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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12

In Al effort 70 minimize the time that has been lost
- strikes IN defense industries. many people are con-
paring Il 70 the time lost through industrial accidents
Eueh statements imply tnat strikes are not very TIM
portant and they act Is smoke screens 70 confuse the
pubic.
Even thslgh accidents lose more time. the truth Is
fza4 taeg LaAVe been considerably reduced IN recent
years A. q matter q fact the greatest progress IN
aeeldens reducti0u has been made b. industry. Since
iszs boue accidents have increased 70 per cent and
motG vehicle accidents = per cent, but industrial
accidents have decreased Il per cent And IS per cent
Ct the accidents thai 90 Occur are caused b negii-
Eenoe and earelezDess On The p4rf Of employees.
Tndaszxy hAa developed safety programs. along with
uakFmens compensation laws and Il IS constantly
improving them Yet 70 reduce accidents most e.
~feettssiy. industry needs ne cooperation c. employees
and unians Tnes. too. have . responsibility IN aocl-
deaf prevention xork Indastrx knows that WoFk stop
pasez from whatever cause are bad. and 1t Is doing
It's par 20 ny 10 prevent taean
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12

NOV lets drink : gust. non-aleoholie toast 70 that
forgotten man Of the traffic campaign. TIE careful
driver. We see him every morning on his way 70
work he drives Al 3 deeoFuus pace. neither violating
the speed laws nor mpeding traffic lie Is always IN
the proper lane He signals shen . signal Is called for
lie stops completely a. stop signs He waits patiently
At lighted cosners and doesn't Try 70 Jump through OF
the orange lie gives pedestrians the right Of way at
intersections he does not tot ms horn when caught
Ia a am fs Is Always alert. does not iet MS mind
wander lie watches parked cars always fearful that
someone may step cut into the line Of traffic. He
brings his car under control when he sees children
playing n O. near the street When he drives home
At night. IN the early winter darkness. ne reduces MS
maximum spced By az least 10 miles AZ hour he
watches closely a. tie sssni-tsnted crossings. for he
knows that Is where danger luFk2 And finally he gets
home safely and comfortably. without having harmed
anyone He thinks he Il last = dumb eluek Of 9 Eorkine
stiff. But actually ne Is ne unsuns hero q the auto
mobile age Here's 70 hlml-omaha World-Herald
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
TINE VAST NUMBER Of LESSER MEN AND
WOMEN

To strengthen om rrpuble Nc must be devoted q
situation Even though our Representatives actually
pau oar A~S. ne elect the Representatives. To co thai
requires understanding and intelligence Minds vii
src~. but edacatscn speeds 10 the process Keep yoar
faith N education
When we think Of all the amazing tntnRs w have
deae we should moi be thinking only Of the surseTmen
1.-The great engineers scientists. Law glrerS. huHianl-
tATaans-bat Ne should also be thinking Of the vast
nznabsr Of Us lesser men and women. We should
think Of the farmer ard his wife. the school teacher.
IRE skilled mechanic. the small business man. Each Of
- has 3 chance 70 90 hls bit toward growth. not only
IN THIS emergency. bat more important. after this
emergency mas passed The farmer can experiment or
. better way 70 grow has crops. the mechanic can
find a better way OF doing : JOB. the business man
can find a sounasr iaea Of service. the housewife can
uuFk a. = better way Of canning cherries We can
never reach te END Of rev ideas: ne can never find
cut more thar q small traction q wlai nature can
return 70 -. NJ khorf. We can never come 70 q time
when we can t4t dnwu. fold oar hands aud as uaAf
sa.s 80 e~-usa~ We iavr q goal Let's be ~ H. and
stop douuting Cur cextlny-President q University Of
Washington.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
Thi Week. Defense

