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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-12-10

Gwynn Caudill, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Caudill, of Smethport,
enlisted in the U. S. Navy, Nov.
20, 1912 and is now stationed at
Norfolk, Va. He writes that he
likes the Navy fine. r :
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-12-10

Pvt. Willie B. Howell, of Camp
Forrest, Tenn, spent several days
with his parents, here. Howell
has been transferred to Fort Leo
nard Wood, Mo.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-12-10


nard Wood, Mo.
1t. John Mack Pennington, who
is stationed at Camp Adair, Ore
gon, writes that he is getting a.
long fine He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Pennington.
Pfc. Paul Swanson, of Scott
Vile, who is a member of the en-
gineer amphibian unit, has been
transferred from Camp Edwards.
Mass, to Fort Ord, California.
Pvt. James HI. Jones, of Camp
Polk, La, is spending several
days furlough at home. Pvt.
Jones is a son of w. L. Jones, OF
Lansing. He entered the service
in March of this year.
Pvt. Fred Rash, now stationed
at Foster Field, Texas, spent sew
eral days in the county the past
week. He is connected with the
Army Air Corps, acting as per-
sonnet clerk for his battalion.
Pvt. Carl Roland, son of Mr.
Walter Roland, of Clifton, is
spending a ten-day furlough with
homefolks. He is now located at
Myrtle Beach, S. c. He entered
the service in July, 1941, and is
now with the gunnery range
squadron, army air corps.
Pfc. Raymond l.. Owens, OF
Camp Edwards, Mass, is home on
furlough. He is 3O-calibre
machine gunner; entered service
in February of this year. He is
a son of A. ]. Owens, of Sturgills
Pvt. Jack Phipps, son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. Phipps of Crump-
Ter, is with the Army Air Corps
in Fresco, California.
Pvt. Maynor Bare, of Glendale
Springs, has been assigned to
Battery c., 5th Battalion, End
Regiment, for basic military
training at Fort Bragg. After
his initial training, he will be
transferred to a field organiza-
ton.
Hunter Jones, Army Air Corps,
son of B. E. Jones, has been trans
ferred from his post in New Mex
leo to Kansas. He is radio opera
tor on a big bomber. He writes
home that he was in a forced
landing of his bomber the other
day, but was unhurt. His older
brother, Ivory Jones, has been IN
service a year, and is now sta
toned in the Hawaiian Islands.
Pvt. Howard Bare, who ha!
been located at Cochran Field
Macon, Ca, has been transferred
to Dale Mabrey Field, Tallahas
see, Fla.
Sgt. Amos Wagner, Jr., who il
stationed at Columbia Air Base
Columbia, S. c., is spending
ten-day furlough in Ashe and Al
leghany counties. Amos wa
formerly with the Ashe Hard
ware company, of West Jefferson
before his induction into the Ar
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-12-10

Don't forget to buy War Bonds
while you are doing your Christ
mas SHOPPING.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-12-10

Don't forget to buy War Bonds
while you are doing your Christ
mas shopping.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-12-10

Pvt. Woodrow w. Howell, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Howell, Of
West Jefferson, has recently been
transferred from Camp Wheeler,
Ca, to Camp Butner, N. -C.o@>...
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-12-10

Cpl. Gilbert Jackson, who is in
the Air Corps of the Army, has
been visiting his parents, MI. and
Mrs. R. B. Jackson, here, this
week.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-12-10

Pvt. Roger Roark, son of Harve
Roark, of Jefferson, has been
transferred from his post at
Tenn, to Los Angeles,
California.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-12-10

Pvt. william Ernest johnson
and Private Rudolph ). johnson,
are now stationed at Fort Bragg.
These two brothers: who entered
the armed forces November g.
are the sons of Mr.. and Mrs. En-
nest johnson, of Laurel Springs.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-12-10

