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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
Home Demonstration
Clubs 60 Demonstrate
N { a Achievement

The Jackson Cuunty Hnn1 nem-
rEaxzrmnwn Ciukn kunuMi AEa1Fse@
nnsns Day wuvr4m usn M cAxrAe
ost AAtardaF q as ueekNnA So
temafzr rs. ~ tae Paeeneczza Crn-
mEnlEy B@Asm n uAN axnoznce6 ~
Mln RutA B. GAIA coxnfy hcma
aaza~ngstxakkzn REeuG wfo vii Be n
charpN The HczAa peraunxkFmxtrn
club Ezemsnefs have been psepAFmG
Tex nsm eVent snr ezne tine ard "a
Ertsr@tnw proSram b anticipated
psssnz TIE naurulng there vii be
en- Internal prugrnm with each
clue p~rN&&nnng IA c1tAtandtae
achievement az nehixsNmsnaa
unroagh xsun0 salts o. paayleta o.
any ether manner ga WhfEh TIE
meznheFs 80 IT. n wMS announced
that tn oruer for fhe pruwram 70 be
cu9zptHte. each club member max1
turn IN her tndiyidual record TIE
final dass for s~nkxnsttfng naeae
reccros % the club secretaries vas
THURSDAY ct THIS vNek Al project
lnaeers also were required 10 sub
mt their LEADER reports 70 aas
club secretaries On that GATE Dur
inw TIE afternoon . r~ecreAtsonai
program VII be carrted cut Dur
tnx tina recrcationai period wuwk
VII Be carried o. By tire delegates
who win participate IN Ghe pntrinasc
pageant 10 be presented ~ ehe two
Jackson County sectional fairs %
be presented On THURSDAY and Phi
DAY. Bep1ember ~ and Is. as tn
Hurley and vGnclsave school4 re-
~kpecttvely.
Al club members and ether per-
eurz Interested IN the achievement
day program are cordially invited
% attend The program opens 81
10 oickck IA the morning and vii
Gloss ~ , O'Clock IN the afternoon
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
LOCAL TOPICS


CONTINUED From Pa9e NineD
Mlss sally Jkne q Mobile. sp@nl
the week end here with her parenfz
Mr.. and Mrs. Esamond Jane.
%
MrA II ]. Wtnkelseth and twe
daughters. Carolyn and MArie. and
kaks ~ O Larsen and son. Jers
Grant Larsen. spent Monday n
Mohtle.
Mn. II. W. sybie. Mrs. oite
Clark. Mrz. r. Hudson, MFx Hurley
0uiilotte. and MFs. J. n Krehs. and
son. Elmer. Of Tuscaloosa, spent
Friday IN Mobile.
%
Mr. and Mira John Watson and
son. Thnd. spent Sunday and Mon
day In Pensacola. where klsey visited
Mr.. Watsong Sister. Mrs J. n
Scott and family. Sunday they VS.
tied 81. Rosie Island and other
points in Pensacola. and Monday
they formed . party and motored
70 Gulf Beach and enjoyed q fiHh
fry and swimming.
%
Miss Dot Canty. accompanied b
Miss Nell Cooley Of Moss Point.
and Mrs. W. NJ. CAnty and w. II.
Bill" canty motored. Sunday. %
Biloxi. where Mrs Canty visited IN
the home Of Mr.. and Mira B. +.
Barnette for the DAY. while the
Others continued on to Baton
Rouge. La. where Miss Canty and
Miss Cooley enrolled at LS.U Miss
Canty win be q senior II the col
lege. while this is Miss CoIley's
first year.
Mrs. Lewis H. Levy Of New Or
leans. Is spending several davn
here visiting friends and relatives.
Mns. s b. McIlwain, Mrs v. @.
Stripping. Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs.
jules McIlwaan, Mira. Warren Nc
Ciesky. Mrs. H 3. Colle, Mrs. Ken
meth Davis ana Mrs Hermes oau-
tier motored to Biloxi Tuesday AZ
ternoon. where they visited IA the
home Of Mira. b. =. Stokes.
o.
c. 7. Boldins returned wednes-
day from q two day business tr1p
70 jackson. Mississippi.
%
Rev. and Mr1. Lake Pyiant and
two children. Of Austin. Texas. VIII
visit the congregation o. the P1rst
Baptist Church Of Pascagoula Sat
urday and Sunday. Rev. Nr. Py-
liant VIII preach IN the Baptist
Church here at both morning and
evening services on Sunday, Sep
tember H. He war formerly asso-
ciaIe pastor Of . Baptist Church IN
Austin The public IA invited "a
hear him. ana the members Of the
local church T especially urged
70 attend the services next Sunday.
D
EfM T. l. Cobb returned sunday
from BanatoFium. Niss- where ahe
spent several days Waiting her aon.
r. l. Cobb. Jr.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

