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Evening star., 1942-09-03
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f10) Tuxedo Shirts; of fine
oxford cloth, soft collars, bro
ken sizes. Orig. 9oe
l5) Basque Shirts; of fine
brushed rayon, green only.
Orig. LOO sc
tS) Dress Shirts; striped pat
terms, fused and soft collars.
Irregulars of 1.65 to 200
U3) Slack Suits; of cotton
gabardine, matching or con-
trasting pants. Sizes 80 and
"a. Irregulars of 1898 100
(27l Rayon Shortees: black
and white. Orig. 19c pr, Zoe
t14) Dress Shirts; striped pat
terms, broken sizes. Irregulars
of 89c grade ------------19e
(l5l Broadcloth Shorts; but
ton front, panel seat. Sizes
1892. Orig. 29c -------1oc
t45) Rayon and Acetate Ties;
full shape, new fall patterns.
Orig. 25c -----------14e
(21 Part Wool Sleeveless
Sweaters; small sizes, faded
from display. Orig. 1.29 soc
(2l Ribbed Cotton Union
Suits; sizes 38 and A. Irreg.
OF 1.39 -----------74c
~o1I "a, h ,~aso Kn;,a E1onr
Evening star., 1942-09-03
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1 Chatham Blanket; in
green, faded. $50 wool. Orig.
5.99 ----3,S7
~ Patchwork Quilts; size
72x84", in blue. Orig. 3.99,
z.s7
O Chenille Bedspread; full
size, in green, faded. Orig.
t2) Chenille Bedspreads; full
size, damaged. Orig. 4.99-z.e7
~ Chenille Bedspread; twin
size, damaged. Orig. 3.9s-1.o7
ID Chenille Bedspread; full
size, damaged. Orig. 3.4s,
l.s7
(3) Chenille Bedspreads; rose
or green, full size. Orig. 2.99,
1.99
t4s) Muslin Sheets; size
slxss", damaged. Orig. 1.29,
sse
t62) Percale Pillowcases; size
42x36", soiled. Orig. SOC -28e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Boys l.ls
SHIRTS
77c

Just los to sell. Clearance Of
broken lots Of boys shirts Of
fine count broadcloth. Incom-
plete size range. Imperfects.
(5) Boys Shirts: odds and
ends, soiled from display. Orig.
55c ----------1Oc
(150) Boys Athletic Shirts
and Shorts; all sizes. Orig.
35c
t20) Boys Slack Sets; broken
sizes. Orig. 1.69 9------77e
(97) Little Boys Wash Suits;
sizes 3 to 5. Orig. 1.19----e7e
(45) Boys Wool Knickers;
sizes 6 to II. Orig. 1.1s----o7e
(2) Jr. Boys Suits; l knicker
and l pr. shorts. Size 5 only.
Orig. 7.98 -----3.88
"a 2 Pants Suit; knicker and
longie. Size IL. Orig. 9.98,
e.es
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Women's Fall
Rayon Dresses
Friday Only!
1888

Spun rayon dresses In new
Fall colors and styles Fri
day only at 1.88. Black, wine.
green and brown. Sizes 9 to
Is, IL to 20 and 3S to a.
(10) Junior Dresses; new fall
models. flare and straight
lines, in black. Orig. 3.33.
AT
(11) Misses and Women's Fall
Dresses; in sheer black rayon,
/ and 2 pc. styles. Orig. sos.
1893
t17) Misses and Women's Fall
Dresses; of rayon sheers, one
and two of a kind. Broken
sizes. Orig. 3.99-------2.S So
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-03
HANDBAGS

(45) Handbags; of leather and
fabrics, black and brown. Orig.
I,9o-Z.ZS ~
tT5) Handbags; of leather and
fabrics, wanted colors. I'm
perfects of 200 and 800
SfdueS .oS
t98) Fabricoid Bags; black and
brown. Orig. 100 66e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-03
LINGERIE

