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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-10

Well, the installment payments on the
old car have ended and no new car in sight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-10
MOSTLY FOR TAX

NEW YORK.-In Britain pack
of 20 cigarettes costs AZ cents. of
which 81 cents is tax.
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Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
An expert has made the clev-
er suggestion that the surplus of
farm products could be reduced if
farmers would raise less stuff"
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1862-Mrs. Leslie Carter, ac-
tress, born Lexington, KY. Died
November Is, 1897.
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1850.-David Jayne Hill, edu-
Gator, assistant secretary of war,
historian, diplomat, born Plain
field, N. ]. Died Mar. 2, 1892.
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The Wagner yacht, Paula
Louise, arrived here today from
cruise through the Dry Tortugas
keys. The yacht will remain in
port two days and then will pro-
coed to Miami for short stay be-
fore starting on a trip to New
York.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-10

Uncle Sam has Key Vests number; If
you don't believe it, ask Postmaster Dion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-10

There is great danger that what we
consider unimportant is important.
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DR.. Lawrence Wendell FIfielC-
historic BROOKLYN, N. Y. Plymouth
Church clergyman. born Benton
Harbor, Mich, 50 years ago
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John W Studebaker, L 8 Com
missioner Of Education. born Nc
Oregon, Iowa, SO years ago
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-10

Commencement exercises of the,
graduating class of the Key West
High School, held last evening in
Bayview Park, drew what was
probablys the largest crowd in the
history of Key West at an affair of
that kind. The park, in the vicin-
ity of the bandstand, was crowded
with several thousand persons.
Miss Clarice Albury, who had
been visiting relatives in Miami,
returned yesterday afternoon.
Miss Esther Beales and Miss
Jessie Roach, teachers in Key
Vests public school, left yester-
day to attend summer school in
Tallahassee. AT the conclusion of
their studies there, they will go
to their homes to pass the remain
der of the summer vacation
Billy Gardner left here yester-
day for st. Augustine, where he
will make his future home with
his brother, Benjamin Gardner,
who is employed by the Florida
East Coast Railway Company in
that city,
Mrs. Robert Lord and two chill
dren, who had been visiting rela-
tives in New Orleans for several
weeks, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Clifton Bailey and Mrs.
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Today History

l776.-ThrOugh Besumzrohais.
the drsmatist, France beglrs
loaning L. s badly needed SUD
plies TO carry on RevoIutiun-t1e
total, over S6.000.0OG repaid
180l.-Iripoli declares uar o-
United States We had refused
TO paw any more tribute mnney-
l847.-First issue Of the CT
cago Tribune-400 cooies-
I85I.-FIrst trial and execution
oy historic San Francisco va
lance Committee
l9l8.-American MARINES pierre
German lines IN Bellesu Wood
I9I6.-Conscienfious o5iecturs
given 3 years IN San An1on5o
COURT martial
1925 - Geneva InrernarIunz7
Conference bans poison gas and
bacteria in war.
l940.-Italy declares war n
France---the stab IN the bscE
i2-ToWn Of Lidice n Cze-
choSlovakia wiped out BY Mars Ia
reprisal for killing Of Nazi Lead
er Heydrich--an male sdults
shot and women put IN concentrz-
ton camps.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-10

Frank W. Taylor Of Chicago.
editor, born De Pee, Wis 56
years ago.
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Miss Roberta Matcovich left
yesterday for Miami to spend the
summer vacation as a guest of Mrs.
T. A. FELTON,.
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Luther c. Steward, president
Natl. Federation Of Federal En-
ployees, born Chattanooga. Tenn
SO years ago
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1849.-David Lubin, immigrant,
California Jewish merchant, ever
active in benevolent work, foun-
der of the International Institute
of Agriculture, Rome, born in Po-
land. Died Jan. /, 1919.
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1925 - Geneva Interuafiunz
Conference bans poison gas and
bacteria in war.
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l940.-Italy declares war n
France--the stab IN the bscE
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Brig. Gen. William r Arnold
chief of Army chaplains, born
Wooster, Ohio, 81 years ago
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Principles are usually read, not lived.
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1885. = Rebecca L. FELTON,,
grand old lady of Georgia" first
woman U. S. Senator (for a day.,
born in Georgia. Died Jan. "a. 1890.
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19l8.-COnSclenfious ooiectors
given 25 years IN San Au10uio
court martial.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-10

