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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27

@aibingtuu. - Sic @eiahr ser
arbeitsloiigf,i If pon Niuionen, bon
Bergen poa iiberid)iiiiisem ariegs.
material lU'a gcoBen bracbliegenNeu
SnOuItriehetriebcn bot 9eamte ser
Sunoesbauptitaot in ciirige SGtig,
felt ueriest. IS bnnoelt iid) Inn Nas
&ieIenprohleN ser Nod)friegs.ul.
telling, uno' ocs 0iutto lalltet: "@s
mus lcBt gepiant lHerben!"
Niemano pernclnt, oaB rod 9rob,
Shladten beuoriteben, oaB ser
&rieg nod lanye nitt poriiber lit.
SatiGdlit) mullte man bis por fur.
ger 3eit nidlt uiel uon 9todrfriclS
umltellung bOren, ga man beiiird),
t,te, Die SepGlfcluug founc ourd)
falIhen Sutimismus peranlaBt per.
Den. in Sarbcit 5lr ueriGllen.
CHARLES &. gSilion, ser Grefl-
tip S;5eoorIisenoe ser gSar Gro-
SIrtion @oaro erflGrtc crit fiirsIid,
in elmer Sonf,rcn5 ser NationaI
Blaming SIllociation: 9is Dor fur
Sem befiirhiete ih, Sab ipIde Gr-
orterilngeE lid legen oie ariesspro-
BUTTON ouslpirfen piirSen, peIhe
on erIter St, lie itebt. Hllu aiaubc
if, oaB Die 3eit fonumt, oa mir
obne 8cfabr scr Dor uns lieaerSen
au'gate mebr Nufmerfiamfeit
ifenfen fonnen.
Son allcn Seit,n, Don 8aih1its,
leuten, Der Sanopirtihait, Arbciter-
lbaft mo mr. Regierllng. miro oar-
auT aurlnerf'am aemaht. onb oas
Snno lifl noll uao gan5 scr Gad-
frlegsplanang 5lnrenoen muB. Cine
Der Sauptauigaben h,s GrGlioenten
3ooIeoelt iii Die Shaiiuns ser Ma-
'6inerie iiir b:e ltmiteauna ser
Hationalw:rtihait pom ariea oui
Den tSrieaen Gr bat bcreits Ser
naro at @arud,. Sen Soriit .noen
Der SuOlIitrebeboroe Nes eriten
@eltfriege,, beauItraat. elm 9ro-
gramm 5u cnt1perfen.
Cine Dihtige Gntifeiouna Miro
Die @abl Ser Tegierlmssagentur
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27
ueh i,.rtttbare 1trGite
int Dritten Reid,

Detroit. @enn audi inn arieac
NIT Ceutidlano baIrieoigenoe Sort
idritte perseihnet tperben f0nl,e1, 10
lei ooh Sic 3eit, nit sen vSt0Beu
5uriidaubalten", nod nift gefpn,=
men, crfldrte 6elomaridma Sir ssobn
Gia in eirer &eoe Dor aRitglieoera
oes Economic Club bier. 0eutih.
lano, iaste Ser Senior ser britiidet
Tertreter am aollegium ser 8ereinia-
ten Stabsfeis. bat einise fllr1tbare
Sdlage eingeitedt, bat ieinerieits nber
nod einige furftbare S6l1ge in iidy.
8ir miiiien auf Ieut d)lano ouf oem
Meere, 81 San6e mo BON Ger luft ber
einlhlagen uno 5luar 10 lunge, bis
es feline S6liige mebr binnebnen
fann. llnS penn 9eutihlano 5uiam-
menbri6t, baben mir inuner nod Ole
ie beimtiidiifen Sapaner 81, pernid-
ten llno ih meii,e mir, Sem id,
boffe, Sic iino nidt, ,uie einige gIau.
ben, Der Meinuns, oaB mir, oie 8ri-
ten, am ariege aesen Sapan iueniser
Sntereiie nebmen OILS Sie."
Cir Sobn 5o0te ser 21ian,uen-
arbeit Ser alliierteu Nationcn uno ben
amerifani'den Yroouftionsleiituneen
1ribut Mno flbr Damn fort:
3mei Sd,lingen aus Stabl, bic aus
8lat, Sdspeib uno 1rdnen geidmie-
oct iino, sieben iif unablpenobar en-
ger ,m l1niere beioen Geinoe."
Nie in ser @eididte, iaste er, bobe
'eines Gradtens 10 polfo,nmene gu
iammemarbeit unter MGnnern Der.
idieoener Nationen beitanbeu, uno er
CLAUDE niht, oaB bieIe 3uiammem.
arbeit ~in oen tommenSen Sabren"
nit Siderbeit eeeen cine .balsab.
idneioerii6e" &onfurren5 aufgegeben
weroen fonnte. Gin 1eil ser 6eutihen
&riegs,naid)ine, iette er bin3u, tonne
ME gan5 5erit0rt tperoen, aud) nah
9eutihlanos @apitulation nidt -
Ole :Seutlde Observation-Disclosures"
Hropaganca femme feinen @affenitiu-
ltuno, uno lpenn oie frieolieben6en
Nationen nidt etpig maGiam iino,
tonnen iie INNER nod Sen Grieoen
perlieren, e6enio. tuie iie Den lebten
uerloren".
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27

