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The Nome nugget., 1940-07-29
Says MT. Hull:

That was what the State De- pertinent was waiting for. Sec retary Hull did not even reply to the German note. In stead thru his regular press conference he addressed himself to the Ameri- can public in the United States and Latin America. Others could listen of course. Said Sec retary Hull:
 "The Monroe Doctrine is solely a DO icy of self-defense which is intended to preserve the inde- pendence and integrity of the Americas. It was, and is, design ed to prevent aggression in this hemisphere on the part of any non-American power i. .. ."
 Tt never has resembled and it does not today resemble policies which appear to be arising in other geographical areas of the world, which are alleged to be similar to the Monroe Doctrine, but which would in reality seem to be only the pretext for the carrying out of conquest by the sword"
 That gave the President an opening to carry the whole theme a step further two days later. Through Secretary Steve Early he suggested to Japan and Germany, in effect, that they ap ply the principles of true Mon roe Doctrine to the problems of their continents, that each na- tion be allowed its own voice in continental settlements.
 There might be the germ of the mutual Monroe Doctrine.
 The net results of all this from the American government point of view is, first, to get the orig inal Monroe Doctrine before all the republics of the hemisphere, not as dead document, but as a live instrument of the United States, as vital today as it was in 1923. It is OUR policy, not the collective policy of the American nations. It recognizes the free dom of the American nations to handle their own affairs, and warns off foreign systems, FIX CEPT for those areas where Flu ropean states already held sway,
The Nome nugget., 1940-07-29
EDITORIAL
SOVIET RUSSIA'S CONTINUED AGGRESSION

The Soviet urge to expand her territorial possessions control the Baltic, secure an outlet through the Dardanelles to the Medlter- ranean and become a naval as well as a super-land power took firmer root as she clinched her hold on adjacent Baltic states and border Balkan provinces.
 Russia's grasp of contiguous territory rivals that of the swift invading Nazis. Controlling the mouth of the Danube holding the Rumanian oil supply within easy reach, she keeps eyes on the Dar danelles and the Mesopotamia oil fields-which may readily be con strued as anything but favorable to Allied or Axis interests. What will be her next aggressive move and how will she throw he1 weight in the ultimate drive for dominance.
 Since the war began, Russia has made the following moves which must be regarded as mi mical to the Axis Powers:
 l. Seized half of Poland and thus put a buffer between itself and Hitler, who still dreams of ( Ukranian expansion.
 2. Attacked Finland and stren gthened RuSsia's naval bases 1T the Baltic, which must be regard ed as a move aganist the only other Baltic Power, Germany.
 3. Seized Lithuania, Latvia, E! tonia, which further builds uI Russia's threat to Germany anc defense against Germany.
 4. Taken Bessarabia and Bulk vina under circumstances tha show a lack of consideration fo. Germany and Italy.
 5. Demanded the Dardanelles
 Russian ambition may wei give concern to other nations. will be a long time before sh, will be satisfied. if ever.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

arS George Barnes returned sun
day 70 her home Ia PrenusG Miss
after s sereFel Gays visit 70 her son
tn-lAw and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
r O Spann u
Miss Ruth Tnompaon returned 70
her home Ia Houlka. Alss- last xeek
after q visit in the harnes cI Mr.
and Mrs 4 l. DeIAshmet and Dr.
and Mrs r. c. Kley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prank Nixon left
Saturday Tor = two weeks vacation m
Virginia
Miss Mary Wood returned Sunday
to jackson. Miss after spending The
week end here with her parents, MIR
and Mrs. @ p. Wood. Mr1 Gregory
Wood accompanied her for 9 few
Gays visit
Mrs Sway Nyland and tao chill
oren OF jackson. Miss are guests IN
tie home Of Mrs Fritx Colmer.
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Leroy Martin wAs moved 70 his
home from the jackson County
Hospital. Saturday. very much Inn
proved
Misses Irene ard Dorothy Youus
returned Sunday after visiting fog
Two weeks their grandmother In
Lucedaie. Miss.
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Arthur Colmer. after spending the
summer here with his mother. Mrs
Fritz ColFner. and sisters. Misses
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
Moss POINT HAPPENINGS

Miss Virginia Eley returned this
week from the University OF Missis-
xpp IA Oxford. Miss where she
has been attending summer school
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Mr. and MRS. r. L DeLAxhmet
left Saturday for . weeks xiklt 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude BrooFne and
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Barr IN Spring
bin. Louisiana
Mr. and Mrs n l. Bessiey. Mr.
and Mrs. W. c. BeAnley and chill
dren Of B2gfrop. La = guests n
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. EEnmitt
huh.
Mrs W II. McInnis left iast week
for Q visit II Chicago III
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Misses Barbara Werner and Katie
Miller spent a few days this week
in New Orleans
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

Mr. ara Mrs Kfnsas annns an6
1aAgntef. Card 81 P~tdln1stpfssA. ~
are eisffine IN tive hnEnae a. MfA
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
Vegetable Lsxstive
With Proved Feature

