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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-24

record for the exposition, but
"Tomahawk", No. l steer of the
wartime Chicago fat stock show,
brought $40 for each of his LILO
corn-fed pounds.
Competition for livestock prizes
is only one phase of this multi
ringed, city-girt farm circus.
Planters vie for such titles as
wheat king, "corn king" and
'oats king. There are sheep
shearing tournaments, and horse
performance tests.
Crowds and Action
The huge international amphi-
theater is, in consequence, a busy
and crowded place. Exhibitors
alone usually number 5000,
drawn from all sections of the
U. S. and five Canadian provinces.
Overall attendance in the ten
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-24

most recent years averaged 450,-
900.
The drama builds up to a eli
max in the award for showing
the grand championship steer. In
this spot, youngsters often steal
the show.
Back in 1910 Evelyn Assay,
10, dainty brunette from Mt.
Carroll, H., collected $3,498 for
her pet, a hulking Hereford nam
ed Sarge.
But the youngest of all who hit
this jingling jackpot was Clarence
Goecke pronounced Jaykee) OF
State Center, Iowa, His Here
ford champ Dick" was knocked
down for 81 a pound in 1928
$8,050-a man-sized haul for a
lad just IL years old.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-24

mnAuTY GOT CASH for a
hsa4l whsn Evelyn Assays
asans was named champion.
mmt 1900 animals entered. Ex-
AblsaGs may take home more
tan s. %. o00- 100000 in prize
my end the balance from sales
- ilpess@k. Most of the cattle,
- and sheep. raised for the
s ase sold Tor slaughter after
49, aAaFas have been distributed.
The otfess-breeding stock-are
ppa back % the farms.
No Ceilings
TlNge Is no ceiling on exhibit
11nn an1mals, and anybody can
nssA6 how high prices viii be bid.
k.usks Strike, top steer of 1929,
bsuuhl Se.25 a pound. That's a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-24
Your Horoscope

THURSDAY, OCT. "a, 1916
The new sign comes in strong.
giving a robust and even violent
nature that may take little heed
of opinions, comfort or peace of
mind of others. Care should be
taken to control this propensity,
for there is indicated a danger
of trouble from giving away too
freely to it, which, unrestrained,
might lead to physical violence.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-24

y0aa wartime blackout
william q. Ogilvie, acting man
amer. expects the revival OF Amer
San aaflculsure's big variety
sta@ e. set new records with al
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-24
Steaks Will Parade
In Chicago's Show

fgncACOSelect succulent strictly prime meut-Gnd lot
u al its COMING 10 town be poroded the hoof before
i i reduced steaks. chops and rousts.
ms roundup OF AL will be display at the 47th
amnnol international live stock exposition reopenng Nov 80
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-24

Madame Curie was born Man
va Sklodowska, and was a gov
erness in Poland before she be-
came a scientist.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11
Ma norodni proznik move PoIiske
posneio IL "sIovenskesa porotevalca"

sko obiikovanje, cetudi je umet-
nisko dognano in polno ritmicne
ocarljivosti in barvite slikovito-
sti, to je poleg tega in preko
tega narodno politicna poezija
in filozofija, XII spremlja zgodo-
vino svoje zemlje in ugiba bo-
doeih poteh svojega ljudstva, XII
je pa po pomembnosti in dovr-
senosti Oboe cloveska in res pri-
znana in obcudovana po vsem
svetu.
''Velika vsemu clovestvu sve-
ia so imena Homer, Dante,
Shakespeare-in ne JAZZ, drugi
svetovni kritiki, estetiki in Ii
terarni historiki 81 MISC pomis-
ljali izgovarjati v isti sapi tudi
linen teh poljskih genijev.
"Cudno, cudezno in eudovito; !;
Poljska, zbrisana z zemljevida
Europe, ljudstvo, prisiljeno tr-
do tlako pod tujimi strahovalci,
XII so hotel zatreti cello poljski
jerk po vec kot pol tisocletnem
buj jnem razcvitanju "a genij
poljski ustvarja svoja najbolj
dovrsena della: prav v tenn, 19,
stoletju, v stoletju poljskega
mucenistva, da Poljska svetu tri
velike pesnike, in najvecjega iz-
med njih Mickiewicza; preseneti
muzike S Chopinom, slikarje z
Matejkom, znanstvenike z 60
spo Curiejevo rojeno Skodlow-
sko, ter uvrsti med nesmrtna
imena angleskih romanopiscev
Josepha Conrada, Korzeniow-
skega po pravem imenu.
"Moje predavanje nj, ne more
in tudi noce biti tecaj O poljski
knjizevnosti. Nekoliko crk mo.
ra zadoscati, da osvetlim te in
one znacilnosti poljske knjige
XII ustvarja narodu dusevnost.
Ali maj govorim 0 'mladi' Poll
ski, kakor so sc imenovali mo.
derni pisatelji Oh prelomu sto-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11

