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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15
McD uniels- Grierson
Wedding Announced
In East Moss Point

Mr.. and Mrs. John Grierson, of
East Moss Point, have announced
the recent marriage of their
daughter, Eleanor, to Andy Nc
Daniels, ,machinist mate. second
class, US Navy, of Springfield,
Missouri.
The couple r now in Spring
field, where they are visiting rel
atives.
Mr.. McDaniels was stationed
with the Navy in Pascagoula for
two years and has recently re-
turned from overseas duty.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15

Roxie Ann Hall of Carthage,
fiss., is a guest of Meredith Har-
" at the home of the latter at
1917 Buena Vista street.
DR.. and Mrs. Ebert A. Scheff-
n and family were weekend
uests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester j.
cheffler, sos Lafayette, having
ere from New Orleans for the
visit.
Saturday marked the departure
{ Robert Scheffler for Perkin-
ton where he will enroll in the
ummer school at Perkinston
unior College.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Gardner
# Pascagoula had as guests last
eek. MIR. and Mrs. r. ID. Ram
ay of Albany. Ga. While here
Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay we're hon.
r guests at several informal So
ial affairs. Among them was a
hicken supper at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Allen on Lake
venue. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
we're also host and hostess at a
inner in their honor. Mr. and
Hrs. Gardner returned to Albany
Thursday.
Neil l.. Bacot, Jr., who has re-
emily completed his boot train
ng at the Great Lakes Naval
raining center was over from
iulfport where he is stationed
t the Naval base, for a week
nd visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N. L. Bacot, Sr.
Capt. and Mrs. Alvin Howard
If New Orleans and Washington
we're guests at Longfellow House
or a few times last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Alley e
.urned home the early part OF
he week from New Orleans
where they have been visiting
IN the family of their daughter,
Mrs. o. A. Johnson, Sr. While
n New Orleans Mr. and Mrs.
Johnson and their son, Oscar
md Mr.. and Mrs. Alley motored
% Baton Rouge to attend the
graduation of Miss Johnette
Johnson as an honor student
from the University of Louisi-
ma. On their return from Baton
Rouge to New Orleans they at
ended the graduation of Oscar
Johnson from st. Aloysius Higl
school.
Miss Molly Burrowes, director
of the YWCA of the USO, de
parts Saturday for Atlanta wher'
she goes to attend a c%onferenc
of YWCA workers. From Allan
ia Miss Burrowes goes to he
home at Englewood, N. j., where
she will visit with her parents
and other relatives until August.
While away Miss Burrowes will
attend the graduation of her
brother from Swarthmore Col
lege at Swarthmore, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Brondum
returned Sunday from a ten-day
visit with their nephew and
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Rich
ard in Oakridge, Tenn. They en-
joyed a visit in the Smokey
Mountains while in Tennessee.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15
Mrs. Avent. Mrs.
Mcleod Win Prizes
AT Whistler Club

Mrs. J. T. Bishop entertained
the Whistler Bridge Club in her
home on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. C. Avent received the
high score prize and Mrs. Will
liam Mcleod the bingo.
AS hrimp salad course fas
served to Mesdames J. c. Avent.
w. F. Mcleod, w. W. jenkins.
Gene Ellis, Frank Mixson. Billie
Schaub, and Misses Frances
Brooks and Virginia Eley,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15
MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mrs. A. c. Sewell, Indepen-
dence, Kas., is enjoying a visit
in the home of her s~on-in-law
and daughter, MIR. and Mrs. R. E.
Davis.
Miss Louise Carr left Saturday
TO enter the University of Ala
bama in Tuscaloosa where she
will take a special course at sum-
mel school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde McInnis,
Daphne, Ala, were guests for a
few hours Sunday of relatives.
Mrs. T. E. Spencer was a visitor
to New Orleans last Thursday.
Mrs. r. j. Hare of Jackson,
Miss, was a visitor in the home
of her. father, Mr.. r. L. Head,
for the weekend.
Ensign Roy Eller who has been
stationed at the Navy Base in
New Orleans for several months
arrived Wednesday for a visit
in the home of Mrs. 7. E. Spen-
Ger. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Eller and their little daugh-
ter Margaret, who have been Wis
ting with him in New Orleans
for several weeks.
Miss Adah Head returned Sat
urday from a pleasant visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Hare in Jack
son, Miss.
Mrs. Fritz CoImer and Miss AL
ice Colmer accompanied by Mrs.
S. A. McInnis and Mrs. r. c.
Eley, spent Tuesday in Mobile.
Mrs. Annie Swan and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Scarce and their children
of New Orleans, were guests Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Lowe,
Mrs. W. P. Daley and Miss Mary
Floret:
Mrs. Laura Mays was a visitor
in the home of relatives in Mis-
sissippi City Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. ]. T. Renfroe at
tended a singing convention in
Biloxi Saturday.
Mrs. A. w. Head and son, Bob
bic. left this week for a visit
with relatives in Magee, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Colmer
left Sunday for their home IN
Morgantown, w. Va, where the
former will be an instructor in
the University of West Virginia.
oscar Fafragut returned GUN
day to Perkinston Junior Col
iege in Perkinston. Miss, after
spending the weekend with his
Larents, MI. and Mrs. George
%Farragut.
Mrs. F. G. Frey. the former
Miss Eddie Lennep Of Aruba,
Netherlands. West Indies, will
arrive by plane in Miami. Fla,
Saturday and flv from there to
Mobile where she will be met
Sunday BY her parents. Nj. and
Mrs. Edwin G. Lennep. and
brothers, Edwin. Jr., and Tom
Lennep. She will visit her fam
ily for an indefinite time.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15

