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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17
STATE PRISON. FOR
 LOTTERY LEADER

Hartford, Conn. Sept. i7-(UP)- One New Britain resident was sentenced to states prison. and ls others were given jail sentences in superior court late yesterday after they pleaded guilty to charges of conspiracy to violate the state lot- tery laws.
 The prison sentence was given to William Naples, @, New Britain. Whc was described by states Attorney Hugh M. AlcoFn, JT.. "as one Of the head men" Of the lottery ring.
 Most Of the others also came from New Britain,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17
Market In Irregular
 Tone During Session
Strength in Railroads Featured Quiet Trading; Utii-
 ties Generally Acted Well; SteeIs Were Up

culture department reported today. Sales of Ohio three eigt1ts and ope- quarter graded bright wool were made at 53 to 54 cents, and ialf- blood staple wool at 51 cents grease basis, ss
 Medium wools of light stlrinkage from Missouri were sold at 54 to 56 cents grease basis. Sales of foreign wools suitable for naval blankets were reported at unchanged prices.
 COTTON FUTURES
 New York, Sept. 1T.-(UP) -Cot- ton futures developed . firm under tone in quiet trade today. Around nid-day the list was up 2 to s points after opening { to 6 points higher.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17
DOROTHY LAMOUR
 CLOSED SCHOOLS

mnaetn. As., Sept. iT-(UP) - #IN.s H6lfo0is were closed and the SISEEs Wtfr Aeeksd with flags today E. 4faf nnFothy LamouF began sEAth NMv Of selling WhF " Msw England.
 MSNf 6iade two stops in < 4sNNlf|in and ono in Maine s ..4z 1Ht nrf N&ies Of bonds M I EtI NeN England total ..5||'Y |@E H.p 600, After
 .1||. Ally in front
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17
ELEANOR RICBY
 FIRST IN WAVES South Main Resident in Training as Enlistee at
 Northampton
CHESHIRE NEWS Cheshire Phone 334
 Hubert Rigney

Cheshire Sept. 17.-Mrs. Eleanor Giant Rigby of South Main street is under training for the WAVES at Northampton, Mass. Mrs. Rigby, who has been head of the state motor corp since the group was or ganized, is the first Cheshire wom- an to enlist in the Naval branch now open. Noval officers are in- structing the group at Smith col- lege of which Mrs. Rigby is grad uate. Mrs. Rigby has been quite active in the state council of de- fense since it was first organized. She has appeared before air raid warden schools to lecture on the work, Q study of which she made An aMssauchsetts. Ehe has given her entire time to the defense work and studied motor transportation at the Massachusetts defense sctoc. pT4CT to enteding the work in this state.
 John Hostie has returned to his home in New York after a visit with his uncle and aunt. MT. and Mrs. Edmund St. Williams of Cherry @tTeEE.
 A standard couse in first aid is being announced by Harold Hole of Walllngford road chairman of first aid in Cheshire. All who are in- ferested are asked to call him at 2fA6 between 6 and 8 o'clock in the evening. Charles Wilhaus of Wal 1ingEord road who has conducted many first aid classes in this vicin- ztg Will be the instruct for the course. As soon as enough applica- 1ions are enrolled the course will he started.
 The engagement of their daugh- Ger. Miss Hornet Francis She, to EaIph papale, son of MT. and Mrs 46olph Papale of Cheshire has been announced by Mir. and Mrs. Robert Hhe of South Cherry street, Wall zlasfpgd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17
RAFTONTNd OFFICER

Hartford, Conn., Sept. iT. fUp1-- Lyman e. Rltehey, Woodbridge, to- day became Connecticut opA re. ll0ning oisleeF, Me wlll have charge ol Tatl0nlns all commodities ln the state except sooa and automohlle items, 10 wae appointed by State opA Director Uhe6leF nowles et cd annual aaiarp ol e1 eco.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17
News Of Men In heService

