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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-20

The Brownies" at the Center; a
Scout organization, has an active
bunch of little girls every Wednes-
day evening participating in this
activity They are under the leader
ship of Mrs Booker.
Buy War Bonds and Stamps
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-20

The Girls Choir of the Center
under the Leadership of Miss
Carryer will terminate their spring
activities. Thursday, May 10. The
summer program of the choir will
open at an early date in June. On
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-20

Local Junior-Dad, what is
woman's intuition?
Father (after night ouD Three
fourths suspicion, my son.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-20

The Variety Club Of the William
Johnson Bethlehem Center COM
posed of boys and girls between the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-20

Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Carey, Miss
Quinceoila Ship, Mrs. Irea Miller.
Mrs. Ethel Mae Smith and daugh-
ter Jodie Mae are the guests of
Mrs. Nellie Simmon Sunday, May
Ia. Miss Lou Ella Butler of Saint
Louis, Mo-. is visiting her family
Miss Beola Kings visitors last
Sunday were Mr.. Julius Butler, Mr..
S. P. Ode, Mr.. j. D. Stafford, Mr.
J. B. Gatson, Mr.. Leo Simpson.
Misses Matte B. Stafford.
The 7th and 9th Grade classes
present. The Gate To Happiness,
charming play rich in those quail
tiles that make an audience laugh,
cry and sympathize, Wednesday,,
May "a, $3.50 p. m.
The cast includes: Jack Gay, Ed
ems brother, Lucious Daley; Jenny,
Irish Adams, Mrs. Blair, Mary
Johnson, Aunt Sarah, Clara Levy;
Eden Gay, Viola Miller, Oscar, c. V.
Cross. Rev. Blair, D. L. Winters,
Stephen, George Sample; Rex Cur
tbs Willie Wiley, Bunny Gay, Jewel
Key. Sponsored by Miss Willie
Mae Markham.
Don't miss this play because you
will regret it.
We are happy to know you en-
joyed the Senior Play, "The Red
Headed Step Child, sponsored by
Mrs. c. N. Buchanan.
Miss Pearl Osborn, a former
teacher of the Holmes County
Training School now living in
Bereley, California, was a visitor
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-20
CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Mr.. Henry
c. Latham wishes to express to
their many friends their heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for the ex-
pressions of sympathy and acts of
kindness shown us during our hour
of Bereavement.
THE LATHAM FAMILY.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-20
Canton News
GENERAL NEWS

Miss Della Summers, Agent
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-20

Published and Edited by stu
dents of Cameron Street Junior
High School, Canton, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-20

THE LATHAM FAMILY.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-20
EAGLE EYE

Published and Edited by Students
of Cameron Street Junior High
School, Canton, Mississippi.
9 IN A L II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
JAW in Deal
ForWJBK

-A-deal- Hew- iH-pFespeet may
result in the sale of Radio Station
WJBK TO the UAW-CIO as a pub
licity outlet. it was admitted to-
day by James +. Hopkins, the
stations president and general
manager.
Hopkins has returned from
Minneapolis. where the proposal
was discussed with the unions
board of directors, now in session.
He was accompanied by his attor-
ney, Morris Luskin. and Arthur
b. Croghan promotion manager.
Although Manager Hopkins de-
cfined 10 discuss negotiations, his
brother Nathaniel Hopkins, sta
ton publicity manager, said the
possibility of a sale hung on a
boost in the unions bid.
Union officials consider the stat
ton ideal for their purposes. One
of its present newscasts goes into
go Detroit war plants. 1t has
made a speciality of foreign Ian
guage broadcasts to 10 nationals
ties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Jackson Convict
Seeks Release

The state was given until Mon
day 10 answer charges of once
paroled jackson prisoner Joseph
Smu-;iewicl that he was not
given a fair hearing. -
SmuskiewicZ was sentenced,
July /, 1890, to 10 to 20 years for
robbery armed and paroled July
% 1897 On Oct +23, 1888. ne was
arrested rs A suspect tn the burg
larry of a Hamtramck store and
acquitted of the charges on June
Z, 1893 Later he was returned 10
the prison TO serve his minimum
time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
SET Up Roadside Tables

