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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10
Do We Need Reminding?

The time has come for the Third War Bond drive.
That 9nadorned statement should be enough 70 send
grimy and caloused with labor. into pocket and pocketbood
deeper than ever before But viii it
If there Is need Of persuasion after II has been explained
that without money from salaries. savings accounts or piggy
banks, to finance this war, there are going to De q lot OF men
VINO VIII have died for nothing. ignorant Of the fact that they
It would seem words are useless.
But Americans don't have 70 be sold on winning this
Tar We aidnt start Il, but were the ones who can finish It
There's notable absence Of fag-waving and colorful parade
about TINS var And the soldiers would be surprised If you
mentioned L Why all the FUSS they would probably say
Zee we don't want 70 60 70 q lot Of places with names we
cant pronounce but we've got 3 war 70 win 50 lets get on
with = and not waste any time We've got things 70 Do
This S : business for them-a Job for which they get
mighty slim wages. They are the boys who hold the fate Of
tins country n their hands And # they grovel around IN
foN hoies ana hlth and heat or wr1the on foreign sol, bleed
ing from battle wounds, the folks back home probably aren't
going to hear more than 3 casual mention Of it These soldiers
sfent oramatlzng themselves. They're busy fighting 2 war
So why should we want a lot Of trumpetng and TODD
When we % nothing more painful than stick our hands in our
p2esei or money 70 SEND these hghlng men weapons they
need % fight our war for Us. It's a LOT easier 70 stick your
hand IN your pocket and pull out cash. which incidentally IS
coming back q YOU with interest anyway, than It Is 10 hang
onto 2 gun and hope to goodness you can pull the trigger b
Tore the enemy can frame YOU IN ms sights and pull his. It's
been 2 long time since most Of these soldiers sIept between
sheets or sat 90 the front porch with the evening paper Of
i1led up q & bar for g cold bottle q beer But these boFz
aren't bitter because that Is the privilege Of those a home
II fact that IS whst theY are fighting for-thaf ne NAV al
sleep SouBdIF n OR beds. read what IS news and not proua-
sanaa IN The papers and feel free q cool off after . hard
We've seen a few come back from the battle front We've
examined the ~packered. red angry looking scars which are
the only thing responsible for them being home = al. Ard
we've seen fhat puzzled Iook in their ewes when someone
ASKS what ne peopl e. home can d zAw they say as the
cast about far words You know. tusf send aloaE the things
for US to fight with They're APT 70 b . ltle difidenf
about even suggesting saeh an evident fact They want you
= know they don't really think they are reminding you q
such q thing They're 1asf answering 3 question
But do Ne need reminding, The BOYS are sare we dom
soar pocket szI be The answer. Fer ms Is one enc thsf
money talks IS eioquenay as-say 3 bullet between the eya
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10
Bids Sought For
Improvement On
ThorOughfare

Bids on the widening and re-
pairing q So pascagoula street
from Folk street 90 slle Beach
Front highway are sought by the
jackson County Board Of super
visors. K " Burnham. president
Of the board, announced
The proposed work includes re
pairs to the curb and gutter. re-
pairs e the concrete pavement
excavsting and widening tire
street 70 the present curb and
gutter Bids must BE submitted
before , pm. October / az which
time they win be opened and
read Plans and specifications are
on tlie a. the office OF the Clerk
Of the Board q Supervisors Fred
Iaylof. a. The county court house
The formal advertisement for
these bids appears elsewhere IN
this issue
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10
Clothing Store
To Sponsor War
Bond Contest

shooting st e goal Of 100000
Cisrks Credit Clothiers viii open
2 bond end stamp sale contest
TO-DAY IS 8 part Of the Third Wa
Loan Drive James Lane. man
sEer announced staf perform
ers IN tnas drive viii be tine win
uers II TIE confess which was
staged II connection With the
Second Va Loan Drive They
are Doris Cunningham Berns
dette West and Voianee West
IN tine first contest conducted
oy TINS store. e total u ST. 600
North Of bonds and stamps was
sold A. IN the first competition
prizes q bonds ana stamps viii
be awarded she winners
In connection ulAa the War
Losu Drive . war window Is be-
ma featured a. the store Bomb
ers - realistically IA TIRE air and
~ fhe foreground are pictures q
q number - Jackson serplcemen
THE PICTURES R5H oe changed dur
fng The contest So that credit may
be given = - many e TIE coun
tvs fighting meu Is possible. M
Lane explained
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10
Bond Auction Slotted
For Saturday Night
III Big Point Center

