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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-11
Megehee Asks
Re Election AS
County Supi.

A ? MeEese County super
mgeuieut 81 Education n TINS
eeka Cafonee Star and Al
vertiasf announces Is : candidate
fof Re election q ths important
office which ne has held with
eminent satisfaction for me past
~ HeaE snn during winch ume
ear eoslnsx public ahasls have
made much ptogfssz he con
aacted tf4e Abuais ts aa
through the mta a deuruaaion
ana sasa = prosperity ana has
pat tire eaanh educational stand
arn au . par with the larger and
more wealthy eas1lntles he dces
not claim Ihls advancement a.
ats effort alaue. but be- has had
the hearty cooperation IF the
ieacbeHs ~ every uaaef taking
During the pas ihfes years
especially Mr. hleeeaes has tried
'0 operate the Schools 10 meet
the emergency eaused by wal
conditions and has saeceeded al
mirabiy He and as corps Of
teachers have gwen lafalss of
their tn1e sna efioff Ia asslsi is
conducting tie xaflous reelstra
toms lot the draft ratisuing and
MANY other patfoue movements
uch Is bond safe salvage drives
md the activities IT Civilian de-
Tense
Ia lesa Ar Mcaehee Startea
the vocational training fog snip
ard aufkesa - TIE Walker ship
ara ailh p young men lram az
parts 81 The e8aaty VIII Cos
esnusenl aaeh5ne ana public sup
port thH aaaiI beginning grew
anN the eaainEf bsHafa 81 suip
as taeusa tae FaIf Grounds
afeF a. the educational deparI-
aaen1 ~ training purpose and
81 date i has trained HUNDREDS
& Young men and WOMEN & be
lCaafuaed en- paee q
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-11
Rotary Club
Hears Fine Talk
Bill COlmer

Faseaeoua HaaHans had the
plsasase o. "Wednesday 81 hssg
sng s hat paeleal ak rosu
eaf EaEaeafHan Is ~
bill Ea4ae MH aa AWOi.
icx tasas aaa lfau rms sifeuu
Gas suite IL He uafsHa e8plial
ne lax ae ues on
80 HaasHa# ass &c. 1.
ire Eun = ~ aH sH1 Flks
aaw ina Hfafe c3n
un4aaee - ta aaH effort fn ulir
sfeaf HHAH1a ta#HaaH ma
seraaz Hte Ii nlf hazard
. prediction 81 a te s
Wa eHa lua
va uoz - b aH ae ua
naa aez8 s Il aa ri ~
q tie eaeaaasea na atE
other GaHEfsHea aU tU f
- fha Hsaae aa ~ He ~
isetiaE asaI eaaea s. fus
Deth aaaa - Gau8 e. as
- reserved al1h ghe ea s5.
leHiaaa ~ his hearers aBa e
mt Aaaa aanaaase Nnen mad
hnssssea b. Is 5 mea 1.
tax pasaHaaa Rotary e.4 aa.
seeeIead 3 eaa aaaa feogl oil.
IS naanaaF
There N Mue aod uagule1
caa u re aneh Ataaiar
9ssae members eaautnR llr
inaeHa Nsse maafsaaeg8ft s.aet
lne IzdHa HzanlzatioEa laa
ceased serving + am bralEa'
eaE fHal three - ls g aalza
tloFs aeze willing - aasn ua-
aeztake serving - Rotary area.
ems 80 IL au e
s4la s motion aaz6se ffat I1.
matter - ~ = - Hea'
eHauaz1@ -
eeHezazE - that
fuHa ae q ~ le
b. aar fHsap #nIea $ pan
aass1 ~ - cue - ire 6eol'
camp - summer #aa
Nefe 4HeH 3 ass lae ans1unt
VISITING EaEazIans ezre Louis
Eaaa b. DaHaz aa#lfH ~ Moss
Falns making ~ Haeu afteul-
enc Hazazaan H4naleF had o.
- sazza klazz BALDWIN oi
- = + : aua acD1rmsn
= BIRMINGHAM
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-11