Den un q elDt
dem Magen das
ange1ehme &c.
fuhl Won Warne.
Wenn Sic die
Freuden glickli.
cher Linderung
Won Hartleibig.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27
Zine Stimme der vernunft

Wnn man ipod)enlang einen Ita-
pei pon llnlinn iiber ben 5ufiinitigen
"6rieSen" nit 1eutihlano geleien
uno abnlifes ii6er oas NaOio ge-
bert bat, tut es einem ribtig pobl,
uenn cine Stinme ser 8ernunit
pcrnebmbar miro. 9ieie Stimme Scr
Vernunft lit oie uon Torotbp
Sbompiun. 9orothn. Sic iahra!ana
unter Der @eimarer Hepublif in
Seutldlanb ais aoreiponoentin fir
amerifaniihe 3eitunsen tGtig gene.
Ter 1T, fennt namlih 3euti6lano
uno Die 0eutiben. fennt lie, neil
liz nit allen &lalien 8e5iebungen
rnterbalten bat, neil cine Heibe Der
fIiigiten beutihen Yolitifer uno 8e-
amten 5u ibren iSreunoen 3dblte
uno mobl aud nod 3dblt.
Sn einem iebr beahtenslpertenAr-
tifel in .2iie" peilt 9orotbp oaraui
Bin, 6aB Ole meiiten Ger iosenannten
"grperten", Ole lid) nit Der 5raee
tes fiinitigen 5rieoens nit 9eutif-
lano befaiien, feinen Sd)immer oa.
BON baben, mas Die gesenm1rtise.
elp iest lebenoe Generation bon
2eutihen our6gemaht bat. Mber
oieier Generation BON 9eutihen
miro Der Jriebe auierlegt peroen
n,iiien = niht oen Deutihen, Die
'd'on tot,ooer oen Ieutihen, Die nod
ridt geboren iino. Das 2ettere
mag nur nit ginihrdnfungen 5u.
treffen. ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27
11tc>ertter 1tnterriett
IN Scr japanii<ten
Spraste

