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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-05-15
Die merkwuerdige Explosion in
Seattle erregt die Gemueter
Die Erssbns.e elmer srvendIiehen Untersvehvns wer
den demnueehst bekonnt segeben werden.

Elm onoeres rmpitiihes Ding" han.
bette, purbe bon Hroi. 8erarb Sui
per, Mitronom bes beriibmten Der'
fes Sblerpatorium in Safe @enepa,
Wis., sedubert, oab es iih abiolut
lm eiuen sielnlid, aroBen Gifen.
meteorgehanbelt baben fonnte, OF
aleid, Dteteore eapobnlid1 in elmer
groberen So0be bereits erplooieren.
@iele bremen ndmlid, aus. ehe lie
Die ,mteren Shihten oer @roatmo.
iphdre iiberbaupt erreihen.
1atiahe tit; bnB Sieie grpIeiion,
tpie Gbmaro SuIlipan. VrGiioent Ser
Gipilian Sauccr Snpeitigation go.
cietp duberte, Sic brittle oieier Mrt
lit, Die iih in amerifa innerbalb oes
letten Subres ereignete.
Die borbergebeuben ereiancten iih
in Sbarou, Eenu.. gl Haio l,no
GaIlas, Ger; oie iesise unteridieo
iid) pnn bieien iebod). Die iriiberen
Obiefte erplobierten Iautlos uno
ihienen aud) ionit einen piel ollge.
meineren Gbarafter gebabt au ba.
ben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-05-15
kanzIer Leopold Fig| zu
konferenzen in Washington
Am kommsnden Freitos wird cine Reise dvreh do.
Land unqetreten werden

Waibineton. - &ansler 2eopol6
Gigl. Der in 8eeleitune ieiner @at.
TIN in Der 8unbesbauptitaot eintraf
i,n6 bon StdatsiefretGr Sean Nhe.
ion en.pfangen ,purbe, bat int oieier
Dot,e @elesenbeit, niht MIR nit
1rdiibent Eruman. ionSern audi nit
bielen anoeren iiibrenoen Yerion.
Ii4feiten iiber ben ~0aa Oeiterreid"
III iprehen.
Der @an5ler, ser nunmebr iie6en
Sobte i'm An1t lit. bot ourdbliden
laifen. bob es ibm in eriter 2inie
6dr,,m 5u tun lit, Die Il. g. 5u Der.
onlaifen. Die tinandieqe &ilfe fit
Oeiterreid nidt 5u perrinsern, oie
man Dem 0anoe i'm porieen Sabre
0eudbrt bat.
Wen1t ole sluslanoshilie bonn
Aongreb tpeiter berringert peroen
foQte, 10 uiiroe iif Oeiterreid, nit
erbeblih ,penieer bebelien miilien.
4an3ler GigI tpia iih nun be.
ttiiben, Die Sad)e Ceiterreidt 10
bar5uitenen. ipie iie lit. int spelden
tpirHdaftliden Shmierisfeiten iid
6ds 9dn6 in eriter 2inie baourh
beiln6et. 6ab 6ie @uifen bic reihen
Oelborrdte bes 9anoes beihlaenabmt
bnben, 6dB Die Gonouidiiiabrt niht
bon Ceiterreib fcntrolIiert tperoen
tdnn un6 bergleihen mebr.
Wenn mon niht Der @irtihait
finandien linter Die 9lpme areiien
tpiirbe tpie bisber, un6 3tpar trGitig,
10 miiroe man nur bas Spiel Der
&uifen ipielen. Vieles, beionoers in
Der Snouitrie, miiroe 5uiamlnenbre.
den. es niiroe pieI, Mrbeitsloligfeit
eeben. uno Der 0oben fir fommu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-05-15
0ie Nseitm0dlte

