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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
Soar Lost To New York Giants

Now York, oct, 5l - tUpD = Tho New York football ulAntS, needing all their strength II they arc Co overtake the Washington Redsklns or the Philadelphia Eagles ln the battle for the Eastern Dlvi- Vlonai crown suffered severe blow today when it was leaFend that thar ace passer, Hank Soar, may Do lost for the duration,
 Coach Steve Owen said Soar, c sorVlceman who played only on his free time, had been transferred from Camp Reynelds, O., to an as yet undlsoiosed base-perhaps overs seas,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31

than ever, Operating from Dec. go through March l9, on the heels ot an attractive Hollywood Park pro. gram, 10 offers the FaeFlda tracks Ehe SeveFeSt opposition they nave had, II an owner doesn't 90 to southern California he's nuts,
 The Si00,00O added Santa Anita Handicap for S-year-elds and up at a mile and 0 quarter, the worlds richest race from leSb through lsAA ls listed for March },
 Three sSo,o00 stakes are added headlineFS,
 Represented h a renewal of the santa Anita Derby, Feb, aa, and the san Juan CaplstraAo Handicap at a mile and o half, settling the long distance championship on clos. ing day, isn't hard to swallow, The santa MAygaFita Handicap, March 10, has been increased to Ss0,o0o 70 make 1t the richest on earth TOT Allies and mares,
 Fifteen stakes are outlined with the unprecedented offering of no stake loss than Sa0,000, The top oaliher of the meeting is further shown hy the fact that overnight purses will range up to S7,S00,
 AS support and encouragement to the important California breeding industry, two stakes each S2o,000 added, are listed, The California Breeders Champion Stakes for 2. year.olds toaled in tho state Is to be run on opening day, The santa Catalina Handicap for all ages ot home-hreds from 3 up is set Tor Feb, 3.
 It's great to be winning . war, especially on the fringe Of the movie colony.
 chester L, Smith of the Pittsburgh Press has asked priority on Q comp tometer Notre Dame scored nine touchdowns against Pitt, so the fol- lowing week Sports Editor Smith switched to Penn State ], Navy scored seven touohdowns against the Nittany Lions, and then smith ae- companied the Partners to west Point, Jud 0irard is Wisconsin's
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
MeSpoden Quits As Pro Golfer

Philadelphia, Oct, 3i - tUP9 -- Harold (Jug) Mospaden, the na. tlon's leading golfer from . money winning standpoint, in ie4S and the professionally second leading money winner this year, said today he was leavig his job as pro ct the Phila. delphiA Country Club to accept Q public relations position with New York concern.
 Ke said he hoped to barnstorm aS often as his job would permit,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
PIT Grid Teon,

Melville, R. l., Oct. sl.-WPl-A Navy team from the PIT boat school here staged a stiff scrimmage today in preparation for Q game at Fem way Park Saturday with the Bos- ton College eleven. Outstanding in the backfield was Joe Maglioli, for- mer quarterback at the University of Texas. Johnny Broughton, fore mer backfield ace with Occidental College, was out with broken scapula.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
Louis To Box In N. Haven,N Nov. 6

New York, Oct. Si = (U,PO - Sergeant Joe Louis. heavyweight champion who recently returned from the European war zone, will open 6 three-weeks' exhibition tour at Detroit Friday night,
 Louis. taking advantage of 2l- day furlough. will try to fatten his shrunken pockethook by boxing three exhibitions with the best opponents available in at least nine cities.
 Tour-manager Maxie Waxman has arranged the following Novem- Der date: Detroit. 8: Baltimore, 6; New Haven. Conn, 8; Philadelphia. 10: Washington, IS: and Buffalo, N. F., i4.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
Lest Nights Fights
lRY unltAd Rressl