9urd cine iapaniid)c Sprah,
idule an Ser llniperiitdt Colorado
fat oas 0Iotteroepartment es fer
t:9 gebrad)t, in 12 M,noten Ct
perteu alssu6ilben, peld)e polIIt1n=
Sig oes Sapaniiden mdhtig lino.
mas man por ernisen Sabren nod,
fir unm0slid belt. "ltnere iapa-
niidjen 6einbe fonnen iif) nid)t lGn-
ger binter sec Spntar unb Sen
fompli5ierten Shriftbilocrn ibre,
Sprahe perbarrifaoieren," teiBt es
in elmer @efanutmnhung bes Ia-
rinenmtes onriiber. Gs miro ooraui
binaeipieien, oab Die neue Wetbooe
oes Sprahunterrihts mabriheinlid)
crit nad Dem &riege ibre polle @ir-
flra ausiiben miro.
Die 8eOeutl,ng De, neucn Inter
rihtsmetbore iiir oas Grlprnen Ell,
ner iremb"n Sprabc in ser Mah.
friessperioSc tann nibt leiht iibcr.
ibdtt meracn," miro periihert. -
~Wie es rpn 0idtigfeit beute lit,
uniere Selnoe ourb ibre Sprahe
fcnnen 5u le,nen 10 miro bie Spra-
fenerlernung aub bel ser Grbal-
tlung oes fiinitigen 8eltfrieoens eli,
ne grobe &oae ipielen.
Seit 1922 bate sic Warine Stu.
oenten 5ur Grlernllng Der iapani,
lden Sprade aui einen 3iGbrisen
aurlus nod 5ofio geididt. Snsge.
iamt 65 Siii3iere nabmen an oie,
len &urien teil, ooh inn 1e5ember
1880 gab es nur IL Oifi5iere, mel
de oes Sapaniiden in Shriit unS
Sprade p0aig mdbtis paren. ,,s',l
6ebruar 1871 muroen Sbritte sur
Grridtlng elmer Sprad,idule I'M,
ternommen, unS. bon 600 Npplifan-
ten 56 iiir Sic &urie ausgelpiblt.
Aae muBten bereits irgpno meldp
Sorfenntniiie beiiben.
aui elmer &onieren5 bon Sprad).
lebrern aus Dem gon5en 2anOe an
Der l(niperiitiit Cornell idlua oas
Warineamt o:e ginrid)tung oes IL.
monatsen &urius Dor. 8oroem BOT.
te man fiir Die penigen Gurie in
Sapanllden, nelfe es in oen Ser.
elnlgten Staaten gab, 5 Sabre ooer
nod ldnger eebrauht. Sobalo oie
Sebrer ausgapGblt morOen maren,
begann Ser &urius an Sarparo uno
Der llniperiitdt BON aaliiornien. DE
abiolpenten wuroen 81 Oiii5eren
6ef0roert.
Sm Septeanber 1912 lief Der
aontraft nit Sarparo ab, uno Die.
Ter &urius muroe oanad an o:e
uniperiitat Colorado perlest, lpas
auh. nit oem in &aliiornien ae.
id)ab, als oie Sapaner BON Der 8elt,
fiiite euafuiert meroen mubten UNI
Die iapaniib-amerifaniihen 2ebrcr
ebenialls oen Stoat perliebcn.
3ab!re.de 1rauen beiud)en iet,
Die iapaniiGe SpradiGule Der unl.
periitdt bon Colorado Die nah Mb.
lolpierung gu Oifi3:ercn scr @ares
befOroert peroen. Muh cine f!eine
An3abl britiider @arineoiii5iery
ninmt am ltnterrid)t tell.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27

den wieder wissen wollen und eur
selben Zeit Ihrem Magen guttun vol.
len, besorgen Sic sich noch heuts
Alpenkrauter.
Falls Sic es in lhrer Nachbarschaft nicht
kaufen k0nnen, sender Sic fir unsor
Apenkrxutsr Einfihruns sangebot . y d
erhalten Sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27

