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Evening star., 1942-05-12

yardage, eliminating swinging pleats
IN skirts, setting hem lengths at
some II inches from the floor, short
ening jackets and eliminating cuffs,
pocket flaps and elaborate collars
all to save material.
Now, that's a smart idea, but, say,
wait a minute-those conservation
measures have a familiar ring.
Why. for goodness sake, hello,
w. P. B.!
Evening star., 1942-05-12
Florence Reichman Adds
Dress Designing to Her
Successful Career
Summer Collection Makes
News in Fashion Circles:
London Style Report
By Helen Toef

Reichman has been good to have inside
nat And you'll be happy the fashion
en to the inside Of dress For Mlner Florence Reichman
determined designers wafng
fashion
OF who Florence would
typical tiny this
millinery designers Of America Now that she creating
we'll
they because she's artist and because she's blessed
Her collection something
ddence close affinity between
which leaving
the hats entirely clothes
and nobody had heard of Florence
still would give three cheers a
The buyer turns the neae phrase SAYS
Evening star., 1942-05-12
Utensils Add Color

Porcelain enameled cups, sau-
GERS, plates and other dishes, in
cleaning white with contrasting
colored trim. add a gay, informal
touch to recreation rooms, and with
normal care. will give years of serv-
ice. They are easy to clean and
keep clean.
Evening star., 1942-05-12
Proper to Ask
One Soldier
Dinner
By Emily Post

was asked the other day whether
1t would be all right to offer to In
vite one soldier-a stranger-to take
Sunday dinner in . very nmall
apartment. To this I answered, GER
tainly: but added that 1t would b
better II possible. to include two
because one person alone is SOME
times Ill at ease in the house Of
strangers. To invite only one man
whom you know or who has been to
your house before, would be quite
all right.
Dear Mrs. Post: Could you give
me q few suggestions on what to
give a bride and bridegroom who
are not to start housekeeping until
after the war? They viii live with
the bridegroom's family who have
q large house, adequately furnished.
Answer - Clocks, desk appoint
ments, cigarette or other boxes,
leather or metal photograph frames,
or any other useful ornamental OBJ
ject, that is not too space-taking.
So many requests have been
made for copies of my article on
details concerned with training
camps behavior Of visitors and
presents for the mem that I
have had 1t printed IS . leaflet
and will be very glad to send 1t
to any one who sends me . SELF
addressed, Scent stamped en-
velope In care Of The Evening
Star. Leaflets cannot be mailed
unless self addressed envelope
bears correct amount Of postage.
Evening star., 1942-05-12
Double-Duty Trays

Porcelain enameled trays are lead
ing double lives these days. Because
they conduct and distribute heat
evenly, they make excellent cookie
sheets.
Evening star., 1942-05-12
Use Wooden Spoon

Use a wooden rather than q metal
spoon in stirring food in porcelain
enameled utensil. This will help
preserve the smooth finish.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
posteurized Milk
Becomes Problem
In Crowded Area

When army officials made the
South into tire vast csntnmasnf
ares It las heeomc they lmfneai
atel9 laid down rertgin protective
heaiHa rules ioF ihe benefit 81
the soldiers
One 81 these rules foghlds any
soldier T. drink any but pasfeur
izea milk TINS has neaeazltate1
g supply % milk in Mississippi nf
approximately Is 600 gallons De
Is 0seF normal consumption
Ia afeas where there were 10
ps#learlaatsen facilities. promo
flafaal WORK has trecn and Is being
dome hg the Division 1t SANITARY
Engineering 81 ths State Board
81 Heaih II cooperation Wlih iIs
Veterinary Medical Corps 81 the
Army ~ establish pasieu8i1tdi
miik supplies Tor army personnel
sinef the rafufng ~ lhs aFngx int
Mississippi psstaufizailon plant
baVe Increased approximately 81
pes cent The control 81 mllk apss
6aaek Is b publir hshlih pFah
lefa ard heaiih Officials hoial
that ihe demaua Tor pasteufizssl
milk VIII convert more and more
t%airKnaen & determination
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
Man Arrested
After Cutting
Scrape Sunday

