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Milford chronicle., 1942-11-20
State Guard Officers
End Army Course
Lieut.. Jacob ii. ROOsa, OF Milford,
Among Those Who Took Training

Four officers of the Delaware
State Guard, including Colonel J.
Paul Heinel, commander, have
completed a week of training in
methods of guerilla fighting at the
Second Service Commands Tactical
School at the Schwanda Airport, in
Hackettstown, N. j.
The school is part of the Army's
plans to weld a civilian army
trained and equipped to combat and
repel invaders.
Other guard officers who have
completed the course are: Capt.
William A. Leach, commanding Of
ficer of Company e, New Castle;
Capt. James D. Quillen, command
ing officer of Company B, Dover;
Jacob H. Roosa, of Com
pany c, Milford.
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Milford chronicle., 1942-11-20
Pardon Board Has
Two Holdovers
Lt.-GOV. MacCOlIum And Chancellor
Harrington Only Former Members


Lieutenant-Gover 1. ]. Mac
Collum and Chancellor w. w. Har-
rington will be the only holdover
members of the State Board of Par
dons when it organizes in January.
]. Morris Harrington, auditor
elect, will replace State Auditor H.
M. Manning; John S. Isaacs. state
treasurer-elect, will replace State
Treasurer Peter S. Collins, and
Lieutenant-Colonel William J.
Storey, named Secretary of State
to succeed Secretary Earle D. Will
ley when the latter becomes U. S.
Representative in January, will
succeed Wiley on the board.
The same changes will take place
on the Permanent Budget Commits
sion as a result of the election. The
holdover members are Governor
Walter w. Bacon and State Tax
Commissioner James p. Truss.
The last meeting of the present
Board of Pardons will be in De-
cember.
Milford chronicle., 1942-11-20
A PROCLAMATION

ut is a good thing to give thanks
unto the Lord" Across the uncer-
tain ways of space and time our
hearts echo those words, for the
days are with us again when, at
the gathering of the harvest, we
solemnly express our dependence
upon Almighty God.
Turn to Page 6, Pleased
Milford chronicle., 1942-11-20
Prevent Deaths Of
Premature Babies
Dredwin Cameron, Health Board
Secretary, Pleads For Cooperation

Last year Delaware had 219
deaths of infants under year of
age and go of those who died were
born prematurely," according to
the report of DR.. Edwin Cameron,
executive secretary of the State
Board of Health, speaking before
the Institute on Care of the Pre-
mature Infant, held last Friday all
day in Legislative Hall, Dover, by
the Board-to show the nursing.
profession the latest methods now
in use for caring for babies be4m
prematurely.
Turn to Page 6, Pleasel
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
OF WAR

CONTINUED from page one1
army p-40 fighter planes brought down three out OF q larger
enemy force with the loss of one United States plane and
another missing in the Indies.
Officials IN Washington announced that plans were being
lid for an Army air force Of 10000 men, All reserves Tor
he army service were called out b President Roosevelt
The Swedish vessel Amerikaland. one Of the largest
freighters in the world. was sunk less than 200 miles OF the
entrance 10 New York harbor. February ,. Il Nas announced
b the navy. Il was reported thai the ship vas t0rpedoed
three times and only II survivors Of the 39-man crew reach
II shore.
There we're signs of gathering japanese offensive at
Manila as American forts al the entrance Of Manila Bay
nere bombarded.
TIE Dutch raised their score Ter s. days q warfare 70
5 Japanese ships either sunk or damaged.
japanese reported that they sank : large destroyer n
ne lava sea-
On the Soviet front the kazis we're reported still resist
.ne the Red forces but al the same time yielding ground.
The Navy announced the los Of the submarine s-ze
sunk IN an accident somewhere of the Canal Zone and SAID
there were onIx three survivors
The Brazilian government ordered the construction Of
afraid shelters and ether eisilian defense precautions. Ar
aenfina established Al army corps - guard ITS Southern Al
Iantie coast and the Strait of Magellan Mexico prepared =
s17S.oo 900 chain q defenze highways and railway lines.
SUNDAY. FEBRUAR ;
The japanese forces beseiginE Singapore grabbed Their
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

