davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09


This lurking death that men,
aces stratosphere fliers exists as
aeroembolisrn. or aerial bends"
similar to the deadly bends"
suffered by deep sea divers
when they rise to the surface
too rapidly. 1t can produce
paralysis, or temporary uncon-
seriousness. Filters refer to 1t as
the "blackout." which in the
past has caused test pilots to
lose consciousness at high alti-
tudes, thus losing control OF
their craft. and plunging to
death before regaining their
senses.
Sciences amazing victory over
this dreaded blackout has been
aided by advice from some OF
the nations leading medical
clinics. Man normally will per-
ish in the deadly regions above
1900 feet. Many persons feel
considerable discomfort even in
journeying into mountain areas
where the altitude is under
10000 or 10000 feet. Nitrogen
is a rapidly expanding gas. and
the human body contains much
nitrogen. At high attitudes.
where the atmosphere becomes
rarefied. the nitrogen expands.
On the ground. the pressure
within the human body is equal
to that of the outside atmoS-
phere. At 10000 feet there is
so much difference that. denied
the artificial stimulus Of oxy-
gen. the human would initiate
like a balloon and blow up.
This as a result Of the variation
in inside and outside pressure.
Supercharging, now used to
combat this peril. simply re-
places the nitrogen in the pilots
body with oxygen. For 80 min
utes prior to his take-off the
flier breathes nothing but pure
oxygen. This Is inhaled through
a mask. which remains on dur
ing the supercharging process.
For several minutes the flier
pedals furiously on a stationary
bicycle, which accelerates his
breathing ano heartbeat and
causes him to inhale more than
a normal amour. Of oxygen.
This inhalation continues while
he dons his flyine suit. while he
steps into his plane. and
throughout the whole flight.
They supercharge the pilot
first. then send him into the
rarefied area of man-killing
sub-stratosphere at the controls
of a supercharged plane. 1t Is
of vital Importance that a man
in charge of so precious a unit
Of national defense should oper-
ate only at the very peak of
mental and physical efficiency.
There is nobody else to chron-
icle the performance Of that
plane. and such information is
of paramount Importance.
Uncle >am's newest. finest
and fastest Army planes are
now attaining speeds thought
fictional in an err shortly be-
fore the present war. The
speed Of 400 miles an hour
straight out has long been ex-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Science DispeLs
Menace Of Deaf
in Shakespeare

Death which all filters the arefd atmosphere Of the
successfully combated by science aviation ngi
achieved pilot
vol a his plane prior Successful of the efficiency
Of we'll machine have been made at the Burbank
Test Pilot Milo Bur-
cham has uncouned number of flights with i'll effects
being attitudes $500 feet and higher
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27

sir, # nod Cuglono iiir oorti9c
tSiiid,tlingc. yinfs noh rchta: Srun
Itarosluu Guroupafp, truu Gbri-
'linc Mllrulcf lulo ,Srau Wtiloreo
Worto.
Ild'cn &crbunbj>llNr hcritlltcllcn iilr
Sic elrn"c Truucu Ser ircnoiprod)i
gen Orllprcn hubcu ld)on mcbr uls
ihrcn Sell i'm %orbereitcu BON Ma
tcriol sum &crld)idcn nad europa
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27

