davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-01-15

Hobbies can be just pastimes or
they can be real part Of a childs
education. For we have gone be-
yond the old idea that education
begins when the school bell rings
in the morning and ends, for the
day, when it rings again in the aft
ernoon. Hobbies during playtime
can be instructive and fun at the
same time. Take photography, for
instance. Now that film is scarce,
child can learn from the begin
ming that there is. just as much
pleasure in seeking out good sub
jects as in the actual picture
shooting.
One good idea might be to imi-
tate the example set by the recent
Road to Victory" exhibition at the
Museum of Modern Art in New York
city. The photographers represent
ed in this splendid show aimed at
picturing the part that average
million 'you's" and me s"-are
playing in our gigantic war effort.
The young camera fan can, on a
much smaller scale, snap a col
lection of similar subjects which
would have more local interest than
the work of these professionals.
What's more, he would be learning
about democracy-in-action.
Let's call this project THE Home
Town at War" We don't want our
youngsters getting into trouble by
breaking regulations, so perhaps it
would be best to choose non-military
subjects. There are plenty of these:
Air Raid Wardens on duty, farmers
tilling the soil for extra large vic
tory crops, men and women with
lunch-pails streaming to work in the
defense factory, community nurs-
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-01-15
So Y3 S:Y3 g s3 80 ; y:zS2n y:YS.,. & e

Zach week this space viii be presented picture
and word portrait OF someone whose name IS news
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-01-15
Assists Governor
w. 0. w. Installation

c. G. Weinhold, financial secre-
tary of Coolidge Woodmen of the
World lodge, assisted Governor
Sidney p. Osborn to install 1943
officers at public installation cere-
monies of Camp 5. Woodmen of
the World at their hall in Phoe-
nix, Thursday night Amos Belts,
corporation commissioner, was in
stalling escort.
Following the ceremonies there
was a dance. Music was furnish
ed by Ross Nickerson's orchestra.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-01-15

Q Rev. Leslie Ross of the Meth
odist church viii attend the An
rual District Retreat for the min
isters OF the Arizona District of
the Methodist Church at the Boy
Scout Pueblo near Phoenix. Mon
day evening through Thursday
morning next week. Mrs. Ross
and sons Lee and Michel, will Wis
1t with Mrs. Charles Kendall of
Phoenix at the same time.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-01-15

O Mrs. f. B. Walker celebrated
her S6t1 birthday Monday Friends
dropped in to see her throughout
the day. The occasion was mark
cd by a large birthday cake, made
eccording to her favorite recipe.
Mrs Walker is Mrs. A. A. Kings
mother.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20

motive? Mi moramo vedet zaka oni postavlajo ospre
die nekega Mihajovea, ko morajo hrib in doline pr
znati Tita kot cloveka XII je vod ladjo ko je besn vi
har In mi moramo videti, da ako jim dovoli, da po
stavo Jugosovanom rezm, XII ne odgovarja wolff naro
da, da odpirajo duri notranjemu nemiru
resnici, g. Adamic, mas nekaj casa dobro yrtii
Mas tisk jim je razglasa zgodbe Mihajlovcu Cello Ho
lywood Sc je odzval mpresvnim fiaoi, XII je naz
val "cetnks" Medtem vlada izgnanstyu pozablja emo
zelo vazno stva da bodocnost naroda kue sto
lu kakega zastopnika tiska ampak ognju razpamele
borbe hribh Jugosavije da bo narod nasel resenje
svojm probemom svojih lastnih srcih in oddalje
nj kontrol XII vrs po telefonu JAZZ zem, da>Vam OBJ
zakljucku zrazim skreno priznanje ker ste drzal
orozja - neumornem pripovedovanju resnce in ne
upogljivo borli klub vsem, kar je prvono zgedao
kot ogromen protidokaz vi ste vodili odcno borbo,
stotako unasko kakor partizan kaerih kr je postaa
del zemlje katero vi in oni ljubijo. J.,
Udani Vas
NORMAN JAY
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20

