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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
Civilian Defense
Progr0n1s Planned
For Moss Point

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grams hare heeu planns for the
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r. HE mhsgs members
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participate II mock lnriaenss
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~ rranf e a3crezs 4 general
asseFnhlT "a Ssh@saEe ana un
April ~ sere w ~ = Civil
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aance oE Da r. { Ley
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
Private Raymond
Johnson MISSING
In North Africa

News ns tssen Heaeswes tnat
Private Raymond gahnsnn e the
uaisea States ArmN son 81 ~
end Mfs jules x johnson fs
narv Is pascarnaa has aeen
wlsslaK ssHee FehraMs1 IL while
on autx u North Afsra
Although re mas never Hyed u
Fassee4ta his parents are we
kraonn here and he VITA ms
ians1 saeng several Summers -
05a spanish Fort mHlr 2ss fhe
property ~ hts parents he s
tas orolaer % Mr. Winston ~
ian q Esat Beach and ne nephew
CO A = ses1Els9n. lis Rite John.
an ~ Il PaEea snd Mfs
Ah Irving uf Moss pant
Prixsss Johnso.n entered the
service u Oefasas. 81. and he
was eens overseas - June las
year For = While ne mss Sta
morses 81 Ireland ard letter Waa
Gent - Africa beng landed r
A1eleFx He s = years b8
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L0HssNlis o. h1s mather wnIAe
has fsssaeE Nsx vle8alaK MrE H.
ssh neFe II sEstea simply Aaf
he has 4ea mi&ssnE aee fena
sFv - Mhe aa cars ans Nhen
FURTHER HHfu - Fece
s parents sal -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
R0iarians Hear
Fine Talk On
LaiinAmeriCa

rasrazouin ReaFbsns ~ snen
nesting Mrdnred8e heard 3 fine
tak or rhIr South ATmerRa ana
he rNaataasx shat siSoula exn
gween she elsfeseat cnautsss
e she Mes1nzn heuaspfefe TIE
~ Nas made - NJ Au9aan
Turner 3 nspn hmf - fh8 Nslua
a Ctle eAah Nhn M3 Ne
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HafF Club - ahai aossnas 6n
az There are saw ninefs one
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19

To Vote On
Ordinance Would
Increase Pay OF
Two Commissioners

Voters nt Pescheonla wil nree
naase 60 tc the rslik TEesang.
Mafrh "a g acesde 90 q proposed
pae fsfse sus TOE tN0 clty coan
cllmen
TIE nrSinanee On whieh the
voters viii decide proposes 70
raiss the raY 81 TIE two council.
men from the present slsT 50 per
month 90 s200 90 PER month
TIRE proposed ursinsFce IA
adepted 81 = regular meeting e
ne council ard mayer ca Fehru
arg a. with ell members voting
as00sbly
o. November 2 an ordiusBce
passed By the council proposing
e raise Tire salaries nf tne coun
cilnen and mayor TO soc ger
menlh Mas aesested IN Al ex
tssruslv light vote. I'll 20 t60 The
ordinance 70 be submitted 70 the
voters Tuesday emitted TIE pro
posed pay raise Cor the mayer
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
Youths Will Be
Qualified For
Special Training

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
GuardSTnan
In ACCideni
Neck Is Broken
lille Diving In
Horn Island Surf.

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States Cnn0 Gusaa aas fstsf9
murea s~ftsrnagn whIe
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Ha8 uefsenge 3 has neek
wns fractured He wss taken 81
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us eNceVs &c. art move
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mf re7ua1ase oansefes urtl s
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Is naiIee ri naEaton Kans
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eaaf he n Paseseeals onlY
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q huutnE sncsaeaE Nbegf tM3
ee
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cess #e made through Lee
genaHt Is Peterson q tne Eoal
gaaf haee a Naaa EaAa
bn@1a eaate1 3 routine hives
Eafier nsa thH uaeiaerf Thurs.
day.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
Trustees Require
Students To Hove
Typhoid Serum

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sn1eugh tte County
rs Tins fsie nae usa9
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aafalis Is NaE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
Tent and Trailer
Cities UnSaniiary
Says Civic Council


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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
Speaker Urges
Free Trade For
South America

