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Milford chronicle., 1942-10-09
Business And Professional
Women Meet This Weekend

The Delaware State Federation of
Business and Professional Women
will hold a membership institute at
the Dover school, Saturday and
Sunday, October 10-11, for mem
bers of the three Delaware clubs.
Miss Susan Hill of Dover, the
state program coordination chair
man, announces that the theme of
the institute will be What is the
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-09
Sell $4,000 Bonds
At Selbyville Rally
Parade Precedes Meeting On Main
Street At SelbyvilIe

Selbyville and residents of the
surrounding countryside, respond
ing to appeals at a rally held on
Main street last Friday night fol-
lowing parade, purchased a total
of $57 300 in war bonds.
Houston Wilson, Georgetown at
torney, was the principal speaker.
The chairmen of the two groups
who arranged the parade and meet
ing were ]. Conn Scott for the mems
division and Mrs. Inga Tubbs for
the women.
The parade included the Fort
Miles military band, Is pieces of
field artillery from Georgetown. 200
school children, civilian defense
units and several other organiza-
tions.
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-09
Food Banks Planned
By Sussex Red Cross
Canteen Chairmen OF Towns To
Request Canned Stuffs

Emergency food banks are being
established in Sussex county as
part of the plans of the Red Cross
Evacuation Committee. Red Cross
canteen chairmen in each town are
locating collection centers and are
contracting organizations for con-
tributions. A quota of two cans of
food per member of each Organiza-
tion has been set, to be reached by
October Is. Food in glass jars not
used within a year will be given to
charity at the discretion of the local
committee. In event of an emer-
gency. these foods would be avail
able for use in mass feeding.
Will Make Arrangements
The following canteen chairmen
have been contacted by Gertrude
county chairman and
home demonstration agent for Sus-
sex, to make arrangements in their
particular towns for the food
iTurn TO Page 8. Pleased
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-09
State OPA To Tighten
Up Gas Rationing
VIII Thoroughly Examine All APP
plicatlOns For Supplemental Fuel

Further conservation of gasoline
consumption in this area will be
affected by thorough examination
of all applications for supplemental
and service rations with the view
of reducing these types of rations,
James L. Luke, Jr., state OPA di-
rector, said this week.
From statistics and information
supplied by the oPA we know that
the initial and temporary card plan
of rationing saved 423.000,000 gal
Ions of gasoline" Mr.. Luke said.
This is a reduction of about half
the normal consumption of gaso-
line by passenger cars in the area
affected under the present per-
manent system of gasoline ration
rum 3Page 3. Pleased
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-09
Appoint Committee To
Ration Farm Machines
r. H. Wilson, Chairman; Paris C..
Kirby, OF Milford Neck, Alternate

Rationing of farm machinery in
Kent county will be under the di-
rection of a special committee con-
sisting of R. Harry Wilson, chair
man; John G. Tarburton and Lyn-
don d. Caulk, with Paris G. Kirby
and Rudley Crossley as alternate
members.
The administration of the farm
machinery rationing program was
delegated by the War Production
Board to the Office of Price Admin
istration, and then re-delegated to
the U. S. Department of Agriculture
through county committees which
will have jurisdiction over all appli-
cations for the purchasing and dis
tribution of farm equipment.
fTun to Page ., Pleased
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-09
State Forester Advises People
To Burn Wood IF Short Of Coal

If short on fuel oil or coal, burn
wood.
This is the recommendation of
State Forester w. S. Taber to
householders.
Commenting on a fuel question
naire he had been asked to fill out,
Mr.. Taber observed that there are
many Delaware people who are not
greatly perturbed over the fuel oil
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-09
Weekly Weather
Report For Milford
From Wednesday, September 80, To
Tuesday, October 6, Inclusive

Charles J. Holzmueller, weather
recorder for Milford, reports the
following thermometer readings for
Milford from, Wednesday. Septem-
ber 80, to Tuesday. October 6, in
elusive:
La gaceta., 1942-07-10
REUNION DE LOS CARTE
RIOS RURALES

