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Evening star., 1942-09-12
As On Added Attraction, Congressman Yet!

Everything that's good happen George Preston Mar
shall Not that G. doesn't certain of
Here he's what he claims with Justification is the
Redskn history Washington everybody
show with his Indian band and terbug dances
all attractions bona hde referee in the National
this will Congressman, Of all people!
Weiss Representative of Pennsyl-
official it for 18
having what attraction
having running around
while $4,000 people in positions to spit
through theirs? Ah democracy
Evening star., 1942-09-12
HoIts Collegiate Sports

SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. Va,
Sept. 12.-Shepherd State Teachers
College, which annually schedules
Washington and Baltimore teams,
will forego its fall collegiate COM
petition. Football will be con-
tinued as part of the intramural
program.
Evening star., 1942-09-12
Broves' Gremp EnIists

BOSTON Sept. IL P.-Louis
Buddy Gremp. Boston Braves
first baseman. has enlisted as q
naval aviation cadet, but will re-
main with the club until called for
service.
Evening star., 1942-09-12
Cooper, Bone Of Dodgers, Hits
Peak in Vital Shutout Win
Cards Only Come Behind as Mort Becomes
Years First 20-Gomer; Sets Club Mark
BY AUSTIN BEALMEAR,

They're singing The ST. Louis Blues" Flabush today and
the OF it all Morton Cooper first of 1912
the pitchers the leagues strictly
the pennant to the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Cooper forms the of the
majors triumph yesterday
Evening star., 1942-09-12
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION tSEMIFINAI
PLAYOFFS).

Kansas City, 3: Columbus, 1. CKan-
sas City won two lost one.)
Milwaukee. 4: Toledo, l. milwaukee
won one, lost one1
EASTERN LEAGUE tSEMIFINAL
PLAYOFFS).
Albany, L; Binshamton, 0. ALBANY
won two, lost nonee
Scranton, B; wilkes Barre. 2. (Scran-
ton won two, lost none1
Evening star., 1942-09-12
Eost's Army in Football Debut
Faces Smooth Club in Giants
Superior Teamwork Seen Help to Pros,
Against Tennessee System First Time
BY GAYLE TALBOT,
Associated Press Sports Writer

YORK Sept 12Ffve weeks of intensive training behind
them Army AStars make their competitive debut
against the New professional the Polo Grounds
today in game regarded by football students ossup
powerful squad of SO players nearly half OF
from the professional ranks held big
Evening star., 1942-09-12
Official Score

Runs pstted in---vernon ts,, Hayes t9,
Laabs (2). Judnieh, Case, Croucher, Nc
Quillen, Ostermueller, Tvo-base hits
Mc0uinn, Evans. Three-base hit-Mc-
Mich, vernon and Case. Double Be- "Dp piaysM ysu
Pofahl. Clary and Vernon; Clary, Sullivan
and Vernon. Left on bases---Wa shinfto
8; st. Louis, B. Bases on balis-On Hud-
SON. 3; of Bevil, 4; of Ostermueller, i.
Strikeouts--Hudson, l; ostermueller, A.
Hits-On Hudson. % in 4 innings tnone
Passed ball-Evans, . Losing pitcher
Hudson. .Umpires-Messrs. Quinn. Nc
Gowsn and Rue. Time-2:07. Attendance
Evening star., 1942-09-12
Games Today.

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Ct; Louis at Bklyn. st. L. at Phila. t2)
Pitts. at Boston t2). Cinci. at Bklyn. t2)
Cincinnati at Phila.. Chicago at Bos. t2)
Only games scheduled Pitts. at N. Y (2)
Evening star., 1942-09-12

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
st. Louis, 3: Brooklyn, O.
Cincinnati, 8; Philadelphia. 5 I'll In
nings)
New York, 4 Chicago, g.
Pittsburgh at Boston, postponed.
Standipr nf h. CIuhs
Evening star., 1942-09-12
Major League Statistics

AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
st. Louis, 10, Washington, 4.
Philadelphia, 3; Detroit. 4.
Chicago, !; New York, O.
Boston, Is; Cleveland, 2.
Evening star., 1942-09-12
Standing of the Clubs

