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To Distribute
Christmas Baskets
To Needy Families
C~szazntsass nsenssts That Msmsrs -
Irrespective kesApatnts Ne ruFmlslssa
II Ampls Iinae.

raseaeoaia Lodge Ne liza b p
O EkA i mating preparations te
etFe basksts a fuesd 10 ne punr End
needy families q fhe city, a. has
ben aas custom fog several yezrs
and Il ore Of the most deserving az
Christmas charities I9se roznmfttae
% manage the dl~xirihntion az ths
baskass consists 81 A. r Me4shee
p W Co.'S. j. O. Store. . I. Morris
and . =. velcieh
The COMMITTEES requests that any
eiiixens sho knowa uf 1 family ssat
should set ens of these haakeks eezn.
mtntrnta with ths uzeHnheFa a. ne
committee 81 unce. 20 that family
may be put on the llsg far 4 haskeg
IN making such rspoft. the name
snd address u The family should
- given. the humber IN thf faznifv
and further "details ha 10 the status
q he family. - that ne anwurfhs
person O. family Ects 4 basket
This genuine charity, eoneelsed bv
the Eks viii b. exncafnd 81
them, and win bring CHRISTINA
cheer 20 families which ntherwiae
would BE- neglected and have 4 bare
and bleak Christmas.
TIE EIkz viii wNicnme naaafaans
for this charity frcm Ire alIferent
organizations throughout the city.
usfi - from individuals. II :
better 70 have All IRE haakeis 81
food that : contemplated q he
given. 80 uhfUueh the Eika. thua
preventing application az effort e
vel IS reaching every needy family
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
Jackson CONTAINS


tCont1nue0 ffum PnNa Ora
BE held HeAdauMsssFs IN Mosm
Point viii be- maintained AZ the
Young Mems Business Club hnnae
Chief Of Police A. W. kxals u
P~asraeonia called the meeting And
turned the program ever 10 Harold
W. oautier Of PAscAgonla who pre-
sided. Capt Brumfield Of the Me-
slsAippk STATE Highway safety Pa
troll was the principal speaker sho
outlined the vufkingn and purposes
Of Civilian Defense. Hs told az she
parts OF the organization which
would be organized and would fane-
ton under similar Operations ~
those carried out By civilians Ia
England who have experienced
bomblnss and other phases az the
"a.
All owners Of boats were asked q
register them for patrol duty IN
the pascagouia River.
Other speakers included X. ".
Durham, jackson County chair
man OF Civilian Defense. Capt
wade. head o. the detachment a
Soldiers from the u. g. Army nos
On guard duty here: Maj. James
3. Broth: Commander w. J. Thnmp-
son. .. g. n. Supervisor Hefusez
oautier. and o X. wie8enburR.
Editors note-Because Of the
late hour at which this meeting
vas held complete details viii b.
contained IN next weeks isss1e nf
this paper.
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USO Management /.

tContiAued Prom Page one)
ahls Is many hours per day as pos
sihle II order that an who wish "a
use the facilities may do SO re-
garalezs az their working hours. Also
On the program there win be events
q music. dEamatick singing, speak-
ang ard social GATHERINGS.
Fairgrounds viii be niannea
equipped. and placed at var1 nus
points IN the city for the use o. the
children Of the various nesehbor-
nooda Athletic events for adult wiEl
pe promoted at various fields This
phase Of the program viii be push
through IS rapidly a. possible in
roe . tske advantage OF he davr
= which outdoor recreation car be
promoted during the winter month";
Ifze U5O Is a non-profit maxine
agency organized IN the city az pas-
caguala - the National UsO far
lae purposes Of helping the city >
already existing agencies In urusmot-
ing Aneai activities. The uSo stands
readT = hep szId 70 relate rs wort
n mare inclusive community uro-
grams md organizations. Tt Solicit
ne cooperation and support a
essrs Individual and every orrnnl-
zatiou II TIE city a. promoting ar
se1Fe program available 70 every
person u Fascaecuia regardless Of
80. - - creed
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Moss Point School
Prepares 0peretta

