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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
NAVY PROMOTIONS

To lieutenant Gg): Ensign VIII
ham B. Nichols. Flint, Liyermore
Cal, naval air station.
To pharmacists mate. Second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
WAC PROMOTIONS

To third officers: Second Of
fIcers Virginia Il. Beatty, l44l4
Archdale. and Virginia A. Fritz.
1895 Hampshire, Fort Des
Moines, la.
To second officers: AFC Nyma
L. Pratt, 1920 Cruise, Fort
Devens, Mass.
To corporalS: Junior Leader
Ruby Senick, 63S Lawrence, Camp
Hale, Colo: Mary +. Roman.
1724S Lumpkin, Caspar, Wyo,
army air base.
To technicians, fifth grade: Afc.
Margaret Campbell, 1858 Broad,
Foster Field. Tex; Martha r..
Maxi, Laurium, Harding Field, La.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

II. Ivan VI. TAYLOR. 3 Norton,
a former technIcian for the l.. \.
Tire and Rubber Co. here, has
been made second in command OF
the l.. s. Army tire repair unit
operating somewhere in the Brit
ish Isles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

Allan v. Huffman, 9l41 liar-
ward. electricians mate, I'd class.
a DENLY High School graduate.
who has been doing submarine
duty in Pacific waters, has Ie-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

Olmstead, 20421 Garfield; James
Mcbride. 1888 Hanna, Frank
Stlmac, 81 T.. Arizona.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

coats Of 1000 wool fleece face
and cotton fabric backs. With ceI1nese rayon
lining. In cocoa, beige, wine or blue. Sizes
ll-l6. Small girls Logging sets, sizes J-6H.
All wool, with fully lined leggngs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

Mems cool rayon sport shirts reduced for
clearance! Handsomely made short or Ions
sleeve styles in fine color assortment. Full
cut and roomy. Not all sizes in all styles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

The Detroit city directory does
not list a James CouchoiS.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
Man Receives Cuts
In Bicycle Auto
Collision Tuesday

Feaak / MaeLea ise
apartments Suffered asefe lae
erallans 81 ma scalp shortly ~
ter noon Tuesda when ht rode
MS bscycse into ihf rear q 81
ef Court
les X Puutam Witehenf Trail
auiamohif driven by SIR stan
Mrs Putnam was hacking her
ear cut from the cufh neaf the
poet office on solih psseaeouia
street when MsgLea who Was
also proceeding alouR souta Pas
cagaula street au ms cie
failed 70 So ihe ear aaa rpae INTO
niass az the back Of tie IS He
Wa taken ia fhe Jackson County
II He ass thrown through tire
hospital tor treatment
he explained o. INVESTIGATING
Offseer Il l. Dobbs that he iaii-
I'd t. sse the automobile hack-
ma lnio lhe street
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
Banks Send Out
Christmas Club
Savings Checks

Several hundfed cifleena 81
cageula ssfd M8 POINT All
get s Christmas present from
themselves Wltn4n fhe next es
aa Chrlsimas savings check
With she Y8letltis seasan draw
InR near. more taan S6a 600 IS
taing mailed Gus m savings
checks from the PascaEuuia Mos
Point Bank and from the Mef
chant Marine Bank in the i've
Towns Tins represents an N
efuase over ISIS, wear,
War bond and stamp sales afe
expected ~ take g sharp uptufn
following the receipt u these
Iunds Whfrh have beer saved rs
men &emen and chiitiFfs Some
a the savers viii turn Their
check over n Santa Claus fof
Christmas gifts but there VII
undoubtedly be- lew who Wili net
y at least . portion oi TIE
check Tor nve unent an the Unit
- States
More than S40.euU was sent cut
by tire Pascagoula and Mos Point
branches 81 the Paseaeeuia Mos
Point Bank and the Merchant
Marine Band IN the tWo towns
sent out $4,000 NJ savings CHECKS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
Extension Work
Subject 0fTalk
All Rotary Club

