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Evening star., 1940-08-03
The New Chuirmun

Edward J. Flynn, who succeeds
James A. Farley as chairman of the
Democratic National Committee,
undertakes his new job with a
thorough knowledge of the inner
workings Of New York politics. That
alone will be an important asset in
charting a national political cam
paign which must treat New York
as a pivotal State.
Mr.. Flynn has directed the Dem
Evening star., 1940-08-03

Ilwaco, Washington: will stage
midget worlds fair" In 1912. Many
of US cannot get there. but almost
all OF us have already encountered
the miniature bag Of peanuts and
the inlanitesimal hamburger.
Evening star., 1940-08-03
Removal Of Subversivcs
Held Real Need.

10 the Editor Of The Star:
Why is 1t necessary to have so many
men able to carry a gun? What we
really need is adequate legislation and
an adequate F. B. I. to carry through to
completion the task Of driving the un-
desirables and subversives, both old and
new, out Of our homeland.
July 81. ]. 8. MITCHELL.
Evening star., 1940-08-03
Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor must
bear the name and address OF
the ioriter although the use OF
q pseudo1ym for publication is
permissible. The Star reserves
the right to edit all letters ,Dith
q DieU to condensation.
Evening star., 1940-08-03
Special Service
For Star Readers

The modern newspaper not only gives
its readers the news and comment upon
what is happening in the world, but goes
even further and provides facilities for
giving direct information for all who
desire it. This special service may con-
sist of answering any factual question,
or providing booklet that gives more
data than can be put in letter.
Evening star., 1940-08-03
Practical Weight Control

A simple, sensible booklet on how to
control your weight, whether too fat or
too thin, without using medicines, trick
diets or apparatus. The character Of
your food is the vital element In weight
control. Learn how to get your weight
at the correct figure and how to keep It
there. Also includes table Of weights
for men and women and reducing exer.
cises. To secure your copy inclose 10
cents wrapped in this clipping.
Name
Street
City
State.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12
OLD-TIME MEDICINE SHOW
AS WIGGINS F~TRE-DAMAGED
STOCK is OFFERED FOR SALE
Lacking the Banyhoa A. Similar shows II the Past. III Drew
the Interest Of Crowds IS Clerks Tried To
Satisfy Bargain Hunters

~eszxansaseFs wlso satherw4 Abos,t A.
nast anx hxckkne mak the Hexfo v4kh
. banjo CO hm krnee AEsa q raeAirsne
gnAa n1A the &tas TexAs-hEsmHN9
ha4
NuxDen are saAd - b. w1Ans e
brave Ire wTaafas 81 HAaee - set q
rial bargain. and men often chiee
them Ter dotr9 80. tvit mans . mar
wkn no lunees b. ab3e h nanke thts
sccsaau0n THIS statement Is a4aa
On ire large nunahes q men who
crowded the h4tgAin souniex r.
front of ne klase ana scrambled fW
the uneuzai values which werW Of
fered More q uaose bTaeed we
uraths bat they ed brave Ire H..
element weather accompanied ~
tts frequent deiaees OF rain
Men. a. q ruit. Scrambled fer the
fishing tackle. raRo<S shaving
creams. electric Appliances ard
thineN which struck uatlF fanclek
They bid as on stocks OF The curb
spirited at dimes Other urSes rhty
hArgAined shFeadly 10 loser piees
All the time. however. uhey had 6as
enc motive Ia mind Gel Il ~ .
bargain price
The sales started early IA uhs
morning and continued until a late
hour M night
women. went IN Tor the beauty
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12


MAaEsa ~ ateN8fssz - azaez fasza
- aa mssa eu4Is Eeaaeaza 11Gez
aaF e~Ha4AhIekaM lee hzsfA#El eEA
eea NaEae4z So Rkissz s1aau Years
0sfa nae e1Ases Axa 80 MssAx
Ell III uEen1sa eakiEae 81 zTAlz1s
i usef tEIluk Ekef - eszNsna41Ia3
l1a atee4rt. MA2 m4Ania No. haHa
szaat NaY j. WIka eluam Il @A
1sisA4 HaHzlasFHa naF@ - esza1u
1faaT trina - TN - - kfz
flfNt table ard aen wsaah il r.
NTaethsz# nelRlnH wlEH kas4 ssxnfna
kaEeH t. aazz8m nlAk@ + haz1
s. @aeh EAefns A4 EHaN To-
pretty mHNH aa&a MleaaF8a go
as Bsa n am Iao1 EztaE ~ mAaA
Aa aAHif $50 30 aauszH - -
sfIb : SOD ssdzaaeh A1ne
49, a~aEknfaetkuaK
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

