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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

Motion pictures Of Michigan's
intersectional game with Navy at
Baltimore last Saturday will be
shown al the Monday noon meet
ing of The Detroit Times Down
town Quarterback Club al the
Fort Shelby, open TO all football
fans.
The movies arc being flown 10
Detroit and will be processed
Sunday 10 be ready for the Mon
day meeting. This is one Of the
biggest games Of the season and
as few fans were able 10 get 10
Baltimore to see the action. they
can watch every play on the
screen.
There will be reports from
writer's, coaches and scouts COW
ering all the big games played
Saturday. Chuck Baer will re-
port or Detroit Cincinnati. Bob
Murphy will tell some of the in
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
spoRrsMAN.s PARK RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Si 500 claiming S'ycar-
olos and up, furlongA - -
pfoleisrlen tApplteesl 4o4o 90 ,o
Time ! o. on So
Eifty---ts-rri+. Fiick Maurice X Jolly
Creenock vegas Lass. Merry Bid and Major
Mc slEf rar
srcoNp RAcr-si 500. claiming, ,-yc.r-
sen l,snd Ist5 'Aa"H' eso ssS ssS s9S s9S
PfeatoriAn . Jessonl 90
Sauns q AlRrins. lockwood Belva Slave
Min's n Ration and lubilate Boy also van
rHIRp RACE 81 500 claiming. 3-yesr'
oids ana us5, sp ,ao iuTions' oo an %
Eyei Message Nichols $40 so
Help sweep tAppleOeei 90
Time ! 81 IS. off 2 h2ig
ThoTmond Hearth fIOom IA Rue, Foresic
.Fald dor and stsu A. Night also ran.
FOURTH RACE-sl.soo the Trsemoor..
allowances S-yesr-olds snd up tuflongs
Spectator tApplebecl $50 20
Time o2 2-5 Of -
CallAntTy Mr. Rabbit HiFh Nov Anytime
valdina Brifht, Fair sand and broadhead
also ran
FIFrH RACE-s7 500. the Rossnsv Handi.
Chslmctie Martin 500 go $40
Pomp's Gal Jessopi $50 800
Miss Dsmion Nichols 4s0
Time 30 LIS on Aoiz
Prank Munns sun Az, LADY Cavite Little
Johnny also ran.
Lady Easy Dough Fire Dog and Mall
SIXTH RACE--Mile and an eighth,
A-CerhsruS Sanabrial so Z 40 so
A-TBke wing Nichols 3 lao 2 so
In the BaF Filter $40
Time I Ss
chief Adviser Psrssong Cherry wine De
value Bushwhackcr and Latent also gan.
Amir and Mrs 2. Trout entry.
SEVENTH RACES. 500 the Arch ward
Haudicap 3-vcar4olds and IN fur'onRs
Chipamink 81. JesSopl ? 30 22O ? 10
Whose Filter 260 2.s0 22O
ilfCtChtt Nichols 40
Timc 20 on 44t3
Marie j.. Happy Pilot and Powdered MIX
also ran
Dead heat for hrst
EIGHTH RAGS 500 claiming 7vcar-
olds and ". I i-ls miles
Good Ante tJessop Ia so $50 80
Deseronto tNicholsl $50 10
BRIGHT Count tHcnsonl so
Time ! 56 is
yellow Rock Spanish Belle Poet Laureate
and Happy Dash also ran
NINTH RACE-Sl 500. claiming 3-ycar-
ods and up. ! l-16 miles
ste Frances ~ JcSsopl 20 20 90 ? 60
Home Again { ID. JeSSOpi $50 so
BonZAr fApplehec 40
Time / IS 2-5, or Sf2
Gcyirs Elmo's Cloud CharleHr Van O.
and Republication also ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
CHURCHILL DOWNS RESULTS