" & pesu - esaf ala IsFalla
ST. pYsrd employee severely
cat 81 a. al.enestIan wlga lhfes
nsen near 3 uigm cub between
Eaaia aua Ms Point sun
dag night
1ahn Eowien - Wss afreatea
County Highway panaIaan
Ffflmore Hudson folAaeine the
Lent and vail he brought before
r B bobby Iasaen II Eae paaee
IL Ao Point fQr 3 preliminary
hearinF az an early aaie
According H. Dean. be and a
party 81 fienas were uancsnr
aharliy before midnight sunday
when Rowlen began annoying
lhe young woman companion 0f
Uean Dean warmed hun 10 les
Ter alone and presently Dean
party Jeff Outstae TIE ninaf club
companion % HaWteu approach
ID Dean and ms companion and
after q iew &aFl biloxi WeFe
caaneed Rawlen then appear
80 and whipping aHz s pocket
kmile cat Dean from TIE ribs
sefoss the stomach IL the belt
tmends o. tine injured man
rushed ham a. the jackson Coun
" Hospital and police officials
were notified from there Rou
lens arrest followed shortly after
arrival 81 patroisnen
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
Moss Point High
Var Bond Rally
Yields S2,57S

~ $ special rally held Madnes.
aay. students az the Meas Point
Hseh scilsoi purchased s. ~
worth 81 WaY saving BONDS and
stamps
This mas the first - 3 series
q monthly rallies Whlch vii be
ponsafed BY the Home Econom-
s. Club 81 the High school snd
il Is expected that through TINS
medium the students WaH Dr. ahle
10 fvp1Ff several taousand dollars
worth ~ stAmps and falna sold 81
the ena 81 lhe school term
8hN seventh grade INa TIE
shogl with , plnchast - S H8a -
and aAshhie iae Brown W the
atfeet single hasel SHE brought
ia x3ge rs goF the pgfebaas IS 5
S Coz 80 bsiaa and : 50 10 iaaaa
llsa aenlA cts &aa sae8na ~
the eE3ssre school with tstai II
s5I4au 10 as credit
TIE 5uHlar HIGH Hehaal HaF
elsasas tolalsd 1906 and fhs
xaapf tllRh school reached fhe
81 a4u4 ~ marx
IfnbeTt dome gave q tala 81 the
ally and she hiph ehaeI tsna
pla9ea EalflDtic selections aud
usAlelAes lhFouHhmH lAs program
and sale Hsotii6 We're con 4ueied
II tiN arhgol ard ite pupils
a4afgilea rs thee IA elasa t.
has b9naa 81 stamps The Hiame
Eeaasemiea Club hsa chosen ihe
Aoud aHd stamp aalU b Is project
Tor the year bat other oEfanixa
lions and group Ia tie school vii
cooperate a. busi na Tie greatest
uSsibie number 81 lalnki and
asamEs a. assist az the Wss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
ROiarianS Hear
Rev. Ingram
AT Luncheon

