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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24
Prodej Vanocnich Tuberkolov
Mich Nalepek

zapocne cd pondelka, 27. listo-
padu jak nam oznamil p. VIM.
H. Staub, General Seal Sale
Chairman Marylandske Tuber-
kolosn1 Associace.
Vytezku prodeje nalepek bu-
de pouzito ma proti-tuberkulos-
nj program v nasem statu a ma
pot1ran1 souchotin.
Krajane, az dostanete obal-
ku S nalepkami, kupte jich co
MONA nejv1ce neb jest to pro
tax humanni ucel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24
TichOmOTf.

Japonci ztratili ma Leyte 49,
600 muzd. Nase ztraty obnasf
5,691 muzG. To jsou ztraty "a
prve ctyri tydny bojd ma Fill
p1nskych Ostrovech. Nynf Sc
prudce zapol1 O Ormoc koridor
20. listopadu oznamil Admi-
raj Chester w. Nimitz, re nase
letadla z planonosek pTepadla
opet Manilu a znicila 119 ja-
ponskych l6tadel.
Minuly ctvrtek letci gen. Mac
Arthura poskodili japonskou
b%itevnici a kriznfk v zalivu
Brunei, ktery slouzi "a manor
nj japonskou zakladnu ma po-
bfez1 Sarawaku V Angl. Sever
MIN Borneu. ODE nepratelske
lode byly zapalene bombami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24
MiStnl ZprdyY.
z k~rajanskych kruhI.

= Ustricov6 Hody uspofada
Csl. Demokraticky Klub rs.
wardy v Curtis Bay v nedeli, 3.
p~rosince v Sokolovne, 1927
Cherry ulice. Zacatek We 2 no
diny odpol. o hojnost j1dla a
pitiva Dude nalezit6 postarano.
Pan Jan Svitak Vas dobTe po-
bav1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24
Neobcane chod'te do vecerni
SkolY ma obcanskY list.

ShOly nd OOCdnShy AASC.
Bylo nam oznameno, re We
cerni Citizenship Class" We
skole els. IS je velmi slabs ma
vstivena a nebude-li vice poslu-
chacG, tato trida by musela by
ii zavrena.
DIrazne pripominame nasim
krajanGm, kteri jeste nemaji
obcansky list by sc do teto til
dy pTihlasili. Vyucuje Sc " pom
deli a We stredu cd 1880 do
$3.50 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24

MA RYNE.

V pondel1 pc dobyte pevnos-
tt Belfort, chran1c1 pf1stup k
.Rynu ma hranic1ch francouz-
fran
.couzska pancerova divise pro-
'razila nemeckou obrannou linii
a pronikla do 1dolf Teky Ryna.
Jine zpravy oznamujf, re Fran
couzi stav1 mostly pres Ryn.
T1mto prGlomem je ohrozeno
'cele leve (jiznf) kr1dlo n6mec-
Ike armadV.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-11-24
Zbyva v pokladne
OAR

ma War a Community Fond:
pf. Anna Joska, Rosedale $500
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-17

i... ,.Ha |.. SD met - The
.n.. ..'. .. . .,r.L mcct.u. sun
H.F ..'....Hm .' l.i5 r,luri; i'm ..-
3.. a... ire radio program.
i"g.. .. Victory. sponsored hy
the CI". with ID large number ul
..u.... present.
Are. 'r" broadcast. sam Parrish
I"1.d tic meeting with PRAYER The
'u.'.'-. -"-..mH "as presided over
Ivy tu, pre- .d.ut. Albert Burke. the
minutes Of the last meeting were
r'nt and approved. Tho financial
secretary. Lee Collins. reported the
"c'l &c.," mas Sl.llU ~ war bonds
Nj. b.T"c tod the IUca! Of the .yuta
"u. bond dg.yc beginning her, L4,:-
u.ry 70. liz stressed the Importance
Cd. each member buying us msny
bond, els possible.
No. drHH Johnson. gfi,'. avcn COM
mI'jCC. rep .1cd the case OF rraIrra--
ID concerning time and ono hal. Tor
September i mad been settled i'm It,
Err 60 the local and that cnccks Tor
Inc amount were received last week:
oy the employees.
Membership committee. reported
fifteen nov members. Srcn commit
tee reported J. y. Co2h!lI and a!r..
*. j.. Champion sick. Charity wurk
I'D the community for the month OF
December amounted 10 S%S
Mn Is. II. May was elected PUB
'lcI'y reporter and Bud Duke was
elected shop committee to nll tine
vacancy lott by the resignation OF
Mir. Eva lusc.C
The mcctn" udio,nrCd with pray
o. g." meet again Sundyv. JANUARY p.
! q 40 O'Clock p. m. All member.
re urged to DC present
MRS. *. II. MAY.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-17
ADDITIONAL SNOW
SUNDAY GOES FAST

