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What Ii Means
Getting Parts for
Home Appliances

You probably saw in the pa
pefs about haw some 5000 fac
tories n "a metal working indus
tries had virtually stopped man
u%lacturine goods for civilian :
More than nine tenths uf tins
untitled orders held by these
plants we're faf war goods.
That's fine. you thought In
dusiry IS really getting INTO the
swing al war production
But what do we do when the
washing machine finally gives
out3'
/ inquired about that at the
War Production Board and Il
looks fairly coed Is fu9 getting
repair parts for household goods
Production Of many neW items
such IS washing machines. eiec
tFleal appliances and reffigera
lefs have been cut off complete
IS IN many eases. q COURSE but
most Industries are continuing
with at least . tuekle OF replace
ment parts
One large sewing machine con
cefn Is doing the biggest repair
part business Of its history With
cloihine-and almost everything
else-up in price there R @ vast
increase IN fame sewing
Based on the materials allot
ment for repair parts for sgrieuI
tural machinery. q WIPE spokes
man told me, 7 would say that
civilians can count on adequate
repair parts for essential home
equipment
Wpn mas granted farm equip
ment manufacturers 80 PEE cent
d their 1910 consumption 81 ma
teflal used for repair and Re
placement parts
WPB Chairman Nelson backs
TINS up The things for civilians
in q wartime economy are o. be
programmed and scheduled last
IKE the army and navy b. toe
= recent press conference
That probably would mean
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IN te ntefu fneater ard
Greece fht MaAvm perfnug
thn Dstch East lniige ard other
aMeaa - tie east TIE rad
a. s u paved
q t noe &F4
Tha Anain navAi
n aas 81 fas hse s5noaute1
20 e uan al ~ Ue Losses les
the last Rar nee Pearl hMf
Dor ty have aen klhed
s Nauu zI5T MISSING G0
total Il -
We can ezssie lsee m.sIlion
men ln TIRE menlas 80 coae be
fore TINS MaF L wen Let Is te
hopeful lei Us rsfesee a the
aosn news bat - las net oeeure
ever coufaenf and coekv Let Us
Be pfayeetul and humhse
Soldier Allofmentx
soldiers may row raise their
paw alictnenn 60 dependents.
for life Insurance payments and
for savings TIE change was
made 10 permit nasn IN the field.
who have demands On their pay
- excess q the amounts previ-
olss SLOTTED 70 meet them.
finding themselves in possession
81 more pay than 0-aceSsary for
their needs Officers warrant 81
hcerg and army nurses may now
authorize monthly allotmensz not
exceeding base pay and certain
allowances Enlisted men may
now aliot their overseas pay and
rental allowances in any amount
50 long as At least $40 . month
may be available TO tine soldier 10
meet h.s personal needs
SIS Fer Women
The Selective Service System
i studying q plan 10 channel the
woman power of the country into
the auNiliaries q Sire armed forces
and var industry on the same
plan as man power is handled
The studies include pooling wum-
an power IN each age group. their
educational levels. hoW many are
heads ot families how many are
now employed and what skilk
they possess TINS study is pure
ly preliminary as a matter Of sem
sible home front tactics II con
unued war needs demand their
services # the Selecuve Ser
vice System does ask legisla-
ton for their registration. the
same local boards, same forms.
dependency and occupational de-
ferments VIII be used.
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Lions Club To
Help Needy
At Christmas