Sergt. Owen P. Kyle of ITO Beech- CT avenue, has been promoted to the rank of staff sergeant at Fort Michie, N. Y., where he is stationed with the 242nd Artillery. He was en- ployed by the American Brass Go. before entering the service.
 John F. Butler, son of Mrs. Anna Butler of POS Walnut street has been commissined an ensign in the U. s. Navy. He recently completed an ad- vanced aircraft carrier flight train- ing course at Miami Beach, Fla. He is a graduate of Fordham university.
 George E.. Allard of Torrington left for Fort Devens this week to re- enter Army service. A veteran of the first World War, he has been active in veterans circles in Tor rington for many years. He received the Purple Heart for bravery in the last war.
 Pvt. Francis Johnson, son of MT. and Mrs. Henry F. Johnson of lO04 West Main street is stationed with technical squadron of the Army Air Corps at Atlantic City, N. J.
 Nelson Camp, son of Mrs. George Camp of IF Euclid avenue is talk ing course at the Army Ordnance school at Lansing, Mich.
 Pvt. Clifford Stowe of 34 Wooster avenue, has been transferred from Miami Beach, Fla. to an Army Air Corps school at Sioux Falls, s. D. The son of MT. and Mrs. Martin Stowe, he entered the service six weeks ago.
 Mai. Charles H. Shons, former di- rector of athletics at Taft school, has been promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel at Camp Lee, Va. An artillery captain in the first World War, he re-entered the serv- ice March IT.
 Joseph Cali, son of MT. and Mrs. Gaetano Cali of 259 iPne street, has been made corporal at Bene- cia, Calf. He has been in the army since last March.
 The local Marine recruiting sta- ton accepted nine men from this vicinity for enlistment in the U. S. Marine Corps yesterday.
 Those accepted are Charles c. Chaponis, Chestnut Hill road, Wa terbury; Henry s. Jaber, Sigmond Baltuskunis, Louis A. Kaufmann and James A. Cappellano, all of Danbury; Stanley F. Kacinski, Sey- mour, George E. Birdsall, Water town; Burton E. Curtiss, Thomaston and Rowland w. Denard, Oakville.
 Nine Waterburians were accepted for enlistment in the Navy at the local recruiting station yesterday. George Byrnes, 20, of 196 Newbury street, applied for aviation cadet training.
 The others include Eugene Rackj 20 or 3O Rose street; William ). Molieur, 9, of 43 Raymond street: Harry E. Duren, IT, of 1l83 North Main street; Carmine c. Sirignano, 21, of 592 Sylvan avenue; Ambrose Slavinski, 9, of 280 West Main street; Edward OLaughton, 20, of 187 Wolcott street; Anthony Jaco- vich, of 48 Drake street: and Louis Tartaglia, 2l, of 69 High street.
 Karl F. Karas, son of MT. and Mrs. John Karas of Grove Court has enlisted in the United States Army Air corps. He is an exper- fenced mechanic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17

Called the Business Mems Train ing Corps, it is the product of the islanders determination not to be caught mapping if and when the Japs attack again. It includes some 1900 volunteers, of whom GA per cent have had previous military experi- ence. The U. s. Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard are repre- sented. In addition there are also former National and Territorial Guard officers and veterans of the Canadian, French and British arm- ies. Many among them fought in France.
 REGULAR ARM HELPS
 TRAIN VOLUNTEERS
 The BMTC gets regular military training, including intensive rifle and pistol practice. It is planned and supervised by the Corps own officers, assisted by regular Army men and the provost marshal of the Hawaiian Department, who is of- ficial military adviser. The members are also trained in air raid defense. These citizen-soldiers are ur1i- formed in trim khaki with BMTC shoulder patches, overseas caps, and steel helmets. They are equipped with .45 calibre Colt pistols and 80 calibre Springfield rifles.
 Recently reviewed, and highly complimented by General Delos Emmons, Honolulu's businessmen soldiers are confident that they can help give MT. Moto "the business should he decide to drop in for an unfriendly visit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17

Popular color combinations l q porcelain enamed utonelle, to match oF harmonlHe with modern kitchen decorative schemes, aie white Wiih black trim, wlde witil red igiin, ane whlie wilh blue, Solid eoloFs aiae aTe popular
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17
Japs Fear We May Strike With Same Ability As Our Athletes Do

Richad Wilson, United Press bureau at Manila
  Wilson the the DrOttning
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17

Burlington, Conn, Sept. i7. GuPl -I'hs town Of Burlington now h nha0lnloiy aebtsfTes.
 Board es Finance Chairman Btans Icy p. Wiihe Announced today . e40 1go bend ls1uo in iD92 nov hnA been pnld oll, together with other dehte. sad the no1ks gre free ol bins.
 xhs lax Fale is Hi mllb.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17
WOOL MARKET