l9l8.-American MARINES pieTc,
German lines IN Bellesu Wood
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Today's birthdays

u. S. Sen Harry z Byrd Of Fir-
ginia, born Martinsburg. v Va
So years ago.
Harrison z Soangler Of Cedar
Rapids, National Republic
chairman, born Guthrie Co. Iowa
GA years ago.
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185I-First trial and execution
by historic San Francisco va
lance Committee.
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I847.-First issue Of the Gu
cago Tribune-400 COPIES
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l60l.-TripOli declares war o-
United States - We had refused
to paw any more tribute mnney-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-10

Miss Clarice Albury, who had
been visiting relatives in Miami,
returned yesterday afternoon.
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Mrs. Clifton Bailey and Mrs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21

Deer. oxen and sheep have
folu-chsmbered stnmachS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
Shriners Enjoy
Fine Banquet
Saturday. May 8

sarinsFs ~ Fssraxoula and VI
csnlty en - . hanQaet SatuF-
asv night Mav 6 81 ths Esss.avn
aenaes cafeteris vtseh vns %
iendea - a. Shrsness ard guests
" Z H1seH was the master a.
ceremonies ard sntroanend the
sueaksw who msde tine TALKS ~
Interest 70 the Shrlnerx here and
here Ire tables acre De-
afstsa with Shrine emblems and
anwerx and the uaezl vas eli
that could be desired
Visitors from Ere fcllnwtng
hfanes were present Abba Tern
ple Mckiie Hamssa Meridian
Wahaba. jackson. Miss zREngrS
Birmingham. YssYah Atlantis
Arabia Houston Texas Hash.
Evansville. Ind Aleppo EoSton
Jerusalem New Orleans and ~
rHh Minneapolis MINI
0ther guests were officials ~
he Ingalls, Shipsmiaing Copper
stfan
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
Moss Point Juniors
Entertain Seniors
AfAnnuolB Banquet

Tie Junior class of fhe Mess
Poani HaEh schesol entertained
the members Of tie Rraaaatinf
class 81 the madifinsssl hanquci
fFsaaY night al tire schnnf care
tefla
Mothers Of the Juniors we're
~ ehaHge ~ arrangement and
the cafeteria was invested wifh
q festive ar by tire Use # SPRAYS
al climbing roses oush roses and
other seasonal flowers The lnnE
tahies fa1 the approximately l6o
guests filled the room and each
Qiaas was marked with 2 name
printed az the roof 81 little xafi.
eoinfed paper houses Further
color Wss added H. the scene hs
ne Sophomore who dressed 81
eas costumes served TIE dinner
hlliy Spruel Wa MASTER @.
ceremonies and iile evening Nal
aPanea afn ue invocation hl
Bruce Garter Juifus Clara wel
coined fhe guests ou aenaH ~ 80
lanaaf class anc Boo tua@ pres
aaent q the grsduates response,
- fheH behalf During tns AN
uef Doas Mltell sang Liltii
Gypsy Tee Room ano Isler ihen
aaae snort speeches from xsfIoa
students end from = L Nonfos
superintendent nl schools r. Mos
Point ano 3 A EhayaL primo.
% - TIE high uhooI
Winding up ihe program we
s foo snow consisting e mus
ca numbers hy Nafeie Barne
Anulce NiEuresu1 Ella Nas Ian
def ane Henry Turner
After the 1anqae lie rIrls
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
Eight Seniors
GeiDiplOmas
All -VestrY

