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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Quits Police Job

--Bestdes his boxing activities,
WadswOrth worked as "A police
man in Sudbury. Ont. last year
but gave up pavement pounding
10 concentrate on boxing. lie j.
married and has one small
daughter. He expects To be called
into the army soon. His father
is policeman in AnsOnVille.
Ont. (aIso i'm the Cobalt mining
district.l He has two brothers
and two sisters. 4 brother.
Tom. Is in the X. &. 4. =. He
finished the grades and two
wears of high school. lie likes
hunting and fishing and has a
cabin in the north, which he
built himself. He played junior
hockey"
Walker says
The curious phenomens of a
ring SmOOthie turned into an
awkward but hard-hitting and
dangerous kayo artist describes
Nadsworth. the hard rock from
OntariO's hinterlands.
Back in 1894. WadswOrth was
n member Of the Canadian team
which competed in the British
Empire Games. AZ that time.
Nadsworth was q nifty light
weight. He had boxing class,
only a moderate punch. Came
gap in his story.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
More in Majors
Are Put in IA
games.

NEW YORK, Feb Is CUPl-It
was a" day and day around
the winter baseball circuits yester-
day-"A' for Ia and Il for in
duction.
Wires to tho front Office of the
Brooklyn Dodgers spelled double
trouble Fred tDMe) Walker.
outicldcr, Informed Branch
Hickey he had been placed in IA.
Hickey still was puzzllng over
that one when another wire came
in informing him thai Bobby
Bragan young catcher who also
doubled m me ,ntieid IN 1913 had
been placed !n the same claSSltica-
Ton
Later, Hickey learned that Bill
SayleS. ighl-handcd pitcher from
Portland. ore had enlisted In the
army air corps and was awaiting
a call to duty
70 add no his woes came an
other communication from an
Indiana war lactofy asking for
information ON Billy Herman
Herman recently recla~,iHcd Ia
seems certain TO be lost 10 the
Dodgers
The other two New York clubs
felt the pinch too Dick Bartell
inhelder for lhc New York Giants
reported from Alameda Cal. he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
BREVITtES:
ReVoItd Takes
Open
With 273Cdrd

san ANTONIO Tex. Feb j.
A E3UC. steady fight against
tVo brilliant and always danger
Ou> rn7ienEerS sent Johnny Re
volta OBJ Evanston Ill home today
with 81 600 r war bonds and the
TrN3, open golf championship
EcNo'a turned iu a 3under-par
IS 0n his final IS holes for "A -
hole total of 273 10 nose out
Byron Nelson Toledo and Harold
"JuC NcSpadcn Philadelphia.
who tied tor second with 274s.
Chick Harbert. now an AAF'
private was fourth with 27S
Nelson needed "A birdie on last
hei--to sic fos lead His drive was
Wth.a - feet 81 cup. bat his putt
stopped 2 feet from cup. ReVolta's
score. was II under par.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
H1OIllieS'
Boxers
drill

With Jose BaSora and Len
WadSWorth on the scene Detroit
fight fans today exhibited mount
ING interest in the hStic card
which Nick LondeS will present
al Olympia Friday night
Both boys VIII work out today
at the Monroe gym. where they
started training yesterday BaSora
boxed with Bill Danciel and
WadSworth traded punches with
Joe Sutka in their initial workout
Strcamlned 20 hlS best night
uc weight BaSora tipped the
scales al l56 pounds three pounds
under the poundage he made Tor
trIilie Zivic
Though granting that BaSora
would probably be the favorte,
Hoe Oliver MadsWQrth S manager.
declared himself confident that
his boy had a good chance of WIN
ming tCiday.
len il no fancy Dan hut he
can hit and a hitter always has
A chance" Oliver declared
In his last fight. WadSworth
defeated FItLie fitzpatrick N
Cleveland via a technical knock
out
Len caught Fitzpatrick with
left hook and cut his eve
open" Oliver recalled 1T was
clean punch and not n butt
a. claimed by Fitzpatrick
Cleveland board ~ directors.
Tommy Walsh larry Atkins
right bOwer) has been trying
hard 10 get us back in ClrVe-
land for a re-match."
Saint Thomas Reed. billed 10
meet Johnny benson in one OF the
three 1O-rounderS featuring the
card was al the gym but didn't
work He complained Of a sore
side but the boxing commission
doctor could find no ailment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
STROH DETERMINED