Boston, Sept. 1S.-(UP)-Demand for medium wool continues in the Boston wool market the U. s. Agri-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17

One American manufacturer sold 20,000,000 checker boards in a single.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17
BY RICHARD c. WILSON United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK 1-(UP-Bggest Psychological advantage " for America
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17

John DiLeO, son of MT. and Mrs. Paul DiLeO of 565 Sylvan avenue, has been promoted to the rank of corporal at Edgewood arsenal, Maryland. where he is satiOned.
 Corporal DiLeo, now home on furlough, entered the Army May IS,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17
TREASURY BALANCE

washington. Sept. iI-luPl=oev: the current fiscal year through Sept. ib compared with a year ago; Thi. Ye.. .s .Espshhes a., tsst sss ss. xsas ss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17
EDW. WOODRUFF
 GUEST AT SOCIAL
Candee, Hill Road Resident to Study AerOnautics at
 LaGuardia Field
OAKVILLE
Correspondent, Irene Slough,
 Telephone 4-8993

Oakville, Sept. 17-The Y. T. O.. honored two members at a farewell party Monday evening at the home of Miss Gloria Cleveland of Candee Hill road. The guests were Miss Ethel Strong. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harry Strong Of French street, and Edward Woodruff of Candee Hill road.
 Miss Strong will leave within a few weeks to study at the Central Institute, Mo, and MT. Woodruff plans to study at the Academy of Aeronautics, LaGuardia field, New York.
 During the evening games were played and refreshments served. Among the guests were: Miss Gloria Cleveland, Howard Ashe, Burton Mix, Miss '..thel Strong, Miss Vir- ginia Roger. Arnold Garms. Eileen Salisbury. George Alcott, Miss Flor ence wilson. Miss Rita Moore. Miss Glare Payne, Mss Mary Eileen Locke, Miss Althea Locke, Miss Helen Williams. Miss Nancy Lynn. Miss Gloria Lawson, ouis Je&sell, Edward Woodruff, IT,, Albert Pope, Jr,, and Mrs. Daniel Logue.
 Enter Naval Reserve
 shelton 0veFbaMgh, son Of MF. ard Mrs. shelton OVerbaugh of Falls avenue, Anthony pateFnosteT. son Of ME, and Mrs. Nicholas PateT- naetaF Of Tucker avenue, and Ia. .s.~as Na...s. mMs. aR hAe asaA nNms Samuel Penn 0f Main street, have enlisted Co the Naval Reserve. They gre expected to leave for training Sept. M
 EmeeF Daya
 Wednesday, Friday and Saturday afe hnahfF days feF members of ~ MaFH MaaNaIenH nofINM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17
RnIar MaYnI RAaarVa
EmleF DAya

Eme9F uAyn Wednesday, Friday and Saturday afe AmheF days ieF members oi nf, Mary Mngaalent paflah.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17
Eisele & King, Libaire, Stout & CO.-Tel 4-31S1

Total Sales ..... .l87 06' DOW JONES AVERAGES
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-17

Sergt. Owen P. Kyle of ITO Beech- CT avenue, has been promoted to the rank of staff sergeant at Fort Michie, N. Y, where he is stationed with the 242nd Artillery. He was en1- ployed by the American Brass Go. before entering the service.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21
NEW TITLE VI
RULES SPUR


el2lee the rerent annoaneemers
bx ADnef Ferguson Federal Hoss~
ING Adminetfatof af chznark Is
FHAa Title " f-esIaatlnas basIia
e q various serfl8a 0f shs eotin~
Try haFe responded rs anHaauelnr
extensive nisfs ig RES horne coz
ssfzaflon
fte neN aousgna se-valaaaaeste
are slammed g. ese the shorsare
e HsEn8 asaanmeaam il ernwa-
60 sfnfnIaetio zHaas IN sfmfaa
IS lar removed a. Nea wosx cai-
heFal C~0unectieuI and Texas
IHe neW eaanae Il Tgte II ren-
h8s1aAs Wefe mAde IL an rgfars q
step Hp nesate aau ba8.asne =
house saF-saaastrf aofke~ Hrirfse
tanE reduce monthly favnenfs ard
ine @ - months the nsrsna n
aan cQa nae = HIlsfseA
ius cad q the former 1s-munfs
AaH ms nase 5een
@ in FLA cons azrar-s e.
fau4atc II lezs. a5sss r. 6sIas Ihnns
~ ueaHls 81 feztlau Il artnsi
eat4aanE eos where Increases arr
aszea aad q h1sfs-
see New Hames Faf Nes YEA
n FarlnaH actlans and minis.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21
QUESTIONS
AND
ANSWERS

