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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-17
Changed Viewpoint

Did the voyage cure you Of
your insomnia"
Absolutely"
We'll, that must be a relief
1T certainly is. Why, l lie
awake half the night thinking Of
how l used to suffer from IT,"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-17
VISITING HERE

Mrs. Mario Valdez and son,
Hector. of Tampa. are spending
a weeks vacation in Key West,
which was formerly their home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-17
GIVEN HEARING

Will Edwards was bound over
on $50 bond on a vagrancy charge
by Justice of the Peace Paul
BoySen Friday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-17

A tornado often runs its entire
course in less than an hour.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02

~AmerIcan SchooIs and the War IS the theme 81 > Cur.
xfcuium Conference Il be held IN the George Peabody College
for Teachers IN Nashville. Tennessee, on Julv 13. "A. amh Is,
1917 The conference will be- attended by leading educators
throughout the South. and the discussions viii be ii panels BY
men interested OF engaged IL the section Of eaucati0n indicat-
II hn the NATURE Of the subjects
The Introduction 10 the program states that. Modern war
#aaed with > nafons total resources The conference viii
fHh.1aer the role ~ the school ii the war effort Three major
zzHt&ctx viii be discussed America At War. Education In
Time Of Var. and tire World After The War"
Tom = Wells. the superintendent Of the city sch0nls Of
paxcneuuln. i on the panel fnr the discussion Of the subject.
~TrainfnE foF War Industries ard Services. BY reason of the
hinh plarr that pascagOula has taken as a war industrial
center. and b rcasnn # The fine vocational school under Mr.
Wells supervision The introduction of this panel. II which
~. Wells viii he : part. saws Tho use Of the productive
enparilY 81 v0uah involves. among either things. guiding youth
ITO the nust effective services developing industrial and
zzentifx uaSkerS- training IL farming and farm mechanics.
1nachinn sub3ect matter useful il the armed forces
Nj. Wells and rascagoula are each 10 be congratulated on
ms recognition paseag0ula gels 3 a vocational center.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02

q hetfeF report - make for Mis-
sissippi al the end Of the month.
We urge the school children Of
Mississippi 70 gather up and sal
wage waste material Of every kind
and sell Il IN order that Il max
BE- properly used N the war effort
FRYE hundred pounds of scrap
steel wiil make ane JOG uuund
bomb. the scrap 81 one oia pas
senker car viii produce 1850
fN4afNa - oGFuF HEs1 aEFl rfEFh -
are confident that our school chill
dren vii help the natlon reach
its goal % sending fifty million
tons 81 scrap metal 10 waf fac
tories This Is on e0f the most ct
fecApe ways Of zenderine patriot
ic service or the home front
We possibly have on foot the
greatest thrift campaign n our
national history School people
are urged to ecanomize II brief.
to yin ths war we Hsuss conserve
and utilize oar American N.
sources
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
Warming Against
Palman Bill Given
Properly Owners

rainsink aaaf that 6huaad N
proposed palnan bsii he passed
oNmsfs 81 commercial real cstssc
waaas8 face 4 Threat r. lheu prpp
erty Nhscb seefas 81 aefioas nat
i might even ~ termed ; eagital
eanfiscafion q capital FREDERICK
? Champ of Logan Utah has b.
SIZED a warning statement -
menhsrx 81 tire Mortgage Bark
en Association o. America ef
when he Is president
The bll III 4 656o sponsored
by canRreasaaan patmanf pro-
vians thai anyone whose pfinrtpal
business h in articles ii eofumudi
tea coming under the government
rattaninN SYSTEM. eau institute
legal proceedings % b. fully re-
l5eved of hn disabilities undef q
lease sno partially relieved under
= mortgage Of TRUST decd
Tae biz. in effect says that
anyone 80 affected has the right
10 srek 70 be relieVc6 81 ons q the
rrsnetpai itenas IN hia operating
1expenkcs-hhs fnng ct. II his pF0p
effy m moftxaKed his principal
payments Thus has obligation Is
shllted 70 ife property owner Be
cause war has brought faiinnmg
Il b proposed r. make the proper
y owner assume unr Of fhe prin-
|espai burdens resulting from \;
while relieving the renter a. ihe
n~iufteaaef 81 his obligations Nos
many Suggestions made ia the
past ~ wars. Il would appear. 50
fiagrantly vinlaic The kscredneks
Of = mutual contract Champ
said
AutnmUhlle. tire and frlrigefa
tar dcaleFa are obviously within
TIE scose of the proposed leaisia-
|tIon cnssceiwable hardware. shoe
ard III sorts ut dealers might ~
embraced b lhe Law later. Il h
entirely conceivable that before
the war has heen brought to .
successful eunciasssn. : large part
q our commercial renters or
moFigaaers might have : right to
- loT this relief Many u these
properties etc owned hy lnsiitu
uonx o. tire loans on thcm are
held ~ institutions They. n turn.
represent millions o. poiscyhold-
erz who will naturally be adverse
= affected b. the Law
In has communication. Mr.
Champ declared hc did net know
what Tar possibilities were ioF Inc
hlii becoming a law but tttas Il
ought 70 be opposed in Ms opin.
san
i fuils appreciate the motive
beh1nd ihr hlli and the desire 10
help tire small business man who
uiiuxzEkn M faith ri Inn uwu flFlt1s
ha business rurtaiirss or smut
down entirely Bat there 5 err
M reasun 70 ash the prop
perry owners a8 make al the sac.
riftcc4
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
Coulter Womon's
Club Sponsors
Successful Show