Beginning WIth o history = ~
tension work. County Agent a ]
Franklin tod members = the
Mos PoIut Rotary Cub u the
duties - has office - d meeting
Thursday
he 0Id RoIafIans lhai tae ~
members 81 the puullfy asecia
uan BE- Tins county aurInE ths
psl wear SOLD zs0elu dozen egs
fof slc5 - IS and z64s2 pounds
ot poultry for 3 total q Sc IeS -
TIE total amotfnt ebfainee fruu
the poultry business brought
sll#s5aa7 to these membess ana
q = estimated mat = leasf taaf
much SIS crossed y indePea
deHt paaltrvmen, III Franklin
SD
The number and qualify =
daas caas have Increased -
aIa eIth me result faBi Jackson
CaauuaHz ln tie rural seeuuns
ere getting better mIIk Fae BE-
IsHeasea absai IouF percent duE
~ che easi Yeaf ana port pfe
.Caalmasa Vi Rase =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
S.. Burleigh To
Be Sponsored By
Mrs. Dallas Smith

Mns Dallas Il smith. wife Of
tine director - industrial and
public relations . Ire shiphaild
lnE eampaaV wIil pausog tine
all-weiued s S Burieigh as fog-
maj launching ceremonies n thc
ingaiIs ShIpbutiding Corporation
yad Friaay at Il IS . M
NJ Smith 0Ili haee IS ner
mafHuna II honor heg n4afaer
Nfs Faella EdNards of GIss
goe ~ ard air Arthur Al
SwIeert. Wiie Of the aafks man
aeef - the yard Othef members
Iof tbs party viii b. DF Edwards
Nr SHleefE NJ and Mrs Henry
e EusaS End Mss Bessie Fesp
ar Charts A julian II Prank
ort ~ Jack B Smith are the
sponsor Young daaabief and
ou Ssue Lou and Dallas I'd
Wafa Smith
TINS wlII lollaN by oniy q week
fhe launching d s vessel q SAM
llaE eunsgHaetloa Haiea Ass chris
tenea Lass Friday by HRS Clydt
81 LeavIfl wife ~ tae CHEF oi
the technical ard design division
Mrs LeaxlH Wu1e . black xool
sans slth powder blue blouse anc
black Hat ulled over one ue
ans trimmed Nlah a biae leash-
r. = tHe same Shade ~ Hc
blouse Win = she Nofe the
traditional 0rca5a ed carried
fhe American Beauty roses gwen
hel - TIE snlphalldine company
Members of fae parfy Nere
NJ 81 s Butter mstrea Of
honor. tbs ansaI infant daagn.
lef Leslie 5oaH mssa 81 hanoi
sua ~ aaa NJ william = Sc.
Iaa ~ - Mn Speaeer Hss1
Mr and So + 3 Walker ana
Al LeaE4tE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
Heating Stoves
Sent To Project.
Repairs Made

Apufoximaiely 200 oil space
heaters have been sent 70 fhe Fed
eral paolic Housing Admins
trafion / n paseagoula, rs supple
mentary heating units. Harrison
G OTIS manager. announced
Thursday The stoves were sent
from Ono November q and are
expected 10 arrive 1t any time
The heaters were originally re-
auested Tor use in the efficiency
apartments while adjustments
ara being made on the heating
system in order "a make Il suffi-
eient Tor cold weather Mr. OTIS
explained that the contractors be
ileve that the work can be done
without blocking off the partleu-
lBg branch Of the heating sgs
tern on which work IS being done
and ihe apartments VIII not b
without heat while work IS being
done The stoves viii BE- kept
here haweeef. he said Tor use N
any emergency winch may arise
In a second contract lei fof the
Improvement 81 the gas system
IN the Maritime Commission pro
Iect = Sumediugef. Contractor
doing approximately $500
worth 81 work running . new
lime through sac present network
Of gas pipes and forcing gas
through the system at q nigh pres
SURE into the present system Al
each intersection Ia . FIRST al
tempt 10 obtain 3 Gas flow sui
ftcient t. take care 81 the needs
~ the tenants. aead ends were
hooked up s. that gas circulated
through the entire system bat
Il Wa lound that there was n.
saffic5n; gas particularly -.
tween 5 aud = am 10 make this
satisfactory Mr Otis sad
A ia-inch sewer main has beer
installed through tins project be
said - carry sewage INTO tbs
canal until such time IS pumps
can be Installed and the system
put into permanent condition q
carry tine load Sewage is b
longer nuu through the open ditef
and tie dIteh being treafes
with eEeosoie q order Il dcstfus
aus traces If tiIe sewage
Wagk has A-en Gone Il repali
TIA leaks - the Sides ~ ths
Maritime Commission apartment
bat whether this has hen SIC
eessial cannot be- determined IN
u tbs nexl strong EasaeriY raIu
Tenants haze been requested S
report any leaks & the Eastiaal
office So the taoHuughn@ u -.
repairs mas b. determined
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
NewsboYs Guests
OF Unnamed Host
For Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving Wss all that Is
name implies tor - uewsbuys 81
lhn Chnuniele Sta ana AdyeI
tAser and TIVE members u tine II
Hlee staif-ai beast Il 5 surprise
turkey dinner Is reason faf re
aIclne
The host AS anonymous but
the turkey and dressing ard Pc
Iatocs and pssaS and salad ane
aesserf Nere eal enough Ana
ne polished plates and satisfied
expressions u the ieasleHs weHe
alfeienf preai Il enjoyment
aathoui formal phrases eE appue.
citation
Wit lhe newspaper of tie
press s dsv early because oi lie
holiday falling uu neguiaf pres
cay. the corps OF little ueAshaEs
appeared &ifh news bag ana
blkes prepared for q das OF pa-
per selling and i was . com.
nieie surprise when laef Heceif.
e the news that ihey Nere II.
cited = b. gaesu - dinner q
WaodIaHd Restaurant = noon
sharing he Hospitality OF -
benefaei8r aeru Mr. Linn.
Eansfafd hsokkeener. and NJ
ANY Dickinson, circulation man
aser
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
Tenants Reset
Mass Meeting
For December 6

