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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31
NEGRO WOMAN
WIELDS KNIFE
KILLING MAN
PaseagDaia NegFe ItEss After
Being stabbed kaFty SUNDAY
AI0rning

Wallace Mitchell 30 years old ne-
gro Was fatally stabbed eaFiy Sun
day morning pascagouIa police Of
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Annle I.ee Hill. N connection with
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Charlie Emanuel uf The PAhcnepuia
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Ia other cmpaciEies Ia the elty.
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vas killed Was said . have taken
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fiieted By Annie LAn fIiIl.
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Pals Funeral Home and burial vii
taks place there.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31

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MoTHER DEH

Alton c. Woodward, assistant uSO
director ~ Paaaaeoula returned st.
urday from ONensD1fo, Ky wlfafe
ne was called ~ tnr death ~ ms
mother. Mrs. S G. woodward. wbe
died Sunday. March. following >
lengthy ffEneaA. Hrs Woo0waFd'f
funeral waa he'd Tuesday. Martin -
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31

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Building Schedule
For Average House

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31

THE Maxi conquest of Europe and the Japanese
sweep down through the Netherlands Indies offer
study in siilAFtes and contrasts Each btxkrieg took
about 90 days but main interest cener the fact that
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31
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COWBOYS AND lNnlANns

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31

Swsrms of British planes battered the Krupp muntion
works Essen Attacks made other Mari TAR
gets aernss Belgium the Netherlands and France Ohe
squadrons pounded oil refinery Ghen and the dock
af lie Havre.
Evening star., 1942-04-05

trees from George Washington's
Mount Vernon estate.
THE OAK That Owns Itself is to
be found near Athens, Georgia. 1t
was willed to itself by its owner.
William H. Jackson, "for and in
consideration of the great love l
bear this tree and the great desire
I have for its protection entire
possession of itself and all land
within 8 feet on all sides" This deed,
dated 1920, is recorded in the town
clerks Office.
MOST FAMOUS of American elms
is the Washington Elm, at Cam
bridge, Massachusetts,, under which
Washington assumed command of
the American Revolutionary Forces
in ITS. Although this tree fell on
October 81, 1923, at the age Of 204
years, IL udS iHdily uCoACiludhhS
planted throughout the country.
OLD LIBERTY ELM in Boston,
Massachusetts,. was planted by a
schoolmaster long before the Revo-
luton and dedicated by him to the
independence of the colonies. 1t
was a meeting place of the patriots.
and when it at last fell, all the church
bells of the city tolled. Now a monu-
ment marks the spot.
a HUGE live oak known as Matri-
monial Altar stands in the middle of
a public road at San Saba, Texas.
Tradition has it that Indian warriors
met their shy maidens here. And
today, in the spring. especially in
June, as many as three or four
couples are married under its shade
every Sunday afternoon. The Oldest
and most prominent citizens of this
section were married under this tree.
KERMIT RAYB0RN
Evening star., 1942-04-05
HOW TO REMOVE STAINS

Most people are lucky. Daily brushing
with Teel removes ordinary surface stains
from their teeth the safe. liquid way
without abrasives, without injury.
A few are not so fortunate Due to un-
usual mouth conditions. it is harder to
remove surface stains from their teeth.
These people may need an occasional
abrasive securing for their teeth.
For them, we recommend this easy
method: az Use Teel daily. (2) Use salt
and soda or ordinary dentifrice more
than once or twice a week Remember
regular use of any abrasive may be dan
perous and cause the trouble shown at left
Evening star., 1942-04-05
LAND Or THE TREE
That's the u. S. Meet
some Of our biggest
and oldest citizens

GOVERNOR Hoo0 of Texas. on his
deathbed, requested that. instead of
a marble or stone monument being
placed at his grave. there be planted
"at my head pecan tree and at my
feet an old-fashioned walnut. And
when these trees shall bear. let the
pecans and walnuts be given out
among the Plains people of Texas so
that they may plant them and make
Texas land of trees"
His wishes have been carried out.
The first nuts we're saved in 1926
and planted in nursery rows. and
the same thing has been done each
wear since. As soon as the saplings
are large enough to transplant they
are distributed to schools and county
boards.
SINGLE human member of the Live
Oak Society of Louisiana was DR..
Edwin Lewis Stephens. The Society
was founded by the doctor some
years ago to promote the culture,
distribution and appreciation of live
oak trees" The President of the
Society is the Locke Breaux Oak,
which is 500 years old and has a
girth of 35 feet. Other members of
the Society are some 12O oaks at
least 100 years old. Each oak has
its own attorney - usually its
owner - who watches over it and
collects as yearly dues Is acons
which are planted to provide sap
lings for state highways.
Evening star., 1942-04-05
The Washington Elm

