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Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-15
All Eagles Asked
Toby War Bonds

Frank E. Herring, editor of the
Eagles Magazine, and the only
member of the Fraternal Order of
Eagles ever to serve two terms in
that office, wrote recently:
Our country is at war. Victory
must be made sure. The dictators
must be SO decisively defeated that
never again will the dread counten-
ance of totalitarianism show its
hateful visage to the peace-loving
countries of the world.
How best can every Aerie do its
part? BY buying Defense Bonds. The
cost of this war will be tremendous
1t must be paid for in substan-
tial part while it is being waged
The money you invest in Defense
Bonds will aid the Government to
carry on this grim business on sea
on land, and in the air"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-15

contemplate soaking" one group
of the citizenry to help another
group.
The slogan of this fraternal or
der is THE FOE. always takes care
of its own"
Nothing could be truer. No men,
Der of the order, nor any members
immediate kin need ever worry
about being forgotten in time of
illness. All an Eagle, or an Eagle
members family, need do when
stricken with sickness, is notify
the local lodge, and bouquet of
flowers will be sent posthaste.
The Eagles maintain fund for
this specific purpose.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-15

times of trouble, and advised them
with his own particular brand of
cheerful philosophy.
Call DR.. Peterson" was the first
thought of the Eagles all through
the years when an emergency arose.
Tell Dr.. Peterson,' was the advice
one Eagle would give to another
in times of stress. He never failed
them.
Years of answering night calls
and handling office calls by day
have failed to break the strength
and courage of DR.. Peterson. He
still is erect and genial, a hardy
pioneer of the desert. Immediately
after he was graduated from medi-
cal college in Wisconsin in 1905
DR.. Peterson decided to make I'm
perial Valley his home.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-15

on a ceaseless fight for legislation
guaranteeing the aged a comfort
able living after they have lived be-
yond the time when they are able
y support themselves.
The Eagles should not, however,
De confused with fly-by- the-night
schemes to mulct innocent old folk
of their meagre resources by prom
ising them impossible benefits. The
old age pension program of the
Eagles is based entirely on sound
economic principles, and does not
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-15

stag, the festivities will include a
high powered floor show from Los
Angeles and a dinner, all for one
buck
The Ell Centre lodge, officially des-
ignated as subordinate Aerie 1859.
was organized and chartered in 1907
Total membership the first year
was 56. Today the lodge has 467
members.
Here is the list of all the presi-
dents of the lodge since it was
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-15

L. Eagles in the forefront of social benefits Eagles
were first to sponsor pensions for the needy aged.
g. The Eagles built completely equipped and donated
dormitory to the famous Boys Town in Nebraska-ac-
cOmOdatng 125 boys.
Eagles have helped members in their 4 years of exist
to the tune of $85,O0O,000 $2820000 in 1940l
alone These have taken the form of sick benefits fun
eral benefits and medical services.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-15
Members Will
Celebrate With
Big Sto9 Party

Ell Centre lodge Of the Fraerna Order of Eagles this
week will round out 35 of its members and
the people of the community.
To celebrate the occasion, the lodge has arranged
of the biggest parties in it's history the club rooms on
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-15

future, can be traced to the Eagles
Because the Fraternal Order of
Eagles also was among the first
organizations in America to go to
bat for the old people.
Even today, the Eagles maintain.
an active organization that carries
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-15

UeTSIlIp III IHt Eagles.
: Certainly, every mother, living or
dead, has had and will always have,
her just tribute because of the
Eagles. The Eagles originated the
idea for Mothers Day.
And whatever benefits the aged
are now receiving, or will receive in
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-15
+. q. (. Looks After Its Own

Fraterntes may come and fraterntes may CO. But the
Fraternal Order of Eagles will live forever
Reason this unique fraternal organization will never
die is simple. Everybody can't die. And virtually every
body is affected way another by somebody's mem
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-15
to: Liberty Truth Justice Equality
Every Guiding Principle of Americqnism
An Occasion TO Reaffirm Our Eagle Pledge

