davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-06

Navzoc kot govornk prosav DO Sane Krasevec clan
drzavne komise onovo ugoslave XII e udee koneren
San Francisco Kaor zvede dospe Cleveland il
Washngona danes zcer Ju DO ko COST se g od
bora SANSa XII Sc bo vrSila S. N Domu ST. Clair Ave.
Nabrze pridejo Washingona nedeo tudi dug zastop
n edeatvne Jugosavije dasravno to Sc nj
tovo Jugoslovansko poslansvo Wangtonu srco vek
log katere e ustvara vona no njegovo oso
je p najbols voi odzvat vabiom, h preema
Cd naselbn om Zed dza Vendar upanje da obe Soven
ski dan cevelandu Sc dodan clan ebase Washngo
nu. d s.= ..5
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-06
MA OBISKU

Il Milwaukee, Wis.,, so prisli
ma obisk k sorodnikom in prija-
teljem Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Mai
erie, XII vodita lepoticni parlor
ma 1920 w. National St., ter
Mrs. Emma Goetz in dete. Ma
hajajo Sc pri sestri Mrs. Bert
Svenson, 1923 Meadow St.,
Maple Heights, O. Prisli so ma
4. julia z zrakoplovom in tn
ostanejo teden dni. Deklisko ime
Mrs. Maierle je bilo Schayato-
vich ter je svojecasno zivela v
Clevelandu. Upamo, da Sc bodo
dobro zabavali med svojci!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-06

Predsednik je podvzel korak
"a ur potem, ko je predsednik
lokalne unije C. V. Wheeler ape
liral ma Trumana, da maj ne pre-
vzame tovarn, temvec maj zahte-
va, da Sc korporacija pogaja z
stavkarji glede pritozb, radi ka-
terih je prislo do tavke.
Danes zvecer Sc je vrnilo ma
delo okrog tisoc oseb. V tovar-
nah posluje Stab devetih cast
nikov, kateremu naceljuje NOR
nariski veteran H. K. Clark.
. Danes popoldne Sc je v dvora-
nj blizu tovarn vrsil unijski
shod, kateremu je prisostvova-
10 okrog 1900 clanov unije.
Navzoci so navduseno odobra-
vail izjavo predsednika Wheeler
ia, ko je rekel:
"Sedaj delamo "a Strica Sa-
ma. Mi nimamo namena, da bi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-06

Prosava nedeo pricne OBJ l. uri popodne granjem
aerske in slovenske hmne katero DO provajal tambrk
bor Soga in med bo nastopo pet slovenskh
skin zborov Mo pevc bodo zape skupno pod vodstvom
Franka Vautera Jadransko more "vobodo Slovenec Sr
Hrvat." a.~N..
Pr pedb sodeuejo naslednji zbori Gabena matca Ear
ja Loska dolina Planna, Jadran in Slovan.
Poeg costa donovne bosta govora shodu Ebin Kr
san predsednk SANSa Louis Adam can predsednk SANSa
in zastopnik Vsesovanskega kongresa
Pc zavrsiti govorniskega DO az bazar
dvorani bo PIES katerega bodo gra oge
s@S 81 shanD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-06
Narod Sc r1uaUama brusqvo S6uemskegu d2eua vmedeb

Slovenc Clevelandu ze dolgo tako nav
snjem prprava kako priredbo kakor ppravao
nestacijo Slovenskega dneva DO va nedeo popodne
prostoh Sovenskega druvenega donna Euclidu Centan
odbor katerem poeg SASovh podrznc zaopane
Sc narodne kultrne uanove pono de in odv cd
vseh sran e ako aen da nj nobnega dvoa vc da DO ia
dan ostal zapsan koni slovenke metropole Aeri
eden najepsih in najvecastnesh
Prvc odar e sovraznik poga ovensko zejo in e mas
narod domovn dvign junai borbi svojo svobodo
imei nedeo priko sat moza je prisel donovine
kao je pea krvavea in kon6no zmago
sla IL borbe naSa rodna zenla
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-06
kosi fon+ie-voioki
"a =. e.
II
~M~

