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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-02
CaregesSneSS May
Delay Benefits

If your trade requires you to
work for more than one en-
ployer each year, you should
keep a record of the name and
address Of each employer and
heamount of wages received.
If you don't keep such a record
and are careless with your So,
cial Security Account Number
Card, your wife may have trou-
bic in obtaining the monthly
Federal Old-Age and Survivors
for herself and children in case
you die.
Carlessness may cost your fam
lily money when they most need
it if you die, regardless of age,
1t may also delay you getting
monthly benefits VIII en- you
reach age 65 and retire, and your
wife, too, when she becomes IS.
This is important for workers
to remember in such trades as
carpenters, bricklayers, electri-
clans, plasterers, plumbers, mu-
sicians and others Wro work for
several employers in the course
of a year.
Write to Social Security Board
Field Office at 124 South Far
ish Street, Jackson, Mississippi
for further information on Old
Age and Survivors Insurance.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-02
JMB Association
In 18th Annual
Session, Sept. 80

The 18th annual session of the
4 NJ B. Association will convene
with the st. Peter Baptist Church,
jackson. Mississippi, September 80,
hru October 3, Rev. G. L. Bur
.ett, Pastor.
The first days meeting will
pen at 1920 a. m, with the Mod
erator presiding. After the read
sng and adopting of the program
And the appointing Of committees,
he topic will be given by Rev. L.
H. Newsome.
The Introductory Sermon will be
delivered by Rev. R. E. Willis, Rev.
r. B. Statson, alternate During
lhe Inspirational Period, Rev. E.
N. Wallace will discuss 1.-The
Church as Salt in World of
Chaos"
Il Features of the evening session
sVin be devotion by officers Of St.
Peter Church, Welcome Program,
8St. Peter Church, Doctrinal Ser
mon, Rev. C. A. Russell, Alternate,
Rev. A. Bridges.
On the End day the meeting will
be called to order by the Moder-
'ator at 1000 am. During the
morning the time will be devoted
TO Departmental Period The af-
ternoon sermon on Education will
'be delivered by Rev L. c. Wilcher,
Rev. D. D. Smith, ST.. In
SEPARATION period, Rev. c.. A. Riley.
The evenings devotion will be in
charge of Whites Chapel Deacons
and the Women's Sermon will be
delivered by Rev. C. P. Simmons,
alternate, Rev. R. L. Smith.
On the third day, the devotion
will be led by Bros. H. Wolfe, Ben
Jefferson. w. T. Thornton. The
Bible Period will be in charge of
Rev c. A. Greer. Temperance
Sermon, Rev. r. w. c. Smith, alter
bate, Rev Walter Blunt.
Inspiration Period: Address, ''The
Church, a light in a world of
Chaos" Rev. H. P. Jackson.
The Layman's Hour will be in
charge of Mr.. c. E. Oats.
The nights devotion will be in
charge of Bros. Sam Holloway,
as Kirksey, Willis William. Me-
|norial sermon will be delivered
Ply Rec. r. Peterson.
On Sunday morning the Sunday
school will be in charge of the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-02
FASHION DOS AND DON'T
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

Don't wear two pair Of socks.
Don't wear colors that do not
harmonic with your complexion.
Don't wear striped blouses with
checked or figured skirts.
Don't make a Sloppy Joe sweater
put of a plain sweater.
Do wear plain blouses with plaid
pr figured skirts.
Boys do shine your shoes and
wear your ties.
Boys do leave your 1--WE traiIers
bit home.
If you are going to wear sport
8hirts please wear ties.
Girls do wear your blouses inside
your skirt.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-02


superintendent. The Missionary
sermon will be delivered by Rev.
J. H. Taylor. alternate, Rev. R. G.
Bolden.
Officers of the association are:
Rev j. II. Taylor, Moderator; Rev.
d. d. Smith, Sir, Vice Moderator:
Rev D. D. Smith, Jr.. Rec. Secre-
tary; Rev. R. E. Willis, Cor. Secre-
tary; Rev E. w. Wallace, Treas
urer
Board members are: Rev. H. P.
Jackson Mr., J. S. Blackman and
Rev. A. Bridges.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-02
SPORTS

The 9th Grade girls of Cameron
Street School have a ball team
and it is divided into two sides,
one, THE Greyhounds' and the
pther the "Bellcats." Their first
game was played Saturday, Sep
Eember IS.
The game was thrilling, interest
ing, comical and full of enthusiasm
and one of the players on the
Greyhound team was batting so
bard she broke the bat.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-02
REAL MEDAL USED

