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Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

fore an appreciable crowd. The
game began at $50 with the Hor
nets receiving the kickoff. Fred
Jackson, Hornet Tailback, receiv-
ed the kickoff with a gain of III
yards On the tird down a pass
from quarterback was intercepted
by a Beareat Hallback, but did
not make an excessive amount Of
yardage At the second quarter
the Bearcats received the kickoff
but the End, L. c. Ross doWned
him before he could make any
gardage $40. The Hornets out
played the Bearcats making 1870
yards to the Bearcats' 88 yards,
The Hornets completed out of
5 passes to the Bearcats' l out of
Z ...... The Girl Scouts will hold
their meeting November 25th in
stead of the 26th because of the
2nd six weeks exam They will
be entertained in the home of Mrs.
Hazel Peterson with a Thank
sgiving party .=.z-.. Curtis Ander-
son was a visitor on the campus
this week. Mr.. Anderson, a former
member of w. II. S. now resides
in Richmond, California ........ Mr.
and Mrs Robert Cowster were
guests at w II. S. this week. The
Cowsters, a former resident of
this city now reside in Detroit,
Michigan .-54.. Mr.. and Mrs Aus
tin Goodwin and Mrs. Teresa
Goodwin spent Saturday evening
in Burnt Mill community visiting
friends and relatives ....... Mrs.
Tresa Goodwin was the week end
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Goodwin
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
NASHVILLE

The Local Branch of the NAA
CP presented a program of songs
and speeches at the Baptist
Church Sunday night. Prof. We'd
dies acted as Master of Ceremon-
les Solos by Profs DeShay, Pres
colt Smith of Toilet, MeSdames
Crolton Wesson of Nashville, with
Mrs. N. l.. Hawkins at the piano.
c. p Kelly, president ...... Echoes
from the National Meeting which
was held in Washington, D c. in
June were made by Prof. c. l..
Hawkins who was a delegate He
was accompanied on the trip by
Pres. Kelley and Prof. Taylor. The
speaker of the evening was Atty
Harold Flowers Of Pine Bluff
state president of the organization
told of its worth TO the race
Many were the visitors from ad.
jacent communities and counties
Among the out of town visitors
were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Coulter
Center Point; Mr.. Corey, Pine
Bluff. Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Kelly
entertained the speaker and his
guest at their home after the
meeting. Among those present
were: Mrs. F. M. Haisley, Miss
Wilder and Prof. and Mrs. j. l.
Walker.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
WEST ROCK
James Leroy Madden

The Jolly Twelve Club met with
Mrs. Mary VIM last week ..
After the business meeting, a de-
licious pot-luck dinner was serv-
ed w The PTA is planning a get
together meeting at night so all
parents can attend, Dec 10 .......
Those on the sick list are; Mrs.
Fannie Parker, Mrs Emma Wash
ington, and Mrs. Lula Moore. We
hope for them speedy recovery
Mr. and Mrs. jeff Hall have
put natural gas in their home ........
Read about people you know in
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

more about the affairs of Arkan-
sas Baptist College than any liv-
ing person He has given nearly
thirty-five years of continuous ser
vice to the Baptists in Arkansas,
and is yet on the job Live on Mr..
Parr.
Prof. T. w. Coggs. President of
Arkansas Baptist College was seen
showing Rev Colemon w. Kerry
of Texas, c"Stormy petrol of his
administration around on the
college campus recently, showing
him the Improvements that has
come to the college as Gifts from
the Government Of the u. S. A
When asked by reporter what
was up, the Texas Minister re-
piled, you see the President used
Colernon W. Kerry for subject
in Chapel recently, and the stu
dents wanted to see the man who
substituted for Jesus at the wor-
ship hour, so the president parad-
ed me here and there to my de-
light" The famous College is in
Red up to $4,000 presently. "A
wise leader points the way OUT.
A writer wrote yesterday.
DR.. Roland Smith who pastors
the famous First Baptist Church
on 7th and Gaines SITS. attended
the General Baptist Convention in
Cordele, Ga, last week. DR.. Smith
is also Editor, of the Georgia
Baptist. and was in for some keen
competition from Rev l.. l.. Scott
Of Savannah, Ga. who announced
that he could bet the paper out
on time if he was elected Don't
know as yet whether Dr. Smith
was reelected as we 60 TO Press
III he wanted it, we hope he got
it The National Baptist Conven-
ton, Inc, Of which DR.. d. V. Jem-
ison of Selma, Ala. is president
is negotiating to buy the Wood
men Building in Hot Springs.
from quiet report that leaked
out recently The deal will be
closed in the next ninety days
from reliable resources A step
forward for aged leadership.
DIR. f, NJ. Chambers, Sr. of Da,-
las, Texas and former pastor Of
Arch ST Church, has sent out
announcements that he has been
married. DR., Chambers and his
new bride are happily at home in
Dallas, and he is pastorine one of
the leading churches in that CITY.
Congratulations, DR.. Chambers
Sr.
In Columbus, Ohio recently the
a, M. Els, fifteen hundred strong
marched on the State Capitol and
engaged in a Prayer for Deliver
ance". On the Capitol lawn in a
mass protest against the ATTEMPT
OF the GOP-domi State legisa-
ture to assume complete control
OF Wllbcrforce Unive >ty through
the appropriation Of over $1,000
600. For your information. WILDER.
force is the 81 year old institution
If higher learning founded and
conducted by the African Metho.
list Episcopal Church. II is the
oldest Negro University in Am
erica, Members of the protest
'roup were part Of the $500 ga.
ihcred at the 10th session OF the
OHIO Annual Conference OF the
A. M. Els held in Memorial Hall
ana presided over by Bishops Il
{, Ransom and Frank Reid
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
Too Much Detention = Too
D. Samuel s. Taylor, associate editor.

