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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04

vstopnine; John r. Sammon,
prometni komisar, pa trdi da je
mad 100000 ljudi opazovalo
tekme " okrozju velikega leta-
lisca, ne da bi placali kaksno
vstopnino.
Za zmagovalce v raznih te-
kmah so bile dolocene nagrade
dveh vrst. Enc so bile "a zma-
govalce z letali, XII rabijo gasolin
"a pogon. Druge vrste nagrade
so bile "a pilote, XII so vodili
"zet" letala, XII rabijo "a kurivo
z zrakom mesani petrolej.
Prvo nagrado "a letala, XII ra-
bijo gasolin, je dobil Alvin M.
Johnston, il Niagara Falls, N.
Y, XII je vodil Bell P-39 in je do
segel brzino 373 1908 mill ma uro.
Nagrada je znasala $4,000
skupno Thompsonovo trofejo.
Poleg tega so bile Sc nekatere
postranske nagrade, tako da je
prejel nekaj mad $4,000.
Sorazmerno so dobili nagrade
tudi letalci ma drugem mestu it'd.
Ia zmago z letalom, XII operira
ma jet in rabi petrolej zmesan z
zrakom, je dobil prvo nagrado
major Gus E. Lundquist IL
Wright Field letalisca, XII je vodil
Shooting star" P-SO v brzini
515:853 mill ma uro.
Y vseh tekmah Sc je doseglo
move rekorde. Tako je Paul
Mantz il Burbank, CAL, preletel
raxdaljo do clevelandskega leta-
liSca Y 4 urah, AZ minutah in IA
sekundah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
Letalske tekme bile velik uspeh; bogate
nagrade iZplacane "a razne move rekorde

Frederick G. Crawford, pred
sednik National Air Races je
naznanil, da 80 letosnje letalske
tekme izpadle povsem uspesno,
kot Sc je pricakovalo. Okrog
100000 ljudi je v stirih dneh pla-
calo vstopnino, da SO mogli cd
blizje opazovati razne letalske
tekme. Ben T. Franklin, glavni
poslovodja "a to priredbo, je de-
jal, da racuni Sc MISC zakljuceni,
vendar Sc gotovostjo pricaku-,
je, da bo preostanek, kar Sc DO
nalozilo v sklad Air Foundation
of Cleveland, XII DO ma razpolago
"a organiziranje slicnih tekem
v letu 1947,, XII sc bodo obnovile
v Clevelandu.
ze sedaj obljubljajo, da DO
~obcinstvo prihodnje leto delezno
boljse postrezbe, da bodo prosto-
ri "a parkanje avtomobilov bolj
prirocno urejeni, kot tudi who'd
in izhod ma letaliscu. Izpopolnilo
Sc DO razne nedostatke, kar sc
:je opazilo sedaj, da ovirajo ma
rod, XII je prihitel il vseh drzav
unite ma opazovanje teh tekem.
fVec tkot 100000 avtomobilov je
obiskalo letalisce v stirih dnevih,
Xxi so eden drugemu ovirali pro-
met po cestah, XII vodijo v blizi-
no letalisca. Okrog 400 posebnih
policajev je inadzorovalo- avto-
mobilski promet okrog letalisca.
Ben T. Franklin. glayni poslo-
rvodja, letalsAih, teken je dejal,
da il najmanj 125. 900 ljudi opa-
zovalo tekme il daljave, katerim
nj bilo treba placati nobeue
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
sVEToVNA: KONFERENCA
IA PREHRANO OTVORJENA

COPENHAGEN, Danska, 2.
sept-Danes Sc je tn otvorila
svetovna konferenca organiza-
cije Zdruzenih narodov "a pre-
hrano in poljedelstvo, ma kateri
bodo zastopniki 81 narodov
ukrepali glede boja proti svetov-
nj lakoti. Med drugim je bilo
porocano, da Sc je polozaj glede
zita nekoliko izboljsal, da pa je
situacija v mnogih dezelah Sc
vednO resna. T.. ..' -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
ITALIJANSKI FTNANCNI
MINISTER JE ODSTOPM

RIM, 3. septembra. - Ma pri-
tisk komunistov je odstopil "a
kladniski minister Epicarmo
Corbino. S tenn sc obeta nova
kabinetna kriza ma predvecer
odhoda ministrskega predsedni-
ka Alcide De Gasparija ma mi
rovno konferenco.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
|AMERIKA IZRoc1LA
JUGosLAv1JI ZAHTEvo
"a oDsKoDNINol =

