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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-21
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BETTY CAIN HARRIS
CHAIRMAN OE OMEGA WIVES BRIDGE

N'1NINmAN VI O"SNN FSlNeS oN'Oe
The Wives will give their benefit bridge party
Lucy Thurman N,WC.A..... Saturday March 2S at
pm. with numbers of prizes which being donated and
grand door prize the holder of the lucky NUMBER.
Betty Cain Harris is chairman of the affair.".
The wives Will hold their meet Wednesday night
instead of Thursday because Of JOSEPHINE HAiRED
LOVES recital. which they plan attend in group.
(She is the very newest of the WiyesD MRS NELL
DOTSON PLANT will be hostess the meeting which
is to he held her home on Kirby.
And yet other about Omega Wives would be that
of the of ESSELL SAULSBERRY. from Cali
dornia and Arizona.
JOHNNIE MAE McCONNICO is still out there. and hav-
ing lovely time the cutest card real copper
p. says she wiz be coming back this way real soon
OF course You that the SAULSBERRNS are en-
Econced in their ultra, ultra home Eighteenth and
Vscer Friends giving rave notices to
the obiets dart. with which ESSEL has so Hastily
adorned the place..
JOHNNIE MAE was saying that they had spent some
time with PAUL WILLIAMS the architect and that he
had SO graciousy shown them in and about the lovely
Hollywood he has designed which must have con-
trfbuted much to their trip.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-21

Members Of the club met AZ the
Twelve Horseman's club on Wednes-
day. All members were present.
After a brief business and general
discussion Of a spring party TO be
held soon the meeting was adjourned
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-21

MR. and MRS. EDWARD EUBANKS gave farewell party
their apart nlrnt leicester avenue. .honornS JOE
PRATIIER and EDDIE DQNALD. both of whom leave for
camp this week. this Wednesday TO be exact St Car
Bilups Dorothy Miller Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Greene.
Mr. and Jack Hickman Bob Love and Melba Crimes
IL. Edward Donald Blaine skinner Joe Prather ana
Helen billiard Leroy Soles and Geraldine Porter were
among those who attended, JOE PRATfER left last sat
llrday for Atlanta spend few days with his PARENTS
before leaving for camp.
These farewell parties for potential soldiers are becom-
ing more and more frequent which brings home to us
very forcby the fact that the was Is real sure enough
actuaity....
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-21

SELMA NcGLAsKER has per
tectlG luscious nav mink coat, :.
7yh Oh makes Just about the only
.ype OF fur which was missing
from her wardrobe
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-21

- see --l-iss i7-AlaaE-,l- --.lll-NEsS---S
s'agg.rr lrt these DAYS or play
ing very+c-Y. cauL.-.tor- some rea-
son or The ot1c-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-21
AND FAREWELLs co ON AND ON

IfOIIYWOOI HOHIVs ~ lids WtSI-HVu'
tributed so much to their trip.
La gaceta., 1942-07-07

mento No. 33, entire Lakeland
Y Dade City, Sc cor.5 ell tendon
de Aquiles, auilentando a f3
ell nGmero de los que Sc han
herido a 81 mismos. Ell csc cam
pamento, en- protesta contra
e. trabajo abusive en- los p m
tanos.
Este preso fue remitido tam
bien a la enfermeria de Raj
ford.
La junta de ~carreteras del
.Estado anuncio la suspension
del "mayoral' 0 "capitan' de
csc c~ampamento, j. B. STAN
ley. Hace dos dias Sc anuncio
la suspension de ]. E. Robbs,
un capataz.
Las auutoridades del penal,
como 81 ell abuse con los pre-
SOS tuviera relaci6n con la cen
sura de guerra, Sc niegan a per
mitir que los heridos sean TO-
tografiados.
Tn investigator fue nombra
dc aver, a petici6n del gober-
nador Holland, por ell Bur6 de
Prisiones del Estado.
Centenares de peri6didos len
ell pals recogieron va la noticia
y recuerdan la historic pasada
de la Florida en- 10 que al ira
to de los presos Sc refiere.
La indignation en- este con-
dado contra las iniQuidades
del campamento 33 es grande.
La gaceta., 1942-07-07
LA INSORIPCION PARA LA
GASOLINE

