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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
M0ternitY Clinic
Opened At New
EosIown Hospital

The Jaatn Casafs Hosss 81
Heslfh etH eSen s asusf
Z Mnadas os Is iae M
mm lnfHa 60 le
esfs 3, aaff ~
ne city aaisn otiscts9
neancaa THp cElnsa 4N M Goa
Quoted lfslm DM e 1890 3 81
"a lhe aegna Aauslas 8
uon;h
a similar rlina - shlse
e8ogea WmNn IS eoaaheaa 81
s Boafa ) Ha og8te m.
? adea HrNet 8na st6
500 as taa aeN sHs 81 81
nen Wl8 ~ - va 6e
ain tae pMent 8aaaag bal
MgB tr IN nadlganaa rgle
eafaiug Is as announcement p
Henry B finEf rs stfefsas 8 tae
county neaia aepaftaeas H
eennuct TINS el4H Tha
8aalon e. eel Is fhe anle a
men wao fiFd tar heaiin office
mnFf convenient VII eontfz4s 81
eU b. the hsslth afaF1neni
nudidiuK
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Hurbor Petrol Dance
Well Putronized And
Gala Celebration

Taa 8anoe en 81 tnea
employee tasetem tafaas
vensae IL atssa d HalasH
sf. asNa Ia q a8e
es, Msiai affairs evef staged
tfneFe end err committee lgviH
fie p-repefatle - e
VERY anBFee3ntsTe 81 ue
a7sg hae from b mak
ms par aiafy
enf
Is a nfe Meek Hlla Hip
& Mes 0fiesn muH Niui
rs uaoant a Alass poinl anu
sith Neuef Whit0
q usan sae Haflm patrta s
esfa the n~feAeaica Mr Du
Ams #4a aH exbens i
fip IS aeet t1ai sft W8aHt a.
comnaug hef husband
0ne a ihe SUPPRESS 81 ne eeC.
nine # hallaGn Hagsep 81
8hsed Wslly ealaft halean
were Nsei from the ee}iinE
sFyd df5liea down 81 le eauani ~
fhe aanners Many Q the nal
eons contained efAp aue aa'iaf
m #hIle others neid one tapu
and aaslar hll Hnten Wwr
1fea Is lhe nj aen a9iiaf M8nie
Carrie Casino & fns1u W1e4e
stskel# only Wef seie0saei
"A maiiuu picture esftoaa psg
Vaf held ~ conjunction With the
dance ~ ufirs fhal lhr children
might he entertained Whise tpeu
rvns wege enjoying them
SELVES
During the inteffntatian. rofn
mnHiit singing wsa euloYea when
Hia TIME iavuFite NuFt sting AMI
also mafe rafsaefn ouos with PIE
fe Haekfnn Marin b. iat iea0
TIE aanot committee eaagis,
mn - Norman i Wieie eiaif
man Dutfia tickets afFa q
nanee nIA Eeaku mnia Nj
.hn - sua miscellaneous HsanR
Cunningham ana Z r HIT car
niVaI and 6. y Mitchell. aaea
Hil hsa the able assistance ~
Hleig ~lYes III planning end ear
fyinN oul ilt aetall 81 taF aance
The Haghuf Patrol piana ~
hold similar affair stirring Sac
winter.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Phone Facilities
Overturned By
Wartime Demands

neeaus % wartime aiiet taae
persons desiring leiephenr eof
uections mat experience aifIieai
tees unless stnes ear quality m
essential users according a. J 5
Abbey manager ior Southern.
Bell Teiephssae and TeieKf aph
Company
"ksacntial users arr those Per
suns essential in the discharge ii
responsibility liof public heaIih
welfare ana security he ~
planned Telephone facilities arc
naN opefatmg st capacity N
many areas IT tins exchange and
generally mhiitlons eannot b.
made II yuaa REQUEST the III al
lasion OF ne@ service o. Il Yau
are planning to move. 8 reason.
ahlc length a time may be me-
esasry to auterminr If facilities
are available OF car be made
available
Information can be ubfamed
from the Southern Bel business
office
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Nones OF PTA Room
representatives
Given By President

