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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-13
Bans Coffee Export

NEW YORK. July President
Grau San Martin issued a decree
prohibiting the export of Cuban
coffee in order 10 meet a threat
cncd domestic shortage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-13
6. A. Custer Promoted
By PeninsuIar Wheel
G. A. Custer, f,

- ~ - NA1 y
gineer of the
p e4Hin $ u ] a r
Grinding Wheel
Co, h a s been
pro m o ted 10
general factory
m a n a & G r, 1t
has b e n an
nounced. Prior
to joining Pen
insular in 1896.
he was head of
the grin d ng
wheel division
Of h Q L. S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-13
Forms Tanner
Chemical Firm

Organization of the 7 a n n c r
Chemical Co. for the manufac-
ture of industrial chemicals for
rust proofing processes, was an
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-13
Livestock M arket


HOGS-2OO fully steady today and Tor
week al desirable bsrrows and gi,s 5 90
bulk SOUS. Sl4@l4.l3. most Stass, Sl2.5O
cATTLE-soO: today's trade steady For
week Slaughter steers, yeArllnGt helieu and
buns fully steady. COWS very uneven. closed
steady Nth week arc after being 25c or
more higher, stuckers and feeders scarce,
I'm demand broad for fed steers and year
nufs some construction IN outlet FOR lower
grade grsSScrs choice led steers. mostly
scaling over 100 IDS i7 lo@ II 70,
small lots topped At SIS good fed steers
and medium grassy offerings Sl3al5 -,
numerous loads medium 10 good western
grau steers SlA lt good and choice heiiers
ground SIG grassy kinds .lAS down
but common and medium beef COWS. So 50
ri1 few better g. Si4 or above Gamers
and cutters mainly 81 500 9 strong weights
o. 50 freely a. high time but little
above So late bulk common and medium
sausage bulls $40 50al2 so. good hcHvics g.
SIS beet bulls 20 Si3 so most stQckers and
feeders slca~4 few choice 10 SIS
ChLVES-2S0 vealers trm today and for
VteE practical toy and bu3s SD extreme
soy So 30 common and medium sl.2Oe
- ruUs down 90 IS
SHEET- .smbs and sheep fully STEADY
trfa, and foi week good and choice native
s0fiuf lambs Sl5ulS SO. bucks sorted out
~ 81 lsss 'op. SIS SO common 10 good
native sgHnRers Sl2 5owi4 60 scattered
Ia's FpHt and choice 0Id crop shofn lambs
and vesrurrf $50 I skins HlHnl4 good
and choice Ruru ewes mostly 'sas 90
Feyersl lots choice iiO-l2O it1 Kinds topped
o. 50 common 20 good sholn ewes, $50 {.
thin Cuus 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-13
5. s. Kresge TO Pay
25Cents on Common

s S. Kresge Co. has declared a
regular quarterly dividend of 25
cents, on the common. payable
Sept. y TO stock of record Aug. q.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-13

CHICAGO July Il ms -HDGs-o 500
,tfadt POSI- Sl47S bulb. SIS hssyy.
fsala7S medium fl4 rs urhi
ti4-S urnt lights. tI4Soul4 75 packing
s0Sa tl1TSwi4. pics. Si2 asa "a Is
CkTTLE-4 600 steady calves 500
STEADY Beet steers Choice SIC 500 p,
medium SI2 SOeiG so. yesrlrrf $50
II 10 Hl'chcfs Hei'ers Sliul7 -. cCab.
feeder steers Sl2alS.HO Stuckru s'errF-
so IA pulls SlOWls so. calves StOa1 o..
Sl1aIS2r cows and heiiers g 'oni4
rfITrP-s 600 steady choice lambs
So FUuIe 40 common fi3ol' ycsTiinfs
sI1alr2h choice ewes. fbst feeder
Autt. 81 toa13 so
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-13

CHICAGO July u flNS Cash srAin
WHEAT-No red. 81 50. No. red
gsrilcky. Slss,
CORS-NOne
OATS-Eo ? mixed and No. l rsd special.
70l7c. No. ? RED special. 7oiac mixed grain
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-13
MINAIpIn GnAIN
InI.Inn CAsm GRAN

