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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Convent School
Opened Monday
With 3O6 Pupils

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Mare og laa
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a ThH fen as
+ se CHAPEL ard wse
SISTER Mare tN
npa aAa hold them ws
exeE~t az aiH. hnw Nhey
msia ra THERE'S he - 81
m especially dane Mhoos
N SIR esee thsfn 0rtsNs1 IN
eaefsdne - so ard sls
ard other maissss wsFsnE - the
s et 81 the scho
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me Churrh ~ Our Lady 1t NR
ard renewed tire Mss ~
ne Hnfe G- IS B fitting Hkin
unn ~ Their schaaa wark After
t4at tapev Went L. taea rsuxe
rusn and hn the actual
ak ~ setting an esaacafaon
ese Ae aEeu uzcnEfs s. Tod
Na SISTER Mare II LaArde4
psncipa Sister Angeles first
naac. SISTER wlunisfA wcaHd
.gaaa sz Canaida third and
faafth gr SISTER Adena nfth
sxs grades SISTER Joseph
seventh ard eighth Efa3es SISTER
Mseariaa. commercial branches
Tne principal and Sister Joseph
teach tha Juniors and Seniors
II shGff 81 ihe several depart
aeufS SISTER Marie Ays they sTe
handicapped Is not having
eagh feaehers-an same of the
departments she ard Sister
Joseph haee 80 ~ ca duty frum
eleht in the morning until lste
n ire evening and they see no
immediate prospects - Reftsng
mege te~sclaers. So IS Sister Mafie
sid We wal do the best We can.
and itase sie rest wlth GtA
Alah ae fire consexased
wnusFn uhe cuFMiuet she Convent
ShesL Is IS bound 70 Ne an anzfi-
tuition fox aas1 ln the community.
and we 0sh the good sisters
ahandant success "a their work
and the happiness that comes 70
those whose work reflects tle
goodness fne Master.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
John Cox Is One OF
Newly Organized
U. S. Army Unit

John v Cox. son of III. and
Mrs. Pecro Cox writes home that
~ is mex in the Country CLUB
e the Army attn Col Jack
Warner. emner - me Warner
Brothers ss8dseM IS Comsnander
q the Pest ms means that Inc
Young soldier Is ere Of . reeentlv
mKanzzed moving picture urif
whoss duEex WH D. 10 make pic-
tures q Army Air Force schools
ana Fields ahkch are % be shown
- tire personnel 81 Air Force
schools PVT Cox who does no.
YET knaN the types ar kinds Of
pictures which trey All make.
IS One q > l0e who have been
selected for tbs type q work
1Tad Is eAasse1 - stenoeranher
xpEclSL
The boys sleep ca the stage
and n ae stadz@ q ne eita
graph pIsnt Ard Private Cox
adds foF he attenuation 81 The
gHs Hsaald HeFan S che u our
nff3ceu
Pvt Coz Nss aas from Kaxlef
fleM where he Aas EN~n station
e Eanes rs enlistment q June
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Something New Under The Sun

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Heoangss she CAaaNa UsK nwaF8 p&nana s. ogasaAnre
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sTe1ar Mnenaa arnss s. sMe eaanses@ - nsH arr @xAea
Ire azna @s @@H#s sn kse9 eas Ksh aM4t trema saa4lefA
ant SsAw& $40 Mnaaea4 te aM7K E@e Nae#e also sad Snat
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a. ssaa
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she 1ans@ S. SIS IS s saAAe 8 cafe ard NeEa Reg cFsnk ant
1nz4 she Ne aa en5anea smv ensuresa& tme maAnanee
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m1r1e1 aNNaa938 sF 8 wwAH Gwen IS eatex . S4saHas - TO
ayEak 81 u1MAe am4 shHae asa snasN s IS whN EAf @aaNEe W.
the a4mtv NmneN sna nMe faem aM F@as@sAs OK Tae&x
eszren
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; naaasT IS Ts4re $50 = a. 90 Aaas@s congressman Nhe1
rsr ssmtstsn3 Eke shM Nsse ee TIE wuaea-Ga1 aN&
tanTn 0me& an EWrHws ms n@@ aaF a9Ma3 Ama Ne 3el
ake askaHE re waasssa wmat aa heearpe s the family
w8zA S LIE Asanaa5aa6 us 81 Chrssaa neezF sfsa she
vumn khase eaaaae mW&h she mea ~ 81 ha zeea&Aee
psNaee@
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Cricket Notch
Played By Sailors
Al Novol Sfction

