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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-18

home Of his brotller-in-law and
sister, IIr. and Mrs. Mitchell Redd,
of Brookhaven.
Mr and Mrs. Mitchell Redd OF
Rrookhaven visited their sister
Mrs. velma l. Bridges and were
guests in the home Of their father
and mother, mr.. and mrs. Walter
Redd and their granddaughter. lit
tle Miss Dorothy z. Foster. They
We're accompanied here hy Mrs.
Patsy Mcdonald. They also visited
q cousin, MRS. Eula Chislar Mrs.
Mary Bridges IS the mother-inlaw
Of Mrs. Velma i. Bridges.
Mrs. Elnora Butler Of Crystal
Springs was the dinner guest Of
her cousins, Mrs. Esteela Jones and
Mrs. Nettie Wade, 500 Dreyfus
Hill. Jackson.
1tSV. L. VI. EdcSEoWan, offered his
resignation to the church, Novem-
Der 5, but did not tell why. Now
the Pine Grove church with on
members is without a pastor. Mary
Bridges. secretary.
CRYSTAL Springs Gossip
Who is the certain boy that gives
jamie B. Tabor a nervous. break
down when he rolls around? This is
a So question.
Maids Ard is really in the groove
with the cats ia Hazlehurst, wonder
what would SGT Cleophis Dennis
say if he knew that2
Mamie Lee Smith why not get
hipped to yourself and See that
you are only on the side line with
Halcomb Wilcher.
Lanier Wilcher, a certain girl
says old Goals will start a flame
again when it has once been real
love, could she mean Garnett Ivory?
Ed Garrett is the million dollar
playbody in this town, now get hip
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-18
Campus Chatter

It looks as if every one at c.Mc.
wanted to fight Wednesday, what's
wrong kids? And to the profession
al gum chewers, you'd look SO much
better # you didn't chew 50 much.
Annie Thelma Smith has been in
the dumps since Cpl c, A. Dickens
isn't back at camp, however It
seems that Willie Lee Hawthorn has
cheered her UP great deal.
Verge Mae Bush and Robert
johnson doesn't get around much
any more, could it be that r. c.
French is taking Roberts place?
We wish someone would stop Joe.
Jrs and Jack Lee nosing around
every evening after school. IT IS
really true that Pfc. Wilson Esters
is cutting out on Erma Bell with
Annie R. Johnson? Cheer up Erma
he viii soon be gone. Robert John
son, make UP your mind, who is it,
Bessie Whitmore, Nellie Nash Or
Ella B.?
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-18

Fobbs Of Alcorn College, state adj
visor, presided. Many out Of town
visitors attended
Tech. Sgt J. /. Jones visited our
school last week. He looked well
and the army seems to be a fine
place for him.
Principal Rogers made an excel
lent talk along practical lines Mon
day might at Zion A. NJ. Z. z.
church at which time the church
was celebrating its freedom from
its indebtness.
We were proud to see Moses Bar
nes last week and regret that he
win be induted into the army.
The students Of Cameron street
high school were glad to have their
science and mathematic teacher,
Prof. Miller back after a very plea
SAINT week end at Alcorn College.
We were clad to have one Of our
ex-students, Cpl BIurlin Jones visit
US this week
For the War Fund Drive, Gamer
on street high school raised, s144.61.
The Excelsior Literary Club was
organized with the following Of
ficers: President, Miss M. L. Brown,
first vice president, Mrs. D. D.
Hoard; second vice president, Miss
Mollie Fields; Thirde Vice Presi-
dent, Miss Dinnie Brooks; Secre-
tary, Miss E. S. CarmichariI; AS
sistant Secretary, Miss Clara
Brown; Treasurer, Miss Alice Luck
cit; Chaplain, Miss A. B. Whisen-
ton; News Reporter. Miss Ruth
Johnson; Pianist, Miss Anderson.
The club will meet on the first.
and third Tuesday Of each month
at the school The social gatherings
vii be held in the various homes.
Mrs A. NJ Rogers was asked to
be present at the first meeting to
acquaint the members with the var
ious activities and duties of the
organization.
The Work Together Club Of the
Of the 9th B is still doing their best
to bring our boys home again by
buying war bonds and stamps. This
class led upstairs with one girl
Patricia Lee Bell buying a bond.
We will do our best all this year
and until we bring our boys home.
We have now started another
contest. The boys are having a con-
test among themselves. The cap
tians Of each group are, Thompson
Correthers and Hezekiah Smith.
Theg iris also are sponsoring a con
test. The captains Of the girls are
Ida Lee Caldwell and Harry Lee
Archie.
The boys contest win end on
Thanksgiving and the girls on
Christmas. It is hoped that both
groups will go over the top.
The 9Th grade B, is still doing
fine. The guess box given away by
this class last week was won by
Mildred Ruth Jones. This grade
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-18

ped I'd and stop hanging your head
50 low
Ernestine Smiths face was really
full q smiles while walking beside
sailor boy ]. r Smith, why not
change those Smiths, Efnestine?
Tne three chicks, Mae G. Girls
Ter, Jamie 3. Tabor and Ernestihe
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-18

