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Evening star., 1942-06-29
U. 5. Urged 10 Speed
Radio Orders for
Latin America
RoyoI Says Solidarity
Programs Threatened
By Slow Deliveries
B, tbs Associated Press.

NEW YORK. June 29.-John F.
ROYAL, National Broadcasting Co.
vice president, said today many
Latin American radio broadcasting
stations which are cooperating with
the United Nations faced being
forced of the air unless they speed
lily received tubes and other equip
ment f. ON the United States.
Royal, NBC executive in charge
of international relations, said he
learned during just completed trip
to Mexico City that some Latin
American stations were awaiting
equipment ordered months ago. Two
important Mexican stations were
using tfeir last supply of tubes, he
asserted, while new supplies were
being held up at the border.
I'VE are now broadcasting an ever
increasing number of programs over
our affiliated stations in Latin
America in collaboration with the
Office Of the Co-ordinator OF Inter
American Affairs" Royal said in a
statement, but unless these sta
UlOIlS are dUltE W OUIdlIl ullliiC0ldoSiy
the replaceInentS necessary for their
operation, there will be no outlets
for these important programs in the
strategic countries to the south
Asserting that the stations were
eager to CO. operate in the United
States wal effort, Royal said:
IF there is any red tape or con-
fusion causing the delay of the i'm
mediate dispatch of these important
replacenents to the Latin American
stations it should be eliminated at
once. | am certain that Washing
ton is aware of this situation, but
officials may not fully realize the
danger of the time element. This is a
vital f.ctor in hemisphere and
United Nations solidarity and it
merits immediate attention"
Evening star., 1942-06-29
| 7O-Cent Dividend
| Is Declared by
| BIoW-Knox
By the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, June 90 - The
Blaw-KnoX Co. today declared a
dividend of 10 cents a share, pay
able August l to holders Of record
July g. The previous distribution
was is cents last May /. In 194i
four payments Of IS cents each were
made.
William P. Witherow. president.
said that in view of the unsettled
tax situation and other uncertain
ties growing ou of the war economy
there would be no definite dividend
policy by the management. The
matter of distributions, he added,
would be reviewed from time to
time.
The company makes machinery
and specially products for various
industries and was reported operat-
ing at 100 per cent of capacity on
war production.
Evening star., 1942-06-29
New York Produce

days receipts. 33,36s; frm Mixed COL
ors; Fancy to extra fancy, 339s s-36i2; ex-
ira, 33i4; graded firsts, 3l74; current
3Ol4-i2; average checks. 2alz-34.
Whites: Jobbing. sales of fancy TO ex-
ira fancy. 50 l2-41; wholesale sales of
Nldwestern exchange specials, "a q: near
by and Midwestern standards. 3274. job
blng sales of exchange TO fancy heavy
mediums, 35i2-36l2 wholesale sales Of
exchange TO fancy heavy mediums. 33iz-
35- Nearby and Midwestern exchange
mediums. 81
Browns: Nearby and Midwestern fancy
to extra fancy. 34-3Sl2; specials, 1914;
standards, 32i2; mediums. 32lz.
Duck eggs, 32-34
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Southern Pacific Co.
Wipes Out Last
OF Bank Debt
$780, 900 Notes Due
In 1o43 Are Poid
Ahead Of Time
B, til, Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 29-The
Southern Pacific Co. today wiped
its slate clean of all bank indebted
ness by prepaying s3,75o,o0O of notes
which would have matured from
April l to October !, l943.
The company started this year
with total of S15O0000O due banks
in serial notes spread over the next
few years, but tremendous increases
in revenues has enabled frequent
payments to be made out of income
cllmaxed by today's final payment
In August, l94l, the company
arranged to borrow a total of $40
100000 from a group of banks tc
bolster working capital and pay
off a loan received from the Re-
construction Finance Corp.
With the complete payments on
these loans made the company now
has outstanding only its funded
debt.
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Cunudiun Exchanges
To Close Wednesday

