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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-05

NUSkANDlNTA $4,000 KAREIVIU,
NUMUSTA S. LENTUVAl

praneSe zen. McArthur is
savo stovyklos Australijo-
ie, Americas lakunai pa
stebejo dideli skaiciu Japo-
NJ laivu plaukiant SUI nau-
jomis jiegomis ir reikme-
minis j Naujaja Guineja.
Japonu laivynas plauke po
priedanga blogo ORC, taciau
lektuvai juos pastebejo.
Pasiruosta ju uzpuolimui
ir uzpuolimas pravesta pa
sekmingai:
Alijantu orc jiegos visu
smarkumu uzpuole Japonu
laivyna Bismarck juroje,
nuskandino arba paliko be-
skestancius 10 karo laivu
If visus. II kareiviu gabe-
nimo laivus.
Ant tu laivu buvo, kaip
speja, apie $4,000 Japonu
kareiviu, kurie Xxi vienam'
uzmusti arba sugramzdin-
tt ir prigere juroje.
Sunaikinta So Japonu or
laiviai kurie lydejo ta kon-
'voju apgynimui, ir zuvo
tik 4 alijantq lektuvai.
ST pergale ant priesu va
dinama viena is didziausiu,
il yra zyniausias smugis
kada nors priesams Quotas
is orc.
AlijantQ karo vadovybe
tikrina kad prie $1,000 ka-
reiviu tame sutriuskinime
galejo zuti keli tukstanciai
Japonu visokio laipsnio ka-
70 laivyno virsininku.
Jeigu visi tie % LAVAL
nuejo j dugna, tai SUI jais
bus jau nuskandinta apie
$40 Japonu visokios rusies
laivu sio karo begiu.
SVIESTO 1912 metals is
Americas issiQsta 1885,
900 svaru, kurio daugiau-
sia teko Rusijai. Prize to
kelis sykius tick issiusta
alijantu kariaujancias sa-
lis oleomargarino.
MUSSOLINI atsauke da-
Ii Italy kariuomenes is Ru-
sijos fronto, kur buvo pa
statyta gelbeti Vokieciams
ziemos metu. Atitraukia
is ten 10 diviziju, pranesi-
mas sake.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-05

Madame cang Kasek, Knijos valdovo kariautoo zo-
ankosi Amerkoje Ola parodoa ponia Rooseveiene
paciu Prezidentu sedincu automobye il esko paesnes
pagalbos kna prizes Japonus Kna yra tesiogniai
rkos takninkai karauja prizes apons kuore boseykai
daro vska riksma ir Wis reikaauja antro fronto.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-06
FarmsFor Sale

FOR SALE 10 acres good building
good land. electricity. Terms, L-65,
care Press
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-06
Wanted To Buy
Legal Notices
REoIsTRATIoN NOTICE
For Primary Election
MnnhAH Fab IL 1aAa


