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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
Good Provider''
Books Must Be
Ready Soon

Ratrses IN the oanG Fsvs
-zznxsAsn Tor ln&l In Exmslalas.
and Mlnxznlppa nah Meek nrr hems
MrE= - start sew s -
Haasz ree1y - - szs.4a -
senNnsa AgAntA II ahAzr r-nsssmnffse
rars<tzes and counties
Deadilne fer turring IN tne houks
Is Nosembef / when nadgine wAnnh
All result IA award o. eIoDe 70 fNrrn
families In fse two states IN ~
started. Boukk muzI BE- Ia the hnnes
a sxserzton agents. 81 thai tine q
ehey win not b efsgibse fr judxane
Agents xan give the books e
cozEnky and PARISH tu6elzR cnxnma-
tees for seAeetkan 81 winners ID kse
land oxTaer and teuAnt-aharecropper
dsxtxtonA Books o. nrSt-piArN pnrsah
ard county winners uEeaA viz he
sent 20 me state extension uffscne
for selection q district winners STATE
Judging committees then VIII rias4
farm Of the winners, prnbabsy late
In November C. In early DecRmbef.
20 select first prize winners % atna.
second prtze winners Of $50 and
third prize winners Of SIS IN each
division IN each state.
Upon conclusion u the iudgsne
parish and county winners Ia eech
division vii be guests AZ The Times-
P1cayuFse At q farm forum and
award luncheon IN New Orleans.
Record books have been n TIE
hands Of farm families since MAJ.
In the book S q column under Mas
l. which VA to have been checked
70 show the condition OF the farm.
farm home and farm living condi-
tlonS at that time. An adjhcent
column Is 70 be checked before
Nov. l. showing the amount az
Improvement made.
On basis Of the amount az TN
rrovement. cash awards viii BE-
made. In addition to the first
second and third divisional prizes.
sweepstakes awards win be mAae.
The land owner champions of MAs-
s1ssippi and Louisiana viii We for
one sweepstakes and the two state
tenant-sharecropper champs for TIE
other. The general contest = spun-
sored by The T1mes-P 1cayune an1
the New Orleans Association az
Commerce. Local sponsors are
awarding prizes IN many parishes
and counties
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
TUESDAY AFTERNOON CLUB

Tne fortnishtly meeting q the
Tuesday Afternoon club as held Is
he home Of Mrs Pred Taylor q
ne afternoon Of the name-dav Elrh
m Taylor and Mr. Warren Z
SeeieF aS co-hostesses.
II the games. Mrx Walter GaIler
captured the favor for htzh zoare.
Ars L l. Sttne. that for second
high scoEe. with the consolation
favor going 20 MK Donald eIn-
mons
4 salad course featuring tie HaI-
aoEeen motif waE served zznen
ear1s we're laid aalda
Those playing uere Aa. z D.
uunten. Mrs Jack KleIsner. In :
? Kramer. Mn. c. + GRAY. m
= P Emmit Mrs. Walter ouIeF.
IN eimn1nG and IN eElnG
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
BENEFIT BRIDGE IuB

The weekly benefit bridge that
5 being sponsored by the w0manx
Guild Of Saint Johns Episcopal
church took place at the Eks Club
On "Wednesday afternoon wish Mrs.
Robert Garter and Mrs.. Oscar Green
~ hoetexses
Il1e high score favor Vas captured
- Miss Mamie FerreF with IA
second score going 70 Mrz Ernest
Way. Mrs Sol Postal Of Mos Point
szx presented with me consolation
fasor. Next week an entrance favor
I'll ai2 b. offered Mrs. Martin
shepherd and Mn Gene TaIboEf
vi b the hostexsex e that tins
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24