ne Elementary NxRzeNl e Maae
Rplal nnasf me d~lrxe11an a. MaF.
xaret Mitchell panihn whout mslzla
s~zsstTaehs wkll gFesnnt eWhen nAnga
nFusNpNa ~ Pack an ngmsuetn IL
three aetA ~ 7aAaNany sxsnlne H.
renzhe3 a. aA SO oeAnxk A assan
AAmlHtan Zee viii ~ chaFnna fos
hutn ehihafsn and aauila.
Tssaa II an anH4uAl Christmas nsu
kfasn and vii ~ presented II ne
auditorium ~ Hta KlnmNn1nfy
aehoa win appfuxtmAtegg shfne
hundred Chlidnsa Fafffesrntina ii
tha performance TIE en1nsfut Co.
tsnasA say ssnex pFslsy dznees ans
amusing ekoWne arr eNEeetaa IL
make - = me4s Inf1resiinx entef.
teinnaen1 shile all ne lnya l.
eansas peeh eszltr % lifa ii d
husnx IT suane n~nkustnnats eAsi4rsn
- naH ~ tire eYFnfnes nFu3fasn
Ire entire fifth grads. 60 : ehasF.
VII alae . group ~ CarleunnA eaFass
The public b eNiTndad Z msaf
cordial lnvttAtiun 10 sltend EA,z
entertainment
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Community Programs
Proving Popular

4 largo group o. high school hova
and girk With = few of the mofheln
an1 Younger brothers and msseFs
enjoyed ne community pfueram AZ
. Fas1aEuula Community Hosssn
"wednesday night The Grand marrh
IS dozae twiee w1Eh Niffsrert -
aTa md several special fox dar-ss
Eere enjoyed ~ ne partielpanss
Ihe Virgins Reel d faza~s4e
sln ne Foan9 folka and 1aeg re
: special eneer Is Ehe hes6 essseae
leadz ct
~. Warren ss4iey raiuafezzsa
Der services e the piano for -
asHesz I'd he eroup Einesna go
followed - 1AsE s~tldilor4am -
uEzzlz
fua Wednesday ni0ht program
0pzn = al i 3 regular fenfssrs
g ne ne11 recFeation profert -
- - activities are directed ~ -
loe41 WpA personnel.
4 playground program Il q be
ztsFssa saaa - ; pan e thh pFe~
uau
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Methodist Church
Plans Reception

The Methodist Church Of pAsca-
guuia ls making plans foF q rncep-
ton % be held next wednesday
night. December N. for all members
Of the church who have come into
the church either b. certificate o.
otherwise during the past - montha
the pastor. Rev. = w. ulmer he's
been In charge.
The new members are especially
urged 70 attend this reception.
which Win be informal. Others uho
have eope into town and have not
been contacted By members Of the
church o. by the pastor. also are
invited 70 attend ns we'll a. the
older members Of the church.
This VIII be an old~faAhloned
get-together. and the whole pro-
gram viii be carried out as though
we're Just one big family affair
Rev. Mr.. Timer stated
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SCHOOL To FORn
JUNIOR DEFENSE
ORGANIZATIONS

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huzas.
m Lsulenaaa art snss suy ssess-
ed fFuMn each Exaas
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ssFn ard AaFa In gsesy neaan. fsuen
nhs wsNnth enkoash - au4ss4a.
grades uath = EixiN eapszSn sna e.
Fkss. Nkn iaalenMnls. hna = heNa
capeAlM and ADVISES ~ Iaotansrta
81 th4 crzanelk
5aaiss EksEssses Arflx4lkea
l. nEssi trAnsk hn44 as.e slFsa
Frsa 40 seAmnA sass ana kxh
Pre- sauAeA
safety fsAfxosm
Knfttln4 elMnnea afrla.
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q uAEdan ard pcultFr salzani
under erzankF as~xkunfssAslon anpex,
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ttona shsn called upon
II WAtEh fm nn-AmsfscAn -
l1Tltie4.
Activities epen for aaallseaAl Is
signnenta NOF farSaef l~nfssmstaus
So A 2 MEz1EHEK supG - ID
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SO e q ffssneas
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maleF4 - - Dat2h hnss : fas<
& Aehf - eftkaHnt craft Il ~
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HaaA8 HlEh1at . FNilarAnt4 HE
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w. C. lBilll Westfan
Candidate For Post
Justice OF Peace
Annsus.aes xAaa Ne wEn xnarT mAxs
Ne ~ kaert4e1 On 1Ammnry
ia fD0

