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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-18

Koncno Sc je prior odpravil
v samostan, vojscaki pa so tle-,
gil spat.
Ko je prior prisel do hise "a
goste, XII je stala ma samostHn-
skem dvoriscu, so ga naenkrat
napadi stirje mozje poernjefih
obrazov. Zamasili so mu usta in
ga magic odnesli ma vrt. Vse TO-
Sc je zgodilo tako nitro, da pri-I
jor Markvard nj mogel ziniti
besedice.
Ma vrtu so ga napadalci I'VE
zali in ga preiskali. Well SO mu.
vse, kar je incl pri sebi, potem
pa ga polozili "a neki grm in.
odsli. =: !
Ko Sc je prior Markvard "a
vedal svojega polozaja, je bill ze
sam. Lezal je zszvezanimi' ro-
kami in nogami ma zemlji in ko-
maj dihal, ker so mu bill napa-
dalci zamasili usta. Nekaj casa
pozneje je slisal daljavi peke-
tanje konjskih kopit -.
Ko Sc je zaeelo daniti, je Ma
tija zlezel il stolpa in koj "a
gnal velikanski kirk. STRATA pri
jeci Hugona Albe je lezala I'VE
zana in zamasenimi ustmi ma
tleh -, jeea pa je bila prazna.
Hugon Alba je bill usel. V sa-
mostanu je nastal vsled tega
velik hrup, XII je postal Sc vecji,
ko so nasli prijorja Markvarda
in ia je povedal, kaj Sc je Z
MIN zgodilo: zdaj je bilo Mark
vardu jasno, da je bill napaden
cato, da SO 'pocrnjeni napadalci
dobili kljue do Hugonove jece.
Seveda sc je stvar takoj spo-
rocila tudi opatu Albertusu. Ia
,je z zanicljivim usmevomin poslu-
Sal prijorja in Matijo ter druge
vojseake, potem pa dejal ravno-
dusno:
- Maj bo! &c je usel, je usel.
To pa vam povem, da Hugona
MISC oprostili tujci, nego samo-
stanski ljudje, in kdo We, &c tu-
di vi, prior Markvard, nisi bill
Z mimi domenjen.
Markvard, XII je bill nedolzen
pri celem dogodku, Sc je rotil in
je prisegal, da mu della opat
vnebovpijoco krivico, ali opat
mu nj verjel.
Malta Sc je zadovoljno vrnil
v svoj stolp, in ko Sc je Andrej
Rowan eez nekaj dni vrnil IL
Ogleja, mu je potrkal ma ramo
in mu rekel:
"a Dobro 81 jo izpeljal An
drejce, tako dobro, da boljse nj
mogoce. Noben zlodej ne sluti,
da 81 ii oprostil Hugona. Pa
yes, brez meme bi ne bill mic o.
: pravil, zakaj ko bi JAZZ ne bill
prijorja whom in S svojimi
salami zadrzeval toliko casa, da
so v samostanu vsi legll spat,
bi ne bill dobil kljuea.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-18
Dfustveni kOledar
OCTOBER

OCTOBER
"a. Oktobra, nedelja. - Prize
ditev $ programom, priredi
podruznica st. 35, JPO-SS "
Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd. - Pricetek
oh 3. uri pop. ~.
80. oktobra, sobota. - Parker
Appliance - pies v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu fla Wa
terloo Rd.
NOVEMBER
IA. novembra, nedeija. - v boj
st. So SNIP - pies v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
21. rloven1bra, nedelja. - Mia
dinski zbor S. D. D. - kon-
cert in Piles v Slovenskem de-
lavskem domu ma Waterloo
Road.
28. novembra, nedeija. - Klub
Oreski - koncert in pies v
Slovenskem delavskem domu,
ma Waterloo Rd.
DECEMBER
5. decembra, iiedeija. - Zdru-
zefli bratje, st. 26 SNPJ -
pies v Slovenskem delavskem
'domu ma Waterloo Rd..
25. idecembra, sobota. - Socia-
listiani klub st. 40 - pies
v Slovenskem delavskem do
mu ma Waterloo Rd.
81. decembra, petek. - Jadran
Silvestrov pies Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Water
loo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-18

