davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-12

new prc-war tire - depending ON Your
mileage classification. Whatever y"ur
tire needs. Won can depend on getting
the best you are entitled to here.
La gaceta., 1943-05-05

con abnegada sumisi6n, evitarle
las espinas del canine cotidiano.
A su vez, Verlaine, desde su triste
bohemia de hombre cuyo hogan 10
substituyen la taberna y ell hospi-
tai, canta con anoranza ell amor
necesario a esos "trabajo faciles"
que son cobra de election.
Pero 81 TODD consiste en- la
manera, TODD consiste tambien en-
la MEDIA. Poner TODD ell espiritu
hasta en- 10 mas mimic, sin por clio
Greer 10 pequeno convertible en-
grande. Nj la a~nalfabeta, nj la
latiniparla, nj ell no saber dar a la
casa calor de hogan, nj ell Greer
que ell darlo es ~levantar un mo-
numentO.
La gaceta., 1943-05-05
Ell ROMANTICISMO PRACTICE
Embellishments De Lo Prosaico

res que %hechizaron al joven Wer-
Their.
iSera que la mujer presiente
que, en- ell fondo, 10 que ell hombre
adora en- ella es ell nimbo de la
casa? iSera que, para ella misma,
la casa es siempre ell RENO soma
do?
Sea 10 que fuere, ell hecho esta
ahi, patente, indiscutible: de los
paises mas avanzados respecto a
"a emancipation social y al pro-
yreso Intellectual de la mujer, de
Norteamerica, de Escandinavia,
nos llegan, al tempo que otros,
progresses en- ell perfeccionamiento
de la vida domestica.
Todo esta en- la No Sc
trata de empezar a mover ell polvo
de un lado para otro con los 20
rros nj de mezclar ell Olor a cebo-
LA con los aromas del perfume.
Sc trata, simplemente, de llevar
ell espiritu, la gracia, a todos los
rincones de la casa. Pongamos que
de dignificarlos. Sc trata de poder
entrar en- la cocina como en- otra
habitacion cualquiera, y de abrlr
ell armario que guarda la ropa de
casa con ell mismo agrado con que
Sc abre ell que guarda la ropa de
uso personal. En- una palabra; Sc
trata de poetizar 10 mas prosalco'
Mas recordad las palabras de
aquel grande entire los mas gran
des poetas; ell pobre LOlian, tan
puramente desprendido en- sus YER
Sos de las contingencies materla-
les. fue quien asegur6 que: LA
vida humilde-de trabajos aburrl-
dos Y faciles-es n obra de cleo
ci6n-oue quiere mucho amor.
Goethe, que viva en- las cum
bros nara sus more mas puros
,nsc6 a muchachas sencillas y
caseras: la Federico Brion, del idl-
IL de Estrasburgo; la Carlota
Riff, de la desgarradora despedi-
do de- Wetzlar Y, para madre
de- sus hijos y companera de la
-epunda mitad de su vida, escoglo
una mujer sencilla, que supO'
La gaceta., 1943-05-05
Buen Vestir En-
Ell Hombre
ROPA PARA LOS GRUESOS

La obesidad sera un problema
patologico que no siempre pueden
~resolver ell medicO Y SUI %ciencia,
pero vestir bien y adecuadamen-
te no es hoy un dilema para ell
hombre grueso.
El arte sastreril ha degrade
conquistar todos los ~escollos que
matenian a este ejemplar de nues
ira familia en- un ostracismo de
elegancia.
Todo 81 problema del hombre
grueso descansa en- dos factories:
causa y efecto.
La primera regla para ell hom-
bre grueso es la~de cvitar profu-
sion de dolores y disehOs atrevi-
dos. FL color atrae la pupila y 81
Sc abusa de dolores sc logra la
tu~rbulencia o exceso decorative.
No estan vedados para ell hom-
bre adiposo los trajes de tipo
plaid, siempre que los rayados
verticales sean vigorosos y neu-
tralicen los horizontales, va que
en- una chaqueta las rayas verti-
Gales tienen forzosamente que ser
La gaceta., 1943-05-05
Nuevas unidades de la marina mercante
EstadOunidense bautizadas con nOmbres de
Heroes naciOnaIes de las Otras Americas