TORONTO, June 30 canadian
Press Canadian stock and COM
modify markets will close Wednes-
day, July /, to observe Dominion
Day
All the small, commodity markets
in Toronto will shut down along
with the livestock market. The
Winnipeg grain exchange will be
closed and also the Toronto and
Montreal stock markets.
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Furicy Named Counsel
For North Western
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June DISAPPOINTMENT
of William T. Farley as general
counsel of the Chicago and North
Western Railway System and MS
election as a member of the Board
of Directors and vice president of
the Chicago. st. Paul. Minneapolis
and Omaha Railway was announced
today by R. L. Williams, chief
executive officer of the North
Western.
Farley succeeds Samuel H. Cady.
who resigned from both posts be-
cause of i'll health. Farley was born
in ST Paul, and was graduated from
the St. Paul College of Law.
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Milk Sales Average
Higher During May

SPECIAL Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, June 29.-Daily av-
erage sales of fluid milk during
May increased 6.97 per cent over the
same period a year ago, according
to reports from leading distributors
in 152 United States markets to the
Milk Industry Foundation.
In May daily average sales to-
tailed 1902, ,768 quarts, compared with
7,387.539 quarts in May, 1941.
Milk company payrolls in May
showed an increase of 500 per cent
and employment a decrease of 0.16
per cent compared with May, 1941.
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Young Leaves Army
To Assist Eastman
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Brig. Gen. Charles D. Young, a
former vice president of the Penn
sylvania Railroad, retires tomorrow
from active Army duty to become
assistant director of the Office of
Defense Transportation.
The War Department said today
he had reached the statutory re-
tirement age. Young, a World War
officer, was ordered to active duty
from the reserve in February.
Evening star., 1942-06-29
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

By the ASsociated Press.
NEW YORK, June 29-Cotton
prices recorded small gains today
Trading was light pending break
in the farm legislation deadlock.
Operations centered in the nearby
months. Trade and mill price fixing
absorbed light hedging and local
selling.
Late afternoon prices were so to
SIS cents bale higher. July. 1880;
October. 1871; December, 1886.
Futures closed so to 60 cents a bale
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Visible Groin Supply

NEW YORK, June % (P.-Visible
supply of American grain showed
the following changes from a week
ago Gn bushels: Wheat increased
1,564,000; corn decreased 2,433 900,
oats decreased 250,000, rye decreased
$4,000, barley increased 100000.
Evening star., 1942-06-29
| Farmers Income
Best Since 1920
In Last Year
y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Agriculture Department re-
ported today that farmers received
more income in 1941 than in any
year since 1920.
Revised figures placed last years
cash income from farm marketings
and Government payments at SILL
83O.O00,000. In 1920 cash income
totaled s12,6o8, 100000.
OF the 1941 income. s6,450, 100000
was derived from livestock. s4,794.-
100000 from crops and s586, 100000
from Government payments. 1
Evening star., 1942-06-29

HAZLETON, Pa, June % UP.-
John Cox of Detroit. Mich. general
manager OF R. l.. Polk's Bankers
Encyclopedia. died at the Hotel
Altamont here today from a heart
attack.
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Odd-Lot DEALINGS

PHILADELPHIA. June 80 (Fl.---The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists in the New York
Stock Exchange for June 81: 695 pur-
chases involving Il ,63s shares: .642 sales
involving 15,4S7 shares. including three
short sales involving 100 shares.
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Stock Seat Unchunoed

NEW YORK, June 20 (P).-Ar-
rangements were completed today
for the sale of a New York Stock
Exchange membership for $4,000,
unchanged from the last transac-
ton. A
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Freight Loudinqs

NEW YORK. June 90 F-Revenue
freight carloads handled by railroads re-
porting for the week June %, 1912, in
June 81, 1912. Pvs wk. Yr. ago
Ban Ohio - 67,74S 6s.54S 67.533
Evening star., 1942-06-29

Cottonseed oil closed steady. Bleach
able prime summer yellow vnquoted. Prime
crude: 12.50b; July, l.. 3.50b; September,
13 Bob; October. 13.25b; December, 13 lob.
Srot cotton closed quiet, 13 points
higher. Sales, 30. Low middling, Is % ;:
middling, 1892; good middling. 1887.
Receipts. 1,554; stock. 33 $50.
Asked. Bid. Nominal.
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Failures Increase

