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Arkansas State press., 1943-10-01

banner. Rev. Il. N. Glover de-
livered an inspiring message.
Songs were rendered by the choir.
Miss Ozaree Peeler Is pianist. B.
7. y. was conducted by the pres
ident, Miss Ernestine Douglas.
The young people rendered an
interesting program Sunday eve
ming Bessie d. Flenory, church
reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-01

Ebenezer Methodist Church, an
nounces close of a years work
with improvement of financial
records shown. Miss Brame
Home Ec. Teacher, Of Pine st.
High School, spent the weekend
In Little Rock as guest of her
sister, Union Bapt. Church
closed successful revival.
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-01

Velma Lee Wilkerson left Tues
day for New Orleans, La. Mr..
and Mrs. p. ]. Gardner, Clara
Maxwell visited their sick aunt,
Mrs. Isabelle Jackson.
Arkansas State press., 1943-10-01
COAL HILL

BY George w. West
After an inspiring Sunday
School at Bethel AME Church,
Rev. VIM. Gray, pastor, preach
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Safer in Subs,
Sailors Feel; =
Navy Proves II
$50 Jap Ships Struck
Since Pearl Harbor;
Only 5 v. S. Losses

NEW YORK. Jan. 9 UNS).-
Because United States naval sub.
marines have hit $50 Japanese
ships since the start. Of the war
with a loss Of only five of the
'undcrseas craft
Because the submarine service
promises action, both above and
below the surface eftha- Saa-.-------
Because Of the comradeship, the
50 per cent extra pay and the top
notch food
United States submarine sailors
swore today that the service is
% the safest in the navy, ~
they'd have no other and. 81 tits
a way OF life, not job or pro-
feSsion."
Releasing stories on underseas
accomplishments since the start OF
the war, the third naval district
claimed that at least 70 per cent
Of the 80 japanese ships were
sunk. The others were listed as
probably sunk or damaged.
So. 10 the silent warriors from
beneath the sea who hit and run
TO hit again. the navy dedicated
these and other stories:
A chap named Kelly serves
aboard one underseas craft He's a
lookout, with almost myopic sight
in the daytime but cats eyes al
night.
Kelly. what do YOU make
out ." the officer OF the deck
asked one dark night.
Looks like the topworks Of a
destroyer. sir" replied Kelly.
I'll take your word for It,"
said the officer, ordering the
sub 10 submerge.
Minutes later a torpedo crashed
into the sides Of a Jap destroyer.
Another sub was assigned 10
what her skipper thought was an
area Of the Pacific.
After a week OF monotonouS pa
trolling the skipper. Capt. William
II. Brockman, received radio
message that scores OF Jap planes
were headed for where nc was.
lie dived.
A few hours later Captain
Brockman picked up a Jap battle
ship and three cruisers in his peri
scope. Straightway ne closed for
battle. The battleship opened with
a broadsidc. TorpedoeS from the
sub put the big battlewagon TO
flight. breaking up the Jap forma-
tion and leaving the sub 10 fight
again.
The battle OF Midway had
begun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Adult Night School
Gives Trade Course

Blueprint and micrometer read
ing, mathematics and sewing are
among the subjects which will be
offered in the adult evening edu-
cation classes which open Monday
j. Garden City School No. 5, Ink
ster and Ford roads.
Provisions also are made for a
boys and girls orchestra. Boys
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

jobs in essential war work, were
described Saturday by Montague
"A. Clark, director of the Michigan
War Manpower Commission, as a
plan 10 ease the manpower short
ape by coupling women for skilled
work in industry
Courses arc tuition-free. Train
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

also are expected 10 be enrolled
in the woodcraft classes, while
special arrangements are being
made for a sewing course for girls.
according 10 Mrs. John McKinnon,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

ees must be high school graduates.
arc study In topographic
map-making, radio work and engi-
neoring drawing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