Pvt. Gilbert l. Hall, NOW sta
toned at Fort Macarthur, Calf,
writes homefolks that he is lik-
ing Army life fine. He is the son
of Mr.. and MRS. Roey Hall, OF
Wagner. .~
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-12-10

Winford Allen Mullis, 10, son
of Mr. E. w. Mullis, of Jefferson,
recently enlisted in the u. S.
Navy and last week reported to
the U. S Naval Training Station
at Great Lakes, ILL.,, to undergo a
period of recruit training.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-12-10

1t. Basil ID. Barr is here this
week, spending a few days with
his family. He is being trans
ferred from his post of duty in
Maryland to Texas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

A y ANClfNl Iull-lCUSll portrait OF the
~ Saviour recently discovered, has
v caused excitement in archaeological
and religious circles.
1t was found in the entrance to the sec
ond catacomb of Saint Januarius, near
Naples. The work Of art is almost unparalleled
in it's great age and majestic beauty.
90 Before tho picture was treated with
chemical preparation, the experts thought it
was a Madonna. But now that it has been
brought back to its original state there is no
doubt that its subject is the Saviour In His
left hand He bears a scroll, bearing the DUO
tation from St John, Chapter II, Verse IS:
Il am the resurrection. ana the life: ne
that beheveth in me, though he were dead,
yet shall he live"
This line from the Gospels is SO full Of
meaning that it is tho basis Of Christianity
itself. 1t has often been said that the Chris
tian religion teaches man TO spend the best
part Of his life preparing for the worst 1t
couldn't be trucr than now, in this Christmas
season of 1912.
1t was true, too, in a Christmas season. a
thousand years ago.
The portrait dates not later than the year
500. one of the ripest periods of early Chris.
N-n art. No nations more warlike than
those which profess Christianity and the world
Of that period was torn by strife toe-
The catacombs of St. Januarius provided
oasis of escape for the early Christians
Because the ground was hallowed with the
blood Of martyrs many Christians were
buried in the underground caves Others
sought refuge there from the eruptions of the
nearby volcano, Mount Vesuvius
After such narrowing experiences the Nea-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
!. ~ a. A
o. o. .~isz
Saint Panl. as an Early Christian Artist
Conceived His Likeness, Which Art
Experts Consider a Masterpiece
OF Religious Art.

traits Of these two Christian leaders.
OF course, it isn't possible to come much
closer to conception of how these great
Apostles looked But the general appearance
of the portraits indicate they resemble closely
the earliest pictures Of them on glass now in
the Vatican.
The painting Of the Good Shepherd dates
from the 4th century and expresses one of the
earliest Christian ideals, that of the Saviour
as the leader of His flock.
This concept meant much 20 the Christian
martyrs, who. deprived Of their leaders by
Imprisonment and death always had the
spiritual symbol 10 follow
The tomb of Bitalia decorated with her
portrait is notable for It's inscriptions It
dates from the 4th century and the writing
indicates the prevailing idea then, that the
deceased would be protected from demons If
the names of the Evangelists were inscribed
around a tomb.
On the tomb are the names OF the writers
of the Gospels arranged in coupIets, in this
manner: John-Mark and Matthew-Luke. This
arrangement doesn't indicate that in Naples
the order Of the Gospels was altered II was
a mere grouping OF the names for symmetry
of the inscription.
1t was perhaps fortunate that the cata-
combs of 81. Januarus were kept closed for
centuries While it deprived other genera
tons Of the priceless treasures, II also allowed
time for science 10 catch up with its task OF
uncovering and preserving such relics. A
hundred or more years ago. probably no
liable steps could be taken TO preserve the
portraits. That isn't the case today.
It is to be hoped that this wealth Of Chris
tan art Will survive the present war and be-
available for future generations of Christians
and art lovers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

were explored for the first time in centuries
and the paintings We're brought TO hght.
Then the Italians realized what treasure
trove they had, and decided in the interests
OF art TO preserve the paintings and open
the catacombs as a combination museum
and air raid shelter.
The portraits of St Peter and St. Paul
date back even earlier than that OF the
Saviour to the 9th century They cmbody
the most striking features Of the first por-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

