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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-18
Hours Occupation Cost
Would Keep 500 Familie

WASHINGTON.-A statement jus
issued by the Fighting French dele
cation in Washington pointed GU
that the German occupation wa.
costing Vichy 800. 900, 900 francs
day. Five hundred French familie
of three members could be supper,
ed for a whole year, they said, o
the cost of each hour of the occnp;
ton.
With the daily occupation cost
was asserted, France could pay
years salary to 10000 unskille
workers; build 2,500 modern wor,
mems homes; build 80 miles of IA
way line or buy $50 locomotives. !
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-18

The. following is a north woods
version Of the historic IMAM bites
dog" news classic.
Towerman Earl Hider, while
watching for fires ut the Manistioue.
Mich. tower, saw . dog come bound.
ine out Of the brush and cross q
clearing with m angry doe deer hot
on his heels. Only by the most ener.
getic zig-zagGing did the dog escape
the deers shs:p boots AM era'.
escspe through Zee L. s;o,,.
his irste pursue.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-18
He Wishes He'd Donated
Dads Belt With Boo

GREAT FALLS, MONT.-The DO
IL, was pleading earnestly for .
certificate enabling him to buy
pair of hip-length rubber boots. I!
rationing clerk was obdurate. II
impossible, he said. What do "
need them for?"
Il turned in . pair during Il
scrap drive"
And now you're sorry and Va
them back"
mo, it isn't that. The boots
turned in were my dads hshi Z
boots, and he's just found it out.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-18
Milk

May milk production was at the
highest level for any month on rec
ord. The estimated milk production
for the month totaled more than
Il billion pounds. Much of the in
creased production was due to an
increase in milk COW numbers.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-18
For BlackOut Painting

British experience seems TO IA
vor bitumen paints for blackout and
camoufage painting. Use of shellac
has been proposed as a result
of shortage of other materials and
developments in research.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-18
Old Oil Used for Axle Grease

When greaSing a pillow with old
cylinder oil, sprinkle a little dust
on it. This prevents the rain from
washing off the oil, which then
serves the same purpose as axle
grease.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-18
Bolt sf Lightning
Scores Holes In One

LOGANSPORT, IND. - Light
ming played" the city golf Course
and played havoc, too, by boring
a few more holes around the No.
9 green.
Night Waterman Bruce Level
len said the bolt spun him from
chair $50 feet distant, literally
skinned an old walnut tree and fol-
lowed root into the ground.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-18

When Irene got home from the air.
pane factory she was good ard
ured: This was the hour, after wCI <
and before dinner, that she alway
looked forward to. Her private name
Ior II was My sissy hour" Into Ii,
snese days, she packed all the lazy
nxurfous little things she loved
tnngs that used to take up a lot more
han an hour of her peace-time days.
She sat down at the little desk in
her room. You could tell quite lot
about Irene from that desk. The
water glass filled with the small bou-
quet Of flowers she sometimes bought
on the way home. The paper-weight
Of pink marble The thin, crackly
blue aIr-nail stationery. And the big,
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-18
Temptation for Boys
Il Removed at Last

OGDEN, UTAH.-It isn't that
he has no faith in boys but
William c. McCorry, manager
of the Ogden Pioneer league base
BAH club, has fixed it so no one
will break into the ball park
buildings this winter.
He's leaving doors unlocked.
No boys will shoot out the light
bulbs. either. He's removing EN-.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-18
Politics Out!