Jugoslovanski castnik je od-
klonil italijansko. ponudbo, maj
bezi mimi, in Sc odlocil, da po-
skusi stopiti v zvezo z zavezni-
XII, Xxi bi bill mogli z bliskovito
naglico zasesti obalo. Pozneje
mu je uspelo, preskrbeti 81 ma
10 ribiska ladjo in pobegniti V
Brindisi, kamor je dospel po g.
dnevnem potu preko morja.
Omenjeni polkovnik je govo-
ril z velikim razocaranjem O
tenn italijanskem postopanju in
je izjavil, Ga mu je popolnoma
nerazumljivo, kako SO Sc mogli
preko noei tako premisliti in
kaj je mamie tako nocno vpli-
valo. V enem trenotku so bill
eisto pripravljeni, v skladu S
pogoji premirja, boriti Sc, a
kar naenkrat nato so bill le Sc
gruca ljudi, katerih edna zelja
je bila, da cim pref in eim hi
treje pobegnejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20
Cleveland - predlaga
Collinwood - podpira!
Pise M. I. Lab

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ia vse o.
ne, XII ne vedo, da v vzhodnem
predmestju zivi najvee Sloven-
cev, maj vzamejo ia predlog ma
znanje kot sprejet in potrjen.
Pc formuli parlamentarnega re-
da in po principih demokracije
Sc potrjuje, da kjer Collinwood
podpre, je .stvar podprta in do
bro stoji.
Dne "A. oktobra v nedeljo po-
poldne DO incl eel slovenski Col
linwood prireditev v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terdoo Rd.
Pri podruznici st. 35 JPO-SS
so vclanjena skoro VISA drustva
in klubi. zagibali bono ter pri-
spevali V sklad "a pomoc izcr-
PAM domovini, nasemu narodu,
XII Sc obupu bori "a obstanek.
Ne samo odborniki, ampak
tudi clani in vsi smo dolzni, da
Sc udelezimo te prireditve ali
pa direktno prispevamo v sklad.
Mic izgovorov, tudi tvoja je
dolznost, brat in sestra, kajti
rodila te je slovenska matit Tu-
di ii prihajas IL rodu, XII sc O.
bupno bori in caka ravno seda:j
pomoci ameriskega orozja, da
ga resi- tiranov in morilcev. Od-
daj svoi dar, v nedeljo v dvora-
nj, ali pa osebno V trgovini tai
nika Jos. Durna., Ako Sc ne mo-
res udelezlti, poklici po telefo-
nu w. 6312 in prisel DO nabira-
lee prispevkov.
Polozi mali dar - obupni do
movini ma oltar!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20
Poskus sodeloyanja z
ltalijani
(Nadaljeyanje S J. strani)


KRAFT zaeeli govoriti o tenn, da
bodo raje odsli in poeakali, da
sc zavezniki izkrcajo. Polkoynik
je nato predlozil, da Sc umak-
nejo k obali, kjer hi bill mogli
organiziratis mostece, ter 81 IL
sraditi trdno postojanko. Po-
.2rdil je, da DO kril njihovo u
naikanje s svojini cetami, XII so
Sc nahajale Be v gozdovih. To-
Ga Italijani SO odklonili.
Ponoci SO Sc Italijani zaceli u
mikati. Njihovi castniki SO po-
vedali polkovniku, da SO Jim
Nemci sporocili, da Sc priprav-
iJajo ma teak napad, ter da
bodo pri tenn uporabljali cello
200 tiger tankoy. Ia groznja .je
Italijane tako prevzela, da SO v
panicnem strahu izjavili, da Jim
ne preostaja drugega kot po-
brisati jo. 3
"AG ste nami, ali proti
man,, je polkovnik vprasal TIA
lijane 2 grenko jezo.
mi smo . vami', Sc je gla-
sil odgoEor, ''toda prisiljeni
srnd da Sc potegnenlo naaaj. !"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20
GIoboko V moriu
zziiviiio 4 zziivo|i. ki 81
same sve+iio

