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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-04-01
HOWARD DOUBTS
WORTH OF BILL

Still. no less figure than Perry
W. Howard, Republican National
Committee from Mississippi, says
the anti poll tax bill is not worth
the paper it is written on without
certain amendments. He says even
after the poll tax has been wip-
ed of the books. the ballot boxes
will be locked still to the Negro
people because of white prima-
ries," false literacy tests, and all
the other means known to cor
rupt politics.
With Difference to Mr. Howard S
political sagacity and his know
ledge of the South, It is neverthe-
less a fact that the poll tax was
one Of the methods used by 9
ruthless minority to deny democ-
Tacy to the majority. 1t was only
one of the techniques; but it was
the most skillful
It was the most Skillful because
it was so well put beyond the
reach Of the majority. The ruth
openly brutal ways; but these
ways were also more openly I'M
democratic. Someday, this ruthless
minority realizes, these other
methods might be exposed and
overthrown. But the poll tax is
safely rooted in the state consti-
buttons so deeply that only a con-
stitutional amendment in each
state could uproot it-or federal
action.
AS Negroes, ana as loyal Ameri-
cans, working to push aside al
the barriers that keep us from
full citizenship so that we may take
our places shoulder to shoulder
with all free people, we have
neither time to waste nor oppor-
tunities to lose We must do what
we can, as best we can, whenever
we can.
PRACTICAL STEP
TAKE EVERY
We must take every practical ster
in every state to expose and to over
throw discrimination, injustice and
corruption. Our fight for full
democracy goes forward only as il
grows stronger and wiser with
every step, however short that step
NAV be-
While Negro soldiers are dying
III the air over Italy, and in the
Continued on Back Pagel
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-04-01

CONTINUED On Back pagel
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-04-01
MIR. Jack MILLER

CARTERsvILLE. Ga.--Mr. zacI,
Miller died Thursday. He was fl
neralized Sunday at Mt. Zion
BAPTIST Church.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-04-01
MRS. LARUA PORCH

NEWMAN Ga.-The funeral Of
Mrs Laura Porch vas held Sunday
at Mt Sinai Baptist Church
with Rev Martin officiating.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-04-01
Bishop Named Head
OF States Teachers

Holly Springs. Bird, ] H. 9-hr ad-
gill, Greenwood, 4th, ]. H. Harp
er, Taylorsvile, 9th, J. H. Bolden,
Biloxi, E. S. Reed, BrookhaTenl
9th, A. j. Finch, Brandon. j,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
AKRON, OHIO


A. Rudzio posunis Edvardas
Vaiciukevicius Vasario 19 d.
apsivede su kitataute; sliuba
eme sv. Povilo baznycioje. 10
motina, Veronika, ir tevas Ru-
dziai jaunavedziams surenge
puota w. Thornton saleje, sve-
ciu buvo daug, kaip vietiniu
taip ir is kitu miestu., Is Pitts
burgho atsilanke p. Cygeliai
SUI savo dukterim ir zentais;
f. Stelmokas su Selma is Sa-
lem, Ohio, ir kit is Detroito.
Jaunavedziai nuo sveciu gavo
daug dovanu. "Medaus meme
si' praleisti jiedu isvaziavo
New Yorka. P. Rudziai ap-
vesdino paskutini is penkiu
savo vaiku. Visiems dalyviams
sirdingai aciuoja.
Pas tevus Sebestinus buvo
parvykes keletui dienu pasi-
sveciuoti ju vyresnysis sunus
is kariuomenes. Pasisveciaves
ir pasimates su draugais jis
gryzo tarnybon.
Taipgi siomis dienomis Sc
bestinu jauniausias antras su-
nus isejo kariuomenen. Tevai
liko vieni.
Is Floridos sugryzo p. Klee-
se-Beleckiene, apsistojo prie
savo sunaus. Kalnas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
HARTVILLE, OHIO

