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Milford chronicle., 1942-10-23
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Those flying fortresses of the U.
Is. Army are certainly playing
Hob" with the Japs who are, try
ling to reach Guadalcanal. Every
day these great flying forts, based
. in Australia, blast at the Japanese
ships that are plying these waters.
However, the "Nips" have sue
ceeded in landing great many
troops on the island and a bitter
land engagement is expected mo-
mentarily. Military men, however,
give our forces more than a fifty
fifty chance to drive the tough in
vader back into the sea.
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In Russia, the Nazis are prepar-
ing to hole up for the winter.
What bitter pill this must be for
Adolph! To think that the Rus
slams, whom he expected to wipe
of the face of the globe in 80 days,
now threaten to strangle his
yaunted forces in the greatest bat
tie of attrition ever fought.
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Tuesday evening we attended an
other farewell. party for a friend
of long standing, who is entering
the Nations armed forces. This
time it was James ]. Deputy who
was the guest of honor. Jim, a
member of the post office staff,
will be missed, not only by his fine
family during his absence, but by
Ia host of friends. .Godspeed,, Jim,
and the best of luck! 81
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey ]. Marvel Of
Houston shave fecefTetf word etffat
their son, Joseph c. Marvel, now in
Hawaii, has been promoted to- SER
geant. He was inducted into the
Army in 1941, before which he was
Iemployed in the accounting de-
partment of the Atlas Powder Com
pany in Wilmington. He is
graduate of Milford High School
land Beacon College. The Marvels
have another son, Harvey, Jr., who
is private first class in the Army
Air Force, stationed somewhere in
the British West Indies.
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BRINGING IN THE SCRAP
The big scrap heap in the Plaza
deep
No doubt will put many Axis to
sleep; 5
They never figured on our will to
win,'
Nor of our great civilian strength
within. t !
Our state will over its quota go,
AS we watch this scrap pile grow;
For everybody now should know
We should of had it long ago.
Then bring it in, by the ton,
So Delaware can furnish the gun
Which will put the Axis on the run.
And blast the Japs, of the Rising
Sun. ..
The wreckage found on our shore
line,
Now displayed in the five-and-
b dime,
Should prove to us the terrible
time
Our sailors have on the salty brine.
We should not grumble at our lot,
For, to date, we have not
Earned furlough like the rest,
Who have been put to the acid test.
May the boys who sail the briney
deep, ~''
Be safeguarded while they sleep;
And if the gauntlet they have to
- run,
May they be protected by gun.
That we have furnished from our
scrap, e.
Hoping it will sink the Jap
To the bottom of the deep,
And leave him there, forever to
!, sleep.
JOSEPH B. JEFFERIS.
Milford, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-23

phia; Mrs. Louis Edgell and daugh-
ter, Jane, of Dover, and Mrs. Hor-
ace Edgell, of Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. White and
family entertained a number of
relatives on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Cannon called
on Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. White and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hastings and family on Sunday
evening.
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-23
SAINT JOHNS CHURCH
Evangelical Lutheran
100 E. Lotus Street. Dover

Paul Emil Hollis, Pastor
Bible School and Adult Bible
Glass at 10 A. M.
Divine Worship each Sunday at
II A. M.
Celebration of Holy Communion
on the second Sunday Of the month
at IL A. M.
Special Services on high festi-
walls.
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-23
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Northwest Second Street ,
"a Bible Teaching, Gospel
Preaching Ministry"
unu.sns - No.
Sunday, October 25

Sunday, October 25
NOTICE: Until the renovation of
the church interior is completed,
all Sunday services will be held in
the Century Club on Church ave-
nue..
10 a. m.-Bible School. Steps To-
ward Solution of the Alcoholic
Problem.
IL a. m.-Morning Worship, Ser
vice.
1880 p. m.-Evening Gospel Ser
vice.
8 p. m.-Tuesday. Philathea and
Missionary Society at the home of
Mrs. R. Boyer, Slaughter Beach.
1880 p. m.-Friday, October 90:
Prayer and praise service at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Kemp, Truitt avenue.
Saturday, October 81: Halloween
party for all young people at the
parsonage.
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-23

