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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-03-23

IVY oAC OPAs w
Monday and Frank Jones. Cpl.
Monday writes his folks that the
first news he received for a long
time was THE SENTINEL that ar
rived. He stated that he felt like
new man and for her to thank
THE SENTINEL for him. However
he has Mrs. Lucy Barnsley to
thank as she subscribed for the
paper to be sent to several boys
she knew. His address is No.
333869O1, Co. A 653 Eng. Top b.,
A. P. o. S85, clio Postmaster, New
York, N. Y.
X
Completing his Naval Flight
Preparatory School at Austin,
Texas, and transferred to Athens,
Ca, is Naval Aviation Cadet Will
liam R. Roberts, son of C. A. Rob-
erts, Rt. No. 8, Gaithersburg.
X
Corporal Robert Wells of North
Carolina is spending a furlough
here with his sisters, the Misses
Katherine, Mary and Margaret
Wells.
Corporal James Gartner spent
last weekend here with relatives.
X
Sgt. Joe M. Beall writes us of
change of address this week to
Camp Torrance, Calf, and how
he looks forward to THE SENTINEL
each week. His address is No.
3338679, 2O5 Hosp. Ship. Comp.
Sta. Hosp. L. APE.
X
Returning to Camp Sibert, Ala,
March IA, after an eight day fur
Tough is Pvt. Franklin E. Fisher,
son of Mrs. Minnie L. Fisher Of
Rockville. A brother, Pvt. Robert
H. Miller arrived home March II,
but too late to see HE brother.
His address is Pvt. Robert H.
Fisher No. 33561O34, 121st Chem
ical Depot Co., Camp Shelby,
Miss.
X
The new address of Pvt. Charles
Kenneth Brown. who would be
glad to hear from his friends is as
follows: Pvt. Charles Kenneth
Brown, 33733987 APO. No. 1878
Go Postmaster, San Francisco,
California.
X
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Reed of
Rockville received word from the
War Department that their 49,
year-old son, Pvt. Dexter Reed,
Infantry, is believed to be a pris-
oner of war in Italy. Several days
before, the War Department had
wired the parents that the youth
was missing in action. Pvt. Reed
IS the youngest one of five broth
ers in the armed forces. The
others are Wayne, 20; Beverly, 81,
both in the Navy; Dwight, %, in
the Army Air Forces and Philip,
"a, artillery.
X
Judge Henry J. Hunt, has been
informed of an injury to his son
1t. Is. g. John Conway Hunt, who
was injured in a blimp accident.
It is not thought to be serious,
though the family have had no
details.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-03-23
Traffic Safety Slogan

The Maryland Traffic Safety
Commissions slogan for the
week is:
"a bang-up wey to prove you're
a finished driver is to hit some.
thing"
Drive Under S5.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-03-23
Rockville P.-T.A
To Meet Tuesday

Postponed this week because of
the weather conditions, The Rock
willie Parent-Teacher Association
will meet Tuesday, March % at 8
P. M. in the Gymnasium. The pro-
gram will be on physical Fitness
and Recreation"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-03-23
In The Churches
st. Luke's Lutheran
Redland

10 A M. Sunday School.
IL A. M. Sermon "Christ and
Nicodemus: The Night Caller"
6 P. M. Luther League topic led
by David Trout.
Wednesday at 8, Lenten sermon on
"The Repentent Thief"
Friday at Z, Boy Scout Troop 247.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-03-23

You can take a lot of salt in
connection with what you hear and
read during a campaign year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-03-23

A new taxpayer always finds the
remittance a sad experience.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-03-23

The new address of Pvt. Charles
Kenneth Brown who would be
glad to hear from his friends is as
follows: Pvt. Charles Kenneth
Brown, 33733987 APO. No. 1878
c/o Postmaster, San Francisco,
California.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-31
&C HoBERTs JR

