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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22
Poziv ma potasnu veeeru
Pies i yaznu konferencu

Buffalo, N. Y. - Odsjek
br. 557 H.B.Z. priredjuje po-
casnu veceru u pocast svojih
Glanova, koji su navrSili so
godina clanovanja u Hrvat-
skoj Bratskoj Zajednici. We
cera &c sc odrzati u nedje-
lju, 26. svibnja, u 2 sata po-
slije podne u Hrvatshoj Dvo-
rani. Ia veceru iii "a objed
biti &c sa raznja pecene ja-
njetine svega drugog sto uz
to ide. Ovom prigodom pre-
dat ce Sc nasoj pocasnoj bra
ci znakovi cd H.B.Z., "a Mi
hovo 50-godisnje clanovanje
u istoj. Stoga molimo sve ma
Sc clanove clanice da pri-
sustvuju ovoj veceri i zabaVi.
Vec su nasi clanovi bill oba-
vjesteni u pogledu rezerva-
CHA "a ovu veceru, pa ovim
putem molimo sve ostale, ko-
il jos nisu ucinili svoje rezer-
vacije a misle prisustvovati,
da svoje rezervacije ucine
cim prize.
Poslije vecere biti ce pies
na zabava, "a koju ce svira-
ii tambujraski zbor "Biser'.
Stoga pozivljemo sve clanove
naseg odsjeka, te clanove O.
stalih odsjeka i prijatelje IL
drzave New Yorka i susjed-
ne Kanade, da mas posjete ma
ovoj zabavi i proslavi,
Isti dan vazna konferenca
Divine Sc pozivlju svi od-
sjecni odbornici IL d w c
New York, da prisustvuju
vaznoj konferenci, koja ce sc
odrzati 26. svibnja, u ] sat
poslije podne, IL Hrvatsko.
Dvorani u Buffalo, N. Y. Ma
ovoj 'konferenci ce govoritj
brat Edward Il. ServOv, pray.
nj savjetnik HBZ, u pogledu
kako Sc razvija situacija "a
dobivanje dozvole Ia poslo.
vanje H.B.Z. Il DRAW New
York. Ovoj konferenci mogu
prisustvovati i .ostali odsiec.
nj clanovi.
Imati cemo piknik :. srpn.ia
Mas ce odsjek odrzati svo
piknik 7. srpnja u Orchard
Parku, "a koji piknik vec je
izabran odbor, pa Sc svi on
koji su Il tom odboru mole
kad ih predsjedatelj pozove
na sjednicu u vezi pripreme
"a piknik, da Sc istoj oda-
ZOVu.
Marija Kustich, perov
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22
IL Y R 7 A CI

PraVllos Je, Ola kad Jedne
novine nesto prenesu i kriti-
ziraju, iii navedu, da ono sto
navedu bude istinito navede-
no; kusasti navodi izvrcu mis-
ljenja ravni su lazi j to zlo-
namjernoj lazi. A to je i maj
veci grijeh, jer je i laz i pod
vala. Bog jc milostiv, ali ne
vjerujemo da ovoj vrsti ljudi
prasta, niti da in Cd owe vr-
sti grijeha moze osloboditi nj
ispovijed, nj pricest. Ali, u la
Ii su kratke noge, pa nemoze,
jadna, da klisne, da joj Sc
zamete trag - otkrije sc.
Cini sc, da jedna novina,
koja izlazi u gradu Chicagu,
nemoze, da zivi, a da ne IL
vrce, ne donosi kusaste IL
vode, drugim rijecima, da ne
podvailjuje. Chicago je grad,
koji je ma glasu zbog svojih
gangstera. Moze biti, da je
takav zrak u Chicagu, koji
truje ljude, pa kad Sc otruju
nemogu wise razlikovati po-
stenu cd nepostene rabote.
Ako je to tako, a mi nezna-
mo, onda nj urednici navede-
nih novina nisu, razumije Sc,
nista krivi. Otrovani, pa 60
tovo. A moze biti, da III je
i Gospod takvima stvorio, pa
sto bi onda bill krivi. Takva
i'm je dusa.
U broju Is "zajednicara"
brat Vukelic je objavio je-
dan odlomak jednog clanka,
koji je izisao u "Hrvatskoj
Zori'', u Muenchenu, pod ma
slovom: "Nacionalno Pitanje
u Jugoslaviji'. Tai clanak je
prevod iz najuglednije svicar-
ske novine, 'Neue Zuercher
Zeitung'. Poslavsi odlomke
tog clanka bratu Vukelicu,
mi smo napisali par rijeci IL
voda. u tom uvodu napisali
smo, medju ostalim, ovo:
"Hrvatska Fora" posto-
jano zastupa potrebu odrza-
MIA Jugoslavije, kao zajed-
nice drzava. Netreba CO.
vjek biti narcotic ucen, da
shvati, da to znaci zajednicu
.iednakih i ravnopravnih dr.
zava. Medjutim, navedena ci-
kaska novina, jednostavno je
ispustila rijeci "zajednica dr.
Java, pa sasula ma pisca O.
viii redaka drvlje i kamenje,
Neka samo nastavi. Mas zbog
toga nece boliti glava. Mi sa-
mo zalimo njene nesretne ci-
taoce, koje ia novina kljuka
neistinama i podvalama. Ali
ako Sc casa prelije, mogao b
Sc kogod pokajati zbog ova'
ka nepostena rada, samo b
| onda trevilo biti kasno.
Payle ID. OstOvic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22
Predobjava
Detroit, Mich.

