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Evening star., 1943-05-12
Emily Post Says

Dear Mrs. Post: When a brides
book is given at shower from one
OF the guests, is it the thing for
the bride-to-be to pass the book
around and have each one write
something in the book? And
what sort of thing is written, or
is just the name sufficient? And
how Is the name written-with title
or without? For example: Mary J.
Smith or Mrs. John Smith?
AnsWer-If there is something one
wants to say, or if one is clever
at writing jingles, one does so.
Otherwise a name is sufficient. In
the book of a friend or In the house
register of an acquaintance, sign
name Mary Jane Smith. Only in
a public register should a name be
signed Mrs.
Dear Mrs. Post: Is it still correct
for teen-age boys to raise their hats
to girls they meet on the street?
Both my son and daughter say it
went out of style in the 2Os and
laugh at the idea and think it looks
silly at their age. They even think
it unnecessary for a young boy to
raise his hat to an older lady.
AnsWer-A salute might do for a
girl, of the sort that a man makes
to man friend. Not to take off
his hat to lady or at least make
the touching-his-hat gesture labels
him an unmannered cub whose
parents have been too ignorant to
teach him how to behave. And he'd
have to be pretty "ornery" to be
willing to let people think this!
Evening star., 1943-05-12

Each Monday and Thursday this
space is devoted to an exchange of
ideas, recipes. housekeeping short
cuts and suggestions between the
housewives in Washington and vi
cinity. Please send your contribu-
tions or requests to Readers Clear
ing House, the Woman's Page, The
Evening Star"
The views expressed in this open
forum" are not necessarily those of
The Star, but are simply an ex-
change of opinions between readers
of the Woman's Page.
X X
KAPOC PILLOWS.
(Requested BY Mrs. A. B.,
Washington
AS kapoc pillows are now unob-
tainable I am wondering If through
the medium of your column some
one could tell me how to freshen or
launder the ones 1 now have? The
kapoc seems to have gone almost
to a powder. A member of the
family is allergic to feathers, ETC.,
Evening star., 1943-05-12

stay in pan until cold. Baking time
! hour
I think the Clearing House" ad-
dition the grandest thing that could
be added to the Woman's Page.
X
LENTTL SOUP.
Anonymous Request From
Boyds, Md)
Will you please publish a recipe
for lentil soup and any other ways
you might know to prepare lentils?
Also a recipe for chocolate cookies,
the dough to be rolled and cut out
with cookie cutter.
X X X X
PICKLED FRESH HERRING.
REQUESTED by Mrs. c. P. w,
Washington.)
Could you please give recipe in
The Star for picked fresh herring
as the Jewish people prepare it?
Thank you.
SAUERKRAUT.
(Th1nks to Mrs. r., Washington
Shred cabbage, place in new quart
jars, pack tightly. Add boiling
water-A to u cup approximately
to each jar. Also tablespoon salt
Put lid on and set away. Every
day tighten lid until it will not
tighten any further. When it will
not tighten it is sign working" is
finished. Takes four or five weeks.
In canning prepare foods the sim
plest way. Carrots sliced long way
beans whole to save preparation
time. May be sliced again when
removed from jars for cooking.
X X X \
Editors sNote-Attention, E. B.,
Washington, and Mrs. M. L. D.,
Rockville: We haze forwarded
your letters concerning sharing
pressure cooker to Mrs. F. P. j.,
RockDille)
Evening star., 1943-05-12
Tasty Escort

Spring tonic mullins are the mo-
lasses kind made with thick butter
milk. Get out the fanily's favorite
recipe and make a batch to escort
a salad of spring fruits.
Evening star., 1943-05-12
W26
By Peggy Roberts

your pet pride and Joy cleaning sparkling kitchen? Then
will its
towels Since the playful es variety they
wish embroider
pleasure IS
color chart stitch illustrations
pattern
Needle Arts Department. O. Box 72 Station
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15
Two Aircraft Carriers Built Here
Take Vital Part In SalernO Battle

wosaIa not haze aeen ursfeakeu
wIihe8t caefaef bafea awrfaH
The CARRIERS on close paffai
wok SERVED lsndfnE fgf
British afnes eags6pf horne
version ui the iamasia Spstiue
haHtefa Tae aflrea shot 6oWn
ofH enemy afHa a~srpaRes anulheF
dsfriae ten oomba8 wlfg German
plane
Tie Ratfief Nbch s reported
f. aaVr iotne8 ile Hnyai Navy
only lost Ma. was 81 action
a5fiis afserWard Tne London
Gaxstte disclosed thaf 3 Brftnh
flyer was awarded the Dmi8n-
Ealahed Serslee Cross So sheet
as down IN enemy plans while
operating tom the Baftler e.
genTa pauai
TIE Batter and Hantar are
among the aircraft carriers built
Is ingalls, Taeg were converted
30 serve generally a oanvny "a
1a ~ s8se hattie wsa & sssss
ON fhe Atlantic
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15
Stale Assumes
Operation OF
River Bridge

