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Evening star., 1943-11-02
District Dealers
To Ration Coal,
Stretch Supplies
Agree to Restrict
Deliveries to Ton
Of Bituminous

Rationing of coal to domestic and
commercial users was virtually COM
plete in the District today after
dealers acted to conserve their lin
tied supplies to assure delivery of
coal to hardship cases during the
emergency created by the latest
mine strike.
District dealers. through the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the coal
division. the Merchants and Man.
ufacturers' Association, agreed late
yesterday to restrict deliveries of
bituminous coal to one ton to do
mestic consumers. They also agreed
that all deliveries of coal to both
domestic and commercial users
would be limited to those having
less than a Today supply on hand.
The Federal directive, issued
Saturday by Solid Fuels Co-ordin-
ator Ickes, limited anthracite de-
liveries to household users to one
half ton, or 10 days supply. which,
ever is less. The order was extended
yesterday to restrict deliveries to
commercial users to a Today sup
ply.
Explains Reasons.
A. P. Brown, chairman of the
local association coal division, said
the extreme shortage of hard coal
In the city made it necessary for
dealers to deliver soft coal TO some
customers despite the nature of
their orders This in turn, he said.
compelled the merchants to impose
the one-ton delivery restrictions on
deliveries of bituminous coal.
Action of the President in taking
over the mines again and directing
Mr.. lckeS to operate them for he
Government was not expected to
bring any immediate change in the
ratlonlng system. owing to the
shortage of coal in dealers Yards
Dealers felt certain there would
be no real suffering because of the
Strlke-at least not at this time.
They pointed out that the weather
was still mild and that most do
mestic users had their bins reason
ably we'll stocked up.
Commercial users were in even
better shape, since most of them
keep considerable reserve supply
on hand and since they are usually
able to use lower grades of soft
coal and run-ofthe- mine stock.
which are most abundant.
Fear Effects Later.
The real effects of the strike, it
was felt. will not becorle apparent
until later this winter. when con-
sumers' bins run out and dealers be-
come deluged with calls to prevent
actual hardship. Dealers and Fed
eral officials pointed out that every
ton OF coal that can possibly be dug
will be needed this winter and that
every days production lost uill IN
crease the pfoblem later in the seaa
SON Z
The small deliveries mades neces-
sary by the shortage in supplies
again has opened up the problem
of manpower for the MERCHANTS.
Since last winter, dealers. ln9co-op-
Grafton with the Office OF Defense
Transportation, have been attempt
ing to solve the shortage of labor by
instituting delivery pooling systems.
An ODT official said the Federal Or
ders and the dealers agreement to
limit the size of deliveries would not
necessarily make pooling impossible,
but he admitted that it would be
difficult to carry out such an ar
rangement while the coal crisis con-
tinued.
Evening star., 1943-11-02

picked up Madison at Bladensburg.
Near Greenbelt he was held up by
Madison and his wallet taken. After
leaving the car Madison fired on
Mr.. Seidel wounding him in the
neck.
When arrested october II, police
said Madison told them he shot to
death James E. Long. an Oklahoma
highway patrolman, in 1912 While
Prince Georges County officials have
written to Oklahoma authorities
concerning the alleged Staying, no
answer has been received as vet.
Evening star., 1943-11-02
Woodside PTA to Meet

Dr.. Edwin w. Broome, superin-
tendent of schools for Montgomery
County, and DR.. Carroll Reed, as
sistant superintendent of schools in
the District, will be the guest speak
ers at a meeting of the Woodside
Parent-Teacher Association at Sis
o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1943-11-02
Youth Held in $4,000
In Robbery, Shooting
Tokomu Park Motorist
Wounded by Hitch-Hiker

Floyd Junior Madison, Is, Still
water, Okla, was held for grand
jury action under $4,000 bond late
yesterday on charges of ROBBERY and
assault with intent 10 kill David
L. Seidel, 25, Takoma Park. October
is on road near Greenbelt.
Madison pleaded not guilty to
both charges when arraigned before
trial Magistrate Walter L. Green
In Upper Marlboro Police Court.
Police testified that Mr., Seidel, a
senior medical student in the Navy
Via unit at Georgetown University
Evening star., 1943-11-02
DR.. BesIey to Speak