clovek je preucil najnedo-
stopnejse kcticke zemlje, tvegal
je svcje zivljenje, da bi prema-
gal najvisje vrhove Himalaje in
Kordiljer, letalom Sc je dvig-
nil v stratosfero, toda kaze, da
SO raziskovalci pozabili ma Gu
deze, XII jih krijejo sebi glo-
zine morja, pripoveduje ameri-
Ski ueenjak William Beebe.
"Znanost je predolgo okleva-
Ia prodiranjem v oblast vecne
po6i. S priiateljem sva sklenila
vdreti v morske globine. Nikoli
ne bonn pozabil, kaj vse sem vi
del V morju in kaksne caroline
wise SO napravile name morske
globine svojim cudovitim ziv-
ljenjem."
Ucenjak Beebe nj pretiraval.
On je res edini clovek ma svetu,
XII je prisel globoko morje,
kjer je tudi pridno fotografiral.
Leta 1884 Sc je spustil $ svojim
sctrudnikom Bartonom 900 m
pod morsko gladino. &c pomi-
slime, da Sc lahko spusti nava-
den potapljac najmodernejsi-
mi pripomocki samo 30 m glo-
bokc morje, ker bi ga sicer
yoda stlacila, &c bi Sc hotel po-
topiti Sc gioblje, lahko presodi-
mo, kaj pomeni globina 900 m.
Beebe je ostal svojim sprem-
ljevalcem v tel globini vec mi
nut. Napravil je film, OBJ kate
rem je strmel yes svet.
sZdaj pa Sc hoce Beebe spusti-
Il 1000 m globoko v morje. &c
bi Sc spustil suojim prijate-
ljem tako globoko brez poseb-
nih zaseitnih naprav, bi nosil
ysak izmed njih ma svojih ra-
menih in glavi vodni stolp, te-
zak priblizno 1000 ton. Uee-
njaka Sc nameravata spustiti v
naorske globine Y posebni apa-
rati. Ia naprava DO naorala pre-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20
NORMAN JAY.

cev in kmetov. Ma polju delav-
ske politike je oral ledino Sc
pod stare Avstrijo, cato je bill
nestetokrat preganjan. S svo-
Jim sirokim obzorjem in dosled-
no taktiko, 81 je pridobil ugled
cello med svoiimi nasprotniki. V
mlajsih letih je spisal vee knjig,
iger in brosur socijalne vsebine.
Kristan je nadarjen govornik,
'zato ga clovek z uzitkom poslu-
sa.
Joseph zalar je blagajnik
SANSa in glavni tajnik ,KSKJ.
MOI je preprican katolican to-
da obenem ina srce "a teptano
jugoslovansko rajo. Mr.. Zalar
!, je sinpatieen MOI in zelo naci-
tan. Njegovi odnosaji do sovo-
diteljev2 pri SANSu so prisrcni.
Kristana globoko spostuje. O A
damicu Sc je izrazil, da je ME
gova zasluga, da so Sc nam od-
prla vrata..v v Belo hiso.
L. liste govornikov in glas-
benega vsporeda sledi, da bono
imeli ma teh shodu velik dusev-
nj uzitek, zato 81 clevelandske
podruznice SANSa (St. Clair,
Collinwood, Newburgh in West
Park stejejo v prijetno dolz,
most, da vas povabijo ma ia
ljudski tabor, XII DO brezdvom.
no zapisan v zgodovini move Jul
goslavije.
SANS-ove ideje SO sicer ze
znatno razsirjene med narodom.
toda dobijo Sc Sc ljudje, XII stra,
sijo omahljivce komunistic
MIN bavbavom a zopet drugim
je SANS premalo radikalen. Pa
so oboji V zmoti, kajti SANSo,
va naloga nj diktirati jugoslo.
vanskemu ljudstvu obliko bodo-
&c Wade, temvee mu odpirati
pot k svobodi in demokraciji
Ako Sc narod otrese pijayk ma
svojem vratu in postane svobo
den, tedaj smo prepricani, da 81
bo izbral vlado, XII bo odgovar,
jala njegoyim potrebam.
Shod Sc priene oh 2::3O popol.
dlae v avditoriju Slovenskega
narodnega donna ma st. Clair
Ave. Vstopnina DO prosta. Pc
shodu in zvecer Sc vrsi prosta
zabava v prizidku. s.
! Rezervirajte 81 nedeljo dine
IA. novembra izkljucno lie "a ia
shod. Pridite vsi zavedni Jugo.
slovani IL sirnega Cleyelanda
da izkazemo svojo solidarnost
do nash zasuznjenih bratoy on
kraj morja in da Jim vlijeno Be
vee poguma "a nadaljno borbo
proti tujim in domacim soyraz,
nixon. Maj Jim 2 naso pomoe!
jo zasije krasna zarja sVobode
IL potokov mu6eniske krvi!
Frank Cesen,
r8g. xa,,kl nILo.,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20

Odprto pismo dobro poznanega radio kolnentatorja
Washingtonu, NORMAN JAY, katerega je prectal te-
kom rednega radio programa Every Truly Yours po
staji WMAL Washingtonu, petek, dne 8. oktobra
1943 oh 10 Is uri zvecer:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20