INJUSTICE
sgran should
shudders
The blessing ehac sand
nation dedicated
Deprived f thcm,w cOu
sacrfc matter
our so a a
o
yminds sand the
a
arc n az o or
II emp
o o
10
To (ioro o % of the
10y tn o andna We
pledge
tina call
that Children
We dedicate
it o the world.
God and our fellow
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-15

TO date Gag Aeries have purchased $2OOOOOO
OF War Bondsr-above and beyond the amount bought
by individual members.
s. The ratcrna Order of Eagles sponsored and carried
to successful conclusion the WOrkingmans Compcnsa
ton Law
TO dependents of Eagles who died in the World War;
with no other source of income Eagles paid $1,000.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
Unusual Opportunity
Presented BY Classes
In Nutrition

Few recognize the unusual oppor-
iuultieS for service IN defense work
nat are presented As q result OF at
sencance az Red Gross nutrition
classes.
Aside from the training IN prop
e balance OF feeds and allied sub
iects thai ear be attained ia this
way, and which Is q course for
which q considerable charge would
be made under normal conditions
ard one that should be Of inesiima-
lie value to 3 housewife It Is ar
opening 70 service II ether lines 81
Red Gross Nexk
There are many who aspire 70
eanteen serFke from which they
waUld be barred through izck OF
attendance at such classes Should
eanteen service be established IN
Jackson County there would be only
a small eroup q aomea eligible for
4 under the present status
Therefore those aspiring 70 such
work should % fafi e register for
the class II nutrition which Is 10
&c started lhlk afternoon ~ 2 O'Clock
n The ODD Fellows Hal The class
uili be under TIE direction Of Ms
Dorothy EnmIs ana sessions vii b
held Fridays and Wednesdays. a
? O'Clock Il 81 Be 3 y hour course
and as said before should b. very
valuable 70 anyone taking o.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17

q the lung 50 that Al opening ma5
be- made available Without imuair=
tug the effectiveness q the vacuum
about the chezs - the patient thf
secrei behind he artificial nreai4lus
deRice Or W@Iman salo Thar Tn
motor anu certain uzHef tcchulea
eadgeiS weHe TIE auH equiRmen.
that would b. purchased outright
L VAS explained nat breathing
- the case 9 3 normal person i
use result d q vacuum belns iormed
b Tie cnef Taf nuFndsa of TIE
iunG a UHe name Implies Is e.
cause artificial breathing Ia case
q Temporary q permanent ua-
raNsis
Most famous q Tie iron lung
incidents Is the ease q Pred Sulle
paralysis victim 80 las spent the
nsst several xean N one G. the~
flce The ease e sulte has b.
alseu International publicity as fhl
l~aHerunnef q s 81 accepted life
saving device
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
c. ?. Rsdiophoso

Witnesses aesisi from their aetigs-
Ties n ans manner. shaee OF form
whatsoever within the confines OF
ne jurisdiction Of Jackson County
Post Ne Ie0 from that moment
forward and further that American
lou officers are instructed to
Aesaediateiy prefer charges and
eause the arres Of any member Of
tins Jehovah Witnesses sect found
d trihuting literature. spreading
prouAeande by means Of 4 pfono-
sraph O any other euntrlxancs
AT stigler. on behalf Of the Ie-
alon Post URGED that any citizen
wha Is subjected 10 propaganda by
members OF TINS sect either detsin
them 0f notify local officers or
members OF the Legion Pest
Itlts NJ Ter Is serious Mr.
stieier said and the American
Legion earnestly requests the fun
cooperation OF the citizens u jack
son County An stamping ON this
denlarahh and contemplate eandi-
ttu1
Members OF the Jeiloxahs Wit
n e sect have been TIE subject
q several near-uots md uprlsinas
q angry citizens throughout the
country
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
NORMAN MORAN
RESIGNS TO
ENTER

