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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
Importance OF Meat
Preservation Shown
Jackson Co. Women

A beef canning demonstration vas
conducted II the jackson Count,
Agricultural building la pascagoula
last Saturday under the direction
of Miss Mary 4 Doney. food pre-
servatior specialist from MlssiSslppa
State College This demonstration
was open to all home demonstration
leaders and members IN the coun.
" and . large attendance Of women
were present.
Miss Doney showed how 10 make
the proper cuts Of meat for can
nine. Also. how to can these prod
uets such IS ruastx. steaks, ground
meat, stewz and other beef meats.
This demonstration Is particularly
interesting TO farm families. who are
unable TO procure fresh beef meat,
whenever they desire Il. Miss Doney
announced that two Bulletins. Nos.
ils and los. yer Issued b. the
State Department Of Agriculture on
meat canning These can be OBJ
tanned from the jackson County
Home Demonstration Agents office
IN P~ascagoula. free OF charge. BY
those Interested
Those attending the meeting
were, Mrs lillian Cochran. Mrs .
H Rouse. MIR o. B. Lopes and
Misses Ethel Winnie Rouse and vse-
let Cochran OF 0aufier; Mrx John
Jones. Mrs. A. e. Pedefsen. Mn
Ellis Hamilton. Mrs. A. w. valley.
Mrs Betty MiDelk and Miss Francis
Jones Of Hurley. hrs. L0tase Land
Mrs Loren WIIkerson. Miss sarah
Pearl Carter and Miss Monette Car
ter Of Moss Point. Mrs Clifton
Long. AIRS. Hubert s. Golf. Mrs
Frank Smell. MrA. Esther LINDSAY
Miss Elsie Long and AIRS. IDA Whit
tngton Of Big Point. Arx Tom
Cicoria. Mira Claude Overton. Mn
Ernest Mallette. Mira J. v. Kelly
and Miss Betty Overton Of Fort
Bayou; MFA Leo Seals. St Martin
Mira y. l. Booker. vancleaYe Mrs.
Mabel Davis. Escatawpa. Miss
EoAse Hamilton Of Harleston. Mis-
Ruth Cain. jackson County Hosne
Demonstration AgenI. Miss Cecilia
South. assistant food peservationai
specialist Of State College. aud An
ME WlmhA Jackson County Nero
Home Demonstration Agent.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
Junior Play Will Be
Presented Friday
Night, March q


The annual Moss Point Hleh
School junior play for fhe 1904
school year hzs been selected. and
viii be presented ct the Mos Poin,
Elementary School On Friday nigf1t,
March 70. announced Miss virKfn1a
Peacock. high school librarian
The play - sFoF Pete's sake !
comedy In three aels, b Jay To-
bias.
The characters selected we're.
Pete. Tiny Wells. Bill. Billy nYea
Aunt Sarah. Ira Lee Ehatthn. Jaa-
mlne. Henry Turner, Mageay.
Claude Blanchard; Dean Orle-
thorpe. Mat Delfnas. MrS Clark
ton OsneVieTe Graham. Nadine
Charleston. Virgo Taylor. Anlwina
Berthe PuIton; Bo1vef. Poodle
Simmons. Dupont Darby. Abe Hflbo
his Il ne first activity II when
ne Juniors have taken part us
year. me process VII 80 70 ne
fund fer TIE annual yunt0r-ssnior
banquet xhtch ne Junzsrs sponsor
eAen year.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
Sign Blindness In
Cause OF Many Auto
Mishaps And Wrecks

That many naffir mlslsarm are
caused b. motorists ane aenm 70
BE- afliessd With snixn bllndnasM
and whlIe m this eusadAtnn rxznsln
sfshout stNiai and nssniai eusaiR-
ance % safety EAxnR \ an e-asssFsa-
tlon tosced ~ \ y raes. assistant
general saiea mansxSF q ne Esuder
Division u chryslef Corporation.
business trip ubruakh xAalnFss STATES
T1se sien-hilnd hizfssmy ssasalef
IN q counterpart q Ire cily mo4asias
vino. coming 70 . hall pnssn earn.
esiiy ii the no Parking aien. then
n0nehatsntly PARIS hsssastk 81
FAf from beiiestng aAat general
tfadiffereEce 70 traffic ksenm n due
20 oontempt fn uas law Mr. R0aE
naid the explanation fray b. found
IN tiie n~sssiatrsne fregeency with
which necessary trnfikt szefas are
intefspefsed with signs ufnnlatne
newIs iAta eEKk fresn vegetables.
new cider ard either commodities %
freely that u1e mut0Ftsa ae<affnEned
70 read thsfn all would nef always
Be ahle 10 watch the road ard lGs
traffic.
TIE condition Is similar 70 that
ngw met la praeGlanfIg al AmaEt-
can cities whore red stop iszhts ere
sfsa against > pFpfakfnst - ~ l1ean
ADVERTISING aExf1 that lncraaas ne
difficulty Of dfixsfs 70 single oal
The traits signals meant for hsxn
Mr. FuaR has two Suggestions
which. he fenln. via improve TIE
safety value of legitimate road ana
traffic sigr1s lie urErx highway
traffic authorities 10 see % Il that
miscellaneous signs serving oahaF
than traffic purpose. MOI be permit.
ted nnaT nAsfse algna TO rsolns
ists. especially while they are BE-.
hind the steering uheeL hn elsna
NE Mdsice 10 aherr e. sustaine6
mentai concentration that mases
the BUSINESS of DRIVING tf.a rhinf
concern o. the moment
Pes drivers wail not Fesnesnhw
Sons ocesatuH when they fafied e
notice 9 stop sign uf similar warn
ing bccausa their mind was. ii tfps
critical Instant. occupied vim mat.
lefs entirely unrelated 70 drsfn.s
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
Marines Accepting
New Enlistments

