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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
OF WAR
HIGHLIGHTS TO DATE
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY G

The skies in the Pacific FROM darkened for the Allies
except the Murmese theatre. Before Singapore. the menace
Of a japanese attempt 10 parachute invasion grew. a. pre-
partitions against the p~ossihiIifs u assault by stealth along
the 1ohore Strait increased. LeadeEs on Singapore vowed
they would bold the fortress. from which some stores. equip
ment and personnel had been rezaesed.
In the Burmese theatre Amercan and British pilots
scored the m0st brilliant local sueeess Of the wars aerial
fighting. Al RangOon. sea head Of the Burma supply rDad to
China. II least 70 and probably e 81 > japanese force Of 20
planes we're shot down without . single Allied casually.
The japanese completed occupation Of The town Of sam
arlnda- 90 miles north Of the oil porf Of Balikpapan 10 con-
sotdate an effective control e ~feur-fffths Of the Eastern
BorReo coasf.
In the Philippines the war department announced that
enemy gun emplaeemenls On TIE southeastern shore Of
Manila bas. apparently prepared for bombardmens 81 Cor
fegldof Island fortress. were smashed b. MaeArthnrs
forces Emilio Aguinalo. unsuccessful revolt leader in 1899
against the United STATES. asked Macarthur and his troops
to surrender.
In Russia. Nazi lines were renorfed ~stifenine their re-
sistanee- sosieis however claimed 10000 Nazis kiled in
action n three DAYS.
On the east Coast Of ne rnsez States a submarine sank
he tanker India Arrow. owned b the S0eony- Pennsylvania
Oh Co. taking e lives Only = membeFs Of he crew escaped.
FEBRUARY :
The japanese invaders pounded Singapore and bombed
kang0on bases. The United Salioaals continued their Fight
ing on = defensive 5000 mile fiae g freats. In Iataan penin-
sula 90 the Philippine Island of Luzan General Mae Arthur
and HI tHseps wiped oui suicide batalions O. Japanese
American tanks paved the way faF moppng Up smashing
counier-attarks.
4 japanese cruiser and transport we're sunk and another
cruiser and a destroyer uas damaged and eight American.
Fsaee twn = pes a
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~ nnis sM Urfek FTINF
naornine FeArusry &C. 81 tne Pas
eagouia Hirh Scha0s auditorium.
rs Witnessed one q the most tn
EuiFinE sight q the present ueienAe
period iE the cts
Int uccasaou Vas shs selling d
Defense saFlne Stamps 70 the pu-
pak CT the High School Tne purais
Al fuE o. enthusiasm ana
task great pleasure m marching I'd
e tfse railing n front G tue stage
and oeposlfIEle their dimes ard
quarters and n sBEae Instances.
iaTKef denominations q money. ard
rNgtsierim uheH different amounts
The band aas un the STAGE ard
enltVeuee the students With patriot
ie airs such a. Coo Bless Amer5ea.
Ameu@ tne Beautiful ara the
Staf epaug6ea Banner. and other
enthusiasm ar0QslnE MUSIC These
patriots aus brought forth cheers
and burraAs from tae Vounn folks.
az ualna ~ respectful salute IS flse
national air Nas played
n addition b me band musle the
Cheering Sauza q fhe football tear
euazeueo the NseHe Win dsncine
are eheeriaS saa lively sofass b
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
CROWN MONARCHS
Of JOY TONIGHT Al.
BRILLIANT EVENT
Theme Of National Unity To BE De
pirled FRIDAY Wight In Blending OF
Patriotic and Carnival Ceiarx

This week the Young NraS BaEi-
mess Club Of Moss Point -ath Ks
yafaau committees Is nsxsily en-
gagged IN the completion OF flnal de-
tails fsr NE his Carnival Dance 10
be given Friday night In the Moss
Point Community House. The pubii-
Is urged to come early - witness
the regal procession and The corO-
nation The program viii begin
promptly a. nine O'Clock. A hie
crowd has always beer or hand for
the beginning. and club officials re
guest that all who plan 20 be II the
dance 70 please come early. The
doors 81 the haii VII open ~ seven
f0rfv-fiRe There wll BE- seats for
spectators who DO not care 20 dance.
The hRu IS appropriately decorated
IN carnival and patriotic colors and
drawing depicting national unity
theme.
Rehezrsals q the program werp
heic Wednesday night The court
prior &c rs assembly If the Gem
munifs House viii gather At TIRE
home OF Ar and Mrs L K MeTn-
tnsh. where TIE anehesses VII b.
presented TO their dukes AZ this
time the regal procession vii be
formed and u1ll proceed tn eluh
cars 20 nhe community house Tire
coronation viii take Approximately
forty minutes. after which time
general aancing viii be enIoyed
tContinued On page 81
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WORK STARTED ON
NEW ADDITION To
COMMUNITY HOUSE
PAseaessla Recreation Center 10 r.
Enlarged - Accommodate Uso
Activities PrekTam