FIRsT RACE-Sl 500 ALLOW anees the Blue
Larkspuf. maiden 2-year-olds 8 furlongs
wild Advice lLoturcol iisO 90
Gee High tPena 400
Mug. Billy Perry. @aln Threat. 'styIstte
Play Asia Papriks stage Boy. Count Flares
Bsyonei and Bsautcian also ran.
SECOND RAcr-ss 600. hs Idle Hour.
Major Jimmy lTruschka $50 50
Shut Eye iFiSchern $50
ses d. is,one,ts Leos Brandy. A,rpsn.
naquesne BLACK Brat zaespet and Daroy
THIRD RACE-,7 900 the Greentres. al
loWanoes. 2-yeAr-oidS, iurlongs
L42seq' fsssn Rss.ll RSs TrqfS4s' Psns $40 $50 $50 ssS
Time j 20 4.5. OF sos
sandy Pam. Miss Mariana DARK jungle
Mate Me and 'Maemab also ran.
Field
FOURTH RAcE-s2 500 the Relair. al.
lowances 3-year-olds and IN 8 furlongs
Navy Cross MoUiSeyi f.60 2 20 so
Bolos Choice tTrusehkal $40 20
CoinelA tSullivAnl 600
Time l.l5. off 332.
Freddie's Pal coolite. Light ~ Morn. Drol-
Ion and Many Lands also ran
FIFTH RaCE-Miie ana sixteenth:
Geraldine = tWsllacel 20 100
SO Proudly FISCHER 30
Time lS2
nj Fling. speedway senator T, Bonhcur
and Babeif also ran.
SIXTH RACES. 600 added. the chero-
kee Park. 3-yeaT-olds and up. ! lie miles
Restless tTruSchkAl 1850 . 20 20
Silvery Moon FISCHER i6 90 so
Harriet Sue SCuTloCk 40
Time l,4a 3-S. or 32ia
Choppy Sea. Sirius. Bergolster and sigma
Kappa also ran
SEVENTH RACF-s2 600 the Malapa, al
lowanceS, 3-ycar-oids and up, ! i-l6 miles
W II. Kelly Licaush so $40 40
Gold Regnant BaSsr 40 200
Tuteo wallace $40
Time so Is Of s O2l7.
Head Flight Dark Heather Fayerhanke,
Darby Diplomat Doc Donuugh Swift Legion
and wits End also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Si 500. the BrsmAe a.
iowances. 3-year-olds and up ! l-ls miles
ieStabert wallace 30 100 90
Always Flying adams 90 $50
Greenock Image tTruschkal 90
Time ISL as or a.
Border Scout 'Aathaiah Mich Ster Hali
Grand Lostahst Aunt Lucy and Leoicy
also ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
ANTLERLESS DEER

The 800 lucky persons who can
hunt antlerleSS deer in Allegan
County from Dec. l 10 10 have
been chosen. The conservation
department announces that hunt
crS whose names were drawn
have been notified
Taking of antlerlesS deer in the
area is permitted 10 afford relief
10 celery growers whose crops are
damaged when the herd became
too large,
Michigan is in top place among
the states in total Of deer killed
by hunters in 1914 and is topped
only by Pennsylvania in number
of deer hunters.
Outdoor Life magazine supplies
figures showing that over the ma
tion the average hunter has less
than one chance in three Of get
ting deer The success percent
age IN Michigan last season was
300.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Mcguire Retains
Job at Birmingham

Ray Mcguire. who took over
late this season as pro at Bir-
mingham Country Club. has been
signed for next year, Ray Forsyth.
president Of the club, announced
Saturday. This is Maguire's first
connection as a head pro and he
has done swell job Besides
'thc pro duties. Mcguire will have
supervision over the caddie de-
nartment
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
PIMLIcO RESULTS