TIE punctual, gentle relief from
eanstipation which Is generally a.
joysd when BIACK-DRAUGHT is
used BY directions il due 70 . com-
hinxsian of vegetable ingredieutz
Cki<f q these Il an ~intestinal
tonic-iaxatise" which helps tone
lazy bowel muscles. Next time. re-
member spicy, aromatic, time
tested BLACK-DRAUGHTi Il il
economics, too: 25-40 doses. 25c.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

America has o var ahead Of IL.
Not : gar against an invading army.
but a war against invading ideals
Though IN this gar no guns VIII be
fired. Il is nevertheless q xar 70 the
death. II must Be either democracy
OF totalltaFianism and we. WHO love
democracy. mus be prepared 70
fight this war through 10 VICTORY
6tafkrfIia News.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

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street
Masannnns rxssesl Mowe and
Lewis itasmann visited q AoaAis
M0nday
Mr. and Mf1 I M Rpsine ana
llilis nshxa returned Tuesday frusn
@uilfvans Hnfln& where ihsf visited
relatives foF nsssAl dnSa.
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M..s Marie westhrnssk wsll laAse
Sunday fus chica9o wlEsTs siss vii
visit her cousins NJ and Mrs l.
= wes1hroxix Returning 70 cAieaso
with her vii be ner young cousin
Lucia. alan has hrfn eIkitEnx FNlaa
ueea IN PAscasosla
ID
The pameaQuala American Legion
Auxiliary 70 Posi- leo weEs guests
at the nsloNl Facility Tuesday
wheTe tsey played Blngo These
going far ths occasion weFe, Nes-
dasnaz Carl uelnoFny1a ~ Hurley
unlilntte. e ~ nFuna1ef. -
Green and paaeaee Walker. and NJ
J c Deicnmfn. Jf
JACK u0csainsn. attorney m Hlioxi,
waa . business visitor 20 Paoea-
xoula. Wednesday
49,
Miss Margaret Brirscat eit sun
eas foF washington. y G.. etleFs
saae has nmesfsd . R~oxsrnzssans pes
atlun
Miss Blanche Crane Of C0flehatEA.
Miss Is apencine txo weeks visit
Ing her cuustn. Miss Cannle hfAfff
Crane. in the home % her parents
NJ and Mrs 4 b Crane. On Colum-
bns Drive
Mrs J c Ryan entertained with
q party aud Informal dance Aon-
day night IN honor ~ Captain Ryan.
and the officers and erew q NE
Paul Eley
Miss MaFEie Ryan. box6heef,eT fog
the Standard Furniture Company.
left "wednesday On = vacation trip
60 Cleveland ONO ard other north
efn estiea. Before returning 20 pna-
cagoula. Miss Ryan vii spend =
gew days ii Birmingham. Alabama
John = Quinn spent TIE week slld
IN hew HebFun- Misas visiting
friends.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
MEEKLY pRIpuE cLun

Mrs Spencer Beetle entertained
The Weekly Bridge Club 81 her h0ms
ON Tuesday afternoon
Mira r n Fields received the high
score prize and Mrs Lenhard Rob-
lnson the cut prize.
After the games q sweet course
with ICED drink was served 70 Mes.
DANES IAenhard Robinson, p. II
Fields. Emmitt Hui. Ralph Davis.
Alton Thomson. Claude peabe and
~. r. Dune
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
FAREWELL PARTY TO MISS
MARGHRY ANN MINIS

1oyre Nelson and Ora Ellxn New
ton enieFtsinea On "Wednesday A..
teFFcen with = faruweli party In
honor of Mnrnery Ann MinsA Of
he Nielsen hoene
Causes and contests were entuyed
Enre Nays received NE prize h
making tar wuras est u ths hossuF-
eos name.
The guests Were invited TITO the
dinlus ruaan which wms aflrnrttxels
decorated 1hn table waa inves
with iace cloth and lighted candlsa
In crystal eAneelnsfn sfsed q enft
glow over lhe room. Mrs w H.
Nelson. IT. assisted BY Mira A New
ton. served refreshments Of sane
w1hes punch and cake TO uss fol-
ioWine who enjoyed this pleasant
asternoon toeether Edre Maya Polly
pay Franklin. Joyce Armtsfead.
Mary Martin. Joan Nielsen. Jackie
Nelson and Hazel Rhodes. ard Faye
Lewis and Imnaens walker. pascA-
gotaaa
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IarRoMrTu nnrD0E cT.un

MrN r Z DeIAaEa1ief enffTFa7TlRd
tie Imprumptu Bridge Club ~ her
rome on Thursday afternoon.
Mrx T1sosnAa Couleon received the
kirh score prize
At the conclusion 81 the games
sherbet and cake wcre served Cold
drinks we're enioved during the
pmes. Club members and guests
who entered the afternoon together
we're Mesdames Thomas couison.
W. n. Nelson. r. p. g. spmnn. Jr.
Crxmuton Mckay. G. 3. neaEdslee.
w. a. Broome. Cnaries AEfnaateaA
and Lear Nelson.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

