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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-03
Bound Workers To Plantation;
Faces Maximum Penalty, 70 Years
Imprisonment And $4,000 Fine

Federal Grand Jury sitting in this city recently re-
turned 14count indictment against Albert Sydney john
son. of Cross County charging him with violation of the
Federal statute prohibiting peonage.
The Ia victims included both white and Negro share
troopers and aborer and the indictment charges that
Johnson ntimdated the workers on his 2O0O-acre
plantation that they slipped away at night leaving all
their possessions and standing crops behind them.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-03

The quick action and personal
resourcefulness displayed by First
Serg ant Reyes not only made
possible the subsequent landing of
four other planes, but also saved
from destruction an aircraft which
had bee given up as lost. By his
unfailing devotion to duty and I'M
usual initiative, he has reflect
ed great credit upon himself and
the Armed Forces of the United
States"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-03
BY verna Avery

Los Angeles, Calf. -(CNS)--
On February 29th, the New York
publishers Reynal and Hitch
cock bought out a novel on what
they call an explosive" subject.
I'VE have not for years published
a book which has moved us SO
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-03
Purple Heart Hero Home

Tukegee, Ao - The first member Of the famous 9Th Fiqh
Ter squadron to be owoded the Purple Heo First It. Thomas
NJ Moone Supply Officer Of the 366h Service Squadron otoc
ed TO the 99h recently returned Tukegee Army Air Field while
ronvo!eseent leave During engagement ssi which
the St Fighter Squadron wos working close cooperation with
the British Eighth Army It. Malone received orders to establish
advanced base Of operation He and po set out in
six by six TO moke Reconnaissance Of the proposed site Near
and the explosion threw the occupants the ground unconscious
AS result Of the foI It. Moones right become poozed
For this injury received combot zone It. Malone wo oword
ed the Purple Heart L. Malone the Of Dr. and Mrs Thorn
NJ Malone Detroit Mich On his visit TAAF he was oceom
panied by his wife, the former Jons Johnson Of Montgomery Ala
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-03

Pretty CIemonteen Rivers of
52l8 W. Worren Ave., Detroit,
Mich, wos selected "WoIIet- Gal"
by convolescent Marines in the
U. 5. Naval Hospital, Ward 5, at
Hodnot Point. New River, N. c.
Miss Rivers wos one Of the prize
winning beauties of 1912 ond is
attending Detroit University with
hopes Of becoming q physician
come day. -PPS.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-03
Talnnadge
Boosts
Macarthur

Eastman, Ga. ---(C)--Former
Governor Eugene Talmadge has
called o nall southerners to line
up behind General Douglas Mac
Arthur for the Democratic Presi-
Dental nomination. Evidently,
Mr. Talmadge has quite forgot
ten that Macarthur is Republican.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-03

splendid home front contribution the port Of two eod.
ing Chieoeo ronkns Soco Clubs brought high prose ti
week from Major C. Ude Turpn Deputy Administrator u
Treasury Department The Presidents Of these socol oroonzo
lions shown obove who left right Miss Bernodine Me-
Gee President Of the Wnsome Misses Club and Miss Helen Kev
President Of the Royalties Social Club Members Of both clubs kove
bought unusual omount Of War bonds stomps hove
buted lot towod morale building Of sercemen BY ceosiro
correspondence clubs to the fighting and kndno hec;ro
hond to Bond Drives service cene and Red Cross work. Sueh
home front contributions pco to the thousands o. cIvb
throughout America sold Major Turpn-pPs
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-03
Heard on Negro Newspaper
Week. Program Over NBC

MurIeI Smith, the Cinderella Girl whked out of obseury
over night to sto in Billy Roses nosh HIT "Comen Jones' was
heord Saturday afternoon Negro Newspaper Week roeom
coost to coast net work. when the National
Compo pod tribute the progress Of the Negro press end
the achievements to the four corners OF the world
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-03-03
DR.. J. M. Robinson Renews Appeal
For Negro Suffrage In Arkansas

DIR. j. NJ. Robinson, one of the
Evening star., 1944-02-27
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