Vrazarica: ~ vasim sopro-
gom Sc je vceraj poljubovala
crna DANA"
Zena: 20 hvala, to sem JAZZ.
Dayi sem 81 dala lase svetlo
barvati."
Jaka: "Gospod doktor, vsaki-
krat, kadar zmajem glavo, me
zaboli."
Zdravnik: 'Potem pa nikar
ne majajte z njo!"
Jaka: 'Da, a kako maj potem
vem, ali me Sc boil ?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA
Shod podr. st. 80 SANS-a

Shod podr. st. 80 SANS-a
Cleveland, Ohio. - V nedeljo,
dne IA. novembra DO v sloven-
ski metropoli velik n a r O d n i
prank. Ma ia dan priredijo Gle
velandske podruznice Slovenske-
ga ameriskega narodnega sve-
ia, pod pokroviteljstvom St.
Clairske podruznice st. 80. 90
gromni ljudski shod V Sloven-
skem narodnem dolnu.
Ma tenn shodu nastopijo od-
licni slovenski, hrvatski in srb-
ski govorniki, kateri bodo poda-
Ii jugoslovanski javnosti obsto-
jeco sliko razmer O bivsi nasi
domovini JugoslaviI in obenem
pojasnili sirsi javnosti, ellie in
namene nase edine obrambne
organizacije SANS.
ia Slovensko ameriski narod-
nj svet bodo govorili; castnl
predsednik in odlicni &meriski
pisatelj Louis Adamic, predsed-
mix Etbin Kristan in blagajnik
Joseph Zalar. V imenu Hrvat-
skega narodnega kongresa bo
govoril predsednik in znani u
metnik ma gosli Zlatko Baloko-
vic.
"a Srbski vidovdanski kon-
gres DO pa nastopil Rev. Emil
Glocar.
Dale je bill povabljen "a ia
shod tudi mas zupan Frank j.
Lausche. Poleg govornikov Sc
bodo izvajale tudi glasbene toe
Ike, pri katerih bodo sodelovali q:
Zlatko Balokovic ma violino, S
katero 81 je pridobil svetovni
Stoves, in Glasbena matica S
pevskimi tockami.
Vsi govorniki SO obceznani in
iskreni delavci "a boljso bodoc-
most bicanih jugoslovanskih ma
Todov. Nihce izmed njih ne isce
lastnih koristi kot Sc cestokrat
povdarja cd nasprotnikov, tenn
vec jih vodi k temu plemenite-
mu delu lie idealna ljubezen do
svojega naroda. V dokaz "a to
SO njih udejstvovanja v proslo-
Sti.
Louis Adamic je spisal vee
knjig, XII SO vzbudile obco po-
zornost ameriski javnosti. Po-
leg socijalne literature Sc je v
poslednJlh letlh pecal tudl mno-
go z nasimi lastnimi problerni.
S syojim spretnim peresom mas
.je predstavil Ameriki take, kot
smo, a obenem je brez rokavic
ozigoGal tiste jugoslovanske
kroge, Xxi so neprestano zapo,
stav)jali malega cloveka, da so
lazje plezali po politicni lestvi
k lastnemu uspehu.
S tenn 81 je Adamic nakopal
v teh krogih sovraznike, XII so
pa sodec po zadnjih dogodkih
v Jugoslaviji brez pomona, ker
ogromna yecina Slovencey, Hr-
vatoy in deloma Srbov zeli pc
vojni svobodno in denokraticno
ylado brez kronanih in nekro-
nanih zajedalcev.
Etbin Kristan je posvetil vse
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nestl pritisk okrog 10000 ton.
Beebe in Barton sta 81 dala "a
to zgraditi napravo il 8 en- de-
belega aluminija. Memo ogrodje
DO utrjeno Sc kremencem, maj
trdnejso in najodpornejso snov-
jo, kar jih poznamo. Ma treh
kalkor roka debelih jeklenih ka-'
blih DO naprava spuscena v glo-
bine. v enem kablu DO telefon-
ska zica, po kateri DO Beebe
neprestano v zvezi z ladjo. Ra-
zen neogibno potrebnih kisi-
kom napolnjenih bomb, XII jih
vzameta S seboj, da bosta v
morskih globinah dihala, bosta
v napravi Sc diva mogocna faro
meta. V morskih globinah NAM
rec vlada vecna tema. Brez
umetne razsvetljave bi filmski
in fotografski aparati ne mogli
opraviti svoje delo.
Ce pravimo vecna tema, je s
tenn prav "a prav receno neko-
liko proved. Solncni zarki GO
tovo ne pridejo tako globoko v
morje, vendar 81 pa zna narava
tudi tn pomagati sama. Mnoge
mcrske zivali, zivece zelo glo-
bcko morju, imajo svetle IL
rastke ali tipalke, XII sirijo pre-
cej dalec naokrog carobno mo-
drikasto luc. Druge zivali proiz-
vajaio cello v svoji kozi nekak-
sno elektricno silo, XII Sc tudi
spreminja svetlobo. TIE NOR
ske: zivali Sc lepo leskecejo. Med
mimi so take, XII so naravnost
rodobne elektricnim zarnicam.
Beebe in Barton sta ma lastne
cci videla mnogo teh cudnih
zivali. Videla sta tudi majhne
mehkuzce, XII sirijo okrog sebe
mocno svetlobo vseh barv.
Mnoge ma morskem dnu Ii
vece zivali nimajo oci, ker jih
tako ne potrebujejo. Pac pa
imajo izredno dobro razvit tip.
V svetlobnem stozcu Beebejeve-
ga zarometa so Sc pfemikale,
kakor da sploh nj bilo nobene
svetlobe, toda drgetanje njiho-
viii teles je pokazalo, da so Gu
tile neznatno toploto, povzroce-
no cd zarometov. Nase DONNIE
We c zivalih v morskih globinah
Sc dalec ne obsegajc tega, kar
Y resnici morje krije v sebi. Ne
stete, resam podohne zivalce SO
Sc trdno vgnezdile v pesku in
skalah, kjer iztegujejo svoje IT,
palke, da love crve in druge
manjse zivalce. Neke druge
podmorske zivali Sc leskeceio v
pcstrih barvah in dobivajo mai
cudovitejse oblike, da privablia-
10 k sebi razlicne morske zivali,
da jih zro ali bolje reseno $
svojimi sesalkami sesajo. Mai
'vecje zivali, XII jih je videl
Beebe Y morskih globinah, SO
velikanski, ostudai polipi, ven-
dar MISC vecjf Cd telet. v splos-
nera glohoko v morju posebno
yelikih zivali nj. Vprasanie ie
seveda, kaj bo nasel Beebe, &c
Sc mu posreci spustiti Sc 2 tiso6
-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31
COOPERATION

