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Arkansas State press., 1943-02-05
Negro Mothers In War Industries Aided
By Continuation of School Lunch PROGRAM

Although the Food Stamp Pro-
gram is being suspended March 1.
youngsters, colored and white a.
like, need have no worry about the
school lunch program as Secretary
of Agriculture Claude +. Wick
ard has assured the continuance Of
commodities to schools and child
day care centers for lunches.
Said the Secretary; 1--WE have
long recognized that millions of
our school children do not receive
adequate diets. The problem has
become more acute as increasing
numbers Of mothers have taken
Jobs in war industries.
GAS part Of its war food pro-
gram the Department will continue
to provide milk and other COM
modities for school lunches nnd
child day care centers. Lunches
prepared from these commodities
will be available not only to chill
dren certified as needy, but to all
children. Parents who can afford
{ o contribute will assist state and
focal agencies in furnishing equip |
ment facilities, labor and SUPER
vision"
Of the 10000 youngsters
who are now receiving lunches at
schools and child day care centers,
more than half a million of them
are colored. This helps thousands
If mothers engaged in war work.
The program reached peak last
March when 100000 children
were participating, Of this number
over a million were colored.
Going further, Secretary Wick
ard said: "Children are a special
group in our population which
must receive special attention in
The distribution Of limited food
supply. As shortages develop it
becomes particularly important to ]
insure that they receive an ade- v
luate share of the protective foods Ii
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-05

"a, using for a text, "Speak to
the Children of Israel that they &c
forward" The contest in the
Church School sponsored by the
Supt. Miss, D. Criswell and Mrs.
V. Brewer amounted to $1400 in
claims. First prize went to Mrs.
Emile Toney, second Mrs. Pearl
Criswell and Miss Lorene Brewer
was awarded third prize The
social was largely attended Satur-
Iday night at the school sponsored
by the PTA unit. Prof. H. Sim
mons was winner in the special fea
ture, Miss J. E. Wiley spent the
week end at her home IN Little
Rock. Mrs. Mack McKindra is
employed in California. Miss Vel
va Hammond, Mary Bush, Prof,
and Mrs. H. Simmon and Mrs.
Maudell McKindra heard the imi-
tation "Wings over Jordan" pro-
gram at Philadelphia Bapt church,
Menifee. Pvt. C. J. Miller and
Mrs. M. Martin visited their sister
Mrs. Maudell McKin6ra.. Prof. and
Mrs. Simmons, Miss j. E. Wiley
and Mrs. Martin and Maudell Nc
Kindra witnessed the Basketball
game Of Menifce VS.. Morrllton on
Friday night Rev. Reed will
preach at Mount Hebrew on Feb.
u, 1o43.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Allison. On
the sick list are Bro. Wyett Jones
and Father Hubbard. The First
Baptist Church reports good
Sunday School attendance on Sun
day with lesson review given hy
Rev. N. Watson of Morning Star
Bapt Church from the topic, "Jes-
us the Bread of Life. Miss Ser
tia F. Dunmore, daughter of Mrs.
Bernice Streeter of Crossett is
spending the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Tommie Mae Grim her,
sister and brother-in-law.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-05
MurfreesbOrO
BY Mrs. Alice Preston

The call for this month is the
only one since the war began in
which our boys failed to qualify for
induction. OF the four who re-
ported for examination, Pvt. Levi
Haisip is the only one who pass
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-05
Books At Your
Library

18th Street Near High
Non fiction; Home Economics,
Leaning; Red Hills and Cotton,
Robinson.
Music for Fun, Spaeth
When the War Ends. Chase
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-05
Union Chapel

BY Velva Hammond
Rev. j. A. Brooks filled his ap-
pointment at the Union Chapel
Methodist Church on Sunday, Jan.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-05
Warren
by Mrs. Lurenda Johnson

$500 vpHAssoss
General News. Mrs. Birdie Lee
Evans is suffering with tract
ured leg. Her many friends are
wishing her a speedy recovery. .
Two Of her sisters from Gary,
Indiana spent the weekend with
her after visiting their mother in
Rison. Mr.. Fred Davis and sew
eral others left this week for Calf.
Mrs. Charleston Robertson is visit
ing relatives and friends in Ell
Dorado and Louisiana. Mr.. Louis
0dcCrac Of Malvern spent a few
days here with relatives. Mrs
Jessie Mae Hubbard is spending
two weeks in Texarkana with her
mother. Rev. A. J. Lockhart is
now employed in Mss. The local
schools were closed two days on
account of the weather. Prof.
Chester A. White of the Bradley
Csunty Training School attended a
farmers confercr ce in McGehee
Monday.
The following left for the train
ing camp Monday Pvts. Carl Vim
bly,, Curtis Johnson, William Mar
tin, Jcc Perry, J. A. Collins, and
George Rhinehart. Mr.. Rhinehart
is the son Of DR.. II III. Rhinehart,
local physician, and was a former
student of Philander Smith College
A number of the 'teen-aged boys
are leaving Tuesday.
The sick list for the week con-
sist Of Mrs. Erma Brunson, Mrs.
Bell Floyd, Mrs. Velma Fisher,
Mrs Roberta Shorty, and Mrs.
Carrie Mccoy. Give the newsboy
your news or leave it at Citizens
Funeral Home before Monday.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-05