Party politics are out for the du-
ration. Labor leaders sit in the cab
met and on all important govern
ment committees. In the factories,
Joint labor-management committees
work out production problems.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-18

II you have not done so, join the
Payroll Savings Plan at your office
or factory today. Put ten percent
or more of your earnings in War
Bonds and get back 81 for So from
Uncle Sam. Let's Top that Ten
: Percent" U.S.. 7,eesa,, Dssa,im.n,
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-18
Cattle Feed

The drying of citrus waste, which
consists of the peel. rag, and seeds
from canning plants, for the pro-
,duction of cattle feed has become an
important industry in Florida.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-18
Protected Interests

When Valparaiso fell into the
hands of revolutionists in 1891. the
American minister. Patrick Egan,
asked for u. S. marines to protect
American interests there.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-18
Synthetic EiherS

An institute for chemical technol-
'ogy of synthetic fbers, the first of
its kind in Europe, has been opened
ut the Technical college of Breslau,
Silesia.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-18
WA612o~ Buy NM
WAR BONDS

OF course you want that new bath
room. But not now, for raw ma
terials are going into War equip
ment and tools Cor our Boys on the
battle front. Hat your investment in
War Bonds today will buy that new
bathroom when the War is won.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-18
Outfit Six Soldiers

The leather in a single steer hide
would provide all the leather arti-
cies required to outfit six soldiers
for q whole year.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-12-18

fr am ed photo
graph of a young
man IN a cOrpO-
rails uniform-aS
good looking a
man as Irene was
pretty. On the
blotter pad lay the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
BLOSSOMS
eoonunaed Rroan PC onel

fcontInued Prom Page Onel
. mantle Of beauty.
The garden Of J n Waits ~ been
from Washington avenue "a a thing
Of beauty. and many persons are
seen to stop Their cars IN order "a
enjoy hooking Al ~.
The Roy Wlngfieid grounds on
Boalth PaseaRoula street shows much
intelligent planning ana iuat now
. blaze Of coloH Tire ramelias there
have been very lovely this year.
The J. II GENTLE home on Lake
avenue h notable because Of the
beauty and sizc q lk azaieas - Is
t.iat ~ Mr. Fanny i0ekTsdge on
Ker street
These are only q feN Of the many
spots o. beauty noted ia 4 ahori
drive there afe 10 doubt many
more. II aoula D. greatly apsFecl-
ated II uews Of them sotlla be
turned In 70 The cflfonieie- Star "
tssat mention may b mads 81 them
ara thus enable brsas ioferx % en-
10y them. TOO.
One Of the most aenie and pie
tuFeaqne drives IN paaeagoalA Is
Jackson avenue Here huge azaleas
epreaairg = blaze q color along the
roadway 1fAw the admiration Of
many. Of particular beauty thil
Neek are ihe azalean Ia TIE Harold
W 9autae4 yard Ard almost across
the street une kselF garden q
Mrs Pitcher Is very afreatlElG
GaFasa Club Interest
TIE flazf Organisation. and slee
ten - sfficefs fer she garden slnf
the nurlees q ahleh began a a
Assewbly sf wszasn e tfss Commnn.
AZ Hanse ia FRIDAY. wiii lake pi4es
April ~ The meetlHE sH d hsia
IN ne Ceaamnnlty uease II ) aseIsea
IL he afEefnaan 4nd vii BE- undes
ihe auspnes ef lhe UsO All uenaeu
~ TIE eeanl4 are especially inFlira
10 eszae I'D belp make TIE eFxanis
zsftau . fsTee fer he4ulffIfatisa Al
eFer The Eenn1T.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07

tcoutlnaed From Page onel
apprentices neanlsn in slse United
States Naval reserve. 1neT vii be
placed m N infeniiFs dasF statee
and allowed 10 continue their college
edncation - their own expense. ~
least EntiI nie end ~ uaeaF aeeaua
COLLEGE year ard psfhafN nnsti uhes
receive henxainufeate degrees
approximately 5000 81 ul6se Hlsn
are enlisted I'll be aeieeted eaeh
year far further traininN trading a
commissions n Enstens u ttle hs-
sal Reserve. Through the vi plan
tir NAVY i enabling colleges ara
universities to ID thssF pArl ~ sin
ming ne war - giving tfs pFelim
mary training 70 officer material
that Is required 70 prepare offtetf
candidates for their places III TIE
expanding Two Ocean Fiest
Participating eoileee afld umlsef-
stiles must submit their e~Hfricnla 70
tbs navy Department N9f approval
Certain courses uiii - required. but
10 attempt vii b. made - sfefe0-
tspe the euffieula THIS vi pro-
aram plan Will serve - . Kfsat bv1n
for fhe colleges Anfeh Rave bNen
Jared with gfeasif Decreased en-
ro8lmenls dn % the Naf Ine NsgF
places more Importance tran esef
% higher education - go time
Conducting tha meFtsnKn ~ ~
Commander Burton Davis. u = =
Lieutenant Commanders HalFn a
sentalan. &. s - retired ACT n
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
Grand Ole Opry'
Here On April Is