Additional snow which Tell Sat,w-
day night. exactly a week alter the
'iX-iuCh snowfall OF january &. melt
cd quickly Sunday under moderate
NIX Temperatures. IN. --latest snow
shortly before Saturday mIdnught
and and night police Officers SAID
The fall wa- heavy for perhaps iWu
hours. The ground wa, vet from
Saturday. rain. however. ana much
Of the snow melted u# II fell
Skies were overcast practically
throughout the Weekend and today
with prospects for further SNOW but
none had como up 10 carly afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-17
MONDAY, JANUARY II, 1914
Relief At Last
For Your Couch

Chronic bronchitis may dcvclun :,
rour cough. chest cold. or acute hro,,n
chitiS Is not treated and Won cnnnn, W
ford TO take 4 chance with any n"Gic al
less potent than Circumcision wTiaI
goes right 10 the seat of the troubia ~
help loosen and cXpcl germ Iado W
'lhlcgm and aid nature to Sootbc a,,a
heal raw. tender. inilamcd broncbiai
mucous membranes. MAJ
Crconu!sion blends bccchwood crco.
sotc by special process with otbC, V ,,,,,.
tested medicines for coughs. II CON, . a;,ie
no narcotics. ''i''S
No matter how many medicine, vo,,
nave tried. tell your druggist to sell You
a bottle OF Circumcision with the nndor
standing you must like the way il o,Iict
y allays the cough. permitting resi- ana
back. (Adv.N ll01ey
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-17
Ten Cases
Are Tried
BY Mayor

Ten cases were tried in today's
session -. police court. most OF them
Tor assault. diSordcrly conduct and
careless driving.
ESmond RcamS. white. WAS tried
Tor aSSaultlnG and beating James
Owen and MAS given four months in
Jail. TO be assigned To the reads.
Roddlc Dot. colorcd. tried for
CurS!nG and using loud and bolster
GUS !HnguaGC. was given 30 days in
'JIi. suspended upon payment OF
SO and costs. Tried ON smila,
charge %! CurSlng ON u public street.
Dot was sentenced 10 tn DAYS in
jHii. suspended upon payment ot SD
and costs.
Nathan Burton. coiorcd. tried ON
a charge OF being drunk ON a public
street. WAS taxed with costs OF court.
George :. runstull. white. WAS
tlcd on charge Of careless and
reckless driving and hitting and
damaging tine car of Edwin krr;on.
EunSt2ll was given 30 days III iuiI.
suspended upon payment ui costs
and 81 II Edwin kCcton.
Thad Jackson. col0rcd. was tried
.'- - N''sit ~ VI CdtNItSS ana lcck-
.cS& driving and damaging the ca,
.: Robert Macon Ivcy and failing t.
dI''un that he remain o! good lc-
name and address. He was adjudC-
Cd not guilty.
James Owen. white. tried FOR IS
srUltlrg aud beating ESmond Rcun,S
Vas adluG@"d not guilty.
l.. W. Thackcr, white. tried for
the larceny of $40 from Robert 4.
Gail. was also declared not guiliv
Brooks W. Kelley. colorcd. was
ir.cd on charge Of obstructing 4
pdo'Ic street by placing on il gar
Dag" cans and WAS made to pay the
costs oi court.
Willie PoUgh. colorcd. was :ricG
for ISSau!,inG Tom Tharrington and
ci3Slng and using loud and bolster
olS language and waS sentenced /,
u" Gays III jail. suspended upon pay
mcui at 81 and costs and the CON
,n'!"m tina, he remain ON GOOD be-
h"N.ur for period u! two years.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-17
TRUCK SLIDES OFF
HIGHWAY SUNDAY

