of the arrangement with
the petroleum industry for the
use of filling stations In collect
ing and paying for rubber" he
said.
"Filing stations will no longer
pay n cent a pound for rubber,
but will be available a. perma-
nent depots for donations OF
scrap rubber. metals and rags,
under the AutOmOtive Safety
Foundation plan"
Burns said the Rubber Reserve
Company will continue TO pay s.:
per ton for rubber scrap in car
load lots. ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-14
311 Pedestrians
Face Court on
'JdywdIk Counts

Tomorrow 81 pedestrian ordi-
nancnance violators will face traf-
fic judges as Detroit police con-
tinue TO write 100 tickets day in
an effort TO cut the toll of pedes-
TRAN deaths.
At first ALI persons ticketed
under the new ordinance must APP
pear in court. Later scale OF
fines will be set which may be
paid at the violations bureau.
Since the ordinance went into
effect. June Is, police officers have
written approximately 1900 tick
cts for pedestrian violators. At the
same time 402 motorists have been
ticketed for failing to give right OF
way 10 pedestrians at intersec-
tionS, the records revealed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-14
Scrap Rubber
Pickup Goes On

LANSING, July 14.-Continued
collection of scrap rubber for con-
version into war materials will
continue. although the govern
ment'S concerted drive has ended,
Kenneth NJ. Burns. chairman Of
the state salvage committee, said
today. N.
July 10 merely marks the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-14
n MUSICAL Value OF INOIt.
Cable-Nelson
Console, '345
. Mahogany Veneer Case
Q Balanced 88-Note Scale
Q Fast Responsive Action

It's splendid piano for the small home or apart
ment-distinctively styled in mahogany veneer.
See and hear it now at Hudson's. Price includes
matching bench. Extended payments are available.
Thirteenth FIoOr-wOodward ApeHEe-SeefioR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-14
Garden Frock Shop Clearance!
ALL Summer Nelly Dons
yoqeB ueuabhr right noua ndf ue D a.
morning softer n ryon - -
caNuaD types, jacket frockt that look like
misses and here earyf best selection *
RocKa SHOP HE
sale PRICED
Framed Pictures
's sss;i:: 1875 to 1895

You'll in here early "Wednesday and pick up
several of the reproductions of oil paintings original engriv
ngs and old bird prints making up this collection Exceptionally
low priced because obtained the group from New
York showroom display You'll find landscapes marines flowers,
portraits all nicely framed Various many and
SHOWN: rLithe Bo Peep" Is by 271l mebes 1926
HUDSoNS-PIcTURE GALLER1ES-Esbfb-wooSnsrS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-14
Caps Cut Beer Output
24l27o Fewer Barrels for Boiling Produced
Than in Corresponding Period Last Year
Time. stan Correspondent

Commission Secretary Berten
NJ. Davey said the same month
showed a corresponding increase
of 1900 barrels for other pur-
poses, indicating an all around
reduction Of 1000 barrels
Davey said Michigan drinkers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-14

LANSING, July Michigan
breweries produced 24.270 fewer
barrels of beer for bottling during
June than during the same month
last year due TO the lack OF metal
caps, figures compiled by the
liquor control commission showed
today. ..A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-14
DIRECT ACTION WITH FOE

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, il one OF many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-14
FATALITIES, INJURIES OFF

Insp. Christian Nelson. in charge
of the accident prevention bureau
pointed out that injuries and IA
talities have been on the decrease
so far this year.
To date. last year, records re-
vealed, 1879 persons were killed
This year l2l. Since July this
year 1l3 pedestrians have beer
injured and five killed
"It r. too early TO tell how
many lives the new ordinance Ii
saving" Inspector Nelson said.
But Injuries and accidents will
he cut plenty II We can just get
the people To stop and think be-
fore they jump off the curb into
the face OF n red light"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-14
Navy Reveals
7 Michigan Men
Missing, | Dead

The names OF seven Michigan
men were given as missing and ar
eighth was listed as dead in the
latest list of casualties released
today by the navy department.
Reported killed in action was
Wilson Burnett Cole, a fireman
and husband of Mrs. Melva Cole
of 305 East Foss street, Flint.
Listed as missing were: Ensign
Joseph Oswald Gaynier, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra w. Gaynier
211 Godfrey avenue, Monroe.
Ensign Ralph Lee Holton, the
son OF Lee Holton, 140 Dixon ave.
nue., Kalamazoo.
Coxswain Homer Price Latimer
Jr., son Of Mrs. Verna Marie
Latimer. 201 Edmund street, Flint
Seaman Paul Vincent Maillette
a brother of Anthony Mailette
805 Oak street, ESSexville.
Seaman Quirino Cruz Simbular
Jr.. son of Quirini Cruz Simbular
of Edwardsburg.
Radioman Laurence Sims, son OF
Herbert c. Sims, II East GoguaC
street. Battle Creek.
Seaman Joseph Skrelunas. hus-
band of Mrs. Louise Mary Skrelu-
mas, 2713 Thatcher street, Saginaw
DIRECT ACTION WITH FOE
The navy announced the list in
cluded those lost from June Is 10
June 80.
In comment, the navy said that
the "preponderant share of the
casualties resulted from direct &C.
ton with the enemy"
In regard TO the missing, il
stated that some of those under
this classification may have beer
rescued at sea and landed al
isolated spots or otherwise made
their way 10 places of safety from
which they had no opportunity Ia
communicate with the navy"