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STOCK QUOTATIONS

 NEW YORK, Sept. 10..- Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is A, American Can 881a, Anaconda 28, Bethlehem Steel 675s, Commonwealth and Southern B, Curtiss Wright 95s, Information al Harvester 53lA, Kennecott 36lk. New York Central 1914, Northern Pacific 67s, United States Steel 564., Pound $4.03 314.
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials 126.53, rails 29.04, utilities 1850.
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MRS. R005EvELT TO COME WEST
 DURING M0NTH
Will Speak al Seattle for American National
 Red Cross

SEATTLE, Sept. 10.-Mrs. Frank lin D. Roosevelt is coming to Se- attle to speak for the American National Red Cross at the Music Hall Theater Friday night, Sep tember 19.
 The meeting is regional con- ference called by the American Ma tional Red Cross of all the chap ters in this state. Mrs. Roosevelt will discuss the relationship of the Red Cross to the armed forces of the United States and it's place in civilian defense.
 Mrs. Roosevelt plans to arrive here September 16 for few days visit with MT. and Mrs. John Boet- tiger.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-10

Novgorod was the first capital of the state of Old Russia.
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BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
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DOW, JONES AVERAGES

BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-10

BUY DEFENSE BONDS
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04
PAT nARRlSON'S
CAREER READS LIKE
A STORY BOOK

pat Harrison rns fruts tire htsfn-
Die position u z small MEsslssippi
town naukboy helping support q
fathtFiess household 10 one Of lead
srship IN tina United States 8enaie
that made him an oatxtAndinK fE~
ure In the Franklin Delnno Hooee.
Fslt administration.
His nomination By tie Demo-
cattle majority IN ta4i. Tor TIE peat
0r president pro tempure Of the
Senate. was unanimous ard his
election MA q mare Formally
WIN this hunaf. he runtinusd
his champtannhip 81 the hiI-power-
ful Senate finance COMMITTEES which
he took over viii ire sdeenE Of
the ~New Deal" II In31.
In his ehnirmAnkiaip Harrison has
mlHh 70 DO with the drafting Of
tax legislation necessary 10 UNDER
write the expenditure Of billions
for defense.
sleersa 40 nssnzA
He us ranking u1emabef U Tire
Senate foreign relations o~oznlnEiane
and an important menzhnf ~ Inc
NszNsp EMxNTlna 81 aasx sd - Ett9at
Britain short Of uaF. That group
stcered 20 passage The famous bIi.
HR I77o. for the lending and leaa-
ing Of materials Of war To- the Eng
liah.
A evidence of the Miasissspplan's
popularity, upwards Of 1000 per-
soma. including cabinet membrfz.
Vice President HeuFy A Wallace
senators and seares cf folks from
back nome nwarmed into the
Carlton Hotel Ia Washington II fDei
20 attend a reception ~ceiebFnting
HArriAon'A % years IL Congress
Those familiar with tie Hanh-
ington scene said Il waa TIE largest
reception Of its kind evef held
there.
Gaif Csaea Player
He Vas always willing 10 plsV the
role az pinch hitter" when legh-
latiOn became ensnared Hs liked
the baseball team. f0r Il reminded
HIM Of his early days when he
played small league baseball O. ths
Misxlkslppi gulf coast.
A report was current IN 1875 that
be might become tie hHaa o9 Or
eanixsa baseball Denying a. ckfzf
had been made. Harrison ON
nsenfeds
i've been IN politics 20 ioue 4
would BE lfke = flzh out q sstef
away from st.
Chrstened nyran Patton HafYi.
son, he sinpllfied TIE name = Pat
Harrison when be first enfeFed
poiltlca and was elected dtslFIeI ~
torney Ia his 0ulf Coast GllsIFles ~
Ehe age q -.
Abs nehatsw
He entered Congress h 1910 - Q
representative and sent % ne SKI
ate In 1915
He built . reputation as ona of
The ahless Of EiFs and tee o.
bafeFH.
When re Republicans zefs il
power h Vas famous - his
satiricni attacks IN Etsnt party. Re-
publicanA dubbed him TIE @Deno-
rFat oa1ly.S
Yet his irony II debate never
left sears. and he had many friends
among EI1e Republicans. Despite Ms
unceaetng salNoa against rs H.
s0rite target. the H~epubbean safift
poiifiea tbs Bnspo1e and others Nho
81 aeEos ne stzse admired lin
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Moss PoINT HAPPENINGS

