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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21

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PATRIOTIC
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bestowed feaefaafn IN fae university
life 81 tina oussnuTs Ha umz AFT
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tinsa 81 iasNsns ard the futkia effcsse
u frx1izsnsn ard senioss Riike 10
casaeeaI a. hAs l~en laeAs a. many
m Ms uaazlie att ard hind
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The En National psfeEAse Gem
mission considers Itself nas~t fm-
Ia having this srea1 aEesmFr
figure. scholar ard taeciaer as Che
final aFtaME 10 paNs on Ens mafiEa
~ The essays on What unr1n Sam
Menns 70 Ne which hAss been
passed On fnvoxably b. tar state
and nasionAi lu4esa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21
MOSS POINT SCHOOL
FACILITIES ORDERED
EXPANDED By COUNCIL
b'aas "h BE lssasd To Fiaaaes Praps.ed Csnssruesinn
PreRram a. HiwA ssAsol Duriax
Near Future.

&fahnhsng Aaskhw milsasnee q
n& farwAra sruxraN q Muaa Po1nt
she CITY Csanea mz4 b. xrsNsasa So
mnn. hsk Frtd&y nixnA and auihu~.
I'D IN tzsuarne q Eoaom "a
CITY hon4& Tor m pusyNxs az rsn-
strurx1un of u <sEk Eynxzsssnzn nna
EaannAl kraluzzx bzaaing. mra Ehs
erecttnn a. = p-erunMrasnt nrAnastAna
n the rrasznf aEhksx dseld
Tn< eoa4A 10 brAr lnserwas AZ =
rate nss ezrneding gser rxx eessi
have nern adverstsed fow sain and
sAled BIDS Tor Tn purchase az them
VII be rezfsw6 b. April Isl wfzsn
shey wfn - naaa
6e&le6 h8s aur khe nonxtrucsaon
a us gymnaxtam and gxnndstand
VII be recsise1 until FTanAy. Aprn
- shen tnEy viii be opsnn1 and
considered
Tn bo&Fd M Mayor ana Aidzs-
nnen announced its intention q h.
ssans thene bors6n . nAunih $50 bat
as thEce wns No le9ns pualic CO.
tsrkon % u8 Issue. une cuuncgl
s4AsortaeG issuance Rs1dAy night
lac legal s~ecuirement b thai noe
. The qualified elecfurs mnst fls
. written profess against TIE AAsu-
anee,
-. ssoooooo sollArz s4n q used
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21
ekVID eHItH oHsT - NyNN1


sIssys behind that luxury sssnd -
prsven Creatnsss IL Dedgs Engineer-
In, ard the Of Dodge hnns-
fsssurlnG- when Dodge esrs leave d.
Prsdsssien lie hey carry wish thszz
thls great assembly Of gassoas gsasnves
nhick yea CO oksais nessAsxs sLs.
T~wenfy-seven Years - Ezeeilenes
stand behind the beauty ana he
sszanelmess e he Ie4I Dedgs. Ysa
shouId ses . fiis TO-DAY. Tksrsss
certaialy - ebllsalion h loakiag and
tzktng year GFsa experimental Dedss
EIaid Drive. % IT TODAY.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21
Moss Point Boxers
Take Part In Events
At Bay Sc. Louis

nuxsne Caach J n. CnfsnsnaaM II
mnna Polns Hizh aeheaL azsncazseed
that uae foslowin boys wuad n all
probability tAke to the trail 10 tAke
part in the annual inEttsftnsaAl bax.
ina tournament IN Hay 81 Loaia
ht& week-ena thursday. FFtdny
and saturday LonEs ClAe. C. y
Naples SanlrE FsxFAsuL Lem Al.
exmnaer Robert TrxhefnG ]. 7. nssh.
on Jimmie Chapman and min
EArek OF the latter ito. uealy enc
Ell take part N ue toafney, ~
botn are In uae an wsAEht elAan
Bios far Ire Bsy - Laszls affair
have heez eens o. Aosa Puanl pas-
cagoula. Wtssfn&. g. etauszlAus
Bilnn1. Kiln. r1sa cnriztksn. Long
Beach. Bo9Alasa. naT Ct I1uis
0ulfpnF1 ard aanrsef.
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NOTES