(13) Batiste Gowns; in floral
patterns. Orig. 1.49---94e
(6) Batiste Gowns; in forals
and prints. Orig. 1873 40
(12) Rayon Taffeta Slips; in
small sizes. Orig. 1.59----79e
(6) Gowns; of rayon stripe
crepe. Orig. 1.49---------79c
(5) Cotton Chemise; in small
sizes. Orig. 149----2oe
(6) Rayon Taffeta Slips; navy,
white top. Orig. 149----39e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-03
Infanis' and Girls Wear

Orig Now
5-Dotted Swiss and Pque Coats mos, yr. 1,79 5oe
20-Tots Dmity Dresses; and yrs.------- 1.39 4ec
5-Tos Denim Siacks 3 and 4----------- 2.79 50
19-Tos Creepers and 2---------------- 39c 2ee
4-Tos Sheer Dresses; size yr.---------- 2.29 8oe
25-Tots Bathing Trunks g. 7 and 8------- 129 1oc
42-Tots Sun Suits, to yrs.------------- 89c Ice
6-Tots Sheer Dresses, 3 and 5------------ 8oc 29e
58-Bathng Suits, sizes to IA PIG 24e
19-GirIs' Denim Shorts 8 to 16---------- 1.19 39e
34-Grls Denim Stacks, TO- IA and H. 1.49 4ee
4-Girls Slack Sets; 10 and IA ----------- 299 79c
6-Grls Farmerettes, 8 and 10 0----------- 100 24e
Az --------.- -, .---1--------- -, 2es 100
16-Grs Sun Suits; T. g. 10, IL and IA 159 4oe
8-Chubby Sun Suits and Balerina Skirts
81, 1872, 1412 and 1612 12--------------- 299 90
6-Grs Plaid Jackets; 8, 10 14---------- 229 I.39
Girls Sheer Dimty Dresses 299 30
Girls Sharfskin Dresses; II and 1s---- 3s9 2.3o
72-Grs Sun Suits, to IA 14---------------- 79c z4e
58-Gris Sheer Dresses; T. g. 12----------- 8sc 24e
Goldenberg's-Tots' and Gns-second Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-03
4.o8 Brocoded
Domosk Dropes
3.66 Pr.

4S pairs to sell. Rich brocaded
and duplex damask drapes. 2A
to "a yds. long, in wanted
rolors. Pinch -pleated. hemmed
and headed tops. Some are
lined. Soiled from display.
Goldenberg'S-Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-03
19c and 25c
HOMESPUN
DOILIES
l2c

Closeout of decorative doiIies,
suitable for luncheon sets,
chair back sets and other dec
0rative pieces. Two sizes
12x12" and I2x18".
Goldenberq's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-03

School suits of sturdy quality
fabrics, in double breasted
model, with full lined matching
knickers and longies with pleated
fronts, Sizes 8 to IS.
Boys Wedr-Mdtn Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-03

Coats i'm tweeds and shetlands
and S-piece cape suits in back
to-school styles that girls will
love. Serviceable and good
looking garments. Sizes I to IA.
Girls Wear-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-03

GoIdenbeTg Tg'S--Matn Floor
Evening star., 1942-09-03

Sturdy quality that can take the
rough workouts young feet are sure to
give them. Black or brown. Sizes
to 2.
FootUedr--Mdtn Floor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
Life Saving
Class Starts
Monday Morning

American Red Cross Life say.
tng Glasses to begin june 18th
sponsored b. he local uSO Tws
regular Glasses 10 - taught b
philip Alspaeh including person.
IL 10 IT IN Junior classes ane
from II up ia the Senior class
Nif Alspach Is . regular cert
fled instructor provided b. m
American Red Cross and viii BE-
gin classes a the Old SPANS
Fars Beach u . o'clock Tuesda
morning. June i6lh THIS 5 n
saFae class nat va announce
IN the Chronicles Star dated Jun
9th To be held at the pier 1t IT,
Municipal Beach
AL persons Interested in TAX
;nF tfsis course should contact A
& Woodward Asst Director Of
US0 BY Monday. June 18TH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
Mrs. McLendon
Entertuins S0ru
Bennett Circle

