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Today At Millsaps Rv WVE BUCHANAN TOO TOUGH FOR 'EM Pittsburgh (INS) Yes, women may invade men's fields and make successful careers in many occupations. But, there's a limit. It's in the steel mills, according to a report of the Women's Bureau of the Department of Labor. Surveys conducted by the bureau's women investigators have revealed that war-time experiments with women in steel-making have been failures in a great majority of cases. Winner of the four-year scholar- ship at Millsaps next year was) Janice Carolyn Nicholson, of Jack son.

Others who were awarded Baptist Hospital BAPTIST HOSPITAl Mrs. -Ji Banning. 303 AkrxatWli- Mrs. 8. C.

Bety. 749 Prentiss Mrvm Black. Crystal Sprints Mrs. W. M.

Bruce, Ackerman W. C. Buffington. D'Lo Miss Eva Garland. Beiharen College Rayford Groom.

224 Amite St. Mrs. J. W. Hall.

610 Patton St. Mrs. Triad W. Hassell, 3303 Alta Vista Drive, Chattanooga, Term. Mrs.

F. A. Koskle, 1335 Robert Nail Mrs. James McKelvy. 640 Hughes Mrs.

H. C. Moore, Harperville Mrs. Aim Myes, Brandon Mildred Nazary. 1110 W.

Capitol George O'Brien, Raymond Mrs. Tate Scott. 3203 Downing Mrs. J. J.

Vaughn, 1138 N. West Miss Ethel Wallace, Clinton Mrs. W. W. Woodruff, 7 IB Boyd Green Annex Rosa Lee Wells, Wesson Births: Mrs.

Prances Thompson. 405 "i W. Capitol announces the arrival of a May 1944 Baptist Hospital. are Frances Anne Galloway, of Canton: and Barksdale Alexander Bush. CentraL Hi, who tied for the two-year scholarship, and Ann Cress well.

Central Hi. and Catherine Powell, also of Central, who tied for the one-year scholarship. A group picture of these winners was taken yesterday, and will soon be ready for publication. 40 YEAR FAVORITE with thousands of families, as it relieves itching irritation of minor skin rashes baby's diaper rash. iSirinkleon Mexsana, the soothing, medicated powder containing ingredients many specialists often recommend.

Costs little. Demand Mexsana. Elizabeth 'Sap' Shipley, student on the campus, is going home this weekend to visit her parents, who reside in Canton. OliiXIOlf-LCDOKR Page 4 Sunday, May 7 Rocket Guns Guard Vital London Areas Secret Weapon Makes London Tough Target London, (INS) A i-aircraft rocket, batteries, capable of putting up a shotgun-like barrage ov-fer acres of sky, today guard Britain's most vital targets against the Luftwaffe. A secret weapon until recently, Pie rocket guns have been developed fully since the blitz and have now been mealed as one of the reasons German "scalded cat" raiders find London the world toughest bombing target.

Flak Gun el Fature Proponents of the rocket guns state that new improvements still in the experimental stage win matte it the flak weapon of the future if the future needs a flak weapon. Although there has been husn-hush ban on these guns, Britons in raid areas have become increasingly aware of them over the last year. A barrage that starts with tremendous whoosh and ends with a series of explosions that rattle win- PSORIASIS RELIEVE THE ITCHING Aid in removing scales and relieve the itching of the antiseptic stimulating way with Black and White Ointment. Use only as directed. Daily cleanse with Black and White Skin Soap.

Ami and drs far mfie 1 secret. Likewise, Luftwaffe pilots who have been near enough to the rocket barrage and far enough away to escape its effects must have filed some startling reports with German Intelligence officers. In Hands of Home Guard Britain's civilian army, the Home Guard has been taking over duties en the rocket sites in the last year and now performs duties at a large percentage of the batteries. The guns themselves are fairly simple contrivances, stubby racklike structures which stand in long rows. The altitude of the explosion Is adjusted on the projectile, the angle of fire on the rocket base.

They are fired in salvoes by a series of simple five-cent flashlight batteries. Each salvo starts with a swish and cascade of harmless sparks, then seconds later there is a roaring din of almost simultaneous explosions in the sky which not only cover a large srea with flak fragments but have an attendant blast effect. Speed is the Thing General Sir Frederick Pile. Britain's chief of A. command, explained 'The secret of successful A.

