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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
Jackson County Farm
In Good Proyider'
Contest Finals

The farm q MT Anc Mrx Hsaber4
MalAeste ct tize Fux1 Bayou nnEa-
ns2rlty ncar Narzriuaue. waH suaR-
&C n INT finals q the south M1e-
sAxEigps a1e 8cuz LOUISIANA Good
FRpH2zer HanlnSt a tAa Tznzns-
FscnFNszH zzenxnA1 Tia nnx kfsr
anay xAkzn - EaeEson EuH41 -
reaeN thm finals &C ffan rznhaz1 The
ga1Eef wsxe very complimentary In
f1aelT upan1oxA OF the farm ard ieff
from jackson county to gucRe 3
tArEu n Harrison Comfy Mnc one
II C0v1ngtun La before MAKING
their zsxxna oeclka0r
The Judges we're CfzraE Reuter-.
anc MF Mastad1n os tae Louisiana
Extension Department. HRS Enzma
LINDSAY. c1E1xact agent fw Eouth-
sseEt Mzs9zzzpn. Mow SHAW. css-
nacf agent fer Southeast M1sazzipu
and Frcc Hurst &C the MlzElsxspu
Extennou pub1ictsy department
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
PASCAGOULA COUPLE
MARK ANNIVERSARY
OF 5STH WEDDING DATE
Mr.. And Mrs J. {. Watts Observe Day Quietly AT Their
Home Surrounded By Members OF
Their Large Family.

IL gne MrB Josiah Carter
Waz4S O; Pssc2soulA yesterday Oh
served thelT ssh wedding anrI-
rezkAzy Although they are perhaps
Fnsr2gOglas olaest living married
coapae there uaz nc ceseozstion
and they speus me DAY quietly to-
gezhef wdh oulY members q thkf
nnuedla& family present C share
Their g0yx THIS wa because O
M Watts Il health which has
ksW hin confined 70 BED for the
past 81 months
Or December = ies2. = ne
hoEaf U William J. PACK Clark
Ala p2anses abere TOOK pace :
weacsz1g u which rs cauE1tsT.
IL Hglza Caroline PACK became
the brlos O JOSIAH Garter Watta q
Cnb4 Al Tie ceremony HaS p@T-
fuEzpeQ y Nhe Rev BiOoosuor1h-
yuuzlR minister q the Baptist
Cnazen e YORK Ala TIE newly
xeok q Tai aaeaaon are ne NJ
ane III Na12 wa0 are foda4 loa&-
ix& back szth aappy naeuor1es q
ia event
= ans EnaQu ui0e children we're
boFu al g Ehasn arr living win
me sxceuzzau 9 onk. Tnz nFEaE
c1liorsn n John r Warta agent
q TIE I 4 r. Rz1roac 4 pasez-
Roala &a c = Martin IN "
I Tnorntaa 81 PascaEu1is william
3asEpZ NazE EBurua IA LnuuN4
I aAt1 Fascas9ala ? I Watts.
Measo - I 4 WatGA 1AkEe
Rec Az and E s Watts q No
n1& AneT have - grAnccn1dnez
&C me great Erano1hfloneu
Darzug helr Efe tine 1aEeaaes
L. snc NHs Watts Hsec = var
Gus pru = SoaEh MaaxassoQ ax1
AMo4zna III Watts folloued ue
razlzpac nzzluez and = yearz -
eszas " Eas1aso1iA fruD L&urs.
&C aisa ne sDpsoEe q thk !
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
RECOVERING FROM INJURIES

Re- Moore. agent Of the South
err Kraff papeTmil who wAs IT,
saFe1 several weeks seo II an auto
m0nlle accident II Mobile. Is ElaI
cusfInso 20 his home where he Is
Fec1pe-aung he suffered 9 broken
xhoaloeT and arm anc other in
Juraex
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
FAsCACouLA BAND AUXILIARY
CONDUCTS BUSINESS SESSION