FIRST RAGS 500. maiden 2-yesr-old
hllics I lilo miles
FrotCrh tSCawthuru 3 90 10 10
Lady MONDAY tMehrtenS l22 % 20
Alma Mater ,Smith 10
Tine i.4q As or o.
Sissle Wrs Lately Comsid Teddy's vixen
Skybornc aud Little Sphinx also ran
SECOND RtCE-S3 500. the Binrhampion
FIRST division. furlongS
Gumdtop MccreaFy 2720 80 70
Smart PLAY DOdsnn so
Time ! l3. OF 321S
Belpast Comics Cir. AoIel East and
THIRD RacE-s4 600. tho Brook s,eple.
s..,c, sns.G :. s-yess-oda ,,,,s.r,. and ap mes
d-B0ld Mate KTatEi 90 2 20
Silver Run owen 27O
Time 2 so Is of , ~
Last Ace d-Chesapeske, BiShy and Beneksar
FOURTH RAGS 600 allowances. : and
5-s,sI, 5-yesr,oldS i,le miles an 30 ,.o
Frht Man Seoccsp so 20
Timc i.47 as. ~ ga
stinrpricc. Mondsrsh Pine Lake. FIRST
Pal a,Rcfresh .Maidof'hemoon
s-C;Oldsborough-StrauS entry
fIFTu RACES 600 od Bones Handicap
7-year-elaSsnt up Il. miles
Alarmed Dodsonl $40 in--aai
Rampant Martin 2 % our
f;aliorette ScAwthOrnl Out
Time 81 as off NJ
Good Blood and Mtcsve also ran.
a-Calumet Farm entry
SIXTH RACE -- $40 00n added ENter0i-
uator Handicap, S-VrAr-0ldS ard up. mics
and 70 wards
Tfyn6n0V TMccrcsryr "a oe-e 4e-
Ftddlcr's Pr tMchrtcnSf 20 80
Mono FlaC DodSOn1 ~
Time - Of E 22is
Real short Ballast Negcae s0d Ic'me-
now allen
SEVENTH -RACE-S7 500 the shot Fut
Class - allowances 4-yesr-olds snd W liz
miles
a-Mug's Game fRuNtonN - 20 - so
Lord Calvert DodSonl 50 ql
Broke Even Martin 40
Time "a 7-S off 09i-
Bergar No Down s-Star Rack, SIGNAL
Corpse and GyntAf also ran.
a-MesSiu1iano entry
FIGHTH Race 500 tho Bi0rhamton
second division. allowances, 7ycar-oids
furloneS
MAGNETIC star
MCCrearv - an 2 ~ ~
Happy Buckle tChcrYf so 20
Speeding Home Young 20
Time - Is ~ 4 ~
Risr Rcd Re Faithful and Statesman also
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Rough Wrestling Go
AT Arcadia Monday

Any match that "Tiger" Tasker
participates in is rough wres--
Ting tuSSle, He makes il that way
hut the one in which he meets
Miguel Torres at Arcadia Mon
day looks like super-rough
bout. Miguel also is given TO
rough stuff Their match is part
of a doubleheader.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
You Can See M-NaUy Movies
AT Times Luncheon Monday

side story Of the Michigan-Navy
encounter.
Joe Bach and Pete Cawthon
will tell of the Lions-Bears game.
john Piagei viii report on &seas-
gan State-Great Lakes and also
have some information on Penn
State, next for the Spartans.
1t will be another big gathering
with a lot of football discusSio
for the fans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Plenty Of Deer
Await Hunters
BY DON GILLIES

Thursday is the day whenMichi-
can cunners may sally forth in
hucs, Of buck deer
More hunters and more deer arc
expected IN the woods OF northern
Michigan this season than any
otHer year in history. The deer
season runs from Nov - TO Nov.
80 Besides deer, hunters may bag
r. bear
!. n. Bartlett, deer expert Of
the game division of the coDser-
,ation department. who keeps
better check on deer than any
other man in the state. tells us
that Of the S3 southern PENN
sula counties for which compari-
sons are available, 25 counties
show an increase.
An increase is also indicated for
the Upper Peninsula. according 10
Bartlett, although the edge over
l9ii is much smaller than below
the Straits.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Cosmos, ST. Ladisldus
In Title Tilt Sunday

Playing for the prep football
championship of Hamtramck. ST.
Ladislaus High and Hamtramck
High clash at 2:30 p. m. this
Sunday at Keyworth Stadium.
The schools battled 10 6-6 tie
last yaar
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
NEW DEER TERRITORY

An additional 1900 acres ap-
proXimatcly of the Seney National
Wldlife Refuge in the Upper Pen
inSula viii be opened to deer hunt
crS this season.
The territory, lying between the
briggs River and the So-callcd
Pine Creek road, remains closed
10 all hunting except for deer dur
ing the regular season.
approximately $1,000 acres Of
the refuge. lying west of the
briggs River, are open to hunting
of all species subject 10 state and
federal laws and regulations. eX-
ccpt that Canada geese may not
be taken. There are approximately
95 600 acres IN the refuge
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
JAMAICA RESULTS