tendeni ef Sehass Tbomas +
Wells ~ tie mothers " the
bows
The q gFadaates Nefe dress
ec m fta traditional maf ean
and gowns ana thes eatenea ths
suait4fn4a = uae accompaniment
W a professional pa - - ahe
Faacseas Hiah aasaH bana u
H. b Gfeen pastm q re Eae
haptua ehufch gave tie mkaca
ton
SHlrley Zaegle ana Carl Meee
hee a. salalagaT6aH end saIsdaesa
nsn ueapesIeslg 9ase hnaef
talks ahach pHaeeaea ths mazn
aadress - d Hefhane ~ Tee
hume toak - 49, a Discover
le Amefea aad - uaaez -
cauntN from TIE aass 3hen =
a4s oEy q dream = ne mlaas
anc heara q fhs easIf SETTLERS
to thr present tine aHea - :
heritage .rem iae saaazs6sa =
lnA natan Is IS 8 HssaaaIaIa
u te present Eeaeazan4
Waite aiaaaaH 80 80 Haz
sere asaa RI faeas psa4aszen e.
cary out tne eaa eaEaz - Hee
and Whte TIE aaaIua4n aa
uliee o. lanz1H - - 49,
all
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-11

ManpOwer
Consumption
Federal Act To Stop
Turns Over Nay Be
Forced By Workers

The United States a rapidly
getting ups for . National ser.
rare acl under whteh workers
Nauio ~ assigned 10 eas sn1
wauid ~ unable 70 change e.
wa1
That is ihe oplnian u DT Bur
ton X Morley - Moaase area
director 90 the war msnpower
commission principal speaker -
use uscetinK 0f tire Moss Point
Rotary Club THURSDAY Nhe pro
pssasaed That lhs shortage q -
Dor will tend 10 become worse
rather thar better
Dr Morley todd Rotausns that
National gar maanposef eo5allis.
slon headquarters has warned
that b. the end Of TINS sesf
every other man under 81 ana
over ~ years 81 age vii - n
the armed servioez Tbe nsis
ret In actual service vii be tause
deferred because Of physical q
mental defects and tbose Nfa are
deferred because u essential oc-
capation IN is estimated that the
essential Industries in the eulan-
Try will be 80 the hands Of mol
more than 8 million arc : lsH
II vou think yea are laced
said prepare yourselves for j.
with . labor shortage nov he
W5u get worse Il Is essential
that manpower Dc spread - wIde-
Is a. possible and u wss N Ire
interest Of sppuFtioning w0rkms
sIaaf ths empioyee s~tabllixataa1
plan was adopf<a
Declaring THAT tfais plan - be
coming more effective Dr. Nor
res expressed the belief that The
most necessary action Is 10 con
vinee employ ess that they esnnul
DO as they please
Don't Know Thars Is . War
Scores ~ oar workers. many
IF them shipyara employees don't
know lhai this country Is q
aar he charged Sure. they We
tContinued on Page O.
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RiGgers Return To
Work Al ingalls,
After WoIkO ui

FuaassnN ths Mak east It 20
eeu ~ the laRals asssanr
6 Fst Tae#aae Sos SHAT
was aeatllf~sd 81 8 uaest
inN the wafkmen Mefe ha + an
fNe $50 at q NJ N~5neaaaF
AittasuFh no ostags 81 any De
u@H1s TIE FNeEa mav have
1aue se the management Nere
available Is Na auoeza1asd II
s purely 8 craft usatfsE aHa
thsi 81 dsIfeFemee hsa aea So
tfa satisfactorily fae ths
Kerr returned
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-11
BOsarge Is
Candidate
For Sheriff