Detroit, Mich. - Ovdas-
MIA mjesna organizacija Hr-
vatske Seljacke Stranke owl
me daje do znanja swim drus-
tvima ostalim organizacija-
ma klubovima, da &c odrza-
vati svoj prvi ovogodisnji
piknik ma 80. juna ma Skof-
Itch zemljistu.
Stoga Sc umoljavaju sva
bratska drustva grada De-
troita i susjednog Windsora
i okolice da ovu predobjavu
uvaze, te da ma zakazani dan
ne priredjuju svojih piknika
iii drugih priredaba, tako da
ne bi time Stetovali sebi ma
ma.
Petar SkOflich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22
Poziv ma piknik
Milwaukee, Wis - {

Milwaukee, Wis. - Ovime
Sc daje do znanja cijenjenom
opcinstvu gradova Milwaukee
i West Allisa, da Hrvatsko
Americki Klub priredjuje pix
mix ma Decoration Day, 80.
maja, u Geboy Grove, 9O37
w. Greenfield Avenue.
Imati cemo kao prijasnjih
godina na raznju pecene ja-
njetine, zelenog luka i drugih
ukusnih zagrizaka, a tako j.
sto i svakovrsnih osvjezuju-
cih napitaka.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22
PRODAJA u KRAJU

Prodajem kraju kucu 5 ju-
tara oranice prve klase zemlje.
Kuca je zidana, II dobrom stanju,
uz umjerenu cijenu, Srem. Mi
trovici. Oni koji .se interesiraju
neka Sc obrate ma meme: Steve
Mahach, 1921 McNichols Road,
Detroit II, Mich. (19-20-21
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22
PRODAJA u KRAJU

Prodajem cijeli posted, koji Sc
nalazi Belavi6i, optina Duga Re-
sa, kotar karlovac. Kuca skla-
diSte je zidano. U kuci je trgo-
vina l gostiona, uz kucu vrt,
sternja, elektrika rail- zemlje.
Ako Sc koji zanima "a kupiti, ne
ka Sc obrati ma moju slijedecu
adresu: Mr.. George Belavic, 1907
e. list Street, Cleveland 8, Ohio.
(20-21-22)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22
PRODAJA u kRAJU

Prodajem posted Zagrebu, Ju-
goslavija ma krasnom polozaju, sa-
stojeci Sc cd diva rail- zemlje, Pr
vorazredan vinograd, vocnjak Cd
Silva, breskava. jagoda drugog
voca te jedna velika nova moderna
obiteljska kuca Cd 7 soba sa swim
nuzprostorijama, te jos jedan stan
cd 2 sobe, sve ogradjeno zeljez-
nom ogradom. 'Kupac noze odmah
useliti. Ia opsirnije informacije O.
bratite Sc ma adresu: Maria Kers-
ting. Zagreb, Rcmete, cret, Ju-
goslavija.
TRAzI Sc: = Gdja. Andja Dragi-
Sic, koja js zajedno sa svoja diva
sina Dusanom Milosem |
kcerkom Danicom, zivila De-
troit, Michigan. Traze i'll njihovi
rodjaci Buinci il Kostajnice.
Umoljava Sc bilo koji cd gor-
njih, da mi Sc javi, posalje
svoju adresu. Hvela unapred!-
John Zagar, 154S West 63rd St.,
Chicago Sc, Ill.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22
POTRAGA.

