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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03

esgiss mace fresn waa30 wheat aNE
lusrena a white fAa@ Is Furnishes
Ffsamin Bs unaeh AN gs@ Tor
rssrxns &lu Agsaie and &tNt Fu0
slrrnxsh ard Vitality.
Al hsasg ore large serving 81 trait
az tasnataes should b. eaten every
aay Either q rAU fraaL FAm vege-
Esnle o. tomatoes teamed * naw1
Aauala also b. eaten e4cn 0AE 10
narrslsh Kitarasn c xaleh Is nacek-
say for Euso6 teeth bones and oAaod
peNRlA Yen should eat plenty 0t
tomasoes s.laer canned o. NV
Il would 4 Nea te cal POTATOES
AZ least uree aa4y Tines FURNISH
a great deal more minerals &nc Vita
msEs uhau Taee o. white neur
Al ~akt tua large SERVINGS n4 the
fozloz lnk vegetables aaola BE- eat
en daily tufntp@ t4zniR EFeenN
c0liAraa ouiunz. carrots greeu
Beans. tuszsatoea Other greez1.
green pcak. squash. lestaee hEoc-
coli egx plant grccn lima beau2
az fsuig mas Be served in placr II
ne hhxlvs Vegetables 4 ahey are
cheap enough.
PSI IS a good source of needed
iodine.
Dried beans ard peas are excel
lent sources Of minerals and Via
MN BIS ana should b. eaten often.
bat they 90 not take the place Of
she vegetables listed
Eat these foods each daY ~
That yoa wtl be strong. look vefL.
and feel good
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03
Eat The Right Food
And BE In Good Shape
As To III G a h
4Fx Yea sfxtng Yaurglf A Fair
Ch4nrr ~ Eating The
kkxht Fuad1

Here Is healthfaa food for SIN
day1 Il casu = eeats = eRy fax orr
perso0 OF 1iA Tor . wrek ThesE
meAsx are hesitbfal beaase tney
noutz5n aae raat nzogsNklca
a quart a FniIk a dRY fw children
and . p4ni q aAy faT adaitA
OleoznAFgsrsue Il wiiansin A re-
anfo<wea Vsfamln A Is Necessary tor
vogr eyes. ard 10 krep your ceilS
xzroak 50 mat germs ranuof easily
enter them Only yitasain A rein
frrcea cleo Should be eaten n place
Of butter.
Zach person Sho1Id eat between
four and five exc . week When
egEs arr cheap more should be eat
ea Tnex eoutRln protein which
builds muscle. yGAuinS iron Tor
your blood. and bone Strengthening
mineral
Cheap meat Is Is good for yo1
~ expensive meat Lean meat Is
eaten oErce every day II builds
blood and muscle and WaIl prevent
peilazra
Eaf whole wheat bread. or bis
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03
The Perfect Food Is
Milk. Says Chief
Health Officer

