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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
~ MARIO PLANET
written Cor the United Pre-

NWrastSu AOE tuD OmAeU0 ktSoN
Miami, Fla, April al Cup ~
was at the Chilean Legation when
American planes appeared over
Tokyo. I saw only three Of the
bombers but Tokyo newspapers the
next day said there was seven.
! was standing In the garden Of
the Legation when suddenly anti!
aircraft guns began flring. Then the
planes swooped low over our heads,
could tell they were American ny
the big star on their wings.
About I'VE minutes later, the air
raid sirens began to blow II was
just that big q surprise 10 the city
The first indication the people had
Of the attack was when the anti
aircraft guns began firing.
It was hard to tell by the facial
expressions OF the Japanese just
what they were thinking, but the
psychological effect Of the raid OF
the people must have been trement
dous.
They were startled and bewilderS
ed by the bombing but soon civilian
groups men. and women, began rum
ming around with pals trying TO put
out fires started by the explosions.
When ! saw that the planes were
American I climbed o train TO get
q better look at the results OF the
bombing. There didn't sem TO b
many fires near the Legation but
the people were running-juSt run
ming any place at ALTO ind O hid
ing place.
AS soon rs the planes went over,
Japanese police rushed TO the Lega-
ton and told US we must stay IN
side. They said that enemy planes"
had bombed Tokyo but that they
did not know their nationality. We
did.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
Building
Permits

The following permits were is
sued today by the Building I'm
spectOr John T. Hartley:
EcOvill Manufacturing Company.
demOlish One-stOry building No.
10 demoIish building No. as and
One-story brick building No. 104.
Anthony Gigalscoma, chicken
coop. 179 MaCauley avenue, cost
500.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
NO DECISION IN
DIVORCE ACTION

Decision was reserved by Judge
william II. Comley IN superior court
today In the divorce action brought
by Anthony Lewis Marafino OF Wa
terbuFy against Rita Wells Mafa-
linO. also OF this city. The couple
married nov. 20, 1871. The Petitioner
claimed his wife has been iptOlsFs
ably cruel since January, 1879 as3d
has been guilty OF misconduct. Mrs,
ASaraaino contested the action.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
Bond Buying Is Good
Business, Says Wallace

"WarS m u 5 {
be paid for not
only during the
fighting period
but for years
afterward. It is
not only pa
triotic; 1t is
extremely pro-
vident to invest
In War Bonds
and other gov
eminent securi-
ties during the
Second w q r
Loan Drive" =
Henry A. WAL
lace " q e .
q a.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
Stocks Jump After
Irregular Opening
An Major Sections Advance; Utility Preierreds Make
Good Gains

Bethlehem sold a. "a So Up I l.os
.. q steel % 30 up a., Weglinge
ho0s Electric % up 4 a.4s q. "
Rubber 81 10 I and ils EgekeErea
iiB up I IA and q new highs Good
rich 50 SO up Ia, American Can
90, ex.dlvidend, up Ia. Chrysler
N So 10 la General Motors
40 So I'D la American smelling
a up l-a, santa re s. l.e up S-os
ana Southern Pacific 3 l-a up Be.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
PULLMAN co. GUILTY

Philadelphia. April 2i.-CUp)--Ar
expediting court Of three u. Q. cir
cult court Of appeals judges hs,
found the Pullman Company grour
guilty Of violating the Sherman
Antitrust Act and ordered Il u
separate Its car manufacturing bust
ness from Its service branch.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
BLAZE IN JITNEY
CAUSE OF ALARM

Shortly after midnight, four COM
panies of firemen were summoned
when a telephone alarm was re-
ceived from the Waterbury Mfg. Co.
A small jitney, used to transport
materials to various sections Of the
plant, was slightly damaged, fire.
men said. The jitney caught fire
near the East Farm st. gate.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
Var Workers Assured
DC Better Homes Here


e necessary 10 bring his family 20
live with him from beyond COM
muting distance or who has moved
into the area or brought In his
family from beyond committing dis
lance subsequent TO July /, 1871, and
Is now living under conditions i'm
pairing his efficiency.
These regulations apply TO occu-
pancy Of publicly financed war
housing and Of privately financed
war housing built under WPB pri-
critics applied for on or after Feb
ruaTy 10, 1913.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
TREASURY BALANCE