Ioer QllH Sarl SfofDoer bali eS 1ur
aussaifloiien, baB Ser eeiamte Sc
trag Don 95 WiIliarben Collar i1br-
lid in Nmerifa perbrautt lperSer
fann. Gs banbelt lfb ia bel oieiem
ee1ualtigen 8etrag ne.:er @aren I'M
5uiGblihe Sitter, sic Sen bisber ihun
duBeroroentlifl boben amerifaniiGen
SebensltanSaro behen iollen. @oEin
allo nit Sem raitlidjen 8etrag bon 40
Milliaroen Collar? llno onraui Ion,
tet Carl grotpoers gai,port: Nmeritu
! lou lie erportieren, uno sic So,piet
union bat nitts ougegen; lie miro I'M
8egenteil ale @eltm1rfte in oie'eH
Gimme beeirfluiien.
@as fam oie Sp.piet,mion in Sic
ier 3uiamn1euarbeit ben Sereinigtcr
Staateu bieten9 Sariibsr iagt Carl
9ropoer: .sluslGnSiihe MGrfte bon
10 srobem llmTang iino unoenfbar,
al,Ber inter itnbilen SerbIltuilier
obne giirgerfrieg ooer internaticnale
friegeriihe sSeripifllmeen i'm groBcs
rem llminng :. Sreeno Elm Habmen
iollte geihaiien iperoen, in oem aui
seoroneter 8runolase politiihe uno
pirtihaftlife 9esiebungen inter Sen
S6lfern oieier Groe alfrehterbalteli
unb cnttuitelt lperoen." Sic 6uiicn
iino oamnnf hereit, cine gelpnltiee
amerifaniihe GrportinollIirie burtl
internationnle abmudnmaen su be-
giinItigen.
Cine san5 amoere ssrase lit, Oh lid,
cine iolhe @rportmenge, luie lie bier
norgeihlagen miro. iiberbaupt nnf
Dem @eItmarft unterbrinacn ldBt:
0aran fann man nit isllg unb Heht
,lpeifelr. Ser geiamte @eltmarft bat
te bisber cine Saiilngsfraft uon etlua
80 bis 40 Wiliaroen Collar. ,sn Sic
ier 3iifer lit ser geiamte internatlr-
nale @urenaitstailt) entbalten. Su
ibr Itedt alio nift MIR ser bisberigs
ltmfang oes amerifaniifen Grports
uno ser 8eiamtprport oes britiihen
empires, uno ser oeutihe. irar56=
iiihe uno italieniid)e Grport, ionoer:l
auh sum @eiIpiel ser Sanbel 5Dil6en
China uno Sapan, Spiiheu Snbien
uno Sapan. Carl 9roipoer id)ldgt
alio por OaB ser seIamte @eltbanNei
iofort perocppelt miro uno baB biele
ean5e Serooppelllng allein Ser ameris
faniiten Snouitrie 5ugute fommt. %
iih oas ourtfiibren IdBt, lit Iebr 5lpei-
ielbaTt.
@isber belief lid, ser gan5e ame-
rifaniife G,port idbrlid, auf rilno
iiini Iiaiaroen Collar. Sir sic ames
rifaniite @irtitait mar oas niht
iebr piel. @ie aber fann man ieBt oen
grport INN Deitere pier3ig Dtilliaroe.,
iteigern? 3lpar baben oie Gbinelen
erfldrt, oaB iie germ bereit ieien. eineil
SanOelspertrag iiber idbrlih iiir 25G
Dtiaiaroen Collar @arenfduie in oen
uSa. ab5uiflieBen. Sie Huiien ba-
ben iid) idlon bereit erfGrt. iabrlicS
@aren I'M @erte BON et1pa $50 Ytil-
lionen Collar in slmerifa 81 fauien
2as ergibt aber. obrpobl es lid nm
iebr groBe Sertrdge banSeln lpiiroe,
crit cine Wiaiaroe.
Cine pirflid fiibIbare Snteniipie-
rung oes @eltmarftes lpdre MIR mog-
lid), ipenn 5ugleid, cine groBe Sinan-
Sierunaspolitif fiir ben sluIbau aaer
unenipidelten ODER riid'tdnoisen 2an-
ser in ansriff eenommen lpiiroe. Gas
iino ieood Sorsen, Die nur slmerifa
angeben. Sm 3uiammenbang nit Sci
Geoe 8rolpoers bleibt oie beoeutungs-
polle Satiahe belteben' oaB sic Soip-
ietunion elmer iolhen nmerifanil6en
Sanoels sgrpanlion nid)ts in oen @eg
legen mill.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27

Stnb Sts umS 5hre anseh5rtsen
DRitslieb i'm Qranfenperein unb
Centre! He:tenb? @enu uttbt, iett
III bic Seit betSufreten. Nm senauere
Snfsrmatisn rnfen Sie ben Qstal.
sertrefer an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27

G!fenbeil1biiriten ieben tpeiB uno
neu aus, tpenn man lie einmal mo
dentlih nit einem 9ud abpiidt.
oas man balb in @aiier uno baIb
g1iig auSgerungen bat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27
Der biel8eleiene @o,nau.

