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Evening star., 1942-06-18

cut VI GU UttfL DCf HtC SuHt-
Minis Orchestra at Herb
Sachs Del Rio.
wood" 1t seems somehow just the
background to prepare a man for
the Capitals cabaret life. At any
rate, Mr.. Bess whips up monthly a
bright entertainment at his Bala-
laika which combines some of the
best features of both Hollywood and
Russia-colorful as a filmusical and
spontaneously lively enough to be
the work of some of the unrestrained
Cossacks of Tolstoy's Russia
Leo Tos, who has been figure in
local night life for a considerable |
time. back unto the days when he
looked suavely over the affairs OF
the long departed and now la
mented Heigh Ho Club, is happier
now than he has been in some days.
Reason: Mr.. Tos is maitre d'hotel
at Hotel 2400 and lately has been
without a headwaiter in the Lounge
Riviera and with Pete Macias' mu-
sic drawing crowds that pack the
place on slow nights and burst its
seams on busy nights. Leo has been
a harassed gent. But now he has
imported from the Versailles at
Miami Beach the one-time head
waiter there, Theodore. So Leo's
happy and Theodore probably knew
half the lounge customers before he
arrived, so they're happy. 1t is,
whether he ever told anybody or
not. the notion of Al Norton, Merry
Land maestro, that nostalgia is
handy thing to have around to
keep the customers in a proper
mood. So Mr. Norton lets the other
bows play today's tunes to death.
generously sprinkling the notes OF
one, two, five. maybe 10 years
ago over the MerTy-Land air from
his trios bandstand Nostalgia for
the young. It's paying of, too, the
spot being another of those in town
which. if it isn't always filled, Will
be as soon as some one takes those
last three chairs. Somebody may
have this story all wrong, but If our
information is correct. the conga
line at the Cross Roads was the
most surprised conga line in this
vicinity the other night, when the
orchestra got tired of playing be-
fore the dancers got tired of dane
ing. The conga finally wound it
self into a neat circle in the floor,
according to our spy, when the
young chap acting as master OF cere-
monies, whose name the spy didn't
catch. stepped up and asked Are
you through" No answer forth
coming, he said. "All right, sit
down." Thinking some gay little
game was coming, the. conga line
sat doWn-on the floor-as one
conga dancer. "Okay," smiled the
m. c.. that's all" And the band
walked off the stand, leaving the
sitting congaists stranded.
Wanted: One guest of honor.
Must be beautiful, feminine and a
native Californian now living in
Washington. Applicants and friends
who would like to suggest applicants,
get in touch with Paul Kain, the
Glen Echo Spanish Ball Room band
leader. He needs the guest of honor,
feminine and beautiful, for this
years California night. annual
Spanish Garden high light.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Save Gasoline

1t is a brave insurance company
actuary who would estimate any 81
year-old mans life expectancy at
% years from today.
Fifteen Thousand gallons of gas
oline is what it takes to drive an
Army mechanical division just 100
miles.
BY pre-Pearl Harbor figures, it
would take you % years to use up
5000 gallons of gasoline in your
automobile.
There's lot of difference between
that 50 miles to the beach and so
miles back. and the 100 miles be-
tween ruined Rotterdam and the
Nazi arsenal at Dusseldorf.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
After Dark
Continued From Page B-8)

the season is that of Mischa Bess.
who gave up his last job, that of
gently strumming a bass fiddle in
the Troika orchestra, to put to work
some ideas of his own about night
clubs and the mood Muscovite. The
ideas emerged as the Balalaika and
the success has been SO notable that
Mr.. Bess is planning now to close
during AuguSt-not because busi-
ness is Stacking off with the advent
of heat. but merely because every
one in the place needs vacation
and it's easier to do it on whole
sale scale. One secret of Mr.. Bess'
success in Washington may lie in
the fact that he has had. as is
pointed out in a brochure describ-
ing the Balalaika, years of expert
ence both in Russia and Holly
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Contact With Enemy Subs
Laid 10 Pleasure Boats
Ry the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., June 1S.-
Vice Admiral Robert r. Waesche,
commandant of the Coast Guard,
disclosed yesterday that some pleas
ure and fishing craft had made con-
tact with enemy submarines.
Replying to protest by the At
lantic City Tuna Club against the
l2-mile ocean limit for sport and
commercial boats, Admiral Waesche
said in Washington:
1T has been our policy to play ball
as far as possible with pleasure and
fishing craft without jeopardizing
the national interest, but we must
make sure that no contact is made
with enemy submarines.
I'VE know such contacts have been
made and we can't be too careful.
Some sacrifices will have to be made.
We like to cooperate as fully as
possible with commercial fishermen
who go out to make living, but as
for pleasure craft going to open sea,
restrictions will have to vbe en-
forced"
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Tissue Holders, s.

