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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04
Your Health

Americans Don't
Realize How Happy
Their Lives Are
BY Logan GIsadennlne, M. D.
MY OLD friend, DIR. Adrian
Gibbs, has been spending a week
with me fishing, and in moments
of relaxation from that absorb
ing vocation he has expounded
some Of his philosophy.
II don't know whether it has
got good five cent cigar yet" he
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04
One Minute Test

One-Minute Test .
1. Do the Great Lakes In North
America ever freeze over?
Which are the largest snakes
In the world?
3. Why does a fat person float
more easily than lean one7
Words of Wisdom
The art Of living easily as to
money Is TO pitch your scale OF
living one degree below your
means.-H. Taylor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04

Saw Irving Berlin and Oscar Lee
want lunching at Toots Shor's, and
| hear that Berlin talked all
through the meal with Oscar in
terrupting only once, and then by
raising a hand. Levant must have
been incognito....Ever on the
lot now addresses Mr.. Daryl Ia
muck as Colonel. Seems to be
permanent. Johnny MERGERS trick
Georgia accent gives me the gig
giles. Allan Jones has shelved 80
pounds via that pill treatment.
Ran into Mickey Rooney with Ted
Husing in Monte Carlo the other
night-Mickey'd just come into
town for a few hours. He looks
like bright-eyed, scrubbed behind
the-ears Eagle scout in his Army
uniform, to which is proudly affix-
ed his craftsmanship medal. It's
hard to realize that he's more than
Is years old-and | guess it's hard
for him to realize. too, because
he still addresses any man over
20 as Sir.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-04
BY Dorothy kilgallen
.tinRs In Pencil


Several OF the nations ace pho
tographers have been heard TO
complain recently that they're
bored aiming their lenses at mod.
els with outlandish monikers, show
girl faces and a devotion to the
playboys OF FL Morocco. They
moan that they want the all.Amer-
lean wholesome lass type, and
some of them have even gone so
far as TO ask the model agencies
to supply them with wind-blown.
clean-taced beauties. They're kid
ding, OF course. Most of them are
engaged in selling products to the
American woman, so they ought to
learn the fundamentals OF the
American womans psychology,
which / will be glad to give them
here and now. The moral, boys
is this any woman can look clean
faced without spending more than
ten cents for cake of soap. II
you want her to spend $4,000, 900
a year on cosmetics, furs, jewels
and little numbers, you had bet
ter go on promising to make her
ooze with glamor, mystery and al
lure.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-13
NQuQA nnA alien WaN
meiite,1 Gintraq tue.

