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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-18
Fertilize Fruit Trees

fertiilze Fruit Trees
Fertilize fruit trees this month to
increase fruit production this year
and next. The amount of fertilizer
needed depends on the age of the
trees and amount of new growth
made last year. Nitrogen is the most
important plant food for fruit trees
but PHOSPHORUS and potash are es-
sentlal. Over average hill soils which
are lacking in these elements, apply
complete fertilizer such as ga
or 5-1O-5 at the rate of about pound
for each year Of age of the tree up
to to 8 pounds per tree. Liberal APP
plications of barnyard manure are
excellent on any soils, particularly
around weakened trees. Other nitro
gen fertilizer, such as nitrate of
soda, should be applied at the rate
OF a to Il pound of this form of nj
trogen for each year of age of the
tree if a complete fertilizer is not
needed. A good rule to follow-use
the kind of fertilizer that gives best
results for cotton on your particul-
ar SOIL
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-18

Observe good faith and Justice
toward an nations; cultivate peace
and harmony with all. - George
Washington's Farewell Address.
(CopyriEht b. the International Council a
Religious Education on behalf Of 20 Protsstaut
Denominations Released By WNU Features
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-18

the center of the row and to in
ches deep. Apply 10 days before
planting. The seed should not come
in contact with fertilizer.
Plant bush lima beans in single
rows 2 to % feet wide IL they are
to be worked by hand. For horse
cultivation. plant on rows 8 feet
wide. Space the plants 3 to 4 inches
in the drill. A pound of seed will
plant 100 feet of row. Use 40 TO SO
pounds to the acre.
Bush hmas require no stalking
and begin bearing before pole beans
If you like white beans, plant
Hendersons or Fordhook No. 242. For
colored beans, plant Jackson wonder
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-18
Obtain Spray or Dust Materials

Obtain spray or dust materials for
spring and summer applications well
IN advance of the time to use in con-
trolling insects and diseases affect
ing the fruit A complete mixture
for peaches and plums as well as
spray materials can be obtained
from local dealers. Get copy OF
Extension Circular ia, The Missis-
slppl Spray Calendar, from your CO.
unity extension agent and follow re-
concentrations accurately. Thorough
application of the recommended ma
terials at these proper times is the
secret of good control of insects and
diseases.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-18
BY Virginia Smith
Home Demonstration Agent

During "Plant-a Garden Week"
this week, don't forget to plant sew
eral feet of bush lima beans in your
garden for freedom. With several
paintings, you can have fresh beans
from June to November. They may
be planted from March / to July 10.
Bush lima beans are good to eat
fresh from the garden. They supply
protein. All extra ones you may can
green, or let them mature on the
plant and store for winter use.
This kind of lima bean will grow
on many soils, but the one with
plenty of organic matter makes for
best crop. If the organic matter in the
soil is low, use to pounds of sos
fertilizer on each 100 feet of row.
Put the fertilizer to inches from
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-18

They gave him the
Book of Isaiah
from which he read
a passage In the
6lst chapter, add
ing, "This day i.
this Scripture full
filed in your ears
Luke 4:21.
Jesus had come
to let people know
about God - to re.
veal the Fathers
perfect love for all
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-18
The Kingdom Of God
Lesson for March Fl, 1913

JESUS went back to his boyhood
home in Nazareth, and OF
the Sabbath he went into the
synagogue, las was his custom. y
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-18
WHAT HE CAME TO DO