To the Qualified Electors OF the
several wards. city OF Ypsilanti.
Stnte Of Michigan.
Notice Is hereby given that in con-
formitv with the Michigan Elec-
ton Law" !. the undersigned city
Clerk viii upon any day. eXceut sun
day and n legal holiday. receive for
registration the name 81 any legal
voter in said CITY. not already regis
tered who may Applv 10 Me Person
allv for such registration.
Provided. however. that ! can re-
ceive no names for registration dur
ing the time intervening between tho
goth day before said Primary Flee
tion. Jan. 20, 1919, ana the day %
election.
And further notice II hereby given
thnt the CIV Clerk will be at his
office on Tuesday Jan 20, 1913,
from 2 O'Clock a. m. 10 2 O'Clock p.
IN, for the purpose ~ Reviewing
the Registration and registering
such OF the qualified electors in said
CITY thet are not aIreadv registered.
The name Of no 0erson, but an
Actual ReSidert ~ the nrecinct at
the time Of registration. and entitled
under the constitution, II remaining
such resida mt 70 vote AZ the next
election shall be entered in the reg
istration b0or.
No registration will be made IN -.
registration book W m" name exc
ce-t on rcrsonaI application.
Blank forms for uge for registra-
tion bv mail will he furnished hv the
Citv clerk upon request without
charge.
II e, HOLMES, city Clerk.
Adv. li6s
STATE or MICHIGAN. The Circuit
Court for the County OF Washtenaw.
In Chhncery
MAUDE II. BROWN. Plaintiff
Richard Marvin. Dennis witherei.
H. Dennis Witherel, or their unknown
heirs, deyiFeer, legatees and assigns.
- PENDANTS.
Suit pending In tho Circuit Court
for the County Of Wasltenaw in tho
City OF Ann Arhor. In said County
on November o. 1912.
In this suit II appearing from atfi-
dayit on file that the whereabouts ~
the DEFENDANTS are unknown. On mo-
tlon o. John +. XXX, Attorney Tor
Plaintiff, IL is ordered t1nt the ap-
pearance Of the Defendants be en-
tered in said cause within three
months from the date Of this order.
GEO. W SAMPLE
Circuit Judge.
LUFLLA ". SMITH. clerk.
BY Irene A. Seitz, Deputy Clerk.
JOHN f. KIRK, Attorney for Plain
tiff. Business Adde'S: Ypsilanu.
Michigan.
This suit brought 20 quiet the
Title for all those pieces OF parcels
Of land situated In tho viiisge OF
Milan, Waqhtenaw County, Michigan,
and described as follows
Lots numbered seven. eight ana
nine. in CIark's Addition TO the vii
laRe 81 Milan. according 70 the re-
corded plat thereof.
Maude II. Brown.
Adv. 1is-S
SUPERIOR TOWNSHIP TAKES
1 will be az the following places 70
receive taxes
The Ypsllanu Savings Bank
Jan 9, 13i
Dixbo-o store: Jan. 9, 1913
Melvin Suumaker's Ga age, Jan. 70
John C. Meyer,
Adv. 1O6s Township Treasurer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-06

Farmers Attend Clinic
on Machine Repairing

PITTSBURGH-UP-A clinic
for reconditioning broken and old
farm machinery has been estab-
llshed by the Pine Township school
in the Haefner Farm Machinery
Warehouse. near Wexford, Pa.
Because the manufacture and
sale OF new farm machinery has
been restricted sharply by the War
Production Board. 25 farmers are
prolonging the life and utility OF
existing equipment on farms in
eight nearby townships.
Ranging in age from II to 70, the
"internes' are learning their skin
under the instruction OF a machin-
cry expert from the u S. ONCE OF
Education.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-06

WASHINGTON-AP - Charges
OF violating the wartime sedition
act by conspiring 10 impair NOR.
ale and promote mutiny in the Unit
ed States armed forces now con-
fronts 80 persons and weekly
newspaper, the New York Evening
Enquirer. The defendants, IS OF
whom we're indicted previously on
the same charge. were named in an
indictment returned Monday by a
Federal grand jury at the request
Of the Justice Department
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-06

NEW Modern Brick Home near
Bomber Plant 4 rooms and dinotte.
Terms cash $1,000 574 Harris.
Phone 5g2-R
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-06
Employment
Hep Wsnted-Female


Hep Wsnted-Female
SALEsLADY Experienced. Selling la
dies, children's dresses, accessor-
les. Steady posit L-65, Press.
LADY to do homework. No cooking
or laundry Go home nights. Apply
personally as Perrin St
MIDDLE-AGED or elderly lady 20
care for small child. VIII arrange
transportation. Good wages. In
quire 3is Parsons 81.
LRundress and Maids for
Hotel Work
Apply Corine Hotel
WANTED middle aged woman 10
do Homework, no laundry, good
wages. Pm. 253S-J after p. m.
MATTRESSES Apply White Palace.
7 +. Mich. Phone sls7.
GIRL for general office work. Book
keeping experience. Good salary.
Box Les care Press.
WOMAN wanted, for general house
work, between ages so and so.
small house. Phone 11Sl-J.
GIRL wanted 10 work In store.
Greene's Cleaners. 1903 \. Wash
ington.
Help Wanted Male
ROUTEMAN for milk route. Starting
salary $50 per week, excellent OPP
portunity. Phone 6S0-J.
JANITOR-To work nights
by Trojan Laundry and
Cleaners.
Situations Wanted-Female
CARETAKER-ln respectable apt.
or rooming house. Married couple,
husband employed. Ann Arbor. Rev
4Si4-Kiser.
Help Wanted. Male or Female
MALE OR FEMALE-Steady Part
time help wanted for shoe store.
Miller-Jones Co, 206 w. Michigan
Ave
GENERAL office work. See Herbert
Teachout, Ypsi Body Shop. IS l..
Michigan. Phone 1896.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-06
Employment
Help wanted-MaIs or Female

