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Use Of V-Mal
For Overseas
Men Is Urged

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letters
TIE 1ln mhtea gets preference
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and Is che sesnaan = urint
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scales envelopes
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New VanCleave
School TO Be On
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-05
History Written
In Launching Al
ingalls, Friday

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Discuss World
Affairs al Club

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MuunoIid Workman
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Employed Here

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Canned Food
Cut NearS By
Order ofO
County Students
Urge Cooperation
through Posters

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greatest amphibiouS expedition IN
niSotry up TO that time landed in
French North Africa II immc-
diately became clear that Hitler
must make dispositions TO guard
against invasion. anywhere from
the North Cape in NORWAY to the
Spanish border. and from the
French Riviera to the DardanelleS.
as well as find the means 10 hold
or defeat Russia. He was cut from
the resources of Africa. and he was
forced 10 dIsperSc his forces
throughout France Incidentally
he lost his chance of breaking out
of Europe through the Mediter-
ranean when his attempt To- seize
the French fleet backfircd at
Toulon. and the Italian fleet be
came bound to its harbors more
thanDeyeT by Allied AIR and sea
poSger IN North Africa
TN big point In Allied strategy
was 10 deieaf H1,fer's so-callcd
New Order-thc project To or
gsnize Europe from Berlin. Hit
leT could not hope to succeed un-
less he won the cooperation of the
Europeans. Hitlcr'S own mistakes.
the shooting of hostages and re-
preSsionS. contributed 10 his fail
urc in this phase of the war
8. The final point was the in
vasion of Europe. To accomplish
this IL was necessary TO carry
through the gigantic American
program OF munitions and wcap-
ons manufacture forge huge ar
madas of cargo and troOp-csrrying
transports and fight the subma-
rine menace. Fifty thousand
planes were built IN 1912. 100000
promised for l943 BY April. 1888.
five ships d day were coming
from the assembly line ShivardS.
Hundreds of anti-Submsrine craft
were coming into service 10 check
Allied sea losses which in 1912
amounted to I.OOO.0e0 deadweigh
tons more than all known Allied
ship construction &c. ---~-.-
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CContinued frosn Page tssss8
buildings IN the vsssnssr ~ w@sss
The bomb sxplod~d.
Returned pilots rsposssa sh@s
The raid wss sscesssfsl sn s.~sf
war. thai the i.rsss ~srs si~ss
and The bombs Tell ss shs# sssss
Radio Rome sdmsfssa sass s~wss
istion caused wss s.ssass~s
but no particulars wsFs gsws@ 80
the obisefives asssrovsa csssi
fires we're burnins in . aesss
places. The pilots ssia ~h~a sssv
began their hom~w.Ea tsae
Italian psepls wss. slss $50
thai their leader. ss..sslsaa 49,
long since. been gwen ne sFss
ilsqs Of dsciarina nosms sm apmm
city. but that he h.a ssaa.essmiF
refused TO exereiss shs psswssswe
probsbly bsiisvinaL 70 ~ss sasssa
here. that the Allies waFs m@ksiF
bluffins.
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- Chapter .
urAEN Sarah refused 10 beis
I" make room. for the food ref
ugess: AnA replied, Then IN dc
T. Ayseff-
Sae edged through NE crowd,
m - the stairs, She Knocked n
Me Aa door sht fssshed n "a.
Ar. Fewton'x, ON. - 81.
You'll have, b, ,nacye out tDE
tonight" she told hisn, We have
sofAe Hood victims who need your
bed. You can 70 downstairs, sit in
tAeflosnge chairs or anything you
like But please hurry"
Z Hurry" he reared pounding
his e1s3e On the floor. "Of all the
insultss' I'll have you know =. -
Am .diint- wait. 10 hear what
he would have her know. She
Knocked on the next door, gave
the surprising news and rushed
81 % the next and the next. Those
Who pleaded .hey couldn't 70
downstairs she herded into Jer-
rvs small suite on the third food
where they could air their grew
anees 10 one smother.
Back IN the. lobby Ann saw one
OF the victims standing in the
center Of the hoor giving orders
70 the others Then she saw il
wasn't . victim at all but Jerry
Lane. 2 He locked. battered and
beSraegled.
The rooms are ready" she told
kini Gna. the glow IN. his eyes was
werth all the abuse she had suf-
fsrfd at the tongues Of. the paying
8pss- 49, -~---
-SozAing .up," he. replied. A
ssaiie Of encouragement lowered
sfouHd his mouth. You've been
great Ann"
CRzAE She forgot she was al
" most as-exhausted as the peo-
ole she was helping upstairs. for
GOT that her own clothing was
sogey With. water. She put two
md three women and children to
Z BED, nfs3e- ps h<ts for others on
the heof One. fran little woman
l1y IN. solitary luxury on Mrs.
Lounge. The overflow
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: when the nurses came Jerry
insisted that Ann 70 TO bed. .T'iI
be up all night" he said. "T'll call
tyou II We need you"
Back in her room she began 10
realize that the doctor was risht
about her. too. Once she sat down
she felt completely exhausted.
She took OF her uet clothes,
shook bef 4erd c9yet the PLIGHT OF
look the same again. Then she
chided herself for worrying about
. suit WREN most Of the people in
Terrence House tonight, had lost
all their Possessions
She took a hot bath, some as
pirin and laid blankets on the
hoor for bed. But ms she was
ready to. lie down she noticed a
ball Of nun on top Of a curtain
rod. II was Matilda asleep with
her head under her wing.
As Ann watched the bird
awoke, cocked an eye at her and
sailed down to aiight on her
shoulder, The cage Ann saw had
been put into corner Of the
room. Evidently Flora had had no
luck eoaxing the bird to return to
IL
Well. Ann would have to put
Matilda IN Il for the night. She
couidn't. ny loose in the room.
CHE brought the cage to the
- middle of the floor. IL she could
find that spring IL would take only
a moment to clean il out and Ma
tilda would be ready 20 travel.
II they stiii intended to travel,
She had no idea what her plans
would pe tomorraw.
: She felt again behind the fill
gree skirt Suddenly her eyes
Eidened. Her fingers touched
tiny knob snd when she pulled
The knob she heard the click of
Then the cage fell apart before
her, leaving the base entirely
separate from the wire top.
The ringing Of the phone inter
rupte6. herr
1--WE got Jack down here" Nj
hason's voice said. the doctor
says he's got to get TO bed quick
ly."
xs be sentissed
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- hsNax saster. krs. Ida Fitz-
- ssa Il Ashetoro. N. C.. and J. n.
( asmsmsa - Oklshoms City.
c. snd Key w<zt. Pa.
- h*s1e ~@a sttired In q Navy
49, uslt srissnsr-d IN white with
s<N~Ns~stsa Other sttendsnts TO
- hw~s~ .nd sroom we're Mrs.
tAlia@n cFashy 20 ~ Duv1l
sssssa tszneph Arthur Newman.
- - ~ hew York City. and En-
ssa @~m< So. 81 Ststcsvillc.
sc
"a esmsg.le are making their
s~ss~ - f3iT Packer street. The
n~ets ~~sis ~tIi lesve on July %
- haFth csrolins and Kentucky.
eheFf sh~y siil spcnd their hon.
sfasa~sn
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Fearing that Il tss ssssff
'oweT freight rate Sc vl
IN many New Engismsi namsf
moving to southsrn ststs ~ a.
England business futsrtsts HF
IL up = Freight Rat Csusnttf
tee" and emploss-d 81 aftswuss 'a
Oppose any rate rhsnHs To. -
ida Railroad CousuststHf
fought CONSISTENTLY ffF
rst~s md fs,eis th.t v tf b..
m spite 81 al og~.psItHan
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A Cockncv uaeTchaui tsf asasssf
a lot Of noreV amt a.. ssfssa e.
spend some of ~ on = sastls 81 fff
Highlands of Scotlsna a. f
first evening. thu butisf apssaast
I'd him and said ~wfsuia sfsa esrs
TO have the pipers II dianeF
No. thanks" Was tlse saese
reply. but YOU can t@As 'fsH q
the other room. and I EEL 80
later"
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NATIONS REAL INCOME

