davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
Sreitoo
Ger Mustuc0

MoSfou - uSSrpeStia" erfldrte
ooB cine Selbitmor0ipelle iiber Ser
lin b%inipeg3iebt, Die Dor nlem 90.
2eltte erfoBt. Sn elmer nlt0eren Wiel
Dung OH OoS 8lott bicB cS, Dob 0it
9to5iS Inn ocn rpod)ienoen Delertio.
men entgegen5uluirfen, Die 8eleiti-
gu1g Ser &1oer Don l6lntlifen Yri-
ootolltos ollgeoronet boben. ,,Sn pie
len Sofen fon0en mir Iutos in to-
o~ellojer 8erfailung, ober obne Hd-
Der Dor" 10 6eridten Die ,,Ssweit-
ia" &orreiponoenten. uSn einigen
8e5irfen laben mir groBe Sultfen
Oieicr Ndoer, Die ebel crit nbrnOns
ttert muren."
Gin gefungen genomtrener Gltur-
tiermeiltcr noIlens arone oolil :.
Ynli8ei Battalion lagte, oaB ieln
Battalion ansgeianot lpuroe, mi
0elertelre oingfeit 81 MAIDEN, oaB
ober oas Battalion lelbit oeiertierte.
&rone ioa weiter geiagt baben, oaB
IN Sen Observation-Disclosures it'd
unebr ais 10000. Geierteure per-
bergen bo6er. Diele 3n6l gebt aui
bobe gto3i- 8iibrer 5uriid. 9tn oielen
8erliner @ebduOen mur0en 8efanilt-
mod)ungen geflnn0en, Die iofortige
Depreciation an ben 6anilien Don
9el erteuren onOroben mo bic emf
lprehenoe 8%eroronltng mar BON
Seinrid Sintmler lllter3ei6net.
Gin uBruu0a" Correspondent
idrieb lemem 9latt: Gag nno
9fa6t beifieBt 9lrtiQerie oas Gen
trrln Der Gtaot. Die groe eri6iir-
tert pie BON einem @robeben. Sn
ieoer Mauer finoen ii6 @ini6ld5e
Don &ononen, Moi6inengewebren,
Moriern uno @etpebren. Mit Den
6iiBen tritt man IN mobre @las6erz
ge. Cine aus eitiem Spiel5eugBe-
id)1it geidleuOerte Ytppe liegt ne
ben eirlem totem Solonten. Niht Elm
ein5iger GogeI lit in Berlin ge6lte-
ben. Die Nd6te iino mie Gage.
Guiielbe aaltoneufeuer. RidJt eilte
@olfe iteGt o1il Sinnlel. Giemoiio
bead)tet oen Mono uro SIltoerts
oon SGjeinperfern iinO ait oie
3eutiA1. in Ser Staot gelihtet."
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
WenerNl
itber 9itler

