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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

New orseanA wln SPEND TIE Easter
Holidays visiting their parents
Ara " " canky and daughter.
Mamie. and hH1 - J. Cole druse
along the 0nif Coast Sunday sisw-
lng tia lovely gardens roe n
htoozu.
Frsenas of ~. and AFa FFaa
Walters Of Laurel eli be pleased
20 learn cs the birth Of = daushter.
Apra1 . hra Walters I'll bs r.
membered = MIS- Rose usian wal
knr.
Miss Beanie Cole. m enpanyee q
the Southern Kraft Mil has heen
absent from her wnrk this uenk dne
70 illness. she hoDes 70 return -
hsf duties Monday.
-
Mrs Grant Miller entertained
Tuesday Afternoon ~ her houne IL
Htlefaa Vista Street with q desert
bridge Spring flowers wese attrac-
lively arranged throughout the
huAase. High score rs captured ~
MFE walter ouiley. second high b
Mrs. Herman Cole and third hign
- MTA 0esFKe Blair Ot1nfx who
enjoyed the hospitality Of tire hos
tess wers Mesdnmes Roy wing
field and PRED TaYlaH Of Paseaaea-
= and ~AzesdaEssa Joseph Richard
son. Edward ktfnr. and WIN
Tiosnpson of Philadelphia. ara
Mrs. Thomas nFaeas of Plfsshurs.
Pa who are Visiting II Hllnxs while
their husbands are at Camp smell
By.
MrA c. T. Torfnseu and Mfa
John Nelson yin leave MondaE for
Meridian where ulsy viii attend
TIE Grand Chapter meeting Of the
Eastern etas. April Is ard le
-
Miss Jewel Garland. Rural Won
ans Organizing ana nsereAllnnai
specialist q state Coalaxe. Misa
Eas : business visitor IN PaseaEoula
Tuesday.
Mis- Betty Seal daughter of Mr
and HrA Perry seal VINO i 81
student ~ French Camp Academy.
French Camp. Mas Il spending me
Easter holidays n Memphis, as Ehs
guest o her f~ooEElfnzle. Mis- June
Blake.
III. ard Mr. = 3 Patterson, Mra.
Martin Lindsey ard fri Ben Pro-
tosf of Mobile weFs sueslA oatuF-
day. Ct Iii. an1 Hrs l. q Wabtxr
-
Lieut.. Commander and Ara. q
". uonaaua entertained very infer
ma1y wednesday afksFT1oon uith
. tea IN ktonnT Of Commands j
II Perry. Of Washington. y {
Others present. NaEe Commander
O. G Whiting. Lieut. and Mre
J. A. McaeEzFy and Lieut. and Mn
William J nuz ~.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

for Telephone
Expansion

Nearly s. 600
sill be sprns this wear in Mis-
sissippi By southern Bell for
constructing. demonstrating
and adapting telephone "a.
cilltics 10 meet governmental
and other telephone needs Of
the state.
More than COO. 600 men in
thenation's armed forces viii
be trained in the South. OF
these more than $4,000 viii
be located in Mississippi.
Tocaref for these men there
viii be II military camps and
establishments in the South.
Necessary switchboards.
numerous other equipment,
and many miles Of telephone
wire have already been m
stalled. Additional equip.
meni Is being provided as
required.
An adequate communica-
sion service is vital 10 the de-
Tense program and telephone
forces have been engaged for
months IN planning and IN
Sailing the service to meet
the maximum needs of gov
eminent and industry for
both local and long distance
telephone service.
Telephone men and wom-
On are now better equipped
and trained than ever before
10 do the big job ahead Of
them. They 60 forward conf
dent Of their ability 10 main
tain the service at its present
high standard of efficiency
and dependability.
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anD TElEGRnPH company
fnenspnsArEs
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
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seooee Phone 81. fAnkengDnla.
s.fl. ilsse
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

~ ard Mrx G. W Mruram ARD
Mrs SoR v KEs&S ard aamEhseA
nugh ana 1oYce ard SOFIA naee1
rms RkY ana sssrelnn. spent SAL
usaMy h. MonfM ss4aia9 Nh
Krrtn astsr. Mr. MaadR Recess
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

Mr2 n y HeldElhex& ~. Afrx
" 8 WeNtfal ami MIR L Ncuas
and srn ard dnarhtef w1Ew I'll CAnsp
SseGby MondAy where they attend
"a uhe huge Azny manpuxefa ard
mgpectrd uh3 Camp They rxpnFt
haxins q usdn1 entayahfe uAp
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

MlS Edna Plttznan dauznteF u
M and Mr& j p pattmAn knd
Mss CannAe MaEae Crane, annEh-
ter ~ Mr. and Mrx A ID Crane
have returned 60 their studlnk ~
HiiinaAn CoalnzsA CLINTON Mis-
haying spent tie past wnek here
visiting thslr respective pafeaaa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

