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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05

Cpl. Robert d. McNeilI, of
Laurinburg Maxton Air Base, at
Maxton, spent the past week end
at his home here.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-29
u. S. Army Officer
Rotary Speaker ~
Poscogould Club

Captain + & Turner. of the L
6 Army. s9fh Coast Artillery
the guest speaker e. he
meeting 8f fhe Rotary Cub Of
isase rua4Ia an Wednesday Capt
Turner Rotsgfsn. ard he
agaae fiae talk or the subject
x Mnaf hls division af the Coast
Artillery lpcatea ln Pascsgouls.
1unE. and hDs well tteg
were pleased with fhe sltnsfinn
here. aS regards the raen n i7is
cuugnMn@ lie told many thing
taa8 TIE Rsaflaus here a1a net
naN haag much Essf iae said can
re be published. o. aceuuHt q
military regulations Auen =
as Talk Was pure. sgcaaI. tel
ue - fhe kindly personal cuu
ta he ard hls men had fnafse
here sns tne pieasafe s hae
an theirs ta be Iacstea here
He spike fncnls of sae cltY ana
tfse people be lad met heae
Ff1n r. hia ak President Toaa
WelIs made some announcements
81 peculiar iuteFHsf e Rusafisfak.
aaa urged tfe members - use
har efforts toward making TIE
Waf Loan DRIVE 8 sseeass. - nuf
mzR duEna the5r snare financially
5H ~ giving theu nnfai sap
na4 e. ae 81 snagnasa tae
attendance rating g tae Narinn
shaHs - fhe district f@ sepfea
Masza1sb Nss f5nt - thf
- s. pefesnteee of aIaafza
aza Mth Mass FHut aeeosla
paea eaesala s.as stsaf 81 NE H1aa
de u tfs last
1aas faIl0aanr Hasauana has
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aaaed 3 VISITOR I.aNeaH uu
C8as q Nea 0fjesHs saeNaF1
ssnah nsrofaeea Bslne Eataa
of EHoM Balh Neza gwen tte
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haaa DaHas afa Hes UIta
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-29
Meoeh hee Elected
To Heed County
SupeTinfendenfs

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-29
Civic Council
Backs Move
For New Cenler

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hHree ua fespasg fiN mE
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kamfda fsepag aaa Admire
Ffann aseas ana hafwasn
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-29
Woman Club
Votes To Ask
Investigations

81 glfasea nswtnE al1af8
afsh haHses 81 uaiNssaae ees1
iAea tht WMu0nn Cub - Pas
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anfss0E ffsf nuB.neso c4aaeA law
ana requested aDqaalle aasus aHab
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El4nf - incorporate f8fe eE8ssss
ast 81 tte eaa nusa fesnintsasla
q 81 efeasatea Be esY aun coan
aesaA azaa sa8 aflyaasHss ana
HSsAteTa Tx cmmn fses Nall
aaees fiN fHa 81 atxi 0eek -
tsAt akun asasf fhrse .ns<a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-29
Dim-Oui Ban
Lifted BY
Army, Navy
HnnOu unc 9 n e u |
Says Regulations
Rcloxed MondnY

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hAsas8 a F
A.
nsoal Thurs tia6
rcal4 ln tae
h ba rs -
veme
Fr unhE& &
rs sas - 8eN Ne he ~
one 81 fi
hen Tee 4e
as {n @
heh8 a 1Iae
the laHna N - @ u ana
tien Wiih ElHaacer e iae
hcfecn lights - total d kne
Tee ANS ee8Nn4 e8sse s6rf-
ly from tiie Var amd Nay 0s
paresuen ghe N prod seton
ha ara the ffic civilian de-
iesase. vino sd ise actea
lighting v@ NJ longer necesart
since tEe ee ui canf -
against aMg Hna1les na
saasn es r.
Frusn tire sBa dnuas Toe
81 rlna efaer W gwen wea
U boats nere oneraAns 81 1ateTs
iust So cur
ara fae coasts
guides n target
Ihs laang e tne @
he Atlanta F and
arem
Thr Iasn esni si g
that tae n -
af3 T
sssss se4sm~sa IS sssfsssstFs segls
dirsassIg = conserve fae n
generate electric paw
The WpB p iQiauaa admins
,rafiau iaf war ~ fuels aa
rsinmirafan ana oifsee q
iransportaon joined 81
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eratss Is m ezf man
aa3aay reeala4aau ua nTaf a8H
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TIE ~ llHug fae eimoa
stressed fhat communities
ren4n - res 81 restrict
lighting - eeen - inn lolat
hlaef i tf uh rine mea
are - becomes aaftJls
Tie Cgu reaaee laf ciTi-
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sat 80 ofeefa ~ ng - Ve
aAai hr a an
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-29
Power F allure
Here Cripples
Many Industries