I ;WASHNGTON, g. sept
- Drzavni podtajpik Cal
ayton je izrocil danes jugo-
slovanskemu upravniku po-
SLOW dr.. Sergeju Makiedu
3,1OO besed vsebujoco noto,
v kateri je Jugoslaviji po-
vedano, da bo spor radi Sc
strelitve dveh letal epozab-
lien, ako bo jugosloyanska
vlada placala polno odskod-
nino "a letala in izgubljena
zivljenja.
Jugoslavija Sc je radi in
cidentov ze opravitila in OBJ
ljubila placati skodo.
Istocasno je ameriska VIA
da ponovila prejsnjo izjavo,
da SO trditve Jugoslaviie 0
stevilnih poletih ameriskih
letal mad Jugoslayijo preti-
rama, in da je prvo letalo, XII
je bilo prisiljeno na zemljo,
zgresilo pot radi slabega
Vremena.
IL Belgrade Sc med tenn
pOroca, da Sc krsitve jugo-
slovanske suverenosti cd
strani ameriSkih letal Sc
vedno nadaljujejo, in da je
Jugoslavija pozvala Zed.
drzave "a jamstvo, da Sc to
" bodoce ne DO vec dOgaja-
lO.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
Zaveznisko izzivanje dovedlc
do tragicnega incidenta pri
Bledu, pravi pisatelj Adannicc

Prvo obsirno in avtentieno razlago ozadja. Xxi je
dovedlo do ragienega incdenta pri Bledu. je podal
amerish javnosti pisatelj Louis Adamie elanku. XII
je izsel z. septembra v new-Yorskem dneynku PM.
Adamieev Glanek glasi:
Slovenska Koprivnik, v koe blzini e 49, augusta
pablo pet amerskih lealcev mi znana spominajoc
Sc one nepopsno lepe pokrane mi danes tezko
Jugosovan bi bill mora svoje stran stort vse kar e
bilo mogoce gede kako veko je bilo zzivane
da bi bill prepreci to ragedio-ne rad tega ker Zed
drzave dale 80 odstotkov blaga UNRRAe XII e dospeo
Jugosavo, temvec enostavno vsled tega ker Glove
skega in polticnega salsca to b bilo seo zgoditi
Ampak mi tukaj Amerki, ako hocemo poSteno su-
M interesom miru in pravicnost udaati
jez da zanjo nj nobene podage Mora bi skusati
meti brez morazranja in naprej ustvarenh sodb kako
in zakaj e prso tako dalec da bila amerska etaa
sestrele jena jugoslovanskega neba
prv vrst e treba pomniti da so okol deset zad-
nh amerSko ugoslovansxi odnosa stano slab
Sail kot del rastocega nasprotsva med zapadom who
DOM
To destvo je zrcalilo najostree Julijski krani
ker cuo Jugoslovan da skusao zapadne sle dati kon
chi pecat svoe odobrtve tertoran krvic katero so
vrsii prvi sveovni vojn ker stole naspro patro
le angoameriskih in ugosovanskih sill preko de-
markacske nije katero e mnogokrat ocvdno ezko ugo
tovi med tenn ko eakao odlocev mirovne konference
Parzu kjer odnosaji med zapadon in vzhodom stall
ostrijo. ..>. ....
tel atmosferi je prislo do spopadov. Nedavno so
ae1lsk1 Voatl uolH ava ugosoVanska VoJaka Nek anne
rsi vojak e bill napaden zasede in ubit cd koga
nkdar dognalo. Topov amerskih bonih lad so manner
jeni Trst Amerska mornarcna sla orasko maticno
ladjo Franklin Delano Roosevelt je odpula Sredozem
je Amersk polk obronku Gorice paradira polni
vojni Qpremi.
Ameriski poslanik Begradu in njegov prv tajnk sta
obce znana kot odprto nepraeska glede mnogh karak
teristik novega rezima Jugoslav in je da pod
pihujeta opozicijo proti MENU
In amerska letala brez pojasnla ali povoda ne
presano podajala ogledovane polee mad ugoslovan
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
Danes je zadnji dan "a
plaEitev zemljiskih davkov

