davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-20

Guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Stanton over the week
end we're Mr.. Stanton's father. B.
r. stanton, and Mr.. Stantons broth.
er Howard Stanton and Mrs. Stan.
ton, Bowling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Freeman and
daughter. Detroit, spent Sunday
with Ypsilanti relatives and friends
Miss Ruth Cleary has returned
from Riverside, H.. to spend the va
cation with her father. President P.
r. Clesry.
Mrs. James Power has gone to
New York to spend the holidays
with her daughter, Miss Mary
Power.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-20
ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers to re.
ceiVe their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-delivery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press ONCE
At i70 before S p. m. or Up. m.
Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Keep Good Posture
Always in Mind

THE AVERAGE American
girl is 1.-THE and slender, but as
a rule, She lacks the splendor
and spirit of carriage that i'm
parts distinction.
Every girl should keep the
idea of good posture ever pres
ent in her mind. II will give
her energy 10 stand erect and
10 walk beautifully. Poise and
grace make for self-reSpect and
mental strength. They are fac
tors toward health and vitality.
Pull in your abdominal mus
cles Tuck them back against
your backbone. If you can. Keep
tall. With spinal column fully
extended the chest lifts, breath
ing is deep and free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Lemon Trees

A red, white and blue grape
arbor collection of five varieties
ic certainly 10 keeping with the
times. 1t might also be a good
idea 10 grow our own lemons
since it is possible TO buy lemon
trees for indoor culture.
II you are interested in his
toric plants. oak seedlings may
be bought, descendants OF oaks
that saw William Penn. The
name of the parent tree will be
supplied if requested.
Last of all-there's a foot
armer- honestly. Unfortu-
rately. il is made of pottery. so
can't be carried into the garden,
but think how grand il would be
10 have in the house to use after
an GU door session in early
spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Chestnufs

These are blight resistant and
may in time take the place of
our long-lost chestnut trees. The
same people list the American
hazel nut, which. being a shrub,
: one of the few nuts suitable
for growing on small places.
Transplanted straw berry
plants, intended for those that
don't get TO strawberry planting
the first thing in the spring, are
rather different.
The plants are LITE d and
heeled in close together so that
they may easily be sprayed and
cared for. When shipped. they
are already over the transplant
ing shock and continue to grow
readily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
K. P. Toys
Will Help
With Work
BY JOAN DEAN

THIS is the week, my pretty
maids. to mind your peas
and carrots. For the bigwigs in
Washington have designated this
as Nutrition Week . so Nutri-
ton Week it is.
And now that Americas food
has gone to war. it's up TO us TO
learn about the new wartime
dishes or plan to starve.
What can you do about il?
Well, first in importance is
course in nutrition. 1t will take
you a couple OF hours a week
and net you a headful of food
ideas that you'll use much longer
than the duration.
You'll learn how to double the
family butter supply, how 10
utilize every smitch Of leftoverS,
how TO extend meat and eggs
and fish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

Something is different up
here. Maybe it's pride in uni
form. w maybe it's fear Of a
spanking from the army. But
whatever il is, the boys up here
are gentlemen.
They want big sisters, and
that's what we try to be.
I'VE found out early that the
thing they like to do best is tell
us about their wives and girl
friends back home. Now we
encourage them to talk about
their sweetheartS, and the
love il.
We've made II a point 10 date
everybody from a buck private
TO a full colonel and they all
seem about the same The pri-
vate may have less reserve about
talking about home, but the
colonel will get around to it
with a little time.
And we haven't bumped into
the paving, fresh date like you
get in the States.
Editors Note - Well, there
you are, girls looks as
though you don't have 10 worry
bout your husbands and sweet
hearts in the service =. they're
crying in their beer for the girl
they left behind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Chicken Cookery