vital 70 siae Dens Interests Of the
state.
o.
An honor richly deserved has been
given 20 Congressman william Col
mer Of Mississippi Speaker Ray
burn. az une o s. Congress, has
named Mr.. CaiEner ~ ; member
Of the National Furest Reservation
Commission. IRE ether members
cf this most important eufnission
are Secretary Of War Bttmxon,
Secretary OF the Interior iekes
Secretary of Agriculture wickard
Senators George 81 Bridges. ard
Congressman Woodruff.
D.
All Mississippi MAS shocked re-
Gently BIZ the death Of Hon Joe
Dale OF Monticello. veteran news
paper editor and publtAf1eF. Fer
So years he edited tire Lawrence
County Press. A christian gentle
mar. 4 progressive citizen. and out
standing editoF. Joe Dale left ms
impress IN this world. and wRs be-
lowed By ali who knew him. Hk
passing gill not ogssy be felt tn Ais
.aisz1ppt Journalism. bat IN al other
walks Of life.
Charles b Braun. Of Hew Orleans.
took charge OF tire state wPA Of
flee IN jackson last wednesday.
sucreedinE Roland B. Wall. who
sn4e IL Mes nrLaAne "a h assistant
regional director Tor The wPA IN
Mississippi Alabama. Arkansas.
louisiana. Texas and Oklahoma.
The UHDA Defense Beard h CALI
ing upon the farmers Of Mississippi
Ia their all-ous untina1al ue1eflse
effoft4 - lEscFease Tire acreage
planted n oats in Mississippi 20
xss.0eo fer the iaz7 crop. The fesi
cat crop In tins state was 5ono0
acres. and Il Is pointed cut that
immediate action b necessary as
right nou l. the best season OF the
year for planting oats Tne county
Defense Boards r urged 10 invest
gate local conditions IS 70 the sup
DIV 0 H&&A 49, AAA - $50 AZ
every possible way IN securing the
beat varieties available. Mississippi
soil has already proven Its adapt
ability 10 the Krowinx Of this very
useful ard profItabls crop.
Secretary Of State Walker Wood
attended the National Convention
Of Securities Commissioners held In
IN Biloxi October 7. 6 and 9. secre-
tary W0od was IN charge Of the
general arrangements for the coa-
yention and members who have
been attending Ter years sAy this
was ore Of TIE outstanding can
yeutions Of the organization. Prac-
ticaIly every state IN the Union
was represented Many from The FAR
northern and western states wnc
had never visited cur beautiful gulf
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coast took advantage Of the op-
portuEify 20 attend AL expressed
themselves as being delighted with
the reception accorded and were
amazed mi Tire many varied appor-
tunitles offered ln Mississippi
State OH and Gas Supervisor II
NJ Morse states that leasing IN the
southwestern counties Of the state
has Increased wslh the neg shallow
Wilcox production just discovered
IN louisiana Wiikerxan. Adams JET
fesAon and Warren counties have
been extremely active IN geo
physical and geological erewS This
ARIA should see increased drilling
activity In the near future. A major
OF company geological party has
been working northwest from laud-
erdale county and is near the
norsh central portion Of the state IN
Montgomery o0s1nfy One STRUCTURE
has been located
General Thomas J 0raysou. head
Of seiectiFc service IN MlaStaippi
reports THAT fequisition has lust
been received for the induction Of
a3s s~electeex from Mississippi for
the month Of November. Of this
number 61e are 10 be whites and 500
negroes General 0rayson comment
"a that this added to the 204s
scheduled 10 be lnducted IN October
VII make a total Of apsa selectees
from Mississippi during the month
Of October and November.
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letter. tssttnanlan kzsIas - -
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e 4aeksaa ce1nH. HazHz - usa.
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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24

We must learn the lessons from
uneFr1ng centuries rather than
IRON the mutable and fleeing hours.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
~ WALKER WOOD
eTcRETAaY e. sTNEf