II thr plaes1 ~conaensec fATz-s q
Rnaxy chewing hsS I'D auz@ nos s2r
yc<r oreamzt resgect ard a1w1re-
uoa get rracY fax q cs1&nge u
he> pr TIE oscars q PRAISE ~
saze STATE HrAlth OEnoeF. N Felix
= Underwood fw BoxyN eontzt-
nutAan 20 ncUrtshzRenl w11 send
yea &azEry1ng e the phanx q order
extra beetles * ms2 Or Z yna nre
or . farm you mas rn4h % the
izveetock naAxket 10 get B0ssy her-
sri An1 hFanx her haznn Every
furAi hsEae ShauM have > healthy
Coz.
MIA = the Eaosi nearly psrfers
faad@ acrDe1nne 20 Docs0r undeF-
urod wto gives credit 10 thls
creamy AcGid ard rs pnadan4x for
. great deAl q the siEng. pruxres-
sssenexS fnseisect strength and an
Appreciation az the uurln
r oEdfT 70 mere faisy aggregate
TIRE virtues II milk listen % these
statements from the STATE HeAIkh
offfce~ she EFsasest natEisive valua
: detained 1t the lowest cost
through rflk Even Il as much as .
third o. tae food money Is spent fnF
m1x and nifk proouctz It i ven
spent Active. vigorous people en-.
szz1se l&xEe amounts Of MIX Tne
working efficiency of men and no
men CAD Se improved b means q
tns consumption % milk
Mil Is almost Universally lEknd
b the population II Is easily and
completely clgested BY most people
FACTORS limiting the supply OF
other food % not operate as fully In
the production a. m1sk = i not q
seasonal fopd but can b had the
year rou6n i Is not q local proouc-
ton cut car Be produce6 IN Geld
and warm climates II "a usually
easily available and can be pur-
chased AZ reasonable u1st Weather
do net greatly influence
ne mnk supply. II Is q base food
Oh which man has and wIn depend
tow q long time.
&Ak Is an important source OF
calcium and Is an important food
u building bone and teeth. Il i the
one foo1 Tor which there Is no fully
satisfactory substitute.
The Only m1ncT note in Doctor
CnnerzosdS song Of praise for uuk
Is the question Of iA safety But ~
THIS question can he answered
q healthy cuwSs careful. aeAEhy
NarkeTzs clean SURROUNDINGS and
utensils. proper cooltnG. and IA adj
dfsaon 70 the foregoing. proper
paStearizaton. speedy and depend
able delivery service BY dairiea
Two million MizAzxSipplans should
consume daily . minimum C I.4ii.-
els quarts of mia - that each
adult naaF drink pint and eAen
child oue quart of this essential
feed.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03
Nitamins, Minerals
Essential To Diet
Preserved By Care
wXtsanx nxfs~ CcsAax. mtnaFd-
lax yslnahR Part 81 C~@kinx " sfwx
wranx CssA1nx MeEhA

Esasx Coaege MEm-FfsmmEas
arc mz8neeAM needed fux kmnikh and
ocssky sarx EFx fozn2 ~ Ge
vegetables coxnnwaly me6 f0r aso1
an a~e16srseas nocW hsranse vssp
tMhsss &sx uN eN1rn IA msfriEut
n1Anasies Ard TartFex m hnwx49
Or sltAsaIA AHG mkrNFaM are nst
thruA9 neeap<r nseshas4s * wx
p&s4&ua storage sae oooklnx
- writes Mtm onYe EhAssz as
sx4ts Il haane e1oEsxazna MlSs
auu Expcrsnsnt GazAanA H. NJ
usRlf paslkIsec bagzetin scaunwrT
Ia MtnerA1 Afd vsu@Mlnk Il reKe-
taasez ne bulletin h hazp9 on
mxny azaElea n wkAAh eaznnnniy
usec VEGETABLES ssre ama1Yze4 Tor
mnseyMh ana Titnman8 IN nhm MN
erai ss11ieK 6fsfegent parts ux TIE
segesA54e weFe srn4lFxe1 ~ wra
IS M4asa q minerals netsrmlnec -
asssersus mesha1A of oazakfn1 ARD
eMnnsaE fu tire vaEasz1n ASuEzAeA ne
segesA61s weve znAiyaHG Tar vita
mtr1 Immediately After hMxvs1s
after kre1Ezx fG . psr1od before
coo&inE after mepMrMsEnn Tor
cookinE after eoo<lnx b. 6fffxrert
mrznucN ard after p~xs4erxasfun b.
canning freezing a dryine
IRE minerals lrnn. pasnrhar@
xrc ezkAan are hx ~ d~tn12rusur
paris m pveparza1n far cuokinx-
o1feT eaves os cznhaEs Aeszarx. and
peeBnENMGn1 oy c~tsaarrinw thn
eo0AIng wSsex Minerals are nnx de-
ssruTee t. ooaktne
visAmazs Bel ard c axN the most
sensitive h0NeseF. ard Nkarnin {
= une usaae easily 6eztruynd Of a.
she xttAuiEM Oxt1aziun bs.e-< 1Fs
vsge4ahik b prepared for e0okarx
TOO ra1ch wafer o. toe hRn lem
pe-Att1ye n coc&1nx the z1e OF Suda
r. the COOKING waseT. cir within
sfse cogstalzEF after cnnnfnx-aI
cause oessvxktt5n o. kas of xaAazbAe
sltAnlra
To aVua1 losses 0f minerals and
Ml&nz1nz. o. me basis o. me ex-
pNrsnaenzAi resul1A Mss sheess Ad-
sE%z - green Vegetables a. son
- paAn.e AFTER sneg naye h@eu
Wtaers xzase n q caol Damp
p2aEs 70 AsoA1 w1stnx. Do noS tnrow
asa LIE uGA1 NUTRITIOUS paruA uf
vegetables rs lie green OTTER tAaves
of eaonNss and head lettuce. uzs 8
snail saso<nE II w9ses n cooking
VEGETABLES. ezceps the Nrunx-fAx-
ord ones. never use SOFA. or hAxh
saxzpsxatuxe or kxx COOKING 4
cooking greer vegetables Ee the
wafer n when vegetables have been
c0kec OF canned
Tie vegetable 6sEadse8 which IN
eau1s6 several me<nocs q COOKING
turrzp TOPS. nl2Sssr9G e0AardM
string neAna field peas EnkEtnn
pesA ane butter beans were rerort-
ed IN ne September s4sle o. Ms
s2zslppi Farm Research and tha
bulle<tn Is asallAbse FREE upon re-
Guest.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03