CANARIEs-1n full song, SO. Also several
mated pairs. Reasonable. AT. s602. Call
Black AND WHITE PUPPIES, part Irish
terrier, part spitz: little BEAUTIES. Very
smart. Reasonable. Phone Falls Church
sPITz. white, male. beautiful; s15 each.
i4oSada 50xEs FTgRFIIs T 2, Il outstanding quality:
Ksansis; Fails, Church ss5eJ-11: '0'00"n
foT sa. Nj male hoSs yrs DID, with papers
RABBiTs. white. New Zealand. for sale 50
and g; Gam Fails Church 1883. ~
SOCkEK PUPS, 8 weeks See any time
Reasonable. 1913 Monroe st. NV MI
DoBERMAN PNsCHER PUPPIES, 8
months old. AKc-registered. sired BY cham.
osroS S01 fERRfFR HfsfPsPH PHrPh is IA aesf;
ne nised Nj SX P5stsi't fsi5 Regards 1913 Otis st
PEK1NSEsE PKS ,:E;s PUPPIES. pedisreed, reg
rEkssREsEth three nj mons. cas-
PHksGfsE Hasf fbpPns sSs 14h mse
IRISH iRis'Rsss szrTzR as sGfr1Es for sale. regis.
81 reRREs Hi ftGsk at sH ua 42s
AMERICAN AM AGE, showdos and outstanding
sire sire thst p5edunces; pu o only champion in this
sosroN aS1 msie ash St .na az female.
weeks old; dark brindle with aood mark
ingS; sherman circle NV. RA 2O36.
CANAKES for sale, out-of-town stock; cali
betTeen sH 1 and pm. Sunday. AID. 0s33.
pAiMATioN, male. is mos. pedisr.ed,
beautifully marked; ideal companion. Sun
day and evenings. Falls Church 1909.
CANARIES-Selling stock, males and fe-
males, Ieasonable. 4s13 So. Dakota ave.
COCKER, seyea;r-old dausht.r of cham
female, S.1e, $75 Telephone FRANKLIN 7$4o
COCKER sPANIEL and Irish setter pup
pies, championship sired, registered. Call
FOR SALE, purebred airedale pups. cham
pi11nship Ii{11 breeding on both sides; priced to
Perkins: Bowie, Md Phone Bowie 1851. .
ulated, registered, generations pedi-
greed. strong built, home broken, very In
tslligent; gent real champion prospect. Call
sHEPHERD CoLIIEs, real pals. beauties,
maleSi saI mos' SIS each. Falls Church
GANARI6s "a e female n each; bird cage and
ENGLISH SETrEk, male, an mos old;
white With brown necks;. $50. Sunday
Z e cp,W;a 1891 n Hsrt32Sa e., AII
tor stud. HO. ISS0.
Evening star., 1944-02-27
ROOMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

