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Evening star., 1941-10-21

This is no time for corporations
existing under a Government to
bargain with that Government for
special privileges.
Dicker as Monster Works.
Even now the managers of some
of our great manufacturing enter
prises halt and balk and dilly-dally
over defense contracts because they
want to make sure their favored
positions when peace comes. They
are reluctant to expand and build
new plants because they fear those
plants may compete with them
when the war is at an end.
The financial strength Of the
Evening star., 1941-10-21
InfIanled Eyes?

Get prompt relief with Lavoptik. Also
soothes granulated eyelids; relieves
tired, sore, itching, sticky. burning or
irritated eyes. No harmful drugs. %
years success. Get Lavoptik today.
(Eye-cup included) All druggists.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
Our Christmas 6rrriing-

This issue Of the Chronicle-StaT and Advertiser win
carry messages of Christmas cheer 70 thousands Of
homes. mostly in Jackson County. the cards and an
nauneemenfs from the various merchants and business
men Of the county. We know those messages are sin
eere. for our business men In the main are men who have
3 sincere regard for the welfare Of every citizen OF
the county. and the patronage they have had this season
has been such that they 81 have the same feeling Of
thankfuIness. aside from the sentimental and spiritual
aspect Of the season
The Advertiser Publishing Company takes great
pleasure In adding its message 70 the many others IN
Is columns Our readers and advertising patrons have
been kind to us during the year 1871. and the manage
ment sincerely appreciates that kindness, and the pa-
tronage extended as.
There have been many changes in Pascagoula. Moss
Point and Jackson County during the past year. Some
changes have been made II the personnel 81 TIE two
papers. nov combined in one. but through It 81 i has
been cur endeavor 20 give our readers one q the best
papers In the state, Il not the best, ard We believe We
have accomplished that fact We have endeayored t.
uphold The traditions q our people. to advocate N our
columns nothing detrimental 20 TIE best interests u the
county. or derogafory 70 the character Of any man.
WnlaAn Or organization. and re think We have succeeded
n that also. And we shall continue along those fines.
n spite Of the strenuous times that seem % b forecast
for our Nation.
50 We wish cur readers one and al 8 Happy and
Pleasant Christmas. forgetting for the season the
emergency that e~onfronns -: and may the New Year
b one Of Happiness and Prosperity for all WITS.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
Pascagoula Lions
Hosts To Soldiers
At Weekly Dance

The PascaxuulA LIONS Club mas
hest 70 q large group o. soldiers
from Keesier Feid NJ \ dance held
81 the PascAgoulA Community House
last Saturday evening
The boys came 70 paseagoula IN
: convoy ehout 3 O'Clock. IN charge
Of Lieut. Pssltis Due 70 the Christ
mas ruth II Vas impossible for many
Of the girls vino work In the stores
20 Eef 70 the dance untl Il vas
well underway. but even though the
soldiers far ozt-numhere6 the girls
Eax . while. they joined the fun and
save the sirk M the foor 9 grand
rush
Al intermlzsson ne Christmas
tree wna lt and ell joined In sing
ing carols Pvt Tom r Dawes
Plight B. Keezier Field DID 8 fine
90 Of directing ne singing Mrs.
1.-The Nae BiAr, WPA Recreation
leader. played for the songs and
also played request numbers during
= second Short tntexmkx1tun-
me pnscaeoula Recreation Cuun-
ell I'll spunanF TIE dance for the
soldiers TINS week end and expects
- have SGT ReluhaFd and hts Or
ehez1sa furnish Ire muzE. It Is
ksuree snaf uhh VII BE one uf the
ssyest C the holiday dances.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
MOSS POINT OFFICIALS
REJECT CONSTRUCTION
BIDS ON SCHOOL PROJECT
Asked To Submit New Proposals During Latter
Part OF January Ii Is
Announced.