.je pOgostUfrta vtdil seboj k vol
vodinji Viridi in knalu Sc je
'raznesla med prebivalci zatis-.
skega grHdu govorica, da je Pa
vel Glogvic zefiin opatove se-
sstre, ipri vojvodinji Viridi BIZ
'valjoce.
Bos videl, je Matija pri-.
lpovedoval Rovanu, ia diva Sc
vzameta Be letos.
Maj Sc, je ravnodusno od-
sgovoril Andrej, dasi ga je pri ii
;novici obslo neko nenavadno
c1stvo, nekaj, ikar mu je 'bilo
jasno, a je bio podobno Utbo-
ssumnosti.
Maj Sc! Maj Sc! je renta-
ell Matija. Seveda maj Sc! Sal
je meni tudi vse emo, ali vessel
hi bill, &c hi Ebila kmalu poroka.
Ali bi ga pill! Jaz bi bill stiri-
il1ajst dni pijan, pa &c hi moral
fziv v pekel. "A nikar ne in1isli,
'da hi Sc napil domacega 'viria.
sTiste Ilaske kapljice bi sc napil,
XII 10 ina vojvodinja v kleti in
XII gre tako v kri, 'da bi SIC Sc
premilostni gospod opat ma gla-
'vo postavljal, &c bi se je malo
inalezel.
In Matija Sc ie snejal ma vse
grlo, ko> 81 de predstavljal, ka-
ko bi strogi, resni in slovesni O.
pat v pijanosti poskakoval in Sc
ma glavo postavljal. Tako Sc je
smejal, da niti zapazil nj, kako
Sc je Andrej tprimaknil oknu in
z goreeimi ocmi opazoval po vr-
'tu sprehajajoco Sc dvojico Pa
via Glogvica in opatovo sestro,
plavolaso gospodicno Margare-
to. Opat Albertus je incl res
namen, tporociti svojo sestro S
Pavlom Glogvicem, a ko je to
Margaret razlozil, Sc je' ia ,od-
locno uprla.
'Glogvica ne vzamem, je
'izjavila. Ma noben nacin ga ne
vzamem. 5Saj to nj vitez, nj moz,
.nego lie elovek, XII zbira denar.
- Ljuba sestra, je dejal O.
pat, nikar ne govori tako zanic-
1.-Two o denarju. Ia denar dobis
moe, "a denar' dobis ljubezen,
'denar je vse. Pavel Glogvic DO
svoje premozzedje, ce,' 'bo tako
gospodaril kakor sedaj, Sc silno
pomnozil, tako da bodo njegovi
otroci med prvimi velikasi v de-
zeli. ze sedaj ina pet gradov
in velike kupcije. Ali te mic ne
mika, da bi imela tako veljavo
kakor jo ina grofica Celjska ali
grofica Ortenburska?
- Ne, je kratko a zopet z
vso odloenostjo odgovorila
Margareta.
- Otrocja 81 in nerazumna,
je zacel iznova opat prigovarja-
I'll svoji sestri. Pavel te 'ljubi in
.ker je MOI, XII ina svoje volje,
Erazen &c Sc gre zas denar, ga
hos v1adala, kakor hos hotela.
Verjemi meni, bogastvo je po-
goj srece. In zakaj Sc JAZZ tru-
dim? Lahko bi kot opat mirno
in v zadovoljstvu in v izobilju
zivel, &c bi mi ne bilo "a mas
starr in plemeniti rod. Friderik
nina prenaozenja. Ali maj nje-
govi sinovi, potomci nekdaj ia
ko mogocnih in bogatih Linde-
kov, postanejo sluzabniki ka-
kega grajseaka, ali maj gredo v
samostane? Mas rod, rod Lin
dekov, ne sme izumreti, nego
mora priti do move veljave. Ia
to pa de treba denarja in vse
mole delo je posveceno temu
namenu. ..
Kako pa mislis to dcseci
je radovedno vprasala Marga-
reta.
To je moja stvar! Cemu bi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-18

Ba ht imene raketn ina dovj moe seb da
ali
po
ui bazooka poda
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-18