DR.. Kirk Besley. newly-appointed
superintendent of the Prince Georges
County Hospital, will address the
second fall meeting of the Cheverly
Citizens Association at 8 pm. to-
morrow In the Cheverly School.
Evening star., 1943-11-02
PTA Visitation Nioht

Visitation night in the various
classrooms will be held at a meeting
OF the Parent-Teacher Association of
the Silver Spring Intermediate
School at 8 o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1943-11-02

NEW YORk-LONERGAN HEIR-Wayne William Lonergan, 18-
month Of the slain Mrs Ionergan pic
tured as he taken for morning airing his govenes
The entire estate of his mother
900 brewery fortune is left the child
probate here yesterday The will August 49,
Mrs Lonergan bludgeoned death father
Wayne Lonergan who not mentioned in the will
indictment "A Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1943-11-02
Club to Dedicate FIoa

A service flag bearing 80 stars will
be dedicated by the Takoma Park
Womens Club at 2 pm. today at the
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church.
lit has been announced
Evening star., 1943-11-02
Paper Collections
In Schools Tomorrow

The following is the schedule
for the collection of newspaper
magazines and cardboard in
District Three of The Evening
Star-PTA Salvage for Victory
program tomorrow together
with the five leaders and their
poundage to date.
Morgan, 4,475 pounds.
Adams, 4,O89 pounds.
Mott, 3,443 pounds.
Park View, $3.50 pounds.
Raymond, 2,703 pounds.
Mott. Keene.
Bruce. Brightwood.
Banneker. Truesdell. .
Monroe. West.
Park View. Raymond.
Petworth. H. D. Cooke.
Macfarland. H. Wilson,
Rudolph. Bancroft.
Barnard. Adams.
Whittier. Morgan.
Sumner-Magruder.
Evening star., 1943-11-02

Gov OCONOR PLEDGES JOBS FOR SERVICEMEN-Gov
OConor cener) at meeting of the Chium Fifth
Civic Club last night where he pledged support
assuring jobs for returning soldiers With
Meke Qeft acting chairman club and Representative
Sasscer (right Democrat Maryland Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1943-11-02


In
anma Great
OF
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-08

,Sbe Sooolum Saint" lit Der Et'
tel zines ssilms, meI9er bon Metro
@oloppn Meper porbereitet tpiro. @r
5tiiht Iid, ouf 6as 2ebensbilb bes ber'
Itorbenen @bicagoer SSsournalilten
9emplter Mac Wurpbp. Derielbe mar
oIs Elm aroBer 8erebrer bes FL. 9is'
mas, oes guten S6aders, benz Der
am areu5 b6neenoe Seilano oas Ba-
rabies peripra9, befannt.
sfeb. @otparo Doubling, S.S., bon
ct. Souls mur6e bon M@M als te4'
nii6er @atgeber bin3uge5ogen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-08