N1oaAa01o tFozn UAEt 0net
and west we're dssisnated avenues
and given names With geographical
p~rsftxes - ~ 70 indicate their re-
laazon % South Pz1caesula street
Lincoln avenue and pDlk avenue
being established Paseaeoula '
nue.. and continuing trough Q pArl
Of the Subdivision, were not
changed. except . have the prefix
East added % them. whlie ina
ether avenues : given names
q Presidents Of The United State
Here he Navy tame near creaelnn
sazne q ne same confusion thsi
he's enlisted IN PascasoaIa street.
naming - seleeEtng presidents va
already hid len honuwed IN the
CITY. ms nece@eitated : hurried
and harFisd conference between
tie city and tte Navy 70 make a.
rroEgtnte charges and 20 -
Tyler. Nas3 WIi1on. Eat Harrtsou
sn1 East Taft geaz uith East pnIf
ard kast LAncoln IN ne fine nsu
residential arsa.
Ins streets - not have naman
III afe numbered 1ha humber
represent The nEznber q kzarkr
eaen street n from eouth pssee.
esaaa STREET, ard The houss nun
bra vi - related 70 she ssraes
ntmbeTs Thus. nze houses hetwaan
Htneh and Tenth street VII 81
nsInbsTs1 hstwsen 80 an1 f0oe
ed sVefy ho4zse IN the same ri.
t1Fe poatzon IL she ether hhssks
~ hare uae aazze namAern.
- thlz naa. - business bsss.as
having aezIFsFy aeryiee can mssiv
feeeh tnelf customers uauaoa4f =
AFz an1 : y kspad tat the newI
pinn vi prove - satisfactory thnt
= III = s~eneEazlF a1eas<4 thTezeh-
eaE ne ely
7 ~ pelatea 81 b hosaaans a.
ftazsis tt the nuEnhaza &C. -
us npeass On seana EAlntaa -
80 not ~ peEmansas nnnhan
NY Nexa merely nlnnhe4s manIanes
Aeas1Aazaa purposes dazIna
- eMn4aactiaa period neu -
- - p pzeaa e. esssT hss~e
= ; few 6aga
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
Players To
Present 3-Act Play

The Altana Players. the newly
organized dramatic club. VIII hold
the second meeting of the month
On "Wednesday, September II, It the
Beach Park. A weiner roast rs plan
NED for seven O'Clock. after which
. short business meeting VIII be
held AL members m urged TO be
present IS some very important en-
nouncements VIII be made At that
time.
The executive committees and staff
members met last night 70 select .
three-aet play for presentation IN
Octcber. Several one-act plays we're
discussed for workshop perform
ances- These selections win be made
pubic after the next regular meet
tng.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
BIGPOTNT

