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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-16

Remove string and cut in I.
inch slices. Pour some of the
pan gravy over each portion.
BEEF LIVER PUDDING WITH
CREOLE SAUCE
(Serves 4 to s.
Onehalf cup dry bread
crumbs, / cup milk, pound
beef liver cooked In sailed wa
ter and then ground, 4 table.
spoons butter, 2 tablespoons
minced parsley, u teaspoon
salt, dash of cayenne, 2 eggs.
Add bread crumbs to milk
and cook to q smooth paste. Add
liver, butter, parsley, salt, cay
enne, and the egg yolks. Mix
together and fold in the stiffly
beaten egg whites. Pour into
slightly buttered baking dish.
Set In a pan OF hot water and
bake In a moderate oven ESQ.,
r for hn,,r
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-16
CREOLE SAUCE

Three tablespoons butter.
onion, minced; " green pepper,
chopped; u cup diced celery,
Mcup water, / can tomato sauce,
n cup chopped mushrooms,
n teaspoon salt, 70 teaspoon
pepper, tablespoon Worces-
tershire sauce.
Melt butter, saute oni on
green pepper, celery and mush-
rooms. Add water and tomato
sauce, salt, pepper and Wor-
cestershire sauce. Simmer for 10
minutes. Pour over the liver
souffle when It Is ready to be
served.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
BY JANE MOWERS

IT'S RUMORED that cleanli-
ness is next TO goodness. If so.
its time to start the tiny tots
off in the right direction. oh
yes, coaxing them into the daily
bath oft becomes a task
but a bit of bribing can be APP
piled.
Most efficient system of bring
ing interest 10 Juniors bath is
the use OF such clever little soap
animals as these. Real herman
beasts they are. too q. no baby
ducks or chickens, pussy cats
or pups.
Among those present in our
soap zoo are Mr. One-Hump
Camel. Moe Monkey. Leo Lion,
polar bear and a green elephant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

u teaspoon allspice
4 teaspoon mace
Il teaspoon salt
2 drops maple flavoring
/ cup unsweetened apple sauce
Pastry for four S-inch crusts.
Rinse raisins in hot water,
drain and chop three cups. Com
bine corn syrup, water, vinegar.
butter, spices, salt and flavoring
in a saucepan and bring TO a
boil Add chopped raiSins and
simmer for five minutes: add
whole raisins, remove from heat
and blend with apple sauce.
Pour into two S-inch pastry
lined pie pans and cover with
top crusts. Bake 25 TO 30 min
utes in hot oven (450 degrees) d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
Couture Trick

IF YOU'RE really uncertain
about cutting your long bob. try
tricking a short couture with
out cutting a hair. Bette Davis
manages this neatly by sweeping
her front and side hair up and
back from her face, having it
set in waves close to her head.
Back hair is turned into a
tight roll set higher than the
nape of the neck. to create the
sculptured line of short hair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

Trim House With Candles and Bells That Proclaim Spirit Of Christmas

able. decorative pine cones,
cellophane bells, silver fruits
and bright ornaments without
number.
To help you use these plenti-
ful tools with originality and in
genuity this column and tomor-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

Ior TINS purpose.
Candles in the windows,
lighted electrically from within,
are a cheerful touch, and they
may be had in clusters or five
and seven pyramided to interest.
Change the traditional door
wreath TO spray of spruce or
balsam tied with a big red
bow and frightened with
punches of holly berries.
Or set against a background
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
DoII+own Parade!