THE mss meeting called bs.
tlss - tmwn Tenants AsNeeta
ton TO- Monday night has beeu
postponed nnisl Mnndas. necem
tef 9 at 50 b. ~. al me kazi
lawn auditorium. J u Bi00meg
chairman. announced ~ TINS
time steps toward use femedHinN
81 unsatisfactory conditions par
taeaiafly n tie efflescnN apaff
ufni section. viii hN further DIS
eussed The question e saints
tion ~ ihe Maritime Commission
pr0ieet IS also included n the
isl 81 complaints wnleh refer.
principally - heat sapklns laeiii
aek. lighting IL the apartment
section bus SERVER anu sanitary
eanaituns
Il Is hoped thst hs lae unas u
me mass meeting kmfse answer
viii hase peen received from let
lers sent 10 Senator Claude Pep.
per IS FIor5da a ehairnssn q Tie
SENATE sab committee 81 Health
and Eastcatlon ssnslef LaEteF
niB If Alabama senator Three
done Bilho 81 Mlssisslpph ana
Senator Haffs S Truman 81 Ms
sourl 81 heaa 81 ~ investigating
committee an war conditions
These letters SCI forth tie com
plants 81 the teusats ana request
that II neaesafs. congressional
aeiion be- taken 10 correct the
sitnati1n
J u savage assistant I 5 dis
tflci attorney from jackson Miss
Wili attend lhe meeting Monday
Fl whseh time BE- vii discuss the
legality 81 the withheidinE of the
rent IN protest % conditions SCI
eral hundred tenants m refusing
IL pax housing authorities sad
Tenants should pay rent each
month auaeH protest Is aeslnea.
- thai ihoe viii not b. deprived
- any privileges housing AZ.
thofiles Sald Forms are avail.
able a the EaslIaWn afticc To-
payment under protest
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
Sgt. Vincent Cox. Reported Missing
In Action, Has Returned To Duty

The heaFteninE news has
reached paseaeoula that another
q her o n reported among the
missing IS uoW known 10 * safe
On September { 1913 kr and
Mrs Pedro " Cox. Sf 450
Jackson avenae reserved 3 report
from the VA Department a
Washington that their On Staff
Sergeant Nancent J Cox Was
anozg tie missing
And On Noxelnha 9 the hope
that the family held - firmly was
turned g. certainty when Mf
Cox received wore from Wash
inston that fheir son ea sale
and has returned - dutY sorae
saege oversees
rWiE as sgt Cox S better
known - rs irlenas entered
TIE service II August 1871 and
aa first sent To- keesleT Pied
ana then 20 Miami Beach Pa
After 8 period o. training theEe
BE- entered . Eunnefy school =
TFndaH Field Pa from which
aZ graduated A. Tai gunner
November = ls4I
Following further training =
BOISE. ldaha and Nalla Wala.
Wash - N4 sent overseas r
May 1872
The hare announcement ~ S.
Cox safety S al ne nses ihas
Hhe family has - lar reserved.
- "a nesting ~ tie three broth
aa kmeenE - and aPeae
PedHe Cox D. : known Il
Hzacsalls znd t2aeu uTgteH
= Hat Ban Ryan HsH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
Additional Postal
Branch Opened
For Mailing Rush

