davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
PIMLIco RESULTS

FIRST RACE-si 500, claiming. 4-yesr-
Miss Kslois Martin 2o7o 10 so
oal ooi Issi' Bi,n BsGsfis BS5sPn 'IO 5 80
Time 81 Is ~ i'on3,3 pw r
dence and Todcan also ran.
sECoND-s5 500, claiming, a-y.sr-olds and
Harry Buckle Cherry 40 $50 3?o
Time ll3 rs of ! 334
Gorget Romsnook Night Strike Mae Case
Csvatorts, Fire Power and Hsmmer-Loek also
THIRD RACI-s2 500 Arc Lirht stesple-
chase 3.yearolds and UP 2 miles a. 90
Reiugio Russell $50 10
kennebunk Rilesl 25o
Tim. 352 IS, on ?o7.
Last Ace, Lieut.. Wen and Corrssan also
FOURTH RACES 600. tn. YORK H,ndi-
cap. Glass D. hrst division. 3-yesr-oldS and up
8 furlonsS
First son Scoccs 2e4o $50 90
GootTob -tGonzaisz g so 50
Price Level Scswthorn 2so
juUs Note, white Easter sea Bees All
FI fifth inf sscr, sIEn sISSS oSo I: II: Ydr.
Class D second division. 3-yesr-olds and up
Royal Flush scoccu 1850 500 $50
Jimmie Buxton 500 80
Boy knight ScAwthorn $40
Time i.l2 IS OF oal1
Bull weed High Boss, Tameo and Pris''
SIKH Racu-,lo ooo ADDED, Governor
Bowie Handicap. 3.yeaT-oldS and up, Is.
miles
ssoeS,ai.s 81 g sse' a92s Dss'o" 80 ,,3S ,3S ?s
Trymenow smelling $50
Time 24s as. on ; 40.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Chevrolet Wins
Buyers Acclaim
BY SILER FREEMAN

Widespread acclaim greeted the
first public showing of the 1916
Chevrolet on Saturday. From
every section of the country,
Thomas II. Heating, new sales
manager of the company, received
word from his dealers of car
hungry buyers focking to show
rooms with deposits ready for
deals
The number of orders have not
yet been tabulated but dealers
expected n over-sell whatever
production Chevrolet was able TO
achieve until the end of the year.
Only about 10000 have been pro-
duced so far and in only one line,
the StylemaSter.
The 1916 Chevrolet is a sleek
appearing car with plenty of
chrome and stainless steel trim.
The hood is deep and massive and
the fender flows back halfway
into the front doors.
The interior is featured by
panel fixtures of new design and
luxurious upholstery The cars will
be available in six color schemes.
three solid and a number of two
tone combinations.
Nacuum-power shift is again
combined with synchro mesh
transmission The engine has been
improved but the cast alloy iron
pistons have been retained for
economy Of fuel and oil. Shock
proof steering is used for the 1916
lines.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
$4,000 Sections
Play in Boston
BY LEO MACDoNELL

BOSTON. Nov. 3 With divi-
sion leadership honors at stake,
the Lions and Yanks will meet in
what promises 10 be a furious
gridlron battle before a capacity
crowd of $4,000 at Fenway Park
tomorrow.
Each eleven shares the top
spot in its division, the Lions
locked with the Cleveland Rams
and Green Bay Packers in the
western and the Yanks with the
Washington Redskins in the east
ern section.
Among veteran stars who have
helped TO keep the Boston club in
the limelight are: George Cafego,
All-AmeriCa back from Tennes-
see Pug Manders. who played six
years with the Dodgers; Bob Mas
terson, who played a lot of fine
end for the Bears and Redskins
before being traded 10 Brooklyn,
and Augie Lilo, once a Lion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
7 Ford Branch Plants
Back in Production