WE INVITE you to visit The
Dolltown Parade OF 1000 dolls
dressed by Detroit Times read
ers. now on display in the lobby
Of The Detroit Times Building
Doors open from $50 n. m.
until 9 p. m. Thursday and Fri
day and Saturday from $50
a. m. till s p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

row s VIII be
d @ V OF ID TO
suggest o n s
for h old a y
decoration in
the home.
In the first
place, intro
duce the gay
note of color
and c h e e r
from the mo-
m e n I y GU r
h o m e comes
into view. The
front door and
windows are
primary points
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
BY WILLIAM X. CLARKE

IN THE midst of this season
of snowflakes. jingle bells, holly,
mistletoe and bayberry candles.
it is only timely that an inter-
ruption should be made in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

Of balsam sprays a white plaque
of cherubs' heads and wings, with
painted pine cones and berries
for color.
Cellophane bells come in var
led sizes and may be used for
both door decoration and interior
trimming. Group at least three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

mot pink. for a change). Each
comes in an individual color.
Next time you're shopping for
some small surprise for the
youngsters at home, keep the
700 in mind. You'll kill two
birds with one stone :. +. a treat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

Whether you have a one-room
apartment or a two-story house,
clothe it in the spirit of the
yuletide.
The tools for you to work
with crowd the counters of the
downtown stores, in the form of
candles of every shape conceiv-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

for the children and a practical
purchase for the soap supply.
Excellent idea for Santa
when he comes TO fill the Christ
mas stockings, isn't il? For
opping information, call
Cherry $500, line BAT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

series OF ar
ticles on fur
niture periods
10 honor the
Chr s I m a S
season.
This yea r,
as never be-
fore, the hap
piness we in
[ h Is country
have in the
S &c ity of
OUR a m q {
a n d families
should make
visible S h ow
in the form of
gay holiday
d r @ SIS or
h o m e in
teriors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

into a swing
ing cluster, or
string a series
together into
a swag over
I h e archway
or three small
err swags just
u n d e r the
mantel shelf.
Candles add
a deligh I fu !
note 10 any
decorate o n s.
and come in a
~ y Al y nf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

garlands and
( e S I o o n S
a b GU [ in a
h a p h a z ard
manner.
d e C o rate
some specific
a r chitectural
unit such as
a window, a
mantel, an
arehway or
an entire wall
and if you
e. art with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

forms. Chubby Santas, snow
balls, miniature trees, snowmen.
bells and sturdy crystalites
(Which burn steadily for 80
hours, open a wealth OF posi-
bilities for mantel and table CEN
terpiece ideas.
And of course. somewhere in
your scheme, be sure the ira
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

angles into the
cone itself.
Y our cur
tains may be-
come items of
cheer by APP
plying 10 the
meeting edges,
set back about
two in c h e S
from the hens,
a trim of holly
| @ a V es and
berries. And a
big red bow
tackled lightly
on each lamp
S h a d e w i'll
brighten ( h e
scheme fu r.
Their.
The import
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

ditional bayberry candle has
place of honor.
Individual and differen
touches will add interest to your
holiday. For example. mount
red or green felt on a celotex
panel. hang it in place of a
customary picture or mirror,
and thumb-tack your greeting
cards there.
Or replace, temporarily, your
fine cigarette box with a large
pine cone followed out to hold
cigarettes, with matches set at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

member about Christmas deco
rating is to avoid spotting your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
Quick Mincemea+ Pie

MAYBE YOU'RE foreminded
and your Christmas dessert is
all taken care Of. either actually
so, if it's plum pudding or
fruit cake, or mentally planned
for. If it's 10 be ice cream. But
If you are among those who are
still thinking on the subject and4
have a pie-minded family, you'll
enjoy using this easy recipe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

on 1"'i "a with balsam and
u ,,;th ribbon bow.
a theme of balsam garlands on
one wall carry that theme
throughout your other back
ground decoration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
Quick Minee Pi,

Quick Minee Pie
4 cups seedless raisins
! cup white corn syrup
= cup water
3 tablespoons vinegar
/ tablespoon butter
l teaspoon cinnamon
Il teaspoon cloves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11

for this purpose.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
PASCAGOuLA FIRE
BONDS PURCHASED
By MEMPHIS BANK
n~ertlfsrases Esear fnwest fnterees
Rate OF Amy Bsnas ssl4 m
History 81 Caty

