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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-21

ment and holding of beachheads to prepare the way for regular soldiers. Since our Marine Corps was estab- lished in 1798, it has been called On to make an average of more than two such landings every year. The basic principles of this type of ar- phibious warfare remain the same, say the Marines, only in this war there are new weapons, better planes, better tanks, parachute troops. What 1t amounts to is that amphibious warfare has become mechanical.
 The Japs have shown they have mastered this art of amphibious warfare in their numerous landing operations on Pacific islands, but the Marines say the Japs have no really new tricks. Some information on the training of the Marines for the new amphibious warfare has been given, but most of the detail is still secret. Formerly, the Marine amphibs were known as the Fleet Mosile Force, or EMF. That name didn't stick, so now there are two units, Atlantic Amphibious Corps and Pacific Amphibious Corps.
 But unless you want to start fight, don't call one of these am phibious Leathernecks "Comman- do."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-21

TODAY'S COMMON ERROR Fish in the sea, fowl in the air, and crops are plentiful, not plenty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-21

EDITORS NOTE-If you are desir0us of securing this weeks booklet, 1.-THE FTSHERMAN'S GUIDE, address F. M. Kirby, Department S-10O, Waterbury Democrat Service Bureau, 1913 Thirteenth Street, Washington, ID. C., with 10 cents to cover postage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-21
STRENGTH FOR THE DAY
By EARL L. DOUGLASS. D. D.
RELIGION MAKES A DIF-
 FERENCE

Unless religion makes a real dif- ference in people, then all the fuss we make about 1t Is folly. Our be-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-21

place the blame directly on the President, but when Izac hotly objected, they proposed an indi- rect blast at "swivel-chair strat- egists." Maas frequently used this term during closed-door hearings, and he made it bluntly clear that he meant the President.
 Drewry raised no objections, and the report with this wording was about to be approved when Izac interrupted.
 Continued on Next Page)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-21
A Thought for Today

They have sown the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind.-HOsea 8:7.
  We never do anything well till We cease to think about the manner of doing it!-William Hazlitt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-21
Whats Your l. O.?

Can you answer seven of these test questions? Turn to back maze for the answers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-21

A. An exhibition of home manu- factured war materials, recently opened by the Chinese National Military Council, displayed anti tank guns, mortars, grenade throw CTS, 450-pound bombs, army radio sets, artificial limbs, giant scissors to cut barbed wire, large rubber boats and 75-millimeter guns. Samples of high grade steel were also exhibited.
 Q. What methods are used in typing blood and which type of blood is the most uncommon?
 A. The Jansky and Moss methods are commonly used in the United States. The Moss system is used in approximately one-hah the hospitals and in this system type I is most uncommon. Other hospitals use the Jansky classification in which type W is most uncommon. Jansky " and Moss I are identical. Both the Jansky and Moss methods show four types of blood. The Interna- ton Method uses letters O.A.B. and AB instead of numbers.
 e. What do checkered buoys signify?
 A. They are not used in the U. s. system of buoyage, and as used by the British their significance varies in different localities. Essentially, they are to indicate the side of the channel in which the buoy is placed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-21
Daily Almanac

Daily Almanac Sun rises S:OS q. m; sets 7:se p. m. (war time). Ali vehicles must De lighted thirty min- Autes after sunset,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-21

All Rights ReeerTed Babson Newa-
 napQf Syndicate
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14

q tuberculosis the executive 81
ficeF named these ~ tired feel
ING. cough that hangs on blood
tnEled SputumL loss If weight
loss q appetite He rsat1aned
that those Who have tuberculosis
IN the family should b. especially
watched Tor these symptoms
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year . total nf 2s7z Tuberculosis
clinic patients were examined
and X rayed In addition. 24G5
extra films were read On NYA
youths. students teacheF6 and
ether individuals whose plates
were referred by physicians OF
group Of go students and teach
erS. seven suspicious and three
positive cases ~ tuberculosis were
found Work among teachers As
considered e especial Importance
in safeguarding the lives q boys
and girls. declared Dr. Under
wood
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14
'Oresi Fires Do
Harm Now
han Ever Before

Writing il TIE American Week
Secretary wickard points out
% fire n the taresi Is , def
ste menace 70 the war effort
ms year. he says the wolf os
kess fire has mofe power 70 10
lrm in the United States than
er before.
For many years fires have
ned over a. sxarAee 81 aFa4and
keo000o acres q forest Land an
ally. Year after year expert
foresteFs have placed the
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re LOST % forest fire. Ard the
81 death and Suffering AMONG
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mt erosion has. Of course. been
ksiculsble.
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hpacity 70 exact 3 similar toll.
rest fires could slow down the
ktsnn's production for 4ar. il
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1T tanks. shells. ships and ctr
fighting equipment Tor the
hated Nations and their fighting
N
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detn hattieship. for instance
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@ Steel cargo ships require
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bmhing plane cased for ship
mt requires is 900 board feet.
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20 n . * rooEn house Any
eEnber u var materials are
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% our forests. In addition 70
ing priceless natural resources.
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effort And those foresta.
en tie height Of the dry season
reached become virtually ~
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rid 10 diminishing sBpplses -.
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a after 8 necessary pfeeaa
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14
iaieFieIdC Clinic
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14
TIE FORGOTTEN FLEET MYSTERY
By Van Mck Mason

