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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13

SsSn ieiner lebten 0eriammll,ne be-
ihloB Ser 3lpeig 81 an bie 0fitglie-
Der 81 appeqieren, am %. Mai bin.
aus auf Sen Hidnidplat 5u 9eben un>
oen 1las iiir SEN fommenoen Cont
r1er in Sronung 81 iteaen. sae Mit,
alieber, benen es moglih lit, iinh
sebeten mit5ubelfen, fonunt, imb
hringt ald) @erf5eus nit, 10 oaiI
pir aaes IN Sronung brinsen fonnen
auf Sen 80. Wai, tpetm unier critics
4idnid mir 5u balten seoenfen, auf
,uirieoen oieien Ylas r,niern 6reul,
oen 5eigen fonnen. Der Gerein ipen,
oicrt 81 oieiem Stpef Elm Sab Bier
oas giien miiiien iib ale ielbit nit
5ringen. Wf. 1emti6, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13

Stpeig AZ.

Wir oar,fen fir BEN id)0nen 9e-
iu6 rmierer lesten 0eriammlung TO-
uie bel unlerem Jamilienobeno am
9. Mai. 8ir tparen frob cine 9eles
cation Ser 9torbieite 3reige begriiBen
su fonnen.
@ir freuen uns 1ab gr. Sobann
SAUL tpieoer geiuno lit, bebauern aber
Dab nun Sdppeiter &atbarina Oouns
jebt franf lit umo tpiiniden aub ibr
baloige 8eiierung.
Mud bieies Sabr tperben mir am
=. SuIi I'M Gbicago Rioee @roue ei,l
Sidnid abbalten, INN uns in @ottes
ireier Natur gu freuen. 0as &omitee,
oas elm id)0nes Yroeranun ausarhei-
ten miro. oas ieSem 8eiufer einen
ibonen 5ae il, unierer Mitte iidert,
beitebt aus oen &erren u1o 1rauel,
Nidael 2ino, Sobn Sdoeer, MidaeI
Wattes, @ihael Sbert, 8luop Saul,
5rl. &elen Marfel uno &errn @eors
Jabie, Niharo &artmann am6 @or-
iiter anoreas &artmann. @eiteres
.peroen mir ip1ter betannt geben.
Curtis &. 1utie, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
Canton, Dhio

StcbenbirgifG Sdhfiihe GU. 3uther
0briltus.&irhe. 2113-14. str., ". 9,
Yfarrer SboinnS q. ,6nieer. Sonn<
tagibnle nit belitIdlen nno enelilber
&ld1len UNI S:45 ltar ,n0recns
Sngliid,er 8ottesbienit $3.50 n,orgenS
Nentldcr @ottesbienlt 1866 moreens
Seutlhe Sd,ule unb &oniirmanoenel linz
terridl. nad Gereinbar,ing.
(Siir Die Commemorate ipirb eir ees
meiniainer belltIf engliitler @otiess
oienlt nm 10 llbr moreens dbgehdltcn }
IUe 8laubens9enoiien unb Srerube
iinb ber5!iG, e:;se!sren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13

Siebenbiirsiid. .SGdiiide Gp. Qutb.
GbriitmS Stride.
2113 14tb Str, N. 6.

2113 14tb Str, sc. 6.
Hfarrer Ibomas @. &oniger. Conn
tassidule 8 llbr morsens. 0euti6
Gngliider @ottesoienit I'M 10 llbl
morgens. Dertid)e Sd)arle imb aon
firmanben-l llnterrift mad 0ereinba
rurg. Mue @laubensgenoiien UNI
Jreunbe iinb berGif eirgelooen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
GaIem, Ohio
Gpamgclifd)s 9utb. Gmannes 8irdbe,
201 Spufh 8rpnbmQn.

