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m-neaspaaT correspondents Ia laeHn Countries are g ~
bels.ea. apFaII1nR eauat6afs g famine ag aca famine eszs.
u TIE Aas Nonaufrez Das8ans q Europe Nh4ra S une - 1he
sac fH ~nsstss 81 Hk efea3 war
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81 4H 49, a3asHa ~ HrHs q maasfaaIe uaaH
meal arse 81 - eas a1 Haafaa8eH supper H#e eNath Ea5E
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1s1e hag essen g pH nn1 H8 aHasA zaHr = raHHafer HHaes s.
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thst sersaans ~ S asekls allowance f - poan8s = bread
cent 81 Tie cnllaaen aaaef Z geaHs % ae SO oy5ng - starsa
4un
- reported the8 8ra lass #aeaa to #areh af 48a Vnaf
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q insaf6aef aazflnafm8
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give 0Nr compliment ez4aas seas1lH# ~ Ha sbaH- aea
fnee e0u ekpea Should HHae8 e8H a. tmf as@ haua g Zee
Western HaWanhTe LIS HasfE Christian e#1H Ed A3nerea.
pras Ser Ere re#ef q ze a1aFe Hseaonee pesaIes aaa fhen
bar ~ ths9 paaFer aafs ae0se participation - af aeleasa
measure
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h&la in both eaznmaniles
Miss YvuEne DSggeta Vas sp
poinaed captain Of the Motor
Corps division TOT jackson coun
N and under her are Mrs Glad
IS oBTien lieutenant sor pases
goula- and Mrs z ? Lindsay.
lieutenant az Moss Point Others
receiving ceFiifcs1es are Ms Lee
Mcintosh of Moss Point Mr. Ger
trude VAnOSaal Mrs Rue Larsen.
Miss Natalie Shelton and Miss
Catherine Brash % Paseagoula
and Mrs Ouida Lopez Of Cauiier
Tins course includes training
IN bl1ckUut driving motor me
chanieS, standard FIRST aid classes
drill and pa0gk il time Of Gas al
tack Several had completed
first aid courses before this
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

These are only g few u q hna
lfs1 d recently developed busk
ne ulstefiafs and prartces Tfas
hAve Ell proven themselves Is
wsofthy substitutes Where local
building codes and Fegulau0ns
permit nley are accepted BY the
Fedwzi Housing Administration
e. SOUND c~asastFnctlan methods
Al neH hassseE financed with
FLA insured mortgages must he
buSls IA a~neurdnnce with cefinite
4 prescribed construction meth
COS Homes constructed with
many Ct tns newly developed
substitute materials have passed
the FHA hest with flying colorx
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

plastses are now t~ine uapa fur
WraEherstrippine for doors and
windows replacing kiee4, copper
and osiser nsaterIaix II aadittun
CLASHES are being usnc as = raas
sg Tor wal panelz ana euFFze
completely finished requiring 10
an the tnb fTestmex11 These new
plastic psneIs noa unly GU dawn
m tine amount af ioFnher neeaec
II 1aih4nR new h1alnnz buR also
provide tof the Epaaay repair and
r. n1odeiiFaR ~ Older hoasses il Tire
covering ~ wails and eeilinex
Lamlnssed wood beams and
uches are being used e. furnish
s1snciural strength 70 bussdangs
thereby freeing hundreds ~ tors
# Steel fu the afuausrr. pro
gram Much Experimentation
ain fhese hnminated 0zooa sulssu
fates 5 providing > new design Ia
sHaaH hasne aailaszse fhaf bids &c
neplarr permanllY far paneling
u poTAalnE buiaers VIII 3 con
ssructian method thai ADDS
strength and - the sanae time fe
dnrxs fhe ansonnt 81 humber arsee
eanNkdafed ntcezsary.
Wool chemically treated Is
also being used extensively for
window szkhex h. Instances where
sieel vas Formerly ; necessity
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Gives Up RscOrdBreaking To Help Break Axis


AWAMTc CRY : IS
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pss - RFye ue government uAat
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smE ana driving super sp4edhHaatA
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sat tineepis1ly nozanedex hsx cost
n 81 ae hall mlliian dollars
ance be Vas smittsn with ract
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uveHA1tiuF1s with navy n4en
Aucrhaef called ne talks nncnur
aging 1ug SHAT KIND q xogk ~
might DC Is > hush hush naaftsg
win TIE navy
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21
The Wm Home