La Association de Carteros Ru
rales de la Florida Sc reunira en-
esta ciudad, en- el hotel HILLSIDE
rough, los dias ~, - y Ia de es-
te mes. Presidira Don E. Smith,
de Clermont.
Tomara parte en- las ceremo-
Mas preparadas, el administra-
do de correo Wall, ell alcalde
Chancey, Ell Rev. f. j. Fender
grass y ell administrator de ra-
cionamiento, Sr. Frank Trayn-
or.
Los delegados a,morzaran en-
q restaurant Columbia y WISH
taran varias fabricas de taba-
cos.
En- un banquete que Sc efec-
tuara en- el hotel Hillsborough,
ell lunes 10, actuara de maestro
de ceremonies el Sr. w. l.. Man
ming y pronunciara ell discurso
principal el coronel Voss, jefe
de MacDill.
La gaceta., 1942-07-10

Joe Gordon, de los Yankees,
que Sc mantuvo en- eli primer lu-
gar durante varias semanas, es
ahora eli tercero, con SO hits, 81
carreras y 345,
Ted Williams, otra de las "es-
.trellas" de los Medals Rojas, es
el cuarto, con 92 carreras, II
hits y 345. Medwick aparece
despu6s. con 88 hits, 36 carreras
y 344.
FL sexto lugar 10 ocupa Ernes
TO Lombardi, 81 corpulento re-
ceptor de los Braves, con 80 hit,
10 carreras y promedio de 324,
Ted Williams continGa al
frente de los "jonroneros," con
10, y le siguen York. de los Ii
mes y Mize de los Gigantes con
SO.
La gaceta., 1942-07-10
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Decretos de divorcio l.. j. Ie-
pard contra Emma II. Leopard (;
Piezzie S. Sole contra Howard
z. Sole.
Nuevas demandas Charles
Gordon Chickering contra Julia
B. Chickering; Sannie Collins
contra Perry Collins; Rosita Ba-
dia contra Ernesto Badia; Ber-
nice Taafe contra Dermott Taa-
fe; Vera Hawkins contra G. H..
Hawkins; Louise White contra
Otha White; Grace n. Hicks
contra J. r. Hicks N. f. Hayes
contra Wilma Hayes.
Pleitos: Luis Antonio Bono
contra Emil D. Vergara; w.
Lee Houchins contra el sheriff
INFERNO Savarese y Ell jefe de
detectives Bush, habeas corpus;
Franklin o. Adams contra FIX.
r SchRl
-
La gaceta., 1942-07-10
Tn Nuevo Lihro Para Mics,
Ilustrado por arheta hraoilefo

.WASHINGTON.-Un des.
taCado artista brasileno, ell
senior Candida Portinari, ha
ilustrado un nuevo libro para
ninos, escrito por Vera Kelsey,
autora estadounidense que ha
sobresalido por su conoci-
miento de los temas sudameri-
canoS.
FL titulo del libro de la senorita
Kelsey es MARIA Rosa" publicado
recientemente en- Nueva York, V es
una bella description del sueno de
una ninita brasilena durante ell
carnival de Rio de Janeiro. Ex-
puesta con una singular COM
prension de los suenos infantiles,
desenvuelve la acci6n en- un am
biente brasileno habilmente ira
tado.
Maria Rosa desea asistir al
carnaval, pasear con ell Rey Mono
Y disfrutar de la algeria general,
pero es muy chica, su abuelo Vovo
es demasiado anciano Y, por tanto,
deben quedarse en- casa. Sin en-
barge, 81 deseo Sc realiza, pues al
despertar, Maria Rosa CORE a
lamar a SUI amiguita Benedita, hija
de la jovial ninera de color que
cuida de ella, y lie dice:
-Benedita, Sfuf 70 la Reina ?
IEs cierto que pasee con ell Rev
Mono? Dime, Jes verdad?
Y Benedita lie c~ontesta:
TODD ha sido realidad, til fuiste
la Reinecita del carnival.
Las i~lustraciones del senior Porti-
narl contribuyen a realzar la be-
ileza de los hermosos conceptos de
Ia narration. Ell senior Portinari
ma adqu rid fama en- los Estados
La gaceta., 1942-07-10
NUEVA O~FICIALIDAD

