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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03

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~nsa you mean suppose. Wrong
I expect they viii give out prizes. .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
. WAR QUIZ

l. This Civilian Defense insignia
red letters CD inscribed In a
white triangle which is superim-
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with a paint containing chemicals
which reflect the invisible light
and speed up the wave length of
the reflections. so that they fall in
visible wave band. The figures
glow with a soft glareless light.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03

Mr.. Clapper Is heard on kMO
Mutual broadcast Mondays and
Thursdays at : D. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03

some people are their worst
ensmy-and love their enemies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03

Z What IS unusual about the
L. s Army's ssth fighting squad
ron
j. Sailors in submarines fear
ash cans more than anything else.
Why
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

For 90 dsys the Arctic Ocean is open 70
seq traffic and supplies may come from the
United Setes vis Boring Strait.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

\h/ITH Europe and Asia at
w stake. Germany and ia
pan are reported planning
two gigantic pincers move
ments that will unite them, in
Russia and in lndia. M \
The arms Of those pincers
cover almost all Of the globe.
Japan. driving westward.
is at the very gates OF India;
japanese troops have started
q new offensive against
China. hoping TO end her
conquest there.
War is imminent on the
Siberian front.
German troops. having
conquered Europe, may move
from Greece through Turkey.
thence across the Near East
TO union with the Jeps in
India.
On the Black Sea moro
Maj forces ore trying TO
smash their way into the
Caucasus and badly needed
oil. Should they reach Boku
they could sweep down
through Persia and Afehon.
iston. Thus the fote of oil
India could some day rest in
a battle for the Khyber
Pass.
Hitler has tried for many
months to destroy Allied
positions defending eovpt.
for with control Of the Suez
and victory in Russia he could
meet the leoions Of Tokyo
and together the two nations
would control the hemisphere
and al the raw materials
needed for war.
Then II micht take de-
codes TO defe,t the AIS.
But Romme's men ore still
in Libya. The Nipnonese
have been stopped Of Burma.
Russia holds the Maj drive
across The Black Sea coast.
More and moro Allied cid
is getting through TO India
and Russia and China.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

'Kwsnfsuns army. headed BY
eenersl Yoshiiiro umstsu. has
30 divisions ready 10 strike Rus
slams. probably simultaneously
with on sll-out Mani offensive
in the west.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

The Russians learned The 905 With Japan that The
Siberian railroad adequate the sole OF
supply. Now the fsr eastern district has been made sesus
tonns with IFS munitions factories great ersnsres and
forts for 5000 eeesy placed for the fully expected
attack. There 10000 men in MsdNostok.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

CHRONICLES OF WAR
HIGHLIGHTS TO DATE
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 20

Japanese forces invaded the island OF Bali and threat
ened an invasion attempt On Java. In making the landings
the Japanese suffered heavy casualties, damage Ia warships
and transports. Ashore the Japanese troops were met by
stout Allied resistance and in the air and upon and under
the surrounding seas, Allied planes and warships inflicted
heavy casualties. but they continued to land. One or more
Japanese cruisers we're heavily hit. two direct hits had been
scored On enemy transports, an enemy cruiser and a trans.
port we're hi BY lighter bombs. In all this there were no Al
lied losses.
In Burma the British desperately fought Ia hold a line
along the western bank Of the Bilin river.
On the Bataan peninsula Of Luxon In the Philippines.
General MaeATthurs' troops were lighting all along the
front. The japanese added i~neendiary bombs to their
weapons Of attack.
Russia continued its advances against the Nazi troops
and the Red Star reported that in the first SIX months Of
the campaign the German army lost 6.000.000 men.
Axis U-boais sank the 4O00-ton Brazilian freighter
Oiinda off the Atlantic Coast and Owed al the approach OF
United States naval planes. This was the second Brazilian
vessel 10 20 down by AXIS action within three DAYS.
The British reported the royal navy and air force had
sunk Two German motor torpedo boats and smashed a squad
ron Of Maxi bombers in FepeIing a strong German ar and
sea attack On 3 British North sea convoy.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY q
The United States and Dutch defenders Of the East
Indies. thrown back b the giant grasping claws Of the Jap
anese offensive onto the island Of Java. dashed out in their
mlghliesI onslaught Of the battle Tor the Indies. Dutch
cruisers. American and Dutch destroyers. fortress bombers.
dife-bonbers and fighter planes took a tremendous toll Of
Continued On pass .
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27
Funeral Services
Held For Former
Governor LOngin0