An outstanding event Of the
49, NUUlufIy nc r1urdfzfTfaE1N
maa ! style and Flower shou'
Nhleh was sponsored by the We-
mans Club Of GautieF. On the
afternoon 81 Thursday MAJ 81
i was held IN the Gauties
NehouI where arriving patrons
we4r greeted b. the club pfesi-
dHnI hrs z D Townsend and
nther members
II The flower department there
were 81 exhibits Of unusual arts
Try IN which Mrs Conr0y cap
hafen FIRST prize fof EIadiols which
she had grown ard which were
arranged hy Mrs. lane wllkarzon.
MFx Matthew Davis captured :
second prize for Easter lilies
grown BY her and also arranged
IS HRS Wilkerson
The style show took place On
the stage and At It's cuuclusieE
Airs Ava Cu4Iiatte Mas awarded
Efkt prize for . dress that she had
maae herself The second prize
weut - Mrs Katie Roberts fos
3 dress made y her.
Tne judges sof bOth floWers and
styles were Hiss Addle Hester
and M1 KATE Lee the former
state superVisof. and the latter.
Program Planning Specialist from
he State College. and Miss Ruth
Cam Jackson County Home
Demonstration aeent
\ zharf talk o. flower arrange.
menl was made 81 Miss Hester
end : brief discussion or cIathe.
ecanuzns was made by Mrs Lee
Following the style shaN &
aroaar a talented young people
* lautleT gave . program q
sings and dances
= free viii offering from eacf
patron melted = nice sum 81
money Tor the chit
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02

gins Just enc q fhr home to~n
boys of the armed forces. ] Wanl
10 tel sou and me paper company
that I'm mighty glad 70 reeesve
the ChFonicieS Star every week
Il le8 me knon ~ the happenings
al ou rcify ard county and quite
q fe~ ether things that are Euing
on Il kind Of peeps me up when
I read Of the real happenings Of
home I would ike for ali e my
friends around to read this. il
possible. ! know they will be in
terested Panama Is quite . place,
At times very warm I'm trying 80
make the very best OF IL Ny
soldier friends here with me viii
take care 81 anything that takes
place within sight or hearing. 50
don't fool your huddies. This IS
one Is going 70 be hard t. 60
through with War. war. we're IN
one . real hard one. Don't let
anyone fool you into believing
that Panama isn't > fine place.
Just Another Soldier From
pascagoufa
r S. we will win We've got
what il takes
The letter Is p0stmarked Camp
naraiSo. Canal Zone
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
VandverLeiier

Russell EIlzei. Executive See
HeGa4 ~ the SalsaKe-foF-viciory
rxoza min Mississippi informs
~ TT the federal authorities are
ealing for fiItx million tons q
scrap metal foT var factories tbs
sHar = his frs report 81 Wash
meEnn Mr. Leland Speed Char
aan d the SaivaEe-fof-E.eIory
pzasram IL Mississippi informs
has euilecied = 90 tons q metal
- zoEzz ~ scrap ruhhef. f.E1 tons
= panar. ea iank e pursap hzzs.
Nr Speed states lat be vi have
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
mop q Dream Lands

