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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
LUXURiaNT BLOSSOMS
BLANKET COUNTRY
SIDE THRU COUNTY
Camellias and Azalea Gardens Of
pascagoula and Moss Point Command
Flower Lovers Attention.

N1sn has llsr nntaie hransy Of
1sckszr Caenty beer mafs greatly
enriched uaan b the inxnfsant
f8vwsfiaE 81 ffss htx usnteF mn1
rsfls assaE piaEst2 Sfrsnx and trees
NataFv seems &C. ts rus6otr1g nrseslf
t4E yeaf b. loaoiE9 each bnaneis
wsth blossoms earh af wtllrhs : seem
Maxss Mfleta for rs uaalbt tke cair
w4atw hAs kilsre q r4znaser 81 para
ktim arc hsy6 that usually EnaE tsse
flawfgx
TnE unoas arr brEinnlssa e b.
naisf w4ih aaVHapc aso fragrant
with veltrW saszaane m1tleh i ez-
per4ass plsssiafu4 On highways axaEI
hgwaF& particularly 81 Ha fnao M
LaxdAH
The flanaE1r ree ct ua nzapln
hak repaaeco TIE DARKER rnn U the
nare gznn AnEk uak 4r1 nzske x5asts
II rul0 thai are particularly hcaa1-
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Tar ~rnzueitAs that have fesFnnr
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Pp1nt nana D. aezn handsome xw
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
CARL NORWOOD
HIGH
GRADUATE
Eup1 L q Wells Givex nnnaf
Hell far PAwnaEuD1a Htfh
SFfsaal a. Ureannstan
Exercises Sci

Car Norwood. scr a MI and
Nsfx { F. Norwas6. sos safrazlr
street PAseaeouiA v4Il Be vsle0lc-
taslan q tne issz graduating class
q the Pancag0ula High school 4
was announces TODAY ~ sapt 7 r.
Wells The vAlcdlctoFihrN average
Tor the fauT yeAfF IL ths Rascaeoulh
Hsgh School xas 20 sc per cent
The salgtatarsau b Mis- Dorothy
Hague daaghfei q NJ and Mrs
George b Hague q Bayoa cAsotss
Mis- Haaue han AZ average @ gzs
nss cent Ter aae for years Be
ases tselug ar outstanding student
enthusiastically Miss Hague n . lead
r IL 4-h Cub work aae Is president
q toe 4~H Leaaerr Council q Jack
son County
Closely c~unteStiuR NiM Hague for
the honorf 81 Salulatnflan was Ms
3ean RoS eauglate1 q RAz z RaE
s49 Pine street who ban al average
pf sos pef cent. ane Mis- Joan
Walker daughter % III arc Ars
X / NalkeT T9s Roosevelt street
Uho hao sc average % 80 pr SEN.
The graduation wlIl take pace or
Ne nieat e MuuuAg May Is ~ the
PasoaRnufa Blgh School auditorium
Supl Wells announced alse taal the
annual class night aurlug ahaca tire
AWARDS for various activities and
service a. the sa1ool III na mace
vi lake place Of Fflesy night MAJ
p The bacealaufeaN exercises MI
axe place SUNDAY Ma =
Taers ase A. candidates fpf arada-
aN0n uh seas THIS Il somewhat
smaller than the graduation zless o.
as year
Ths fal4ow1ug candidates faf
gssdaaflon sara nraozssa Murray
Clark 1oau " Coax Merueae 4
Cen ppdnu Waite Cot Jimmie DAG.
sett Meieina A DaFeeet oscar z
DAVIS r. Etien De FORREST nllgy
Dc Furreg Franoes uood Betty
lame Emmn Bets AlIce Ezezle b.
GaHtaef Elizabeth 1.ssaer Gather
ne GaizsT DDfosag Hague Hermlns
Z HerfaHg Maoei 1 Hdlaro Cara
Alas HFey Jayaz s 9astlne AGazlne
knight 5sek Nahaffey sara Lee
ArCafrN CHaftez EoWaru Nc1u8
kufh NofEan Car A Norwood
aafrY PafeteH NarEBeflte Rznes
Jean Aarae Re- Ettzel WtuuH
Reuse Mar Lan Scare Rziph
scaiaefeff WIillsHa p sEnaeH
HiIlisac safe Jar Slater Cathrf-
~ SBltr Eselyn q EEnlia aeza
stene Haze sNlsnef jean Walker
aun AFnea WEES
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
BOMBS ARE FALLING NOW!

