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Evening star., 1943-09-24
Porent-T Teacher Group
Sets Convention Dates

BY the Associated Press.
TOWSON, Md. Sept. 24.-The
Maryland Congress of Parents and
Teachers will hold It's 28th annual
convention, November ga at the
State Teachers College at Towson.
Education for World Citizen
ship" will be the theme of the
meeting.
Evening star., 1943-09-24

as an offender who had appeared
In court the month before.
Brought before Judge Scott again,
the defendant was sentenced to 40
days In Jail for contempt of court.
Evening star., 1943-09-24

March 8, 1918. and have one son,
Edmund johnson Burrough.
Evening star., 1943-09-24

Prices May Vary Slightly in Maryland and Vir-
sinia Stores a Few Items Which Are Under
State Contract Lasus. Right ReserOed to Limit
Quantities.
Evening star., 1943-11-29

The LuftwAtie Is trying to turn on,
this class quickly, and night naviga.
ton is no Job for 4 novice.
Thus. every time . fighter unit hal
to be switched from one course to
another, the chance increases Of its
failing to contact the scurTyins
bombers. Whenever q green fighter
pilot Is sent out to seek bombers In
cloud, the chance Of his coming
within range Is small.
OF these things, the Luftwaf9e Il
well aware. When cloud cover Is
available to the raiders and q light
canopy cannot be used to show them
up, the Luftwaf1e will doubtless try
to make Radar serve the fighter
pilots more directly, though this
again Is not an easy technique for
a new pilot to acquire. However
numerous their fighters may become
the Germans this winter must con-
tend with two main dificulties-the
newness Of their pilots and the
constant need for tactical readjust-
ment.
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Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1943-11-29

the fighters quickly on the bomber.
through failure. for instance, Of Il.
Elimination may put this closely
geared machine out OF effective
action.
This is only partly q question OF
numbers. The LuftwafYe has per-
suaded itself that. given enough
fighters, it can reutralize attacks by
big, comparatively slow bombers.
The argument evidently is that
Radar Is complete safeguard
against surprise and aids in finding
the raiders course so that fighters
can pounce on them when the tar
get is revealed. Then, when the
attack has begun, fighters can close
in for the kill. II enough fighters
converge in the vital 40 minutes,
there can be some heavy killing.
Skill Of Axis Pilots Declining.
On the strength Of that argument,
the Germans are trying to raise their
production Of fighters to 1000 a
month. They have not succeeded.
They are unlikely to do 50 as long
As such attacks as those on the
aircraft factories at Lubbock, Marien-
burg and Wiener Neustadt can be
made. Nevertheless, the number of
lighters has increased, but there has
been recent testimony Of a deteri-
grafton not In the courage but in
the skill Of their pilots.
Much training must go into the
making Of good fighter pilot, parti-
cularly q good night fighter pilot.
Evening star., 1943-11-29
ADVERTISEMENT.
THE E'DAY 0FF'InA7|
COST HIM HIS JOB i

It wasn't 30 much that single DAY of. but
the weeks of half-he.rted. istless work
that his absence stood for Poor Bill
He didn't know what had gotten into
him. He wasn't really sick, but he was
Just not himself" Tired all the time,
pale and underweight-no pep at all!
Finally, he found out what the trouble
was!. "Nutttiondl ansn,ta, his doctor
told him. mot enough iron in your bloodl
4 te,o bottles Of Guides Pepto- Manoon
ought to Jsr you up"..
Pepto- Mangan helps make the blood
redder and richer in iron. Many doctors
prescribe Pepto- Mangan for pale. weak,
rundown men, women and children who
need more iron to build them UP and to
help them get back their strength, endur-
ance and healthy color.
Has proved its benefits for more than
30 years. Pleasant to take. Sold by all
druggists with a money-back guarantee
|of satisfaction. Ask for the original and
pnty Guides Pepto-Mangan!
Evening star., 1943-11-29
BY E. COLsTON SHEPHERD.

