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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-26
Ntcretai, terrliet int
SrieHei,, 1T jebt HSue
iiir SclNatett

Mit Madartburs 5ruppen aui
Morotai. Die SnieI Morotai lit ser
Iraum zines &ameran,annes, ser
&eiieaufnabmen mad,t. Gem sluge
bietet es iid) san5 uno gar tuie einc
Abbilb,u1e i'm Mational Geographic
Maga5ine nit @aloltngen bon roget
SEN &ofosnubpalmen, nit leiner lie
reriiille BON ,hrillanten tropi1hen
8lumen, nit Sen erotiid)cn Jriihteu
lu,o ielnsn NIT unglallbllden Sarber
geidmiidten G0geln, sic in Sem ITO
piiden 8ldttertpud)s aufidimmern.
Mae 0icie Saden, sic einen Go,l-
rilten in 6rieoens3eiten in Gnt5iiden
perieten ,piiroen, ,piiniht ser SolSat
gum Ieufel.
Die &ofosniiile fallen ibm aui Sen
&opf. Wit Sen 8llmen iino 2ianeu
per6unoen, oie ibm Sen @eg peripers
ren,. iiber sic er itolpert uno sic ib.i
5,pinaen, iid) bdufis nit Sem sdrrert.
nriier ieinen @eg su babnen. Die
@ananen lmb Ya1p- -Yaips iiuo mel
items nod grim uno peruriaden ibrl
2eibtpeb. Die Snieften iummen ent-
lucoer Inn i'm berum coer iausen an
ibm.
asn ben gebeimispouen Jliiiien
iino aeraoe aenue &rofoSile, nm Dos
8aoen barin cinem Selbltmorbper-
JUDI eleidbeoel,teno 81, MAIDEN. Die
aorallenriife serid,neioen feline isiiBe,
ipenn er periuGt, in ben ipeihen iuar-
men SdaltmlpelIen 5u ldauimmen.
Ser elisernoe Sano lit bon @iuionen
bon Sanofi6ben be1uobnt. Die blen-
J oenbe Come perurladt @laien a,,i
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-26

unb gerettet rerSen fann. Gin ercber
Seil ser StraBen lit eingeiunfen.
Man id1tt sen angeridteten Sda-
SEN auf 12= bis 100000 Collar.
,@ortfiibrcr Scr Gait Cbio 8as Sc.
nneinten, baB an Ser $4,000, 900 TO
itenbcn Nnlage fir 2agerung fliibigen
grenngaies - Ser eriten ibrer Mrt
I'M gansen 2anbe - fir $4,000, 900
Sdubsn entitanben lit. Ser Gountp
@atSitor Sobn 3anserle lagt, baB iid)
in Dem 3erit0rungssebiet 8ebduoe BE-
fanoen sic nit 81, 100000 beiteucrt
lparen Mit ser Sd)dsrng bes peri6n.
lihen giecntumsoerluites Bat man
nod gar ni6t beeonnen, ser miro lid)
allb in biele MiIlionen belaufen.
Gs iino old bier iSabrifen ausge-
brannt Sic fir 9riessbeoarf arbeite-
ten nnS ii5er 30 berielben mubten
ibre Mrbeit peeen seit1peiligen Starf-
ltrommangels einItelIen.
@ic sic arobe aataitropbe entltan.
Sen lit tueiB man nod nidbt uno tpie
seiast ipirh fann bas @ebeimnis
faum geloit tperoen. Gs lit mSeIid
Sab ser 5anf led se,poroen lit um>
oas ausitr0menoe Oas bat BEL ser 8e
riibr,ng nit Der Suit iih ent5iinoet
Gs lit sic srobte &ataltropbc sic iid
je in Gleoelaro ereisnet bat.
Wir ipollen nod beribten oaB I'M
ter .sen ~baiiofieren bci oisier &ata
itropbe Ser @attc elmer Siebenbiirgc,
'Sddiin bei Namen Sti;Dler perbe;
ratete Sids bas 2eben pcrlor uni
George 90. Sdneioer, ser Sobn Ses
Rebatteurs Oieier 3eiturgy ser ar
ser SIt 81. StraBe pohnte, aud ielr
gauges Sab uno Gut SurN sSeuer Der
loren bat, ,ur sic &leioer, oie e,
trug, Iino ibm gebli ben. Seine ssral
.rar geraSe niht 5ubauie. Sein,
Sdiuiegermlltter, ssrau sped 1lni
cine i6rer 5Gbter unS Gnfelfino, er
litten ieidte @rano,pl,nSen.
MuBer Oieier sluei 2anosleuten fin,
ltns nod feline 5oten ooer Gerlestel
befannt. Gas Sitieite Sadienbeim
oas gon5 il, ser MGbe bes granoes lit
(S&luR ouf Seite 81
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-26