bcrocitcat lmo MN arbeiten iie NIT
cbcnlo orobcm irii1cn Ml,t fir Sic
rigcnc 2anocspertcibigl,ng.
llntcr bcn ctiua 300 freilullligrn
SrNoniiotioncn, sic aus Dem Sallpt'
quarter oca Mcten &rcll5es, 2344
Yrolpcct 9Ipc., ibrc NultrG9c crbaltcn
orbeitcV 80 Norlucocr Tral1cn Grnp'
pen, % polnil0c Wrllppcn. 13 tIhc.
holloluofiiGc Gulppcn lmo cine 'los
lunfiid)c Wrlppc IN ullcr Scilcn Der
Stoot. Sic babcn 3OS.3S9 perldies
OHuc Gcrbunbs5cllgc, llnO G9,34G
Stiid &lcibcr jcocr elrt 5llm Tcrldif
fen nod europa bis ictt gcfcrtiNt,
moiiir iburn in cincnu 9ricf bonn Na'
,innalcn lInten &rcllj groGcs Sob &C.
}ollt urroc.
Wis irtt pnrocn lolcbc Nrtifcl nod
YOlcn, Tilulnno, Nprlucgcn lno
tSranfrciN gcidirft. Son nln al iurr.
Ncn oc slrtifcl nur nod nod 8rir-
dcnluno mno england geid)idt. sllld)
lpcroen nln 9lrtifcl iiir sic cigcne
9lrnlcc nngcTertigt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27

S,icr lit ein Yau cine pole aRobljcii
III fud,en,
Ginbil. lid nit Icpiel Neerehs. sanrc.
) bis / Yinnh Ninbfieiid
4 GSlDiicl 6c,t
! miltcImdBi0e ;,iuiebei
. Sceloiiel SalS
u Seeloiiel Yieiier
& Nobrcn getrabt dber 9un5 gelu''en
@lnlncntohl in Stiicle gebroden
q mittelmdGiNc Martofielu
GBl6iicl Weh(
. &6l0iiel &olicr.
Wdn ldlnel5e Tett III ccn, ~Scep
Weu" Solder bel groBer Soiee uno brdliz
ne ous ileiIdn aui beibcn Seten Wenn
gut Gebrdlnt. tue cine Sd,ale Walicr
oa5u. oonn Sul6, 3luiebel. Yiefier ,mc
3e(leric. 2ede ben Solder 5u Y8enn
3alnpf ans Der Ceiinung tomnt orebc
Die Wcid'e in Die nebrige Yoiitiuu uno
the Vfobren, g!lmenfohl uno Aartoiieln
oa5L Sede pieber 3u uno fodle 45 yiis
nnten lang. Nebme oas 5leild uno 8ez
miiie herduS lino perbidte bic Sauce nit
yaebl uno' Wa'ler. sN'o reibe gu einenl
iueid,en &leiitcr. Serutere nit Neereti9
Sauce 5u Der 9criebene aepiel sueetuu
lpprhcn lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
$ceial Security 8ear>
Warnt HcidDGitsleutc.

Die Socill Secllritp &onto Mllnr
nlcr iollt" nidlt OILS Socntiiifation
bciln SdRd,ped)iclu oOcr irgcno eli.
ncn anoeren 3lpef bellllBt wcroen,
auSgenommen Die Soentit0t ocs sIr.
beiters im Scititcllen icincr 2om,.
frcoite fir slItersperiidprllng. iooi
Narp &. @ooos, Managcr Des 60
cial Seclritp Sfiicc in Glcpcluno.
0enn oas iei fem Ycucis oub oie
ScrIun oieiclbc lit. oic auI ocr &artC
perjcid1nct lit.
llnlGnNIi lullrheu Sd)cda in @c
idlaftcn geipcd)ieli, unh Die Ecrinn
of'ericrtc ibre Sociol Srcllritnfortc
als geipciS. IS lpuroc geIluocn. ouI;
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27

Trciie iino .pie0er nicnria oebcltcn.
+ = 3. /. , umo 6 Collar, feline
Steucr Sie fonncn Der Ipit por Sc,
Sbio Spcro 9lii'u. uno lluiun Wouf
Of Commerce. @cb0lr0c %osbcllc cr'
lnnAt mcrocn. Sal'ontortcn Io'tcn.
$, IT. 81. 2S. - uub T. Collar.
u; -.,, .,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
5,.i,ed,,esr nnS Sakrer
n,iiien istari a',ipaiien
Yun George s. Mato'pie,
SoliSe;hci.