Una vez que sean botados estos
cuatro nuevos y poderosos barcos
mercantes Sc dedicaran a transpor-
tar abastecimientos n los puertos
desde los cuales Sc envian .pertre-
chos a los combatientes de las Ma
Clones Unidas que luchan contra
las potencias del Eje. Los barcos
son los siguientes:
Simon Bolivar, Jose Bonifdcio,
Miguel Hiddigo, y Benito Jndres.
La sonora de Martins, esposa del
Embajador del Brasil en- los Esta-
dos Unidos, ha sido designada para
bautizar ell Jose BORifacio, en- me-
moria del gran heroe brasileno.
Ademas, otras dis%tinguidas damas
del cuerpo diplomatico de las ma
clones latinoamericanas b%autizaran
los otroS.
FL Jose Bonifdcio, barco gemelo
de los otros tres, sera botado a fines
de abril EN- la ciudad de Whining
ton, Carolina del Norte. Ell BenitO
Jtdrez tambien sera lanzado al mar
EN- los ultimos dias de abril desde
los astilleros dc la Houston Ship
Building Corporation, IN Houston,
Texas. FL Simon BoliUGr saldra
pronto de los astilleros de la Oregon
Ship Building Corporation, en-
Portland. FL Miguel Hidalgo sera
botado EN- California de los diques
dc carena de la California Ship
Building Corporation.
Los barcos mercantes que seran
puestos en- servicio dentro de POGO,
tienen todos las mismas dimensio-
mes. Dichos barcos son de AL pies
Y 6 pulgadas de e%slora, 56 pies Y
10& pulgadas de manga, y 81 pies
4 pulgadas de profundidad. FL to-
nelaje de cada uno es de 10. 100
toneladas. Son mas bien rapidos
para barcos de csc tipo, pues estan
disenados para hacer IL nudos por
bora. La fuerza propulsora de
cada uno de estos barcos mercantes
! es de $500 caballos.
La gaceta., 1943-05-05

mas largas que las horizontales.
Las solapas deben ser finas, la
chaqueta larga, y las mangas es-
trechas hacia el puno. Evitese la
ropa ajustada que destaca mas la
gordura. Cierta holgura, no exa-
gerada, disimula muchas de las
curvas que ostentan los hombres
adiposos. FL cuello no debe ser
nunca redondo nj alto. Puntas a
gudas v mas bien bajas, sin exa-
gerar. La corbata delgada ayuda
6 estilizar ell c%onjunto.
En- cuanto al pantal6n, holgado
en- la parte superior Y estrecho ha
cia los tobillos. Los zapatos, de
punta. FL sombrero, de poca copa
Y de ala regular.
Una regla esencial es la de no
exagerar. La %sobriedad, la ausen-
cha de combinaciones excesivas de
dolores y una impression de holgu-
ra son factores primordiales.
FL hombre grueso no tiene que
sacrificar ell traje cruzado. Por el
contrario, puede ser este un traje
estilizante, siempre que la sola-
pa sea larga y delgada y abotone
en- ell bottom inferior.
La gaceta., 1943-05-05
TINTIT
Ell Enemigo de las Canas

No Sc sienta ~apezarado por esas
canas. Luzca diez amos mas joven.
No pierda la oportunidad de su
vida Y la felicidad misma. Use
TINTIT y su cabello tendra esa
a~pariencia de juventud. INIT
no conitene nitrate de plata y su
precio es econ6mico. Pidalo a su
botica o 81 no al t~elefono ndmero
Y1354. Para pedidos a la agencia
P. O. Box $500, Tampa, Florida.
La gaceta., 1943-05-05
,saismo? iPor que no?