Jackson. Miss. Thousands of
persons from AL WALKS Of life and
from eyers part m MISSISSIPPI a.
tended the funeral Wednesday. OF
former governor Auafew Houston
Lungino The funeral was held from
ihe State capitol
Governor Longino uas s. years old
and served As governor o. MiSssSsip-
p from 1900 - 1904 He died Tue
aay n jackson Ct the Baptist Hos
pital foilosgng 3 long illness lie
vas enc q TIE mosi eoiorfaI figures
u Mississippi publie life ana wAs
iudge 0i the Hlnds County court
heldng that position siace is ere
Gtlon II 1927.
he gas the first governor 70 &C
cups the lev cariSol building
which wa erected unaef MS admin
istraflon without cost 70 the state
he vas the last governor 10 b.
nominated IN Mississippi through
The ole state convention syslems.
he leaves hS HIdau Mrs. Marion
huckles Uonglno. three sons Mack
Buckley Lonslno. Sylvester Gain
LaFgtno and James Marion Lon
sEuos AID tao daughters. Mlsses
Ann Ramsey and Gay Longino.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27
Moss Point Seniors
Give Radio Program

6lx Mos Point High School sen
lerS presented a l5-mlnufe program
GER raci3 station wGCN 4 Calf-
port ms Veek under the Sponsor
snip 81 the Fortnizhtlg Club Of
TIE Feoeratea WomAns Clubs II
los POINT
Better relations win our Neigh
ncfs fhsough Better Understand
tng Nas the theme q the program
Nnicn consisted q 8 shart lalk by
kEeFette Harper: several patriotic
s1ngs aaa 80 songs n spanish
= 2 boz qastsss. ana 3 fuss duat
g pstfieze American songS ksn-
effh q ne quartet were Henry
ktAns Henry Turner. pau staa-
tsE sna Efefeae Harper. Tne flase
aeet sas played . Marguerite Col.
- anc MaIEa Suthou.
TIE sik staaeals e. members Il
lie spanish Cas- 81 the Nos Point
ssnooI azfouged the nr0sram them
ssis@ - ne assistance q &Iss
bESie esaan. chairman q ne
F0ftaknHf cub NJ colizy -
eemeaniea ne qaarieE q TIE plane.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27
Girls Plan Convoy
To Camp Shelby

The girls from the Pnscasa ula
area VIII again invade Camp shelby
when a chartered BIS wan lease the
Community House Sunday. March |.
al $50 A NJ 70 attend the first
anniversary celebration at the Non
divisional Service Club
The BITS viii arrive at the Number
One Service Club st 1850. where
they VIII have lunch at the Coffee
shop Until recently this club was
the 37th Division Service Club.
where the young ladies were guests
several weeks ugO ST the first Of .
series II open hnsfse programs. +
nov Ehe fecTeNtion center f0r the
zafd division. new arrival 81 Camp
shelby The girls wtll have an op-
p~ortunity TO meet ON rial van
KEGS rs most ri this division Is
made up Of boys from Massachu-
settk
Only one bus viii go from Pasca-
zoula. The first girls 70 buy seats
will have the opportunity 20 make
the trip ANY SRI on the regular
mailing LIST far soldier dances IS
eligible to so.
These trips are proving very pop
ular with the girls as well As the
boys at camp, who are always glad
20 welcome guests. The Military
Maids Of Gnlfpoft viii be visitors 81
the 3sth division this Weekend
the invitations for these affairs
are extended through the WPA
Recreation Project
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27
Second Switzer Boy
To Get Navy Rating

