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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
P~ascagoula Yacht
Club Nominating
Committee Chosen
FsaaN N4ae fex rsee~attax TrephAes
fs t&tl kzee wstzssEz Ana EsT
AnaAat fAeetaens

TIE Eas~Fflr8 naNfa 81 tta rA4-
eaSo4s& Y&efa Ctue ases @a TEaaaa
1AE usxAt ~ tnx hoga4 u Hessaea
0sHissr ard uanaxu the uneslnasiaf
easnassses f0T n~afaszaasing esHsexu
lav he IeSz yaenstfx sesnsa T1sx
enzumtstee uaa mAks lea reaaes
NisfAn IRE sseAt Zee aAyx
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cuxuprlns1 q A M dBSa1i Pwihsnz
sFefsy swau Pvessaa 8raasAck "
Gay ErsAM ST.. EauQou Fxatmssn
James A EaaeNh ard Graham Hoo
lssex
a ruxaakzaH wMz rzAazRA usxlem
a. axsnabxxa ~ 1sx cluh 60 aazlN
a. M hasa0x pasra and 70 40 sfss
National nsefsElse muszAm "a asav
atAnnrr n nhseh uzzs gan serse
Pasx kt2o Nere asAas fof sae
purchase and deassfy a the eagn
e ne stnssxEa Is uax FArhosm clauses
n she aaHutsnr FNrtEas sea@ssAs q
Isl The presentations wia D. mace
3 stss annual nleetlnx uf the Yacht
e9ua mesaeef4 xtssn TIE keuxraf
eAs<zAnn 81 ofEherx Of zhe clue 81
~ hesG re ssnar Tor tfsss even al
b. anTnsuMe6 htef.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
Hurley I'll Club Has
Christmas Program

uh~ Hurley 4-H Girls Club held
go GaaElH1maa pAzty a. Pritay efser-
nNn Decemsef - 11Ie girls eafzaer-
81 IN sae class room Of AEixx AIzne
A1zskls Hague their leAdeF. for me
prnNFMna There N4z ; Christmas
TIRE frun which EzfGS were ex-
ehnxMed Mis- Hagae then passed
afa4nc fu1gx which na enesxed
Ezaaa of me girls received a present
JANIS pEDERsKN.
Reporter
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

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Ws CIV utaEaing lnx every p~xssn
u AAzAMzuEk "A naax PruapeFssss
and HappE Ee4 Ynag
] ans azxx tnMt ar primary par
EEae Of a. oNzF Thoughts an6 mrts-
sssaes q eEFersed tn12xu puxSlsax
txth esery sEtors pazsihz In wan-
.utng she ~ h ~haea ~ are a
aassA u y oar annx That -
n1k1axah I'll ennx1fhu2x = she nreat-
sss paASsts3 wMH kuNAFn INA wae
ard aAa - kznsktfna e4-s1znazafe an
azzahkaaiaa kke414 o. sste xoafa q
CIR state wazE WI esssiE1hanfe
wAxu prepNkaAsing the n~rnsOerasi<
HmY IL me
a mAkx part 0g Ne r-szzsonSshEatv
of caEsylE3 81 daxlne ne pazz~um
yeaxs wfn rsM upan anr yuu1h II
CIR setsouA tnxtaF. ii h therefore
mpsRMtfse thaa khelr krainanz
zksNli ~ eArrse0 CO IN snch : way
khns ihsT I'll ~ a. sausistnn e
met responsibilities uhhn tf1ry eli
Eace aflsE fna w&r h over
In unk time q HMx. M canfaEa
and mwn M kne zghf ~ the xAlas
of ouw great damoexAflx lnzsikafdous
aeeanaR after al theae aFx fhe
thEngx Tor snkh ut are fighting
anr for uhaen eyery AnegtcAn ell
ssn mm1z - Ms ton y : h~steg zIsa
AanEe eff1aent way than ever -
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
Much Revenue May
Accrue To Counties
From 18th Section
ksmeahal Lexsslzssaa Ssaxha Ts
t1<2x Up M4ny Ine1usEsseaxses
IE Ttth<@ Ts Thess HAnaN

