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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
.COwdn Denies
He Ever Took
ANiCkeI in Graft

Answering tho grand jury petit
ton demanding his removal from
office. County Auditor John c
Cowan today issued the following
statement:
'In the past few months there
have been certain rumore
charges brought against me by
the result of the grand jury
graft trials, and I wish to make
certain statements at this time.
with reference To county en-
plOyes working on my farm, l
never had one man work NJ my
farm who was county emplOye
working on county time. Such
men would either work on Sat
urday afternoon or other free
time.
PAID FOR MEAT
Further, in regard 10 a GER
tain rumOr that l received meat
from Mr.. George Weiss OF the
Detroit Packinghouse Market, L
wish TO say most emphatically
that 1 purchased meat for my
own table from MIR. Weiss, but
every pound of that meat was
paid for a. can he substantiated
by checks OF mine drawn on the
{ o m m onw It'll Bank, such
checks having been demanded
by the grand jury.
II wish Ia say further 10 the
people of this county that I
never demanded any 'kick-backs'
from any Of my employees sal
ary-their salary was earned by
them to use as they deemed adj
ViSable.
I'm the % years I have been
county auditor, / have given out
insurance to many agents, since
such rate was Uniform for
county insurance 1 gave il 10
acquaintance of mine who were
i'm the insurance business. and
i'm return. 1 never received even
a meal for such fayOrs.
BLANKET CHALLENGE
Prom information i have re-
eeiNed there II some reference to
some sort of practice i'm hospi-
taliZatiOn. disqualification came
under the supervision of a de-
partment head. and do not
know anything about the charges
although I never have received
any personal benefit whatsoever
from any phase OF hospitaliZa-
ton nor any other phase of
county government.
Further, l wish to say most
strongly that l would personally
like To face any man who SAYS
that have taken even one
nickel which could be labeled
graft or bribery. The only money
l received in connection with my
position a. Wayne County audi
tor was my annual salary, which
| am rightfully entitled to-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
QUIZZED ON PROMOTION


FrederickS. personnel director Of
the department, 10 a searching
-croSs-examinatieH aheHt-a recent
promotion Of Mark y. Harley from
head of the boys bureau 10 head
Of the insurance and rent dlvi-
sion Of the department.
Frazer contended that instead
of promoting Harley the proper
procedure should have been 10
abolish his division entirely mas
much As his work was approach
ing the vanishing point.
The commission voted 10 inVcS-
tlgate the promotion further a.
the next meeting.
The commission took under con
SideratIon a report showing that
IS employees Of the welfare depart
ment had part-time Jobs outside
the department. The outside Jobs
which were beirC carried on in
cluded Il statesmen Is office work
erS. three teachers. two lawyers.
one doctor and an author.
The report was ordered follow
ing disclosure that one welfare de-
partrent investigator had been
working p m 10 midnight
shift, a. the Ford Rouge plant aS
Sldelne 10 has welfare depart
ment Job. which ne carried on IN
the morning and early afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06

close to one another both physically
and economically, is heightening it.
All our rights are conditioned and
dutied by the rights of others.
There is the right of free speech,
but it does not warrant crying
Fire in a crowded theater, nor
mahciously aSsailing the character
OF another. There is the right of
freedom to assemble, but it often
conlllctS with the right of all citiz-
ems 10 use the streets without de-
lay or danger. There is the right
to tune in any program one likes
on the radio, but not to play the
thing all night so loudly that no
one in the block can sleep. Others
also have rights.
That is the kind of dilemma
which the U. S. Supreme Conrt
tackled in its recent decision in
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
let ONE OF THESE ADS SOLVE YOUR PROBLEMS

the Virginia Electric Power Co.
case. The National Labor Relations
Board had ordered diSbanded what
it after hearings decided TO be- a
company union" In the course Of
its decision to order the board to
make determination of its
order, the court discussed a con-
flict between two rights.
One is the right, now generally
accepted of workmen to organize
into unions free from coercive pres
sure from employers. The other is
the ancient right of free speech.
The court came up with the only
possible American answer, which
is that an employer is as free as
anyone else to speak his mind on
unions with this exception, that
the manner and matter of the eX-
preston of opinion, all circum-
stances considered must not be
such as to exercise a practical
coercion on employees.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
Willis Thornton's
Personal


coming to a time when the rights
of the citizen must be weighed
against the rights of other citizens
That has always been true, of
course, but a complex industrial
civilization, in which people live
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
BY WILLIS THORNTON

