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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30

HOT SPRINGS. - Evangelist
Coleman W. Kerry of Texas was
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30
Bethel To Hold
Reception In
Honor OF Bishop
And Mrs. Baber

Bishop and Mrs. George W.,
Baber will be welcomed to the
state of Arkansas in an informal
reception at Bethel A. M. f.
Church, 9th and Broadway Tues
day evening, December 4th from
seven to nine-thirty o'clock ac-
cording to an announcement by
DR.. G, Wayman Blakely Bethels
pastor.
Bishop Baber was assigned to
preside over the A. M. E. Church
in Arkansas in October by the
bishops of the church. He has
conducted most successful
series of conferences in which
peace and harmony have prevail
ed. Reports from presiding elders
and pastors have shown a large
number of converts and accessions
to the church with substantial in
creases in local and correctional
finances. Working in close CO.
operation with the state depart
ment of education, he has already
set in motion machinery designed
to lead to the speedy aecreditation
of Shorter College by the state
of Arkansas. An outstanding
dean will be secured for Jackson
Theological Seminary. The sew
eral conferences have rallied most
successfully to Shorter's call and
substantial balance remains in
her treasury, Bishop Baber has
not only discharged all confer
ence obligations including local
and correctional but has left a
nice balance in each conference
treasury to be sent to mission
preachers at Christmas time Mrs.
Baber has led the missionary Wo-
men in making it possible to give
greater assistance to mission
preachers and churches.
The Presiding Elders Council
of the state will meet at Shorter
College December 4th at HOO a.
m. and ministers and laymen
from all over the state will re-
main to join in the reception that
evening. Mrs. p. l.. Johnson,
president of Bethels Missionary
Society, is general chairman of
the reception committee with Mrs.
Nettie Young, president of the
Pride of Bethel Club, chairman
of committee on serving and Fred
Scoggins, president of the S. O.
c. Club, chairman of the commit
tee on decorations. Other COM
mittee members are: Mrs. Carrie
IL. PaSchal, Mrs. Katie K. ThOmp-
son, Mrs Nora Mcneil, j. u Ell
ston, M. B. Hampton, Charley
Hughes, Mrs. Rebecca Heron,
Mrs, Clara Crump, Mrs. Bette
White, Mrs. Willie Mae Jordan,
Mrs. Treopia Gravelly, Mrs Abbic
Lindsey, Walter Miller, Mrs. H.
l.. Porter, l.. M. Christophc. Mrs.
Thelma Minton, Paul Minton, and
all officers of Bethel church and
minister's wives of Greater Little
Rock
The public is cordially invited
to the reception.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30
HENSLEY
Mrs. Sadye B. Jones

Mrs. Ollie Marshall, widely re-
spected Hensley citizen, died at
the Baptist Hospital in Little
Rock after an operation She
leaves q husband one daughter
and ,Wo sons, both soldiers who
were with her in her last mo-
EMS. There is both sadness
d Joy in life. Mrs. Victoria
an; IS rejoicing over the return
two sons who are visiting her
-.ong with their wives Both
nave been honorably discharged
and wear many decorations be-
cause o. meritorious service over
seas. A third son is still in the
service. Reverend ID. l.. Blair,
pastor Of St. Luke AME Church,
is now attending his conference.
On bis last Sunday here, the
members gave 500 in the offer
ing and added $500 as a present
of a hat. The new pastor of
New Haven Methodist Church
has come and he preached Sun
day. Rev Johnson is sold to
Hensley people as well as to his
own congregation Mrs. Willie
Hilmon delegate to the annual
conference, made full report.
James McClinton is home with
an honorable discharge. Hens
ley is very thankful that SO far,
rot single casualty is known
10 have occurred among those of
her soos who have served in the
war.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30
ALLEN TEMPLE
STUDY COURSE

