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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
CTYRI zENY


Zadnf cast domu, {. 721 Wood
ington road poskozena byla v
pondeli vybuchem plynu a city,
Fl zeny = jedna tezce = pora-
neny byly.
Cernosska zena shozena by
la vybuchem do vzdalenosti
ctyriceti stop z okna kuchy-
ne ma chodnfk, kdyz myla okna
Kriticky zranena byla .Marga-
ret Hellwig, jez popalena byla
ma celem tele. Dale popaleny
sousedka Adeline Reed, Mar
garet Fuchs a Emma Wearioun
Policista nalezl H~ellwigovou
ma podlaze kuchyne lezfci sc
saty, jez ma nj horely. Vybu-
chem strzena byla strecha 2
kuchyne a zdi teto slime potr.
h&ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
ZASTAVILI PRACI.

Dive tFetiny pomocnfkG v ST.
mai nemocnici ma Monument u
lici a Rutland avenue, vysli ma
stavku v pondelf rano S ozna-
menfm, re Sc nevratf dokud ne
Dude jim zarucena lepsf mzda.
Superintendent nemocnice,
Bergman, rekl, re jejich "a
chovanf Sc bylo "nesmlrne
zlym", ponevac pomoc jejich
potrebnou byla nekterym ne
mocnym. Ma mfsta jejich hle-
DAM JIM.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
SNAD NEDOSTATEK POS
TOVNfCH ZRfZENCU.

Postmistr, Neal A. Sibley,
zada generalnfho postmistra,
ably mohl zamestnati pocet pro
zatimnfch zrfzencG, ponevac
mnozf nynejsf zrizenci povola-
nj budou do yojenske sluzby.
Re 1000 postovnich zTizen-
cG v Baltimore ash 40 procent
jest registrovano pro odvody.
z poctu toho asi 20 procent jiz
bylo povolano do vojenskeho
cvicenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25

Omamena plynovymi vypary
ash kdyz pTipravovala neco ku
pecenf, Nina Nettles, 6Oleta,
nalezena byla mrtva v kuchyni
sveho domu v Sudbrook Park,
Pikesville. Mrtvou nalezli jeji
dcera a jejf manzel, Jack L.
Savage, kdyz vratili Sc domG
po celodennl vzdalenosti. Plyn
unikal z otevrenych incapable
.nych horakH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
STO MLADfK0 PRO VZDU-
C~HOPLAVECKE KADETY.

Zvlastnf vojensky vybor stra
vii minuly tyden v Baltimore
vybfranfm mladfk1 pro sluzbu
vzduchoplaveckych kadetG. Ia
datel1 bylo kolem 200. Jenom
cast pTijata byla nasledkem
prfsnych pozadavkG.
zadosti prij1many jsou v bu-
dove hlavn1 posty. Zadatele
must byti mezi 20 a &c roxy
start, nezenatl a obcane a mu-
81 mfti aspon dvoulete studium
ma koleji.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
" KRfz PRO $4,000
CLENO.

B~altimorsky Cerveny Kr1z S
pomoci 5000 dobrovolnych
pracovnfkG snaziti Sc Dude, a.
by pocet clenH zde rozmnozen
byl ma $4,000 clenG. Pocatek
akce Dude tuto sobotu pc slav-
nosti konane ma War Memorial
Piazza. Ucelem akce Dude mi
ii byti prfjem $4,000.
Heslem akce Dude: "Vse pro
milOsrdenstvl."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
ZLAMAL 81 KIRK PRI
KOUPANf.

Jack Brooks, 17lety z Cole
ulice, zlomil 81 kirk v pondelf,
kdyz pfi koupanf Sc v Marley
rece blfzko Bozak obchodu sko
Gil do melke vody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25

V patek vzato bylo do poll
cejn1 sluzby 27 novych policis-
tn. Now policiste tito pc 8 IT,
dnG cviceni budou v policejni
skole a pax poslani ma RUNE
STANCE.
Mezi prijatymi pro severni
distrikt jest Josef Kudrna, 28
lety, klerk, {. 3109 Ravenwood
avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
sESTILETY UTONUL.

z Gunpowder Teky u Chase,
Md, sokresni policiste v nedeli
snazili Sc nalezti mrtvolu tam
utonuleho 6 rokG stareho no.
cha, Bobby Finke1stein, jenz
spadl do hlubiny z lodicky, ma
nfz sc projizdel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
MiStni ZprdVy.
z k~rajanskych kruhG.
CT. redakce :

