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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

both fos sale and Tor farm OF home
use according 70 the FARM Defense
Program sponsored hy fhe United
States Department Of Agriculture
Eligible farmers q receive loans
based or both theif Usual oper-
atlne expenses and their expenses
incident to camplvine Hith the de-
Tense program All applicants vii
be- required 70 plant home gardens
and 70 produce sufficient feed Tor
their wuFkstuck and subsistence ami
mails
Emergency crop and feed loans
are available 10 AL farmers who can
establish eligibility according to the
terms on Tire loan regulations ard
authorizing act~~fhe loans are not
restricted 70 selected applicants.
Prior indebtedness viii not prevent
favorable consideration Of al other
wiss eligible applicants request pro-
Yiued non-payment was due to reas-
ons beyond the debtors control A
portion OF the loan proceeds. SUI
fiCienf ~ meet minimum present
needs may be dlsbnrsed Immediately
upon approval 81 an application
with tins bulk Of the loan being With
held until crop time
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Jackson G0untians
May Make Requests
For Crop, Feed Loans

james II Craig finld supervisor
for the Memphis Emergency Crop
and Fted Loan Office. stated that
farnaers d jackson County mas nox
apply Tor emergency crop loans 70
finance tine production 0i is49 crops
Applications ART being received At
the cDtntg agents office. Pasca-
ge4iB Miss
Emergency crop loans are made To
small farmers. either owners or
tenants. wno rave land - farm,
VINO nave implements ana work
sfock OF power 10 farm with who
need funds to meet production
costs and VINO are unable 70 ob
tam loans on reas0nabie terms from
any other source or from pfsouu-
ton credit associations. Such loans
are made IN amounts commensurate
WITH an applicants actual cash
needs in producing his 1872 crops
are secufed by , FIRST mortgage GA
tlle crops financed and bear inter-
as a. sile rate Of four par cent per
as:stm
II addition 10 crop loans euleT-
aency feru Ioana, @ finanee the
purchase aua production IF feed
are made o. those small farmers
whp are maintaining livestock 70
be fed cot THE market AZ breeding
animals with the increase 10 be
marketed o. for tine production Of
dairy products WOOL ere The same
rules Of eligibility and the same re-
quirements govern The eonsidera-
ton Of feed loan applications ex-
eept that such loans must be Sc
cured p a first mortgage on the
stock to be ted.
All farmers who Apply for
emergency crop feed loans Wili be
urged to plant and cultivate crops,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
FOREST SEEDLINGS
AVAILABLE 70
MISSISSIPPI FARMERS

jackson. Miss. Jan. aAhous
[ 600. 0ea forest tree seedanEs are
SIN asaiiahle u MlssIssippa farmer
according 10 s statement issued b
Richard G Alien. state forestry
commission Hufsefvmafl At at.
Olive.
The number ana saeciE3 are as
follows s00eea lonaieaf pine 500.
coo Iohlolly pine 1850 shortleaf
Fdnc. and SQ0a watsc ash and g.
press seedlings Thea iii be sold
st cost 81 production the pines s. t1
per thousand. cypress ana Aiaits asH
= 80 per shensand which prizes IN
xluae delivery charges q neafes1
county apenia afilee.
Ortie1s should t4 sent direct h
NursefVman Hirhard G. Alien Coz
tnston County state Fures1 SERVE
NURSERY Mt OliHe or 4 loesl
eounfs agent
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Business Club Talks
OF Defense Program

The P~aseagoula Business Club met
Tuesday night ~ the pascaeoula
Community House Following q de-
Aclnus supper the members hello an
informal meeting discussing topics
OF interest.
Particular enthusiasm was shown
in the Civilian Defense nrgania-
ton and me members expressed
anxiety 10 participate IN the civilian
defense program Following the
discussions IN various phases Of the
proaFain. the members decided "a
attend the dfl1 on wednesday night
b The end Of 1871 about 100.
ea0 0a0 trees viii IL planted n slS
western slates aS = result Of tic
Shelter Bel project
Caves the FIRST rcifigela-
tors.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Preference Rating
Certificates Not