@oibineton. uGs lit erireuIid, felt.
3ltltellen, nit tpeibem gcl,lnoen Sinn
fir Mealitaten Sic &uilen an sic Or
aoniiierung ser Sufl,nft hes @aIfans
geben," ihreibt bic ifaueiserlid}e 3eis
ta,n9 rGie @e!t,pohe". vSie iheinen
cntidloiien 81, lein icnc arobe iiio-
lIa1uilfe g'alfar! 0>rraticn por5srbe-
reiten, sic allein anf lanec Sidt aui
oem SiiSoitcn oes clircpailden &on-
tinents R,be utro Sronirg 9arontics
rem fal,n. Sic BADEN es pcritanocu,
&i,mii,tict oaSurd) su bcfrieSiasu,
SaS iic ibm Sicbcubiirecr ucripra.
den, lno nun ,rollen iie Gin oc,ucfra.
Tides @ulaarieu unS ein ireies Mu,
5ebonien i6afien, 81 Dem Damn mob.
balo audi ein ireies Serbicn uno &rc-
atien foinmen tuerben. 9ieie Staaten
per6en bann su perillbcn baben, in
elmer freien iooeration als sleihbc-
redtigte @lieoer 5lia,nmcnsuleben.
Sold Elm gerii,h nn,b bon jeoer,.
Ser Sic 9inge obieftip betradtet, als
ser eroB5iigieite Geriud our 8eiric-
Dung oes galfans angeieben 1pesoen,
Ser bislang ie unternommen !purSe.
Gipiae 8eubadter iino Ser Mniib+,
bo6 bieier 4lau oara,,i absielt, Sic
@uilen einiad) su Sen @aberriheru
6es 8alfans 5ll mafen, aber ipit
iteben SIT bieier Mniid)t in 8esenias,
oenn nm oieies 3iel 5u erreide:,
'miiBte &uBlano ia idDad,c Staatel'
;;ihafien, sic bon leinem Giuilub a6.
bdngig fins, obcr feline itarfe 6obera.
tion. Ser Elan elmer iiioilamiiher
| 10oeration, ,pie CT iid bcute ab5eib
net, bilSete i'm iibrigen ieit laugem
sen 1raum Ser iocaliitild) sciinntel
Staatsmduner oes galtqns. Sn Bull
garien 1purSe ibon natb ,aen lette.
ariege bon Sem liberalen Yremie,
Stambulinsfi pertreten, ,ulo in Gbn
Iihcr 8eiie ietten iid) a,,tb oie gro
zen 8auernfiibrer &roatiens fir ihy
Elm. Muh in Serbien bate CT Nn
bdnger, aber leiber eelang es nod
Dem lebten 8rieg Sen grob-ierbiihe'
Nationaliiten, aesen oieie Manncl
cine S6iuns su ersringcn, sic praf
tiid cine srcHierbiihe &eecmorie
iiber sans ssuaoilalpien lit bie @ea
leitete uno sic Ma5esonier, Sloluc
i men unb 9roaten gu llntertanen-@o!
fern madte. Die 8ulsaren iuuroe,
iosar edn5li6 bon Sem 8unoe ans
gei6loiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-26
3,u,i japaniidje sslotten areiien in
ben pbilippiniden 8ewGiIern an nno
cine brittle Slutte mar nntermess ppn
5ormoia. Gin arokes &riessid)iii &C.
innfen mnb nicr id)pcr bcidGbist