The Lions Club OF Pascagoula
viii take as a Christmas project
the helping Of eight or ten deserv
ing families. according 10 3 de-
eision made at the meeting Of the
organization Tuesday night al the
uS0 building. The jackson
County Welfare Department will
cooperate with the club in rec
ommendlng families needing some
special assistance
a committee TO be In charge
Of TINS activity was appointed at
the meeting and consists % ]. F.
Saverstrom II. ". Slater. J. ".
Purdy and c. S Smith
The organization wiil not set
lie on Christmas baskets and dis
tribute them regardless OF what
Is needed By the family, members
Of the committee explained
II a load OF wood is what is
needed. that's what they viii get
they said
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pandcnt IN the German capital
Dana Andrews and NirEinIa G.
more hold tina leads
Sprtugume IN the Roekles i
a review staged against 8 back
ground Of the glacier a Lske
Louise. Canada u IS the oatwosu
story o trying t. Set beautiful
ladies b. sign contracts Thc de
stne ior 5 slgner Is understand
hle WITH Belts Gfahlr IS IL
elamoreas girl John PAYNE
starts heart tha8bhlug as tbs ple
tugr scout And with them Wll -
seen Carmen Miranda Cesal r.
nero Charlotte Greenwood ana
Edward Everett Horton HAIRY
James viii be heard WITH -
trumpet That comes So the RI
"Wednesday and THURSDAY
FRIDAY offering VII be Hen
~ ans Dizzy featuring JIMMY
Loon and Charles Smith
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An Americans Crusade Frees World News

81 Cooper nsd himself -
lhe ngf eata9aHt ioU OF first Tree
ms Tae Aeaaie4 Press lfam
control ans eona 81
Herelnk che Warla 81 Ire alsaa
q a4ea control SIS FIRST
convert wa & S cGIaithas
of iHe sacramento hee
8aa 3 affcelaf al Tae Associated
Press
hif MrCtaiehy was primarily
aacfuea wiW IRE effect On
Jaaan - the distorted hmerkan
nesa sae then received bus he
Na orsr winiea sud presently
Wa working among the directors
tas ara r plan % open ap South
America So THe Associated Press
Tire late Adolph S Ocha ~ the
New York Times was one 90 tfe
next converts ard s. consistent
supporter Of BIZ Cooper cam
paIEn
For me- IN the early days.
however RI Cooper writes
the hiehwafef mark came when
] got acquainted wish Prank r.
Moves lhen president ol The A.
soe8aied Press and one ~ ire
nost distinguished figures IN
world journalism Throughout the
ensuing wears he held The Aaso
ciated Press firmly en- the
course toward the iaeallssn that |
pictured sllse8 wIlh exusme q
sefvausm
Tbc first break eamo IN South
America. one ~ the most diff
cult If ali newspapers fields Tine
Associated Press went into South
America IN 1915 under agreement
with Havasan agreement lister
improved and finally eliminated.
The final overwhelming victory,
giving AP an entirely free hand,
came xith dramatic audiences
IN 1854 after nearly 70 years Had
Il come instead in five wears.
Cooper thinks. u might possibly
have stayed the second world
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Funeral Services
Held Wednesday,
For Edword Green

fdwaEa CF@en - years old
died Mandas 81 the Veterans
Hospital II BihgNf He MAS az
n%aIi's g. fhe hospital for areas
ment Deeewber 3
A native uf Baltimore Nd be
had hred in Paaraeauia tor the
pest - years He was q veteran
% World War T. having served iof
about three years
FUNERAL services we're conduct
- "Wednesday at 9 q ns - the
family residence on Spring street
followed By mass II the Catholic
church Nith the Rev J r Carey
officiating luterment waN IN
Machpeish cemetery with the
American Legion Post in charge
He was accorded fun military
hnnurs
Pan bearers were Arthur.
George ard Clarence CLARK
brothers n iaw Of Mr. Green
John vanossol Rob Krchs and
Gavin HolainE ST.
He b survived by MS widow
Mrf Myrtle Clark Green one son.
Joseph Green three daughters.
Mildred Fay and May Green.
three sisters, Mrs. John Loris.
Mrs Bob Ladnier and Mrs
Charles Olsen and two brothers.
Frank and Jsmea Green, al Of
PaseaFouia
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81 tefse ffle Hssena Aires papr
az THESE agreements
b0afh AufH.gs Wa Haeas e.
fstof 81 ma simple fhat
t8 feen rfua8es -
BIZ Cooper Thefe
esuia - anofHtf a
Cooper covered unt u ere
another tiK nre ~ heu
tff llaya ard WnlH Was cgi
efr6 hy tt natfona aasIc de
mana of thsit countries and
conversely th1i tae ueaa from
tae United States WtIeh these
foreign aKeueis SERVED the world
uaIthe4 adequate nor &c
anate lqnehnK and disasters
ana bloo8F murder Wcre Is
staple and THERE Usa 10 effort
70 pfesfgce e balanced report II
suited Reuter- aud its allies 70
flse the impression thai ara IN
clan was fuat around every
American corner an impression
that Afr Gaapef maa atirp did
much a. separate us from the
world and especially fr8m south
America
To The Associated Press !
egvr credit SAYS Cooper for
the creation of what has turned
aul q be- the finest moral cen
eept esef developed in America
aud gwen the world That cen
eapi Is fHat news must - truth
1ul aua Unbiased
BE based has campaign on this
eaneeut
AZ E1fst he explains ~ "HBT
fiers Down b. got nowhere b.
cause Stone felt the advantage
of world leverage through tine
anenclea e4efhaiaueed the dlaad
eantaae Besides there was the
contract
In 1914 when Mr. Stone told
me tire story Of foreign news
monopoly Saws Cooper. Reuters
sat o. the crossroads of the world
of News and controlled traffic
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Theatre News

