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but that the 100-pound flash bomb was set off entirely differently than the atomic bomb, and the public should have no fear of dan ger to personnel participating in next Wednesdays blast.
 "The atom bomb positively will not fire prematurely," he declared.
 The magnesium bomb was mounted on a ship far removed from the vessel which set it off. "The exact cause of this prema- ture flash is not known at pres ent," Admiral Blandy said, "but it has no significance with respect to the actual atomic bomb since t. was Operated on the camera actuating circuit. This circuit does not have the elaborate safe guards installed in the bomb firing circuit.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-05-25
HAZELHURST NEWS

Mr.. Roosevelt Strong, Reporter
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Jones had as
their dinner guest recently their
uncle, Mr.. Sandy Calhoun of Jack
son. Others enjoying their hospi-
tally were, Mr. and Mrs. A. j.
Colhoun, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Sutten, Miss
Jessie Mae Sanders.
SGT. Andrew J. Coleman has
spent 80 da swith his relatives and
friends here and has now gone
back to Maryland where he is sta
toned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whadney Closell
recently spent the weekend with
their daughter and son. Their home
is in Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. Lacy Howell who had a
light stroke recently is much i'm
proved Her friends hope that she
will soon be completely well.
Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Strong
and family, May Clara and Ellen,
visited the Strong's daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Maudlean Strong and her
two children, Woodrow, Jr., and
Mary Maude recently. Woodrow
Strong the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Strong will be out of service around
June 1st and will be home with
his family.
HAZELHURST GOSSIP:
Hi cats and kittens, we are back
with more gossip. Billy and
Freddie were flying high Sunday.
Charlotte is very proud because
she has a piano. Louise Christmas
why aren't you flying high these
days, has somebody broken your
wings? Nancy is getting on some
times. Shirley how are you and
Bob coming on?
Alice if you don't stop your way
of living something is going to
happen. Dorothy, some of your
friends seem to think you talk too
much. Nancy May we know you
are going to school in Jackson. We
wonder what c. L. is saying since
Doris Lee went back to Carpenter?
May Amer gets a new boyfriend
every Saturday
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floral offerings.

She leaves to mour her passing,
three sisters, Mrs. Lucy Street,
Crystal Springs, Mrs. Fannie Rays,
Detroit, Michigan. Mrs. Eunice
Woods. Clarksdale, one brother,
Mr. Walter Redd, Crystal Springs,
nephew, Rev. E. S. Streets, Crys-
tai Springs. Out-of-town relatives
who attended the services were a
niece, Mrs. Lillian Meekins, De-
troit; aniece, Mrs. Buddy McFar-
land, Chicago; two nephews, Hor-
ace Redd and John Edward Redd,
both of Chicago. Funeral arrange
ments were in charge of Peoples
Funeral Home. Burial was in City
cemetery.
A welcome visitor here for the
weekend was Mrs. Rosa Jones of
New Orleans who was the guest of
her sisters-in-law, Mrs Annie
Lynch and sisters.
Mrs Mary Bridges was happy to
receive letter from her aunt, Mrs.
Eula Osborn Lacy who is living
an Poincourtville, La, and is do
in gnicely. She is the wife of Mr..
Henry Lacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe Virgins and
sister, Narsis, have returned to
Washington, D. c., after being call
ed to Crystal Springs to attend the
funeral of their sister, Mrs. Lula
Goe of Louisiana.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe Virgins
spent lovely weekend with their
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Smith 1882 Booker ST., Jackson,
Miss, and left Monday for their
home in Washington, D. c.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS GOSSIP
Is it rue that since everybody
else is striking, the Argenville
chicks have struck too? We mean,
Primrose Morgan, Irish Virginia
Jackson and Matte Mae Jones.
Walter Jones you are too slow to
get in out of the rain.
Wessie Lee Redd you had better
stop and take your time or Big
Mamma will get son.
Ernest Robins was walking like
he owned the town with Terry
and Utica thrown in. What was it
kid?
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a certain cat in Hazlehurst but we
hear that he is Drusie's property
and we guess she rents him as she
pleases. w. c. can't see for looking
at a certain chick. Is Stella Mae
still your heartbeat Bonnie Lee?
Or is Francis Herrion the girl in
the picture? Seems as if you'll have
to go to the ration board to get a
girlfriend Jerry Morris Burnen
is having a lot to say to Francis,
could that be the beginning of
new romance? Wake up Edward
Curtis and don't let Willie Ella
have you walking in your sleep.
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Carpenter News