Wake up Pascagoua. before They start falling
here Civilian Defense ik your perfection. but YOU are
5 rartsof Civilian Defense. What training have YOU
nae What knowledge have you acquired Il deal with
no. beng true 10 yourself. your family. or your com
community i FoU de not avail yourselves Of the train
sIE ann knowledge available thru Civilian Defense.
That sou may work IL d national defense industry
Is Nc abb L 9 bomb. Nhen the bombs fall tbey viii
no. inquire As II your occupation 10 YOU know what
70 o. II case q bomb falls Can 200 distinguish q
demolition bomb from az incendiary7 De vou know
hQN r. take proper precautions II avoid injury and
destruction II either case
Do yoa knou IN case q gas attack nov long time
xou have - get or y0ur gss mask Do xon know me
difference between Lewesite and Mustard gas. How
vii yos protect your lives and homes ia case q gas
attach
Il yu Do no. know the answers rou should
Civilian Defense answers these questions and many
others j Is available 1o everyone. II is necessary for
everyone u have this training. set many feel thar
BECAUSE they sork il the shipEard. or for even less
civilian defense SCI ~ ARE you one 81 those excuse
makers
Unless yoB are n tie military forces. il j. your
duty and obligation r. y actively part Of the civilian
defense program. designated . protect those uho must
STAY - home i FOu are no. Nilng 70 take precautions
for your oHn safety. Foa ought 10 BE- Al least willing L.
protect y0ur mothers. fathers. sisters. brothers. an6
children, anc those q TIE brave men who are giving
everything. even fnelr lives Il necessary. IL the defense
q their country.
The following units are meeting a. scheduled:
Auxiliary Poiee-Nonaay and Thursday a IN
Courthouse S ?. II
Auxiliary Fi~renen-Iaesday aaa THURSDAY. Fire
=aea's Hal. $50 P n
Demolition ~squs6-Monaay and Friday. High
school { 7. -.
An Raid wardens-wednesday and Friday.
Courthouse. 6 ?. =.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
OF BRITISH
PLANES SMASH AXIS
SUPPLY INDUSTRIES
Japanese Rush Reinforcements To
Australian War Zone To Counterfeit
Allied Nations Aerial Successes.

L.. 5. Headquarters in Australia. April 6.-Japan was
reported reinforcing her badly battered and overmatched
air forces 81 New Guinea invasion bases today and Australia .
defenders were warned not % grow oyerconfldent because
Of their recent sharp successes.
This warning was emphasized by reports received IN
sydney that the Japanese had taken Up positions IN four
places in Bougainvine and nearby islands st the northern
end Of the solomon Islands.
The Nipponese have been taking . severe beating from
the Allied air forces. Sunday British defenders hagged q To-
tai Of 27 planes and damaged at least 25 others AZ Ceylon.
The day previous United States and Australian fliers sent
Is Japanese ships flaming &c the earth and damaged at least
On others
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
PASCAGOULA
US0 TO
BE VERSATILE
Mans New FcAiurrs VIII H.
Enahedtrd IN Community fieass
witt NeR Addfiians