Gaibinston. - Die @eitmatlte
teilten ber Sctpietunicn mit,- tie
lriiroen iiber bie Giniauna Geltid,s
lambs unb crit nod)ber iiber einen
,Sriebenspertrao min bann ipred,en.
lpenu ber &reml ben Velpeis Iieiert,
ooh es tpirflid, emit meint. ben
Geutihen ,Sreiheit su qelpdbren.
Sbentilfe Noten tpuroen Mnsfall
bon ben Gereinieten Staaten. 8roRz
hritannien lmo ,sronfreid, sllae.
itellt. Sn bieien lpuroe folaeuoes be-
tontf
IS fann feline 9isfuiiion zines
Nrieoenspertraaes aeben, ipie lie in
Der ruliiihen 9tote. bic bic &eit=
mdhte beantlporteten, beantraQt
lporoen mar, bis eine freie eeiamt=
oeutihe Heaieruna porhanoen lit,
nit Der man perbanoeln fam.
Tieie oeiamtoelltid)e 9}eaieruna
miiiie ppue Soanolunasfreibeit be-
iisen.
Inn iie herbei;uiiibren, brGuhte
man unbehinoerte aeiantoeutihs
@ohlen inter geOingllnael1, ipelhe
pom elmer mirflid) lnparteiiihen
8omn,iiiion ausaearbeitet iperDen
miiiieu. Sieier 8ommiiiipu. bic feline
Siermdd)te- e-8ommiiiion iein oiirfe.
lpie bic Guiien Tie porihluaen. n,iiiie
3usana iu allen IeiIen Teutid).
lambs hdben.
,Saus bic 8uiieu bic pon BEN Ser.
einten 9tationen fit bieien 2tped
aufaeitellte &nmmiiiion ablehnen.
| limb bic @eltmGd)te ipillens. irQenbs
einen onberen proftiid,en uno prdsi.
len Elan ,l beriidiid,tiaen. ieood
feline @ruppe. bic bon einem Sotpiet
peto fontrouiert lit.
i Tie @eltmGd,te lehnter bic co
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-05-15

oes aauipreiies ieitsuiesen.
9ie 8egner elmer. an5ablungser'
leitterung peiien oarauf bin, oab
Der Sduierbau bereits nit alien
8rditen ourdgeiiibrt tueroe, unb oaB
eine tpeitere grmutigung ,,ur einen
MoneeI an Wateriulien uno Snfla.
ton berbeifiibren tpiirbe.
Die Mominiitration ioete ncraus.
6ob in bieiem Sabre 100000 &C.
bduoe ,uno &auier erriftet meroen
tpiirben.
Sen Yerf1uiern bon &1uiern i'm
Nreis bon $4,000 bis $4,000
piiroe es alerotnss nif,t Ieidt ge.
moht. oieie su perfaufen. 30 Die
Ansabluns % bis so Hroaent oeS
1otalpreiies betragen muB. Gie IN.
sablung aui &duier. bic meniger ais
$4,000 foiten, betragt alleroingS
nur 10 Bis 20 Hro3ent oes Yreiies.
geteranen f0nnen iogar nod etpaS
nieorieere Mn5ablunoen leiiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-05-15
eftsbe|ebung fuer
das Jahr zu erwarten
} vorov..osen cine. Resiervns.bvreov.

tung oie Sporeinlasen meientlid
5ugenomnen babeu.
sSm SinbIif aui Sic ,peitere Gnt'
,pitluna bes Sabres fommt es nad
Ser Grtl1rung Der Steae bauptldh'
lid, oaraui oil. uie lih Die interna'
tipnaleu ge;iebunseu 9eitalten, mel
die @irfuneen oauon aui Die RE-
gieruns ausseben rno mle Se'
ihGitsleute unb Gerbralher oapcn
beeiniIuBt ueroen.
Wenn iid bic internationale Gage
niht gan, unS ear iinOert. beibt es
in Oem Beridjt, ,pcroen Die Musea.
ben iiit sic amerifaniihe Iuiriii itlrng
uorausIihtlih i'm sanjen Sabr wei'
fer iteisen.
gei mcitcren Mussaben iiir Die
Iuiriiitma merOen aud, tuabridein.
lid, aerpiiie Hreiie ansiebem wenn
oucf Sic Observation-Disclosures Yrc'
BUTTE ,pobl cine Mubnabme biloen
perben.
@enn aber bas 9fiiitunsspro=
aromm a,i .Mniang oes Sobres 1853
oen @ipielpunft erreife, erflrte oas
Yiiro, perbeu sic Yreiie uieaelft
mieocr Sen Druid nod unten aus
acieBt iein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-05-15