- washington, April 81 (UP)--Gov-
eminent expenses and receipts for
the current fiscal year through April
18th. compared with a year ago:
Thfs Year Expenses Last Year
SIS, 203, see, 031.09 $22,5s5, 797 ,65i.24
War Spending
$54,50e, osl, 275.64 Sl7,394,2S7,2S2.s5
sI5,s7s. l2s,lss.sS s,5Oa,s7s,sss.s2
$43, 527, 200, ssl.s7 Si2,s90, eos, 3sl.e2
Cash Balance
8 s.ss4. 4s7. o5S.O0 5 S,sOs,541,iss.4i
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

The following marriage intens
lions were liie6 teAny With the
registrar Of vital statistics;
Charles ssnebHgy, i33 Negtb
Elm, aDd VILLAS q. Grim, 20
Ilopkins street.
David Dugan, 2ss Monroe sve-
mne and Agnes Cud1y, - haaAiseB
street..
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21

Boston, ApEil a (UP)-purchases
Of ~ months Texas woods IN Texas
Cor future deliveries were reported
h q grease price range Of - 10 ~
leg cents; shorn u months wool
was bought at ae cents, the q, s.
Agriculture Department reported
today.
some contracting on woods took
place IN Belle E0llch IN q great price
range Of Is 10 20 cents. Purchases
were made IN New Mexico at Is and
ae cents for staple flne woods.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21

The theft Of the rope from the
Memorial fiagpole at Hillside ceme-
terry, Is being investigated by police.
The theft was reported Saturday by
Wilson Atwood, who raises and
lowers the flag at the Legion site
daily. Henry @. Lenton. comman-
der Of Richard A. StOrrs Post, AM
erican Legion. reported the theft.
The nagpole and plot have been
maintained for more than q year
and the loss Of the rope made It
impossible to FAY the nag.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
RACING POPULAR

Despite the war, Australia's recent
horse racing season saw average
wagering Of $4,000 pounds. as com.
pared to 10000 pounds in peace
times.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
MORE men NEEDED
in LOCAL RANGERS
All Prospective Members
Should Apply to Captain
Howard B. White
CHESHIRE
Cheshire Phone. $50
Hubert Rigney

Cheshire. April 81 --Severa
more men are needed to bring
the Cheshire Rangers. local State
Guard Reserves force up to full
strength. the unit assemblies once
a week on Monday nights in the
Cheshire Academy gymnasium for
instructor. ANY man between the
ages Of II and 81 is eligible for en-
listment If he is a resident Of
Cheshire and can pass the necessary
physical examination. Each man
supplies his own uniform and Is
required to attend drill once q
week. Captain Howard B. White,
would like to interview prospective
applicants for the unit. knowledge
of the network Of roads in the
Town Of Cheshire Is very necessary
for the proper functioning Of the
unit who are required to serve only
In the Town Of Cheshire. It Is felt
that there are many men not now
engaged in some form or other Of
national defense, who have the time
and should be members Of this unit
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
HOSPITAL BULLETINS

Rocco AnticO, 81 AIdOrisiO street,
Oakville, who sustained . broken
left leg In an accident 1t the
Chase Metal Works, Wateryilie,
early this week, was reported As
improving today ut Waterbury
hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
FOR THE DURATION

When boxing bouts are held at
the Polo Grounds, the ring will be
pitched close to the stands. elimin-
ating the erection Of temporary
benches on the field.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
WOLCOTT GRANGE
MET MONDAY
irst and Second Degrees
win Be Conferred at
NJ May 3 Meeting
WOlcOTT
Gmzngpomden4: Alma Z. Cole
Tel 3-2eo3