II ar if~sfa1eu win A p Mas
anae q ihf United Service Organ
xnfssn ir Pascarolia Inc rennauelllnf
o. the Community House Is gettuI
along apaex
hi MsF states taaf ass Foaff
f'ass hAs Seeu Installed aeoTt the
rtfter EEl ta readx for USE thss
wreE J. N1n se Furnished ~ 8
uzre;tnr piaos Tor smaller gather
ifsss such 81 oiu5s or COMMITTEES
meetings and similar eEEzups There
N2a BE- tNu stairs AaaEuE t. th3s
rouu. the o7e lruu tat lounge and
ifx ether frssn tlge nal
r. ttae nez plans tf4 dances anc
entertainments requiring 3 staRt
w1fs b. hti6 10 tht ruosn ct present
gsac Ter sa1h oocAsaoa6 xhiis fst
large new @a6sl1on vii contain fht
sgnes TBh win ~ Furnishes nith
ooznfertahR rf1asrs aun aisans and
sfseuln rrnTs q very pleasant plant
n spenc ar hour a tWo.
Tfn trent ns ttas beis64nr Co.'s
sainlnr iR5t uffiecs wln Also hona
= reading reau and library NJ
AEHY stales Ca ghfle there XII. b.
5 large nunsSes q unslx books IT,
stalled ths uSD Goes not conten-
plate Turning * into q leDning s.
bsafE DESKS aud writing mRterfa'
b. th4t reoH VII b. placed ~ ths
disposal q nafTuas II ths uSO.
Tns Kitchen Kall b. thoroughly
renovated There vii BE- nc
Eaaak baF IS Is asaal 10 Use
huaicsngk 90 anaG e. lezKe q Aarehi
spare m tat Kitchen f0f the prepare.
aoU a. dinners fw clabe aHe other
organization a. b the pass
The WFA soldier dances al con-
auuA tc b aelo IL the Community
House which tsas been lessec 9n Ter
sezf8 b. fhe ESo
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
MOSS POINT CINDER
TRODDERS SMASH FOUR
RECORDS N DUAL MEET
Tigers Perform Sensationally Against
Pascagoula Panthers In Clash Held
Saturday Afternoon.

asse 1ra Puint rack sash6 swvgst
& oas & . possible II first places
IA a dsel meet witn the Pascagoula
Panther team Saturday afternoon
a. Lac Paseasouia High school atn-
legsc nela Oaipointiag she Pansn-
e. 30 ie d the Nos point bass
controlled he siGEaiinss in virtually
eNErK event
-Four Jackson County RECORDS
vere SMASHED as sesefAl Moss Point
star turned IL speetaeuEar perform
REeG e = FageaTn stepped the
1ao-EaIo #oa hurdles Isl - seconds
la - set s. rev marx III that event
hlsn Green lowered TIC girls IS
4azo casa ane-tgnah Of 3 second
u3rn sar aBe distance IL 81 seq
ono Eteree HARPER cleared "a
Tee b los higa Hlmp to shailef tar
oac recp-a - S fees SIX inches lie
also aeo lhe pole gaalt feoore OF
i fert
1nt Nos Point bows relay team
cofprrlse1 q Pau staater. EYeretfe
hafls Henry Evans arc c D
FAggafe ran tne mile IL 5 minelez
= @ topping ihe fourth ree-
nzn q Sc CAV
Tao bass 81 the Mos POINT team
tcfnG - eE1epaanal performances
Nsnrans three FIRST places each ana
runadna q les q the record breaking
mir 1t e , PACKARD xan frs,
raH M ane hlen and f8x huraia
tae fetHe yaad dasH nnc Was an
eilof mar II t1e relay Everette
HARP a1u aae high 5snp broad
s9fnn a Ne NAaE and ran the
sreoaa = Use ulas
seft
aas NnBeFs 81 uHe various event
l&Eerc Cash G = Faggard
Nc Pas
zaaa BsHg Fleid Nos
s4o-.sa aasa Bab kea rasaa
500 ran Henry Evans na
81 n Bruse Garter Mo
i&azd l1sA huale-C . Pas
eafd SO Point
&b-sa laz hurdle e y Far-
kafa 49, Post Time q seaoads
neN
Fae E.caet5e Harnef Mo
FrsHt e feef eTls aea re-
ud
H9A seHuase Harnm No
Fosnt Ee ~ fssofa
hEoac lauH EFesef6c Hafpes
Aes Par
Dseu #rsv Ralph sehaesea
Pesazu
AAs Rsaas saautrE Harper
Evan ala Fasnara MsSz POM
Tine minutes HNen fecusc8
Girls Event
Ssr HafE Jane Fs.m
HHzeaan
Iare eal=EIen Gsnan Mo-
FstHt TzHss - ss1oads Ses rec
mca
B4sspaH afoa Barbara walsan
Mam FuzH-
La Lee slatglm
kHEt Barbara Walton ane
EleH ar H paa8
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07