A. gunnery lies in getting the projectile up to the target in the shortest possible time. It is possible for rockets to maintain their initial velocity right up to the time they reach their The rocket guns do not take the place of other anti-aircraft batteries. British gunners have perfected increasingly accurate fire with artillery and continue to pick off raiders with something of the technique of the squirrel shooting sniper. But at the same time the rockets throw up a disastrous area bar WhatiWoman WonlilD't Love This Columbus Air Field Victims Identified Three Students Die In Mid-Air Crash Columbus.

May 6 Names of the three Aviation Cadets from the Columbus Army Air Field who were killed instantly and a fourth who was injured when two training planes collided in mid-air. two miles west of Maro, yesterday at 12:30 p. m. were announced today by Col. L.

C. Mallory, commanding officer of the Columbus Army Air Field. The accident occurred during a combat training flight, the m-manding officer stated. The dead are: Aviation Cadet William L. Cope, 25, Atlanta, Aviation Cadet George Cordea, 22, Ackron, Ohio, and Aviation Cadet James C.

Nygren, 28, Boone, low. The Injured flier Is Aviation Student Robert K. Mason. 24, of Detroit. Michigan, who parachuted to safety.

He escaped with minor injuries. According to reports the planes were flying at level 4,000 feet when the accident occurred. Eyewitnesses stated that they saw two men jump from one of the planes. A body was found with the parachute partially opened. The planes which were AT-10, crashed end one of them burned.

The burned plane wa empty of its occupants. Mason was carried to the Stuttgart, Army Post Hospital and will return this afternoon to the Columbus. Air Field. The bodies of the dead fliers are being held at the Flowers Funeral home hi Marianna, Ark. A full military guard Will accompany the bodies to their home towns.

This was the second fatal accident of the students from the Columbus Air Base since August 9, Dr. M. L. Smith will deliver! the commencement address at Jett Vocational High School, Vicks-J burg, next Monday, May 8, at 8j o'clock, p. m.

hilc Washable Handbagf Dr. Oscar S. Dooley, history professor at Millsaps, who has been with his mother, who is ill i at her home Tunica, is expected to return tonight to continue classes in the morning. NAZI Paratroop Expert Shifted Formal opening of the playroom in the basement of Founder's Hall Demo Executive Group aY-r-CY'i't V. -4-Vk will take place Wednesday after- I noon, from 4 o'clock to 6 o'clock, announces Dr.

M. L. Smith. The playroom has been repainted and redecorated since last year. A 1 1 civilian students and V-12 TJ i boys, members of the faculty, Jbieut.

Gen. Kurt student, (left), German parachute troop expert, has been shifted from Italy to France, the German radio announced. According to the caption accompanying this German photo, which came to the U. S. from Sweden.

General Student is congratulating German paratroopers who rescued Benito Mussolini after Italy's surrender. (AP and Naval otticers nave oeen invited to attend this grand opening mmmmzmmm w- Oklahoma Army (Continued From Page One) Meets Here On June 6 Congress District Sessions Scheduled The State Democratic Executive committee will hold its last meeting of the year in Jackson June 6, at 5 p. tn. At 8 p. m.

that night caucuses of the Congressional Districts will be held. District one will meet in Parlor of the Heidelberg; District Two, in Room One at the Edwards; District Three, Rose Room of tilt. Walthall; District Four, Room 2, of the Edwards; District Five. Clubroom of the Edwards; District Six. Blue Room, of the Walthall; District Seven, in the Victory Foyer of the Heidelberg.

Decision of the Caucasuses will be turned over to the state Democratic committee, which meets here the following day. 1943. During this time the students have flown 200.061 hours and SO minutes without any fatalities. Come to the VOGUE for those "Extra Special" U. J.

(Continued From Page One) the residential election, although the governor himself is confident that President Roosevelt can carry it. Party leaders indicated that the President will be asked to make the final decision on the temporary and permanent chairmen, although an arrangements committee to be named by Hannegan will make the formal choice. Although some were inclinced to believe the President's action in this matter might give some indications of his attitude toward a fourth term, about which he has been silent, party leaders said Mr. Roosevelt's wishes naturally would be acceded to regardless Of whether he Is a candidate. SKN JNVOGUSi.

