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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

are woven into cloth for ham.
mocks.
That's why. recently. a rubber
party. commissioned by the Ecua-
dorian Development Corporation
TO tap the rubber of the Oriente.
spent days hunting for beads just
the right SIZE and color
The rubber expedition rounded
up about 400 pounds, which, at
the rate Of the Yumbo exchange
Of four pounds of beads for 100
pounds of latex, will bring out
some 20 tons of the precious rub
Der sap,
But that's all the beads the ex-
petition could find in Ecuador
and hurry calls were sent to the
United States for more.
Most of the beads before the
war were imported from Ger
many and were eight or nine
cents a pound. Since then their
price in Quito, the capital Of
Ecuador. has risen TO SIT pound.
And their import from the States
requires shipping and export
priorities that place them almost
in the same category as rubber.
The native hangs strings of
the colorful baubies around his
neck and can't understand why
anyone would give them away
for worthless" sap.
Rubber gathering isn't hard
work. The Yumbo simply hacks
into a tree, leaves a bucket To
collect the sap, and brings the
latex to the crazy" foreigner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

permanent, and dat, Capn' says.
is or honor for me fer savin De
good white lady's life and or wei
come back home ergain."
After shutdown a few weeks
ago colored and white friends who
called at old Moses cabin. after
missing him for several days,
found him dead. There was "A
smile on the old mans face Ten
der hands covered him with a
sheet and one OF the visitors
knelt to pray Everything was
quiet in old Moses cabin that
night. and the river was bare
of traffic No breeze was blow
ing on the Mississippi and all was
calm.
That's why no one can salts
factorily explain the sudden ear.
splitting blasts, three long, two
short from a steam packet which
was nowhere TO be seen. and wit
nesses swore that the river sud.
denly churned up as though q
boat was making a landing.
Nonsense" said many skeptics
in Greenville.
But there are plenty of others
in Mississippi who have no doubts
that old Nose Digby has lined
permanent" the ghostly crew Of
sthe Belle Aire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
ore He soiIed the Mississippi on Ghost Ships

aboard now ever night. but dey
look strange like 10 me. so / only
talks with good oil Capn'."
Ghosts Of other steam packets
destroyed in river disasters, Nose
said, join the river parade.
''Fust one we see was DE Sui
tana. which blew up al Memphis
with $500 Yankee troops aboard.
Dere she was steaming along,
whistle blowing bells ringing a
salute.
Shall we race her, Capu % de
engineer yells 10 Capn' Tollver.
No, says de Capn' Dey amt
no rivalry here
"Soon dere's a whole fleet er
boats, Nose said IT'S or beau.
tiful sight all shinin white in de
moonlight Las time Capn' Toll
liver lets me of in de front or my
cabin he says When You gwine
or jine us permanent, Nose p And
! say soon, Capn' sir And he
say: Hurry up, Nose cayse we
misses you, and also it is a nui-
sance putin into sho' ever night
jist TO pick you up Come on,
Nose, jine up permanent
And | say yes. sir Capn', and
he promises 20 blow three long
asd two short on dc Belle Aire
whistle when / re-jines de crew
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Where Nothing But Beads viii Buy
Precious Rubber

~ Ne place where YOU couldn't
buy a pound OF rubber for
~ thousand dollars but you
could get tons OF it for few
pounds OF cheap glass beads is in
Ecuador's Orcnte Jungle. at the
hcadwaters Of the Amazon River.
Tons of rubber sap in wild rub
Der trees are waiting there to be
tapped and shipped 10 this eoun-
try where it is so badly needed.
The only laborers available to
do the rubber-tapping are the
peaceful Yumbo Indians, who
don't want 10 work at all least
OF all for money.
Beads are the only thing that
will lure the Yumbo from his
primitive hut to gather lateX,
the rubber sap. And he won't
take just any kind Of beads. He
wants "chaquira as this kind is
known IN central ana south
America which must be the size
Of rabbit shot, all strung and
red, white, or blue in color.
The Yumbo takes an Indifferent
attitude toward money because
he has the "Hupguara' palm tree
which, like mamma from heaven.
provides him with food from it's
tender heart which tastes like
celery. It's nut makes an excel
lent frying oil or Il can be fer
mented into a hard liquor The
tree provides hard wood for the
making Of spears and arrows, and
its leaves make the best roofing
material in the jungle. The fibres
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
"UEHAR you been las
N< night, Nose p"

~K IlSnI, Nose
w Taunting boys OF
the '"voc country near Greenville.
MlSslssippis river cutoff" who
mad iQng plagued old Nose Ding
by eN-slaVe and packet cabin boy.
never tired OF asking the vcner-
able darby the same question.
Ih'y always got the identical
answer.
Why chillun. old Nose al.
ways answered patiently Use
been sailin on de Belle Aire.
The Belle Aire Humph. 4"
they'd say scornfully Why the
Belle Ares been sunk since 1914.
va va, Nose you're crazy"
Never you mind Don't care
what you boys say Las night l
was aboard de Belle Aire. and de
night befo' de Tennessee. and
befo dat on or Monday. | fxed
mp de Capn,s cabin or de !Sl4lt4fta
real nice He done TIP me a quar-
ter, too
Jimmy crickets the boys al
ways said You sure tell tall
ones, Nose our own school
teachers say the Sultana blew up
IN 1863 and the Tennessee hit a
snag and sank in 1925 How do
,5ieti t'ttri'cm up. Nose
Don't think mp nothir Nose
SAID sec what l 500. all r.cht
ana You boys better run along or
III tell yo' mamas.
Audw1th that warning the bait
ing usually stopped and the boys
Who loved 20 annoy the old darby
decided they had had enough fun
for one day and ambled on home
oia Nose was a privileged char
acter IN that part Of the country
and word from him was good
Tor q thraShing by their parents
lie had proved tina, more than
once when their bedevilment be-
came too much for him.
Al worst. he was considered by
all of the white people an eccen-
trio but faithful old-time darIv
who lived on the charity Of the
community
To the simple colored people Of
the plantation, however ne was
mystic and the best conjurer
Whereabouts. They believed every
thing be said. even the story that
he sailed each night on the ghost
o. an ancient packet Of a type
that had steamed up and down
the Mississippi by the score until
the civil War and the railroads
put an end 70 the profitable traf-
fc and 20 all who would listen.
Old Moso told his story
Use a hunncrd an SIX ne
boosted and first sailed as cabin
boy on de Belle Airc in A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

