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Nogales international., 1942-07-10

Juan Carnpodonico is on a bust
ness trip to Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Wilson edna
Sorrells) and son, B. A. Wilson,
.Jr.. of Tucson were 4th Of July
guests of her sister, Mrs. Joe Kane.
and husband, Of Wilshaw Ranch.
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Kane are
sisters Of County Supervisor A. B.
(HD Sorrells.
Leslie Carrillo is leaving tomorrow
to reside in Sacramento. He will
be succeeded as manager of the
local office of the Postal Telegraph
Company by L. L Bennen, former
resident of this CITY,. who has been
Postal manager at Ell Centro several
years.
w. H. Wagner, Patagonia gro
Gerry store owner, was a business
visitor in Nogales Wednesday.
Elnesto Elias is on a business trip
to San Francisco.
Oswald Youngo, owner of the
Youngo Grocery at Wayside Drive
and Morley avenue, returned this
week from Phoenix where he took
an army examination.
Walter Singleton reported to the
police the theft of $21 from his
clothing while in a swimming pool.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10
HERE FOR FUNERAL

AnOng persons here for the funer-
al Wednesday of the late Joe Sor-
rells were his sister, Mrs. Vivian
Brown mildred Sorrells) and hus-
band of Sanders, Arizona, and his
brothers, Fred Sorrells Of Phoenix
and Buster Sorrells Of San Fran
cisco. The latter is employed by a
ship building company in the Col
den Gate City. Fred Sorrells re-
Gently returned to Phoenix from
San Francisco where he worked in
the Shipyards
Nogales international., 1942-07-10

MI. and Mrs. Howard Lindsey of
Tombstone were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Billy Parker Of Camille during
the Sonoita rodeo and horse show.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10
JOINS MARINES

Grover Kane, son of Mrs. Rose
Scogins of Patagonia, left Sunday
for San Diego to join the Marines.
He passed his physical examination
last week.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10

Alfonso Kerson left Sunday to
visit his father at Ell Paso.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10

Richard Barkley, Nogales high
school student, suffered fractured
left arm and ankle in an automobile
collision at Tucson Saturday.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10

CO1llO1OIl dD uCSOIl SATURDAY.
Johnny Peterson, II, one Cf No
gales most popular boys, left yes
teray for San Diego: He recently
joined the Navy.
Mr. and Mrs George Duncan of
Wilcox have been visiting their
son. Ben Duncan, and wife, Of
Patagonia.
Fred Barnett, Jr., of San Diego
has been visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Barnett of Empire
Ranch.
Mrs. Connie Taylor and daugh-
ters Patricia and Geraldine of Tue
son attended the rodeo at Sonoita
Saturday.
Miss Elmeretta Kane of Tucson
and Mrs. Mildred Rienold of El
Paso arrived Saturday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Kane at Wilshaw
Ranch.
Ohio Kinsley was a visitor here
Tuesday from Amado.
Al Whipple will attend meeting
of Carreon For Congress boosters at
the Adams Hotel in Phoenix Sun
day.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10
GARAGE TAKES IN
6,421 POUNDS RUBBER

Up to Saturday the Eastside
Garage of Patagonia took in 16,421
pounds of scrap rubber. Of this
amount the garage donated about
1000 pounds. The nationwide drive
for discarded rubber ends today.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10

Charles E. Bells returned Monday
from a business trip to Phoenix.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10
FROM SAN PEDRO

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Parker of
San Pedro have been visiting his
parents, Mn and Mrs. Billy Parker
Cf Camille.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10
BACK FROM NEW YORK

Dave Levy of the Border Cafe got
back Sunday from a trip to New
York and was met at Tucson by
Harvey Bracker.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jeffcott of Eu-
reka Ranch, near Wilcox, were 4th
of July guests of Mr. and Mrs
James A Upchurch of Patagonia.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10
AT SONOITA RODEO

