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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15
The Industrialization
of jackson County

Since my eorlY boYhood. os far back os | cm oble
10 Temember. the foremost thought before the minds OF
the people wus to bring 10 our section great industrial
plmts 70 give employment 10 our people and whose
poY rolls thus distributed could but bring q huppY.
coniented population. ever increasing TO and beyond
the capacity Of our little city. resulting in the building
OF larger and better cities and towns in our county.
giving added facilities for better living. better civic
improvements and better future opportunity for our
young people.
Ihoye olwoYs been told that greet cities grow be-
side mighty rivers. For many years our citizens mode
overtures 10 Government Officials to deepen our river
channel that lurge vessels might coll here for corgo.
Effort upon effort he's been mode during the post fifty
Yeors end longer to bring into Jackson County. with
Poscuqoulu us terminol. q luGer trunk line ruilroud 10
add 10 our existing ruil facilities that We might with the
combined roll end woier rote obiuin low freight roles
for our people. IN addition 10 increasing tonnage and
work created through our port
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been obtained. Our horbor hos q minimum depth OF
q feet re have enjoyed periods Of posing prosperity.
Muny times greet railroads hove looked u over and
we hove felt fhot The greet opportunity had a last come
70 our County and City. For one reason o. onotheF
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World War We enjoyed several years Of unprecsdent-
ed prosperity bused upon Z temporary foundation.
| have nol lost fuith. os well q monY others In
Poscoqoulo and or County. Together we have
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15

worked Tor our mutual interest. Todoy ws hove In our
section q nucleus OF industries now giving und will IN
the neur future give additional thousands employment
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70 continue 10 build-we hove just slurted. r city 81
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to lobor. shcs We might live together Ia happiness and
contentment IN our work.
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tinue os Supervisor that may be n q position % better
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to provide g0inlul employment whereby labor CON
corn q respectable living. whereby business houses
con- sell their wures. making their business more profit.
uble and thereby being better oblo 70 pay increased
wages to their clerks and other help.
There Is 10 wider road e tux reduction thum
through increase In 0ssessmenis. not increuslno ussess-
ments upon present existing buildings and businesses.
but upon the creation Of new weollh through The naw
assessments On The new construction lhui must q ns.
coasitY follow expansion.
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been devoted = the interest Of olI the people. / hovo
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interest II any oct II my administration Of Official ii.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-15

isrssl 81 - People. Ghs lnlsrsss q conEnued Iadnealai
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Of District J Of Jackson County.
Respectfully.
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Evening star., 1943-12-16
|A|sab 10 Start After
Coin Mark in Florida

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI. Fla, Dec. Is. - Alsab.
Cinderella horse that pyramided his
S7O0 purchase price into $3.50 900
winnings for Owner Al SABBATH. will
campaign again in Florida this
season.
SABBATH hopes that his mild-man-
nered thoroughbred may yet top the
$3.50 900 won by Whirlaway and be-
come the record money winner. He
has entered the horse in all stake
races at Hialeah Park, including the
McClennon and Widener Handica ps.
Alsab and eight stablemates will
arrive from New Orleans Tuesday.
Jockey George Woolf, who always
rides him. is due from California.
"Alsab will be a 5-year-old in
January. and he is a bigger horse
than when he last raced in Florida
as a 2-ye2r-old," SABBATH said. He
weighs 1.150 pounds, is in perfect
condition and is good for some years
to ccm". III race him as long a.
can without hurting him before re-
tirinc him to the farm at Lexing-
ton. KY"
He reported that the right foreleg,
which developed an infection last
winter, is completely healed and the
horse is ready to go places"
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Women's Pin Activities
CurtoiIed by Illness