1884 COLUMBIA RD. NW.-Men; $3.50
wk., sgle. rms, thermostat-controlled gas
ssas BRoAD BRaNcaHp NssHpl R6. .ss S.wnfIont: W sssS:
eeu4s aoom oniy isem1yt bath conv transp
isss ouR osis 81. N.W.ISieel, W isss turn newly
eS aecor .bs, dnle: inner-spEins matt: next bath
sss, iss s1G"s1; ST: 81 s.w.-unusual,y ,.rs. v.n
ss;e0 nsaS d0sgle 81 r99p s. wsekly Gnu,,. ,,,.
1si7 F ST. Nw-Larse double rm.: suit
aasr aole 1or . > gentlemen; near War and
LARGE LARGE front room, comfortably turn,.
Exc AlfS smaller Tqom sxR I7ze
convenient transeoqtaeion 9l Meals so%s as
f5 asf5 ltLiSoIs Gi Ss AVE- Nw-very .str... ss,
I'VE I'VE TaHIo donole rS9m good transportation.
RM. FOR 2 GIRLS, twin beds also I'm.
sooT DO sfsse are with h,d. other sr tIansp q
each. each ie Ho. 4 47Ss. S:as' anhm phone' 50 Vk'
1926 PARK RD. N.w-2 rooms on third
10 floor; a private bath: couple or two Girls.
sIss ST. Nw.-Larse front studio
EHon Efns1e raom southeTn s5 gyPoSqTs $3.50; small
l1os 10Th ST. Nw.9SNicely furnished
warm warm st a double next to bath, single
LARGE FRONT Fl SsfS ROOM. 4 windows, pr.v.t.
bath; corner house; on 3 bus lines, Is
Ttn; THk dSoTrnAETH korHTTT. pvt. family. EA. sls7.
Nicely furnished rooms. conveniently 10.
sSIs ssa ST. slnsle me, fooh. nA in agss: II:
SEARs Rsfss{issS, WARbMaN n PARK. Ark 2s4a a7th St
Comfortable room next to bath: twin beds:
Uni; phone: private home; ladies only.
.532 14th ST-Front, twin bedroom; on
car line. Unlimited phone. Ladies' CO.
DowNTowN, 112s 14th St NV, apt.
san bath; .i,snS s. single $40 double:
room sempHvse SSMhNsTly Sath senEs dseeorsted sems
Or, girls or couple. Reasonable, RA
1901 18th ST. N.w,-Nicely furn. sinsl.
ssasD isei sHEsfDANR EsfI Rs sr. e'so N9w-Nee room
nome; nome ,,s small family; convenient to trans
fHoM8s CIRCLE CLUB. 1925 Mass. "a ave.
l5st caGGscHMf ssr.. NV. near DUPONT a1
for young lady also vacancy Ss' for girl rpoto to
;laa share room with another; homelike: uniim-
powaTows' 'ea PhHps s'0f f4ss nW Apt
slevator. Dupont 1897 EVENINGS: 81 al ahfs; dsy
5304 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Beautiful mas
yer bedroom in private home: suitable for
employed couple: transp. near door: pri-
yste; yS Sy Tnl nj phons; Isas;; ia. 1909.
ttractively furn. double. room. next bath;
sh iahundry privilege: breakfast OPTIONAL; uni.
3e5 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-sinsle room.
quiet private home: refined neighborhood:
55o 55 minutes downtown; reasonable. IA.
1910 PARKwooD pL. NV. (on 14th st)
M;Larse front room, private family; gem
MASTER BEDROOM, private bath with
shower; big cedar, closet; new detached
Isss JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-Masterr bed
room, convenient cars and buses: gentle
home; gentlemsn only. Call GE. 245s.
tTansP;; private home; Rsas: OR. ss75. ~;
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1907 10th st. NV
Spacious front studio, open fireplace. semi.
PVT bath; gentle home: lady. 2s'
single rooms. unlimited phone. Private
gentle home. Gentlemen preferred. IA.
(Oontinued On Next PaeVl
Evening star., 1944-02-27
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

