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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-05
Marriage Intentions

The following marriage inten- tiOns have been filed at the office of Town Clerk Mary c. KiImar- tin:
 Edward Lester Stuart, 1858 WaterviIIe street to Frances Bar bara Gunterman, 6 Huntington Place.
 Joseph Francis Pascale, New Haven, to Mary Sharog, West Ha- ven.
 GinO BartOlucci, 2l4 Washing ton street to Rose Grassi, ~ SyI- van avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-05

Reports covering le4O show that 27 ,300,000 passenger ears registered in the United States marked Vip a record of s5.000.Oo0 times when the garageman had to come to the res- cue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-05

John Wayne's real name ls Ma. Fion Michael Morrison.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
rAETsL nora An crlAETTY

Nuw. s. qressas1y never hefaee a. TIE h@s1vy 90
sns ungsnG states there b sTeAaes neeG e NE alr~
vlrsua4 fassa. ho7n sne ef&fssy Tsrre b mrcA 70
ta4s. uaFt : rrpas ozalroveFg, assre l. eAaiuaa0a-
menl Therx av se aAas urss rspays& % nEshsF
ezaafase faankAaw Americans ard c0nsoan1 unoH Nno
g no tank
Taeu n4axf b fAlA - nakt fT seAss = security
n 1hr s@art Il na agx Tgerx nass be hog@ q .
nraehfzs aay. d Hft vuaG b. n1 wush nyirG
Charity sssst snna16 he. u b TeT cltftcan 70 1szR
q aweresNoss wstE charity.
Tne hearf-rsuasng nsae ooak "Mf sastsr ane
: a asar us IRA vxn De- Haaas 3 Dss1n hS refugee
Il anlg swtlss yearx Il strength ard fkstA anc haps o.
ths present CARS TNe YpzaG bcz anc hH nfsG HFee
tlsrussh Iht 1sze-eay oStakrasa q Holland Hk EsD
= aAav acgoaas a. NE norrahss u.snzx Ehat happenea
20 ha puopas and hAs lAnc esaAxe1 b TIE 6eAGh 81
ha nasfan Through u e. snaae cxpeetanrv e. .
nazhsw cay EreH ix psusarass q nk brave uznle
peter Cd nos make hlm ha1e M Germans TneFs
ia. ualy arnazsnnaa tsAs ne Germans so1l1 O. %
HoaAH1 What ttry dA
II w0r nuaana EiAnnSanunannt and misery mnc lArE
q fAiil r. adu.a. 81 nseAgs ee hFeAking up q ths
1asles uaols lae Manly Dark uAx trAnspaAnted e
AnassapA. nsf he hele ca 70 hh hope t@ ha coantxy
and has faith r. Gee te ouesas and MS Aoyec ors@
He Was beuslazsed bas he Cd not in@ TIE apadinT
tnsnga
No one cNn neaa TIE Appealing nftae stnry without
renewed faith auc h<sief IN the survival q thing thai
AbA8e Innocent imErrssosaaoss ORA Is onH oe q
Eaounancs bal ha diary hM strengthened sAith and
hnvz and caused aaults &c strive fw c~hArag-Eestoz
Progress
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
MERIDIAN rAUsEs TO PRAY


Ever day al naon a waiting siren nAlta Al Se-
t4vsaAaf n Meridian. > cts q ssooo iahAhltana&. ~
eatanens u Al faiths pray far peane. Al business
eemaas fer q short time. cDaz4 trials arr held u. pub
le wurk Is suspended and TIE cts engages IN prayer
perhaps TIE LASS an1 onls hope for this stricken
world
Mayer Clint vinaon who proclaimed tas prayer
fer4oa aaie he mac rroeipad letter1 and 0ther com
nunloasiuns from a. par1x 81 the country indicating
thai zaen and xurnez eisTxhere are praying fx peace
4 have alrngE saac my prayer sarlier IN the day
for my boz IL the traintnE camp but am changing
3 10 the no0n hour wrote 3 Chicago m0ther whose
nan Is II Camp Lee Va
God bless you Tor TIA noble SCI &C calling % tbs
people sg peaoe. sac 3 communication from ; St
Lcuis clergyman = intend 70 make = personal appeal
pe the mayor q S. leaz 70 follow yoGr example
we EAnt peAce 70 eoEae 70 the world bt not
tavo4gh Eppeasement Msso~ vfnsan asserted -Tne
offenders musa be crushed ! b fer thH peace thai ws
pray
Tae idea originated several weeks $50 WITH the
81-naeuzhes Meridian Pilot cub. composed Of business
uarnen q a. iaitha They brought Il &c Mayer vn-
son- Kno promptly issued ~ 0ffieaai appeal for fellow
loRnsnen % oaserse TIE naan dsy prayers whatever
they may be Gang.
Evesy n0an since tnsn. DRyls Smith. fireman Ct
the eaa water works plant mas soanoe1 . sarln nren
stop ne plans and Meridizn paasss
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
moorR THAN TIM PANAMA CANAL