Il there has ever been q tirne
Nhen men should work together
IN fellowship and Cor common
good TINS is the time
With that theme the Rev A
G Ingram former pastor Of the
Presbyterian church d Moss
Point and now pastor of TIE Pres
ovieFian church N Bogalusa. La
addressed members If the Moss
Point Rotary Club Thursday
Fellowship As An Aid 70 Morale
N THESE DAYS MAS the subject
q tae shor, talk M Ineram was
former district governor q the
Rotary organization and IS Rak q
eaaeF % tine movement II Mos
Point He was introduced By the
hey T Barton West present pas
Tor of the Presbyterian church.
Pointing out that n sueh an or
eanization rs the Rotary Club q
cross section Of the community il
regard 20 ages and business and
interests Is found HI Ingram
urged that me ny 70 exert more
understanding Of tneir fellow
club members
No one likes every person he
meels Mr. Ingram said but
there is some good n everyone
nd the bad can ~ aliled from
the good u & oulg through right
attitudes and the best feeling pes
sIhle that men can work foaefh-
ef We all have om faults When
e ere picked 70 pieces We should
remember that We to have
faults ii We can ~ tazzasnber
Ehaf passase n the EInla where
inst passage oeeuLet nm
no IS waa "a east the FIRST
store. we aud ~ more
charitable 30 oar 1eEa. mat
4 s. Representative william
Conner wa guest q tie lauea
auu mecuug
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
Parade, Concert
Mark Armistice
Day Wednesday

Win maeis Il the usual ianlfi
esiae - AfuIilre Das taken
~ World War SO 2 nchma.
ealaifsu ~ 1aekaa8 County vii.
- Use H9lhefpai ah rivers ei tht.
aab Wednesday
Ha WHH ts rsfriea en- s.
usual II ipg ilH bsuks Wt.sf
aili T. closed iaf liae dag Ia
essi alilee vii - open disr4ns
sne fefllaf hasie aaa nRuAai
mai DELIVERED Hlli H. madf 80
tpt "a uasl.3 ra,gtea which WiiI
aasiee mail unhl iHe neei
Tie be4anee 81 Afmlstact
IhaN en coupled with Nat
iogaat ~h5aH8flan @ees iNis veal
IA lIe alM ard IN both Mos
ps4ns al#i ieaRo4lla spss 81 pru
& ann have hen planned A 81
feant psfaat Wii h. staged rs
etudenl HI the paseasunla Hugh
setasI "Wednesday afternoon Tue
school band VIII teaa toe parade
sua students vii depict ~ spec
IA costume and symbols lhe wai
wefk winch Is 0sssng ineofpuynhed
fn me = eeA pfoRfam Nais wear
Student programs
II Mess Point 8 program wi
be hela for ire sfudeni butt 3.
the regular ebaDel period ana
from ha4 r. $50 ) n the HiRf
school bard Will give a concerl
on the lawn on the main street
next t. Buamtiel0s Store Rob
erf Jones president II shc stu
dent bodx. Nill deliver a patriotic
address
a series 81 special obServsnces
are being PLANNED for the schools
~ both eltlek for TIE entire week
N honor - National Education
Week For The mus, part the
students ~ the schools wu take
ftae lead - giving talhs and par
tlelpsilnE II the programs instead
Is fheasaaI guest speakers Scho0i
officials explained Thar maS1hca
as s sosa deai of the wsr activity
&iH Iaii % high school students
they should have an possible
training ard experience to eslila
up self confidence
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
Speaker Explains
Housing Project
P0scoqoulu

An about the Federal Housing
Prolect as # applies Z Pssea
goula. was told the RotaHans al
their meeting Wednesday. BY
James p Hundley. q the Nation
II Housing Agency AiF Hanaley
ar authority an Federal Pub
lie housing aud has charge Of
the project here n Psscagoala
he was introduced - Arthur
- Smith, who had he program
for the dag
Mr HunGiey WsnI into detail
to how and Wnen the idea
Il ae Federal Governments go
ing into the building e homes and
ether b-ulig4n w aarted-say
lng ihat 4 W 8 aea Ting bat
asd been eaFFaaa - success II
other c8lnfue before aeIaR ssaea
u Aulenca TIE 5aea = federal
housing Mss primarily + furnish
homes i0r workers = HaF INDUS
.ale a. Gha cites hke E.ean0Q
Ia which were nas equipped Nlth
.hofae sQlhclanl - accommodate
an lnfiuN IL population M1aFa
.tEsre was e large influx q Nark
nleu ta engage - sH5paaslalaF
af ofher ser Industry = Na Iha
desire 81 tae government -
furnish homes ana alheT facilities
for living for ue Nazkelz ms
making them better satisfied and
better able e. o. the aufk re
.uulred 81 them The Hdea Was
largely be keep families together.
ana also a. have men situated -
they Would nof have Il keep ap
homes OF boarding places u two
IacauonE
The speaker Eaes zana dee q
shat the housing raa5aef meant
lContlnaaa - HaEe q
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
S. S. Sea Eagle 10 Be Launched Today
In Ceremonies al ingalls, ShipYard

