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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-02
TOPPERETTES ELECE
OFFICERS

TOPPEREITES ELECE
OFFICERS
Al their regular meeting, held
i'll the home of Mrs. Eliza Scott
Valley Street, Thursday, the Top
perette Club, elected their officers
for the coming year as follows:
President, Mrs. Eliza Scott; Vice
President, Mrs. Nat Gardner: Sc
cretary, Mrs. Mildred Lunday; As
sistant Sec, Mrs. Lydell; Treas
urer, Mrs. Eva Mae Perkins and
business manager, Mrs. Gladys
Tops. Following the election and
other business, the hostess served
very tasty refreshments. The Top
perette Club is one of Jackson's
most popular ladies' club.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-02

Greetings were also received
this week from Pvt. Porter H.
Johnson who is stationed at Camp
Breckenridge, Kentucky. Pvt. JON
hnson is the son of Rev. and Mrs.
Porter H. Johnson, E. Monument
st.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-02
CLARK ST. JMA

CLARK ST. JMA
The Clark st. Church UNA met
December IA, in the home of Mrs.
Mary R. Jones, 731 Rose st. with
the second vice president, presid-
ing. A very inspiring meeting was
held with the devotion being led
by Mr.. Willie A. Jones, song and
scripture by Mrs. Amell Clark and
the topic discussed by Mary Ross
Jones. During the meeting Chris
tmas carols were sung. Members
present were Mesdames Mary r
Jones, Estella Porter, Inez Brad
ley, Sylvia Wseatley, Willie A
Jones, Amell Clark, Bessie Virgins
Emma Dexter, Rev and Mrs. Pic
kens were visitors.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-02

for appendicitis Tuesday at the
Jackson Infirmary. Her mother,
Mrs. Omella Armstrong is at her
bedside.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-02

Miss Elizabeth Buchanan has
as her house guest, her brother
Prof. c. M. Buchanan, principal
of the High School of Durant,
Miss, Miss Marie Adams, her nei-
ce, teacher in the Durant High
School and Mrs. Evelyn Williams
of Atlanta, Ca, wife of Pvt Roy
Williams of the Jackson Air Base.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-02

Friends of Mr.. Bernard Wade,
the efficient manager of Frazier
and Collins Funeral Home, are
sorry to hear of his illness and
wish for him speedy recovery.
Mrs. Julia Miller and daughter
Savannah Mae, wife of the editor
spent the holidays in Yazoo City,
as the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Watson, parents of Mr..
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Robinson,
Florence Street had as their din
ner guests, Saturday, December
&c, relatives og Mr.. Robinson's
Raymond, Mr.. James Harris, bro
Their of Mrs. Robinson and Mrs.
S. M. Harvey.
Miss Lula Ford has returned to
the city, after spending some time
Philadelphia at the bedside of her
!, sister Beaula who was seriously
i'll, but who was able to accom-
pany her back to Jackson.
Mrs. Dorothy Robinson Dobbins
spent the holidays nome with her
family. Mrs. Dobbins is taching in
Columbia, S. G..
/ Seen during the holidays: Miss
Dorothy Oliver, freshie at Touga-
loo College; Miss Flora Minis, Mis-
ses Dorothy and Elmira Gross,
home from Lincoln University:
Miss Geneva Jackson, home from
Dillard; Miss Vera Smith, home
| from Fisk.
Miss Claudia M. Woods Tucker
who is teaching in Belzoni was
the recent guest of her brother and
sister on e. Monument st.
Mr.. Jack Comic recently returned
to Pascagoula, after a visit with
, his wife, Mrs. Edna Comic.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Black
man, Jr., are the proud parents
of a baby girl. At this writing
, both baby and mother are doing
nicely.
Misses Mary Adine Banks, Heller
: Louis Walters and Lowe D. Roun'
tree, young Jacksonians who are
, at present living in New York
City, send their regards to friends
i and relatives.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-02

Home for the holidays is Mr..
Chester Ward, who is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ward
in their home 143 e. Monument
Street. Young Mr.. Ward has been
living in Chicago for the past mon
tbs.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-02
It'd BIT OF NEWS
ABOUT FOLK WE KNOW

At this writing we aree happy
to report to the many friends of
Mr.. Wade Randolph that he is
much improved and well on the
road to recovery, after having un-
dergone an operation at the Green
Annex, several days ago. Mr.. Ran
dolph is prominent in business
civic and fraternal affairs of the
state and nation.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-02

The many friends of Miss Rose
Lee Armstrong, popular teacher
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
slie Armstrong, Dalton Street, are
sorry to hear of her illness. Miss
Armstrong underwent an operation
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-02
LINCOLN ADDITION NEWS.