Lasf xeek. when President Roosevelt got mis- famous joke
that thr b9mbine q Tokyo was b sirplanes from the base e.
Shangr1Ia. the mythical land which was the locale of 3
wonderful boob. The Lost Horizon" which also was pictured
u ; beautiful movie bg the same name. ; German radio an
noEnoeT beeame eoHIaseo and TOOK the presidents Joke As .
statement q fact. aiding thai The location vas not otherwise
described D. Roosevelt
Nos comes the Aew York Norld-Telegranm and prints .
map showing the location Of the mythical base. In the center
= the map IS an irreeulariy shaped land Labelled sShangri-
-" surrounded b the following tabled lands Graasiark
Piatos Republic. Yongy-Bongy-Bo. Utopia. Nirvana. Limbo.
NaIhala- Land OF Nod. Erehwon lNOwherel Kingdom By The
6ea. ard LIHaput Land Pictured II each q ihe lands IS some
nlace e. character made famous II The story 81 the land For
zastauee. 2iTxana ~ : purple cox. the erampets tree and 3
Wanna 1ana RiFl. Limbo mas Pegasus and the River SIX. and
CHER places made famous II mythology o. nursery rhyme
a1e shown o. the map.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
.. s Fl0g Symbol Of Power And Freedom

GesseraI George G Marshall. army chief-oi-staH. IN an-
aseAins ) elakS nf gradnater II ihe u s Military Academy at
Wesa poAnE. said. w are determined thai before the sun sets
O. this terrible struggle our flag viii be Tecognlxrd through.
out the xuxld as = symbol Of freedom on the ore hand, and Of
overwhelming power m the other"
He went on further 20 say that by the end uf tins year
0r arms would total nearly 4.so0O00 men. instead Of the 81
e10.0Do formerly announced lie told the graduates that IN
two weeks fhry would Aj0dn this great citizen ARMY, In
physiuue. II natural ability ard intelligence. the finest per-
Aonnal IN the world
Generai Marshall told the class that the people were
s0lidiy behind The army. supporting fundamentally every
measure faF she prosecution Of the war, ard they aFe meeting
win ealm uouraRe the virisztsaes ~ : war extending 70 the
four rurnerS If the earth"
Such sse true. The war viii he wnn bs those who stay at
h0me and sscrificc. Is well Is those who bear the bruni Of
batle.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
Getting Acquainted

II gasoline rati0nInk comes and there is little dotfht
that il viii then wei have t. spend more time Al nome
and vel become better acquainted with Our families Nearly
every privation has is e0mpensatlon-Wes Point lines
Leader.
This reminds one q the story Of the business mar vao
Was a cnmmuteF into , big ciiy every day. seldom seeing ms
family except At night after che children were put 70 bed one
evening when he came home he found ore little one r sane
SOFT ~ mischief and gave her 3 little slap TIE little erI ran
= Der mama and cried Name thai man who sleeps n onr
house slapped me"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02

Usually tie man vino tries - make money On the farm
fails. bnt sme one who tries 70 live Oh the farm usually makes
money The rural youth Of America is the greatest hope Of
agriculture. but this hope will be N vain i the youth falls TO
realize the importance u cooperation, organization and social
ard economic plans The boys and girls who g back to the
farm from high scn0ol OF college must realize thai they viii
Rave 70 work study and plan. lust the same aS their classmates
who snent into business ST industrs. If thes expect u D sue
cEzsful- Because farming Is . more complicated piece q buSi-
Hes than most other enterprises. agriculture hold . bright
future Tor youths Of Ameraca 4 they vii only pu1 forth the
same amount Of study and effort on the farm As they would
b required 70 do II any other business American rural Youths
ear make agriculture the greatest industry IN the world II
hey viii only take i seriously and have faith N God our
Supreme knleg-kxtraci from the graduating address Of .
girl student II Europa High School.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
Hurley School
Hos New Principal
For Coming Year

Prof LIston DrauEhn. ROUTE 2.
Riehton. Miss haS been selected
IS principal q Tire Hurley cor
snlinatcd school for The coming
rear MT Draughn was IN pasca-
g0ak nne day LAST week t. confer
win A r MeBehee. county super
mlendcni Of education and wss
3 caller al the Chronicle Star and
Advertiser office He was aecom-
panied here ~ his wife ard
seeeu4ycar-olH daughter and
james Robert Black George e0un-
= representative The nFaushn
family viii move To Hufie. before
school opens this fall
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
News And Notes
Of Our Men n
Armed Service