LANSING, May 5-The state
highway department announced
today that its roadside tables,
benches and other equipment
would be set up in the Lower
Peninsula by May II and in the
Upper Peninsula by May "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
MARINE WOUNDED

BRANDON. SGT JAMES A-George
Crsndon. father, 374f Ashland Detroit
LINTON. PFC. ROBERT William J.
Linton father Coldwater
QUINT s/sGT NICOLAS M-Mra
Marjorie Quint. mother 1855 Huntington,
Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
MARINE MISSING

BERGMAN. PFC RICHARD c Mrs
Sylvia Bergman. mother. 3f5 W. Lewis
ton Ferudsie
y S, 1914 ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Southwest Pacinc)

BRIEEY tbs CLIFFORD Mrs Leila
$. Briney. mother. i5iil strathmore, De-
trOn
ROBBINS ~ 1T ROBERT R.-NsaI
8 Robbins, father. Honor
STOPERA. PFC. JOSEPH W.--John
stopera. father 343s Clippert, Detroit
WALSH sIsGT WALTER n - Mrs.
Florence G. Walsh. mother 2f6 Tuxedo,
Highland Park.
WULFF, PVT. ARTHUR Mrs Anna
WulN mother, TTufant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

PERRIN PVT SAW " Mrs PsEgy
Perrin. mother, l2243 Maine. Detroit.
POLKA, PFC. ARNE r Mrs Amanda
Pohia. mother. Newberry.
Schultz PVT. HARVEY Mrs Lizzie
Schultz, mother iceland.
ScHEfHFURTH. PVT WILLIAM r.
Mts.-Alta- Scheinfnrthr -nlniheE- l-sHs+fFT-
VANDERHooF, PVT. RUSSELL E
Howard =. Vanderhoof, brother. Auburn
Heights
WALKER. PFC Earl. Mrs Joann
Walker. wife i232f Northlawn, Detroit.
ZAVGDNIK. 20 1t EDWARD F.
Mrs. Joseph Zayodnik. mother IronWOod
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

