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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30
Carolyn Bocot Hos
Birthday PdrtY For
Thrice Friends


On Saturday afternoon the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Ba-
cot of 1923 Williams street, of
Pascagoula, Vas the setting for a
party at which thirteen of the
girl friends of Carolyn Baeot were
guests of Mrs. Bacot.
The event was in honor of the
thirteenth birthday of Carolyn.
The afternoon was passed in va
rious amusements until the ser
wing of ice cream and cake to-
wards its close.
A number of gifts were pre-
sented to the young honoree.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30
Sing To Be Held At
Cdswell Springs
Church On April 7

A sing will be held at the Cas-
well Springs Methodist church
Saturday, April 7. A number of
quartets will attend and gumbo
and other refreshments will be
sold by the Women's Society of
Christian Service for the benefit
of the building fund, church
members announced.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30
HAVE NO PAY DISPUTES

Bogota. Colombia = Colombia
decreed salaries of a thousand
dollars each for her seven dele
gates to the recent 13-day meet
ing of foreign ministers in Mexico
City. This worked out to SIG a
day except for the secretary of
the delegation, who got only $50
a day. Delegates also received
$1,000 each for travelling expenses.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30

Canadian ocean shipping dates
to the days of early European
fishermen who frequented the
shores of Newfoundland and the
Maritime Provinces.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30

Most reptiles lay eggs. although
some eggs are Matched within the
body.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-30
Big Point

Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Nelson have
been called to the bedside of Mrs.
Nelson's father, Mr.. Calhoun Car
ter, who has been seriously Ill for
the past week.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09

Francis Scott Key, author of our
national anthem. served as district
attorney in washington, d. c., for
three successive terms. 1891
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09
Senate Reyiyes
Penalty in
Work-fight Bill

WASHINGTON, March 9. up
The senate late Thursday passed a
manpower control bill carrying fine
and imprisonment penalties for re-
calcitrant employers.
The vote ON the final passage of
the bill was 63 TO l6.
Passage came shortly after the
senate put back in the bill a clause
providing up to $4,000 fine and one
year III jail for any employer who
Wilfully retains more employees than
authorized by the war manpcWer
commission. The provision, rejected
last week, was adopted by 40-to-36
vote on motion of Senator Joseph
H. Ball, r. Minnesota.
The senate bill stresses elimina-
tiCn of labor boarding. Tie bill
passed by the house several weeks
ago provided a $4,000 fine and five
years Imprisonment for any man
from 18 to As not in the armed
forces who refuses to take an essen
tial job
The senate bill does not provide
any direct penalty against workers.
1t would, however, require that they
get Jobs through the VINO.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09
Publishers Form
Special Group
On Press Needs

NEW YORK. March 9. up
American Newspaper Publishers
association announced Friday the
formation of a nine-man committee
en- press communications with Brig
Gen. Julius Oehs Adler, general
manager OF the New York Times, as
chairman
The committee was formed be-
cause of the increasing Importance
CT p.ecs communications, including
international aspects.
Other members:
Huge Baillie. president of United
Press associations; E. NJ. Antrim
business manager. Chicago tIllinois'
Tribune: j V. Connally, president
of International News Service; Ed
win S. Friendly, general manager,
New Yoik New York Sun; Brig.
Gen. Clark Howell. publisher, At
lanta Georgia Constitution; John
S. Knight, president American So
ciety OF Newspaper Editors and
publisher, Knight Newspapers; Rob-
ert Mclean, president Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Bulletin and preSi-
dent of the Associated Press, and
Joseph Pulitzer, president, st. Louis
Missouri PoSt-DiSpatch.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09
Indian Council
Offers Land to
Tribal Fighters