trefflides ausenpaidmaier. Nan
tpai1e bamit sic Iugen brei,nal tdg-
Iid.
slu6 Sen6eltoboGmpfe iino bel
&opffatarrb iebr 81 empfeblen. 8leib'
iii6tigen rat Bfarrer &neipp an, Sen-
6eI in Wtil6 5u to6en uno ieoe bal'
be Stunoe einen S6lud oapon 81 neb-
men.
s.. g., Mid. -
grblen, 2inlen uno 8obnen, logen.
Siilienfrii6te, entbalten tpenig Sett,
ober ebenlopiel gitpeiB a1s oas Sleii9
uno ebeniopiel Starfemebl als @etrei'
oe. sic iirb lon1it ein mi6tiges geab'
rllngsnlittel, umiomebr, als iie reid
an Tbospbor uno 9sabrial5en iino.
0a iie i6per peroaulid) iino, ioate
man ettpas giiis ooer 3itroneniaft
(2emon Suice) beifiigen. 8enn man
lie iebr langlom uno iebr tpeid) to9t
uno ourbi6lGet, iinb lie tueniger bla'
bend.
- Mrs. S. Sy 81. -
llnter ben pielen 8erfabren, Sauer'
frout ein5urnaden, empfeblen mir oas
folgenOe:
@enn man nid)t 9an5 grobe Wten'
ocn einmud)en miu, qeniiaen 0a5u Die
ooer @allonen Steintopfe. S6one
felte 8eibtrauttopfe ueroen in Salf'
ten ooer Giertel geidnitten, oie otden
&ippen berarsgenommen nno Damn
fein gel6nitten ooer gebobelt. Scum
permenet man Ben eeidnittenen &obl
nit Sol5, auf 5ebn Sfuno re9net man
orei Giertel Efuno - 4 l(n5en -
uno pedt i'm felt, oo6 ni9t alau
felt, in sic Gopfe, legt Elm reines Mua'
t116 ooer einen palienoen peiBen Eel'
Ter bariiber, bei6pert nit einem
Stein, ireeno einem Jeloitein, Der
lal1ber getpal6en tpuroe, uno laBt oas
&ral,t gdren. gs ml.B an einem Srt
Iteben, ser gleidmabige Semperatnr
bon 80 Bis S9 Sabrenbeit bat, Sn 8
bis 10 Sagen miro es ausgegoren ba'
ben, sic ee5oeene 8riibe muB iiber
Dem Seller lteben. 9en S9anm e1t'
fernt man bon 3eit 81 3ett. SCUM
lett man es an etnen fiiblen Blat nno
1diiet es our6 cine 0ede aus gei6mols
5enem Yaraffin Dor unreinlgtelten
ober 8eroerben. Soer man padt oas
fertiae Sauerfral1t in uartglaler, Die
man nit Ser Safe auffiiut nno NIT
@ummiring uno 9edel peridlieBt,
oonn tpeeiteut. 2anat Sic @albriibe
ni6t 5um Muffiillen, 10 tann man nod
ettpos 8aiier nadgieBen, oas NIT Sala
periett lit, auf 1 Quart Bailer eine
lln5e Sal5. 8eim Magoeburger Sar'
crfraut iperoen Die Sdiler nit @iitg
ausgeIpiilt, ebe 6as &raut binetrt'
fommt. Mon permeioe es, gan5e 8ldt'
ter obenauf 5l1 1egen, bic i9inmeln
Iei6t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-08

Gin fleines pergolbetes areu5, oas
inn &nopflo9 getraeen miro, tit bus
iiingfte Mb5ei9en Der normegilhen
Batrioten. 0a9 einem 8eridt bon
,,@todbolms Eioningen" bonn 81. SSu'
nj bereiten 6ie Quislingbeb6r6en &C.
genmaBnabmen Dor.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-08