Games To-day. Games Tomorrow.
Wash. st st. Louis. Wash at Det. t2).
Boston at Cleve Bost. at Chi (2l.
N York at Chicago. N. Y at Clev. f2e
Phila. at Detroit. Phila at st. l.. CO..
Evening star., 1942-09-12
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Portland, So; San Diego, "A
(firSt game 10 innings.
Sacramento, 4--5; Seattle, 3-2
tfirst game J. innings
Hollywood, e; Los Angeles, .
Oakland 2; San Francisco, /.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE (sEMIFINAL
PLAYOFFS).
Newark, 8; Jersey City, 9 (Newark
won one lost none.l
Syracuse at Montreal, unscheduled.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-24


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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-24
Announcement As
Candidate Made
By Ross Collins

Ross a CoiNns. congressman
for the Fifth Mississippi Con
greaionzl District has form.
ally announced his candidacy for
the seat in The Z S Senate nosF
occupied b Hon Wall Doxeyi
and who defeated Mr. Collins last
year by the bare margin 81 TOO
votes for the unexpired term pf
the late senator Harrison.
Directed 80 the people Of Mis-.
siSsippi. text Of Mr.. Collins form
81 announcement follows
A has been generally under
stood. | viii b. . candidate for
the United States Senate IN the
primaries this summer.
I am pleased % announce thai
J. n. Fornan. known throughout
the state as an onfxtandlng eiti-
zen and gentleman has consena'
Cd to assist in by campaign IN Inc
capacity Of campaign manager.
i DO not know how much tire
If any. ! viii be able 70 spend IN
the state and from my duties n
Washington. but Mr. Forman viii
establish headquarters in Jack
son at an early date. and | unhes
Itafinglv commend him % my
friends throughout the state and
ask their fun cooperation with
him
During almost ne entire time
I have served in Congress ! have
made 3 special study C the mil.
taFy needs Of the nation Il il the
duty Of Congress. IS fixed b. uae
constitution. 70 rAise. support
pfovide for and maintain the
army ard navy.
Every male neEnbr Of my
FAIRLY within military age Is nov
serving il the armed forces. and
being beyond age limit fixed for
useful active military service. ]
am convinced that with me *
perience and knowledge which ]
have gained over tins long period
of years / am peculiarly fitted Tor
and can best serve ny pQpie
and my country IS . member q
the United States Senate during
these critical tFsez when eNpn
erAre ard knowledge ere 20 sore
needed
vii appreciate yeax support
IN the primaries this summer. aHd
# yaa see IS = eleet ne youf
unitea States aenataf. ! promise
Yea inst ! vii deoh every
ounce Of my energy 70 serving
yoa and ne Interests Of Wu
country
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VOLUNTEER HoarEssEs
ENTERTAN SOLDIERS At
DANCE ~ ELKs cLun