NeN Orleans. La Feb ia
Young men from AL parts Of the
states Of Louisiana and Mtzziszlppi
are enroufe 20 tne United States
Marine Corps Recruiting Office.
hew Federal Building. New Orleans.
Ia. Tor enlistment IN the U s Ma-
fine Corps Reserve. Class III Co.
Immediately after being accepted
for enlistment they are assigned 70
active duty for the duration Of The
national emergency and transferred
% the Recruit DepHot. Z. d Marine
Corps Base. san Dineo. CalfnniA
for tEasir basic military training. &C
e0rding 20 an announcement BIZ
Major A. ~ Robbins. q. 8 N. O.
officer M charge q tie Recruiting
District Of Neu Orleans
There 7 numerous vacancies Ia
Tie Marine Corps Reserve 70 be
flied and ali men o. military Z
are urged 70 take advantages u TINS
opportunity - select taefr medium
q service and 70 enlist for a four
year period wlth TIE knowledge mat
tnsy S1l b retained on active osty
only - loae as uae present efnefR-
eEacy sxlsEs- Upon me termination
q TIC emergency they Will BE- de-
modified and ordered hume ara 70
Inactive duty for ne remainder Of
tie four yeaFs mnils : mennber az
ne Reserve. should ne Marine
Corps BE- enlarged they can. II Eney
- cSzire request > dlaeharae frusn
- Reserve e enlist n une regular
Marine -orpa.
u order 70 Be accepted for TIE
HAAeTte = 1ogEg man must meet ne
&me standards ard aualiaeafzax,n
nat govern TIE enlistment II meu
fW as regular Marine Corpa ne
general Qualifications are.
Between Ne agsz g n and %
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physically eoazzd aEd q good neral
.eaAfAetez. whfEe. & q citizen. lin
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A. : member & uss Reserve
man Nfl receive re sane ~ -
allowances All thz aazas oaaorzan-
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
JACKSON COUNTY
FARM NEWS

NJ FRANKLIN
Couaty A9ent
<&%*<<<<<<s<ss

urvsAns s4ezzsay ChtaAz
Any psEaon 6oang tute The poaitfy
business. mhenaex Oh q nnxmnerts&i
basls & Ter tne psodurnoa q .
geW egaackenx fox ha4ns ar &iiaaM
caEnieef = fex essential facts besoft
sgAgsane The experienced psalug
men have incoantefed . nuisiRef ~
uo0aens and mnaH mistakes that
wn not he made again. howsfef.
u h ueil 20 call 10 their attention
use importance OF . Zen factors
Inc successful pouitryuasn sid
tel you niAt yoa must begin wttn
disease FREE chiokA That = healsay.
xaaoroaa, from nreedlng ata<k stkh
A1gh egg production and that NE
ability 20 Reproduce kuch of nt6
IN Diner words. b1t baby ehckA
frcxn tlatcnefies wilh kn0wn fcputa-
ton and not just because uley are
baby ehickx and ne pTtceA q has
cheaper uhan somewhere else
me n9nt breed chickens auch a.
leghofn&. should be Matched not
later than the last Of April and
preferably The last OF March and
llrxt u April IN this iocAlity. the
heavy breeds such ~ Rhode Island
Reds. blocks. wyandotses. etc. ahoula
be hatched three 10 four werks
carrier as tfiey Ars somewhat slower
IN reaching maturity than the
lsghter breeds. EAfiy matched
chicks srUw off faster and are ieAS
akey 70 become infected With
diseases,
A brooder house 10 ! n feet x4il
take care u from BOO % 90 chicks.
allow one square foot for each tKo
Or three ehickA Growing rhlcks
cause more trouble and failures with
baby chlcks than any other one
cause
Chicks that are crowded are more
susceptible 70 colds. diseases. and
&C. one reason uhy = number 81
beginners have buch marked sue
cess Is because they starr with = few
chicks and OF coufse tats gives tnem
psensy OF room. AL q this holds
True uau claickens sitter uaey paas
the stage u baby CHICKS. you cannes
crowd pulie<A or laying tepa and
get away Win II.
The breeder house That has been
used before should be thoroughly
cleaned and diklnfected. neN sand
OF litter placed GA the floor and
the broooef started uNo OF three
Gays before TIE baby chicks are
pected Use y good commercial
starting mash. provide plenty Of
feeding space iced hoppefsl and
water contain erS. Clean feed hop
pers. water containers. and TIE
mouse regularly.
cI1lls article viii be continued
neat weeki.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
Inventory O. Food
Resources 0f u. s.
II Being Made