Ynitpr Sobn 9numanu. SonutaeihuIe
ieben Sonntae llbr pormitta9s. 10 llbr
G,ottesoienit in Der 2anbesipra6e; Inn
II llbr heutIdber Sottesbienit. Ser bents
id)e airdlen Sra,ren Ierein bat am 3lpets
ten Mittlpod jeben Wtonats, dbenbs 8
llbr, Ieriammluna. &onfirmanbensllns
terriclt (slueiidbri9) bon September bio
Sitcrn, 9iensta9 uno Greita9 ndhmit'
tags llbr.
@ae @Iaubcns9enofsn unb Greunoe
limb her5lih etnaelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
2l,aS Detroit, 21lie3iea,,

Ser g. e. &ranfen llnterit. Gere;n
leiert am 16. Mai 1913 nit oeall
gan5en OeutIdtl,m mts Detroit, oic
llebergabe ser 9mbulance, sic bon
alien beutiten Sereinen gefanft tpur.
oe. 9ie Garooe beainnt INN 1 llbr
nahmittagS 2 StraBen iiio BON ser
6 Wfile 3oao an @oob1paro s(pe.
Sort treffen iih alle oeutifen Ser.
cine, oie al bieler Harabe teilnebmegl
ipoaen. slneemeloet iino bis ieet 81
600 Menihen. Gs lperSen bel oieicr
3elegenbeit Der Gi5e-YrGli6ent ser
@ereinigten Staaten bon Noro slme.
rifa, Wallace, l,nb 6rau Hrdiibentin
gleanor 'Sooiepelt, lprehen, aut
miro unier 8ouperneur bon @eidN,
gan, Sarrp 8ellp. uns etras 81 ia
gen baben. @eneralprobe fir sic SGn.
ger filuoet in ser Gbarpatbiu Safe
Inn II llbr pornittags am IS. Yfai
itntt. Gs iuiirSe uns freuen, eu6 tper-
te Sahienbriiber, auf oielem sseite allt
re6t 5ablreid) begriiben 5u oiirfen.
Senn rrur Damn tonnen mir nit &eht
iagen, OaB mir ed)te iGdNiide omerifo.
niife 8iirger iinb, spenn mir cole
Saden ,pieal6 oieie ,lnteritiiten.
sfid)nel Jeutif, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
Gbicago, Saimois

VturIWt NHo SteDeWDut9t1msS0d1W
ct. Haulms Uemelnbe, 1855 S5smer ctr.
Gultor g. Sdmiot. 1850 Somer Str.
Seben Sonntaa 8 llbr Sonntaaidule in
enaliid unb neutid). Seutld1er 8ottess
bienit jeben Sonntae 11:15 llhr; engs
Iiid)er @ottesbienit ieoen aipeiten uno
pierten S,nutaa 1918 l1hr. 9sutSder
&nniirn,auoensl sllnterritbt Mittlpod nafs
mittags 1880 llbr; eneIiider aonfir<
mnnoene llnterriht Samstag porm4taas
10 llbr. 9eutidJe Sdule Samsta9 nahs
mittaGs 2 llbr.
M0e @laubeusacnoHen unb 6reunbe
iinb 9cr ,lid) einaeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
2iueia 1 uu6 1.

8eiOe Stoaige rerallItdlten am %.
Mai sum 9eiten bes &oten arelses
elm &artenpartie
i'm @eIticite Safienbeim. slae Srga-
niiationen bon Dit uno @eit iolpie oie
fnrhlif,en Sereinigungeu Bitten mir
hSYlidNt uns 81 ,,nteritiisen.
gli5. =. Siifyler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
MSuuca, ga.
0eutide Guans. s2utb. ct. $eters'
Ncmeinbe, 5. Ctr.

Gsarrer Sans .. S. Simoleit, 24i
Thams Ctr. 8ofeiter, Ya. Selepbon:
Sto6eiter 23es: g@ettssoienitt @ s;SS ;3s. npr
0rauen Gerein GerIan,mlung am lesten
Sonnerstag ieceh Monats. abenb5 llbs.
Seoermanm lit ber5lid ipilltomrnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
@inSiur, Dat, @eaaba
ct. SaMluS= Gird)e, Yarent Mpe

Yfarrer Otto s. 9eble. 1915 Tarem
gpe., @inoior, &auaoa. Gottesbienit d
pormitfass. SeSen i. Sienstaa obenSs
0onnerstas utenbs inn Monat ssrauea
@erein Gibuna. MGe Iolfss unb @lau,
bensaenoiien iinb ber5Iid eineelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
gonnastomn, Cbio
SentiAe Gp. =9ntb. Spnterus =Nemeinbe.
Cdr QiuepIn Wue. uub 6plmeS ctr.

