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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21

WI UO9 UluI III
BITE alleemeine
Circulation Ibers
gebt. 9ier tpers
BEN bic 3uder
b~orldufig ais
0lphgen aufges
tpei@ert. Yros
teine tperben 1T
8uder ur0 Gms
m,onium bertpons
belt unb Gmu,os
mum, tpirb tpies
RIHm III QQIUS
ttoft b~ertpanbelt.
@eine Reu4eu
f4dblt9er Bee
~ftanbteile. bic IN
Der Nabrun9 nors
1anben getpeien
tein m0oen un6
aufeeioeen tuurs
ben, tperben erlts
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27
Talbot instails
Weaver Method OF
Wheel Alignment


A { service kfaA1 VIII hrlp you
e set TIE lazG mile Of wear cit
d yuur e~uiczn0bliR or truck afns
has recently been Installed here ~
Tie Talbcst Motor Company.
THIS Is TIE authorized Weaver
safety Service. > scientific Esesssa1
e eheckine ghe wheel balance ana
allaIlmenf e yoef car tires by The
widely known weaver mechanical
meSI8od.
Improper waresl balance and
alignment causes excessive wear On
tires. and correction Of this faull
ean la many cases add ak murh Is
IS per cert % the lille Of . tire
win the Noderu weaver equip
ment the Talbot Mptor Company
can nov tAsk this balance and align
nlent for Yon Ia . few moments ana
restore 1t % factory kpENIficataouA
Proper allEnment Of wfsels. plen-
6 al air ia tires and driving Al
nominal speeds xti give you the
maximum q nenr from your tires
officials Of the company said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27
Home Garden Urged
As Farm Supplement

ne week 81 Msfrh 1T hns been
proclaimed FOOD let victosr Week
hx Governor Paul b johnson m the
f0aiowing proclamation
wHEREAS the health ard
ftrengfh Of the American family
can best he guaranteed bs an ade-
Quate home food supply and
WHEREAS. ~ time a var the
Increased needs of Our armed fofre6
osff allies. and or people living IN
cities and eongested areas all Tax
ths supply q certain commercially
erowrn foods, enc
WHEREAS. tfse National Welfare
VII be conserved. paskine and
transportation expenses ~euftatied
ard rising costs q living met tn
large measure ~ the home produt-
tor 81 3 Substantial proportion Of
tne family food supply ~ farm
families and others who have eait-
able ground and garden facilities.
NOW. THEREFORE, / paul 3
5ahnsuu. Governor 81 the STATE uf
MsApp4 90 hereby proclaim Ire
esek q March : - Aarrh = IN
elusive. rs
FOOD r0R VICTORY WEEK
. a1e eI1 ftsat II farmers ard
others HI MissiS8lpps who have suit
ebIe KSoaEaA and garden faeiliEsz
uas heee = much needed part 81
Eise National Carasn Program n
keeping 15th tne fundamental CO.
inetsse hoaght ard = arUse Easta q
an kind 4 IS urged tbet those mi
eenasfDfned % gardening q planE-
IN. oonsahk with nauap#senf aeri-
cultural advisors before ezzzaEine Il
rs progT@m TIE advisers aFs
aszsIansa - eEnTz County - fhe
skAte and will gladly coopaEate
~ TESTIMONY WHHHze0F /
hare herEso ST IT, Rand aiz1 esasA
ll1n Great seal ~ the @41a q Mn-
Enu 70 D aIExea tins 1zse - day
~ pebfuasT. te4z
PAUL D JOHNSON
8 use oapeFkpF 0UetfrsoF
STALKER WOOD
rEetary q stale
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27
Mary Reed Circle
Guest of Mrs. Cole