Tn wur16 marvelea n Tar magnisuds ot the
operation O. building ths Panama Canal Vel OK
AR nhaz q cost American industry has been given
ths task AZ constructing fve PANAMA cGrah a moath
for as lnosfinie peftpa Asead. Later Il l. LIKES g be
Hnvrn r esgnt o. ten. COMPRESSED within twelve
months. anaasg7 Ill be ASKED % tarn ont 1eiense
equipment ~ planes. tanks. ships guns. Asnfnurition-
equivalent 70 6fxts o. Hcreufx Panama CanAh
Oar defense production Is not II a mess TaeEs
il practically no cRase fN dsieaitsn On tne subject
unques1aonAhlY things could be better. but Ne have
gene ~ n = ye4ra trse-naach farther, for instance
fsan II the initial wear q our isI7-IE production
effora
sDezpaie ccnsazlan and waste notion America Is
Arhaer1uT annsher miracle q the industrial arr II
i j~asfify4nR Is regatatsou fer mechanical genius and
efficiency. Before tits sansnez Is over ne snail be N
zaass procaefaan Of aetsnst equipment with the rate
q eatpai raslnE steadily arc steenly through mex fab
and winter
T9as muAlogy WITH the buiidiCg o. the Panama
Canal = ar APT ose AmsracA. and AMERICAS indus
trAes. are USED 70 bg 1abs-ones tsat challenges the
snAglnztiun When there Is added TIE opportunity
C make tMa c~azatrg q ours secure Il arr sEneresncg.
& Is snail uuaaes laat our Industries have responded
OF a scale inaf alreaay makes such huge comparisons
necessary.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