Ton rritcn SoN in oic'cll Sabr un
lno cine crl6rcdcnoc slnjohl bon
Ecrloncn ollar 2cbcn9ulter, &lnocr
illnoe @urld)cn uno NtGof,n alf ocn
StroGcn scr Stoot ju Sooc gcfom.
men. Nhtlrmo5uou5ia Ecricnen lullrs
Ncn I'M &crfebr gctotct mo fiinfllno.
puan5ia marcn tSlbainNcr.
@ei &crlctlngcn ourd) llnfulle Wa
rem cs blulocrtllub'iiniiia Ju6aan.
ger hic ill Sdnocn fonlcn.
NudlG ilateit lit elmer oocr Ser
olOcrcn elrt bat ouc oicic lhfIlle Der
urlud,t. Son bintcr gcporttcn sllltos
\ oNcr Duildcu gcparttcn sllltos allI
sic StroBe treteu lag pielen Scr
. tluiulle Sa @ruuoc. Sn Ser Ntltte BON
, @lods cocr acgcn Ous &crfchrslitt
sic StroGs frrlScu, mllroc piclfud, IN
Sen 0crihtcn iibcr llniulle als l(rs
iudlc bc5eidnct.
Der ,SuGaGnacr rHrNlGt oft, OaD
cr jWor u,i Dem @iirgcrltcig oas
@eaercdt bat. abcr in oclu 9lll9cn.
blif, oa CT iibcr Scn Mnnoitcin oui
Sic Strabc tritt. acroocio iuie Scr
,Sahrcr perontuortlid) it, on6 l(n-
, IDLE pcrmieocn merocn.
Wtobcrner Gerfchr nit lclncln &C.
llciNcrtcn Sempo mO Scr gro6crcn
4fcn9c Iorocrt umbcOingt gclponntc
slLinrerfiamfeit lno pffcnc 9lugcn
bon icitcn bes 6ub9dn9crs lmo ocs
Tabrcrs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27

Sicusiag abenb. Is. gpriI "Sriitun unr
SolNc" nit SlasitaN, Sborborg, Silt
WcIdliur. S,uchn.
Wittiuod, ubcnb. 1G. Nprii: vSud)ter bcS
9leGin'cnt" nit Yon5, Yctinu, Sobin
~nccnIoni. S'Slu9cIo.
Spuucr$ina. nbcub3. H. Slpril: Sic
SSntiirc" nit Sln9irnh. Wanpton.
Shurbura. Wcidlipr. git, Soucbn.
Ircitng nnfnitiug. IS. Hlpril: 3lpciSpre
itcllunNcn: "Gupnllcriu 9iuiticann"
nit Iiilnnuu. Aa2ta5, Su9cl, &arren;
hanll iolgt "YoQliarci" nit Surte.
:Hartiuclli. Ycneli.
Srcitoo obcno. 1S. Slpril: ~Narbcr o'
Scrillc" nit Sarno, Selma, yauoi,
9iuccnloui. 9roluncc. Gprbou.
SnmStng nad,mittae: 10. slpril: saul" "
nit Scpion. Vropring, Sobiu. Sent,
Eip5a, SonsQi. ....
Snmstng ubenh: 80 Npril rNigolctto'
nit Suminn. Gostuana, Aullmon
SibDctt, Sorbon, Glrncn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27