Takonla, runner-up in the Ladies
District League bowling race. last
night lost ground to the idle pace.
setting Hi-Skors by losing 1-2 tt
Chevy Chase Ice Palace. Hi-Skor
four games in the van, was forced
to postpone with Rosslyn due to
illness on both teams.
Tad Howards pennant-contend
ing Rendezvous quint. in third place
gained ground with 81 win from
Anacostia Spillway as Boots Work
man spanked the winners to a 1850
score with 153 and 361. Alma MehI-
er's 357 and Ruth Rothgeb's 352 lee
Spillway's 1880 score. Capt, Ella
Limerick's 305 led Red Circles 2-l
win from Arcadia Bethesda Bowl
ing Center surprised the strong
Lafayettes with a 81 victory. The
King Pin Columbia match also was
postponed by illness of team mem
1ers.
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Robert Given Scare,
Keeps Mat Grown

1t probably is not surprising to
report that Yvon Robert retained
his National Wrestling Association
title last night by subduing the
Yellow Mask in 20 minutes before a
slim assemblage at Turner's Arena
At that the champ minute
before the final bell was beneath
the Mask In a fall that took them
half out of the ring and didn't
count. 1t was rough brawl.
Jack Wentworth and Maurice La
Chappelle drew in scientific ex-
hlbitlon that, as marked change
proved pleasing to the fans.
Dick Bishop won by default from
Michele Leone after II minutes
when the latter was ruled out as
using towel to apply strangle
hold. AS he left the ring, Leone
was a target Of cups Of pop and
some one pushed a lighted cigar
in his face.
Mike Demetre defeated John
Vanski and Jimmy Britt won from
Bamba Tabu.
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Pritchard Shows Up
Engineers in Drill
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Dec 16.-You can
blame Bosh Pritchard for that
worried look on the face of Georgia
Tech Coach w. A. Alexander.
Pritclard took the field with
Techs 81 team yesterday in scrim-
mage against the Sugar Bowl bound
varsity and the former V. NJ I. back
field ace led the reserves to six
touchdowns.
Ray Andrus. like Pritchard a Navy
chief petty officer and thus ineligible
for regular competition, was another
who contributed to the "B" squads
performance .,
Eddie Prokop, the Yellowjackets
No. l passing and ground-gainine
star, was the standout performer for
the varsity and helped keep the
practice session from being COM
plctely reserve show.
Another workout was on the
= eoule for today with others on
"ay, Saturday and Monday after
i.,ich the squad will be discissed for
'he Christmas holidays, resumine
practice December 27 for the New
.ear Day encounter with Tulsa.
Evening star., 1943-12-16
College Quints
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press
Gallaudet, 43: Johns Hopkins, as.
Pemple PeaM; 81: Is: sTsff3hm9ee' Tsfs1ef3et' e5 60
Camp Miles Deli. As: Wash COLLEGE. ~.
Marshall tW. Va. A.; Fairmort, 80.
Camp Edwards 3S: Newport Army, IS.
St. Josephs. g.: Juniata, A.
Muhlenbere, -: Lehieh. 81
St John $, 81; Monclair Tea achers, "a
Iufts. A: NJ. |. T. 80.
Buckne!l. 81 New Cumberland Army. 81.
Boston Naval IS; Harvard. 81
Yale. Sc; New London Mp. II.
Rider Colleec:- Al: U. Of Newark. %
Norfolk Naval Training, 90; Fort Bel
Iowa, s.; western Illinois State Teach
ers. "a
Arkansas A.; Pittsburs (Kans) Teach
ers, 81
Purdue, 40: Depauw, 81.
Omaha u. 60: Dana. %.
Ct Thomas tst, PauD, 30: Gustavus-
Olathe Naval Air Base, ~; Kansas, se
Loras. SIS; Drake, 36.
Southern Illinois Normal, 55; Evans.
vile. 35.
W.: o;hkosh ss All-stars, 81; Camp Mcco,
Fort Riley centaurs, "a; Kansas o
Fort Sheridan mlJ, SO; concordia Col.
.1a Tsxss s. Tech gs Ensineers. 80; Lubbock
Normal Naval Air, A.; oklahoma, 30
Washington State, 40; Eastern wash.
ington. 80.
Whitman. 49, Idaho. 25
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Hockey Aces From Big League
Clash at U|ine's Tomorrow