"A Rev. W. n Murray FAa On ~
ssck nat Sunday. ne ssnt . nahafi-
tute who EEpachsd In TIE fursnnau
and afternoon
axs. ana Mrs. Enmett 0off and
DAUGHTER attended p~reaehing services
At Moss Point, Sunday mornins.
-0
Nj. ana Mn. willard osborn SC
companied Mr.. ard IRA. u 5
Long 20 Krects Church SUNDAY
morning.
on account Of Afternoon serviess
AZ the choFch here Sunday ina
League meeting sas postponed fos
Remember. pssys< meeting - -
church every wednesday nighk
-
me Big Point Home DsmonslEa-
ton Club met Thursday Afternoon,
September 4. with IL memnerA T1is
nesting vas opened In 10 usual
way. The principal business was
concerning the fair ct Hurley. pif-
fereut members I planning ca
taking vegetables. fruits. &c. Inc
hostassss. Mrs = l. uoff. fra.
Myrtle 0off and Mira Mulien. served
refreshments. The club meeting
date after October win be changed
70 The second Thursday IN each
moufh instead 81 the first Thurs
day.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
Officers Elected
For Jackson County
Teachers Assn.

Tns jackson County Teachers
Association held is annual organ
izattcn meeting last Thursday ~.
ternoon at the pnsca9Dula High
School building and elected officers
for the ie4i-4z session Virgil Oil.
principal q the PaacAeoula High
School was elected president; 4
r. Cooley. principal Of the Orange
Lake 6chooa. wlee-presldent: and
Miss Susie Vaughan Of vancleavs,
secretary.
The Jackson County Teachers
Association ID . branch Of the Mis-
zISztppi educational Association
The educational program 70 be
sesssed b ths organization this
year h Stress Thrift for Hard
TImss 70 Coma
A. l. May. president Of Perkfn-
sfon Junior College. vas TIE pFfn-
cipal speaker 81 the meeting.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
Elementary School
PTA Meeting Set

Inc executive c1mmaEtee Of ne
P~asGagoala Elementary school par
ent Teacher Association met &C ths
school Wednesday afternoon md
mapped CT pisas for TIE seheol
yser. Thsrs WI - Ne meeting e
ue organization thin menlh. bal
rather TIE opening m~smbsszEzIp
nesting vii BE he'd he first Tuss-
osY q next meza1h. Oc4oaer 7
MFA II q. Cndahae, ~. rrszz-
dent Of ne Elementary 9ehoa1 p.
7. A. announced ffiat fhe ehaner
~ rnads because ~ ne cre41sd
conditions IN ths schools ana ne
pFotiems facing ne teachers Hnaeh
would prevent them fruza atteazIne
tie sea1on-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
Dr.. z. G. Lander Is
New Health Director
At San Antonio, Tex.

We hass been snown : eslunsns
fFaza u4s nn Antezte Hznreas
elxInE - account e tae epeulna -
t. Texas city e : ~. fua Aans
eoanfy HAaih D~epaTzznane fw
Eexax CoanlE. Vim DE. h q. LAn1-
- - director. Ehs p4Ea eakzzae
= very Rpa0 CT q ne ~ dlreezcr
u 1Mneza fEzsnas hezs W1I On
- - eezKAtHasEsea4 IS hs III
naFs ehazzz ~ : muh zazR4r hsaIEn
oepAEtna1k kfzNn - Id whan ~
rs azief hezllh a<l1cer a Saeas1a
counfT.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
Grade A Diaries
Jackson County
Are Announced

Inc jackson County Health De
parnnent announces the following
diaries of the county 70 be Grade
A ontrins:
Rascagoula - Detmas Brother8
pssteur1ze6: Martins Dairy, Hague
Dairy. Ryders Dairy. and Steele's
Dairy ~ Mt Pleasant al Grads A
raw.
Moss Point - Riverside Dairy,
Grade A raw. White Gate Dairy.
Grade A raw.
Ocean SpringS-RehaGe Dairy and
t7tf Brothers Dairy. both pAsteur-
I'll
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
Young Peoples Rally
At First B aptis {
h, P~ascagOula

There VII be . County Young
Peoples Rally ct the Frxt Baptist
Church, P1scagouia, Saturday af-
ternoon. September - fFsn 2.sg %
40. A number o. oaL-of-town
speakers III b on TIE program.
Al young people from Sunbeam
age % VIVA sge throughout ne
County are most cordially invited
20 e present
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
SUPERVISORS
PROCEEDINGS
SEPTEMBER TERN