j Ksfsee EeaaEae s native aud
AirlaHR resident - paseakuala
ihr week famaHle ANNOUNCES.
tfiat - &iiI b. ranAiuIate laa
she olilee - Sheriff ans Iax
CnliefW subject Is lla aetaoa
of ue vaien IN lIse august pr.
mafv
iu making rs announcements
h Ma has hsen II
a. raaaeaa al hIs Ials
@ tst teIf himself sell
aaa Suites
VI afl.se = eeslaa aad IA
fs aeugHs
deal ~
announcement lasa
Il THK VOTERS - JACK
slA COUNTY
CAREFUL rz1a aerafIan /
= aH.as fae e
lIH aaa Tx salIseIa q.
eoaa6s l. las
He eaIeHs - So Usn
lsIasas = aea AaK
s. ieta
aaE4ea aHa IL w -
4eBt ~ FaesFa aa a
~ q aae u 80 s gaa
great - a
& aass aH easaa - f m
4nd osaaF haaa uaaHe taa
tl0e asse Hs aaa H a
alea friends
lans 5lI.s a4a ~ i 81
te duties e aha important -
Gle aaa aaa aaz diligently b
taat essaea 80
4ea g. 49, w
..-4-e uas 1ass azaH - lHrs
ta 1a SO aaU HaaHaaH asalI
E i me = - i
t voters before -
r me asaHfHs Haae#a akH
,Ea means 4 aIaz 49, sas
ord Hf4ene#
respectfully Naa
KARlGE EoSsRGE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-11
SeIective Service
Transfers Sought
For PhYsicuIs

seven men who have been
transferred from other Seiecilve
Service Hearas a. the local board
have sallea e. report for . phvsi-
al examination after orders have
vn issued e. 1taem board off
eai announced Thursday They
ue NatftlaW pterce Jackson
lawrence Joseph Sanchez Jos
IN Allen Cumhssi Allen Hison
l4sbhs William Howard Law
fence. William JunsA Nelson Jr
md Curtis Raymond Alien eli
white
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-11
Lum Oliver
Announces For
Representative

IL tins lssae 90 thf Cafrnme
Star aud ADVERTISE apTs taa
anguatlHe enseut 81 W T. #LumI
Oliver ~ ENeAtswps ss 8 and
aats fer Represeni5ilve fTofa
Jackson County n th sower
taass u me Mississippi Legisla
ulfs subject a. the acfiaa II tn
voters m the Democratic Pa
mary elessiiofs 10 b. b. q Ia Au
Easg
VI Oliver Is 3 native and life
lsstF resident " jackson Ca4ansx
for SIN wears prior 90 February
lN$z ~ was foreman 81 bfHies
construction ard mslnieuanee for
the ceuniv SINCE whsCh cafe ae
has aeeu q foreman h. the Moss
Point shipyard DONG waf pork
Hss statement follows
To the Voters % jackson
Cnslnty
II announcing my canafdaeY Tot
representative take tins meth
81 IF saving that J arm a native
u jackson County and nave lived
a. Escalawpa an my life II has
iaaen mF desire Coz q ionR tiGua
h. represent my couniv Ia tire -
stature and n fhr voters ses
fl e. eisct Hie 81 will satisfy Al
ambition thar J have tad fof
many vesrs N ara elected | wtl.
o. everything ben ms power ~
enact me following laws 4
school teachem retirement Law
aue hlgtef SALARIES lor the teach
! an m favor ~ and All work
iaf the granting oi fifteen de-
lars s utuuih old are comgAsnsa
Tam Wbeh would Dr. matched ~
me sedeFai government ~ 3 sAns
lar AM thus paving the ata
uaistg dollars . month
@lH favor Labor Co8upen
safaa ae ahfch 9lN pFatecg ths
Same tlat wla aiao tFs e. =
enpfe and roe euplotse ~ ths
sure state a8 ior county aga
municipal eNned hospitals
4 eelesl 8iil ~ % jackson
aeu Tie ieEslsfuue e1nxen
and all stas tuene 80 ms pssst -
aae Throughout tbe session and
VII uat hald ans 0ther position
SIS .eEs allure Is IN session
! NHH s. T. consider every Hsaas
aHs mteiIlEeut.y and Nln xafe
feF e against cvcgV mrasuee
trying - "a times O. woFk fez
fs ef interest af the people
Dee g. gasoline rai4onlnK ana
rs position m q defense plant
afe .eH trat IS IS my patri
atH aaH m my uau sen ana g.
as iHIaaa ea8utffmen tn uhs
aad taH1 oversees e. d. All
gaH g. si prodactiau - aas
aHHaaeut unul tae war Is axef
sHs Fstofs H Oars e wii - IN
ae 3 uae 90 naske q
e haaa canvass HI !
sd ~ e. sy B many IS ps
aua 81 uae 4 TAI - ~ I
eIF solicit y14f rote aue
sHlIaeaes Ia the clnlluE steetsau
hactiailg
" q Lanl OLIVER
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-11
Emanuel To Be
Candidate
For Constable