ARMY WOUNDED
(Asiatic Area
THAR. SGT. RAY M-Mrs. Grace NJ
HsRases- mother Traverse city.
Central Pacific)
LUPPINo. T/sGT. KENNETH Mrs.
Suzanne Lnpplno. mother 1880 Hamilton
Highland Park.
European Area
GILBERT. PFC. FOREST Mrs Bs-
trecs Gilbert, wife. Marine City.
Mediterranean Areal
BUTLER. PFC. WILLIAM E-curti,
Butler, brother, 1Si w. Grand boulevard,
Detroit
cAPP. It's SAMUEL s.-Ars. Mollls
Cspp. mother, 2i37 EImhurst. Detroit.
CHAPMAN, PVT. LEE L Mrs. Erma
Chapman, mother, Palo.
KRAFT. PVT LEO C-Mrs Rose
Kraft. wife, 1908 Mackenzie. Detroit
LIE FEVRE, PVT. MAX A-Ns.
Loretta lie Feyre. mother, Charlotte
MACKIE, PVT. JOHN O-Mrs. Lacy
NJ Macke, mother. Petoskey.
MANNIKKo. T/4 oNNI AIRS. Mary
Aoilanen, mother Houghton.
MIDDLEMAs. PVT JOHN w-James
MiddlemBs. father. 1912 Pennsylvania
Detroit
MOORE. PVT. RICHARD N.-Mrs MI
dred Moore mother Union City
OLSON. PFC ROBERT Mrs Flora
Olson mother, Lansing
PAQUIS. s/sGT. HENRY Mrs
Ernestine 81 Paquin, mother, Iron Noun
tain.
~~~~~~~~~ Friday. NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

Nom take over the car-care matter? Well-why
not? It's easy now for women to keep car
running right running longer, and running
farther on every gallon of gasoline. Just take it to
your Standard Oil Dealer! He's trained for wartime
car-saving service. Remember-it's going to be
a long, long time before you can replace your car.
Don't neglect it Follow this 3rd War; Year
Service Guide and keep your car at its best always
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~ Friday. NJ
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02

ias tritt Der Sirtenbrief Johann i6arf
fiir bic Redte Der Gamilte Elm urt6
wenoet fid gegen Die Susen0bermdn0e
Der 0a5is, bic ben Beriud MAIDEN,
Die oeuti9en 2naben 1tno NG66en
boaig Der RontroIle 6es Stoates at
unteriteuen. ,gor @ott boben bic gl-
tern oas erite ,1no beiIieite Re9t ouf
ibre &inoer", iagt Der Sirtenbrief
oemgegeniiber uno fdbrt oann fort
~9ie offentli6e @r3iebung Der Su-
genoliden oarf nidt NIT Dem @etpii-
len un0 Der Beranttportung ser @I.
tern in &onflitt tommen, inoem Tie
tbnen bic 3uneigung ibrer &in0er
onr6 etnen .un6riitli6en @influB gu
)ent5ieben iudt, Der in oen S9ulen
uno Sugenolagern, Die ite beiu6en>
auf Dem @ebiete oes @laubens uno
Der Worol angeitrebt miro"
Sinitdtlid oes fiinften @ebotes
uOu iou1t ni6t totem" berurteilt Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02
iorgeriid)e 8etreul1,,g. !"

iorgerii6e 8etreuttltg.'
: Ser neue Sirtenbrief oer oe,1tI9en
8iid0fe lit in iet1,er S9drfe nur benz
bergleidbar, ben Die 5uL6oer 8ii9ofs.
tonferen5 i'm Sabre 1912 erIieB, uno
Der 8eibnodtsbotidaft, bic Der 8i-
i9of bon Berlin, @raf &onrao BreDs
itng, i'm gletden Sabre erlieB. Ser
5nlooer Sirtenbrief tuartote fi9 geeen
Die bon BEN Naais 9eouloete uno ge.
foroerte Smmoralitdt, un6 bic 8eib=
nadtsboti6oft 8ii@of Brepitnss
manote lt6 gegen 0a5ilebren bon Der
acknowledgements u1o bic No3itbe-
orie ,Ma,dt eebt bor 93edt'.
Inter offeniidtlider 8e5usnab.
me ouf Die go5tpropoganoo ,tno bic
bon Sitler un6 ieinen Bropagonoi1ten
gef0roerte ueroBe 2iiee" erflGren Die
8iid0fe in Dem nellen Sirtenbrief ooB
vieoer 8iireer bos 9fedt ouf 8abr>
belt uno @brli9feit bat. Seoe 2iige,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02

Sirtenbrief Die @eiiel1norOe II. ,,@no=
oentotungen" Der Na3is oufs i6Grfite
uno ertlart: ,Die Maiienbini6la6>
tung bon unlduloigen Menlden lit