The first bombs that ever fell
upon Japan in 1900 years of
its history were dropped in the
famed Jimmy Doolittle raid four
months and II days after Pearl
Harbor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15

Pacific.
He Is a former pascaEoulsn
and has many friends here who
will be interested in the news OF
his marriage.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15

Once each year we cele-
brate Fathers Day this
year Dad especially needs
to be remembered. Is he
feeling well? Has he had
a check-up lately? Does he
need a tonic, vitamin pills,
or a prescription filled.
Bring him to the PALACE
or PEOPLES DRUG
STORE we want to help
you keep him well and
healthy.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15

A sharp knife is safer than a
dull one which is hard to guide.
often slips and causes cuts.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15

Mrs. Earl Hammett left Mon
day for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Charles Stallings in Bir-
mingham. Her daughter, Ann,
departed at the same time for
Camp Winnataska, Ala, where
she will spend her vacation.
Mr., and Mrs. A. F. Dantzler
spent Monday and Tuesday in
Jackson where the former went
on business. They were accom-.
panied to Jackson by Mrs. Ton
Sanction who is visiting her par.
ents, Judge and Mrs. Julian Al
exander.
Mrs. Sidney Guy and son, Sid
ney, Jr., and MI. and Mrs. Tee
Guy and son. Ted, Jr., spent the
weekend with Mr.. Guys moth
er, Mrs. Sid Guy, in Magnolia
They also visited with Mr.. an6
Mrs. Sidney Guys daughter
Betty Jean, who is spending the
summer with her grandmother.
and also stopped for a visit with
Mrs. Guys mother, Mrs. Ethel
Quinn. and other relatives at Ty-
lertown, Miss.
Police Chief Robert Farmer
was moved home from Jackson
County hospital Sunday follow
ing an emergency appendeetoml
that he underwent June 2. He is
recuperating nicely from the OPP
Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Kicker car
ried their two-month-old daugh-
ter to Mobile for treatment Mon
day. The baby had been under
treatment for pneumonia, at the
Jackson County hospital.
Mrs. Alice Hull accompanied
her son, DR.. Edgar Hull to Pasca-
goula, when he came from New
Orleans to address the Coast
Counties Medical Society, which
met at the Jackson County hos
pital last week. While here Mrs.
Hull divided visits between Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Rourke and Mr..
and Mrs. George Lewis and fam
lily.
On Thursday night Mrs. War
rem B. Seely departed for a visit
of two weeks with Mr.. Seely in
Louisville, Ky. Mrs. Seely was
accompanied by Mrs. Fred Tay-
lor.
Mrs. j. c. Crane returned home
on Thursday from Rolling Fork,
Miss, where she has been visit
ing her brother, W. D.. Hedleston,
Jr., and family. Mrs. Crane was
accompanied to Pascagoula by
her mother, Mrs. w. D. Hedle-
ston, who has been visiting her
son.
DR.. j. C. Crane went to Baton
Rouge last Saturday where he
was guest speaker at the Uni
versity church Sunday. Chap
lain w. H. Allen filled the pulpit
of the First Presbyterian church
Sunday in the place of DR.. Crane,
who is its pastor.
Miss Helen Tidmore, of Mobile,
spent the weekend in Pascagou-
la as the guest of Mrs. Curtis
Hays at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Hays, Sr.
Jack l.. Landers OF Lexington,
KY, concluded a vacation visit
of a week Wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond r. King.
Mr.. King and Mr.. Landers en-
joyed a fishing trip to Gulfport
during his visit and also made
a trip to New Orleans.
Mrs. w. l. Pol has been visit
ing for two weeks with her hus-
band, Fireman First Glass Pol,
in Norfolk, Va.
Mre n a Retsch returned on
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15