Nm Ser 5ront ser omerifnniiheu
8. Irlnee - @iner Der betonntelten
Oeutiden Generate, eiu Wtonn, Der
ais zines ser beltinformierten 0fit-
qlieOer oes oertiten @eneraIitabs
internotionoIes Nuleben genieBt, bat
itd irgeitolpo oil ser @Ibe ornerifo-
niihen SnfnnteriIten ergebel. Ger
Ronte oielcS Generals blei6t in Der
5enilrierten Wteloung l%illgenulrnt.)
Ser praninente Sriegsgefonaene
nimmt. tpie er iogte, an, Dab Sitter
in Berlin oen 9oo finoen miro, luio
BON @0rina b6lt ser General es fiir
m0glifb oaB er uldon bingerid)tet"
lit. Bon 0enlelben General ltnm.
men nod iotgen0e Ingoben:
Ser @en6epslntt OeS &riegeS trot
i'm SSltni porigen SSabres III Scr Nor-
nlunoie elm, als sic 9eIiti6en ailBer-
ltonOe moren, 5t O%erbinoern, oaB
0ie nnglo-nmerifaniiben SnoaiionS,
tritppen alrf Dem Sentiment SUB
faBten.
8oIitii6, mirtidaftlid llno iogar
in einem rein pbpiilden Sinn mar
QeutI6Ionos 8erb6ngniS lett oenl
20. Suni 1914 b~eiiegeIt, oos beiBt,
lett Ser Bpm6ellonldlua ulti Sitter
febli6lrg. oSdtte ole @ebrmofrt
Ooltols sic Serrihaft 81 9eluinneu
bernoft," Iagte Der 0eutide @ene.
raj, 10 miiroe es in ser 31piiden'
5eit irgenomie mogIid gemo6t NOR.
oen leirl, oie oeutlde &upitulotior
Dor Der totolen Berni6tlne 9eutldJ'
LAMBS berbei3ufiibren."
Ser General, ser iif ben Arneri
fonern ergob, nadoem er in einen
@lu0erboot llnter oert Sdus cine
meiBen SABINE oie @Ibe gefreu5t bat
te, erfl1rte, elm ueiterer militarii6e
8i0erItano 0eutIflonoS lei idon in
folge Der i6meren 8erluite Der 8ebr
mu6t urmOelif). Die &eite De.
oeutiden Irtnee miiroen 1utr nod
our1 sic @eltapo, Die 90 1uto 90
3uiomenee6olten, ioiele Yarteitrup
pen a6er tpiiroen nod Dem Sail Ser
Inns ooer Dem Sooe SitlerS ausei1'
anoerltie6en.
Bon Simmlers @erbleib uerli6erte
Ser General feline &enntnis gu ia.
ben, Sitler ober lei, iogte Der bobf
m~ilit6riide &riegs9efangene, nod
in Ser &eihsbollptitdot, nils Der er,
Der General, ielber eben gefommer
NOR, o1s er itber Die glbe iebte, Tim
au fopitnlieren. ,,0er 5iibrer tpiu6
III Berlin bleibe1t, bis er getotet Deer
ourf SefbItmoro aus oenl 2eben ge-
i6ieoen lit, iogte oas alte oeutl6e
Observation-Disclosures, oas binalt-
fiigte: J@s bleibt SitIer ia aud
faum etwos anoeres iibrig, oenn es
gibt tpobl faum einen Srt, nod Dem
gu flieben er tpogen fonnte."
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04

Son @rein befebligte ebeoem &liIt-
itreitfrGfte in GuBlano uno mar olld)
Rommanoont bon Srel. Die pc
fouutmahung miro ols elm 1elleS
Nn5eiden fir sen @erfull 9eutld'-
lambs anaeIe6en. @lei65eltig BERN
Set Iih sic gr0Bte Meni6enlaeO in
ser @eididte I'M @ange. @egenltatlo
lit Sitter, Ser bolo bic idpuerlpiegeno-
tie @ntifeioute ieireS 2ebens t%retteit
muk = rpenn er 6nS niht bereits ge'
ton bat. Gb er ndmli6 nls Wfortg=
rer nit ieinen Erippen Bel Der Der
teioiqung 8erlins fallen, ooer IN Den
:bonriIfen alpen, oOer eitlellt at1oereft
oelltldlen aeliel 3lflu6t lufen mill.
9r. 8erner Noumann, Hnterles
fretar I'M 8ropa9unoa : Minilteriitm
ser No5is, erfldrte: Or (8itler)
fonnte 1000 @riinoe oafiir %ongeben,
melde Ieine Ampeienbeit irgenoqpoall-
0ers ais ui6tiger eriheinen lolleu
miiroen, aber er beiinoet li6 in Ber=
lin, Inn perl0nlid Sen &ompf gu titb-
rem ull0 lein Shidlol nit Dem Der
ReidsbolrptitoOt 5u uerfniipfen."
geaumonll lagte, aud Der Bropn-
oonoominiiter Or. Saul Soiepb
@oebbels bate iih in ser brennenoen
Reidsbauptitaot ulf, nnO oaB @oeb-
bells, lomie Sitter, 0beitrebt limb, ein-
in perlonlider 9opferfeit gu
iiberbieten."
Cine onoere Mogli6feit muroe
pom 6reioeutiden @reiieoienlt in
Stod6olm gennnnt, rpona6 Sitler Ell.
men lett langem uorbereiteten Sop
pelganger, 9luguit @ilbelm 8art3ol-
op, einen friiberen 9olonialmaren.
banoler aus 8loltelt, nod Berlin &c.
ifift bat, Ser bort auf Der lesten
8arrifnoe lterbeno gefllmt weroen
miro, mGbreno Sitter. ieIbit in Der
@ebeimbepegung ucridpinoet.
Nod) cine onoere Moglid,feit, mas
nit Sitter meroen miro, beitebt Onr-
in, SAB er pielleidt Selbitmoro BE-
gebt, mie oas oieGe leiner Na5i4l1nter-
fiibrer getan ba6en, menn lite in Die
gfe getrieben muroen.
Nod elmer Mel0ung aus Nosfou
bo6en StoBtrippen Ger Somiets ben
9efebl, 9itler moglihit lebeno gu
Sollte er in Berlin &c.
ooer getotet meroen, mag Dies
oas Sigrul fir oas @noe oes orgoni-
iierten oeutiden @i0eritanoes I'M
Reiha hpAplttpn
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
2luiierts Warnmn0
fir auc HGftlinae

