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

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

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a8e promptly beloved at -
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81 nas8as 8 Ire 4HB9
delegation II 1seEH Ka4 sate8
u override ae PIE Hetu
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eaue, tie aM - tee laid aa0
thH ins laSpa ex N8 ~
emtrea T. pay en8 amps nsstess
lefte sfeu hlaaaH aaIsaE# IL laa
TIE naef fiscal ea fsle1
hsn hlfX bullion
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.oaH @ona he had carried an
hammer q rs President and HI
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situation bas lsaen t. ihe making
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slbgs Nel ihat II ealue le i head
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Department o eaaan
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Stewart Says:

Washington IaWk1gsa 49, -
a1a fal nea vest q la44 W.
Hlaa eaa PROMISE fse Ansass
tn people eaat4naad em
breaking production q a
tlaH si s-9al aaa
amount If faa they hae n la48
q lea 8 Light eassna 81 Ie
tsat pH - eunsainaf
TIE leasI ealaa -
efaiuetloa . tee fsaglan enisr
- lHlfd tut eesH II conflict VS.
r. III on pIsfe ana naval sc
aseh val 8esslaHs Eaf ada8I
Is ~ tatfls manu-
tHtH
Fs ARE ae8ea Is fszaa
rste leo 4lH f.sf total essr
esfes STU 3 - sc tiiuasaasaa b,
sa aade l848 AftliIe.s
ammunition Ha heaN asug
truck ufaaaef ~ III he III
Army Base Building Naar Ind
RfeaaefIan = esaaameal Lon
she ai.a aHg a. m ne4a
q las4 according T. Is alsa
construction Is Army and
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taflataam nlH Drip m anlg =
as H 1872 a@ 81 e
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sHssss fsa AHs
3 ii $50 NIt esal aaaitem
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a easA AIMS a s-erassnea
M ~ q tae Nafm
$40 BE- s0 nse
ssss esee raHata trusts a
a0 afHaH ~
mount Is Etasa mlk usN
plg asei p~saaha
5a aH afa eefea u0N
IRE NpE aaa PROMISES ffas
taase efllsea smala seon
aass 4 vii b turned a8sf
H#e# - esaan ktKs
hlag machines alsa ae
eaanHa NNff agarA Aaae sa
afaae u ssgseNs Aisssgsa pre-
asatan t : aHa na &rE
afEIee - civilian gsga enseHt
etea 10 ~ mluaefHing sn11t
ae k Is ala9M eaasA
~ slse u 81 t9pea 4sss Aan
ae wa ard oie tAa 4nstsa
States May Ia ufapgsehnentau
ham48eFe American fleet sapfsa
aes IL ise Fak4sle becomes more
marked aas Is Us
hafaas % tie Japa Il salss oas
lm . n4ala aaRaaeuseHt "a LIE
Haau faefa has Served Il afu tn
American Aay8 keeH TIE pst
authorities saMA tlaa1e esaaa ~
ua major engagement without
safne lasses On losA slae
fbaa under > bassaaag senea
ala lhag alluNea a. losses lhat
hser naf occurred the Assy has
e4panasa faster tasa exEmctea
Ira Japausw a eoursa ast
probably banding ta2s bat ca
pefta a1abk ttaay ean nAaAld. lau1ch
sIaa commission eafnaat ahips
fast - me United States ae
The Jap hish egssnnsan1 must
knee tnas, - apparently : lNap
e u 40 augtnAae aDaalt 4
Aaanwhiie the American feef is
ltehiae fpf TIE iln4l. Dis aho0
agNH hadie sEs phases ans
tame
HelleTe Il o. not. tae Office 81
Price Administration Is not il.
quite - bud with TIE people a.
II Wa muH4s lmr. batk
Price AaminI tfaguf Chester
Eewiea himself Is authority laa
fbaf
Wmle the public stiif assiikes
ratlaaAng Ba4les aays, II - be
ginning "a as ifgsa wnaf eofsai-
tinH would * without reatre
tiuns q ans klfaa Complaint
against natI0ulaaa asa GO fne
dawa.gfade Hut mAii complain
nE about price has gAnea
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policing
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firms fagadeslHe services which
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mendassni saeall be psaea a
SCENTS AsifseH II. safes tas
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03

peea TINS service 14uenden
40 0aa ~ - the STAT.
faf some TesU Hsa8 ae TO-
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fa1 #IH#
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Gautier