L1NOOLN ADDI1lON NEWS
Sgt. Robert Ernest Campbell
from Fort Smelling, Mimi, is guest
of his brother, Mr.. Joe Campbell,
of this community.
Mrs. Cleo Ramsey of Prosperity
St., is yet on the sick list. We are
wishing her g. speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Campbell are
the proud parents of an eight and
one half pound baby girl.
Prof. 0. w. Ford who is the prin-
cipal of the school in Philadelphia
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ford.
Mr.. Richard Davis is on an ex-
tended vacation in Wilmington, N. c.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-02
ENTERTAINs WITH PARTY

ENTERTAINS WITH PARTY
One of the most delightful aft
airs of the holidays was the party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Far
ish in their lovely home, 626 Wat
SON ST., December in honor of Mis-
ses Laura Louise Parish and Matte
Beasley. From the moment the gu
ests arrived, until late into the ev-
ening, everything was done by the
hostess to make the affair one
that would long be remembered
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-02

Greetings have been receiver
from Pvt. Eddie E. Seaton who
is now stationed at Camp Tyson,
Tennessee where he will undergo
three months training. He states
that he likes the camp fone, Mr..
Seaton is the husband of Mrs.
Geneva Seaton, Parker st.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-02

Misses Mary Adine Banks, Helen
Louis Walters and Lowe D. Roun-
tree, young Jacksonians who are
at present living in New York
City, send their regards to friends
and relatives.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-02

Mrs. Bette Jefferson, Parker st.
has as her guest her daughter from
Jonah Ark.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Black
man, Jr., are the proud parents
of a baby girl. At this writing
both baby and mother are doing
nicely.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-02

Mrs. Julia Miller and daughter
Savannah Mae, wife of the editor
spent the holidays in Yazoo City,
as the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Watson, parents of Mr..
Miller.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-02

Miss Lula Ford has returned to
the city, after spending some time
Philadelphia at the bedside of her
! sister Beaula who was seriously
i'll, but who was able to accom-
pany her back to Jackson.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-02

Mr.. Jack Comic recently returned
to Pascagoula, after a visit with
his wife, Mrs. Edna Comic.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-02

Friends of Mr.. Bernard Wade,
the efficient manager of Frazier
and Collins Funeral Home, are
sorry to hear of his illness and
wish for him speedy recovery.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-02

Miss Claudia M. Woods Tucker
who is teaching in Belzoni was
the recent guest of her brother and
sister on e. Monument st.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-23
nnlere Tlieger trattn
bieIe 3tele in &Om
gabmbSfe nmb militariide EIGte
idjwer getrOffen

