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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

heams-and do without the camper
in the fireplace We viii probably
be able 20 get our nails because you
wfIl remember that the ALLEGATIONS
Beard sald-the use Of any APP
preclable quantities Of critical ma
terlals"
What about plumbing and hnat-
Ing7 Plumbing fixtures r attached
70 a house after It Is substantially
complete Most Of them may BE-
changed after 3 house h built With
out undue difficulty. This means
that the bath may be ~roa1Rfled b."
and left without fixtures. II neces-
Safy. SOL pipe needed for 'ruughine
In Is not made Of steel but cast
iron, and should not be too diff
cult 10 get In many instances Inn
poYtant sections mas be replaced
with tile Considerable galvanized
piEE Is stin aFaiiabie art sse small
quantity required for sr0lrgiilng IN
3 residence may often be found IN
the second hand market.
Most central heating these DAYS
Is OF the type known as winter air
conditioning. which involves the
use OF heated air forced through .
system Of ducts The heating Unit
itself Is ordinarily quite independent
OF the house and. ike the wash
bowl or the toilet, may be installed
following construction. The ducts.
ON the other hand. must be built In
Can we find q substitute for the gall
vanlxed iron they use7 Why not line
stud and rafter. spaces. properly
laid out 10 form hot and cold air
condnitx. with asbeS,sos7 Such a
system win work. This will permit
construction OF a house 10 proceed
ard the furnace to be installed when
Il Is available. Meanwhile our home,
provided It Is not too large, may be
heated with n Dc two efficient.
new, oil-burnlng. space heaters.
which stu seem 10 be available
everywhere
Suggestions for substitutions must
naturally vary according to climate
and design habits in the various
parts of The United States. But a
few simple facts seem to have
shaken themselves down from the
weltcr Of uncertainties facing pros
pectiye home builders
/. Government bans are not d.
rected at home building. but At the
use OF certain kinds Of materials.
2. Although important. these
materials account for only q small
percentage Of those needed 70 build
the average house.
3 Basic materials are stu avail
able II abundance
I Home building can proceed In
direct proportion TO the ability Of
TIE home building industry 10 find
substitutes for 10 per cent Of the
material needs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

ed defense areas. The definition
reads.
If he finds that the proposed re
modelling or rehabilitation viii in
erease the number q habllable
dwelling units. or is Immediately
essential to continue hahftation. and
that the unit OF units thus obtained
are suitable and available for de-
Tense workers. he VIII issue the de-
signations
The recent action Of the Federal
Reserve Board. raising the amount
II loans coming under the Regula-
ton v from $1,000 70 $500. does not
apply 70 residential remodeIing OF
rehabilitation. Il was stated The
: 1000 limitation sttTI applies 70
such icaHS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
Government Using
Home Financing 10
Prevent Initiation