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15

Dowhne. arnee ferces division.
and E 3 Jenama8 coluea ii
VISION
NoSs pefuf Group
Far Mos PoEna and aascaut
territory the following Nere
named
q sHfboff general chairman
; q Germany general chairman
st the International Paper CEN
psny AL Pauline Smith lax
an County Wu Nils = C.
s. Indian ch4an Lca1su
2 r cecy ozange Lake G
HamlItan Hurass ard NJ ? o.
Newman. Waas
Eeaasa 8 TEHMale vas naned
chairman - fha Ocean Springs
DIVISION 3 e AcBusa Ban-
eeare an Mafze Fuller Gsu-
Ger + L FlaTza ST. Martin.
ani Mra e Wzaan Daisy EestF
p = Goa uaa nauie1 Neaera.
chairman 81 the arIse ana Esf,n
KING maHlclrN chairman
COMMITTEE H#zn6eB = euc
aa1eH azea cu=ensumeH - FL
named Haxf aaE Dr. HHEnaFr
sad
lzzs HiIliouz Hanonai 1oal
M 49, 49, EaHa #Hsrn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15
Meningitis Threat
Subsidies As No
New Cuscs Appear

With rs Rec Ui spinal
aseunNt fHpftz
ek eseevr % ; sfpsss sl..
~ 8s set
saIla ga idcfahls ig
= HENRY + Mc8 ssHHg dEe
aa al tse Jse n laaafy He
- pubnefl annaan Tour
aa llo sfs pree#Ntfeu
saaasla nof - felasea 8nnl a
h. sta witen no hu
tssI pfusd - the afsC q u
- 6 wtil fe tic - aeefs UaF
Iaa rtss s%farasiic 9ua uni q tore
aset nf ~ epidemic
Both K1elIm 81 tas meuihsi
Donald BHE U aH
Wla Jaas &9 Wefe repaa
improving IS iile Etsfswn n
Urinary where tires ere pateut
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15

TIVE a8NH88W eaffen h5nN ~
thF lnnsils shipbH1Hfiug CafraB
atsan yafss b. pamaa ula we're m
iHe baF hgfte lo ssiefao sHi
aeeeivsa hsgh pFaR fH fhr
splenslsa Mha taHv aHd is Hask
na pn hs anasilef adyslare Ste
card Berlin
Tho ~ Batter and II N
Hunifr aesr amtauf ifsr BRITISH
aircraft eafftefs which covered
asletnn hntinga according - q
pstrb l6am Alfred hssdaaaf
tef m hiTiera
The eaFar# force commanded
~ hnaH Aamtrul Sir phihp Wan.
s as tire Rive Platte battle
"a waleh uae Gras spec was put
Gus Of tire nar eafnec tie cum
Anenta of Admiral Sir Andrew
Browne Cunningham. whe sg
naea Haur ss have iaue
sulendials following the suEaee
fnent Lister. h. enn piimenung
ire emg@ M Aasasal ea
uinrhau decisned ths iandlngs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15
War Ration Book
No. Ready For
Public Next Week

War Ration Book M 4 a#tI BE-
aies Il Mlaxisanp o-iseer an
= n ana q HeaaanArtefs far
fHs Iaee saa Cmlnttafs rfsa annlv
faE Tire neW book 0Hu he u fae
p8laaHg Be- aae applicant
atsgHet ard teaeners WAl
m chafEe ~ issuing lhe ua1
tn, majority If fhe seasals
ai1f tht county VII -
ed THURSDAY aas FudAe So
er = leave te tesrhesS fIse
fr task Dae e. ae far,
sst tIa aaahe shfh n
s iesvee almost fuH
SAT- - fen the n
ataa sfsss WIll noi ba clos
TIE BAYOU gasafie aHHa
$50 nuafafs an regular seleaaa
nd usase citizens Iienn - ihsf
community 0iN SCI their books
- fic ngoaa heataaa efs
Hha TauaaH Williams community
$40 apps II Hures Ir
aer ran A = MeEer aaa
aneaanfenoeal a aa an-
1cea
F.
#AAM
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15
Special Election
On Library Tax
Slated Tuesday