Norman / Moran. news repoftN
81 The GhFonieie-S star and Adver
tisef since April 1870 resigned his
position mere THURSDAY 90 eaIist r.
ihe United State Army Tie expects
10 GO to Camp Shelby IN Haitiek.
burr today sheEe ne viii immedi
aieiY eeeome a member of the
armed force
He has beeu replaced by Nolle
T. Roberts. former member Of the
start more recently on the neK
staff Of the Columbus Leaker Co
iumbus ia
Moran 4 Heil-knowu IN neHs-
paper circles along the CUR Coass
having been connected with the b
lcx Daily Herald the nmes-ploa-
yune am TIE Associated Pres Ii
has also done considerable tree
lance feature writing
he Is native 81 Biloxi ana has
served or many important commit
tees dealing with civilian defense
efforts
The Management Of the napef e.
presses regret a losing the services
o. al abe employee but officials
ieel thai the paper loss vii be
Uncle Sans gain
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
National Defense
State Committee
Visits P~ascagoula

The state advisory COMMITTEES for
natior4ai defense training toured
Pascaeoaia Hast week, visiting ths
ingalls, shiphuiidlng plant and the
defense training school at the Jaek.
non county fair grounds during their
stay
Representing industry or The
COMMITTEES u4re p T. jones.
Cofinth. Dallas II Smith. person
mel director a. Ingalls, v g.
AyeEv and q I. CLARK both q
jackson. labor Jack RutleaRp.
Colgmfsua. q e Ingram Jackson.
John l. Eawards Meridian. and
George + Davis Of jackson htn1
la tiss party we're T. s Ward OF
Okoiona and J Alien Simmons Of
Columbia as Representatives Of a.
riculfure. II r Mauldin. state d.
rseter Of vocational edffraiian. c
T. Citafhonnenn district c0.ofaln.
ator, and " y Gardner xunefins
tsndeut Of trades ana industrial
education
The group met al the EhipyaFa IN
the uaoEnlfse with the lnEaIle eus
ncatfusmi e1zzmftten ana kfef went
on = t04f Of the yard They ex-
pressed satisfaction with the pro-
eress bring made IN shts plant
Later tie group inspected the
cffei1ae ahoolk locaisu ~ TIE
~iairgrouua mere Purpose OF the
COMMITTEES Is "a establish policies
and irnn-nnt problems In the state
defense program sei-up
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
HIGH RANKING
STUDENTS ARE
NAMED AT MPS
MaIva sushaff and u. l. Scott
FAKE Top Scholastic Hensrs
In seninr Class.

Alalsa snshoff and r L Scott
have been selected rs valedictorlan
and sIlufatorian q The Moss Point
senior cas- and viii deliver the al
drasse on the night Of graduation,
MAJ Is Miss Suthoff and Scott
the other Sc seniors with
ar average of s4.i4 and % per cent
re- eeileeiY Amelda Scott received
homer lie mention with an aver
fre Of g2a per cent
Ms sufhoff is the daaehter Of
AZ and Mrs Ernest Suthoff IF
Moa Point and her high scholastic
Standing Is a small part Of her
school activities She II a member
af the band e drum majoFette. vice
president Of .hc senior ciaw and a
f1emn Of the student council
She was also selected as the star
eood citizenship girl Of the school
this year and Is q member Of the
senior Hl4v cast
Her Instructors and fellow stud
.ent alike rank her as the outstend-
lng girl IL The hiqh school
scott the son Of Mr. and Mr.
~ l. Scott found time for three
year Of varsity football IN spite Of
his hish scholastic standing he
pursued a very difficult course If
stUdf with mathematics and science
inela5ed n MS curriculum each o.
the four TesES He was rated IS 7
rnueHfHH H4auaH IN the TYe~E line
auuaE football season.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17

