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Evening star., 1941-11-23
Weather Forecast

Rain and cold today, followed by clear
and colder tonight: fair and colder to-
morrow. Temperatures yesterday-High-
est, 40, at pm; lowest, 30, at 6 am.
From the United States Weather Bureau report.
Full Details on PAGE A..
Evening star., 1941-11-23
R. A. F. Sweeps Over France

(See COAL, Page A-12D
Evening star., 1941-11-23

(eee SOVIET, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1941-11-23

The Evening and Sunday Star Is
delivered in the city and suburbs at
75c per month. The Night Final
Edition and Sunday Morning Star at
85c per month.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

said Major MacNalty, with patient WEAKNESS
Then you know her, SIR"
mo. Only of her. Let's get down to brass
tacks, Johnnie. How far has it gomez"
1T hasn't, sir Not any way to speak of.
mean to say, the other chaps started warn
ing me, so began to look out. mean, after
she began all those questions
"All what questions?"
About the Regiment. and how long we
were to be here. and where we came from
and where we were going, and the rest of it.
Always asking questions about the officers,
sir"
Il gather she has foreign accent -"
Yes, sir, but she says she is English; she
says she's soldiers daughter"
DO you believe her?"
We'll, sir, she might be, of course. l
thought perhaps if you saw her - I'm
damned sorry to bother you like this, but you
did say was to come to you sir.
Il shall have look at this person for my
self, said the Major. you had better ask a
few friends in. Give a cocktail party in the
Evening star., 1941-06-29

hotel Johnnie, and will drop in and get her
measure all right"
II can't thank you enough, SIR" said
Johnnie. AT the door he paused. You err
won't mention this to my mother, sir? We
don't want her to start writing letters"
The Major said. NO" From the heart.
w THE day of the cocktail party, Major
MacNalty reached the hotel where it was to
be given earlier than he expected In the
dreary lounge, an electric fire made sickly
flicker behind some bogus coal. He thought
at first the place was empty, for the girl sit
ting there was so small that her chair almost
swallowed her up. She was pretty. So star
tlingly pretty, so startlingly blonde that he
knew at once who she was. 1t was bit of
luck he had come early. He could observe her
quietly, and draw conclusions before he met
her. He retired to seat by the window.
She turned and smiled at him, an easy.
friendly smile
But you must come to the fire, she said.
A most efficient pickup he thought, and
Evening star., 1941-06-29

49," she said, happily. That is really
much better"
She sat in an upright, good-little-girl atti-
tude, hands folded in her lap. She had pansy-
colored eyes, and hair like the softest gold
silk Her skin was the most fiawiess Major
MacNalty had ever seen. Talk about rose
petals. No wonder that Johnnie
He broke off that train of thought, and
delved in his mind for something easy to say
While he was still thinking, the girl said
sweetly, You are Major MacNalty, think"
1t startled him. How do you know"
She laughed. There was something so inno-
cent in her laughter, he knew if he WASH t very
careful. he too would be taken in.
'Oh, but how often Johnnie has spoken
of you to me! He tells me how kind you are
to him. Just like father"
A vague desire to wiring Johnnie's neck
fiickered in Major MacNalty's heart Il take
it you are Venetia, he said stiffly
''Yes. am Venetia. We have been such
friends, Johnnie and 1. He is so sweet Don't
you think Johnnie is sweet"
The Major swallowed. He changed the
said.
Yes she said proudly. MY father is a
soldier, too. He lives in Yorkshire His name
is also Brown. General Brown"
His eyes narrowed. She had put her foot
in it now, poor kid. For it happened he knew
General Brown. Old Pinky Brown he was
called, because of his complexion Pinky was
confirmed bachelor and always had been.
Not even very good at covering her own
tracks, he thought. She had chosen Pinky
because Yorkshire was good way off, and
it seemed unlikely anybody would call her
bluff. BY the time they did, the chances were
that She would have got what she wanted.
But she really was very pretty. Those eyes
Il cannot tell you how good Johnnie has
been to me, she ran on. You know, when |
had chicken pox he risked everything to come
and sit with me, and he talked to my land
lady, who was dreadful woman and smelt
of wine, And he found me much nicer rooms,
CONTINUED on pose y
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21

