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La gaceta., 1942-06-26

He a4df una base s6lida del
optimismo inteligente: "las ia
bricas de aeroplanos de los Es-
tados Unidos co~nstruiran en- eS
tie ano y en- 1913, en- cOnjunto,
1880 aviones.
Ash 10 manifesto ell teniente
general Arnold, jefe de la a
viaci6n, ante un subcomite de
la Camara de Representatives..
Optimismo cimentado en- la
realidad, por cuanto ell gene
raj Arnold sabe del nGmero de
maquinas que actualmente sc
fabrican y las que Sc fabrica-
ran ell ano que viene.
Y para manejar los aviones
tendremos 10000 nuevos pilo
tos a fines de 1912, con un MI
lion de hombres para atender
los aparatos y aer6dromos.
La victoria sera %nuestra, pc
roestamos obligados a conquis
tarla por medic de las armas
v del trabajo.
La gaceta., 1942-06-26
OTROS
CUATRO BARCOS
FaIta equiro para cOmbatir
a los Sumergibles

Washington, JUNO 26-Cua
tro barcos mas hundierOn en-
ell Atlantico los submarines a
lemanes, dos de ellos buques
auxiliares de la marina de Es-
tados Unidos.
La marina dice que los au-
xiliares hundidos sc llamaban
Cannot, un remolcador de $40
toneladas, y YP-SS9, un barco
de pesca adaptable para la de-
fensa de las costas. Perdieron
la vida 20 personals.
La goleta colombiana RE
solute" fue hundida a 30 mi
Has del a isla de Providencia,
en- ell Caribe, ell microbes por
la mahana. Murieron seis HON
bres y. 3 recibieron heridas,
de los IL de la tripulaci6n.
Comentando la noticia de
que los barcos mercantes es-
tan siendo escoltados a 10 lar
20 de la costa este de Estados
Unidos, ell senador Walsh, de-
m6crata de Massachusetts,,
declare aver que la marina no
posee ell equipo necesario pa
ra proteger, con exito, a la ma
vegaci6n. LA marina no tiene
tod olo que ahora necesita pa
ra dar a los buques mercantes
la debida protection"
Doscientos appropriateness de
sembarcaron aver en- un puer-
to del Colo y dijeron como los
submarines, mandados por fl
nos oficlaleS alemanes, bundle
ron nusve barcos, en- ell Carl
be. entire los dias 4 y IA de ju-
MO. Estes nueve figuran entire
los 10 mencionados aver. Las
tripulaciones do dos de los
barcos pasaron por la expe-
riencia de un segundo torpe-
deamiento. Perdieron Ia vida,
en- los 9 desastres, 62 perso-
.naa
La gaceta., 1942-06-26

de los nazi-fascistaS a 10 large
de la costa, en- Inca con Ell ferro
carril que CORE al este desde Ma
tub a Alexandria. Dos Columns
mas ligeras marchan hacia. el
este, siguiendo ineas parallels.
Todo indica que los dos ejerci.
tos sostendrAn muy pronto una
batalla formidable, de cuyo re.
,sultado podria depender la po-
session del Asia Menor. Los in
gleses concentran SuS eSperan-
zas en- las ventajas geograficas
de su Inca de defensa y la po-
sibilidad de que las comunica-
clones de Rommel no Sc pongan
a la altura de las circunstan-
cias, considerable su extension.
Los p~eritos militares sostie-
men que Ell Octave Ejercito bri-
tanico es todavia una formida-
BILE fuerza de combate. Rommel
utiliza las divisiones motoriza-
das 81 y Is y Ia mecanizada A.
riete, italiana.
Sc ha confiada Ell mando de
las tropas americanas en- Euro
pa, y aver se do Ia nOticia en-
Washington, al mayor general
Dwight D. Eisenhower, un ex-
QeFto en- tanques.
En- aleman "Eisenhauer" sig
,nifica "herrero, ell que bate Ell
hero.
Creese que Ia unificaci6n del
mando aliado en- Europa no Sc
nara eaperar
La gaceta., 1942-06-26
Mil aviones britanicos anojaron
sus bombas en- Bremen
ell ataque Sc perdieron So maquinas. La van
guardia del Eje Sc halla a 80 millas de Matruk.
Nombrado jefe de las tropas americans
ell general Eisenhower