Yes nr. they're eosutn9 This HaF
WeMs Grand Ole 0py Stars ars
On parade arr VII appN5 Ia pr
sou under Their big tent.
LAKE goar plans no. 70 come
and bring ne family wfth you
there 4 samsfhsns r He sho4 tnz
every member q - family.
Tnis year = answer e me many
letters thzl haze Ten reserved Ak
ing Ter tnz staHz 70 eazns = different
cites. Ne are Answering Eness re-
quests wlfn 4 personal appeazance
tour a WzM headltners Bill
Monroe. ringer q MuIe Skinner
Blaes and Ms Blue Grass Boys
xith Cousin WILDER. Clyde Moody
and Fd1Ilng At Usoten fasorlfes
- sereen. Redo and Recordings
Also thoze rNo biaek-faeed paEFey-
ors d mlrth and harmony. Jannp
and Honey. stars e RADIO Alns-
tres and stage there l. Uncle Dave
Macon. re Dixie uesdrop8 81 q
Haalo Screen and popular record
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07

for ITO yesrs and has Won q letter
IN boxing Working and other aeflv-
titles turned hH attention from
sports
Successfully performing ma duties
a. a. executive Aze served As pres
ldenf Of the junior class last year
He 4 : member q ne E&ta Club
and IS a. active member lie played
TIE part q CrandzI n the junior
class piaf Shzr1 SAfeses
Mas sas Junior RozsTlEu foT
September ard a representative d
p 4 S az ne Magnolia Boys
State Convention
He has = pleasing personality ARD
has msnz frsrds
We Rtzh 70 congratulate YOU. Mae
and Is . serving - president q
the band
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
PASCAGOULA
u S o
Weekly Schedule
MARCH % TO r = 5

Monday. April 9. 1912
Social games. Community House
ga NJ. 70 5 p. n.
Social games. Community House
p. II. to 10 r NJ
Easter Monday dance. Biloxi uSO
Tuesday. April J. 1852
Social games. Community House
9 A. ~ % 5 r. "a,
Distribution Of library books rec
reatlonal hall, Housing Project. 2 p
N. 70 4 r ~
Rifle Shooting Class. recreation
han. Housing Project. 4 70 $40 Y
NJ and at Pascasoula skeet Club
from 40 % 8 r M
Red Cruz FIRST Aid Class. X NJ
p c. and Womau's Club. Pascaaou-
Il High School. 7.3e 70 $50 r. ~
Skating. adults only. p~ascagoula
Beach Park. Ts30 10 1880 P. n
Wednesday, April :. Istz
Social games. Community House
8 A n 70 S p NJ
Girl Reserves. Pascaguula High
School. 10 90 A NJ 70 10 30 4 NJ
Bridge Party. adults. Project Rec
reation Hall 80 70 500 P. n
Red Croes FIRST AID Class. wives
Of defense workers. recreation hall
Housing Project. I'D TO $50 r. NJ
Thursday, April .. iBf2
Social games. Community Club
Community House. : p II
Meeting Of Bicycle Club. Com
munily House. 8 r n
Friday. April 10. Issz
Social games. Community House. 2
4 ~ to 5 p n
Social games. recreation hall
Housing Protest High 8cf1ocl. chill
dren. . 70 10 80 p #
Garden Club ) p. ~.
Skating. Beaeh PARK I'd TO 20 %
p Il
Red croaa first AID Class. Esea.
t4upa High sch10s. EacataNp4
Alaa. 7seo 70 s 20 ? n
safaresg. April II. iefz
Skating. PaseaEDuia Beach PARK
2 osP =
Skating. paseaeoula Beach Park
: 80 % 1910 p "
Sunday ApFti n, 1872
Skating Beach PaFk. : . 8 P n
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07


