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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
In Major Leagues
TODAY

NAIfoNhL t@fststk
Pittsburgh ooz coo oso-S 4
New York 900 $50 ooe-s 4
Lanning and Davis Bowman and
banning
Cincinnati ole 900 GOO ,
Boston .... FOL III osr-s ~ Q
Thompson. Moore - and LON
bsrdi. J Riddle Tobin and Berries
Chicago -. 200 COL soI--s 0
Brooklyn -. sz0 ioI los ~ .
Erickson. Pfsznsl 81. Eayss 90.
Root ~ and Mccullough. George
kimbali. Casey - ard Franks
~. LOU, eos 200 Oss - o
Philadelphia. oso 200 eco 81 ?
Wsrnsks and hznouso. Bisnton
and Warren
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Sss York eoo iIs sso-t !
Cleveland -. oI0 sog eez-s ~ ?
BrJsr. Branch ~ ana D4eksY.
Siisssiri Bsgby and Deszsfsls
Washington 900 iso loo o
Detroit .-.. D0o 600 Oo5-5 10 ?
carrssqusl and Esfiy. Trout.
Rowe 80 and Sullivan
Boston .... e0Z 600 COO o
Chicago 49,. 900 ole COO !
Dobson and Pytiski Eoss and
Trsxh
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Negotiations to ssttls TIE strike
Al ne Federal anipbAnldinx and
rrydoek Co. ksarnsy. n. ,. col
ispssd FRIDAY and presidential
action % reopen the plant sp-
pesrsd imminent Ths M.ritime
connissso1 announced mat . snlp-
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NIuItTltt.
had fallen on the hug, Industrial
city. Moscow also reported Ger
man attempts 10 cross the lower
Dnieper had been repulsed with
severe losses
The German high command
and official Mani war dispatches
claimed the Red Armys ability
Continued on Pag. 20. Column -
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IINtT I'll UdIIItS OF IHtTtHNIHK
An epochal battle appeared to
be developing rapidly in the forti-
fed zone around Leningrad. where
the Germans unofficislly reported
indefinite progress. The Russians
said they stemmed the enemy with
n living wall Of defenders and
had turned back the luftwaffe so
furiously that not a single bomb
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r. d. TO Meet Duke

HYDE fAkk. -. ts-~FfsHtdsrf
Roosevelt arrived hsfs Friday 70
meet saturday s1th ths Duke Of
Kent. brother ~ King George vi
u Great Britain.
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celebrating on high command
claims that loss OF huge in
dustrial areas, war materials
and 1850. 900 prisoners had
gravely impaired the Red
army.
Although German sources spoke
more freely Of the prospect Of a
winter war in the east. official
reports from the fighting front
said that lew successes had been
scored as the offensiss ~as
speeded up on the three main
fronts and "unimsginabl." Losses
were inflicted ON the soviets.
Al the same time. the Germans
made only a generalized claim of
gains along the T0-mils road from
kingisepp 10 LeningrAd and sd-
nnitted that heavy fighting stiil
was in progress To remove Red
CONTINUED on Page }. Column ~
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W&<s4S<0HVS as @eEfet4fr
n STATE cesst~il tfsil In1lestsd
Friday that . fufmal1 nss ne~s
reached faf the gradual Fsp~fsts~
tian - Americas. ard tsr~s>s~
frsirtns - return In thsis -
sp~etlss ssaatrssa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23

Tohro - koh Ishli. ehlef
government spakesman. an
nouneed Friday that Japan
wanted guarantees from The
United States that Il would
not base American bombing
planes in eastern Siberia.
lts refused . smrslfS the ssssp-
msnt ard there u.s m ln1s<asiun
shsth~r ths ss~~fnment lntss>>ed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
German Claims Refuied
Russians Assert Red Army
Crushing Main Nazi Drives
On Leningrad, in Ukraine
Violence Is Increasing
BULLETIN

NEW fOkh-rhe German high command hes d~eied ORDER
the destruction.
serln heard by the United listening teetsh
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BY JOE ALEX NORRIS
Foreign News Writer
SUMMARIZING THE WAX

offensive surged full flood against Russia but the
Red army reported crushing the main Naz drives
against embated Lenngrad and the lower Dneper
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u. S. Directs
Blow Against
The Orient!
Orders Incromo
In royiH on Csub
Meot Imports


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r>v e~ss tariff tsevpn>s - 49,
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stssea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23

Your Postmaster ssn tell You
hoS - invest IN y. D. D~fsnse
Eol4k.
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HE XXI.