WiNNIPFG. July y ms Rye closed l3t
10 SIC higher today July. SslE hid.
october Sl4sia: December. tl.43}s. May
,Sl42a,a .42is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-13
FarrinpS

FOR FRIDA

NEW YORK AIR BR,KF co
Sir NOS ended June ~
1874 1913
m per share e. ~ 81 &c
pront s7ei al sis3.13O
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-13
Dow-Jones Bonds
Trend of Sales

NEW YORK July i2-Sales on the New
YORK stock Exchange tuday totaled go OOO'
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-13
FoR FRIDAY

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carTier-salesman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-13
WASHINGTON PARK ENTRIES

FIRST RACE sa'soo' tn. rhunder,r.
alden 2-year-old colts and geldinEs. oi1
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-13

xApprentier allowance claimed
Horses listed In OrdCr ~ post pOsiti0nl
weather. clear. track fast
Post. o. IN. Detroit time
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-13
former chief en-

Of th Q I, $. I" 4 CUSTER
Rubber Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-09
SERVICE

Canning supply o. vegetables 70!
winter Use is now an important job
iu many homes throughout the state
HOmemakerS have been warned
the supplt of commercially canned
products Will be even smaller than
before, and they know that the
variety If good foods the family can
enjoy during winter months de-
pcndS Oh thelr efforts.
Two nome methods Of canning
vegetables are recommended as safe
by authorizes of the Agricultural
extension Service of the University
Of California. One IS by use Of the
pressure cooker. III which it is pos
sible TO reach the higher temperd-
lures which mean safety with
foods having little acid
THE 0thcr is i'll acid solution ana
with the use ot only the bolIin-
water t.r cooAing the food in the
jars THIS IT, satisfactory with Ger
tain vegetables .,,eiI a, artIchokes
ASPARAGUS. bectS. carrots. lima
beans. Eeas. peppers. string beans,
and summer squash, where the acid
flavor would be pleasing The direc-
tlJnS for the acld canning Of vege-
tables must bc followed exactly il
this method is to be satisfactory.
Complete directions for canning
vegetables hy both of these methods
are found in the circular, Home
Canning. prepared by Hilda Faust
nutrition specialist for the Agricul-
Iural Extension Service, UniverSIty y
of California This circular Is avail
able q NJ cost III the Agricultural
Extension Service office Court
House. I'LL Centre
IN~EJTiCIDE EXPERIMENTS
"Ncrer before III agricultural his
JoIy mas there been such q
GIrmI~ng arra. Of row insecticides
as has bccu brought out h. the war,
declares L Q. FSSIg, professor OF
entomology on The BcrkIcy campus
of the University OF California.
Before tho War it was thought
now Insecticides bJd been about cX-
hausted. hc explained Now 2 new
group exists which never before wa:
believed possible This is due largely
to the work Of largo chemical tac-
tories WHO set trained chemists to
work on TIN" problem
m addition 20 continued expert
mcutS this year with ODT, Universe
tY entomoloCisje are experimenting
with several new insecticides. re-
ports professor ES5lG. Studies ART
hCing madc with Shell DID, Sabadii.
IA, and COS shell DID. a fumigant
is bcin- used oh wire worms anC
ncmatodcs IN truck and field crops
Sabadll,J- made from the seeds o
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-09
MILK PROGRAM STRESSES
HIGH QUALITY PRODUCTION

While it takes extra care to pro-
duce milk Of high quality, it will
undoubtedly pay dividends, G. e.
Gordon. dairy specialist of tho AZ
ricultural Extension Service, Uni
verSity of California. advised dairy
men in his monthly report to the
Dairy Herd Improvement assOcia-
ton.
Quality production is the fifth
point in the National 8-point Dairy
Program and. Gordon emphasizes i'll
his report, efforts in this direction
viii result in Improvements in the
dairy industry and provide a better
market for their products.
Speaking Of postwar problems in
the dairy industry. Gordon said.
In the years when milk produc-
tiOu may be greater than the demand
only the higher quality milk will
be readily marketable Low quality
milk may be rejected or may be
sold at lower prices, resulting in a
lower return for the producer. The
prosperity of the dairy farmer and
the growth of the dairy industry
depend on the continued demand
for large quantities of milk and
milk products in the postwar
period
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-09
Warren Studies
Senate Place,
Special Session