ABsa Assaw Mzt@n4 Nh TueMAns
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

MrA n y TAyAae wms mzovea 10
beg han3 freen uae Jscksun Coarfy
Huaq1tnl MusAtsF folAswsns an np-
Nnekafla cErfet9nn
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

Mr. ard Mr. r. W MsFans ara
iwo chllaren hen Mnraaay few . va
ankhnn trip 70 Atlantis CTS. y !
heforx xxAnG 20 PhiiAaehaaln "a -
make thssf future home
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NJ nnE Mr. d 3 ahAaA1k A.
heft hAst Wednesday fw uaNfF hasne
~ r~xzah&t<nir. Mss aftes = stnt
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

Nj and Mfs Haddie FaeznFd and
daughter. BeFnlee. ard Mr. Zoe
Feeasrd uefe visitors - WsdN. Fsi-
day
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

The Pasea0uala American Legion
Auxiliary 70 Post leo. weEp guests
At the nsloKl Facility Tuesday
where tlsey played Blnso These
going far ths occasion Nefe Mes-
daFnez Carr nelnofnyia sFa Hurley
0ulilntte. G. r. urunaker. -
Green and raaea6e WALKER. and NJ
! c. Dulcnmsn. Jf
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Mia Marie WNsthfnuA wttl lsass
Sunday fns chlcaTa wissrs sass vii
visit her nnuAaDx NJ and Mrs. l.
] weslhrQSfk Returning 20 Chleaso
with her vii be ner young cousin
Lucia. ahn has brnn sikatinx rela-
uFea IN pascasoala
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AAsda a~inaz&la. Tsv WezA As
NaFa1n NzsM Faalisa felazfesa =
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KRE0LE NEWS

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

Arthur Colmer. after spending the
summer here with his mother. Mr.
Fritz Colmer. and sisters. Misses
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

Mis- HlidA cumheet a Wads.
visited frtSaY IL tfae home of Mr.
Delta 3ogses.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

Little MlEa NsFiine 0esaniiH II
0rand Bag. Al apNnk tie Nes&a
u the hofns q kf aua Mr. Kasss
Hefzmif&
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

Misses Irene ard Dorothy Young
returned Sunday after visiting for
two weeks their grandmother in
Lacedale. Miss.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

MFA MeTeeaeez hafiA ezsHak tn
$3.50 go haN wlzn - aanllg. as
fssufasa = Cazlees Il ukEzzsas
M0r1&r
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An Z y Scarborough sd Etas
tEsn e6 NaSe. sfsshsd IL tie h5gazx
q MA1k Came@s4 ManaaF
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

Mr. and Mra ! a. KpEina ara
llt1is ssnn returned Tuesday from
aailieans Hnlles where thsf visited
relatives faf nesr@Al dnys
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

AMr~ AnsA MarEass4 Observer. MI
MWzs - rssssa - Musunh AtlsA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

MiKs 5oFes McEluzfseIl e fzstazl
flsltsd IL the haana 81 & Oflf1ln
nnd fnmsiy ias1 Hesk MEn E1sElAs
Griffin Fxturnea haszss nltfs hef IN
: stast ptmG
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

NJ ard MFa nennle h4Afz. I'D
= HaAEala uf nos2IasA. r. skailad
friends and relatives here 1t aeeA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

MeNaamsA ARTS WlIksssag. weed
roe Asttxsr. Charles Christian ane
eofa ChaFiea u. and Mr. Lee Al
monc and daughter. judy. wsfw
business visitors 10 kfabsls. FyfasY
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

Jnek Goodman attorney e Blioxi.
waa = business visitor 20 Paaea-
xoula. Wednesday
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-20
GAINS SCATTERED
in BOND MARKET
Press Average Of 10 Utilities
Attains New 1910 High
At 1874 Points

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-R-
Gains of fractions to a point or
more were literally spread
through the bond list today in an
other comparatively active session.
The Associated Press average OF
10 utilities attained a new l94o
high at 1874, rejecting a contin-
uation of buying in the power
group based on high electric out
put for the nation. Rails, indus
trials and the foreign groups like
wise moved up for gains Of 2 TO
8 of a point in the compilation,
the first two to levels closely ap-
reaching the 1910 top.
Transfers Of So, 204, 800, par value
compared favorably with the turn
over of Sc, 473, 500 on Wednesday,
which was the best in more than
a week.
Rails easily paced The market
throughout the day as traders and
investors reflected further upon
disclosures that gross revenues OF
the nations carriers last month
were estimated to be the largest
since October, 1889, and were 10
per cent ahead of August, last year
Foreign bonds gaining / to 2
points or so included Denmark 4
lbs and Uruguay 3 3-4s.
U. S. governments were more
active and higher by 1882 of a
point.