Washington, d C-Foar weapons
against mfiatlon are now oelng
Used b. the Federal Housing Ad-
miniHtration 81 part OF the national
effort to keep he United States or
. sound econntnk basis throughout
the present emergency. states an
article IN the forthcoming autumn
issue Of the Insured Mortgage Port
folio. official publication q the
PHA-
priee control quality control. In
teEest rates ooutEul. and accelerated
amortization provisions. the article
statex, are positive initiation pre-
ventatives o being exercised BY
the FHA
Without such controls. We might
again witness 8 real estate infla-
ton similar 20 that Of the 1905
and the debarie which followed IN
the early part Of the 1905"
The article points out that the
FHA Is vitality concerned with wen
the most remote threat Of imitation
The PFEA would have 20 carry
q large part nf the financial huEdcn
Of foreclosures should a runaway
Initiation ever develop IL states.
Therefore. IN addition 90 the deep
concern which this agency shares
with the rest OF the Federal Ad-
miuistratlon and with ctvic-mtndec
citizens, the FILA has a definite
financial stake Ia preventing the
naturalization Of initiation
Controls provided By the National
Housing Act and inherent In the
FHA-inkursd mortgage system are
then discussed tn detail.
Price control IS exercised through
the FILA valuation processes. No
mortgage may be insured IN excess
Of 90 per cent Of the FHA valua-
ton. OF In excess Of 90 per cent
under special conditions for new
single-family homes. Since the be-
ginning Of the defense program, tn
spite Of rises IN prices OF building
materials. the FHA has generally
declined 70 include such price rises
IN It's valuations. the articles states.
Only In q scattered few out OF IS
areas have ~appFaisals been permit
ted TO be increased In these areas.
for special reasons, part OF the rise
IN costs was recognized as being
more o. less permanent
In the other insl1rtng offices. .
the article says. no increase has
been permitted This means that not
only has the purchaser been put
on notice that the price rise Is
considered 70 be un1usttfied. but he
has not been financed for such adj
di.ional cost
Quality control Is maintained by
the FILA property standards and
minimum construction requirements.
supported by at least three inspec-
tons during construction Of . new
house and one on an existing house.
FHA standards and requirements
are being maintained. the article
states.
Control OF interest rates. under
the maximum set by the National
Housing Act, IS exercised through
FILA regulations. The insured mort
gage system set a maximum inter-
est rate OF Is per cent plus ! Of J.
percent mortgage insurance pre-
MUM which mas be charged By
financial institutions on home mort
cages. A number Of institutions
charge less for Insured mortgage
loans.
Interest rates on uninsured mort
cages have been lowered since the
enactment Of the National Hous-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
Consider Climate
In Building Home

IRE esfect Of climate on home
planning Was emphasized recently
b Prderal Hos<tng Administration
officials
Homes In uae NORTH are usually
built with q compact plan making
them msre easily and economically
heatcds N Winter weather. Living
rooms Is a rule. q located 70 re-
cetve Ax much sunlight as possible.
and protection Is provided against
cold Winter winds BY means o.
buildings. trees or storm sash.
In the South. eroS-ventilatton Is
more Important for comfort than
economy IN heating A compass
plan is less essential and houses
designed and located 20 take
advantages Of the prevailing sum-
mel winds
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

Rev. Raymond Pate. pastor OF
the Baptist church a. Iaka and who
has been editor Of tue uaka vIdette
Tor the past several months has
given up the paper ana Mr1 z NJ.
Sparks who became ozner Of the
paper upon the death q her nus
band several months AEo has sold
the plant to Raymond Hamilton
Of Orlando Florida. vino has as
sumed ue ediIorship The Vidette
has been serving the people Of that
county Tor more than q haH cen
tary ana VIII be continued under
tie same name.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

