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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12

Filed To
Stop Cows
DeImus Brothers
Enioined Against
Letting Cows Room

An injunction filed hy tbe
unitea Steta Marshall has hsser
Served on TIE nelnaas Brothers
mHfafnr as : nary ard a Hnti
esdaals euinininE tAau sinsi
NfiinR ssgest cattle ENTER and ues
troy government property
Thts was flied ~ charge
hfnsNhg ~ JarnsT y HHnslex
manaEes II tfss Housing faeVeup
naan4 that eu igave beer sfsafn
un ihrulzh ihai rtsan fer
utraaslas destroying vegetables and
flowers, ~danaaEluE yarzis and
useTturninK garbage cans
Accrranng r. Nj fauaiiev fhe
request thai government aiior
nrys iake steps r. stop alfniTa
wandering q iie csitle had fasen
wnrfdF9 ~ = nnnibef IT appeals
T. Ntv lau enforcement nfilreru
~ fake chaHgs 81 Tire situation
HuvpVsf. he SAID although the
rrslsrs had eaIa 81 lec ueYelpp
nsanf and chased iht COWS sway
NJ legal sieu hs6 been faken to
keep siitfn nat n the future
AnEunn usstslng = cnW II the
development haa teen urged hF
AsY Huuaies II repnrt s e thf
PROJECT office phaTe Ne $50 With
; description Gov Identification
purpose
Although tlsss injunction s
rffiea government prups ~
said So IS airnot impossible tps
= o8u 10 ret into TIE tnvn IN
thas virinife without crossing
fss& par3 - tire project n thei
81 nnfofvemsnk u s aAan
tn wNl pfntert pornns living ~
itse frpu : WeiLa8 ilaze Living
On government property
TIE fling II ihAs injunction &C
mnafanie4 = s5le of complaints
Exuxn citixen# II various ssetsans
pascaRauia that COWS hsRs des
nnxed tueir VICTORY gardens end
oone oshel damage 70 their prep
eFn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12
Civilian Defense
Council Named
By Mr.. Burnham

The personnel af sha Jackson
Couuiv executive council ~ Civil
Defense hes been snnaaneesl
telIaN ne . meeting held # sfe
fee II the school aapersnfel8-
ga wtfh X VI Burnaara enantt
ehairman Of civilian defense. pre-
eaina
Metuben are John Q Giant.
cnaFEngn ~ the defense corps.
A r Menehcs county ssiparinnt.
ienaent 81 education Miss ClHra
HerriuE county welfare ageng A
J Frankiin county aReut m.
Henrs q Hoff ceunlp health de
paHtHseni. Ruth E Cam heme
aamonstfa3inn agent and George
" Young chairman af tire daek
On County chapter oi the Amer
an Red Gross
For a complete and efficient
aauuty ccVsrane III the civilian
efense paogrem Mf Burnham
Hasuea fae unasea States Cts
en Service Corps County Plan
nHR committee Members are
= r Wells. sssissaus chairman.
= Cla~s Herrin child care Or
S 3 McIiwsia. health. hospital
en- meansl w 3 Herring var
lan1us and bonds. Miss Ruth F
Gem hatr zion Mfs Travis Ave-
"a rrrraaI on and Youth. Hrs a
& Getfes-he. consumer commit
tee Nfh Harry Lee family Sc
cuflfT a T. Monfoa school aud
]edueatou r II Bacol housing.
DaIIas smith, transportation
through Gar sharing Mrs Lola
KeiI library. A p Moran sal
wage q J Franklin. agficul
tune Z s Smith labor supply
and training Mrs. Easion King
infafmst n and A p May ser
vice for -erviee men
Evacuation Officer Named
81 Franklin Is IN charge Of
blaxe ans rural neighboFhooa or
KanIEaaHu for TINS citizens service
corps and " M Dufton was ap-
pointed eounte evacuation diree
b. tdr both the ritfxens defense
eoFps s88 use citizens service
cgrps I'm edition Il q child weI-
fa1s eciof. Mss Katherine
GuIae ST. Wells = r Avafa. {
S suHta and Carl Shirley were
name ol JHat committee
Procedure AZ = recent gas recon
n tralasug sehool held IL
- q m waa reported p 4.
r MsseIee aaa Mf Burnham ap
pelaIea Hlm senior gas officer for
Ahe county He suggested that T
- ka m RI Monroe far
Nc Fau g e Gil for Pases
GO aHa omeaue r. be- appoint
81 IF Springs serve IS Eas
reeaaa NEE officer fog their
are and s.ieud training schools.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12
Albert Broussurd
OF Mess Point Is
Japanese Prisoner