Danes je zadnji dan, da 81 lah-
ko placate zemljiske davke "a
drugo polovico leta 1945, brez
kazni. Davcni urad v sodnijskem
poslopju ma Lakeside Avenue
DO danes odprt do 4.30 ure. Kdor
DO zamudil rok plaeitve davkov,
DO moral placati dodatno kazen,
znasajoco 21a odst. ceki post
MIN zigom pred polnocjo nocoj
bodo sprejeti kot pravoeasno
dospeli. ~ ~. ., -.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04

Prevrnjeni traktor je razlil
gasolin, XII je' prisel v dotiko 2
zveplom, kjer je bio shranjeno
1000 ton zvepla vtovarni "a ke-
mikalije pri American Agricult.
ural Chemical Co., w. 40 St. in
Puritas Rd., in povzrocil ogenj,
XII je unicil tovarno in zveplo: Ga.
silci so bill pri. gasenju zelo owl
rani ysled nizkega pritiska vo-
de. Poskodovan nj bill nihce
skoda znasa $4,000.
POKOJNI SALAllANT
Pokojni Anthony Salamant
ki je podlegel poskodbam, kate.
re je. dobil, ko je bill zadet cd
trucka, je bill clan drustva Zdru-
zeni bratje 1t. 26 SNIP.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
KROZEK ST. l PROGRESIV.
NH SLOVENK

Jutri vecer oh 7::3O uri sc vr.
81 redna mesecna seja krozka st,
1 Prog. Slovenk v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Ave. Clanice so vabljene, da sc
udeleze v obilnem stevilu. Ob.
enem Sc naprosa clanice, da L.
kazejo .zadnjo cast pokojnemu
Anthony salamant, soprogu ma.
se clanice Rose salamant, kate,
rega truplo lei ma mrtvaskem
odru v zeletovem pogrebnem
zavodu ma 65O2 st. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
LIST "AMERIKANSKI
SLOVENEC" PRoDAN..
K. S. K. JEBNoTI

Kot poroca chicaski "Ameri-
kanski Slovenec", XII izhaja dva-
krat ma teden, je bila 80. avg.
med 81. upraynim. = odborom
KSKJ in tiskovno druzbo Ed
most" podpisana pogodba glede
prodaje "Amerikanskega Slo-
venca". List je odkupljen cd del
'niske druzbe brez tiskarne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
Sola 50 je priesla

Sola 50 je priesla s*,.=4
.Vceraj Sc je pricel pouk v sed-
mih predmestnih krajih Cleve-
landa, to jew javnih solah. Danes
pa Sc pricne pouk v vetini kato-
,liskihi Sol clevelandske skofije,
kot tudi vvecini javih sol v pred
okraju. Pouk v javnih solah v
Clevelandu Sc pricne v ponedel
jek 8. septembra, kot tudi v
Bratenahlu in East Clevelandu
ter v vseh drugih obcmah, kjel
Sc nj pricelo 8 poukom ia teden.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
zUPAN BURKE PREJEL !.
CASTNI sDOKTORAT

Y " nedeljo oh priliki 60. gra,
duacij jske slaynosti v John Car.
roll univerzi je bill podeljen cast
nj doktorat prava zupanu Tho.
mas A. Burkeju ma University
Heights kampusu. Poleg zupana
Burkeja SO bill 81 tyiie druai de.
lezni slicnih Gastis .tsy ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
"Slovenski dom" oropan

Vceraj zgodaj zjutraj SO ia.
tovi vlomili vpivski prostor Slo.
venskega donna ma Holmes Ave.,
in odnesli 125 steklenic zganja
in $50 v ,gotovini. Roparji SO
tudi vlomili v poslopje "Union
of Poles. of America" ma 65O1
Lansing Ave-, kjer SO well
$1,750 v gotovini in "a $4,000
vojnih bondov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
IsCE BRATA IN SESTRO

Mrs. Mary Grivitz, 1900 Nor,
wood Rd., ,ie prejela pisno liz
stare domovine, v katerem Ise ja
naprosa, da bi poizvedela "a ma
SLOW ;Miha Knapica in Mar y
skrlep, XII sta svojeeasno bivala
v Chicago, ILL.,. Ia njiju bi rad
zvedel brat Leopold Knapic il
vasi Stara kolonija pri Kocevju,
Jugoslavija. &c sama to .Gitata
ali pa ce kdo We "a njiju raslov,
Sc prosi, da sc sporoci MRS. ;Gri.
vitz, XII jirha ina "a sporociti no.
vice cd donna, ~ 3s IT. T.,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04

