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Anttsepttc Or Red Mouth
Wash.
DENTAL NEEDS

Pebsce Teeth Paste. double size,
Sc
Lsterins Tssth fAste, +0c size,
Sc
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DR.. Vests vray, SOC size plus
trial siss, beth fer---39c
DR.. Vests Waterproofed Tooth
Brushes, natural brb4les- --25c
Fepsodent Teeth FAste,
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Fsbeco Teeth Powder, 25c size,
21c
Celsates Dental Cream, giant
me
Ipana Teeth Paste, SOC size, 3Sc
TEX Teeth Brushes --a3c
Pepsodent 5e-tuft Tooth
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Roi RsyaIe Shaving Lotion,
Mennen's Shave Cream. Soc
Blade Master Rasor Blade
ShAfpenef $l.Z3
American Lilac Shave Lotien. 8
OF. Reg. 47c---3 Sc
Pa1molive Brushes Shave
Cream. 5 OF. jars--3Sc
Seaforth Shave Lotion --a31.ee
Giant Styptic Pencils -----1oc
Gem Razor Blades ---5 for 23c
Gillette Razor Blades s for 25c
Ever-Ready Shaving Brushes,
sec
Pelham Double Edge Blades,
20 for 25c
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Regular $500 Du
Barry Face Powder
Choice of shades,
PLUS a bottle of Foun-
dalton Lotion. Both
for only $500.
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"TATTOO"
LEG MAKEUP
*$l.0O

Smooth, filmy leg makeup.
Gives legs . beautiful sun-tan
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and economical for Summer
wear 49,.
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Kann's u Luxe Powder
Mitts a.; Refillabls pow.
der mitts IN pink. blue.
maize or white! Complies
with <-oz. OF Apple Blos-
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Luxor Bath Soap Box
of 4 giant cakes! Luxor'S
sweet-smelling bath soap.
Choice of Apple Blossom,
G. T d enia, Pine and
American *Cl m
Beauty ~ Il sVV
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Penelope the Pig Contains
famous LACross Nail Polish
(choice Of shades Basecoat and
Polish Remover =. All for only
q, $1.25. A grand City idea.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-08
"Zivot We francouzskem meste
obsazenem NSmci.

Bern, Svycarkso, (ONA) :
Curyssky list "Neue Zurcher
Zeitung' ma velmi ~zajfmavou
zpravu z Vichy datovanou rs.
prosince O nynejsfm zivote We
meste obsazenem N6mci.
1 v tech nejlepsfch hotelfch,
pfse zpravodaj, jsou odstrane-
ny koberce. Podlahy jsou spi-
nave a nelesten6 pon6vadz ne
nj vosk. Steny a podlahy jsou
popraskane protoze Sc netopi.
Vsechny hotely byly zabrany a
slouzf "a bydliste nemeckym
1redn1k1 a drednfkG vlady We
Vichy. Caste celia ctyfclenna
rodina zije v jednom pokoji.
Dovedete 81 tud1z pTedstaviti
jak vyhlfzf nabytek, protoze
pradlo Sc must pratt i susiti We
stejnem pokoji. Ale i pr nej-
peclivejsfm cistenf koSile "a
stanou spinav6, ponevadz myd-
10 bylo nahrazeno jakousi po-
dezfele vyhlfzejfcf nahrazkou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-08
Ostrov "a cigarety.

Kapitan Charles Nissen, jenz
bojuje S nas1 armadou ma jiz-
MIN Pacifiku, nemGze Sc roz-
mysliti, jestli tam pc valce III
stane anebo sc vratf do sveho
domova v Oklahoma City. Kou-
pill 81 tam Cd naceln1ka domo-
rodcG cely ostrov "a cigarety a
T1ka, re sc mu tam velice lib.
Jsou tam krasne kokosove "a
brady a vGbec pekne krajiny a
naceln1k byl tax pozorny, re
dokonce nechal ma bfehu ne
kolik cernych krasavic, ably
nebyl dpln6 bez lidske spolec-
nosti. Ostrov je dive mile dlou-
ny a mill siroky a kapitan dial
"a n6j cigarety, ktere jej staly
II cent?. Takovou pozemko-
YOU laci by jiste v cele Oklaho-
me nenalezl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-08
Padelane odberni listky trap1
hence.