If YOU are planning to store
things at home make sure they
are clean.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15

Irving Berlin, who has written
more than 800 songs. has never
had a music lesson or learned to
read music.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Whatley
have arrived from Tampa, Fla.
for a visit with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Whatley.
Mr.. Whatley has just received his
discharge from the army on the
point system. He was a staff SER
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15

MI. and Mrs. Leroy Weber had
as guests last Monday and Tues
day the formers sister, and
niece, Mrs. H. M. Watts and Mrs.
Roy Davis, of Birmingham.
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Jack L. Landers of Lexington,
KY, concluded a vacation visit
of a week Wednesday with MI.
and Mrs. Raymond r. King,
Mr.. King and Mr.. Landers en-
joyed a fishing trip to Gulfport
during his visit and also made
a trip to New Orleans.
Mrs. w. l. Pol has been visit
ing for two weeks with her hus-
band, Fireman First Class Pol,
in Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. H. A. Betsch returned on
Wednesday from Birmingham
where she has been spending a
week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. McG lothlin.
Thomas Hays was moved home
Thursday of last week from the
Jackson County hospital where
he underwent a minor operation
from which he is recuperating
nicely.
The names of Miss Dorothy
Hague, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hague. and Miss Rachel
Gardner, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Gardner, appear on
the newly issued list of honor
roll students at Perkinston jun
ior College, for the second semes-
ter OF the 1944-45 school year. To
make the honor roll, students
must have an average of B with
no grade less than c.
Captain and Mrs. Herschel
Richard arrived Friday to visit
the formers mother, Mrs. Louise
Richard. Captain Richard re-
turned to Camp Livingstone, La,
Saturday, leaving Mrs. Richard
to make a longer visit here.
Miss Helen Mae Torres arrived
rom Brownsville. Texas, Sunday
o spend a week with her grand
mother, Mrs. c. A. Moore and
| other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Hardy,
and Mrs. Meredith Hardy. drove
to Mobile Sunday to visit Mr..
Hardv's mother. Mrs. Norma
Hardy who is seriously Ill in a
! hospital in that city.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-16

e Gospodicna Alena, ne veruj-
te vsega! Mara je navihanka!
Kolikokrat mi pomaga do polno-
ci, se dljep
"Kajpada pomagam, da ne
zblaznim cd dolgega casa"
Mara je stopila k stojolu "a
knjige.
''Poglejte, kaj ina tu! Perut-
ninarstvo, Vrtnarstvo, Home
opat, Kmetijstvo =
ITO je moi svet, to je mole
veselje! Mara, ne YES, kako je
Brtancu pomagal' akonit! Izbo-
rem uspeh!
'Nikar ne pripoveduj, Minka!
Kadar dobis namesto homeopat-
nih kroglic bombe, tedaj me po-
klici, da razbijeva ia pus tt
svet!u" .:t-. =. !.
"Ali pa tedaj, ko Sc naucin
zenine delati -" E=s..
"Potem pa bomb ne DO tre-
ba!"
Vsi tri so sc zasmejale.
"Kaj pa to? zenin? Ljubcek?" ?"
Mara je pokazala ma Alenino
razglednico, XII j je gledala liza
pasa. - .
"Ba, vsiljivec!'
Mara Sc je sklonila in pogle-
dala pisavo. J.
"Oho, ga poznate?"
"Koga?" !. 49,.
''Bresta! Sal je njegova pisa
val"
Alena je bila vidno v zadregi,
kar je Marc silno veselilo.
"Kaj ga poznam? Enkrat sem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-16