I0s bane auxiliary Of the Pasca-
goaAs schools helc ia Regular
m01zsas meeting 81 TIE school e.
Moocay G Wls Reek The orrRrs-
a0a1 hac ia besf aiaendzuce &
tns sea- s. thaI TINE The session
NAk oeFute1 % business oulv. L
ea feporusc uat q nee sazn was
eaeaze1 fran aae recens baae ~
1tA Elpe1 g tie schoal However
amount sas uat a. large - tn
q lsN yea
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
Christmas Tree And
Celebration At Odd
Fellows Hall. I9fh

O. THURSDAY night Decmnher Is.
~ members = Purity EzaekAE
Lo1Es Nc - 1~noepeaaeuf Order
81 &c ksaVEE I'll have . Christ
las Tree auc a~EIebTzIed = f1ae
lu1zs hHE g. Enebs avenue A
member e Une Looee aEza ttlea
taEazhes - NeN - Oda FxElazk and
&aeH families - invited Ea41
csaeE Is ne ho8 There ~ y =
Wess1t fu al uho attend = ~
a. refreshments
AAkac auG s 4H9W Euoz III h
pa q EAs pezs.AUaz coazlac1zzs
Nl1 q czuas fus aooz Hnc $50 :
1Eaez
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
Jackson County Mills
Christmas Party And
Dance December 20

TIE jackson County WOODEN
Nils Social And Athlete Club VIII
sponsor s Christmas party end
Dance 81 the Midway Cafe. Friday
night December %.
A gooc band VII be engaged for
i1le night contests and games vii
be played Rno gifts and favors VIII
b. given sway.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
WPA School Lunch
Room Project Makes
Encouraging Report
- Lunrhes nelng Served Daily ny
"a Warksrx Menn Per Chr4sl-
naAs Dlnnex. Dee -

TIE wPA school Lunch Pro5eCs
hzx rnads mary improvements n
uas p&sz pear TO Gate there are
only i've unlts operating IN the
county. hui every unlt hax met ue
state rules and regulations from =
sanitary standpoint and the span
gz have met 81 rules and reeala-
uons required from he PederAi
WORKS Agency
Five hundred and twenty-five
lunches are being served daily and
twenfy-ose workers serve taix num-
ber Of lunches AL workers are re-
CURED to pass . rigid physical en-
animation before they are permit
ted 20 handle foods II the lunch
r0uxnx
Wei balanced nenues are paan-
ned BY the county supervisor. the
foreEncn and workers Of each unit
are trained IN ciAsztficattuns Of
foodx IN order 70 be ahe to keep
the menues halapcec II substitution
has 70 be mace.
Government commodities and
wel-nle9 pantrfex az canned foods
Thai we're conserved during ehe
spring and summer months make
II possible for the zrseEfaex % be
adequate n every respect
The Christmas Spirit has found
It's way n % the hearts Of the
children IN the lunch room BY ap-
Topr7ate decoration and menuex.
CHRISTMAS dinner viii he ohserT-
ed IN the wPA lunch rooms Of JACK
SOD county December. 10 with the
following menu.
Roast Chicken O. Pork- dressing
and g1haet gravy. cranberry sauce.
English peas. or string beans.
cTeaEned potatoes. hot rolls and
butter. hot chocolate. fruit and
candy.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
MOSS POINT AMATEUR CONTEST
OPENED LAST NIGHT WITH
CAPACITY CROWD ON HAND
Exceleni Program or Enser1ainmunmt Furnishes M r,..
Group OF Amateurs. Winners
Announced To-day.

