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Washington Produce
BUTTw-LocaI suppIy M

BUTTER-I.oeaI supply situation too
uncertain to quote prices.
LIvESTOCK-CalveS Is; lambs. II
From Food Distribution Administration.
Prices paid net fob. Waahinston:
E0oS-Market steady. Prices paid for
grading stations February O-whites
2. 8. extras, large, 1910: average. 3q!a:
Y g extras medium, 1881; aysraee. s6h;
37,s; U. 3. standards, medium. "a; q. S.
trades. 80. Browns. p. s. extras, large,
$685. sss1:s s e1sr'; sts %sdinn
large, 1898: average. 37hs; U. s. stand
ards, medium. "a: q. s. trades 40. Nearby
34-35; mixed colors. 1894. Receipts,
Government graded eggs. 416 cases.
LIVE POuLTRY.Market Arm. sFowl.
pounds and over. 1918: broilers under 5
pounds, rs: flyers, IA pounds, 29la.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Feb. up Omitted States
Department Of Agrieulture) :-Salable hogs
$4,000: total. 2e,60O; steady to 10 higher
advance on weiShts over $40 pounds;
.ood and choice 10000 pounds. 1880
IS: top, 1880: few l6O-1S0 pounds,
IA .65-1b-40: sovs steady to 10 HIGHER;
good and choice 36O-550 pounds. 1873
IL 90; few choice ltgktweishts to 15.15
Sslable sheep, 5000: total. $500:
established: holding best 1923 and above;
few natives steady at 1900; ewes scarce;
sse .se aoY so seors s..s. to e sJsss
500: fed steers and year1inss steady
strictly good and choice kinds scarce; very
bulk. 14.25-16O0: .heifers steady to is
lower: supply liberal at 13.50-15.25: best
1873: mixed offerings. 1898: other kill
most beef cows, 1O50-13..5: heavy
SAUSAGE bulls to 400: and choice veal
erS to 1900.
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Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, FEB. e.--Hedse selling which
apparently came from the southwest
caused . minor decline in wheat prices
today. Other Erains mainly followed the
bread cereal lower
Traders said reports from Southwestern
markets indicated holders Of free" wheat
were oderins it more readily. 1t was
under 0overnment loan was BEING re-
deemed and offered in the open market
Some grainmen felt producers would be
swing more attention. from this point on.
to cleaning out their farm STORAGE This
was particularly true. It was said. because
1t appeared the new wheat crop was
condition.
Wheat e,osed on the lows, OF h-7a:
3l-h lower: May. 07N-ss; oats dropped
A-1 cent. re lost ..-lh and May soy
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Money Market

NEW YORK, Feb. 1P.-Call money
s,sy esr cent cent r R1"f o.ns ...a
1000 days, ia; four-six months. Ia per
cent. Bankers Acceptances UNCHANGED,
5000 days. h-ii per cent four months.
Ala per cent; hve-six months. .s-i: per
cent. Rediscount rate. New York Reserve
Bank (Al al per cent. "a "a per cent
on Treasury paper Of one year or shorter,
lonter maturitiee. l per cent
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Visible Groin Supply

NEW YORK, Feb. 8 (P.-Visible
supply Of American grain showed
the following changes from a week
ago lin bushels: Wheat decreased
4,l33000; corn increased 800 900:
oats decreased lat 900: rye decreased
100 900; barley decreased 1876 1000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 4 LF.-The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
transactions by customers with odd lot
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock EXCHANGE for February g. l.s:4
purchases involving 52;13 shares; $50
shoit sales involving 455 shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08