Der o. airportS capable Of aecomo-
dating military planes. increase ths
Army Air Porce from 81 20 u
groups convert large merchant vea-
seis 70 aircraft carriers. The BIZ
would bring the total outlay for
defense since the fail OF France ta
So $50 100000.
Labor Disputes
The House passed and sent 20 the
Senate q bill which would prohibit
mass picketlnR IN defense labor dis
pu,es ban al strikes for orRaniza-
tional u iurIsdiclonAl issues. and
outlaw all strikes that have not
been called by 8 majority OF the
workers through a secret ballot
supervised by the Government The
bll would also require labor unions
% register with the Federal and
State Governments the nAmes Of
officials and number OF members
and the amount OF dues and fees
charged. empower the chairman OF
the National Defense Mediation
Board % order q g0-day cooling off
period. and deprive any union OF
Us benefits under the Wagner Act
Il knowingly or neglNentlys II
allowed a Communist. 8 member Of
the German-AmeTican Bund or a
convicted Of 8 felony to hold
union office
Chairman Wayne Morse Of the
Presidents special fact finding
board announced settlement OF the
wage dispute between railway man
aRement and labor which had
threatened a nationwide railroad
strike December Z The agreement.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12

Sales q Defense Savings Stamps for October reach
& : telal q esezseszA. establishing ne highest
mouthly total since ne Stamps Nxfe placed o. a1e
hzt Aaz /. the Treasury Department has announced
h figure. compared xith ne s4s7eoo worth o.
Defenss Stamps aole n 5epse.ber. ssaEs An increase
q ies per cent Il marks L. fourth straight mouth
thst he sale q stamps has rtsen-
Hearz fT Defense Bond sala lor octoosT. which
wsse aunCuaczd - ghe Treasury hsl seek also Jump
- Sharply 0ser September figures xlth Al ineFsass
q ies pzr eenf.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12

Ihe third eaition q LuNRKR LITERATURE .
.eataios q al publication zyallAble laroush ne Pei
Grated Associations 4 lumbef manufacturers whieh
compose ths National Lumber Manufactures ASsoclz-
uan. Is ready for d1stribufion-
ms - inch eatalog illustrates. deseraes Or ns1s
Ger 20 different books. booklets and folders aboa,
lumber covering topics sueh zz-nghf and heavy oon-
~slfuell0as boen easkel. export information. fences
forestry. farnilure. grading rites. motor courts pat
-efn making. Eeads -prepared adssrtzzine. species data.
trailer construction Yeneefs and zo5d handlczaft
copss q Laanb9 Literature can BE detained r.
q charge iron ne Estioaal Lumber Ataaafactarsrs
Association ~ connsetcat Avenue. Washington
y c.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
OCEAN SPRINGS
NEWS

IRE L p Mesrisrs ~ev @
10 have their son. Lieutenant Louis
M@tsnr. receive ar unexpected fur
losarh before departing for aesttn-
alter unknown He drove home
FROM California with two other
flyers reached home last Wednes-
dsy and remained here untA De-
cenbRr Bth
Harold ulsnx spen, a fex Gays
hrare isst week from TIE { s Navy
Harold tells Us he Is o IN the
Radio Corps and IS soon as ne
returns 20 Norfolk vii enter the
Radso school for nine months.
%
Last Saturday Herbert Kolb went
70 New Orleans with Harold sum
mserx Of PascArouIa to spend ue
weekend While IN the cify Herbert
became engaged 20 Miss Stephanie
Pitcher. the marriage 70 take place
after CHRISTMAS
Marshal r c Miller attended
court IN Nex Orleans. Thursday.
relative 70 q stolen automobile he
recovered Saturday night.
.
Miss MARY OKeefe Mrs L } 3
MeSfier and Enid Messier m0tored
to New Orleans. Sunday
o
T. Dorroh spent last weekend in
Ocean Springs with hts family. who
accompanied INN 20 Knoxville
Tenn. Tuesday. where they Will
make their home
JOY Smith of Pensacola, Florida.
was the weekend guest OF Estelle
Gay.
Major and Mrs Z C. Apologize
Of Baton Rouge. were weekend
visitors 10 Mrs A~pplegate's parents
Mrs L NJ Mcclure and Mrs. L
A. Lundv were visitors Sunday to
New Orleans.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
Pascagoula Business
Club Elects Officers