Mebrere bunoert Sonnen bon
Spreng- un0 8ranobomben gingen
auf &om nieoer, als amerifanii6e
Bomber Sen eriten 9ngriff oieies
&rieees auf oie @tpige StaOt aus
fiibrten. 9ie &0mer paren porber
our6 6lug3ettel geparnt woroen,
bic bon 5lltg3engen a~6eefDorfen
muroen, ebe Ser 2uftangriff 6egam.
Die eriten Bomber eri6ienen Mon-
tag flir5 Dor Mittag.
Gin on1tli1er italienil6er 8eri6t
meloete 1876 Cote un6 1859 Ser
mltnoete. 9ie San 2oren5o uno 81
burtino Stootpiertel murOen am
i6meriten beimgeiu6t.
Seine itarfe 9l6pebr
Die @ngreifer ItieBen a1f feiner-
lei Sogoflieger- @ioeritano uno fan
Den oas 6laffeuer 3par i6per aber
erfolglos. Sic botten feline eigenen
&erluIte. 9ln Der Mftion gegen Som
maren beteiligt amerifanii6e 6lie-
genoe 6eItungen, Mit1eas, Wtarau-
oers un0 biermotorige 2i6eratorS,
oie gum &ommailoo oes Weitteloftens
geboren. Sbr Saupt8iel mar Der
groBe &angierbabnbof in San So
ren3o, ser mebrere Meilen iiiolid)
Der alten Stootmarern gelegen lit.
Mu6 ser 9ittorio 9abnbof mtroe
bombaroiert uno idmer bei6Goigt.
Die Sun ~GDrensOfirde
Die italieniI6e Stefani-I a6rid-
t~enagentur, tpel6e bic erite Adien=
meloung iiber ben amerifanii6en
Mneriff auf &om ollsgab, bebaupte-
te. oaB u8abaoie 9pfer~ 81 beflager
ieien uno sic &ir9e BON San 2oren-
80 5liori Re Mura 5erit0rt fpuroe.
Die Sun 2oren3ofirAe Iiegt an
Ser 8ia Siburtino. sic tpuroe i'm
4. Sabrbunoert bon Dem romii6en
aaiier &onitantin gebaut uno beber-
bergte ipdter ais cine Der viieben
&ir6en" Homs mebrere p1pitli6e
@rdber, oarunter ons BON 8irs Dem
0eunteu. 8ieies lit unperiebrt, mie
es in Dem Stefani=8er bieB, aber
&ir1enidulen nit Nusnabme BON
5lueien iiaO eingeitiir3t.
Nu6 Ser Campo 8erano- 6rieobof
nabe ser San 2oren5ofir6e foa
ihmer gelitten baben nno 8omben
gingen audi in Ser gitta uniperiita-
ria (oer uniberiitdtsltaot) nieoer, mo-
Elm &%ranfenbaus bei6a0igt muroe.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-23

ii3iliiden Selo8ng NOR, ooB cine
groBe Wenge SAiffsraum fir Die
Widtige an0ere aufgabe, ole 8erior-
gung &uBlanos, freigeiebt muroe.
Snoiide @eleit3iige bra6ten oas
Wtaterial an Ort uno Steae, p6b-
reno inoii6e @rbeiter uno inoii9e
Ee6niter beim Musbau Der Sdfen-
anlagen CUR 9oidung Der 2aouns
mitbalfen.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-23

ner Eeile in 9uIman-S dlafmagen
gebraubt miro.
Seine Wetbooe eriparte Der Sir
ma i'm lebten Sabre 1913 CARDS iel-
tener Seppide uno ungefdbr 1000
Yfuno @oae.
aedeber erbielt Die 5000 ausbe-
8ablt gemaB zines @ebraubs Der
6irma, mad Dem 4ngeitellte so pro.
sent bonn &eingepinn erbalten, mel
der bon Der @nttpiflung elmer ORR
ginali0ee er5ielt miro.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-23
Spanien mag tuieber WOnardJie
iuerOen

@eneraliiiimo francisco Sranco
erfl1rte in elmer ieit langem ertpar-
teten grfldrrng iiber ieine Snnen-
politif, er lei ni6t gegen Die Moglid)-
felt Ser @ieoereinfiibrung Ser Won-
ar6ie in Spanien, fiigte aber bin5li,
Die Monardie ioate niemals als
@erf3eug ausldnoiider 8ropaganOa
oienen.
gr madte flor, er lei fir oie &iid-
febr Der Monnr6ie in benz Mugen-
Bid, SEN er fir %geeignet .balte, uno
bob iie Damn bon Ser 6alange, an
oeren Spite er itebt, uaooptiert"
miiroe.
Snfante DON Suan Der Sbrun-
anipGrter
Ole Srage ser @ieoereinfiibrung
Der Monar6ie in Spanien muroe
fiir5li6 mieoerbelebt, ais 20 ipani=
i6e Monar1ilten in Ser S6mei5, Die
ben Gortes a%ngeboren, elm S9reiben
on Sranco ri6teten. ginige Der Mn-
bdilger oes &ronpratenoenten Brin5
Suan erfldrten, Der Shritt babe Die
llnteritiibung Der @nglanoer gebabt.
9ie ipaniihe Monardie borte
1881 auf ais &onig Alfonio oas
2ano OerlieB uno cine &epublif pro-
flamiert nuroe, Die ibrerieitS nit
Der ammo 1889 erfolgrei9en grbeb-
ung 6rancos beri6ipano.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-23
SMOtr tdmpftem In
Mfrita nnO sBilien
Sir pirften al alien 6ritiId)en
SrDnten nit
From the "ofce Of War Information"