~ and Mr. Carl Dpsrumvu
brother and ms wile NJ ana
rs + T. Mon OF Long Beach,
Calf. win q seafead dinner On
TaeMaaN st tbs week Among
she otter quests ~ tae evening
0efe a. aud ST. Tom Murphy
ii 0eeau Spring. alEs " &
Wesfplsal ii paeaeaala. Jack
DeEramsu - Alexandra la
and Albert Dekongn - Detroit
Jack Deleor1yu If Alexandria
Ia + visiting hss aneIe. CaH
D~eseCnyn. IS Is his uncle AlheFf
DeIcaneu u Detroit. Mieh. II
Car ueleauyus brother
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03
ASSA

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West Ertsea. Is esn u
asr Mm Eaae Lnnep II W
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KaaH DIVISION the iftfr
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sat t arrival ~ las K &
Frey described u 10 aaalfai STA
nllAs eA r aus ss
te seine ii ne aa and
spgss 0se ere rNk fan@iasN
are ere pseffaeaf a ase
asn Size un - Say tns
ths at0Fs ~ 0fanFr vt
everything and have afe
4af they have nW hose NJ
Frey Mriveu o few daxN wtuze
Christmas and tells the beau
HEtI 8~scegafiofle that
she and her hzsstaFa have SCI
up Housekeeping - 3 aiotn
lsoas WEtn . lovely yard Sit
winds 10 her Aeftsx wtf34 Don
et aEse.se tell voa It's ISLAND
ant ace 4 izE su the
States So g. = faes1 ana exa
a@ - easseesnaa
0uf IT Carmel - Tle sa
ICalif Is > place o9 NUshsp ealled
the Cnagnh Is t9e Waslaaer
AwmasHa a. an interesting
pasnnssiet ttsat waa brought a.
the Chaaniex Sts4r b : friend
thu reorganization Of Hs eaAlFet
IL 1870 y described Is - @dgen
tire II uniss
Eataslszhsz3 . 8 Mstaeaast
church L. 1854. Il h#es4ue . plaa'
a. worship Cor thos4 q atnef d.
nominations untH ~ ms efd q
Sc wears il 49, EsW gaased as 3
community church wuoN hlta4
ness Is administered g. . ehaaef
leaaaae tn Whea each member
mas q soien ara . vote No ao
tftual Gexa afe required u mem
beFa naF Is there cry restraint II.
iAe sea IT TIE pastor % the
people They have many @ew
points but On Christ
III 1910 tee efsirch edifsee Va
Wmnteliea ana kasau9flea alaa
IL eauipnens fof religious eaa
.catlun ara community service
greatly enflehea AMI its fame
las spread until on is guest book
nav ha read the naFnea q w0
h4upinR visitors fFera eli parts
Al tie States and lfoaa many
lands overseas And these pa
asgae nsVe gwen 70 4 the aafHe
al the Church e ttle NayEafs
me place mas the ehaFIn u saeh
Church - might b. found II .
Nerve alan OF Tsfolean village
with Is lo0 gas1en val INTO
esnieh = built 8 rugged stone
cross and D w0gden Seaf winch
stvtfes the pasDR Is rest ana
ls thankful The inteFteH Of the
church which EasIAeHu N ehal
4efff CONTAINS h-aad-eaeeea Dad
ching GoHale II design ~hieh
aas brought from t5e chapel u
Bourbon Princes m ua castle 81
hefnt ftaly The esraen 3 Es
hcaf N zetting and the name q
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03

TREEpoM G TIE PRESS eaes aof give = hewHpapsf
ths nahs 70 publish scnndsia. eataeA lansssni lndsvsaasAs o.
hnnEnaAk A1zanz. HAsthax 0aeA FREEDOM OF SPEECH eve Ire
Individual the aah4 10 ~ Kmaar the reputation Of outstanding
rfflaana- ataaeh ahn eomnnnttYH laadina knssatustonas ner start
whsnpnrAsa campaign f0r the sole FaAseA Of disturbing ths
rahfr peace. Ta stalata tha abowa rights and privileges y 60
anAsnsaR ne rights saa happiness al all
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03

Tnf FHh aa flea - easl Texas
oaes was gwen NJ Ia EeolnKass
because II haa mons 81 the A
face features eQtluauN 10 atEAf
flelaa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03
THE cooL wEArnrR or

THE cooI. WEATHER or
lhe Hssl leN aas has maas ale
IT anfnR fade i little
agi aak any hss T. Ies1k around
IL - Nt&ugsa WiateEt8 sna
a2aleas arr approaching thtiF
peak. "a AMI crepe myrtle are
aiIaaH Is hali ea spfiae fsua
81 ane m tut blaam. ard Jack
asa esssnis Is reasoning ste pab
~ MHutt II mat lsae lasst es
freeze only haias of everything
aia r. WsII
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03
P~oscoGoulo Women
Observe World Day
OF Prayer Friday