When Gary Cooper, playing DR..
Wassell in c. B. DeMille's "The
Story Of Dr.. Wassell," received the
Navy Cross in a scene, the one PIN
ned on his uniform was the actual
one given to the real DR.. Wassell.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-02

been received by Mr.. and Mrs. Me
redith Lewis of COL Warren Street,
that their son, Cpl Napoleon B.
Lewis has been promoted to the
grade of sergeant at the Tuskegee
Army Air Field. Sgt. Lewis at
tended Southern University from
1879. He was an interior dec
orator prior to enlisting in the SER
vice.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-02

Heart for wounds received as a re-
suit of enemy action, during
bombing raid at New Guinea, May
IA, 1913. He is the son Of Mrs.
Ruby White, Route /, Box II, State
Line, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-02

That American could take and hold
this vitality important island is to
great extent, due to the ability
OF these bombers and the men who
fly them"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-02

KOSCIUSKO Mrs. Leila Jen-
nings has returned home after Wis
iting her son, Roscoe and wife at
Camp Lee, Virginia.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-02

STATE LIN f. Pvt Woodrow
White, Engineers. United States
Army was among the soldiers to
receive the award of the Purple
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-02

Your only sure-shot investment
is to buy War Bondsl :. You can't
lose.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-02

Help forge the bonds of Victory
by buying more War Bonds
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-02

HOLLY SPRINGS The Rust
College Singers, under the direc-
ton Of Miss n Doxey, are now on
their northern tour. They will
sing in Michigan, Illinois, Wiscon-
sin, Minneapolis and other states.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-02
EAGLE EYE.

published and Edited by Students
q Cameron Street Junior High
school, Canton, Mississippi.
STAFF
Ialtor-in-Chief Walter Smith
associate Editor Jeff Ann Land
General News Editor -----
Catherine Jones
ashions Editor Annie P. Gordon
Sports Editor Tanner Drew
Business Manager -----------
Katie Mae Currie
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-02

PICKENS The funeral of w.
S. Thomas was held Sunday at
Lees Chapel. He was formerly of
Holmes county and was killed by
a switch engine recently. Revs.
j. B. Walden and E. E. Corner of
ficiated, He is mourned by wild
ow, five children, three grandchil-
dren, and a host Of relatives and
friends.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-02

RULEVILLE Bishop c. P.
Jones of Los Angeles, California,
Senior Bishop of the Holiness
Movement, stopped over here en-
route to his home.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-02

Whip the pants off the panzers
by buying several $500 War Bonds!
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-02

McCOMB Word has recently
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-02
GENERAL NEWS

Katie Mae Currie
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-17

Some New Zealand farm hands now get a vacation every year and bonuses
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-17
SHOE PRODUCTION
 SHOWS DECREASE

Boston, Dec. 17.-UP)-A g pei cent decrease in shoe production in Massachusetts, Maine and New Hampshire for October as compared with October 1922 was reported to day by the New England Shoe & Leather Association.
 The report disclosed that New England shoe states produced 12,- O91 ,890 pairs during October, anc period January to October, de l26, ,733, ,799 pairs for the 1O-montl crease of II per cent from the cor responding period a year ago, Mass achusetts' shoe output was pel cent less during this period, Nev Hampshire IA per cent less, ant Maine 13 per cent less.
 New York led all shoe states ir October production with a total oi 7,343,138 pairs, followed by Massa- chusetts with 7,033273 pairs.
The sub., 1943-12-23
Amend Union, By-La,us

on the first shift as on the second shift. For this reason many be- lieve that the second shift was a little too greedy in seeking four posts and should have had three only. However. the second shifters have most of the Union spirit and are always in the ma jority at the meetings.
 Their control of the meetings is due to both enthusiasm and spirit and also to the fact that the meet ings are held at 8 o'clock and they come right out Of work at their supper recess and go into the meetings and are reimbursed by the Union for their lost time.
 Many argue that if meetings were alternated so that every oth- CT month a meeting was held at F noon the first shift representa- tives would turn out in full force especially since they would be re- imbursed by the Union for lost time.
The sub., 1943-12-23