Londres, JUNO 26.-Mas de
1000 aviones volaron anoche SC
bre Alemania Y dejaron caer en-
Bremen, la Importance ciudac
industrial, muchas toneladas dc
bombas. Grandes incendios 81
apreciaron por los photos. De
los aparatos, So no regresaon.
Sc compare este bombardeo cor
los qe Sc hicieron en- Colonia y
Essen.
Muchos de los lugares donde
sc construian submarines fue-
ron atacados. Bremen ha side
bombardeada dos veces en- este
mes.
Ademas de tener una pobla-
ci6n de mas de medic million de
habitantes, Bremen posee astille
Iros especializados en- submari-
nos, muelles, fundiciOnes, ferro-
CARRIES, refinerias, la fabrica
de aviones Focke-Wulff Y aero
dromos para eli despegue de los
bombarderos de gran tamaho.
Atacados fueron tambien, en-
los Paises Bajos, numerosos ae-
r6dromos.
BESIDE ell Cairo informan que
la vanguardia del Eje sc halla a
80 millas de Marsa- Matruh y
unas 100 millas en- ell interior
del Egipto. Las fuerzas BRITAIN
cas- de vanguardia hacen con-
tacto con ell enemigo; pero aun
no Sc han encontrado con la ma
sa principal.
SeNmneNe Ia ealnmna mayor
La gaceta., 1942-06-26
FL Ejerclto Rojo resiste tenazmente
en- Sebastopol y en- la Ukrania
Por cada soldado russo mueren S alemanes. En-
un solo sector Sc lie derribaron a los
nazis SO avioes

truy6 25 tanques y 16 aeropla-
nos.
Una columna rusa capture u
ma altura fortificada en- ell fren-
ta &c Bryansk, al suroeste de
IMoscu, en- cum encuentro que
produjo 500 bajas a los alema-
mes.
Los photos rojoS hundieron ell
microbes dos transportes y des-
truyeron Y averiaron II bate
rias, 50 tanques, 40 carros de
municiones y 300 camionetas,
A su egreso de un viaje de
tres dias por un sector russo del
frente, el teniente coronel Jose
A, Michaela, del ejercito de los
Estados Unidos, dijo: LAS lee
clones del ejercito Rojo seran
muy valiosas para los aliados.
Les soldados y oficiales son bue
nos e inteligentes, energicos Y
valientes, su moral y ell sistema
de tranSportes Sc m%antiene'.
Las guerrillas mataron detras
de las lineas del invasor a mas
de 500 alemanes y h1ngaros.
La escuadra rusa del NOrte
esta mandada por ell vicealmi-
rante Arseny Golovko, un joven
de 36 amos. Su mission es destro-
Ear las lineas de comunica-
clones del enemigo y hostilizar
sus tropas en- ell norte de Finlan-
dia. A los alemanes les lleva
hundidos 100 barcos. Manda la
escuadra nazi ell almirante
Boem.
Golovko es I'm native de una
aldea de cosacos en- el Caucaso.
Tiene tres hermanos, uno es pi-
Lotto de un barco, otro teniente
de in~fanterfa y Ell tercero tee
nico de la fuerza aerea.
La gaceta., 1942-06-26

hasta la costa y traer prowiSio-
mes para ell buque. Sc hallaba el
"yate" anclado en- Ell Mariel
Icuando Ell submarine sali6 a la
superficie y su captain subi6
labordo. Cuando los hOmbres vol
wieron con las provisiones, el
submarine las recogi6 y desa-
pareci6.
Pertenece Ia embarcaci6n "a
una de las mas distinguidas ia
milias de la Habana."
La gaceta., 1942-06-26

Nos dicen que Mr.. Watson,
ell abogado general, sera can
didato a gobernador cuando
Sc cumpla ell periodic del que
rido eiudaano Spessard Hol-
land.
No contara Mr.. Watson, 81
insiste en- "deshacer" ell TIA
Her cerrado," con ell apoyo de
los trabajadores de la Florida.
Fl senador Clyde M. Reed,
de Kansas, tambien Sc opone
al taller cerrado" y anuncia
su candidatura a gobernador
de csc Estado.
Mr.. Reed, enemigo del niue
vo Trato," habla de luna ra-
zonable y mOderada politica
obrera"
- w d.
La gaceta., 1942-06-26
GUSTAVO
DE VACACIONES

