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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
Health Report
Shows I400 Clinic
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-26
AT RUTNER
FORM OWN QUINTET

Camp Butnrr. Nov. 26-Onc al ire
outstanding talents groups amn@P
enlisted men al Camp Butncr is the
Golden Echo Quintet. gospel and
spiritual singers. al ,:ic 1919 t.ngin-
Ger Battalion. Negro troops lndar
The command of Colonel William f.
Wrilc".
The quntr' $ composed of Set.
RuDer, l.. RcynuldS. baSSo. ui l.ouiS-
Vile. Ky: Cpl. lulrmon Barnes. bar
.tuac. ul cleveland. Ohio: Cpl Pn:-
ter Lamdrum. second tenor. ul East
Chicago. iud.. PVT. Sherman Nurse.
second tenor. a.: Akron. Ohio: and
Pc. Jesse McNrIl. second tenor. Of
Toledo. OH..
Much u demand by Negro c',@"-
chos in Durham. OXiord and other
towns ~ the vicinity OF Camp Bat
NC. :hc qG.uir: GryotrS a good 10;
u' e. spare .mc tu singing Tnr
men practice ..ucv ~ four nights a
Week for a-'.' .uur hours a " ;.r'".
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-26

Steel HPlmet-A wash bl r.. also
used ;tS :, movie seat ~ as implement
70 scoop ioXho!cS.
Bayonc,-A combination can-"pc-
ncr. axe and Scyihc. Very uSv!Ui Tor
clearing camp ares ). Comes III handy
as an iccpIcN. too. II lCc l. available.
Belt Bucilc-ButtlC opener. Works
hes, on beer OF cOCI-Cola bottles.
User Is warned Ia wrap handkcr-
chief around hand daring operation
the motoring buster widely used III
IL prevent brll>ins.
Gas i;-Strcam-lincd version OF
prc-World War d-y>. Necessary
cQuipmcn; for al iccp rides on duS-
" roads.
Packs. krapSacks-Pill"WS. Not up
To- simmons standards. bu, dr.ini-
tcly superior tn bamboo mead rests
tried by Marines elsewhere.
"ScivVicS" (tndCrwCarD -CncXcci-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-26
FARMERS PROTEST
SMALL HOG PRICES

College Station. RaIcigh. Nov. 2G
camden and Currituck county
farmers have protested 10 North
Carolina congressman ard senators
about the low prices Of hogs. reports
County Agent l.. a. Powell of Barco
to the State College Extension Ser
vice here.
AT a recent Camdcn-Currituck Mu-
tual Livestock Association sale al
Shawboro the farmers sold SOB hogs.
weighing $50 pounds for 34l5.O3
less than the floor price, (which was
supposed to have been supported for
North Carolina hogs at $l3.l5 per
hundredweight."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-26
Modern Military
Equipment Is | sed
For Many Chores

Somewhere In The South Pacific.
Nov. 2G.-CDri;II v,ir-Ihv inventors
OF Americas modern military equip
ment would indeed Jr surprised il
they could sec the Various Uses -
which their inventions are Urin4 pa;
IN the field.
These inventors were more practi-
cal fellows than they may have r"a-
lied. Following IS tins correspond
dents own Spcci-l glossary ri field
equipment. complied ai,Ur q years
Pacific:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-26
Soldier Gitrs to
Be In Bv Monday

IL was announced today that
Monday is the deadlinc for
turning in gifts tn be sent 10 sol
dicr> At Fort Bragg for Christ
mas. and PIT. \. members and
ali others interested are urged Ia
lake the presents To T.. &. Davis
\ Sons Co.. tlIr collection center.
~ 10 call Mrs. ". d. BeaSley.
chairman of the Vance County
Council III Parents and Teach
rrS. by that date. II is hoped that
there will bc i large response by
local people.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-26
ARRESTS MADE FOR
HUNTING OF DEER

Raleigh. Nov. 26.--OrdcrS OF in
crr%$I.G vigilance against night hunt-
ing oi deer are producing results in
potrctIon Of same against this mo
mace. stated Hinton James. commits
SIonrr OF game an inland fisheries.
Department of Conservation and De
vclnpmcnt. He reported the arrest of
four men at 80 Il. IN. early this week
near the Fort Bragg ~rca.
These men. said james. were arm
cd with three shot guns. SIX shells
loaded with buck shot. one Spu;
light. one iivc-c,Il Hash light. and
Two state Licenses III" tail light and
tie Hutn license number we're cover
ed With Il towel. All thu pa.aphrrua-
La vas r"ni!SCatCd by the cnunty
sam" protectors.
Chicago j. the worlds greater rail-
".ai center.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-26

