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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
Jugoslavija

Vesti o pol.tickim dogadiaii-
ma u Jugoslaviji, i vani, O Jugo-
slaviji izgleda da Sc menjaju sva-
XII dan. Jedan dan Sc javlja da
lie sporazum izmediu kralja i Ii
ia, posredom Subasica, postignut.
a druoi dan, da nije j opet da
jest it'd.
Naiposle vest Il Londona cd
%. ianuara, javlja da je kralj
Petar poslao svoie zahteve Tit.
Istovremeno Sc kaze da Sc U
sporazum sumnia. Subasic Sc O.
SEGA Jos uvek gotov da Sc otseli
u Jugoslaviju, ali ipak lie podneo
k~ralieve zahteve Tit. Zahtevi SUI
poslati telegraficno.
Kralj zahteva cd Tita da Sc
dozvoli prosiriti kabinet DIR. SUI
basica, ukliucuiuci Milana Gro
la i Srdju Budisavljevica cd ne
zavisnih demokrata. On takodier
zahteva da Sc imenuie cd cetr-
deset do sezdeset clanova bivseg
parlamenta u Antifasisticko We
&c koie &c vladati sa Jugoslavi-
iom do .;zbora "a ustavotvornu
skupstinu.
Ako Tito pristane ma owe Ia
hteve, kralj hi pristao ma ponu-
djeno regentstvo cd Tita i SUI
basica.
Ia sada, kazu vesti, da je Sc
lenje Subasiceve Wade u Beo-
grad privremeno odlozeno.
Bas kada smo bill gotovi "a
stampu stize vest da je Tito pris-
tao ma kraljeve zahteve. Grol ]
Budisvljevice bice ukljuceni Y
vladu.
Ali Sc ocajno bore jedni ]
drugi oko podele vlasti. | jedns
Ii druga strana bi htela, deleci
owl politicku jabuku, da svake
zapane vecis dec iii ODE polovine.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01

Vest produzuje dale: "Ruska
Visoka Komanda - a ovo Sc MIG
ocekivalo - uz ma takodjer ru-
munske podanike nemackog pre-
dastva lii narodnosti]. Ovih ina
oko 100000 naseljenih u kralje-
vini vec diva iii wise stoleca. Sa-
da ma desetine hiljada, oni &c bit;
pr'pojeni velikoj nemackoj rad
moi armiji koja &c pripomoci Ru-
sill da popravi rusevine nagomi-
lane cd Nemaca."
Rumunska vlada je protestvo-
vala "protiv toga prisilnog re-
~krutovanja njenog naroda j IL
gleda da je podupiru britanska
i americka d;plomatija."
Ako je vest tacna, .izgleda da
ruske vlasti zbilia, odlaze dale
Cd samog obicnog nacionalizma.
koji su oni do sada u veliko pro.
Srili u Rusiji. kao i u ostalim
zemljama pod nj'hovim utica
jem. To jest, oni kaznjavaju ru-
munske gradjane, radi toga sto
su nemackog porekla. . koii MOI
da nj jednu malenkost nisu, bac
ne dobre wolfe, ucinih SteteS Ru-
sill. A sto je najgore. jeste to, 1da
Russia kazniava robiiaskom sluz-
bonn siromahe - radnike - koie
je i nacizam ks.zniavao .mucio
sa ration ] ma sve druge nacine.
Ne bi Ii bio bolje da Rusi po-
hvataju rumunske i nacistiske
kapitaliste, visoke militariste i
njihove politicke, novinarske it'd.
ulizice, pa da i'll posalju ma ro-
bijaSKi rad u Rusiju. umesto sto
hv>taju naivne radnike? U os-
talom, oni i jesu pravi krivci "a
sva razaranja sve ratove.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
'Organizacya mira
ill S~ocJalizam