Seottle, Waib. - @1bren0 BON
militiriideu rno Siuilen Wiifen'
idaftlern bereits cine sriinolide
1lnteriuhuna Der grploiion oes
.mpitiihen Sbieftes" iiber Der Staot
eingeleitet ,p,roe. beid1itist iih Die
Hbantaiie Ser 2aien porlGuiie in
olIen @i1tunsen nit bieiem Goriall,
Der. spie al1erSinas niht anoers 5ll
ersporten lit, au allerbano @eriihten
alr1aB CAB.
unaGblise Der gin,pobner tpl,r-
ben niesmaI Mueen3eugen. nno Ind9
ibren Musiaeen Idbt lid ctspa fol.
eenbes auianmreniteQen:
am lesten Counting Moraen Inn
1880 borte. fab unb ipiirte man
eine frdfti9e Grploiion, Die brett
Gber oem Nprbteil Der Stabt itatt-
fano. Die grploiion ipG iid in elmer
eobe uon et1pa 1000 SUP ereisnet
baben un6 iiber 60 Meilen lihtbar
eapeien iein. ginitilnmig uuroe &C..
Gubert, oab bas Sbiett iih bon
Siomeiten nod Norooiter bemestc,
che es gu Der @rpIoiion fam. 3ah.
benz Der &immel iefl,noenlana sreu
nit einem bl1ulih.tpeiBen Sd,eiu
erleuhtet ,uuroe, loiten lid, mebrere
5euerbdlle bon bem Sbjeft ab, oie
oann CUR eroe iieIen.
Sr9eno,uelhe Sfydoen icaen ie.
bod nid,t angerihtet poroen iein; !;
duu bat man anidlieBeno feline
9eilihide bes Obieftes auiiinoen
fonnen.
8dbreno Ser Sale natiirlid, per.
mutet. BOB es iid tpom0sIid Inn cine
sflieaen6e l1ntertaiie" poer iruenby
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-05-15

Nahoem ober sen &uiieu Elm
1agebuth oes iriibereu amerlfani'
ihen Nttad,es iu Mosfau. General.
majors &obert ". 8rom III Die Sun.
De geia0en lit, befiirhtet man, bub
oie Ruiicn sic 9orihritteu iiir ane'
rifaner, oie in HuBlano reiieu mol
len, nod uerihdrien oiiriten.
8rop botte in ieinem Eagebuf
aui n,ebrere ,militariibe 9iele" ii,
RuBlano blneelpieien unb spar iii,
cinen Vrdpenti,Iriea ge9er sSunie
union eineetreten. @r miro bier BOZ
Elm &riegsgerif,t seirelt tperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-05-15
Adenuuer wirbt in Reden
fuer den CeneroIvertruc

@onn. -- 9unbesfaniler Noe
ital1er fiinbietc einen iiber 3 @ohen
lid, eritredeuoen Heoefelo5us an, I'M,
por Der Selitif,en Seiientlid,feit 5ur
'inuen' uno auBenpolitiid,en 2ase
Stelliu,e jlt 1lebmen. Sor 8ertretern
Ser Regierungsfoalition iagte Or.
aoenauer, oaB aud, mad, Der Inter.
Seifnuna bes beutih-alliierten Ser.
traasmerfs sur abl0iuns bes @e.
iaslussitatlts bic Bonner aoalition
in peritdrttem MnBe Sic Seiientlid.
felt auifldren niiiie. Sn areiien Der
8eglerungsparteien miro betpnt, bnb
gegenpartig lteberleeunaen iiber sen
Muffldrunasort onaeitelt pcroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-05-15
Erster Broekhovs mach dem
Krieqe noeh dieses Johr

@iesbuoen. - Sm 0erlog Gber.
barb 8rofbaus in 8iesbaoeu er.
idreint nod, Dor gnoe oieies SdbreS
ser erite 8ano Der 1. auiloae bes
v8roben 9rcdbnus". Hah 0tittei'
lung bes 0erlaaes ion oas 8erf
II BGnoe umialien. gs lei nad Tint
iang unS snbalt Den beltieen gr.
ioroerniiien aneepabt. Ser 8ert bes
erlten beutihen 8roblerifons nad)
Dem ariege perbe ourd, bie fait $50.
jGbrise GrIabrung oes Serlages Der.
tiirat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-05-15
kunodisehe Lvftlinie ..~
mach WestdevtsehIond