II = ronnwrs Attxely estimated .nnt
as , FSsa1k Of tie Sixteenth secslou
Land Survey str remedial i=xszia-
tsou. ne ineseaseu rsFenae cssfved
fru<E slxteeHzh section LANDS n ne
4sse I'll exceed un-haaf million
collars annually. Il was revealed oy
nffrtAk q the MkslAsappl Beard az
IcEeApnaent sponsuxS Of sne study
aagGzg nth u1e A-iAa1zspa4 ssats
Department q E1aeaslon-
03ven . tntns federal a-ulraxs4a.
taon C E17sf tae xuYxes esrr,s3
an asexaxe payroll q 3 hixhly
xkAlisu workers and : termed ~
Officials 81 helnz cue us sne mret
ampuTtAnt stadAez being eanegs-s~e
- ux Boarc * Development
y + thought nlAs Is a rrsuR a
sae hAd-mfiitun dollar resppsp
ah1eA csn b. Gefsxea from ss< saEax
tiz2t lie results q the ss1ksF wau
AID materially II eeFtAln uaAss al
The Defen4e PTozrAn ACCORDING IN
osfSlAh e tnx hnarc Members AZ
nse hzaaFE explAizaea That tlx sarv~y
was ~ ~pasxaeulAx smporzArss Il
present because n tire stuasafnK az
ue NAzassal De1ens pSuzram H.
sAxrMxeEs wtl ~ called upoa b. sat-
ISIS Ii aa2y tlaoax demands q "a.
f~sezat Coz exnnzKut fog Nalasaaf
Asesense bit also tae cenAaaz q ne
state sasssuEnenz tu is zup1r fov
Stale a1nzfniasrakAan ENeu u asmn
% 81 taeg pnlz1teo 0ls aezxy de-
HEAnad@ III be a441f Tor aehaol xssp-
pgt Mnae1 in s1sesf Is 6 vita u4rt
% aHx NaEsoE14l Defense Prozrza
Ia dzy4 a. reeansRucslaa = In
tasse q mtanaAl emergency thsss
aeu2nzA Wtu weash E1emxlla uDoD
nnN f1iaaaEial status Of a. p~soie
Al1 80 so1Fees g Eesenue - -
Saagzt e Fetiese Ne ALREADY heavy
oslrdene zEysasea - new lexzsAtbor
a. mH result ~ TIE present ~
Nne AEpn~e q fhe prutee4 i 10
rs1aAiAsa Epe skasuz q al sixteenth
NstAaa AI4& as leu Andz within
Ne Sale q Mzaazsgu Before Il
. p1sahle 10 nssellsesntly approach
ire pHeAsexn Is - annzzsze1IF IN
a~teza4se system u acnz.nAszrztsan
q tns@ AEd4 & 5 i1nt necessary
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
Pascagoula Wins
Basketball Bill
From Wade Teams