kuaxrsr2na are white bread eaeeF1 Tnss aeFoHs
wazste 1nuz ard are apt e turn = daint1resae1 eye
cu esoNzL = nay ae 0e t&sae AID Il nAy De fE
aau. whAaeyeg le rehSaa. laey specify wAitN uoSt
u the t1nat u4aeE taey b1 = aeas n tns grscs7 stcze
CT usuer mock &AnapsGEns SanelaxR age Lf milling
ard n4kAnx sndnSssax ardart0nk 3 nAtsauEade oas1-
pAxn 1eague1 " anzrr&s xh0e waeAs bread oan-
sznpsaoa nas sac q tah usudnes nsves sxoenosc
FEu pz csut q ths tcsA
1nsz us nsdlaA- sT4herusg entered ns paetare
= xAa knozn Ia4s nzAlnuzr1lrz &ac cles deficiency
exAEse1 even y wAlrto-oo haaea uan Handsomely
sss xny. Tasz discovery an0unaea 70 LIS; nauy
p41Atz1ak tooax are sadly ue1acasns Il tanse FiiaEzins
uhazA ara essential . robust hsAlth. And whsx hreac
wa as q s1eza Ii te propssS G reftalsE- tne flaas
Ao< u4Ar1 q ia health attributes There wA4 fr
Ezza4nne. q oefrzsucS a lnaauin- wnach leadz % i'm
pz1uEnt q ake nervous. digestive aun cIrralapEg
EysSena2 zaae x@z aeAcan1 q nacctane aad which
5 e1azax rslAae1 &c p<42agTA Tiaers wz : deiA1encF
q rlboslAxzn. w1icn nssalaz II a aa4aza1ag u growth.
aOsesanx a Vitality. premature aglu8. az1 nesTonA dis
unaerMA
&c Il Egsg VIII ue faez kzauza. t& Ansersnan
AzsdAaza AAsozsatAn1 wenf G. record " tk afiee4 t1at
L tae processinx O. teoa tae goal s102le ax 70 retain
the natural fau1 Ralae~zno iaG4 Z tk4a Il Eoi feazaxe
the pr0aazaco 1o0c GlzeEse b scientifically eurl1aec u
restore TN aasseS. = l. 70 lae rfeatt q zhe allliszx
An1 BAKERS thai tne1 1ocper4scd falg. 50 uaaax tnsg
are plannzx % give aae wsite hraa1 nnost q u ezsW
- m1zan. the szsAnzlza We neea- F@rIaernur-anc
Enh III BE- q particular 1naezes1 to TIE las q the
-nouss-zrartae1 lag and hrs4a a1En HaCia1ec II
pup<= ass6z. are 70 nafs fAs1z1laz than nnenFiehec
sAEaeaas
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Rnpaaynaeus n tht uuile1 STATES raae 70 sslSo-
aN auakerz On 1he EIzl Ct august a~n0oraang 70 the
National Industrial cuufeTeaps Baarn TnM Is e.
1gs01e nsare 1a4a Ter June. 1850. and 6aoo21o more
E4A1 Aa3 g1ae. In1N. average L@aess figure In Eaenn-
pA1ynzsax s4x 1a8e.0a T. Jay. MAry q these. no
soa5l EzEe Among the zzl1o0 meu toun1 &c b IN
n4znnak II netsn1E p1AaiN. aG1 lns 1n15o0 - s1mnsr
s~ura4&mn4l ncho1l cEienst Glasses They are ns1nE
E<nznha - me1aAurE1za1 eagineering Anc tool oezAgn
heaaa . uees q GauEaAEt 81 as19o3b aefn1-1kAied
M1<kezx expected watn1n "a ngaLnk ons RAY yarc
: training 2aea met = Gnapa411ln9 Ano expects soan
= noznAe te nuaahez.
hes workers n aefenss plants are also coning
frm nun-oetgnE plznn be1ng elosz1 through pm
ar1ues C kaortaEe Of materials ~ II Inc case a
zzs0n Gk woEkerx Il hs beea estimated that
~ErAoritlas tr oeierAe wowk wA cause 59N paA1ix and
czEDsAre a0se 1zan z00e99e w0rkezz UNFORTUNATELY
sauae q these workers. n4king sa1A uzaaEz ~ six
hosiery. o. nteaeuHArt frou aluminium. may nos ~
= heavier soak e defense 1A1u.
Eupl2gnent tm e~TeggtNcg IL lae United States
- 1885 hz basn foreeAEi y nR National ReHournel
Planning Board
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Wedding BeIiS-Behine the con
rrara % which Aluminium Company
o. America the ether Gay volun-
tarlq turned over 70 IVA the direc-
ton a Alenas huge h~ydroelectxc
pouU system r. the Tennessee valley
e more than q desire that the III
most power development Of the
alley be assured Tor national de-
Tense There Is also 8 record Of
s1-ae fave wears amicAble no0peTs-
aal between the TWO. which IN
aoahaedly prompted ! ". Wilson,
.fse enmpanyk mce-prcxident IN
charge o. operations, 70 state that
We nave been betnothed for some
wear and this constitutes the
marriage CONTRACT David z Lille
thai IVA wee-chatTman charae-
ter4zlug the agreement Is ~one Of
the mos important Developments II
LIE relations between government
RIa Business IL time. said that
the iztergauou alone would increase
productive capicify o. IVA by
20o9 Eluwaf& enough 70 make a.
o0e 600 pounds Of aluminium a year
undeY The contract. Alcoa turned
over without cash compensation the
famed Rorfana uArnEiiE. largest
remaining Undevelopec power site
IN the Eazt When the $4,000 600
Gam Is completed. the cnmpanyss
existing cams downstream viii re-
celyt certain benefits FontRna Is
expectec 70 produce 10000 kao-
waits
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
WHERE rHE FAEssEE STANDS

