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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-05-21
A WEEK OF
THE WAR
Continued from page one)

CONTINUED from page one)
said the American standard of liv.
ing will be reduced to the depres-
s~ion-bottom level by the end Of 1943.
Civilian purchasing power viii be
about three times the 1882 figure
while available consumer goods will
decrease "a percent during 1912.
To aid the antiinflation program,
representatives Of the $4,000 ship
yard workers in the nations private
shipyards agreed to relinquish APP
proximately $50 million in wage in
creases, the WPB reported.
Rationing
The OPA announced gasoline
card rationing in Oregin and Wash
ington will begin June / and con-
tinue until July /, when a coupon
r~ationing plan will be placed in ef-
feet The WPB restricted deliveries
of fuel oil and gasoline to the two
west coast StateV to so percent Of
normal deliveries, effective immed-
lately for oil, and June / for gaso-
line. Petroleum Coordinator '1ekes
said there is no immediate need of
curtailing deliveries Of petroleum
products elsewhere in the country.
Inc OPA removed the 50-mile zone
west of the East Coast r%ationing
area where motorists from the ra-
toned area were to have been re-
CURED to present cards for gaso-
line.
Local Ration Boards will be di-
rected to open their records to public
inspection as soon as practicable, the
OPA announced. The Agency also
said gasoline dealers will be respon-
sible for checking ration cards to
determine whether they have enough
units to cover purchases, to see that
the descriptions on them apply to the
cards for which they r presented,
and to destroy or mark used ration
card units. Commerce Secretary
Jones announced The Construction
Finance Corporation will make $3.50
million available for purchase of
tires held by sun The OPA
authorized manufacturers to ship ad-
ults bicycles to distributor and said
it will begin bicycle rationing in
about three weeks.
Civilian Supply
The WPB notified stove manu-
facturers whose sales for the year
ended June 80, 1941, totaled more
/ than SO million, as well as those in
any Of 80 labor shortage areas"
that they cannot produce domestic
cooking and heating stoves after
July 81. Manufacturers authorized
to produce stoves were limited to
certain approved types and to month.
ly iron and steel use OF 20 percent
Of the average they used in the year
ended Jun 80, 1941. New installa-
tions Of air conditioning and COM
mercial refrigeration equipment were
banned, except for war and essential
Civilian requirements. AnHtfreez I
production was limited to so percent
of 1941 output. Manufacture OF
colored sheets must cease July i.
The Office for Emergency Mana
cement said an average Of 3h per-
cent of all American motorists are
wearing ir~replaceable rubber from
their tires each month. To date a.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-05-21

bout 5 percent of U. S. automobiles
are laid up for lack of tires, DEM
reported. The Office also said 20
million Of the % million passenger
cars will go off the roads within -
to Is months unless car pooling car
be made effective on a nationwide
scale. The WPB said the who'll
hearted response of the American
people to the wastepaper salvage
campaign has brought an unusual
surplus of the material. The Board
asked continued collection, however,
to meet large requirements for the
manufacture of paperboard con-
tainers.
Eastern Military Area
Eastern Defense Commander
Drum proclaimed all east coast
! states from Maine to Florida to he
the Eastern Military Area-primari-
ly to enforce effectively the dimout
restrictions to safeguard shipping.
The proclamation said the pro. ec-
ton of United Nations commerce
from enemy attack involved the ef-
fective control of artificial lighting
along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts
and for a reasonable distance in
land"
The Armed Forces
President Roosevelt said Ameri-
can forces are getting into the world
fight more, and more and in new
places all Of the time. He said the
increasingly far flung fight calls
for increasing numbers of transport
planes to enable the Army and Navy
to get to the rapidly expanding bat
tlefronts. The War Department said
a substantial proportion Of available
flight equipment of domestic air.
lines will be transferred outright to
the Army Air Forces. The airlines
will also convert approximately 20
ships into cargo carriers which they
will operate for the Air Service
Command. The House passed ard
sent to conference a bill increasing
the monthly pay Of enlisted men in
the armed forces. The House-Ap-
proved bill would increase the pay
Of private and apprentice seamen
from $21 to $50 a month; the SEN
ate-Approved bill provides an in
crease to $42.
War Secretary Stimson said army
field maneuyers will be held from
the last week in May through the
first week in November in the South
and Southwest. The army said
1900 volunteer officer candidates
will be accepted each month under
its plan to enroll class ga regis
trants for training in officer candi-
date schools, with allotments for
each area based on the number of
such registrants in the area. SIS
Director Hershey said the u. S.
may have 10 million men under
arms by late 1943 or by 1914. He
said men indicted through Selec-
tive Service after June Is will be
granted IA days for concluding per-
sonal affairs before being assigned
to active duty. Transportation ami
meals incidental to induction proce-
dures will be at Government ex-
pense he, said.
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Congress authorized establishment
Of the Women's Army Auxiliary
Corps TO the limit Of 10000 men,
bers, and the President directed
Secretary Stimson to limit initial
mobilization to $4,000. Mrs. Will
liam P. Hobby Of the Army Bureau
of Public Relations was named
WAC Director. Mrs. Hobby said
WAC members will be assigned 62
different kinds of jobs and will
replace enlisted men who are now
performing n~oncorbatant duties.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-05-21