Charles Emanuel Pascagoula
police officer th1s week formal
u announced has candidacy for
Cen table 81 the Third Dsstuct.
sal eel Ia the action of the voters
n TIE August primary
h making ms announcement
n Emanuel SAID thst u VIII b.
as aa#ef # elected "a gaithfullH
faiaa fas Mlkslssippi Code In
- turning the duties 81 the Of
fee znd ~ addition to sex o. i,
~ mfaes children are kept olt
- Questionable pfsces m the dts
Uet IS 3 means of couiuoliing
faseaile delinquency
NJ Emantsel has been & CITY
p officer since 1850 and
stse that ms nucogd during lhat
tase upen for examination al
Cts HalI
IL formal announcement fal
+ sAa VOTERS ~ District Three
an aff4eef aud mot q poli
tea Hs statement wlH noi
h - blaaegY words and
aaaHaE promise
ppl Code requires
III 0a8aaaae keep snd pre-
fHe nace miihlu has county
fatHsaIIs I'D ard aSslsi 10 exc
catnf the criminal laws and
60 Inclination - some Justice
q - ~ other proper Off
So - 3 Hssfs ans unlawful AS
and - every violatson
- as penal aas Nhlch may
~ Know edge in ans
HaH aHaaeef Tu execute
aEa HHn ~ presses ctpi' ard
I~aNfally directed a.
I'm elaa 81 the Code
@ a5ataan IS my plat
torn
dassHa delinquency 10 mss
aa5 amazing e. Is in she
= constable 10 - II
afse H reuiedyt mg 3
aHea re right think
- nE estInens ~ the
found almost oat nf
Tie answer Is keep
minor age uug ~
H and 81 Qaestouable
aaIEaau e. ihe duties
aansaae thls s nav
- To losak
aen and k~eu
aHaaaaneg
na.ef oabeerx fn
ar cas- r.r
~ -
In Constable
#HAHLEs EMANUEL
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-11
Second Inspection
OF Tent Trailer
Comps Is Started

hFfre tflH 81 ta ard taat
teflleneun n ue aaas
ares hat begun aerHraauE T. -
Henry b HuG asf.ns aifwtaf -
ifs lsckean Coaaff lle#llh -
nsffi1sni ard those aateh Rave
ne; nsi tsft esufiaFs requirements
~ faf them 10 tht fHsf fnaee
tas Wlll o. tuhiscf g. leaa4 So
tiuu
Although . detailed rapafi Is
u0t avsiL4hs ats b. tte fart THAT
ems f-elustartsou has aHlf begun
b. Wam snit indications are that
conditions have hssH greatly asa
ptavvt Nner warnings acre sent
a. registered mail g. tfstss gFap
eftv owuses 50 Nheae ground
wens rncampmenfs aHleb Nefe
mft up to sanitary requirements
nslnE Nufkod u attn TINS w
a8a usuu8 81 tne camps IS AT 81
sgection of the individual TENTS
Haitem and cabins Persons -
tpsmsibis tur cuudiiiuus which
auEcaf b waenaes 81 tiw healff
II uhs community all ~ NOT
lted personally II xfaateau88nRs
and required a. e0gfset them IN
ulesiate}y
Cy Bofeefa ana Cisle CopAsAa
~ ihs stats haaIih department
iu Jackson returned t. assist ]
AZ Eptug sanitary inspector st
the lxai health aff4ee M ire
talusfectiun
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Juvenile Delinquency Is Becoming
Major Problem In PascagOula Area