State colaege. Miss-To correct =
rather general mis-intpfessi0n
aHonE MlskAsktpEn farmers Ia need
Of farm machinery. equipment and
repair parts. priofitles Division Of
tar Office OF Production Manage
naent. Washington. ID c. points out
ihat retail consumers cannot and
m1kt not BE- expected 10 produce
pkefereuee rating certificates when
pkaelng normal orders for finished
gooNS
In the confusion incident % at
tack upon the United States hV
AS p0Ners sz9s Opt many dis
fnsatofa q consumer goods have
taa their customers lhey cannot
SCI 70 them unless their orders are
accompanied - preference rating
eeFtificatet Tals seefns b haze been
most prevalent among dealers uho
handle metal products particularly
II the farm machinery and hand
tel fields
IN the cas- 81 important civilian
items IS Tor example farm ma
cHineFy and spare parts Tor privately
oHueu automobiles ana trucks PR
oHb0 Division has given assistance
= manufactures 50 that shes mae
continue their production. Good
manufactured IS a result OF this as
sssance T then mace available
tarouah the normal trade Channels.
apu retail buyers IN general 90 not
ned and have naf beer Is
saed. preference rating eertifleatas.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Moss Point Students
Experience First
ir-Raid Practice
CizEldren Erseaate Class neenss and
flanch sheisefs In Less ThAB
q Mlnafx After Alarm

klnss point hlah snlsoos stsaosnis
evacuated the tmn buildings thes
ocrupy. nftisin S. soconda Is liley
had their fret AIR raid dril Wed
nezaAy usnsnsng The students left
tielr classes COINS pfosnptls e. the
shelters DESIGNATED
Officials nf Iae 1clanol are eaAled
over TIE manner II which the stu
derh conducted themselves during
the drill There Was not the beast
BIZ q confusion ard tfae entire drill
WAS carried out N = most orderly
manner.
1ns students 1 short tame before
were instructed Is 10 hoE = con-
dnet themselves during 3 time Of an
air raid A. the sir raid signal was
sounded, the students Of the senior
high sel1oos department promptly
evacuated the building and marched
u kaa basement Of the gymnasium
The 6tsa<nfs II use elemsatau
school descended into tie basement
at the nlgh school building
These Easements madc ideal afr
rid f1elteFs 4 waz pointed out bs
t&Ee Mhnsf Officials IS iileY arr
atnak haIl underground and easily
Nan Be protected with sand bags
Nssouid tae wurk Be started IN tear.
tnR dcNn the present high sehoo.
hulldlne making shf basement IN.
available for use - = shelter. ths
basement o. the Methodist church
lpeAtet across TIE street from IN
seithpk Elf be used.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Moss Point Private
Home Construction
Leads Jackson County

Private haaue construction ia
PasraFoula ard Moss point during
ffti showed Il aeeiuea mcgease oves
ifr pFrNsoas year Il ~ reported Ia
eesnfumenl reneffe. issued recently
MoM Point soek uae leAd viii 81
residences being constructed during
tie yeaf and psseaauuia was accord
atba r. INe p~3Aag0ala records
however. Is exclusive of tnf G81
humes eompiated h tnc Maritime
Housing Project Outside the NUM-
elDailtses tgaeFe weFe - mes homes
Guilt il Bent TwD and Twelve ii
Beat Three according - The report
BUILDING permits Tor Paseagoula
showed 4 Snafp decline amins the
mouth Of December. Il was reported
b 8 II Frederic cts elefk me
total ee4l Of the construction Of
three residences and two business
locations Is listed nc - 4O.
These wert As follows y Il
RIehaFes business structure. 415
Short Columbus Drive. szsQ. Mrs.
Clyde JONES. ~resiUener. Bnaaousqta
Street $500; 4 S Weber. residence.
Washington Aeenrs 81 aDn. Frank
Canty. business structure South
rascagoHia ard Deiinm avenue
$50. ana Milton Brewer, eutiaae.
Canty and Ford avenue, $500
Shortage ii materials for home
construction IS said % haas caused
much q thu decrease IN hulldine ae-
fivities Since rascaeouia aud Mos
Point arc regarded IS being vital
National Defense areas. hoWegeg,
more materials are sssan Ier homes
IN this section unuef priority rat
lnss. sharieea 81 labor and lie fart
! that December i the last month 81
de year also contributed 70 alowlual
ef building activities
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
W0MEN'S DEFENSE
ORGANIZATION
HOLDS MEETING

