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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

Gillian. the marvellous new med
icine. is taken shortly before meals
because it mixes with food at once,
helping to eliminate the poisons
that foster stoma ch trouble, and
aiding the liver and bowels in their
proper functions. This new, nat
ural kind Of medicine" (as we call
it, will assist in bringing out gases
and impurities frequently with the
first dose) which may have been in
side you for long time, and which
were the real cause OF your days of
misery with headaches, dizziness,
and tired feeling. 1t is important to
note that Gillian will cleanse your
bowels (gradually-not drastically
or severely as they were never
cleansed before.
Thousands prefer Gillian because
IL serves as a diuretic TO sluggish
kidneys and helps flush out the i'm
purities that cause backache, rising
at night, and sharp burning pains.
And by removing poisons that have
become damned up in the kidneys
and bloodstream, Gillian relieves
the agonizing pains of rheumatic
affliction.
A special Gillian representative,
known as the GILLIAN Man, il
now Mt Cunningham's Drug stores
at 1924 Griswold St, and 1865
Woodward Ave-, Detroit. Here ne
In meeting crowds of interested
men and women daily - and In
Producing and explaining the re-
markable healthfuI properties of
the acknowledgements" Gillian COM
pound. Gillian Is recommended
and sold by all Cunningham's Drug
Stores and by other druggists
throughout Detroit and Michigan.
Help yourself TO health. Start to-
day by buying n bottle Of Gillian.
One bottle will convince YOU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
toudspeakers for Raids

CHICAGO, Oct. 81 UNS}.-An
elaborate public address system.
complete with a highly trained
staff and control
room, has been installed in a
large department store here to
give directions to customers and
in an air raid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Food Lodged In Stomach

II suffered from gas on my stonn-
ach for rs years. My food would
lodge in my stomach and simply
wouldn't move. Seems like 1t stayed
there a day and a half sometimes.
I had heartburn, too. I'd belch up
my food and get sour, brassy
taste in my mouth. Awful pains in
the small Of my back made me
vince with pain. tried many med
icines, but not until / found Gillian
did i enjoy living again. Now I eat
better, have no gas nor bloating,
and my backaches are gone. Gillian
did me a world of good"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
An OHensiUe Force

He claimed that his greatly re-
inforced army was now an often
sive rather than a defensive force,
and announced his determination
TO retake Burma.
1t. Gen. Joseph Stilwell, COM
mander OF American forces in
southeast Asia-who directed Chi
nese forces in the battle of Burma
last springfield come from Chung.
king to join the conference.
The other two leading partici-
pants were Gen. Sir Claude Auch-
inleck, former commander of the
British Eighth Army in North
Africa--whose present official ca.
pacity was not revealed and Gen
Lo Choy-King. m m n d Ell OF
China's evolutionary forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
woodward Says:
Drive on Burma
Allies Nears,
Experts Agree
Trimmed Jap Lines,
importance Of Area
Spur Plan at Farley
By REAR ADMIRAL CLARK III.
WOODWARD, u. s. NAVY

(The opinions expressed and
the assertions made herein are
my own and are not TO be con-
strued as official or rejecting in
any way the views of the navy
department or the naval service
at large.)
copyriSht. isi7. International News Service
WASHINGTON. Oct. 81. -
According 10 recent dispatches
from India there seems 10 be a
possibility of an Allied drive
against Burma. though just when
such an operation is expected TO be
undertaken is necessarily a mill
tary secret. Preparations for such
a push undoubtedly are now in the
making. and the zero hour may be
near at hand.
This is indicated by
THE recent strategical confer
Il ences in New Delhi. India. be-
tween four top Allied generals.
C-Statements of the British COM
- mander in chief and China's
generaiissimo regarding the fight
ing spirit OF their respective
armies.
C-Concentration of powerful
- British naval forces in the In
dian ocean.
A-Increased american air
+ strength in India during the
past three months.
E-The fact that as the monsoons
- are now over. fighting eendi-
tons in this area will be more
favorable within the next two to
three weeks.
Among those attending the cons
ferences in New Delhi was General
Sir Archibald Waveli.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Thousands Praise GILL;
The New "NaiuraI" Medicine

Gillian is a scientific mixture of
the juices of Is health-giving herbs,
banks and roots from the Good
Earth. Druggists all over the State
of Michigan say they never saw
Giljan's equal They report that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Others Volunteer