tConttnucd from Page One)
= fth these same 1912 months, but
- January rents we're si.Ol. or one
esai higher than In the same
Hsssn'h = year earlier.
Far food. ever the largest
nss@ssh old item IN the average
ssssasFnskcS's budget. the house
~lfr--even though she could al
$50 buv IN markets adhering 10
tsss national aversge-in May had
- p~y sii7 90 match each dollar
aas~ni In M@y. is42. for this impor-
s&ns PARTON Of the budget. There
= rfcusr@gcment. however. in
tiss Tact that recent months have
stsss~n very moderate increases in
~ sispir food itcrnS IN contrss.
- ~ sharply .ccelerating price
@axsnwes af is42 and carly ie4a
Fs~-a - April also Was SLIT.
whih N March. February and
A&ms@f, food wss ., si.i5, all Of
shsss esHnparisons being made
asssssst 81 90 N the corresponding
tes1 wassnths
Miscellaneous household ne
e~s~iisss shsch include all living
sAp~nsss except food. clothing and
hsiiss during MAY averaged
aial. - ., the same level as in
AFMh fhey stood al si.02 in
4ksch. February. and January
essap~f~a 9Th si.O0 in those 1912
anamsha
rss~ isssmss up IA Wages Dip
Aa1ftassns 90 the labor force.
essf'isn~ pay and adjusted pay
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LOSER TAKE ALL
d Adeloide hozslfins