The Washington Elm
EDWARD EvERETT HokT0M has
established an Old Trees Home on
his 80-acre ranch near Hollywood.
Seeing beautiful oaks and NAPLES
and elms condemned to be cut down
to make way for highway improve
ments. he buys them and moves
them to his asylum for unwanted
trees.
FOREST or FAME. in Mount Ver-
non, Wisconsin, was started in 1916
by the late John Sweet Donald, one
time Secretary of State. Here are
trees from birthplaces of former
Presidents of the United States,
famous generals of the world, and
personages associated with religion,
science. music. agriculture and COM
merce. 1t was begun by planting
Evening star., 1942-04-05
New Liquid Dentifriee Avoids This Trouble
II Beauties Teeth Sofely-W -Wahovt Abrosves!

remove the daily accumulation of decaying
food particles and dulling surface film. Thus
your teeth look so much brighter, cleaner,
more thrillingly beautiful!
Ssorf This Sofs Liquid Woy Todoy
What's more, Teel's amazing action gives
your whole mouth beauty bath-a refresh
ing clean feel" 1t helps sweeten bad breath.
And few drops of Teel in n glass of water
is delightful as a mouth wash.
Teel is also easy to use and SO economical.
Get Teel today at any drug. department or
Zoe store Begin this safe. new way in tooth
cleansing And visit your dentist regularly
for professional care. Proctor & Gamble.
Evening star., 1942-04-05

Dental scientists now know that millions of
people are actually brushing cavities into
softer parts of their teeth along the gum
line. The odds can be 4 to that people 20
years of age or older have one or more teeth
exposed to this danger by shrinking gums.
So read carefully to learn the cause of this
needless injury and how to aeoid it.
Expert research has proved this serious
trouble is caused by cleaning teeth regularly
with a dentifrice that contains abrasives.
Many suffer unknowingly. For the abra-
sive particles that do the damage are so
small you can't see or feel them. Yet they
are so hard that, as you brush them back
and forth, they slowly but surely wear away
the softer. exposed part of your teeth.
Evening star., 1942-04-05
How TssI Sofsly Rsvsois Bsovty
Of Your Smile

injury simply by changing to the revolu-
tionary new dentifrice for brushing teeth
TEEL. For Teel is different than any tooth
paste or powder you ever used. 1t is ruby
clear hquid and contains no abrasives. Tests
show that it cannot injure teeth.
The reason is simple. Teel does not de-
pend upon abrasves for cleansing your teeth.
Instead, Teel uses new-type. patented
liquid cleansing discovery that bursts into
thousands of tiny, surgng bubbles-actu-
ally multiplies over 80 times in the mouth.
These bubbles instantly 60 to work to help
Evening star., 1942-10-26
EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. MONDAY OCTOBER 49, 1912
Edison" Crib and
: Mattress Ensemble
Only ~$oOO

With the Victory" spring
OF wood, adjustable to save
Mother needless STOPPING.
Wax birch or maple finished
hardwood with solid end
poneIs. Firm felt and wood
fibre mottress. Infants Fsr.
sifare. Second Floor, Tile
Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1942-10-26
Two-Door' Bookcase
With 4 Shelves

A large, handsome bookcase
=. at q Tuesdoy Only sov-
ing! Choice Of maple, wal
nut or mahogany finished
eumwood. Four shelves for
your books. a. in. high
and IS in. wide. Occasional
Furniture, Fourth Floor. The
Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1942-10-26

To flotter your vonity
and give your bedroom q lift.
Dainty vanity lamps with
square crystal gloss base,
topped by Gin. Clare do
lune shades in assorted COL
ors. Lamps, Fifth Floor,
The Hscht Co.
Evening star., 1942-10-26
Size 72x84.in.
Cannon Blankets
,...,., o., 55.77

Light-os-o-cIoud blankets
woven Of 5Ooo wool and 500
cotton to keep you warm as
toost during chilly heat
rutioned nights. Choice Of Ius-
cious pastel co|ors at this one
doy price. Blankets, Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1942-10-26