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WkH1 LAZY DAYS THAT
81 make re seae EHoH1 -
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So IIH asaaIza IL zazHeH. So
vita lHe continued -
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ann HemaInz e nfsn5f IHae
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zunmaT manihs Ws believe rs.
HaIka i gwen fne anss saa#z
- keep 80 beaeh mueH eHaHH.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03

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49, Mpp0Fts ENlua sseus1f
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afenaF8 II Destruction -
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aan - shae st asaaaa - taking
fh.e pfonm ffazu under Is @ah
Latest fashion nat tfna me
sagh Paaa 6a maen aslf Rola
earrings are tHsur NaFn shnsaaKh
h punched 81 tie ear laee
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tsaxa . Unagea States Narship
III tie sAah Pacific Anl alfa
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taat Hhafs aHe piala ARD fancy
atym OmN IS severe ehaeuN t
3 Relian circle bal 3Ee ether
display = crescent ua 5 ehaGn II
itat aKaifst fhe ear TAls ne8
TAD sn4ong Amertesn sailors 81
reailY . revival uf n custom If
teetea 0y taFa during the aass 81
clippers And thas d. suggest ~.
Hatsa Gossip ean remember
mach iatef u course when q
child seeing saeh aeM Eavs n ths
ears II salsora about fhe ssfeee
q New 0rleans Haf she dld nor
belieYe thai fheg aers real sail
aFs bat something that had step
pea from me pages # the Ara
ban Nights ag Some lany tale
Aneui the recent Neadna o.
Hiss Ferenee Creme daanuta
II d. AMI Mr. ] Carts Crane
THIS marks the flfsf aase mat 3
daughter 81 8 minister resilient
81 hse aaanss has teen mar9Iea
either u Tie manse a IA fha
rhnnch IN the hail .a-ceutuFs O.
more since me founding q fhf
First Presbyterian church in Pa
cag0ula
strange hoW nearly akin laugh
ter aud aorfoW are Passing &
newsstand. the other dag. Gossip
Hotieeo On tie cover a = maga
zine q pletnse Of 8 QlfI Wiao ape
peaFed 10 b. screaming with h0f-
ror Closer investigation revealed
tkat the title q the magazines
: : Jokes L Is 81 be ore.
almad that the aaEnsei Was sup
aaaea 90 Re laughing Wtth Eteu
as 40 publisher would uaus pub
lHiy euuses that the Jokes there
- were ~ haa a. IA bring s loak
O. h0tfef. ne matter what tne
reader might fhiak Gagssp has
uufleed Haany times taat unIess
\ ptcturaa ACE = clearly de-
ae5 ibea Is laughing. ST CRYING
i Is hard 10 tel which Is which
And over raala. sometimes laugh
leE sounds strangely hka cry
ms. ann vlcev versa Taking of
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@ Ha eaHeesan ae
faaNH 6H4 aua tAe at1ansNs4
aa ~ aga aaIlae sAe Usis
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Braa Maat svefsi Is tBess reo-
p AHa a4nee nAE
uHae SIZE aas examaue1 tfe tore
heAas - nssns pictures II laN
tFeakEu @ua fH found thai
aaaslK fnfes shtaHshs y gaem hSNe
unusually aaeh iosenee8 No
8iUe s. &aaEa s8uef6Ha
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Tea bm cent # ysmf lnzuma
il War Beads wfM kaae Il
build thA places anA lankn
that VIII Insure defeat If ma.
leF and his AXIS paxenafa
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r Will TAKE BuME pssfss
assn 1saaina IT gsaaa esalfts
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quota i planfGg1H go MeHs
system IL - eale
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The lasae Gfsa9 Msd W
little different from the recent
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a. 1nsetnsn At NEth u
turns "a taas Rec G9 dFtEa efu
~ brake 81 sasnt tas
tsE Hcstfft1s M 81
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ms n oAa II IA As stasety poatsrs printed By ne Army 81 ~9
hoa - Displayed h Wr gtann uafeaeheat TIE aal1n = So pfoaas-
uon 1t tp auaea Tha poster IL based on story t8m kew GeaHE@ -
shtsh eneany uoops we're reported "a have bayQftsd wuansed AmsEi-
can saasnF4 One8af Il S Army poster. anfefnatiosai SeuaapAofo1
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stafaa det&aa Hs
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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-05-26

