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Arkansas State press., 1943-01-22
LONESOME
By Lorraine, Charlella and Lee

By Lorraine, Charlella and Lee
| am lonesome, yes | am, | am
Just ON account Of Uncle Sam
He took my friend, my all and all
That's not right Uncle, that's not
right at all.
Of course we feel that we must
win,
But leave our boys and get the old
men.
You see we have something for
them to do
So let the boys help US and che
old men help you.
Uncle Sam, we want to know the
weight of your pack
Because Lorraine, must know be
fore you get Jack
You took l.. G. from poor little me
SO get the others and let me be.
Stamps and Bonds I'll try to bury
But after all. I still must cry
Since l. is gone | just can't be
Do leave Hoppy for poor little Lee
You have taken my friend and
that you see
You have broken the engagement
Of all friendly three.
: ~
COMMUNITY NOTES: Mrs.
Josie Taylor, Washington left Sun
day for Newport, Del. to join her
husband for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Lucy Stewart is still con-
fined to bed. Mrs, Annie Branch,
Mrs. Lydia Madden and Mrs. Flos-
sic Campbell are reported i'll.
Steven Walton is confined to The
MOP hospital t Little Rock.
Mrs. Ivy Walton and Mrs. Fstella
Perry left Wednesday morning for
Little Rock to visit Mr.. Walton.
Mrs. Hattie James attended fun
eral of her neice. Mrs. Almeta
Binns at Dcrmott, Tuesday. . Mr..
and Mrs, Tommie Watkins have
as guest Mr.. Watkins nephew, c.
c. Coleman of Tupelo, Miss, Mr.
and Mrs. Jessie Lee had as guest
last week Mrs. Lees son, Pvt
Maurice Bishop of TT. Knox, Ky
Miss Adella Aston is we'll pleased
with her job on the NYA in Little
Rock and is attending night schoo.
CHURCH NOTES: First Quarter
ly Conference was held at st. Pet
ers AME Church on Sunday anc
was reported the best for ter
years, with DR.. w. T. Eskridge
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-22

prove an asset to the community,
and pnothsr step toward prepar-
ing for defense work. The new
course will te offered to upper
grade students. Recent visitors
to the school were Sgt. Lee James
Gage, stationed at Fit. Riley, Kan
sas and a former resident Of Cam
den; Samuel James Brown, native
Of this community, a defense work
err in Osawatomia, Kansas here
for examination for the army ser
vice and the three Walter brothers,
William, Willis and Henry Walter
from Chicago, H., All arc former
graduates of this school. William
was a member Of the first gradual
ing class here. A special drive to
improve library facilities has been
launched to eliminate in early
spring. Mrs. Maurice Hall and
Miss Helen Hawthorne ere spon-
soring a Popularity contest. Prof
J. f. Greene will sponsor n box
supper on January 29. The 9th
graders will sponsor a drama. +.
"Mom and the Boarding House.
on Feb. S, which promises to be
,, very entertaining, The All Clubs
Of st. Mark and Sweet Home corn
munities of this district entertain
ed with a banquet Thursday con
sisting of short talks by each pres.-
dent and greetings were extended
by Prof. C. A. Miner, with special
music furnished by female sex
tettc. James Cooke sang q solo
"The Eight Detectives of Al
Club work" we're given nv Emm,
Hardiman; a mixed chorus sang
Kentucky Babe" by Geibel; Yer
nice M. Taylor and Orene Kirby
played n piano duett, Irene Waltz
"The Proper Care and selection
Of Clothing was given by Mrs
f. Greene; "Wise Choice Of Foods
was discussed by Miss lila Up
Church; the County Agent, F. f
Betton spoke on "4-H Clubs help
ing to win the War and remarks
were heard from Prof. Maurice
Hall. Contributing to the musica.
side also we're numbers by the
Famous Four and the Female En-.
semble.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-22
Wooster
By carrie Halcrombe

Rev. Paul W. Wilkcrson and his
congregation at Pilgrim Rest Bapt
Church worshipped with the
Friendship Rapt Church, located 3
miles west Of Conway on Sunday
when Rev. s. J. Dooley and Rev,
L. S. Gilbert brought strong mes
saeca from the subject, "a closed
Door and an Open Gate" Special
music was furnished by the Hum
BILE Four quartette and upon eN-
tending the invitation, Rev. Gilbert
added one member to the church
Finance was reported as $7.l5.
The citizens here extend deep
est sympathy to Mr.. and Mrs M
NJ. Haleromhe in the loss Of theil
baby
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-22
WOOdsOn
BY Mrs. X. B. McMurray