- Zelio bi doznati "a
svoju sestru, Mariju Pavlovic,
rodom iz sela Kostajnice, Sell
Ste, bila je ozenjena "a Site
pana Jukovcica. Pred nekoliko
godina bila je Detroitu. pa bi
zamolio sve one, koji znadu "a
nju iii njezina supruga Stjepa-
ma Jukovcic. da mi to jave BIZ
ii Gu i'm mnogo zahvalan. Bio
sam puno godina u bolnici "a
meme nitl<o cd nasih nije znao.
a sada bi RADIO znati jesu Ii oni
jos zivi. Trazi ju njezin brat.
Pctar PavIovic, 1543 Dormont
Avenue, Pittsburgh 16, Pa.
(2O-21
POTRAGA. Trazim steve
(Stjepana) kelevu, rodom il Sc
la Brestik, opcina Mali Gradac.
Molim cijenjene citatelje zajed-
nicara, iii samoga mega, ako bi
znah "a njegovu adresu da mi
jave, iii da mi Sc sam jaw. ze-
lilo bi Sc mime dopisivati. -
George Radulovich, 221 Edge
wood Avenue, Weirton (Cove
Sta, w. Va. (20-21)
PRODAJEM POSTED U KRAJU
Isti Sc nalazi u "Gornji Grici",
opcina posta Ribnik, Hrvatska.
Kuca je sasvim dobrom stanju,
tako isto Pod" sviujarci. Tko
Sc intereslra "a kupiti, nella Sc
javi ma adresu posjednika: -
Slavko Secan, 5O7 Elizabeth Ave,
Kansas City, Kans. (20-21)
POTRAGA. - Trazim Tomu Ko-
savica rodom iz sela Zajacko,
opcina Krasic, kot. karlovac,
koji je zivio do 1921. u Whiting,
Indiana Cd onda Sc ne INA "a
NIGGA. Umoljavam sve koji bi
znali "a njegovo boraviste, da
mi jave njegovu adresu, iii da
mi Sc jaw sam ako mu ovo do
die u ruke. Zahvaljujem Sc una
pred. Petar ReSkovac, S15
Madison Ave, N. S. Pittsburgh
~, Pa. (19-21)
POTRAGA. - Trazim Franka Po-
zeg, koji Sc nalazi Il Wiscon-
sinu. On radi "a Girls Scout
Camp. Molim ga da mi Sc od-
NAH javi, iii ako tko Cd brace
zajednicara made "a MEGA, da
mi jave njegovu tocnu adresu,
ma cemu Gu biti mnogo zahva-
Ian. - Michael Batch, 1873 Coo
per Avenue, Johnstown. Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22
MAll 06lASNIk
zAJED NIcARA
CIJENTK
CIJENIK

Obitna mAlA potraga, q kojoj
~ tra4i znanca III pntstelta,
rko trait rsdnike po Incl zoo
Ia tri uvrstbe ..................... 500
rko prOdaje kutu, xemlju,
trg0vtnu Ill sIicno, TO incl. 800
xonidbeni ogiaA pOnude ~
uvrScnju -.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22

Andjelina Simunovic,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15

Plastic box filled with grow
ing philodendron with trail
ing vines and dracena
palms. Very sturdy and
would give pleasure to any
one for many months. An
exceptional value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29

Operates on inexpensive pen
light batteries. long-life mercury
cells or rechargeable batteries
good for 10000 hours. Compact,
pocket size.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-29