Dy samuel s. Taylor associate editor
Word Is being passed around elementary school
e was taken school and carried to the detention home
and several days the ground that she mad
payed hockey Question raised the common people
the Justice Of the procedure Where is
the Negro officer? With the facilities OF the Home
~ reputedy inadequate its needs why take children out OF
4 classroom carry The girl in school when
picked up!!
SOME LEADERS pELlNouENT????
that the attorney for the child delcately
limited o. adult leaders derelct in our
duties that we can expect children be little delinquent
He pointed that the principal had hotunch facilities at
school question His point seemed to be something like
with mperfctons hasty to be first to throw
big stones little children with small deinquences
Wouldn't 1t be thing could send law officers
rond to the various responsible authorities and pick the
who force children unfavorable conditions and then
punish them for being unfavorably affected?
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
FL Dorado
Harry Thompson

Pastor McJunkins attended the
Baptist Convention in Helena last
week. He made his report to the
Church last Sunday at the morn,
ing service. He stated that some
one got away with brief case
containing $2,635l6 of the Conven-
tion's money which had been col
lected from the churches. Mrs
Alice Dill, president of the WMU
went as messenger to the Con-
vention in Helena ,..,... Do not
forget that the NAACP local
branch will hold its annual 6ec-
ton in the meeting at Lees Chap
ell next Sunday afternoon ...... Mr..
Jimmie Gambler, 9l6 Columbia St.
fell while working on a house. He
is improving slowly ...,.,, Prof N,
+. Jacksons father is still on the
sick list ........ DR.. c. d. Rainey,
president of the local branch of
the NAACP attended the AME
Annual Conference in Helena. ......
Mrs. Nellie williams of 642 w.
Fifth St is in the hospital .......
Another attempt was made to
burn one of the buildings of the
Myrtle High School last week.
This school was formerly used by
white children but is now used
for school for Colored ........ Mrs.
O. r. Legrande and Miss Pearlie
A. Hollimon spent the week end
OF Nov. 18th at Southern Univer-
sity, Baton Rouge, La. They wit
messed the homecoming game be-
tween Southern and Wiley. Miss
HOLMAN is recent graduate of
Southern. Mrs. Legrande was the
guest OF her daughter, Ora Mae
who is a sophomore at the Uni
versity ..... The Christmas Saving
Club met at the home of Mrs. Pick
Williams. A pannie shower was
given by the club for Miss vir-
einia Birks who is attending A
M. and N. College. She also re.
ccived a beautiful pair of hand
made pillow slips. Sam Ella Wills
president; Mrs. Will Page, Secty
-..-.. Prof, Frederick D Boone
spent last week end in Brinklcy
visiting his father who is i'll .....
The De Luxe Beauty Salon own.
cd by Mrs Emma V. Boone 1915
T.. Wilson St. has moved to It's
new location at 1919 f. Hillsborr
ST This building formerly housed
the East Side Beauty Shop oper.
ated by Mrs. Elizabeth Morris
Three Creek News - Rev l. n
Hlghshaw, Moderator Of Friend
District preached the ordination
sermon of Rev. II. c. Beasley or
the 3rd Sunday ... Rev H. G.
Goodwin gave the Charge. Money
which was raised Slo49 ... Sis.
ter Addie Reed and Sister Trcssie
Robertson attended the State Con.
Ventlon at Helena .... Little Ma
geo Beaslcy is suffering from a
broken leg.
AROUND WASHINGTON HIGH
The Washington High Hornets
FLASHED with the Merrill fYigh
Bear Cats at the A. NJ. and N.
Stadium to 90 tie. For the first
time in history, the Hornets ex.
ppricnCCd nOn-Sroripu onp,o no
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