Detroit Gasket. which has been
losing on good totals. has chance
to toss monkey wrench IN
StrohS ambitions. but likely VIII
not succeed. Stroh IS determined
il will be on top again al the
finish and is set 10 repeat IFS two
game victory Of the first round.
II not GO Tor three
If II wasn't for the fact Krakow
outdoeS itself every now and then
and -SlapS a leader down Chene-
Trombly could be listed for a
-brratF7rr. joe PautuSA boys ffTJJTy-t-
not been winning any medals OF
late. but YOU can't keep a good
team IN the background for any
length Of time Chene-Trombly j.
overdue just when victories are
needed most
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
on CARVETHS HEELS

Now. for the first time since he
came up from the Detroit Olym-
PICS IN mId-Soason of '37-'3S LIS
connie is the Wings SteadiGSt
scoring contributor He is drop
ping that puck regularly I'M the
scoring Sl0t 10 help power the
Detroit hockey machine that has
almost clnched second place in
It's drive To the playo.fs
When LiScOmbc scored Detrolt'S
final goal in the AL victory AT
Boston sunday night me- moved his
scoring total 90 50 points. juSt one
behind Papa Joe Caueth the
leading Detroit scorer
Carl was beating Gardiner for
The sixth time m Tho campaign
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

May transfer Sacramento fran
chise 10 Tacoma. Wash Six af-
GrmatlVe votes necessary 10
ratify proposed sale, owned by
St Louis Cardinals j.. Mrs
Patricia Rei>cr, 20, wife of former
DOdger Pete RelSer, now in army
obtained divorce Joe Med
wick signs y. Y. Giant contract
for 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
BY HAROLD KAHL

With only two games separating
the first three teams in the De-
troit Times All-Star Classic +. q
B. and SUoh Will make another
stab az ovcrtaking Chene-Trombly
Recreation in tonightS bowling
matches al Pops and Yves VIII
let's Riviera Recreation
OF the two. r.. & b. draws the
tougher assignment in the eighth
place Sackman' :. Flushed by gain
ing 4 tie with De LIKE D. for first
in the Michigan Major Classic.
Sackman'S should give +. a. h. a
struggle before dropping the odd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
SdmmyAnqott
Classified IA

WASHINGTON, Pa. Feb. Is
ms MIA lightweight boxing
champion Sammy Angott pres
entity en- route TO Los Angeles 10
defend his title against Juan
Zurita on March &. today had been
placed Ina Class Ia and told 10
report for his physical examina-
tiOn Feb %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Surprise for Fans

"He was not heard of for three
or four years. This was during
his apprenticeship in the mines
OF northern Ontario. Suddenly
he showed up Ina Toronto, solid
chunk of some 100 pounds. He
asked Jack COrcoran, major
domo Of clout In Toronto at the
time, for a place on one Of Cor
c0ran's cards. He was unveiled
a. ponderous ploddcr not In
too good shape. But he had
wailop and Won by a Knockout.
Remembering NadSworth a.
a fancy dan. the crowd was
aStUundPd ny the new len flow
ever. NadsVorth had sock APP
peal and STAYED around winning
and losing Ray Mcintyre, a col
ored boy from Saint John, New
Brunswick. gave WadsWorth his
toughest fights. RAY lifted Lens
crown In 1871, hut Nads~orth
won 10 hack. Among NadS-
Worth's victims was frankie
GenoVe>e leading contender for
the anadia welterV eight
crown. GenoNese was leading by
good margin on points until he
bumped into Lens knockout
punch WadsWorth doesn't lool,
fancy hut when he punche, the
roof generally caves In ON the
enemy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