Mrs Owen cAnsy. Pascagoula. ob-
stesrteal. baby girl. Nancy Neil Can
~ born March IL. ie<i. jesse Hcrn-
don. Aertcoin. surgical admitted
March Is. discharged March 10
Denniz Parrish. sacremento. Cali
fornta. admitted March M dis-
charged March IT. hrs. WIN. Kern.
PascAxoula. admitted for surgical
treatment March L. discharged
March IT. Mrs. Jesse 0azaway.
Kreoae. admitted March 10. baby boy
born March f6 7. c. Bulloch. Moss
Point. admitted for surgical treat
meut March ~ and DISCHARGED
March 10. Vera Smith, pRscagouia.
admitted for surgical treatment
March u. Mira J. A. Kcahey, Moss
Point. admitted March N, baby
Keahey born March N. Blllis
Weatherford Kreoie. admitted for
surgical treatment March 10 and
discharged March ie--he Il the six
year old son Of Mr. and Mrs Roy
weatherford. W. r. Loftin. Pasca-
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Missionary Union
OF Baptist Church
Interesting Meeting

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21
Elementary School
Parent Teachers
Elect Officers

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cent charge eeseFs msfxly uhe cost
q Tire pTe1eetos. ne explained.
Newly eiectsd efftners ufi b. m
stalled ns the nsNt nseetlzlE 81 tAe
organizations Asmn t&
FroRKNcR q arARKMAN.
Regxmtef
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types and that they are well-reapec-
Ted men. However. besides the Mi.
Isary Police. who wll be stationesi
here permanently. there yin BE- 10
military policemen aceomuanFlna
each visiting contingent TIE men
VII pTeaerse order Ia ali puhIk
places. Al the dances ard alaer
social affairs given ia their honda
II Haa oeeided II the meeting
That ues entertainment would be
placed n TIE hands Of ore CIVIC Or
ganizatlon each week. thereby ELM
mating Ne placing Of the burden AZ
this Work On any one eronp. A
meeting &C The leaders 81 These a..
CARNATIONS vii BE- called Ior enfiy
next week . map plans for future
entertainments. which win h~ Ieff
70 uae discretion of the host group
1ne availability Of picture shows
during TIE Neskends. also waa dis.
enaseo e weEl as that a church sef.
vices a complete acheduie az she
church services vii be obtained fnr
Ne q lie tFalnses.
Tie headquafaeEs for sase reerea-
uoa center are being rapidly eam.
psszsd - nFslnees ~ the CCc enmo
- ocaan Springs These camps
vi contain eoEs ard other nensa.
sAry equipment They wiu have
wooden fooFa and screened el1innn
covered vim canvas tent torm a
mens Hal atzo l. being erscied All
Ct - HaA sni BE e0npls1ed and
p.Aeed n readiness by the carry part
e neE4 weeM-
Th1a4 attending lfss rnaesfns
wednesday ntznf weFs hnyns Cat
~ Councilman g n prsaeFe.
MakH HFeth ana his alds. "a. noak.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21
Local Grand Lodge
Officers Attends Odd
Fellows lie citing

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21
Health Department
OF Jackson County
To Enlarge Staff

The jackson County Health Ds-
paFtmsnt has announced through
d. - +. Nadesa thns en- incfrans
would hs made IN una official staff
Of the organization aoun. Prepare
tons are being made 10 add another
nurse. . dental hyslaniSt and
another CLERK 70 the office foFce.
The clerical appointment Il 20 be
made b April land any one de-
string - qualify Tor this poaiiton
must Be = qualified slsn0ESapnar.
based On examination given 81 the
Mlsslssippi State Beard o. Health
IN Jacksun AuY ere Interested Ia
this position 4 requested 20 GEE A.
touch wtth Dr. Eadeau for further
details.
Il 81 announced also ~ Ire
health department that thai aisf-
sion of the county welfare had
created . total Of tz50oo IN business
for the merchants of tae county
durtnE the past year. This wns
brought about b The sanitation De-
pertmenL This business Il such a
uouiG not have been carFsed ouf
had not uhe sanitary measures de-.
maHded b. TIE State Board Of
Health heen carried out
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21
Miss Merriweather
Elected To Honor
Teachers Society