ereAsaA txlet articles arHst and
either itennt nat primarily Haasaa y
an sn tsae majority ~ Instances
wswN tse beAuty remedies ard aidA
Heedleety they cue sseAUy nsani-
ruaed fingers deep in Tho AMlcd
masses 70 retrieve . treasured Afp-
Gle
There wnre no cuFe-al.S a oae
ftnds In tfte usual mf<ticine kteS.
fsst each t11isidaAi article waS bal
BlusMd for It's respective uS Con-
tfAfy 70 t1e usual SCENES ~ unAt
Kind there Was no elamxN E0 ute
rheumatic dssp9ilsT2 ard urvs The
pikaic ~as not interested uleash
had many given hcuFnf 70 the Fact
that they we're standing IN wAlsE
nna wAaing Ia the MUCK which &C.
cunanlafed and Tie rain dempensFg
tiselr clothes ali Of which encourage
rheumatism. they wuoahly would
have grabbed these products GREAT
iug u econ III this department
The sale continued through Mon.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12
NOTES
TteFssof
Interest
Abont Ms
County
Library

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sxssAa tasEs 80 Ard se&. Msaf rare
sNn fsffm34 Ws wAu Ne4Bstsa s&
4 ten u usase Ans hseA sklskea
- ~ tnM entamn vi sa hMnd n
nAH MA&MxT
what askea gatiyNxM a TN
Neu xenk tAnsmY. H. Esmf
IN nfNe era uss faaaes1 mestnx MeaA
un Y0sm eslgaaf TIE A1zaMgt NJ
- : a1sNr mSsiten ~ . swa@ NsRae
wufNNAas ~ FessN Asu, Feaa ara
wfehd m . NmaaAma atfgeFens
eauAsn. ua<asAls1 NleN elneeNk
every ksvemn t&mxasNx nwtNtiux uAe
Hnedn Canrssxxa taw&fa nh& ehM3
og ~ NApesnute wasA wnen Natupe
~ sxhanatHA iaK ~ FeNFs a h<sas
SD 1onaAa RnAsa WymN sst1a
Fmmsly M~nsslraass sbMsf1kd khns eseF
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eNemfw 90 nenix fAr@utg - NAstk
AhaGe mIth nafafe. No. wzANfat iAsasAm
su htate<1f . WizHlklEs uA84a
szs. converted tnan ; aa5x~ MMtNa
EaaaliY nsAsnNeh b. : e2fzsasY later
@1Il Al enereaaanG siasF htlA a. 60
esastne agTana
80 gssak n : aFesss has AfesN
a1axn a-afEruFN4Ax A. rUNApNN 81
WFatn toi4a Nl4iuhruNb 90 MSs
$50 af m1a4Aut n&ianSNzAa AaAFt
a0g4Ngs Te AeaaR Il u taar *unais
11snk cntsn 0aa les MlsesNnaa
az Ire century xyen Mts Hfsakes
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athNra n b 80 xlie elasrene AsNi s4.
.ssrtAsed ttsmf 4 hsa n4Nn fesiakt
~ eiah ennzsrr z=~emnE4 ~ euai
nrsa nlen ard hanss1 ~ tthrNflNs
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vivid aexuraey. = stpfY 81 tn FfsreI
Ana tn1lMn MaFe No detail + 50
sikehi fu Ehe aatnns. ksnnssh Hue
eFtA b Ffaa anwu Inc uAnot Sta 81
forgotten settlement Vie ea<upistl
eausgnnenk I'm pfNclee manners. m
fAs1 lsknsfnFy 81 saFEY rMinftlptsf,
rsuan old knnasah archives ffsm
early Amsftean dEzAEnaSngA he IN
pat tagethef adventure x1nfias va
sssah sF4m feel If hlsse3y tisNf nie.
rank "a mAInoF eIAMsea
Hokefle SIS bern II keunehznA
Roberts wnM buft ii Nennshank
Maine. ard kfliI Ilsns neaf b. ~
next-unef neaehhat. ~ saEi ~ III
best friend. IL broth TAFhinatnf
Mefe s~uFruAnoed ~ nsd prints q hi
hefueA Of old mApa az kftefl
explostL ne wFises daily. a. stafsts
~ the coast On which Ne hKas KEN
nssta EAalseFef hooks nFeagha ~
naxssd Maine aiE thAt II II ht
hIuad
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12
Ocean Springs and
Wade Play l0-Inning
Game To Tie. ~