HELSI >kI. Finland - The
Finnish high command officially
reported Friday the capture Of
kaekisalmi (kexholml. on tho
shores Of Lake Ladogs about so
miles northwest of L~nlngrad.
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Nazis Gloai
Over Gains!

BERLIN : Germany's OF
fensiye into Russia is advanc-
ing at full flood" on the
Lenlngrad, Gomel and lower
Dnieper river fronts. Nazi
dIspatches reported Friday in
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
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Sold 70 Cole Il Grant

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
FIVE HUNDRED CAMP
SHELBY SOLDIER BOYS
SPENT WEEK END HERE
Gives TIE Usual Rsund OF Entsrtaannens Nv X 81 { 40
OIL '. Alumni Fee Expectsa
Tkis week-

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l. Ger taNH wsNkv eNnnunsezH
whtzh w&s arfMnse9 tr nem ~ TIE
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WIZ inranasd IN nss Espup a 80.
SATURDAY aftNrnoun una - ptncR
hard ox tha tstfn IaeM Artftesy
EaEt1ent asrfved Il wA hrozagnt
hzek fraxn Ehe ssek before ~ popn-
~ eeesAnd Ahso annompmnytnG
ne men a. sunFuy O~mznAndw was
Ex3 Ia Carl Hn1nmMsx. acenx
mnFA1 cfftrex.
Ifss exatertsknrnsn8 fow us xeek
end fnciu1ed cpen house as ne
c<Nmmunity House o1 nsAny night
from 7 70 Al for dancing and e&szaes
ard On SAsarday fow lAssr wrinng
ard 0angsre On HAturdAy afier-
noon there was Internal aaxsclfg Al
Ire Community Hoss
Eghnxhttns the entertainment
fcH 1he week end as ua formal
dance Al the ccsnmuntty hose Ar
rnn&euaents tor the dancs we're
nsade % Miss Marie Wesshronk.
pea1dezf Of the aiunzni Eruup 8hR
ek11sR several girls 70 set - anstss-
ses with neT. Many complimentary
renakrks were made - 1e dAncers
60 ne music q the han1
me grand march met with much
success II was asrscted - HeEherz
Browra and Mira Matte Mccay. o.
ne ". p A. Recxxastazaai unaL and
ed ~ Mrs James z Breth and
Lieut. Curdon AxAetse. When the
school s0ngs Of the diffeEent boys
wefe played loud cheers ruse frum
the crowd. InteFntzzann wMx held
around lisS0 and then Ehs daneer1
returned and The dance ended
around 100
Ne entertainment has been plan
ued f1g this week because of the
Transportation facilities however, q
lee Soldiers are expeeted 10 come
d0wn and they viii be able % eryoy
tie usual swimming. beating. fish
Ing etc Also one q the tennis
courts constructed ~ TIE ". P. A
RecreatonAl Unit has ben com
plesed and they r urged 70 play On
IL II "a omen to SOLDIER and
civilians nkew4se.
No conveys viii be entertained for
several weeks because Of the man.
enseFs In Louisiana
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
Fiddlers' Contest
To Feature LegiOn's
Carnival Program

An old fashioned -Eddiers Con-
t. . nee popular form az en-
MainnnenA nrHx aiEzost cazupzeteay
hst beneath the maze q modern
entertainment. viii Be revived a.
the American Leginns Carnival %
b held at PAsc@oulA Municipal
Beach Park on August q.
The sponsngs contend that the
-Fddlers Contest Is an American
Institution and can not - Ignored.
come radtoa. telertszou or what
hase you- 50 the patrons d the
Bow and RoStn- win gather round
81 The carnival and The Htrstns Of
Turkey II the Straw and -Olc
ZIP Coon win echo e Ia days Of
yurA
Any person interested u entering
the contest and winning one Of the
hadnoae prizes 70 be awarded, may
cal ses O. write Calvin Boldkng. p.
@ Box TIT. Pascazozla- There VIII
% no entrance fee.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
Beloved Sister Dies At
Most Holy Sacrament
Convent This w e