Man or woman and man for Porter
work. Leland Sanatorium, Pm. 793
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-06
Merchandise

SMALL Woman's drassy winter coat.
wine red with gray fur trim. Prae-
tically new. Sl200 cali 2s12-W.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-06

OWNER LEAVING CITY
Tuis ls your opportunity to
buy one OF the finest homes In
Ypsilanti II has a large living
room, dining room, sun parlor.
breakfast room. kitchen, and Law
atory on first floor, master
suite, bedroom, and bath on sec
ond floor; large attic. fun base
meuts stoker, steam heatt. two
car garage, large lot beautifully
Handicapped. An ideal home locat-
cd half way between college and
business section, best OF loca-
tions. Price, completely fur
nished, $4,000. Terms can be
arranged Lea care OF Press.
NEAR East Michigan Ave. I room
bungalow, two bed rooms, bath,
furnace, fun basement laundry
trays. $500. Terms II Peet, SO y.
Huron St Phone 1871.
NEW Modern Brick Home near
Bomber Plant. 4 rooms and dinotte
Terms cash $1,000. 57t Harris,
Phone 5g2-R.
EAST MICHIGAN. modern, new
house and garage, 60 IT. frontage
Ideal for home and business. De-
trolt owner. $500, easy terms. Ph.
Hogarth O262 day or evening. my
expense. Roberts. $500 w, Chicago
FINE , room bungalow. wired for
stove. Built In 1871. Conveniently
located. only $500.
VACANT good room bungalow.
bath, oak floors, steam heat, we'll
decorated. Wired for stove. Terms
Earl |. freeman
40 PEARL. 1853
Insurance OF all kinds in
honorable stock companies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-06
Brokerage Cares

REAL ESTATE 90 General Insurance
Ross X Bower 100 " Michigan
Phone SEA
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-06
Wanted To Buy


WANTED desk. chair, adding mach
Inc. typewriter and safe, etc. Pm.
2525-W-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Situations Wanted-Femaie
Bus Transportation
Moving, Storage, Carriage

.
ADY's-Large vans insured, $500;
two men. anytime. Townsend s-o432
ALBRIGHT Moving. storage, Grating ana
shipping; service anywhere 2i7 MlVaU.
kee Trinity phil
ATLANTIC padded vans Insured truck
ing: Sc load. free estimates. TWinorook
i-6405,
.CoULTERs Moving storage-Lsed furni-
ture bought Cadillac AIS. Townsend
s-a27o. evenings. sunday
EHALT-Local long distance insured :.
free estimates. 1922 Livernois, Lafayette
1855
MOVINGT-Trunks furniture. appliances.
REDS CARRIAGE, Warren and Twelfth
Tyler 4-s622
ROBERT PALMER-M OWING carsg. fur.
niture, pianos refrigerator. 33tT Harper.
Plaza 1000
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the big Sunday Times Want Ad
sect
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

HOUSEKEEPER, white. no Washing four
children. school age mother employed.
Three evenings and sundays on Call be-
tween and In the evening. University
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

NURSE Graduate. registration in MIGHT
gan not necessary; Si2o per month. slN
days eight hours. Apply Mercy Hall Hos
pitai 2o9 Mack,
NURSES aid,-uhits.- experienced = eight
hour duty, six days, 500 per month.
Apply In person. Mercy Hall. 269 Mack
Ave
perienced, one baby, good wages. ref
erences. Townsend s-6579.
URSEMAlD-Assist children; small flat
light homework, no cooking. ANA
StoepeL University 2-3ees.
OFFICE CLERK-Ages is 10 IS: perma-
nent position: hve days week. United
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
MEN FOR BAKERY WORK
Packers Produce
Male Help Wanted

Has openings for managers in fruit de-
pariments starting salary $50 good
chance for Advancement. Apply 10 u. lfU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
War Work Wanted
Plants Equipped 10
Accept Sub-COnfr0cfs
AVAILABLE

BATTERY or ~ GRINDERS
STANDARD PRECISION MACHINE co.
1897 DRATIOT CADILLAC 1870
AVAILABLE immediately o. y and J. u.
grinding time. excellent workmanship
Hogarth 270O.
EFFICIENT Engineering Company Process
engineers. designers tOolt, jgs. fixtures.
Cherry 1855
LATHE work FOR l5'. rs" ~" A'
shaper 20" capacity. O. u. l. u. grind
ing Ninewood I-6020
LOCKE CAGE COMPANY Thread plug
and straight plug cages" Townsend
s-75iO.
LUMBER available for additions and alter
ations. prompt deliveries
INTERSTATE ASPHALT e. II ABER co
Mound a. i0-Mne Rd 81 sisi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Employment Agencies
A BETTER POSITION