ST. g q. Nritif, 1fnrrer. @obnun9
$50 @id slpemuc Selepbon: 977O7. -
Tim ubr Spnntagsidule uno lSugcnD'
sottesbienIt. lin 1880 llbr 9alipts sGipts
.esbicra an nllen Spnn> llnb Ss.sts
taeen Sainstaas Inn llbr &onfirnlans
benz lnb 9eutih> >llnterrid)i ecben l.
Sonntag i'm Monat Srauen&Ieriamnts
lung nm 2:30 llbr. Seoen erften Ncnss
in9dbeno @rrber6uiiS. Seoen air--!s~
Sonntdg inl Monat Inn 2:3O ubr 3:Ss
6s:sn= Ino Sdn,ltats> Sibune. SeHsu
Snnniaaabenb Siinaere Qutber Ntaa
.S,seben sfreitfoInenter Wittipodla1suS
Mestere 0ittber 2iga Seben 5tpeitfolS-e.
ben Nitttpctnbenb SonntdeIhuI sSers
;:.:i,i:;:!:;.:.G Sebe. ssss--cc::.:.:aatcno CO.
probe: Iae @laubensaenoiien iinb beeos
liD eingelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
kirbicbe Aacbrirbten
HarreQ, ga.
9entidlc Gp. Qmth, gl. Xaulus .2trd1'
ecf IE HNtAif Mne

9cntid,c Gp. Qmth. gt. xaulus. 2trtJe,
72i-25 Srnit Mpe.
Efarrcr Sans &6bnsbeir. Seben Conn.
tug 9 llbr pprmittags Sonnta9i6Ile; 10
llbr oeutid]cr 8otteSoient; IL l1br en9'
liid)er 0ottesbienit NLe llltberifden
@loubensgenoHen oeutiher nno ergs
!iidcr 3unae in SarreQ. Sbarot une
llmge9lng linb sll ben @ottesoieniten
ber3libit eiraelaben.
8arp, Snbiana
0entihc Gp. 2utber. &ontermS s8trds
G6c ii. Ape. nnh Siaus0re Stv,
Gfarrcr Grid FetericM, 1919 Stu"
more Gin. Sei.: z3551. Spnntd9itule
9 llbr fir bic arobeu ,tno II llbr fir bic
f.enen Ninber. @ottesbienit unl 10 lbi
in Der enaltibeu uno Inn II ltbr in Der
eertiden Sprude.
MIe 8lulbenssenuHen uub Sreunoe
iino berSlid) cingelaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
Nctroit, Nidigan
9cutihe unb Sddiiid, Gp. ct. YetruS.
&irdje, Nleniielb unb Gpsberrv Npe.

Yiarrer Sobannes Seutid. 1921 8Iens
fielb Gue. Gel: Hingrsc 6205. Sams@
tag: Sellticbe Shmle pon 1912 llbr.
Sorntagibule bon 1O-11 llhr. @ottess
hieui: snn i1--12 ith-. Seben Ietten
Oienstaa hes Monats nirtenratsiieuns.
Smrh bic Sommermon..t ieben hriiisn
0ienstag. ionit ieben 3. Sonntde sramer
@ereiu @eriamm!,re. &inbe:horprots
ieben Ereitas abentS Gle @l.:abenae
genniieu ein9elaOen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
GIenelan0, Ohio

=. 2. 0pams. 2mtb. ct. Sshanncs Stride.
Naitor 6ans 6oiiel, 761 Gbbn &cub.
Gel: Wulberrp O646. llbr pornittaas
oeutlder Gottesbienit. 10 uhr Conn
ta9ihule. II lltr en9Iiid,er @ottesbieuit.
2utber Niea slnbad,t uno WeriammIl,tlg
sonntas abenbs 1880 llbr. aonfirmans
llnterrid)t unb beutihe Sdule am
Snmstag bon q llhr an. Ille 8la,lbenss
senoiien ii,lo bersI:h ein9elaoen.
GIcpeIanh Wef. - 9eutid, =0emeinbe
&ca 80. ctr. unb sDillarb Mpe.
Gaitor Sobannes GeutidldnSer. 5000
Willaro Mpe. Sell: Wooobine 9055.
@otteSoicnit jeben Spnlz uno Teierta9
IN oeutid'sr uno enaliider Sprahe. -
Sonntaaid,nle ieoen Sonntaa 80 l1hr
normittaas. Sarauifoleeno enali!der
8ottesoicnit bon 10-10:45 llh,. Sieraui
iolat Der ocu.ide 9uttesbienit II llbr
|porlnitta9s.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13

