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Arkansas State press., 1943-04-23

G.. King, director, Joe Robin
son, organist, and the Young
Peoples Gospel Chorus will
render special music for all
services, Guest soloist will DC
Mrs. Aurora l.. Anderson of
Jacksonville, FLA. and Mrs
Marlene r. Smith. The public
is invited to all services.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-23
'USO NEWS
"kI\G, OF KINGS

Kings of Kings the great
religious movie produced by
Cecil B. DeMille will he shown
at the Ninth Street $50 Club
Sunday night at 7:45 p. m.
The public is invited to see
this picture which will be 4
fitting climax for Easter Day.
EASTER PARADE
The Girls Service Oreanlza-
ton will feature an Easter Pa
rade at the Club Sunday af'
ternoon at 400 p. m. The lat
est fashions and styles will
he exhibited. This parade
should prove particularly in
,teresting this year because
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-23
PAGE THREE
granddaughter of Mrs. Julia

granddaughter If Mrs. Julia
Poole. Funeral Grafton w:s
brought by Rev. F.. C.. Canady
pastor Of Morning Star Rapt.
with devotional period led by
Rev. l.. c. Turner: tribute in
behalf of the church WAS CIV
en- by Mrs. Lottie Johnson.
Burial was in the Fraternal
Cemetery under a blanket Of
beautiful florals with Union
Undertaking Go. in charge.
Mrs. M. McGill served rs Mis-
tress of ceremonies. Miss Al
lene Crofton left for Iowa for
WAAC induction.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-23

many of the models will fea-
ture wartime economy IN MO
dcrn dress.
EASTER FORMAL.
E. On Wednesday night al Sic
the Ninth Street llSO Club
will he play host 10 the men
in uniform. Girls Service Or
eani7ation and the Volunteer
Service Organization with an
Easter formal. Beautiful dress
es, new decorations. fa'ors
and good music will he in or
der. ESQ cards and VSO mast
he presented at the door.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-23
NASHVILLE NEWS

III. 5. Williams and Pink l..
Turner of Washington. mem
bcrs of the Good Samaritans
were in the city Friday. l.. Z,
McGee If OZan now residing
in Cleveland. Ohio was here
for a brief visit with his wife
and many friends. The J. +,
Croftons were hosts ut a
birthday party for their year
old son on April Z. w. G. Hill
left for Little Rock to attend
the funeral of Miss Vivian Ida
Smith, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Smith l. II d
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-23
lGY'I= FL" ~ II
IARouM lamn

Passion Week: With Palm sun
day we entered Passion Week,
with its stirring events which
have continued 10 stir the life
OF the world from that dag
t. this. our day. Chris, on the
cross, III Passion Week, is the
supreme, undeniable evidence
of the love of God and the d.
vine pledge that we too shall
live again.
Inst for Ole Time Sake:
A group of socially promi-
ncnt matrons were invited to
assist Mrs. Gus Smith (Zec)
in saving "bon voyage to
Mrs. NJ. f. Davis when she
left for an extended vacation
in st. Louis and other points
farther east Monday. Mesdam
es Ruby Oliver. Jack Bum,
Helen Richardson, Alma Futch
Alberta Stewart. Zenola Lloyd
Nra Lee Cotton, Ruth Mars,
Willie M. Weathersby and l.
Christopher Bates enjoyed de
llcious serving of shrimp gum
bo after a beautiful cocktail
hour, =. VIM. l.. Trowser was
informally entertained by a
group Of friend on Sat. when
he left for the Windy City
and farther east for a pre-
induction tour Of some of our
largest cities. You may con
tact him at the Grand Hotel
Chicago. Mr.. Draft Board
=. Speaking of "Chi Town
eur friend, Jeff lsh is down to
spend a brief rest period with
his brother, DR.. e.. w. S. Ish.
Also in the guest room at
The 1sh home is Mrs. Harriet
lsh-Walker of Memphis and
the Universal Life ms. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. " H. Riley
gave beautiful pre-Easter
party or Sunday honoring
Mrs. Walter Seribncr of De
troit and also 1t. and Mrs.
Mars newly weds). Sharing
the lovely party with the hon
ored guest were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hosie Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Harrison Mr.. and Mrs
Olander Lee, Mrs. Holland of
Hot Springs. Mrs. Searcy Nc
Gruder and Mrs. Q. J. Wilson
:. From California are Mrs.
Butler White and Mrs. Tony
Jordan after five years alb
sence. as guest Of Mrs. Annie
Tart, 1928 Cross street. Old
friends are busy planning to
make their stay an extended
one! They will visit in Chica-
g., before returning to the
"Angel City" The member
ship of Mt. Pleasant Baptist
Church honored their pastor,
DR.. p. B. Gaines Sunday when
they celebrated his 10th birth
day Mrs. Lula King Code
has been elected as president
of the CMC Club and other
officers are Mrs. Ruth Nc,
Math, vice president, Mrs M,
s. Webster. secretary Mrs.
Tessie Cole, assistant secre-
tary. Mrs. Odessa Williams
financial secretary, Mrs. NJ
d. Wilson, treasurer and Mrs.
Ollie Smith viii head the
Cheer committee and will al
so be next hostess to the
group at her home 1l12 IL
Victory St. May 6. Miss
keeper at the PRESS office
l.. V. Brown, secretary-book
will take an Easter vacation
to her home in Mississippi .
Members of the CMC Clul
will meet at the County Hos
pital on Easter Sunday tC
cheer the inmates there III q
special 2 p. m. service as an
nounced by their president .
This is Easter spirit.
Mrs. f. G. Dyer has returned
from a business tour and has
the latest styles to show yoc
at the SMART SHOPl'E foi
your wear in Easter parade
... 50, if your No. n )shoe
stamp) is in hand, your IN
come tax and Victory tax pd
and already you have joinec
up with the governments 2nc
War Lean, I'll be seeing vol
in this Easter Parade of 1913
rnv EnINnD
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-23
News from our churches clubs