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14

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Notice Is hereby gwen that l.
the undersigned MI FORD.
TRUSTEE. WiII on Monday. July
Y. is4z. within legal hours. 81
the front door II the court house
81 jackson County. Mississippi.
offer for sale and sell at public
suction for cash 70 the highest
and best bidder. fhe following
described land in jackson Coun
y. Mississippi conveyed % ne a..
Trustee - 7 J. Wills on the lSs
day Of February, 1871. ~ Trust
Deed which appears of Fecud ia
Book n pages III 70 1i1. Rec
ord 81 Deeds ~ Trust On Land
~ Jeeksnen County. Mississippi.
said land being described ~ fol.
lows.
Beginning II the useuth Of q.
raxif1e. SAD rawine being Tire
Northern boundary u Ire james
Martin Tract, following sad raw
inc Westerly ~ an angle 81 shout
South e. West g o. near the.
head Of said faslne 10 a
stake ard gam tree marked X
thence 5ozIh - chains. thence
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marked x. thence through the
marsh - Psscaaoakz river. thence
NorfheTig along TIE margin 81 the
river 70 the pEacn Of beginning.
containing $ acres. more 81 lens.
sad tract being . part & tie
James Karin Claim IoafIrua
ton 81 Section 3. TawHzasp III
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tna ~ regular Section Noun D.
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Range 8 West Ihi8 Land Is knoau
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conveyed = J ? Mckay - 1alan
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1901, b. deed recorded II Book
~. pages Ezf So Record q Deeds
q Jacka1n County MIzeppI
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ship : South. Range WNzI 81
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14

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NOTICE

Notice IS hereby oven TT Hse
Trustees II - N6nflease Ean
aaAl1sfs9 Seha3i m1A ffaH5sH pro
a9 - -. purchases = s UtF
tor IT, neN Ntfoi raIz1nz -
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14

Notice s hesthf NAsen that Pre-
posmis wafl he reserved ~ the
Ccants SUpeFlntnaN#Rns - E3aee
tfnn ard Hse trustees 81 tbt mhoois
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me rAnhtM III reMfxea = exaataef
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quality - weil - w SprgsN
rEtiaus ard neede wiH ~ ssippiAed
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:OunirY Boys Found Most Successful
In United States Air Force

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like Captain WrelesK aese from
communities numbering less than
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Nc eH&4
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
10 Earl ALBERT roRCiSk
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upon he StcOna Manday. lhe
isih day 81 Decembe4. lps1 se
defend Ghe suit pensilng sisrfvsn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-14

Fewer than half the states in
the Union regulate child labor Ia
street trades
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Evening star., 1942-08-30
Mccarthy, II, Boxing
Pilot in '90s, Dies
AT Gal|inger
Was Jockey at St. Asoph
Track Before HondIinq
Boxers Sullivan, Lowe

Jerry Mccarthy, one of the color
full and well-remembered figures Of
Washington boxing and racing cir
cles at the turn of the century, died
late yesterday at Gallinger Hospital
He was II years old and had been
Ill about three months.
A jockey at the old Saint Asaph
race track at the south end Of the
Long Bridge, since replaced by the
Highway Bridge, until he became too
heavy to ride, Mccarthy turned to
the boxing game during the 1S90s
as a manager. Among the numer-
GUS fighters he handled were such
well-known washington boys as
Kid Sullivan, Tommy Lowe and Kid
Egan. He, also was manager for
frankie Mann, local boxer and now,
a manager, matchmaker and pro-
moter here.
Later Mccarthy was associated
with Pat O'Connor in "a restaurant
in the 600 block of D street NV,
that was headquarters for many of
the sporting fraternity here, espe-
cially those interested in boxing and
horse racing, on which sports he
was considered an authority.
When prohibition closed the place,
Mccarthy went with the Capital
Traction Co. as dispatcher and re-
tired about 10 years ago.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Mary Mccarthy. Funeral plans will
be announced later.
Evening star., 1942-08-30
|Majeski Leads Way
Jas Newark Nears;
+ i So. -T4s
I Another Pennant
Hy the Associated Press,

b. the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-With the
Newark Bears well on their way to
their seventh International League
pennant in II years, the happiest
member of the club today probably
is Third Baseman Henry Maieski,
who is well on his way to the circuits
batting crown.
With an average Of $40, Majeski
is leading the hitters for the seventh
straight week, 18 percentage points
ahead Of his nearest rival. Gene
Moore of Montreal.
Majeski's average dropped three
points during the week, but Moore
lost five points, slipping to .322.
In addition to pacing the league
in hitting, Majeski leads the field in
hits with 176 and in runs batted in
with 108.
Les Burge OF Montreal hit one
homer during the week to retain his
lead in that department with IS.
Moore leads in triples with II and
Stirnweiss added four more stolen
bases to bring his commanding total
to ST..
Tommy Byrne OF Newark con-
tinued to lead the pitchers Of the
league with Is victories and only
three defeats.