fan ard /. = WestfaiL nslrs q
Mr. Mapzia o. n 8 westfAii 70
q r. shsmpsne ard Mar sham
pgne St ~ kot q Westfall trart
sec -. It's. r 5 ".
American Taaag Oh Co Inc 70
w l. Really ard Kathsrn Marc
Res.iy, b { Of ufoselana PARK SUB
division. Sec p
George IesvenpoEsh 70 DIT Anton
Hrahe. al rtzhts arc interest ~
ews Of Nwl. Sec % T rs u W.
Joseph Steiner 70 CRY 81 PAsea-
scala. undivided rs interest In VI
so feet Of Iot s and 6, II g. Liberty
Aadislon. Sec 7. TaE rev
Antaneste G. Barnett widow Of
Charles " Barnett and G. Ben
ton Barrett Eugene y Barnett and
Bernard r Barnaft. 20 Della Rouse
Hatten, Pauline Hatten and Irene
Hatteu. lot zTo b. AL feet Oh CAnta-
nera ard Arthur streets. Mos PUNT
PaScaEoula Housing Corporation
70 n A. Parker and Pearl O Parker.
husband and wife. " e1a feet and
& zoo feeg of the El 81 0t 7. Of
Dear ard wolfe tract on Wash
ingtoa avenue PAscagouia.
Charles W and Irene Smith. hus-
band and wsfe 70 William n Nc
Grafh. Jr. and Margaret Cason
McDrath. husband and wife, lot -
ny 80 feet at NV corner OF Spring
and PNscagouia streets. pasragouiA
CLAUDE pierce ard wife. Rna Lee
pisrce. 70 Austin Shas.lea. AL tn
sereat in lot as By $50 feet on
pTsntis street pascaEoula.
state 81 Mississippi 70 d J MAY
ted. interest n lot 81 OF Moore
addition See 7. Tart
Earle II. Poster and AIRS. Mildred
Dement, Foster. hts wife. lots "a
ard IS OF 81 70 Of Lewis. Ken and
Pierce addition 10 Lame. See. %,
IT'S. R5w
Mn. c. M McTnnls % A y. Mc-
nuh lots 81. - and g e W. Denny
md Co. survey. Sec. i6. 7 z s. r 8
=. Aioss Point
A. C. Tew and Wallace Ramsay
o John II vlckers and II. l. vick-
n. 10 acres. Sec Is. r 6 s. Il 7 W
l. n. Dantxier Lbr. Co 70 G G
1ees. swi Of Hwi. Sec. %. T Q 8,
= ".
Ethel r. Moran to AIRS. Guktave
stsrson. house and loo -. Block 20,
frontage 300 feet on wash
ugton avenue by 50 feet deep.
Eean Springs
state Of Mississippi 10 Josh Wells.
2 acres tn sW corner OF 6El OF
W.. Sec II. r 1 r. 6
AIRS. Celeste d Cowlex. Albert L.
Oelmas. ] Irving Delmas and Ralph
?. relmas. Claude Dslmas and r
Ford. % William Louis spFatiey.
.ot 90 hy $50 feet on s. side Of School
Pa1caEouia.
Pred Taylor Cfimnnery Clerk 90
Charles + Clark. lot Il. Block 2.
Vito PARK subdivision. ocean
AIRS. Josephine r. Roufke 20
Jackson County. lot 10, Block , Of J
J Telmas tract Sec. Z. TsSRHw
Federal Land Bank OF New
orleans to Austin Blasa + So acres
i NJ Of NEi Of Sec 6. T4S r W
Pascagoaia Housing Corp 10
Thomas r. Wells and Hazel Davis
Wells, husband and wife. house and
nt. fronting 81 BY zoo feet on
Washington avenue. pascaguuia.
J. D. Lyons and Katie Lyons. his
zife, lots 70. Is. IA and IS. Block
o. OF Lewis. KEEL and Pierce addi-
ION 70 Lame. Sec -. T 8. Z s ".
State Of Mississippi 70 Charlie
aeaSleY. 81 Of SEa. Sec 4. and Kvri
Il HEt. Sec .. Tss Row.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
APARTMENT

This hare i intended far axlih
dpsiieft wbe srs weary Of p4yinE
sens, vet yearn fos rnsFx Hiehsns.
Fsnm. II has everything an apart
msns Of the same zizx has, enr<ps rDss.
end re yoafs - keep sahen yaa par
for H. Large enough q anrommodaft
a. spsraer-si1xd family, Il = small
enough 60 kese heating casfa Low. Cir
ealalioa between rsams y wsll
planned and sleeping quartefs are sei
apan ffon the tssisf persiana II ths
koase The garage wing. semibuils-in
fer econemiral conafruetion, balances
th< exterior design Insida access 10 h
will he appreciated IN rainy weather
Ample soFags space = provided By
three closets and = laFxe aftie. ncrsH
70 which is Of the short hall.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

Conducted entirely by Chinese
women. q ChineSe-languaEe fort
nightly called @Wosnens Light has
been started Ia Honekong.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

