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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Z Washington.

- We vladnlch kruzlch pry
Sc debatuje O moznosti zT1zeni
americke legie nazvane Legi1
Svobody V n1z by byli voj1ny
pf1slusn1ci cizfch narodG dl1ci
teo zemi. Obhajci tohoto
planu upozornujf, re &C mnozi
cizinci We Spojenych Statech by
radi bojovali americke arma-
de a &C Amerika ma mezi svy-
mi hrdiny Lafeyetta, Pilsud-
skiho a Steubean Dude treba
akce kongresu, ably cizinci mo-
hi byt prijati do armady.
Autori tohoto navrhu poc1-
tail dale, re Legie Svobody by
m6la setniny die jednotlivych
narodnost1 = nemeckou, ces-
koslovenskou, polskou, cinskou
atd. Uniformly by byly americ-
Ike s paskami ma ramenou o.
nacujfc1mi narodnost jake je
mali vojaci spojeneckych ar
mad v Anglii. Jeden z hlav-
mich dGvodd udavanych pro zri
zen1 teto Legie Svobody je re
by Sc tax zneskodnily propa-
gandisticke vyzvy osy namiTe-
ne k narodnostn1m skupinam
We Spojenych Statech, nebot by
Sc zaradily vsechny narodno-
sti do valecneho 1sili a tax by
Sc zdGraznilo, re tato valka je
mezinarodnf obcanska valka.
Krone toho autori navrhu SOU
df, re skupiny etc legie by two
Tily dGlezit6 slozky pfi invasi
do Nemci obsazenych evrop-
skych zemf.
= John Collier, komisaT pro
indianske zalezitosti poukazu-
je ma c1slice O indianske popu-
laci a zdGraznuje, re Indian6
pfibyva mnohem rychleji neil
ostatn1ho obyvatelstva. Vsech
IndianG ma cele zapadnf polo
kouli je pax nyni kolem 3d.
0OO,00O dust.
V Kolumbov6 dobe, kdyz ten
roku 1892 "objevil" Ameriku,
bylo Severnf Americe asi
100000 IndianG. Avsak tato
c1slice poklesla skoro ma jednu
ctvrtinu nasledkem valek, hla-
du, nemoc1 a prestehovan1, coz
vzbudilo domn6nku, re Indiani
Jsou vym1raj1c1 rasou.
Ones indianska populace We
Spoj. Statech vzrostla ma vice
neil 361,0OO dust a temer po-
lovina z tohoto poctu pTipada
stale jeste ma plnokrevne Indi-
any.
Toto zvysenf populace, jak
komisaT Collier dale poukazu-
je, je vysledkem stale Sc zlep-
sujfcich zdravotn1ch i hospo-
darskych podm1nek, umozne-
nych zvysenym zajmem anne
ricke vlady o indianske zalezi-
tosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Ceska ucitelka po 4Oletem pIG.
sobeni mrtva.

We Schuyler, Neb., pohrbe-
ma krajanka Rose A. Shonka,
ktera pres 80 rok1 vyucovala
a pGsobila ma verejnych sko-
ZACH. Pc cele ctvrt stoleti pn-
sobila take jake supervisorka
pro nauku O vedeni domacnos-
tt, anglicky home economics.
Pr vyucovanf ztravila celkem
pres 40 rokn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Fritz Kreisler uz opSt hraie.

Fritz Kreisler, virtues ma
housle, hral Is. ledna 1912 We
Filadelfii, a to pc prve cd dub
ma 1941, kdy byl ma ulici mesta
New Yorku vazn6 poranen
truckem. We Filadelfii hral v
Academy of Music, nikoliv
vsak audienci; prftomni byli
pouze zvukovf inzenyri, kteff
rekordovali nektere z nejzna-
m6jsfch Kreislerovych melodif.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Spachala sebevrazdu
Zastfelenim.