11se MARY Reed cirrle Of Ire
p1kranoula Wanank EDriety 81
ChrikIian Service uf the Methodist
church met At the haNne q 8fR.
viii Cole ukink ~ q theme Pray
ex Mrs J. II Weir l1zd seiarted
uAEsnees fruns THE Upper Euon
ns me devotional part Of tire pFo-
gram. but an attack q hoareeneeA
mtscnted her c~nndncting tiziz and
Mrs p A. Blsfop served in hnr
Atead
The study Cox the afternoon wns
"a the Ten Commandments and the
neafikudsS. and was led BY Mu y
n MahAffey. The sfuds bcokOm
T1fnee-Whst does TIE nlnle Say1
e~xplaiued what each Of these Com
m~andfuenfs and BeatIkades actually
whz mIsstK 10 ugveF and mnxin Il 20
clear and 70 interesting that ali
atfton Il was ! better intermefA-
ttan a these aell-knoHn rules 81
zHgsuutt and BLESSINGS than had eses
been given tksesA before.
pespGle the bsd weather twelve
<aNlmk3fs wefE present and ali took
Enrt II lhe program. After the study
"a nzar the hostess. Mrs Cole,
=akro61end 4 memory test and xhen
III papers had been added up MrN
ii A Bssaaup uah declared the elu-
hztlan1ez1 zt1e nHd Mrs Weir
Sc f1K the ftofs8r and rad 10 nfaN
fNee 10 detefnsilfe which van The
ri1t i book for defense stamps,
Ill several already pasted in. was
fefFed Nath thanks and grsclously
rnen over 20 the circle as a start
3 larger fund H@1as dipped into
ar1se and soon there vas over 3
o1lnf ii pennies and small change
tN1rn this fund.
Mrn. c. A. Carrier assisted MRS
Ole IN serving . salad plate H1ih
ot chocolate and waters The meet
Il place for next Monday will be
announced later.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27
III Council Heads
70 Hold Meeting
And Demonstration

1ne J4ekacn Cozniy - Counsel
ena Leaders I'll a9eas a~azpETue
Saturday 81 The AeFHaAasaf Baiio-
Ing u paazKuals TIE azzsEu Ill
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80 al een4inna afsttl ; aeoek Is
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

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from Camp niandln& Pa b :
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West
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Mis- apfuf fhn menk end herr
with his parents. NJ and MFA 3 A.
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NJ. and Mr1 Anarew cuffln.
Frank Cpffin and Bett8 0ezif q
Muhlle SIRE Aannfae lie oct = sown
guests attending the birthday nsies
bfaItnn II Df. A r Macarthur.
THURSDAY evening
o.
MRS KsA Yhayat and nua neh-
ert and Mrs., n KhAfas and aauah-
Ter spent Sunday IN Jackson. Mlm
Mis- Knlherlne Wal 81 raacaaou-
IL ana MisN Ella Macarthur apent
The week rnd with Nj. and Mrs
4 n Brat il Unifpst
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Montgomery. Ala manI ne week
snd here nlEh M ere Mrs. n 3
white.
Mr1 III . 0Fefntfest relufnaG
Fr1day from = sislt . Nj aud @re
Il NJ Nixon IN Baton nouee. Ia
Nj ana mrs + 1 fsef43slasass
accompanied ~ Mm1 DeFq<lS
1ukh0Ef AMI Mfn REilx Cel1EI
spent the aeek end N StafkYllie.
Mis- IA. ana MrA. DeLaaannes and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27
Elementary p. T. 4.
Celebrates Its
Founders Day

The regular monthly meeting 81
- EcilauEztary Parent Teacher As
Meiation. wllich has heen pNEpon-
& from the previous Tuesday. VAS
keld IL the school auditorium FEB
at 800 r ~. With . program
astng special recognition % Found
ex DAY
Mrs. Warren 3 ssslE. president
erteo = program chairman. Tue
Sixth Grade children assisted b.
NErs J W. BrumtieEd a reader.
presented q Founders Day pIayiei
anc gaze fhe AeeompllshfnenGs q
tne national. state. and local $50
elaticna since ne founding q tf9
PA. IS years SO
Mrs " B Herring reed the mes-
ssFe of 1E state president
Two PTA soHsz ~T1R TFse q the
PTA and IL Tribute. snd 3
u~1osogFnph record o. ne soicm az
Ihe uaEEopal ana2zssanE .
special tonh 20 the program
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folieaa Mf - nFulnfhh rs
sppoEnfaa Chairman q uhs nesatn-
sting committee e suENna uaznes
Tor De next mee9nx Margh I'm
pl1en oEIiceFx 80 . = asEted
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