American second year TN rosa
bur football season found the TWO
lads >lda bV side n a hospital
Iaum H-.rlng- tor thor lives
rather than ID football lob
Tt was "a gala reunion yeSici-
DAY Tom brought along bis
friend Miss Elysc Knox. and they
talked about football and Holly
wood and India and China Tom
g#. them 'He IpVdoWn on h.,
adventures io far off land, The
-tVo nome boys brought Harmon
up 10 date on AN the Ann Arbor
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Mack, urges Get
Minor Loop Clubs

YOBk Pa. Feb. Is GNSl
Connie Mack of fine PhiladSlrl la
Athletics today held 2 franchise
for Reading boz the Interstate
Baseball League, which probably
VIII mot he operated until after
The War
Billy urges veteran New York
Giants shortstop was given the
franchise tot Freeport l. /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
SpOr
Len WadswoFth
Tougbened Up
in Mining Camps
.By LEO MACDONELL

who Is this Wadsworth who
is hEhtiuE Basors at OLYMPIA
friday night fight IAN
writes lD
Fair enough question and
Quite appropriate since Len
Wad>Worth Will be making hIS
FIRST appearance 100 pctroitW when
he takes on the formidable Jose
b8S0r8
Besides. a fan Is entitled 10
a Eander az the form sheet
especially when he LAYS SIX bucks
an the line. even with money as
liquid as it is tO0ay.
Briefly scarcity of print
paper. YOU know, the writer
VIII pass along information
which he has gathered from Hec
t-frvJ---. W7rIywUrrr manager,
and from Hal Walker. outstand-
ing Toronto newspaper fight
scribe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Night Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily Tstrts in the
Nirnt Edition only ths name Of a horse
winch raee experts Feel s among The out
sttrJ.ur bets Of the day.
The code Key appears each night ir the
tIgnt star ard Red Line Editions. num-
Der CnrrrspondinB 20 each letter Of the
alphabet
The horses name appears ONLY ~
TIE NIGHT EDITION AND is PRINTED
us CODE Tomorr0WE code follows
Al Ri GO n-0s E-SgI F-I G-I3
lf-hS t-aa JsS k-5s ~ MI N-3s
O-Gi Pts as H-12 SIS I-a2 J-gU
lM-sg ~ vs. lis
Clip mis- code key. " viii enable you
m remember he name % ton1orrow's code
70rse appearing ONLY ~ THE NIGHT
EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
PARTY OVER

Finally thc nurses called n halt
fo tae Little parity and Harmon
and Miss Knox left ON the Way
our Hawon remarked
1t rcally takes u lot of stun
go heat that rap and STAY Smil-
ing
liurW0n loaNos This week tQr
AiHu .5ri yca,~,Gnmant lie has
teeu &'hedulcd Hor "a h,g Rcd
Gross IdlN az Scranton, Pa, tho
.a-f day Of the month and from
in0c UI likely go 10 California
aB instructor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Prep CAGE Manager
Dies Of Injuries

NEWARK. y. j Feb - lUP)
Norman Jacobus. manager of
The ST Loos Catholic Club
basketball team IrNington y j,
died today of skull injuries re-
ceived IN a. frcc-ior-all fight that
followed last Wednesday night
game with ST. Columbus School
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

than the
tw o lie a & u g
m a K s Ii s.
cunhe already
has put IN the
record books
Three goals
in 112 seconds
againSt the
Chicago Black
Hawks March
IS, 1883 and
seven poln $
in nnH game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Despite Wars Inroads,

Eight American League base
ball clubs nave total of 260 play
erS on official roster annual
league red book shows While
distribution of players, including
1Ul NEWCOMERS is not even, no
single cub is IN danger of not
being able 10 field a team when
season opens April 2
Chicago White SoN best man
powered team with 39 players
available, Detroit Tigers roster
smallest with -. League now has
1876 n military service. Tigers and
As topping list with 33 each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Defroiter Robbie MeIntire.