stove NJ switzer. youngest son Of
Afr. and Mrs Joe Z switzer Of Pas
cagoula, vii graduate from the IN r.
Cd states Naval Ordnance School At
Jacksonville PA February 8 Upon
graduation ~ VII Be sent e an un-
disclosed afr squadron where be VII
become 5 qualified machine gunner
md meehanic for All naval guns for
Ind and So planes
Young swltzef has Just eampaet-
q four months e intensive study a.
The Nays foremost aviation ord
nance school He Is no ne oniy
son q NJ and Mrs. SH1tzeF 10 be
i the naval service Their second
san. y Cruise ssftzer Is 3 graduate
q tie Naval electrical school a.
Norfolk. Va and TIE Motion Pic
tire Sound Teeanleiau School IN
san Desc Calf Cruise Is On The
first q Americas greatest oatel&-
s1aips. tire Z. 8 5 North Carolina
helnx transferred aboard her from
the Cruiser Detroit He had been
stationed at Pearl Ha-eez has was
Transferred from there tust = few
rssnzHs before Is destruction he
S q b. couEratuaaeS - the part
- lad e a. LIE II tie tasting
q the great snip when she fred ne
greatest salEe II ne history q naval
operations
So powerful are TIE guns On THIS
EzsseI that steel N41eT-1gaf doorz
On tne Shlp xcre huekied and rirped
fran he oulkhead - re eoucas-
sen u heF nnzi te<z when 81 nine
6 her fs-ineh guns Eefe fred At
oIzce.
Mr ana M sHitzsr @ net kHeE
aheIe he IS stationed AZ present as
positions 81 ships O. he ara IL
EHicn theF aFe operating are militia
r secrets
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27
OLD SPANISH FORT
RE-DEDICATED AT
CEREMONY
Large Crowd Hears Patriotic Speech Made By Past
Commander Wilkes H. Davis. of State Legion ?
Department. In Ceremonies

; jackson County Post No Ie0. Of
the American Legion. IN an inter-
esting AID patriotic celebration,
last Sunday afternoon. fe-dedicated
70 posseFity the Old Spanish FoFL
and raised the Stars and Stripes On
q high flag pole where the Tag
flrsteEed % ne breeze On Kreb
Lake There was quite q large eruxd
Of citizens present who inspected
Tire Old Fort and grounds. restored
70 sonae 6 their former beauty %
recent improvements
Commander L : ssi9ier Neicozn-
ed the crowd and punliciy thanked
those who had : part n making ire
restoration possible He gave = short
history o TIE anezent building,
which IS said - b the Oldest build
ing In ne Missisapp Valley.
Hermes GauEler. vice president of
the jackson County Beard q sn-
peFFisaFx IS he first speaker. and
expressed his appreciation q BE-
half q tie Board for ne work
which had ben done. he stated
khsf the Cd roFf ard grounds ere
something e which every citizen q
PascaE1uia and TIE county should
Be proud and he honsd klsex I'll
take advantage Of the opportunities
offered fu recreation
ne principal speaker q tne even
Ing vs. Hon wilkes II Davis =
Jackson Mis- past state Com
mandeH q the MHzikzipu DEPART
ment . ne American Legion ne
gaze 3 mos L~nspsHatIoaaI al D.
uiezic address III Is usual force
ful manner He began By telling tie
erczd . consider uho sc arr
saving - SER thz desceaaenis Of
men VIC fought and died fer tss
Eazf q deadly parallel On zhat -
principles snuneiated = the Deslaz.
auon e Independence H1en he
are and Wat Ee would b 4 -
Ak powers controlled The aar|a
Suppose BE said. y -saHFenssrsz
cur Amer.canzm shat uoslIs
haFe2 Pr LbeFty boudan foF ~
CONTINUED O PzEs slrI
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