WXYZ Goodwill hour.
VILE Christian alliance
WJBK-St. Ruths Temple
1913 q. ".
CKLW- Religious News.
1880 y. NJ.
WJR--Hcrmit's Cave-D.
WV Catholic hour
CKLW HOnored music.
WJLB--Goodwill hour V.
WJBK-Triumph't Church
II 100 y. VI.
WJR News OF World.
WWJ News
CKLM-NHtiOnal news
WXYZ- Tonlght's hockey.
WJLB-NeW Goodwill hr.
iitfS y ~
WJR-Report 10 nation.
NWJ Behind headlines.
CKLN Our Canada n.
WXNZ Music you want.
1880 T.. ".
WWJ Unlimited horizon.
MJLR-N Norm. Ciouiler. 81.
WJBk-Dance Time.
ii.15 y. VI.
WIZ iJurr rtrr -r+Tr1.
WxYZ Music YOU want.
12 MIDNIGHT
WJR-~NeWs Ace.
WV - News.
CKLW-- News.
WjLB Rhythm boys
WJBK Corn TIL Morn-N
1913 4. ".
WJR Dance music
CkLN,-Dick Jurgrns NJ
MJLB Heroes Of the Air.
1850 TO y 4. N.
CKLW Dawn Patrol ".
loo Co $3.50 A. VI.
NJR News ace. music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Tecumseh Marine Is Hero
CONTINUED from Page SIX

Marine Capt Leon ". William
son OF TecuTsch. Mich. was IN.
Guided Saturday in the group Of
81 officers and men awarded dec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

ora'ions for bravery in the Mid
way battle last June. Captain
Williamson is a member Of Ma
rlnr Corns air Snuadrnn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

Y Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
An Army Wife Writes
ToHer Manin Service

FORT DEVENS Mass, Jan. Q INS).-Ths Cape Coo
woman is proud to be army wife and today told
husband in rhyme.
Pvt Otis Macpmber of Barnstable received the following
seasons greeting from his wife Helen:
TN NOT WAAC and I'm not a WAVE,
And I'm not IN the terry command
belong TO n crGW ichich grelD and greW
The length and breadth Of this land.
NJ army Ut6.
DO KITCHEN police and special Details
Il Without the support Of a band
/ shorel the sHoi0 and thar ont the pipes
--IKith- my tlro Alg=rhite- hnads.--
I'm army rife.
HAVE leorned-ond hoW! to prepare my chou'
A In spite of the ratjoning ban,
For 1Cih "UitGmi Plus" and extra fuss,
can bake each Week for my
I'm an army Witc.
IN AN army rife and yoH cen bet yohr Hfe
Il I'm proud Of my soldier
So I'm Just trying to do n,y share too
As niece Of Uncle Sam.
I'm an army 1Cifc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Wayne War Courses
For Women Praised

New courses at Wayne Univer-
sity. designed 10 train women for
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
Funeral Services
Are Held For Mrs.
Harry B. Wncox

Msa Fannie Wright wiAak 81
years Sd dsea Monday It me-
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
New Books Added
To Library Now
Located Al USO

InH MAnsef wf & tcH
tosnaet 9aAfttfe q re 81
tts Old Central ~ So Ne a
hSaton ~ ere US0 oaiax wa
rficctea tse aFst part e tax ueek
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ma4tesk GU0 NstA stt eeMt aa
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running pess lie feet msfe 81
less along north tine a West
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bg Mary 0keefe running north
10 feet. east ITO feet. south 10
feet and west 10 feet
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part q the Sarrazin tract
" + Aeara ard Berthe Mac
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ginning an the North line Of
Jackson street az the SW corner
II laf II and the ST corner 81 lot
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beginning
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beg ming On the south ltne ~
Tucker street at the NJ corner
II land conveyed - Mrs. Biiba
~ Rooseseit Bntler and Nife and
running east % Nest itue ~ prop
efty owned by Annie Cock south
lB6 feet Wast 20 land conveyed
~ RooseSeli Butler and wife and
north - point q beginning
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81. L0ts 5 and g. block I OFF q
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19