kosaismO? iPor que no?
"a pOdriamos decir nosotros:
Nv trabajo prosaico: no hay
rentes prosaicas. Mejor d.
) gentes para quienes TODD es
Y gentes que saben esprit
lar hasta 10 menos espiritual.
hemOs quedado en- que poe
B quiere decir versos con con-
htes, sine sentido poetico0
tamos -todavia- en- ell GEN.
lilo del romanticismo. Ell ro-
icismO es hijo de Werther, y
erOina de la pasion-arrebato
icidiO-de este espiritualismo
E ~goethano era, en- la reali-
una muy prosaica burguesita.
aquel pistoletazo ode magma
a que tantas muertes vecdade-
bahia de producer Ono fuG su
b suicide de Larra?), aqu"l
letazO fue disparadO a causa,
una muer TODD refina MEN
DO de una buena muchacha,
virtud primordial estribaba
sObernar a las mil maravillas
sAsa en- que Su padre habia que
So viudO. Tai vez recitando YER
CarlOta Buff-la Carlota de
ealdad-no hubiera seducido
Oeta cual 10 hizo repartiendo
nerlenda a los hermanitos a
Nnes servla de madre. Esta,
rs, es una hipotesis. BESIDE
2. Mas 10 cierto es que al he
rOmantico por excelencia, a
nlsmlSlma encarnacion del ro-
PtlclSmo, ell amor 10 aprisiono
las armas mas prosaicas: las
|los quehaceres domesticos.
es que TODD esta en- la ma
Parlmach1smo!, exclamaron no
oS con terror, al yer a la mujer
litrarse resueltamente por los
deros de la cultura y pretender
liar al hombre en- sus activida-
7 ne aqui que estos aires tan
NOS por la feminidad traen
Slgo IN como recrudecimiento
alan de hogar", un como an
de espiritualizar los quehace-
La gaceta., 1943-05-05

Desinter6s y mobiles acciones
son las paginas mas ~radiantes en-
la biografia de las almas.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08
Volunteers Are
Sworn In On
Police Force

Twenty nine citizens of Moss
Point have been sworn in by May
or G. p. Weed as auxiliary police
and vested with full authority. ac-
curding 70 an announcement BY
A L Monroe. chief OF the aux
iliary unit Several OF lhese vol
unteers r assigned each night
u assist the local police officers
and they are empowered TO make
arrests for any infraction OF the
law.
Members of the group are A l..
Monroe. chief. Lyn G Hooper.
p n Farley. Sol Postal c r.
Cooper. Saul Peterzell. J NJ Riv.
erS. " Il Schaub. J p. Buzard.
G ] Duck. " Fl Nelson. S A.
McInnis. p E Livingston. A L
Thomas William Marie. A J.
Schatz. v L Allen. who are
members OF the Civilian Defense
auxiliary police. and G A Ora
ham. Herbert Levy c B Wilker-
son. J N Germany Amos Sham
pine. + Y Suthoff, Sam Rea, For
est eager. J 2 Taylor, K A Kha-
vat and / K Mcintosh. aid raid
wardens.
There has been q period Of
warning. Mr. Monroe said, and
now the violators Of dim-out reg
ulations and speeders viii be
given tickets to appear in city
court
The dlm-out violations r not
all Of the infraetions these men
viii enforce. ne said 1t Is their
intention 10 assist the regular Of
fieers IN enforcing all phases Of
the law
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08
Housing Project
Residents Sign
Leases for Year

Approximately 300 family
heads signed leases al the De
fense Housing development on the
first Of the year when revision
in the rental rates was made
Formerly the rents on the
houses IN this section were based
on the amount OF the income OF
the occupant Recently how
ever James F Hundlev. project
manager explained this was
found not - b feasible and set
rents were placed on al houses
Deposits Of SIC are required on
each house when the lease IS
signed to protect the government
against damage 20 the property
through neglect and easelessness
or the part Of the tenant In the
event that there is no charge
made against this sum during the
term Of occupancy. the money Will
be refunded Normal wear and
tear on the house Is not included.
Mr. Hundiey said
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08
SiOrk Derby
Closes January
II For Babies