Witt gals fIalierne flags and
pennsul lhe S Eaele wall
slide aoan lee Was 81 lbe ingalls,
ShiphaIldang Corporation into lhe
water 81 noon today when she
vii r. formally e|anstened IS
Mrs Lee SeoIf Border Wlie ~ ihe
L S NarE supervisor uf ship
buildlng t. taa district of No
bile
Several prominent men Are
scheduled - spear 81 the launch
ing e-ersaaaaIe winch Wlu -
followed = S buffet luncheon 81
tie LoagIsIloN House - honor 81
Alra Border
Tie launching q TIE Sea Eagle
viii undoubtedly haVe increased
agnlfaanee IL Alaa Border Wha
onlg recently sa nslIiied by the
government ihaI Captain Border s
ard be- so Ha Killed m aciion
lie Nas - aHaies
tbs s ne Hseaaa christening in
little more than tAa Aeeks 81 the
yaras TIE sap aa5eh proceeded
The S s So cage INTO the water
- sueh q zhaft nme was tire S S
Gulfpon launched 0elober ~
Guesa Isl To- Ihe Launching
fol.oHs BHlesaleT General and
Mrs. George 3 Hunter. Coi0ne.
and Mrs Fred FaHie Lieutenant
CoIoneI = : Bznnan MAJOR ane
Mrs = = aaEkaan Admiral and
ME : = Leighton Eapi and Mr-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06

ne 7 0sle Captain ana
Alr = Il utnbsf. Ar and hifa
. I Ies II and Mra l. 4
sanford 81 and Airs = . Daft.
AZ aI hff Stewart johnson Afr
aizd bII ~ Best snd daughter.
Dir sFa ii + Shaa AiT.
ans Ar = Z Marshall Nj end
airs william Nshart New Or
a
AlsIU aeafse e steiuman.
Lieutenant E-asamandeF ana Mfa
i { Whiting Lieutenant Com.
maHaar sna Blfa h G Baum
GARNER Lieutenant Commands
ana aIa ] = Roe Lieutenant
HaEn Robertson MF and Air
Ben i Duke Ileaieaani ard
Aln fHea ku1eh Lieutenant j. j.
Boone LaeaIanaut aud hirt p II
Downs 81 aHa airs Paul =
Hoffman IL and AIRS b Z
KaIae 81 aaa kfs q y Hack
ell james + Frame M aHa
Mrs s. aue8 swan Sir and Mrs
Hefme Gaaiief hir and Mrs
g Z Herring Mr and Mrs & :
Jane Captain ard Mrs p =
Cole ~ and airs q j Ford
b. and AIH : Ford Mr and
HH Prank CAVITY. Mayor and
Aif Walter + Gulley Dir and
AInH z = Bae81 Dr and Mfs
! : Eaekafa 81 and Mrs Eas
ter king aHa 81 and Mrs HaH.
uza RaH#HH# H-aaEaFuuI1
EEenHHaed 81 Page 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
Memory OF Miss
Hyatt Will Be
HonOred Sunday