Sali6 para Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, a pasar sus vacaciones,
Ell estimado joven Gustavo Her.
nandez. hermano dc n~uestros
buenos amigos Lorenzo y CAST
miro HERNANDEZ.
Pasara ALI ounce dias.
I'm viaje feliz le deseamOs y
Iun gratO retorno.
La gaceta., 1942-06-26

Moscu, JUNO 26.-Las tropas
sovieticas sc retiraron de Kupy-
yansk, en- la Ukrania, 4 so mi
Has por Ell sureste de Kharkov,
~ la ofensiva na2i assume mayo
res preparedness.
La intenci6n aparente de las
fuerzas motorizadas v mccain
zadaS del mariscal Won Book es
abrir una brecha profunda en-
este sector, parte alta de Ia cuen
ca del Donetz, y deshacer las
comunicaciones rusas. Ell eierci
TO rojo, sin embergo, resiste te-
namente Y trae tropas frescas
para reforZar sus lineas,
Durante la noche Sc combati6
Zen los frentes de Sebastopol y
IKharkov. No obstante los gran
DIES s~acrificios del Eje, las prin-
cipales defensas de SebastOpol
Sc malltienen intactas. Por cada
'sobdado russo que cae, mueren
cinco alemanes. La aviaci6n ma
ri arroja un promedio de 1000
bombas por dia y su artilleria
funciona constantemente.
"Nuestras tropas rerhazaron
numerosoS ataQues del enemi-
go. Despues de un fiero comba-
tie, nuestras tropas Sc retiraron
de Kupyansk, en- las orillas del
ITO Oskol." Ell Oskol es un tribu
tario del Donetz.
"En ell frente de Kharkov
los soldados de oponen al avan-
CO de las Columns alemanas fas
cistas.
La gaceta., 1942-06-26
$4,000 avione.

Lo que el llama norma mo-
derada y razonable" no es O.
ira cosa que aspirar al ode
rrumbe" de las uniones.
Necesita ell pals eliminar q
los "facinerosos" convertidos
en- lfderes obreros, pero no que
brantar las colectividades por
medic del taller alberto"
La gaceta., 1942-06-26
,UN ALEMAN
Sc AP0DER0 DE CUATRO
MUJERES CO.
MO REHENES

Hbana, JUNO 26.-Frente a
la costa suroeste de Cuba un
submarine alemAn capture a 4
mujeres que viaiaban en- IN va
~, ObliEa1dO . SUI exposes 9 h
La gaceta., 1942-06-26

iSaben ustedes algo de los
So, 100000 de que hablara ha
ce pocos dfas, refiriendose al
astillero de Tampa, ell gobier'
no federal?
iCuando Sc devolveran?
La gaceta., 1942-06-26

Cuatro representatives de or
ganizaciones obreras fueron
procesados por un Gran Jura-
do federal, en- Albany, New
York, por haber extraido de
sus "companeros," "violando
la constitution de su Interna-
cional," NADIA menos que so
mil pesos.
Para "cobrar" amenaZaban
a sus hermanos los trabajado-
res organizados y subordina-
dos.
Unidos todos, en- paz y amis
tad, debemos poner fin a esta
funesta clase de candidate.
Adolfo Zukor, p~residente de
la compania cinematografica
Paramount, declare ante un
magistrate del Tribunal Su-
premo, en- New York, que lie
habia pagado 100000 al Ii
der obrero Billie BfOff para
evitar una huelga en- los tea
tros de la corporation"
Varios accionistas piden que
los $1,000 sean devueQtos
al capital de la compania por
los directories que resolvieron
"sobornar" o "apaciguar" a
Bioff......
Ell verdadero lugar de los
jefes obreros que Sc enrique
cen con ell dinero de sus CANA
radas, es la carcel o ell presi-
do.
Bioff amenazaban con la
huelga y despues Sc "amansa-
ba"...... mediante los miles de
pesos "regalados" por los pa
tronos.
Recientes palabras de una
insigne mujer, la esposa del
generalisimo Chang Kai Shek
LA exploitation, ell imperia
lismo y todos los otros anacro
nismos de la sociedad de la
pre-guerra, deben ser barridos
para siempre."
"Yo tengo fe en- que della
crucifixi6n experimentada en-
esta guerra las democracias
aprenderan la lecci6n de que
prevenir es mejor que curar;
que es mejor prevenir las que
rras que ganarlas. Pero la que
ira solo puede ser prevenida
81 la sociedad del mundo que
da constitute de modo que to-
as las razas tengan igual opor-
tuniad para desarrollar su ge-
Mo native, no contenidas o pos
tergadas sine ayudadas por ra
zas mas fuertes Y avanzadas.
"Es parad6gico, pero es cier
to que las naciones, como los
individuos, pueden solsmente
gozar de privilegios y dere-
chos 81 estan listas para COM
partirlos con otras. 81 tratan
de conservarlos para elias so
las, los perderan."
Igualdad para los seres hui
manos..... de modo que la ver-
dadera democracia Sc extien-
da por TODD ell globo y eche
raices indestructibles
La gaceta., 1942-06-26
Ell TEMPO