En- la noche del microbes fue
ron electas las nuevas oficiales
que regiran los destinos de ID
novel organization social beta
Gamma Chi" La junta de cleo
clones tuvo lugar en- la residen'
cha de las Srtas. Jenny y Mary
Cannella en- ell 704 de la Gale
Frances.
La nueva Directiva la compo.
men la Sra. Nelson SpOto, presi'
denta; Vivian Guagliardo, vice
presidenta; Rose Ferrara, secrc
taria; Mary Cannella, tesorera
Sra. Steve Minardi, sargenlto de
amas, y Constance Spoto, repor
Der.
FL lunes Sc reunira en- la re-
sidencia de la Srta. Rose Ferra-
"a, para senalar la fecha de un
"Theatre Party"
Las felicitamos.
La gaceta., 1942-07-10

Los E,todos Unidas qvintvplicon
So fobdcocion de- henomienfos
NotobIes odeIuntos de Ia indOario de "%moqUino'
poro fobricor moqviinus"

WiSiIINGTON.-Cuando
!,onAi5 NSison, Presidente del
Conts lara la Production de.
Ms:c..AIes de Guerra, anun-
:iA!>a .ccientemente que Ia
p-.iucciGn de en-
tcs Eatados Unidos estaba So
orspu;ando a las de las ma
2,onea del Eje, estaba vocean-
te IN fen6meno que habia sido
posible debido a la industrial de
10 maquinaria. La proeza de
"A manufacture americana,
1u,. produjo la maquinaria
6Isica para p~roducirmaquinas
rue muy encomiada.
In 1910, hace apenas dos amos,
-. $50 fabricas para producer ma
t,,,nas valuaban en- doscientos Milo
..es de dolares SUI production annual.
10. dia, escasamente un par de
nos mas tarde, la production sc ha
aultiplicado a tai grade quo va So
hrepasa a los mil millones de d6la-
IS anuales, y ademas, la industrial
a esta capacitada para producer ell
ioble de esta Ultima suma, 10 que
agnifica que ell aumento ha sido de
diez veces la capacidad de venta
normal.
No Sc extraha de ESQ aquel que
sonoce la historic de la industrial de
este pals pero como @sta es POGO
conocida Sc van a dar los datos
siguientes; j..
Las primeras maquinas automa'
ticas fueron inventadas en- Ingla-
terra v Francia en- ell siglo XVIII
Entire esas maquinas es de especial
menci6n la perforadora que JacobC
Watkins empleo desde 1775. Lo:
Estados Unidos, por csc tempo
apenas comenzaban su desarrollo }
a1n iban a la zaga, pero en- 1898, E
Whitney disen6 y fabric6 una ma
quinaria para fabricar fusiles cor
pleas intercambiables. Este aeon
tecimiento fue ell principle de /;
gran industrial de los Estados Uni
dos, pals que desde entonces hast'
esta parte han descollado en- la pro
ducci6n en- gran escala. Actual
mente esta gran production ser;
uno de los factories importantes Ell
la ~presente guerra.
La invenci6n de Whitney, ell fusi
de pleas INTERMEDIATES, no flu,
aislada. Despues de 81 vinierol
cientos de macanicos industriosos
ingeniosos que en- la misma regi6l
de la Nueva Inglaterra, al norte d
Nueva York, Sc dedicaron a in
ventar. Entire ellos uev nombre
SO hicieron imperecederos, com
David Wilkinson, Eleasar Jenki
Ira Gay, v otros muchos. Alguno
de ellos tuvieron descendientes gu
continuation las actividades de su
antepasados con ell mismo vigor
coraie Q
Deol- d. es.a pl6yaae de inven
Clones i3ic.alcs en- u Nueva lngla
terr. S Ia gran industrial dc 10 maqui
La gaceta., 1942-07-10
PETICIONES DE CIUDADA-
MA