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
Some Facts About
the Schools



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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
METHODIST ADULT :. s
CLASS HAs = PARTY

4 g. PaErteksa party rs eisen
uhe women oE tne Adult Eanaar
ecnool elazs 81 ne MesnoeEa
church n - Sunday Eenoal roanzz
e II = N las uzszz y kne
Methodist LAGIzA 4 ool6 pszsa
whose enief feature - : uzr
2Ad Eas arFed in hc4 apz1ed
beverages Contests a aaznzz weFa
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Eu1 La Pod ". Carver.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

q = Can diraezox - znfoxua-
szan ~ nf STATE Departures Il
kauesIAoH ATTENDED re Aneaal
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

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Thursday. RTh4aF ard nasuraag =
next Ns<k. aafxh "a i ana u
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8sabbiefikia are TAXING 5 ngssssa a
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-07

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s~AkA STARTING AMxa Sepsmashse tfss
tatal xutwzfe q sarh hara hA4 IN.
rrnaaa1 ~ - pmx ewat LMEueea
consamrssaG Ger rhe mrs a1AFtsf
~ khm rear b exrmcted 90 ~ - PER
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cgar4ef RISING uirsK h Textiles
give nNsElEAnce ct ~ NA8t saeAdK.
Mn9 pxc2AhaS agteAnctnE opEfas4an6
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p@rtzncrt Saars Ekln4 slips1d q Atsk
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over uhose weeks q lesa had been
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tectsES feet against wet or coaa
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maae of transparent fuhber hydro.
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Idea In automobile rear Window
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-10
Volunteers Flock
To Enlist Here
Long Lines Woit
To Join Service

Tacoma's army and navy re-
cruiting stations continued Tues
day to be swamped with volun-
teers.
The army's Washington build
ing office reported it had taken
enlistments of about rs men since
Monday morning, with long lines
of men waiting for examination
and interviews.
In all cases the men are sign
ing up for three-year terms in the
regular army. The office here is
not burdened at the present time
with selectees. Next draft call is
not scheduled until after the first
of next year.
Recruiting officers reported
similar rushes of volunteers at
stations throughout the state. IN
like selectees, however, volunteers
in other parts of the state are not
being sent here for induction, but
are sent directly to Fort Lewis.
Navy recruiting officials report
ed their office filled and a line
spiraling back from the office in
the basement of the city hall.
Since Monday, they said approx
mately 80 men have been accepted
out of a total Of approximately
So or 90 volunteers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-10
Death Takes
Ii. Bradbury
Former Fireman
Dies in Hospital

William ". Bradbury. 81. or
Lakewood. retired lieutenant OF
the Tacoma fire department. oieo
Monday in a local hospital Brad
bury had been with the depart
ment from 1906. until his retire
ment in May. 1884. He was an &C
tive member Of the Retired Fire
mems organization until the time
Of his illness.
A native OF Sherman. Maine. he
came west in 1900. settling in Shell
ton. He worked for the Simpson
railroad as locomotive fireman
at that time. and was later pro-
NOTED to engineer. In 1908 he
moved to Tacoma, and was en-
ployed by the Tacoma Railway
and Power Co. as a motorman.
He leaves his wife. Lily A: two
sons. Robert A. and Bruce w, both
of the U. S. Navy Medical corps;
one sister. Ida f. Burpee: and a
brother, Fred r. Bradbury of Ia
coma
Funeral arrangements will be
announced by the Lakewood mort
uary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-10
Strike Halls Construction
On Nisqually Power Project

All work on the new Tacoma
Sill. 1000. 900 power project, the
second Nisqually development, was
shut down by strike of union
construction workers Tues day
morning.
Utilities Commissioner r. D.
o'Neil said pickets appeared on
the job and all skilled men, about
20. refused TO pass them.
The quarrel was city decision
TO employ its own civil service
men from the qualified common
laborer's list on the project.
Only one man has been sent to
the project from the civil service
list but the others pulled off the
job when he appeared.
O'Neil said there was no
matter of wages involved since
all men on the Nisqually prof.
ect were being paid the pre-