ssranfiurt. - Wie aus Stta,ua
genleIoet mirb, bat oie 2uitperfebrs.
aeieaidait rSranscanaou airlines"
Sic @enebmisuns erbalten. cine
;sIusperbinouns nit Der oeutiden
8unoesrepubIif in getrieb su neb.
men. alS 6lugbaien iino Wontreal
in aanaoa ,inb porl6ufig 0iiiieloorf
uno &amburs in ausiift eenom.
men. Cine entiprehenoe Wsitteilun9
lpuroe bonn fanaoiid)en @erfebrs.
niniiter 2ionel Gbeprier Derofient'
Iid,t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-05-15
Buntes AIIerIei in Kuerze

slr,oomion. ousaeriiitet nit 6oI;z
aetpebr. Vaionett. Tclh. ,Selbfla=
ihe. Gbaeihirr. anapidf lmo Is. s.
llniform uno init $14 in Der Saihe,
bic CT iid) BON ieinem Gater anaeeia=
net bate. aelanate bis @aihinetpn.
no er bas Eentaaon altfiud,en llnn
einen rid,tiaaebenDen General ieben
ipollte. Oils er ieooh ben Marih
iiber oen Gptomac antreten ipollte,
ipuroe CT BON Der Golisei feitaenpm-
men. Sn 9telp 9)orf fonnte Der Sater
Die aanie 9tacbt nitht ihlafen Dor
Sorae INN ben Sunaen. Gr iagte,
Der Surge lei INNER perriift auf
Die slrmee aelpeien llno bate elm
General !peroen nollen.
Gie Stablfirmen aaben Dor benz
8unDesoberaerid)t an, baR bic
llebernabme ihrer Berfe ourh bic
Geaieruna ibnen &erIuite biz III
800 Willionen brinaen f0nne. Sin
&eeierllnasanipaIt beaeihnete bic
8efiirhtllnaen aIs oroRen llniinn.
Die 9lraumente puroen III Der sSra=
qe gemdd,t, ipclhes 9fed)t bic ne
aierllng hat, Iripateiaentum sll
llbernebmen. Sberrihter sSdfion
iaate, oies lei cine israae. bic niht
I'M Sid,te nur eintdaiaer Gistuiiion
entihte0en iperDen fam.
Sn Bilmirston, e. g., tpur6en
sebn Nnaeb0riae bes @u &lur alon
Der Gntfiibrlna unb 0erid)porunq
iiberfubrt. 8ei 0erfiinbiouna bes
Ndhrfpruhs tpinielten bic &lans=
leute uno baten Inn Miloe. Sic er=
htelten Strdfen bon einem Big fiini
Sabren 3uhtbaus.
Sn GhilaoeIpbia tpurben bei Gr.
offnllna Der 60 Stahlarbeiter
llnion=&cnpention Mnbeutunaen ae.
madt, oaB es AT eine,n nellen stabl.
ltreif fommen. tonne. 8rGfioent
Wturrap beihuI6iate bic Snouitrie
HeaierunasDoridrif aebrod)en Al
.habetl.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-05-15
Norwegen schlies.t Elm
Abkommen NIT Moskou

Oslo. - Vertreter Nor,pesens uno
SopietruBlanos parapbierten eit
norpegiih.ruiiiides Sanoelsabfom.
men, bos iest nur nod bon ben
Nesieruneen outsebeiben tperoen
mub. Nortpesen ion oen 9tuiien
1000 1onnen slluntininm, $4,000
3onnen SaI;berinee un6 $4,000
2onuen Jett lieiern. ,pofiir bic go.
1pietunton $4,000 9onnen @et;en,
10000 3onnen Roseen unb 10000
lonnen 0fnngan id,ifen min.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-05-15
Siebentes bierzeIt
fUers Oktoberfest

0Ginhen. - Gem bieriroblif,en
Wiinhener uno ieinen 8alren aus
aller Serren Sonber beim Sftober.
felt iueroen beuer eripeiterte &tlfs.
mittel ge9en ben Durit aeboten ,per.
ben. Der Wfiinhener Staotrat bat
beidloiien. fir bas t952er Cftober.
ielt Elm iiebentes gicr3elt OFF Ser
Jbereiientpicie All aeitatter,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-05-15
Gsorg SoIti mach
Bvenos Aires einqeIoden