The Union Bylaws were amend ed at the December General Com mittee meeting } include the new amendment which was printed in the last two editions of the SUB. The change makes is mandatory that four members of the Exectl- tive Committee come from the sec Ond shift. At the present time there will be one hOldOver from the second shift, Clifford Trask. Hence unless one of the officers comes from the second shift all three new executive committee members must be second ShlfterS even if first shifters get more voters. There is only one second shift candidate, John l.. Older shaw for Vice President. This means that at least two if not all three of the executive committse vacancies will come from the sec ond shift.
 There are estimated to be at least four times as many workers
The sub., 1943-12-23

gret to say that observation would indicate that such inept timing and lack of consideration Is not excep- tional in the Boat Company.
 Tn closing we might remind the gentle reader that Union primaries should be at their peak of excite rnent about the time this reaches you. By casting your ballot for the straight Prosperity Ticket, we sim cerely believe you will be doing the most constructive thing you can do to correct a number of things that have been needing cor rection for a long, long time.
The sub., 1943-12-23
MACHINE SHOP OFFICE
By Ogden Driggs

We'll, is the MSO proud Sunday last at the christen- ing of the Barbero something special happened Helen DeWoe graced the occasion by special invitation and re- ceived special award from the General Manager in apre citation of suggestion Helen made institute considerable economies in the running of the office All of which goes to prove that Helen has ability well asOther things!
The sub., 1943-12-23

experience as we'll as expensive. huh, Red?
 We are all very proud of Guido Bartolucci for being publicly pre- scented with a cash award for Keep ing Elm Sliding. Orchids, Bart"
 Have you seen Charlie Gaganis' picture. when he was baby? What do you think. girls?
 Thanks a lot, Irving McRitchie and Jane Bosworth, for those swell pieces of venison. Mac" knows where to get 'ern. How about 1t, Mac? Red" Lasch please note.
 We miss Helen Tucker, our charming chaser. Don't you agree, boys? Hurry back, Helen; we all miss you.
 Violet O'Reilly'S husband finally got home and is she happy! It is the first time she has seen him in over a year He is in the Navy and has seen most of his duty in the Pacific. Lots of luck, Vi"
 Who took Vincent Silvestri's sandwiches the other day? He cer- tainly brings nice ones, so I hear. You shouldn't leave them out where they are tempting, Win cent"
 Congratulations. Charlie, the welder. on the membership drive you started for the Lonely Hearts Club. I am told that through your efforts 100 per cent have enrolled. Nice work, Charlie.
 Remember, ''IF YOU DON'T WRITE, YOU'RE WRONG"
The sub., 1943-12-23

Harry Lasch and Julian Ross were very much pleased to be transferred back to the first shift. If you want to hear something un- usual ask Red" 1asch about his recent expedition after "deer"??? and I do mean Deer" Quite an
The sub., 1943-12-23
The War in Washington

A businessman visiting Washing ton met a young lady and took her to dinner and a night club. Late in the evening he put his arm around her and whispered in her ear.
 "No" she screamed. Positively no" and slapped his face. He faint ed.
 When he revived, she asked. ''Was that slap really such a hard one?"
 Not at all," replied the busi- nessman. T tainted because. after all these months, that's the first definite answer I've received in Washington"
The sub., 1943-12-23

GO AIONC LLlctC AAOACn Ac+S AOAAAO
 In fact, is the MSO conceited! At this same launching was none other than our James St. Germain, also by special invitation. to re- ceive an award and congratulations with palms We always said Jim had a future, in fact he is really gubernatorial timber.
 We are remiSs In not having eK- pressed before the hearty welcome of the Shop Office to its latest ar rivals, Mrs. Martha Eggleston and Mary Stuart With due regard we greet them and wish them every success. We can report, too, that the MSO standard is being well maintained.
 Arlene Hiding has been absent for some time in the interests of health, and 'tis hoped that by the time eleven thousand copies of this sheet have rolled off the press, Arlene will be back with us with all her usual vim and wigore
 Many of the membership have been absent at one time or another the past few weeks. due to the us- uaI complaint so prevalent here abOuts. And those who have car ried on here have had moments when the temperature was not temperate. The west wind can ease right In under the windows when it has a mind tO-which it had for a couple of days-and the radiators resigned themselves to just keeping from freezing. Storm windows would undoubtedly stim- Glate production in the MSO. and the time now spent sitting on radiators would undoubtedly pay for several layers of storm win dOwS.
 This column is officially barred from receiving awards for sugges- lions, so we feel free to make un- solicited suggestions without fear of consequences! We have noticed the cOmmendaibie request on the bulletin boards that electricity be conserved by turning off lights and machines that aren't being used. We will skip over that fact that all machines should be used and go straight to the recommendation that windows be washed with a view to letting in the sunlight for which there is no charge, and the rays of which have invariably proved to be stimulating to the spirits and warming to the morale.
 And speaking of morale. a little more work for the Shop would cheer the men and women at the machines even if it had to be brought back at the expense of outside concerns that have been lately getting the lions share. It is to be hoped that work is being farmed out with a view to produc- ing here more intensiveiy on cer- tain itemS-and not because the work can be done better elsewhere. The war effort cannot accept the theory that men cannot be found to run the machines and that work cannot be found to occupy the men, What is the answer?
 Heat has been turned off in parts of the Shop to install nice new heating equipment-nDw that win ter is well under ways The leisure 1y manner in which this job is being done is reminiscent of the good old days of the P.W.A. We re-
The sub., 1943-12-23