&AtelIleu SII4LuB Iuc.
Die fotboIii6e Stride miiiie ent'
nur5elt uno namentli9 aus ben Ser
| Iaen Der 8oltsmaiien entrtien tperoen,
oamit oieie als tpiIlige Bropagan'
ioiiten oes &omnunismus er5ogett
tperoen tonnen. Das lit bos ,,gcroie3
lpinfame" 8oltaire's.
It t It
Spindle &inberlabmnus sreift nut
f6
@ie Der @unoesgef,tnobeitsoi soien1t
befonnt etbt, bat bic ipinole 4inoer-
l6bm1tng i'm 8erloufe 6es Sult in
ben 0itlt9en uno Meittelitaaten 6es
l2anoes etne geraoeau eptoemiide
8erbreituns gefunoen. aus Der gan
gen Station ftn6 bislang iiber 2300
Sale genreloet sporoen. SIN Siioat.
lantit-, Observation-Disclosures uno i'm
Meitteloiten 6es 2anoes baben bic &c.
meloeten Salle beretts 5ebnfa6 ben
ISuliourdi6nitt oer lesten flint Sabre
iiberl6ritten. Gin Sell 6es 3uneb-
mems Der &ranfbeit beoeutet, auf Die
Igon3e Station perteilt geleben, Elm nor
males iaiiongemaBes slnltsigen, aber
Die 3iffer fir Sult entbalt bod aub
ettpa 1000 Sdlle mebr, als Die fiir
lSult porigen Sabres, bic iett Sabren
Die bo9lte tpar. Die po6entli9e 3abl
Der 5aue nabm I'M Suli bon 900 in
Der eriten Bode ouf 738 in Der let-
ten 8ode gu, uno au9 Die 3iffern fir
Die erlten beioen Iueultmo6en laiien
ein 1peiteres aniteigen ertenneu. Sn
oer erIten Iuguittpoebe tuuroen fir
Die ganaa Station 932 SdQe geneIoet,
| in Der 5ueiten Queuittpo9e 1915.
t t t
Na5is bennteu Strakburger NIuiter
fdr &riessstuede, iasem @@ueiser
Inter Dem Gitel uDie Sage in
5trobburg brineen bic S6tpei5er
Basler Na6ri9ten einen 8eri6t l&no
ihrelben: "Bet oem lebten Jltegeron-
griff auf tSraBburg erbielt Dos 8ebr,
be5irtstommanoo StraBburg, oos i'm
iStel Zeppelin untergebra9t mar, uno
oeiien Dienltral11ne it6 iebt bis auf
>peiteres i'm @ebduoe &o9ltraBe 1
beftnoen, einen 8oatreffer. @etroffen
tpuroen ferner oas &efrutierungsbii-
TO Der 8abrmadt. Sn StraBburger
&beinbafen itno Betroleumlager bon.
| |itanoig 5eritort moroen. Die gnlagen
oeS &angierbabnbofes muroen gan5
beionoers ibper miteanommen uno
audi in Der umgebung Der Staot bill.
leten 2ager uno Sabrifationsgebauo
bon tpebrtpirtidaftlider Beoeutung
oas 3iel omeritanii6e 8omber.
uDie 8ep0lterung bat our9aus
| |ni6t ben @inorud, als ieien Die 8om-
ben Dabllos abgeuorfen tuoroen' i,
| iagt oas S6mei5er 8latt, ;,ooer als iei
I5iellos Jladenabpurf iiber Ger sSSn,
nenitaot erfolgt, Die gliaiier 3ett11n.
| gen bebaupten. 8ielmebr lit offenit6t-
li6, oab ein5elne uno beitin1nte Sb>
iefte militariider uno pebrtpirtl9aft-
lt6er 8eoeutung ausgeiudt uno ge-
troffen puroen. Das 5traBburger
Oeiiniter oiirfte i6on ieit mebreren
Sabren lotpieio ni6t mebr fir Got
itesoienite ni6t mebr benust per6en.
/ Z Y
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-13
&arbinal Masliune, papitlider
Gtaatsfefret6r, geftDrben

