davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-29
HELP N
10 MALE OR FEMALE

HELP WANTED - Person for
door to door advertising, steady
work. Apply 935 Lincoln Avenue.
10 1t p 7-29
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-29
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Bridges
announce the birth of a son at
the Jackson County hospital on
Tuesday, July %. The son, who
has been named James Langdon,
is their first child.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-29
BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Jones of
Moss Point announce the birth
of a son at the Jackson County
hospital on Friday, July %. This
is their third son.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-29

skpnks are found only in the
new world.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-29

Platinum was called unripe
gold and thrown back into the
streams to Hripen" by early day
Indians in South America.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-29

BROOM HOUSE = With lights,
water and gas on 50'x150' lot.
Near Paper Mill. school and
church in Kreole. See Cleborn or
Wesley Bush, phone 6206.
16 81 p Ills
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-29

FURNISHED APARTMENT
Also two bedroom cottage. Con-
venient to town and schools.
Phone 660-R, COL So. Pascagoula
St. Is 3t p 7-29
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-29

CANVAS COTS-And hammocks.
Mosquito bars and pup tents. 926
So. Market St, Humans, phone
1871. % 1t o
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-29

NOTTCE-To whom ii may con-
Germ, This is to give notice that
Charlie Hurst, Hurst's Take and
Hurst's Take Cab will not be re-
sponsible for any debts made by
anyone other than myself.
tSigned) CHARLIE HURST.
2 st p 7-29
Evening star., 1949-10-18
Keneipp Hits Support
For Cut in Gas Tax

Traffic Director George E.
Keneipp. addressing the Shepherd
Park Citizens Association last
night. criticized the inconsistency
of some citizens associations in
supporting a proposed bill that
would reduce the gasoline tax.
The bill. which has not yet been
introduced in Congress, would re-
duce the tax from cents to 8
cents on the gallon by 1855.
This, he said, would cut his
finances by nearly one fourth.
Yet, the associations that have
gone on record for the reduction,
he said, for the most part are the
same ones that have been de-
manding additional traffic lights
and stop signs.
"It is only fair" he asserted,
that the people who make use
of the traffic facilities should have
to pay for them"
Mf. henelpp SAID ne now mas
a list Of So intersections where
traffic lights are warranted. At
the present rate of budget allot-
ments, it will take five years to
have them installed.
I'm five years." he said, Il will
probably have so more on my
list"
He mentioned also that traffic
signals do not prevent as many
accidents as people seem to think.
On the contrary. they give a feel
ing of false security and indi-
rectly cause accidents, he said.
The association met in the
Sh epherd school, Fourteenth
street and Kalmia road NV.
Walter M. Bird. president, con-
Quoted the meeting.
Evening star., 1949-10-18
Cuba Leads in Suaor

Cuba ranks first in world sugar
production. India is second, fol-
lowed in order by the United
States, Russia, Brazil, Puerto Rico,
Pakistan and Hawaii. .,...s
Evening star., 1949-10-18
Deaths Reported
trrom D. c. Bureau Of Vital st,

(From d. c. Bureau OF vital Statistics
Arthur Francis. 81. SAL Nebraska ave
NV
Jessie s. Hersey, 80, 442s Yuma st. NV
Gertrude E. Carrick. S5, 415 Sth st. Sc
David A. Tarina, &c, 1882 Massachusett.
May smoilow, "a, s15 10th st. ne.
Bertha F. Buckholtz, 81. Mt Rainier, Md
Edward Barnett, 81, 1914 Longfellow st
May Somary. 4s. Hotel shoreham.
ISador Dublin, 4S, 4101 Legation st. NV.
Waddell @. Waters. 3s. 1893 Massachu-
setts ave. NV.
Lawrence G. Bustle, infant, Arlington, Va.
Infant johnson. Washington.
Infant johnson, Washington.
Infant DeLong, 901 23rd st. NV.
Edward W. Burdick. infant Washington.
Infant Fawell, Washington.
Andrew Carter. II, 922-A First st. s.w.
Halle Lomax, 40, 291s Sherman ave. NV:
Felix F. Smith. infant, 1904 Rhode Island
ave. NV.
Infant Pollard, 756 Girard st. NV.
Infant High. Bethesda. Md.
Infant Carter. b025 Fitch .pl. ne.
Infant Elliott. 465 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-18