Others are all Yo fun GERS.
whether they be teaching war
workers wives how to cook better
meals for their husbands, giving
their children a few hours of
pleasure through folk dancing or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

many men ana women who have
used Gillian are coming forward
with statements describing what
Gillian did for them and urging 9TH
ers to try this great natural" med
icine that brings Health From The
Cn<I Ea nth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
n Q ELIEF
FROM TORTuRING GAS
FOR Is LONG YEARS

Mr.. A. p. Murrey, 1878
Stoepel ST., Detroit, Tells
How Torments of Stomach
Gas and Bloating Made Life
a Misery Says He Tried
Many Medicines, But Only
Gillian Brought Relief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Regular Customer

I'VE have one man who comes
In regularly -. brings his good
suit on hanger, showers, and
leaves with his work clothes
under his arm" Miss Byrne says.
The whole plan, she emphasizes
is TO help families who have come
from communities widely sepa'
rated. both as to geography anc
social aspects, feel at home.
I'VE want TO be neighborly,"
states Miss Byrne.
1.-THE club Is operated by the
National Catholic Community
Service, member agency Of
the USO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES (PHoNE CHERRY ss0oy
Center Line, at $500,
A War Boom Town
Population Almost Doubled
in Two Years; Everybody Busy

games or instructing beginner
during one OF the weekly Satur-
day night square dances.
Many of the volunteer club
workers come out from Detroit.
Marygrove collie e
students worked through the last
school year and expect to continue.
The club opened a year ago this
and during the summer
Miss Byrne estimates r.
600 have used its services each
Those services range from
the industrial worker who wants
to come in and take shower
before going home from work to
weekly movies at trailer camps
scattered around the plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

Among those attending the cons
ferences in New Delhi was General
Sir Archibald Waveli.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

Beautiful, smooth SKIN free from
blemishes 10 yours with the use
of this soothing lotion! In sddH
ton, a perfect skin cleanser!
Also available in $500 size.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

E-The fact that as the monsoons
- are now over. fighting eendi-
tons in this area will be more
favorable within the next two to
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Scout Leader
Is GivenHigh
Honor For Work

DR. James r West hes bnen
.eiertcd CHIEF scous ~ tise Prs
Scouts Of America effective O.
Or before june g. 1919 following
.the neeczeaFg Scsfsa ~ the Sat
lnnai Council 81 amending thc
Constitution. Walter VI Head
president az ltt organization tsa.
announced. ID West Naa etei
Iby ule Unanimous aeilon of tbs
National Executive Board of uf
Buf Scouts
p West has served q chiei
Scout Executives for more thar
81 years snd he wiii BE- sueeeed
ed IN ihit office bf Df Einaft X.
fNetwrli professor ~ edAalian
Teachers Colhge Columbia ung
vefsiiy
Df West has rendered afsiln
Wuishrd service a. the hogh0al
~ uuf rounifs through e8sillna
iof more than 81 vear Mr
kfe4u stated He haas Also en-
laeared himself O. the men ii iae
movement Fortunately. ws aren't
losing him h1i rathef the aftian
of uhe card nGaFcs BE- possible.
i0F him 10 ~ nearer boys ard
gives lim TIME Ga travel WIDELY
il the interest - Scouting fbss
b . eusai honor that ue hauansl
Council has conferred an IS exec.
utige officer who ha served s.
brilliantly and faithfully
Dr FrefFeii haas ffaH iaNuh
fled sWHi the Scout movement
s4nce iia earliest DAYS according
10 SIR Head iie nos serves -
/ chairman ct lle division 81 pro.
pfam end chairman 81 the com
mittee 0fs eaucatl0n
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

contains two and q hall miles Of
electric wire
At o meeting 81 the Board Of
Christian Education held m the
home Of Mr. and Mrs @ e Rob
erts. ST.. on Tuesday evening the
following teachers and officers
were elected to serve ut Pleasant
Sunday school for the following
wear mems aduI, class. J. J.
Ware. womens adult class. Mrs
J J. Ware senior class Miss AM
pie Laurie Ware. intermediate
class. Mrs Lloyd Golf primary
class Mrs r Nj Roberts. begin
ncrs class. Mrs Laurln Ware pl
anist Miss NolIene Carter. choir
director. Maurice Tavlor. general
superintendent Noll NJ Garter
assistant supefintendents. 9 &
Roberts. ST.. Mrs Ruhle Roberts
and Mrs Non NJ Carter secreia
~ treasurer Mrs Jack Fletcher
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
JAcKsoE COUNTY LIBRAHY