20. MuguIt Der pGpitli6a Staatsie'
fretGr, Rar6nial @uigo Maglione,
nod mebrtp0dtger &rantbeit geitor'
ben. Ser 67idbrige Hralat bot I'M
Suli ben 8atitan oerlaiien un6 ii6
no9 ieinem &eiu1 in Gaioria, unpett
NapeI, auriidgeaogen.
Maglione tpar i'm Sabre 1885 gum
Rer6inoI erboben tporben 1sn6 1889
mur6e ibm Dos 9lut oes papitItaen
@taatsietret6rs iibertraeen.
Ser beritorbene Staotsiefretar
par MIR einen Gag iiinger als Der
gegentpdrtise Bapit 8ius Der 3p0lfte,
NIT bem ct felt ietner Stuoentenaett
i'm Gaprmcta-&olleg in 8om eng Be-
fremoet soar uno oeien Imt er iiber'
nabm, als Der oonalige Staatsietre'
tdr aarotnal Gugenio Saceai gum
Oberbaupt Der tatboliiden Rir9e nad
oem &ooe oes Bopites 8ius oes Gil
ten getp6bIt tpuroe. Sir oas neue
amt bra9te er Elm betra6tlides @e'
fdid uno manderlei @rfabrung nit.
go muroe feline S6tieteit IN Srant'
reid bon Der 6ortigen &egiernng Of
Iebr eei9ast, bab man ibm oas @roB'
freua Der gbrenlegion berlieb. Ils
i'm Der 81. Stubl abberufen tpollte,
eriu9te 6rantreid oarum, ibn ant
ieinem Soften au belaiien.
@eboren puroe aoroinol Weogltone
am 2. M6ra 1877 in @aiorta, In Der
Graoioaeie geeapel, unb bereits i'm
glIter bon neun Sabren tpuroe er ins
Seminar gerreto Sannita aufgenom'
men. 9ie nd9iten % Sabre maren
eingebenoen 5tuoien getptomet, uno
i'm Sabre 1901 erbielt er Die 8rieiter'
tpeibe. CT 1htoierte Damn om Gapran'
cio+@oneg. promobierte oonn 1902
sum Doftor Der Ebeologie, 6em er
fpater nod Den Dottor beg Rir6en'
re9tes uno Der 8biloiopbie bin5u'
fiiete.
Bon 1905 big 1907 ftu6ierte Der
fpGtere RaroinaI an Der Itabemie Ct
fIeIia5tti9er @oler, uno 1909 tpnroe
ct als ,,@dreiber" our &ongreeation
fir auBeroroentlide etfleitoltiide @n'
eelesenbetten gebolt.
SIM 5ebruor 1918 1p1roe ct geun'
thus in Der S6tpei5, uno 5tpei Sabre
fpGter erbielt er ben Titel zines er5'
bii9ofs bon Gaeiarea, Balaitina. 8on
8ern aus ging er oann als Nuntius
nod Baris uno oann tpieoer gum 8as
tifan auriid.
t t t
Gbtleniider &ommuniit erflart ber
fatboliiden Stride ben &ries
Cine bon Dem 6ilenii i6en fommus
niitii9en Senator @lias 2afferte Dor
fomuniitii6en 6iibrern Meritos in ge.
beimer Sisung geboltene 9teoe bat
groBare 8erbreitung gefunoen, als
Der tpoi6e9te rote Propaganoi1t es
1t9 pobl porgeiteut batte. Das mert'
fanii9e @o9enblatt ,,Wanana" oer-
offentli6te ben oollen Sert, Der au9
in Dem Quebacer Sageblatt ,,2'Ictton
Gatbolique" eri9ien, uno am 25.
Suli i'm merifanifden 8odenblatt
,8iba". Der 6ilenii6e Senator be-
ae9nete in ieiner gteoe ben &atboli'
5isn1us als ben groBten Seino oes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-13
Nsittnod, ben 13. geptennber 1914