Indonesia is doubling its baux-
ite output this year, with most of
it going to America.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01

ttilden Solfes Die eroBen militGrii6e,
Hultungen gu redtfertieen.
Ter iotpietil6e Diplomat bebaupte
te, Die Birtifaftslage in oen fapito
|liltllhen 2dnoern lei i'm Berfoa be
|griffen pabrenb in ben 2Gnoern, mel
Ihe Die 8ommuniiten rgolfsoemofro
#tien" nennen, elm modtiger fl,Iturel
ler auflhmune, uerbunoen nit MO
terleuer 8oblfabrt Der 8epoIferung
.5n ber5eit}nen ici.
Die fleineren Notionen eabeu ibrt
3neifel an Ser auiridtigfeit oes rul
lilhen Sorld)laees funo. @orren q
gultln, Der omerifaniide 0eIegierte
iibergab Der Breiie cine GrHdruna
Delt)e aus 5tpei S1sen beitano: ygs
lit Oie'elbe Bropagonoo, 1uie friiber
Bos Den Sorldlae zines ssiinf-mGt.
tesBattes anbelonst, fan1 ib mid oa.
5ii nlht o1,Bern. che ib uid]t 4pciterl
Snformatlonen oariiber BETTE"
Iuh gnglanb, ssranfreih l,no Obi
'la perbielten iid] ifeptiid].
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01
Hunt ttltlr1trtfd1rn Kulturkampf

9Im 20. os ncIoete sic n9IN. greB
aus Erog:
.Fchr ais 200 fatDolild]c 8rieiter
uno Nonnen mi&rOcll nad Inguberl
aus tird)liden &reiIeu neuerli6 ourb
Die tld)c1o= ilolpofiId)e 9fegierung in
@ait 9enonlmen. Die &erboftungen
8eborcn ougcnIdeinIif 81 Oem Ser
lud), oie llntcrlpcrfllng Der Stride nn-
fer oic GufIid]t he5 Stoots su err
5iuin8en.
ytod] oen Ingaben iibcr Die Brie-
IteroerboItum9en Iou iih oie Gerbaf-
tlu1gsluelle ilber ale Seile ser eide
dosSloDnfei eritreden, oa Ii6 oie Re-
9ierung auberitanoe Iebe, nit Ser
lprcbllr9en boberer @eb0lter 1lno an
oerer Gorteile Srieitcr ouf ibre Seite
5u loden. @5 miro allgemein ange=
nommen, oaB 0ie &e9ierung nit III
rent Serror beabiiftiet, non born
berein ieoe Sppoiition gegen oas ees
plante neue &ir6engeles 5ll inter
oriiden, oos borauSiidtli6 i'm nGd-
iten geonat Dem nieoer 5uiommentres
tenoen Barlament porgelegt miro.
9tad) Dem @eIes 1piirben Die 8eiitli=
6en ben 9eitimmungen iiber Stoats-
beante uno boiler &ontroIle ourh Die
Hegler1lHg ,1nterlie9en.
Die firdliben 8etpGbrsIeute er=
fldrter, sic 8erbaftungen b1tten ou-
Beroem ben Siped, oie @eiitlifen in
Surdt 5u perieten, oomit iie oas @r-
tommunifationsoefret seeen oie &om-
munilten nidt anlpenoe1t. Serner fol-
len iid Die Seitnabnen gesen oie Sir
DIE I'M @ebei1nen gebiloeten gerbin<
oungsfanale 5uiiden SEN 9iidofen
ltno Brieitern ri6ten.
ssn Yrager Weloungen bonn 20. os.
peroen 6ieie Ritteiluneen tpieoerbolt,
Damn beiBt es barin tpeiter:
8ertreter ser Stride erfldrten be,s
te. bic 9fegierung laiie ieoen Brieiter
I'M 2an6e our6 Spione iiberipaden.
sic ipieien auf elm 8unolbreiben Der
8esierune bin, in oem ieoer Beamte
aufgeforoert iuurbe, bic Trieiter 5u
iibertuaden.. -,.''','
~ Die -Spionaee ion bon gftionsfos
rrifees oet& fentn1tiniitiiden Bartei
,,nb Suon Der bon Ser Resier,tna Be.
giinitieten 'Qog< g<pou. .Mom. 8epeeung
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01