Apie sia vieta gyvena sesi
Lietuviai farmeriai ir Pranas
Kidikas, buves Akronietis. Jis
pavyzdingai ukininkauja, yra
ilgametis Dirvos skaitytojas.
Siose dienose jis apvaiksciojo
savo gimtadieni, pribuvo sve-
oiQ j pasveikinti: jo zmonos
sesuo p. Lekerauskiene, is Bar
berton, Ohio, ir kit. Linkim
jam ilgiausiu metu.
Kidiku vyresnysis sunus jau
kelintas metas kaip tarnauja
kariuomeneje, dabar randasi
Anglijoje. Jis raso tevams
kad jam gerai sekasi. Jau-
niausis sunus buna prie tevu,
ukininkauja.
Pas p. Kidikus atsilanke Pr.
Martinkus su dukterimis, nuo
Ravenna, Ohio, dalyvavo jo
gimtadienio paminejime.
Kidiko zmona sunegalavo,
gydosi mamie. Linketina jai
pasveikti. kalnas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
Palangos TrejOs DevyneriOs

Tai augalinis sutaisymas, suslde-
da grynai is sakneliu. lapu, ziedu,
seklu ir zoliu. Veikia i kuno orga-
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zmogus gauna nauju jegu If ener-
giios. Kiekvienas kas nori butt Vi
sada sveikas, turetu vartoti Trejan-
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kles skaudejimo, karsciavimo, kru-'
DO, blogo upo, bendro nusilpimo,
inkstu ir kepenu ligos.
kama su prisiuntimu 75c. Gau-
mama pas:
FLORAL HERB CO., Dept. Z
Box 3O5 13) CLINTON, Ind.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
ATME-
TE SOvIETU
SALYGAS

Per Londona paduota pra-
nesimai is Stockholmo, sulyg
kuriu Suomijos vyriausybe is
Helsinkiu paskelbe per radio
Jog SovietQ Rusijos paliaubu
salygos yra nepriimtinos. Ar
tas reiskia kad Suomiai visis-
kai atmeta kalbas apie karo
nutraukima su Russia, ar tik
tas salygas kurias Sovietai
patieke,< neaisku. Sis pranesi-
mas buvo pirmas oficialis Suo-
MICS pareiskimas savo nusi-
statymo linkui Sovietu reika-
avimu.
Is Stockholmo taipgi prane-
sama jog Suomiu vyriausybes
istaigos pasiryzusios apleisti
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
APSIVYLIMAS
AUGA

Jau keturi SLA Apskriciu
suvaziavimai pareiske savo ne
pasitikejima Amerikos Lietu-
viu Tarybos steE5tinu neveik-
lumu. Ia patti padare ir Lie
tuvai Remit Draugija Massa
chusetts valstijoje.
Americas Lietuvio bendra
darbis, V. M. Klausutis, ia ne
pasitikejima isvelka spaudos
aiksten ir klausia, kodel Tary-
ba, kurion ineina rodos gabus
Amerikos Lietuviai redakto~
rial, kunigai, organizaciju va
dai, "atrodo protiniai, politi-
Mai ir dvasiniai ubagi5ka ?"
Sake, visuomene per pusmeti
nuo Pittsburgho konferencijos
nesulauke is Tarybos "rimtos
politines veiklos, iniciatyvos. ir
vadovybes". Taryba nesieme
rimto darbo ir nesukele Ame-
rikos Lietuviuose politinio sa
judzio. Nepavartota vieninte-
lis Amerikos Lietuviu ginklas:
tai plunksna informuoti Ame-
rikos visuomenes il valdzios
virsunes apie Lietuviu tautos
traginga padeti, jos troskimus
ir pastangas padeti diktatorius
nugaleti. Kolonijose~ laukiama
Tarybos direktyvu, bet ju ne
sulaukiama.
Klausutis reiskia teiseta ap-
sivylima. Dirva taciau nuo
pat Pittsburgho konferencijus
dienu visuomenei nurode kad
taip ivyks. Pagrindine "di-
dziuju sroviu" koaliciios esine
yra negalejimas nuosirdziai
dirbti, nes tai ne nuosirdziu
sroviu gamtine koalicija.
Ta koalicija negamtine. Ka-
talikai ir sandarieciai priklau,
so tautinei visuomenei, socia-
listai tarptautinei. Tarp ju
niekados negali butt nuosir-
daus bendro darbo. Be to,
musu socialistai pradzioje lai-
kesi minties kad nepriklauso-
ma Lietuva terra ''inperialis-
tu" irankis il per % metu ar
siai kovojo prizes viska kas ia
nepriklausomybe stiprino. Viii
ku stauges, vilku staugs-
Kataliku visuomene sita pa
grindini sveikos politikos prin-
cipa privalo suprasti. o kol
il supras, tautinei visuomenei
tenka 'burtis, kaip Klausuti5
pataria, savo jiegomis: "Vie-
nykimes, stokime dirbti vie
ningai be partiniu vadu vado-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24