zemlje CHI SCI interest moraju
sve cescte j sve jace sukobljava-
ii, ma svetskom kantaru, zbog
razloga sto svakog dana sve wise
nestaje uslova "a odrzanje kon-
vencionalnog kapitalizma. Bor-
ba svetskih kapitalistickih ze-
melia oko, relativno sve mamie
svetske place, mora biti sve
zesca, kao sto nedavni dogadjaii
potvrdiuju: Pred ocima propale
Lige, Japan, jos clanuiuci u IS
TOT, zlikovacki pretvori Mandzu
riju u Mandzuko; spanska repu-
blika, nasiliem i gradjanskim
ration, postade diktatura krvo-
locnog Franka, pz blagosov "sve-
tog" oca Pape i samih kapitalis-
tickih "demokratija";; Saar Aus
trija postadose svojina ~nacistic-
kog Treceg Rajha; Sudetenland
i celia cehoslovacka. padose poo
nacistiekom cizinom, uz iavno
odobrenje "den1okratiia'. l ka-
da Sc nagomilase pljackaska
krvnicka fla, nacisticke zveradi
kada Sc poslednja krenu pre-
ma istoku = prema USSR -
protiv wolfe b~ritanskog imperi-
ializma, tada Sc zapoee Drugi
Svetski Rat. / tako LIZA liosnu
0 zemlju mrtva. sOna bese veliki
istorijski promasai. Promasai
koii Ia uvek osudjuje ma BAN
krotstvo, svako kapitalisticko
nastoianie "a uspostavu "trai-
nog", iii ikakvog, svetskog mi
ra, u okviru pljackaskog uredie-
MIA.
Kraj postojecem ratu ne vidi
Sc jos. Pa ipak, toboznje pobedo-
nosne "demokratiie" podnasaiu
opet neku vrstu Lige. Da Sc
ova cinjenica ponovo pojavlju-
je, to nehotice potvrdiuju kapi-
tal'sticki zvanicnici koii je wee
nazivaju "Drugom Ligom'. Pre-
no sto Sc malo poduze pozaba-
Vino sa ovom novom "1nterna-
cionalnom Organizacijom", re-
limo uciniti uporedjenje i samih
persona u pomenutim pojavlju-
jucim faktima.
Ova zemlja, pre-, i toku. Pr
VOC Svetskog Rata, imala je WI
soma "a predsednika, koji bese
ponovo izabran 1916, da bi
mas ocuvao cd rata. U vreme-
nu danasnjeg krvoprolica ina
mo Roosevelta "a predsednika,
koji je pc cetvrti put izabran.
Niegove sopstvene izjave behu,
da 81 nece nj jedan sin americ-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
N. Stanic.

U pocetku "Osamnaestog Bru-
mera", govoreci o penavljaniu
istorijskih fakata j persona,
Marks kaze: "Hegel je negde re-
kao da Sc svi veliki istorijsk'
fakti i persone ~ponavljaju diva
puta. Ali je zaboravio dodati da:
jednom kao tragedija, a opet kao
lakrdija."
Gornja mudra izreka poklapa
j danasnje, kao i ranije, vrtogla-
vo i krvolocno stanje kapitali-
Una.
Da danasnja svetska kasapni-
ca nije ponavljanje iste one cd
nazad dvadeset i pet godina, ko-
ia Sc zvase "Prvi svetski rat
ona Sc ne hi zvala "Drugi svets-
XII rat. Oval zverski kapitalis
ticki fakat, zaista Sc p~onavlja
"a vreme zivota jedne nesretne
g%eneracije, diva puta. Ia prv,'
svetsku kasapnicu, najistaknuti-
ia kapitalisticka glava, Woodrow
Wilson, rece da ona bese vodje-
ma radi svetske utakmice - ra-
di trgovackih interesa. | dodao
lie, da u to nj malo dete ne moze
sumnjati. Da Ii Sc danasnja svets-
ka klaonica izvadja radi nekak-
viii -drukcijih i~nteresa? Nipo-
sto! Danas, kao i ranije, zavadi-
lie SUI Sc, u glavnom iste kapita-
listicke zemlje, radi slienih, III
istovetnih interesa. To Sill diva
kapitalisticka m ijalistieka
tabora, koji Sc kolju oko sve
manjih pijaca, (u srazmeru pro-
izvodne sposobnosti) i izvora ST.
rovina. Ako kapitalizam prezivi
oval rat, mozda &c mo opet cuti
neku najvidniju kapitalisticku
persona gde &c nam dreknuti: da
nj ljudi, nj zene, nj deca, nj Ii
votinje, niti biljke, nj reke, nit
mora, nj doline, nj visine, ne
mogu sumnjati wise da Sc oval
Drugi Svetski Rat vodio rad
pljackaskih interesa kapitalistic-
ke klase sveta!
: Promasaj "I.ige Nacija''
Kada Sc dovrSilo prvo svets-
ko krvoprolice, predstavnici po-
bedonosnih "demokratija", radi
"trajnog mira, osnovase BAN
krotiranu Ligu Naroda. Rekose
nam tada, da &c ona spreciti
svako ponavljanje svetskog ra-
ia. Ali ona u tome promasi -
JOS te kako. Promasi zbog jed
nog glavnog razloga = sto ME
ne clanice behu kapitalisticke
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01