Akci Odb. Ces. Mar. Sdruzenf,
S pozdravem E. Sudina,
Hurlock, Md.
Penize odevzdany Odb. Ces.
Mar. Sdruzenf k rukoum p. A
Radka.
- Ma Narodnim hrbitovG
pohrben byl v nedeli o 2. hodi-
ne odpoledne John J. Ulrich, {.
1924 E. Madison ulice. PohTeb
konan byl z domu jeho nevlast-
mich rodicG, Martina a Mary
Hacker 20. dubna. Zemfel We
start As rokG 18. dubna. Male
Eel ku The James c.. Ludwig
Post, No. 139, Americke Legie.
Nosici rakve byli clenove Legie
jez We vojensk6m poTadu S a.
merickymi prapory doprovodi-
Ii zesnuleho ma hrbitov. Ucas-
tenstvf ma pohrbu, jak dome
a ma hrbitov6 bylo velike. Ka-
plan Legie pronesl pohfebn1
loucenf "a vojenskeho apelu.
Pohrebnf obTady vykonal Rev.
Frank Novak.
Pohreb ~vypravil Charles E.
Schimunek.
= We ctvrtek, "a. dubna po-
hTben ma hTbitove Nejsv. Wy
kupitele Eduard Vacek, z c1sla
$500 E. Madison ulice. Marc
dill sc v Baltimore, star "a rokG,
zam6stnan1m kreslic, syn zem-
Telych rodicG Franka a Frances
Vacek (rozene BartoS). PatTil
Ike spolkGm Nejsvetejs1ho Jme-
ma a sv. Michael Archandel.Po-
hTeb konal sc z Cvachovy Po-
hTebni Kaple do kostela sv. Va
clava, kde slouzena slavna "a
duSni mise. PohTebnf obfady
vykonal Rev. J. Taus.
= Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohrbena Dude v pondelf
KateTina Supfk,m anzelka Fran
ka G.. Supfk, iez nahle zemfela
srdecnf vadou We start Is rokG
%. dubna. Narozena byla V
Cechach. Do Ameriky pfijela
pred IA roxy. Nalezela ku spoil
kun: Fanny Marie Ustavicne
Pomoci a Oltarnimu. Pohrebnf
obTady v kostele ~. Vaclava.
Pohfeb vypraven Dude z po-
hTebnlho domu firmy Cvach &
Syn.
- Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohTben byl v pondel1
pc 8. iodine rano Joseph AleS,
manzel Amy Ales, rozene Rey-
nolds, jenz zemfel IL. dubna.
PohTeb konan z kostela sv. Va
clava.
= We ctvrtek rano nahle
zemrel Rudolf Franc, {. 932 N.
Chapel ulice. Zpravu o pohr-
bu pTineseme v pTfst1m elsie.
Zesnuly pc nejaky cas- chura-
vel srdecn1 vadou.
- James c.. Ludwig Post
No. 139 Amer. Legion pofada
Bird Anniversary Celebration
Dance v Sokolovn6, rob Gay a
Preston ulic v sobotu, dine &c.
dubna. Zacatek v 9 hodin We
Ger. Tato zabava jest pofada-
ma We prospect postaveni Do
nova Postu.
= Jiz tuto ned6li, 27. dubna
Dude poradati Klub Ceskych
Mladik1 7. wardy velkolepy
Bull Roast v klubovn1ch mist
nostech, 210O Ashland avenue
cd 1 bod. odpol. do 6 hod. We
Ger. Budou predkladana INA
menita jfdla. Danny vftany.
Poplatek $1.25 "a osobu.
Dslnicky VzdGIavaci Spo-
lex ODD. porada
veIkolepou "MAJOVOU O.
SLAVU" a Tanecni Zabavu v
sobotu, dine 3 .kvetna 1941 v
Dslnickem Dome, rob Madison
a Rose ullC.
"Pisnicka ceska" a "PGlnocni
rIGze" - zahraje na$e mladez
"InternacionaIa" cd K. Nejtks
zapsje Pew. Krouzek "Hlahol'
Proslov soudruh j. Kr:
Dive skladby zahraje -
nase mlade5
"Tatry" cd Theo. Brodskyho-
zapsje Pew. Krouzek "Hlahol'
Solo ma piano -
zahraje Miladka Pickovj
pTednese pf. REGzena Klime$ovi
"Nezapadne slunce slavy"
cd r. Nejedlyho
zagsje Pew. Krouzek "Hlahol'
Program zacns pTesne " 7:3(
hodin vecer. v $3.50 Sc zacna
o~S;t ~; ESznS hIIdhS n. Ian;
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
Camp Meade, Md.
April H.. 1941.