Pred s Sexnuef. ~prezaeni q me Darymens
League Cooperative Association q NeE xUk reeentC
mace iAE sase observation on the agricultural pr1ne
pxo5aens Prices mass now be fixed 10 give proper
ard realistic Feeagniaon 70 casts II vasw a increased
zsnmoaity prices increased cost q producing mik
ard higher uonxuuer PURCHASING power. 4 k n0w
necessary 70 establish souze p1et TeAatsouh.ps II Ire
interest a the preservation q agricultural asses
ard t. sappo~z ths national ere1E1 Etrscture@
TIE farmer lar mAklaF unreasonable demands.
According 70 affscal government reports ne pureaas-
ig poweT a factory Nogkerk Is neN 81 EeuoTc aeTelK
and te kncosnes u these workers hNse Increased much
more iran ne cost q nTag TIE fozseE, o. TIE
ether hand L eeitAne Aita more Tor wnzt be siS-
- RUS pas greatly increased wages 70 HI beg. and
uaa pr soaring naaes fx everything he buyK
Tna Et1aza1 ea1zH0s g &c .r long Z mrlllaas O.
farm families are Il y saved from disaster me
fzrmeg mur hare enc l. entitled e 5 return that vi
nee. ha abnarnal costs o. production
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

ms m a. . A 81 -
s4a for tn cacza IAiznSs il ssAsxh
m ssnnoo8 n baasn beg1rvea
buried there ~ an fssh cxatnx
nssss. vtzaes RAP i n paNuuntn
af exIs q h1s fr-=Asn aescensusx
Tw ixadfne yolez are paNyo6 b
sa8ney ToieF. she1lz Ryan Roher4
Wel6n sen yane ard Dor nax
lak
Nnes Jotn NE Is = soeaorsosf
erS~a scheduled sur WEDNESDAY
ard THURSDAY. August n ar.a n
u Is the story q q Sri newzgnpw
c1samnssL ahsSf 10 lose her M
who cnnnoctk 4 starr xnd eaan fsr-
tcsogSly backs * W 10 gain rsae
nss4e ard interest Ia her euaanan
rzToagh the ali q an nnfowturnge
vounE mar whom she has enassna
20 assist II carrying oa her scheme
Tie plot s mt1wuing The cast IN
claes Gary Cooper. SArArA stan
uYck Edward Arno3d jams g1en-
son and walter Brennan.
Friday INIT Augzut ~ ssurn-
pore Woman with Brenda Mar
aaaA David Bruce Virginia Fseao
ard jerome Cowan Is 3 arasaa u
the far East David Richie Dasss
Rrcel IS haunted b sne m-imck
which hounds him and Woke
Moore daughter OF a wealthy Tn
mSgnstA Everybody friendly wsth
Fackie meets with misfortune and
death Their lives go threuph :
series Of dramatic circumstance BE-
fore they are finally adjusted
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
t4&T%E4zRER
Theatre Neus :


Tqsx oeaIrn Wetks asAinG q
~tveszsa attractions a. thh e.
rvszsns hAs 4 aease1 leaning tef
- ussra asgsogs tspe & Ia
m4w stnrses WIN drama We-
srmfnsflrr however. tire program
Z asss az interest," ard SHOULD have
ar,reaa fa boa ousE arc n3d There
Is ulgnty 81 So & wholesome enter
tasumanl H. G1ase rseg1ro@
Taa.ast rrsaag. Augazt 2 IT
Vs. tor Voc i 3 comedy o. aae
ahessraral uarN Il winch q GeFeT
aramastcnl story Is woven there 1
= re-saan anaossnt Is patauS ~ the
esrv essvefl4 zerec p Eady kAlee
Qosen4ary Lane Anna Miller A.
len Jenkins agzc Joan EeTrA sup
ported b. S capable cG&
Ba-ser Nl0llante vI be shown
tomorrow n4ent Saturday. August
u wsfn Wgllam Bgsa Russell
Hsvdea ANDY Clvde and Niet1
gagy n ahe leading roles i Is ne
st5re q meleE Of SILVER CITY who
are robbed frequently oeSpste uae
Barde vihGiantes, because o. their
traitor leaam. who seeks control az
me MINES fof hlmaeN Tr1ckery Is
brought into plag &u6 cause the
theirs 20 expose themselves
aous OF ase Pos q meaocrama
wM b. presented sunday ara Mon
CAV August - and Is The plc5
deals Eith the fate o. q small
scale ehiseleF Who EFFORTS alleged
protection fees freEn two village
fishermen There Is ar appealing 70
nance and heEcte action. eutuinec
Ia tie Ssory. winch makes the pic
tire very interesting In the lead
Inc roles are lea Luplno. John Gar
field. Thomas Mitchell Eud Eddie
Albert
A Charlie Chan mystery VIII be
presented o. Tuesday night Augusi
q. under ne billing o. Dead Men
Tell Il Is 3 story q adventure as
wei a. mystery. a murder crops
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