lost IU-TOun1 dCCISIOn 70 Allie
Stolz lightweight contender, in
Miami Gus Dorazio. Philly
heavyweight beat city rival
Dusty WilkerSon. IN 10 heats i.
Beau Jack, y Y, world light
weight Champion. 81 favorite
over Make Berger in l0-round
nontitle bout IN Cleveland tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Reborn Ohio State Loop:

Emerging as SlN-tOWn minor
league baseball circuit. with
Evansville Newark. Marion. Lima
Middleton and ireland represent
ed. Joe Donnelly named president
Secretary-treaSurer; 1870 s. a m g
season planned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Tony Lupien Signs
Red Sox Contract

BOSTON. Feb. Is up First
baSeman Ulysses !, CTony) Luplen
of the Boston Red SoX returned
his signed contract in the. mail
yesterday Last year ne played
in Isl gamcs. batting .255.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
.E. B. Faces Test
In Clash With
Sdckmdn' S Five
STANDINGS
InNIGHT,s MATCHEs

IONtSHI'S MATCHES
1880 arisclean .(2-D W. Deluxe w
alleys II Murdoch '(2J W. Fife 81
r. a r. '(2-D W.. Sackman's, Sc, stroh
ist2-l vs. Detroit Gasket. rs.
9.45-Cheue- TTomhly 'C3-0l vs. Krakow
alleys 10 Coca Coils '(3-0l vs. Twentieth
Century ga j. r. Berger 't2-1 vs..
Mineralites. So. Palm Beach '2-N vs..
Pepsi-Cola IS Matches az Riviera Rec
featlon 1897 Grand River
-.Denetes- winuef-tn- ht-t-tetthd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
E4iScOnllbe SieaalieSG
Of Wings Scorers

BY LEWIS II. WAITER

Carl LiScombe. the chunky left
wingcr from Gait ont, IS crack
ing the armor of every goalie IN
the National Hockey League this
season for a record that is far
more valuable TO the Detroit Red
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

against the New York Rangers
Nov ;. 1912. proved LiScombe
competitor capable of great Scor-
ing bursts. But those occasional
nurreis didn't give the Detroitcrs
any league championships or
Stanley Cups.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Iowa FRESHMEN Sensotions:

Dave banner and Dick Ives,
breezed TO top Of Big Ten basket
bali scoring race. Danner leads
with l57 points; Ives has l56.
Tom King. T.. Of NJ fifth with l43.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Dropped Twice,
King Gels Up
To Kdyo Hirst
last NIGHTS RESULTS

Howell King u5A), Detroit knocked
out Chuck HiFAt G52l, Detroit. In the
sixth round.
Charley Roth u90l. Detroit won
six round decision over Eddie Taylor
GT6l. Detroit.
sam Hughes. Detroit. Knocked oat
Bishop Murphy. Chicago, IN the fourth
round
Tom Glaspy CI56l. Detroit won a six
round decision over len nelson CI551.
81 Louis.
Harold Reiss t6i1. Detroit wnn
four round decision over Rufus Knighton
(iB4b. Crosse lie.
wife Anderson r22El Detroit. won
n four round decision over Pete Boles
(t20h1 Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Good Neighbor:

Rogers HornSby. old-time major
league star signed 10 manage
Vera Cruz team I'M Mexican Base
bail League for reported Sia006
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Notre Dame CoReKS.

