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The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-03
Navy Relief Has
Sufficient Funds

In accordance with the Sept. p
ruling of the Presidents War Relief
Control Board and upon receipt of
confirming notice from Col. Walter
Patterson, State Chairman of the
Navy Relief Society, the New Haven
Community Chest and War Fund
campaign will not include an appeal
for funds for the Navy Relief So
ciety in the united campaign which
is scheduled to open Oct. Is. This
action, which reduces the local cam
paign goal from $952,565 to $935,365,
is based on the decision by the national
board that enough funds have already
been raised to meet the immediate
needs of the Navy Relief Society.
The Community Chest and War
Fund Campaign as 1t now stands will
seek to raise funds for the continue
ton of local social and health pro-
grams, and for USO, War Prisoners
Aid and relief to the Allies, the
British, Chinese, Greek, Polish, Nor
wegian and Dutch.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-03
NewHavener,
Asst.POChief.
In Australia
Local 237 Boasts Of A
Major And Captain In
Armed Forces

Several members of the New Haven
Local 237 National Federation of
Post Office Clerks, ALL, are max
ing extra good in the United States
Army.
Major Francis Coleman, who is
with the Intelligence Division of
the Army, was clerk in the local
Post Office i'm civilian life; Captain
Stanley Pochodowwicz was a SUBJ
stitute clerk. The union officials
are proud of the record of their
men and their ratings. They take,
however, a particular pride in the
fact that John McNerney, a former
clerk, sOhO is nOsO sergednt,' is
the assistant postmaster of "the
largest United States Army Post
Office in AUSTRALIAN
so I'm SERVICE
There are fifty former employees of
the New Haven Post Office in the
United States armed forces today. A
dozen of them are in the Navy, &C
cording to Nathan J. Feldman, fnan-
cial-secretary and treasurer of the
Local.
Recently a special service was held
in the Post Office lobby to dedicate
an honor roll for the men in the SER
vice. Postmaster Patrick J. Goode,
the Rev. Charles M. Kavanaugh,
Lieut.. Lawrence Nelson, u. S. Navy,
and members of the post office staff
spoke.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-03
by Eugene Casey, Special Executive
Assistant to President Roosevelt.
KOPPLEMANN RENAMED

William A. Scott, Democratic can
didate for state senator, and presi-
dent of the Hartford Central Labor
Union, seconded the nomination of
Congressman Herman P. Kopp1e-
mann, pro-labor candidate who was
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-03
Teamsters To Get Raise
After 3-Day Strike

DENVER.-A $40 weekly raise
was won by members of the Init.
Bro. of Transfers (AFL) after a
3-day strike against the Rocky Mt.
Motor Co. Wages were raised from
$3.50 to $3.50
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-03
Labor Dept.
Assn. Votes
ToJoiin ALL.
Members Call Special Meet
ing in 80 Days to Dissolve
Independent Union

Members of the Connecticut
L Dor Department Association
voted overwhelmingly to become
members of the American Fedora
ton of State, County, and NUM-
cipal Employees, A.F.L., at their
annual meeting in Hotel Bond.
ADDRESS BY LONERCAN
The vote to affiliate with the ALL.
came after hearing an address by
Robert Lonergan, field organizer for
the State, County, and Municipal En-
ployes. A special meeting will be
held within a month for the purpose
of acting on a referendum vote
among the members of the present
organization on the question of dis
solving the independent union.
Officers elected at meeting which
was the fifth annual session are
Frank Morris, Hartford, president !;
Virginia Hays, Pennington, 1st vice
president; Bernard Kossky, Hartford,
End vice-president; Mary Kavanaugh,
Southington, secretary; Edna Mat
thews, Hartford, treasurer; Allen
Ruderman, Middletown, and Margaret
Schardl, New Britain members of
the executive board. Morris is also
secretary of the Hartford Central
Labor Union.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-03
1od Union Con- ference To Be Discussed At AF Session