2onoon - Miniiterpr1iioent Cur
dill erfl1rte Dem ltnterbaus, oaB oie
@arnuta Ser @roBen 9rei an oie
No5is ii6er Sic 8ehnnolung bon @e-
ianaelen lid ouf olle @efangenen be-
siebt, Sic iifl in loren &dnoen befin-
sen, ohre ltnterifieo ser Maiie ooer
Ser &eligion, uno Dab audi itoatenIo-
lie Suoen uno oeutihe un0 oiterreidi-
ide politiihe @efangeue nit cinae-
idIoiien ieien.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04

8aris = General 8attonS Ban-
3ertruppen bru6en in Deter
reih Elm, obne altf SSioeritanO 81 lto-
item, il. itellten &uoiofiiblung nit ben
ruliiiden Siio-Armeen Der, Die Deni
loer ais So Nteilen iii00itli6 Ser ame-
rifaniiden &olitionen it Sal Der
0onou Iteben. SIN glei6en angen-
bid, in Dem Ii6 Die olliierten JtorD'
ormeen iiiolif BON Berlin uerelnig-
ten, ltrebten aud sic oes SIOens Ell
ner 8egegnllng 5u, Die 6rontmel-
Oungen nod i'll galoe SIT erpartelr
lit.
Cine 8ereinigung Ser amerifanl-
lden StreitfrGfte I'M SiiOen miroe
bic @offeni6mieoen Ser 8lfedel, Die
lebtell, bic @itler nod Oerblieben ltrto,
Don leiner Alpenfeite obriegeln.
9ieIe 5eite erbebt bereitS unter
amerifuniiden uno frat5oltl6en
S6ldgen.
Die amerifanilde 3. arrnee polleil-
0ete gu gleider 3eit, in Der 1te IN
SeIterrei6 einbrafG oie 3eritorung
ser 9onau-2inie oes 6einoes un0 err
oberte Die am Strom gelegenen 3pil-
linqSboltionen &egenSburg mo Sns
golita0t.
Nelomoridull albert &eiielrings
5eridlagene Armeen oes SIOenS fie-
len ultf Ser gan6en 2dnge 0es groBen
gogeus, Ser iih unbornber5ig I'M Die
7eite bon Bergen, Seen uno 6liilen
5u idllieBen 6eginnt, 3uriid. an Der
fSront furlierten @erii6te, oaB &eIlel-
riuq bel ser @ro6erung &e9ens,
buras 5uiaulmell nit ser Wnrnilon
in sic 6alle geraten lei. MelOungen
pom 6elo o6er, oie ii6er Bic @inna6-
me. ser Stuot beri6teten, totem oeS
oeutiden 9eerfiibrers feline @rmab-
nltng.
Augsb1lrg, BaDerns orlttgroBte
Stu0t, 0ie 80 Meilen norolueltlld BON
N}iinhen gele9en lit, ld}eint unmlttel-
bar DOE Dem Sail 5u iteben. als ofte-
rifqniihe Solomon big nuf ie65 Deel-
len an Die Stn0t beranitiirmten, tro-
len lie olti @miiiare, Die 8ereitlfuft
CUR llebergnbe ser Sto0t 6efunOeten.
Sen Gmiiloren mlrOe beoelttet, 5lt-
riifyufebren, Milen lino StroBelt-
iperren 81 entfernen unO Die gea5i-
8arniion 5u entpaffnen.
9umit gepaurt empfingen lie cine
@ornung, OaB artillerie Die StaOt in
8riimmer legen 4uiiroe, fall5 uuF Die
amerifaniiden Srlppen g~eTeuert per-
Den iollte.
SIN 0oroen Der 5ront iduberten
Sic 8riten ungefabr Die Salfte Ser
8of5one i'm gefallenen Bremen.
@eiter meitlid fdmpften &nnaoier
uno Iolen gegen miloen @ioeritano
oeutifer Streitfrafte, Die oltrd 8re-
mems @roberun9 ouf Der Salbiniel
Dor DEM qtzgootltiispunft in @il-
belmsbaoen ubgeriegelt muroen.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
@ernNte Iber
Na5t:Nnbrer