1kthckeu sharply al along the bat
slf line The surprise thrust was
apparently successful generally. but
rafticalarly so on the right where
the deepest enemy withdrawal took
place.
Main enemy positions we're not
penetrated The commnniqae said
but Al last reports the fighting va
SIN IN progress and local successes
euntInued.
Secretary Of War stimson dis
closed today also that me leader Of
s0.0oo bolo-swlnelnR Moro Tribes
men IN the Island C Mlndanao had
pledged a fight to the last against
The japanese and declared theft
readiness "a die @for America and
thrir country" il need be.
Air Corps Victorious
In The Burma sector. things wert
nof 50 bright fof the Allies. The
United Nations prepared themselves
EH4atAl1t - taSA4 u TIT k&A u ran
aaon. important defense center OF
the all-lmportant Burma Road. as
japanese troops massed along the
Eittang river spread upstream for
tie final stages Of enveioptns smash
smash.
japanese aircraft are fighting In
vain Tor control Of the SKY FER the
heart Of Burma. but their forces
paid heavily after American and
British air defenders brought u
planes down to earth IN flames.
However. the new disposition OF
euemy troops along the last natural
barrier to Ranaoon. 90 q 70 miles
Shove the city was considered most
threatening Military experts said
that i would compel The British and
Indian defenders 70 dsperse their
already out-nnmbered and battle
cut oattAlioas now defendlng lne
VEST bank OF sittang. near the
rivers mouth.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

HE H4Ott4HIfAA tHF&ft1AAlEttA ta4A8e
were secured Wednesday by Mayor
George P. Wood. who vita Consult
me- Engineer l. c. wintert0n have
uaeed 3 long. hard battle % OBTAIN
sufficient mnney 70 carry out this
work. Mayer Wood. Mr.. Winterton
ana A l. Monroe. superintendent
Of schools. made several trips 20
Washington and Atlanta. Ca. to
confer with officials regarding the
additional appropriation
c~an&trustaon Starts Monday
Construction on the new buIld@
ings viii be started Monday of next
week. il was announced yesterday
b Mr.. winterson This work viii
be rushed 70 completion. More
stress viii be placed on the con-
ssrucfion Of the high school buitu<
Ing 1t present because OF its sire
Eoweeer. the negro school building
viii be completed flEEk
The neu high school building VII
be located on the site Of the pres
ent cd high school building. how-
ever. 4 VIII be much larger. The
old structure. built in 1906 VIII
be demolished and much Of the ma
ferials in 1t win be used IN the new
Building.
The general construction contract
let st kla8.eio. the plumbing
aud heating contract was s29172;
and the electrical contract. SIS
$40. making 4 total expenditure Of
SIS 80.
A total Of s2Ts 900 Is available for
the construction Of the buildings
and the purchase Of equipment with
ST.. 900 being provided the Depart
ment Of Public Works. The equip
menf for the schools viii be ps1r-
chased a. q later date.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27
r
OFFERED OVER
TOLL BRIDGE
legislature again Called TO Take
steps tn Relic STRUCTURE of Tolls
As Governor johnson Changes
Attitude.

The Mississippi State Legislature
stu had under consideration ynAter-
dav the matter Of freeing the pas
eagonla bridge Of is tolls. The mat
ter was thrown back into the iapa
81 the Senators Wednesday morning
Senator John II Culkin Of vicks-
burg after a conference Of the SEN
ate Highway Committee and Gov
ernor Paul Y johnson Tuesday an
nounced that steps would be taken
- permit the collection of tolls On
The PaScakoula bridge until Sep
temner ! Although announced AS J
compromise measure this move Wa
IN direct compliance with the pro-
poSal made by the jackson County
Board of Supervisors several weeks
age.
The compromise measure marked
Governor Iahnson's third defeat ia
hE efforts 20 free the bridge ard
ne Is reported 70 have accepted this
last one rather than have Tire
bridge possibly tied up in litigation
after September l.
Representing Jackson Cesassy II
he conferences Tuesday were Sa-
perVtsoT Hermes Gautier and ~.
toFneys James I Ford ans Harold
". 0autler Of Pascagoula.
L was planned 70 permit the eoi-
lection Of tolls until September !
by tacktng a. amendment en- 70 tha
Senate bl lpaSsed three weeks axe
ealaug for the abolition Of al tnIi
bridges n The state q MLxsiszlupI
The original bill vas held Up O.
mou2n al Senator Culkin to reenn-
sfoeE The matter was presented il
the House o Representatives Wcd-
nesaay morning
Attorneys and members Of u
jackson County board O. ~Superszs0rs
expressed a desire that ne legs.
IaiaFr would take no action uaas.
eye bit II ans action 5 taken thal
six months would b given "a pro
ude revenue fer TIE 1912 badzeG
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27
SUFFERS Loss OF rrNoER

