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back over her head She closed her eyes
against the tears.
After a time she heard the door squeak,
caught the steps of the co. Her whole
body was taut.
4HIs was it. Her own empty bed meant
she was AWOL. She'd done it - and there
was no changing it.
To ease the pain that was in her, she
thought, What the helW What's commits
sion? got along withoM one all my life.
didn't l.?
But the tears were still there.
She waited almost five minutes before
she lifted the blanket and looked toward the
door. co was gone. She drew long breath
and slowly sat up, feeling weary.
A low voice said, What are you trying
to do. Bryne - make me uy?"
Elizabeth Bryne jerked up her head to
stare across the aisle.
A woman was rising from under the
blankets on her Os0n bed - a woman who
was still in uniform.
Il got in thirty seconds before Co"
Amy Miller said. Il went off to be alone -
and missed my bus back" She paused, then
smiled unsteadily. "Will you for gosh sake,
Elizabeth Bryne, get cut of my bed and let
me go to sleep - before forget I'm SOL
dier and hug you?" OSCAR SehlsGAu
Evening star., 1943-08-22
y. p. C.

those handy-Andy Americans who would
rather take things apart than eat. A year
ago he was sergeant, and it was his work
under fire which won him his commission.
But he didn't want to talk about that.
To these men, such things as fighting off
bombers are just part of the job. The dra-
matte bits of faction" that they remember
are the times when tank motor was
changed in Is minutes fiat, or when stub
born short circuit was fixed quick.
For they know - as thousands OF their
brother maintenance men know - that the
all-important thing is to keep 'em rolling.
And that is what the grease-monkey COM
mandos are doing, better than any other
outfit in this war
The End
Evening star., 1943-08-22

something and didn't know what" Amy
Miller had said ITO hit back, suppose.
Yes that was it - to hit back for Eddie.
So went into the Wac. l wanted to take
Eddie's place as best could. He'd been
lieutenant; so wanted to be lieutenant.
1t may sound silly, but i but nothing
seemed more important than taking over
Eddie's bars and carrying on. -" Officer
Candidate Miller had lifted her eyes to
Elizabeth's face, and suddenly she'd been
abashed. She'd risen, punched her pillow
smooth. "Oh, I'm talking like fool! Let's
get to Sleep
ELIZABETH BRYNE stared at the empty
bed. She felt limp and hopeless. Even if
you weren't sentimentalist, it was pretty
hard to see a woman throw away the thing
she wanted so desperately. She remembered
how Amy Miller had worked during Basic
Training. There had been grim, stubborn
manner in everything she did, and she'd
never spared herself Not once, you would
have sworn, had her eyes swerved from the
gold shoulder bars. In the end she'd made
OCS, all right. They'd sent her to Officer
Candidates School straight from Basic.
Judging by the way she worked through the
six weeks, you couldn't doubt she'd get her
commission - until today.
But today was different. Today was black.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
TEN MINUTES TO Go!

For just year ago today, Miller's son
Eddie had got it in the Solomons.
Amy Miller had wanted to be alone after
Retreat. She'd gone off to town - nobody
knew where - as man in torment might
go off for lonely drink. And because of the
look in her eyes, the Others hadn't tried
to interfere.
Elizabeth Bryne lifted her watch to the
faint light that flowed through window.
1t was 1O:43. In two minutes Charge OF
Quarters would be in for bed check. In two
minutes Amy Miller would lose all hope of a
commission. A queer little sound, harsh and
reckless, broke from Elizabeth Bryne. She
swung out of her bed. She fattened her
blankets and stepped across the aisle to
Miller's bed.
SHE got in and pulled the blankets up
over her head.
So what? she thought. So I'm fool.
They'll clip the OCS off my sleepes and I'H
be mashed ont, or after a while TH salute
the bars on Amy's shoulders. 1t was crazy
thing to do. She started to rise; there was
still time to go back. She had brief but
stabbing memory of the letter she'd sent
Evening star., 1943-08-22

