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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-10
Tattling Tess

Alright guys and gals, it's here,
that is, it will be here, Wednesday,
March IA, a regular hummer too
we man the sensational all girls
Orchestra, Darlings of Rhythm,
directly from four weeks at
Grand Terrace, Chicago. You'll
commit crime against yourself
if you fail to see and hear this
great attraction-yes, you'll hate
yourself to pieces if you miss this
dance.
Because of the new government
law, the skating rink will open at
1880 the dance will start at 8 o'clock
promptly and close at IL. So, come
on out early you jitterbugs and
while waiting for 8 o'clock when
the Darlings of Rhythm will begin
to beat out" all the hot sweet
tunes that will put you strictly
into the groove, you can beat up
the chops and be ready to put
the "frelic pad jumpin.
Get your advance tickets early
they are on sale at your favorite
places: Travellers Inn, Stevens Inn,
Shepherds Cafe, Mill & Oakley
Cafe, Blackstone Cafe, Coons Place,
Acme Cafe, Modern Cleaners.
Some of the cats and chicks on
the ole stroll seem to think that
HelenBuchanan, Vernia Hill, De-
loris Griffin, Thelma Henderson
and Gladys johnson aren't very
worried about the gas rationing-
these lovely young ladies are Of
ten seen in a certain black Cada-
laic and several Buicks-these
same cats and chicks wants to
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-10

know why Deloris Griffin and Hell.
en- Buchanan haven't been seen al
the latest dances, they wonder il
B. B., and j. W., have told them
not to go, they say these two gents
are very jealous.
Welhemenia Younger has been
mighty quiet lately, what, you don't
go out for civilians any more?
Well, it seems as if Kate Mae
Kniel has put Lucille Dent COM
pletely out of the picture, however
Lucille and Joseph are having a
fine time for themselves.
Eta Mae seems not to be getting
around any more, we wonder if its
because Maggie Carroll has John
exactly where she wants him.
We wonder where was Alice
Simons while Gilbert and Tran
sella were so lovely?
Robbie Burns and Lamour made
a cute couple Sunday night, what's
your story Davis? 1t seems that the
Chicago cat has the best go with
Robbie.
1t seems that Johnnie Mae Paise
is trying to get Bessie Mae Wash
ington to answer the $64 question
as to whom she should take, Sunny
Greenfield or Handy Hodges, we
think however that Bessie Mae had
better ask Ruth Levy for Sunny
Greenfield and Mildred Hess for
Handy Hodges.
Ode Erol and Hazel Ruth Moore
are really that way about each
other and Lawrence is finding out
that he cant get that no more"
Make up you mind Robert Moore,
who is it, Genola McClain, Dorothy
Mae Hall, Lucky Mae Marshall or
Hazel Ruth Moore?
Curtis Walker and Birtha Lee
Greenfield are proving that old
love never dies, we wonder what
Willie Davis thinks about that?
A certain 9th grade chick at
Smith Robertson is all out for AL
exander Hixman, but he's putting
all his eggs in Ruth Wallace's bas-
ket.
Mynia Mae and Charles Lee are
having plenty of fun, but Mynia
Mae had better watch her girl
friend.
Make up your mind Ernestine
McNair, who is it, James Bibbs
or Charles Minor.
Willie Mae Jones' heartbeat. Hen
ry Lee is out of town and she is
mighty SAD, now just where does
Floyd Harris come into the picture?
We suppose Lille Lee Goldman
is convinced about Reed Wilson, so
is Mary Mccall, what's your opin-
ion Claretta?
Bessie Willis, straighten up and
fly right, or should we say, get
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-10

friend but she does hope they know
what they are doing.
Beatrice Butler says it isn't Fee
Tx Tate who is on her mind. be-
cause Rev. Williams has picked up
where he left off.
J. W. looked very cute in his sa-
llor's suit to Miss L. D. Montgo-
merry.
The boys of &C. are igging the
college students, what has happen
ed students, other cats are beating
their time.
Lille Jane is walking the chalk
line because Booker T. Washington
is strict va tuff citizen.
Beatrice is receiving plenty of
mail from Galloway.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-10
hipped to yourself?