Production Of Ford trucks has
begun in the Ford Motor Co. as
sembly plant at Somerville. Mass,
and will begin soon at the Chicago
plant, where reconversion work
is nearing completion. Ford plants
at Chester. Pa, and Richmond,
Cal, which had been in produc-
ton but were forced 10 shut down
a month ago because Of supplier
strikes. resumed assembly Of
trucks last week
Seven Ford branch assembly
plants now are on peacetlme
operation basis. as Ford truck and
passenger car production gains
momentum, company officials
said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
cHuRcHHLr DOWNS REsUIIs

FIRST kANI-Sl 400. the Gallant foN
allowance maiden 2.yeAr-oldi. ! mile
Psbhlcs Habit Fischer 100 : 90
Little Gru sullivan 10
sprinr onest count Blu, s.fstricia p ,
cool judgment In the DARK Snov KISS
Jean Rec, 'Wild Advice and s-coun, Flares
also r,.Ig ,I9.
sBsx-Hoffmsn-JoneI entry.
SECOND RAcE.Si soo. the Gi.nyi,v nr,i ni
longs
hliy Roll. scurlock il2o $50 33So
" Ketty- -tLicHvSf 30 %
Puritan Maid sullivan } 40
Time i.i2 As or 253
Merrymarch Firs Ahead Kenssr Chanders
Bsyridss Biz Meal, Bolo BABE. 'vesubuls
and True star also ran.
THIRn RAcE-si 500. IN. oi,nu.v sec
ond division, allowances. s-yeaT-olds ana up
iurlonEs
Darby pmout Brooks $50 $50
1fn fine III lis S i"s. on so4.
wits End 81. w.sn,r. .,orpnsn Toy
Hfss f:Ssyi BSa' B6y poh.m, Oh: "s and senator also
Field
Foment OWoodhouss 1910 40 80
HsH Grand sullivan 90 50
Transour red Spirit Scenic Artist witch
work and Quaker Brass also ran.
FIFTH RkCE-S2 500 the SeehAch Hsndi
cap allowances. 3-yesr-oldS lis miles
Rergolater South 4e0 so 80
Sirius LoturC0t so 50
Stlvery Moon Fischer $40
Time as or A02
Great Rush and Our hefficb also ran
SIXTH RACE-SS. o0o added, the FAns
City Handicap. 7-yesr-old6 and up, Niles
iscss i Jul Jn ,Lo@r9o $50 $40 2so
SigAm Kappa south so 40
Annie's Reply Woodhoutel so
Time al Is. on 432ii
Wsllnover Harriet SUE HAlcyon Night,
Vienna waltz ana Pig Tails also ran
SEVENTH RACE-s2 600 the Hermitage
allowances turlonrs
Tir.I Rebel Lotuero, 400 3oo ?soo
Black Pepper Brooks $40 SO
witch Sir Fisher 90
Time 26 of o3i7
Thorn Barton Skylark Duduesne Coolite
Re Rouge Tucy Toy ana Lees summit also
EIGHTH RaCE-Sl 500. the Harmony Land.
ins allowances. 3-yesr-ods and up, LIS
miles
Bull Play Brooks 1910 $50 $50
lockwood Sonny tTruschh $50 90
SUGAR Chest Adams so
Time AZ 3-5 OF S.44
Stone'Is VI'amIn Dee IT Wsrd, N
Grenouile Darby Duluth and Best Birthday
also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
EMPIRE CITY HEsULrs