Frleacs oi Jules Lear are regret
ting the accident thai occurred 70
Inn Thursday % lazt seek and
which resulted IL injuries that ne
eezsitafed Ire ampaiatiou Of part Of
bis middle finger on the left hand
Tie Young man .as threading thc
press when the accident occurred.
lie vas rusned % 1ns jackson Coun-
e Hospital and after me necessary
medical attention sent = nj home
where he k recupeTaElaE nicely.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27
SATURDAY.. FEB =
LAST DAY EO MY
AUTO sTICkERS

Postmaster Arthur v. smith
wishes us 10 announce to auto own
ers thsE tomorrow Saturday. Feb
Is Is the last das IN which, the
little green. k2M automobile STAMPS
man BE- purchased There i no X
tension Of time, as possmsstefs are
required 10 mail into Washington all
uuSald auto stamps that remain on
hand Saturday night. 10 there will
b. no opportunity for ans one 70
purchase a stamp after that date.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27
FOuled Parachute
Proves Fatal To
Pilot At Meridian

Meridian Ais Feb 16-FouIinz
ms parachute on MS plane after
mailing out Seeona Lieutenant -
J Ac0oRaH alnamhra. Cal feEI
% his death JUS north u the Kerr
alaH aIfease todhx. where he ~
stationed
ne plane "a found half 8 miIe
away. and officials said that Efleg
believed tie PILOT Ras unahk =
Hana tne plane oeeauae OF weather
conditions and ran oat Of gasoline,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27
CONSIDER BILL
TO THROW OUT
40-H0UR WEEK
Sew Measure Wauid Also DO Away
With Overtime Pay fsT Duration Of
Emergency tete Is Assured

Washington. D G. FEB M-Thi
House tackled today the cuniro.
versi1 issne OF suspending the 80.
hour week and extra pas for over.
time for the duration of the Nation,
81 Emergency. despite en- aitempI
10 block consideration on parlia-
mentaFy gruands.
a Fate On the proposal m smesld-
a1ent a tle ansnlhne nmM War
r4NfxN hlN na5 nszuFea akegk =
Asnt u oFifs fmised aaaifist Il vas
o~eeyruled
A iolns session Of the ssafe-Holse
COMMITTEES also reached an agree
ment this afternoon on legislation
repeating the controversial retire
ment provisions pension" bin for
Congress Chairman Walsh ID.
Mass aald that the report OF the
cemmlttee wiiI probably be agreed
upon by the House tomorrow with
Senate acceptance delayed until
Monday
Majority Leader Mccormack I'd.
Mass characterized proposal 10
suspend the &0-hour week ~ anti
labor. and declared to the House
That Were IN q war res and ne
cune want 20 lose Cur heads. We
don't want to undo the wofk Of so
YEAR He pleaded Is debate way
ing warmer by the minute opened
CT al amendment offered bY Repre-
sentative Smith ID Va to an on
nihus hili 20 grant broad neW var
POWERS to the PRECEDENT
Mccormack said that the Smith
amendment xas 50 controversial
tHas i would impede Swif, passage
o. TIE Important measure and told
tie House that Smith had attempt
eo unnecessarily 10 add ant-la-
Tor legislation recently 70 the huge
var appropriation bill
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