LIS Is 8 school Ths wssIc i aestoeF prsoos uur
p1iisu1l8fz sW 3 palace Ct ease nG ~ znpa1-
aaeatsf fF RszaeE and E~peetaek4 hut e place. e II
srseaaa AZ 1szpans LIZ Il gwen fT noral and
spiritual training end TIE entire esnrse q te great
seaoG q lie i AL edueatA1 f< virtue. hApplnez
a1 faEzle q ezmeaee Tae pe-aodx g LIE are tz
terms a. human conditions "a forms IL human en-
pegueasa. - lessons Families &c tns pzlzATT c.
NrtnR1u q aau muzl edzaati0n. ne VARGAS circles
e NcefE 81 aaaanee1 Stages. ktngdoznA an6 repznn@
= unaHeraE1a RISES a6 POVERTY. Ezxstzea aac
2r0z Marriages aa1 faaesal ne LIS q lie
b0znd q hroEs1 IL aad fortunate e unleszre snc
painful an e. lessons Efenx Are not 1lladly ard
e~zHelesaT flung tegszaeFs PzeTidsazs Goes not hsngo
aae man sn6 screen anothes EnAn fran 1e ncv E1al
= ~ lessons = mas aeitha rieh ~favur1zz nar poox
FEzama oza event hzppenezE 70 * One ed &n1 aus
design caaoeru znc UHgt a. nen-AHbe1 pa.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
COMPLETE FREEDOM or Inn PRESS

Mlsasapp Progress Sheet = - naue q q
Eu-fnlx pzbleaaun azssec b lhe pateass q Maa4s-
app Eaaie Hospital q Whitfield - c A. spsok
lie superintendent e ths hospital Z announcing me
pacy q TIE pzD4aasa0n- says u par 81 ta1oNs
Iae Progress Eheet h 3 pubae9aaa g tz anc
b te pzbsnx and employees q 1e MAEsszlpp safe
Easp1l41 Actually I h aznoE entirely 3 patient
affair. Patients o. tie e1zsEng reporting pflatzng
z1G ~GatE1zszag Ael41e ts saasr1asnael1 nor
any mz1sz g TIE nealsza sat se@ ceu Or prprE
There 4 70 oeas2z1io. Il exs1paaa eanple< free
deFs q IL pres
EoE m&ng nssxpapeu and periodicals. car n<y
1aey hzTs -camplei< fres6am q ux prsasss
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Things 70 Watch rof-A new
vegetable a. similar % imported
olive oil hut made from the seeds
o. tire husky American sun-1ower
YeaEtee peanut nutter-it'k being
tried OH Is 3 vifarntn food for the
arnnT and navy. with % percent
peanut butter and 70 per cent
brewer 5 yeast Incidentally Lib
by Mcneil and Libby l. searching
Tor 3 Esisabie name for is new
corned beef for the armed forces
sald 70 b. much better than the
Canned Willie o. World War I
and deserving = more dlenifieo tiIle
another food item. catzup Ia
walnut ard mushroom 1lapurs
instead q the time-honurec tomato
new r. the soft Drink line Is
the including q . slipper straw In
size ne eottae-It pops ID ready
for ust when the cap Is removed
A Weston Smith uf Financial World
reports that the sbook-of-fhe-
month Mea wEn next Be extended
10 Ehe lingerie fec By Blue swan
Nils. with : new stxe Petty Panty
each month va Subscription
new debuiantf magazine Design
Fow Living stmed al high school
and college girls. y TIE publishers
q Popular Science
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Tn ssoan1 annaal oeaekxatson q te discovery
q O. = TIE xAzou county secaaa. has been ia1etIn-
Heay paatp0ned On aero1ut c; tie presence o. paao-
Egssfz In1azaae paralysis n t1st Aeanon- The
eeAenrAtlon p&x to have oeez head Or Argus z-N,
and w4k Eucea Ee 4aspAos @ the Ygaee Ctg LAu1
Cl15. ard va 70 have bee2 5 zlozzle; u1lkhraiAn AZ
feaoe1 % eilzen1 1E1sn g. osez lat STATE = nas
postponed aaoEsLnltzs al Ae request q lr. Felix
Unoe-Kood executive ofnaz o. ne MAszlsxlpp State
Beard q Eezlta. VIC regarded ae psssence g the
ezsease = . paszzbae naenaae 70 he healsA q those
wao would asteao lie aflaG.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Codaaut points out that this height
aree tourist activity has another
rerT significant etfeci II providing
Canada w4tb United States funds
win which 70 pay for the great arm
aren't supplies which the great
American public Is providing for or
c1saHaal cause
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Prezadert RooseresrE ~We Americans cannot
afford = speculate III the security q America. q
- uEasnanee xhi1n even essaEa sgald c. xan 70
aespt - a matto zl peaax returns 70 la Nglc
= nan 70 gneap e mn s Nse enough = f0saz
Haas fzz TIE Har nay tzk2 We nlgN D. Aak 10
g. b xalaDa making any G the extraordinary &C.
fszze elfarx Urged p ne PFsz1enl Aud CIR military
an1 naval exp<zs1 T1eres ; gamblers eza1ee @ g
81 MAJ = ue penalty q 5lng ETsagf Ak Pzznoe
relzn1 Earuss. Graex ana oze1eBieEAkA Dss
any American Eanz = take nat EsnssfChezso
Tnasz.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Although tuna FISH have gained
E1oe Use as food In Northern Eu-
rope and North America only re-
Gently. they were valued food fish
Of the Mediterranean countries and
Far East In ancient times.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
BOOKS o. TTTULEsCU
WIILED TO ACADEMY