Were $3.50
rayon tissue holders with a box
of cleansing tissue. Wine, brown
and blue. Soiled.
Is RayOn Satin Quilted Linen
Bands. Wine, gold and dusty
rose. Slightly soiled. u price.
Each ------ 25c
5 sets Lingerie Envelopes OF
Koroseal material t3-piece sets)
White, yellow and green. Soiled.
Were 81. Now .------ Csc
Three Piiofilm Lingerie
Sets. Useful for travel or storage.
Blue. rose, white and wine. Slight
ly soiled. Were So Now So
NOTIONS, AISLE 81, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Junior Misses
BIouses, 'I.9'
Woro f1QS
We're S2.95

20 tailored blouses of striped
denim with short sleeves. Blue.
Sizes II to Is.
10 Cotton Dressmaker Bathing
Suits with elastic shirred midriff.
Yellow and blue in sizes small
and medium. Were $3.95. Now
s2.95
10 Separate Sports Jackets of
rayon and wool gabardine. Each
garment properly labeled as to
fabric content. Blue, gold, red
and navy in sizes IL to Is. Less
than a price e-------S S5.95
Fine Selection of Junior Misses
Dresses Of rayon crepe and sheer
wool. Sports styles in red, aqua,
navy, gold, blue. brown and green.
sizes IL to IS. 20 were Sl0.95 and
more. Now S5.95
IS less than Il price----S7.95
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
ChiIdren's Shoes
s2.s'
Were $3.50 and more

80 pairs misses shoes and pumps
black patent leather, white buck
with tan calfskin and white elk
oxfords. Sizes in the group 12la
to 3. B-l24 to 8. C-l212 to
IL, 21a, 3. D-l212, 1917, /,
IA, 3.
30 pairs Junior Misses Shoes
pumps and oxfords in black pat.
ent leather, blue calfskin and
white elk. Broken sizes from 4
to g. Were IS and more. Now $2.95
JUNIOR MISSES AND CHILDREN
SHOES, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Art NeedIework
Reduced

2 Model Cotton Shaggy Rugs,
one ivory y-and-green. one ivory
rose-maroon.. 20x30 inches OBJ
long. Were s5.75. Now 81
1 Rayon Repp Bed Rest, kapok-
filled, maroon. slightly soiled.
Was IS. Now-$3.75
/ Model Cotton Crochet Rug in
shades of green, 17x35 inches.
slightly soiled. Was 1925. Now So
S pairs Model Cotton Pillowcases,
one embroidered, one stamped.
White with colored embroidery.
42x36 inches. Were $3.50 pair.
i Model Cotton Applique Crib
Quilt, cream background with
colored applique design, 40x56
inches. Was S11.50. Now So
1 Model Applique Crib Quilt,
white with colored applique teddy
bear design, 40x58 inches. Was
$3.50. Now
ART NEEDLEwoRK SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Misses and Women's
Sports Goats, sI4'''
We're S22.95 and more

Is wool tweed sports coats in plaids and mix
lures of blue, grey, gold and beige. Sizes II,
16 to 20, 40 and AZ.
Two-piece Suits of wool and cotton velveteen.
Tan. red and blue, in sizes IA to 18. Were
S2295 and more Now Sl4.95
20 Two-piece Wool Suits in crepe, twill and
shetland weaves. Navy. black. brown, beige
green gold and blue. Sizes IA to 20. SO and
49, Were S35. $22
8 Two piece Wool Suits, including Forstmann's
charmeen. Beige, blue green, grey and wine
in sizes IL, l6 18, So and 16la. Were $39.75
and s4e is Now wS S297
5 Wool Suits of finest quality including some
made in England. Navy, black, brown and
grey Sizes H. 16, 18 and 38 and A. Were
$69.75 to $85. Now --*44.7o
COATS AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Pictures, Mirrors
Greatly Reduced