NerS SA-~S~~ New Haven, Conn. Coolidge NH. Ter, l55, New York. decisioned George (Red) Doty, i5l. Hartford (iO): QJohnny Corbett. i6l. Bran- ford, knocked out Steve Ketchell, l6O, New Haven (4): Johnny Wil- Hams, lgl, New London, stopped Tony Gillo, 1o1, New Haven (6); Eddie Compo, l26. New Haven, dee cisi0ned Larry Morgan, 126. New York (3); Charlie Howard. iS3, New York, outpcinted Young Andrews, l3a, New Haven, (3).
 Philadelphia ally Arnold 14J l-2, Philadelphia, knocked out Mays on padlow, l45 i-2. Philadelphia, (3). f
 New York = (st. Nick's Arena) = Lulu Costantino, 135 Ia, New York, decisioned Leo Dulmaine. lso, Wor- cester. Mas, (l0l.
 Detroit - Leroy willis, l2D. De- troit, vs A. 0. Lee. l28. Indianapolis, declared no contest t3l; Vic Delli- curti, 160, New York. technically knocked out Eddie Rossi. i02. Boston (2). te
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
SIoeum Wins

Three touchdowns In as many different periods, were scored by locum In on le.0 touch football vic- tory over Chase yesterday by Frank diampietro and Mike DlJohn get- ting the three six-pointers between them, Prank scoring twice.
 Two unheaten teams, B. W. Tin- ker and Driggs were scheduled to play at Hamilton park, { p, m, to- day,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
costontino Wins

New York, Oct. Si - (u.P) = Lu- lu Costantino, i35 Ia, New York, today held an unimpressive 10 round decision over Leo Dulmaine, lS9, Worcester, Conn.
 Costantino danced and jabbed hts way to the triumph at St. Nick's Arena last night in a dull bout that afforded little action. Both judges and he referee voted nine rounds to Costantino who completely outhoxed his opponent. Lulu opened a gash over Dulmaine's left eye in the fifth round but there were no knock downs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31

shiphullding Company IncY of Cornwall, N. F.: that he accepted remuneration, said by Prosecutor Capt, David O. Kuh to be more than eie,O0O, for services rendered. or proinised: that he attempted 70 influence prospective witnesses to Rive false testimony; and that nc was e member of Q conspiracy against the United States In the awarding of seven contracts to the Cornwall firm.
 The former boxing manager was represented by Q civilian attorney, Henry Miller, ct the court which opened in the Brooklyn Army base today,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
Meteors Drill

Tn preparation for the basket ball season just ahead, Meteors A. c. held a hoop drlll at Pearl street Community House. The Meteors are booked to meet the West Point Medical Detachment inu November for the first game of the season, to be played by the local lads, inc uludlng williams Evans. player coach, James Beomall, James spanln. Win PotleWay. James Jones. Herbert Willy, John Chapman. syl- alzlar nlIkIn. All WallzL klnen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
Hombers out1

Annapolis, Oct. 3i - (U.P) - Nayy's fothall team, hoping to re- gain prestige when 1t meets Notre Dame at Baltimore in Saturdays top game. received @ staggering blow today when Head Coach Com mander Oscar (Swede) Hagberg said it was doubtful whether star Half back Hal Hamberg would be able to play.
 Hamberg. a splendid runner and kicker = real triple threat back - aggravated an old leg injury in last weeks % to o victory over Penn and Hagberg said ''it looks much like he is out next Saturday."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
Hi-Y FootboII

Last night a hotly contested gamG was won by the Wilby Hey Club in the Touch Football league at the Central x. M. c. A. Wilby Hi-Y defeated Sigma by the score 26-22 Wilby scoring nothing in the first two quarters went to town in the third and ran up le points holding Sigma to IS. In the last quarter both teams fought hard with Sigma scoring 2 and Wiiby thus winning the game by 26 points.
 Outstanding play for Wilby Hl-Y was made by Datelle, N. Lezotte Beaulac, while Sandulli, Mahaney, Al Russo. ]. German, Dostalar, and Armour stood out for sigma. Tonight's game at 8:3O will have ancers Hi-x ps. Alpha lily.
 The White Elephants won then game from the 4. q. A. by forfeit Bay aE Don'ls 6 Slnmpo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
Hershey Lost 70 But Twins" Come