lpltcmotllO ourbgefilbrt lperoen. Sic
Baben iolgeoloe aufgaben erbalten:
1. Seoer BrieIter jon inbeoug oui
Ieine politiIde Saltun0 nailifi5iert
Deroen, loom Seriedter ees Sort
ihrittS bis gum Reaftiondr".
2. gS Iou feitgelteut tperoen, oh
SrieIter oas @rtommunifationsoefret
oes Satitans 0urafiibren uno gegen
Die 8egierune eeridtete SsSnforn1otio,
nen berbreiten.
8. Sie 8ertreter aes Bottfaus fol-,
len iibernadt iperben, I'M feIt3uItely
len. 1pel9en ginfluB iie alaf ben &le.
rus ausiiben.
Bie Sertreter Der Stride erfIQr-
ten, 5ielt Die &aene oarouf ob,
Die SrieIter gu 5>pineen. in ser be-
borltebenoen &raftprobe fir Sen
Stoat ein5utreten. 9ieie &raftpro6c
orebt ii6 INN Die neue gorlase iiber
Die &ontrone Der &ireben. Die oie Re-
gierung i'm Garlament ourborIden
min. Sic iiebt Die finonsieIle Inter
ltiitung Der &ir6en ourh oen Stoot
Dor, ion ober Die Resierune ermGd-
tlgen, ale grnennungen 5u firbli6en
Aemtern bor5unebmen uno nR 6inan,
sen Der Stride 81 beripalten.
Gie &egierung bat bereits oen mel
item Selts Der Stride bei1lasnabnlt,
Der elnen 8etpinn abgelporfen bot, ob-
ne oaB ben &r6en cine EntldGSi>
gung geipabrt ipuroe.
Sn Dem R,1noidreiben lpurben bic
geomten angelpieien. Die 8rieiter not
folgenoen bier @ruppen 5u HafTIfiaie-
rem: iebr fortidrittlibe, teilmeile
fortldrtttIide. fonlerbatip, reoftio-
NOR. Cine beIonoere Mufmertiamfeit
lol oarauf eeridtet tueroen. tpie oas
Gefret oes Gatifans eeeen Die aom-
muniiten gebanbbabt miro.
Brielter, sic Sirtenbriefe Der gi-
lbofe IN oen &irden perleien, ionen
oenun5iert tperoen. bamit fie be5troft
peroen fonne,1. aud iollen ndbere
ansaben iiber firdlides gieentum
eentaht tueroen. mas nab Der Wei-
n,lng bon gertretern Der Stride oor=
anf oeutet. Bob Die 8eidlaenabmun-
gen fortgefest iperben foHen.
&unoerte BON 2ebrern 1puroen emf
laiien ober sberfest .tm Reiter Der
Reaftion aussubeben",
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01