Isth. In the Hollywood Radio Sta
ton KFAC
Sponsored bY the West Coast al
esrtising agency the Open Forum
hrsadcasts have become very popu-
lar with radio listeners Speakers
representing the Independent Weld
efs viii BE- Paul Gregory. Les
Angeles Local = Of the United
WelierS. and pau Sheedx. counSe.
Tor the welders organization. with
a AL and Go representative on
TIE defensive END q the subject
FIRST twenty minutes Of she
broadcast to b. given over 10 fiss
minute briefs from each OF he
Representatives, faiioWed BY a Gen
exal round liable discussion and con-
cl4aiing tie hour with E studio
audience question and answer
period
The radio audience. upon conelu-
si1n Of the broadcast VII be- Jeff
with nc doubt II their MINDS as Il
Whaf the Weldens Controversy i
About
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
Partners Football.
Squad In Training

eufEne football prAefsne was start
ed n the Paaeagoula High School
lllix wtek unoer the d1FectAou 81
Coach John Cook. Considerable
interest Is shown among tine players
ard prospective candidates for next
years team and shefe arc &c boys
Mso haxe been working out each
daY.
The training period Miil continue
foE lnrne weeks Fundamentally arr
being stressed ~ the present and
nex1 week the program will call f1g
more strenuous actisily.
AuouQ tne players who have re-
ported ar Eohhs KEEL. Kay William
son. Robhie DaKaeit. Lewtx Webh.
Charles TuTjasea. Charles Coie. Nor
bert Slater. 0regory selsoltes ESeil
TnrnaKe, B0hhf Uoftfnef. Lesfei
Taylor. BobaF Wltcben Henry Gau-
tier. Pete Ayera Lamar Cox. Don
Id Caaexns willie Firth Henry aeay.
Ruhaft Blair. and Joe reetz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
MOSS POINT GIRLS AND
PASCAG0ULA BOYS WIN
IN BASKETBALL CLASH
Exciting Contests Witnessed BY Near Capacity Crowd In
Moss Point Gymnasium Friday
Night.

ne supremacy between TIE Mos
Posnt and Paseasoala h1sh school
basketball teams sas settled al
ieass temporarily. last FTanaY night
wasen the Moss puint girls Esanped
TIE PAsczRouis lzssza IS 8 seore q
- 70 q anc the pAsozzouA boys
finished On the long END Of q Il
= 8 score Tne game Ess witnessed
- aEat Ct the largest eFaxcs q
tire local Basketball season ard tie
Mos Point gymnasium aas con-
foszanly fsllec Wifa spectators.
Tie P1sezeOaa efs xene COM
pietsly oat~paFed b the AEosz POINT
eeztette durlle TIE first haH 81 TIE
eAx1e. bus Settled c0Nn II the last
eeszaan to pas their hosts an even
terms from there O. oHt However
tne1f improvement Ras entirely toe
la1k and llaElr tzzk Nax s HAsaelea
g. during abe ksf tEo quarter
Paced y the stellar sha1s5ng d
1n LEE ElzaffieA. who has nan ths
gun q fne TEFHse saa sea-
E ne Aaz P1znf team 1arg -
3 1ozai o. lE points CURING ire frs
uazrter. n dhe time in1eTuAaan
- called she Moss Pant lead
he Increased 70 q points when
Ezez I'D 2 e G II ne third p
nd toe Panther girls Gus tbs seaa
somewhat snen zhey strengthened
TIER defense baz af tie eks& q
pee period tbey stfn traled b. Il
points
AaEEgflea q; guard for Nos POINT
PLAYED a. outstanding game for TIE
EzezazS
= mp aEd u1ek affair. marked b
1rs4aent errors. ard usually caae
aExeEnife pay. took pace R11en tie
ID boys teams eEassed. AHtnoaRz
Maz Point led through zhe FIR
IEa E without SCORING 3 SIN
- lHH goal the Fauf1efs chaed
wlzu > F1sA = ne final aesslon q
- = to-
: NaG ths Nork q Perry 0aulier.
Substitute forward whose pas has
Ezu one q the bright su1Iz Of uas
Panther IAN curing ne Ua So
eEzl HeeH which zaone aeazn Gau-
~s unefEIu4 workmanship 1t hIf-
-Iz8 4e wicker dEs1-eeutez On az
zzM auzls shoA mcslaea -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
Mac Arthur's Bakers
Bake Bread Under
Artillery Attack