WOMEN BOYS Urls
oFFICF TECHNICAL MECHANICAL.
OUT-OF TOWN APPLICANTS
CONF IN, WRITE or PHONE ca $3.50
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
1915 -LAFAYTTE RulLtING-
CHURCH Cree Cluh-Mstds lauu1re-sss
rsys week. steady, references Tyler
e-eefa
JOINS EMPLOYMENT. Gt6 BAubitn
CONrec Notes \hQusens}1s SIS $50
weekly portrrf. ,.arunfA couples. $50 x35
psr week columbia lOlc.
CONSULT me ENLARGED Real Estate list
ms m the h.s sunday Times Want a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
BAKERY HELP

Girls white. ages rs to IS: experience not
necessary. comfortable surroundings, soc
hour TO start. time and one-halt for over
time NATIONAL BISCUIT CO. 500 West
Baltimore.
BAKERY GIRLS Cuhiteb, for our shipping
room. some fun time Jobs, some part
time is 10 IS years. work starts about
a. m. must live IN general vicinity Of
Awrey BAke&. 1898 fireman, or else have
own car Ia get IN 10 work
BAKERY GIRLS (white). rs 20 30 years
night work a number OF fun time jobs
few part time jobs. AUrey Bakeries.
$3.50 fireman.
BEAUTY OPERATORS All around good
salary. commission; good hours. Anna
Mae Beauty shop. 500 Griswold Building
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Hclp-SGiesrien

WASTED ErfstIr man tor vomanI 20
succeed BFr fs dearr l1 Van
Nrke and Center fHs About 800 farir
les fNreFenft rtf necessary f.ne
rlCffIr.ft fa "rU tr'. rIa rrrf.fsu.f
herr tn.f fnr over folr Fssrf BIZ profits
IroG4cts fIrn.sfed on srefIf Wrte Raw
isigh =, Dept HCC.liO-is2. Frteporl ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
MATTRESSES

Experienced girls with neat appearance.
will he paid SIS per week. meals and uni.
forms furnished. Apply Msynower Restsu-
rant. 1915 Woodward.
MATTRESSES wsnted-tre II 10 IS; neat
appearance. good wages. six days. good
tins good hours. 800 Dix, Ninewood
2.e272
WAITRESS no Sunday or night
work, top wages Coffee Shop, Barlun
Tower Building, Cadillac Square.
WAITRESS -- Experienced steady; six
days top wages. good tips. 1924
Wv~ming Northlswn o7p7
wkITRESSES and fountain girls. no sun
DAYS. holidays OF night work. Kuhn 0
Tea Room. 10 clifford,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

COUPLE--white Tor maid and Isnitor
work In apartment good salary and
furnished apartment. Telephone Melrose
qA2s. between io-4.
CONSULT the ahlargcd Real Estate nst-
mas in me bis sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
PHARMACIST

PIN BoYs-Colored sses IA 20 IS: good
pay: shower and lounge room; expert
ence not necessary. Palmer Park Rscrea-
Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
BAKERY HELP

Girls for cracker stacking work previously
done by boys. must he husky and strong
60c hour 80 start. time and one half for
overtime NATIONAL BISCUIT CO. 500
West Baltimore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Al A SPECIAL, 9xl2--S3.50
Cash ana carry 81 so. 80 years expert
ence 1000, guaranteed Detroit ORIENTAL
rug WORKS. i2i22 BrosAytreet- no 1900.
A BEAUTIFUL ruE And upholstered FUR
riiure cleaning, rtnoyAtins. guaranteed,
Insured: eHi2 81 70 cash and carry, 81 50
Garfield RuG a Furniture Cleaners. 543s
fireman Tyler A-iho0.
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-22
MCGE:HE:E
by Tom Jones