s INA sad 1negsass in shs
bNeee n
0th n az vsraas
tu1a eie nssfi aas
saHaa ffa4 fghsissg a.
Sc Juvenile delinquency
81 t ouls ares
ua ptup tlaua
ues IS fa pro
elra 81 hafails shli
e yeats aga m
FSs u efllassu ATE ~
fe a~ifsafiuv Nalse
s esaf 6 she twhlw.
Nes Ftaseul ut 9aess
Counts - x aatism itAa
u d THESE ws t#k
e u aatae l. Coz ban
@ tire Ms terln ~ Garuii
GlEt f = heaflna of itsef
ssas L. ane fns1aFue twu ~ ihs
u aae sua r. = euFuVcslun
Inc ~pfsaleFn las gFumn more
sN asge tran lei many eltses
aesa Mafn : staaIasn nsi8N 81
50 ksfa 3fsa eafsaas lafesgn
elements 4~seaFaseng e Mss auln
AT alsHax3a - sfs Wlaes De
paFuasnt als aaglns tfe past
ea eeks TIE nlaszlaea u sa tiD
latafa committed ~ ehilsagsu
4asisz Il have increased alarm
as
r SD daal 81 tn tf0unle can
- u4eea g. fY 10 afal slightly
o.le Haee sft slsess iasnte
@ euM b. uaa 81 take
eb IL N tKam MN 0uine
Declared TH sfr alifAeAllt co
asfs1a rs lEH have 5 mau t
age 3 nsn pay hui b aN ming
afaa &c 5silasHf afale sasen
circumstance alflaeult Alang
- sf bars e~ee0rtasg b. u@f
eAff Gafltn u TIE paliue a
mr1a3ai aaxe es A
n
- - tfef fsHssH n agu 80
staHm tfes ere Aashie - gss
sAfss agus Nlth tnsg tatheg
= ne Aase 81 mpgtnegn
xlsE nsaf 81 Mfua as en
faiMd IS s aasaemaihe 9 aunt
ma have uot Aaa ~cnu8enaSi
w1eW H ta ehlA
H4a Bic Waas
AfEa Muaf has often been 400
gsN sapFs r IL ffss ttasgse the
1sy sa4tisuif gsfaas hmtaall uui
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-11
More Meat For
The Home Is
Plea OF Citizens

Maintaining that steps should
n taken 10 more equally alstr-
bate the meat supply between
eatine establishments ard TIE
private home. the price panel u
the War Price and HationIng
Board and members q the cit
Gems auxiliary committee met a.
tfe rattoning board hea1auaf.
tiers ~ PsscaEOals Tuesday
Pointing out that persons Eha
ear afford &C. eat IN 3 neAla4rsu
cau b. assured * an ahand4nce
u meat bat that the average cit
gen must g. fUs as much Is Neeko
without meat persons attending
ths meeting appealed e. l. a
Hunge who was sent from TIE
fec office "A Galfp9n to inves
tgate ue ceiling priee situation
n the PsscaEnula area q suggest
soue rentedy
AlthoNgh the meeting IS oae *
3 series called for the purpose Of
enforcing ceiling prices "a ~
food - controlled ~ OPA ne
wUoiem qulckly resolved znfo
that ~ . scarcity 4 maaH o
which 70 impose ceiling Nee4
~ kunge Recognized tie pro
pensafy 81 q person slo seldom
@ q casnoe 90 purchase meat -
bus d and a. kfhe pFaea later
he@eveF BE- explained taal +
ta& step H unCe taken TIE pglesz
wlN rise shove tha pocket ssqAx
u Tie majority and the situation
sfH - more lupe
4 packing copang IA Ta~a
Hiss has appuoache9 tha offzeIza
alth TIE suggestion thai aIfa :
sght lifting ~ ue ceiling pzaez
they coa1 possibly faIa4zh
certain suoanf ~ meat = rs
TIE naanaI packing
~ have promised - aaa -
umatsy 1850 pounds ;
Hek Pr aedrunr g. what s nov
e1g nto me cifs ard : 80
nauonal cuucern haa uHazu
ao0at 3999 pounds 3 Nsk
= . becoming evident taaf aAH
term meat does ia ~
g include Uef ~ 81
q q1aIa comprises entirely
q lrach meat ham pk arb
m4rten Ine majority e ua
bel supply % me oeautg 5
- - re arElea 11rza
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N. C.. Everett
Candidate For