CFrom the office of War lnformation")
Iurdb sic @ntlenoung bon Soloo-
ten rno &riegsmaterial bat Slloien
piel gum Sieg Der Aaiierten in
Noroafrifa uno Si3ilien beigetragen.
Sn ben eriteu 3weieinbalb Sabren
oes noroofrifanii6en SelO5uges mar
es Snoiens 9lufgabe, fir oieien
5rontabi6nitt nabe5u oas gelomte
Meni1enmaterial 5u liefern.
Die 8ierte Snoii6e 0ipiiion, oie
uon ben @orten oes 8i5efonies bon
Snoierl, @eneralfelomarihoa $50
ben, oie an bGufigiten eingeiebte
Sruppeneinbeit NOR, oeren Siege Die
aQer olloeren Iaiierten 9iDiiionen
nett ii6ertrafett, nobm an ie0er gro
Beren Operation in Ifrifa tell. sic
bolf nit, Die Stnliener aus AbellD-
MEN 81 pertreiben; iie mar on Der
@erfolgltng bon &ommels Afrifa-
&orps iiber Die taltieno Meilen bon
81 Mlomein nod S1niS beteiligt; lie
lpielte cine pi1tige &oae BEL Der
llmgebung Ser Maretb 2inie uno iie
mirfte bel Der @efangennabme oes
oelti6en Generals Siirgen bon Gr-
MIN NIT.
&nlis idptftcten als Hiuniere
@abren0 oie liegreide gldte Ar-
NEE poritieB, maren inOii6e Bioniere
in ser gtappe oumit bel6dftigt, oas
lebte SeilItiid Ser lebensmidtigen
@ilenbabnlinie bon M3eria Matrub
mad Sobrltf gu balien. Diele Gilens
6abnlinie ipuroe altf Der libDi6en
Sal6inlel fat inter ben Muget Der
Adleni6iffobrt uno Der Ahienluft.
maffe gebant.
&riegsmaterial aus SnOien
Snoiens 8eitrag CUR &~riegsmate-
riolerseugllng lit ebenfoas beoeutello
8or Ser @nfunft oes anlerifanilben
Moterials maren Die aaiierten
StreitfrGfte fait nlsi6lieBlid nif
imoii6es Material ongetpielen. Sn'
oien ~lieferte oen britii6en 8ruppen
in 3oroafrifo bunoerte bon Stobl-
unterfiiuften fir Mannl6aften, Ga
raqen, 6lug3eugi6uppen 2a5arette,
2%ofonlotiDen, S1lafmngen, Sitter
uagolns uno alles fir ben 8an elmer
@iienbobn n0tige 3ubeb0r.
Stltrnboote uno Motorboote, Die
3ur Sruppenperiorgung uno 81
lle6erfGQen ouf pom 6eino beieBte
Oorfer permetl6et muroen.
@leftrii6e &o6el, eleftril6e 5a-
der, @oiierrpbre uno YumperL @or-
3elan- Siolatoren uno aunitltoffpro-
BUTTE.
Srodenbatterien uno Mffumulatos
rem, Die fir Die 8pii6en 5lug5eug-
uno 8ooten 10 midtig iino. 9ie
HM5 ollein erbielt fat 100000
gffllmulatoren. @roBe Quantitdten
BON 5arben, NeBen nno Sanf 81
Sormungsomeden. Die piel gum Sieg
ser adten arrnee bel 81 Alamein
beitrngen. Sat- 80 Bro5ent Der
;3elte gum Sdub bon Sruppen uno
Wai6inen gegen Sano uno Site.
Sd)ube uno Befleioung fir Die
Sruppen uno 10000 3onnen Stab
rungsmittel, Sanitatsartifel. oarlln-
ter $4,000 8obren 100000 De-
den, $4,000 MoSfitonese, mebr als
t,250,0O0 8erb1noe uno 1000 Wfet-
len ~ 3oq breiter 8anoagen.
SIS erleidterte 3nfnbr mad Seriien
Gos @%rgebniS oieies ungebeuren
geitrages gum noroafrifanilden uno
Washington Journal., 1943-07-23
&aFet uMO 3nder
utag mitOer fret tperOen
timer E~rGiibent erbOfft ibr
&atiuniermngsenOe