Hicieron aver peticiones de
ciudadania, ante la Corte Fede-
raj, estos hombres Y mujeres
UrbanO Ponton, 2805 Banza st;
Constantine Garcia, 2808 Mitch
ell St.; Maria L6pez, Ruta mum.
A., buz6n 1895; Carmen Cuevas,
1888 Spruce; Acacia Perez Con
zAlez, 1884 Nassau; Saturnino
Lopez, Ruta Mum. A; Elefterios
Sacris, Tarpon Springs; Gero-
galos Agathoklins, 908 Grand
Central Ave; Maria A. de la
Parte, 2422 Marconi st.
La gaceta., 1942-07-10
PARA Ell

Llamado por su Junta Selecti
va partira manana Sabado para
ell Campmento Blanding, ell a.
preciado amigo Freddie Valdes,
cantante de la orquesta del Res
taurant Columbia.
En- una vista que nos hicie-
ra ell jOven Valdes, la que agra
decemos en- TODD su valor, nos
pidi6 lie despidieramos de todos.
La gaceta., 1942-07-10
NOTAS SOCIALES
;PoR MARIO RoDRIGUEz)

pasado aqui varias semanas, vi
sitando a su hija.
La acompana la Srta. Georgi-
ma Garcia.
Feliz viaje.
La gaceta., 1942-07-10
CCNTFNZAN Los
P~RElPARATIVOS

Comenzaron les preparativos
para ell gran festival que cele-
brara Ia Secci6n de Beneficen-
ia &l Circulo Cu5ano, de la
que es p~rasidente ell correcto a
migo Victor Passetti.
Segtn nos infoIma el Sr. Ma
nuel Garcia Taiavera, jefe de Ia
Propaganda de este festival, Sc
crtearan valiosoS premios, do
nados por ell concrete de Ybor.
Tambien nos pidi6 hagamos
saber que ell producto ingresara
en- los fondoS de la Secci6n Y no
Sc invertira Ell pagan Quotas a
trasadas, como publicaba un CO.
iega.
Las orqueStas Don Francisco,
Bob Portion, La Sonora Y La Tro
pical han sido ccutratadaS.
Recordamos Que habra mesas
reservadas y s. colocayan en- e.
Patio-Jardin, al precio de $500
va eStan a Is venta en- la Secre'
taria de la Sociedad.
La gaceta., 1942-07-10
REISER AL FRENTE DE TO.
DOS LOS

Sc encuyntra hoy al frente de
todos los bateadores de las gran.
DIES ligas, Pete Reiser, ell jardi-
nero de los Esquivadores de
Brooklyn. con SO hits, 81 carre-
ras y promedio de 361.
Bobby Dcerr, la "estrella" de
los Medias Rojas de Boston, apa
rece en- el segundo lugar, con 95
hits, "a carreras y BAT puntos.
La gaceta., 1942-07-10
UNA R

UNA SOSPRESA
Les espera ell Domingo a los
asiStentes al bale que efectua-
"a la Secci6n de Recreo del
Circulo Cubano, en- ell Patio-Jar-
din.
BESIDE hace Semanas la pro-
meti6 Ell Sr. Oscar Cuervo.
La parte baileble estara a car
go de la Orquesta Don Francis
co.
va 10 sabe nuestra allegro jul
ventud.
La gaceta., 1942-07-10
M

Rafael Pages, 81, y Edelmira
Caraballo, So; John S. Bishop,
.jr., %, y Muriel Ann Theford,
10; Edward E. Szcepanik, %,
e Ida Moroni, 220; r. S. Smith,
81, y Thelma f. Mcmillan, 81.
La gaceta., 1942-07-10