q A white substance resemblina
st has formed on the outside
bricks q my house What can 1 dc
70 rernoTe itg
A The RS materials Of which
oFiek, concrete and stlsceo are made
al euutain alkaline salts When
brick asM0fns safer Il alzzoeea ms
ats ard theT gradually appear on
il1e surface The action S knoan As
nffloreseeurs and wheu II take
pace Z shows that the bricks are
absorhIHH moisture from either Else
Inside Of outside o. the naIls The
anufre q e should ~thefe.urp b.
found ard sfoppad The air wfE
often safiics % sash Il OFF o. vas
can scrub az OF a4sn a Wle brush
q What g Aae CaFseet ceiling
height fof e gaama
A A esliiue hesRht af eight Zee
; generally Aiisiae9afy for the
nFnrMae house Whpn n1ssole he.
entlins height dtouid - Ia prers5s-
tknn f. the SIZE OF ire . II.
saExg@ : sua g reiHIaa haIz4as.
Aumrvfsa8 less nan a Tee H4.
H1akf fesans lar lara n iafae
2 cEialflg heiBHl 90 more an eisht
feet cfteu adj - the 8 1earanes
d the room tim : faesseai
sfaudp1saf fffe cling helKl sltoald
- %saffieien, e. provior 8 eauata
headuoom aue faee clKeaa Ia 81
air The FeaeEal Hoasins A. nsnis-
has established mn mum
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21
Undesirable 0dors
Often Result OF
Damp Easements

Dampneg IL ere basement anr
UNDESIRABLE gsaea resaIffESz sFsa4.
eaMpueN normally eaa . eau.a-
atee thng8h pEeEer ventilation g.
spFoiAE 2 technical expert q Ire
fe0efal H0DtH3 Administration
Basement alnaoss ossen nss
p&ced partially o. almost entirety
seioE TIE ground level and oa5s
are2@af Used = cszan aae ae5fa
n4lural A2ht aan se~Htlzasiau
AFeasaV fn baaeseat utnaws
are osten mace 20 snail t. sra
woe effective tzaaz aud aers sslgsa
me N111h 81 tae ares Nsasle 81
ae~at eeaai e - 6ensh En Nnsth
sHouia 10 = kss than me aIash
q tAs masonry npenina . IN a8n-
doE Ins bottom 81 ih# area saas.Is
q anoaz Sin EaenH hslaz tae -
q the masonry 81 o. fhs
ne HN 81 cesH 3reza lrasn ahIeH
cave &c fuaz Unaaz = rszaIls
removed should b aso.asd
bueK poured concrete coasssss
aAockz and e1zfaaatea aalvsnz
lHon sheets ma# - asad for aHsa
Hay zzH4 VIZ hulz = No.
areaNaF walls Should - asHf
inches tack Wnen concrete 4 -
ne uzekae2 q Ine sans ~
Fs1Iee1 % 81 .Hches The azH4
should rsst o. flEm TfaIad af5a sa
pfsteEz aamaas daF = lHasf action
ne bottom Ct ne EazH zhoaIa
saFrle1 uel0N zas lraaI z=sed 49,
aaia experienced n tae ascall.z
Efficient d~fzlaAss d to ass4z2
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21