Ttm p4MAeeza pMnfhFgn as&rt.
aN sfamaa r4rsnrrd = aouNmmex
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semm Fsa6nv nlsAl utayiFas s&arx
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srxfs<sek pMyang TM Rn1A
MNie 9zuFer q ~ ~erhy Ead tn
ne frsx haE 81 ne muse sd wegr
cAaMsssng aSun& n nae Mm Mau
whT ~ WAGE xfz ssaKen = RAILS
aA& Alasznt hrnxHak them sactaex
O~y hx riAyinx . SUPERB defense
Ia thN eoasn9 ns4nNSm werr n1e Pas
eagcgianx Abr % resaMln oNt IA
frens &as when Ne nnMi usaeaA
kcx Eaey found themselves ieA6i1g
n ne slskht margin a. foaf pants.
ne SRA a Hezsy 3an& NEtm e.
PaHanA w1s eutAaudhaa b. 4Ae
eafEar
II wak nip and tuck bAftle al
thH wnx mroawh wtsgn tfe Waae
and raxaxoula boys u1lntefse4
t4nglre ua me c0arR In ffsis game
q tstw rally served the pantheFs
Nen sna moaafz thefn a h~ard-essn-
- tartary
laerv eas very ltfie Sccrinx n
4ae game s. both teams c~cs4centraf~
- sstesr efforts On defensive piav
A. the end az the first prraod Ehe
Paniherx were leading q 10 Z The
eunp3exsoa entirety changed II TIE
scosaa period when Wade tEehtaned
IT, defense. hGldlng the Panther
NoeteNx while they added nafee
points e leac S q Z AZ the inter-
a4aaion
The sxre wax xsin d~es1sockea az
the end q The third periods play Al
. 20 2 but right after the starr = tlae
last quarter. Wadr Jumped TO ! inad
Is - q 10 which ( held unla the
last few minutes T71e Painters led
% HArry Roberts knoGtea the
count At u 70 ~ and tsaen with two
field goals By Roberts they touk the
lead Of f7 70 IS IN the last nsEsule
Of play which wns sufficient 20
bring victory.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

yaras 90 Sc ptznu fourth neet On
une Co4sT seven other kiskerx
aserazun So IN - Tne BszsssFs
mace 10 est u BE- points after
Nserha0wu and kiekea one field
KoaA
CaAdh Iaa Stirsrf team have
beta unk $3.50 b post seaAM1 eaase<
Of the past They won three ard
loss lhrer Sinners own alma uatex.
NeAGAaEA mfsefed al uzrce defeats
2-e u 1874 40 10 1855 and sa-fs
in 1885 In 1898 q suneT team xon
FROM Forchafn 30 Aau IN 1873 the
Beasers m fwo post-se4son games
IN HswaA 30 from ire Hawaiian
z3KTs ard s4-s from Hawaii uni
.xerzitY.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

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rs s1sseR Cor q e. percrntasr anG
IS yaFaA zlmnsz exactly hail 81 ne
t&R9 ynr4s mace On t6 rushing
rtAsx
pekfEnan cuwnnt~tsd - q 90
passes Sc a. s&xA and . IS per
eensags usuaxn Is 81 IS ~ eco
BILE MeInalx . asssannaase Niso play
&C IN saGF games. nFnuxlIk thR aver
up witi AHEen c~cxnple1Aazx kn
eight aaruws f0x o. Tire Dekhman-
to-EhRoan tnn4 vsep-xerza1 con
hinattun saas the deadlIsn baf rec
oFds Nzow that Norman Peters rlehi
end nauxht tfae rses1 passss e.
purdan. star ard wheeahnsze og
uas OrAnse efeverl svernaea 1854
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
Moss Point Cagers
Chalk Up Victories
During Week Ind


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tlRo - 81 1t~1f. III tan laaz naanxARs
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ne aa * TIE nTNnkz ard naz.zs en-
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lau1s knagp led maa Ruznf
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s. Martha Kgxszn scored i nna
Seynteux. . 20 Lead tsatr zanssnR
saphaszseEe3 Wza ~ VARSITY aases
Tie MnN RoEnt s~1paseaanra tAana
aefeaGse EaraE&wpm A-a1 sasEsxAar
nlSht n q preliminary amzne e ~
Mnsa FEaal-Ma~n6E sfit ueansas esnd
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kaierz ard WAl1ace wuFe hlek mzsus
men ~ ENcatauu
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MHrEsar High aeEeassc Ae1a nusns
@-zf The Mneils iAds snaasd :
d~naoozfNT. nzDu palts1lea nz1ense
siSAn 1e Tigers = they r<nzztpHsed
thR game sa xszrs 10 fazazzsa Jsek
chm. = Chinese huy wNs - usyi-
Stanctng man 81 tie gzszx& - uHs
NcEzAil3 aEea4Efzea fnr 10 & - leauas
paints % lead he scoring AuakhaN
wAs akao az 1mEnFEant CO Il ne
Magpu UfferSe rs he acxmad 8
paints F1 Noes paanG RaY Her1
aufwd ! ard BIZ Maxi an6 KAus
KNAPP sruxed : each
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