REV. J. M. WATKINS, pastor
Of Allen Temple AME Church,
18th and Oak, with the coopera-
ton of his officials has launched
Crusade for Christ Program of
six weeks training and study for
all church officials. Certificates
will be given to those finishing.
A ten day and night revival will
follow the training period.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30

er. Ebert Turner Jr., who has
been attending the Wesley Jones
Kindergarten school went to
Dennison, Texas, last Saturday,
with his aunt, Mrs. Eta Morgan
to enter the city school there.
The pastor of Sunset Baptist
Church, Reverend johnson,
preached Sunday morning to a
congregation which included
friends from HopeWell because
of the absence of Rev. Carl Mask,
who was in attendance at the
Methodist Conference at Marshall,
Texas. Reverends Carl Mask,
Marvin T. Robinson, and w. l..
LaBeaux, worshipped with us
and spoke. Rev Robinson is now
pastoring in Rockford, Ill.,. and
Rev LaBeaux has accepted a call
to Emmanuel Baptist Church, Be
lott, Wis. Mesdames Carrie
Wesley Williams, Vern Helen
Lewis, and Lucinda Epps are re-
ported i'll. The recital given by
Miss Jettie Edna Darling Weaver,
Friday night, November %, and
sponsored by the Oak st. Imperial
Choir, Stacey Fennell, president,
and Miss 7. c. Williams, pianist,
was a success. Miss Weaver is
one of Texarkana's own, daughter
of Professor and Mrs. J +. Weav-
er here, and she teaches at Fore
man, Arkansas, Miss Williams
accompanied her. e. Sunset school,
Principal, M. F, Flowellen, along
with the other schools of the city,
observed American Education
Week, November 1l-17. Monday,
'The Seven Cardinal Detectives
of Education" general theme for
the week, was introduced. Tues
day, the first and second grades
were presented in a program
which included songs, recitations
and demonstrations of first grade
number work. Wednesday, the
third grade gave a demonstration
of classroom work in Spain. The
fourth grade brought a mock
classroom scene touching most of
its own work. The fifth grade
gave a history quiz entitled
"Askit Basket" The sixth grade
showed its scholarship by re-
sponses to teacher quizz in
geography. Thursday, the school
chorus rendered a musical pro-
gram including the numbers
Evening Prayer" and Lullaby"
Friday, the student body present.
ed a short play entitled knights
of Peace" In addition the Lano
Marionettes were presented on
Wednesday afternoon, and the
PTA met on Thursday afternoon.
To the Readers of the Press:
regret to know that there are a
few of you getting too far in
arrears with the paper boy. Try
to have your money when he ar
Irives, but if you are absent your
paper will be put behind your
screen, and you will pay for two
papers next week. Be prompt.
and let us keep a good paper 60
ing M B. Wesley,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30

FIRST steam-powered warship was
designed and built by Robert Full.
ton to defend the New York harbor
In the War Of 1912. The ship was
called the Demologos. II was
launched in 1915, after the war was
ended. 1t was armored with Ave feet
OF heavy oak. carried 80 32pound
cannon and a device to shoot live
steam on the deck OF an enemy ship.
The cruising speed was 5is miles
an hour.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30
Wallpaper Stains

Ink stains on wallpaper can be
removed with a solution consisting
OF equal parts of hydrogen peroxide
and ammonia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
City Adjourns
Abdttoir HEARING

The eity-plan commission today
adjourned until Dec l3 a hearing
on erection of a Slaughterhouse
at Dix and Stair so the petitioner.
Robert Huler, could bring engi.
neers from Chicago 10 answer
contentious of Iratc residents that
odors would blight the neighbor-
hood.
Five hundred residents and
businessmen ( r . m the area
stormed into Offices of the CPC
in the Griswold Building yesterday
10 protest approval Of the pro-
posed construction, which they
slege would merely create an
other city slum.
George n. Bashara, attorney,
representing the community Of
$4,000 home owners. presented
petitions objectlng 20 the proposed
meat rendering plants.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Reddick Aims
To Prove Point