BROILING IS the cookery
method for the smallest sized
young chickens. broilerS.
Broilers may be prepared and
cooked like flyers. or they may
be stuffed and roasted.
Frying is the cookery method
for medium sized young chick
ems, fryers.
Fryers may be stuffed and
roasted like larger sized young
chickens. roaStcrs.
Roasting is the cookery
method for the larger sized
young chickens, roaSterS.
Roasting dickens may be dis
jointed and fried if the cooking
temperature is lowered and the
cooking time is increased.
Roasting is the cookery method
for capons. Slower, longer cook
ing for capon is best, owing TO
the larger size and extra fairness
Of the bird.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Reasonable Roses

Apios Cor ground-nuO which I
saw at one of last falls Victory
Harvest shows, sounds interest
ing. The tuber may be boiled
or roasted. And there's a place
that has finally given us a
chance to buy standard or tree
roses at reasonable price-not
cheap. but reasonable.
Ever since last summer when
1 saw oak-leaved lettuce grow
ing in Illinois with utter disre-
gard for heat, I've known would
grow it this year, so of course, /
kept my eyes open for a listing
and finally found one.
The heart of this lettuce is
creamy, the leaves are dark
green with touch OF bronze,
II tastes good, and. Of course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Meat Loaf Hints

HOW DO you prefer your
meat loaf? If crusty, bake the
loaf in a shallow pan. Or moist,
bake in a low loaf pan lined with
heavy waXed paper.
If edges of the paper are left
sticking out above the loaf, they
arc good ears" by which to
lift the loaf out after it's cooked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Preserve Utensils

TO PRESERVE the life Of
your porcelain enameled utensils
and to protect their sanitary fin
ish, use moderate heat. When
the contents have reached the
boiling point, the heat may be
lowered even more. This saves
fuel. too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Flowers and Vegetables
Found in the Catalogues
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Garden Editor, The Detroit Times

IFS big advantage is that It with
stands heat which most lettuce
does not.
Chinese sweet chestnuts OF
grated stock that are supposed
10 bear nuts the second year
after planting, are offered by
one firm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Read and Study

Read every article on nutri-
ton. You're bound 20 find
wealth of information TO put 10
work al mealtime.
Practice up on your diplomacy
in preparation for the day yeti
serve Junior cheese Souffle in
stead of hamburgers. You'll have
10 teach him TO eat every crumb
whether he's interested or not.
We Americans are obliged TO
start using all the plentiful fish
Varie Ii G S that we formerly
Snttbbed, while other countries
consumed them in great quanti-
ties. Oh. we're just beginning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Just Read This Girls
And Be ConsoI ed
BY HOWARD HANDLEMAN
International News Service Staff Writer

pretty we'll disillusioned with
men when she arrived in Alaska.
Il was all ready 10 beat off
the wolves" she said. The
only thing wrong was l didn't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Ocean Spray

Then there's a shrub called
Ocean Spray" W hfc h is de-
scribed as something new under
the SUM-" Shaped like a hy-
cranghea p. G.. bush, it has an
abundance of creamy white flow
ers. This is something / don't
know at all but have a feeling
III buy.
There are two very intriguing
vegetables l intend trying this
year.
One is Celtuce celery and let
tuce combined because it tastes
a little like each of them). APP
parently. il may be cooked in a
number of ways and one Is sure
To suit the family taste. The
other is Rhubarb Chard-a kind
% Swiss chard with a red stem,
like rhubarb.
Aside from the fact that our
family likes chard. i can visual
iZe stalks with this coloring in
nOtyor nrrapOopoppte
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
You Are Essential

No spot in America is more
important these days than the
family kitchen. For good food
means health and health means
top production in the factory or
the office or the fighting lines.
You'll emerge from this war
culinary Houdni wait and
see. But IL will take bundle
of grief and headaches for the
educational process.
OF course, il might help 10 doll
yourself up in frivolous aprons
or house dresses for your cook
ing tasks. Feminine vanity per-
SiStS, even in the kitchen. Hence,
we've sketched pair Of mex
pensibles for the homemaking
wardrobe.
Use your own devices. madam.
but conquer those vitamins, war
or no war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Don't Cook CaIavos

