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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

Prank. YOU will remember. WAS
our star halfbHck with the
Lions. one ~ the best kiCkers
iu professional football
lie is back In IA, nome town,
salt Lake CITY, where Be- and
his dad own war plant and
are doing well enough You
know War plants du we'll
some year, ago an itiufuui
with loN morale stopped nN Boo
salt it," and intIoduord mm-
self ~ raul, 20, Ernie Caddr',
hruthcr--3ud made SO touch
Recently. frank had another
visitor. supposedly brother uf
Glenn Frrencll and no.. tuu
made % >iU touch Frank prob
ably Viii get q LOT pf ,isitor>-
$50 bad a blk squad
rf..E fre Cn-..f..>cte
Gs0r-. .ane
rt.rst. az lmh.
rauI.e .f 'na fa-
-r.Gfh o. team that
Waf. famous
arH.rs ~ fp -
E...i tIe.. f.-
N'5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Plays and
Wins i'm ,
Divisions

Heavy duty Sren7S 10 agree with
Bill Sayrcs Of BEDFORD. who con-
tinue1 10 climb IN two divisions,
jtHHteF attA fnrt1S sineiey, of tire
Greater Detroit public parks
tennis championships a. North
Western courts.
He remained in-the junior num-
Der by stopping John Van Wagner
Of Northwestern 81. Cd. In the
mcnS $, ne won from Al Gross, SIS.
los Sayres is the last Of tho
juniors m tho senior section. HIS
principal feat Of the tournament
was In The elimination OF the
veteran I'd Rogers.
JtNIOR SINGLES
Esrrs'n M4uaIs cstsstsa Boh lrs.ane
81 b-5. Jim IarkoVskI tefeafe1 Robert
ls-tes a. So J'rn Alexander dsfssfs1
Bon Eyersr 90 90 Bll ssy-es a..
feaied John Van Wasonsf ~, -.
NEN'S SINGLES
>sF-s. ee'saie- A. cross 50 -
.s ur7g defeated Clarence Har'e~,
$50 John Weffa defeated ksr0s'R
-~H" Fi a. RIchsr1 r Mcfarland
defeated p .r Blossom 90 al.
WONEN's sINGLES
F1.ra fHran henderson rsfsatsd Jose
rf.ne owIsa g. SO May fernando
defeated ANY Roosevelt 81 a. Lillian
Van Hg~e- defeated Pssri WrNhhe' a..
Emily serls defeated Map TranSki,
g. f-3
NE>'s DOUBLES
normal stump s0d Paul Ps.no . 49,.
feaft1 I'm HfAieY snt Pau CsE'e-l '
2. a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

Runner He's Beaten o Times, Arne Anderson Of
Sweden, Breaks Gunders World Mark

wood-chopper from northern Swe-
den, is definite about the run
ming conditions he prefers.
He wants RAIN the day before
the race, prefers a temperature OF
about so degrees and regarding
the track, he's as tuSSy as an
eplcurean ordering a steak Tin
the old days.
at should not he too hard
or too soft" he SAID
Vague. but GundCr Hage
knows what n means
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
SWede Breaks
.Hagg' Record
Photo by International News Photos

GOTHENBURG. Sweden, July
, INS4 Arnc Anderson gave the
track stars something 10 shoot at
when he shattered Gundcr Hagg $
world record for the mile by run
ming the distance IN tour minutes
two and slx-tenthS seconds.
With this performance. the
Swedish star clipped two fun sec
ondS off the record of I O4 s
established by IaCg before he left
for bis current tour of the United
States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

off their team.
Both Higgins and Cramer
are playing great ball" Bridges
explained. They are playing
great ball both at bat and on
the field. The solicitors sure
slipped up badly on this years
team.
"Not only did they miss Hig-
gins and Cramer, hut they left
Oris Hockett, the leagues lead
ing hitter. off the squad. How
in the world could they do that ?
Don't records mean anything
"HoCkett must wonder what
happened when jeff Heath was
picked instead Of him. Heath
has spent most 81 the time OF
the bench.
EudGo, also thinks the Nj
'ioraI Leacucr~ made 2 mistake
N leaving off Buck Newsom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

