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The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-01-01

~rRsa (eoffred Francis Fisher Lord Bishop OF London
and ex4school who has had only little more than
z years OF active clerical service nominated by kn9
George VI recently the Archbishop OF Canterbury
a oSth prirnatc OF all England He succeeds Dr. William
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-01-01
News OF Interest To You And Me

Apporonment OF the first S5O0OOOOOO of the $1,50OO0O-
600 authorized by Congress for postwar rehabilitation OF the
nations highway system announced recently by Major
General Philip Fleming, Federal Works Administrator The
roposed constructions the aembracng undertaken
operaey by the government and the states designed
70 eliminate city traffic botlenecks, connect principal cities
with express highways provide farmers better roads and
offer reconversion Jobs Immediately after the Urban
and rural projects will be initiated by the states with the
government generally participating on dollar -or-do''ar
basis Mississippi will receive her share S975
90
President Rooseyelts budget message to Congress this
month showed OF about Sl0O0OoO0Ooo IN war eNpen-
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-01-01

Henry was then living at the Han
over Tavern, where he frequent,
assisted his father-in.law, JohI
Shelton, the inns host.
The tavern played unwilling hos
to Lord CORVALLIS and staff il
May, 1871. Upon the approach O!
Tarleton's raiders, the Britons fec
after a few days occupancy, mo-
even bothering to settle the bill.
On May q, 1862, the inn agar
housed warriors. These were Union
soldiers, after General Fitz Johr
Porter defeated Confederate force
at Hanover Courthouse.
The tavern is still owned by a
Henry descendant, J. B. Ferguson
who closed it last year when tour
list trade fell Off.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-01-01

pam " tulS dis
toric 221'year-old hostelry.
1t was in 1775. during a reyolu,
tionary convention of Virginia that
Henry, presenting a resolution for
the arming of the eolony's militia,
made the stirring speech so familiar
to nearly every American. Twelve
years earlier he had gained his first
fame as orator and idol of the com.
mon man when, in trial held in
hanover Courthouse. he defended
virginia landowners and denied the
right OF the British King to upset
acts OF the colonial legislature.
- - "a :, g,;Et.. Z, RgZS- .j--.ss .sxSa,
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-01-01
during the celebration of the Cotton Pickers'
val.

Mr.. J. A. Travis, for 10 years assistant ST.
the Division OF Negro Education State Depa4
cation Jackson, Mississippi, has been elected b
Of trustees OF Mississippi College assistant to t
and in charge OF public relations.
His leaving this position deprlves the Mississ
in the educational field OF one of their sincere and
ious friends. Personally | believe that Mr. lraviy
2. H. Easom two OF the most liberal and gentii
sipp gentlemen who have ever held these position
department.
Mr. Travis good work will always be rememl
his efforts and struggles to make and keep the
Negro status live issue before the typical Mis-
will never die.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-01-01
PATRICK HENRY'S OLD INN AWAITS GAS
RATI0NINc'S END TO REOPEN tn plIRI r.
HANOVER TAVERN at Hanover,
\ Virginia. where Patrick Henry
of Give me liberty or give me
death" fame resided when he first
gained recognition as Revolution

airy | e a d e r. is
awaiting V-Day
as a signal to re.
open its historic
doors. w h e n
gasoline restric-
tons are lifted,
t our | s [ s will
again follow a
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-01-01

d;ures and slight cut in domestic outlay he fiscal year
1916. Well, s9oooooooooo compared Nil sloooooOoo,
900 for this year
Some of the heavier which the budget
mastering ont pay and OF the
services increased refunds of pro-
fits and kindred factors On the other hand there will
be drastic in OUTLAWS for shipping and plant
and army construction pipelines, and machine tool
acture.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-01-01

Motion picture voted in nationwide poll that
the best starring performances OF l9+ turned IN by
Bling Crosby in Going My Way and enniier Jones i'll i he
Song oil Bernadctte the trade publications. Film Daily, an
nounced recently.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-01-01

War Mobilization Director James +. Byrnes has called
recently for the cancellation of all conventions requiring the
attendance of than so persons and scheduled after Feb
|. 1t is of the Mr. Byrnes adopting in
the effort to curb nonessential travel.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-01-01

Jackson Miss has mayor and two new city
commission Mayor Leland Speed A. bond company exc
ctive and CITY Commissioners r. S. Witers, former state
highway department commissioner and d. r. Sharon drug
oist and one-time member of the legislature from Kinds
County.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-01-01