Ground - bEoken fg ne COZ
~skf0ctIun q tae anaIlon 3suze Pa
easgula CogununEs3 Eozse : was
announced = Lester = MAHz re-
aza1az alfeelaf 81 ire EeacrA Kgrkz
kseEeya rsgas4cu u Defense Pun
* WozzG
This construction 81 cosz AZ
50 fm ahlea &n Pubic WORKS A.
HafuataaElon has grantee tie entire
amount Tae applicant fazaAaeo
re sfe8 v p Hfelanc u pasez
eaaaa + tie contractor = cfafse
CONSTRUCTION q A1N Eacls5zs NAz
race aeaszsH eeeR1se q uHe3ozn=
Hal oEznanas eae p desense ariiN-
aa be aAe EzscaaaaM area &C a.
sAz4zs = A8 c. e raaasoaza
F. cop H4ta Ha situation alaszs gIaa
ths Increased baa
Ihe zocla1n . ue Community
Ho1se nas ssearea fnfss1sh zae e.
ioFzs 9 The Paeaszgaza us0 Or
saaknfiafl = the USo has lakaa
esw ne operation q uax C0znmma-
~ hpase and III eonzza lhe re-
aaaItioH
me sanzsa1 calls far fhs En-
AzEinz q Tie present auditorium e
nzL naaa b aboa s. - csaH alsa
81 addition = ~ kitchen nas O.
lie sp4ee an1 oaas4 facilities
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
REGISTRATION OF
men FOR service.
SET FOR MONDAY.
Rules As % who Must Rekistef
SET FaFth b. SeIective Service
uirecfar

Regulations governing the Seiec-
tive Service registration on Monday
February &c. 70 be conducted be-
tween 7aN a m. and SEQ p m
throughout the state we're released
Today By BFiaadler Gennral Thomas
J. CraFRaE1. state director ~ SeieE-
tive arrvice SYsem
Al male persons not Previous
II registered VINO attained their
twe1sIetn birthday on or before De-
cennber 81. 1871. and xh0 have not
attained taeir f0rty-fzth birthday
On or before February 10, 1852 must
register Brigacier General Grayson
explained.
In other words. he explained.
al UNREGISTERED men who we're born
between February II. 1897. and De-
cember 81. 1921. must register.
Brigadier General Grayson said
that me between p and sc years
q age who registered in 1880 and
ls4l are not required to register
again
While anyone who IS unapoidably
SWAY from his home on February
le may register at the registration
place most convenient ON that Gate
MlSsiSsippi registrantk are urged 10
make every eflar1 % register II their
own local boards 70 avoid possible
confusion IN the future. he eau
toned Any person who must reg
lister while away from hlS home
should be careful 70 specify his home
address 20 mat his registration card
ntay BE- forwarded promptly 70 his
oHn local beard and % insure that
Re vii be included il its potential
manpower 70 fsn calls for quotas
Special registrars vii be provided
BY local boards . register men Who
eannot appear a. 8 designated reg
kEratl0n place because u Illness Or
other IncApacity. II vas explained
That every man subject 70 EegistFa-
ton VIC Is an inmate 81 Al asylum.
AL penitentiary. refarmatoFy Or
similar institution e the tame q
registration IS required 70 register
o. TIE Gay ne leaves the iDsatH-
ton.
Registrations IN jackson County
VII lake place - al q 11e usual
voting places On that date
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MOSS POINT BAND
CARNIVAL BALL
PLANS COMPLETED
EabseAIe Eser sham Te Fensare
Program Al seheol Gymza4sanm
On Msnaay Night