cipated IN basketball. track. Girl
Reserves. Glee Club and numerous
musical performances. she has
sung in the Christmas and Easter
cantatas at the Baptist church Of
Moss Point for several years
Margnerites ambition is TO be q
singer and with that goal IN mind.
she plans 70 60 70 college next year
and ma lor in music. Not only does
she sing we'll but she also plays the
piano with skill.
She ranks high In her class schol-
asticaly. Her musical talents and
her pleasing personality have made
her ar attractive and popular young
lady.
Well deserving the place Of stud
ent Of the week is Charles Edward
Mccoy. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Mccoy and senior Of p. II s.
Before coming 70 Pascaeoula. Ed
ward attended the Philadelphia
High School.
Mac. as he Is known about school.
has proved his musical talent as &
member of the high school band
and orchestra. playing a bass horn
He was q member Of the giee club
and has been awarded tNo letters
In band xoFk.
As 3 sportsman he played football
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07

whKh = D~M Tlsis ses has an caN
saeisfy lAke that % csMi nzsoAr
pvr~ons Affected uaGh thik kAs nTane-
diAtsly starr m1renng. THIS h fo-
lswnd hy hesdasase. nalrseA ard rnEn-
naaT teaag~wasy g2ssaeAl dlsahtistg
ThA sas Is Artive - MW c~uncentfa-
tAaEs n1Tt it. aefseh = cslayet ffsan
i've 70 ten minutes Ire eff~ctk
are ssvtFe eat tenapsxaTy.
Sneexr Eas h used m the fuFrn
q . Nnnoke fDxruine . yelkN al
cloud az eYeSlsh xn4nkr II hak an
nsor slightly uks eaal smoke also
Thls Gas too cauNrs sf1rratnK ana =
hurnizra sensation ct lire nFsx and
threat NiiKat Recommendation followed
ny occasional nakitea n n gngnesst.
Afely effective Bat The effects are
temporary
Tne fifNz sir Treatment prescribed
for bpsh these gases are tse same
Flush the nose and threat with q
weak soluttsn &c bAkifsx eedA ts<ai-
ugn ~hscagbcnatei o. breathe sunaes
Of bleaching powder tn . wtdr
mnuttsed jar. Drink baking esia
fFwciy Il vomiting Warn victims
that tire Symptoms wsli increase Tot
some time Try 70 aIlay fear and
avoid panic.
SCREENING ssheAss
SusAlu trhnxk8e = solution l.
used 20 create a screening sniake
rs symhoi Il F-S II has an acsfd
- aat& 49, - aa.aaa. weth aaa
tng sensation 70 the skin but Il a
non~inturinua No first aid treat
mient d prescribed fof this
n c Mixture Is another form 81
smoke Il has an seFsd ~suffocasion
odur. Its effects are harmless
therefore no first aid IL required
White pf1oaphorsB Il Q solid
which gives off = smoke and has an
o1nr like matches or phosphorus
Particles from thh smoke cause 81
we're fire burns to the skin. which
heal very slowly. The smoke alone
may cause q mild pricking senka-
lion. but Il b harmless In giving
first aid treatment for the burns
the PHOSPHORUS particles must be
ANAtAAAtN RNt0tt NAAAaAA Wv AoANA AAAt
for burns. since PHOSPHORUS cunttn-
c 20 burn unless removed Inn
nerse the wound IN hot water which
nielts The PHOSPHORUS Then Il can
b. spnnged out with . EauSs pad. II
cold water only "a available the par
ticles viii not melt and must be
packed out under water. Phosphorus
viii re-tgnite on exposure 70 air. If
available. copper sulphate solution "a
70 5 per cent? may be applied. which
coats the phosphorus with copper
and stops the burning and the partl-
cles can be lifted out After either
method Of removal use the same
car Is for an ordinary burn
FaraiyxinE Gas
Paraiyzing gas has an odor like
bitter almonds or like rotten { Z
This gas auses q slight headache.
loss OF consciousness. commissions
ane may stop breathing. In giving
first aid for this. the patient should
be removed 20 fresh air and be given
artificial respiration II needed Give
first aid for shock and transport the
patient on q stretcher.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
Civil Service Seeks
B~ookkeepers And
Chemists Here