Mr. Easson KING EaltoF
The Chronicle Star and
Moss Point ADVERTISE
DelE Slf.
GREETINGS trom ihs south PA
cifieli Havs hsen getting tae
Star quite regularly since you
started shipping 4 out . few
months ago With very little time
out for anything but @musts for
lie and comfort Ia ; mmimam.
Tins d the FIRST opportunity
have had ta sena ; thank you
f0f youF efforts in getting our
paper oui u nae
FIRST class air mail takes pre-
eedenee over newspapers. 50 the
news IS not quite ~ fresh as It
could ~ Knowing the difficult
lies 70 overcome la It, journey
T. the edge u the world. the
neN2evcn 4 3 cuunle IT months
ala. ) daubly appreciated a lot
" things 0ne cannot remember
e. pat into letlers ATE veil filled
in hy ,he hane town paper
Makss q ieile0 feel thaf a. isn't
quils 81 laF away after all II Is
Ike meeting + friend from home
te lind the familiar banner 70
the mail box
Have run tate y feN fellows
out this way from home aud
quite 8 number from Southern
Miss and AIabama TINS one
thing ! have seen for sure ths
south, and particularly South.
ffn Mississippi. Is still betiel
thar furnishing lis share Of fight.
lnR mene following true 81 uadi-
ten. Censorship ir0fn this point
will net allow me h ave any
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-31

ftlf tiesm beesaae tsaf y ore
ias privileges shas Gs aenno
ere tstfst2 ~ "a gsa
Tfam q YeA ~h1 have a
uaat gafaflne snA Us
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8ne 5 eEFNFH Heb ~
m 49, sra funl treuNn
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ASKS ua essFansfasags e
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M aE haE etop aath me
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IL closing want = say thas
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~ lis ehF wtsssiseg 81
fa flHhilf9 ffupf ~ ~ ut me
in line - Ake pgesta Amer
lsfs soseAmsafe VI ss2h ami
tf Ete WhHH pass easgae anuif.
aal ssA nFafn - at normal
Hiefn apa ine parplt -
~
HENRY v DAVIS
Corporal 4 > Arms
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-31
Kinsmen And Friends
Attend n. G. Donner
Funeral Al Mobile

q rfa5lp 81 relative ana Hlana
rom peaFouis eud Moss Point
Fsis amaase tIaoaH attending he
faneraI II IA q Dsnner u 40
hlic Hhe iatier psIt - iast week
Tue dleaased aHe Wa = 0sf
nsisutlg killed - ~ Ihuss-
day March ~ aasu b. Tel -
tween eax ears ailis NiIehInF
INTO . Haaf lnF company siding 90
Mobils
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viyed ~ ha paaenis AZ and
Mfa / & Danner. iWo zfsp-
uauRhlaHa Mn Walter Maple
aad ~ dlaRa Lee sac step
8n0ma DELANEY and aua son.
Bobby
Those ran = zeaeouia attend
ag uhs hiflsfal aene ~ aud
Mrs Z + Trest aud daughter.
ffsuk.s ssh N4 Ruitn Lyons.
fhose from Mos Point 0eae Hr
and his \ X Young A { sic
DAVIS aad III aaa Ar Y b
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-31
April SO Marked
As Girl Reserve
Week In District

Sixty light girls Is Pascagoula
High seheoi viii JOIN with the rest
u the Mississippi district IL ID
serving Y W c A Girl Reserve
Week beginning M-day leadef8.
announced Thursday
Throughout the week there AIT
- ves1oua typfs " fas1iu
IN which Girl Reserves will naf-
aeipate One Of tnese viii he n
SATURDAY. April &. from 2 e : 81
p M Central War Time. over
MIC. entitled Here TO Youth
One - the aims u tie Pasea
goula club se4 the Yeag is 10 build
: hat q eubroom Friday aaa
Saturday Wil b. observed -
Tag Das al Whleh time tbe
public vii T. asked to c0nfrlbufg
"a tee fund tos thi meeting
pIaue
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-31

