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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-12
|AUTRY MENTIONED
in NAz BROADCAST

Many reports that the name Of
Robert E. Autry, formerly Of Will
mington, was mentioned in a short
wave broadcast from Germany,
where he has been held prisoner
for a year, have been received by
his aunt, Mrs. R. c. Plat of ITO
Chestnut street.
Provost Marshal General Gullion
has notified Mrs. Plat that on the
intercepted enemy broadcast Au-
try said Dear Aunt 1 am well
and okay. Hope you are the same.
Write often and tell everyone
hello. Love. (Signed) Robert E.
Autry." Gullion said this broad
cast supplements previous official
report received from the lnterna-
tional Red Cross.
Another report Of the incident
came from the Foreign Broadcast
Intelligence Service, Federal Com
munications Commission, Wash
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-12
KILLED IN CRASH

WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn, Mar.
11-lRACol. Hubert E. johnson,
commandant at the Army's air
field here, announced today that
Captain Thomas M. Boulware of
Barnwell, S. c., was killed today
in the crash of his fighter plane
in Long Island sound, near Mon
tauk Point. He leaves his widow
in Springfield, Mass.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-12

C. Taylor; Harvey Scott VS.. Rosa
bell Scott.
On the motion docket is the
City of Wilmington VS.. R. A. Par
sley, ct al.
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LOST-One Ration Book, No. 4,
Walter Hand, return to Ration
Board. SIS ltp
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Afford .

tContlnued on page %
for these new found citizens. Our
port, industrial and agricultural
facilities must be developed and
pushed If we are to maintain our
present population. We must en-
courage the industries now lo-
Gated here and induce others to
come, also.
come from a dairying section,
which activity, together with the
industrial efforts, have a tenden-
cy to balance each other. There
seems to be great opening for a
creamery here, but this cannot
exist or prosper unless the farm
ing communities TO our North are
developed and encouraged to OPP
crate dairies in connection with
truck farming and other activi-
ties. We must not put all our
eggs in one basket and depend
upon single industry, no matter
how large. At the same time, we
must also cooperate with our in
dustries and assist them in every
way in keeping up with their
needs and their ability to help
themselves. The city's interest
must also be the peoples interest.
All this calls for constant serv-
ice, prudent thinking. sound rea-
soning. prompt attention. decisive
action and feeling of friendi-
ness for your fellow citizens. We
must also have a safe place for
our citizens to live and work, SO
they may 60 about unafraid. Law
lessness must not be encouraged,
nor should crime be allowed to 20
unpunished. Some way must be
found to improve the 3uVenile de-
linquency situation and this is one
of our gravest problems. This il
a problem that affects everyone
and in many cases is q matter OF
parent delinquency, rather than
the child.
We should have a street inn
provement program and there is
no reason why all of our streets
should not be paved; surely they
can all be surfaced. We need a
sidewalk program. Our City
should be cleaned up and beauti-
fled and property owners urged to
keep their lawns in good shape
and the weeds cut from all vacant
lots. The lighting Of our streets
at night is matter that needs
more attention. According to the
latest reports the City revenue is
sufficient to do these things, so
there is no reason why they
should not be done.
My pledge to the Citizens and
voters, IL elected as Mayor. is to
the very best of my ability to
carry out the foregoing statement
and with your help will be sue
cessful in so doing.
This is the first of a series of
that will bring to you
during the course of my cam
paign to acquaint you with my
aims and objects, if you see fit
to elect me your mayor.
Yours for mayor,
OSCAR Afford.
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Wood said. III will be time of
deep stress and strain for many
Of those who have sons and
brothers involved. The prayers
we offer up will help us all"
Details OF the observance
have been announced at meet
ings of most civic and fraternal
organizations in both cities, and
in the schools, and over the loud
speaker system at the Ingalls,
Shipyard The Junior Chamber
Of Commerce took on the respon-
sibility of notifying the Pasca-
goula business houses, and the
Young Mems Business Club will
take over the same function for
Moss Point.
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Pascauoula And Moss Point Bands
Win Superior Ratings AT Biloxi