PHOENIX, Ariz.. March 8. CUP)-
The Indian council of the Colorado
river reservation below Parker has
offered TO lnlish farmland to
every Arizona Indian in the armed
forces. it was learned Thursday.
Lemuel P. Mathews, of Phoenix,
attorney for the council. said a
tribal ordinance to that effect has
been adopted and is now pending
before congress.
approximately 10000 acres of irri-
gable land would be available for
the estimated 6l00 Indians from
Arizona now in the armed fcrces if
congress accepted the plan, Mathews
said.
The attorney characterized as
''pointleSs' Joint legislative reSolu-
ton asking congress to reserve un-
lands on the reservation for
use of veterans generally He said
the Indians held the land in fee
simple and that it would be highly
complicated matter, probably neces-
stating court action. to have any
of it appropriated without tribal
consent.
The Joint memorial has been
signed by Governor Sidney p. OS-
born and transmitted to congress.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09
Officers Trail
VandaIs in
Anti-Jap Acts

PASADENA, Cal. March 9. CUP)
Pasadena police are hunting FER
sons guilty of three cases of anti
japanese vandalism within two days.
A crudely painted rising sun flag
with the inscription Remember
Pearl Hartor' was discovered on a
kandball court wall at the campus
of Pasadena Junior college campus
yesterday. Two American-born Jap
anese have enrolled at the college.
Detective Ed Fleck said the work
apparently had been done by the
same person who wrote a similar
inscription on the garage door at
the home of Dr.. Linus Pauling. Cal
ifornia Institute of Technology sci
enlist. ard a wall en- the property
of Mrs. Ma. ion F. Gooding.
DR.. Pauling. who likened the ac-
ticn to Nazi persecution OF the Jews,
employees a Japanese American gar
dener. A relocated Japanese- -Ameri-
can student boards at the Gooding
home.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09
Lawmakers Hit
Charges on
Vets Hospitals

WASHINGTON. March 9. oUPl-
Three congressional leaders chal-
lenged charges of "intolerable con-
ditions' in army, navy and veterans
hospitals and said they saw no need
for special investigation.
A fearless" investigation was de-
manded by Representative Phillip
j. Phil5in. d., MasSac Sachusetts.
member of the house military af-
fairs committee. He said he had
heard complaints of irregularities
Sc broad alld serious they could not
be corrected, without congressional
action.
Chairman John E. Rankin. Cd.
Mississippi, of the veterans commit
tee, said his group was locking into
the situation TO correct whatever
weaknesses CT shortcomings" exist
ed, but that a new committee was
unnecessary.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09

CHICAGO, March 9. tUPl-Fred
Welcher. "A. Chicago, was found
crucified early Friday on a crude
cross erected beneath the elevated
railroad on the near North Side.
A spike had been driven through
each hand and a crown of thorns
had been placed on his head. The
crucifiXion of Christ was emulated
further by a wound in his left side,
ircm which blood was streaming.
He was taken to ST Josephs hos
pital. Police said his condition was
such that he could not be questioned
Immediately.
The crucifiXion was discovered
by two policemen who heard the
means Ct the tortured man as they
cruiSed by in a squad car.
They said Welcher was clad only
in trousers and a shirt. The cross to
which his booy was pinioned was a
crude affair fashioned from 2X6-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09

The Silver States resolution asked
for a plebiscite in Modoc, Lassen,
Sierra, Nevada and Placer counties,
whose children go to school in Ne
vada and whose elders shop and re-
lax across the border.
Senator Charles Brown of Inyo
county complained that Inyo and
Mono counties had been sighted in
the resolution. Both political units,
he said, would rather be part of
Nevada than stepchildren of Los
Angeles Brown suggested return
ing the resolution to Carson City
for amendment Senator Jerrold
Seawell of Placer county said he
would favor the plebiscite for Modoc
and LaSsen counties only.
SeaWell is chairman of the rules
committee.
The resolution pointed out that
the present California Nevada line
was established by the California
legislature in 1861. Dissatisfaction
with the line resulted in bloodshed
during the sc-called "Roop county
wal"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09
NLRB ORDERS ELECTION

WASHINGTON, MARCH 8 up
The National Labor Relations
Board today ordered a collective
bargaining election within 80 Gays
amcng packing shed employees Of
four Blythe, Cal. fruit companies
to determine if they wish to be
represented by either the CIO fruit
and vegetable workers union or the
AL teamster5 union. The COM
panies involved are California Vege
table Growers. California Produce
Company, Inc, Colorado River
Farms, and Eaton Fruit Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09
PENICILLIN ARRIVES
FOR HOSPITALS USE