Wednesday marked The arrival
Of Carl FafTef from Orlando Pa.
airbaAe. on q ten day fariomKh
which he win spend with his pat
ent4. MIR. and Mrs Charles Fer
req. s07 Porter street. Paseaemln
Among the boys who arc homEI
on fuFl0ugh t Corporal 4 u
ZclgAer. who arrived "Wednesday
from Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. to
visit hix parents. Mr and Mrs
Sam zeigier. On Rallroaa slfeei
Cadet J D Blades wno uaa re-
GENTLY graduated from an a. mr.
chanic2 school Al Sheppard Field.
Texas has now been transferred
u Santa Monica Calf. where az
Is with a Lockheed Aircraft d.
tachmen, at Edgewater Beach
Cmap near that city.
4 soldier writing home tells 81
a gracious thing that IS bcine d1ne
D. q church near ms camp. ~
each service as : soldier onfets
the building his name i secured
and ~ SOHO pnint in the service
sss=4e=$ < .Ae aess a
IN the hopes thai IN this way some.
soldier there may be ahle 70 com
TACT Someone from his home town.
ct locality. Il Was thus that lhis
particular soldier got IN touch
wilh one frtam Lucedale and hasn.
were made happier thcreby.
-
FIogd G Byrd. who Is stationed.
81 the Headquarters 81 the 8th
Naval Base al Now Orleans. was.
here Sunday for a visit 10 Mrs
BYRD
Corporal Ellsworth Hilliard
who Is stationed ~ the paseag0ula
army herrnatlun camp haS re-
turned from = ten day fufloagh
which he spent with has parents
n Toledo. Oni0
pnenflSs Crane WIN IS with the
T5fxf Infantry medical detacn4
ment co X. with bus divntan has
been transferred from Camp FuF4
rest Tenn. t. Sauli S. Marie.
Mich
This very welcome letter aeacn
Cd the dcSk = the With our
Men editor this wreck is 10 an
q the folks back horne ara II be-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02

Throughout the nation college
and high scheol placement bp
reaus report hundreds 81 neu'
types Of iohs ready and WAXING
for ambitious girl graduates. in
fields heretofore firmly closed 10
women
War Industries are taking woFn
en- II Increasing numbers IN
their ali out program Of prDaac-
lion. Airplane companies are
among the many hiring girls to
do work that was never done b.
them before the war
Many distinctive paths arc
available 70 the college girl who
has taken q general academic
course II she has . good head
for figures. with a short training
course she can do mathematical
work III an unlimited number IL
fields.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
MEMnEn ASSOCIATED pHE8s
Ard
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION

-FnEEDom O. TIN PRESS dss mi uivs . Newspaper
ne risht - puhizh sskrdnia aEtaek lnnsssni lnaaxiaaslz g
huafnssa firms MeIShes asee FREEDOM Ct SPEECH 1--WE tH
HnafwfdasI lhn siuht q ~ aameax tire repassfken 81 eatsa4ading
eIHnanzs attnnh fhe coznmunitYh lssdtn1 institutions. HsE start
wt&seazsns eau4pafanz for the znAs reasan Of disturbing TIE
nnhAx pears. Te wSezafs thn abowe rights sd pxiwiAn0NN = %
am4anssE ta ftshAa sd happiness ct all
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02

have been gwen similar jobs il
this organization Other firms that
have hired Copper Union snsarn
students this year for the first
time include a sheet metal com
pane and several aircraft fac.
tories
while insurance companies
have employed thousands af girls
as policy writers slenographers.
clerks and secretaries. fhat fer
merry was the extent Of their
women employment II WIS Il
most impossible for q gsgl =
crash into an actuarial job That
situation too has changed. rs evf
aenced BY requests that Hunter
College has had. Insurance com
panies are now allowing girls t.
take actuarial training and gre
anxious 10 place them. Also open
20 wsamen are Jobs As insurance
inspectors and investigators
During the last war. women
emerged into banking and adver
Using. This war IS turning them
into the field Of chemistry A STIR
veF made by Hunter College Of
$50 chemical houses Gin every
state n the unionl showed :
general enthusiasm % use gifis
IN analytical positions
War Minors"
Colleges haze arranged their
courses Tor certain types o. train
ing n the present emergency. Al
Barnard College certain courses
have been grouped into War
Minors 70 help the students pre-
pare for positions II government
service OF in private industry.
Students may choose their Faaior
in the subject they like best-fine
arts for exampie-buf BY taking
q ~War Minor can at the same
iine equip themselves for work
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
BovineAL Lousy Time