Tne Ffsa National BANK os
Memphis NAx the x~scee3sfui bidder
N the az so bones Azksed - nc
cts q paNeAgonla i0f TIRE pASea-
zo1la Pre- Department 11ze sale
conducted Saturday win seven
financial houses entering bids
Tne Memphis firm. ihroxlgh jos
peuhAn. manager os the banking
department entered a bad Of -
pgusns interest and paid ; prem
IAN Of 45E THIS Is the best
price the City Ss pzsoaxoaIa bonos
have ever brought and reflects 4
spssnd financial condition o ths
CITY and n9nfiaeuce II is future
welfare
Another firm. White and Dunbas
4 c. o. New Orleans also nzIeFeE
- huT the bonds a. n percent huI
offered . premium ~ only aI1Es
Other ha1ders weFe Tire Pascaxollz
National Bank Max r Alien an
] q Hickman Of H~aaeIhursz
6aauhiFe g. Co Mobile Mexch.
ant ana Marine Bank q pasrA
snuia and EShAgff a JOKES Of Ees
ORLEANS.
Tie sale o< bhr bonds Gas author
txe1 several weeks ago ThfauRl
fzzs sale q sne b0nas The Cts a
p~ascaRollA wAx enabled 10 make a
outright purchase q the nel
p3snxper which arrived lass vee
ard MAa officially put into SERVE
tolAoNlaa Tesla made b9 TIE MisSaz
sipN Rating Bureau. MoaaAY IN
e2tFzsnE purchase OF uzN equipment
Hh1h "a acquired guaeT lsase 3
ue asg. All neal 3 c~ozzstaefan.
saving - the taN-payefa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
P~ascag0ula Elks
Provide Baskets
For Needy People

The Paanaeoaia Lodge Of Eks
Distributed - bukhsl baakss1 al
ioud = worthy and needy families
en- EfrAEasas Epe Il w2s reported
~ the suecln1 committee In charge
81 this Charitable WORK Trae dis-
trtoAsAnn wAs made 70 families IN
PaNagnufa ard NtuS Point mnd vas
cone II lieu 81 me Christmas tree
celaNattun hesd IN former years
for par children
Al q nae baskets were packed
20 overflow with various articaes OF
food aeak ard bread also xas
given % these families Before any
q the hAzken were Distributed q
tnuxutah investigation nd the
wuEfhtneH q the persons receivans
them was made
Tbs Ezkz had the cooperation Of
Gne Pic Club and tne Pnscagouls
Lndae fin = & A NJ both Of which
contributed money for purchasing
Inc foa1
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03

4 Jackson eoanty family and =
Claiborne parish. Louisiana family
snfurdaT wnre announced - judges
Ii ne respective states as ztnner1
q first prizes ~ &i@ each II tie
fand-o4ner division q lie God
Provides Competition for -
Tzae families are those a Mr
axsd Nh Hunes1 Masiette q Eous1
ore oeean Sprines ftsueaeaxe9 7.
Ard Mr and Mrs J = S@ena c
Hoeze : Homer. IL
a ; result uf being named
Caauuzsn Coed Providers II 1eu
dsxssiaa 10 their states EoE MAA-
stte ard Swami families ars
eligible = compete aka4Ea W1n-
nesz n the teuAnt-anArecTuppef
azuAzlan 1nr tns sweepstakes wzs
- A1alzzen& s150
TIE MlztNappl enAUuon ii
uansd b q cumruttsex FepTe@u1-
~ T1ss umes-Picavazss 1n3 -
zselaElun q ComDefee aa1 ~
aexzealzurzl extenz2on zHTEzee q
Mlzzzzusa WonsoE4 4 eauulE-
tee r-eEweNnunR TIE Uua-E1a-
nszne the Association q Gen.
nazzzs I'D tina LnuAzasna szTte1s
saFzl exleuziun SERVES aeAczs1 u1e
eaznn farm a. he eest L IL
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
JACKSON COUNTY GOAL
IN RED CROSS CAMPAIGN
AGAIN 0VERSCRIBED
Incomplete Returns Show Very Successful Results. Although
Few Chairnen Have Yet To Make Final
Reports To Officials.