Tri milijons a poslopjs ]
Samuel Horwitz je placal tri
milijone dolarjev, Cleveland
Trust Co. q Navy poslopje ma
oglu =. IS st. in Euclid Ave,
kjer sse je svoi tas snahajala
Higbee veletrgovina.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04

.POZDRAVI
L Chicago, nL posiljata po-
sdraye vsem svojim prijateljem
in odjemalcem Mr.. il Mrs. Louis
Oswald, ii v01ita trgovino na
'GroyeWood Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04
Slovenski delegat Jugoslavije odprl
borbo "a Julijsko krajino v Parizu

PARIZ, 3. septembra - Jugoslavija je danes ne
usmiljenem oratoricnem naskoku Italo odprla kam
panic pro kompromisnemu sklepu velike cetvorice in
zahtevala, da Jugosav prizna ozemlje Juijske
krane, kaero zapadne sile zroee Ital po prvi
town. vojn
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04

PARIZ, %. augusta 20: N. A. - Nencija ma noben
nacn bo postala predmet razprav sestanku
nh ministrov velike eetvorice XII ina zbra da po-
skus pospeSiti deo konference 21 narodov ..-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-04

Kdor il Aocolsol li,tbs dGrlsjes
10 otnSko bolsic0 y SlovesDiji
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12

and food. These outbreaks. cause
by such things as spoiled food,
impure raw milk, improperly steril-
lied utensils and dishes, infected
foodhandlers, etc, were responsible
for 15,863 cases of illness and Ga
deaths.
This considerable amount of pre-
ventable illness and death does not
tell the whole story. Thousands of
cases of food poisoning occur with
out ever being reported; most of
them recover, fortunately, but have
undergone distressing attacks of
suffering that leave them needlessly
weakened.
Principal diseases spread by con-
taminated water, milk and milk
products and food are typhoid fever,
gastroenteritis, diptheria, scarlet
fever, dysentery, trichinosis and
botulism, disease usually due to
improperly processed home canned
foods. Lack of proper refrigeration,
careless handling of foods and
dishes by those who prepare meals
and infection by flies and rats all
play large part in the spread of
preventable disease. But in addition
to what is done with food after it
reaches the kitchen, home owners
must consider the essential matter
of protection from surface drain
age and seepage from sewage. Safe
water, milk and food require SANTA
ton in surroundings as we'll as
kitchens.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12
Hazlehurst News

The beautiful home of Mr. and
Mrs. Kelley Adams was the scene
of a delicious Turkey dinner Sun
day, January 6. honoring Mrs. Ad-
ans nephew, Pvt. Leonard Watson
Jr. Pvt. Watson has been in service
for three years, having served two
years overseas. Others enjoying the
dinner were Rev. and Mrs C. H.
Harper Mr. and Mrs j. T. Beacham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Winston,
Mr.. and Mrs Lige Adams, Mrs.
Fannie McKinize, Mrs. Cordelia Da-
venport, Mrs. Georgia Lee and Mr..
Porter Wynn.
Rev. H. B. Burrage, his new wife
and four sons were present at the
Church of Christ Holiness, on New
Years night as guest of Rev Levy
Rev. Burrage preached a sermon
that was filled with the spirit and
his wife played an important part
in the service
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12
Crystal Springs

Presiding Elder L. A.. Carpenter
of the Port Gibson District held
his 1st quarterly conference at Tur-
ner Chapel A. M. E. Church, Janua-
ry So. The business session was
held on Saturday evening with re-
ports from both churches combined.
The presiding Elder preached three
soul stirring sermons during the
quarterly meeting. Amount raised
during the quarterly service was
a$7l27. The Elder was paid in full.
The Presiding Elder commended the
pastor, Rev. T. H. Brown and men,
.bers for such fine work. C. L.
Robertson, Reporter.
Mrs. Ana Block wishn to an
nounce the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss Easter Taylor to Pfc James
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12