Zatiski ,sarnostan je bill poln
gostov. z raznih strani so pri-
hajali velikasi veejim in mani
Sim spremstvom in delali v sa-
mostanu tako, kakor bi ga
sploh ne hoteli vec zapustiti. O.
pat je svojim gostom ma cast
prirejal bogata gostovanja, We
like love in viteske igre ter
sploh .izborno skrbel "a njih
zabavo. Tudi opatov brat, Fri
derik pl. Lindek, je prisel de-
setimi hlapci v samostan in de-
lal je tako, kakor zmagoslavec v
podvrzeni dezeli.
Menihov Sc je !polastila veil
ka nevolja, ne lie, ker so jih
gostje prezirali, 'nego tudi cato,
ker je svzdrzevanje opatovih
prijateljev snedlo velik del sa-
mostanskih dohodkov. V TEN
ko je opat radodarno skrbel "a
tuje .velikase, je menihe pri-
krajseval cello pri jedi in pri pi-
jaei. Koncno sta Sc sla prior
Markvard in senior Andrei pri-
ftozit k 'opatu. ''"7"1 .'~,. ;s''1.~s.
A naletela sta slabo. Opat ju
je ostel in ju koncno z bieem
pognal il sobe, obenem pa odre-
dill, da meriihi tri mesece ne do
be vec vina. 70 postopanje je
menihe do skrajnosti razkacilo.
Ko bi bill opat Najsvetejse pro-
dal,, bi mu tega ne bill tako "a
merrill, 'kakor da jim je wei vi
no. Poskusali so pac pritoziti Sc
pri 'vizitatorju v Reinu, a spo-
znali so, da to ne pojde. Opa-
tovi gostje in njihovi hlapci SO
menihe tako strogo nadzorova-
tli, da Sc nobeden nj mogel ga
niti. IL sarnostana pa brez opa-
tovega dovoljenja nj nihce srnel,
Tudi ma sentlambertskem gra
du, kjer je gospodovala vojvo-
dinja-vdova Virida, je bilo zdaj
jako zivahno, kajti opatovi go
stje so prihajali cestokrat u
grad in imeli tarnkaj svoje "a.
bave.
Posebno pozornost je posve.
cal opat mlademu Pavlu plem
Glogvicu, jako premoznemu
grajscaku, pri katerem je ma.
jel vecje posojilo.> Posebno ga
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-18
'.OPAIOV
PRAPO
SPISAL FIR. REMEC

= Dobro delo 81 storil, Ma
ltija, je rekel Andrej, in Bog ii
je povrne. Postenega moza resi-
ii IL nesrece, je zasluga pri Bo-
gu, XII ne ostane brez pla6ila,
&c ne ma tenn svetu, pa ma o.
mem. --a
Tedaj Sc je Matiji zjasnil o.
ibraz in veselo je vzkliknil:
Tedaj bonn pa tudi JAZZ 1po
oblakih hodil in alelujo pei, ne
da bi Sc ell ma svetu kaj pobolj-
sal.
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Care and Feeding of Turtles
New @. Nj. Task

Anything can happen in the
Quartermaster Corps, SO the @. NJ
troops at South Pacific post were
not unduly surprised when they
added the care and feeding of tur-
ties to their duties, the War De-
partment has been informed
With fresh meat somewhat scarce
the Quartermaster of the unit,
Lieutenant Colonel E. N. Fay of
Buffalo, New York, bought enough
live turtles from native fishermen
to provide meat for the whole
force. Feeding 200 to 3O0-pound
turtle is a man-sized job. even
when he is helpless on his back,
but they solved it by pouring wa
ter into the horny beak and mas
saying the throat. Butchering pre-
sented a problem, solved when
Major Tony D'Amore of Schenec-
tady, New York, rounded up ex-
perienced natives and put them
on the payroll to do the job. Froz-
EN- two days after butchering, the
meat from the big shellbacks was
heartily enjoyed by the men as
welcome change in the C. L
menu.
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riers, Alaskan Malamutes, Belgian
Sheepdogs, Bouviers des Flanders
Boxers, Briards, Bull Mastiffs
Chesapeake Bay Reviewers, Col
lies, Curly Coated Retrievers, Dali
matians, Doberman Pinschers, Es-
kimos, Flat Coated Retrievers, Ger
man Shepherd Dogs, German
Shorthaired Pointers, Giant Schn-
auzors, Irish Water Spaniels, Lab
rador Retrievers, Norwegian Elk
hounds, Rottweilers, Samoyedes
Siberian Huskies, Standard Pood-
les, Wirehaired Pointing Griffons
and cross-bred dogs of any of these
breeds.
Certain characteristics must be
evident in all dogs selected for mil
itary service. They must have
good bone, well-proportioned bod
les, strong backs, deep chests, and
strong, muscular feet with hard,
well-cushioned pads. Jaws must
be strong, teeth must be level; and
the nose large, with well-opened
nostrils; the forefeet should not
turn markedly inward or outward;
and cowhocks are undesirable.
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Army Will Award Certificates To
Dogs Judged Fit For War Duty