Atlanta. Ca. FEB fi-FFum The
hgtfie SCARED Baian Peninsula last
Heek came a story gl4ich - al
rights. should give more ~cusTfort to
the Z S soldier and ms loved NE
at home. than an tile heruic deco
reUoassfed IN the next hundred
years
The story. 3 United Press dis
patch from Gen AIaeArthursa cam
told IN simple languaee OF q hakesg
nestled IN gullies ana c~aulouflasrH
by trees SCI ~ Is the Quarters
master Corps 3 leu miles from the
front lines Tfik bakery daily prO-
duees several thousand pounds Of
field bread Tor the beleagured
observation-disclosures warriors. Fight
ana men must eat-and they did
The fact thai the osIarfermaster
Corps under constant danger from
sea az and ground attack, confirm
ed 70 supply tie staff Of life to
the fighting ueDns Is no accident
In uacetime and, more recently, In
lar4e~seae manstverA held in flfe
FAtas&@A AA& A0AE &A AAtEH AA1A
2aarleFmaster Installed gigantig1
bakeries which turned Gus millions
Of pounds q field bread.
Bat that's nol all The conditions
under which fhts bread MAS baked
weFe exactly the same as confront
the Qaariermaster bakery on Batan
Peninsula Nifh the one exception
tnat dummy aan6 feH on Tennez-
SET Louisiana and tine Caraltnaz
Whiie me real McC0T rains down
on the Philippine TIE bakers are
literally armed 10 the ieeth and
must pnotccf their OWENS and cough
bins - zealoasly As TIE lnfantrv-
man protects his fIanN preclosfs
supply lines must b. Kept open Il
al times
Yes Uncle sans fighting men
get their bxeaG-ho5 bread. tasts
and ffesh-thanks 70 fhe rasaslrce-
iul aaArtefznasteT. ara uhen fhk
var Is over perhaps the Initiak
2MC VII take or neW and
stronger meaning where ever
Solozcfs are found.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
Moss Point Cagers
Conquer Gulfport
Commodore Team
PanfsefS Inv4ae flEeF Stronghold
Fnr Twin EEEl Tenlrfs4 IndinatinE
Hard Feught GasneN

Tire Knss nesni eaYs and Girls
basket1ail teams scored twin sir
tories ever the Gulfncrf zzirfl School
tsafsk Tuesday niEhi q this wrek
Both e Or Ma Pnsus squad had
Raxp Times IA ulnnltN me girls
ftuishlnr on TIA long End q . e 70
fs enagns and tiae boys winning r ~
Thm Mos pzint T1rerrsses San
rampant assa tie .xstae wat never IN
60Hb4 The Gaifnarf girls wTre
simply ostclns1ed hy tn smooth
wnrkEsse oDponentk Iua Ire snat-
s1sn ard Barbara Walter = usual
ied ll4e weszne fF the stetorA The
saArpsheosinr a these $50 marks
men ARR flar defensive work At fhr
TSzresx 9unrKtA Annie Mae Mans
field. EnsnA Iee 0reexa and Eien
Green wan Toe much for the Gait
port lsxsAex
In the boys division. hEoss Point
came through 10 ean hanGilS A.
though ilaey played spaszno3iraiiy
ntrine Ire eariy sessions. ti1e Tigers
settled duu1i IL the last part ~ the
game ard PLAYED ausslc good ba<kei
bal T1e TaeeFs showed , MARKED
Improvement IL their uhy ri The
pasf few games and indications are
that fhey will - hard - cope wiih
from nov Oh
u 3as nothing E Scr the visit
fER Cosnm0doreN Of 0~uIfFNefs to i0Se
\ game Taley Rave nas tasted We
cory ms season However. they dad
pat up = game fight against iase
TAerSx and az the hall they ffailed
~ ouix i few points
Ray Robertx lAflky ernter for Tire
Moss pnsns team u'ak tire uuikiauu-
isE PLAYER Of the game - time after
time ne retrieved the bah from the
h~aekbaards
Tnr Teers@hxah boys and girls
-Mill play hasik 10 the PaEcagoala
Partners IN the AfoS Point gym
flAzium t6ntRht
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

