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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-08-09

tons on file in this office shows
that lag persons are seeking, and
are available for employment in
and around Lexington as of June
80. This represents slight in
crease over May. These appli-
cants are qualified persons in
various work classifications, and
all employers in this area who
have job openings for any type of
laborers, domestic workers, farm
workers, and industrial workers,
airs urged to place their orders
with the local State Employment
Service office, located at 104 Spr-
ing street, Lexington.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-08-09

An out-of-town visitor asked
me the other day how New York
crs felt nowadays about the ma
tional political situation. This
question was, about as easy to an
swer as that one; how does the
ocean look? But l did venture the
non-political opinion that lots
of people are being attracted by
a comparatively new man on the
horizon, a man who has not only
done good job in business and
government here at home, but in
international affairs as well. He
is a good, religious man, l am
told. His name is Paul Hoffman.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-08-09
Labor Market Trends
by H. H. Thomas. Manager.
Holmes Employment Office
Employment Trends

Labor trends remained about
the same in June, 1851, as in the
previous month, with the excep-
ton of the increased number of
seasonal cotton choppers who
were hired in the Delta section
during the latter part of June. The
rains which prevailed during the
latter part of the month caused
a big demand for cotton choppers.
especially in the Delta section of
this county. The peak demand for
these seasonal agricultural work.
ers was reached in July One
wagon and trailer manufacturing
plant closed down due to the non
sale of their product, laying off
approximately 18 workers. A
majority of these workers who
LAID, off due to the lack of work
are catching trucks into the Delta
section each day, and are chopping
cotton. During June the local
sawmills and logging contractors
operated on full scale, due to
the favorable weather conditions,
which existed throughout major
part of the month. i
Applicants Seeking Employment
Our records indicate that 865
persons contacted this office dur
ing June. The flow of traffic in
to the local office shows only a
two per cent decrease, as COM
pared with the proceeding month.
AS compared with June, 1850, one
year ago, visits to the local Of
flee show an increase of 10 per
cent. ----~---
Unemployment compensation in
itiaE claims for unemployment
benefits during June show an in
crease of approximately 35 per
cent, when compared to May, 1851,
and an increase of approximately
~ per cent, as compared with
June 1850. This increase was
mainly due to the shutdown of
the aforementioned wagon and
trailer manufacturing plant. UC
continued claims show approx
mately "a per cent decrease, as
compared with May. US continu-
ed claims, as compared with June,
1850, one year ago, show approx
mately 3S per cent decrease.
Surplus Qualified Workers
The available labor supply has
shown a decisive decrease within
the past three months, which is
normally expected at this season
~ the wear, due to the increased
demand for cotton choppers, main
ly in the Delta section of Holmes
county; however, we still have a
large number of persons seeking
industrial employment in this
county.
A count of the active applica-
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-08-09
Mississippi Taxes High

Records show that the taxpayers Of Mississippi pay
taxes than any other people in the United States in
Ssoportion to per capita wealth and per capita income
Nong to information listed by the Mississippi Taxpayers
Association The latter is organization which has been
formed to acquan each axpaying group the state with
the facts in respect to taxes
total of s94062 63349 paid out by Mississippi
taxpayers during the fiscal year July through
&c. 1851 representing increase of than 500 per cent
b the past Is years. +. q,
doesn't take an economist to figure out that if this
present trend in taxation and public finance is not stopped
state taxes will shortly reach the stage being
confiscatory In fact they well nigh category
Would be interested in seeing where the more than
- million dollars paid into the state treasury last year
from Perhaps figure out how much you contrbueda your
share of the tax burden which by everyone who
breathes within the borders of our state? >.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-08-09
Visit Mr.. SARGENT

Mrs. w. L. Saunders and chill.
dren of Columbus are spending
two weeks with her father, H. B.
Sargent,
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-08-09
From Texas

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Howard of
Houston, Texas, are visiting in
the home of the Curtis Towards
for two weeks.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-08-09