Nine Coast high school bands
participated in regional concert
and marching events at Biloxi
Saturday and in the marching
events eight of the bands received
a superior rating while the ninth,
Picayune, was disqualified be-
cause its leader marched with it.
During the day the concert
selections were heard at Biloxi
High school with parade at
4:30 pm. and the marching pro-
gram on the school athletic field
at night.
A large number Witnessed the
final events and enjoyed the in
tricate and fancy marching DEM
onstrations, which introduced the
latest marching steps and drew
warm applause.
The schools entered were Ocean
Springs. Bay st. Louis, ST. Stan
islaus, Picayune. Moss Point,
GCMA, Gulfport, Biloxi, and
PascagouIa. B. Frank Brown,
Gulfport, state chairman, was
pleased with the success of the
contest and praised Supt George
Ditto and the local committee for
their handling of local details.
Price DOYLE, State Teachers
College. Kensucky, John Vincent,
Western Kentucky Teachers Col
lege, and Henry +. Walmsley,
Mississippi State College, were
the judges. b. D. McAllister oi
West Point, state executive sec
retary, also was on hand
Mr.. Brown stated that ii was
hoped TO continue these regional
contests next year with the win,
ners participating In a state festil
val. In previous years all partici'
pating bands had converged OF
a central point IN the state for /
state wide contest tbut this year,
program brought the music o
bands to people at four regiona
points,.
Saturday nights marching
brought superior ratings fol
Ocean Springs, Bay st. Louis, st
Stanislaus, Moss Point, GCMA
Gulfport, Biloxi and PascHgculs
with the one school disqualified
The neatly attired young musi-
clans put on an interesting show
with their back breaking driin
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NOTICE
To the White Democratic Elec-
tors OF Jackson County:
On May 10. 1914. at 10 am,
there will be held convention
IN each precinct in Jackson
County for the purpose OF elect
ing delegates to the County Con-
vention to be held at the Court
House at Pascagoula, on May %.
at 10 am.
The County Democratic Execu-
tive Committee will also meet at
the Courthouse on May %, 1914.
at 8 am.
H. w. GAUTIER, Chairman.
ARTHUR ALLEN, Secretary
Jackson County Democrat
ic Executive Committee.
The people of Manipur, India,
do not eat meat.
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FOR SALE-A modern country
home, IL miles from Pascagoula
on paved Highway So: ingalls,
bus passes gate. Good high land.
While you are making good wag-
es buy your home and farm for
the future. Write A. NJ. Voss, P.
o. Box 710, Pascagoula. Phone
1853. 4-28 2tp
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Salvage

Continued from Page One)
list of the officers Of all organi-
cations in the community was
discussed. The minutes of the
April 25th meeting were read by
Mrs. R. B. Mahaffey. acting sec
retary- The completed recrea-
tional program will make Pasca-
couia much more desirable
place in which to live, 1t was felt
by the council.
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observe .

CONTINUED from Page y
come in and denomination. There
should be no vacant seats in any
OF our houses of worship
aSome of our own boys will be
among the many thousands of
American youths that will take
part in the invasion" Mayor
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COME TO THE ADVERTISER
PUBLISHING COMPANY for
your WEE CUPS and DISPEN-
SERS.
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County Al Clubs
Meet In Rallies
In Three Districts

Three District Rallies were
held last week for the All Clubs
Of Jackson County. The Wade
school welcomed the All Club
ms mbers of Hurley and Wade for
their rally.
Orange Grove was host to the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-05

FOR SALE - Three room home
withbath, on lot 287xl00 feet,
fenced, all conveniences, close to
bus line and good neighborhaad.
Apply H. A. Switzer, one block
off River Rd. at May Lane and
turn right " block off May Lane,
Pascagoula, Miss. Note mail box
on River Rd. 4-28 2tp
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ATTENTION FISHERMEN
There will be a meeting Monday
May Bin at o'clock, at the old
Union Hall over Alleys store
fer the purpose OF nominating a
secretary for the next year for
he Pascagoula Local. Gulf Coast
Shrimpers and Oystermen Asso-
.iation. ]. {. Page, See'y Pasca-
soula Local. SIS 1tp
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For Sale

FOR SALE-House and lot at 359
Grant st. Lot 78x212 IT, Has A.
room house with one bath, ar
ranged in two apartments, now
renting for $38 each, furnished.
Also Broom house in back yard
rented for $50 furnished. Has
pecan, fig and pear trees, grape
larbor, fenced-in chicken house
and garden. All at $3500.00 un-
furnished Terms 100000 cash,
balance monthly. Call E. H. Ba-
cot. Phone Sc. SIS 2tc
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FOR SALE = Globe Wernicke
Desk, typewriter chairs. legal and
letter Shaw Walker File Cabinets.
Chronicle Star office.
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FOR SALE-Four-room house, 2
years old, on lot 90x300, equipped
with gas, water, lights. For
quick sale see j. M. Lamb, Krebs
Lane. SIS 2tp
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Help Vented

WANTED-A steady sales lady,
experienced or nonlexperienced.
good pay. Apply Max Wilson.
4-28 2tp
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PAY CASH
AND
PAY LESS