q mnai asefsan Saturday - 8
+ 81 vtl ~ feature II nt
7afr8 Wa2 lasn Dnee IL BiE
Permit The Huefem WtH be ha
ri tbe nfN Point Community
aasise Wa8sf zee aupHe af te
na8ae Demons ien elah 81
wntea Mf Clifford Laue pres
gent
Bent - 81 denomination viii
attinHe8 and to the nianfst
ftadef nat auiy wll r. tha h1na
h4f logusfI4atie eahr w uie SIR
IsuE st 4 pfaefam &hnh wli
ina lude mdmsvian tlsp
ana eel kb Sir q & Feaefsen
ua Mn Ehff9tlsuntH There
iH also - Ials naneine H4a BE-
fFnsaueut WiH b. served
Nr MsnnrlIa Taglef IF the
r aEoula Ma Point Bank wili
~ present r. issue tr haufIs and
saving atimln witt aIan be
ald
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10

Thirteen ment8s o5 Jerf5 Be-
arKe doesn't knaW anyihing
sbout mlfsele drug all be
knows Is that tbe sfme Ief itat
hot cumea around lna often Vt
the jackson County fo piiai
where te Is under treatment and
he shows ms dispiessufe la1tdW
For Jerry . q little tan young
10 have esaf heard 81 peneiliin or
e know that ie s one af the
frat persons m the world q ne
teiee fhe baneff ~ fne rseu
derived drug that nas caused ncl
e fAr1fe ~ medical ctfeIes We
doesn't know that thst Is what
IS driving the dangerous asieo
myeliiis aut ~ ms arm All be-
knows Is lhai the hospital e. a
very pheasant place except for
thts needle With whscn il1eY
paEue MN eeery three hours
The som 81 Nff and his Claude
Eosaree of al Polk street Jerry
rad @ deep abscess on his right
arm and 4 seen went int oaieo
mrebtm shout three ~ anths
go H Ua taken q the hosp
tal On Mobile where after = time
the doctors held out little hope
- has parents for hts recovery
su5 tlles brought him home But
the tghf against the dread IN
Illumination If The bone 81 She
arm had only begun. fcf thelr
physician Df } ~ Tsoekafd sue
gps,ed that 4 pencillin could he
obtained Il would unaoueledly
route the Infection
we dfdu.f even know nov 20
s. aboui getting any a that
drug Mrs. bnsafRe sais bur
Miss je BOYD ~ the county
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10
Big GainIn
PaSCagOula
Enrolment

The afpane enrolment nj
waitt students D. paaaguula as
~ Wedne laV afternoon taiaiedl
11FH ae agamaf an enrolment IN
lie Nst ml0ailn ~ lits isst ncfsa6i
feaf og 6as According e Thoin
a. Is Wells superintendent 1T
IS sciuo %HHtleauous ere that
tts registration wsl iegei Ell a.
approximately 2s9O tor tens
f1sl yesE
Students continued e. pauF m
Thur sN and ST. Wells pointed
anf ihst there solid be q ee
msnY wha would Register after
The beginning - ciseaes because
- being oul ~ fssgu ~ Other fea-
SINS The fsseagoula ssheo
acre the eulg chcaf N TEE
county with registration begin.
ntnn before Thursds hff Nj
Wells explained tlst TIE eHfg
f9end uf enrolment Wa ueees
afs ia plaanlns secaans anl
aeHeduie
A g result Il ur registration
The luniuf hie6 ehpol Wui eper
ate ou s. aouhle SHIFT schedule due
- ll8e Increased number - sfu.
tents over last wear VIII TINS
move the seventh and eighth
afades * On the ssnta schedule
e tine elementary grade winch
operated GA q d0uhie sa5gI last
vsaf These Hanf sfo ffum Is
81 GO ~ y p "a ans tom = 90
e "a to SIS q Ga TIE ninth.
zenith. eleventh 5ua 1aeIftn
efasits wIu Sc uu thc uafmal
aeduir IT from 30 n ta
as p 90 However. the large
enrolment n the hlKH eHooi
essse have already nseessllalegI
Al additional eght seeueas n
thase grad
IL tho elementary scbaa.s last
sea S completed WIfh a.
sachcu ana IHis Yesf there 90,
- classroom teachers laf the
opening aaa more m.,sf - saaed
when possible Mr. WeIk said.
SIS additional hfeh caeaI teach
e have alHeaas hccu employee.
since enrolment begsu
heH an8 cd ieschee Eof ae.
a1afnteo sud met members - thc
school beard "Wednesday ulEhi
3her there N All informal set
together - - h.En seHaa. A. 3
es- There will BE- HasaItv
meetlnE aHH conference fht
sees end aHa classes 81 affl-
#6sIs tegn MONDAY
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10
Leqion Enfcrtuins
French Al Shrimp
Dinner At Old Fort