Bethel AME Church held its
regular service Sunday, Jan. II.
Sunday School opened at 0:45 with
Supt. C. l.. Johnson in charge. . .
The attendance was good. Mrs,
Pearlie Browning of Wrightsville
vas present. The lesson was well
reviewed by the pastor, Rev. d. l..
Blair. During the officers cleo
ton which Immediately followed
the regular Sunday school, the fol
towing officers were elected: Bro,
c. l.. Johnson, Supt.; Bro. l.. f.
Scipio, Asst. Supt., Sister Ma
nolia Erwin, Sister Sindia Nc
Clown and Sister Alice Johnson
teachers of classes No. l. 2, and 3
respectively; Rosie Mae Lucas, sec
rotary and Melvina Walls, Asst,
secretary. At the II o'clock SER
vice the pastor, Rev. Blair, preach
ed a touching sermon on the sub
iect "Winning Souls for God" AT
3 o'clock the memorial services fer
Bro. Jake Williams was conducted
by Rev. Blair. Several relatives
and friends Of Bro. Williams from
Grady wer present. d.
The four other Sunday schools
of the community are reported as
having been well attended with
good lessons had by all.
The Woodson PTA ,met Friday.
Jan. Is with the President, Mrs
H. M. Perkins presiding. The
meeting was well attended and
was reported good. The topic fol-
discussion was the launching OF
the library drive which they are
hoping will go over in a big way
Each student is asked to pay Csc
Parents are asked to cooperate By
seeing to it that their child is l0(
percent.
Pvt Albert Bryant was home or
leave from Camp Swift, Texas.
Pvt. Willie Jeffries is now home OF
leave from Fort Riley Kansas. W.
are always glad to have service
! men come home.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-22

presiding and Rev. G. N. Shipp as
host-pastor. The presiding Elder
brought the morning message and
mite message was brought by Rev
G. G. Trope, pastor Of Scots
Chapel Me Church which was al
so rated a masterpiece. Worship
ping with the visiting minister was
his congregation. Business SEES
sion was held Monday night, when
s4s6.20 was raised for the quar-
ter and s7l,26 reported Monday
night. Rev. f. d. Hall, pastor of
Cornerstone AME Zion Church
brought the message to his mem
befship on Sunday from the theme
Following jesus, at the con
clusion of which ono member was
added to the church. Distinguish
ed among visitors was DR.. j. B.
Bates. 1t has been announced
that Presiding Elder N. X. Byrus
will hold his first quarterly con-
ference the third Sunday in Feb,
Mrs. Viola Brown Is reporter for
this church. Rev. Minor Cole
man "a guest speaker Sunday at
McGehee Chapel Bapt Church,
with Rev. R. G. Grimes, pastor. .
The Silver Rose quartctte of the
church met Thursday night at the
home of Mrs. Bertha Ellis, Rep
resenting the male side is the
Silver Rose unit and the 4 Not
es represents the female ensem-
BILE. The group enjoyed refresh
ments after the business session.
The public is invited to attend
each Thursday Mrs. Jeanett
Wheelington is reporter. . The No
z choir CT the church met Thurs
day with Mrs. Dorthula Johnson,
president and w. Harris, teacher.
Heading the No. 1 choir is H. X,
Whatley, president and John Ellis,
teacher meeting each Wednesday
and Friday nights.
ROWHER A Model Sunday
School was held at Oak Grove Mis-
sionary Baptist Church on Sunday
with Supt. D. J. Williams in
charge and general lesson review
| by Rev. A.. II. Newman, pastor,
Worship devotionals were i n
charge of deacons, after which
the pastor brought a stirring mes
sage. Mrs. Missouri Mitchell, sec
rotary reported $20,40 as total fin.
ance raised.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-22
Pine Bluff
BY Mrs. Tom Jones