LED 10" rifle cleaning. dsni..s~,,,.
and shirt tails are used occ,S,,n,',,,S
but these do not have tn, OIL >rr, :
my qualities oi new white ",rs'.,.;,' u
Pnnch" tMarinc raincual vs.
tension Ia the wmdward sIdr -, w
tent. Ais" used as Il rifle l.;n,''.S
mattress. sheet and awnirp '"'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-26

That's really great editorial you just read
To JUS, Judge. Where did You say it appeared"
In The Stars and Stripes TO. the news
paper Of the l s. Armed Forces in Europe.
Kind OF gives lis folks back home something
10 think about. doesn't il. Bill?"
1t certainly does. Judge. Particularly the
last paragraph. Would you mind reading
that again."
Glad to, Bill. Ii says, We can remember
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-26
THESE CALVES NOT r,q,o>,.u

James Henderson. culnrrd f,,.,.''
OF Middlcburg, is the proud " ,,.,'r
"i Il H"lSi"in cow that has br,nn,.
INTO ms possession in the rasi ,.t,
cen months four line healthy r.,,',
This cox Is certainly duuy d, .,..,
IN the Food For Victory c.m.p,,",,
IN" owner SAYS the COW /. ma, 49, 80.
S''lr-at least '"r the dur,rp... "
The first assault on North Arac,
required ITO tons Uf may,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-26

the days Of prohibition. when moonshinc
whlskcy made quick fortunes for bootIcggcrS.
crooked politicians and dishonest police Off
cialS. As a result, We claim We know what We
want in the way ofliquor legislation and fcd
those al home shOnldW0H 'GltHwC rcir1H brfdrt
initiating .tirihcr legislation on HQnor coMtyor.
Out OF fairness To our boys over there
fighting, Judge, how could We diSobcy such
4 wiSh?"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-26

In addition the- :.a"i; cut the
own arrangements.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-26

Chicago T., the worlds greater rail-
-.ai center.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

WISCONSIN AVE. NV, :s14-Nice dble
front rm. in Jewish home; next bath; ex-
so, sssn BRooKSElR Rss5i s4i Po Rp EN- ch sHa Co.
Room with board. excel meals; cow.
!ssnSD o1s sF Rfpea Nwsedrm ho%e Ml v ta rm BATH
pvt. ent;,, suitable 8 or a; best food; also
elTs 1sn1 9ans 1s 10th t9 s: s,
each. Other vacancies, sgle. or dble.
sNfas fss. BELMoNT MONT RID. N.w.-Larse beauti-
fulfal front room. southern exposure for
2 or ;,e;a; 4 excellent heat, coal hot;water
DoGBiE HS5tf Ie'i3nh AND TRIPLE Rooms: family
style food. . meals Sunday; S44 month
each; convenient transp., good location.
iss4 DECATUR ST. N.w.-Youns man to
share attracting I. fuIn. rm with refined
private family: cony. transp.: excellent
nsss ss very ISf aE fron room
ssTa 18th ST. N.W.@Renned girl to share
large nicely furn bed5sittine room. dress
siNGER's.' 1900 i7th. 14os 10th nv
snd Single sabs rms depee e11 ea plenty food
private jewish home? S?.s excellsnt Esr meais aasf.
coSN avf fnsp sSSd euSIarse 1ss
double room living room. piano; also room
for another man tq share. OR. 1917.
mother with children. OR, 61lf. la'
ls50 QUE ST. N;W.-Girl to share large
double room With ANOTHER: shower, gas
1909 18th ST. N.W.-Room for 3. also
double room board includes Sunday din
1889 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Larae double
room, suitable couple; also room for an
ether man to share EX. p257
rooms for young Rentiles. one vacancy. to
share. ,a,n. MI MI o2lIsS vv 24'
double rooms. delicious home-cooked food:
best transportation. AID. 024S.
Evening star., 1943-12-19