g. puF announcement eaEafln
thh wreck atil m found ias usEsss
IS = G Everett - . esaa tate
fof Representative tn TIE lnWef
noaln 81 the hlts6zslap5 LAgaia
ture subject g. tive @IH II the
esstsss of the county ~ expresses
ln the Demoefasie = uags FlsE
toms { e. b. hsa n August
Mr Evegsgt = well qualified
a. represent tne eotlusv 20 gar
sw making bAty . n ms col
ese DAYS ht ulaas q silfdf ST
Economies aua Government aasi
fs ilse psst ~ wears has been q
TEACHER in tire Schools - the
state be knows thf neeas s.
uuf ppie and @ platform
that should sppsl - al eliIzeus
Wiso have ihe Melaafe - tie
county al heart H Is E gentle
man and d scholar e ~
laws ihat Will eafk lbe nss
good Tor ths greater aulnt #
muple. and i sleetsd all a
ms best efforts a. have sllsb sNs
enacted "A native - Mississippi
and q life lunR resident - heaat
m tire state ara III dsekaH
cosluty and m mans Treasure
where has heart ~ Ese
1T wiil eniea4uF. + essea =
guard that Treasure tte eassate
aash BE- saYs S oas It lae great
l csa4nte % toe eoant
Sis perasual statement follows
no THE VOTERS - JACK
son COUNTY
ln announcing my eanaaaex
Representative ffasn Jze
County m ihe state legislature +
u Hiir lhe toll realization q
rcspnsihlllit fat 4esaixe
~ us person vha represents
l4liy efsat eeanN Ake
in is state 8lus
4r native
having 1sen re4f4d on . farm afta
aird n tH panar s
state 2 attended
arru College Neze made
studs Sc Economics 49,
amrr After Ia4asasak
. entered tfe WahasK
su au = ufaE
u mf leilaa aea
int Pt - sr w
u c.an afH fe
a f state
w slsnHHl IaH 81 w
en- slHr,e -
Hs t #H
clzea aH Hzs -
aau eaIn 80
1ltsr " tf esH
tre t1at Hs
rnmenaI aisaa aHa
da9ns taa aaafF 81
d ate h thH aszHl
reir myself go t.
nF
rr-t-d aaH sasa =
srf f1e asH HzaH = e.
people H a
IL1alau - rass
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-11
DRINKING is WINTERS ssow

eaa Coin ciw pzau
a.eIHE the aaa
zHHH tHs s4N ear sympataise
80 taf aa1Eu Ar Randall
y eaml to the Top 81 II
8aala sara s7ose. the Maun
# - 80 l. tHs mountain lnta
aa
HrcEaN
- a tas enIy aaak
slCf t9r TIE De
#- 90 the ua
- zae
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-11
Author OF Anthony
Adverse Visitor To
P~oscogoulo Tuesday

hegvey AlIeu autha4 q An
ihony Adverse Ras ; visitor to
rssc4Eoula Tuesday. having &C
conpanled D. Burton f Morley
from Mobile "a attend the session
81 the War Maupaeef Comma
sion here that aaY Mr Alien IS
on the national board II eaanee
ton Wlth @haf ne vaguely termed
publicity when asked hs ssa
ius Dr Morley area director
Tor THE national bard
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-11

QuIpA
af leegeH 81
1u1Q11 Nere
- ancient Inra
SO tnraaan :
- = 81 INMATES
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-11

- sssfY aaHaf $3.50 ~
go Hecssssaa q Zee ne ~
ksaz8 F4szaa s. =
IL tAa 80 msza > sssax Haz
sesl = Ea2z - aaz -
Haeaas - a. azEaaa lfsaa
as > 80 sszfszH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-11

The caFlbau aeef Is tie only
aniered iemai esAeeF IN North
Amenca
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-11