@aiBington. Die iapaniihe 6lotte,
oie aus ibren slnferpIGsen in Sen
neutrality-suspicious. 5ur Silie Ser
japanilhen SanOarmee auf Septe bcr.
porfam, ipuroe ourh sic uncertainties
6lotte gei6lagen.
Die iapaniibe 6lotte n6berte iid
bon Slten 1lno 0eiteu ser SnIel 2eptt
in oem 8lauben oaB Die amcritanii6s
6lottc iif irgenotpo aufbalt. 9lber 81;
aSlotte ltano Gahe bel Sen 2anOun'
gen l,no trat iofort in slftion ais biz
Sapaner ilt &eidnpeite Der 8eihiiti
gerieten, sic cine Meilenipanne por
20 Wteilen betrug. Die Sblaht 5lpi
lden Sen 5ruei slotteu besann am 90
Sttober. ssm Serlaui berielben pur
ocn cin groBes &riegsififi Der %,
600 Sonnenflaiie perlenft, A lpuroe!
beid)doigt uno mebrere &reuser uni
3erlt0rer pcrienft, rl,b eli 5lus5eua
trager ser SSapauer ging ,lnter. 81
Japaner battcn ben Gorteil, oaf ibr
Bomber a!,i bem Sano itationiert fins
ipdbreno oie ameritaniihen Slug
5eusc auc bon SrGgern pperieres
mlBten. 9ta1 5suei Saeeu aampf SOC
iib bie iapaniidbe llotte suriit.
sluf amerifaniider Seite ,paren Sit
Serlllte aering. Gs perlor auBer ei
nigen tleuercu Sbiiien oeu 1O,OOt
Sn. Illla5ellstrdger ~Yrinceton" 80!
oieiem aber ipuroe ser &apltan, IS;
anoere Sfii5iere 1lno 1927 Manl
aerettct. Sic @eiasuns betrdst l,nse
iGbr 1900 AHann.
Gic 5luaite iapaniite 5lotte nabert
iib ser SSniel Negros in Ser Suli
See unS !purSe 0urh amerifaniih
Bomber angegriffen. Gin brittle japa
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-26
9apanifcbe flotte bel
pbtltpptnen gefcblagen;
kan1pf auf gepte bon Grfolg
Sluo;euetrGeer "prinle ton" eine oabei unter

nild)e Jlotte mar iiiooitlid) bon 6or.
noIu geIihtet 1roroen unb man nimmt
on, oab lie bon Sapan ielblt fam. Gs
lit ieit 5'uci Sabren oab erite @tal oas
|iapaniid)e ariegsihiiie lid, sum
&anpf itellten. 8etanntlib purbe lie
in Sen Mariannen geiblagen uno
i'm gegim oes &rieges bel 8orneo.
Eearl Sarbor. Sapaniide &r1ite,
oarunter Shlahtid)iiIe uno &reu3er.
lpurhen aeiidtct, nie lie in ser Sibu.
nan uno SuluJSee in ben mitlleren
Ebilippinen nah Often f,lbren, un
oie Sruppen aui Ser Sniel 2epte gu
entlaIten, Sic befanntlib ieit letter
@ohe oas Snpaiionssebiet ser armee
0tacMrtburs lit.
Imerifaniid)e &rdfte, sic jopa.
niicten 8ioeritano, Sdlamm uno
Site iiber.panoen, ieten sic 8eirei-
ung 2eptes in Sen mittleren Ybilip-
pinen fort, eroberten bereits 3 Slug
plate uno neiteten ibren gormurid)
a1f Ser Sniel.
0ie SSapaner leiiten aber nah Ser
eriten lleberraifung nun perpueiief-
ten @ioeritano uno oie amerifaniide
Ilotts bat einen groBen slnteil an
oen Sortihritten auf ,2eate. SSsa,asei.
ifen bat MacMrtbur aber 2anbungea
aili Ser n6rolid) bon 2epte liegenoeu
SuIel Samar oorgenommcn. Samr.
| lit oas giuoeglieo slpiihen 2epte uno
Suson unS et,pa 100 W1cifen lang.
Sruppen ser Z. Nruca fjilnpiten
ourdb ltnterbol5 mo anBcildlis elmer
fohenben Come, Tim osiI 5lugplat
bon San Yablo ein5unebnlen. I'm
Z Wfeilen 2uitliule ein5unebmer, ,mub.
| ten lie II Mtellen marld)lcren. Wtittel-
| iGluere Sanfs ginaen ibnen poran.
Die Sen ifipad)en feinolihen @iber-
ltono aus Sem @ege rtillmten. Sa
Ser Sapaner Ole ltn5inslllnssgeTabr
crfannte, aing er ihnea 5l,riif. 9ei
] ShluB allf Seite 8.
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Die fehre 2taetetts