Agfs v n Relasn. ruanl repre-
cnialive chairman oi the Moa
Point Rafenf Eaenef Assecis
llnn. ANNOUNCES tho names 81
asom representatives CO. lHe iui-
lowing 8faaee
lafa grade Mrs Togn Hearn
fith asale Mr. / X MeIntosh
i0ih ataae kla Wiiltam Marie.
9th eraae Mrs GeafRe E4asui
8th Rkaae NJ Leoa Nelson
7th grade Mn - Mas 6tn
ersae SIZES y Sutaaa. 5ih
grade Mu JulGau River 4tl
eaae Il Lee Almond 3ra
grace his speaeel Bete BOD
saae Mn G Hi TIE 9eape
sentative fef Hae flf eFaas will
s. announced lalea
TIE objective - foa5n repre-
entaf5sea afe ~ tu hHas#af .
close aaHlaci hel9eCr pal
eu1-leaehef ASSOCIATION Ems ue
pareni ano leaehen d eaIlageu
IN ezeh room - - PROMOTE tne
EfoWfH - NOM membership 40
genasnae anc Interests a Know -
edee = fae parent te8ce move
meat aaa as las purpose and
nroaazHa ul tie association 8uo
8 ~ zns q tae HouFa
together Aiih 80 aaiils - aala
aaranEHHaazsiN WHzH DtH a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Biloxi Defeats
PanIhers Is To 0
In Night Game

81 fa ffaf nleaf lsssoal3 galaa
tae esaon Matgn daea fnage
hsn 500 fana Is tnf paseaama
gfiaaa aae BllaN Red SKINS -
esta flae s psftsefs fe The
w 81 Ia Is 9 FRIDAY ulsat
Tae ilfNf eeuft wa nsaae 81
ft etna auaflsf whsn Ralph
Re an aasdea iaaf safss g cfsa
IRE r-ar8aoaia goal hne The
faa foartauMn wc4aEfea su us
tsiea aaafter Nhen Hciton threa
aH pns - f1taio fes ias score
Affaeaeu aafHefEnea ne la
eaKaala iinf plaeea . Raad game
81 IRE haekf1nA Gardner was
outstanding
Ihe starting lfue nn Wa s.
Gautae Hh eud FHlh
tackle nuilafd left guard
-. Center Feea figni Haate
SapsaRa. aehl fackh pItiman
fieat end Wsbh auaffTrtack
lb 4es. he'll naH. Gaf89eg right
half. slsttax iulieack
TIE raniHes8 sill meel ihe
Long Beach team iodas FRIDAY
st B H. a. tge pascasoula foot
ball 1leIa for the second night
Rswu
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Legislative Group
Named To Work On
Juvenile Problems

Juxrntie delinquency occupied
lhe attention Of the Mississippi
4 Association OF Crime and DeIm
aaeilcy which met IN Jackson
saturday Juagr Z { Cnfoaa
circuit court judge To- tne Pas
cagoula- Moss Point district pre-
laent was IN caAlge ~ the
meeting
A legislative committee wa
appointed u prepare aecommen
aat4ons let changes T. mcfeae
she effectiveness 81 tire juvenile
statutes Hlehlights were ne us
easston 81 revision q Inc 8uses
mic court acs aud subsequent
steps toward the suoptian o. ef.
ieetivr amendments and The DC
elslnn tn request Sufficient aadl.
tanal iunas from ife legislature
Is make the training school 81
Columbia 3 plate faf vocation
training aud rehabilitation faihe.
thau 4 place 81 ees1lnemeut
Among lhosf attending Me1e
Mayof ana Airs Waiter Gaiies
Miss Katharine Cute eniia Nss.
fare wurkef. Mis- Clare Hesan
welfare aeeni Miss Olive Hol.
niger asslslsas enid Welfafs
agent END Thomas 4 Wells Sd
pef4ntenaeHt % pasea9oali
senools
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Big POim