LONDON, Nov. 20 (By Gable tc
NANA).-The explanation Of the
relatively light losses on the first OF
the recent heavy raids on Berlin
was that simultaneous second At
tack of about equal strength on an
other city confused the German de-
fenses.
Compelling the Luftwaffe to i'm
provise its defense is Is important
as dropping bombs on chosen tar
gets. While the British and Ameri-
cans hold the initiative, the Ger
mans are obliged to develop their
tactics and keep them fresh as one
means of self-defense. The Raj
has continuously varied its tactics
on night bomber raids during the
past two years and is still busily
testing new variations and combi-
nations; and good tactics, as much
as guns in the turrets, have kept
average losses down to per cent
The present large strength of the
forces at the disposal of the bomber
command can be attributed to that
success.
So long as the German fighters
are kept step behind the bombers,
following up the new tactics and
working out plan after plan to check
them, the methodical destruction Of
great German production centers
will ineXorably continue. Also, Al
lied bombers are well equipped with
apparatus which cancels the old
limitations. They can take chances
now which a few years ago would
have ruined a raid. That gives
them an enormously increased lati-
tude in tactics. Henceforward,
there should be enough variety to
keep the German defenses hopping.
Concentrating on Fighter Output.
Now that the Germans have
largely concentrated their produc-
ton on fighters, tactics will become
increasingly important to the heavy
British and American bombers. The
Luftwaffe expects to find them
grouped in formations. as Is the
American plan. on daylight raids,
or In close professions. as has been
the British method since the first
big attack on Cologne proved the
value OF saturating the civil defense
services and weakening antiair-
craft gunflre by intensive activity.
The Luftwaffe's reaction to these
assumptions is to assemble hun
dreds of fighters and to illumine
the sky over the target at night.
Speed is the essence of this scheme.
An attack rarely lasts longer than
40 minutes. Until the marker flares
Of the pathflnders drop, German
fighter units cannot be instructed
where to seek their quarry. Those
charged with the dropping of other
flares. or directing searchlights, to
show up the bombers have to do
their work before the fighters can
develop an intensive attack.
If the whole German defensive
machine is turned on to what proves
a secondary attack, there may be no
time to direct the circus to the main
raid. Similarly, the inability to set
Evening star., 1943-11-29
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Get More
Comfort For
Standing Feet
With A Daily Ies-Mint Treat

With 4 Daily Ies-Mint Treat
Don't let tired. burning sensitive fest
steal snsrsy and make the hours sssm
longer. Just massage frosty white Ies-Nint
"a your fest and ankles before work to hslD
keep thsEn cool and eomfortable. and Gftsr
work to help psrk them up for an evening
st fun. No Srsasy feeling won't stain socks
or stockings. Grand, too, to help soften eorns
and eallousss. Get Iee-Mint from your drug.
gist today and get foot happy this sasy way.
Evening star., 1943-11-29
Allied Raiders Attain
Success by Keeping
Germans Guessing

(E. Colston Shepherd ,Das air
correspondent for the London
Times from 1929 to 1889, leaving
It to become editor OF the uel-
ktoDn English magazine, the
Aeropldne. He Is notD ipith the
London Sunday Times AZ its api-
alton expert and commentator
on air tpdrtare.
Evening star., 1943-11-29

Dsmsstas help = hard 70 find
bat You nay ind Il through .
want Ad" IN The Star.
Evening star., 1943-11-29

ration face . chilly winter. the OPA
said today.
In IN effort to aid rasidentS 70
budget their fuel oil ration TO last
through the winter, the local OPA
omcer here q issuing weekly re-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
VI Nllt'
VI WI

John c. Lockhart (above.) of
Charlotte. has been named comp
troller of the Woman's College
at Greensboro, and on October
] will succeed Claude f. league
in this positios. Lockhart has
been Mecklenburg county supe-
rintendent Of schools for the past
three years and prior 10 that head
ed the Wake county system for
~ years. league takes the comp
troller's post at the Chapel Hill
unit Of the University Of North
Carolina, replacing l.. 3. Roger
son. who becomes associated
woth the comptroller's office OF
the consolidated university.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28
NeuU Strategy
To Be Used
In Pacific