MaGen betr1itigt oie @orausiage
milit1riider Giibrer Der MQiiertel,,
bic leste arieespbaie lperoe Die blu
tigite uno idyuerite iein, auis benfbar
ihauerlidite.
General Nobges bate einem bu,
manitaren Smpuls iopiel apie rein
militariiden 3,uedmdbisfeits. .grtrd,
gungen na6eeaeben. als er Der oeut-
iden @arniion in ser alten Staot
fein ltItimatum itcIlte. Gs mar igm
nift burdaus UNI 9erltorling ser ein-
itigen SfeliSenaitaot 2arls bes BroBe,
5u tun, an Die iid oie @ietdt rnS
eroBe biltorilde grinnerunsen bes
fran30iiid)en apie bes oeutidpn 8olfes
fniipften. SSa, Sooges bate ioear. in,
@egeniat au Ben barbariiden 2riegs-
fiibrl,ngsmetbooen Der Na5is, ause-
iidert, Dab sic glaiierten iid nad Ser
@innabme 9ladens ieoer @alditisune
Der 3;pil6ebolferung entbalten mir
Ben. Der Museang bes Samples rn
Die erite oeutife Grobitaot bate 10
gum Muiter elmer idonenoen 9ebanb,
lung ser oeutihen Stdote inn letten
Griegsitahillm iperoen f0nnen, in oem
es ia fir Ole ga5is niht mebr Inn
Sieg ooer Nieoerlage, ionbern nur
nod um redt3eitiee 0apitulatiol,
ODER 6ortiesung eines Samples biz
our totalen 0ertpii1tl,na uno gum
folIeftipen Selbitmoro banoelt.
Ser oelttihe aomanoant gebordtt
6er &itlerid)en "Sntuition" uno ent
idieb iih fit Mblebnung ODER elattt
Sgnorierung 6es llltinatums uno oit
0oIse tpar. bob bic alliierten oie BE-
5tplneene Stabt unb @eitipau- -@a
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ieiner Saut, oie Sesengiiiie burd.
ndiien i'm bis auf oie Saut uno ser
iippiac @ubs in ser Tifittpilonis
bat 6GulniS sur Jplge.
Sem Seim lit ein GrSlod', seraSe
groB genug fir i'm ,,no ieinen &a,
meraoen. Seine Matrate beitebt aus
einem ihn,usigt,, ieuhten balben
Segeltib uno feline 9edc lit Elm feud.
ter, ldinmeliger lleberlpurf.
Sas Dad, baitebt aus irgenoet,uas
,uas ct benusen tann, lin Dor Sem
&egen geid)iist 81 iein - Sol5bloda,
Straudnerf, Sdlnus, oas fortse.
iuorfene Sad) zines 9ait;uagens ODER
zines Seeps. Seine &lcioune lit
ifnlutig nno ipefis. gr lit gludlid,
,penn er eiumal in Ser @obe feline
&leiSer uno feline Stiefel pedieln
fam. Gr udidt iid) in ieinem Stabls
belnr, bas Glien miro in iein gbge.
id,irr bineiageplmpt uno Ser &egen
,nadt ieinen &uffee ,pdiierig uno feline
Efa,n,fuhen ihlapp.
Gs glbt feine Gineeborene. Die fir
| i'm arbeiteu. Gr arbeitet bon Sonneu.
aufsang bis Communicating. @eut
er nidt an ser Gront lit, INN oen
Jeino su beobadten, iiubert er bas
8ebiet BON Geitriipp ooer bilft beim
ablaoen bon Sd)ifien, ooer tragt Na-
tionen aus, ooer arbeitet in Ser Slide
ober reinigt oie @affen. o0er ihleppt
@aiier ooer erGbt 2atrinen.
@enn sic 0mntelbeit einbridt, per.
aiebt CT iif) III iein ihmutiges Studs.
LODI 1mb boblt iid Elm fir Sic Nadt.
NIT nidts fir i'm In s(usiidt, als
ser Giiensruf am nahitcn Morgen
Inn balb nad flint l1br.
Sa, ia, Morotai 1T Elm reisenoer.
lIiebliher Ylas.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-26
Die @oskauer Beratungen