The Civil Service Commission Is
seeking Junior Chemists and Senior
Bookkeeping Machine Operators for
the Federal Service.
For Senior Bookkeeping Machine
Operator positions, 3 written test TO
Determine ability 70 perform yarf-
0us kinds Of clerical work viii be
given The salary Is 1890 a wear
Al least ! year Of paid experience
b required In the operation Of q
acknowledgements accounting ma
chine Applicants must Be over Is
years Of age. Applications must BE-
filed with the Civil Service Com
mission not later than May 10. 1857
Fu the position Of Junior Chem
~. paying 5000 : yea ONE
especially are urged 10 sppiy. Com
plefson Of . t-yeer college course.
with % semester hours IN chemistry
Is required Senior students ma APP
ply and T eligible for provisional
appointment prior TO their nadu-
ation II they vii complete the pre-
serted course within 4 months Of
the date u applying There i no
written test Applications must Be
filed win the Civil Service Com
nilsson. washington .. c and win
b. accepted uutl TIE needs Of the
berttce have been met
Fun information IS 70 the re-
quirementx for these examnsattons
and application forms may b Oh
tanned from James v. Blackwell.
Secretary Of The Board Of Q. S
Civ 6erFtce EzinerS. At TIE post
Office q cnstomhoGse IL P1seaaoula
o. from the Secretary q the Board
u :. q Civil serTes Examiners a
AM fifst-W second class post office
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
GARDEN CLUB
CONTINUED Prom rAee c'rssi

Following Mrs.. sreley'K tain there
vas an open discussion eunreEulng
organization. As uae meeting wnn
late getting under way the cun.
census OF opinion WAS that Il would
he better TO hold The eir<tinn Of Of
ncers and the forrnuiatsng q specif-
lc plans fo4 the future Al 5 meetinT
TO be held the following Friday At
J o'clock
The possponement was especially
mace IN order that these present
might hear from Miss Ruth Cain
the county home demonstration
agent who was 10 offer suggestions
and 10 talk on what plants
flowers. etc would do best IA TINS
locality.
Mis- Cain distributed bpaktFtA
which SHE explained Ncfe expecIaIl9
valuable because they had bern
written and complied BY two Mir
sisxippi experts. r. @ Mon0smilb
and r. s Batson. the FORMER u
north Mississippi and Tie latter u
the southern portion Of the state
and therefore could be depended
upon By thoee who were anxious
10 learn wtGat things Rrow best IN
tifis climate.
Mis- Cain then pointed out erf-
tain sections la the taok unAs
would be particularly helpful % .
aarden club Before she ended Aith
her talk II had turned into a ruutnds
table discussion fTdsn whlrb much
valuable information wns elictted
It Is noned ~ the uSO that from
this mother organization may grow
smaller garden clubs until every
fart Of the county y covered b.
them.
Attention viii also be given 20
vegetables and fruits. rs well a.
shrubbery and flowers
Any SONAR Interested b tbix
subject l. missing something II the
does not attend tlae next meeting
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07