49,. Mrs. Rosla King Is still on
the sick list. Ed Glider form
erly of this city, OF Chicago, spent
several days visiting with rela-
tiyes and friends, returning home
Sunday night. Mrs. Hattie
Jackson Of Il. seth ST., left this
week for Chicago to be guest of
her husband for several days.
The No. 1 singing choir met at
the McGehee Chapel Church, with
II. r.. Whatley president and Mrs
Bertha Ellis, secretary. . The
Silver Rose and Four Notes met
at the home Of Mrs. Alberta VIM
berry, enjoying a delicious re-
past after the order of business.
Rev. James Mathews returned
home this week from Chicago
where he was guest OF his dau-
ghter. =. Funeral services for Lit
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-22

was something deadly in Elsa's
firmly seated figure, in the way she
held herself in readiness. Cheese
bros restless horse sided close to
Elsa's. Chesebro's hand was extend.
ed as If in expostulation, in pro-
test, in appeal to an iron some
thing in Elsa.
1t was all too apparent now that
Elsa had not so much been flying
for her life as running away from
a situation that had angered her,
and had now thought better Of il and
was decided upon action. That ac-
ton was so swift, so startling and
so cruel that | gasped, scarcely able
as I was TO follow the figure that
stiGened in the %stirrups, the arm
that rose and fell like lightning.
The lash Of the short quirt which
Elsa only a few moments before
had used upon her horse struck
Chesebro across the face. I still
can remember the sound Of 1t, can
see the white line II left along his
fat cheek. Elsa's horse reared. She
chung TO the saddle without touching
the pommel, so intent was she upon
the object Of her wrath. Cheese
bros horse whirled about, At didn't
bolt; the mar was dazed, beWil-
dered by the blow.
ITO BE coNTTNuED)
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-22
Menifee News

The st. Mark Baptist Church
and Biglow Church celebrated
joint anniversaries with a grand
total of $205.43 reported -.
Visitors during chapel hour at
the Conway County Training
School this month included men,
bers Of the Baptist Midwest Dis
trict Association. Mrs. Hill and
Mrs. J. r. Jameson, wife of the
well known moderator were greeted
Mrs.J amieson spoke to the stu
dent body on christian Ethics
and Citizenship" Fridays visitors
included Prof. Jennings, principal
Of Morrilton High School, Elder
Robert Dickerson Of Pine Bluff
and Elder Hubbard, editor Of the
Baptist Nashlight, who brought
encouraging remarks, following
the forceful address Of Elder Dick
erson. Rev. d. w. Reddick, Di-
rector Of Religion was also pres
emit. Speakers were introduced by
w. L. Jarrett Of Morrilton.
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-22

Church at the Columbia District
Baptist Association which eonven-
ed at Mcneil -. Lucius Games,
retired Lafayette County teacher
died at his home Thursday, 0cto-
Der 7 after an extended illness.
Funeral services wer held from
st. Paul Baptist Church. Surviv-
ing are his wife, Mrs. Martha
Gaines, one son, four daughters.
his mother, seven brothers three
sisters and several grandchildren.
Funeral services were held for
Mrs. Pauline Tucker who died
from injuries sustained in a car
wreck, October 8. She is sur
yived by a daughter, Mrs. Mar
garet Mitchell, two sisters and
other relatives =. The Cross
Road community Farm Commit
tee, VIII Martin, chairman, I'M
animously elected Thad Gaines,
secretary.treas. at its October IL
meeting. The organization endors-
ed and pledged whole hearted
cooperation to the movement to
secure a Negro Farm Agent and
a Home Demonstration agent for
the county. To this end a county
vide meeting of farmers and
farm families will be held at
Antioch Baptist Church at 100
p. m. October 80 Lewisville
Public School opens Monday for
a 7 month term -. Alphonso v.
Turner, President Lafayette Coun-
ty Teachers Assn. advises that
the shortage Of Negro teachers
for this county has become acute
and that there is a possibility
that a state Of emergency" may
be declared Boy Scout Troop
No. 70 will hold first meeting,
October 26.
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-22
by Mrs. Tom Jones
Phone 250