Anniversary services for Rev. A.
j. Torrey, pastor of Fairview
Church of Christ will start May
q and last until June 2, 1916.
Gossip. We wonder who Thorn
as Lee Bradley ad Bertha Hughes
are getting along He went to
Jackson to see her Sunday. We
wonder what happened between
Sammie Morris and Pearl Allen?
Doris Lee is trying to pay rent on
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MADISON COUNTY NEWS
Mrs. Artie Bullie, Reporter
(May 18 News too late for
publication

lMdy 10 news loo late IOr
publication
Mr.. George Henry Bennett pass
ed away at his home in Madison
on Wednesday. May 8 at the age Of
II years. He had been i'll for five
years and was unable to 60 about
his daily work. Death came as the
results Of a heart attack. Burial
was in charge of Peoples Funeral
Home and interment was in China
Grove cemetery with Bro. E. D.
Phillips officiating. He leaves to
mourn a wife, Mrs. Josie Bennett
on daughter, Miss Bertha Lee Ben
nett, on son, Mr.. Randolph Bennett
a brother, Mr.. Joe Bennett, host
of other relatives. Miss Bertha Lee
Bennett has been blind since her
birth and tho at the time of her
fathers death she was ill, she is
much improved at this writing.
MAY IS NEWS:
The many friends of Mr.. Abner
Jones are sorry to learn that he
has undergone an operation at the
Jackson Infirmary in Jackson. AT
this writing he is doing nicely. He
is being attended by his brother
Mr.. r. C. Jones and his sisters,
Mesdames Melcenia Harris, A. NJ
Bullie and w. l.. Lewis. His friends
wish for him a speedy recovery.
Mr.. Essa Lewis, Madison. is very
i'll and his condition has been an
nounced by the doctors as being
critical He is the father of Mrs
Asonie Boyd of Madison and Mrs
Eva Bennett, Monument ST., jack
son.
DR.. J. w. Hair, P. E. will preach
at China Grove A. NJ. E. Church
the 9TH Sunday in May All men,
bers are asked to attend and friends
also.
: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith are
the proud parents of a baby girl
who has been named Nola Bell
Smith. This is the Smiths first
child.
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GATESVILLE NEWS

GATESVILLE NEWS
The Egypt Hill Sunday School
opened at its usual hour with the
superintendent in charge The les
son was beautifully taught and
demonstrated by Bro. Elree Brown.
Pvt. Bert Brown has arrived
home with an honorable discharge
after spending sometime overseas.
He svery happy to be home with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elree
Brown and to attend services at
his church and Sunday school.
Friends of Mfr. G. ". Bennett are
sorry to know. that he is seriously
i'll. They hope for him speedy
recovery.
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Crystal Springs
News
H. j. Wolfe, Reporter