Los automOviliStas deberan
inscribirse nuevamente, ell Jue-
yes y ell viernes, de acuerdo con
10 dispuesto.
A los duehos de coches, seg1n
el Sr. Oliver C. Maxwell, presi-
dente del comite que tiene a su
cargo ell registro, no Sc les pc
dira ell sello de $500 para la
inscription, pero desde ahora Sc
les hace saber que sin ell sello
no podran comprar Ia gasolina.
Para comprar la gasolina Sc
debera poner en- ell librito de
racionamiento ell nGmero del
sello.
Sc haran la sinscripciones en-
40 de las escuelas del condado.
A todos los automovilistas Sc
entregaran tarjetas A, de Qua
tro galones a la semana. Los que
necesiten mas gasolina para su
trabajo deberan hacer una pc
tici6n por escrito.
En- todos los lugares de ms
cripci6n sc entregaran las pla-
.nillas para sOlicitar la gasolina
adicional.
Mas de so personals Sc necesi-
tan para ayudar al registro.
Los ciudadanos que deseen o.
freezer sus servicios, voluntaria-
mente, pueden ponerse en- comu
nicaci6n con ell ell Sr. Maxwell,
llamando a la oficina del Conse-
10 para la Defensa, en- la CANA
IA de Concrete de Tampa, tele-
Ifono M S491.
La gaceta., 1942-07-07
CONJUNTA DE LAS
UOGIAS DE LA ORDEN CA
BALLERO DE LA LUZ

Sc efectuara manana por la
noche, en- ell edificio de la ave-
nida Doce Y Gale Diecinueve,
una session conjunta de las To-
gias de hermanos y hermanas
de la Orden Caballero de la Luz.
La nueva oficialida1 de la
Gran Logia dara possession a los
hermanos electos en- cada logia.
Sera un acto brillantisimo.
Componen la Gran Logia es-
los queridos hermanos: Juan
Martinez Martorell, Gran Lumi-
mar; Diego Delgado, vice Gran
Isidro Martinez, Gran
Patriarca; Julio P. Mendez,
Gran Secretario; Ciriaco Rive
70, vice Gran S~ecretario; Alder
to Horet, Gran Tesorero; Flo
rentino Dfaz, vice Gran Tesore-
70; Gran Experto, Eloisa Marti-
neZ; Gran Maestro de Ceremo-
Mas, Mary Garrido; Gran Guar
interior, Ofelia Pita; Gran
Guarda Exterior, Rosa Garrido
Gran Portaestandarte Celestino
Quintana; Pasado Luminar, An
gel Rosado.
FelicitamoS a los hermanos
de la Gran Logia y particular
mente al Gran Uuminar, ell es-
timado amigo Juan Martinez
M~artorell.
Esperase que a la session de
manana asistan todos los her
manoS y hermanas.
La gaceta., 1942-07-07

