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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-12
Bicycle Club
VIII Welcome
New Members

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-12

Ire Imprompfu Bridge Cub
as entertained On Thursday e.
lernoon IN the home q Mna ! 2.
Buzand Mrs. + < Mcintosh -.
ceived thc high score prize.
Refreshments. consisting q
strawberry PIE 3 Il mode snd
son drinks werc served foIloN'
M the games 10 Meadamez / +
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-12

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-12
PascagOula National Bank
sToRKoLoGY

The ratio Of births At the jackson County hospital Cor
the past week was four boys 70 two girls OF this number tWo
u these care into the world At the same hour, As Geraldine
Shoemaker and Sydney Merton Pusey were each born at go
o'clock on the morning Of May 5 The births and dates follow:
To Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Herman of Pascagoula. = son. Thorn
as Elliott. at S12 4 NJ Friday. May J. 1881
To Mr.. and Mrs John eagle Of Pascagoula. q son. Larry. at
$50 A. NJ, Saturday. May :. Ie4z
To Mr. and Mrs Paul Olson. fnce Madeline Nelsonl Of
Pascagoula, a son. Stephen Douglas. al 1910, A. N. Monday.
May e. 1912
To Mr. and Mrs F. S Shoemaker, RI !. Paseagoula. ;
daughter. Geraldine Al go A NJ Tuesday, May 5. ie41
To Mr.. and Mrs. Merton poscy Of Krcole, a son. Sydney
Merton. at $50 A NJ. Tuesday. May s. ls41
To MI. and Mrs Paul Hill Of Pascagoula. a daughter.
Friday, May 8 1912
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-12
WEEKLY BREDGE CLUB

Mrs. r N. Knapp entertained
the Weekly Bridge Club At her
home On Tuesday afternoon
Spring flowers were used g
decorate the rooms 81 the home.
Mrx. Forest Crabtree received
the high score prize and Hrs
Emnatt Hull the CT prize.
After the games sandwiches
and soft drinks were served 70
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Forest crsbtree. Adam Hosyski
and }. p Bazard
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-12

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-12

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-12

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-12

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-12
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-12
Letters To
Inc EuII0T

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-12


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tens 0Iiaeex.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-12

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
MOTHER INJURED
 |BY SON'S AUTO
Riding With Daughter al Time of Collision on
 Meriden Road

Carr driven by a brother and sis~ ter coillded last nigiik on AzeEiden foad. the accident causing injuries lo both ef them and to their mother.
 The drivers were Mrs. Thomas Sullivan. 70, og 0i Eds0n avenue and Robert Fmhey. 2s. Of ie Welton street. Their mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Fahey, Sa, of e25 East Main street. was . passenger in the daughters car.
 Mrs. sullivan suffered possible rib fractures and a severe iacera- ton Of the head. Her brother had & head lacefation. Their mother Elf- gered rib injuries and a chin iacer- atlon. The three were taken to St. Mary's Hospital in the police am- blalance.
 The cars were proceeding ia op- pnsite directions on Meriden road, Tear Tyleris ladder shop. 6ergt. Joe seph Petit said that the impact sent Fahey'g car onto the el1Oul- der on the left side Of the road.
 Both ears were badly damaged. Police were continuing their inVes- tlgation of the accident today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
REIIEg TROOPS
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
Friends Of Lithuania
 Form Local Chapter
Extensive Program of Aid to Be Formulated; Organ
 izing Committee Announced
BROOKLYN NEWS

receive Communion in . body ai that Mas,
 Tine arrangements committee is composed Of EEedwiga stulinskas, Eleanor Karyelis, Walter Makauskas and John 6lason,
 Radio Talk
 A meSage from Mrs, Chase Going W0odhouse. secretary Of state, will be given by Mrs. sohn Y. Lasky over the Lithuanian Chamber Of Com lnefce variety program over Station WAI'R tomorrow, The program will De conducted from i2:30 to l'00 o'clock. instead 0f at iia0, starting tomorrow. pr. Matthew q colney, director, will be in charge
 C, v, Q, Meeting
 4 talk on .cath0lle Faith" Nas given by Rev, Austin R, Saunders al recent meeting Of the catAolie Youth organization of Our Lady 0s Mount Carmel churchi Father kann' deFs is spiritual advisor 0f the group Election of officers was held wllh the following selected. John aer0nl' io president, Michael Cleehelt leerpresidentl Edith Rassi, secrf' lagy, and James Ier0aimo, treasurer
 La E, q, 4, Card Party
 4 large attendance is ekpectee at the card party scheduled fol tomorrow afternoon at 6t, dosepf' { hall hy g.QaGe al Oi the Liihaaillan Roman Catholic AlliaEee, Mrs Anna RmOtas. Mrs, William denn' satls, Mrs, dohn hafkanskas ana Mrs, MaTeRlle a0knhaitls gre lll charge nf aFrangemenfs
 Rubbish FlTe
 Rubhl6h ln the cellar ol . huilGr lng at l0l south LaonRFd stIeel caught Are accidentally yesterday afgegR00n, resulting ln aH alarm tk ire heaGauartefs 1'he blaze wa quickly put out There gas 10 aam' Aae,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
10 JAP SHIPS
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24