Smith were really on the deck with
the three sailors, Albert Moncure,
Eliza Cooper and J. T. Smith, Sat
urday night.
Who was the pretty little chick
Rayfield Jenkins was having SO
much fun with Saturday night?
1. J. Wolfe and Luddie Graham
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-18
General News

General News
The basketball teams, girls and
boys, were organized with the fol-
lowing officers: Girls, Annie Ruth
Johnson, president, captain Boys,
Willie D. Jones, captain. It is hop
ed that these viii be the best teams
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-18
EAGLE EYE
Published and edited by students of
Cameron Street Junior High
School
STAFF
General News

Our school is a real center for
all educational meetings in this
district. The agricultural confer
ence was held at our school Satur-
day, November Il, Prof. A. D.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-18

are coming on strong. Luddie we
advise you to straighten up and
fly right because its too bad when
you come in contact with a Wolf
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-18
KosciusIxo News

Mrs. c. A. Garland, Agent
Miss Dorothy Mae Riley, Reporter
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-11-18

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Hitler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

story" he said. For the last
four and a half years, and
even before that, life had
ceased TO exist for nay
mother, and had becOmC III
effect complete drudgery as
a result OF nay fathers treat
ment of her.
Il decided the only real way
In which my mother could
lead a normal life and for my
father 20 be released from his
suffering was for him 10 die
meTcifully.
Il therefore decided 70
cause his death in a manner
which would leave him no
longer in suffering. This was
-orfty- dtcfdcd Upon a matter
OF few days before his
death.
81 took a grenade from the
company's magazine. also the
detonator and ignitor set. At
the tiftft HAD re Idea Of de
ing what / subsequently did.
! took them more or less as
an act Of devilment and
brought them home with me
on leave.
After nearly a fortnight
OF seeing just exactly what
my mother was forced 10 en-
dure, ne said, realized
that this could not be allowed
10 20 on.
Primarily for my mothers
sake, but also. 10 a lesser de
gree. for my fathers sake. ]
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

arctic"
Archibald Brown, short
tempered and crippled Lon
doner, out for an airing near
his home in the British CAPT
tai, turned in his wheel chair.
The nurse fumbled in her
handbag for the matches.
Did you hear me?" he
prowlcd. "A light for -"
These were the last words
the irritable invalid ever
spoke
4 second later there was a
violent blast and the wheel
chair and its occupant were
blown 10 bits Nurse Mitchell,
badly injured about the legs,
stood ludicrously in the mid
die Of the sidewalk holding
the splintercd handle.
After the nurse had been
rushed 10 INC nOSpTtdt, tf1r PU-
lice gathered up the scattered
remains OF the wheel chair
Investigation showed that an
anti. tank mine, and detona-
tor. had been wired under the
seat-a diabOlical plan for
murder by remote control.
Detectives lost no time in
arrestinP Browns l9,year-old
son, Eric. a private IN the
Suffolk Regiment, who was
home on leave, and he readily
confessed
Il want 10 tell the whole
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

his father. The court, how
ever, ruled the youth insane,
and ordered his detention
during the Kings pleasure"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

placed the grenade under my
fathers chair.
Imprisoned for two months
while notice and psychiatriSts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

checked the case, the young
soldier was recently brought
into Chelmsford Court and
found guilty Of numbering
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

III A LIGHT, Nurse Nit
IA chell, for my Gig
v arctic"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-21
IRASporss Groups To Meet Mondoy