pat HeideibeFK employees q ire
rSsila National Sank wax e
vaEec = the presidency OF the pas-
czau0lA Business Cluh held Tues
dAy nashf g tz ~eeE He has heen
- - WcegreEd1eut ter tt&
pasl SIX manfhs ard sacceeds James
Blackwell wense term d ofKsce en-
p4ge on January /
Cher Officers electea werp Aarun
Befnd yce-pre&dent. and Pete No
Leod serrefary-treasaTer
TIE Business Ciab members uanx-
ed 8 resolution e be forwarded l.
afe M.&eSlpp state Legislature
walen IL meets Ia jackson. nexf
month recommending that aysne
means he provided for The cun-
structt7n q = suitable f0oehan
stadium l2 Jackson OF some otller
centrally located city. where the
states larger colleges ma paay
their football games IA the future
Neither o. the larger institutions
Ole Miss or Mississippi state CO.
lege have large enough staoiums 70
aocusno1ste t1e crowds who woula
IKE 70 attend their more important
anne Consequently the majority o.
the games with the larger universi-
tics are played out Of the state.
The members OF the club voted
- attend the Civilian Defense
meeting. TO De held next TT1nrsdaF.
December II 81 the PaScaeuula Hleh
school auditorium A special meet
iag OF the club viii be called for
this occasion.
Director May Of the Pzscagnola
q s Q vas a speaker at the meet
ina and told OF the program he
proposes 70 carry out here and also
spoke Of the additions to be made
to the Pascagoala Community
House.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12

-FREEDoM or THE PRESS 49, net Tsvs
. ks~xpzpw ths right u pablizh Scandals
attaek innocent tndfxtauals cz baztnens firzns
Nssthss asss III 90 RERcn give shs
lndistanaI ths rlght - be-Emezr ths reputatisn
81 outstanding eltzens. attAek the ssHuunisya
lsaAiaG Installations usr START Whispering eaas-
pAt3ns Ger the ssls rsassn 81 dtsturbtns the
pakass psae@ Te vsstate TIE above rights and
prfsfiswss a 60 snaAnErr the raght. and happt-
ae@s 81 al
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12

Sheep breeding on a grand
scale is TO be carried out in the
Chinese northwestern provinces.
Imported sheep viii be crossed with
local stock.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12

We are authorized 10 announce
JOHN e. NELSON. gR

IS a candidate for the offiea ~
Justice Of tie Peace for Dis,rtrf
Three Of Jackson County. 10 m ar
ne AneNp1reo term o. the late
LYMAN Il Denny. subject 10 the
action o. TIE qualified electors 81
uae District 81 al election ia b
aela On wednesday January 2
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12

Prank Schmidt left Monday for
Sarasota. Florida. for a visit to hts
sister. Mrs. Vincent Beyer and fasni-
h.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12