S1en. sn etli6en 8oden feintt' oer
Sanen bereits. 9ie Bflan5en laiie
man rubig iiber @inter I'M 8ooen
MIR fann man tie nit 2altb ooer et'
mas Strob beoeden. sic tpa6ien Biz
5um 8eginn oes @inters unb baber
oann cine @roBe bon gl1ten Stedlin
gen erreibt. 3u 8eginn oes fommen
oen Sriiblings treiben iie lange uni
oInne Sd0Blinge, Sic NIT Ser gan5er
Smiebel perarbeitet tperoen fonnen
Oie I'M Suli ausgeldtel1 3uiebeln trei
ben beoeutenb friiber als bie itbli6er
5tedapiebeln, laufen aber ibneu in
Samen, IobaB iie MIR pabreno Del
Sriibiabrsmonate als u9tpiebeln mi
Grim berbraudt peroen tonnen
Man ide allo ME 5u reidlid aus.
- 80. 6, SQ. -
8ir itinmen Sbnen pollltanOig bel
ipenn Sic oas @ummifauen (gbem
ina @um), tpie es bon bielen ausge
fiibrt miro, cine ,,S6peinerei" men
nen. gto6 rnangenebmer lit es fret
lid, tpenn oas ausgefaute @ummi a1
oen S6uben ooer ear on einem &lei
ounesitiid feltflebt
Man entfernt oen @l1mmi an e1
nen1 &leioe, inbem man Den Slede1
nit gitpeiB einreibt uno oasielbe eln
5eitlong oarauf tpirten labt. 9aourd
miro ser @unlmi losgeloit, obne elmer
6leden 5u binterlaiien.
g. s., &anf. -
Sdon I'M Sabre 1911, taum q
Sabre nad) Ser gntoedung ameritas
our6 Gbriitopb Columbus benliibt'
iih Ser 9ominifaner Mntonio Be Wfon
telinos INN sic abldaffung Ger Sfla
perei uno ser fatboliide Srieiter 8ar
tolone oes 2as galas arbettete IN
Sabre 1914 an ser Emancipation Del
Ssnoianer. SIM Sabre 1923 beganne1
oie 5ranaisfaner i'm iebigen Staat
islorioa NIT Ser 9efebrung Ser Gin
geborenen. 1541 tpuroe ST. Suan o.
8aoino, S.S.We., bon BEN Snoioner1
Ser &anias-gbene eri6logen uno tpur
Sc ser erite Martprer Ser Neue1
@elt."
Die er1te fatboIii6e 8farrei mnro'
inn Sabre 1865 in ct. @uguitin, 5lo.
gegriinoet. Tim oas Ssabr 1900 began
men sic Sran5isfaner bie Weiilionte
rltng Der falifornii6en aiilte. sud
waren es Tran5istaner, aus geerlfo
melde i'm Sabre 1909 cine Wtilior
in Stata Sc griinoeten. ct. Wearp's
Wearplano, griinbeten engliibe uni
irilde &atbolifen. &atbolii6e Wiiiio
mare batten i9on i'm Sabre 1884 piel'
EauIen6e bon Mlabana Bis nab Str
einia befebrt. 9ie SSseiuiten griinoeter
1916 ibr Miiiionsmerf in Wfaine
1878 6ur6fori6ten Ser SSeiuitenpate'
Marquette uno Solicit BEN Wiiiiiiippi
Die erite 9i05eie, bic IN Sbren
Staate &anias erri6tet muroe, tpa1
sic bon 2eapentportb inn Sabre 1887
Gpncor6ia uur6e 1877 uno Wt6itc
inn IeIben Sabre gegriinoet.
- 8. g., Calf. -
Wean fann anf irgeno einer &artf
NIT einem @ntfernungsmaBitab Die
5trede bon irgenoeinem unierer See
bafen na6 oem Sernen Often bereb'
men. Damn bat man aber Die otrefte
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-08
HuSkunft
N. g., So.