fraz, naravnost Sc govori! Use
vent"
nv Bukovje sem Sc branila,
ker je le proved odtrgano cd
sveta."
"Tako? Odtrgano Cd sveta !?
Sal to je mas poklic? Uciteljica
ma krnetih je odtrgana cd vse-
ga, kar Sc imenuje svet. Druz-
be mic, kruha malo vec kot mic,
to je svet? To je Sahara, ljuba
dusa, Sahara, pusta in prazna
kakor zemlja pred stvarjenjem."
"Popolnoma brez zabave pac
niste in brez druzbe tudi ne.
Innate koleginjo, knjige, krasne
sprehode -" .
''Koleginjo imam, pa ia ina
poklic, zato nj ljubezni med ma
ma. In sprehodi! Ali maj ma sta
ra debla trkam in sc s smreka-
mi pogovarjam, pa pticicami,
kakor princezinje v bajkah. Ia
take sanjarije mora biti clovek
nekoliko trcen, JAZZ pa nisem. To
nj svet in to nj zivljenje! Vsaj
zame ne!"
"Gospodiena koleginja, ste re-
xii, ina poklic."
"Da, ina ga, kakor ga sto
drugih ina. To je mas socialist!
Vsaj JAZZ jo tako nazivam. Ste
bill ze pri njej""
"Se ne!"
"Pojdiva. Vas spremim. Cudi-
Ii Sc boste!'
Mara in Alena sta stopili v
Minkino stanovanje.
"Najina koleginja - Alena,
mas socialist 49, Minka!'
''Mara, Mara! Vedno nepobolj j.
Silva porednica!"
Minka je odlozila skarje in
meter in prisrcno pozdravila
Aleno.
'.Poglejte memo stanovanje,
je modni salon."
Mara je dvignila ma mizi "a
kroj prirejene otroske predpas-
nike in jih kazala Aleni.
ia Miklavza pripravljam, "a
solarcke."
ITO je zares lepo, gospodicna!
Boste Sc meme ucili. Mic ne ra-
zumem."
''Drage wolfe! Kar pridite!"
"Ti socialist, ne bos mi kva-
ril dekleta! Pomislite, Alena, kaj
neki ina Minka cd tega? Pros
jaci, sama daje cd te revscine,
kar ina, urezuje, silva - &c to
nj smesno! &c nocejo ljudje sa-
mi oblaciti otrok, maj bodo ma
gi, kaj me briga!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-16
F.S. FMzGARJEVI
ZBRANI. SP'ISI
/. Sonlno