Calor para la tarde de hoy;
fresco en- horas de la noche.
Temperature minima, en- la
mshana de hoy. 7s gradoA
La gaceta., 1942-06-26

En- an sylo sector fuerOn de-
rribados 81 aerOplanos que ira
|taban de abrir canine para las
|fuerzas de Won Book. La artille-
ria de costas de Sebastopol des-
La gaceta., 1942-06-26

No Sc ria, listed, ciudadano.
La maxima desvergienza "bo
literica," en- estos amos de que
IRA, Sc apoya en- la obra anti
democratica y ''fascistizante"
de los "protectores" y cobra
dores."
Sin "protectores' no habria
"cobradores" y predominaria
en- Tampa, y particularmente
en- los barrios latinos, la decen
cia politica.
IPor que empezaron a "ope
rar" los "cobradores' a las
tres o cuatro semanas de las
segundas elecciones prima-
rias?
IEn que sitio pestffero y os-
euro Sc prepare ell plan?
La gaceta., 1942-06-26

Agradabilisima noticia: mil
aviones britanicos bombardea-
ron a Bremen.......
Hay que destruir las fabri.
cas-, los almacenes, los nue.
lies, los ferrocarriles y mas tar
de exterminar los ejercitos de
los tiranos.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19

Off to the Marines this week was
C. D. Brown, son of Rev. and Mrs.
c. D. Brown, Cohea street. A gradu-
ate of. Lanier High School, young
Brown enlisted with the Marines sew
eral months ago.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19
Navy Offers Fine
Opportunity To
Negro Recruits

Negro recrits in the u. S. Naval
Reserve are being given the same
opportunity as other recrits to learn
one of the several trades offered by
the Navy at its two new U. S. Naval
Service schools, the Navy Deptart-
ment annonced this week. One sch
school is to be located at u S. Naval
Training Station, Great Lakes, H.,
and the other at Hampton Institute.
Courses offered at the Great Lakes
include gunner's mate, radioman,
quartermaster, signalman, yeoman
storekeeper, aviation machinist's
mate, aviation metalsmith and cooks
and bakers. Hampton institute cou-
rises include ship filters, electrition's
mate, machinist's mate. metalsmith.
carpenters mate. motor machinist's
mate, and ships cooks and bakers,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19
Negro Choral Groups
Will Sing Over Mutual
Broadcasting System

Five outstanding Negro Choral Gro
ups are being invited to appear on II
Hear America Singing" program
sponsored by the Federal Security
Agency over more than $50 stations
of the Mutual Broadcasting Systey,
Paul v. McNutt, Federal Security
Administrator, announced this week
These groups will include the Hamp-
ton (Virginia) Institute Choir whose
two appearances on the program
were enthusiastically received last
year; the Fisk Jubilee Singers of
Fisk University, Tenn, anr the
Tuskegee Institute Chorus from Ala
The Tuskegee Chorus has been
offered the Nov. 1, 1912 engagement.
The Fisk Jubilee Singers are invited
to appear on Feb. IA, 1943, Friedrich
Douglass birthday and the Hampton
Choir has been invited to appear on
January 10, 1913 and will mark the
first time that any group has made
three appearances on the program.
II Hear America Singing" is a
public service radio program spon-
sored by the Federal Security Agency.
1t is broadcast every Sunday after
noon at SOP to $50 EWT; 4:O2 to
4:30 CWT. In addition to the three
college choral groupes, two outstan-
ding Negro civic choral groups will
be invited to appear on the probram
on March %, 1913 and May 9,1943.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19
Watch For Opening
Of New Stevens Inn
Free Silver Dollars