The Connecticut Federation
of LabOr's resolution calling
for an international confer
ence of all trade unions i'm the
United Nations for the pur-
pose of promoting closer CO.
operation in the fight against
the Axis will be presented to
the American Federation of
Labor Convention.
The Convention will be held in
Toronto Oct. $40. Secretary
Treasurer John ]. Egan is the State
Federation's delegate to the con-
VentiOn.
ECAN LEAVES SUNDAY
Egan, who will leave Sunday for
Toronto, will present the resolution
unanimously passed by the recent
convention of the State Federation.
He will speak for it before the
resolution committee of ALL.
convention.
CONVENTION RECORD
Egan has attended some ID an
nual conventions of the ALL. as
the Conn. Federation delegate. He
attended the convention i'm Toronto
i'm 1927 and every convention since
that except the one held in Van
couver in 1881, when he was too
busy with State Federation affairs
to leave Connecticut.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-03
Egan, Bernard Get
White House Thanks

John J. Egan, Secretary Treasurer,
Connecticut Federation of Labor, and
Peter Bernard, President of the
Bridgeport Central Labor Union, have
received letters of appreciation for
the part the A.F.L. unionists of
Bridgeport and of the state played in
the recent Bridgeport "Buy-a-Fighter-
Plane Drive" The letters were sent
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-03
Savings Bank
Insurance Is
OK For Labor
Low Cost And Backing Oh
State Are Features Of
Unusual Plan

The father of savings bank lie III
surance in the United States is Louis
D. BrandeiS late Supreme Court JUS
tice whose untiring efforts on behalf
of this cause brought about the pas
sage of the first bill of its kind in
Massachusetts, over 80 years ago.
Governor Robert A. Hurley spon-
sored the savings bank life insurance
at the 1o41 session of the Legislature
and his strong support was response
bic for its passage. Similar bills
were introduced in the 1887 session
as we'll as the 1889 session of the
Legislature but they did not pass.
NO COMMISSIONS
Savings bank life insurance is
regular legal reserve life insurance
sold by the Over-the-counter method
without the payment of any COM
missions to any statesmen or the
payment of any additional fee for
collection. Mutual savings banks
voluntarily may establish life in
surance department in their bank
for the sale and issuance of life
insurance at low cost.
The reason savings banks were
selected as the medium for sale of
low cost life insurance was because
they had all the facilities necessary
for the immediate sale of policies,
without having to go to great ex-
pense in setting up new office.
Thus liberal benefits can be pro-
vided under the terms of the
policies to policyholders and bene-
ficiaries.
CASH VALUE in 6 MONTHS
Every life and endowment policy
has a cash value after six months
and a loan value after one years
premiums have been paid. Liberal
annual dividends are paid each year
including the first and will reduce
the cost of this insurance.
The maximum amount of insurance
that can be purchased is $1,000 for
any one person and the maximum that
can be issued by one bank is ST 600.
The low cost of this life insurance
will result in great savings to per
sons who wish to secure this insur-
ance for themselves and avail them
selves of the opportunity of going
to their savings banks to get this
protection.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-03
Membership
OF NYACroup
Is Completed
Malloy and Joslyn Will
Represent Labor on State
Advisory Committee

The complete membership of the
Conn. State Advisory Committee Of
N.Y.A. was announced today. In ad-
dition to George A. Joslyn, of Sheet
Metal Workers Union, No. 40, labor
is, also represented by Thomas NAL
10y, President of the State Industrial
Union Council Go.
OTHER MEMBERS
Others on the committee are
Thomas J. Dodd, Special Assistant
to the Attorney General, Lebanon
John Robinson, Secretary to the Gov
ernor, Milford; DR.. Carl w. Mad
docks, Superintendent of Schools,
Milford; George Howe, Dean of Men,
New Britain Teachers College; Mrs.
Wesley A. Sturges, New Haven; DR..
Joseph Linde, Health Officer, New
Haven; John Waddell, Personnel
Man at General Electric Co., Bridge
port; and William G. Ennis, Director
of the Connecticut State Employment
Service.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-03

renamed at the Democratic nominat-
ing convention at the Bond Hotel,
Hartford, last week.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-03

We must have fOrethOught be-
fore we can have foresight.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-03

Mention THE UNION TIMES
when shopping, and help Labor's
Own Paper grow.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
Presbyterian
Business Women
Organize Circle