Tsse Csssan enzynEe An4 wA1s
t-aseaaAN aennsa psYe6 b &c s& ~
Snsy Z d tte eNnse peag@d 81 was
Trsf battle went mzfraAea - lnnsez
f~smR Il m&4 s4faeA em aewssa& -
aakeness HaslesfistH asd tueaAN
acre ta~ e~MtEnghea auF wssfN SID
Rateftk ard Ryan 10 me hennzs
fas 0ceMa agahaea TIRE unapsfsz
wesx paegxe ard Waitmann
Tra SEQ sean1e hess mnezaie4 =
pA4-ofg a use sAnaH fM ths reas
fmtufe n FlAAdes e WneN eAN -
batt1nx star AZ 10 semn Neslisss
ghHe Hts 81 five m1fe - TIE ptsSa
waAs eukeczea 81 hlA a eenHsased
- nisle ~ prean MgNtE~M
IRE hnR.agn
oeFan 9g4tfNNa Crek ~. NtlaFx
EteaaNs4. 10 RYAN : ualNa ~
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rE4M
wA1N Y HataeF. - " HcaAef
81. johnson. q. wAnmAn. - Nss.
saa cf. nssh - cs,mbesh 81
HAmslton. " 8atteftisM b. unff
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

A rial nzeGtcine dsow 81 TIE b.
climate variety was pst c0 10 Pas
fAensalks business secttcn - DeanaAx
Nvenue and CNnty street Saturday
ne stawe uas sea with ths rafnk q
tAe wlgxfus Dus Seaee shscA had
teen F1Vngea b. flFW several dUa
prestoAz<ly. a. the background and
TIE Sho~xnen weFe ur cteTkN HsoA
dAp@uex& Anc e4her employees ol
TIE stcrR
II wRz q real Eood show and ~sasr
of the statesmen IN charge disraayed
real sscNTnAnShip Al they tarned
a~ncsioasser. ctSEussTg Of tire anaake-
haackeacd and wHter-xfreAked mer~
chaxnctSe
n Vas not unlike ire oad-fAshAon-
ed medicine show IN many respects.
The vaudeville performers vere the
aetor-saleszren b0i thry had ths
assistance IN staging the perform
ance. Of the crowd OF spectators and
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12
improvements
Melted At ingalls,
Baseball Park

ne fnsssis n4&aeaH r@fk seae~
h he4r2 fmsnsra ard essssx fnfxuFe-
wssatn awsf4 mNft SeE4 tNNxssy
b e4nht sext arg being painted ea
lie ewSae se Ire fstsep sxs<asuA-
lug hoSai m~erhAnu
II s g<nraasm 80 hsiM > nEW
e4andsfana and h1eafnefx ard usS
nuaEp hoard Az extszHNxr pFoxFAm
e spsw2A annisaatnw hAseoaA fn&~
hAa umck snretz BAKING ttr@ y
anx sanren fuk the p@fk te rake
IL Ire ksxwt center W taza sFrfAQn
rse fnsAls Ataastxr As4eA4skoa Alei
tunsemplNtns the construction - a
nee club hoase
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