IS rguniF
fentent 81 eaGscaton w@ ir
usH aker ~ cn
nsa8 mblch mafkaa uas
- He assb year ~ tie
ma Hsga mso TIE
~ Ehe a5ne aae af.
Hsrh ma 5ocstea IN 1905 -
boarding hsh school
HnanE ire hsKheEi average To-
the 1fr YEARS ~ hiEh ~
work Ea Fetcher VS. ese
tFaHa a8a Earrel Cam wfta.
se aiEntst recera wa
Tfere w-ere sx 81
dtanal gates IN the els
These aee Charles p Haveus
Earh Marie Aiexsn6er VAaz
Martin Dfae5gla Martin Loreaa
Parker and Falth estes
A lattice Wrak covered win
i've class faue. roses formed .
hse aan Ie ERE members q.
b r. saIHa fass ard THE eHtife
ste R earaied tn . Esen
ma ahfe com schema TIE a..
urfnas Nee presented Is + +
uffH n|fIneHrsE
IRE Meas Near was Hn #kc1
ttrnalie Rsad one and TIRE "a
IRONS aha trustees exfeaeg6 con
Eratalat8sns Cor thA work aune
iesuite IRE difficulties attendant
ga WAzflmes
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
Bio Point Al Club
Meets At Home OF
Velmu Wilmington

Tire Blg Point al club girls
reid t4sefr naeetsnf 81 ire horne 81
velma Wilmington, he president
Velna Wilmington. me president
Two visitors as well as > good
number ~ the members were
present After 3 short business
session in which it was decided
that fhs club enter the garden
sna clothing exhibit Saturday ard
nisn sftend the al Achisv eEners
DAY. May % Elsie Long vas ap
pointed delegate 10 the farm and
hoane dinner u % served N Pas
caKouIa on June s After the bus
mess session the club had q can
mag demonstration during which
they canned greens for the moth
q If the hostess. Reffeshment
we're served
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
commencement
Approaches For
OIL. V.SChool

Cur Lady at Eaef
t1s conreft setnH Er
cag4runucemenf
ma enc closuk - zee
non on Thar@daf utls,
hrr ihe Hsas 5anla
Her EnerfRnuey Pam
~pfeaeutsd g. . larE aae
tive audieuus Tie 1ea8uF e
wers taken - Nau par
aanna Siaaes end WHau- ls0u
Future seenn aheauIre s
SenaoF Banquet Ma Class
mahg and elahH grace estua
iAan Mas - 8faduat1r eNe
ctsss MAJ 81
TIRE senior aauaoef Ga be
given by the q L : Alumni 81
ne Taitsaf& Cafe ~ Nrf Oak
sirssi This hanauef r tw tse
Senoifx ~ the sehaal and heir
mothers and prom u t a
noisble affair ard eeH attended
There vii hs ulusfe end some
talks the speakers n1. 500 an
uaunce6
Class night and TlEftr Usds
graduation aIH ~ 81 imports
an event a. homer awards wI4
~ made II tins time THE pro-
Rram fixed fe1 fhls event an 1T
teresiinE one though Err "details
and shs nan8es a. the speakers
have not vet beer a~unnunoed
The iina ans most impressive
- I'll ~ the affair wlI no the
graduation exefctces r. be held
n the Church q Our Lady az
VICTORIES a. 800 ? n a. which
time Diplomas VIII b. e~wardsa
thuee students whn have cnmplet
I'd the High school course and an
appropriate address r. the grad
ustes VIII be MADE
All these varied events viii be
accompanied - suitable music
and the altar ana sanctuary a
the church wiH 10 beautifully de-
eoraied for the graduation ex-
erciEes
The Ro0d sisters 81 the Holy
Sacrament are busy preparing for
these events. and we are sure they
Will 90 their best a. make them
enjoyable not uuiF r. the stu
dents hut also r. THOSE who viii
toin Sith the students In the Gel.
ebrauons
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21

Tor Pensacola where he Is with
the L S Navy
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
VOLCANO AXIS HEAvEs

London sr Harry Luke.
Great EEisains nigh commission
~ for the Western PEcihc has
proposes r. offer Axis leaders 8
refuge N me para8isicai South
Seas-hut there is = catch IN IL
The ideal place of residence
Cor them after the war he said.
uuula BE Falcon Island IN the
Pacific which IS 81 volcanic tvpe
snd sinks Hte the scs for a period
of reafs and rises again
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
NHA Representative
To Exploin Training
To Youth OF Country