Niin1en. - @eneralmuiifoiref.
tor @eorg Solti bon Miinden tpiro
int Suli unb Muguit oieies ssobres
Opernal,ffiibruneen am 9edtro So.
lon in 8uenos Nires oirieieren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-05-15

niitiide ginfliiiie ,pitroe porbereitet
,per0en.
&ublano beriuhe INNER nieber
einen Jrieoensuertras ,u perbinoern.
@ut,pilllg miirbe es Seiterreih nid)t
rdumen. 2as oiirite in;miihen
flar gsuoroen iein.
s(m fommenben sSreitoa ,piro
bann ser 8anjler cine Neiie ourh
Oas Sano antreten, mie i1on be.
ribtet ,poroen lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-05-15

Ser bierfuhe GlepeIanoer MDr=
Der Sdlurence Wolosbn, 90. bcflln=
bcte nihts, lpas i'm irriinnia pIG=
Dieren lieBe in 3uiammenhana NIT
oer Gridiebuna eines lSplisiiten lno
brei laiiaaiere zines ppa beiebten
@ucIih slpe. Smnibuiies. Gr ban=
oelte MIR in eiuem 9Sutanfal. Ser
Gountpantpa!t Gulliton erfl1rte,
inan neroe bic s(nflaae oui Moro
I'M erlten @roo llllr aui Der gaiis
eines Sunftes burh Die 8roRae=
ihlporenen illd,eu. ndmlid, Grid)ie-
Blna zines lSnliseibeamten. ais bic
ier Ii in 9lusiiblng ieines Iienites
befano. @olbsbp n1dhte scltenD,
oak. er ii!h Der ,Seih,abme entiiehen
lpolltc. Gr mar aus Der 2ufttpaffe
unebrenhaft el,tlaiieu lporbeu. Sit
;lpiiben eripartet man BON Der
WS III Maibinaton ei1en 8erid)t
iiber feline iSinaeraboriide. Die
@roBaeihiporenen befaBten iih an,
sUtittipodl 11ad)mittdQ init benz ,san
0as @eieb aibt iebem Moroanae,
flaaten minoeItens 80 Eaae Dor
benz Srosef. Nod, 80 Eaaen oauert
es cine Wohe ODER liinaer. Is &C.
ihmorene s,liammen su itellen lmo
oann crit fam ber Grosek beain-
men.
Senator Salts &anoibaten flint
ten bieienieen 6arolo e. Staf1ens
in 13 Der 16 lsrin,Gripdhlf
Weit 0irainias. Sein 6auptaeener.
General Giienbolper. mar Qar ni1t
i'm Wettbeperh.
Gin 1929 islua,eua Der 9uftpaf=
fe unb elm Marine= Sdeofluq,euo
itieben bel einem Monoper iiber
benz Hasiiif in Der NGhe Der Sniel
Gun Catalina ,uiammne. Sin Wam
lpuroe aetotet lno man befiird)tet,
baR iieben anoere ebenfals umfa.
men. 9(noere ,Slieaer llnb Bpote
iudten nah lleberlebenoen.
Ser 13iGhrine Stem Wnrfer Snhn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-05-15

Ser 13idbriae 9leip g)orfer Sobn
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-02-28
Ne Girls Win State
Championship Over
Holmes Jr. College
Finol Tourney Game
At Goodman Proves
To Be Thriller

The Northeast Junior College
sextet Of Bonneville successfully
defended the championship of
the 1852 girls division Monday
night in the state finals for girls
in the Holmes gym at Goodman.
The Holmes girls played a grand
game and were game losers in a
thrilling 1927 battle before a
near-capacity crowd.
The game was very close most
of the way with Northeast in
the lead except for the brief early
minutes when Holmes led 10
on Stainbrook's charity toss to
open the scoring. Mary Robbins
was the high scorer for the win
ners with IA points, but had to
take second place in the scoring
department as Patty Burton OF
Holmes hit the hoop for Is
points.
The defensive work of both
LcdIllS Was a Itdtult dllN w do Wy
far the best seen during the en-
tire tournament. Both teams eX-
hibited fine craftsmanship in
every respect. Polly Jordan,
Faye Graham and Hermie PUNK
played their best game and their
fine work, even in defeat, was
highly commendable. To the
guard trio of Northeast can be
said the same. The work of
Helen Blackburn and Bernice
Russell in particular was unus-
ually good.
Both teams played hard clean
basketball and the game was so
close that the victory could have
gore either way in the final
quarter. The score was shaved
to a single point three times in
the final five minutes of play.
Northwest boys from Sena-
tobia played the Holmes quint at
7 in a preliminary and Holmes
won 6l-38.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-02-28
Negro Child Dies
In Flames Wednesda,
Mother Dies Of
Burns Early Today
In Lexington