Nj. Ard M1n = n Manket
n0aneN uae msFsA4 50 Neif a4&tah
Ger E@haeA y ~ ct.Rsm lfs
81 uuifM
ThM MeahtAnM MMk M~akssaAleeH 3uze
#sh ~ Has pxsnex CAxsF = CIR
Enty Il elfsoslt6 UAmf1A
TIE mfges NlksfAna 49, nHk
s1sIm &g4 ~ n Htn&el
Enslm MlH1ksl NeatssN a. Awas man So
me gseaEa T1se aatas $50 ktesE
AAtsEEd IL . hslze taffeta AFsza wsEh
A~r&zAa1Mfss 10 Ht1feEt
Tnzse MlM w4kaeaeea M eese
naussE AeFH 81. sra Ms& = u
fflfkaA MFA Nary SfsHt1n Mzm
A&1aes sxiEsksE saa Mise KsN xnNzs
After q 4satlHe txza - Fufssz Efse
snsss4 tsazpst 1liI ~ fAazne - Nea
f~rsesa1s q Atn1a FaEst
visiting falsslsss ~ LeusMes lfsA
ma tlsssE fstszsf fee.t ara iii ne
awaN fof nnuels fhfee N4eNa
M
CApgase AMI Mf& A n-erxzssa .
Putt AfiEsmF. Tsxsk nFe KialltA4 MEA
AsalssEsa FTrasFK ssssi ns1lnsz. Nfz
u<afNN - kAzxnk3k. IA rasaennIA
sister Laura and SISTER kzaeleskh
- OR kAadg e. N4se41Ks rH44E3zsH
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~ shsEe lnsF MN sA4s fsAasisas
- Mssfaz M
Mx AMI Mga kffhas Nan na.a
ire Nhft8fFu 81 uznan& NezHAnkA
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Tier nefH aessAsslNszte0 = Axa
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e t NeekMkH8
NasAals eztss. 50 AAsa Ira e
~ tafsAzsak and sskts<4 fef4uTss
Mr. 4. & cnzsaae5a m-aaesatnNf
LAT wednesday ntaIst 1f ! klfek
atlpENf ~ h1iatu 81 NJ Ar2 Msx
Ispfsnls Mh4ttA. hefnfe EksniF aexazfxnra
IA : trip - Hes FnFk Thee 81
tenesg8 Izsts eAssEaAzH affair NeFe
81 Asan Azrs HalM ~ 4sls4 htfz
Levi HAnNtAIT. ~. &ffl nfM r11Exie
M9FFats MKN 3Aek fe9AN. MiaA fklxm
5ultnMon hszd Ter hn Nh CAs
IanaEa
EltNant KznGlAas Is 5aezMas. 49,
IA - NesM snH sszzst q ~ ezk
stsn q 3 fsxtsEA eaf Nesk.
~
Mr. ana Ara . q kqfEs IL nssfaxa
AziAe are ezsl1Ess1 uss ChzfAx fftsMs
iNkM nalge - tuaT weakA
0
ar ana MF4 4 z nssfina asa1
-. Gf1a4ia4s o. aKSzse e. A1Ezale nst
- FusTkn sra ssmFt ne dag alln
saH aA&MhkAs. AfFx r. { kksae4s
Mn Charles Aslelssa and sEsIz
aEeN are s1stkiaa fszeaz1M 40 xHm
lives IN 0zfma. No. 80 e&a -
aWAY f1f about fgzf sNs&sA
Mr. C4H0 Mazss aaa2zs4 =
capkaln - - = azsaI sal1s4
Wednesday, Nth Caaln Asna from
aonaEe N tkss emai E,ax fsm
IAfzs HftElza H8ssn4A kfza ~
- NHae - SO NseM
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

das and Tuesday ~ ire STOCK wAs
cleared tgum TIE shelves ard maa1s
pFeuntabse fUf sale TIE pasae atili
showed interest Through the@ aAsa
and shelves n uae medlelne closets
In many hona2 aFe na~ crowded
and loaded 20 cAFmeskx
In all there's ngsa1lne sskS : good
nldsfaAhiuned k~uENesneasNh asx kAiF
% attract = GhFpng ~ bargain hunt
efs and what uhese euosmsnIak atll
NOT % 20 evt = Twai bargain has not
been asceftalned
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12
BIGPOINT