hipped to yourself?
Since Maizy Boots (Hazelens
Hayes is in Vicksburg, instead o.
New Jersey, says some of the chick
whats to know what has Belen go
to say?
Myrtle Ruth Collum certainly pu
Robert Lewis down nicely, guess he
will console himself with Eunice
Earl Boddie.
Walter Bell seems to be going
down slow, get hipped sonny, don't
let it get you down.
Essie Chamberlai nand Richard
Vaughns are building a stairway
to the stars, where does Tho Thorn
as come in?
Rosie Selmon and Rudolph Will
lis are still the lovebirds of the
season.
Lucinda Griffin says Lerone
Bennett might be Helen's McKen-
ney's man but he comes to see her
half the times.
1t seems as if Austine Jones and
A. ). Nelson had a lot to talk
about Sunday evening.
Hertesene Strawder is in love
with Benny Hunt and we mean
love. Was that Hertesene that
Benny was strolling up Monument
street with Tuesday evening?
Rubie Maxiea nd Robert Rufus
are that way about each other,
what's your story Robbie M. Smith?
John Hopkins says if he gets
married it will be to the girl on
North State.
Earleen Dent and Joe C. Lewis
have "dood it" again.
Barbara Gray, Velma Gray, Octa-
via Gray, Nina Mae and Florence
seems to have the big Apple Inn
boys in the palms of their hands.
AS the fortune wheel turns, &C
cording to certain cats and chicks:
Cute girl, Malinda Hopkins; cute
boy, Robert Earl Jones; pretty girl,
Willie M. Williams; handsome boy,
Johnny Jackson; well hipped girl,
Helen Wilkerson; well hipped boy,
Frank Wilkerson Little girl, Laura
Moore.
Don't forget the Darlings of
Rhythm, Wednesday night, March
Is, at colored skating rink. Hall
will open at 1870 and dance will
begin at s. The dance will close
promptly at IL, according to the
new government curfu law. Come
early, so you can leave early.
Bessie Mae Smith has been sweet
on j. w. Thompson, she has gone
wild over Frank Gram at the box
plant, what have you to say Miller
Morses?
Maggie Ruth and Itty are strict
ly the towns talk, we wonder what
technique Maggie Ruth uses to
make Itty put down all of his
chicks, however Itty had better
wake up, because another cat is
trying to cut in-oh well, we forget
that Maggies Ruth is from out West
and they say that's Away best.
Darlean and F. L. Carter were
at the Alamo Monday night, where
was Eddie?
CAMPBELL CHATTER BOX
Richard Smith says he is all out
for Helen Ward and doesn't care
who knows it. what about it Misses
Hawkins and CASTOR?
Ruby Marie Lee is making eyes
foranother cat, what has happened
to Boiler? Maybe it is Miss Davis
who is holding you on the straight
line.
Fannie Lynch looked cute Mon
day evening with her soldier boy
frield, Pvt. Lawrence Walker,
watch out Jesse Peters, your line
viii break into after awhile.
Sims sister says she doesn't care
who comes between her and boy
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-10
$3.50 and are carrying over $3.50 in

$3.50 and are carrying over $3.50 in
treasurer.
The PTA raised $54 this term and
paid out $52 for various things,
making a total of $156.72. Our tea
cheers were Mrs. Collins and Bea-
sley of Georgetown, principal tea
cher, Mrs. Margaret H. Williams of
Crystal Springs who is leaving on
on March IA to join her husband
in Oakland, Cal.
All music and dance lovers are
invited to attend the Darlings of
Rhythm dance at the colored skat-
ing rink in Jackson, Wednesday,
March IA, dance will begin at 8 and
close at IL.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-10

Check farm equipment and ma
chinery to make sure it is in good
working order. Make repairs now
SO that equipment will be ready
for use when needed.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-10

State farmers are being called on
to continue their splendid war time
production efforts during 1915.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Bohemian Girl
Delights at Masonic
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THE CIVIC LIGHT OPERA
co. achieved something approach
ing grand opera proportions with
their performance of Michael Bal
fe's The Bohemian Girl" which
opened last night as the sixth at
traction of the current series in
Masonic Auditorium.
The Bohemian Girl" Is un-
doubtedly the best known work of
this prolific British composer who
was so cleverly satirized by Gil
bert and Sullivan, but it has seldom
been given such a fine revival in
recent years as it received last
night.
Beautifully staged and provided
with as fine a cast as il has in
this company, il stops being a
hackneyed piece and becomes a
really delightful treat.
Wilma Spence, who has one of
the best voices the Civic Light
Opera Co. has brought TO us this
season, did a most remarkable job
in the title role. particularly when
one realizes that she substituted
for the temperamental Dorothy
Kristen on such short notice. In
fact, after hearing her sing II
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
MAsTERFUL PoIsE