audi oann eine Siinoe, penn lte on-
gibli6 I'M Sntereiie bes olgemeinen
Wobls ousgefiibrt piro> pie 3. 3. ge=
geniiber nebrloieu S6tpa6iinnigen,
gegenitber Eotfranfen l1no 5dtperber-
punoeten, ODER gegeniiber nit Orb
tranfbeiten bebafteten Neugeborenen,
gegeniiber Iogenannten lebensuntu6=
tigen @lementen, uno idlieBlt9 ou9
gegeniiber uniduloieen @eiieln, unbe-
tpaffneten &riegsgefaneenen ODER
Meniden onoerer Haiie uno Ser.
fun IT,"
Die 6eutiden 8ii6ofe bebarren ou6
gegeniiber Der neuen Sorte bon ,,Weo.
ral", bic bon Ra5iieite betrieben tpiro,
felt auf ibrem oblebnenoen Stano-
puntt uno oerteibieen Die unouflos.
bartlett un6 &eiligteit Der gbe, in6em
fie ertldren, oaB ,,ieoem Meni6en Iei1.
Re6t auf moraltide Or6nung in fei.
nem @be. 11to @efdledtsIeben i'm
Sediten uno Ne,1nten @ebot aueeii-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02

gang gleid, BON tpem ite ausgebt, aer=
ltort alien @lauben un6 anes Ser
trauen unter oen Meniben un6 unter=
niniert aui oieie 8eiie oie Sronung
Der menidliden 8e5iebungen. Ser
Iugenblidserfolg ser our9 ioI6 eine
2iige erfauft tpur0e, mdre auf Soften
oes Spannungs5uitanoes, ben biei ies
DfiBtrauen Damn perurladen tpiirbe ,5u
teuer berfauft, un6 tpiir6e it9 idlieB.
ltb in oas eeraoe @egenteil bieies
@rfolees berfebren."
Ser Sirtenbrief ipridt iooann ben
Na5is ibr &e6t ab, Den Stoat iiber al
les au itellen, un6 erfldrt: u2ein Bolt
oarf ftd ielbit anbeten, als Oh fem
Biue, 1,nb ni9t Der Btue @ottes, bic
Nuelle aller Sittli9feit uno onen
&edtes ,pdre. Sour oberfl69liae Sir-
ne maden 6en Gebler. BON elmer ,,ro-
tionalen @eligion" l,no einem natio.
nalen @oH' au ipreden, sitiert Der
Sirtenbrief Johann ei1en Nusipru9
oes beritorbenen popites asius oes
gIften.
Sn etne,n benz bierten @ebot ,,@b.
re Boter un6 Wutter" se,uiu,eten Mh.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02
DeultsCheE Hirfenbriei
tuenbet l'd erneut 9e9en bic Naai-
0Dftrinpn

(Office Of 8ar Snformation)
Die internationale Agentur fir Die
religiole Prefie in @enf gibt ioebe11
ben Gert zines 9irtenbriefes befannt,
Der gemeiniom bon BEN fatbolii6en
8iIdoTen Deutlhlanos erlaiien NOT
oen lit. Inter bem Ettel ,,Die 5ebn
@ebote uno oas 2ebensgeleb Der Sea-
tion'" tpenoet ii9 Der Sirte11brief, Der
bon oen &an3eln aller fatbolii6en Sir,
den oes 9iei6es berleien purbe, ee-
gen Die Soeologie uno Bropaganoa
oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r1no foroert
Die 6eutiben &atboltten ouf, ernitbaf-
ter an Die 8efolgung Der 3ebn @ebote
5u oenfen, "oa mir nur bon Der ge-
treuliden 8efolgl&ns Der @ebote Got
tes cine Riidfebr georoneter 8erbdlt-
niiie ertparten tonnen.
,,Mit belonoerer Sartn6digfeit tre>
ten mir 5ur gerteioieune an oerer
Elm, bic nidt in Der Sage iino, ielblt
fiir ibr Nedt 81 ipreden",' beiBt es
in oem Sirteubrief Der oeutiden 8i,
idofe: sir Die Sueen6 uno ibr Redt
auf relieioieu unterridt ,,no 6er eeiit-
1iden Giiriorge; fir oieienieen, bic
unidulote in @efdneniiien idntadten
uno ,,nteroriidt itnb, einidlieBlid oes
rer, bic nidt unieres glutes uno ,t1t.
Ierer Nationalitdt itniio; fir ii6ie goa.
fnierten un6 Deportierten. fir Die Ar-
better fremoer &aiie, Die tpobrbaft @e.
fmgene iino - ,,,to fir ibrer oIler
Redt ouf snoroIifden Sdus uno feel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02
gsittluOdl, Ben 2. angaft 1874

fiber fur rnanben cine @eIesenbeit
iein, ibre S6een nber bic Nmeritoner
su rebioiereu, 11no IN 1tns ebenfo Meen,