Al bids submitted By contrasts
on thw eunmtrxrticn o. uae e
Hlah Sehool and negro schnol
BUILDINGS ~ M0ss Point weFs re-
tectec % she city officials iast
r9Asay wren. after aaentnz them.
fAeg wezx found % - far Ia 4
Co.'S OF the amount provided fur
their construction n w4s announced
,ha1 nee bids woun be asked o.
he o1lAdEng. nzesdAy. Janslasy -
There sers many hltdeF2 On NE
pruiectA for which Approximately
KsUoo $40 provided ~ WFA
grants and CITY Of Moss Point
zneeAl seaooi sa<sd funds
Tie l0zest ard heas beds we're
reserved frun the faiiuWang New-
ton Gssnn ard Knuss Of Hattiea-
haFx EgzSea Cuxxae ard CoFieT.
Raleigh Mss SIT g aad Hurkns
Brothers q Ne Orleans. Ssa4s@
The City official q Mos PUNT
hne hop<d tlaat tte contract far
construction coaid be bet 1t TIE
opening q the b4ts uu las FFtdAy.
Decemhxr - - uaat construction
eouH sessn sc oaee and IL psc
gram Of orlnxinR the scha0 49,
ten W 70 IS required taeslI<lea
= IS particularly necessary b 81
Ne 1aza1snx program QEaz@E -
- n11eki4 y paszlhse ~ Is III tA&s
RVers1 Me@ks - deEaofkzh re pr@-
eut ntEH actleol hull1Ine - MAKE
rnazm for TIE new EAe&aa1ea The
scfauol officials arr anxious - have
tne u@N bz.zlHE ready Ia 0ccu-
pancy ~ thr opening q the iet2-s
session u NchouA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
Federal Works To
Close Inactive
Projects At Once
Applicants Fer Defense Puhiie
Norkz musf Reach Deeisisn
Rapidly

Municipalities ard other appli-
cants faT defense puhlc works acre
wavned BY Lester NJ Marx. Region
~ Dkreetor Of the FederAl Works
Agencys Division 81 Defense Puhlic
Works ina; they must reach Dr.
e1Siuns rapsdly and thoroughly O.
their tentative allotn1entS wM be
thrown back tnso tine pot for use
OF more expeditions communities
Mr. MARKS warning vas directed
a. some applicants whose apphca-
ftunx Gid not SCI forth al necessary
details Of need and others whose
applications have been revised ~
uae D4xisAon following surveys by the
technical staff In some cases. he
said. tentative aIlutments have been
made bf the Division Tar below the
auaount originally apssited fuH. anuze
z~44aztcaaaE1A haze haHa k# aasse
~ l&e See meeAM aza ~aIsnlzrAntS
esidsfftlT hoping to suS an fneFrmae
But the tirne for va1zlatinn has
ceased said LII. Marx. Ar the
present time. we have more appli-
cations than mooney and every dime
ne have must BE kept on 100 per
cent duty and nat kept idle because
some applicant wants 70 set Is
uiuch nancy - hts neighboF. This
wuFk Is being done on a basis Of
wartime need. not on 3 basis Of civ<
pride. and applicants should base
TIER requests On need rather thar
lie amount Of money they can set,
for that's uhe gay Il Is going 70 b
fPiease tuln 70 pare la
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
JACKSON COUNTY
MILLS EMPLOYEES


RmnAoyees q sfe jackson Cnunts
hills Monday q M. week purrhAs-
e a total az sinn n nefsEtse say
nE Stamps and nossdA = w2s an
nnunesa b. eosnpans 0flka46 Tins
= hessesed u ee TIE flrz3 such aFse
azsrckzAAe b empaaFees q = single
firm II JACKSON Coanky
Tna purchase q TIE stamps - 4
hu<Idz aaa trade thruaah the o
paTasann az Ehe o0neFx q tae w1M
Stamps in ina aegsozai1ataons 4 =
Gents each ara maze e-~tahse 20
ne emo&oyeea Ara each of she T1
Or ueuxe employees pssFehasec 81
aesSE enc STAMP
A system has been up { l1e nails
ufseFe tlae esnpaoyee may signify h0S
nzMny zkampH ne wishes - buy e4eH
pay aAs. arr ahe usaulry Ill be Dr.
dnrtea frczn the - ~ensssope and
ne STAMPS issued - eMeh. In the
quantities desired The officials q
t1a mills are o. ire cpEaAon aasAs
ms Is thn first 9tEeh plan q D
cargiea out h anF pant ct rs and
and aitaoaeH IL I'll email add
stuual Hork ard expenses u sfze
uay g eisr4aAi help - ake c&xs u
= ksoweger. tie officials stated lnaE
tsey are uezzx thaa pse2sec &c -
tbs h cooperation with ne en-
pAoyez@ and tne aMtioxsMi Defense
M0n1ay. Nhcn So uAx daF g.
ubs mills Tn employees edzgnt Ger
$50 ezTsh C stamps ard borgzA ~
tnew Christmas present T. uneie
Please turn q pMge Ia
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