The ri hR af 8 - Mlu in&
au ufafs feai aUa 1ns
If IT. operation sfei ma6utan
an IF sac ufhir library Wiil
eeine Hefsfv t eagsi ~ Faa
eaRouis THesds Mheu : neeiai
eicciioH isa laan cslled
The eetion mia le held du
ug Fhe saaai saaas hoas lrer
Il am - pn fIH Cts Han
ufecine eafrrE WIH eesf fhru
ballots - She cts Heii ouih
Psacaaaala FfsHfsH6 H e1ie nt
the lasat pise aHa the safth
zaaia pfeefa vst vii Be-
east fhs Community Huaae
Tn eHdtuaHee eafima - u1
prrAsI - ieVF adopted hP
fhs ttaIfa az Msf0 end eaaucii
meu n0enlef - AND ~ Hnsst
faraaan mlo IT, eite sill
delsnf uIsan tit s taH 81 l&c
H - #e H pc
tt,ast sned lis Huniu - clt,
asns is presented pc -. ciiY
#~ufHaHIf7s pfa - the HaruE
81 ihl efElinanee
Tins ordinance aatanfis taf
Eoafd - s. lasHI n
~ the cts of
60 less of -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15
P~uscugouI0 Woman
Injured By Bus
In Biloxi Tuesday

airs IoIa Walker. . wears did.
hp resides ~ the Lewis Tau
81 Court "a Fsscanouia ares Sc
efelv injured nleH sfs wa.
sssusk tsr~ytsssafsa swss eaNay
'fue aay nnnrninF II Biloxi The
aeeiGent occurred near the Ocean
spring bridge
sho was token ~ the BILOXI
suital where sire was treated
- hsad tuIaric Her condition
& thursday wae sand = be lam Al
fHe tiHHn # She accident whtra
t1alk palee about ] . m. size was
accompanied bv Mis- Jewell Val
her. paeeakauis Nike Gnealab
aud August A Lovialotte % KEGS
lnf fehd
Denny = Roy driver If tftc
hu na released - police pend
nag lbe outcome rs the injured
e9uaans injuries
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15

ca.ehairmen who waH head
Jackson County, phase of tne
National WaF Fund drive open.
aE MaBdae. October zsta end
continuing through November s.
ere nsulea fais week ~ A +
Mes County Chairman g.
the aeIvr
gsexson CaaHfVs aasta n ths
fana hss been increased s. SD
loo. 81 MeEehee aHz said rs
uaaz II aeaIsIon e. re sic Cd
ir sbe Esttanal War Fan8 Drive
60 las basn ad6ss e ere gaa.
- - she Haeka1n County Be-
scouts ans s#H take fe place
~ tHs anuazI Boy 5eaat faHa
drive end - has beer aa6ed -
contingencies
TIE following ca3hzrmHa
have been named n Nerehss
$40
E / NsnzII general Chairman
e 80 ere end -
jackson County 5aH Ten
Heszn chairman ~ - manage
meas aHvislaa - the EazaEa Sha
FaHa 81 l. HankhnazsH pa
Eaaa Business and profession
tivsHeu Nj kair EaHas f
caEuaia Wamsns uIsau i
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15
Mrs. Colmer To
ChriSien u. S. S.
.Anihedon. Today

Mrs William "A Conner. wds
tyn1vna stases cnunreN
man from ms district wi1 apon.
sar tls L S S Antheaon. Navy
vessel TO be launched - the IN.
gals shfpbuI3dtnK Corpora
tion yard today. Friday
4 resident Of psscaAeala, ~
Colmer is spending the winter n
Washington with her husbnfa
Members g her parfy Hill b.
Mrs ] p Richards i Leicester.
S c. matran u homer her sister.
MJss Janice Miner e Meridian.
Nim mad II honof. afs rai
Harrison. ST.. - Gulfpart, an
other sister Mr. L r Harbsugh.
Meridian. z Z Cnlmef. Psses.
eaais. Airs + |. Walton Pases
goala. and Dir and Ms Hermes
Gautser
The iaunchlne wili ~ hcid 81
n IS . m after whtsa the spons
af AMI her party wtd be enter.
tanned a. 4 luncheon IL the Long
ielio8 House
Among speeial invitations b..
ine sent out for she launching Is
enc 10 William N Colmer. j.
wha Is In the Naval Reserves and
IS n Vanderbilt University Med.
zeal seh01l
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15
CO-Chairmen Named For County National
War Fund Drive; Goal Raised To $1,000

