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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10

Personals

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SIR CLAYTON 0u tt4E tflp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10
Lynda Katherine Is
Nome Given To
Baby Daughter

Lynda Katherine IS The name
dat the Reverend and Mrs Mum
IS 4 DAVIS Of Moss Point have
gwen r. tine daughter who wsa
barn - them a. ile jackson
County hospital August - 1915
The newcomers brothers II
Monte a Davis Jr.. and Cadet
dorm Davis nave aTTsa m
Aaf acquaintance as they were
nome ifaw their posts when sine
arrived
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4a14.

Payroll savinaa Is
auf greatest single
Iaetsf ~ protesting
ourselves against IN
naiion
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10
Tel your
r~ationing board
O Are cutting
~puIpwOOd'
sass Prentiss Brown,
Aanfasuasr ~ ono of
F4et AAa4ta6aa

luLPwooD cutting has reeently
hsou lsted as an essential occupa-
ton and those Engaged IN Il should
nov include such activities m con-.
neciion with any application lor
supplementary gasoline, tire. o.
automotive Fations.
IF YOU are using gasoline.
powered equipment n having.
drawing or trucking puIpwood and
Il : absolutely necessary for you
to have an additional allow ance.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10

Minnesota contains more than
1000 lakes
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10

h. hn present Sunday and at ah
fhf following SERVICES
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10

Won should report the fact to your
local rstioning board, giving fun
information as 10 the number Of
cords 10 be cut and the distance
II must be trucked.
Ceiling prices for pulpvOod
have been set by tins Office and are
available upon application to your
nearest OPA District Office. There
i no present intention Of revising
these prces.T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Miscellaneous for Sale

FOR SALE complete set 81 aircraft and
automobile mechanics hand tools Best
nAalltN Private owner. Dearborn 2n0s
RUBBER sponges 20 clean wallpaper, I5c.
Step ladder HOOK 993a Mack
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War Work Wanted
Plants Equipped 10
Accept SHb-COnfrGcfs


BOXES crates shipping containers Est
mates Locke LunDer Company, 1901
East Nile PIrgree 1850.
CAPITOL TOOL COMPANY
T0OlS-uIEs-- EI%TUREs- -GAGEs
sn2o MACK PLAZA 1922
HAND SCREW machines shspers fr'll
presses milling machines, !sthes. Trim
OPEN CAPACITY. Miurg Turning
ctt+et tt-fi
rArfs SioCum $3.50
SANDBLAST sand. nczzles hose. equip
men' and service PLAZA 2l09. Nolver-
ire Foundry supply COMPANY.
SHIPPING boxes and crates all sizes
available. prompt deliveries
INTERSTATE ASPHALT A. LrMBFR co.
Mound At l0Mhe Rd 81. slsi
TOOL LATHE WORK
wanted Fer 1S' ~ st1es. Acme Roll Co.,
Z-'- Fast far0c0. Meirose 2323
CONSULT he ENLARGED Rsal Estate 'lst
mss p me h.c sunday Times Want Al
Section
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Where to Dine
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

TAT AT SHORES
1900 West Warren. near Schsefsr
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BEAUTIFUL rug snd upholstered f,ir-
r'turc cleaning renovating, guaranteed
insured. eXiZ g. 20 cash and carry 81 So
Garfield RGr and furniture Cleaners. 5435
fireman Tyler s-fboS
DONESTl RUG cleaning guaranteed
workmanship. insured 9xi2, 50 SO. 1000
Joseph Campau. HoEarth o2l6
SOUTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning 1918
C0'incwood - Rugs cleaned. insured
Telephone Hocar'h $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
MADAME EMBER, ADVISOR

sios p JEFFERSON FITzRoY sees
MADAME MARIE Renowned resder FOR
merry Budapest Cafe. $50 Cary. Vine
wooG 2-s51a
MARTHA POELKE. advisor with aoun-
can't experience appointments. 2qs0 81.
Jean &Luay 4l2s.
MADAME -Astrologis' readings $50.
l5f5 West Garfield. Ring Apartment 4
MRS RAVE Astroioger 1897 Mitchell
tnear Harper. Phone PLAZA 1903.
Appointments.
PILES AND CROSIC DISEASES
Successful Office treatment while working
Doctor f}t Ssv-fte Rectal Clinic
BIS Second. near Palmer. Trinity l-72i2.
PLEASE Aneeuae COMMUNICATE WIN re
Rose Piet-as. Call WYaneotte 2725-W,
.nueciatei>
PROF Elton ADVISOR
CONSULTATIONS daily. lob TUESDAYS
fridays urt. 6. closed sundays. 3f1s
john S.
REVEREND MARY KHAN reader and
adv scr. Professor Khan. Hindoo astro!o-
gsr Appointments ony PLAZA 32Ua
REVEREND \HAzEL DAMRAI'-A Appoint
ments tAdpIts chlidreu.J l14l Ferry
PARK TRINITY 1872
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE - Church Of
Chrlst Appointment daily. 1850 West
Grand Boulevard Tyler s-7333
COLOEED- Macsm Sue. ADVISER one who
can solve your problems. business and
domestic Fesd ings. appointments ! 10
: 80 .. n Madison 1922
ines 70 the og sunday Times Want Al
.
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Situations Wanted-Femaie