About Town. . Mrs. Clara Walk
er of 219 liz Z. 3rd Ave. is spend
ing a few days in Forrest City, .
Neal Bennett was seriously injured
last week while handling a gas
truck at thhe Pine Bluff School Of
Aviation. He is now confined at
his home at 300 E. 21st St.. Mrs.
Amanda Johnson of 1000 Mo, st.
was called to Texarkana on ac-
count of the illness of her sister,
Mrs. Lizzie Lambert of Sl2 E.
18th Ave returned home last week
from Detroit, Mich, where she
was guest of her sister. Robert
Floyd who has heen on the sick
list is back in school again. . Mrs.
L. Whitworth spent the weekend
in Little Rock as guest of Mrs.
Freddie Washington. Mr.. DeWatt
is reported i'll. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Harris of 1909 Mo-, St. spent sev-
eral days last week in Clarendon
as guest of her mother. MI. and
Mrs. Richard Enright Of 1907 Mo.
had as guest Sunday Mrs. En-
rights sister and brother-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Towns of
Little Rock. j.. Because Of the i'll
ness Of her sister, Mrs. Emma Viii
son went to Moscow on Sunday.
We trust her sister, Mrs. Susie
Blackman is much improved.
From Oakland, Calf. is Joseph
Jefferson, jr., as guest Of his par
ents on South Georgia St.. Go by
and cheer Mrs. Pearl Reed up,
while she is confined to her home.
Suffering from a FEATURED shoulder
is Mrs. Mary Phillips, mother of
Mrs. A. B. Knight. A cash do
nation was presented to Sam Wal
lace from the Stewardess Board
of New Hope CINE Church. We
are anticipating a speedy recovery
for him. Mrs. Lille Elkins, of
Greenville, Miss, aunt of Mrs.
Marie Thomas is confined to bed
at the home of her neice, 32nd and
Georgia ST., Miss Beatrice Grand
berry, 1903 Mo. Street had as Sun
day guest her brother, Thos.
CHIMNEY" Cranberry of MeGehee,
Under the 7. and I. Short Unit
program sponsored by the State II
cooperation with A. M. and N
College. Department Of Vocation.
al Education, classes in Home Nun
sing ard Child Care are made avail
able to The cclored citizens here
Two classes will be offered II
Home Nursing and Child Care IA
the residence Of Nurse Ida Moon
2102 West 9TH Street on Tuesday
and Fridays Of each week for si'
consecutive weeks. One class will
operate from 5 to 7 y. M. and TIN
other one will operate from T t.
9 p. m. The classes will begin Tue.
day, Jan. 26.
For further information concern
ing these classes please call Nurs'
Ida Moon, telephone number 2209
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-22
BY Willie ]. Stitt

The Crossett High School held
general assembly Friday and spec
ial music WIS furnished by the
band. During the devotional per-
iod the Lords prayer and the
23rd Psalms were conducted in uni
son A debate was sponsored and
topic Of discussion was conferred
on "The Speed Up Program" At
firmative side included Misses Dor
1is Brown, Verdell Williams and
Cleonia Warren, Willie Lee Au-
gustus Brown, w. B. Evans and
Harold Cotton represented the ne
gative group. Chairman was J.
w. Evans :. Remarks were made
BY Plof. w. d. Daniels. Prof.
Mase and young Earnest Wright
were in charge of the hand. Cpl.
Jessie Marshall, jr. has returned
to his Texas camp, Miss Freddie
M. Murphy rushed to the bedside
of her friend, Mrs. Flora Parks
confined in a Monroe, La, hospital
The First Baptist Sunday School
reports a totaled $7.32. Lesson re-
view was given by Mr.. Caldwell
and remarks were heard from Mr.
Sam White. The BTU opened in
charge of President Harold Cotton
and the Junior department render
ed a brief program, which was
highlighted when we heard a
paper read by Miss Emnalean
Ford emphasizing daily christian
life. . A. c. Canley had charge
of the singing at the closing hour.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-22

officers training camp Of the
Texas National Guard. at Leone
Springs, Texas. During the First
World War. he was attached to
the 366th Infantry as a Second
Lieutenant. serving as regimental
patrol officer in France. From
1919 to 1924 he was a member Of
the American Military Mission to
Liberia. under Colonel Charles
Young, U. S. Army. and during
the last two years Of this period
was Major and Commandant OF
the Liberian Frontier Force. which
Colonel Young was organized.
He resigned his Liberian commits
sion in 1925. In 1881. he organ
lied the New Jersey colored state
militia. In 1885 Captain Majors
returned to Liberia and was re.
appointed Senior Instructor and
Military Advisor to the Liberian
Frontier Force. When America
became involved in the present
world conflict. he was recalled by
the War Department and recon-.
missioned ~ Captain.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-22
Malvern News
BY Hazel Cook