State (Continued Prom Page One) N. Walker, southwest Pacific, January, 1943. Killed in plane crashes: Lt. Gen. Frank If.

Andrews. Iceland, May, 1943; Majj. Gen. Herbert A. Dar-gue, en route to Pacific theatre, December, 1941; Brig.

Gen. Chas. H. Barth, Iceland, May, 1943; Brig. Gen.

Harold George, Australia, April, 1942; Brig. Gen. Carlyle Wash, Alabama, January, 1943; Maj. Gen. Stonewall Jackson, Louisiana, October.

1943. Brig. Gen. Alfred J. Lyon died in December, 1942, of pneumonia contracted while manning a machine gun position on a battle damaged bomber returning from Germany.

In action: Rear Adm. Isaac Campbell Kidd, at Pearl ional tax experts, will appear before the committee in open session on Monday, to discuss the various features of the bill. Secretary of State Cordell Hull revealed that two private citizens. Rev. Stanislaus Orlemanski and Prof.

Oscar Lange, made their highly controversial Russian trip on the invitation of the Soviet government which furnished their transportation to Moscow, Xn answer to a request from Rep. John Lesinski (D) Hull said the Catholic priest and the professor made the trip as private citizens acting in their own individual capacities. "They have no official status, and therefore, are not, in any sense, representatives or spokesmen by Allied power." Lesinski said that Hull's statement made it clear the Father Orlemanski and Professor Lange "are merely tools of the Russian government." He added: "There is no reason for the journey unless it could be to teach the two men how to disrupt our own government with communistic ideas. The man who pays the fiddler always calls the tune and it is quite obvious in this case that he is Joe Stalin." Pioneer Club The Pioneer club will meet at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening, May 9, at the YWCA. A program of exceptional interest been arrang- or gleaming whife lacqurePVooclTlacert! contrasting simulated leather.1 So smart so) easy to keep A mere swish keeps it gantly white Convenient zipperjeops, jJark.feltfy sideband fdark linings 5 00 Plus 20 Federal Tax TRAINS WAR BULLS Calcutta, India, INS) Waving a red flag at a bull one of the strangest assignments in the British Army is all in the day's work to Lieut.

A. J. Mills. He is ift charge of a "bullocks' battle school started in India to train the animals for new Indian pack bullock companies to serve on the Burma front. To camouflage their conspicuous white color, the bullocks are dyed to blend with jungle back' ground.

Besides waving red flags at his "students," Lieut. Mills explodes "thunder flashes." twirls gas rattles and sounds sirens in their path to accustom them to battle conditions. Lieut. Mills is officially described by the Army as "Red Flag Waver, Bulls, For the Use Wli WeVe a wonderful selection of all those gifts Mother will appreciate most. Come in Monday while our stock is most complete.

We would suggest you considering a gift from the following list DRESSES it COATS SUITS HANDBAGS GLOVES BLOUSES LINGERIE HOSIERY MILLINERY COSTUME and others! (Continued From Page One) state this year, can reasonably be expected to beat the prospective feed shorgage-or do more than an thing else to reduce the shortage. A yield of only 15 bushels of corn to the acre average for the state cannot produce all the corn needed, this yield must be increased to about 25 bushels to enable thte acreage usually planted to produce the desired amount, and especially if Mississippi is to further expand the growing livestock industry. Nitrate fertilizers are now plentiful. A side dressing of 150 to 200 pounds of nitrate of soda, or 75 to 100 pounds of ammonium usually increases the yield 50 to 100 per cent to the acre this practice is extremely important this year and should be applied to every acre of corn. County agents point out that another important practice is that of actually planting more than enough acreage to hay crops to actually produce enough good legume hay to feed the livestock on each farm.

The shorter the labor, the more acreage that should be planted to feed crops that can be harvested with the mower and combine. Farmers with livestock should certainly produce and feed more silage. A supply of 2 1-2 to 3 tons of silage per cow has saved the day for thousands of cattlemen who otherwise would have been forced to sell their herds. Pastures are excellent at this time, but weeds are growing rapidly if left alone, weeds will reduce the amount of grazing about 50 percent and ruin a lot of milk over a period of 3 to 4 months. Two mowings of pastures a year should be the rule for most pastures, and the nraotirp nf keenine I Harbor, Dec.