Anna Katrinova, 31leta, by
la nalezena mrtva sc strelnou
ranou v Have v loznici sveho
domova, $40 Brecksville road,
v Brecksville. MarSal osady
w. Larkman oznamil, re man
Eel zastrelene, 38 lety Artur.
mu sdelil, re zaslechl vystTel,
vybehl do druheho patra a ma
lezl jeff telo. Revolver lezel
ma podlaze. Pr1cina zoufalo-
sti zeny nebyla sdelena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23

- Ilche dOhOdy bylO doc1le-
no mezi sekretarem pokladu
Morgenthauem a vGdci kongre-
SUI o petiprocentn1 DAM ma
mzdy, 1roky a dividendy.
Danovi EXPERT prav1, re tato
dan vynese $4,000, 100000 roc
ne. Jake poplatky "a socialni
pojistovan1, jez mali byti IVY
seny o dalsi $2,OOO,O 600, 900
rocne, tyto move dane budou
kolektovany zamestnavateli.
Mimo tuto dan Dude navrze-
no zvysen1 indivualnl a korpo-
racnf dane z pr1jmu, nizs1 Wy
jfmky, vets1 dan z prebytec-
nych ziskd a RUNE prepychove
dane, jez mali vynesti asi ST.
500, 900, 900.
- Senator Willard Tydings,
demokrat z Marylandu, vyslou-
zilec re svetove valky, pTedpo-
vedel, re Spojene Staty must
miti osm milion1 muzG We VOL
sku a lodstvu drive nez mohou
doufati We vltezstv1.
Prohlasil: "Mimo nepTedvi-
dane udalosti mus1me byti pTi-
praveni, re valka Dude trvati
nejmene dive leta a MONA mno
hem dele. Valka Dude staff sta
bilionG, pTemen1 nase hospodaT
stv1 z m1ru k valce - k valce
slz, namahy, krve, potu a mr.
dinnych obet1."
Predpovedel, re do konce to-
hoto roku americt1 vojaci bu-
dou bojovati ma vsech kontinen
tech. Pravil, re vsech konecne
dosahne sesti milion1 muzn, z
cehoz million Dude jedine v le-
teckem sboru.
= John L. Lewis, predseda
unie uhlokop1 CLIO. pozadal
Williama Greena, predsedu A.
F. L., ably utvorena byla jedno-
tina fronta delnictva a zanecha-
no bylo nepTatelstvf obou uni.
zadost nalezla odezvu u pred
sedy A, F. l.. V dopisu pred
sedovi A. F. L., William Green
owl Go, Phillipovi Murray,
Lewis pravil:
"Soucinnost americkeho del
nictva jest dnes nejdGlezitej-
Sim bodem, ably zachranena by
la prava americke instituce a a.
by prispelo nejvyss1 merou ma
obranu svobody Ameriky." Ma
vrhoval, ably obnoveno bylo Wy
j%ednavanf spolecneho vyboru
ALL a CLIO uni, jez on sam pre-
rusil dubnu 1889.
Green prohlasil, re vybor u
stanoveny ma zachovani m1ru a
pospolite prace mezi obema u
niemi jest hotov zahajiti sch1-
re kdy Dude k tomu vyzvan u
nil Go. Pravil, re ma podobne
vyzvan1 ceka ALL, Cd roku
1889, ably zahajeny byly sch1-
re ma ~vyfesen1 sporne otazky
mezi obema uniemi.
Green schvaloval obnoveni
pfatelskych schdz1, jez by We
dly k urovnani neshod mezi u
niemi CLIO. a AFL. a vedly k
sjednocen1 obou delnickych ia
bort k jednomu Gill
Pravil, re dnesn1 doba VIVA
duje %sjednocenf vsech obcand
"a vladou presidenta Roosevelt
ia, jehoz heslem jest brzke po-
razeni spojenc1 Osy.
- Valka opravdu prrinasi
boleni hlavy. Civilnf ~spotreba
aspirinu, kofeinu, kyseliny CT
tronove a vitaminu c. stoupla
nasledkem valecneho 1silf. Vel
Ike mnozstvf techto drogI je
vsak take zapotrebf pro arma-
du, valecne lodstvo i pro CHI
nu Poole zakona "Lend-lease
act", jak oznamil Trad cenove-
no administrators.
Nedostatek zakladniho mate
rialu, z nehoz Sc tyto drogy te-
" ~ 1~.1 I-~SN XII
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Hopkinske Obzinkv.