| Sit Der auiierten Soben &onmiiiion
Ser feltlide 9lft fam Der ofii3ieuer
Hroflamierung oes neuen Staatsme
iens glei6 uno mar nit Ser SSnfroft
Ietrng oes 8eiobuneSItatus perbun
0en.
IS ban0elt iib in oielem Statut I'M
Oinge, Die norntnleriueiie unbeoing1
III ben 8ompeten5be ser Staats.
gelualt fallen unb oeren lelbit6noige
Serwaltung nod alien 9esriffen Der
bisberigen politii6en @eibitte uber,
ballpt crit bere6tigt, cin territoriales
politiid)es 8ebiIoe oils eilt Staat5tpe,
len 81 betrodter. 3u Sen oouerno Ser
auiierte1 &ontrone porbehaltenen
sluIaaben gebort n0nIid) - neben
Der Genlilitarilierung llno auoeren
lnneroeutl6en Hroblcmcu bon elm.
| Id]neioenoer 9ebeutl,ng - beiIpiel3.
tucile Die &ontroue iiber sic 9tuBen-
politit unb sic en-SauoeIspolitif
oe5 oeuti6ell @elt. Staatea.
Srob alien, mos iiber sic 9eldrGn-
flung Scr oeutIfen SpuDerGnitGt &C.
logt neroeu fam, ml1b iuheIien 5uge-
8eben lpcrocl, 0oB Ser IeierIitJe 9lft
altf oen Eeter5berg einc mcitcrc Gtop>
pc ouf Dem @cgc Slr poIitiiden
ll1o mirtidaitliden Hcbobilitierung
0eutldlonos un6 oanlt sur 8onioli-
oierlulg Der Deiteurop1iidrlt SerbQlt-
nillc be5ctd]net 2lne ebrIid)en S5reunoe
ocS 8eltfrieocu5 perocu lid nit Den,
oeutldell 8unoc5fan5Ier uno Den So
ben aonlmili0rcn Ser 9clobl1ngsnl6d-
te III Dem @Ilnife ems lpiiien, oaB
olclea politi1d)e Grei9nis Sen oe,,tl6en
luto ellrop0ildcn Bencilmgspro3cB be-
Ihleluigen miro. @5 lit 5u ipiini6ea
lno 5u hoffe>1, oab oieIer Gag boS
nobcnoe Gnoe oes vStroffrieoenS"
be5eidlnete, BON DEM McGlop, ser bis
beriae 0tilitor9ouocrueur uno nun.
mebr 3ipilfomliiior, id]on Dor Mo.
noten bel Ieinem nrutigen 8efenntnis
SIT elmer "fonitruftiocn ScutidlIano.
EoIitif" aelOrod)eu bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01

Sn oiplomatiid)en Rreiien lpuroe
erflart, Die 1peitli6er llnterbonoler
batten einiee 3ueeitGnoniiie eenlodt,
ood oie Ruiien bGtten bel ibrer bis
bergen Soltung oerborrt uno tpdren
81 tetnem ent8eacnf0mmen Diniidt-
lid Ser nod unjtrItttuen neun 8unftc
oes SeIterrei6 -Gcrtga98 bcreit gene.
Ien.
Son omeritaniiGer Seite tpuroe er,
fldrt: "@s ipar bon Infang Der In.
terreoung an flar, oaB Die Ruiien 5u
teiner Ien0erl1n9 ibrer Bo1ition be-
reit tparen. 8abrlfeiniib pouten Iic
5unad]lt ieItltellen. 1pelde Borldldge
bon Den orei 1peitliden 8eiosunes-
md6ten erboben tpiirben.~
0ie anl beftieltes. unlitritteae
Streitfrage be3iislid Seiterreids lit
Die Serfiigung iiber oe1t ioeenonnten
~oeltlden geiis" in oieie1n 2ono. Die
IuBenminiiter batten i'm SSuni Elm
prin5ipielles gbfomlneu bieriiber ge-
troffen, ibrc Steuoertretcr tonnten it-
0od in oen an /. September beenoe-
ten 2onooner Serbanoluneen feline
gini0ung iiber ote 0ctoiIs cr3ieIen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01
= On mcin ScitcrrcidI,

Die 51peihuloertuno5lpolite &onie,
ren3 ser Seauftrogten Ser bier 8rob.
mabte fiir Sic oIterreihiIdle Srieoens
rc9ellng fano lebte 8ohe in Seem
9)ort ltott. Sic oalterte et1poS mebr
ais bier %Stlmoeu. Sic 5tellpertreter
Ser bier 9lubenlninilter fonen MIR in
elmer $1illlt6t iibereIlt - onB lie Dor
eincm crneuten 3uionlmentritt nit
Den auBenntiniitcru ibrer iencii9cn
Te8lerllng bCraten lniibtcu..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01

madte in ser Notwithstanding
Der gereinten geationen einen unge.
beuren ginorud. ssn einem i6riftli,
den &ommentar iagte Der Brdiioent
ser Notwithstanding, Carlos g
Romulo. ailes miifie Deriudt iperoe,l.
INN Ben Stiultano Der 8erbonblungerl
iiber Die atomfraftfontrolle IN ben
Bereinten Nationen 5u ii6er,pinoen.
Sn Hom erfldrte Der batifaniihe
.Siierpatore Homano', Die gntbiiHung
iiber HuBonbs grr,neenifaft beueis
le oie Hottpenoigfeit, baB ale 0atips
nen abriiiten miilicn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01
rSnpfe rDaen