Congratulations are in order for Jeanette Rainey, recently married and now living in New Orleans, Louisiana. Also SarkiS Najarian, whose newly furnished home is at West Hartford. Conn.
The sub., 1943-12-23

After a hundred years Dickens Christmas Carol is still a best sel- Ter.
The sub., 1943-12-23

Ask "Ricci" Uguccioni how the Giants football team is? After their game with Washington Redskins especially. Not bad. huh. 'eRicci''?
The sub., 1943-12-23

Remember, "IF YOU DON'T WRITE, YOU'RE WRONG"
The sub., 1943-12-23

Benjamin Phillips is SO glad we have half-hour lunch period be- cause it takes him exactly thirty minutes to eat his lunch. He cer- tainly must have good cook at home. How about it, Ben?
The sub., 1943-12-23
"V" Tin Shop By Frank AIIaire

Welcome back, John Sprague, our foreman, and William K. Lev ering, assistant foreman, after your current siege of war infauen- ga. Also to the employees who were out sick.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-27
KAKO SPOZNAS, DA SO JAJ-
CA tSVEZA

v veliko skledo das vodo in
V vodi raztopis pest soil. v to
vcdo polagas jajea. Ce Sc .jajca
potope, SO dobra in sveza, &c pa
plavajo po vodi, so stara in
slaba.
Sicer morda ia po vodi playa
ioca iaica Sc MISC VISA pokvarje-
na, vendar pa jih vlagati "a
shranjenje ne sraes.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-27
Benesov ''rnojstrskl nacrt'': vojaska
zveza Cesk0sIovaske Rusijo

Enkrat te dni bono cita, da e predsednik cesko-
slovaSke zamene Wade Edward Benes dospel Moskvo
in podpsal Sovjetsko unijo 2Oleno vojasko pogodbo
Ia pogodba e bila prpravljena re pred mesec ampak
je stvar zaveka, ker e bila Anglia nasprotna prl
cemur Sc ie opaIa nekaksen nepisan sporazum Ru
sijo da naj bi podpsovao paktov drzavam, ka-
telh Wade nahajajo zgnanstvu Poet Sc je Benes
tel zvezi n1ud AmeIki in e ocividno govoril tel
pogodbi pIedsednikOm Rooseveltom. BeneS in njegov
kabinet Sc sicer Sc nj vnl Pragu, ampak ozirom ma
ncpicakovano ugoden lid moskovske konference med
zynaniin ministr velike trojice kaze da je Anglia
umaknila svoi ucOV0r. bods prostovolmo ali pa
mig il Moskve in pogodba DO torej podpisana.
Kar Sc Cehov tice je bila monakovska kupcija XII o
je angIorancoska reakcija napraVila nemskm fasz-
NOM ma njhoy raCUna takO tlpka soia da je ne bodo
nkdar pozabili liza prve svetovne vojne je mea
Paga sicer vedno pr2eIjske odnosaje Rusijo vendar
e svO0 VarnOst pedVsem naslanJala ma Velkl "a
p2dn demokracii," FIancijo in Angjo, XII sta Cesko
slovask republk, vzaiemno Z Ameriko, kunnoVai prl
rojstv bodocnosti pa DO dugace, cesar Benes in ME
gol t0vaiSi pli ubezni Vad navZIic emu da sedez
te Wade nahaja Londonu skuajo nit skrivat niti
OpraVCeVati.
S TEN nj eceno, da bo ceSkoslovaska repubika po
voni upejala sove XII ssen wade ali da bo obrnia hr
bet zapadnm demotl acijam Nikakor Toda kot trd
reais, Cehi DiSl do zaklucka, da e njhova bodot
most OBJ *Ian u;3tske uno in bratskega ruskega
da AEo :om9 ugaja, imajo zanj pripravljen kla
tex in jedInat odgovor EN- Monakovo je dovc!j."
ZeIc intelesanten komentar tenn razvoju te
dni opaziIi 'Neue VoksZeitung zakor Sc zove ted
mix nemsiih :ocianih demolatov in edno odprto prot
nacijski list med aneliSlimi Ne1nc Xxi pa pref kot
priiazen Soycts uniii in ljuden XII so ma vadi Mos
Xvi Pogodbo med Ce5kozloyaSko in Rrsijo naziva ia
list "BeneSov no&trsk nac1t XII pomeni, da e Stain
"a vse praktCro syrh2 "ze Pragi, kar dale pomen
da posej bo Russia imela odoCilno' besedo
srednj Evropi in tud ne Samo jUzni in vzhodni Evro
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-27
Prijatelji in sovrazniki
Zedinjenih narodov med
evropskim Sasopisjem
(Nadaljevanje S /. straniJ