y truck OF the Harris Motor Lines
lid off the HCudCr-un-DvI0rd high
way two miles west Ui the city Sun
day morning and went down am en-
baTkmcnt and overturned. bu, IN"
driver and an assistant escaped with
out injury. according 10 officers.
Tho truck was moving toward
Henderson and had Cotton almost to
Inc top ui tnr hill d the Negro road
house known as the WAGON wheel.
when the driver is aid g. nave put
ON brakes when he could not 20 g..
The pavement was frozen and the
truck slid backwards of the high
way and down the bank.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-17

fI''%-:nrcc plants in India arc now
making produccr-gaS equipment.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Mrs. Gautier Is
Given Plaque AS
Club President

Is hanse hhtH H
aea fsa fo 0e vision asa
ahh MARKED hc
fwa Yua pHeaens q ti#
Vi amar caah a Pssl anpuis. eat
pfe al M NJ HeH ts#a
iiss IS uuK ai iet u0an
tTa1 heaa in Al hasas ai -
.H Il cM 1873 fi0ena Nists
Ma Haiief. ekln u0eeesl~s
ns shs fHnh n aiW i s
Abh bass SERVED pre- saen4
inee lha raniaatioH. @ TIE 1851
of las1 SEE psa masSng sel 3
h tae formation % aFuaB at
aWan into iHH elHh &hleH
atnsH 81 gv8 aeft
men Tae club naN fetF 81
e lh the ceHerai ftaefasHa
81 eiuaWaasn O Ams es m
a4s ,sefs sfs taD and ha0
million member
IRE eiE Was originally insena-
"a a. presentation 81 tne first
meeting the wear bis due q.
N fi8atsef shAenef ihm Na
leomea uni fne February
meetuie
Mls ksthasns Esaleu ehsa
welsaas 8Uk kug q ne 1ask ~,
County Department q puni4
W m Mas iae sfieaAef 81 tne
afternoon uaine a hf sahieki
.The Amessean Heme
TAe namt & ihe eHlt saurt
f tae present jasnllt problem
iaia tsts wnmfn iiso eluh
rs fhs Il ne mnge = real
IS ffe rue snse Is int
were
Hns weso pad and 81
C,aassa uaa nAni Sharing
pge entaiise 81 f feeling
slsu4 ciuh ane community llfe
Sc exgre ING aupfla lation fu'
lhe aifi. Ms Gausief ummena
81 ihe eiat an Ire nata ,snfk aiift
cooperation fiuNng nef pfes
dene
NoN inorv laan rVe hciufs
wafnn ntea 81 develop mott
0 ais te easn otbe thefebs
gsialng the recognition va as
W shesiId ssee rNer e
lgf4 naih iocaliv ans nailana
n iasatfs ihe Inclusion al eapa
n wnHeH sn pal waF tounstf
lt meW limc e participate ID
sle spiritual reconstruction q
tht ug& world and train sul
peaaf
6.a.hee4eses fnl the alieguanf
mrfe Mra w. Il HenlnG afs
Mrs r. q Sianafsey Cake anu
oflee ware mfved witn Mrs a
/ b. hUnA0m peasag ttet
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Black Market
In Gas Deprives
Honest MOiOrisi