has 81 e aaats os siZ@88ea
and wgH H the eniy nauoEal
drive o. b officially msEed -
fore the annual BED Cross drive
Wheh wa - hRAd n He a
= Tins Hezg. Hn - h
aheg - heretofore - nat Hs
w national oriwes a1i not a
a
MasszA state es0a u ths
drive has Beer sef & sI00&
= up fN
TIE sse
eks
The Za1acna NE Faa-
~ essential para q our an
eHs ~ uesa atan
@ prumn slrpan towards -
e help sa1cgTf TIE = approved
aa t are ezsrFfna aasH
: aHlai Aasd = cur a. eff1E1 -
county uszsz are aaKed 20 eaH
Uaha - He campaign as HesF
= = th# aan sa4zz Mr -
~ ma
Because - NWF meiuca
naaaaaL - eel m O. Ncai Be-
saI Uaa2 Re - give aa#
H Cor - II he 80
80 % sasol
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15
Operotor Closes
Cdfe As Charges
Pend In Court

: T Wilmington. operator 81
Maae Cafe beat fhs court !
TIE draw when actia# On fig
- re nroseeatn. CoEmiH Afa
nee william + BulIaHd he vol
aa1zIllF aEHeea e. eIa Hs
taasaaf iH cleanup before
hearing Wa Hsd or
vHa sting fne safe sanitary re-
ulailam He #as fined SIS ard
eesa however - Justice ~ tas
Peace Kate Denny
WhIfinEfan closed Hs place =
business 30 Ten daz HHi -
painted and cleaned - after
relHnacuuu - r. J Hofaa
sanitary inspector ~ - aackH
County Health Department
sanitary ceFfIiHeate sa ssa
naH - reopen
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15
State High Court : Ters Special
Supervisor Primary Saturday In
Scranton, So. Poscogoulo Precincts
No Fraud. Says High Court I'm Ordering
New Election For Failure To Sign Receipt
Book And Dividing OF Ballots In Counting

Generating eli principals involved Of any fraud OK ms
conducts the state Supreme Court Monday nevertheless ar
dered 3 special election 70 be- HE'D N the South Pascagoula
and Scranton precincts a. the oatgruwth 81 an appeal b.
& = Briggs from the results Of the August ; primary III
which be was defeated for a scat On the Board Of Supervisors
from the Th1ra District b Hermes r 6auticr. incumbent
In ordering the new election in the two precincts the
court held that IN justice 70 the eonteStee 1Mr Gautlerl and
70 the election officials Cat the August } first primary II
should ne SAID that there rs ne fact ~ circumstance in the
case At bar tina, would Indicate wrongful OF fraudulent pur-
pose either "a the manner IN which the votes were counted
South Pascagouia.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15

The 1r1eE written RI Nsate
5Eles Hgvey MeEenee oaer-
- ea
Wle 81 81
an fhe fere 81 baeE hesee east
ms their balia and tat in
stasa e te election managers
had leuea tns names Of persons
astfua haIicts uaaa Wlolaeng sta
tuses e tire Corrupt Practices
Act
Ia connection with the Seran-
gen Precinct t6e court saf1 that
the statute was further violste0
IN thai part ot the ballots were
counted IN THE courtroom IS tnf
rasraKauia court house. and q
part II The grand jury FuaFn. ths
daur 50 which Wss closed psrt q
thn lsuss d0fing the iahAistion
At ASSISTS snesAla hase hees
eounsed IN fun view Of the pub.
lie. thH court SAID
Txuneratea principsis
The Nk member tribunal exon.
Hrsied an principals involved Of
amy fraud or misconduct gthei
man T. rule the election official.
lated provisions 81 te Cor.
rups Practices Act IN ihe above
instances
Ths court farllaeg said n ths
opinion
The contestant lMf Bliessl d
not entitled - be declared ths
n1minee IN fnv fs1s Of tie re.
Turns from the other three pre-
ciucts n said SuWfy Dis.
tr5ct for fhe reason that the fail.
IRE "a comply uith the require
ments e the statute was nas fo'
lhe purpose II slectne of d.
feattne q particular candidate b.
manipulating the election g ts
returns thereof - either II SAID
boxes II such manner Is + asvs
fhruwn them cut sna fas th'
further reason that R AppesF q
be Lawfully JUST that another PA.
mary sasnla be beid A. eaeh o.
said tuo precincts
Tire election dispute KFeN sra.
e the kaaust 3 Demo-faaf Prs.
mary ~ which according t'
enc fn# count Mr GausIer De-
lestea NJ RF4eks ~ 8 MAJORITY
- three votes. 81 90 SIT
However ua = recount request
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15
Dr.. and Mrs.
EleYHuriln
Auto Crash