A temporary Christmas postal
station will be opened IN the
Virgins Drug Store Al the cor
ner 81 Eas, Lincoln avenue and
Market street Postmasicr Arthur
v. Smith announced Thursday
and will issue money orders reg
istef mail. sell stamps ana re-
ceiVe parcels and other classes
III mails
The contract station Formerly
operated there vas closed several
weeks ago. BAT Is being reopencd
for the convenience Of Christmas
matters who may take their
packages there and also bus
stamps and other postal supplies.
Patrons Of the Pascagoula pos
tel area viii have three place
- waich ~ fruftSarf tfeft bust
ness Besides the main office.
business Is conducted a. the tenn
porary station and a the East.
lawn Branch Al the latter place
q full staff Of clerks Is on duty
and mail schedules II eo-ur-
dinaied with the main office -
that the same xrvices may - had
al both offices The public Is re
uuested % use the bsaneh office
where It Is nearer 10 their hons
As the HOLIDAYS approach the
congestion in the main office Is
increased
Nj Smith pointed cut thai the
postal service has very few add.
tional facilities available u non.
die the expected Christmas rush
and transportation agencies a.
ready operating az capacity. vii
not be- able To move gift parcels
unless mallinRs are done within
the next few days Freight car
viii be used to move the heav1
mails ouf 81 raScaeuala Ia th'
terminals IN New Orleans ans
Birmingham. where distribution
10 the various offices III tins dis
tract wllI he made
Attention has been called "a IA
/ desIHabllIty Of mailing Christina
/ cards noW and sending them =.
FIRST class mail Cards eneloSef
in envelopes and adduessa E
members OF ihs armed force
must be- prepaid al the ~firsf=clas
rate OF postage Thoa adanesSe
fur delivery IN the United State
mas be sent al . lower rate ~
the tirst.elass rate VII euabl
them to BE- forwarded OF feturne
If not deliverable
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
Man Stabbed With
Ice Pick In Fight.
Att0cker Charged

v v Suttia Eastiawn. Wa
IN eriaas condition IN the East
lawn lullrmary from On icepick
stab wounu If tire ielf chest ana
r L Caok waS charged with as
asult with intent 10 Kill follow
ing q fight At Cook restaurant
IL Pascae84la BOND wa set for
Cook af 81 Hao
Sufties is employed a. tie In
gals shipyard He had served
IN the L 5 Navy until M re-
calved q medical discharge > few
months ago
Tire zee pick narrowly missed
Suites heart according IL his
p1k Nciau
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
Rotary Club
Endorses A
Commerce Body

At 4 web attended meeting 81
the Paseag0ula Rotary Club On
Wednesday. the proposition 70
organize 4 Chamber 81 Commerce
was unanimously endorsed and
the secretary empowered u
asau ) Fez0iufiBn 20 thaf effect
to be presented 80 ar organize
ten meeting called for next
Tuesaas night on . call Of q
COMMITTEES appointed AZ a meet
ing hetd II Moss Point unaer the
auspices Of tae Young Men Bus
mess Club uf that city
There was s general discussion
of the needs 81 a i've Chamber
Of Commerce. either for int
whole county. OF for Paseagoula
ana Moss posnt Stirring talks
xere made bs Hermes Gautief,
z II Bacot Harrison OTIS. a
F Megehoe and others ana t
seemed a be the opinion OF Al
that q Chamber of Commerce wss
4 necessity new as industry ana
business were planning TOT post
var activities The matter q
deeper water On the CITY front.
e accommodate enIsrgements eY
tae ingalls, ShipbuIiaing plant
an6 10 retain the advantages We
uo0 have as an industrial ten
TEL wene plainly brought Qal
and emphasized
The whole matter wlA b
thfesncd uut at the meeting mex.
Tuesdae ana President Wells IL.
sisted that at membsrs 81 tht
tC0ntinaed on Page =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03