Miss Liza MasFiNsesher. ons ~
tha teAetteEz IA TIE F4scaau4iln
nclaaolA he's heen isusanFea 10 eaec-
tiun 20 uhe Delta Karfm nuUi0ty,
aus wm4 Initiated into TIE nacirtY
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On SATURDAY. Maria O.
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o. FrAsernitF in EdauMttnn. ard h
composed Of usoss who have acnAsF.
ed d~lstlncttoa b TIE tna<hlnz pro-
fession. and i ~ award a hnnnf
and service II = wuxtzlly tHnssSw-
ed ~ THIS instance e. Mkns Msrft-
weather . ere q olfE uutstAndlnz
elementary teachers. and has uFft-
Ten several text bookn o. pstmary
education which srs d ! In Ire
schools of this ana uahcr states.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21
Far Operalsom
Goes - Unidentified
Pedestrian Finder

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


Sunday.
10 Loo 4 =. Church school Rny
A otrenx. 0apt
lice A - Morning WorNhip.
go p. n Annual Business Sea-
sion. Erznrth L&ague.
ITO p. u Evening Worship.
Monday:
a.so r. u. Junior Missionary So
caety.
ais p. n Clrcis no. l.
Circle No. , xith Mrs ,. M Kpt-
ins. Mill Road.
T:s0 r. n. school Of Missions
lecture ~ Rev. r. I. walton. Moss
Point.
Tuesday:
Tss0 r. II. School Of Mission: lee
ture b Rev. W. r. Murray Of Esca-
tawpa4
"Wednesday.
7sse p. ~. School Of Missions, lee
ture b Rev. d. n. ulmer os Ocean
Springs.
$50 P. II Choir practices.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21
Gem Jewelry Store
Changes Manager

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21
Bingo Game Benefit
Greek Relief Fund

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

e.. a~npeTTlznw uantissg 1Dam o
nfmn1 Grand MnAaht u ttsm FMaro.
9uEla KniahtA q Cuinmbta, 1afnAs
amuensT pFeaidsns u uhe FAeca.
NualA IAazz cfHa. Mlm EtunnM Co.
la. p~sezldeus u4 ne Pnapaeouis v.
w H. c. N. 2 A Ilaampaun.
president Of raac3Hnula YuunN
Business Maua Ciuhs 1ohnnF Wnlk
e. Of ne Paaaanaia puFt Cnmmta-
ztou: uaeo Wsbh. CoGamAnaaf 5aek.
son County Pua4 ~ An1sffrhu
Ls9ton. Arthur v. amislh mesldens
of rmnrAanala Rotary Clnn, ard Ms
Smith. aapt Taan wells e. khs pmx.
cAeuuiM C4tT aeltooie; ftev. FFn1ef-
lex ufaef - u8a LnEhefnn church.
James VaIelnh. aupl ~ MunklpAl
Part and herman 1 Moran us ms
C1uonhts-fSksf.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21

ernla admitted fer ureainal treat>
mnnt March u Mra 3 a. wallace
PnnuAeuulA. admitted March ~ and
discharged On ssnae day. Lewis Our.
uy, PamcAEoula. medfral admitted
March u MfA W d LyouA VAN
eieaye admitted for medical treat-
meat March - ard discharged On
March t. Mira J. v. Ooff. WAda.
baby boY bern March 10, MfA J. q.
wafFen. pascagoaia March 10, med
lcai treatment Nm. n g. MAhathy.
Kreoie. medical treatment. admit
ted March H. kfrs u j. Smith pa
enaoula. admitted March 10. medlnal
treatment ard 7 i Dickson. Mcaa
Point entered March -. Tor surgical
treatment accidental injury.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21
Dor SCOUT NEWS
Hussmv Traan

Tire Hurley Scout Trucp NO 11g
held It's regular nzeettnK 81 the
Hurley school on Tuesday night.
March 10. at TO O'Clock Some
members Of our troop attended the
Court Of Honor at Pasragoula Tues
day night Of last week and re-
ceived their second class badges We
discussed plans for getting our
Scout equipment which ~ hope 70
obtain IN the near future ~ Mr..
Brumfield IN Pascagoula noe has
thla material IN stock After the
business meeting games ere play
ed. We adjourned 70 meet again
next week.
J.. l. BARIA. Scribe
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21
o LATE TO
CLASSIFY