For sights in the summer night,
Broadway is not the place to go.
1t is Central park. There, beside
the tiny lakes and on the grassy
plots, boys and girls make love
in an almost shameless fashion,
utterly obliviouS to those who
pass by. Travelling marionette
theatres pause at the lighted
places and give shows for the
swarming Riddles. These shows
are not entirely dependent on the
pennies and nickels thrown at
them - the city now pays them
some. Now and then a hanson
cab with old-fashioned driver and
romantic couple jaunts by on the
driveways, the romance of the trip
perhaps slightly dampened by the
$5-an-hour fee. 1t is a place of
great variety, Central park. New
Workers. wouldn't know whatito dc
without it.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-08-09

Try the Classifieds--It Paysl
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-08-09
Weekend AT Home

] Billy Montgomery of. Jackson
spent the weekend in the home
of his parents, MIR. and Mrs. j.
G. Montgomery.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-08-09

James Melton is a Southern boy
who has. really made good in this
big city OF course he has had the
help of fine, operate voice, but
there are others who have mad
that and didn't make the grade.
Jimmy has good looks and a
pleasing personality. He never
loses chance to smile at folks,
it seems to me, and on show he
works just as hard as if it were
his first one. Lives in nearby
Connecticut and has a hobby of
automobiles, owning about
fifty.
Sometimes it's hard to know
what to do. Have you thought of
buying a television set lately?
Well, if television isn't available
in your town yet, it doubtless will
be sometime, and you'll be faced
with the problem. l went into
one store - where they had a lot
OF sets to sell, and a clerk swarm
ed all over me with remarks as to
why this was just the time to buy
in another store - which was just
about out of sets, l was told the.
only thing to do was to wait for
color television. I ended up with
the conviction: When in doubt,
don't. :.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-08-09

Anybody who denies this is just
big country town should listen to
the new type of music which has
overwhelmed Tin Pan Alley and
usurped the Hit Parade. ! refer,
pardner, TO hillbilly music which
like, without apology. Sure it's
sung through the nose and the
words may not always be the best
English. But it's tuneful and goes
right back to our forefathers. Lo-
cal hep cats are becoming noun
tain hands and cowboys. Square
dancing is stealing the spotlight
from the waltz. New York mu-
sicians are taking to the guitar in
stead of the saxophone - and,
we'll, l like it folks. It's fun.
Evening star., 1951-09-19
Emily Post

A bride-to-be writes: MY
mother was recently married and
I doubt that any one will recognize
her new husbands name, if this
is used on my wedding announce
ment. Is there any solution?"
Your mother has to use her
present name, but your surname,
being now different from hers, is
given in full on the invitation so
every one will know who you are:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Newname
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of her daughter
Mary Ellen Oldname
Evening star., 1951-09-19
Miss McEIroy Becomes Bride

Christ Episcopal Church.
Georgetown, was the scene of the
September 18th wedding of Miss
Marjorie McElroy of this city.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
o. McElroy of Colonial Beach,
Va, and Mr.. Edwardo P. de Ace
vedo of Washington and Havana
Evening star., 1951-09-19
Waking Up the Aisle

Dear Mrs. Post: I am going to
a church wedding with my sister
in-law and her husband. She is
older by far than I am, SO what
about the seating of the three of
US? When the usher offers her his
arm should I follow with her hus-
band or let him follow her and
wait at the back for the usher to
come back and show me to my
place?
Answer: You follow with her
husband.
Picture in Poper
Dear Mrs. Post: I feel quite sure
that some Of the brides pictures
which appear in the paper are not
always solicited by the paper. Is
It wrong to send a picture of my
self on the chance that it will be
printed?
Answer: It is an accepted Gus
tom followed by almost every one
Husband Coils to Make Correction
Dear Mrs. Post: My husband
received an invitation to his niece's
wedding. I know of no reason why
I was omitted and believe it was
an oversight on the part of some
one helping to address the enve-
lopeS. What is to be done in a case
of this kind?
Answer: Rather than to go un-
der the circustances, it might be
best for your husband to tele-
phone his niece about the error
that was made and she will Ger
tainly correct it verbally.
What is the obligation of the
oodpnrent to the new baby?
Mrs. Post is sorry she cannot
GnSWer personal mail. Howeuer,
her leafet E-36. "The Ne,U
Baby" dnsDers this and other
questions on christening. To OBJ
tain a copy, send 10 cents in coin
to her, care OF The EUening Star,
P. o. Boz SO, Station G, New
York 19, N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-09-19