forms.
i was decAde1 10 sell soft drankn
and peanuts II future baskethan
games
Mr.. GAIhaspy annnuxsued that
plans vere undegfooe for : concert
which E1l Be given sooa. and 70
which admission prices az IS ana
Is CENTS viii b charged
ABB Bilhos side captured honoEs
b having the largest number of
Waents present
The meeting was wrA attended
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

10 seCuFe = sound satisfied knew5-
exsEe uf TIE mohaem which Is xtte
PRIMARY puFpus1 Of aak survey
Asaz1s frusa tae apparent nNsurMEcx
Ct the recovery % Substantial suaua
for 1te ahack q the state. thka
AnKey wa1 provide al neeeA4sx
oas& whbeh vii enAhie the state
20 ma ~ . Legislative wuxTasn,
uEsRh III Frzuh IN main1afnEnn
; s~sAEzxEs-ksxS Fecur6 q 4cztun
sakeu h connection with saxfeenta
sextien Nnn4 HnuS aihowtng muper
cfftc4ak charged wfan the rssnon-
slhsiify 81 ne administration Of
ues lands - enforce b IN orssrsy
and nuaue@-nks wAF -<hs praznps
a&h3rge nf al obligations relative
ia these anaa.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

f@wM has rsezsFn9 ssszr4sy rseng
ngsaasa ~ khr ftfsh wraar m w3a
aaaFaza . sss1si fw FasskiHx $50
us11 Il nnnzAasM achievement and
IA fhe nTausa Erade ~ tteo Ter
slgss nkAxr faF lie scholarship award
Ieea naE ta1en ; frry Aettsx pau
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lnN al u1szeaaainx ts4ck fnAn Msl
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nae mmk wfGh me teaEs Alxlt0ugh
he y . NxxaH seEAax ne hA2 a.
FeMry aaawHn defkufts possibilities
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rs easersui sssszaae mnz sraszaiy
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sszk nf nefInn1f LeNh b = Member q
lhe heAi mavu4 npOp AzN. ~ q
scAEE - representative Of hax class
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r. Lkwa wAs a~xaAziua4zkls chosen
ssatezls q she wesk
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
Defense That Won't Stay Put
Is Oregon States Best Trick
NJ vgED uAMFs0N
A. NlrN .x~

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wp. ane wusss Ros4 Dgwi teaam
eMmF unnfr srao~ Ns-p4nm-
nmnms svegmFs aM me&sss - uAks
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enMaE statistic kanM nN4s ~
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nAe wTtalrsn
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msmra * = AhsfiRx aefezaeA
taEss w3ksh weaxutrd ; eexaefant
efzAnElnz aAyrser Be- ne tezm uszh
Ehe bal
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0unntin GeR1m@arh Wees9 ktnn
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uCEA made . nFM d1Mrn On necN
mY&rc tine ard coalan1 muee
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~ uR ntnf slsAzx OHc1 atlas
raeks1 ~ 10 points-1auaIiy fnas
esz9NNh 10 wlnAxad eunAuahaa : -
aBewsnoie effsFzae rec0rd
fhe AislserasiSe hn1fAaaAm. naA
Ds4hHaan ard Dee nMrAnm. -
eszzntea ~ Isas xxraA In sushlax
@mn paskan9 Dmrdnm ApsEnxe Esnf
Enra on y Fnshimw paaya 9sr -
ssasen. Deshnan Is ua rEA rfsae
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sr4ged 81 81 - tries ana hfs un-
eersasdy. J~ Day { on r.
06C m8aallg paMzea sraxkaxaY hat
H1sHn saressz weFe eE@n ghe Beavers
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