WnShipu.nn A,,,,
,,rasnnt ..iSI,nd-,n' i,,.-,,,, ,''.' 'cn ;
IN In p,c;,;c .l,n,,i,, '', s"llP''sh
allied force. c,n,,,r, -. I.,,.I. r"o'i as
hip Ian b,sc NJ R,b,S,, NJ. p'';,.' ''ie
Af,bn,iy, ,ha A,,,,,,.;'.,, $50 Ia ,
been ,Sn,.;no sIov,I,, rrn,,, ;.Ia,,i y,
islond ~ islr,S Cn'. ',,,,,', , ~ "
Secre,nrv nf Tho V.H,y E,,n>. ., a." T. :,
naval leaders rovn ,jr,;nJ rnnn.',' 10
" that Am,c,.icr, s,,..,,n,,,. liz; S'',
SINGH n slow co.,,v c,t,,,r';n,, ~ ,t,.,
yyoy IN J,n.,p
However his ,vrc ,s ,,..,,.,.,,.o ,,..,,
,vhnn .hn o-n,,'r ,,,,,, ,''v 'tpS
ing diS,onc, az Ar..r.,Ii., .rI,, ,.,''.-
ron, orfnnri,.c 80, No., T.'';,,''.
the cen,roi cnInH'n,,. H., ,';,,,,',,i,.
snc,,r,d IN. sl,,,,J, la. >, h',.,,,,'i;!,
,r6 n,,r rnrco,, .,,.t ,..,l,i,
of R,h,nI by ,,'nd,',,., ,,'.,i,,.. -
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Quarters - .n,- ,,,n r,.,,',d,,n Am,..'
ricon fnrrcs ,nYv s,r'r.. de-, int
ener,v ,rrr:-,,.v ,,.-..rl,. i,i, .I,,
the phiIipuincs \ ,,u,1,ld Thorn
would en-, off I,p,n,..,. u,,,,n.,t,n r
forces in the t.yv. Indie. E.g.,I., and
Indo-Chiuu from In,.. nI.,. n:,yr
and payc tine INV fol. g. .r...,,ii,
blow ap,i,., TIyar
There is al. I'm. Do. iIIIy ,H.,,
thu. recent hu,lbl...,. of TAD. northern.
japanese Eu..L. ,.l,ri. ..rII he. ,,i-
lowed eventually 10, 3. .rd..i.s '.,r,
which would place N.,....i. ..r.grY
within 200 mile. of To.yp.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28

FOOLlSH-ThcSc requests coming
II now represent wasted effort, since
Il Is hardly likely that more than 10
per cent OF the soldiers will have the
same addresses III November of 1914
as they have now. Secretary OF State
Eurc explains the large number OF
applications on the ground that some
states are holding elections this year,
md there are some special elections
or congressman. Evidently the mil
.tary post Officers have urged the
Boys To look after their voting inter-
eStS and the fellows are firing back
The cards without figuring that they
will accomplish nothing in North
CarNlIna.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28

CONFUSION Further confusion
50 far as this stale Is concerned is
expected to arise over confiiCr be-
tween provisions OF the federal and
State acts governing service mems
absentee voting. The federal act re-
IulrcS the secretary OF state To send
out the ballots: the State acts re-
lureS him 10 turn applications over
10 the State board Of elections for
handling. It's Il long time before that
issue will have 10 be faced. but il
viii occasion some headaches lust
before the next general election.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28

MARRIAGE LAWS-Thcrc have
been so many letters. kilograms.
phone calls and personal visits to
State offices by soldiers seeking IN
formation on State marriage laws.
that the secretary Of state has cod
fed all the statutes dealing with the
subjects in BRET mimcographeo
folder. Most Of the inquiries concern
time limits for divorce. physical eX-
Smination for marriage and cost Of
marriage license.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28

USUAL-From what Victor Aid
ridge, highway patrolman assigned
to drive the governors car, says.
there is nothing unusual in the gov
ertior being broke. Victor says near
~ every time they go off together he
has to round up such little items as
cigarettes, tooth paste and handker-
chiefs for his excellency. Sometimes
the boss is surprised at the accunu-
lated bill Victor presents-but he al
ways pays II without protest.
LEND-LEASE-- Ramifications OF
civilian defense activity is emphas-
lied by reports from Stanly county.
The defense organization there
bought ten pressure canning outfits
and lends them around to persons
who can use them to advantage in
saving food for winter.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28