JESUS, l repeat, came to reveal
- God to men, which is but another
way of saying that he came to teach
men about the Kingdom of God.
Here we shall need to read Mark
a:26-29, and Romans l4:17.
"The Kingdom of God is as if
man should cast seed into the
ground" said Jesus; and Paul, in
Romans 14:17, says, "The King.
dom Of God is not meat and drink;
but righteousness, and peace, and
joy in the Holy Spirit"
Jesus, then, came to establish a
kingdom within the hearts of men.
1t means the rule of God in human
hearts. What he wills, we gladly do.
1t manifests itself in the daily life Of
the individual, in the home, in the
school, in the church-everywhere.
City KINGDOM COME"
GO VITAL is this truth for the
y Christian that Jesus, in the pat.
tern prayer, teaches us to say, "Thy
Kingdom come. Thy will be done on
earth as in heaven"
II we live In the atmosphere Of
this prayer, we shall embOdy
daily the fruits Of the coming
Kingdom Of God. II we really
"seek first the Kingdom of God,
and his righteousness" we lift the
level Of life wherever we stand
and serve. This is precisely what
: Jesus did. "He went about doing
good"
We help to answer the prayer,
"Thy Kingdom come" when we do
with all our might what our hands
find to do-in the home, in the com.
munity, in the church.
KINGDOM OF GOD AMONG MEN
IT is not enough to consider this
4 truth In terms of some far-ofi
dramatic event. 1t is a present force
and factor in today's world.
One day the Pharisees asked
Jesus when the Kingdom of God
should come. He told them that it
would not come with observation
that it is within the hearts of men.
What did he mean? I believe
that he meant just this, that the
Kingdom Of God will and must
manifest itself In the common At.
fairs Of everyday life. We may
hinder its manifestation. We may
retard its coming. On the other
hand, we may make It manifest
and hasten its spread to earth's
rem0test bounds.
How? BY yielding ourselves to the
rule and reign Of God in every re.
lationship Of life. In race relations,
In social service, in relief to the
afflicted, In united effort for peace,
in better housing, in better recrea.
tional facilities, in educational OPP
portunities for all. The Kingdom of
God Is not an impractical theory,
but working principle, even as the
leaven works in the loaf.
WHEN WILL TT COME?
THE Kingdom of God will come
1 when redeemed hearts every.
where enthrone God in their whole
attitude and purpose. Then, and not
until then.
VIII It come? This Is q stubborn
question. From our viewpoint, Il
may seem doubtful; but Jesus de-
clares that II win come. II have
overcome the world" he de.
clAres.
The one question for you and for
me, What part shall I have In the
coming Of the Kingdom Of God upon
the earth7 We each decide by our
willingness or unwillingness to fol-
low him.
Observe good faith and Justice
toward an nations; cultivate peace
and harmony with all. - George
Washington's Farewell Address.
(CopyriEht b. the International Council a
Religious Education on behalf of 20 Protestanf
Denominations. Released by WNU Fsatussj
Practically all American almonds
are harvested in California.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-18

Practically all American almonds
are harvested in California.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-18

Bible, and was constantly reading
1t, which in his day was the Old
Testament only. And he loved the
Sabbath day, which we now call the
Lords day. Beginning with his res.
direction, the first day of the week
has been observed as the Lords
day. And Jesus loved the appointed
places of worship, and was always
found in some synagogue on the
Sabbath. Don't you wish you might
have been in Nazareth that day
when he stood up to read the Scrip,
ture?
Evening star., 1948-10-05
Planes on Long Trip 10 Test
Carriers as Fue|inq Bases
BY the Associoted Press

MOFFETT FIELD, Calf, Oct. S.
Twelve short-range Navy planes took
off today on the first long-range,
over-water flight using aircraft car
riers as refueling bases.
The aircraft will land on the car
rier Tarawa 800 miles out on the
first flve-hour hop of the flight from
this naval air base near San
Francisco.
Eight hundred miles farther out
they will land on the carrier Prince
ton. The final jump on the 2,500-
statute emile trip will take them to
BARRIERS Point Naval Air Station,
Hawaii.
Comdr. w. F. Bringle is fight
leader of the four Grumman F8F
Bearcats, four F4U-4 Corsair fighters
and four Douglas ADJ Skyraiders.
All of the planes were airborne
within l minute.
The Navy termed the flight dem
onstration of fast and practical"
ferrying of short-range aircraft "over
vast ocean reaches, using the short
est geographical point to point
route"
Evening star., 1948-10-05
Three in D. t.. Family
Authorized 10 Practice
Before High Court