Ine Easter EEg Henf plAraneG ~
the American Legion Auxiliary wNa
not be helc SATURDAY afkertaoun ~
plarned due % illness % several
members
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

Miss Margaret Moore HOLSTER
daughter of Mr. ard Mra J. J.
HolilsteT. and Miss Kathleen cole.
dMughteF cd Mrs w J Cole. stud
enx 81 Sonle Business College IN
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

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Aaazna rfaaruM ~ ua AGsas Ga
gsea N1m. wxrs Naeaxs T~tsuaM4aE q
Raya pnrwntM MN ana MR. r. q
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

New oxleanA wln spend TIE Easter
Holidays Visiting their parents
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

Mis- Betty seal daughter of III
and HFa Perry seal VINO Il Q
student 81 French Camp Academy.
French Camp Mas h spending the
Easter holidays n Asmpnls aa the
guest o her Foosnmate. Mia Juns
Blake.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

Ars " ~ Canky ard daughter.
Mamie. and MTa ~. J. Cole dFuse
along the uuh Coast Sunday sisu-
lng TIA lovely gardens Ow Ia
hiooun.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

Mrs. c. + TorIuseu and Mrs.
John Nelson xln issve MandaF for
Meridian where uaeY viii attend
the Grand Chapter nesting Of the
Eastern esas. April Is ard le
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

Miss Jewel Garland. Rural Won
ans Organizing ana nsereaglunal
specialist q State College. Misz
was : business visitor IN Paseaenula,
Tuesday
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

Frtenas q M. ana Ara FFea
Walters Of Laurel wn BE pleased
20 learn c< the birth Of . daushter.
April Q Mra Walters I'll - re-
membere1 e Miss Rose Heian wal
ker.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

III ard Mfa J. 3 Patterson, Mrs.
Martin Lindsey ard fra Bon Pre-
tost e Mobile weFs aues1s aatuF-
day. Ct MT sE1 MFs. l. q Wshh<x
The Valley settler., 1941-04-11

MILK SANITATION 84T1IlGAR
L-illl Seminar sessions itonday
and Tuesday Woro WCll attended,
cons idoring the socson OF the yoar
and the nmbea Of fcr11o rs Who ere
ct the present time intoros ted
in dcirying.
Local ood out Of town speakers
stressed the nc cosaity of sonito-
tion in the production and hand
LING Of milk. Pointing out many
Of the generally unconditional snail
ways in viii Oh milk can be rrdo
clean.
thorough dis cussion of var
ious items contained in tho U. S.
Pub lie Hooltll Service lilk Code wi
Cont on pogo s.
The Valley settler., 1941-04-11

POPULAR PALIER COUPLE T7DDED
Hiss Violet AcVic llor, sister
OF Virgil Howl clZor AID Aosz Ear-
hart, son OF hrs. Carl Rasrnlssen
Of Palmer were married Saturday,
I.arcf 20. The ceremony tc9l1 place
IN the Lut9a eran Church,, Reverend
Ilurtll Off chatting. Tho young
couple we're att ended by ~. and
rs. latter Cooper. after the
ceremony q reception was leola at
the Cooper nome FOR relatives
and c hose fri ends.
The Valley settler., 1941-04-11
COOP MOTIFS

Field seeds were ordered some
time ago, in anticipation OF the
probable need. The leasing Of more
Land By sore farmers, the change
IN plans OF others, the raj lure
Of some sources Of seed suop lies,
that were planned on, to iaater-
ialize may g tn G canse o. dis
apoint n1ent to you when you are
ready o plant. :. At TIL t3me
there is no definite INF Gu alton
as to the amount Of seed required.
Let your wants be known to II ctor
Johns on at tie warehouse D. the
end Of next week April 10 to en-
able the warehouse DEPART e1t to
recorder if necessary, in timo
to ensure delivery b. plaating
time.
The Valley settler., 1941-04-11
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SAT. - Al RTL l9!!!!!
Lucky spot dance ~!
ELEVEN Fl}IzTsS
Good l6us ic.