CALAVO AVOCADOS need
no cooking. Their precious vita
minis and minerals arc intact.
with no loss from the heat Of
cookery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
They're Gentlemen

find any wolves to beat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

THERE'S no getting away from
the fact that porting over
catalogS is the grandest way for
a gardener TO spend those late
winter months when he would
Ike to be out working. but the
weather does not permit.
/ found lots of new and I'M
usual offerings, some of which
you may not have Seen-So here
goes. If you want the sources
Of these articles, call The Detroit
Times, Cherry $500, Line 347.
Believe II or not there's A
new WHITE tomato. It's name.
appropriately enough is Crystal
White. and it is supposed to be
very bland in taste. Imagine a
salad of red and white tomatoes
on a blue plate-so patriotic!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
FORT GREELY Alaska.

FORT GREELE, Alaska,
Feb. 20.
WHAT happens 10 girl in a
W country where there arc
approximately a million young
men for every young woman?
The girl has three or four
dates a day with guys who most
of all want to tell her about
the wife and kids back home.
That's what happened 10 a
couple of smart young show
girls who came out Of New
York and Hollywood to enter
tain in USO camp shows.
Faith Revived
The girls are Judy Lane. a
dancer of Hollywood, and Mar
gle List, singer of 1920 Dit
mars boulevard, Long Island
City y. Y.
They have been in Alaska
since early last November and
as Margie said today, their eX-
peTienCeS have revived my
faith in mankind"
Margie admitted she had had
some rough treatment from
men in the States. and was
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23
TOPS war BOND QUOTA
Rof0ridns Hear
Reports OF District
Conference

TIE program at the meeting ~
the F#aeaNuais Rotary Club.
WEDNESDAY ws principally 3 r.
port IS Tom Wells ard I'm Stone
~ fhe - ff5rf Conference q thf
1876 District ~ Reisrs hela ~
Eioxa lass wUek
T1e Hulih gave very Wfofma
tiet arc interesting accounts Of
ihs usessfing AZ they sam Il and
shcV u9uze mol e. have missed
aneihlnK Hheu react0n r. the
talks ard the matters discussed
81 the conference was 4 OK
presses - them that Rotary wsg
wnrfhuhlle arad y should make
na Influence felt ln every com
munite Wbeft there &s 3 club
ard ftaf hotatlans ehuilld D.
ufagad - the organisation
Precedent e1ect Well read .
lsf - COMMITTEES naemhvfs for
the wear beginning lulN LIST and
asked that 81 committeeman takc
ihea appointment seriously snu
ire 81 81 Wiaus was required ~
ibem
Cues - Wednesday s meeting
were eaa Wharton ~ Allan
ia ard 81 LHech % Birmingham
Visiting huA5lens Nere v 6
c N@w EAapa "a
Head ~ MHN fAnint
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23
1912 Biggest
Year In History
For Miss. Export

Officers and directors Of ihc
Ai lsspp Exp1rt Railroad corn
uanx Wefe elected a. the annual
meeting 81 the stockhoiaeFs and
the board
i 4 Laee Waz named ue
cent r. serve anothef Feaf. and
eile aIlIaefG al 81 whom Nsrr
easea ere Herme Gsauer
2 & AaaIn and A : Uauizler
vles residents "a e Duttan.
vlre Pre- sent end general mau
ana 2 T. DeLakame
frfals
Dsneefafs ~ the counanF sect
81 aN ~ stnckhod esa So ! d
Luae : = Fuand : = FEaw
: E Martin + = Burn
aH = spanr Hauaa ecu
tee = 3 HERRING enc h ~
Cole
hif 0aftun preaenIea ha re-
paH 5a me past SER aHsca
nasea taaf thr saafI I4as f
Eaaa - handled IN Creates
volume - traffic sHs -
ginning = 1921 s dividend aI
I1 aHHHHaH Hs ne6a#ea aa
HaanIa aufaauf 49, aazeftt.
30 ### ##a Hlsrrnaaa = ####H Ii
Gee Second Wa LEST Ds4s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23
ArfhurKeNy
Police File Charges
OF MonSloughter
Following Accident