Through she courtesy II ths
rasragoula Eliza club ; eonvos
~ - maasers fssssa ksxsieF
Field. 4 lev Comp shelby hoya
one marine. = Npfanklsng II sail.
aFs ard cssasEausfsEeasen. wefe 90.
teFtasned 81 = aanee SMgurdnx
evening IT ifr Rlks Club il Pes
eaauuia. b. lhe Jaekasn Counts
V0lunlssax Eefssen HEa1azAzA TINS
Was Tie fsrss aoidlef dance held
At The club ard 18th soidseFa and
hossesaes we're highly sppfeeis
Itsvv e the Riks warm hospital.
Ssy
Henry Gautisf. exalted ruler.
was o. hsnd 10 greet ne bos
ard girls and 81 see that The
guests Who ala not care 10 dane
aere supplied wish easpe equip
msns ia The large lounge Ase
ernl other usvftkwrn IL tfse club
weFe kept busy Supplying pofl
drinks - the thirsty aamrern
thTnastanHf t1e evensa4s
Russell Sessions and tia Ais
Base orchestra furnished acHne
very fine mslslc fpr the daneine
couples Including SIX zpeelal -
break" numbers for which PRO-
grams had betn filled earlier i
the evening Al eleven flEfeeH.
the orchestra entertained mIEh
limitations Of the theme ssnas 81
fafeeAls ornhestrnz And an ofEa.n
81 novelty number preaNnlsHe
each player in the hand spMaf
guests Oh the program were Mns
Paul Bennett q Ocean Springs
Who sang Cant You Hear lie
Calling CafaIine9 snd Old Han
River. and Mra Mclaughlin us
Guifpnr1 whlstIea Star nass
and bird limitations to she s1ne
If The World is Waiting ~
the Sunrise
TIE sponsors weTE pa
glad 70 welcome Ensign Daaafas
Hague Roberts Bodden ard Az
bert Fe1TeFs stationed IN Texas
Whitfield Davis. coast Kuafaz1naH
stationed Il present ia paMaea
IA and SGT George from Camp
Shelby Tie home fsNH boys n
fuTa0ugh may always b assured
ef : most cordial weienme. ne
sponzfs would also Isks q ex-
tend ~ invitation e. the eaaxs
aaafdsEnsn Wh0 afe m8 present
stationed here These Saturday
evening dancea zre for Al aesvln
men
hpeclal hosseszes ~ tha even
lng Hwe Mary GausAef. KaflSa
Roberts. Stella seoss. Msfv In
Parsley. and EstieF Lafsen
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NORMAN NonAn. ronnEn
REPORTER : \ WHITES
or ARMY wELlsTAKNT

a iesssF fFczn Nezmen Mufsn
fufgam rhgsnake star stafT nAsrni
7hef. fxeeixeN thi4 uoaA revealed
shss he - h<n Feeeavsa snss
the army and y temporarily sta.
slussrd st Camp Shsshg lie ard
HaruM Munsa Mns8 reini bust.
ssess nan. sraxeara - Sestsy RI
amy sri enlisted feF unassigned
duty
The leskNF. haanwa - pefksn
II ~ she Advertiser pahiish1ns
CunnAnx reported that beth uaen
NaeFe well pAeaaeA @ish nsesf sur.
reanAsnkA asA4 Arfe a~nxHsEsls
aMassina assignment - esfty
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-24
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OF LOVELY
GIFT \ 0 YwBc

At s neetfng of re Xoung
Wonaen.s Business Club q Paa
soala il the FlreEnans Hal -
lssf Moaday evening. hrs = G
BHt1e 3 resent bride. Nas the e.
eIpienl Is s lesrIY ST Haa
Ter feIIeNaueuEa
DURING fhe Business period s
NH voted - NgnaF u# Arms
Emergency Relief program hen
by putting an 5 BAG drive - fasss
uaaney for It's Wzzpase 41a .
e.zze = 4ssA - elaborate Asuezas
relief dance
TIE names e 38efaI ne# mem
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-24
MossPoini
News

III sF4a Mr. y 30nf& afzd
auf1s Paul and honasa havv re.
sMfned frnm lamps. Fiss wheFs
They visited Sgt a J. JeneA 1E.
Nho IS stationed with shs ard
BomhSF Command u MacDlil
FasldI
Mrs r n West ard two eissl
dFrn. Alex and MaFy. ard Mis-
Mary Mcfarland. kreni tlae weeA
end IN Bay SPRING. Miss. wisl'
Mrs West and Mss MsFafland's
psrenss. Mr. ard Airs J II nc.
FaFaand
Mrs RahxFt Teagne ana Mss
Rahs Ward Of New 0Tieans spent
Saturday as guests " the hosne
af Mr.. md Mrs. G. philssrxssn ard
Mr.. and Mrs julius Wiegins
Mrs Paul l4ittnns Mr.. end Mrs,
IH G welgand and son and Mrs.
George Dudley spent Saturday
n Mobile.
MIR and Mrs Ark pettis and
daughter. Eleanof 1sasA have re-
turned e thesf horne n Dasfrepi
La. after q visit in TIE hnFne q
Mi. and Mr. Emmsll HUH
1. n One1 81 Mobile spent
last week IN the home % Mr..
and Mrs A @ Hunt Miss Ger.
nrude Fellows and Mr.. Frank
Hunt.
Miss Dol Roberts spRnt ms
uzek ere mlth neF sister u
Quincy. Fia.
Mrs ". Lowe Of Tchala. Miss
ard Mrk. ;. Thompson Of WessDn.
lspenf last week ia the horne II
Dir. and HRS J D Lowe
Mrs Gregory Wood ard sons
spent . lew dayE last week Nish
relatives IN Mobile. returning
Sunday, accompanied ~ III.
Weed who spent the day Sunday
In Mobile.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Elsy and
: party Of friends from Carp
Shelby spent Sunday h the
heme q Mss Eleys parents. Dr
and Ars 4 G Eley.
Sir. narfweiI Mccoliam spent
Sunday Il BIZ Springs Mis-
IN the home Of Mf and MrH ) II
Mcfarland.
Mf. end Mr. J = Lose. and
their guests. Mrs / Thompson
and Mr.. y. Lowe. we're visitors
70 Beslsngrsfh Gardens ard Nc
bile last week
Staff SGT. Walton " Baxter
returned % Part Behnsng. Ca
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nEclsrEn-1aoHEEn