Once more the voice of MeXi-
co.'s great statesman rang out in
melodious tones, combined with
his masterful poise and action
were the outstanding effects Of
the session.
l was taken back TO when
was privileged to attend the
Chapultepec conference in Mexico
City. 1t was then that, few days
before the conclusion of the meet
ing. Argentina accepted the de-
mands made upon her so that she
might become one of the Allied
nations.
Within a few days, she declared
war on Germany. She has com
piled with the demands so that
the unity of the Americas should
become the strongest link to bind
the United Nations together.
PLEADED CASE
Padilla was the man who
looked 10 the future for this
unity. He himself pleaded the case
at the Chapultepec conference,
which, TO me, now more than
ever, becomes the greatest con-
ference previous to this. 1t was
through his efforts, as well as
those of Stettinius. that Argen-
tina was brought into the fold OF
the Americas.
Yes, the Latin countries came
TO the front and insisted that
their sister republic be permitted
to join them, so that she might
have say at the conference
which is TO secure peace for the
world of tomorrow.
TIME PRECIOUS
I am more than confident that,
since ii was put in the hands OF
such men as StettiniuS. Padilla,
Anthony Eden and T. V. Soong,
the conference could be steered
into the port of success. These
men. with their knowledge of
countries and peoples, would see
to it that the majority of the
votes would be cast and the deci-
sion not delayed.
Alberto Lleras, foreign minister
OF Colombia, also spoke in favor
Of Argentina, declaring:
"The government OF the
United States, under the late
President Roosevelt, did not OBJ
ject at the Mexico City confer
ence to sending an Invitation to
Argentina to join the United
Nations, provided certain condi-
tions were met. Argentina has
met those conditions and the
word of honor of the Latin
American nations Is at stake"
In other words, the Americas
are powerful and they must be
recognized as such.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

and the added flip was provided
by two of Billy Holbrooke's best
ballets, one of which served rs .
perfect setting for the graceful
work of Patricia Bowman and her
partner, Charles Laskey. who also
created a sensation with their
Highway Robbery" divertisse-
ment in the second act.
It's really great show, one OF
the most impressive which this
organization has given and one
which, il you are a light opera
fan, you can't afford 10 miss.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Distinguished

JOHN HOUSEMAN, producer
of psychological mystery starring
Joel McCrea. Gail Russell and
Herbert Marshall, The Unseen,"
is a former Vassar professor and
was co-founder with Orson
WelleS Of the Mercury Theater.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Cab Driver, 7 Pals
Held in Robbery

A cab driver and two compan-
ions accused Of driving Walter
kravan. IS. OF 403S W. Vernon
into an alley April 10 and robbing
him of S23. were ordered held for
trial today by Recorders Judge
Donald Van Zile.
Charged with robbery armed
are Jane Margo, 20. Russell Gould.
n. and Burton Clements. "a. all
OF 1910 +. Warren. Bond was
5000. two suretieS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

Dreamt l Dwelt" last night we're
glad that Miss Kristen Cancelled.
for Spence's voice has a warmth
and carrying power. ideally suited
TO a role which is by far more
taxing than the ordinary operetta
requires.
Edward Rocker sang a splen-
did Count Arnheim, his Heart
Bowed Down, practically stopping
[ he show.
The whole cast was in fine form
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
PadiIIa'S Charm Puts
MOIOfOv i'm Eclipse
BY CoNCMTA sEPULvEDA PIG
special 10 THK DETROIT rIMTs

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2The seventh penary session Of
the UNClO than cooul and impressive Secretary
of State Stetnus with his usual pose and serenity presided
Cooul and impressive say because beside the distinguished
speakers Of the afternoon several of wounded soldiers
marines still SCARED and suffering from the effects of World
War II guests of the conference.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

WaterIess type cleaners for
upholstery and rugs. Does not
harm fabncs or eolors.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Good News in
Housewares

Housewares a-plenty that' help you get your house
in order for spring and Everything you need
for cleaning walls, floors, eupboards, mirrors and
windows. Replacement needs for your kitchen.
And all at Montgomery Wards down-to-earth prices!
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