aa Sstsstae heaae sas Alti#
S.snaav nfrsisny MufN mac re
d BID polni fus ssF menlna
Ws Nest sunaa viii
TIRE regular pfsaehlng day i
ue church hFre
nsr. and Mrs. Ccofse Marsiu II
r
eaasntes m
r.sv Neisan
m1 r.-
~..s..s, rs ~ pasa
e1~ resDrnm fsaso
- 80
Aiao -
w
a u
his Meoawtn Hft TUESDAY
niKht 81 hef hniiit = @ai'piaati
Mis- are M
her sosrinssaN aiAa
mnn Mrs n 4 AH.As H'i1 -
Mrs Gu1 aisd the haps vii e
~ aHo hfs Walte4 81
BiiuN Trht IhufNAF WIN We
ant MfS hafa asaia
Mss HefhtFt vincent was
hsf1nvss visitor g biia&t "iae aaS
@s ~eck
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Flow Of Voter
Shows Increase
In Puscogoulo

me now 81 Watcf IN I'asca
eouia shows q considerable IN
crease as compared with the now
IN ia40. according @ 3 report
mate IA L. G Beckham. saipefin
lfndcnl II public works. follow
ine tests conducted by the Missis
sippi State Rating Bureau
Made IN connection win the
public fire protection facilities
IN the city. the tests nj water
foW At three points IA the city
showed an increase al ~ much as
1903 GALLONS pei minute ) L
harksdHle. testing engineer, re-
ported Pointing out that there
have been q large number 81 eN-
tensions in the distribution sys
tern emphasis was laid on the
principal strengthening which
was between Jackson and Wash
ingtun avenues and from Pascs-
rossis - Market streets In the
area. four large circulating mains
were laid on School and Spring
streets. sINeiuch mains on Jack.
son. Dupont and Lincoln streets
and ten inch mains on Comuns
avenue Lincoln and Marke.
streets
IL lnis particular section
Mr. Barksdale reported The FLOW
available At - pounds rcsldua
pressure considered as suitabl.
Tor fire engine supply. have beel
materially improved
AZ three points the increase wa
shown as follows
Lincoln avenue al psseagouli
street ta40. i.77o gallons per mln
ute. and IN October 1913. ass
gallons per minute. Dupont Ave.
at Market street l940. 920 gal
Ions per minute and IN ie4a
2,43a gallons, Washington ave
nue. II Bcuna Vista street 1910
Tg0 GALLONS per minute. and now
i.aan gallons
Nj Barksdaie pointed aut iha
al TIMES IN the past It vas im
possible o. maintain static pres
ssife ol more than 60 te IS pounds
II view Of tfaese circumstances
you are tu be- commended Tor IA.
steps Yan have taken 20 mereas.
The Natef supply and slUeaEfheI
The distribution system
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Medical Group
Sponsors Sale
TB Seals