trucks ard htNas Ia TIE stase a.
q rark az q nasszzzs &ferRN usver-
tnrF On nse COMMITTEES with Mr.
MlxH l. z . KefffsA ef the High
w4y Tetmrmant and T r. Brady
az uae PuhlAc SAFETY service Mr..
Mlxx estimates about $500 vshicAas
Ia the stair. which vii BE- gublect
10 r~exastrzfsen under This move
nrenA Tfm u~zan-poWNr IA 20 be-
xuppGe6 - taae wPA and question
nsir@ vii BE- mailed 70 al persons
sssvsTse trucks ard buses registered
Il tise state EfaA I'll Be made
% naaks the registration 100 per
cent perfect
Figures given out = lev days aEo
b. sle state Tax Commission and
paahlHazed ~ ahe jackson Chamber
ef Commerce sf1ow that ~ July.
tD6l, 3aAeS made IN HlnxA County
ca wEsAs taxes are paid reached
tne total q s7A0.a1&0o. which Is
ki.fsaz960 In evoees Of the total
sales for tlse Ennnnn n 1890.
%
II. A oelxeT. az A~fez1denhAIL age
rs years = llfe~i1u9 citizen q Simp-
an County. d1ed On Sunday. Orto-
ber i1in. and funeral services were
held Of Monday and hk body laid
70 res N AS home toau o. Men
cenfAl Afr. Ge1Rer Was born O.
foler 81. iNN. m the historic osd
- sNMafl4ffM - mw44n~f
ar. oesRsx served n the legislature
N Ehe session o. Isz and 1874 He
uas well known IN MiskiaSspp IS .
newspaper editor. having edited the
Simpson County Nemz n Merden-
hall for - years. ard retired from
the tripod oaly : few years ago.
80
One Of the duties Of tne Secretary
of State is the publication OF n
biennial reports q various depart
menfS boards and commission.
for distribution 10 the Mks1s&ippi
Legislature wnen Il conyene4 IN
January. None OF the reports are
available for public datTffxllton On
October II uae last Of the - reports
was turned oxe4 - the contracting
printers for publication. and Sccrc-
tary Wood states na feels confident
that al reports wu1 ~ IN his hands
In TIME fer distribution q tire leg
kaatuFe when 4 ennveneA
D.
State OF and Gas Supervisor H.
n Mor1e attended the meeting
Of the Interstate Oh Compact Com
mission IN Fuxz Worth. Texas. Oc-
toher I6-16 Tln ell interests ard
paAArAeA To b advocated IA ttle "a
Flonz OIL wodaciug staiss were
ntecazsea HsEafa returning a.
jackson re 80 attended the
nesting IN Tulsa Oklahoma. 81 the
independent Petroleum Association
of America octoa& A-I Oh aud
gas production for national defense
viii be the TOPIC Of discussion
%
October Il d the meeting OF the
Mississippi OIL operators IN Jack
SCR e @. nuek. Houston Texas
Nfao Is assistant director Of proouc-
ton under Petroleum Coordinator
Harold l. Tckes. explained the man
me- In which priority on steel and
replacement q parts vital % the
oil industry : b obtained
-
The greatest state fair IA the his
tory q Mississippi Is over. al past
Teeaf1s we're broken. especially at
Tendance records. The largest 1--we
stock zana II the history Of our
state drew praise from far and
vide TIE agricultural exhibits
we're many and varied The state
far IS = great institution. its edu-
eatiozaal instructive ard entertain
hng Thz people q the state need
TIE state fair. ia continuance Is
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Figures given oat . few days aEo
b the state Tax Commission and
puhlLazed ~ the Jackn0u CHAMBER
ef Commerce sf1ow that ~ July.
tD61, GaAez made IN Hinds County
"a wEsseA taxes are paid reached
Ene total uE s7h1.1A00. which Is
k1,fs3z 80 In exoesS Of the total
sales for tase Eanx1kn n 1870.
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october Is II the meeting Of the
Mississippi Oil operators IN Jack
ana & O. BUCK. Houston Texas
Nlao Is assistant director Of proouc-
ton under Petroleum cocrdinato1
Harold l. Tckex. explained the man
ner In which priority on steel and
replacement Of parts vital % the
on industry ~ b obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-06

noise, DR.. Dreese declared, because
1t is natural outgrowth of adde's.
cence. Some people never get Out
of this stage" he commented.
Uproar in overcrowded Washing
ton can only be cured by a proper
psychological approach, the profess
sor believes. Education through
newspapers and other channels can
teach the mass of noise ordinance
violators that their behavior is not
adult, and improvement will follow.
Rigid law enforcement is the only
way to reach the incurable minority
untouchable through reasoning.
The result of the city's surplus din
is often maladjustment and ineffi-
cheney among defense workers and
other groups of the population, DR..
Dreese declared.
Sporadic Noises Irksome.
Experimentation has shown that
individuals eventually can habituate
themselves to constant noise, even
though it is loud, he declared. EN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-06
HinckIey in Fire Today
For Air Terminus Talks
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, June 6.-Robert H
Hinckley, United States Assistant
Secretary of Commerce, went tc
Fire today to see Prime Minister
canon de Valera about terminus
facilities for an American-operate
transatlantic plane service.
Mr.. HinCkley, who has been in
specting British facilities, was ex-
pected to return to London tonight
and leave for the United States next
week to report.
American circles specialized that
he might take advantage of his in
terview with Mr. De Valera to dis
cuss informally how far Fire might
be willing to 60 in furthering the
United States aid-to- Britain pro-
gram, possibly in return for eco
tlomiC relief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-06

would make good laboratory
specimen.
You are suffering-if your hobby
Is hornblowing and -blaring-
from a nasty type of inferiority
complex, according to DR.. Dreese,
professor of psychology and dean
of summer sessions at George
Washington University.
Chronic noiSemakers land the
District is full of them are often
victims of neurotic personalities
and even decisions of grandeur,
he told reporter yesterday. In
almost every case they are trying
to bolster their egoS by attract
ing attention. They get noisy
motorcycles. they blow horns from
the security of an automobile. they
send radio din screaming into the
night.
Touch of Adolescence.
George Washington University
suffers particularly from needless
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-06
India Bans Labor Group
Modelled on Nuzi Front
sy the Associated Press.