LONDON, FEB. 3 R.-RuasiaA
bonds were higher In . generally
steady stock market today. Amo4t
stocks. industrials were supported
and home rails firmed. Oils I'd,
vanccd Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08

cash wSsst. No. ! hsrd. i.1s: No. 3,
aa-sai.: No. 3. S4h IS: 0 No. ~ 4. s7ss rs
sample srads yellow; 81: ssh; No; : white:
Irade white. 1888. Oats. No. mixed,
6oh;. No, 9. 60s4: No. ;, so; sample Grade
"a: 81, ~; NO, No; ~, xhits; soH; No 4
ley. mating. Se-1 .O5 nominal; feed. r.
81 nominal Field seed per hundred
alstke, .1o.OO-e4 90: fancy red top. 10000;
red clover. 1e.50-24 so: sweet clover
1000 90: alfalfa, 20 .6O-30.00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08

To keep our independence, instead
Of being kept In dependence, start .
bond-buying program right now.
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Freight loodinqs

NEW YORK, Feb. LP.-Reyenue
freisht carloads handled by railroads re-
porting for the week ended February 8,
1913. included:
February Prev. Year
8. lq43. week. aeo.
Baltimore & Ohio 64.964 $500 81, seo
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HAS SEVEN FACES

highest rss afas-ot. for thar nrstsr, freedom to r.
frasn tom dong those things
Z. Freedom Of Industry msons
Freedom Of The tbfatY 70 invest ~ hnsiness. THsedem
u sesk 2 lsif paahs and 20 cresfs an eutefpsiss thar
gives labor more Jobs AZ better wages. Freedom q
hasiaess 90 operase uoder the management II men
selee1ed = merit.
IT aIso nesns freedom 10 plan. % employ feseafch
and invention. - stimulate and supple neu wants. %
lower e5sts Of production. GO do as Tree Enterprise
bas done ia raising living standards - the uoit-s
STATES higher than those Of any osasr eosnsfY n the
eada.
These se the fandamcuss freedoms bofn pifh
kmsrea-vhieh have naftured the kmefiesa Spirit
gIseu oar efaaasf7 its unmatched Development. Il Is
shaf srfH winch sustained Robert Ienkias through
hIs tons Greer. cod now susfsins his seren sons 81
aaer seas aaass Fhee seven soas ere sehslne
arv e. maintain fhase freedoms and FL rhs thlnrs for
ufaeh sas1 sand 6gh,ias for al the things us. go.
q heae nasi keep alive.
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We Must Become More
AiFMinded
IT IS KIND OF PERSONAL WITH US

is kind Of q personal thing with AS. this Red Cross
War Fund Drive.
One Of our family David l. Quinn. was reported miss
ING IN action II The PHILIPPINES. Dec 81. 1871.
No other word. through any channels, had been re-
ceived from nm from that Iime until
Monuas morning. his father and his moliier. hHs BROTH
ens, were informed that ne IS alive, a priSonef Of the Japs
IN the Philippines
TINS news came through the RED CROSS from
Geneva. switzerland
Imagine hne his parents how an Of MS felt to learn
that he 5 alive. even though a prisoner of war.
For there IS hope That he win sometime BE- sci fire
and come back e Cflsfield agar. come back to ms parents.
both Of whom are getting old
Doesn't that give them something extra 10 I've for
Their son. that aas lost. Is found In sickness. II the wears
when the hand ai time rests most heavily upon them they
will have that time of reunion % look forward II. IL buoy
them up- II I've another cas- and g day after that. for
s. you car see that the Red Cross means something u
our familF-lt brought Is rs shout the best news we could
have heard from anywhere. any time
Il can 90 the same for YOU. The war IS not over. the
battles are nal ~ won= Where the fighting Is. there prs
that your son IS missing N action. n VIII mean that #
he IS alive. anywhere. the Red Cross Will seek him ouf
and let YOU know i and tell SOD how 10 gel q message -
hm. i VIII mean the lifting Of suspense. drawing q free
and deep breath again. and hope Hope that thaf boy o
yours VII come back 50 thai YOU can take nm n your arms
once more.
And YOU wifI get down or your knees and thank the
Good Lord faf sueH a. organization As the Red Gfass. a.
ton that Is NEeHess = Is efforts % help ease the pam -
sufferers = feea he hungry. 10 clothe the naked.
II IS = KIND q personal thing with ns. the Rea Cross
War Fund DRIVE. and We sincerely hope tins community
Wi not ons glee = i generously. but wil top The quote
sci up Tor Il hefe-Iae Gnsaelo (Md9 Times
Note L Quinn S TIE brother OF Wallace = Quinn.
Of the Quinn Menhaeen Fisheries. Inc here and : =
through ms courtesy nat We are able IL reprint thIs 81.
icie from rs brothers newspaper m CrlsfieId Md.
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Former Pastor
Here Dies In
Meridion. Miss.

