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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-31

msnssn Tha cusmmskstsn i nssas
'up ~ ne SECRETARIES u waF in
iestus and agriculture ami iMs
nemfs,rs eath - taN us and
Hause Thss a~eanmeeg Nas nel
aatv afesusnEfAan ~ etr eu1Ee
naAn hut nseaus uueh 81 ~ Ga
tase aevefnnsrnt ui refnfextal@
IA Missiaapps
Mamy aefesdsd istefal PFC 4
have hean hsaaght r. the kiash
Congressional Distftrt II eaKr
Nj cnlmefa industry lis ds.
sfirL largely Through ~ dii.
erner has isen ibe henefAelAss
81 MANY civic pgutsvm resuiilna n
employment spf hts constituents
during llse slack years - uF d.
preston
Again. When ihr waf activities
began. tbs samr industry uas
manifested ~ oalr representative.
and nin Colmng was iesErly re-
sponsible iee he locaflnn q she
National Guafd Camp IN his dss.
trici when ~ personally ssxureA
the appfuxsi II the then chief n
STAFF ~ IT, United States Army,
General Douglas MaeArthur oul
Of thia Camp Shelby gfeM. and
today South Mississippi probably
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-31

man aastnr these trying asss II
ns nss e m8 beloved Re
@hlsr
ia n ter aark 81 i =
nssh II cotrwstsA and
ire feH Il fhe H aan
Ser mlllsas8 pre-
Nlnesx A. s aemhs - Sire
Rules Commaifes ] have handles
Hse<h iHnpntAuf asE>lag5se &c shss
end During NJ tennse ~ efe
ae CanGFeM has aUlhmAreA ard
appropriated q eNens IS tao
h0nared b4iiiaa collars pre-
n~aseanrss ans war purposes Il
has ia ihr wasslA 81 Spe4ka Rsy
bsrn- given tee President every
dollar taf aeleHae purposes ti8ai
ne. a. Commands IN ChSsf at
tae army and navy has asked for.
As your representative In tse Cor
krea I have voted for every item
and every dollar for this uftspaF
eanrss and arms pFueFana
There Was never q time ~ the
history ~ ear esyssutfS which 8e
love better than life 8isell. when
the nation had : right e. expect
FHofu from III citixcns and SIS
servants The Republic of Amer
lca, founded b. Washington and
his faithful hana of associates
representing The most splendid
embodimeni q human freedom. fK
challenged h tise foes II De
mosracy, and the paramount is
sue before the American people is
whether We shall coutimA ~ e
free people or become tire slaves
Of Hitler and Hifohiio In the face
81 such a challenge the personal
desires and the ambitions for nf
fice Of any individual become
puny and al small consequence
The only consideration # i'm
portance Is who can best serve the
country In is hour OF peril
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-31

hot westisef ~ taneftiaf 10 est
ton mas eaateA panaaffaAle
|aamaFe b. corn Nevertheless
with rainfall ii iase JUS a. early
August a better than nFsfans
'eafa crop sretsss assured Tha Is
fuffunate. tnf > god aappiY of
eofn wIli ~ miash 8 inaafe Ea
needssi increase ia perl. .
puaiffy and mslh
considering thst they ARE neN
- eusumefxial Nups cn mat
tnflnA prospects iof peanuts and
eaYheank are fairly satisfactory
PeanulA n8 1 rule err clean a
are growing well bus afe handI
capped BY too-Wide ross Ard te
few plants IN tlsH drill Tha ynafn
eNpefieuce vii doubtless hfip
greatly - producing nasfe
abundant crop nexf year.
Agricultural prosperity il
Mississippi i determined II easf
Is Fuueh bY prices - - aefez
gieids Whiie prices - moss farm
commodities ere a or M1nsat
parity fegri& frcsnf fluatamtsaas
are saasing @sfa aneaaimeaM
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-31