vybes, savarankiSkai'. Kitais
zodziais, dirbkime AmerikoniS-
kai, demokratiSkai, ne faSistis-
kai, kaip negamtine koalicija
snaudulingai "veikia".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24

sostine Helsinki ir padaryti
laikina sostine koki kita siau-
reje miesteli, jeigu reikalinga
bus. Tas kaip tik patvirtina
Suomiai nesirengia su Sovietais
tartis ju pastatytomis salygo-
mis-.
S. Valstiju Sekretorius Hull
Washingtone reiskia vilties
kad dar proga Suomiams ir So
vietams rasti karo paliaubq
galimybes nepraejus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24

PAsTU prenumerata galima
siusti ir is Clevelando. Kas ne
turf laiko ateiti. administered
Jon gall pasillsti laisku SO su
rslnn savo adresu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
AMERIKOS KARO
LAIVYNAS BUS
DIDZIAUSIAS

S. V. Karo Sekretorius
Knox pranesa kad Ameri-
kos karo laivynas pastaru
laiku pasieke apie 900 lai-
WI skaiciu, tarp ju paciu
didziuju Xxi submarinu. /
ta skaiciu neineina smul-
kieji laivukai naudojami
pakraSciu sargybai.
Pradzioje karo tureta tik
341 laivus.
Xxi sio meto gallo Ame-
rikos karo laivynas isaugs
toks didelis kad bus lygus
visu kitu valstybiu karo lai-
vynams sudejus viena.
Karo laivyno galybe su-
teiks galimybe Amerikai
uzimti vadovaujama role
ateities pasaulio taikoje
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
KAIP TAPTI AME-
RIKOS PILlECIU

Knygele "KAIP TAPTl AN!E-
RIKOS PILIECIU" ga".:ama
Dirvos adm, uz Csc. kltnf
persiuntimui pridekit &c.
Kuric Lietuviai nezino save
atvaziavimo dienos ir laivo
kreipkites Dirros agentura
jums bus pagelbeta tai snras'
RI Vietiniams norintiems H.
pildoma aplikacijp blankos.
(Vietiniai prasomi kreiptis
tik penktadieniais ir sestad'e-
aiais.)
DIRVOS AGENTURA
$500 Superior ave.
Cleveland. Ohio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24