First Bapt Church reports a
good Sunday School attendance
and although new books have not
arrived, teachers are carrying on
effective study. Mt. Zion Sunday
School choir was organized Satur-
day afternoon with Mrs. Mays as
sponsor, making a good appear
ance on Sunday, 1t has been an
nounced that they will sponsor a
pot-luck dinner on Saturday mite,
Jan. 23. New Bapt Church
! Sunday School was conducted ny
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-22
Texarkanians
N F. s

offered by Rev. M. Stuart, Of Ter
arkana who also brought the frs.
day sermon. Mrs. Julia Hill, pres
dent of the Womens Dept. was il
charge of second morning services
The presidents sermon was an
other highlight of the program
with Rev. o. s. Victor bringing
new plans to the meeting. Visiting
ministers also included Rev. r. T,
McGinity of Fulton. The next set
ting will convene at the Charity
Baptist Church FELTON, on Jan. p
31( as announced by Rev. l, II,
Vickers. president, Rev. NJ. Stu
art, vice president and Mrs. Rosie
Vickcrs. reporter and secretary.
Total finance was $40 90.
PARK AVE BAPTIST Church (By
Mrs. Dora Pree) Supt. Johnnie
Williams had charge of the Sun
day School and reviewed the les
son topic to n large audience, Col
lection totaled $3.17. The BTU
Is progressing under the leadership
of Pres. Robert Johnson and Mrs.
Roberta Donley. . Sick in the com
munity include Mrs, f. A. Grant
and Master Norman Bradley. F..
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill of Garland City
have moved here and are happily
located at 21S Park Ave, Cpl.
Adolph Brazzeler, jr,, is week end
guest of his parents, !. The Will
ing Workers met at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. Grant with Mrs.
Savannah Tucker, presiding, with
devotional led by Mrs. Rice and
Rev. Grant. A surprise program
was rendered honoring Mrs. N. C.
Conley. Present were Anna Shop
perd, Dora Pree, Fredonia Stinson
Sarah Sexton, Maggie Moore,
Mary p. Jackson, Clara Davis and
our mother teacher. Mrs. Susie
Weatherspoon. The Friendship
Circle met with Mr.. and Mrs, Rcu'
ben Grundy with Mrs. N. c. Con
ley, presiding. All officers were
reelected Thursday night whel
the Fvery-ready Circle met at tn
home CT Mrs. Susie W~eatherspool
with Mrs. Dora Tucker president
MILES CHAPEL CINE CHURCH
Rev. j. S. Washington, pastor de
livered the message at the morn
ing hour Sunday. Visitors were
r. l.. Brewster, Tyler, Texas, Mr.
and Mrs. Terry Boone, Chicago
Ill.,, A Biblical musical was Civ
en- Sunday night by the Senior
choir. . The Usher Eoard gave /
Chicken = Spaghetti supper at thu
home cf their president, Mr.. Jono.
ALP f, 18th. Enjoying the hosri
tally were MI. and Mrs. Andcrs
Mr.. and Mrs. Keeling, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Charli,
Carr, Miss Bessie Powell, Mrs
Curtis Durgan, Miss Irma Hood
Mr., and Mrs. Otis Manus, Stanle,
Muldrew, Miss Lola y. Sarifui
Mrs. Milton Curry and L. Rodne,
and Floyd Jones, jr. and Mr.. Ham
ton and other members Of his our
tett. . Usher John Hampton, 1871.
Oak was this weeks host to tn,
Usher Board. We are lookinl
forward to the Union Singing be
ginning Monday, January 25-3l,
A special invitation is extended t.
you. Mrs. M. X. Curry is churc
reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-22

Supt A. Williams and Class No.
8 received tho banner with Mrs
Jones as teacher. Rev. Nolen,
pastor preached Sundays sermon.
Mr. Tate gave interesting remarks
when he spoke at a recent PTA
meeting on "The progress Of the
PTA." In charge of the body was
their president, Mrs. Barker.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-22
By MIRA v. c. Love
Phone 4l78W