The Cochran family Of Wash
ington lawyers had a special place
on the Supreme Court roster today
Howe P. Cochran presented his
wife, Mrs. Margaret Luers Cochran,
and his daughter. Mrs. Betty Coch-
ran Stockvis, at the opening Of the
new term yesterday, and they were
admitted to practice before the high
court.
Court officials said there have
been husband-and-wife and father
and daughter teams in the list of
attorneys authorized to appear be-
fore the Supreme Court, but 50 far
as they know this was the first
instance Of a husband, stepmother
and daughter.
Mr.. Cochran, who has written
books on Federal tax law as well
as contract bridge problems, has
been an attorney since 1880, and
was admitted to practice before the
Supreme Court in 1885.
41C was lCu lll4 &C yCdlS dkO
to Miss Luers, who had been an at
torney in his Office since 1887. His
daughter, Mrs. Stockvis, wife of a
Commerce Department employe, has
practiced law in her fathers Of
flee. 1872 Third street Sc, since
1912.
Mrs. Cochran. known profession
ally as Margaret F. Luers, was ad-
mitted to Supreme Court practice
under that name. She and her STEP
daughter were the only two women
among the "a lawyers admitted yes
terday.
Mr.. Cochran said he. his wife
and daughter are interested par
ticularly in tax litigation. They
also have common interest in
contract bridge. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cochran live at 10l Carroll street
Sc. Mrs. Stockvis lives in Alex
andria.
Evening star., 1948-10-05

speeding, after admitting he was
the driver Of the truck which
attained speeds up to 80 miles per
hour in Sunday afternoon chase
from First and X streets NE. to
Mount Rainier, Md. Three police
scout cars and a motorcycle man
joined in the pursuit, during which
the truck eluded them. The truck
finally was stopped by Mount Rain
ier police.
Owing to the absence Of key po-
licemen involved, the Judge was
not told the details Of the speed
charge.
He learned from other witnesses,
Evening star., 1948-10-05
z Seized In Truck Chase
Held Under $500 Bonds

Two men picked up after a long
chase in panel truck were under
$500 bond today for grand jury
action on charges of unauthorized
use Of car.
William e. Grove, 80, of the 1900
block Of Tenth street NV, and
David Grisso, IS, of the 800 block
Of L street NV, pleaded not guilty
in Municipal Court hearing before
Judge Almond w. Scott.
Grove, however, was fined $40 for
Evening star., 1948-10-05

however, that neither defendant
had permission to use the truck.
Grisso's wife, Hilda, 80, a passen-
ger during the escapade, forfeited
$40 collateral on a drunk charge at
the Woman's Bureau.
Evening star., 1948-10-05
Czech Envoy Reported
Seeking London Refuge
ly the Asseeiutsd Press

ROME. Oct. 5.-Dr. Jan Pauliny-
10th, Czechoslovakia's Minister to
Italy, left Rome with his family to-
day and an acquaintance said he
planned to fly to London.
The newspaper Momento-Sera
said the Prague government, ruled
by Communists since the February
coup, had ordered Pauliny- 10th
home. The diplomat, A, served in
the government n-exile in London
during part of the war.
Evening star., 1948-10-05

Nearly two-thirds of the feature
films now being shown In Madrid,
Spain, are American,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-06

lcourts, whose decisions were upheld
|by the law lords-England's highest
court.
The law lords held: 1.-THE insti-
tuition of marriage generally is not
necessary for the procreation OF
children; nor does 1t appear to be
principal end of marriage as un-
derstood in Christendom"
The lords advised against relying
on the wording Of the Church OF
England prayer book. which speaks
of the "procreation of children" and
the increase of mankind" as princi-
pal purposes Of marriage.
Children Called Christian Duty.
The archbishop-primate of the
Church of England-took issue. He
declared:
whatever may be the legal in
depreciation of consummation, the
doctrine of the church is, and re-
mains, that procreation of children
is one of the principal ends, If not
the principal end, of marriage; anc
contamination, which means COM
pletion, has not been reached if by
the use of artificial means procrea-
ton has been wilfully and delib-
erately prevented.
at is the Christian duty Of mar
and wife, unless prevented by phys
ical causes. to have children; anc
either partner by seeking to prevent
this against the will of the other Il
guilty of grave sin in defrauding the
other and disregarding mutua
marital obligations"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-06