Just as the American govern
ment was devised as a balance Of
powers among the executive, legiS-
latives and judicial branches, each
q check against the other, so We are
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-06
l8-Coun+ry Property Sale

FOR SALE: Homes, ranches i'm
proved and unimproved, bargains
around Campo, Gutay and ia
cumba. w. P. Capehart, Box 1873
Jacumba, California or Carl
Box Al DeScanso.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
YMBC Meets
In Regular
Session Monday

Ks a HEaga ~ sFranf
a~FneTsea fapt
alase ~ the Maa Fa.1t
Eaaaf Meas Ealas ciat IA
Ex saaaHn 81 5 pFakrafa 70
nedse9fe Etat elementary a1haaa fu
las Gfarsssaf asau - tfae rege
Is aat u.ntlW 81 the uiar
fa
EHs aeaNa maFeHsanl was
ia g@sea ed beinG sappessa
sff MAa Fafnt hp1aT2 E8an
ana caf8 And ~fasD. uliCaais ~
ael d 0f-aanazafiua represents
npss VII Woa& taReshef A. 81
range IRE ceremonies
Approximately - members
Neze = nisenaanct 81 Tar maxE
anK ueef 0hRh Nu pheaaens
Cfabifne PRESIDED The aea1 an6
auEHt cgsaen q lax teaH hate
aHHaes l6ken aovaztaEu OF fhs
afie Is tae eiue N have taen
0H tnr chit aansf memrfa re
peftea
So Postal aNaa q He cutting
department 81 fas datssoa Cean
Is MfIix um mauefed uN thr
clah 81 Faemtum BIfhn eFssplhse
~ 5neasa AhiptalAaHnx Caspm
wa to
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
Chronicle Star
One Of 50 Papers
Chosen 10 Hun Id

q nae AloauaH Qf pas p1
aae l. us Unataa State The
Etaaniee Advertise as
hasn 8s Aeek alous Msh
an shout So 0kef papers - car
= - Navy De- azfgkmeni
- ahe General EieHm Cen.
aanf WaHet appeaza i 1az is
E 3 aresze manage - ae
General EeIar Eomasnsz m 3
efie H. SINS ne@suznr 4a
a e Nas Day ora =.
General Eessrie Ger paaa NsN
Har 81 asasauaa q Is aaaa-
81 8 ire hez k1aen nesapess
Efaaf ae aagnav go
Esaa 81 = aas b ~ - Hai
o4 paaH Aaf au asa d
a# fHz =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
Black 0 lis
Slated O State
For No slber

TIE fgM statewide bsazk0al
N6H b. haa - Mppa during
uas aeaaa seed a. NaveuIsT Sc
b notification reviewed
Hrasa Are FL S Army hs sfse Mls
pp Civilian Deiease CaAnsl
Although TIE aate a TIE BLACK
ouf wu b annoances LATER. the
ac1aal a4a not BE- msa
aHn = the pubic until lhe s.
uon sound Lneal CIVILIAN ae
ieiasa oeer have BEEN urges e
Be- prepared - respona wren tne
auae canes fo Inv alert h. m
aanaed Observers represent
aaF TIE arms N5a CHECK ou the
efieeavenes 81 the haekouf 1gua.
planes IN many parts u the state.
GEoA1ad 8asfers WM bs Asea "a.
aln9 areas
IaaaaenGs wau ae worried ga
a lhe leeal area ana cv.haE De
feaae groups Nan function S.
Trough sheTe Wss 3 real enemy
RAD u progress
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
Soldiers Need
Hospitality Say
US0 Officials