effective Until tfe end o. 1sA IN
erased ssse wages of sc &c epErat-
ina employees hg TE eerts 4 Gay enc
tae waxm % esBn nonAop@1ttn6
personnel b. 70 cents ~ hoag
sahxonarartinx and Sman BassHS=
ne House created : szeiAi seTen
mar e~nuGrni,fee q Representative
ie a~eferunlrle 4 rs nf potentian-
fse~ % small business e. handle O.
fsfsu havn ngib aeVeaopee a. ace-
uaaie ~afsentsen has been stgsn the
ussas q small business enEzgeo ~
non-defesse pork 81 small bgzi-
ness is being fairly treated 81 aElo-
natlan q nMeziais
Director Odlum Of the oPM Con-
tract Distribution D8sision Speaking
h Reu York said 20 ger cent O.
e s u-zaBuiaetrluE establishments
erupsoy - people or less He said
thsze I5110e small plants are uS
hardest q flnd ue most difficult
70 cunneef 20 defense work and
flle fsarccNt 70 connect back later %
- - E@HAAHH+r
Materials and Pr1estfies
Tlae OFsAE asked retailers ard the
FenerRi public 70 make 9 special
effort 80 ecannmizx IN the use Of
git buxes tissue and wrapping
paper and similar materials during
the Christmas season OPM issued
ar order cuTtaliing production o.
household mechanical re~freerasors
during January and February from
20 70 s. PER cent depending on the
sEzs Of lae company OpM also stss-
peuased Tor 50 DAYS It's order restrict
ing the use OF lead and tin foH in
pickagiug cigarettes. chewing Elfn.
and similar items. and extended
blanket pri0rities to institutes for
he blind.
Initiation Centred
, TIE House passed and sent to the
Senate q Dill establishing q Price
Control Administration under the
direction Of q Price Administrator
and q five-nlan Board OF Review
authorized % modify or set aside
ans price order Of the Administrator
The ball would empower the Price
Administrator 70 impose price cell
ingS OF all commodities and on
rents Ia defense areas. II would
place 8 floor under fishery comm0d-
ity prices 80 that price ceilings
could not be below the 1871 average
or the average cost Of production.
II would also provide no ceiling
snail be established for agricultural
products bel0w tl( ITO percent OF
parity: ca the price prevailing on
October l. so or the average price
during the period Of July /. 1919. 10
June 80, 1923 The bill provides for
enforcement Of the Act through the
courts by fines Of not more than
5000 and Imprisonment for nor
more than WI years.
Prices
The Department of Agriculture
issued q statement that farmers are
bringing 70 a close their best year
since 1928, with production. prices
and incomes at high levels The De-
paTtment said its index OF farm
prices and incomes was al high levels
The Department said It's index OF
farm prices stands at I35 per cent
the August, i90e-July. 1871 aver
age-or DC points above a year ago.
The Department Of Labor announc-
ed its index OF wholesale prices
reached an Ii-year peak and stood
at s23 of the 1926 level
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
We are authorized 70 announces
MISS KATE DENNY

MISS KATE DENNY
a. a candidate for uhe Office al
Justice q the Peace for Ds,vsrf
Ihree % jackson County. 70 ~ osss
We une1piFec tenn Of the iass
Lyman r Denny sabiest "a a.
seton O tie qualified electors 81
ne District af an election "a h
bed % "wednesday Janaarx ? 10
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
We are authorized e announces
p l. Mcleod

as 3 candidate fer he ofnee -
Justice q the Paaa for D,ss~s~-
1afE o. jackson County 70 IN CIT
Aae unezpHee term q lie -
LYMAN x Denny. saebeaf D. -
ae3on q lhe qualified els-so-z -
re District a. a. election - -
nele 90 "Wednesday January r -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
OUR GIFT BUYING WILL BE
EASY THIS CHRISTMAS

When family Budgets are geared to allow for Christmas Club Member
ships, there's plenty Of cash on hand for gift shopping without any tight
pulling OF purse strings This Year, We win send out about S38s0000
Christmas Club Checks TO people of this vicinity who have found mem
0ershlp the easiest way to guarantee ample cash for their holiday spand-
ing needs It's something to think about right now for next wears benefit
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
Ne are authorizes 70 Announce
y. Z hill WRSFFHT

- HENiTaII
g. a candidate Tor he go -
justice q he Peace Ter D4zs-se<
Three q jackson County - - -.
" anexplHee term d ne lafe
Lyman = Denng sah5ecf 70 -
acton 9 ne qualified e~lesto-s -
ns District e 81 election b -
he'd On "Wednesday. January :
lez1 :
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12

uspssiis Gsazanleed ThEesxh INSURANCE A Prosided
sy tafted states GasernmeaE Certificate Ne. 50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04