ans, bab ser militiriid)e Jclo5ug
iiegrei9 beenSet miro. Gabcr erlpGbnt
audi Ser 8erid)t iiber sic critic Siss
,,ng feline Ieilnabmc eires eiusigen
ruililfen poer engliiden @enerals.
Sd aud Ser bierte Yuuft, sic &c.
or9anilierllng Oes Jernen Sitens aui
ser Sasesoronuns itebt, lit mebr ooer
tueniger eine 6rage Ser Spefulation.
slber es gibt immerbin brei Mnbalts.
punfte fir Sic Mnnabme, oaB oieies
duBerit tpidtige Hroblem ebenfalls
@cgeiitaro ser &erbanoluugen lit.
Gritcns beri1tete Ser itellpertretcili
Sc MlniiterprGiibent Glemcnt St. sltt.
| lee Sem llnterbaus, oaB .Warid)a!l
Stalin, ser nibt in Ser Gage ipar. oet
Ginlaoung nad Quebec Jolse 81, lei
item, Sic 8elegenbeit 6esriiBte, 10 fllra
nad Quebec init oem engliiGen Mini,
lterpraiioenten uno MuBen,n!niiter 5ll.
iammantreifen SIT f0nnen." Die Son.
ieren5 in Guc6ee befakte iit) ba,,pt-
iddliG NIT oem &rieg ge9en Sapan.
GS mar eine &onieren5 iiber mlliti.
ride Jrasen, sic crit i'm ipaterer
Staoium burd) oie slnfl,nit Geens
umS Moreentbaus er,peitert ipuroe
nnier ciaener Staatsiefretdr nabn1
nibt oaran tell. Gab in Guebec Sc,
iogenannte Moreentbau=Ylan fir Elm
beiieetes 9eutihlano ourGbeiprohc,l
llpurhc. geid)ab rein suidllig. Mttlees
Gr,pabm,ng ser 3uiammenfl,nft IN
Quebec m,b als elm Sin,peis betradi-
tet iperoen. bob Sic 1rage bes arie.
ses inn Jernen Often BEL oen Mos'
fauer 8erbanolunsen niht a,,sgc'
l1altet tpereen miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-26
8entbet, a,.f Sern,eia

HaSifif &riegs3one. Mmerifaniife
aroBe @omber eriffen ipieoerbolt in,
2aufe ser ISOLDE Sic Snicl Jormoia
an. Mu6 ipuroe Sic Siioipite Sapans
idtper bombarbiert. Meiltens tperoen
sic giiengiebereien allfs 3iel sencnl-
men uuo Sapan gibt Sdaben at.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-26
Keitt Gfttrit,tteft fir
BE KrieeSperbr

2onbon. Gic @ereinisten Staaten,
@robbritanineu ,,nb &ublanS baben,
nah bem grbalt ser 3uiiherung al
Ter nsutralen 2dnSer, oaB biele iie
niht oils 5liihtlinge aufnebmen tper.
Sen, ale @ortebrmsen sur Yroaeiiis.
rung bon arieasberbrehern ser Ad.
ienmG6te setroiien. Ssuriitiide @e.
rater Iino bon alien brei 2Gnoern elm.
gelebt iporoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-26