Ina0safes ffear ts saa a
TIE IaTge spen brpoEg g q Ha
tsal sfsnastli ~ r. eaFma ua
Thursday when d lfsv pe
e Ilne between PaeaE aEaasa aaa
Kreale eaused sigrpege b else.
trtesl service fw appr .ximafs
nine hoars
The elaetris current Nef
shortly before s q n aBa aefn1es
was moi resumed unal @haul S
O'Clock Thursday afternoon
Ihe majority q the ass sha8
worker. about 5000 men. were
dismissed 81 the Ingalls, Ship.
building ngparatiuu a 10 . q
Thursday NsNai sa.fi Warkef
reported at $50 = "a hui Nere
aiso srrf home HeWevef - tire
re afuiuE ~ service part -
siis nlEnt shift workefs nefaraea
Watef service was also Stopped
foF short rme following the
la5azre 81 fhs elsstf5es} eaFrgui
Haeeva tauabY motor z
pal lfsa operation ana eeEvIea
resuEnea 3 snaza tire later
] z sfane man ser kar tEe
Misalsipps ForeT CafTpsny here.
saia that tire eaieet 81 fas ltns
va extremely har8 q spcsie
u eoBid nsa be fgsala ss eshgnIu
ing the psgser lgne buf fesg 81
clifnbane eacb na3e TWeuss fss
fgsen murks3 the SIX miles q hne
he sad until lhe defect uaa
found
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Military Police
Unit Stationed
MPaScagoula

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far ihnae ere
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-29
f.. II. Rdcol New
Member OF School
Bodri Of Trustees

= II R nra1aenf Peso
alAa tm lue nan. Haa been ap=
uted "a tae Br1 6 Trustee
70 Ihe eF seaa1ie = - ne
auezrsea terta 81 Ralph Hollis
80 #e h te 1 ss
o. aaan
- Beet via has aen j.
lha Nanef as res estate hH
tae heH fgr ~ #efa 81
fnfs - f state
1 esE an4 e age5
lren tais
cauHv faf aHafi t
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Mrs. Lee To Nome
S. S. Sea Perch At
Ceremonies Friday

Nrs. 4 & Les. Hfe - the
chef ot fae englmeafing division.
Ing Is shipbaiiaiue Crparatioa.
ui1i spanf the S S Ssa pereh
st launehng earemanies 10 he
he'd FRIDAY ltoaa 81 af ll50 n
si ifae yard
Mrs Lee Vll have as her ns-
irons q hauoT her daughter MRS
" A Kalb and Mr ] 3 Lock-
ara othef members - Ne psrH
wia - Df Lockafd NJ Kolb
M and Nu Cuff Peter. Bf
rninrham NJ and Mrs r T
BaxIan q NeW Nafk. an5 Isea
tenant Paul Iscoos. & S Coast
Guard. Mobile
After tle shIp Is afloaf 81 The
waters - fire psse4Euaas uvef.
lae lsunelang party wiH r -
ierfa8nea 81 huseh as Tire Long
ieiaaa H8ae
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-29
Make Little
Progress
In Staying
Police BoifIcd In
Bruiol Sl0Ying OF
School Girl.

Tar mystery ssFraaHBaise ne
asuf5ef af Nellie Opal Rsck8 -
year old school girl. wss as deep
sg ever fals week despite thc facf
shaf paaee haVe followed trails
INST ic8 ffusn Mublle ta Ptmsa
coda sna Jack n = Nsfene1
chaef 81 ruire A ". Ezeu
SD thsi litgIe proefes hss been
naae toWaras sae aalutian q the
hznta staying
We have followed t1ua thas
have iea as as a la a peusacela
o. uns saae ana Nairhez % the
alfer he said AL af them have
p.ayed aas and ied rs 10 aEsInsi
blank sail
The oane school guls boey
imHa cary SlEnaax morn
ne. tao sqeees ago. partially can-
eel led in tine woods - South Pas
eae1alls ard Cugngnuny streets
tier head aas battered and :
ufs ef iaer undercl0fhing tlehtls
kuosfea aboul her neck. She hsd
aa heen tire vacfim q a criminal
sgiack
HUNDREDS q people have been
cue toned br both The pohce de
parhment Sheriff ] Cuv KIees
ard Highway PstFnlnen Fem
msse Hnd1n and Levert BossrKe
Several ARE have also been
made bss persmls taken into CTS
sewfv haHe been recessed sftsr
eees s1ssaann
The Yaang SRI Was said ie
aes seeH eeaa h<fNeeu = and
81 hsurs wnen foagna by Coroner
II A FalIs Sne hsd been mis-
ng from her trailer hunae since
eafe FFsaay evening when she
ieft ta g. - ihe picture siaaN Ne
tree . hsT has beea founa sisee
Sire was seen entering ssae show
shortly before 2 o'rlaxb
palice are continuing ths aaareh
im ffs gHFR's SLAYER
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-29
Scrap Week
In County
November Is