ASSOCIATED PRESS m
koHfS nsaala feiAuIe tell -
: special c6fantittet uan.sa 90 "a
setlgate charge maas ly Sem
- IheedaHe Cine slam hfaa
thai a ieaeilat 8 1elta state
Teacher ea.eg haa encouraged
students g. helave "a ~ equal
~ Weu laitg 4utlIiee b8ll
90 las csh mana tie sydeues
vas ine9aeIslstps an0 tie
eharga noz a4ialIaa The a.
eaHau8t q tie coaaHsllgef rec
senang ne ffsst a usie Bile
hafa astiena II us
teacher Nas auilly should
rave been found So 80 atsuisasa
i aA Ns aoi ue eainlYailss
AAltd ~ s11aahea 4 asnsta
Ellsos enlarge tns fa1s le
rs lAg naa II asseIee8
WHILE o. TnE SUBJECT 81
eaf aHluf &naluF ~ might
msTk tnaf aaflag 1Hs ealfa =
Hss b~sranaaI8e tsik hale H.
slsle leaielstife be- fallsl e. tel
alaai ils TO aoUn lFaIu Wasa
Iugl8n Ia - ~ 8HaaaT 8afes
HsghIla t|pozzIhly ~ nlIt ~ lie
EaHoul during ftis acute gaaollas
shortage Masbe ihe senator
TIP was essential e - WsH 81
fea IA &e aaabt 4
IT VAS As UzsHIaKIEG
Haur cf feE fniafEss that -
e lower Hsass al o. stats LIZ
lzlalgfe passed q biz creating .
Junior state gaafd = - oa9a
posed 81 children aud youfEH
aam ~ t. Is sean u age fhe
s1 ttlng LAT flashed mio oaf
minds or reading q Il was 3
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-31

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msa M@Asq MaAm m
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-31
VIII Continue TO
Hold Services At
Eosfl0wn Sundays

IS request services Wts eos
unse q T. hea n Easiiaun So
a4lafalaa h8aaine ia Sunday s.
iss n0uas 81 Z xAk TiBe Ray
L S POLK pastor y tbs Church
~ ne Nazarene ~ $ psseaassaia
street eH8l pfcaeh Sonoss A.
4aaiea aflaetiun u tsai meetln9
aiii IT, apsziai music ~ tbs keN
md Mm l. S Pglk
Ever csc IS cordially invites
q ihe@ atfyc@ and eapeesNi1f
aeir aAa ssufcsiee i 4 lhe plgn
nat - tsese services ine cid
ashionsd Gospel message S q -
su Nle ano ths eonKfegafnsn
"a joan n the singing 0l espel
INNS tits afviees are very an
aafmal and tho@ Wia fand i nsr-
sars e. e. a. iheGf work aifeei
aoin them will nat ferl cut -
are tnsg caHse ii their Nufk
clothes
Sunday School S held "a tAls
building every SUNDAY m0Enlna
II - oeiaek. with classes for
al ages On next sunday Morn
Ing IN veung peaps class wiil
sing 3 speeial number ANY young
pefsonts not attending some athf
cnarra aEe gwen 3 cordial lnTl-
tatiun - cams o. tbs class where
they NlA seCDive : warm eel.
efsnf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-31

INDICATIONS AhI THAT tfa
national Haa a hegfs entange
vii us $ esn a. lhs ueVs u
Senator MeFeIIar = Tsnpe
ihs Alabana barn Il Cnumr
taught student 81 spulia polite
= pnliiicalixe tHs TeaaE - Val
H. Authority ene q fhe naago4
hifht spoG i me heN Deaf TIE
Mekellag sasendusns 10 ihe
TIA appropriation bill moala
iofce lns ~ 10 turn over az
ii rs 1eceipte - the treasury de-
paxsaaEnt ans flen ea2lle 81 Con
stks icg opeFauns iana ana a
addition would ntaslge Gauu
eoHag approved Of al elaplosee
earning e. 10 d MGR. sea
This would ma3s Senator Mcks
5ar and MS Tanus See colleague
complete malsf - IVA ausI
ans man thai dsa ms alas riga
politically aeala soan ieel HI|
N4aah TIE IVA Was pala iof Is
L. payer q the United State
~ contribution b. the Nar =.
tori. tnsough n vast uyarn-essc
~ prog ala tAs heen nDea3eala1
be TIE Anesarau paauis a. NJ.
want il & bteoEas Tie poliiles.
plaxit8ng = 5 hes dominates
r1htlcian
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-31

