davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-08-29

a1ter AZ years
S ervice there,
died yesterday at
Arlington Hos
pital after an
illness of several
months.
Funeral serv-
ices will be held
at the Hines
funeral ON e ,
2901 Fourteenth
street NV, at
3 pm. tomorrow.
Burial will be in
r ock Gre e k
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-08-29
Concert at Blue Plains

Inmates Of the Home for the Aged
at Blue Plain were to be guests at
an open air concert by the Metropol-
itan Police Department Band un-
der the direction Of Capt. Charles
Benter, this afternoon.
Evening star., 1944-08-29
Army to Stort Sending
80 Million YuIe Packages

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-The Army
will start sending 10000 900 Christ
mas packages overseas next week on
completion of huge new post office
on the site of the former Madison
Square Garden Bowl.
Evening star., 1944-08-29
w. B. CroweII Dies;
Navy Legal Adviser

William Butterworth Crowen, SO,
Franklin Park, Va, who retired as a
legal adviser in the Navy Judge
Advocate Generals Office in June
Evening star., 1944-08-29

1898. He started as assistant to the
chief clerk.
Mr.. Crowell was a member Of the
Sons of the Revolution, Readers
Club, Ohio Society and Federal Club.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Will
liam B. Crowell, Franklin Park:
Seaman first class William A,
Crowell, Washington; a daughter,
Mrs. Lyman Goodin, Arlington, Va,
and three grandchildren.
Evening star., 1944-08-29
Smith

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1944-08-29
CurteIs
Continued From First Paee.)

future operation of international
cartels.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-09
r9er 9ruke San 1T tot!"
(6ortlebung bon Seite 5,

\OuL%ieRA1lb Uu1t Oetle y
l6ern Der @ellen an Der Sdiffstuano,
uno srauenbafte GtiIe berrIdte uber
Der 8eite oes O5eans; elm eigentii111-
li6es @rbIei6en Der Come un6 Ser
ounfeln Der 2uft tam oa5u.
80 einige Momente.
~0ann aber ging's pI0sli6 our6
8aiier lno Suit, ais Oh Elm eri6ut=
ternoer StoB iie betpeet bdtte, aus
ben Slefen branoete unto ral, Idte es
auf, in ben Bitten brauite es, sic
8aiier erflangen, l1nb nun - es mar
furdtbar an5ub0ren - fam ser STUFF
3urid iiber oas Meer: Ser groBe
Ban lit geitorben!' 4nfangs leiIe,
Damn lauter umo lauter, tpie bon tal=
ieno ebernen Stimmen 1no 5ulett
tpor es Elm ungebeurer, bener, i6red-
lider aufi6rei bon Der @roe gum
Simmel: Ser. eroBe @an iit geitor-
ben! - als Oh bie gan5e S60pfung
in tiefiten1 @ntieben i'm ousgeitoBen
bate.
,,l1no ais ser STUFF berbaut mar, er=
bob ii6 rinesum Elm erfdiittern6es
&lagen, Stobnen, Seufaen uno &e1-
5cn, tpie oer Sammer bon 3ebntall-
lenoeu an Dem Sterbelaeer eines &C.
liebten.
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uns IN Der geo6barfdaft mil Der 8ede
gseu BefeI in Delttidlano. Mebr
auslngen als gttnabmen; bic @riibe
berfoff; 5ubieI 8aiier; man fonnte
oos oieIe 8afier ri6t bestptueen. 6ier
fam es 10 ,tngefdbr Dor nit 3e6e
Nr. Is, uro 6a5u mar oas &oblen.
fI0b nidt gut, nod aud oas @ebtr.
ge. au9 9er. 12 bat ii6 to1m be.
aablt. go batte bic Mutter tpobl re6t
gebabt. ~-~
@Gbrenb Der 8ater CUR arbeit
ging NIT ietnem Sumeraoen SLEEPER,
iu6te er mir n1eine Iufguben auf5u.
geben, tpas id gu Salre gu trn bat"
te. 3uerit fir Die Mutter, Damn fiir
mid felbit in ben Bitdern.
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|uno gut uno balf ieiaen ainoern itrt-
sntet germ BET Der Sdllarbeit. CT
bate es eben ou6 10 gebabt. 9Is -.
iabrtger Singe mar er beim 56ul.
lebrer tn 8irte,t eeipeien; batte bort
arbeiten ,n0 lerne1 niiiien beim itren.
gen 2ebrer otter 3eit, 100 bic Suite
oft mebr tpuBte ols Der 2ebrer. Gu6
ionte i9 metrrer Sdapeiter MarD, Die
ihon Elm Sabr In 9euti6Gan6s 5du.
len etug, bebtlfItd iein, 10 8. g. I'M
8u6itdbieren uno 2eien III ibrer 2eie'
f!bel.
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"Du bait iest feline Sdule, 10 muBt
ou alles gu SauIe tr1n, pas bic Mut>
ter Dir faet. Damn ntnmit ou oein
2elebu6 uno i6reibit cine Gafel bon
ab; Damn bas &edenbud uno fdreibit
Die an6ere Seite pou 9fe6nungsauf<
gaben; 6ann orei 5eiten i'm 8u9e Iaut
leTen. &ate6ismus un6 8ibel eebe i6
nit allen ielbit our6 einigentale in Der
@ode uno Sonntaes. Die Mufgaben
ouf Ser Eafel tnuBt ou mir ieoen
stben& tpenn id bon Ser slrbeit 5uriid-
tomme, bor5eigen. sllio oes Moreens
cine Stl1noe uno oes 9ea61nittogs ei=
ne '5tunoe; oie Mfutter muB oarouf
ieben.'
Diri. Ser 8ater bate es seiagt
uno oas galt. Ct mar in ieinen jun
gen Mannesiabren itreng aber lieb
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SSsn ettpa SO Hro5ent Der gan5en
@elt miro eese1rtuartig @rieg eefiibrt.
geur neun aus 66 26nbern fi,to neu-
trol: 4rgentinien, 8ortugal, Spa-
MEN, bic Sdtpei5, S9tpe6en, SSSrlanb,
Die Eiirfei, glfebaniltan unb Sauoi
Irabien. IuBeroem blieben bonn
4riee beribont Ole Miniatl,ritaaten
guropas: Anoorra, 2ie9tenitein, 500.
naco, San Marino uno bic gatifon=
jta6t
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gaittiuoa, bea 9. Sebraar 1914