8r6Iioent Mooieoelt bat fiir5lid
i'm Ser 8oti9aft, Die er leinem
8eto Ser @orlage betreffs Ser Cont
mooitp Credit Corporation" nit ib-
rem 8erbot bon Subiioien3oblungen
beifiigte- oaB Die @rfol-
ge bel Der 8efdmpfung Der Inter
leeboote in naber 3uflnft Die Auf-
bebung Der Nationierungs6eltim
mlngen fir &affee uno 3uder mog-
lid MAIDEN f0nnten. Die pe~rfiigba.
rem RaffeeporrGte entlpre1en iest
idon Dem 6rieOensbeoarf Die 3uder-
porrdte liegen nod ettDas inter Dem
6rieoensniDea1t.
Inner Matchmaker 8eItan0 an &affee
botte am 81. DECEMBER 1911 runo
4,178,000 Sud- (5u lie 1872 Yfuno)
betrager-genlig fir einen norma
len @ierteliabrs .&onium. @m glei-
den Gage oes Dorigen Sabres paren
Die &a~ffeeporr6te a1f ~ Miaionen
Sud 3uiammengei6mol5en gum Cell
cine 6olge Der S6iffsuerienfuneen,
gum moeren Cell cine iol6e Ser
Observation-Disclosures our9 Die
Snoalion Hor0afrifaS.
@egenm1rtig iteben fir Die 3ioil-
bep0lferung 3 Miaionen Sad CUR
gerfiigilng. Dieter @erbeiierung Der
Gage entipro9en Die benz ~8ipilen
&affeetrinfer 3u~gemeiienen &otio-
men: I~nf1ngli6 befamen mir lie |
Hfuno &affee fir 5 8oden, nun
s0nnt Snfel Sam uns lie | Sfu1o
ole Orei 8o6en.
Sopeit es auf unlere 31der-8er-
Iorgl1ng anfommt, befamen mir in
normalen 3eiten oQiGbrlib lie cine
Wlilion 8onnen Der Mare aus ben
BbiIippinen aus &apaii itno Yllerto
Hico uno 2 Wfiaionen Eonnen aus
&ubo. @ir ielber proou3ierten I'M
Sabre Gin 2ouiiiana uno 6lorioa)
3irfa Il Miaion Sonnen &obr5uder
uno Gin mebreren anoeren Staateu)
~ Miaionen Gonnen &iiben8uder.
Ser pbilippinii6e 3uder oeriiiBt
nun ben &affee uno &ufen Der Sa-
paner. 0ie 3ufer3uflbr aus So
naii lit nod immer u5iemlid gut" ,
aber leioer befommen mir MIR nod
menig 3ltder bon 8uerto Gieo. I'm
iere 8ro0uftion in 2olliiiana uno
5lorioa lit nfait normal.
9ie 81 ertpartenoe &%ii6en3uder-
@rnte oagegen oiirfte itarf enttdu-
i6en, on Die Sarmer, Die in friibe=
rem Sabren 3uderriiben anbauten,
nun bel Dem Itarfen aniprud oieier
@rnteiorte an @rbeitsfrdften bielfad
CUR &artoffel- uno 8obnenproouf-
tion iibergegangen iino, Die unglei6
meniger meni6li6e Mrbeit beoingt.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-23
@iereds lleberfiibruns mag bermfet
merben