lish Q nationwide organization
pending the selection Of a director
The AFL already has appropri.
ated more than half million dol
lars to support an information and
education" campaign to go along
with its political efforts.
The avowed purpose of the labor
group in this years election was to
defeat all members of Congress who
supported the Taft Hartley Act
However, there were indications
that such yardstick would not be
employed entirely.
Mr.. Meany, speaking for the AFL
said that in canvassing for the
election of the federation would take
into consideration the rising cost
of living, the foreign policy of the
present administration-which the
AFL supports completely-and pos
sibly a number of items of local
interest in their consideration Of
candidates for Congress. Mr.. Green
said that the political league would
be run by Joseph keenan,, secretary
of the Chicago Federation of Labor
and former vice chairman of the
War Production Board, until a
director is appointed. Mr.. keenan,
will be the permanent assistant
director of the political league.
Wheeler COnfers With Leaders.
Mr.. Wheeler arrived from Wash
ington Wednesday night and con-
ferred with AFL leaders yesterday
Afterward he said that he had re-
jected the political leadership of the
political league with great reluct-
ance."
Mr.. Wheeler said that he did not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-06
Van Devunter to Discuss
BicentenniuI Program

Edward c. Van Devanter, presi-
dent of the Alexandria Association
will discuss the program for the BIZ
centennial celebration of the found
ing of the city of Alexandria over
Station WPIK at 1915 am. tomor-
row.
Mr.. Van Devanter is a vice-chair-
man of the Bicentennial Commits
sion and director of the Alexandria
Historical Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-06
Legal Counselor Post
In Association Proposed

An amendment to the groups
constitution which would include in
the list of officers legal counselor
was proposed last night at meet
ing of the Arkansas Avenue Com
munity Association.
At an earlier meeting, John
White was appointed temporary
counselor to serve in an advisory
capacity on the associations execu-
tive committee. The amendment
introduced last night may be rati-
fled at the next regular meeting
The meeting was conducted by
Frank Gauss, president, in the Bur-
dick Vocational High School, 18th
and Allison streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-06

ton Of parenthood as chief end OF
matrimony remains untouched. He
conceded that the legal ruling might
have a beneficial effect In prevent
ling trial marriages which could be
voided by collision of both parties.
1.-THE church Is relieved in that
the Judgment of the House OF Lords
limits the range of wilful refusal
and of DEGREES of nullity on that
ground to cases in which marital
intercourse is altogether refused,
the archbishop said.
Appeal Filed by L0ndoner.
The ruling of the law lords was
made on an appeal by Frederick
Charles Baxter. London laboratory
worker. Mr.. Baxter said his wife
refused to have relations with him
unless he used contraceptives. This
constituted grounds for nulliflca-
ton of the marriage, he said.
England's revised divorce code Of
1887 provides for annulment on will.
full refusal to consummate marriage
Mr.. Baxter lost twice in the lowel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-06
|AFL Puts OFF Choice
OF Political Chief Until
March Meeting Here
By jones Y. Newton
Stor Stoff Correspondent

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 6.-The Ad.
ministrative Committee of the All
Political League adjourned its ses.
sion here last night after postponins
selection of director until meeting
In Washington in March.
The AFL decision was made after
a lengthy meeting and followed the
action of former Senator Burton K
Wheeler in turning down the jot
of directing the federation's politi-
cal activities this national cam
paign year.
Despite the fact Mr.. Wheeler took
the responsibility for the misun.
Outstanding which led two days age
to the announcement by William
Green, AFL president, that he hao
accepted the political post, there was
resentment within the AFL leader.
ship toward the former isolationisi
Senator from Montana. AFL chief.
tains were convinced that Mr.
Wheeler informed them by long
distance telephone that he would
accept the post.
Nationwide Setup Urged.
The committee which directs the
AFL Labor's League for Political
Education adopted resolution call
ing on Mr.. Green and Secretary
Treasurer George Meany to estab-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-06
British Primate Hits
High Court Ruling on
Use Of Confraceptive,
By fhs Asseelated Press

LONDON, Feb. 6.-The Arch
bishop of Canterbury says parent
hood is chief end of marriage re-
CARELESS of a legal ruling to the con-
trary.
In the House Of Lords December
IT, the five law lords held that q
marriage may be consummated even
though contraceptives are used.
The Archbishop declared last
night that the insistence of the
! Church of England on the obliga-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-06
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feel that he could devote full time
to the ALL job because of the pres
sure of his legal business in Wash
ington. He offered the federation
his advice and legal counsel during
the approaching political campaign.
Mr.. Green said that Mr.. Wheeler's
offer to serve in an advisory capacity
had been accepted.
The AFL Executive Council which
has been holding its winter meet
ing here adjourned before the meet
ing Of the political committee. 1t
will meet next in Milwaukee early in
May,
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-27

