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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-01
Medals for Two Pilots Who Shot
Down First Jap Plane in Aleuiians

first bombs had already fallen
~ Dutch Harbor.
At 10:40 a. m. the pilots sighted
another flight, and for the second
time. the Japanese turned and
disappeared into q hank Of fog
They recognized the planes ss sea-
plane bombers.
Soon one Jap plane detached
Itself from the formation and
the two American pilots con-
verged ON lite tall and opened
fsre.
Murphy. the only pilot to report
the effect of his fire. said his first
burst apparently killed the pilot
and set one engine sflame. The
plane spun downward In a swirl
OF black smoke.
In their verbal reports made
later, each Of the army airmen
said the other should have credit
for destroying the enemy plane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-01
SENATORS HE'D p. D.. WARNING
Way Opened for Passage
OF Administrations
Anti-Inflation Measure

The initial break thai I'D IN
speedy adoption n the farm
price amendment came WHEN
Hatch withdrew his new pro
po>sl.
Before Hatch Withdrew his
amendment TO guarantee farmers
production costs. Senate Demo
cratic Leader AIben W. Barley OF
Kentucky made these two nodifi-
cations in the administration pro-
posal:
Selection Of Jan. l. 1e41, IS
the date from which increased
labor costs are to be figured.
0-Addition Of language requir-
L ing that. In the fixing Of
ceilings on commodities processed
from farm products. adequate
weighing" be given to farm labor
costs.
Senate Republican leader Charles
L. McNary Of Oregon announced
that the two changes
without doubt" perfect the adj
proposal.
Il shall support it," he said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-01
Heorf Affock Proves
Fatal to Tocomu Mon

Victim Of heart attack. 70
yesr-old Algot Lundgren died
Tuesday evening ut his residence.
3o7is So. 18th 81.
Lundgren. who had suffered for
some time with a heart aiiment.
had been released from the hospi-
tai two days previously.
4 police ambulance rushed Lund-
gren 10 81. Joscphs hospital after
he collapsed in the hallway Of his
rooms but ne was dead upon ar
rival II the hospital
The body WAS removed To Gait
neys mortusry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-01

ALASKA DEFENSE COM
MAND HEADQUARTERs- Credit
for shooting down the first Japa-
nese plane destroyed by army
fliers in the battle Of the Aleutian
Islands went Wednesday To two
young pilots Of this command in a
citation awarding them air medals.
The citation by Maj. Gen. Simon
Bolivar Buckner. jr., revealed de-
tails of the first encounter between
army planes and the Japanese
raiders who attacked Dutch Mar
Dor ON the morning Of June 3.
The medals were awarded TO
Lieut.. Jacob wyiIe Dixon. Lexing-
ton. No, and lieut. John Byrd
Murphy. Tulsa. Okla. for engaging
and destroying . Japanese naval
plane.
The citation declared the pilots
demonstrated outstanding courage
and ability in carrying out their
mission"
Dixon and Murphy were On
patrol over the Boring sea ~
IL m when they sighted s>v-
eral bombers with Japanese
insignia. The bemberx imme-
dintely turned and fled Into
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-01
Eagle Squadron Now
Part Of U. S. Forces

At AN Raj AIRDRo N y.
SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND
Eighty-four American Eagle fight
er pilots entered their own coun-
try's service late Tuesday after
battling the Maxi air force as vol
unteers with the Royal air force
for Is months.
In simple ceremony. Air
Marshal Sir W. Sholto Douglas.
commander-in-chief Of the Raj
fighter command. mustered them
out Of the Raj and Maj. Gen.
Carl Spaatx. head. Of L. $. air
forces in the European theater Of
war. mustered them into the
American army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-01

entertainment and refreshments
VII ~ offered members Of the
Lodge Norden as. swedish Order
a vasa. Friday evening. Oct. 2. In
the valhalla hall. So. 18th and X
"a. when the lodge celebrates its
Nth anniversary.
The Order Of vasa u q fraternal
organization. nationwide in scope.
and VIII hold . regular business
meeting before festivities begin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-01