Struck is s milk truck a. b.
eraleHed rs cpmpsnnaa II piaA
Arthur Iaan Kelis larae wears
old u fatsily injured Thufsday
nesf MS trailer hnme 81 Eanty
street Ii was tive Younger son
M M ans Mrs n J kefIs for
utefiy a Lake Miss
Following ihe aoe8aeul man
auRata charges eafe tiled
ae nsf J S Deiu1as driver -
lhe truck and he aa snhse
gnenfle released on 5000 hand
A pasl8 minafY hearing was set by
Chef - Police A " Eel for
Mundas at : . m bat due 10
tae snaafIftg 81 the child moth
et g. testify ~ lhai tsuae IN hear
ur N continued until Monday
Assn - ~ tHc Same basf The
ne aH w continued ay
fs aaa = = heaaeItefE
Tne I585Hs f9v was PLAYING ufth
a tnafsI biaEiau ten and
a,aet children ai tas tzaI.ez camp
u eas m - anaa 81
ne gmate tc hacked SLOWLY
uiu ftae fasc Tine mix truck
sa ~ - enbsnkment g. the
HuaaaIza sae of Tire read ~ on
spnsseuI effort to mss the ehnd
Tne little baf rose e. ms fest
afa Han = his brofneH esfafe b.
collapsed an- lasf caase5aasnes
He a - internal IHlasae auit
ieE minute atU atIHf - Ma
rushed = nearby daesa 81
- mr,nef saa friends
Hf ka ~ aaE - the
aalusafa where BE- employed
4 t Iaas redea# occurred
H hef sta faeu
taa asd moved hsze aaaui
ego lraa Lake The
boss = 5as r1l.d N Iasen hg
taeH I7aH fht Fa Funers
aa = Haer former Hsus f1.
naeaH
IHf aeclr ea - REEVE
nesn sea r. Ps aaa - Soc
w ~ months
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23
Funds For
New Schools
Approved
S96 600 Allotted For
Elementary Build
ings Here.

A So GO allotment fof ths
building II two six-room elensen
tnfy schools Ia PsscaEo1fin has
been approved by the president
of the United State A T Me
gcheu. county superintendent ~
education who was informed ~
ihe aetlan rs telegram Thurs
das announced
Tine setting ~ the presidential
seal Of approval ar the applies
iion made several weeks age iug
iunas Wifh which IL construct
these supplemental school build
nEs wIH enlarge tae aehmo' r.
ciliflea here 70 take care ~ at
ditionaI students whn are eX
pcctea e. fN brought r. ihe city
during the summer munthK
With lhe elementary kehroi
enrolment already ai approxl
mateiY $40 students. seversi
hundred more are scheduled a.
h. adaea a. the lists with the
opening Of additional housing
facilities IN Eastlawn HOMES De
" opmeut Many men Row err
H af TngalN SAiiphutfnmE
Corporation ward have fsseu un
8nje b. move their families hers
Decaase Of tnc lack n hotseS anG
Nfih the complexion # the so
dilnnal apartments ana housing
unit Irvine space mhl b avail
able
inasIs officials have declared
thai e tats of 200a additional
men Is needed on tle ysfd and
thts VII ma8u sr0re 81 children
~ elementary srhaai age
TIE hmidinrs wiu ~ # ma
sonny construction designed to
ass : minimum ni essential ma
terIals. ii Aiceehee aalu The
exaei location 81 the aeHaois bas
nos been announced huf one Nlil
be- ! n TIE north par af t8Ru and
the nifef n the southeast The
buildings have beer planned So
that thex may be- sdapted easily
lor other purposes # and wheu
the time comes when they are
no iunger needed as school build
nrs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23
Sales Reach approximately
100000 Thursday TOPui
County Well Over It's Quota
Sales Continuing Al Record Breaking
Rote. All Sources Report; Rallies Held
Thursday at School ShipYord.