Tne approximse results q fbs
Esssatls hesd Red CFnzz AemuzT-
mp Drive va announced Nez-
CAS- - < W Durham president
. saE jackson Counts Chapter
Tf1ese are unofficial rexala & a1us
e Ire eouanasttees have ne sst Fs-
uszzea. ard others have nj na1
EAear flnA5 ctleckup ngf - sno@
IA have maae ugeaF nenaFHa men,
zzahEp ard SPECIAL contributes
Eaaa have already ben pAzssa IN
1nzgh KHusG even TIE muN anzu-
Ias exuecza1onz
Oeean spTtns8 Nos pulut Pa
eaeuala. she Paper III az1 fne
Wauzez NEln have t1rnea l. TIER
fspoxzA ere win stsA one q to
others uaanculutec fer Has ga .
1850 Las already eeen Bzzzee
Tne aupzUMmate results ere
Noza RAr.E l6t nssms<zA Es1N
oanatlons: W0oier Ill ecatne1-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
PROGRESS OF CITY
In 1871 SHOWN BY
ECYEDfFyd
raseageuit C-onsfructien Reflects
Permanent Growth As New
Homes Predominate

Paseagoua Experienced one Of It's
grt4tess home building programs Ia
recent yeafx turing 1870. when the
tCtAl amount CO permits issued b.
Cats CleTk Y p. DeJean reached
&gTi70 / Is estimated however.
that this s bur q small percentage
o. tke ac al cost Of tine conatruc-
tcu a. maay builders did not give
the core figures In applying for
their b4laAnE permits.
There was q total Of 90 permits
ssueo TIE majority Of which were
Tor nsw aa1lez
The hHaYies4 construction was IN
r1e me II Ut October when Is per-
miis issued for 9 total Of s.
sA t largest amount Of permits
wes tasu CIT IN June when they
totaIaed EAn for six permits. Third
heafteSt Month was January when
81 - ne xaills given This was
fclio9ec March wfth E525 value
During ne month Of December
whicd ened the year the permits
amounted - $3.50 They were list
&c 2 folle S. J ] Fla0k Bondoua-
GU street avzfe st00. J. p velcieh.
Apartments ard restaurant. $500:
G Preston krehs. tnree-room house
FOR asenus $50 and Floyd Gyfd.
ftFe-nposn haaA. $1,000.
These per Is Do not include al
81 the sausta zion which has taken
psace ii the city. There uere M
permit lskef cut for the conEtrue-
taQG y tNu a4dittonai WAYS a. the
An0als snip aiainE Corporation
pt@ns g eoN u thousands q dol
lars
SeifaeF daez The list of permits
mlude He neH addition 20 ~
JArkzau County Woolen Mi1ls wiiel
"a competed Q fea months aeo ..
. COS It 5000 This pF0teef {
n~g1ea ~ tae ecaaiy and Is suEt he.
! ytDa NJ naFtneru limits a. tn.
ritg
4 saA sFeNter gr0Hth ~ ths est.
al q Experienced curing the yea
ol ~ which Is lust starting IN
= E Ny plans - start coxlstr1c
ton aN Neek On TOO neg hnma.
b Us 4 w1ll eonstruct ~.
enie1aa1luz Haxz costing nor
tssan abeea other -Tose-unsn
Mpfosasa also are anttcipated
Pun improvements were erea
10faaH IL TH and q stan iarae
ppNfam na heen approved an
3 - q ert aIt during the yea
Ia 81 nEe street cosanrae
nkH Installation a ne natural e
Hslefn q sewage 80
len aas aaa@ prolecia
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
MERCHANTS ENJOY
PROSPEROUS YEAR
In PASCAG OULA
gsinuze sf Christmas Basinezs pane
Wa Pa Better Than Ans slznli-
ar season In Recent Years