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Nefmsns ard taz1e HErxlTE e Pas
rnrs41tA mccumnan1s1 - Miss Masel
NFrfang e Maes Point ensusDd .
x-rxefAl aAys camp last MHek a.
RrnveH Teaa cAmp en Red Crexk
Ms saxl resersen and ms. Marc.
NJ Frfday TOR . xlkH - reaekEss3
sn Sysc. n Y
MS EexSia cuxan u1a leave tins
we~k faF . F&E - bex nEoA4ef aFio
x~sser-un-lAw Mr.. and Mrs RoheFa
ceuzn. IN NaxfarfliA Tenn
NJ and Mrs. E6wtn WatEy and
M and Mr.. Hiram TAyi0F. and
daughter. cf Mob4in. spent Sunday
afternoon visiting Nr ard HRS J.
A Rollins.
Tony SehStx returned sunday
from ST Mary& Pa where he has
beer recovering from q recezaf npeg-
sfkun ia tne home of hix parent&
Ms r p Tayl0F and Misses
Olets Rengre and Marian Halsten,
and Homer Hasten. IT. Ssrnf Sat
urcay IN 6usfp1xt
-
Mr. A J Franklin ard datRh-
ter. Folly Pay. are ~eT-toslns . WISH
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MAfxten and MlM MARSH Maisira
of Birmingham. and nouhef HAS
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~pnsNd uassn Nn4ns wseks
Mr Ard Mra z Il nrnft kna h..
~ an * UasrlNx4 Axe siEikaaa Wm|
nrafss nasuser. Mp . q MsEns
MEx nunaf HAletsn ana daneh
ter MIS- MAssaa HantrsA zEN6 MNn
nanfF Hasten. ar- Il nEmHEhAm
arr guea1A n the hsauAt az Mr mnn
Mrs 1onn mn and M and Ma
r. p Aeafsn
MrM W n Nra3n. A. ara eAsn-
dren 1uTe6. Hosea gacke and
ASEfk Cera1 KIT EAznaAy Ear 4
several eAF visit 81 He spsarss&
ARA
Mrs. Forent canhlrpe resurned
Aundas from . vista 10 relatives IN
Hcutazbora Ala
~
Mr. ami Mrx NJ Il Dahs r.
turne6 Ffktay frusn their uap 30
FsMsda.
NJ and Ms& l. r. stesar Il
HAxperRflle. Miss are guests IL tne
hoaae az NJ and Mr2 John Clriat
-
Ms FFia colrner ana DAUGHTER.
Ml1 Margaret Coimer. eft last
Thursday for q visit 60 relatives
n MeAf0rd Ontario Canada.
-
Miszes Laura and Lena nnnd and
wslterlne cosinstun and Ann Pos
Of jackson. Mis- were RueEss tn
TIE horne uf Mr.. and MRS q. l.
hand Cor the wreck end
john Hlunaer q Tampa, pa
foined Mrs Bimzner and uhgiz
daughter. Mi1s Anna BluEnzr. VINO
have bexn visiting IN the home of
Nj. and Mr4. n. d wilcox here
Monday. Mr. BlnneT win spend
several Oars Ia the Wilcox home
-
Mrs T. B West and daughter.
NAry. left Monday for q several
days visit 70 Mfs Vests parents.
Mr. and Mr1 j. II MrFarlAne. m
Bay spwinss. Miss
-
Mrs Lydia Hasten q Elrming-
ham. Ala il visiting fn The husne
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Renfrn.
%
JACK Weed returned Friday from
; visit Ia jackson. Mss
%
Mrs. II. 3. Ovetsfreet and MrS
p II McCollum spent Tuesday IN
Mobile.
Misses Bessie and Dora cownn
and Mrs @. A. Graham spent sum
day IN Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clara Of Mo-
BILE visiting IN the homes Of
Mr. and Mrs W A. Avnra and Mr.
and Mrs. Gregory wood.
90
W. O Hroulne returned Saturday
from 3 visit 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Barr ard Mr. and Mrs. Claude
BroOne IN Spingfaif. Ia. Mrs
Br0oEae ard their little suu Billie
accompanied han. 8asardnS Ter Q
visit 70 relatives Of Mrs Br0osmes IN
Winons. Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. J w. ingram left
last week for Live Oak. PA. 70
make their future home.
Mrs. s. w jackson OF New Or
leans. b visiting in the home Of
Mrs. A L. Todd.
%
Mr. and Airs. Gregory Weed and
Mr.. ana MEA Prank Clark spent
the DAY. last Wednesday. IN New
] Orleans.
Nh. and Mrs A. q Brentz. r.
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feaztHed h4 fhe E8ar1 II aanerrfsass
81 Asrkspn connty MinnluAlpnl ~ a.
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pAeS ne bids Nfi b. puhizeis apsaes ead
reAa
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IN lis IL the pfftes - Ffa5 TarAsr. Chan.
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nids maaa be submitted ea ne klanE
r~ruHssaf fermx which -aenusx>sny tn
- kb Security IL the feFa o. Cnftfflea
LAesk e. CazkssTfs Cheek wade paysbis
~ sseAeaA Ceaasy. Missiastppi in a. ana
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security - he forfeited 81 HzuidaAe& dasn.
aRes. nut penalff. hy any Bladder whe mas
b ssnEdad TIE c~ontSnet bat ehe fails 70
carry eut The tern4a ~ tAe Proposal exc
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q Jneks0n Cgaafg. MisNienippd ans leth
FRED TAYLOR
ChAncery Clerk.
CA&-1es 6EF Ia TIL
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RoT3cK % FUBflc HEARING on
APPLICATION o. y. d HERRING
Fuk TEMPORARY Usk PERMIT
fx0kEkc ORDINANCE