Ncwa Of tae death Of REV W
II Lewis has caused s0Frvsw
among fne members 81 ere Meth
udist congregation rs ueil as all
WIN knew hIm here. where Re
served as pastor for three yeafx
before being transferred to Lace
Gale HIS deafh occurred in Ne
udtan ct TIE home Of his daugh-
ser. Miss Alice Lewis where be
snd Mrs Lewis had lived sinre
being superanaated in the Miksis-
sippi conferences several years
ago Rev Mr. Lewis because
. m aentle nature hrs true
christian zeal this very presence
radiatinr SPIRITUALITY, vas known
rs tire s. John Of the ronFerence.
He IS survived BY MS widow and.
asee daughters Misses Josephine
Lewis If jackson. and Miss Alice
Lewis and 3 married daughter
u Bryant Lewis. q medical mis-
sicnarv IN Africa IS = brother.
and Mr. Robert Charles Ridge
wav a jackson q sister Of the de-
ceased
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r9iato where thf farm aaai Is
3 aefgs ~ m'tre. Ameucan Enen
ilan cotton hsurp fof iced o. Il
he8 Weet putsioee on safna
ehese Koah havc been aelerin
Inea. ana weet eafm sind table
hHeia fa processing oult
Taee exists to-day Ia addition
e. t5e private farm ioan anencie
and eeal bank the following me-
alam - credit lnr the farmer
Production Credit Association
Emergency Crop and Feed Lsan
ami tn FaFm Security Admins
Uaiinn Boih ~ the latter can
make laaus g. iarmef engaged n
the proiaetfun ~ auy farm efsp
with litiir 81 ~ collateral ~ 81
curly fof she payment II the
loan
Under lnis npw agriculture De
psrtment program hunds mat also
he niade Wsailahie for she p4T
chase ot Rrm machinery
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asa q ! nsffV
ag5 1n hfr m
kna 9nshasng fhe if-ag ID
aga ksaff1suE lnspeelisH
Hiad efen ua
aa awHul hafa % N
1sfenf arfii thc l-usfFrtfHN
aes e. ufeuEt iia
se our fasewrl
h. C-aaanRh MDn4as
he first frue the NAAC aa
wraat m Cfasifanogga
y aeff confined .
ffagn Tuesday Unt4i WeaneH
ws nsd received a8f m
aers - m1ve arr Fcsllt n4
3osfun uVasB m Saeaeafs
Teas We leh thc Fort a. 81
on y ednesday afternoon ana
Yieea af.t on Fnsday morntng
marched w ihe street t.
sfe Stephen p Austin college
wheu ~ were assigned d 3arH
" nave much nicer qaagtHY
hele hat ] GET homcsck fof Oeh
thutu W SIRE oniy ane and s
haH mlln from town and ilss naa
pIs are 81 nice 20 us went -
ehofeh sunday morning and was
n4iiea sat Iof lunch hlt c8ald n 4
g. because Z was mail ogaeFs
ana haa g. get hack a. the cos
EGG am 10 60 with them Una
Sundss
Thh really : sfnBil wuHHfi
Our uiEfi 1T Fort 0Eiethngpe /
3aa sitting IN the stairs residing
The Chronicle Star ana onr Of t4ie
sergeant came up ana saw where
sne paper was from She asked
nv wherc ! was from and told me-
ifiat sf bad ar stunt from Eea
tawpa who happened e. b. Mrs.
Order Cunningham We wrote
her = letter together
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Tire fwe merchant marine e.
aefs nuno1aa wffr William ri
ThuHIas b. AND EawIn J
8Hafa falsn 81 'CalilHnia Cadet
|0HafH Js reported missing in
aeiian Commander II A An
drew commanding officer of
tire enfaI was ~ charge and 3
sregia guest wa Captain y r
McNalfy supervisor ~ the Mer
chant Murine Cadet Corps. who
aflvea from Washington on an
mapfffian iauf IN time Tor the
ce-reHHaHfez
Captain McNulfy praised the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-26
Merchant Marine
Cadets Celebrate
Fifth Anniversary