With Laurel and Hardy iu a
Haunting W VII Go fun~Iav
efs should set an hour O. two Of
enjoyment IS these two comedI
ans aHe ALWAYS mizth pfovokers
L wiH be ~ ubs RITZ faf matinee
end evening shows to-day.
Admirers = TIE late Buck
Jones SSH have q chance to see
HIm agaln Saturday when be- VII
- featured W4tn nd Mccoy ~
Down Texas WAY the KIND #
western in which - exeeiled Il
aiu b remembered that this FIN
IaforIlu died las thc result 81
aa1us sustained q q nIeat CLUB
IRE ~ Boston Mass where Is
guest q honor al a gather
~ there The night 81 the hre
ePuaau@ so Parade CONES
aefaiaaa as An entertaining III
* Musical with some tuuefal
uG CLEVER dances and 1ngrau-
aunr performers Ann Miller
aad Jerry CaIanaa are featured
+ CONES o. the Hla OF Suuaay
and Monday
Tuesday offering Nll = Be-
- Correspondent g. action
packed mela8Tam# WhlzH pleas
#aiir stretches - Imagination
and . an aues holds suspense
u Leaa as - American CORES.
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that for every 100 600 airplanes.
WRB expects e. grant materials
foH 100. 600 gear wheels for wash
in4 machines. fur exanple-or for
every $4,000 tanks. 10000 essex
la dnguscs for electrical re-
iuReratofs
But don't expect 10 find too
man new heating elements for
electric hair dryers. OF extra ice
trays for reirigefators
Essential repair parts for autos.
motorcycles ana bicycles are sure
a. continue to get the green light.
Transportation Is too necessary to
overlook
Don't look too hopefully for
new kitchen stoves made Of heat
proof plastics Plastic were one
ci The first things 20 turn up
unexpectedly short soon after We
got into the war. Things that
80 into many OF them also are
used 20 ulake sn1Okeless powder
ana othef munitions.
Radios No new ones. after
present stocks are exhausted.
oui the Office OF War Informa
ton wants q working radio II
every home. The outlook IS that
strenuous measures viii be taken
10 work TINS out.
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Recruiting Order
Is Clarified By
Naval Spoke

New Orieans-Navy spokes
men in the Eighth Naval District
clarified the effect or the Presi-
dents order, issued December
9Th. as ii affects navy recruiting
Voluntary enlistment by men be
tween the ages Of Is and 81 tin
clusivel has been stopped; ex
cept that those who had made
bonafide applications for enlist
ment on OF before December 5th
win be accepted up 10 and in
Guiding December 18th. 1912
Commander A. + Mack, L. S. n.
Ret1 navy recruiting Inspector
OF the Southern Division. further
stated that enlistments Of men
aged II and OF men from 80 TO 50
are stil being accepted
Enlistments Of officer candi-
dates between the ages Of Is and
81 (inchusivel in Glasses VI. v S.
vi and VII have also been
stopped. according 10 Comman-
der F. D Walhfidge. u. 5. n.
CRetl, IN charge OF the Office Of
Naval Officer Procurement for the
Eighth Naval District Those al
ready enrolled IN these classes.
however. viii not D. affected
The VI class IS fer men en-
rolled in accredited colleges who
are permitted 70 continue IN col
lege for 3 prescribed period at
their own expense. Of these 3
certain percentage are trans
ierred 10 Y S for flight training
or 20 VI for deck and engineer
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MEWSS&
FROM OURES
ROKS NN7