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 0. CUP.
Gov Earl Warren may announce 4
successor TO The late sen Hiram
Johnson after he returns here from
attending the senator's funeral IN
Sdn Francisco next Monday.
l think i would be mdeIlcatc. ~
say the least, to discuss = SUCCESSOR
To TIM great man before he is fl
naIiy LAID to rest" the governor said
Wednesday as the annual Jonathan
club breakfast conference. Later.
possibly ucEt week. shall have
something to say Oh this important
matter but | shall not do So at TINS
time.
AsScmblyman Julian Beck. of Los
Angeles has written the governor
asking that a special election be-
hold 20 select J0hnsou's successor.
Warren plans to leave here sun
Gay night for San Francisco ANA
VIII fly back here after the Johnson
funeral.
The new atomic bomb may maEr
IL noct osary to call Il special IcgiS-
laiIFc session sooner than ne orig
lhall| planned if the war cuds sud
denly. Warren told the conference.
A call for the special session would
be thrown "WIGe open" - include
most all projects OF postwar en-
ploEmcnt nature. the governor
added.
Charles r Purcell STATE director
M public works who also attended
the conicrcuce revealed that Los
Angeles VIII have "a large XIV state
building as -r1n after tOc Nar end.
a possible. The now building Will
he on Broadway opposite the pres
cnt state building.
rostwar projects mc'Udc now
mansion for the governor at 18th
ana n streets In Sacramento. but
the governor said hc wants That
put at the cud Of tho list unul the
state. hospital. can ~ enlarged
and improve,
Governor Warr0u expressed plea
sure at the prospect ot EaynG The
United Nations headquarters in
California
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-09
MARINE GETS PATENT
ON NOVEL PEASHOOTER

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 9. (UPl =
Former Marine Machine gunner AL
vim D. Bloom has perfected a pea
shooter with adjustable sights. And
Bloom reports that Washington has
granted him a patent on his menace
TO adult security.
Bloom used knowledge he gained
at Guadalcanal. On the breech of
the shooter is a rear peep sight and
On the front are CroSsbars at vari-
oua levels
YOUNGSTERS use the top bar for
direct fore ard drop to lower ones
as the target moves away.
Bloom, uoW operating a radio re-
paiy shop. hasn't said what the
government MAY do about giving
him priorities ra begin mass pro-
uuction
one of thc other ideas nc Is
working on is 4 device to feed ba-
bleS
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-09

LONDON, Aug. 9. (UP)-Well in
formed observers believe that Gen
eva Will receive highly favorable
consideration when the executive
committee of the United Nations
conference International organia-
ton meets in London to consider
proposed sites for the new world
group.
The executive committee was ex-
pected to open deliberations tomor-
row. Besides nominating prospect
i've sites fer UNC1C, 1t will select a
candidate or candidates for the post
Of secretary general. arrange for
taking over the work and archives OF
the LEAGUE Of Nations, and NOM
mate justices for the new world
court
Well qualified observers believed
Geneva would be considered as the
most practical site in view of the
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-09
Religion Unit
Objects to
Atomic Bombs

LONDON, Aug. 9. CUP)-Thc first
protest from British religious
body against the use Of the atomic
bomb was printed in London news
papers.
The Rev. A. D. Belden, chairman
of an organization known as
christianity Calling" telegraphed
Prime Minister Attlee and President
Truman protesting against atomic
bombing.
This unparalleled terrorism dis
graces the United Nations, the
message to Attlee said. Beg you
secure veto of its use"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-09