FIRST KACE--S4 500 the Gr,ystons. Class
= AllosAncts, 3-ysar-olds and w. furlongt
Nowadays tAtkinson $50 $50
Time III as, off iii -..-
Leslie Grey. BATdis. ExpedittT SiTlette
Hornbsam and vAnslsm also ran.
SECOND RACE-s3 900. the Purchase, al
loNances 2-yeaT-olds, eolw ana ssidinSs.
count speed lLu,hsrl $50 2to 40
JoSnoy Atkinson $40
NA.ta ailo HanSmAn o'fo
Time Ia as of 50
Game Chance Potomac. siage Set h-Gsl-
ia,ant senator c.. oLiosrIuon. sugar Lea
ana a.siud Poker also ran.
a. y Hertz entry
b-B Boger,-wheatley entry.
THIRD RACE-s3 500. the Ksnsioo. Class
y nrsi division, aioVancss. 3-ysar-olds.
4 lis miles
Gi4eA.sSa- Kia ~tGssfia4 30 so
Jeissm Miller $40
Time 4s as of a II
Reaping Time SantA'S Wien, Great Power,
Bonhre and Coleto also ran.
FOURTH RACE-s75oo ADDED the Phu-
tpse Manor Handicap. all ieeS, tuTongs
FHe Warden Atkinson $50 90 22o
Apache Stout 20 2lo
Eternity tCafierellal so
Time 10 as of sos
Bossu.t and Miss prummond also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SSe 600 ADDED the west.
chester Handicap. 3-yelr-olds and up, 9-le
Fstymie tPermane $50 $50 4eo
Bufiuz Luther $40 40
aOIympic Zenith kirkland 5 90
Time So As. OF 3 39ls
First Fiddle. s-RounderS. Bounding Home
CAuorette. EurssiAn. Reply Paid and Chief
Barker also ran
s-W Heis entry.
SINH RACES 500 the M, Hope Class
n allowances 4-yeAr-odS ana up. l-i6
miles
Tex Martin kirkland $40 $50 24o
WeyAnoke tGuerini 7fo so
NovieV Atkinson $50
Time 4S as. of 4l3
Fire Sticky. SmolenSko. bcld Dan ana
Jovine also ran
SEVENTH RACES 500. the Kentco.
Class D. second division. Allowances. 3-year-
olds I i-l6 miles
Jsmeslns miller 40 $50 27o
Paper NIL tGuerinl $40 so
Flight Deck tShufelti 2.70
Ttr1r f6 Of as
Fooled. MAhmoudesS and Bee Twenty Nine
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Iowa II Given
Refresher Course

It's past the midway point of
the University of Iowa football
schedule, but the coaching staff
still insists many Hawkeye play
ers might take "refresher'
course in T-shift signals.
Because players have forgotten
their assignments during the last
two games, many plays have been
gummed up. according to the
coaches As # the squad wasn't
having enough troubles in the
tough Big Ten race.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Ex-KdzoO Manager
Gets Calhoun Post

KALAMAZOO. Nov. 3-Clar-
enCe l. Miller, former city man.
aCer has been appointed deputy
county treasurer 10 succeed De-
garmo Hickmott, who will enter
private business. Miller was kala-
mazoos second city manager,
serving from 1922 to 1925, He
previously had been city clerk
and director Of public utilities.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
RESULTS FROM NATIONS LEADING TRACKS
ROCKINGHAM RESULTS