Ten former stars in the National
Hockey League will display their
skill tomorrow night at Uline Arena
when the Curtis Bay Coast Guard
Cutters and team from his majes-
t-- Canadian ship York of Toronto
clash in match that should be out
sto,,ding.
The Cutters will present Goalie
Erimsek, two years ago the shutout
king with the Boston Bruins; john
ny Mariucci of the Chicago Black
hawks, Art Coulter of the New York
Rangers and Alex Motter of the De-
troit Red Wings. The three last
mentioned are 200-pound defense
men.
Also with the Cutters is Ossie As
nussden, vino played with the Wash
ngton Lions last year and who pre-
Evening star., 1943-12-16
-Four Local Quintets Involved
In Weekend CoIIeqe Clashes

I circuit affairs. losing to Loyola after
defeating Bridgewater and then lick
ing Hopkins. A. U. trimmed Bridge
water in its first loop game and
later lost to Loyola. of Baltimore,
while Catholic u, victor in three
tuneup battles, is making its league
debut
Maryland. whipped by the power
full Quantico Marines in its opener
last Saturday. meets another top
notch quint in Marshall and the
green Old Liners again will be the
underdogs.
Loyola is leading the Mason
Dixon League with three wins
against no defeats.
Evening star., 1943-12-16

Three basket ball games are on
the card for college teams during
the remainder of the week, all of
them here.
Two Of them come tomorrow night
when Gallaudet and Catholic U.
tangle in the topliner, a Mason
Dixon Conference game at Roose-
welt gym, and Marshall College pays
a visit to Maryland in Ritchie Coli
serm. Both are slated for o'clock.
American U. will finish off the
card Saturday night by entertaining
Johns Hopkins at 7:45 in another
loop clash.
Gallaudet has won two Of three
Evening star., 1943-12-16

Cleary's middle game Of 10 In ~
set halted the invaders - Lafayette
totaled 604.
A so victory over Colonial Village
which unfortunately placed only
three regulars on the runways, gave
Greenway third place. Jack Days
l40-407, Ed Heller's 1892, and
Ed Nash's 800 aided Greenway's $50
and 1908 tallies.
The champion Clarendons dropped
into fourth-place tie with North.
east Temple by losing to Lucky
Strike. Temple continued to climb
as Cutie Hayre's 3s4 led q 2-1 win
from Bethesda Bowling Center.
Evening star., 1943-12-16

Johnny Ressa's 372 WAS best for
Bethesda.
HI -Skors Take Tumble.
The invading Hi-Skors took a
disastrous licking from Hyattsville,
skidding to seventh place, a game
back OF Lucky Strike. Bill Costi-
gan's 154-10 and Wally Burton's
1885 led the suburbanites' top
set Of 1884 with games Of 653, 660
and 641. 1t w8 quite a comeback
for Hyattsville after losing five Of
six games to Temple the week be-
fore. Harry Aiken fired 147 and
377 for Hi.Skor.
Chevy Chase Ice Palace dropped
Evening star., 1943-12-16
|cc;~es, Indiana Coach,
Hit By Pneumonia

Ey The Associated Press.
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Dec. 10
E. c. Billy Hayes, Indiana Uni
versitys veteran track and field
coach, yesterday was admitted tc
Bloomington Hospital suffering crit
ically from pneumonia. He was
placed in an oxygen tent.
Now in his Cos, Hayes coached
football at Indiana in 1881 and 1881
until A. N. (Bo> McMillin was ap-
pointed to that post. =
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Heroic Flyers to Be Heard at BowIers Big War Bond Show

tini's 3S6 helped the Lucky Strikes
to win the last two games with GA
and 674 and = 1851 set. Hal Bab-
bits triple-header strike in the last
two boxes for 143 string gave
Clarendon the first game, 661 to 633.
George Linkins. of the losers made
great effort to shoot his fourth 400
set to tie league mark but missed
out with 387 after first two games
of 149 and 125.
King Pins Increase Lead.
The hot District League flag scrap
last night saw the pace-setting King
Pins sweeping Arcadia to increase
their lead to two games when the
Evening star., 1943-12-16