FOR ASBESTOS SIDING
Bird Roofing. Free Estimate.
Call Hans Lumber Company
Telephone 477-R or come TO
K. F. HANSEN AND SON
Krebs Lane, Pascagoula
Il Mile West of Airport Inn
SIS 1T
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WE HAVE MOST OF YOUR
NEEDS IN OFFICE SUPPLIES:
Pencils, ink, carbon paper, station
cry of all kinds, scratch pads,
adding machine tape, typewriter
Gibbons, for all makes of ma
chimes, adding machine ribbons,
post binders, ledgers, journals.
ledger sheets, receipt and time
books, index file cases, index
cards, index guides, paste. muci-
lage, rubber stamp pads, rubber
stamp ink, etc. THE ADVERTIS-
Err PUBLISHING COMPANY.
$40 dh
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FOR SALE-Practically new Hol-
lywood double bed, "a roll-away
bed. SAG N. Pascagoula Street.
Phone 59l-J. 5-5 2tp
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Wonted TO Buy


WANTED TO BUY--Icebox or
electric refrigerator. Phone 502.
5-5 ltp
WANTED TO BUY-Radios. We
pay cash for table model radios
in any condition. Please bring
them in. THE RADIO SHOP, 234
Canty st. 3-24 8tp
WILL PAY CASH FOR USED
FURNITURE. Dyess Furniture
Co. 326 Krebs Ave, city Ala 8tc
WANTED TO BUY--Three H. P.
used outboard motor, reasonable.
kowateh, 406 1lth St.. City.
4-28 2tp
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For Rent

FOR RENT-Bedroom for two
girls near shipyard 9l7 Buena
Vista. Phone 4s7. SIS ltp
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LOST-Eight Ration Books, Nos.
3 and 4, E. r. Hegwood, Mary E.
Cleatus, j. 7. Fulgham, return to
Ration Board. SIS 1tp
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FOR SALE-House and lot look
$50, between high school and
shipyard, 342 Herrick st. Phone
2l2. SIS ZIP
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ROOMS FOR RENT-Room for Q
ladies, private home. Phone 3O3-J
'507 Garfield, City. SIS lin
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FOR SHEET METAL Roofing
and siding call 684, Bert Webb.
Railroad Street. SIS 4tp
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WANTED - To borrow old or
new sewing machines to be used
in Red Cross sewing room. Mrs.
Rudolph Frellsen. Phone 873-W.
All 4tdh
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FOR SALE-Late model Electro
lux vacuum cleaner, wool rug
and pad, 20 Colt woodsman au-
tomato 41s-in- barrel, holster,
extra magazine and cartridges, Is
gauge Lefever double barrel
shotgun and 2 boxes shells. Til
llth Street. SIS 1tp
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FOR SALE-One black 1888 4
door Oldsmobile, extra good tires,
new battery, new seat covers, mo-
tor recently overhauled. Priced
for quick sale, $685., Phone l054-M,
1406 E. Tyler Ave. SIS ltp
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FOR SALE-l94l Tudor Ford
good condition, radio and heater,
$500 cash. No trade. Can be seen
at Virgins Drug Store, Deimas
Ave, Pascagouia. Contact Mrs
Julius Virgins. SIS 1tc
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HAVE YOU TRIED THE NEW
PARKERS DUNK INK? We
have brand new supply in all
colors at THE ADVERTISER
PUBLISHING co.
$40 dh
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PLEASE NOTICE THE NEW
DISPLAY OF MARKW L
APLE HINES IN
CHRONICLE STAR OFFICE
WINDOWS. A GOOD SUPPLY
ON HAND.
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FOR SALE-Two crude oil heat
ers, one heatrola. Box l55, phone
5l62 Moss Point. 5-5 ltdh
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LOST-Five No. 4 Ration Books,
Arthur Hickey, Pearl Hickey, J,
w. Hickey, Junior Hickey, Bob
bic Hickey. Return to Ration
Board. 5-5 1tp
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FOR SALE-24-heater Shelton
permanent wave machine, l elec-
trio hair dryer, both in first class
condition-for quick sale 5000.
Delta Barber Shop, S. Pascagoula
and Lincoln Avenue. SIS ltp
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A NEW SHIPMENT OF LEATH-
Err BILLFOLDS, Ii AT HE r
BOND HOLDERS, RATION
BOOK HOLDERS. COME BY
AND SEE WHILE THE SUPPLY
rs PLENTIFUL.
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FOR SALE-l00 lb. pecans at 25c
per Id. Oscar Green, 731 Beach.
SIS 2tp
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FOR SALE - Toledo counter
scales, electric vegetable cooler,
practically new, soda fountain
carbonator. Box 1855, phone 5l62,
Moss Point. SIS ltdh
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FOR SALE--One bath tub, good
condition. Phone Mr.. Blanchard,
1891 Moss Point. SIS ltc
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FOR SALE-2l-ft. National house
trailer, also l941 Nash Coach, ex-
cellent condition. D. d. Kitch-
ems. Box 103, Grand Bay, Ala.
SIS ltp
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Vented