NWo countries
Prime MhaEser Churchill stated
after his arrival. There L. o.
course one primary objective Il
conversations 70 De held during the
next few Gays between The Presi-
dent and British Prime Minister
Snd the respective staffs Of the two
countries That purpose Is the de-
feat Of Hificrisrn throughout the
world It should be remembered
that many other nations are en-
gare1 to-day IA TINS common task
Therefore present conferences IN
Washington ahould be regarded rs
preliminary 70 further conferences
which VII officially include Rus
STA China. Netherlands and Do
minlons Il Is expected that there
ESa thus be solved overall IN the
conduct Of var Other nations Will
be asked 70 participate TO the best
Of their ability N the overall CD
tecsise
At Is probable that no further
announcements viii be made until
the end Of the present conferences,
bat may be assumed other interest,"
ed nations xan Be kept IN close
touch with this preliminary plan
ming
Earlier b the dav. President
naoaeeelf en1suIted sim Chinese
80 Ha@ez1s AnzaNzn1nE7 afza the
NEEhezlanas unfinished The psesa-
dental press zEEFetaTY sEept8en
Early said merely thai ChuFcnfn
arrived IN Washington By ar and
was met ~ q neaxbg airport bg
President Roosevelt IRE meeting
apparently was held IN TIE mid af-
ternunE.
This Is the second time that
Roosevelt and Churchill have held
conference en- the weird war Sit
uatlon Several months agu. before
the entry Of the United states into
the var. these txo world leaders
met IN q historic conference sune-
where IN the Atlantic Ocean 70
discuss the part that America would
play In the great conflict.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
LUZON LANDING ATTEMPT
FRUSTRATED BY FORCES
DEFENDING ISLAND SHORE
Part OF Huge Japanese Trznspsrt FesiEa suak b. Artillery
OF United States -
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MktaA De<eU1NF 2-Tfe Annw-
Kan Ate Fhilipzrue uefenxseFs have
afw Sltlmthnn well n hand m Ghs
Lkrgnyxn Oar nanzs lAnasnG a.
te9nrA 0eFEFaI MeAFtnoxs heaa-
aa4gzNrs anKaanred kuxxaxzt Ekt-
tsr thxntln9 rnuttnaa4 ana sc
81 EnsaaitfHs1 FsezEt. - Aezz
three a3 me 81 Jaeaxtssm ~EFnxapnFas
mhEh aEAKrap4eE 60 A1so hasWeeE
1AHN AMI tMn04 men earltsr q
uae axy hasN h4en sHErk R&liAhAs
Sa9rres sid THAT u b pEmHkn4 un44
uzuy maxe unnapwa re desGx0s
ed - aFsElNry nre tan1s wfxAh
axe nelsss MseE ~ asfex1 usk ccsNzk
Al wasntxtea she war Depars~
maeEx rseeFtse nax snsans# fhxnt-
1nE sus takAn9 paMcR ahzag the wass
Co4xx nf lnMax tN azEtEs ncxtn e
Mania = wA SAID Eh2t ttae AnseT-
KAN ard P9tapgAns gsxaxH we're
zzzEfa8 141k ard artillery 4sAtENsz
eae Easaz< to@aEc ~ eaz4sa4
4 nAsfss eeemmznAazse sid lk&E
AtssEnpzsd tanz4inNx lad teen frsn.
sz4zs0 e. taa pafusx On fae LIN
Nmyxn 0uAf Mna khx JmpmElese O.
szFuyerx 1xixsn Of ~ axtntexy
Thw var DspaFszsslnt sepoFte1
tnnt - JapAnszR Ahezas u Hauail
arr Esnw tnsesnea
Tb& 4ean% masshzu S4a g.
xnanpRukec b stress naval &nE ar
eszurf4 MoEnNsanizs p9E > lanas
* z1e-nAn MaxEeN nzso ne 9ntG
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tiarpuass Ire zHnAiaum4 and sars un-
Ger : raj a 1s<axaa fire and into
= maekszxuEu CT barnaso-nana an6
kank eaEnAzAk "a nss n@aeEAas IT,
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n4tzzsd kat MEna 81 ffszMn nn
rsea ln amkt1n9 aHaxm
- mz1znsMNa xxazmpsn mEan -
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k lot n taeaaA1u h 81
eEfexg - Aks ~ Laza1 AzlzEd
At Berlin G Marshal vnn
H~EzncnasseA. azzeznp4ea H. exlnan-
arn1e nimaR1f - his nsrnnsa grszn
esmsnAne of TIM N2zt Military
fnFxez ard tkh FEpamEenzekE ~
FszzksEer HITLER. ~ lzzzazse uruer us
fn2 aAy - wsxAch he SID sEnk hk
aakea Tor Dismissal or 1<ruxznf q
neast uesh P~xevk1zly. d nz1
p<sn 4~azounned ssum Berlin. fk1nx
HlzAef& aezsan Ezak n~rsmEaIszxh -
enznpzete nzrrhAzH Hitler Esestnas-
epaeaNn tim q msn ii
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
ORGANIZER SENTENCED
FOR ALLEGED BLOW TO
WOODEN MILLS WOMAN
Judge Hobby Passes Judgment As First Of Alleged Partici-
pants In Alteration Pleads
"Nolo-Contendre.-