IaFwsah 4 letter thai hes heen
rrrsaeea - Hugh nralmsafa -
iaaarsa Il has been learned
hie brother Afnem 6fae
Ft . prisoner a faa
The vuunE aafainf
Is soqsrdsat Hauaueo FhI-
4fsne ielanas Mhnn uhey were
stf#a by fste 5apaucse sin1e
ri tfu* hF baa insen reported -
a7su4sE ttr missing MI Brounasra
as - the rmpIap II the all
IN Kraft Mil a. Fscstawpa for
wHtt two wears hui made Uis
hosae n Mns Point where ~
las mAng frAenaa e. reloice IA re
neHH that he = atlH among ne
wing
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12
Registration
For Book z
Begins Feb. z

Citizens ~ 1ankaen Counts wi
receive their Ration Boob No :
lhTHaEH rsNizfratlan during the
Npsk a. fosaeas r. 81 Il was
announced ~ the taei Maf Price
ana hsiiFsrua Einafsi The regis
ffaslnn viii ~ handled through
the school system eith A = Me
Eeisae eeaniN mlaaa9 suterinfena
enf n ehafEt Fl rural riggs
iTatiun aud the city aehoel NlpeI
intenaenis % FaMaeouim Moss
Z ONT and Ocean Springs handling
Is - U4o1r cities
Tentative plans aHe that regis
fraflon wfn he held IN The school
buildings but the hours have mt
1een SCI Every person applying
fof Hais nahon haok which will be
used ~ iepo rat3oninn must frat
haee s ration fsaak Sc 3 Whlrh
has teen nsed .oT sugar and COT
lee snd nov includes shoe cuu
pnaS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12
YMBC
GraS Ball Out
ForDuraiion

ln view 81 the extreme var
conditions the Young Mem Bus
ness cInh 81 Moss Point aiu met
have ths annual Marc Gras balI
tnm yes according - 3 motion
adopsed unanimously Il the moel
lnE Nuadav in ths decision, the
club Is following fire precedent
so hf Nee Oflsana Mabile enc
tar Caasi carnival assaciatons IN
posipenlnE THESE festivities un
hl TIE aaF IS over
Tics eIzsb however sals3 % re-
serve Friday Mafeh S Whirh s
the annual date iof ehe ball. r.
nsve social io which an king
sud uaeens and duke and Ouch
ess e past veam VII fe in
vtted TIE party aHH take the
FORM - E buffet supper az the
new efab house iu Moss Point and
s c0Ham8 tee consisting ~ Frank
Spann j. Alton Thomson Carl
Eer6Ium and p = Khavat Was
appointed - sef-ar = plans fer
ine function The haII aIu -
ae~cofasHa scr ihe evening whacH
H1N include g program IS well -
supper Invitations Vii IT, sent
u TIE next three weeks to a
ErHnH #HH Hitnana H#zHH rrass
hee ere aaeaf wives Husbands =
escorts
Tum Mav end Ea. WIIourn
uT i HHHlneerE concerted
the Mos Point Barge Yard were
eiectea g Membership uf the
club
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12
Hold First
NewSChOOl
South ~puscugoulu
School Officially
Occupied Today.

Thr nea eIememtare school 10
Gated "a Lincoln avenue win ~
upen f0a ela tsdas Thursday
taken up With t5e transfer 81
equipment and ha sna nc
choal ass hsid q nse elementary
msdes
The schedule n the lower
grades WiH continue e be on a
tuo- hjft hasn m eseh Of the e8e
msnfaw whruais Wfth aprFoxi
matele 6ea students attending Ire
new school ard $50 pupils re
mainnng III tire Central school
Thomas r Wells sgspsantcnd
ent ~ schools IN paeanouia. an
noslueea The total enrolment
ia The elementary grades totaled
] 3sl At the end IF the fHth
month The ne@ school wili ac
tommodaie 400 students an the
SINGLE snuff plan and the Central
school VIII accommodate abuut
48D students on tire same bas8s
A. the present rate q increase
both If these schools vii be filled
10 capacity an the double shift
schedule before the end ~ the
current school vesf. n Wells
said School authorities are now
taking Tire necessary steps Is
prcviae additional school housing
facilities here TIE new enroll
merit during Tire week 81 -
Thursday nonf was 3 students
IN the elementary school and ~ ii
the high school
Miss Ksthiesn KeiI formerly
principal Of the Central erhpol
Wiif serve aa supervising principal
~ buth mifools and for the
msinder e tte scar she viii have
her offire IN the South pascaEou-
Ia school building Mrs Anuia
Lee Painter. a eth grade teach
er ia the pascseoula school svz
ZEN for several years has been
named vice principai and viii
have headquarters IN the Central
school
Division Line
The shifts win operate during
the seine hours wifh the morn
ne shift attending school from
las a m 70 1870 p N and the
afternoon erutp having classes
from y IS p m e 80 p IN Tire
student body has been divided 50
that children living south 81
Lincoln avenue VII attend the
South pascagouia. school and the
remainder wlll continue a. the
Central school Ire line viii
rsin from the ship yard out Lin
coin to South Pascageala North
70 Cook street ont Cook street
9Conaaued On psge q
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12
War ManeuverS
In PaSCagOula
Area 10 Start