me Mess Point elementary
iooa will BE- formally dedicated
ne memory Of Miss Charlotte
4 IT II services Sunday n ) ?.
Il the school Miss Hvufr was
5saeher in the grade school for
ra than 30 wears and was a
getix beloved ard respected
gIaesn
= q prelude 70 the talks sched
ulaa on the program the Moss
IaIHf High school band vii ave
= minute concert IRE pro
EHar Ulu be opened with iuvoca
HaH - the Rev J F Brock pas
L. Zee FIRST Baptist church and
ueH ser Of tbs Rotars Club VIII
eIge 3siel resume Of the move
aae#f q nave the school nance
$ Lottie. IS she was II
les iely known 70 hundreds
= Alexander. VINO ea
aHlendent Of the schools
Hyau began her teach
NJ career Will talk On taaf phase
q Hf I..c "As q Teacher K
= Harunam VIII speak IN The
baasE movement foF the Reeag
nlzHan - Miss HYATT Manor
c. Wood viii make the Off
60 aealcahon al which time h
a# present q wreath bearing her
ne - member Of the family
Former Pastor 70 Speak
TIE Rev A c. Ingram Miss
HYATT former pastor and her
end win give TIE eulogy
~ Ingram Is now pastor q the
Etarssn church IL Baealasa
John Crloi president q the
6a#a u Trustees and 3 former
$50 - Mia HYATT 8Ili sing her
song. Ren4emhaT BE fag
So ffe Dome Tna beneeae
oc pronounced oy the
Barton West pastor q
Fitrlsn church
= tlon b0 the members g
H.sus fani1 living IS Nna
number - rsIaflVe
friends are scheduled =
ervice from other
at Cllies
snsgnt q nlHa lhs ne#
F this laaehce1 "a =
= 81 C. Stewart Nao maae
lea IA q meeting q 1aa
Club With ne entire
sap IL the club u ansnl
oeagd Wlth tae plsH. lie
SID aehooi officials aefs en-
HssIed ald arrangements made 10
- ae44catsan exercises Working
On e committee appoint
Haee charge u To HzueFau
= khayai MsxoF Hosa
Stewart Mr AlekaHaaH aaa
= Z Herring
= = Muuro- as superintendent
= ely school system NIH = -
sunday afternoon
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
Car Tire Quota
Shows Increase
For November

reneer car HIre allotted =
Haekaon County fas fhe maafh q
November showed - increase
osef the number allotted during
oelober. as did truck auaez and
felread tires according - na
urfz received bv tae Ww Price
and Raaoning Board
4 total Of - nea passenger
tires may b. sold here tbs month
representing exactly fNIee the
namhei allowed n October The
Grade 2 tires increased fHam s.
= 81 this month ana - number
lConunued o. nasH 8
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
Civic Council
Hears Plans For
Active Clean Up

hepoft RON various orRanEzs
tdna on participation III the clean
Up and heauufleatlan program
marked the meeanf 81 the rasca
aaala Civic Council 1t the USD
building Tuesday
Fisns Tor the Improvement a
the inner haFbar the sponsoring
1T lawn contests and q Flower
bow % grve incentive for i'm.
proved nome surroundings and
the placing of signs N approaches
into tie cts were outlined d the
groups having these activities as q
project
The Young Wamens Business
Club backing the beauafica
tion ~ The inner harnor and Mrs.
Manuelia Taylor. representing
tnal group. repaa1ea that the
Port Commission and the County
have agreed u cooperate Wlth the
Port Commission furnishing the
materials lnf the building Of q
dock and other lectures and thr
county furnishing the labor.
Lawn Prizes Offered
As the sponsor Of the iawn con
tast the Olcander Garden Club
sent a report through Mrs. d G.
Peatiie % progress maze in pro
noting lawn identification Prizes
A offered within tire club
and 20 the cillzenFg at large for
the best lept and ioveAest lawn.
The Progressive Club win spon
sor q flower show IN the spring
and flower growers are urged to
plan an entry. Mrs Arthur Allen
declared.
Through me Safety Patrol
which Is beng formed BY the
Laons Club. between 90 and 20
belts ana caps nave been ordered
for the boys qualifying on Ahs
merit system for a place IN tho
patrol l. l. sfialeF explained.
This patrol wiz function around
tie High and elementary schools
and the boys vii be invested with
the authority % actually make
arrests A caution flag viii be
placed 81 Hernek street and a stop
Tag al Dupont street. Mr. stig
ser saic. Tire boys vii handle
the traffic from the sidewalk and
they viii be trained n the rules
Continued on Page q
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
PascagOula Voters To Pass
On z Ordinances Monday;
General Election Vote Light
New Ordinances Provide for Raise In
Salary of Mayor and Councilmen. and
New Tax; Heovy Vote Is Looked For.