OF hs u S War Dept. WASH
the
c.
K Savannah Ga
Greensboro
D
Havrfd Pa
JamesPe
Milton p Cenchw eRokA
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-05
Coal Hill News
Geo. w. West

Geo. w. West
Bethel AME Sunday School had
a very enthusiastic session. with
all officers and teachers present.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-05
Monticello

BY Mrs. Alice Reed
Mr.. and Mrs. James McNeely of
Fl. Smith visited relatives here. =.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-05

Thousands Of mothers have jobs which keep them away
from home most OF the day. but the youngsters like these
twins are not complaining too loudly they getting fruit
milk and hot lunches at school every day through Lunch
Program and Secretary Wkard has its continuance Through
this program in which than half million children
participating the Government trying insure adequate protective
foods for youngsters Milk and other commodities
supplied by the Food Distribution IT, Depart
ment Of Agriculture.
Food Distribution NV KneI
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-05
Food Distribution Admin. Photo by Knell.

Programs such the school lunch supervision of wartime
VIII receive appropriate reeogn- food distribution"
non III connection with the Govern The Federal
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-05
ingalls,

BY Mrs. Mary Tatum
Mt. Olive AME News. Sunday
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-05
Garland City

proud to see her.
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that word, sweetness. It's fifth
columnlst talk. Now let's 60 look
at the place where we're going to
nave our garden"
They went around the cottage
TO where there was a small plot
OF land which Jack said was just
crying out for cabbages and
things!
"All vegetables and no flowers?"
said Ruth.
"Oh. flowers, too - definitely.
Only I think most of them should
be in the front yard, not back
here He pointed to sheltered
spot and said, That's where We'll
have a glasscovered shed for rails
ing Winter-time tomatoes and GU
cumbers.'
1t was late when they turned to
go home. Jack took Ruth in his
arms and kissed her as they stood
beside the car.
Darling" he said, his voice
husky. you do love me little,
don't your
Ruth kissed him back, trying
with all her being to make herself
feel that he was really the man
for her. I'm terribly fond of you,
Jack" she said, 'but-'
Darn it all, Ruth" Jack said,
with touch of annoyance Il
don't want you to be fond of me.
One can be fond of chocolate cake,
or root beer, or an old maid aunt.
Loves what 1 want from you. "
II know, Jack. Pm trying-hon-
estly I am"
Good girl" Jack said softly.
(To Be ContinueD
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH
Movie Actor Found Dying In
Field After Stabbing

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 13.-cR-
Actor David Gaspar Bacon, Mask
ed Marvel of the movies. died last
night, victim of a stabbing as
weird and mysterious as any of
the situations portrayed in the in
numerabel film thrillers in which
he had starred.
The scion of a Boston political
family, who told his studio he at
tended school with Franklin D.
Roosevelt, Jr.. and that he often
had been a guest at the White
House and Hyde Park, died in a
bean field in suburban Venice,
sobbing to passerby. please help
me-
Cad in blue denim shorts and re-
turning from a swim, Bacon lost
control of his small, English-built
automobile. It bounced over the
curb and stopped. He climbed out
of it and collapsed. He died of a
stab wound in the back, gasping
his plea to Wayne Powell, a pas
serby.
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SYOPSIS

ADAM NORTH. young bachelor
Who recently converted an old
LlnVille buggy factory into war
plant, becomes 'fill-in'' stand
by for the towns party givers
among them being
SUSAN POTTER. whose husband
Bill, has lately been breaking
evening dates to negotiate" a
real estate deal with
ALICIA CARTER. willy. flirta-
tlous widow. Adam, unknowing-
~. is loved by his secretary.
RUTH MooREHoUsE. who at
present is having difficulty dis
suadlng the affections of
JACK VINTON. a mechanic in the
plant. Adam, not being aware
OF Ruth's feelings. is Just be-
coming intrigued with
BRENDA LEIGH. who is now en-
loving an extended vacation in
Linville. which she left sev-
eral years ago to launch a journ-
ahstic career in New York CITY.
Il
Yesterday: Susan's new atten-
ton to her appearance and &C.
ceptance of dietitian's job in
Adams factory bring about a
change of heart with Husband
Bill, who decides to wind up the
Alicia Carter real estate deal
in short order. Upon arriving
home that night, his suddenly
warmed heart gets a chilling
from Susan when she states she
is going out for the evening.
Mrs. Plat. one of Linville'S So
cial leaders. is producing an am
ateur play. and Susan is going
over to help.
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CHAPTER TEN

