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

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03
NAVY OFFERS MEN
RARE OPPORTUNITY
FOR ADVANCEMENT
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03
MORE SELECTEES
CAMP SHELBY
NEXT WEDNESDAY,
FErwa 81 July Registrars Cahea
Frsm IAekSsas Ceunty fnelnaed
In CuattngnnL

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arassees Ter seiect&es sersacs ~ Use
Z 8 Army 70 BE sent from Jackaon
County xznce tie sn~4ugurAtaon @
ne present ErA4ntnE program I'll
beavN RascARoaia nexx WEDNESDAY.
octooex q fw Camp Shelby far Ia
durtou There are % men IN the
group.
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mace ID u men wno registered u
the Jaly rc91frAttnn ard fzcluce
those taken from AZ parts c. TIE
county. These JOIN Een have
become a years q 2@e since TIE
first r~exixsr1toc conducted . rear
40.
Inere also i one volunteer n uS
xroup Re Is Joseph Malcolm Cox-
xea as Ocean Springs vno vii be
transferred 70 the local board n
Rrewtun. Ala
IRIS Croup o. me VIII begin q
years service with the q s. Axry
under the 6 regulations which
require = LANCER persod Of EatElnK
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% have served M year.
oeean Springs leads TIE LIST II
the number q men being furnish
&C % This call having :. Pzsca-
roula Is second x1th :. and Kreo1f
Is next x11h Z
Those VINO are beng sent n this
cal and are from the first LIST q
regixtratlnns are - follows. John
Williams. Murray Leo Seymour
RnEsel David Hoiden. James Ed
rsnFe Eacrek1n and Howard Sonez
Eari DAVIS o. Ocean Springs. Den
SKI Ear GzziEy, william Edward
E0undz Everett LAursace Beau
champ. Marvin Iris wEIl4naS Prank
Iuaeun Steele. Pasca9ouLa. EoE Cal
huuz Garter. ard jam Cz<kiz E1tter-
ffel1 Krsole: Henry Toney C2nette,
Biloxi. John Thomas Mccormick
Orange Grove. Alien EuEene Gil
Escatawpa. Charles James johnson
wade. Samuel Edward Nelson- "a
cztzw14. Glenn D YGun- Mos
Poant. and Paul Lee Todd. q trans
fer from the local board. Isabella
County. Mt Pheasant Mich.
Pron the july registration roll
those selected were William Nor.
Enan Pitrrnan. Leonard James Hi
IT. PzscazouiA, Rufus Jackson. A
. T1liey. Kreoles Thomas Marcel
HywlRnd. Esrcy Joseph Vincent
Ocean Springs. Harold Clz1ds
OTe-rou- v~a1ciesve. Warkz la.
verne Walsnan. and Charles jane
johnson WADE. Dayton 6Emuonl
Pickett Moss Point; Eeio jack
Koeke8o. Pecan: Roy J. 6cusiey
Ocean Spring.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03
PETITIONS CIRCULATED
ASKING FOR ELECTION
On $4,000 BOND ISSUE

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03
WELDERS RESUME WORK
AT INGALLS, YARD AFTER
MEETINGS ADJOURN
Agreement Reached. Athough Officials Refuse To Comment
On Grievances Or Terms OF
Settlement.

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dsy n4Kht anxsaf II ~ ccNek
AIthaasA neltaaer officials q the
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L w4sh which the wrsderS and
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MAKE a statement FOR thu presS Il
waz rusaorpc shAs the wcrkrsen teft
their pests b1ca1se al czSEatt1Ae-
s81n oswr the type az ueaclng tres
were 10 enapaoy n weSdlng the huh
plates a The shsn o under con-
9rxxtton
Several hundred woEkeTs wsrs
involved kn the strike including the
wesderx tAckerx and bc1eFmAkgr2
For q urne tire absence Ct ness
men threatened 70 tie W acttvsties
a. tire yards - most Of ths suas-
xtrxzcnon hinges On as1 work
Officials of ne ingalls, Shfpynrc
reported early yesterday afternoon
after q mertang q The Weiders was
held n their quarters On Deimas
axenae. a1st the EHkmen were
back Al wuxk.
Waller S Lowry. r. baStneS
agent far the BudlcrmAkers Union
announced that tire wel6ers had
ad1carned their meeting ~ Ais
O'Clock Another meeting vas schsd-
uled for AS this morning for the
night shift Of workers
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03

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aseeezseA & "a declared - ofti-
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attracted w1de ettsntiz Nth large
atrendzncss FU East JacksE
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HEfsey mcnoo THURSDAY. and IN
wss& Saekson County ne far uaa
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03
MAIL DELIVERY STARTS
N MARITIME HOUSING
PROJECT THURSDAY
Plans Being Made TO Increase Mai Delivery Service To Two
DELIVERIES
Daily.