1888 ST. N.E.-Large front room sunny,
double, 4 windows, twin beds, near bath;
oil heat; good transportation: quiet, sober
ATTRAcTiyiEaIpYS' FURN. dble. rm., In new
home, for l or 9; next bath and shower;
No THo%hs 9ther roomers; rs LAUNDRY priv. ia 9357.
Kitchen M privileges! De f7es. sa'' 0us' hsh'
5:s F. ST: N.E.-Lre. front rin., twin beds
81. sb: IN in 5 sT ". N;E.LsTse front room, suit
tx sf fPryats NfVefy hGRf 5R 5ssuia sfai
room, 2 windows, in refined Jewish home,
Gs so. rent J.6ksoN gRllTited ST telephone Il 7a4s
FRONT ROOM, double fIs' bed: bus at door.
Apply Apply Sunday between 10 am. and pm;
3sis Goth ST, N.E-snsle front rm.,
1925 istb ST. N.E&Room MI for on one cent sentle-
man In family Of adults bus at door
meals me- s.,p optienal on y AD. 1859
2 double rms. nice pvt. home. near bus
s. each cold and hot water. gas heat. AT.
ENJOY CHRISTMAS in real home: twin
bee beds; cooking priv; exc: trans: $50 month.
Isss Iss5 Hi,S sT avs ne MI G351 az, r ,w,r
beds; bed cony trans phone privileges; SIS
633 c N.E.-Frst floor front studio
room, use Of phone. employed lady; SIS wk
10.
1911 18th ST. N.E,-Large front rm.. twin
beds, pvt. home. . girls or married couple:
S35 mo: Use kit for bkfst NO 55s7
3tI2 DIX ST. N.E.-Singi2 SIS: double,
No month AT. 2011. 2Os
1850 r. ]. NE.-Girl to share room with
another in exchange for light duties, no
cooking laundry nor children: also single
or double room for rent: h.-w. heat 49,
s13 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Furn room
for ! or . men or married couple. next
10 path private entrance: only in family
SIS for | S37 so for g
Evening star., 1943-12-19

SLEEPING ROOM. gentleman, employed
private family. Northwest. convenient
downtown. Best of reference; state rate.
Box 296-L, Star.
WOMAN. with 14-month son, desires room
with day care for baby. Box 81 l. Star. I.
RED CROSS WORKER. 80. stationed near
Washington, desires room or apartment
with congenial young ladies. Box 2S5-L.
Star.
LARGE, quiet, conf hk room and b. or
bec-liv. rm., k. and b., southern exp,
elev Serv. and gen. vic. of YWCA prefd i.
bv refined. empl. Christian widow; reas
Box 2S2-G, Star
RESPONSIBLE GENTLEMAN, from Mid
west. desires clean, comfortable room in
the home of congenial private family or
will consider sharing apartment. Box 256-
ROOM. furnished Ink, twin beds; settled
Govt employed couple; NV; by 23d Dec.
DisCRIMINAT1NG YOUNG LADY. single.
room: prefer pvt. bath. central NV:
apprrox. S35. Call Sunday only. l1-2. co.
SOo5
ARLINGTON-BUCKI Furnished
room in private home fol-. young engineer
with or without meals, Not Government
employe. Box 343-L, Star.
YOUNG BUSINESSWoMAN desires large
furnished room, plenty closet space, bath,
ami: sunny loca ton, vic Dupont Circle
preferred Box 3o4-L Star
Evening star., 1943-12-19
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morylond ond Virajnio,