oes eebeintntsDoIlen @lagerllfes, u1o
es tparo tpie6er Gube. Das SegeI
lfaBte @ino utro oie Sabrt ging tuei.
ter. DieA 8etfenoen, tpeIde Bis gum
Sobe eribroden tparen, berubigten
tiid ta9 uno mad tpieoer. Qber eine
@rflarang fit oas gorgefonene fam
ben fie nibt. DAB et1pas Gur9fbares
Egeldeben Iein 1nuBte, oariiber mar
fem 3tpeifel. @er uber tpar Der gro
IBe 8an'? -
uSbne tpeiteren nnfan Iangten iie
IN llnteritalien uno ipdter in SION,
an. Sier fragten iie iofort r,od, mas
oenn fir ein beionoerer Eooesfon Elm.
getreten iei, aber es tpor ,ti9ts ser.
art borgefommen. 60 fam bic qe.
beimnisbolle &un6e, bon Der aIles
iprad}, Big gum &aiier Gtberius. 9ie-
ier lieB ben Sbamus felbit fommen
uno 8eri6t eritatten, rn6 Die @r3Gbs
lung bes Megppters, nod mebr ober
oeiien tiefite @rgriffenbeit tpegen oes
tuunoerbaren Borfaas tnadten iol6en
@inorud auf i'm, 6aB er iofort NaG.
fori6ungen anitellen lieb. Mber ettpas
8eitimmtes tpur6e ni6t ernittelt. @s
tpar unteroeilen eintge 3eit bergon-
gen nno Etberius mar gum CONNER
aufentbalt BEL Capri bel NeopeI ges
5ogen. 0a tpurbe ibm unter beri6ies
oenen Weloungen ieines yStattbalters
in 8alaitina audi bic iiberbra6t, oaB
Der ,&0nig ser SSSuoen', Seius bon
Na5oretb, 1T Seruialem btngeri6tet
Doroen lei; uno atpar an &reu5e. Ser
8eridt oes Bilatus ion in @iir3e iiber
oas 2eben, Die @unoer uno Defenders
ifber BEN 500 iid> ee6uBert baben.
0os Datum bes Eooestages itintmte
nit ienem Der tpunoerbaren &ufe un6
Der &lage bon @rbe unb Meer: Ser
groBe San lit totp 5ufammen. Das-
Gatiel tpar nun geloit fir BEN &oiier.
8as er oariiber geoadt bat, lit ME
funo geiDoroen. SOUR Dos miro berids
tet, bob ser &aiier i'm Senat in Gom
(ber bodlten NatsberiammIung Der
&omer) borI6lug, oen gefreu5igten
Seius unter Die 3abI Der r0miiaen
Staatsg0tter ouf5unebmen. Siermit
bat er fi6 ieinem gorsdnger aueuitas
abnlid ge5eigt, 1peldem nd9tIid in
oem Supitertempel ouf oem 4apttoI
Die Sungfrau Morta nit oem g0tt,
li6en ainoe se5eiet 1poroen lit in Der
gea9t Der @eburt gbriiti, uno mel.
der Damn ben neuen aItar ienem
,bodften @ott' tpeiben lieB. un6 auBere
Dem gleidt &aiier Eiberius bier Dem
Sero6es.
l. "SSrl1 Orient lit Gbriiti @eburt an
ge5eigt tporoen 6ur9 oas 3ei9en oes
Sternes, i'm Nben6lano iein Sob ourd
Den tpunoeriamen STUFF iiber oas Meer
uno oas &lagen Der Natur; bort lieb
Serooes nadfori6en iiber bic 8eoeu-
tnng, bier Giberius; BORT bra6ten Die
orei 8eiien &unbe bon Der @eburt,
bier Bilatls bonn Sterben GbriIti."
60 id]loB Die Mfitteilung oes ~@r-
5dblenben.
Limo tper pare 6enn eigentli6 uns
ter Dem ,groben Ban' gemeint gepes
ien?" fragte iebt 2inus. 4
,8ir gbriIten erfIGren es uus
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Gedanl<en und
Erinnerunsen
Bon @eD. s. Ssertgss
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gea9 mebreren Sabren bot tttd1t ettte