FARM HORSES for sale Victor S. Myers.
University lane. College Park, Nd. WA
HORSES HORSES Gali one spotted; goats, shoats,
carts, harness, all kinds. saddles and
YouSG s sREf RIb1NG al HoRsEsh GssEsh So five
and cs 5rood soW work 30 oSn tsR sR
sundsy 0Fg n 05 wabs HamDih5e AexanaTas nffs
Qua pqns fs eSe Depof miles out adjoining
grade Holstein. Frank Small, ir, 'i Fort
skfD ssP1SHsi sAtNEx Me- NANN1Es %, and saunen
esfk Pails cbn1cb Seesh Ifee Farm Annandale rd
Breeders Gazette, Box ss, Spencer, Ind. .
COW COW ,t;i9 Guernsey, fresh. j. T, Linsrell,
sHOATs, SIS; milk goats, Togsenbere billy,
geese. A. Hine, 640o Brinkley I'd, Oxon
WORK HORSE, good, excellent condition.
Phone UN. 2213 Sunday before 5 pm. :
BALED CLOVER and timothy mixed hay.
sSn Parms IS 1Hn Md g. farm Ayr
GENTLE RiDfSG HORSE. handsome gray
gelding; takes low jumps. Reasonable
WORK AND SADDLE HORSES. ponies,
y.a; Saddles and brides. Rear 2212 G st. NV.
sHoATs. welsh 100 pounds. $40. Well
pounds, So 100 pounds, 81. delivered.
George R. Blair, Locks rd., Rockville. Md.
flGS-1 registered boar 3 large brood
soWs, - PIGS. to & weeks old: no reason
a5s- ABLE offer refused for the lot. Call MA
PONY BUGGY, large size, perfect condi-
tion, original tires, S65; private. Phone
sAkrGzSD A itt PONY, years old, very gentle
with children. 929 4sth st. ne. AT 1865.
SADDLE HORSES, work horses and mules,
harness, collars, brides, saddles and bug
gies; Aser road and Green Meadows on
2 FRESH cows. WA. e1so.
TRACTOR, fresh Guernsey heifer and calf,
S125: Duroc SOW and pigs, S45: mules,
riding plow, corn planter, farm horses
Person, Sandy Spring, Nd, ph. Ash
SHEEP. ! yrs. old. one buck. ewes ready
to lamb; also COW and calf Ashton 41S6.
TWO GOOD FARM HORSES, work single or
wagon hay frame. 2-horse disc, hay rake,
2-horse moving machine, plows, cultiva-
tor. single and double work and driving
harness.. saddles. brides. surrey. buggy
horse clippers. c.. M. Hirst, 265 W Broad
s., wnRx Ealls ch9Tsh hnSsrS va Fails Church 2ooe
small; 5 young mules; some mule colts;
some cheap horses: riding horses; 5 ponies.
l solid white: . pair 1.SOO-lb mares, good
workers; harness, double or single: new
and used saddles and brides: everything
ior horse everything sold at a guaran-
XT1ENTfoN tfs SffG Sa aoRshMEs 5ssh it comneen,
SH. 1878
Evening star., 1944-02-27
POULTRY 3 EGGS.

slIsl sAsX - 6H1GKs: COP: from 6lood; tested
ssSsss: sss g: e. g: s 100: ss,ss SIS
s. s. rs; 100. ,Sss 81 Of; RES5OofSisy Poultr,
$ HAzNa Ss HSENs, Wfalssn Wslss and q sun Rock.
fAS In Z wekIb.ss' ss'1,$REA1sr production
AIsee ie Wsrrssss's + !: Reds, Salists $3.50;
mi. east of Tysons Corner on Leesburg
100 LEGHoRNs. 10 mos mos &C old, f In prime Of
Laying; lay 4; ,S1.26 each. cen Falls Church
BABY CHIcKs-Hatches weekly. custom
v: Ies. breeding ceckeTsis big. open range
RspTy' RsHyy' fas9ss RhSns FAILS chYssh 1913 ,,.,,,
Rocks Rod tne tsss stsSk OF heavy breed. order
HATcHfNa EGds from large heevy-lsyins
Whits ynt,n ;s hsshosn. .. 3 Q: males. AS
Henry, S201 Allentown rd, washinSton
!sssr Is: !4.,s :::: .ss: e. ;ss,f s.f
Evening star., 1944-02-27
BOATS.

ss,5 ssTFT CT cRUIsEk aEk and 1876; speed6oat.
eyes, ewes; EX; O245 weekdays.
OUTBOARD MOTOR-1942 Water Witch
3l2-h.p., like new. $40. Metal cabinet,
l5x20x63. So: Lincoln 1851
SOLID BRONZE marine hardware, used, all
IN excellent condition.; propellers. shafting
capstane. stufing boxes, bells; Navy built
heavy duty. geared steering unit, includ-
ing quadrant: rudder and rudder post, cast
as single, unit. weighing approx 800 lbs,
etc. Call, we may have what you want
NJ Nj ~ srighten5grs. 1Iy b72e Macarthur blvd
5000 CABIN CRUISER, sleeps .; motor,
boat. accessories tip-top condition; spring
Evivh gas; als1 s., book Of coupons. AT. 5s5s.
thompson boats new and used: service
and parts: used parts: factory representa-
tives 737 11th Sc.
HOUSEBOAT, part furn: r. boat, outboard,
a. Is; S129 cash. Foot Z. Capitol at 33rd.
WANTED-outboard motors. ressrdless O,
sifs ,Ith or Or condition: cash for same. 737
FOR sALE-Johnson s2-h.p. outboard,
$500; just overhauled; also 17-ft. ma.
hosany runabout, 4-wheel boat trailer
ii 900 CASH for approx. 4O-ft. cruiser
with living accommodations. Miss Barnes
ME. B317, Sunday ar ROY T2-E Sfar :
Evening star., 1944-02-27
SELECTED LISTINGS