Celonese royon shower cur
toins-in good looking one
and two color prints-ot this
price for Tuesday only!
STANDARD size 6x6-ft.
Matching Curtein and Dropa
Sets ----------3 3.SS.
HossstarSishisss, SepeStk
Floor. The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1942-10-26


Rich dress for your windows.
Bold floral print on gold,
natural, blue, wine or green
eround-with pinch-pIeoted
tops. Soteen lined for more
body. SO ins. wide to pair,
254 yds. long. Drabes,
Sixth Floor. The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1942-10-26

With adjustable top you
can adjust them to 3 diff
ferent lengths. Made SO ins.
wide to pair, 2N4 yds. long,
with smart woven border.
Pretty eeru color. Curtains,
Sixth Floor. The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1942-10-26

Thick, veIvet-y chenille mat
and lid cover sets in full
bodied shades Of green, blue,
peach, rose, gold, orchid and
white. Domesics, Fifth
Floor. The Hecht Co.
The union times., 1942-03-21
I Remember
 By Richard E.. CrOskey
 Loeal 404 Co0ks & Walaors UnIOn
(Continued from Last Week) A WONDERFUL SPEAKER

She was a wonderful speaker, gift ed with all the arts to impress and arouse her audience l must say that while I admired her talents and her gift of language, I was not greatly impressed with her logic. In fact, l do not think her audience in that dis trict was greatly impressed. We had rather intelligent body of men in the metal miners, men of education and with that class of an audience she did not go over so well. It was easy to understand how she would arouse less gifted body of men or women, but the people of that com munity studied more of what you said than the way you said it. She re- ceived very generous applause and was treated with all consideration, but she did not return.
 met her several times at diff ferent places afterwards and always paid my respects to her, but did not form one of the bodyguard that always surrounded her. I think she rather liked that following as all public people do.
 She was a remarkable woman. She was courageous and knew no fear. Often she had risked her life in battling for her boys, the coal miners, both in Colorado and down in Harlan County, Kentucky, and we all know what a hot bed that still is for an organizer of coal miners. She passed away a few years ago in Chicago. She was for years on the payroll of the United Mine Workers as an organizer. Her death was distinct loss to them.
The union times., 1942-03-21

year me,t in Washington. He is Robert TomSeN, the Local B.A., zVho led 0 Swear crusade against International Vice-President John P. Nick, and 1Uon. TomSeN is one of the four mem- bers of the ememy alien hearing board
 BEST WISHES TO the Connecti- cut Savings Bank of New Haven, which now has Savings Bank Life Insurance Department. This type of insurance is primarily intended for the working-man, and the unions were prime factors in cham piOning the Savings Bank Life In- surance Bill through the l941 Legislature. C. A. Newton is man. ager of the Connecticut Savings Banks Life Insurance Department, and points out in a letter to Joe Rourke that the prospective pur- chaser of Savings Bank Life In- surance is not ''sold'' something, but voluntarily ''buys' this impor- tant commodity.
 I'VE CAUGHT PETE BENARD, Bridgeport C.L.U. president, remi- niScatg this zVeek about the late John J. O'Neil, first A.FL. orgoniger us Connecticut and C.L.U. Secretary from itS inception until lis death. His three SonS have the job printing shob opposite Police Headquarters om Fair field AveNMe 1Uhere Police Commis- Sioner and CLU Secretary Willianr Bren,,Gn passes Son,e time. Pete recalls absorbing labor lore from John J. around the big bear belly stove in JohnS old print shop 0n cold zVinter nights. John J. sVuS credited zith organising most of Bridgeporfs unions aud zOuS himself c member of the Typos, aud their president for years z0hile running The Advocate. Pete also alleged tkat John J. Egan, CPL SecretGry-treGSMrer on occasions sat around thdt big bear belly Stove.
 TO WIVES OF UNIONISTS: Here's zVltdt the Federal Government sGys yow should try to include in yoav meGls eOery day for the head of the fGnsaly: One pint or more Of milk;; one or more servings Of one Of tue foloaOing: tomatoeS, oranges, grabe- fruit, green cabbage, raaV salad greens; one or more Ser0sngs Of IeGfy, green or yeIloaV vegetables; taVo or more ser5EngS of some other vegetable or fruit; O're egg day, or ct least three or four c aOeek; ct least tsOo servings of aUhole-grain products or "ewiched