Arkansas State press., 1943-02-05
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NE Hltinldated by eoppers' threats
and pattlng guns made one shy
I'm. j." wouldn't be writing this
column this week, for that is lust
what Leslie Sharpe. a recent try
out on the force of the Ninth ST.
Blue Coats appointed by Chief Pit
cock to patrol this area did. He
with his silent partner, took time
out from his duties while bring
paid by taxpayers money to pre-
serve law and order, and entered
the STATE PRESS office patting
his gun and making threats to the
paper. Evidently, my advice to
coppers didn't take SO we'll with
Mr.. Sharpe, fer he was advised
that good officers use their head
more and their mouth less. would
like so much to see him disap-
prove the adage ode nihilo nihil
fit" and survive his tryout and
make good officer. One rotten
apple does not always spoil the
whole barrell'!
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Tha female auxiliary of the local
morale building service is about to
get to clicking again, for the fem
mes really love the colors of Uncle
Sam, and an. j." is advised that
the Toys stationed at Camp Re-
Einson really got the colors the
first of the week. If that's true
you may see morale 90 into &C
ton. Ir fact it has already start
cd, for we find the service in ac-
ton, with the help of Mathews,
McFarlin and Sharpe. Area John
son, SD w. 10th, along with Doro-
thy Lee, 514 w. 10th, for it was
that No. that these gentlemen Of
the Blue Coat fame discovered this
auxiliary at work. But, along
with building morale the taxpay-
ers are getting an additional bar
den, for these LEGAL auxiliaries
are being rewarded with free room
and board at the governmental re-
sort in Hot Springs.
~ $50 w
or to Hot Springs, we find that
Aaron Thornton, 3ld Bender and
Pearl Walker, I'll W. Ninth, could
not resist at 9th and State when
Messrs. Smith. Williams and Matl-
ews arrived and now they are va
cationing in the Vapor City, while
their friend Lille Mae Jackson,
1901 +. End. MIR bought her way
hack to North side for $2.40 and
four days.
Willie Mac Bell, alias Bailey,
1919 Ringo found charms on west
Ninth. now according to Mr.. Ma
thews of the law and order league,
Bell or Bailey can be reached at
Hot Springs during the convalesc-
ing period Orders, you know.
When orders are given, they
ar. like medicines, they are given
TO take. found out this week by
Dsie Lee Nellums of 9iS Arcn'
especially if those orders are CIV
en- by the NJ. D. Of the T. d. NOW
Oslo will have to take orders from
1rPHSC because she wouldn't take
them from LRPrMD. Messrs
Ward and Steward.
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Getting little inebriated is al
right, but it isn't so good to ge'
that way ard get bad with it.. =
This much can be sanctioned by
lanes Meadows, 1924 w. 18th. q.
For he proved to be tough Gus
toner un,il Smith, Williams ana
Mathews came on the scene at 9th
and State the other day. $40 for
the fun.
MN Ak
Sophia Lee, 4So3 W. 22nd just
cant understand why she can
drink her lioutr and have her 1un
too, and this is just what she at
tempted to dc, and was making a
rrettv good OFT at 9th and Ches
ter. hut Mathews ,McFarlin and
Sharpe didn't think the young
lady was going at it right, and
the tribunal of justice didn't think
so either. and for the one mistake
Sophia dug up 500.
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Mcssrs. Rrrgv and Kelly had their
hands full when they encountered
Tom Huntsman, 1927 Pulaski, IN
his juice, Now he will have to DC
looked over and little time was
extended in hie case, and wh'le
thew were with Tom, Wesley Com
or. 141n W. Sth and Paul Han
1A14 w. 18th were needed very
mrch down on Markham and Broad
way hut they objected seriously 81
going the way Burgy AMI heily
wanted them to GO, but after muer
persuasion they reluctantly agreed
after the officers had decided tha'
they must $40 each
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