Citizens af Paseaaoula wall 81 e
tue polls Monday 10 vote on iNa
ordinances neeentls pssssd rs uas
nsayus ard city eounci1 one PRO.
vlaina lar s faiee ~ SALARY ~
tee masor ard counclimen and
the olhsf asking Tor = levy ~ 8
TAX sssl IL eke@a lagf mills ioI
FaneFaI Improvement purposes
heauNhlla iu Tuesday gen.
efsi eitetlaH i total - bniy aba
voi we're east II Jackson cuuu
~ iafa4i returns Showed m tlae
taken election 81 Is uaaefaisf nonl.
Inees for United sfattn stas
ara Representative s. circaIi
judge a4a chancellor
Also lneiatiaa ia Tuesday vote
were fWu anseialHaeg4f a. uhe State
Constitution eIa pres ding EOS i
staggered Term i0E li4e Board 81
7ru Tor He slatta college
and universities afla lia other
providing ~ tn laae ~ ihtt
Seetion lands Hath amendments
were ass - q large majority
Ct aaekssn county eoier anai
late indications Aefe lhai fAes
hsa laa h8 8 N0e - Two To-
cna o3eF the state
Tuesday, Vote
The following are totals ~
Tuesday soia
Janss . Essllana Cor n S
senator ass a n Calnier fof
sixth nlstries Congressman 4Gs
l. G cafhan 1T clfcuit judge
y. II kusxsEl. To- snancellos
4a9. Amendment Nc J passed 400
% - and Amendment SO 2
pasaed as u Il
Aunaas S speeial city election
will fina electors passing on 4
prnposed amendment raising the
salafies u me mayor and city
c0nnciluaan from tine present
STAT s. * $50 09
Att @AAsA 84A4thA4tEE NahfAA
fer tie Improvement tax SAYS IN
part thar the mayor ard cts
council b. authorized TO levy on
81 taxable property real and per.
sonsI within tie corporate limits
q paseagoula fof general im
pruxemeut purpose q tax not
10 exceed four mills for the fiscal
wear beginning October 4. 1912
and ending sentembeF 90. 1913
ard for each fiscal year there
after
Mayors Statement
In connection with tine latter
ordinance Mayor Walter Euiley
made TIE following statement
TIE present ieVe for street
maintenance and repairs IS TIVE
mills. winch on ne basls % exist
ing assessed valuation brings q
revenue q around $500 per
year This has proven to b. en-
tlFelY Inadequate tn repair and
maintain existing streets much
less - bear tie expense Of open
Rne additional streets that have
bssen dedicated e. une City for
9oniinad On page 80
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
FIGHTING FAMILY

Qaebee The Desiardins fam
lis q Quebec Province has q rec
ord Tor the number of sons and
daughter n ths war Twelve
brothers and their three sisters
are al 81 aeuNe service with the
Canadian forces
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
Thief Aiiacker
Case 10 Be Given
To Grand Jury