MIR and Mrs Pedro W Cox
have received word from their
son SGT Vincent Cox IS now sta
toned at an AR base at Salt Lake
.GItv Utah Sgt Cox who Is an
serial gunner received his train
ms 1T Tyudan Field Fla. and
was but recently sent "a the west
esu city for further training
Among those who have recent
i entered the service Of their
country Is Billy Ryan Of Mobile
zen Of Captain and Mrs. james
RYAN af PaseaRouia vino IS now
at Camp B~caurcgard Ia
Among recent visitors home
was Ben Pickett son of Mr. and
Mrs = F Pickett. who has nov
returned 10 brentwood Texas,
after a iurluagh visit home
W Guy kfehs u. was a recent
visitor IN the homie OF his par
ents Nj and Mrs u Guy Krebs.
St bat mas noN returned 10 Camp
Shelby where he IS with the
Headquarters Co. Of the ard Bat
TALON. 18th Infantry
Ralph Bcllman writes tn PaSca
eaula friends that he expects to
- moved shortly t. another base
hui doesn't vet know where lie
Is al Miami Beach as . member
81 an Air Force FL ghi Squadron
Jack Dickson. son Of Mr and
Mrs T J Dickson - Moss Point
end a graduate from the High
sehooI 81 thai city. and who en-
listed IN the L s ARMY Decem-
her 8 Is now IN tire Quartermas-
tef Corp az Atlanta. Ga
a Jackson County boy who is
now stationed AZ the Great Lakes
Training Station near Chicago Is
Quiuton Bfenlz who enlisted II
the Naval Reserves az jackson.
asout Two weeks ago lie IS Inc
son o. Nr and Mrs I'd Brentz 81
EscataNpa
Captain and Mrs Eugene e.
is luee Jeanette Martinez have
returned 81 New Orleans after
q visit oi ten days with Mrs Il.
lis parents AIR and Mrs S Z
MARTINEZ q Moss Point
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lre training Tn Glass y II meu
wme enlisted ia the Navai re
erve whe acttan was henE ak
eB on G1ef Eppkcauafa iof 81
ceff commissions
Men 1F wears of aa mas flli
ensat in Class VI Farthe11naW
CanfnaraseF WaaandRn saia nhat
ans csal.lsn college student Who
na6 msd q bona 5ieF appicattrn
"a enlist Il ans Of tire abctFe
GLASSES an on before Decamhe
5th wlit m accepaeo through
Deremnes ism lss2 sc a5acd
that ans civilian college si1aeria
whn have eleetsd tee nafg and
made applicauan 10 tire Armed
Service Representative IL their
college will BE- considered az hav-
ng made bora flae applications
for enlistment in one Of fsea
classes
Although il IS No longer posi-
Die for men 10 20 q Inclusive
70 enroll IN the classes specgtical
ly named above. the enrolment
81 naval officers Is not otherwise
7iIected bN the Presidents exec
uiiVn order. and offices Of Naval
Officer Procurement VIII ca4.tsn
ue T. receive al application Tor
commissions
Class v 9 for officer WAVES
and Y 10 for enlisted WAVES are
Likewise Unaffected BY the execu
tive order The same IS true
for enlistmcnts Of women n the
CpARC
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CONFESSIONS
Oidehqhis
2 ~
Congressman Vim. MCoImer