9onoon - Ger Snmburger gent
ser teilte beute fol9enOes nit:
,Heihsmari6oll Sermann @Oriilg,
Ser lett Ginger Belt al einem 9er5-
%erfranft lit mO Oeiien 3ultanO
ofltt mplrOc. bat sen 6iibrer crlidlt,
i'm ieines anltes ais Gbei Ser Suit.
5ll cutbeben, 5u elmer 3eit,
lpcnn leinc aroft ge6roli6t miro. Ger
6iibrer bat Dem @riud)cn ltottge9e-
ben. Ser neue G6ef Der 9uftpnfte
lit General Sitter BON 8reln, Der
5ltm @eneroIfeIomuridull beforOert
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
utaN.
te @OrIdlag

2onoon Il Gle Hegierung ndbnt
bier obne ieOen Sommeiltar, offi-
bielle aenntuis BON enier WteI0ung,
OoB @eitapolGGef Seinrid Sinmler
9lmerifa unO England ,,beOingungs-
|loic llebergubc" ~angeboten bobe, nit
Den aisi6lub &uBlanOs. Sbm tuur-
be cine id3roffe Abiu9e erteiIt.
llnter pieler @eriidltcn, Die oft
huiOeripre6enO lin0, lit es Oeunod
flor, Dob GeutihlonOs miIitdriider
l3uiammenbru6 itiinoGi6 pdGit.
|R,.+
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04

miniit; So5iolucriiherunH SCbonn
Went. So5inlOemofrnt; Sefientlidle
Arbcitcu mo @ieocrnlibali &uooIf
&aob, Gbriitlid). So5ial.
Nm s. April bate MoSfou iiber
Ben &unoinnf 6efonnt9egeben, Dab
Sic Sopiet5 llnion fein @e6iet in Se-
iterreih erperben NOBLE un0 nid)t Die
A6lidt babe, oos ~lo5iole SDltem oes
Qall0eS Al Gnoern.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-09

Granddaughter, Louis"
Sadly missed by:
Signed: Mrs. Pearl Kelly Cole
man and Mrs. Stella Kelly Will
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-09
Tattling Tess

Well, guys and gals, we know
you've been looking for it, so here
goes. Everybody was really having
fun at the Farewell Dance, the
music was just what was expected
everybody, that is almost every
body was on his or her best be-
hayior. of course there are some
people. who wouldn't act right in
the church house, so you couldn't
expect them to act right at a mere
dance.
Elmore and Johnnie Nichols were
having so much fun together that
everyone else began to do likewise,
could he have forgot Mary and Ka-
thleen so soon? And where does
Lonnie come in Elma?
William Arnold was doing alright
for himself in quiet way, with
Mary Ann and Bessie lamping it
on the sideline.
We are sure Hazeline the jumpin
chick is more than happy since her
ace pal is back in town. ~
Sonny Tod had something to do
with those wonderful smiles Mag
gle Ruth was giving out at the
dance, so it's all of between you
and Itty? Yet he seemed to have
been having fun with his good
friend Annie Mae, only she didn't
appear to be enjoying herself at all,
wonder why Hazlene?
Carrie Mae. Mary Ann and Fuz-
zy were really jumpin, a ring was
not complete unless they were in
it.
President and Christine Haygood
were putting it down rough at the
dance, if you know what we mean.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-09
Mary Ann and Joe Runnels were