was aboard 'er when she lost ei
channel and sailed over Chester
Illinois in de big flood. We
knocked over a three-story build.
ing. plowed through 'cr stone
wall, crashed through;brick houses
by de dozens and butted down
de county Jail. Ever las bit er
de town was under water, but Of
Capn' Tolliver found de channel
again and we made New Orleans
Wid out 81 scratch on dc hull,
But dere our luck didn't hol'
out We hit er ferry boat deere
and nearly sank befo' we could
be hauled 20 de levee.
We blew up and sank de same
year when Capn's ideas bout
speed ruined us. He wanted 10
make or record And de engineer
was wild i'm
"Hol' down de safety valve
De Capn' shouted. an POI on de
coat and OATS Just what ci,
engineer did cept he got tired
or holding IT down with er rope
and put on weights er fat irons.
Also or anvil
1t WASH long
DE pressure rose. We had no
moltn' plugs in dem days We
was maxim speed all right. Old
Nose said. but al what or price.
And den. in or second, all Of
OF sudden r-r--t II ttff++s Z seemed
natural quiet
IT didn' las long ernuff ttell.
be whole bank or boilers blew up
with roar De engineer was
blown 10 Jelly Ninety deck pas
sengers lost tey lives. OF Capn
Tolliver wint down with de Belle
Aire. and I found myself in er
leaky yawl. with one oar and a
badly burned white lady. | rowed
'er ashore young as ! was. OATS
why was or free man er color,
or free boy cr color long afo' de
Proclamation Dat good white
lady bought my freedom, and paid
a high price AS er reward fer
saving her life OATS why
loves de Belle Are and why
sails on her ever night
Auditors usually hung on every
word the old man uttered
How You git aboard, Uncle
Nose p" they asked
Why dat's easy De Belle Aire
she JUS sails mp 20 de bank in
front or nay cabin ever night
after shutdown. Nose answered.
and dere Is good oil Capn Tolli-
yer on de bridge wavin' 20 me.
Come on. old Nose he say.
Come on aboard Yves a-gwine
sailin Hurry Old Nose. he say
and | JUS gifts aboard. De Belle
Aire, she Jock like err white cloud
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

now and misty like But she all
dcre De boilers are back in and
her brass IS shiny And all de
people who lost dey lives is
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Buffet Supper
For Newlyweds

A delightful buffet supper was
served the other evening in honor
OF the recent marriage OF Miss
Catherine Mack and Mr.. Nelson
Emry OF Glasgow, Mo. The supper
was given by Mrs. James Johnson.
2002 Maple stree, and many guests
came bearing gifts for the bride and
groom. The varied and delicious
menu was enjoyed by all followed
by dancing and games.
Those in attendance included:
Mrs. Mamie Mack, mother OF the
bride; Mrs. Mamie Spicy and Mss
Edith Mack, sisters OF the bride;
MesSrs. Eugene Smith, and AL
phonSe Mack, brothers Of the bride:
Mrs. Maggie Berry. Mr.. John Wes-
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Susuc Butler Mrs. Bessie Lewis.
Mrs. Minnie Smith. Mrs. Cornelis
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NJ and Mrs VIM. Matthews, Mr..
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Mrs. Milton Carter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Stewar;. Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
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Ms Vrda l. Hall. Los Angeles.
Can: Mrs Ethel Fleming. Mr. WIN.
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Hattie Jones .Mr Stanley Derrick
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Bicycle Laws In
! Schools And Precincts

An invitation 10 young bicycle
riders and to their parents acquaint
themselves with the City's bicycle
laws and other safe riding habits
was made this week by Police Com
missioner John H. W.theyspoon
Available at al police precinct
stations. the commissioner an
nounced. is a new booklet prepared
by the Traffic Safety Association in
cooperation with the Police De-
par;ment.
The booklet, entitled AS One
Pilot To Another' points 20 the
similarity between rules present. bed
for sirplane pilots and those writ
ten into the law for bicycle pilots
Nine rules are illustrated and ex-
plained and concluding page in
the booklet lists provisions OF the
traffic law applicable 20 bicycl-stS.
In addition 10 the bookle, being
made available al precinc; stations.
officers Of the Public Safety Bureau
vii distribute II in connection with
their regular safety program in
public and parochlsl schools.
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Ssdler. Villa Floyd. Eddie Web
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Pauline Mckinney. Irene Rose
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Jean Caldwell. Dorothy Nixon. De-
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Beauty To Reign At
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Charm and beauty of face. hgure
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Among those who will be IMAM
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oliver of Wash
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Guests Included: Miss Bertha
Toby. Mr.. and Mrs. George North,
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