gotten. They were summed for fear of plague
contamination and experts on church history
doubted If they contained anything remark
able except a large collection of bones
Not long ago italian researchers were
scouting around for air raid shelters for use
by the people Of Naples British bombers
from Malta and Crete and Egypt had already
begun their raids.
There was no time TO be lost and natural
shelters were sought out. The catacombs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

politans thought revcrcntly of the catacombs
and their finest artists decorated them with
inspiring portraits These became objects of
veneraton, but their use came 60 an abrupt
halt some 500 years later
In TIE t4th and 18th centuries, plague
swept over southern Italy and there was no
time 20 bury the victims They were dumped
into The open caves and then the apcrturos
were sealed
In time, the catacombs were almost for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Recently Discovered
Portraits Of Greet
Antiquity From the
cofocombs Of Soinf
Jonuarius. Near
Naples

A y ANCIENT full-length portrait of the
IA Saviour recently discovered, has
y caused excitement in archaeological
nd religious circles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

American wgakls 1nc. Great Britain Rights Reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

~ December 20. 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

4 Portrait OF a Woman Called Bitaiia
Found on Her Tomb in the Underground
Passage Near Naples Now Used
rs Air Raid shelters.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17

The Editor.
Chronielestar and Advertiser.
Paseagoula. Miss.
Dear Sir.
] an enclosing 3 letter which recently received from
the Pascagoula Metal Trades Council over the signature ot
Car E. Shirley. president. stating that my place ot bust
ness mas been put on Iabor's unfair list because / haVe
permitted q group Of rebel welderss 30 meet here.
TINS group ~ rebel welders' referred 70 in this letter
\ the United Brotherhood II Welders and Cutters The
weiders national organization with a national membership
of more than 100000 and with $50 members At She local
shIpgard. This rebel organization. also recently held its
national Convention at Houston. Texas. has It's own nations
al Officers and bylaws.
The undersigned. himself. who the Paseagoua Metal
Trades Council mas seen fit Il place ~ the unfair lis. has
been a Union man al his life. and fer Is wears was a men-
Der ii the brotherhood If Railway Trainmen and employs
nothing but Union help III the operation Of mis- business
This group Of rebel weIders" referred 60 has q local
charter here from the National Organization. ant is presi
dent IS J /. Meyer, aud secretary Is ". n. Smith. In
cideataIy. they pas dues 81 saa25 per month % the BOILER
makers Union here. Of which Mr.. Walter S. Lowreg is
business agent.
How this group Of so-ealed Union men can take It unor
themselves - bofeott a. American citizen Who has always
supported Inionsm because he allows another group 81
Union men - meet IL MS place Of business Is beyond my
understanding. We thought that tbs was America and
not Hiilers Germany.
Yours very truly.
ROBERT r. IEE p0RTER
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
NOTICE TO Sos-REsIDrNrs