Der friibere uneariibe IuBenmini
tier 2a55lo Raif unO 5lDei ebemaligC
iSunftion0rc ser Communication 8ar.
tel puroen an Somsto0 gum SOB ony
@olaen Dcrltrteilt, noh0cm fe 1id) -
genloB ~bepobrter" fommuniItii6er
Shablone - ielb1t icbuIbtg befannt
batten, lih nit 9lmerifanern uno SSu.
9oilopen 5um Stur5 ser Regierung
perl6moreu 5u baben. 3tpei oitbere
angeflagte iuurben 81 2ebensbaft per-
nrteilt, uno elmer 81 ncun Ssabren &c
fGngnis.
Sir ole mur0e 8crufung etngelegt,
ohlpobl 9iait ertlortc, boB er oas l1r-
tell fir gered)t boltc,
Sm 6au BON General @porgp YaIi,
lp un0 Sberit 9elo &oronbp, oie eben-
follS IN Die onge6l:he Berldp0rung
per1pideIt paren, erfl0rte fh Der Sc
ridtsbof un5uitdnbig uno oerfiigte,
oaB lie Dor Elm &rieosgeri9t fon1men
| iollen, oblpobl li6 bciSr ebe9FaIls, sDie
ale anoeren, idulot0 bcfannt batten
General EnIifp ,par friiber ser
Oberbefeblsbaber Scr ungoriiAen Nr-
1nee, ltn6 SbcrIt SoronoD YoIi5eihCf
bon BnOapeit. eII5 WiIit1rperionen
fonnen lie sum SOB ourb GridieBea
Derurteilt neroen, ipabrenn 3ioiIiIter,
Die oe5 @ofoerrat5 Iberfiibrt lperoen.
Den 600 ourb ben Strong erIei0er.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01
Die MGiiertc 6obc 8ommiiIion

Der eriten eigentliden Mrbeitsis.
nng oes am ID. slusuit ge,pGblten er.
item Bun0e5taseS Der neuen Denti1en
8unoesrepubIif, i1ad) Ser fonftituie.
ren6en Beriamml,,ne bonn Z. Sep.
tenter foIgte in Der Beridtsuohe
cine biItorifd bebeutiame 9erertonis
auf oetH Betersbers, Sem 5iebeHee.
birgsgipfel gegeniiber @obesberg. oen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-01