HDilubelpbia, ga. 9r. War &reps,
ieit 25 Sabren 8eidditsfiibrer ber
bieiiaen oeuti6en 3eitlna ~Ga5ette-
9emofrat." Derihieb na6 s.ueimona.
tigem &ranfenlager in ieinem Sein.
Or. &reps mar Seiterreiher bon 8e.
burt a,no tpanoerte inn Sabre 1913 Elm
Gr bate auf ser qlniberiitGt 2emberg
SEN i,,riitii6en Toftorgrao erlporbell.
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(S6luB auf Seite 81
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-01
"THE WOUNDED DON'T HATE
BY Ruth Taylor

newspaper brought that line back from the bat
tleelds 1t news in his eyes for it had
prise to him that those who had been hurt most hated least
that those wounded unto DEATH had risen above hatred
of those who had struck them down.
He went further And he found that where the hand of
had been most heavily felt there less bitterness less
desire for revenge than where had not touched
He could have learned it from the refugees Those who
lost most talked least and hated least Those who got out
safely possessions and only their
So it always Those who suffer- learn from suffering.
They what the act of cruelty does to the cruel They
know the warpng of spirit injustice vents upon the unjust
They the Of soul intolerance sets fostering
the ntoerant They have learned that hatred is boom
erang and that he who hates lives only the hated.
'The wounded don't hate" They who have brushed
wings with death have learned the TRUTH that life only be
saved by willingness live and dies good cause that
iveth himself for HIMSELF that giving does
npoveriSh that humility and mercy important
than ambition and PRIDE and that righteous indignation
be devoid of personal hatred
"The wounded don't hate" This does not mean with
drawa from the battle but resistance to weakening of
the spirit through those dagger thas of prejudice and
sentiment which disable the hardest SOUL
"The wounded don't hate" Not only the battlefelds
this be true but here the midst of tragedies the
battle lines home Can who safe at home have less
spise condemn the evil deed We and deter
wipe out the cruelty and oppression for all times
becoud the issue with the red mist of per-
sonal hatreds. 'The wounded DON'T hate" And WE
MUST NOT.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-01
ANOTHER CHANCE is GIVEN US

With the coming of the year 1874 there the chance
to do those things right which failed to do last year It's
not much the matter of making lost time that has the
important place in our lives it the matter of letting
experiences be something which have been beneficial
iqAlafiy mistakes have been made in 1913 1t is all too
human possible that will be made in 1914 However
f eashinon our mistakes of 1943 let them be lessons
to then most logically follows that will profit by
cur past mistakes thereby making it all the possible
for 1914 to be biggest and best year in life of
vice to our fellownen.
From very first that we have attempted to give Mis-
sssppans complete free service printed within the
state have realized the folly of promising phenomenal
knew, without doubt could give We have gone
to public with wild plans of what could do of the big
benefits that could bring to the state have
failed to give something return for all values received
unexceed service to the Negroes of the state and
that with their cooperation we would do SO.
We have not tried to compete with foreign papers, that
would be downright foolish the other hand have
given these papers full support and cooperation when
asked What have tried to do give Jacksonans
and Mssissppians paper in which there plenty of space
tona business professional civic fraerna and social fields
privilege denied them in the daily papers of
the foreign papers sent into the state.
Every issue of paper carries in degree both
national and international found in most of the Negro
papers, but are here to bring you paper filled with
jackson and Mississippi and the fact that
as printed here makes possible for us to give greater
service
AS have said before the words of the immortal
Booker Washington have least down bucket where
are-cast it down in making friends in every manly
way of the people of all by whom surrounded
WE ARE HERE TO STAY!
Nineteen hundred forty-our therefore looms as our
banner year The time ahead of The past is to be
membered only guide to future efforts We will
the opportunities offered by the New Year We will
not let 1941 be handicap to
WE WILL MAKE 1914 OUR BIGGEST AND BEST
Willie j. Miller Owner Manager
Mrs. S. M. Harvey Associate Editor
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-01-01
Pontotoc News

Rufus Walker of the u. S. Army
and wife, Mrs. Matte Walker, OF
Pontotoc, are the proud parents OF
a fine baby boy born December Is.
He has been given the name OF
Rufus Walker, Jr.
Mrs. Annie X Hayden, teacher
of M. I. College, West Point, spent
the holidays at home.
The Christmas Tree at the Bap-
fist Church, December %, was en-
joyed by all present.
Mrs. Eulla Hackett is on the sick
list.
Little Nathaniel Beckley is ir
bed with flu His many little
friends hope for him a speedy re-
covery.
Rev. S. J. Givens, pastor OF
Pontotoc Baptist Church. is ir
Marks, Miss, this week running ar
Evangelistic meeting at the Eudora
A. M. E. Zion Church. Everyone
wishes him a great success.
Mr. Lemon Hayden has. returned
from ST. Louis, Mo. He reports {
pleasant trip
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Crystal Springs
News
H. ]. Wolfe, Reporter