A brala je vnovic in jeza Sc
je hladila.
"Kako idealen fant mora bi-
til"
. In zivo Sc ga je spomnila, ka-
ko je Sci promo proti njej, ka-
ko gladko mu .je tekla beseda,
kako je v dveh stavkih ocrtal
razmere pri Smrekarju. "Da, nj
zastonj filozof, globoko vidi."
Pa je zopet sinil vanjo ponos
in ma celu so sc naredile gubi-
ce.
me bonn ne neumnica. z me-
moi Sc ne bos igral, metulj tt
tax! Sladkac, kakopa! Kakor
vsiw
JENA je zvila razglednico in
jo zateknila "a pas. Pred MO Sc
je dvigalo novo poslopje, maj
lepse v vasi. Ma MEM napis:
Ljudska sola.
Postreznica il je pokazala: Tu
so gospodicna Mara, tn pa 60
spodicna Minka.
Potrkala je ma Marina vrata.
Mara je slonela ma gugalniku,
sc zibala in kadila cigarette.
"Servus, kolega," je pozdra-
villa Aleno prav fantovski in il
segla v roko. "Po obrazu vas ze
poznam. Ma abiturientski vese-
lici sem vas videla. Sedite!!"
''Vas pozdrav me izredno We
sell. Dasi sem zasebna uciteljica,
pa upam, da bono vendarle ko-
leginje."
"Gotovo da! Posebno, ker vi
dim, da je kaj ognja v vas. Ma
te cigarete!'
Alena 81 je prizgala in oh pr
vem dimu zakasljala, da so il
stopile solze v oci.
"Ne znate! Pa pustite!"
"Vcasih sem re kadila, pa mi
ne tekne!
"Jaz pa kadim kakor Turek!
Kaj hocem! Tu pod milim ne
bonn nimam mic; &c bi Sc cigaret
in romanov ne bilo ma svetu, po-
tenn obupam in Sc menda obe-
sim ma prvo vejo."
"Kaj v Soil ne dobite razve-
drila?"
"V soil, kaj Sc! Vprasam vas,
kdo Sc pa zarije v ia posel iz
poklica, namrec IL tistega pokli-
ca, o katerem so nam deklami-
rail- po solah. Ali ste sc vi po-
svetili - to besedo je izgovori-
la z grozno ironijo - il same
ga veselja, notranjega veselja,
vzgoji nadebudne mladine, kaj?"
"Ne vem, ampak veselje pa
vendar cutim v srcu."
"Zato ste pa sli v Bukovje,
kamor so vam ponujali! Mic
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govorila 7 MIN; pa ze posilja
razglednice! Y
"Dekle, le pair il je name-
ziknila Mara.
Mar mi je!"
"Ste pa Vi MENU, kakor Sc
vidi! Yam ga privoscim, JAZZ ga
nocenn, "a yes syet ne. Tega ze
ne! Take idealen fantast, TAXA
le mehkoba. MOI mora biti MOI,
skala, da Sc ina zena kan opre-
IT," ,.t.s |.
(Dalje prihodnjit)
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(N0dGt3eC0n1e)
Alena je motrila patintride-
setletno Emo. Oblecena% je bila
v crn predpasnik, XII jo je ma
hadravo zagrinjal cd vratu do
gleznjev. Spredaj je bilo blago
obdrgnjeno in Sc je svetilo, ma
tenn svetlem dnu pa je bio ma
stlanih polno crnih lis krizem-
krazem. Pero je brisala Erna oh
predpasnik. Lasje so bill v ma
glici zvihani in zviti, da SO j
ma obeh sencih silili stremeni IL
pod zapon, navzdol. Lice, brez-
izrazno, okroglo in neprijetno
rdece, je Sc kazil rozen scipal-
mix. Prava podoba sluzbe, kakor
postni pecatnik.
"Gospodicna, nikar ne preti-
ravajte! Steer me DO pa zelo We
selilo, &c bonn smela z vami OBJ
cevati, sal veste, otrok sem Sc
prav "a prav. - Kako pa, opro-
site, ali k Smrekarjevim ne "a
hajate?"
"Zahajam, toda Smrekar,
moi Bog, ia takisto nj clovek,
je tudi nekaj drugega - ne VEN
kaj - uteleseni denar! On sto-
ri "a denar vse in proda vse: Sc
be, zeno - otroke - duso -
vse je naprodaj. Ga ze Sc spo-
znate!"
''Sem ga ze nekoliko."
"Ste ga? Sal ste komaj pri-
Sill"
"Pa mi je re danes naprero-
koval toliko, kakor bi sc do 60
lega slekel. Original je prav "a
prav!"
Alena sc je zvonko zasmeja-
la, pred vrati je nekdo zakas-
ljal in nerodno potrkal ma ogra-
jo.
"Vidite, takole je. pri meni!
Nikoli miru." >,
Alena je vstala. "Da vas ne
bonn die motila, Sc priporocim
in ma svidenje!"
''Kar pridite, kadar drago!"
Erna je odgrnila zaveso in
sta stopili v urad.
"A - seveda, kako sem poza-
bila! Razglednica "a vas!!"
Postarica je segla ma mizo in
il dala karto.
''sele prisli ste, ze prihajajo
pisma! Mladost ina dosti cas-
tilcev!"
Alena je pogledala podpis in
rahlo zardela. Erna nj obrnila
glave, pa je vendar videla to
rdecico.
"Brr, te razglednice - sitni-
ce! z Bogom
INA svidenje!"
Pokasljujoci kmet je stal po-
trpezljivo pred okencem, posta-
rica 81 je pa obrisala naocnike,
sla k oknu in gledala "a Aleno,
XII ie brala razglednico, dokler
nj izginila "a pipami.
"Frklja, kako hodi! Smo me
druge tudi a. seveda! Pa
mas je minilo - a seveda!
Nato je sele zaskrtala okni-
ca v pregraji in je zahrescal
uradni glas.
Alena je brala razglednico;
"Moj duh - k studencu modro-
sti - mole srce je pa pri tebi
% domovina. Ivan Brest."
Ko je pogledala podpis, je ta-
koj razsodila: Vsiljivec! Sc
vprasal me nj, ali SINE pisati.
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they're giving fheir all ::.A
back them up with YOUR dollars! 4