The firth anniversary Ut the
bounding 81 the Mefchant Marine
Csaet Corps was celebrated and
IKE Eaant mlaaaipnen who were
aNafdea nne distinguishes ser
Vfef mfnal f0f heroic action were
neuareH a. q ceremony held Ht
tine E s Marine Cadet Bass
ennol II Pass Christian
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Auditory Writes
OF Life As Member
OF WAAC Camp

The following lestel written -
hef sister, ai Giofia Laimuige
If EseaiaQps 81 AuNittafy Chais
tine De Angelo should pfuer If
general interest as IL describe the
lite IA i WAAC base tfaiuinn
eanap
NJ dearest Gloria
thought SOU might Wanl -
know aU I went Through during
hasic usininR. You have asketl
me several times hatt jtHsf
haven't hao time "a answer all
the questions
When I afriyrd ia ghaftanta
g. there eeie spm WAAeS -
ne tliian ia maeef ins iaaia
49aee ieok las on "a tttuk aVef r.
Feft 0Riethnrfw where we Reif
laned t. quarters white IL tie
Reception Center ON Taesd y
vent over Is Che Wafel4oaa and
neeefece uuf tiothee Naa hHf
A.ee seen me IRVING io cagfs naY
ffaek bag luu nf clothing On
"Wednesday wc marched os1 T.
&c S5ulg post where 8e were
greeted he Colonel Brown II
nesef argei the wonderful leel
ms ] haa wacn 7 ptt an m uni
lofm rsc flrst tue j "a N
isve # aW ilc nap1u moment
- mt hlc
W were Enca So Hfsae
Tnee are 100 rrs 80 ssen ia
f#ss We went .or tota = p
f4e remaining os ct tire seek
" scent to Snadg hII
aae4 an important paaf q the
GtxH War wa bought II uasie me
hsve q funny lcv1nr msH he
estisf Gfannpa Va IN fhs ua7
ana had paels5bl, wsikee Ga TN
same ground
sstntaas afternoon ee
ma easd ayc io inr Sta
fIan Ie skots-tlree ore time
TIE Restless ~ the elu
gave = welcome dance iaf is BE-
EVERYONE felt So dofae 1rtm ths
SHOTS Ne dldnt bonc Is tue
n tfaes
Monday morning came HeR
Il s 81 then btir bss4
training started Fvets mo anE
Ne marcaea ca cis bv : uaaa
hand Two weeks before =
completed basic tainiue Ia
4 WAC band We hg au
wrecks course thst shaa have
ted SIX FIRST AID Wear ~
Tear on Uniforms 0reaaissian
~ ARMY and WAC q aHtat -
= Army and WAAC CoHa
supply Procedure Caunaa ~
mInistfauon. Dceaa Against
Ar Attack Delen4 Azaa
Cheuueal Attack Current II
Iax an6 Grass 0rde uHtU#
Along with ar and eseaH -
tack Ne had an cNpere st
same nea gas W scent taaaeH
ne eas chambers II eas en-
sure Us 81 nur Gas mass IHa
GLASSES Ncfe tgom 3 q ffaH en-
- 80 The uHle
fast A. inc eae
afternoon SIC hso iama retreat
i Nas 5 touching part = ~
-le stand and salute fs e
shI.e 4 &ss being oeefe H.
he most tmporianf psH tz
60 n eur barrack pa 81
- " cslrc ma q
ane $50 II eas g. thfII J. H
ms aanae calleo ioF : kTsa la
aHeane rae feueunfa
aItE - u
Fadag might sss He -
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highest rss ards for thar nnrrsr. freedom TO Re-
frain tom doing those things
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-26