Hershey, Pa, Oct. Si-(Up)-The Hershey Bears of the American Hockey league today had Q victory that they had previously counted as a loss and as a result strength ened their hold on first place in the circuits eastern division.
 League President Maurice Podo- loff awarded them @ triumph in their Oct. 26 game against the In- dianapolis Capitols which they had lost ' to 0.
 The Capitols. Podoloff said, used three Detroit Red Wing players who violated the two week rule. The trio returned to Detroit immediate ly for National league competition instead of staying the required two weeks in the American league.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
Groyson's Scoreboord
Sonto Anito Opened Dec. 2S. lss4. and Continues as Reol Sonto Claus to HoFsemsn:
 IS Stokes Run From $20.000 to $l00.000

nomination for freshman Of the year k An unusual passer and kicker, the lv,year-old left haltbaek was directly responsible for the Badgers victories over Northwestern and Marquette ~, Pvt, Beau Jack telephones hts New York manager, Chick Wergoles, from Fort Henn Ing, Ga, daily, Just to gah about the light game <, "G got nothing to tell him." says Chick, and lt costs SA,VS," ~, Billy Southworth had the Cardinals play the Worlds Series ellheher in long underwear -, We'll, that was one way of steam. ing them up,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
Hervord Proceeds

Cambridge. Mass. Oct. Sl.-(UP) --Harvard's wartime football team resumes practice Friday after an examination lay-off with two games scheduled before the end of an ''in- formal" season. On Nov. n, the Crimson win play Q team from the Melville. R. I. PIT Boat school and on Nov. is will windup the year with e second game with Tufts cole lege. Thus far. Harvard has been undefeated in O. schedule that in- cluded a l1-0 win over Tufts. Plans for NoR. lo meeting with Boston tol,eso oollapssd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
tRae, U,, s, Pat. ofiace)
 Nv HACK CUDDY

(Unlted Press Stan CorrespondenO
 New York. oct, Sl-(Up)-Hig- tlMo hockey, though stlll scraplng the rink bottom for talent, appar- ently Is of to another Bonanza season nl-thanks to the fervor ot women fans who regard modified Mayhem on Ice as Q darling diver tissement.
 A total of Se,sel spectators at. tended the tlrst four games of the loAA-'A5 campaign - ct Toronto, Montreal, Chicago and Detroit, Chi. oago, the worlds hottest stick.and. puck town, set an opening record for the National Hoskey league Sum
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
Ia chonee Stopped

Providence, R. l., Oct, Sl,-tuP)- Charlie Smith, i3o, of New York held Q technical knockout over Mau- rice (Leity) LaChanee, i29, of Lis- bon, Me-, today following their scheduled l0.round bout which was stopped in the seventh round last night ct the Auditorium,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
Arnold By K.o.

Philadelphia, Oct. 3l = (UP) = Billy Arnold, l6-year-old welter- weight title aspirant of Philadel- phia, today held his 2eth knockout in his undefeated string of 30 vic- tories as a professiona.
 Arnold. a negro high-sch0ol student, added to his list of ring victims the name of Mayon padlo, veteran Philadelphia fighter, whom he knocked out in the third round of a scheduled 10 rounder before 5000 fans at the arena here last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31

states in influ- encing the award of Army con. tracts for hle own profit,
 Gould, on trial for violation of the eeth Article Of War, was con- fronted " 1 h { Q u r specific charges.
 Graft Colleotedf
 That he un- lawfully inhu. enced the award of contracts to k14A EsG0rY1 W All
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
AAichigon Loses
 FootboII copeoin

Ann Arbor, Mioh.. ocE. al-~(UP) Don Lund of Detroit and Joe ponsetto of Flint Mich, fllllbact and quarterback respectively. today assumed fht job oI ooscaptelnlnn the University 0l Michigan football team Cor the remainder eS l6e sfe-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
Boys Club Sports
keY8t0ne LoAgWe

The Boys Club Keystone Basket ball league for Intermediate teams will get underway on Thursray. Nov. 1T.
 The following teams have enter ed this league to date: The Rock nes. the Wildcats, the Oakville Aces. the Watertown Falcons and the Pine Hill Abrigators, and the Caisson Jrs. Other Intermediate teams which desire to enter this league must do so before Nov. 10 that which date the schedule of games will be published.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
Ny HARRY CRIMSON NEA SnORtA Editor

New York, oct, Santa Anita Park was opened Dec, 90, 1884, and Dr. Charles Henry StENh has been 0 real Santa Claus to horSenen, The one-tlMe dentist and owner Of the San Francisco baseball club meant lt when he said; "FM give them SO much money theyM have
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31

70 come out hefe and get N" That's gold M tn em tn r sierra Madre hills, precisely where the fahu- bous Lucky Bald- win held sway
 Returning to the races follow Ing an interFup- ton of three years, Santa. An. itA's program is more pFetenNous
 AA kA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
Schedule