RESTABLEClD0
Con gran placer conSignamOs
en- eSta meta ell total restableci-
miento del Sr. Alexandra Pine
ra, jefe del Departments de
Cantina del Circulo Cubano.
Ell Sr. Pinera estuvo alejado
de sus labores a causa de una de
licada operation.
En- ell dia de hoy volvi6 a su
trabajO.
Mucho sc alegraran sus amis
tades.
La gaceta., 1942-07-10

sus amigos, va que personal
'mente lie era impossible hacerlo.
Que la buena fortuna lie aeon
pane, es nuestro deseo.
La gaceta., 1942-07-10
PARA KEY WEST

En- la noche de aver partiercn
en- autobus, para la ciudad de
Key West, la venerable sonora
Isabel Vega, despu6s de haber
La gaceta., 1942-07-10

Unidos por sus pinturas murales
del Pabell6n Brasileno, en- la Feria
Mundial de Nueva York, y por la
exposition de sus obras en- otras
ciudades. Hace POGO tempo termi-
no los murales del Salon Hispanico
de la Biblioteca del Congreso, en-
Washington D. C. Sc distingue
este artista por su profusion de
dolores, su ejecuci6n brillante v la
grandeza de sus temas y ha demos
TRADE su gran Imagination al in
terpretar en- u dibujos ell sueno &c
Maria Rosa en- ell carnival.
La gaceta., 1942-07-10

gSea, Padece de grippe
Es de esperarse que denero
dc pocos dfas puede volver a BIS
labores.
Ojala que asi SEA.
La gaceta., 1942-07-10
BARN DANCE

En- la noche de aver las COM
ponentes del Junior Marcelo
Gonzalez Post" acordaron cele-
brar un Barn Dance.
La fecha escegida es la del "a
de Julio y Ell salon seleccionado
ell Auditorio del Parque Raglan.
La gaceta., 1942-07-10
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered froR the tutTNa
panis OF rheumatism ~sclatica, TimbagQ rad
ratlia and neuutis-ara eertaiely happy over
their discovery of NuRIrO. EoY they 1R
found n quick acting formrla which speedDy
relieves those exhausting EuscpJar ache 80
contains no cpiates, II YOU want toteekagatp
the Joy OF relief from painaeeo YOU can wotk y
peace and sleep ir eomfort-bc wise and W
NURITO under this irone.ad guarantee. IfthR
very first three doses do lot relieve that efTl
main to your satisiacliol-you moteY VII n
refunded Don't suh4. Ask your druggist tod
los NURITO on this guarantee U,N,o1
La gaceta., 1942-07-10

maria comenz6 a trasladarse rumbo
al Oeste en- las regiones cerca de
Pittsburgh, Chicago, y otras, debido
a la baratura del carbon, las nuevas
minas de hero, y Ell rapido aumen-
to do la poblaci6n en- ell interior.
Antes de terminar cabe incluir en-
este pequeno relate de que despues
de 1850 va no ha habido grandes
inventos o inventos basicos. Desde
entonces hasta hoy las mejoras con
Isisten en- p~erfeceionar las antiques
Imaquinas o en- combinar dos o tres
.en una. Naturalmente que las nue.
La gaceta., 1942-07-10

BESIDE ell pasado lunes Sc ha-
la guardando CANA, en- su resi-
dencia, ell joven Oscar Rodri-
La gaceta., 1942-07-10

SANTOS DEL Ola
Amalia, Pufina, Genaro y
Marcial.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28
Six S%eleriive
Service Appeal
Boards To Meet