-1M grnz1sxt ENlhrazr1mk naaNA
h-stsar r. lie hsssn- 81 azs czss
* Mas FasfE Wa upenec Wuanss-
a. u.M En N9zz3 M tnR Trace
DsTx - Ia uzsxcnazsts and 6tse
arezlNr performances a I'M Ynzne
NGs E13lMl& Cs0t AnzAteur Goa
sea sNk4rE pzCN p tina dog Llantze
Tn zrscs Days wA rezzMtn a. e.
Sec MruaNacla ux1k week wh4e 1ans
Ar1SteU Cen1ex II mhNh 1nF wan-
ueg MI be awRfzaac a Elno TIN &C
Nee xoxk Scr 81 aua111iun ina uze
AsAw Edward Bowex Amateur noE
program wl n nFoaeft &c = cluR
fza1ay zgaa
TIE AEzzteE CoEssezs fsnx nsxzwf1
AEs4as< - ceaapzkaA some q
G1rx MAap 1uH Doaxx
There were p euEaG n nzn evez4
wnaza znaaS41Mtan The psa1srut
zarses bezE Carried az fer two
nagnA FFAaay nsetzs. the finals
EA ~ hel6 One knsah al tsss err
uaeE Warr heard oti Wearlnsany
u2a Aac ue olaerx Aazz4e11L
&EK &s1xz anEEn ~ cac8ock each
nAeaN a xaEuasx uszs1aE pae4arN.
WIKI . caAzzgx m puEr41n eMcA
E1Ent Is pTeReufnA before atae STAR
q NE anlAteSu nuzaeaS4 which goes
un anxui : cc1eok n lac efezAlzx
mr. AxaAte1 eaz1ess : N charge
e Beware a KzHsal a. zzaEtw
a refHsnoazA
Ifk nnsAxkur uzzsaxs Il being ueL
Tku0es1 a 1nfNk nnGlnnne Wax or
nAzE - witness Ese performance
4zE nlEfs
Tnaae sslsuse6 " nx naages to
enter lR flzalk & uaK unaaaass 70
14gn1 fGA1CwlnE "wednesday nights
performances weTr LAuE1r Turnes.
VIC sara = N AZ American
Nzth Ara { r. fetasuu ~ m9eunzxp-
aHast hans Christensen xf4u sang
Aaensrry I'LL a-ceaaap4g1ie1 ~
AEA MAFEAEEt Mitchell. Doyle Ken
zzaas @crobSlE performer Gsexsre
afEz. u1s0 kazg Amen In Wiz
Hs0 accompanied ~ MiSk Mitch
Il IN TIE R1aaasa SISTERS Inc
Eap sazsg BAM Hawaii 9n1 II
lac Ny Way
gyxhezs uE .f14s uraRzAzn wsw
The MtaEEs1px Pz8yagY string
bAEaE cal1posee q fse~zzaE T1ily.
CaDatE Fsefx ka4 Fraaa Jna11aEgrn
Nzac z1avec Mn Autnz.c EsasR
9nszza1A Hoaa s29 aHad uzack aAnr-
= JoaI DaN Mo aEaa Anc Il
hanae4 Henrg Turz4ea anak Per
xEaauaf sAnsazaaE Mals4 Su1faufl
~ dzihe Bst Bpe EIae ant
Dasas MiSAe SOM AzzefR La 3
Hu@
lie nnerxzan1 &c Maz Point aw
noqpafat1W n tAz amateur ean-
1eSss e 1h< 1ulaesa extant Besides
o<fsnAN knzr ~Hra1sun a.
zA - - T - EK
E1Atxzz II &aaK Huazs MFzrm tine
sserlD1 TIE Eae@s u1zuszeA CklEzEt~
khaHp1x bargains q high
c1aEs nercnau1lBt esEs presented fc
tn pe1p19 Of tkn secsl1n- z1suuk-
azak g axta1les q value Mre be-
ING especially prauac ter tkm non-
Veniezke 81 uN &noppcEN
Tfat nercnznc1sa offered 0urznr
NaasN aayx arr on pAr wfN thai tc
% inza1 HHxNherx else Il ttxH Ter
zz1au. Notn1ng BIZ the finest IL
70 AM Lac Rsl1 t111E within reach us
Is M~xzzE<tfxe purchaser i IL
M3MMlzN % tint Hze VICE rAxkfv
= msHEaofsk particularly Christmas
III which EfE merchants have 70
#3HT 1aE uxnlfr Both Mnze and
Eapnev can be sawed b. taf Eaop-
r1 q this asez Nhc are hooking
1ar ArEacleG be Mzef pins or E1nsex.
tznuae furnaen1nEA Ezraara. stylish on
~TesAnk cz&tllnx Il makes nc
nEf1eFezsot w4aEf tse shopper Is Aouk-
lEg Ter. Il XII be found Il the
stores q MaH Pant eEr1ng tnM
wzsk1
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
lit. Pleasant News
Church and Social
Meetings Past Week

