The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-05-09
Consressmun WIN M. Whittinston

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NvallroI maLlerS ana - Chairman vi
.Ila. very Anporlans committee.
So Iaany years as Circuit Judge
rnere just isn't anybody else to con-
sluer. ile Is renominaIed. unopposeo.
Anal Is lrue also OF Chancellor M.
A.. montgomery, one OK the best
LAlalicenors on The bench. He Is
s4lsl,lclly Supreme LouIt lumber
suo we may hope 10 see him men,
Der of that BODY in time.
II Everybody Outside Of Town
was broke 1t would be just as good
sense TOR town citizens to provide
money 70 start them off again. That
wound enable them to trade in town,
support its businesses, all to mutual
proIit Of town and country. Stripped
Of all it, petty jealouses that Is ex'
acuy what the loan to Britain means.
For many months the British stood
alone between the Huns and world
domination. 1t was exhaustin2, they
are broke and tired. Self interest
calls ON US to make them the loan
as quickly as it can be done. Inc
americans VINO negotiated the loan
agreement were completely patriotie
ana well informed. We cannot 90
better than trust their work.
Mothers DGy" Il q Bsout0ul
Sentiment. 1t has been SO dihgenty
commercialized that we are mol
allowed to think Of love and rever'
ence and little things to DO 70
hgnten her burdens or honor ner
memory. No, we have to remember
TO BUY something" to give her
then forget il for . year.
Aleatras Island Prison u where
the most desperate Federal Prison
ery are confined-robbers, killers.
In Just about every case they are
men who should have ben sentenced
to death. Soft hearted soft headed)
iuries or judges moved by silly SEN
timent have given less than q death
sentence. These desperadoes sur
prised q guard. armed themselves.
So tar two prison officials are killed;
Il wounded. The leader murdered .
II. s. Marshal and was sent to prison
instead OF having his neck stretch
ed. It should convince even the SEN
timentalist but won't; they are in
durable.
The pulsstiuo Trouble Is some
thing we got ourselves into, nobody
asked US to NEEDLE. It's very hot
potato the British drew. after World
War !, in the shape OF mandate
over Palestine. It seemed to the
British Prime Minister Of the time
that it would be just the thing to
hand it over to the Hebrews ana ne
promised that without considering
the Arabs who had been in control
for 10 many centuries. When they
heard Of the promise the Arabs
entered strenuous objection and the
situation got hotter and hotter. Then
we butted in, suggested to the Eng
Ish what they should do about 1t.
Fine" said they. ''let's send joint
committee to suggest . solution"
It was done, the joint American
British commission have announced
a solution" The Jews are tre-
mendously displeased. The Arabs
even more so. The Jews propose to
assert their rights in the country by
force of arms. The Arabs say they
will resist with every means in
their reach and will have the aid OF
the powerful Mohammedan nations
and peoples. The situation IS highly
explosive. The British, quite logic
ally, suggest that we send several
combat divisions to help them keep
the peace. There is plenty OF fuel to
start the dread Holy War and new
conflagration. The Russians will
certainly back the Arabs. You take
it from there.
Mississippi Spoxtsmen. Men ond
Women. from all over the state Will
meet in Jackson at the City Audi
torium tomorrow-May 10th, Friday
-1or the purpose of forming an or
ganization that will have for It's
object to conserve the dWlndhn8
game and fish supplies and work IN
cooperation and harmony with the
State Game and Fish Commission
An end of open hunting and fishing
is in sight unless we take better
care of our seed game and fish and
fur bearers. In addition to efficient
informed and non-political Wardens
we need public sentiment that VIII
back up the regulations and insist
ON observance of seasons and limits
II we do not get it our children can
not have the outdoor pleasures even
in the skinny measure we have had.
YOU are invited.