FIRST RtCE-S3 600, maiden 2-year-o'ds,
Alberta tAtkinan 400 ? so
s-BuzE Bomh tCAnaellal 27o
Time i.13 2-s on 1872
a-Rabies Bogden Ray Osn1iyan. Par.
wa-Pat Afrcet. Blue Badge Hibcrnian and
Saranac also ran
SECoND RAGS 600 claiming 3-ycar-
ods and up 8 furonss
FlCetAf iHanSman 90 80
Oncnbach tMcGOWAu| 90
Heiyetisn. .iI Ten to Ace and Modes, one
alsn ran
ruRD R,Cr So 500 thc crsvsus Al
lo~aneeS :, 3,year.9,dS J = miles so 81
Meadow Maid Caf'arena 500 40
G. ! Joe Blanc 40
Tmc ~. Lac 2a5 S,. ~ a.; So ~ Marietta
Naval station Happy Forecast ana F'isr
FOURTH RAGS 500 ADDED FIR estr-
INA Handicap. Glass b. 3-year-olds fur
Sossddsys tAtklnson1 $50 go 25o
spartan Noble Kirkland 20 70
Tine time iii 'i"''.i'f5 as. OF 252'g.
-fri-tf- a-Febrldsc Breeung Home and
our Candidate also ran
al Rich entry
rIFTH RAef-Stot tea seaad the NeNc
Morse. allowances 2-ycsf-old h.lics mile snn
20 yards
IA fiber,e tMay oo 40 40
NuSh hush tHansmanI 90 .0
Htrhfortidics WITCH 20
Time a. or 2 26
Trtrafrttle and Harcu 81 so ran.
' SINTH RNCT-Sl 600 added iG' Monterey
Handicap, Class d. 3-yeaT-0'ds and 40 j 4,
miles
All Day Atkinson 40 90 so
stage Bond fNodafse1 ~ y"
Bright Gallant Wright Su
Time 50 4-5 'ncw tack record or
aN
IsDl1cy and Adert--r+.o ran
SEVENTH RAGS 500 thc hucus's
Class d allowances, 4-ycsr-9lds and uP
] lilo mile
Ayah's Boy tHansmanl Il 30 40 90
Black Swan Miller 10 40
SoVlew Atkinson 20
Time 4j 4-5. or "a
Smolcnsko. Jovine and Salto Also ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
RESULTS FROM NATIONS LEADING TRACKS
RocKINGHAM REsULrs

FIRST RACE-s3. 900 claiming. 4-y,sr-
olds and Gp. sis miles
Bold Nesoa (Rogersl 420 $50 74o
Round Clock Balzarettl 500 $50
KAte's Silver Brennan SEQ
Time 2'oi. off l:2lia.
ESta. JustiniAn II, TOAca Spiritual, Ocenus
and Guess Who also ran.
SECOND RACE-S2 600. claiming, 4-year-
slt. s,s, and md Up sic miles niles 50 ,.so .oo
Bcnsn CovrrpnE ,ossnta- .-ese N,so
seven Ilills Martin 800
Time 2 02 SIS. OFF las
Ylee Bar PhADn hlcinOuS RrodklAndylle
THIRD RAcE-s2 zoo. claiming. s-yesr-
RSIis,pS. as, .ns yp ss,,n1 tarlqns' SEQ $40 90
Cay Fiight lscotui go 5 so
Heel Up Kerr 400
Haggerty. Islam King Two Kick. Idle Fool
Paul a Jack Dove and North psIk also ran
,,.Is1 FOURTH ,,d EASE'2 1icSr, Zoo; allowances J.
Mixer Nsdesui $40 90
Time i:i2 As. OF 242
Charlie Respirs. war rage and Dodo's
III rlrTn IN Racr-ss 600 added the Lowell
Handicap 3-yeAr-olds and 10. turlongS
Agrarisn-U tIIettingerl 74o $50 $50
shiny Penny Rogers $50 so
Copywright fStranrei so
Time 1872. OF 90
Miss Ethel b-Bar Willow and b-shor, About,
b-Mrs l. wolf entry
SIXTH RACE-S2 500 sloVAnces. 3-year-
olds and up. l l-i6 miles
Golden Thorn
tHettingerl $40 $40 so
HAlbarall Canning $40 so
Old Faithful Rogers $40
Time as As Off : 36is
Decision, Slender Lady, aRomuluS, A-Joes
Mistake and King Leroy also ran,
a-Mrs L Wolf entry.
SEVENTH RACE-S22oo allowances. s.
yeAr-ods and up. IL niles
Red Ted fMcKeeveri 2l.40 II so so
Bart's Chance tPrehml 34'd0 Is so
Executive Owens $40
Time 50 OF 4.n3
wake Robin MsterisliZe. on the Double
Lassarria Flourtown ana War DeleRste also
EIGHTH RACES. 900. allowances 3-year-
olds and up I SIG miles
Miss Identify fNadeaul "a 30 II 90 40
Guy Hotel fIenkinSi - 90 10 50
Pilates Miss tOwenSi $40
Time %
Gin and II, sails Sister BrsdWin, JacleSS.
Rest Awhile Alport and Soahvsle also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
SDeas Buddy
perEoryaaTINes