TA WoEaznk division q Cnr1r-
zan Eerxace nsAc : nlee1znF = the
A1ne q Mr. Irene Garter uo sun
1AF g~xHErnaou De- g. VIII tie foi-
zuNlng menlhezx present MeNaaznex
Asntkas HolneI Belz1lx Carte
LaarN BEL Ware 1aa Rgth Strip
1eAa &nr Lzz1e Rufhs Roberts
A1zr1 Rarz<n Hairs a18c klzsex
ANNE Laurie WEFe Maaos Eoae<tk
and Myr4M Carrie song There's
Within 1T Eezrf 8 Melo0x VA
Eung aEE roI CAL znc minutes &C
M Maeelng NeEk Eeac azc apasua-
e At11 financial reporz a secretary
naarn x nN zrEed - the Press
orut MrE Euble Eober1K. thai az
mEnabsxz make & SPECIAL etfurt 70
nag 11k REMAINDER q tier uze1RN
n1E even r10sx curing ahk next twp
MeNE SC ina unh society E1ar re-
pur1 peoge palc - fer fflM psar.
MzM MRu1e huaerzE Nak elsrseG
= represent me 6eeEfy T. ti1e t0cEl
colrc1 board SUBSCRIBING Mr. err
Taylor EeRen families expressed
taew Kzn K invite me pastor. Rev
= X zos szc 6a VIE ic Their
hazaee nn nalrr SuuaHgE dur1ne she
year. auc uupsr record mace q
zane
InaN participating II 1ht GEL
cz1C1 program 4raz1 tnz year BOOK
EGF LIS ANNE L&1x1e Ware
Claiming Or EenaxE MTH.
E2E EaoeTl @Nls1om Mr. Mary
Eafpe1 EarTn Fk6Kn1eouzasR
LIS MgyzA Carer TAeat watA
In Eeur1e Cart= claasc the meet
zzE HaEE psaxeF E~znRsnfeae and
na1ta EerE zerE Nexs meeting
I'll - y LIE nuzze C MrE 2 Nc
Eeh@z& E41z Mzz Mau EzzteE
Eaxrn II GzAzBk q Ns program
Several Expresss1 nsa1ez over
Ezahal1 - zfte11 TIE meeting e
ZrE saaE1ase Carers o. Monday
ugtH Der md Nxk Carte anc
1auE@-1-aaE. Mu wine KeI
oari&. elE noaec fU Mer Eraeoas
hosFzlzty GzE ne E=ssey AWAY
zooN forward - 3 meeting a8ers
z5th neazazs
NEz RuBLE RoBERB
Heporser
Msss eszse Csz
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

Latest reports from China say
That student enrolment n the Is
Christian colleges has increased by
almost iz0oo. IN the fourth year
Of Chink's war.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

4 nev patented process makes tt
possible &c eve IN 8 uniform solid
kh&oe fabrics containing yarns
mate o. ceZlulose Of different origin
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

! H Lzoe executive sz1z-prez-
Gent and W. ~ Dut1on- general
manager - TIE M1szzax1pu ExEaz4
Railroad HeEe II Jackson - We6-
nez14y f1 q caufere1ce IN the
6t&4e Tax Cuunazzzun THURSDAY.
NJ Du14n1 Hsnt = Elruzagnzn.
Al on ozzinezz an1 visited ne L.
g@Aa G11pDuld1ng C0pWaoan a.
1esz
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
NOW.