books are being added 70 The
shelves 81 regular Intervals THE
newest books now rradx for cir
eulstion are The Robe Doug
las. Listen. Hans. Thompson.
An Anple for Eve Norris.
Wolf IN Mans Clothing Ehef
haFt The Day Must Dawn
Turnbul: NO Surrender. Al
brand Our Hearts We're Young
ana Gay Skinner. VALLEY %
Decision Davenport Flying
Tigers whelan Rivers of Clio
~. Mason Thofogare Merely
Night shift. Welt. eTime Of
Fesre Williams s0ds IN Your
Eve Iasswrsls ReprSssi cance
Expected 4 arrive af An early
date are The Human Comedy.
Sarosan. Seven Came Through
Rickenbackers A Blind Date
with Mars Boaiex Another
Claudia FFankens Eddie and
the Archangel Mike BeneIieid
Mammals Bank Accoaut
FoFbet There YES an Old Won
an. Queen. The Whole Heart
Howe. The Man Nest Door.
Enefnart
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
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Iaeaia Lanesps Asphsfws

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19

OVERLOADED caacuu-mas sesaanes -
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19

Know where ymr fuses are Installed ri where yur exra fuss ~ kaTA Tsn eH4
these extras handy they en b easily aed = Replaces s1oan fee. ns ellen sassa
delag I'd expeuse buses are usually Installed II - near YEN electric mxHA eH4s@e
switch. Il 20 haven't checked - is Ny p heA t@m = tey -. - - -
II yu have ne correct fuses q hind
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
Land Transfers
Recorded In
Jackson County

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north II plars ef twNnnsnr eAn-
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ard East n = Baptist ehneeb b.
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Ferry fusa ca Inc dividing NJ =
81 NJ ff.an ~ IT NJ 81
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nng south 1s7 elsaisu Atsi 80
chains neesh Us sfalas east
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befH. "a lie X - n. beginning
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subdivision
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east 50 fees 0f lot 5 Of square ! q
Nalentine nslmas heirs Tract hav-
ne frontage 81 81 Il "a Palk 81.
and extending north between
parallel lines 80 IL
Mrs Miss Paauetie FreIlsen
e Charles " Dean and Mrs.
Alice { Dean lot beginning "A
SN corner # lot neT owned and
corrupted bf " r Spar kman ard
running west along north margin
u Washington ate loo a., theu
north 100 feet east zoe fest. and
south 10 point q beginning
Mr. Isabella Jenek Mrs Ella
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
How DO you REpLAcE BLowN FUsEs1

Having Traced and Disconnected u EaI1 appliance = f1g91 > 1-TNEs ID =
replacement Il blown he i : simple e. replacing : lamp bab SIMPLY teaaN -
directions illustrated hsbw.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19

H $500 = =
-
$50
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-05
Survivors From
Transp ports Here

A single torpedo struck the sur
vivors ship amidships on the star
board side. just after midnight
She Immediately listed badly, and
went down within 25 minutes. Only
226 survived, and they were in the
water from one to eight hours.
Second Mate Samuel w. Dix, So,
of Baltimore, was asleep when the
torpedo exploded. Third Officer
Harold w. Beach, 80, of Savannah,
Ga, awakened him. They were
among the survivors landed here
yesterday
Il thought it was ice," Dix said
I'VE were expecting ice. When l
stepped on deck, Chief Officer
Lewis Raynor of New York listed
as dead was standing by the No
? boat. We loaded and lowered it
into the water. We started to
straighten the liferafts on deck.
but it was pitch black and the ship
was listing SO badly that we stumb-
leo over everything"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-05
British. Yankees
Push Back Enemv