ASHINGTON.- Doc
tor Hector David Castro, Mi
nistro de Ell Salvador, en-
Washington, pronostico en-
una radiodifusi6n de onda
corta a las demas rep1blicas
americans, que la unidad y
collaboration alcanzadas por
las naciones de este Hemis-
ferio, seria ell Instruments que
senalarfa ell canine hacia una
paz duradera para TODD ell
mundo.
"Afortunadamente," dijo ell doc
tor Castro, eel espiritu de acerca-
miento prevalece en- America; y por
este solo motive, los pueblos ameri-
canos podran ofrecer mas tarde al
resto del mundo la aportaci6n de su
experienced para conseguir que la
%presente guerra no sea ell funesto
Prelude de otras."
FL doctor Castro exhort6 a los
puCDiOO dilACA A(aAAOog q 4AN &c RANF
parasen para un acercamiento y
solidaridad aun mas estrechas en-
los tiempos de paz que seguiran a
la guerra, Subray6 que "los hon.
bres de ideales, como Simon Bolivar,
supieron inspirar a las %rep1blicas
de nuestro hemisferio la idea de
acercar sus intereses por medic de
cooperation reciprocal y estable."
FL Ministro Salvadoreno rindi0
sincere homemade a la labor de las
conferencias panamericanas y a las
entidades interamericanas origina-
das por elias, hacienda hincapie en-
10 deseable que resultaria continuar
la collaboration interamericana y
resolver los problemas del hemis-
ferio a base de medios justos y
pacifcos.
Asimismo, expres6; "Aquf en-
America no creemos que un de-
recho sea respectable solamente por-
que descansa en- la fuerZa de las
armas. Por ell contrario, nuestro
sano idealismo nos dice que an de-
recho esta frmemente garantizado
solamente cuando no necesita de la
fuerza de las armas para mantle
nerse."
Comentando la participation de
su pals en- tratar de defender la paz
e integridad del Hemisferio Occi-
dental, ell doctor Castro asevero:
mi pals entr6 a particular en- la
guerra por resolution espontanea 9
Immediate de su %gobierno, adoptada
cuando otra ~republica de America
fue obieto de un ataque armada de
parte del Jap6n. En- esta forma, FL
Salvador sc asoci6 a los Estados
Unidos de America en- una causa
que lie parece no ser otra que Ia de-
fensa del Hemisferio Occidental
contra ataques de potencias no
a~mericanas."
La gaceta., 1942-07-07

FL 7 de MARIO de 1941, nueve
meses antes del traidor ataque
del Jap6n a los Estados Uni
dos, ell DR.. Padilla declare de
una manera enfatica que. 81
cualquier fuerza extranjera a
tacaba a una naci6n america
ma, Mexico ayudaria en- la de-
fensa del continente america
no.
En- mayo de 1941, expres6 10
siguiente: Gel destino de Anne
RIGA es pelear, y ell pueblo de
Mexico, plenamente consciente
de la causa que abraza, esta
firmemente resuelto a compar
tir csc destino."
Durante su vista a la ciudad
de Washington, ell DR.. PadilIa
reafirm6 sus promesas de So
lidaridad cuando dijo: Mex
co hara TODD 10 possible por Ia
causa comun de la democra-
cia."
"Toda la America deberia
tener un claro concepto de su
future. Existen muchas razo-
mes para Greer que esta guerra
sera de larga duraci6n, y por
este motive ell incremcnto de
la cooperation interamericana
es de valor nestimable para
la seguridad del Continente."
La gaceta., 1942-07-07

LOS LIE HA-
BLARON A A NELSON
Washington, julio Eel je
fe de la Junta de Production
de Guerra, Donald Nelson, Sc
opusO aver a que Sc apruebe
legislation especial en- pro de
la expansion de la gonna extrai
da de productos agricolas; pc
70 dos senadores lie hablaron
con entera clari3ad Y lie di-
jeron que la WPB descuida ell
metodo para hacer ell produc-
to s%int6tico,
"Estamos siguiendo todos
los m6todos y no Sc de donde
ale la idea de cue no 10 ha-
cemos ash" - manifesto Mel
son.
lie dire a listed de donde
sale,"-le contest6 ell senador
dem6crata Gillette, de Iowa
""del subcomit6 de agriculture
del Senado." "Y ALI Sc obtuvo
luego de $50 horas de testi-
monios recogidos en- juicio p1
blico sobre la situaci6n del eau
cho."
Ell senador Norris, indepen-
diente de Nebraska, lie dijo a
Nelson que 6l cree que la WPB
no ha hecho NADIA acerca de la
production de gonna sintetica
extrafda del alcohol.
Elsa es una afirmaci6n in
justa"-replic6 Nelson. "Esta-
mos hacienda algo acerca de
ESQ.,"
La gaceta., 1942-07-07
OTRA NOTICIA DE LOS Ma
ZIS