PTece jsem jednou uvidel,
v Hopkins ceske obzinky,
prozil jsem tam krasne chvile,
a zbyly mne jen vzpomfnky.
Pral bych 81 tam mezi vami,
profit vice stastnych civil
poznal jsem tam dosti lid1,
ktef1 NELL stejny ell.
Pomoct nasf domovine,
ktera pod moc1 nazist1,
upi j1z tret1m rokem,
a doufa pTece v ocistu.
S tou vasf snahou jez konate,
pomahate naslm We Vlasti,
S vas1 pill to dokazete,
re Nemec must ucty klasti.
Videl jsem vas S jakou laskou,
jste ma vsech stranach pomahali,
by vytezek S tech obzinek,
byl dost velky a ne maly.
Vzdor tomu re veliky d6st,
odradil snad lidi mnoho,
pTislo jich dost, re jste mohli
m1ti vSichni radost z toho.
Ma vsech stranach prodavali,
"Buja", kolace a jine veci,
a coz ia Novo-Prazska kapela
ia ~zaslouzila medal preci.
Skoda re obzinkova scena,
Sc nejak S programu scvrkla,
slysel jsem re Sc to stale,
zasluhou nejakeho Circla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23

no vychodu, zpGsobil rychle
stoupnut1 cen ctyT jmenova-
nych pf1pravk1, k cemuz napo-
mahala jeste spekulace.
Vyrobci a distributor techto
drog1 sejdou sc We stredu a We
ctvrtek, ably pojednali O &C.
mach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-01-23
Krajan Slaby o~loupen.

Kdyz vykonal poslednf cestu
"a nemocneho zastupce v Chi
cagu, byl James Slaby, asistent
manager Metropolitan pojis-
tovny pfepaden. Vychazel z
domu kdyz jej zastavil ozbro-
jeny muz a vyzval jej, ably mu
vydal vsechny penize.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18
Revolution Rides On

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IU~l'h nat consists Oh " o"oei u
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Is eIIt'"I o~el''oOI ~ an
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18
Fix the Blame Later

Various groups Of Americans ere
devottng too much of their time try.
ing to place the blame for the Pearl
Harbor, Philippine and other losses
in the Pacific war. The important
thing now is that this is water over
the dam, and instead of wasting time
passing the buck they should be get
ting heads together to fashion some
workable plan to compensate for re-
verses already suffered and to sec
that there shall be no repetition.
What if army and navy comman-
derS a. Pearl Harbor were negligent
as. of course, they We're? What il
Congress has to share the respon-
sibility for failing and refusing &c
authorize defenses in the Pacific anc
providing funds with which to builc
them? What if the people were toe
complacent to permit Congress tC
vote the money?
All of these are Ia, terribly bad
They are examples O. "ostly inGIf,
ference to perils that 'nted u!
and still confront the nation IN vast.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18
CREDITORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as Executives of
the Estate of Julia Eaton, deceased
late Of Vance County, North Caro-
lima, this is to notify all persons hay
ing claims against the estate of the
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned, or to their attorneys at
Henderson, N. c., on on before the
10th day Of February, 1913, o this
notice will be pleaded in bar of THEN
recovery. All persons indebted to this
estate viii please make immediate
payment.
Thi5 the 10th day of February
1912.
ROSA EATON BROWN and
GERTRUDE EATON SCOTT,
Executives of the Estate of
Julia Eaton, Deceased.
Gholson & Gholson,
Attorneys for Executives.
ll-l8-25-4-ll-l8
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18

The wholesome desire for fame too
easily d~egenerates INTO a mere GRAY
ing for nOtOrietv.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18

FOR RENT; UNFURNISHED FIRST
floor, five room steam heated
apartment. with all conveniences
1868 Homer street, Phone 568-J or
2O4-J. 22-eOd-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18

GOOD VALUES IN ODDS
and ends in ladies shoes to
S7.95 on racks at 99c and
S1.99. Webb Henderson
Shoe Store. 1851
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18

DR.. SCHOLL'S PERSONAL
representative will be in
Webb Henderson Shoe Store
all day Friday. See him about
your feet. Phone 500 for an
polntment. l6-lS-l9
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18

EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE-MOD-
ern Shop-ENperlenced operators
Centrally located. Phone 200 10.
appointment. Bridgers Beauty
Shop, owe Parker's Drug Store.
23-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18

FOR RENT: THREE ROOM APAhihd
ment with steam heat, hot and COW
water, and garage. Call lephont ~
,7o ~ 828-J l6-tues-trl-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18
CREDITORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as Administrator
of the Estate of Cyrus Thomas, de-
ceased, late of Vance County, NORTH
Carolina. this to notify all person.
having claims against the Estate o
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned, or TO his attorneys d
Henderson, N. c., on or before the
10th day Of February. l943. or thi'
notice viii be pleaded in bar Of then
recovery. All persons indebted t
this estate will please make imme-
date payment.
This the 10th day of February
1912.
b. J. THOMAS,
Administrator of Estate of
Cyrus Thomas, Deceased.
Gholson & GholSon,
Attorneys for Administrator.
ll-lS-25-4-ll-l8
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18