Tuesday. January Il is the
deadline IN the Jackson County
Stork Derby
II your family circle has been
made larger By the arrival Of a
new member shortly after mid
night on the morning Of January
j 1913 don't fail To register the
new son Or daughter in the con
test The Derby is open to any
white baby III the county and
prizes are numerous The Derby
Is sponsored by the merchants Of
Pascagouia and Moss Point and
The Chronicle Star and Adver-
tiser.
There are only a few short rules
governing entrance in the Derby
A certificate Of birth. q photostat-
&c copy Of the certificate or q
signed statement from the attend
ing physician stating the time Of
arrival must be received at the
office Of The Chronieie-Star and
Advertiser hy = o'clock noon.
January Il The decision of the
Judges viii be final and in the
case Of a tie duplicate prizes viii
be awarded
The prizes are as follows $500
savings account. pascagouIa Moss
Point bank $500 in defense
stamps. Hlil's Furniture Store:
$3.50 IN defense stamps and a
baby bath tub HIS Hardware
Store cap and sweater set, Bern
stems Family Outfitters. wool
blanket, Head Furniture and
Hardware Company. nigh chair.
Standard Furniture Company.
knitted cap and sweater set. Ros-
enblums 5000 IN merchandise.
Clarks Clothiers. Beacon blanket
Brumheld's. l0-karat gold baby
ring. Burnham's Drug Store gold
locket Virgins Drug Store: a
a0zen cans Of milk. D l. Hays
and Sons, $500 IN merchandise.
Bnnkmaus Food Store
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08
Committees
Appointed for
Year By YMBC

Committees Of the Young
Mems Business Club were ap-
pointed b the new president
RameS Khayat. At the meeting
held tbs week n Moss Point
They are social committee
Pete Livingston. Raymond Tay-
l0r. J { Avenl. nominating com
mitgee Forest Crahtree. Clay
"copper" Ed hays anniversary
committee. Alton Thomas Frank
Spann. Ralph Davis. house com
mittee Gregory Wood Alton
Thomas
J & Aveni was elected assist
anf secretary with the special
duty of handling official minutes
According = plans fer the i'm
nroeemenf . the clubhouse a gas
stove VII be Installed a sign
VII b hung an the outside q the
aoer ard gas VII Be planted on
ne grounds
Carl SegeFblum vas given a
unanimous xoIe q APPROVAL for a
perfect attendance record % Gate
Resolutions On the death %
Claude ! BIIbo Were read by Z
a Krasaf and adopted a. q part
q the official minutes by the rs
asaHsMAHa H#H=HHH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08

IN 30 days time
Captain Rick has always car
ried the insignia 81 q has IN s.
ring on his aircraft and we the
workers 81 ingalls,. have taken ~
the challenge and we are piedg
ing here today 30 Throw our hats
H. the ring with Rick and pro
ouce more 81 these ships 81 badly
needed by our fighting men
Accordingly every employee
IN TINS plan, whn has 100 per cent
attendance during January viii
be awarded q Hat in the RING
medal T. wear Every worker
should be proud 10 receive one Of
these medals and should pledge
not nnly 100 per cent attendance
during January, but during the
year.
Continued on Page b
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08
Farm Day Is
Discussed BY
J.Franklin

Stressine the part the farmer
must play in winning the war
A J Franklin county agent ex
piained Farm Mobilization Day to
members Of the Moss Point Ro
tary Club Thursday
TINS observance Will he beld
Tuesday January IL and meet
nes at Hurley al 10 a m. Pas
eagoula al ESQ p m and Van
eteaVv at g p m
Thus national observance Is "a
stimulate the increased predur-
iian 81 food and feed crops re
Iuested by the government NJ
Franklin said Last year an m
crease Of II per cent was asked
over 1871 and this year q tarthea
Increase Is being requested The
United States must help her aiiies
and the lease lend program WlI.
Continued on Page s. See 4
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08