II as.e s-EaHnn<anAsnE ~olnnon nxa
ase& apsse4xs nse nnnae ~ ~ O
Ea4n WesspAa1 whn trxlfue - ~
eiewtea SnsE1rn 81 TIE Feae9 eE -
mss uasuzkk cd SaxkNan csmns4
n tha aEeclA1 ekfxllcn % ~ hnta
81 he tn cas- q January, fasA -
@sef . lazs4ee ee f1n uha anex-
paFea ussm e use infs kaznan -
DzzzN.
Mr wm4panAa b a nnafse e fAns-
sasunAa and haa hseA here has sm-
nrs afe 60 safe Most a. Naa tzase
xsrce ne berMzaa cd ennuNh ~ has
heen euKMknd In thR pAsntlEw bnsn~
nssM ard many hnesna and h4rsaesS
bnsaNes IN FAKcMeoala hare heea
mace m1se nttrneuF4 ~ Ms nkfllInl
nAndk Pr nonns tzn4 he hes been
bzsslnee agent fer TIE Painter
Untaa hsrA aud ne he's he coas1-
een1r ct his fefloNA
At the present umza. and Ter me
pasz several yeass ne has bsun Sec
netayy q ne PAAcAkufin Ktre caHn.
pAng. aFd - . hard wurklnaz nsaAuam
fueznnn warkfng hard a. ali tEzzaz
when necessary 10 pruseet tha lives
and pFup9rsy Of our citiEena fruan
tire FasMges Of flrn One a hts cun-
fresrs says II ne makes a. good .
Juxtice II uae Pnacn ~ he hNs been
. FIREMAN. this community wt1i have
one Of tire best Justices IN TIE szafn.
MF. Westyahai promises. n eleesed,
- devote "a much time 70 ne duties
q The office ~ b required. and
thAt ne wHa conduct The affairs a
Tire offiee aecoraine % law and
Justice without discrimination ~
wArd anyone
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sfAhFh 2 c~NetHFAAe
4 CALL FOB UNITED ACTION

To The People Of jackson County.
Nov that we have been forced into
: var 70 defend the American uay
Of life Il l. the duty Of every citl-
zen. more than ever before. 10 ulace
MS eountrya welfare above arr uer-
sonal interest.
Coed Americans do not need 10
Pc reminded q the Importance Of
national morale. industry and y
operation IN this emergency.
Every person should work harder
thai ever and refuse to lend suD-
port . any act that would refar6
uns production OF materials neces-
aary for defense.
5nan Ne demonstrate our lovnitv
y Enthusiastically workfne toeefher
Tor The common goodf I beiiege =
vii
A =. MEuEHEE
County Civilian Defenae onoun
Chairman Human Resoa1Fees
And skllis.
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Comparison Oh Strength

wAsHINoTuN-MIIltAry analysts
hold Japan.s sudden attack on u.
8. bases highly significant n high
lights the neeeNaity--to Japan-of
obtaining : quick decision IN ne
Pacific.
Neither Japan nor the United
States produces all raw materials
needed for TIE conduit Of waF.
But Japan produces far les e
the ratal stulfz. Is more dependent
On impofts. l. up against the mill
lary necessity 81 ending ne FIGHT
lne before stocks run out
The United states nsEmaf1T
eblsins &c strategic rzw ~
teFtais In the 0rtenl; eiEks fmmg-
aasn. rubher. tin. mnmiln reps -
-. sAFems aaA wood
Japan has = deflrieney In gxh.
be-. nleAeL wsel. cetton. flmhex.
IN I'D. chemicals. leather. 80
80 lHeal
Tns- =. s h dependent On Japan
for only q q TIE Asiafic FMw ma
1~sxIel2-ellk. Japan. On the other
hand. nzemailg sela most e hez
oollan scrap steNl . large quantity
Of al much q her timber. chem
le4Iz aa4 leather from AmsFaea
Her nickel comes from Cana1a.
nov at uAr against her.
ne United states can gnne4lu
ui1neaE 81 But Japan. tlarouzh
ne seK. i effeesiEeig cut CT freq
nek naseszt source ~ ran m9fell4A
FURTHER ne ABcD 1Amer-
- Britain. China. Dutch kAnf n
dee coalition pglS al ndfea hzr-
deu - japan 6he mlut o<zaquzE
zhe Iadze4 before a1e can eAla nhe
"a uaaeT md I'll q rha AF<hfuzI-
zee
Te =. s L anesz 10 aaeA ar
en- n. raaaer. tungsten. ehrazus
ed manila fher are aVallatle -
AECO e1anuA& TIE ~ -
Transporting 4 = ne q. g.
Fzllzaz - = aul1k Geefasa
azHeF -. t. 8ap4neMe-AmeH-
eaH eenfIEe4 Ill theig sAmha
49, Ea4s ; ha8-fnngs haslls -
- - Fense2
MaaE naval aazh0riftes hold tae
aezmzl roa1e from ne In61@ -
3zazla neFAssslsaF1 % the =. =
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P~ascagOula Band
Members At Clinic