T1VffS il Afettrr 10 YOUR serNiceman. IT, all
about his HOME TOWN. the most important
place in the world 90 him. Clip this letter today,
sign your name AT the bottom and send u 10 him
Wherever ne l., he wants the news from HOME.
It's up 60 YOU 60 mail H.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
MORE THAN l94t

In seven Of the - counties in
the Upper Peninsula conScrva-
ton officers report seeing more
deer than IN 1914.
II the deer herd goes up or
down the conservation officers are
m the best position 10 observe IT,.
To obtain annual figures. the Off
GERS are c-requlred to report all the
deer they sec each July, August
September and October.
According Ia their reports, Of
ficerS have seen more deer per
hour in 1915 than they did i'm
1914
With these factors on which TO
base calculations, II woHid appear
that the deer are there all one
has 10 do IS 10 60 get them, How
ever, il isn't quite so simple old
man weather must be considered.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
NEED SNOW

II the weather man i kind
and produces good tracking
snow. the season should he "A
bumper one for hunters, espe-
ciaiIy In the Upper Peninsula,
where there il light cOncen-
tration of hunters.
In the counties below the Straits
where heavy hunting keeps deer
moving regardless of weather, luck
should be good.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

q oI ptr ssss GRAND RivIR AVE:
b. h.-l. heG. 10 ALLEYS. NO sslo
INSTRUCTIONS - Approach. Delivery - Correctly
Tsusht BEGINNERS Invited. Call Ter bppolatm.nt
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

HARPER REC. ssssIoSs. ly .osi.
opea Bowling AL DAY Saturday. ans sundsyt.
% Alleys. Visit Our Beautiful Ceettsh louse
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

nnrlT iivcc 10 EAsT BalrIhonE, si
bhtAI lhktS WOODWARD Ma ssss
An 50 ALLEYS AvaiisbIs for open Be~tins
Saturday,, Sundays, FROM 10 A. N. TtU Closins.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

LOG CABIN 20 SLt9Ss. TO s:lioo
oPIs BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAYS
WEEKDAYS UNTIL p. N. tko tFrtR ~.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

DETROIT. Nov 10. l945,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

IMPERIAL RtC. 70 att1Ys .S sass
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
WEEKDAYS I'LL p N. EXCELLENT FOOD
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

lUWtS htC. 10 BILLIARD IAsLIs
compIetsiy Modanitsd. Cocktail tsunss
1925 Esu Jefferson. 81 Essttswr. MU ssl2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

1 ucyv erpIYr sil GRAND RIvIR AZ
lUGkI SIhlke rHt Blvd. ry 7.ssss
oprs sowIIse sArUPotY iso SUNDAY
.wGtsDtVs, NOON I'LL ?. ~ uTER ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

EASTERN MARKET 10 sLttYs. CT 5a1,
In,,rue,lors BY Phil Bsumsn or Monosys ard
Wednssdsy,, as p. n. opec Bowling Has DAILY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

