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Evening star., 1943-02-21

all public gathering places are still
closed to servicemen because of the
! outbreak of an infectious disease,
but that has greatly diminished and
is now considered under control.
There is the problem Of the
goatherders for the council to solve
The famous flocks have been all but
eliminated either by bombs or the
carving knife.
The farmers, meanwhile, are try
ing to coax living from the earth
with methods dating back to Bib
lical times.
When an air raid interrupts work
in their well-terraced fields, peas
ants duck into one of the handy
rock shelters which make Malta
something like bomb-proof rabbit
warren. They usually take their
bomb-wiSe cattle with them.
Jewelry From Axis Planes.
Ages before the Germans and
Italians came in their planes, the
Maltese used these catacombs as
storehouses for the fruits of their
land.
Many cultivated areas have been
ruined by bombs, but always have
been quickly resown. Farm labor
has been augmented by soldiers
during their spare time.
1t was common sight to see the
Kings own Maltese infantry or an
artillery regiment toiling in the
fields.
Women as usual play an impor-
tant part in the farm work of Malta.
In contrast to their ancient farm
ing implements, practically every
one Of them sports skilfully fash
ioned costume jewelry-made from
parts of wrecked German planes.
The RAF salvage crews usually
take away only parts of the wrecked
Axis plane engines. When they
leave eager natives swan about the
frame, removing light metal mica,
which they fashioned into brooches.
combs and other articles.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Malta Is Given Lift
Back 10 NormaIcy
With TripoIi's Fall
Mediterranean Hot-Spot
Begins to Feel Improved
Food Situation
By the Associated Press.

VALLETTA, Malta, Feb. u ODE
layed Malta, still one of the hot
test and most dangerous places in
the Mediterranean. is trying to re-
turn to normal.
Since the fall of Tripoli, which the
Maltese celebrated as ending the is
lands long aerial siege, the inter
ests of the people have been going
back to more routine things than
the bare necessity of keeping alive
and away from the bombs which
have left the island a heap of ruins.
However, despite the terrific
pounding of months on end and the
colossal property damage, the casu-
alties were relatively light as shown
in the report Of the Council of Gov
ernment. This report disclosed that
240 "blitz widows" are receiving
compensation, while there are only
10 orphan children and 64 destitute
parents on the lists. Injury allow
ances are being paid to 814 persons
and disability compensation to 95.
Ships Raise Food Stocks.
The steady arrival of conveys dur
ing the past several weeks has i'm
proved the food and general situa-
lion greatly. New stores are spring.
ing up and old ones are being re-
paired, restocked and reopened.
There is little fresh meat on the
open market, but one normally we'll
to-do householder noted that things
are much better now.
I'VE used to have to pay two
shillings (40 cents for one egg and
then it was hard to find" she said.
Actually we had to deal with
profiteers to get anything"
Theaters, dance halls, bars and
Evening star., 1943-02-21

Lecture, social, discussion, Plus
XI Guild House, 1921 Rhode Island
avenue NV, 4:3o o'clock this after
noon.
Family supper, Concordia Evan
gelical and Reformed Church,
Twentieth and G streets NV, 6
o'clock tonight.
Supper, Church of the Epiphany,
Episcopal, 1917 G street NV, 6
o'clock tonight.
Music, supper, Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church, Ninth and
Massachusetts avenue NV, 6 o'clock
tonight
FOR COLORED SERVICEMEN.
*YMCA USO), 1916 Twelfth
street NV, meet at churches for
services, followed by dinner, 10:3O
o'clock this morning: sightseeing
tours, swimming, o'clock this after
noon: informal social time, 8 o'clock
tonight.
'YWCA, Phyllis Wheatley CUSO).
90l Rhode Island avenue NV, Host
ess Club, 1880 o'clock this morning
For war workers also.
Evening star., 1943-02-21

to engineers as turbulent flow"
This means that at certain speeds
the liquids whirl within the pipe
so that the division between two
different products is almost per-
pendicular and intermixture is vir-
tually eliminated.
He referred specifically to the
1,260-mile Plantation pipe line from
Louisiana to North Carolina, re-
Gently pushed on to Richmond, Va.
And as for the new emergency
line from Texas to the New York
region, Mr.. Dralle says it will do
as much work as IS tankers con-
Evening star., 1943-02-21

tinuously plying the Atlantic Coast.
Approximately 80 powerful cleo
trio motors will pump the oil
through the line. They will be so
powerful, in fact. said Mr.. Dralle,
that they could hold in check 25
freight locomotives pulling against
them at full throttle"
The new line is so large that 1t will
be able to hold 1900, 900 barrels of
oil when filled, as much as all the
wells in the United States can pro-
duce in day.
Mr.. Drale also emphasized that
60 per cent of the worlds oil is
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Eight Oil Products to Flow
Daily Over New Pipelines

and chemical engineering section
Of the Westinghouse Electric &
Manufacturing Co., says these pipe
lines can deliver eight different
grades of refined petroleum products
on a schedule just like a railroads.
Mr.. Dralle explained that the
reason the fluids don't get mixed
in the pipeline is something known
Evening star., 1943-02-21
ToIks on Propaganda