TIE ArsnuAl FAFssser4 Unhan pArnle
wA8 hea 90 ute FsAsfth af cessaF
cfe3& IN spite If tie haxleanes1t
wealflex. n 4 estimated ihefR wTfa
oys1 zoe present After Ire ainner,
whkh Wna esrxna - the members
4 F#uNEaan. CONSISTING uf p4tfte<s
ard religious snsixA wm rendered
a hSsng varied b sniaA duets and
asasFlettea ard essaed BY evrfyuzas
singing eUna bless America Mary
participated and eatnFea rwsmmlna
Ia tlte eooi rzfrsMhira waters IL
Cedar Greek These wfe ast4nded
/ grum here weFN MrnfAmes MAfy
Smell Minnis afen MARI PAskhuTsss
willard Cstnfn and wed cxbaEn.
MeAsfN. Hefsass Jeatseu. FTank
smell. rred Oghosn and willard On.
born, Mtsxsa Edna Jeaaeeu. Winifrea
Harris, nlA Lindsey and Jimnals
Harris.
Mr. and Mrs FRANK analEh wsfs
visitors 10 Hurley. Tuesday. tn tho
home If Mr.. and Mrs. Fsrguesrl. who
formerly resided m bla puEnt
Friends ug Nj. Ferguson will be glad
10 know that ne 4 ~recCveFtna ffsan
a recent illtissa hAad wAs able %
paFtake az Tire special ine cream
treat served BY Mrs. Smith.
&c.
Mr.. ard MFm carl johnson and
tao children spent the wezk end
visiting M ard Mrs. ! r. 8llAffef
IA aaassaaAastu 44saa aeas..z
rise breakfast ard early usafnins
swimming Ia the onlf.
u
Mn Mary parkhmrst has been Al.
painted euIersleus az the Red crum
sewing pfuIect. recently established
here The sewing wili be done at Mrs.
PsrkhnrNta A0me IS TIE wxHnrn az
TIE community. Several sewine ma.
chimes have heen donated fuF slas
IN this project and many hAse e.
Tered uieif services. as the seHlnn
y 90 BE- done Ter refugees
n
Attendance ct Sunday srtsa<xi last
sunday IA June ~.
Next sunday Su9 I. wiEs hn ne
regular preaching day nt Inc church
here BY Rev. w, a Murray. 81 ~
catawpa.
49,
Friends Of David oekurn yin he
glad 70 know that he isaa entirely
recovered from a RECENT attack a
appendicitis
a &
Mra Ruth Smith tuafna 4 PARTY e.
friends Ia 0ulfpurt FRIDAY for
brief viaif 20 New 0rieana and
other points Of interest.
G~e
MI. Frank Lszsardy has been
spending the past few weeks with haa
bfuGhfr-in.law ana sister. NJ and
Mira viii 0I1s0fs. Of pAnoaGunla.
NnE kln9 ~ . ~eafpeHteF On the nnM
cottages that Mr. 0ihson Il con=
ssFaicfins Mr.. and Mr.. 0linnsu leff
Friday fof nesrult 20 htseEAd the
funeral Ct the latfefs sister. Niin
died Last wee. During their ab-
aence. Mr Leonafdy remained b
PAaeaEoala 70 aasikt ats niece. Mis-
Marion ulbaan. IN the operation 81
the tourist camp.
3D.
Alton and Cousin 0xbofn at
len6s1 the birthday party of Polly
Ann 6euafd It her hoane IL WI
meF. Ala Tuesday. vino celebrated
her NTH birthday.
So /
MIR, ard Mrs. Eddie Yharzmfhm Of
hew OFieanns spenG the WEEK end
visiting hi and Mr. MaIlsn
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

Ex1M MftgNKNEu1n wunMzmE1
4nd MsfSseaa MsNa1lka ca C
nkAxs Furn1mfs anS M8ssFsH 90 81
e. R~Mz4uAAa Nsx8 u p y
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

asa AiDa Ouaohee ana hzs
naEseaa daa 1oIM Aza ~
lIas54 zssafae4 rs sazsF 81
fszak ehffs IipeF afma1 taa Naezn
- sac $50 ft4a WEasEA Na2A
Fa1Ene A@ nszas hoinsf. sazzn
oTannaza
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

Aha nal2H xisslzf sd ~ suam
uaAss. MtAs C3TE4sins Mialso0 x
Mlssisapp k1nlazesn Eoliee3. sneasi
~ Jnlr f0aFkh loEAsaY IN Ehs hsaasse
q Mis- xiseissa nafsaA. Af ana
Mns y = xIeaAsf a ua0ELk9 Il
- ~ hszEeoph Elsnl I'll - ue
omf
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