A meeting II the SIX eelertive
service appeal bnards q Miskls
fippi wiII - held Sunday - $50
3 m At the War Memorial lsuild
ing IN Jackson Miss Governor
Paul y johnson announced e
day Arrangements for Tire meet
inc are being made ~ lieutenant
Colonel Lawrence y Long state
director If seleetiye 4rxice
Labor. Industry. law. medicine
end agriculture arr each repre-
sented ~ q member On eaeh II
the boards which are Eoeasea a
Hastesbsara. jackson. Meridian.
Lexington. Tupelu and Elafks,
dale. The purpose Of the meeting
iH 10 aRree On i clear lniefprrfa
lion Of the seiecsIee service Iam
Ind the rules and regulations per.
tanning 20 the law. Gevernal
Johnson VIII address the hoaft
members. expressing hts appFeciI
alton for The efforts and the tins
devoted % tbs work Il the ap
Zeal boards BY It's m3mbsFs
The problems requiring de.
cisions BY the appeal boards hass
been numerous. Lieutenant Col
oncl Long asserted However
the appeal boards have cafrles
out their work IN an exrellen.
manner.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28

v.MaH
= Mai Service g. sps~ htRna
10 and ffyan men @fttliG ptef
aak IS nsN - hA ufcranon -
tKeen Ire Uaitsd States and the
BRITISH i Australia lnlIA Ia
Wss ana several ost4 paints Hna
& nal.sf service Is ne piannns
for Iceland sr8ai Y Mail ls
x sheets ae availahh ~ az post
uFflre2 and has0 been dissfibatr3
a al oversees military and naval
posts The letters written on
these special xeNtx art photo
maphNa The fllm Is then flown
abfssad snd sfe btser Is repro
aneNd Nsew Y NAL Is even given
preference over air mail when
Transportation facilities 81 the
arnsy End navy are used Ans
postmaster can give fun informa
uoa aboug + Mail
ssiective Service
Sclecttvc Service Director Her
|shev has warmed that draft boards
viii b calling men with depend
cntx before Christmas and that
married men ulth no children
wontd come next IN Fact s0snk
boards. where the supply 81 single
men has been exhausted are al
ready having 10 call men with
dependents In order 70 Gil their
quotas As pointed 0ut in these
lcoiuFnnk some tiEue ago, men with
dependents will be called IN the
following order single rnen xIth
secondary dependents isuch aS
aged 1T crippled felafivesl. mar
RED men whose wive1 work. men
with dependent wives ba no
children and finally men with
wives and children
The Selective Services System
also Is eliminating is classified
ton known as Class I-B. which Is
made up Of men who n consid
cred fit physically for limited
military service only. Local
Lizards have been Instructed 70 re
classify these men a. . rate Of not
more than one fourth az the total
number each month Mn form
lerIy IN Class IB wht are not
deferred further because Of de-
rendeney Or IS necessary men
viii b II examined By The locai
board physician and either placed
IN Class ! A or Class ~ y accord
ne 70 whether they have Obvious
IL dlsqnalifving defects which
would prevent them from per
forming any military service.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28
Scout Troop No. 400
Has Weeks Curnpino
Trip Al WoveIund

Members Of tie Boy Scout
Troop 100 0f the Magnolia HEKn
school for Negroes nave returned
from 3 week q camping If Gulf
side IN Wageiand Approximate
" 20 BOYS attended AMI sgaeu
were visitors during Tire camping
period from other parts 81 Ms
slssippi end Ne~ Orleans.
l. ?. Scott. seouEmaslef. left.
following the camp. for Atlanta 4.
take 8 special training course for
tNo weeks TIE eHaf4 includes
q special Cub Scout aaalfse
emergency training and general
Scouting Tie troop haa extand
Cd tfsanks q those wIso made i
possible for the seontlnnsha IL
attend this training school
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28
Officer Candidate
Schools Open To
lila Registrars