Washington, "a. pros. (ONA).
Padelane odbern1 l1stky ma
RUNE potreby a potraviny, sha
zovane spojeneckymi letadly
mad Nemeckem p1sobf nemec-
kym 1TadGm velke starosti. Ne
mecky tisk-podle sdelen1 Of
flee of War Information - u
verejnuje vystrahy re osoby
pouzfvajfcf padelan6 odb6rnf
l1stky ma obleky, budou povazo-
vany "a "nepratele statu''. W.
straha dodava, re nepr1tel Sc
pokous1 rusiti nemecke hospO-
darstvf shazovan1m odbern1ch
I1stk1 ma textiln1 vyrobky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-08
Habsburkove vstoupily do ar
mady Spojenych StatG.

Felix a Karl Habsburkove,
bladsf bratfi Otty, napadnfka
neexistujfcfho rakouskeho tr1-
nu, dobrovolne vstoupili do ar
mady Spojenych Stat1. Pc "a
kladnfm vycviku v Camp Lee,
Va, ocekava Sc, re budou vTa-
zeni do ''rakouskeho praporu",
ktery je sbfran Ottou, ackoli
bylo prot tomu podano plno
protestI Sc vsech stran.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-08

XII kovaT, vystihnuv, re Abra-
ham nese neco ziveho.
Gale docela mic, jenom asi
tTi jehnecf kGzky cd trebesov-
skeho ovcaka," vykladal Abra-
ham prot dorazejfc1mu nan
psu, ohan6je Sc hol1 a Dire uni
taj1c1 Sc pytel.
"Jdes lezte!" okTikl kovaT
Sverina a Duchac bezel k A
hrahamovi a jail Sc pytel oma-
kavat.
Gale vzdyt ii v mem prska
kocka!" povfdal.
"A kde by Sc tam vzala?"
hail Sc a vymlouval to Abra-
ham.
Duchac zatim pytel jiz roz-
vazal a z toho vyskocil kova-
IGv cerny kocour, Ia nimz sc
rozezleny pes sverin lined pu-
still.
INC Wis, ty, Abrahame, kdyz
ii jde O n6jakou kocicf kGzi, te-
dy 81 il nekde kup, ale mne
kocky nechod krast a vykladat
mn6 pri tom O novem pluhu,"
zlobn6 rozhorlil Sc vidoucf to
kOvaT.
Ucedn1k Karel spata chtel
Sc pTTiznati, re Abraham "a mic
nemuze. ale slySe, jak sc mis-
trovi HAS zlostf chveje, skrcll
Sc u m6chu a mlcel.
ga, pane mistr,jak jest Buh
made mnou -" jail Sc omlou-
vat Abraham.
"Jiz mic a tahni pc svych a
v6z, re name pTi stavenf W.
horn6ho hlidace," odbyval no
kovar. "To isl u mas kale ne