Mary Ann and Joe Runnels were
taking it easy.
Fuzzy and Walter McNair were
naturally in there when they start
ed jumpin. Jack Cheatman and
Ruth Mitchell seemed to have
found something new at the dance
leach other). Only. Gladys Pickett
was keeping an eagle eye on the
cat.
Mary Howard was parading
around the dance looking like
something out of a fashion maya
zine, in fact, all the chicks and
cats were looking fine as wine.
groovy as a ten cent movie.
Martha Peal was looking sweet
as ever. she looked rather myster-
ious but who wouldn't, when they
have been to see their heart beat?
Most of the (booted chicks) wore
Grapes, such as Maggie Ruth, Rose
Ann, Ruth Oats, Annie Grace and
Hazelene, the jumpin chick, sew,
eral others were sharp, yeah!
Annie Grace says she will be so
glad when Joseph Battle comes
home. (as if we didn't know. Dolly
Boone was there but nobody had
time to make fuss over her, how
ever she seemed to have been well
taken care of.
Ben Suits jumped back to the
city for a few days, we see he was
sending Mary Lou and from all
appearance, she wanted to be sent
Lucille was just tagging along,
cheer up little girl, we know how
if is when the one you love belongs
to somebody else
Mary Ellen and Joe aren't even
on speaking terms, what's up kids.
Bo Washington seems mighty glad
that Mary Cross is up and about
again.
E. c. and Mary Alice were hav-
ing fun as usual with Walter Nc
Nair and Tommie ,Arnold's help.
Man about town A. J. McNair
was demonstrating how to keep
the chicks cool and comfortable
he must have used a dozen or SO
handkerchief.
Ruth Oats was simply painting
the town red and when she got all
north Jackson painted she dashed
a bit of red over East Jackson way
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-09

She and the sax man from Rhythm
Aces.
Marguerite Cotton had a close eye
on Chester, maybe ii was necessary
with Maggie Ruth and Elna around.
The other Cotton sister had her
hands full trying to keep Willie
Brown away from the jumpin
chick, who was actually taking
time off from dancing to 1--WE the
cats. Maggie Johnson seems to be
feeling the man shortage.
Seems that it was another knock
down and drag out for Ruth Milton
what's wrong Ruth?
Those chicks from out West, still
claim to be the best, what have you
other chicks got to say? Juanita
Haygood was knocking herself out
gradually by degrees.
Laura Mae is back from the city,
but she doesn't come on as strong
| as she once did, what's on your
mind. @. T.?
Lerone Bennett and Juanita
Smith were looking moon-eyed at
each other for while, but we don't
think Helen Mckinney has any
thing to fear, or should she watch
the chick in Vicksburg?
Curtis Cannon seemed very well
pleased with Rosa Mae, go ahead on
with your smart self Curtis, you've
got the business.
Joseph Howard and Esserlean
CASTOR were having fun and we
mean fun with a capital F, yet
Sunday he was sending Willie Mae,
what goes on Joseph?
| Mary Lee Hicks was jumpin with
Troy until Dorothy Mae arrived
then she couldn't get that no more.
Gates is still the most popular
boy around town. Jack Cheatman
is getting to be quite famous as a
jitterbug.
Flo seems lost without Curtis
but as we all know, things aren't
what they once were there.
L
Willie Mae Davis and Jack Jones
! were strictly on the beam at the
dance, wonder where the South
Jackson chick was? Apd where was
Otis while Halle Ruth was havine
SO much fun? jamie Young and An
drew Bell were loley-dovey as us.
ual.
| Houston Sherron has us all on a
wonder, is it to be Dolores OF
Lorraine?
Robert took Emma Lee Stampley
home from the dance what has Bal
bara and Ersely got to say about
that?
| Gilbert Mason says as Alice Sim
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-09
Gard Of Thanks

Gard of Thanks
We want to thank the many
friends for their loyal kindness
shown us in our recent beveare-
ment, the death of our dear mother
and sister, Mrs. Laura Galloway,
who departed this life May l6.
She is gone but not forgotten.
Sleep on Dear Mother, we will meet
you in that city beyond.
In behalf of grandmother, pray
God hold His loving arms about
you keep you in His tender care.
Make up for all you suffered and
everything that was unfair. In my
heart your memory will linger al
ways tender fond and true. There
want be day grandmother that I'll
forget you. Forgive me grandmoth-
er for not being there, you will
never know how much I care.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-09

mons is gradually going out Of his
picture. Ruth Harron is COMING in
a bit faster.
Ernestine Robinson and Robert
Wintess are the love birds Of the
season.
Troy Lee Mccoy says Kate Ow-
ems is just what the doctor ordered
for him.
Deborah Webster, Helen Brown
and Ollie B. are strictly on some
times with the v. A. boys.
Barbara Goodloe and Ray Nit
chell are almost broken up, who
could be the cause of this?
Vera Lee Coyt and Joe Lee Rob
inson are quite friendly these days.
Claressa Washington has cooled
down some, but Clementine has
cooled down completely.
Sammie f. Barbara, and Ruth
Milton it seems that some chicks
are worried about you going over
to the Catholic playground Sc
often.
Bessie Mae Washington says stop
linking her name with Ivory Dixon
and Sunny Greenfield, because
neither means anything to her.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-09
Hattiesburg News