7. 1941. Rear Adm. Daniel 3. Callahan, off Guadalcanal, Nov.

1942. Rear Adm. Norman Scott, off Guadalcanal. Nov. 1942.

Missing in action: Rear Adm. Henry M. Mullinnix off the Gilbert Islands Nov. 1943. Killed in plane crash: Rear Adm.

Robert H. English, on the west coast, Jan. 1943. Commodore James A. Logan, northern Ireland, Sept.

1943; Maj. Gen. Wlliam P. Upshur, Marine Corps, Alaska, July 1943. Rear Adm.

John Walter Wilcox was lost overboard in a heavy sea, March, 1942. Vice Adm. Arthur Leroy Bristol died of heart attack while on his flagship on North Atlantic patrol, April 1942. Maj. Gen.

Charles D. Barrett, Marine Corps, was killed tn an accident while on duty In the South Pacific, Oct. 1943. rage to supplement precision shooting. The rocket weapon originally was planned as protection against the dive bomber, but during the bliti Duncan Sandys, son-in-law of Prime Minister Winston Churchill, was put in charge of experiments.

He got the idea that they would be valuable for high-angle fire and invented a system of plotting control. i This was tried oujt against the enemy at Dover and worked. It subsequently was adopted in other areas. According to one story, during the training period crowds of children used to gather outside the wire barrier of the gun sites and follow the lessons with avid absorption. Once when a trainee moved away from his gun, a little cockney voice stopped him and told him to correct an error.

"Oi mister, you've forgotten to MORI Exclusiv (My And All Spring And There's always double appreciation in a gift from JfW JBdBJBHHHJp''i Mori for everyone knows there is individuality and -delusiveness jrqaouM? iff J) MOTHER weeds down increases feed at per- naps tne lowest cost. Out continued livestock development must depend upon our ability and determination to adjust our operations to produce sufficient feed and grazing for VOGUE MONDAY.1 Cooperation Asked In Recruit Survey Womanpower Sought In Joint Program CLOVES Every citizen of Jackson is today petitioned by the local Mississippi Joint Recruitment Campaign Committee to cooperate fully with the womanpower survey to commence in this city Monday morning and continue until the name of every young woman eligible for service with any branch of the armed forces is listed and made available to the WACS, WAVES. SPARS and the U. S. Marine Corps Women's Reserve.

Workers will contact residents of Jackson, asking information regarding young women within prescribed age limits who may be interested in joining one of the armed services. They will not attempt to recruit anyone. Information given will in no way obligate the young women whose names are submitted. If any are ry Costume dP 100 SHETLAND Coats Suits (Not AU Sizes) Give her a bouquet of floves as well as a bouquet of flowers gloves tailored with a fine hand glamour for your hand. Fashions For 200 TWILL Coats Suits (Blacks and Navys Mostly) allstC EARS mmk compacts COMPACTS Exclusively designed with smartness that will bring pleasing remarks from your friends.

Make everything you wear look smarter: add accessory ear rings stunning in design and interested in any branch of the i services, they will be given infor-l mat ion and literature regarding that particular branch. Other-t wise, the matter of contacts for i recruiting purposes will be left up jto the services once the survey is concluded and tabulations handed to the WACS, WAVES, SPARS and Marines. Joe T. Dehmer, chairman of the local campaign committee and Mrs. Sam B.

Crook, vice chairman, report that operatives of the OCD will canvas the residential districts of Jackson. Citizens are requested to make full reports immediately, in order to facilitate the campaign. Information sought will include name of young woman, phone number, address and occupation, whether married or single and if married, number of children, educational qualifications, employment and whether or not the young woman is interested in a branch of service and which branch. The campaign is being conducted for the armed services by the state Office of Civilian Dpfens OFF Regular Prices OFF Regular Prices Costume -4 FLOWERS nil hitiiii rillllTlllTTl till 111 Mil Lush bouquets and single flowers tuck in her hair on her best frock. 146 EAST CAPITOL STREET and Mrs.

Tom L. Bailey is acting as state chairman. make the bloomin' thing safe." said the kid..