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03
Legion AUXILIARY
IkSTALLS NEW
OFFICERS TUESDAY

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


Because q TIE prominence Of the
family a. weu - the wa6E popa-
l2rtEy u Ar ard I'm Aruazdo Dzytd
Szucler the celebration q their
Eolcen wedding anniversary 6epsem-
Der - Nzs Al event Of more than
passing Interest Ia PzscaeDula ard
he entire county.
Pr although the Gaucier family
originally came from Neu Orleans
thk nane Is eel known aknw tie
Azszzzigp8 coast - LII Saucer Ezs
born IL Pass Christian. and later
made hA home II G2utler. until
Ms co<ulng = PAaSage44a while
e1& q yo.1ug mar He followed
Ms ealing u snip-eATpeuEer uzka
Ia xeuzeme1i several year. 40
Although Nr. Saucer has attained
TIE npe aee q = yeAr1 he al Is
pong - Iookz - Heu IS Il MS
0uz1ooz co LIE.
Praw 70 hT marriage. Nh Gaa-
Ger wzz Mzry Louise Crelner. an1
stems 1reD 10 q TIE Oldest fnxni-
La ~ ne Mlakzpa e1a41 Grant
- re maternal klce. Kneb4 a ne
HNxn&1 AzE Saucer AS burn nof
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03

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the abuninahle spirit Of persecu-
ton than does the prosecuted upon
whom cFuel s4fferlngs are infected
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-03

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JACKSON COUNTY FAIRS
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AT VANCLEAVE, HURLEY
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For Those Responsible
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P~ascagOula Couple
Observes Golden
Nuptial Ceremony

A1r. and Gu- A D.. sAurter CxIe-
hrate Nes4hae Event IN Presence
q ChEi6reE Grandchildren Kriends
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven Of these
test questions Turn to the
Womsns page for the answers.
l. Name the record book in
which the proceedings on board
a ship are recorded daily.
2. An electric motor will not
operate N vacuum; true or
false
3. The moon sometimes is Wis
ible from the earth's poles; true
or false
4. The capital Of Australia is
Brisbane. Canberra or Sydney
s. Does = penny contain more
copper than a nickel?
s. Are he stars OF the uni
verse numbered In the thou
sands, millions. or billions.
I. When you order a dinner in
= restaurant. item by item, are
you ordering "a Ia carte or
table d'hote ?"
$. What is the missing word
In the following phrase: Snug
as - in a rug ,"
9. The dominion OF Canada is
larger in area than continental
United States; true or false.
10. Is il love OF money. pride
or women that the Bible says
is the root Of all eull
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
HOROSCOPE
SATURDAY. AUGUST 2s

This is not an important day
in planetary direction. but Mer-
curry in benefic aspect dominates
IL. There is an omen of war
news that causes perplexity as
well as anxiety.
Heart and Home: Women are
under fairy good planetary di-
rection today which is eneourag-
ing to plans for business or pro-
fessional work. There is q
promising sign for contracts,
leases and legal papers. Fame
for public spirited women is
forecast. Leaders in political
and other public movements of
the past will reach the close of
noted careers. The stars which
are read as presaging the death
of many who represent an age
that is ending with the second
World war, promise power for
s0AAiS men Niiu Nothti.
Business Affairs: Agriculture
lists will enjoy unusual profits
at this tire when food becomes
each day more needed among
starving peoples. The United
States will prosper. despite vast
expenditures due To war. and
will have an autumn of marvel
Gus activity in trade and COM
merce. Government dietation
will affect many corporations
which will gain large profits de-
spite restrictions. Small con-
Germs will be absorbed as the
tendency will be toward giant
industries.
National Issues: Economy and
sacrifice will be preached by
civic leaders who foresee amaz-
ing developments in financial
matters affecting the United
States. Banks and bankers will
assume heavy burdens Gener-
Gus buying Of government bonds
will add millions To the United
States war fund.
Persons whose birthdate Il is
have the augury OF year OF
average good fortune, but eau
ton in business is enJoined.
Changes and new ventures
should be svoided.
Children born on this day
probably viii have changing ex-
periencex of widest contrast
They should use their talents
with Underwriting industry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23


The route map Pan American
has drawn, but not made pub
lie, provides for refueling stops
at our defense bases in the Car
ibbean. From there the ships
would be flown To Natal and
Pernambuco in Brazil. and then
across the South Atlantic to
Freetown, in British Sierra
Leone. and Bathurst, in British
Gambia. Thence passenger car
riers would continue on to Lis
bon. The u. s. war planes would
be flown by pilots recruited by
Pan American plus what few
could be spared from the regular
personnel. The accompanying
commercial airliners would be
owned and operated by Pan
American.
One of the most troublesome
factors in this country's at
tempts to combat Axis penetra-
ton of the South American re-
public has been the Italian trans
atlantic air line. l.. A. 7. l..
which has a landing permit from
the Brazilian government. WASH
ington has suggested from time
10 time that this he cancelled.
The BrazilianS have taken the
position that any and all coun-
tries are welcome 10 Use their
seaports for air line anchorages.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Stories in
Stamps
Turkey StroddIes Rood
To Rich Oil Reserves

TURKEY sits on the fence in
World War II torn between
pro-slly sentiments and pro-axis
realities. British defeats in Africa
and the Balkans and the many
victories OF the Nszi legions have
rendered Turkey a pawn in the
game Of power politics.
The Turkish predicament is due
TO the fact that the country strad-
dies an intended German right-of-
way to the oil fields of Irsq and
Iran. II is estimated Germany
needs 1000 900 and Italy 1000 900
tons Of oil annually 10 run axis
war machines. The rich Mosul oil
fields OF lrsq alone produce half
that much.
When World War II broke out
Turkey vehemently stated her in
tention 10 protect her borders with
"a million bayonets" against all
sggressors. That talk was replaced
By an uneasy silence as Hitler's
biitzkrieg swept through Europe.
Optimistic figures list Turkish
army strength at .0o0. 900. with a
potential reserve OF 1000 600. Ae-
tuslly that figure might well be
hslved. Included in the reserve
are such units as the Scout Bug
lerS. which the government hon
ored philstelicslly in 1888 IN IN.
stamp above. whose military value
n slight