mi nc the hottest fighting au the
nnssaB fFanl Inef have lost heaF-
- Kunania Nens into ne var for
fWo reasons NaZ guns weFe - her
back ard s1e al promised 3 snare
u ne loot Nos she Is heartily slck
e # ann rask stirring - ne whole
EAlkan meaE
EHBznia Bitter
q tae whole CUISINES What's more
significant SIC has hezgn - saes-
ton ne Ultimate success o. ne
Naxsx Eae begins = ask whether
Hitter car fedeeu rs territorial
promises
Bulgaria uazeh mace 3 forced
Csal EzN me GeN ardeE. an1 CO.
cperaang heartily despite German
Efforts - str ~ tEe Halzauank
Taoa HaikaE Healiz2 don3 xsnz
g va SKA Turkey Rhieh haz main
Eezned ~perapgoas neutrality b.
eaua Is convinced Turkey nzs Ne &C.
Signs O. be-
baasaua cas- contributed No tH1ape
= e. Germany T. fighting Russia
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
Dyno1nite In The Danube

Slaxk ties are 100 strong There
also 5 ; persistent repari that w
Eosass gaeriilas sfilI fighting the
Axis are being supplied b sympz-
tnetk slsVs N Bulgaria
Beris l. Active
KING Boris q Bulgaria Is rated
= allied diplomats az ne smartesf
Esu IA tie Balkans There are IN
dieaskra MS TIP . confer with ms
German bosses NAa ako 3 trip 70
SOUND ouf other Balkan leaders On
presenting 3 common front % TIE
saxA
Tns Eould preclude Hitter play
ing ane against ths otffef-0s1e d
as fsFoFi0 diplomatic maneasefs
TURKEY = SEaa - from beng n
ne AXIS camp despite the heavsest
pressure Yugczlava I warring sue
e~essfallf q hs AXIS ard =fzoie a.
visions mszl oe maintained there %
keep - Transport oentezs safe
Hhols Area Restless
pom - enc m NJ Balkanz g
ne ether states met josEsc ID
shen H<ief seeuaee sIi-ooa9aerinz
ere nos Heztlze ard threatening
he converts = lhx aeH ardsx
are definitely baez3adlag
Diplomats czrles n washington
ehlea continue % Sc repEx =
Conditions - southeast Eafox ae-
oa1nf EstlHk aosbzss tEefe g 8os
ne east important zNae1 - ne
Allied Iedfsrz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
PASCAG0ULA
BAND TO ENTER
Al CLINIC
seleistk Creep Representative
In Cautssf At 6sifperi Named
~ Dfrersas Sfubhirfield

Members Of the Pasaarnuls Hlgh
sehooa hand accompanied b. the
director. p A stabhiefield vaB 20
70 Uulfpon Safurcay pherf theV
VII attend ane participate b. the
0af Coast Band cliuic at the oun-
part High School
The RaMaRoula baue members
Besides composing b S amt VII
enter IL s0ink. austK Qgartettex
sexlrftes anr utlaef group Among
the PaaoAEuuln entries fHu cut
standing musicians VIII b. present.
&c They are Bills de F0rrest vino
vii play q baritone Solo. WilloE
Echoes which u r-ezaraed s. q
NOS beAutifnl An1 diffirali sesec-
ton and Fannie Does Cuaabac a
STUDENT Of the sixth grade who vii
nlay Melodies . flute sslc
Others vito Ell enter the sal04si
contests and their SELECTION wi af
nonalo cuefR& Andanm Canta6le
3 Frepch horn snio Joe saaftsoa
1uieF1nexzC Polka tenor Hazopaoue
solo. Betty Eel THE S1ate
p4euoao Nolu Ante Walker Rhap-
socy 3 clarinet solo Mrs Eeea
Born 81 CAuloeTwood. rinun te8ele
s. ths elementary school ane Mis-
Enson. high school ptano hesche
wlN he ffle accompanies
The paseaxuaanFax akn Win enter
5 brass sextette. r~0FEEpxlsed Of Kern
Thornton. Jerry Bryant Tern Byre
Bify DeF0rrrkt. Jean BeTnc anc
Il Mccoy Theft selection viii b.
Castillo by c z Holmes
ThN saxopnone sextette vii ne
comprised OF Jane Herring. Shirley
McNair Clinton I0ckarr Jnr
sNartWout Eyerefte 6onfe and Bill
0auueT Their selection viii be
Spiritual FAntahis ~ G Z Holmes
The flute e0Artette vii be eora-
prised q Betty Excl Genrsfeye
Seat Fsune Dees Caaabae aua
DAVIS Moore Tney viii play Co
sanaal Sketches by Cohen
Inc CLARION Qa2rtetie vii Dc eeEn-
priseo hy Anita Walker. Carl Me-
Eenee MACK CaaiieF and Mslvina
DsKgeu Their selection N1H BE-
Win Cas- Spirit by Mckay
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
Car Turns Over 5
Times Driver Is
Uniniured