News from our churches clubs
The Christian Community
Club moved into their new
building Mondey night. Rev.
II. M. Greene filled his pulpit
at st. John AME Church ON
Sunday, having been confined
to his home for the past two
weeks. An early Easter ser
vice will be held at the church
at 6 q. m. on Sunday and in
FAINT baptismal ceremonies
will be held during the morn
ing hour. A mammoth Easter
program will be presented by
the Jr. Choir and a program
and egg hunt will be sponsor
el by the ACE League. The
Ward Chapel Church was
host to a a musical program
ON Sunday night, featuring
the Hopewell Singers, and the
True Gospel Quartette or Sun
Jay night, sponsored by the
Trustee Helpers. The Church
School will, hold a special in
spiration program on Faster
Sunday. The group will wor-
ship with Allen Temple in the
2nd Quarter at 3 p. m. and a
specia! program will be held
at 8 p. M, Women's LAY will
be observed on May Ii and the
men Of the church will have
charge on May %, us announ-
ced by Mrs. NJ. i. Hemming-
way, who is church reporter.
Allen Temple Church heard
Rev. S. Shaw former pastor,
now serving as Chaplain with
the II. s. Army at Boston
Mass. OIL Sunday morning.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-23
I Paul Bapt. Church -

dui ipopt' SHuish
With Rev, j. f. Clark will
hold special Easter services
and program al the Sunday
School hour and a pageant
betraying the death and suf-
fering of Jesus Christ will be
presented at the night SER
vice by Mrs. A. f. Garrett as
reported by Mrs. +. b. Me-
Phearson. More than LOG stu
dents chaperoned bv Mrs. f..
McPhearson of the Merrill Hi
School visited McRae SAINT
orium at Alexander eulmina-
ting Il mammoth celebration
and emphasis of National Ne
gro Health Week.
Invest In War Bonds!
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-23

tressed t h e improvement
rive to eliminate on JuEe II,
with 10 nights preaching. Ii.
&. Evans is secretary of the
church and also president of
the BTU as reported by Miss
Dolores Woodruff.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-23
STAFF PRESS--The Paper That's Published Readers

ported i'll. Mrs. G. V. Zaek-
cry cur friend Ed Har-
ris is reported much improved
Sgt. Robt. Adams was guest
of his parents. Healed for her
home III Kansas City is Mrs.
Vanette Davis a former resi-
dent who was confined to bed
during Il brief visit here.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-23
Card of Thanks

We take this method OF
thanking our MANY friends
for such sincere thoughts foi
the speedy recovery of my
dear husband during his cen,
finement in q local hospital
shown by the beautiful flow
ers and shut-in cards received
Signed: Mrs, G. r. Caldwell
1923 Bishop Street,
We wish to thank O,n' many
friends for their MANY acts Of
Kindness and words " svmpa-
thy expressed to us in the
loss of our dearly beloved
daughter sister and grand
daughter. Ida Mae Smith. We
especially thank the societiea.
flower girls, pallbearers and
all donors of floral offerings
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Smith, Miss Odessa Smith,
Mrs. Myrtle Smith Saultcr
Mrs. Julia Poole. 1908 f. End
Street, N. Little Rock.
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Evening star., 1943-04-08
Indiana Republicans
Urge Party 10 Modify
lsoIationist Views
Booth Harrington Warns
COP May Fail in 'A
Unless 1t Changes Ideos