Report az sheriff relative % prs
nnefa handed during The nnnttn 81
August. iasi.
Report e sheriff relative ia rsis-
onars detained ~ eoznty exzns50l
camp durtnz AUGUST spFFoss1
Report nf easknts aesnt A1sse
economies fnr month q August -
prused-
Report of ~prosecutins sllssnsy
fox month az August ecmztdsEe1
and npsmoscd.
Report q ra.cAsouin bridge saFs-
man Cor month q AnEuzA consider.
I'd and apprused
Report & county bridge coznmia-
xiuner for month ~ Aslx1sL eou-
nsaesed ana apgxgyed
naport Of O. r. Bilho. county eon-
Wet foreman. fuE mnntRs q August
considered end approved.
Report q A. =. Megsnee. eosInsy
superintendent Ut edueAtton. fu
mosth o. August eonzsdsfed and
approved.
EsrnFs os X y. BuFnhAm. res.
tive 10 aals az bridge books. con-
sldefed and approved.
Report Of Chan1efy CIzfk oa sAa
al bridge bcckA eotniderea and sp-
proved.
Isesznra 81 A . cuisnlsn. keerss
esunfy hzsne fM a1uaath 81 August
e~Osaeidcre0 ss=d Appfuyea.
UM~~4< - e-aaE~M m a
supervisors relative 70 ule cosastFtln-
tton and maintenance ard eoxsdl~
tions ~ public roads and bridges IA
their respective dlatFiess. heard.
considered and approved
Report m directors ct Jn6eHou
County Hospital Cor meutA e
August. considered ana sppwe4sa.
Report a. Or. A. y. mnas4n
coanty health officer. Toe munkh
az August. approved
HeposE Of county health neuaFl-
nlsns foF nsnnth q August appEss-
ID.
Report q county aEsn1 asEleul-
tsirs for month of Augaeks emzeF.
ed and appEoged
Report 81 county colnsed aeenf
hnuss eeoE0miss Cor month Is
August apgaoFsd.
nasNutn aaoDta1 rnIsaxtnT GO
Company fFusn further maiusenanes
q pubic read
Mn. a. .. uihzon nppxinted Mtas
tee q county pablk lshFaFy 49,
caaE11n fu3 pexas1 q ne Keasz
Bend q Jackaan County xzzn1s
contractor. aHpzossd
A p. h10xan and n ". Coenssn
en4sHnle4 = ceaaGaiEfes - st0w We
pened road u James y 0&ntt@ II
i a Supervisors DssExae4 ~ Z
CMrk directed 10 advertise en-
trart fuF tEnctm fen eszzzty RID
-nalntez1anee wMk-
csaFk directed 70 edpezfkne eaa.
tract foT to wkael hy4FMnllE
seEapag fN 9upszstsuEs uzsiFiet -
l.
Hascsu1laza adop4s3 aesIAFaaz s
10 10 - tnianlaan - uaa naH6
q Supervisors q 5sek4oa Caaztg.
Mlaslaifsp4 % has bokz1a q sid
noufsty Il the aasreG4e pFiHMzuAf
amount e FouH Hundred 1hoaszna
0zo10U699 pollafa for fns v1-
pne Of u0viainR . eoEfihou4e fag
saza county. ualsA IoE e TIE aanlt
az payers * I'D County. exfin-
slse n En12a no my un fazas
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

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marriage e To- po1naaa1 6aazA-
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Allen a Today for
Trip To The w e 8 t
Mr.. Alien VIII Attend Meeting At
Des Moines Of Sovereign Grand
Ledge 81 Odd FeflewA

Arthur Allen. Grand Secretary OF
the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Of
MisEassippt. left this morning for
Des Moines. Iowa. to attend the
annual session Of the SOVEREIGN
Grand Lodge Of the independent
Order Of Odd Fellows. meeting On
September Is
He was accompanied By Mira Al
len. They expected 70 drive from
here 70 Memphis. thence 70 g.
Louis. and from there to Des Moines,
where the session Of the body win
be held At the conclusion OF the
meeting they win visit relatives Of
Mr.. Allen IN Nebraska, returning 10
PascagOula In about two weeks.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
Ross Collins Speaks
IN PascagOula On
Monday, Sept. q