There will be a turkey supper,
with all the fixings, served in Mil
ford Neck Church on Friday even
ing, October %. Serving begins at
4 O'Clock. Price rs cents.
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-23

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Branch of The First Church Of
Christ, Scientist, in Boston. Mass.
Services every Sunday at IL a. m.
Sunday School at same hour.
Wednesday evening meeting, first
Wednesday in each month at 5 p. m.
in Grange Hall. Milford, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-23
State Moves
Into Lead In u.
5. Scrap Drive

(continued from FIRST Pags1
Ranking of the states, on the
basis of per capita collections, and
tonnages we're:
c&.-1t... ne c&a&os
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-23

Bonds or bondage? Buy u. s.
Savings Bonds. e.@
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-23

harp violin, and other instruments.
They are accomplished musicians
and singers.
Miss Smith is very interesting
speaker and holds the attention of
her audience by her wonderful
Gospel messages and personality.
The pastor of the church is the
Rev. Thomas G. Jones.
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-23
PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH
Charles w. Baker, Pastor
S. E. Front Street

Sunday, October 25.
Sunday school $3.50 a. m.
Preaching IL a. m.
Evening preaching at z o'clock.
You are cordially invited.
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-23

ST. 5JHN'S r. G. CHURCH
Rev. E. J. Mccarthy, Ph. D., Pastor
Sunday, October 25.
Milford (St. Johns Church) $50.
Seaford (St. ,Mary's church, 900.
Rehoboth (St. Agnes Church) IL.
Georgetown (Redden Camp II.
Confessions-Before Mass.
Religious Instruction-After Mass
Holy Day and Other Services.
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-23

A watch has about 160,0O0,000
ticks a year-almost as many as a
camper has in two weeks.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25

tConfsa ifDn PCS Il
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Tes nIo she WaF t Wlsh sfI
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Meiiwain Suggesting sst lettws
and eaile @snk -
mnsnefs y ~ afs aasa
ind aH - = as6ai ae
meeting EAaf MKH = hid il IN
High ~ slu nu Thurs
aat n.Nht UFs = ga at
rinh $50 mnsNaefsa Is M
engaged Il m Ard ~ E
work Te AWaA
hundred snare EtfH HH# e
considering the
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Ared Agricultural
Market Offices To
Move to Jackson

Tire Agricultural Marketing Al
mintstrauon viii consolidate MI
area offices 50 Is % operate cen
traiiy out Of Jackson Miss
George Z. Moore. area supervisor
announced this week The Of
fees viii be- located in the M
some Temple building and ne
mailing address wiIi b. Post o.
flee Box to-.
This means no eurtailBent q
the activities Of The Agricultural
Marketing Administration IN iris
area but ID expected 10 expand
is activities 70 a large extent
The same close supervision vii
Be gwen the counties formerly
under the Guliporf office direct
from the office If jackson
The personnel formerly super
vising the ~ counties which com
prise the GuIiport area are being
transferred To the Jackson office
from which point 81 direct disifi
button operations. school lunch
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25

fcenlinaea from Page ! Sc u
nfehan q somerxea A. saying
that ne aeh<Nsis ard cuikaw e
AmeTikH msist heeasne pre- nasse
tinn sfalnins eensefa fof eaf asaH
- fofrrs. leaetna tte sfsn
fafttss FREE 70 train men - ne
enmhai application - tfse train
nd hat you aase them
Mr Nsndlvef urged ne Mheals
= aanpi i program that Mlses
brit. support + - armed FaFeea
ee0nd. thN waF ps1deetion train
sna pfogfsm. ana shifa. lHe pro
gran II agriculture
Attending he meeting from
Jackson County Aefe Mr Wells.
= Msmehee. county sanessn
henaans 81 Whe0la ana a L Mon
roe. superintendent ~ Moss puins
aheols NJ Messhea WA9 elaes
I'd 1lee president Il the Csanag
asefinsrndrnts Organization -
Mississippi IL had l0fnefIT
served On the laaialsuve commit
- q this sfoup
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Health EducuAon
Program Planned
BY State Officiols