SELECTED LISTINGS.
4S-ft. Dawn Cruiser.
64-ft. Twin-Screw Diesel Yacht,
30-ft. Owens Cruiser.
70-ft. Twin-Screw Houseboat
33-ft. Richardson Cruiser
25-ft. Dodge Cruiser
21 1T, Chris-Craft Speedboat (4o m n h
32-ft A. C. F. Cruiser
15-ft. Chris-Craft Runabout (35 m.p.h),
1S-ft. Open Launch GO mph0.
22-ft Raised Deck Sport Fishing Boat
Five-Wheeler Cruisers.
Yawls, Sloops, Schooners. Ketches ant
BROKERAGE DIVISION,
OFTEN, LISKEY & RHODES
NAVAL. ARCHITECTS,
Sales-Surveyors- Appraisals-ingursncs
804 18th st. NV. Phone RE. 1854.
Evening star., 1944-02-27
ATTENTION.

Real Estate. Rooming House Operators
Gas stoves, large selection, new anc
used, all sizes, STYLES
1353 II ST N T. mp 1000
Evening star., 1944-02-27

PICKS, used with new handles, S1O5:
used shovels, $l.26. Good as new
HECHINGER Co, BIG STORES.
RADIO. TABLE MODEL, SO. 63s EYE
ST, NE
Evening star., 1944-02-27
POULTRY 3 Eees tcs,..,

Reds sS 20 psf iSo. HsseTtea 'sPsci.l. s. sS
BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies
Sames Ssr Soe peec store Inc. 619 st. NV.
n; n; RED laying pullets. 50 ea;; 30, sss:
ia SYs4s s9G $50 RScx enns ana ssS hens a
oHYsY esaEy ssers aoGsEs Es ~
farm piai sAe dleSe e Dss ssoe Ahnanoaie fsssr'
ay aTse was eass ass esrssd rock
oushbred eoeKrel. Columbia si45. % 4.s PM: sh
5ScsssS ais, year old. 81 eas eses. 'fs Falls
saon as r Ss s esns ssules Eng o tens
ASSORTED CHICKS. tour selection, s3.75
per 1909 Rocks, Reds, White Leshorns,
M1n. White r Rocks s5.95 per 100; wyandottes
100; Lsghorn broiler chicks. 81 so per per- 100. o.
N; Mussell, Westyille, N. j.
tined w White Lsshorn pqllets: laying, 81 80
PULLETs, 10 fine large New SS' Hampshire Ham shire,
Kensj6efon en mSs' oa a1ready laying $50 Call
WANTED.5 n. H; Red cockerels for breed
ing, subject to blood test: not less than
iito-' Oio. ". e. pcdll, oeIWyH Eci8NtS
N. H; REDS, laying hens. So each. TR
BEAcHs AZ SO g sola s. apPRovEp Ta ,s CHICKS. blood
tested under supervision OF the University
OF Md. These chicks are from the best
selected tiocks Of Montgomery Co. Chicks
are available now, hatched every Sunday
and Wednesday. Pratt's feed and James,
way way poultry equipment. I. E: Beach.
Norbeck Md Ashton ABB. Open on
Sundays.
THE SAFEST CHICKS TO BUY are we'll
started chicks. We have them. High pro-
duction strains, in all popular breeds Treat
ed 3-to- old chicks, 15c and zoe
each. week csc; safe 2-week-old chicks
3oc. Then UP. Sc per week Giants. SC
higher. Special big. 4-to-5-week- old "broil-
erin month" cockerels 35c each 5 to
weeks; 45c, Pullets, 1Oc higher each
ser snrdSss week, from this age on Come out
tender broilers and fryers, ready for the
XIII, from soc each, on throughout the
summer Phone Rockville l5s-W, Judge
HUNT, Poets Lodge, Darnestown rd., Rock
vile, Md.
,LLEGHoRN HENS FOR SALE. WA.
Evening star., 1944-02-27
SEWING MACHINES