Col z z Bradley search for 3
iItfh Keniacky Derby winner mat
eud ia Nag. ne ased Calansl bax
neaH u NInninf Nth Bee Ae TIE
ale-stafFIn8 fwo-seaf-oid fnat gaze
AIsab saeh s clos facs IN the Va
den STAKE ~ PanHc0 lzsl fan
Aksan S ne EzHier faxarlte NIfh
Bless Ne Contradiction and sur
hzain ranked as rs ch5ef Hl4ak
While Bless Me IS has DeEos hope
tbs coli Nszna ne b. Hradies-
nfed honz 81 lazI Tou 49, r.
Heaoe = racer nzaE odn7 ears 14s
Colonefs Green ard white eoioHs
BE- Pebble VOC s1Rss7 Hlth fa=
uuu1f 4 the WIdsufr. MELennan.
washington PaEk Haaaaszu aaa
he Hollywood Coo GU. nraasss
eoadlec THIS hozse alena fQr three
seasons hsfoee he fInalif azfe up o.
nm IRE eoIt which had aon anIs
5000 - solo = 1910 = Nr anH
Mr. Edward 8 More = he Circle
- Farm faF &8a Aud 1aen b
EHsale suddenly started aIuninz
Hofee nHHd ana sold = Bradhx
saa owes seeoQaa = pun and -
= them zenr SAKE sIaHeas A.
e4IzeT Bradley Z Hloaa Hnosmz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
PASCAGOULA FOOTBALL
SQUAD GIVEN LETTERS
AT ANNUAL BANQUET
Panther Gridr0n Players Fetea Tuesday Night During
Informal Program Al High Scheol
Cafeteria.