hnal preparations are H10er maT
1@ Ne frs carnival BAH q tha
Ao2z Point High Schaa. Nhzeh vi
b presented Or Mon1as azss
kebrazy Ie. Is thu align schoos
gymnasium undeF tae sponsorship
q the Mezs pm Bana Aaxiizrs-
Elaborate pans have been mzae arc
~ agsa subjects II sze King ana
Queer liza are a~aXlaasly AWAITING
thelr arrival Nlfh the H8Fal eours
The Identities &C these uaanarehs
81 e sep aeenes anfH TIE nlgat
. uN bal The king i uTa q ne
naaM popular zta1entk q fhe Scs4s41
sd na queen IS s s0anE aGF q
EssaTu SIC Personality anc paaSesse
a@E aaaAae4t1aw q s i04aIs qzeah
TIT kzzg and Qzaan and Eae roea1
esayflsFs wee asseess6 b tie school
sn2oenss and faculty because e
taeu ou1asDdtag qualities aaa
zHaaezn4p
Mr. 2 1 De1zshaae9 chairman
q nge baue auxillku has ulanaea
Ia Carnival relsaTstAaH - : xesz
zaA ant brilliant OCCASION Hsfa.e
9ail3zu hzac massef and s sseeszi
e~aRnzlsee an haze charge d ~
o~ecgaa0Dz TIE decorative fflsHs
I'D laeiuax AL q TIE regular ear
aEsal .eal9Fs - sci 6 8 pztrlo1e
sote fhe fhHoHH o. she Elng ana
queen asil = ELEGANT
A Esasfz oFriEstra q Ine cazzi
LIS beeu engaged for tnls ball Al
Elaborate fzear .zzoH z1l = uHe-
@nie1 4E ter Essal majestic Ihe
Esarl and spectator TIE fass
snqN caEai4le1 = EomurIar II
1FB = y Newton. Mza ID Mas
Ia = J EzankHn A. " 4 NeI-
IconlInlea 81 - 6
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
RED CROSS NEEDS
.MORE FUNDS FOR
WAR RELIEF WORK
reaple Ashed 10 ~ Mass LsserAl In
C~ausrGhutEsns As TFsap Aieye-
nsemss lnnFsMm Desnznns

Wsknlnetan n C-charmagi
NosxnAn Il DAVIS TO-DAY appealed ~
TIE AmeficAn peapae lot a generous
over subscription az the Rec Cross
Wa fnne % meet the gFDNsnR nreds
Ios HeS Cross services 10 the naftan 4
rapadis expanding armed forces He
Asked taAt tse previously ann0unzec
minimum gual - sc 0ea be ever
subscribed 50 tizaf 81 ieazs S.
ooo610 b. raised n tns campaign
Chairman Davis pointed CIT that
h sse proclamation initiating ff1e
present War Fund Campaign me
PreSdfnt AAke6 foF p mlnhnam
aam q 6saa9 aa Since tle III
pMH was launched en- DecembeY
ssh TIE aas after Pearl HAstssg
HU< only s1as tiae NAr wnefam
greatly expanded hut a3m the re-
cutting neudS IL tie Rec Cross hass
seennsK unxE specific Chairman
DAVIS w& abae Il state. flaaFef1He.
fhat & A. To- expeuaElen 81 siaf BED
C1ntN Il gsts -tafFnaee6 aGnnunt Il
TNAesssc Asar haE41ug ! gna4 a.
EA3LI -
"a VII b feeksaFy curing 1872
The Hen Cross must keep naes
Hlil military arr industrial moh.ll-
zktiua. SAID Mt uaxA& Our fight
irG torrSa arr hstng sem q an N
rre&szE9 nunaheF q frnnls 1ssfo4szas-
cWt ne wufA and the Rec CrnEs
mus SC win them On lkf hozne
front . ma9s seF8e thr families Of
na service men Il maEt help n
training or civilian population g
mett shr threat az bam6inRs $50
ctage ane industrial accidents
These iAskz Require not uTIs great
sums u n0x1eg bit also 3 trcxnen-
aasn anaeaaf q volunteer ierYlee
Pr TINS reascn ne mnzt raise or
asceses G4lskla and be In 8 poxits1n
10 Eiss Adoec attentazn arc energy
q the actual uu4k Of relief
Up to TINS ume tzz011na o hAs
bern subscribed ] am hanEs to 8ay
t4sss iaH chapters on Of 1z4e have
reached O. exreedeo zhelx auolaS
TINS gives ~ real hepe mat ihs
generous response already m4zca wIls
- further increased aac lh4f -
ear ofIs0 TIE present campaign 70
; pEonpi Asa successful copelus1op
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