BA<ay ~ cxA4sN-DvnDtEN Ian
skser. MawNg. Iz arc md
6eeTet@FT Eeeux1 Bssk
H1z@ Group LEADERSHIP Improve
msuz-S@xa peAFI Cartel EAza
Moss Puza& E ECsze H3nalsan
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03

Ruhle Roberts. vanclaave. fss:
Clara Cicoy1a. md
Po<ted planH-Hr8 T L Murray.
s. Ocean Spring. ixt: Gertrude
Alien. vaneieave. Ind
Dahlias-RErE william Ramsey.
vancieave. Isl and 2nd
Eggs
Doaen xhIte e1xE-Mrx pan
Davis. Funsatneblean. Izt and md.
Dozen brown eegS-Arz. Myrtle
Fletcher. vsneisave. lst: MrA
Quincy Rooer1 v~ancleaFe. md.
Field Crops
Sugar eane-H s Tayhor. VAN
eisaFe. Ii. Hubert HsFens. Van
eleave. md
Puznpkin-Jue oyert0n. Pert
Bayou Isl. h ~ Roberta VAN
elezse. md
Pecan-Thnzuax csnora. port
Bayou. Izf. Buster Murphy. vgn-
czeaye Ind
Vegetables
veasiAbh exhIhlt-Mn ". c.
Overton. yancseare. LIST. James
Parker, Port Bayou. and. l. r Rice.
vanc1eave. ara
Cnfn and RorAge Crops
Ter Ears Corn-Burton Havenx
Ean1eave Isl. Mcvaaghn. Van
eleave And
Pea kaeEcc eorn-Czinfou CateS
Daisy Vesry. tat. Burrea Cain.
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Farm ExhGhEf
Genera farm exhIhIt-Hzrry y
anc Aess A AaIiette. Isl
Useaasck
Al Cub ea4-vozz MeRsneF
Port BsFoa. Isl. Harry Gallette
Rrt Bayou md
BuzA any aee-vanwsnkIs. VAN
eleass. Is. Gift x. Dce4. zn6
Hefem under 2 yeArz-van
W1nkle. vanezeave ist and AID.
CoNA aser ; xesra-vanwankle
81. CTR K Dsex znd
HogA any aee~oanson Ware
vaneieaTs Isl. n Z Loper. GAutaer
2na
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ere CuA
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DAYS 1r1
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03

Osevtaa vaaeleave Jar peaches
OATtA Rouse. Geussef. lat
s<h yezx-JsE naeat 0an~A E0uss
CsAntkex. iE1
Clozhinx
6eWtz9 hcx-TIta Davis Pon-
saa1snesG. 81 Winnie C.tflon. g
MAr<iu md
Costoa scfso0 dsea-Betty Over
non Vanrs2se. LAT Efhel Winnie
Reuse 0aHtser. nd
AZ csub unlfn<m-Gla<1A Rouse
G&ExfTe. LIST
Co<ton O91st-Bessy 0vsr4on
Isl T1z1x DNEiA vAaciease md
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Exnlkaz q 2 owez lkiicheu e.
hand -BeArics E.z vAneasmvs
Is zaAs b. weacos1cn g. Mar
10. md
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t@izse<s4 las. MAs Be- weseo-
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g M&Ttsn Is. o1sAsA RoVerz
EAxcle9se md
nefxnAhlaR unit-E-hsI wInn5e
Eazae Gaati~z Isl Bessy DRAKE.
FaztAEn<bleaa md
dA pain ta1gr eask-
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03