BY the A3SoclALeo Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, April ga Re-
publican movement seeking to cover
the middle distance between the
party's isolationism of previous years
and what was described as "the Uto-
plan theories advanced by Vice
President Wallace" was developing
today with Booth Harrington. the
author, one Of its prime movers.
Forty Indiana Republicans, who
emphasized that their organization
was independent of the regular COP
body, met yesterday to form the
Postwar Policies Council and to
dedicate it to international Coop
Grafton in which the United States
shall participate"
The council adopted a resolution
IN harmony with views expressed in
letter written by Mr.. Harrington
and read at the meeting in the au-
thor's absence.
Il think the Republican party
must declare for international CO.
operation" the letter said. That
Is, we should advocate cooperation
for the prevention of future wars
Our present program, I think
should be kept to the utmost sim
pllclty-only the restoration, o,
creation, of law between nations and
provision for its unceasing main
tenance."
Richard T. James, Indiana State
auditor. said 1t should be made clear
that the council docs not subscribe
70 the Utopian theories advanced
Evening star., 1943-04-08

by some people, notably Vice Presi-
dent Wallace"
The movement will seek to estab-
lsh Observation-Disclosures If nee
essary"-as the means of settling
conflicts between nations, Mr.. Tark-
ington wrote.
IF next years Republican plat
form does not include this idea, or
oppose it," he warned, the party
would risk losing the whole of what
might be called the intelligent vote
Republicans cannot possibly afford
to let the Democratic party un-
truthfully claim copyright Of the
idea, and to do so might easily lose
an election that now seems yearn-
ing to go Republican,
Its impossible to believe that our
people are now enduring the hard
ships and anguishes of this war
without the general perception that
the idea is right one," the writer
asserted.
Evening star., 1943-04-08
Five Killed in Crash
OF Army Plane in Texas
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
SAN ANTONIO, April 8.-Two
Army officers and three cadets from
the Hondo Navigation School were
killed yesterday in the crash of a
twin-engined training ship II miles
north of Leakey, Tex
The victims were Second It. Rob-
ert Lee McReynolds, %, Mangum,
Okla, pilot; Second 1t. John H.
Edgvean, %, Baltimore, navigator,
and Cadets Done E. Lantz, 81, Brad
ner, Ohio; Rollie H. Lesher, "a. Bor-
ger, Tex. and Daniel E. McCurren,
"a, Sedala, Mo.
Evening star., 1943-04-08
Nozis Call for RifIemen

STOCKHOLM, April 8 [P.-Ad-
vices reaching Stockholm yesterday
said Nazi rifle clubs had appealed
to all Germans not enlisted in the
armed forces to engage in shooting
drills, apparently as first step in
formation of an unofficial home
guard such as Britain formed when
her fortunes were at the lowest
point of the war.
Evening star., 1943-04-08
British Provost Marshal
Fined and Suspended

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 8.-Maj Gen. Sir
Robert Percy Laurie, convicted and
fined about $3.50 for misusing civ
ilian food ration stamps in addition
to his military ration book, has been
suspended from his post as provost
marshal of Great Britain, it was
announced in the House of Commons
today.
Evening star., 1943-04-08
WAC Recruit Hopes
To Follow Footsteps
OF BuqIer Father
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, April 8.-Marie A.
Riendeau hopes to follow in
the footsteps Of her father,
Joseph Riendeau, who was for
merfy a bugler in the Army.
Marie has won prizes as
bugler. So when she heard the
WAC wanted musicians she
joined up.
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Death Rotires