hW Is gssNlse war psci a. 4nf
- E4gm Is NH ea0rtsy Ths
e& sgtsfr af - AiaFpFsss II
~ aslgags Involves 49,
sntsa Il We HAsnias pseEkx
sHt - utia1ss Sc asF NaIf
= ppi
Nnsa industry nnf hH asi8.
Eraxe Is ere a M ia
sieA hasx nun iatm taasg "
Hts wunpsnee II Fxpiysng - Has
~ssasaAs ~ aetfnfs He<tSI ggas'
W. esssatiiaentk - sell a. hs =.
fFsfkeass d eessfHK tese h*|
FHaHtel favorable
ess at i state i&e mas ea
psffAfatsffr Aesase IL pna
ne Nelsagw - ne fssnw4. H.
xetefHn .she tatssr. ~ Ae al
ne mssskhant HI - hae aos Fl
hss interest h ans aHs siass bird
htn - nr nessis # fhe ssatnss
A. ! arlAsl8
IL has hzsat x gEleie 81 So
rasnlay sith lpnl h i.
shle hsnest f~nsIasSfhaan esa
rnrszi efad pasfiasse man fepfF
sfassnF il il Cssnntess Tlm vi
ae 81 such eAfHEaUt fenfwmna
tasson = ase aasfat and fsNn
~ eafse0l - atefestimstea
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-31

NJ seaa a. susn wpeNsnAa
Nve Is tkt s. sas NtpEEes
wnes Rewat An4 s npwn - taae
sawssem Sc al q w4 eWA hfasf
4 kaeN ubst Z haee haae -
EsN kHA rsSapttmt
aSssa MFx sm sx seare -
the esanstH have essssissas
penss ns48 hxf0 M sire h il
p,M 81 walfttlai erzssissn 81
osue ] haNe plaee8 ms cssunhY
stssf eksss ghsnA elise even ~hsn
4 kesA thet @lsf a my aets
NeFe psiancallv Anm As Ahe
lsghet IS thfHe aaAs mhG may h
called upan o. nzMke lhe supreme
sAkssfre Ia tire eakas End - ;
veteran e the last waf I pledge
yoa = oeagn04tEan - shst Aa
aaeiltx eeFgsce Asas patriotism
III seo see f3t "a eraiefN ans recxsa
in sie approaching primary
ThefeaNe ! respectfully ssk
Your Naprosz and earnestly asa
Tor 9 xasc al eonsAsenee
niIa. G0lNFH
RenfrN ntative gnimrr wss
eheetsd to CDngrpm mns luesk oG
f,er n thH same tsrfe THAT Frrxi
Dent Roosevelt assumed hiz IA
tes H. Is noW completing MS
arm term.
Caiuaf safly attracted the az.
scntion Of the leadership Ia Cun
grsss3 ard - y result m Waa
piacea upon the Rules Commit
See regarded b. many - tn mnst
important committee m the.
HOUSE This COMMITTEES scrsm ~
an over all COMMITTEES and ceaap
cfascs saith The leadership in
CLEARING legislation Tor consider
alton ufon The floor Of tse House
Prom this committee haYr come
many headers IT nie Fiouse. such
as the late speaker Hankhrsd
The MissiSsippi Congressman
Nas aiso kelerted ~ Speaker
Sam Rayburn to serve on the
National Forest Reservation Com
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-31
COlmer Announces For Reelection

cnnnre@naan wm = Colmes
snnouncs hss esxdaaef sN ~
ehectson ihFoaeh ne columns q
this p2 b tN affKe oi Rep
rrRrnsstsxn In she Aueesn Con
greaa IL colu1er has held fls
position during past nlne
years Ii . bret statement b.
said
To ne sovereign whits VOTERS
Of the Sixth congrsonal Ms
sisstppi District.
NV dear friendS
TIE duties o. ms osses 70 which
you elected me have been 50 eN
acting during the past several
months taat have rot hsa at
opportunity heretofore r. make
formal announcement 81 my can
didacy for ~ election We arc IN
the midst q Tire NEST terrible
and tragic war thc wufld has ever
Witnessed II Is = waf unto the
death Many dark DAYS tie ahesc
Al tins time when there = scarce
" a home IN the land which has
not been called upon Go furnish =
son 70 fgiht The battles " the
Republic IN these days when Tire
very fate Of the nation snd the
freedom Of lis citlzens arc at
stake. neither your tlfne nor mine
should bc devoted 70 ans other
cause than that Of winning Tire
war, Certainly al Of rs could bet
ter utilize a time than BY en-
gaging In the paxtirne Of politics
But under our system ~ gov
eminent with which | am in
thorough accord. the membership
of the House branch Of the Con
sress must be re elected every two
years. and ! weleHTle this op
portunity for the people Of my
district to express their approval
q dixapproval of the record that
] have made as their congress
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-21