Approximately S. altfeefs and
wan - ere Freneh n##al cEeW
ned n p ggUls Were
que Is e the jackson County Am
arran Legion Post H. le9 az q
shrimp auner az ths Old Spanish
Faff Mena night
With Fsuhn9 pIauts ~ TIRE
IL $ Navs ferry eFew actlns o.
interpreter, Representative VII
liam n Conner spoke during the
evening sn8 a q the French
officers replied 70 al aIk MF
Colmer tod the Frenchmen
aomethiur of the history % the
Fort whleh was formerly owned
ry the French He extended hia
mpathT q TIRE Free French fof
the destruction their country has
undergone - Tire hands ol the
enemp end expressed tae pleasure
~ the group 81 having INC men
81 guests At the Legion
The Frehch ogflcef recalled
how the French he'd assisted our
fCFefmtbef6 N TIE Revolutionary
War and pointed out that noW the
Americans are paying back any
debt there might have been BY
assisting them IN their great need
The EHanehmou opened and
oged ne evening with the sing
fng Of their national anthem
Attending the dinner were l.
Willie Skipper and several mem
beers Of the Mobile Legion Post
Sam Murphy commander Of tne
Oeean Spring post ana mem
beers uf the ~ and 8 chapter In
Gulipolt and Biloxi Z a Tai
bolt Is commander Of the Jack
ssn County nes
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10
Navy Ship Is
Chrisiened Al
Launching Here

Sliding down the eags grand
r. end tmpfeeslvelv, the e S s.
ssreis 0a ehfistened Saturday
At Tine Insals shipbuildIng COR
pofst.an ~ Mf Rivers Johnson
e rstarphen wife Of Captain
Z 8rst8rphen II the sthNavsi Dis
fFIe. stationed 81 New Orleans
Although ran had fallen eariicr
- the das and thneatened "a
BREAK ihe pfuverhial faf weather
which attend en- Ingalls, launch
ne the Is%uuehing was 8 dry one
faf speef Tors except faT IL spiat.
ter of champagne which snfInkiec
several standing near the bow
- the slip when the spansQT
crashed tHs bottle IS the ship
zfarted down thc WAYS
Mr Earsne s. Oste site Of
Captain Oates of -sev 0rIeans
the mafeen If honor Mrs
fsiarphen score q nay blue
afee wIfh white accents and g.
=aouldef ea5saee Of uFehsa She
received ne Usual arm bouquet
# American Beauty Hases from
ire sniuHHHIHzng company The
nursof sHa her party .eEs ~n
IHftauea - . hIncheau II t1g
LanEleIa0 House toliaN zna thf
luncheon
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10
County Faces Big Job As
Third War Loan Drive Is
Formally Opened Thursday
Final PIuns For Drive To Reach Quota OF
81. 280.O00 Laid AT Executive Committee
Meeting Held In PoscogouIo Tuesday.

Win only G880o0 % the 81
ga 600 IN sight. Jackson County
joined the uatl8n Thursday IN
the Third Var Loan Drive wtth
the prospect II three weeks ~
hard wnrk ard sacrifice IN order
- raise Ne share 20 the nstionsI
gnai o. IS billion dollags Tor the
financing q the War
Jackson County workers be
eape = part - the greatest vol
unteer army ever nobiilxed IN
the history Of the state which In
turn IS only 3 small part nf The
gigantic horde of workers dong
their part throughout the nation
e get the participation Of every
man. woman and child n the
tremendous undertaking
Members Of the executive com
mitttee Of the drive In ms coun-
g received las minute instruc-
tons az q luncheon meeting held
Tuesday Presiding was v B.
Herring director Of the Jackson
County War Finance committee
Heading the drive committees are
George W Young. War Loan
Drive chairman E G Trlmble
chairman 81 systematic savings
and payroll deduction commit
tee and Mrs z A Talbot chair.
maj nf special activities
Committees we're named a. fol
lows War Loan Drives. Mr..
Young chairman x W Burn.
ham. james = Gautier. T l.
DeLashmet Of Moss Point. Lee
Kosemblum J " Brumfield. ]
Z Stone A Y smith. Dallas
Smith. Walter Stone. Easton King.
7 A ShifaIo. Ruth Cam and
Jarues Lane PascagouiR 2 G
Tfimble. Harry Lee. Virginia Lee.
Eleanor May Davis. Oscar Davis
II r Plateau. Alberf Gottsche
Henry l. GTot Oscar Heffner.
lee Jordan Mary Joachim. J X
Lemon. Roland Loveiace. r c
Miller Fred Moran. Berry Bailey
Parker. MARY 0Keefe. Dr. Frank
Q Schmidt n c Sherman A n
Tins, Albert S Westhrook and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10