Reminding his hearers that
merica ORES rot jasf mean the
United States but inciu6es Can
a1a end tlae q countries e South
America AaE1mtnn Turner. Of
NapHrssa expressed TIRE hope
ahas tire principle of interstate
euuarsfce Wan be extended 70
trade uIfb Laan Auerna ~ the
fafare 81 3 meeting - ttr Moss
Point Katase Club Thursday
Latin Anm1ca wa1ate6 10 re-
place her E11rapeau trade which
wa lost during the easly stages
# the war N1th trade Nath tire
United sssses. he said aat the
Nn7te& States waE not Interested
Now Anmern. the Uu1iea States
SAINTS tae South An1ercan osan
vrez 20 crsns n Nlth her n THIS
war.
And every une has eorse in
with her ~ saia ~ leas4 IN
spirit South America car ne
q nvsl0aoae asd in the furnish
Hag rs HaW m~ateriah
Hs Turner told e the size Of
Suath America stlrn Is fNo sna
8 half fisues ire size q tie United
ste and ae spoke ~ IRE various
Things available there The United
aaa had tarnI snsia IS Brazil
te9 her na6os4 supply. - pointed
GET and alEhaaeh there IS much
fuhfeF n thsss country aansFarts-
aen and sahaf probIarus make il
allfaut e go 20 th country
Brazil can pFoduce mere man
saneH aaan any country except
Raaeis he said and one fourth
g sl the eepger n aza world Is
II Chile As for pooI there are
taaT sheep - every man. woman
ane chtsa u Argentine Baa We
must eli THINK q free trade Tor
That Is e problem which uusf De
worked aaf before Ne can have
Satisfactory feiatinns Tea have
Ne uoaae Wath interstate com
sneroe-WhT noi extend sc same
PRINCIPLES - South America
Er Turner spoke q ssa gnfu-
ence hotaf# has had - South
America and he expfessea fas be-
- uaas Rotary IS = platform on
1ch aaEa Americans and cie
afs ~ TIE Eufed sasses can
neef 20 fern 5 lasting psace
BE- Turner has lf4es = Chile
ace Mag 1915. when he went
there IS 8 s r. G a secretary
ane ~ uEesnIzee IRE first Ro-
afN CiGh there Ia 1879
re Was introduced e ne RO
tsfasFs ~ F 4 Ehzra6
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
Visitor Struck
By Automobile
On Main Street

Mrs D c Dunzorfh Of chi.
cage suffered = fractured pelvis
= broker hip end . severe laner-
stian 81 the leg Monday AFTER
sassn shen sire Wax struck b. an
ausowae ans pazned aezinst >
truck IN TIA doxnfpwd section Of
F1neaEonla
The driver Of the csF which
struck Mrs D.nNnrth as khe
walked on the Ersvei section %
ire walk between the railroad
tracks and Klhvets store vas
Miss Pauline Hart POS East Polk
street The accident victim came
r. Pskcsgouls fwo weeks age 70
visit hef husband who is stationed
here with the Coast Guard and
she had planned Is return home
today Sire was returning T. the
Gibson Awt0 Court where she Nas
afsF5nE Wflen Hhe accident oe-
Cured According 80 Mrs Dun
worth use afieef # the rar ap-
parensly sVerved toward the
yak - PARK Der automobile
Investigating officers. r r
JONES' and y " Gof. summoned
e sfnhuiance which took the in
gured woman . the Jackson
Gently hospital M1ss Hart gave
: $50 bond and 20 charges we're
flied pending the Improvement m
tie ~eDaattiou nf Mrs. Dunworfh
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
Survey Ordered
By 0CD In Event
OiEvacuaIion

+ preparation fer . possible
enefaF sftsck en evacuation sur
Sc e every fana8iY ln Pasezxnala
rs been ordered . the Office 81
C1Nasn Defense " ~ Duffou
rs been placed il charge = Hzts
survey for dsekson County when
VII - c1n1aefed with ire ed
= ahuai principals and a ?
Messhes c0anty superintendent
- Aeloeia
4 form 90 WhIah data concern
re- ne entire faEaiiy Il record
- M88 bs filled OF far each farm
~ ana filed q ne Civilian De-
tense headquarters Thh fern
nEHadss sach Questions IS shezn-
= 8 eer 4 e#azzzble for eesea-
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ed haw many others ceazd -
aeaanam1datea fhe number ard
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necessity o. neape ieavtsE TIER
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
Petition For
new Trial
Denied DOlan

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asv 81 Nash ~ declared aast
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$50 Morfaf Tally Pnnkaan Dr.
waa arrested uaan had
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19

rnhiarr Kafap : sss
- aass been virtually e psaes
- - Feszz HzsHs liza SC
Hsaz re taz 80 Afon aes
aH #azana
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
Provisions Of Forty Eight
Hour Wartime Week For
Critical Areas Explained

Employers Who Must Release Workers
Required TO Submit Report TO District
Office By April /. S0ys Director Morley
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-09-09
Maryland Has Many
Biggest Ever Trees

Americans nave 0ten 'oId that 1hey
worship olgnesS - big business 0lg
buildings big bridges. and hundred
ana one olhef oi& ihIhSS' IN every
city ana state the biggest TINS or 'h'
EDiSgtSt That Is pointed out TO lhe
VISITOR Tor ms awe ana admlfaIlon'
II inns Is the case says state + or
ester Joseph r. ha|Iof' thr people Oh
MafNIah" can point WIN PrIde 10
some Oh 'he "oiggcSt-eFef trees 'L"'
| grace our countryside.
biggest "hite OAK OF lhrm all IS th'
FAMOUS wye oak III "iooI county
WIlh Il circumference 1 = Rect rom ron,
the ground OF 2 a n'lgnV OF 20 3
ana a spread OF 90 oak seems TO
take Al'uIy TO MarEl"no son, lU'
WithIn 'h' ntate are !ouhq "ISo 'ie an
time record DI"cAJacN oaN' 'lr'u'il'r-
! ehce 4 chestnut OAK Cl''ui'le'
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ference :" . scarlet o"N' 'II'ui''iei-
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pion IohIoIiI plAe' located near :" ar
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enc' Oh 10 g, n'l&l( Oh o. an" "
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BLOOMING ROSE