WANTED TO RENT-Two-room
furnished apartment or just kitch-
en- furnished, permanent resi-
dents. Phone 130, w. A. Reynolds.
5-5 ltc
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FOR SALE-1a35 Ford Converti-
bic coupe with 1886 engine, re-
Gently overhauled, good tires 1896
Lincoln Avenue. phone e23-M.
SIS 2te
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Escatawpa, Ed Mayo and Orange
Lake Clubs, and Gautier was host
to 81 Martin. Vancleave and
Daisy Vestrv Clubs.
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Special Notices

COME TO THE ADVERTISER
PUBLISHING co. for your sta
tionery to be printed.
$40 oh
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-05

FOR SALE-Chickens-60 White
Rocks, months old SIS, IS Leg
horns. IL lbs. $50; complete
brooder equipment $40. Lot for
$4,000 quick sale. P. o. Box 522,
Paseagoula. SIS 2tp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-05

FOR SALE-1941 Ford 5-passen-
ger super deluxe convertible
coupe, leather upholstery, heat
er, 5 pre-war tires, excellent con-
dition, motor AL. Never used
over 20 weight oil or added any
between changes. $4,000 miles
service at slow speed. Phone
l054-R after 5 pm. 11O6 l4th st.
5-5 2tp
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WANTED-To buy small book
case, 3 or A shelves. Phone 534.
4-28 3tp
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iOST-Billfold containing $1,000
and valuable papers. Finder keep
money and return contents to c.
E. Shelton, x-3l9 Eastlawn-
SIS ltp
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PERMANENT WAVE soc. Do
your own Permanent with
Charm-Kurl Kit. Complete equip
ment, including 40 curriers' and
shampoo. Easy to do; absolutely
harmless. Praised by thousands
including Fay Mckenzie, CLAM
crous movie star. Money refund
ed if not satisfied. 3-3 l0tp
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LOST = Two Ration Books, No.
8 and 4, Mary c. Thigpen, Napo-
leon Thigpen. Return to Ration
Board. SIS 1tp
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LOST RIMA SWISS MAKE
WATERPROOF WATCH, from
802 School Ave-, to Lincoln. Re-
ward for return to Lloyd Aricer,
U. S. Navy, 802 School Avenue.
SIS 2tp
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FOR SALE-One 5-year-old nat
ural gated saddle horse, iron
gray. $3.50 cash, Charles Taylor,
E. Lincoln Ex., Rt. /. SIS 3tp
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

Upholstered Living Room
Suite, .9x12 Wool Rug and
Pad, Solid Maple Bedroom
Suite, Kitchen Table and
Bench. Other Odd Pieces
such as Lamps, Tables, Dish
es. etc.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-05

WANTED-Boys for morning and
afternoon paper routes. E. D.
Phillips, Mgr. Mobile Press Reg
lister, GIT Buena Vista. Phone 437.
4-2l Stp
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WANTED-Young, intelligent la
dies for counter girls and wait
resses. No alcoholic beverages
sold, no gambling. Apply Pasca-
goula Municipal Beach Park in
person 8 am. to IL am. Pasca-
goula, Miss. 4-28 2tp
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WANTED - White or colored
chef. Must be dependable, sober
person, Apply 8 am. to IL am.
in person, Pascagoula Municipal
Beach Park, Pascagoula, Miss.
4-28 2tp
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LOST-Two No. Ration Books,
Mollie Caraway, Charlie w. Car
away. Return to Ration Board.
5-5 1tp
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LOST-Ten Ration Books. No.
3 and 4, Alberta Geater, Johnny
Geater, Sarah Green, George
Green, Sam Green, Jr. Return 10
Ration Board. 5-5 ltp|
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Lost and Found

LOST-One Ration Book, No. 8.
Hallet H. Stone. Return to Ra-
ton Board. SIS 1tp
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LOST-Brown skiff, No. L-80-
SAB. Return to Oscar Green, 73l
Beach. SIS reward SIS 2tp
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LOST-Three Ration Books, two
No. 4, one No. 3, Dezzie Fountain,
Clarence Fountain, 230 Carver
Village. So ltp
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LOST-One No. 4 Ration Book,
Linda B. Shows. Return to Ra-
tion Board. SIS ltp
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FOR SALE = Five-room house
with bath. 300 Mckinley Avenue,
$3.50 cash and assume $500 in
notes payable $50 per month with
6% interest and 1914 taxes. Call
E. H. Bacot. Phone sc. SIS 2tc
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VAN ADS