9itte ienoe1 Gales Sag Stamps
an gliiabetb Goiiel. 761 gobp 3d..
Glepelano, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
Der Jungbrunnen

Der Jungbrunnen
Won L. Schmidt
Lustiges Singspiel in einem Aufzug
Pcrsone EN-:
Fri. DR.. Miller ... G. Schmidt
Fri. L. Stolperkrone, Schriftstellerin. 8.
M. henneI
Fri. Augentrost, Malerin. r.. SCHNEIDER
Fri. S. Feinlieb, ihre KOllegin. H. Zakel
Frau Schnuddelbach, Witwe, reich
gewordene Salonkeeperin :. d. Scheel
Gabriel, Elm junger Schafhirt ........
j. Hallnel
Lore, Elm Bauernmadchen, Gabriels
Geliebte .................. NJ. AbeI
Ort der Handling:
In der Maize zines Dorfes.
After the Concert:
Dance and Refreshments.
Eintritt: so Cents.
Oas &omitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13

an aIen gden uno Gnoen icine Sdnbc
erinncn baben muB uuo uns aald
eiren gei1albreiGen Mbenh perbiiret.
&eierpieren Sic iih oesbalb Sen
Scnntng, %. Mai.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
0eutihc Gu. 2mt1er. &onterns .0trdj
Gdc IL. 9ue. anb 1illrpre Stv.
Gomeiteab, ga.
9emtidbe Gp. 2utb. ct. Narfus 2ir&e.
222-224 Nit 9. Mpe.

Mcb. Iusuit s. Gneelbredt, Efarrer.
selepLon 90. 1745. yin Sonns unO
Seiertagcn morgens $3.50 llbr Sonns
tagidule. 1O:30 llbr engliifer @ottes'
ci....-. 1880 llbr bsutIder 8ottesoienft
Mue 8ld,lbensgenoiien iino beraltdb
piIlfomn!en
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
Columbus, Ohio
Gpana. 0mther. Nartin 3ntber 0irdje,
Gdc Nulcr umb Nnn Strake.

Efarrer G. 6. Seuer. Seoen Sonnz
taa nprntittags 3 llbr Sonntoelhule
10 lltr engliidler @ottesbienit; II llbr
ceutid,er @ottcSDienit.
NIle @laubenseenoiien uno Greunbe
Iinn htrSlid) eingelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
Program.

Program.
Direction: Prof. Rudolf Schuster
Opening: National Anthem.
Welcome Address . John Ungar,
chairman
l. a. Prayer from "Cavalleria
Rusticana" ... p. Mascagni
b) Des F6rsters T6chterlein. Folktune
Arr. by r. Schuster
East Side Saxon Juniors Choral Club
r. E. Schuster, Director
| 2. a. A Kiss .......... s. Rombere
NJ. Sill dueted with G. Eckard
and TIL. Miller
b. Whispering Hope =. A. Hawthorne
Sextet: l.. Wellman, TIL Miller,
G. Eckardt, NJ. Sill, s. Schoger,
IS. Die Kapelle ........ C. Kreutzer
Liedertafel Damenchor
Dirigent =. w. GrGger
!. Czardas ................. V. MOnti
Violinsolo :. Rudy Schuster, Jun.
:. a) The Guiding Light .....
G. Saint-Saens
b. Cast your Burdens on the Lord :.
................ j. Brahms
st. Johns Junior Choir Ensemble
(E. Krich, ID. Foisel, f. Foisel
l.. Krich)
6. az If my songs had Wings =. R. Hahn
b. The Kerry Dance ;. j. L. Malloy
East Side Saxon Juniors Choral Club
Rudolph Schuster Director
:. Nocturne in Eb Mai. Op. 9 ...
Fr. Chopin
PianosOIo .... B. Gierling
8. Mach Auswahl Observation-Disclosures.
Liedertafel Mannerchor
Dirigent :. w. GROCER
Q. My Hero from "Chocolate Soldier" q. .
................ o. Straus
SopransolO ...,. B. Dalitz
10. Sonntagsgloeken ..... R. Schuster
st. Johns Senior Choir
Rudolph Schuster =. Director
II. a) Poem Recitation go. Fl. Winter
b. Der Braf DER Brief f. Krich
q A Skit Cline Schmahrede) ....
Given by:
f. Krich, NJ. Kessler, Z. Schneider,
l.. Wellman, R. Geiger, f. Untch.
II. ~ Villa from "The Merry Widow"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. FIR. Lehar
b Carmena Waltz :. H. L. Wilson
East Side Saxon Juniors Choral Club
Rudolph Schuster :. Director
l3. Gastspiel der Westside Juniors
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
SGdfider 3egelflmbabemb mar
ihIm.