Wolcott, April 2l-Wolcott Grange
net Monday night in the Grange
wnll With Howard z. Roberts. mas
-. presiding. Ten applications were
halioted on and viii become menu
kers Of the Grange by initiation.
geven more applications were re-
saved. The FIRST and second degrees
Will be conferred on q class. the
next meeting May 3. The salvage
nonmittee, Horace Read. chairman.
vii collect scrap salvage Friday ana
saturday Of this week. Miss Nancy
fsoodson, chairman, Of the defense
Grange committee reported on her
wurk in the defense field.
Al speclal insurance committee
Nnnsisting Of Henry Norton and
Horace Reed was appointed TO In
wnrtiRate the insurance on the
Grange property. The program IN
nharge Of the lecturer was as fol-
lows: salute to the nag by all and
1lae singing Of ''Old Glory" q talk
md exhibition ON antiques was CIV
- by MRS. George Hall, song BY
Al ~Onward Christian Soldiers"
a roll call on MY Most EbbrasSass-
sng Moments" movies shown by
Frederick Kirschbaum on Travels"
AEFs. Byron Fleming and Mrs.
William LibOlt viii conduct an Inn"
nortant meeting tonight at the Town
Eall &c 7:sO O'Clock, for all ObSer-
Nntlon gpOtteEg or those interested.
Ala Practice
Harry Y. Cole, first aid executive
elves the following dates for first
"a practice classes at the WOOdtick
school April n; South School,
AuriI e and the North End Fire
houss, May 5. All classes win start
e 1880 O'Clock p. N, All Civilian
Defense workers In town are urged
- attend these classes as the time
accumulated will 60 toward q first
"a certificate for those not having
G1e. and for those, who already have
enc viii be q refresher course. All
ere asked to bring triangular band
NEes that have them and all women
ERE requested TO wear Stacks. Mr..
Cole Is willing TO instruct any or
sanitation IN town IN first aid work.
Open House
ar. ana MRS. william 0arthwait
n OaFthWait Road, held open house
sunday in observation Of their 66th
Bed6ing anniversary. They are the
aasents 0f 8 children, Clyde and
zwing 6aEthwait Of Waterbury:
#nul o. Windsor, Mrs. Alfred Med
I'D and Mrs. Walter EnhOEning Of
eIcDtt. They have II grandchildren
&n6 four great grandchildren One
am6gon, Pfc. Kenneth 0aFtbWait
WIndsog, rs now stationed with
e Army An New Guinea.
Nes Isabel Z. Avery, daughter OF
M. an6 haFs. Gerland Avery Of the
gaAtiek Road, Is member OF the
adMatsng class from Danbuhy
sGRK'S College.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21

Corporal John M. Murphy Of Mix
Vile Road. Is now stationed at
Camp Campbell, Ky. He were for
meEly stationed at Fort Bragg,
North Carolina.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21

Australia estimates that its war
expenditures Ia three years have
seiaiad At aan 0n16oo.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21

william Client, go. Of 81 JdyI-
weed avenue, injured in IN accI-
dent which occurred on the cer-
ner o. East Main and Cole streets
was reported By st. MaTy's hos
pital authorities rs feeling "fair-
~ good. He suffered . possible
ility Of fractured ribs and IaceFa-
lions Of the scalp.
The police reported that Client
was struck Is he stepped from
the curb on East Main and Cole
streets, shortly after ! p. N. yes
terday. Vincent UFbannitch, 81,
Of III Clover street, vas arrested
By Meter PatroImaB Joseph Tier.
ney yesterday % the charge Of
reckless driving.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
Chilli EDITOR
TELLS OF RAID
Was In Tokyo When U. S
Planes Began Dropping
Bombs

(EdltOr's NOees- Mario Planet.
City Editor Of che newspaper Ia
HOra Of Santiago, CHILE, was On
Tokyo when American b0mbers
ralded che city last April. In tle
following dispatch no describes
the japanese peoples reaCtlon 70
che rald.l
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21

This evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
P. Hotchkiss will represent Crescent
Chapter, Order Of Eastern Star, at
the reception in honor Of junior
past fnatron and worthy patron by
Ethel Chapter Of New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21

udn's railway collected eil,-
ls1t yeag Tor carrying dogs and
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21

All large gold mines in Ecua-
dor are American owned.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21

Af'es xnatel 4. Avery, daughter Of
~. an6 hGrs. MeFland Avery Of the
an1fiek Road, is member OF the
adHatsng class from Danbuhy
aG'seEig College.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21

Mrs. Byron Fleming and MRS.
william Libolt win conduct an i'm"
nortant meeting tonight at the Town
Eall &c 7:sO O'Clock. for all ObSer-
Nntlon spoilers or those interested.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
Victory Farming Is
Subject for Tofks
AfFori Bayou Club

Hos 70 Ket re uzfsS a1sn Ne.
gesK Esrsiens and poultry So fbe
aaeHe ~ fhe Part Basaa Denaa.
stfaton meeting held e ne house
~ Mn v { Oyertan February
Ia Mrs. Ernest MaIieffe ekes
presided p ne ab4nes
II Mrs John kelly elab pfesl.
dent
TIE oaenlng N3aa aa Jl1sa.
~ slih H. n 3 snsslasaa
nssgng he pIsno Tzm nll 49,
called win each masaasF -.
wefine aIsh ~ nse ssssnr -
ahaH s1ush Ameniea FalloN ~
daa1asaa Il ne zaH1lnH Red
Cross Re- CaH and Ws4 Fami
Drive Mn S~pa4iaian asse > salk
- how - Eaise po0il3e sne H..
Mslhefie a5aoIsfed 8 variety 4
vegetable f4san her KaE6an ~
Rafh Csln hsane REORGANIZATION
anegt Distressed yietesx farming
EmnFaped nszlaFee 80 poultry.
dssfrlbuiins Hlefstafs - she@a
SUBJECTS
Articles fEan offzex ezslnfraz
sent 81 hex aan Nho Il Ia na
esas service weze aNpia8ea
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nsEzIan HIzH 3 TAX - Mexlea
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un4H claHa End Il #as dec4d
IHzl Miss Car wiia = kea =
Mss 8 deuaasaaiian - hom =
n.zze sin Ea4sfa
Alza1dina - msz1za meEa
~ Maliezzs Rn esaIdsnk
- Can Ia Sezzls Baker
50 Hehe7z aaliafza rs ~
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hrs. GFuussomun
Talks g Women "a
Progressive Club

49, 49, - -
ketA - z
a1taaA
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kat $50
KN
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19

Mashinaien ftlissH mnsf
Maf athrfs ase fanK 4
~ nim Is Mzeh nanHazA he.
they'll - aale - hed lheIf a i
i anNnrf sesh tough Asa lfN
+ eas a Aa largest e Mg
IL aaand s h NaHk
hass heen Transferred ffMn Hei4
e tAzkA - AAH ke M Esss
maae afaKfhg. Geld @Mana
sna ana akhm @A
bse#n says - oflMs i Wsf ~
f~uTnaaslssa II pisnts 80
even lAsdine slaa ) i4ash fN
= iatsAr mNH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19