BUNDLE VssDing bring u and carry a.
i---.-i----f.e- f-s42-
CURTAINS. neatly stretched. zoe pair
tts2 Brush, Apartment THo. Temple
2f5l
CURTAINS neatly stretched 4oc PAIR.
1888 Maple titzroy 6372.
EXP E,Rlf,AcEp -eelarse girl wishes see
ord maid JOB s'ss On place. prefer
Crosse Pointe Trinity 2742s
EXPERIENCED colored lscy wants DAYS
van Vashirg laundry. boarding house.
r tupls 5509
IA, work, IS ann csr'sre TEmps
EXPERIENCED co.9red girl wishes clssr,
- = : : = - L. E-iZtcE
EXPERIENCED colorc1 eirl wishes DAY
- = y 4l4 sie'- :--l- -.AA-
EXPERIENCED SoIosed f-i wishes DAY
Wr-s CsN Tempe 1852
EXPERIENCED coiored maid wants hotel
oprs TRINITY 2-et27-
FErF RlENCED coioted giFi wishes house
GIRL wants day NoCk. $3.50, carfsre.
Madison 67s3.
ftf-r- ttT-y Isl FRI doctor or dentist Of
te fitzrcy 4st6.
REtlkFtF cn.ore4 girl wishes ironing
s'Esdt. s. 30 and oarisrs. Ikln'ty
hN|h
WoNgN ri..A fur baker, store FIJI 0r
part tnwe Arst F4Hsrt1us Baker,
rot3a West CE..a40
YOUNG married woman, NJ care for
enid cats az r.Knts-.lSI own home
2fBze kesn suck nfar Michigan Dear
born zoos
CDLDRED Ftner.EScsd girl wsshlrg,
IRONING ClFsr;rs hospital Vorh, s.,
rsrfarc F.rnhursr 67Fs y
CCIDHFp nesufic Ar wishes jon IN neau'v
sGop percentage or SALARY owe $3.50
.CgfBRFp ctr WISHES DAY WORK s. and
,arlsre Madison 1888
COLOREp lsey and husband wish 3sn.tor
work TEmuie 1851
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DESPERATE


leading 10 NJ successfully renting q o.
Groom house Nth garage for family Of
three draft deferred. Phone Cadillac
4o77 eays
EXPERT advice on your personal prob'em
tf1IIr7'rri trt+frf t--ti- H.ii2arsfh Fem.
C9uGpsa, elve. Room 100. 10 "a : y
daHf SUNDAY 50
From ms date on vii not be fespon-
sInle FOR an debts contracted ~ my
W1ie Possbs. Bernard Wsihewicz. 1891
Thirty ,thiid
cali KLF%Z Recommended ny users
L.XEE,- Gail Eladdef Stomach Gas CAL.
stones. Prevents operations. Information
Townsend 7-i7f0
GET OUT or DEBT Credit Adjustment
Co. $50 Barlum Tower. Gu. s347
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER-s Fast,
Inexpensive Lifetime Guarantee, Doc
tors Rfferences. Flectrolysls Clinic.
HiNDT SYSTEM Readings Bosson, 2SSS
West Grand Boulevard upper Trinity
l-S655.
1, JttLF WICKER. viii NJ longer re re
sponSib'e for any depts that may bs IS
'abhsne6 ~ my vie, Evelyn V. Wicker,
from tGls dafe on
LADY or MYSTERY IT Radio Fame
private Readings. Phone Temple -05os.
App~ntments GaiN.
MADAME DELLA ADVISER and noted
reader lGTsnc-RWer) Appointments.
Tyler a-JcO-
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Pets and Poultry Supplies
Lumber, Building Materials