BRONSON Ora l.. of 5sl5 Barrett ee
loved husband OF Mae, dear father OF
Percy, Phyllis, Pvt. Alvin Bronson; dsai
sp'In ~ SSsn Syps Hos s 5m ~,
Warren. corner Lakeview, Monday after
noon a. lntermen, Forest Lawn
BURNs-March Il, Sarah. wife Of tn.
late Robert dear mother OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Facemyer Jesse and Mrs. Laura I'D.
wards. grandmother OF 10 grandchildren. II
great grandchildren. and one great great
grand child Funeral service Monday
y. m AT A. X. Peters Funeral Home. i20Sl
Gratloi.
DEVULDER-Consisnt, age 50, at nj,
Clemens Michigan: dear husband Of
Maria dear father OF Hector and Mrs
Elesnore pehondt, dear brother OF Gustsf
Paul, CAMEL snd Mrs Emil De Grieek
also survived by two sisters In Belgium.
Services from the home Monday, March
IS, al $40 and 10 O'Clock - 81. Lawrence
Church a. Utica. Burial Mt Ohvet
Cemetery. Rosary sunday evening AZ
@ clock
GREENE suddenly MATCH IL 1873.
I Justine beloved wife OF Edwin j.. dear
mother OF Edwin NJ, and Pvt. Robert l..
Greene sister OF Mrs Mary j. Savage.
Aohille FreytAg, Mrs J. A. McDace. Luciea
Freytae, Mrs. Bertha Muleavy Mrs. joseph
Y Mulleavy Also survived by two grand
children. Remains ~ the Harper Mulligan
Funeral Home, 1880 Hamilton, Notice u
iiunefhl lhtff.
JANRA-FrAnees, beloved mother Of
Frances. Emily. Mrs. Irene Gilsback,
Harry. Norbert Arthur; also grand
children. Funeral from residence, 2222
Florian, Tuesday morning At $50 10 50.
Florian Church ut TO-
kRAFT-Frank. widower OF the late Julia
tnee SampD; dear father OF Mrs. Mar
this Cy1owski. Anna Wittetock and Rose
Rau dear brother of Mrs Julia Habel and
Joseph Rose Sliwinski Martha Surman
nine grandchildren and one great grand
child survive. Funeral from 3l76 Garfield,
Tuesday Al $50. 10 Sweetest Heart Of
MARY Chapel at 10.
MackENLIE-M March ~. William s. or
1886 Fairfield. beloved husband OF the
late Bertha dear father OF Mrs. Bernicc
W. Arnold, Irving H, Mrs. Leone staueh-
ton and Corporal William c. Mackenzie :;
brother OF Howard A, Herbert F.. Mrs.
also survived by hve grandchildren. Fu-
neral Monday At p. m. from Harper
and Mulugan Funeral Home. 1880 Ham
ilton. Entumbment Evergreen, auspices of
WAYNE Memorial Lodge +. A. NJ. Calu-
met papers please copy.
RyAN-March u, Katherine o, beloved
mother of Or. c. r and Or W. u
crime Ryan. Funeral from chapel Of W r
Hackett a Sons. 56i6 West Vernon. Mon
day a. S.4a. 81. Cecilia's Church at s;l3, !
1nterment AT St. Paul. MINI.
IS. Mile, beloved wife
OF George II, dear mother OF Mrs. Mil
ford Nadeau and Mrs. Norman Wilson,
sister OF Mrs George Upper Miss Regina
Ohio, grandmother OF Donald Nadeau and
Carol Jean Wilson Funeral from Fred G..
Marshall Sons Psrlors. 1862 East Jefferson,
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
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Lost and Found

BEAGLE hound "ButchI' soldier boy
grieves for his pet Gone since the close
lof deer season lost IN Dearborn vicinity
queen Street Reward TEmple 2-7b53.
weekdays. sundays iios Ash.
FOUND Linen iahleeloth on six Mile
Road l7lil Monica
IRISH TERRIER Male name Jerry F"
Reward. Ninewood $4,000, extension $50.
Fort Wayne Army Post
LOST -Gentleman's gold wristwatch with
gold mesh strap. Friday noon, March -,
on East jefferson avenue or possibly on
Jefferson street err. Suitable reward n
returned TO 1906 PcnobsCot Bldg.
LosT-Lady's diamond Bulova wristwatch
on keTCheval between Alter and Ashland,
Monday afternoon So reward 1854
KerchevaL LenoX 1000
LOST Large tan purse containing vain
able papers ration books money needed
badly. Reward Evergreen 27S2
.LosT-Wanet by sailor Please return
identhCations. Reward. Donald Neal
$50 REWARD
For return OF black dachshund Niagara
1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

A BANK planning an expansion program
has several openings for alert intelligent
men, age Is 10 40, draft deferred. These
are permanent positions which Will not be
affected nv changing conditions. Good
starting salary, group insurance and retire
ment plan; excellent working conditions
with a substantial future Experience in
banking, financing or sales desirable but
not essential, Telephone Cadillac $500 for
appointment.
THE MICHIGAN BANK
The Nome nugget., 1943-11-26
TRUCK ORDER COMPLEX

Huzzas and hosannas might have been expected from group of manufacturers who had just been n- formed that the government about to ask them to start turning out civilian stuff again
 Particularly so when it appeared that civilian orders plus Army orders would give them one of their peak production years
 But paradoxcav, the of the impending or ders that recently reached motor truck makers was serious news indeed it involved tremendous new responsibility in tooling and preparation
 This was particularly so because the contemplated output involves greater proportion of heavy trucks than the industry ever made even in peace1ime.
 What about recent letups in production of lighter Army trucks? Isn't it simple matter to switch over to heavy trucks for cvilians?"
 The reasoning sounds logical, but Converting quickly from lighter military vehicles to heavy trucks might be compared trying overnight to change the style and form of newspaper Just publisher re- quires time to change his forms adjust his presses, and arrange for other changes of detail, so motor truck manufacturer needs time to reorganize for a product which is different in type and purpose
 The proposed Government program calling for heavy trucks for civilian right the heels of Army orders for quantities of heavy trucks needed to maintain invasion supply lines. These "big bruis- ers' must be prepared to do the work ofrailroads bombed out of existence