I}-20s opened the with raids Japan The ali
raid warnings aroused eepers and freghters in the dense
Nv populated Tokyo, industrial Yokohama. the busy
Tokyo Naval Station Yokesuka and both the and
west coasts OF IIonshu
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-01-01

Turkey has broken off relations diplomatic and
cconomc) with Japan This decision approved unan-
mousy by the Grand National Assembly, Turkey broke off
relations with Germany last August after months of Allied
pressure
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-01-01

Progressive George W. Henderson, Memphis Negro lead
and president of the Henderson Business College, largest
Negro institution OF its kind died recently at the age of So
He time the nations tipping and shorthand record
holder and mentioned candidate for the post of T.
Minister Liberia in 1886 In 1910 he Jubilee King
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-01-01

A plan to force millions of AIS into military war
supporting tasks proposed recently by War Mobilization
Director James t. Byrnes in present manpower mea-
res prove nadequate He said he referred to Az not
work. He suggested that they be drafted and
then either used for limited service the armed forces or
channeled where needed industry. Farm manpoWer
nav be reduced he said Farmers Is to 70 to be
examined for draft Bryne orders Hershey to take necessary
teps to recassy egbles among $4,000 exempt Com
rat losses blamed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-17
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY

From all repoTts the destructive
force ~ thc rcccntly discovered
staWiC bomb & 50 great that q
siBegprs the imagination. SClcnt
ass tell as that those dropped or
Japan as devastating a. they
ucre. might ~ compared AS a
csp-pistol O. % cannon. we're the
rtal poAer % THIS fearful weapon
brought into play hy the use ~
larger bombs which tines readily
admit cauld bo easily produced
w. are todd that through lts Ise
Va huIe nations Cuuid b. DESTROYED
lu q matter of hours. civilization
iprd oct and mankind lcft q plf-
uai remnant s. sinister b. rs
promise. &c employed fur cvIi that
no ltne thing ans hesc on this
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earth may ever again feel safe o.
sGCugt
II lant o very pretty picture and
gives every thinking person am
pie causf Cor alarm Beside tins
HaonsiTuua instrument all other
implements 81 var fade into m
significance.
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itself Is quite harmless As pow
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anyone tho slightest harm unless
man himsgIf by has own dchber-
atc action Aills 81 so.
50 &c IS nnt the bomb ac have
90 fear. hut OURSELVES. More
tsrutIe end dangerous than the
atomic bomb coz anv other des-
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:: SOCIETY ::
@01Nt> RELATED IL PREPARATION
FOX CHURCH BAZAAR ON MONDAY

ribbon d. the omnibus taoth
an isTt instead 81 wheels. Whoa. "
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pirkinE up the picuos. Not noW
eaf ul the Bazaar You pay
foar hifF cents and YOU take
fatlf rhmacC. hat NOT till they ara
ail HrapHtd up
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rue. arnu up Mary Franrcs. who
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tiuf int eamuuflun "a the door Is
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SOCIAL CALENDAR

SUNDAY
Fellowship Hour. FIRST Presby-
terrain Church. 80 pm.
MONDAY
Holiday Bazaar supper Eve
ming 81 pauls Parish
Nmusg
TUESDAY
Holiday Bazaar Btngo. Eve
niGg 81 Psuls Parish
House.
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VISITING GROUP
RETURNING HOME

Mra Fed purkall, Ma LoSio
Del Loxser ard Master FresiEIie
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for their here after apenainM =
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-13
Horse Opera Gets Horse Laugh
In Cooper's Along Came Jones'
INV JAY cARMonY.

along Cooperg first producer
quite
intrepid
this time and quite funny figure he cuts in the 80 minutes the
twist
that satia assault
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-13
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES


1t Any Local 1'heater.
All Time Schedules Given in Warner
Bros Ads Indicate Time Feature Ii
Presented.
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the territory before he Is hanged or
killed by her outlaw sutton. When
she is not trying to do that, he is
spending his time refusing to leave
until he can get her to go with him.
That they never will make 1t Is so
much the impression of the audi
ence that Along Came Jones" has
an effective kind of suspense.
Another of the slick tricks that
has been Incorporated into the
Cooper screenplay is that the prin-
cipal characters are kept consistent.
One of its best passages is that near
the end and when the hero decides
to shoot it out with the villain.
A more riddled hero you probably
never saw. Audiences, however, have
long ago come to the conclusion
that II he could have been saved
from his own ineptitude that long
he probably can be saved again. !
You can go check on the right
ness of that for yourself, which you
most likely will find good idea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-13
DANCING