Hore FgfVafe u
hy marion naSa
rfIgase Marion Hafa AAA1
a4ll@s28 appgoaea tr9in 3
Hinuhcr ~ angles ~
oan Hc approscHn ae laite0
States Army ia he % @at
Guite . number ~ mo
hbgt SERVED over Harrraee Niil'
fieai,gv to ihas A IRE o. Fbtea
sseaaef begins g. dlsegs tire
army through HaEEnoVe ha
realizes thai there after III p
certain amount 81 eta af
gcautH
Here something ~dfifeHeHt
) from ans previous writing sbout
tho milltarg Nfpa hah gptM
hnm08f and zest iof the ekpef4
rnce O. 5 whole Ihf reader I'll
find in u the authentic fIaVaf ot
youthful generation which s.
btlng nodded into ths most man
sfn and eitirieBt fignanR ores
we nave ever pas into IT, fed
When Il was finally eamHleFe
uif manuscript wa t r. he
Wa Department ia Washington
Not that amy AID ~ comfort e
iha enemy could H. detected n
ang naERr0vlan line bus th pub
fishers iell that the 8fnts aagaf
~ have an opportunity 9 Hrf
back IL ID wanted e. TIE sefipt
returned win almost uHsslefea
paeea and on the bottom ~ age
gS was enc ~ tho MOST eiaaHent
testimonials thar anv book has
sYsr received Speaking .
eavalryman said q neatly Ten
cillcd note ID the bottom u lhae
desicais passages. tins page IS
wonderful
So are Inv uthers practically
aIl 81 them
n r a last minute dispatch
from Fort Bragg BRING the Il
most Incredible announcement
that Private Hargrove IS no more.
IT. la Corporal hargrovf uuw Il
Is very hard 20 believe
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Vancleave

Mr.. and Mrs Aquilla Miller OF
Mobile were guests last week Of
Mr.. Miller parents. the REV
and Mrs 4 G Miller Alr Mil
Ter expects 10 b called 70 service
"a the army in the near future
Misses Gladys and Dolores
Woodman and Airs / ? Debate
Of Mobile were week end guests
IN The home Of kif and Mrs How
ard Jennings
Lewis Barnes son oi IL and
MIR ] i Barnes, hss joined the
navy and expects T. leave lof for
eign service very seon Eddie
Barnes also = son ol Dir and
Mrs Earn@ has joined TIE Coast
Guard and s stationed n hes
Orleans
Dee AIafiinIsfe. 8 nephew d
e L Uee Was 8 recent guest
N hE uncias home here
Rupert Roberts younger son Of
iAllz l. l. Roberts, who ha been
n Orange. Texas fer the past
year Is nov employed II tfe In.
gals Shipyara III F~saeagoaia
J Mr. and Mrs sardln Roberts
iefi Monday night f0T Foat Al
thur. Texas. safaln having e
esised 3 call Il report Il head
quarters IN Houston where he Wln
.so0n b. indicted into the navy
L S Allen IS reported quite II
Al ms home n Nancleaxe.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

bert Hoheff 81 pasgaaosla and
g { Roberts Jr iram Emory
University u hflants Co
a eeaer ser4r observing
Wafla Communion suaday VIII
II beia SUNDAY 81 & 8 m a s
|0lf4elaa offering fa refugee and
Hfm religious work m ffaEninn
eausgs W8H y taken and TIE Sac
'ramanf II ne Lords supper wiil
~ administered ~ the Rev @
|H Mcbride psster
Mf and SIR Marsfasn Gefley
and n8ne IS sfahIie Ala Nefe
ne quests IT NJ aHa Mn He's
Bff LYONS afad ~ snd hifa To
land Ware last aunday.
Masdames Il J Van Horn no
lard Ware and Jack Fletehef me
tuffd f. Mobile liai Thursday
iof = days shopping
NJ sua Mr. T 3 Roberts and
fam5IN - Gaalisf WHa visitors
sunaae sfif MlM Dell8e ard Il e.
Roberts roia aud has folks
alB MM David Martin ST. aye
|nlauniHa ta attena e4mp mestlua
thl year sharing ne tent ~ Mr.
n J Nan Iisfn
Sergeant halia Z Roberts ~
.lhe 3 Marines ii san Diego.
Gel wae home fer several DAVIS
with hH parents he and his
mother Mrs q & Hoheru wenf
ffo ma nedaida 81 Mrs Roberto
brother Webster GoH ~ MobiT
vas ae nsHatelv N and who
died g few days ago
Houston Holden has been a
gaest Of ii parents lie Is N the
ARMED services
q nas supper wIn BE- held at the
aehool huiidlng il Naneipave FRI
dar aiehi under the auspices OF
The Athletic Club Everyone h
invited = tonne and haip those
|lns as9la aud pays get Their attn
'ietle and aIofn equipment To-
|geihsr again
The meeting Of the Nj Pleasant
division 81 Christian Service viii
Be held a Mrs J z Haffle Oh
Sunday afternoon n : , m THIRD
quarterly reports viii be- made
and . lie membership bcsiow
ea Tine president WOULD like
- see ell pledges and specials.
paid Up ia fun - that q complete
report NAV ~ made al the fourth
quarterly church conference 20 be
held At the Camp Ground on Fri
dag. octohef 10
News has been received that
PVT Robin ] Ware mas be heard
over stallon kWG stockton Cal.
zach Wednesday evening from 2
10 9 81 IN = quartet IN which he
lslngs tenor 1T Pleasant S m
deed proud Of ghls young son Of
III ard NHs j J Ware. and also
Of their Older son. Fred Heelana
Ware. who ina test last week 10
electrical equipment 81 q bomber
plane. made 3 perfect score One
item III Ffeds usual interesting
letters stated that each airplanc
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
KreOle