KIN fOdltelJa pOsIat' da mlItar
no sluzi u tudjim zemljama ii
vodama. Velika Britannia imala
je u Prvom Svetskom Ratu
Lloyd Georgia, a danas ina
Churchilla. Prvi je slika, a drugi
je prilika. U Nemackoj bese Kaj-
ger u Prvom ratu. u ovome HIT
Ter. Socijaldemokratski predstav-
nici u Rajstagu odobravase rat
i glasaSe "a ratne kredite. A da-
mas, u ovom ratu. Stalinisti, il
"komunisti". nazivaju ovo krvo-
locno pustosenje imperiializme
ma ODE strane, "narodn;m ra-
TOM. U slucaju Amerike Roo
sevelt ponavlja Wilsona. U bri
tanskom, Churchill Lloyd Geor-
gea. A drugi Rat ponavlja Prvi
Rat. Dok isto tako interest. oko
kojih Sc vodi danasnii rat. pros
to SUI ponavljanie interesa. okc
koiih Sc vodio Prvi Rat. Isti ka-
p'talizam, iste cinienice, isti in
teresi, iste persone it'd.
Karitalisticka international
IA Organizacija MIRA"
u utrci da s~aeuvaju kapitali-
Fam, ii. da ga ne obori klasno-
svesni proletarijat. pre- samoc
kraja ovog rata, zvani6nici rat
nth kapitalistickif1 "denaskrst-
ia. odrzavaju sastanke "a TO-
bonnie planiranje uslova i ma
Gina "a "traini mir" Prema nil
hovim izjavama ia planirania
predvidjaju internacionalno u
druzenje postoiec;h velikih sa-
veznika, u kojem &c imati pr
stup "svaka miroljubiva zemlIa."
Ali svaka "miroljubiva zemlja'
u glavnom je kapitalisticka III
birokratska, iii oboie. Drugim re-
Gina. tai internacionalni skur
bio bi skup kapitalistickih re
malta.
Pobornici move International
ne Organizac;je" kazu da je sta
ra Liga promasila radi toga sto
niie bila snabdevena sd moci -
oruzanom silom - koiom ola
kazni agresora. Nova "Interna-
cionalna Organizacija'', kazu o.
nj, IMAGE tn moe. Plan predvi-
dia vrhovni odbor cd jedanaest
osoba, koji &c militarnom silom
kazniti svaku onu koja hi Sc
usudila ola pokusa napad. Zbog
toga nece biti svestrano oceki-
vanog razoruzanja pobedonosnih
kapitalistickih zemalja.
(Svrsice seq
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
Vazne medjunarodne vest.
RuInunska

L Washingtona vest cd "a, januara javlja da je ovde stiglo
saopstenje il Bukaresta, da "Visoka Komanda Crvene Armije IL
vadja oprezno pripremljene planove "a odasiljanje muskih Nemaca
koji SUI joj ma dohvatu u Rusiju- Mora da je, zaista, vrlo malo ne
mackih podanika ostalo u Rumuniji kada Sc jednom njihova vojska
povakla." Izvestava New York Times" cd q. januara.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
kroz kapitalisticku Arneriku.
UltramOntanski strajkOl0mci

Hpokritski mantjasi svh vista, iii sekata, ma jedan iii ma
drugl nacln, uvek su osudjivai strajkove. Slucaj kGi ovde ma
vodimo jeste strajk koji nie nj .izveden, ii. sprecen je drzavnim
reuzinanjem tvornica nameravani strajk kd Cleveland Elec-
Iic Hun; mating Co. cd 49, januara.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-02-01
SAsA SREDSTvA: Prosve-

SASA SREDSTVA: Prosve-
csyanje. radnicke ki2Se q DUNN
MarkSizm2: da yu rad ! kapi-
tai nepOmirljivi n~epriJateIj;
asxanizovasjc radnicke klase
u lcdnU Rcv0ilEci0narna Poll
ticku PaFtiju "a osvajanie j
razarantc POliticke DrZave ka-
pitalizma; Organizovanje rad
Mia I iednu revOIucionarnu
andustrijalnu Juniju "a uzi-
mamie, drzarie j kretanje svih
zemaljskih Industrial.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-30
Mailing of T-B
Stamps Continued
BY Doctors Wives