MT. ELLIOTT REC. I'''' Nv ~ i.,sst. sS.'01'
c,,r Alleys TODAY I A. N. Until 7:3o A. ~.
Visit Our Cocktail lounss. " Beautiful lanes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
A. B. c. ESTABLISHMENT

iuIpIuTu $500 s,ooUehLL at sRtrloI
AMnnhNIn ALLEYS CT 3470
oPgs BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
cheioe League Reservsiions Are stu hSahabs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

N. P. AUDITORIUM IS a attsYs tts'slt 10 Ts Ts.s;a,
oPgs BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
wttkDtYs UNTIL $40 p. ~. AFTER " 90.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
oPTs Bowlise SATURDAY tso SUNDAY
WEEKDAYS TO Pm. bfTERs ALLEYS

FACT WARREN '7z7s G. wtRats, .'sr
oPEs BOWLING SATURDAY AND sUhotyi
WEEKDAYS Till $50 p. ~. AFTER ~.
bAhUtN hlb, CENTRALLY LOCATED
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM " NOON
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

WARREN BOWL sssrss; zee ss:T Wages; ~ ..,;,,s :,
YOU'LL Enjoy OPEN BOWLING MERE SAT-.
uRotrs. SUNDAYS. 10 A. N. TiLl CLOSING
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-05

| of Washington, ID. c. came through
and announced plans for the erect
| ing a new A. NJ. +. Zion church
on a more desirable lot. DR.,
+. l.. Lewis c. M. f.. General of
fieer Of Shreveport, La. visited
with Rev. |. d. Mitchell last We'd
nesday Atty ], A, Booker was
here Monday School re-opened
Tuesday with a record breaking
attendance The Good Samaritan
Mutual Benevolent association pur.
chased equipment for it's new cof-
fee room DR.. T. j. Griffin
was the dinner guest of Mr.. and
Mrs w, M, Edwards last Thurs
day. Plans are under way for
the purchasing of a new pipe or
gan at Roanoke Baptist church.
Bath attendants are enjoying
their Sundays rest The Xmas
decohations of Mrs. A. B. David
son have been bracketed as the
most outstanding of the season.
+ Mrs, Clara Murphy, Wylie Full
err Mrs. J. u. Eden, and Aaron
Hicks are on the sick list.
Some Gossip:
A boy gave his lady friend
box of candy for Xmas, sprinkled
with love powder, 1t goes with.
out saying the girl shared the
candy with her thirteen year old
brother. | saw the thirteen year
old brother Sunday with his arms
around his sisters sweetheart. A
lady on Walnut street set bag
of table scraps on her front porch
for a neighbor who feeds it to
her chickens, a drunken man slip
ped and stole it, thinking it was
a Xmas present He ate part of it
before he sobered up. An old man
purchased a new set of teeth for
Christmas when his six year old
grandson saw him, he screamed
and ran, because he looked fifty
years younger. Ha, Ha, Ha.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-05
Whellen Spring

Calvin Mack Tucke from Hot
Springs spent the week end in
Bierne with his father, Will Mack
Tuck. F.. Mrs. Fannie NJ. Buck
ner, Mrs. Matte Mae spent the
week end in Camden. Ernest
Buril of Cleveland, Ohio, spent
the Christmas holidays with his
wife and children here. Mrs.
Ernest Buril of Whellen is also
visiting her husband in Cleve-
land, Ohio. Robert Swatten of
Chicago, Ill, is spending the holi-
days with her mother. Dan
Glover is on the sick list. jim
ME Moore gave a Xmas celebra-
ton for Whellen. Rev. Jopoc
the pastor of Spring Hill Baptist
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-05
COAL HILL
Geo. w. Newest

The principal and students pre-
scented a beautiful pageant, "The
Birth of Christ The Visit of
the Wise Men" and "The Flight
into Egypt. The children played
their parts with the greatest pre-
cision. Mrs. Heron introduced
the social hour. Everyone pre-
sent took an active part and en-
joyed 1t to the highest, The pre-
sents were then delivered from a
most beautiful Xmas tree. Mrs.
Heron is a most efficient teach
err, christian leader not only in
school work, but in building the
moral of the community See
George w. West for the State
Press Geo. w. West and Mrs,
NJ. Robinson spent Xmas day in
Ozark with Mrs. Lucindy Barnes
and other friends. Messrs. Henry
and Frank Johnson entertained
with a musical, violin accom-
panied by mandolin Andy
Johnson, of Ozark was seriously
injured when his car collided
with another car early Xmas
morning. He was en-route to the
Randall Reed Mountain. He was
reported better late Xmas day
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-05
Page Boy Wigs