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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21

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feaae ageazzaa 0f gFoanas q ia
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hadt6a4& uww Erna6Aanaz en- Ehs
Ntssa sfSan6s
located IA TIE ~nutaenss coerser
q Ire @khirs9 fleA TIE kalsdfnx
w1A ~ &fHatr4 20 a. 70 lnc1 uae
rna q he High sxhooa eazAnlna
InR GymznAsiAzn utn ~ xlAxhk1s
iaEger than uae hxn nuaoz wussr.
hckh n ieFsgth and wtcth n w1fi h~
Aprruxinza1sw g feet vide and 80
feet inne
me hasldinu vEn be two ssofias
hugh TIE UPPER story ho9xinx ths
band Foun ard assembly rnssn for
the band atustenA which vii BE- ap-
wox1nuatsly o. fses BY 40 feet
The entire building vii be At
hrtck construction unlqne Ia lakA
vii he the hollow hrtck pans whach
vii be ms1e q twe separate wnna
q hfiek with : tee lneA air sgzcs
between This. ncoxoing 20 shs
architect. b m1rx economical and
prusldeA better knzalattnn than tha
conventional soild brick val
The ground floas wga h. ma1nly
eccupaec ~ TIE gymnasium ard
dressing rsouas for TIRE .knissHA. Al
the trent q the buAiding w1li be the
manual training quarters and uhs
drafting room.
The gymnasium playing floor xti
be o. the best maple os beech hard
wood flooring. and u1e remAindeF az
tae floor vii b Of cuncrpte. An
other uzstqsIe Improvement VIII be
the dressing rnofns. which viii be
heated underneath the ErAndxtATd6
These seats. raised approximately
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21

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fsnge b ; nsas4G3 ~ esmsaa.
thsn q uae mase II n~asszxl@ssa ef
SsckNmn c4uii4
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ard npsa TIE hsanas ~ nzlma sfA
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hksl4 - 63a,kAzaAt hHN s.at e kf1a
msnlA a4Mfm na41a Nim ara
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County Mln pay TIE faNam wtxhuh
oaf iuzefsshssa nase tssn sartaAs
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ttsn kna NhAeh ON EAlllfsu mt1n
vii ekaisnAaH b kGee hefs wln -
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neats orr Toe mEsa TlsfnN kfina Il
sa Kute8 Ehe hnn1s ~ exc uat 81
the nasatE snaslld - eEnnFn&zzzf
u txs Hsfsla aasHss 80 easHnks eaaa
ffa1 falnl4H pezgsa eEnNaah tn a
uau weEA Mt nam tha mFIs naps
been bull and asN mnsklna eteAHf[s
ElAiA premise aesssas b have he4n fer
eo4ken TslNsa aFa haa e men efad
MAznaan Wis hare pea tmHN4 aM have
u1efF EnfesaEllf1A 1Mfufs Elsesn. uhn
can nnt 50 EVER khe punskas q !
- Girls ffasa ufAsS asausfss -
even other sAsssa sazm - haso -
huuhls 10 0et Nna
u~ssanfA4ass6 Nsst 81 tfa tAAl
msetfssE q u1e nomfa u aurmKsns
ms ht H4htne4 eAzse - - a..
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3AEhNes Ness6Nt4 Nft4le Nesa 1HtEMN
ezaNs4s 1HM nAsN aaA1 NHak1It.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21

H@G9a.up STu82EnsG
roR sMooTsEa tAsspalsso At Taf Mfsaa
naagTna ssVDRAwuc BRAKES
&c Eoaa-pszssum sgyn<0 zFHuescr 40 assTr