lIiltng bon Dielen bpgieniiden ulo il-
louitriellen 8roblene1 erm6gIiht.
i 8eamte tDieien iebo6 oarauf bin,
IoaB Die 2annpe BET 1nri1tigen @e-
tbrau6 gefdbrli6 iperoen fann. Ultra.
ibiolette Strablen itno iebr ftart. Des-
balb iouten @ugen uno Saut ge-
Ii6iiBt meroen, tpenn Die 2d>npe ge-
brau6t miro.
9ie 2ampe oarf nur, tpie Die 8e-
amten Darneno erfldrten, in 8eleu4.
tungstorpern, bic rtbtig entporfen
uno FORFEIT inltauiert iino, gebrouht
weroen. Dieie fonnen bon reputablen
Sabrttanten erlangt Deroen. General
electric proou5iert nl1r Die 2ampen
|ielbit.
Sn Der &inoerabteilung zines So
ipitals in Soronto 5ogen ft9 in N6u.
men, Die our9 ultraoioIett,, tetmt0-
tenoe 2ampen geidiist tDaren> 80
Bro5ent tpeniger Babies als in anoe"
rem obne oielen S9us SSnfettionen gu.
Sm Graole in @banIton tpuroe Die
8erbreitung Der Salsentaitnoung I'M
ter tleinen &inoern na9 9lngabe BON
aer5ten our6 @ebraud oieier 2on1pe
Inn 80 Bro5ent bermtn6ert.
Oie ultraoioletten Strablen Der
2ampe totem old Die 8atterten i'm
8aiier. Das 8aiier brau6t oieien
Strablen MIR cine 3eitlang ausge-
iest meroen. 9as iteriliiterte 8aiier
lift gel6mod. uno geru6los.
Ole Sanpe tam u. q. aud Ser
lutte bel Der Sanobabung uno 4uf'
bemabrung bon Sleiih in Spei6ern
|oerminoern. Ser eroBte Sell Der ouf
Der Oberflade oss Gleildes madien-
ben 8atterien miro our9 bic ultraoio-
letter. tSroblen get6tet.
t t t
Gtue ,,benfeube" Maidine?
Oie Sarparo.llnibsrlttdt bebauptet,
cine .,oentenoe" Waidiue au beiisen.
@S lit oies Elm Snitrument, Dos man
fir ben 9robten Redenapporat Der
8eIt balt. IS banoelt itd I'M oie gr-
finoung zines nun I'M Marine6ienlt
itebenoen Motbematiters, oes Cont
manoeurs Soporo s. Giten, Der aI-
lein auf bic &usarbeituug Der letnem
We9anismus 5lgrll1loeliegenoen Ebe'
orie Elm paar Sabre Dertpen6ete. BUR
&eritellung uno @rproblsng Der unee"
beuer tompliaierten Naidtue ieIber
geboren le6s Sabre. Die Arbeiten
gtngen in Dem Ee9niiden 2aborato-
RUM oes SSS8M in @noicott. ge. o.,
unter 2eitung 4ifens uno oes Nea-
tbematiters Clair S. Safe Dor fi9.
Ser neue Ipparat. Der fiir Die
&riegsoauer Der 8ertpenoung ourd
Die Warinebebor6en borbebalten lit,
bepaltigt Erobleme Der auerberi9ie-
oeniten &rt aus ben @ebieten Der rel
men uno Der angemanoten 0eatbema-
ttf. Brooentrednungen per6en bon
Der oentenoen Nai6ine big our %.
Steue ausgefiibrt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-13