many years of useful service {,
the class room. Mrs Taylor W.
right by his side in the far west
Mr. U. 5. Parr, Editor of q
Baptist Vanguard, is said to kno
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
EDITORIALS
Who Wants Granite Mountain!
" Samuel s. Taylor, associate editor.

Dy Samuel S. Taylor, associate editor
writer the daily recently expressed tne op"on
that Negroes are in the Granite Mountain Site 1o
civ park Who ever thinks neither Negroes nor what
they favor Negroes most emphacaly 40 not want he "e
Mountain Site as a CITY park for Negroes.
The only white people advance in favor OF II is mat
II 10 cheap. o.
rsnte Mountain is outside the city limits Let the County
q state develop for county purposes Let the Negro
have city park In the CITY,
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
DELARk
Ethel Neal

Obituary .... Eddie Quarles. son
of Levi and Matte Quarles, was
born in Rosston in 1883 He de-
parted this life November II, le47
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
WARNING ORDER

'"ANANANu OhDE8
State Of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, S.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Jacqueline L-Allier, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 82027
John Edward L-Allicr, Dcfendan.
The defendant, John Edward L.
Allier. is warned TO appear in this
court within thirty days ard an
swer the complaint Of the plain
tiff, Jacqueline L-AlIier.
Dated: November TIN 1857 30
Ralph Morrow. ....;
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Dave Witt
Attorney ad Litem i.n'
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY A. Haynes Richardson, d. G.
1Ii4-12:5 A.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
Here And There

CONTINUED from Page ~
back on his job as usual. He is
enc Of the few who has given
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

the STATE PRESS, prize paper of
Arkansas.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
AROUND WASHINGTON HIGH

The Washington High Hornets
FLASHED with the Merrill Righ
Bear Cats at the A. NJ and N.
Stadium to 90 tie. For the first
time in history, the Hornets ex-
perienced non.scorng game be-
Evening star., 1947-04-03

change Ia hair viii change her cur
rent bad luck IN pictures.
Lana Turner is not darkening hel
hair for her aCass Timberlane" role
on the contrary, Lana is returning
to her blond locks. For this picture
she'll wear it short.
4*A
When Zachary SCOTS youngster
came home with some poison Ivy,
Zach was all for selling the home
into which he had moved primarily
because the neighborhood seemed
right for his child. He was talked
out of it!
Hedy Lamar has S per cent in
terest in sThe Strange Woman.
Present indications are it will do q
five- million gross In this country
alone. With this In her pocket, I'll
be surprised If Hedy ties UP with a
major company-unless she gets q
percentage OF the profits.
Constance Bannister, cute pho
tographer of cute children. has
signed deal with Warmers to direct
a one-reeler about her favorite sub
iect, in, Technicolor, which Gordon
Hollingshead will produce.
The James Mason menage is
Evening star., 1947-04-03
Hollywood:
Shelton Comedy
Still Prepared
By Edna
By SheiIoh Grohom

Red Shelton and his first wife
Edna, have cooked up three original
stories for him to make at Metro
"Cne," says Red, "is the story OF
my life with Edna" Il wonder
how the current Mrs. Skelton will
like that!) Number two is q circus
story, and three is a Western-a
straight Western where I can ride
a horse without falling off,"
Frank Sinatra, as Father Paul in
THE Miracle of the Bells" will not
sing at all and I'm wondering how
his fans will like that! Frankie's
amazing contract. at Metro is for
five years and for So weeks year
(unlike Van Jof1nson's), and the
agreement allows frankie to publish
his own songs In every other movie.
adding enormously to his take
per picture. He can also make one
movie a year for RKO.
Howard Hughes gave Jean Peters
his current crush, Spanish type
writer! Now she can write him
mash notes that only Howard can
understand. When I ask Jean, on
"Ihe Captain from CASTLE" set. the
status of her romance with Howard
she tells me, I'm not ready to get
married now. My work comes first.
X X \ \
Deanna Durbin is worried about
her little daughter, Jessica. The
child gets temperature every night
and it goes away In the daytime
The doctor will probably diagnose 1t
as "teething." Deanna, by the way
was offered concert tour in Britain
to wind up at the famous Royal
Albert Hall In London. Whether
she can accept depends on her
schedule of pictures at Universal
International.
George Murphy has to have an
operation when added scenes In
tenth Avenue Angel" are finished
He says he Is growing old doing
added scenes for this picture
George wants to produce pictures
as well as, or instead Of, acting
in them. He's the boy who could
do 1T, too. He's great organizer
Greer Carson Is going back to the
short-hair style Of her best picture
MRS. Miniyer." Greer hopes the
Evening star., 1947-04-03
| Where and When
| Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

