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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-06

A combination step and ex-
tension ladder will find many
uses.
Details are shown in the
drawings. Mark the positions
of steps and rungs carefully.
Fasten the steps with two No.
8 flathead woodscrews in each
end. Fasten the end of each
rung with one No. IL wood
screw, PA inches long. The
pivot rung is drilled to take a
2-inch cotter key.
Use IN by 4-inch lumber
for rails and steps, and rs
inch dowel for rungs. Draw
the step ladder together with
3/16-inch ladder bolts beneath
each step, and place angle
braces beneath the bottom step.
Your lumber dealer should be
consulted as to the b st woods
for the lob.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-06

schools already at Kaspe1 and Whitefish and plan
ned in Columbia Falls and alertness by newspapers
and radio The responsibility OF achieving safer
highways and streets is always before us. So far
this year Montana has had 81 traffic fatalities
pared with So year ago. MR.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-06
Elect Don Patterson

Don Patterson, Hungry Horse,
has been elected to Beta Epsilon
chapter Of ri Omega Pi, National
Commercial Honorary fraternity.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-06

that evening.
All interested should write or
phone Mr.. Moon, care of State For
ester's Office, Missoula, for further
details.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-28
Continued from Page 4s)

but in all fairness the opinions of
the Israel Office of Information
should be circulated l feel
that / must add that my own OBJ
Servations on the newcomers" to
Israel were based on comments
made by Israel educators as well
as the imam on the street" -. It
should also be remembered that
the one-third agricultural element
which Dafni mentions is largely
composed of Yemenites, a segment
which is indeed adding a great
artistic contribution to the coun-
try as well :.
We do not take exception to
Dafni's views In our previous
report we were reporting the SEN
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-28
TAMPA, FLORIDA
M u SINGS

.iment OF the country as we had
observed it! Now from head
quarters:
Reading your column came
across one sentence to which l
must object most strenuously tho
1 do understand and agree with
most of your other conclusions.
The unfortunate sentence is that
Israel is more afraid of their one
half of its population than it is
of it's hostile Arab neighbors or OF
the state Department.
"This, I must say, is gross mis-
statement. True, many old-timers
and Jews of European origin hv-
ing in Israel are worried-justi-
fiably or not-about the large in
flux of Jews from under-develop-
ed and under-privileged countries
Many among us believe that the
most urgent and decisive problem
of Israel lies in the educational
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-28
"World's Largest Cigar Center

rather than in the political or eco
nomic sphere. am quite willing
to assume that you have heard a
number of individuals in Israe.
speak about the so-called Oriental
Jews in a gderogatory manner.
This is almost, inevitable and i
true for other countries with c
large immigration. Of you .woult
have visited Israel some 10 or Il
years ago, you would have hearc
derogatory remarks about til {
"Yekes" the German Jews, al
though assure you that the very
same people who made such re
marks would have been willing t.
accept a half m llion NOR
"Yekes" at any time if they coul,
have saved their iveS.)
"But from all this to jump to tn
conclusion that the Israelis, prob
ably meaning the timers, ar
more afraid of the ''other half
meaning newcom ers, than of theil
Arab neighbors or the State De
partment, is really going a little
Dit too far. True. they have
brought a certain percentage O..
what you term "anti-social ele.
ments" but what you fail to state
is that the vast majority of then
are wonderful people who hav,
already contributed in no small
measure to the economic as wei
as the cultural picture of Israel
Are you aware of the fact tina
over a third of the food grown ir
Israel today is grown by these
same newcomers? Are you aware
If the fact that Israeli folk music
songs, dances, arts and crafts anc
other means of cultural expires.
sion, are most heavily influenced
oy these newcomers, whom you
lump together into an anti-social
lliterate and poverty-stricken
questionable element. / assure yoU
that the vast majority of the new.
corners who today guard the Dor
lers of Israel as members of the
Israeli Army or guard peace anc
order within the country as mem.
bsrs of the Israel Police Force, are
by no stretch of the imagination
my worse than their so-callec
highly intellectual European bro
TIERS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