New York, julio La radio
nazi anuncia ell h~undimiento de
un crucero pesado de la marina
americana por las aguas del Ar
tico entire Cabo Norte, Norue-
ga y Spitzbergen.
Los alemanes asegura que sus
tropas, apoyadas por tanques,
Sc apoderaron de Voronezh, ciu
dad que servia de eslab6n a los
ejercitos rusOs del norte y del
sur.
AL servicio de los totalitarios,
la radio de Paris hace saber que
los teutones avanzan desde Vo-
ronezh en- la direction de Poro-
vino,
La gaceta., 1942-07-07

La barbarie de los sadisttaS
a cargo de c~ampamentos de
presidiarios, continda su mar
cha.
Aver, otro peso del campa
La gaceta., 1942-07-07

INVEST IN

Our boys can take the War to the enemy, if we back them
up with ships and tanks and guns! But that takes money!
Help your Government to put the tools of war into the
hands OF our soldiers by purchasing War Savings Bonds and
Stamps And remember . just one Bond can't lick the
Axis any more than just one gun! It takes millions of
Americans buying War Savings BOndS and Stamps every
pay dayI
Bonds cost $1S.75 and up and they pay you back
one-thlrd more in only 10 yearsl Stamps cost zoe, 25e. and
up soon total the price of a Bond if bought regularly.
Help our boys on the fighting fronts wherever they NAV
>e! Buy War Savings Bonds as an investment for yourself
md your country.
La gaceta., 1942-07-07
EZEQUIEL PADILLA, DE-
FENSOR ARD1ENTE DE LA
SOLID ARIDAD DEL
HEMINFERTO

Washing I'll DR.. FZeQUlei
Padilla, M.n;Stro de Relacio-
mes Exteri0res de Mexico. ma
tenido una variada y bril.an-
te earrert ctmO DIPLOMATS ),
orador, educator, aboga'o,
autor Y hjmbre de acci6n.
Ell DR.. Pajilla, quien visit6
recientemente los Estados Uni
dos V fu6 uno de los mas deSta-
cados delegados en- la Corfe-
rencia de Minister'S de Relaclo
mes Exteriores de las Rep1bli-
cas- Americans, efectuada en-
Rio de Janeiro, ha servido Ell
cargo de Ministro de Relacio.
mes Exteriores de Mexico, en-
la administration del Presi-
dente Avila Camacho, desde
ell mes de diciembre de 1910.
lei DR.. Padilla naci6 ell 81 de
diciembre de 1890, en- Coyuca
de Catalan. Guerrero, siendo
sus padres don Mariana y do
ma Evarista Ponaloza. Educa-
do en- la Universidad de MeXi-
co v en- la Escuela Libre de De
recho, ell DR.. Padilla recibio
cursos para graduates en- la
Universidad de Columbia, N.
York, y mas tarde en- la Sober
ne de Paris.
De caracter amable, ell DIR.
Padilla podria desmentir ell
Zapata y Pancho Villa en- los
hechos de que ha peleado con
guerras civiles. Como resulta-
do de estas actividades, en- las
cuales cifr6 esperanzas de be
neficiar a Mexico, pas6 mu-
chos amos de exilio en- los Es-
tados Unidos.
Una vez de regreso en- su
pals natal, ell DR.. Padilla reno
v6 sus actividades en- sus es-
fuerzos por ayudar a Mexico.
ano de 1922 sirvi6 durante
tres periodos como diputado
federal, v otros dos como Sc
nador federal. En- calidad de
presidente de la Delegation me-
xicana al Congreso interparla-
mentario, que Sc verified en-
Washington en- 1926, ell DIR. Pa
lila contribuy6 mucho a desa-
rro.lar ell experiments de COO
peraci6n entire los Estados Uni
dos y Mexico.
Ell DR.. Padilla ha desempe-
hado tambien ell cargo de pro-
fesor en- la Facultad de Dere-
cho de la Universidad de Me-
xico ,asi como los puestos de
Procurador General de la Re-
publica Y Ministro de Instruc-
cion Publica. En- ell campo de
la diplomacia, ell DR.. Padilla
ha servido como Ministro en-
Italia Y Hungria. Els tambien
autor de varios libros, entire
los cuales son bien conocidos
los que llevan por titulo EN-
la Tribuna de la Revolution" y
LA educaci6n del pueblo"
publicadas en- los amos de 1929
Y 1880 respectivamente.
FL DR.. Padilla fue uno de los
primeros en- comprender que
la solidaridad y la defensa del
hemisferio eran requisites e.
senciales para las Americas.
La gaceta., 1942-07-07