TEACHERS Il
PAY CREASE

jackson. Miss February i2-The
Mississippi House Of Representa-
utes in . stormy session voted .
sl5e0o0o increase for the common
schools Of the state. swelling the
total for the next hiennium To
sl5so000o b is action the House
backed is appropriations committee
d0Nr % the final roll call
Representative George Owens Of
Itawamba county offered az amend
menf 10 the BIZ 10 boost the sum
BY 10oo00 i wa rejected b. q
rute Of 70 20 G.
Tn bill earnlarkx sT500o0 OF the
Sl1Ns00Q increase 20 RAISING the
salaries Of those nos receiving 500
; month O. less s20kesEnen said
The measssFe Is designed 70 Increase
salaries $3.50 8 year for the L.
month period. y a monthly increase
a. 48 School bus drivers also
share IN ne increase.
TIE so-ealieo school hlnc IN the
House. several q them principals
and classroom teachers sought 10
e 4E AAeoAAA DN &lW44HHN
over TIE current txo-yeaf apuropfi-
atiu1 81 Sll901 00e.
When Chairman Z T voolfolk OF
Tunica county and Secretary Edwin
White Of Holmes county called M
the measure. L Eak immediately
pepperec Nth amendments. The
first amendment t939oeo 600 IN
cfeasel b Representative ouen'
and Representative y. c Wallis ~
Tppah was tosed ooxn. % K -
Thea IN order after debate that.
consumed mare tlan three hoau
ether anlsudmenz wene offered
r SaA explained thaf the ear
marking q szse0H fa< teaehers and
bu enEeTs s suggested n tie meas
4Fr. 3 nof nandatoy me re-
nAinder I'll be devoted e ne per.
capita fund
Earszer TIE House -atee ne n
ennlal appropriation far oazseeex "a
ne saan q Sizes 146 the sanle IN
or re present appropriation o..
ne aznounl sl5azR 7a Is fos fhe sup
port fanc and he remainder fof n
IeEest ca school funds
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
VANCLEAVf AS KS
SPECIAL SCHOOL
ELECTION
ThiFa EffeFz Relax a1aae IL secure
xeu EancasAanal Facliilses
far CennsmzlET


a nuerlAl aleclinn for he purpose
Of xo1ins 81 haHok 10 finance 3
new aelseol hullaaa ard teachers
hnsne 81 Faneleare naz beer called
~ the Jackson County BoArc of
S~apcTvls0r4 tnr SATURDAY. March 7
Voters a TIE aenuol dasfrAct pre-
zuieu . PETITION a. the regular
uaeetfsS q use board asking thai
Toe Hire4aQu he called
The b1nd Issue has h<en set Il
&nDa1 which together witt other
a4r nezss1 finance ilae construction
- 3 aew ebool aaase afac teach
efs hoEne ann the purchase 81 nee
exsaSF lands upsn which q ergas
1hs busldiHea
The election w4a BE- the fhnc the
residents q Ssnelesse have asked
On lhe school bene iSsae Is the past
several years Twsae before Il Jailed
4 CARR bF small mzrEAns
Ttst Vaneleaxe residents posns
cat thaf TIE present bulkainR Is Out
m0oeo and i eutsrel9 Inadequate
t. care fQs ihe decreased enroll
ueni a gfnaeuk anc 10 properly
accommodate tie saaadeaaa Tie
present school ba4i6sae there w.
eHsciea many years aeo a4d Il L II
& b4c state i IS painted eat uaat
teaclaefs are handicapped Il Their
te@rh4ne q the children il tlae
building cecaus q the present Ia
ez4iilesa
Besides . Ben building nea equip
u1eni al be psacec - TIE pes
structure ~ Nell - maaern fixtures
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
NAZ BATTLESHIPS HIT
HARD BY AIR AND WATER
IN ATTACK AT DOVER
Singapore Defenders Improve Stand. Score Heavily On
Japanese As S~auadrons Over
Malaga