Three slb-enmlniiLees 0f the l. 4. 4. will be meeting with managers 0f Iaen's bowling, w0meD's b0wlins. and representatives planning a eits- wide golf and tennis championship, These nleet.ngs wiil take place Monday, Jnly 2s at the Central '. M. C. 4.
 Tle Tennis and 00lf Committee will he making final arrangements for the conduct of these two aeily- ltiek during the latter part Of Aug llst and the first week of September. The time 0f meeting Of this group EJll be I D, %. Ali companies Inter esled are lbged l0 have some0ne present representing them for this activity. This committee Is headed llp by Chairman Fred Wilson ot RnOvill. John Crosby, U, $. Time, alle Mary HodsoD Of Waterbury T0ol.
 At the last meeting 0g the l, E, A. Q request wag made that the l, h, A. slDons0red the bowling leagues tllif year for industries A $ o'clock On Monday, beth the HlanaRefs 0t tlle teenis and w0ineD's leagues Alll meet separately t0 plaD for ihe lets-sb season which usually siaFls curing ihe first week iD keplelnber,
 AIl nlsnagers Of bowling leagues during the past season age Fegliesieo tllp past season. filinNtsn q . q uu iO be present. at llals nleeilng Nbleb wlll start promptly at z D, Dl at ibe Genlrai Y ~. q, 4, T'be HleD's pros m0tlonal committee f0F bCwillls ls lNhded by Ilay Mills, Com, Llgbi ~ p0wRg, Frank U0yfp 0i Llis Ci0ek, and S0llp Grossly, q, <, fIHlf' WnmeD's committee sill meet ei 1le same tIlne wlih haigplgD lsplb ilesellenbaeb of Eeorill, Mrs, Iefslf 1aealls 0f Waterbury Mfgy eild MeTy li0ds0D, 0f Waterbury Tool 4 bailg nee season foT all llle above aeilyl. tes is belng locked forward lo and from the Indication of tlliefesi ellown et this early date at llldilbS tries will be well represented
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-21
This Sporting World
Fridoy Fish and Chips
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

Sergcant Clarence Janowitz, Unit cd States Marine Corps. and son of Joe Janowitz, well-known local business man. was with the Marines when they mopped up on SATAN. the apparently direct cause Of the resignation Of Premier Tojo of Jap- and his cabinet The next main bout in MISC will show Lee O Mur- ray of South Norwalk and Turkey Thompson of California. colored ight-heavyweiRhts Steel Ball Of Waterbury and Seth Thomas of Thomaston put on soitball thriller at the Clocktown high school field last night that wound up II Co 10, because S-B got four runs in the last inning and the Clockers could get but two of 'em back 'Snooks' Lacey. the New Haven Negro feath- erweiRht who knows all the tricks of the boxing trade. is training Wa terbury's Benny Singleton for his first pro bout on the Pep-Costan- tino card next Friday; and Is help ing Singleton develop a short BOLO punch thalf-uppercuD that may be a kayo wallop one day soon.
 BrooklynS Willie White. the mili- iay MP is sure the letter-writingest q. I. Joe l ever did see or hear from, but he's always got something of interest to report His latest is a 2i to i6 table-tennis victory over Jini O'Connor. Middle Atlantic States champion. from New Jersey who is touring the USO centers at Army camps and had not been de- feated until she met up with Wa terbury's Willie. Say. John" he writes: ''She has the title of PING PONG PINUP GIRL OF THE U. s. A." which is quite a handle. even for a pretty. talented miss, whose personality made a fine im-
 precision al Camp Edwards. She has made movie shorts of the table ten- nls game in Hollywood. Couldn't get on to his unorthodox style" was the way she explained her first de- feat tn New England competition against many good soldier paddle wieiders at various camps Joe -N@rfsFe1NNf "AAba hiN e9IUAlll pass keteer. decorated the main stem on E' Main street yesterday logged out in his Navy whites: while on leave from Sampson. N. Y. which he says IS tough for a week or SO. then US all worth while. Jackie Thompson, brother of Billy Thomp- son. east end baseball pitcher is also home from Sampson while James tRedl Gladney found his way home from Missouri, where he has learned 10 Missouri waltz for that BIG PO- TAflo m record time. when the mess sergi. yells: come and get it." Frank Passarelli, St. Thomas ma. rochial school pitcher. nov a Leay- ellworth eoDh and twirling for St. Jnomas in the cYO league. is not yer ID years of age. but scales 2i3 pounds, but he has a few more to go to equal the heft of his Uncle Larry santora, The kid is built like x wrestler but is a strike0ut pitcher
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-21
Branch, Robinson Signed As New BEossco BoffeW