BOMBAY, India, June 6.-The
government of India today outlawed
the Khaksars organization, modelled
on the German Labor Front, follow
ing demonstrations on the trouble
some northwest frontier in which
spade-carrying members clamored
for release of their imprisoned
leader, ALBANIA Mashriqi.
The provincial governments Of
Bombay and Bengal co-operated
quickly by taking steps to suppress
the organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-06

ployes of a boiler factory may be
perfectly efficient.
But the nervous shock of sporadic
noise can never be avoided, he re-
ported, and this is the type most
often heard in Washington. He de-
scribed his own observation OF per-
sons attempting to concentrate on
written examinations while auto
mobile horns are honking outside.
Il have seen students vince, and
require real physical effort to con-
tinue their work." DR.. Dreese said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-06
Noise-Moking Trait Is Traced
To InfeHority Complex
6. W. U. Psychologist Sees Effort of
Din Producers to Prop Up Eaos

II you should happen to be one
OF Washington's many noisemakers,
you may not be entirely insane, says
Psychologist Mitchell Dreese. But
drop in and see him anyhow. You
La gaceta., 1941-05-24
La escuadra ingIesa destrozo una expedition
nazi que Sc dirigia a Creta
Murieron ahogados mas de 5000 hon
Estimase en- 10000 Ell nGmerO de los alemaneS
arrojados en- Creta

vaba mas de 1000 soldados. Ia
batalla de Creta Sc mantiene y
los aviones transportes alema-
mes contin1an arrojanho re-
fuerzos. Cada cinco minutes lie.
ga un avi6n. Estimase que por
medic de paracaidas, aerop'a-
nos y aviones sin motor, los ma
zis han ~desembarcado en- esa is
la mas de 10000 hombres.
Gambia, la capital, ha sido re-
capturada pOr las tropas ingle-
sas y griegas y tambien el puer
to de Retimo, al oeste.
la escuadra inglesa mantle
ne su vigilancia en- aglas de la
isla Y constantemente Sc We ata-
cada por la aviaci6n del enemi-
go. CalcGlase ell nGmero de ba-
Jas de los atacantes, entire muer
tOs y heridos en- mas de 10000
La gaceta., 1941-05-24
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Darlan y SUI compadre. De un lechero. = Una
pregunta. = Propaganda nazi.-La ley de neu-
tralidad. - Ell marques y ell em~bajador.

Els la misma ley de neutrall-
dad, mil veces condenada por ell
pueblo, que Sc aplico a Espana
para que no pudiese comprar ae
ropGanos y defenderse de la d.
erosion totalitaria.
Nye guerra informarla enton-
ceS, pero NADIA positive hizo.
Ell coronel Stimson, actual Sc
cretario de la Guerra, la maldi-
jo en- 1887 y la maldice ahora.
En- los 1ltimos meses sc ha Wis
to que Nye es un "apaciguante;"
StimSon piensa igual que GUAM
do ell pueblo espanol pedia 5000
ro y la contestaban con pala =
britas finaS y "buenoS conse-
JOS"
La gaceta., 1941-05-24

Darlan describe a SUI compa-
Dire Hitler como I'm hombre ge-
neroso.
"Yo no lie entregare la escua-
dra v el no me la ha pedidO"
No entregaran la escuadra los
marines que Ia tripulan, aunque
Darlan Sc 10 ordene.
Este 10 sabe ell almirante Sc
mitotalitario Y de aquf eel jura-
mento'' de no entregarla.
Ell imitadOr aventajado de La
wal, odiado va por tOdos los fran
ceses democraticOs, agrega que
Hitler mo lie pidi6 tampoco con-
cesioneS cOloniales...
Quiza Hitler no olvida que
Maxine Weygand ha dicho que
no permitira sea d~esmembrado
ell imperio colonial frances.
Ahora bien, Siria es un man.
dato de Francia Y por tanto mo
pertenece" al imperio colonial
frances.
Y beside Siria esta va operan-
do, para dleshonra de Darlan y
de Petain, la aviaci6n nazi.
La gaceta., 1941-05-24
DARA UNA C~ONFERENCIA
Ell DIR.