@i4aro bat einen Moman eei6rie
Ben.
9as tpar Dor einem SSabr.
"Was madt oein @on,an, Sfi.
daro?"
"er lit in oielem Sabr iebr piel ee.
leien tpor6en."
.Mirflih 2"
"Sa, biz iett idon bon adt3is Ser
legern."
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-25
Ii. Mary A. Coulter
Concludes Visit At
Kreole With Parents

BY her departure last Satur
day for New Orleans, 1t. Mar,
Agnes Gautier concluded a visl
Of several weeks with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Gautiei
in Kreole.
1t. Gautier returned to tic
States a short time prior to hei
visit home, after many month
OF service with the United States
Nurses Corps unit in Australia.
She viii spend some time witt
her sister, Miss Gertrude Gautiel
OF the Cadet Nurses Corps who
is serving in a hospital at New
Orleans before going to San
Francisco to await assignment to
some boat bound for Australia
where she expects again to be
based.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-25
Mrs. Hermes Coulter
Sends Message To
District Clubwomen

The July-August issue OF the
Mississippi Woman's Magazine
an organ OF the Mississippi Fed.
GRAFTON Of Women's Clubs. con
tains a timely message from Mrs
Hermes Gautier of Pascagoula.
1t Is addressed to the women
of the First District of the State
Federation, and is the first mes
sage to be sent by Mrs. Gautiel
who was recently elected to the
district presidency.
Mrs. Gautier stressed extension
as the work for the coming year
The more women we have on
gained the more work can WI
accomplish" said the writer, "se
let us pledge ourselves to helr
organize as many clubs as pos
sible.n
A striking picture of Mrs. eau.
tier accompanies the message.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-25
Ocean Springs

Boy Scout Troop 210 left on
Thursday for a two-day camping
trip at Costoff Bridge under the
supervision of Glen Buckingham
ana Captain Ellis Handy.
WSCS met Tuesday with Mrs.
J. c. Wright and Mrs. Q. j..
Scharr. Mrs. Rowland Lovelave
gave the devotional and Mrs.
Champ Gay was in charge OF
the program. Mrs. J. c. Dickey
and Mrs. Horace Gladney gave
selections from the new study
book. Southeast Asia" Refresh
ments were served at the close
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-25

The revival meeting closed on
Friday night at Roberts chapel.
There is to be a Methodist Quar-
terly Conference next Sunday
and dinner on the ground.
There were % present at Sun
Gay school last Sunday at the
Church of God. There is to be
prayer meeting at the church on
Wednesday night. Sister Edmon-
son is to speak about work in
India next Sunday morning at
the church. She is to go to India
as q missionary next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J Roberts are
having a new house built on
their place. Work started last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ennis Rainwater
and Austen, went to Leaksville,
Miss, Sunday to see Mr.. and
Mrs. Buck Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Williams
and children went to Richton,
Miss, to visit Mrs. Williams
brother, Mr.. Kearney Underwood
and family. and to attend a re-
vivsl meeting being held at
Hickory Grove, where Brother
Matthew Underwood breaches,
and where Brother Erwin of Hat
tiesburg. Miss, is holding the
revival.
Mr.. Johnnie Strickler and Ken
meth r visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Stricken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory Evans.
Mrs. Dewey Tanner and Mrs.
Annie MizeIl, visited in the home
of Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry Stricken
Sunday. Robbey. little son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory Evans of
Wilmer, has been visiting in MI.
and Mrs. Striekler's home, for
a few days.
Mrs. Elmer Stricken and Wan
da visited in her mothers horne
for a few days this week at Will
mer. Ala.
The second Women's Home and
Foreign Missionary Society met
at the Churcn Of God at 2:30 p.
M with 10 members present,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-25