Mrs. wallao Mapl0 ard daugh
tarN Juliet md 6sFlsnd were
shoppers IN Mobile Thursday
Henry Rvans and Philip Gun
nsnahan msos0rrd 10 Mobile Wed
needay afternoon
Mrs ] G Rogers wss q busi
mess visitor 10 Mobile Monday
Nj and Mm Hollis Elders snd
daughters Ruin snd J0yce Wait
ID Mrs Elders parents ii Grand
Bay. Ala. Sunday evening
Mrs Philip Cunningham and
daughter. Wsuceil were FRIDAY
visitors in Mobile where Wsu
cell Is under the care a. Or
BaumhapeT
Janes Miller was 3 business
visitor to Mobile Friday.
Rra Herman jackson Is spend
inF 3 few days with her moth
CT Mm { 8 barrier IA Mobile
NJ and Asm II S Long d BIG
Point visited ID sise home u Mr.
snd Mr. ] " Evans Sunday IT
tgn4aaaaa
Friends Il Clifton AMI Gordon
G0n and relatives wish n ex
press Their sympathy fer he ioss
II then brother Webster Golf
Mrs Dora Chapman and u
Shepherd Al Mobile spant SUNDAY
visiting Iii and Mn II a Mas0f
ard family Mrs Chapman il q
sister 10 hrs Mason
fieis.sn nFonnae visited fftena1
and relallsN IA sunsFall. A.
this past week end
Guy Harris who n N the navy
and IS stationed q Norfolk Va.
visited his sisters Airs Lewis
Torres and Mn Durwuh Dunn
Nj. and Mrs J y Bell Mrs.
J b Bell Mr ard Mrs NJ g.
Champagne spent FRIDAY IN Mo
bile
Mr.. and Mrs John Hsarala at
tended the funeral Of Webster
Gon IN Mobile Sunday
Private First Glass Herbert Cas-
lcnia Of Fort Bragg. \ G us
tied Mr.. and Mrs. c r Nelson and
other relatives last week
Miss Mazda Hsarala and Harry
Wright attended sfAe pascagonla
Murphy High game IN Mobile
Friday night They were aceom
panied b Edward pitiman
Those attending the game IN
NeM Orleans Friday night Be-
tueen Moss Point and St Alloy
tius High Schools were Juanits
Rouse. Marvin Kicker. ] d Muir
ray and Henry Evans
Private Wayne Golf Is homo on
account Of the death Of his uncle
Webster Gon Private Golf Is
stationed at chanuie Field. IL
Mr. and Mrs A D Sherrell
spent Sunday in Grand Bay visit
ing Alex SherreII
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

Night paaturiHg IF farm horses
during the heavy work season
enables them "a do more work
than they otherwise could
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Mount Pleasant

Nonc Colt Of Mlshawaka. Ind
was iht guest Of hls sister. Mrs
q Carl Roberts from Sunday un
til Tuesday last week Present
also in their parents homie on
Sunday were Ma and Mrs spen
Ger Roberts. Mr. arid Mrs Lam
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

joe Francis Allen who IS IN
ihe army stationed at San Fran
cisco. Calf. spent last week with
his parents. Mir and Mr. l. S.
Allen
Misses Susie and Fannie
Vaughan attended services At the
ocean Springs Presbyterian
church SUNDAY They were din
nef guests ~ Mrs p n Outlaw Of
81 pato. EoxaA WIN is stoppma
al The Edward House
Friends regret 70 hear of the
death u Harry Mallette who
pissed away Sunday 81 hts home
al Fort BAYOU Funeral services
were held Monday The svmpa
thy Of the entire community goes
cut t. the hereaVed ones
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Sunrise. Sunset and High
and Low Tide
Port q Paseagoula