Pans are Aeine aFxee ~
sfe hestsaK 40 a . cxRrng4N
pfuesam - snarhtne Gh ~ sr
pnlsN mAnum sgNn Nngis
81 the STATE nenAfsaeas *
Health saa she Sihte nepxxssat
Is E8ucatlon eccpf6szAa IA nem
alton released ioanlsY - ffs ge4
diiferent aepestmsmsx
nt y y OalioMas 81
State Department II xa8san ~
sended 4 fN weeks coaarA ia
heslsh eszueAtion ~ IN nnlxef
SITS * Nash cHrolsss mspasA
sssFy sa lAunrhihg nsssA ! seorfam
Dr Galloway i specialist n
health education in the heassh e.
pagttnens ard Mr. fatscrnan : 81
nnNfaf e mae1ief halnlae 81 tte
rducA0on 8SpsfsEneHk
Tihe state directors Ms9 snlst
canntv educational N~alAagitses
and county health units = aevs
lnn plsnz e. make heaIlh learh
ma mofx effective II m ahous
If the vasioals caans Mis-
Mary Staneel win assee = nutsi
tion specialist IN she state afiee
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
New Rules Govern
For NuviQufion
Law Violations

New 0siaslA epi l-und
nea rxkalataans fecTnslx aucd
- are Unstea States Ca1st
Guard wlth a8eaafteex sw she
ElKhth Naval nlstriSt ia NeM
nfleaslK ffgpee and perassses Gov
xsalauons Il ne NastKattsSa Lass
II the Z 5 in cases inxoiving
statutory penalties agNrexatirg
$50 ~ less viii be sse8 -
calls b. ne District Coast Guard
DflirfT for tH district where fhe
violation occurp The Coast Gaard
charged with ne enforcement
q the navigation lava
Nhena fine IS assessed the per
son being fined may apply for rc
aef "a Ira district Coast Guard.
aEficer bat : deposit 81 the amount
af fnR assessed must arruanaus
me application Acton viii b.
taken b. the district Coast Guard
oflicrr AMI i the Zine Is RENTED
the deposit will be- returned "
reduced ths amount &c redurtian
wlIl be returned
Attention i called 20 TIE fat
that IN all cases OF change Of.
ownership Of und0cumensed ves
sells which the law requires - b.
numbered. notice ~ such change
must b. furnished 10 the Coast
Guard officer within ten days BY.
the new owner. The Coakt Guard
viii require strict compliance with
this regulation and fines viii be
assessed IN all future cases ~
failure 10 give such notice
The recording Of sales Of doc
umented vessels is haraiiad by
the Bureau q Customs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Scrap Drive

Haallnuad frpFn psge 1. ~ II
.hase Dsen sbtalned yei ~ Esn
efsI distribution hssl gne has en
.pIaeea u baaf - ne zee egeam
.pariaf fof uaah ID sshen ell
bsplaeaa afusznz the iafn -
n a possible
Nesehann Aahed - Assist
ne cleaning - - tfse aFea
.la1xa She faiIEaaa afsd tie baez
* stores facing ~ EeiEnas ave
re mm discussed aHd . essfsmlk
consisting s. Mesdamss ! s
.Ahhey HefSnea nansisf anl =
r cels was appointed % aaslfs
~ merchants = IS desire Il
Iss es4nel = have fbsm exp
crate ssfh lfe program
HI 0autlef reported thas se
I'D Eeen Is sasleH wlth 5 HzsTa
asf e beath fTans residents e ~
1ssm ihem thaE ~ beath 81 -
sssned ~ sd nsf sfssf fs
.sn.fl4s cleaning Is wlH - ne Re
4iitF - Ese residents Is
thal area e Keep "A elean
ArsqseSt aas naae "a fas@aIz
- easpefsse 3iEh ne aafbsas
satof - nlaeIez ilahl h4ses
80 Eafkaee care - seH8 EHas
eaaHet ~ overturned ~ Digs
aEfh fhen aslEs0 the e6HsHnts
= ~ esn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25