Honey Is imported from Cuba,
Mexico, GuatAEnela. the Dominican
RepGbiic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
In nHoIIYwood

ton and Tarkington liked to write about.
 Monstro welles has gone ir for decorative horrors on Q scale never attempted, even privately, hg xEol- lywoodsmen. When the set dFessers and prop men ran out of Ideas. for an imposing piece in the main par- Tor, Welles sketched Q number which would have been the WOW of the young century: On Q tree limb curv- ing up from a floor base, crouches Q stuffed wildcat with Q bird in It's mouth. Farther up, another bird holds e desperately defiant pose in protection of Q nest.
 DRIVES FOR DRAMA
 The producer-director rehearsed his cast for two weeks before a camera turned, and made recordl,' of the whole script. Since movies can't be shot in final sequence, the records are valuable for alaowing ct just what emotional pitch each of the scattered scenes should be play cd. ,r.
 Welies likes strong hlstrionlcs and has no patience with the prevailing style of underplayliig everything ir movies. In fact, he belieyes that low key acting is used mostly because It's the only way Hollywood knows of avoiding clashes in .NemotionaI continuity, .n.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19

newcomer making his scren debu' in tho filn, oDnna Reed, Sam Levene, Alan Baxte ' and AenrA O'Nelll. The picture was directed by Nal. w, s. Van Dyke IT and waa produced by Hunt tSromberg.
 On the same program we will alse present another smash hit Moon Over Her Shoulder" featuring lovely Lynn aBrl and Handsome John Sutton.
 Current ct the Loew Poll theater ls "Unholy Partners" with Edward 0, Robinson, Edward Arnold and Earaine Day, also Mfr. Celebrity" with Q cast of oid.timo favorites,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
MOVieS Playing
 Today
STATE

'arhey Died With Their Boots On" latest In the exciting filnS of the old west to take It's place on the inc preseive list Of Warner Bros. pro. ductions, opened its engagement at Warmers state theater this after. noon with Q cast of thousands headed by Errol Flynn and Olivia do Havllland In co-starrirg roles,
 The new thriller presents Flynn as General George Custer telling the story of his life from the time of his entry to West Point until his memorable stand ct the battle of Little Big Horn. All the tense drama and romance In his eXcsslng life is captured in this epic film. It is the story of man who lived, fought and loved will sll t...a power his soul possessed.
 The role of Custer is tailored to Flynn's measure. Custer has an unguppressible love for gallantry, color, and most Of all adventure. It was his love for RallRntry that made him 6 Civil War hero; and his love for adventure that caused him to blaze q trail of victory in the fn- dian warfare of the I6T0's.
 Charming Olivia dc Havilland takes the part of Beth Custer, his lovely wife who admired her hus- bands deeds but never lost track of the constant danger he faced. And indeed, danger dogged his every step. After the Civii War he was given command of the 7th Regi- naent, whose duty 1t was to keep or. der in the Dakota territories.
 Tn addition to Flynn and Miss De Havilland the' fllm features such fine supporting players as Gene Lockhart, Charley Grapewin, Regis Toomey, Stanley Ridges and thou- sands of others.
 Moonlight in Hawai-" hilarious hit of the South Seas, is the second big hit Of the program and presents such favorites as Jane Frazee, The Merry Macs, Leon Errol and Mischa Auer.
 Make your Thanksgiving holiday complete by seeing the show at the State. It's sure-hre entertainment for everyone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
nY PAUL HARRISON