April IA, 1941.
To the Ladies of the First Anne
rican-Bohemian Dem. Club.
Dear LADIES'
| wish to express my sincere
thanks for carton of cigarettes
and the stamps which l re-
ceived yesterday. They were
more then Welcome. l am very
well and hope things are all
right up there. Before I close
l wish to again thank you for
your kindness to the men in the
service of the United States.
| will close now with the hope
that your Club will be as sue
cessful in the future as it was
in the past. / remain,
PIT. First Class
George F. Jirout.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-04-25
DIZZY z CAMP MEADE.

PAM B. Rihova, predsedka
|. Amer.-Ces. Damskeho Dem.
Klubu obdrzela nasleduj1ci do
pis Cd vojfna ceskeho pGvodu z
Camp Meade, Md.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
I~oDdressional
OideGqhis
A
Conqrsssrsn Vim. n CcImsr

Repofs en- the tpp mlaasn eres-
franga andef klne Se2csses Service
Act examined 20 Tar reveal ire
shxxksrx information that alsaaf
one-half Were found unfit physically
or mentally for Arnv Service Fuvty
one pes cert wers Fe4eeiea By ioE4I
3oafdx and nine pr cent Were turn
a6 d0wn b the hrrsf Defective
teeth accounted f0 Ea per cent
81 fre reNetsons. eyes i14 per cent
heart ailulennA ink per cent. yene-
real Diseases SO pr cent
When u1ese figures wefe revealed
the President immediately ordered
an Investigation. and ne nas since
announced q program 70 salvage
z0QO1 Of the 1900 600 usen rejected
uncsF u1e program the President In
dicAted that this salvage program
wa only The initial step n q long
range program 70 remedy The con-
dita0rsx whieh ARE the underlying
cause al the bad health situation
through The cooperation Of the
states and other political sEbdtFi-
slon&
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24

uztur. Harry Hlatters. hN week 40
proved he AlIocatson q saIne e
fw ne sEeets1n 81 = xseafn gea<xat-
ing ptart 70 serve TIE EruN9re nee1z
~ rural ~cs1StnEuers nf TIE south
Mswhspx rural electric a~essetstArn
Tire engineers who made Gh3 fta1F
ard NuTYef tentatively reeunn7
ed that 1ne psant D. AacAied soDie-
msere ii he A@z 81 CasI.n4 MkGAk-
sapF& BIT lie exact keAssaa VIII be
ae1ioed - TIE Ma0Assup DlTectnTs
q the iaeai Association Is contua1e-
atl9s2 and suntecg " ne appnSsAl
fioa with fAs enEtneen recoramenc-
oE the Rural Esccw1rrAtion Ac-
mlntstratuf This nsesrs another
large Afkcstlon az funds &c South
MisslE1pp and should mean =
greater ard wider enjoyment a ths
uze q electricity by the rural people
Of South Mississippi
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
WE MUST THINK

To-Day the average man and woman and child IN
TIE united States reads TO much propaganda and
listens 70 too much propaganda broadcast by radio
q ether means. and does TOO little thinking. Because
the average person is prone 70 ADOPT opinions ready
made. We are apt to BE- and ane being hombAraed con
tsnnouSly from AL sdcs with propaganda OF evers
stripe and hue AL OF tins Is confusing. to say the least
Nevertheless. the was Of ON times seems 10 be to
have everything done for you- Even the housewife
never bakez bread II she can set cus Of It The baker
does il for her. The fashion Is 70 bus practically
everything. even soup N cans AlmoGs everything Is
arranged alo1e tie same line - that we can get what
Ne vant-frun soup 70 nuts and even music. can
ned People generally, It seems have found Il much
EASIER TO lei others cater for them. Therefore, Il comes
natural 70 be Inclined 70 st others do or thinking fr
us-that Is. get cur thinking canned
To-day. however. this Is one thing that should not
be left to others. Ina times are far too seTio,s and
critical 10 farm out Cur thinking talents that were
given Us to IL The proper ase Of our brains viii not
only improve them. but i sln pat Us al IN q better
position 70 understand the pressing domestic and
world problems confronting America today.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
SILENT SOLDIERS