varaeiease. iSs Mr. o. b Lopez.
DMUzier. md
Cfethlng
HOSE dress o. uork suIs-1su
Gladys osevtaa. F0t Bayou Isl:
Mra Z uEs1& yzneleave. 2n6
C0tsoE dress fer xzreef-Mu
Myrtle Fetcnex T~ancIeaye. ixf
MEA s. l. Booker. ranrIe4xe. nd
Drass Of SAGA maserlaI-Mrx Ella
Oon. gaacaesxE. tes Mr& Myrtle
Fetcher. md
OirIA cu<ton wAxa Gresham
Is HAseTa. EAnchave. is. AIRS.
ueorgs M4zete. FuE1 Bayou. and.
nAndtwsrk
Cuilk-MT4 5ai4 Hardin Fon-
t&lne1seaa. l&t. Ar& Della M9rua
oAutier. And
Crpunete1 srxe4e-Mrx L ".
FzlleK. OAEtieT. Isl IRA W. z
Manroe Fxz Bayou. And
Pliuw cAzes-ArM G L Clifford.
CA1&tex. 1H Nrs George Pzhza
OeMn Springs. md
LAneneou - EerochsEec9-Au.
G / catff0F1 Isl In Evelyn
Clifford 0anEaex. ard
Dresser o. vznliy net-Mrx Mvrtie
FtstEhez. EansAeAye. iat Mfz Bo1
Brown EencisAFs. md
h1E icoztcu5-Mu r - Ro5-
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HNxrlM vMnclease. 2nc
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tanclnAEe. lSL
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FA6e1 O1EAn Spring. Is nrs
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md
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Naneape lat Mr. Myrtle Feteh-
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Supervised Nome PIayfield To Get New Equipment

The Nome Plavfal1 will he su- perVised again this summ-r un- der the direction of Miss Helen Forshaug. nrimarv teacher of the Nome Public School. Mis- For sheug will be assisted by her sis ter Miss Marie Forhaug. The olayfeld will be officially op ned on Juaa In. On this day the chtl3~an have been instructed t0 bring rakes and shovels ard clean ard prepare the field for their zdnmer use.
 A contract hes b en let to the Pioneer Wa. er Co. to re-surface the playfeld and i'll the sand box es with fresh sand
 The playfeld is to be supervis- ed from 10 10 l2 in the morning and from ? 10 in the afternoon ev7ry day except Saturday and Sunday until August first Ar r3a sements have been made to have indoor handicrafts on rainy days. Peesehool children are also invited from 3 until o'clock on Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
By MORGAN NJ. BEATTY
 AP F Nature Service Writer

WASHINGTON, May 27 - The Treasury experts who planned the scheme now before Congress to raise $3.5O0, 100000 in new de- fense taxes next year hops they also are building set of brakes against inaation.
 The theory is that imitation hap pens when people have lots of money to spend. The more things tn y buy, the scarcer things get The scarcer things get, the high CT go prices. Then the peoples money won't buy so much, but prices tend to remain high-they are inflated.
 A noted British economist, John Maynard K ynes, now in Washington, prescribes heavy tax es in boom times to prevent peo- pie from spending enough to cause imitation. In times of de- pression he recommends buying power b. brought up by public spending. Some economic experts here say the Treasury tax plan is an American version of Key nes' plan.
 Tn any case, the defense SD nd ing boom makes the experts feel it is imperative that Congress plan against imitation. Prices are definitely on the upgrad9, and the threat is doubled now that de fanse contractors are bidding for raw materials and ships are sc9rce to carry many of the things we need from foreign lands. There's dangzr of panicky buying under those circumstance es.
 The Treasury people made thcir tax plans with one eye on the national income, barometer of prosperity-or lack of it. Tn: national income is the sum of all our incomes.
 Experts estimate the 1941 na, tional income at around $85 000,. O00-beyond the high water mark of 1929 Next year they expect i to go still higher.
 This increasz will ba a tempta ton to every citizen who gets hi little bit of it to go out and buy his head off, especially in these times when installment buying i. so easy.
 The question as the Treasury mn say it was to figure out how
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
New Taxes Vs. Initiation: Explanation Is Given Of
 Proposed Treasury Plan