hundred Ia heavy tank consists of IS 600
parts, all of which good maintenance man
knows on sight - are laid out on the
ground like gigantic metal jigsaw puzzles,
ready to be pieced together. But even these
shops are 50 arranged that they can be dis
mantled and moved on "a hours notice.
How They're Trained
WHETHER they are fixing tank on the
spot or behind the lines, it is the natural
aptitude of these typical Americans. plus
an intensive and specialized course at the
Armored Force School at Fort Knox, Ken
lucky, which is giving our side an ncreas-
ingly big advantage in this mechanized war.
The course is a tough one involving more
than an elementary knowledge of l3 differ
Evening star., 1943-08-22

She'll be mashed ont for this, she thought
Miller, Of all people. We Were crazy to let her
60 alone.
Officer Candidate Bryne bit into her lip.
She glanced toward the squadron door over
a line of beds filled with sleeping women.
There wasn't any sense in trying to shrug
this off. 1t hurt too deep to know that in
ten minutes - after 1O:45 bed check -
Officer Candidate Amy Miller would be
officially AWOL; would have thrown away
her chance of winning bars. 1t made you
want to get up and kick something.
In the case of Amy Miller, Elizabeth
knew, becoming an officer wasn't merely
matter of promotion. She remembered the
night during Basic Training when she and
Evening star., 1943-08-22

home a few weeks ago.
1t had been a jubilant
letter, telling them
that in six weeks she'd
be a lieutenant, and
they could come to her
graduation to pin on
her bars. How could
she ever explain being
washed out?
But she saw Amy
Miller's small face,
desperate in its inten-
sity. She could hear
Amy Miller saying,
" nothing seemed
more important than
taking over Eddie's
bars and carrying on"
Amy was forty-four.
There'd never be an
other chance for her.
Elizabeth Bryne
pulled the blankets
Evening star., 1943-08-22

for it. They had been
trained with rifles as
we'll as with lubricating
guns. They are still
doing their double
job as their travelling
shops push toward
Berlin and Toxic.
Of course, not all
tank repair work is
done 50 close to the
firing line. If a tank is
too badly damaged,
they tow it back to a.
stationary repair base
from two to five miles
behind the front.
There, under blackout
tents, charcoal l-burn-
ing forges glow bright
ly, and hammers re-
shape the battered
steel. Tank parts by the
Evening star., 1943-08-22
And after that Amy Miller
would be AWOL! Here's
a tense story Of the Wacs

Ar 1926 (22.35) Officer
ACandidate Elizabeth
Bryne sat up again and
looked at the empty bed
across the aisle and did her
best not to groan.
Evening star., 1943-08-22

uuilS uicIIidiliCn oul
of order. He didn't
havemuch to say about
adventures at the front
- though he was in
the thick of plenty of
them - but he practi-
cally bubbled over with
enthusiasm when he
was telling intimate
stories of the care and
treatment of tanks.
Back Hoxue
MASTER SERGEANT
Seastrom is back in
this country now, serv-
ing as an instructor at
the Aberdeen Proving
Grounds in Maryland.
Captain Eugene
Boesch, also at Aber-
deem, is another one of
Evening star., 1943-08-22

ent trades. But for most of the men who
take it, it is an opportunity to fight the war
in a way that fits right into their grooves.
l have just been talking with some of
these men who fought in the Mediterranean.
Master Sergeant George Seastrom. gray
haired, tall, his palms callused from 20 years
of wrench-wielding for the Army tanks
Corps, is one of those Americans who just
can't keep his hands still when he sees any
Evening star., 1943-08-22

Germans were at rehabilitating ours. The
salvaging of mechanical casualties with al
most assembly-line precision severely upset
German calculations.
The situation grew so serious for the Ger
mans that Rommel, himself, singled out
American repair crews for special attention.
He ordered squadrons of dive-bombing
planes to make special efforts to stnsfe the
grease monkeys But our boys were ready
Evening star., 1943-08-22