LOS ANGELES. March 8. up
A three-ton, S25O,00O shipment of
penicillin has arrived here from
New York City for distribution to
southern California hospitals and
physicians. Il was the first large
volume shipment Of the revolution
airy new curative substance to be
sent tC California for civilian use.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09
House Approves
New Debt Limit

WASHINGTON, March 9. CUP)-
The house late Thursday passed
and sent to the senate legislation to
boost the federal debt limit to
100000, 100000.
The vote came after the house
had rejected, II to 26, an amend
ment to set the new ceiling at $751;
00000,000 The present debt limit is
$3.50. 600 100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09
COUNCIL CONSIDERS
SWEEPER PURCHASE

EI Centro city cOlncllmen a.c
considering purchase Of a street
sweeper and members were guests
of Councilman Herb Fawcett Thurs
day for lunch when they saw motion
pictures of q vehicle in operation
The slides were shown by a repre-
sentative CT the selling firm.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09
TWO u. S. TORPEDO BOATS
SUNK BY MISTAKE

WASHINGTON, March 9 CUPl--
The navy announced Friday that
two American torpedo boats were
accidentally sunk by U. S. ship
in the Philippines.
Casualties aboard the two vessels,
the PITT and the PT-79, were
light, the navy said Such CRAFT
carry a normal complement of IL to
Is men. The shippers of both
vessels were saved.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09
Chicago Man Found Crucified
On Crude Cross of Boards

inch planks, police said. It was
about nine feet high and wae lashed
against the uprights of the elevated.
Police could offe: nc motive pr
the crucifixion, bat speculated that
it probably was. done by religious
fanatics.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09

neXation of five counties near the
state border.
The Nevada resolution as re-
ferred to the senate rules committee
after motion by Senator Charles
Deuel. to bury it forever in the
transportation committee" was vot-
ed down.
Senator Frank Gordon, tR0, Sui
sun. said he for one would vote to
hold a plebiscite in southern Cali
fornia for its cession to Nevada.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-09

California Senators Eve
Nevudu-Annexotion Bid

SACRAMENTO, March 9. CUP)-
The California state senate appar-
emily has declined to take seriously
a resolution by the Nevada state
legislature calling for possible an
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Arranging For Navy
Day Observance Here

Gerald Saunders. co-chairman
q the Navy Day committee in
Key West. today. m an advertise
mcnt in The Citizen. calls on
every organization in the city 60
arrange % participate IN the ccle-
brati0n that will be held in ob-
serving that day on Otcobcr -
Nov. more - than every be-
fore In car history. Mr Saunders
said. ''the peoplc should JOIN
with navy personnel ~ salutlng
Gar navy. which has performed
the greatest feais in History IN
me global War Besides. we resi-
dents uf Key West should show
oar appreciation % waat navel
activities here have meant a. a..
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EARL SKIES


tContinued I'm PAGE One1
talk in Qualification of the
reported activities al the
gardens during the recent
past.
Mr.. Skies stated that " hen
he was placed in charge Of
the gardens. il Was his uu-
derStanding. by an agree
ment Of the council. that ne
would be permitted to con-
duct a nursery on the grounds
and would be privileged 10
handle the plants at the
nursery as h. saw fit. but
said that the plant. in the
garden were 20 De kept in
tact. which he said has been
done since he has been IN
charge.
Tie stated inni nasmach AZ a.
Ieccitea nu pay iEuu ere cts e.
his services, tnat be- Aa- sccofd-
ea iht privilege as stated .,-ara
ne tnt nursery and saIa .haI he
bod nete. sold ans plan, from
.fD garden
IT, .tstsi that considerable
Hiaesu had us,u directed af
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Grand Jury Returns
Indictment Against
Negroes For Murder