The P~ascagouiA Schools band i
vel represented AZ the State Band
Clinic being conducted At Misats-
sippi State College this week end.
wednesday. Miss Betty Alice EzsIi
and Mis- Jane Herring. accompanied
BY Prof. p. A. Stubblefield. director
Of The Pascagoula band left wednes-
day 10 attend the clinic being
selected because Of their outsfand-
IL ability as piecololst and saxo-
Zionist. respectively. All of their
expenses for this trip are being paid
for Dy the Band Auxiliary.
Today. Jean Bernd. Joe ewart-
uout, Billy DeF0rrest and Mack
0autier. accompanied By Henry w.
0autier. president Of the school
Band Auxiliary left for State Col
lege % attend the clinic.
The entire party win return sun
day.
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Miss Kate Denny
Seeks Votes For
Justice of Peace


ThA week wa add 10 sar an
n-sznceEnenf coiuun ule rRsne e
Mss Ease Denny. ne present m
r.h<zt - ap4aeznszAAeA VITO u .
undhoaex fer 0ak offtce * 3usElrr
e the Peace o DEssTfca rnree e
jackson County. an offtr2 maun
vncant ~ TIE dcakn 81 Lyman 3
nenny N esactton viii b. held CO
January 7. tss2 and b f0r thc un-
expared term uf the late l. r. Dem
NJ.
Miss Kate b wen known 20 Fsrry
mar wosnAn and clzsld a. pssca-
gouia and vicinity. hMvinE 6een enc
q cur iending business women tee
: munster Of YcaH whxn &ne Naz
manaeer q ne Postal TNkegrAnh
office n PascarculA That 1ae y
qualified for ire position she ~eekt
no one viii dEry. She h loved ard
respected for her wousaniy traits
b. hundreds of friends. and hss
always bcen ready 70 lend her IS
s1stance Ia any matter q ctek
character where her services wers
ueeded
II b but natural that Miss Kate
should seek 10 carry on the trndi-
tion of the family a. 10 Law. a. her
distinguished father. the late Waisel
~ Denny. was = lawyer Of note and
1T one time Congressman sro=a tht'
district. then her brother. W ~
Denny. wak = lawyer. and ala
Chancellors ard noW she wishes
% succeed her brother Who was :
Justice o. the Peace
Miss Kate says that II elected Eh4
viii conduct the office with fair
ness 20 al, according 20 the iaw q,
she understands IT, and those WIND
know her best know she means
what she says
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Continued from Page onsl
from the Regional Director Of PWA
at jacksonville. Pa. yesterday In
structing him that all precautions
be taken 70 protect public projects.
nov underway or which are 70 be
started soon. from arson or other
acts Of sabotage. These projects
must be defended the PwA director
made Il known.
II Is pointed out that the mem
bers Ct the Volunteer Ers Depart
ment can do much 20 protect gfaa
existing projects IN Moss Point and
the school project which win be
started soon.
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Continued Prom Page Onel
- =-@
Eoula. occupied By the Army. Army
officials stated today that Is for
hidden area. Civilians are not per-
mitted % enter the camp unless
they are first authorized 10 do 80
and then they must report directly
70 the camp headquarters.
The officers stated that II Is ex-
eeedingiy dangerous for any body 70
enter the camp area The guards
are armed and they are given tn
struction to halt persons entering
the camp area. II this command is
not obeyed. the soldiers are tn
strueted to then shoot and ask the
questions later.
-afxe nmHeaan a~ansm eon rnn.~
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CONTINUED From Page oneD
that an air field would be con-
stTucted. Is the board Of super
vtsors had purchased the land and
given IL 70 the government.
The site Was approved last Aug
ust BY J. D. Kemp and DupFe Hayes.
Representatives Of the United
States Engineers office at Mobile,
and Philip Moore. representing the
Civil Aeronautics Authority. The
site VIII have a landing field c
eupyine an entire section Of land
with three 4000-foot paved rum
ways. 100 feet wide. and also q
hangar.
Herrnes 0autier. member OF the
Jackson County Board OF Super
vtsors. with II. C. Mabry Of the Of
ice Of L c. Winterton, consulting
engineer. attended the opening of
the bids at Mobile.
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LOCAL TOPICS