Ma dopust je prisel Pvt. Ar
thur Tibijas, sin Mr.. in Mrs. Ru-
dolph Tibijas, 1878 Huntmere
Ave. Ma svoje sluzbeno mesto
Sc vrne Is. julia. Njegov brat
Ernest je ma Pacifiku. Pravi, da
Sc lahko kupi jajca, toda pla-
eati je treba $3.50 "a vsako.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-06
IL CANADE

Mr.. Frank Racecic je prisel il
Vancouver Beach, Columbia, ma
obisk k svojemu bratu Martinu,
XII stanuje ma 10000 Tyronne
Ave-, kjer ga prijatelji lahko
obiseejo. Nazaj odide prihodnji
teden. Racecica sta donna il fa-
re Cerklje ma Dolenjskem. ze-
limo mu obilo zabave in rave
drila v clevelandski metropoli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-06
Epidemic v zavodu

V privatnem zavodu "a stare
ljudi, XII Sc nahaja ma 1926 Eu-
cid Ave. je teku zadnjih dni
IA oseb zbolelo "a grizo. Trije,
XII so bill odpeljani v mestno
bolnisnico, so umrli, eden pa je
resno bolan. Zdravstvene obla-
sti, XII preiskujejo vzrok epide-
mije, XII je zadela IA oseb v
omenjenem zavodu, so preprica-
ne, da je nastala kot posledica
pokvarjene hrane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-06

Wits obstoji, da Sc to zgodi
81. julia.
Wits obstoji, da DO Truman
imenoval zakladniskim tajnikom
John w. Snyderja, bankirja in
federalnega posojilnega admin
stratorja il St. Louisa, da pa
ne bo tozadevno podal nikake-
ga javnega naznanila do svoje-
ga povratka S konference S Sta
linom in Churchillom.
Roberts odstopil kot clan
najvisjega sodisca
Predsednik je danes popoldne
ma konferenci casnikarji tudi
naznanil resignacijo owen J..
Robertsa, clana najvisjega sodi-
Sea, XII postane polnomocna 81.
julia.
Roberts je star 20 let in je
poleg predsednika Harlana F.
Stone-a najstarejsi clan najvis:
jega sodisca. Truman je rekel,
da nj vprasanju, koga bi imeno-
val ma njegovo mesto,, posvetil
Sc nobenih misli. Tudi to imeno-
vanje bo najbrze odlozeno do
predsednikovega povratka ev-
ropske conference, kar Sc, INA
zgoditi v teku treh tednov.
Utegne biti imenovan v
narodno komisijo
Tukaj Sc je takoj zacelo ugi-
bait, da DO odstopli zakladniski
tajnik morda imenovan "a anne
riskega direktorja pri medina
rodni komisiji "a ureditev med
narodne valute, katera je bila
zamisljena ma konferenci v
Breton Woods. Morgenthau
sam nj po casnikarski konferen-
ci v Bell hisi, ma kateri je bila
naznanjena njegova resignacija,
rekel nicesAr drugega, kakor da
81 zeli nekoliko odpociti ma svo-
il veliki farmi v Fishkillu, N. Y,
in da trenutno nina nobenih ma
crtov "a bodocnost.
Predsednik je ma konferenci
precital pismo, v katerem je
sprejel resignacijo Morgen-
thau-a, zahvaljujoc Sc mu "a
njegovo "dolgoletno delo v sluz-
bi domovine v casu miru in vol
me-" Opozoril je, da je Morgen-
thau kot zakladniski tajnik IL
trial ogromne vsote davkov in
nadziral prodajo vojnih bondov
v znesku vec kot 800 milijard
dolarjev.
Morgenthau je bill clan kabi-
meta cd leta 1884.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-06

Duluth, Minn.-V bolnisnici
St. Mary's je dobro prestala ope-
racijo zena Marka Slogarja il
Elyja.-V isti bolnisnici je ze
dali casa zena Matha Pluta il
Chisholma. ,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-06
Vlada prevzela Goodyear
Co. tovarne v Akronu