Dogs entered in leading dog
shows of the country, and judged
suitable for war duty, will be pre-
scented with special certificates by
the Quartermaster Corps, the War
Department announced today.
The awards are being made in
order to demonstrate the type of
dogs being accepted through Dogs
for Defense, Inc, for training by
the Quartermaster Corps for Army
service.
Entrants in the sows will be
judged on their fitness for War
Dog duty, but need not be given
this purpose merely because they
are found to be suitable. They
will not compete against each other
for awards, but every suitable dog
will receive certificate. Animals
will be judged by qualified experts
Consideration is limited to the
following breeds: Airedale Ter
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Army Addenda

A course in individual cooking
will be given to the students at the
Bakers and Cooks Schools of the
Quartermaster Corps, Army Service
Forces. The graduates then will
pass along the tricks of their trade
to the soldiers in posts, camps and
stations when they return to their
outfits.
The soldier is taught that, in a
pinch, an empty &c" ration can
may be made to serve as stove,
after slight adjustment. The fuel
supply is a small quantity of gaso-
line taken from a tank, truck or
ieep when the situation warrants
it. Parts of the mess kits, as well
as cans, may be used as cooking
utensils.
The bouillon cubes and meat in
the rations can be made into soup;
the butter in the ration can be
used to brown the canned ham
and eggs; and the chocolate bar
can be converted into hot choc-
olate drink.
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young women's interest in enlist
ment as student nurses. The Boil
ton Act, signed by President Roose-
welt June is, will provide student
nurses with distinctive uniform
and insignia.
Certificate For Strengthening
A livestock owner who buys Gus
tom slaughtering must, after july
l. sign a certificate giving his adj
dress, the slaughter permit mum
Der, the kind and number of live
stock killed and the total dressed
and live weight This certificate
must also be signed by the custom
slaughterer.
Christmas Packages for Soldiers
Christmas packages may be mail
ed to American soldiers overseas
without a request from the soldier
from September Is to October IS
the War Department has announc-
ed. The packages must be no more
than five pounds in weight. and
they should be marked Christmas
gift parcel"
Clothing Prices Stabilized
Women's, girls and children's
fall dresses, suits, coats blouses and
similar apparel will cost approx
lmately the same as last year, as a
result of revised maximum price
regulation for manufacturers, is
sued recently by the OPA.
Fall Victory Gardens
| Victory gardeners who got late
start can still plant tomatoes, beans.
/ squash, sweet corn, and swiss chard.
Although 20 million gardens already
have been planted, recent poll
indicates that 2 million more gar
deners still expect to plant.
Civilian Meat Quotas
More pork, lamb, and mutton.
and less beef, will be available for
civilian consumption during the
next three months, the War Food
Administration has announced.
| Military Scholarships For Boys
| Approximately $4,000 high schoo
boys between II and Is years o
age will be enrolled in an arm,
specialized training program an,
sent to school at selected college
and universities The reserve pro
gram will be limited to those vol
unteers who received qualifying
scores on the pre-induction test ad
ministered last April 2, and to thos
who qualify in similar tests to b
given in the future. The next ties
is scheduled for early November
Older Workers Employed
More than third of all person
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erly armed.
Ethiopia is also helping the
United Nations in the effort to pro-
vide more food for the fighting
forces. During the last year or
so, we have been exporting all
kinds of cereals, coffee, and other
foodstuff for the Middle East Army
in North Africa. Our potential
productive capacity is much larger
and more help will be forthcom-
ing when we get Lend-Lease aid
Mr.. Deressa is a graduate of the
school of Economics of London
University. He served for time in
the Peoples Army which attempted
to urn back the italian invasion
in 1886. He was captured and
spent some time in an italian con-
centration camp.
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JANITOR ROLE is NO
NOVELTY TO BENDIX