George Splpeiter 8iered, oeiien
l1eberfiibrli1g ais prooeutiher 9ro-
paganoiit i'm W1r5 infolge zines
Sormfeblers umgeItoBen mor0en
mar, iiebt elmer &0dititrafe BON IL
Sabren 3udtbaus uno $4,000 @el0-
itrafe entgegen, Ana9oem Die Sc
Washington Journal., 1943-07-23
Nennbmnbert Dollar fir pertppll
Grfinbnng

Die Yuaman gompanD madte be-
fannt, bob S. S. aeneber,, Elm Cape
5ierer aus Wilmington in 9elatpare,
ieinen g%riparniiien 5000 bin3ufii-
gen fonnte, oa er cine Metbooe bon
Seppihpermebung e~rfunoen bate.
pel6e fir @rneuerungen a~bgetrage.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-23

idporenen I'M bieiigen 8unoesbe-
8irfsgeri6t i'm leetbin erneut idul-
big ipra6en.
Die nelte 4nflage, Die nenige $50
den nod leiner 5reilaiiung nod er-
tier @efangeni6aft erboben poroen
tpar, mar ipe3ifi3ierter. gr mtroe
oarin bei6ulOigt, &ongreBmitglieoer
CUR 5oroerung Der Na3ipropaganoa
beeinfluBt 3u ba6en. 9ie @ei6more-
men, norunter orei 5ralen, berieten
9 Stunoen uno fanoen 8iered in
allen ie9s 8unften Der anfloga
.f6uloig.
@i6ter 2atps ipoate Ieinen ur-
teilsiprlif am 80. Srli perfiinoen.
aebnli6 mie mad Dem eriten 8ro-
5eiie miro cine 8erufung an 6obere
Snitan3 bon 8iereds 8erteioigeril
ertpartet.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-23
Ser @eg in bas 2i3t

@ir idreiten in elmer Saae,
Die @1loer lino Die 3eit.
@ir i1reiten i'm 3ei6en ia ale
Der gpigfeit.
@lGiern iteben oie 8dnoe
Dem uneri6rodenen Slid.
@ir ieben Anfang uno gnoe
uno ME 3uriidl
Sn Dem unenolihen 8eroen
beitebt Die Sat aaein,
Drum miiiien INNER anf Groen
mir TAPER ieinl
Qurt MoRmon
Washington Journal., 1943-07-23

aurt Miafmaun lit Nieoeriadie. Gr puroe in Sannoper
i'm Sabre 1910 aeboren. IN Sabre 1888 eridien ien
critics @eoidtbud rgSir Suseno". @r lebt in Berlin.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-25
Many Events Scheduled For
Boy Scouts During November

Scouting in Matchmaking
ston Counties is very active with
seve al new troops in process of
organization "ud full calendar of
events.
The Executive Board will meet
at the Michigan Union in Ann Ar
Dor Tuesday evening, Nov ., at
2:30 with President Ira NJ. Smith,
presiding.
\ Training Course for scout lead
ers, committeeman. fathers of
scouts and others interested in boy
guidance will be held at the Ann
Arbor High School Monday eve
ming, Nov. S. at $50 with Rabbi J.
NJ. Cohen in charge.
The Copeland District Commit
tee will meet at the Chelsea High
School on Tuesday evening. Nov
9. at 80. Paul Niehaus is district
chairman.
District Chairman Oscar Smith
has called a meeting OF the South
east District TO be held at Lincoln
School on Wednesday evening. No
10. at 80 \ date will be set for
the Southeast District Court Of
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-25
STATE OF MICHIGAN
Executive Office-Lansing
SEAL,
PROCLAIM NATION