AKRON, s. julia - Predsednik Truman je danes IL
dial oredbo prevzetje peth tovarn Goodyear Tire
Rubber koporace ker e avka ustavila delo tekom
zadnjih 10 dn akco e thkoj sopilo mostvo mornar-
&C., XII je odprlo ovarne pred katermi stale piketne
straze
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-06

Ko sta bila Granville in Mar.
tial Harris. brata in dvojSka. ci.
sto majhna. sta izgubila starse
Well in vzgojili SO ju dobri
ljudje in Sc cd tedaj nista nikdar
vee videla. Ko sta bila poklicana
v armada. sta oba zaeela poizve'
dovati drug "a drugim in arma'
dne oblasti so koneno dognale
kje sluzita in pomagale. da sta
Sc prviS Cd detinstva zopet sre
Gala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-06

Sc upirali predsedniku Zed. dr.
zav."
Tudi predsednik Goodyear kor-
poracije je izjavil, da bo druzba
stoprocentno sodelovala z NOR
narico, XII DO nadzirala delo v
obratih, dokler sc spor ne izrav-
ma.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-06

Tako v Washingtonu kot v
Londonu pa je je poudarjalo, da
je vzpostavitev razsirjenega re-
lima v Varsavi samo en- korak
do popolnega uresnicenja nacr-
ia, katerega je osvojila "konfe-
renca "velikih treh" v Jalti.
Ko je predsednik Truman da-
mes naznanil priznanje Wade v
Warsaw, je izjavil, da so Zed.
drzave S tenn priznale jaltski
sporazum celoti in tenn po-
trdile ma Krimu sprejeti nacrt,
glasom katerega Sc ina koncna
poljska vlada formirati ma po-
dlagi svobodnih volitev.
Ameriski poslanik
odpOtuje v Varsavo
Predsednik je dalje naznanil,
da je bill Arthur Bliss Lane
imenovan "a poslanika v Var
Saw in da DO odpotoval ma sluz-
beno mesto cim preje mogoce.
Britsko naznani1o o priznanju
varsavske Wade je poudarilo
popolno soglasje z Zed. drzava-
7 mi in dostavilo, da bo britski
poslanik v kratkem odpotoval v
Varsavo.
Tukaj obstoji Wits, da brit
ska vlada ne DO formalno pre-
klicala odnosajev z zamejnim
rezimom v Londonu, temvec da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-06

Ako Sc uresniei nacrt katerega e osvoa konferenca
Zdruzenh narodov San Francscu DO mednarodno poll
csko silo vod voask ab sestoec il stabnh naeeniov
veke petorce Tie stabni nacelnk zgorn Sikh So:
gen. A. Antonov Ruso, gen. Ho Jingcin "a Kitasko,
in gen. Aphonse Jun Francio Zastopani bosta tudi
Anerika in Velika Britannia. wis
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-06
|Obljubil je ostati v uradu,
|dokler Sc I Truman ne vrne S
|konference 'veikih treh'

WASHINGTON, 5. julia - Predsednik Truman je
danes sprejel resgnacjo zakladnskega tajnka Henry
Morgenthaua r il New Yorka XII posane polnomoena ka
dsr predsednik konference veke trojce Ev-
ropi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-06
Amerika in Anglia sta
PRIMAL Ulad0 U Var$aui
Zomeino po|isko v|odo V Londonu
ie tenn prepuseeno somo sebi;
sporozum v Jo|ti uveIiov|ien

WASHINGTON, 5. julia - Zedinjene drzave in An
ga danes skupno priznae reorganzrano poljsko VIA
do Warsaw in tenn prepustie posko zamejno vlado
Londonu katero imele ske skoz vono sami sebi
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-31
,1;,rhell Discusses Distribution
SL,se Of Columbia Authority