BEAUTIFUL large master bedroom with
private bath and shower; semiprivste en-
in residential Silver Spring; no other
LARGE comfortable double or single room;
,rsnsporta; ion, TIE; s723.,
TAkoMA TAX m PARkMNewly decorated room:
ARLINGTON. walking distance Navy Bldg
private gId heme: Io-min. good bus service
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Lsrae: room, private
IoI tHIER S1Ts TERRAcE. RACE hge AIex Va@arse
furn. room and kitchenette, utilities. semi
bath n blocks 6qi 20 min
ARiNGToN@ss5o $3.50 knotry eHpip pine living and
bedroom, 5x4o IT.. for 3, men or, 3 girls;
desk. bookshelves. radio and chest. use of
telephone, recrea ton room. washing ma
SItds. Shine and laundry room will consider
and Pentagon Bldss. Owner will share car
WITH With riders , as & fsr as Navy Navy Yard; s25 per
CHEVY CHE CHASE, ND rms with private
far Family iFanIP vi ssGs Ssnlemen preferred adult
rooms, l single, l double, adjoining
aRLISGToN-warm. bright front bedrm.
in quiet apt, Of Two adults: converter !,
woman GIL 4400 Ext. 304.
ARLINGTON. VA. 1911 " Quincy st
Newly furnished room, next to bath, 500
ATTRACTIVE SGLE RM, conv. Pentagor
and Navy Annex: quiet neighborhood; gen
/ tile home. TIE. 467a.
TAKOMA PARK-Attractive corner nm
twin beds. gas heat, cony. express bus
I service. >
TWO TWO s I4RGE BEDRooMsI.' Is twin VIM, and double
WARM. well furnished with own Law. for
nice sirl, gentle home; North Arlins ton;
TWo ROOMS with twin beds, next bath.
at end of 1oc bus fare. Alexandria, Va:
sony. Pentagon; in private home. TIE
LARGE. BRIGHT ROOM for two. in com
tortao!e home. near Lee highway and
sOs 4 rGid GEvFEAsD sT, sT ca A4 qsSs o5s
shopping center cH s4o4.
! 2 ATTRACTIVE furnished bedrms, bath
adloinng adla telephone warm Cal sH 67s
NICE ROOM for woman or married couple
Will consider child. s11 Jefferson st
hEThfspA, sisThhelIa Nd MD-Double room. twin bed,
next bath; walking distance Naval Hos
pltal gentlemen or employed couple. OIL
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM for couple o,
Two girls Convenient to buses. restaurants
shopping centerS. oxford 1857.
CHEVY CHASE, Md room and bath
apt. pvt. entrance; 2-car garage heat
lights, unlim phone: cony Naval Medica
Center. block bus WI S546
AIRING GTON-Master bedroom. iarg,
bright. warm, comfortably furn. semi
pvt. bath: transp. CHI. 1922.
1920 18th ST. n, Arlington, large dou
ole bedrmS., nath and sitting rm. In pvt
| home; girls only. Near buses, l0c fare
$3.50 per person per mo- CHI 1851
LARGE ROOM, suit BILE for " girls will
| rent for Sc week if one girl will care fo
f" children ewes. Glebe 914o.
1000 SOMERSET ST. Green Meadows, Md
| Front room, single or double unlim
| gle WA 1928.
BERWYN, MD.-Double room. single beds
| kitchen and laundry privileges: conv tc
Evening star., 1943-12-19
POULTRY & EGGS.

PRIZE PEN of white Wyandottes, Z pullets,
all laying: ] cockerel. WI. 1265.
.t9c-47c ID; truck al 5th & K SITS. ne. mar
ket Dec. %, am: write. see sign. Opeouon
Spring Farm. Kearneysville. ", Va. @o'
TURKEYS for Christmas direct from my
farm delivered 70 your home cleaned and
ready to cook Phone NO. S31s,
CHICKENS -c5 9 9ia-months-old laying
YOUNG LEGHORN HENS. AD 7142
CHICKENS, 70 laying; IS pullets: 6 mos,
old: very reaSonsb BILE. HI. 1921. 90
9th st. Sc, MARYLAND Park, Md.
COWAN'S CHICKS, baby-started, U 8,
controlled, Bl tested: hatch Wed Cowan
Farms PHI. 2341. Bowie. Md
TURKEYS FOR BREEDING-Purebred
Beltsyille;, small whites and well.,bred
standard bronze. John B. Shepard, phone
vilie. Nd ''' Vi = 00D' Ne' f'''e'
HINES CHICKS sSIioTog cg s. taasrO1sd ADp5qTsd
Hines Hatchery Olney, Md Ashton o021
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cAuH& LIVESTOCK,