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enc & AA saaas k2Aswa nsHa u ne
AsuNi Cx3avsnk uf ghn Most HnH
6mmMmNna aiea Ia fie craavnnf
nefe ca TaafszAy Enexnias. AEMuEt
& ies1. ai au ocacck AfssT ~
uxew e @sns weeAa Gae wa8 81
wears | mznsh ard u carr e aee
and hnd lived "a rMsonexanin ansnaf
& feau aaxzng wAlca nlne Sc had
Devoted hTr ent&re NHxlr ard nfe IA
taxing care 81 tss material nemas
AZ Ire Community Uufa hafTe6
% uw encxuaeamnents og EN2 aed
isF - llAnez& tfis good sister 49,
q familiar figure On eur ntres2 "A
sRe uens kAsas n srr&nas - Mz
mess ~ meFvy She Waa nrxeF 100
busx 20 stop and speAk 70 nzzs
fTiend - - noksce Euxne child d TIE
streeL Ne naennher of the Cenxent
Was better known. ana aae vii
i've furevef IN the naexnnry Ct those
who knes her Her fraandshap ard
blessings CO man@ttnE. WEIR ozAe %
the spiritual BLESSINGS az this writer.
WHO arswned Il a rAxw pleasure 70 be
present. ct her gubilee celebration N
lpse
sister TtaeelA. whose name before
taking vo~x NAs Frances Fosk. xas
bern % june a. iesi. at Diehuid.
xheirn. Aisace. ard eniered the con
vent IN September te7p- 81 Bell
maExy Alzane she came n
AnaxrAea n 1881 and spent oae rear
In TIT Canvens ~ St 1azse3 La
and q year Al Crowley Her oniy
living relatives arr q sister III AAsaee
and several niecns and nenllewz ln
this country. Ghe celebrated her
tuentF-fEfth anniversary - . nun
IN 1904. her golden anniversary Ia
1873. and her diamond jubilee ami
vcrsary IN March. 1898.
The funeral waa held Ga wednsx-
day morning. August 9. 81 500
from TIE Church Of Our Lady
Of Victories. with Requiem Mas
celebrated ~ Father Carey. sister
Theclae pastor. Internenl was n
Greenwood cemetery. the following
being ue pail bearers: Active
Eddie OBrten. l. l. watts. ST.
Guy Rox. willie 6praticy. n. 3 Nc
Orath and Z q. BeckhaKn. Honorary
Rex Moore. Rop w~codEnnn. Alley
Br0wn. ard Ralph Bsllman
In addition 70 hundreds Of Local
citizens . number oG visitors from
other points were present 70 pay
the last SAD. sweet tribute 70 THIS
noble woman. and many beautiful
floral offerings filled the chapel
and covered the last earthly resting
place Of the dead
Rev Father Louis Genny Of New
ORLEANS. FATHER CataniA Of Moss
Point. and Father GnIlery Of 81.
Peters Church. took part IN TIE
funeral services.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
p~ascagoula Dramatic
Club Plans New Play

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

RELATIONS TALK
At ROTARY Tub

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
JACKSON COUNTY.
COUNCIL WINNER.
|Of STATE AWARD.