Der .Sccp &eIl" &pdlcr lit 10 cin
itiurr ,,ug einc3 clcftriid)cn Gicn5, baG
cine Grnl,. Die cilrcn bat ipriipGbrcnb
llIdf i'm nl,i o,bcrc ScAc 81 gebrnud)cu
20. inl3 Sic cine Der tnll'cnbc BON
Sruucu in Glcpelnno linb, bic clcftrild
fod,cn. ubcr cine Der Souicnben Die pld.
nen cinen eleftrild,en Sien 81 fauien
frn,nren Sc bcr pdhreno Surah Sarbin
Sounter. Some Mating gbui or Der Glec.
rricnl ycuguc BON Glepelano Sbnen ben
!. .Cccp gSel" Mpder ertlirt
>Suppcn, Stcofs. billige Stiide SlciId,.
ODER lrgenb etnu5 luu5 lunglnm gefod,i
mcroen n1lB. baben ben .Seep Wcu"
Nuder bcliebt uno popular gemad)t, neil
eS Die ipur'unlte 2rt it, bicIe SpeiIen
IN fodlcn. Dcnn bic bld iniulierten
Bdnbe bes ADd)ers balten Die Soise ers
folsreid, unb e5 braudt lpenig Glettri>
3itdt
Gs aibt alldl nnoere ySege. Den Auher
3u benilteu Gr lit ausge5eihnet iiir We>
miiietodeu menn Sic piele @dite 5n
Silel baben Spuiel ais is Iebren Com
iotnen gebdmplt iperbeu oarin.
Gs f0nnen ainberipeiien mebrere 3us
gltilh pnrin Gctoclt perhcu. inncm bicic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
NaRrnt,as,, ,,,ittel'
2lmsiteu,,,,e
0anert nom 6. bis ii. Marj ans.
0cnummen Sunntag.
tStanharb Nran6s cSodmaun ,uiro
bic &ud)ihmlc lcitcn.

Sic Nobrungsntittcl slusItcllung,
Sic Dem Glepclunocr Yublitlm i'm
Enblic sluOitorillm pom 6. bis IA
Mar5 geboten miro, gab oaS Yro.
9ralnnl fir Sen 9nfDettltrcit be.
FAINT. Gs lit ,uic ioIgt:
Tounersta9, 6. 0iGr5 sluscl 5000
Cafe Qeine Scina)
Jreitaa, Z. @ilr5: Sponoc Gutc
(aeine Scina)
Sanstag, 8. Mdrj: @ciBbrot Hciuc
3lpiIlnglaibc, lugciGbr I Tilmo
2aib)
&ontas. 10. Dtirs; 2cmcn GbiiIon
(3eine arllncnfruitc)
0icnstag, If. WtGr5: Glirop0ilhcs
grot uno 9adipcrt Grgcnoluclhcs)
Mittiuof, ~. Mdr5: Coolies irsrno
lpelber 9lrt U2 BON cincr Sortc)
Donnerstag 13. M1r5: Dcalt Stolen
(lrgeno mclher 9lrt. lcds bon lcocr
Sorte)
'Srcita9. IL. NtGrS: 2apcr Butter
Cafe (Gocnlt Scine oocr Dcuom).
Sroieiiincae g1dcr iino bon oie.
fem &ettitrcit mlsecId)lollcn. Is
,peroelt orei Brciic, $40. So mo So
eeaebcn. ocssleidcn lucibc SGnocr.
Ireie &ud,Id'ulc miro tlglid, itatt
'illocll III Ser untcrcn Sauc ors Eub
lie Nuoituril,ms.
5rau Sanicc Spcluin. Stunoaro
BRANDS 6ooo Grpert. miro nm II.
Mdr5 oie aoc)idl,lc leiteu luo pielcs
Sen Iraucu crflGren.
Urul Speloiu lit in gon5 Chic bc.
iannt ipcgcn ibrcr GortrGgc uno
GcmcnItrntlcncn mo miro uiclr
S.cnic onl,cr nnjirbcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27

Iia ircluolprndliAcu Urnppcn, 0ic
frc;luilliN lit hcnl 9fotcll &rclB III
Glcuelano sur &erfiiglnq gcitellt hu-
ben. ltcbcu SdultHr OH Snultcr llrh
hclien ibrcn Cell Die 100000 ur5t-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27

senschait!ich entworicn, un gcgcn Au
gcnanstrengung zu schuctzen. Sic bic
ten reichlichcs, richtig verstrcutcs LIGHT.
Bcsichtigcn Sic dicsc modcrncn Lampcn
I:IZT in den I.acdcn. Vcrwcndcn Sic
liches. freundliches LIGHT lhre Famiic
schuetzen und die Lcbensgeistcr allcr
wccken.
Preise Won Schkraft schuctzcnden Lam
pen beginner ganz niedrig. ..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27

: bc Strn,ubcrrN Hlumbc" bcainMt
Samstae, ocn |. NGr,.