elIle Oeu4ll4uuIIultS w A4tIeISA wv"
funftsipaIte piindt, ntl1B bollen Sea-
men unb slbreiie angeben. IS gtbt
feinen @rl1no, pesbalb man gtamen
un6 Aoreile peribpeigen iou, oa mir
ia uniere 2eier nidt perionli6 7 fe11s
men.
- Mrs. Sb. M., Sa. -
Oa berl6ieoene 2eierinnen it6 Ell
nen glten 8orrat bon @urfen fiir ben
fommenoen @inter ein5uma6en be-
abii6tisen, 10 geben mir na6itebeno
etlide erprobte &e5epte our Sano.
l.. 8nrfem in Giiig. &leine @urten
ooer in fleine Stiide ge6nittene grobe
@nrten tperoen oi6t in ettpas breite
Slider gefiillt. 3u ieoem Nuartglas
fiigt mani 1 @Bloffel p1lperiitertes
SteinIal5 (&odialt), gBl0ffel Gut
fer, gBl0ffel genildtes @etpiir5
(Nelfenpfeffer uitp.) uno, uenn man
min, elm paar S6eiben bon tpeiBen
3piebeln. 9ann flint man Sic Glider
nit @iiig bon, peri6lieBt ite luftoidt
uno betpabrt ite an einen fiiblen Plab
auf. - Ser @iiig ooer sic 9urfen
meroen na9 oielem &e5ept nibt ge-
fo6t.
2. @euirste 8nrfenideibden: 12
reife @urfen, IL Eaiie 3uder. 2 Sal
fen giiig, 1 Seeloffel 5al5, g.
l0ffel san5e 0elten, 1 gBl0ffel Neu,
setpiir5 (aaipice), 2 gBloffel Stan'
een5irnt, in grobere Stiide gebroden,
1 @Bloffel tpeiBe Senfforner.
9ie @urfen mai6en uno in 3ou
bide Sdeiben idneioen ooer Der 2an-
ge na9 in Streifen, in cine grobere
S6ufiel lege11 nit 1a Saiie Sal5
iiberltreuen uno iiber Na6t iteben lai-
len. Sim anberen Morgen bas ge5ogene
8aiier bon oen @urfen abgieBen unb
tie nit friidem 8ailer iiberipiilen.
giiig uno aIle @etpiir5e bermii6en uno
5 Minuten fo6en, bie @urfen bin5nz
geben uno langiam foden laiien, Bis
lie tpeid iino, oo6 nidt 5erfallen, iie
ionen ettpas glaiig ausieben. Man
flint iie fodenobeiB in sic borertpdrm-
ten @ldier un6 peri6lieBt oieie glei9
luftoidt.'
8. &ireb 8idles. Gin Auart fleine
@urfen, 1 Bint fleine tpeiBe Berl-
5tpiebeln 1 8int tleine &arotten ooer
gr0bere in 4-5 Seile (runo) ge-
idnitten,2 rote Bfefferi6oten, oie Gu
men entfernt, 1 Bint gebleidten Gel
lerie, in 2 3ou sroBe Stiidden ge-
i9nitten, 4 gBloffel meiBe Senffor-
net, Eaiie 3uder, 1 Quart gioer>
giiig uno gBloffel Sal5.
Oie @urfen un6 gei9dlten 3mie-
beln, ieoes fir itd, "a Stunoen in Ell
ner Sal5lafe, I'M Mengenperbaltnis
BON 1 Eaiie Sal5 auf 4 Quart Waiier,
liegen Iaiien. Mus Der Sal5lafe neb-
men uno 2 Stun6en in frii6em fal-
tenn Bafer 5ieben laiien, Damn gut ab~
gieBen. Mit oem @iiig uno oen @etpiir-
sen bermiiden, am beiten in einem ir-
oenen Sopf. Sim nd9iten Morgen 6en
giiig abgieBen, aufs Seuer itellen uno,
penn re9t beiB, Die @urfen, 3piebeln
uno @etpiir5e bin5ugeben uno aQes
Is Minuten, bonn 3eitpunft an gereb-
net, ba Ser @iiig gu fo6en beginnt,
foden laiien. &eiB in oie ertpdrmten
Glider fillen 11n6 oieie gleid luftoi6t
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-08