he'd said, f you think this is all over Hunter think
again. You'll be looked after"
That ALL You'll be looked after. He stood hand
cued between warders who seemed twice his size and
yet he'd looked hauntinsy formidable
Now he felt he had to tell Patsy about this
morning and the rest He said. Patsy went to see
him this morning"
.Bleck?"
He explained. Il didn't want him to die believing
lie about me. So went and talked to him.
"How d'you mean, a lie?'
you know killed his wife. And can't make him
believe it was accident He snapped on the veranda
lights and drew her away from the streaming gray dusk
1T was the only way to Get him, through his wife. You
Sec when you're fighting man you search for his weak
points, but for months never found one in Mafa
kEchHe Then he married Chinese girl from Kuantan.
He was mad about her, really in love and crazyealo
The first time he went away from home sent along
Chinese detective to make her acquaintance and see
what he could find Five minutes after he entered the
house he died with Mafo Knchney knife in his lungs"
He thought your detective was his wife's lover?"
He was mad with jealousy. He'd wanted to test his
wife, so he'd started out on trip to Kuantan but he
came back secretly and found Teck Guam with her As
usual he used his knife before he asked any questions
When he did ask questions he have believed his
wlfes answers because few minutes later he was on
the run and she was with him.
She VAS with him week later when finally caught
up with him on Lewari Island. He opened up on me
from an old fisherman's hut rs landed. The next
second two things happened at once returned his fire
and Blocks wife burst out Of the door, Before could
cease fire she was dead and BIeck was rushing out and
throwing himself down beside her. like a mailman not
aware Of anything but his dead WIFE She was pretty
little thing. -
And you had it out with him this morning?e
Yes. Dave Hunters voice slowed. Somehow
hated him to hang on to that crazy idea that I'd deb
erafely shot the girl down. But il was no good Ttred
talking to him as man to man, but he only said was
murderer twice over because his wife had told him only
the night before she died that thcy going 10 have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
by MARK DERBY

wide with awe I'VE can be sorry for him now maybe"
Maybe, he said He had fought Bleck for twelve
tough months and now he had won Twelve more
hours and he could make final entry in that secret file
locked in his safe. The file labeled MATA KUcHING.
When he'd been posted to that district year ago,
his chief had pointed to huge wall map behind him
and said, Giving you the quietest can, Hunter
You've earned it. what with couple of ambushes and
bullet through you. And getting married too"
Dave studied the map. couple Of small towns on
the coast. single great river, little islands
in group off shore. hundreds of square miles of jungle
with sparsely scattered villages.
No terrorists up there" his chief told him. Been
white area for fifteen months A white area with no
red spots, but one big black one. -
And he'd leaned forward and explained about the
black spot.
Opium smuggling, Hunter. An old story up that
coast Of course, and nobodys expecting you to stop
it - don't suppose Scotland Yard could work that
trick. But there's up there and il you can get
him it'll be big thing for us and for you. mixture
OF halfa-dozen races and goes by the Of Bleck
but the Malays up there have given him name Of their
own. Maf0 Knchiag. Damned good name for him, too
Cats Eyes Hes the only whale in the chads smuggling
racket: the rest are sprats and herngs. Hunter we
want him badly
10 my best, sir" he started to say, but his
chiefs open palm slapped down on the desk
But watch out, Hunter! Blocks dangerous. Hes
got knife and cars eyes and he works in ME dark
Patsy said now, HE really hated you, didn't he
He had to say, Yes to that. And he heard the
echo Of that sudden outcry from the dock after the
judges slowly spoken sentence of death.
Mata Kuching had interrupted the somber words
impatiently, I'm guilty I've said So But I'm not the
only murderer in this court
And then the sharp yellow face turning, the thin
finger rigid in accusation. Hunter you're murderer,
too, and you know il Just because you wear uniform
you get away with" For while the warders had
senced him. but they led him out Of the court he'd
passed within yard of Hunter. In lowered voice,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
The killer had escaped.
Now in the raging torrent
OF the flooded MaIayan outpost
he sought out the man
who had imprisoned him

Patsy Hunters brown eyes suddenly closed tight and
her small brown hands closed into fists
o. Dave, this endless rainr' Her voice swung half
way to hyStera above the kissing of the tropical
downpour. Its like living under water
Her husband, giant beside her in his sand-colored
uniform, turned her gently from the bungalow window
He said, Take il easy Patsy It's the rainy seasons
last kick. Next moon it'll be different"
Next moon. :" She opened her eyes and looked
up into his, the tension signing out of her.
They were both ready, ready and impatient, to wei
come their son. They'd never doubted from the first
that II would be son - their son would come with
the sunshine and the clear skies As she thought about
David Hartley Hunter - they'd named him six months
ago - Patsys frowm cleared
David said suddenly Lets 60 down to the coast
tomorrow. And stay with the Armstrong; Then when
you have to into the hospital it'll be just half
mile instead of fifteen miles of bad flooded roads, Let's
Patsy"
He the senior police officer of that isolated East
Maayan district, which looked this month as If it was
drowning under the monstrous final rains. The river
that along the foot Of the bungalow garden was in
headlOng spate, twenty feet above its normal level
Eighty miles of road were impossible.
Patsy said, Yes, Dave, well 60 tomorrow. Maybe
the rain will stop in the morning And by then. -
She didn't end the sentence, but she didn't have to-
He nodded and said, ''Yes, by tomorrow he'll be dead
and maybe then you'll stop worrying.
oHe IoWheo al he Overcome OF eentfe mockefy IN ms
voice. "Of course I've been worrying. He threatened
you. Right after the death sentence. He swore he'd
be even with you''
HE wasn't the first" he told her evenly "And
don't suppose he'll be the last But it's going to be
problem if you let it give you nightmares every time"
She said, sYou know don't fuss for nothing Blocks
a dangerous man. You said so yourself
HE was. :"
The wall clock chimed seven as he paused, and
suddenly Patsy's hands were fists again.
Twelve more hours to live, 2 she said her blue eyes
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31
HuzIehUrst News


Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt Strong
report of having had an enjoyable
trip to Clarksdale on Christmas
Day to visit Mr.. Strong's parents,
sister and brothers. They enjoyed
a delicious Christmas dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Strong. They
returned to their Hazlehrust home
Tuesday evening, at 2 p. m.
Hazlehurst Gossip:
Well hep cast and flying hens,
here we go with this flip, flop and
flying jive. Sammual Books
came home for Christmas, wonder
what a certain chick has to say
about that Sherman Maymon
sure looked sad Monday morning
when Bessie Green got on the
train for Detroit. - Thelma Green
what's happening aronud your
way, is it really Johnnie Terry
or L. D. Maymon. Floy Johnson
received one present before Christ
mas. wonder what did Santa bring
her Ruth Edwards Christmas
night. - Marie Murray didn't en-
Joy Christmas with James Ram
sey because Clara Mae Hilliard
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31

The game will be held Tuesda,
night, Jan. 3, with tip-off time Sc
for 7:30 in the Lanier High Schoo
gym.
Lanier ha never met st. Eliza
beth cagers before, although ap
pearing in tournaments with the
Chicago team. The northerners
three-time national Negro cham
pions and rated second in the
nation last season, have vet
eran squad which boasts four
seniors with national tournament
experience.
The Lanier five will face three
opponents prior to the Jan. ;
encounter. They play Prentiss In
stitute in Natchez on Dec. 90
face Brookhaven' Alexander High
team on Dec. 80 and travel tc
Birmingham for a game on Jan
2 before returning to their home
court to meet the Chicagoans
Prentiss Institute was Mississippi's
representative in the National Ne
gro High School Basketball Tour
nament last year.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31
L,anier 5 Will
Play Chicagoans
Here Jan. 3rd

Jackson's Lanier High School
basketball team resumes work
outs today in preparation for the
invasion January 3 of the strong
ST. Elizabeth High School team
from Chicago which is making its
sixth holiday tour through the
south.
Light workouts will be the
menu when the Lanier cagers go
back on the court following a
seven-day Christmas vacation, but
the pace will be stepped-up short
ly, according to Coach L. 7.
Smith. Heavy practice stressing
defensive drills will be held in an
effort to make a good showing
against the Chicago invaders who
boast one of the strongest prep
teams in the country.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31
Jackson College
Tops Alcorn Five

CLEVELAND, Miss, Dec. 81
Jackson College stretched its un-
beaten streak to 13 games here
tonight, coming from behind in
the last five minutes to down AL
corn Ann 1915 in the finale of
Ia two-game series. Jackson Col
lege won Monday night in Meri-
dian by an 1885 score.
Herbert Smith, with "a points,
paced Jackson College offensive
ly in a game which saw Alcorn
take a 43-42 halftime lead and
maintain it until the closing min
lutes when the winners exhibited
the brand of ball which has kept
them undefeated thus far this
season.
On Friday night, Dec. 80, the
Jackson College cagers resume
action on their home floor, enter
tanning probably the strongest foe
they will meet all season, the
Tennessee State five from Nash
vile.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31
ner twenty four hours a dav
Emory Jackson.