A Az year old Negro child was
burned to death and his mother
died early this morning of burns
'eceived when their home was
destroyed by fire in Lexington
Wednesday afternoon of this
week.
The woman was Maureen
Young, wife of Earl Shorty
Young, popular janitor of the
lexington Grammar School. She
was rushed to the Holmes Coun-
y Community Hospital but was
, badly burned that little hope
vas held for her recovery. She
died about 200 am.
According to reports Maureen
was making a fire in the kitchen
stove with kerosene which ap-
parently exploded.
Another child IN the house was
saved.
The fire department was sum-
moned and put out the blaze
within short time. Members of
the department brought out the
child from the flaming house but
he was already dead.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-02-28
World Prayer Day Is
Observed Here Friday
Duront Churches To
Sponsor Community
Prayer Service

Friday, February 20, is being
observed as World Day of
PRAYER and a community PRAYER
service will be held in Durant at
the First Presbyterian Church
on that day at 500 pm. Every
one is given cordial invitation
to worship through prayer, scrip
ture and song.
All pastors of the community
will participate and women from
all churches in the community
will also be on the program.
The World Day of Prayer was
observed last year in 1900 Am
erican communities and in 104
countries.
The theme for this years OBJ
servance is: Christ, Our Hope"
The thought behind this theme
is that the dangers confronting
the world today is not in the
massed armies of nations but in
the straying away from God and
His plan for the world.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-02-28
NV Club Members
Hear Field Director

Local B and PW Club members
felt fortunate to have heard Mrs.
Beatrice Patterson, national field
director last Saturday night ex-
plain the objectives of the B and
PW Club Federation.
The meeting was held at the
school auditorium.
Everyone present entered into
discussion, which was highly in
teresting as well as Informative.
Mrs. Patterson was accompani-
ed to Durant by Miss Catherine
Sullivan of Meridian. state first
vice president, who introduced
Mrs. Patterson. Two members
from the Ethel club Mrs. Mag
gle Bridges and Mrs Lila Maude
Leslie, also took part on the pro.
gram.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-02-28
Fence Construction
Demonstration Is
Held Al Goodman
Representatives Of
Seven Counties
Attend Holmes Meet

Corner installation has more
to do with fence failure than any
other one thing if good materials
are used, three regular vocation
al agriculture teachers and "a
instructors of veteran farm train
ees from seven counties were
told as they attended a fence con-
struction demonstration on the
farm of veteran trainee Jack
Haley located about eight miles
east of Goodman Thursday.
The demonstration was one of
series currently being held
throughout the state under the
auspices of the Institutional On
Farm training program, State
Board of Education. 1t was cal
Cd by J. K. Simpson, Pickens,
district supervisor for the vet
Grams farm program, and was
conducted by A. c. Everett, of
tckson, agricultural engineer
for the veterans program, and
w. D. Mercy, Fairfield, Alaba-
ma, representative of the Ten
nessee Coal and Iron division of
United States Steel.
Part of the veteran farm in
structional program, the demon
STATIONS were held for the pur-
pose of teaching the instructors
the correct way to construct
fences in order to meet PIMA
specifications. They stress the
horizontal brace system on all
load bearing posts.
A morning session held at
Holmes Junior College was used
to instruct by means of lantern
slides and a blackboard lecture.
Others attending were: voca-
tional agriculture teachers r. w.
Almond of Goodman, D. n.
Boyd of Edinburg, and c. E.
Sprayberry of Grenada; and vet
Grams instructors Edward A. Jor-
dan, Walnut Grove; Bill Noble,
John j. Crawford, L. M. Rurrell,
Bobby H. Gordon of Camden; c.
R. Stoker, j. F. Webb and R.
A. Stacy of Duck Hill; B. CHS
ohm, Big Black; Rex Buchanan
and Bonnie Jones of Holmes
County AIS; M. o. Branigin
and Harold G.. Hillebert of Farm
maven; c. S. Hill, Sails; Melvin
T. Jolly, S. j. Dixon, Jr., w. l..
Freely and w. A. Billiard of
Benton; o. O., Bennett, West;
Sam S. Moses of North Carroll
ton; Harry M. Parker, w. G..
Inclusion, James L. Daler, Ray
mond Ferguson, of Gore Springs;
w. M. Sanders and R. A. jenkins
of Madden; Newton c. Oliver
and H. M. Ellington of Carthage;
T. c. Fortenberry of Edinburg;
William c. Oliver of Lena; T. C..
Reeves of Barnes; w. L. Felts of
Holcomb; A. r. Watson of Alva;
and Hugh c. Sanford of Holly
Bluff.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-02-28
individual Citizen
Must Be Sold On
industry, Bradshaw
Each Citizen Should
Be Able TO Boost
His Community