WE ARE sUGoEsTTNo-to our
Friends. Patrons and the General
Public. that II does not pay 70 pur-
chase indiscr1minate merchandise
from i~tinerste. transient vendors
here today and gone tomorrow. Pa
tronize your local dealer and enjoy
his confidence and personal guarnn-
tees On whatever you buy.
3-2i. CO 4tc.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21
American Legion
Auxiliary To Meet

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

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ERa
Mn Hsssnan p nantaSf ara Ma
n Mxfimnln xsNlkra ~reantiyrs auF.
ne uasaF usn Nhls u~Sk @ ms
Matches ralxxsaaasW Mrs. uAatteE
SsMyNa eth hNF ncussh ~ ard Mrs
LxNaas MaEs0. ard Mr. McllwMtn
wtth sec aEsa daA1h1eF~n-&Mm Mr.
ard Mr. n b Mrnuafn
49,
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Gewge 4 DavtA spent ims& wcek
end N Btipki xtsistne RELATIVES ard
fstrnda
Ma f<zfa ooEI q v~nncleawe Vs.
ite1 IN tie hsae a Ara oexse r.
DAVIS nseSaAy.
me regular meeting &C tns KAks-
crn star wiKf be held ~ Q o'clock
Tuesday Night IN Masonic hall \
wAs announced to-day ~ Mira C. r
Tor1unen. worthy E.Atrun Visiting
members Of TIE Eastern star nre
~wehruzne.
-
r. y MxTlwAln q NAtchea son u
m and Mr. q n MeflwAin AZ thts
City, h Al actor IN the Cunfedefate
tAnieaHx uoW IN progress IN Matches
IN conncctton with tire PtisrtmAes
there according % word reaching
this column.
10
RI. and Mr. Fred Wells o De.
troll. Mich announce the birth q
= son. born March I. Mrs. Well
viii be remembered locally a. MiM
Clara JaIlstte Dsackwurth. daughtel
Of Mr. and Mr. & d Duckwufth q
HattiesburE. Miss
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HONOR noI1-omAN0K LAKE
SCHOOL
AEzf4 Aenfh

FzTzx ufaas-aEamoala dF4ff.
Mary Elisabeth uFessA HUN Hiu
HAouftd 0fnde-MatSie rual Clgde
Brown.
Third 0fa0eAIk4 Ne TiluAan
Edward Tsst14. KaaaanA pgrFen
CasAaxlne Aak4
Esufkh u~Feae-nng Carter. Gym.
Ehaa Eaeseee.
Efnn 0Eaa@pAul nlslerQ
slEna 0Hsas~K ltnsF Ciaf1. vciss
IAaA2
4eENazn UEa4N-Jafksax Mes4s
KdNlna MoNak1. Patty nislssm
EzzhEh 0ra1A-Hefem WoehNs.
Lseia nasaEHs. Mzaaa8l Mallnat
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0AuTHEH E1HaAnr
ASSOCIATION

The usnEEeF EhFau Ascoeintinn
met at 80 : m March a. st the
ueutIef eheA FufADmtnx q hrisf
business ntestifza ueStdad over b
x l. HNntsu. president. an innh
program 80 sutofsd Mrs. EFwln
Tesnazxsd Naa - eharen An fgtzis
gun ard e. Paixkk6 pmr refresh.
lnenEs u aTeen aTl1 N1sil@ pan3h.
cream ard cas-. cnuginaed ne
evening
ana = 4 m1Rwomn
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NOTICE 70 u0A1g OWNERS
- JACKSON COUNTY

II 4 necessary Ger all mnne
Owners % Fs-nsw their a~ppiacnttofss
for Homestead Kxeepshnnas The
dead line fos making this appliras
ton Il June Isl iati.
The blauks fuf filing Homestead
Bxsmpt1ou ar atnils<Ap Ia my e..
flee. and f0a sFs feS4sEed 70 bFiuz
pour deed sIlsu yoa uAake shis ap-
ullcatien.
o. n GRAHAM.
Tar An&oassf
paskAaaala Mafsh Il. Iaal.
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NOTICES

PoR BousEHoED PUnaIaHIMos
and nAtx@ Rauoxat1na oan Caes-
ma Rnruitara an1 Manrana CO. e.
-. P2s1Asoala. - Kfebs Ave.
e. ties
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21