W ha2e "a cmenas hene ii home ahsrh S 3 putent aaAs
0f fhe Aka poseo9k ana asas raamN i aeeaasft aas nsH
sisted Is i responsible aesssaHes has naftna ae F@4
the 1ug q Bca4aents "a sn r. = mas bnea a. follows MaAAea.
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Hitler ane hs ra1af4S
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Foresi Fires Bad Luck

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benz Wafa "a batfanE ~ efaHas = aluze iaalta aneze
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wealth - HHe nsantrs-
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sone gaHHluts 81 $50 hefa = aessss maeI e. Soc nad aa
= es c9HH#8 ZzabaHs aHa ORE. WtEt eaaalc - preserved
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are &c aAsE Yrs eazsus amaef eaHa - - wa# Nfun.
2ez NatgN ~ pals = SMOKE to- hamper military ar aD.zz
tons aoe assnc H8seserE e. coaszas pafral - submarine and
eneEnT planes FuEez fires cause eaazazlan. cnak O. labor
facilities
shaa fueE - Far g 8aHez afe e anE .me bt especial
HgH Nasn ts aston s aepeaalng ~ nssaraI resource =
neI9 sln Re wa4.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

t1sn fruzn ms Read
Bern e. wealth In msitoHn
New Yufk the - wear old
sportsman was thwsrted Is a
seann IRAN b. ms parensS Tire
late gas4Fr ard Mrs Emil Auef
safe iitr 81 . PROSPEROUS business
Maucel. ps0re9 Charaeo retail
merchant He always wSHfs1 %
Wn tse classic Indianapolis msosof
car race lie couapFou2assG or
spse<sbuatsnE
CoaEsen world Records
lie wen ms first maior rsce IN
iks Haseapne Bay haas regstta 81
Miarni N Is2s after bSynF , ho1f
listed Ia . classified newspaper
Sd He neuzEnea TIE second hand
craft Emsnrapasog ~ honor 81
AhrAhsu Lincoln Tire bost was
tne FIRST % ? series q nine which
brought MN international fame
AszeFbachg most cherished uo
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

HarHe arc n1nles @ea8 81 ~ nunaHr haek 9aE especially
On TIE tarfaE = IRE heava fsfFnaur artsaas os fhe ssHn W
note sn fe MsssfHsp8e aarkts hailetn pahlsIea - sft
sta1e Department af Agriculture q namhas 81 afitgs 81 eal
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prfcea res ao@ aoeaaainn Il or 8siak8nH 81 aHe rate asese
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farmers themae9sts when taeA - naf raHae enaueh feea ff
Their Woss ana Na8r# s1oek
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21
Group OfNine
Finishes Motor
Corps Class

Nine women e Moss Point ana
fkaHaala Fex@lrso thefF Office
q Civilian Defense Meter Corps
certificates following the cosrp7e
ton 81 tie comprehensive course
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

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e. xana m rahEah M2naaA1 assaek 1mns~e@s snoiys1aMh e.
hunsnnn H~m1 Me1shes nae6 FREEDOM OF AFLAGh nvn ire
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mshtEx uarn ae xsAass tht nkrpH razhn auG privileges Is -
anannass s# xsahtx ard hanpiaeu IS al
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

About 30 million ene5c feet q
hselium hsve bcen produced sinc'
as discovery, uaore than nine
terths Of II IN the uniaed STATED
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

phy was the Duke % YukI
award wun in ISIS a Tauasl
Engisnd ne year Ne Nas nasn
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gSsta Cireuii Raiders clnb
Siure Is14 Auerbaeh Inns -.
sccumuixfng worlda nacofas -.
the prizes tlsat - wfEh m "a
won the Delaware River gold -
that veaF and then wens On
gather honnes II laVnrste "a
eeniers IN she unl1e6 sfntrs -
abroad Riding Esnanripalor vIIl
be captured the national sweer
stakes hoaars On tie ShTewshA
in 1888
A year later or she same eaar
ne tossed away hiz ehampsazzht,
chances . resene Driver And
Crawford VI Washington. n C
since killed IN racing actiaa-Ani
was awarded > plaque Tor QUA
standing craftsmanship
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

course and Mrs OEuisn
taken the instructors course a.
taught several Glasses
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