pochodil, proto on ma tebe Sve-
rim tax divoce dorazel ="
Abraham chtel jeste neco RI
ci, ale kovaT mavl rukou, ably
Sc dale nemeSkal.
"Je to ale sibal sibalska,"
odlehcil 81 potion V kovarne a
vSechen domrzen, re sc cd A
brahama dial tax balamutit a
on zatim chtel mu odnest ko-
coura, mlcky zacal znovu busit
a Lazara ami Duchace vice 81
nevsimal. "Blazny Dude 81 re
mne tropit?" hucel sam do Sc
be.
Lazar s Duchacem odeSli a
kovaT S ucednfkem V kovarne
osam6li.
"Prosim vas, pantatfnku,"
pc chvili spustil Karel suata.
"Copak?"
"Pros1m vas, nezlobte SCI"
"Procpak?"
"Abrahamovi kocoura do
pyle vstrcil jsem ja," pfiznal
Sc.
"Hrom t6 pc poll hon, proc
pax isl takovou nezbednost de-
lal?" zabouTil kovaT a chopil
Sc perlfku, jakoby chtel uced-
nikOvi hlavu rOzrazit.
"Chtel jsem Sc presvedcit,
jestli Rver1n nekoho S nasf vecf
z kovarny pustf," jail Sc vykla-
dati ucedn1k.
Kovar dial Sc do hlasiteho
sm1chu.
Gale jaka jenom mrzutost z
toho mohla byt," rekl pc chvf-
Ii. ga myslil, re Abraham
chytiI 81 kocoura sam. At mne
vfcekrate V kovarne takove
ctveractv1 neprovadfs!" prfsne
ucednlkovi nakazoval. "Ne-
DO --"
"To ted Abraham sc zele-
zem nepfijde," pc chvfli pro-
hodil Karel spata. Dude mi
ii strach -"
"Kdopak vi, je-li to S tim no.
wynn pluhem vGbec pravda,"
mlnil kovar.
"Vfte, pantat1nku, mohl bych
Sc tam do tech Rybitev j1t S
Pepkem Duchacovym podfvat"
Tekl ucednfk.
"To byste mohli, abychom
spolehlive zvedeli, CO je ma Ii
dovych novinach pravdy," SOU
hlasil kovar. "Ale d6lal-li 81
re mne S tim novym pluhem
blazny, potion at Sc Rikovu ma
padesat mil vyhne --"
ga ma vecer S Pepkem pro-
mluvfm," nabfzel Sc ucednfk.
A stale Sc.
Casn6 z rama ma druhy den,
ma nejz starry Lazar proroko-
val dest, jest6 Ia sera kraceli
cd Rfkova k Josefovu diva mia
df chodci, Josef Duchac, sell
sky synek a dedic nejvetsfho
statku ma vsi a kovaTGv uced-
nix Karel spata. Ucedn1k We
filci ma zadech nesl cely boch-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-08