Scr Slim lit Ncrnbc bas Gala.
tllltIpicl nlli bna Sic iolange ac,por-
let bobrn. Is lit cinca scr lllltiNitcu
Wilocr Ous Die @orncr Bros. bisbcr
bcrollsacbrnft hubcn mo es miro
IN S5irpooromc Sbeatcr uorgcIiibrt.
Sic Molcn lic1cn in &unocu bon 5.
GoNncn Slipio sc Sapilnno. 9litn
'Sumuortb. oic bic blouoc rStrnlu.
hcrru" ipiclt. slllou Sale. Sad Cor
ION mo 8ccrgc Spbins.
@cnn Sic Spa6 jaben luollen,
honn icbcu Sic Oieicn 6ilm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
SDmbol bcs Samples.

rGnter. Der 2cbrcr cr5ibltc lms,
nub scr Scl5lucig oas Spmbol bes
TrientuS lit. Nibt es oud) ein Sp,l
Gol bcs &ricgcs?"
.SolpohI - Sen Mtprtbcn5pcig,"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
BENUTZT SEHkRAFT SCHUETZENDE LAMpEN

Wcnn Sic sich in dieser Jahreszeit ab
gcspannt fuehlen. bcdenken Sic, dass
Augcnanstrcngung dicsen Zustand yer
schlimmcrt.
rs yibl cincn lcich,cn und unkostspici
gen Schutz gcgcn Augenanstrcngung -
Schkrait scEuetzendes LIGHT. Benuctzen
Sic l. t. S. SEHkRAFT SCHUETZEN-
DE LAMPEN an dunklen. bewoelkten
ragcn, vie auch abcnds iucr allie au-
gcnanstrengenden Arbeiten.
Sehkraft schuetzende Lampen sind wis
Evening star., 1941-09-07
franklin Offers Women
Short Accounting Course

A short accountancy course for
women is announced by the Ben
jamin Franklin Accountancy School
this fall. The accounting field is one
cited by defense experts as needing
additional trained personnel.
University officials said one fourth
of the calls made on the Benjamin
Franklin Employment Bureau are
for women while only one tenth of
the students are women.
The short accountancy course
planned for women does not require
any previous bookkeeping knowl-
edge, it was stated. The program
will give understanding of account
ing principles and procedure and
will comprise theory and practice
of accounts for sole proprietorships,
partnerships and corporations 1t
will also include an intensive study
of business organization, applied
economics, finance and of such, law
subjects as contracts, agency, part
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Officials 10 Spend Day
At Safety Patrol Camp

District, police, school, Parent
Teacher and American Automobile
Association officials have been in
vited to spend "a day in camp" on
Wednesday with the school safety
patrol officers now taking a summer
training course at Camp Ernest w.
Brown, Scotland Beach, Md.
Dedication of a cabin, which is
being presented to the camp by the
local division of the A. A. A., will
high light the days activities.
The ceremony, which will take
place at 1:30 pm, will be in charge
OF Washington I. Cleveland, man
ager of the local motor club and
director of the camp, and DR.. Rob-
ert w. Eaves, principal of the
thomson School, who is educational
director.
The ITO youthful safety patrol
captains and lieutenants who are
at the camp this week constitute
the second group of patrol officers
trained there thus far this wear.
working with the patrol officers
at the camp are the 13 police CO.
orolnators assigned to school safety
WORK by their precinct.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Parents New 10 District
Warned Of School Rules