$50. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Alex
ander are proud parents of a
4 IA pound baby girl, Mr.. Alex
ander is sole proprietor of the
College Grocery Store. Mrs.
Polly Ann Bailey has just return
ed from st. Louis where she
spent three weeks visiting with
her neice, Mrs. Lula Thompson.
Just back from Alexandria, La,
Is that fighting attorney, Harold
w, Flowers. . Rev. +. c. john
son, husband of Mrs. Lethia
Heard oJhnson passed early Sun
day morning. Mrs. oJhnson Is a
faithful member of Allen Temple.
Speaking of Allen Temple, Dea-
con Lawson, who served as secre-
tary and class leader, moving to
Hot Springs some time ago, died
recently. Funeral services will
be announced by your reporter,
Miss Doris Calhoun. Church
Notes-Allen Temple doris Cal
houn) :. Rev. C. M. Hawkins
preached at the morning services
and left for quarterly conference
at Tarry and Sweet Home. .
Supt. Jones delivered evening
sermon at st. John AME Church,
Sunday. Rev. H. r. Sanders was
guest speaker Sunday evening.
Among visitors was Miss Hen
,iotta l.. Williams, League Dist.
s,nt The Bible and Emerg-
ancv Club met at the home OF
Mrs. Bertha owens, with MIS-
Gertrude Brown as co-hostess' .
4th and last quarterly conference
wi,, he held Sunday. >. we seho
a word Of cheer to Mrs. Ethei
nicholson. Mrs. Maggie Ford ana
! pinkie Daniels. Ward Chapel
| fpv Beatrice Baker)-Class NO.
continues to keep offering pan
nor with l.. Lockett, teacher
while Glass No. 7 with Irene
| po,den. received the attendance
hammer. Mrs. Bessie Hooks receiV-
ed first prize in conference Claims
rally; End prize. l.. Marsh, anne
Hymnal; third prize, AME dis
cipline, Bernice Jones. . Inc
pastor with the senior choir wor-
shipped at Calvary Bapt. Church. :
The Hopewell Girls, famous sing
ers willg i've a special program at
3 p. IN. Sunday. :. The Missionary
Society is sponsoring a baby con-
test. New Jerusalem Bapt.
Church Thy Dolores Woodruff
Sunday was a big day here, be-
ginning with Mrs. M. v. Long in
charge of church school and both
banners won by Class No. 7. An
niyersary sermon was delivered
by DR.. J. II. Clark OF st. Paul
Bapt. Church, bringing the sub
ject Gods Special Workmen,' -;
Deacon A. d. Rowan read "The
pastor as a leader" The Metro
politan Bapt. Church Of Little
Rock and Rev. Mayne were guests
during the services, contributing
more than $500. The pastor
showed his appreciation for the
many gifts and about $4,000 In
| cash from members and friends.
Rev. and Mrs. J. II. Gatlin, minis
ter and wife, voiced their appre-
citation to sister churches and
members and friends.
Emmanuel Scott spent a few
days visiting his mother, Mrs.
Mary Scott Of Lake Providence,
La. After a short stay, he will
join the armed forces. . Mrs.
r. r.. Carsody was a delegate
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-22

what I'm going to do, she won't LET
me, She'll be going against her
W best interests by telling me |
can't do it. When you start with a
press agent, you ought to leave it
all in his hands, Elsa'd be just like
her aunt-the one that died. She'd
said to me, No, you can't do that.
You can't do this, | know what |
want in the paper So | says to her
n day: 'Why'n heck did you hire
me, If you're going TO run it?' That
made her mad and she kicked me
out Of her house, and | never did
get my money, either"
Neither Rogers nor | said any
thing for a moment as we reflected
upon this revelation,
"You knew Elsa's aunt-Kather.
Inc Chatfield?"
"Iu say l knew her. She was a
hell-cat and no mistake. She was
the first job l had in California
when / come out from New York. l
heard they were putting on some
sort Of campaign in Pasadena; she
Is the chairman. l go to see her
and she says okeh. and we start TO
work. But we start fighting. too.
right from the start. l don't get
my money and | 60 to see her about
1t. tell her I'm going to u her
and that night she dies. That's the
first time / ever saw the picture OF
Elsa and the baby, when we're set.
ting n day at the old gals desk
looking up some stuff she wants to
give me The next time l see it
pick it up in Elsa's apartment in
Hollywood when l am planning my
campaign for Elsa, the names are
on the back: Elsa and Mary Fran
ces."
How did you know it was her
daughter" asked Rogers.
Her aunt told me that first time
when | saw the picture. l asked
who it was. That's why l remember
it a year later when l can use the
picture, see?"
Didn't you know that the child
was dead?"
Dead? The baby?" Rumble ech.
oed, slightly aghast. mo, l didn't
know that. 1t amt none Of my
business where the baby is, under.
stand, and | don't ask. All Pm
looking for is something with heart
interest, see? Dead" he unused.