neue 3ede tpeiter Dem Sal berauf auf-
aema6t, mo- Die 8uttlers, @ings uno
8erfers, oie norotpe1 1tlid 6abon or
beiteten, tpenn ite ouf ibren 8auern.
giitern ni6t tatig tuaren. Seute ltno
audi oieie 8erge ausgearbeitet uno
bic romontiide @egeno berapiiitet, neil
oie &oblenlager 5u bod liegen uno
mar unter ser Sberfld6e alle &oblen
tpegnabm. Man ipri6t inn 8eiten bon
,,gboIt totpns'', tpeiI bic @egeno oer-
loIien iit, mo friiber bliibenoe Staote
uno Dorfer lagen. 4ebnli6 10 lit ou9
in Berrp uno Soding Go@unties, mo-
Die @oblen aus ben Bergen ge5ogen
uno NIT ibnen audi bic &nappen uno
ibre 8obnungen.
9lls mir oIles auf SIR. 12 ooer in
Santburg gefeben batten, febrten mir
tpie6er Inn uno gi1gen ol1f oerIelben
Strede 5uriid. Bir bGtten es oiel
fur3er MAIDEN f0nnen, tpenn mir ben
8eg iiber Sen Iopgen 8erg genommen
bdtten, Der iiiolid bon Mc@artbp an
Der anoeren Seite oes groBen 8a6eS
bon Nr. 12 berunterfam; ober oomols
tannten mir oen fiir5eren 8eg nod
ni6t.
@ir tporen re6t miioe getpor0en
beim Sdtpeuenipringen; gingen 0es=
bab nidt germ mebr auf Ser 8abn |
ipa5ieren. Do6 nadber, als 6ie aus
gefiillt tpor nit 9red 1no S6utt-
foble, 1prrbe Die 8abn Der Sauptpeg,
,pobin man eine. 8eIt ooer Sit. Seu.
te lit bic QutoftroBe Der idonIte @eg
uno man bat ben alien frummen
Sdlaneentpeg nit Dred un6 S9lag-
lodern bereefen. Jriiber fonnte man
Oft nit bier Bferoen nidt our6fom.
men, 10 tief uno fdeublid tpareu bic
Beee ourb oie Rieoerung nod Cor
ming. rnier BrieIter 8ater Bernard
O8oplon fom INNER geritten, tpenn
er nad 8udingbom our Miilionsfirde |
atpeimol I'm Nonat tam 3tpei Sabre
lang.
ge1,tter uno Srou Bteper 1paren 3u
SauIe geblieben uno au9 bic Mdo,
den, Die eetpobnlid Der 0eutter boil
fen in Der &iidenarbeit. Sonntogs-
moreen lieBen iid Die 5rouen oas
nmgeben, tpenn es our Stride ging
rab Sbmpnee, Ohio. Meiitens muBten
Die Miitter 5u SauIe bleiben tpegen
Der fleinen &i11oer unb Der Sauss
arbeit. sic bielten nit ben &inoern
Die Sausanoodt, 3. +. iie beteten BEN
&oienfran3, Damn Die 2itanet l1nb ben
Sausiegen. Des Nabmittogs, ipenn
lie nit Dem &einigen uno 8al6en
Der S6iiifeI uno Geller fertig paren,
tpuroe oie Sonopoltille aufgenommen
uno poreeleien. Das ml1Bte id &C.
p0bnlid idon tun.
Ser Slater CAB inmer o6t uno per-
beiierte mid, ,penn id Gebler ma6te.
Darauf CAB es frete Belt gum Spiel
Die @ltern rubten ii6 aus, ooer gin-
gen irgenopobin; Damn muBten mir
oas Saus betpaden.
Solmee Die 0eutl6en nod ni6t
oa tparen, 1par es ettpos einIam uno
man itolperte Iberou berlun uno be-
iab fi9 Die bielen neuen SGuier, uno
Aip nrnfp1, SSh1orhtn,1Inoon ,,nS no
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- Die Menihen itno 6er Meni6en
i6linmite Saiier. S. @. @eber.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-09
One OF Four
B'harn Babies
Legitimate
B r EEz