4 nee scsixsss n the Wurnans
Aax8fafe 20 fhe First prcshyte-
mar Church al PascaEossia Is =
Business Wonaen's Circle which
has reenutiy necn organized
IN officers &hu weae selected
.at the organization meeting. are
Mrs Tum KEEL chairman. AIRS
Ralph HOLSTER vlne chairman
.Na a L Dole. treasurer. Mss
.Dazathg Emmlk n charge 81 pro
gram assisted ~ Miss Kathleen
Kea. spiritual chairman MR. ].
& Crane and Mr. Edward Bird
au4lIiarN councillors
afeh 8al
lnE ne Sunday school period an
Ire third Sunday 81 each NORTH
a saczal meeting viii be held
II me uianse once . month
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
Edre McYs Has
In Enjoyable
Party

Mrp LagIF4 Mas ard Mrs I'd
wtn NAYS entertained N thwir
.horne GA Moaasy afsegnoan with
: sarpva9 bsrshdsy party IN hon-
q Of Ire latsers aauEhtcF Edyp,
who ceiebrsiea her thirteenth
birthday
Roofra 81 ne bufse were astrar-
lively 1rcoFate1. carrying out the
pink ard Waite cnsur scheme The
dining room wax very pretty. ths
table beng oveTiasd wnh . dainty
rhsgh ard centered with . pink
and mkIte cAke Punch aaS serv-
I'd fro ma crystal howl BY the
husiesk ywenfy tmo friends en-.
ayeG this pheasant afterna0r
win Edre.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
Missionary
Society To Hold
Circle Meetings

TIE Waaas Msasu
aesa a fae fsEt Bauaa
nf eea Nsil a4rx 81
c4a 81 ~ fanaa q vArse
s 90 Monday licenses
TIE a8aT M 81
w5lI b. 50 oeia9k ard ~
tne a.aae VIE BE- - fo
Hufh Nalaoh CarAe.
Rasacr Millm on BuelaA Vs.
aain Moore
Ma Ls1un Lowe 10 kxnffs
rtruei Jusnits Bsvd ca
Mr. Henry GaaBer. 81 csm-
5a DRIVE n / CoupeT M
with Mr. y / Mcleod
la street LNa E~3aiare1n
WIN Nh c r
Adams ssstut and Re 1nn
Casmick Ciscie with M KI
Canty Joe street
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
Mary Reed Circle
Meets 81 New Home
OF MrS. Weber

Ts uenifv SEGA hcrw - M1
L we 81 M4hngnn
aa ae seHrt g A. en-
eaea1en ~fn taN Mar
~ c.rh ard ae Sarah Ben
nea Cea as5 - ns arxsan
"a HFs Wpbags hos
mat T. ataaN twNuNr tkt
a. ehcf tkx Msnmns So
eef - G stan Servlet 81 Pas
S ndN engaged
Mre S MRf1en ha tins stuav
aae cnapteg. DcFnexraeY IS
Ears CHRISTIAN Community
ffa sx9 Christian Resets
~ pemoraes ia AmtTsca sx-
easniga a. sAe reaa anr Mrs n
~ Escaf fcltswe frnra the ctkef
see geaaafsx stse chapseT Re
Insa1a Eseraeni il the EnlklorS.
ii Aaee5can Drmscracy After
8 maa1 interesting an4iysis 81
a8 ERast hsstass frnTn q feligsas
assa democratic standpoint uf
nss~ilrsr a~aoaF1aed ard Ms Web
ax4Efe6 hy Mrs. tAstes
fftlsF. served grape Juice and
angel sosd squares
Cine 5f Ire enjoyable features
* she Social part ef tho atfsrneuf
wAs khr auE3 contest which NJ
aN e. sharpening tfnclf wits fos
= t7aRe ahich was ~sun hy Hrs
knax Graham & lovely fl0ael
c~antasneg
As = tokssn q sfeis regard m
two circles 81 TIE saciety present.
n Mrs. Webhsr with q gi4 for
the nnu hoEae. 3 floaaef contain
|ex n ogse of the aaite new rnzsa
err Shapes
II IS announced that Tire run.
mage sale which was cundurieg
Is the ladies 81 the church las
seek All X op4a again 80
wreck 90 FRIDAY and Saturday
ard al Wha hS-e material f.
fsse sale arr asked io bring Sarn'
Is &he asarr Building next 10 IN
past0ffice
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
Social Meeting OF
7. w. B. c. Enjoyed