Most refrigerator made ice
creams are smoother and creamier
if the mixture is allowed to freeze
until Arm and is then removed to
a chilled bowl and beaten until
light and fluffy before being
refroZen.
Evening star., 1951-09-19
Rrnnk. phntn

Miss Lois Virginia Kemp, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Samuel
Kemp, Arlington, became the bride
September Is Of Mr.. Wesley Ed
wards, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Dubinsky, Utica, N. Y. The
ceremony took place at the Com
munity Methodist Church, Arling-
ton. with the Rev. Hampden H
Smith, jr., officiating.
A reception was held at the
church. After a wedding trip to
Atlantic City, the couple will re-
side in Alexandria,
Evening star., 1951-09-19

-
The wedding of Miss Alice l..
Ritchie and Mr.. Edward Peter
son took place here September
8, the Rev, James H. Miers per-
forming the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Ritchie of
Harrisonburg, Va. and the groom
is the son Of Mrs. Mary Peterson
of Duluth, MINI.
Evening star., 1951-09-19
Amanda Abbott
Is.Morried

Miss Amanda Abbott, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Vernon Abbott
of Silver Spring. became the bride
August Is of Mr.. Earl B. Walker,
son of Mrs. Harold M. Grant of
Newark. Del. in the Church of
the Ascension in Silver Spring, the
Rev. Herbert w. Lamb, jr, off,
ciating.
After a reception at the Wom-
ems Club of Bethesda. the couple
went to New York for a wedding
trip.
Evening star., 1951-09-19

Cuba. The Rev. John r. An
schultz officiated.
The bride wore gown of pea
cock blue slipper stain with a
matching hat and white orchid
corsage.
The newlyweds will be at home
on Riggs place.
Evening star., 1951-09-19
Delicious Cookies

Stir a package of gingerbread
mix with half cup of water, then
blend in a half cup of peanut
butter. Drop on creased baking
sheet and bake in a moderate oven
for q batch of delicious cookies.
Evening star., 1951-09-19

Miss Phyllis D. Segal.
NewlywedS Mr.. and Mrs. Sey-
mour Fucker will be at home after
october ! at 1923 Livingston road
Sc. Mrs. Fucker was Miss Phyllis
Deborah Segal before her mar
riage September 2. Rabbi Henry
Segal off1ciated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Segal.
Evening star., 1951-09-19
Notes M@
RnAYDo4

NEW. ... the cozy look Of the turtle
neck the exciting look of huge
hooks-and-eyes ;. in full-swinging
bright red coat ofrainproof corduroy.
NEW the luxurious comfort l..
the wonderful peace of mind =. that
Is yours with Nodes. It's America s
luxury napkin so velvety-soft, so
silken-smooth yet costs no more
than the others. In 3 sizes-Regular,
Junior and Super. In the discreet
shape box, pre-wrapped.
Evening star., 1951-07-13
Fire Damages Club,
Scene Of Disorder