Parents who have come to WASH
ington in recent months and whose
children will be new to the public
schools should take steps at once to
obtain necessary credentials for
their admission, First Asst. Supt. of
Schools Robert L. Haycock an
nounced yesterday.
In order that pupils may have
their proper grade placement, it is
important that transfer cards or
last years reports be presented,
showing class standing, he said.
Compulsory attendance and child
labor laws in the District require
that birth certificates or other evi-
dence of date of birth be presented
for admission in the public schools.
Evidence of successful vaccination
is also required by law. Certificates
of vaccination should be presented
If possible, Mr.. Haycock added.
Parents who do not have these
credentials, Mr.. Haycock continued
should obtain such reports and GER
tif1cateS at once from principals of
schools last attended in order not
to delay the admission of their chill
dren on opening day, September %
Such data should then be presented
at the school nearest the home.
Under District law. public kinder
gartens cannot admit children who
will not be years Of age by No
vember !, l941. Likewise, children
should be 6 years of age to enter
the first grade.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
HoIIins College TO Open
Session September 19

Hollins College will open its Tooth
session September 10, with capac-
ity enrolment of 800 students COM
ing from 81 States. the District Of
Columbia, Canada, the Canal Zone,
Brazil, England and Belgium.
New students will arrive on Sep
tember Is, to be taken in charge by
student group leaders for the three
day orientation period. DR.. Kath-
crime Gallagher, professor of history
at Goucher College, will deliver the
opening address. Presiding at open
ing exercises will be DR.. Bessie Car
ter Randolph, third president in the
colleges history.
In celebration of the centennial of
Hollins College, four-day program
has been planned for May Is to May
20, 1912. Symposia will be conduct
ed by well-known speakers on the
general tropic OF Horizons of Free
dom Today"
Evening star., 1941-09-07
National Academy
OF Broadcastinq
To Hold Additions
Three Scholarships
Will Be Awarded for
Term Beginning Soon

The National Academy of Broad
casting, 2017 s street NV, is Offer
ing three scholarships this year to
students of outstanding dramatic
and writing ability. Additions will
be held at the studios by appoint
ment during this week.
One scholarship is for a man with
dramatic talent and experience, and
one for a woman with ability in
creative writing. The third scholar
ship is part-time working scholar
ship for either man or a woman.
Alice Keith. director of the acad-
emy, announced also that eight for
mer students are now broadcasting
professionally in Washington sta
tions, three have been employed in
advertising agencies and many
others have positions in the public
relations divisions of the Agricul-
ture Department, Smithsonian In
stitution, United Service Organiza-
ton and similar organizations.
Among students at the National
Academy of Broadcasting this past
year have been members of embassy
stats, members Of Congress, con-
Evening star., 1941-09-07

vices, and the safety record has been
good. The transportation system Is
under the supervision of w. T. Car
rico.
At the end of the last school ses-
sion the value of schools buildings
and land in the county was set at
81 ,302 500, with equipment listed at
an additional Sill, 300. The latter
figure does not include the value Of
buses, fixed at $39 200.
Likewise, for the last session, the
per capita cost of education, exclu-
sive of debt service and capital out
lay. was $5287. Based on average
daily attendance, elementary per
capita was $33.75 sad high school,
$4681.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

when that company first sponsored
the Damrosch concerts, and she was
the first broadcasting director of the
American School of the Air, broad
cast nationally over c. B. s. She has
taught In the District Community
Centers and conducted q workshop
at American University.
The fall season begins on the eve
ming of September IS, when a free
lecture will be given to which the
public is invited. A demonstration
of work done at the academy will
be made and voice recordings
analyzed.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

greSSlonal Secre-
tarieS. business
men and women,
teachers, clergy
men, journalists,
social workers,
club women and
others called on
from time to
time to use the
radio or the pub
lie address SyS-
tenn.
The academy,
now in its sew
enth year, has
nearly 200 STU
dant nrnrollad To
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Families Awuit Houses