70 give L S Army forces s.a
toned 81 Camp Shelby ample
room 10Y war games to start Fen
raaFg rs. many private land
owners In the eres around Pas
csEouia . uo9 being asked 20
give nlsneaver rights on their
iands % the government
Cards which when filled ont.
gre the desired rights have been
mailed Is 40 individual land
owners who hold about fas $50
scr@ n HARRISON. Stone. George
and Jackson counties
+ was especially pointed CIT
tnaa landowners are asked TO
grant only TIE privilege for
troops 70 msneuvef and camp
temporarily On the lands for the
a8rafaan 81 TIE Wsr and six
months sftet Farnen and other
ners VIII continue 70 oc
Uluv their premises and VIII con
me normal farming operations
without interruption
Orders Win Be issued % safe
guard ell fsFmvar esrdans. ana
nsssf areas Colonel r 8 Bird
song rents ana cIslmS officer.
aid but b fhe event II any
damage to land cultivated areas
o. ans property during TIE nan
aasefA claims should be- reported
e. e Rents sna Claims Beard e.
nn Shelby fa4 prompt settle
men
He emphasized the fact sEsf e.
vafahe responses and e~speels8y
return 6 Ire postal card
form wll constitute q vslazbe
ca~HaIhation e car military -
fort
TIE army wi = &c sense hss
= @ The End Granting -
maaeaper rights have nc effect
o. mineral o. 81 leases officials
stated
Manegver rights are = -
aaaa wltlseal eaaf g. the go
eminent ezcepf - cases where
damage claims 80 filed
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12

Meetings - us eaksfs in tt
ihree area nin @hieh tbs coan
"a was divided wlH br called ~
uie Individual cliaifusfn within
fHe neat ten aass r. HaF aall work
inK piaua fn4 the drive
National Budget
The uaunnsl Rea Gross budget
rsiia f0f &I1s 200 nos - be q
vide8 Is fatioWu SERVICES Is ths
asmea faIee including hospital
csfup and bome services 20 ser
gioe usea their families and dis
abled - service men SEQ 6sa
p9o dlsat ef fehcf and civilian
aar aid. 81 2gD 08Q. iafeien wo
fgief which includes the coniln
nizE q temporary relief fuf cipli
ian wal sufferers in foreign coun
trics and fer SICK ard wounded
Unitee Nations prisoners 81. eco
GOO heHlth education end safety
fsgRtees tfnfnc nursing Flfnief
Rcd Gfne waief safety and sc
rfdcut prevention esf.sesn cngna
and 50 iefth. g. 6nn GA service
and assistance a. cha. tees SIS zoo.
coo general executive @Htd f.
namre 81 44tn noN f0l ali ran8iu
Kencifa So 600 ol0. nsasing = to-
al 81 500 coo 200 A sim 81 SIC
CO ma Is available from fhe first
Wef FUND campaign SfAEh lrHVe
q total - $50 090 0a8a 1Htf in ~.
ailiou there Is ss5 nNa 80 needed
lor The budgets ~ Tire 3 IS rilan
tFfs g. meet the local Hesponsl
hilitfeN bringing tbs grand 70
al e. sl2a 0a0. coo.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12
Saul Peierzell. George W. Young and
j. v. BrumEield Head County Roll Call