A eommunique from Bombay. Iaaia. received by wireless
from Singapore said that Japanese bpmbers with fighter es-
cort fought an unsuccessful engagement against the British
air force over Maaya. Heavy fighting continues in the
Western and Northern sectors
In the North of Singapore island enemy activity has
been intensified. Enemy air activity ceased during last might
but was resumed early this morning. The enemy attack Is
supported BY dfve-bombing and machine cunning. Medium
tanks also have been thrown into action against the British
defenders Of The island. Counteratfacks by the British. who
are bravely and courageously fighting every inch of the way,
were successful on the left flank Of the Japanese. However.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

Hus pupils. i Was 8 scene 10 arouse
the enthusiasm Of tfe most com
ptanEnf citizen
A6r GU principal nf me High
Bchool called the assembly 10 order.
and 81 each class wak calico the
viii girl ursnlis he'd marc p1pikfes
ans - each class x'aS called the
punkk marched up In single file
with their contributions 70 the Na-
tiona1 Defense ant when the final
cozHl Nas made L was announced
hat s11zm had beer taken IN sur
ms the hour The arln0uaeemeni
bEuueht Wild ebeefine from stud
entk nrad teacher& Later IL tha das
el41TS "a taken Ia. Rhlrh aoeed &c
ilae amoszntS taken II earlier u the
wnek. n1sae the total foT that week
tConfluneo On pare g.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
King FELfx CANCELS
MARDI GRAs FESTIVAL

Lard # JaE.
0ccasaz ct Dreansk
FehsaArx e 1sez
lie nay Regal Sukie<as ~ Pas
ii Il Nifh FeGrei ttzaf ! an
~eesneeliee 10 eassksi my ANIMAL
s1zat a. Ehe Cts e9 NE singlnr
kfEn. p-aetafssgnsls aasrnez4
wfth Is moSx-drzp<6 trees and
beaatifaI kreps4zs EAaaeaS ~
thEz fl~ 81 fsx vez=.
- Real Yacht Ernzae8p lEzs
49, ntzpped e 81 - ia zplen-
Der Ana lnxsrios Ana naa n4
truh the 49, neeAlnr ezf tas
"a serpaBtk zhsoA nnfesf en-
pe4ufni waters We hope -
s1eu dszlrsF Ehese marsaazrs n
snzh > n4nner tat Ghev ufn
neFer axzin raise their usfs
hezaE
Al plans - Ne anrsnai 49,
a1e tbs b iiizans bzH uhSeh -
haze saak1c forward - hass
psN aoen eAneeliea ~ ) mnsl fe
mzsn 1t hsnx Il eazzaenlszLe sn
hzAsnzi and GEfiltzn Defea@ a.
ranxxzeals in arder lha4 - 49,
80 a Urf II riddlnk the aa<zd
~ SUPPRESSION - AEs rzers
hssHfznF sE nber4F IL ne a.
1A.3 1hese matters are utuaozt
&na - I'll haze - sacrifice ear
ENzsHfe zna M znnazI xzszz
10 9s Mzrdi 0ras mslsd.
Ineiaeui4llx. 80 Of "a. ~
hsA EuhNen - d ssur narl il
Civilian and Natzanal Defrn~
haEsH II sonze dislzzon II iAEz
AH-zWp&kznl aaEk and = sesaex=
1nN "a zeur paxEhaa a. uefezw
baaas end Stamps
~ GREETINGS - ssu sna mas
tktsrt - ourz
is Massis.
KING FEI1x =.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