AT SONOITA RODEO
Mr. and Mrs James Kearney OF
Tucson and Mr.. Kearneys mother,
Mrs. j. B. Shannon of Oatlnan,
were among the rodeo crowd at
Sonoita Saturday.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10

Mrs. William H. Lytle and chill
dren are back from Los Angeles
where the latter attended school the
past year.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10

War time decreases in the manu-
facture of goods for civilians have
already created a demand for al
most any useful article which you
no longer need for yourself, Turn
these possessions into cash and
supply the needs of others by SELL
ing them through Nogales In
ternational classified ad. House
hold goods, implements, land,
livestock, labor and many other
things of value can be listed in a
notice costing only Csc a week.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10

J. M. Hiser, formerly of Nogales,
was here Wednesday enroute from
Long Beach.to Culiacan, Sinaloa.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10

Earloyde Edmonson has gone to
Gila county to- work for a mining
company during the remainder of
the summer vacation.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10

Mrs. B. E. Hutchinson was in
town Tuesday from The Little Out
fit Ranch in the Camille foothills.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10

Juan Campodonico is on a busi
ness trip to Los Angeles.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10

1t has been suggested that the city council
and board of supervisors slash their respective
donations to the Santa Cruz County Chamber Of
Commerce. 1t behooves every county resident to
insist that these appropriations be left as they
have been for the last several years.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10

Walter Singleton reported to the
police the theft of $21 from his
clothing while in a swimming pool.
Nogales international., 1942-07-10

Elnesto Elias is on a business trip
to San Francisco
Nogales international., 1942-07-10

w. H. Wagner, Patagonia gro
Gerry store owner, was a business
visitor in Nogales Wednesday,.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20
Gen. Wainwright
Recommended For
Promotion In Rank

Washington. . C.. March ls-
Major General Jonathan W. VAIN
NElalt, aha Succeaaea Gazaszal
D0aglas MACARTHUR as commander
Of the beleaugured American and
Filipino forces on Bataan Peninsula.
waz recommended By President
franklin D. Roosevelt 20 be pro-
NOTED to the RANK OF Lieut.. General
Gen. Wainwright has been one
Of MacArthur's closest collaborators
during the Philippine campaign and
especially IN the defense OF Bataan
~ which the small army there has
50 successfully repulsed numerous
attacks b the japanese invaders.
Macarthur frequently praised Gen.
Wainwright for his ability rs q
Stfategist and gave him credit for
much Of their forces success.
Wainwright nov IS years old. Is a
CavairymRn- he has been IL the
Philippines since October 1910 when
he was assigned 10 command the
Philippines Division. Born IN Walla
Walla Washington. wainwright was
graduated from West Point in 1906
He holds TIE Distinguished Service
Medal fer staff duties with the AEF
- France during the First world
War.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20
A MADE TO HOUSE
400 NAVY OFFICERS
AND MEN HERE SOON
Contingent Will Form Crews Of New
Ships Being Launched Here: May Be
Necessary to Construct Barracks.

Plans fer eringlnE APPROXIMATELY
600 Navy officers and uien 10 Pas
cA9nsalz weFe launched "wednesday
81 conferences between NAVY Of
fkiel& and heads ol the housing
DEPARTMENTS Il rs Understood that
these men HnI 81 brought here
within the next 81 days and VII
become mersh~s8 q the erews Of tt1e
xniN nov BEING completed 81 the
meals szlpuilcing Corporation
yards
EffoTts are being made 20 find
fousinT ac1au1oiaftous for these
men wlln vii remain herr toF So
erai wrecks before moving out Ar
ragagenentz for housing t1ese men
are selaE worked oai D. L-Com-
mandeT Erwin. u s n and It w.
Wilson. u S n retired
Because q tise present housing
shortage II PaAcaxonia ard this
vicinity. Il wfii b 3 problem tn
house THESE men and L l. rNlleVfd
that Il NAV be- necessary TO con-
sfrurficn barracks buildings to De
useG - quarter
IRE ARRIVAL Of tll&s laFxe Navy
pereannel n Pascagcsila i expected
- ~ hEt q foreFeuner o. additional
other contlnxcnp Of nasg Aitarllek
Nho viii come to take uver the
ksips - TREY arr completed
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20
P~ascagOula Bicycle
Club To BE Organized