IL pOradne pfacOVat, dOdaval
Duchac. "Tuze bych byl rad,
kdyby Sc nam tim novym plu-
hem pfi oran1 trochu ulehcilo."
Mlady sedlak vzpomfnal,
jak 81 to pc prve povesil sandu
S hakem ma ramona, jak sc cho
pill klec1, jak kone skubli a on
zacal orati We SVEN zivote prv-
nj brazdu a jak jiz "a pd1l no
diny byl tim unaven, utahan.
PAX Sc vice nikdy nedivil. re
mnohy orac dava Sc pri tax OBJ
t1znem die do klenf a spfla-
nj, re nadava dobytku, hospo-
dafi, pan1m a ma konec i svym
rodicGm a stvoriteli, kdyz ma
kazdorocne dvakrate kolik ne
del tax tezkou praci konati. K
zastavanf jejimu bylo treba We
like odevzdanosti a vedomf, re
konan1m jejfm dobyva Sc 1.-Two
bytf, chlebicek -"
V hovoru a myslenkach do
sli mladenci do vsi, jiz Jim Tito
plej1c1 zena ukazala jake Ry-
bitvy. Byla to krajska, boha-
ia dedina, O n1zkych, slamou
krytych stavenfch.
"A re jsaou tady jenom sa-
me takove baracky a prece ko-
lem jsou takova pozehnana DO
le," v ddivu prohodil Karel
spata, zvykly ma rozsahle, rou-
bene, pavlacf a lomenic pine
podhorske vystavnosti.
"Tady sedlaci nemajf kazdJ
pc mnoha korcfch lesa jake u
mas pfi horach," pokracoval
Duchac. "Zde je drfvf wac
nejsf, kdyz pole stedre rodf.
Tady drevo sotva staci ma to-
pivo. Vidfs, co mali pc lukach
vrb, topolic, klend a pfi vodach
Kdyz v Rybitvech potkali
prvniho muze, Duchac no "a
stavil.
"Prosfm vas, pantato, kde
pax tady zGstava nejaky We
verka?" ptal Sc no.
"Veverka?" opakoval taxa
ny. "Oni jsou v Rybitvech We
verkove diva. Jsou to bratran-
CT. Jeden je sedlak, to je Franc,
a druhy je kovar. to je Vencl.
Ktereho pax hledate?"
"Chteli bychom mluvit S tim,
co udelal novy pluh," sdelil
mu spata.
"To je Franc" vykladal pan
tata. Gale Vencl to ted v ko-
varne vyrabf. Protoze je pole
dine, tax no v kovarne nenajde-
tie. Bude on sedet u kmotra
Puhlovskeho."
"A kde toho najdeme?" ia
zal Sc Duchac.
"Toho najdete cely den v no.
|spode," ochotne v%ysvetloval
pantata. "Puhlovsky je SEN
kyr. Proto je kmotrem pull
dedine. A Vencl, jake kovaf
Veverka, kdyz must cele pull
dine staff u ohne, rad 81 "a tep-
leho dine jake je dneska zajde
k poledn1mu k nemu ma posil-
nenou, ma zavdanou, ma mazak
plVa --"
"To Sc nam prave hodi," "a
radoval Sc Duchac. "My pc &C.
ste take potrebujeme posilne-
nou a name z1zen -"
"A odkud pax jste?" vyzvf-
dial pantata.
God Jaromere!" sdelil mu
Karel Spata.
"To je "a Hradcem az ne
kde pTi horach," povfdal pan
tata. "To mne mohlo hned ma
padnout, re jste z daleka, kdyz
81 nesete boz1 dar S sebou. A
to jste Ia dnesek az sem cd vas
dorazili?" ptal Sc jeste.
"Vysli jsem jeste "a tiny =
"A chcete poznat ruchadlo! =
hadal pantata.
Mladenci nan tazave pohle.
deli.
"Ten novy pluh bychom ra-
di videli," pronesl Duchac.
"No, ruchadlo," opakoval
pantata. "On YAM no Vencl
rad ukaze. My tady siroko da.
leko creme vsichni jiz jenom
ruchadlem. TAX S Panem 30
hem" pozdravil je a sci pc
SVEN.
Mladenci hospodu brzy ma.
sli. Lehounce vanouci veterek
pohraval 81 Sc strechy jejf ma
bidle visfcim svazkem dlou-
hych hoblin. Stala pri ceste a
cello JEFF melo ctyri okna, bylo
napadne sirsf neil ostatnf pTf-
bytky, majicf mnohem mensi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-01-08