letja? o tragiGni mnogostroki
umetnosti Wyspianskega, XII je
cutil preteklost in tradicijo -
tudi vpliv in obozevanje slavne-
ga trozvezdja- -kot mrtvaka, ki
ga mora prenasati Poljska ma
hrbtu in Sc ga mora iznebiti, ako
Sc hoce pribotiti do novega yzni-
ka po vojni, XII jo je duhu re
davno pref videl. Ali o proroskih
vizijah daljnovidca Norwida?
Ali o pesniku socializma in de-
mokracije, XII je ,naturalisticno
opeval kmecko zivljenje, ker je
vedel, da tici odresenje Poljske
pod kmecko suknjo,' o Janu
Kasprowiczu ali o subtilnem Le-
opoldu Staffu? o sirokem epiku
Reymontu, XII stoji z obema no.
CANA cvrsto ma plodni kmecki
zemlji?
rs temi pisci je poezija stopi-
la z visokega vodilnega mesta,
a nj mic mani umetniska. Narod
s tako dusevno preteklostj jo
prav gotovo nikoli ne more traj-
no onemeti in oslepeti in DO tudi
bodoce rodil velike pevce in
vidce, XII bodo v ponos Poljski in
obogatitev svetu.
"Nasi prvi resni in vazni sti-
XII S to visoko kulturo SO zvezani
S prvim, najvecjim dvigom ma
Sega dusevnega zivljenja, dra-
gimi nam postavami Matte Co.
pa in Franceta Preserna. Takrat
je po Copu Slovenija obiskala
Poljsko, Poljska il je vrnila OBJ
isk po Emilu Korytku. Mi srno
dali poljskemu pregnancu zavet-
je in po smrti zadnje domovanje
v nasi zemlji. On Sc nam je od-
doEil z navdusenim zanimanjem
"a mas jerk in zbiranjem ma
sih narodnih pesmi. Presernov
napis ma njegovem grobu priea,
kako je mas pesnik cenil Koryt-
ku je Preseren spoznal Mickie-
wicza in ga nekaj prevedel.
"Po tenn obetavnem zacetku
pa zveze MISC bile toliko zivahne,
kakor bi bilo v prid obema naro-
donna in prevodi il poljscine SO
(Dalje ma S. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11