The S@fs nAnnew circle II ssn
wamann seiess fuf Christian
Servlrr of Inc FArss Methodist
church III pa~aaunla. met Nor
dav afternoon in the home q Mr1
- G McIentan. lasss Williams
strrrl wlih nine naemheFs prs
ent.
The meeting opened with tbe
devotional whAeh wNs lsd ~ AiFt
! " Eptsng 4 xnfs Interesting
program was prevented - Ms8
Carney Hasnphrey from For tAs
Facing q this llasa. an the
Medical Needs - India
A. she eonrislssnn ~ ~ pro.
grant, q short business SESSION
Nas held Al members ~err urn
~ 10 assend some of the aseetinKs
II the Pastors Nehoul tn D. held
II the seashuFe Assembl.
esuunas as biluxi next ueek
The next meeting WsI he hela
Monday june Is. n the hpEne %
slrs Il n IAscss. sos Ninth -
During tsae ssetal hour ne host
esses served . refreshing drink
ard eas0kies T. tn following
members Mrs Il e Dusbt. Mr.
Nnlle BYRD. Mr. Carney hum
eiarey Asrs ! - EpsIng Mrx L.
s Rouse Mrs Z " Ulres. Mr.
Il { Crosby and Mrs B E BIC.
Kenxx
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
1nfercitY Bus Service
Over Notion Sharply
Restricted

we4hingiuf. June ~asharp
nazbs O. insescfsy bus services
throughout ttae nation W1ae an
n0anend today - tie asiiee Of
ehafNrse transportation usnved %
r-unzerve travel facilities vital n
6he war program
Takinr enErlznard of 81 stleh
mxa lines the 0rT directed shai
heRinninx July ! present routes
SHALL b. frDzen competitive Sers
- pooled. eli express fsns a
hfsed. ard service r. places ~
aEntEkeuaeut dfasttcaiiy restricted
Under IRE last nanses clause in
Al1e order. no Inferxtas na8e may
~ operated To- the primary gar
pore Of serving places a muse
merit OK entertainment are nrlud
e such things Is golf COURSES
athlasir fleidss rare traca Tres
lars aarre pasilaE5a and oeaeIas
fnterrify buses ALL 70 lefGcs
- permitted t. Operate with only
small fraction Of their seats &C.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
Down The Ways
AiIngaIls

Mr. J. L Salne industrial DE-
pertinent. ahas eGth Mfa Slime.
hae rnernsly moved 10 GNalies
M~azainps Mn ssine emphs
sizes me gars rat shsy aFe n8~.
lsvtnK b . new ,a1ne
Pei Wham she bel TollS-
lng Jane. tar month 81 hrlaes ue
have two wradlnEs . aerarf
On FRIDAY. June SIN ~ SIX
> m Mim Alaae Smith farlii
construction and Marvin
Eanley welding department
Nrre married & she Episcopal
Church - Hae Fswauek s
Ha8 Mss Nina Miles and
Jimmy FfFtsar served a. .gse COZ
p~k attendants After a we'd
ding trip Through L0mis4ana end
8 Hew Orleans they have RETURN
- e raseaaaala
slsa Desoss Wlllougnsy pur
chasieR ae~pAftneug ami Mr..
Claude c Martin werp marrseo
~ SATURDAYS. Junt & ~ tao shsF
~ . n The ceremony Nas per.
Inrrsed ii the Methodist paEsoss
arr uith the REV Z y Time
officiating
Misses Axalec Wlllouahhy. IA
n EEL W1lougnhy. Mn Clare
wataz and Mr4 n. ! FumkhasA
e served ~ attendants tn M
cuape Mr. g l. Fsnkhouaer
Wax III Martins best man
AfF. MaFtn i employed a. fhe
Martin Nenner Corporation IN she
hook keep ing department
immediately following thr enfc
m0nS. the cuupEe lnft tnf . tan
ae~ks sfss though Alabama.
GeDfe4a and Saask Carolina
T " Hudson. II. after much
giohe tFust7nK through Carolina
and slnslis to Little Old See.
York has returned So ths ~old
Al he could <ay alz<a MS frIp
Nas Gosh. hat iheY really havs
she hands az there
Another Ela1e ffntiee az tnf
xafn IS NJ = Il Hammea p5anl
uamptFoilef. who has Just return.
ed irom . extensive ioaf Of IN.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
ClarnOr Takes OFF On New WhirI