At Arena Gardens Monday
night Joe Reddlck, Paterson, y.
J, mIddlcweiGht. VIII attempt 10
prove thai the fact that the rec
ord books contain the omlnous
message "TkO by behind a
fighters name, does not neceS-
sarily mean that 'he fighter has
been deciSNely beaten m The bout
In question
On that night RcddlCk VIII meet
Jimmy Edgar of Detroit IN a 10
round main event. The affair Will
be a rematch, the pair having met
In the same arena on Sept. II.
a. which time ReddiCk was de
clared the loser on n technical
knockout IN the seventh round
Reddick maintains that he
would have beaten Edgar IN their
earlier bout If his handlers had
not been careless Although he
had suffered a cut oycr the eye
early In the bout, RcddlCk was
coming strong when II came 90 an
end. BY the use Of S'itf body
attack ne had taken The iith and
sixth rounds and was prepared
10 continue the attack ~ the
seventh. But between rounds has
handlers, in treating ms eye. per-
mitted some cut solution 10 get
into the eye. temporarily blind
ing the fighter He could not
come out for the seventh ans so
was declared the loser
Since that bout Pcdd.ck has
defeated former WeirerWeiEht
Champion trf'z1r ZLIvIc ar1 EdEHr
has been declared the country
tenth ranking mIdileWeight
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Unknown Sets
Pace With b3

ORLANDO, Fla, Nov 30 up
Les Kennedy one of gofs lttle
known professionals fired an <
under par 63 over the DubSdread
Course Yesterday 20 take the lead
In the FIRST round Of tte $1,000
Orlando open The figure waS
only one stroke above me Pea
record. hold Jointly hy Byron
Nelson, Ben Hogan Lawson Llttic
and Walter Hagen
Kennedy ended he round four
strokes ahead 90 Norman kcl>er
Akron. O. and N.Ee Patoila
Washington Pa VINO were second
With 67S Tod for third place
with 6SS were Jack Isaac, HanS-
ton. Va Charles Sheppard. Ph.'a-
delphIs I'd FUrEol Detroit, and
Nv Laffoon % Chicago
Sammy Byrd of Detroit shot
II
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Pros in Debut

Professional basketball makes
its bow here Sunday night when
CinCy Sachs Mansfield te m
meets the All-American WIZ
Kids, a travelling Negro club at
Hackett Field House. az S40 In
a preliminary game Hudson Motor
plays Winston Club of Dearborn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

PRODUCTION manager for large color
house. located In northern Ohio. Letter
press plant, complete composing. press
and bindery departments Permanent
sslsried position Address Boz B-2l1S.
De'roit Tines Al
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Food Files Moved

With transfer OF registration
files Of retail and wholesale food
distributors, including restaurants
from local boards. 10 the Detroit
area food board, future adjust.
ment applications will be handled
At l44 w. Fort street, OPA Off
Gals announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Group TO Discuss
Sail Rule CHANCES

TOLEDO. Nov 80 Commodore
James 4 Bicd,cr Jr Of Toledo
sad today 81 mcmber clubs have
registered delegates 90 attend the
annual ln'crIakc Yachting A,>ocl-
alton meeting 90 be ncid here to-
morrow with the largest dclega-
tonS coming from Cleveland and
Detroit
Aside from the election Of Off
GERS and major business 10 be
transacted there VIII be Discus
sionS on changing the racing rules
for Sdilboats and action on q pro-
poSal 20 extend The annual Inter-
lake regatta program AZ Put-ln-
Bay from the usual three day To
q full week
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
PERSONALS

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Evening star., 1945-02-14
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD

| LAoAll4 w Woo6.
How about Fred Astaire and Gene
Kelly for a musical version Of
Huckleberry Finn?" This one is for
after the war, but Metro is already
preparing; the music by Blame and
Martin (they did "The Trolley
Song'o, Sally Benson writing the
story outline and Arthur Freed pro-
during. The movie will mostly fea-
ture the feud of the Grangerfords
and SevenSons. AS Producer Freed
says, "The time is coming for Holly
wood to produce a great American
folk musical"
Jack Oakie soon reports to Co
lumbia for the lead in Song of
Broadway" 1t sounds as though
Jackie is again playing another
theatrical gent. :. Gregory Peck
Is now up for the male lead in THE
Robe" Mervyn LIE Roy must start
Chicken Every Sunday" not later
than March Is to be ready for his
summer directing job on THE
Robe" Walter Wanger's first
picture on his new Universal deal
will star his wife, Joan Bennett, and
will be directed by Fritz Lang, the
boy who did so we'll for Miss Ben
nett in Woman in the Window"
It's said that Paramount will star
Paulette Goddard, Sonny Tufts and
Diana Lynn in Dear Ruth'-if the
studio clinches its near-half mil
|lion-dollar bid for the stage play.
Some one one day will discover
Edmund Gwenn in the way that
Barry Fitzgerald was found" in
Going My Way" Gwenn is one of
the best actors in the world-did
Iyou see him in "The Keys of the
Kingdom?"-and can act the ears
off all the leading men he usually
supports. Now he has another role
In Dangerous Partners" starring
James Craig and Signe Hasso. 1t is
time Gwenn was elevated to star
dom. {. william Eythe gets Vivian
Blaine in "Bowery After Dark" It's
a musical and in technicolor.
You can bet safely that neither
Cornelia Otis Skinner nor Emily
Kimbrough will visit the movie Our
Hearts Were Growing Up" the
sequel to their "Our Hearts Were
Young and Gay" One OF the rea-
sons why they are dead set against
Paramount's doing the sequel is that
Miss Kimbrough is doing another
biography of her life-"And 1t will
conflict with the story Paramount is
doing, and then people will say that
my book Is inaccurate" Emily con-
fided to a friend. However, Para
mount won the lawsuit, and the pic
ture goes into production next week
with Diana Lynn, Gail Russell,
James Brown. Bill Edwards, Jean
Heather, William Demarest-and
Brian Donlevy playing a bootlegger!
Joan Crawford is in line for the
lead in "Serenade" She now is fin
ishing her role in Mildred Pierce"
also authored by James Cain.
Newcomer Lizbeth Scott has lucky
break getting co-starring status
with Robert Cummings in You
Came Along" Eddie Ryan and
Mary Anderson are together in
Within These Walls" I give you
one guess on the locale. You're
right. Sam Wood is trying for
the rights to make a movie OF Irving
Stones story, Clarence Darrow for
Evening star., 1945-02-14
'Huck Finn as Musical Coming

the Defense" /. Myrna 10y back.
or on her way back, to Hollywood
for the lead in Guardian Angel"
The story sounds promising, and is
about a wife who is disappointed
with her husband. Her guardian
angel in the semblance of a movie
star makes her see the error of her
ways.
The Hollywood scene is less inter-
esting for the absence of Margaret
SULLIVAN, who left by plane to take
over on Broadway in ''The Voice OF
the Turtle" in place of Florence
Rice, who was subbing for Betty
Field. These two are ILL Maggie,
who looks a bit delicate herself, con-
.trives to remain healthy. "The
Blue Dahlia" is tentatively set for
Alan Ladd. The story is more virile
than its title sounds.
| released by North American Newspaper
Alliance
Evening star., 1945-02-14

with some 40 cents worth Of white
washable makeup.
The jewelry is important to the
story. 1t is seen in several close-ups.
R-K-O Radio rented the real Nc
Coy from Los Angeles dealer. But
the white Jade wasn't white enough
for the cameras. Hence, the need
of makeup
Evening star., 1945-02-14
Keeps Life Simpler
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLY WOOD.
Susanna Foster, feminine lead in
Universals Frisco SAL" is no prob
lem at all to studio hairdressers
Susie shampoos her own hair twice
a week in the studios beauty lab and
does her own trick hair-dos.
Evening star., 1945-02-14
Sos, 900 Necklace Gets
Accent ColOrine