Bicycle owners who ride these
vehicles for pleasure and 8 a means
Of conserving their automobiles are
Invited 10 JON a cts bicycle cub
stre2siug safety and recreation.
These riders Riu Be oseantzed AZ
> meeting 70 be held a. the usO
headquarters IN the pascaeoaia
Community House Saturday to-
MORROW morning at $50 O'Clock
Tnz club xiil Be enc a the Uso
sponsored activities and vi be un-
nez the supervision Of Alton c.
woodward assistant UEo director.
1neT N1il work IL cooperation With
Chief o. Police A. W. Ezell and
Plan 10 make several lcne trips later
y the spring probably 70 Mooliz
New Orleans ard other places
Tie Paeeasolh ESQ has received
one q the rev bicycles when are
being advocated - the United
States government These vehicles
are eHtAe 8 contrast to the ultra
sireamlined bicycles O y the market
r TIE paS1 sefefaI years Ia that
tney = q lighter construction
and have extremely narrow tires. ab-
0seFzted Tenders and wherever pcs
sabie excessive use - metal Is elm
inatea.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20
Sugar Available
For Home Canning

Tue War Production Beard assure
housewives that every effort Is being
mace e have sugar available tHIs
summer Tor home canning SAYS T
- Patterson chairman. usDA var
Board for Mississippi
While the supply may b some
what limited 1ust g the supply fas
aaily consumption IS already linz
tied Il sin BE- sufficient = enable
Housewives - can shat they ueaa
Some housewives repeatedly are
buying more sugar faau they need
Tor normal family consumption win
the explanation that thes Ranf 10
D. sure 10 hzke 3 supply en- hare
Tor home CANNING next simmer.
such buying Is n0i only unnecessary
Bat also Ease bHeause i agra
fstes 8 situation that is already
difficult
We are making eYerv effort 4
see thai sugar Is made available for
home canning next summer. and tie
office 81 Price Administration I'll
handle rs distribution Var Pro-
auction Board officials SAID.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20
FIRE BOMB
AND COMBAT
TOLD BY AIR WARDEN
Simple Precautions VIII Save Property
And Lives If Citizens Remember And
Carry Out Instructions As Outlined.

Henry u Oautier OF PaseagouIa
Jackson County Chief air raid
SaFuen Is continuing schools of In
s%tfuctlon and giving lectures q the
combat o. fire bombs and the pre-
cautions = be exercised rs the clti-
zenz IN protecting their lives and
property. He l. particularly ss-1ss
nag the need Of every citizen being
oNn al RAID Narden. and states
that every person should know Nhat
e Do ane h0W 70 fight inccn0iary
bombs
Tne following information Is gtx-
En- = nsnting fire bombs.
Military authorities have not
MINCED woFds IN warning. repeated
Is that Haa county must be prepared
% defend itself from az air attack
sad AR Gautier The logical aim
of EaF from the skies IS the dIsrup-
ton 81 civilian and Industrial NE
WITH consequent high cost Of inter
fapll0n - production ana mozaie
And the weapon which Il + ex-
peesed VII be used Is the fire haEnh
The first step II preparing
AGAINST saea anticipated attack Is &
thorough ebeckup Of fire fighting
equipment o II place. Alarm and
sprinkler systems and Tire extln-
gHasaeH r false promises g Sc
cuNlly unless thes are ready Tor
Instant use when danger strikes.
Alarming reports q the sabotage Of
fire extlnsalsheFs IN different sec
tons Of ne country emphasis fne
Importance Of regular eheek=aps
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20
ESCATAWPA
BROTHERS
ON HOUSTON