Oba omenjena svedska hsta
tiskata vesti iz zasedene Evro-
pc. Nasi tukajsnji ameriski IL
sti dobe ia porocila v roke -
jasno je, da je najveeje vazno-
sti "a urednike, da znajo prece-
niti vrednost obeh listov in po-
znajo njih tendenco.
V sredi med obema listoma,
katera smo imenovali, je ostalo
svedsko casopisje, XII je poveci-
nj mnogo bolj zanesljivo, kot ci-
sto nacisticni list Dagsposten.
Jako pogosto Sc pripeti, da ma
cisti v te liste vnesejo svoja
"jajca'', zelec tako razsiriti svo-
10 propaganda V casopisju ze-
dinjenih narodov. Velik del tega
6asopisia je V zadnjem casu po-
stal prijazen zavezniski stvari,
a je bill pref mnogo bolj blizu
Nemcev - pred Stalingradom
in zavezniskim izkrcanjem V
Severni Afriki.
journal de Geneva" je konser-
vatiVen
V vrste teh casopisov je tre-
la v5teti med druginai tudi sVi-
carski list Journal de Geneva,
ki izhaja V zenevA Politicno je
TO konzervativen list, XII pray
rad zapoje pesem O groznji boil
Sevizma. Ina tudi jake tesne
zveze z gotov vim i nemsko-
francoskirni kankarskimi krogi
in .je bill pref naraVnost naVdu-
seno pro-visijsk..
To navdusenje Sc je poleglo
V zadnjem casu, toda Journal
de Geneye ina kljub tenlu Sc
vedno splivne zVeze V Franciji
in utegne vcasih kar iznenada
p1jnesti vesti, katerih cilj je, po-
praviti situacijo marsala Petal
ma. Sijajen prim "a to je
zgodba, ki je sla pred nekaj
dnevi skozi vse casopisje, da je
bill preprecen in zadusen Petal
nov nagovor, katerem je ma
meraval obljubiti narodu povra-
TEX demokraeije. Journal de Ge-
neve je to stvar izpeljal jake
strokovnjasko in pre- d sta vii
marsala Philipa Petaina tako
ugodno kot lie mogoce.
| Drugi listi te vrste so n. pr: :
Stockholm Nya Daghligt Allc-
handa, katenega posestnA je bill
pref Axel Wenner-Gren, baje
dober prijatelj .Goeringa. Mno-
go ljudi misli, da ina Wenner-
Gren Sc vedno nekaj vpliVa v
ulrednistvu tega ista.
| Gazette de Lausanne, svicar-
ski list, ki ie bill pref zelo ma
klonjen rezimu v Vichyjt,, kot
vecina svicarskih listoy v fran
Iicoskenn jeziku.
koristi, drugo pa "a ostali svet.
l.Zakaj .dokler bo tako, bo kriyi-
ca ma svetu in dokler bo lSrivi-
cd h1d0 tI1di wa 10 lxa4sS = 80 4