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hire ptnrs 81 80 MamgwN 8sMss
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ds4rsrr thr Mxmssai NNrwn nxs9 BeME
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cuntesas IBID aarsns ns wa
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nrzaan4traktdU cNszcti mssnneEa
ara f~aFxnsFs Al nas easgmeasne ne
nfuup wAs lseaa& ~ Miss RukA =
can faosne aN1nxxalfMtism mseut
ana A T. FfaHAHn reMalsty akxha
fsu2i aerNa IRE party FstukHN
sasf Ft6as nRkI hastug snna2 tAe
trip ~ xrxeiAl bm
TIE pwuss4m daFine Ne wesk
mas eleAfe6 znte NArtnSx ww1
such a. tarna fnnktiy slstag elAs.sM
sead n~elerfian ara pFepafashosA oea-
agrvasAnnM sznmusfnE hnxnes ard
hame KrxsaraA ciNhEnx. fAmliy re-
laEtrnKhin casA cfuzA. i've stosA ard
6atryane
Ansasse Tire nssak tnpnssAni feA-
taFuA 81 1hn conference wNfe uar
chapel programs - 4htch an nFfaaa
Chicago h~ounaoFth1 and cciurnnttt
Mrs Run Bryan Own. and ~ A.
1ol1nscn weFs TIE p~rfncipAi sreak-
ef1
Mrs Own. . Axxa2ksr cf iIstef~
nntkannl reputation used a. hnr suh-
teeA. This Democracy ~ OEre~
which wax = VERY nnft9htentrg 6ts~
cpurse on AHaMtc4 M Il h today
Mr. johnson. n~Fesidnni of The
National C0tlun Cuarscfi nTnks On
@Dousocfary and DefensA
parirse nas evenings home talent
prueran1S wnzV presented jackson
CounsBx delegation participated IN
TIRE state ehnsszA dirvrted Nv WI
son Mount 81 MesnphiA Tenn Ne
also conducted the singing during
the chapel pxfaast2
Each day their waFe tonrs asrnrss-
ed for The visitors taking them 60
various parts q fhe college and its
experiment stattosas
Mrs GLADYS overton q v~ancinage.
psexident-eiect m the jackson
County Home Demonstration Cuszn-
ell vas q delegate 10 the state
Home Demonstration Council meet
Ing held last Tuesday
Many ideas On farm ana home
operations were gained By those st.
tending.
Those attending fhe rarm.Hnsxss
week were Mx ~. c, oyerton ard
Mrs Hubert Mallette AZ FunfaiE~-
baesu; Mr.. and Mrs. y. l. Booker
Of vancieave: Mrs. w r. Ramsay.
Iatimers Mx c. l. c7lfforG and
MIA J. II Rouss. 0aulaer. Ala
Catherine Deimas and 0eoree d
Hague. Bayuu Casotte. Albert Del
mas, P~ascaeoula. Mrs Mae InEa
Mrs. Ellie Hamilton and Mira. Tom
Baria. Hurley. Earl Hamilton and
Mrs. r. s Hubbard. HuFientnn.
Miss Ruth Z Cain. county hosne
demonstration agent and A !
Franklin. agricultural agent
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08


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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

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Chemistry Allan sslnrne1 lnusns
Nssh saem sna IN slar Until go
Mfa Alberta psahxne ana -.
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spent ua aAy "Wednesday IL Rsn4
LAURA kxa WASTING MFn uaam
father ~. 5oe Mtnx,a. - 80
sialss1 Camp Hfeihy.
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ships supply ships. tenders and the
Ike.
Barred b. the neutrality act from
the New York-London trade for
which they we're originally intended
the four vessels win help meet the
governments need for additional
tonnage. Il could not be learned
what uR the United States Lines
had planned to make Of the SHIPS
on their completion some monfhs
hence.
The vessels are designed fnr 3
speed IN sxcess Of n knots ard be-
sides their cargo they have accom-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

modatiDss for iso passengers.
The acquisition 81 these boats b.
the y. 8 Navy brings the total
Of shiee built ~ ingalls, IN pneea-
goalA, acquired b. he navy. % rix
A. the time of announcing the
change Ia Ownership Of lhe shitN.
the Ingalls, officials announcsd the
launching Of the African Meteor.
which IL now nearing the cosnpiesi0n
state would take place on Augusi -
This h a sister ship o. IRE q Z.
African Comet. which was launched
IN June for the American-e0ufh
African Lines.
Announcement also waa made
the launching q the African Meteor
AL not be open % the puhffe as
previous ~iaunrhinrs were. HeN
regulations Of the National Elmer
Eeney make Il 50 that the attend
aDce at the launching wiz Be Fes-
trtcted 70 ; limited few persons.
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