HOlJL4 WO0JD.
Because a $65,000 necklace of
white jade photographed an off,
white on Hedy Lamarr's neck for
scenes in R-K-O Radios Expert
ment Perilous," it had to be covered
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05

pneumatic pants pilots blackg
out IL aerial maneuvers M s pIofs abdomen
ana legs during plout o tur the blood from pooling
by
Many civilian accidents military
The pnsumac pants v largely DO with condition often
fatal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
Denokratje pripravljeni
"a kampanjo " jeseni

Demokratski eksekutivni od-
bor v okraju Cuyahoga je v pc
tex zvecer soglasno sprejel
sklep, S katerim je bill Thomas
A. Burke odobren kot zupanski
kandidat v jeseni. Sprejetih je
bio tudi vec drugih sklepov "a
ojaeenje stranskih oktivnosti.
R ay T. Miller je odstopil kot
predsednik eksekutivnega od-
bora, nakar' je bill ma njegovo
mesto izbran James r.. Dewitt,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
Leto 1872 6

V tenn letu svojega jetnistva
nisem zapisal v dnevnik nobe-
nih vaznejsih stvari, XII bi bile
kakorkoli "a citatelje zanimive.
Monotonost kaznilniskega xiv.
ljenja itak redko ustvarja po-
menljive dogodke. v bistvu sem
prezivel to leto enako, kakor
prejsnje. LIE v jeseni so vzbu-
die v kaznilnici pozornost govo-
rice o javnem koncertu, XII ga
namerava prirediti Mariborsko
podporno drustvo "a odpuscene
kaznjence v kaznilniski centra-
Ii. To leto Sc je namrec pojavil
v zavodu inteligenten clovek, XII
je presenetil kaznilniskega pc
vovodjo S svojim lepim, izvez-
banim tenorjem in postal po-
membna opora kaznilniskega
pevskega zbora. To leto je bill
kaznilniski pevski zbor vobce
srecno zaseden. Incl je poleg O.
menjenega tenorja tudi odicne-
ga baritonista, XII je s svojim
zgoseenim, polnim glasom u
spesno kril tehnicno mani ugla-
jene glasove svojih tovarisev.
Tako sc je idealnemu pevovodji
ponudila prilika, da uresnici
svoj davno zasnovani nacrt in
nastopi S pevci kaznjenci pred
javnostji. Dne IA. novembra leta
1925 Sc je potem vrsila v mari
borski kaznilnici prva glasbena
matineja, Xxi je mad vse lepo u
spela in povzroeila v javnosti O.
dobravajoce komentarje. Poleg
pevcev so nastopili tudi godci.
Meni je bila poverjena vloga
spremljevalca ma harmoniju.
Prireditve Sc je udelezilo O.
koli 300 gostov, med katerimi
50 bill zastopniki mariborske e
lite, nekateri domaci skladate-
Iii in visoki sodni funkcijonarji.
Strokovna kritika Q, tel prize
dityi nj izsla, ker jo je jaynost
presojala v prvi vrsii 2 eticno-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
Opolnini glede raci-
joniranja

Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe I'm mlek0
Rdece znamke Q-5 do rs,
in Az do d. so veljavne
vsaka "a 10 pointov. .... !.
...s, Procesirana jedila
Modre. znamke~ ks, Y-5,
Is in A-2 do CO so veljav-
ne, vsaka "a 10 pointov. Q-5,
Rs in SIS potecejo 81 mar
ca. t.. ..".-
= Sladkor
Sladkorna znamka st. "a "a
5 funtov sladkorja je veljayna
"a nedolocen cas-.
~ Cevlji
Znamke st. 2 in 3 z zrako-
plovom v knjizici st. 3 so We
ljavne do preklica.
Gas0lin
Znamka ALI je veljavna
"a stiri galone gasolina do e.
marca. In NIX e B-5, B-6.
C-5 in C-6 so veljavne vsa-
ka "a pet galonov gasolina "a
nedolocen Cas-. Ma lieu kupona
je treba takoj napisati ime dr.
zave in licencno stevilko. Pri
prosnji "a dodatno kolicino ga
solina je treba navesti rekord
prevozenih mill.
Tajerji
1nspekcija tajerjev nj ,zahte-
vana razen pri zaprositvi "a no.
We tajerje. Ma .vozilih "a komer.
cijalne svrhe je obvezna inspek-
cija tajerjey vsakih sest mese-
cev ali ko Sc prevozi 5000 mill,
katero je pac prvo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05