~ M 4rst af
asF4 a eseh tnonah ts vlH ~
= Fenseseessiipe 81 the IVA m
@aam caarty Tor fhe u1u0eu-
eaMN W anu pasgh ao
eneeufaF In SNA Wsr
tsen Trafnne ant a
tnR tfaFs - tna'
agEoaihr 81 HnHaa
nl fmNitea o. eef He Wli'
r 81 thr a0srf ham e. ~ m
IN hNA oznle ur5rr as
usaag0wEY ea4a5u ARD
offers "a lM frafrHnE et n
ttsfte srg wpFk 1n
IL 4eliam inF fiue fe electric
dnE nass hfmt sh8u saset mc
MtA Fw@ m fahe hNfween
Il asstn nafhansc arc esan ANY
the akm ag rs sna = aefhef mar
f slnEe As he - take
re trafusnR However essential
~ Haskef ana eeath a.th 8
4 a8AH ciasaificafsaa ae uot
Person aeeutsa Tor
tfalnlna mfN he furnished rra1m
haAHa narsae attention Wns
ME hlMrt Hnaa iANn81S
md pef month esH Girls
aEe specially urksa = enroll
&nF sntg1H man 81 Wousan NOT
ALREADY engaged IL an essential
vaF laA3assfE mtu flud here ar
uEpe t1niiN a. prepare himself
Fn aesrlfNlY riaH ue e psf n
wannsng tne waf - working 70 s.
deenNe industry NFA officials
knIa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
New Type OF Public
Health Treatment
Center Is Opened

MlSsissIppis first public health
treatment center for isolation snd
treatment 81 contagious syphilis
and Runorrhea Is nov ia upers-
ton d. Felix j Underwood ca :
ecuuwe officer 81 the Sfste Buard
- Health announced today Or
cupying the site af 3 former CCC
Camp m the De sofa NanenaI
Forest near Riehton. MissiSxiunI
the center rs one Of three slated
for the state-the other two "a be
81 Mclean and Meridian
Like ali communicable dn
eases IN the infectious stage. evph
lbs and g~onorfhea endanger the
public health. said Dr. Under
wood Under the regulations
governing communicating diseases
patients IN the contaRious or IN
fictitious state must he ISOLATED
The Boaro q Health also deemS
Il necessary. ne continued. to
sdmtnlster treatment where such
treatment IS necessary as q pro
lection for public health
Up 20 TINS time the phys
clan SAID we have had ne ade-
qusie quarters for isolation of in
fictitious eases Of syphilis and Kon-
nrhhea Those patients VINO we're
obliged 70 turn te the state for
treatment were often housed IN
aef uuiavorsble and undesirable
conditions TINS has made proper
medical treatment difficult. and
has too often diverted public at
teuuou from the important med
Gel aspects 9 syphilis and gon
ouhea in Their most contagious
state
Suressing the fact that these
centers have been established for
The sole parpase e giving medi
eaI care g. protect the health ~
military personnel and civilian
population ~ Underwood stated
that Hrmission IS bv individual
Application Eligibility Is 10 BE- de
fermlnec uY me county health Of
ftcer an the county where the pa
for Pensacola where he Is with
the l. S Navy
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
Soybe0ns Valuable
Food For Poultry.
Soys DR.. Titus

gan usai ufarsrlv caok
81 Ia . prnmtslne mtitu1s fz
aeh an3mai meseu ieeas -
mest scgan fish mnai a01 dr
mlk a mafestN - ahafk has
made usffteuH tas feeding af
HeaHny adeauafe rafinns w
growth and meaf ufodnctn
small quantities ~ animal gro
lens hsve heeu found neeesssFa
let maximum p~Toauetian eEpe
umeutslly sn6 ~ poultry fs~
nE commercially sccnuaing q
~ Harry " TITUS poultry M
triton specialist of the e 5 De
anrtrneni 81 Agriculture He fires
properly evoked soppean nse2l
superior e Hncaakna meal He
oaints our thsl property com
pounded diets FOE poultry con
tanning only vegetable protein
Rave given satisfactory results
He SAYS - Is e N4se puecsunan
"a preparing such diets 70 derive
laEgi SNARE ~ the total protein
ram SEES been meal inst hiss been
properly cooked in the process
~ manufacture Tests enc exue
rience hsVe shown. D. Titus
qs such soXhesn meal $ about
IS satisfactory as meat scrsp -
e source 81 protein for chickens
The u s Department ~ Asri-
culture Washington. D c. will
Supply on request according Il
p z Beanhlossom. extension
pouluymsn. State College COPY
a q mineographed publication
Wartime Feed Mixtures for
Poultry which VIII be helpful
10 Mississippi poultry rsisers
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
P~iCaYune Man Awarded Navy Cross As
Commander Of Sub Sinking Ten Ships