FIRST RACL-s2 600. claiming 5-ysar.
Calvert Brennan IL 20 $50 40
Halcyon Boy jenkins 1880 90
Snowline Combesti 3 80
Time i5S. OF i.7l
MeMsTk. Esis. Pomiva and Roman Gov
'sf sTcoSD ND RACE-s9 )oo allowances. s-ysar-
olds and up 8 fur!ongs -
Nanny Bones Hetilngsf $40 $40
HsyoTtA MeKeevsF co
fine l.i2 as. on i.4sis
DE Kalb AridiSiosl Hayai Tinty and Ram
THIRD RAoE-s7 600. allowances. s-yssJ-
olds and up furlhngS
s.Mi0 Puritan Kerr 7.4o $40 so
eSSsn cSSs' Bomb Som ,comossn F5SnS 'O $40
Time l'l2 SIS. of ala
s-Fire KAbo Caroline p. Cyrus ? Her
cules. Rough Man and sea Victory also ran.
a-Allsn- Bernstein entry .,,........ ....
FOURTH -R4CA-&2 2aa-A!4eA aaees-S-seaf-
Agr.fiSS-U ,H,,tingsr 4oAO 1880 $50
Shiny Penny tCombest $50 40
Copywrisht McKeeveTI so
b-MarksmSn Dream Parade b-MaEdsls
c-Mono Miller, weatherlis, c-BaT Willow and
b-D Harrington entry.
c-Ms L Wolf entry
FIFTH RAcI-S2 500 allowances. 3-yssr-
Boy Soldier RoFerSl $50 $40
Time as OF 0ei7
Lees JAcopo Peter Boone, Innate Romu.
lus and BAruna also ran
SIXTH RACES 600 ADDED the Rocking
ham Park Autumn Handicap. 3-yeaT-olds.
l lis miles
Gay Gino Martin IA 40 $50 2 40
Evening Flieht tHeiiinIeTl $40 } 40
Halbarsil RSlLarettl so
Time as SIS of 40
Lively Man, TED Gardner Timors Slender
Lady and Dune also ran
SEVENTH RACE-S2 600. AlnwAncsS- J.
yesr-olds and up. l lis miles
Old Faithful Rogers $40 50 90
Heat wave Martin 2.4O 70
Y Gun tChsffin 40
Time i47 on nsis
scsrl.i Psnsv Biz rad and Taxi KinE
EIGHTH RACE-S2 600 allowances s.
yeST-oldS and up. l'. miles
Rest Awhile Scotul 90 80 80
Gin and II tMcKeever so so
Record Flirht McMufen $50
Time vs. 2-S. of 80
Mur,H. Belclspper Bold nelson. What Hap
nn,ch Nd IacLaEs LlEA
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Heads Polio Drive

KALAMAZOO. Nov. 3 - DR..
Homer Stryker has been re-
elected president OF Kalamazoo
chapter, National Foundation for
Infantlle Paralysis. Inc. and has
announced the 1916 campaign for
funds TO fight infantile paralysis
Will be conducted in Kalamazoo
Jan IA 70 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
WORTHWHILE DOWNS RESULTS

IiR>I RACt-Tfot ell sgsl ] ID mules
Fficr snip iCamtNril $50 40 1oo
Easter TrusN Williams . 90 220
Frisco Hal JT Blfrty 20
Time 24ls
LakflAnH LAddie Eflst HOPE Dilardia
And Triple Forbes also ran
SICOND RACL-PAee. 3-ysar-o.ds ana W
q-l mile
Archie Mckay
IEolEscau 1870 as0 500
o. Castle Barnes y 70 00
R0malne Hanover iSttpro 90
Time -
WirplS- Dewey, Lpus Bsg. SuAen Guy
Phiup Axe LADY IniAsi1n and Casey MCKAY
also STE ffd
IHIRD RACI Pace al ares l-lh miles
Bfulahdalc Fraser 2OIe0 % 10
Fama iWorline 30 50
Step HstChel 70
Timo 2 Is
Cfarcyitch Ttcumssh Tiskiyou Helen Direct
Homeaood and Star Henley II also started
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

Willing Spirit a-Meroro Mono Flag MuES
Came Letmenow and s-Scrice Pilot also ran
a-ChriStiAnA stable entry.
SEVENTH RACT-S3 500 Allowances 2
ysAr-oldS 1 mile and 20 Yards
Gsy Moonbesm Wall 3o4o 1910 50
SKIP Orr Buxton 40 SO
Daralct Smelling 80
Time las Is. or oslf.
Upper Level Mosquito Boat Proposition
Boat Man Midnight or Lion Rampant
ChantsuSe Hay Jay and stellar Role also ran
EIGHTH RACE 500. claiming 3-year-
olds and up. furl0ngs
Tedious Miss wall 20 10 0N ~
BOY Angler fYounc $50 50
Flyint Tartar Buxton 10
Time ia. of 40.
Cherrvdals We HAil ouatrs Cali Pony
Ballet Glnokum, sheltie and clustering also
/
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Powers Reioins Pontiac