OWNERS OF GOOD PROPERTIES
are mutual insurance buyers. They
benefit by sound insurance 81.
ticlent service and substantial d.
NIdends year after year uv jnSuI-
ing with Gates Insurance Agency.
tn.r
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18

FOR RENT. TWO ROOM FUR
nished apartment. Phone los
80
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18

WANTED-CORN ON EAR OR
>heIled, also stock peas. Legg-Par-
nam Company. l3-Gt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18

FOR SALE: 1889 INTERNAllON,
al pickup truck with GOOD u"
and extra tire and Wheel 'ln0
Crossley radio, all in gooo coe,' ~
ton. Pat L. AyScue. o..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18
WANT ADS
Get Results

Us ABOUT INCRFAS1ro
your fire insurance TO cover tioNa.
property valuation que to adyanco.
IN replacement; costs. Irsnranl:
Department, Citizens Rlnt. -
Trust Company. IN "
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18

WE ARE BETTER EQUIPPED To
do real nice work on your ,noaS
Bring us your old shoes. We cali
and deliver. 246-J. Carolina Shoe
Shop. LIS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18

WANT ADS
Get Results
SEE US ABOUT INCREASING
your fire insurance TO cover tioLo.
property valuation Que TO adyancs
IN Replacement; costs. Irsprano:
Department, Citizens B5nI. =
lluS' N'tiPa"S' 20-,i
WE ARE BETTER EQUIPPED To
do real nice work on your Snoos
Bring us your old shoes. We cali
and deliver. 246-J. Carolina She.
Shop. L-,f
OWNERS OF GOOD PROPERTIES
are mutual insurance buyer, Tlov
benefit by sound insurance 81.
iIcicnt service and substantial d.
VIdcndS year after year uv ju>ur-
ing with Gates Insurance Agency
l2-tf
DR.. SCHOLL'S Personal.
representative will be in
Webb Henderson Shoe Store
all day Friday. See him about
your feet. Phone 500 for an
pointment. 16-1S-1o
FOR RENT: UNFURNISHED FIRST
floor, five room steam heated
apartment. with all c]onveniences
1868 Homer street. Phone 568-J or
2O4-J. 22-eod-tf
GOOD VALUES IN ODDS
and ends in ladies shoes to
S7.95 on racks at 99c and
S1.99. Webb's Henderson
Shoe Store. 1S-3ti
EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE-MOD-
ern Shop-EXperlenced operators
Centrally located. Phone 200 10y
appointment. Bridgers Beauty
Shop, over Parker's Drug Store.
est
FOR RENT: TWO ROOM FUR
nished apartment. Phone los.
LET
WANTED-CORN ON EAR OR
sheIled, also stock peas. Legg-Par-
nam Company. l3-Gt
FOR SALE TWO GOOD WORK
nudes. $50 yard, plant bed cloth,
zoe fun blooded Rhode Island Red
laying hens, J. O. Plat. Route 5,
oxford, \. G., neal Hicks cross
roads. l8-It
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds Of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
FOR SALE: THREE FAMILY
apartment, automatic heat, vel
located. Small down payment, bal
ance monthly. A good chance 20
have a home that viii pay ion IL
self while YOU live IN it. Address
\ care Dispatch. ll-cod-t,
NOTICE - WITH EVERY $1,000
purchase We are giving a Is pc.
luncheon set. See it displayed IN
our window. Adams-Richards Fur
niture CO. Next door Teiyer'> Dept.
Store. l8-l.
IT'S FUN TO TRADE THE BI-
cycle way. No restrictions on bl-
cycle delivery. Call IIerberts Vel
low Front for everything IN
groceries. fruits, vegetables and
fresh meats. l3-N
PLANT BED CLOTH.
Just arrived
prices right.
ROSE GIN AND SUPPLY co.
l7-4tI
LOST OR STRAYED RED FEMALE
fox hound with white breast an2
} feet. Reward if returned 10 S. +
Journigan, Route |. Henderson
Phone 1921. lest
FOR RENT: MODERN SIX ROOM
house, Southall street, near schoo'
newly painted throughout inside
For rent or sale new, modern lOl!
room house, with bath. near IA
leigh highway. Phone 34l-W. K. l.
Nllstian l8-lt
IT PAYS TO BUY GOOD SHOE
and have them repaired. They 1901
better-last longer. New heels
t rubber, leather, composition. Nor
= w
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18