Schedule
 Monday, Nov. 6 Pugra vs. Carroll Cavanaugh vs. Seer. stanton vs. Judd
 Tuesday, Nov. 2 Saglnario vs. McCristle Kruse vs. Koskey pelletier vs. Jarlott
 Wednesday, Nov. 6 Collins vs. Lange Harmon vs. Scigliano Keenan vs. Larson
 Thursday, Nov. 9 Drlscoll vs. Cashin Cooke vs. Courtney verriker vs. Holian
 Friday, Nov. 70 Brennan vs. Pope uslnski ps. Elanngan 1zuspIlle ys. NlcooEdl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
PILOT
 SAYS INNOCENT TO4 CHARGES.

New York, oct. Si.--(Up) Capt. Joseph Gould. manager in civilian life of former world heavyweight champion Janaes [. Hraddock, plead- Cd innocent before Q general court martial yeskerday Co charges that he oDraasiraa aeninak khN YInlkAd
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
Redwinas

Detroit, Oct. 3k -- (Upl - Jack Adams. manager of the Detroit Red Wings of the National Hockey league, said today Biil Jennings had been traded to the Boston Bruins. for Peter Leswick and an undlsclosed amount of cash. Les wick. Adams said. win be sent Co the WInes' Indianapolis farm team
 in the American league.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31
Drew JoIts Jones

Holyoke, Mass, Oct, Si,-(uP)- Lige Drew, i47, of Los Angeles de- cisioned Broadway Johnny Jones, iAS, of Pittsburgh in a i0-rounc feature clash at the Valley Arena last night,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31

High Three Joe Perpazini S7S
 High Single Dick Hyland lS2 High Team Single Pugra SSs
 High Team Total Saginario 1S6S
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-31

By Sam Davis
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14
HOT SPRINGS
Gloria Downs

AROUND THE XAP0R CITY
In a dramatic way the Hon Z.
:. Stevenson stepped down from
the p~resldenee Of the local branch
NAACP and turned the office over
10 Miss Margaret Long. Mr..
Stevenson is organizer Of the
branch and builder OF its men,
bership and also served as treas
urer His retirement comes be-
cause Of other heavy personal and
civic duties Douglas school is
a place Of beauty these spring
days Campus trees were recent
ly white-washed Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. h. Brown OF Union ST. will
celebrate their S5th wedding an
u~iyersary April IA. Mrs r.
Bagllss Of Geldsteil School spent
Easter holidays at the city.
Mrs NJ VI. Wilhurn Joined her
husband in Little Rock Bish-
ofs @ Z Garry and J. a. Gregg
along with Dr @. W. Blakely, O.
sherman. Lun0n and Ashford
spent Tuesday here Mrs r
Y Thomas. o.erator Of the Rest
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14

on Parade Sunday, but it rained
most of the day. Some went out
anyway to show their new QUOT
hts The rain hit a blue dress
owned by alady on Sparrow ST.
It goes without saying the dress
drew up like a window shade. A
bath attendant Of the Majestic
hotel got caught in the rain and
as a result OF his trousers draw
ing up. his wife had TO cut both
legs before he could undress for
aeG L has been an easy thing
10 lind anything that has been
wanted in the local pawn shops
due 10 The fact that scores who
went broke on the horses had to
pawn their belongings to get out
OF town. Saw a young lady We'd
nesday morning still standing on
Highway -. trying to hitch hike
back to Memphis. Oh these
races and these Easter clothest
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14
STAMPS
Willie +. Jones

Oscar Harris Is suffering from
a fractured eolIarbone- Mrs.
A " Flowers is home after
spending ssyeESi weeks in Nash
vile. Tenn wigh ker soa 2na
daashser-ga-,4w. and R&eY Flow.
ss aao are visiting here
Mrs Adtis Williams : aeme ar
er visiting her father In SaFeye-
port. La Mrs Eaaa NAH and
Ms Macy Oakland visited u
Shreveport, Mrs LsalA ha3s
visited her daughter In Dallas
Texas Race Lindsey has LETT
for Hope 10 yisi, bis brother. whe
vas injured in = defense plant
Mrs Charlie Bussey 5 recovering
after several weeks illness
Lafayette County Training school
held a program last Friday fer
the primary grades Rev J. /
Davis delivered the special Easter
message ar Qnian Chapel Mrs
nar'ee Thomas distributed esEs
10 the entire congregation
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14
ALMYRA