The four horsemen have ridden hard this year
Thcy have brought War. Famine. Pestnence. and
Death 20 > large part Of the world Il wll take eYery
last ounce Of strength and knowledge possessed by
mankind 10 halt their sweeping horror Before many
weeks pas. the great annual Christmas Seal campaign
vii be On IN earnest The funds from these little
seals are used 10 fight one Of TIE most powerful Of
the horzemeas allies-Tabercuioss.
IhTosaga the ages tuberculosis has been known Is the
great white plague. For centuries It was the number
osse killer. In times Of distress It literally destroyed
whole populations. The fact that TINS Is not true to-day
Is due solely 70 the achievements resulting from the
continuous sacrifices Of medical scientists. C L New
comb, Christmas Seal sale director for the National
tuberculosis Association. recently said In the 81
years Of Christmas Seal sales. the tuberculosis death
rate has been cut b. taree-fourihs. bit the disease
last year took over 100 more American lives than
uere killed o. died from wound IN the American Tx
peditionaFy F0rce ia the first World War.
tuberculosis Is still . major problem. With the
world again facing conditions thai wil make 3 fertile
field for ; new outbreak Of the disease, Il behooves
the individual to look with new significance this year
on the CHEEKY seals adornlng hts greeting cards. Tney
are silent soldiers an 3 gigantic battle. 3 crucial battle
between humanity-and the four hoTxemen
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
A VANISHING RACE

Tas recent Confederate Veterans Reunion held N
Atlantis. VS. attended b only Ice veterans al men
vel past 90 years Of age. and i q reminder that the
hne o. heroes VINO fought for the Lost Causes Is passlne
II vii be onlg 3 few years. o. maybe monthS when
the last Of them have gone 70 Join uaelF comrades II
TIE great beyond
They are The remnant O 8 generation taas Lives enh
II The memories Of the most Of US who Nere born and
have lived zlnos the memorable couflct called Tie
CiYn War q tne War between the States.
no generation q men las existed u tie world that
reached the hign state Of civilization tnat marked the
South II ne Yearz preceding the elsil War. xhea
ever man Nzz 3 king II MS oWu home. and TIE
slave owners with feE exceptions. considered ne
negroes Is paris Of sheE households and tTeated
faez e. x@cz
But that generation vent Oft with tie years before
and including 1855. and rs succeeded h a. industrial
and money making population Whleh las brought
az many Ct the Improvements ana discoveries that
make for easy Irving Perhaps i IS better - Inc South
fought for = cause thai - based O. 8 wrong coneep-
TIN Of human rights and Il vas q part q the divine
eeonomy for that cause 70 b lost There aFe few men
lIslng TO-DAY Nbo would lie FOR those daya 70 return.
although we mas sign iF that lost civilization that
: now represented by : INN grsy Inc > lev men
nearly q hundred years Cd
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
AMERICAS RESPONSIBILITY

America Is the last rampant, the sole remaining
hope, Of denaocfacy~-oE government b. the people for
The people. That Is what tins country means 70 the
human faee. over and above shat It means 70 An1eri-
caus. Ia thinking intensly Of or national Interests ard
concerns " may be pardoned for not more fulig
seeing and realizing what Anefiea means 10 human
tty. II Is = big responsibility. but one Of which We
should BE- proud.
This great repnblic. comparatively nev among the
nations Of The world. s the embodiment o. the asplra-
tons Of countless oppressed generations II Is the
realization Of the dream Of the great humanitarian
Of the past. like Plato and Socrates
America Is the one strong country where every
man has an equal chance and standing before the
law. where there are no privileged classes. no m
heKitea titles. and where tle chief executive may
cosne from = mansion OF from u los cabin, Here the
individual can listen 70 whom o. zhat he pleasfs
speak. write and express himself freely and I'M
nampered~as long a2 he does not invade the rights
o. disturb me peace Of other cltizrnz.
me United States i not preparing % defend itself
alone. The wan Of our fortress h the last rampant Of
Individual fspedom ana self government Nazian,
Faacism and Communism are all enemies Of dennoc-
racy and seek 70 destroy 1t. II Is our mission 70 save
H.
Speaking At Americans the great French statesman
Turgot xroie IN the 18th century This people Is the
hope Of the human race" Never was that more true
than today.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
NOT HEREDITARY