NEW YORK, June 90 (P).-Busi-
ness failures totaled 1913 in the week
ended June 25 against 1SO in the
preceding week and 229 in the like
1941 period, Dun g. Bradstreet re-
ported today.
Polk Executive Dies
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Commodity Prices

Press weighted wholesale price index Of
35 commodities today advanced to 97.S5.
Previous day; 97:s3: week age; $500:
1912. 1871. 1910. 1933-39.
Hish - aa.!2 95.1ss 5ss2e5 as.l4
U926 average equals 1909
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Baltimore Stocks

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. June 90,
Saies5 Is consoi eiAs Pow com sH szsH g g
40 Fidelity. g. Guar 2s 2s ,2S
3 Mercantile Trust 210 210 30
Northern Central ss SIS SO
BONDS.
$4,000 BALTIC Tr db As A ~ IN 47h
1000 BALTIC IS B. los 1o5 los
Evening star., 1942-06-29

New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS, June 90 LP.-Cotton
futures advanced here today on trade
buying and washington reports that Leon
Henderson expressed the belief there was
real danger that present price ceilings
would not hold Closing prices were
steady II 10 Ia net hipher
Evening star., 1942-06-29

CottonSeed Oil.
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed
unchanged TO 10 higher; no sales.
Evening star., 1942-06-29
Approximate Sales. Today.

1900 AN 40. l63 1900 Noon 12s.663
100 PM l69. 1868 .:OoPM 203. 1868
Total 262, ,293
tUnit Of trading. ten shares: sales
printed in full In bankruptcy or receiver
ship or being reorganzed under Bankruptcy
Act or securities assumed by sucn COM
panies. Rates of dividend in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
ton Unless otherwise noted. special or
extra dividends are not included. xd E1
dividend xrEx rights. Also extra or
extras Cash or stock. e Declared or paid
so far this year fPayable in stock. Pald
last year h Payable in Canadian funds
Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year.
Evening star., 1942-06-29

Put bite in this fight. Buy War
boAds.
Evening star., 1942-06-29

Exchange More Active.
On the Washington Stock Ex-
change today 500 shares National
Mortgage & Investment preferred
changed hands at Az.
Potomac Electric Power 5i2 per
cent preferred appeared on the
board in three small sales at ia.
Potomac Electric Power 314s reg
istered a $4,000 transfer at 108, first
sale this year.
Washington Gas Light SIS we're
strong at 12734 on $500 transfer,
up 81 from the last sale.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane and other offices here were
Offering the new G. c. Murphy Co.
z3A per cent preferred stock today.
Reserves Reach Big Sum.
Created by Congress eight years
ago with s1O0,000000 capital, the
Federal Savings & Loan Corp. re-
ported today that it has accumu-
lated more than S33, 600, 900 IN re-
serves and surplus.
Oscar r. Kreutz, manager, salo
today that the loan associations are
In the soundest condition in their
history. Up to $1,000, the corpora
ton now protects 3,140,000 patrons
of 1855 institutions, with assets OF
nearly SO 300, 900 900, he added.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
Proper Filler Use
Very Important

ii aHazsae to Nuaa fndf
Ne1 ni1H tne rrpNa q essE ae
snr aN ansssana o-ons1ru4w M Yplf
laosnf Is vsa woa21 Eri the hesf rNa
sse e1geM and psesz FEA c<tEAh
pall14 usal
Wfen fEalaagM EsoEa klasfnAa4
aIsc wnaauofE ~ yuur E aazus
reHnafaam maj ssh tnsea n1roA.
ehef1q TsagsH HnG elu aTF hard
MoasA 81 afsa grain arc g Dc r.
nu1re uzua iEse1 L. TOR hz4sh4Esg
yaaxaas sBafaeTu u 0n5rxza 4zse
i~sasaesf 1z1sea a. hare arc elee
nsas.aea aaRa1 require . ha1N l-ief
fus S fire fszalsa
Tssf nas1 Mnuds taAt sls8al1 b.
dressed via 5 1sQu1c 1lsef are hasa
Wa aaaNaf re1uks1 ea2f
-gHe@ aNaa93As IN lassEh apfaae
ard aias HEsee s0EAz ARC western
welinW ulaex OAK chestnut LA
i4asAas. ARD vaasgu1 ARE xsassas 81
nter grain Tlese CAL fa s pagik
nllef apfs5ea H. AcemaAfax via
tusxsact2ana un the ear After 8
quarter aouf O. more 1H excess
illsaa saaaza De rcxxsuNe6 VIII .
nlotn rubbed across lhs grain
o. 4aa voao
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
FILA Field Offices
Decide Priorities