Burnarest. Aug 6-Former Ru-
nathan Foreign Minister Nicholas
T1fulescu has bequeataed his
BOOKS and papers to the RumknlAn
academy TIE government has
authorized ne academy 70 AXE pos
SESSION a ne collection
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
FREEDOM on I'M rEEss ase n

TKEKD0M ca TlEE PRESS 6ses nst eass
= Ae~xuapeS tn< rixht g. paessh suA1AzA1
AaGaas annsrsna LnasyssnAA % hussne@s firms
Ncsshss apes FREEDOM 90 sFEECn rsrr tht
asasssamal fhe ruh4 ~ se-szae4z ths rspssaisan
~ euaeaanaanx c8sazeaak @ttask snr cazaEnamASs
.azalnx lnza1aaaaak nas STAR pAisp<zanE cam
N4Aeas fNg t1ae seAe reAssn at atstHFhznG Ut
p1hak pssxa Te yseaass Nss ahers riEhss and
p~rssflexez > - enaansu tAe rxhas ard hAEpA
nezk 81 all
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

David Shsttles. Dubby MaIsne.
Harold Jones. and BIZ Stenson left
Tuesday Tor Perkinston. where they
VII begin football training for the
coming school year. They we're ac-
cnmpanieo there bv Cliff stenson
and benson Golf.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

AIRS Burnhan L5nd and children.
Rosa Mae. Sister. and Sonny o.
Panama City. Fla are visiting IN
the home OF Mr.. ard AIRS. ". ".
Rnbls and other relatives here.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Mrs v. W Rgble and her house
guest. Mrs. Burnhzm Lvnd and
children o. Panama City, Fla, Eere
business visitors to Mobile Monday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Mr. and &rS Gene Ellis Of Mobile
spent the week end visiting in the
home Of Mr. and Atrx S z Marki-
neg.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Misses Sue Hobbs and Lucille
Bel and David Shatfles. Harold
Jone&. and Cliff and Bill Sfenson
motored 70 Perkinston recently.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Mr. and MrS. o s shattleS and
OuS. u. and David ShAttleS and
Harold jones were business visitors
to Gulfpozt and Biloxi. Saturday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