The mailing Of Christmas seals
which are sold each year to fl
nance the fight against tubereu-
losis is being completed by the
Jackson County Medical Associ-
alton auxiliary, Mrs. S. B. Nell
vain, announced. Anyone failing
to receive these stamps is re-
uuested 10 notify the wife Of a
doctor and the stamps will be
mailed and the money may be
sent in on receipt.
The volunteer workers on the
tuberculosis Association in Mis-
sissippi are allied with county,
state and national public health
services in ~life-saving programs
Of great value, Dr.. Felix j. I'm
derwood, executive officer of the
State Board of Health, pointed
out.
"X-ray apparatus and supplies
motion picture projectors and
films, educational literature, pro-
grams Of research, rehabilitation
and direct aid to victims of tu-
berculosis, all financed by the sale
of Christmas Seals, provide help
that we of the official health
agencies cannot do without DR..
Underwood said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-30
Morn1ocguH Sent
Down Ways At
18th Launching

The third postwar launching
and the seventy-fifth of the Sc
ries was carried through early
Saturday morning when the Nor
macgulf slipped down the ways
at ingalls, Shipyard after freakish
low tides had caused postpone
ment Of the event for several
DAYS.
The ship was christened by Mrs.
Fl. Styles Bridges. wife of the
Republican senator from New
Hampshire, and viii go into ser
vice for the Moore-M eC ormaek
Lines.
A steady north wind caused a
condition Of high channel cur
rents in the river and UNUSUALLY
low tides for several days during
which it was thought too risk
to launch the big $4,000 ton YES
sci.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-30
Saturday Marks
DDeeaaddIIiinnee Fer
Taxi Insurance

Saturday is the deadlina for
Pascagoula taxi cab operators TO
secure liability insurance and
after that time the city ordinance
requiring such insurance will be
strictly enforced, Mayor John
X. Watts said this week.
The city ordinance requires a
500 bond for drivers in addition
to the liability insurance and slip
ulates that the insurance policy
together with the premium re-
cefpts be deposited with the city
clerk. Late this week V. P. De
Jean, city clerk, said that no
policies covering Pa%scagoula's
approximately 40 cabs had been
deposited with his office.
The ordinance, adopted March
18th, l94l, reads as follows:
'1An Ordinance to amend See
ton Two OF Ordinance Ne. 1928
as to reduce the amount of bond
required of persons driving or
operating motor vehicles for hire
. e. from $500 to 500 as a
condition to receiving permit foy
such purpose be required to &C.
liability insurance and file
the policy of such insurance, to-
gether with the premium receipts,
with the city clerk in the amount
of 81 200 and $4,000, i. e. $1,000
Tor total injury in one accident
and $500 property damage
The decision to enforce the
terms of the ordinance was made
by the city administration in
The city on October % at the
of Commerce offices at
time the operators voted
y request the city to enforce the
,ftfH1Anrp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-30
Fair Concession
Operator Fined
SlO0 On Gambling

Jessie Mentz of Spark Broth
crs show which is operating on
Highway 80 under the auspices
Of the Jackson County post Of
the American Legion was fined
500 and costs by Justice OF the
Peace Kate Denny after pleading
guilty to a charge of operating
q gambling concession. He was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff John
McNeal as the result of a COM
plant fired BY q shipyard work
er who claimed to have lost more
than $500 in a skin game
According to Sheriff d. O..
Newman, other complaints o.
having been "gtped" have been
lodged by citizens and as a e
suit the closing of all gambling
concessions at the show was or
dered.
This is the last time that l
am going to permit a show of
this type to operate here Mr..
Newman stated. Gambling is a
part of these shows-they can't
operate profitably without it
and | consider it my duty as
sheriff to prevent gambling in
the county. There will be no
more shows of this type as long
as | am sheriff"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-30
jackson County Lays in Campaign
For S720, 600 V-Loan E-Bond Quota