Indications of an all-out Smash 10 get the jump on the crack Meri- dent contelcos in the opening game of the big money series which opens af the Municipal Stadium tomorrow night was given yesterday in the an. n0llneement by Manager Dayi Of the braSseos that he had signed Nor. man Red" Branch and Aaron hobinson, former New York battery men. fo start against the "Tels'. The Brasseos and contelc0s come 10 grips at 6 o'clock under lights in a contest which Is expected 10 at. Haet a record seasons crowd in, ellidihg a big delegation from the Silver City,
 winners over the powerful West Haven sailors July sib by decisive score, the c0nteleas through their gaFihlous pilot J0hnLy Pullie have already laid elasm t0 the state seml-pr0 title. However, Manager paH 0f the Brasse0s called the Rll- yer City manager and informed him etFfsF sfAfRfN tftthffh HthHN htdkfttk claims for state h0nOrs that they would 'haye 10 move oyer for the hfasseos', Words followed and Iels series was arranged with . side bel Of $500 as aD added incentive.
 With the Brassaas showing . glit- ieFinR array of diamond nOtables ineluding besides Branch and Rob tllsan sLeb able performers as Bill Johnson, last years World Series hero ai third, Vern RGhia ai short, 60ose RoSs0m0nd0, Il0wie Hack and Dick Wnener iD the Outfield and Lefty FaTraT at first base, tie fans are assured Ol . real show, The G0nieleos viii have iheir own show 0f power with such 0uiStand, ble iolnPr major and minor stars a. Randy 0ulnpeli Oi the Aihler ties, Mickey neINeeai Alble 0urske, f0rmer F0rdham pitching nee, Gus nllRas, late Ol the Toronto InieFr national league club, iO nni ii on,
 anmpelI, who turned back the Sailors couple Ot weeks ago will most likely face Red" Branch on ille mound, glle game should be One Of il,G most lslierN6iine Of the season with Q flock 0f l0Imer maj0 and minor league lunllnarles on eNs hlblii0n, and ile MeFldenr Water bury title ai stake,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-21
Bengus, Tool, Time Girls Nietogioue

TEo close games and . runaway" sere played tn the l. R, 4. Girls E0fthall leaglie last night, U. s. Time winning . 10 0ne-hit game pitched by Miss Bradley while Chiekie Taeinelll turned in two fine catches f0r put0uts, nohblng Adeline 0oodreault twiee Of ap egtFa base hit, for Metal Hose.
 Waterbury T00l girls were 2-l yle- tors over 0akyille, the winners Ret- ting al their runs % the third ln- ming, after which neither team scored. 4 bnnt by Betty MnOnrk, fNO bad throws, single by Pat Cos vlello end double by Sue Coella did the damage, For 0akVllle, Dolly MelFlzzi hit . three -bageTT then Re0ra6 fll a Tool nispley
 benFAs girls, defending tltlisls, DloNe9 toward ail0theT ehsmplons
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-21
Koeon Clutch
 Prevents k. Q.

New York, Jllly 2l.-ippl Young Ike Williams shadow boxed ie a 90 round decision oyer Julie "ihf clutch k0Ran before 6,AAa fans in Madison square Garden last nlRhi,
 Wllllanls, 20syeaf old Negro llFhi. weight Af TTeni0n, V, j., came Into effective contact only once giib his fleeing. elnlching opponent from New Haven, conn, That vas in ille i0lh round when De fl00red K0gan I0F fine first lime ln more ihan % professional bouts, Az Slille went down, ne pulled Williams with him an1 they feli half through the i0pes out onto tile hng apFen
 Williams. winning hls ssrd bout in his fast ll, sealed i3e s'f pounds, three pounds more than koSan'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-21
Sosmers io.S Winner

fiainaFs llTaks e( the l, 6, 4, kolis ball league ne0rea nearly four llilles ak laaDy rbEs ak Fafrfl Foundry last nighi ID a league game that ended ie Co . alter seven innings, Mlsesgaee spread 0ui elaht hits, while gaFrfls kig errors also let % runs. fgl the llTst three innings s-il had alght runs illen got eight more Co aiae llflb lllGina, Tram scored three runs witll . homer; YonkerA batted .foo0 with four hits for flle sinners, Danuals and Kilman eets tine fwo apleee. For Harrel, befein belfea . home flifl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-21
AATDONAg gGAGs e
0ekville Sports

Fulton MaFkeis was an easy SO io 3 sOfehal winner over smoke Shop ln an ORkyille league game last night, as the winners got 0n % Q big edee with six runs iil the first Inning. Louise Pierce turned In a nice job as an 0llthelder; while Jack Janneiiy scored three runs with Q first lnning homer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-21
MySteFles of PhotOChart Camera Explained
By DAN PARKER