Tsw entire grusbnfi squad ard.
elzeer taa&aTx Of the paaazolls
Fsteh Erssu11 Wpfr entertained a.
the annu4l supper given for uae
~hestegsnNa, osa Messaax nsG3sf 81 thta
meek Letters were awSFgtsc 70 Il
r1eashers of tbs varsity squad
Tt Supper. a chicken ard Mlas-
hesfi salad ard pAs w&s served IA
bnunEeUu& cuAEiiiaes and aAa
tl1nrcMzglaly enjoyed - TIRE % O.
usere bUyx and 9lFN wiao attended
The meal waz aefFso in tfse cafes
terra 81 tle EnErAzmlia HA2h Scisdx1i
Nsstch wAh 4tsraelipely ~ecngatsd
wfsh xkrnnmen&N blue afln red
the school c0lcazMc fruHm TIE
&laandeNsEr baihoas OF Varfes1s
szs &aagH and haes were Hu-
pNHded
y. O. Gil principal az the Pas
rARunia Hkza Szlsooa. was tuaSi-
master ana the tusox4ttpn ank Of
fesHt b Glenn Wl1ittesxntzfK. a
wsnakRF 81 tfle sefnnl facAitf Short
saEks uxse m4ae b Coaches Altar
WA4AAHN4A &AA %AAtA 1AN8a ~N
5zaafuy pa9xelf ~ nhe football
team Mr. Wlilttznousw E4e4yr
1znIth head cheer leaGkex Heuyf
1<w1nseu. captain Of fae Pee Wees
team Leo K0Sfrmasef OF flsK DAILY
Herald nE,a Norman l. Moran Of
LR Clxronsese-Eta4.
The NHNAkxTs pniG trshsate a. flse
enxraxe ard discrimination shown
= TIE uaayEFH msso newer cit fight
~ ID the IAee q repeated defeats
dHz1zIE a Disastrous eeaE1Ea CoEnpll
nnarfs Also meye paid JACK Dear
fuFFsrr cnneis Of lau PEI Weea VINO
II fao9 IL training Hiih the u s
Army air cnxgNz. r A. Etubhefirsa
director nf flae band Mr Whittier
halrR and Manfred Parker. ntao had
charge q the TICKET mhs supt T.
X wells. ard gae ele~slcaaerk
Fu&iOwtnE tine 1inN a. ths talks
fhe awards were presented 10 she
EArtoxrB players named aS ktternaen
EaIaE1nuare niAle sweaters with the
rxx initial p CT fhf front we're
presented q 9esse Stone. sfu Mar
~ PesltonA GUARDS. ChaFt@ Tm-
tuAen ard eweii Hewlett ends
ClzAsaH cole. tackle Lewis Wehb
Bunoy DaaKets. Ray Williamson
ard Bob ken backs ard Bill
Skinner. center. TNee PLAYERS Egan
1lRels fif44 Inssilaall letferk during
flee past seaansz.
Tie paaFEss wis Nere rsafHea Is
Aefgermen for tlsf aeeo4ac tinae were
awarded gold tootbails They we're
Etauy ScfliiereH. Dan Saafters ard
Ii TAeicuenxE. eno& Hiiz Roberta.
nxElexs AxnHrt GlaleT. tackle afae
MaFTay Clark bach
To players Nf1o Ntfe awarded let
t4fz for tE1H third time and Wfso art
ke1afeEx mefe presented with heasfti-
ful red wHnoEen hlarketx hoxaefed u
kue wsfh fhe ietief p ia the
tzzzIeF. These were gwen Captain
3nag DaEsesa, end ard Pedro
EA hck
rrnnpisnaents also wefe paid q
Lamar Cox and Joe Siielets man.
aaers az the team. Ki1o also were
H4s<n goae f0oteaiix
TIE meaI wak prepared unaer TIE
supervision q Mrs ExnestkEa reas
Znnznps0sa hGEzat economies tnaclseF.
&c H2x served D the gafh a. tlfr
hazzae economics department.
FuAnxiEa the supper Aluse A.
iszsafng ard the hossae-eeoHoanias
Hsssszfala enjoyed dancing for several
DHEx Music NAs furnished ~ fltt
-Rcula High Sefa0li swing band
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

Partners with their balance Of
power.
The Girls line-up
Paze4KUaia Poster ! 4 fg. : f..
Coz. Z. Walker. 4 ] e , rs ; e.
Andersen. I. . = 2 IL. ? &c. srit-
zer. & ] fc. Richards g. ! Is PM
mt { > K. MoSS Pnlnt-Shattles.
I. Is 6 , fig. : e. Walton Z IFS
? fg. : ic. TAYLOR. I > ig 2 flg
Evans Z. Mansfield 6 , &c. +
Green !. I fc. Z l. Green. &. ! *,
Bgrc Z Fsgearu 4 L1oss3 &
TIE baYs lGne=Eps.
MOSS POINT g.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13


Il he beats Zale. Khat as it7 Jaxi
a heavyweight whipping = middle
weight
while 10 o1le IS laying ans heaxy
SUGAR on Yale there are E few ex-
peFfs along Bash Boulevard who say
tisef Nonx - SURPRISED Il Tony gels
lie DUKE One O uie& l. Chris
Dundee. whose boy. George Alb
rams was beaten some months AKo
rs Zase. Tor Efe miaalewetRllf
championship
Thla zase. ayS Dundee is q
toaEh hahy lies fast q keo1 boxer
ana 3 pretty naE aarehef, Hsis al
Navs In saann ana mas been conal=
ttoalng aosn ia Hot spFingf for
TINS bout ! think Re has prepared
To- + mueb more seriously Ehan nas
Conn
Conn takes q punch vel and S
Fathet hard 60 III around the heaa
b. hes easg to punch ia the neaY.
AHd this Zak Is some boeH -punchef
Nhat be did 10 ny Abrams was =
slzhf Gem took 8 terrible beating
around TIE bode from Louis an1
maybe he hasns Rasier ever Il set
Billy nrs sesan 10 ike those MO
flf NailonN Zale hands CIT.
Ellis hzs haG Two fights agalns.
n~eaxywesenlE aimee he returned &
tie ring Some seeks azo and hf
DIDN'T lock 50 hoI either time. H
heat Henv Cooper aud J y Turn.
- Ana ] hear Turner Nho va
kaorkec OFT ~ oue round b. votns
Tami MauneiiQ kept Baig cusy 81
evening Conn I'll baye - Improve
o. these performance i be e..
poets % whlF zzle
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
Billy Coma Meets
Tony Zale Tonight
b. DILLON GRAHAM
Sports EDITOR