me won1aux HatlossNi Deienm
O4nauiEatan 81 Jnek&s cefnt3
held 4 messtne @ tie Paaa1la
Community hcaake At TO on ta
erenlna q January s with Mrs. l.
X Mclnlaen 81 Mes Point a tne
chair
offseerk ap1snttd b. Mrs. Mefn-
ioah aad approved b the 0rksui
Nasien. are Mrs UeoxEr 6teeae
pnkcaRoula recruiting chairman.
Mn u " Hrffnfielu RAgaaolia
hfannsfnk chairman Mfa & n
Graz. fw2Eoaia haEninr corp
chairman. Mrs Hcsrue 0Agtlet
pMaFculA budget chairman Mrs
VI II Nelson. Moss Pusnt publicity
rhAsfr1aaa
4 dfise nas b1aun f0 tlis enrol-
mezAt al ypluntetrs AZ tina time
Mr Mrfntcsh stated that every
uAtflusk uoinAn ti,o0ln register
assn volunteer hes services tc our
ecslnlgy tn ghls time of var
Among the spakers we're Miss
KAfsr REsls wonasafa ARA Ie
Reekl1ans. MFs 1eoTFc Steeir Mss
Grant Miller MrA L0ut@e Miller and
others 3lso gave Information ~ -
details Of wfiai each peFsou Is ~
pcrtrd e. &c ~ ali o civilian Dr.
fessx
= r. Justice patFsoshAilY effsFeo
the uM ii tne upstairs hali 81 she
pa1acf EvuR Store rs A. offlee tor
12 organization
Afls Esnlaey Haan gave y brief
tax Ia wtaleh she urged every
aesszsn e. s~W luT The Red Cfo2
materials Euf which will BE- supplied
by thns organization
r ii moved an1 carried that
meetings Be liela the fiFst Tuesday
Of nach month Thiz viii b. l1ela
III ar FlFenaenf Hall
Al women Of Jackson Counts zfe
urged 70 attend lnEse meetings
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

Caroline Mississippi Alabama sand
EoFida.
The Missionary Council viii te
under Tire loint leadership 81 the
Boafd OF Missions ard Church Ex-
tension and of the WouAaHs So
esefy Of Christian Service ai thn
Southeastern jurisdiction I1aeS rep
resent ag0onan Methodist church
naembefe All bishops Of the lufis-
dictsou will h. present and on thr
ufueram Bishop A J Moofe q Al
lanta. B6shop J L Deceii Of Bif-
nlnahsm. BISHOP Glare Purcell Of
Charlotte. Bishop William ! Ws1s
ksm 0s Columbia hlsiaop II n.
DaAgna Of jackson Bishop u v "
Darlington Of Louisville. Bishop
Paul Il Kern Of Nashville and Bish-
CO w. " prele OF Richmond Kach
Of lhe 800 churches IN the luriss
alesion has been invited TO send
neIeEates.
Bach morning and afternoon uae
men mlll nsees Ia me FIRST preAns
terrain Church. Of Nashville. tof =
program 81 addresses and lafAdAe-
taanal baAaneSs provided BY the
Huaru 81 Missions Of tAe JuIlSdie-
ton and 81 the am time the
women viii BE- meeting Ia Meken-
aree Methodist Church lUf an lus
splratlonai ard business program
directed u the Wusnant Society Of
Christian Service 1neu. IN the
evening. lheft will be a general mass
msettnk Ia Use War Memorial Au-
ditoFlnm Of Nashville ~ which time
addresses vii be- made b. some Of
hmericae outstanding church lead
err
The Council will open an Tues.
day eFeuine Jan. II wits an al
dFene q uniname ~ aai<lson RamI
n Kern TINS viii b. foll5Wed hs
lwo addresses bishop Francis j
Mcconnell. Of NoR York. 81 -0at-
standing Klemense n Modern Mis-
SIGNS and u HuY l. Hmssil. ii
Chicago on The Challenge Of Mis-.
slons Ia the World Crisis Or Wei
nesday. Bishop Alma W Leonard.
Of Washington viii tell what the
Methodist Church through chap
lAsnS and ether services Is doing los
Boys ii army camps
A mass meeting for Methodist
golth will feature Thursday even.
Ing
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
PcrkinstOn Junior
College Activities