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Secretary of War
Fixes Danger Zones
In Waters Of Sound
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Isfsst AFea. - AREAS atFpAnne
1axs3t FFasetas

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NassFs 10 he Oulf q h8exkno Asld
MlzztnipgN Sound. a1aEh ~ Horn
Island ana Der island Mistizaippl.
n~nznfEssinN serial sgann<4F pFaes4es
Asasa a. Ire v AfmF cHs9M. ceHF
nnangHGaru. LOUISIANA
n0spi waters q uulE ~ Msxaeu
and Mlaklzeipxh eosusA: v Afxsy
Corps Aerial uunnfr9 pFRSttee
ArsAs suath AZ Husn Island end
Deer Island Asis4inSinHa
Ths nnHgef zeHsa
IL eOush e Horn Ezinnd~Ths
AERIAL ku1fnnEY t4FeEl range ltel
wiAlin de followins loKsalluana and
tatftnden.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

MrA Bekxse Eektxf e~naeseAAned b.
hnaeF u her daughter. MARTHA en-
"Wednesday a~fsnFnonn 4uns ~ Nth
. beach psFty On pnscAauale Beach
Ia ~celshsAt4na II Mns1aynna firth
hffknaaH.
Nrfnefuas eaasEa ENtmming asl8
rsasae 1aA snsIxs-go~FunAd n TIE
part were eatuFea
a p1cnie saEsses wss esstayea an-
Ger the traNs, TAnne wEso en1oyea
tht PLEASANT mffefnnon uath Ma
His1n weFA &aFF Weta Laura Enm
Mays 5nekte krakan. HAxel ard
kiHirse Rhnaek Juyoe AEmlsteaa.
FaaY pay Faankain. ~Jlnhos puFanr.
Ann PuFteK. Cassie nasette, ana
Ros and EFiine Carter. and Mn4-
da1nrs Bessie vetfer. A. 4 TeNaa
AaHx REltchest ssad Roy Carries. and
Mis- Knthertne Hhn4Ns
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

Mrs Saul reterxelf entertained
the weekly Bridge Clab at her
home on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Edwin Mays received .an
high score prize and hrs. " II.
Fields the cut prize
At the conclusion q the gs.mes
the hosteaz served Sannuirher ard
soft drinks % MaedAmes Edwin
Mays Ralph Davis. 2. II. F4efua.
J. c Hasssll. Claude Beetle. Kmmitt
Hun Spencer Beebe and j. Rivers.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

Tnese Kulss I'D Feeazlaslans. ssssa
pa1lixhec. haze ne EaEne 4 -
T1le4 safs pakllshed i s1as Fs1ekAl
Haezater On 1nne IL. fssf, paalM
notices ~ 1heET apiHo#aE waxs Ans
q 81 knu4n Hlefesta1 parties -
Jase - ie4i aseF have heen pa4
e & - pnekazfan
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Mou9 sosIiu4@
Haaaf6na sososuo~
n49na@ s8on4a
IA kksesh of >eat xslAsa~nn
sfpslnd target range lins within the
Following tpszsiiudes ane la~fifsisas
LnnKttude Iatilu1e
eeas6A sozzn
nHn4dNE z8a31N4
eassaSts s6sfes0~
eBsa11os se3oAg
Ths naEmixtieszs
80 Horn EsiAffd aerial target
range -FgfsnR zsil take place fuf-
ing the daylight hours
% Tfe afF4 VII - mnkAe6 9Th
appropriate and sgffieient markers
b. the " n Gans4 Guard
- A boat wnl BE- stationed II
TIE vicinity e enforce F~eskriclinn e
the AREA and - Give aid ia lhe
event 81 . forced handing.
90 A safety nhSefYnF miii ~ nress
snt On one d he alrnIafiss snRzxsd
IN target practice 10 stop fifiz1z
81 any time he discovers = 1zzip
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stiail b. issued periodically nesasy.
tna navigation ef tss danger afea
ard warning ~ aflspplse 70 fsEnaha
outside ire Hasae.
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suitable and aNfficianf mnfksaa
and appropaafs measures viii -
taken - pFeEanl m~kaulhaFix4d eFAfs
from entering this ekness sons.
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ceu Sundays ard legal holtaa9s
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These Kules nd F~eszzlaElarsa. sszsa
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