Places to go? Youll have a
"standont-from-th e-crowd" air at
gala occasions in this bewitching
new Anne Adams frock, Pattern
1881. Its simplicity spells good taste
and distinction; its novelty details
spell youth. Just see the unusually
attractive lines of this frock! The
bodice panels are very soft and
gathered below the curved yokes,
the high waist scanning is gayly
scalloped. The slim princess lines
of the back are easy to stitch up.
Let a belt buckle in back or tie in
front or have a sash of gay ribbon.
Both short and tucked three-quar-
ter sleeves are included In this
graceful style. Aren't the panels
attractive made In lowered print,
with the rest OF the frock in solid
color?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
The motion picture kitty
FOyle," an RkO production,
will open at the Music Box
theater Feb. II.

girl To make note OF that. ltll be
a weekend Id like to take part in.
So it gives me p bounce when
see that kid. little Nanny SLIDER
man. He has brown curly toes and
fists and sort of copper lights in
the fuzz on the back OF his neck
I like to know II he gets good
nap and r trip TO Rockaway once
and a while. gave Mrs. SHERMAN
a clipping about what beaches are
sub-standard on bacteria. He's my
secret candidate for the Future.
That's . thing a woman thinks
about. NV baby could have been
going strong in 1000; at least he
wouldn't be TO yet. and with all
those wonderful genes-Jesusgod
every woman has a right to have
some candidates for the Future.
With all the physiology nuisance
she goes through shes bound to
guess what she's here for. She gets
tired being told Birth Control is
the solution for everything. She's
got a right TO q baby II she needs
one. same rs n mans got a right
TO pay income tax.
or course you've got to be care
ful how you talk about these
things 10 men. they're easily
shocked. Everybody thinks it's
fine for her or him to know facts
but he better protect someone else
from knowing them.
Mark. being As he's Jewish in
tsllectusl. takes things different
from me. He's crazy shout books.
even got me started reading after
some OF his fsvorites but l watch
myself not TO get carried away.
1 can find out about things without
having It In print. Poetry though,
that's something else again.
There's something there II I had
time to figure out the language
II says things the way YOU feel
them. II I could have maybe q
week NJ Pocono. sunshine and
swimming and a blanket in front
Of the fire and Wyn 10 read some
to me I'd know what II was about
even IL he didn't. poor darling.
could even tell him some OF 1t. He
was so adorably simple. like when
he thought girdles always had TO
be pink.
It's NO use asking Mark 10 read
to you. he's too eager 10 get 10
the end.
Is il all right 10 be thinking
these things 10 myself. maybe the
last time- There's q moon over
the river as big and shiny as 8 gold
watch. its 20 beautiful maybe 1t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
CHRISTOPHER MORLEY
CHAPTER XIII

When ] go over to Amsterdam
to do my marketing there's a little
tobacco and newsdealer. they've
got a youngster about three years
old, cunning boy in a sunsuit
plays on the pavement. He's got
that lovely golden skin and United
Cigarstore eyes, the Jewish hasn't
come out on his features yet but
you can see II there ready for
when it'll be needed. It's fun to
think about things without taking
sides and l always say to myself
That kids my candidate for the
year 1000. II he keeps away
from Hitler that is. But it starts
me thinking. won't never see the
year 1000; Id be SO, which is too
much of a strain on imagination
but that kid will most likely, and
there's lots of them being born
right along who'll write January /,
1000 on an Account Rendered,
That date will be Saturday too,
| noticed on one of those Perpetual
Calendars. Trust white collar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04