ERs. VAIL, PIONEER 4a2SID LII QWAs-
lila VICTIM OF AUTO ACCID-lp
IRIS. Si1as Vail, who died ct
Palmer Thursday reorainG was vic
tia Of an auto accident near her
home Whe4 q truck IN Vii ca she
was riding ran off the sort should
or OF the road near the RAILROAD
eros sing st "asilla. The driver,
Stuart, her son, and q woman and
small child escaped With only
@einor bruises. l,rs Vail IS back
was fra cturcd whom the door Of
the cab swung shut IS she Was ly-
ing pros trato ccross the running
board OF tho machine.
RS. Ruth Vail and her infant
child were thrown clear OF the
auto when it TIRED over.
l-rs. Vail, Wi tt her husband
and for1i u, II rst cc1uo to the tor
rito1eT in 1915, leaving ond r6-
turning in 1920 at t12at tixae taking
up Z homestead near the presen t
town OF Wosilla where they have
made their home since that time.
The Valley settler., 1941-04-11

n STERN STARS BID FAREWELL TO IfRS.
VICTOR CHA 4AlT
Twenty women Of tn allner
Las tern Star club met q t the homo
Of IRIS. Fred l.cIntyro to I'd fare
Well to lLrs. vi ct or MAP r, who
is leaving for Seattle. shower
Of handl1orchi CTS was pr os e-ltod
to RS. Chapman. The Cl.a1 ants
are in the States on bus moss and
plan on being oono about q yoar.
The Valley settler., 1941-04-11

II. Rice from Iowa State has
hoen app ointod the new Agl.i cultural
Agent succeeding Howard Estollo.
llr. Rice Will arrive in tie Vale
this Wock end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28

otherwise. So does the entire de-
sign of his new world order.
For example. have in my pos
session a secret map made in
Germany by Hitler's government
by the planners of the new world
order.
II is a map of South America
and a part of Central America. as
Hitler proposes 10 reorganize il,
Today in this area are la separate
countries. The geographical ex-
perts of Berlin. however. have
obliterated all existing
boundary lines: and have divided
South America into five vassal
states. bringing the whole CONT
nent under their domination.
And they have also so arranged
il that the territory of one of these
new puppet states includes the
Republic of Panama and our great
lifeline-the Panama Canal. That
is his plan. 1t will never 60 into
effect.
This map makes clear the Nazi
design not only against South
America but against the United
States itself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28

in an inspiring allegiance, not
to hatred or fear, but by q
common bond of tolerance
love and service.
If your spirit, Miss Liberty,
fails, it will carry down with
1t all that the heroic dead
have saved from the wreck.
age of the past. The edifice
of the most glorious civiliza-
ton that history. records
would crash and the highest
hopes of man would be no
more. The last citadel of hui
man dignity would be but a
broken ruin, and the refuge
of the worlds oppressed
would be but a deseIate land
upon which the sorrows of
patriots would fall under a
canopy of gloom.
Let us exert our utmost In
fluence In thoughts, speech
and action against the apos-
ties of foreign PHILOSOPHERS
which are alien to our Amer
lean principles.
May your birthday, Miss
Liberty, remind us all of the
sacrifices made i'm the past.
May 1t impress us with the
dangers of the future and
urge us to fight anew for the
retention of our American
ideals and the American way
of life.
1.-THE oppressed of the earth
to that standard shall fly
Wherever its folds shall be
spread;
And the exile shall feel It's
his own native sky,
Where the stars shall float
over his head;
And those skies shall increase
till the fullness of time
It's millions of cycles has
run;
Till the world shall have well
coined its mission sub
lime,
And the nations of the
earth shall be one"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28

will. as usual, be paraded with
applause through the Axis press
and radio during the next few
days, in an effort TO convince the
world that the majority of Ameri-
cans are opposed 10 their duly
chosen government, and in reality
are only waiting TO jump on Hit
ler's band wagon when it comes
this way
The motive OF such Americans
is not the point at issue. The fact
is that Nazi propaganda continues
in desperation to seize upon such
isolated statements as proof Of
American disunity.
The Nazis have made UP their
own list of modern American
heroes. 1t is. fortunately, a short
list. / am glad that it does not
contain my name.
All of us Americans. Of al
opinions, are faced with the choice
between the kind of world we
want TO live in and the kind OF
world which Hitler and his hordes
would impose upon us.
None of us wants to burrow
under the ground and hive in total
darkness like a comfortable mole
The forward march of Hitlerism
can be stopped-and it will be
stopped.
Very simply and very bluntly-
we are pledged to pull our own
oar in the destruction of Hitlerism.
And when we have helped TO
end the curse of HitleriSm we
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Best EQuipment
In World for Army

1t cannot be hampered by the
selfish obstruction of a small. but
dangerous minority of industrial
managers who hold out for extra
profits, or for business as usual
1t cannot be hampered by the self
ish obstruction of small, but
dangerous. minority Of labor lead
ers who are a menace-for labor
as a whole knows that small mi
norfty IS a menace 10 the true
cause of labor itself. as well as TO
the nation as whole.
The lines of our essential de-
Tense now cover all the seas; and
to meet the extraordinary de-
mands of today and tomorrow our
navy grows TO unprecedented size.
Our navy is ready for action. In
deed, units of II in the Atlantic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28