TIE msehinee e ihs annas.
nsa Cfees HoH Cali ana Vs.
J Wua DRIVE ia jackson Counts
wa eel in m8s ga TueNaag n4ea'
hHn eftaaimafu Wert manned and
uuefa werc asiEnea by = v
hafnham general county ehaH
n1Nn al s meetuE hrid ut ths
oaalff hassa
saul faeicfseN Wili heaa ihs
Mos Point sfes committee witt
ist Res r b West Adam RI
WA AID Gregory Weed e ee-
ehaafHsen a. charge n3 fhf Ocean
pftnna afes wif he Oraags "
Young chairman of lsp Red
Cn@ chapter "a tiar county. and
n tHe Psanaiia area 8sn v
RHumfasld Na named cbatEnan
witt Thamas Il Wells J = Stone
and Dallas Smith 81 re.chs4fueu
Th8 uHola f0a tas entire euun
IS aas tssen SET II approximately
sic at# ard ,ha @as dpgiaea into
nsemhershfp ard snseias gifa quo
las 81 thgs meeIsnn Amounts
aaefe assigned e. the three afssa
n proportion a. The population
ffw psseaEo4ila aFea m4ah ~ iaF
else largest population leeds TIE
ltst with p Queta IS 50 500 ~
membership and s. 0o8 IN special
Nifis Mfs@ Point afra rssmsa Sec
uua with X190a t. raise through
memberships and 81 500 through
speetai large gifts IN the 0eesn
Springs area the membership
quota has bern SCI II $500 and
iile suec4al glfs 81 s6B0
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12
Funds Sought
70 Keep Library
Open to Public

ne Board az Supervisors
placed the responsibility fof tire
maintaining al ihe library. frum
(which wPA funds are r. ta Riit-
drawn 0n March IS GA the sboui
deff % municipal governing bod
- rather than 90 the county 81 8
meeting Tuesday morning
Appearing before ule board to
request funds foF the continued
operation Of re library wefs rep
Hessniauve eIlifaga of tbs section
q the county including memberE
q the counts and local library
committee The principe library
i heated II sac old Central
school building m Fageula
end 8 hraHeh IS operated d the
Community House n Me- Point
The li0fars since - etah
ashuaenf e few s en
supported rs WA flna 0ish tine
exception u IS allowance from
ne Board - sapev for the
purchase 81 pes BOOKS 1HH al
nwancs WaS - the hza{ q hIs
year. raised - $50
Mrs. WaileT 3uiser chairman
e the literary committee q the
county presented 81 ahe Baza 81
SUPERVISOR re estimated ea5t of
operating s library g an1uH
s2ee q month Es4hsuaetEuE the
So sireadF allowed rs TIE county
hsav TINS WnaH leave s Wai oi
SIS II be supplied through the
board
Members - TIE board ean
fae opinion that until the Haa
mas cuunfeH "a Is eeTeTage
re board would to unaaasaaz
r. assume ne fespon aIIIfE AZ
financing 1z operation sHa de-
CARED fhaf financial support b..
re city governments q those
towns r. whIeH ere library units
aFe 1rxsfed seemed Indicated
4 p Mazsn 81 Ocean Spring
I'd the gathering that tie hHra
= shaf taHn S 3 GIVE aHgantz
ton and has never received WA
I'd nor county s~tatauce
Temporary Aid Nesdsd
= point raised hF cIlzen
speaking 81 behalf ~ ne library
us mat temporary fana are
needed = tee fhe library mse
HnEii other arrangements - per
mauenf hnaneinE car = ar
ranged Members Of fhe board.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12
Rotion Book | Not
Avuiiubie Until
Book 2 Is Issued

Persons wifo de NOT hnve Rat
ion hnak No . must wait until
after Book 2 IS issued before
applying for tire first bonk 81
rnupana Waf Price snd Raii0nlne
RnaFa CLERKS anneanees1 Thurs
oeN After tArr nrxxantf neask =
isgind fTem February e r. e.
application may t4 Hssde ~ tise
lncal beard and Book ] wil b.
issuea them which viii in turn
eniiiie ilsefn "a Beck :
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12
Dedication OF
New Moss Point
School Slated

Tae affeial deaieauon Of the
Hew Mos Point High ahuoi viii
be held SUNDAY. February "a. ii
3 , m 1t tbe school auditorium.
3 l. Monroe superintendent IF
city schools announced
The pfeg am has not vet been
completed Several state dlgui.
iafies IN tsse educational depart
uncnt government officials and
cur Coast superintendent have
been invited e. attend
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12

Mes ZsaIauos tua ISLANDS haee
about ~ same afea q Colorado
iH population aaaaE equal l.
inai = Detroit
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12

BeInHam Is - most aeaseIe
populated country 81 Europe -
aaHIua ~ peapIs b TIE square
mlIE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12

Before the aa oniy r ON n
flss Australians sa employed n
Industry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12

II shall always be grateful for
that course" she wrote, sit meant
the difference between conf
dence and fear"
Mrs. Hibben's husband was In
the Army Air Corps in the last
war; was trained in England to
do night flying over the English
Channel. They have one young
son who shares his fathers love
Of flying-but because of bad
ear can't get into the air corps.
The Hibbens live in lovely
rambling red brick house in Wes-
ley Heights. Mrs. Hibben had to
give up her riding for the dura-
ton, she says, and also her violin.
She studied under Hugo Schmoll
and is an accomplished violinist.
She attended the University OF
Nebraska, but instead Of waiting
to be graduated married in her
senior year. She's petite, bright
and animated, with naturally
curly gray hair and brown eyes
and she works like beaver
and loves it, she says, every mo-
ment of it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12
!. 76 Club Lunch
will Be Given
Next Tuesday
WOmcn Members
OF Congress
Special Guests