The voice OF experience was
heard audibly in the San Fran
cisco opera house when the much
beloved and great south African
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

statesman, Marshal Jan Christian
SHUTS had few words TO say 10
those present.
Few men can tell us the or
deals that a country and its peo-
pie have to experience after a
world war as Marshal SHUTS can.
ETHIOPIAN SPEAKS
After SHUTS appeared the tan
and dark skinned Bitwodded Ma
konen Endalkatau. prime minis
ter and chairman Of Ethiopia.
Needless TO say, his words were
listened TO with great interest. In
perfect English, he Vividly re-
counted the suffering and disas-
ters that had befallen his country
during the attempted conquest by
Italy.
Still vibrant were the remarks
and echoes to the session at
which Argentina's acceptance into
the conference was the main
issue.
AS I have said before. San
Francisco is Molotov conscious
but, 10 my great delight. this was
overcome when Licenciado Eze-
quiel Padilla, chairman of the
Mexican delegation and minister
of foreign affairs Of Mexico, held
the floor.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-27
Your Red Gross faces the greatest task in

And remember, YOU -. and you alone keep the
Red Cross alive. For without your help there could be
no Red Cross. There special funds to keep up
its great humanitarian work. The money must come,
as always, from the heart of America-you!
Our duty is clear. must keep the Red Cross at
the side of fighting men and our wounded heroes
We help the Red Cross in its vital job of sending
food and medicine to war prisoners. aiding the i'll and
lonely collecting lfe-giving blood pasma.
The scope of the Red Cross is almost mitless. Every
Red Cross worker is your personal messenger Of
patty and comfort to your man in uniform.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-27
it's long history

This the important appeal for funds in the his
tory of the American Red Cross.
After three years of the work of your Red Cross
Is greater than ever 1t millions of fight
ing men abroad. Lonely men. Homesick men. Wounded
The Red Cross always their side, helps to bring
them cheer and comfort wherever they may be.
1t lends helping hand to the thousands of returning
service men-sick Mounded-dcsperately in need of
friendly guidance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Program Laid
.ByPdn Americas

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 tINS)
Arrangements were being COM
pleted today for sending a top
ranking American delegation to
Mexico City, including both Sec
rotary of State Stettinius and AS
sistant Secretary Nelson Rookie
Teller. for the inter-American con-
ference beginning Feb. Is.
An official announcement OF the
delegation, and also the agenda,
is expected shortly now that the
formal invitation has been re-
ceived from Mexican Foreign
Minister Ezequiel Padilla.
Already il has been clearly in
dicated that the agenda will cover
postwar economic problems. Dunn
barton Oaks, and how to co-ordi.
nate the Pan-American peace
machinery with the new world se-
curity organization and the Ar
gentine problem.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Detroit Seen as Site
For JAW 1916 Meet

Although UAW-CIO delegates
like to make rips TO distant cities
and revel in luxury on union eX-
pcnse accounts. the l945 national
convention Of the union probably
will be held in Detroit
Detroit. however, will be the
last choice But there are three
reasons why the national eXecu-
tive committee may pick Detroit
at its meeting in New Orleans
next week. They are:
NO other city wants the con-
reHt4eH, it-~as- learned from a
reliable source Saturday.
2=The office of defense trans
portation has requested that no
meetings, having more than 30
persons in attendance be held for
the duration of the war
3-The rank and file probably
would revolt If il were decided 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Crossing Deaths
Laid TO ldxity

Police, Saturday. blamed lack Of
warning signal al the Elm street
railroad crossing in Trenton for
The deaths OF two men who were
killed Friday, when their auto was
hit by A Detroit-bound New York
Central passenger train.
One OF the victims, Karl Lutz,
81, of AT Elm, Trenton, was the
father OF Ensign Wallace Lutz,
who just returned home on leave
after a years service in the Pacific.
The driver of the car was Henry
Branni ing. as. of 1922 Ferry.
Crosse lie.
Police believe that because there
is no signal al the crossing. the
men drove into the path of the
onrushing train not realizing IT
was approaching.
They were returning home from
their Jobs at Boeckler Associates,
Trenton The accident occurred
within two blocks of Lutz home.
Lutz was killed instantly and
Brannlng died Ia hours later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
Bell S Pious Labor
Policy Hit by WLB