DR.. Theodore A. Schmidt, former
member Of the International Labor
Bureau at Geneva and of the Olym-
pic Games Committee, will discuss
"Nazi Propaganda as World Or
ganization" at $50 o'clock tonight
in the Ambassador Hotel. The lee
ture is under auspices of the Inter
Evening star., 1943-02-21
BIZ the Associated Press.

BF Vhe AsSocIHCed Press.
Ever hear about pipelines that
deliver gasoline, fuel oil, kerosene
and five other such products the
same day on a cross-country rum
and do it without getting them all
mixed up?
Well, it isn't tall tale, for Henry
E. Dralle, head of the petroleum
Evening star., 1943-02-21

produced In this country and said
that "one of the main trump cards
held by our armed forces and in
dustry is our oil production"
Evening star., 1943-02-21
15cTOBACCOS

Choice Of Half & Half, Velvet,
Big Ben, Dills Best, Kentucky \
Club or Prince Albert, each
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Oyster Roast Scheduled

The annual Sigma Chi Fraternity
oyster roast will be held Friday eve
ming at Epsilon Chapter House, 1912
N street NV. Many distinguished
alumni will be present.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
ADVERTISEMENT.

American Institute Of Columbia Uni
versity.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
Panthers Beat
Rebels 47-0 In
Game OF IS

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
Formers Reminded
To Pay Estimated
20 Tax By Dec. Is

MISSISSIPPI fairness are remind
ri bv Eugene Flt GoileetH
Internal Revenue. tta8 uaaef ahE
provisions af the Current Taz
Payment Acf q 1853 tnase las
u4efs Whe we're required Is tIe
income Iax returns for the vea
1912. u who expect t. hase 8
gross income sufficient L. feaal8e
. return fof Ie48. maa file -
declaration Of estimated tax -
1913 and pay the tax cue On oe
before Dec IS. laa3 The Que
cate ri De- IS applies 70 those
individuals who exgeef - DERIVE
At least 90 percent IT their elas
Ineame from farming operation
Except IN certain uuusuai
Taxpayers other 6han IaHme
eeHe required e. fle deeia atiaa
al Sepaemn#H Is la4a
An income and Victory lax
return Iuf Is43 Is required Il fhs
gross income equals q exeeed
TIE exemption allowable Tn
exemption for g married e9upf
O. . single person Wha IS ti4e aeaa
q . family IS $500 Whlle f4a
exemption Tor . single person
sso8 However. every uaxIaaa.
having Is gHuss income n eEe
. sea- iaf ihe taxable veaf
required to file q return Scr ~
tory tax purposes fe~ea8ale 8
u4e personal stalus
Il fling fhe dee aaatsoa
eaxpasen estimate ms tx
bii5is ier the wear Farmers
computing tne estimated me-
eaHf subject e tax should m
eIuae sueoae aaH -
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
Mccnitude OF State
Food Production
Program Stressed

Agaefi ea bumper production
- FaaI ioF Victory perhaps the
masi uniformly successful phase
a tire uauan aIi.6ut Waf Effort
requires Wofk calculated II nan
afeds Of millions of man days Il
say nothing al the billions 81 aa
lars invested. millions af wood
stock and hundreds II thousands
II Tractors
a study recently reported b.
taa Mississippi Agricultural TX
pertinent Station saaW that FOR
Mississippi slime more than a.
million man dass are required
annually Tor crop production ana
more th.4n Is mllllon man cay
81 livestock proauetlon The
EaIaa. with rs concentrated com
mercial cfop production requires
HoGe labor than any other type
- farming area BIT more than
10 million mar ag per YEA
Tire State total o. 6lsta6 600
nm aaNE covers only the iao1s
requirement. for fhe States ma-
fus crops ana livestock ana a0e
mo- include the iabuf required To-
minor crops such IS homegrown
nasaans ana truck crops M
use and tire eeueEai labor res
aunoments fur care ana upkeeH
o9 TIE farm IS 8 going concern
Stnet there are slightly less
sHam 30a.0Ha farms II pR4.
s Simple calculation reveals uat
fhe aveeaee for fhe state IS q
little over 200 man aas q WORK
per xeaf On farms work must
- done IL season So Gaefe aae
rmxlods when there IS mot enough
work Il keep TIE farm toIeg
busy. ano seasons when tine das
are not lone enough rs SCI tEze
Mofk zone II fne SITE IS
whole. Ma fthe cotton en0ppIug
ueIioa1 aad September ana Oh
tahef tine cotton picking period
are Ire months - ahaH eazef
aenev Actually aeafIv baa a.
al aau wear farm work i con
eenirasea n fnese 3 months -
me De4ta W1tn Il Isl uaa nan
aass required faz ane eas as6a
90 men DAYS are required II
Nat. sepfemhe ana 0eeauef
author 8eGamas $50 Neieh
Is IoaH possibilities To- saving
a. for better utilization - laeo
! the substitution e IaN lalaf ue#
uumemenf crops f. aboz
requirement CROPS. especially
lhsss winch aIee more uniform
seasonal labor requirement
maximum use q. foW ana mutt.
pie faa uassedHaWu equipment
and directors saa power equip
ment HuEi %ufiizzauau = laho
saving praealae saeH aas
/ cultivation staggered planting
0afIy ana Iats maturing varieties
ana 1ae harvesting g. 4eea CROP
- Nsazlas W81h livestock
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
Il So