LOST-Waliet containing money
and valuable papers. Finder keep
money. Please return other contents.
No questions asked. Palace Beer
Pariof, PascaEoula. 3-2i esitp
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NAN wANTED-for Rawlelsh
Route. Permanent II you ara y
hustler. Dealer ~. A Hudson aver
aeed nearly sc Sales per month
Write - ones. RawieEhia Dep
Msc-f2-zie. Hsmphs. Tenn
a.. 81. - q. advp.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21

Miss Kathryn Banks has accept
ed q position n the purchasing de-
partSneni at the ingalls, Shipould-
tng Corp Miss Banks. who h from
Jackson. lives with Mira W J. Cole
Two new switchboard operators At
InEAil& both PascagoulRnA are Mrs,
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21

eczaanus9 Fsazn russ psssl.
NJ. ard Ar . n cw4y an4
NF AnA arr A q RaAanNtNEn drove
% Wee orsrAr& ssHn1ns 10 vtsst
frseraA ans - Nae Mr. tine g.
20 oxnw he AsAieA TeAM IN thai
caty. ThFy rwgort al fntsrSnEiEg
trip
Rurwrantendenf az &choch Tnnm-
IS 81 Wells ard Mrs. weilA ufso
wege h jackson @st seek Scr The
csnventtnu Il aae AtkzaeslpgA Edo-
cMtiun Association urcaght Carl LIN
Saeah@a q ne NyA offaae IN
gaekznn hAek 9TH thexn Saturday
ntsht fu > ueek-end vtSis 10 his
nsokheF. Nr G J Jacobsen. q
Magnolia street
ny ard Mra Jnek Hoitfxfrr gave
= family 1Lnner sunday hcnoFtnr
Au HOLSTERS mother. Mrs l. l.
BeaurhRmp formerly q Clinton
La. CO the occasion of her eeth
birthday. Present were MrS Ocorge
! HoliistEr. mother Of JACK Ho-
lister. Mira " u Cole. . daughter
CO Mira BeauchAmp. and four
erandehii1feza of The bnnorse. Miss
Marsaret Maoee HolliStxr and
George ! Hoaltster. children Of Mr.
and Mrx Jaek Hollixters Miss
Kathleen colle of Soule college m
New orlean& daughter Of Mira W.
J. Cole. and Laurence Beauehamp
Of FaScAsoula son Of Mr. and Mrx.
r L HeancAamn GO Clinton. IL.
Following The cutting Of the birth
day cake. friends and netghbors
called. bringing flowers and gtfts.
Many beautiful cards were received
by the honoree.
.
Miss Kathryn Banks has accept
ed = position n the purchasing de-
partsnent at the ingalls, Shtpbuild-
mg Corp Miss Banks. vino d from
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WANTED

W-ANTED-Wallfeesss. cooks. port
ers and dlshwashefs. Apply Lincoln
and Columbus Drive vslcich Cafe
3-3i ite-w.
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FOR SALE


m4MnkxN3 Az U1M9 @
We Invite you 70 visit cur display
LOT and - the excellent used cara
offered - remarkably Low pricsa
Terms Il desired
fe<o-e-eytindsr Pontiac 1-door
SEDAN 49,
1916 Master Dexkzze Chesro-
Let 7-doH town sedan eboe
fsze Oldenonzk s-6oor SEDAN go
1898 Chesrole4 town SEDAN oe11
1875 Ford We z-dooF SEDAN e4IB
1888 Chevroiet DeLs1xs coupe 49,
1877 Chsvroist z-0cog town
sedan 0g14
1871 cnevTolet ooupe - es7s
1873 O. -. c. tk-s0n trnck.
6ual zhszA An1 eab $50
iszs Chsvruie8 t1-tcn tEuck.
dual wheels and cab ei7b
DERs CHEVROLET COMPANY
Main sereel neax CITY Hal.
Phone 80. Bllox
1ta1ye-A
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60 nzET-oeasz AnesT 49,
Ns4EmaeF. i8-4 tlssA
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WANTKD-coime1 Cocks and maids
wanted 81 onea IL Pascaeoula. Pay
fran e = 81 Fariasa hours Of work
win daga CT. Mlasisslppf state
Employment SERIES. 100 Ker s.
PaeeaeculA. -. esadye-s c.
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FOR

Eoa HzT-azasa hsfh6lna. nnrs
- opH4 Hea2 - 80 Bzdt6ina
III aa6Ess