The increasing Of the capacity
Of the officer candidate schools oi
the army has opened the schools
TO Class liza Selective Service
registrants deferred for depanden
c. only. Lieutenant Colonel Law-
renee w. Long. acting state d.
rector, announced this week
I~naugurated in July. 1871. with
3 program that called for the
training Of 10000 applicants foF
commissions, the officer candidate
school program is prepared e
turn out approximately thai mum.
Der every two weeks. Volun-
teer officer candidates are ac-
ce0sed for induction Of tfaey meet
the physical. mental. character
and citizenship requirements and
Il they are considered 70 possess
the requisite qualities Of leader.
ship
Volunteer officer candidates
sre permitted % choose q pre-
ferred branch Of service. They.
Ike all other officer candidates.
must serve al least three months
il an enlisted status after indae
ton before becoming eligible foF
appointment 70 an officer eandi
Gate school RI the event that ans
volunteer officer candidate IS 10
selected 70 attend school within
four months after Induction r.
may, upon request Be relieves
from duty and return 70 civilian
status until such time as ether -
hctiTe service reEisiranss n rs
class are called. Lieutenant Lens
slated
This relief from duty ~ alsa
- granted upon request = vel
unfaer officer candidates Who faal
- complete satisfactorily Ghe pre-.
efibed course Of training 81 81
officer candidate school
Following IS . l1sf q officer
candidate schools nov u opeF-
ssion The Adiufant Generals A.
fiaircraft artillery. air fierce 81
minstrauve armuEed force eaEaI.
~ ehemicss warfare
east artillery iseacoasu. eagln9
eerA field artillery. finance. md
1eai administrative corps uIHfa.
- police, ordinances. auansFmaz=
-. signal corps and tank destroy
e.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28
T~mmunixulion From
Whoopinu Cough On
State Wide Busis

-
prpvenht ~ n
rxam s size
wh@Raa at1fn
pAn a1slnone1 D. ~ FekS !
rnsfrwa executive 0flaF cf
.ihe state nosf8 = HFsfsh
We err nnknx fhfk
erasn Is light 81 rsexaf
nhtrh shows Hhat aas
eitiaee prevent * me ne ws
exits gl fasr Aa ~ In
aerwod n 1871 v w
ia drauaA fsn cAAkh
IN Mississippi fN uf tm we're
auAsng children q thge3 years w
under Dr Enswea stated
me plan Mssked ut ~ tbe
Dsraszsn It pgrxxntahs
is IL make vaselnm asnlfnAle "a
private physicians IN al Mts
sipra rfiaafpn uaFer years ps AKH
81 under. said Df. G~naruu
explaining that s "a rAxh
'rhiia imHnunfsed etll - turned
over ~ the heelth departments
These secmdk wlfl SERVE e. : b.
kis for meassMInK TIE effective
meas AZ thu program
Dx Underwood sid thai with
the help e local health depart
uaents IN dolnN edacAunn sup
plying varnfae ard keeping s
ords. physicians should he abb
% carry this program - = large
group 81 children ufee years &
age and under.
The WhuupInR cough inlnsn
cation program MaN - under the
supervision q Dr A. l. Graz d.
|fectoF. pFeVentable disease con
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28

Harry ID Ramsay a New Or
leasa canr over Saturday = Va
il hAA mesher aud brother Nj
L. Il Ramsay and Frank r Ram
saS Mr. Ramsay was accompanied
~ his daughter, Mis- Emmy t0u
Ramsay, and Miss Oayie TIE
young ladies' Weye guests - Miss
De2sFee Roberts during their asas9
They All resurnpd e New 0rieaFs
Sunday evening
Friends 81 Msx B. II Taykf
regret 70 know that she has hesn
III i0 several days AL
wish lof her . speedy fecueefs
Mrs. NJ b West ard hef small
son. Larry West were recent SiS
|lioFs 10 ~hattiesbufg. Miae
Mcsdnmcs !. b Cunningham
81 r. Ellis and -
|Spanlding wpfp tile Bluff Cfptk
Ieleciian managers. with iIefiasfs
ILyons a. peace officers.
Thomas Walker. Gunen Miller
and Lloyd Jennings sp~ut ~
week rnd Ia New orieauM