Mm r q Mahfy ef~lffTfaisiud tie
lmpruntfa ngaase cluh 81 her
hpspK "a THURSDAY agieETseQH MFxl
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Eslxe
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

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frazn = weekend visit IL UxfnEa
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27
pASCAGOULA

ine mtcexE courtesy y0u can sh0w FnaF N1zat6 frnm o4 Qf tDMn
i Is hare their names nnanlAoned - TIT fcai pare. TIE atce4
ooaEtesy gou she's yom f1enns 5 o it tim isafn q yeur stds
through Eha pa9e when Euu - aNa4.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

Mrs p ~ Nrtas e~uissaasned TIE
WEEKLY nFlaRs rlah n HsE nssns En-
TaHeaa4 Af4eFnnun
Mrk r. KNAPP fnetttea tss eutb
high eenFe pelze ara MIa A =
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Sandwiches and naIt drinks wnfe
served f0iEoNlns uas Ranass 70 Ibf
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

Ms Alice M1nEos spsHst saDeaY
n MehsiE e H4e eHsszs 81 III. and
Mr.. = c. Jnules Of 1hat rIiF.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23
CROSBY JUNIORS
PIN RECIPIENTS
AZ Admitted to Honor Sos
Ciety at Special Candle
light Ceremonies

Pledge pins were awarded to A
Crosby high school juniors who
have been admitted in the Honor
society at special candlelight cere-
monies earlier this week at the as
se1nbly hall. A luncheon was served
after the presentation in the school
cafeteria.
Those students are admitted IN.
to the society who have maintained
an average Of 90 or more for three
years. The new members are:
Robert Array, Jeanne Barry, Jo-
anne Brandevin, Robert Crowley,
Harold Deeley, Josephine Del
Buono, Mary Direone, John Rwyer
Mur1el Edwin, William Faeth, wal
ter Ficeto, Alice Fitzgerald JAG
queline Goldman, Elizabeth Cub
ring, Robert Hennes, Thomas Hor-
rigan, Barbara Kuperman.
Also, Eileen Lanouette, Franklyn
Litsaky, Adrienne Luria, Mary Nc
Donald, Virginia McNeilly, Trina
MacKerracher, Alan Maynard, Rob-
ert Meyer, Shirley Milutis, Timothy
Nolan, Elizabeth Paul, jeanne Phe.
Ian, Muriel Roof, Paul Ryder,
Helen Salvatore, Thelma Sanford,
Sherman shiller, Carolyn Slator,
Herman Soloman, Lorna Spencer
and Loah Nan Stevens.
The Crosby selnor class play will
be presented June 10 at the Water
bury Women's club under the direc-
ton Of Miss Marie mcdonnell,
head Of the drama department.
Mark Connolly and George 8.
Kaufman's play, "Dulcy," has been
selected. Joan Vanasse and George
Russell will play the leading parts.
The stage director will be Peter
Corstantion.
Others in the cast include: Jack
Randall, jack Bradley, Donald
Duncan, Robert Drapatin, Evelyn
Angrave, Shirley Robinson, George
Lord, Donald Sleeves and Robert
Boucher.
Homer Bernier, Jr., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Bernier, has been
elected chairman of the Crosby
prom committee. The affair will
be held June IL at the Wildly high
school gymnasium.
Work on the senior class book
has been started under the direc-
ton Of Janet Edwin, editor in chief.
Chris Kelley is business manager
for the publication. A staff of over
40 members Is working on the book.
A special meeting will be held
Monday by the stan to complete
plans for the book.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23
IFORESTERS PICK
LOCAL MEMBERS.
Executive Council Holds
Meeting Here; Commit.
tees Chosen