Aaest2ch Is 3 nEst uFsakautsng
Nosi Egarn Mstle haow Therns
NJ han on te tsp az hx head
ard h. wears FaEnIea eye glasses
usat h& 5aH abxssa rs sTaElk as
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50 soa Waald expect s. faad
n@snir8 ahaHK 81 le water - =
e uale ar ho0F clip
Covered VITA Sears
Aaehach haz been pitched
hma2 On eiNnt ecrnziun His
hm1v raFTses maSse scafS than
many veteran prize fighters o.
hpckeg psyeu He b prus6 Of
The ugtcaa henszttchsne on his
H. ms Suffered : BEG sractas~
dkwssad and broken collar
A fse IS very nappy ~ Nys
Tai suFgenns kepf him ffosn -
esnaiFg faciaHy unbalanced b
preserving an ear fhas was nearly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10

Baltimore from where he sent Nathan this note
of appreciation:
.As put It to my lips" Mencken said, "and
slowly swallowed every drop of it-all the angels
In my throat kept murmuring your name"
John MASON BROWN the dramatic critic.
d who went under the surgeons blade to put
himself In condition for a naval commission Will
prove to be worthy of the navy.
The navy need have no fears about his pres
ence of mind. either.
Once when Brown was delivering lecture in
New OrleanS~-he~- Strolled- up and dewp-the
rostrum making gestures he lectured.
He strnlled so far he walked of the platform
dumping himself into some laps.
Returning to the platform calmly, albeit a bit
bruised, he continued with:
''To pick up the subject where we dropped
H."
GEORGE KELLY OF the Yacht Club Boys was
VI remniscing about friend named frankie
Moore. noted sportsman along Broadway In his
time
A right guy--"and an easy touch"
handout to every one who asked for IT.
Moore owned a stable OF racehorses. and when
one Of his associates double-crossed him IN DEAL
Moore vowed:
"Just walt I'll mark him for the rest OF his
life wherever gamblers 20. Waltz the season
Hntsrts"
And when the new season started Moore
Uttered his string of 2-year-olds. He named
them: Ungrateful. On the Cum and Welcher.
SsDEAR WALTER writes the prodigal Ivy
~ Elinson "just few lines about Hollywood
and the war effort. The new dmout laws are
awful. Drivers can't see TO hit the pedestrians.
Things are 10 dark lotts guys are kissing
their own wives.
'Blackouts may force the Warner Brothers to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10

give mn Humphrey Bogart pictures. The air raid
warden keeps turning Oft their electric chair!
Mechanics are working at top speed to mako
planes and our fers can hardly walt to ny them.
Last week they built plano In dozen hours
1--we minutes later pilot took of In it-snd six
hours later ne cabled:
IAN in Australia. Please send motor."
T,HE best places permit gin-rummy games
l. these nights, but until the other evening the
Storque never charged its patrons Tor the CARDS.
which cost the management at least 60 cents.
One wealthy couple, steady patrons were In
the night the manager decided to charge for the
deck
While they were playing the owner sent over
a bottle of champagne on the house.
But when the check included 81 for the cards
they refused to pay IT,
THAT reminds us of Shirley Booths adventure.
i Shirley ordered Walter Florel, the famed
miner to make her velvet bow las only you
can make it-you genius!
and draped it into pretty bow for her pretty
head
Thirty dollars" squeaked Shirley. Tor
"No," FIorel meowed "the ribbon is free"
vZEPPO MARX of the famed Marxmen was
~ the kid brother" who was ordered into the
Zeppo was too young 10 be trusted with
valuable pieces of stage business or punch-lnes
and so he merely tagged along, making races
or Joining in the chorus.
OF course he was paid well.
While Harpo, Chico and Groucho squandered
their coin on their families. fun or at dice games
-Zeppo kept sailing his away.
Eventually, he wearied of hamniing It and
suddenly popped up as a Hollywood agent-buy-
ing into prospering agency.
Later he opened his own and represented many
movie stars.
He's rich today
His brothers aren't
In his spare time Zeppo fused with mechanic
cal things at bonneville the brothers made
whoopee-and now and then he was laughed at
for wasting his time at his experiments.
So what?
Zeppo now owns west coast defense plant.
TFIE other shutdown in Reuben's a waiter handed
small tin of spice TO the cashier and In
structed:
PUT this back In the safe"
spaperman. who heard him. remarked:
THAT sounds funny, but don't get It."
ITS no joke" was the explanation, I'VE lock
II up In the safe after II II used. It's the last
black pepper for the duration"'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10