A common mineral, corundum.
becomes a ruby when it contains
minute quantity of chromium
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-25

of the program to the IL mem
bers and two guests, Mrs. Ben
Drake and Mrs, ]. w. Parker, who
were present.
The Overseas Veterans OF
Aerial Combat, now stationed at
Keesler Field, spoke at the Ro-
tary meeting Wednesday noon
They we're presented by M a OF
Harry d. Kurtz, Public Relations
officer at Keesler. Speakers
were T/Sgt. Vernon c. Sheen,
TfSgt. Robert E. Hudson, and
SfSgt. w. J. Slough.
Mrs. ]. E. Ward of Ellisville
spent a few days here last week
as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
c. ID. Todtenbier.
Mrs. Robert Forde and daugh-
tiers, Marion and Virginia, have
returned from a visit with friends
IN Crystal Springs, Fla.
Baston Trahan and Ben VIM
berry OF Lafayette. La, have been
spending a few days with Ben's
mother, Mrs. l.. r. Mcclure.
Mrs Minor Russell and sons.
Minor, Jr., and B. F., formerly o.
Ocean Springs and who now re-
side in New London. Conn, are
visiting relatives along the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urbin Hughes
and daughter, Lorna, of Laurel
are guests of Mrs. James Leavell
at Doone Gate"
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Friar and
son. Bobbie, who have been re-
siding in New York for the past
six months, have returned to
Ocean Springs.
Miss Charlene Weber of New
Orleans, was the weekend guest
Of Miss Louise Lynd.
Mrs. S. C. Spencer has re-
turned home after being in the
Touro Infirmary in New Orleans
for several weeks.
Pfc. Leslie Finnie and wife left
Saturday night for Pennington
Ill, where Mrs. Finnie viii re-
main and from which Private
Finnie will leave for a port of
embarkation.
Mrs. H. S. Struchen is visiting
her grandchildren, Clygene and
Helen Kay Beckman in Hartman,
Tenn.
Mrs. Walter Seymour has re-
ceived word from her son, Har-
ny, that he is in France with an
engineers regiment. He has been
overseas for two years.
Staff Sgt. A. ]. Catchot, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Catchot. is
home on Through from duty on
B-29 bombers in China and India.
Mrs. Earl Lide and daughter.
Mary Jane, returned to Mt.
Pleasant, Texas, after a visit
with Mrs. James r. Leavell and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Carr. Mrs.
Harry Lee accompanied them
home and from there went to
Shawnee, Okla, to visit her sis
ter Mrs. Clemmie Harwen.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Jones and
daughter, Kay, and Mrs. A. G.
Smith of Mobile, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Masden
last week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-25
Big Point

Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Nelson
ana two children of Pascagoula
were guests Sunday in the home
-of Mr.. and Mrs. Tine Young.
Mr.. Tine Young, Mrs. Lytle
Brown and baby, and Mrs. Pete
Vincent and daughter, Mary,
went to Mobile Tuesday on bus
mess.
Mrs. L. r. Hazard and Mrs. /.
J. Wilmington of Mauveila spent
Sunday in the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Nelson had
as dinner guests Sunday their
sons, Gilbert ana Fred, of Pasca-
goula, Master Sergeant and Mrs.
Henry L. Nelson and baby OF
Camp Eglin, Fla. and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Troy Nelson.
MI. and Mrs. II. S. Long were
dinner guests Sunday in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Shoemock.
Also for dinner were Horace
Shoemoek and daughter Vivian
ana Miss Annett Wilson.
On Monday of last week Mrs.
Buehler of Tallahassee, Fla,
brought her mother, Mrs. Watson,
to the home of her sister, Mrs.
Eula Garter of Pascagoula, where
they were joined by a sister and
daughter, Mrs. Jesse McClam-
rock, and all went to Mobile.
MIEa
Mrs. Mat Carter and Mrs. Ho-
mer Cochran made a business
trip to Pascagoula Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Golf spent
Monday evening in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell of Wade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wilmington
spent Thursday evening in the
nome of Mrs. Elers of Three Riv-
ers.
Mrs. Blackwell and two chill
dren OF Mobile returned home
Sunday after spending a week in
the home of Mrs. Blackwell's
mother. Mrs. Myrtle Golf. who
accompanied them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurdis Nelson
and children of Mobile spent
Sunday evening in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tine Young.
Felix Coleman is building a
large hay and cattle barn.
Miss Velma Wilmington spent
Thursday with her sister-in-law
Mrs. Jack Wilmington OF Mau-
villa.
Irwin and Troy Nelson are
building corn cribs.
Quite an interesting affair
took place Saturday night when
the community gathered at the
community building ana enjoyed
a chicken supper.
Mrs. zimmerman has returned
from Mobile after an eye opera
ton which proved to be success
Jul.
besides the children, on Tuesday.
They expect to take up a study
Of the American Indian, and 9th
er things.
Some are making hay in or
community. 1t is really nay maxi
ing weather.
(B!91:!!!!ID
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-25