seas M fsa sfs p4sisHe eaf -.
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nf Nt a eiai
mlns ke.p ~ ess "a sac hsi.
lsM aas oaN args aen ns
g. f s4as
falsfe
SEED He a
~ fao mag
- arae 1sn &pan aw Nlii.
- stsu he esu ~ eg
- - things 80 m Fau t4.
h Gears Nua a4l r
aBasY ere anR hea asER =
Is lsa L@e tasks @e sN.
aa Ala 4 a 1 -
uararu maFane kaht af
nos pssg@akN las ~ assHn@ pat
~ rs asA aaasH Is aai
nsas iu s~axtaass snd afiss e
Mhieh 80 afs nos alhNna g. pf
f8clpais esr a8 RES 81 sCt fof
us Hoe MANY - yoa afe lateAl4.
geHsAs k~iafRestlFg Nf mtesst
lnIfa tgas Hfss ussuf 81 reu
are marching doWn - fa pa
90 eieetapn days asa aeasns ~
guardians - aeEEaNfaeN
Tha msst @a9fia i bt Wlte bei
te wef aia nas start ct ~ 81
| DsxemEzs 1871 Is ssastea b.
Tore 1917 Ne can wsH las -
| foundations l0f another mAlgg
/ eanfaet-righi nsaW e take plaes
about 1850 ~ 1870 TINS can b.
dome b. general apafhY n our u.
Huae toward civic affairs Of
| government and boo many self.
interests Il i 3 lDug Nsy of
ws near let waH 9 Wbiie and
aee huw things turn oui Al
there Is the rub-that attitude Il
ne very reasan ANY guaf broth.
81 vuuT on perhaps. and i-ars
away from hume fighting right
uuW period
This started olt a. be : friend.
- letter from AS 10 you 1t hoFse
Il still IS Some things Iast had q
come off the ehasi Let's kess
4 lfanaly but-lef as also dc
something about the lufuEe VA
want for ouf city and country
cur sOps and brothers and heir
W. and yoa have taken . feu
goua steps ~ the right direcImn
There arr nc HeaSons why -
cannot keep TBS up Rememter
ftftY four forty. 81 fight that
The spirit. Ice Fi3e Iim-there s
nc or else
Having released . LITTLE pres
sure building ~ q long tune. IL
taper bh off The old kettle viii
- building up pressure again. 50
lets hear from wa and Wen iron
out . few wrinkles 0lth Some
II tie steam 81 - not t. let If
50 t. waste
Sincerely YOURS
X n Mshaffey. lie
Formerly with tie Call
Coast Studies
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-31
Cub Pack Holds
Meeting Ia Club
Room At USO

Cub Pack NJ 3is II the Boy
Scouts - America. which &
.ng naehiv praised for is part III
meeting ~ the eiuh room az thu
ube scrap paper drive hsia q
Paaaeoula uso iasi Saturday
afternoon
4 Nas opened with q abnr1 bus
mes RFioa auaer TIE direction
of ue seoQtms tef A = May
Following this ua h0es nenaif
81 t. us FarI ia iie leag 81 tee
riAa AfeiF gaue aEd contest
Pfestdsa ian Wien uI nrlai
vas eanciudsa lha psek went d.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-31

EaIlaf Ctuaaa Star
ueaf SIR
rs stiii ) DA1xkse "a hfua ~ ~
e. know hgN Gar Ional OFFICIALS
dee.se which q or auis enarisa
a0 they shall enforce Youf
papa last week tod II a. 0u
covering q aaiie ) alee genae
h. tie VOID off Mafket s,fetf
n EiIfm. ! aan't like gambling.
E8t Whai II fhe w0fia afe oar
Policemen DONE slipp6na arnund
H. The N0sAaN = catch small time
social gsmhiera while illegal and
maeh mOrf aestrartiqt ltegunf
Ting snd consumption il guinr
~ afi over lsWnaHd openly
4 couple gf arlnks tlnf can get
mebodys child fan over OF
sameb1aly 5 win Fapea ! , whole
lot more tmpufsani tkan eveu
fEfy men carrying Vn . d4ce
game And eanEaensiaily. II |
Wess among ths group II these
caught | would sell 0af local off
elals q end suggest . ie3 things
they might d before ! would
psy any tine itt positively as
RA fIng. and thefs afe lota " us
Who wish ktAaiatiling could b.
duns
SIueesely.
q { ROBERTS JR
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-31
Letters To The
Editor
- Is = Ply