Ellis y Sc les interogara de nue.
vo. Rcaliza INA minuciosa inves
tigaci6n Ia pOiicfa secreta que
manda J. Edgar Hoover.
Los 1ltimos p~asajeros des-
embarcaron anoche.
Del vapor lego de Lisboa, Por
t,,oaI el martes de la semana
pasada'
La gaceta., 1942-07-07
UNOS 800 PASAJEROS DEL
MANDA-
DOS A LA ISLA ELLIS

Jersey City, Julio limos
300 paSajeros del vapor sueco
Drottingholm, que trajo 942 ciu.
dadanos norteamericanos, de la
America del Sur y de otos pai-
ses, han Sido enviados a la isla
La gaceta., 1942-07-07
Ell GRAN CABARET Dr. la
SECCION DE BENEFICEN-
CHA DEL CIRCUIO CUBA
NO

lEsta anunciado rara ell dia
rs, en- ell ballo edificio de la De-
Gina avenida y Gale Catorce, ell
gran cabaret annual de la Sec
ci6n de Beneficencia del Circulo
Cubano.
Victor Pasetti, ell presidente
de la Secci6n, prepare ell progra
ma, en- union de sus valiosos
companeros.
Tocaran las mejores orques-
tas locales, incluyendo a La Tro
pical y DonFrancisco.
La gaceta., 1942-07-07
PETICIONES DE CIUDADA-
MIA

Hlcieron aver peticiones de
ciudadania los Sres.:
Ramon Alfonso, del 1915 de
la calle Aileen.
Xxi Samarkos, de Tarpon
Springs.
Jose Lopez Lopez, 7O1 Selma
avenue.
La gaceta., 1942-07-07
Ell TEMPO

Continuara 81 calor. Proba-
bles lluvias. Temperature mini
ma a las 5 de la madrugada, 78
grades.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
NOTICE TO UNITED STATES CITIZENS or
JACKSON COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI;