SMALL : 70 week-old pigs william,
270s0 Wich road Wayne 1903 .F-3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
Personals

A CERTIFIED READER Your problems
solved tDaNy sundays Florence La.
VALLEY. 1905 Larchment TYLER 1881
GIFTED READER and ADVISOR. 7th
Daughter ~ the TN Generation Read
ms SOC Mrs German Daily Sundays
GU-ql 9af1' SCharfer Road One block
from Plymouth and Chicago buses
A LIQUOR habit stopped az home secretly
. ttnrlG, 2tsi Nst Bark Bldg. RA. T2ss
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Store and Office Equipment

FREE kinohng wood {, picked up with
- s@,.E-ssE-ss. s rs,-aEs- P.-ss
1900 Huhbell.
kODAKS-Movle cameras: Will sell, buy
exchange. Acme Camera Co. SIT Shelby.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ffrts n art Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-10
StoUes and Heaters

Gas RANGEs-Crstsa. usrret. al makes
bsrrsi- Superior. isNsa orsna River.
Evening star., 1943-03-07

New! Exciting. Tussy Remember Ne"
smooth, transparent look! Does not con-
toin storeh, orris or other ingredients
generally suspected Of orousino oIleroies.
Choice Of shades to complement your
conp|exion-to Limited time only!
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Navy Airnan Gets DIE
Al Annapolis Ceremony
By the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, March 6.-Lt Henry
A. Romberg. o. S. N. was awarded
the distinguished Flying Cross today
for "heroism and extraordinary
achievement" as commanding ofIicer
of torpedo plane squadron during
action in the Solomon Islands last
August
The official citation stated that 1t
Romberg received the award for
'1eading his squadron in vigorous
and persistent bombing attacks
against Tulagi and Mokambo,
contributing greatly to the success
full reduction and capture of these
islands"
The award was made at the post
graduate school at the Naval Acad-
emy by Rear Admiral J. r. Beardall
superintendent.
1t. Romberg was born at Serb.
ner, Nebr He entered the Academy
in 1882 and was graduated in 1896
He specialized in naval aviation and
attended the school at Pensacola
Fla.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Maryland Sends Out
New Income Tex Forms

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS. March State In
come tax forms went out today to
some T5,00o persons in Maryland,
but there was little likelihood Of
any rush to I'LL them out.
The Legislature hasn't decided
what the rate for taxes on 1912 In
come will be, although Gov. O'Conor
has recommended that the levy be
reduced one-third. And the taxes
aren't due until April Is, after the
Legislature has adjourned.
The present tax is per cent on
earned income and per cent on
income from investments.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
SevenC Colleges Signed
For Army Program, Of
Specialized Trainiinq
500 Soldiers Will Study
Advanced Engineering
In Courses at v. V.P.I.

First contracts for participation
IN the new Army specialized train
ing program for enlisted men have
been signed with seven widely scat
tered colleges and universities, the
War Department announced last
night. Training will start at them
this month.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Blackstone, Va, where 500 soldiers
will be sent to study advanced en-
gineering subjects, Is the only COL
lege In this area listed.
Contracts are being negotiated
with four other institutions at
which training will start at the same
time.
Other institutions already con-
tracted are Purdue University, La
fayette, Ind; Rutgers University,
New Brunswick, N. u; West virginia
University. Morsantown. w. Va;
University Of Minnesota, Minneapo-
lis: Agricultural and Mechanical
College Of Texas, College Station,
and Oregon State College. Corval-s'
lis.
500 Trainees Begin.
With the exception OF Rutgers and
West VirHtf11 University. each III
stitution will start the program Win
500 soldier -trainees. Nlf9efs aNiH
have .2ga 1slk q West sania winl
At these institutions, the soldiers
will be given training in advanced
levels Of chemical, mechanical and
civil engineering. 'sA #
sDistTieb Maryland and Virginia
schoole neAnwhile were added togA
new III of institutions ..approytdr
yesterday for remedial and pre-
dental training.
Approval" in these cases, The
Joint Committee on Selection said.
means only that the armed services
may contract for the use OF facili-
ties II they prove acceptable.
Georgetown, George Washington,
Catholic and Howard Universities
in the District are on the list for
possible pre- medical training.
| Others include Johns Hopkins and
| the University OF Maryland Medical
School, both In Baltimore; the Medi-
cal College Of Richmond, Va. and
University Of Virginia.
Tests al, American u.
Selected for possible dental train
ing are Georgetown and Howard
Universities and Baltimore College
! Of Dental Surgery.
| For language study: Georgetown
University.
New selections for Army Basic
training in this area include Ran
dolph Macon College. Ashland, Va,
and Washington and Lee Univer-
sity. Lexington, Va
American University, approved for
contract consideration under the
Navy's Wiz program, will conduct
examinations for this area April
from 8 to II am. The screening
test, described as q very strict one
is open to high-school seniors who
will be graduated by July / and
who are between the ages of II
and 20 years.
| RegistrantS for the examination
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Free Press Included
In War 0bjectives,
President Declares
Letter Reod in Program
In Celebration Of Neoro
Newspaper Week
BY the Associated Press.