from the seas and far from the
guns and tanks Of the marching
hordeS Of would-be conquerors of
the world.
The purpose of Hitler's attack
was 10 brighten the American peo-
pie of the high Seas--to force us
10 make a trembling retreat. This
is not the first time he has mis-
judged the American spirit. That
spirit is now aroused.
If our national policy were to
be dominated by the fear of shoot
ing. then all of our ships and those
of our sister republics would have
TO be tied up in home harbors. Our
navy would have 10 remain re-
any
line which Hitler might decree or
any ocean as his own dictated ver-
sion of his own war zone.
Naturally we rejected that
absurd and insulting suggestion.
We reject it because of our own
self-interest. our own self-respect
and our own good faith. Freedom
of the seas is now, as il has always
been, the fundamental policy Of
this government.
Hitler has often protested that
his plans for conquest do not ex-
tend across the Atlantic Ocean.
His submarines and raiders prove
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Pictures Church
Hitler Planned

Your government has in its pos
session another document made in
Germany by Hitler's government.
1t is a detailed plan. which, for
obvious reasons. the NaZis did not
wish TO publicize just yet, but
which they are ready TO impose
on dominated world-if Hitler
wins.
1t is a plan TO abolish all exist
ing religions-Protestant, Catho-
lie. Mohammedan, Hindu, Budd-
hist and Jewish alike. The prop
erty of all churches will be seized
by the Reich. The Cross and all
other symbols of religion are to be
forbidden.
The clergy are to be forever
silenced under penalty of the con-
centration camps, where even now
so many fearless men are being
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Roosevelt Text: Shooting Has Started: u.

shall help to establish a new
peace which will give to decent
people everywhere a better chance
to live and prosper in security and
in freedom and in faith.
Each day that passes we are
producing and providing more and
more arms for the men who are
fighting on actual battlefronts.
That is our primary task.
And it is the nations will that
these vital arms and supplies Of
all kinds shall neither be locked
up in American harbors nor sent
to the bottom of the sea. 1t is the
nations will that America shall
deliver the goods. In open defiance
of that will, our ships have been
sunk and our sailors have been
killed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Says Industry
Must Not Fail

The other day the secretary OF
state of the United States was
asked by senator TO justify our
giving aid TO Russia. His reply
was:
THE answer to that depends
on how anxious q person In to
stop and destroy the march of
Hitler In his conquest of the
world. II he were anxious
enough 10 defeat Hitler. he
would not worry about who was
helping to defeat him."
Upon our American production
falls the colossal task OF equipping
our own armed forces. and helping
to supply the British. the Russians
and the Chinese. In the perform
ance of that task we dare not fail
And we will not fail.
II has not been easy for us
Americans 10 adjust ourselves tc
the shocking realities of a world
in which the principles of common
humanity and common decency
are being moved down by the fir.
ing squads Of the Gestapo. We
have enjoyed many Of Gods bless
(Continued nm Pare Eixl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28
Co 1871 sn< rs,,u'>s syNIs~ Iss w~d nsAa resc~t

tortured because they placed God
above Hitler.
In the place of the churches of
our civilization, there is to be set
up an international NaZi church
a church which will be served by
orators sent out by the Nazi gov
|ernment.
In the place of the Bible, the
words of Mein Kampf will be i'm
posed and enforced as Holy Writ.
And in place of the Cross of Christ
will be put two symbols-the
swastika and the naked sword.
The god of blood and iron will
take the place of the god of love
and mercy. Let us well ponder
that statement which / have made
tonight.
These grim truths which I have
told you of the present and future
plans of Hitlerism will, of course,
be holly denied tomorrow in the
controlled press and radio of the
Axis powers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-28

patrol are in action. It's officers
and men need no praise from me.
Our new army is steadily de-
veloping the strength needed to
Withstand the aggressors. Our
soldiers of today are worthy Of
the proudest traditions of the
United States Army. But tradi-
tons cannot shoot down dive
bombers or destroy tanks.
That is why we must and shall
provide, for every one Of our sol
diers, equipment and weapons -
not merely as good but better
than that of any other army on
earth. And we are doing that right
now.
For this-and all of thiS-is
what we mean by total national
defense.
The first objective of that de-
tense is to stop Hitler. He can be
stopped and can be compelled TO
dig in. And that will be the be-
ginning of his downfall, because
dictatorship of the Hitler type can
live only through continuing vie
craftsmanship conquests.
The facts of 1918 are proof that
a mighty German army and a
tired German people can crumble
rapidly and go to pieces when they
are faced with successful resist
ance.
Nobody who admires qualities
of courage and endurance can fail
TO be stirred by the full-fiedged re-
sistance of the Russian people
The Russians are fighting for their
own soil and their own homes
Russia needs all kinds of help
planes, tanks. guns, medical sup
plies and other aids-toward the
successful defense against the in
vaders. From the United States
and from Britain. she is getting
great quantities OF those essential
supplies. But the needs of her
huge army will continue-and our
help and British help will have &c
continue!