Tee gaesea EeHas8 M
AHal1l8fN Ane
- C~hfsfaaa il So aassa
dsise - fansa saf s.
Nngk Mr. S 8 MelfNsa
rre a1sas * the asfz An
aalnse
A So ~ past sH GnfH
ea8 shsn hsse taalr 50
te these nflested Is
tufi mg tae 9 prevent
ara tfeal tube esosn Nlti 81 sent
IL seflsr t. elt4eens ii Jaekaga
County Mm MeIlWam explain
saa sltaoaeH q nsaav as s.
81 lan4as W s. pi2cea
is 8ae hfie16 eonw aai5fs are
ugesa 10 make faegF anahaflans -
9Ke H#s m fae
sm from fhl Hstgs VII nenfain
Is 1a county 90 work ealF
ard fke othaF Emlf W&I ~ eng
TO tff aate tuberculosis organ
sSstlou Hemeaer Il msge ihaH
S. .ae0 IS raGea oaiF - pcgceaE.
~ ae total IS seuf oaf 81 see
eouuS, Ma HeIiNain said last
yeaf she sase aesulipa ia sn2g ana
members - tire sga#Iiags arr
putting foFth every eifHrf II up
thM IS 3 substantial sum
Tne vas te muncY From gh
eaie * 60 b. used has not baen
uete1mmca but nfticIais 81 the
Jackson County Health Depart
meul have recommended THAI ii
b. used for the purchase - =
picture ruaehlne ~ me interest
og . health educational program
le4 the county Through such .
mHehne the public st EaFge could
b. given valuable instruction II
ulhef phases II personal health
IN addition 70 tuberculosis lnfua-
nation
The auxiliary Is also sponsor
ING the stypng 0l The bioea u IN
dlvfauals which Is cone esch
"Wednesday morning II tse Jack
son County hospital Mrs McIl-
wan said Ihis Is being dome n
the event Of an8 accident which
might result IN the need ior q
blood transiusion on y moments
notice Often q few minutes may
make the difference 6etWeen lie
ana death Tor a person u o. IN
jured and III neec II . nioua
TRANSMISSION Mfs Mcfiwaln eA-
planned ana thoSe leW MINUTES
may BE- snpea bv 8 record o
blood tvpes at the hospital
Tine typiuE Of blood doesn't
mean that anyone Is going to be
called on - give q TRANSMISSION
unless he CT ahe indicates willing
ness for this service she said
This is a equal value to ali
fof ne person knows When rs
himself may have 70 have a
transfasion and thr fsea snas rs
tNpe Of blood as we'll as that a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Meeting OF Cutholic
School League In
Convent Auditorium

Al 8 meeting - the Catholic
School Leag3e sesu WeanasaaR
at > n. on November 5 1858.
IN ttie Convert auditorium the
members wefe entertained IS tne
aseh sehool students Whe rem
dessd several app opfiate vocal
selections
Election % osieefs waa next
~ mae5 With She following re.
suits
President Mrs. EFnc MusHp.
r. -electad wee president AIR
AFnula Walker succeeding Mr
Aiina 0Dnnohue secretary trtaa
ulag Mts "a b Walker ausreed.
ink aIa Loalse Ganle
A nlktun vote q thanks wa
given e. the retiring nfiieefs lei
tleir nip and so operaiigm dur.
n9 ne years sfasy served q 81.
iicefs
The 0eHeheFs met NEth gh,
scnoeI League sna niaae safus
vefs eoad Auegeat80ns & e bet
let ea.apesauen II the parent
with tho teachers
Ties seliooi leagut wa mec
arain 0n Wcinesaay Deg Isl, d
b. ~. ~ tiae Convent saluui
a E@Ha...a Fafsf
Mcsaame Ernest Aoore houis,
Gamer sam Leslie - g Nslket
E kUckrr Fat un
Miller krebe Niaen CaeeN 4 J
Matters ! v Natns : 5
ID mIa FHorense Ttohe3U Iieng
Tsttesan Charlie Fvrt { IA
Smitll Amala y kr EEIs Peer
en ana Z a Mason
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

M Preston GE8ssick VINO goes
euu faf residence elsewhere and
who Was the recipient Of 4 very
suVel2 gait a q momenla
II playing Mr. v + Monfe
captured the faeaf for hlgh score
~ euage aith Mrs Stanley Beb
lef receiving that tef secoud
hugh
Ms Ciyde leaviti naeesved
TIE ean ont favor
The guest rs included Mos
dames GfaSsiek AZ 81 Buuee
sydney Swan. Robert Macy
james Sweeney. + r Marnhy >
3 Walker S + Jordan. Lestea.
Hllaeh1and Jaime r Caaeer. ]
WalkeI } Il Nnrfe 4 y
smith. Slaniex Behlcr GIVde u
Leee.fh and ~ y + Moore II
n eaRaula ana M Spencer
Bceaa 81 Mess paiut
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Library NOies