Ezfet3H NEEtAAsAH 8tAt& 8E41s
The publishers Of she cfroniele-
scar and Advertiser believe that the
expansion Of Paueagnuln and Mos
neinx demand this extra service and
that car Subscribers sud advertisers
I'll Be greatly hEneflted through Il.
neaInnlng uexl week. TIE com
hired papeF viii b. Published Tues
d. and Friday q each week This
rarRHsstates q change ID ttle dead
lire Eor TIE acceptance Of both news
COPY and adveftising matter Dead.
Lire for both news copy and adVeF-
tisina VII b y no1H o. MONDAY
an Thursday q each week T1af
nen daadEil1e for social Itenas all
b 10 A ~ both Mondays and
Thursdays
Contracts q aahscrlhers VINO have
PAID their Subscription 70 The
Cf1r0nk8Mr ard Advertiser en-
TIE kEzste of $40 IN khN Ye9fA
enhsertnflm will h. eBfnplet0a Mlsa
~ 81 Friday ikSue q The
nN Ea2 ira mffscrsp-
tion Price vii N $3.50 annually for
hoth Asne4 and Tor The first four
weeks both paEers VII h sent 70
I'll Subscribers Then b an addi
iiezasi payment Old subscribers can
ohaain both usn Tuesday and ri
day issues. while ali renewals and
mes subscriptions viii be on the
basis Of $50 annually To- beth IS
sne
This sill give Cur subscribers
ample time 70 look osex the rev
issue q the paper, and then remit
whatever pofflon az the $50 IN
crease that Il wiil lakn 10 bring
them The extFa issue the remaining
period Of their present subscription.
Tne total Of thIs amount with re-
turn address stamped envelopes
vii be senf each subscriber n order
Ii eatEse subscribers . minimum OF
trouble
Nil Double Costs
As sou knuz, tsa ISSUES xeekly
viii mere than double TIE costs Of
Publishing the ChFonlcle-Ssar and
Advertiser 4 naeaus more ne~S-
print. more composition more psess
WORK and the doubling Of all thr
many services thai 60 TO bring yoa.
your hcfneta4r newspaper. xei
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

each issue VII cost you bat q ltiir
mere than , cenl4 Where could
such q small sum b. more profit
ably arent7
Then. too. you can look foe more
live features better hess coeefage
and a paper that b keepinN stsp
with the growth and expansion nf
the communities ia serves
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27
Contract Awarded For New Moss Point School,
CONSTRUCTION WORK
STARTS MONDAY ON
SCHOOL STRUCTURES

City Officials Succeed In Obtaining Additional Federal
Grant To Finance Quarter Million Dollar Units TIE
Relieve Crowded Conditions In Present School Plant
Contract for construction Of the new Moss Point High
school and negro school buildings were let "Wednesday might
10 Burke Brothers Construction Company general contract
os of New Orleans. The contract was awarded after Mayor
George Wood was successful in getting an additional ap
propriafion Of $4,000 to supplement the $4,000 airead,
granted by the Government for this purpose; and the $50.
600 provided by the city of Moss Point through a speeia
bond issue
While Burke Brothers were awarded the general con
struetion part of the project. the electrical contract vas
awarded TO the Joe Williams Electrical Co., Of Atlanta, Ga.
and the plumbing and heating contract was awarded TO Tha
Home Plumbing and Heating CO.. Of Gaiiport.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

A new hoard-liks building mate
tial Is made Of excelsior. water. siii-
cate Of soda. suybean protein ana
Quiek-lime Il Is strong. heat-inqI-
lne and can. b. kawn. planed O.
nailed
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-27

BEGINNING Tuesday of next week the Chronicle Star
combined with the Moss Point Advertiser win bring YOU two
big papers each week.
The change over from q weekly paper 10 a semi-weekly
+ being made because of the continued increase In the growth
Of Moss Point and pasragoula. the demands Of the sulecrib-
ers and advertisers. and to keep track with the faster break
ing news sources Of this section.
Equipment for the handling Of the extra weekly issue of
the Chr0nirle-Star and Advertiser was installed several
weeks ago. Chief item of this equipment was q Duplex web
press that prints from rolls of paper and delivers the COM
nleted paper. printed. cut and folded In one operation.