sehAs Resunset knss ueaaAss
TIE Haff at1at
~ cgr feznaa cls Ntfk .
lsaa4 Mofaaf 4sna altsI
curing ae Cng
4sas kAes nasGer r-xalatnaa
tA sra 31eauirf 1urfns ttss peek
9HnifW 5afs1gs - afse tle asfat
~ Mili nfsz wi 8an9aN
nle c9fad esinee aiH orsn jar
afY - ard already q anuaf Hi
Ht1sss sANe peen fguU
neH students
Miss Tefrf = Gelcite o Rolling
FORK bfls8gi Nbo iof number
Ga Seasx wsss Ne4rhe oi @panlsh nn
Frenen is #hifKN Jgfai0s
ae Hgesgkhaeen Mssnpl. hs8
beeH eEifef - eHeeea 8afhosI
seif Eho resigned % enaeu .
eleA eNe panissn ~ Translator IS
Spanish fpF tae Arms wlsh head
quarters M Miami Mis- c1aieets
rfaeisee fff faasalae - tNsfa state
IeaeneFB CalARt ara tAe University
% Ml3 aila during me ElFsf
paFt ~ His year ba been sNlae
~ B as.H Green business UHa-
vegssss.
futFa- Bunai letters Awarded
Fne ~lof8N4nn hs9t naFe been
awarded irlfefs q n5efnteEs "a tfAH
wlu0lnR team 8f t8t tough ioos
bah insFa-muFai Tournament
colseRr La1 ward iagN Beach
0ienH Kemp Biloxi. Leroy Week
1rs RnrkStsetuu Tom BUSH Cult
port Murphy Maddox. Long Beach,
ptaifef R0ti3Haan Biloxi Bob Neff.
Qulfp1ft. e l. ssade @axie Erx
Ffrenau Biloxi. Wallace Niles
Virgins.
Hlsh School pefron Aeil0rn b.
s1Nt 1885, n2anledsS. Panama City.
Panama FIRED Ralney Pensacola
fia Tony Plgaio. Biloxi wentz
BateoH P~efkinstens Bin Aliea Porto
Cesulia Honduras Dhrwaod Lang
ef Biloxi doe Anderson. Gulf
port BobbY Bryant 'Fietfisate Gua-
teInala. Howard Parker. perkinsgon
archie Graham. Biloxi Bobby
Howe. BILOXI arthur Garfield
Bond DICK EslahtseV Biloxi
Eusblenas Aapf aieo beefe awarded
% msmfera Of the Girls pep Squad
As recognition 81 then activities dur
iFg tfn football season.
lted Greas Program IN Assembly
TiH fMcA sponsored q CHAPEL
program Tuesday featuring the past
and present activities u the RED
Cr0ss THIS week January s.
Through January 10 mas bern deA-
ignaied ~ oBr college campus as
tho time to make q drive for our
part n me sfeclal Red Gross ram-
palen Tor sso.010 aa0
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
P~ascagOula FIremen
Launch Fire Chiefs
Automobile Drive

Tie COMMITTEES appointed by the
P~aseaBo1tla Volunteer FIRE Depart
menE % RAISE funds Tor Tie purchase
81 3 new automobile for Fire Chief
Georgr J ufanlund will launch its
formal campaign next week me
committee was appointed some time
ago hit has been inactive for the
past several weeks.
Tie slrenleu and those in charge
81 tire campaign stated tfat Chsef
Gfaniand had virtually worn out
his present Model T answering
alarms and paving the cost of is
upkeep and operation during the
past years. and ahat IN appreciation
for ms services they feel that ne
should be rewarded with 4 new se-
nicIe.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Contagious Disease
Germs More Deadly
Than Enemy Bombs
beard Of Health Advises Al to Keep
Tit As a Defense
Move