(Received too late last week for
publication)
Funeral services were held May
6 at Good Hope Baptist Church
for Mrs. irene Redd who died May
at her home after long illness.
with the pastor. Rev. ]. M. McEwen
officiating, assisted by Rev. D. D.
Smith.
Mrs. Redd was loyal member
and faithful worker in every de-
partment of the church She began
church work in her early life and
continued to the end.
The funeral was largely attend
ed and there were many beautiful
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to be, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Gambol
and the bridal attendants. Games
were played throughout the eve
ming. The dessert was ice cream in
the shape of tiny slippers. Mrs.
Walter Humburd assisted the hosts.
Bridal Dinner: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gambol of 884 st. Anthony
Ave, entertained at a dinner, We'd
nesday, Oct. 9, Z p. M, honoring
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Gambol and the
bridal party. Other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Brown, par
ents of the bride. Those assisting
the hosts were Mrs. Chester Patter-
son, Mrs. Arthur Hedge and Mr.,
Harry Esters.
Linen shower: Miss Dorothy
Monson at 290 N. St. Adams, en-
tertained at a linen shower Friday,
Oct. IL, honoring Miss Iris pea
ches" Brown, whose marriage 10
Lloyd Gambol took place Saturday,
Oct. II. A luncheon was served by
the hostess. Those present were:
Mrs. Juanita Camp; Misses Mar
garet and Airline Allison, Gloria
Williams, June Morris and Luverne
Benner.
Marriage license applications
were issued recently in St. Paul
to F. H. Smith, 500 Olson Ave, and
Hulda V. Garner, 29S st. Anthony
Ave. Also to w. A. Russell, asa
Rondo Ave-, and Colestine v. Price,
asa ROndo Ave.
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Birthday greetings in st. Paul. Oct. al
Mrs. Babe Hill, 5l7 W. Central Ave. Oct.
23-MTs. !. N. Dorsey, 9S7 IgIehArt Ave.
Oct 25--Mr. George Brooks, Jr.. 697 ROndO
Ave. Oct. 26-Daisy McAdams, 622 St. An
thOny Ave.
BelAted birthday greetings 10 Mrs. Lii
liAn Brown. 300 st. Anthony Ave, Oct. g.
Out Of town greetings TO L0uneer Penn
bertOn, Kansas City. Mo-, Oct. %.
Minneapolis Birthday GreetinRs! Oct. %
Mrs, Margaret Campbell. $50 EmersOn
Ave. No; J. +. Thomas, 2sl5 Chicago Ave. f;
Roy Jackson, SOS Ave. No. Mrs. Ada
Patterson. as Aldrich Ave. No. Alan
Carlisle 627 Fremont Ave. No. Oct. "a
Rev. G. W. Mcconnell. 72S Olson Blvd.
Oct. 2b-ClifOrd Rucker. 1914 is Ave. So. /;
Ken Robinson, 40 Third 81. So. N. q.
Evans, 8742 Fifth Ave. 50. J. d. Carlisle,
627 Fremont Ave. No. Oct. 26-RitAieAh
Davis. ll07 Emerson Ave. No. Cora Lane,
1929 Fifth Ave. So. Oct. 27--Mra. Naomi
Whitaker, $40 Girard. Oct. 2s-MrA. Gloria
Rhodes, 9ll Y. % 81. Mrs. Ida MOppIna,
8s4l Clinton Ave. So. II. y. Richards, sA2s
Oakland Ave; Mrs. p. G. Breeder. 1903
Olson Highway. Oct. 29-Wililam Glenn,
1884 Smelling 7. b. Warren, SOC Fremont
Ave. No; X. b. Moulden. SS4s Fourth Ave.
Out Of Town Greetings: Oct. 2S-Melyin
Boyd. Kansas City, Mo. William Herbert
Ashby, Jr., Kansas City. No. Oct. ~
Joan Washington, Pittsburgh. Pc. Lorenzo
HUI, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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sumption the personal trials and tbulatons Of their
friends and acquaintance. l don't think they're
naturally vicious; frustrated probably You seldom
find cOntented woman, happy in her own affairs,
who goes in for surreptitious pryng into the lives
Of others. Don't get wrong; most of US have
natural curiosity and propensity for small talk
of the petty, feline type, but in every walk of life
there The Destroyers.
There's old saying that dog who will bring
bone will also carry one. And it's true. Show me
female who will tell Marys private affairs to Susie
and I'll show you gal who will in turn tell Susie's
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Dorothy Scott, will be bridesmaids.
Mr.. Frank Schine will be best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence WOOten,
of 465 Mackubin St., left the city
Thursday, Oct. 10, for Louisville,
KY, where they will spend five
days visiting friends and relatives.
En- route to their destination, they
spent a day visiting in Chicago.
Mr.. Carlos MOffatt, ass Macku-
bin, who has been visiting in Cali
fornia for the past week, is now a
guest of friends in Hollywood, Calf.
He plans to return home in two
weeks.
Bedroom Shower: Mrs. Crystal
Burgess Marmon Of $40 Rondo Ave,
entertained at a bedroom shower,
Sunday evening, Oct. 10, honoring
Miss Jane Moss, bride-to-be. Bunco
was played during the evening and
prizes went to Miss Emma Roberts
and Miss Yvonne Weber. Miss
Moss, the honoree, received many
lovely and useful gifts. Those pres
ent were: Mines. NJ. r. Burgess,
Harvey Moss, C. C. Hill, Alfred
Williams, Millicent Marshall, viii
liam Small, Helen Whiteside, Dor
othy Roberts, Dorazelle Freeze,
James Kirk, Jr., and Miss Emma
Roberts and Miss Yvonne Weber.
Cocktail Buffet: Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Camp were hosts at a cock
tail buffet party, Saturday, Oct.
5, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dodd, 7O1 Carroll Ave,
honoring the then, bride and groom
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M WAY | SEE
y. BY NEIL O0DSOR RUSSELL,