Ifdnb, bIieb Der 8eb0Iferlng natiirIid
lDerborgan. Singegen mar ftaotbe'
tfanrt, OnB IN Der RuppeI oes 8ie.
lrungsturmes Slafgei6iise oufgeftsn1
liparen rnb aliseere9net oieie &uppel
Lift oltr9 8rano- uno fleine Sprettg-
bontben 5erit0rt tpor6en. Ser 3orn
Der 8eb0Iterung rt6tet ft6 oaber
I6urdaus ni6t eeeen bic @merttoner. !"
+ .. 8. s.
9ie Rasi blnten bas bentide Bolt
9te fdmet5erii6e 8eitung ,Die
8elttpo6e'' befaBt ftd in einem Ar>
| titel nit Der Gatia6e, oaB Sitler Dem
oeuti6en Golte itdnoie einen idperen
IoerIaB beriett, anitatt es bo95u5ii6-.
ten, tuie er itets prablte, uno 1peiit
ferner oarauf bin, bob Die Deuti6en
Ii4le6te @erlierer 6tno. ,,Dte oeuti9en
ISoloaten, Die iest in SitpreuBen als
|erite betm ins &ei9 fonmen, iino tei-
|nesmegs mebr oteielben, Die 1888 our
8eiesung 8iens, ip6ter 5um Marid
in Die &i9eloilowafet uno 1889 Damn
gu ibrem &riumpbsug our6 gon5
europa antroten. Sic ftn6 ni9t nur
alter, miioe uno entu1utiet eetporoen>
'onoern Ninionen ibrer &amerooen
|ueilen au6 nt6t mebr unter ibnen.
'8orli6tige neutrale 56abungen nebs
men an, oaB big beute oas 9ritte
&ei9 allein an Toten mtnbeItens 5
bis 6 Wiuionen Monn berloren bot.
,Selbit tpenn man Die ieitber er>
folgte 8ereroBerl1ng 0euti9lan6s
our6 Die 4nneftterung Oeiterrei9s,
oes Suoetenlanoes ltnb oes 8arte-
gaus btn6ure6net, 1T oies mebr alS
oas Doppelte Der entipre9enoen oeut-
Idengerluite i'm lesten Belttrteg.
Man tpeiB, bob gera6e Der idmere
QoerlaB Der napoleonii9en &riege
|entideioeno 0aau beigetragen bot, Die
europatibe Bormadtftelung 5rant-
rei6s fir imner gu eri9iittern. Das
@leide - tpenn ni6t nod i6limme>
res! - orobt nun beute Dem 9ritten
&et6 aus 6ieiem Rrtegs, einem &rie-
ge, ben Die gea5is eingeltanoenerma-
BEN begonnen batten, INN ben Srieoen
bon 8eriaiues um5uitiir3en." ." - 8.
@. S.
t t It
General electric 60. fabrisiert feim.
t6tenbe 2ampe
Bie aus gleoelano beri1tet miro,
lteut bic General electric 60. cine
2ampe Der, pel6e 8afterien in 2e'
bensmitteln, 8ailer uno SUIT nit
Silfe bon ultrapioletten Strablen
totet.
Das Snitrument tpiro Die tsirnto>
ten6e @ampe genannt - cine lange,
oiinne 8irne, Die tuie Elm bergroBertes
Reagen5glas ousiiebt, uno Die 8af-
terien in tpentger ols elmer Minute
totet.
Obglei9 Die @ampe felt mebreren
Sabren in Soipitdlern, in6uitriellen
Betrieben uno 2aboratorien gebrau6t
miro, tpuroen Die nit ibr er5ielten
@rfolge bon Der 5irma erit tiir5li6
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-01
Guest Editorial
WE GIVE THEE THANKS
By Sue COwan Morris

is an American custom for to apportlon think
ng according seasonal attitudes and practices 10
great extent attitudes are conditioned by our merchant
class for purely commercial reasons o0me OF us IAN 10
realize that our Risen Christ Living Christ until the
Resurrection recounted to at Easterde Some super
ticiay deyout Christians think of Good WIN 10
ward All Men until the story OF the Birth OF CHRIST Is
refreshed in memories at Christmas time Others for
get that Mothers Day is every day The great majority
fail realize that there no season for thanksgiving
he Thanksgiving Its purpose, however, Tor
those whose period of meditation is dependent on mass
psychology.
The subject of Thanksgiving is very trite; it is as
old as history. Our American Custom is old the
first American colony. Even though the subject is trite
we may at this time give thanks with renewed zest
the grain and the full harvest which doth appear For all
of these we thank Thee and for country of democratic
principle Our country is democratic in principle, even
thought it does fall short of perfect democracy, does
offer to all its citizens approach to or hope for full
participation in every phase OF American te 1t Is true
that minority groups denied complete Interrogation with
out prejudice but there phase of American life that
has not been penetrated by individuals of the minority
groups Many circumstances, whether expedlenty chang
ed or legally forced have admitted the Negro into govern
mental affairs industrial groups and educational spheres
that have heretofore been closed.
During this season. which comes so soon after our
presidential election we as Negroes proudly be thank
full for vigorous participation the election of the Chief
Executive 1T happens that the Will of the people tav
orcd the democratic incumbent However If the Republic
can nominee had been the choice of tn people the result
would have been due to the powerful Negro vote
especially in the large urban and border stages
Sometimes in our giving of thanks we limit our thanks
for those things that purely personal - our homes,
jobs the safety of our overseas and
myriad of other things that vital to the individual
but is of lesser Importance others because of their
nrsona problems. Even though individual contentment
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-01
FOR THESE We GIVE THANKS