Members q the Young We
EnHns Business Club enjoyed a
SERIAL NESTING on Monaav even
ann A1ker assembling a. TIE Pre-
naens hall TREY formed 3 party
going q rasnaeouis Beach where
aaeF enjoyed ; checker supper 81
THE paa1aEoulA Municipal Park
Eae Fensainaa4 q the evening vas
Krez4t IL 4he theatre Two guests
81 lbe clab. who AL be future
members Miss Fada Staatef and
Anita WiEliaisaz. enjoyed TIE even
lrag wiih fhe rIuh
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
NOTICE or SALE OF BONDS

NOTICE Is hereby given that
scaled bids viii be received al
the office 81 the Clerk Of the
City OF PascsKonla. Jackson
County. Mississippi. up 10 70 a
M. or the 18th day Of May. 1884,
for the Twelve Thousand G$i1s-
COO 90 Dollars Funding and 80
tor Grader Bends Of SAID City
hereinafter specified. which said
bonds hate been authorized 70
be issued IN pursuance q an or
alnance adopted by the Bears OF
Mayer and Coslnciirnen Of the
CITY Of PRscag0ula. Jackeor
County. Mississippi. on the 1lst
day Of April. 1912. being Ordin-
ance No. 6-Ie41
The bonds 70 be sold are gen
Ieral obligations Of the City Of
paScaroula. jackson County. Mis-
sissippi 10 the payment Of which
the full faith and credit OF said
City Is pledged The safrse bear
date April IS. 1914 and r NUM-
bered from ] to Il. both inclusive,
and are in the denominations Of
One Thousand 6si.00000l Dollars
each. and mature on the 18th day
of April Of the following years.
As follows
Rnnd No ] natures on April
IS. 1915
Bend Ne. 2 natures on April
Is. 1876.
Bond No. 3 natures on April
IS, 1917.
Bond No. I natures on April
IS. 1913
Bend No S natures on April
Is. fe4p.
Bond Ne 8 HsatArss On April
ha:s sa ; ma.urs. on April
Bond No. . natures on April
IS. 1852:
Bond No . natures on April
Is. 1888.
Bond No. 10 natures On April
Is. 1854
Bond Nc. II natures On April
Bona No Il natures on April
- 100.
Each bidder shall file with his
bad cash or certified checks pay
able % the City of Pascaa9ufa.
Mississippi IN the sum Of $4,000.
Is evidence Of his good faffh.
which viii be returned IN the
event the bid Is not accepted but
: g be retained as liuuiaated
damaged IN the event the bid 3
accepted and not complied with
by the bidder.
The Board Of Mayer and coun-
cllrnen reserve the right 70 reject
any and al bids.
DATED at Pascaa0ula. Mlssie-
slppl. on this the e day Of April.
1912 by order & the Board
Of Mayor and CounciIFnen q aid
City.
s. Il FREDERIC.
City Clerk
4z4 81. Sc 5-ls-cs
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NOTCH TO &oeaREsEnFNT
DEFENDANT

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cEcRcE Z. BLAlE DIES

George Z Blain. rs former
|feasdern If Pnscagpaiz. aie5 IN
Van Banen. Arkansas Sunday
night afIer 9 shoxs illness
Deceased lid made ms home IL
faseagoaia tox two years nsth LIS
son " / Baain. eavlng here
abaat { se1r ago Ia Van Bufan
lie ka6 many srienas here Nhn
vii regsxs = iaarn q his passing
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
EpisccpSl Guild
Rurnrnuge Sole
Postponed

Tfm r&gnynMke e m~evR1znrai
she Ilzld 81 ux Eps
uea. ck1srh ~ ~ Friday
ard s~asarsaY MAJ ard 4 hss
Qn NsScftn3ty peSzemnen ca
nsroan4 a q cun4fKt an ux este
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buii1SuK un Soatn paNcaaouia
street llis week &lil be unxf
te aaprces ~ tht McsAsns
Missionary suransy
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
Legal Notices

NoN-RESEBKNT NOTICE
No EtzN
THF HTETE nf MISSISSIPPI
- Riders MAsksW Berry
= - Hsa NO SO
rsiteh4nH Alzh3asa
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Casaplaauna2 @sAz = &ssares ana taAt hes
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FH1H TAYLOR
clsFt ctzmrryy cea-N 1a1kson csanfy.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