poljskega narodnega praznika,
XII so il prisostvovali ugledni dr.
zavniki in drugi odlienjaki. Pes
mix Oton zupancic je incl oh do
ticni priliki naslednji govor:
"Velik narod obhaja danes
svoj prank. Narod z razburka-
no preteklostjo, mogocnim va
lovanjem ljudske duse in njenih
zdravih klic; narod, poln ziv-
ljenjske wolfe, v neprestanem "a
letu, neukroten v svojem strem-
ljenju navzgor; stvariteljski ma
\ rod, XII so mu genialni duhovi v
stoletjih nakopicili ogromen "a
klad idejnega bogastva, da je v
vseh katastrofah IL MEGA zaje-
NAL tolazbe in spodbude "a we'd
no nov vzpon in zagon.
"Zakaj Poljski so zadevale sill
ne katastrofe; bila je polozena
| ma siroko razprostrte ravnine
| brez ostro zacrtanih naravnih
meja, vabljivo torisce "a poho-
| de bojevitih divjih plemen z
vzhoda, pripravno bojisce mo-
/ gocnim sosedom, XII so ma MEM
/ poravnali medsebojne spore in
Il sititi svoj pohlep ma racun uboge
/ zemlje med mimi.
/ "V teh spopadih in napadih
so dosegli Poljaki mnogo uspe-
hov in slavnih zmag, pa uzili tu-
di veliko nesrece, trpljenja in
4 ponizanja. Poljska je bila napo-
sled ne samo zasuznjena, tenn
/ vec razkosana prvic in drugic
/ in Sc tretjic razdeljena in dode-
/ LENA v plen trem razlienim dr.
zavam in kazalo je, da je zares
/ mrtva in "a vekomaj pokopana.
Il "Cudna, cudezna in cudovita
H Poljska! Monarhicno anarhicna
H kraljevina in republika - oboje
Il hkrati. Misticno zamaknjena in
\ vdana V bozjo voljo in puntar-
/ ska, ma tleh in pokoncu, zago-
netno nemirna, krvaveca IL IT,
| soc in tisos ran, verge speta
/ boreca sc "a svobodo drugih!
| Njeni pregnanci SO jo vroco no.
| sill v svojih prsih, raznesli slo-
\ yes njeni usodi in njenem ju-
nastvu po vsem svetu ter dvig-
Mill memo ime kot plamenico in
svetel simbol borbe "a pravico
Franciji, Angliji, Ameriki in
| Avstraliji, povsod, koder so elo-
veska srca bila "a napredek, "a
pridobitve velike francoske re-
/ volucije, zanosnimi gesli o
bratstvu, enakosti, svobodi; tu-
di v carski Rusiji so gledali ma
prednjaki Poljsko prijateljski-
mi simpatijami.
"Visoke gore, XII SO bile Sc brez
imena, so navdusenju "a Po-
lake krstili po njihovih junakih
takrat, ko je Poljska sama poll
ticno lezala kakor mrlic v grobu.
Bila' je velika moralna sila, ME
no ime je imelo v ocestvu vseh
| svobodoljubov cvrsto veljavo in
in svobodo, simbol, obcudovan v
jasen zvenk.
"Ne pricakujte cd meme, da hi
mogel tukaj nocoj samo pribliz-
no razgrniti pred vami vse obil-
no bogastvo poljske dusevnosti,
kakor sc nam izraza v poljski
knjizevnosti. JAZZ vam morem
samo pretrgano bolj izjecljati
kot izpovedati svoje obcudova-
ME tistega, kar il te dusevnosti
poznam in kar v njej cutim in
slutim velikega in pomembnega.
Samo nekaj utrinkov, kratkih
pobliskov.
"Poljska literature je stara.
| ze renesancni dobi ina velike
| poete, XII so dali poljskemu je-
/ ziku gibcnost, da so njihovi ma
sledniki lahko izrazali najrah-
| lejse odtenke custev in misli.
/ Ako il mnozice veleumov, XII SO
/ ustvarjali poljskemu narodu du-
sevnost, dvignemo nase obzor-
II ia coroo cxrof1o fpozxyoz6io Mic.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-21

Empire Want Aos bring iesuIts
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-21
'Y0UCAME ALONG FEATURE TONIGHT
 AT 20TH CENTURY

There's a new face on the Holly wood horizon-one Lizabeth Scott who makes her screen debut as the feminine lead in Hal Wallis You Came Along due at the 20th Gen. tury tonight for a 3-night run. Also starring Robert Cummings and Don DeFore, the cast includes Charles Drake, Julie Bishop and Kim Hunt CT.
 The Scott face previously men toned is strikingly photogenic and the voice is vibrant and loW-pitch- ed Insiders say the Wallis dis covery performs with all the as suance and poise of a veteran actress. And she is star in her very first picture-With a difficult role to play, for the story concerns a romance between Miss Scott and an Army flier, doomed to die by un- fortunate quirk of fate This poses the question as to whether or not two such people should love and marry. though they must crowd lifetime together into the short splan allotted them.
 The picture answers this question in no uncertain terms, as it was answered by scores of people who were in a somewhat similar position during the war. Fear cannot de- p1ive them of their right to happi- ness. They get the most out of life while they can and decide to cope with tomorrow when it comes. The eat-drink k-and-be-merry philosophy is a practical solution to their problem, not a cynical subterfuge And they say the picture has many merry moments, tco, what with a liberal sprinkling of gay, witty lines
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-21
DEANNk DURBlN IS FEATURED IN
 BILL Al CAPITOL

Deanna Durbin appears in gay comedy role again in her new Uni versal picture, Because of Him, which opens Sunday at the Capi- tol Theatre.
 Co-starring with Miss Durbin are two of her former leading men, Charles Laughton and Franchot Tone, while the supporting cast in- cludes the well-liked Stanley Ridges Donald Meek and Helen Frederick
 Laughton is seen with Deanna in Tt Started With Eve" while Tone was her leading man in His Buffers Sister"
 In the story, Deanna portrays a waitress who aspires to become a stage actress. Laughton is famous footlight ham and Tone a wolfish playwright
 A special short feature is the new March of Time, Night Cluh Room" An introduction to night spots, including bands and person. alities well known, song artists and others are spotted in the MOT film.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-21
LUTHERAN YOUNG
 PEOPLE TO GO ON
 OUTING TOMORROW