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-29
Shipyurd Worker
Arrested For Theft
OF SII7 From Cofe

Ernest klaHIns egnRigye - tae
ingalls, sHlTtultalnE Corporate
waa arrested ana eaarEea with
stealing si17 Ha quarters and g
cent pieeea ff8m Ass=at Cafe
bon pasca aRaslla
~ cifF conff Tue 1aT o. aaie
20 preliminary heazaH ara bQH
aas - a. $3.50 aar affs arsaee -
fore fhe afsMa HuF3 NAfaH w
~ 81 fae sH part -
haaafni#H Nffehne officers
were Fu.zae CffHaarH EHaf fn
naawi ans 3 4 Culture
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-29
PROCLAMATION

HHEE#aE Hssrszss =. HHz#air Hasi.aaz
1a - susasnn = sas ferI
WHEREAE Or Ezasszaza-sas tzz sssee caHzeas = -
- aaaas1' fhf saiFazEng - stf aasaaslf
THEHEFCFE ~ fT RESOLVED ttaH Hssluz sfuza
koaszaaef ~ zaaf-zaaf nelazsss zzai
zo1nfz Scaa Hsae aasseHfg $50 = efszasl =
alrzf l-fa1 - cHaaa = tafz
-
sala nsscee - azzer fazeeE sa9zng = tfzHF
JACKSON COUNTY BOARD O szPEgrlsgFs
= BEHHEsE Fzeaessa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-29
Steps Taken By New Organization To
Ban Saloons In Easilawn Section

TIE reeenlir 1arme5 EaallsNH
Cese League hsis Heef5Ha -
aae aackaau oaantY eurt hsas
fasaaay HaEhf = tha aneH afH
Rfae s8 Haen.Hefs present DIS
eflzzanE asra lizard EauaazHsflz
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hs#Has aHeagu Huz pans sEzz
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laaz aas tasz rzzsE = fa
buaH1erzaz 1f Hae azezla
z zreazI meeting = fae IaHr
N = aszH razI Iaa8nH
af aHlrh HslaaHa - - spree
lof - aHHaszI e - ~ slaz
laUan rsazasalsaHrf = taa zn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-29
Moss Point Rotary
Club Has Question
Answer Program

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-29
We Are Sorry

T1Sr fssrpnit Sass end ~
xefttsef Is iats fhis wsek. Due
to thS peguf fsilure gg Thurs
aag we efcrs wsfhnuf eieetri
cal eurrrnt all esT Thursday
hean1 ear press Gay we msNre
nf coHFxs WnHvessShiF a.
lsgea
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-29
National War Relief Fund Drive Off To
Flying Start, County Chairman Reports

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-29


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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-29

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80 fn Hr us Haz
zHs#fe
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-29

Cahsn amith. NHHsf Efeun
Les aHa arH#ariz azr - -
rrz listed safnzfnes - uaa arnaz
rlaHn - fha #anaaftan NeN
Yea Cts. tciszHana sfeeaaF
#Ha1 afrHaaH aazH nH o.
taaz DIS Il Hhe NartH Afaz
Gee esmHazEu
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-21
IN B A ANNOUNCES
BOXING RATINGS
FOR new QUARTER
Lightweight Crown Is Left
Vacant By Asso-
citation

WASHINGTON, July 90 tR -
Jimmy Bivins of Cleveland was
named a logical contender for
Sergeant Joe Louis heavyweight
crown and Slugger White of Bal
timore moved into the already
muddled lightweight picture in
new quarterly ratings announced
today by the National Boxing as
sociation.
Boxers serving in the armed
forces dominate the list. Division
champions whose titles NBA has
''frozen'' for the duration include
Louis of the Army, Light Heavy
weight Gus Lesnevich of the Coast
Guard and Middleweight T o n y
Zale and Welterweight Freddie
Cochran of the Navy.
Bivins, ranked in t h heavy
weight class for the first time,
was rated behind Billy Conn and
Melio Rettina, both of the Army,
as a heavyweight contender.
Following Bivins were the "out-
standing boxers, Tami Mauriello
of New York, Lee Savold OF Des
Moines, Ia, and Turkey Thomp-
son of Los Angeles.
The lightweight crown was left
vacant. President Abe J. Greene
of the NBA said, however, that
ne hoped to establish an undis-
puted titleholder soon by bringing
about a clash between Sammy
Angott, retired champion. and Bob
Montgomery, New York-recogni-
ed lightweight king. White and
Beau Jack. former New York
champion. figure prominently in
the picture, Greene said.
Henry Armstrong, only man
ever to wear three boxing crowns
at the same time, who now is
embarked on another comeback
campaign, was listed as con-
tender for Cochran's title.
NBA made few changes in its
listings. Practically all Of the con-
tenders and outstanding boxers,
as well as those with the honor
able mention label are ring vet
Grams. Most of the youngsters who
normally would make up the crop
of promising ring prospects now
are in Uniform.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-21
RIP SEWELL DEFEATS PHILLIES
HURLER CAPTURES
EIGHTH STRAIGHT
WIN FOR PIRATES
Pittsburgh Noses Out
'Phaltering Pills by
Score OF 10