Ailllious of sahateafs arc at work
among us warmed Dr \ T. Gray
uireetar Of preYenNsuie disease com
uoi state Bnard OF Health. thh
week who declared that the aefuns
uf eontaaeots Diseases az more
deadly ana cHnpllne than fsombs
ana always more active and deeas-
Eating during Mars. These eueniss.
he pointed eut must be successfully
canbatted IA ordez 20 realize success
~ military operations The incl
deaes o. influenza pneumonia
sgphalis %Honorrnsa smallpox tsphus
fever. dlpntileria and manv other
disease II military personnel and
nefnnse Hufkeea + determined in
great measure BY the prevalence Of
these Diseases IL the civilian popu-
Atien
Innse who want 10 help defend
uu country ae declared. should
keen themselves IS sell protected
against contagious diseases As pos
slnls Illumination against lyllaoin
fever. asnathefla and smallpox
should BE- obtained by every pafri-
sVae citizen
aood example a what may
result IL 1lats country was cited hv
lssetef Graz - occurring in & Ca
nathan port town last winter rms
town bad suddenly doubleu Ia ssnuu-
iatiQn and . unit Of the Canadian
Nay was t0eatsa there A feA of
the men II the navy had dlnhghsgA.
followed Is several cases IL aduI|
female with 0Eluan Nay p-efshnne.
had associated These caAas n
turn een folaNed bs - enIdemH
q more han SIS hundred eases IA
tire gcnsaal population More thar
hall the individuals having the ais.
ease Nefe people over fifteen wears
q Ase Il Alls particular cars. Doc.
tue Graz explained. comparatively
little effort had bzcn put forth d
pFetset Tire population through the
Use II dIpistherla E0xozn
as4leeI az declared. II protecting
children from diphthefSa nelards
var efforts and Is inaccessible
Zen dlps1ibeFla he stated are-
eaEded IS under control does pc-
Guitar things curing emersenrie.
saea Is He are Iaxrd uIfb to-day
EnnhasalsE thai q NldsN ca cpl.
GEMS q = aeFloas disease car 10 Il
mHeh q defeat uar WaF efforts a.
esa the armies which are trying e
destroy - Doctor Graz advised &
ueH year pledge Fhat at VII help
~ protesting aaf country uf keep
azg physically f. q possible es-
Hee4aiig p preventing couIaaloa.
Z aazaases
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Missionary Council
Of Methodist Church
Will Meet Jan. q 10 30
Three Theuzzaa Men aud Wsmen,
Representing 9.eoo.eeo Ghnrch
Members 10 Canyene
IL Nashville

Melh0dlsts o. this and surround
- communltlez viii ne among the
80 men and women 70 attend the
Missionary Council q the South
eastern Jurisdiction Of the Method
q Church r. Nashville Term
January p % 50 This viii be thE
FIST council meeting since the union
e Aelncdism. L UIII gather rep
rezeulaflfe church leaders from
Tsnnezsee. Kentucky. Virgins.
oea4aia. NoflI1 Carolina. sotluI
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
GIVE LATIN AMERICAN
ACCENT 10 NExT PARTY

Latin America Is much IN the
news these days For Your next
party. wflq not serve q supper with
good neigllhar aceent2 Rich salads.
ices and sweets are important
lneE often serve ~pineapNe ice In
tai sherheE cups wlih . ring OF
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
W0man's Missionary
Union of Baptist
Church Has Meeting

The Womans Missionary Union Of
the First Baptist Church 81 Pasea
gouIa met Monday. january s n
reNnlax montl1ls business Aesslan
Reports Wefr read and approved
Re- / Z Green Nas present and
sp8ke On tao three great i AIMS
recorded N the rfsf Eplstie 10 TIE
RoulaBs namely. / am 4 debtor
4 am READY = am not ashamed
afr. Green urged eeeTyoas % be
conscious q Iheif responsibility and
the obligation confronting tine N
dixldual dafine these crucial times
thereby calling upon each officer and
member " = ~ reacts without
reservation 10 discharge and peT
lorm TIE tasks that he ahead III
1852 aud ahase al not g. -
ashamed Of our allegiance "a Christ
Tor IN Him and Him alone Is VIC
tory and success
Mrs X c Mckay wAs clecEed
counselor for ihe Y W a Mis- 2.
J HisginbotiaBm having recently
resigned
The iolioNAng Officers assumed
nlelf dlsties for the ensuing wear
Mrs. j r Stone president Mra
S 3 MeilHain first vice president
enlistment AIRS ! r. Stripping.
secoaa vice president programs
air. 7 W HUDSON ihird elee urea-
gent y0uns peOpies director Mn.
] G Ayeut secretary; Mr. Homef
MHief treasurer Mfa T / Ceaa.
corresponding secretary Mrs. J. II.
Cole mission study NJ L +
Green Bloc staas. AIFs a Lee.
stewardship Mrs J VI Hrnmileid.
personal service MHs Henry eau
tier publicity Mesaames hob Cfav
ford and ? Y Canty ea0nselas
for Girls Auxiliary.
Tire socse1s Is fanetioninz through
8 cireies
Mr. }. E Stone. in 3 lew aeI
chosen Rords stressed TIE necessity
o. undivided efforts ii causing
The Llght from tie Cross 10 shIne
brighter daHag - Nea Year fhan
ever before
10
Wyoming II 1871 received re
larsess amount a222saH -. unaaf
The conservation program Of tie
Department Of Interior Tor msIug
public lands Tor NUMBERING and efaz-
ING. Tor mineral and potash pHa-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