the final two games to Anacostia
Spillway at Greenway after Elmer
Wesley got the Connecticut avenue
quint on to win with 172 that
started the big southpaw of to a
rousing 446 set. Capt. Gus Places
400 and Joe Freschi's 1853 we're the
heaviest wallops for Spillway
Standings: King Pin 35-19; La
fayette. 33-2l; GreenWay, 32-22:
Clarendon, 3l-23; Temple, 31-23;
Lucky Strike, 30-24; Hi-Skor, 29-
25; Spillways 27-2; Ice Palace.
$50. Bethesda, 25-29; Arcadia,
21-33; Brookland, 1877; Colonial
Village, 1877.
Evening star., 1943-12-16

vlously performed for three National
League teams.
The York all-stars boast of Norm
Burns, Red Garrett and Norm
Tustin, .ex-New York Rangers, and
Joe Klukay and Normie Mann from
the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Play will start at $50.
The teams battled 70 minutes to a
2-all score in Baltimore last night.
Evening star., 1943-12-16

second-place Lafayettes dropped q
game to the visiting Brookland
Recreations.
King Pin, led by Paul Jarman's 131
and 38s, won the first two games
from Arcadia by close margins and
the last by one stick, GOT to COG, de-
spite Anchor Man Bob Miciotto's five
box in the last frame. Frank
Mischou Needed 10 to win the final
for Arcadia and got eight out Of a
split. Brookland started strongly
against Lafayette. winning the first
game with 679 as Capt. Curly Coudry
shot 152, Joe Weakley 158. and
Butch Hutchinson l41, but Ed
Evening star., 1943-12-16
GuethIer, War Bond Pin Leader
Tops His Scores in Loop Tilt

Bub Guethler of Lucky Strike,
who leads the mems division Of The
Evening Star War Bond tournament
in both gross and scratch sets with
tallies of 440 and 431 rolled in the
District League week ago, today
probably would have things pretty
much locked up, including high
game, had the dynamic southpaw
pin buster taken second shot in
the tournament last night.
Evening star., 1943-12-16

Brilliant week ago when he
jumped ahead in the tournament,
his firing last night at Lucky Strike
was the most sensational here in
many a day, when his 1911 and 479
cracked two season records in the
all-star circuit and gave the charg-
ing Lucky Strikes 81 victory over
last years champion Clarendons
His first two games were 1870 and
158.
Ollie Pacini's 400 and Tony San
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-18
GREEN BAY e
 WALL0pED
Packers Suffer Worse De- feat in Decade Bears
 Beat Eagles
(By Associated Press)

In pro-football games over the weekend. the Chicago Bears and Washington Redskins, by a terrific display of power, walloped the Phil- Pitt Eagles, and Green Bay Packers 70 take first place in the eastern and western divisions in the Ma tional Football League.
 Sid Luckman was in superlative passing form and he pushed the Bears to a 48 to 2l win over the Eagles for three touchdown heaves.
 Washington beat Green Bay Packers 33 to ' in the worst defeat for the Packers in a decade. Sammy Baugh made four touchdown passes.
 The Detroit Lions beat the Chi cago Cardinals to 0 on a 70-yard pass and run by Frankie Sinkwich and Harry Hopp.
 The Brooklyn Dodgers got their fourth straight shutout of the year by a 20 to pasting by the New York Giants.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-18
MARCH FIELD ls WINNER OF
 TOUGH CONTEST

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Oct. l8.-The power-laden March Field fliers, meeting stubborn opposition from. the San Diego Naval Station Blue Jackets managed to make a first pegjod touchdown to stand up ' tc 0 to the end of the game
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-18
NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE
 No. 5009-A