Th shaa Na Have So
1ean Nsaan
fTsms MaFagsfe esnas as
oa1 - uN ndt sftaaa
eepe KfasH tae Naxa 5 ~
Was &
Ws CanH Is y
ga ea1 eafts auf 5ane wsfn
ne Nsan ) sN easuraa g
agees anrea Is tse
Here - Haas eu1 etetem N
Ae alsl hefragfnaee uaantae pet
81 the waana nssNtH hHa r
wtcd 81 ms eoanfg Aau
asna eafae she Geas@
Capta1w
Tnas nfgtvea = amuof eaH
gearing So thas ts nee shea
Nachha gems ee3efea az ~
ard abaae EWo oasesaitsn
PLANES csrclac vefx sloey Trey
had nothing 50 ieaf-tas SD
#oW Ma ever lo us 0ns bg
one nv ramesdes 9ens teVeFas
me enemy Nith upllftea Hu
The Hunger nsaneb
Foe Ave datz ear fHasssea.
aolumn aEagges fseU alane Nt
cat 4 scrap 81 fand Men fell one
by their hssaies dropping
fkt cfafhes from 3 haf&ag e tae
ground
a Prison Camp ia France
f~u tablespoons 81 faW peas
half 81 aAlBee 81 aater maat
muuids hreaa-thAs Na aae pFi
son iafe-sf We wcfe hack
Live Cargo sef Germany
They locked ne door q isse
small freight ca ~ lalts fsee
crushed humans Evefs mtie
took us farther tFsan freedom DC
zpsir entered into oar souls
Escape
~Escaping ~ nealiy q MATTER of
keeping yeuf nerve. dtsuactsnR
attention Al the crucial moment
After five false starts ms oppor-
lunifv came Somehsw ! got a.
Berlin. then to Cologne Paris.
finally % unoceupied FFspce-
and freedom To my comrades n
captivity. whom ! left ~ Ger
msny. digging POTATOES on thu
farm working long hours n fac
tories. TINS book-theh stmY-f
dedicated
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Special Services
Are Scheduled AT
Holiness Church

Special services viii De con
Quoted Al Tie East Moss Point
Holiness church. Saturday IT $50
D m. and SUNDAY hy the Rev
W b Rigney If GllbeftoWn
Ala. the Rev ] B Rogers. pas
ter announced Dinner on the
grounds viii be 8 ieslure og The
all-day program SUNDAY
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

81 llc rasam representatives Il
fH1s'ion effectively Been faH4
tentative ms sr excellent nnna
untiy 10 explain TIE rest pm
s nf he pTA ana O. bfmg
na1unts and traci.eTs ni0 closer
- operation through telephone
calls written Notes ana visits e.
aemes represented II ahe fooms
Bows and girls @peesiiy 81
Ffieh erl1oai age ase sensitive,
ard m afHef b. work with Tire
saeiallan. has chosen foom rep
eesentaifVes nf wide understand
sue tact ana sympathy. also
f9na Wao are democratic and
ahie to get 4l0ne win all KIND
- aeorle faz eu NnHaeent part
- Che Haam Fenft sentative
Nufk - aeQualnl lhe parents
81 students 0ith e8eH of1es ana
tie work = thr school Ve
~ promote better relationship
between fhe parents aua tae
teachers 81 whom laea children.
aEe guldea
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Vanrleave