PlateGlass MetaILeaf Mirrors in 18th Century styles
Were s25 ---- $3.50
Sver-PIated Framed French Mirror of delicate design,
pategass. Less than n price. Now plus 10T tax--$15
Processed Oils Of coorfu landscapes and flower subjects
Were $12.
Decorative 18th Century Subjects framed in metal leaf
Were So $3.50
Processed Oil Reproductions framed for recreation
dining and living rooms, in various subjects Were $40
Water Color of classic 18th Century subject framed in
antique effect meta-leaf. Was $l2 $3.50
Framed Copies Of Famous Old Masters Were $780, Now
$175
Large Framed Print Of Monticello Was $40 Now----$1o
Meal-Leaf Framed Plate Glass Mirror approximately 80
inches round Was $40. Now
PICTURES AND MIRRORS Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Misses FornaIs
Reduced
Women's Shoes, s6'S
We're SIO.95 and more

ITO pairs women's shoes for dress and walk
ing-sandals, pumps and oxfords in white,
blue, TAM tan and white and colors. Sizes
AAAA to B-4 to 9.
80 pairs Women's Black Kidskin OxfordS,
number 100 last, low heels; discontinued styles
and broken sizes; AAA to D-4 to 9. Were
$10,95 Now ----- ------------------S6. S6.SS
IS pairs Women's Shoes-oxfords, pumps and
sandals-in kidskin and suede. White, red
and French blue; a few spectator pumps, white
with tan trim. Sizes AAAA to E" to 9.
Were $895 and more. Now----S485
WoNEN's SHOES, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Furniture Greatly Reduced

Glider metal frame and sacoth covered
cushions Was s4q75 Now ---------- s34.75
Modern Design Lounge Chair with cotton tapestry
cover Reversible cushion. Was $50 Now - $3.50
Side Chair solid birch in natural finish Blue imitation
l.,+hor soot covers 5O Now S695
tapestry stripe with
reversible seat cushions Was STA $S5
Occasional Chair with plum cotton tapestry cover and SOLID
mahogany frame Was s34 IS Now --- s22..5
Occasional Chair with green foral-design linen
Rutton seat and back Was $40 ow------, S24.75
1 Channel-bac Living Room Chair with blue cotton velvet
cover Reversible spring cushion Was $3.50 Now s34S
fold Floor Screen wallpaper covered antique Was
Now
Chair with green striped cotton satin
Solid pine with mahogany frame. Was s2475. Now s1675
Folding Table with mahogany top and hard
u,ood leos Was Now S3.95
Dining Extension Table with three 12-inch leaves
Sx-leg style. Mahogany and Was $3.50 Now s55
LIVING AND DINING ROOM FuRNIrukE SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Juvenile
Apparel, SIS
Less than Y price

Less than " brtce
IS pretty little dresses Of rayon
silk and spun rayon. Blue, pink,
peach and green. Sizes to 6l2.
Is Rayon Taffeta Dresses for
youngsters in blue or pink. Sizes
3 to 6l2. Were 1895 and more.
NOW ----------------- si'so
12 ChiIdren's Dresses of Swiss or
Spun Rayon. Pink or blue in
sizes 3 TO 612. Less than Il
price soc
JUVENILE APPAREL. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Girls Gowns and
Pajamas, SIS
Were SI.65 and S2.25

Is rayon gowns for girls in color
full floral prints. ,Tearose and
blue. Sizes 6 to 16.
40 Me-do Rayon Combinations
with reinforced crotch. White
and tearose Size 2, 4, s, 8, IA.
Were 85c. Now 500
20 Girls Rayon Crepe and Rayon
Quilted Bed Jackets, pretty de-
signs on white or tearose back
grounds. Sizes small, medium and
large. Were $2.25. Now----s1.25
IS Juniors Rayon Gowns. Floral
prints or dots on yellow. blue,
aqua and rose backgrounds. Sizes
IL to IT. Were s2e5. Now S1.s5
GIRLS FURNISHINGS.
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Cranes Stationery
Reduced 10