PRANK and Robert DefhIaff.
brothers two Escatawpa yuuthz.
arr among the r1rmlsers sf the
eFcw uf the United states Cruiser
Houston. and have been reported
missing in action b. the Navy
Department They arr the sens
Of the late Captain Frank Deth-
loft. and Mrs Lula Dethloff. the
latter stiil residing in ESeztzspa.
The Navy disclosed late Sztur-
day that the Cruiser Houston
waS lest In 4 battle with SUI
perior japanese fleet during a
lava sra battle. The cruiser Was
Lost with u other United Nations
vessels which ~ attempting 10
eiude : trap The enly escape
was through comparatively mar
row channels which were domi-
mated By the enemy. The Hied
fleet dispersed and attempted 10
ran these straits in small groups
The Houston with the Exeter
British and the Perth Aus
tTatianl and two destroyerS the
Pope and the Encounter Brit
tshl, were oxeFtaken By enemy
fleet units No. word has been
received from them since.
The Houston carried n crew
Of about l.e0o officers and men
and Wa commanded by Captain
Albert n Rocks.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20
RATIONING
ISSUES
CERTIFICATES

The jackson County Ratsoning
Board A. Is meeting. ned Tnesday
81 TINS week 81 the court house IN
PaSaxoala. lsssled certificates To in
dlsldaAls for The purchase Of 2i0
tEre2. = tubes ami two new auto
nsobiicx The beard meets each week
on Tuesday afternoon % consider
application lur uaese commodities
Certificates were issued for the
rurehaxe Of eight truck tires ard
zzV mux zatIpeeese O. en
hwsi !. u. Chestnut. z truck tires
and J fEbe. =. c. Smell / tube:
ClaarlEs = Olsen , tires ard 2 tubes.
y r. Coleman. ? tires and 2 tubes.
end ! l. Nelson. ? tires and two
ulbes.
Certificates we're issued for the
Elfchase Of four tires and fxo tubes
or passenger automobiles. They
sNrE ~ follows Rev. Calvin o
Hair. ? tires anc tao tubes and
Or The0pniie wessman, > tires
Permission 70 purchase nine obso-
kite tires ard i3 tubes vas given the
following G w. Noble. 2 tires and
? tubs Hansel Brown. : tires ard
? tubes. Henry Hayes Schultz. !
tire and 5 tubes Elijah {. BYRD :
tires and ? tubes and Earl Vaxerde.
2 lires and : tubes.
Dr.. r c Eley Of Moss Point and
C z Wilkesson also Of Moss Point
were issued certificates 70 purchase
rev passenger automobiles
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20

and 8 2s-hour guard over all FIRE
fighting apparatus.
Factories hotels. schools de-
rartment stores and many other m
anstglai institutional and CONNER
eial Establishments are already
equipped win approved fire extin-
Huisherx Tney al b supplemented
b buckets Of sand ard lonk-handlea
snoyels THESE r the common ana
safe weapons for fighting the light
magnesium .neendlary bomb e.
feetirsly as demonstrated N Fight
ING the Pre- Bomb a training fin
approved by the Office Of Civilian
Defense
As saoEn IN this picture. there
are tNo phases 10 the burning Of Tie
magnesium Bomb TIE first stage
I the violent burning q TIE the1-
MS igniHtne charge within me body
e the bom1. when melted metal
aHc flames snuTt fuT several feet
Egrius lhH active eruption. which
lasts for about 8 minute no al
tempt should be made 70 approach
ne bomb + is important - watch
snd Wait at & safe distance especial
= since the bomb may contain Al
explosive chanse which vii 90 OF
eartne tie theFmit reaction
This HERMIT reaction iznites the
Magnesium. which continues 70
burn quietly for ten 70 twenty min
utes I left undlzurbeu IN thIs
second stage the bomb can be ap-
Continued On Page Eight
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20
Wells Tells Rotarians
Of School Building
Program Starting
Actual Work ReginS This Week
I'm Hixh School Development
New Negro school. and
Vocational School