/, went 10 the back wing with three
children added to Mary Lee on
AIMS bed.
Where's DR.. Renfrow7" Jerry
asked when he met Ann in the
hall after all was quiet again n
Terrence House. There's q wo-
man in Mr.. Newton's room who
needs q doctor"
r1l call him." Ann volun-
tered. He probably doesn't
knew what's happened"
She sent 10 the lobby desk.
Sarah still sat stonily behind il.
We want Dr. Renfrow." she
told her. do you know where he
Hes az home" she said sullen-
ly. Getting some sleep. I just
talkei TO him"
Didn't you tell him about
these people7 We need him"
Il told him everything"
Then he's. coming7"
No. He's not coming"
Not coming2 She couldn't be-
lIeve that he wouldn't come in
an emergency like this. Then she
remembered that once before
Sarah mad made a decision for
him and that Ann had regretted
not contracting him herself.
Il think I'll call him., she said
evenly. After long time his voice
answered
Bert? This is Ann We need
you terribly. The flood vic
tins
sorry" he said with a twist
of deriSIoH 10 the word. I'll be
over in the morning 10 see my
regular patients IL any Of them
are left And he hung up.
80 - ft sIk4Ii /
CTUNNED. Anri turned awsy
OsShe weuIdn't.nave believed il
il she hadn't heard IL herself.,qF
An hour -. later, the defense
plant doctor csff1e for few min
utes. He gave special instructions
for the few dangerous cases and
warned that pneumonia vas the
greatest worry for all of them.
I'll send YOU two or three
ne sad when he left.
You'll neec them by morning
when inc real effects begin 70
show. Right nov a ut Of them
are runnin- on nerve
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CARD OF THANKS


We take this means of cx-
tending thanks to the many
friends who we're so kind 10 Us
during the illness and after the
death of our loved one. Nell
Rose VelaSquez. We especially
thank those who donated the
use of their cars for the funeral,
TO those who contributed floral
offerings. and to DR.. and Mrs
Portela. the Lopez Funeral Home.
Naval Hospital attendants. AMI
neighborS.
Mr.. and MRS. OLE
jlyl9-lt VELASQUEZ.
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GAMBLE TAKEN

Continued from Page Onel
render from Berlin. Rome and
Tokyo.
Since the dark days Of Dun
kerque in France and Thermo-
plyae in Greece. when the strug-
gle seemed all but over. il is now
oiScerned that Allied strategy up
To this time may be grouped in
eight parts.
|. The comeback began with
Winston Churchilrs determine
ton 10 defend Britain TO the last.
scorning all Nazi peace feelers
and maintaining the British Isles
as the great base for eventual AL
lied invasion of the continent
when aid at last should come The
few of the Raj won this phase
of the war in the Battle of Britain
in the fall of 1910 and the winter
of 1904.
2. Churchill's game of playing
for time had surprising reward
when Hitler turned on Russia on
June %. 1871. and put the power
iul Red army in the Allied camp.
Slowly with lcnd-leaSe supplies
the United States came TO the res
cue and then turned its full re-
sources into the struggle after the
Pearl Harbor attack. Dec. Z, 1871.
3. The first strategic decision
of Churchill and Roosevelt was TO
follow military precept and con-
centratc their fOrccs-against Hit
Ter AS the No. enemy. The con-
sequence OF fighting a delaying
and defensive war in the Pacific
included a considerable .diSper-
sion of effort at first. the loss of
HOngkong. the Philippines, Singa-
pore. the Netherlands EaSt. Indies,
Burma Australia had tG be
Strengthened and . the supply
route made secure by the seizure
of Guadalcanal in the SolomonS.
Pearl Harbor had to be reinforced.
and Alaska had to be built into
huge basc-a task that involved
the unusually difficult task of
driving highway across the
mountains OF Canada. India had TO
DC buttresSed-
4. The first object was Ia hem
in Hitler IN Europe. restrict him
to the comparatively meagre re-
sources of Europe and prevent his
consolidation of his position.
Supplies were rushed TO Russia
where the danger was most acute
in 1912. and TO the Middle East
where 4 junction of German and
Japanese forces was threatened.
Madagascar was seized. Russia
was enabled 10 hold. and the Brit
iSh averted their peril IN Egypt
after being forced back TO FL Ala
mein IN Egypt
D. The next point. Was to pound
German industry from the air.
part OF the Campaign to prevent
Hitler from becoming solid in his
European position. The first great !
1000 bomber. raid was carried out
by the Raj in May. 1912. in Aug
uSt the U. S. ARMY Air Forces
were joining in the large-ScaIe air
war. and early in 1913. l.OO0-tno.
l.5O0-ton and even 1000 ton bomb
raids on German cities we're be- F.
coming 4 frequent occurrence. The +
huge KTupp armament works AT
Essen was reported almost COM
pletelv out of commission.
s. Having hemmed Hitler in
elsewhere and begun the process
of attrition from the air the next /
step was TO divide and diSperSe
his forces. On Nov. 2. 1919. the
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TO GIVE SOCIAL