Birmingham --(ANP)--Nearly
one out of every four Negro chill.
dren born in Birmingham is H.
legitimate, figures released by
the city's department of vital sta
tistics disclosed Tuesday. The
rate for whites is one out OF every
81.
Among Negroes, the figures re-
vealed, Is unwed mothers were
Is years old and there was one
10. A total of $50 Negro babies
born here since Jan. with 1876
of that number being classified
as illegitimate, according to their
birth certificates.
For the whites over a similar
period there were 1,406 births of
which 3S were illegtimate the re-
port disclosed.
No mention was made of the
fact that many white illegitimate
births are never recorded by pri-
vate physicians who deliver the
children, while most Negro un-
we'd mothers because of economic
reasons are forced to use public
facilities where records are al
ways kept.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-09
Wallace Visit Improves
Sino.Ameri(an Relations
Chinese Officials Build Hopes on Vice Presi-
dents Trip; True Economic Plight Of
Country Known Only Recently.
By BAUKHAGE
Neps Analyst and Commentator,

circulating stories no matter how
true they might be.
Finally. however, the truth came
to be more and more widely dis
seminated. and the papers and
magazines were filled with stories
from writer's returning to America
and freed from the bond Of censor.
ship. To some degree. the Chinese
now realize that too much censor.
ship has hurt them.
Threatened With Collapse
Personally l think this publicity
has served to help rather than hurt.
In any case, the time came when
something had to be done. China
was threatened with collapse right
at the moment when bases within
her territory were becoming vital in
the final assault on Japan.
A courtesy visit from a high Off.
cial became not only 4 wise move
but necessity. and there are
reasons, not Immediately evident on
the surface. why Vice President
Wallace's trip may do much to ale
viate China's difficulties.
In the first place, whatever you
may think Of the views expressed
by Vice President Wallace or how
well you think you understand them,
the Chinese believe first, that he
symbolizes the traditional friendship
of America for China; and second.
that he understands their problems.
Then there is another vital factor,
important from the standpoint of the
morale Of the Chinese people and
their support Of the present govern
ment, Mr.. Wallace is the second
highest officer of our government.
Face counts high in the Far East.
This official visit will give face to
the Chungking government.
II is clear that these factors are
psychological and the intelligent
Chinese, who are exceedingly wise
in such matters. realize that fact.
and count upon it highly.
They feel, too, from a more
practical standpoint that the Wal
lace visit will tend to increase
American public interest in China
and her troubles and will facilitate
the efforts on the part Of their diplo-
mats to receive the goods they
want.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-09