The Chickland Night Club in
Capitol Heights, which was
closed after disturbance last
Friday night. was slightly dam
aged yesterday by fire of undeter-
mined origin.
A blaze IN a trash box at the
rear of the establishment at 4908
Central avenue scorched roof
Itimbers but failed to burn through
to the inside before it was ex-
ltinguished by volunteer f1remen
from Capitol Heights. Seat Pleas
ant, District Heights and Hillside.
The Prince Georges County Fire
Board said today it had not estab-
lished the cause of the fire and
| that damage to the building was
slight.
Town police said they passed
the place about two minutes be-
fore an alarm was sounded but
noticed nothing.
The club opened for both white
and Negro patrons last Friday
but was closed the same night
after large crowd gathered in
front of the place and a brick
was thrown through window
Police Chief F. Allen Richards of
Prince Georges County dispersed
the crowd and the manager and
bartender were charged with
liquor law violations.
A town mass meeting was held
Monday night to protest opera
Evening star., 1951-07-13
Notice TO Water Consumers
In the Washington Suburban Sanitary District

pipe line which Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission building from its Willis School
Filtration Plant Laurel to Wheaton nearing completion and
expected to be placed in service August The pumping station
and the additional filter unit at Willis School now available for
service With the placing of the pipe line in operation there VIII
be ample water for the current needs Of the Sanitary
requests the cooperation OF its in the
conservation of the use Of water in the Interim until the works
mentioned in service While recent improvements in the water
distribution system and the construction OF additional water sto
the filter unit have materially increased
the available supply of water last the continued building
development this period has coeSpondngy
the demand for However public cooperation
received is hoped that will not be necessary to issue water
restrictions this year.
project increasing the water OF the Sanitary
but merely in continuous
planning anticipate the needs of the community In such
its growth but at the time keeping
financing facilities sound basis
Commission plans nearly completed for
the mpoundng waters Of the Patxent River and
studying another supply line and further
improvements to and distribution and
sewerage collection systems.
Respectfully
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY COMMISSION
RAYMOND w. BEILAMY,
Chairman
L. S. RAY
j. NORMAN AGER
Commissioners
Attest:
JAMES B. PARKHnL.
Secretary Treasurer june o. 1901
Evening star., 1951-07-13
Man Who Wants to Die
In Jail Faces Term
BY the Assoeiaied Pres.

MIAMI. Fla, July 13.-Fred p.
Roberts. the 65-year -old man who
said he wanted to die in jail. may
have to serve an 18-month Fed
eral prison term.
Criminal Court Judge Ben c.
Willard found him guilty yester-
day of obtaining money under
false pretenses and asked the
sheriff to notify Federal officers
of the verdict.
Judge Willard said Roberts had
been out on Federal probation on
an 18-month sentence for forgery
before his arrest in the present.
case.
Evening star., 1951-07-13
Reduced 33A% !nua
Lightweight
GHba1'Ggifse Suits
Sport Coats

Fonous Make, sizes SO, Al. AZ, A ard
40 short. Reg. SOS. $500
Is CoIvert Sport coots. Reg. $4e75 $500
u Lightweight Wool. Reg. $5e.75-S42.5o ----$ $500
10 Wool cordeons. AZ and "A reg. & long. 20 ond
AZ short. Reg $500 and S3e.75----------H OFF
IL Corduroy Coots. sizes 36 TO 40 to 46
reouor; A long. Reg. $22.e5-------------Ao OF
5 Nycord Coots, sizes SO and A regular;
&c. 40 and "A long, Reg. $19.95 ---------H OF
NyIcord Coots, sizes 36 and SO regular:
40 long, Reg. $3.50
l3 cubon Style Leisure Joekets. Reg. $l5e5 S0.99
Evening star., 1951-07-13

ton of the club and the matter
was placed in the hands of Robert
E. Ennis. town attorney.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21
9 - Columbus, Osie
3ueia 3S

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boren Don Dem Siihcrpriiilmosfp-
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21
Ams Gtieaee, III.
3meia 46

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Glntrad)t 6crmania

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t0Qll:tea Ernt urbcitcu nlilI'cn, pcr-
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Ieln fumn ous nldt icrtio brluuen.
HaHt uns illlonlnlcn linOcn lmo ar
bellcn. ioob llnn 9tein foiieu ooml
feline &uriel. Sbpphl mir in 9lnc=
rifu lebcn llnn cine anbere Sprohe
ulih beherriden millicn, loft inns
oodl bos Quite pclltid)e &nrt mn bic
INNER ichnnen @ieper noh cinc fllr=
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Souns Steincr, Sctr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21
3weia 19