aI1E STATE ~ MISSISSIPPI
10
AMELIA zIssEB A0BEE
DOCTOR GLENN : SMITH -
PEHISTEkUENI o. EAST
LOUISIANA STATE HOSPITAL
JACKSON LOUISIANA nH v
= WILKINSON MEMBER o.
STAFF EAST LOUISIANA
STATE HOSPITAL JACKSON
LOUISIANA AND - PAULINE
.HaH0fx CONVICTION AaHH#
sIA&#
- ere HaHae = #R
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County = sassaH i $50 state
81 - SeeaHa Maaas = aee=a
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ea = LOUIS aaHz
MHHH AMELIA -
So NOBEL -
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
ACCIDENTS spuR BOND SALE

E4e4ns5aa Naae-rake = -
sun NJ = NeaH. So aasa
81 esaufuan. 81 hos - eap#8a2Hs
literally upaH misfortune
Size drove #H1e q Ia#H go aHa
the 8aHalefs doa ~ HeH baf sas
sid tie 2aHHe# $500 # H#Ha
4 sasHt distance driving
Ia8aHa another 5aHH heH ca
stalled 90 s hIIi haz Use highway
workers Ha#zea rs 80 = -
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

#A##
THE STATE ~ MISSISSIPPI
r. AIRS MILDRED HEHSE
- - summoned - appear
before 81 60 aHHzz Court = szz
Counts 4 = SO SHass
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

Letters Tratameuta5s having
heen tins aas issued bx the Chan
ft g0uf8 - 9aeksen COUNTY
Mississippi Il the undensleue
ueen tire Estate os Jesse Nuaa
~ Deceapaa notice atfebF
given s. al pafsans. firms u
rUrpoFH4fen having elaims
analnsf sad Estate - present
sheu eAims IL sad Court for
probate. registration. ana allow
aimee within slx mouths if0m ihIa
Gale 81 suen claims vii be for
e4ef Ialsfea
Tn4s lsth day 81 NaVenbef
la4a
MRS OLLIE D0ZIEB
Administrators.
I@Iq# I1#z6 82=H 1912
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
Telephone Installations
Affected by
Wartime Conditions

Because of fhe shorfugc Of raw nncteriaIs.
Il becomes more difficult as fine wor pro-
crosses for the telephone company % 81
requests for telephone service. So unless
you qualify as an e~ssenfiol user-one who
Is essential in the discharge Of responsible
ity for public health. welfare or security
you may experience difficulty in getting
telephone service.
If you pIon TO request the installation Of
new service or II you now have service ard
plan 20 move. 9 reasonable time may be
necessary TO determine If service con bo
mode uvoiIobIe. For further information.
please communicate with our business Office.
S3gyzEEn Bell TaEPRonE anB TELEGRAPH C0mPang
HasaspaaATEs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26
NOTICE TO NOR RESIDENT
r. 6#Ia
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

r. a#7a
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To
THOMAS LAWSON MARKS
Aea are aefe6s ellaa - appsaaT
e. Iazs H. EasneH1 Court II 1If
Gaana - 1asassH aHa state a.
.aa He Seslad MaaaaN lhaf Ism
aas e. BseeHaH 1873 u defend
~ sa55 "a sslH Court g. SaMueI
T5ImaH Jackson ana Mar Efae
Jseksan wherein saa are the Ia
lendaat aaa wherein sad sam
usi T6lsHsaH dessaa and Mafg
Ethel jackson a. seeking 3 DE
eHs fHaf fHss - alIaNed IL
aaapl lae mssas y IaHes EIIza-
stH ID . HzsI. ea1Ia ana Is
e1ate apaH faH - fHs rights IS
though aa sH aazu unto
fhsH
WITNESS NJ HAND 4Ha seal Il
$50 Eels4 8HH - a#H aa4 -
NassHaa# -
1SEh.
FRED TAYLOR
Clerk
It's = - Iz=I8
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