w J1AOy q SPdCI1l CdIu u SCOlu
sedeti umouneneho muze s pie
chacem pred sebou, jak O ne
Gem svetnicf pfechazajfcfmu
senkyTi vyklada.
"To je kovar!" povfdal Du-
chacovi.
"Vencl Veverka," usoudil
tento.
"A re Sc proto mrzfs!" bylo
slyseti mirnejsf, kovare CHA
cholic1 HAS senkyf1v.
"Jakpak bych Sc nemrzel!
Da 81 takovy Kainz z Choltic
cd nekoho povedet O nasem ru-
chadle a pax do sveta roztru-
buje, re pry je vymyslil on, ne
jaky p1sar, ktery ma svete mic
jineho nevf, neil kterym kon-
Gem pera Sc pfse, re broken a
ne pfrkem -"
Mladenci, vyslechnuvse ten
to posudek, vesli do hospody.
Drive jeste, neil mohli sami
pozdravit, vlfdne pTivltal je OBJ
tloustly senkyr, vyholene, buc-
late tvafe a dlouhych, az ma
ramena spadajfcfch mu prose
divelych parysk1. Oden byl
jenom v kosili z bileho platna
a v manzestrove spodky. Ma
nohach mel trepky Sc dfevenou
podrazkou.
"V1tam vas --"
"Pochvalen bud," prone
sli pf1chozf.
Karel spata Sc zajmem hle-
del ma kovafe, ktery z plecha-
&c prave 81 prihybal a Ducha6
vyhl1zel m1sto, kan by Sc usa-
dill.
"Mohli bychom dostat MAJ
piva?" otazal sc pr tom SEN
kyTe.
"U mas je ted pivo k dostani
pofad, jake We meste," small sc
senkyf. "Co name tady to ru-
chadlo" - dodal, patrne, ably
kovaTi zalichotil.
"VSak my jsme sc sem pTisli
ma ne schvalne pod1vat," pro-
nesl Duchac.
ia jsem kovarsky!" zaho-
nosil sc Karel Spata.
Vaclav Veverka, kovar v
Rybitvech a nynf vyrobce ru-
chadel, zpravami temi mile u
lspokojen, pohodil hlavou.
"Tak ST pojdte tuhle Ike mne
prisednout!" pozval pr1chozf.
"a odkud pak?" tazal Sc jich.
Mladenci povedeli.
"To je prece odtad mil" =
jail Sc kovaT hadati.
c vice nez pet", povfdal
mu Duchac.
"a mluvf Sc u vas, re jake
Sc jedna O veverce?" vyrazilo
z kovaTe.
"Ano, slyseli jsme, re novy
pluh vymyslil jisty Veverka.'
"To byl Franc, mil bratra-
nec," vykladal kovar. "a ia
Ijsem druhy Veverka, CO ted ru
chadla vyrabf," sebevedome u
Ideril Sc do prsou a pax 81 notne
pfihnul. "A povlda Sc u vas,
re jsme jake my, Veverkove
ruchadlo uvedli do polf a ne
zadny --"
Tu rozhorlene mavl rukou.
"Jenom o Veverkovi Sc mlu-
W." svedcili mladenci.
"Az "a JaromeT1?" vyptava]
Sc kovaf.
"Skoro u Nachoda -"
"Tak slysis, Vencl, re to S
tim Kainzem je jenom nejaka
Ijalova chlouba mezi pany. Me
ri sedlaky vsude plati veverce''
pronesl senkyf, stave sneznou
penou pfekypuj1cf plechovy
mazak pred pr1choz1.
"Tak mne take jeste jeden
nasenkuJ!"' S pOteSenlm pOrOu-
eel 81 kovar, jejz 81 Karel Spa
ia Sc zboznou zvedavosti pro.
hl1zel.
Takoveho malinkeho kovaTe
jeste jakteziv nevidel. Jeho
mistr Exnar, mistr1v stryc
chvalkovsky kovar a skalickJ
kovar Kolfsko, to jsou vsechnc
obfi prot kovaTi rybitevskemu
ktery byl postavy spfse mems:
neil prostredni a byl hubeny
take z vyhrnutych rukavd Wy.
nikaj1cf ruce mel jenom jake
kosti kGz1 potazene. V oblice.
il byl vsak cerveny. Jen kvetl
A re tvarf vyhl1zely mu cerne,
vypoulene oci. Vlasy mel tina.
We, az ma remna splyvajfci a
mad celem mel je Poole rendli-
ku pTistfizene. Pred sebou me-
xyico4 EnHon0,, oL1oXo-
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-29
MCGEHEE
by Tom Jones