resi- baIIs = TIE defense training
schooi where al necessary tools weIa
available
Better Than Commercial Lung
We believe that the lung Ae are
constructing ual be even superior
"a TIE commercial equipment II
v estman said We are putting our
own ideas Iulo the unii fer Hhaf :
ieei Ein y more efficient
Tie construction Of tie vial
equipment + aell underway aaH
already Is taxing on the appearance
OF the WIDELY publicised abode q
lEea Snlle.
About se8en feet IN length. the
shell Of tie lung h made o eal-
yanaxed aEou butt 10 form 3 semi
circle approximately rs inches II
diameter I also contains 8
siretchef mace u metal which ma
b. rolled quickly into fhs smell 4
form ne bed for the victim Ar
tight doors are provided n ne shell
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
LEGION POST CHARGES
JEHOVAH WITNESS
ACTIVE HERE
Say Investigation Reveals Propaganda
Work IN Violation OF State Subversive
Activities Law.

charses that members Of lhe sect
II Jeh0yah's Witnesses are active
IN PaseagoBls and thss section aDd
that their activities are IA yinlation
Of the set covering Ab4ersiYe ae
Invites we're maae ~ week hy
L l. stiglef eaintnAndcr Of the
American Legion Pot here
An Investigation into the aetivB-
ties resulted h q direct contact With
the leader Of the group here Mon
DAY Of iais week Mr stlgier said
The leader q the group o mGn
giving his name Is Jones and haF-
ing his resiuefNe = ain PDik street
Ras intercepted 0n W sarrAsin
trcet Monday afternoon and in
Invited To Meeting
After ftstenina Il several phouoz
graph records ard examination Of
one OF the Literature ia the pos
session o. 1nnea ! asked him 70
attend a special called session O.
American Legion ii The Old span
tsh tuu Wednesday night bringing
Nlth ham his paraphefnaha
A large cruNd II LesionuGires al
tended the "Wednesday night session
and heard Jones give 4 resume O.
tue activities q ms sect The eros
examination q Joues was taken
ossf 81 1ezionnalre Harold v
Gautier. AIF Sfieles said ano re-
xeakec = clear violation OF the re-
Gently enacted stated IA which Inn
poses q penalty Of Imprisonment
for the oufaflon II the var fof
anyone that breaches Of dissemm-
ases N ans wav teachings or creeds
calculated 70 encourage violence Or
d~lsl0yalty q TIE Government o.
the United States q the State q
MisSlssipIa
Following The examination ) mo-
ton EAS mace from tie floor Of the
meeting 70 prefer kpeesitc chardses
aeaimsi Jones and place MIN gseer
arrest : was paIn5ed out. however
that Jones had been extended az
invitation 70 attend TIE meelne ana
a substitute mesian Has madc and
adopted q faIIaxs#
Resolution Adoes<S
That jones and al olher Iehaeah
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
Proceedings OF
County Supervisors
Month of April

The members Of the board Of Su-
eerxlson Tor jackson County met
loF tie transaction o. routine bus
aes CT am G the selected das
or tie regular monthly sessions Re
ports ct county officers were heard
anc approved and q discussion q
goae maintenance and construction
problems II The various beats
hruueaaa# Tie county issued
Reposs from the following wers
zeard sheriff on prisoners handle
NO detained county agent hanEe
seonemie agent. prosecuting alter
scy PaseaEouia bridge foreman
county bridge commissioners. convict
foreman hEidRe book sales. county
aome keeper beard o. SUPERVISORS
1n conditions o. public roads d.
7ecofs q hospital county health
uicef. county health department
and eulagsd home economics agent
The board appropriated so t.
he Old spanish Trail Association
q publish resources Of the county
2no aliaHeH 500 70 the county as
stssof Iaf extra He% fcts rendered N
ecmeslead exemptions a petition
for . new road IN the Gautler com
munlff Nas considered and Super
Ser Il F Oautier and + 1
saagaH eefe appointed e lneeal5-
ute tie matter
Tax exemptions filed 10 oate we're
e~onsideFea and approved ard 3 ufs
ist Tor Ia4a selected and fllee
= COMMITTEES Nas appointed IL
tieN the hoaks 81 the county audl-
1nr and report their findings T. Ire
beard
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
Iron Lung Being Built