Taf srand gar, ths morning
returned an .ndleiuent OF muir
a.I n tHs seeoud degree against
Fs.a g. Seymour ncgfess. charg-
go a,h ,abb.ne and kuhng her
husband afh hunting knife
~rs aH b., uca m criminal
s.uFt
hhen .ht Uas arraigned bcf0lc
Isaer Ja.ucs Esqusnaldo. wit
.rs letutd that heI husband.
81. tfHnne hame uIth her ana
ttuas bed dispute aboui has
si-tu. .u hed Sht left the
r.d .um. witnesses testified. went
u Gee kirhtu aat the knife and
Htf rs husband AS be- vas lcav-
na lHI mdIuuu and stabbed
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STORM DAMAGES
RAMIE PAINTINGS

BELLE GLADE. Oct. l7.--IEnr-
ricane winds and flogd waters did
considerable damage O. rafuie
paintings 0f the Newport Indus
vas DISCLOSED Last week after =
careful survey had been made of
paintings of the NeWport Indus
tries. Inc. a. Canal Point where
a 250-acre plot Is reported ruin
ed and viii have 30 h. rcpianied.
The company reports. however
that plants IN an advanced stage
of growth werc not severely
damaged.
Sixty percent of the 500-acre
crop ~ the prison farm. where
the FLORIDA Ranie Corporation -
erecting It's ngw processing plant.
was reported lost and all require
replanting.
The damage Waa Caused largely
by flood waters and future ramle
paintings viii Ia made only On
lands that have been provided
with proper drainage company
officials said.
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THE WEATHER
FORECAST

Key West and vicinity. Fair
through Thursday. continued
cool this afternoon and tonight
slightly warmer Thursday. gen
lie % moderate north O. north
east winds.
Florida. Far through Thurs
day; continued cOol this after
noon and tonight. slig fliy highsr
afternoon Temperatures Thurs
day
JaCksonville through FLORIDA
Straits and East Gulf Gentle 10
moderate north % northeaa
winds to-day. bocoming gentle -
nlghi End Thursday. wvathcr
fam.
Jacksonville 90 Atalschi.nla.
No small craft % storm w-raiass
have been issued.
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CARD or THANKS

We wizh a. exrfCss deepest APP
cessation O. ali oar friends foT
their sympathy extended o. us ia
the loss At oar lowed one. Nathan
NJ Eden We slso wish 80 thank
them fpr their tbral tributes and
use of thci. Cas.
THE FAMILY
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COUNCIL TAKES


N~00AA4e0 A@Aa &@AN gA&t
elared that he thought that
the time had arrived for the
council 90 come 90 some def
mite agreement regarding
this issue which has been Of
such long-standing.
Mr.. GrillOn stated that az
a previous meeting when the
matter was brought up. that
City Attorney j. Lancelot
Lester informed the council.
after being asked for an
opinion in the matter. stated
specifically that il would be
necessary % have Building
Inspector EFrol Sawyer. and
Fire Chief Leroy Torres. or
anyone else that was quail
fled IN an official capacity.
90 make a recommendation
that the building be CON
demned before the council
could take the necessary ac-
tiOn. MessTs. sawyer and
Torres made the inVestlga-
tiOn a. requested. and made
their report shortly after
ward To the council. and of
ficially recommended that
the building be RACED be-
cause il had proved 10 be-
menace and fire hazard
Councilman Grillon stated
that inasmuch a. the proper
officials had turned Ia their
report. recommending that
the building be RACED. which
va, in accordance with
what City Attorney Lester
said was the only thing
standing ia the way. sug-
gested that action 81 taken
Immediately with me- further
DELAY in the matter.
City Attorney Lester stat
ga that under the CIrCum-
stances. a suit NAV be
brought against the city ilI
the building Was ordered
tom down. and said. how
ever. II the council wanted
Ito take the bull by the
horns and proceed with the
matter. he would stand
ready Co defend the city IH
the event that "a suit wa
brought against the muulCi-
palitt o. the structure Wa
torn down.
Councilman Earl adams.
a. the conclu ion ct the cIty
attorney - remarks. jumped
tu ms feet and said Let
take the buII by the horns
because this matter b. now
turning out to be- q Ioke. with
the owners of the property
simply irving Co delay the
matter every time that The
subject b. brought az. Mr
Adam. said Il was plainly
evident that the matter wa>
being delayed purpu~elE
and FINALLY made "a motion
thai warrant, be- sworn uut
against the owners ot the
property u question aHd
that thp case be- brought up
u thv .Ift court immediate
It. Whrrybt the uWHcr~ could
be called GOA Goo show cause
whs thr have allowed These
premise 200 remain q nsI--
au.r Go ttr uuul, ln genera.
Tn, motion ua- seconded
ht uHn.Iwar Gr.IIuu and
passed unanimously uu ru..
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ERIC OFFICE