STARTING II ths pries Level q sezss
Dodge he's packed into IL sPisadid'y
saylea aad eolorfal neea of LaxHry
Llasrs probably the greaisss NJ Ssiss
ever offered n : moter ~.
wksiher you wani . tso-doer bazL
sess esspe. - : -. bid snd beautiful
Llmousfne-or any ether medel-
Dodes IS sos u for 20 - prices
lAas are startling = thsir msdesay.
Tsdsy's Dodgs prices hring IL svsx~
- mnn. woman. e. family Int fAs
IDS Of usmssi mDtsr e. laxnry. AnA.
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fFkHl a. aset 81 Ga mAskAn aMnnMs
tieas uf Mpaea efH raest
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21

A2nhKtea ferNnxentink t1ss lnrNef
sehaoia Is Jaekson County aee an
training for the annual Jackson
County TRACK ard tied uae4t 20 he
hsid o. The mes paanaeuaia HAsts
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08
Must Recover Ships

"'The hope Of the people Of
the United States Is to be
found, not in giving free rein
to monopoly -Ori en- ed and
fascist-inclined capitalism but I'm
turning back its fields, factories
and workshops TO those who
fought its war of freedom
against a tyrannical power, and
who built. with their muscles
and brains, all the real wealth
and all there is in America
which deserves the name of
culture. But IL will not come
to them as a gift; they must
learn that the only solution to
recovery of their heritage lies
within themselves &c XII b it
No. 49,
concerning the auspices
under which Brady'S book was
published in England A certain
Kenneth Galbraith. who appeared
at the committees hearings with
volunteered the state
ment that Victor Gollancz, Ltd. is
an intensely capitaliStic enter
prise, and that the Left Book
Club is the English equivalent of
the Book-of-the-Month Club Both
Of Doctor Galbraith's statements
were untrue in their implications
"The facts are that Victor
GoilancI Ltd. hos for many
years been the leading publisher
OF Communist books in England,
and that the Left Book Club has
been the leading distributor of
Communist books in that country.
Il enclose for your information.
Mr.. President, a reproduction of
page 1893 of the June. 1886. issue
Of the Communist Party'S monthly
in Great Britain (See
exhibit No. 16D. This exhibit shows
that memberships in the Left Book
Club were promoted by the Work
ers' Bookshop. an aVowed agency
Of the British Communist Party. 1t
also shows that the Left Book
Club had chosen for its May 1885,
selection a book by the head Of
the French Communist Party,
Maurice ThoreZ.
I'm the United States, the cor
responding agency which diStrib-
ltes special editions of Earl
books is called the Book
Union. If Doctor Galbraith had
been frank with the House COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08

of a memorandum in the hand
writing of Mr.. Palmer. (See Ex-
hibits Nos. 36-37.) In this docu-
ment. Palmer made no secret of
his C. p. sympathies, meaning
of course his Communist Party
sympathies.
II enclose another document
which is a typewriter memo
random bearing the signed initials
ID. II. p (See Exhibit Nos. 49,
39). This memorandum was writ
ten by Dewey III. Palmer. 1t
established beyond any question
its authors views with respect to
communism and the Soviet Union.
Finally, in connection with Mr..
Palmer's Communist record, l en-
close a reproduction of a letter
addressed to him by one Sadie
Frankel. (See Exhibit No. 40).
The letter is on the stationery
of the Daily Worker medical al
viSory board. Miss FrankePs salu-
tation was the usual one between
members of the Communist Party.
Palmer was formerly technical
director of Consumers Union.
Finally. Mr.. President, / cite
the record, or a part of the record,
of Mildred Eide Brady. Mrs.
Brady, the wife Of Robert A., is
listed as principal specialist in
consumer education of OPACS.
The combined salaries of Mr.. and
Mrs. Brady are $13, 100.
"A year ago. Mrs. Brady was
managing editor of Friday. Her
name appeared as managing edi-
tor in that publication from the
middle of 1910 until late in the
year.
Even the slightest examina-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08