County Hosuital March ~
Mr.. 0&rrtNan Il EtAtt0ned - na-
DO man aboard ons q uneas SAsut
Submarines operating n the rAclf.
s. wAY H1ne
0afriRMn cntesvd Uncle SAM
forces tne day after be EraGaated
from the rAsSaKoulA Nigh School
and Of tire II years that he has
seen servtcs hair q them have been
spent aboard the undcrsca craft
Ne wax Asn0ng q seircted group
aboard his ship rsasissEs s
dation from uhe commander Of u,e
submarine Pacific Fleet fog p~srfnOn-
ances rendered Ia the war sDDe.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
STUDENT OF
THE WEEK

Marguerite Coiiey. daughter Of
On and Mrs J. r Colley l. the stu
dent chosen 10 BE- Moss ruint High
schools student Of the weck The
ciE7iteen-year-old girls Is \ popular
member OF the senior class.
Marguerite is active IN several
fields but her chief interest is IN
music. For four years she has been
drum major Of the school hand. and
has been n member Of the band
since It was first organized SAX years
ago. She Is nov the first flute
player.
Besides hand work. she has parti-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
NNa Me4fHNME
K~NTHmTNgEA GH0tF c.
fRFKNDN ~ E~uNGklEUN

Anam3 ~ e8aaiE - - s
sefss - se m ass - hneus
n ~ tie HeaetN F4f& fasastaH -
NAfh hEfs afKsn kEsEsaF
sea ios 0e fsfS eE = ssaii
srunn - ffse11a n FFas aitss~
sasa
fEsN ~ the sa an 4H4 So
~ her guests 70 hf lsie
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
POISON GAS
MAY AFFECT
II MANY WAYS

aEditors noe na 4 the fourth
" 8 series G articles "a the de-
teezzon ard effects d Poisonous
Case and fne cars Snd Treatment
70 BE given those Nno cone i con-
tsEI VIII IA.
AzamIsIte Is one q fhs forms q
gas USED n warfare. The zJmaal e
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07

On 4faaaa4 ~ ~
~ II k4IANN&s
~ * MN4 M No. N
$50 M H4 F
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07

? SEAMAN e = NaFai Reserve
Dean ! " Barter a cainmhla unl-
ttgefY. especial AAhs#Hf 81 me ~
slsganI secretary ~ liio #ayy IN
It a kesas pfealAent az tsae unleeF-
esif - ~kaulssfllf5 the Ifee & g.
stamford. n~faalasnt 81 Ntlkalsega
calie#e Arsa ~ Kilpesf . Smith
nrofeesox 81 e~e1ag4tM "A Taie tint
#HFHikEs
Anafhff 81 flae Mststfe fes9n nf thf
Iasn1le University No. 0sleAfs -
On W fdnAy. Ami ~ Is ~ a =
n 1T GsasasssEA "a M~lsstzsppA anss
louisiana
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
Sub Crew Members
Spending FurIough
PascagouIa

Jones oarrsssn q Paseaeoasa ar
rFe1 hone Friday morning from
the Pacific ~ bone " California
&C : Scar furioash foF TIE ftrst
RlzpDse q his wife. Mr. Mary NeI-
son Garrtgan. since TIE Har began
r-eelnoex = AU CaFriRan w.
aEaonR ne eEaeaeez frozn Honolulu
arriving n PaseAgeaIA several weekz
40
NJ Carriean received TIE nr=x
upon hz arrival that - Nzx tie
rzcad father d : daughter Nan
Landrtdee boFn e Ne Jackson
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07

~ and kIft NNnsau Nafsx ase1
nat1Eg Betty HsN = pAf xessfy
asse nsie aaftns as xk sIt *
~ ana ~. l. II nsr I'D in
Fsscasnafla siges
Mr. " " Hn
= Hse fHe - HiH SIS
nsfKles ~ Htsesaee - lHF Htf
nanttzI sfeneN II 1n alH
eeek
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
PASCAGOULA
PERSONALS

Mr. Z faaeA q Dalsy. HmtFy
zsaenf tie sezk end Is = saulin
a quest of he4 brother fioNsEa III
kefaea aEla lnanllt. " ~ n1Naaa
gu sfHes1