ner twenty four hours a day.
Emory jackson.
Everything has been lust dandy
with the exception of the lonely
neart club. The girls in this club
nave been and still are looking
ior boy friends: Dorothy Mat
tnews, Naomi Burks, Deloris
Shield, Earlean Coleman Percy
Jones and Aggie Bell have been
seeing plenty of each other lately.
Edward Bolden seems to be Civ
ing Yvonne Thompson the eye.
Milton Bell and Sylvia Anderson
are the coolest couple around Jim
Hill.
IL seems as II Drucella Russum
has much competition with Ar
thur Hicks such as B. A.. E. H.
M. L., J. M, and M. M; don't let
these chicks worry you because
Arthur loves only you Virginia
Smith and Harold Lee are max
ing come back. Shirley Davis
and Roland Luckett are singing
I'm In Love. Wiley Hamilton and
johnnie Porter are the coolest
couple around Tougaloo Prep
Gloria Wilson's heart is in Chi
cago with her only one, Alfred
Frye. Joe Marshall can't decide
between Bernice Hughes and
Stella Rand. Pat Smith and Dor
othy Thomas, Willie Rober and
Ann Heard, Ollie Dell Willis and
Earnest Johnson are making the
Hit Parade of Love this week.
I wonder has Andrew Ratliff
made a decision between Johnnie
Mae Billingsley and Johnette
Shinault? Joe Campbell can't
make such hit with Laurene
Mayes because Sam Jones is still
around. Marjorie Smith is not
worried at all over George Jack
son since Carolyn Smith is home.
Shirley Mayes is back home and
around with her lover boy, Maui
rice Rawls. Herbert Delaney isl
home and can't decide which
chick he wants.
Cute girls of the week: Deloris
Martin, Marjorie Smith, Bennetta
Patton, Alice Branson, Shirley
Davis, Helen Sutton, Ann Tur-
ner, Barbara Jean Harris, Deloris
Taylor, Made Sims, Shirley
Britain, Gloria Wilson, Johnette
Shinault, Sue Bates, Barbara To-
bias, Laverne Mayes, Dorothy
Smith, Aggie Bell, jeanette Lew
is, Muriel Hawthorne, Ladoria
Carr, Carolyn Smith, Shirley
Mayes, Bertha Johnson, BettyeI
Ruth Blakney, Pauline Nc -
Continued next week.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31

Its Great To Be an American
Legionnairel"
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31

came home. Where could Dorothy
Poindexter be, we haven't seen
her during the holidays. Wonder
what the happenings with GER
tain girl riding in Lonzell Buthers
new car wonder what Doris'S
story. Well so long, see you next
week.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31

Hair Chapel, 1923 Biloxi st.
Pearl Street, 439 w. Pearl st.
New Bethel, Derrick st.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31
STATE BOASTS FOREMOST
AUTHORITY ON AMMONIA
AS USED FOR FERTILIZER

Mississippi today boasts the
worlds foremost authority on an
hydrous ammonia as fertilizer.
DR.. Baker Andrews of State Col
lege developed, in cooperation
with Professor Felix Edwards of
the department of agricultural
engineering the first workable
equipment for applying anhy-
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31

drous ammonia to the soil as a
fertilizer. DR. H. L. Richardson
of Imperial Chemical Industries
in London called attention to
Andrews work during a recent
visit to State College. Richardson
says the Mississippi State College
research workers are primarily
responsible for the fact that Am
erica leads the rest of the world
in using this economical ferti-
lizer.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31
Taitling Tess
By Addie Howard

Hello all you Kats and Kitties,
am here again to let you pick
up the latest and the greatest
happenings. Emory Jackson is
still clinging to Alice Branson
like a clinging vine. Johnette
Shinault and James Edwards are
singing Love Has Joined Us To-
gether to each other. Geneva
Williams heart got Careless and
now she is Hopeless in Love with
Earnest Goldman. Gloria Keaton
and Bobbie Summerville are low
ing each other Morning, Noon,
and Night Addie Rene is sing
ing I've Done Got Over 1t to W.
C. Lomax and he is singing to
Addie Rene you're My Adorable
Baby. Emily Collins seems to be
lost since James P. Williams has
gone back in the Navy. Bernice
Hughes and Stella Rand better
watch themselves because it's a
certain chick over to Jim Hill
has eyes for Joe. Ann Easterling
and Swancy Bowie are so much
in love until it hurts. There have
got to be love between James
Edwards and Johnette Shinault,
because all they ever talk about
is each other. Wayne Booker says
Lille Pearl Rainey is his One
and Only Laurene Dortch is
wondering when will her lover
be home. The world knows he's
Robert Earl Downs. - Now that
Dorothy Smith thinks she has
Clyde Torns covered, / hope she
will let Ardell Moreland and De-
loris Taylor prove their love to
each other. Dennis Jenkins has
been keeping Ella Milton COM
pany lately. What's happening to
Lydell? DORIS Witherspoon and
Earl Bennett know there is love
between them. Andrew Brown
and Barbara Robinson are really
cooling it. Moses Robinson and
Juanita Ford are cool as breeze.
Milton Bell has eyes on a certain
chick around Jim Hill, who is
she? Who is the chick that's been
seen with Alfred WanSley lately?
Percy Jones is Proving to all the
chicks he's no square, he is in
love with sophomore. Eddie
loves only Beatrice
Christian.
Have you heard Hershell Cross
is back in town? / wonder what
choice are Marjorie middleton 60
ing to make during the holidays.
1t looks as if Dorothy Matthews
is the only lonely chick at La
nier without boyfriend. Made
Sims and Douglas Anderson are
still living it up. OH by the way,
who will Gladys McCray's next
victim be? It's written in the
blue Montine Barnes was meant
for only Freddie Beverly. Clara
Brown and Henry Watson are SO
much in love until it hurts. De-
loris Simpson and Angie Branson
are head over heels in love with
Robert Baggett. Patricia Camp
bell has Bennie Earl Larry tied
to her finger. Bob Baggett and
Marjorie Smith are still in love
with each other. Alfred Hillard
is singing to Clara Wilson only
you and you alone. Marian Allen
says Oscar Collins is the only
one for her. Johnnie Branson
and Hattie Davis are living in an
other world of love. Johnnie Bill
Kingsley and Andrew Ratliff are
still lin love. Alice Branson has
a whole heap of boys calling her
on the phone and knocking at her
door. We all know that only one
is that familiar face that's with
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31