Personalities in The NEWS. Pvt
Leonard Cooper left Tuesday for
Langley Field, Va, where he is
stationed after = ten day furlough
visiting hi. parents, MIR. and Mrs.
p. C. Cooper. s45 Laurel Street. .
The Golden Wings Quartette spon
sored q program Wednesday mite
ut the Halls Memorial Methodist
Church. $65.68 was raised dur
ing the week. Miss Lillian Bennett
WON first prize and was crowned
queen and second prize was won
by Mrs. Catherine Warren. When
you want = State Press to read see
Mr.. Ire Marshall, 40 Tsoost or
call 1921 and he will gladly bring
you one. . College Hill News: Mrs.
J. Deloney, reporter: College Hill
Sunday School is on the upward
tread. Mrs. Josie Stafford and
Tom Johnson of Forrest City were
married Sunday night in a quiet
esFemony in the home Of Rev. and
lfrs. J. J. Deloney. Mrs. Viola
Gillian Of Gary, Indiana is visit
ing relatives and friends. . Rev. z.
Rroa6us is slowly improving.
EAST END NEWS: (By Mrs. Ida
b. Marshall), Sunday School is
taking on new life with Supt. J.
Q. Adams. Attendance was 81 and
offering $3.50. . Asst. pastor, Rev,
II. W. Downing brought the morn
ing message, with the senior choir
giving a message in song, and the
ssnior choir raised $1,000 for the
year 1912. with F. Adams, presi-
dent. Eight visitors were present
and offering was S32.S9. B. I. U.
is under the leadership Of Presi-
dent Doyle Stafford. . Dorcan Cir
Gle No. / met at the church We'd
nesday and a wonderful lesson was
taught by Pastor Williams after
the business session, with Mrs. I.
b. Marshall, chairman. Circle
No. 3 met at the home Of Mrs. E.
A. Mitchell. Thursday and an in
spring lesson was taught by Pas
Tor Williams. Mrs. Elnora Brown
was a visitor, giving encouraging
remarks. Mrs. K, A. Mitchell is
also chairman. . The City Prayer
Band met at the Mt. Zion Bapt.
Church Sunday and collection total
Cd $1.30. The Band will meet at
st. James Bapt Church on Sunday
N announced by B. Jackson. The
band donated 81 to Mother Law
renee. The trustees of st. James
AME Church bought land in the
Hogan addition from Willie and
s. C. c. Turntine amounting to
$1350.00. The lot is the former
site Of the Wheeler Chapel Church
We are proud to have Il old or
ganist again, Mrs. Mamie I, Nc
Queen. . Listed as i'll this week
are Mrs. Myrtle f, Lawson, An
ME Belle Gipson, Josie p. White
and Sylvia Parker. Rev. T. II,
Hopkins was called to the bedside
Of his brother in Montana.
IRON MT. ADDITION Mrs.
Katie Mae Haynes, reporter); ser
vices were largely attended at the
Lonoke Baptist Church Sunday
with Pastor J. A. Johnson deliver
ing the messages. The BTU is UNI
der the leadership Of Pres Claudinc
Green. . Mrs. Roberta Rails and
Little daughter Elsie Bert spent
the weekend visiting parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Miller in Lewis.
vile. . Mr.. Milton Maxwell is OF
the sick list this week. The Ozar
Sub District No. 4 met at Mar,
Hill Bapt Church at Washington
Ark, with Rev. G. w. Perkins, u.
host-pastor and president Rev.
H. Vickers. presiding. Devotion
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-22
Upchurch Training
School

By Mrs. n. A. Carmichael
The faculty and student body
welcome Miss Viola Works as a
member Of the faculty to instruct
commercial course, which will
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-22
McGehee News


BY Tom Jones
Original Poems:
Til The Lights Go On Again
BY Earnestine Esse
my dear l. has gone to war
II anyone's glad, | can't see wha
for
The Ely miner., 1943-06-10
CADET YAKICH
4TH I'm CLASS