Brood smiles Of opprecioton light the foces Of Mr. and
Mrs. Wiiom c. Simpson 722 So. 54th ST., who
honored Ioe Tuesdoy by surprise pory in the unused
north courtroom in the federal building.
BILL, he is offectionotey ooled by oil Of the $50
fellow workers who COVE the porty is officially known
office mechanic for the u S Bureou OF Internal Revenue
headquarters here.
The sociol function Tuesdoy marked his 10th onn-
versoy O competent crosnon who keeps the bureous
hundred accounting mochines ond other echonco equip
ment in proper condition.
Al the time coineidentoly Mr. ond Mrs Simpson
disclosed the occasion oso oked their 10th wedding
nyersoy Bill employed by the Northern Poetic roll
~oy for 81 yeor prior TO entering government service
Cork Squire. collector of internal for Woshno
ond Aoso presided moster of ceremonies for the
office pory in the Simpsons beholf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-01
Losses Affect
Power Of Japs

NJ RoBEKr MILLER
unlsr1 Prp~s wrss>r


HADQUAKTERx UNITED
nfATEe PACIFIC FLEET.
NEAnL MAnDoR - The United
nlntas INVASION a the solomon
h1nn1s and II severe air ana
nnvo1 1ouses inflicted on Japan IN
- noufh Pacific have started to
u1pw their effect On japanese Of
ounntvs power. vel informed
onurces aid Wednesday.
n 49, believed 70 ~ n
uunu1ngiy unIIksay thaf Sapa.
- engpr - attnrk nussia -
y - s,nsst csrsai.ly psa..~1
= - uAun ~ 0ernsa offen-
- ppnched ~ climax
! uns suggested also that any
1npanens plans 10 drive against
Knn1EA thrpukh the Aieutian
tlnnn1s might have been thwsrt<d
nronuss II the necessity Of divert
~ naval and marine forces to the
o11nmons 10 fight against . threat
80 United Nations move north
uerd.
1APn ON GUARD
n japanese have been COM
poIled 70 concentrate large aerial
a. naval forces II their bases II
nabanl IN New Britain Island east
q Nov Guinea and just north Of
- eolomons. and At rruk island
= H. carosines. north q Rabaul.
Iheas forces Japan apparently
ruunrds - necessary TO guard
against = big United Nations Of
oonulve.
4 strong movement northward
you'd strike at the heart and
nerve center of Jspan's outer de-
fsnse line based On the csrolines.
A. II seemed increasingly feasible
1or such . movement TO start At
selected time when the now Of men
and supplies to the south and
southwest Pacific had reached suf-
ncIent volume.
SAP LOSSES HEAVY
Hundreds Of japanese planes and
scores Of warships have been dam
aGed In the last two months.
Combating . United Nations
invasion move was not included in
tn Japanese time table and II has
been necessary for the enemy TO
rovise his schedule Of operations.
Ldks Germany In Russia. Japan
had figured On dishing II out. not
taking H.
l0ND0N-well informed diplc-
matte quarters said Wednesday
thnt = series a talks between Rus
sian and japanese representatives
= Moscow hal failed 10 sass ten
ofoa.
Russian quarters expressed BE-
~ that relations would remain In
IL present state - long - Russia
maintained il powerful Far East
eEa army In Siberia.
Despite the maintained gravity
q the situation 1t stalinErsd OBJ
servers here saw no indication that
IT, japanese might-ss II was
believed certain they had promised
Germany months ago-attsck Rus
n Il staiingrad fell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-01

Continued from Page onel
sought by President Roosevelt.
but which were less than the con-
gressional farm bloc first asked.
Under the Thomas amendment
approved Tuesday but overturned
BY Wednesdays action. all farm
labor costs would have been in
cluded in the computation Of
parity prices. An original pro
vision Of the anti-inflation bill
provides that ceilings on farm
products are 10 be set at straight
parity levels or at the highest
prevailing prices of this year up
10 Sept. Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-01

This Advertisement k No. I
Of a Series Designed to Acqudint
You With Recent Improvements at
the Puget Sound National Bank.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-01
COST CONSUMERS MORE

COST CONSUMERS MORE
Administration officials sal d
that the Thomas plan would have
permitted parity levels TO climb
II per cent above present figures.
and that this would cost consumers
an extra $500 00o. 900 a year.
The cost of the administration
compromise has not been esti-
mated.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-12-25
A Recommended Business Directory
INSURANCE