T. 3 LaneleY q Biloxi narrowly
escaped serious INJURY carly Monday
morning when the automobile which
he val driving ieft the road near
the Causier school and turned over
five times
Langley. uno was said to have
been en- route 70 his work IN Pasca-
eouls was not injured County Pa
tFoaman c. r Hudson who ingesti-
gated the accident stated thst Lang
ley lost control Of the q which vas
osally wrecked.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07

The Solomon Islands lyiug south
eaSt o. NeN Guinea are considered
Il DANGER poinf 70 the safety q
Aussrzlfs since their close proximity
20 the Australian Coast.
French industries engaged IN the
manufacture Of var materials for
tbe NaG army took q severe pound
Ing fruu ne British air fleet Mon
Cav night. 10 was reported II Lon
con dispatches Oue Of the migntlest
British an TESTS ever 70 cross the
Flalish enannel-a force Of more
thar soc bambars-cast s thousand
tons 81 explosives and countless
ere bombs upon German Nsr plants
II the oger night raid
TIT huge ar armada secured fhe
lanG from tue Preach Coast inland
70 the Partisan industrial suburbs
ard OF east 70 The heart Of the
RHiacland.
The rsA1lnr forces Is believed -
be the largest uaea IN the present
VA and demonstrated the value Of
the sid being given the British nv
tAt 2AaAtN1 2%@Ne - vas tit AAaA4aN
iesi raid conducted b the British
CURING he war and gives vent 70
tire promised Euring offensive. &C.
signed 70 divert much q Hitler
fighting powers from the Russian
front
The rslds Of the British during
the east week are doing much TO
cripple the Hitter striking power
The manufacturing plants nave
been stEaiuing 20 meet the Naz
demands for more war implements
and materials with which 70 carry
OH the offensive program against the
Russians HIsiers winter campaign
into Russia mas been costly 70 MS
armies who have lost heavily in
men and machines Right now Hit
Ter Is s0Fely in need OF reinforce
meniS and cripplig ms source Of
supply vii be keenlf felt by MS
armies
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
VS. ANNIE srAnzMAN Dlrs

Mla Annis snarkman $ natise
zne GszuaF resident ~ Magnolia
etee 81 TIE famly res1asnee uapss
AanoaT maHnzne e. zM acIsck
Sc HhE 8 meauaef - enc q ne
olnszt and mess prominent families
3 Eagnala Her funeral zas nele
NeaezF AlaeFnaua q 8 efIacE Hdsh
sn4aa gno@ shs auspices e Ihs
Epzsapa Eearzn % unAI So Haz
8 astauz aeuaer Mis- saarknan
z4 3 hata q " 7 spzrkuzn g
fsaeakoala and s I saarEman e
kea orleaas Sc also leasss fne
n8eaes and ssaeHal nenhesa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
Captain Believes
Italian Submarine
Sank His Vessel

Mi mi. pa. April s-The Car
tain OF a medium sized British
fselehfer sunk IN West Indian
waters on March Is. Is convinced
that an Italian submarine Il taking
IS toll Of shipping n the Western
Atlantic
One member Il the crew Of the
vessel who dled Of heart attack was
the only casualty when the sub
marine torpedosd and silelieo his
vessel Capt J. J. Egerto1 SAID
I am certain that the submarine
that att ckrd ux vss nf the large
Italian class. said Egcrton
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
SERVICE MEN
HERE CAN SEND
MAIL FREE
Postmaster Snnifh Aunsannes
DfGes Received fe Aoerpt FtrNs
Unx MAJ Postage Pre-