children side Mountain View Chapel attend
Ia
We in need Immediately, of at least ten 0 additional
School class take the number of
children and adults attending Bible School and Worship
Services we'll future demands There fine spirit
interest both the older
members and the friends who have recently become
ciated with
Tuesday being regular work evening, the night of
the trenches which place the forms
the the floor These will all be poured
time.
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Our step rather bold but felt that should
"by Faith" Forward" believing that God
would honor the He has honored the under SINH
lar circumstances
We amazed and truly thank God when think it is
but little than that started present
Chapel Now have pleasant house of Worship which
greatly appreciate.
Elder Leland Barton has timely and efficient helpers III
the planning and line Deacons Joseph Baker,
Theodore Lawrence, Dewitt The of help
wherever be of assistance.
The weather delightful and just right for the acv
ties before
We appreciate the advice and assistance
from Headquarters and the kilograms of from
the General Overseer Saturday. October 9th So have
great to thank Godtake courageand Forward
"Brethren Pray for us!"
tie that binds the great Zion Family into
solid Unit.
Your Scribe,
S. H. DePeW.
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Wednesday. October :. p. 1913; The meocra'
Phoenix, Arizona
October IS, 1913.

Our Bible School having already outgrown our present
facilities due consideration and of Zion
View Chapel decided Lords Day. October 10th,
proceed with onward Plans call for
additional building close Chapel there being
the grounds
Evening star., 1948-01-09
Frey Of AFL Receives
Award for War Service

Secretary of the Navy Sullivan
today presented the Presidents
Certificate of Merit to John P Frey
president Of the metal trades de-
partment of the American Fedora.
ton of Labor.
The certificate was in recognition
OF Mr.. Frey's outstanding contribu.
ton to the Navy and Maritime
Commission shipbuilding programs
during World War II.
Mr.. Frey, who lives at 3031 Sedg.
wick street NV, served on the
Shipbuilding Sterilization Commit.
tee and was said to be largely re.
sponsible for recruiting, training ane
stabilization of skilled labor for the
critical naval and merchant ship.
building and ship repair industries
particularly in Pacific Coast ship.
yards.
Evening star., 1948-01-09
Three Injured in Fight
With Marine Pafro|man

Two civilians and one soldier re-
ceived minor injuries early today In
an alteration with Corpl. Hazel M
Robinson, "a, Marine Corps shore
patrolman, outside the Casablanca
Cafe. 421 Eleventh street NV.
Police said Corpl Robinson said
he struck the three men when they
interfered with him in his attempted
arrest of another soldier
Robert j. Thomas, 20, of the 30(
block Raymond avenue, Alexandria
a civilian, received treatment fol
head and face injuries at Emergency
Hospital and was released. Police
said Robert L. Wells, 20, No. 6 Swan
avenue, Alexandria, and Corpl
Samuel Husey, 81, of Andrews Field
told them they were struck by the
shore patrolman's night stick. Their
injuries were not serious enough to
require hospital treatment.
Corpl. Robinson was not booked
by Metropolitan Police. A hearing
will be held at the District At
torney's ONCE at II am. today. The
Marine Corps corporal is a native
of Lancaster, S, c., and served in
combat with the Sd Marine Division
In the Solomons.
Evening star., 1948-01-09
Missing Baby Sitter Wed
To Sailor, Parents Find

Worried when their 16-year-old
daughter, Mary, failed to return
Wednesday evening from what she
had told them was a baby sitting
job, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie L. Bald
win, 545 Fourth street Sc, notified
the Metropolitan police.
Yesterday the police received a
call from Charles Paulikas, %. sea-
man, second class, stationed at the
Naval Communications Annex, who
said Miss Baldwin had become his
bride. There had been no baby
sitting job, he told police. They had
gone to Rockville Monday and ap-
piled for a marriage license. We'd
nesday night when Miss Baldwin's
parents thought she was sitting with
baby in the neighborhood, they
returned to Rockville, picked up the
license, and were married.
The bride works as q soda clerk
in a drug store. Her father is a
sheet metal worker at the Naval
Ordnance Laboratory In White
Oaks, Md.
Evening star., 1948-01-09


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