Miller had sat together
in pajamas, talking.
Miller had looked down
into her lap and whis-
pered:
You're in for the
adventure of it, Bryne,
and that's all right.
With me - well, it's a
little different. I'm
forty-four. l either get
my bars now or not at
all. It's a different feel
ing, enlisting at forty
four"
What made you do
it?"
Its hard to say.
My son Eddie's being
killed in the Solomons,
/ guess"
Elizabeth hadn't
known how to answer.
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Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
Union Grove

BY l.. CARMICHAEL

Bluff City Church services
were held at the regular hours
Sunday, Rev. Russey, pastor.
Everyone enjoyed the wonderful
messages he gave.
The local school is making a
special contribution to the war
effort in buying war stamps.
Leaders in the school quartetts
are Freddy Gulley, Luell Purifoy
and Everlyn Nixon. You are in
vited to come and hear them on
Friday afternoons.
The All Club met last week
with Mrs. Nathan Jefferson, pres
ident. Plans We're rounded out for
spring work and { community
garden planned. The / II. A. will
meet on February 16, with good
program planned. An entertain
ment will be held Saturday night
with money used for playground
equipment. The public is invited
to attend.
Miss Queen Taylor was week
end guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ellis Ingram. We are
glad to have Mrs. Blanche Gills
M. Jefferson off the sick list. Al
so Sue Ettesia Hughes.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
|CrOssett
BY WILLIE J. STITT

BY WILLIE J. STITT
Mrs. Exile D. Gillian Of Strong
was at the bidside of her sister
Mrs. Vallee Gillian, who is re-
! ported very Ill Cleonia Grit
fin is in the hospital. She has I'M
dergone an operation and is very
much improved Guests last
week included: Sgt. Clarence J.
Jackson Of TT. Knox, Ky; Sgt.
A. P. Clark of Fl. Sill, Okla. /;
Pvt. Willie Hawkin of Wyoming,
Pvt. William Gillian OF Camp
Robinson; and several others . II.
Jesse Lee Radford Is making his
home with his father, Rev. Rad
ford Mrs. Freddie Murphy is
In Monroe, La, to await the mar
riage of her sister, Miss Hattie
Mae Murphy, of Bastrop. La. to
David Pryor, of Huttig. They will
marry In Monroe Sunday and are
expecting to make their home in
Los Angeles, Calf.
The Zion A. M. r. Church was
honored with three Quartettes
Sunday: The Gospel Five OF War
ren, The Crossett Quartette and
The Famous Singers of Marouge.
La. The churches and schools
are celebrating Negro History
Week Due to the Illness OF
School news We're omitted.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
Cross Road
By HATTIE (THOMPSON

PINEY GROVE Sunday School
was we'll attended with Miss Opal
Outsey discussing the lesson
bsiefly.
PERSONALS Impsoving
are Mrs. l.. M. Greene and A.
Heron who have been i'll for
some time. Doris Nixon is home
after being confined to a hospital
at Hope O. w. Warren and
Ozeal Thompson visited A. Her
ron Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. J.
l.. Young and Mr., and Mrs. w. B.
Young were guests of Mrs. Rho
berta Dunbar during the week
end . Mrs. Hettie Warren, Mrs.
Katie Holmes and grandchildren
spent Sunday with Mrs. Ida E.
Thompson Mrs Mable Cham
bers of Hope and Miss Charity
Thompson were home last week
end On business in Lewis
vile and Stamps were Mr.. and
Mrs. r. ]. Williams Mr.. and
Mrs. Aubrey Kitchen attended
the birthday party at the home
of Mrs. Dunbar Saturday fol
Mrs. Dhnbar's brother, Herbert
Taylor. Other visitors included ]
A. Watson, Velma, Teresa and A
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12