A. order has beeu reneiNee - the
paacaFouia nos office putting int
sfieet s nrN hu unaeF Nh8eh let-
teTF seuf 81 mensseft q nhe NH
iagy ard narai fafuea Of the United
Efatns mas ~ n4Eslrc fyr< ~ posi-
aRs vheu ttey meet certain require
nNuts
Tht order VII sffecs = iaFEf
uuutbef q men VINO are stationed
b. Pasaaeuula o. spensal wugk for
the ARMY Navy sud GoaE Guard
Postmaster Arthur = Smith m1c
IrttefE mSilee under the = law
muM ns ilfsi-csasa @TatnAFy tsaai
Ag-rnaA axcaal-delveFy register
&c zssC Other classes arr not tnciud
&c noF b pAYeel post Each lettef
stall bear a. lge uuTer rz9nt hAftc
oasasa the WEf1 Fres auc n thr
aassef left hana osrnef the name q
fMe sender together With nAa rank
81 rating AUa TIE de6.wnaison 81 tht
asrsset Il W148en hs belongs a. fu
exasnpIs Private John DaN z s
Army O. dnhn Dne Seaman 2 c.
Z 8 Mary O. Private john Dn
{ s Mafiua CORPS o. John Doe
Seaman : c. I s Coast Guard
such letters AL 5e accepted when
deposited II tge naaEs IN The United
States af IS possessions o. 81 aE8
a3asf oassise TIE continental United
States wneft ths United States mai
aerrane o. h. oysratian addressed Il
ans other pAot where fn1s aerFscs =
r. ~oneraiiou Including arsns arc
uaHR ba~ax uavK TgAs9as ett
Mnssase an paE cares may b
zeeeuted Taf free mailing prixf-
legt aoe nof apply 10 matter hsnl
lo members Of lfe armed farcex b.
refsnfa vino arr rot uzeznpefs
thereof
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
COLLEGE MEN
AS
NAVY OFFICERS
Campaigns ta he Uandmeted
Seeking Material Ter OfficerN
Reserve Cefpz

Neg 0rieans Ia April s-Des-
lenagee C proVioe 9 continuous sup
ps ~ officer material with > oush-
fec base eeaeatlou 3 whfriwlne
campaign - aoquatnf the ns1ions
educators xlth afae Nays Sast o.
f1eeF procurement plan unuef
Nhaeh sa0as college freshmen hns
phomoHez wl Be recruited annu-
aHy IL Gas X-5-wsa he launched
TEX Eess Eighth Naga. District
hea1QuaFteH announced
Fts meetangs which ali cover
81 states Il ne Eighth Naval Dls-
irlct hsFe been arranged for the
p1oc from April g e April Is
Invitations have been forwarded e
college 50 senc preventative &c
the mestlnea
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Asks Court To
Compel Post To
Abandon Stand

PnIiaoepHla April ia stock
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Nelson Believes
Industry Willing
To F0rego Profits

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
Congress Is Asked
For $780, 00.0 600
For Defense Roads

va htnkton April f-nuErcs
nas askre toass b tar Feaerai
workz Aeuucg 70 mogtae another
sIEnnaeoae foz construction 81 &C
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b. JOHN GROVER

VI Maxi new order In the Balkans il running into some
i old headaches II that tempestnoas corner Of Europe this
spring The Balkans are vital % Hiterss plan. That area
dominates the DaHubian supply lines 70 the Ukraine and the
Black Sea country. L mus be secure beyond question before
8 prudent commander can at.eanpt ~ eastward thrust
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
Sales Tax May BE
Necessary To Raise
y Necessary Revenue

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
13 Injured And
100 Shaken In
Trolley Collision

Cleveland April 6-Thirteen per
sons we're injured and 100 others
badly shaken today In q resr-end
collision o. two trolley ears on the
Degoit-superior high Level bridge
100 feet above the Cnyghogs river.
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sToP UsI Or seD Cross
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07

An eager and interested group 81
Eenen assembled a. the Passagouia
Community BoQs< q FRIDAY after
noon for the purpose q Organizing
8 garden club They welcomed
~ Mrs. Warren b Seeley Of the
USO whicla r. backinR the effort
Mr. SeeieE opened the meeting
hT s short talk IN the need for 3
saroen clue anc concluded ~ Stating
rat the $50 vas Nholehearteoiy
behind Nle movement and would
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