4-Tube plus rectifier radio with
tone control, dial-beam tuning
and built-in iron core antenna.
UL approved. Ivory or mahogany
and gold plastic.
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-05
LINCOLN
Bv Mrs. Rena Morgan
Phone: Milford 5139
Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. w. w. Hamilton, pastor

hefs W. w. naUllltOns pdstOF
Services For Sunday, April
1000 a. M, Morning Worship
Hour. Rev. Hamilton will be bring
ing the message of the hour. Mrs.
Iona Vickers will be singing, His
Eye Is On the Sparrow
11:00 a. M, Church School Ses-
sion. Douglas Morgan, Supt; Paul
White, Asst. Supt. Don't send your
children this Sunday. Come and
stay with them not only for Sunday
School but for worship hour also.
Get in the habit of attending reg
ularly.
400 to 4:3O p. M, Precious
Memories Broadcast" over George
town Station, 900 on the dial.
$50 p. m, Methodist Youth Fell
lowship for all teen-agers in and
around Lincoln. Friends are cor
daily invited to this hour of fellow
ship.
1880 p. IN. Evening song and
praise service You will be blessed
as you join friends in the wor-
ship of our Lord. Visitors are al
ways welcome.
On Monday evening from 7:45
to S:45 there is Bible Study under
the direction of Rev. Hamilton. The
public is cordially invited.
The Friendship Bible Glass, Mrs.
Ethel Warren, teacher, will hold
their business and social meeting
on Tuesday evening, April 8 at the
home of Miss Blanche Pettyjohn.
Textword Hope"
Flowers will be placed in the
church during the month of April
by Mrs Katie Fitzgerald's class.
The Lincoln PTA will hold their
monthly meeting on Thursday
evening, April IL at 500 p. m. An
interesting program is being plan
ned We are hoping to have a
speaker from the State Library. Re-
freshments committee is Mrs. Mar
cell Morgan and Mrs. John Harris.
There will be a dance at the
Lincoln Community Center on Fri
day evening, April 5 starting at
500 p. m. Jimmy Stayton" and
his orchestra will be playing. Ad-
mission 75c for adults and children.
Refreshments will be on sale.
Starting this Saturday afternoon,
April from 200 to 500 p. M,
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-05
DARBY
FIND ANCIENT BONES

KISHINEV, u. S. r. r. - (P) =
Bones of dinotherium-an ances-
ter of the elephant-from eight to
ten million years old have been
found by a archaeological expedi-
tion near here. Scientific members
of the party said removal of the
bones is progressing rapidly.
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-05
JUST ANGRY

SAN DIEGO, CaIif. - Up - A
20-year-old woman was issued a
reckless driving citation because.
police said. she rammed her auto
mobile twice into car occupied by
her husband and smother woman.
Officers quoted Mrs. Connie Lou
Lord as saying: 81 was mad at my
husband because he was late get
ting home from work and / went
out to fnd him..
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-05
OBITUARY
RUSSELL

RUSSELL
Mrs. Mary Russell, 81, wife of
Clarence Russell, died Saturday
night, March 80, at her home on
Church Avenue, Milford, after a
long illness. In addition to her
husband, who is an invalid, she is
survived by several nieces and
nephews.
Services were held in the Berry
Funeral Home Thursday at p.
m. The Rev. Robert e. Green, pas
tor of Avenue Methodist Church,
officiated. Interment in Odd Eel
lows Cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-05

If you want Milford business to
grow, trade at home.
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-05
BENNETT


Mrs Mabel Bennett, South Wash
ington Street, Milford, Delaware,
age "a years, died in the Swartzen-
truber Rest Home, where she had
been a guest since last November
Mrs. Bennett was the widow of the
late Mark L. Bennett, was born
and reared in and around Milford
and had spent her entire life in
this community. Funeral services
were held Thursday, March 28th,
from the Berry Funeral Home,
Milford. Interment in Odd Fellows
Cemetery. She is survived by sew
eral nephews and nieces.
DARBY
Mrs. Jenice Darby, 68, widow
of John Darby, died April 8. Sur
viving are two daughters, Mrs. Ly-
dia Fassel and Mrs. Grace Rogers,
both of Milford; five brothers,
George Hurd, Wilmington; Fred
Hurd, Milford; William Hurd, Cam
den, N. j.; Clarence Hurd, Mag
nolia; Morris Hurd, Claymont, and
a sister, Mrs. Minnie Hall, Wilm-
ington.
Services will be held Saturday
at 2 p. M, from the Lofiand Flu
neral Home with interment in
Slaughter Neck Cemetery. Friends
may call at the funeral home Fri
day evening.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-01-17
Retail Merchants
Meeting Set For
24th In Jackson