" q hyagH al tise N
office of the uuflea Staio gpr
Citation service announced DE
poSsponement ii IRE strike vote
81 : 80 3 n. Saturday
4 Was agreed taai tn Naaensl
Wa Labor H1arG directive
sued October ath when the df
pute was certified ~ mat agency
would be followed Nj Hyags
said and adted
The company agress u4at all
new EMPLOYEES N4Ii - gwen :
r~efefral card. amt before taey g.
a. w0rk tasT 81i be- escorted -
tne UNION office ~ ga interview
II Is the uHasefs ih1ine fbat
the company wit NOS deai with
any union az group inst hs nat
been certified by the National
War Labor Board
However. membership "a Lne
mssaan will nni be a condition %
employment
Attending tire conference
whieh tagan ~ III q N Saturday
n ihe Ingalls, caietefia audiio
rum on Lincoln avenne eere
Nj Byara Dalton Hudson 81 tFe
Warrington Office Of the War La
Dor Boata Commander II }
WF1qht FepreSentine the eih Ma
va. District and Dr.. Burton X
Marley II Mobile area direetsa
of the Var MaupoUer Board
Representing tne company
were M0nro b Lanief. president
W K Guest. executive vice pies
/ idenL Dallas h Smith snsAatriai
rela1Aans alrec1Dn AEaa ett
Representing nlasH wee Z
l. Mancil. president and Robert
w Bateman. secretary II the
Pascagoula Metal Trades Cuun-
eli and representatives OF the IL
craff unions at the yard
With onlv brief periods for
meals. the session continued un
Interrupted from 10 Bl 10 45e
. m Saturday
Several minor points on which
the strike vote WA being based
Monday were disposed 81 during
the course Of the session. EheG
the primary issue ri tae dispute.
the union sfop, was brought ~
Al the conclusion Of the @
sion Mr. Manell ISSUED . prieI
statement IN which IN said that
tine matter was settled favor
abls to both sides
Mr.. Lanier cOncuffeo, and m
addition expressed thanks - the
Cancellation officials WhO presided
at the session and brought about
the settlement that prevented the
proposed strike vote - the yard
The strike vote was scheduled
following the action 81 the Pas
cagoals Metal Trades Council.
representing craft unions IA the
ward ia notifying government
Continued on Page q
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
Senate Group
Has Hearing
Investigators In
~PuscogouIa Gull
Facts For Nution.

Wit ile euffent investigates
an paacarestsa e $ ssaaie
seOann4itiee aasiRuea - 8faW tge
lpatfegn af fhe asfiesa wartime
lheaitl4 hearings 81 eitssts pi
stntS nfubtem aels heaan aN
Washington ard uiil = e4lmiH
lated WITH 5 iealiHE lefe Iat
nc. II aaai III g. D. epnaueiea
lby ~ Ssasste sah Eaumista on
sW#fflHae Health ana kaiueatfnti
loi wfafh sen&tof Ciaaas fepl
~ FAafisla Is chairman
| O. malos interest : tl4f fela
gtsun ~ hapenite delinquency e.
I'm wss effort ssai iht heafiag
lafp asaFfsfsg ~ pssint e a. slH
letfie casls II growing aeisnaaent
lrs . Wcll as u comhssf hyKterla
with real tacts a%eeoraane " Sen.
lstog Pepper
While 3 tonf man ranagiiitsf g
etna4lBR RaNaKaata IS - tspt
Ieal Southern community Whaen
nae 8 war.baan iuan experts
an leing eaiisa 81. Washington
h. testify before ms committee
Ion ms subject Ainong ihCm are
huasts saztai uufAe4s pnole-
lRlsls. psychologists ana pEebs
ltson experts ALREADY seafa have
Ibexu Father Fsanagan 81 nae ia
Efn0us Bows Toans Katherine
lLenro0t director Of children 5
ENeIsars Of ne Department d La-
Ihor. Dame Mas Witty d At
lBoGd Gezeu Judge Alexander.
iuveniie ceari Judge Of Toledo
land many others
Tire remnz4Sfer r. russcurrentii
s~congsuctine m investigation =
tpmSeaRuuls. Miss ~ . typirn
.hnont0Mu Senator reppet sad
arsa ms st0aY sill dfaw q "a
tfonal pattern 81 iha natien'
eiase % wartime health lhI
heafsngs are designed q poin
ous enc specific caaae fos IN
coneefn oxef tne apparent aaH
aNine effect Of the Nar effort
Thev ere destined IL oveFceHsi
hystersa and seek tire real fast
81 ihr aeepfuoiea social problem
~ many facets
TfAe committee headquarters 81
Pnaaeoula Is loeagca a ihs Old
Central School building On souif
Paseag0ula street wItb Mrs So.
san Rnauter. COMMITTEES seere.
tafy n charge q the Office AM
suggestions ~ recommendation
81 citizens Will BE- Neleuuae Som
mities miembeFs declared
Member u lHe c%psHHlttee 81
Carl NalmsbefK d. john Z
Tulslaa Bernard Lefax ahd otl
vsa Peterson
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
Man Pleads Guilty
To Charges After
Airport Inn Fight