duce $1,000 planes Governor Dewey of New York who
1910 produced all the figures to show couldn't be done
Mr. Dewey claimed would take four years build the plants
which to make $4,000 planes Dewey pointed another
obstacle the need of 1000 take of
war planes
If had listened to Mr. Deweyand others of that type
would not have had the planes the plan the
force, when the Japs struck in December, 1871.
Happily for the United States did not listen to Mr.
Dewey and his type That time listened Roosevelt and
converted peaceme factories to plants and built
plants In these plants built planes
$4,000 the first and enlisted and trained the best force
of birdmen in the history of the world
Now, four years after Mr.. Dewey showed how we
couldn't build $4,000 planes year. only have that
but have produced 000bgger and better than they
dreamed in 940and have air force of 1885 900
fighting
Four years ago Mr. Dewey said most unfortunate
President recognized Soviet Russia Now Mr. Dewey
Others found that the President knew what he
doing.
All of which goes bit of the way toward showing that
Dewey still has lot to learn 1t not quickly that the
pupil catches with the master and sometimes they
do In times when the gong is rugged servcemen
fond of saying good idea trust the fellow who
demonstrated that he knows most of the
predict omorrows events well has President
News.
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RUSSIAN CLERIC
THANKS AMERICANS

A message of thanks for United
States aid to Russian war victims was
radioed to this country by Metropolis
tan Sergei, Patriarch of All Russia
just a few days before he died in
Moscow on May Is, it was disclosed
today by Russian War Relief, member
agency of the National War Fund
The late head of the Russian Ortho-
dox Church, who died at the age of
II of brain hemorrhage, invoked
divine blessings on Americans who,
through Russian War Relief are shar-
ing their clothing with families in
Russia's recaptured areas. The Rus
sian church leader, in this last message
to the people of the United States,
also expressed the hope that out of
their common suffering would come
an enduring friendship and happy
future for the Russian and American
peoples.
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Typical Case In Montana

Over in Montana there be typical private power
of those which claims to the biggest river
the state Tin this the Missouri which bases
for inflated values legislative
been made to make the Montana Power company reduce
rate base to conform with the base reports taxation
but legislatures all know pckngs
the big utility boys And of the Montana public
commission like similar commissions everywhere has all
sorts Of why cannot compel the MP
its rates
Now however, appears that may
be dpaed and the commission will have to find
The Federal Power Commission holding hearings
gardng MP policies and everything indicates that going
compel the company eliminate about fifty million dollars
stock and fictitious writeups claimed
uation for rate-making purposes-y millions which have
already been turned profits to promoters of crooked
stock transactions but upon which the
have BEEN and still high rates make still
profits-Capita Press (Ore.).
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PROFUNDTTIES OF PETRONIUS
(Cf. Missoula Sentinel)
BY JOHN STAHLBERG

There actually exist, even in this
enlightened day, persons who believe
that others besides ourself have the
right to life, liberty and the pursuit
of happinessl We can't understand
where people pick up these subversive
notions. How did those others ever
acquire any rights, anyway? Really,
we should be above recognizing even
their existence, to say nothing of
rightsl
Someone has suggested that under
the principle of noblesse oblige we
should also be above inflicting wanton
rudeness upon those who are socially
or economically at disadvantage in
relation to us; that we should at the
very least be above stealing from such
people, whether the theft be of bread
or of ideas; that if we must steal we
ought to steal from our equals. This
is radicalism of the most dangerous
sort. In the first place, it would not
be friendly to steal our associates
ideas; and in the second place, our
associates have no ideas worth steal
ing.
The Bible says that all men are
brothers and that who so hateth his
brother is murderer. This means
that if you don't like us you should
be taken out and hanged. Our sub
ordinate XXX, whom we love and cher
sh, tells us that-Hey, wait minutel
He says that this fraternal relation
ship ought to apply both ways, and
hat if we hate you, we are guilty too!
# Xxx, doesn't stop picking up these
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NEWsRoYs oF THE SKY
COURSES FOR CANADIAN FORCES

Sixty-seven specially prepared edu-
cational courses are now available to
members of the Canadian armed
forces through the Canadian Legion
Educational Services, the Wartime
Information Board reports. A total of
129,361 persons registered for CORE
spondence courses by March 81, 1914.
Last year, 33,73S persons overseas
were registered.
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BEHIND THE
BATTLEFRONTS
FEWER WORKERS ON FARMS

r EWER WORkERS ON FARMS
The number of persons working on
farms in the U. S. April 1 was about
three per cent lower than in the same
period last year, the Department of
Agriculture reports. 81
V
NEWSBOYS OF THE SKY
American newsboys Of the sky"
have ben dropping copies of a Dutch
language weekly newspaper over oc-
cupied Holland in answer to nazi lies,
Aneta, official Netherlands news
agency, reports. In one case, when
nazis claimed the Luftwaffe had laid
London in ruins, the aerial newsboys
countered by showering papers over
Holland showing how much of London
still stood and how London streets
were still a maze of traffic.