toda Miller se nadalje obdrzi
urad predsednika okrajnega
centralnega odbora.
Ma seji je bilo naznanjeno,
da DO Miller imenoval poseben
|odbor, ki DO sestavil listo coun-
cilmanskih kandidatov v Cleve-
landu in. .drugih obcinah v okra-
ju, katere bo podpirala stranki-
ma organizacija pri volitvah Y
jeseni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
PET LET POZNEJE
LOJZE JERANCIC
liz dnevniko odPu:seneeo koznienco)

posestva je bilo poverjeno dve-
ma paznikoma, XII jima je bilo
dodeljenih okoli dvajset kaz-
njencev. S posestvom je kaznil-
MICA pridobila toliko, da je bill
velik del prehrane kaznjencev
krit z lastnimi pridelki.. Uprava
vzdruzuje tudi okrog 20 glav
goveje zivine, 8 konj, 4 vole,
svinjerejo, perutninarstyo ter
ribarstvo. Vse to donasa DRAW
lepe dohodke.
Razmere v oskrbovanju kaz-
njencev so Sc jele v marsikate-
rem oziru izboljsati. Uprava je
razdelila mnogo novega perila,
tako da je razpolagal vsak kaz-
njenec S trikratno spodnjo oble-
ko in je vsak teden menjal pc
rilo. Enako je bio posMbljeno
"a to, da MISC bill ljudje raztr-
gani, in v slabi obutvi. Kopanje,
XII je bio pref morda vsak me-
sec, ali Sc ne, je bilo uvedeno
sedaj skoro redno vsakih II
dni.
Ia bozic smo bill pisarji Sc
bolje preskrbljeni z jestvinami,
kakor "a preteklo Veliko noe.
Pokrov pisalnega stroja je bill
premajhen in s1no morali libra
ii Sc druga skrivalisca. Cello bo-
zicno drevesce smo imel; zal,
da noben okrasek, XII smo ga O.
besili ma umetno napravljeno
smrecico, nj bill - uziten. V pi-
san svilen papir smo zavili vec-
je stevilo sirovega fizola, kar
Je morale nadOmestlti Sladke
izdelke. Ma sveti vecer so mas
pustili do desete ure " 'pisarni.
Leto 1925 sc je nagnilo b
koncu. &c sem Sc ozrl nazaj, sc
mi je zdelo, da je zelo nitro po.
teklo. Morda je k temu pripo'
mogla enolienost .jetniskega xiv
ljenja, XII ne pozna velikih spre'
memb. Tezko sem cakal novegs
leta in ko je prislo, me je obje'
la s tisoc nadami prepojena "a.
vest, da je samo Sc dobro letc
te mukotrpne samote in zapu.
scenosti pred menoj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
VILE ROJENICE

Vile rojenice so Sc zglasile pri
druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Gu
banc, 1896 Delavan Rd., in pu.
stile v spomin krepkega sinkota,
Materino deklisko ime je bile
Pauline Jerkic. Tako ste postal
Mrs. Gubanc in Mrs. Jerkic sta
ri materi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
OKLAHOMA PIONEER

Only in America could a city arise
from wild prairie in an afternoon,
yet that is what happened Septem-
ber is, 1893, in Oklahoma. That
morning s million acres of Cherokee
Outlet were raw, uninhabited land !:
at noon the United States opened it
to white settlers and 5000 camped
where Ponca City stands now. The
great oil center pays tribute to
the early pioneers in the Bryant
Parker statue OF q woman and boy
walking across the plains, pathfnd- J
ers for those who have drawn from
the earth fuel for ships, planes and
land motor vehicles 50 necessary
for victory In the war. Buy more
War Bonds to keep fuel flowing to
the armed forces everywhere.
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