A mistake in buying farm may
result in years of wasted effort and
the loss of a lifetime's savings,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12

being "a square and being a square
don't get you nowhere. the world
has no place for sad sacks and dim
drips and when you waste your
time, instead of trying to get you
some of that very fine stuff known
as education, some day, you'll be
sorry.
And, to those chicks we say riding
around in car last week, during
school hours, we know you mama
and papa wouldn't like it, so get
hepped, next time we'll call names.
We are certain that Earlee Dent
is happy that the holidays are over
and Ella Mease Oliver is back in
New Orleans, cause Leroy hardly
let Ella Mease out of his sight
get wise Earlee, this fellow is all
out for Ella Mease and really don't
care who knows it.
For the sake of those who are
interested, there are two drivers
for Dotty Cab No. 159 and we said
last week, the jumpin chick says
one of them really sends her, now
the questhion is, which one?
Annie Grace Ward and Joseph
England are the perfect lovebirds
of the week.
Lucy Miller and James really
have lot of fun at the Keystone
don't you kids?
Bill Spates certainly has a lot
to say to little girl from out West,
only it seems she don't do right,
we advise him to stick to the little
girl up North.
Altho Robert Mechanics wanted
to blow his top when James Gar
land and Lurene Resse were seen
together, he doesn't sem to have
much to say about Sailor boy Body
and Vra Eatmon Looks like you
just amt in there any more Robert
ole boy.
Sack was looking for a certain
chick out on Everett Street and
he had murdered in his eyes, bet
ter be careful babe.
Willie Brown and Annie Mae
Cotton are back together, amt love
grand?
Chester Dobson doesn't get a.
round much it seems after the
girl of his dreams gave him the
brush off. Too bad ole man.
Levenia and John are still that
way about each other, or are they?
From all indications, Bessie Ware
still has William Arnold at his back
and call, that's the way it seemed
the other night.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12

Manila-Cpl. Willie B. Parker, son
of Mrs. Eliza Parker, and husband
of Mrs. Beatrice Parker 40 Lynch
St, Grenada, Miss, is returning to
tn eUnited States under the Army
Decentralization plan after twenty
two months service in the Pacific
theatre.
Cpl. Parker served with the 869th
Engineer Aviation Battalion in New
Guinea and the Philippines. He was
employed by the Grenada Coca Cola
Bottling Company prior to his in
4duction.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12
North Jackson News
REV. A. r. THOMAS. Reporter

The Homecoming Day sponsored
~ the New Hope M. B. Church
md pastor, Rev j. c. Hunt, Sunday,
January 6, was a splendid service
The service was spiritual and in
piring and was greatly enjoyed by
Ill. Visitors present were Rev. and
Mrs. A. R. Thomas, 2l21 Mobile ST.,
Mrs. lola Wilson, Ludlow st. Mrs.
Hunt reviewed the Sunday lesson
with much interest. The pastor and
ehurch invites all to be present on
Tuesday night, January IS, to wit
hess an ordination to be held there.
Miss Alberta and Miss Lille Nor
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12

MANILA-Pvt. Sam Mosley, hus-
band of Mrs. Corina Mosley who
resides at Electras, Mississippi, is
serving with the Co. e" 1311th
Engineer General Service Regiment
in Manila
Pvt. Mosley has been in the SER
vice for 10 months spending 3
months overseas, having been di-
rectly redeployed from the States
to the Philippines. He was awarded
the American Defnse Ribbon, Phi
lippine Liberation Ribbon, Asiatic
Pacific Ribbon, Victory Ribbon, and
the God Conduct Medal. He was
formerly employed by the Alabama
Shipyard at Burner.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12


=. Wilson, the ceremony taking
place. December is. The happy
groom has returned to camp from
where eeexpects to be sent over
seas soon.
Taylor Grove Quartet is render
ing a program Sunday evening at
8 O'Clock at Pine Grovee church
for the benefit of Mrs. Mozeller
Ivory Everybody is invited to be
present.
Mr. Sterling Jordan is home with
ms wife and daughter, and Ster-
line (FluggD Jordan, after serving
nine months in the Army Mr.. Jor-
dan has received his honorable
discharge.
The Party given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanney Terry, honor
ing Miss Ernestine Abney was a
big success. Delicious refreshments
were served. There were many
guests from Hazelhurst and Cry
stall Springs and they all reported
a most enjoyable time.
A elmer Roast was given at the
Studgis' Friday night and it was
enjoyed by all.
Returning home from Europe
/ December %, after serving two
years overseas. is Pfc. John E. Redd
who served with the @. M. Truck
O., as a truck driver. Pfc. Redd has
five battle stars and three ribbons.
He served in England, France, Bel
GUM, Holland, ermany, Chechos-
laVakia. He receifed his basic train
ing at Camp McClain, Miss. Pfc.
Redd was in the army for three
years. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Redd. He has received his
honorable discharge.
CRYSTAL SPRINS GOSSIP
P. S. has found a new baby and
its none other than Sonny Miles.
Gladys Taylor is going down slow.
The girls are letting Little Boy
BARLEY slide for a change. P. S.
is wild as deer. Velma S. is cele-
brating her % birthday on the 18th
OF January. Many happy returns
Ball. Now Edna Roy Davis will stop
you soon. Carline Davis better be
careful about putting your trust in
R. H. jackson, cause he's no where.
All you jumping cats and chick
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12
Moon and Willie Travis.