The German High Command explained i al aNay as >
10. &6es said ira he soldiers had tHeaehs Il funny 20 PIT
hee lie y The letters they seat home. They told wives and
parents ~ - affair any significance q re c00tis fhat drop
ped OF . The envelopes But they warned them e XII the lii
- creatures Immediately ard forbade ar such tricks Ia The
future Iypnls IS no E Joke q TIE German High Command.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02

The Russians. who dug zip the story. had a different ex-
PLANTATION They said that the Nazi troopers were using the Ice
II evade the censorship A louise II = letter told more eloquent
Il than any words what conditions were like on the eastern
front
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02

and efficient Is encincef aids
which includes inc clerical work
for ffse engineer. IS veil as draft
ing and layout work, testing and
anaivzing Miss Hammond saws
Airplane. chemical. and optics
companies are taking girls and
training them Tor these jobs
While i was news last wear for 4
girl 10 get a drafting iob. this
wear Il Is common Hunter Col
lege viii place 3 hundred Or more
graduates IN tins type OF work
this wear Guix with two vears
Of physics are very much II de
mand too They receive as many
as ten offers for 5 sob
The same optimistic repor.
comes from Guy Gayler Clark
dean Of the Cooper Union Art
School he SAYS.
Tradisionaliy male minded en-
gineefx who used 10 ban women
from their offices and shops are
nov counting female craftsmen
and designers with tempting Of
ters of employment The govern
menf in order 70 release ahie
bodied men fer military service.
IS seeking waoTren who can weld
a brush or a drawing pen
Naval Architects
As 3 sign Of the cneineer
changing attitude toward women
employees. Dean Clark cites 81,
case u ) New York firm Of naval
architects which . few months
age hired lts first woman drafts
man Since then Dean Clark
ADDS. SIX Of the girls classmates
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02

The principal Of using aowdeg
Il propei shot was knaWn N The
fourteenth century
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
Wsmen EnulnseIs

Even the age cid barriers
against women IN engineering are
hping swept away. Girls who
have taken one course eaen IN
physics mathematics and chem
istrx. 81 > fun maior IN any one
Of these. viii 60 into 3 large num-
haaa - sAh4 a 44ssassAaAssssn a1ae
This VIII release trained engin-
eefs for the more important
work These Jobs. according 70
Miss Josephine Hammond. dlrec
tor Of the Graduate Placement
Bureau II Hunter College. New
York. wlIl undoubtedly stay open
e women after me war. Girls
are proving that they are capable
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
BY GLADYS DEcNER
Wide World Features Writer

Business government and industry are hanging out the wei
come sign for Miss american Graduate Of 1912. The world is
her apple Ne iob hunting problems for her. The only problem
is 70 CHOOSE her field and accept the highest offer.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02

This very welcome letter searh
Cd the desk = the Win our
Men editor THIS wreck is 10 al
q ne folks bsek horne ara II be-
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-22
British Garrison At Tobruk Taken
Japs In Aleutians Getting Smacked

SEATTLE June 20, (AP) - The Jap invaders in the Aleuans are getting smacked whenever there is lift in the fog banks 18th Naval District spokesman said He declared the so-called mystery of the Aleu- tian battle is merely the mystery of weather fog and snow, coupled with the desire to keep the enemy in the dark the public is confused then is the enemy and that is all to the good
 You can't make statment about battle until the battle is decided and Admiral King told the Am ercan people, the battle is continuing. As already nounced, the attack surprise and the initial at tacks at Dutch Harbor were met"
 The statement continued Its a weird, wild coun-
 try up there with great patches of fog and in which the enemy hide, band of guerillas may hide in the bush. There literally thousands of small bays and nets and the JapS know the country but does the navy.
 Why haven't the Army and Navy already driven the Japs out of the Aleutans? The weather explains that in part It's thing to get at them in clear skis and another to get at them in weather foul with thick and in air in which quck-forming ice burdens the wings of planes. You depend it that they are getting smacked and of the greatest stories of the and some of the finest contributions to naval tra dOn will out of this strange struggle of give and take in the Aeutians
 T wouldn't want to be of the Japs up there Suppose you spent years Jap fisherman in Alaska busboy in Seattle and had gone back home for a few weeks before Pearl Harbor: Then suppose be- of your experience you sent this Aleu- tlon expedition to occupy the outer islands to try to take AlaSkanS outpoSS. Such Jap knows where he is but he also knows with whom he is dealing He knows the type of who above the fog and out behind the and rain squalls searching for him. This Jap knows that if he isn't gone today he will be tomorrow because these men are determined that even though the American flag was lowered in the Philippines it will not be lowered on the North American continent Those real men up there, standing between and the enemy