VT NAAAaHAE ~ RI
TIKI STATE 0F MISSISSIPPI
rs ROOSEVELT JACOBS
Defendant
Yea arr hereby commanded q
n.I lafafn Tie CtEan3eFK Gaslfi
- tae County 81 J#esasn h
State upan the SECOND
the i8fh gay e U#eenfhsf. l44a
&c defend tie SUIT "a safd CaaH'
81 Eleanor Jareie tBf8 To- d
Vafee3 wherein yeu Bfe Dsieu.
dauj aaa wherein Complainant.
s . divorce alga tie eaegaas
81 tlFe tWu minors. Roosevelt ia
efh Jf sua utan iiHa -
eaG
WITNESS NJ HAND aaa
II safa Court tl4l 4Is IaiH a6 q
Nuxtuiisf. 6ss8
1sEaI.4
FIRED TAYLOR.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

Ng44iEE o. SAIL - FL
EHN LAUNDRY ANB HH
CLEANING etabsnAhN
II SPECIAL 4s4is
No uss
agE 0F ~ 3H#ls1
eaNATH - JACKSON
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TATE 0T HOWELL STOKE
DECEASED
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and 81 aee1e rendered ~ re
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lsa Elfa FHaa Ia8Ia1
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public aatefs. t. tire H ha
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naae ~ accordance 4Htr tis
TERMS ard condition. and u
Is aHs - sht af. 80
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Nn HslH4aft b4f He ~ ~
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Wfe6. ard equipment 1aIe II
ard uea il connection with Tbs
operation al san laundry t
mess together N8fh the a8tauHa
tila tgael - SAID ]laanafF bus
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resi- proper being particular
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aalea Isl TIE Clle 81 HHsea
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azl8IHaa q fea taAaHu a Wei
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Nafo fhe atfl 81 0HsHee Street
aae particularly aase#H bro tHe
SOUTH e feet - L8 - - lHe
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ord - nasst u Jean gaanls.
Mississippi
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

l. 4 RATHER 81
4 JOINS
ALBERT s UNEMaH
sfHi flHe unknown apsaa alten
sa creditors hegEH -
a3 .aa iea8l representative rs
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Court Ia# tfe Southern Division
81 the Sa5lhaIu DfstaaH q his
Spa tn tht City al HlIe3I on
TIE fhHd Moaaag II February
la4s & ansN# - the petition of
lae United Slate IL cause Mum
oef 14a Civil faf IKE eanaemHa
4Ian "a tie land hereinafter de-
eFIfas8 ~ which p%HaHsaIHE 4ea
als . defendant
IHr auae Involved IL aa4a Hfa
cling ane staatea III Tie Eatn
.t0 - Jackson Maspp8 and
Ht more paffeuiafIs deeEtfasa
follow laWgt
Beginning II punt a the
westerly s8ae - John Hauss
Street - me uaflheasfefiY eu
na - Lot Z Hloek M ~ said
International snip Building Cons
nanH Subdivision running thence
saattNaHaIY along The westerly
ue - John Henry Street and
4a easfe6Is Hna 6 sad In s
2lH Ieaf e. q peInt taenet aautH-
aest0 8efslN aIoue . lne forming
- aus8s f. tie right ~ - ST.
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mentioned course distance 81
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leef - q paHat ~ TIE autHe1HK
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a1 $40 point lsInK distant
sesfaaads - Sea from t4e
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measured along Tie %sautheEix fns
thereof thence along TIE sauta
els Inc - $50 Lof - 3eet
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shown bx pal Land proposed
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81. Mississippi Ra5eef d Mt
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re declaration 8 taking aad -
reference made 3 PAT hereof Sc.
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NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT
Nc 6afa
THT STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

To
ANNIE LEE JOHNSON HYDE
3oa are hereby eIted u appear
before fHt CHaaeeHf Court ~ fhe
County - jackson n sad Stase
upan the seraua Monday TIN
latt eas - December. 1919. t.
aeleHd the SAT- n saIa Cuurt of
= & Hyas j. wherein v8u are
Defendant and III which said
suit ffe Complainant ] { Hsdt
i seeking divorce
WITNESS ny HAM and seal
81 sad Gaafz upon thI NAe ata
aaY u NaEHMIH1 1875
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PRED TAYLOR.