Citizens 81 fHa FaeB1lF ae
ina uEeus42 Heause - ESQ
aszlclaa = eKaead aeE aa
H. Is member G fhs 1oaa A.
tllleN uhe arrived 81 EzNea
S feN ass ags slza va II sis
tlaHeE 81 eae ar1 baa lm t
PROJECTION q aE aszaa fHgg
Znese aaeE asRa hse1 81 man
ueen fo TIE pas - maa
azaaef zrgaaF aa1aauna = p
ILL., = tie Uso $40 an6 Hle
are 4aaeaaHse and very maeh -
n-ac q sofTas Heaeaal1 sEz
E4aenc oez 2naEaa1E Is abes
aEe mere - NHaise Is an1 o.
homes q assat E aaQ maca
- asa Haaz reseua e ms So
aar make 3 SPECIAL eaa1 q n
kz4e aaDe q EHeee HseH 81 aaezf
houae 9of 8 nas - an evening
arsaue #nc 80 aazr zhes
mser uzg ~ La0 q
IL q &c anc arrangements 81
b Haaas - sese Sc sslcaaa e
l4 haz1a - Gals sao -
ma5s before Saturday neaH =.
tlss na saleiea me- ohsain
1rau Gang
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
Civilian Service
Corps Formed
Al Meeting

s SesEage aIrzs5gh ftFe Civilian
Service Emfps ass1gns1 1n Nlaaale
naeus fse protective nfaraeh ~ thf
Civilian Defense organisation Ras
ioffnea - : meeting 81 fenresen
latines 81 Mpss Rninf an6 Faaus
eauaa Me6nesdss xlght
Tht protective ans 81 8se e1sl
lar 6slense Eeaf is primarily fuf
aglViiE curing 81 emergency Bur
tat service ans wfaeh funetions
palle e. tfsc protective irsncf
fa SERVINGS Mhgch are 10 bg per
fafned nos 4 J. kounat ga
appHiuses chairman 81 ffals neu
group - Hess Point ana Thomas
III Wells wM nsaRc1 head u thf
PasesEoals hrsneh oeeg buth ths
protective Ana fae aarxaN caTps
= y Busnham Sho head ths
1saegum organisation fW ftss
sAale 8 aaeEson Counts and srl.
az eaanaanalm 30 ~ senvsi1e6
TfN officers - TIE protective
harrh remain aae same nsnaeg
3esa @ Grant ezsuais etzanznaN
Ans T. + SaFler ans "a n Bar
be- Faaeaa aua blaS POM
usa pecaxels the
q haH atles are e ci1afFs
soIH branches - taslr aeE
laeE working u1saef N Burn.
H
Ma Maas anift ans Nm
Tan 81 aas sssN CIVILIAN N
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2 1913 alV6szu
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es salvage Nanspm
U agfflaaa ea8au esn
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szlae enc the nazss HlH =.
a5aeaase1 ai
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
Mrs. Crane Is
Guest Speaker
Rotary Club

nef QNn paintings IS 8
esekE aaand fot 3 tax or the ger
eaal iaana q uhe Raf Mrs. j CIR
IS Gene q missionary T. ko
rea la - rear1 and - afllst Wns
ge = the nesting of
IT, hs Club 6 Naas Point.
Taa
kgea ha been Under Ife xoks
~ asa fas IS wears Mr. Crane
paaut auf and is = 0ga coo peo
pe een un1er japanese
curing thst time
Amef3ea dlant SET ex
c9e HH KoFea see Aaid NoT
cse Zn en country has
e ua arm Japan los SIX
B4 Naaa tEe Eaa Iaaaea
a@aa sapp3 81 RIB
be- te wene fa1eateae5 fhea
8 Han q szkr aofsae ~
tH
Creme seafea haN she
a q hea NmA 8 lew
Nsu ae overhead
aefe torn eaAn
So asnan
sh0 ase a f
salfza Is ehe Orient IS
e ae upset ahf
eta aaa saTaa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
Mony Landlords
Foil 10 Register
Rental Property