power produced by federal prof.
ects raises great problems Of plan
ming.
The functions of transmitting
widely and selling federal power
are at this time being performed
by the Bonneville Power Admins
tration. This organization has
built 2700 miles of high-voltage
transmission lines and has brought
federal power to all sections of
the region at a uniform rate. In
my bill, the Columbia Valley Au-
thority is empowered to perform
many of its functions in various
fields through, or in cooperation
with, established agencies, such as
the Bureau of Reclamation and the
Corps of Army Engineers. But
the function of dealing with hy-
droelectric power is definitely and
completely assigned to the new
authority by the transfer Of the
Bonneville Power Administration,
with all its employees and all its
funds, to the Authority.
In the event that the Authority
finds that projects controlled by
other agencies, such as dams and
water facilities, are essential to
the conduct of its business, it may
request the transfer of those prof.
ects and facilities to its jurisdiction
and such transfer becomes man.
datory.
To carry on the hydroelectric
business the Authority is granted
all the powers established in the
Bonneville Act for the Bonneville
Power Administration, with addi-
tional powers whose lack have
hampered full development Of the
uses of electricity in the past.
The Authority may store alter and
control it for the generation and
transmission of electricity. It Is
authorized to exercise the power
of eminent domain to carry out its
purposes. It may make contracts
for the sale of surplus power gem
Grated in its projects and may
sell to public or private power
systems. It is instructed to build
transmission systems to effect the
widest possible use of power and
it is likewise instructed to pre-
vent its monopolization. In the
sale of power it must give pref
erence to public agencies, and
must give such agencies time and
opportunity to establish their own
distribution systems and to finance
their ventures, before diverting
power to private purchases.
The eva will establish its own
rate schedules which are not sub
ject to approval by any other fed
eral agency. But in setting its
rates, it must provide for the
amortization over q reasonable
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-31
MAS Organizes
Rescue Squad

Organization at Pasco MAS Of
an emergency aircraft rescue
squad on a strictly voluntary,
standby basis for plane searches
and rescue work in the wooded,
mountainous sections nearby has
Just been announced.
The announcement was made by
Lieut.. r. w. Hendershott, USNR,
MAS salvage and rescue officer,
who was selected to form q Pasco
unit of a district-wide rescue Or
ganization.
Formation of the squad, II Of
ficers and men, was ordered few
weeks ago by the 18th Naval Dis
trict, Seattle, for the purpose Of
coordinating military, civilian,
naval and Coast Guard rescue ef-
forts whenever q plane, either CIV
ilian or military, is forced down
or crashes.
Each of the squad members was
specially selected because Of his
past experience as either a look
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-31
Here's Name Riddle: Last
10 First: First Il Last

TAMPA, FLA.-''Give me your
last name first" said the clerk reg.
isterins ship workers for pay-as-you-
20 income tax deduction.
First" he answered.
"Yes." she said. '.your last name
arst."
First" he repeated. MY last
name 70 First"
WHATS your first name?" she
asked.
Last" he replied.
The clerk was in no mood TO play
she'd had . busy day-and showed
the form over to the worker and told
him 70 all Il out himself.
Last Gale First ll06 Louisiana
avenue. Tampa. Fla" he wrote.
THAT'S really my NAME" he ex-
planned
- Buy Another Bond To-day -
The Twin City Navy Mothers
Club will meet Wednesday even.
ing, June 6 at pm. In the Ameri-
can Legion Hall In Pasco. All
Navy Mothers in the community
are invited to attend.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-31
:, r,ueh B. Mitchell
1...1o, from Washington

"..ension in the use of pub
TIC :, the Pacific Northwest
Y po s The ;. past six or seven years
during s'1 one of the chief imple-
has ~ sor the development Of the
nenu =; through the widespread
reoon.;..;on system established by
- federal government ena., Dy ~n and
e,snd coulee projects has has beer been
S Ssnibuted throughout tn, the , area,
;Sn.s,trial DEVELOPMENT has begun
= re root in a region hitherto
irsely agricultural. - 49,. ,,,.- :,
IN. ne extent interfered with the
.orrn,i development that public
.,O.,er was stimulating in the re-
s;"r. Postwar use of the electric
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-31

out, mountain climber, woodsman
or because Of previous experience
as a forest ranger.
The rescue crew will be
equipped with portable radios and
will have at its command q small
observation-type airplane, also
radio-equipped, which will aid the
ground forces in spotting missing
planes.
- The Mighty Seventh -
japanese balloon bombs will
be discussed by the State Highway
Department at the Kennewick
Valley Grange meeting June /.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-31
Excess Use Of vitamins