New Cork Aux 1s-Tzms Ttghf-
entns-Eupowerlng q Fnderal Re
ae-sr Board 70 set I'D reEulAtoaa
r-owernsnr Instant financing na
Two fec PURPOSE To guard agRtnxi
nnauan ARC postwar slump q
earblne publlcx Tendency II time
q expanded payroll 70 buy be
vonc IL future tno0z8e. and 20 Sos
Gown somewhat tire consumer cf-
nanc for many goods and article
uxiua materials needed for defense
produet4on Autos ard mao
household appliances WIZ Be mos
vitality affected by degree q o
troll ta be smposso-Ssncs aeoa5
twp-fhirds az al autos, and aboaz
tairr~-faurilz q al resriEerAtoFE
stoves and wAkainE machines art
sold On the laziAlmEni basis ReEu-
iati0nx uIn Be aauzEg two main
nnez-reQusTink larger down PSI
nsensx. CT shorter terms for payine
ID. OF both Metropolitan deparf-
menf stores aren't toe math lis
tlrbrn - tie prospect DESPITE
relatively high unit prices for b.
household appliances these sac
II 1916. for instance. r-epEeseniad
anly ~ per cen q total sales d
the nations Department Gar~s
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs Lewis LadnieT are
RECEIVING congratulations upon the
arrival Of a sou born 81 the Jack
son County Hospital. Tuesday Au-
gust g.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
BEHIND THE SCENES
IN AMERICAN BUSINESS

EBF aITN L~FNlINNAE
Ths information cSu1alnnd IN ths weekiy SEMINARY Il hzppcn-
mas IN tine world 81 huz6nrms and industry haas been ebtaanud
fram sources - esnMA6er rell@bs but b mo- guaranteed opsn-
iuns and Forecasts III ha~d upen careful ANALYSIS bt are sas-
S~a t. change wishsus nettr4
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Mrs Alberta Rouse and daughter.
guauita. spent Tuesday afternoon IN
Mobile shopping.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Ms John HAarAla wa 3 bux-
ness visitor 70 New Orleans Tues
day.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Winning In Af-Tae StFEEgle e
Gust Eerman-ftalian airline on
trol over strategic SOuth American
routes Is showing the begtnn1ngs Of
81 interesting victory To- American
controlled airline& Eecsnf GEufes
reported by C. Y whitney board
chairman o. Pan ArneYacan Atrwav1
sn0w that since the Oz15reak O
me European war. aElaH opeT-
aiec O. sponsored by Americans II
South Amegaea have gained tive
route mikz fer ever one l9st By
AXIS operated hne1 The let loss
sustained hy me AXIS from septen-
Der 3 1888. 70 Angus G ass totals
sl7S miles while Z s ~anerated
CT influenced alrliaes gained Is
sc miles according &c ne Pan
American Heport Whitney des@
effbec Axis Rlriines uperatlonE n
South America a. 5 time bomb
aimed aeainst the AmerzeaaE
North o. Tne RurdG-smee re
rnay BE inclined e think only O.
on oxn Tremendous upEpurgs n
industrial activity pEodHcea bv tne
defense program neWH o. s similar
stimulation q business ana PRO-
euctson r. Cur northern nalghecr.
tie province % Qnef9c u.ag be q
interest Aecordin9 e official
wurc from the Hon Aoelafd Cod
bout prime minister o. TIE nsK
French Canadian province TIE tn
pact e tha Nzr hsa brought new
ali-time highs o. Production n
many lines q e6senfla. rau naater-
kzA Tne shortage e al1as Aba~.
Nhach Las bEn q serious handioau
elsewhere. a&s beer ls3 Keen IL
Quebec where diveratsy has long
characterized industrial setlgl.v. he
reports Programs q UralsIna 81
II b employers within taeaH own
establishments and b tbe FoVern-
uenik provision o. nrE assanicaI
courses ln senooA have ben a Dc
help tao Even vii az taH ne-
{ uyfiy the province hsf bes- abIs
C tArrT 81 q handsome - eqer
Ntth her hlgs tours aaaaetw
lnneea the toarlst trace tae prime
minister reports has aoHu s ssesdv
increase since the star q lie vas
and tha year vii So Az aa-ttuge
hRh n American Nztua NJ.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

Nhx Juanita ELI visited her
parent1 Mr and MrA B n Hi IN
DIN. MIS-. last weekend she also
visited her sister. Wen01a, Y JACK
son MIS-