i9en au ieben, tpie mir iie in ibnen
feben. Selbit tuenn fie ou6 ni9t an.
aubtel ii9 fir 1tniere 2ebensart ,no
OentDetie begetItern ioIlten, 10 miro
ibr Stnn uno ibr gerItGn6nis iid Of.
ne 3Detfel ertpeitern. uno oarnit 1T
fdon biel fiir Die Belt eeponnen, tpenn
tie mad Dem &rieee beimfebren uno
in1n1er bic grinnerltng nit fib I'M
2eben berumtrogen, baB iie o1es in
ollem menidli6 uno 6ri1tGi6 in ame.
rtta bebonoelt tpur6en.
Sa es ia au9 zines Der Saupt.
eebote proftiider drtitlider geaGiten-
ltebe tit, Die @efangenen troften 1.no
ibnen bebilfli6 gu fem, 10 follen 3u.
NAL mir &atboliten nit 6eutl6em
8lute uns intereilieren uno i'm 3ob.
men oes bon oer 8egierung @rlaub,
ten tbnen ibr Sos er1eidtern belfen.
Wenn es ou6 tein beIonoers meites
@ebiet lit, oud Dem ii9 oieie beion=
oere gdditenliebe uno @efangenenfiir-
Jorge betdtigen fonn, 10 lit ood 3. g.
geraoe bic 8eriorgl1ng nit gutter 2ef>
tire elm tutrfrtngsooaes SilfemitteI.
an Nobrrng uno Oboo6 feblt es IT,
men ni9t. 8obl ober an gutter 2ettiire
fir Die bielen 5tunoen freier 3eit.
@ar man6es CUTE 8u9 (ober nibt 5u
olt) 1tebt in man6em 8l9er16rnnt
nno miro ME tpieoer gebrau9t. Man
fenoe es an Oie Aorelie oes totboli-
iben &oplons oer ein5elnen @efon-
genenla8er ODER brett an Die Moreile
oes 3entral-8ureous bes 3entraIs
gerelns, 1886 8eitminIter 8lace in
ct. Souls s, Mo. gielleidt lit es mir
mosli9, In nd6lter Nummer Die iG1nt-
li9en Goreiien ol[er 2aeer ou geber.
Cine beIonoere pilltonmene Silfe lit
Die, fir Elm ODER mebrere Nbonne.
ments fatbolii6er 3eitidriften fit sc.
fangenenloger 5u be5oblen. Sc 1T oies
cine Weiifion oes 6rie6ens, 1m6 Die
tpollen mir uns nidt entgeben 1oiien.
- @.=8. 3. g.-g.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02
9te 9anptfaOt Der atltes
rttanti9en &eger
Son Stepban 9Bierce


bern genonnt muroe, lit io5uiagen Die
Souptltaot Der 9eeger 4meritas. ssn
o1elem StootOiertel 9arlem nit Iei-
nem etlpa 5lpei Guoorotmeilen qroBen
@eblet leben nabe5u 100000 Nten.
lden 5uIammengeorQngt. l1no oiele
,Stoot fir lt9 innerboIb elmer 5taot'
tit bon Dem forbigen Iutor uno Sour.
nolllten &oi Sttlep sum 9intergruno
elmer Stuole gemodt tporoer, in Der
er lt6 tells ernlt, tells in beiterer
6orm NIT uieinen 2el1ten" befoBt.
OoS aus oieier 5tuoie berfoBte 8ud
~Netp 8orlo Adjoining: SSSnli0e
glod Imerica" eridien Dor einiger
3eit bel Sougbton Wifflin Co., uno
Itellt eine &eportoge gang eriter 4Ioi.
le oor. uno gleid5eitig lit es ou6
cine io5Iale Stuoe Der omerifuui1den
yteger uno elm fra itOoQer AppeQ gegeu
Glsfrlmlnlerung. 9eidt minoer ober
on6 cine grfldrung ser 3pil9enfQQe,
1Dle. lie Dor elniger 3eit au6 ben
Nomen Sarlens our6 Die Seffentlid-
felt idleiften
Sn einem 9orport fiibrt Der Ser
foiier aus, oaB i'm Sinblid ouf Die
Welterelgniiie 0os >gfegerprobIem"
|oufgebort but nur nod elm rein ome.
rltanll6es Problem 5u lein. ,,Ha1-
len' unO 5arbenprobleme peroen
beut5utoge mebr unO mebr Dor oos
Bubllfum getrogen", Iogt er> ,,uno
audi Die 3utunft ser 9eeger - un0
nle lte nod ieiner eigenen AnItdt &C.
1taltet peroen loute - Oiirfte gr0Bte
&onlequen3en buben gfo9 Dor einem
Sabre erid@ien es 10, olS Oh oie1eS
Problem in ben Broblemen oieIes
meltDelten &riegeS untergeben mir
De. SeBt aber funn es uiht u1ebr
ltberleben ODER audi gor MIR peruod-
lo1ltgt mer0en. 0ie ldmar5en Wen-
1ben bler5ulonOe - cine @ruppe, Die
GROCER lit, alS nan9e 0tutionen, Die
IN olelem &riege iteben - fublen 1id
ben anOeren farbigen G0lteru Der