The faaae offices Cf the Federal
Housing Administration have been
informed q A1m1aistfhtus Annef
II Ferguson tai u1ey wA bx 4
lxea IL connection with ffs
annc Ct pF1nrtues Tor uaFasU
owned uefeuae housing. fo1 tie pur-
pose q assisting the government
iaruagh tbs Office Of Production
MGfa&Fexuezt
Tat Administrator letter sac
~T9se faeslzssss II the flea6 offices
a. i0e Feaex@ Housing Admins
traitor hse - D. utilized II cun-
necfiuD WITH lbe ISSUANCE q W1-
oritlez fo residential construction
be- deiezsE afeaE There are being
seuf & Fan sz4e icTu1s information
arc INSTRUCTIONS necessary 4 per-
form thN function.
7 uaa5 Il cal your a4tsaauE
particularly - TIE saG fnas tits
NOrf Is nos Undertaken - : f4nn-
uon a ae FeaerA1 Housing ADMIN
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
Down Houses
Become Fire Hazards

A rundown house Is . constant
and uriuae fire hazard according 70
isf Nai1uazag Pre- Projection AsNa-
clatlun EVERY year n GU q
every g. hn4aes n tae uu8tee States
IA attacked ns f4fs Il u po4nEeo oai
Int Axannal pv0p<TtE oamaee fronl
fire l. estimated 81 sS0o.o5o9N
One O. ne ehle1 cagses q fire Ia
the hofue Tar D. rr2ccc 70 CON-
nnsllb3e ruotA Much o. TINS loss
can be eliminated housing author
aAes p81nf uul by making ule ner-
essay repAafs Of the home.
Tne fifst p0lnt 10 check concern
nng the room ant with the warn
nag statistics az the EFPh-h
whetaeF Il i -fsrp-ruElStaut Il & Is
fOund ina tIx ruof i mos f~Ae-reSlsf-
AM cover 4 viii some flrepFous
material such IS asphalt k4lixzglek-
which arr both ro30rful amt en1nom-
irkl as wtL as 1lre-re1su4ut
Home improvements. Eaca B. 5
nex roo4 max tH financed under ths
FHAx h-azue-repaF program
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
Defense Bonds To
Help Buy His Home

E0w ozae ha4ne uNncr pans g
MAKE the Interest On ms Defense
saFl1R Bonds paF = substantial pn
II hiE hoEnek coz "a described
II . letter FeeeaEls received b TIE
Treasury Department The h0ne
owner uaro4e
The maoaatlflT payments CO NJ
b1fax are ahoat sc My earnings
sc considerably more aa4n usex
have bcen - ae past and ! an -
M 10 pazeaa& luF G5& . 50
Defense SAVINGS Band each m0nsa
Ten ye ffuzn nov q these
hou1s mElaEe Icy VII take care
q the las azsE q my 2o-yeaF
IA n1ntfaeA = tbs way instead
II having pAG $3.50 IL cash ! ~
aase paio chr $50 uncle SaH
has1ng mace y ue differences f.
interest,"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
Correct Placing OF
Home Are Uurged

Il Il Hupastaat ua- us azsH
house be correctly pisoeo q -
STE gast IS - ~ usUre exzs
home
Tne oa-znes pzez2e % - 5a
o. ne ste = caEzzn oeziraaa aln-
light sno ue hsnesE a. q aaa
aon ironz ueesaluE wana nsx
normally y accomplished W an4
sulal-AeaM HzaH
fedeHal HaEaH AcmHHa5m
0ftEl4s paHaf 81 Hlat q He-
- obtain .H HOS cerra go
1QnSlar q reaaa - uat-ra aa5
ANA az sanzs pan mas -
VOWED ao14z - Hauler LIS - -
FeTsfc enc Hezozzaa
ms eez1an zeaalref caa i.
ne pan asaaz tie po -
eaton r. - entrance coos - -
ary us EzHsu 90 s -
usnos &C eEzaElze IL =.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
Home Construction
In November, Grows