a. the Cadef CaFrs which
saia aa saksas Is part n this
Ua aefea rs - re finext ha-
aaas BE- America merchant
n Esug naval taFNeM He
nasea nat ahaf mefehsni alarsna
catiet are = to safae unae ma
asaon ia lhu q s NaVsi Re
s afN are commissioned
en ESNH IT the completion
~ their tEa4n3nE
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Stewart Says:
Wmilmrn pas1 Call IN
Our Latin nesahbou
vicn prw2adNns m
Effsnfsva AsmaasnaTu

Effective N~aAaasnsTv
Nsre President Henf A Va
lace. starting ssn > speaking taalf
AZ Lain America nasu3alis Has
WnYla Wa conditions fnssl 81
gently IN mlnl Wallace eaHuni
SET 10 Ill of taf southern nHseI
hers capitals. hanss assnanas ~
has linar arr Tn imperative Hn8
ever, ~ wiH xfsii in - msns ~
he rzn Waiiare Is 81 t~fteet1sr
missionary III liiat iiele sna. be
catrae hr IS personally intensely
interested n r. l1Hving enlang
other "details pfesse Wels familiar
irtas himself attn IL couple Of
Language Spanish ere PERTH
Ruese He Is even sufficiently en
liRhtenesi e. Recognize ihe n0i
very decided difference between
them. which mess amaiaH lin
gnists d mot
Believe me ines Nsuftlefn folk
u iiavv i daughter whae ere
Nf AAtN4N w tAaNtA ttEtANAN4tA AAA
cOnceFn in their inxsi affasfs hs
prominent Xankera Ire isrt Is
that they arr Fiafsefea ~ If Time
wss moi a. iong ago. Nhen ihey
felt ihag thes msefx leeEnn hgssrs
ot. 81 least patfanszsa IS them
90 not - 81 90 Ns1uuE4ees II
lfeif miaSt leFNIse WneafoW
Wilson tot giving thefH taat IN
rression. 81 Herbert nasess. leg
naiertine ie improve ~ :
The current Washington rea
ime though. haz hampei ITSELF
"a win ihem a4e4. and If has
dome ia capahlg Thef ere s. pei
cent well annexen Arm ~ Dc
ina AZ. Henry Natiaee has auns
fully MS far share Perhaps 1T
Is i duty - which the yiee
presiden, has tne lciss5rr = de-
vote . lfttle extra aesiviis. bat
Henry has employed II faf al ht
is worth-whleh Is q les
II is true thaf ~ stilI neeH eef
tam instructive hunts
NiuxifaueeiY Senator Pal III
Currsn whe n5H8es himself a
the father q ciMI aviation eHn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-26

rhaklzcs she Necessity - esiaeai
tng ntn western hetuaphsFirai
tssiifu N ins cieuce ri aifman
hip
To ~ sure oar WRIGHT tenih
ff nyensexi lltasg W were
ahra6 IS everybody el#f Amt
80 isvr the productive espseitf
IA turn put plane 81 q fate
ihsi ihr nau industrial Latin
Afnefieans Can riot iotleh
Howrrseg. ia lhp detail Of ae
sHssi ar naylEallan The ialHs
st ua and mosi 81 the rest
ol ne world hy mlles
u A. cass a. set Why.
ln ilse United siate and in
Europe there we're terrestrial
travel and transportation faeiii
lies whrn aviation eaute IL Tae
Laiins did not hAvu them Tnef
aad hnals alnng theif enssts ami
sufst up and down movements
on their biE rivers. bat un raj
lsnes b. speak 81
There was movement az tnd
onsNn iseif cnastg aHa lhe Anna
gan and Rio H. IL Plata bat
nothing mucA inland
n tnok FLYING r. aeFelop TIE
interior
Consequently aviation lnamae
aiaieiy took aotgn there Wiih
hanR
From the Rio 6fande Is NORTH
crm Patagonia ar transport Nss
about the ouiK passenger ana
smafl freight vehiele IT iune.ats
tancc transport ienF after we
northern ani European iolk "a
anurd 80 reis chiefly upou ehoo
choo cars ana Autoa
Thuze Latin Americans we're
aif minded At least . decade
ahcad ~ tss
We Must Become More
AirMiHded
Africa end Asia were skImpy
on Sufiace facilities also, hai the
did NOT need them IS urgently IS
Latin America aid
Latin Amnrica hustled aecafa
inen To b. sure If nas moi ottf
ioial civil operation i nfiRht n
nioft in military operation alsu II
called un "a utilize Il miIitarils
senator McCsfFan Though dfa
cusyeS thr proposition eieiIIanls
lis Is discussing eaf Status a
ter ihe war
The senator complaint E that
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SUBSCRIPTION +