habits for children to follow We may have to
go to the trouble of paying poll tax and voting Our
leaders may force to support for office who guaran
tee decent administration and who will recognize
American citizens instead of just voting for somebody
because he knew fathers mothers gave somebody
ten dollars to tell us vote for him. The hell of the whole
thing we may have to vote, and don't have time for
that.
No. don't want any New Day in Little Rock. The
white people may not like it. We all right it is We
don't have to vote We don't have to lead respectful lives
We don't have to discipline children We just let
them grow up, if they lucky they will turn out to be
upright and and useful citizens, if they are
not, have good penal system If our G. is want
New Day" they can make it. if and when they return
Tuesday, November 21st convinced US there's moth
ing wrong with Little Rock, there may be something wrong
with two three dozen of u.s. who marched to the polls
IN that date ballots for the next mayor of this
city.
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-01
best interests lie.

w. C,-l'm u married woman
and we have 8 children. My
husband is devoted to us, is
hard working man and a good
father. Before We married, he
was accused of being the father
of another womans child. This
child is now in college and | be-
lieye my husband is sending her
money Now what should | do
about this?
Ans. When a couple marries.
they are embarking on a new add
venture and should put the past
entirely behind them. When YOU
married your husband, you We're
aware of this accusation. Yet
you married him i'll good faith.
Why bring this matter up after
all these years? This is your
husbands problem, and whether
or not it is true, you should never
doubt his good judgment as long
as you and the children are not
neglected.
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-01
EDITORIALS
WHATS WRONG WITH LITTLE ROCK?"

There's nothing wrong with Little Rock, Little Rock
ans are no different than people in other commun-
ity We have churches even If graft seems to be
majorng in most. We have schools even If nothing
is being taught in them. We have our Young Womens
Christian Association if it is operated by selfish
clique and supported by whites We have Young Mems
Christian Association bunch of Chicken sheds assemb
led and loaned to us by the government We have
Urban League our operating board is composed
of many handkerchefheaded white oktattlng Negroes
We have our dirty alleys and hazardous streets and mud
holes for children to play in We have our beer tavems
and hon that offering plenty diversion for our
teen age boys and girls and supplying plenty nducement
for penal institutions We have plenty sefstyed leaders
who have succeeded in foong the white man that they
have the Negroes fooled
Not many cities can boast of such records. So you
can see clearly there's nothing wrong with Little Rock
We have the ballot and the privilege to use it, But
not concerned that We are satisfied to go
ahead in the future as the past The white man has
done good job in handing out what he thought
best us lie gave good school building after hav
ing built for himself much better and too he felt
we hurt after he ynched of number in the
heart of our business district before he out and
fine school building would help to arpease for that lit
tie mistake of his OF course he doesn't pay teach
much, but that's the price have pay be called
teacher in Little Rock which title puts us above all 9TH
ers in the city and like it. But since the white man
thinks it's all right for children to play the streets
and dodge traffic and walk eight ten miles to swim in
mud hole, it's all right with The heavy pull on
power in city deprived of the cops district who
accustomed to whipping heads and forced to
accept Negro cops, and it is taking little time to get
accustomed to decent treatment. But Wen make it if
the last long enough.
It's true our boys in uniform sacrificing their lives
for the Four Freedoms whatever that is. We are be-
hind them 100 per cent in doing the things the white
asks of As for the four freedoms satisfied
We can eat, drink tatte and raise all of hell
under freedom If toys want the -Four Freedoms
they sacrificing for they will have to get that them
selves when and if they return.
We have heard a lot Of talk about the NEW DAY"
in America Just what its all about we are not interested
in Little Rock. Little Rock is all right
The only fear we have here is that may have to
wake up and do something to keep up with other southern
cities We may be forced to discard money-grabbing
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tom leadership and acquire
leaders who interested in the welfare of the commun
y rather than their We may be forced to cease
nonchaan attitude and acquire responsible
We may be forced to set an example of our daily
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-01