washington p c-Ezome con
strurtioH segun under ~ FHA pro-
Erzsn n NOVEMBER csutinned 81 .
rate exceeding last year and hrouxht
the total nnmher q new homes
sssrte1 under It's fnxpeetA0n tins
wear 10 more than sooooo. Federal
Housing Administrators Anner n
NerzlfSon announced teszzy.
Mosa o. these homes are l0cated
IN defeuse industry areas and are
within the financial reach 81 de-
fenlse wuEkcrx M. Ferguson said
The 1876 record Of i7So67 new homes
xtzr4ea under FLA inspection was
paxkn1 in October.
A weekly average az $500 new
homes wcre started n November.
compared with 4.Ino IN October and
s.S00 in November 1880
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
Outline Benefits
OF FILA Program

DeN&tacc o. plzce aoa'le ~Cxr5Ershsa
within easy reach sof ske average
wa<t Garner. 60 stabilize Interest
rate 70 Improve ne quality &
lE1stuc arc e pros1ae q steacy
floE 81 p~ssate oNsAi for noxrs
~fhaAncssg. thf FeaerA HoaNns
Aaniuaskr2tAans home-fl ninca4
system provides = number Gf prs
tecuFe features 70 home buyers
Arnong TIE benefits which -
FfA program oftefS the borrower
are
The nw initial uavHaers on the
house Tins Is . minimum 81 p
per ceuL exnN II ghe CASE 81
newly constructed owuer-occgp3ea
houses vahgna IT sGoa ar less
U4aesN tfse cy0n paVnaeu& mky Be-
~ inW ~ 20 Yzx cent
Thf teusHce al uniforms
8E interest fate PEA rcgala~
Aos4 ESTABLISH this rase 81 q max
mum Of - gNx cent pluS lhe
a eaEe-4asaFAaeF premium q
-hsn os ] pr cent
The long term a. Repayment
w4h may N ap 70 r. az Is vesrs
The Inclusion Of A. charges Il
8 single regular monthly pagnaenx
T8e@ klcludH interest principal
Insurance and tzxe1
5 FHAs insaiAncr On SOUND
construction ana location STANDARDS
and nelghborhooc requirements
which assure, IS far as possible
that the homes offered as security
Tor insured mortgages are curMbsy
built IL communities Of established
value and under general conditions
that promise stability and useful
iseE % home and neighborhood
over q Icing period Of yrzrx
6 The single lonE-terTn m0rt-
gage WHICH wraps I'D IL one pack
aEe the whole huEne-rnortEsRe oent.
PAID of On q monthly basis and
therefore not subject 70 the same
hazards as tie old sllor-tegm
mortgage usually renewable AZ ex-
orbltanf costs
The ASSURANCE largely a re-
suit Of the FHAsx careful scrutiny
Of the borrowers financial status
thai the mortgage debt Is safely
within he m0-tgagork capacity 70
pay.
6 Assurance lhaf the FHA-in-
zured mortgage docs not involve
hidden charges and tricky costs
sometimes Characteristic Of the Ole
style mortgage
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02

kirai5ou bss aelelg i0r tie pr
eose q assisting ule government.
through the O1flet 81 Prooaelan
Management T. the proaaBs and
e1l1cAtH ISSUANCE o. Waamaaz
Enlch flak becuult ueceEEArT De-
sause q ule scarcity Of perAn
xstlcas faateraaH Therefore ere
must b. taken INA uhe peaassans
II these eases aazl r. u Naz y
2scc e promote u1e a1surazar q
any mortgages growing or = ne
construction mace poSsibat b. ne
Issuance q sch pf1or1uez
Ina 10 IS uEe Whic1 Is szlsi
10 tue saeeNA e ahe Fsuesa &C.
3eDse program arc 7 an sure a5at
Fou xL H4aks esezE efion + g. i
sell
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02