Avoid that Iast minute rush.
Tie Christmas Stock Is Now
In Your Favorite Store, So
Make Your Selections While
the Stock Is Complete
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

Mass Bsaax Cas-
Tne III rlszau E1t Hible
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

soasiaaa q Hass Ess0
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

HEZE
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

Continued q Pnsr Eeve1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-13
SATURDAY
4 u NJ

SATURDAY
4 =. VI.
KMO-Tommy Tucker.
KVI-Rhumba.
kOMO-Orche stra: Ais.
Raymond Clapper.
kJR-Baseoall.
KIRO-Rhumb a.
4:30 Z. VI.
KMO-Christian Science
kVI-Human Adventure:
ass. Elmer Davis.
KOMO-Playhouse.
KJR-Ba Sc ball.
KIRO-H u m a n Adven-
ture: Ass. Elmer Davis
) p. NJ.
K NJ o - Hawaii; Sis.
Cowboy.
KVI-Kids Quizaroo.
KOMO-Studio.
KJR-Baseball.
kIRO-Kids.
$50 p. NJ.
KMO-American Choral
Union.
KVl-Henry Busse; 5 40.
Serenade.
KOMO-Orchestra.
K J r 49, Pre- Convention
Dinner.
KIRO-Henry Busse.
6 Z. NJ.
RMO-Slayic News: els.
Ray Grummel.
XVI - Serenade 6:l5,
Sen. Clark. Idaho
KOMO-Uncle Ezra.
kJR-Scandinavisn
KlRO - Serenade; els.
Convention.
6:30 p. NJ.
KMO-John b. Hughes.
XVI - Bob Trout: $40.
Sports.
KOMO-Speaker.
KJR-K altenborn.
KIRO-News.
Z p. NJ.
K MO - Fifth Column:
7:l5. News.
KVI-Sky Blazers.
KOMO - National Barn
Dance.
KJR-Serenade.
KIRO--Serial.
1880 p. NJ.
RMO-Orchestra.
KVI-New Voices 1910.
K o 10 National Barn
Dance.
X JR - Musical Mirror;
7.57, Interlude.
KIRO-Benny Goodman.
s p. Nj.
MO Jimmy Allen:
8:l5. Buddy Maleville,
orch.
KVI-Your Hit Parade.
KOMO-Orches
KJR-News: sos, Orch.
KlRO-Hit Parade.
$3.50 p. NJ.
KMO-Orchestra.
XIV Hit Parade. 8:45.
Barn Dance.
KOMO-Orcnestra.
KJR-Sports.
KIRO-Hit Parade: 6:45
Musical.
9 p. NJ.
KMO-News; 9:15. Satur-
day Night Party
KVI-Dance: 9:l5y Henry
Busse, Orch.
KOMO-Orchestra.
KJR-Marriage Club
KIRO News; els,
Books.
$3.50 p. NJ.
KMO-Party.
XVI - European Ne VS.;
GAS. Orchestra.
KOMO-Music.
KJR-Ba seball.
K1RO-Orchestra.
10 Z. NJ.
K NJ o. Saturday Night
Party.
KVI-Local News; 1915,
Orchestra.
KOMO-Orchestra.
KJR-Orchestra
kIRO 1915. N e W S
Roundup.
1890 p. VI.
KMO-Party.
KVI-Orehestra.
KOMO-Hotel Ambassa-
dor.
KJR-Florentine Gardens
KIRO-News. l0:45. Orch.
IL =. Nj.
kMO-Party.
KVI-Orchestra.
KOMO-Bal Tabarin.
KJR - Songs in Night;
1920. Organist.
KIRO-Orchestra.
1880 p. NJ.
KMO-Party.
EVI-Manny Strand.
kOMO - Olympic Hotel
Orchestra.
KJR-Paul Carson.
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SUNDAY
= A.. NJ.