Dear Betty: First Of MI. plan
10 get af least eight or nine
hours sleep the night before
your appointment with the pho
tographcr. Wash your face
carefully before you go. take
makeup with you and plan 10
arrive ut the studio short while
before your appointment.
Once there. you might remove
ali your street makeup win
cleansing cream and then gen
erously pat on a finishing cream
or son,e kind of slightly Oily
foundation preparation that VIII
give your skin smooth. du'i,
mat foundation and which VIII
conceal any minor b,cmish and
make less conspicuous any tiny
line~ Won might have.
DO not powder over this f"un-
dation and do not use rouge.
Apply iipsticl, however, and va"
might use a little eve mascara
and line your eyebrows. Eye
shadow Ia not necessary unless
you have bulging eyes.
Your hair should he set a day
or two before your appointment
rather than Immediately before.
Brilliantine applied at the last
minute, will create nice high
lights.
A. for the dress You will wear,
choose white or black or n dark
color that win look like black.
Dear Miss Grey: Do you Know
Of a high school girl who would
like a nice place to stay? would
like TO have one come and live with
me at my home in Auburn.
MRS. l.. T.
Dear Mrs. l.. T.: At the pres
ent time. I do not know Of any
high school girls In need Of
home. However, ] will keep your
name and address and let you
know as soon ~ ! hear of one.
Dear Miss Grey; ] would like 70
find someone who has a young
cocker spaniel or an Irish setter
that they would like to find a
home for. We live out of town ano
could give such a dog a good home
n. A. II.
Dear H. A. H.: II I hear Of
anyone who II looking for a good
home for their dog l will drop
you q card.
Dear Miss Grey: Do you know
Of recipe for apples stuffed with
figs. ] used to have such a recipe
but have mislaid 1t. would APP
preciate it very much II you would
print one for me. ! believe the
recipe also called for blanched
almonds. HOUSEWIFE.
Dear Housewife: This recipe
calls for both figs and almonds:
FIG STUFFED APPLES
cup finely sliced or ground
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
HaidresSerS Find New "CIOy That Was Greece
GOOD TASTE
TODAY
Business Woman should Re Able
To Pay Her own Lunch Check
without Embarrassing a Man
Nv EMILY PoST

without Embarrassing a Man
The red is likely q creep into
the face Of every self-respectlng
American man who is put in the
position Of being paid FOR BY
woman anywhere and al any time.
But there are many circumstances,
in modern business life especially,
which require practical ADJUST
ment Lunch checks IN restau-
rants patronized regularly by husi-
ness men and women both. should
be set apart from restaurants
luptownl where it is taken for
granted that each woman is the
guest OF the man she is with.
So let me make Il clear that in
a business situation. where every
one can see man sit down and
order his lunch at the table OF
woman who has already ordered
her lunch, she ought 10 be able
10 pay for her own lunch without
causing the red to creep up in
front of the embarrassed mans
ears. In a letter just received. a
situation is described that has no
excuse at all for embarrassment.
The letter SAYS.
Sometimes man know
comes into the restaurant where
l usually lunch. and when I'm
alone invite him to join me. In
other words, while this man has
not invited me TO lunch with him,
he is the man with whom I some
times go out at other times. When
we leave-whlch is usually at the
same time-I pick up my own
check with the intention Of paw
ing the cashier on the way out.
This 10 me seems the only fair
thing TO do. But every time /
pick up the check it seems to en-
barrass him terribly and he insists
upon taking 1t. Sometimes-if |
have half finished my lunch when
he sits down. do leave ahead OF
him, and in that case, all well and
good. But it doesn't always work
out that way. l am wondering
what woman is supposed to do
under such circumstances.
AS l said above, the only reason
why "a situation" could be created
in this type of restaurant where
people pay the cashier at the door
is that your own manner lacks
impersonality. In some way you
continue to be the lady he takes
out to dinner, and not the BUSH
ness woman who happens to lunch
where he does. It is quite extraor-
binary what an effect an atti-
tude of mind can have. Or of
course there may be other rea-
sons why he insists upon paying
your check. The only suggestion
can make is to tell him that
even though you know he WANTS
to pay your check, you'd feel much
better about inviting him to join
you If he didn't.