bGltniiien piiroe alio Die Heiie nab
Manila fait 16, Die na6 Singepore
iiber 1S Sage in slnIpru6 nebmen.
Iber Our6 Die iapanii6en Infangss
erfolge aur See tpurbe es unm0glib,
Die fiir5eite &oute 5u fabren, oie &C.
fabr iopanii6er slngriffe madt grobe
l1mpege notig, oie Sdiffe fabren i'm
@eleit5ug, unb penn in oieiem &C.
leit5ug ein Sra6ter lit, oelien olte
Mai6inen nur 5ebn Weeilen in Ser
Stunoe bergeben, oann mub ii6 ser
i6neulte Sransportoampfer oieier
@ei6minoigfeit anpaiien, ipenn nibt
ser ean5e @eleit5ug 5erriiien perOen
lon. @enn man alle oiele ltmltGnoe in
9eriidlidtigung 5iebt, erideint es Biz
iett rein pbDitid falt unmoglid, bab
bonn amerifanii6en Seitlanoe irgeno-
uelde Seer rlt6rfungen betra6tli6en
I'm fangs in ben fernoltliden &ompf.
Itdtten eintreffen fonnten.
Die fiir5elte Sdiffsroute 5lpiiden
San Sroncisco nno Wtanila lit I'M.
gefGbr ooppelt 10 lang mie Sic Ser
transotlantii6en 0ampfer 5lpil6e1
SEEM Dort uno Ben &anolbdfen. Selblt
inter Sen giinitiglten Sorausletungen
broubten man6e oieier 9ampfer 12
Sage, I'M sic Strede 5uriid5ulegen
Sir bie ooppelte gntfernl1ng tpiiroen
Tie allo tbeoretiid) % Gage braltben,
lpenn iie eenue 8etriebsitoff n1itneb'
men t0nnten, Inn sic Our6i6nittsge'
| idtpinoigfeit einbalten 5u fonnen.
0iele @ntfernung bon europa nad
llnierer Oitfiiite iol1te man Itets als
MoBitab I'M Sinn bebalten, penn
man grtpdgungen oariiber anlteQt, OF
uno mann amerifanii6e SerltGrflln-
gen auf oem fern0ltli6en &rieesihall=
plab eintreffen.
- Mrs. ST.. &C., Sa.
Sic t0nnen &amiuentee lno anoere
Seilfrduter be5ieben bon unierm 2eier
81. Sperl, 1917 8onifap ct, (3),
Eittsburgb, Ea.
- s. 9y Sbio -
8ebor sic ii6 elmer Operation I'M
ter5ieben, raten mir Sbnen, itf an
oas MarimiIian Sanitariunn, 269e
esSonce Mpe., Columbus, Ohio, al tpen=
oen. Ser Setter ser SeilanItalt, Wf
@ar5inger, lit elm Shiiler 8farrer
&neipp's unb bat bereits piele fiir
unbeilbar erflGrte 2eioen eebeilt.
- Mrs. $. @., q. s. -
Dieien &opffatarrb (Sinus Srou-
ble) fann man in fur5er 3eit lostper'
oen, penn man Elm &opfoampfbao nit
&amillen regelmaBis ieoen Ibeno Dor
oem 6lafengeben f1immt. Man tut
cine Sanoboa &amilentee (@amomi'
le) in cine 5diiiiel gieBt fodenobei-
Bes @aler barauf 11no laBt es auge'
oedt ettpa 10 Minuten lteben. Damn
bqIt man Sen &opf bariiber, beoedt
&opf uno S6iiiiel nit einem oi9ten
Sanotu6 unb atrnet ettpa 10 Biz Is
Wfinuten sic beiBen 9anlpfe Elm.
@enn Sic sic @eoul6 uno slus6auer
baben, bieies &opfbampfbao ettpa cine
Gtunoe lang 5u nebmen, tperoen sic
Sbre grfdltung lostperoen.
- s. st., 8is. -
Sendel (6enneO lit Elm reltflaiii>
ees geaturbeilmittel. l1niere Goreltern
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-08
s. st., @is.

Sendel (6enneD lit elm reltflaiii>
ges Naturbeilmittel. l1niere Soreltern
batten es fets in ibrer Sausapotbefe.
5en6el fann als Samen ODER ols
Yulper gebrau6t peroen. Sci &rampf,
Mbtpei6en ober &olif fodt man einen
gbloffel bon Senbelpulper in Mil6
un6 IGBt es 10 Minuten 5ugeoedt ite'
ben. Danon trinft man cine Saiie bon
re6t parm. SSn erniteren Saaen lege
man nod cine Seibpaiierflaide auf
ben l1nterleib.
Sen6elpulber als Bfeffer auf Die
Speiien seitreut, nertreibt @aie unb
@tn6e. Gendelabfuo 6ient als bor'
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-10-01
JUDGE HELLENTHLL EMBOSSED

The Anchorage Times had very nice
Editorial, comnend ing Jude o HELEN
thai fer the manner in viii CHI he
has con6ucteo Court in the Third
Division curing the last eight
years. The Feitorial stated that
he will undoubtedly be reappointed.
in the near future. The N9itor Of
the Settler quite agrees vi tn them
and wonders If there is any oppos-
ition to Judge Hellenthels reappoint
ment and if s. who it could be and
what is behind it.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-10-01