ton of the weekly magazine Fri.
day will show that IL is nothing
more nor less than a Communist
Party line publication. Its poll
cies have followed meticulously
the line of the party with all OF
its sudden shifts, reversals. and
fluctuations.
I'm summing up the situation,
Mr.. President, / wish to make the
observation that Leon Henderson
has surrounded h i m Sc / with
highly-paid assistants who are, by
their own public records, strangers
to the American way. The COM
mittee of which / have the honor
to be chairman has learned that
Communists specialize in the
of government agencies
wherever there is a lack of vigil
lance against their Trojan horse
tactics.
II submit that the facts Which
haze pressntsd herewith in the
form Of undisputed documents
are enough to bring about the
immediate severance from the
governments pay roll of Leon
Henderson, Robert A. Brady,
Tom Tippstt, DeWsy II. Palmer.
Mildred Eide Brady, and E. J.
Lever,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08

on which fascism constructs its
brittle edifice. If the world
wide Fascist trend of things Is
to be reversed, what is left of
democracy must be reinforced,
and the sweep of the tide turned.
But this means an erosion of
Fascist foundations, not by
humanizing business enterprise.
but by arraying together all
those forces whose face is turned
the other way. Against an
opponent who believes singly
and solely in force and guile
force must be masSed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08
Reception for Red

at is a matter of public rec
ord that Mr.. Henderson himself
assauited local nsws photos-
Yapher Dhen that Representative
Of the press tried TO take pic
fures at reception which the
price administrator Was giving
for a nationaiiy-prom Com
nunist Who tOas annotated Nth
him in the work Of the Spanish
relief organization.
THE record is perfectly clear
with respect TO Mr.. Henderson,
own connections with these Com
muniSt enterprises, and l may be-
permitted the observation tha'
this record cannot be negated by
Mr.. Henderson's ill-temper towarC
those who insist on the public s
right 10 have the facts.
Waving for the present the
question of MIR. Hendersons own
with Communist trans
mission belts, / wish TO lay before
you, Mr.. President, certain facts
which show that the Office OF Price
Administration and Civilian Supply
is stated with appointed officials
whose recorded views are COM
pletely at variance with any con-
cept Of Americanism that could
find substantial support among
the American pRoDlp
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mittee, he would have given il
that information.
Brady was one Of the associate
EDITORS of a publication known as
Black e. White. See exhibits No.
1920 This periodical followed the
Communist Party line without the
/ slightest deviation. On page 4 of
the December 1899 issue of Black
& White, there is an announce
Iment of the opening OF the Com
'muniSt Party'S workers school in
Los Angeles. The publication gave
the school its heartieSt endorse
,ment.
Brady was a member OF the
national committee of the now
Idefunct American League for
Peace and Democracy. .(See eX-
hibt No. ll). 1t IS no longer neces-
Sary TO argue that this organiZa-
ton was an obedient front OF the
Communist Party.
Brady was member OF the
Harry Bridges Defense Committee.
tSee exhibit No. 22). In this eX-
hlbit, you will note. Mr.. President.
that the government IS accused of
making an 'un-AmeriCan attack on
organized labor because IL in
stituted proceedings for the de-
portatlon of Bridges.
I'm August, 1899 a group of
well known Communists and
Fellow Travellers issued mani
festO declaring their belief i'm
the excellence of the Soviet |
regime. Bradys name appeared
as one of the signers of that
manifesto. (See exhibits Nos 81
pa.
Il come next, Mr.. President, tol
the name of Tom Tippett, assistant
chief OF the rent section ofOPACS. !
Several years ago, Tippctt wrote
a book entitled When Southern
Labor Stlrs.' OSee exhibits Nos.
26-30). A peruSal Of the following
quotations from the volume will
show something of Tippett's politi-I
cal philosophy and program. l cite
the following:
The partial explanation for
much of what appears TO be "A
stupid policy of the American
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Compares UniOniSnl