probably know journalist Is a reporter whose
legs have gone back on HIM.
Q-Do you like to see snapshots Of the people
who write TO you?
Ayes. indeed. Makes letter doubly in
teresting.
o-Are the Kelys one of the five royal
A-No sir Five royal families of Ireland
are the O'Briens, the O'Connors, the O'Melagh-
Inns the MacMurroughs and the ONeills. The
latter does not include those who spell the name
with one l.. That is. the ONeils.
A MONG the things have never owned are a
n wrist watch, fountain pen or canary.
Even when plus tours were popular with
golfers 1 never wore them always have been
a long pants golfer.
Boiling an egg is a simple thing Yet not one
restaurant cook in hundred seems to know how
TO boil an egg properly. l guess they know but
just won't take the trouble
II hear you played football at a lot Of Diff
ferent colleges" writes Portland. Me, SUBJ
scriber.
Who told you that, SIR There's nothing to
It, l only played at three different colleges.
sSXH1ITH the use Of intelligence In selection Of
as sweet n little girl" Is an excerpt from an
article to which tall young women OF Baltimore
takes vigorous exception
Says she:
cit can be plainly seen this was written by n
catty understood female. Who said tall girls
want TO look sweet anyhow 1t Ii the kittenishly
inclined stubby women that are always trying TO
look sweet. Tall girls look impressive, alluring,
graceful and glamorous."
MANY of the YorSve NaZis are finding their
IVI Bund training useful.
The drilling they did secretly in their brown
shirts comes in handy the marches TO and
from their federal prison cells.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10

Sixteenth Infantry and were Killed In acuon near
Battlefront, France. on Nov %, 1917
QUERIES from clients:
" Q-You say no beauty contest winner ever
became film star Didn't you know Dorothy
Lamour once Miss New Orleans in beauty
contest
A-No, sir. didn't know that. Did she
win? And why she Miss New Orleans?
thought Dorothy was from Chicago.
Q-Some coumnists often refer 10 themselves
in their columns as this reporter" Are
columnsts reporters?
A-Some columnists who specialize in inside
stuff ETC.. could rightly be called reporters. Most
columnists, however, are journalists. As you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10

the United States has
never been successfully
disputed.
Paducah. KY. scribe
refers TO Robert Bar
rett Winch, the first
American of World War
/ AEF, killed overseas"
This is an error. The
first three members of
the first World War
AEF kille d overseas
were Pvts. James B.
Gresham of Evanston.
Ind; Thomas +. En-
right of Pittsburgh and
Merle d. Hay OF Gid
IN. Ia. All these boys
We're members of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Il. Y. During

Once more into the breach dear friends,
In peace there's nothing so becomes man
AZ modest stiffness and humility!
But when the blast Of bloWs IN
Then initiate the action Of the tiger,
Be copy no,o 10 Of orosser blood
And teach them how TO war.
Shakespeare.
IN THE beautiful city of Chicago there has
lived for many years man named Gustantirus
Papa h eodorakoumantt ourgiomichelak
His claim OF being the long name champion Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10

street apartment TO
give him a going-away
gift.
II turned out to be
etter than gold to Mr..
Mencken. a beer con-
noisseur-One OF the
few bottles left-of
Pilsener lager.
"I'Il open IL for you,"
George said.
"No-no-no." almost
S hrieke Mencken.
"Pilsener In best when
Il II ~ cold n . fed-up
wosnan's heart"
Mencken fondled the
bottle of beer tenderly
and took il home to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10