Watch this paper for the opening
date of the LARGE AMI MORE
BEAUTIFUL STEVENS BARBRE-
CUE AND CHICKEN INN
According to Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Stevens, owners of Jackson's largest
and most exclusive entertainment
centers, the Stevens Barbecue and
Chicken Inn, Stevens Tourist Home
and Stevens Umbrella Garden, work
on their large and More Beautiful
Inn will soon be completed and this
new place will be opened to the pub
lis at a very early date.
Already friends from every Sec
ton of the state arewriting in for
reservations on the Grand Opening
night. and without a doubt. lovers
of good food and good times viii
put forth every effort to be- present
on this gala occasion.
The main attraction OF the even
ing. which viii begin when the doors
open at 800 r NJ. viii be the Civ
ing away Of so Silver Dollars. one
dollar each 10 the first SO couples.
Hostesses win be stationed AZ the
entrances to greet the first so couples
and give them these valuable souve-
Mrs
Another attraction for the evening
and one especially planned for dance
lovers, will be a PATRIOTIC DANCE
given in the Skating Kinks. This af-
fair is now being worked out so as to
give the most enjoyment to those
who attend
Watch this paper for further. de-
tails about the Stevens Opening and
the Patriotic Dance
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19
LEWIS AND CONN
TO MEET OCT. IL

New York. (Calvin's News Service) -.
At long last, the green signal has
been flashed and the afternoon of
October 18th, Sgt. Joe Louis Barrow
and Jvt Bill Conn, both members
of the United States Army Forces
will meet in a fifteen round bout
with the Brown Bomber's heavy
weight championship at stake.
The War Dept, in announcing the
bout on Tuesday, revealed that Mike
Jacobs, had been designated as the
promoter for the venture with a crew
of sport writer's headed by veteran
Grantland Rice as assistants. Dan
Burley, sports editor of the N. Y.
Amsterdam Star News, represents
the Negro Press. All proceeds from
the show has been ear-marked for the
Army Emergency Relief Fund with
no privaet interests participating in
any portion of the net receipts. Both
Louis and Conn will be fighting for
Free"
The October 18th bout will mark
the second meeting between this pair.
On June 18th, 1871, at the Polo
Grounds, Conn came within an ace
of lifting Louis laurels In the 18th
round of the fracas however, Louis
unleashed his heavy artillery and the
game Pittsburgh battler was looking
up at the stars from the canvas
while the referee went about his
business of tolling off the fatal ten
count Since that time, Louis has
face dtwo opponents, with disastrous
results to both. He belted out Buddy
Baer in one stanza and starched
ponderous Abe Simon in six frames.
Louis, who Is stationed at Fort
Riley. Kansas. reported that he was
in excellent condition although he
was II pounds overweight. That's
natural he reported. since always
put on about 10 pounds when am
not in training"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19
Negro Homes Among
First To Receive
V-HOme Certificates

Early returns from OCD's nation
wide V-Home survey shhow many
Negro homes among the first to
receive the V-Home certificate, in
dicating about participation in the
war effort and necessary precautions
against air raids, the Office of Civil
liam Defense announced today.
In Washington, D. c., Negro air
raid wardens awaited the start of
the campaign on Sept. Is with list
of Negro homes which had already
been inspected and found to qualify
for the V-Home award
This is a V-Home:
We in this home are fighting. We
know this war will be easy to lose
and hard to win. We mean to win it.
Therefore, we solemnly pledge all our
energies and all our resources to
the fight for freedom and against
facism. We serve notice to all that
we are personally carrying the fight
to the enemy in these ways:
/. This home follows the inspec-
tons of it's air raid warden, in or
der to protect itself against attack
by air.
2. This home conserves food, cloth
ing, transportation, and health, in
order to hasten an increasing flow of
war materials to our men at the
front.
g. This home salvages essential ma
terials, in order that they may be
converted to immeriate war uses.
4. This home refuses to spread
rumors designed to divide our ma
ton.
s. This home buys War Savings
Bonds regularly.
We are doing these things because
we know we must TO WIN THIS
WAR.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19
Emergency Training
Course At Mount
Helm Baptist Church