Improve your appearance.
Wear our glamour attachments
for style and attraetiyeness.
Price 1915, SOC extra for gray
hair. If c. O. ID. postage extra.
We carry full line Of all over
wigs, braids and curls. Write
RENA HART HAIR MODES.
2123 Seventh Avenue, New York
~, n. Y.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-05
PORTLAND
Sadie Davenport

Miss Sarah Cotton is here from
Chicago visiting friends and rela-
tives Miss Simmie Daven-
port was a Dermott visitor Tues
day, December Goth Mrs.
Rubie Mae Hardges was a well
come visitor in Portland last
week. Emauel Todd and Mrs. Lucy
Finley Todd spent Christmas day
in Fl Smith, Texas, with her
mother and enjoyed a delicious
Christmas dinner. Mr.. Todd left
Wednesday for Long Beach, Calf.
to get on duty. We wish him a
Happy New Year Mrs. Thelma
Allen and family made a flying
trip to Portland Saturday, De-
cember 30th Mann Harris,
daughter and sister, Abbie from
st. Louis spent their Xmas vaca-
ton in Portland with home folks.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-05

Overheard in Il Ninth Street
barber shop; II am for President
Roozyelt a hunert parent"
"Why?' Jus look what hese
done fer us!" Hese really hepped
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-05

five boys have proved themselves
capable and worthy of confidence,
and as a consequence, the Chemi-
cal Branch claims the distinction
of being the one Production line
in the Arsenal to be partially man
ned by five brothers, all viscously
determined to "fill the shells for
Toio.' Other members of the shift
are kept ION their toes to keep
pace with the Beard boys.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-05

us urlot. hese for US pore folkes
alright" you are overlooking
something my friend" WHAT
God" "Ya mabe right, but what
has God been doing all this time
fore Mr.. Roozyelt?n
Now, getting down to business
. 1 will have time to get my
bearings, by next week, and will
bring to you the news you want
to hear. The news that made
this column the widest read in
the state, and made me the most
hated person between here and
Tokyo. unless | run into some
thing that God nor IN. j." can
So, until then. | say BUY
WAR BONDS, who knows, they
may be needed to make peace
bonds for the returning G, Is.
who are going to be mighty mad
when they return, and find that
A m er ca has been preaching
that she shows no in
tention to practice.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-05

The Bell System did keep the armed forces supplied
telephone factories worked almost 90 per cent or
orders AT home there were unavoidable delays
some long distance calls, but local service, on the
whole, good
Here in the Southwest telephone facilities were
stretched the limit total of 200 900 persons asked
for service and got it, Some $4,000 of these Co' the
places of customers who ordered their telephones dis
connected. Telephone people squeezed in the addi-
tonal 27 0O0 by hard work and Ingenuity Nevcrthe-
less, about $4,000 applicants still the waiting
lists because there just isn't enough equipment go
around
r or the new year, the telephone companys plans
hinge upon the demands of war, of But certain
things will be done, you may be
W. shall continue to provide service for those who
are waiting just as rapidly as we can. However, in
1915, as in 1914, demands will be met first and
the average it will be considerable time before
person may apply for service and get it without delay
Those employees who are released from the armed
services will be welcomed back, and hearty welcome
it will be- There will be lot of work for them too.
w ell begin clear the decks for the big telephone
job that will come after the war-to plan how inn
proved devices from Bell Telephone laboratories and
materials and equipment from Western Electric facto-
ries will be put 10 work for you.
/ hats the balance sheet of what's done and what's
do. or course the volume of our business has been
greater than ever before, but so are operating
Penses In fact rate Of earnings the telephone
property during these peak war years has been less
than during the years of the depression There
have been no war profits for the telephone company,
which is exactly as it should be- MammM
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE co. 49,