The War
This is the 2s2nd week af the
China japanese War: the i6ath
week o. World War No 2. the
18th week Of the Russo Axis
War. and the Sind week Of the
u S Axis War. All OF these
long bloody weeks Of warfare
leave the world groeFv But, on
the whole. the picture from our
point Of view seems to be more
encouraging than at any period
since we entered the world holO-
caust Our forces At Guadal
canal and New Guinea have met
with signal success IN the past
few months They have repeat
edly driven off strong forces in
the attempt Of the Japs to re-
take the strategic air field on
Guadalcanal On the other hand
General MacArthur's forces. CON
sistinR Of Australians and Amen-
cans-two Of the greatest fight
ing armies in the world. have
driven the fatalistic minded Japs
back 10 the sea after the unsuc
cessful attempt Of the Japs 10
take Port Moresby.
Our initial successes In Africa
in conjunction with the British
now being slowed By suffer
and shffer opposition from the
reinforced German and Italian
units who have taken their stand
on the Mediterranean Coast
II Is human for people 70 over
emphasize good news in far as
IN every other endeavor. Our
people must not become toe Cd
timistie az q result Of these sue
cesseS For il must De remem-
oered that even though we should
succeed without great losses in
driving the AXIS powers out Of
New Guinea and GuadalcanaI. as
well a. out of Africa these sue
cesses would IN nowise tefmin-
ate the war. At the most they
would give us spring boards from
which to attack the enemy. In
other words. these successes mean
that we have just begun 10 fight
Il Is well that the American peo-
pie should remember that isoIat-
ed successful engagements are
not within themselves victory in
the final end Il is well 70 re
member that TINS war is vet in
the preliminary stages ard that
the few successes which we have
had II nothing to compare with
The great successes which the
Axis powers have had heretofore
in Belgium. France and Holland
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Kcs POINTS FOB
PRESS FREEDOM

Here Is Kent CoopeFs program
81 International press freedom.
advocated hy him IN Barriers
Down for inclusion IN the peace
treaty after this war
f4fst guarantees freedom Of
~ press throughout the world as
ms KNOW il.
second. guarantee that at least
cue news agency IN each country
D. aNned and controlled mutually
b. thc ewspapeFs il serves
Third, guarantee that each
agency make such International
nea exchange arrangements O. il
CT
FQurth. guarantee equality 70
o. IN the matter Of availability
81 ali official news and transmits
siuu facilities, and
FIFTH. prohibit tine Intentional
caFert inclusion in any news.
service Of biased International
propaganda.
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Alc Cues
SSOro-,.
~ Heard
nuY Ronn
Bsu Toaa vs,,sr

SIX sud wrarv and want g. quit
Losing easxagt and strength and
Kat7
whats ihr object ~ fighting on
Let me whisper a wufu Sc vau
AlaTfa TIRE oitef fuiloN Is Wesry
fess
NTaYlg mas heart Is faint ans SICK
Maybe he would like e. guit
Go on fighting with 8uH that
hunch.
summon yoBr last grin grit
and punch
Flght-Fipht For q iinF tike
ours
Thank Cod inr is stars and
stripes
Thank Cod yoa ara heFc, where
the roads are clear
Away from TIE Japs and tae likes
One God one flsa uats the
creed I brae
I'm Boosting Ia Uncle SAM
Buy Stamps BUY H0nitsf A.
many a ynu csni
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NTEW YORK Victory %
~ c Through the Afta 81
TrluHph Is PAIRS 2s Teara ago
gave Kent Eaofs tu log
ffge sf1an 0uesif for n
w freedom tal ft
ecaa hs uew a
Down
a Mse ui eu enables
Iha Asaaa Press M hfe X
gftc HaanH 81 Eafanesn nN
aeenese ttl naed r. hawe .
atran0lehoId aa wnfl8 news
Cooper general manager ~ THE
a ted Press maa fog tht
flrH fare Re luH details - the
light
Tee parade be REFERS 60 ia the
boob was size 1919 Hasflln Day
psraae participated in - the Isl
uuuaBnt troops ~ ue Allied
nations To- Cooper deeply moved
Is fle speelaeH eafue enc reaii
satsaa tnaf the men were q
snr1iEaHH the Same underneath
Nheis uniforms men ~ shf %
posing 8Fnaies Bar Stey da not
understand each either
E4eb ~ them had but 0ne
soliree uf foreign news Coapef
writes That saafce Ma the
news aNeneF haat brought the
ness of foreign affairs i0 uBeir
/ Newspaper Some of That ne&
mas have been Intentionally d.
nucted to create prejudice long
before that war
TIE pafads 81 tao allied naw
era or BasaIe DaF 1918 was the
impetus Tor me o. disregard
encouragement aua a. do what
I could ~ H8 International news
exchange II controls thai inteu
l8naIIy lrad mems prciddtess
That Was the only effort that ]
rouid make personally O. erase
one Of the causes 81 Waf
World staked Out
TIE alliance Of European news
4eeneiaa consisted 81 Reuters of
England. Havaa Of France and
Wolff 81 Germany The Aasoci
stc3 Press obtained part OF its
lafclgn neeH irpm ihese agencies
md Was bound Is agreement not
- disseminate news IN other
parts Of the world because the
agencies had staked out prior
claims
The situation FIRST came 10
Cooper attention IA 1914 when
5 hiR Buenos Atees Newspaper
ked The Associated Pres 60
send II lhe text 81 German war
eommunique The then general
manager. Melville D. alaHe. who
had fortified the Apa loreinn
news by making the original
agreement wsih the three big
agencies said h was impossible
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Thcf..