The Pueblo Indians of New
Mexico own their lands by virtue
of titles granted by the Spanish
crown.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-25

besides the children, on Tuesday.
They expect to take up q study
Of the American Indian, and 9th
er things.
Some are making hay in Our
community. 1t is really nay maxi
ing weather.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-25

Mrs. Elmer Strickler and Wan
da visited in her mothers home
for a few days this week at Viii
mer. Ala.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-08-25
Arena

The revival meeting closed on
Friday night at Roberts chapel.
There is to be a Methodist Quar-
terly Conference next Sunday
and dinner on the ground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
POSTWAR FEARS

THE greatest encouragement
for the future" he said. lies in
the fear of people that the bur
deuS Of government may not he
leSsened when the war y wun
and that arrogant bureaucracy
will not he Curbed.
Public interest requires gov
eminent regulation Of business
and capital but public interest
does not Justify collecting
money from the taxpayer and
using IL In competition with
legitimate business.
"A Republican victory will he
an assurance that in freeing the
world from tyranny we shall
also free our people of UNI
necessary governmental domi-
nation and that the policy max
ing power Of government will
be taken from the bureaucratic
and placed In the hands Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
Georgia First State
To Pass Soldier Vote

ATLANTA. Jan Z uNS)--
Georgia today became The first
state 20 extend 10 MS men and
women .n the armed services the
right 10 participate JOB state and
federal elections by absentee
ballot
GOV ArNalLs.gned a bin legaliz-
Ing absentee voting short time
after 10 was approved n the state
senate by unauimogAv0te The
House also had passed The meas
urc unanimously.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
Navy Patrol Boat
Sinks After Collision

PHILADELPHIA. Jan 7 qNSl
The fourth naval district an
nounccd today that The L. 5. s 81
Augustine. a navy patrol craft
collidcd with merchant ship of
the Delaware coast last night and
is believed sunk. a naval
spokesman SAID no details were
aValfGbic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
Edwards Gets Leave

Councilman George Edwards
who reports for duty a> prl-
vatc Al Fort Sheridan Tuesday
today was granted military
service leave of absence by com
mon council.
Edwards will refund his 5000
a-Near salary 10 the CITY while
ne is m the army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
ENGINEERS STORY

Engineer C. / Hickey said hi'
tram was making a normal, As.
nile-an-hour approach 10 The
crossing
II whiStled for the crossing
and noticed the bus in the glare
OF my headlight" Hickey said.
1T appeared 10 he making
full stop at the crossing Sud
denly IL jumped forward and
landed squarely in front Of Us.
! didn't have time TO apply the
brakes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-08
THE WAR FRONTS

SOUTHWEST PACIFIC--Yanks begin drive Madang New
Guinea 600 Japs killed in New Britain. Page l.
ALY-Tank-paced Fifth Army troops battle
toulouse for San Vore 3OOOfoo peak taken. Page D.
AIR WAR-U. s. Fortresses and Iiberators raid Ludwig
shafen, in southwestern Germany Ny daylight Page j.
RUSSIAZGermans admit abandonment of part Kirovograd
Dneper bend stronghold. Page p
NUGOSLANIA Budapest reports Allied invasion supported
by L, S. and British planes. Psgs p