TIE British Mogx CHARTERED -
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e4a9 . naxw q Hral cir
nfA szA a Hsairn gane q Crek
e. las Friday afterroxn Il four
et0h A SHADED easapr de-
matsa Nfh tie nsEa 4 EarAsx.s
afe Aans wsh xiezma esszifN
M@ provided & nake ata sneis~
guest eaH10tab shi Nsteh
ng t gagr8 attach Lasted ah4ass
tAp h During ne progress
= Ne gaaae - cream ard cake
Nee sFsed fhe esfiars ard LAT
- SCI afanks ~sse PASSED arrgussa
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tean@ eam esagp@a * u
q ~ aatien and sfe
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pSrF ne asaem asn esa
aaN s. Mr. Afcnsr. + : SUI
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
srikes rs Destructive As Sabotage

Tas smas A8ge Asenas = s hn - pledges ~ ne hea4z
- anaar Aa5ae @a safe waaaa r. ne mee mzks& Gs every
"a neN -rske 1 var wegHa@n1
-M exeaa EMn - Eha leaders ~ .aeH mDpHae@ II
aux S .La zN STRIKES as a2atna1e4 b TIE ta1 re
man6 a@s aMr usoo4@E &e @e SD that @aen - men
g. aek % mMk tmes ae u# aseoHaaea E anE wa@nsag ~
tnen eNr aanaaa anh eam}s aeam sae aa4ashos
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nVes U aeeaa 49, ze ~ a#s1 kMs striker 80 easasa the
privilege IS @awdne = nane Hraaana hgh @aaa aaEkue
re2saase aaE ana ertus ame -. Mhae zaeH 1a#s F@E
ner asee - Haen she SseH saeasese aaa te dangers
EheH ere zrna forces faK
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Forest Fire Almost As Bad As Sabotage

Wh&s snha9 WAx aee 1u MasN@ppa especially II sh&
aesmnA - ~ sasm ~ 49,. ana 9hst ths esg $50 rails ri
assef SesapA malsaHs * dollars NaFth O eMg lsnbeas meeEaS
Il . &A4 wav " DC cntsrras sastYagec b. susess fires which
2ns z3A IL NsFae FeSgsgss thsn Moosage We srr destroying
or stnaes neseaEees mueh faster taan my arr nesnE -
urMGMewa
4aeNNan Ceaas8. wahash bevetssaFe hs ssosa 8 tht head
Il TIE lis e co4ntaes ln ne projected a1eas - re namn<x q
forrest fires uaae q bestex shu~8aa sn lie months gf MaSs
aene. ard 9ulN thar asaaI In NAY accaea4mg - the MAaAs
ssep FoaestrT Commission there we're onzs 6 Forrest fires n
- nm4ass. 3 IL 1une. ard none n 4gys the Aast month fuT
sHsch 3 seswx M@k maae
BIS e she naraer a acrss burned Jackson county -
IS Ebs res b = large majority During ne present year -
August fzss- GT4~ acres 81 shs Va1utT NeFe turned UveR.
s@eFuslnF milaans ~ seet ef valuable umbsT How long w1a
sass renafsaon tast
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Services Resumed
Al Methodist Church
After vacation

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so Nvs3a eex uaeaea
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H. hard ah2 wen Fshp IS asa
- hn naks uaeE ~alssr1HK sfoge
ehat tzas Enue ane asssFih
ata6 r. Nsnc ana agasAhk 81
efherS aa4 NacFsxal ~elter6ngs
ere neese
Loakinx - q aaeemSfgl eAaH 80
tae r~unfcrence eear th0 eaafd 81
stewards 4sl mae1 Sanaas after
naesr 81 tVo o'rkxk W make nians
sar same The hAaEa consists Is
= l. Maaaps ekaHrRaa p :
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res ana z A khayat tbs IS 8
naass raoatanf meetiag snd q
tzli hasFa Is areea 30 b. present
I've following ARK TIRE EaNiA SGT
far the fail program g The
caurr6 II Increased attendance
sEAsn she srho2i and worship
Sfwioes = Enznens IN faa hv
Urtoeae 1esh
In 3 speeaAl message from thS
p2x9M - Nha This Ire
fuasth NczF af & very PLEASANT
feEIuWkhsu With Tn people u Gar
eaarcs and ccszaasanliy 4 Is o.
be huas1 that tfse church 0lli
naainta11 the foraard STRIDES ana
move On - neWeF heights q IN
f8gence ard service Believing
fAat the cnuFvh Is tah flrsf line
g defense In th.t c~T1tbesf ho1r.
n which We find 81 that S dear
70 IS beng threateaed ! arm sure
tAsg ire church aaly neees - @
reaasnaea Is order fof ~ proper
sacrifices - ~ maaH To tire END
lhat Christ and HIS kingdom be
primary ] pieGEe ny Sinoefe and
unWNveFlnE eaaeEAhEp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
BURGERS Elsewhere Than Pascugoulu