KS THE battle lines approach the
"A heart Of the enemy's homeland, the
fighting grows fercer -. and more
costly in men, materiel, and money.
That's one reason why every red-
blooded American must back this mighty
9TH War Loan with every dollar he can
lay hands on. Another reason II that
this is really two drives in one. il the
same period last year, you were asked
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to invest in two war loans. q against
one this time.
No need to tell you that War Bonds
are the safest and best investment In the
world. So pour ont your might, Ameri-
cans, ii the MIGHTY 7th War Loan.
Let's show our valiant Fighting Hen
that were backing them % the limit of
our means ~. 100H.
The Nome nugget., 1945-01-17
PATROLS BUSY IN EFFORT TO
 HIT SAN ANSONA

American patrols are attempt ing to reach San Ansona, which is just west of Florence On the Bologna Highway, it has been re- ported. They were turned back yesterday by bitter enemy fight ing with small arms fire.
 Allied headquarters said that sharp skirmishes occurred in sev- eral other sectors of the Italian front as the patrols probed the enemy positions.
 There was very poor visibility caused by snow and rain, bu- there have been no changes ir an of the Fifth or Eighth Armies forward positions.
The Nome nugget., 1945-01-17

joviality and is never caught sit. ting one out. One of Alaska's popular women, she is not only called "Mom" by all the fellows who meet her, but she Is also "Mom" ito the Cadettes, who be- ing far from home themselves, are not without need of a coun- selor.
 Since its first meeting on Mo- vember 12, 1944, the Corps has achieved a goal beyond their ex- pectations. Making a trip to an isolated station, they brought dancing to men who had gone without it for months. For Thanksgiving and all during the Christmas-New Year holiday season, they kept constantly busy visiting the casual companies, dining, dancing and caroling with the men.
 Company "A of the Cadette Corps was formed in close asso- citation with the Red Cross," said Sgt. Jean Boren of Denver, Colo. ssIts initial intent was to insure the success of, Saturday night dances at the post service club, but since then the program has expanded ito include afternoon tea-dances each Sunday and Club Frolics (the G. I. Night Club each Tuesday"
The Nome nugget., 1945-01-17
SUFFERS AGAIN RAID FORMOSA
 FOR THIRD HIT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-(AP) Giant Superfortresses raided Formosa in the third strike against this mighty Jap island bastion since January 9th, it was revealed today.
 The Superfortresses of Major General Lemay and his 20th Bomber Command, audaciously swooped over their 3 target by daylight.
 A brief 20th Air Force bulletin said the objective was military installation, but didn't provide additional details. The results will be announced when the op- erational reports are received by the War Department.
 Sunday some 100 mighty aerial battleships zoomed from China bases to pound Formosa and not a single Jap interceptor rose to challenge them.
The Nome nugget., 1945-01-17
COMES IN BY DOG TEAM

John Payden, teacher for the Bureau of Indian Affairs, in charge of the school at White Mountain, arrived in town this morning via Film and Moses Point, by dog team. MT. Payden reports that there was one death and nine other cases of diphtheria at White Mountain. He also stat ed that had it not been for the fine cooperation of the ACS, which stood by at all times, and the relief and rescue squadron, who assisted them so generously, there probably would have been many more cases and other deaths. MT. Payden will return to White Mountain by plane in few days.
The Nome nugget., 1945-01-17
CADETTES ARE RE FORMED AS
 ENTERTAINERS

FIT. RICHARDSON, Alaska - The replacements who have just arrived from the states and the rotating veterans fresh from the Aleutians have one thing in con- mon when they meet in the re- placement battalion at Ft. Rich ardson. They find themselves in the same plight experienced by strangers upon entering a town for the first time. They don't know where to go, what to do, nor do they know any girls with whom they may have good time, and what's more, they are unlikely to remain here long enough to form acquaintances.
 The entertaining of these men has been assumed by the Cadette Corps, group of female govern ment employees, who established their Corps in military style, having undergraduates company consisting of four cor poral-led squads. Anticipating eventual expansion to the strength of a battalion, the girls have chOSeY, First Sergeant Edith McMillan, of Seattle, Wash, a kindly and silvering woman, to serve in the dual role of battal- ion commander and chaperone. Mrs. McMillan, probably the most beloved top-kick in the world, attends all dances, dis plays fountain of vigor and