TfIF STATE or MISSISSIPPI
TO MRS EuSSfk CARL DEkN MRS
HENRIETTA NYE AND MIS- VIII
HEMfNA SAV0IEi
Non ar hsfshs cited u apeesf befnrs
he Haaer4b+ Il ~ Russell. Chancellor
e tn Eishih GhancerN Gaa7t Bisfrirt q
ia State ~ Mississippi n his afftcs "
the CqdfthoUae - Harrison County. Gaif.
uaFt. Mississippi 81 10 zaa A NJ Saturday,
the 2nd azy ~ MAJ 1912. u shaN cause.
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GhsnceFT Naurt Jackson County Missiz-
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saAd Nnai aerouHf Yau ar named ~ non
RESIDENT partiss IT, interest.
WITNESS NJ HAND ard Seal % said
Coart apon thia. the eth das Of March
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FRED TAYLOR.
fsEkT4f cIerk.
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community Blouse 70 g. Il noon.
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so q 1890 p. ~
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ssATN aF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY 90 IAUEsuN
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answer ike BIS u C5npiaina fllea ~ Ie
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entertaining the lQFmers aG +.
airs Jaseahinf 0isou 81 New YptE
vino 5 here for hef frs, HIalt 10
Mlas igol TB4ese wHa have me-
Mrs Olsen VII b. haapY g learn
nat hsz stay here II - Indefinite
and 4aHH thaf sht wiz remain for
s Ion paFiod - time Mg aha Mr.
Henster motofed 90 aalipor With
M6 Olson lass sunday and plum
Is usa Iae B|elaaaratH Gardens ana.
Mobile thh eofuine SUNDAY
Cor esal flaaFY HeasogoskF was
the guest OF ms SISTER Ms Juia
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eeeg cua iusi past Corporal koan-
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
PASCAGOULA
PERSONALS

Dr ana AR ! c Crane ~ ana
an Arthur Alien and Mess +
: SensIueie and ulek KeH lefI
Iuesaaf morning loE Newton -.
70 attend the meeting 81 tHs Ms
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- further north ID Mississippi 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
HOUSING
NEWS

Nr and Mrs Lionel . Mansfield
HHrse marriage was an event Of
s satuFdae. viii be pleasant ad-
a4tioHs - tHe ealouY since returning
sHam tBelr honeymoon and setfiua
~ housekeeping At go8 Thirteenth
erect
Mr and MRS. William b Whitney
aar arrived from Philadelphia TO
reside a ii06 Thirteenth street
Mr. L Crahtree Of sol Eleventh
aeo spent Sunday III Chronicle
where ne GOES frequently 10 be with
Hg iatHer, s. T Stage who Is nl.
Recent arrivals in the colony are
Nir and Mrs Walter D Long who.
ssh aleiF mail son have taken Ut
residence al 706 Thirteenth street
The many paseaeoula FRIENDS Of
SIR and Mrs Edmond Jane. Jr
aih be happy % learn that they
H3vr returned To make their home
q tuE city ana with their two chill
dfen are residing at 1905 East Cieve-
land avenue.
Among the late arrivals ia Pascal
Hoala ere AZ and Mrs Prank WHd-
dell Who with their small sQn have
some nom Laurel Miss Tor resi-
denCe at 60d St Peters street in the
colony.
From Shreveport. La come Nj
and Mrs william V cantrelI and
tleir three SONS b. reside at BOZ
Fourteenth street
Mr. and Mrs Charles r Lynn and
little son OF Meridian Miss. are nos
residing al ITO East Tyler avenue.
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ours very truly,
ROBERT +. LEE PORTER

sisis officially one - ne oaa Fo.-
lows Ioaas 81 Hfand seerctar
WilaaH De- naf returned = his
zzaaie = MszauHI state Col
after HHlin# Ere Hz##nr naHaaF#
18Th - parents NJ and So s
= Dee nu School ea#H 81 Poe.
Hno accompanied ~ Dce 90 n.
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ME and Air B. = neng.ef ar,
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PASCAG0ULA
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Weekly Schedule


Tuesday April iith 1919
HnelHf GHmes Community House
r IS IS 70 p 81
DisteIhBtioa ST Library nnnkS
Recreation Hail HOUSING Project.
Z a. { + 81
ftfie footing Ca i~leereatl0n
fIall HOUSING Project 4 To- 20 r.
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED and UNFINISHED
apartments HIlda Apartments
GautieT Tel IS Paseag0ula tic
FOR EkNT-z=Roo0 unfinished
aHar@sa4 Faaasf CIV so itp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17

tuais swarmed through The powerhouse and dock op~
Grating gear houses. dynamifns and dern0lishing ma
chinery.
Seanchlirhts swent the water and the skies over.
head. where British dive hambers sought 20 cover The
attackers. IN the confusion. the British said. shore
batteries sank the German anti-aircraft ship in the
foreground.
The Campbeltown. finally. was abandoned BY her
crew and accomplished her mission when her delayed
action explosive wrecked the basin entrance.
II was Britain most spectacular smash at fhe
source Of the Atlantic U-boat menace. and ranked with
the celebrated World War / assault ON Zeebrugge.
Commando casnalties-dead. wounded and nri
soners-amounfed to about 100.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17