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Coulter ANNOUNCES H9 WaFEzNE
u der dauehzeF. Lille = ~
Hobeft Register q Mobile. Ap#z
la. lez1
TIE aaaIy attendants see -
and MEa = = E4#enz - EHsH#
~ ard Mr. LaezaeF aza -.
sszz II Me5iie
TIE bride has E large nsznn&
q friends il Us sselze1 H#EEz
z1e las Ser connected viii 80
5seksan ceaaly Hesssn lis.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-24
ODD FELLOWS 70
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
OF rouHDIHe

pssesKosla Odd Fsibes 80
Hea4kaAs wsil e~eseafsas ~ O.
Hundred and TusauF sufih ~
adversary af ~ 1Aann4 = s4e
Order = re regular H&iHH
ms mEf Tuesday night IT,
celebration vii = : HE s
e BE fNu kzsEn8 ed . assEz0
program @lll - presented -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-24

ha THURSDAY awsAa zhe
n Cub Fwe rs
Fsss mIae annl raarnaAs
t@o wex aee Il wM ~
TIE e 81 Mrs. y u. Batter
un shsi dsses
EuMa L roenaa Il NeA
oraana paid = sass WISH se Ms.
sister Mira j { AvvnL ana hef
fzns4ls "a Taeeaas
Mss 7 = rxh i expected r..
resafn hntne tnsiAx frxaa calusu
Ala Aherv has xn t
gae1 81 wiaupm dagaM na
u
Mrs Fred = pssrx II Lumber
tcn. Miss vANstaa IA tire hcsrr
e hxr SIN Frsd b Potter. af aoz
nafrieun Asenne pascaguala
this week
Mr. and Mrs Ellie owcns and
daae14 of MHah. visited IN slae
hnm 81 Mr. and Mrs Herman
Tsn oct Williams street and
Mr. and HFN rfxd Poster. go
Harrison avefaie
Ffsenan oE Mrs. Percy G lr-
wing If Moss pnanf wiI8 he han
py u learn t1sat she win return
honse n The next snw days from !
stay IN rFuviaerre Infsfmary.
and that xhe has heen greatly
nefltted IS Hhe treatment she
has undergone there NJ. Irving
visited Af8 Irving Ia MaEaie 0r
"Wednesday. and plaFss 70 return
there shortly 70 bring her home
Mrs 3 A. Raros has IN sntpf
esting visitor IL Mrx l. = VII.
son. who has arrived from New
Orleans whore she uas . guest IL
the home 81 Commander and
Mrs r. G. Huntoon Mrs Wilson
WAS also entertained by CAPS
tain and Mrz VeSn Stfwkfus
and By Senior and Sonora EdMsd
Maurice Senior Maurice Is wee.
consul frosn Uruguay.
Among the navy men hosne on
fnrioueh Is Hervey Mcleod. who
Is with the Coast Guard At New
London. Conn. and who arrived
Sunday 70 visit his parents. Mr..
and Mrs J W. Mcleod. The
young eoast euardanan wasl
prominent - paNagusaia high
school athletics and also II Per-
knastnn Junior College, where
&c made hts mark II track &C
Invites ard IN basebAii He was
also . member m tie Coast
League > few years ago.
4 welcome visitor ta this. her
former hstne. IS Mrs l. n. Mat
son Of Seattle. Washington. who
arrived thik week for ; visit IN
the home Ct her son. B0yce Mat
son Mrs Masson. IN addition to
being with her sons family, also
had the pleasure 6 seeing her
wee grandson. who was born >
short time ago During the time.
that Mr ard Mrs Matsou resided
here the former was connected
wlln the Coast Guard Both have
= waFd Of friends n his section
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Trehern have
returned from attendance at the
eonyauen ~ Regional No / Of.
TIRE 0aow Advertisers Asso.
citation Of America which wse
held - Birmingham. Sunday
through Wednesday Hepresen-
satives from Alabama. Arkansas.
Louislaha, Mississippi and Ten.
neAee ~ere IN attendance.
Mrs Carl A Rohr snd son. Ben
uie. returned last Sunday from
Plcayune. Miss. where Nh HohrI
waA At the bedside Of her cousin.
Mw Bees Lee Nho Is IN : very
serious condition
Rev and Mrs Mark Lyle Of
Laurel visited n the home of ne
iattrs sister. Mrs. Marvin Col
fnef. over the week end
Mrs RebaTf Caslln, who Is
sndang The major part Of her
time with HI Cailln during his
say IN r~agaaIa. fetarned 81
her hgnse II Mount Olive. Mis-
bus plans = eone fzek e this
city tie iatsH nasz u tie week
Mrs. J a KneaIe ard tao
children y md EE and
LE Ds spent TAesyi
guests i tie home e Mf an4
MFK John Olsen
n ard Mn HERMAN Freeman
have - guests - sna Mu Ton
1Nn e TalluIah Il
II gaek shnew q ai
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STAFF SCI. walton y Barter
returned e Part Defining. c.
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~ , 7 Hesa 4 su
hi Al aas 8 #esk en4 gees
u - hsHH q H8 pzsHn18. n
so Mu e 1az. - LIZ
sseaa@
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carnsnder and Mrs cabe1l
Eraln peat Taesday 4 Apbsle
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News