Aibeff Btaaias paa Ha,itf s.
s n ssauli NiM desais
Weaan ard ma hoaAnd e.
aaAit ags.oa ~ Ihe grand jury
iH Justice 81 fhe peas Kate
kmng ThufHis
Hln4Ait Wa aadiIstn uf having
s4shhea william Wilson tn ihs
1aask nfssg ard Han Mth
kn8se e. 8 fEht q Airport I'm
eafis Efldas m0fniaR wilson -
nsfsa W fssUfl e. pres us
charges
ln pEfaonug Rsliift tsiuaidl -
nI8ime# tisaf fr dd nat
anlln 81 ifs iiRhi fui uset fra
atiser tasn Involved hsH afn Of
avsua htm IS ne hil Ros
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
Red Cross Plans
To Bring Blood
Donor Unit Here

Plans fN8 mgakfnN hfasu dftHfH
service available e. the people,
Of jackson County were laid At
. nesting u the jackson Coauis
chaaier of the American Red
Gross Tuesday night - the Moss
Point Gifts hall
kceufuiue a. tentative plans
requests vii b. made iaf q mo
hlia donor center q ~ sent g.
paseseoula from Mes Orleans
shortly after january J. and
headquarters viii b. set up
where donations wlil ts reesised
All blasyd donated Will &c b the
men 81 tne Brmea forces
Mrs } q Cote was appointed
chairman 81 the eeunty commit
tee e. arrange ioa the service by
X "a Buruham chairman Of the
county chapter and other
beers named 10 her committee ri
The Rev r Barton West and Gy
I'll slefleid Of MICS Point Arthur.
" Smith and Ms Henry eau
tier 81 pascaeoula and Mrs
George Young and L. & Wsweil
uf Ocean Springs
At least 2ea volunteers must be-
guaranteed Tor donation Of q pint
Of blood each before the unit
viii b brought 70 the county
Inasmuch as this Is a most vaiu-
able service 10 the fighting men
and Is q service that causes alb
soluiely NJ pain nor discomfort
TO the donor. 1t is expected that
this number will be far exceeded
IN the county Blood plasma has
saved the hgea 0f thousands oi
men IN the battle fronts accord
ing to army physicians and am
! told quantities vii be needed
before thas Nar IS won
Donation Painless
Appointments may o. made
rs soon as the time and place OF
the donations has been decided
The attendant uses b drop Of 10
ca ansaafhete On the duaaor )
arm. ffe biEod Is taken The donor
rests Cor ten minutes has a nour-
ighina drink and car return To
work unless he or she works
with machinery when a little
longer rest is required A blood
donor emblem IS awarded each
volunteer
The blood Is progressed and the
piasma drawn and further pro
ceSsed lnto the DR. state IN which
Il IS sent to the hospitals for ths
wounded men
Anyone in good health between
the ages Of 81 and Ga can d0nat,
blood Men must weigh at ieas.
rs and women at least III
pounds Il 9 person has had I
cold within two weeks OF ms
donation q malafW within a pc.
Rod Of IS years blood cannot b'
accepted An individual between
Ia and q years q age must nav
the written consent Of ms Or ne
parents before making the dona
ton
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-03
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