It's not difficult to understand
why Danny Drayson is held over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-13
Great John l. Wins for Bing
In First Producers Roll

THE GREAT JOHN L." United
Artists picture with Linda Darnell and
Greg Mcclure. ging Crosby production,
Edward Grant. directed BY Frank futile,
original screenpiay by James Edward
Grant. At the Earle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-13
ever, worth the straining and the

ever, worth the straining and the
getting
The device of mistaken identity
that old thing, but cleverly used
provides the basis of "Along
Came Jones'" Melody Jones is its
hero's name. When he rides into
Paynesville, one of those dilapi-
dated cow towns, his saddle pads
carry the initials M. j. The gullible
towns people leap instantly to the
conclusion that they stand for
Monte Jared, a notorious outlaw
who has just added $4,000 stage
coach holdup to his other mis-
demeanor in the neighborhood.
The naive Melody requires a lot
of time to get onto the reason for
the seeming sudden respect in which
the strange community holds him,
but it is so different from the dis
dain to which he is accustomed that
he decides he likes the feeling. Be
fore he can decide Enthusiastically
that he should run away from it, he
encounters the heroine, Miss Young,
and then it is too late. He is trapped
although he is the only one in the
district who is completely innocent
of the reason therefor. The hilari-
GUS fact of the picture is that Mel
ody never knows the reason for any
thing and Cooper makes a comic
charade of his stumblebum's CROP
ing for the simplest clue to the
simplest thing.
1t is Mr.. Deedslike and John
Doelike and there never is mo-
ment of mystification on the audi
ence's part why Cooper chose the
role. He could not help it.
!; u y
along Came Jones" goes con-
siderably farther than the hero's
role in remodeling the characters
one usually finds in the prairie
drama. Insofar as such a pretty
girl can be, Miss Young is so tough
that Melody's philosophic partner
played by William Demarest)
thinks of her as IAN ornery female
skunk" Those are hard words, but
very funny ones as used at Keith's
this week.
A deal of action has been worked
into the satire in spite of its accent
on Characterization. 1t relates prin-
cipally to the girls feeling that she
has to get the oafish cowboy out OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-13
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Tina Of Showing

CapitoI-"The Clock: ii am.
1:4o, AIS, ITO and $50 pm. Stage
shows: l, 3:45, $50 and 9:15 pm.
Columbia-"Son of Lassie": 1I:2(
am, 100, 1925, 5:25, 1880 and $50
pm.
Earle-"The Great John L.: II
am, 1:40. AIS, 7:10 and $50 pm
Stage shows: l, $40, 6:25 and 9:lO
pm.
Keith's-"Along Came Jones': II
am, 1880, .2:4o, 4:30, $40, $40 and
10 pm.
LittIe-"Thunder Rock: IL am.
l2:45, 2:30, APO, sos, 7:55 and GAS
pm.
Metropolitan Conflict: 11:20
am, ITO, 3:15, $40, 1880 and GAS
pm.
Palace-"Nob HIP: 1850 am,
2:20, 1850, 7:20 and GAS pm.
Pix-"Crime, Inc: 2:1o, 4:5o. TAO
and 1920 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts
Continuous from 10 I'm.
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Whisky Imports Off

Whisky imports into Panama de-
clined by one-half within year to
approximately 100000 quarts valued
at $615 ,978.
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IlOU De6Il eQudieQ III d WcSlcIn Sil
type was achieved few years age
in 'Destry Rides Again" Cooper
as a producer, would seem to have
got off to a nice start, the kline
that will please his public and net
him a likely handsome profit fol
his pains.
The cowboy costume which
Cooper wears in Along Cam {
Jones" conceals the most rabbit
hearted hero that ever mounted
horse, so far as our knowledge
of such things go. Until he lands
Loretta Young in the last reel, his
sole trophy to show for life on the
range is a ''kerchief he won for
finishing 18th in a local rodec
somewhere in Montana. 1t is an
inspired kind of evidence of just
what he amounts to.
y
One of the smartest aspects of
Cooper's first deal as a producer
is his choice of Nunnally Johnson
as adapter of Alan LIE Mays story
of Cowhand Jones. The willy, So
phisticated johnson, an emigre
from Brooklyn via New York, pal
pably is a man who thinks horse
operas greatest need is loud
horse laugh. He sees that that is
Just what it gets, laugh audi
ences seem only too pleased to
share.
Along Came Jones" carries its
kidding of Western pictures farther
than the substitution of a mouse
for the man who usually plays the
hero. In contrast with the usual
noisiness of such tales, this one is
almost silent picture. In fact,
there are times when the dialogue
is so subdued that the customers
must strain to get it. 1t is, how
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-13