Leaving the church at 2 pm. Sunoay, the Senior Young People of the Lutheran church will go to the Nevin's cabin on Point Louisa. Weather permitting, fishing will be done in the afternoon. Following supper, devotions will be held.
 Young people desiring Christian fellowship are invited to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-21
LAST RITES FOR
 ARTHUR ". NELSON
 TO BE HELD HERE

SEATTLE, Sept. 21.-Funeral services for Arthur w. Nelson, 43- year-old chief engineer of the Fish and Wildlife Service ship Grizzly Bear, will be held in Juneau, Alaska. He died at the Marine Hospital here Tuesday after a two months illness. He was a member of the Moose Lodge, Juneau. His mother, Mrs. Hilma Nelson, Ju- neau, survives.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-21
ELLIOTT ROBERTSON
 K TO BE MARRIED

Elliott R 0 bert s on, weiiknown young man of Juneau, and Miss Dorothy Hill will be married in An choraee next Monday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Robertson, parents cf tSe groom-to-be left today by PNA plane to attend the wedding.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-21
CLOTHING SENT 10 HOLY CR0SS BY GOA
 HIGHLY hppREC!kTED

Juneau Chapter of the Catholic Daughters of America reports that letter has been received from Sister Mary Edwards of Holy Cross. Sister Mary said that they were very pleased with the clothing sent them after the recent drive con- duoted by the GOA, and added that they wished to thank everyone who helped in the collection or donated clothing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-21

LISTEN ' pm. KINY-Sept. 30, October 5 and 7-Hot-Alaska Tax Payers League. Program Speaker, Albe,t White. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-21

The name Japan is Q corruption of the Chinese word zapangn, meaning source Of the sun.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09

chell and Louise Clinton were the
delegates. Althea Mitchell gave an
original reading on the program.
Mrs. C. j. McNeal attended the
Home &c Conference in Jackson
last Saturday.
Mrs. A. NJ Rogers attended the
State Federation meeting in Laurel
last week She reports an excellent
meeting. The Seventh Congressional
District, over which she is presi-
dent, reported 100 percent
We hope frankie Mackey may
soon recover from an eye ailment
The Senior Glass is missing her
very much.
The girls basketball team plans
their initial game soon. Practice is
well underway.
The Junior Glass is making rapid
strides in education. The boys foot
ball uniforms excite them so much
they think a lieutenant governor
is required in the Merchant Marine
Well, Juniors are Juniors, you know
The shoe rally given by group
| No I of the Junior class was a sue
cess. Jim Moore won the prize.
The 9th Grade A has been or
gained, with Mrs. D. B. Jones as
sponsor. The following make UP
| their official staff: President, Fred
erick Anderson; vice president, c.
L. Branch; secretary, Margaret Lew
is; assistant secretary, Bertha May;
treasurer, Hazel Luckett; chaplain,
Catherine Williams; business man
ager, T. c. Taylor The club has
been name d"The Athenian."
The 9Th Grade B, with Mrs. R. c.
Boyd sponsor, has the following of
ficers: President. Mary A. Jones:
vice president, Doris L. Moore; sec
rotary, Sarah d. Luckett: assistant
secretary, Edna J. Garner; treasur-
l er, Desaree Blackman. The name
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09
|JC Tigers Off
To Little Rock
Sal, Nov. 9

The Jackson College Tigers are
practicing daily on aerial tactics
which they will use extensively
against Coach Howard Squat"
Johnson's powerful Philander Smith
eleven Saturday. November 3, in
Little Rock, Arkansas.
Coach T. B. Ellis stated that the
Tigers would be at full strength for
their tussle with the Philander
Smith squad
Robert Cooper. guard, who has
seen little service in the last two
games due to injuries, will be in
the Tigers starting lineup to
strengthen the Tigers defense
against Philander Smiths ground
attack.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09
P. 7. A. Notes