Russell Annabel, US War Correspond
ent for United Press, ano Mir.
Sharronberg wi tn the Internati one
News Service, with Mr.. Med nald, a
phot o1rapher, were getting news in
the Matanuska Valley this last
week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-27

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segsssf tstn a. @sex iasais :
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hifa Rhafa Sieeluaan ufs.
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tsxn transferred h. > eaamp nsaa
that elsa
Mrs J " Murphy ana baso
son. Kateft gllfgosd. have hesti
hrosixhs huae ffum tfs hslesi
City hoasasal
Ms snd Asfx osry narENe ssssl
their lhfee Mes eansr oeef frees
Nr~ pxsearas ssamsas Coz = vast'
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i've peftnte ~ ana Nre tsesa1
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~ Cochran.
Asr and ~ Charles wAlafuf
are fwluicinE peef tiss afrfvsi =
fine soa. bsHn Monday morn
sne Mrs waiarop wss TIE fuf.
ueg hGssx gaxa Aane Msllsite
oaaghtef of Mr and Mrs Krnnel
Msiiesse of FaIs naynp neigh.
hsrhoosd. Congratulations ars -
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Vancleave

AAks kathafine Nilsun. daakh
sef q Mr. Beftha Wison. has
retufnce fron = deiKhiiai Nesk
visit ~Ath Mrs 1ahn Laird o.
tht honse ~ Mfx l-aHas par
enss ~ and Mrs PAIL y ksnch
Mss Guess Humphrey Vas .
vsS4saa e. psNcakoSlla Wednesday
she was accompanied - Mfss
Mafe kean % Ocean SpfingN.
SUNDAY guests in tbe haaas
II ~. and Mrs Dryden Nsikeg
wes3 their son in-laN asughtef
and grandson. Mr. sna Mr..
Thgn4ax Means ard Raymond
Earl Cobb AZ Moss Point. abo
thesr elder son. Miltou Walker
snd friend Charles Sherry. both
from keczler Fivid
Mrx. T. l. Murphy, Jf : at
hosue after = pleasant vialt With
relatives ia Natchex
Miss Phyllis Sullivan Of Pas
cagouia Is spending the week
with Miss Barbara Ramsay II the
home of her parents. Mr and Mrs
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Escaiawpa

~ ana Mrs. wa Gatpa
sd 4ssehir8. Ie@eest fstunad
trusm ) vasH % aia4heA IA
Hetufnsng wfsh tt wm ih
uaecx AGts1 poruths Mss 1sn1sae
Mo s ir visit tfgens fe9 : wbiie
M and Mrs ! L Neikn snA
chslaren sp4nt Ia4ga1as il Mo-
hilx. Ala
Nh RoneEs rAahaegvn ana
bats departed sha Nsxk .fuf =
visit uith her nlashsg nsA Hvilsn
n Knkston. Tenn
vizitnsx in the hauae os NJ
ard Mrs. A. n Carter Sunday
were hr ard MF8 A. & Lexi g
Mobile. Ala
Private Garner Roberts has re-
turned to n&niel FHela. Gs e.
ter xtxit of sexeFsl DAYS 9ith
ha psrentx and Wtfe
MF and Mrx Henry I. Robertk
aHnounee TIE marriage 81 their
daughter. Miss Marguerite Rob-
erts 10 Mt, MurptFce DefFien es
ke~ Orleans, La. last Saturday
evening Mr. Deffien a stationed
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ana city where the young couple
0ail make their hoaFe
Afrx I-ioyd Oliver scent sun.
dAy visiting her husbaad IN Camp
Shelby.
Arx. B C. Rogers and Mrx
J & Rogers are visiting Mrk
Lloyd Stanley IN Port Arthur
Texas, this week
Miss Gloria Lemaitre spent the
weekend in the home Of Miss
Dorothy Boyd OF B0eaAasa.
Mss Helen 5Fady IS visiting
this wreck in Fort Worth. Texas.
Assistant Instructor J W HA-
ward q the L. 5 Navy q Pen.
xseols, Fla. visited ms mother
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William CoImer.
Congressman.
Addresses Club

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