Capt. George Povall and Mrs.
Povall and two children, Brown
wood Texas, are guests this week
OF her mother, Mrs. R. C. Elmore.
Friends of Capt. Povan are con-
graduating him on his recent pro-
motion from lieutenant t. captain.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Marlborough
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Nc
Morrough and Billy of Lexington,
visited their daughter and sister,
rs Walter Durham, Jr., Sunday.
The Rev. Ellison Salley was a
Sunday dinner guest of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Walter Durham Sunday. The
Rev. Salley, a student at Mississippi
College, filled the Baptist pulpit Sun
day in the absence of DR.. B. Frank
Smith who went to the Southern
Baptist convention.
Wearing a poppy is the way each
individual car show that he remem-
bers the men who have died in the
nations defense and honors their
patriotic spirit"
Pvt. Miles Ray, Camp Polk, La,
spent fne week end with his wife,
and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c..
Ray.
Miss Alice Phillips of Lexington is
spending her vacation with home
folks.
Wear a poppy on poppy day!
Mr.. and Mrs. V. S. Turner and
Mrs. c. E. Borum of Memphis spent
Mothers Day with their mother, Mrs.
E. A. Turner.
Miss Pauline Herman of Lexing-
ton was a guest of Mrs. Horace Sud-
duth Monday night.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-05-21

ned eight men in the last three
stanzas. Kicks went all the way in
the second clash.
The same teams play in Kosciusko
next Sunday, weather permitting.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-05-21

Each poppy has individuality, be-
ing individually made by some vet
eran too badly disabled to do other
work"
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-05-21
Society . Clubs . Personals

Its the desire of this paper p.bMh full accounts of all the nwsm Duant The n~ courtesy
you can show! your guests is /" have their visits mentioned in this par Also let your friends know
through uee columns when you go away We will appreciate our rades phonngm or mnue in locals
personals Soun* OF all club meetings church news parties and other social gahnngsP Phone 10
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-05-21

Miss Pauline Herman Of Lexing-
ton was a guest of Mrs. Horace Sud-
duth Monday night.
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The marriage q Mss Eunxs
Green and Dale Kroeeef Fl 6 19
o. the evening % Friday. MAy IS.
YES 81 event that came - some
shat q . surprise % relatives
and friends who DID not know
that Il wss 81 for - esriY ; date
Il TOOK place in The reeiofy e
Our Lady 81 Victories Church IL
paseagoaia with Rev FEATHER = =
Carey performing the single rlaF
ceremony
The natural Beauty u TIE bride
Waa enhanced By 4 erepe ansefn
BE ~ green with which she mors
hfown and Tan acreasoFle ana ;
eugesas ~ sweetheart rna3a ana
pink carnations
Am G ~ Dick. nbs BRIDES
only attendant. wafe : uranrt
goan - eyeief embroidery +
white wlsh ~hteh her a-exaasa4sss
Nexe - keepfna Hef Hssms
Waf = shoulder cofaaxs = PM
saeEl peas
Ihe bFideHr0<an was siteaasd
y G y Dtrk - hsai man
he only other witnesses i -
wedding wsre Miss Genezksf
Green sister u us bride assa
An John A FuFr. : lie kaa
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State BopiIsis
VIII ConductA
Crusade In I9l3