ration point Investment into extra
helps for Lenten menus.
Victory Topping
! cup Grape-Nuts Flakes,
whole or crushed
I teaspoon melted butter
4 cup grated American cheese
Heat fakes in saucepan, shaking
pan back and forth over flame.
Pour butter over hot fakes and
toss lightly to distribute butter
evenly. Put into bowl; add grated
cheese and mix lightly. Sprinkle
as topping over any creamed dish
served In casserole. This makes
enough topping for small casserole
serving 3 or 4. II used as topping
for large casserole, double recipe.
Note: This topping gives a baked
look to a top Of a stove dish.
As a special dish for Lent serve
on a casserole dish Of creamed
shrimp and cauliflower.
Peppermint Rennet-custard
l package raspberry rennet
powder
pint milk, not canned
Is pound peppermint stick candy
Crush candy into fine crumbs and
let stand in milk In refrigerator for
one hour. Make rennet-custard &C
cording to directions on package,
using the peppermint and milk mix
ture instead of plain milk. When
ready to serve, garnish with choco-
late sauce or whipped cream and
sprinkle with crushed peppermint
candies, IL desired. ~
Play Some Games
A good recipe for developing
comradeship with your children Is
to encourage them to invite friends
to your home to play games. Cross
word Lexicon and Quick Wit are
two inexpensive card games that,
like Rock, Pit and Finch, are ideal
party game choices because varied
numbers can play and they are
easy to learn. Camelot, Monopoly
and Bonanza head the list of table
games that provide good competi-
ton for both grown ups and
youngsters.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-09
Rev. Williams to
Shiloh Sunday

The Rev. ]. s. Williams an
nounces that he will speak at the
North Little Rock Shiloh Baptist
Church at both worship services
Sunday.
The morning sermon, "The For
giving Father" will be delivered
at 11:00 a. m "The Power of
Prayer has been selected as the
evening topic.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-09
ARMSTRONG VS. DAVIS
IN N, ". JUNE IL

New York, June 8--(PPNS)-
Fight fans are looking forward
to rip-snorting battle on June
Is when Henry Perpetual Mo-
ton" Armstrong meets AL "Bum-
my Davis at the Madison Square
Garden. The promoters are
counting on thirty to forty thous-
and dollar gate as both glove
throwers are popular.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-09

No points fer ssss; 10 posnts 5os
fish.
Bsy Lentes TASTES a. yox aot.A.
Conserve yoNr neat poimts a. yos
"ru haze to sss sAsm for too zoos.
Lentsn Appetizer Salad
Arrange sections Of 6 Navel
oranges in dower-petal pattern Il
orange to each serving) on crisp
cold salad green's. This Is an idea
year-round first course. (Serves g.
Variations: Orange sections may
be alternated with grapefruit sec
tons, slices Of avocado. peach OF
pear.
savory Spaghetti
: tablespoons butter or other fat
Z tablespoons -four
4 cups canned tomatoes
q cup thinly sliced onions
/ teaspoon salt
= teaspoon pepper
: cups cooked spaghetti
Is cup Grape-Nuts
Melt butter in saucepan. Add
-four and stir to a smooth paste.
Add tomatoes gradually and cook
until thickened, stirring constantly.
Add onions, salt, and pepper,
Cover and simmer Is minutes. Add
spaghetti and Grape-Nuts and mix
together lightly. Serve hot. Serves
4 to 6.
Squash with Sauteed Onions
n cup diced onions
tablespoons butter
III teaspoons salt
Dash Of pepper
box (16 oz.) quick-frozen
cooked squash, thawed
Saute onions in 2 tablespoons
butter until tender but not brown
ed. Add with seasonings to squash.
Place in top Of double boiler and
heat over boiling water about rs
minutes. Add remaining l table
spoon butter. Serves 4. It's win
ming strategy to build up a group
of "stretcher recipes" that COM
bine quick-frozen vegetables with
other foods and thus extend your
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-09