A social and treasure hunt
will be held this evening. be-
ginning at 8 O'Clock. at the Con-
gregationsl Church Service
Center
A very nice program has been
arranged with refreshments 81
be served.
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Mrs II. w. S1undeEs - 80
Elizabeth street. l~ft y~sssss~l
morning on the Flossis hassssa
Lines bus enrvsss ~ iisn@rsseae
and Miami. where slss sd ag@snsi
two months visit @Iah tsa @#s
and sister.
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DEFINITELY EXEMPT

ROCKY MOUNT. N. C.-Ad-
vertising for ''drsft-exempt'
truck driver. {. Gordon Smith re-
ceived replies from SIX men who
described themselves as over 81
and definitely exempt from the
draft" All six arc in the u. s.
Army in North Africa.
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HONOR QUEEN

- Elks Chab gave an enjoy
$50 a.scg on Saturday night
AsmeFin9 Miss Jscaueline Dough-
So. mha wss recently crowned
sssannn Queen ~ ceremonies
eaaanxsed 81 Bzyview Park.
Fhs rueHmifsee IA chsras I of
shs su@sexs and dance was COM
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-19

SOD eemes from , an airplsne
enasme and propellor. vith sand.
$50 assd water sprinkled In
fani "a a.
To- sirs.- MAJOR Bellah told
Sc - nos 80 much TO expose
49, 10 81 snissfion OF real bat
- eaadsssoas. but simply To ny
~ arsve yeu NUS by working
- "a yxsxr senses at once and
- . ~sy that keeps you guess
- a. ~ what's coming next.
To- nsaaie YOU set used to. one
s~~sd se bring In another. We
go cot a bsitie sounds. so, we
s.ng m those Indians and babies
s<fs~snsng
A. san as you get used TO
ssFwng and. xe cut II down and
sn~n make IL rise and ftn- As
soen o. YOU get used 10 blse
hGhas we start flashing red
en<s
ksd yoa cen take it from me,
I ~oubdnt be progressing on
Us story very fast II that
~essn1ed man were screaming
N NV ear. Especially il the
Fssmnsta@ hand came m about the
end II the paragraph. And that
stretching,
MAJOR Bellah is especially
pFoad Of those sound effects.
oeuAl Ef1erns
We Tot o radio station in.
ssressed In IT," he explained
and they really went to work
Nth their record library. We
pat IN some ideas Of our own
too That screeching soupd--do
ysa know how we did. that? By
ersmpling q cigsret package Gel
isf,hsne near the microphone.
You wouldn't believe IT,"
DOT the Major reserves his
hixxest grin for the time when
yoa ASS him how much the Lunk
Trainer cost.
Why he'll tell you, I'VE
s.v-d thc taxpayers lot OF
rnoncy there. The radio station
asnased the record. and "a de-
pafimeni store gave US the dunn
wsars Mrs. Clark had. studied
sculpture and fixed them up TO
kssk realistic Most of the rest
- the stuff We salvsged from
TIE srrap heap or borrowed from
various units. ----
The total cost was only 81
cents for electrical connections.
snd we saved the taxpayers
thsi money too. We bought the
staff ourselves"