iuc Of Rip SeWell 10 the Ma
uoaal League squad recalled
'ua' '-e Pittsburgh ace was
arI. p Tiger II was Sewell who
-ot r'a = Jam with Hank
5r..rH.rc lr Lakeland. an IN
no often recalled IN baseball
Tho warm spinners have
,id,i romance 10 that alleged
'-ht Bridges recalled 1t
ppcucd in front of the hotel
4 Lakeland and was present
70 wasn't much of q fight
~pNfu tried 90 rush in and
tllrrh Hank and Hank just
tapped him a couple ~ times
Hank didn't even ClinCh his
'I.t.. u Was some kind ~ SlllN
rguucut. don't remember
what ID was about II didn't
have anything 90 do With
North and south argument.
DO. D. "a been printed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Real Golf Battle
Scores in SemfnaIs Indicate Patty Berg, Dorothy
Kirby viii Put on Real Match

GLEN ELLYN, T.. July IF
the scoring IN their seminal
matches Is 10 be any indication,
the play-on between Patty Berg
and Dorothy Kirby for the
Women western Open Colt
championship here a Glen Oak
Country Club today should be the
battle OF the century.
Patty and Dorothy gained the
right 10 meet IN the 36-holo final
hv eliminating Catherine box. Us.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

CHICAGO. July . tTNSl-Gun-
don H8GE today was IN the posi-
run -uf man reduced to his
Ia~' yacht and about just as
broken up
lie Sa,t be was surprised by
the cable news that his close
friend and fellow Swede Arne
Anderson had shattered his world
record iol me mile by TWO full
seconds
The new mark Of 026 left the
touring fireman with only SIX
world distance records.
Guudcr WAS surprised, not by
tho fact that one OF his records
was broken but that Anderson
turned the Trick I'M the mile
Every day. the skinny
cWcdc sand n think maybe an
other record of mine will be
broken But this Anderson
I've raced him 10 times and
beat him each time without any
trouble
STRONG RUNNER
-aI Anderson is about
.I. H...
H. strong runner" he
f More like your american
n.,~. De- uses a heavy, long
stride"
H.s. has u1 fears about his
tUo-mlC record tonight when he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Lorenz, Mach Star,
Crosse lie g Wins

Jack Lorenz figured in all the
scoring and Bobby Mach pitched
a thrcc-hlttcr as Crosse lie Navy
team marked up It's eighth victory
I'M 10 starts by defeating Sell
fridge 81. a. Wyanotte Short
stop Lorenz got two hits. hatted
home two of the runs and scored
one
Crosse DO n0I 90 200 3
So f-.H.p Too 600 non
Mach aaI Z.eefssI Cofdie and Hedges
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

and Dorothy German, al, re-
NpectVeiy
Patty toured The first nine In
So 10 be . up on Catherine. who
was still playing well Al ~ Pat
won the tenth and they halved
the eleventh and twelfth.
II was a red hot putter that
won for Miss Kirby the Atlanta.
Ga. flash. The first sensation Of
this match came AT the short
sixth when Miss German dropped
a 25-foot putt for a birdie and
Dorothy followed with a i5-footer
for q good half.
Miss Kirby won the long
seventh with a DOGGY s when Miss
German had trap trouble and fol-
lowed with puts Of 20 feet and
- feet for a birdie al the eighth
and 2 par q AZ the ninth 10 make
tho turn 3 up
Dorothy was even womon'S par
AZ 81. while Miss German
tailed 81
4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

like tn a t.
Bridges COM
nented. HE
would have
added plenty
Of color. too
He " o ul q
have he e n
the first to
pitch in an
All st r
& a IN . 70 r
both leagues
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RNnAN'~ RESULTS
Cincinnati ~. Brooklyn ? ~ .nnings)
Chicago 3 Boston
Philadelphia 3 !. Plusbureh u,
Only games scheduled
TODAY's GAMES
Cincinnati A. Rrooklyn tTVNlgh'l,
81 Louis A. New York.
Chicago Ar Boston
PItfsburEh a. Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
SPOR T s
Bridges Is Shocked Because Higgins
Cramer, Newsom Not Named Stars
By LEO MACDONELL
Phot1 ~ Tlme' STAR rho'oerapr,