to keep increased income from rocking he financial boat
 First they figured they could grab off that $500. .O000o0 in ex- tra taxes. If the government tax es your money away from you, you can't spend it.
 Next, the Trzasury is going in to the bic money market and borrow S6090.000,000 from banks insurance companies. etc, who re ceiVed it from you. If the govern ment borrows your money, you can't spend it.
 Third, Uncle Sam is selling de f.nse bonds and stamps to low wage people, housewives, child ren. If the government syphons your pin money out of your pock cts, you can't spend it.
 Finally, the Treasury experts assume that many people will in v-st large sums of money in de- fense industries.
 All this sound as pat as pie, but it is not pat The Treasury planners know they're figuring on paper, that anything could come aiong and scramble their fig ures. Besides, they are fearful tn new income tax rates won't take much money from the pock cts of loW-Wage earners.
 So don't be surprised next fall and winter if you hear talk about a brand new proposal to brake in fation. Most economists now call this possible new brake forced saving It might b. traVeliag under another name by next year, but the idea is this:
 On pay day the government steps in takes, say IS percent o1 your paycheck and hands you over a receipt. The receipt may be in the form of a bond, note or What-have-you. It is not ne gotiable. You can't use it fol money.
 The government says "Wel pay this back when the em.r gency is over.'
 Their idea would be that the! were making you save money against the rainy day that inevi tably follows a boom, especially a wartime boom.
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Indian Affairs
 Radio Stations To Be Assigned

To help work out an assign ment of frequencies for Office of Indian Affairs radio communica- tions stations throughout Alaska, W. M. IFemsing, Principal of the Metlakatla school, is in Juneau conferring with officials at the Al aska headquarters.
 There are some 50 stations now op rating in Alaska on five assign ed frequencies. Hemsing, a radio expert, will help work out a system under which there will be as little interference as possible.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
ROOSEVELT GLAD ABOUT SELASSIE

WASHINGTON, May - Pr si- deat Roosevelt expressed ''sat-s- fiction over the return of Elm 9 rar Haile Selassie to his throne in the Ethiopian capital al Addis Ababa. The emperor return I as Italy's army in Ethiopia collaps- ed before the braWn of the Brit isa forces.
 President Roosevelt expressed h.s felcitations in a cable to Hail Selassie replying to a wire from the Ethiopian ruler
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Passenger List Of Columbia, Now Enroute

Continued From Page Une) " E Burroughs P E Reed R F Kloss P o Polmanter D K Aylor K M Johnson Hyrum Peterson L L Spielman J D Dreyer C J Hubon Charles Peters o Hatlin M B Surbaugh Miss Annis Bailey Elois Beacon Mrs Thelma Grove Mrs Sid Reed Mrs P E Reid Mir and Mrs Harry Baldwin Miss Jane Scott Mrs T Scott Mrs Mary Anderson Mrs Marjorie Saaria Mrs J I Anderson and child Mrs E A Lucas Mrs George Haynes NIr and Mrs Nels SWanberg Walter Paroni s Q Fauske Nyril Dunlap Richard Polmanteer X A Farrell E Q Kahrs r c Elgin Ray Campb Il c F Bell W N Palmer 4 L Lucas Wilton Wixon SilVerio Ruiz
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
Advertising Men Can Aid Defense

BOSTON, May - The Presi- dent told the 37th annual con- Vention of the Advertising Ed eration of America in a message that advertising should play a leading part in the national pre- paredness program.
 The President said advertising can assist in creating and main taining the morals of the people. Those who are expert in it can be of great aid to the govern ment, he declared.
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Schmeling Alive Says Nazi Report

BERLIN, May 30-Max Schmel ing, former heavyweight cham pion of the world, is alive but confined in an Air Force Hospit- al with an attack of a tropical disease.
 Schmeling was previously re- ported to have been killed in the fighting in Crete.
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7l clear days.
 New plsyfeld equipment will srriv- on the Columbia This new equipment includes a Giant Stride and some new Teeter-Tot- ters.
 Playdeld activities have been made possible by the Home Arts Club who annually rais- funds for it at the Jamboree held each fall All funds raised at this af- fair are spent for thsi purpose.
 The Home Arts Club is treat ing the children to refreshments on the opening day n@xt Wednes day as they have done in the past.