ago. met a handsome fellow and
fell for him, but he goes with a
flirting girl. He says he doesn t
care for her, but | notice he only
visits me about once month.
opened my heart and went against
my will, hoping | would start him
coming back regular, but he lied
to me and it didn't do any good.
| have said million times since
| was going to stop with him, for
| can find all the fault in the
world with him But when he is
neaar, my heart melts like butter.
The boy | met 8 years ago doesn t
thrill me with his kisses as much
as this boy, What must lido?
Ans; For once let your head
rule your heart and realize that
continuation of this affair will
bring disastrous results, namely,
the loss Of your reputation, self
respect and career, Any man that
you must lower yourself to try
to hold isn't worth having. As
for the man of 9 years standing,
he is honestly sincere in his in
tentions. However, it would be
well for you to encourage other
friendships until you are sure of
your true feelings toward him.
Once you free yourself of this
disturbing influence, it won't take
long for you to realize where your
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-01
Little Rock. AK.

around. When we would meet
again, ! would make him feel
good with nice words, and that he
would take with smile. The
main reason for not likeing him
is that he always sits away from
me, never kisses me or anything,
but just talks. Now he seems
to have awakened and has asked
me to marry him. But year
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-01
WARNITG ORDER

State of Arkansas
County of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Tressie NJ. Mckeever, Plaintiff
vs.. No. 71541
Thomas McKeever, Defendant.
The defendant, Thomas Me-
Keever, is warned to appear in
this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the plain
tiff, Tressie NJ Mckeever.
Dated November IA, 1914.
w. A. Singfield,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
J. X. Booker,
Attorney ad Litem.
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Ealy Red, D. c.
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-01
Relaxing Public Conveyance coils for consideration of

a car wreck. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Reed of Falls City. Nebraska
made a brief visit here. Mrs.
Matte Franklin visited in Mus
kogge, Oklahoma Mrs. Odessa
Gray Is home after visiting in
Memphis. Mrs. Cora Coleman
and Mrs Bessie Coleman spent
the weekend in Hot Springs q.
Peter Campbell was in Hot
Snrinna ON hmeinass TmnadaN
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-01
Legal Notices
WARNITG ORDER

WARNlTG ORDER
State Of Arkansas
County of Pulaski SIS.
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Euniee Collier. Plaintiff
vs.. No. 1860
Arthur Collier, Defendant
The defendant, Arthur Collier
is warned TO appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff,
Euniee Collier.
Dated November 10, 1914,
J. X. Booker,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
w. A. Singfield,
Attorney ad Litem.
II, S, Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Ealy Red, d. c.
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-01
BENTON
Peter Campbell

Mrs. Jessie B. Mardon attend
ed the bedside of her sister in
Hot Springs Mrs, Carrie Tobe
attended State Convention in Lit.
tie Rock and is now confined to
bed. The Church Of God in
Christ is progressing under the
present leadership. Miss Lille
Reed is till. Jeff Davis and
Mrs. Dave Smith were injured in
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-01

w. S. C.--l'm 26 years old
and single. For the past years
| have been going with a boy
who is nice in every way. | never
could seem to like him and
ouId always turn him down
when there was another boy
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-01

SEND TWENTY FIVE CENTS
FOR ABBE'S NEW 1916 READ
INGS. BE SURE TO SEND,
SELF ADDR ESSED ENVELOPE.
BIRTH DATE AND EXPLAIN
YOUR CASE IN FULL.
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-01

adds to the we'll being Of the Masses there are large issues
which are of vital interest to the and affect the
individual too, for which should be thankful. Should
we conut not some of these blessings as Negroes our
increased indignation III industry our ntelgeht patcl-
nation in our government; slow but permanent admit
lance to additional higher educational facilities and of most
Importance that continued growth Of racial consciousness
nd strength?