Yes rs 4 pisy
Ee Iu
lsss ard iisge fa - Aa oa
ma afoh8 IS TIN
ssn Amy II aerss Aaae
ams f88f b was sasls : 9
Y that fasd snq f.H fana
mklmg ~ eaHs mS Dad
uls IS feqsnea ~ as ae ~
member III tsse arr
usc e W4na II ea1 ~
o H1aa hks Il kga8e re
b ssilsa Camp Al aat
ugae "a 49, m
etaa aging aaa As Afna
uas baaK III Fha
Is atilf ard tran ~sggie ~ fhs
rN lse hsa4a ARID rsa Boon
haifa certainly tNa ag
hsssenfa . NJ criticism s 49,
Hf these lsgealseI Was Ngsk
ff #fa4 Fiae @aRsa wne As1f 81
niEad ae Sincere
4 a stsuss q. Tits aIan !
awuM tn4a morning ana aftef >
breakfast If sfsalx rUsfee and q
salty exesa iof baetsn I ntufuea
- mg tent dfenellse vita jung
IAN and tilVaElH ~ tla niany
ease ] eout5 b. enjoying nlesI
u we8 hofsa 5nstsa ny
mlna dfsfied al thse W0y bach
% 3N k#4H ess4ni4 and SIS ptauie
ana ~ AaFaaip Inflicted app
theIu Z 30 Aneflen ~ Naf Tnh
unf 81 EVERY etts mMb and
community Is abAautass D
Aanx that ouf desFSe UsHhoiA
nave e. leave tat uafH4 Fasgfsa
a~nelsff6HE ana FURRY q s nies
atAkfa# of fresh aaRs ana aiisf
goes NlIh them ~ o. rae here
Il home hli ias egga2 surely
isff aten1 striking tsapf Its
aagt & iep into = iaNnflas
Anssfieau eaf allls equipped ullb
u hester aud I'll VA
ogHf ana auvr perhaps S mile
1--WE q ths plant Why cana
ear dflVt themselves That.
eoula BE- le@ work fu8 a.
rs Saturday morning wllete
sou are 4la . lasae peueusaKs 81
uH blRlHls paid laAo9sfe Wlsl -
et~iFiag ~ ami out inner bsattsans
af atsft aiey esstu tnfnka. o.
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q TIE dreaucd gue VINO wears Tire
white painted turtle she'll lag
ges be ths foreman never
@Ufkea Ct ue outside bat / know
ths raatlns ut tht gold aaekes
Nov ~ 4uclock 80 minutes be
sore the whistle vii bsuw and
there Is i calruiafipR uls earn
ings which usually amount tu
zine 81 gaa i Hes 1eralving
9 hslnuS & win b more Ia fha
most naor.eN he eer made IA lss
ife Il vi fbr ne when / WAS
there aua / don't eausidei myself
beiu~ TIE avefase To rontInue.
tta whistle finally blows aali tie
workers rush Through toe aains
ak niaa bulls Tue bdo tte9 eanstl
catch . lew 0fink 81 ghea Wy
hume ! am snffY ats n1g taMa
nhntllal alymoft Anyway. aeM
oar wufkefE have reached h0ls.e
ties ENJOY q uies warm 18th a.
shower they arr eltsnaI.aven
aua Tres enter tie dining ros4n
e $50 a0Nn - tltH evening mead
81 faliaas foois haI usgeftlse
less entieiae le24# after alaleg
b accompanied Is iu. b. wed
ets Na8 ha isskea forward e.
rs return every IA 90 tie Nv
zig room and TIE world 8f en-
testainmfnt tie hleelican asase
pfuEfaEIls Ats thsn silI u an
THESE comforts ei homo ass =.
tus To- tie night
ffIeui plt.a uot.t rsaflsma
We lof ~ py cnss 81 ,nt a.vV
eut wsen : hear . some - Vas
complaining lust can't laks ii
any lonas snd haes q. - off :
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thas e. asN 0m n4ng ear
AZ 4 uat ea 81 hsFf W y
sammsH . wtaN 0e
spsfns us Aifs es 81 hk a.
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= NN can maks
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sfn Ehas sg asa sFs st
efa ass 49, @aaks ~ ge tflai
~ Mh = haane nsefaam 80
vaa sta Riagsn gsisfs w.
note NlGh pfa ue aapfavs
menU taktn2 plses aaek uags m
an eftN both II tta apparent
sFsnds - ftuuaht and e. esN
STRIDES T. bettef ttvnxs
Ths naerniig faansea Chamaf
= C0a~anaefce eah haa 4 mmA
sod & i sausefhsaS pa@asaala
has besn fsaeamx ~ ) bong fiaf
! yoBasf IF Il Wuuia h poabR
tof b haalaeM tssH fscently igoxn
sear mHsa ~ sns "a Ss
e4ste msusE@fT 81 aa2 likely that
gnE tna8 uAN entaEace e0aM D.
raas > voting Hsenshxg ana &c
tualy p4faeipate ID everything
goina 81 heMsvsa 8ne car gam
tie Feeling ~ -besnf enRken tgf
~ vuass ; isileN msKht even ~
shx - HNt ia b. twp esna
worth o. soffHe matter not r.
qaiFsng spesdy sestDn sx-
peet t. eeesiabiiAh mas business
when ! return horne q ssaY and
shpula like q keep alive my
place uaFe la the hearu and
minds II 81 concerned I should
ike everyone - knsa that my
interests ~ n thf future and
progress u PascaRuuia
] ear Well appreciate use points
brought uaii III the editorial q
January Z Our thinking citizens
realize fm sure mat Ne have .
long hard fight ahead a "a Ne
one can - mYafe certain q ths
Than We who are I'm the spot
Progress uas ever SLOW II one
expects lasting gains Here. when
our gains are made ever 50
slowly We do naf b4cktraek ~
ksep gong ahead steadily. sure
" Thiz IS wh8f We must do a.
home. too NoW is the time to
e. shesd uifh plsns foY the ia
ture 81 auf city slowly and
steadily forging ahead with last
ING gains
Sometimes though your SONS
and brothers o. the far flung
fields and Islands u this super
spectacle wonder whether . faW
unti2nkinE persons hsVe All but
forgotten Some If the principles
and precrpts foE which ~ are
lab0rinR 50 hard 70 preserve
These things afe expected to b.
found N good order when they
return not as they were left for
ehangea Tor the better must De-
wrought not ia 3 staiemated con
dltiun. but with progress mate
IN the right direction. forward
Your fighting men are not gong
10 couutenance changes thai are
made IN al adverse manner There
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that have talked Wiuh. who -
press Their thought IL . like man
Ner
A. you ii wont u call Us the
guardians II democracy 80 We
eail you. the great country the
city We call home. the prlneiples
Tor which al Of Us oui here II
the edge Of the earth arr lighting
THESE things are Ia your hands
right now. don't forget that Tor
one minute You are holding
oar coat while We aght don't
get Il dirty Fight wlth as we
viii keep fhe enemy from the
shores. yua keep other elements
from doing damaEe where Il
hurts us the m1el IT home Bond
drives and war chest quotas be
lnF mel are swell things q hear
aAout cit here We know inst
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-31