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 13
CUP)-The unorthodox labor poll
cies of Arthur THE Voice. Bell,
convicted seditionist, former di-
rector of Mankind United" who
processes TO live in a world OF
wonders denied 10 most mortals.
today had suffered a defeat at
the hands OF the War Labor
Board.
The WLB instructed members
of "Christs Church of the Golden
Rule a Bell religious enterprise,
10 join the Transfers Union
(AFL) if they want 10 work at
the church-operated Dos Palmos
dairy, near San Jose, Cal.
John Silva. secretary of the
Dairy Workers local, asserted the
church had violated a union con-
tract by firing union employees,
and replacing them with church
members who allegedly were
given board and room, but no
wages for their services.
A similar situation arose at the
Hotel Cecil, San Francisco, one
of the numerous real estate prop
critics taken over by the church.
The San Francisco labor council
voted a boycott against Man
kind United" and "Christs Church
of the Golden Rule" on the COM
plant that Bell discharged union
employees and substitute his fol-
lowers.
Bell, once described by Val
Hammack, federal prosecutor, as
the "shpperiest individual in the
United States" said church mem
bers absorbed an Inner Satisfac-
ton" from wageless work--a the
DRY holly challenged by union
leaders.
Bell is a styled walking
cash register. He says he has
seven doubles 10 do stand-in work
for him He once told stunned
legislative investigating commit
tee that he had taken spirit trips
10 China (elapsed time from San
Francisco 10 Asia three minuteS).
al was ordered overseas by
my superiors in September,
1885," he testified, land the
first thing knew was on the
steamer City of Richmond in
mid-Atlantic."
These phenomena were not ex-
planned scientifically, but Bell
modestely disclaimed any super
natural power.
He has been investigated by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
State YMCA Rally
Opens Wednesday

The Michigan state convention
and laymen's conference of the
YMCA will open Wednesday in
the Michigan Union at Ann Arbor.
1t was announced Saturday.
The meeting will close with a
testimonial banquet in the Ann
Arbor Congregational Church to
honor Fred B. Freeman, Michigan
state YMCA secretary, who will
resign May ! after "a years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
FORCING LAW

Under the leadership OF some
of the most influential Democrats
in both the House and the Senate,
tha-7sth broke with the White
House 10 force the Smith-Con-
nally snti-Strike law into effect
over the Presidents veto. II
gave full support 10 Senator
Barley when he threw back al
the White House the President s
ill-advised veto OF the 1914 tax
law. and II repeatedly beat execu-
tive agencies into line when they
attempted TO disregard the inten-
tons of Congress.
That is the record OF independ-
ent performance that the new
Congress will have TO top, or al
least equal, il it is going to do its
part in giving the people their
rightful voice in the federal gov.
eminent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
MACHINERY oUTMoDED

Perhaps the most important de-
velopment in both this new Con-
gress and the old 18th has been
the realization on the part OF the
members that congressional ma
chnery for running the govern
ment has become outmoded: that
the executive branch has grown
into such complex structure
THAT Congress itself must do some
growing or pass into the discard.
4 The kind of a job this new Con-
FreSs- does in growing and re.
organizing itself to meet the new
requirements of government will
have = lot 10 do with whether IL,
and other congresses TO follow.
can do the Jobs laid out for them
and still retain representative
government.
The problems which Congress Is
going to have 10 decide during the
next few years are going 10 be
complex problems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14

countless experts over a period OF
many years. The "Christ's Church
of the Golden Rule" made its APP
pearance soon after Bell and IL
Of his associates In Mankind
United" were convicted of sedi-
ton. - s.s
A joint legislative committee on
un-American activities, after an
extensive inquiry, reported IL had
traced approximately 100000
in recent purchases of going bust
ness concerns TO Bell or his rep
resentatives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-14
DECIDED UPSwING .

So far as congressional history
itself is concerned, there has been
q decided upswing in the caliber
OF the congresses which have
come TO Washington during the
last four years. There has been,
>during that ume, general re-
awakening OF the spirit OF real
representative government. and
the 18th Congress, which has just
ended, set record in that respect
that viii be hard 10 top.
The 18th Congress drew the
Job of handling the most serious
war this country ever has been
called upon TO fight. II took over
that Job and not only performed
IL par excellence. but IT found
time TO 90 a long way toward
reasSuning its responsibility IN
domestic affairs.