Upset NYU. 59-53, before $4,000
in \. Y Garden, with Leo "Crys-
tall Killer scoring 20 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Ek-Lfehtu,eight Contender:

PVT. JOhnnY Greco OF Canadian
army free on m ms laug h te r
charges arising from fatal auto
mobile accident in Quebec.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Rack 70 BIackhamks1

For Joe Cooper, veteran de-
fcnScman who received medical
discharge from Canadian army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
A GOOD COMEBACK

All Of which is not meant to
take anything away from the gall
liant King, who made a notable
comeback when defeat gave him
the baby stare with emphasis.
IIirSt floored King for nine counts
m the third and ftt7-rUuuiS. borh
tumbles being effected with a stiff
left.
The rest of the card measured
up pretty well with the main
event thriller and the fans seemed
to love H. Arcadia, clean and
coy if small, gives matchmaker
Scotty Strachan and his hackers
an inviting place for the ring fol-
lowers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
IT'S RIGHT UPPERCUT

The end for HirSt came with
two minutes and So seconds of
the sixth round gone. the Detroit
air corps soldier from Waco TAX
ing the full count on one knee
after being bombed with a vicious
right uppercut.
While there was no questioning
the force of Kings blow, HirSt
appeared to.be tired. having spent
himself in the previous rounds.
Hirsts handlers blamed CHI
matte conditions-change from
Texas, where the southpaw mid
dleweight has been fighting for
more than a year. The defeat
snapped a string Of II straight
triumphs IN fitrSt-S book, 10 OI
them in the Lone Star State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
BY LEO MACDoNELL

To his sorrow, Chuck Hirst to-
day knows the meaning of the
ancient wheeze-So near and yet
so far.
After having Howell King on
the deck twice and near a knock
out earlier in the fight, Hirst
himself fell victim To one terrific
right hand punch and was belted
out in the sixth round Of a stir
ring battle that topped a good
fiStic card at Arcadia last night.
Initial venture of the new
Michigan Sports Enterprise Club,
the show drew 1852 customers
who paid a net gate of Sl,957, a
fine turnout considering weather
conditions,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
MIeIIRN nINIsInN

III ISL IT = fiNNII
NJ Hr.reIi st DETROIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

t-'rvt'ari ar Pittsburgh
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-05
FOLLOW THE BOY"
 EYEFUL PRODUCTION SEEN AT CAPITOL

Follow the Boys" the eyeful picture showing at the Capitol for the last times tonight, has many stars including George Raft, Zorina, Grace McDonald, Jeanette Mac Donald, Dinah Shore and Marlene Dietrich. As an extra feature, Air craft Carrier a This is America picture, is also shown
 The years widest, wittiest whirlwind of romance, according to ecstatic advance reports, opens tomorrow at the Capitol, with Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell CO., starred. The film is Howard Hawks His Girl Friday a Col umbia romantic comedy with Ralph Bellamy featured.
 His Girl Friday" is said to be a sparkling racy riot which brilliant ly interweaves romance and laugh ter. Grant is seen as the maddest man who ever ran a newspaper; Miss Russell is his capricious, cap tivating star reporter, and Bellamy the fuming, fretting insurance agent to whom she is engaged. Against a background of drama and tragedy, this splendid screen triumvirate moves through excit- ingly hilarious events which top and climax each other in breath less fashion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-05

held shorelines and slicing through narrow passages and mine-sown waters.
 The enemy force which was en- gagged Saturday night is believed to have consisted of three destroyers. Six Japanese planes were downed by antiaircraft in the operation.
 Rain and Mud
 Ground action throughout the Southwest Pacific area remained al- most stalled in the rain and mud. A Japanese field battery was cap- tured intact along with 21 un- damaged machine guns northwest of the Ormoc sector.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-05
"CLAUDIA" COMES
 AS BIG FEATURE
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Laughable, lovable Claudia who charmed millions in Redbook Magazine, on the stage and on the air, will be seen on the screen of the 20the Century Theater starting tonight and with midnight pre- vue.
 Dorothy Mcclure, Robert Young and Ina Claire are featured in this 20th Century Fox film
 That "Claudia" was a natural for the screen was apparent early in her memorable career. Her first appearance on the stage in New York was the signal for her critical praise that predicted long run on Broadway the extended run vindicated these prophecies. Claudia" had those qualities which appealed to Americans of all kinds, and they are saying that she is even better as motion picture if that could be.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-05