~rprEncM OF TIE PRESS does not sive . Newspaper
the RIGHT &c puhaiah scandals. attack tunoceni tndsvtdasas o.
huaswss firms netfher dpns FREEDOM OF SPEECH give the
Fnaivfaunl shr riaht e heKneas the reputation Of outstanding
snansns attack fho eesnmunisYs leading institution nor start
whfsnerinn eMnauaAan for the ehs reaxon 81 disturbing Tire
rnklsr paace. To violate tho above rights end privileges i Sc
andnnpsr the rights snd happiness Of all
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cnngrea h# vplfgi almasl
unanimously r. extend a aHf
seaf 40 june i944l the rFnvt
lnna - TIM fena steaoe hrl an
der which we aua @Ir ajIte
exchange military anti IN some
Instance civilian Hupn8IeN
Through Lesee.lena me have
iaeen Rhic 90 assist ~ supplying
ana sfming ou4 aliies and stE
allses are Beginning e. repay ~
~ aidnr Uuf wi hBs oeef
seas
Lend icasr mas ulaeea Al IN
pefiaui fuip in the alela9le
which h8ve been ven ~ llt
United Nations How mtteH efeaf
81 w0ula hsse lspn the nfah
irm o. Fngiann afteI DnmhHh
Rad We mos before We entered tht
war sent her GnB. 0o rifles ~
0o0 machine guns aas artillery
piets and otnrt material eI Wa
These contributions max ae
have Turned l'ge Nsff tfAe iAsek
from tine Dover cliffs
Il IS not difficult 81 imagine
that nad w. noi ssnt undef lena
iesst to Nussia some 2 s00 plane
200 tanks and 8l000 truck
the German arms thntsi uiteal
NOT haes bern broken And If IS
afsa reasonable 81 assume ina
bad we not sent i.nnn nfanes q
n00 trucks and handrea Il lank
and other equipment t. Eee 81 t8e
British Eirhtn Army ntxbIt
eo1iiu NOT haFe driven f%teaane
hack e. tire Tunalan p%ennaaia
Furthermore the troop aHa
ieBd leaae supplies anHH We
have sent "a AlgstfaI8a nave na
oaubt prcveniea i8rgecaie dan
aneSe suggrsse In AustfaiA ana
New Zealand
Aonu lease sfiil has nefa9e i
tho gigantic task 81 getting mata
material aid To China use tn
tunus rpuies as weu e. tas lals
q continuing and increasing It's
tinW q supplies g. nllaef al.ies
but way ana meane vii no
doubt b. lo1ind O. continue hi.
heNs safS assistance t. cur allies
Who are So actively engaged r.
fighting nur common ene4as.
New Farm Loan Agency Cfeaied
TIE SECRETARY Of agriculture n
eeniis announced lhe creation II
neW snurce ~ credit making
between 900 and - mllilen uaI
ate 81 additional FUNDS IIaneaI
steiy available r. farmers Is ii
efeasr nruauction h. ia4a Tht
financing @i These loans wiI ~
masc Through the Benlan AE9ls
cultural Crcdif Corporation .
Washington which Is unae4 ne
supervision ~ the EalW Credit
Administration
Tho purpose 81 th5s ufnefam S
e. provide adequate %finaueine =
farmers luf the pntaaelien 8.
wartime C0mraeallies SseHeiaHt
If Agriculture Wickafd empha
sized ihat This program = mi
q substitute ior othef saafeo q
credit
Tie following crops wefe sne
Gifted as being eligible foI spe
ca advances s0Xbeans dr.
peans ury peas fexelnaIlnn Nr1n
kieu warcucs1 castor beans snap
beans tOuato--s lima beans pear
eafffsts i0f processing p e
Hesh itaX Tor Sesd 81 ufse1 pes
amt ia hr Nn-ask @aa aAa
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Seven sons Fighting oil over Ihs wcFld
for The enc thing ihui ONLY
AMERICANS HAVE