81 waaAe @een shat either communities and ctaex haVe
beer v1Staa b. Burglars ard mzdn5HhS pEpNaer8 bessae& Pas
eaHoaa Tee Madison CoaHsy gCantoni Herald fesE1S that
Feenasiv 3 serAM - danaN naF8aares weas pGslea CT ere
s48aNs nEhf 80 ire CTS 4raone Ebe things stolen we're So
era baaes 81 SILK ssec&nes shas were hshes Uut xlth 2 pece
e sre taxu4ct a. 0qeaaae u . nlnuom alongside re sell
wsere sks stockings Mese stored The Herald adds
"a heAgages everybody 10 exercise mere care IRAN form
eas &c safeguard tneag property LoNk year hoDs when vDa
3@es MMa a~k suam CAS- Mnen Yo2 paxk e AuNm toMn - ever
mhen xaa ar4se i an yoAF o@n Easa q garage The paAre
fasex i ao&n9 is h~G 81 the thieves renexaliy Sgos IRE 1r
eAtsxn - the af1sceFx before tFxInE 20 sseal something and
tAeE car - IN o4t enc plaee a. > TINE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
The Consumer Would Pay

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aggressive eawpalHn r. aEan4Ee dairy aaFkegE II she Chea-
- m4k ane1 = Euat casap4len s2eeesa1k : All oHas-1aeZr
- eEleaaN s0 a. usoeT n8k-pFoaa18nE areas
TIE HHseress = fhe consumer - ths S aDVlaea + aran
Ieadem manage - Organize these Narkex2 fhe esasare I'll
o. tme nae6mn-au4 snEaf5on All es aa1ffef baas t-saH
Fmm wo~k 5 b4sseaHs different from tndaesaa SIX
The tarn worker gets many tangible aene41s bs1~ eass
MaFes-a nune AEw aae Wsfee- pagt - rs toed 5 r-aaHt
nzace - rs Gaaas - -. ec AH1 ans etf1F4 . aaa -
saFm MosseE os se @me hass s. fHs tndazr14 @aHfE e#aa
: nFwa 81 pe ane ma7k4nG haaFa ~ aanRefaa -
ea1e te AmerteaH econanf-
DaEz f&raeu ard - 0thera are asreaay paFaF ra4sz
Naeee-eHs tnaN sagea aaVe 0Eaa moas = TIRE beasfs =
naee resulted frern higher farm prices Enar mRneEas -
= sgreAsaEsl laaaF wuaad play hasuc e malhua q AaH4-
ea raaae
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Ts : sGsasaon

on-ssaw R2 ass1 ss~aslna aes
KN Naw q tie hg1se aFe& eusr
tMnsizT upm fhe rnhef sifaa
aun re saa II par
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gFer skaa se eTssHnF hns can
mu e ane mas rst OF re Npusru
~ m3 fubkE supply They tire
satozi1 h~ fu Has snere
~ 1w Fu 30 - han arc
th wer fH w1sfzrE supply II
FubM Or nsH3 s exhausted there
3 ~ nsrsx 80 - hat Ter several
veaFs 81 cosza II te AmNman
n rezllzsa that ssaM tins
w9 49, , ~ : veafe mere we
au ~ wnunten Naa ss
s aaAea a0sh uhzt sc md ~
rm e eeuzn e4zr military z
cis@ Nef Nessd literally uEkk
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sn frs9n siseH eaf8 Bet
inssteAe Sc saefuFs e 3 sraFr
IS q Msoxxe i used T2
ere 0s1s~d r. knpw as unafh
r. mvHafirx eussnsssee
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nzA wM - 1p - re Pres
~ = na ~ phases IS the
ru@ pgzn as f~xsnsls -
u 1haf - rubber kuatto1
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nlazN ana etxlaan collapse
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psu@ psa - -
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fr nEreats e wusta.
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nu asna na6
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18