/
4 NationaI-"The Iceman Cometh"
7:30 pm.
/ Screen.
Capitol-"I1l Be Yours; II am,
1:50, 4:4O, 7:25, and 1o:05 pm. Stage
shows: /, 3:55, 6:35 and $40 pm.
Columbia-"13 Rue Madeleine; !;
11:25 am, 1:25. $3.50, $50. 7:35 and
$40 pm.
Earle - Pursued; 10:45 am,
1855, 3:20, $50, 7:35 and 9:45 pm.
HippOdrome - LES Miserables"
2:05, 4:05, 6, 8 and 9::55 pm.
Keith's-"The Best Years Of Our
Lives; 11:15 am, 2:40, sos and
$50 pm.
Little-"Henry the Fifth; 2:3o
and $3.50 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Guilt Of Janet
Ames"; 11:05 am, ITO, 800, 5:25,
7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Palace-"It Happened m Brook
lyn"; 10:45 am. 1855, sos 5:15,
7:25 and 9:40 pm.
Pix-"sign OF the Crosses 2:2o,
$50 and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts.
Continuous from 10:15 Am.
Evening star., 1947-04-03
Feathers Hats, He Says

Turkey stiIl is ignorant Of bad
minton, despite the efforts Of an
English badminton enthusiast who
tried to popularize the game in
Istanbul. When his shuttlecocks
wore out he sent for q new supply.
When gross arrived, the mystifled
customs official felt sure they were
being imported as women's hats,
and demanded 81 900 duty.
Evening star., 1947-04-03

something for the book! At the
moment Roy Kelino and his wife
are staying with the Masons in
Connecticut and understand that
they are all working On Mason's
next movie. AS you may know, Mrs.
Mason was married to Kellind: she
still uses the name Of Pamela Kel-
limo on the stage. And now I'm
wondering where all this collabora-
tion puts James Monahan, who
came here from England TO live
with the Masons, as their all-around
manager and script writer?
released By North American Newspaper
Alliance. Inc.
Evening star., 1947-04-03

A Rumanian translation Of John
Synge's sPlayboy Of the Western
World" has just been published in
Rumania.
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Ap kesvdecsvrss

logs down. In this narrow canyon
a jam would be fatal and hold
up operations for weeks.
When Hardin reached the end
of the catwalk and vanished,
Doug began his own slippery
journey. The log was wet and he
wasn't wearing calked boots. Be-
low the log the river swirled and
boiled; he was almost enveloped
in a cloud of mist from the spill
way. 1t helped conceal him but il
made his own footing treacherous.
When he stepped off the log near
the opposite bank he sank up to
his knees in icy water. Cursing,
he scrambled up the hillside to
the shelter of the heavy UNDER
growth.
Hardin and Cady hadn't quite
met, the fisherman had been well
down the lake. Doug sneaked
through the frs, huckleberry and
wild blackberry vines tearing at
his legs as he counted on the
spillway's roar to mute his prog
reSS to the two men.
Hardin! l was wondering
when you'd show up"
The boss logger's tone was
metallic. Thought I'd find you
here"
"You will-any Saturday"
Cady cursed. 1--WE fished this
blasted lake exactly one hundred
times and the most I've got was
a few miserable bass, yet the
place is swarming with them, big
black ones too"
Guess your luck runs in
deeper waters, Cady."
What do you mean?" Cady's
small blue eyes glinted craftily..
Need I explain? mean the
Larson Luck"
Cady stared at him stolidly.
You'll never be anything but a
logger, Hardin :. you can't out
grow their manners. But I don't
get thiS-it was my understands
ing that you turned down my
proposition"
Il did and you damn well know
it,"
"Then who is responsible for
these accidents that are hitting
Larsons?"
That's what I came up here
to ask you!"
The two men eyed each other,
suspicion and doubt comforting
their faces.
(To be c0ntinued)
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TO-DAY in HISTORY
know America)