Police oflleisa wege conlin
aine ms uFaaao uais weed II
ilp msgatliar vito entered tlss
aafe 1t A " HI hobegia 1os
Il aaf.e Road, and struck .
guest ~ fis hotst oeef iiae head
matched up 8 com purse and
sled
TIE report al the findings viii
H. tafuea over IL the Gfana Jury
&nsu that body goe2 mo session
II i1e eealnfs eoGirt house Aion
uass Aezsaatfa9 81 c.hset 81 police
A y knefi
Tire woman attacked ny the
burglar was Mrs Margie Miller
0hn had enfne here Tor q visit
Nith nef husband who Is en-
plaHea II the Ingalls, Shiphuiid
ing Cooperation She was sleep
ING IN Ars Roberts bed with Mrs
Roberts seven wear old daughter
II the time Of the attack The
man entered through a window
At the side al the house and
stepped directly into the bed
nom He struck tie sleeping
HRS Miller across the forehead
On the cheek end on the back a
the mead win q blunt instrument
f~enaefiaR bet unconscious
When Mrs Miller Tcgamed con
eiuasness she saw the m.au riff
ing the uIrs.ag and hes screams
brought several men b0ardcu
from the secand floor and fright
eued lie burglar who Ieapea
through the Windows and escaped
Although slfs Miller had no way
- knowing the tune when the
man entered the room. ID was Be-
tween one and tao q m when
her Screams aroused the house i
SIS believed that she had not
been Unconscious long
Nc Weapon Found
10 trace el the weapon used e
strike TIE woman ess found al
though 3 cold drink bottle Wa
missing from une window she
@ taken e. the jackson County
ozpitaI where nef injuries were
treated ana she was allowed -
return home the next day
According Il Airs Roberts WHa
aaI lar tina evening. she haa
ald Aa Miller she could sleep
01th aef n e room 81 tht board
Ins haus N tea crnH ds3 Il -
- he 8 lfale room Iae guest
ss sleeping IA llse place usually
eeupied - airs k0berts ana II
a believed uasi ihs lnlruaa
ffHeua - ~ sfetum aaz ihs owner
- tle house
tbs Ha l second attempt -
UHeak1IE Hufa her noon. Aln ROB
$50 Toe Night before lHe
#es#taI burglary SOMEONE Haa
entered tae ifalt door winch
l aaaes for night ahIft
aaksa aua had knocked - @
aEsa da@ Wbfu She asked
there So ols answered aad
when Ma Roberts tugssed o. lhs
nights TIE person beta. she asld
- H. time - the actaal rub
w 81 Roberts had hel money
Ih - and ghe thiei Fol 0lIlf
small eelu purse belonging i
81 AIIIes aad containing aaIs
ae small shauae
HsIeke Il Has Someone Wha
knee 8 81 about TINS house
Sis Roberts said And knew
tat usually have q considerable
amount = money CERTAIN DAYS
TIE run had been searched
thoroughly and the pillow -
Whzeh aIHs Ailller was sleeping
Haa been shaken from the plI.aa
ea q though me thief saspaeiad
fas money - heng ln there
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
MINES oFFER wAR MACHINE

5aHa nneshurg Contribution
aaafn Americas sod Haines
.afH Afuca's waF ezzg#A =
equipped bomb pFeaIzznE
shop has been pc #nsea
kernmenL
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
Case Of Suspected Phantom Barber
Goes To Grand Jury Here Next Week;
Heavy Docket Faces Circuit Court

Wide Interest Shown in Approaching Trial
Of William A. Dolon. Held on Attempted
Murder Charge in Connection With Aftuck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
X0lL/more than ever
learn TO be a Good Dancer
Brigb. spirits are the order
of the day dancing
keeps morale high!

ODlauog IS the best rouIe for
phyueil and mental heairn. To-
dav when most neop,s are
prone 20 worry over world con-
dtIon,. dancing vii play IN I'M
porrlnt part IN keeping AnsnoaS
morale high.
Inroil foday and cam the
Rumbl. Tango, Eoy Irot or Ealtz.
.null have load, Of FUN md insure
yourself OF many popular evenings
to come. Lessons are HoW go mex
pcn,yc. Call today for guest lesson.
Studlo, open daily until II P. NJ.
for visitors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

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