KendAll Emerson has written a veFy informative
article on ths causes Of tuberculosis. n = late Issue
Of Life and Health magazine lie endeAxoFs 70 answer
sune u the ieAdsng questions whch often remain .
mystery 70 the average person.
nc matter hos pocE. run down. rnAlnourished- over
wuFked. w hadlx housed you may be, you wli not have
tuberculosis unlez the germ gains eniranoe % your
body" he says. II Is the tub3rcie bacillus alone that
causes tuberculosis. and tne oniy way % prevent the
disease from developing i - eradicate these germs
from the world.
tuberculosis i eminenils . family disease. Oh
ytouzsy TIC reason for tlas i tlaas tuberculosis, being
Al infectious Aaease. Is maat Likely to pass from one
member Of tae family 70 others with whom he Is In
intimate contact
me old belief that tuberculosis runs IN amllss
and is hereditary has long slnes been exploded II
we look on the germ Of tuberculosis as the seed and
me human lungs as the sol. we may say that the
sol varies IN It's fertility for the growth Of the germ
from person 70 person. Thus uaeFe may b. some fanai-
h lack Of ability 70 inhhls this growth d TO ka OF
even q small number of invaders. Inc lesson from
this IA that lAoax ia whose families tuberculosis has
been prevalent fuz SOME generations arc under special
obligation 70 watch their health and 70 avoid contaet
with known cases Of the disease
Or. Emerson points out that keeping physically fit
Is important IN combating tuberculosis, and that
being run down opens channels for the entrance Of
disease. precisely a. thr nosus In WORKOUT shoes aiOs
moisture 70 enter.
II you suffer from that tired feeling d have Other
symptoms indicating q physical maladluztnent. sd
yuur doctor a. once 1t l. TO the credit Of the medical
professor that Il l. Is much interested IN preventing
disease. as 1t Is Ia ~effecttng cures when disease hA
been contracted.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
EXERCISE yorrse SIGHT

TSreu9hoas recsns weekA officials Of tbs City q
Moss pasnt nase been HrsinN. ulroagh ths eoaunns
q ua pageg. thAt estEens q Moss Pa4Es 50 70 tnt polls
rassaay oeiober y ane asssraagns uhstasr o. not
fas eay slzI issas sssoOe h bonds - supplement
Fr6erat gTAa0 70 lAuneb = neceasaE3 Hasoi bEaains
program
whlie ne officlah hage naturally favored ne sau-
ancr o. tne bonds, tnes have Dot ssksc fnAt the cst-
zens ruis fF o. nvainss 1e proposltaon. ou' have con
nned aAamseivsa 10 asklug THAT shs ciiszsnn let their
wishes BE- kno~n By exercising ueir privilege o. east
n9 q baio4
Ths paues. too. feeh tnas ths prepossd bond issae
Il necessary Il ire children o. na aria are r haFe
ths proper educational facilities We haFe reAeaea
that conclusion after = borough Investigation aaat
has reyealed q c~aHasssse situation ard improper
houssn9 Ia the hlgh school ard M negro school
H0vvvss. something Yassly more Important tian even
Gas proper edpeagon o. cur young Is At sake IA our
country today.
Por years ux have yieued with slaFn me growing
tendency Il me people q jackson County and tas
country It large 70 ignore me duty and privilege Of
voting A prisliege s~oasleved IN ue minds Of our
freedom losifse ancestors and naftafsd on ere life
blood q our national heroes-a Coz given privilege
enjoyed b fev peoslies ID the uugid uooay H0N ans
freeaorn-aovlne peogze ear lgnoTt. II grow careless
about tie very factor alas inSares li1at fresaan, b
almost more than the human mind can eone4eve.
How slse. except b. the fFec haiot arr " n elect
= irus representative q The psopis p any office How
rise. exeeps b. lhs ballos are VT 70 ssow Our approval
a. daapprosai u the acts OF that representative
Hos. for that matter arr we 70 protect ths VERY fun
aamentak d our constitution exeeps b exercising oH
divine privilege Of fotinE1
Voting Is not merely = custom IN America Yoting is
Ameriea. A loug rs we NAvs the riant Of the Fvee
Ballot and exercise Our right 10 U.S. t. Ameraea vii
always remain The Land % the Free No Ism IN
uas world can face = soting peopie and survive.
Thans God that you have The right 70 vote And
exercise thai right IN this ard syefy other election
IN. T r.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
rRAISEEs HAVE HrGn SCHOOL EDUCATION