MlssAaalppl naniissa ere raeidiY
eamplesina plans fef the greatest
Statewide EeAnasitasn Crusade IN
tbeif history. aneofainN 10 n a
HrIalt. alfutuf ~ eeAneeiissn
TIE announcement IL nssag fnf ~
advance ~ tie crusade M3a mpi
healH Until SUNDAY 1an9Ary "a
1872. ard NlIl efd SUNDAY. Apsii
T. lat1. continuing dagina .
period u twelve weska
Ths plans call fw starting ihr
crusade ~ he Cult CesaA cen
aatttug almuliansasta ranapalrna
u al ne churches = - assasA
tions each seek. as sie moyrnssns
Wacka noFthwaEd e ne Tennes
So linz TIE alx associations 10
- Coast District sfe George.
Greene. Gull Coast Jackson
Peal River sna Perry ms sssn
sel3 meetings Nin - beld ~
1a~ counties and associations
~ sssk Il tanusfr - - gnna
afg st. fa47
Tx local chufehes ms1 setsft
iaself help - Ire eaHpalen sell
= #a4aaee. 80 - dashf Ntli give
ats notice ~ re nseeisnRs nnl
Mfsrea
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Miss Herring
Honoreo AZ
Breakfast

Among the several iupnly -
fairs being given il homer ~
members % the fpsa graduation
class 81 the psHeagnnla Hlel.
school was . beautifully eppasns
ed breakfast 81 which Mr. e
II bscof was hostess nt the
Longfeilow House last Saturday
morning. hnnofine Mlsa Hermine
Herring
PINK roses wsere In effective uss
ss central decoration 81 the f.
Die to which added cosux SIS Kls
en- ~ the corsaee bouQuetn that
marked places.
Covers nsere lnld Tor msne q
Miss Aeffings close friends SRI
Tot the hostess. and her hnnnfen
These present were Mlnn Ter
ring. Miss Jnne Herring. Hiss
Gloria Collie. Miss Glorta Grant
Miss Dorothy Hague. Misa Mary
Moan. Miss Betty jane EfnfnlL
Miss Joyce Justice. ard Miss
Shirley MeNaiF.
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Meeting q PTA
IL High School
Last Wednesday,

Tire Parent Teacher Association
q ahe paecagouia High School
held is final meeting a. the
school year ct . session a. the
school "a last "Wednesday after
noon ii 80 o'clock.
An important part Of the pro-
gram wss > group 81 old time
songs by the High School Giee
Club boys chorus under The a.
rection If Miss Eason. head 81 the
mlusir department at tire school
During the business period the
recently re-elected president Mrs
Travis Avara. occupied the chair
end heard various reports Among
these we're one from the commit.
tee having in charge the recent
iunior-senior banquet whose re
port showed that the affair was .
financial Is well Is . social sue.
cess. Another report showed that
: liberal response had been re-
.cetved from letters sent out 10
school patrons IN which . request
for duhaf1azia It'd bnA -
dues hsd been Fasde.
Estimates were heard from
Thos + Wells. superintendent q
schools concerning the various
awards that the PTA gives for
excellence in : number Of the
school departments.
At The clnse Of these reports IL
vas voted to purchase . 937 50
Defense Bend
Il wss also voted 20 send q
resolution II appreciation to the
Board Of Supervisors for the work
of tl1e WpA library in which the
association win pledge Itself 70
support Of the library In every w,
possible.
Mr. AsaFa then gave . talk on
the value of education IT this tsme
and TIE need for keeping the
children n proper health and pro-
vidIng them with social and ed
ucational opportunities
Extracts from the National As
socistion presidents message
were heard. after which Mr..
Avara expressed her appreciation
for he wonderful eo-operstion
that she had received from the o.
fioefs. committees and members
Of TIE entire organization
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Meeting olYWBC
AfFlromun's
TEL Recently

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High School Band
To Give Concert
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and Ria nass
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First Aid Course
Was Completed
On Wednesday