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- naakFknan x4xses rsEa&An1aE O.
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and a. Ms&M
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PeS &C. s. MaFfAn here
Fsb - Lgrn2n u2erx
Feh - hayes LNfsasrx a4ess
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

rarssun nsrqlest n~exAzaEae& racex
u~rrANxtv kaaswu 81 hkxt NAa &se
rszlktaaasnx strztsns 81 Nose hossa
FArh aesaN sA@ =xsN IL -
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26

Easax 1mwm N1n9 500 gE Mx ard
Mr. E - Wena ard frszamMn e
r3zeasmzaa Hmh $685. 3 weGs
4AafNG f0U , peithau amezN ~
c&s4fanaHM HzAANn& e RN&EA4uaM
NAaN AAG
Tmg0 azrEnk hk eExhg ya4Fs' 81
seuAaee ~ ne FascseNA NcneA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
GEAKkAM L0DCsE HAS
ELkCTf0N 0F OFFICERS

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TN q off@enx wAs 81 important
matter cuHzEus before 1se Laagx Il
fsaaii<c - faii0wzs
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uAzsd Arthur Aflen. socresArx.
IL frua Es4nA treasurer. Mn
FawA PIttnAu- representative - Ehs
Hek9kah ANemniY. and Mrx
Maazlce Cora alternate
AEz 041cxu "a : VISITING
Hekzkah
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-26
OUTSTANDING STUDENTS
OF WEEK ARE SELECTED

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-23
D. 5. BRITI5H .lHIEFS HOLD WAR MEETING
Leaders of Allied Nations Meei al White House
 with Roosevelt

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-Presi- dent Roosevelt called conference for 9 o'clock this afternoon (PST) of American Army and Navy off, cials and Prime Minister Winston Churchill and his staff.
 The White House said the group might be called a war council" :"
 The American group invited in ciuded Secretary of War Stlmson, General Marshal, chief of staff; General Arnold, chief of the Army Air Forces; Secretary of the Navy Knox; Admiral Stark, chief of staff of the Navy; Admiral King, new commander of the United States Fleet and Harry Hopkins, the Presi- dents confidential advisor.
 With Churchill were invited Lord Beaverbrook, British Supply Min ister; Admiral Sir Dudley Pound, commander of the British fleet; Air Marshal Sir Charles Portal; Gen. eral Sir John Dill. former chief of the Imperial Staff and now Gov ernor of Bombay.
 This is the first conference be- tween Roosevelt and the entire British mission.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-23
American Filipino Forces Are Resisting Powerful
 Sea Borne invaders LANDING OPERATIONS
 SUPPORTED BY PLANES
Dutch Naval Aircraft Re- ported on Seene-Large
 Tanker Bombed, Fired
(BY ASSOCIATED PREsS)

Good news came today from three main theatres of the Battle of the Pacific as President Frank lin D. Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill con- ferred in Washington for master Victory Program" for destruction of the Avis Powers.
 Tn the Philippines
 Tn She Philippines, the United States Army bulletin this forenoon indicated the American Filipino de- fenSe lighters have fought to standstill the vanguard of the poNetf1l sea-borne, Japanese forces. There have, however. been landings oi Inc Japanese in small detach- ments at Santo Tomas, f25 miles north of Manila.
 The War Department communi- que said the Japanese invaders are still pouring in on the Lingayen Gulf coast where the main strug- gie IS raging and lighting is marked by increasing intensity"
 Bombing Attacks
 The war communique further said the hostile landing operations a5e being supported by increasing numbers of bombing attack planes"
 Fight from Jungles
 The American and native Fili- pino troops are hidden in the green jungles and are reported Saking heavy toll of the Japanese on land while United States avia- tors are hacking the invaders from the air. The war communique still --- --.s------- ---------------
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-23
Wake Island Landing Made
 By Invaders
Fourteenth Japanese A. tatk Successful Marines
 May Be Holding Out