FOR SALE-V-s 1886 Dual long
wheel base chassis. six good
tires, engine Al condition. Phone
AIS or address P. o. Box 285.
4-28 2tp
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LOST-One Ration Book No. 8,
David Anderson. Return to Ra-
ton Board. SIS ltp
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FOR SALE-Four pigs, weaned,
Poland China grade. A. M. Voss.
Phone 1853. P. o. Box ITO, Pas
cagoula. 5-5 ltp
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LOST-One Ration Book, No. A,
Manuel Harris. Return to Ration
Board. SIS ltp
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LOST-One No. 3 Ration Book,
jeanette E. Mcintyre. Return to
Ration Board. SIS ltp
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LOST-Purse with two Rauon
Books, 3 and 4, Carria Wilson.
Return to Ration Board. SIS ltp
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The people Of Manipur, India
do not eat meat.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-05

FOR SALE-Radios, table, con-
sole, electric and battery pow
cred. THE RADIO SHOP, 234
Canty st. 3-24 8tp
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ADS
FOR SALE-V-s 1886 Dual long
wheel base chassis. six good
tires, engine Al condition. Phone
ATS or address P. o. Box 285.
4-28 2tp
FOR SALE-Radios, table, con-
sole, electric and battery pow
cred. THE RADIO SHOP, 234
Canty ST. 3-24 8tp
COME TO THE ADVERTISER
PUBLISHING COMPANY for
your WEE CUPS and DISPEN-
SERS.
FOR SALE-Four pigs, weaned,
Poland China grade. A. M. Voss.
Phone 1853. P. o. Box 710, Pas
cagoula. 5-5 ltp
FOR SALE - Five-room house
with bath 800 Mckinley Avenue,
$3.50 cash and assume 1890 in
notes payable $50 per month with
6% interest and 1914 taxes. Call
E. H. Bacot. Phone sc. SIS 2tc
FOR SALE-One maple bedroom
suite, one dining room suite, one
set of golf clubs. Phone 822-W.
SIS 1tp
FOR SALE-1941 Ford 5-passen-
ger super deluxe convertible
coupe, leather upholstery, heat
er, 5 pre-war tires, excellent con-
dition, motor AL Never used
over 20 weight oil or added any
between changes. $4,000 miles
service at slow speed. Phone
l054-R after 5 pm. 1106 l4th st.
SIS ZIP
FOR SALE-One 5-year-old nat
ural gated saddle horse, iron
gray. $3.50 cash, Charles Taylor,
E. Lincoln Ex, Rt. /. SIS 3tp
FOR SALE-l00 lb. pecans at 25c
per Id. Oscar Green, 73l Beach.
SIS 2tp|
x-~~x- - =
FOR SALE-Late model Electro
lux vacuum cleaner, wool rug
and pad, % Colt woodsman au-
tomato 415-in barrel, holster,
extra magazine and cartridges, Is
gauge Lefever double barrel|
shotgun and 2 boxes shells. 71Tl
llth Street SIS ltp
FOR SALEA24-heater Shelton
permanent wave machine, / elec-
trio hair dryer, both in first class
condition-for quick sale 5000.
Delta Barber Shop, S. Pascagoula
and Lincoln Avenue. SIS 1tp
FOR SALE-One bath tub, good
condition. Phone Mr.. Blanchard,
1881 Moss Point. SIS ltc
FOR SALE-Good used violin. |
516 S. Market Street. SIS 2tp
Speciol Notices |
COME TO THE ADVERTISER |
PUBLISHING co. for your sta
tionery to be printed.
$40 dh
CABINET WORK, anything in
wood made to order, repair, and
duplicate, sash doors made to or
der. Box 564, Moss Point, Miss. |
3-24 8tc |
PERMANENT WAVE soc. Do
your own Permanent with
CharmKurl Kit. Complete equip
ment, including 40 curriers' and |
shampoo. Easy to do; absolutely |
harmless. Praised by thousands |
including Fay Mckenzie, CLAM |
crous movie star. Money refund |
ed if not satisfied. 3-3 10tp |
WE HAVE MOST OF YOUR |
NEEDS IN OFFICE SUPPLIES:
Pencils, ink, carbon paper, station
cry of all kinds, scratch pads, |
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-28

loS. use only as dlreCted. Consult
physician when pains persist.