IRA Service Stan Correspondent
 Hollywood = With no more rush and clamor than you'd find in the Hollywood Stadium on fight nights, 0fson Welles' new picture is in pro- auction on RKO's branch lot at Culver City. It's being done in what 1nubtless will be known after he has made Q few more films - as the Welles tradition:
 The sets are vast and amazingly detailed, The technical crews of un- nrenedented numbers are rushing around like crazy, and yet with an enthusiasm which shows their iIl- serest in the accomplishment of un- usual things. The players have been selected for their talents and char ncter-rightness, and without the slightest regard for Hollywood's no- lions about box-ofilce values.
 Through all this moves the large, lnperturbable, but somehow cheru- bio Mr.. Welles. In his wake move various people who seek @ decision or an opinion from the boss. It's easy to understand why Welles enormous Self-assurance used to be resented by dithery, indeclsive Hol- lywood. There were many who granted him the distinction of crea lave dramatic genius but 1t was ex- rected the infinite problems of prac- Heal production soon would land him in the booby-hatch. The excel- fence and success of Citizen Kane nquelched most of those wishful pre- tiictions.
 DOWN TO THREE JOBS
 Tn the light of the Welles versa. tllity, there are two unusual things about the current production: H( didn't think up the original story and se isn't acting in the picture He's content to be merely the seen nrist, producer and director. HC chose Booth Tarkington's "Tht Magnificent Ambbersons" because It's Q swell yarn about the signi' xicant period from 1878 to 1916, bu deals mostly with Q decade or SO O the technological revolution. Wellei nas not, as rumored, switched thu story to c biography of Henry Ford
 Most of tho action occurs in tht Anderson mansion, now sprawlinI all over the studio with wholl floor constructed on each of three sound stages and an exterior plu. Surrounding neighborhood arising or the back lot.
 As he did in Kane. Welles \ using some exaggeration in his sets this time to underscore his charac, terlsation of the feudal-lordly Am, persons and their times. Their bes times were in the atrocIty era, tht period of mld-western Gothic ans whatnots and tassels and wax fruI under glass and all the glmcrackl that Anne Parrish and Edith Whar'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
MoOie Notes

William Tannen, M.d-M stock contract player, has been cast as Robert Young's defense worker pal In Joe Smith, American"
 q Married on Angell" That bee came more than Q title in the life of Mary Barton, currently appearing in that film when she revealed that she married Jack Angel of Los An- geles.
 Newest James A. Fitzpatrick Traveltalk for M-d-M will be Minnesota of Plenty" The one-reeler will be done in Techni- color.
 Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn have six love scenes in "Woinan Of the Year." oil short, sweet and played for comedy, l4as
 Robert Taylor and Hedy Lamar draw one of the seasons most dra- matic stories, ~'The Gentleman from the West fndies," for their next appearance under the Metro doldWyn-Mayer banner,
 Leo Garcey's greatest ambition is to be a writer. Several of his ar- tieles have been printed and arc said to show c promising talent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19

part of their everyday job, and whc look forward to thear fun on the ground.
 Highiightlng the picture Is the evacuation ct Dunkirk acclaimed by critics as one of the most exciting scenes ever filmed. A cast Of thou' sands performed realistically to provide this thrilling scene.
 Actual combat pictures, filmed by the R. A. Y. in action, show tho thrilling dog fights in the air, dive homherS dropping their deadly loads and add to the thrills of the film.
 John Sutton, Reginald Gardiner
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
STRAND

Thrills galore flashed across the screen ct Warner's strand theater this afternoon when the first pie- ture of Hritain's fighting R. A, F. "A Yank in the R. A. F." opened It's engagement at that theater.
 With Tyrone Power as the devil- may-care Tank and Betty Qrable aS his sweetheart, 6 night club en- tertalner In London, this first film of the R. A. r. shows these flyers aS real men who take heroism as
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19

and Gladys George head the giant supporting cast.
 Alan Curtis and Sheila Ryan In we Go Fast" k the co-seature of this program.
 Here's c Thanksgiving day show treat that can't be beat, 90 plan now to top off your holiday by visiting the strand.
 Other outstanding attractions coming soon to the Strand gre Tn. ternatIonal Squadron" starring Ron. ald Reagan, Hold Back the Dawn" with Charles Boyer, paulette God. dArd and Olivia de Havllland, "Week End in Havana," Feminine Toush," Smiling Through" and score Of others.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
lNA aCRERN ROLES

Alan Mowbray's screen roles nun, Der Q hundred--and have been O almost that many varieties.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19