(From July 0 PULLING ToGETHER0
TIL ere is scarcely white in all America who does
not know at least Negro for whom he has KIND 1ee
ing and certain amount of respect Similarly every Negro
in America knows least white person whose TREND
ship he values The chief of these friendships are
knowledge and understanding White and black America
at length today because they do not Know each
other If you do not know man you cannot appreciate
sympathize with his problem.
The average white citizens know only the Negro SER
want in his home The average Negro who works IN other
occupations knows nothing of the white group as SUCH
The white employer judges all Negroes by the conduct OF
this particular servant The average Negro judges all white
by the youth the called him Niger when
he passed, still by the whites who made up a
lynehng party in Rackraw Road These critera for udg
ing entire groups do both groups grave injustice
Better relationships better communities
throughout America When people contented and hap
Ply they work better make better friends and neghbors
better employers and better employees White and black
Americans must try to know each other better if such
community life to be developed When you realize that
am human being with ambitions hopes and ideals, and
realize that you are in the MAN. clean and decent and
fineWe shall have mutual respect for each other Such
respect only be developed by white and black Amer-
cans pulling together working out community problems to-
geher facing bad conditions together and planning their
corrections together
You cannot plan fair adjustment of my you do
not know we'll enough to know these needs are
cannot say that you preudced little I'M
less know you well enough to understand your motives
Mutual understanding alone bring adjustment
We've simply got to pull together for mutual good
Your job is in my hands, If your capital it to bring
the right returns your investment have the RIGHT
attitude towards your job will not if dislike and mis-
trust you
My job opportunities your hands If am to Sc
cure economic freedom must have the right conception
OF my value as workman and my rights human
community life needs well invested capital and con-
seent1ous labor Whether you represent Capital Labor
It's your Job to play fair in the game of life To plav fair
means to observe the rules of decency fairness of
spect for the rights of Others Prejudice and strst
be wiped out by knowledge and sympathetic understand
ng Such understanding can be developed only through
pulling together.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31