0ie Neocr sfrifos eflen ooneben
old) @n9erIinee nnb Houpen. SSn
,Sronfrei6 crIrcmt fid) in 5einlhmef.
terfreilen Scr @naerIing oes NoifG.
fers, Ser blanc acnonnt, Qrober
@eliebtbeit 1,nb miro bielfah ben
Senl6reden poraeaoeen, er miro in
@ierf,6en perboden.
Sic Romer 3obIten mter ibrc man.
niefalti9en 9elfoteiien oub einen
9ol6mtrm, oen ie troilus nannten.
Sn China, 'po Der Speile3etteI ia
nlonbes onftpeilt, bas ni6t oeraoe
geeianet erid)eint, ben Nppetit eines
enropaers 5l rei5eL iino Die Enppen
Der Seioenmiirmer. beionoers bel Den
Mermeren cine belebte Speile. Sic
weroen ouf Ser Strobe al binioen
Freiien perfouft MIs cin5ieer eBborer
Shmetterling lit Der onltralii6e 8n.
gang 5u nennen. sSliiael nno 8eine
meroen bon oen @inaehorenen oboe.
len9t, Die &orper peroen in einen
Solatrog gu einem Seig 5erqnetfbt
nno at Sudden eeiormt
9nh oos ioaenonnte @roeiien ae-
bort nidt ins Heih ber SobeI. Die
@eipobnbeit, @roe 81 eiien 1T ,pobl
10 ali, oIs sic Menihbeit. @s aibt
belt5nta9e nod Golfcr, nibt MIR I'M.
5iblliiierte, melbe @roe eenieben,
tells ols Nobrnn9 tells ols Seilmittel.
Nomentlid in aetpiiien tropiihen
2onoern finoet iib bieie @etpcbnbeit
oils beltanoig ober 81, ee,pinen Sci.
ten. @s >peroen hoan Son- ober &olt.
eroen, rob ooer eeihlemmt uno ee.
roltet, allein poer nit nnberen Spei.
fen berWanot. 8ei man6en Bolfern
ooer 8olfSraiien lit es @e,pobnbeit,
ooer audi Not; bel manben aelten
geipiiie @roorten ols 2ederbiilen, tpie.
Der anoere 9ebroli6en iie AT Seil.
5tpeden ooer ond all obereloubiiden
3peden. 5oricber bebonptcn, Dob bas
@roe1len in bcn tpeniQlten sSoIIen ae-
MISUNDERSTANDING Wirf,'naen bat.
Sn Der mooernem !Seilfnnoe meroen
getulf1e @roarten, aber nnr omberliH,
BET eetpiiien 2eiben aneeponot. Die
Noturbeilfunoe aebrn,dt 6nberlib
dls Nuflagen ieuhten 2ebn als fiib-
lenoe nno beilenoe Wittel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-21
Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alien und frischen Wunden, Geschwueren,
Gewaechsen, Bisswunden, KarbunkeIn, usw.
schicken. Keine Stamps. 60 Cents die
Schachtel. bel: j. l.. STAAB, l72O9 Valley
view Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-21
Huskunft
s.. g., Ea.