Maybe North Caro-
lima needs another OilICial-a sort of
guardian for the governor and the
lieutenant governor when they go off
on Il trip. Both Governor Broughton
ana Lieutenant Governor Harris
were in Washington at the tobacco
hearing Wednesday. incidentally. J.
Hampton Price. president pro tenn
Of the SC/tc, was acting governor
for that davD Governor Broughton
found when ne got ready To come
home he was broke. SO he borrow
ed $50 from Harris. Then little
while later. the lieutenant governor
lost his pOckc,bOOk. He had To Dor
row train fare home from somebody
else. Now the governor claims he
saved the lieutenant governor TWEEN
~ buckS--Since he's paid il back
what would have been lost. too, if
he hadn't borrowed it.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-28

BEAUTlClANS-WiIh two coli,g,
graduates and Il man with more than
a dozen wears Of successful operation
OF beauty shops on the ncW board ui
cosmetic arts examiners. supervision
ut the beauty shop business III the
state ought To run Smuuihly for
awhile. The new members. who will
take office September :. were NAM
cd by Governor Broughtum Friday.
William Il. TTuutman oil Wilmington.
formerly ui Wilson. becomes the first
man ever t. serve ON the board. The
other two members are Mrs Sitha
T.. Mcconnell of StateSvill.. gv.td-
uate OF Eiuu. and Mrs. Ellen II. Car
son of Fayetteville. graduate Of y
{. Woman College. Salaries ui tttr
urmbcrs ITr L. be fixed by III. dI-
rector ul i!t budget (Whu Is tine pu\-
,inOr) and the" are allowed C%-
p"nSvs III 81 = day and ) cents prr
mile travelled while ON duty. The act
"t 1912 placing the board under the
budget buuu:lu also authorizes en-
Dluyuirnt ui necessary inspectors"
whose appointment and CumpcnSa-
tIun j. subject Ia budget approval.
Formerly tine board members did
the inspecting uu - per diem basis.
without budget supcr\ iSIun. and
-uuctIil,s the amounts collected III
,rudcd pay inr y%rrv day in Ia,
wear Including Sundays.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25
Electricians Union
Gives Successful
Dance. Saturday


The dance gwen ~ Elfxus.
clans Union No asS 81 Paseal
goula isss Saturday evening
proved such = huge success thai
T A shifsla whs hss charge II
IN festvlty. a teiua ugaen e
arrange fof another ~ he nrts
future
The dance hall 81 the nnaggns
kiNe Cafeteria. Usa fhs setting -
me hospitality which vas snSa
b TIE union members and taeaf
families ard by members q
Department y 1t InEhlls Nhs.
werp special guests
Sandwiches soft drinks And
punch Nefs served during tire
entire evening
Special features wefe pri1es
Offered for the best aaneefk and
these acre captured BY Aff and
Am z b Smith af Moss POINT
Who received the first prize =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25
Boy Group OF Moss
Point First Baptist
Church Has Outing

Under the leadership 81 T. G,
Houck Of the Joy Theatre 81 Moss
Point the Royal Ambassadors
Of the First Baptist church Of
Moss Point. enjoyed q tWe day
cutting 81 Biloxi Thursday and
Friday.
The lads. Nho range from nine
f. - years IN age, lad most
thrilling time under fhe leader.
snip Of Mr. Hoeek ENJOYING al
the activities afiordee BY Wilks
Camp 3 Boy Scout resort where
they STAYED
Those IN the group e Dan
~ Boy Hal. Alex Love j.. Ray.
mand Earl Cobb. nsxld Martin
son. Gene Young I'd Lynn. John
Sharp Boyette. Carl Alien and
Eugene Ho0ck
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25
NOTICE TO TRANSFORM
TON CONTRACTORS
ATTENnoN CANDIDATES