The Kinds County Council, after
IS years, is still holding very in
spirational meetings, as was verified
at the Burley Hamilton School on
Friday, Oct. 30th. The president,
Mrs. Freda Powell, was late in
reaching the place. Vice President
Mrs L. M. Cotton presided and, with
the program in hand, conducted a
very interesting meeting.
Theme of program: Juvenile Pro-
lection, was very nicely opened by
Mrs. A. M. Flanders, Mrs. Marshall
and Mr.. ]. o. Rails, who discussed
the fact that the home, school,
church and community are respon-
sible for the protection of our youth.
Mrs. Harris, our very efficient and
wide awake Jeanes Agent closed
the discussion with some very time
ly questions which involves the
agencies of the counties, such as
Home Demonstration, Farm Agent.
Boy Scout leaders an danyone work
ing with youth-what are these do
ing to help prevent delinouencies.
The State President, Mrs. ]. E.
Moncan, complimented the interest
ing program and brought to their
attention the membership drive and
Teacher Appreciation Day; also the
fact that parent-teacher work is
celebrating fifty years of steady in
crease of membership and a widen
ing circle of its ideals and object
ives which has nearly two million
members of all races and creeds.
Information and literature are
available on request, SO no one
should be ignorant of this all i'm
portant program of child welfare
and youth protection.
The meeting closed with a lovely
luncheon as usual and to meet at
Bolton in January.
Mrs. L. NJ. Cotton. Vice Pres
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09

The campaign for the William
Johnson Bethlehem Center has past
the 81 percent mark. Orchids to the
leader and workers.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09

of the club is 'The George w. Car
vore."
The 9Th Grade C, with Miss Marie
f. Douglass sponsor, has the fol-
lowing officers: President, Alice
Coleman; vice president, Luretha
Adams; secretary, Rosie Sims; as
sistant secretary, Herstine Goodloe;
treasurer, Mary Singleton; chaplain,
Marion Bradley; business manager,
Willie Thomas: name, ''The Co.
Operative Club"
Church News
The AME. Conference is now
history. A well attended and excel
lent services marked the main fea-
lures of the conference. The pag-
cant, directed by the efficient pas
| tor, Rev. A. T. Ward, was an at
tractive feature. Much praise has
! been given him for this splendid
piece of work.
Bishop and Mrs. S. T. Greene
were the house guests of Principal
and Mrs. A. M. Rogers during their
stay here.
DR.. ]. W. Hair was returned to
the Jackson District P. E. and Rev
A. t. Ward comes back as pastor oil
Hampton Chapel. We congratulate
both on their success during the
year and extend best wishes for
the new conference year.
Sport News
| Our athletic group is making
rapid strides. Watch and listen to
see and hear more from us as time
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09

. rolls on.
:, The Primary School has equipped
Swings for the smaller children
Quite wonderful idea for their
wholesome recreation.
i Alumni News
We feel proud of Miss CAROLYN
Carter and Mr.. Leroy Ellis of Toug-
aloo, who recently made a toir
with the choir, visiting northern
lpoints.
Miss Vivian Virgins of Tougaloo
who had a very serious operation
is reported doing nicely at this writ
ing. We are hoping for her a speedy
recovery.
The boys enjoy their football toys
and are rushing the yellow and
blue sweaters. Fine, boys, we are
proud for you.
The weather continues beautiful
and our thougts are beautiful. too
So from this we close until another
week, then we'll be seeing you.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09
William Johnson
Center News

All of the Girl Scout Troops at
the William Johnson Bethlehem
Center are celebrating Girl Scout
Week. They were instructed to at
tend services at their respective
churches Sunday, October %, in
uniform.
The Brownies went to jackson
College Monday evening, October
20, for Song Clinic.
Wednesday evening, October 30,
Troops SO and 70 attended the Folk
Dancing at Jackson College.
The Senior Troop 63 frolicked
with the other Senior Scouts on
Thursday night, October 81, at a
Halloween Party.
The four troops participated in
the Girl Scout Own Program Sun
day, Nov. 3. They sang lullabies.
Troop 70 is planning Needle
Hour on Friday evenings. Mrs Ale
tina Brown will instruct them.
The Boys Club with their leader
Miss Minnie Parish, met at the home
of Johnnie Blunson, Harris Alley
Tuesday, Oct. %. Johnnie is Grip
pie, who is a member of the club
has been confined to bed for over
two months He was very happy to
have the boys with him. While
there plated belts were made out
of strings. They plan to visit John
ME again at an early date.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09

Criticism is something you can
avoid by saying nothing, doing
nothing and being nottingham
onymous.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09

5O4 Postoffice Building, Jackson, Mississippi
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09
EAGLE EYE

Our school continues to grow. For
the second month we have an en-
rollment of about 1900. Students
continue to come.
The Bethune Federated Club was
wei Represented at the state meet
ing in Laurel. Misses Grace Jack
son, Althea Mitchell. Merits Nit
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09

The white oil from which cold
creams are made is a highly re-
fined, odorless, colorless oil made
from specially selected crudes.