Lee not farming himself But he was help
ing scores Of coored farmers of the county to in
crease production He helping other scores Of
white and colored farmers raise more cattle and
hogs. He skilled in treating sick animals skilled
in the Of vaccnes to prevent and cure diseases
in swine cattle, and workstock-and he worked at
this from morning until night all over the county.
To the best of knowledge, there is not a reg
istered veterinarian in the county, fact making
Lees services all the more essential and in demand
The County Agent is trained in this work but he
has many other duties and there is ordinarily too
much of this kind Of work needing to be done for
to be able to do it.
Lee of much greater use and value to the
country in the work that he doing, than he will
be another soldier in the army
Under these circumstances, if the local board had
Washingtons orders the State boards orders to
draft Lee then Washington State board Numbered
II, under these circumstances the Board had au-
thority to grant deferment to Lee then it blum
dered in inducing him.
We told that it is too late for anything to be
done about it that Lee has been indicted If
so, the bunder is rreparable. But if anything can
be done to have Lee discharged from the Army and
sent back to the job in which he is needed it should
be done, even if it involves appeal to Washing
ton and the county board as well as the local
board should press the action.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31
A Mistake
TEropo TIKI

(From The Brandon News
I'VE HAVE never written a word of criticism of
Wv the Rankin county draft board. We have not
heard single serious charge of "favoritism by the
board of any member thereof in the performance
of their duties. Our impression has been that the
board has functioned efficiently that while it has
adhered to the law and the regulations it has used
discretion and applied sense in applying the
law and the regulation to individual cases.
These facts make all the surprising the
boards action in drafting r. E. Lee, the negro
sstant county agent who sent to Camp Shelby
last week and promptly inducted That on the
face of it. egregous blunder, most short-sighted
and irrational decision.
We frankly admit that we don't know all the Sc
lectve Service regulations and directives govern
ing the local boards actions. But it is incredible
that these should have left the Board discretion
but should have compelled the board to induct Lee
though he is childess and of military age. II
orders or directves from Washington compelled
the local board to take this action, they surely vio
lated and contradicted the announced policy of pro-
tecting and deferrng essential agricultural workers.
T INDER this policy, understand, farmers and
| J farm workers are deferred when they cul-
tivating certain minimum number of acres of es-
sential crops, or raising a minimum number OF
heads of stock or milking number of cows.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31
Payroll Savings Buys Comfort
For Your Fighting Relatives

S4.16; one web waist belt at %
cents; two cotton reckties at "A
cents; 2 khaki caps at S1.26
and one twill jacket at S2.16.
Total S1S.74.
An S1S.75 war bond should
make a marine comfortable for
the night with a 23-pound mat
tress at S4.20; two blankets at
S13.54; pillow at Sc cents and
two pillow cases at 80 cents.
Total $3.50.
Or he could be provided with
a rubber poncho at SAT-; a he'll
met with its lining and other
items of its assembly at $3.50;
a rifle cartridge belt at Sis;
marine corps pack consisting
of haversack, knapsack and
suspenders at $50; a canteen
and its cover at S1.05. Total
S18.69.
Those of you who worry about
the comfort of your boy in serv-
ice can help insure his comfort
by buying war bonds. And 10
years from now you'll take back
SIS for every S1S.75 you put in.
$500. u. S. Treasury Department
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31
The Negroes Vision
BY MABLE JENKINS, Sails, Miss.

For centuries without numbers,
the planet on which we live has
been undergoing remarkable chan
gees.
According to scientific theories,
it was thrown from the sun into
space, assumed shape during its
revolution, and finally cooled and
became fit for planet life, animal
life and along with its grasses,
flowers. shrubs and forest, also be-
came the happy home of man.
The Negro was one among the
races of men to make their home
here.
He didn't just merely make his
home here, but has met the funda-
mental requirement of a success
full career. He has stayed here.
Whether in slavery or freedom he
has increased. While his relative
number has diminished, his absolute
number has increased.
The peculiar hexiology of the Ne
gro has enabled him to thrive in
all climates and live among all
people.
(Born on the ear1ies dawn of time
He will be until time is Ger
He has sung his song in every
Cline and dwelt on every shore)
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-07-31
BY A. w. HIGH

Why should our candidates for
the Governorship of our great State
go through the State of Mississippi
cursing their best and humble Ne
gro friends for the acts of some of
our group who live in other sec
tons of this Country.
1t is unfair to create evil spirits
among peaceful, loving people,
especially here in the deep South
where southern whites and Negroes
know each others problems. AS
far as the Negro is concerned when
it comes to Politics he is out of
the picture. For this reason he
should not be tossed about in evil
ways to create racial friction.
Candidates would do a good job
if they from the stump upon which