With less than two-thirds Of
the E-bond quota accounted for,
Jackson countians prepared to
redouble efforts to reach the
Victory LLssa ggeaa!! before DeeeFH
Der 3.
n special plea is being made
to every resident of the county
to dig deeper for at least one
extra bond. Drive leaders feel
that just a little additional
push" will put this county
over the top well within the
time limit.
w. B. Herring. war finance
chairman for the county, an
nounced that sales to date APP
proximate $485. 900 of the $720,-
900 quota.
In Paseageula the ingalls, Ship
yard announced about 100000
of the $350,000 quota but work.
ers deplored the fact that sales
had moved very slowly recent
ly. However, officials expressed
the opinion that there viii be
no difficulty experienced in
meeting the quota.
James Lane. Pascagoula city
chairman, with $134,l56.25 OBJ
tanned asked for more workers
and more purchases to meet the
$4,000 assigned to the city.
'sThere are scores of people
in Pascagoula who could buy
more bonds than they have
bought" Mr.. Lane said. I'VE beg
them to buy these now so Jack
son County can meet its. quota.
We need more workers to cam
paign, too"
In Nous Point. T. L. DeLash-
met reported less than so per-
cent of the quota, having reach
ed $50, 706.25 of the $4,000 goal.
Ocean Springs has about $25,0O0
and is continuing to work for
the $4,000 quota according to
George Young.
No definite figures were avail
able from the rural sections.
The drive officially closed De-
cefnbef ., bur the credit pcrfodf
extends to December 81.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-30
Fall Term
Court Ends
This Week
MonY Cases Left
On Docket. Others
Continued. Settled

The current term Of the Circuit
Court was slated to end this week
probably this afternoon-with a
number of cases left on the dock
ct. Only three cases were dis
posed of for the week ending at
noon yesterday due to jury trials
Of cases involving large numbers
ct witnesses.
& number Of suits filed against
the Masonite Corporation of Lau-
rel were automatically continued
as a result of the Supreme Courts
reversal Of an earlier decision in
a similar case. Circuit Clerk w.
c. Ravens explained that the
mandate, this is, the official no.
t%ilication of the Supreme Courts
decision in the case, had not been
received by this court.
The case of Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
Brent versus Mrs. Sidney Austin
for damages growing out of the
defendants automobile killing a
child OF the plaintiffs resulted in
a jury verdict for the plaintiff
and $1,000 and costs were award
ed in judgment.
A suit brought by Mrs. Hen
Teitta Brown for her daughter.
Miss 10 Henry Whitmore, against
Z. A. Patrick, Luther Chamb'ee
and the 80 Taxi Service was set
tied out of court and case dis
missed at the defendants cost.
W. NJ. Breeland secured a
Judgment for 500 and court costs
against Ruble Roberts for dam
ages suffered in an automobile
collision at Vancleave.
Walter S. Lowry, Jr.'s action
or damages against c. F. Hud-
ION and the National Surety
Corporation for alleged false ar
rest was dismissed and a SINH
lar suit against j. Guy Krebs and
tie Maryland Casualty Company
w3s continued. The suit of the
State eff Mississippi versus Wal
Ter S. Lowry, Jr., for disturbing
the peace was also continued.
TIE petit jurors for the week
were jury No. /: Quitman C.
Cumbest. w. H. Schaub, w. H.
Crosby, Henry l.. Ryan, Homer
Cruthirds, Clyde A. Tidwell, Ar
den Cunningham, Julius F. Bur-
roaghs LLOYD A. Catchot, D. Guy
Fletcher, L. c. Faggard, and John
j. Almond.
Jury No. 2: A. A.. Scarborough,
Nose c. Stephenson, E. w. Coker,
Stanford A.. Williams, George A.
Penton, w. H.. Holland, Clifton
Williams, Elmer w. Cox, Lloyd v.
Golf, Jesse L. Lennep, j. c. Har-
ris, and r. Maxwell Greenough.
The only man named to No. 3
Jury was George Roy Morris.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-30
Early Mailing for Christmas More
Vital Than Ever, Postmaster Says