excellent even curing the lung
~ nhrr tf strip am un
satsaa ana NgW nn arftan hui
ur engagement hrakF use ten
N hf WaitinE ard had e neue-
1ela effect or fne mnfale and
auee after . SONG FdsaFe WhEt
ihf ship receiged s pat on tfns
aek m thc form 81 u~auEratuis
teens isam fhs Commander in.
ehaf 81 tire pacisn EHeef and fhe
Eafafaatst@ Submarine Forces
paeEt9 Fleet. eservene felt crest.
e~xbtiarasea
Ther whiirc anaF the houTi
- aa5ttHE ~ painting uane and
faces nu ihe fufpeaoes that WsrS
a. MFeek euch havm among t3ss
1apsueax Trey pls ri thf phan.
uafaph Thcv haH . nsaehnisi =
mate he pisvea the aerofdian
Wheu a tsnd msi thesn 81 = Sew
Yard the machiniet rats went
sunslae au6 aneWsred pl~cH fei
riect mainly witt re Bet Baf.
re- roiks
AfteE cue particularly Eruel.
ne Hffark , cFumplea paees ~
pager sees gagfna n fns rontfo.
fusr ussiahRskat During thf
hessHf - tire aisack mfus1ns hae
written or hi u Nash r. rel ws
rad wings sofgsstFsm@s sprne
ilnaes
Anoilseg attack came lust 81
lunch tsrsp Fiffeen minutes lat
e. Il Cornnsaneief stnvall ~
mefnbersd sheY hadns eaten ~
called down 80 ihe rernrni.saft
otfaeef and asked IInv about
luneh
After ar interval uf silence
somebody forward drnwled
Looks like the Ole Mar has
70 eat whether he's gong &c sink
uF not
We had o team I'll right
tine Lieutenant Commander SAYS
Don't forget that
80 II was = team ans il retired
E ID uf the japanese r. the tune
81 10 70 Q Bur the citation for
Lieutenant Commander siovairs
kaeY Gross. (nouncea II . Navy
Department press fNieaSr March
q 1913 can't De overlooked. de-
spitc ms modrsfH II reaas. in
part
After successfully locating en-.
ensx fufces Lieutenant Cumman
de- sfoFaH expegfiv maneuvered
ms snip into favorable aftsek Pc
slfsen and hoia4s engaged the
enemy with the result that ms
submarine was abls to stnk four
iafge japanese vessels three 81
@AAeh @ese ai0eaaa eesasuv~a bv
enemy destrovefa rs autSiand
iHT leadership aeRresslVeness end
gallant drFutaon e. dutY reflect
great credit upon Lieutenant
Commander StovaII ms command
and Tue United States Naval
Service
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21

fiss9 resides
= eoppeaatiFe effort q the state
Huare - Health ana the United
Stases ruh1ir Health Service MIS-
s1sslppiN puhiir health treatment
cenfNEs. Ake those alreHaN In 0p.
eFatiun ageF THE coaufFT. q az
pesen e. reduce the sureh6 Of
svpnaiAs AND gonCgrhsa W6th prop
er lsoiAtton and medical trest
merit given at e time when ia.
fectiun b most easily spread and
mos feadily cured
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
Vancleave