KMO-DeYotlons.
KVI-West Coast Church
OF the Air.
KOMO-S Studio.
KJR - Radio City Music
Hall.
KIRO-Church OF the Air
$3.50 A. Nj.
KMO-C anary Chorus.
S:45, Bread OF Life.
KVI-Salt Lake Taber-
nacle.
KOMO-America.
KJR-Muslc Hall.
KIRO - Swedish Taber-
nacle.
9 A. NJ.
KMO-March OF Health
9:l5, Winger and Alex
auder.
KVI-Church Of the Air
kOMo ~ Seattle Pacific
College
KJR-Red Cross.
kIRO - Church Of the
Ar.
$50 4. VI.
EMO Americas Wild
Life
KVI-Msrch OF Games
kOMO-Cholr Q IS Sill
yer Springs
KJR-Compass Mission
KIRO-Concert Pianist.
10 A. NJ.
RMO-Duo: lol5, Trio
KVI-Exchange
kJR-Tralls.
KIRO-Plym. Congrega-
tional.
1880 A. NJ.
KMO - Pa mer House
Concert.
KVI-Nsws. 1885. Inter
Jude.
KOMO-Chlcsgo Round
Table.
RJR Musical
kI6O-ChurCh.
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1920 A. NJ.

KMO - ard en- Club;
l0:45, Bachelors Chill
dren.
XVII ] 2 { c her Wiley:
l0:45. My Son and l.
KOMO-Valiant l. a d Y;
l0:45. Hymns OF All
Churches.
kJR-U. S. Band.
Sneaker
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-13

KMO - News: 1918. Ma
Perkins.
KVI-Big Sister: io:i5,
Aunt Jenny.
KOMO-Light OF World:
1915. Grimm's Daugh-
ter.
KJR - News: 1918. Our
Half Hour.
KIRO-Serial.
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1O:3O Z. VI.


kMO-Party.
KVI-Orchestra.
kOMO-Bal Tabarin.
KJR - Songs in Night;
1920. Organist.
KIRO-Orchestra.
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Radio Time Table

Gene Autry, star Of the Melody Ranch
program. will be heard Sunday over XVI
at 2:30.
Jean Dickinson, Metropolitan Opera So
prano, will sing Strauss Waltz of Love" as
her featured solo during the American
Album of Familiar Music between $50 and
6 Sunday over Station KOMO. Miss Dick
enson also will be heard with Frank Mum.
tenor. in MacDowell's "To a Wild Rose"
featuring a violin solo by Bertrand Hirsch
Mum will sing Woods "A Brown Bird
Singing and with Elizabeth Lennox. con-
traltn mkisc NJ, IL. Cnu.nra NJ. -.
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.OU "A. vi.
KNO-Elbert Laschalle.
KVI-Life Begins; AS.
News.
K o NJ O-Pepper Young:
IL AS. Vic and Sade.
RJR-John's Other Wife:
l1:45, Plain Bill.
KIRO-Serial.
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will be heard with the choir in the traditional Robin
Adair Gustave Haenschen will conduct the orchestra
Won Suppes Light Cavalry Overture "Andaucia' by
Lecuona and Delibes Malta waltzes and the ensemble
will conclude with You Are Free by Kreiser-Jacobi
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Il:3O Z. NJ.

KMO-Party.
ISVI-Manny Strand.
kOMO - Olympic Hotel
Orchestra.
KJR-Paul Carson.
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KMO-News: els. Your
Teeth
XIV Goldbergs: OILS,
Life Can Be Beautiful.
lKOMO-Heart OF Julia
Blake; 9:l5. Home Ser
vice
Educational Farm and
Home. els. Ann Ster-
ling Wonders.
iKIRO-SPrial
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9:30 A. Nj.

K NJ o - Happy Homes:
9:45. K ep Fit TO
Music.
KVI-Right to Happi-
ness.
+ o M o - Kath. Norris;
9:45, DR.. Kate.
KJR-News Reporter.
Serial
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IL A. NJ.

KMO - Friendly Neigh
bors; 1l:i5, Safety.
XVI Society Girl.
kOMO-Mary M arl n;
ll:l5. Ma Perkins.
KJR-Orphans OF d.
vorce: 1l:l5. Amanda.
KIRO-Serial.
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II NOON

KMO-Friendly Fifteen:
1915, News.
KVI-Pretty Kitty Kelly:
1915. Myrt and Marge
z o M o Your Treat:
l2:l5. Stella Dallas.
KJR-News: 1915. Or
gan Concert.
KIRO-Serial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-13

RMO-SmilinR Through:
s45. Orchestra.
kNl-Songs py Louise:
AS. News
EOMO-Fslr Facts.
KIF-lrens Wicker.
KIRO-EIts.
Evening star., 1940-12-15