~. ana Mn ph44s Havea
ard daughters were guests Sun
das Afternoon 81 NJ Holden
DEoihes ana sisle4 ian laA. Nj AM
Mss joe n Holden and ianlhs
Dcsaai0 Campbell, wim i ~
tlansa win the U S Army #
1afavaite - Is spending d ea
dag tuflmaaa wtth nls parents
ART sister ~ and Mrs. AndseN
= Campbell and Miss Jean
Campbell. It lneif nnssae on FORT
Baxna
n. ana Mrs Robert II Cos
my of Bllaxi wefe visitors SIN
dae ii THE hoole Of 81 GoSas
father and mother D. and Mr.
Robert n Murphy
NJ and Mrs. Waltaf 81 Bfef
land and children, Walter. r.
and Frances. aiicnaed tho sing
inE convention az liz kroome
sehsslL George count Sunuat
ST. Jezusha ~ Hunham a
Clifton RnsIse and sH aRa dauai
isf and Aisa Nsas HsAlan sl -
pesssnt attended Sum aa
At Nancleave Meiaad9t elfafa
sunaaY
II. It = peken q
ibpl Southern Coileee Hattie
hufg was n Vancleave Saturday
ms5fuing 10 deliver s lecture On
geography Il . gsoap g icscael
Whe are taking AZ extension
eaagse
81 ! Il Bonham spent es
efai dsy LAST week with Mr.
haFnsan Ramsay
MIS- wallaee Ramsey ri Gali.
nsrf accompanied b he1 0augH
te4 Nancy Pauline eamg -
Ff1aas 80 take her matae a. ae
Nj = v RAMSAY - 1ui POI
fl8m shleh piaec the 1atier 90
Is Cosunhla. Miss = Hssit h.
ster Mis- Hafnge steNart
#ancicaQe High school
Iasaf5y lEan4zed s CIR Reese y
eIab wiih 81 Leslie k0sinaa
Officer elacled Wefe
= Ha3 president Mag %
Roberts sIe president dee
Groves Maeaag fheama Roo
a treasurer and daansta Ia
sana nepaefea
naIvate Milton Walker SD
Charles Sherry Of KeeIeF Field.
are frequently guests q PVT y
ke parents Alr and Ar Dr.
De- Walker TIE young nlen e.
m soon = b. transferred =
aHauaer lieid
Ms Louise Carr elementary
Esaol supervisor visited e
Naneleave school "Wednesday ..
Isl week
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

others ss recorded II tue hospital
wili simplify the whole pHsee-
duFe Of obtaining q blood donor
IN the least possible time
ANY Information may be oh
tanned from Mrs McTlwain by
telephoning 2S6
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
LongfeIlow House
Scene OF Luncheon
For Mrs. Grussick

Among In i8fgea - liag week.
asial event a8 hFaage fnHess
aaa4 80 Wslleh Mr. NiIIiam = pea
ar entertained I~anglelIbN
1iatfst un 4aesaaH
Tine isa nIlaiiiN Wa - isu1aa II
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Bread Cast Upon the Waters

We can get. If you can cut pulpwood for Us, do
it ~quickIy-there IS no way you could help
more effectively in keeping a stream OF supplies
flowing to our men overseas.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

NlliarF supple Valued =
$1,000 Oda 90 viii = delivered
= a.....a aIIzaa aHH zIa unaaI
ssss@ n lslss4
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

POINT Martinez Clark Waife
Simmons Hammond. Graham.
Aiyefa Daley Knerp g n A
WellA lnse Thompson Landry
BIllups, Tsttle Craig Nafna
Hansnne. Sefons Seili0 Stuart
u Bradford Adams pfeulis8 TuH
tafViiiy
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

Yes. those men in the barge are throwing food
overheard It's good food, too. and the men
aren't crazy. This is just the emergency way
Of landing supplies on harbogless shores.
The p~aperboard containers are waterproof
They are fshed out Of the surf and carried
M on the beach = their contents as perfect as
WHEN they left far-oF America.
Here IS just one OF the many new uses that
have been developed for pulpwood products
another reason why puipwoodha joined rubber
ard TN on the scarcity list. But OF puIpwood
we have an ample supply-in the woods The
only problem IS 20 get i cut.
This mill, Ike almost every other puipmill
IN the country. IS short Of wood We need all
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