2 Cabinets Grey Lawn Paper.
Each IS
/ Cabinet Cranes Kid Finish
Paper --------------.$5 S.
] Cabinet Stationery---$3.75
4 Boxes Stationery each S1.25
10 Boxes Stationery each SOC
Boxes are slightly soiled and
damaged.
50 Boxes Green and Orange Play
ing Cards. Were 68c each. Now
each 42c
Hand Decorated Metal Waste
baskets. Slightly damaged. Were
Csc. Now
STATIONERY, AISLE 4, FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Mems
IL Less than e price

43 mems linen and cotton
initiated handkerchiefs with COL
ored borders.
l20 Mems initiated Cotton Hand
kerchiefs with colored initial
Were 35c each Now each CSC
so Women's Silk Satin Squares.
Less than price each CSC
8 Rayon Handkerchief Cases. Less
than Il price each 2Sc
30 Women's Cotton Print Hand
kerchiefs. II price each 25c
48 Women's Cotton Print Hand
kerchiefs. price each 25c
HANpKERcHrEFs, AISLE II,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Women's Dresses Greatly Reduced

splendid selection of womens daytime
dresses of plain and printed rayon crepes,
chiffons, tootal linens rayon shadow feurs and
spun rayons Also included are jacket and
long coat ensembles. Black, navy, green.
blue, pastels and white. Sizes 1871 to 2412, 16
to A..
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Women's Dinner
Dresses Reduced

Many lovely rayon crepe dinner dresses, some
with contrasting trim. Black, blue, green and
red Sizes ls to A, 16Ha to 241a, 421a to Asa,
and 501z.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Misses Dresses
Reduced

Many pretty dresses for misses in prints and
plain colors. One and two piece styles of
rayon crepe, rayon jersey and sheer wool. Sizes
IL to 20.
6 less than u price S775
3 less than y price $3.50
7 we're $2295 and more. $3.50
were S29.75 and more. Now--------$19.50
10 were s35 S22
were s39 rs and more Now 500
7 were $4975 and more. Now S32
5 were S4975. Now S37
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
White Goose Feather
Bed Pillows Reduced

500 goose white feathers
cotton ticking soled. $495. Now s2s5
white goose down, striped cotton ticking, soiled Was
$3.50 Now S725
Vanity Base, Cooniadesgn solid maple slightly SCARED.
/ Regency Design Mirror. mahogany g1mwood.
slightly Scared Was $ll. Sc
] Modern Chest Of Drawers walnut hard
broken the side. Was $50 Now $34 50
Vanity Mirror. modern design, walnut hard
slightly SCARED. Was s75
Cherry Oval Mirror. Was $3.50 Now-------seso
BEDROOM FURNITURE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Shantung-weave Fabric
Rayon-and-si|k
- Price So yard

$50 yards in this special purchase of the seasons
favorte fabric for suit dresses sport frocks play
clothes. Choice of rose, pink raspberry shades.
80 inches wide
IS Yards OF Embroidered Spun Rayon Tfted and chenille
designs navy wne rose orchid and aqua backgrounds
wide Less hal
49 Yards Navy Sheer Handkerchief Linen inches
wide Lest than price
Dress FABRICS, FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Misses Jacket Dresses
Reduced

Clever rayon crepe jacket dresses in colorful
prints on light and dark backgrounds, few
polka dot designs included. Also some print
dresses with plain colored jackets in the group.
Sizes u In On
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Mems Sports Shirts, sI'S'
Were $3.50

2l0 sports shirts with long sleeves. Convertible
collar model of fine lightweight oxford cloth. Ideal
for spectator sportswear lounging Natural and
tan in sizes IA to 16
Al Lightweight Wool Sleeveless Sweaters. suitable for
Wear with sports ensembles and jackets Tan brown
blue and small, medium and large. Were
MEMS STORE SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Knitted Curtains, Special, rs

100 pairs cotton and-rayon in multi-color and two
toned effects for summer homes and cottages.
50 pairs Rufed Pin Dotted Cotton Curtains with
rufes 2ls yards long Special. Sl50
Collection Of Remnants short lengths of cretonnes
and various drapery and glass curtain materials Coons-
and-rayons --------- --------R Reduced Il
, CURTAINS DEAPERIEs, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Safety Latches, 65s