possible to handle this years an
ticjpated record volume of holi-
day mail.
Pointing out that the individ-
ual mailer should have a selfish
motive in cooperating with the
Postal Service this wear, Mr..
Smith stressed that only through
cooperation viii they be assured
of having their Christmas pack
ages and cards delivered in time
to be in keeping with the spirit
of the holiday season.
1T should not be considered
that we want to discourage mail
ing" Mr.. Smith said. quite the
contrary; as public employees
we want everyone to have the
greatest benefit and happiness
from Christmas maiiings, but
there are many WAYS the public
can assist in attaining this and
holding down costs.
Correct addressing is extreme
ly important" the postmaster
continued, but ny way of empha-
sis on this point, ne reported that
last year millions Of Christmas
packages and greeting cards fail
ed of delivery entirely or were
DAYS late in arriving because Of
improper or insufficient ad-
dresses.
With respect to Christmas
greeting cards. these should be
sent by f~irst-elass mail. Cards
so sent may be forwarded. where
as, cards sent as second class,
mailed Ia unseaied envelopes.
may be forwarded only to the
dead letter office Z they contain
an improper Or insufficient ad-
dress.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-30
Plans Studied To
Lower Ciiy's Fire
Insurance Rates

Recommendations that would
raise Paseagoula from seventh to
sixth class IN public fire protec-
ton facilities and thereby effect
a large savings in fire insurance
rates were made this week to
Mavor john r. Watts and the city
administration by W. w. Samp-
son, manager of the Mississippi
Stale Rating Bureau. following
an inspection in Pascagoula re-
Gently.
Eight specific recommends
tons were made which, if com
Piled with, will raise Pascagou-
Ia 10 sixth class. They are as
follows:
1. Install a duplicate valve on
the l0-ineh water main along
Communy street between the dis
charge lines from the two elevated
tanks there.
: Increase fire department
personnel BY addition Of two men
on each shift. This will give o
normal shift o. five men, not
including the chief, on each
shift, and provision should De
made 70 MAINTAIN this strength
during periods o. sickness. vaca-
ten. etc. by ~affording substi-
tutes Is necessary.
5 Provide suitable equip
ment far a moderate amount OF
salvage work.
4. Replace existing fire sta
ton Win one of size sufficient
10 permit either Of two truck to
leave the station without moving
the other. station to have ample
door width. sleeping quarters and
INSIDE hose rack.
D Improve fire department rec
oads y maintaining detailed IN
formation as 10 origin, location
extent, etc. Of al fires.
6. Enact and enforce a rigid
fire limits ordinance, prohibit
ing the erection Of other than
masonry buildinga within the
Ire limits.
Z Enaet and enforce an or
d%inanee prohibiting the use of
other taan appfoved-type roo ing
throughout Ire city.
Reuuire Permits
8. Require that permits be
obtained for al new ~eonstruc-
tons or additions in the city and
maintain q permanent record of
al such permits.
In explanation of feeommenda-
ten enc. I vas explained that
The installation Of an additional
vglxe would exclude ans posi-
olliz = suaturiag service from
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-30

Coach Swavze expects a tough
time for MS crew but depends
7 his strong line and hot run
ming backs TO pull him through.
He won't predict a win but
1osen't admit a defeat is in the
2ffing by any means.
The Tigers aerial attack-or
lack Of a very successful one-is
the weak spot in their armour.
Harry Davis has never develop
ed the skill of tossing the pig
skin that his brother Monte
showed a few wears ago but little
Louis Cav was getting his sight
on the receivers the latter part
Of the season.
On the ground. the Tiger backs
are hot in their own right and
have the advantage of unusual
blocking from their line. The
winner looks like a toss up from
here and should be a f~irst-elass
contest.
The Record
The Greenies' record for the
season: Charleston 27-0, Green
giiie 5j-7; Meridian $50, Baton
le-6, Hazlehurst 54-i3,
$40, Laurel $50, Nat
chez $50, and Jackson so. They
'ost to Greenwood 1910.
Tie Tiger record for the sea-
sen: Morton High 1910 Gulfport
1876, Murphy Hi 1876, st. STAN
islaus 1870. University NH
School 1918. Bogalusa IT,.
Beach 27-0, Notre Dame
$50. and Picayune 27-0.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-30

CHIEF WARNS MERCHANTS

j. E. Shirley, Pascagoula chief
of police, warned merchants this
week that this is the holiday sea-
son when check thieves and forg-
ers enjoy their easiest piekings'
Chief Shirley suggested that
merchants confer with their en-
ployes, cautioning them to be
more careful in accepting either
government or commercial checks,
especially from strangers.
Have them initial any check
they accept" he recommended,
land jot down some memo as to
what was used for Identification.
This fixes responsibility and SER
vices to remind one OF the trans
action. Require ample identifi-
cation"