'AvFW YORK @Gianu G
M r esli hes the
asrra mefina 81 Wne
IS Herse NGifgaat we
she i cailf alto Is aAksn9
roller skating click - - box
aes
Giag4a Nasaner real nne e
Sorushoz - ard alFNDEt
aaelee comparatively IT roiln
kauaa shf wpn Dnie one aina
taaf tournament tfR 1871 Ssu
err California waifR eh4mpsan
ship before sbe Ans Aeited d
star IN uBs eFaS caufatry sps1f 81
ROLES SKATING Xsnitses 81 1854
hut shes 3 sine skatef ha4
p aad Ffsram locks ARD If
IRE ard ttlt customers Ane
Noting the Quick sarees ln II
cent years 81 iite scr skssES
ffavaxanxns snn renaerntsarnN
that . large chunk o Amerieans
skase regularly a. M,snr 4o
.rinkk promoters decided -
isoneh . sfloa IN roller sixties
II caught on and wiIl -
peaied next year The shaw ms
aaHran xpinnee1 Jumpers cnfn
A hailerinas ard even nsEx
81 @teei&
Gluefa + fsve leTf sha@ Neia
IL and has blur eyea Sic was
2rarea ~ Hollywood nafaraIe
uish ~ eye 70 thr mevist Ard
asH din act IN several ka Feam
ard later - , daneef ii shorts
Her dancing lessons wxre naxn
Background VIXEN she tscnH
Interested m roller skating and
Ntsh comparatively little exp31S
eHce fearfsed staFd0fn It's , the
asFteal shirts but the thousands 81
youngsters ard nruwnupe whn
skate. sill Fegard IL A sp1rt
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
Formers TO &C.
Biggest Cash Yield
From Cotton Crop

Mississippi farmers iaee Ne
pleasant prospect 81 FeeelvinE TIE
largest eazh Income from cotton
TINS year than q any year sine.
la1g Tine value 81 last yesr )
cFnp Including government pas
mentk vas Si6e sa0.00o Bat les.
wears GOTTEN acreage vas cut e.
nnly z593 $50 acres because 8
the supplementary cufton acFeaK
reduction program This YEA
around 1850 more acres n
cotton and a higher pruspecttve
price 4 weathef 4 favorable and
Yields normal ihe crop wifh eov
eenment payments sl1eAld bring
around 32oa. GOO .Bg0
Most Important JOS nov q See
M that the cror 5 weil aIliiva
ed. that plans afe made . hgh1
fhe boil weevii i nerezsa that
al available labor Is mobliizeo
fuf havestlng. and that nare al
teniion Is gwen e. eoTree' gn
ming. which IL - esaeutia. 20 pre-
servalian 81 the quality Of cuiton
Provision II plenty uf ahas for
harvesting this years eotian crop
presents many problem ia the
taee II shortage u labor whIch :
stesdiiy becoming uaFe oiilcaL
In many rural eommuniiiaz the
schools viii b. asked b. operate
II she summer months thea 70
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
Revival Meeting
70 Begin AZ First
Bupiisf Church

monday evening Jars rs viii
rk aw herannsnr o ! revival
iine 81 the FirM Baptist
Enureh of pMaxuaa Wsih Rns
- G peunen. paxm g la
nnptsa Ehngeh - Shreveport
aana anlng the pgeachaHk
T fnxsdr Baut1s Church g
whek Rev a. pennsH has @er
niaF Gw Is seaF8 i rnnred
- n a3 largest Baptist Chufes
us ssasr - Loussara ara ha
~ uw afatr C0uvenfteu and
Southern Bausasts fw A e ~
pumkxx M eunveFss aad ssaa
nt1m carh yeas
x ~ penfau Wa mtgtnaAie
fpm Missouri He 4 greet enc
spiritual naaeher q thk Wofa q
Emd ard m geri flsat h4 wsaan
r. il CIR community sill ~ .
Blessing = Al Rsf NJ Fnwl
n great neFHafla oVer shs sauth
! IN evafIzeaf3 preacher
TAe msasir wa ne srtes re q
swetsun af a 1 kukw~e e PAY
SULPHUR. Louissaua wae fng
~ wears w n{feetm at mustx
ard eauraflan ln the Coliseum
plaee Raussss church - Ne~ Or
n fIs aa 8ltstsnaiug wut
fharv
MH afx hepanK e. haxe aa
basement ~ car new saultsen e
m ehafeh rogapsea eao1gh -
Ahls e hase ne revival M
heh - II SERVERS wtH ~
held 81 la A p End 8 r =
anlty ttruawh june "a Tne rub
TX s reFsiiallF fnxitnd = atfSua
SERVICES
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
States M0npower
Esfirnoied By
OccuputionoI Query