flaNr petals under each stem
That's a novel and beautifu hint
for our Possesses
LATIN American Basfet Supper
Avocado canapes. Anchosy ca
nspes mayonnasss Of founder with
shrimp pineapple ICE. cookies. c0-
fee. pan0eha
Nayonnaise Of Flnunder and
shrimp
One pound p0aehec ftIlep Of
founder / pound cooked shrimp or
? cans shrimp. juice 2 large leEnons.
! teaspoon minced parsley. ! taa-
spoon minced basil OF uarragoB tnpr
tionab sliced tomatoes. I small hut-
tie stuffed olives. halved hard b0iled
eggs rolled aaehoyies.
poach the fish by slmmerlng ten
minutes IN saited water containing
/ tablespoon OF lemon juice: then
drain, sprinkle with lemon Juice
and herbs, cool and cut in halves,
Chop half the shrimp: add kIl0n
Juice and herbs. then chilli Blend
with mayonnaise and add 3 little
finely shredded lettuce. Put the
founder on = platter. Top zach
piece smoothly with shrimp salad.
and cover xtth mayonnaise Deco
rate each portion with an olive
Surround with the hard cooked
eggs topped with magonnaise and
al anehosy, slices Of tomato and
border Of finely shredded lettuce
and parsley,
Dr.
Research experts say mat besides
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

Fsh can talk according 4 Isaac
dasbuFE Ehthyaloelsf 81 the Unit
&c States Flsh and Wlldlilfe Service
he says me sea horse makes snap.
rzas nolss waleH apparently serve
8 mems q communication.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

Research experts say mat besides
It's value as a food. wheat can be
utilized in 90 Industries
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-31
new aide NAMED
FOR COMMANDMENT
LIEUTENANT RALPH BASTI-
AN TO SUCCEED LIEUT..
RUSSELL MORROW

Captain c. E. Reordan, COM
mandant of the Naval Operating
Base here, today announced the
appointment of Lieut.. G.g0 Ralph
w. Bastian, of Fort Dodge, Iowa,
as his new aide and legal officer
for N. o B. succeeding Lieut..
G.g.) Russell o. Morrow, who has
been assigned duties elsewhere.
Lieut.. Bastian, a native of Fort
Dodge, was county attorney dis
trict prosecutor) at Fort Dodge
and only this fall was reelected
to the post for a second term, al
though he had already been COM
missioned in the Naval Reserve
A temporary appointment was
then made but Lieut.. Bastian will
return to his old position when
discharged by the Navy.
Commissioned a lieutenant,jun-
Tor grade, in the Naval Reserve on
August 8 of this year, Bastian re-
ceived his indoctrination at the
Naval Training School at New
port, R. l., after which he was as
signed to Key West.
Lieut.. Bastian will soon be join
ed by Mrs. Bastian, the former
Miss Rechel Baughman of For
Dodge, and their two-year-olo
son, Ralph, Jr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-31
Allied Units In Southwest
Pacific Continue To Hold
Upper HandOver Japanese
~ ~ ~ ~. ~ ~ ~ -. -
CITY POLICEMAN VERY
INCONSISTENT DEALING
WITH PARKING RULES

Judging by unquestion-
sble information that The
Citizen has received. one city
policeman evidently thinks
that the traffic regulations
that he is expected TO en-
force do not apply to him.
The first story about him
is that he parked his car on
the wrong side of Duval
street and left it there for at
least two and three-quarter
hours while he stayed in the
back room of a coffee shop.
doing what. The Citizen does
not know.
This same policeman. on
the second occasion, again
parked his car on the wrong
side of Duval street and left
il there while he went into
a saloon with three sailors
and had four rounds OF
drinks.
In the first instance. the
car was his own: in the Sec
ond, it was the city's patrol
wagon.