odist Church is launching a major
financial drive for the Trustees
Treasurer on Sunday and plan to
make it the largest of the sea-
son. They will also sponsor a
race-relation program on Sunday
night i. Prayer Band No. 3 met
at the home of Mrs. Gladys Gil
more on Wednesday night and
was well attended Rev. and
Mrs. McGhee entertained their
daughter, Cleo, and little daugh-
ter, Lennell, last weekend
Mrs. Perlie Wiley visited her mo-
Their, Mrs. Carrie Benton of Gold
Creek, who is i'll Mrs. Ada
Allen, Mrs. Fannie Gilbert and
Mrs. VERONA Brown are reported
Ill j.. Mrs. Gladys Gilmore and
Mrs. Perlie Wiley spent Sunday
in Blackwell.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
NicGehee News
ByTOM JONES

Mrs. Blanche jackson has re.
turned from Eudora where she was
guest of her son, Joseph Franklin
Miss Bertha Mccullough has as
guest her neiee, Miss Mehle MeCul
Tough of Dumas. Sidney Miller
from Kansas epent several days
visiting his wife. Mrs. Julia Gyson
was a business visitor in Mentleel-
70. Mrs. Berniee Leopold left We'd
for Kansas to he guest of her hts
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Ruehentitzhu-
gh spent the weekend here visit
ing friends. Forrest Pitman of Lit
lie Rock who has been visiting his
sister. Mrs. Dorthula johnson LETT
Thursday for Okland, California.
Mrs. Sally Molten returned home
Monday from Chicago where size
was guest of her daughter, JIM
mic Lee. The your,ger set enjoy
ed a gala party at the City Hotel
Friday night. Pvt. Robert Wash
ington, ron Of Mrs. Laura Garris-
on is visiting from his Texas
Camp and is also guest of his
wife Mrs. IAnnic Washington. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Washington
were Dermott visitors Sunday at
the home Of = sister. Cpl. Geo,
Exell, nephew Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Willis Parker, stationed a TT.
Clark. Texas has been promoted
to Sergeant. Pvt. J. r. Oats,
son Of Mrs. Lora Oats Of Detroit
and Mrs. Arzora Mitchell Of Elaine
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sim
on Ellis Monday. FROM THE
CHURCHES: Guest speaker at
the Evening Star Baptist Church
Sunday was Rev. Reuben Fitz-
hugh Of Little Rock. Receiving 'V's
in the Victory Drive were Rev.
w. c. Campbell. pastor, s. Hard
in and Miss Willie Powell.
The Usher Board met Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Rosie Wilson,
president and Mrs. Albert Perry.
secretary. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fills entertained the Silver Rose
|, nd -Four Notes Quartettes en-
Thursday, with Mrs. Bertha Ellis
manager Of the -Four Notes and
Simon Ellis manager CT the Silver
Rose. Entertaining the group last
week were Mr.. anw Mrs. Spenser
Model Sunday s.
Was conducted at Antioch Baptist
Church and morning sermon was
by Rev. |. Reed. A number
Of Visitors were present from Der
mott. Rev. A. II. Newman, pastor
brought the evening message Mrs
Essie Lee Hale, secretary announc
Cd the financial report us sl0.55. |
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
Conway News
BY MRS. ODESSA BYNUM
ga Cemetery st.

Mr.. and Mrs Willie Jones. St,
entertained their son, Willie, Jr.,
with birthday party on his sew
enth birthday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Homer d. Adams on
Sunday afternoon, with Ronnie
Owens, Jerry Perry, Selesta Gate
wood, Jr., Anied Steed Belle,
Bobbie Starks and others aiding
in the celebration, enjoying
games and served cake and pueh
Mr.. Effert Cox was guest Of
his sister and visited the Walker
and Adams families while here.
He lives at Keo Circle No. 3
of w. B. Church is sponsoring a
Valentine Post Office Saturday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. M. p.
Hutchinson of Greenbrier visited
Mrs. Anabell Smith and family
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Isa-
belle Harris was also guest OF
Mrs. Smith on Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Conley
celebrated their 45th wedding an
niversary on Saturday evening
mediate family and large group
of friends DR.. r. p. Cum
mings is able TO be out and going
about his practice again Miss
Hazel McFarlin entertained her
boy friend, Luther Howard, with
party on his leave for the army
Friday night Ebenezer Meth
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
DermOtt News
LILLE NJ. WIMBERLY