ablf es4an9 beazn These
tafs fsom esvH - sskht feet de-
a00 sl1e locality The
alatp4 CODES az n4any soNm and
esgN contain EellEW height Esnssta
a fn fssaa whefe 4 pexgasn q
ae ceiling faAoes ttse Has sao
sufficient hFaiat shhBin be mosie4
ec the wall 70 permit TIE plae-
atz q ney furniture ard eak
"a A. ~ - ~ rent -
te fHaar AREA should have ) stand
era ceilinE neiKrs-
q HcN aeep can . aoox talss b.
euz for ppsnR and a2rr woTk Eiih.
on innptrine The effective strength
q the iotsta
A % nos Notch the top or ho
tom ease II no0f Joints ntase than
rf sixth az The HsEsf neuxh II :
er cut Is necessary header
ne nii ueash q ne oas shouis
b. sat 81 - supgas1 the eDd Of tAf
aft Jutx aaotsld never b. notch
&c II the middle third o. Tie span
q Waeu Is the hes. time al the
year 20 paint o house
A The best time Il paint a hons
IS either IN sac late Spring az early
Fail A. Io the immediate con-
afiiefs Il Is best NOT 70 PAINT when
the air Is damp for Z there i az
moisture II the woad the paint VII
o. apt e blister The Temperature
should NOS 1e lower than 81 degrees
o. higher tann 90. and the Ideal
time IS when K Is Iztween Sc and
70 degrees
= Hos does one thax out &
frozen water pipe
A Il the pipe IS small enc cx-
pasea 20 you can set a. : the hes:
feaeme Is g wrap she nsps with
woalen cloIhes and then uotr boil
,ns water % them However Il IL
Is 8 large pipe aud Is enclosed o.
underground the better method Is
.he Use % eiectrnits As the euuin-
merit t. quite expensive the bezf
procedure IS 10 get a plumber or
aleetTic service man &ao has n
10 do ElYe JOB Tor YOU.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21
FLA Standards
Are Flexible

Ese n9susnt nF stm FfsA q
nstIes1ai sgsteaa g preaexss stars
asaaa aEa eanStfaesiNa requirements
ard tiie hrallzkaa q 'sea require
usensa e Hes different riaizt
eanaithau s-hfnga9taaa5 taa eo1utse
nat h4ef sspaafbAs Ter = mafksd
mawUaHffe1H la ans asaa{R 81 can
stfsEsion aga HashHlns 81 naa
E6H1eE particularly tBemE a. ahe
taNsF ceat brackets
The home bulidlnz iudllkIrF nu-
Ike ~ MANY other lsrgef naastrim
has remained purely inafTai9As
szed undertaking. 11ae Quality q
the workmanship Hsatefah aual
planning us a structure Is aenetd
ens entirely glaoe i8e exneY8nes
xfawisdse and Hae1assuag aT fssa
aanfanf he aslfna fhe hA saturaIs
s Nhile Nsti-exiab. aifed aausnansH
unaassd Nail constructed ard d.
szFaese naases many other caal
Iaufes u3 mFssaz8 ~ construction
saara lease mukh g. b. desired
h the asFeiQaaasat saa essah-
lssfmeag e sas@ standards fo
sufe tnas hnsss shrcsshgsa
soentfT uusic BE- q 3 high quAltt9
81 ssusfHasia3 ths Feaafas Hes
tzsE Administrator has deue mt
e sliniisale undesirable method e
CONSTRUCTION ana - dsmanstraf
tnst N0q4 naAnala3 gucd Wagamau-
safp snd eDod materials arr 4
iearf g. tie Interest 81 sas
si1eF 8 T. eae Haue oaueq d
.ase ssadlaa Institution
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21

neeaqed spaN and damp Joints
8 manf farm building wlndoes arr
nstrn aHe ycSaff az USING s hari-
EantaA rather tran an outward aop~
lHg aassa ioF sse window sla
Foofa supported b eifder hulls
~ @ pl3nks Dallea together sllauld
never be splieea near she middle 81
t1e Haa- spllem are hss. gacafssl
near e aFeT ne post supporting .
sail
Direst contact between rnimnevs
and framing 3 pear practice Franz
- h1meaT sauald be ksat 3 lnenes
ttuW TIE chimney ard the stsee
f@1Sea NaSr mineral waai sand ~
ether fire resistant material
coFfsE hoagas Should not
nallfd aeRr afap on ne4eled slalaq
s ekeN are formed a5laa4us
moisture al4seh stll cause asrsV
Iht ead of 1hs SIDING h8afd should
D. Gus 81 ans ihe esxueF bslaras
Huttefi against them
Pssa ard baEtnm raI1s a srraeaea
f@ sfaossia Base ta8aeaed holes
Aef bases % permit tree dr.
sse g Nsies TINS htadeflag Decay
these lsAne
FaH# W Haua mus BE- sell
saaa e. mesent leakage Flash-
#aala extend mos lea than p
aa1aara lFum each side az the
AAs iea average faaf ulleaes
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te esaaait-afafaJed fab
zaN on aha market
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sith 8 hills.de are iiaba a. -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21