Visitors 81 he hanae IL 81. snd
AHa = q xlsNixT amlax - -
3eek waEa -. and AfM aaafssax4
&ssaalusa1azs and aasaanteF. Masf
kazes = uesipFt: nfa fEafman
hAenafa ana III Eeasa e a.
hzasa afaa Mr2 Sofn CusIau I'D
Nas@ bn1nE Afd Jsnms1e u Mans
rec L~ozsztezza
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

ar ana Era = j. Zee1es ara
aeasftes Daisy. ard aliFsss PETE.
y = 0aaalN8. 80 MAH CsstsaAse
taz4fgW nseH he's 49, aza4e -
uasfpAz laaz Sunday alseTnaan
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

The FAmaeouia tiiah Neasaai Hand
Auxiliary I'll he'd IL frs nleelns
stKtEs TIE o1HnlHs u liz Skinner
baird uarkMa 81 AaHnfaF. gasg la
Al auxiliary msnsIsfa are azNea q
b present fm uaeFe ngs : asnmAef
of lnlkWmut matters ~ - sakAn
Up
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

~ and Mn y A amlnnr az
haAlle Nsre slalfsaA II che lsasn4 Y
NJ and MIR G. = HsnasIekMna 81
tkAa Fourth
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12
LOCAL TOPICS


aNH-AHA@HN NH8NN 49,
Mr2 nsn ifinkEi and hfFs xsAat
HInkel hollored their stsles+tnaN
Mrs. Charles Hudson. . fane hFtds
FensutiY mlsh 4 msscsHensssm Mas-
e, Mr. ffaAaan - tzf8e@e ttst
mafKiaNN 1EEna ~ MM DESSERTS EEth
kel ii EhAk NlEgs 1tsfueAszsaut EAe
evening aaa1es NeEs ranSeH4. pFSms
being essen 20 AfA NosA FREEMAN
fuf hnsB Miss MnmEe fetsNf IN
oofualatlngh pYi8s for elfasaiFsa khF
number ~ bears In ~ sns won ~
MIA La Randall. and e~nzasosAalma
b. kIfa Iota HasKnA re hpnuss
reserved many tsAHsifal a11a assfui
sfEta FAhewIne nie esenLnH If Esle
Aeseuta. refreshments ams Afffed.
@r
MisN L0uase naa9Fsa & nngnslns
heE anns1al saeallan fFusas her datles
N the office of Sheriff. 0HY kfeba
sgaa \ visiting h larkNun ard Oalf.
pert thA wsak
lis Nina Cos. rho Has heen en-
aeeted wittE use Maxsarn ne4afg
1la9p II lie Wlzains H~sakdinR. haa
accepted i pukistan b. H1iiaas Mari
Heiio Beauty paIIaF. tIe Pc street
Hh3 VII aessEla hE4 4nkiea ffAIaF
maFninx and sAiI - skaa - nssei
her many friends there
o
Af ard MA q = Kelly asfe
kuesta q RELATIVES n MaaalN laat
wesk end
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

Friends o. David oeturn xiil Be
glad 70 knoM that he hAa entirely
recovered from a recent attack a
appendicitis.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

Mr. cslan : Msas aaa2zas .
Capzalu - - e nzanI sAl,zss
"Wednesday nth Caalu nsna Esom
Aeha& N TIE Raal EiaF -
IAilze British HazIsaM kfza ~
- 3ssss - So ss
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

4r. ard Msn carl Iplnnson and
tao children spent the wees end
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. I. a1affrr
IA fsaacANouia T1lry enjoyed q smn-
rise breakfast ard early tsofnina
swimming Ia the Gulf.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

aS ard Nn 9 = Kelly ssfs
kuesta = RELATIVES n MaAas last
wesk eua
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

Mra Ruth smith toansa . party e.
friends Ia oulfpurt Friday fnr =
brief Witt 70 New 0rieana and
other points Of interest.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

Next sunday. Jnir 7. vii ha the
regular preaching day 1T Inc church
here BY rev. W, a Murray. 81 ~
catawpa.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

Attendance I'll sunday srneul last
Sunday IA June. ~.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

NJ an4 Mm 4 = nssf1na 4ssa
~. CsaFias o. aFsass e. M1kzle 1ai
- Fourth sra ssMuE ne aof aIzzI
sasH aAswhtss kzx 9 6 rssashAs
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