Dspin4mn tno naNAine blaek
nafhei Mn4m " F Ha4edmh
aistfri diFtetm ~ ora 5 1sck
san. DECLARED Shai lhf l.cga
mpiisea ~ plaiAlnlna s. sap
pinn ille strength q lhs Whote
effort
Hn ns1inietI est ghal u ninH
- shsfe ult 3 eefiaiu anfmia
n g,a inp asaiiahle re bou9
aae when unt refssa sets mnHa
glAn RS gieHasi ilaff Sc e
lslsfnr fi4e baue eaf ewns
Major finlea4nb exnmiuea ira
sHe uss8alniaf ~ gsaelirss - ~
inF siuaen ~ sxnnseFffii euupuH
h& hesu reseansisfle ggf tae clsH
me - fitting Hatiass b. snvers
aeae
"it has heeH estimated iha
hIaek matkp4 parasite sfs fah
hIng motorists OF aisaui - "a
Iofss - sriyHr sash uaeufh. h0
sani sI1u fHr fiin illegal hlaoi
nssrkei drain tht Vafiw q ~
eastpous migtTs ~ - screen
nssatss tia aIifse ailaniHe IS ua
ia,rnslea Il aereive pesoua g
tire use az tieif carr as - man,
mistakenly tseiaees bat. q -
contrary a IS ipsnHsiea - psa
isie s fast snare Of sgatee ras
me 10 81 - that lhs naiiisYs -
seniial aiiusnebilssa ean keep toii
tng
The SPARE stamp M J. Bsal
No 4. which ma been aeclarei
valid - ciI'A io Apply e. fiv
points en tht purchase u ar.
pure pork and all sausage vi
expire Saturday ora aifwiss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

sa45xe - power
rae Church stands IL tht
midst 81 waTld sartogned by
ptilfs agaa TAI af lbilllie
deelarea n Roberts. Christian
peanle Sc hackiag ths boys and
sif.s IN she fiRias6ag lHena pEefn
suK s. aafk. pfHs, ant plan lof
: naagt - and uelRhiHlS Nes d
Is &aieh a peeples uat ast -
brothers artuealsm Wees 81
DeaieaiiaH gixe ear peepie iHen
aneaunats to aeaodiaale thFms
SELVES m ibn esase spiritually
snd llnauelaiis
sHet i4I vee during tnc
Week of I1esicatlen Mi b. hrla
,n lhe KailaVn enufeH eaen eye-
nHa iBe following memt4as 81
sle etuNeh aelixsiuk s38esxe
n / sullivan Jame williams
g & C8ftef . . Compton and
IL Y MAsen
sna as MareH 5. Wiii ae Eht
canemsiou 81 tine wek segy1et
the na tors ~ tsst churches deh,
eaaR lheH feneefise anpeals 90
geaedioai1en "a CaFlsl and Has
WaY and Church
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Farewell Surprise
Party Honoring
Mildred Arledge

nafa - f - #M
rissinas VHKl re ra
gsem fieMafa M aaue
M iH details ta
aftsp - ffssnds a Ma
haef augfrialne u @
aH Ftiaas Fkffnas
Tte Hospitality mk ~ =
tae hosas 81 sis nsst aaa sm
81 rnsp e afpfa tae frm
saee. Whu aefi af aek taH
resistance in lauge A
ssanaee weft eaie e. asss 80
fsm htuMns eassc aaa SERVED -
a BeeeA
Tisaa present He alasf g
Aslesaks Ana Buck Aasae Na
slnsa pete aad Bt Hana
tan Ceala Ha ana tlmn
Ea0a - Bro aaa Alton
nalss Mu ptuN snd bA
Hfr3n A1aAise p1ine a
Dean fsFa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

lamps CT appliances on oae circuit
may also cause a blown fuse.
Replacing . fuse plug gthe COM
mon type is as easy IS sereNing n
a light bulb. Make the replacement
yourself lf-save yourself inoonyen-
ieuce and save the gasoline and tires
Of xosr electric service company.
The first thing 70 DO Is to dis
connect the lamp or appliance that
caused the fuse 10 blow. Then.
ilashliehi in hand and with a new
fuse Of the right size. 20 down to
the fuse box and carefully follow
the three steps outlined below.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Erik Per OverbeY OF
Mobile Sends News
OF Chaplain Groei