Grand Chief Ranger John w.
Humphrey presided last night at q
meeting Of newly elected ofacers Of
the grand court Of Connecticut,
Foresters Of America at The Elton.
The meeting was the first oflcial
session since the state convention
In New Britain May 10.
Preliminary plans for next years
convention IN Waterbury were dis
cussed. The ofacers discussed ar.
Tangements for the annual state
outing ct I'd park, Plainville, Aug.
~. Plans were made for q member
ship drive.
Present at the conference besides
Ch1ef Ranger Humphrey. were Will
Lam II. Dunlavey, past grand chief
ranger, who with Mr.. Humphrey was
named to the finance COMMITTEES
and the printing committee. Felix
Guarint OF Waterbury, Jacob Petro-
SKI OF New Britain and Richard
Canfeld Of Bridgeport, past grand
chief rangers, Fred Jost Of New
Britain who was named chairman
OF the auditing committee along
with Charles Whelan of Hartford
and Joseph McCann Of Bridgeport,
William Lonergan OF Waterville.
CHIEF ranger, and Edward Lavante
OF Putnam, also Michael CaStaldi
OF this city, grand trustees.
Others present were: Harry
Streck Of Bridgeport, grand court
secretary; Henry N. Benoit Of Put
nam, grand sub-chief ranger: An
drew Patrizzi Of Hartford, grand
lecturer; Sal Marciano Of TorrinQ-
ton, senior woodward; Joseph Keefe
OF Plainyille, grand Junior wood
ward; Nicolas PasQuarelli, Bridge
port, grand senior bedale: o, Lam
bert Lord, New Britain. grand
junior beadle: Ray spielman, Rock
Xi!le, supervisor Of junior courts:
Edward Boyce Of Hartford, Edgar
J. Kne, Jrp Of Meriden, and vii.
liam Pento Of Norwalk, grand trus-
tees.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-23

Continued from Page y
cations and stage hit-and-run at
tacks.
Levy says the best way to take
care of a stray enemy soldier is
with knife. He recommends "a
stiletto with a nineinch blade, no
wider than quarters of an
inch at its widest part, and double
edged for It's full length"
Levy said the most important
function Of the guerrilla Is to gather
information. He favored capturing
Q dispatch rider or an officer over
Gripping tank. Captured military
documents, he pointed out, may save
thousands of lives.
An approved Levy method for
catching a motorcycle dispatch
rider Is to string a wire cable across
his path at 80 degree angle to the
direction of the road. When the cy-
clist hits the wire, he slides along
1t into the roadside ditch and into
the waiting arms of the guerrillas.
This leaves the road open for fol-
lowing riders.
Levy advises novice guerrillas not
to be overawed by tanks because
their crews generally are tired and
have only narrow Sits through
which to peer out Behind the lines
he said, tank commanders often
travel with their heads sticking out
the open turret topS-making the
guerrilla's job easy. If one tank
crew member Is killed the others
have trouble maneuvering the
machine until they dispose of his
body, Levy said.
Use OF dynamite, hand grenades
or Molotov cocktails home made
fire bomb first used in the Spanish
Civil war and later in Russia--are
particularly effective against tanks
caught unaware behind their lines,
Levy said.
The well-equipped guerrilla car
ries little more than he can pack
into his pockets. Levy listed q COM
plete outfit as fish line for bind
ing prisoners, small black hashlight
with blue lens, revolver, binoculars,
rifle with bayone compass, water
canteen, nine-inN knife, burnt cork
(for personal lnoufiage) phos-
phorus matche waterproof sheet
and blankets, d aeagt one hand
grenade, spare pair Of WOODEN socks
to pull over shoes and . piece Of
SOAP