1Nos tVOV"Th
 In the District Court for the Ter ritory of Alaska, Division Number One, at Juneau
 H. L. FAULKNER, Plaintiff, vs OLE J. MAITLAND, Defendant.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of Writ of Execution dated September 18th, 1943. issued out of the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Number One, on judgment rendered in that court on September 18th, 1943, in favor of H. l.. Faulkner, plaintiff, vs. Ole J. Hatland, defendant, to which judgment reference is made, and which ordered the following de- scribed real property, heretofore attached as provided by law, to be sold to the highest and best bidder for cash, will accordingly offer all of the real property described in the Judgment and Decree and here matter described, for sale at public vendue to the highest and best bidder for cash, on the 30th day of October, 1943, at 10 o'clock A. M at the front door of the Federal Building at Juneau, Alaska.
 The following is description of the real property which will be of fered for sale at that time and place:
 That certain tract of land em- braced in U s. Official Survey No. 5, containing l5651 acres and situated on the channel sep arating KenasnoW Island from Admiralty Island, in Latitude 57 27' North and Longitude 1349 30 West, Territory of Alaska;
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, Septem- Der 18th, 1943.
 VIM. T. MAHONEY,
 United States Marshal. Territory
 of Alaska, Division Number One.
 By JOHN J. CASHEN,
 Deputy First publication: Sept. 27. l943. Last publication: Oct. i8, l943
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-18
FOOTBALL i. SCORES

The following are scores of prin- cipal footbal games played last Sat urday afternoon:
 Southern California 34, San Fran cisco 0.
 California 13, UCLA O.
 College of Pacific 16, Del Monte Preflight '.
 March Field 2, Naval Training Station 0.
 Iowa State 27, Nebraska 6.
 Texas A. M. 13, Texas Christian O. Southern Methodist 12, Rice 0. Fort Riley AT, Denver 0.
 Colorado IA, Salt Lake City Air Base 0.
 Vanderbilt 20, Tennessee Poly 0. Louisiana State 28, Louisiana State ASTU '.
 Norman Navy 20, Oklahoma A. M o.
 Rochester IA, Colgate 6.
 Georgia Tech 27, Fort Benning O. Willamette University 25, Univer- sity of Oregon Ducks 6.
 Notre Dame 50. Wisconsin o. Great Lakes 0, Northwestern 13. Ursinus 10, Temple 6
 Southwestern 26, North Texas Aggies 0. Drake 19 Missouri Valley '.
 Lakehurst Naval Air Station 6 Pennsylvania "A
 Maryland ?, West Virginia 6.
 Lehigh o, Carnegie Tech O.
 Penn State 6, Navy IA.
 Indiana T, Iowa 2.
 Camp Grant ', Minnesota 13.
 Army 52, Columbia 0.
 Pittsburgh 25, Illinois 33.
 Holy Cross ', Cornell 20. 1 Arkansas 0, Texas 34
 Purdue 30, Ohio State '.
 Duke A. North Carolina 2 Spokane Air Force CommandoS l2, Whitman College G.
 Alameda Coast Guard 21, St. MaryS 2.
 Chicago Bears AS, Phil-Pitt Eagles I21.
 Washington Red Skins 33, Green Bay Packers '.
 Detroit Lions ', Chicago Cardin- als 0.
 Brooklyn Dodgers 0, New York Giants 20.
 Wake Forest 54, North Carolina State 6.
 Iowa Seahawks 21, Missouri 6. Villanova 12/Bucknell 8.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-18
ARMY BEATS UP
 COLUMBIA LIONS
 BY 52-0 SCORE

NEW YORK, Oct. 18-The Army made mudpie of Columbias s goal line last Saturday afternoon and mastered the Lions B to o to re- main undefeated and unscored on for the season so far.
 The Cadets romped for 19 points in the third period, two in the last after stubborn first half fight, in which they were only able to score twice
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-18
|. OREGON SOLDIER
 TEAM DEFEATED BY
 NAVY BEARCAT SQUAD

EUGENE. Ore. Oct. l8.-Willam- ette University's Navy Bearcats de- aated the University of oregon Army Ducks 25 to 6 last Saturday afternoon.
 The oregon soldier team had been whipped in shape in 10 hours Of practice
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-18

FOR RENT-2 room Furnished Apt with bath and oil range. 5l3A Willoughby
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-18

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Oct. l8 The Alameda Coast Guard eleven overpowered St. Mary's youngsters Saturday q to '. Alameda turned two pass interruptions into touch downs and thitd touchdown was the result of a Gaels tumble. St. Mary's went down fighting to the last, however.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-18

UNFURNISHED 5 room house. 9th and Harris. Phone Blue 297.