A Gift reflects the careful
thought Of is gIver bat In these
husy times no enc has time 10
SO hashina from plaee to place
10 find Just the right thing We
have the answer No matteI what
the occasion ne matter what you
want "a pay-youn find some
thing unusual ard really appro
prtste IN the large selection az
distinciivs gifts at DEL
CONYNsg
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The Crusade BFoaaen1
am thN Crusade ficmmed a
campaign r. insure the
q noG % neaU uutaintea
D hfaf8iisf propaganda ar rs
a. ards IS profit making
= guarantee 81 am sort was
eadea b. Cooper while
~ HefsallIn treaty aaa heinE
: cB unnecessarily Later ne
~ effurt through TIE
a. Ut Nations Although h9
Use Associated Press Wa
q and acknowledged e. BE- the
.hne ofsanixaiiun q ~ kind III
81 aafia Cooper was not Natis
aea and ne stlH b not
H aeIIeves that nno reason for
y Isl lbe flaa of tainted news
~ he advocates q frye point
program for neWs freedom after
aaF
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Thut...

When yoa have spins thing you
want 20 zsa, rent Of trade sou
cant keep u q rrel But yuu
can shout Il from the house tops
without wasting . single auncs of
lung power. H0W3 WINS. q low
cost Wans I'd IN THE cIiR0NI
GLE MAR AND ADVERTISER
viii bring you such quick results
that you Will be amazed
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That.

When you bus Aruesto Paint
you can BE- sure yuu ne getting
paint which wlil not crack or chip
OF peel fou wlll gai paint that
will spread far and Will stand
up for the duration You'll
pay 3 far and square price for
il tee at HEADS FURNITURE
AND HARDWARE COMPANY
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Mohawk rs the name Of a
new high quality baking potato
introduced by the Cornell Uni
versiy Agricultural Experiment
Station
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of that prescription When you
bring prescriptions - BURN
HAM Drug Store sou get both
safety and far price Got your
prescriptions hlled at . place
"a which sou ean aaee conf
deuce
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Sunrise, Sunset and Figh
and Low Tide
Port of pascagOula

Note-Ahove calculations are
for Central Standard Time Add
one hour for Var Saving Time
The Canadian potato crop IN
l94z was the largest IN recent
years, amounting to 4 9,o4T 600
hundredweiEht
In the DAYS Of Queen Elizabeth.
E~nglIshmen were required by Law
o. eat fish SIS days Of the year.
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That.

When v0ur doctor pfescrisles
fer you ms work Is useless un
less reliable skin and fresh drugs
and chemicals g. into The making
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makes breathing difficult. put Spur
pose Nicks Na-tro-nal Up each noztxfi.
V~a-tro-noI does ; important things.
II ID Ehrinks swollen membranes. 10
Koothes irritation. CD relieves tran
sient nasal congestion. II brings mare
comfort. makes Breathing easier. thus
invites sleep . And remember. It helps
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- ~ H. =
prevent many
colds developing II
used in time Fol-
low directions In
folder.
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IF YOUR NOSE
CLOSES UP"
TONIGHT

Here's mighty
good news II
pour nose closes
Up toalKht and