On the subject gOsspng What kind perverse quirk in
nature that nveterae
preaders! know members of who unhoy
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up. Stretch the shoulders back and
down from the breastbOne. Lift
your head straight upward from
the back Of the neck--not from the
chin. Your arms should drop easily
and naturally from the shoulders.
Now shift your weight just q
little 10 the left and bring the right
foot over to the left foot, placing
II so that the heel Is in line with
the arch Of the left foot. The right
knee can bend ever 50 slightly.
Starting from q relaxed pose, re-
peat the movement IN front Of
your mirror. Whenever you feel you
are alOuehing adjust your stance
until Il Is hxed BY habit You win
lose those slumped shoulders, pro-
trudinR head and abdomen, promi-
nent hips and back and your chest
line win become more attractive.
Now who wouldn't trade q little
effort for all this Improvement
walk tall" Hold the position
just described as you walk. For q
free and easy stride swing the legs
from the hips and not from the
knees or ankles. Practice BY pre-
tending 10 walk straight line and
when you have the feel Of Il keep
your head up. The age-old trick o.
placing q book on your head when
praetieing walking and going up
and down stairs is still q good one.
When you can do Il without being
conscious Of the fact that the book
is on your head then you have is
mastered.
By the time you have this fairly
well lined up you'll DO ready 70
take a turn at sitting correctly.
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thing bought years ago and ripe
for the rubbish pile IL your shout
ders SLOUGH, stomach protrudes or
your head pitches forward. And you
yourself will have a half-dead look
instead of the alert, alive and poised
look SO much to be desired. Pos
ture Is the backbone Of confidence.
All right, now that that issue Is
settled, Wen start from "rock-bot-
tom" and do this thing up right.
First, condition your mind by
thinking tall" No matter what
your height, "think tall" Height Is
a stumbling block only If you choose
to regard 1t as such. Slumping helps
not one bit. To the contrary, Il
makes you look insipid and more
self-eonscious. Stand straight and
tall and before you know Il you
will feel that it's rather nice TO be
tall, especially since so many won
derful careers now demand tall
girls
Posture is largely dependent on
the vertebrae In your spine which
are divided into three sections
neck, back and lower sections. The
spine must be held stretched up
and II allowed to slump win event.
ually result in a settled, dumpy
figure.
Begin with q good standing pos
ture. Place the feet about ten Inches
apart with the toes pointing
straight ahead. Bend the knees a
little so that you are not pushing
back on them. Tighten the lower
section and tuck it down and IN
as you push out the back at the
waistline. This makes the stomach
contract.
Now think tall" from the waist
line up to the armpits and stretch
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Three Board Members
From Duluth YWCA
attend Institute

Included among the delegation Of
IL from Duluth, Mimi, attending
the three-day YWCA leadership in
stitute to be held at the Mime
apolis YWCA, Oct. 8 to IL, were
three YWCA board members. They
were: Mrs. George Adams, chair
man Of the interracial committee, a
member Of the travellers commit
tee; Mrs. Wallace Rodney, member
of Girl Reserve committee, CO.
chairman Of the interracial COM
mittee, and Mrs. Edward Nichols,
member of the finance committee.
Mrs. Sallie DixsOn Of 673 w.
Central Ave-, who is confined to
Ancker hospital, is improving nice
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OQIIGK W. Ellis
Gets Appointment
In West Virginia

Carter V. Ellis Of Charleston, W.
Va, was recently appointed Negro
public health educator by the state,
it was revealed last week.
Mr.. Ellis, father Of little Susan
Nan Ellis, the child prodigy, who
appeared several months ago on the
hobby lobby show, got his masters
degree in public health education
at the University of Minnesota this
summer. The Ellis family became
well-knOwn during their stay here.
He lived at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Young, 1920 Fifth
Ave. S., Minneapolis, while attend
ing the University.
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ThirtY-three Mill
Citions Help In
Community Drive