FOR SALE TWO GOOD WORK
nudes. $50 yard, plant bed cloth,
100 fun biooded Rhode Island Red
laying hens. j. q. Plat. Route ),
oxford. \. G., near Hicks cross
roads. l8-It
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
AFTER THE WAR
WHAT? SUBJECT
TALK
Asks3 ~ A Y. BIAS, Issaa -
UgO sssmkzrs Dinxnss Catfl.
Rnnnlng AZ Large

.ruat War Reuogmsrucginm nAA
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nseeEiaa Wednesday "A nuua ~
program 80 b charge ct HoS OF.
ems. she introduced saaH a1e&kefa
Waiting Hola4tans ifsm No.
Point were WnDc. Franklin. HashA
HAsn, Tfp0mpazaa and De Eie9. vi
mating 40 lhssf attendance
Several matters 81 ulofe 81 les
Importance wefe brought ~ hefaHs
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ment was made If ne district meet.
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Of Rotary International 10 be red
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headqaafter1 20 be ri the HeA6Nl@
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me annoaneemegtE and asked n
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An announcement Maa made also
81 Nail0s.ai It9ys ana Girls VISA
April - 70 Nay = during whkh
timf a1i churches Schools mBd elFsf
organizations Nese expected 70 hase
gsuae celebration IN bof1oF ~ CAR
Uoss and elris, TITS celebration aaa
originated several pears ago BE- -
hew Fort K0tary Club. ard ssres
thai time has becolue : national a
ssfsAne4.
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lsfae II Ire elgF ard inj4flna q
destroying asnz ard flouef aafasfa
sas brgaeht W ~ Rosnftan y Il
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
Certificates Issued
For Sixty -Four Tires

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lasned certificates % purchase -
tires End q tubes II u1esr meet
ing ON Tuesday April "a OF Ihe
81 tires. errfiileatsx faf sieFen seFs
Tor nex passenger tires. five fer nes
truck tires and f~artr-elgbt fu re-
dreaded tires ~ necappsue sefFles
r. A Fails Mos Point mat1f-
Those receiving tlrea were.
Carl MeMupny n- Pascaaoeln
barnef. : and : iubes. track Detas.
las , Brown. OCEAN EprfneM. ingalls,
2 and 2 tuheA. tr4ak Milton Clatk
Kreoie chsppsFt ] ana ! tuhe truck
Mn Pete B0aafse. P&Naeoui&
Wooien Nil : ard ? sabes. olssosete
Cna& p Rsnags. Oeenn Springs
dairy farmer 5 and ) tunes. obns-
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RI : farmer. ! tune, paAserIaer
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
Faculty Reflected
At Junior College
At perkinston

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sented % afae hc@rak e SUPERVISORS
IN fEn-ftM4A Ntnx1e ]aHkmxn Aaa
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foar counties assNasuF thr Mnaln3a
John newa pNrktaaiaa baAtEeNs
mar an1 a eradicate a. uas Nxen
coileee. ga accrptea on i4Ae baAfd
ard elrrtca SECRETARY H~seeeeiin&
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armed forcsk uith khe Marine Corfa
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trustees 70 TIE state so~cAsion4l
beard for funds "a purchase equip
ment for bhE junior college trNde
sbon II = ue purpose Of college
officiA4 to equip ts1e slaop With M
ternal-eumbastion engineA. MOD
working ard mechanical drawing
President A. L May said Bids 70
print the cuiiegr hoiiesin were so
thortzed Teachers Reelected uere
C. O Hinton. xtce president. r o.
Parsons A / RexineeF. y r Rus
sum. L T. Weekk. pagcshy Bfoxn.
Eton palieF. J. o Brown. Elsie
Truly. Mira julia STAY. s c Beers,
HArrfet Fqiton. Edna Haney. Ina
Mae Hart. Mary Lorke. Hi David.
Mr4 julia Teinpie " q Gregory
r. n Rivers. II @ Temple. J ".
Burns. Elizabeth Stephenson. + ]
0ipson. Mrs l. r. Weeks. and Mrs.
Amelia EVANS. Horace NJ. Tvey. IT
Of MlsktskipnA state College. was
elected 10 teach trade and science.
Attending the meeting were Vim
cent Smith. ST. president Of the
board. Secretary John Deax r. W
Lott, z z Furry. . r Smith. d
= ONeal o L iadnier. r. J NO
ran. Forrest MeOehee. n A Eu-
banks ali members Of the board.
and A l. May.