These 6sttsrs hr f~rsafaw are the SONS II Robert n.
Jenkins. formerly stattan agent a. Deatssiue. Alabama
~ho served the l = \ To- over hht wears. Thaf hits-
year record Of ioY Il service Is unusual buf he gave 10
shs war something matched h hardly any other par
en-, IN Ameriea-sa kshnug sons with tho seventh 20
= war industry.
whss inspired tbs group frsn q siugle famiis 20 leap
a. tina defense Of horne and eeunty} whW Nesled
thar courageous father - Sc their g. Nith never .
auavsr in his las keadies, uevei = shnnkine from
his MAJOR saefihees
Il was she American spirit. Aa3 tte sens Of this uri.
cal American are iast seven If one hundrsd and shirs
minion Of such ssHkois
Thsf spirit bas etosn sfaHaE ea fEa freedoms which
ONLY Americans have e TIE fui Freedom Of ths
Indisidu8l and Ereedam u Indastrf.
I. Freedom Of fbs Individuul mouns
Freedom Of spzeeh and worship Freedom 20 rrorfess
faster b veakine hsfass 3aae Hsre Freedom e.
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q ereasef ealn. Hfesaam - d and dafe, 10 seek the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-26

me two ISSUES ere heing mlxed
together
Reetw ss Is what ~ + mik5nn
absut
Britain be- sass IS mindful -
Heaay Of post-wsf aea1aI nfa
pecis and wc are naeIeeIIaI q
niuHc calculations
Decentralization involved =
- go an serial scale
senator McCauan aa =
en- HemisphrucaiN NeEsas else
where
s. apparenus does Wee Pres
sent Wallace TEE Vlae president
nul quiic as uHtspakaH - ne
senator hut b. doa ms ms +
much
Ultimate aviation i enHI fhaz
both aue Figuring en-
Apparently sir paar aHzI
The ultimate aofid masz Hzsaae
an-milliauiy and aammaHaIa
i seeus fn b. destined = =
tse deciding lsetel. aas
La gaceta., 1943-08-27

4 m~ejorado Sc halla
bar amigo Roberto
\ dOlorOSas quema-
ibiera en- pasados
aun perma-
IN Ell Sanatorio del
lno, no permitien-
lmistades Ell visitar-
la nOticia de
La gaceta., 1943-08-27
Y PLEITos

Decretos finales: Sam Provau
contra Maria Provau; Julia Hold
ges Bailey contra Wodroow Will
son Bailey; Harriet Tulsa Payne
contra Fred Payne; Emogene
Margaret Hasten contra Lloyd A.
Hasten; j. T. Falkner contra FL
sic Luisa Falkner; Florie ]. Crit
fin contra Sims Griff Griffin.
Nuevas demandas; Maston Cor
don Clay contra Lama Clay; Lee
Ia Adelina Fuqua contra James
William Fuqua; Nadine Walters
contra Clarence +. Walters; Will
lie Mitchell contra Lucrecia Nit
chell; Edith j. Bedingfield contra
Douglas L. Bedingfield; Lucy
TilIman contra Shellie Tillman.