0ee 81 . sxfffs ct assikns sp~sasaFsl
hy ~ Nsfaaass Humss Foundation
fats E . sasasa aftaaasmem q avs
vel bziaaret feus sa3 fvl1 hass.
msas ~ a smaH laws 81 sobafban
a oaly ssaa8 W e. overall. Il
aepeaa Isfst tbaa rs On g nsf-
faw s tbs hsssr asmeaslan MAJ bs
fasasa msss1 ihs sifsss A iaH ansa.
iae = isit h~sNssn hstnK and dHiaR
afsss thfow .ag tssm iate oas large.
L-thapea fm rpanias abe saf.fs
wafh q tse haas Th3s adaa T. the
spseaas fsslias "a bah faesns aal
mafasss hFht aad vsafllation plae
nE tas sliF r. ths end af the l5eiag
raam saves he spscs aaa rpts - =
hail The ktehsn J. oamPsaly plaassi
with 9san plzeei To- allow msaimum
msH sases Ter rsfefsar s character.
fge = 5 siwaie shaae sta wei PRO-
pauFeaFd well apacsa win3ouk ghs
whsle aferatei - 81 aafsuiss sa.
tfaaee q ssaek design A4irsss she
Nuioasi Laguhef M~saalaaarsfs A.
s@iaa 1872 ceunrefleut Avsass
Wasklauoa = G referring % neassn
~ ~ fss fsu p~asssealars
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21
Proper Wrecking OF
Old Buildings Can
Salvage Materials

State Coiaeae AIS Lambes
aat4 sbees meiGf hardware nlamb.
arg hrses ara other s1tsHa busla-
lne materials ma b saIsased b.
puFeT wFeexing q old nuildaln and
1sFa "a help offset s5criaae when
EaW farm structure are needea
W8a Keith Hsnehsl4EH architectural
engineer Mlsl@luaa State College
kAtHn8ign Service fhis week
4 sy4ssuatir par 81 sslsaes
Ntsekms s recommended s. AZ
HHaehelin afro ms Renase Uin
ana and aaaFs fif4s. taen alamblua
fixture IS tasF ~ aa - aamaeea
~ falling timber uaxt he r5sas
covering EalaoMee - cuFaIHa and
ffns ppansA EetF8 eouaa.n arc
rtENf8 s0oad b. algsEra - saoa
- saey Gar D. faae.Eed
sext fAka off the asde-@aH pss-
eFiaa ans men uasH aD fhe noors
Mvlnz ea8nea loosa aiir bar ar
tHabeg a. ~ enc ard 4urkInq fa-
Haru the ether. Whrrr ufssEela
knock an usues sadf 81 ssataa 81 roaf
eaafuA 10 lu0ssn mans So a5ae an
mesrsds to nulllae and allaW lum-
hxF 70 b. Femegea Wsh a mnsmaan
81 uxFuRse
q AAe EHtmtne fhat remains
faffefs rgfne eusu ftfsi gaaa
tnz ntsta sexosassaarg sf.a
ofla flaaF ntst ilfat faof
and ttrn-flpaF lnaa u Tee ease 81
3 fae-stofz house
Notes a. farm-aaadine saatr
tson b. AZ Hmeaean uaIsa AZ
q KAlae especially Ia tha nfesea
enc xerseT are
n prevent anessa seftaas q farm
9aiAanaN supported Ca wlsa m,s
TIE posts saaaid b. aeAiea aaalasf
10 and MzNeta and set o. ma
sa1fF foussns e1t1zaF staaa slss
g concrete e~xte1dlns besas the
frost line Posts aaed IN reoair 81
oaliainr eaoir alzo.oe tfsatas ana
- en mEaafv
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21

aua the eezlnsre sssal
aDe private capatal ar en-
a. 81 0HI 81 leasi m PAR
W M0 igf W1 haAlaR H. Nrw.
Vera aeeWef 90 EaEA uffe4
n8z8er aiFeaay annoaneea
sans tez Eae immediate aaasts.a
e Is Soc ae efas sasuea Tfaa
3 sogAtea "a Tire E-brgfsuase
H#aaR ard uaeeanugg De-
aru
heaaaaaat Texas balners hia3p
t1rmHeisns ready e.
tsH4 homea T. III the
% e Haf Industrial wagke~ IL
gnQuf sport hfghur-0rNnae
anea E3aa in ansieia4iaa
e aeo WaFkrFH expected 10
7iee soar % Wafk Ia the Nas-ma-
nA II thal area
NeN tits Te H. Basfs
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