The importance of the indivi-
dual citizen in the community
being sold on a community's de-
velopment was stressed by L. O..
Bradshaw, industrial representa-
tive of the Mississippi Power and
Light Company.
If the individual citizen is
sold on his own community
and wants to see it obtain an in
dustry he or she will do every
thing within his power to learn
everything about the community
and be able to sell it to any WISH
tor that might come along and be
interested, Mr.. Bradshaw init
mated.
Industries are seeking places
where raw materials, labor and
transportation are available, Mr..
Bradshaw pointed out. Other
items which receive considerable
attention include good sites, the
tax situation, presence of ade-
quate schools and churches and
OF extreme importance is the
particularly hospitals, adequate
fuel and power.
existence of good local govern
ment and a spirit of cooperation
among the people of the COM
munity as well as the govern
ment, Mr.. Bradshaw pointed out.
An industry employing 200
people will have an average
yearly payroll of about 100000
and support a community of 240O
people. This payroll will sup
port 80 places of business and
an additional number of profess
sional people, such as doctors,
lawyers, dentists, etc.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-02-28
Patients At District II
Community Hospital

Mrs. Zulma Alexander, West
Mrs. LA Lou Walters, Durant
Warren Fortson, Durant
j.. V. Mcbride, Durant
Walter Smith, Jr., Walden
irs. James Williamson, West
3shv James Ray Williamson,
West
Mrs. John ]. Mccormick, Druant
L. Ellis, West
Mrs. Hattie M. Rodgers, Durant
Mrs. j. G. Layne, Durant
1e~rge Cain, Sails
Colored Patients
rnoIia Mae Hearn. Winona
Willie Smart, Goodman
NINA Gordon, Durant
Delaney Redd, Goodman
Marshal Saffold, Durant
Magnolia Clark, West
gov Girl Clark, West
red Glover, Durant
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-02-28
.ahipp Rites Held
Friday Al Hebron

Funeral services for Mr.. Vivian
H. Ship, well known merchant
and cattleman in Holmes county,
were held Friday, February %,
at 2:30 pm. in the Hebron Me-
thodist Church. The Rev. G. R..
Williams, pastor of Amory Me-
thodist Church, assisted by the
Rev. Wilton Holston and Rev.
Walter Landrum officiated. In
terment was in Odd Fellows ce-
metery with Southern in charge
Of arrangements.
Mr.. Ship died last Thursday
morning about HOO in the Holm
es County Community Hospital.
He had been in failing health for
several years but had not been
seriously i'll until about a week
ago.
A native of Holmes county, he
was born August Z, 1887, and
married Mrs. Gladys Spell Ship
on January 81, 1913. He was an
active member of the Hebron
Methodist church, being a stew
ard and church secretary for
many years.
Surviving are his wife and one
daughter, Miss Clara v. Shipp
of Jackson.
Pallbearers were Dewitt Majors,
Jessie Byrd, L. o. Spell, Jr., Au-
bry Pierce, Motion Byrd, William
Ward Spell, Lonnie Boatwright,
Edward Weems and Raiford
Watson.