fHo10BRLD FnIIEs. sH 1873 =
HORSE, one; one heifer, ready for breed
alav.. ss 'q Pans S. chash sns tssfD c1 sn9
sunday or Monday until L pm. This
ssesk Is prlsed l, 70 sell l;nr .r, ,..,.,,r,
sras Years. rs1f ous hsnss
;;STrssy ~ ns Ws s1na 1ishs double harness
GGw, iss;h, for for ~, Call Sligo sass; g.;
style. new; No; i used Engiish; 93 USED
ter stable blankets, 1 used buggy harness,
pads s" SAFE e Sonfs RoaS tR aos SfSa Pscs
S.. baltimore, Md; s, Hubert, manager
Messn. Il. %Tts VT sss G. Ts B.nrest mss Sfs Ms
HORSE: riding; ken:uek. bred, saited
Cow. i family milk, $50: one 7-mo.-oid
sa.s ss5 'e U.s. ss H ayss sSs4 sse nees sah
sRoep sha 8 0R sows ,am, averasins about 400
'opho Phone eTaSs fsaSusR R00a aa
sAbDtE HORSE, good: for sale cheap.
PONIES. riding and work horses, mules,
harness. buggies, carriages, carts. Every
ss hns ana % srs aHrse some 30 new af usSd sean ed
RIDING HORSES, 6, reasonable. Call SH.
RIDING HORSE, bay gelding, years. gen.
tie. spirited; also 1 English, l Army sad
dies. DU O666.
FAT HOGS, dressed. $50 to $50 pounds,
$40 to $50. Wanted good boar, Berkshire
preferred Bowie 2641.
2 RIDING HORSES, excellent condition,
will jump; l with papers; 500 apiece.
SH 1867.
COLTS. one year and l six months. both
from purebred sire; also saddle and bride.
OIL, 3139.
WANT TRAILER for horses, prefer light
weight but strong construction; also will
board good huntertype horse for use WI.
s YOUNG HORSES and mares. 3 battle
horses, small pony, broke for children;
larger pony. 1924 Pa. ave. Sc. rear
PIGS, s5; corn-fed shoats and butcherins
hogs, 15c per pound; bull calf, SO; Jersey
COW, horses. Pierson Ashton 3s2S.
WONDERFUL XMAS GIFT FOR CHILD.
Shetland pony, with Western saddle and
bride Also buggy and harness, complete
outfit. reasonable. 71a0 Marlboro rd..
Forestville, Nd Hillside o455 all day Sun.
2 Beautiful Riding Horses.
! thoroughbred mare, 5 years old, suit
able to become lady's hunter eelding. s
years old, II hands has been hunted and
is an excellent performer. Both are well
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
$oasSh,vasS aah SAuShaasS.

Fl 5tk ST. s.E.-Large front room. biz
hsat and Sot water; srill privileges.
LU. 1858
4O4 sT. s.E-owner's home; desirable
large front room, twin beds; also single:
inner-sprinE mattresses.
bI1 14th ST. S.E.-Warm. newly decorated
room. for employed lady: double bed, desk
lamp. etc; near Penna. ave, conv. to Navy
Yard or ID min. downtown.
"a 18th ST; s.E.-Double. front sleeping
room, near East Capitol st. car line and
S. each per week. Il 94II I9s
1884 POTOMAC AVE. S.E.-Nicely: furn.
unlim phone: bus sat at door door, AT. s4S9. wa
1888 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Laree
front bed-sitting room; convenient to
shopping and transportation.
1904 22nd ST. S.E.-Comfortable room,
private bath, access to unlimited phone.
inner-spring mattress; SIS week single, So
week double. Ii. 2740.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tco,..)

I401 KENNEDY 81. N.W,-IArse oorns3
npe9err.d r9en uniim phens; good mesis: scdSis
l7.e MASS. AVE. .Nw.-A distinctly,
nor sasns Dsopl' in an
50I PARK RID. N.w-Attractively furn.
ar1nt annrscio Io9m' for or ladies: must see 70
So SIG week each. RA; 1892.
besutifully furnished hA suitabi: % for noq~ Of !.
The s TGPoR Clue i775 fs4; n st. NV offer,
singles doubles, triple or uuadruple with
excellent meals to ladies and gentlemen.
OFFICERS CLUB-Room and board. Lo-
Gated directly across from the Nays hy-
drographie once at Suitland, Nd 20
minutes from the heart Of Washington.
F2r further details phone Hillside 1851
$ss$ 18th ST. N.w-Larse doubl. 70 room
BRooKIANDMLarse front room, twin
beds: also room to share: girls; sood
transportation. Call DU. 5ses.
1924 EYE ST. N.N.-For young men and
women women 81 week; close at z pm. Ex.
ROOM AND BOARD to lady in exchange
for light duties In employed family OF q:
renned home, Sc. section. FIR. 8033.
53:5 18th ST.-Lovely front room. twin
beds b adj; adj; bath; beautiful home; nne food.
BETHEsDA-convenien Naval Hospital.
Public Health; double room, semipvt bath;
asms ss1s isfh fsHse ST. NERoom Room to shar. with
another girl, twin beds: new detached home,
excellent excel food; cony: transp. MI. 1890.
rm for perm. gentleman; So. pvt. fam;
bd. optional CO 1852