The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

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ais enty between May ana Ne
vetnher when wansen art -
maan. and thNt daring thre
nussam winds fum the north
wess tsat could carry IRE oaoF 81
ihe plant into the cts. arr brief
aaa nsffeQuenL arising uniy dur
'tnK iocai weather epndittuus
whsle ase odof from nsills located
Is sse northeast Il slae vits aFe
euaxesed Into me city when ihr
wsnd blows from that a~lreetson
he elslsers pasraotieaElg enduring
ans incunyenience thai they
might feei .ftom this worthy
source - industrial prosperity
II IS stated that there IA moth
ing injurious e. fhe health ei the
community from the operation
Of TIE factory ia question, and
that there u nothing unlawful II
the operations q The plant Or iu
fishing neeik. which ere nspert
ed both BY state and Coast Guard
officiah
Il Is Pointed out ~ the com
plant that auy interference with
the manufacture Of fikh meal and
fish otis causes injury = the sat
effort and is unconsesously an
patriotic that the war productlon
board agricultural departments
and dealers ~ poultry foods i'm
plofe Wallace n Quinn Fisheries
as well as all other operators 81
such plants. 20 bend every effort
10 increase the output 81 these
products Il Is alleged that b.
fore the war = great deal Ut this
product was shipped into the
United States from the Orient.
japan importing IS much a. III
- thousand tons Of fish meal into
the United States II one year. and
that since the waf tins supply has
been cut of. causing = disastrous
shortage Of the commodities. Is
IN the case Of rubber. and other
national essentials. The supply
Of fish meal and FISH oils has been
further reduced. TIE complaint
alleges. through the fact that nee
essafy naval regulations prohibit
fishing boats being Out 81 hafboFH
except during daylight hours
from the fact that many fishing
grounds have besn mined against
enemy intrusion. and frorn the
fact that many Of the fishing
craft have been Communicated -
the navy fof use IS patrols. and
warfare against enemy submaf
ines, also by the fact that the
young and active fishermen hsve
been taken into tie armed sefV
ices for the duration OF the war
The officially fixed standards Of
prepared poultry foods. designed
% produce the fifty billion eggs
annually needed for the support
Of the army and the navy. Re
quife twenty per cent of proteins
and twenty per cent Of this con.
tineent must b. from animal mat
Ter. As the unprecedented De
mand of the army and tie navy
for dried milk. and milk products
removes that SUPPLY II pFoteins
for these necessary poultry foods.
the nation must turn 70 TIE fish
meai ana fish oils Is tfle source Of
supply There being 3 frenaen
dous shortage Of the latter sup
ply. me government has placed 8
ceiling On the price u the prod
uet and urges al manufacturers
70 intensity their output Of ID TIE
complaint states that quite . large
area q The South i dependent
Tor is supply On the PaseaRoaia
factory d Wallace & Quinn FAsh
efie4
Il j. alleged IN tie suit that
menhaden fisheries End Factories
such Is the Paeca9oula plant Of
complainant are TIE main indus
trial activity the source ~ pres
peFity on the CsFolIna coasts that
TIE industry Is large and lucrative
IN Virginia. Maryland. and other
states. and that most states uhe
every measure = snduce RE e.
Enlistment q he business with
u TIER borders Some states. t
Is alleged. have laws for0ddine
TIE taking ~ m~enhaden within
IileH aatefk unless ne factories
% MANUFACTURES the fsh meal and
aIis from them sIao - located
there. ard that beaaaa ~ thae