Mexican Iilaceous plant, is being
used on insects formerly requiring
such scarce products as rotenOne
pyrethrum and nicotine. Cos, devel-
oped in England and recently
brought to this country, is in some
ways comparable 70 DDT
This YEAR the entomology depart
mcnC is able to obtain enough DD1
to use considerable quantities on
many important problems dealing
with war food production work, Pro
feSsor ESsig said University entO-
mOl0gists are using the insecticide
over a greater area in the state and
for treatment OF a larger variety OF
CrOC-.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-09
CYCLIST AT ~

ALBION, Mich. Aug. 9. IUPJ-
Seventy-two-year-old William Ver-
laan of Kalamazoo added more mile
age to his bicycle travels by pedal
ing so miles from Kalamazoo to Al
bion in four and a half hours, and
back again Verlaan'S longest biCy-
Gle trip was to New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-09
OLDEST FACTORY

CHARLTON, Mass, Aug. ? UP
Tools used in building the Y. s
frigate Constitution" were made IN
the Charlton plant OF the Smell
Manufacturing Co, oldest aueer ana
bit factory in the United States
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-09
Geneva Enters Bid as Site of World Center

raised to Geneva, however. Firstly.
is the psychological objection due K.
the failure of the old league. and
secondly is the fact that Russia does
not have diplomatic relations with
Switzerland.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-09
OLD COUNTY FAIR

XENIA, O.. Aug. g. up - The
Greene county fair association has
asked Office Of Defense Transporta-
ton permission to hold its fair as
usual this year. Backers hated to
break a precedent The first fair
was held here l06 years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-09
FARM NEWS SHORTS

Total crop production for the
whole country promises to be well
above average not quite in the
bumper class of 1912 and 1914, but
higher than for any of the other
years on record, the July crop re-
port indicates.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-09
y Wall ROMANCE

FAST NEW PORTLAND. No.
NIa . OUP When Mis- Shirley
FoWcE of this town ana Edward lie
Cir@udc ul Worcester Mas were
married recently. 1t cIim1Tcd q Two
N'ar cn-.2omcnl Viii II V-as arran--
Cd by V-mti- when The principals
htd uc.Cr m"-.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-09
THIEF is CHEAP

METHUEN. Mass, Aug. 9. UP t-
A non-profiteering thief sold 4 BIZ
cycle here for a dollar which cost
its owner. Santo P. SanguedoiCc Of
Lawrence. $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-09

fact that the league plant already
is established and available there.
Two major objections have been
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-09

NANON~ NCFDULT WHITING
I' Centre IoJ-c Eo. 384 F A1 A Al
viii hold , stated mnotM1 Monday
night a, 7.3O In Masonic Temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-09
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Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-09

SUPER steel,
heat-treated and tenn
pered, tells the quail
ty of Sears wrenchcs
and so c k 6 is. Clean,
accurate openings are
precision broachc Il
to insure a perfect,
snug, non-3 p fit.
Rust--osisting f;ri n
o. oil pi 9 c o.c. I}-.c
;4l7cv yvo2. v1..G--?
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-09

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lin drive IL pit. Socket, 7/16 to ~
',-in drive - pt. Socket 7/a2 to SIG
Z lin drive IL nt Socket, 1I/l6 "a in.
sin. drive. Extra Deep, ) to ain.
. in drive, Universal, X to i,-n.
lin drive, Spark Plug, =. to Is ..
',-in. drive, Reversible Ratchet
sin. drive Reversible Ratchet
in. drive, Reversible Ratchet
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-05

Due to change in the date Of
the Methodist Annual Conference
for l945. it was necessary for the
tent holders OF the New Prospect
Camp Ground to assembly to fix
the date Of their next camp meet
ing, which heretofore has always
been held during the second
week in October, and terminal
ing on the third Sunday in Oc-
tober There were about thirty
representatives from Mt. Pleas
ant. four from Vancleave, and
two from Red Hill, and after va
rious discussions, the vote was
almost unanimous that the next
camp meeting date will be the
first week in October, and ending
on the second Sunday, which will
be the 7th of October. The mo-
ton was also made and seconded
and unanimously voted upon that
MIR. and Mrs. w. c. Havens of
Pascagoula be welcomed as tent
holders on the New Prospect
Camp Ground, they having ox-
pressed a desire to built a tent
before another camp meeting.
Notice OF this change in date
OF camp meeting viii appear
from time to time in the New
Orleans Christian Advocate, and
other organs of the Methodist
church.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-05
Mt. Pleasant