kifa Charles Levy 1T Rfsxkien
y Y arrivcd last week for 4 visit
IN the hosne 81 M and Mn II
Levy.
Nj and Mr. Frank Toha. Il.
le shaking their hanH ia uafs
cts fof several months fcfurne1
lass Mctk e. their fnsnrf horne
II Memphis. Team NJ Tchie has
.ng received his call - tire sof
vle viii report 70 xaie Uulpef
Fits the nineteenth of this muntts
~ nasle training
Pa
Mf and Mrs. ~ Levy. Mes
Charlsx Levy Mr and Mrs s
Postal and Mr. Refseera Epstein
were visitors n Cuifpoft SUNDAY
Mf8 J r Renffp ard Mis- J.
Bafaef left Wednesday fof Beau
mont. Texas where MHs Rcnlfo
MAS called en- account 81 the it
mess 81 her daughter AIRS VI "
jenkins
Mn " ? Dav.s Of Mobile
spent q lee hours Tuesday @itfi
her mother Mr. L B Herring
Mr. Robert WesIEsui and
daughter Edwins returned Ssh
.sFaBy iram Portland Me. waaae
they wrnt r. VISIT tEx fofHse2 5
son Marvin Who Is slfbwaftne
sounding mslfaeioa - he Il S
Napy Tbe Here accompanied
hsnnr b. friends ~ NJ Wexifaai
NJ Edmund T1evoe aaad aaagn
sef psmlea Who WIfl IT, thsu
guests fof conn time
Misses Uau4iHy Hf5fsiM agtd
Nesia 6iassse enyoFea $ Asek end
afn tg Jsekan where sIss ens
Fflday n4KAl. and - Mefr1san
where ihey visited Saturday ard
sunday
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Nj and Mr. Leland A Abel
and son ~ kokpmo Miss spent
2 few days last week W1ln Mts
Aheis mother Mrs Alien Elder
Mf and Mrs Abel expect q lesve
oon for San Francisco Cal. b
make their future ho1ase where
Mr Abel has accepted . posi-
tHon
Nj. and Mrs A r. Blumef and
daughter 81 Gulipors spent the
week end with their mother and
grandmother Mrs Lila Blumer.
Mrs T L. Deiashmet and Mrs
ThomTs Csnison spent q few
hours last Thursday m Mobile
Miss Edwina Robinson Of Jack
son. Miss. spent the week end IN
the home Of Nj and Ms A J.
Franklin
Nj and Hrs Hartweil Aiccol
lum spent lasl Thursday n Mo
Die.
Mrs Fritz Conner Misses klfee
and Margaret c0lnter. Eiia8brta
Harris. Katrina Wilson and MIS-
Eowm Lennep spent last Friday
IL Mobile
Lieut. Graham Barber. II Biggs
Field IS exported to affiFe ihis
week for i visit t. his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs ~ W Eafsna Mr
and Mrs. Barber will also enjoy
visits from their daughter Miss
Betty Barber. srho is 8 student
at 81 5 G y 1t Columbus. Miss
and also their agn. chaFie who
VIII leave on February =. 10 en-
ter the service n Miami Beach
Mfs { B Brsti snd aa Bert
mo have been Spending several
oatk with theH mother sFso grand
mother. Mrs. ! ] Hefntash left
tins week - return - shesg lfsue
IN Gulfpors
Vernon salhon and SGT 7
Newell Of Keesief Fea Mis-
spent he week end wIfk che fcf
nlers parents. Mr. end ME4 " II
SuthoH
Ms Laura Nsss. NJ ! Bar
ger. Mr. S Pekrzsil. and AIx
J 7 Henfro speni lass Friday q
Mobile
Set ! q HEaaH - fne JACK
sno AZ BASE Jaekaou Mrs. ~
rived Tursrax Sc > several days
viaIf e. an bfastsa. Ggx BoeH
The nlsns Trends - I & king
are eeF asfe T. heaf - hs ID
ness when mss kspi hfns esafined
q ~ home 81 aveai sass
Ms q Fftzner ~netarnet
Monday fraea s verx neassui
v1ali - CbKzea ga - ~ and
Mr. John Chambers where she
made me aeoasfnssnce = Der it
tie grandson Hrs EEzaef En-
Rsed 3 WIS., and 4re1aI sight
eeiae tours WIfH her aa Oscar
Etznef. who IS also 5 resident q
CnzaEa
F ; Renfra nd Mr 80 Hr
EaeEi Reuffn Here visitors Fl
Mabe Monday