96 kantpick three-way safety latches-latch lock
and ventator; fits all doors. Assorted colorS.
80 Illuminated Buttons plate attached
sorted colors. Were ST. 65s
Portable Gas Heaters white. At half price. Now-S25
Lathe Bench. equipped for Less than half price,
Now ----------------- s12.95
Lathe Bench not equipped. Less than half price Now
s1095
HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH Express Elevator Service.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
TOO LrTTIE ron TEACHERS. TOO MUCH
ron OTHER CAUSES


Thf neoplt q hfsssssipnl as 81 one aeeaFu N
ne oFanAon shs: tle searsaeFs q tle stale arr NOT
fzsTA prssfly Tsad
supzosea facts and figures that have brcn
rrsesasn 20 iK Lexasauuss sa0w thai ont Of thr
epaFSsuus ftna that = appropriated Tor our pubir
school stsstm. oasy y pr cent rsalls Epa o the
tesrhe4x
o. TIE remainder. Is pr cent GOES b transrorta-
tioa ard II px nra1 70 administration and lnri-
dentals q a@r nos feutsar = a~effifiec pahlse ae-
rauaiant sn reach tr runclnnun mat tilz = en-
flreb ea q ilne nna mai something should b. done
immediately 10 coFreei the situation
TM SENATE has ulseiy solned le HOUSE IN a
rsBoIutiAa eansrs fnf ; nonnmittse 70 stuuy ihe adj.
mAnisksaifsr expenses q he stale Department Of
Eairs isan anti the m4uol system The presiding Of
faesrx r. tAs HouE ard senate slouAa pat ihe ahlext
nsEHEEr u tlsese EMo hgancaarx 80 shis csfnniftee
Iliry aasAn ~ nsen u ability nsaEfsar ara fairness
Hhes xhessfn b. men wsse ~1a ms yield % pressure on
esther xlds 7hr tax pasef1 have nlways been iiserzi
n euantrts1n with our public echooi system 1faey
hsies AstAs ihe children saousu BE- given the very
Hsss = ~ wAg Of eaaeatAun Tne teachers have
besn iusal ard faiihfn. Notwithstanding the Haraser
&kfies pad them sui fheS should moi be expeeted
= n@fgs ne uaaule haaa-
TINS nunEniaee I'll have M opportunity fr q
real sassce - me ssask -ciaraon-Lsaeer.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
AsD o a

Mississippi farmers fare \ tremendous task Il
fhef reach tine 1917 farm production goals revised
mpnarn Asnre pean Barbof According 70 lhs nru
ruah announced tbs ueek b. Secretary 81 ARricul
tn7x Claude n Wickarn MislxsipN farmers gsiis year
arr sskrc to rGodaos saN1eeg saIlons mere mnk
2NsaN dozeu mere exxzs isSssesa pounds more
pork saaEftef 5000 head more cattle and calves
paAns i7a0ee acres more soyaeans ane Ioso0 more
ncfes 81 peanuts for oil and grow sss7s more farm
eaFdene
AfAi di5fieuit 81 tnc increases 20 ubtasn wln b. that
OF ssanutk Lazt seas Mi&s1szappa tarnuez1 nlantea only
szao0 sores e peanuts To vroN me Iasoao additional
aeExs called fm this year vii require around 100000
bushels Of peanuts Tor sred. nseden fertilizer. peanut
naekefs and Other equipment
There b plenty q hieh Quality serd and Suitable
tAnc available The government has authorized im-
parnaeut manufactures 10 increase OUTPUT Of peanut
plnkeFs 2s Pc cent and every assistance needed vii
BE given ~prodaeefs IL purchasing secd L takes about
tho bnsnelk Of seed PEI acre ~ the small White
Spanish variety. which b recommended for eli
According b tentative plans farmers car OBJ
tain peanut SEED for cash. c. xivs their note to TIE
Commodity Credit Corporation payable nexi faIl ~
hassest time. o. return Al equivalent amount 81 pea
nuts % shs sanas quality Al harvest tlEael
II proteet farmers Secretary Of Agrieadsurr wlck
ard has announced = guaranteed pfacr Of not lex
TRAN So % pr TOR for Z s Ne ! White Spanish type
peanuts. the variety most commonly grown IN Ms
sassippi for Of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
aRE You On a PAYROLL or HONOR.