0IfEf &eE4E1U& WEEC IlEnbE4 OEp&T-
atesy 70 hold faesr ground British
warxnsps also joined in aiding the
defenders Of Singapore.
war flared ca the European front
again today = London report stated.
The German b~attlestips SchaFn-
horst and Gneisenan and the Cruis-
er Prixz Eupsn we're heavily bombed
IN the Dover straits Thursday.
The attack va carried GU by r.
A. r. and British Naval ufa1tS They
we're joined by British d~eztrogers
and torpedo boats and the fleet air
arm took part IL the attack
Dovers cefenses also opened fire
a. extreme range.
The British lost 20 bombers. Is
fighters and six other ulanes in the
raid. The enemy lost &C Least 10
fighters. q British c0mznuniuue said
The bulletin. issued jointly bF the
air ministry and the Admirably. sid
nat owing 20 poor risst.,itg t.e re-
suits Of the RAID. when mAk NJ Of
the heaVies JOINT Operations N
HeekS we're unknown. Il rs added
however that there Is reason 70
believe rhat ore torpedo hi -
made On q destroyer And direct
bomb hits we're made by aircraft On
the main enemy unit6"
Foreign Military observers 1t Nos
COW expressed belief that the Red
Army had launched. behind , cloak
q recent seeretiTereE. neR uffen-
sives intended to set the Naxis back
hard an their heels before mEider
weather arrives.
Moscow also reported that Rus
sian troops have captured the
strc-sE fortified hill above sevasto-
pol the main port Of the cr1mea
The United States, IN its darksst
days since the 1e9oA made Ahra-
ham Ltncolns Birthday anniversary
an occasion Thursday for renewed
pledges thai government Of the pso-
pie, b the people and for ire peo-
pie shall not perish from the earth.
Al Washington. the Senate ep-
propriationz subcommittee approved
ne $50 0o0ao0 deficiency aps1ropFs-
afi0ns bin providing si00. 900 900 for
materials for tire Office Of Civilian
Defense
The committee retained amend
menH prohibiting expenditures for
dancing instruction ard entertain
msnt Is OcD activities and prohIb-
Ting The treasury frun paying
$4,000 for Donald Duck income az
movie cartoon.
Wendell Niilkie. speaking at Eos
ION demanded that General Doug
Is Macarthur Be brought home
from the Philippines and placed n
supreme command under President
Roosevelt willkte backed hla o.
mands pa eharFss that there was
aek q nutaal condolences and cen
trai direction among Ssr VARIOUS
fighting forces
The War Department announced
That the japanese invaders eIanped
: tight control On 81 nezznapez
and ether publications IN tie PhA-
lpp4nes. requiring military perEnts-
aon for publication aEd prescribing
Censorship.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
PASCAGOULA BRIDGE
CONTROVERSY NEARS
AMICABLE AGREEMENT
Representatives 81 jackson County Continue Conferences
with Highway Finance Committee
Al Jarks0n

3srkxrn. FmHzrE l-Tla4 SEM
n1e HIGHWAY Financing Cmmttte
and representative 81 tAst &aekeor
Enzauty EaafU 81 Supervisor cafa-
ktnsaaAd their discussions and caafef-
enr usztll ~fzzaanrsxu M laN pro
prnz<1 exsngsczntw nRresuseIu o.
ahasE4suna 81 tells On kkae reuals
hrAaeR T1m conferences onN
"wednesday mnEnis
ENuzxnlxx Ea4s Richardson. elaaif-
mar at fte fFzafEaAy EUs1zEuf5feN ca
EreuEd rnriidnn&3 fsat snEt1e Es-
ngsase nxan Satisfactory nesscan2 =
munzz ~ reached ard hsdinairu tta4
nsuesnH has 4n nzAte CARING tlae
pas 8mU 1syN
R8am HsrFa p naNtlef.
and mSfnzney4 II p. Hes0ahefx
Kianzd " cansaer axan 1aEnks Ira
Euau are representing dAckMn
Conzsfy Ia Tire nea1t1atkarEs wisils
Afturrsey General Greek T. Hice
mns rne q lAase FeqHhsnliEe me
state
nz4 raans aNo wenkz aNo thai
&H &A4A=E H. HEAH4A4A =AAAA #AKE-
ertT = pari et the siaie way
sksn mn1e tells coiiectea nkef a
peFtr o wnsS mad pnte ct ire m
ntrMzz ngsd GovafacH Pnu5 r.
1annEs aoagaM te Tree 4 H
neMexe st MS fazM sklFnlin 70
gain paanezzion af the structure fu
IRE hssenway Department N8aen ttK
E1Enesne CxNsFf austtce VI II an
ders1n censen Al In junction 2RAl1axf
ths saekzzn County. operators q
zasf mgF stating tMt shR state
szzsekss enter sna4 10 lise frH0iAr term
& cI4eez cBnf4 tn jackson CSsznls
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
HOME DEFENSE MOVIE
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
Mass Meeting Set
On Workmans Bill

A mass meeting IN tbe Interest of
the Wnrkmars Compensation bill.
nox before the Mizsiasipps Legs
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

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