- Agns Werner sesaf gV
as dsse lasi SEEK 81 80 hDms
m GaHpor
KHAnds - 0snion 2l5sfr
hosan ~ CarI ~ + albert
e asa Po.a8 nE-ri +. Hea q
hs a4aHh akzsH azzIzE -
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Mrs. + rse afx
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mf wH Msm CARA ieg
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Miss MatneFfs ngsmn #ss
to0MAnentnN IS aA atMfitt
sa - &sAt Te8eFe
~ ena Mfe nsA Krea nsp
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fssEsalo Nhit~ frlAtstm - siAt
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1ssaid 81 81 Aaensunw IA ssf
Mr. ~ssslhk aA8 tAffsM 81
Guitlssfg sgv4i THURSDAY 8lRhi
stir Msao Ffs8xka Mh
"A y ratfxN sfaf hrf tssusis
Tee Mefe "a nssssr ~ fta - =
hsns - 81 Augustine
Mn n n Kmn1s1 Haals
1eMm sarah IAahe sna Hal
kasaAl ana BuzAm rstfnsaa 81
turg1rd Msnaat nlnft gsnat visit
win felaslpee residing nfa9 Az
mneE AlA Thes Atft m4antan
isd hnwf n Il and Ms Il n
knight Jf
~ aha Mr. 81 Armand
~ haee t4en residents II thm
cts HhiiH fhr leHsSsf sin
plnsm 81 tht ingalls, aisfi hhNe
es aeif TESTER - ri hna Mns
" e HsdiReg end have ee1agaaa
Tor Aew 81 They NkH -
ioy ; rest IL ahss fliY
ma - - leauasasse Nae8s flirs
~3li sssidt we NJ 81 An4nt
4 recovering nosn . ~
ness
Mis- HlAAs aaaa ~ ssksSlh
Mss visited fflsfas d
"a ihis psss sandas Maex 1as
wtN afAang SLATE Girls tn.
club A9ns a1pfAd m ih3 smA
@hiie - feuss Il Geel Uoun
ahefe Sc IS Spending lhs
- TIE interest q 81 club wag
Mr. Il y Msslss hiss fAsafm
iipfn hpginahilL. Ia &eFe
hns bexn spreading ne nt tan
m0nfAa - the Mzas - hsf as
~. MFN IAfas4 Il Elass8 =
hefe Mrs. Miller bsa ihe
nfe 81 welcoming her mes
eon Nha has hs4n nslIse 5eth
Clinton Sifsss
Mn e - Muller ard Mfs
ftmnef Miller visited sbs ua
$50 Ensign Cafi Miilef e
siathsned n kes Orleans ~
dss aad Wednesday - al A
Ms Afline BasH ~ Ire -
County Health department spent
ne eak end eish feielsee Is
lndanola His
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PASCAcOULR -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

rseM heH mAAe La4 Hapsenan aN sA4 ue nsM< IS
pHfs - Nn&fnx M - phnan9 eA tes eeahN 2m6 E&NsA es&st
ngtek Ff .Ahm IN MtMsF mstw MI - hAR4 Is ssAssnx
asss e xaFAoa Hessnws Il fhe8 Av rhenra b ne fe8m tA8a aAefs
As msakAK a. Re neox&~sAs @49rs ines se aHk IS sa sssfea
faae Sc = so rasak sva MAHuK TANLnNNaN spessss uasv
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19

ar 81 &1 sas IA
Ns psalsns SIC ghH
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popular Miss Iolk Oxenfeftt
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Mr ana Mr1 zalson Bseland
ae refeissne congratulations opef
INT birth ~ . 81 pound s4x
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other hsfnf Ffeamek Merrill.
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= several dasa wHb NJ aEad
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AuRuaHnT. PA where sire hs8
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siesFe : resent add5Asn. through
ouih. e. tie Meslfe lNase circle
&st George Rodriguez a -
parted III bsian Rouge ~ :
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University n LasasaHs
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asn Albert 5scka hse fetanaI
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