Mrs. Bertha H. Brown and Mrs.
Shirley j. Strong were called to
Southern University, Scotlandville.
La, on December 18, due to the
sudden death of Mrs. Browns son.
E. James Hamilton. The body laid
in state at the SCOTS Funeral Par
lor in Scotlandville, La, until De-
cember 81. Funeral services were
held at Stain Paul c. NJ. E. Church.
612 miles east of Crystal Springs,
Miss, interment in Saint Paul
cemetery.
Those at home for the holidays
were: Miss Altor Thomas, of Chi
cago; Mr. Wilma Berry, of Chi
cage; Mr. Avery Ford, of New Or
leans; Mr. Willie Lynch, of Bi-
loxi; Mr. Frank Burrell, of New
Orleans; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bell
VI 4AOOllC, Aid, M1 ,. duICllS
Smith, of Chicago; Miss Ruthshell
Cation, of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs
Chester Hicks, of Biloxi; Mr.. and
Mrs. Rayford Ford and daughter
of New Orleans; Mr.. Hamp Will
liams, of Chicago; Mr.. David Glas-
per, New Orleans.
Mr.. E. w. Hutson from Sc Pratt
Street, New York, visited in the
home of his sister-in-law ano
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. C. H
Price. The Prices daughter, Dor
this Price, of Jackson, is visiting
her parents.
t Pvt Johnnie Sibbie, who is sta.
IL
toned at New Orleans, spent the
weekend wit hhis parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Porter Sibbie. He alsc
spent Christmas day with Mis-.
Primrose Morgan.
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isn't paying her a salary to go
around reading the gossip to men
She says she would rather him to
pay you.
Beulah Arthor and Bill seem to
be really lovebirds since Calvin
left. Jodie Jessie make up your
mind and get you a special girl
friend, because someday | am 60
ing to find your trail Lula Ard
you had better straighten up and
fly right because Will will soon
be back in town again. Beulah
stop crying. Now it is Lula's time
because Robert is at sea. r. c. B.
you better stop, look and listen
because Pinlina Wade is back in
town again. Jessie S. you can't get
wife falling in a mud hole on
Camp Street.
1914
Nineteen hundred forty-four
Is the Beginning of a New Year
Let praying be our first resolution
For the sailors and soldiers care.
Remember when making a resolu-
ton
Let it come from the heart
For prayer is the first beginning
And they'll feel we're doing oui
part.
Nineteen-hundred forty-four
Is the beginning of a New Year
Let us all say we can do more
And share each cent we have il
War
New Year means for each one tt
| work
Prayers mean for no man to shirl
| For the Father gave us our health
And strength, and we don't know
| the wars length.
Composed by Mrs Velna Coleman
Roue /, Crystal Springs, Miss.
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the hunting or eating of rabbit
meat if few personal precautions
will be observed.
First Of all, take only the lively
rabbits with energy enough to
scamper away from you. Second,
handle the animal and the un-
cooked meat carefully. Use gloves
rather than bare hands, particularly
II you have even a small cut or
scratch on your hand. Keep your
hands away from your face, mouth,
and eyes; many an infection is con-
tracted by rubbing the eyes with
soiled fingers. Wash your hands
thoroughly as soon as you finish
preparing the meat. Burn all re-
fuse, fur, and paper that has
touched the rabbit Finally, cook
thoroughly, including at least
twenty minutes at boiling temper
atures.
This list of precautions is given
to safeguard your health, not tc
discourage the use of wild rabbits
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Joe Lackey. She is attending Al
exander High School in Brook
haven, Miss.
Little Miss Dorrislee Boman is
enjoying the Christmas just fine
with her grandfather, Mr.. D. Love-
lady. Miss Boman is attending
Lanier High School. We hope
these students a most successful
New Year.