gm 26. Mpril Tom 0as @inter ae'
gelturnier gu gnbe uno our ielben
3eit ipuroen 9orbereitunsen fir cir
CONNER aegelturnier eetroffen. Sn
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-14

With Prime Minister United
Nations beginning faster than the Axis
build and hem American railroads the critical
period their history Removal of the sub safe travel
for that ships will be able take all the
materials food and supplies that the factories produce the
railroads
obsolete little it has been replaced
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-14
DISPEL THE DARKNESS!
BY RUTH TAYLOR

1--WE are living in the dawn of New Day and we de-
cline to remain in darkness"
This sentence from the Five Freedoms statement of the
pie There color line between Negro White ideals
or goals We cannot remain in darkness nor must the
world go backward once the is by the United
Nations Times have changed for all of us, and all the
people OF all the earth must live free the light
There is no darkness but ignorance read once that
thoSe who 1--we on the mountains have longer day than
those who live in the valley Sometimes all we need to
brighten our day is to raise ourselves little higher
This is ruiSm which be put effect for all Of us
For this is the way climb of darkness We
cannot wait for to dispel it for u.s. for LIGHT that
can be turned on and off is permanent light Fv
erythng we learn everything do right helps to DESTROY
the darkness of all time We demand opportunities for
winch we are prepared far successfully than we can
when we are not yet ready for them It is really lust the
same as 1t with Jobsyou know how much easier it is to
get a Job when you already have one.
only through education go ahead This does
not mean just technical education important though T
u means education OF the spirit we'll as of the mind
we VIII reach the heights of light not through cngno to
od antagonIsm and hareds not by pressure or legislation
out by working together with fellowmen in synat1
ana IN understanding standing up what is RIGHT and DO
ing as we would be done by w W.
Inc one real nope for the future-a future Of ob od
grown ana progressls recognition of our common b
manly OF our common struggle rise above orr ouTn
serves OF the common ideals of all men of good will IT,
we VIII 1lnd OBSTACLES but understanding and hard orl
VIII get us over them. And will climb at last 70 A.
helght where there is no darkness ~
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-14
HAITI HELPS

Continued from Page y
Rotenone, an important insecticide
needed to fight plant pests in the
United States and elsewhere is OBJ
tanned. Before the war, derris root
came to the United States chiefly
from Java, the Philippines and 9TH
er sections of the Far East.
Rotenone, extracted from this
root, paralyzes the breathing appa-
ratus of insects although it is harm
less to man and beast. The Ha--
tan Department of Agriculture is
supervising the planting of $780,
OO0 cuttings of derris root by small
farmers throughout the country.
By far the biggest Industry
IN Haiti, however, is the cultivation
and processing of sisal for rope
and cordage. Before the war most
OF the Manila hemp used in this
country came from the Philip
pines and sisal from the Dutch East
Indies and East Africa and Mexico.
Slsal is now being produced in the
West Indies and Mexico but Haiti
IS one of the largest producers of
the white biver in the Western
hemisphere from the leaves of
which is made cordage, lariats and
binding Irvine SO much needed in
war industries.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-14
Meat Goes to War
At State Fair

JACKSON, Miss-Arrangements
for Meat Goes to War" national
exhibit to be shown at the Missis-
sippi Free State Fair here, October
11-16, have been completed.
Antiaircraft and antitank shells
are in the educational display to
visualize the war need of fat con-
servation. The display, part of
which has been used as an educa-
tional program for two and a half
years with the u. S. Army, is be-
ing sent by the National Live Stock
and Meat Board in connection with
the American Polled Hereford Show
and Sale during the Fair. Arrange
ments for the presentation were
made by Rex B. Magee, Fair Man
ager, through Director M. o. Gull
len of Chicago.
Other national exhibits at the
Fair will be martial. Cotton Goes
to War" will be dramatized in jack
son by the U. S. Army Quartermas-
ter Corps. The Mississippi Ord
nance Plant will present ordnance
indoor and outdoor displays COM
parable to and perhaps better than
the ordnance shows recently in
Chicago, New York and Philadel-
phia. The Air Forces, the Navy
and the Marine Corps will have
representations. The Agricultural
displays have a war theme, Feed
Fighter"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-14
SOUTHERN FARM
MARKET SUMMARY