HOLLYWOOD. = Playing h e
plum character role of Janoshik.
the mems room attendant (and Sc
cret leader of the Czech under
ground movement) in Paramount's
Hostages" is no new experience
for the Brooklyn Bumpstead, Bill
Bendix.
AS boy, Bendix lived just a
block from the Polo Grounds. AT
ter hanging around day after day
he finally became bat boy for the
Giants and then graduated to lock-
er room attendant For a year he
cleaned out the showers and pick
ed up dirty uniforms, after which
Manager 'Muggsy" McGraw agreed
to give him chance with the
team in spring training. But his
mother refused to let him quit
school to go South with the team
So eventually Bendix became an
actor instead of a ball player.
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employed in May were AS years OF
age or older, said Paul v. McNutt
Chairman of the War Manpower
Commission, and added that the
steady rise in employment among
older workers indicates that en-
ployers are learning to value the
experience and "steadiness" OF
more mature workers.
Emergency Tires Now For Sale
Unrepaired tires, branded with
an 20" on the Sidewalk may be
sold to holders of grade III ration
ing certificates now. Previously
sale of tires needing repairs was
forbidden.
More Farm Goods Set Aside
Batteries for flashlights, radios,
telephones, fence controls and for
ignition, stockmen's knives. and
galvanized pail and tubs have been
allocated for farm use by recent
WPB directives.
To Get Teachers
A growing shortage of teachers
in rural schools has caused the
women's advisory committee of the
War Manpower Commission to ad.
vance a 6-point program for wo-
mems groups seeking to campaign
against restrictive hiring rules, in
fluence school boards to raise teach
ers salaries and emphasize educa.
ton as an essential activity.
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TOWN AND FARM
IN WAR TIME
Strikes Cut Coal Supply

Because of strikes, only $4,000
tons of bituminous coal were added
to the nations stockpiles in May
according to Solid Fuels Admins
traitor Ickes. Administrator Ickes
said that we should have increased
stockpiles by more than 100000
tons during May, but we were still
losing ground in June.
Support Potato Prices
With large supplies of new pota-
toes coming to market, the War
Food Administration has assured
producers that it intends to provide
full. support to the potato market
by government purchases.
Nurse Corps Organized
Newest of the women's uniform
ed groups is the United States Ca
Diet Nurse Corps, set up to revive
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Army Depots in New York and
Oakland for Salvaging Cloth
ing and Equipment

ing and Equipment
Army depots are being establish
ed at New York City and Oak
land. California, to repair clothing,
Individual equipment, hand tools
and other items returned from ov-
erseas. the War Department an
nounced today These installations
of the Quartermaster Corps will
put the materials in serviceable
shape for resistance as needed.
The New York installation, a
subdivision of the Jersey City, New
Jersey, Quartermaster Depot, will
occupy six floors of the Chrysler
Service Building at 65th Street and
Amsterdam Avenue, New York
When operating at capacity, it is
expected to have approximately
800 men and women civilian en-
ployees.
The repair depot at Oakland, a
sub-depot of the California Quar-
termaster Depot in that city, has
acquired quarters in the former
Chevrolet Building. 1t will occu-
Ply approximately The same amount
of space as the New York depot
and the peak employment will APP
proximate that of the New York
installation.
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| Ration
| Reminder

Coffee-Stamp No. 81 q pound)
is good through July 81.
Meat, etc.-Red stamps P and @
good through July 81. Red stamp
r becomes valid July IL and ex-
pires July 81.
Processed foods-Blue samps K,
L, NJ, expire July 7. Blue stamps
N, P, and @ valid from July to
August 7, inclusive.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-10
DEVINE 4-H CLUB
HOLDS MEETING