Jackson county had g million dollar Easter egg
Friday 70. It's BOYS on the fighting fronts Of the world
The million-dolar egg took the form Of War Bonds
sold n the 2nd War Loan drive which opened April -,
and an approximate total of sales late Thursday showed
that jackson county had exceeded its quota Of $4,000
b a large margin, with approximately sl.000O00 sold
N the first two weeks and sales continuing at > record
breaking rate.
Jackson county is believed 70 be one Of the first
counties tn the state 10 exceed Its quota hy such . large
margin.
The topping Of its quota placed the county in the
front ranks Of the State 100Per Cent Saturday. which
was set aside BY the State War Finance COMMITTEES as the
goal fog obtaining the State quota Of S~25,3l0000 as an
Easter present for the Mississippi boys in the armed ser
vices.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23
Contestants IN
Clarks Contest
$1,000

VIII the swinging lap full
peed - the Clarke CaeaH Cloth
lers Uar Stamp contest girls
competing IN the sale reported
NOR ffaan $4,000 Of STAMPS sold
since the opening If The contesi
James Lsne store manager an
nounced Thursaay
De easea 10 apneaI e eae man
ga fae street win COINS 10 has
poe aa contest continue
through April q par = the
counts zae psrtscfaa or n the
eeoaa Wag Loan Benz dsfHe
The IIsst prize being offered In
the contest IS $50 winch can be-
collected - the winner N Nsf
3ana - IA clothing So for
he aafd award aaa SIS Tor
iirH u seven e Hase EN-
tefed re contest sBa ae carry
re g. Aaasl b. Rouse caaFe
and : canvass of persons 81 tire
streets = urge e enc to
psu every possible n.cEe fasa the
var STAMPS which meets Zee f.
nsneInE - our nation Is al
waf
The slaHam are furnished b5.
and se Ha -
81 EzE store aa street
are Ann
Bas Evelyn HaaA Belas
nfftH md Na w DaH
CumaInaan- LaieIa Pelham ard
~ #a# H#am
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23
Rotary Club Has
Stirring Bond
Rally Program

II 3 stirring program which
combined the sale nf War Bonds
attn > eapella singing BY o
hlgh school chorus Moss Point
Rotariaus pledged Themselves to
send fighting dollars 10 help
TIRE fighting men a d meeting
Thursday al the Community
House
And N keeping Wtfh their
pledge the Rotarlans proceeded
to spend S. 1877 50 tor bonds az
the luncheon meeting TINS
arneana wan be credited 70 the
Moss Point high school which IN
the fourth rally Of the year
alssd more than S7S 000 ~ the
school earlier IN the day
Tine program itself was IN
charge of & A khstat princi-
pal e the high school and the
opening number vas 3 selection
by the boys quartet composed
of deun Cirlot tenor. Dicky
Franklin second tenor Henrg
Turner baritone and Bob Cir
lot bass The chorus presented
r prayer selection ii Lstin and
Mary Elizabeth Harper gave .
reading Snow Goose b. Paul
GalfHea
Reminding ihe elah members
q the minute men of history. Br.
Khayaf declared that TIE need
for minute men todst t. clotne.
feed and equip tire Army Is very
great In support n this state
menl saul PeieruII and Dallas
Smith read 3 selection winch set
forth ne possibilities q defeat
and ahe ere consequences II be
ing defeated by e nation whach
had tested nj victory over small
e. countries
The meeting wa dedicated 90
the participation . the club
meiHEa IL the second Var Loan
driYe and afteF the applications
fof bonds aere collected fhe en-
tire assembly rose and gave fhe
pledge - Mississippi Minute
Men ae follows
Member Make Pladqs
pledge allegiance - the
faF = Hhe United Stores # Am
erica ard to our fighting men
we daslv make the supreme sac
Hflee ~ defense - faase things
/ lasa
ms ua efH#na sup
pr - tHeif her9ie efforts hum
ulF aze that nofhnR + ean o.
aiH @H equal Iheu aerf1.
una service r. the fa1e ~
danger
aH my aee the
of life I al piecRe
uv support te mg casznaFs cali
aaT1HE ue Sound NH Loan
camn hndiuF fighting
= sire hehHnK meu Whc
ere EkzHa ttcu Hse
Z making US pledge
Ieaazasea ou Pass E See .
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23