STEADY WoRK-Gea established
p q Watkins business g your own
earninH starr Immediately We
Hafe - otenInR Tor ne reat PEI
1n NHa P L Bingham. 7a=a "
Iaaa aKenue Memphis Tenn.
4=l4 FTP
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REroRr OF AN ArrILIArE or 4 NArIoNAL nASK

Published IL Accordance with Section s2iI. T. ; Revised statutes
Report as Of April ! 1872 OF National Realty Company. Inc Pasca-
goula Mississippi which Is affiliated with PaScGRoula National Bank
Moss Pont MissEsipp Charter Number 1888. Federal Reserve District
Number 6
Kind Of business.
selling Of Real Estate, building for mle or rent mercantile buildings
md residences
Manner In which above-named organization is affiliated with national
bank. and degree OF control:
Al stock of affiliate issued 10 Directors Of Pascaeoula National Bank
and held under contract for benefit Of Common Stockholders OF Pas
cagoua National Bank
Borrowing from affiliated bank sf6aaone
Stock Of affiliate registered IN name of bank or known 10 be
owned by bank directly IT indirectly 10000
Other information necessary 70 disclose fully relations with bank.
Organized solely for purpose Of otsposna through orderly manner
Other Real Estate owned By Pascagoula National Bank
1 " 3 Herring. President Of National Realty Company, Inc Do
sitn Iy swear that the above statement is true. TO the best Of my
knowledge ana belief
W 3 HERRING. President
Sworn 70 and subscribed before me this "A day q April is42
NJ c TAYLOR Notary PubHc.
My Commission Expires Sept. u. 1854
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

The following letters were handed to the ChrouiclezStar
and Advertiser BY air. Robert +. Lee Porter and are self
explanatory:
Playhouse Pool Room
Lincoln Avenue
Pascagoula. Mississippi
Dear Sir.
At the last meeting Of the Pascagoula Metal Trades
Council the matter was brought mp that vou were allowing
a group Of rebel weldcrs known as the United Brotherhood
of Weders and Cutters uf America to meet IN your pool
room. Therefore. your place has been put on the unfair list
by all organizations affiliated with the PaScapaula Metal
Trades Council. We have notified the Mobile Labor Journal
to put you on the I'VE Don't patronze" list and We are
passing this Information on h the members Of all the or
CARNATIONS here IN town.
This was brought 10 the attention of the Council by the
business agent Of Bonermakers Local 693.
Yours truly,
CARL l. SHIRLEY
President.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17

HERE is Wide World Features Artist Henry Bar
= rows conception Of the British commanded raid
on the German submarine base a 81. Nazaire. France
IA spectacular assault in which a former Z. S dea-
trogcr played a naiof part.
Official british reports told now the destroyer
Canap.3eltown-the Buchanan when she flew the
American fap-was laden with five tons of explosives
and driven through 8 eriss-eross fire from shore bat
teries.
steaming If 20 knots. the Campbeltown was jam
med into the narrow basin entrance. while a dartinF
torpedo boat fired two t%orpedoes at the lock gates If
the basin.
Ashore. meanwhile, commandos from assault
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-17

WANTED Reliable man Is Raw
leigh Dealer II Harrison County
Selling experience unnecessary 70
start Everything furnished exceps
car Splendid opportunity . step
lnfo 8 permanent and profitable
business where Rawle5eh Products
haFe been sold for over Is sears.
Good profits for q ixlstler pr rar-
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