Die Gad)ridt, oaB 8iidof BON
@alen bon Niinlt in Saft aenom.
men ,poroen ,par, na6bem er in brei
Breoieten IN i6arfen 8orten sic
9aetbte ser fatboliiden Stride pertei-
~1iet nno Die Na5ireeierune Der unae-
re6ten 8erioleung angeflaet bate,
f6eint ouf 9obrbeit 5t berubeu. Dic
fotbolilben Sbtpei3er 8lGtter u9seue
3iirber ytabribten', ,,gaterlono"
,no ,2i6erte" beribten, 9ii6of bon
z@alen lei berboftet, ober f,r3 boro,1f
apieoer aus Der Saft eutloiien nor
een, neil elm eelpaltieer 8olfsauirubr
befiirdtet ipuroe. 0ie Miiniteroner
empiingen Den 8iidof BEL ieiner @nt=
Iaiiung aus Dem &erfer ,ino trn9en
i'm tri,tmpbiereno ouf Den S6nl-
tern nod ieiner 8eiioen5 auriid.
-Fb. e., Mb. -
Seber eetpiiienbofte Mrat tpornt
bor ben loeen. Yatent= =Sdmeraens-
ftillunesmitteln, Die ,,a,eenblidlih"
~Sbmeraen itillen 8iele 2e,,te loIien
fid Ieidt oaau betpeeen, iolbe Mittel
,slt eebrouden, bebenfen aber niht,
6ab lie ibrem &orper neue nno gro
bere Sboben aufiieen. Gerner liegt
Ole @efobr Dor, boB man oaoon su-
biel ninlmt in Der slbiibt, einen gro
beren @rfolg. at erreiben Sotiabc
1T, bob man ii6 nidt ielten idmere
selunbbeitIi6e Sh0oen a,1aiebt
-S6mer3itillenbe Nfittel in Der Sono
bes 2oien fino bos eleihe tuie Meiier
nnb S6ere fir bos fleine &inh.
Ni6ts fann idIimnler ousarten, als
fd fritiflos Der i6meraitiaenoen
Yrdporote at bebienen, leoielid, neil
fid cine S6meraGuberune eeaeiet bat.
Dnr6 ben S6mera pfleet ii6 itets
ireenbeine Stornng int Sausbalte
bes Sreonismns ansumeloen, bieie
Storl,ng miro nur in ben aaerielten=
ften sSdlen bonn 2aien flar erfonnt.
9urd cine fritifloie Mntpenouns
fhmeraitillenber Yr6parote larft mon
febr oft @efobr, baB bie eieentli6e
Storungsuriade bollia iibereaneen
tpirb, baB ii6 bas betreffenoe 2eihen,
bas fi6 i'm Sdmer3 anaemeloet bot,
IN Der 3pii6enaeit tpeiterentpidelt,
eben neil bas aneetpenbete Prdparot
nidt Biz aur Storimesquelle por5n=
1rineen bermag Sur ser arat tam
bier ser re6te Selier iein.
llebrigens sibt es cine Heibe bon
bormlofen, oft idneG tpirfenoen uno
f6mer5ltillenben Sausmitteln. Da lit
sum 8etipiel bas Soen,m @raecum
8odsbornflee) in ieber @potbefe er-
b9ltIid, oos Bel @ei6lpiiren uno &C.
fd,pil1ten idmeraitilleno un6 beileno
,pirft. Serner Ramiaen, 3tpiebeln,
effig u. a. NJ.
8u Sriiblinesfuren, tpoourh oos
Dlut gereiniet miro, eienen fid 60
pen3obn >(9anoelion), @oiierfreiie,
6olunoerblGtter, Salbei, 9aosmorin,
~4innfraut, @6afeorbe, Bermnt, Cpl
nat nn6 Salateemiiie, un6 bor ol>
lem @olun6ertee.
:- s. 3, 81. 5.
=. @rapboloeie ober @onofdriftbem'
t,tne lit tpeber cine &unft mod cine
Wiiienidaft, benn bon elmer nnbe-
Ainnfpn fnifSpu5dboftIichen 91tbprI1ffidz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-21