Paanuug o. thai ln1aartIon =
ne sHas aantfa lams 3 sefaua
osaena Eay Buaa ara rets8
alreetR aa Earraaan and aark
on counties SIS reminded a.
LANDLORDS thas housing arnoFn
m0oallons neH8e6 f0a iaae fEfBs
nfgle after Jul lasz uass d
ase ihs same ~ aE8ae rent
- afafe Ha1 este
When the MaNlm4m Henri
regulations a seaaiae eflertive
q TINS area - sad. Landlords
Nere required - asE foE ~ -
Hraasa un dwelling un5a ffst 6
He f0f rent aa Iaiy -
taai proper rents might - -
However ~ amendment xak sad.
- anseh eaNa the iaazlasa naa
privilege s. aentfaK hA property
ANITA - apprazM could ne a1aoe
aa ta aaeuanaeuz reaaWe1 thSi
~ m4s register Nugn aslng 1u8N
vztlla 3 eefind b 81 asvs 3Fun.
aH uzue they Ncre fiaa renfeA
According 81 - &ne afea
feai asfine tasa - aekefa a5uH.
aaa HE tsKf aIlaN
M ass ps4 : eEpsFe Nisl
80 masking Hs reastra.
aan Apparently mAas aana
as aye anaef Nhe HHpeaea
Haat ae 3llanE Ia q > tarsn W.
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aza pHa reg
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= RaH M aa maxalaM Eens
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
Rotary Discusses
Various Matters
Oh Local Interest

There eas bo 81 program fas
aae Rotary Club meeting IN Pas
eaga4la Wednesday. and 20 o.
slae speaker The meeting vas
tEmea lat0 e noandsabEe DIS
essssan q various matters 81 10
cal ana Rotary interest ard TIE
a9G Mss spent pleasantly and
f~tutsabig aa the short talks ~
atteFelf meTaen brought CIT
1Sefm hst might aeu8 & n
prove thE ~aef59ifHea and attend
aace ~ re cat
FsaMent McMa6sn presented
Hsf 6am H = t8a Rotary
hess s 8 miHa ptlei
s. Rotary naa eAaea saa
PIRATES y ha6ar1n Nas Z us
SO 4 ailea af1ensssa u sons
Improvement nat could - msas
81 ns seekE paagata a.
afteasaias uAaca oraegea quite
saA M mQnzh ~ seemed =
- pFasna EuNa TIE H.
aflan Magazine 1af re month
aeH l. 8 aseai eneeaas issue
hessrlan ~ Green made 3
aosf &Ik IS Fellowship citing
haw mseh = naa ealnea from
- falsa1n sh Resarsaas
scs esas q aeer = s.
exc
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
Uniform Eighth Shift
Schedule Adopted BY All
ShipYards on Gulf Coast
TRANSPORTATION and Ecting Facilities Here
VIII POSTPONE New Schedule Until About
I~unuury 1. InquIls Officials Soy

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maeaaa 81 fnnaz8 Nfia -
~ N Feta aassaa
Texas 5afzAsax Ns
Cur C@s p
zgsn 2zta 81
ax hel1 NeN a
wee ace@a e. 81
ueaN made b F : f
Chairman d ha agnF 3te
ta1z4xasM n~a1aassee q te war
pr11a4o1 noaf
IL oaee Elsai fts
aREez 81 operator @ae -
Emf E7zkA e NA Wa aa
rsox = afsaE ia,
&C sf6 government e NHEe4s sob
aasfsnaf aa1 a1usEn aha
Mak E~aafSaaas afaitsuH 81
WNkefk ftaE N An g. Ass
of1es has ayaaAaf ku4Eausa ua
afaeae1a3 ase eAua afiaaaa
Nn
Ta gnealR Shi ine Cor
pn1aan 81 FaaaNaa8s NH
~ thousands Ct ae ahu
afe q pens Nasklng pn fNH
1irehaar saifn T. 1llTs9 erh
haaf stretches Whfn tfe AAsuf
goes 1rfo efiars unVa ~ 1he nee
fr fte ran y aigH2 snK cur
stFarle1 81 ulls eafs Is n ~ a.
gent 1haf tx Nna1ee Staes AaVa
and Maritime Eongasssl1r wal
reamxs overtime NNE Nafa us
tfeers asserted
Thr preaens housing nasapW
aaEaon and easlrx facilities makt
& InlHeH los ss saFe = eua
pHas ennan * far saHex
a SALTS naR hag IS Aaasna
cwe N unU sfNasts
ua sad
Where there He tHe slfM M
ia4 n eapn@ e aufa
aour ard gwen : Sc
mlnazte Anzart Efln Where
tere at ahfee siflz iiae sa ias
government W1zam a. aehseae
tts FIRST naita wAa 1ast eleta
haasx ~1th 3 Mminam Aaslrh
nsus ne aaceae ehsf tausa
pEm 3 M-nisalie uszzh pao
8nE He 1hEa w EsAssafa
SAT- miunlRas e. Hexen
hoarx pIas d 38unat1 lannh
$500 Me- al skfgss All -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
Steel Checker
Fatally Hurt
AiShipyard