~ A6 VI VIZ
quots there was no slackeuing
Of tae drive for sti1 more War
Bona sales IN the county
Sales Continue
Banks n both Moss Point and
pscagoaia reported sales On fiR
III Postmaster Smith ~
psaeagoala and Alexander IT
Moss Point also reported sales
continuing vel above normal
At the Moss Point high school
a bond rally Thursday was ex
peeted to net approximately
Slng 000 IN sales. Z q khavet
principal reported The students
goal Is SIS 600 for the purchase OF
a pursuit plane. which vii be
named after the school and viii
carry the names Of the students
inside the plane.
A rally was also held Thurs
day afternoon 1T the ingalls,
Snpbuid4ng Corporation with
Uncle jim Barret lifelong Ia
Dor official and special represen-
tstive Il ths Treasury Depart
ment IS the principal speaker
Army officials from Keesler
Field also spoke
Object of the rally was to stun
uIate safes at the yard IT order
10 raise SI75. 900 IN War Bond
sales Il purchase 2 BIZ Bomber.
To Beet ouots
Indications were that the en-
pioxee Il the yard would 50 well
over their quote 4 contest will
then Be ran IN toe ingalls, News.
plant paper, 70 select q name for
the plane Special books fer the
safe Of Var Bonds have been set
Up n the yard and during the
fH1 INC days extra sales. over
and above the regular payroll
alia1mentz. amounted = approx
mately $50 000.
Treasury officials reported rec
ord breaking sales throughout the
nation and indications Hefe that
TIE nsaonai quota n sI5.W0000-
600 vii be topped
ClHmaxInF the statewide 100
Per Cent Day II Mississippi
tate hesdausrterr for the Second
Var Lean 81 Jackson and Green
wood VII remain open Saturday
nEh8 - receive and tsbilate
quota returns from tie atstas 81
coante
Lf minute calculations win
b flashed 70 radio stztlaTF and
perg ann the returns VIII
- HeIaFd 20 natianal headqusr
teFk
kaeffns Held MondsY
A 8 meeting - the county
COMMITTEES Monday - panazouls
8 faisl q $4,000 = aa uss
nepaf1 The balance e the
approximately kz16H 0.
asa made from Monday through
ThaTH6
COMMITTEES members reported
enthusiastic receptions from bue
res firms sfaa individuals
throughout the county n the
ssHEHalIan ~ sales
- u1utlnaH HHH sales
throughput the REMAINDER ~ the
Drive = re same rate Ne have
e aaIe committee shIefa I'D.
aau county MI undoubtedly
tlaazaaed Ca PzEe 6 Sc u
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23

C4aae aguias aallea
rec EsratfaH - HfHEa
T zaH= zfe harlez = - su1
are p H tnf
RAPID eeaHaHa - ~
t So Haees iae HapeHata-t
N# H## Z#zH haNaH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23

Ias diaphragm u TIE aasfe
muscle = the t4man 6ad n
cHpHHla q haf HlaHaH Has
maHa = - ordinary lifetime
= - aeH shown
t1a 8 GIG grows Hs#H HaHls
- - SUMNER ~ q frt
Har
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-23

Wien sasaf
aaHIE president q IHtcc
@NH Z - HaANH TO - aaa
= go part of H Saza scotia
eaaaH = Haaa fEa H~Hassaed lu
faa HH=zHa Stsfe