II you're complaining about
hax-ng 70 do without sugar aud
frefting about having your case
line supply cut down sou ought
t. meet Kearney Chlldefai
Maybe. being a member o
Uncle SANS navy, he does gef
plenty OF sugar and meet. but
chances are no ms would have
wanted 10 change places VIII HIN
when he was floating around II
the water for six hours with one
leg broken. both legs horribly
eashed by shrspnel and q arm
burned waiting 10 Be rescued
after ms ship has been SUM b
the Jattnnese of the Solomon
Islands.
A vetersp o. three major naval
battles Of World War Il ChiideHs
who is % years old IS 81 nome
win ms step thef and hls moth
er. Mr. and Mr. J. 4 Smith. 10
Eighth street. ugseuperaslng from
hls injuries. The attack r winch
young Childers WI hart eeeaE
red IN August and siuee that TIME
he mas been hozpita zee until
about two weeks age Nhen u
sufficiently recovered g spend 8
f1riough with his fanny But
when ne leaves the END = lHA
week 4 viii be 70 return = tHe
hospital IN San Diego a.aIzl
where he must spend tWq H1afe
months before going back - 80
I've duty
ChilderE was II TIE battle . fhs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08
Defense Unit
Heads Make
Plans or AZ

improvements in the civilian
defense program in Moss Point
were discussed AZ a meeting Of
IL members Of the dcfenSc enun
eli Wednesday night at the home
Of Edward A Khayat. chairman
Each unit head presented plans
for the operation af his unit and
these we're approved BY TIE eoun
eli group
AR raid sirens are 10 be in
stalled and additional fire fight.
ing equipment will be added
Proper insignia Tor auxiliary pc.
hcemen and air raid wardcus VIII
D. purchased. according 10 plans.
and certain first aid equipment
will be set up al the various first
and units In the Moss Point area
Tine auxiliary police ~ already
active. Mr. khayat pointed out
and air raid w%aricns are making
plans for a house to house can
vass 90 check on air raid preeau
tions which have been taken IN
the home OF every citizen
Unit heads present were G 7.
Weed. mayor W " Barber. As.
sisiant chairman. T l. DeLash.
met vice chairman Ward :.
a J Franklin vice chairman.
Ward 3 l. X Mcintosh. vice
chairman. Ward 4 , 6 Spanu.
Jr.. chief ar raid warden. A /
Monroe. chief auxiliary police.
L L HAYS. chief OF first aid E {.
Hauek. chief auxiliary fire. Carl
Segerblum, clerk Saul peter1elI.
defense councilman-at large and
Mr Khayat c. b Wilkerson.
vice chairman. Ward 1. was out Of
the city.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08
Seaman Here Tells Of Floating Six Hours
Badly Wounded After SOlomOns Battle

Was when they hit the fo'eastle.
he related and the ship caught
IRE OF course then she was >
perfect target The next hu va
a bomb on 30 Z gun ugrref but
bF that tune man the battle sta
tons had been sounded and ]
started a. my station
The Young sailors progress T.
MS station which incidentally
he never reached was no sun
day stroll hc said He started
On the port side hiIi when the
4ef - q EHn-sound of nine guns
81 he astoria be- was knocked
axeH r. lae s~tHrooard sde Or
fhe EaHdeek e shell bat iust - ~
stuck his foot Out o. step on q
ladder aHa swept the ladder
away Agaln be started and -
~ Eai b. enc of the guns tn
enemy &C. three straight hits ard
wiped cut She gun crew H
changed Hs tack but THIS time
aHea 3 shell hit @ gun neaH Inn
rs ann Was badly burned and
then 8 she'll hit gun No & about
p feet from where hc was stand
IaE Il Was knocked down buI
= dIaHt even know be had baen
1t uuaI he tried 81 rise b. sad
! kaea then my iee was buak
- ealdeH said and ! dragged
myself cat Of the way An en-
san came along and asked + !
could move and when I tod Inn
I could u said Tor ule & aHaH
lgaullnaed go Pagc & Sa /
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08
SmOldering Fire
Causes Heavy
Damage to Ritz