Used treadles. also some new console
electric Singers: rentals; expert repair
service; we buy all types sewing machines
singer Sewing Machine Co, 31O9 l4th ST.
n ". Co .loA4 Omen eueninnr
Evening star., 1944-02-27

sSgR sSss ygS s.ss sa 1885, dining
VA WzST ,IS.t AZ oTTEE en- sSegt 4. law books.
SSRS s$9ss INK 6osr 81 ss SIG 4o
FSR FoIsh SALE taG9' at cost. prewsr new Simmons
l double and 2 single mattresses and box
ACME WI " model = dress K form, size A: used
s5ef ssB 'dHsass fRofkE1oR Gs bI9D PA 2sos s boys
S iesshsE Ss E Isskst k It, Ms MOODY: Dy: is7b:
rs s14 ester es aesss s.
to S14 card files. ST to S2250; sectional
book shelves without glass, S1.25 per sec:
lumber, almost ali Kinds, and packing boxes
lumber and boxes. preferably after pm.
.nd Hs BUSINESS msncs nx 2sos
greeS by installing Koolsh ade Sun Screen
rays. Phone Air Comfort Corporation,
RA; RAcEnRs, 94Sn until tarrSInov pm ,. =. .,-
representatives walked into your once and
cool room 1o to despees
You'd sou ahf se cGat s ?o0R eHns sn
Screen will do Just that BY eliminating sO%
S to 81 Of the solar heat rays; Phone Air
HONE owNERsmYoaa 90 csn nasS now ahs have sum.
mer comfort by installing Koolshades Sun
suns rays on the south, west and east
producf sal called nsH
degrees by eliminating the solar heat rays
Phone Air Comfort Corporation, HO. 5000,
for a free estimate. Sun. call RA. O4sO
Evening star., 1944-02-27
WONDERGRO

Nothing better, Your neishbor SAYS 50
ana SO Will you when you have tried a ton
OF this super richly fertilized and finely
good and 9see eood sos Makes poor soils
Holds moisture, Highly effective on grass.
tEeeS, SHRUBS. roses, vines and flowers The
ideal plant food you have long been looking
Ior. SI5 ton. delivered FERTIL MOSS.
shreaded n de and fertilized, splendid for mulch
grass, 90 bushels delivered, SO. Lawns
seeoeo repaired or rejuvenated Beautiful
specimen eVergreens. Towering shrubs. fruit
ana Shade trees, myrtle and English ivy,
sne sne,s pest a ground cover. fne for shady
iuI nagstone walks, terraces. rock gar
dens. lily ponds. outdoor fireplace drain
age, mulchlnE, spraying, pruning, trans
planting. Free estimates Lincoln 1923.
FIG TREES,
Bearing size. $500; smaller, So LOO. de-
MEREDITH cAppER, FALLS CHI. 1917 I.
SHADE TREES,
Large assortment in all sizes. Priced
from 81 up. Also evergreens. shrubs and
GREENHOUSE plants. Nursery open all day
MEREDITH cAPPER. FALLS cH. 1917 /.
ROSES.
Roses, locally grown. many varieties
climbers and bush.
MEREDITH cAPPER. FALLS CHI 1917. I.
FRUIT TREES,
Grapevines, berry bushes and garden roots.
Mashlngtons largest grower of food plants
Visit our nursery at Tysons Corner on
Route to Leesburg. Open all day Sunday
MEREDITH CAPPER. FALLS CH. 1917.
n~~kac PpnN,r,.r>
Evening star., 1944-02-27

CONTINUED on Next Pags.l ]
Evening star., 1944-02-27
FIG TREES.