A telegram from Ross Collins,
candidate for the y. g Senate Ia
the election 10 be held on asptember
-. states that Mr.. coilirF viii speak
IN Pascssoula On Monday. Geptem-
Der - at ~thres-thirty. Central stan
dard Time. winding Up the senA-
toEiai race IN Biloxi ~ 500 r. n.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
High School PTA To
Hold First Meeting

The Pascagouia High School
Parent Teacher Association meet
inz which was % have been held
wednesday az this week. viii be
held on Wednesday Of next week.
September II. u was announced
to-day By the president. Mrz. W. +.
Asarn-
Al parents q high schcol
students aFe urged 10 attend this
meeting. Inc program viii be hAned
oH -Cittzenxhip.~ Plans for the
year'8 activities vii be outlined ~
TIE meeting. Tne session will BE-
hsld In tha auditorium oE the sciool
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
Naming Streets :.

sconunusd from pags one,
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

Jack plcknun c9 Mos Pofnt visit
ed hls aunt and unclA. Mim poaiie
and n q Rnoern. last wee& hefurs
leaving for rmFktnSsun where no
vii attend cnlleEe this rear.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
New Boiling Field Chapel
Dedicated by Air Corps

Weapons Of land, sea and air
cannot defend a spiritually un-
armed" nation. Chief of Army Chap
lains William r. Arnold said yes
terday at opening ceremonies for
an Air Corps chapel at Boiling Field.
Spiritual training of the Army
determines "the issue of any battle
or any war, before the foe attacks" !"
he said.
Constructed by the Engineer
Corps, the chapel is the first to be
erected for the Air Corps under
the 600-chapel building program
being conducted in Army camps.
Chaplain Arnold linked the de-
yelopment of aviation to "our spirit
ual origin and our dependence upon
Almighty God" Without the spir-
itual gift of intelligence and free
will, he pointed out, the possibilities
of the air could never have been
seen.
Col. William j. Barden, on behalf
OF the Engineers Corps, formally
presented the chapel to 1t. Col. A. c.
Walker, Boiling Field, commanding
officer. Chaplain Harry C. Fraser
of the Air Force Combat Command,
gave the invocation and Chaplain
Joseph Donoghue of Boiling Field
the benediction.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Seogoing Picket Fights Cafes,
But Pleads for Aid to Defense

several miles of waterfront. was that
the management of the restaurants
included persons whom he claimed
were connected with a New York
City restaurant, the Brass Rail
which walters and cooks locals OF
the A. F. L. Hotel and Restaurant
Workers Union have picketed since
early in 1899.
While the bathers chuckled, the
Long Island State Park Commis-
sion became increasingly nettled and
finally dispatched a State police
boat to overhaul MIR. Zittel and
hand him a court summons, charg.
ing violation of the park ordinances
against unnecessary noise.
Mr.. Zittel protested, predicted the
union would fight the case clear tC
the Supreme Court, If necessary
and said he intended to keep right
on picketing.
Then, to show there were no hard
feelings, he bought a round of soft
drinks for the officers who served
the summons.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Eagle Squadron Destroys
lis First kazi Bomber