One Of the most prosperous
Christmas business seasons tn years
was experienced during the month
d December by the merchants and
business houses az Pascae0uiR. Il
WAS reported following q survey
completed this week. Al Of the
stores did large volumes Of business
and The increased economic eondi-
tloEH Of the city were reflected IN
the quality Of the purchases made
b the shoppers who showed more
interest IN the higfer-pgieed mer-
chandlse than In previous years
Most Of the increased business Is
attributed to the Increased indus
trial activities o. the city. which
hax given more employment to
wuTkmen II higher wage scales
All C. the merchants interviewed
stated that there was . substantial
increase oyer the business they did
@ e a ! NaAaas 80 -
transacted necessitated the en-
pIoymenf Of mere than the usual
number OF clerks for the holiday
season.
Nos only was there q decided IN
crease In the business during the
Christmas shopping season but. al
though . number of the merchants
have not completed their inventor
les they report that they have all
done more business in 1870 than
they did the year before.
An optimistic OUTLOOK Is held By
the merchants for the year Of 1871
With the construction OF the TOO
uew homes by the q s Navy. which
viii enable more families 20 move
into Pascagoula. thereby keeping
more Of the payrollx At home. an
ether substantial increase Is antie-
ipated
The present housing shortage Was
deploreu hy the merchants. who
stated that although they did ex-
cepsinnally weli. they could have
done a considerably larger amount
0f business had not so many work
men bern forced TO make their resi-
dence away from the city.
some Of the newer stores were
very satisfied with their business.
Although they we're not as wei e.
tablizhed as others. they report
very gratifying results.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
Odd Fellows Elect
Officers For Ensuing
Term And Year, 1871
Inzasn4tasn wM H. EIela Tuesday,
Jan :, Grand HAz and BttaxA
Are Invited Ta AktFnG

A. gn@lr meeslae hea Tasday
Ezsht Dece1ahs = Ms1lhszH ~
Fzscsroua Lxzxe 10 = 1asnn-
en- orcer - Cd elected
nz1ceE Tor Wse ezsE1Ile #rN - fSl-
8Wz AEEE aesAs1 aaa grand
EsI P0sy ne Waza : 8 AW-
a sacreazr Aszk 2n s
aEs J r Graham representative
- TIE Grand L1 Nzzn - T.
apzr1-6r A. alternate y z.
SpEa-sT Haaa TIE secretary.
Eeaar~ Trustees SIC fszHezents~
AI@ are eeese1 E9 s gear fae gth-
e1 Tor III nszzha
T1e ss z zzz - o.
tEeu % y zDu1z : aae 1,t
Ea1r ART eHs Hzaa ~ D H.
sa-sn e. IL nsN regular
T EssI EN alz aa1aEfn
tls 1lem1ez q - Uzzusz ard
Grad EaF N1z1 Za o1 tnu.1-
- ~ at1saI &C S rF'
io-OT ne az 4 ns1rr
zlas - r. Ezazs - zzaa nga ~
Elc Nn Ue - Uaz1arn u
ae Dal aa oazz especially urg.
&c 70 - gFss
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
JACKSON COUNTY FAMILY
WINS FIRST HONORS IN
GOOD PR0VIDER CONTEST
nr. And Mrs. Hubert Manette OF yaneleave Win $4,000
In The Contest For The
Year 1910.