0wsnx sp the nzw henessl
hiaee p.fky u Lsngfsa
noa@ ThurNsay afsesnssh us
ayness Cub p<esponea II.
sekalsE msstlne antil TaaFnaAs
tNo wewAs seaees Il wsH ~ n
TIE he 81 Msg - Ne. Butle
un shs1 aate8
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-24

Rev and Mrs Marx Lyle If
Laurel visited n the home Of ne
iatters sister. Mrs. Marvin Col
mer. over the week end
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-24

Mrs 7 Feet8 i expected t.
resufn hanne sn1Ay fran Entsnu
Ala &heru has nxn thx
gae1 m upistie@ dagan2 tins
m
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-24

~. end Mrs J p Lo@e. and
their guests. Mrs / Thompson
and Mrs ~ Lowe. we're vlAitoFa
70 Beslsngrafh Gardens and Nc
bile last eeek
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-24

Mr and Mrs Ellie Ovens and
dsaEhtef of MnhtTe. visited N the
hnaaes Is Mr. and Mrs Herman
Tsne4 a9T Williams street. and
MF and AFx Ffe Potter 80
Harrison aVesaae
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-24

Mrs Carl A. Hohs and son Ben-
uie. returned last Sunday from
Rleayune. Miss wheFe Mrx Rohr
va At the bedside q her cousin
AsFk Bees Lee. Nho Is n ; very
serious condition
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n cIEEIaa ssaeIa - -
I'D TzSHsE #eE4 visitors 70 =
Ie1 = Monday = - SEX
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-05
Religion Important
In All Negro Navy
Regiment