auu) gn9lallo, 1Srantre1d1 un0 Sht=
na oerbicltcn iih ifeptiid}.
Mus bent ncnen 0entIdlanb
Die aht Enrteigenoi1en bon Or.
aonrao Ioenouer. oem friItIihso soe.
mofrotlIhen Barteifiibrcr un6 nun.
mebrtgen oertIden &ou5ler, sic nit
lbm uno orei 9emofroten ionic 5pci
uOeut1hparteilern" ,oie erIte ipeitoeut.
| ihe 8egierultg biIOen, lino in ibrcr
Webrbcit NeilIinge ser 9roben GoI;-
TIT, mebr oocr lpeniger ~ltllbeldrie.
bene Sldtter" nenn lie natiirli6, alldl
ollie ld)on ourb ibre Bartei5ugeh0ri0=
felt poIitild ein9eoronet iino. 9aInit
bargt Dietleibt Sic bisberi1c ..pro>
gralnlnatilde" Ginlilbigteit oieler Ge,
9ierung sllomlnen. 80 ettpo5 1uie Cit
Iinnenpclitilfes Regierunesprogromnt
Ut soem 9unoestag GooicI bier be-
fan!ltgcworocn iID bon ser 9teaie=
| rli.ta sloenauer bisber nibt ooraelcet
iporoen. I.c @cIhidIitteit Ibenauer3
befi,noetc lid1 lnbeiieu ooriu. ooB or,
iopelt cr lid bis iett iiberbaupt &c
auBert bat. auBenpolitiid)e 3iele, in
oenen ale oe.ttIfen Eartei ciltia itno,
IN oen 8oroergruno riidtc. Gr bat,
Inn audi nur porlaufig elmer aan3
fHGppen porlameatariiden Mebrbeit
Ifder 5at lein, Elm paor norooeutid)e
apnlerpotinc in ieiu Gnbinett nufneb-
men miillen, oie oielleidt binter Sen
Bonner &ulllien nod GINGER Demo
fratllder ltmer5iebung" lnternorirr
mcroen miilien, bcpor Die &egierltng
| ltdl uuf Elm innenpolitiides Ero-
9ranm einigelt fam. bas lid, Dor oc,n
Sltnoestag uertreten I0Bt.
Zen groBten Nahorut leBtc Noe
ndler IN Ieincn auBcnpolitilben g.,
tldrnngcn uuf Sic 9erehten Territorial
len SelfDerhen 0eutIhlnnoS, oie Inn
5ugleid 9lnlal3 9aben, nit 91n5lid)
|lnoiplonotiiher 0ifcnbeit einen
Srennlmgsitrid 9eqen sic 0itIidle
Siegernad)t 5u 5teben: Seine 6rcl1no-
Id)aft init Ser Sopiet- Union unO ID
rem polniId]er Sateuiten. ioIange pou
oieler Seite ou1 ser Soer- -Neiba-
8ren5e beltanoen miro! 9Iub pom
Saar=8ebiet puroe bel gleifer 8eie-
genbeit 9elprphen - Oiclleidt nitht
troTtig gellug. l1at) iran5oiiiber 9lui-
rorllng aber INNER nod 5u laut.
gtebr Snitiatipe aIS oic &esierung
ent1uidelt bisber sic Go3iaIoemofroti-
| ldc) Sppoiition, Die io9leid nit Dem
Intrag beruor9etreten lit, Don oen
@eItlndbten ginIteIllng ser Demon
tagen ioipie 9lufnabme 8erlins al5
zines pollbcrehtigteu gtiteliebltaate5
III oen guno 5u oerlan9en. Had Dem
Son, Sen ibr sSiibrer, Der raoifole Or.
Sdunader, ser I'M @ablfampT Die
alten antifotboliiGen Irmoturen alls
Der Serle,lfrng bolte, am 9onuerstag
I'M 8unoestag anId]lug, baben Die 60.
5ialoemofroten teinesfalls Sen Chr.
gel5 ais "Aoenauers aQergetreuelte
Sppoiition" 5u fumsieren. :
Sm @eseniat 81 einer grfldrung
oeS britiiben &oben &ommifiars &o-
bertlon, ser gerlin gleid oen Stang
Ger tpeItoel,tiden Souptitaot 5uer=
FAINT baben min, bat iibrieens ,iei1
fran5oiiiher GoQeee Sraneois Boncet
beretts eegen ginbe5iebung 8erlins
IN Die Deutite 8llnoesrepublif Stel.
lung genommen, un0 5tpar urter 9lrs
gunenten, bie prompt einen iborfen
fritilden 8ioerbau in ser geian1ten
oenofratiide,l3 Breiie 9erltidImos
aelpedt baben. @s lit faum 5,peifel=
baft, BOB Bonn in Ser ndditen 3u-
fltnft iebr bieI BON ben 8erliner Ins
IdluBtuiinihen boron miro.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28
Outlaw Bias On
Religious Basis

Chicago, - A resolution to
seek an end to discrimination
against Negroes was adopted
here by the National Federation
of Catholic College students.
The 900 delegates from 169 in
situations of the Federation's five
day convention agreed that dis,
elimination against Negroes con
stitutes a human denial of the
divine truth that all men are
everywhere united Ny the redemp'
tive love of Christ"
The students avered that an
initial appeal would be launch
ed AGAINST "unwarranted" dis
elimination against Negro in
Catholic Churches in the south.
Some members were refrained
from giving evidences of Cath.
Ollie Churches in New Orleans,
which displayed Jim crow signs
to separate Negro and White par
ishioners, and the maintenance
of XaviXer University there as
a Jim crow institution.
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gram would go al long way to-
ward insuring adequate medical
aid for the rural areas, and par
ticular in the South.
The Agriculture Department
has reported in the past that
health facilities in farm areas
have consistently Jagged behind
those of the cities. The main
reasons, it said, are the difficult
ty existing doctors find in cover
ing lare, relatively sparsely po'
pulated areas and the increas-
ing tendency of younger doctors
to become specialists instead of
general practitioners so urgently
required in the rural areas.
The Committee, which is back
ing the Presidents plan as SUBJ
stitute for the so-called Hill.
Taft bill, urged early Congress
sional approval of the Compui-
sorry Health Insurance program.
The bill as you know, would
provide funds to the States to
improve their own medical SER
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28