NlanF lives o. persons nno are VIC
TINS q sone dread disease O. acei-
cent may b mxed b ne foresight
ana ingenuity 81 II Rasner T.
Hezzmau 81 Asf county health de-
nartmens and wefkmen IL ne de-
iense 1nooi af Pzseagoeia
TIE life Saving 1esiee Is a. iron
luue famed for is ainest mi
meuIoEs feats 81 zsIzsc pefaonz
fen certain death. 80 Is being
built e ne defense HeaooI under
Ire supervision Of Dr Nezlulan
n. WNtman zaK the need f1-s
artificial breathing aunaEaluz = an
Immediate aid In cases . droxnlnR
poisoning. infanuie paFalszts o. ac-
Clients where time Is q vita factor.
A Investigation. hosessx. revealed
thai ne commercial fspe lung
World cost $1,000 Possessing more
Heaz than funds o. hard. he enun-
{. hzaIzh head conceived ne ices Of
hazInz the essential equipment for
apHozlmately sl0o and having the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
DISTRICT
GOVERNOR TO
VISIT LIONS
PasraEeuia Ci=b Plans Further
Aid 10 Jackson County Hospital
Facilities


q ". Goodwin OF Meridian. dis
trict governor Of Lions International
viii be the guest Of the Pascagoula
Lions Club at It's next meeting 70
BE- held. Tuesday April % Al that
tfne ne viii give G report ON the
International and District affairs
and future plans
The Lions Club will sponsor 4
candidate for the Boys State TO be
held al Millsaps College in jackson
curing the week Of june : 70 u.
The incubator ordered by the
Lions Club for the Jackson County
Hospital has not been delivered due
u defense prioritfes However. the
jackson County Board OF Health has
managed to produce an incubator
and has Installed It there for use As
he result the Lions Chit saS APP
pointed q committees to work with
the Jackson County Hospital au-
tllorities 70 determine what other
essential equipment a The same cost
can be substituted 50 that the fun
amount set Tor the hospital may be
used
The club plans 20 send It's en-
ire membership 20 the district con-
gention Of the Lions International to
- held q Biloxi during the early
part OF June
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
Singing Convention
Scheduled For May 2

II annual Gulf Coast singing
U~aention viii BE- reid IL Pasc2-
n1laa q the jackson Coanty Court
noaa 81 Sunday. MAJ :. i szs an
ncaflcea today b. Calvin 7. Bold
n q Pa1agoula. president Of the
xatlon This wnt b. ~ ali-oay
pfuaFan bringing singers here from
- paris a south Mississippi
Tne program wfu open r. tine
mpeniaz and az noon > picnic lunch
I'll - served II was announced
hy 4r. Boiding thai 81 persons
nsslglts % contribute towards the
FaHd I0 providing food and re-
irezzHHniS foF this occasion. please
HzaH HaezT contributions % nm Is
= . Bux III. Paseazoala
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
JAW No Double Time
Pay Plan Laid Before
President Roosevelt

Washington. April I3-The
United AutamozalH Worker tCfOI
program calInE faf the abandon
meni Of double tine for SUNDAYS
and holidays was lid before PresI-
fknt Roosevelt fadaY By r j
Ihomas uulaa president faVe other
eiiniab O. ne aHEaHIzaun ere o.
hand az the tine
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
FRENCH REVOLT OVER
LAVAL APPOINTMENT
AS CHIEF EXECUTIVE
Brazil Expresses Anxiety Over Effect
New Hitler Move Will Have On Safety
Of Americas.