-. Van Robertson was guest of
his sister, Mrs. Hazel Kidd Of
West Helena Sunday. Mrs.
Rosia King is planning TO enter
the United Friends hospital
soon. Mrs. Bessie Tatum was a
business visitor in Pine Bluff.
Willie Bones, better known as
Brother" son of Zeb Bones Is
being cheerfully greeted by
friends, who are proud to see him
walking again. He resides in
Camden and for a long while was
confined to a wheel wagon. . /.
Mrs. Jeanett Wheelington is prais
ing friends for kindness shown
during her Illness. The No. |
Singing Choir met Friday and also
the Silver Rose quartette reports
a round attendance, with Mrs. f,
Whatley as hostess. The grouT
entertained at st. Peters AMF
church Sunday featuring a feast
of songs" The Lone Star
Singers will be programmed at
the church Sunday. The public
Is invited.
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-29

School

The Monitors Club met in
Miss wilson's room October IA,
The following officers were elect
ed: President -- Janice Wheeler,
Vice Pres. Helen Carrigan, Secre-
tary, Rachel Phillips, Reporter,
Christine Anthony. ther members
r Toni Daniels, James Sims,
Dolores Jenkins, 1vonne Beiggs,
Evelyn Vault, Doris Vault, Ser
etha Ball, Tolice Ball, w. L.
Johnson and Margaret Webb.
These monitors are doing a fine
job in carrying out their vari-
Gus duties.
The Patrol Squad has been or
gained since September. These
Buys deserve a lot of credit for
the Job they are doing so well.
The members are Otha Merit,
Captain, David Hines, LIST Lieut.
enant; Joseph Williams, End It,;
Wallace Woods, Ted Sparks, ].
B. Brown, Churby Clowers, Ches-
ter Millsap and Ned Ganaway
are members. Miss Rosa Wilson
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-29
Serving

Cpl. Eddie Gibson

From somewhere in North
Africa, Cpl. Eddie Gibson writes
pYnrnesinp his an.
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-29
Plummeryille
BY Curtis Hoover johnson

Supt. f.. d. Winston was in
charge of S S -. Rev. S. r.
Greer, pastor of Lane Chapel CINE
church held regular services
Sunday -. Mrs. +. Gillyard and
Mrs. M. Gillian were guests of
Mrs. Mary Payne Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Taylor r happy
parents Of a baby boy, born Octo-
Der % James Taylor of Lit
tie Rock was week end guest of
hrs wife, Mrs. Mary l.. Taylor.
-. Mrs. Rosia Lee Summers of
Little Rock and Mrs. Lou Lee Knox
of Morrilton were guests of their
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alley McDaniels, also Mrs.
Mary Jackson Of Morrilton
Robert Strickland of Little Rock
was week end guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Strick-
land Miss Dollar Johnson of
Muskogee and Miss Georgia John
son of Ohio attended funeral of
their sister, Mrs. Eva Wilson and
were accompanied by their sis
ter, Mrs. Tennie Johnson.
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-29
New Hope
by Alice Slime Knox

Supt. Charlie Thompson con.
ructed Church School at New
Hope Baptist Church with praise
services led by Deacon Parks
Rev. C. Field assisted in the ser
vices and sermon was delivered by
the State Missionary, Rev. +. A.
Donald. Following this spiritual
feast, Rev. James Higgins preach
ed the evening sermon Rev.
T. A. Anderson was pulpit guest.
Visitors included Mrs. Corona
White, Mrs. Mary Vample and
Farine McNeely. Collection was
$500 ... Mr.. and Mrs. B. V
Reese we're guests Of the Powel
family Sunday -. Mrs. Mar,
Vample Of Little Rock was week
end guest ref her sister, Mrs.
Pearl Knox Mrs. Fannie Nc
Nicely spent the week end with
her mother and sister.
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-29
Let us send HESITATE
PRESS to your friend in
Service for only 81 a yr.
BEAUTICIAN
WANTED!

Expert beautician wanted to
work in mOdernly equipped
shop, located near a leading
college. Good business, pleas
ant working environment.
1920 High ST., Little Rock
Call ID. G. Wade. Phone 2-9525
Adv.
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-29
PINE BLUFF

the Weatherford Grocery. better
known as 1.-THE Boys" for EN-
ploying Miss Doris Calhoun,
popular young lady of the city in
their establishment at 18th and
Missouri. Another move for
better racial relationship -. .
"The Boys" are readers of the
STATE PRESS also!. :. Rev, and
Mrs, J. Ii. Ellis. Mrs. r. L. Car
sody, Mrs. Louise Farmer motor
ed to the annual conference at
FIT. Smith. =. Mrs. Ella Stanton,
sister of Mrs. Emma Wilson, is
In the city for an indefinite stay,
Motoring to Moscow for n pleas
and day we're Mr., and Mrs. j,
Mrs. Emma Wilson.
Mrs, Ella Stanton, and Edmond
and Bonnie Jean, as guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Blackburn. -.
Mrs, laura Pleasant was a visitor
here Saturday Back From
Kansas City are Mrs. Julia Wot-
tely and son, Roy, who We're
guests of their husband and ia
Their, Pvt. Earnest Wately.
Cpl. Altus Williams with the
Air base at Washington, d.
c., is visiting his parents. Rev.
and Mrs. c. M. Hawkins, 1923
Virginia st.
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-29
by FRANCES SAMPSON
ALL