STA SAVAITE Asiio Media
lis q laipsnio) tenka Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Tarybai, kuri
Lietuvos valstybes kontinuite-
to nepripazindama, rengiasi
mineti Lietuvos Steigiamojo
Seimo sukakti - Seimo kuris
kontinuiteta isteige ir sustip-
rino!
VIENAS Dzukelis klausia ka
reiskia Lithuanian Peoples, j,
kuriuo musu bolseviku dienla-
pis save tituluoja Chicagoje :?
Atsakonne: Lietuviskai tai rel
skia 'Lietuvisku pypliu' diem
lapis.
CIKAGOS Vilnis vel Stalina
fasistu pavadino! Ji klausia: !:
20 kuo issigime Lietuva, at
mesdama svetimas itakas ?" ir
atsako: "Ji pasidave ir nu-
plauke paveju SUI fasistine
itaka''. Kadangi il pasidave
2O-ciai Stalino atsiustu divi-
ziju, o Vilnis ia vadina "fasiz-
mu", aisku, Maskva fasizmo
centras.
DIDzIAUSIAS pi k tn m S
demokratiSkam fasistui Grigai-
ciui tai kokia teise turf Anne
rikos Lietuviu Seimo isrinktos
komisijos vykdinti gyveniman
darbus Lietuvai vaduoti, ku-
riuos nutarimus Pittsburgho
konferencija! Jis neturi nei
tick razumo suprasti kad kas
hors turi nutarimus ivykdyti,
kitaip jie neturi vertes.
STALINAS Wis tikejosi pa
sivyti ir pralenkti kapitalisti-
mes valstybes, bet bolseviku
Vilnis mano, jis melagis. Lat
viu Pasiuntinyba Washingto-
ne isleidus knygele, kur Viii
nies peckeliai isskaite buk ma
ziai Latvijoje nuzude II Lat
vius, bolsevikai 34,250. Viii
mis- tam netiki. Mes geriau
Stalinui tikime: jis moka pa
sivyti ir pralenkti kapitalis-
tus!
"DIDzIpSIOS KOALICIyOS
spauda vienu voru uzgulo Lie
tuvos Ministra zadeiki uz pa
sakyma New Yorko Seine kad
"sita srove siekia Lietuviskos
Lietuvos". Turbut, krikdemal,
socialistai ir sandarieciai slekla
Rusiskos Lietuvos
PECIUS, paprastai, duoda
siluma. Bet Cikagos Draugas
apraso Lietuvi Ant. Kazlaus-
ka, isradusi peciu kuris siluma
taupo!
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PARSIDUODA AKRONE, 0.
VISAI PIGIAI DU NAMAI DO dvi
seimas, 856 il 858 Biruta street:
su porciais, furnasais. Greitam
pardavimui kama zema. klauskit
telefonu arba rasykit: (14)
V. DEBESIS Express O417
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
AR ZINAI kad ivyksta
Svarbios Paskaitos?
kalba Jurgis Vanagas
CLEVELAND, OHIO

Prakalbos atsibuna kas ketvlrta-
dienio vakara, nuo 500 val, antra-
su Peck's Hall, 1446 E. 82nd Street,
3-cias aukstas (antros durys nuo
kampo E. Sind st. ir Wade Park
Ave.). Izanga nemokamai, rlnklla-
vos nebus. Rengia ir kviecia Sv.
Rasto tyrinetoia. (Skelbimas)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-24
BALTIMORE, MD.
ATSAKYMAS LAISVES
"KRIAUCIUP'