Ths Res and Mrs @ u ~
Brsae and threw souf children
drove r. Lsarrl Thursday Tor 4
visit vlth Nm McBriaes maih
~ Mrs. Mnswreney ~ No
Bride returned horne Saturday.
but Mra Ncbnds ard Martins
jean navia Stewart and May
Margaret wfll remsin for = lanK
r. visit
TROY Thompson 81 CulImzn
Ala wat . recent guest n Van
ciesps friends
Mrs LAalA p HAmeav. wno
spens iks #HssT wgth be- older
daughter. Ms 4 l. Eotwrtt uall
Kpef4d tire summer with another
daughter Mira c p DAVIS
RAYMOND Far Cobb al Moss
Moss Point was a wees END
guest m TIE hoinr AZ mrs grand
parents Nj and Mrs DfF den
Walker
President ard Mrs A J. MaY
81 pefkinstnn Junior Coiieae wefe
recent visitors r. VaneIsave
c n Ramsay was caiied n
PascaEoula Monday tor furs.
DUTY
Leo Byrd Of PascaRouia vas
out Fridhs shaking hands win
ms many friends
jerome Lipkcosuh efho has been
here on 3 weeks visit e. the
Dryden Walker family. returned
home Saturday
The names OF FrHnk spann.
Clinton Gates and Walter Powell
Roberts wefe Inadvertently onii
ted from the last 81 those com
ing oltt from MoNs Point fnH the
commencement exercises Clinton
and Walter Powell wer mem
bert If tht Vancieave class be
fore gong fo Moss Point e.
school They and Mr Spann
came with Z A Khavai who de
hvered the principal address
Miss Jessie Niven. VINO taught
English ard commercial branches
IN Nancleave during the pasi
session mas accepted : position
Ia Louisians for the next year
Aft& ANA LcatbexburN and
her little aaughter. Lillian VINO
have been mere on : visit 10 HRS
LeatherbuFy& mother. Mrs /
l. Roberts eft SATURDAY, for her
home IL Lseombe La She was
accompanied home by Mrs ! &
Lestherbury Of PaScsgouls Miss
Desiree Roberts Mrs Clifton
Misses Susie ans Fannie
Of Vancleave AL Of
the party remained ~ Laccmbe
Saturday exesp; tire MIsses
VINO went or t. Gov
for E short visit wifh fheu
Mrs 7 A Vaughan -
Mrs FURRY. Misses Roberts and
returned home Sunday
afternoon but Mrs J G. Leather
bury remained for 3 weeks visit
MF and Mns Z s steelman
and family u Ocean Springs
csms out Sunday 10 enjoy e pic
nie dinner with Nit ard Nrs
{ 5 DAVIS and ~ and Mrs
Richard Steelmsn Richard left
Monday for HaftiesburE where
he vii BE tnductec into the
army
Clifton FURRY left lasi week
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21
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defi0rd hss been abed Is months,
unable r. walk because Of rheu
mausH To help cut he scraps
old rsdlos and turns the disable
metal over 70 the scrap drive
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21

Cubs has une 81 the oides,
u~nipeFRities in thr Americas
founded IN iT28
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-21

dressed r. summer eVeIelng dress
e and the Boys went into the
gymnasium for ihe snnuai dance
estpans = Ersy moss were used
for decorations over the dance
hall and r. ire ante room where
tables had beer SCI w for those
who DID not care e. dance I've
masked figures in gypsy dHes.
were present IL tel fortunes
Members 81 the school boaHd
and the husbands and wives a
the members q the faculty con.
pFised the guest list
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-04-22

Local servicemen are hcme on fur
Tough this week from as widely sep
arated points at Brazil, Yukon Ter
ritory and Hawaii.
They, and others from seven states,
have autographed the Servicemen's
Register at the Ely News Store.
Staff Sgt. Tauno E. Maxi, army air
corps ground crew chief at an Ameri-
can ferry base in Brazil, is visiting
here before going to California where
he will begin training at cade. pilot.
Sergeant Maxi, who resides in Winton,
was assigned to pilot training after
successfully passing tests given at the
Brazilian base.
staff Sgt. Jacob NJ. Musich has just
returned from six months service in
Hawaii on a cadre. He will leave on
Easter Monday for San Luis Obispo,
Calf. where he will train newly in
Quoted men.
Pfc. Leonard Zupancich is home on
Through for Is days from White
Horse. Yukon Territory. in northwest
ern Canada, where he has been sta