PROCLAMATION
Annually. since 1922. the Nation
has observed Navy Day on October
eth, the birthday of great Amer
lean, the late Theodore Roosevelt,
who deservedly will always be
known as the father of the modern
American Navy.
Since the Navy League OF the
United States inaugurated the first
Navy Day twenty-one years ago. 1t
has annually been officially desig-
mated by the Secretary OF the Navy
to arrange the celebration.
The slogan this organization has
selected for Navy Day, 1913. is
Your Navy Spearhead OF Vic
tory"-a slogan that is being trans
mitted into ringing action daily in
the far reaches Of the Pacific from
Alaska to Australia, in the North
and South Atlantic, and in the Med
iterranean Sea.
Our Navy today Is the greatest
sea-air power on earth-a mighty
armada OF 14,O72 ships and 1929
planes-thirteen times as many YES
sells and ten times as many planes
as 1t had three years ago.
Navy Day this year should be an
occasion of gratitude and thanks
giving for what our Navy has done
and is doing to insure our security
and our freedom. 1t comes as an op-
portunity for a grateful citizenry
TO pledge to il. anew and without
stint. help and support, confidence
and loyalty.
Therefore, |, Harry F. Kelly, Gov
ernor of the State OF Michigan, do
hereby designate Wednesday, Oc-
tober 81. 1913. as Navy Day in
Michigan. and call upon all of our
people to Join in the patriotic OBJ
seryance of the occasion. | further
call upon commercial civic and
patriotic organizations. luncheon
clubs. and our public and parochial
schools to arrange appropriate pro-
grams so that every citizen OF
Michigan. young and old. may be
given some insight into the signifi-
canoe of Navy Day.
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal of the State of Mich
igan. this thirtieth day of Septem-
Der. in the year of our Lord, One
Thousand. Nire Hundred Forty
three. and of the Commonwealth,
the one Hundred Seventh.
HARRY r. KELLY
Governor.
BY the Governor:
Herman n. Dignan.
Secretary of State.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-25
Proclamations
STATE OF MICHIGAN
Executive Office. Lansing
PROCLAMATION

We are nov called upon TO pro.
vide another great wartime serv-
ice-one whose appeal is straight
TO the hearts of parents. relatives
and other well-wishers of our men
in the Armed Forces, and to the
hearts of all who hold a genuine
sympathy for their fellow-men.
During the remaining weeks OF
October and in the early weeks Of
November. cities and counties
throughout the state will conduct
a United War Fund Drive TO raise
s5.749.425. Miehigan's share OF the
National War Fund quota Of $685..
100000.
The USO, United Seamen's Serv-
Ice War Prisoners Aid and four.
teen major war-relief agencies
which look to the war Fund for
support. are providing invalua BILE
off-duty recreation facilities for
millions OF American Service men
and women. giving aid and COM
fort to countless war prisoners and
destitute victims OF Axis barbarism
In many communities, social work
agencies on the home front, ordin-
arily financed by local campaigns.
will be combined with the War
Fund Drive.
Because OF the great Importance
and the urgent need for these serv-
ices. |, Harry +. Kelly. Governor
of the state of Michigan. do pro-
claim the remaining week of Oc-
tober and the first two weeks of
November TO be United War Fund
Weeks. | strongly urge that, as COM
passionate. freedom-loving people,
the citizens OF the state support
their local city and county War
Fund Campaigns with the utmost
generosity.
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal Of the State of Mich
igan, this eighteenth day OF Octo-
Der. in the year of Our Lord, One
Thousand Nine Hundred Forty
three. and of the Commonwealth,
the One Hundred Seventh.
HARRY F. KELLY,
Governor.
BY the Governor:
Herman H. Dignan,
Secretary of State.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-25
THEY SA Y

Washington-Henry J. Kaiser.
ship and plane builder The man.
power situation could be tremend-
ously improved if proper child care
facilities, shopping centers and
recreation facilities were provided
for women in war industry"
New .ork-Sir Gerald Campbell,
British minister TO Washington:
THE coming generation. older than
its age by reason of its bitter mem.
cries, may and will seek solu.
ton in collaboration-at least
hope it will. for that is the only
sensible solid way"
Washington-Sen. Burton X.
Wheeler Cd Mont. speaking on
the Conally postwar measure: 81
do not see how We can pass a reso-
luton when we do not know what
attitude Russia and Great Britain
will take in the peace settlement"
n.R.@
Lawrence. Mass. VI. Ian.
don: Il submit that the proposed
British alliance is joint isolation
ism World collaboration and CO.
operation should mean all nations. ="