however. the Germans seemed to
be moving forward somewhat, with
claims that they had recaptured
Lisiehansk and Proletarsk.
Russian reports said nothing of
any territorial losses, claiming in
stead that the outcome of the big
battles in the DonetS area-admit-
ted to be of a crucial nature-still
had not been indicated.
NEW FINN GOVT.
Formation OF tie new Finnish
government finally was completed
and the belief was growing that
nothing is going to come of the big
Finnish peace rumor campaign.
Allied planes ruled the sea and
sky in the New Guinea area as they
completed the final mopup in the
disastrous blow against a big Japa-
neSe convoy While they dealt with
the few survivors of $4,000 troops
and % ships. their victory was hail
ed by the Australian press as the
greatest single feat of arms wrought
in the southwest Pacific"
The last two crippled deStroyerS
of the japanese convoy heading for
New Guinea were sent down Thurs
day. and the wreckage of a great
air attack on sea power was all that
remained.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-05
Smaller Crops for
1943 3Foreseen

fCoutinued from Page i
an amount of essential commodities
which would make his services
on the farm more valuable to the
nation than his services in the
armed forces
Sanders had raised his danger
signals before the committee while
Wickard was telling another COM
mittee that there is little pros
pect of American FARMERS raising
as much food this year as last
Wickard admits that regardless
of how much food is raised this
year it will not be enough for all
civilian. military and lend-leaSe
demands.
Sanders believes that if the
United States uses us mead as well
as its muscle, all food production
goals can be met-and with fewer
farm workers than in 1912.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-05
Carson, Cagney
Oscar Winners
tCoutinued from Page L

tCoutinued from Page i
for his work emulating George M.
Cohan as a song -and-dance man,
didn't weep. Not exactly. But
when Gary Cooper handed him the
prize, he grabbed the latter's hand
and cried:
pal. don't leave me-
The dinner established a record
for length in the Is years of
academy banqueting. est S,
jammed into the room so tightly
they could hardly eat their food,
started with their shrimp cocktails
at eight o'clock. and still were wor-
rying with their SQUAD and wild
rice at 10 pm, when Academy
President Walter Wanger, opened
the proceedings with presentation
of flag indicating that 27,677 men
from the movie industry now are
in the armed services.
Then came messages from PreSi-
dent Roosevelt, Madame Chang
Kai-Chek, Secretary of Navy Frank
Knox, Secretary of Treasury Henry
Morganthau, and others. Then
there were speeches by numerous
dignitaries and along about II pm.
when the customers were eating
the ice cream on the Sl1 blue-plate
special, Bob Hope started the CIV
ing away of prizes.
Then he and others. including
Wanger; Y. Frank Freeman OF
Paramount: and David o. Selznick
of Gone With the Wind" fame
started issuing the prizes for nu-
merous technical and artistic tri-
umphs in the films. Walt Disney
got a statuette for Der Fuehrer'S
Face" 1942's one-reeler hit.
Irving Berlin issued himself g
statuette for his song I'm Dream
ing of a White Christmas.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-05

BOSTON. March 5-CUPl-The
stories of five survivors of one of
two torpedoed American ships that
carried more than $50 men to
their deaths in the North Atlantic
indicated today that most of the
victims were trapped in their
hunks
The Survivors-members of the
merchant marine-Were the first
to be landed in the United States.
The passenger-cargo ships, aboard
which were a total of 1,400 passen-
gers, civilians, soldiers. coast guards.
marines and navy men, were tor
pedoed and sunk within four days
Of each other in February.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-05
GRANTED

LOWE Sylvester was sentenced W
Tehachapi prison for women Fri
day but commitment was withheld
pending her good behavior during
a two-year probation period. She
was arrested along with two army
deserters, John McCaslin and Frank
Richards, and all were accused OF
forgery. The two soldiers were re-
leased to military authorities to
serve federal prison terms. After
serving the prison terms, they Will
be turned back to Imperial county
for trial on the forgery charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-05