viscount Nagakage Okabe, Japa.
nese education minister, has an
nounced government plans to extend
its thought control program by step
ping up the activities OF local
Thought Measure Research Soci-
cites and by giving thought training
to the heads of industrial organiza-
tons as well as 10 the many students
of the societies. >.
Buy War Bonds
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-09
BRIEFS. by Baukhage

There has been considerable rival
ry between the Burmese and the
immigrant Indians. The Burmese
have found themselves at a dis,
advantage in competition with tn,
more experienced Indian profes
sional and business men and with
Indian labor, with its habituhl thrift
and Its customary lower standard
Of living.
Buy War Bonds
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-09
Naval Graduates

Honor production exercises for Service School
students OF the u Novo| Toinine Center Greet Lokes Illinois
pictured with Copton H. R. Hors, Commanding Officer Of
the Service Schools Commend and Poek Prescott Chieoeo
attorney who gave the address, The honor
left to right Woer NJ corish Fec l72 Amin St.. pho
depho Po Edwod W. Geothers SIC. 31 Ave TO- sW. Winter
Hoven Fo Mormon Cox &c. 226 w. l36th ST. New York City
james L. stokey &c. 538 Gond Ave sebns Fo Rov Rogers
&c. Bov Springs Miss (0fco u s. Navy Photo by PPNS)
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-09

Flower Brand dust, helps destroy
evil spells. Secret Hindu Charm
bag (helps with luck) Lode Stones,
Love drops. Life reading $500
Task questions) enclose 2 birth
dates, stamped, self-addressed en-
velopes. No. GODS. Yogi Benda,
GA st. Peter St. New Orleans, 16,
Louisiana.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-09
Hopeful Tinge

That Is the reason that almost
overnight, the atmosphere surround
ing Sino-America contacts in Wash
ington has taken on more hopeful
tinge. And the optimism Of the
Chinese has been greatly helped by
the success Of the Chinese troops
fighting under General Stilwell and
the Chinese offensive moving out Of
China toward a contact with Still
wells army.
This military operation too, will
be more than mere military VIC
tory, if it is successful. Again, the
psychological element is important.
Success in Burma means the juno
ture of the Ledo and Burma roads.
There are many miles of road con-
struction to be completed before the
two highways are actually carrying
heavy traffic over them but, never
theless, when they are joined,
severed artery will be mended, a
wound will be healed. The moment
the first allied work trucks begin to
thread their way along this highway
over an unobstructed route from and
to the outside world, it will be as
if fresh air were once more reach.
ing lungs strangling for breath.
When the two highways are
actually Joined, they will soon be in
operation, for much American tech.
nical engineering skill has been
spent on the Burma road within
China and its carrying capacity
will be greatly increased. -
The ARRIVAL Of the first truck-borne
piece OF freight and the handclasp
of the Generalissimo and Vice Presi.
dent Wallace will be more than
political gesture, 1t will be renewal
of the friendship which has meant
so much to China for more than
century and half.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-09
PHONE 54lZ
Five Four One Two
TAXI co.
Archie Lewis, rrop.
Conf identiM Service
For Prompt Service
Open Day and Night
Shine Parlor In Connection
NEW ORLEANS
PSYCHIC CITY

Tells of a strange man,
of amazing experiences,
who lived among the
mystic Hindu priests of
supernatural powers.
Adjusts love, marriage,
etc. FREE! Passion
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-09
RRIEFS:

A large number OF Dutchmen are
living and training with American
marines in camps throughout the
United States. These men are under.
going the same training given the
American marines and wear tho
American uniform but with the
Royal Netherlands insignia on collar
and cap.
India has the largest volunteer
army in the world--2, 900, 600 men.