Naval Aviation Cadet Joseph John
Yakich, who last week completed his
course at the navy's pre-flight school
at Athans, Ca, has been ordered to
the naval air station at Dallas, Texas,
for primary flight training.
Double honors were due Yakich. He
was awarded the navys air medal for
participating in the July, 1912, bomber
raids in jap forces in the Aleutians,
as was previously announced.
And he ranked FOURTH I'm the
800 men in his graduating class at
Athens.
Each cadet is ranked on the basis
of military, athletic and academic
work for the pre-flight training.
At Dallas Cadet Yakich will begin
intensive flight training and will con-
tinue ground school instruction and
physical fitness work.
Son of Louis Yakich, Sr., he enlisted
in the navy in 1910.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-10

trination training at Hunter college,
New York City.
Miss Maier, whose address is sea-
man, second class, USNR-W, Wave
Qtrs. D. Bks. 3-263, Mass. & Neb.
Ave-, writes, washington is a beauti-
full city, but I don't think it is all
what people say it is. It is very pic
turesque, parks, statues, monuments,
and memorials. Insofar as people are
concerned, think New York is more
over-crowded than Washington. 1t
rains most of the time, and it is very
damp.
Pvt. Dale c. Forsman is in E Btry.,
End Bn., 14th Marines, 12-B-2, Camp
Pendleton, Oceanside, Calf.
Ensign George Gould's new address
is AS S. Harvard Blvd, Los Angeles.
"Our barracks are very nice. There
are "a girls to a deck (any floor, on
land or sea, is a deck to the navy
with. two decks to a building. 1t is
just like an army camp. We have q
theatre, swimming pool, tennis courts,
recreation hall, mess hall, and II bar
racks. Also an administration build
ing where guests may come. Am hop
ing to see good old Ely soon."
Pvt Walter Enquist is now with Bty.
A, 321st Gil. FA Bn., APO 472, care PM,
Nashville, Tenn.
Cpl. David W. Berglund is with Serv.
Co., 511 Para. Inf, Frying Pan Area,
Fort Benning, Ga.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-10
S I A TE
THEATRE
new GUINEA FIGHTER Tells
ABOUT australian FURL0UGH

Cpl Tech. Raphael j. Grahek, who
of the boys overseas is one of the most
proficient contributors to this page,
while in Australia after the New
Guinea campaign has been enjoying
some of the relaxation of civilization.
He has also Swapped few stories with
several ElyiteS he met.
He writes:
Il was fortunate enough to have my
furlough this week, my first since en-
tering the army. I went to one of
Australia's largest cities and really en-
joyed myself the seven days I spent
there. 7 visited the zoo, aquarium,
parks and many other places of inter-
est which I am not able to mention.
1T was the first time in 10 months
that I danced and after a few times
around the floor I was back in the old
groove again. The music was excep-
tionally good and the girls had got
ten on to the American style of dane
ing.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-10
ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETT-
TION FOR SUMMARY DISTRBU-
TT0N

TTON.
IN PROBATE COURT.
State of Minnesota,
County of st. Louis, IS.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF FRANK DELAK, Decedent.
Mary Delak, Sr., having filed herein
petition alleging that the setate of
said decedent is exempt from all debts
and charges in Probate Court, and
praying that the Court make its de-
cree of distribution assigning said
estate forthwith to the persons there
unto entitled; or that letters of ad-
ministration be issued to Mary Delak,
Sr.;
1T IS ORDERED that the hearing
thereof be had on Monday, June q,
1943, at nine o'clock A. NJ, in the
Probate Court Room in the Court
House in Duluth, Minnesota, and that
all persons interested then show cause,
If any they have, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness the HON. VIM. ]. ARCHER,
Judge Of Probate Court, this 18th day
of May, 1943.
Sheldon Watts, Clerk of Probate.
Seal of Probate Court
Peter Moscateli, Attorney for
Petitioner, Ely. MINI. 5-27 clio
The Ely miner., 1943-06-10
SERVICEMEN HOME.

Servicemen home during the past
week who signed the register at the
Ely News Store follow:
Opt. Lawrence Golobich, Newfound-
land.
Apprentice Seaman A. A. Lynn,
Great Lakes, III.
Pfc. william w. Salo and Tech. Sgt.
Bernard M. Svetich, Camp Barkeley,
Texas.
Kenneth D. Smith, seaman, first
class, Notre Dame, Ind.
Frank Petrich, fireman, third class,
and Joseph Kotchevar and William c.
Trudgeon, seamen, second class, Far
ragut, Idaho.
Pvt. v. j. Perushek, Camp Campbell,
KY.
Pvt. Frank A. Toutloff, Fort Bliss,
Texas.