ho.s s racing matters are Scsd from cls
 Ans generally moving picture camera race horses wv ' ''''~ "''~ '''" VI years ago. Leland stanford for whom university and base. bah magnate later named sponsored certain the motions of horses in action He had large which clicked" sequence saOped by
 Inc resulting phooEphs principle nlm sAe forward asmsisal and thus she conventional movie ne being.
 judges In determining the results Of horse races 5 reauc the exposures are intermittent and also because of the distortion camera the conventional movie has been unsatisfactory
 This brings to the POOhart been in use at all s New York tracks this season and concerning which there o oss sSSS. the I new @ camera some of them the subject is a highly technical
 The PhOOchart known the strip type The slit or an. e oOe inch wide and the camera located on the inch wide which b ssnc wide strip and record objects which aP o % @ e number of ,e race ana Se date Sor % @ , % o @ rack necessary for the investors Of the perfect de horses -''S "''' '"e
 This gadEst revsiving drum five @ tan ss. exactly a Che finish line nd
 and number Of Ihe race me drum mahe~ ar Es .:usn In :h direction wh'eh isoO finish ne flashing past dead center
 
 2. which .h hsrsis aysnss. per speed at which Che film travels through symcronissd with Che ponies.
 There are two top Sranasand so that ie other will starting stalls the drum at the finish line switch in the camera coop The Tour or e lengths from they keen arndlo ost nm mtl the last horse has nld shutter n lne p type camera The film merely G me ntggokae speed at which the aperture - T ~ ~ N~NA !" Since the finish Hire doesn't chart film This shotcomng a steel wire s te enlafger exactly e m which moves at right the hh lane drum each of which lined head wire The steel 8 shows the finished against which ue nose planted testnal distance from the looked at the photo because of es on the revolving drum which explained uD exaeey with the finish line ~ "
 heard said that BenTy paFlne n the "Tote" n Jepcal Park ahe Pbotoeat president D Phsehar mfesms TBbts e the device whirf he secured bsrk e 70 sf the Crowley bI s sale interests - Crowley htyye Is by one O. Morton Stewart Of Baltimore Mir Strauss n wnch the amount Of the payof top the amega which decides the winners Therefore e Toe Car hasn't really sold his gueead racnes slogan should think that should be the slogan anyway.
 0spyHght isA King FsstuEes SynSiealeD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-21
Probable Pitchers
fDg isi1ed b'TeAsD

New Work nl0nald s,6D al st, Louis Uloilingsworth 5-D-s;30 D. m.. g N. q.
 Boston fTerry s-Gl at Chicago nsass 9-a-8 Q. a., f. M, T.
 Washington fiaefner T-G) ai Do Iroh tTrouf i2-kp-3.00 D, m, E N. r
 I'hiladrlphlH aIamiln SD ht l,isteland iBaghy O-0)-S;a0 D. mu !" W sAUeyAL IE.s,E
 Ri, Louis fIlrfrhsTn 7r2l at New York UfeldmAn N,s(-g:t5 p, m,, r., ". r.
 flneinnRii nIfussGF f-b) Rt lirooklgp ADRVis 5-5)-s's0 D, mp e. N. F
 Philadelphia iGfrhsauser s-sl-g ,o0 D, m. E W T
 fhieaFo n.ynn e-0l Ai Boston nnrdoni 0-sl-s ?. CO.,, E W. I'D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-21
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Hel6eW HwsMbles Hills With Ome.lJis Game

WashInei0D BgIll A, Q, batter n0illd not faill0m lIle offerings el Fl0yd IIaldAn, fieoVlll 1. &, 4, lease pligher ln AD exhibition game last nlghi, as the dRfending champs 0i ihe City Ainaienr League weFe held iO one hlt and shut 0lli so, keeylll scored eag1y, tw0 gglns in the glFst lnning coming lFalN fAlddg's three. base kn0eS, Wtth two FlillglaTs 0n hRae. faiin0, BIills pliflleg, eave als hts, llegensigelv, llill CleaFv, JT,i sge besnsI wev aof helb te tie siDs nefG,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-21
Screw Machine Tesm First Round Ghensps

E0slng but one 0f Dlne games Dlayed, A8MD s0Itlall team Of the Feoylll InifTdepariInfnt league, took line first rOlind title; wllep lt blankad 0Alne last nlght so; chlg eeiil's double lp lile last l0nlns scoring tNO runs, For 2 kbile, Cllasl0ne and orabam had sreel mound dliel, as Screw Machine hed a 10 lead after the opening lillllnR, VyaDk's triple and P0mps Afldlng featured ior Llls slfnerA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-21
SOFsbell

Tool Crib scored in every one Of six innings for a 2I-3 waltz over H0ichkias ip . Waie0 Interdepart- ment 60fetball league game last night, c0viell0, Tech player got two hits, including a home run while Andy York was the winning pitcher. also getting tW0 hits.