Tommy Bridges little than plain shocked by the
AStar selections. He can't figure how the American
League managers could Higgins and Doc Cramer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Buck Would Help

Buck has pitched fine ball
and would he An Asset in n game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
RYDER Heads Picked
HeIferich Assisted by Griffith. viii Direct Red
Cross Coli Classic at Plum Hollow
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

presence IN The big match. pro-
CccdS of which VIII 90 to the Red
Cross, Is desired 10 add 20 IT'S at
traCtVoneSS.
Accordingly, John NJ Sullivan,
who represented the Red Cross
last night was requested to en-
list the aid Of the national or
gani2atIon in obtaining leaves for
these four players 50 they can
come here The committee was
promised his assistance.
Permission 10 use Bobby Jones
Jimmy Thomson and Lawson
Little, who also are IN the armed
forces and are sought for the
challenging team, also Will be
sought Though The Red Cross
As was expected. the other
members Of the Ryder team
Craig Wood captain Byron Nell
son, Lloyd Mangrum, Gene Sara
zen. Jud McSpaden and Plum
Hollow Jimmy Dcmaret - al
ready have consented 10 play.
HAGEN is SET
Walter Hagen. captain NJ the
challenging team. Is IN an en-
viable spot. lie IS certain 10 have
a strong team. He has a list OF 70
players from which he Will pick
his lineup. but is delaying his Sc
lections until he learns what
players, II any VIII be claimed by
Craig Wood TO fill in his cup
squad.
One thing is certain Chick Har-
bert VIII be- on HaCenS team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

J Give Helferlch. who. il has
been said. could play the Plum
Hollow course backwards and
bllndfolded and yet get around
in respectable figures, has been
named general chairman for the
Ryder Cup matches TO be played
there. August rs.
His chief assistant viii be
David J, Griffith, a rodhot golf
enthusiast who also comes close
TO being DctroitS No. l hockey
fan. They are certain 10 make a
winning combination
Their appointment was an
nounced by Or. l., II. Bouqun,
Plum Hollow resident. following
a meeting of the clubs board OF
directors with j. Russell GnauS
committee last night.
The American Red Cross dedi-
Gated 10 helping others, now gets
a chance 10 help itself so II can
carry out ITS wonderful work the
better.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
SAFE en- ERROR

Trout slapped a Croundcr back
AZ Judd. who threw low trying
10 cut of Parsons at second, both
runners being safe on the error
Then Doc Cramer forced Par
sons at third And when Hoover
forced Cramcr, Dr. moved 10
third
At this iuneiure. Roy Partcc+
The Red SoN catcher let ono "
Judd'S pitches get away and Trout
scored. Hoover taking second
from where Joe later scored when
Dick Wakefield singled over sec
ond base.
With the score tied. Pinky Hic-
gins obliged by flying out 70 Babe
Barna in left field
The Red SoX muffcd chances 20
score IN the ninth With one out
Leon CulbertSon singled 20 right
center and was nailed az second
hy Don Ross when he tried 20
stretch the hIt.
Pete Fox beat out q roller 90
Hoover and Tony Luplcn singled
10 right But Jim Tabor forced
Lupien and what later proved 10
be Bost0nS last chance 10 score,
faded
The Tigers were made Of s'crnor
STUFF In their half Of the ninth
Ross led off with a double % lct'
and RudyN York walked. Here.
Mike Ryba replaced Judd Blood
worth was safe and the bases
loaded on a high throw by Lupien
Ned Harris batted for Parsons
and singled scoring Charley
Metro. who ran for Ross with the
winning marker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
MISS BY SWISH