Devine All Negro Club met last
week with the president, Sidney
Collier, presiding. The meeting was
opened with the club song, and the
pledge which was repeated in uni
son. Ada Adams. home agent, gave
demonstration on canning and
gave the group instructions on the
short course.
Minnie Anderson, vice-president,
Henry Griffith, leader and advis-
ers, and Arlee Bragg, secretary,
were present.
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Crystal Springs
News

Mrs. Ursula Blunt was very glad
TO have had Mrs Louise Broye of
ooUl Langley Avenue. Chicago. III.
visit her. Mrs. Broye also visited
her aunt and sister of this town.
Mr.. Evans Blunt is now home af-
Ter having spent some time in De-
1rolt' Michigan, on a defense job.
Mrs. Polly Lee Punches. wife of
Mr. Luther Punches fthis city
has gone to join her sister and sis
ter-in-law, Miss Josephine Hodges
and Mrs. Maggie Mae Pink in BIZ
loXL Her many friends wish for
her an enjoyable visit
Miss Ruthshell Smith has been
very i'll since last Thursday. But
at this writing she is doing nicely.
Mr.. Willie Lynch is here from
Biloxi visiting his wife, Mrs. Annie
Lynch. Mr. and Mrs. Lynch were
the dinner guests Thursday of Mr..
Lynch's mother, Mrs. Georgia john
son of Hazlehurst.
Mrs Grace Price has returned
after a delightful visit with her
husband, Sgt. G.. c. Price, who did
everything possible to make her
visit an enjoyable one. Sgt. Price
is stationed at Camp Stewart, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Rayford Ford of
New Orleans were weekend guests
in the home of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Newell and Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Jackson. The cou-
PIE returned to their home Wednes-
day, July 7.
Mr.. Charlie Jones of Chicago is
a welcome guest in the home of his
sister, Miss Carrie Jones. Mr.. Jones
is well known and his many friends
are happy to greet him.
Mrs. M. L. Thomas home burned
Sunday night and everything she
had was demolished. Her many
friends join in sympathizing with
her.
The Clay sisters quartet sang at
Pine Grove Baptist Church Monday
night July 5th. The program was
sponsored by Mrs. Ethel Hooks,
and was greatly enjoyed by all.
If you care to get i ntouch with
the Clay sisters quartet just write
to Mr.. J. D. Davis, Beauregard,
Miss. P o. Box "a.
On the 1st Sunday in July at 3:
P NJ, Rev. c. G. Davis preached
the Anniversary Sermon, using for
his text the 32nd chapter of Deut..
CAS- An Eagle Stirth Her Nest"
On that night, Rev. McGoun de-
livered a wonderful sermon. On
Monday night, July 5, the Pastor
ial Rally closed with the total
amount raised being $43.10 Rev
L. E. McGoun, Pastor, Lille Lee,
Church reorter
We highly appreciate the $3.50
that Rev. Sells of the White Meth
odist church donated to Pine Grove
Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Davis and Mrs
Hamp Young motored to Jackson
Saturday on business.
Mr. and Mrs Bill Davis were
here at home several days and
they did enjoy the 4th of July very
much Mrs Katherine Davis is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hamp
Young. They have now returned
to Biloxi where they are both en-
ployed on defense Jobs
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-10
Army Laundrymen Helped Clean
Up At Guadalcanal


A laundry unit of the Quarter
master Corps of the Army's first
contingent on Guadalcanal, the War
Department disclosed today. Land
ing in the face of heavy enemy
bombardment, they suffered sew
eral casualties. Before they set
tied down to their routine jobs,
they occupied and help hold de-
fensive positions, along with the
Infantry.
Where the labor is available,
Quartermaster Corps laundries are
operated by civilian personnel, but
in fighting areas they are neces-
sarily soldiers, specially trained,
who are often called on to do their
share of the cleaning up in more
than one respect.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-10

Bomb Tokyo with your extra
changer Buy War Stamps and
Bonds. $1.00 in War Stamps from
every American will build another
"Shangri-la."
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-10

All new heating and cooking
stoves designed to burn coal, wood,
oil or gas for domestic use will be
rationed in mid-August, the OPA
has announced.