Our cotntz your coantr Is al war
We are 81 uar because Of > sfcacaegoua attack b
: Totaiiarian nation opposa 70 every IDEAL Amesacanz
hola dear
Democrats America Is sfoa 10 an9ase out uhen
NJ 80 x war pt 90 N 70 yin W mast wln Tor Ne haze
or aeEitaEe o trewuon. or irgasy q Independence
- ssakt.
Moreottf ne ireeeom q men and women n a.
the DemOeFarea a the world hangs Ia fbe balance n
tnn sar
Aa-out 81. tosai uar costs money The priee
MI Be billions q collars and uaoss billions q DOL
laFs must come from ube pockets d the American
peofas yeaf pockets Ne n8ee is too aear f9 -
AtnesicAns % pas ior the right te Ire or way q
life nc cost IS 90 great tos the defense q oar sacred
Bill q Rights
OR government has provided 3 method waich III
help provide the necessary lupas 10 meef sle cost a
M and in addisasn Nn g9se every Daaa. woman ana
eAiie Nho 50 invests = comfortable savings nest ees
fos ne tuturs~etae lending q our mones through The
sale q Defense saving Bonds o. Stamps
20 "a rs either . question q Hoadz q Bondage
whaeh % yoa p4rfer9
me American and TIE Dexnocrate - i for he
volunteer purchase Of Defenp Savings Boaos q
sssmps regulars. systematically. xasnoa. pressure o.
oa<zeaoa
- ieE &c i ne American say rne eassesf. ths
mest etfcient and me nos business lss was L
Through some Payroll saving Pian. whereby eaea
20 das We aathoFzr or employer . - ASIDE =
specified san IL sae purchase o. 8 Defense SAVING
Bond
sgslemaaie universal deieass payroll savings from
te seo0ooo workers n America + tie simp.esl
eazlssi meitsoo e reach tnls Eosi 70 pfoslas the neces-
~ money % defend adequately AmerIes b. pro
stasnT oar fighting men win fhe supplies and eoula-
naeas 1ley need On tfe hattie fronts
= lets make every payroll IN TIRE Estaan q De
fezze Savings pagFol
Lesx MAKE i 3 payroll IF Honor.
are sou O. such q pagfonY
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS ASSUME WAR
PROPORTIONS

Amercau motorists schisTec al unenvianis Al
urae high record fr traffic fatalities uith appso4i.
n1Asely sooa dlsa r. 1851. Il u~noftlesal nn usually
aii-spo-esoae Aasnnce reports as substantAts1 b
fsnal statistics
T5e high mart n ssreef and hlRhxas killings wAs
hung up M 1857. nith saec dead snsee then. hos
eYsf. marked Improvement RES resulted from better
snslneeEing. saaFe elrtnssna hN Enforcement sid
intsndfiec safety education n ipsa ne figures
dropped 70 z2eo with 9 slight rise 70 $3.50 IN 1870
Nov II lhe very eme ur nsea exefy ounce o.
human strength We car muster. granlf declares
Julien n Harvey. MANAGING director q ne National
Conservation Bureau. accident prevention divlzion
q tne Association 81 Casualty and EAfefg Ezeeatgves
We arr eunirDufso by = reeorc d presentahIe auto
naonllt killings whluh prnbAhiy Is unprecedented
HConsiars ihe effect a mis- nc,ss on ou paf
program O lhs approximately xoaeo killed b. motor
vehicles la6t year M less tlaen 1900 are estimated to
haxs bsen oezupat8nnalsy employed nut even 1naf
ISM thr assolt 81 the bad new1, Tar total loss Of
man.aayz q productive susk caused Is traffic aocl-
deulk m 1851 uas i exeess OF 10000 DaB-ennugh 70
build 8na0 heavy bombeu O. = batteshius
ssrh waste at human and econonatc resources
wou.d ec saamefa IA = nornaal year. n timr Of war
Il becanaes critical ard niahs prove asaa stroua Il
ran be prevented Fcw Il ans, traffic accidents can
accurately he termed unaNu1dahie.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
rnHrs OBSTRUCTION MOUNTS

HsEs E g set q figures which 5 . disgrace %
% unlsed states During the month o. Deeembeg.
% nstaaag fss los tssaled sal18ia9-sTAsaooo
more tnaH tie AoVenDes figure During al q 1871.
the tosal fas iss SIS xsz22s7oe = compared sish
- taan ssssoooU n ne preceding twelss months.
AM tsea tlsu1es eekef only dlfeeE loss Thef %
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