The mobilization a Mississippi )
manpawef through occupational
anest5unnaiFua now being sent
out ~ local Seiaetsve Service
Haard viii determine tlr number
II var workers available from
tha aiafc - mteut re tentative
quota ~ ~ia.sn0.D00 Figures en-
ne results q thls SURVEY Should
b completed as late autumn. It
Nas assefsed by attaches a. Tn
state hraau0aFseEx q ne So
aectsse Service system IN JACK
son
nation WEll have pressing
need BY late autumn for around
a.s0e 600 additional war work
81 MaioF Lawrence " Long
State director 81 tae sclective
SERVER system SAID ii 5 from
she suen beyond she military :
that the War Manpoxef cnmma
Aau exneess a. ahlakA most AZ she
male recruits gof this Wuxk
Mans 9efkeyx Wifl also b. On
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12

irupse6 win ne rxevpfhsn q.
nrr dairy roana trip pus
runspsny r1assf gifpe wtwaul
whAch Dc not she's a. sgsse
bsaa lr tssih atrVeaone 81 Hse
thar 81 ff rent IS ue aa
Hraang eapEeFfs
The gFrN service - ~ de-
rsntlngsea Is fhf fast ~RenefatY
shnaseh service eeaienl 81 Ma
said 81 Hs OBJ sna MT sc ear
fYlnN 90 ueFhsuetfte To- hEfp
Hnrh IS nat asferfea
Campegtfsfs ansssk a. atriF as
nssN L. posl srFeR ass
sheSaies ard s@4n operating
rights spncfsi peFmsn mtsi
- ahsaiafa fFuas lfe government
ia tFef r. rsssfn NnY assce
The ofier ass neH eeNe tsaae
which weefats Hftfatn as nsiieH -.
cis4 Elniita 81 0se9ule an whsh
sae avrfse ssrf IS ee1it m
a sseh nsasea ARE nnl ~
- 4useftitg
&rw Orleans mait nBs - af
ri . siie oDT erdeF. Il e Green
vice president II the TeenF
Grryaauna lAnss xfafed TuesaaY
Ati hsutsre aHTer. fne safns
have hewn nnnssnaed iA.
fhr enugt NJ Gfesmzisp said
ard 40 rhagteFs ere heug "
an~esi exeept iaf ne sgfgsea
lefa W. Afe Hus operating eeEp
sFes T. col enuFws sshlesH ffeEns
fsrg TRACKS thnatrra aanrsng p
V~lliatas of resorts ri general
Although titeFe IS service h ire
Calf Eoaas : sesort she eea
pfv said. i u n0f epnsasea
4 special service Tla e0asi
= mrFvly a. MIR sn~sesaEsle
uaufs4
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12

cess during cotton picking tinse.
80 ihe children car help PICK ths
cFap
Tire War Production Board ann
lhe secretary Of agriculture have
asked me state and county war
boards 70 suin n the nauouwride
campalgn % get farmers u d
everything possible "a c0Esscrv=
trucks automobiles and tires The
afaat0n n critical There vii
b. no NOSE new tires o. neW
trucks for tae duration Car and
usiek owners must esake shat
thef have last until tie var s
over.
Farmers are asked e cut use II
cars and trucks 70 the absolute
minimum. 10 cooperate N hauling
to market and Ia carry
ing supplies IL the farm. Pool
transportation. start pickup serx
O. 90 together. leave some of
he cars a. home Drive siowiv
carefully Keep tires prop
inflated Get The vuune
Iolka to cut cut Joy riding AMI
eliminate all unnecessary driving
.oiEow every practice that re-
duees ~eaF and tear.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
Funeral Services
Are Held ii Pecan
For T. \. Stokes