bereDnef, unlD111en0e ltllO Selhf9iau
biee on Der Raie at fiibren uno nm
berbientes @elo al erpreiien. 0iel'
@eloideer baben leibtes Spiel, ,pei
| iie ibren Spiern ibmeibelbaite @ba
rafterei9eniba uno. Sdbiefeite,
anoidten.
- T. s., q. 3.
aud mir baben bon bieIem nene
item Mittel eeeen slrterien- ooe,
aoernperfalfung eeleien. gsas oit
sLoern, belonbers bel tiltern 8erio
men, perfoIft ,mo lprooe madt unt
sic 9lut6irfulation eridpert, lit oos
ioaen. r@boleitorol'', cine fid Der
bidtenoe Settlnbiton3. 0as Mittel
oicies Gboleltorol onf3nloien, ion
nod Sorih,,neen ber MeoiainfduIe
ser (freiIib moBiee) @enuB bon Ml
fobol iein. Gin mobieer @enub DO,
alfobol in eutem 8ier ooer einen
edten 1rno eei,,noen 2ifor iou, nod
ser aniiht fiibrenber Aerate, biel'
Inited,mesieime bernihten. Soffent
lid ldbt iih feiner nnierer 2eie'
ourd oieie ,Weaiain' a,nn @e,pobn
beitstrinfen perleiten. 9onn more
oos Nittel ibdbliher ols bas uebel
- Sc. d., Ala.-
@olbene ober nereoloete @eeen
ftGnoe fann man, obne oenielben 81
ibooen, nit lauipormem Seifenmol
fer tpoi6en. @olbene Getten tut mo'
in ein nit porme,n Seiienfpoiler &C
| fiintes 5ldibden, iehiittelt oa<
Jlaihden einiae Minuten lang tiih
| tig, ipiilt bie Gette NIT tpormem @ai
ler ans ,,no trodnet iic. Tinee, &nop
/ fe nno Goritednooeln reibt man mt
Seifentpoher nno elmer iborfen 8iirit'
ob. 9ie 10 eereinieten @eeenitdno'
fann man, um ibnen mebr @lan5 81
eeben, nod a,,m SblMb NIT einen
treiben 2eber polieren.
Cine aolbene 9ette reiniat man a,l
beiten, tpenn man fie int eine 2ontn!
bon Sal3 nit ftarfem @fiia leet l,nl
lie nod elmer balben Stunoe reit
dusipiilt. Mebnlib fam man o,,d
eriinlponig eeporoene aupfergegen
1tanoe reinigen.
- z. g., =. -.
9iele loeenannte manberorts nod
iibli6e u3molfn06tefeier" lit beibni
iden nriprunes. IS fino Dies in
olteermanilben 8olfsalauben oie 12
NGdte pon1 25. 9e5etnber Biz 6. So
nuar (eieentli6 @rsan5ungstaee oes
Monoiabres aum SonneniabrC IN
oenen man ii6 oie @eiiterbeere, bon
8oton eefiibrt, iiber sic 2anoe 5ie'
BEND badte. @e9en ibre bOfen @ir
f,mgen tpuroen aoblreihe obereld,l
biidc 8ron6e aneemenoet. 9ie Gbri
item betrodten sic 3eit a'piiden 8eib
nodten nno bem 81. Dreif0niesfeite
als No6feier gum bl. 8eibno6tsfeit
- Nrs. 6. 49,, 81. -
Aloe als See ooer in Hulberform
1T Elm iebr niiklides un6 tpobltnen1
tpirfenoes @eilmittel bel 8eridlei
mung nno bel Maeenleioen. 3Ipej
MeiierIpiben bon NloesYulper o'i
einen &affeeloffel bon iieben6en So
Mig reiniet ben Waeen. Aloemoiier
beilt triefenbe, eiternoe Mueen. Mloe.
tpo1Ier beilt olte @nnoen, fanlenoes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-21