Mr.. ArAa Mr. Eddie YharxmrAa Of
Hew Orisarin. spent Ehe Neek end
visiting NJ. ana Mr. MaIssn
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

Alton and Couzfn 0xbeFn At
TENDED the birthday party Of Polly
Ann 6esard Il her homs IL WI
meF. Ala Tuesday. stao eslshfalea
her fIfth birhaay.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-12

Mr. and Mrs Prank sFalEh wsfs
visitors 70 Hurley. Tuesday. In tiss
home Of NJ. and Mrs FsFgn~an. who
formerly resided m bla rulnt
Friends of MI. Pwrausnn WITH be glad
to know that ne 4 ~recoveFtn4 ffnn
a recent iIltieaa hiid wAs able a
pAFtake az Ire special ice cream
treat served By Mrs. Smith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven OF
these test questions? Turn to
the woman's page for the an
swers.
/. How many cabinet changes
have there been during the
Roosevelt administration
2. Name the first chief justice
OF the United States supreme
court.
8. Is hnseed oil obtained from
the seed Of cotton, hemp or
flax?
4. Name the state capital that
has no steam railroad.
5. Which is more nearly cor
rect: "the United States owns
more than one-half Of all the
worlds gold" or the United
States OWLS more than one-third
OF all the worlds gold ?"
6. What is the name of a legal
document that is spelled the
same forward and backward?
:. Which president Of the
United States owned an Ohio
newspaper
S. Name the largest gland in
the bodyg
9. On what date this year viii
spring Begin
10. What six letter word may
be the name o. a season Of the
year, a source ~ water. a part
Of an automobile, OF an abrupt
action!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
SO THEY SAY

II this country is to have a
real and lasting prosperity, all
bitterness and distrust between
government and industry and
labor must be dispelled.-Alf M.
Landon, COP presidential candi-
date in 1896.
The whole world knows our
attitude toward Nazi Germany.
Why should there be any doubt
about our attitude toward Soviet
Russia The Rev. DR.. Joseph
F. Thorning, sociology professor,
Mount st. Marys college, Mary
land.
Famine has become part OF
the strategy of war. To starve
women and children of your
enemy by blockade and by sub
marine is one of the major mod
ern weapons. 1t is not a good
thing to look at.-Former Presi-
dent Herbert Hoover.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
Revolutionary Role for Aircraft

Business analysts look for revolutionary role for
craft in the freight transport field result of the
Long possibility the rate of advance has been acceera
ed through research stimulated by trade that freight
Is longer considered conjectura When the expanded
plants turn to civilian production, the physical equipment
will already be in blueprints
Glenn Martin recently disclosed to New York industrial
lists the planes in production that carry ton
Of freight distance of mile at freight speed of
mph on one gallon Of aviation fuel This already compares
with going rail and truck rates without the advantage Of
such speed Martin referring to other transports now on
paper air vessels to famarze the shippers with the
concept OF aerial tonnage The only factor which
has been obstacle far has been the initial costs of
craft in relation to capacity depreciation and rates New
ships will be built by formula whereby first costs will
have such ratio to capacity that rates will compete with
rails.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-11
Old Newspapers Are Life Savers

The writer the last sheet of paper out of his type
writer just before his newspaper to and
That's that The circulation losses the last bundle
truck and murmurs That's the end of that You finish
reading home edition. pile it with the rest of the papers
the basement stairs and sigh Finished with that one
But you? What did you wrap your lunch in today?
What did you spread the floor when you painted the
ceiling last ngh7 How did you carry that pair of shoes
the cobber What using to stuff that hole in the
window until you get around to repairing it?
The average life of your newspaper may be far more
fascinating than you imagine 1t may take crcutous
before it gets into the hands of the odpaper dealer may
participate in the drama Of the beginning and the end of life
itself
Surgical instruments often laid newspapers just
after they have been sterzed Food spread
papers at pcncs and pantry shelves sometimes lined
with printed sheets II rainstorm up suddenly,
you're as likely not to whip out the you're carrying
and save your bonnet from fatal dousing.
Papers published to be read Of But editors
don't mind If you feel like using old copies paper the
kitchen They don't what you do with them after you've
read them As matter of fact you'd feel pretty lost if you
couldn't find newspaper to wrap up the jar of picked
peaches you're about to send over to grandma