NOBBS & CO., Inc.
Insurance and Bonds
I'VE Put the Sure in Insurance"
Liggett Bldg. Phone 5-2I69
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-12-25
DIPLOMATS AGREE ON
Joint STATEMENT ON
NAZI MASSACRES

LONDON (JTA)-Representa-
tives of the British, American ana
Russian Governments here were
reported this week to have reached
an agreement on the general lines
of a Joint Allied statement which
will be issued sooon condemnlng
the Nazi atrocities against Jews
and outlining the special measures
which have been decided upon to
halt the mass-k;lling of the Jew
ish population in Nazi-held terri
tories.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-12-25
HUNGARIAN JEWS To
BECOME FORCED
LABORERS

Geneva tJPS)-The Hungarian
government has ordered all Jews
from the ages of "a to 33 to join
forced labor battalions. They
must supply their own clothes,
boots, underwear, blankets, knives,
forks and crockery.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Progressive Club
Holds Meeting With
Mrs. W. c. Havens

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Misses Brodnox And
CofIeY Students
At Belhuven

jackson County viii be repre-
senfed at Belhavem College 81
jackson bT Miss Sarah b dnBx
81 pascaaoula and Miss Mafgue
rite coiies 81 Moss Point wsa en
tered as freshmen and who are
being introduces and welcomed
into the student body IN O number
Of WAYS Among the most pleas
ant has been the annual .Big
Sister Little Sister reception
given hy the Beihaven Chris
tan association and . barbecue
supper by the lake sponsored bs'
the AthletIc association Fresh
man Day. OctOber 1 viii cll
max TIE events 81 the term whea
each freshman viii emerge ; full
fledged member 81 the Belhsver
sf0dent bodY.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
BE~cKETT-sMrTH

The Hectofy 81 TIE 81 John.
Episcopal Church Of Paseagouia
was the setting for = quietly pref
y wedding SUNDAY afternoon
September =, 81 ) O'Clock Wher
Miss Helen Smith 81 Bangor.
Maine BECAME the bride q pat
Greag Beekea ~ Cslais Maine
with Rev Ffeduck Rescn IS me
officiating clergyman
The BRIDE we're 8 burgundy suit
with matching -sceessories Hef
cofsaee was shoulder arrange
nieat of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ard
gypaophlis Sc vas asteusea b.
Arz STANLEY Bell # Portland.
Ne. who sore soldier blue wita
accessories = match Her a0w
ers we're / eofsaEe o. ehyzsn
ihemunls
Tne Bridegroom Wax attended
b. Ilumie Walker = bes: msn
Mfa Becketi IS . graduate from
Ire Bangor hfNa school ana ESQ
attended, hae Cstass Aslne H0s
pitsI Training schosa for Nurses.
NJ Beckett uas graduated
irons ne Calais Ma.ae Aeaaewy
ana He Convent Business Col
ieRe q S. stephen Sew Bruins
wick He Is noW stati1nea ~
keessef Field Il Biloxi
Whzie 10 Fa.aeoala Mrs. Beck
EFT NAI b .Ifh 81 and Mr1.
John = HoIefiea z4s 0fanKe
street
q Necufuz reception 20 mem
sefs - fhe bsleai party rs reid
81 ths home . 81 ana Mr. Hoi
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Mr. and Mrs. Weber
Home From Visit
To Cincinnati

NJ and Mrs I. G Weber have
returned from o nine days visit
70 Cincinnati where the former
went on business for the ingalls,
Corporation While there Mr..
and Mrs Weber were pleasantly
entertained b. relatives II Nc.
Webef On "wednesday Mrs.
Weber was honor guest ct a
luncheon bridge party at The HYDE
Park Country club given Is Mrs.
z S MorTlsaey and on Thurs
dat Judge and Mrs. Morrissey
entertained Mr. ard Mfs Weber
Il dinner IT the HYDE Park club
They wefe also entertained by
Mr. and Mrs Louis b. Weber
in their home. Mr. Louis Weber
Is Al uncle q Mr. L @ Weber
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Coming Marriage
OF Miss Mcfarland
Is Announced