= first aid course under tire
supervision Of MR. n l. walton
sas completed Wednesday. with
TIE following passing the final
examination Mrs Gertrude Pei
las. Mrx Allen Jones. Mra FRED
ssslnbeTg MFk 3 Marre. Ma G.
L Cooper Mu = c Haaeeli. Mrs.
g Z Bond Mu T / DeLsshmet.
~ = 4 Nielsen. n Ma a
= Franklin. and IN Z T Lind
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PascagOula National Bank
MOSS PONT.....
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Jee W Thonpsun and Mrs
Ina Thompson motored 10 Mobile
Sunday and were dinner guests
Of Mr and Mrs L1en Bluner.
Mrs n. Postal returned Sstur
day 20 her hume in New York
CITY. after q visit 10 Mr and Mrs
s PnstaL
Mrx D n McCollum left Phi
dsy to attend the MrCollum Pred
more wedding which took place
in Columbus. Miss. Saturday. Mr.
McCoiium. the groom. IS a
nephew Of Mrs McCollum
J Bounds o. Mobile was 3 visit
or here Thursday.
Mrs J. T. Thompson and her
mosher. Mrs w II Hawkins. ARE
visiting relatives in Fort 0gle-
thorpe. Ca.
Mr.. and Mrs c p Armistesd
are receiving congratulations on
the arrival OF q daughter at the
jackson County Hospital. Thurs
DAY. May IA
Nh CD Hmhfps ss oreun
Srxlaez and her daughter Mrz
Chester Rubben. and daughter !.
Joanna. Of Chicago. III. were
guests Thursday Of Mr. and Mrs
7 }. Dickson
Nj. and Mrs j c Reeves
rsored Recently from the resi-
akncs ca Morris street where they
madk their home for . number
81 years 10 the former Quick
hosne on WOODEN Mil Road
which they have purchased
Mr. and Mrs Floyd McCray
q Mobile spent TIRE week end il
TIE hoEne OF Mr. and Mrs II A
Fails
The many friends IN this city
Of Mrs Dale Cauthier Of hew Or.
leans are very glad 70 know she
is reeupErsting following an op
Grafton in the Baptist Hospital in
that city recently.
Miss Ruby King has accepted 3
position with the local Rstioninz
Board and viii continue 70 make
her home IN Moss Point
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Birthduyp 0TsY
Honorfnu nnrhnrn
SuthoKs Eighth

Mrs W n Suthoff entertained
1t her home On Thursday afsef
noon in honor ~ her dauebses
Barbara Pay who celebrated hef
eighth birthday.
The hnsY1e was etsraeaIveiy dee
Grated with vases o. pretty sweet
peas and peoples
A number ~ games wefe "a
toyed on the lawn ~ ne home
After the games Tire guests Mefs
invited into abr dining room
1hefe they we're served cake AMI
sc cream Ahoui twenty five
friends enjoyed this happy q
caslon with the hunnrnn
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PASCAGOULA.....
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

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Nmn4 MunsMy. whefw - M
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wha y ain the rnn1i Ftssa
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1fusa Ryan and Rufus knkht
0pxV vifilrsr g. Mobile un Thax
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Mrs 1egSei Camegtxn IA ahA
r. sksNai ngstn efirr an
0n fosiou snK ~ ~nFxfasiqn
solsin9 she Feuanvai - "a
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Saturday. Nay ~. vii ~ me
~ ~ = dance Al the L<mEfeNN
hasanx in eplchratlon 81 thxfr fn
anniversary and she evems i
nc tunkea forward 10 with great
pleasure BY ciab mrsnhssn ara
ngisefA
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SroRKoLoGY

TIE birtk list climbed quite ; bf Il the Jackson County
hospital tins weck. compared e fae 81 tie q uau4e Neeb0 -
ire following sin ehoW
ToMr and Mrs paul IN : asaehtef. = = aoon. Friday.
Mas 1871
To Mr. and N1 Z c Faeaer 1nee Elsaze White q White
Eaah1 Mss 4 son - - a - has :. Insz
To Mr. and Mr.. ! Z Leezetf. Ixa4 TYR. : son Jamen
Keunesh. 81 1913 a ~ MaY e. 1874
To Mr. ard Mrs Araaad hshaffef 1nee Veins PAefcsl a
EFeoe. . son. Araod Lee. y. II 40 = - Haa II satz
70 NJ ard hrx Otto EEeenaazh = EaxafsNpa. = asuRh-
~. Darfyne UrceH. ss 1919 : - - = 80
NJ and Mn LssR NhzfIex Tee na#esa1 CasnHslassf.
So eighth street paacaaeal4 : ean = SIS ? - Mar Il 1854
To Mr. and MuL Ean Walters So Laee1 street. Raea-
suaa. = r0n. FrankEs Rss = 50 F - Msf = faf7
20 MY ard Mr. JooepN NeuanaM. s -. 1sha Ee1eusan.
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Te Nr and Mu chsrea AEustkad e aoss Point .
daughteg. Msry Priscilla Il - a - - Is 1sf1
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~rbspAohPTU sRIDcE CLUB

Tire Impromptu Bridge Club
vas entertained in the home q
Mrs ". n Nelson. Jr.. On Thurs.
day afternoon Mrs. 7 l. De
Lsshmet received the high score
prize
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sandWi<hes CAKE and tes Hefs
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