IN elnem Slnt 9Saner NIT elnem @B
loifel bon Sonie eefodt uno oIl'
Stunbe ein @bloffel bon aetrunfen
befreit bon bartnddieer Stublper'
Itopfung. -.
- Mrs. 9. 3d., NaT. -
sSsn oen meiiten ssdIlen iit BEL Ieid
ten &inoerfranfbeiten, ,pic @rf0ltuns
Suiten II. bel. feline or3tlide Silft
notpenoie. @etpiiienbafte Aer5te ra
ten Sansmittel an, oie iebe Mtutte,
fennt ooer fennen ioIltc. Yfan glib
hen &inoern Dor allem elm 9utes
miloes &router abfiibrmittel, &bobor
beriait ooer @oltoria. Sci Quitrob
rem, 8rult< nno Solsfatorrb mobt
mou tpieoerboIt Aufi6l0ee bon it
6ett eeidmorten 3niebeln ouf 8rnl
limo @als. gu bieiem 3ped ger
ibneioet man cine groBe 3piebel II
S6eiben, brat bieielben in @dniefet
ooer Shnol5, bis fie anfangen braun
5u iperoen, nno leet bieielben aIpi
Iden 5ipei Sii6ern auf. @eaen Sniten
belonoers &enbbuiten, eibt mar
bGufig einen Eeeloffel bcu gel6moI
genes @dnieiett ooer Sdmala mi
3uder ooer Hod Gonbp; oud 3,pie
bellaft NIT Sonig lit gut. serne,
miro folaenoes oils por3iielibes VFit
tel empfobIen: Gin GROCER, 3iemlid
oider idipnraer Hettid (SorIe 3ab
ifb) miro aereiniet nnb ae,poihen
obe,l ober obeeibnitten ,mo m,see
boblt, ober 10, bob on ben Seitel
,no nnten nod aiemlif oide @onoe
bleiben. 0nnn tut man eeltoBenel
eelben &onois5uder (@od Gonop)
in oie Sobluna itel1t ben 10 eefiiG
fen Hetti6 in ein @las uno oedt ihr
cben at, om beIten nit oem 9edel
ben man 'porber nom &ettid) obae
ihnitten bot. Ser &onbis5uder lof
Ii6 i'm &ettib uno miro 1irnporti9
Daoon aibt man bent &inoe alle 5ipe
Bis orei .Stunoen einen &affeeloffe
bon. 9amit fann man einen alter
lditieen Sriten, oer oft Sen gonaer
9Sinter onoouert in brei Big biel
8o6en bertreiben.
- ST. s., Wp.
Sic bolten es nidt fir m09Iid, bot
es Wenlhen aibt, bie Semlhreden
@meiien uno Miirmer eiien. Dos 1T
ni6t MIR Sntiade, ionoern biele
Nabrungsmittel gelten ioaar als 9e
lifoteiie. S6on bel ioeen. 5ipiliiier
ten Meni6en iino sic v@eidmoder'
beri6ieoen. @os oem @inen ols
@odeenub gilt, babon uenoet iih Ser
Mnbere NIT Nbideu tpeg. Ser Glib
el,rop0er ibipeIet int &nobloudonft,
Ger sSStoliener idmault pereniiet feline
Seienl1oeln; tp6breno Der @sfimo lei
men Sil4tran idliirft, preiit Ser
Tronamom ieinen @bampoaner ols
@ottertranf. Inns So6aipiliiierte
iiberfommt ein ionoerbares @efiibl i'm
Maeen, tpenn mir bon &euibreden=
iuppe nno Mmeilentorten boren. llno
bod eeltsn fie bel beridieoenen eiien-
6en WenIden als Delifateiien. Sbon
in Der Bibel ,perben eBbore SeM=
i6reden er,pGbnt. sSn Ssstolien tpore''
fie ols DelifoteNen eeihatt. als fol-
DIE fomen iie audi in &tben ouf be',
Warft. SIN be,,tieen YalGf ftina mer=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-21

8ir boben NIT oen mooernen @r.
finouneen es 10 tpeit eebroht, bab
nir ourd 8ooio'pellen Elm eelprobe-
nes @ort So,1ienoe bon Wfeilen peit
foit oueenblidli6 boren fonnen. @ob
biel fdneller beipeot ii6 ber @eoonfe,
eine @rbeblne au @ott. Wenn Der
Meni6 bon oieier blibortieen lleber.
traeune bon e,ten @eoanfen nno
@efiiblen @ebrond MAIDEN tpiiroe.
anitott iie at 3meden au aebrouden,
oie eottliden Dineen nno 6em pob.
ren menihlihen @obl a,,tpiberlau-
fen, 10 tpore Der Beltfrieg iebneu au
@noe.
Sn berielben eebeimnisbolIen g8ei.
ie eelaneen Die 9ottli6en @naoen-
leanuneen nn6 bie decentralization
@ineebuneen in nniere SeeIe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-21

Das Enblifum, bas lit elm Mann,
Ser olles tpeib nnb COR nibts
fann. ..~.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-21

Sei bo6beI Ieliot o6er Ieioe:
9as Ser5 beoorf ein a'peites $era.
@eteilte 5reno' lit boppelt' Treuoe.
@eteilter S6mer3 lit balber
S6mer3.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-21

in einem Bint Baf1er nit einem eb.
loifel bon Sonie eefodt uno o1e
Stunbe ein @bloffel bon eetrl,nfen>
beireit bon bartnGdieer Stublper-
ltopi,na. -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-21

bere6het, ltnipiienoe i,no 2eihtelou-
biee on Der Raie 5lt fiibren uno ,,n-
perbientes @elo al erpreiien. 0ieie
@eloia9er baben leibtes Spiel, ipeil
tie ibren Spfern ibmeibelbafte @ba=
raftereieeniboften uno Sdbiefeiten
anoidJten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-21