-TRKEnoA O.. TsK pnIaB does nei give , aewspapeE
L. rtaAa aa pahn4h scandals. 4ttnEk tnn0ceni Inalvidnah q
hamznasa 4ssns N4Hfhsf does FREEDOM CT SPEECH give t&
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whlen~fsno raanaian Cor the sole nsason 81 disturbing the
aub{e n4ana. re vIoGsss TIE above right and pstvtisasa a 70
smannqsr sha Ksshat ard happiness ct all
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-31

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-31

THERE MAS ouITE A Iai q
nan poking ~ she stats psss.
when ne p esggala CITY a
mission scais uHss 49, hmllaa
re sale a IntoziFanit g. pei
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ihr State IsF iatUfr - -
proved : bill placing : 10 peusni
Eka On hootiee Nhfstef n legslE
81 Missa ippi Ta what
a4lgllg H. esllsd votlHe lrs an
tsxlng wei We Jaa. stand lea
tfaai the Etab COLLECTS tas from
IN vending macnlas aieitaiH8
l4ss ons afmea hanail that tie
eearss found i in4pe llse a. esl
ri II until Sheriff Newman iook
olflss the iifss 81 ths seal nj
winch INTERNATIONALLY aiasppeafs9
i ssN short week sitter H. tsll
cYsf a. efisf iaw enforcement
officer 81 ~ county 8nd have
failed q uappesr Lsuks like
Ire loss are adopting the attn
tude Of sse NJ evil. teaf ne EVIL
speak no evil pnt ian neek eui
q Il