~ and Nlra + q Etee wers
rainfalie injured y edueadav
night when the an,emnalie uftT.
en- - n Ebef plunged INTO ia
n4i lfiaek aftebea earlier ~ ihe
evenina when q wheel bad cafne
.oH
THes wcfe rushed q lie jack
CON County Hospital wE9rr nr
iee prominent Moss Faini phy
siciau. Wu found g. BE- suffering
ffou4 three break OF TIE knee
cap emf s ieersttun re tae chin
atad ms wife injuries Wers 81
arasasa a tWa hfosen wrists
sua pa bie @ffsesafcs - ene ca
sa HIb ~ E+ae uIsdef sent an
o%nefstIaH ora h# knee Thursday
ateruaau
Tae actflenl occurred on
Highway 90 between Mos Point
an8 kueolr alasat te3a O'Clock
~ EicY @s returning irum
GrHna Bay Ala According Is
County Highway FasHalmsu
FfniHaafa Hudson. WHa wigh
County Highway Fatraim8u te
tefs HassrEe investigated the
uA Flares eefe lighted an
plsee# A. proper distance
trafa Hath ends - the TRUCK and
m sI8Efnn a asan with Nasa.
a H a3allnliaa hB the
- arm motorists There
sufficient clearance f8f "a
- a esi# 81 Ere
uft a1lI hul ap.
useeafis pf Nies i3llea "a e
Chs
T bac Hampstead OF
ua Storage company Nrnicls
an Nahile fhroWH into tas
ditch aHaut pm wisen = urhI
af ai eaHe off HaH uurs
Witb aa ealIaus Ser ts
WaIea M Quinn F1zheasas IL
paaaEauia nalrnimcu u8dEof
sna Esagrc 0eae called - tHt
- truck sent int
fhf aIfeh ana f1eY hsa beer
Wa rs With The driver T. =
simpson u - eHoTt - Het ~
81 highway - t4s
ie He ear sd ants
Gre H TIE 81 ccf 6aa gyms
Iu &c Haf aH faf - &fse
Htatr HHs aeae5H# laa8e
H H H1tH Nf
te - miles sf
l hem - truck aHe truck
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15
County Chamber OF
Commerce To Be
Discussed By YMBC

The possibility and advigahI
stg ~ forming . Jackson County
Chamber g Commerce Wi y
discussed - 3 nesting nf Ire
Fasang Mem Business Club IF
Ms Point e the regular meet
ms MONDAY a. s . m. club e
fcers announced Robert +
Hexe general manager o. the
Mobile Chamber 81 Commerce.
VII o. aAe pfIneinaI speaker
AnFoFle interested IS urged e -
teaa and speai invitations have
been extended the Moss Point
ana PasCak8ala Rotary Clubs aIHs
ne American Legion Post 80
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15

- 81
was 3eca
county seanve committee
Appeal Flied
~ sp =ss tssa1 ~ @ l.
Moss attorney ior ~ Bfiegs.
ana resulted IA q special hearing
Hefe before Judge Lester Clark
If HsttieshufE who dismissed
ne petition m the grounds int
the irregularities set forth IN the
petition showed no prnof Of any
ffaild rognrs5tted IA the primary
eief Han huf nnlF Ct t~ecAEneal
HffeEalafffie mfsich had no bear
~ en- Use casting u counting Of
uates
The petition was them carried
fe 8e state supreme court and
after revleNlng the testimony.
he easlFt ordered 3 special eiee
sm ga the tw0 precincts. The
court order wss officially hand
- down Monday morning It
Jack ION
A total af I.0ls votes gsFe cast
L. ahe FIVE precincts II the Third
District. according 70 the off
efai count ~ the primary sle
hn IN TIE Pecan Orange Grove
and North Pascsggaia precincts
(Caatinued on page s.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15
Baby Dies,
5BurnedIn
TrialerFire
Gasoline Causes
Fire In Eusiluwn
Trailer Section.