That evening. while Bill studied
blueprints of small cottages. and
while Susan and Brenda m d e
plans with Mrs. Plat. Jack Vinton
and Ruth Moorehouse went for
ride. They changed their minds
abU.t going to movie.
I've been shut up in the office
all day" said Ruth. I'D like to
feel the wind against my face.
That is. if you've gas enough for
a drive"
Il have enough to take us out
the Vaughan highway" said Jack.
Anyway. enough to get us as far
as cottage I want to show you.
There, it's coming again, Ruth
thought; Jack and his talk of mar
riage. He had told her about the
cottage, describing it in glowing
terms. and she knew he was going
to talk now of how happy they
would be in it when they were
married and peace had come once
more.
Ruth said nothing and tried to
relax. AS Jack steered the car in
and out of Linville' traffic. which
was almost cosmopolitan in t $
denseness. she let her thoughts
dwell on many things. But mostly
she thought of how she had al
ways wanted home of her own.
been an orphan who'd been
handed around from relative to
relative until she h d finished
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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
March of Time at TeIenews

THIS WEEKS 6 show Al both the
Downtown and Norwood TelenewS
theaterS is high-hghted by the first
Detroit showing OF And Then
Japan" the latest March Of Time.
Taking its keynote from a for
Waru by former l.. S Ambassador
10 Japan Joseph c. Grew, who
speaks IN the film Of what II
takes 10 beat Japan, the scenes
trace rapidly the gains Japan has
made and shows how the Nips
are converting all their newly
won wealth into armamentS and
weapons.
Other scenes show the people
at home, IN night clubs along the
famous Gina and az work in
primitive industry The
training of children in what Japan
believes may be a hundred years
war is particularly significant.
Exclusive scenes OF the Japanese
people AT war, and the impressive
warning by Ambassador Grew
make this film no American
with an interest in the outcome
Of the war can afford TO miss.
Authentic news scenes from
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
Star Reporters

SIGAr WaSe"
viewed Wendell L. WllNe for a
N c. B Ia "ThC Swedish newspaper
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
BACK HOME

The Paul NUNS have come
back 10 California TO hNe They
arrived a few days &go, brought
10 Hollywood by Columbia for
II NIghy we Dream, the long
discussed Chopin story Paul IS
greatly intrigued with The Hairy
Ape, the play which starred the
late Louis Wolheim
II jules Levey, Who is convert
ing u into a movie. can wait until
Paul finishes al Columbia he viii
cast HIM m the Wolheim role
f50rn TCVey and Pauls agent
Mike LeNec, have discussed II AZ
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD

Frank SinatTa missed a days
work in hls picture Higher and
Higher because he was tied up
with lawyers. lie is trying 10
break his contract with Tommy
Dorsey. which calls for 33is per
cent Of his entire earnings He
also PAYS DorSeN s manager
Leonard NannCrSon, another 10
por cent and by the time he pays
another percentage 10 a man IN
Now York 56 per cent OF his
salary IS gone
Frank was under contract TO
Dorsey. When he asked for a
release Dorsey agreed with the
proySo Frank pay him 33is per
cent of his salary Nice dealt
YOU can get one like that,
COLLECTED AT RANDOM
Virginia Money Spcnderl Hill
back among us, gave a big party
81 the Troc. Leatrice JOY Gilbert
leaves for New York 10 Join her
mother Mr., Leatricc JOY Hook
and there arc many rumorS that
Lca'rIce Sr. and her husband.
William Hook arc also estrangcd
Sophie Tucker had day off
so she speut t visiting Lou Cos
tcllo II Joe l. Brown who just
graduated from flying school, viii
be stationed AZ Palm Springs
wItr Capt Mike Frankovich the
Joe r Browns adopted son There
was celebrating in tho Brown
home todav on account of their
Erandchld cut hor fisf tooth
Hear many pleasant things
aho# my ancient enemy Benny
Rubin who l> doing '~o camp
snow p ds, '1f fhc bows ln scrv-
ice Mona Mari, and Tonic Sci
vart dining at The Beverly
Tropics those aware of 7'l Ann
LChr ha, done 20 take care of tbc
service men who come 10 Holly
wood hope the Aiocambo VIII be
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
LOuella Parsons
49,
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