GOOD MORNING ALL i
wartime brings its restrictions
not only on matters military, but
it has brought ME grief this
morning. The 9S Cab Driver tells
ME "I1l try TO send somebody,
I'm going to breakfast" 1t is
needless to tell you that | am
plenty warm after an early
morning trek of twenty-five
blocks with no food and too brisk
a breeze whipping ME In the face.
I was to be called for at six
thirty, and waited until seven as
patiently as my mother could *
pect. Then when | called at the
cab office a smart cab driver lets
me in on the most important bus
mess on his program, BREAK
FAST. And, ladies and gentle
men, | have one hour to get this
on that train going Nawth." . d.
INCONVENIENCE while
make my heart get worse than
what the Army doctors diagnosed.
The garage man has my car, and
personally explains that NOW If
you don't want to wait. I'll just
put 1t back together and you may
take 1t wherever you please"
This Is wartime, and not so many
months ago, you could have your
car called for, gassed, washed and
creased, and back at your door
for your trip to the office, but,
Mama, what's wrong with the
folks during times like these.
A LONG CHAT with the Lions
Den chief of personnel, A. A.
Maaique. which lasted until two
thirty a. m, found US having
discussed and cussed everybody,
including things inanimate, such
Us baby diapers. We had an in
.ieresting time but 1t left me with
he last weeks check which | have
not yet received from the boss. |
ZONE, GONE. GONE.
ADDED TO MY MENAGERIE
is a cute little kitten, who sneak
ed In the door last night out of
a cold wind. He or she Give
been too sleepy this morning to
find out the gender) right flank
ed me on the pillow which my
mate sleeps on when at home and
a purr or snoring which
made me think about the sound
sleep of a broken gambler. War
time has me in bad shape. No
dog meat in cans Two dogs to
feed and now a cat. But, maybe
Dave Davis can take Trixie, MY
FOX TERRIER, back now that
there will soon be q mistress of
matrimonial ceremonies in his
bachelor apartment across from
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down our way

st. John. Hence Perry doubts
Dave can house Trixie, and be-
lieve him. for the OPA couldn't
do a thing there! Dave is a fine
fellow. veteran playboy, who
now can turn his cheeks rather
red when he becomes e~ngrossed
in a discussion running along the
theme Il have had my fun" If I
Just can hold on!
BORING, HUH? well, I just
feel that way this morning. This
evening | shall get my best
clothes and manners on for the
25th wedding anniversary of the
John Burkes at Forrest City.
This town, that is those who seek
social commence, wonder how
| fit into that kind of society.
Well, John Burke Is ian old
friend If | keep reading and
WRITING in the newspapers, |
will soon believe that I AM
Somebody, Will tell you all
about 1t next week, and the folks
who went from here. That will
be. | do promise you, VIEWS.
POSTWAR brought me some
good news this morning. Mazique
did hit me heavy but | can come
back tonight, If Dave says so,
Now, you mustn't know who Dave
Is that respect. Oh, the postman,
he brought me a check from my
boss, and Brother Bates, you
are on the BEAM with me. The
check has a note affixed thereto
which reads, This is little, but
its solid, you don't have to hold
your breath because ruber is ra-
toned" Thanks, boss!
TROUBLE again, and really,
this is the last time In this COL
umn at this writing that | shall
mention my personal woes. But.
around our office we have a full
staff which includes a handy
man. Now, John Ester is an
old-timer around here. He and
Dave played together. But, yes
terday DR.. r. r. Johnson sent
him with money for a G. O. D. I
sent my meager weekend earn
ings to the bank to beat a few
checks. John Ester at this writ
ing is AWOL and we have no in
telligence officer who can tell us
anything. except at his home,
where he should have been when
| called last night, he was still
OUT! The sassy folks on the
telephone! Get some courses on
MANNERS in the schools for
cultures safe, II not for my
nerves.
NOW ON SOME CONFIDEN-
TGAL INFORMATION and please
don't get angry. The WHITE