10 an Isolated place and kissing me.
He insisted 1t was simply another
lesson I'm psychology
He would often tell me II was
his wish i'm life to take "A young
child like myself and mold her
according TO his liking. as i'm the
picture 'Pygmalion. she related.
80 YEARS OLDER
when I protested he was more
than 80 years older than I. he
applied the psychology that age
really made no difference. calling
my attention TO that famous book
of affairs. 'Heloise and Abclard
and to the great love affair of
Elizabeth Barrett and robert
Browning.
These books of ardent love he
discussed in his classes for young
people. teaching the theory md
psychology OF making.
When she was 10, she said, he
persuaded her to elope to Las We
gas with him. From then on, he
had trouble "molding" Ter, she
said
VICTIM OF COMPLEX
"I was the victim of the Faus-
tus complex" Negri said. We'll
did I know from my studies of
psychology that fate that befalls
persons who develop this complex.
You remember how Faust at 80
signed in his own blood his con-
demnation to the lower world for
eternity in return for the granting
of his wish for youthful partner.
1T was Just the case of a psy-
chologist who didn't psychoanalyze
himself. My experience was eX-
actly what I should have expected"
His failure to mold her Into a
model to his liking disturbed him
greatly, Mrs. Negri said, and he
began attempting to mold other
young girls,
TOOK OUT GIRLS
During their brief marriage,
when the 'molding" process was
going poorly, she said, DR.. Negri
took out girls younger than her.
self Although he makes $4,000
a year, gave her 25 cents day
for spending money, she said.
She asked custody of their g.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-05
Texas Visitors
Hurt rtinI.V. Wreck

Mrs. Zrla Gage. 33. and J. R.
Gage. 13, both of Palestine, Texas,
suffered minor injuries Thursday
night when a car driven by George
Elma Gage. Al, went off the high
way and struck a telephone pole,
half a mile east of El Centro.
The driver said his car swerved
off the highway. highway patrol
men said, and when he attempted
to pull it back on the road. the
steering wheel did not function.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-05
OFFICERS IN SEARCH
FOR WOMAN HERE

Police and Sheriff's officers we're
on the lookout here Friday for a
feminine suspect in a recent rob-
berry in Ell Cajon in which several
pieces of jewelry and a large amount
of women's and mems wearing ap-
parel were taken.
According to information receiv-
ed from officers in Ell Cajon the
woman is about 18 years old. Police
said she frequently tells people her
father was a victim Of the Pearl
Harbor bombing.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-05
PLEADS NOT GUILTY

A plea Of not guilty was entered
in Imperial county superior court
Friday by Clifford Ansel Patterson,
driver of the truck which struck
and killed six-year-old Kenneth
Green two and a half miles east
of El Centro Feb. IT. On March 9
the court will set the date upon
which Patterson will go to trial.
The charge against him is negligent
homicide.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-05
Rofarians Hear
Red Cross Appeal

A talk on wine manufacturing
and a Red Cross program compris-
ed the entertainment at the Thurs
day meeting of the Ell Centro Ro-
tary club in the Barbara Worth
hotel.
The Red Cross program was COM
posed of music and an appeal to
contribute during the drive Taking
part we're the Rev. Edward HutChin-
son, the Rev. Hayden Sears, Ken
meth Thornton, Doris Brisco and
Mrs. Emily Kaford.
Cliff Hayden was chairman of the
day and president Hazel Gallagher
presided during the luncheon pc
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-05

daughter. support, and
a share of community property. Il
Dr. Negri mad sued for divorce,
charging she listened through the
keyhole of his office door and then
accused him of having illicit love
affairs with his patients. 3
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-05
FNIISTS IN NAVY

Raul Wilkins Barrigan. il IL
son of r. w. Barrigan of lO43
Fark street, Fl Centro, enlisted IN
the United States navy, naval Oh
ficers said Friday AS an apprentice
seaman he will be sent to a naval
training station for basic instruc-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-05
HOUSE BURGLARIZED

A house belonging to Q. SWarth-
out in Imperial was burglarized re-
Gently. the burglars taking two oil
stoves. a wood heater, 100-pound
ice box, and a table, Sheriff Rob-
ert w Ware was informed Friday
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-05
DUTCH PAINTED KILLED

LONDON, March 5.-(UPD-The
death of Willem Van Konijnen-
burg, rs, noted Dutch painter. has
been reported by the Nazi-con-
trolled Hilversum radio, the Aneta
News agency said today.