Cmdr George Powers Jr., who
became known as the Nays s No.
salesman because Of the re-
cYGiiing records he set has re-
turned 10 Pontiac Motor as PHI.
delphia zone manager, Powers.
now on terminal leave has been
with General Motors since 1929
and with the Pontiac division since
1856.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Recreatio Football

sundays Esmes-FenkeIl Playground Va.
Garden City Lions. NoYthVeEisrn No l.
p m. Garden City No / vs LasEy so Club.
Northwestern No /. p m Bsyside Blue
Jackets Vs. Littleheld Detroiters, Baysds. ,.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

ulIIrTT'e prn .s7l7 1RUmBULL AVE
miLlEI y nLUt MA 826a
NEW NOME OF WAYNE SPAULDtNG's
BOWLING SCHOOL PRIVATE LESSONS Daily,
MT. ELLIOTT REC, "'<0 Nv " a.ss5s. it'0''
op,n tl,y TODAY unui 80 a. v.
Visit Our CoettsH Lounge. W Beautiful Lanes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
sDens Buddy
oETFoTa9TiMss

THIS is a letter 10 YOUR seryiceman. It's all
about his HONE TOWN, the most important
place in the world 10 him. Clip this letter today,
sign YOUR name at tho bottom and send IL 10 him.
Wherever he il, he wants the news from HOME.
It's up 10 YOU 20 mail II.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-26
cANFIELD
Matte D. Whitfield

First Baptist Church celebrated
their pastors 18th anniversary
October 7th with Rev. Ember as
guest speaker. Money raised was
$201.79. Carrie Woodwork has
been visiting her daughter who
is i'll in Shreveport. Deacon
John Brown, who has been i'll
for several weeks is improving.
Jimmie Lee Burnell is on the sick
list. Eurish Lee Paxton is home
with an honorable discharge after
spending % months overseas. j.
S &c Ocie Grant of New York
is visiting relatives here. {.
Leroy Webb has established a
pressing shop one half mile
south of here at Burton Mill. :.
Mrs. Pattie Robinson has return
ed from 39-day visit with her
daughter, Lizzie Sterling in San
Francisco, California. Blarat-
tia Givens of Cleveland, Ohio, is
visiting relatives here. Robert
McGenthin and Richmond Reb
were ordained deacons at Pine
Grove Baptist Church Sunday.
Rev. J. j. Jones is pastor. :.
Have your nickel ready when
the paper girl comes around. If
you want any news put in the
STATE PRESS see Miss Matte
d. Whitfield.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-26
n. LITTLE ROCK
Jessie L. Fields
Phone 2-4993

Pvt. Raymond D. Martin is at
home on a 45-day furlough with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Martin, 801 East 18th Street, aft
er serving a number of months
in England, Germany and France.
Mrs, Rebecca Cox of Buffalo, New
York, is here spending her va
cation with her sister and broth
er-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Scott, 1903 Pine Street. Earn
estine Wilkins is spending a few
days in st. Louis, Mo. Pfc.
Coolidge McFadden, who has
spent 26 months in the European
theater is at home on a 45-day
furlough visiting his parents and
his wife, Mrs. Ellen McFadden oil
GIT East 18th Street.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-26
MALVERN
Mrs, Dorothy Mae Nixon

Mrs. Matte Pfeifer of Arka-
delphia is visiting her son and
daughter, Mr., and Mrs. Bonnie
Arnold, T.. E. October IA was a high
day at Mt. Zion Church. Rev,
w, j. Allen and family and
their friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles of Ell Dorado were
guests. Rev. Allen preached
the II o'clock sermon and the
night sermon. We are enjoy
ing a gospel feast at First Bap-
fist Church during the revival
being conducted by Rev. f. l..
Alexander of Washington, D. c.
Many new souls have been add
ed to the church. The meeting
will go on for two Wekes and
the big baptising will be held
Sunday morning. Rev. r. S.
Shorty is pastor. Malvern lost
one of its oldest citizens few
weeks ago, Lewis O'Neal, father
of Will O'Neal and Miss Sally
O'Neal who reside here, and
Rev. Waddell O'Neal of Chicago
III. The funeral was held al
Mt. Zion Church with Rev. r
S. Shorty attending. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Adair Moore of San Fran.
cisco, California, visited his
mother, Mrs. Lille Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, Miss A. c
Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. r. c
Mitchell of Detroit, Michigan
motored down for short visit
Mr.. and Mrs. BIZ McGreW
Oliver McGrew and Mrs. John
son of Chicago, Ill, stopped ovel
in Malvern for a few hours II
see Mr.. and Mrs. Val Wrigh'
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mix
on. They weer motoring tt
Houston, Texas, to spend a va
cation.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-26
PHYLLIS
WHEATLEY YNoTES