2faHfsaaed haza Page =
s. aaet tfs @@Hzzszy sezaHaz#aas
sa aa
aaK xsszzzaHz afE aazz# -
n4faasion tHzsI laesa a4EaHIaa
s hare hssa naaned hezn -
- taFF z#eaHei naazs q
a4 eihst azen sanitary Hsza
als b #Htmaa 80
4.arH8ag IHIz S na So Essss
80 petea - 1aaa paasa =
# ~ FsasazzaH If 4AHzEaU
A#4Ht.rM
8# ZHHHH
kfEase pisces 80 unfit - as
= msiliaff neEaaateI - odd
Hzs 80 esElazHl1 aaiil - 80
- He -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Lumber Production
Declines. But SIN
Ahead OF 1871

Washington. d c-Inmi4f
production during tin NxNk end
Cd September 5. 1914 aaa 10 per
cent less than tha pFes@as week
shipments we're 10 Pc cert lees
npw business II percThs s &C..
eofdina - reports u IL National
Lumber Manufacturers AMoria
tion from regional aEatinna
covering the apeTatlHfs Is repre-.
sentative hardwood aHd nafswoo8
mills shipments we're : msgreus
above production naH ofdefs :
percent below produ1iIan Com.
pared with the corresponding
week # 1871. pfcsdaiaa vas .
per cent greater. shspnsns . per
cent greater end new h4Nineaa ~
percent greater T@ Industry
stood ~ ~ perrent U Ehn aver
age u prodnction - 1he eofrea
ponding week 81 ia za ard it6
percent Of average fa18 - ship
nYents IN the sarae Mzn
Reported pr0dnrtien faS The
first IS weeks ii 10 mas } per.
cent bea0w corresponding weeks
IL 1871 shipmena weFe : per
cent above the shipments. and
new orders 7 pefrena ahope The
orders q the 1871 a Per the
a5 weeks If 1894 new business
was n PCT cent aboe3 pfbductien
and shipments wem = percent
above production
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Moss Point
Tigers Open Grid
Season Tonight

Tire Moss Point san teaus
wiil esen the iaaz - WidHon
schedule Nifh . fH1e sanfght At
m with 81 Aiafs5us High
Schoza u NeN ORLEANS The game
w4n - played al tfx City Pafk
stadium
A saaaa u IS bows psN maakt
ihe trip over by bls Aeaeing
Moss ruiut ~ nsoa ~ md Is
nviHsg in New Orleans - 40
3 m according e Coaeh I'd
ward A khBvat
The ioesi team Wln b. heavily
outwesghed hy tire Nee Ofeaas
team The Tigers vii average
$50 pounds against TIE 81 Ai0y
s8uS average ~ is5 pounds IN
addition only three PLAYERS from
last years team are back again
this year. the others being new
material
Due to the number 81 mrs
players and the fact that We are
outWeighed Mr. Khayat said. III
is impossible 20 tell TIE o1tcurne
Of the game
CO captains will Be Dick Knapp
and c . FagGard The possible
starting line up viii BE-
Dickle Franklin Milford Mar
tim Fred Waits. Everett Howard.
Earl Stevenson. Dick knapp } r.
Miles, Junior Pierce c D. Fag
gard. Vernon Wells and Norris
Fag9ard
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Own < IL IcELAHD

With tire United States Army
in iceland-Moiion pictures are
proving the armys most effective
weapon IN fighting boredom an1
improving morale on ha waf
front.
Night after night thousands A.
American soldiers troop y ~
IafKed Nilsson hut camp uaesie1s
to see their favufite arfsf - ae
tfess on the screen Tneatefa are
scattered over the island and
movie circuits are 81 arranged thai
nearly every American soldier
aailof and fiieF here may aea -
least one picture . Neek. Mott
If The larger camps have mos
leH almost every night
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25

aks esss
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ans
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sat ssss~e s44s N
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Var Workers

$780, -
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Students Guiher AZ
Ole Miss For Start
OF Slss Session