sold oat SUNDAY night. u should
be with Frank Sinatrs, Lena
Horne and Harry James as the
attractions
IT,. James a lBuS1 Murray will
he here next week On leave. Lots
of has pals vii. DE glad To- hear
t. EajC Sherman has bought the
house now occupied hN Betty
Grahlc and Harry James. That
means rhC> hlst he moved out
before Sept. They ne looking
for q house with "a nursery now.
That a.i today See You to-
morrow
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

every thester Of the war show -.
the Yanaks blasting Jap bases IN
The Pacific shtt-FHseist riots
in Sicily . Negro flierS ready
for battle Yankee sailors in
Britain Hamburg blasted by
Americans Eddie Ricken-
hacker reports on tour of war
zones and exclusive shots
from the Russian front.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

ii14etts atu-rus Eagle
comhnau0n Has split mGher than
hltc MOrr0s COOS 20 general
service 20 produce independently
under the United Artists banner
ANA Eagle has NOT announced his
plans Tho Norro>- Eagle unit
turned out Tales of Manhattan
which was one OF the 10Th Cen
iury-FoN big money makers
AloUoS was Well known as q
musical director Bug Eagle WAS
So01cWh hat Of p stranger IN Holly
wood production circles. To
Eether they oWn The Grand
Street Boy Tho SNOW Is Red
and Carnegie Hall just how
they Will split these three proper
ties hash been decided.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
Dancing Prodigy

DON LOPER. who teams with
Ginger Rogers in an interpretatiVe
ballerin ParamountS Lady in the
Dark, appeared as a dancer with
the Chicago Civic Opera AZ the
age OF y, and at IA was featured
with the troupe on a South Amer
lcan tour
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
Joan at Home

JOAN FONTAINE, who plays
the Lady Dona ST. Columb in the
Cornish setting of "Frenchman' 5
Creek, has family ties with that
part OF England. Her mother $
family halls originally from Corn
wall
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

HOLLYWOOD Aug 27-For a
few weeks Joy Paee stepdaughter
OF Jack Warner wished She
weren't 50 closely associated with
t,c .mportsn, Warner Brothers
studios she~5,as offered tHe role
Of NsrSinsh Ronald CoImans
daughter. IN "KI>mct That's the
Sit. around whom sll thc acton
Ie,ohcs and 10 .S nearly Az I'M
ro,srt a. ColmaD> OWN role and
tra. OF Narlcnc Dietrich JOY
wanted ,ae part and she wanted
tee loDc-term contract offered
HCu hu, because She adoreS Jack
sine ddn want % hu, hm.
Ann Warner JOY mother told
her she must work ou' The whole
trug herself Jack finally saved
jre day hy g.vinc h> blessing so
every one IS happy noY Keep
your eye on Joy Page ! sand it
p7sn saw her IN ha role in
"Ca,solanca and 7 say II again
that sir. IS Eo.rE places.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
Ex-Rodeo Rider

BILL EDWARDS, tall new
conner who has a top role in
Paramounts Hail the Conquer-
ing Hero, was formerly a broncho
rider in rodeos and wild west
shows He doesn't even get near
horse in the picture.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
ON HIGH

Martha Rave is on high. Tho
l---l-- ff-i--tttt44 i--tttt4. wick tUud0S. ETrS
back tins week and goes into a
sVells role with Betty Grable in
PIN Up Girl The nice part is
Betty asked specially for Nick
He and his brother, Steve worked
for her in Moon Over Miami
and she liked them so much she
asked for their return engage
Ucni.
Meanwhile. Martha tells me she
hasn't heard a word from Neal
Lang about her divorce. She
doesn't know where he IS. for one
thing But She is sure he Will
give her the necessary permission
10 get a divorce as, soon as he
hears she wants IT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Clinic Untanges Home Fronts So-Called Red Tape

didn't have anything TO start out
with but / had all the furnishings
for home. l also had a son from
a previous marriage. ! was work
ing at the time.
We were happyffor about a year
and then our troubles started
when l was laid off from work.
We had an argument and my hus-
band left home for three months.
When / went back 10 work he
came 10 me and begged me 10 take
him back. l did this but we still
had trouble.
When he left me the fourth time
we had big quarrel and he left
me in bad shape. He had beaten
me up so badly | was sick for two
months. So when he came back
again l refused TO take him back,
and even divorced him.
/ found he had left me with $500
worth of bills 10 pay. In a year and
a half | had them all paid. The
court gave me the house and fur
niture which we had bought to-
Gether while we were married.
Then, a month after our divorce
was final, he came begging for me
10 take him back again. He said he
loved me and couldn't live without
me, so again l took him back be-
cause / thought l was still in love
with him.