Arkansas County Is very hap
py 10 have Mrs. Ivy Black Bras
well as new Home Demonstration
Agent. Seaman Sandy Fitzpat-
rick is home with his wife. Mrs.
Marie Montgomery Fitzpatrick
and little daughter. Ann Toska.
Seaman Fitzpatrick has served
9 months in the South Pacific.
Visiting Miss Arvelle and Joyca
Montgomery and family were Miss
Emma Montgomery and Mr.. sug-
ger. Miss Montgomery is a SEN
Tor at the Dunbar High School in
Little Rock. while Mr.. Stieer
lives in Detroit, Michigan. -.
The Foods Production War Train
ing Glass in food preservation has
just begun with Miss Julia Anne
Atkins as instructor. Attend
ing the Girls State Tournament
were Professors and Mrs. B. c..
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Dunn, Misses Hattie Boone Dunn,
Mildred Jennings. Wilma Cart
wright, Shirley Butler and Mary
Tfiil. Lincoln Phillips, Deyoe
Jemmerson, Cleo Elders and Wal
ter c. Washington.
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14
DR. Boyd to Speak
At Miles Chapel

hey, Il. Dyer, pastor of Miles
chapel eME Church, 9TH and
bender has announced that DR..
u. Boyd of Memphis, Tenn.
VIII deliver both messages at the
church Sunday, DR.. BOYD is Gen.
eral Secretary of the superanu-
ated Preachers, Widow and Or
phan Dept, OF the CINE church
The church group plans an all.
day service, beginning with
church school at $50 a. m =,
charge of Mrs. A. A. Womack
Dir. Boyd will preach at regular
morning service hour, 400 a. m
and again at s p. m.
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14

Awhile Ha0mius house Is in North
Carolina ar The bedside Of her
mother Gsoree Henderson and
Miss Helen Roach are Ill Last
rites fer Niitn Holland we're con
Quoted from the Harris Funeral
Home. Or, 7 ] Griffin delivered
he eulegy Rev \. T. Wesson.
pastor of Macarthur Bapt.
Church. Is publishing a Good VIII
Book. Haven Methods, Church,
Union Baptist Church and Visi-
tors Chapel AME Church were
places O. worship amid the rain
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14

st sunrise Easter S%Sunday. d.
Woman Of tie week Is Mrs. Green
Paseha4 she il always cheer
lul and has the record FOR wear
ing q neat hair do daily. !.
A Little Gossip:-WeIl. told
he girls ia m7 last article 10
break their shoes In before Eas-
tar Many did not. and Oh. boy.
fae Food Doctors offices were full
Monday and many who did not 90
felt felt Ike their feet we're on
fire FLASH As would be
expected, the Easter bonnets were
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14
Tiillar
Willie C. Reynolds

Monroe Washington has return
d from Hanstord, Washington. &.
bennle Lee White spent Easter
veek-end in Dumas. . Mrs. Mary
Williams was buried near Dumas,
sunday. 81. Paul AME church
had an elaborate Easter program
iNth sermon BY Rev. sylvester
Jones Finance totAled s29 Is :.
The Log Bayou school commence
ment program vii begin Tuesday
night Rev : NJ Taylor. presi-
dent Of the Morris-Booker Acad-
envy Of heymott viii deliver the
b&ecalaureate sermon. Mr.
and Mrs Frank Calhoun have re-
turned from Chieaso. also Mrs.
Thelna Barnes PVT Jesse
Barnes of New York is here on
farloagh. Mrs Adline Smith IS
very i'll. Mr.. and Mrs James
Smith and Mr.. aud Mrs. J.. ".
Nowdeu Of Little Rock are at
her bedside
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14
Special Notice

Beginning Wednesday night.
April l9 at cha Phyllis Wheatly
Fl an eeR is Gssion Of the
Teaching ot BaAauilah, found
81 af BahaI Faith will be held,
and each week thereafter for s
time. The public Is III
Fited to take part
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14

leetsd and copyrighted by International
Council Of Religious Education asea bs
permission.
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14
SAuL'S EARLY PREACHING