james Meyer. pascaeouIa. said 70
have struck one Of the girl work
ers At the Jackson County MfIls
tnfheting severe injuries 70 her face.
during an alleged alteration be-
tween mil employees and reuuted
organizers representing ne Inter-
national Ladies Garment WORKER
Union. on Decemszr II. iesf. was
fined tiu and sentenced q six
months n JAIL after he plead nolo
contendre when tried before Jus
tics q Peace Hosdy. MONDAY morn
ms.
Although q jury was On hand e
hear the evidence IN tie a no
testimony Was taken after Meyes
entered hA plea a crowd q kDeesa-
Tors and Witnesses which complete
" flied ne EEaau court room q the
Justice 70 ox~er-flo41ng was on nano
for the trial
FouF other cefendanta naid 70 ba
organizers representing the uBwu
are scheduled. IN connection wtth
ne melee % be tried q TuesdaY
Wednesday. FrtdaF and satur6aT ~
TINS seek. judge Hoboy stated AL
vi y gwen tarx ae=-zngx
Representative q TIE u0wTH
sNuxE CUT warrants against Ciaas@
b1aos personnel Girecsar Of IL
jackson County Mllh charging thas
~ cn<rced TIE workers and tncsted
then 20 attack the orzaniserx AZ
naef sought % distribute nterature
AHaanG ne workers. Hllhck atfor-
neys posted Size bond for hls au-
paAEse fn Ezz1 Il ne Jastlce
q Heace court January IA
TIE u0Wu orRAnaeyx charge
maj hey Nere attacked zhxe as
Anoaang kaxets lar zaa MI dur
N 1e laueh hnar. aE.d TIA th~x
AeE he Eetfaaa Ct ananrroeakex
assaalf tUp4red - Mf. Bllhn A.
nat he - n the eroan zhlrh
cans oat q Re mn Il &c. =
ore@k ~ theix peaceful ieeaI dis-
Aasaxaou q o~EEaaaxlnz nafersd
Ozaer 1.c@ however. azzau
Ia hlz 80 nal = the 1870
y - lighting I'D az<z nsssssr~
annI : h41 Rainae canzaarr-
80 nozzsntam nd aseral - ~
gHA had he1F esoenine at~ssr-1
tiozn heE oodsez Il : - $50
~Asea Bio learned e ne fIrss
UieAss baza = Pc IA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
CHRONICLES OF WAR
HIGHLIGHTS TO DATE
en- - Azzaza1xf Rr-nnt
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10