Too much money is being spent or
vitamins that are not needed or are
not effective. according to DR.. Her.
man L. Kretschmer. president of the
American Medical association. He
estimates that Americans are
spending about a quarter Of q bill
lion dollars annually for vitamins.
He stated that enormous progress
had been made In the field, but that
the people Of America are not IN
such . state Of malnutrition % 70
require the use Of $3.50. o00. 900 worth
Of vitamins. He also said that
the excessive claims made for vita.
minis are beyond any basic evidence
and harbor on the class Of the
patent medicine" advertisements
Of . years ago. Generally The
people Of America are IN better
health than ever before, the death
rate IL low and few outbreaks Of
serious diseases have occurred dur.
ing the past IL months.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-31
Fancy Titles Now
Are Out ut Collere

BOULDER. COLO.-Taking the
starch out Of the University of
Colorado's faculty meetings.
members have voted to refrain
from using titles when addressing
each other.
Henceforth professors. deans
and doctors merely viii be Mis-
ter" Mrs" or Miss to their
fellow workers assembled il SEN
ato conferences.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-31
q. s. HAS COFFEE PLANT

q. s, HAS COFFEE PLANT
Uncle Sam has gone into the
coffee business with his own roast
ing plant in Marseilles, France, 9th
Service Command headuarters re-
ports.
Run by an army captain and
four enlisted men, the coffee plant
is operated under q reverse lend
lease contract and turns out IL, 900
pounds of coffee a day for troops
in southern France.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-31

-. !. the ninth in a series a:I OF
6tel:ss. :, u,hat sort of a eva is
ap aassd in the bill he recently
pop...d into Congresso
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-31
81 TAIL PIPES KAD11E Mufers Western Auto Supply

Mrs. Aimee Kelso of Auburn,
Wash, spent a weeks vacation at
the home Of her son, Robert, and
family.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-31

period of the capital investment
allocated to power, plus interest
on the, investment. The rates
which it establishes must be uni
form throughout the prescribed
transmission area and should aim
at promoting the equitable dis
tribution of energy.
All contracts for sale of cleo
tricity must insure that resale to
the ultimate consumer will be at
rates both reasonable and nom
discriminatory. If the purchaser
does not comply with the terms
and conditions set forth, his con-
tract may be cancelled by the Au-
thority.
In the event that the Authority
feels that the acquisition of certain
electric systems will improve the
operation Of its own electric facili-
ties or facilitate the appropriate
marketing of its surplus energy,
the Authority may acquire the
whole or any part Of other gen
Grating, transmission, or distribu-
ton facilities already operating in
the Columbia Valley region. How
ever, before it consumates such
a purchase it must have certified
that public agencies, operating un-
der state law, within the region
served by the private utility have
expressed their desire to purchase
the distribution facilities of the
private system. Once it has pur-
chased private utility system, the
Authority is instructed to dispose
of the distribution sections re-
quested by the public agencies
at the earliest possible moment.
It is also to dispose as speedily
as possible of such of the gener-
ating and transmission lines as can
be more conveniently or eco
nomically operated by the public
agencies in question.
Under the new set-up the Co.
lumbia Valley Authority should
be able to bring power to the re-
hottest corners of the region, thus
assisting the agricultural and in
dustrial development, as well as
raising the standard of living Of
the population at large.
CThe next article: eva and
Postwar Employment
The Mighty Seventh -
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-05-31
Paralysis In Poultry

Fowl paralysis has been elimi.
mated In flocks which are free Of
such insects ~ red mites. bedbuss.
bluebugs. heas. lice and other blood
sucking insects. A. most blood-suck-
ing animals are carriers Of fowl
paralysis, complete spraying. dust
ing and proper sanitation methods
win 60 long way toward keeping
the fiocks free Of fowl paralysis.
Fowl paralysis IL often described -
glass eyes," gray eyes. pearl etc.
As It usually requires about seven
months before the eyes are colored.
the Ill effects Of paralysis win have
got in IT, worse ticks before the eye
test would indicate the presence Of
fowl paralysis. In young chicks. the
pupil cannot be distinguished from
the iris. After seven months there
is a slight decrease in the In
tensity of the color Of the iris. pal
ing, which becomes noticeable in
heavy layers. A constitutional de-
feet or other diseases will also re-
suit in change in eye color. On ac-
count Of this reason it is not always
possible to determine the presence
of fowl paralysis by the eye test
alone.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-23