= =
ror the Dodgers against the Reds
and finished ON tho short end Of
~ lO-t0-q count In the Thinning
ius>Ic 30 hc charged with his
fourth dctclr He came within a
single swish ~ a bat OF winning
lf too
The Rods pounccd on him for a
pair of singles In The first half
Of the twelfth Eddie Miller and
Ray Mueller connecting. Then
Dam Clay squeezed a run home
and Linus Frey brought the other
In.WIth a fly,
The Dodgers bounced back in
the last half OF the frame 10 score
one run and 10 leave the sacks
loaded when the rally was ended.
That DOdgcr setback after five
srraiGM wins deprived them OF
taking the National League lead
away from the idle st Louis
Cardinals. who remained on top
by percentage points.
NANKS STRAND II
The Phila d O phi ia Phillies
stopped the Pittsburgh Pirates.
s 10 /. IN the first game Of A
twin bill. then succumbed by 2 10
! In the nightcap. while the Chi
caco Cubs beat Boston. 6 to )
The New York Yankees had II
men stranded on the bases and
! bowed 10 Cleveland, 2 10 2 10 re-
tain their 2iq-game lead over the
Washington Senators
, The latter were shut out. , 10 O
/ hv Bill Dietrich, who hurled a
neat four-htttcr.
Tho ST Louis Browns doWned
ltho Philadelphia Athletics. , 10 !
/ IN IL innings behind Bob Mum
+ Grief
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
FOUR IN SERVICES

-Four members OF the Ryder
Cup team Ben Hogan. Sam
Sncad, VIC Ghelli and Horton
Smith are in the services. Their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Tickle Baseball
.Fdtes Rob Bobo
Of 9Th Victory

T4,D %tv-om the VotcTa N
trtf,-.,rr-rl r--t--ttr-t- Sire t3fouKtyn
Dodgers who already Is making
plans for pitching and winning
two or three games IN the next
World series. had a right 10 do
some Quot. dignifcd South Caro-
lima moaning today
He pitched and Won his eighth
victor, Of the season m the sec
ond game Of Wednesdays double
header with the Cincinnati Reds,
and was all set 10 make u two in
tWo days and nInc for the season
yesterday when he tripped up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
BEATS RED sOX

Then Trout stepped to the
mound and with the aid Of his
Tiger mates. squeezed ont victory
over the Red SoX. 3 10 ,, TO even
the series at onc-all
T. Oscar Judd. a left-handcr
who lives in Ingersoll, Ont, and
who was seeking his eighth VIC
tory Of the season, was the hard
luck guy Trout was talking about.
Judd yielded only seven hits and
no earned runs. while Trout gave
up an even dozen hits and par
Of earned TALES
The smallest twilight crowd 10
date at Briggs stadium S29
paId-Saw a drab contest.
For seven innings Judd pitched
brilliant Shutout ball allowing
four scattered hits Then. in the
eighth. ne walked Dixie Parsons
who had replaced Al UnSer when
the latter was forced 10 retire
because Of a foul tick injury to
a finger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
.Bemodns Fate
.0fAverdgeMdn.
Game Bellies II
By LEO MACDONELL

Paul DIZZY Trout today viii
probably admit that all his luck
isn't bad.
Before last nights twilight
game az Briggs Stadium. the
loquacious Trout RECALLED listeners
with some Of the hard luck en-
countcred by the average pitcher.
ITS jes like me and Heber
Newsome tRcd SoX pitcher
were saying" Trout related,
"you are all right If you are IA
genius like Bridges with his
curve and Feller with his fast
ball. hut us ordinary guys have
got 10 have luck to win"
Then among other details Trout
related how Chct Laahs standing
on one leg and hitting with one
hand slapped a homo run that
beat Trout and the Tigers, 6 10 3
in St. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Trick for Trout

d. fgf4 SO f.NlI - Totals 81 q IL
A>Hne .a' when winning run scored.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-20
General News

We regret very much to hear
about the illness OF one of our class
mates. Gussie Lee Clinton We
hope for her a speedy recovery.
We are expecting to do our bit
toward helping the crippled chill
dren have happy Thanksgiving.
The students are patriotic in buy
ing stamps each Monday. This
spirit is also being kept up among
the smaller children
We also wish Lille Bell Hill a
speedy recovery from her recent
accident.
Bonds and stamps we are buying
to keep Old Glory still a-flying.
The 9Th grade class is all out
Tor Victory Their room is dec
q lated in colors of red, white and
bic There ere many beautiful
posters and pictures.
The 7th grade had a party Tues
day evening at me second period.
Music and refreshments were
served.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-20