Volunteers are needed 10 bring or Civil rro.sssen
Units 10 ample strsngth.
are merely = fIag-waver. who h wiling TO ensy the
benefits az protection 1T the sacrifice nf hls neskhkeF.
then don't voluntes! TO train or % ssEvs. y. nowsssIi
be enrolled 10 that you can BE- assigned 10 TIE Unit u
your community.
Rendering only lip service 70 your country IN time Of
peril. or dodginr. [ not calculated e make enc FEEL
worthy Of being called "A Real American"
city Hai. Paseaaoala. tcAlsf Of PolIes's offics. dsy Or
City Hall. Moss Point.
City Hall. Ocean Springs.
G. II. Krebs' Store. East Side
l.. r. E Store. Orange Grove.
School House, Essztawpa-
School House. Hurley.
Francis J. CIifford's Store, Gautier.
Willis A. Rogers. Vancieave.
for Ts si,; cis., i rsss. sssss. 1 sss specialize, sss ns~ s ssss. s sss men
and women for such service are needed N the following
+. AIR RAID wARpENs. fMen and womsn,. Older
men and women preferable and scattered ever the
geographical area Of the Unit.
2 AUXILIARY FIREMEN. (Menl. Active men with
!. AUXILIARY POLICE. (Men and women). Active
men and women with police work experience, or whose
aptitude would Fit them for such work.
4. FIRE WATCHERS, QMen and Womenl. Similar
qualifications - for Afraid Wardens-
S. NURSES AIDS MEN and Womsnl, who have had
some experiences In sterilization. sanitation Or first.aid
s. EMERGENCY MEDICAL FORCES Men and wo-
men with Red Cross First Aid Certificates.
z. RESCUE SQUADS Men.
g.. ROAD REPAIR UNITS. (Strong, husky men).
3. DEMOLITION AND SQUADS.
fStrong, husky men1.
10. ELECTRIC REPAIR UNITS. TRAINED electric
ians and electrician helpers).
II. DECoNTAMINATION SQUADS. tstroag men
and women).
II. EMERGENCY GOD AMI HOUSING SQUADS.
(Women who can cook and servel.
Enroll at the most convenient plaee and you win BE-
assigned TO squads In your eonaEaunity to serve under
the Civil Protection Unit Of that community.
II. ". GAUTIER. Captain
Jackson County Civil Protection Units
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
Improved Health
Practices Listed By
Health Department
Too Much Feed, Much Sweets And
Rseh Dressings A Few OF
Things Tabeoed.

Opportunities for Al Americans
70 improve health practices we're
called abundant 1T this season b.
Miss GLADYS Eyrich. state Super
visor q Mouth Health, State Board
Of Health. ID jackson last week
Named b. the supervisor a. m
furious health practices which
should 20 into the discard we're
the consumption OF al over album
dance OF food. TIE e0rBing o. sweets
and rlch dressings. and the frantic
preparation Of many traditional
dishes Iasf because We have always
had them
To plan adequate, satisfying
wholesome meals and serve them
Approximately through the Yalsfl1e
Season Mls Egrich called no
small On. i enfaiisd more brain
WORK fur the housekeeper, sf1e sid.
but less foot wofk, and tie ar.
pius food could 50 into the eaiya-
tcn Army pot q into the basket
a . nnedy family The probable
result Mis- Eyrleh bellsves would Be
. healthier. eaim2r. more satisfy
ing Christmas for two families
yours and eus1f needy nefenbor2 :
Declaring aaat holidays are nj
Tery satisfactory for those IL Ne
family having 90 aches ana Pains
that hsEe heen endured for : long
time, A14 Egrteh pointed ou1 uzaE
the holidays offeF Ehe time aud o.
~uanifg - sehesz 40
Hm IL ne senior clam shaak
get nhes TO upper front teen
fixed noH sc sid and johnnie
should be sanL hack - school ula
ntz dental eeTzz1eate
FAznz = aaeET - - DADS bAaoa
pressure ne health worker stated
that - - usAzbfT have : fea
das4 81 - azeasa So : eampas1s
cheek~ao - - ave monsv -
1ala - Us aame - true soF
AozlssF 10 : 81 @ neglect her-
Calling health ne greatest az.st
.he ata4E Ee4E1 q Health can ulzh
for 80 e IA aasnn Mss K7zzsA
-oftaea IL healh be insazsd
|Aroasn neEkdl1 eheek-uu b 1as
pnfaaezaa 80 azallaf. and tHs8 Is
y maintained nro4eh infeIIieent
iaAF HsHaZ Hem. ass oeelassa. s
euEll - aasaz@ an9 if Fle4au
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
Supreme Court