The GhfonHle Stas ts zaesily
ahtsa - - per OVerlsey -
tfaesle wha enrioses q eaps ~
laahe1sn Loyalty Nevs Wlth
foaoeine better
Gentlemen Haag been
of Suaf neNzpapa9 To-
a gea seem se fameu
a meaaon 8 fasasFan uan
sfet serving Ia pase seuia ns'n 4
.fset TIE aafc ! hasc shoaah
5aai + the more i.avt coane
beiseee fhat il = ~ e whom
au8n b. maa ia 81 eak'oeea
e lf0m faa an Loyalty
s ard : thought tfgat per.
Han goa Wo0i8 knas tor eeftl in
is he ane lhsn might llks
g. pas tnr saaFg along 4 Pas
aEuAln through iht medium Of
aIf newspaper I rempnbes
saai Tee Res Mf ~ ef IN Pas
a1uia Nse entering the ehaa
aHry aud IS also esrs 10 me
Haf he flrst nanie Nas Fredsf
k
Part ~ the stosf from ihs
News which IS pginfea ~ tire
ARMY ard Navy commission 81
Lutheran Chafrh. Missouri $
nad Is reprinted below
~ happenea enc sandss mmn
.ne an maneuRefs--w wheu the rain
0as falling hard
Where Waf aBf chaplain T. huid
Hss serviee7 Mess tents were ocs
euuicd The majors tent was toe
small NJ homes were available
A. 9 am. Chaplain Frederick
a 6.rsef ciimbed into q ieep and
started u zearch the countryside
4 barn hese into viea The chap
lam went inside
The center portion of the barn
contained q hayfaek The north
section isotisea ; pigsty and corn
crib Remaining spaee was leased
to cattle
Then the chaplain spotted the
haylnft Two soldiers were there
sleeping peacefully, and chickens
scratched in the haA Bur the lofl
Wss dry
paaiof C,raef hazienrd to h.
feut-runnegs were dispatched Il
aunufnce services equipment
was packed into the ieep anr
the clergyman Was off fuf the loff
again
While the clerk and ms assis
iant carried equipment ap ths
ladder. the chaplain scattered
hay on the floor Two boxes wers
SCI up. a blanket thrown across
and fhe hastily constructed alta
was ready.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

arnaanrad The m0af aaAFnp =
81 nasch s good fsf fse nan
"a esnntns sugar will anmsa
ss3# suf FrtamsxV - fBss
faf 1ae nrxs sra
Wta fhs end az sf hsna
isesets fo mests assa fase IS B<ws
n siait. 0pA osf.rsah h1ee -
plasusa tha rea stamr ia ~
Aa BIS anS C-8 wesI =
eomf satl8 Fea4sf - m tb
asea alth tokens Thea mln 3
gaaa Is aag ~ BtaNn nfalssn
+ v and X siii expire SAsu1aA
and = and z Wtll expire Mas)
~
H.ae stsmp A.a taaeaNA +
Is naak No 8 MIil ~ aamf,se .
FehusfY g - Nay ~ Greer
iaass X. J. ana ~ ia Bok ~
4 eead io tas purchase E pse
~ fo-aa Nia he n unl
Mage0 ~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
ODT VIII Assist
In Obtaining vfi0l
Truck Ports. Tres

Truck 8pa atfn VINO are hax
lne difficulty luestinK fepi4es
neni parts ans tires feeaea b.
pot essential vehiceE bsek 81 ~
foad NAV appeal 3 the Office 81
Defenss Transportation f0s -
astanee The OuT distfici oflset
m Mobile Ala Feminaed ~
punix Yesterday
The urvieu Is ayailaale e 81
operators - trucks inrhl slne
fafmers merchants. nsnhwas
freiEh lines bn and iaxieat
companies. according 20 William
p Hhineer ODT dissrics mana
GET
Through Is fuainleHance 81
caiisG in ell key cities ard main
teaanee advisory committees ~
mb-ef nmittees thfniafuut fisr
cnuniv tne OfyT can asaallv h
rnte rftieaf psrfs or tires with
r. fr,s tfavs. NJ Ilisnees sasa
Hawevef Mf HisinKsr poiHt -
asr governmental ard II lFNatIHg
needed parts Is stgirtly - esne
gcnry service and wiz be Offered
anlY 90 operators who haek ~
hausied every n0uai means n
locating neecicd lfems II ceers
riiaft has been unsueressIsli
however. operators mas enlist
OnT asd bf merely confacnng lse
nearest OFT District uffiee o.
+ Maintenance ADVISORY enHunnIfles
of sah-committee The Feoilesl
+ should include the nasne anp
! manufacturers description of tize
& nfedeu part and the dealer
naus thnaaeh whoB the part has
been ordered rs well IS 4 state
/ meuf 0f the attempts tne apasa.
toi haa made 10 leeaic the wanted
/ item through regular ehaIsaels
I LAeaiing the required part or
/ tire seidom takes mofe than :
/ leW days. Al which timie tine tFaek
/ opetatnr WsH be ADVISED IS ths
name aud address Of she slfn
+ ifom whieh Il NAV BE- purchases
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
p@-fhodisfs viii
Observe Second
week OF Dedication