The society life of Hattiesburg
received new impetus by the recent
organizing of the Philelis Matron-
cites Financial Club.
The first official meeting was
held at the home Of Mrs. L. H.
Turner. The four principle Off
GERS We're elected and plans for So
cial and business activities were
discussed.
Members of this newly establish
ed club are: Miss G. C. Blalock
president, Mrs, A. NJ. Turner, vice
president, Miss Frances Green
secretary, and reporter, Mrs. Helen
Moody, Mrs. Luavda Henderson
Miss Myrtle Blake.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-09
Pearlie Grove Church News


Sunday school was held at Pear
lie Grove church, Sunday, June 8,
with Supt.. L. I. Green in charge.
The subject was inspiringly dis
cussed and was enjoyed by all. Of
fering was S24.11.
At II am. prayer service in
charge of the deacons, Mr.. G. w.
Pace, chairman.
The II o'clock sermon delivered
by the pastor Rev. L. S. Sorrell
was soul stirring and spiritual. Dur
ing this service solo was rendered
by Mr.. G. w. Chaplain.
Three new members were added
to the church. BA.U. was held al
6 pm. Offering for the day was
$162.46. The night service was full
of spirit and fire.
Visitors are always welcome al
Pearlie Grove Rev. L. S. Sorrell
DID,, pastor; Mrs. j. A. Cleveland
clerk; Mrs. Nettie M. Adams, re,
porter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-09

lis, Daughters: Mr.. L. R. Kelly,
son and sister, Mrs. Edna v.
Harmon.
The first American timepieces
were made entirely of wood.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-09
GEORGETOWN

On Sunday, June 3, st. James
Methodist church held its regular
meeting, Rev. w. S. Bass was pres
ent and delivered a very inspiring
sermon. Our pastor, Rev. w. NJ.
Clark was also present and gave
us wonderful message Many Wis
itors were present, we are always
glad to have you present.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Mallard regrets very
much that she could not be present
at Red Bone with the Sisters, but
reports come that the meeting was
very good.
Mr. and Mrs. Owens jenkins
BauXite, Ark, is visiting in the
home of Mr.. Jenkins nephew and
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Wilson
1874 Roosevelt ST., Jackson. Mr.
Jenkins is also the uncle of Mrs
M. L. Mallard.
Miss Emma Lue Ceaser and FL
mire Ceaser of Jackson are now ir
the home of their grandparents fol
the summer.
Mrs. Girtrie Artee and little dau.
ghter, Evermail Artee spent the
week end with Mrs. Artee's mother
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-09
CARD OF THANKS

We take this method of express
ing our sincere thanks and appre-
citation to our many friends for their
kindness at the death of our be-
loved husband and father, Mr.. Mack
Pierce
We thank you for the beautiful
flowers, tlegerams and cards of
coincidence.
We especially thank, Mrs. f. M.
H, Bradley and Mrs. Mary Oliver
for their kindness.
Signed:
Mrs. Lille Pierce and Family
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-09
No Open Season On
Squirrels Before October
First Of This Yeur

There will be no open season on
squirrels in Rankin county before
the season opening October l and
closing December 81, Bolton Ever
EFT, game warden, announces.
Warden Everett reminds that
fishermen may not take more than
IS game fish In the aggregate in
any one day and the maximum
number of the different game fish
that may be taken is: Bream, Is;
Bass, 10; Graphic, 10.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-09

Col. Long estimated that the
cases of approximately $4,000 Mis-
sissippi men will be reviewed in
compliance with the new policy.
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births Marriages Deaths
DEATHS