MM Hua itFs& tNn aase aFs
Is e~eesEfaNpn IS msN Nfzaa
0a efst reGsilaf sfoa e. the
Unsvefsssx q MaMpm
Monsa8 sept q TIE ma aass
* meA students aFfiNsa Sna
sof assembly MantAf naeensnw p
tlss chapel
Al assembly AaudaY etxnink
q Neaesans th4 neN ssadrnts ~
dresses apse maas - To- Alfred
Hunsn. actsng rhanreikeS Bran
harm nunse naAsA ut uxinra ana
Herman Raxtex. president cf uht
student bpay ElanNnfA ueKan
"Wednesday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Formers MoY Find
Goose Feathers New
Income Source

The plucking Of live geese may
be q new source Of income to
some Mixsissippi farmers TINS fail
and At the same time help 10 re
lieve the shortage Of feathers. T.
q Beanhlossom, extension poul-
uryman. Mississippi State College
SAYS
The present market price for
goose feathers, prime live white
or mixed gray. not gully. Chica-
60 is around Si00 q pound
Prior to the war, feathers weni
into pillows. comforts and mat
tresses. Now they are used in
making flying suits for aviafors
and may be used in many other
ways 70 help protect soldiers and
sailors against the cold
Poultry raisers usually pluck
the feathers from live geese prior
70 melting A few pick as often
as every 6 weeks during the
spring. summer and early fall
while others pick only once Dr.
twice ; year. either in the spring
or fall.
Feathers are plucked only
when the quilts appear dry and
do not contain blood Both young
and old geese are plucked About
q pound Of feathers may be pluck
ed from = goose during 4 year.
Feathers are never pulled
after Nov. IS. OF the geese will
not BE- IN full feather for mar
ketine.a Mr. Besnblossom says
Neither should they be picked
during the breeding season
In plncking, q stocking Is usu
ally put over the head Of the
goose and the soft feathers on the
breast. back and abdomen are
pulled. Not more than five quill
feathers should be pulled from
each wing Enough short feath
ers 70 provide support under
meath the wings are always left
Feathers are parity cured before
they are shipped by placing them
IN sacks Of loosely woven ma
terial hung IN the loft Ct . build
ing where there 5 good air eifcu
labon Feathers IN the bags are
stirred occasionally during this
curing period
A new Z. S Department o. AZ
riculture publication. Potatoes n
Low Cost Meals prepared b.
the Bureau Of Home Economics
and distributed by TIE AgTicui
tuFal Marketing Administrator.
says IL part, according 20 Mss
May Haddon. extension nutri
ZIONIST hississippi State College
Potatoes prevented sailors from
dying q scurvy back - the days
81 long voyages on sailing ships
and helped pave TIE way 70 dis
coYefy et pitamin c.
Failure q the potato crop once
caused famine ia Ireland
With potato flowers pinned to
has coat. ; French king made 20
tatoes fashionable. - the story
goes. and soon al Ms people aese
eating these -appla of the earth 3
NItamln c, vitanln b fthIa
min. iron protein. starch -
reads he list of feed values pres
enf II Al potatoes TIE u s. De-
partfuent Of Agriculture says
Sweet palaioes seoFe - tWo more
counts They ere 5 coed source
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25

Of carotene, which the BODY can
change into vitamin A They also
have some sugar.
To get the most from potatoes,
cook them IN their jackets.
When potatoes are peeled keep
peelings thin Priced minerals lie
close beneath this surface.
Peel potatoes just before they
T cooked Don't let them soak.
for minerals and vitamins are lost
Store white potatoes IN q cool.
airy place where they won't
freeze Store sweet potatoes in q
dry place where they vii not
chill.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25

tCemEinuH1 ffnm u
1uhnaan said - ms&1 NnhKA
teef II asf aesnM sHeeS
rsiai 80 - aenI Mtsa mM
aasat + lsh nefaIf r
~ Mfe Ana
wrifafe a1aA sAiia NfE4
feallaH ~ fnalaztFssi sfaaAa 50
ltse armed fassy4
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
JACKSON COUNTY lisnAns