WHEN H. L. MENCKEN was here the other
w day visiting his former conspirator. George
Jean Nathan. the latter took him to his 44th
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
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Trad. Mark Registered. copyriEht. isia.
Evening star., 1942-01-12

that mans ingenuity has created"
he told the group. I'VE know they
have great air fleet and the capa-
city for adding to its strength swift
ly. We know that, in the far West
ern Pacific, they possess a sea power
of no insignificant proportions, and
we also know that, having all these
things, they will stop at the use of
no means to achieve their ends
that part of their arsenal are the
weapons of corruption and treach-
cry. We know that they will stop at
nothing and because we know all
these things and estimate to the full
their weight, we know it will take a
long time, that it will call for inn
mite patience"
He called on the mayors, as civic
leaders, to play "a great part in this
campaign for victory" The war will
not be won by fighting men alone, he
said, but also by the restless drive
and uninterrupted industry of the
folks at home The days of half in
and half-out war are gone, Mr.. Knox
declared, and from this time on,
no matter how hard the road, I'VE
will, all Of us, seek steadfastly its end,
where peace awaits us-peace-a
peace Of justice and righteousness
a peace with victory"
Among the topics on the program
of the Mayors are control of enemy
aliens, civilian defense. priorities.
price control and rationing. labor,
public health and airports.
Evening star., 1942-01-12
Services He|t for D. T.. Man
Lost With Mi1eIayer

Memorial Services were held at
noon yesterday f,r Robert S. WAL
ter, jr., Washingtonian who was lost
at sea when the minelayer Arnold
foundered THURSDAY in the icy At
lantic 20 miles OF Portsmouth, N. H.
The services wer, conducted in the
Little Quaker Meeting House in
South Westport. N. H., home town
of his widow, Mrs. Marian Oliver
Walter.
Following the Services a memorial
wreath was cast into the Atlantic
just as the tide oegan to ebb. Mr..
Walter, a native # Washington, was
first officer on TIE Arnold when she
foundered while IN a rescue trip.
Evening star., 1942-01-12

know exactly how many copies Of
six Men and War" had been mailed
out and exactly hrw far Mr.. Hill
had proceeded with the list that was
being used. she sale.
When Viereck vas put on the
phone he also asked about the mail
ing list and told M Hill he thought
more copies OF tie speech would
have to be order.d, according to
Mrs. Spielman's teHimony.
The young secretary to Senator
Lundeen, who turled to work in
the Navy Department and Library
Of Congress and later to New York
magazine after her employers death
in a plane crash, ,estified she told
the Congressional Record clerk to
deliver about 10000 copies of six
Men and War" to Mr.. Hill in Mr..
Fishs Office.
Her testimony 7as brought out
under questioning ~ Special Assist
ant to the Attorney General Edward
j. Hickey, jr., one of the Govern
ment's counsel. IefenSe Attorney
John j. O'Connor, former member
of the House from. New York, OBJ
jected constantly to her answers
and brought out in cross-examina-
ton the fact that sle conferred with
prosecutors in the Justice Depart
ment for half an hour this morn
ing.
Says She Wa Shadowed.
After testifying, Mrs. Spielman
told reporters that two strange men
had tried to investigate her in New
York over the weel end and she be-
lieved she was ira led on the train
between here anc New York. She
could not identify he person whom
she thought was 'shadowing" her.
1t was for this reason that she
went to the Justice Department this
morning to talk With Prosecutors
Maloney and Hickey. she said.
Saturday, while she was absent
from her apartment. her landlady
refused admittancs to man who
said he was "an Inspector" because
he could not iden ify himself, Mrs.
Spielman reported
The same day a man claiming to
be representing an "anti-defama-
ton" league calleC on her husband,
Gordon Spielman, at his work, she
said Her husbar1 refused to an
swer questions because the man
lacked credentials
Justice Let's ;ook no Official
cognizance of he complaint.
Evening star., 1942-01-12

cred. Three of the cars stolen in
the first 10 days Of January, 1e4l,
still are missing.
Evening star., 1942-01-12
Cecil Brown Is Barred
From Radio b, British
BY the Associated Pres.

BY the Associated Pres.
NEW YORK, .an. l2-Columbia
Broadcasting Sy-tem announced
last night that Cell Brown, its cor
respondent in Sir gapore, had been
barred from bros icasting there by
the British Columbia Broadcasting
System said it vas taking up the
case with the prrper authorities.
The broadcastilg company said
it received a cablr from Mr.. Brown
reporting he was barred and stat
ing that the British military in
telligence officer lad admitted that
the 'pessimistic' picture painted in
some of my bro.dcasts was justi-
fed by the facts but had pointed
out that his broadcasts we're heard
In Singapore also