division In Louisiana.
For the second prize q so IN
TIE landowner division the Mlzzts-
stpple COMMITTEES selected Mr and
Mrs. w Asa BOYD q Route A.
Tyiertown fWaltnaII county. Miss
The third prize q - xas awarded
70 AR and &rz :. n Hickman and
ezeEhtcr. 49, Mo1cza Es1kszaa.
q Route l. HazelhuExt aCoplah
county. Ms
Second prize q 50 II Louisiana
sas awarded 90 m ard Mfx D A.
Tgcer q Eeake : ANTE. Tzngfpa-
hn4 parish Third PIKE q - MAS
awarded 20 ~ ard Mrx william
A Ariedge q Route One Camp1
Natch1iochez parish.
Prlzaa ALL - aMaxoad - 3 farm
forum and taneaeza & b held ia
NeW Orleans - TIE UmA-Pea-
Ferae On January f. County aud
parish winners fHax4 eaeh saa1s VII
% hoEes Rz-sx g aH& eseu1 Sever
~ figures hiza = agricultural
circles al zodfeS 1e forum
fdeutlfy g 1ne farm family
chosen By ; tal1t COMMITTEES frous
L0akxiaEsA ard MLszaps 1w ths
Sweepstakes Ti1e - lot be an
agaEcec un4 tie ~izn11eol
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
GAUTlER SCHOOL
To BE DEDICATED
SUNDAY 200 P. N.
Interesting Program Amnsurnne1
state Superintendent Principal
epxakET.

TIE ~FeseEssIs sazatf2cied nanE-
Ensass 4Ez9 nz9sszu sesaooi building -
uan1ssT a4a - oedaeafec on sun
Gas afserus9au JauaAEy s 1871 b.
ggE4ng a. tNu ce.ock and lne pup
lar Is invited - attend ard lake
par
FTlm z.0 , n to 500 D n tn
scsaaa~ tslzlsea& offlcEgs and faculty
WlA naa1 npu noNzS during uueh
tine IL pz1aAc I'll have Al ogpx-
tanlsY g uspeessr@ thc Building n
every department.
a taxes oezsex the fog10x1nx
wlNrsn III D. presented. Ar A
z bsaczeT. principal o. the scnaos
mater q cereuaa1ea.
MuzE-Sazr Epa1Risd Banner.
neuE-Anez9a D. AL present
~lasaa1asE
IusraoNztluu q county echoos
board mezaeerz anc be Daafc q
trustees
L G Wlas~zgz e1glHaeg. I'll
nfsest tie building to Au Q b
LaF. wat q 80 board q
trustees MFH Lgpsx. b. turn I'll
Mneus aN azalah9 70 tne prap<
@faaa wsuaNes All b. intro
olee1
F. 9 Eeksa director q sehoo.
building Zzsta q State E1aea~
laa4l Department.
&zfM WeS1AN cezgnty elementary
seaaas supervisor. VIII intFa<4oe
CFae : MEkee GatE elementary
aoa NazFzax.
Eassa4szsa @ Comfy GspeT1E-
al1ea 4 ? AsseeneE wno El1a r.
tfa1zz - zazzzsr 81 f6s After
noea ~. ; s EzncigeE. STATE So
erIzM4zz q e11eatson
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03

uona So O. Fa III tutai q
rs member SIS s. eonsFzhaana9
Paaca 0u - members sE<8m
couuioutiena Ocean sasiazA 1ls
member sc = aaaazzaFa
Qfilreu a1e eAAzfnsn q 10
committee age 4 y BasE1lssn2
Wesdfnt ~ IRE zas#au County
Caaptm Caaf & heagleEt cksnar-
IRAN Ee Eel A4aaza Wet-
eHaluusn Faaa ZfA LErG
GoglNie ere Zn EaArz@ carr
Oaean grflaaz agsz osezesV N1oo
MeaG Pllrt
The SEA- 80 feF ms eaapteF ~
tne Naiisraz Pee CHaZ asadasAF
seEn Ea1 sfn4a0 - zaEeAee q
$500 ever IS aezEz aaezA
TINS wac MsHaha no - fafsDM
aazumiftras zazazA OeA4n
surlnm EN - Mas paanA A44~NN
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-03
HOUSING PROJECT
WORK WILL START
EARLY NEXT WEEK


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