Welt eng berblnoen, uno eben oies
muB au6 oo5 lpeiBe Amcrifa ofut ir-
tereiiieren."
Sttlep i6reibt aud ou anoerer
Stelle: u0ie gteger mogcn lid in ib=
rem eigenen Heiben iiber geringfigige
Sragen itreiten, aber in ser sSraqe
ibrer Gedte - 1otpobI ouf moraIi-
ldem ols mirtldoitli9en1 uno poll
tlldem Seloe - bilOen lie einen felt
gefiigten 8lod, uno ieoer ein5elne
bon ibnen lit iid) in 0ieler Trage iei-
ner @ruppenangeborigteit ltort be-
tpuBt. Sir lie biloet oieie 6rage ibr
Hed)t, am Seben 9lmerifos uuf allen
9ebleten tell5unebmen. Nber lie ba-
ben gelernt uno 5tpar gut gelernt,
ooB tein Snololouum ouein ltd peit
itber Die augemeinen 8erbGltniile Iei-
ner Holle blnal,Serbeben uno beuegen
fonn: Die @eiBel oes &al1enoorurteils
tr1ttt tlef - uno obne unteridieoe 5u
maden."
Sir oen oberfla6li9en 8etrodter
lit &arlem cine idspar5e 5taot, aber
in Wirtlidteit iino 8oablutneger oi.
rett cine Seltenbeit bort. Ser Nutor
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02

dert tit. Se6e gbe, au8 bic iosenonn.
ten raiiiid gemiidten Chen boben ouf
@runo oes iedften @ebotes boues
&e6t ouf s0ttliden 5dus."
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-27
Carrier Bennington
Christened At N. Y.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-tRHThe
q, 100-ton carrier Bennington was
christened today at the Navy yard
in Brooklyn as Assistant Navy
Secretary for Air A-temus l..
Gates credited to floating airports
a major share in stopping Japa-
nese Pacific advances and in les
SEEMING the U-boat menace.
Gates told an audience of sew
eral thousand watching the bap-
tism of the eleventh Essex class
carrier launched since Pearl Ha--
Dor:
without our plane carriers and
their well trained aviators, Aus
tralia and New Zealand and other
islands in the south and southwest
Pacific might today be provinces
of Japan's greater east Asia CO.
prosperity sphere and the Japa-
nese fleet might be carrying on
attacks at will against our West
Coast and the American CONT
nent."
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-27
Veterans Are Advised
To Register Discharges

All veterans of World Wars I and
II are urged to have their honor
able discharges recorded by the
Registrar of Deeds in the court
house either before receiving, APP
plications for mustering-out pay by
mail, or just as soon as their dis
charge and mastering out pay
check is received, it was announc-
ed Saturday by Norwood S. West.
brook, commander of Post No. 10,
American Legion.
The 1889 session of the General
Assembly passed law making il
the duty of the local Registrar OF
Deeds in each county to record
honorable discharges of veterans
without charge, said Commander
Westbrook.
Westbrook urged that all veter-
ans have their discharges record
ed promptly for their own protec-
ton, as well as that of their fami-
lies.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-27
u. S. Drops One Action,
Starts Another Against
Large "A. & p Group

DANVILLE, Ill, Feb. 26.-tR-
The government dropped one and
started another antitrust law &C
ton today against the New York
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea COM
pany and subsidiaries which the
department of justice called the
nations largest food and food pro-
ducts handler.
A criminal information charging
the parent company and 80 officers
and subsidiaries, called the "a &
P Group" with conspiracy to con-
troll prices and injure and destroy