Thomas Harry Stokes dma a
- home 81 recnn foiiawina IN
klinea q five weeks - ~ s.
yeafs I'D Fansrai services wess
eanaartna Saturday 81 TIE Fsank
H. Greek Holiness church ~ the
s.. Ira hans. fhe Rrs Fred 10
sarge. the nrv Jciin neee and me
~ pnyne - me kreeae Meth
salsx churxh Insnsment waa Ia
F0Faa Lake cesmetnff
~. Stokes mas . trurk driver
haafssna mnod to fhe Southern
Kran paner Mil1 He s Survives
~ m wEapa Mra cnrinne Ire
bern. thFee daughters Mim Len
- Sanke. Mrs Haacl Lambert
and AIRS xilen Deusoaey. aHfet
SIMS. Murras. Robert ard Clyde
Stokes. nun naDthex. Fate Ssakra
asnd = h~ali-nEosllaT - Rawix d
Pecan axat orse ssssnx Mrs g
namls Mohl ard een stands
ahIlarsn Falh Funeral Home -
IN charge
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12

sperfson Z ~ n shs psesi enaas
ship varas HIS $40 3 HfasS
tfip and Me a. msae nffnE
Mr "A e kub KFnfa cassn
fiiaa rroen itai - iasat - 8
SETTLES sifh ~ 1aEuiiy t "a
laxa. Miss Taae sraah aaa utfu
mflans " fsndinx ! places T. haae
soar bat 81 Nashinssnn q nath
ma q compare MfNh TIRE sasne
nfsbsau asfe b thla eseiu.is
mstsee a. Knem
Mr. Nnsae Huesea a Chun
KEY Mississippi JOINS ne roan
nanF IN fae mtpnntinE arpaFt
sng 1eparanena as campsesnefslal
We are rNneetinK - hase q
steady stream IT risiloga ia ta
f administrators tHssiaing
throughout sh4 esnlxaer va Yau
is @e SRI ar coaasiton
ard thas = nrW6 AtNsst tvs
snelsss hos aews w have beard
Danf fa8l - - gn hand fpY TIE
Fimx nas celebration ~ lnRaih
Fala lhm sunday TINS Hs
cav ~1ist gtfselails op~ns tlss
Bard Campaign tof snis sevtson
~ admission Is txsnz rsAFEsa
but tfa KIDS nsitas htts 3 ter ceEg
aeIense tsasnp ard shs gYu#H aUs
s awenfv stse cent ssamp 81 BIT
te4, & - admitted
r. Sxou kerr TIE ataenp4
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12

tasrsd from the ranks q thsse
deferred because 81 physlca de-
tec& he stated Thr ueeupafa1nai
missionaries are being u1f To
al selectise service n~rgstrauix
who have ussi beer o. cannot -
Eadursed into the armed farcu
and should mol ~ c0nhEaa Ntth.
ne regular uuessiQnnaln 8panl
uhch classification lar military.
seTFue . hAea
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12
BEARDEE-pIEE

Nj Harry T Bearden Of Bear
den. Tenn. ard Miss Lila AEn
Pine 81 Ishpeusing Mich we
married o. june tn at the lat
Gran parsonage N Pascagoul
Rev. Frederick a. GFaef. the pa
TOR. offieiating The witnesse
weFe Dennis J Maxted ar
Claude Pierce
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-12

With is fast modern press thu
Treasury Department, car print
money At the rate a 500 900 pieces
= minute That almost sernpts
"a - start "a the pTinung bust
nez again.
= swelihead is . fellow with J
weak brain and a little learning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Cedar Point Trip
Set for Friday