nistinis kukluksas uzsideies
"Kriauciaus" kauke kad ME-
kas nepazintu, raso korespon-
dencija ir visu komunistiniu
ziaurumu puola P. Jara uz jo
korespondencija tilpusia .Dirvo-
je ir Vienybeje, kur buvo ap-
rasyta kaip Baltimores siuve-
jai atnete komunistinio "dele-
cato" raporta is Lietuvos gra-
boriu "seimo".
| Nepacitaves nei vieno saki-
nio kad parodyti kas buvo ne
teisingai parasyta, tas .gaiva-
las isipludo, isifasistavo, isl
kryziokavo ir nedryso nei sa-
vo vardo pasirasyti. National
bijojo kad siuvejai pirstais jo
neuzbadytu.
stai jo tirada, kuria vargu
ir jis pats suprato ka parase.
Cituoju zodis zodin: "Jis ten
raso buk tik buvo 'isgautas
mandates ir sveikinimas' De-
mokratiniu Lietuviu suvaziavi-
mui, ivykusiam New Yorke-
Brooklyne. zinoma, taip gall
rasyti tik Lietuviskas kryzio-
kas P. Jaras. Pats musa gal
va siena ir sake kad kittens
uzduotas antausis.'
Dabar pacituokime kas bu-
vo P. Jaro parasyta kad taip
apsvaigino ia komunistini ku-
kluksa. "Lietuviskai kalbanti
Stalincai prizes pat ivyksiantl
ju ta taip isbubnyta 'diktatori-
nj Lietuviu Rusiska suvaziavi-
ma, pasinaudodami mazu at
silankiusiu nariu skaiclum,
itrauke Amalgameitu Unijos
LietuviQ skyriu j ta negarbin-
ga Lietuvos graboriu 'suvazia-
vima', viliugingai isgaudami
is skyriaus mandate, pasta
deje i ta suvaziavima vykti sa-
vo kastais. Isgave mandate lr
be skyriaus zinios ir nutarimo
pasirase skyriaus vardu tam
Lietuviu .graboriu 'suvaziavi-
mui' pasveikinima, tikriau sa-
kant Lietuvos pardavimo ak
ia, nusiveze j Brooklyna'.
Tai stai nuo ko apsvalges
"kriaucius" plustasi.
Toliau tas gaivalas primeta
Jarui nebuvima tame suslrln-
kline kuriame komunistai VI
liugingai isgavo "mandata' If
kaipo fakta paduoda kad uz
mandate davima buvo paduo-
ia "a balsai, 0 prizes tik 16 b.
Taigi. jums ir pavyko gaut'
mandates tik todel kad Jaro
tame susirinkime nebuVo. Ma
O kaip su sekanciu skyriaus SUI
sirinkimu kuris ivyko Sauslo 3
d. ir kuriame "delegatas" da-
We raporta is to savo "seimo'
apie kurj tas Laisves kukluk-
sas moka nutyleti? Juk tame
susirinkime nariu dalyvavo nc
40. bet daugiau kaip 100, Q
Stalincai uz raporto priemlma
gavo tik 10 balsu, ir kodel 81
tie patys nariai balsavo prizes
raporto spriemima kurie buVo
balsave uz mandate davima
Todel kad Shame susirinklme
buvo Jaras ir kit geri Lietu-
viai, kurie be pasigailejimc
nupese nuo komunistu vlsas
tas grazias plunksnas kuriomls
tie Lietuvos isgamos buvo ao-
sikaise kada atejo skyriQ
prasyti mandate. Kada susi-
rinke unijos nariai pamate VI
same nuogume tikrus LletuVos
isgamas, kurie nori If velkla
Lietuva prijungti prie kruVl-
nos Rusijos, Lietuvos zmones
atiduoti j Stalino verglJa, VI
81 balsavo prizes ta veidmalnls'
ka delegate" raporta II pasa'
Ike, "salin komunistai is muss
tarpo, mes nenorim jusu he
iusu raportu". P. p. Jaras
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Sarah Bennett Circle
Concludes Study OF
Mission Book

~ = nN - Caa fn
81 the hnne II AIS u p Bic.
kenzie last Monday afternoon
tire Sarah Bennett Circle q see
Wouane Sd&iafY 81 Christian
ser9see q the Fag Meaaast
chuyea eeHeluaea ghe adsx q
tne ian boek thai has bssn
gngsRlng gne afsentau q the
nnennf
Tire book Is Coo ana ~
Problem 81 Suffering sud lie
ssaaR eeutefeo or tae isst char
GER which oealt wnh Tire Fe-
.l8Wsaip 90 Suffering It wa e.
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PasCagOula
Church News
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH


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Moss Point
Church News

CHURCH

DANTZLER MEMORIAL
METHODIST CHURCH
Meas puest. Miss
ton Feb e Ma1ab 5
Sunday
SIS s ~ SUNDAY SehaoI
1850 a. M sermon hs nasiur
subject UhsytnH Oar Vtsinn
Services for Week Of Dtaics
Us . m. Youth Fellowship
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leet Tire Pfoai8al Son
ssonuay
as0 N, Namans sealsfs
TAO q IA Martin A Hamilton
vii speak subject Tue Church
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sNe - speaks On subject Tine
Ghufeh aGa tie Hume
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VII speak GA The Church and
TIE Community
THURSDAY
FaQ 3 m. Tom n Heam viii
speak on. TIE Cnareh and a
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Missionary Union
Enjoys RoYoi
Service Program

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a1a 81
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TIME of eh-fea
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Progressive Club
Entertained By Mrs.
Robert Reinecke