Aelian uas cleared for ~ Array Of 4.0e0.eoo when Con-
TTess rsssed the Bin ts register - men from Is 10 81 years
Roosevelt fer his signature. Officials lid GAe registration
would not begin before several weekar
New attempts 10 land . new fierce - Luzsn failed.
Another attempt by the laps 10 take Naka ishnd ala met
with failure. The laps. however. met vita more sueeess At
Hong hong. bat we're mel ~ stubborn 1srees wAe yisA6ea -
mere than they had To-
The Germans were reported 10 have Withdrawn three-
fifth Of their iroops they originally had in and kshind The
FHanish-Russnn front = IN effsrt TO save GeFman lives The
FInns admitted continued Soviet attacks o. the svir river
front between Lakea LadoEa ard Onegn- The Russians
claim that they had braken the satire Finnhsh-GermAn line.
had crossed the Svir aa6 weFe bessing forward In three areas.
Among the nsss significant Ras.i.s viesorie. reported
tuEe Of Ruza. 60 miles due vest Of Mo@eow sad Taruasa. IS
Hnez 10 the southwest AnnihilAti0n Of an entire Mari divt
sion--not = German Escnped~-was announced.
The British reported the capture Of the huge Axis air
port At Derna in Africa The Bzilish advance guard was said
TO have plunged 200 miles deep into LEbya-
DECEMBER 20
Cairo Egypt reported that the Axis retreat In Llbya had
turned into a Fuut. With imperial forces chasing General
Erwin ROmeIFs battered army and British air blows taking
staggering new toll Of ms remaining strength.
Ad0ph Hitlers propaganda Minister go0mlly tod the
German people that we must compose ourselves for 3 hard
ard bitter battfe-we I'LL n1 - abe 10 avoid certain re-
verses Maxi invasion armies we're reported 10 have lost
mnre than 10000 kllea. wounded and eapaured In two weeks
Of the bloody retreat N Russia
TIE Dutch news agency Aneta reported an episode Of
rev frieaisn between Russian and Japan, declaring thai II
japanese sar phznes bombed and sax TIE 400 ton Russian
frelekter Perepsp enrDute between fladivesfok and lava.
others intending the eaptain were reseued-
TIE japanese reported Ehst tAekF capture Of Honxk0ng
island had been STAYED OFF b the defenders.
Three loaded German transports teta1ing $500 tons
sere reported - the Moscow radio . have beeu SUM il
sUNDA DECEMBER Il
TIE destruction ard damage 20 81 least - enemy sub.
marines in he Atlantic walsrs 80 effective deaIiae~ @~ilh
several japanese submarines Ii the Pacific vas announced
- Secretary Of Navy Enox. H< sid - -eoald assure the
Gaaas IN : 80 II
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
: % { y. 10 moLD
NETTING MONDAY. DEC -

Tie Rascapuala EsdexazAun q
c4 stan Wouzen I'll hald = meeE-
NJ 81 ~ Pr Presbyterian 0UFEa
o p4SaE0uiA Aa1dzT afze<uooH
Dc = ~ zza ocaeck waeu 3
Christmas pEaEFam FL BE- Essen
Special features q tne WUsFau
- - = An HF A&1 james Breza
Commander & ne PzAcARaz3Ia Z s
Aeny ENzraAzzaual Cana And ~
Ezelh no4n = Nh1zn N1A have -
a4olec1 Ngmeaa Par II Satioazl
Defense al church Woazen are
caTclaIIx invited . b u5zzu1
AHs ROBERT REIEECKE
Pu1l1ly ChaHm41
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
BRITISH PRIME MINISTER
GREETED By R00SEN Ell
ON ARRIVAL FOR FARLEY
Representatives OF Other Nations To Join Talks To Plan
War Strategy OF Allies
Against Axis.