WANTED CLEAN. SOFT RAGS
2 IL cents pound at Dispatch or
flee.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19
Mrs. jones L. Hurris
Guest of Honor At
Mixed Gift Shower

A lovely party of last Monday
evening was a miscellaneous gift
shower at which Misses Emma
Mae Cole and Vivian Cospelich
were hostesses honoring a re-
cent bride, Mrs. James L. Har-
ris, who until her marriage was
Miss Barbara Nell Renfroe.
The party was held at the home
of Miss Cole, 24l North Fred
eric street, Pascagoula, where a
color motif of blue and white
was in evidence in all the pret-
ty details concerning it.
A refreshment course was serv-
ed after the gifts had been adj
mired.
The guest list was confined to
girls of the 1945 graduating class
of the Pascagoula High school of
which the honoree was a member.
1t included Mrs. Harris, Misses
Alma Grace Scott, Hazel Rhodes,
Barbara Watts, Joyce Nelson,
Opal Farragut. Jean Thompson,
Kathleen Thompson, Mable Walk
er, Alma McFaul, Mary Blake,
Katie Bell Styron Steen, Caro-
lyn Williams, Norma Fortenber-
ry, Louise Jones, Frances Smith,
Mae Grant, Barbara Russum and
Maggie Webb. Mrs. John Le-
gare was also present.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19
Women's Society OF
Eustluwn Methodist
Church Hos Meeting

The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Eastlawn
Methodist church held meeting
at the home of Mrs. M. T. Van
cleave, 14O2 Taft avenue on Wed
nesday, the day that has lately
been chosen for the weekly ses-
sions.
The opening devotional was led
by the president, Mrs. c. S. Miller
after which Mrs. C. w. Tanner
gave an extended reading, Race
Relationship and Group Minori-
ties and Their Relations to
World Peace"
This was followed by general
discussion of Women in Indus
try" led by Mrs. Roy c. Clark.
The society had the pleasure of
welcomin back Miss Lucy Strider,
the church extension worker, af-
ter an absence of several weeks.
Ten members were in attend
ance.
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Robert Hardy, at her
home on Belaire street.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19

admission for couple is $40 for
the season. Tickets are also sold
at the door for individual per-
formances.
The quartet which will open
the season has been heard by au-
diences all over the country, both
on the aid and on the concert
stage. Their repertoire covers
three centuries of Negro music,
including African chants, spirit
uals, slave songs and Negro
popular songs.
Bartalini's "One Man Show
has been hailed by critics in the
New York press as amazing
and unprecedented" Appearing
in costcmes of his manufacture,
his varied program has been pre-
sented in leading entertainment
centers in New York as well as
elsewhere.
Emil Ludwig, whose best
known books are probably ma
poleon" and Goethe, has lee
tured both throughout the Unit
ed States and abroad, making
three return engagements at
New York's Town Hall. He is
today recognized as one of the
worlds most distinguished and
brilliant thinkers.
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SeIective Service
is Information
Center For Vets

Designation of Selective Service
Local Board No. as an official
Veterans Information Center of
the United States Government
was announced by Mr.. Hermes
Gautier, chairman of the board.
The board is located at the Pal
ace Pharmacy building in Pas
cagoula.
The new Veterans Information
Center has been officially named
by the RetFaining and Reemploy-
ment Administration which is
charged by law with the coor-
dination of u. S. Government
agencies serving veterans. The
boards location as a Veterans
Information Center is identified
by a colorful poster bearing a
large reproduction of the gold
discharge emblem.
"Our local board has inducted
a large number of men into the
armed forces during the last five
years.. Chairman Gautier said.