A fire which had apparently
sm0ldered undetected for several
hours vas discovered At the Ritz
theater early Friday morning and
resulted In damage amounting TO
about $1,000 being done TO the in
terror Of the fheater.
julius Grant employe At the
picture show. saW the smoke from
the fire which had broken out
an the vicinity q the j~anitors
locker beneath the stair case lead
ing 70 the balcony and called the
fire department At first hremen
experienced difficulty n l0cat-
ing the man FIRE due 70 the eN-
cessfve amount q smoke and in
an effort 10 insure protection
against the blaze spreading
streams - water were played on
wan sections uf the building.
causing considerable damage 70
the val finish boards J. o Cole.
manager. sad However. the fire
was brought under control and
extingashed ard the picture
show was opened % pasroas late
IN the afternoon
According T. MF CoIe y IS be
heved that the IRE had probably
smoIdeHed II the building since
midnight New Years Eve when
the show Was closed + was
probably started - q cigarette
carelessly tossed away - said
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08
Business Reports
Heard ot Rotary
Club Wednesday,

Tho luncheon hour Of the Ru.
iarv club on "Wednesday was Civ
en- over mostly to q panel dis
eussiou Of the business of the
year la42 and the prospects for
las Arthur Smith was IN charge
Of the program and the speakers
Were Lee Head and Joe Brumfield.
and Was concluded by a statement
By Arthur Smith. who told Of
the eanHesied condition Of the
LEGAL postofIce. of the great IN
crease - business over past years.
II the difficulty Of getting quail
Zee help as Ia clerks and car
Elefs and other employees we
shali %enaeaxor next week 80 give
tbe text - ms talk. which is Of
yast interest to the public gen
efaliyH
Lee Head treated the subject
aumeHaasly bat seriously IN
sauze respects lie told OF the diff.
fIealff IT getting goods % sell.
hui Notwithstanding the scarcity
q many items people want. the
Christmas business was good. and
b. aaa Q hopeful outlook for
lass
Jog Brumi1eid spoke along the
same lines stating that though
handicapped by the inability 81
manufacturers TO supply many
lines ms Christmas business was
COED almost To the limit of the
gapaeItx and room of has estab-
IlshmeHf He thought the new
xeaH would be- q good one for
Rase#saala merchants and busl
mess men
Preceding the serious part Of
tae program two pleasing soi0s
aeHe gwen hy Harlan Eicher. .
sl5eH fHam tie local o. 5 Naval
ka alfH Mrs Vivian HiKgln.
nathsH = t8e piano Mrs HlEEp
aalH4H# aHso gave q delightful
HaHHa.#as reading which re
eeIkez much applause
VISITING RatarIans were z &
Harsiela - Galfport. y b Clay
Ton Birmingham. Dupont CURRY
- aHeenElI.s $ G.. and 4 J
Franklin - Moss Point
Secretary Stone read q letter
iraH Nasaa Gully. acknowledge
M HsesIpf - the clubs nesolu
Ion - 5ae stray COW question
ana promising that the admins
eHalan aaa police officers would
- aaeH best 10 remedy the SIT
aatHHH
II meeting next week VII
= : Int enc with Moss Point
= - Community House Ia Moss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08
Gulf Area Ship
Yards Adopt
8-HOur Shifts

The ingalls, shipyard with all
other shIpvaFds IN the Gulf area
changed 10 s-h0ur shifts Mon
aay IN accordance with . ruling
adopted ~ the Gulf Zone Sta
Utilization COMMITTEES at g meeting
in New Orleans last fall
The FIRST shift reports for work
at the same hour Of : am. but THE
days work IS over at 30 p IN
and at 34s ? n the second goes
on 70 work until i245 a m For
merry the day shift worked until
I 30 IN the afternoon and the
night workers until go a m
Also specified IN the ruling Of the
committee which Is composed Of
representatives 81 government.
labor and management is the Inn
itlng Of all overtime beyond the
48.hour working week strictly 20
labor on emergency jobs This,
OF course. includes Sunday shifts
ShipbufId4nE companies
throughout the entire Gulf sec
ton were obligated 70 change 20
TINS shift schedule simultaneously
but according 70 ingalls, officials,
rumors sifted into the yard that
other similar industries in this
area were operating on a ten
hour. seven day week Resultant
confusion among workers al the
local yard which caused personal
checkups with other yards by In
gals officials proved these ru-
mors unfounded. however All
yards reported adherence 20 the
new shift rules with an eight
hour day. slx-day week