Conversion ~ large &C houses
into uasif fer several families Is
often preferable to building nex
ncxnna
A nIa=xazatuaaee snA1zn1z resi-
0euee car ~ converted into SNAIL
apartments O. 8 roumtfE o. BOARD
ng h@uz much faster an1 more
economically thar q ueN heuse can
b. nAlt ancmdsng 10 Feaeral HoaE-
Ea Administration officials.
Az4as tann their xalue ~
Kn0rf ngt 10 additional housing
tsess r~essaenaes uffeY & rsean e.
providing housing fr workers
Wsaaauf Aaasaf e. t4s sa9pIf %
assnes xalee miEin b. extra after
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
Repair Plan Aids
Housing Demand

Much ~ TIE present pressing DE-
maoa fg defense housing may be
mt b. tEe repair and remodellrze
q cider pr0pezTle2 according C
NE FsneFal Housing Administration
wiz g comparatively small ex-
many oA6 houses may Be
converted quickly mo apartments
n FeuAbge aweElEngs tog deseEzne
worker Recently enacted amend
ments 70 FHAs Title / program
oszeg tbe means fus private finAnc-
az q this wnrk
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
Built-ln Garages
Very Convenient

ONE a tssf oh1eetiVef II planting
q e hanss with al attached e.
husli-in Eas&FF H b. haeEac the
garage znta slae naRSE O. the fsoaae
B4lf-Gn garage re Fe0ezAa
Housing Administration saR1 a1c
10 tar AfaaIlify 81 houses u IL
Cro1se convenience an1 ezax Of
ACROSS fo TIA automobile The
present ur1ct22 n building tat
EhsNes q an integral pGrt q nat
hrGs also a11s Ane trgaE e out
e0Ur ARsnN large untHukesl
spaces cat ht pTsVsrrG Il tlae rear
pr uaa1s0ns q hrnrooau usas
sometimes ~ pszaineo orev nailt-in
garages
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02

arc VAS FS34 MtsH w9tA AA1 NaA
u asa Pat&6s
sse Hnes ugaN knzE 1Nzx Aa24s&
m4sh XEE MkoltfME DA1sA 9
Nrw Tare IA ke~ EerseF EtlA 49,
- mstn 2AIH Euuaa91 VII
9zs waaaarsan 70 C. win zNNa
rzaaaxm ssh z SaNtEH VIZ
ass4 ~eNsaane utN tNtH Etxe.
m~ss wsh av7a DAlAs-0zNna
g.uaa uzaA 4AZ SaE le NlAH
fnaAxsauolm with IA Nm-
fo Portsmouth, va wiz fNlG aa1
gtfrens MsA 8k1G
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
Remove Old Paints
For Best Results

Loose or sealY paint should be
removed before new paint is ap-
pied. FHA officials point cut
Burning haE been found the best
method Of removing such impaired
surfaces from building exteriork
The torch, however, should be han
dice hy a painter skilled In its use
because % the fire hazard An ef-
feetSe paint remover is recon-
meDoeo Tor plaees which cannot BE-
reached with the torch.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
Over 10000 New
Homes Since April

0HE 1Ena zseH Aua have arer
SATte VIII uivaHr E Ezs1
E EEzA sEsnE a. o
aak AeR SN a&
n4sH u 1m Frm5aeF9 Hzs9 AnrA
peEA BesaSsnE AanAbu Ar
a s FFaMn AszE
~ nc rfaatEN tAaH rrEg1-
sa sax " gsss cr a. ~ nzaH
naz a3fe ms5zE PA zFs
taxa arr ascsaex &c TIA 1an Rzeas
w15ta naHx srup e. 1taE
lasAE2 Aarfaxes aTeax ID
zz TIT r~s4aEsa arzW Tar
g -e Ar s beer a
&xssaa a. HsFAAn $50 g.
- cs & - nsw na started
@ss9 EEzA 1-nstssraua Maa Apg4i
arr oaat usFU
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02
Inside Chimney
More Economical

In planning = ioU-coSt house. the
Federal Housing Administration
suggests that unless the building
budget VIII permit construction o.
3 Chimney q good proportion II
relation 70 the size q he house. It
Is desirable and often more ecunom-
icEi TO use Al inSl1e chimney.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02

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too tai and nArruu Cor good ex-
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-02

Window IL these FoufrS When
planned fof. TINS factor II INABILITY
ADDS nothing to the cost q TIE
hnuse.