Rev York-Blliy Cain fights
Tony Zaae IN q l2-roandeT III Madi-
esu Square Garden February - ane
! cant figure OFT why tge Pitts
hufgh Kid ever agreed 10 TINS one
sure heM b. favored 70 Nin-hnt
II he doesn't he may be blowing q
share OF that miiilon-oeIlaF gate
against Louis Ia june. Bllls'F get
plenty 10 lose and not mtlch 70 gain
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION


R4a vssit the sntinR a. e8reGlpn
aFeenefa 81 jackson Coa1nfg Mr.
ssassun foF ane purpose 81 regis
terlng pe1asnz eputine g reaistaF
sssr slae 50 issue exemptton err
ufgcatea ~ SRI a. anpaicafn non
Tax raae.asa "a persons - vutt 0n
lhe DAYS ann d2fes ~ feihowS TO-
wi
ORANGE GROVE PRECINCT
Mondag March i8 1852 from 1
ers5R ? ~ e 10 o'csoek p 81
WADE PRECINCT TUESDAY
March r. 1912 ct Grover Carriers
siofe from 10 a NJ - p ~
BIG POINT PREcINcT-Mea-
nssday March Is le41 st former
sesiooi buiinin2 from In p NJ %
81
PECAN PRECINCT - THURSDAY
March - Is&2. fFon ! oaelock r ~
O. 3 r n
HURLEY PRECINCT Pridg.
March b is42. at Oibaons store.
from 9 A X tosP N.
RREoIE PRECINCT Monday
March =. 1912. al wla rannsers
Aieat Market, from i p A. 70 , p "
LARUE PRECINCT Tuesday.
March "A 1852 a. Wnkerxens Resi-
aence from II ~ p "a % ? p. NJ
BLuFF CREEK PRECINCT -
Wednesday March rs. fss9. NJ c /.
Does Store from 3 A n 10 4 p NJ
SOUTH P~AscAGouLA PRE-
CINCT-T hursnas. March af. 1857
from 2 p ~ 20 { ~
MOSS POINT PREcTECT-Fri-
d. March n. ls42. az City Hall.
from 2 A N 70 { p N.
EsCATAwPA PREcTNcT-Mon-
dax March 20. 1892 n Dovnys
Store from - 20 p NJ top NJ
CARTERvILIE PRECINCT
Tuesday. March 81 1872 at school
house, from 10 q M to $40 p. II
OCEAN SPRINGS PRECINCT
"Wednesday. April /. lsz2, at Town
Hall from 2 A N. to I p NJ.
NORTH pAsCAGOULA PRE-
CTNCT-Thursday. April 2 1885,. ct
Community House. from ? P. M 10 /
p 81
JACOBS PRECINCT Friday.
April 3 1912, al 81 Martin school
House from ! P. II 70 : p NJ.
EAST SIDE PRECINCT Nor
aay. April 6. iaz2. at WOODEN Mil.
from y Noon 10 , p. Al.
LATTMER PRECTNcT-Tuesday
April 7. 1912 at David Delancey
residence from Il so p N. to 3 P II
FoNTAIgFBIEAU PRECINCT
Wednesday. April g. 1852 al Com
munity House. from ! p. M. 70 4
? NJ
WEST PAscAGOuLA PRECINCT
THURSDAY. April 8. 1852. from ?
p NJ to4P NJ
SCRANTON PRECINCT At
Court House-Any time except on
above days. hours and dates.
July J. 1872 being four 81 months
av ths date Of the General Election
70 be held this wear. is the last date
to register and be qualified - vots
IL otherwise aualifiedt IN our pri-
maries and general elections 10 b
held this wear 1872
The above Is for the purpose o
registering men and women who ar
eligible % register and who havs
never registered. and Is not intended
for any person 70 re-regisfer. unless
the person has moved to new pre-
ctnet. or where q lady has married
since registering in such cases they
should fe-reRiStcT.
Registrar win also or said DAYS
and dates Issue exemption or du-
nlleate certificates or duplicate pol
tx receipts ag the case may t-
This the 10Th day Of February
A D.. 1892.
W c HAvESS
Chruit Clerk and Tx-Officio Regis.
naf Of Voters. Jackson County
Mississippi.
a-Ha en- ~ as Az "a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
Welders' Dispute
To Be Broadcast