ZH#E8 &Et14 AA@&#aH -
Meet Me- In saint Laa ~
SallF Hesassan.
Meet Me In saint Louis Is
the warm and noefassse story g ,
typical AHnerican family IN the
seaf preceding the Saint Louis
Exposition IL 1864 inid wsth al
the skill and delightful halssaf
that made Miss Renaonk JunAar
Miss , book q tire month Club
ctloicr. 8 senkatiensl hit On the
stage and = national radio tea
tare fof Shirley Temple
The smith family Includes foaaf
daughters, ranging from seven
teen year old Rose The Queen
10 81 year old Tooie. Who Is with
out question Mas Benson herself
Grandpa and the cook are also
important parts of the house
hoid The simple pleasures and
problems % 4 day when naust
American families scarcely knew
that > German OF Jap existed sIll
bring = reminiscent CLEAN g the
eve II every reader over ferry.
and give tire understanding
younger generation an idea Of
some Of the delightful things in
life that Il IL missing altogether
Meet Ne In Saint Louis was
one Of the most successful iea
lures ever run in the pages Of
the New Yorker Magazine Miss
Benson il working nov on the
motion picture version. which
viii be released for the Christmas
holidays
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
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esse fpsrntsY ssss : 01e ~
awe "a ii n Nex
w. fhe Ams apAy sen
aa tsst ses ss So
Aat ! tefneNs assts@as Hs
MA8 ~ cegneks $50 AseesAs IS 4
8 msh
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25

4censnara ggzsn pass 81
essss e apafoxanassly So "a
nueils ansl thsAs FegNsss II
tnsl4aaed il she asea hasx agamama
81 81 SO $50 pasa Is esh
IS faaas
Tht cpfRfett highway sstux ths
eaanty fngfns - nseEsei Ira 81
Highway ~ Il NA2 painted mAk
asaA mpald haeN eVn nee8sA4lg
constructed - : part a. He
Nas u~atstFuekm pFssnfsm s. tt
state had Il nuI nsa pfVV4Hs
halla ~ 9enken Eeansys
IRE nais Also panlsd nsas Ehei
$3.50 90 "a nnunsE ksSnas ere htill
outstanding 81 lAe pFn
TIE Highs ~ euraFnls M
.dse Chapter IT, Cu8e * $50 4
required b appsaiss sna 80 ie
such raad2ax ttss Afs seefs
- Sat hAxh ~ 1915 -
Fesanis wsaaasE 81 sSysn sh tsss
stats snd federal Ratefnnsem =
haIia ghs nseseefy hsi8ees aaal
nsaway anssaa the teiS
afea. 4 waa pngutesi auk haf ea
advised that sssfh eahssf0
mns lmpFsefieahie Tn raans
lasef issued IL ewn lSsnea snA se
pfaiett wae finally fnnaplese4 Il
uaa latef lhss ~ eaanlg @aa
lxsnaa for IL supefNiNa as
tnsrts IL build slae eunrfesn hl3h
way from me AAaAansa line d -
Harfsean rssuntt lire The rass it
this highway Naa gisEz1 =
which ms eoansYt sAsfe wns
sa9iD00
cusf - cnumlF
Thus fhe county : total sKg
involved il lhe pfe1ees 49,
s548 "a fue thN toll nfen ssl ena
Cor ths highway e~onalsnetsan a0d
alBaOoa toE lhe approaches -
the Biloxl nas bridge
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Pre-Hight Training
Begins For More
Naval Reservists

Full-time elementary preflight
training under the Civilian plot
Training program az the Uni
versity Of Mississippi has begun
for ten more Navy VS. rcservists.
DR.. A B Lewis, coordinator Of
opt at the University. announc-
ed
Included in their training will
be = total Of 30 hours Of instruc-
ton In mathematics. physics,
radio code. aerial navigation.
meteorology. military science snd
drill and discipline The new class
succeeds one which finished ele
mentary training here last week
Members OF this class have been
sent on TO Naval pre-flight schools
and secondary opt schools.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25

Forty three per cent Of al the
motor vehicles ever sold in the
United States are still in opera
ton.
The railroad which links Muir
mansk with Leningrad winds f25
miles through frozen marshes and
crosses lilo bridges.