PITTSBURGH. July 2O.-lR-
Truett (Rip) Sewell hurled his
eighth straight victory for the
Pittsburgh Pirates tonight, shut
ting out Philadelphia l to 0 and
allowing but five hits before H.
996 fans. The Bucs punched three
of the five hits allotted them by
Dick (Kewpie) Barrett in the Sec
ond INNING for the lone score.
The Pirates rally came during
terrific argument between Um-
pire George Magerkurth and play
ers on the Pittsburgh bench, which
ended in the banishnent of Bob
Elliott and Max Butcher.
The argument started over a
called strike with Elbie Fletcher
at bat. Elbie singled and frankie
Cuisine sent him to second with
another single. After Vince Di-
Maggie famed, Al Lopez laced a
single to center and Fletcher
chalked up the run.
Rip famed Schoolboy Rowe,
pinchhitting in the ninth, to end
the game, after he had put two
runners on base by walks.
Score by innings: R: H. p.
Philadelphia 900 900 00O-0 5 0
Pittsburgh -. O1O 900 0Ox-1 5 0
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-21
BROWNS SIGN
SEWELL AGAIN
Manager Is Given Two
Year Contract By
Don Barnes

ST. LOUIS, July 20.-lR-Offic
ials of the St. Louis Browns are
just oozing confidence these days
in baseball, their club and its
manager, Luke Sewell. That con-
fidence ooZed right onto a scroll
singing SeWell to new tWo-y ear
contract.
The tie that binds Germs were
not announced) will keep Luke
Sewell here through 1945, period
of history which some observers
predict may be void of baseball.
Such an observation President Don
Barnes austerely pooh-poohs.
"Here we are in the middle OF
a war year and attendance every
where has held up rkably
well," Barnes asserted today. The
government attitude toward base
ball is favorable; the public and
the men in the armed services
want the game to continue, so l
see no reason why it should not
go ahead.
"I see only a favorable future,
for baseball and for the Browns.
] am planning ahead according
ly."
Square-jawed Barnes said steady
Sewell would have been signed to
a 3-year contract this spring but
at that time he conceded baseball
was in a precarious position.
THE game just seemed to
straighten itself out after the sea
son started" Barnes explained.
"And things have looked upward
for the game since"
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-21
Both Necessary For Man
nagoff-Marvel Match
Here Friday

Two referees will be present in
the ring when Pete Mannagoft
meets the Masked Marvel in Tha.
liam hall Friday night, at Mann.
agoff's request.
Behind this innovation, Promot.
er Bert Causey said, is the fact
that both men prefer foul tactics
to fair.
Also factor in the game is the
fact that Mannagoff has yet to wir
Cor lose) match here by the lie.
gitimate method of a majority Of
falls.
Last weeks bout was a prime
example. Mannagoff was declared
the winner over the Marvel only
to have the referee reverse his
decision to disqualify Pete because
of an alleged foot in the ropes for
added leverage in pinning the
Marvel.
AL Massey of Snithfield will be
one Of the two referees. The 9TH
er has yet to be announced.
The supporting bout will bring
together Jack Dillon of Atlanta,
and Jimmy Coffield of Kansas
City.
Both matches will be two out
OF three falls with a 80 minute
time limit on the main bout and
60 minute limit on the prelim-
mary.
Doors will open at 7:3O p. m.
with the main bout going on at
$3.50 p. m.
Advance tickets are now on sale
at the Orton hotel desk.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-07-21
Biuins Rated AS Heavyweight Contender
Whiteville Wins Third
Camel mHarnett. 10.7
Need One More Victor,
For Legion Cham.
pionship

DUNN, July 2O.-.4-v,4.
ville's junior legion baseball.
moved into a three-game lead -
the seven game Eastern c,,. ~
pionship series here TODAY
downing the Harnett Coun,,,
iors 1917 in an thinning trsc..
kelley's double in ,ba T,..
frame scored two runs. aftor ,...l a.I
marker had been forced i, ,,. '"S
walk, racked up WhiteviIIes u
tory margin. The game fjrs, . ,-l,
tied in the fifth at 5-all and "sS ~
impasse was reached in
eighth when both teams score5 "'.
pair of runs.
The two teams meet here ao..u
tomorrow. If Whiteville wins sa'I %.
will move into the state cbamr;..
ship finals, and if Harnett ca,,a.
out on top the two teams win
to Whiteville for another soro.
Score by innings