AT she altsfs a sat is ee
Meih ehmh neK ees
ussilm wis psee isa ti
* egset sf astsn
= IN Maf5H ts aaa app
snnitas 81 Ghaaa ibs 81
mlnaiana ieabn q ia aenn
asisns natsuns sn
nua Week af i}8easl0H Feh
e so MareH s. il wM annasf
tessas ~ ite hse q G h
4rs ~ tar - fur f. siaeu tiei
u5lss shaf
Neafs 0Aa a0 Methoaast wa
take rart H the ah aaHcf Is
- zn1a ehHgeao ah#ft lef N
fsaaa shstt esNen@sa NlsH fig
ard else u saesf StaHee q
huianA Hi kiaea@ "a ta
nearfs and hve. u men state
Bishop F'au = Kern s.
vile Tenn. saifai#H she
ssaHa seBansfg IS l6 We
Deciseatfun
"A World 4 iss Worst esiN a
ehmeh af - h fae hea
rfai tesne fof ssle entire wesA
Daiiy eFene VIII raspa8saxe
fhe place 81 toe eiHH tn the
fslsenE 81 gnffReae# as g.
lated fa the borne thf unfn0
ite. the Waf taas an 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
VenereoI Disease
In Sf0fe Slows-Up
Troining OF Men

N faan s
ems9tea -
pp M m pf =
e. aalglst iasn
Weneaal Disease E@nMa4 - MNss
ipg state 81 Helsa
poinann afi fhas ta Iepea
: m ef abNr 81 tgasna8
nay - Hu stressed saf
faeE tsaf p9evs q tufage
asfnlsa ha.k e mN
iaf calls f8 seaa 81 ataif
pesWe nasss&ua 81 ace tEE
shmH sfee gnssaisaHs
Tao laae aae wa8ea
ghn gea Ana aana saio
he nf ,naal .psnAs
communlt ronfs aiuu pu ihe
esilsasnn fhaf fBs nessNw Be-
sesaf as Ne mesi2
Thramwn snr on psals
plg gseans and pahH heatth
workers asaeA b. neHv atE0
esea drugs ard pee msinoas 81
neatment wWssh pugre aas
been ushaa medically aaa1ns
phiia ane gan0f aea The State
9ara ol Health npeHste -
clinics Ia enich q SO patients
receive treaunent every YVES s
Bal u Boiliaer eanuuaea
~ aEten cure CAe ueai-
calls bat sal ie care lf seeialis
because vhat We are treating 8
merely tee result % Hng term
delinquency
Stating thai tu the siate-upef
asea rapid treatment ceniegs
Young girEx are gwen spcla. re-
habilitatian ann redIuxtim 81
weli IS meaical treatment. d.
HaIilster pad tribute e lasa.
Laws enforcement agencies ana q
public welfare Warkers for iaea
assistance n making TINS sfetal
social rpriifection possible
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Have you a
hidden talent !?