The Seventy sixth Club will give
a luncheon in the Speakers Dining
Room at the Capitol Tuesday after
noon at l o'clock.
AS special guests the club has in.
vited Senator Hattie w. Caravay,
Representative Edith Nourse Rog-
ers, Representative Mary T. Nor
ton. Representative Margaret c.
Smith, Representative Jessie Sum-
ner, Representative Frances P. Boil
ton, Representative Winifred c.
Stanley and Representative Glare
Boothe Luce. All members of the
club have been invited to attend
the luncheon
Mrs. Karl Mundt, president Of the
Seventy sixth Club. entertained its
new officers at the Iron Gate Inn
January 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12
Mrs. J. D. Simpson
And Young Son
Here on Visit

Mrs. John D. Simpson, wife of 1t
Col. Simpson, and their young SON.
Robert Barnsley Simpson, are visit
ing Col Simpsons parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert H. Simpson of Chevy
Chase. and Mrs. Simpsons parents
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Barnsley of
Olney. Md, for nine weeks while
Col. Simpson is attending the Com
mand and General Staff School at
Fort Leavenworth, Kans.
Col. Simpson recently has been
stationed at Patterson Field in Day
ton in the Air Services Command
He received his wings at Kelly Field
in May of 1899. Both Col. and Mrs
Simpson attended the University of
Maryland. Mrs. Simpson is the for
mer June Barnsley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12
Mrs. Whipple Gives
Birthday Party for
Husband Overseas

Mrs. Emmett Whipple celebrated
the birthday anniversary of her hus-
band Capt. Whipple. U. S. A., who
is overseas, at party given last
evening at her apartment at Stone
leigh Court. Guests of honor were
Mrs. Whipple's cousin, Mr. John
Goodloe. general counsel of the RFC.
and Mrs Goodloe. whose birthday
fell on the same day, and Senator
John Mcclellan of Arkansas and
Mrs. Mcclellan.
Other guests included many Ken
tuckians in Washington. Mrs.
Whipple is the former Miss Frances
May of Louisville and was married
to Capt. Whipple just before he
sailed for foreign duty over a year
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12

Before Pearl Harbor an average
of 300 women were certif1cated
q year for the District OF Co.
lumbia Nursing Service - last
year there were 5000 and now
the National Red Cross has asked
the District to certificate $500
for 1913.
"A home nurse in every home,'
is their slogan.
An entire section Of the course
is devoted to teaching the use of
improvised equipment in the
home, and, since necessity is the
mother of invention, you'd be
amazed to see just what these
home nurses have evolved from
the simplest home facilities. For
bad burns. for instance, they
make cradle" that is almost a
duplicate of the professional one
by using green twigs wrapped in
gauze. At a cost of $3.50 they
have a system of raising an or
binary bed to hospital bed level.
And they have loads of other
practical and economical make
shifts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12
Officers Club
Dance Tonight
In Alexandria

The Oficers' Dance Club OF Alex
andria Is giving a special open house
Valentine dance for officers this eve
ming at Gadsby Tavern from 8
o'clock until /.
Invitations have been issued to
officers who have registered at the
club at previous parties but all Off
GERS are invited to attend whether
or not they have received an in
vitation.
The next party scheduled by the
club is George Washington birth
day dance to be held February 25
For this party the hostesses are re-
Quested to wear Colonial costumes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12
Wedding Notices

The Star sometimes receives
requests to print notices of
weddings that have taken place
as long as week or more pre-
viously. Under ordinary cir
cumStanceS, The Star cannot
grant such requests. Notices
Of weddings must be received
by The Star in advance of or
on the date of the ceremony,
and must bear a signed author
ization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12

lightful buffet luncheon at which
Nj. Howard NJ. Addison, president
of the Spedden Shipbuilding Co.
Inc. was host. The ladies in the
official launching party were pre-
sented with orchid corsages and a
feature of the luncheon was an or
chestra that played through the
function.
Mrs. Burdick wore a becoming
wool suit of hyacinth blue with a
hat to match and the arm bouquet
Of American Beauty roses given to
her by Mr.. Addison in behalf of his
company gave a striking contrast tc
her ensemble. A silver vase also
was presented to Mrs. Burdick be-
fore her return to Washington.