LESSON TENT: Acts s.iah.5o, II IS.
o.
GOLDEN TENT; I am not ashamed Of
the gospel: for II Is the power OF Gs
unto salvation - every TIA, eeslev'
eth.--Remans t6.
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14
Liberty HIN Rapt. Church

Ittrrty HEII FsaIt. tIiufNh
sAa4 spring 81. rev. NJ. Van
HUDSON, Minister
2 SO a m. - Suadag school
ilseo A. m Sermon.
GO p m.-Eyening sermon,
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14
Beautiful Interior Of Haven Methodist Church

Hat springs - Abose IS the
picture showing the beautiful in
o. the Haven Ne h0diSt
Church here during s regular
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14

Allison Presbyterian Church
9Th and Gaines ST. Rev. J. +.
Henderson. Minister
sunday
10 50 $ m.-ChureA school
1880 a IN Morning Service
% 2 -Eyenins Service.
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14

EauTeA service. "a rainy Sunday
night in March.
Standing behind DR.. T. J.
Griffin. the able pastor. is Hay-
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14
90 to church

' w . htt 'NE
Ward Chapel aME Church
1901 Hangar St Rev. Loyee
Patrick. Minifter
80 a. m-Sunday school.
II 90 a m,-sermon
1 81 p m-Epworth League
Bullock Chapel CME Church
Rev, l.. I. Turner
Big Bethel AME Church
9Th and Broadway SITS. DR.. q
Nayman Blakely. minister in
Ch&rge
II et a m-Sermon.
Saa p m-Eyening sermon
NJ Andrcns AME Church
nd and Stale SITS Rev. 4. T.
Williams. Minister
-
Wesley Chapel NJ. T.. Church
18th aud State s. ]. Walt
Moore. Minister
Morning SeTvices-ll 8, m.
cas- % p m-Union Yes
per Services.
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14

Morning Star Rapt. Church
sua and smother St. North Little
Goek, Rev. {, Z Canada. Pastor
Sunday SeAoo~s 50 a Il
Morning. WorsAlp-lIs0Q a. Ia
n y P. Us-6 30 p u
Evening Worsalp-7.S0 ?. Ia
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14
lairvicw Nj Church

l~'airvicw CME Church
Rev. c. y. SmitA. Pastor
&lA4moat, ArA.
1850 q. m.-Sanday School
/ DO g. m eFGAon-
45a p M. Epworth League
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14
Shiloh fiapt. Church

18th and Hanger ST. Or. c D.
Pettavay. Minister
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14
ATTEND THESE ~CHrReNfs

METROPOLITAN BAPTIST
CHURCH
Sunday School -Ds;So AN
Morning Worship Dli!0 90 AN
B. T. u. -6:Se Pm
Evening Worship -i:SQ PM
Rev. J. II, Gstiin. Pastor
NJ. Neho AME Church
College Station
Rev. ". n Walden. Minister
Slndas School, $3.50 a. N.
Preaching, l:S0 a II.
Institute, 500 p. m.
Night service, S;Sa p n.
Leach Chapel CME Church
l0I2 Broadway 81, Nsrth Lit
lie Rock
Model $ $. $50 n. IN,
Sermon Il;09 s. ~. Rev. 3.
T, Carter, pastor,
Musical Program S,aa =. M
In charge & Missionary Circle.
EaVrvtA League 6;3a p, m.
Arkansas State press., 1944-04-14

SIS Collins Rev. n Nichols.
Minister
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Anti-Bureau Bill
Sent to House

ASHIN TON March =
Senate sent to con.
ference with the House today :
bill carrying drastic anti-bureau
cratic amendments adopted IN
new assertion Of congressional
power over He governments purst
strings.
The measure carried these re-
Strictive provisions.
sRussell amendment prohibit
ing use OF funds by any preSi-
Dental agency which has been
in existence for more than
year after July ! without A spe-
cific appropriation by Congress
. Mcclellan amendment requir-
inc Senate confirmation Of all
federal employees receiving sal
aries Of $500 a year or more.
Committee proposal imposing
fine and imprisonment for use of
federal automobiles for other
than official business.
. Mcclellan amendment rcquIr-
ing Tennessee INDEPENDENTLY
10 pay receipts from Us power
business INTO the treasury and
depend upon congressional APP
propriatlonS Tor its operations.