Thomas Egl.n - years cid. Of
0cean Springs @as fatally IN
5urea Monday uEnt Al ire ri
gals shpealIdanx Caporauun
where BE- was employed as 5 steel
checker when re Nas crushed ~
e crane Rushed to jackson
County Hospital ne yosih died
TuesaaN 81 70 IS 4 m
Ek4n had worked 81 ne snip
yard Cox Eve months and Wak sad
6 ~ farn33ar Nlsn aae npefataen
- fise crane However. Monday
nseht ~ hsa ramaa nuse ne
ane affufsa and was sitting 81
Nne edne wren fhe crane swung
aruund and the back end. which
extenns over ae platform caught
8afn IzasainE hs hsa between
tae crane ans the platform w..
geers working nearby ssa tire
seHt and shouted % the %
erataF RI hne crane wha vas IN
a&aHp list EEin was sitting on
s4e platform Eelin had SEEMED
cor pietoiz unaware that the crane
sas swinging around. although
knew lhsf the crane apparatus
s0uid pass mm 1he spot where
ae @ss sitting
Funeral services Nere condues
- Wednesday e ) 81 m a. the
eaenoe ~ TIE xnung mans par
eur on For1 BAYOU Road near
0eean springs g. ire Rev r.
Holland ~lnteFugent Ras - TIE
Catholic cemetery
He IS survived ~ ms parents.
Nr and Mrs Charles Egaa. ta1
SISTERS hrs y II R0ses ard
Ara Jaseph Dea q Ocean
Springs and three brothers Den
ana EleEls Eglzn 81 Ocean
Springs and Charles Eglin q tae
=. S Navy 81 Norfolk
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
Forget-MeKots
TO Be Sold for War
Veterans Saturday

aanaz SER 6 fefref 81
Nata gaa the iNneiH 81 atsah8sc
NaH Vef zsx N4E - eandaeaes
iezs saturday under TIA e4E
p 81 ttf SISTERS 81 Na4are. &
N aunoumee1 9as Nek ThA.
ealzae p~rnceesk fzau n9 ae 81
sft alale blut gsu0era WlA - usas
fof Ger ea aiaHaenI 81 o4saaAee
efipfahN Is Nufla War No alaa
fa uaoa nrxRe a~seAa1eea Nith
oaabaif hns hea8aea a. ga,
aresus WsE Tie sSH u ha4ea
IS esEamsfiee beaaNa ~ Ms
1lea Cross herfesss8H d.nMeies 8.
FAR NeteMa Hapssa5 81 Ntaga
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
School 10 Be
Named Tor Miss
"LOtiie" Hyatt

ger aeoeaflng the Moss
Pant s~seaHntaH school i t
Is Mss Charlotte Hgatf.
ena tn He a1o system for
m9e Han 81 AZ b con
de1 Sunday 81 Sc 3 =
m The Rev 1 z n
gan EgTa E0f q Moss
aci sd nsw asa u ae Frsf
~ zea IN EoeaHaN
bean invites - guest spssakat.
ne .geaaaa - na naming
- re ahasl =. Mx HYATT gs
@ = 8 Esssz1 meeting . tha
Rotary caa = g Stewart
ana &c aab men baehed ue
Hnt CzH3 az11 ahoaI u
is 30 nzrzns 81 AeH -
a .FaHzzazm - ta4a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30