Plans for giving away turkey
at Thanksgiving were made by
the Victory V Club at its first
Fall meeting. Hot gingerbread
and ice cream were served and
games played after the business
meeting.
Phyllis Wheatley Branch is the
proud recipient of lovely full
length mirror donated by the
Modernette Club. Mrs. Velma
Bright-Johnson is president. Fall
activities of the club have been
outlined.
On Wednesday the Membership
Committee, Mrs. McCullum, chair
man, met and outlined plans for
an all-membership meeting which
will be in the form of Harvest
Home Party on November IA.
Several members of the Board
attended Planning Conference
at Central last week where plans
were made for state conference
which will be held in Hot
Springs on October 80.
Doctors Thornton and Meadows
presented the "Y" enlarged pic
lures of their late wives who were
former presidents of the Board
of Management.
The Girl Reserve Committee
and Counsellors had a joint meet
ing on Monday. Ways and means
for increasing our junior men,
bership were discussed and those
present made excellent sugges-
tons. 1t was decided that the
two groups should meet every
second Saturday in each month.
Jour next meeting win be a lunch
con meeting on Saturday, Novem-
Der 10. All committee members
and councillors are asked to be
tpresent.
Give Inn," our teen-age hang
out, reopened on Saturday night.
The girls and boys present en-
ljoyed nice, lively evening with
games and dancing. All teen
ayers are invited to join. Mem
berships are twenty-five cents
per person and are good for the
entire school year.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-26
THORNTON
Elizabeth Ann Greene

Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Smith OF
Sheridan are visiting his wife's
sister, Mrs. Mary Pace. Pvt.
Lawrence Wimberly is home on
a furlough. Mrs. William
Greene was in Camden on bust
ness. Funeral services for
Rev. Willie Henderson were
held at Mt. Zion Baptist Church
on October Is. Rev. 7. S. jack
son delivered the sermon. Many
out-of-town people attended
Willie Henderson, Jr. OF Chica.
60, ILL.,, was here to attend hi
fathers funeral Mrs. Bernice
Adams and sister of Detroit
Michigan, were here to attend
the funeral of their step-father,
Rev. Henderson. They left Oc-
tober 10th for Detroit.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-26

G. l.. M.-My husband prom
ised me about 10 years ago that
he would have some dental
work done for me and has not
until this day. Now here is
what | wish to knoW--will he
come up to his promise? | have
been looking for him to do so
for all these years.
Ans: Dental work has to be
done regularly if you are to save
your teeth. 1t can not be put
off year after year as you have
been doing if you expect to save
your teeth. You need dental
work badly. if your husband
is not financially able to take
care of this obligation, 60 to
work yourself and save the
money for this specific purpose.
The majority Of dentists do the
work and allow you to pay for
it on time that is, make re-
gular monthly payments. Your
health depends greatly on the
condition of your teeth and you
should not neglect them any
longer.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-26

M. M. Tt wrote you once
before before and found what
you told me was true. I want
you to help me again. am
a vrey lonesome woman. The
men that try to come to see
me are married and they drink
too much. l don't want any,
ones husband. I try to live
right. Tell me what to do?
Ans: Continue being loyal to
your own convictions and stick
to the determination that you
will have nothing to do with
married men. Many fine men
are now being released from
service and your chances for
matrimony will increase. Keep
yourself attractive and be friend
ly with everyone you meet as
this helps greatly when look
ing for mate.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-26