The Mississippi Retail Mer-
chants. Association Board OF Di-
rectors will meet in Jackson, jan
uary oath, according to President
r. B. Rail Of Jackson.
Rail- said this meeting of h e
Board of Directors will deter
mine many of the future policies
of the association and will give
final approval of a Program OF
Work.
Other members of the board in
addition to Mr.. Rail, are: James A.
Egger, Columbus; W. c. Leonard,
Jr., Kosciusko; S. l.. NARROW, Cor
NTH; E. d. Bigner, Tupelo; Edwin
Shackeroff, Shackeroff's Bates
vile; Kennedy Bryan, Winona;
Leo Daniel, Batesville; James N.
King, Oxford; r. E. Dickinson, Sr.
Clarksdale; Paul Walpole, Cleve-
land; Jake Stein, Greenville; Cur
It's Meeks, Greenville; John B.
Perkins, Jr., Brookhaven; John j
Noser, Natchez; T. j. Luke, Jack
son; Leon Feldman, Newton
James H. Lacey, Canton; Lewis
l.. Rosenfeld, Meridian; w. B.
Walters, Meridian; Max Signoff,
Hattiesburg; w. E. Walker, Jr.,
Columbia; H. E. Martin, Gulfport
and B. r. Meaders, Laurel.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-01-17

ogist. OF course this was CINDER-
ELLA come to Life, and among
the greatest stories ever told.
What interested me particularly
was that SO many people, in their
complete absorption, cried out.
as if in desperation: Il am sick
and tired of reading so much
about Grace Kelly"
1t is only when a story COM
pletely overwhelms you you are
afraid that you are actually los
ing contact with reality, that you
resort to this protest, often
stopping strangers on the street in
order to keep firm grip on your
self; Il am terribly sick of read
ing so much about Grace Kelly:
the implication being that you are
an Xlous to get back to the
speeches of John Foster Dulles.
But the symptoms are well known
and the proteSters cannot hope to
fool the news and wire services.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-01-17
TV Tales

excitement of Virgie's life, and all her friends
and family made plans to watch Virgie over
big, powerful WDSU-TV.
But when Virgie and her mother came to
the station, Captain Sam saw they were
Black The station workers and the program
manager saw they were Black. And they
remembered what the so-called Senator had
done to the man who didn't know the diff
ference between Black and White. They got
more frightened than ever
They offered to give Virgie her great big
fuzzy dog in the hall under the stairs But
Virgie's mother had not brought her to get
a dog in the hall under the stairs. She told
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-01-17
Aid Promised Locally By MEG
On Hometown Development Project

Aid to local communities desir-
ing to participate in the 1857 Mis-
sissippi Hometown Development
Program was promised at meet
ing, recently of nine interested
agencies and organizations in
Jackson.
H. C. Roberts of Canton, chair
man of the community develop
ment committee of the Mississippi
Economic Council, through which
the $4,000 three-year program is
being sponsored, said representa-
tives of the cooperating groups
have agreed to go into local COM
munities and confer with local
leaders upon request.
"Those interested in the pro-
gram are sincere in their desire
to have local communities partici-
pate, and thereby improve our
state" Mr.. Roberts said They
are giving concrete proof of it by
offering to 60 into communities,
at their own expense, to explain
details of the program
I'VE trust many more local lead
ers will seriously consider enter
ing, and take advantage of the
generous offer being made.
He said communities have until
April LIST to enter the 1857 pro-
gram, but added sit takes some
time to make the community self
analysis, and this phase of the
work should start right away"
Meanwhile, it was announced
33 communities have expressed
interest in entering, with % of
them requesting entry kits. Com
munities asking for kits, through
January 9th, are:
Aberdeen, Bay Springs, Bel
zoni, Biloxi, Bonneville, Canton,
Charleston, Cleveland Collins,
Columbia, Duncan, Eupora, Gulf
port, Jackson, Kosciusko, Lexing-
ton, Lula, Marks, McComb, New
ton, Pickens,s Port Gibson, Prem
tiss, Shaw, Shuqualak, Tupelo,
Weir and Wesson
Communities asking for data on
the program are Hollandale, Ma
! gee, Pass Christian, Picayune and
Water Valley
The agencies and their repre-
/ sentatives at the field force
meeting, agreeing to aid local
communities in the territory they
cover, are:
Nose Shaw, Agricultural Elk
tension Service, B. F. Smith, Del
ia Council; Henry Maddox and J
| M. Afford, Mississippi All Board
Lee Wood, w. c. Mabry and Wal
| lace Chapman, Mississippi Power
/ Company; Frank Smith n d
| Woodrow Benton, Mississippi
Power and Light Company; Ben
Johnson, Mississippi Rural Elec-
trio Association; Fred Plummer
Mississippi Valley Gas Company
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-01-17
THE PETAL PAPER
Captain Sam, the children's friend to keep