MAY Quenhy. 214g BtvicS, -.
annie Williams lIl5 CLAY So
August = D0malsse. e16A Mendoza. eS.
Frccda Sulman 2924 Taylor -.
James a. Sun,on 5o62 Tillman, -.
Bessie Williams $3.50 Niuewood, a..
Helen schult, 1886 Tllman, l.
Caroline Sssssk. l66 : Junction. 81.
Andrew Bosen,ko, 1882 Ncioe, Hamiramek
walter r. schmidt. 12o47 S. Msrys, bi
Mary schultz, 1927 Burlinsame, 60.
Luke Tescue, 1lOl Ashland. -.
Frank Burt. 3lO1 Fifteenth 70
petcr Cipponcu so5s Harding 81.
Ned j. Bcrkneimcr p Monterey; 20
anna Motanty. 6o67 pcnrod, Il
Emmett !. Fields, 20 Church, Highland Park
Ia5n S. W Miller. - Ford. a..
william l.. SavcrCooi, 5000 Fifteenth. -,
Nelson Wacg 1855 Payton 40.
walter Stsroscak 5000 Proctor. IS.
Romeo A R0y. Detroit a..
Elsie Brocsman. l62 Wsyerly, Highland Park
Michael Kolako. s6ss clipper. 81
Elizabeth schmidt 1875 Sprinearden' 7o-
Joseph y McEcnduck 1890 Ferry. 75.
Charles Mann. 693 Putnam, As,
Mile Cru'chhGd 924l Goodwin, 80.
Willie Lena Bontonir a4l Hastings 2e.
Gloria Ann January S42 Tennessee mos
Terrence Rc'nhart 26lA Rassett, months
George r Ryan, SOAP ONO, 81.
B Waite, Matthews. AFRO spokane. ST.
sidney smith Bush l3rOl Dexter. -.
Christine Cecilia Campbell. ll3o Parker -
/ Julia Sikrfsh 7T2s Gruesc. 81.
Catherine Hudcrsencic. 25To Baldwin, IS.
Mary NorkunaS. 33i4 street, IS.
Cecilia Dcttor 1854 hendricks. as.
Dorothy G. Susma, $3.50 Lumpkin, Ham
trsmCk 20.
Frieda Borg,und s0d5 Commonwealth. 50.
Iagsip T. SV8nk. 22s W. Grand Blvd, n,
Louise Boit 1856 newport, 90.
Wturise a. Nesb', l20-5 CHggs -.
George W. snyder. 1225 GOBLIN 50.
Joseph NJ CorgHran. T26o Artesian a.
Theresa NJ taphaH 9637 Otsrgo 50
william Henry Mccormick, 1885 Evans
ION. SIS
Fi1vd e Hurley. 500 y U,lumhls. "a.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
-uETEolT1GSTFNes

i.'.'''iu robinson 'I'' - h'''F haE'A' ~
sylvester j. hudclEa, 81 Patricia Jane sum
van. 70.
James Sutton. qs. nfarrarcf a Mabnkf r.
Harcs Bache.a 30. Mary ShiIkc do
Gordon r. Mccarthy 30: Helen Olcinik. q.
William Nair6 2s Rcr,iCs ,,Si ii.''5 s,e,,,o.
wirf. 10
Prank PaJincIIo Jr. Isabelle ScaratlIno 2d
Se6uilsr - mum |''i
Lsbon IS. Haytg. %. Pearl Elizabeth Thomas
gi
Tom smith SO. MARY reo Rptrc 81
Andrew Olson. 40 Fii7ahstb Wuam,. %
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

Scryicc-connected disability due
10 war or pcactime service. and
q discharge under conditions
other than dishonorablc For
nonScrrlce connected dISabll-
tics The veteran must certify
that he is unable 10 defray eN-
pcpScS for hospital treatment
elsewhere.
/Q-Ny husband was stationed
in Belgium and six weeks ago
told me not 10 write. I haven't
heard from him for three weeks.
Should now try Ia write 10
him az his last address?
MRS. W. y.
A-Thc war department adj
yiSos that some returning per-
>onncl encounter unavoidable
delays and that no inquiry is
warranted until 80 days have
elapsed after receipt of the last
letter. If no information has
been received from the service
man al the end of that period,
the war department suggests
that an inquiry be addressed 10
the postal officer at the a. Il. Q.
10 which the mail was originally
addressed.
Q-DoeS the fact that L am
receiving a pension from the
government for "A disability in
CURED i'm army service har me
from becoming eligible for un-
employment compenSation@
X. r.. :.
A-No; not if you are other
wise eligible.
Q-Our baby was born Oct
3. May my husband count the
child in computing his army
point score" O. w. III. III.
A-Childreh bCrn after Sept.
.. l945. may nNtlbe counted IN
computing points for discharge
under the Army Dcmobilizauon
Plan.