food manufa cturers, professors,
Gamers, wholesalers and indepen-
dent retailers was filed in the Dan
vile Federal District Court.
This was almost simultaneous
with action in the Federal Court
at Dallas, Tex. by which an in
dictment containing similar cha7g.
es, which had been returned by a
grand jury Nov IS, 1912, was mol
pressed on motion of Wendell
Berge, assistant Attorney General.
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End AND ORANGE UsO

Saturday 3 pm, Movie, Life
Begins at $780,: 7:30 pm, Dane
ing class in lounge C; 8 pm,
Formal dance with music by 143rd
Army band from Camp Davis.
Sunday 9 am, Java club; 5
pm, Movie; 8 pm. Music ap-
probation.
5TH AND ORANGE USO
Saturday pm, Coffee and tea
hour, Mrs. Walter R. Marvin, hos
tess; pm, Join 4th and Ann
USO in service wives couple
dance.
Sunday 9 a.m.-12 n. Breakfast;
8 pm, Music hour; 7 pm, Buff
fet supper followed by song fest
and games.
3RD AND GRACE USO
Saturday pm, Social dancing
class; 7 pm, Movie. three
shorts; $50 pm, Informal party
Sunday $50 am, Coffee anc
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CUT IN NAN FOOD
STANDARDS LOOMS

WASHINGTON, Feb % Up
Germany's food standards, after
holding up tolerably well during
the first four years of the war
are expected by official American
quarters to start deterioratin z
rather sharply during the next six
months.
The office Of foreign agricultural
relations, in this governments lat
est analysis of the Reich's food
situation, said today the loss of rich
productive areas to the advancing
Russian army and further drain
age of manpoWer from German
farms are bound to have serious
effect this year.
The agency's report, which fol-
lowed briefly on Winston Church.
ills statement that he foresees no
early crackup in Germany, made
no starvation predictions, but said:
"Germany's production and con-
sumption of food thus far in this
war have been maintained at salts
factory levels and far above those
Of 1914-18. In view, however, of
the cumulative effect over the war
years of basic shortages of produc-
ton factors and a more drastic
curtailment during the present sea-
son in the supply of nitrogen for
agriculture, domestic food produc-
ton in 1914 may be considerably
below that of any of the preceding
years.
1t added:
eff, moreover, there were to be
a severe reduction in takings from
foreign sources, total German food
supplies for 1944-45 would be dras-
tically curtailed. Such an outlook
may begin to affect the food situa-
ton during the next six months. !"
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Woodring Says Revolt
In Congress Boost For
Anti-Fourth Term Mou|

TOPEKA, Kans., Feb. 26.-(P)-
Harry H. Woodring viewed Con-
gressional rebellion against the
Presidents tax veto as a boost for
TIE anti-fourth term American de-
mocratic party today while ALT
M Landon saw the rift as a sign
hat we must change the presi-
dent"
Both are former governors of
Kansas and Woodring, democrat,
served as secretary of war in an
earlier Roosevelt cabinet. Landon
was the 1896 Republican presi-
dental nominee.
Democrats are welcoming ar
opportunity to protest new deal
policies and the possibility of a
fourth term and still stay within
the democratic party" Woodrine
said in an interview. 'FThe PARTY
has been stolen from them and
has become vehicle for some
thing for which it was never in
tended to stand"
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