VIII YOU be sailing Friday morn
ing tor Cedar Point?
An opportunity 10 cruise 10
Cedar Point and return. at bar
gain. is offered you this coming
Friday aboard Steamer Putin
Bay. with the fare only 81 for
adults. SOC for children. ) 10 IA
The steamer will leave the First
street dock on this l60-milc round
trip cruise az Q a. m Friday stop
for 3la hours az Cedar Point
touch briefly az Put-ln-Bay and
he back in Detroit around 10:45
p. m. tho same day Persons who
so desire may stop at Put-In-Bay
for 6 hours Both Cedar Point
and Put-ln-Bay offer bathing and
many other attractions
In this issue Of the Times and
also in tho Times of tomorrow and
Thursday, you'll find a special
Ashley e. Dustin Steamer Line adj
vertisement with excursion ticket
coupon eXchangeable at the Ashley
& Dustin Steamer Line office. foot
Of First street. or at The Detroit
Times Travel Bureau, 1870 CaSs
avenue.
Summers going fast Soon IL
will be too late 10 60 on one Of
these picturesque special cut-rate
Friday excursions. Why not make
the trip this coming Friday2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18

Gas Officers Institute is sched-
uled in the Rackham Memorial
Building, Woodward and Farms
worth avenues, at 7 o'clock. This
is one of nine sessions to prepare
400 selected members Of the De-
troit Chemical and Chemical En-
gineer Society who later will act
as instructors for the civilian gas
corps. There will be a concen-
trated course August 20 to 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
PITFALLS OF LOVE
BY Adele
0arrison

since he ambled over TO our
table and kidnapped you, she's
been acting as " he were a sort
OF masculine Medusa. His
streaming white locks and beard
must have scared her or hypno-
tized her"
II think you're imagining
things. darling" / told her II
don't believe Dina was at all
affected nv that man. She's
simply 80 fatigued she can
hardly keep her eyes open. She
hasn't your bOundless energy
and vitality. you know. You
can dance all night. then get up
after two hours of sleep and
play tennis or picnic all day.
But Dina hasn't the stamina"
SPENCER QUESTIONS MARY
Mary eyed me shreWdly as we
paused at my door.
I'D give a thin dine to know
whether you're talking for publi-
cation or of the record" she
said.
/ did not answer that. and was
relieved 10 find my father in the
living room. / did not wish TO dis.
cuSs the pseudo old man with any
one else before l had reported our
interview 20 my father. who had
sponsored the assignment.
When he had greeted us my
father spoke directly 10 Mary
You are making progress ."
he asked
Her expressive eyebrows spelled
worry. not serious but distinct, 70
me.
Yes, l think So" she said,
after "A slight pause. then
added But it's slow work"
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18

Of this city. c. S. Schoepfle. Sc. D,
chairman of the department of
chemistry of the University of
Michigan, will give a lecture on
war gases.
Ninety-five air raid wardens of
Sector c, Zone .. Area u. have
volunteered as blood donors and
will 60 10 the Red Cross Blood
Bank, Cass and Alexandrine ave-
lnues, at 7 o'clock tomorrow eve
ming in a group 10 await their
turn.
Tomorrow evening a class of 700
air raid wardens from Area 4 will
be graduated at exercises in the
! University Of Detroit stadium at
1870 o'clock.
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries Jr.
and Frank NJ McLaury. chief air
Iraid warden. Will be speakers. 1t.
Bernard Preoo of the police de-
partment Will give a bomb demon
Strdtlon,
There Will he an outdoor movie
party 10 stimulate war stamps
and bond sales sponsored by the
} tenants Of the San BenltQs apart
ments. located at POPS West Euclid
avenue. in the vacant lot on West
Euclid between Twelfth and Four
iteenth avenues, at s o'clock to-
night. Mrs. J. l.. Woodruff apart
lment manager, is in charge. Ad-
mission TO see the two movies,
Battle of Stalingrad" and Battle
of Marshall Island" will be the
purchase of a war stamp or bond.
Proceeds from the sale of refresh
ments will 60 10 the Army and
Navy Relief fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
SIRENS UNDER FIRE

Amendment of the blackout or
dinance was requested by the
defense council and the
counsel TO forbid the
use of sirens except on direction of
the municipal defense council.
This request was made 10
limit the use OF sirens Go actual
defense and blackouts or actual
air raids so that we may have a
special signal that will be known
10 all. We will, however, con-
tinue the siren tests OF the
Chryslcr sirens now being In
stalled, until they all are ready
for duty. which will not take
long" states Associate Co-ordl-
uator Glenn &. Richard
Tonight The FIRST session @! The