Presiding Elder w. Il. Esk,
ridge held his First Quarterly
Conference at the Holland Chapel
Church last Sunday The Hol-
land Chapel Choir holds its week
ly practice at the home of Mrs.
Josephine Armstrong each week
The Sunday School spirit
was high at Ash Street Baptist
Church Sunday with an attend
ance of so. The Mems Bible
Glass took the banner reporting
$500. At total of s11.00 was
raised.
Through a recent communiea-
ton we learned that Pvt, G.. Seal
of Bartelville, Okla, Pvt. Charles
w. Jackson Of Brandon. Miss,
and Pvt. Robert ]. White. Nc
Call Creek. Miss. stationed with
the 247th @. NJ, Bn jefferson
Branch, New Orleans, La, have
been led to believe the STORY of
the Cross" from the teaching of
Pvt, Johnnie Grandson and a
great baptizing was held at the
camp last Sunday Pvt. Grandi-
son is member of the Ash Street
Baptist Church and sends hello to
the members and many friends
Mrs. Johnnie George Of San
Diego, Calf. was house guest OF
Mrs. Beulah Riley last week
Mrs. Ruby Smith. of Little Rock.
has been visiting relatives here
. Little Juanita Green is re-
ported improving after an opera
ton Mrs. Otis Green of Tulsa
Is visiting her mother-in-law.
Mrs. Bette Turner Mrs.
Freddie Jenkins employed in st.
Louis is here Mr.. Harry
Washington of Sunshine was visit
ing and is father OF Mrs. r. c.
Beans and Booker r. Washington
of West Iowa Street Homer
Myles, Jr.. left t. resume studies
at Morehouse Alfonz Moses
left to join the armed forces
Mrs. Burnice Scott of Little Rock
was here last week Mrs. Lii
lie NJ. Robinson Williams spent
the weekend at home Eddie
Moore is home having been en-
ployed in Little Rock Miss
B. l.. Brooks Of Wilmot visited
here Mrs. Beulah Riley visit
ed in Monticello See Miss
Mary McNeely for WAC enlist
ment Mrs. Alma Johnson,
Greenville, was a weekend visi-
tor Mrs. Cleophas Grasper
attended the funeral of her bro
ther-in-law in McGehee Mrs.
Hattie Daniels Germon, of Michi-
gan, is visiting here Sgt. C.
w, Dung and Mack Holmes are
here.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
Don't forget We are looking
for you Saturday night.
Mennee
BY r. w. JAMESON


COMMUNITY NOTES: Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander and daughter are
up again after a brief illness !.
Pastor Hollis on his return trip
from Hot Springs where he took
his vacation was deprived of his
luggage through mistake by the
conductor Of a MOP bus. He is
Just out from a recent illness :.
Mr.. Wilton Woodland is reported
i'll Voncile Oliver who has
been out of school because of a
bruised knee is back In school
Mrs. Lille Mcdaniel is back
home after spending some time
in Little Rock with her daughter.
Mrs. Gladys Dukes Mr.. o. H.
Winston is remod eling his home
Former residents visiting
here are s. A. Greenlaw, w. S.
Mcdaniel, Bruce Williamson,
George Jackson, Lue Ellis Jami-
son, James McDaniels and wife
Lit. Thos. j. Blackmon sur
prised his bride of a few months
when he made weekend visit
here.
Arkansas State press., 1943-02-12
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