Washington. December 2I-Prime Minister Winston
Churchill Of England. arrived in Washington tonight, the
White House announced, 90 discuss with President Franklin
ID. Roosevelt all questions relevant 10 q concerted war effort.
Churchill arrived by AIR. accompanied by Lord Beaverbrook
and his technical staff.
In q statement, President Roosevelt said that the pri-
mary objective was the defeat Of HitleFism throughout the
world in conversations during the next few days between
the President and the Prime Minister and the staLis Of the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
WELOERS' STRIKE
"DISLOYAL" SAYS
DIRECTOR HILLHAN
AKsmf Treesa Arrive Te Prexsnt
Fhckssing A. san Frnnnksre ship
ysFas ~ anasp<nann4 WsrksrA

Washington DecNmhwr 3z-Rld-
ney Hfllmau associated nfFeetuT-
general of ths oFsM tonaznt term
81 the E~a1ep<zdent ueiders STRIKE
81 tire West Coazt saapyArdx -
Shocking Axt a. cAkyaity 70 tina
aAflun
Al san Francisco Il wRs snnoanr-
ed that ttse Army waz ready %
back - VIII troops the expressed
discrimination ~ military author
tties % keep saipnuklaxng plants
IN ne san Francisco area ~ work
~ . nArttme basis.
I~naspendrzst wesderx had voted
Sunday Ia the bay area 70 eztab-
llzh pazkst Ines to-day. which they
asd. b wnY of emphasizing Their
demand that They BE allowed au-
tuficmy. Tne independents broke
away from AL unhnsax and since
have refused to pay AFL dues
The request fDx Army troops xas
made ~ ReMr Admiral j. ". Green
siade % the i7th Naval District
a Mary statement explained that
the management u Bay area ship
yards and representative Of non
striking un1uns advised the adj
mtraI that wetdeFx planned = strike
and that vtolenee was antlei-
patea
To assist the Army. because of
Ihe emergency o. The situation. =
company Of marines Vas sent "a
tine Pacific Bridge Company n
Alameda early Sunday afternoon
but VII be replaced by Army
forces
Al sew YORK. the National In
cu4EFlai conference board said that
general iaboF shortage Was Ia
muNTMrl Il uof lameikaaefy I'M
mluen4
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
REGISTRATION OF
CIVIL PROTECTION
FORCES UNDER WAY
Esrry Abss- Mfnaed Ameriezn In
jackson Counas Urged Te xslun-
aeer Per Emergency Service.

Civil Pr0tecEsan Units are being
organized and are training u Pas
eagoula. Moss Point Ocean Springs
Hnriey-HArleston 0auttsr E4ra-
aNpa- 81 Martins and vancieave
Other units all BE organized Is
soon ax possible 81 Big Point. Daisy
vestry. East Size. Wade and Kreole
Orange Grove-Pecan. r. Vas an
noanced By Harold " 0auEieE.
RaScAeoala. e4pzAin q the jackson
County CiVl Protection orsaniza-
flon.
Citizens both men and women
: volunteering to serve II capacs.
les Tor shE hzhey are best suited
IEuse neeoed n1astly are TIE ana
10 serve "a any q une fozowlnR
Capacities Auto mechanics cieFEa
eeEnoiitAan waTk elesnriclana frs
Al food PREPARATION military e.
pen11ee. nuFN plumber. polzes
sark shorthand seal sers<a
s1samftler. switchboard Operator.
seachef and fsp4zl
Facilities uhere naiantAers en-
enroll haHe bsen established II
various parts q the eaantx. Reezs-
uan are a da2 - r. EtE haEs q
p@scaEgala Mes Puzaf 8na ocean
ER1nEa e tAe school houses IN -
eaAgp md Hurley. Krehz grocery
aI Eas4 SIDE. L = naaser1e nxss
q Orange Grove fH TIE Ereazsz
oxauEe Gr0fe=Fecan 1zstrzez. a. P.
: LelgAszs ktezs Ia Caster i e.
hazae q vile Eugeza = vaa<aase
as at TIE hns q Aaolpd ssYasoar
= 81 Marta
Al Americans vic can - de-
ps1dec apan = ssrse re eezaz -
e = pieass enrol tie fe<tn-1mtne
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
MISHAP WHICH KILLED WELDER
MOTHERS SAFETY INVENTION
PaseagOulan Obtains Patent Ga Device Inspired By Death OF
Worker At ingalls, Shipbulldlng
Yards Here.