Znrzaz LE Cause
90 S EE0uIa s.
Sasazaf MHy znd Annaanee
aseun for A8iF EonaHsan1an afe
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= = Eaz Alpzsnten1eus
&Eez Zatzle Er4 ofE
sson The Cxea4 Coznm
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

Scheatlle fof the week-
Nafs3Rv-
8 Is A MrhuHrh sel1fui
loo A ~ Worship service
SIC p M-T0uah Felluwsn3p
7sM r N-Warahsp Service
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30 r M-AfeetAnR af y s G
s. Circles MAY CoNsan Cee4h
DaiIeF
Taszaag-
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"Wednesday
30 = M-Midawmek Prayer
Sfsa scsN
n Z WALTON.
fsEte
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Methodist Church

4 general business meet5re e
the Honsanx Hork Il Christian
SERVER uzh h heid IS tie aadla
H e z aFzH e three
a# q Nonaay aF -
- Urged = attend
IhE Hz7Elef FaEis C1e3 81
haze s MaErasa rnes4fnx : taa
Aa pzE - IHaM1Y even
1E Iay S e seven ta5ffv
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

Circle NutnAer 0za waa maet
ia - hons q Mrk Fritz Colmcr
Wsah Mr. Colmer ans Mrs. Belle
MarzofH = huasesse or Monday
af1rnnonn Circle Nun1bs Two
VIII nsef n aag hanN uf Mn
Gregory Woes 50 Monday after
noeu Memhefs are uFgta g a.
teas ue meetings & tfhhir ctrcles
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
UrloE sEEvlcE Al PROJECT

The Tnsun Services 81 tie
Tenth Street AadEI8fluu ~ tie
Pfakc Ham Office EaiGdInn
Wiz be cu6aaGsa - Re- J =
Crane = = nha al speak o.
AZ Nax Ian 1apans Co.'s
Saass Hs
GapeI singing 80 preeeae z
mup sH1 there All T. NpecaaI
mukx A. ere eascsa1Y Invited
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
EscATAwPA BAPTIST
CHURCH

Sunday
IHnn a M-sanasy sehnol
l1uYH 0iigeF superintendent
LOO A. M-Mwrn8nN Mmshsp
F4s z M-ENafslnE safvlre
nArh Ist ard Sid SUNDAY
Menaa9-
80 r Nv n Z business
messing
MeaneaaaY-
&c z M-Sandav school
rsaAaznAi. general hasa aeNg
TfHfu4
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

- LIZ a
11AIE O. MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
u TIE CHANCERY COURT
JUNE TERN 1912
l. z EVANS
IS Ne. 6Gz1
STATE or MISSISSIPPI TT A
To Il A. Watts. Dortor r1vSe
6runson Nrx- Maria Braason
ChTachicw. Mrs. Ethel Braason
Oliver Clyde Rhodes. 49,
Eunses Brunscn. NrA y.
Maanen and Wzliex = parslex.
You are hereby n-uFnznones
o and appear before fhe Chsn-
eey Court of jackson Coasefv
Mississippi ~ = term ~ -
ouT = y he'd on TIE second
csx tie 6th dAy Of June
zsfzs e the Court House Is he
City q Pascsgoula, Msssminns
ten ana these - e@W g.
q Complaint filed ~ r = $500
- lause No 6sz1 IN TIE D<ekrs
e fass CouTI. wherein xoss 80
defendants End wherein es.rn.
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= tract q land situated nn the
a0fh zoe = Lincoln Avrr,ae -
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Fx91ecl East Of Paseaxouis -
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CHancey EzEfk
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

Hhm a q nag
les A aarns
84H IS mint
r. - Mnhnas Ss8naze6
ss ~ Eve3afF 8
SERVER an Man
- NJ MceA neA
uNeifun racf Tu
snf 2 haaNnx
nv Sasietv nssa dn Masaaf
&f.Hr ire kcean1 Sunday 8 ea
menth
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EAST MOSS POINT BAPTIST

aW A Sunday Ecfano3
- 81 4 re- Morning Sermon
aW & Training uu1sn
TM = Epanrelisae Mee
@E
eaH = 81 Neancsasyav
meeting
TIC patlar IS cordially invited
sn worship Mita HHs
MONTE a DAN1s
Pastor
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