 An ar officer who witnessed the RAFs devastating atiRcks op h1sr i0ck and the ikenault works at Paris, sald the den0a attack Mas sghe most concentrated get"
 Last nights rRldlng force was be- lleHea to he et least as strong A that which bQnlbee 0en0a and 9ilF Tlp in the northegn Italian iilansE trial triangle, Thursday night,
 ReeldaniS 0n the R0AtlleAet coast 0f Britain heard heavy b0iHlhets crossing the channel in an uneDar ing aiTAanl far at least 6 half hoAF laSt evening, Seven hours later, the planes VeFf seen and heard re- turning
 Whan iha RAP laft op lss second Italian mission Of the sslnteT aiE War,p the channel RaS under g leR ceiling and illRTe Ras z westerly gale blowing, When the planes Fer luInea, slls Na9p wes sllibals
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24

tic nation and alls0ut participation ln var efforts 0f the United States, similar groups are being oFaaflsea lhr0uehQni lhe county Nsgh GhlF cage hsFvlng as headquarters,
 Attorney Albert hF0nskYi Nhe v aelilng as temporary president, 6lAlea in Apeaklng 0i me purpose ag inc knel9iy, slt Will strive 70 protect me lnieTesls Of lalhuanla and llle nation from nnBaIfanlea criticism and aG the same tllne seek to eAr hand KagreHogis m the lllbuANaan communities Of ihls eoAhsgy
 serving aA ehalfMan 0F tAs ATganlainR eaAlmltlee V Mfel MaIr thAm !, GolneY, with 0thaf temp0gF aFy nflaeegA aa fall0Ns hgneaa MRF xalka, Nlee sngaslaentI MlA d0ln k xemank, kaelelaFg, 5RenD IIeelnkAs, NnAAelal aeefetalti John kNkAhl lgeahAgaFl Mrs AAe9b AgealNkRhl AAr 2lstam lleaanfell Rev fFAah tlhhv kllN af Bethel Mls Mnlliltg AGeehaV Mrs Michael lAeYshls ana DF, MAlihAN V ialneY, alleesais
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
British Reinforced By
 U. s. Tanks Attack
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It was uncertain whether Rom mel was in kgypl now lie recently visited Adolf Hitler in Berlin and there were reports that he was gf, malnlag there, lll Other Fenorls said he had returned to the front
 During the last "A days, British and American planes gradually have been stepping np iAe tempo 0f ihelF desert attacks, e0lneidenial ly silh larger scaled raids ln Eur, ops Especially bllieF was the all war over Malta, where the Axis had lost lap honhers and Lighters
 Ar halils egfT halla
 b0days eommunlalle told 0i lhs continuing ar battle 0gaf Maita
 The enemy eonllnned sis fighter homhef tactics over Malta, with negligible gesullsR il said '0nT fighters shoi down one algeTaft and two others were destroyed by elonnd NFe Prom ihls and other opera lions, four of our afeFaH fallpa le reiurn, bui one pilot is sale
 lt RAs apparent that the Akll aN force vas feeling tae effect 0l the heavy loll taken q Malta eoaEes ol planes had been losi lhfFs which ordinarily would have been sent Q Remnel ln Africa
 In recent aays, q had been moFi and more apparent that action Wal coming k0on The weather hae eooled and tul moon provided better conditions far nignl aitaeks ghe 0eTmRnk usnally take aaYan' tage of . lull moon 70 beglp lAep desefl 0nefasAons
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24
REPORTS FILED
 BY RECEIVERS
Semi.AnnuaI Statements Presented Judge Booth
 in Superior Court

Two semi-annuaI receivers re- ports, one of the Industrial PFopeE' ties, Inc, and the other 0f the Star water Manufacturing Company, were approved yesterday afternoon by Superior Court Judge John Ral' fus Booth. Both concerns andi- eated sn their statements that the recelYerEhips would terminate m the near future.
 The Industrial Properties. Inc, operated at 8 profit Of e .eos'5a dur. ssag the six month period endinR october !, the report shows, He' eeipts amounted to 9i7,ses whih disbursements totaled slss5e0.2s,
 Receipts Of the bleaching concerF for the siE-month period VeTe ssT', 4ia4a while disbursements totaleg 82g. .6g629, leaving q profit os eaes G99i4.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24

Col. StufgeS' statement Indicates that drafting Of workers in var plants wlll continue to increase, de- spite protests by employers that many of them cannot be replaced. Many war workers who had been given defeFments are n0w being re- classified, since the available supply og i-A men IS almost exhausted,
 Lieut.. William 8. Pape, 0cenpa- ti0nal dcferment adviser at state headquafters, said that boards here have no jurisdiction over men who come ln from out of the state i0 take Ear g0bs, Their status Is ap 10 their hometown boards, be said,
 Speaking of claims that many oi these men are given deieFnents, while local men are called up for service, Lieut., Pape said that the out-of-state men are being called aS fast as their own draft boards reach their names.
 Col. StuFgeS told board members that when there are complaints oi prolonged deieTmentS for oul-of- slateFs, inquiry should De made 0i their home town boards, Any ul- fairness in the situation will soon be corrected, he predicted,
 More and more women will have t0 he employed Ia industry as the Army Is expanded, Col. sinFges said Deferred men and their employers are "aue for Q shock as the draft ls extended to call ln more men, he stated,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-24

battle 10 decide The fate Of North Africa once and for all, appeared 70 he following the approved desert aatlern
 The air attacks, as M she past weFe directed against areas lnsl heF hind she front where ANis nghleFs aEe herlhed and the forward mus Asll0n dumps age accumulated
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 FoF several weeks there bad been Increasing indications that 8 new 0lsenRlNe either Allied or AAls Mas Impending in the deseTl
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