G. L. MI have a good hus-
band and he provides well for
me and the baby but he is a
bad manager. I've wanted a
home ever since l first found
out we were to have a family
but l can't get him to get one.
He doesn't seem to have a set
tied mind. We have moved
away from this town twice but
always come back. His mother
gloats about his not living any
where but here because she
lives here. She tries to come
between all her sons and their
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-26
GOOD HOPE
Mrs. Electa Curry

James Douglas visited his son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tilmon Douglas in FL Do
RADIO. Earle Lee Fricks is i'm
proving. Mrs. Onnie Fort is
on the sick list. Miss Essie
B. Rigsby is working at the
Camden Hospital. Hillard
Rigsby is making syrup at his
home. A Memorial Day pro-
gram was sponsored by the Eas-
tern Stars ON October 18th. Rev.
S. J. Garrett delivered the ser
mon. Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnnie Ware: a fine baby boy.
Mother and baby are fine. ,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-26
Little Rcek. Ark.

wives. Tell me what | should
do?
Ans; As long as you two are
moving around it would be best
not to 60 to the expense of
buying a home. Encourage your
husband to get a permanent
job and discontinue jumping
from one job to another. When
the job problem is settled, he
will then see the advantages of
having and enjoying a nice
home of his own. You will be
smart if you drop the mother
in-laW antagonism that alone
is enough to keep your husband
upset and unsettled. Be de-
termined that your marriage
shall succeed regardless of what
unfavorable influence might be
shadowing it.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-10-26
university Library

The University Of Illinois library
contains 2,296,5l7 books, manu-
scripts, maps, pamphlets and pieces
OF music--more than any other state
university library.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-20

the chicago CoIlccians Satur-
day night Al the Forest Climb.
The above photo-readlng IRAN
lett Ia right; DR.. Powell John
ION. trainer. and n former
trainer for The Ilnbe Trotter>:
VIM. t'usman. 4. u. Nct lain; ".
Russell. Ernest Stafford. vii.
liam Hines. manager Of the
team; John Robinson. Victor
>ioit>. William Malone. Wilbur
hing. the little fla>hy star;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-20
SPORTS
THROUGH
AKEYHOLE
By ALFONSO CATO

oo Powell the local middleweght sensation.
sam ~, II the mddleweight class for the first time
will sep ~ chen he takes Vern Escoe, Canadian light
FRIDAY h tscoe is the lad who gave Dan Merritt. go
"taSs,,eiqht good goingover at Arcadia several
pound Il Ills last fight here in the States Escoo lost
weeks , 49, 10 Nate Bolden, of Chicago, Ill.
close f l,fcated Kid Tunero here in his last bout
,ds I, IN square of in Olympia in the main event
lne ssor NICK Londes' boxing show Friday evening,
on ~ po,e's fighting weight is 1863, while EScoe has
JAM M ,,cr the ring at TO The local middcwcight
po', N.Y.. 81 ei,e away 2 pounds.
VIII H. ~ ae4tions the minds Of many fight fans
80, p rs able TO hold his own among the light heavy
WI VII. Is he ready for the big times? Can he get
vss be aoor and fight Can the young fighter take
pp.bo Many asked these same questions when young
pls,an 81 Dix name Of Joe Louis Barrow was on his
us top There isn't any OF any fighter taxi
way .n napihmsHi nhen he avoid it. Father Time Viii
~ hese Questions Yours truly truhfuy sax.
snvoe wf Beats the young middleweght sensation viii
,ro, ,ha h,y tad % put up good fight.
Dave ct4lk trainer for both Powell and Leon Spen-
r a.kcd ho the better fighter pound for pound
istweenshc boss. Clark said Spencer was the better
csrs ver "a planning, Powell is OF the most inn
moved tehie seen. but if he (PowelN could
execute ho>r he ring like spencer no one in the
vord eeald Is HIM.
Ssef Ncd ont Billy Miller in one minute and
"A stsaras seventh round at Arcadia last Monday
e,eafg 80 PEOPLE