A nins nagutfiH wa dues
ard five children MeEN hpfues
salefsy nigut Hss0li q e fsfe
which destroyed q tsilef u tHs
government mat.sr paup m
tran ffse mlHas
Az Jean Shelton misat
tianKhttf q M and g Cfa
r sheiion Asaseumsed e.
&c TIRE enslgs bsziy ~ tta
eou County saspgnf afssaf two
hoafa sfteF SIR was n0e @
the blaxiBe Hsiiss b ~
Dther ehilslfeH lnitnsa W t
trailer D. wnlca tines bao weH
Flt - tiae care q ; ~
gisetf parent laEa
end Isue Shelton 8 nfutaf
afsa elstef If sac actd bab an
heleu Frsfifs Nifgiuia Lsagia
2 emf psaifae hlss asautl
cfnliren If Nj afia Mr. Paul
Mas.
The parents 81 tie chlldrsn
had Jeff ,iem e. tire Hailef .
Ms Homes Harvey y eSa
nffse ~ ntne nsantrA. about
SUNDAY aftefHestn Ni7en
wenf CIT t,eeiher Tfn children
haa had sllslF upp agsa were
playing 10 tie TESTER when MF
Harvey sienlst oai lae 8 lee
minutes Apparently - their
plaf aa c8slfHan Asa ueeFtufnea
. Jug Of gasoline ~mt the little
tsae etruck 4 mstch Kafa lesn
81 ". .oruinn 8 cufsan nt sae
between sse eil ageH ~ tat s1k
u tie trailer ami tiae nsof.
N blena a@@
ciasEafen aitffsa the attention
a Virgil nsxen and Kse Rua
A. they stasa taislng directly
Fe tife street. ana tire
ed over. followed closely ~ II
e kemp THe useu efeDehe
oIen tse 9feen 6ua wit
great deal ii effort bit sutse
asaent mvefeailou ~ e
tahlish whsslsas there wa su IL
sitie sstch 80 iEse tssf - a1st
tn aaaa was swollen and more
daff4ensf q epeu ttata lae usaa
screen doaf
ChlIds Hair blaming
DashiHg INTO the naIler ta
nsen dragged and carried IRE
children inta thr open 81 THt
clothing q several wa ahfc afsi
Helen Frsnea hair wak BLAZING
Although sine ww TIE hast raIl
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15

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beer rejected IS the sefesce may
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-05
Dorothe v. McCosUen
Graduates As WAVE

Miss Dorothe v. McCowen, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. McCowen Of
East Main street, was promoted to
the petty oflcer rating Of radioman,
third class in the WAVES upon
graduation from the q. s. Naval
Training school on the University
Of Wisconsin campus last week.
Only 112 out Of the class Of nearly
400, the first WAVES radio opera.
tors In the Navy, were promoted.
She now awaits assignment to o
naval shore station where she will
relieve O bluejacket for active duty
with the fleet. Commander L. K.
Pollard, commanding oftlcer Of the
school, presented rating badges to
the top graduates, at the commence
ment exercises.
The school opened on oct. Q. The
15-week course included Navy in.
doctrination, and the identical
course Of study given to the Nays
men radio operators. WAVES in the
Navy receive the same ratings, rate
Of pay, and privileges as men.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-05
BOOK CAMPAIGN
TO OPEN FEB. IS
Bronson Library to Be Of
fetal Headquarters for
All Donations

IF It's a book you want to keep,
It's one that the boys in the serv-
Ices would like to read" Is the re-
port received by the Bronson H.
brary, sponsors Of Waterbury's 194S
Victory Book campaign, Feb. Is
through Feb. 20.
The sponsors recommend the fol-
lowing books to be given: selections
Aof the book clubs; books too new
to give last year; pocket books, es-
pecially best, sellers; adventure,
Western and detective stories. Con-
tributors are asked not to give
soiled, worn out or out-of-date
books.
transportation limitations pre-
vent organized collection Of books
this year, but the library Is setting
up community centers to which
contributors will be requested to
take their books. Victory House on
the Green will be headquarters for
the drive and will serve as a Gen.
tral deposit point.
The Waterbury campaign Is part
Of the national Victory Book cam
paign which started several weeks
ago and is sponsored by the Amer
lean Library association, American
Red Cross and United Service Or
CARNATIONS.