THE Emergency Training Course"
will begin at Mt. Helm this week at
500 P. M, for the scout leaders.
An appeal had gone out previous
to this time for at least fifty men to
take this training which will be
taught one night each week for two
hours. Ten hours are required for
Specialization certificates"
Mr.. c. w. Owens was appointed to
head a committee on Attendance and
he asalsed that each man bring another
man.
This course is being trained by
the local boy scout council, and scout
leaders who take it will be expected
to take the training to the boys of
their troops from week to week.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19
Piney Woods Girls
Play For "Stamp
A Stomp Dance"

Here in Jackson last week a new
wrinkle in selling War Bonds and
Stamps was ironed out by Mr.. Len
man, the popular owner of the Alamo
and Booker T. Theteres.
Having been appointed Stamp and
Bond Director for the month, helm
augurated his campaign with a block
dance by roping off the block in
front of the Alamo Theatre and
securing the services of the Piney
Woods School Rays of Rhythm as a
feature attraction. 1t has become a
slogan in Jackson--get the Rays of
Rhythm and everybody from every
where will be there.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19
Negro Veterans Name
Officers For Next Year

The American World War
veterans closed their convention here
recently with the following officers
being elected:
Mason Malone, Bude, Miss, state
chief commander; S. L. Leavy, Can
ton, vice-cammander, John Bolden,
Hattiesburg, aide-de-camp, William
Carter, Jackson, Quartermaster, ],
MCGEE, Jackson, chaplin and c. NJ
Varnado, Canton, Judge advocate.
The next meeting will be held in
Hattiesburg, in August 1913.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19

We of this office were especially
proud to have a card from Cpl. E. l..
Etuckey, who is stationed at Camp
Rucker, Ala Corporal Stuckey is
the son of Mrs. Beatrice Stuckey, of
Gallatin street.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19

st. Joseph Street, Durham, North
Carolina was boys worker in
Philadelphia Settlement House. He
did graduate work in zoology at the
University of Pennsylvania, and is a
member of the 9th class. Joseph L.
Davis, a teacher of dental mechanics
is a member of the 9th class. His
home is 913 9th Avenue, Columbus,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19
Bishop G. p. Jones To
Preach Here Sunday

Biship c. P. Jones, of Los Angeles,
California, will deliver the 3 o'clock
message at the Christ Temple church
Holiness Sunday, September 10th.
The Bishop will also conduct a
three day meeting, beginning Monday
and continuing thru Wednesday.
The public Is cordially invited to
hear him,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19
CARD OF THANKS

To the many friends who showed
their sympathy and care in our hour
of sorrow in the sickness and passing
of our beloved husband and dear IA
Their, we do appreciate it from the
depths of our hearts We are also
grateful for the beautiful flowers
that helped to cheer our hearts.
Mrs. Mary L. Smith and daughter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19

Five of the eighteen Negro Officer
Candidates of the Chemical Warfare
School at Edgewood Arsenal, Mary
land, are shown at the retreat gun.
Frof left to right are: David H. Tay-
lor, student at Tennessee State
College, who lives at AL Vance Street,
Memphis, Tennessee. He is a member
of the 9th class. James K. Boyd, Gil
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-19
OUR BOYS IN THE
ARMED FORCES

Lamar Ward, well known jack
sonian was sworn into the U. s.
Army September 10th at Camp Shell
by, and has returned to his home on
a IA day furlough. Pvt. Ward lives
with his sisters, Mrs. Alberta Will
liams and Mrs. Lucille Coleman at 100
higgins street. He is expected to
return to Camp Shelby on Septem-
Der oath.
After graduating from Piney Wood
Junior College in 1888, Mr.. Ward
went Immediately to FIT. McClenlan,
Admission, Ala, as signal radio OPP
orator in a civilian basis. He re-
manned there for two years. He was
employed as a mail checker at the
Jackson Airport when he was induct-
ed into thearmy. In a recent inter
view, Mr.. Ward told this reporter
that II hate to leave my many rela-
tives and friends and especially my
sweetheart, Aleane Brown, but since
I have to go, shall do my best" He
also added that a number of the
boys who were examined on Septem-
Der 9th, were boys he knew.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-20

Mrs. Edward Reackhof will
entertain for members of her
500 club in her home on Gleason
avenue on Tuesday evening.