Ormoc. The vessels had to skirt Leyte Island, stealing along enemy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-05
STATIONED IN JUNEAU

U. s. c. Guardsman Jerry Cashen, who arrived here last week from Ketchikan. presumably on visit with his mother, Mrs. Sadie Cashen, does not have to return to his former station when his visit is up. He has been transferred to the Juneau base of the Coast Guard of which he has been a member for several years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-05
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
NO GAMES IN DOUGLAS

An announcement made yesterday stating a doubleheader basketball game was to be played this evening in the Douglas gym has been re- called as the game announced will not be played until Tuesday, next week, December 12. The double
 header is to be played between the Signacs vs. Douglas High School and the Beavers vs. Juneau High School,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-05
EICHEL RITES TOMORROW

Funeral services for Eric Eichel, who was found dead in his home Friday night, will be held tomor- row at 3 D. m. in the Chapel of the Charles w. Carter Mortuary. Interment will be in the Evergreen Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-05
GIRL SCOUTS ARE TO
 PRACTICE THIS EVENING

The Girl Scouts are to rehearse tonight on Christmas carols The girls are to meet at ' o'clock in the Grade School and all are asked to be there at that hour.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-05
TANKS LOSE DESTROYER,
 0RM0C GULF
Grew Members Rescued in Daring Action = Japs
 Also Lose Ship

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-05
WADE RETURNS

Hugh J. Wade, Territorial Director of Social Security, has returned from a three weeks business trip to Seward, Cordova and Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-05
TO sKAGWAY TO-DAY

Tom Popovich is leaving via plane today for Skagway, where he is to be employed on steam plant works.
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-07
Negro Plays
Important Role
In War Plant

Pine Bluff = Negro workers are
playing increasingly important
roles in the civilian army of the
Chemical Warfare Service which
is stepping-up production of vital
munitions at Pine Bluff Arsenal.
Negroes, now employed in almost
every department and section Of
the Arsenal, are working "a hours
a day to keep a steady flow Of
munitions rolling off the assembly
lines at that Army Service Forces
installation
Working in the Incendiary Oil
Bomb plant or the Incendiary
Bomb plant, sections which are
as important as any in the Arse
nal, the men and women know that
this is everyone's war, and that
if final victory is to be won, ev-
eryone must have n part now.
Frenchy Dement'S courage and
endurance have become almost
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-07
by Mrs, Marion Clark
HOPE FOR THE FUTURE

In these days of chaos and un-
certainty we are all looking for
rays OF hope-hope that the fu-
ture holds for us and our child
rem a more definite promise OF
happiness than has up to now been
our portion, The life that Is EN-
PITY of hope-that sees the world
forever and ever with evil and
where wars and hloodshed are
the inevitable goal for mankind
is a life that believes In the
supremacy of evil owe the prom
Uses of God. To give you hope
and assurance | am sending you
these quotations from the writ
ings Of Baha'u'llah. the founder
Of the BAHIA 1 Faith.
THE gift OF God in this EN-
liehtened age Is the knowledge
of the oneness of manking and
the fundamental oneness of re-
ligion. Wars shall cease among
nations and by the will OF God
the Most Great Peace shall
come, and the world shall become
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-07
Writings of Baha'u'llah
Founder of Baha'i Faith

as a new world and all men
shall live as brothers.
Rest We assured that this
darkness shall be dlspelled and
these impenetrable clouds which
have darkened the horizon shall
be scattered and the Sun OF
Reality shall appear in its full
splendor. Its rays shall melt the
icebergs of hatred and differ
enees which have transformed
the moving sac of humanity into
hard frozen immensely. The
vices of the world OF nature shall
be changed into praiseworthy at
tributes and the lights of excel
lenee of the Divine Realm shall
appear.
DO not think that the peace
Of the world an ideal impossible
to attain, Nothing is impossible
with God. II you desire with all
your heart friendship with every
race on the earth. your thought,
spiritual and positive. will spread,
1t will become the desire of 9TH
ers, until It reaches the minds
Of all men"