tcoukinard ffuxn n&ea Ninaa
~ ara Nh w.zmm Dsxon Ham
ckwsa Rgnn and Rnfuz Knxhs
wNrs weekend Visitors - NeS Or
ieAr14 Whzle ttssre my NnAzA
frszsaaa ana reiasfups and Also wE4s
- z= - fntsrexA
T1ae Rssrrer,c and hSA Feasztrk
A uFaxf ard ean. HexrnAn sNat
TUESDAY IN Menlla
Mr1 0eussa Hsatr rnarstnins the
RvkAy Furtnixsitiy elsh mas AFTER
rAnsn ~ lseg home 81 ia@ washing
lon AvernN
Mr. Arnnana gnmfa. ST. Mia
noxuxhy 1onte and ArfnAraa Joske
IT. utofored TO Mc1lir where tsaeY
@nt tie atkern0on THURSDAY
-
Iirsak and Mz Wtgiikrn J. Pux
~ had Is Nexk-end guentA Lieut.
ard AIRS T A wood ~ New Or
icAnS
~
Mrs Morris DNJeAn Mss Mar
wnret peJeAn. Mizs CnfAstlne west
v. p naJean and Md Mun4as
formed = party tttat spent Sunday
q last week IN Mobfle
Marie Ryan Of Mohlle. Mss Elaine
Mcleod and Mrn james G. Ryan
we're among those ATTENDING the
Tuy Bowi eAme At New oriesns
last Saturday.
Ms L A. Schoites spent We4-
nesday IN Blloxi where she wns 4
guest IN the homes Of her son. L .
sehoises. and daughter. Mrs i'm
CrAmef.
The ". r. N. &. OF TIE P4rss
church az the Eaaagene. Pasraauaia
viii meet &C the parsonage. sip
Lincoln avenue next "wednesday
evening. December ia Al ia
O'Clock There wtil be scmethinw q
special interest al members arr
expected % attend. Visitors alwavr
NetC0fite.
MI and Mrs j. 2. Harmon and
sons srsnt the weekend Ia nsrm-
inshAm IS guests Of relatives and
friends.
%
Mr, and Mrs. Roland Travis and
Mrs. Fred Morris spent the pas.
weekend In Laurel MIss.
MIS-. John r Ray o. New oriearss
visited IN PascagouIa Tuesday. ON
ms here TO be with her sister. Arr
George D. Hague. and Mrs Fannie
Lockard. on the latter twois birth
DAY anniversaries. During The At
ternoon they enjoyed an informal
party at the home OF Mrs. Hague.
-ef4N ElrFs~x aFan~
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Congressman Rankin
Condemns Jap Action

NEN4 AAA4EeAA04A1A AAAAF4f
Nh RANKIN Of Mlminippl. -Mf.
Speaker. 10 far "a I have bern able
10 find. history reveals no nef af
aggression and mass mur1sg -
daataFdly. ~ eoAaFdly. o. e eon-
semptible ~ TIE attach mnds ~
pagan. Goddess Japan On TIE
United States and the Chnskinn
q the Island az Hawnfs -
yesterday.
II sas nos only cruel and N.
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p~ascagonla EIks To
Entertain Soldiers
Prom keesier Field


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Game and Fish Com.



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tcOnriAued From Page one,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12

MI and Mrs j. q Harmon and
sons sprnt the weekend IN Barn.
insham as guests Of relatives and
friends.
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Defense Centers

CONTINUED prom Page one,
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Mn L AZ schoites spent wez-
nesdar IN Biloxi where she wns .
saest IN the homes Of her son. l. J.
sehoites and daughter. Mira jim
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Travis and
Mrs Pred Morris spent the past
weekend In Laurel Miss.