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21
Illus uileS, Otie
3Uciq 20

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icrtoa, pcrhllnben NIT &inDcrtoo &c.
fcicrt lInb bu uinu olles lllltiu ,ll.
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licben &inbcrn ;uilichen, NIT ilwcn,
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&iilNcr crbicltcll cine Slmmlc
$500 pom &ercin. Gs lit plrnocrs
bar. haE man ibncn cinnuI I'M Ndhr
Die @clcNcnhcit 0iht, init DEM SclD
su banocln. lpie tic pilllid)cn.
Hl'n werte Wtitalieher. Nhr lpcr.
net alle- frcllnblit, ocbctcn. am
SpnlltoM bcn I. Suli, punft = Hin
nad)nittoNs in bic rcNclnlGbioc Scr
'urnnlluno I'll funlnlcll, "a olld, Die
hrcinonotlii,e giihcrrcpiiipn pproc;
lc'cn mirn. Sarllm iolltc ollh fein
einiiOcs U{itNlicp fehlen. Iarum
fpnmt ullc lunn lnHt inns Die sc
'd)dftc out lnn prompt crIcbiuen.
Mud, luerhcn Die geumtcn ocbctcn.
cine Stllnnc TrilhCr III crid)einell.
bolnit mir Die Hilcber priifcn. Slld
lplltn Die DiitQlicocr, Die I'M Hiif:
'tanp nit Den geitriiNcn linp, iId
Out'tchcnb MAIDEN. Dcnn mon
!pcii, nicmaIs, mas Der ndd,itc Suu
brinNcn fonn. Milo bite nidt III
pcr0cl'cn ON /. Nrli bel Der Scr.
iunlnllulll anlpclcnh III icin.
,SrlE Shell, Scfr.
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9lilcn Sblrciicru ,ur .toc)ritt,
OaR lmlere ~NllisGcrinn,mlllna an,
Iienatun Den 3. Mlli I'M I llbr
30 ubcnos ltuttiinoet. Sic Shlpc=
'tern pcrben criuht. iih an Der Der
lanlmluno iil hcleiliNen. bcipnDers
plclenluen Sdlpc'tcrn, pcld)c nit
lhren GeitrG1cn llno 9liicfmcnts inn
Hlldltnnb lInD, inllten fonlnlCn llnp
lldl Nut'tchcnD MADDEN, bcpnr c. III
lput lit.
Mud, ncrncn' bic Srbpcilcrn &c.
betcn, Dos Sahien l;idllif nidt III
pcrucl'cn. meld)cs om Smntao, ben
-. Sum nbacbultcn lpirD. 9llle linz
ollfs herilid)ite cinNelaDen NIT ibren
NalnlIicn teisuncbmcn.
sluf Der &ranfenliitc ut llniert
Scfretdrin Spphia aod). Sd,lpeite,
aod) Oanft alien Sd)neitern iiir oil
ld,pnen Set gSell" aartcn, beion
oers Den Sd,pcitern bcs .3lpeiaes 1
Der Sebertafcl, Dem aird)cn ,Sraucl
Screin lnlp Der Gereiniatcn Socb
len lno alien unncrcn autcn ,Srellll
Dlnncn, pelhe oil lie 0cDaht bubcn
gelten Ddnf alien. glud) banft ii,
alien fir ben idonen gciud, ipGb
renD ibrer &rnnfbeit. Sic hofft bali
lpieoer init Gudb ;uion,men su iein
Z Iem ,sinansfomitee llnb ben ge,
omtinnen iur 9tahrid,t, Dos ia:
giid,erpriiien am Tienetna, Den 3
,Suli Inn I llhr nnhmittoos itott
finoet. Ins aon,ifcc unp bic ge
dntinnen iollten oies sur aemtni:
nehrien lr1o punft 1 llhr i'm Sof,:
ienhcim icin.
Sopbia aod,. Sefr
81, 90