HOLLYWOOD Cal Ma Is The
NeaarFs Controversy About all be
the suniec9 discussed User one fsouw
Open Forum Radio Broadcast sun
oay evening : - 8 2 & Febsuagx
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

ances surprised the Colusie8 was
Bo1xy Thn s1n Of Rine LArkzpur
va Taeed without xsanreM Tor three
seasons He sold Cor 500 ana-nr
NOE naorr than $1,000 Inst year.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Ossie BIuege to Pilot Mats;
@. u, Nd. Win; A|sub Victor

With baseball headed for the
mothballs, one big question STIR
ring Washington fandom was set
tied yesterday when President
Clark Grif1th announced appoint
ment OF Ossie Bluege as manager of
the Nationals, succeeding Bucky
Harris. Playing here 20 years,
Bluege spent II years at third base.
His contract is for year. The fig
ures were not disclosed.
On the racing front, Alsab turned
the tables on Whirlaway in the IN
mile New York Handicap at Bel
mont. An outsider split the two
headliners though, Obash running
Alsab to a nose finish, with Whirl-
away third. In the Champagne
Stakes at Belmont, Count Fleet ran
the mile in 1:3445, for a new world
record for 2-year- -olds. At Laurel
Vincentive won the Maryland Fu-
turity and Riverland the Laurel
Stakes.
In football, George Washington
dropped from the ranks of the
undefeated, losing to The Citadel,
14-2. Maryland kept on winning,
downing Rutgers, 27-l3, and George
town rung up another victory also
defeating Manhattan, 81.
Upsets continued to marx the
Evening star., 1942-10-11

Thursday that henceforth attacks
on the city would be confined to
artillery and bombing since the Ger
man objective had already been at
tanned.
This announcement was inter-
preted in Moscow as a German ad-
mission that their unsuccessful at
tacks on Stalingrad had proved too
costly. Soviet mention of artillery
and mortar fire suggested to OBJ
servers that the battle already had
settled down largely to a duel be-
tween big guns.
Heavy Losses Claimed.
Northwest of the city, the COM
munique said, German battalion
managed to cross to the left bank
OF the Don in one sector, but bv
sunset had been forced to withdraw
to its former position after suffering
heavy losses.
The exact location of this OPERA
ton was not stated, but it was be-
lieved to be in the area where the
Russians have been pushing SOUTH
ward along the left bank, rolling the
German left flank back toward
Stalingrad.
In another sector northwest of
Stallngrad, the communique said.
(See RUSSIAN page A-1o7-
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Government Girls Will Finish in the Red
When New Levies Cut Into Their Budoet

Prospective tax legislation will
pose problem in deficit financing
for the 81 .440 government girl"
She will fail by approximately
$3.50 to balance her budget if she
conforms to the Labor Departments S
conception of minimum living
standards and at the same time at
tempts to meet. the demands of
patriotism for 10 per cent invest
ment in War bonds. II she forgets
about the bonds, there still will be
lag of around 500 between in
come and expense.
According to the Bureau of Labor
Statistics of the Labor Department,
'the annual cost of maintenance and
protection of health for a woman
worker living alone in the District of
Columbia" is $1,313.08. This takes
care of rent, food, clothing, trans
portation and such other essentials
as clothing upkeep, personal care,
health, recreation, vacation, church
and charity, organizations, savings
and insurance, and miscellaneous.
The last-named calls for 1885.
Savings and insurance total go.
The hrst, and inescapable, levy