l. & wisweA Owcan Springs
Systematic Savings and Payroll
Deduction COMMITTEES. Mr. Trim
bic. chairman; T L DeLashulet
Mrs Pauline Smith A l. Thorn
son. " Il Stone Z B Wright
Dallas Smith. James . Gautief.
and T A Shafalo
Special Activities COMMITTEES.
Mrs Talbot chairman. AeSdsraes
W 3 Robertson. + H Dantzlef.
~ l. Funkhouser. v II Hilliart
A Dantxlef. r s Ford. W A
Monerief. C. Roberts. L Ire
bern. r Il Wells and J W Nc
Cleskey
Invasion DsY
The executive committee in
cludeS ehairmen Of the commit
tees. p ". Cox and T l. DeLaSh-
met As hank representatives Mrs
ManueIls Taylor, secretary Of the
county committee. Easton King.
chairman Of publicity. James D
Gautier. Southern Kraft Division
Of the International PEPPER Com.
pany. Dall8s Fl Smith and Z
D Wright Of the ingalls, Ship
Building Corporation and Mrs
Pauline Smith Of the Jackson
County Mills Other members
VIII he added 10 this COMMITTEES
Labor leaders have been re
quested to name . representative
of each craft In the Ingalls, yard
as 3 member Of this committee
bat Mr. Herring had not been
notified Of the names Of these ap-
pointees Thursday. be said.
Throughout the state. workers
have been instructed for the past
three weeks in the saeChaniCx of
conducting this drive and in ev-
cry CORNER Of the state tins army
opened ~ is Invasion Thurs
day
*Ameries is proud OF the way
we have ell responded 70 the First
and Second War Lean Drives.
MIR Herring said But this is no
Continued on Page g.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10
RotarianS OF
PasCagOula
Buy War Bonds

Wednesday SEPT s. was Bend
h. - iee raseakauls Rotary
and Vs apparently 8 So
hat fhe result wiu nal Be
aeHHIseie tunzHH unfi announced
re next meeting A. an
aaaHse az fse Hsai meeting each
msm6r of fhs e.ah was expect
= = Say o. United States Defense
saving Bond. - whatever amount
He#f t1af h. aaaId afford -
H. members aeHe seated Se1e
lHs slanr save eaeh s blauk -
neaIaH tn ssKH authorizing re
Rotary to purchase ihe oaad
almost without exception IL
Haaass signed for various
#Eununued - Page 3
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Grant For Child
Care Program
Brings Extension

THE efitt care pfaafam tp Pas
raRenIa hss received = lsslnfal
grant of k28ng5 fof IRE six month
negioa - August I. la43 60 June
go ia4a according rs official ne
nfieatlen received mere Wednes
asx
TINS sum Is go be matched ~
calls through tees and contfibu
tiehe ~ lhe amount ~ 81 82s
bringing tlie TRIAL e. So see
Rhieh + se' up Is provide tive
phase q chil9 care FIRST. q
nursery school uni fer i20 wntte
children second. negro nursery
ehael for 30 children up a. SIX
ears ri sgc ihtld eare tor cuI
6fen If scbool see az to twelve
yeafs before and after school
tua Saturday AND vacations four.
playground direction foJ a50
aehaal aee children and dee
care hefore snd after school. ~
Saturday sud during vacations
tor 81 negro school age children
TINS program Is sponsored ard
maaH possible through the pub
ie seitool system IS s c1nfabu
ttau r. thc war effort ana & h
usueea through federal grants
snd small fees elsaIeed f9s re
cs9 - fht ehifd Thomas Il
Wei superintendent Of iHc city
selfaa said
Details Incomplete
Details lnf fhs various
81 lhe expanded program aase
uol beeu completed the nursery.
schaa. f0r WHITE children Ha
been n operation fof several
wanfas but the additions faHas
wlI make possible the eu. arEa
ment - ruraI Iment fraw Ire
present Sc to 10 eh5I drcu TINS
vii neeeltaie additions qsa
tefa H. Wells saIa Is i6e u.e
ent school b. GIled 10 capacity
plans aHe underway rs tive Eas
efal Public Housing AuinaaIs
e haf.u large meaeFu haa.
iof these children
The NURSERY school program +
drawing Hlore interest 1aiIs -
Vel saln Scarcely 3 morning
nasss lasi reN children ere asz
brought iaI enrolment in ta. 81
dae nFaEfam which melude -
asa pi8t RESI- and nIa#
TIE setting ~ - ulIvsfe aH.H
ass eIesflr sHa0n tn ue# -
aarsev schools ~ We4Is
Although nH8Hs howe ~
seer #azfnlie II hoped H.
1fHe - the negro HeHf#
halaHH ST. tHe vicinity af tHa
ueEHa Hsl. my i uu.IfaH T.
quarters tar the school
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10
Excessive Food Prices In Area Attacked
Before 0PA Officials AL Open Meeting
Girl Beaten, Robbed
BY Unidentified Mon
Here Monday Night