If YOU'D LIKE 10 iind ouf
what your special aptitade
Is and put Il 10 work 70 help
win this var--taka the op-
portunitY the WAC oilers
You.
Ioin the WAC and let
ArHaY experts help you dis-
cover the type Of work you
can 90 bess. Let fhe Army
train you 70 do one Of 23e
vital jobs. Learn a skill that
will b useful 10 Yoe long
after the war Is ovcfl tif
you already have 3 skiil the
Army czu usc II ioo.l
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neafesi U. S. Army Recruit.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

As the orFan pealed forth. IN
d1atlng location Of the chapel
heads began 70 pop ~ the iao
der one hy one Soldiers stepped
into thc newly ssFewu nav picked
up hymnals and found a spot to
SIT
A hymn 9as sung But tne ar
gar was damp ana fof every four
notes played. twelve - Fifteen
sounded
Then came the SERMON and the
rest nf the service. with the ehnp-
lain preaching on she topic Cod
Prevails t. the accompaniment
az the noises described abuye
II was rugged bat gratifying
Pastor Gfaef writes And the
attendance was excellent
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25

Ihe Geeai Lakes extend for
l.1eQ mites easf and 0ei
HU8cs HiHst Na uaas in eena-
meIeisi aaaniIlle Bee tile unEtc
St8se in 1856 II Gsasse caaaiy
Nem YORK
Tran pa iaiinn 81 81 infantry
d3 m - laap men saaip-
meal aud supplies geuunr matt
than HH men
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-24
Told You So

Told You So
Yes. I'll have to admit. Ben
Herring wrote from his present ad-
dress in Longview, Washington,
that I miss all you swell guys in El
Centre. I hope l always do
What does he mean by that last
crack, do you suppose?
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-24
Economist Maps
War Dent End

Continued from Page L
over 64. nothing. He is through
earning. Then add five times the
total income taxes paid this year by
all members of the family"
Take the average family of four,
he explained The parents are 33
years old and the two children are
10 and 8. Each parent would owe
1914 and each child Sl100, making
a total life expectancy debt of
s3948. Five times the family's s400
income tax would be $4,000, giving
the family total sum of s5948 as
its share of the national debt.
The amount of bonds in the
hands of individuals is only about
third enough to meet the debt,
so Dickinson proposed that families
make UP their quota by purchasing
from other holders, such as insur-
ance companies and banks.
In other words, he explained, buy
more bonds so you will have enough
to burn.
Dickinson seemed not a bit dis
turbed by the fact that Secretary CT
the Treasury Morgenthau called his
proposal "crack pot" scheme.
i've been called many things be-
fore" he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-24
Fl Cenirans Hear
DR.. Townsend

DR.. Francis E. Townsend, white
haired crusader for pensions for
the aged, assured an audience in
Ell Centro Friday night that the
Townsend pension bill will get a
hearing in Washington after the
November election.
The Townsend bill now is in the
ways and means committee DR..
Townsend said, "and 218 names are
on the statement pledging the hear
ing. In four western states the $50
at so proposition is on the ballot.
l believe that three of these four
western states will vote favorably
on the proposition"
His WorcS were backed by state
ments from T. E. Stevens, national
representative for Arizona, and B.
G. Rankine. regional director from
Los Angeles.
Before the speaking, A. w. New
Kirk of Ell Centre introduced Eu-
gene Moore and Mrs. Newkirk, who
entertained with vocal selections
with Mrs. S. P. Holiday playing
the accompaniments.
DR. Townsend and Rankine left
after the program at Central Union
High school auditorium for Arizona
where DR.. Townsend will make IL
addresses.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-24
War Chest Plans
Await Meeting

Official meeting to lay plans for
the War Chest drive in Imperial
county this fall will be held at the
Ell Centre Chamber of Commerce at
p. m. Monday, Warren Currier.
president of the Imperial County
War Chest committee, announced
Friday.
Currier declared this is an i'm
portant meeting with much business
to be transacted before the drive
begins October 8. This is expected
TO be the last countrywide meeting
before the campaign begins.
Since a recent adjustment was
made the War Chest budget for the
county was fixed at S89855, which
is an almost 2c per cent increase
over the budget last year The in
crease was said to have been caused
by increased requirements of home
front organizations and the fact
that more agencies are included in
the chest this year.
The community fair-share list as
determined by the budget and al
lctment committee set the budgets
for each town as follows;
FL Centre, $30.12288: Brawley,
s29 500 90: Calexico. S8,297.36: Holt
vile, $8,233o9; Calipatria, S4,8O2.27;
Westmorland, $4,303.55; Imperial
-3,175.48, and INLAND, -1,255.27