= particularly pleasant meet
ing q the pakceEoula prorfe
Homans Cab wac held ai
fns home Of Mf0 Ratert Rein
eek lest Friday afternoon
CaH1ethaz iu een hlustlan witt
nafeiss ana offief early 6aasog
zee used bF the aastes in beau
hsx1aa ths rc1mM ahaTe ire 81
sffH vas heia
TINS was opened BY the pres
inenL Mrs c A CARRIE. whc
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TfnsT P~REsBYTERfAN
CHuHCH


ms n af
air Mf Gss
p m y Hsaina aaf Leaga
sass
= Mn Of Ga
go Woman Aarillsy
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81 m Hag scguutk VIA
hat ataE
s. eangf0ag
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Woman s Missionary
Union Concludes
Study OF Book

rs Wonans Missionary un.
~ = the Vets Asingaal Sap
- eaaTcn usl = tae eHaIen re-
ssHIHz ful 6 sEaaz 81 re mzasI1r
aes CEraaaIe O. cIaaasi
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

tsa chapters 1t the no,ak
cad Mrg Lsndrum isaKf8 the
last iNo chapters
Nh Hai Lee augns the hrAt
fNu chapters Of TIE b0ck On Tues
aag afternoon ans Mrs IAnaFnm
@ughf ihe last two chapters a.
frlaay
haet circle US well represent.
&c aHa every was GREATS.
impressed by ths message nfniaant
auf a. this boak
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FIRST P-ENTEcosTAL
CHURCH

Saturday
1aa 3 m. service
kahaav-
10 30 3 m SUNDAY school
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Wednesday
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Acts IL These interested are n-
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Bibles
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Pastor.
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Jackson County
Church News
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
IS this ding allied udio'

VTHAT IS this thing allied radios
Is Il that magical box q wood and
Wire ana tubes and d0aIss.. Yes bur
radio IS more maeb more.
Radio 5 the farmer e. s~venfide-his eyes
g%laneing apprehensise.s % ~
L Is the mother. VIsa GU mail oyerdue,
every fiber Of hsr beae eagerly awaiting
word Of the sth ARM
Radio IS music a, tie aoss u : hard-pressed
day.
I is. the speech IN lie town hall-givea .
national audience.
Radio IS song and a~ssrauafe and stareeraft
Letters an m4ztessoes brought - The
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
What is this thing called Radio?

intimacy Of your living room for you .
hear, digest, accept or reject
Il IS the plant Of people who are suffering
ana the glorious voices Of free men released
from slavery.
Il Is the CRY Of hunger across the szas and
the song Of plenty in America.
Radio IS lie.
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IS global.
Radio is Ameroa-Wffh sound.
Listen
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

furnish : bridge between the world and yoa.
For 5ea are the compelling power Of the
world foacause world leaders 70 st through
long hours putting thoughts into ringing
words Tor radio. Ygu impei writer's 70 work
with words thar al make 5gn laugh.
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phone and pour or every ounce Of their
talent fes-sssrg second of radio broad
casting from sTerg zpot ri The earth :
directed at Joa. And y - are tie power
fh1t gives direction 70 ne stations of the
Blue Network-an1 to me world.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

Here nj home We have Restrictions on ~teIephons
ssrviss. so thai eur men at the front uaoy have
~hsi they need IN telephone equipment.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-08
Kiss Campaigner
Soundly Defeated

BALTIMORE, Nov. 7.-tA)
Merchant Marine Ensign
John w. Benson, who con-
Quoted a widely publicized
kiss" campaign for election
to congress on the Republican
ticket from the third Maryland
district, was soundly defeated
at the polls today BY incum-
bent Democratic representa-
tive Thomas A'Alesandro.
Unofficial returns, complete
except for absentee service
votes, gave D'Alesandro SO, YO3
to Benson's 1851.
Twenty-Five year old Ben
son, who said he hadn't the
money to duplicate the ss;la-
getti dinners he claimed DIAL
esandro gave to prospective
voters, announced a campaign
of handing out kisses to every
one in the district and en-
listed the assistance of a pref
ty girl helper for the men.
Those who objected to the
physical variety were to be
given candy ones.