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t act aeNn naeaxuFm
ack p ~ az q Cum
arrs uas Flarre esaaTssx -
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49, e ConrnesN ~ tasf $50
u w pisces
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a. nlassuss msaN 2Ns
m~ em To- Ns4sstea
r. re Ma PASSED sVsTal
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r a kea m1iaHem noAn
as n urxs s. ast saFHnaR -
mens e. w A. > Hsntter - f@rt
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~ 81 1hx nnuN ws ytskeo
ftsz asag uneas Nh< "a 81 ~
rnrs ~ tns Bankar3 and G0x
reF CaEnmass~ was asaes4ned -
- uavaf 81 conznsas -
hiN aa& sxa q is warpaN TIE
M am mus zsweTNeS uNa AIS en
sc2 aatfnE put auFsN q tke w
to cnmwEsk5~s Mseh - waa
ans sw aas not worked
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cess 3 fw parw cantru8 TIE -
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she ashz9 ns4 aeee@cse - Namin
msszzsaa wxnasx i ixsf ustt NuN
shx demonstrates wants ire
las 4sasenae3 - ~ " put ; farsh
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aua The pressaeus ss@s~s fsast Re
woNa sakn care Of ths WaaEe fee
tase Bas ahsFx are nznus u IS
wae h4sszae shRf u ffse ls@ q
aneruaea 4 sfeN4id sN ansenae1 80
nx - mHkc IS mandatory upon ue
ansanssfHstsun s. feed a. c&
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~ TfeeH zne itsNe e ~ wnn
heee H4f psNe e0uHrs5 > nece
SAL ahat every elAK e u4r Zee
ps 00lG b. shecse5 nEsNe-a
dzssrF Aat4sz. asaa agriculture n9s
ina &c farmer sh9aa ~ -
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or ass< csxeNen; upse~-t1s
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Formal Opening
Exercises Of
PascagOula High

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wee Is 81
fs g na nFn
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taan ~ aw nv whacss n11 nken
Nare nn ManaAx hsSaFe a4t CAS-
Su1 Ta@&ay sax mkes ~
WssA xNx@uAtsea st sfaaak ~a
he'd at Alrraas EsN4ss4fea ths
ev4nN a4t q bSks &m8 aH a
kxnment - eNsaA
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MaEs ~ uNaea TIE eNeF
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* K Bless Anaaa@ ~ TIE
WhEh Masa wah Mts Eaz1n a
fhN raSe ~ or tsen axanvGn
en6 4has en- khN p1sffmm NerN
sNr c4aaezs mha ea4zh - eAaNSeo
a. sSfr ir1nas - the Mnep
4sa 4 M@ ~ pkeasufe e Mtfu
daes aem b. FreaesAek A
C<&sf passax st ust Lutheran
ea4rrA eud Mr. y r Snax&maan
st the ChnoaHRSfas
hxx ~ GTaxt made 3 ssaN tax
en- me eesnc4t6ons tnSa c~anfr0niea
- to@zf Wgink Re teeeaefk ans
siowiea0 s. aexesK zsesF tanae &n1
eaesgses Is tse task oNfnFe tten
1at IS pwparsa2 tM ne Srssss
sNck am cus4esrv Is tacanE Ne
sad sEHauE usnef inAnEN that 9s
5 peope We m 100 MtaarEic-
azat - shaaE wAke ~ = the
EFsviss - TIE ana@saan zn4
tsSt fight heht e. preserve the
AeSAn9G especially TIE Atert..
azt We 81 tie Tasaea SAFES en-
0x i M&s . panAsie address and
was resolved ulsh much euiha
asssn IS tas xoang folks pres
ent
NJ Sparkm4n SAID Is wak q
pe1zaFe and ~ mxpRznxn e
stand before Naeh an a4saaence q
idne heaksnG tzoys and girls haf
i ss1aencd h5m b. thank ttszs
aaspnK taas tasas waene nss vea
even girls That right be called
g us eaksrs * thesr ezalnzFy 4
she h9 Rax lasted several wears
more = fight anA 70 sacrifice 6us
ae wSs snre tbey would mt laiser.
acaa@ aev 3eze be1nk tauRsf
and trained - God fearing and
cssgntrx sewing aesSheFs ana Ia
SGuriaFs
NJ NeshIu ne naw coach and
stn4etN sustrarta Vas 1ntrodm
ed an1 he n tNn called apssn the
stage the boys that had casne oaa
fox toof1s4A making compliment
arT ARD witty neuaarks ahoas esch
boy Ee said he had soru.e esssd
material and hoped e make 3
asnnlae seam sron ansonn shem
He announced the opening ezssse
g Iae se2sgn Me1M u pizVad
heaazsa4 stse MnaphS Mirh saasn. Al
Mobile an Fr3asx. Segtemher Is
Snasaa trkes& BE- said for TIE
@ven aazne garae would - sold
- ere collar each alas TIE
amusement tax
Mr Stunhlefsala the schools
band nszStaz. 49, t~nfr0aaaea aad
teak ; rolsanE applause q wel
eoFFe
T8s Fefnaanaef e TIE hasx was
taken - Nj CT In MAKING An
nao2ncents a. - ca1ez ana
GIVING me students tie ne@
numbers Il re hense rt.ya,s
These n2rateFx haWHne been
changed bg the aaditsoa * nea
class Eaazsas ard aYraneeuqenf
q TIE naiidsnE
Al arasee on aae increased en-
nallnens q pupils 10 81 TIE cftx
scfpas S1ii - faAand IL arApshe4
coausnu - tbs paper
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Ii. FL Birdsonq
Is Promoted To
A CuptoincY