Bern ~sN2txerlana dispatches rr-
uss6 that Pierre Laval advocate q
afr 70 Glae Axss. took uxe4 tae art&ial
ruse nf beaten France. Monday
MINT - Chief c. Government
whlie reports a. the RISING unrest
ard violence filtered h from Paris
she aerman-heid capital
pi1elne q Laval IS head 81 the
Fra1afn government virtually stsifn
Marshal Relain. Of ths poAefs %
government Prtain and Laval mad
been dsfsniniy expressed 10 each
other urtdi several cay aKe wnen
reconciliation between Tire two
wak affected after Hitler brought
pressure 70 bear on retain Laval
has hFse been mo-kaxl ard q
staaneh kupr0rteS Of the Max re-
Etnse.
ne na0se however. proved I'M
nugaulzr mifh the citizens IN gem
eraf In Parts 4 w&S reported tnai
denoz1xfra tons against tise trend Of
events m the past few days w@rr
prevalent TINS was associated with
wcrd Of & train wreck near Paris IN
which 3 German aotdlefs wefe kill
e. Other demonstrations express
tn resentment also we're staged
Lasala taking over head 81 ue
Freneh governments caused the dis
concerted United Nations To care
fun watch All Developments II Is
feared that Laval may turn tho
usxeEfai French Nary exc 70 ftit-
Ter 10 uge IN carrying on his war
The move also h4a it, affect ~
Auerfca Rio o. Janerao dispatches
announced durins Tire dax that
Brasil Is immediately threatened
through Frefirh Guinea b ViehS
a. seataaenls. The influential news
nafef correhog d. Marina declared
tina there zaA much danger n tit
sssa.e ard urged the occupation al
lfaNt territory b the Americas a.
tae saay means. a dr1eFSil& kaarra-
It h0ah ctr noFtnefn
fxoztzff
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17


Harassed by this financial paob-
lem. the school head made this APP
real 70 patrons and employees a
the school system.
The tesehers and truck drivers
are demanding and deserve more
money IN ne forthcoming year. We
are going 70 Use every cent that vi
can rake and scrape but If the
schools are 10 operate on their
present standard all Of Us must
sacrifice Teachers and truck driY-
ers win be given more money but IN
return they must give extra sesx-
ice: more students ta0ght per
teacher and more students hauled
per truck
with this blunt statement Of the
tate Of affairs. he also appealed 10
patrons of the schools not 20 expect
ico much from the OVERLOADED
teachers and transporter Crowded
conditions viii exist In the class
roolns and the buses. he said and
he asked that patrons be reasonable
in their demands
BRIDGE FUNDS LOST
The fact Of the business IS that
we face the proErecf Of losing fi8e
SIS .0U Contributed ont Of the bridge
fund that we received last year for
ruiaE schools. To MAKE up for this
deficit. ~ have the prospect Of
receiving approximately S.. 600 ad-
uitional allotment from the state
and increased assessments should
bring the balance up TO the present
level. but VII Certainly allow
nothing for increased expense
He painted out that while Pasca-
goula ard Mos Point school sys-
tens are receiving federal aid be-
cause OF increased enrolment d.
reetly a. the result OF defense ae-
tiv4ty. that rural schools have not
ane pfobshiy viii not receive SIM
liar aid.
We are cutting expense g the
bone IN evsrv possible place that
viii not I'M air the standard Of the
system he said.
-Four car routes and two truck
routes have been combined with
other roatea and thereby eliminated
and have asked al schools to elm
mate teacher If possible
This affiee has always received
the cooperation OF teachers. bus
drivers and patrons and I feel sure
thai they vii be clad to sacrifice
IN this time Of national stress. he
concluded
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
MAY OFFER
BILL TO
FREEZE WAGES
Measure Would Also Provide
For Freeing OF 0gen And
Closed shops fer Duration.

Washington. April 1.-the SEN
ata Labor Committee agreed today
70 attempt 70 revise and offer In
the Senate Monday q measure by
Senator Ball fR-Minn1. freezing
open and closed shops and pFowid-
lns Ter stabui1aticn q Naees II var
industries but not affecting the
present 40-hour week
TIE Iabor War Board. msan-
while made az o. top officials Of
the American Fedefation o. Labor
and the cF0 expressed to President
Roosevelt today its determination
and uacompr0mlsiug opposition 70
the freezing and sterilization Of
wages.