Ms Louise Carr. elementary
seHual supervisor visited Ae
VaHeieava school WEDNESDAY =
aH week
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

payate Milton Walker aaa
Charles Sherry of keealer Field.
are frequently guests g PVT W.
X parents Mr and SIR Dr.
De- Walker TIE Young nlen -
n soon = b. transferred =
aHeuaer iieIa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
200 Marriages a Week

IN THE early 1905 the Japs were manufac-
i turing electric light bulbs that could bs
tailed in this country at profit Of 212 cents
each. Nipponese also made a fountain pen
that could be sold for cents and nine-piece
coffee service that could be profitably retailed
at 40 cents 4. Justice of the Peace R II.
Lutes Of Yuma, Ariz., officiates at an average
of 200 marriages a week. His fees are from
81 to $40 ceremony.
The British government periodically issues
for the public a pamphlet which states how
the money for war purposes was raised, 1. e.,
what type of tax contribution. The report
also details how the money was spent. United
States taxpayers would be glad to get some
thing like this from Washington, D. c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Stands on His Head

" T. STEVENS. Cinema cutie now taking a
N. fling at the New York stage. Her real
name is Gloria Wood. Her father. the cele-
brated cinema director, Sam Wood, when in
search Of a brilliant idea stands on his head.
Wood claims, and is supported In the claim by
some men of science, that standing on the
head stimulates the mental mechanism.
I could stand on my head fine when was
a kid, but when / tried it the other day I
nearly broke my neck Calvin Coolidge
McIrvin. Ordinarily one Of Connie Macks
pitchers, but now in the United States Army.
AS rule boys named after presidents do not
become celebrated But there have been ex-
ceptions such as Grover Cleveland Alexander.
the great pitcher Grover Cleveland Fuller,
the noted jockey, and George Washington
Hill, the brilliant tobacco company executive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
One Bachelors View

CTATES New York bachelor:
- 1.-THE records show that never before In the
United States have so many men In their TWEEN.
ties married widows and Divorces In their
thlrties than In 1912. That young men In their
early twenties are attracted by women In their
thirties who have been married before Is not
difficult to understand. Such women are less
selfish and generally more charming than
younger women who have not been married.
"The young woman takes the attitude that
she Is the one to be pleased In all things. The
slightly older and smarter woman tries to
please the man and more often than not the
man is so pleased at the unique experience Of
having a woman trying to please him that he
does everything he can to please her. am %.
Next week I am going to be married to
charming widow of 35."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Manager Stays Hidden

IN THE back room. the manager hid behind
some empty cases. He wasn't coming out for
anything less than a four-alarm fire Out IN
front Narcic demanded a pound Of coffee, The
clerk asked for her ration coupon
ooh" she Snickercd II forgot IL. TIL bring
n In next week"
The coffee went back on tho shetland
MarCie went slightly nuts
She Scrccched about fifth coumniStS limiting
broadly that the whole Joint was on the I'M
American side. With her neighborfriend tag
ging along. MarCie marched 10 the meat counter
and then hoWled loudly and long because there
was only a single small siroir left. As II was
being wrapped for her, she screamed about the
price.
The same thing went on in the fruit juice
section and the canned soup department. And
when the vegetable man asked for 50 cents,
Margie came very close 10 hitting him with
1n-nound sack of pOtatoeS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Very Hard TO Handle

SET'HE cute little trick type Is all very nice
i to hold on your lap and cuddle with In
the moonlight" writes Bostonian. "But ~
wives pint-sized females are very hard to
handle. know. have been married to two of
them. My present wife is tall girl. She n
very amiable and easy to manage" $50
English wives are notoriously docile, you
say" writes somewhat indignant subscriber.
II am an English wife and am not at all
docile. i get my rights. The American wife
Is not docile, she Is dominating. The American
male Is the worlds most henpecked husband.
An Englishman takes his rightful place as
head of the house and really wears the trou-
sers. His wife respects him for II. No woman
respects man she can boss around"