Captain Sam, the children's friend, to keep
his dog.
Happily our story does not end here.
There is newspaper in New Orleans cal
led the Louisiana Weekly. The editors pub
hshed the story about Virgie Ransom on the
front page.
Now the sponsor OF Captain Sans Nv
show is pie company Lots of Black people
buy pies Some of them, after reading the
weekly, told the pie company they did not
like what had happened to Virgie. Apparent
ly the pie company talked to WDSU-TV for
the next Sunday Virgie received her dog. II
was presented in the Studio on Captain
Sans regular Sunday TV program
@t (The Southern Patroit)
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-01-17
the experienced reporters and
managing editors.

managing editors.
| sold newspapers as a boy on
a busy corner of New York. The
days were filled with great events,
"Archduke Ferdinand Assassinat-
ed; Russia Mobilizes";; England
Warns The Kaiser, Germany
Invades Belgium" "Hindenburg
Smashes the Russians at Tannen-
berg, Won Kluck Reaches Sub
urbs of Paris. The reader grab
bed the newspaper out of your
hands before you had chance to
fold it properly. But these were
not the real BIG banner days. Not
by a long shot. On the days you
had to GO back two or three times
to get more papers, the headlines
were Society Girl Found Dead
in Opium Den'';s Another Muir
der in Hell's Kitchen; Leo
Frank Lynched in Georgia.: ''Po-
lice-Lieut. Becker Electrocuted.
But my own selection of the
all-time American news story
would be the one that concerned
Miss Elizabeth Borden, the New
England marin with the thin lips,
who was accused and tried for
murder of her father and step
mother. The story has been told
a million times and has been made
into drama, comedy, opera. and
even ballet; ("The Fall River
Story'D. And for the first decade
Of this century the teachers found
it difficult to teach Twinkle,
twinkle, little star ;" because
most of the kids were filled with
limericks such as
Lizzie Borden took an AK
And gave her mother forty
WhackS t".
And when the job. was nicely
done -
She gave her father forty zone.
All of these stories. are part OF
the human drama and there is
absolutely nothing to be ashamed
of because they absorb our inter
est to such a great extent.
Recently a convention Of news
editors voted for the all-time Big
story and first on the list was the
Discovery of America by Chris
TOPPER Columbus" Leaving out
matters of faith and religion, it
would be, hard to dispute that
choice;;-but only in perspective.
The newsboys of Europe did not
shout Extra, Columbus Discov-
ers a New World Only a few
people were interested, and the
only question they asked was,
What did he find there" The
great mass of the people took the
news just about as we took the
news that Admiral Byrd had dis
covered Little America at the
South Pole. If Europe had a Will.
liam Allen White. at the time tn,
Columbus story broke, am SURE
/ he was getting all the attention
with an article, How Old Should
a Child Be Before He May Be
Whipped" Az 1s
William Shakespeare, who held
"a mirror up to life" was news
reporter. On his trips from the
Globe Theatre to his roomins
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-01-17
3 DROWN IN ICY POND

Longmont, Colo,-Disregarding
shouts to return, Loney Bob Hal
pin, 8, walked onto the thin ice
of fishing pond and two of his
brothers, Daniel, II, and Perry
Ray, H., followed him. They were
about at the ce9ter of Athe pond
when the ice shattered. Another
brother, benson Gene, IL, made
a futile attempt to rescue the
boys.