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. 4.-The American
Eagle Squadron of the R. A. F.
destroyed its first German bomber
yesterday, a Dornier-17, over the
English Channel.
Gregory Augustus Daymond, 20,
OF Los Angeles, the "baby" of the
squadron, added the bomber to a
previous bag of two fighting planes.
1t was the sixth plane credited
to the squadron, however, the Air
Ministry said. The others were
fighters.
The successful pilot, opt on con-
voy patrol, said he saw the Dornier
lodging in and out of a cloud and
Il gave him burst and then began
long chase"
THE low cloud gave the bomber
many chances, but when I got an
opportunity took it. 1t was often
firing from 200 yards and after my
final burst he went down. He set
tied on the sea for about a second
and then vanished below. No one
got out and all that was left was
a small patch of Oil"
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Soldier Fatally Shot
As $50 Prisoners
Riot al Fort Knox
MunsIoughter Trial
Faces Guard; Men
QueIIed by Fire Hose
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FORT KNOX, KY, Aug. A
soldier was wounded fatally in q
guardhouse riot here Wednesday
night. in which guards were forced
to turn a fire hose on $50 milling
prisoners after several rifle shots
fired over their heads failed to re-
store order.
Death of Pvt. Carl B. Mcclellan,
10, of Bucknell, Ind, was disclosed
yesterday by Col N. Butler Briscoe,
post commander, as funeral services
for the youth were held at Bickner.
Col. Briscoe said Pvt. Mcclellan,
struck in the left shoulder by
ricochetting bullet fired by one OF
the four guards, died in the post
hospital Thursday afternoon.
Fired at Escaping Prisoner.
s. Ballistic tests will be made on
the guards rifles to determine which
fired the fatal shot and the man
responsible will be tried on a man
slaughter charge by a military
court, the colonel said.
Col. Briscoe said the trouble
started when guards opened fire at
a prisoner, who, using a makeshift
ladder, climbed over two wire fences
surrounding the guardhouse and
escaped. He was captured Thurs
day.
Hearing the shots, prisoners
rushed out of their barracks and
started throwing rocks at the guards
and officers, the colonel explained.
The guards then fired several shots
over the prisoners heads, but had
to use the fire hose before breaking
up the outbreak. Most of the
prisoners were serving terms for
minor offenSes, Col. Briscoe said.
Father Misinf0rmed.
Clarence Mcclellan, father Of the
dead soldier, said he was told at
Fort Knox when he went to claim
the body that his son had been
killed in a rifle range accident and
that he would be given further
details after an investigation.
Col Briscoe, when informed of the
fathers statement, said the in
formation probably had been given
at the (post) hospital" He ex-
planned that the hospital attendants
do not always Know where and how
a patient is injured
Young Mcclellan joined the Army
August "a, 1910. His parents are
separated and his mother. Mrs.
Mary Foster, lives at Pendleton,
Ind
Evening star., 1941-08-04
RequIurs Plan Cruise

The National Association of Regu-
lars will sponsor'a moonlight cruise
aboard s. S. Mt. Vernon August Is.
Soldier and sailor guests of the as
sociation will be entertained by Cliff
ford M. Collins, an old-tine vaude-
vile favorite. The excursion will
leave the Wilson Lines Seventh
street dock at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Havana Doctors Wife
Succumbs to Burns
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TAMPA, Fla, Aug. 4.-Mrs. Ur-
sula Arrange Sanchez, wife of DR.
Fortunate Sanchez Ossorio. promi-
nent Havana physician, died last
night from burns received acci-
dentally last month in a North
Carolina hotel
En- route to New York from Ha-
vana, she turned on the hot water
instead of the cold, and after be-
coming excited was unable to shut
off the hot water She was brought
here for treatment July 3.
In Havana she was active in po-
litical and social circles. Besides
her husband she is survived by
two sons, DR.. Alfredo Sanchez
Arrange and DR.. Aureliano Sanchez
Arrange.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
"Less nicotine in the smoke means more mdness to me-"
says test pilot Marshall HeadIe (abovel
as he lights up his and Americas favore cigarette

THERE may be little traffic at $4,000
l. feet, but test-diving any new, untried
plane is no Sunday joy-ride. No, not even
for veteran like Marshall Headle (above).
Naturally, cigarette mildness is i'm
portant to Marshall Headle. And in the
slower burning cigarette of costlier to-
baccos. Camels. he gets extra mild
ness-with less nicotine in the smoke.
Evening star., 1941-08-04

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Evening star., 1941-08-04

What cigarette are yoa smoking now?
Chances are it's one of the five included
in the nicotine tests reported above at,
the left-tests which trace CamePs ad-
vantage right down to the actual smoke
itself. Obviously, the smokes the thing!
Try Camels the next time you buy.
Dealers feature Camels by the carton. For
convenience-economy-buy the carton.