Governor Jester is expected to
arrive on the University campus
at $3.50 AM. Monday May 80. Prom.
inent business, civic and grofJ
esiona leaders of both races will
be on hand to receive him. He
will be presented to the audience
by DR.. H. O'Hara Lanier, presi-
dent of the University.
Music for te occasion will be
furnished by the university Band
under the leadership of William o.
Sfith, and by the university choir
directed by Robert A. Henry. On
Monday, May 80, the Invocation
and benediction will be read by
Reverend M. NJ. Pierson and Rev.
erend c. M. Luster respectively
services will be given by Reverend
Earl r. Boone and the benediction
by Albert P. Shirley.
Roy Iceland Hopkins, president
of the Texas State University AL
umni Association will lead an AL
umni pledge and Mrs. Elneita w.
Stewart will read a list of the
contents deposited in the stone
during the cornerstone laying
services.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28
Texas Governor To
Speak TO Negro
State University
Graduates

Houston, Tex, May 23-(Spec.
ial)-TeXas state University will
be honored by the presence of gov.
ernor Beaufort H. Jester, when
he addresses the graduating class
at the second commencement Elk.
ercises Monday. May 80, at 600
AN. on the front lawn of Fair.
child Building, University Campus.
The commencement program
will be officially launched, Sunday
May 20, with the leying of the corn
erstone of te new administration
classroom building at 300 PM.
by the Grand Lodge, F. and A. M.
Prince Hall Jurisdiction, with
Great Master L. L. Lockhart in
charge. This ceremony will be pre-
coded by a grand parade of Mason
starting from Emancipation Park,
Bowling street to the College ground.
Immediately following the corn.
Mays, President of the Morehouse
College, Atlanta Ga. will deliver
the baccalaureate sermon at 400
Pm.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28

Pittsburgh, Pa - Mrs. Mary
Dee, a famine platter spinner of
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Big Killing


There are 5,738 deer, elk, moose.
mountain sheep and bear killed il
Wyoming during the 1899 big game
season.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28

5heuxh the innumerabls smah
scale fisherman and minor COOPER
I'VE groups continued to practice
meir trade In prewar Japan, the
wel-equpped big ships Of giant Ash
corporations, which were taking
ever most Of the important fishing
and canning industries. offered
devastating competition. BY the
dime shs war broke, many japanese
fishermen mad gone into the employ
OF sos great nsh concerns. replacing
maagsr income rom independent
pArctoDs with 0 meager wage.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28

station WHO'D in Homestead, Pa,
is believed to be the only Negro
woman disc jockey in the COM
pany.
Mre. Dee is the mother Of four
children, but finds time to at.
tend her chores in radio.
bs1ta BBH
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28
Nehru 10 Visit US.

BOMBAY = Premier Nehru of
India, will pay a visit to the
United States in response to an
invitation graciously extended by
President Truman about two
months ago.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28

Drying. one Of the oldest ways
u preserving fruit. makes the most
of the natural sugar In fully ripe
fruit. Fruits 40 not need sugar In
canning to keep from spoilage. but
sugsr helps bold davor. color and
sbap4
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28
Health Program
Seen Boon To
Rural Sections

washington, ID. G. - The Com
mittee for the country's health
believe the Administration new
compulsory health insurance pro-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28
Crwth Like Viulfy

Tie ancient Welsh Ind Irisl
played musical instrument Gale;
y crwth. II resembled a violin ans
Uas played with q bow.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28

vices.
1t said six major provisions Of
the Administrations plan are ode
signed to provide better health
Facilities in rural and underdoc-
tored areas of the nation.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28
Ladies, Oyster Shnn

In 1845 New York city had a la.
dies oyster shop. a ladies' reading
room and a ladies bowling alley.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-05-28
Dress Shields

Dress shields In these hot days
prolong the life of rayon dresses,
keep them fresh longer and reduce
the cleaning bills.