1836-Historic mission of DR..
Marcus Whitman and his Pres,
byterian associates reach the Ore
gon country to teach the Indians
and to make Oregon American.
1869-The National Prohibition
Party formed in Chicago-first
name proposed was the Anti
DramShop Party.
1872-(75 years ago. DR.. Susan
Dimock opens first nurses train
ing schol in country, in Boston.
1909-Dr. Frederick A. Cook
startles world by wiring from
Shetland Islands that he was first
to discover the North Pole as of
April 81, 1908 days later came
word from Peary of his discovery.
1914-First Aero Squadron or
ganized at San Diego, CALI
lplanes.
1923--Great earthquake. in sJa-
pan-some of life-saving equip
ment sent from here used against
Americans at Bataan and Corregi-
dor.
1939-Germans invade Poland
without declaration of war.-Be-
ginning of World War II.
1944-Armed patrols of u. S.,
First Army enters Belgium north
of Sedan.
1945-Japan formally surren-
ders (Sept. 2, by Jap time) aboard
the battleship Missouri in Tokyo
Bay.
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TROUBLE Shooter
BY CAMERON DOcKERY

behind a clumpy growth Of rho
dodendrons and watched the open
doorway. Hardin was still inside.
Doug could hear him whistling a
mournful dirge then cursing' as
he had difficulty pulling on his
boots.
Seconds later Hardin emerged
and began climbing the trail to
the dam.
Doug allowed good safe dis
lance between himself and Har-
dim before he began to follow.
When he did. he skunk along in
the deep green shade of the ever
green's, scraping against the thick
leathery leaves of salal and rho
dodendron and melting into them
whenever Hardin paused to catch
his breath or wipe the perspira-
ton from his forehead.
But the boss logger never
looked back. He kept up relent-
less steady pace that left Doug
painting.
There was no doubt in Doug's
mind now that Hardin was head
ing for the dam, probably to keep
rendezvous with someone from
the White Rapids outfit. Each up
hill step convinced him that
Hardin was going to make a re-
port and possibly collect payment
for his dirty work.
They went through the logging
clearing and Hardin began walk
ing across the narrow ridge of
the dam. When he was half way
over a voice hallooed from the
opposite shore and Doug saw a
man who had been fishing at the
far end of the lake begin walking
toward the small shack situated
where the dam joined White
Rapids property.
CADY! Doug was sure of it and
~ Swore softly to himself.
If Hardin and the lumber man
were going to meet there, there
was no way he could get across
to them without being seen. And
he had to listen in!
He began to back-track to the
clearing where during the past
week they had begun rolling logs
down to the river. The previous
day big Douglas fir had bounced
instead of rolling clear and stuck
at an angle almost spanning the
river. The first work on Mondy
would be to dislodge it with
peaveys before sending any more
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Chapter Is

AioPtCA AZ
IT was Saturday again, almost q
week since the fire. Except for
Doug's near brush with death
the continuing logging operations
had been uneventful.
However. the tree-topping in
cident had had its effect on the
men. The other accidents had all
been fairly minor. possibly avoid
able if preliminary inspections
had been made. Even the fire
could have been caught in its
early stages if old Axel Lind
strom had completed his rounds
a little later.
But Doug's close escape from a
hundred-foot fall had been de-
liberately planned. Only Nor
ways quick thinking had saved
him. 1t had been attempted muir
der and there was no bucking
the truth. Superstition had sue
cunbed to genuine fear. Several
of the married loggers had al
ready checked out, their wives
protests against working for Lar
sons backing up their own un-
admitted apprehension.
Even Hardin had appeared Wis
IDLY shaken. Yet, Doug reflected
it could have been very good
act. The more he thought of the
big logging boss the more il
seemed possible that Hardin
could have been responsible for
the Larson luck" They had only
Hardin's word for it that he had
been in town the night of the fire
and there had been countless OPP
portunities for him to arrange the
other incidents"
Saturday afternoon as usual
the men were planning to leave
camp. Hardin said he was going
to walk down to the Inlet and
Doug piled into the truck with
the others. But when the truck
had almost reached Larson's he
said he had forgotten something
and had the driver let him off. By
the loggers, sly grins he knew
they all thought he was going to
see Elsa.
He waited until the truck had
disappeared down the skidroad
then began walking back toward
camp, hugging the tree trunks
and the underbrush along the
road side When he came near the
clubhouse he stationed himself