@ropboloeie o6er Ron6f4rlft6e'l'
t,.ne 1T tpeoer cine &unit mod cine
Diiienidaft, 6enn bon elmer unbe-
aineten tpiiienihaftliden 3uperlafiie-
feit fonn nidt Die Me6e :fein. 9ieie
Beriude, aus Der Sanbidrift zines
Meni6en ben Gbarofter noer oas
Temperament berausau6ellten, it,
,pie bon @rperten nodee,pieien nor
ben 1T, ebenio ,1nipifienidoftlid uno
unauberlahig als Ybrenoloeie, Bbpe
iieenomie, Aitroloeie uno YaImiitrp.
&ne 0iefe Braftifen fino 6arauf
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-07
Funeral Rites For
Prof. Onus L. Lee

Funeral service for the late Prof
Onus L. Lee, Vocational Agriculture
Teacher of the Clinton School. who
met tragic death several days
ago when the car in which he was
driving overturned and causing a
shot gun which was In the car to
explode full blast in his side, was
held at the family church at Magee,
Simpson County, Mississippi, and
which church he had renewed his
membership since graduating from
Alcorn College in 1899.
at the time of his death, he was
serving his third term as teacher
in the school.
The funeral procession consisting
of about % cars moved from the
Peoples Funeral Home in jackson
about o'clock, and began the weary
journey to the Pleasant Grove
Methodist Church, where final rites
and interment followed.
Several fellow teachers and ex-
school mates were there to pay a
last tribute, as well as several hum
bred relatives. friends, acquaint-
anceS and home folks.
He leaves to mourn his passing
q father, Mr.. Nit Lee: five sisters,
Racheal Lee, Sanford; Mrs. Mag
alean Dixon, Tylertown, Miss; Mat
tie Lee, Sherman, Texas; Maudie
Lee, jackson; Rosa Bena Lee, Mem
pllis, Tenn; five brothers, Dan.
Martin, Hugh, Ransom and Grid
Lee, . host ct relatives and friends.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-07
Dramatic Reader To
Make Her Initial
Appearance Here

Marie Joe Browne, Negro dra-
matte reader and monologist, will
make her first appearance in Mis-
sissippi, Saturday, February 18th, at
7::30 o'clock in Tougaloo College
Chapel.
Sponsored by Miss e. Beulah Win
ston, Miss Dorothy Gordon, Miss
Lois Burns, Mrs. Lucille Fraser, Mr..
James Pierce and Mr.. w. H. Will
liamS, Miss Browne will present a
program of readings from Negro
poets. original skits and comedy
numbers. The program will also in
clude SpiritualS sung by the Touga-
loo College Department of Music.
Miss Browne has toured the
country receiving praise from critics
IN the many cities and colleges
where she has appeared.
Trained by the late Richard B.
Harrison, the original DE Lawd" in
Green pastures, Miss Brown has
appeared on the radio and in the
theatre.
The program will includ serious
readings and poems with a sprink-
ling Of comedy bits. Couiatee Cullen,
the Negro poet has written of Miss
Brown "She Is q diseuse of unques-
tionable ability and charm. Any
audience fortunate to hear her will
experience lingering desire for
more -. I heartily recommend
her"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-07
Washington
Addition Scene
OF Murder

washington Addition, normally
one of the most peaceful and law
abiding of Jackson's suburban COM
munities, became the scene of a
Sunday murder, when John
Vaughn died of stab wounds in a
local hospital following stab
wounds received in q cutting scraps
at 1908 Everett Street.
Wilbert Darty, who used the fatal
knife, surrendered to Police short
ly after committing the crime and
is now in jail faced with charge
of murder.
According to reliable informa-
ton, the two, who were long friends,
had been having some drinks to-
gether, and the argument between
them came about when the dead
man is said TO have insisted on his
friend going with him to some 9TH
er place. So close had been the
friendship between the two, it was
reported that at the time the slay-
er was wearing pair of the vic
TINS pants.