Great Laks, Religion is an
important part in the life of every
Negro recruit in training at Camp
Robert Smalls, all-Negro regiment
here at the U. S. Naval Training
Station.
Church services are held each Sun
day, affording recruits the same OPP
portunities for religious worship they
enjoyed while in civilian life.
Negro recruits worship while they
sing during Sunday evening vesper
services, held in the camp chapel.
The vespers are made up of a Navy
sing-song of old Negro spirituals-
songs the lads have known since
childhood. Musician, Second Glass,
Wayman E. Hathcock, adviser for
the musical activities at the camp is
the leader for these sing-songs.
Protestant and Catholic services
are held each Sunday morning in the
chapel, with Lieutenant j. M. Flow
ers, Protestant chaplain, and Lieu
tenant (junior grade) Frank j. Doh
man, Catholic chaplain, in charge
Negroes assist the chablains
throughout the services, lead the
hymn singing and are soloists as we'll
as choir members during each service.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-05
CRYSTAL SPRINGS JUNIOR
GOSSIP.

Girls and boys, why not give the
record to Velma Hillard, Coran and
Lucille Price. They are the most
popular girls in this town. Fred Adj
ans would enjoy going out with eth
er Velma or Lucille, also S. A. Would
enjoy going out with Corean, but the
boys from Hazlehurst won't give them
chance. There may be soon
chance for poor Fred again since
Brother Shaw is going to Chicago.
Well here we go, S. A. and Fred,
Lives of Farmers, oft remind Us,
hardest toll don't stand chance
The more you work you leave behind
you, larger patches ON your pants.
To Clarence on his last hitch, cows
may come and calves may go but
you'll be chump forevermore.
Watson, the town wouldn't hold
you after you saw Earnestine Abney
with that tall dark handsome Romeo
Sunday Ethel Boston, cheer up,
JdI1CS Will COlllC boNh W yOSst AtAeSJ ~
So Corine has Sam Jones, huh, An
ME Mae? Tighten up on your 1--WE
Pearl BARLEY or John will leave you
singing whats the matter with
love-" Geneva Boston, take it easy,
you are headed for spill. Corine
are you sure of Sam Jones? Jim
Jenkins and Watson Adams sang to
Velma Striggs, II want a big fat
mama"
Lucille somebody is casting wicked
eyes at w. E., beware. Ruth how is
your business? Willie Ruth Cook
can get anybody she wants. Earnes-
tine Abney Corine, Lucille, Velma
billiard, Ethel L. Boston and Annie
Mae you'd better seek new line of
live, that one is wearing out. Veral
Ray, Annie Mae jumped salted when
she saw you with Will t. Where
wasJames, when Ethel Boston was
looking so nice Sunday? Corine look
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-09-05
Copiah County Negro
Army In OverallS

Charles Dobbs. Negro County
Agent, is mobilizing the Negro
farmers of Copiah County for an
about war against the Axis.
On August 20 Dobbs sent out
the following letter to the Negro
farmers:
"Copiah County Army in Over
alls! Negro Division.
Attention.! Orders of the Day.
For each farmer to shoot one
round of buckshot at Hitler by
selling at least one pig on public
auction to be held without COM
mission on December 8, 1912. at
Hazlehurst, as explained in enclos-
ed circular.
Requirements:
Get good pig now. If pig
weighs 80, 60, or 90 pounds it
should weigh at least $50 pounds
by December 8 and it can be made
to weigh 200 pounds or more.
Procedure for Attack:
Keep minerals before pigs at
all times.
(a) One part salt.
(b) Two parts of ground lime
stone or lime.
(c) Two parts of ground bone
meal.
Keep pigs on pasture or green
feed at all times. Mud holes are
not needed; they breed worms and
insects.
A Good Hog Feed:
(a) 20 parts of corn.
(b) ! part tankage.
(c) / part Of cottonsedd meal
Cd Good pasture.
Bring pigs to public auction to
be held at Hazlehurst. Over
. $4,000 in prizes have been secured
for soldiers who prove themselves
most diligent in battle Pigs will
be sold on public auction and the
sellers will be paid in War Bonds
or Stamps.
Stand by for further orders.
Japs and Nazis are not expected
to carry out these orders but all
loyal Americans are. Failure to
carry out orders results in your
boy or my boy dying in battle
without being shot
All soldiers are expected to be
on hand for the big battle De-
cember 8, 1912 to be held at Fair
child's Community Auction. Be
sure and bring full equipment, at
least one pig.
Company Dismiss"