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23-A Jap anese force has landed on Wake Island.
 The Navy said enemy units of un- specified strength landed on Wake this morning where the Marines have beaten off repeated onslaughts by enemy aircraft and naval units.
 The small garrison underwent a strong air attack yesterdav mora ing and the communique stated several enemy planes were shot down in the thirteenth Japanese attack on Wake since the start of hostilities. Like the others, the attack apparently was beaten off by the Marine garrison, assisted by laborers on the island, but no an- nouncement was m de as to whether the detachment of Devil Dogs still was resisting the landing force which set foot on the island today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-23
MANY KILLED AZ B0kBER5
 HIT MANILA
Crowded Evacuation Gen. fer Struck by Missiles
 Intended for Depot

MANILA, Dec. 23.-Heavy casualties resulted this after noon when three Japanese planes bombed a center which had been reserved for persons evacuated to Manila from other towns.
 The planes apparently were aiming at nearby gasoline stores owned by a private com pany.
 The attack was the first a9- fecting any of the numerous evacuation centers to which residents of crowded districts have been taken under Red Crcss supervision.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-23
BOARD URGES LIGHT CURFEW AT MIDNIGHT
Civilian Defense Group Asks City Council 10 Pass
 Ordinance Immediately

Director of Civilian Defense Frank Metcalf and the members Of the Civilian Defense Board held a meeting last evening in the City Hall. Also present were Gov. Er- nest Gruening and heads of the various divisions of the Juneau Civilian Defense Unit.
 In view of official information laid before the Board, the observa- tion that the glare of the lights of Juneau at night could be dis tinctly seen as far away as Point Retreat, the Civilian Defense Board requested the City Council to enact immediately an ordinance requir- ing all neon, advertising, Christ mas tree and other lights to be extinguished at midnight of each night. and also immediately to in- stall shades over street lights to prevent them from casting their glare mUO the SKY.
 Christmas Day Watch
 While no practice blackout will be held until after Christmas, the general opinion was expressed that people should be particularly alert throughout the holidays and real ize, from the disastrous experience at Pearl Harbor, the enemy might select Christmas Eve or morning as a suitable time to find us un- prepared to meet a raid.
 The Civilian Defense Board urges all citizens to bear in mind the necessity Of precaution and coop eration. Each householder should prepare a dark room from which no light will be radiated to the ex- terior and which should be used in all blackouts whether practice or actual.
 Householders, throughout tin e holidays, when absenting them elves from tnelr homes, Snotliu ex-
 nguish all Christmas and other ights so if Juneau should be so unfortunate as to be attacked we Vill be in position to go promptly nto a blackout.
 Reports Made
 Reports of the various organi--.. cations were made by former Gov. George A, Parks, supervisor of air raid wardens; Dr. George F. Free burger, supervisor of auxiliary po- lice; Ralph B. Martin, in charge of electric light and public power utilities; Minard Mill, in charge
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-23
Spain, Gibraltar, French Africa or British Isles
 May Be Target
BERSERk DRIVE BY
 FASCSTS F0RESEEN
News Commentators in Rome and Berlin Hint
 New Operations
BY ASSOCIATED PREss)

Sharp new reverses jared Hit- ler's invasion armies on two fronts in Russia and North Africa today as the world speculated on the pos sibility of a sudden berserk thrust py the Fuehrer in an attempt to re- trive his tattered military fortunes. European observers predicted Hit Ter in his new role as supreme war Iord of the German armies soon would try to open new front n regions lest hostile to blitzkreig campaigning tn n winter-frozen Russia.
 Likely Targets
 Turkey. the Middle East, Spain, Gibralter. French Africa or the British Isles appeared the likeliest targets for an attack
 A Soviet broadcast said German dominated Bulgaria was speeding war preparations along the Turkish frontier and that Bulgarian mobil- ization was expected shortly.
 The broadcast declared the Bull garian port of Varna and the Ru-