2 600 s.3z llsI4rm 520am
Nole-aooTe calculations are
for Central Standard Time add
D hour 90 Var Saving Time
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

Dee Alarunisfe. 8 nephew Of
c l. Dees al 3 recent guest
IN hn uncie's home here
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

No change in Quality Of Betty Rose Coat and
Coat SUIT. Same fine fabrics. Same high styles.
New attractive colors.
Evening star., 1942-12-21

for malaria provided medication for estimated 5OOOOO0O
patients annually And the United States Government only
6H for the Aabrne required patient
much as Uncle Sam to post an airmail letter.
Back Of this record research and production which
with the outbreak of 1889 At that time Winthrop
Chemical Company initiated research free this country
dependence foreign intermediate
this anmaaa Processes had be developed
for transforming available domestic the
intermediates and complicated chemical devised for
the synthesis of Atabrne on a commercial scale.
Fourteen months before Pearl Habor Winthrop produced
first Atabrne entirely of domestic Since then production
schedules have been doubled and doubed and doubled
that today the of American production fully $1,000
above this requirements
schedules still being revised upward!
Defeat % the mosquito!
Recognition has the and of Winthrop who
have been awarded the coveted for work in
the production of equipment"
Atabrne is just of the vital drugs produced for the
Armed Forces.
Evening star., 1942-12-21
comes to a

N the tropics and subtropics-in the
Solomons and New Guinea in Africa India and China
ophees mosquito successful with
it's malaria bbng Qunne has been used fight off the
disease this natural the United Nations early
this through Japanese of the Dutch East ndies
of 95 per of the worlds quinine supply.
fighting far-une battle nevertheless
receiving full and effective protection against the infectious
which anophee the United States Govern
has huge quantities of man-made antimaaa drug
known Atabrne.* M% 4.0
ks4 ss@a,n- ssaE
Today Atabne being manufactured United States
sufficient 50 100000 of malaria
year; world supply qunne hitherto available
Winthrops
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-05-08

Ashfield, now Bowdoin and in 1909 he
homesteaded at Baeth. Mont, now
known as Content. about 80 miles
south Of Malta.
During the haf-century that Tet-
rault lived in Phillips county, he wit
messed many changes brought about
by the development of northeastern
Montana.
In 1892. the area which is now Phil
lips county was strictly COW country
with cattle barons owning and oper-
ating outfits consisting Of thousands
OF cattle, horses and sheep. The cattle
roamed at will with no fences to hin
der them.
Three OF the men who knew Tet-
rault intimately we're Harry Cosner,
present deputy game warden for that
district; John Survant, and the late
George Clanton, who was associated
with Tetrault in the cattle business for
many years. Clanton, Cosner and Tet-
rault went to Malta about the same
time-about two decades before the
influx Of homesteaders.
In 1910, after a lapse of 81 years,
Tetrault visited his relatives and old
time friends at Tilbury and ever cher
ished the memory OF the reunion as
one of the most enjoyable events in
his life.
Survivors include two brothers, Al
fred and Paul, of Tilbury: three sis
tiers, Ellen, Selma and Belvina, all
married and living near Tilbury.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-05-08
Your Victory Garden
Fireside Planning NolD Will Help

Seed treatment is the only success
full method Of combating most seed
borne diseases. After infection of the
seeding plants has occurred, there is
little that can be done to check the
disease. As these parasitic organisms
are carried on nearly all seeds and
bulbs. disinfection provides an econom-
ical and effective means Of preventing
many Of the diseases caused by them.
There are number Of effective seed
disinfectants for controlling surface
seed-carried plant diseases. Some of
these products are applied as a dust
to the seed. Others are made into So
lutions and the seeds are soaked In
them
There is no danger to the seed In
giving this treatment. provided the
simple directions are followed. No anna
teur need have any fear OF undertaking
1t. Information about the best disin-
fectants may be obtained from seeds
men, from state experiment stations,
from the bureau OF information Of the
department of agriculture in Wash,
lngton or from the many garden CEN
tiers and information bureaus which
Will be established to promote the VIC
tory garden campaign.