seph Louise Neal, and Joseph gave
him Ruby Make Now what do
you think about that.
Eta seemed to have been en-
joying herself Sunday night with
out Roosevelt-this was hard to be-
lieve.
Mr.. Pickett has been seen step
ping out with Beatrice Cross. so all
you other chicks hight as well fade
out of the picture.
Wake up Willie Mae Jones, get
yourself another boy friend, for
Dorothy Mae Jones has the best GO
with Joseph Battle.
We think you are wasting your
time Louise Logan, cause James
Young isn't thinking about you.
Curtis Luckett and Clara Stevens
were seen together recently. Could
tndt mean anytnlnS!
What would happen if Lille
Mosher could get on sometime
with Henry Adams?
What would happen if Beatrice
Butler would really fail for Will
liam Horton. Why don't you make
up your mind Beatrice and get
William out of the suspense?
The way things seem, Eva and
Edward Baity have decided to be
lovebirds.
30 Washington seems to like Err
nestine Buckley, but somehow
doesn't seem tc get to see her very
often-why don't you call him
sometime Ernestine at Paramount
Theatre, why don't you?
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-20
Tattling Tess

1t seems that Nina B. Ward
doesn't get around much any
more Could it be because she stays
close to the telephone waiting for
the long-distance calls from Pvt
Robert Young? What about that
Dentra Smith and Willie Ann
Woods?
Sudie Gray has finally fooled
frankie. White, but remember
young man, you can fool some of
the people some of the time but
you can't fool all of the people
all Of the time
Maggie Ruth Smith decided that
she would sign off and let Ruth
Milton broadcast over Clifford
Parker's station
Just a warning Thelma Hender-
son, frankie White seems to be
taking Robert Shirten seriously,
altho he doesn't seem to be taking
any interest in her.
0. ]. and Elois Mundy seem very
'sgrooVy over each other. Wonder
what Ruth Washington thinks about
all of that?
Could the trouble between Ell
nora Rhodes and Hazeline Hayes
have anything to do with the ru-
NOR that Hazeline got herself mar
ried to a certain sailor?
We are glad to know that Tom
ME Arnold has finally forgot Rose
Ann.
Ruth Anderson and Sophia Watts
are good friends but we wonder if
this would be the case if she knew
O. ]. was still in love with Sophia?
frankie L. White has fooled both
Elizabeth Elliott and Elnor Ben
nett, she has brought Sudie Gray
rigkt by their nose and never
touched their lips.
Herdie Mangum and Mary Anne
Bundy are playing game with
William Arnold as the prize. Won
der who will VIM
c. l.. Love and Tomizene Hay
good are strictly in, the groove.
What caused the trouble be-
tween John Alexander and Edward
Baity at the bali game last Fri
day?
Wake up Faye You seem to be
letting Matte Lee Smith take Ben
ny Ports away from you
We wonder why is it that all the
chicks are worried about the Smith
sisters? Is it because they are get
ting somewhere and the chicks
want to be like them?
Rosia Ann Cooler says its no hint
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-20

to take about Albert Hart, cause
she's got a tall skinny papa in his
place
Well Eddie Martin can't you see
when you aren't noticed by OAR
lean Smith. Stop dropping your
nickels in the telephone dialing
3-44o7, because that number be-
longs to Curtiss Cannon.
It seems that Cecil Hunt and
Bessie Mae Washington were hav-
ing plenty Of fun in the show Fri
day night What about that Locke
Mae Marshall?
II must be the real thing with
Walter Patton and Willie L., he is
even following her to church on
Sunday nights. We wonder what
Ruth Helen Levy has to say about
that?
1t once was Wade Smith and
Edna Mae Jackson, but now it's
Wade and Bernice Wright.
Queen E. Smith is receiving
plenty of air mail from Erwin Will
son. What's your story Floree
Jones?
Too bad Lula, but it seems there
isn't a possible chance for you.
Mamie Lewis is simply wild about
Rosia Ann!
There seems to be a feud be-
tween certain chicks who live out
West Jackson way and out North
Jackson way-Tattling Tess is
waiting patiently to see the out
come of this-one West Jackson
chick puts it this way-"Don't get
angry wit hthe West Jackson chicks
because they are fine and mellow
different from the rest-and l mean
don't stand no mess"
James Selmon says that Maggie
R. Smith is the only one for him,
we wonder if Maggie says the
same There are likely to be we'd
ding bells for James and Maggie
Ruth soon.
Say hep cats, why don't you all
get this mix-up straight, because
you all won't get any place like
this with Ennis liking Ella and FL
la liking Curtis, Curtis liking Adeal
and Adeal liking little man Ellis
So get hipped and make yom
choice.
Rudolph Gray and Joseph Rhodes
decided to stop jumping agains
each other, so Rudolph gave 10
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-20
Departed This Life
PEOPLES FUNERAL HOME:

Miss Annie Scott, Mississippi
State Hospital.
Mrs. Eva Geneva Jones, 1925
Deerpark. Funeral services held
at Christ Temple Church, Novem-
Der 16.
MIR Randall Bailey, died Novem-
Der 9Th at Crystal Springs Flu
neral services at Warm Springs,
November 18th.
Mrs. Maurva Courtney, 345 w.
Monument Street, died November
II. Funeral at Mt. Charity in Mad
ison county.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith, Edwards.
Buried at Sand Hill
Mr.. Dave Porter, Pocahontas.
Buried at Mt Center.
Miss Phoeba Harris, died No
vember 8. Buried at st. James in
Edwards, Miss, November 18th.
Mrs. Ford Taylor, 207 Fairbanks.
Died November 7th. Burie dat
Pleasant Grove, November TO-
Mr.. West Chambers, Fannin.
Died Nov T. Buried Nov. 10.
Mrs. Ernie Coleman, I'll Henry
Street. Died Nov 7. Buried at
Monticello, Nov 49,
Mrs. Ada Stevens, died Nov. g.
Buried at st. James, Edwards,
Miss.
Mr.. L. ]. Washington, Terry
Miss
ENTERPRISE FUNERAL HOME
Steve Collier, Jackson; j. c. Hol-
lingsworth, Jr., Jackson; Ple2
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-20

EDWARDS, Miss.-Nov IL, 1943
Should Negroes Sit At the
Peace Table was the topic for
discussion at the third meeting Of
the College forum at Southern
Christian Institute which is under
the direction of that aggressive and
invigorating teacher, Mrs J. b
Mosley
After having listened to the
scholarly discourse of each member
of the forum, one could not help
but visualize a new economic, po-
litical and intellectual horizon for
depressed minority peoples, the
world over.
Under the keen tutelage of Mrs.
j. B. Mosley, girls and boys from
the North, South, East, West; from
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-20

Published and Edited by Students
of Cameron Street Junior High
School. Canton, Mississippi.
STAFF
Editor in-Chief Walter Smith
Associate Editor Jeff Ann Land
General News Editor .-----
-----------C Catherine Jones
Fashions Editor Annie p. Gordon
Sports Editor Tanner Drew
Business Manager ------------
--------- Katie Mae Currie
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-20
SAFETY NETS GUARD
WORKMEN ON HEIGHT

HOLLYWOOD.-Safety nets used
in construction of Golden Gate
bridge at San Francisco were
strung up at Warner Bros. to pro-
tect workers high above ground
on a steamship set that towers 70
feet Precaution was ordered by
Producer Hal B. Wallis on Sc
quence in Humphrey Bogart film,
Passage to Marseille"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-20
Gossip

Dora Mas ard Jennie Powell
are really in the groove. The girls
are singing to James Miller, Don't
Cry Baby because Rosie Lee
Thompson has gone. We wonder
if Jessie Jackson really cares for
Rosie Lee Smith. Why does Gladys
Johnson pretend that she and Thee
Simmons are stepping out, when
they are not? Tanner Drew win
soon be seen at the ration board
applying for a boy-friend She
says Parlor is in the Army now.
Katie Mae Currie and Velma Rec
Ward should stop writing notes to
each other.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-20

Swilly, Hazlehurst; Malinda Win
dom, Hazlehurst; Cornelius John
son, Jackson; Johnson Singleton
Michigan; David Coleman, Brook
haven; Robert Amiker Jackson;
Henry Ratliff, Jackson; Mary E.
Hillard, Jackson.