Vehy next! Admiral Wom D. Leohy Ieoves the White House
we'll informed world offors they beor American relations
with the French Vehy He discussed them for
hours with President Roosevelt he prepared Ieove for the
ombossodoo post to which he appointed after his big job
in Puerto Rico
Evening star., 1940-05-14
Yordlsy Powder &
Toilst W oter
lilo

A regularly Ito size Of English
lavender foes powder ard q
bottle OF Bond Street toilet
voter, both at the price you
might pay for the powder osons.
Evening star., 1940-05-14
coty Pow der 8
Tondem Tester
LOO

Air Spun face powder in oil
the populor Coty odeurs and
shodes, with the weIl-known
Coty 1ester-o purse eodost
with both rouge and lipstick.
Evening star., 1940-05-14

Zephyr weight r1ycn ond siik
jersey. Stoys snuely in pIocs
with soft lostex bonds. Fits
smoothiy without bulk. Small,
medium and Iorus.
Evening star., 1940-07-06
Of any non-American power. and

OF any non-American power. and
likewise to make impossible any fur
ther extension to this hemisphere of
any non-American system of gov
ernment imposed from without. 1t
contains within 1t not the slightest
vestige Of any implication, much less
assumption, Of hegemony on the
part of the United States. It 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 Doc
trine, but which, instead of resting
on the sole policies of self-defense
and Of respect for existing sover-
eighties, as does the Monroe Doc
trine, would in reality seem to be
only the pretext for the carrying out
Of conquest by the sword, of mill
tary operation, and of complete eco
nom1c and political domination by
certain powers of other free and
Independent peoples.
The Monroe Doctrine has, of
course, not the remotest connection
with the fact that certain European
nations exercise sovereignty over
colonies in the Western Hemisphere
and that certain other European
nations do not. This situation ex-
listed before the Monroe Doctrine
was proclaimed. The doctrine did
not undertake to interfere with the
existing situation, but did announce
Evening star., 1940-07-06

that further incursions would not be-
tolerated. 1t made clear that the
future transfer Of existing posses
sions to another non american State
would be regarded as inimical to the
interests of this hemisphere. This
has become basic policy Of the
Government Of the United States.
AS already stated in the communi-
cation addressed to the German
government by this Government un"
der date Of June 10, the Govern
ment of the United States will
neither recognize nor acquiesce in
the transfer to non-American
power of geographical regions in this
hemisphere now possessed by some
other non-American power.
"The Government of the United
States pursues a policy of non-par-
ticipation and of involvement
in the purely political affairs Of
Europe. 1t will, however, continue
to cooperate, as 1t has co-operated
in the past, with all other nations,
whenever the policies of such ma
tions make it possible and whenever
it believes that such efforts are
practicable and in its own best in
terests, for the purpose of promoting
economic, commercial and social re-
habilitation, and of advancing the
cause of international law and order,
of which the entire world stands
so tragically in need today"
Evening star., 1940-07-06

tries. He states that It Is obvious
that such an Interpretation would
be untenable. He concludes by re-
marking that apart from this, the
Reich government would like to
point out again on this occasion that
the n-intervention In the affairs
OF the American continent by Euro
pean nations which is demanded by
the Monroe Doctrine can in princi-
pie be legally valid only on condi-
ton that the American nations for
their part do not interfere ir the
affairs of the European continent.
"The foregoing is the substance of
the German note.
Il feel that no useful purpose will
be served at this time for this Gov
ernment to undertake to make any
further communication to the gov
ernment of the German Reich on
the subject matter of the communi-
cation above quoted.
"The fundamental questions in
volved are entirely clear to all of the
peoples of the American republics,
and undoubtedly as we'll to the ma
jority of the governments and peo-
pies in the rest of the world.
Policy of Self Defense.
"The Monroe Doctrine Is solely a
policy Of self-defense, which is in
tended to preserve the independence
and integrity Of the Americas. 1t was,
and is, designed to prevent aggres-
sion in this hemisphere on the part