Sealed BIDS vi. Be- reserved hy
TIE jackson Coanty School ap
l. Saturday guly 10. ieS4. ~ 10
m. al ne oifsee Of ihe Cosnsy
Superintendent of E8uessiun IN
Fsscsgoala Miss for the trans
poTtation It the children living
CT the following described routes
Beginning 1t the Escstsw
p School house and usfAspol ting
eli the ninth and tenth grade chill
dEen residing IN the EcataWpa
Scisool Distract 70 the Moss Paspt
High school Distance three
miles and approximately - Chi
Gren
Beginning IT the residence
Ct Aldred White. thence 70 the
nver BY wsy Ct Henry Hsyens
thence % A / FairleyS place
thence on the Red Blus. road 10
mile Of Leonard Whites piae1
thence to the Daisy Nestry school
transporting all children entitled
to transportation Distance II
miles and approximately IS emil
dren This route may be carried
IN . one-hslf ton truck Il viii
. steel body. Or regular Ia Ton
truck with the county furnishing
the body, OF with car On 8 double
back for the pupils living near.
ess the school
The right Is reserved TO reject
ans and al proposals Certified
q cashiers check ia the sum 0l
$40 must accompany each bad
A + Meeehee. Chairman
7 E johnson. Secretary
Jackson County School Board
6-le 6-25 II
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25
Cundiduie For
School Office Must
Have Certificate

A essadsiais i1 ths oifes -
Naissss Btrnasus ~ ssltfss
ssoa Hssss absAln : vAi4a asfftf
ease ffassa ~ STATE Beard q
ENsmsnsfs hsfugv JNly J =
kaniiNs4 stass superintendent =
public eauessssa sansa tte
at~k The paesn9 aa . pslAps Il
ght asase - #ns eandssats nat
~ Qtlaliftsa unlaNhal
Al ranaaAatrs - tfs aities
- cesuasy elfsfinteadsng q edo
eaiian sasalla Nfiis - @fs
Anna Beis Hawkins exesatlss
secretary II the state bsafa ~
eNanllnsfA 6n naaes that thsa
may h ceftatn they have met
lAs requirements of tlss les Ibs
applies t. pfesent meufgi@nss
~ well - tlsssse wha sssk tfs %
fee 81 raAinsK superintendent ia
she first tif,s
AM @ Nt
70 De eligible 10 hold ne office
must b. . qualified eississ . et
lsen u ths stats foH feaf years
xna Of she oaaatt iu tap YEARS
Immediately preceding the ele
ton he must have had not ises
llsan t~o years oi eullers nasn
ina ard "A addition must haku not
lsNn than tWe Nebalsaiie ssats -
experience as county aupf2tntfn
dent school superintendent "a
pegVtAof uf Teacher - the Iubsie
mhaolk u Hhe state u ~ must
have haa not less thar feuf years
81 college training
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25
Lost R0tion Books
Turned In AT Local
Board Offices

4 number Of ration books have
been found and turned IN 70 ire
War Price and Haiiouing Board
q Ker street n Psscagoula "a
tioninR officials announced Any
pefson whose name appears on
tn Hss following is requested g
esIl ~ he board office immeai-
giely.
Those books found s1e Box
/. Henry Jackson Hands n loss
Point. Ellen Hell. Myrtle Hal
Clarence Hall ard Ear Hail. IT.
i Ocean Springs Billie Hub
bard RI 2 Pasesg0ula Ida a4l-
dged Graley Mickey seH Can-
SCI al Short Columbus drive
Alex D Mcpherson 4se school
street. Book 2 DAISY 4 keineeAs
ana Robert He5neeke So VAST
ineton Axe Helen HeneriNs 20
Islh street. Grace Poster Thomas
80 Front street Ross y BHgosne
KFeoie Hubert Tisdak WnaiHet
Route Psaago4la kafnesi
gohnsan. r., Gen Delivery. Pes
caeoals ghaFies Marshall smith.
WsIlie Hsy Dallas ard Femme
Dallas Gen Del FasesEaaza
PEI MlIlef raseagoaia Nag
Morgan William KayfgEa Adams
~ Waaasn Kenneth street
Nary Eeek So Jaekaan street.
william Dean. 6iz Eooseseli
street Ellen EzeIi TiIlmsn 0en
De PsseseeaIs ssaaee -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25
Play Underway In ingalls, Municipal
SOftball League; Trophy For Winner