Os "-'c ASSVClhlcu TTeSS.
NEW. YORK. March 6.-President
Roosevelt. in letter today to the
Negro Newspaper Publishers AS
sociation OF America, celebrating
National Negro Newspaper Week,
said the observance has particular
significance this year" F
Freedom Of the press, the Presi-
dent said, was one Of the things
for which the Nation is fighting.
The Presidents letter was read
over the Columbia Broadcasting
Systems network today on q pro-
gram which ended the nth annual
Observance Of National Negro News
paper Week and the 10th ami
versary Of the American Negro
press.
The text Of the Presidents letter:
The observance Of National Negro
Newspaper Week has particular
significance this year, year that
has seen the fighting men OF the
United Nations battling shoulder
to shoulder to protect and guaran-
tee those freedoms that We in this
country took for granted. Freedom
'9f & 6 ths; q ;ssess Is net IL least Of these,
ma 81 & like the ret
pf the .AneT1 ~ sess has. always
ben ben iEfs ta TT hat IT thinks,
a free press has responsibilities
~ well as liberties. It must keen
pure the stream Of public informa-
tion, for this is the stream that
waters democracy And assures u
growth. The free press must fisht
'for the righk conscious always that
the greater good Is more important
than personal advancement or per-
sonal profit.
Il leave you with one further
word and promise: Democracy l. On
the march,"
Evening star., 1943-03-07

must also be citizens of the United
States, morally and physically quail
ifled: have q minimum uncorrected
visual acuity o. 1870 in each eye, be
single and give evidence by ap-
pearance and scholarship record OF
ofacer caliber.
Those who are accepted after the
test will continue their education
under Navy supervision.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Another Body Found
At Clipper Crash Scene
q, the Associated Pres.

B, the Associated Press.
LISBON, March Ga body identi-
fed as that of George Thomas Hart.
one of the "a victims of the crash Of
the Yankee Clipper here February
%, was recovered today from the
Tagus River.
alMr. Hart was among the 20 per-
rms missing since the big trans
Hthntic plane crashed in landing
4 "a the river after q flight from New
York with 80 passengers and crew
Npembers aboard. Three persons
were killed and . fourth died later
Evening star., 1943-03-07
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Domestic help b hard to find
but you may fnd It through =
want Adj n The Star.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Mckinney on Bridge

tionals and won that. He In not
only one of the country's out
standing players. but one Of the
most popular.
A short time ago I wrote q Sc
ries OF articles on hands from
Harry's little black book" Here
y one ne has in the book. taken
from the mixed pair event. Fish
bein East won the opening lead
and led a low spade. The king
fell to the ace. North continued
by leading the queen and nine Of
trumps and East was hack In with
the jack. Now the five clubs Wofs
run. East shedding two diamonds
and a heart. The ace of diamonds
put Fishbein IN TO lead a heart
for dummy TO ruff. Then a dia-
mond lead assured that his last
trump would make for the tenth
trick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Rival Basemen
Man and Wife

McCHORD FTELD-The first
basemen for two rival Washing
ton State baseball clubs are
now man and wife.
II all started last summer
when the All-Star Girls team
from Seattle invaded McChord
Field for game with the Air
Corps team.
Pretty Miss Virginia Heston.
first bssemsn for the visitors,
knocked Corporal Alfred Suggs
flat in close play at first base,
and now she's got him cold.
They talked things over after
the collision. and have been ever
since. for they were married not
so long ago.
Corporal Suggs is from Mount
Vernon, Texas. and Mrs. Suggs
called Seattle home. but nov
they are both at McChord Field.
Washington, where he is still
busy soldering for Uncle Sam.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Leo Penowich
Leads Field
Hos Series of 554
In League Event