Tests conducted by the North
Mississippi Branch Experiment
Station on hill soils show that
soybeans make more response to
lime than to any other fertilizer.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1955-12-31
Church Directory
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL

AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Hair Chapel, 1923 Biloxi ST.
Pearl Street. 439 W. Pearl St
New Bethel, Derrick St
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL ZION
Blair Street. 1890 Blair St
coLoRED METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Lane Chapel, 6S2 South West St
Lynch Street. 1920 Lynch ST
CHRISTIAN
College Addition, 1925 Florence St
Parish Street 1890 N. Parish ST.
CHURCH OF CHRIST, HOLINESS
Christ Temple, 339 E. Monument St
Mt Bethel, 1000 s. Gaatin St
Second Temple, Brown St
Washington Addition, 905 Morehouse ST.
EPISCOPAL
St Marks, $50 W. Pearl St
HOLY CATHOLIC
Holy Ghost, 11S5 Cloister St
BAPTIST
Clark Street, Ais N Gaatn St
College HILL 1000 Florence ST.
Evergreen, Riverside
Fairvew, 1914 Mississippi ST.
Parish Street, 627 N Parish St
Morning Star, 300 Short Mill St
Mt. Calvary 901 Lynch St
Mt. Gallilee, Ruby St
Mt Helm, tbs E. Church St
Mt. Nebo, 1924 Tupelo ST.
New Bethel, 118 Sproles Ave
New Hope Harts Alley
New Jerusalem Whitfield St
New Mt Zion, 143 Maple St
st. James, Jones St
St. Peter, 12 E. South ST.
Strangers Home, Subway St
Pearlie Grove, S. Parish St
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
Clover Hill Assembly Clover Hill
Oakley ST, 149 Oakley St
Duttoville, Factory st.
LUTHERAN
Grace Evangelical, Blair St
St Phillips. Montgomery St
METHODIST
Anderson Chapel 212O Meadows St
Mt Beulah 908 Mississippi St
Central, 500 N. Parish ST.
Pratts Memorial. 1857 Pascagoula St
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Shiloh, 8O1 Rose St
The frontiersman., 1955-01-13
AOME E MAKERS CLUB NOTES
Cheechako Club

At the January 10 meeting of the Cheechako Homemakers' club held at Katheryn Wilson's home, two special treats were in store for the members. Marylou Ride out, in most interesting and in formative talk, gave much useful help on Newer Fabrics and Fiji bers, showing samples of blends and combinations. That every one was eager for more help along these lines was indicated by the number of questions during the question-answer period following.
 Maryann Weidner then gave a demonstration on the Speed-O- Knit machine showing the amaz- ing speed and beauty accomplish ed by knitting garments on this new machine.
 During the business meeting Marne Hanks, president, appoint ed Lucille Wirnmer and Sally Harrison as a committee to com pile a IAt of suggested projects from which the club will chose one or more for the years work. This choice will take place dur ing the February meeting.
 A report was made on the food sale for a CARE package and Christmas basket for Palmer family.
 There was a discussion over the Cheechakos taking over the sponsoring of a All club this year. Cloycine Driggers offered to lead a baking or cooking club if an as- sistant could be found for her.
 After reading literature con- cerning the March of Dimes, the club voted $500 as a contribu- ton through the Homemakers' Council.
 The February meeting will be held at the home of Pat Lawton.