Moon and Willie Travis.
Moses Young was doing ralreet
for themselves Friday mite in Club
119, where was Kitty?
L. c. ayes was afraid to speak to
his cousin in the movies Friday
evening now isn't that "a shame.
Axe, Johnny Jones, Willie James
and Walter are the great lovers
of the Big Apple Inn, no fooling.
Now that Mary is here, wonder
how Elna will stand with Johnnie?
We have our ideas, but are not
taking just yet.
Arthur Hillary is back in town
and going to Jackson College No
wonder a number of the young
chicks hearts are all Hutter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12
T attling Tess

Wiul ltllC sllOliStdyo WEI anu llOSt
of the cats and chicks back in
school, everything is shaping up
fine, however, to those cats and
chicks who persist in staying out
of school, cutting classes and gaking
phony excuses to your teachers,
we should like to say, you amt
being smart at all, in fact you are
are invited to attend the dance
at the Colored Skating Rink, Janua-
ry 81 Music by FRED HARRIS
AND HIS NIGHT DREAMERS, the
best band that has been this way
in long time. :.
Lovebirds Of the week: Johnnie
Lee and Mildred May; George and
Grace Price; G. w. and Ethel Lee
BARLEY; John c. and Eta Mae
Richardson; Edd and Edna Ray
Garrett; James and Velma Powell,
Douglas and Mildred Robinson, O.
B. and Minnie M. Thompson, Warm
and Irene Johnson, William and
Mammie Robinson, Versa and Lii
liam Patterson
We admire Irene Johnson's new
suit, Vernon Hazle's three piece
suit, Edna Davis cute coat, Minnie
M. Thompson's Tuxedo, the BARLEY
sisters checked coats, Norma Lee
and Hazle's cut curls, Betty's suit,
Marie's cute simple and coat, Sc
Ina Lees new hairdo, Luella
Smiths friendly action. Others who
look exceptionally nice in their
clothes are: Gladys Carline, Marie
Sarah Louise Inez Burnell, The
Chess Sisters, Luddie, Ruth Coot
Norma, Lillian Earnestine, Halle
Pearl and Betty Halle and Norma.
Miss Gertrude NJ Price spent
the Christmas holidays at home with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. j.
Price. She was also a guest in the
home of Rev. and Mrs. j. M Nc
Even of Brookhaven. Miss Price is
student of Alcorn A. & M. College.
Other guests in the home of Mrs.
Price were Mr. German Nolen, Sr.
and German Nolen, Jr and Rev.
and Mrs j. McEven and Cpl James
Washington
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12
Health Officer:

Every year thousands of people
become i'll and some of them die
because of disease spread by dis
regard of sanitary principles. In the
United States during the past year
there were $50 disease outbreaks
due to contaminated water, milk
rell were Sunday evening visitors
in the home of Rev and Mrs. A. R.
Thomas, and their visit was most
ENJOYABLE one.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holdings of
Ludlow Street were visitors in the
home of Mrs. Hollings parents Sun
day in Clinton, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12

Full use of home and community
canning facilities is good practice
in peace as well as in war accord
ing to the Extension Service.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-01-12

The need for salvaged fats con-
tinues despite the end of the war,
according to the Agricultural Ex-
tension Service.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
1000 Workers Return
To Jobs at Ford Plants
BY the Associoted Press

DETROIT, April 1l.-Approx-
imately $4,000 Ford Motor Co. pro-
duction workers returned to their jobs
yesterday as car and truck produc-
ton resumed at the companys River
Rouge factory in Dearborn and in
II branch plants throughout the
country.
The plants were closed last Thurs
day because OF shortage of steel.
The first sewing machine was
patented in 1864.
Evening star., 1946-04-11

n a I ! V e BdlLl-
m ore a n a n d
graduate also of
Georgetown law
school in 1881,
he is a member
of the Federal
and Di S t r i C t
Bars. He has
been succeeded
as a teacher by
the r V. An
thony j. Nc
Mullen, S. j.,
who came to the
college recently
from Woodstock