Up TO Voters
0nTuesday
Would Toke State
Universities From
Control OF Politics

1seknoa caanig voters wsB
aaaiH haze 9he opportunity as
casting aaeir ballots Tuesday
Wen lne polls are ahnawM apen
tar vek4ag "a 4e4f unoppuaea ean
aa#t ard fNo amegs4ments 70
aae state Constitution
The aacp eandlaates
whose nsraes asH appear On the
ballot are James G. KaSslznd for
United States Senator " Ii Col
ner fos Uns1ea States Henxpsen-
EIsa y Is Russell Tor Chancel-
81 ard l. { Ca4hn iof Clruaa
Judge
Voters throughout she staEe vii
also Rave the opportunity 10 de-
terInsne whether ftses vans
tate major educational Aaaslfu
lions removed lraaH tie realm II
politics when 1aey vote on one q
TIE tWo amendments submitted
b tie ass session 81 TIE Legs
Iafure
Under the proposed amend
uent the Duare ef trustees #
state institutasns Of higher learn
ane IS made 3 constitutional ct
aee TIE membership II
nanel for stageaaa terms SO IS
g. permit each governor H. nafae
3 paft q fhe group
IN order 10 a ratafiea. the
amendment must receive 4 ma
tofitX wute % these participating
n lae election Failure 10 vote
fH TIE afnendment counted -
rotx aEalnH1
Ruiing BY Attornry Cenarsl
r. cohnrtsau with fhe vote on
hr amendment Greek Rice. 81
torney general. has ruled that
election judges and clerks can al
F5se al voterz that the amend
ment Is "a the ballot and that q
failure ,e vote thereon NIil IN e
feet the voting against the amend
nleEt He also he'd that the elec
ton afiirlass may explain the
amendment &c voters BAT mas not
aaVise them haw 70 vote
The second smsendmenf pro
K5des for the l~eEislsuare 10 lease
Sixteenth Section lands. reserved
for the support Of Township
3hoais where sElea lands are 81
listed = any municipality af the
state for 3 Germ not exceeding
e years fer . gruss sum
Following Is the list q judges
and clerks appointed "a conduct
the election ~ Jarkson county
WADE PRECINCT E Z Par
keT Miss Nasa5e Cot. Efnmett
Parker Managers L G Fagsard
Peace Dffsear.
HURLEY PRECINCT johnny
Els Earl 2 Hamilton Mrs Pan
ne jones Managers John ".
Jones Peace Ofsaeef
BIC POINT PRECINCT a &
cunningham = l. Vincent. Mrs
Geofels Robertson MansFers.
John Il Goft Peace Officer
TAWPA PRECINCT
Afa 4 y Ifsanaaan l. ) Eaz-
- ArE = + Murray ManaR-
eH EEAs + Sherman Peace off,
eT
MOSS POINT PRECINCT IT
Reilly ST. Arz u II MaCoIl4m.
= p Brock Managers y. Mack
faireY Eeaee DffMer
EAST SIDE PRECINCT Va
NsrGHaan Mrs. Hooks.
S J Naples Nsnzeaa ( 4
EsebaekEK. Paaee 0ffl1ar
kRkoIE PRECINCT J =
Lyons s q Bird Aaarenee
MEie AaHa = G Laauiaf.
NCua4suaea Oh psea Z Sc
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
Education
Week 10 Be
Celebrated
Program at Moss
Point. PuscuGoulu.
Start November 3

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Themes Stressed
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These are Sanasy. Renewing
Our Faias Monday Serving
Wartime Needs I4esaag
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Wednesday Developing LOYAL
Citizens thursday CuiaVagzng
Know ledge and Sails Friday.
Establishing Stardy Character
nd Saturday. Strengthening
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