, Large assortment in all sizes Priced
from 81 up. Also evergreens. shrubs and
greenhouse plants. Nursery open all day
Sunday. " N''
MEREDTT7I cAppFp Ea1ys ,a,- =.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-03
ENncctri From AIabaIna

Mrs. r. D. BasKerNIITo and 02'N
wore expected 10 arrive TODAY fr""1
Montgomery, Alabama, to visit Nh.
n~asktrVi1le's parents, Mr., an3 Ms.
Eric G.. Flanagan.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-03

Il was very much interested the other day
in reading a statement made by a high gov
eminent ofiicialon synthetic rubber. Init he
said 1t is fair to regard the rubber manufac-
tured to date as being almost solely the prod
uct of the beverage distilling industry"
He also said that, in his estimation, the
tremendous contribution of distillers' indus
trial alcoholtoth the synthetic rubber program
had not received the recognition which it
deserves"
1--WE certainly learned something today.
didn't we Mary?:"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-03

"N1ary and I were just saying, Judge, how
lucky we are here in America that wehaveso
many natural to helpwinthewa war"
That's right, Jim. When war broke out
we had oil, we had steel, we had food,
we needed. There's one thing we didn't
have. rubber. The enemy had that"
But that didn't bother us for long. Soon
American brains and industry had synthetic
rubber by the tonsroiling out Of plants. That
filled a critical need -. you can't win a
war without rubber"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
Salvation Army
Leader Visits

Baron J. V. Auriemma, better
known as Happy Jim CT the Sal
vation Army. has been in Imperial
Valley this week receiving checks
from the different communities
which were allocated the Army
from money collected during the
war chest campaign this winter.
The Salvation Army appreciates
the generosity of the public and
the kindness of Warren Currier and
Hugh Wilcox, chairman and secre-
tary of the war chest committee, :"
Auriemlna said wednesday. we
also appreciate the work done for
US by the board of the war chest
committee. All valley commune
ties but Calexico included the Army
in the war chest drive but residents
of that community made personal
contributions TO the Army, Au-
riemma said.
He has been making a goodwill
tour of the valley. singing at serv-
ice clubs, Elks clubs, and fer other
Accompanied by Adjutant R.
Ortiz of the Mexican corps in
Phoenix. Arizona, Auriemma plan
ned to leave Imperial Valley Thurs
day for Phoenix and then go to
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to start
tour of that part of the naticn.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
Truck Radiators
To Be Changed

Good news for harassed truck
operators in Imperial county was
learned Wednesday morning by tht
local war board.
Radiators will be manufactured
from copper instead Of steel as
in the past, Charles Snail, secre-
tary of the county war board, was
inforn.td by telephone from John
Young, San Diego office manager
of the War Production Board.
The steel radiators have deterior-
ated rapidly in this area during
she summer, due to the high alkali
content of the water. Under special
"uthoriza ton from the WPB, radi-
ators will be manufactured from
copper and will be made available
only in areas similar to this valley
where trouble has been evident.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-16
Mastering Out
Pay Plans

Phil Holman, veterans service Of
ficer in Imperial county. Tuesday
announced the places where serv-
icemen may apply for their muster
ing-out pay.
Navy officers must apply to the
bureau of navy personnel at the
navy department in Washington;
coast guard officers to coast guard
headquarters in Washington; ma
rine officers to the commandant OF
the marine corps in Washington,
and army officers to the finance
officer at 450 Mission street in san
Francisco.
Army enlisted mon a.so apply to
$50 Mission street in San Francisco
navy and coast guard enlisted men
to the field branch of the bureau
of supplies and accounts in CleVe-
land. Ohio, and marine enlisted men
TO the commandant of the marine
corps in Washington.
Holman suggested that the men
have their military discharges re-
corded before sending them away
and also suggested that the men
send their letters of application by
registered mail.
The men should be certain that
they send the required papers ano
that their names and addresses are
clearly written on their applica-
tions,' Holman said. Anyone want
ing a copy of a suggested letter
of application for mastering out pay
may obtain it at his office on the
top floor of the courthouse in E
Centro.