JANE WYAEAN -- naerTiest CO., medlenne of the movies twas born
 in st. Joseph. Missouri. Working as q ayplst she suddenly got Q hunoh that she'd mako . hit In pictures. Since with her, Co decide b Co act, she immediately went Co an agent, and in dOuble-qulck time found heEself with Q long term contract, Tn private lee she is MGra. Ranald Reagam-if two married picture people can be said Co kaye q private life. They are parents Of tiny Maureen Ellxa-
 beth, and proud ones at that.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
PLAN R0ssINT FILM

Continuing the advancement of musical films, Metro doidwyn May. CT has announced the purchase of "The Immortal Idler," story coVer- ing the most colorful period in the life of dioGchino Rossini, famed Italian composer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
BUSY IEoLLYwooDIAN

Edward Arnold is one of Holly woods most prominent citizens, both as to girth and importance. lie heads dozens of committees for charities and other organizations, has never refused to do Q benefit, and, In addition, is one of filrndom'S busiest actors,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
M TNe Local
 7heHteas
PoLI's

William Powell, and Mynra Ioy have again assumed then famous cheractsrlaatlons as Nick and Nora Charles, With Nick, Jr, and Asta rounding out hte now famous ''Thln Mann family In Metvu-0 0old- wyn-A Mayors "ghauow Of the Thin Man." starting tomorrow at the Loew Poll TheateE.
 Mix tho hilarious domestic lie os Nick end Nora with another fas- clnating murder case, the latest Thin Man" ptory gives Detective Charles Q difncuit problem to solve, with no less than three corpses to deal with. Nora, as usual, tries Co be the heinful little woman and, as usual only adds to his eleuthtng problems. Nick, IT. now walking and talking, proves Co Dc Q young tyrasat, and AStR has added sogne new tricks to those which have de- lighted audiences in the past
 Two newcomers head the sup- porting cast, with Barry Nelson and Donna Reed playing the young romantic leads, An addition h the latest story Of the '"Thsn Man" series ls five~year-old Dackie Hall, who plays Nick, Jr. A veritahle child genius # there ever was one, Kiokie began Co read ct the age of enc, and onow not only studies his lines from the script but reads the daily newspapers.
 He began to play the plano when he Was two years old and hes been giving concerts since he was three. Ills grandfather brought him to Hollywood for Q concert while the search was on for Q Mick, IT," for "Shadow of the Thin Man." and M-d-M executive signed him to Q contract on first sight.
 Together with little plckie, the east of "shadow of the Thin Man" features Barry Nelson, Q Hollywood
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-19
BECOMES JANIToR

Cast in the role of an excitabln janitor, Fortunio Bona-Nova joined "Mr. and Mrs. North" starring Oracle Allen, with William Post, Jr., at Metro doldwyn-Mayer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-02
Weddings
Post AuxiLiury
 Elect OMciers

vigneulles Post Auxiliary, I'D, held Q meeting last night at which officers for the coming term were elected. Mrs. Rose Downs was re- named president. Her slate includes: First vice-president, Mrs. Viola Woodcock; second vice-president, Mrs. Anna Schell; treasurer, Mrs, Marie Bolan; chaplain, Mrs Flor ence Schaeffer; secretary, Mrs. cell Kerins; sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Alice Deadly; flag bearer, Mrs. Florence Martin; historian, Mrs. Helen Bro- phy; trustees, Mrs. Lillian Bisnov Mrs. Lillian Blanc and Mrs. Edith Geardano; and color bearers, Mrs Helen Meyer, Mrs. Dorothy Meyer Mrs. Gladys Duryer and Mrs. Paul. inc Frederick.
 The organization will sponsor c barn dance for the benefit of the National Guard Fund. The affair will be held in Machinists' hall on May IS. Assisting Mrs. Downs in the arrangements will be, Mrs. Ma rie Bolan, Mrs. Helen Brophy and Mrs. Florence Schaeffer.
 The Gold Membership team under the leadership of Mrs. Margaret Richmeyer, reports 23 new members, while the Blue team, directed by Mrs. Helen Brophy, reports IS.