A Wa Department analysis shows that Sc percent
q the trainees indnctsd into the Army as Of June %,
1871, have ; high school education q better. Results
Of The examination Of more than 6o0oo s~electees tn
Quoted a. o The date Indicated, according 70 Brisa-
der General Thomas J. urayson. State Director o.
selechVe Service. revealed the following g percent
had completed grammar school. : percent first year
high seheoi. 3 per cent second year high school : per
cent third year high school, and = per cent Nere
high school graduates Among those xho had received
higher education. 4 PER sent had attended college for
! yeaE. , pr cent Tor txo years. / pr cent for three
years. ard I per cent zere college graduates II ad-
dia0n, ! Per cent we're college post graduates
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
Nursss Neeaea

Nurses Needed
The War Department has an
nounced that more than 10000
NURSE are needed for the Army
nurse Corps At present bs7s Revu-
lar Army and Reserve nurses are
On duty bit 2,264 more arc needed
70 meet the authorized quota. II
addition, 1000 Reserve nurses will
be needed 10 care for trainees dur
ING the coming year. Also. about
forty per cent OF the Reserve nurses
vino accepted one year ASSIGNMENTS
are expected 70 request discharge
ct the enc Of that time. and Ala
must be enrolled to balance the
number retiring. Information rela-
tive 70 Regular Army nurses may be
obtained from Surgeon General.
War Department Washington. d
G. The American Red Cross, WASH
ingtons d. C.. can furnish particu-
lars with reference to Reserve
nurses.
In addition 10 the need for grad
uate nurses. opportunities are avail
able for entering training rs 9 nurse
Young wnmen interested in such
training should communicate with
the Nursing Information Bureau
ife0 Broadway. New York City. OF
The United State Public Health
Service. Washington, .. c.
Aiming Merchant ships
The House BE- a vote Of $50 70 la
passed the Administrator BIZ
repeating section 6 OF the Neutrality
Act and affirmatively authorizing
the President 70 arm American
merchant ships. The bill passed the
House after two days Of debate and
nov goes To the Senate for action
The passage Of this bill by the
House recalls the fact that In 1917
the House BY an overwhelming vote
az the request Of President Wilson
passed \ similar law authorizing
President Wilson to arm merchant
shifs = @eS1 War /. the OH their
went b the Senate where me will
ful twelve Senators b an extended
fiiipuster talked the bin to death.
and the Congress adjourned on
March 4 1917. without the passage
% the Senate OF the House Bill
President Wilson thereup0n took the
position that having been blocked
oy q handful of Senators he would
resort % the authority which the
Constitution gave him and arm the
ships himself This he did. Whether
history viii repeat itself here re-
mains to be seen. But II Is general
u thought that the Senate will
pass the bill within the next two
three weeks.
REA Generating Plant For South
Mississippi
The Rural liberalization Ad-
miniSrration. through its Admins
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Mississippi BTU.
To Have County Meet
At Moss Point Oct. p

Blue Mountain. Mississippi Oct
Z-17ze statewide associational
rally o. the MiSSiaSippi Baptist
Training Union wfIl be held October
I-si according 10 AubeTy j. wilds.
state training union secretary. PIT
teen teams % five members each
vii &c each day. for five DAYS. TO
8 different association. thus cover
ing the entire state Tie program
VIII begin each afternoon ct 500
O'Clock with a social hour. after
which conferences wiz Be provided
for each age group juniors through
adults One 0ut-of Estate worker vii
De In each team 70 help with the
conferences.
TIE Jackson County Association
vii meet Monday. October 81. at
Moss Point with Mr.. Charles
Barnes. University OF Alabama. as
sisting. r " Stephenson. Pasca-
goulas Is the aSsociational director.
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