HOLLYWOOD Calf - Since
the selection II Eric johnson q
succeed Will HAYES as Movie
Gar. the suggestion has been
made that the Hsys Cfficc mig az
a. veil b. called the Eric Office.
meaning eliminate Tisque lm
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DOUBLE TROUBLE

ALBANY With mas left arm
sl-h 10 q sling. after q fan from 4
tralCSe Which broke his collar.
bone. Pat Shelby walked ~ his
sleep and cat has right hand badly
when q encountered an elcctrlc
ian.
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MORE JURORS


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REPORT

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Observation taken o. 730 am.
Eastern Standard Time
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come to thu gardens and asked
tf4i thsy be gwen plants from
thC gardens Which he refused a.
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TEMPERATURES


Temperature data for the - hours
ending so am.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Splendid Cough Syrup
Easily Mixed at Home

centrated form. known for it4 effect
on throat and bronchial membranes.
Put tho Tinex into a pint bottle,
and add your syrup. Thus you make
IA fun pint OF really splendid medi-
cine and you get about four times as
much foryour money. II never spoils.
and children love its pleasant taste.
And for quick.1hlessod relief IL ~
amazing You can t4ei It t4tr i1utri IN
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phlcgm. soothes the lrrtatod mrm-
branes, and eases the soreness. ThusIt
makes breathing easy and lets yon
get restful sleep. just try t, and rfnot
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21

HOME sERVIet-More than $4,000 service and their
families aided during l944 The help service men
included medical aid, rehabilitation, financial assistance
families, investigation of family situations and help
obtaining CompenSationS benefits and insurance Iele
grams and received toaed 90 500 Articles O clothing
and bedding tot8ng 0,OI6 and 1850 ayercs fur
nished TO service mems families.
$1,000 DONOR sERVcE-ThiS tremendously vital life
saving work rrcd headquarters $50 West Fort
Street AT Sub-baSe the Ford Motor Company Rouge
plant and through mobile units which travel TO
muniteS within 6O-me radius of Detroit. Last year
2ts,OO2 units of blood tor plaSma TRANSMISSION were
collected Approximately 10000 others who registered
were turned down-and these persons thank, too.
I97,77O volunteer hours contributed, average OF
s42 volunteers working each month
PRopUcrloN-Red Cross volunteer production workers
turned out 81 500 surgical dressings 22b0'S ScWCd
articles which included hospital garments lNcucS and
Kit bags and 40 SS7 knitted articles from goNcrnmcnt-
issued warn during GA In addition 900 service mems
kit bags were packed and shipped
NURSING sERVcES-Twcnty-two classes were held for
Nurses Aides sos Aides trained and 0566l hours
of service given Home Nursing CcrtCacS issued TO
S7I322l2 volunteer hours given by the lay Ot1cc
staff and 1850 by teachings and dassroomS were
established in ten permanent Gray Ladies 90 the
number of SiS engaged IN writing letters and pro-
vidng recreation, giving 79,S67 hours IN 10 hospitals
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
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Big Saving No Cooking.

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tried youH never hs without II, anc
it's so simple and easy.
First make a syrup by stirring :
cups granulated sugar and one cup Of
water a few moments until dissolved.
4 child could DO II. No cooking needed
or you can use corn syrup or liquid
honey instead OF sugar syrup.
Then get ~ ounces Of PInex from
anv druggist This is a special COM
pound Of proven ingredients in con-
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
u. S. Sits War Crimes

WASHINGTON, Feb 20 G\S B
President Roosevelt has asked
Congress 10 appropriate $4,000
10 finance continued L. s. partici-
patton IN the war crimes commits
sion sitting az London