on stage this week. Along with the
comedian three funny musicians,
known as the Pitchmen, played
what looked like instruments. but
which in reality were coat hangers,
rain pipes and sawed-off tenders.
Next thing you knew you thought
you were seeing double. 1t was only
the five Maxellos who tumbled SO
quickly they looked like 10. While
the Kurtis Marionettes performed
1t was difficult to decide which to
watch-the dancing dolls or the
Roxyettes placed in strategic spots
on stage. We settled for a little
bit of both.
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Georgia Honors for
Joseph Gotten
HOLLYWOOD

Gov. Ellis Arnall of Georgia has
commissioned Joseph Gotten as
aide de camp and lieutenant colonel
on his staff in recognition of Cot
tens contribution to Red Cross
blood bank and War Chest drives in
Georgia. Gotten recently partici-
pated in several patriotic drives in
Atlanta.
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tions Pieture AM With Gary c n and
Loretta Young, produced BY Gary
Cooper, directed by Stuart Heisler. screen
play by Nunnally johnson from a novel
by Alan LeMay. At Keith's.
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Heuithfully Air Conditioned
Cont, $50 to IL PM. Doors Open 6:15
Double Feat.re PIogram for Young and
Old THE EAST SIDE KIDS in MIR
SO Also Mo l WooIL 81 Rop a5S
MCDOWELL and oracle FIELDS in
MOLLY AND ME" ut 7.40 and 1910
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-29
Takes For Ride Through
cut City Yesterday By
Commissioner w. &.
Sweeting

~. Rhodes. representing
tes ParkiaR Meter Company
81 Hartford. Gem, arrived
- Key West yesterday, and
e1mf~rF~d with the City
1sHausnnasssoners relative TO
ne anatailation Of parking
mmesFa Co vMrious streets of
tie Eafy.
- ~as taken for a ride
@Ner the city ~ Commission
- " c Ss~eeting ard a gen
eEai marxey ~an snade Cor the
pwrpone of deciding which
~~Ee che best STREETS and sec
ts@ms fer installing the pro-
p@a@a Fnwt@rM-
n sac shown. as a result
81 the survey made hy Mr.
Rhodes ard Comml s>loner
~ueetinT. that approximate
Do 210 meters would be-
nHssied 60 cover the mcces-
sarg Area. with Duval street
Co ~ tire main thoTOughlarc
fConttnaad on PaEe ThTeel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-29
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DECIDE
TO HOLD BEACH ELECTION DEC. IL
Attorneys Tell Board %
sound Procedure; Admit
That Election May Be
Contested

IN Do lrk.i a,.sI,r e o.aiu'y
az str a. ~ 20 tuunis
Corn luupfs to-day voted lu aI
prove thc ifet - 80 quahilcu
t.f, Ger thc $3.50 up0 Beach
Bond tiuCtiuu
AI,H ivsi ~ 'hr 80 means 'hat
too cltC'lua will ~ held a.
IisuhsH ur r tetHipr %
o. Hp. statement 90 finding
.tltI tntss-lkT fc-ssf,h nn eim
Jar cIetions thc atlmnet dt
.ia.t that 90, MIar Beech co.
O.. ur Which wa. quoted IS As
..-lart StatD Attorney Albany
sa. .ti,Nart 20 th, ufgsrHt ,le-
Iuf
Ir,t t,, lar,d tha' under the
uf,sni cHrumstanrss ot uH reg
.sifa'pu .-i lnr, 1914 that the
pf. ,at prpgeduIt ~ .dnp' th"
r,Ei attn I.f SO ga t.'sf- anl
go ahead Vl'h tn, election
vuH p..hs1IN q, lod and
th.f e vouit be- ytn ilii cali O.
au oft,rW tsr
Aettt 81 tn. tl,rtIn" .Z'i' -
tContinued on Tagt rurvei