ia" 49,"
married O. sas children o. descend.
ants of children. the win must hs
written not iess than % days b.
fore death ard he person making
The viii cannot leave more than one
third Of his pEopefty 70 such lnsti-
tutions.
Judge o. D Tsyior. Of jackson.
who managed the campaign Nhic1i
resulted In the amendment 81 ta1
M0rtnstn provisions Of the Gtasa
Constitution end who was named
~ chairman Of ne Baptist nmqusnt
CoTnfnIttee - TIE recent sensAuh q
the Baptist state Convention. COM
mentina On TIE decision stated sshe
Supreme Court has nov mace i
clear That persons desiring % %
so may nos write wills ard faake
bequssts 70 ne Christian colIesea
orphanasd4 and hospitals ~ TIE
state wath 1ne full Aasurance ihsmt
The beaussls IRE Legal IN sssET
wsy."
~Ihare ere many psxnons IN enaA
state. Judge Taylor stated, ~nftD
appreciate uae fact G1sat tha imHn
now peFnit tlem 70 rncnentNa
tnFCueh assif wIIIs Tie ohlleaItaaz
upon them = slse : porttgn ~ Eaelf
Possessions . eozns church. cnIleea
hospital O n~fphanaee. SD h It's
wnf = > memorial - usamzesaea
o. Mne 1ssd ere 70 make nahN
Ares cnant fer aood uaroueb a ne
future year,
-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
Coast Guard Patrol
Guarding Harb0r

Organization Of the harksor patrol
for PascaRoulas water front has
been completed. Il waz announced
By Chief Of Police A. ". EkEli. Eho
Is head Of that division of Civilian
Defense for The city. At : meeting
ias1 week there were % men eho
volunteered to serve III that ezas-
HIfy. maintaining 8 z4-neuF daily
patrol Of the river front.
For several days the individuals
and ownsrs o. boats. maintained
tnls patrol, however. earlier this
week the Coast Guard took pc
patrol Of the harbor ard has : boat
On constant duty here.
Although the civilians have halt
ed their patrol work. re oFsanizn-
ton l. being maintained intact end
ea1h Monday night ne meuasrs ~
this unit hold = nesting and On
Wednesday and Friday nights they
hSYe drills.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
TWO ELECTIONS WILL
BE HELD IN DISTRICT
THREE NEXT WEDNESDAY,
One Eleesioa For Jastice OF IRE Peace. uns o. A Baad Issue
At SamS
Time.

Two elections wan be heha IN tte'
Tb1Ea rsSffc3 It Jacksan County
rex WEDNESDAY January 7 tesa
rsae fas . Justice Of tae p~ace 70 CO..
aaz unrxplrwd term Ct TIRE late
LsmAn r. Dxnuy. ard uae other -
Aulhorise 4 hoad issue az fA o0o.
u mA1ch . slmiiaf amount granted
n ere FustcrnI OoeeInment fos
1Esnol Improvement purposes tn TIE
pawAzoala school District
II tlae Justice % me PeAce elnc-
tson there ara fnsar eandtaases VINO
have qualified namely Miss Kate
Denny. who Is nos holding the
offare ~ virtue a an lnserlEn APP
poluttnknt. John C Netnen ST. y.
l. tpetel Mcleod ard ". c UnlzA
w1sfaM Ali are good eiEtzrns and
qualified 20 cono0ct TIE affairs 81
the ofkce properly.
The bond election Is tne second
one called for TIC purpuzr, the first
having failed by . nseaNNr vote
1t Is hoped the second attempt 10
secure the appropriation win be
more successful An editorial on
the knpcrianee Of tire issue mp-
pears In another calasnn. al also
3 story on the subject.
Both elections VIII be held At Eha
same time and BY the same election
officers but two ballot boxes wiil
b used in the Pascagoaia precfnctN
&c 3 number OF voters IN the Tnlrd
District OF the county arr not rext-
dents Of the School DAstrice and
arc therefore ineligible 70 vote there
IN Both elections vii Be held under
the general elction lass Of the
state. and no pou tax receipt Is re-
CURED Of The voters.
i Is thought that = fun vote win
Be cast as The interest Of the vot-
ers IN the J p. election vii have .
tendency 70 set out 9 large number
Of voters that DAY.
-kEMKMRER PEAnL nAkBoR-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
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