Ell pr6ximo fi6rcoles, dia %
ell DR.. r. ID. Thompson, direc-
tor del sanatorio del Estado,
situado en- Orlando, dara una
conferencia, con proyeccio =
mes, en- la Tampa Electric Lei
sure House, a las 8 de la no
che.
La pelicula que exhibira ell
DR.. Thompson Sc relaciona
con la vida en- csc sanatorio y
ell cuidado m6dico que Sc da
a los pacienes para apresurar
su cura.
Agradecemos al quito Y a.
mable ciudadano Gettis B.
Henderson, p~residente de la
Association contra la Tubercu
losis en- ell condado de Hills
borough, la invitaci6n que pa
ra esa conferencia nos envia.
La gaceta., 1941-05-24

Alexandria, EgiptO, mayo "a.
M de 5000 soldados aBena-
mes que iban a ser desembarca-
dos en- Creta, por sorpresa mu-
rieron ahogados cuando una es-
ouadra inglesa destruy6 dos ba:
cos mercantes, 40 embarcacjo-
mes de vela y un destructor TIA
lianO. Nj uno solo de los hOm-
bres pudo ser salvado porque la
esauadra temia un ataque de las
lanchas tOrpederas de gran We
que vienen usando los
Miles de woes Sc alzaron
pidiendo socorro pero el mando
estmaba impossible el socorre- 4
los invasores. III Instructor fue
bajo los disparos dc
geis pulgadas de un crucero. u
no de los vaDores hundido lie
La gaceta., 1941-05-24
MANANA Ell
SIR. ROSETE

Saldra mahana para MeJi-
co. en- ell tren de las 1880 -e la
noche, ell Sr. Felipe Cuyer Ro-
sete. un spahol republican, y
leal, jefe de una apreciada ia
milia de esta ciudad.
El sr. Rosete fu6 detenido
,por la oficina local de Inmi-
graci6n, pero Sc lie puso en- Il
bertad anteayer.
Els un hombre de bien, de-
m6crata de veras, y creemos
que Uncle Sam lie abrira de
nuevo sus puertas.
Tiene dos hijos nacidos en-
Esta casado Rosete
con Ia Sra. Enearnaci6n Rose
tie, que tan admirable labor
real.z6 a favor de la Replbli-
ca Espahola. en- los dias de la
guerra contra ell fascismo in
ternacional.
I'm feliz visie lie deseamOs'
La gaceta., 1941-05-24
La Falange DONNA a Francoy
desea la union con el Eje
Serrano Suner y los ~falangistas controlan los
p~eriodicos y todos los medios de publicidad

Madrid, Mayo 24.-El parti-
DO falangista asumi6 en- ell pals
la direcdi6n de los peri6dicos,
revistas, peliculas Y otros me-
dios de propaganda. I'm decreto
aprobado por ell general Francis
co Franco coloca dentro del par
lido ell viceSecretario de Educa-
Ci6n Popular, Ell que ejercera
todas las funciones hasta aqui
desempenadas por las subsecre-
tar .as de PrYlsa y Propaganda,
en- ell miniSberio de la gObema-
ci6n. Este dltimo era desempe.
nado por Antonio Tovar, un en-
tusiasta joNen falangista, que
tiue despedido la semana pasad2
a petici6n del corOnel Valentin
Galarza, minlstro de la gober-
naci6n.
Ell nuevo decreto va mas ALA
que ell original de hace un mes,
acknowledgements anulado, ell
que eximia a los peri6dicOs de la
Falange del control directo del
gobierno. La Falange, sin en-
barge, controla ahora todOs los
medios de propaganda y publ
cidad que hay en- ell pals.
Los peri6dicos cOnceden gran
Importance a una vista que Ell
embaiaLor aleman, Eberhardt
Won Stohrer, hizo aver a Ramon
La gaceta., 1941-05-24
PARA DERROTAR A Los
T~OTALITARI0S HAiBRA
QUE HACER UN COST0SO
ESFUERZO

Washington, mayo 24.-El ae
cretario de marina Knox decla-
70 aver que "a derrota militar
de los totalitIrios demandara dc
Ef.aIos Unidos prolongados y
costosos sacrificios, a menos
que haya un cambio en- la situa-
ci6n de Ia guerra. Dirigl6ndose
aos ar~quitectos navales y l0s
maquinist8s, a secre' ario hse-
gur6 que esta guerra t!ene la ii
na,ida5 de dacidir a QUEEN CO.
rresporde el dominic de los a.
tos mares. ia victoria d elias dc
mocracias reqgirira mucho ticm
DO, un altisimo precio y mantle.
ner el dominic del mar.