~ ana Mr. Juhn Afksn
MsFeflsna q nas nsE
a~nnnaanes the aaa
80 arfalns mAky&aas ~ uef
asnghssr. Mar. y NJ MasiasiI
~ saasa asH e Mr. = n Ne
colium 81 Mos pains
The date - lhs wNaaana haS
befn ri i0r FfidHs uesalet = +
NH Ike piaea a shs Moss pnf
FTtsbFtNffen Church Il pxN
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nneeam IS laek ef linz lf<sH
MHA - - ieFnAai e ~ Asi
lafaha aH4 friefAis 81 M# tMn
Eaaissa sfe asked - uKsFa shls
announcement s. 40 nfls@llan -
~ present
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Birthday q Mrs
Volts Celebruled
A New Orleans

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sinner nanrtna &ak FnInYHa
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Newly insfuIied
President Directs
AnxiliurY Meeting


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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

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cARD % THANKS

We ssh = fhank ~ ana ars.
F = IaEnssn Elaa# street go
eer - faHH k1naHesz during
sHe recent illness I'D death 81
Isu48e Byfd
DAUGHTER and NiEEEs
Nos Fsini Ala lz -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

Mrs Quinton Brsntx and little
daughter were moved horne last
week from the jackson CUun
~ Hospital
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
PascagOula National Bank
MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mr and Mrs. Z c Wood are
receiving congratulations on the
arrival Of . pretty little dauaia
ter. MARY Helen ~ the jackson
County Hospital On "Wednesday
Sepienbef ..
Mrs II c Beardslee Jr.. and
Miss Mary Mcfarland spent Sat
urday aftsrnessn in Mobile
Mrs John Macarthur returned
Monday 70 Tuscaloosa. Ala, with
Mr.. Macarthur VINO Is employed
IN that city DIT Macarthur en-
joyed ; few days visit here @
Mrs, Macarthur and their daugh
ter MARY and also ms parents
Dr.. and Mrs A r Macarthur
Donald koek Of Jasper Ala. Is
spending The winter with his aunt
and uncle. Mf. and Mrs J r
Baxter. and attending school
Mrs A l. Monroe and Mrs. A
J. Franklin spent Wednesday in
Mobile
Mrs. LatAra Mas Was = recent
visitor n the home Of Mr. and
Mrs Clarence Brady IN Mixsissip
ri City.
Mr.. George Hill q Panama
City, Fla. spent the week end
here with Mrs. Hill and their
little daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Beebc and
daughter Of Forala. Ala. are
guests IN the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Spencer Beebe
Mrs. c B. Brafi and little son
Bert returned 10 their bDEpe IN
Guifpoft this week after . visit
20 Mrs. Brstts mother. Mfs J. J.
Mcintosh
Mrs Forest CHabuee and son
after visiting relatives II Greens
boro Ala returned home Mon
day.
Mrs II b Overstreei and Mr.
d. II Mccollum spent the week
end 10 Baton Rouge Ia with
Mrs. 7. p Mixsan Mrs Mixson
ana little daughter. Dotsie. Re
turned with them and xll visit.
IN the Oversireet home Tor sev
eral weeks
Mr. n Fisher and asn James
Fisher. and Alex Pritcheft =
Bucatunaa. Miss. wae guests
last week IN the home y Ms
Louise r Mcleod.
M and Mrs G. A Graham
were visitors % Biloxi Monday.
A T. Mcleod q Port Arthur
Texas. Was > recent guest IA -
home d as sister Hrs S D Ne
INNS
Tom DeLashmet after > fe3
days visit 70 MS pareafs return
ID last seek 70 Mississippi State
u Starkvile. Miss
Mn George Began returned
Monday from 8 est II hes q
leans where shs Nas called On
account Of the death d heF aunt
Eertram and Hugh B1thfela
returned lsst Thursday from 81
Ylsll 70 Helr parents e saeNsss
Mizz
S Poztel hss returned from 4
vacation spent = Sew York CT
9Th relatives
NJ. and Mr. George fHzsef
and tNo ehiidHea Celeste a.
Ge1rKe 81 Mobile were guests
lazt gunasK n zae hone q NJ
ana Mrs. + p Ffsznef.
~ and Hrs E Galloway spenz
Monday r Lucezzle Am Euenas
end reia4iHeE
Mra < = DAYS Fstufned 81
aH1ay from e fNa week. K1.lt =
relatives = Birmingham Al
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