In spite of the construction of
thousands of dwellings in the gov
ernment housing program. New Zea-
land still has serious shortage of
accommodations for families. In
Auckland many families are suffer-
Evening star., 1941-09-07
nerships, corporation and negotiable

nerships, corporation and negotiable
instruments.
This coordinated accounting and
business law course may be COM
pleted in one school year in the day
division or in one and one half years
in the evening division. All who
finish this program will receive
certificate specifying completion of
the basic accountancy course. Credit
is also allowed for these courses on
the degree program in accountancy
and financial administration, off,
cials added.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

For the first time this season, the
county will operate all of its school
buses. Nearly all the county-owned
buses are of solid steel construction,
equipped with up-to-date safety de-
Evening star., 1941-09-07

UenG enrOIIeu 10 NIss hef'"'
study in the specialized field OF
radio speaking. acting and writing.
Miss Keith, founder and director
of the academy, was director OF
educational activities for r. c. A.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

Edward, Duke of Windsor, is an
old hand at posing for the movies.
He was first shot" in 1901, the
boy Prince of Wales.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

ing hardship through living in
rented rooms with inadequate con-
VenienceS.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-02-08
WOmen's Civic Club
ADOPTS Bylaws
BY Isaac Peterson

The women of the town and
community have organized a civic
club. The purpose Of this ryan :
zation is to assist the Mayor and
Board Of Aldermen in m k i n e
Mound Bayou a better place in
which to liv. The plan is to help
in what pf'airs that affect the town
The club met at the First Baptist
Church Sunday at 3 p m A nice
group of women were present. The
man purpose of this meeting we S
to n sh pSrfect'ng the orga liza
ton. A committee had been ap
pointed in previous meeting to
br ng or draw up a constitut &c n
and bylaws for the u b This
commi tee reported and this report
was approved and adopted.
The constitution set 70 tn the
pu pose of the club and designated
certain committees that we nee
essary in order that the organiza-
ton could function properly.
Among these committees was the
project committee which seemed
to be cne of the most important. 1t
will be the duty of this commit ee
to receive certain suggestions that
the citizens think will be good pro-
jects to work on. They will decide
whether or not they think the pro-
jects should be undertaken and
mike plans for same. This club
will meet the End Tuesday in Febru-
airy at q p. M, Bolivar Country
Training School. M r s. &c trude
Strnger is president and Mrs. Alte
Grove is recording secretary.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-02-08
Funeral Services Held
For Mrs. Christmas
BY T. P. Fielder

Funeral services for Mrs. Mag
nolia Christmas were held at St.
Peter M. B. Church, Merigold,
Monday. The church OVERLOOKED
w i t h friends and relatives who
came to pay their last respects to
this great servant of humanity.
Crowds of people had to remain
outside the church because there
was no room for them inside.
Relatives who a tended were
Mr.. o. c. (Pete) Christmas, the
husband; Mis-. J. Webb, mother.
MRS B. Richardson. sister; Mrs.
Lottie JAG. son, Mrs Sena Webb
and Mrs. Eliza Simms, aunts; MT.
Sam Webb, Mrs. Gussie Bates,
uncles; Mrs. Lille Stewart, niece
and other nieces, nephews and
cousins were Vera Richardson, A.
B. Franklin, Harmon Benoit, Mr.
Walter Sims, Mr.. Elijah Sims,
Misses Queenola Sims and Gen
eva Franklin, Masters Albert
and William Franklin
and husbands relatives, Mrs.
Juanita Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Christmas, Mrs. Leota. Gibson,
Mrs. Victoria White, 'Mr. and
Mrs. Texas Harris, sapd several
others whose names we failed to
get,
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-02-08
LOCALS

Mr.. Henry Evans, who is sharing
the home of Mrs Truey. made a
fine sale of part of his fine flock of
chickens recently. This sale brought
about $500. The Advocate sug
gests that Others follow MIR and
Mrs. Evans example and raise more
chickens. There is always good
market for them.
Mrs Amanda Joiner has been
confined to her bed or bedro ON for
more than a week. We hope she
will soon be out again.