a ~ eaf-nid gnI waa severed
tau ahuiil the tread au1 hask
"a unidentified mln Mauaa
nlKHf nsaf ihe eenaf ~ last4
According e. pniuas. Mh9 isiled g.
fhe uame ~ fBe Rtrl after
turning oeef ths eae f. mliifafs
police the younE aamap wa
turning from Wafk - bef fas1fn
en Pine street waea q mat re-
lF1 ie tave teen eot8tef
kna beHini hes afsd tried r.
en 3 uef m conversation When
sire uifscd 80 reuf to un he
afahte8 hef hy TIE nafk 81 the
ueek ahl fhsnn mes e. itsc afulaa
TRUCK hgf 8teut tas irsd and
hsh su#f ran off 4tef anstei8iua
NEE negbetiHlok
The elrf screams wer Hesfa
ans people living neafnH uusHed
o. her re- cue buf ua9 fel0fr The
mau eHd managed - mfkf lfs
eaarf Tie Hifi dies nEihed her 2
atlIanl ae tall dark verH uiee
aakiae au8 wearing soldier S
uniform SHE tala police he told
fef hefalr be knocked hcf auWu
tl8t hIz name wa HaRara aHa#
ne a#a from kee e. Field There
g possibility that BE was not
= auiaitaf hlf nlan dressed ~
KHAKI clothes police said
The girls injuries were nal
esfteeH hut she was confined fa
lfef BEL luf several dsye m = -
salt u tire beating
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10
End or PRIVILEGES

kueuos Aires The Ramirez
government Whose reforms have
casI msnv an Argentine cherish
81 privileges conceded rs pre-
vIaaa regimes has brought pam
- fuer h4g SHEETS 10y chm
mating tire priaed white license
pfats for automobiles
The white leeeuse plate for
merIY wag issued - government
officials diplomats and others
aifh Influence n ihe proper
pIaee In effect rs possession
eaa anlted a blanket exemption
Ifam compliance 9ith the traffic
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10
PascayOula Baby Among First To
Be Treated With New Miracle Drug

chapter ~ the Re- Cross helped
- maen and algt put us IN touch
ia Mf ColmnF william NJ Col
Hie = $ Representative from
tins dlgrcu and II was through
MIN that the peneilln was OF
tanned
NJ. Conner Gsh Drug
feneiilin Is q terry new drug
and Is production Is 80 allow that
uane has been placed on the
market fog the general public
Tie Z. s Army ssalds priorifies
81 81 fhvs eer te nssdsseed
Mr Coiue contacted Keesief
Field bat there was nome fnefe
and through II Thomss pafran
ufgeen general q the United
States Public Health Servp.e. and
Major General Monroe r Kirk.
surgeon general ct the z S
ARMY. he found tfst G. S Keefef
q Evans Memorial Hospital IN
Boston is the SOLE distributor
An appeal accompanied b. q
case historN. brought forth
enough o.. the drug which IS n
powder fcrm. e treat the baby
TIE treatment consists q lnlee
tons ~ small amounts If tna
aEue every three hours
We feel that those who helped
u so-Dr Lockard Miss Boys
and NJ Colmer-sre responsible
tar aur baby being alive today
Mrs. B0sarKe sad. gratefully
IT'S arm seems 80 much better
He uses 30 ana never complains
about n
And 60 prove If Jerry gave the
eiE smile which shows MS five
whits teeth and which he pc
sfaas on evsFyone-except some
ere Who carries needle
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10
WHATS IL RAnrf