Mrs r b West and daughter,
NAry. left Monday for q several
days vtgt 70 Mrs Vests parents.
Mr. and Mrz J. II MEFariane. ln
Bay 5pringS Miss.
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I-MrR0MpTu nnrncr CIR

ais. y p. Bu2AN entertained aa1
fmpFpenptn Bridge club 81 her hagne
on THURSDAY sfternocn
MA W. ~. Nelson. ~. recnlrsd
the hteh score prine.
After The games a oelictous coarsx
with rolled sandwiches and ICED
ten we're Snryed 70 MeNaamsn w. Il.
Nielsen. Sr- c. 8 Beafislee. Thomas
Conis0n. r. l. DeLaehmek T. X. &c
fntaeh. A j. Franklin p q Spann
IT. ard A. l. Monfoe
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

John nlumer az Tampa. pa
toined Mrs Biamer and tfasiE
daughter. Aims Anna BluEnEr. who
have been visiting IN the home Of
Nj. and Mira. NJ b Wilenx here
Monday Mr. Blumer VIII spend
several oars IN the Wilcox home
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

Mrs II. d OvefSfneet ard Mrt
q II McCollum spent Tuesday IN
Mobile.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04
SPECIAL NOTICES
LOST AND FOUND

Ioa1- Hzs -
naazz4 IA @zA c. ~
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

Misses Bessie and Dora cownn
and Mrs O. A Graham spent sum
day IN Mobile.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

Mrs Lydia Hasten q Blrming-
ham. Ala Is visiting in The huEne
Of Mr.. and Mira r. p. Renfrn.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

Misses Laura and Lena Bond and
Wslterlne CoFinxsun and Ann Poo
q jackson. Mins- we're ruexss tn
tae hSfne of Mr.. and Mrs G l.
Bend Tor the wreck end
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Ingram left
last week for Live Oak. F7A- TO
make their future home.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

mr.. and MIS-. Gregory wood and
Mr.. nne MEA Frank Clark spent
the day, last wednesday. IN NEW
Orleans.
Ar ana nrn q pre..sg n
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

Mrs s w jackson OF New Or
leans. Is visiting in the home Of
Mrs. A l. Todd
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

W. @ Broume returned Saturday
from . visit 70 Nj. and Mrs. Robert
Barr ard Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
BroOne N Spinefall. Ia. Mrs
Br00Ene ard their little son. Billie.
accompanied ham. Basnrdny for Q
visit 10 relatives Of Mira Broomes In
Winona, Miss.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clara OF Mo-
BILE are visiting IN the homes Of
Mr. and HRS. W. A. Avnra and Mr.
and Mrs Gregory wood.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

80 sat- Aaw - Eaeam hezsa
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Mz A = Franklin and dat&h-
ter Folly Pay. = er1oyins . Tlsit
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

WkasA4a4 81 km = R1e~a 80 fNx
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|uts As7 Taa zaszaldna haze = H1anz
! Faz1s - astns resu 1aek ssssasse
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ca m 4 hAk nAEee nuFa {
ssn sAifI yua 60 = Q Tssvahsei
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

Ms r p Taylof and Misses
Oleta Rengru and Marian Halsten,
and Homer Hasten. Jr. ssrnf Sat
urGAs IN 1usfput
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

Mrs FFiEz Colrner ana dauehter.
MnSs Margaret Colmer. sea last
THURSDAY Cor q visit 60 relatives
n MeAfura Ontario Canada
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

Who wae u ut msae Dc rsnt&
abpzt ne nfNsse sf1A Veteszn hAe
ne seasantns Is essnsng4a
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-10
Adolf Isn't Entertaining
Cincinnati Enquirer)

The r port from Hollywood that the gross income from most of the so-called anti-Hitler films has been considerably less than hoped for by the producers, can be taken to mean almost any thing. But the most likely x planatiOn is the psychological factor.
 While motion pictures consti- ute an undeniably powerful i'm plement of education or propag- anda, they must perform this function obliquely. The average moViego-r does not willingly pay his money at the box office for either education or propaganda, but rather for entertainment and diversion. Indeed, he is likely to be frightenzd away by the thought that the feature picture "has a mission"
 In these trying days it is not il logical that motion picture pat rons should be seeking simon pure entertainment to an even gr-ater degree than usual. The days news is filled to the brim with the grim and soul-trying events of a world at war. If diver sion is to be found in the com forting darkness of a motion pic ture theater, it must be found through the medium of pictures far removed from war-related subjects. 'Hitler-BeaSt of Der lin," for instance, is hardly a di- version from the worries that stare from every newspaper front page these days.