Tom Wells superintendent Of the
PaseAgouIa sehooE Nas the pro-
gram speaker a the meeting Of the
Rotary Club Of raacaeoula on
Wednesday al noon. He save quite
8 full report on tie building pro
gfdm Of the schools As provided for
b the appropriation q the govern
meni ata a Local bond Issue. and
stated that the work on the i'm
efaFemsua ard repairs would ON
menee tbs week and he thought
tnat Il everything went aiaue ac-
eaFainE 70 plans. the buildings
RoslAc BE- ready for ~ bv tie be
ginning 81 the tss2-48 school ses.
sen o. - beast BY October o. this
year he stated IL detail what the
tmpro1 eneuts consisted of-enIarpe-
sesnt q the present Hlen school
building 8 pev negro school build
Ing and enlargement and additions
= fhf Vocational School plant
Nr Wells stated thai zhen the
Ernaeui Hlan sehnoi huiidlne wza
erected many citizens thought +
IS too large for the sire Of the
CITY hst even before the advent q
tas 6iE slipyaHd the buildings be-
came crowded. until noN lhey are
entirely inadequate Il meet the In
creased enrolment. no 70 mention
SHAT h aiIl b. next session He also
referred 70 the nes Elementary
School building that the gaseru-
msnt Is preparing 70 erect o.
Lincoln AVeuae. neak the hoazina
.rFaaect a0fh OF which & 70 COM
msuce FefH soon
After tie Close q ais laIk or
seaoois III Wells read q question
nalfe irum Rotary International II
the form 81 81 annual review q
the activities q the Cah 70 b uIled
0ul b. tar oiiicerE q the Clue
Saeh matters IS Fellowship Pro-
gFams Attendance Rotary Infor=
nation. Membership. Administer
ten. Vocational and CommuuitF
Service Public Information. etc.
we're touched upon 70 give Rotary
inEsFnaIIona zn idea q hos Our
cla8 Is progressing and 20 Hesoedy
some 81 TIE points on which Ee are
na strictly ~ e date
VISITING Hosaaans Rers Weed.
tCOalInuea Oh Pase EshO
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20
P~ASCAGOULAN DRAWS
ORDER NUMBER
IN WARTIME A
Names of Those Included In Earlier
Brackets In Jackson County Given
Unofficially From Initial Reports OF
Drawing Results.

Lester John ScheffIer. SOS Lafav-
cite street in Pascagoula. was the
first jackson Counlian 20 receive
his order number as the nations
third draft lottery-first Of the war
was called Tuesday night il
washington. scheffler. who Is IS
years old. IS employed at the In
gals Shipbuilding Corporation yards,
He is married and Is the father Of
two children. a boy and q girl His
number was al.
Second on the jackson County
list Wa Hubert Wade Campbell Of
Porter avenue and PeTshing street
ii Ocean Springs. whose number
Nas II03. ana third was William
Sherman Valley Of 7e3 i4th street
pascagoula. whose number was 1855
There was 8 total OF i6Ii regis
trantS whose names we're on the
lists Of the jackson County draft
board and were subject 70 call. Jack
son County probably had the highest
number Of registrants for tbs draft.
uan any other board o. the Coast.
Some Confusion
War Department officials e.
Washington estimated that 1900 900
mex throughout the nation were
involved ia this lottery. Il took Is
hours q remove ali Of the capsules
containing tbs numbers. from the
famous gold fish oowI which served
for the fourth time II that capacity
me ffrst time was during the first
World War.
Only E99s numbers were drawn
from the bowl instead Of tie an
ticlpatee T0o0 Ii some manner
sWo capsules we're either lost or we're
not included Serial Number esq
after ruoraNtaE become order num-
Der ass serial number 1853 be-
came order number sos and serial
number 25ss became ZOO.
Due e a mIsprint there we're tue
serial numbers 1sss drawn. one
should have been 28s5. It As an
n0uneed by Erlg Gen LEXIS 3. Her
sney, director q seleease service wao
conducted the eraR3ae. i as de-
eldFd that fhe proper order number
Ior serial number 1ss5. As drawn
Was t5z But As i vas ruled thai
I'll serial numbers drown win order.
numbers after 7sZ Ul1lch got the
first serial number ASS when IL vas
drawn. would ne moved 10 one ORDER
number made tnls zEz5 becam< Or
Ger number 1877 Tbs neeessitatea
Continued On Page EghD
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20

American NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E8IiA4At-
ued To arrive in Australia IN larRs
numbers It was reported By Aus
tYalian prime minister. John Cur
tin. who described this assistance
as most substantial. Australian
dispatches said thai huge inland
camps are prepared for the Ameri-
cans and al information suggested
that nothing short Of q fortress
continent was being arranged.
me Australian government told
the people plainly that the strug-
gle might be une Of years,
Further collaboration between
Japan and Germany IN their effort
to conquer the word was noted ia
dispatches from London which
stated that Japan and Germany are
going 70 Try an exchange Of vital
var supplies. Brltain's new minister
OF economic warfare predicted that
this strongly suggested that the
Vichy-French Island Of Madagascar
might figure In these Axis machina-
lions.
The Earl Of Selborne. in his first
press conference. declared that no
supplies which would be dangerous
20 the Allies cause viii be allowed
10 go TO Madagascar. especially un-
Ger the present circumstances. Mad
aeascar as another point Of oper-
atoms for the japanese. has been
considered for several weeks o by
lasth Allied and Axis headers Ocuu1
patton Of Madagascar by NE AXIS
would form another serious menac
to the Allied cause.
That things we're not going 50
wen with che German people and
that their supplies were running
short was indicated IN a Berlin
broadcast yesterday that effective
April 6. new rationing restrictions
would be placed IN effect on bread.
fats and meats.
The allowance Of bread cut each
normal consumer from five pounds
70 four and a half pounds a week.
Pats were reduced from Oh ounces
70 sever ounces and meat from
about IL ounce 70 l0a ounces.
A British convoy was attacked by
AXIS planes yesterday of the South
ern Coast OF Portugal. Dispatches
from Lisbon reported that three
British planes were seen in combat
with the enemy and n machine,
unidentified. was seen 10 fall
Moscow reported that the Hazis
were communicating on virtually
every front In desperately futile ef-
forts TO rescue trapped troops and
stem the Russian advance. The
Army Newspaper Red Star said that
the fiereest fighting ragged in an
unidentified sector OF the Southern
front The Russians and Germans.
too. have been masSing thousands Of
troops and arse quantities Of am
muniEion and machinery II the
Southern front for the past several
weeks.
Al Washington. President Roose-
Velt recommended that Major Gen.
eral Jonathan ~ Wainwright. who
succeeded General Douglas MacAr-
thur as commander on Bataan Pc
ninsula, be elevated 70 Lieut.. Gen.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20
NAZI MISSIONARIES
INVADING JAPS
AUSTRALIA
Heavy Fighting Goes On Air Over
Continent As japanese Move To Port
Moresby, Springboard of Attack.

The Allied Nations and their forces marshahed on the
Australian Continent rushed their defense operations Thurs
dy in preparation for the strong japanese force winch was
reDorted t. be advancing overland in New Guinea toward
Port Moresby.
The Japanese invaders are said to be guided BY Nazi
German missionaries are directing their operations. WITH
Moresby as their goal. the invaders hope to use this coveted
polnt a. a springboard for invasion Of the Australian main
land.
Over the continents whole defense periphery the COM
bined United States-Austraian air force and japanese
bombers were furiously engaged.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20
Truck Owner Finds
Vehicle Damaged

A truck owned by Robert Cum
bingham O Moss Point. was stolen
from the ingalls, shiphnilding Cor
poEati0n parking lot Monday and
was wrecked While the truck vas
found bg Cunningham. when ne re-
turned to Il during the afternoon.
Il vas considerable damaged and
Indications are that i had been
turned over.
The incident Is being investigated
bE Officer Charles Emanuel Ct the
Pascag0ula City Police force.