Leo Penowich. anchor man for
the Druggists. led the bowlers Of
the Commercial league Thursday
night on the Coliseum alleys with
a 554 series, which included games
Of 165. 1se and 200.
The Commercials opened second
half play with the CANNES grab
bing the lead for the week by taxi
ing four points from Les c. Swan.
leadoff for the CANNES. had a $50
for the high series and Left Jensen
rolled 1s3 for high game.
Penowich's 554 series and a
nice SIS total BY Curly Miller
went for the Druggists hut
failed 10 suffice and the Drugs
dropped three point 10 the
Poplar quintet. Jake kanzler.
anchoring for the winners, had
three good games. 1s6, 1s2
and 176, for = 544 total.
Sam Coles southpswed 537
into the records for Roy's. shooting
1ss for the high game. Roy Pieten-
burg added $40 to the team total
and the Tavern boys held the first
half champion team. Palo's. to a
draw, each winning two points.
F. Gates rolled 491 and c. Tip
perry 4ss for Cafe to lead that
team In a 81 win over Shipfitters.
BROADWAY BEES BUZZ
John White and Tom Batter tied
for high single game honor in the
Broadway p league matches on the
Broadway alleys, each getting a
big 233 game.
Sherman Prsther rolled s54
for the high series. Starting
OFF with 2l1. he added III and
16e 10 account for the big
acore.
Results: Local I. No. l Recep-
ton Center o: Johnson Buddies 4.
No. Reception Center o, Boots
& Bombers /; Pacifics 4. Con-
tractors o; Towel Supply l. Drug
gists 3
Other high totals included:
Paul Dubois sos. Ed Sorensen
SIS. John White 5SS. Tom
Batter 5Ss, Frank kerth 52I.
Carl Kiiese SAL, Curly Wilson
500. and Fred Becker SIS.
The Boots. composed of Lyle
Smith. Carl Khese, Fred Becker.
Harris Miller and Curly Wilson.
rolled 1857 for the high team total
a the evening to win the weekly
cash prize for high score.
DON DOES WELL
Don Bryant shooting in the
heet Metal league on the Broad
way, rolled ia. 1913 and IT'S 10
check In with a SAT series, high
mark In the shipbuilders circuit.
Stainless won four from
Copper, Monel won four from
Tin. Aluminium won four from
Brass. and Zinc took four
from steel.
Lois Dayton led the scoring in
the Shipyard Ladies league, roll
ing las for high game and se4
for high total.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Lincoln Wins
Over Raiders
Take First League
Come of New Year

Lincoln's Abes won their first
1913 Cross-Stste league game
Thursday night by stepping over
Bellinghams Red Raiders. A. to
81. in the Abe gym. A packed
house saw the battle.
BeIlingham. BY the way.
STAYS In Tacoma this Friday
night for contest with Coach
v. &. Lowman's Tigers. The
varsity gam will begin at 3,
the preliminary at !.
Ed Huntington. Abe guard. was
the standout Thursday night
against the Raiders. He notehed
himself Is points. making long
baskets that goggled the eyes OF
the opposition and had the Abe
rooters reaching the high notes.
Grabbing the rebounds for scores
is where the Lincolnites stood out,
as a whole.
Gene Sivertson also played a top
flight game for the victors. while
Chuck Hilton, a Bellingham sub
guard. carried away scoring hon
ors against the field, piling up IA.
Beliingham took a 4-aIl lead
soon after the start, but Lin
coin began turning on the heat
and at the first quarter edged
the visitors, Is to 8. At the
intermission u was 21-15 and
at the end of the third, 1924.
The Abe Sophs won over Bell.
armine Sophs. 81 To IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-09
Situation Is
None Too Good
Monpower Rule
Affects Players

SAN FRANCISCO War Man
power Chief Paul Y. MoNutts
statement that baseball PLAYERS
are not essential "a the var effort
may mean dropping Of the regular
Pacific Coast league schedule this
season in favor 81 week end
doubleheaders. Charles Graham.
owner Of the san Francisco Seals
said today.
Coast baseball wiI1 not ~
able To operate SiN daNs
week because PLAYERS In war
work viii he asked 10 STAY on
their Jobs" Graham said.
McNutt probably Is preparing
owners for such ruling, the
Seals owner added
Without the men now en-
gagged in war jobs, our club
couldn't operate this season he
said. An but two Of our players
are working in shipyards and
other war industries.
Il don't see how an able
bodied man engaged In war
work could quit that work for
baseball. I think the players
should he frozen to their
jobs"
An arrangement could be work.
ed out for Saturday and Sunday
games. Graham said.
We are making plans to do
this and We will be ready to do it,
if and when they let US know tho
final score for this season"