A surprise birthday party was given
in honor of Mrs. Herman Friend on
Sunday evening a large group at
tended. Games were played and re-
freshments served
Misses Laurine and Rcna Friend
have returned to Cumberland to re-
sumo their work after visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Friend
over the weekend.
Miss Susan limbaugh is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Miss Mildred Friend has been en-
ployed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Fike.
BeryI Sickle has returned to her
home from North Carolina.
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Ever think about Running Factory?

of things about running factory that you'd find pretty
familiar Things like working any and all hours, training
green help, planning for months ahead without letting the
planning interfere with the job of the moment.
These the responsibilities of management And the
peculiar American ability and lick these problems
lot today both on the food producing and
producing fronts.
Ability manage isn't picked up overnight. For good
management is skill much good workmanship
learned the hard way.
won't be forgotten overnight either For it is these
who, in factory, have actually produced the
things from which high living standard derived, who
and will, by working together give every American
abundant life in the peacetime General
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AVILTON

Farmers are busy harvesting buck
wheat, cutting corn and sowing wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Friend and
son and Ray Devine, Of Accident,
made d business trip to this COM
munity on Monday.
Miss Mildred Fike. Washington, d.
c., spent the weekend here with her
mother and brothers.
Ohio S. Fike remains in AIIegany
Hospital where he has been receiv-
ing treatment for two or three weeks.
His condition is very much improved
and expects to return to his home on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Merrill and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn burst
and daughters spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. William Robson.
Mr. and Mrs, Owen Robson and
family Of Frostburg, were here with
relatives on Tuesday.
Pvt. Earl Beachy, Army camp in
Tennessee, and his brother Edison
Beachy, of Bittinger, spent Saturday
night at the Fike home
Mr. and Mrs. Kernel Brown, Iona
coming and son, Colonel George
Brown, Of Chattanooga, Tenn, and
daughters, Helen Brown. Of Somerset.
and Dorothy Brown, of Cumberland,
spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
B. Brown, in this community.
Stanley Green, of Homecoming, was
a business caller in this community
one day last week
Robert Robson, of Frostburg, was
here on Monday with Ray and Har-
old Fike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Boettner and son.
Roy, spent Labor day here with the
parents Of Mrs. Boettner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar CLANCY and
children, were here on Monday with
relatives.
Miss Vera CLANCY spent part Of
last week with relatives in Frost
burg.
Mrs. O. S. Fike spent part of last
week in Cumberland where she visited
her husband at Allegany Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Robson and
children, of Frostburg, spent Sunday
with the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Wilhelm visited
+bo Ia++ar'c fo+bor n < MI. 90
Allegheny Hospital, in Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mss Marvin Warwick and
son and Miss Mary Turner, of Balti-
more, spent Monday in this COM
munity.
Miss Kathleen Turner returned to
her home Sunday following a visit
in Baltimore with her sister, for some
time.
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Honlemakers' Column
Edited by Mildred Barton Hoffman,
Home Demonstration Agent
DRYING AND DRY Sailing


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preservation 1000 methods othef 'hah
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convenient LOT many hohemaKerS'
ne lollo"lhg methodS ana time taole
nave been feteSteo' approved ana re-
leased LOT use;
string Beans
preparation lor crying oelecV
young tender Deans WASH Slriilg'
Gut leave "hole or smell ffe-cooN
until almost tender III steam or Doll
ing water Dram spread IN thlh lay
ers Oh trays
temperature INSIDE the olyef-loo
degrees
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ana orlttle'
amount oil lreSh lof one pound
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AURORA-EGLON

Mrs. Jesse James, of near Horse
Shoe Run, died early Monday morning
in a Parsons hospital, whore she had
been taken Sunday evening after a
few hours of acute illness. She was
q daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Loman Sell Funeral rites will be con-
Quoted this afternoon at Texas Luth-
eran church, and burial viii be in the
church cemetery Three sons are in
the service, of which one is overseas.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stemple, of Au-
rora, are the parents of son, born
Sunday, September 5, at their home,
This is their fourth child. HE mother
was the former Miss Opal kidwoll, Of
Davis. The father is Il school teacher
The following two service boys are
visiting at their respective homes on
Stemple Ridge. Charles Harsh, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harsh, and Billie
Douglass. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Douglass
Mrs McCleIlen Bennett, of near
Eglon, is patient in the Philippi
hospital, where she underwent a
major operation Saturday.
Floyd Arts was brought Tuesday
from the Philippi hospital to the
home of his son and daughter-in-Iaw,
Mr.. and Mrs, Lawrence Arts, of near
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attend this service.
As far as is known no boy or girl
represented by these flags have been
killed, injured or missing. Several
boys and one girl, nurse, have
served through the African and Sicil-
ian campaigns. Others have taken part
in some of the great sea battles of the
Pacific, while still others are serving
in Alaska and at home. They represent
all branches of the service.