A workman feIl - Ne Ina1ns
6nipb1IAuzx yArd6 In PA4caeoulA
AuE1ss n q tins year : p Bates
tae NnFEnzAu. Wla 49, e11pAoEe1
81 3 ses1EF. Is e~fasa1ra aas TRACKS
aser Ehkh uae h1se EAnzFv eEanrs
Operate s7d N TIE fAn nh hand
~<uf Hzzo 3 swisrn oox n Hnien ne
underground eIeE1sc trolley b
acatz1 lie aAa eA~ctroeuzed
Generally 4 va rsgar1ed &c an
ether Afnen4zbie aeeadeut and aaEh-
- 8 sea Ca us Inesdeuz 80 fer
zu1te1 b. - onz D&n + 80 81
Inspiration = ri I'm - 1hmkIuz
ThM nan IS uo4 : shepard NoKk-
- himself. hut m hla mind - kaeW
there should b. aouzethtue Or Aa1e
az - snxn tnes3 underground
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
HOUR Of SINGING.
ENJOYED By MANY.
SUNDAY EVENING
Msmnheru af Hartumn CnaFuh CiaeifN
Nfse4 Al Natanu.ai nnnA Cewner And
Stag Chxtsln@s CaFeA&

nw cuznmasssy sanetEsg q cAriss-
ma carols and pAtrinElx sunax wn-
der Ehe azzxp&eez of uae PzaesEsaiA
Citx-wk1e Reservation coun<iL was
held sanSakY evening a. ~ssx-thlEsy
On tae curszr M fruxat 81 uns rain
snsFanew q lkhe p4ssAxsulA atalaonAi
Bank II wma asatta . suersaa. d.
sCafa sh,e hanae4p q naa1sy ether
affairs besnx h<ha ~ slas same hour.
Ard ire fsrxtnT fact ttass khe pre-
pmrastons lhA1 wefe suupnasc %
have heen made werw No maade
There wsTs - lights ever tire
8xuuEaza. q use psanast and zlnzern
had 60 read their nazzs1e ~ shs
kxfk a snxrs PARKED ca t1a oppD-
sic s6fs g Ese street
MA Mzzanafta DAVIS O. the pzasto
which inztxuzmaas was paassd - tfis
vezlfnake q 1e hank. pa2fe1 : pre-
lnaN. WfkleA go foEhsHsa - sfe
efumn shzaaax hAti1y the zkEMF
Sp4zzied Banner. After which
Father Cares. mSakeE a. IN Cnaxch
81 CT HM<g ~ EN&nasm nzEern6
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se<eraE eSkw famaAx chEazzma8
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nasenshlY IA unhsan. I'D b. ar
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eRFe Joy - NJ WuEM- 1T e2nne
NJ tae Ml1nzxlz9 Gear. and Silent
Nleh1 He's Nexh& and ezlssFs Tins
praSeE nunz ~RuF Tn0ss IN pxFfl On
Tia 6RaA Wma ns4 Ean9 bat 80
FNA1 and explained Instead
TIE pFuexam sEzted wisn th2 bsne-
dhc9kou - 1Gr. MAg
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Tfze new 1MsAnn1e airline fEurn
PAAsa fEzzazks - PuFtazzas T1nn1f
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
Civilian Defense
Medical Corps
Personnel Named

Dr A T Nadeau. r2zcaenula
president County Ms6ieAi unss f0r
Civilian Defense. has annsunced
the wuskers In tins medical dekach-
meus Of rs CORPS IN. 8 d Mcfl-
wain PNseaeoaiA. Chairman Medi-
cal Fseld Unif mnsuasal1. Alaa
willie Lee DAVIS = ~ sap1 8sere-
tar jackson Comfy HOSPITAL Unit
Squad Ne SQUAD Leader. Dr..
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gPie4z turn 70 pazs 10
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

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