Community Chest solicitors work
ing in this years fund drive in
clude the following Minneapolitans:
Mines. Ward Bell, Elsie Parks,
Opal Westberry, Arthur Nash, Ber-
tina Patton, Lawrence Mccoy, Lillian
Jackson, james Bobo, Hardy White,
J. f. Mitchell, Celestia Griffin, Es-
Their Kincaid, Grace Coleman, Ma
bel Pierson, Princella Scott, Harry
Yessnes, Donald Richards, II. Ma
jarian, Clyde Stanley, Doris Stan
ley, d. Tenhoff, Lillian G. Penn,
Ethel Mcintosh, Cleo Nancy, Ar
letta Ampey, Laura Mae Anthony,
H. Wise, jeanette Luther, Elizabeth
Rand, Dorothy Schiller, Frances Hell
Ter and Ralph Hunt and Messrs.
Henry Thomas, William Westberry,
Harry Lewis, J. T. Wardlaw.
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members unhoy
sumption the personal trials and tribuaions Of their 4
naturally VcioGs frustrated probably YOu seldom
find a contented woman, happy in her own affairs
who goes in for surreptidous prying into the lives
Of others Don't get wrong; of
natural curiosity and a propensity for small talk
of the petty, feline type, but in walk of life
there are The Destroyers
There's an old saying that dog who will bring
f 6ne ~1 h also earTy S Sne And its true ShOT me
and III show gal who will in turn tell Susies
private affairs to to anyone else for thSNELL RUSSELL
straighten out her own nell of hess.
little slip thing spends eifoHThs
keep husband home Sns enough pgt oSeT
sFsy her F DOgd so may Be beside the point think
fortunes she her
usually sympathetic towards aRy her sisters s TRo
Ttab doesn't burning or across
pon % s at crack s q ds s R 1s who
@ f oaS a @ s Aaf wS he
sweet Thank honey By the is YOUR husband staying
with 4s to Rs
minus husband DOR aH %1 ms sas
the pnb % GoS dSm 9 Ta 10
up her comfortable lOve-nest It happens every time.
Note to the American Council Race Relations: received
He'll Dodoa EheF ' one Of 5fy yo Sn'
es should look her casting my
The DOrie Miller broken in the daily
Nine members of the resigned alleging
Maybe the incident will wake the local Rip
form bloc and make function From such
lighting be Of 5f S fRs
and those whom We select for our
racial and can learn use those who would We
current apathy and unity for petty jealousy quarrel
had an IN the Post there
dominating the %Ss SGeu AMY rSe
national and world affairs and trends well sincere desire
don't accomplish much.
From of Gerald Lucfer KOdfsh Smiths THE Letter.
"a organization called The Coumbans It's
@ from 9 & te she &
object and purpose Of the movement to
eawaEenng progressive White community
that is bound together by deep spiritual past
the determination to share a common future"
Phooey
From writer Janet KroI the American Jewish World
shall read carefully the second. Janet writes
Europe to appreciate our R nave over no wh ei &
% in n %ay there Most But ye sS lives
even second generation Americans We very the
fighting survival "a million and half And there are
help ali spirits we %6 %Os SEE htE E
the establishment Of the Homeland in Palestine. E"
ton. o s % 3s @ osn o s n
Ns sses n s sP hGsf the
man against the Negro based economics and White
supply black labor market the lady says great deal Of
sg az ad % 3 n Her of s
for we S Ome Negroes %5 the
against @ and organizations and to
Miss Hasey makes quite eloquent plea stop judging
off Ber BlbO life by predicting goes on ntermarage
thought common no one will give 1t second
Don't throw that brick at Miss Halsey it.
Little word Of young by the name of
long because before his the Of him
Nice going lad ''s race ne veteran !.
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GlRs GRarMt
~ o. 0u
sq RtalIe SurIOcE

Good posture is essential to your matter
what the venture That clever fall wardrobe win look
like Just much stuff you fail to hold yourself correctly
1t will take little effort and little conscious thought but the
reward will be 100 per cent.
The most expensive new dress or suit win look like some
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Social and Personal

Honor Newyweds Mr.. and Mrs. Howard l. Gilbert
1884 E. 32nd St. host and hostess at buffet supper
given of their daughter Mary who became Mrs
Milton Beauford Oct g. The newly married Mr. and Mrs
Beauford were in company with Messrs and Mines Otis
Moodard Courtney Hiyard Mines. Adelia Nevs Florence
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS
o ST. PAUL Q

Bridal Attendants: Miss Roseylan Mcclure daughter of
Mr. Harve Mcclure of 688 Carroll Ave. whose marriage
to Chester Harris of Mrs Mary Davis BOG St. Abans
will take place Friday Nov TO- at St. James AE church. has
chosen her attendants Miss Vesta Harris sister of the
groom will be maid of honor Miss Patricia Mallory and Mrs
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and Mrs Charlie Sanders 81 so5
18TH street. rasCsRnula.
Sergeant ana Mrs Sanders 81.
rived 10 paseanaula Saturday
and are viti bis parents Ms
sandeFs Will resaain allh them
upon sgt Sander return q ms
tatan III California.