"'To marshal the forces of
labor TO act in Its own interest
is task that Is not accom-
plished i'm "A day or year.
Meanwhile privately owned fac
tories are the workers source
of bread; and will be until n
successful revolution is here
Exhibit No. 2S)
"'The answer TO that Is seen
by comparing the relative
strength of pure and simple
trade uniOnism I'm America with
England, where the labor move
ment openly aspires, in its prop
uganda at least. to eliminate the
capitalistic system In this
country. the American Fedora
ton of Labor subscribes as
intellectually to capitalism as
does any other institution. and
in so doing, IL Is cutting its own
throat Exhibits Nos. 29-30)
"A few years ago, a Communis
group operating under the nam,
of Trade Union Conference held |
convention in Cleveland
(See exhibits Nos. 31-34) Mr.
you will find the nam,
of Tom Tippett as one of the sign
ers of the enclosed documen
which is described as "A Call L
Action
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Legitimate Prey

What on the open seas is
thought of aS an outlaw and
'piraticaF' raid OF group on
group. is I'm another setting
played As legitimate game i'm
which each man is pitted against
every other man for all he can
"get by with" short of snarI
with criminal law. That bust
ness men i'm the United States
hold this view Is beyond ques-
ton Exhibit No. 12)
More Of the Communist
Party line.
There il no fOrecasting the
outcome. But OF this much We
can he certain: II and when
Fascist forces seize power i'm
England. the United States. or
other still technically non
Fascist countries. they can do
no more than control the power
OF the national state Exhibits
Nos. IL and 14D
1t must be a matter OF grca
interest TO YOU Mr.. President. 4
know that the head conSultant o
the OPACS considers the Unite,
States only Technically non
Fascist
There is no hope against
all this. except that of sweep
ing away the very foundations
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Defends Himself

Henderson cut short a weekend
visit in nearby Maryland 10 rush
back TO the capital 10 defend HIM
self and his aides against Dies
charges. He said that any member
of his staff who could be proved
a Communist would be discharged
"in a minute. as soon as l could
get him on the telephone
The full text Of the Dies letter
10 the President which was dated
September s and delivered al the
White House yesterday. follows:
las chairman of the special
committee on un-American activi-
ties, deem il my duty to bring
TO your attention situation
which exists in the Office of Price
Administration and Civilian Sup
ply.
Il have previously informed the
House OF Representatives that the
price administrator. Mr.. Leon
Henderson has in the recent past
been connected with several OF the
front organizations or transmits
sion belts of the Communist Party
He was. in fact. the president of
the Washington branch Of one of
the largest of the Communist
Party's auXiliaries, the Spanish
Refugee Relief CamDalpn.
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GiUes Brddy'S Record

"Let me begin with Mr.. BradyS
record. In 1887. the Left Book
Club OF England published a
volume written By Robert A.
Brady fsee accompanying Ex-
hibit No -. The volume bears
The imprint on It's title page Of
the London publishers, Victor
GollancZ, Ltd.
In his recent testimony before
the committee on banking and
currency, Mr.. Henderson stated
that he ran through this Brady
volume at the time Of Us publ
cation.
1t must. therefore. be assumed
that the price administrator had
some knowledge Of the views Of
his head conSultant before he ap-
pointed him 10 one Of the most
important posts in the govern
ment.
He did not, OF couse. commit
himself TO an endorsement of
every sentence of Brady's book.
Il have no hesitation. Mr.. PrcSi-
dent. IN asserting that this Brady
volume is from beginning 20 end
an exposition Of. and an attack
upon Nazism from the stand
point Of the Communist Party
'line'--as that line was laid down
by Moscow in the year 1887. j