HaMalHHH
NARlGE H0ARGE
Evening star., 1943-08-01

~ oLoNEL RABBIT goes to war.
Mrs. Bunting goes along and
~ is taking the family. Uncle
Sam has ordered the rabbit out OF
the hat and to the production line
"a natural for the rabbit.
Rabbits new job is to help sup
plement the nations diminishing
meat supply. Pelts will pinch-hit
in the fur and felt shortage. Thou
sands of pink-of-health rabbits go
to the government laboratories to
give of their blood twice monthly
for use in serum manufacture.
Tastes Like Chicken
IT IS hutch-raised domestic rabbit
that is called to the colors. Cousins
cottontail and the red-meated jack
of the western plains are exempted
from this draft. Their meat is dark
with a gamey favor entirely differ
ent from backyard beasties of white,
fine-textured flesh. Hand-raised bun
nies give meat sweet-eating as
chickens breast. A meat that tastes
like chicken, too, and may be cooked
in all the ways that chicken is
cooked. In food value, rabbit
classes with poultry and other
lean table meats as protein
muscle and body-builder.
We take our rabbit-eating tip
from the war zones of Europe where
regiments of rabbits advance daily
to the table. This year England has
a quarter million producing does.
Germany, it is estimated, has be-
tween Is to 20 million. In Italy every
householder is required to keep at
least one doe for production of
meat. On the Continent rabbit has
long been considered an important
meat source. Rabbits were domesti-
Gated in China about the time OF
Confucius. At least he listed rabbits
in his writings among other animals
Evening star., 1943-08-01
Raise them or buy
them for tasty
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worthy to be sacrificed to the gods.
Here, even before the war, domes-
tic rabbit-raising was becoming
something of an industry, produc-
ton totaling seven to nine million
pounds of meat annually. This year
the government hopes to see the
figure increased to IL million pounds
- rabbit in every corner meat mar
ket.
Rabbits can be raised in every
Evening star., 1943-08-01
Does he leave you a Breakfast Widow

down to a breakfast that includes
Wheaties. Fun to eat, nourishine.
And Wheaties are ready to serve.
Free!New "Menuand Shopping Guide"
for point rationing. Handy reference list
of ratoned foods with space for point
values Space for menus. Grocery check
lists To get your pad, mail postcard to-
dav to General Mills, Inc, Dept 1856,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Evening star., 1943-08-01
RABBITS UNRATI0NED

state, in every climate. But produc-
ton heretofore has been centered
on the West Coast where rabbit and
chicken share menu honors. There
a single rabbitry may keep thou
sands of animals to produce year
around meat for markets and the
hotel-restaurant trade. The city of
Los Angeles alone consumed over
two million dressed rabbits last year.
Six Pounds u Week
BACKYARD rabbitries are the pres
ent need. Three does, one buck, a
few snug hutches along one side of
the garage and you can manufac-
ture table meat to the tune of six
pounds week and at an initial cost
of less than 500.
Hutches can be home-constructed,
Evening star., 1943-08-01

no YOU sit at the table, breakfast
Dwidow while on a work bound
trolley, Mr.. Husband d,gests the morning
paper instead of the food he should have
had before he dashed off for work?
Better take action. For shouldn't
a busy gent start out the day with
some nourishment under his belt?
What to do? Use your womanly wiles.
Inveigle him to the table with food he'll
be gaga over Food that will be quick to
eat Include big bowl of Wheaties -
crunchy, cheerful-looking fakes of good
whole wheat With nut-sweet flavor
men seem to have weakness for.
Easy to eat. And good for that man OF
yours. A true whole grain" cereal,
Wheaties provide all of whole wheat's
known important nourishment: "B" vita
minis, the mineral iron, abundant food
energy. Good proteins, too.
Want to keep your man with you
at breakfast Want to help him avoid
mid-mornine slump7 Try sitting him
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-10-07
Our Week Days Named
After Sun, Moon, Gods

The names of the days of the
week are all of Anglo-Saxon orr
gin, as the following shows:
Sunday is derived from the An
glo-Saxon "sunnandaeg," day of
the sun, the first day of the week
having been dedicated to the sun
by the pagans; Monday, from
"monandaeg," day of the moon;
Tuesday, "tiwesdaeg," from
"Tiw," the god of war; Wednes-
day, "wodnesdaeg," from Odin,
the god of storms; Thursday,
"thunresdaeg," day of Thor, the
god of thunder; Friday, ''frige-
daeg," day of Freya, goddess of
marriage; Saturday, "saterdaeg,"
the equivalent of the Latin ''Dies
Saturnus," day of Saturn, the god
of time.