Vote eight sams eefFes play
w ssafted a ~ iakaia Munt
Gapi SgbAa 8arss ssan4
- Mac nomnsAa recFeatnnaa a.
axser ian ihe InKals s~bsphg4aa
fn& CuV Wha Is n ehafes e
re ir&kae paMe
league usenhsas ali he en
sesiluK tuf ths Championship
uuphs SIS q sNaFats 81 sae an
nNf - IRE Chrnieit star aae Aa
rertasee ~ ne eluss Is ths 81.
aansr eeheause
CoEupHnE ths AesKus arr ths
eliuwins te&ssk
unlied States Ceasg Guard
United States NAVY unisea Ssstss
A4ay. ard tvs Ingalls, osRaFt.
uasnsai teams me hse1esA Fspe
aaop. Shtpniisss. Personnel and
Weiaerx
Several gsinen nave slgeaos
ssen PLAYED ard tn ssGue esd
: - = three CaFnefea ne ~
tween ths Coast Guard Nass saaa
RiegefS
Games are PLAYED every Mun
day. Tuesday and Thursday. start.
ne 81 5 pm 81 ths E~tlaNn
athletic field ca s0fh avenue
On Monday q thus week the
Army team fo-ak one q us clos.
ssi and most exciting esnasa q
date Mhen they seieatea tie
pspsshop by : score Of ; 10 l. sith
bash teens showing eNeeiien'
plss - weil as good sportsman
snip
IN another exciting game Tues
DAY attelno Tie Navy toak .
elose Gre from The Snspflisefs
bs > scufe II : 10
Efforts are also uudef way "a
organize . woasans league Ar
Bowman said
The trophy . be awarded the
league winners wiH BE- PIT So
display several weeks IN adj
vance
Following Is the standing q
sac tessaz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25
ADvERrIsEhEEr FOR BIDS

Notice Is hereby given that
sealed proposals vii BE- received
st the office OF the County Super
intendenf Of Edacstion Saturday
Juiy IL. 1913, al 2 A NJ for ne
transportation Of the children Nv
ine IA jackson County in accord
snze with specifications On file
ii the office of the County ST.
peFlntendent
Certified or cashier check m
tie sam Of 5000 must accom-
pany each Bad
The right IS reserved 20 re1ect
am and al bids
Yours truly.
A +. MEGEHEE. Chairman
+ r JOHNSON. Secretary
Jackson County School Board.
6-z5 ~ ~ Tie
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25
rREEDoA or PRESS

Chaffsns~t96 TENN Gel Eh
bars q nfnMn. essnsuanslsnt -
lhs Tbls8 MAC Training Cen
tef Fl nea1hY hHt 0aeghaH
laid daen the fplhsN Inc rosHal
naaas HeseEasaK @alkH ~ TIE
WAACs 3sM F~enfh0an - ~
press
AAACs 0tl nns hshs msfh
gtasa asoss lhe IS sEe aFsap -
Wfth tNa&e Nhn are nses Eight
osasaf rpnaHien. And Mskh lla
wN hea - liseif k4st panta
'siH Asa ~ ~ afsd Mfs nAolles
ID Dalfpoff Mhn ssh Sc 8t.stAH
prlsx a So
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25

Dixon, ~ Roosevelt street Hsi
lie Belle MefiNeaihef. 81 1--we
Oak street. Lacy Edward Free
man. i4th and Taylor Streets
Johnny Green. KHeoie Robert
johnson Gen Del Kre0le Ken.
nefb Johnson. 7B5 Z Convent
street Books ! and ? Hubert J
Goa Route l. Oceau Spring.
gaines rs Gfnpley 45s JefseF-
aln street " Z Walters pases
goals. ard JsHes Harold Fox
Route Z. Psseagouia
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-25

Pete Swanson faneE@ himself
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times Be gee - aag ed - !
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