p jackson. S O. There q
soldier tH lhs fa5th Division Wlro
should have asen sailor Of
names mean anything lie Sic
Iame r ssahnee af salshafs.
Maryland
Wind faH aaIaI hoWesa have
I'D Their par n ne III BE
lee near the sea- b. attended
MefdcIs Springs High school he
hobby IS fishing and b. zzdas n
= duck 6amphibaaus HeepI
winch sflf - 2 sea hHeaza
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10

ro meet - anticipated demand
during lsas Tor 100000 baby car
iaEeA aaa ahout TIE same mum
Der 90 zfFaIHefs walkers and SUI
ktes WFB hss revised Is pro1uc-
non aeHeaHIe for uszs stems &
permit s considerable increase II
thc number that Ger - manuiac
fured during the thira quarter -
this year
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10
Labor Turnover. Block Market Luid On
High Cost Of Living Investigation BY
Trufned Men Asked: Relief Demanded.

tsHNtnA tfFf n4HffE faf Afff NffEf
iakor turnover ana thf flourish.
luE q sbe hfark mafket tn
eNKuuls largely ~ e~FaFh8tan'
foeAi pes representative al 81.
gsnlxff lste IaEslts Ship 8ffi
sna ttts auxenfF appealed e
OfA ufficiah iof 81 netsiigallaf
~ 2 meeting ~ Use nsagu8
Gfvm Council THeaias nlght n,
ihe us0 building
Ths meeting wlftsh pYessa.
81 Over D. Mge j = Cote. pre-
laeni Il tnr unsiueil aud con
Quoted ~ Dsiias II suiih. rgf
sunnel director II tne luEl
ahipyaru @ss TURNED over en-.
tfnels & the question 81 isi
prices N thls area Urging thai
STEPS - tsken r. nfasafuW Vla
iatufs 81 ue cellHs prlnc SCI
on food iteIna ereHkefs af lie
meeting savancea fhf opinion
THAT aefiun mas II e.
iowef Ire Getting pffrn frNed 81
ihe bass II chalRe 8llesdy akg
uecketea hv oo1n8 uue ia this
afea
0PA representative tmsssd d
least 3 part 81 gis hllfllen ui eH
forcing ceiling acquisitions hack
a. the cIiIxana b nulnllnA uuL
that any person ovefrlafEsd
should erlfe & n slip and
makg complaint aealhst shh Of
Tending g%rucerymHn They ~
piafnagi fi5si spy iaasa merchaul
cunvicted az SUCH visitation b La
be r. q paSmeni II $50 lo iife
complainant aud liie eeufi coi
a mass meeting hs bern called
~ the iataf management cum
miites 81 ingalls, for Mun6aY
ct s - 81 ihe luNais
~Nf@t~Tfa Tae air~sinr ~
every seeimn 81 ora acnea
nled e. sttsnd tHe naetinF ana
Claude Il Weir st.le sttr
yiaof 81 the Food Distribution
Admlnistration viii also - pres
ent
Listeners were tota that un
less immediate steps are taken
g. curt ihe iooa prices tn tins
ares members 81 Use electrical
unien a. the Ingalls, shtpvara wiii
request e release from their iohs
IS the Wsf Manpuwef Comfuh
sion
This warning was vetoed hg =
a Shifala bustne agent ~ The
international Brotherhood %
Electrical Worker Attending
from the Guiipaff fleid ct.
nce # opA were / 4 Runee
fetd priee otiicef Robert X
bumtlH. enforcement attof
mes. and Charlie + Long il.
field fai.oumg ofleef Olhef
guests were Dr Burton r Nor
lev Ct Mobile ares director Of the
War Manpowef Commission. and
william HeEes Guliport rent at
tcfney
TINS was the second meeting
m less than q week called in an
effort b stop violations 81 OpA
CEILING price regulations and r.
lower the cost of living The FIRST
wss called by the lsaef- mansR
meut eam mittee - ingalls, A.
the Ingalls, Cafeteria THURSDAY
night at which tune those attend
ing voted o. make S formal ap
peal e The state 0pa office fof
relief and appointed & committee
o. dfalt q letter setting forth TIE
need for some sctiou n thr ares
A. 3 result ~ The meeting several
hundred printed cards signed D
individual lab0rers and urging
OPA investigation. nave been
sent to me state heaaauarterG
H. efief tax William n
menf attended the meeting Thurs
usF and IS q result the follow
ing letter Was mailed g. inc state
OPA aaffee
I have had - many com
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