Every time . seH & Eefap iron
or steel Il Used. more ihan ioaf
Ions - iron 0e. eo#l lHaestone
and eiheF natufai resources are
saved
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
hrs. Roben Macy
Enterluins Bridge
Club Thursday

on Thursday aftmnNsn n iaNi
seek MEA Robert Maes Naa ~
teas "a ah3 Thnrmaas nsidaa esnb
- organization alns uaeesa lef8
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

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Strives Asss NerR nen fHsA
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efx wsiaf ANans aitsf Ne
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asss visiting retstives ans
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ne RUIZ MAHisn 1870 - -
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raEo0ia VIII nas~t e ne np'tlt -
Mtk John Cesse Aasaaf asies
nsgn ~ : oclaNk Al naenaneH
e the circle ere uIeed . stttnH
uss spee1ai nsetilnE q me -
eartN = ahf Church ms aiiFf
nson II $50 crAAk
There NA - . meeting -
Episcopal church At the DS0 club
Monday stiernasan GNtofHr ? at
5 o'clock
M and Mrs Oscar areen snd
Mrs { r Tof5osen wese anaene
sllose 70 visit Maslir Tuesday
Mr. snd Ms Carl MeMmphy
cola where the former Wsni on
business
Friends ~ Mr. and Mrs Paul
news Of tlie birth 70 them q >
daughter ~ tbe Providence II
lirmaFs n Mobile u i o'clock
en- me morning q Tuesday. Sep
Ruth Williams pfHs = nef fnaf
rage Ihs iAfnliN now fssaaeA
- ChiekaA~ Ala
Mrs : L Tiny hafas.n ms
iessgftH - position aa ssAnief =
lne hi1 Nleasef ana ~ nepaIs
fef NfM OtHsns uf ispt psta
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81
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Waters "a Habsle last sats4r
dsv wee M,sses ksona I.aehausse
usfg,e Monk ard IuIia Nae
s~t,oiets
6 and sheir asuyhser FAdse
Nae me,sosed - panama cstv Ear
: week end vls,t wlth ths.,r sea
Charles Kerhv r. who 3 uish
the ehIpeafds there They wrrs
A Witchen ana daughter Norma
jean wh0 wcFe also guests 81 The
younger nrf KERRY
Jack Wifcben Non Of hr and
Mrs J 4 Witchen Departed Sat
ufdas fuT Waco where tn entered
man studied 81 Tulane last year
Mss EIoris Cole has returned
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

NJ and Mr. UAfesie Xeslion
returned Wednesday q heif
bogne IN kea Ofleans after .
short visit u Mr. Vslence Hanf
field
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

s @seHaed guest r. fzZseoa
s s Ms Cherries H4uu = Grand
Eoio Wha & heze cn :
sI8f a. - soa Jack Hamp =
- 1 s HaTy 80 = aafHened i
FazafsaIz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

IEa AHH FafnzNuth aad Mr.
= + Aaeh spent Saturday II
N3N Orleans Is guests q Mm =
2 DsnMzoase
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03
Orange Grove

Hhe wenans vls a ch
len se htsa s aas
nnR As iis Ogsnge Crew
Nusvh
am Tn ~ deszan
ua TnN fw ppan Na
~ re president Mx Noiis heb
.esu
Nj & n Hasrhetf Ww
nxay aur tsunar@ Mna = ms
he1 mathef she wsll Ma h
huzband ia Greenwood 81 Safer
aay and Sunsiay % Sntt ht pAs
eatk
Mrs. Nolle Rotwrts ana ehll
eren. Nj and Mrs " G Mece
IN ana rlsliorcn ard ~ ~
NJ e r. Hatf4stu eni =
u~aternelua cutting or tte heach
- pwasaais Sanaasa
NJ. and Mrx cccii VI ward 0.
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