With early tobacco markets in
full swing, the grass cattle move
ment getting under way, and grow
ers busy with plans for marketing
fall crops, the first week of August
was an active one of southern
farms, according to the War Food
Administration
South Carolina tobacco markets
opened with light sales bringing
record prices, especially for the low
quality grades. The first days
range was mostly from $4,000 to
$4,000 a hundred pounds. On the
Georgia and Florida markets, how
ever, increased offerings of lower
qualities bought a. slight down
ward tref-s' IN the general average.
Southeastern vegetable shipments
continued to decrease although To-
cal supplies of green corn, toma-
toes, field peas, butterbeans, okra
and snap beans are still moderate.
Apples are just beginning to move
from Georgia, North Carolina and
Virginia. There have been light
sweet potato shipments from Ala
bama, Florida, Georgia and Louis
lana for several weeks, but heavy
movement is not expected until next
der way in the extreme. southeas-
tern area with good yields reported
shelter contracts covering the 194s
CCC purchase program have beer
mailed out
Most cattle markets in GEORGIA
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-14
STHE GREATEST INSURANCE OF ALLA"

to be released and allowed to go
into the armed forces is the man
with children acquired before the
Declaration of War, who is now
occupying. an experienced, essential
job as a necessary man in an es-
sential was activity, whose removal
would cause a serious loss of eff
fectiveness in that activity.
Mississippi stands high in the
list of states that has done the job.
and done it better than just good,
in maintaining production, health
and welfare services, and furnish
ing patriotic. red-blooded Ameri-
cans to the armed forces. This has
been no easy task for the citizens of
the state and many have had to
undergo inconvenience. 1t is
hoped that the indomitable spirit
of the white and negro races in
Mississippi will continue to be
shown as in the past so that the
right of the child to be reared at
the knee of the father will not be
disturbed until we can prove that
the exigencies of war make it i'm
perative. Homes with children are
the basic unit of our Democratic
form of government. Vital war
production and health and welfare
services are imperative. Red
blooded Americans fighting in the
armed forces must be had, trained
and available at the time needed
The combination of these three ell
ements will win the war;
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Florida, and Alabama were steady
to shade lower with activity linn
tied, although some individual auc-
tions were fully Csc higher on most
classes of cattle and calves. Med
ium CRASHED steers brought 311.75-
1880. Tennessee and Kentucky
cattle markets were fairly active
and fully steady. Hogs throughout
the Southern Region were generally
steady to slightly higher although
some weight groups tended lower.
Lambs were steady to strong on
diminishing receipts of the better
grades.
Offerings of eggs remained very
light and prices were again up
again slightly. The best grades
were particularly scarce with de-
mand considerably in excess of sup
ply Live poultry receipts were
more nearly in line with trade needs
than in any other recent week, and
prices on some kinds were slight
~ weaker. Flyers were especially
plentiful as more country raised Of
ferings became available.
Feed wheat is. still the mainstay
of southern feeders. Local corn
has not yet begun to move
oats. are being held at seed prices
and by-product feeds remain scarce
Oilseed meals are under new cell
ings, and old crop supplies have
been set aside for government pur-
chase.
Spot cotton markets fluctuatec
considerably, but late advances off
set earlier losses New York Oc-
tober closed at 1890. A program
to improve the grade of the 1915
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AS we pay folly's cost and failures
sting.
What can the devil do with one
with such stinch and smell?
AS poor deluded Hitler goes down
to devils hell.
By:
Calhoun Gregory,
148 w. Bell st.
Jackson, Mississippi.
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month about 1900 to 1000 men be-
come 18 years of, age who become
vulnerable for service in the armed
forces. believe that we will av--
erage 5000 per month or more both
white and negro, for the armed
forces for the remainder of the
year-August through December
using 25,O0O-35,OOO or more for the
period.
It is anticipated that the last man