Friends # 1t ard Mrs Frank
4 BtrdsonE NH D. Interested 10
easn uaa: the suasag soldier hiss
received his third pFonotiun xists
taase 20 5 eaptalneF sccurdEaE 50
nus That has beer received here
~ Mrs HanasanKe parents. Mr
an8 Mrs : T. Jar1e
Mrs Bandsong who Is the
tHr Jane IS Win esp
tan BHdsang wha IS with 4 bar
rage nalioan unIs 81 Richmond
-
Their marriage Was : social
event & the early sunFrsef IN
aaaFuaIa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18

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Evening star., 1942-06-07
Blooms Brighten Wide
Expanse Of Valleys

LOS ANGELES. June 6-Vaca-
tionists on country rides and walks
pass fields not of corn and wheat,
but of bright zinnias, larkspur, mari
gold and forget-me-not, in the Lom-
poe and Santa Maria Valleys of
Southern California.
These two valleys now grow al
most the entire worlds supply of
commercial flower seed, and during
June their hundreds of acres of
posies bloom most beautifully.
To the side of the road will be a
solid acre of forget-me-not, then five
full acres of stocks in colors of waxy
white, purple, red and pink. A
bright blanket of petunias covers
another acre, trimmed on each side
by swaths of candy tuft and mari
Colds.
Between fields of larkspur, long
line of Shirley poppies stretch a
quarter of a mile off in the distance,
where a bright orange patch breaks
out like a flame. and the simmer
ing streaks of reds, colds and blues
blend into rainbow.
Gorgeous though the blossoms are,
they are not picked. They wither
and dry, and then the seed is har-
vested with a combine. One firm
will grow as many as 1000 different
varieties of flower seed.
Evening star., 1942-06-07
Festival of Roses
To Open June 10

NEWARK, N. Y, June 6.-This
town in New York's Finger Lakes
region, close to both Syracuse and
Rochester, is completing plans once
again to receive thousands of flower
lovers during the annual festival of
roses, June 10 to July 5.
In 1941 the giant Jackson and
Perkins exhibition gardens and the
acres of growing roses in the pro-
duction fields at the outskirts of the
town attracted more than 100000
pilgrims. These two gardens on
Rose Lane include thousands Of
blooming roses of every new color
and fragrance. On the outskirts
Of town thousands of acres present
spectacle Of blooming roses as far
as the eye can reach.
Newark is on the main line of the
New York Central Railroad and also
is reached by trunk highways.
Evening star., 1942-06-07
Laurel Blooms Brinq
Festival Season

BUCK HILL FALLS, Pa, June 6.
With this years laurel beauty
excelling that Of previous years,
outdoor activities including golf,
horseback riding, tennis, lawn bowl
ing and hiking are claiming the
attention of vacationists who have
come here to enjoy the laurel fes-
tivities.
While this lovely mountain flow
er's gorgeousness is expected to
reach its peak during the coming
week, the pink Sinted blossoms usu-
ally retain their beauty for a period
of about 10 days, when the festivities
are brought to close with the Lau-
rel Blossom Ball at the Tennis Club,
which will be held this year on Sat-
urday, June 20.
Evening star., 1942-06-07
Pitchfork That Prodded
Hess Is on Exhibit
In Montreal Store

MONTREAL. Quebec, June 6.
The famous pitchfork that
once pointed at Rudolph Hess
and helped bring about his
capture is now on exhibit in
one of the windows of a prom
inent clothing store in Mon
treal, Quebec.
The two-pronged fork held
the No. 2 Nazi at bay in May
of last year when he para
chuted onto a farm in Scot
land not far from the estate
of the Duke of Hamilton.
David MacLean, Scottish farm
er and owner of the farm, used
the pitchfork to capture the
German leader.
An interesting. sidelight on
the history Of the pitchfork is
that it was made in Canada,
and is now back in Quebec
Province after valuable service
overseas.
Evening star., 1942-06-07
Jops Buy War Bonds

HONOLULU P.-A War bond
campaign among Japanese In Ha-
wall has brought in $4,000.