Mrs. @. c. Roberts of Terre
Haute, Ind, visited her husbands
parents and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
@. c. Roberts, Sr., and Miss Mar
yon, last week. Mrs. Roberts
(nee Miss Martha Godwin) is
teaching music in Evansville,
Ind, pending permission from the
government 10 join her husband
who is with the Methodist Mis-
sionary Force in Africa.
Iak- s1es.f Il ali ~. -
MIR. and Mrs. D; J., Ware and
lMesdames RubIe Roberts and
Denver Lyons were pascagoula
visitors on Saturday. #
s3iG.t.s 6ie ifsNr =
}. Mrs. c. M. Taylor and Mrs.
Maurice Taylor, the latter of Pas
cagoula, were in Mobile on
Thursday for consultation with
AN optometrist there. =
asa @e ~ Msasp N
Guests In the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Jennings of Ever
green, last week and visiting
their sister and daughter, Mrs.
Mozelle Haley Jennings, were Mr..
and Mrs Roy Allen and Mrs.
Haley, from Dallas, Texas.
I Mr. and Mrs. Horace Roberts
and Mrs. Furry of Daisy-Vestry,
we're guests in the home of Mrs.
Corinne Roberts last Thursday.
Mrs. J. Frank O'Neal of Pasca-
goula- was here for few days
last week, and spent the time
with her sister-in-law. Mrs. Ruth
Roberts.
Miss Choyce Groves had as her
guest during the holidays her
sister, Mrs. Lonnie Mcdonald Of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-05
Gautier

Mary Anderson is visiting in
New Orleans with her aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pelham
left Wednesday for New Orleans
where Mr.. Pelham will undergo
an operation.
Little Billy Anderson is visit
ing his aunt in Ocean Springs.
Miss Mary Lou Parsley spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Thomas and family.
Pat Yocom visited his sister in
Mobile Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Thomas
and children have returned home
after spending the Christmas hol-
idays with friends and relatives
in Seller, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Gait are visit
ing Mr.. Cats parents in Van
cleave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Clifford
and Jackie have returned to Nc
Comb, Miss, where they are max
ing their home for the present.
Mrs. Eddie Ladnier visited her
daughter in Mobile Saturday.
Mrs. j. c. Trussel, Jr., and My
ra Roberts are spending a few
days in Ocean Springs with Mrs.
Trussel's brother-in-law and sis
ter, MIR. and Mrs. Milton Sey-
inour.
Mrs. Elmer Ladnier is the guest
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-05
Pass Christian.

Pass Christian.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Roberts and
son, Roy, visited MIR. and Mrs.
George Clarke and children in
Pascagoula last week,
Watch Night Service Held
About sixty people of all de-
nominations assembled at Mt.
Pleasant church last Sunday eve
ming to watch the old year out
and the New Year in. The Youth
Fellowship program was present
ed at . pm. by Misses Maryon
and Thelma Roberts, Mary Alice
Holden, Carol Carter, and Mr..
Bob Irwin Roberts. The Rev G.
II. Mcbride OF Vancleave charge
delivered a sermon at $3.50 on
"A More Excellent Way" with
scripture from LIST and End Cor.
"A period of recreation followed,
with young and old enjoying
games and refreshments of wee
nies" and hot chocolate, prepared
by Miss Marvon Roberts. presi-
dent of Youth division, and Mrs.
Coy Allen, representing the Chill
dren's division. Promptly at 1l:45
a conservation service was held
in the main auditorium of the
church.
Mrs. Robert Holden had as her
guests for the weekend Mrs. Bill
ly Lipscomb, Miss Ina Sue Will
son. and Miss Demetz. Mrs. Lips
comb was formerly Miss Wau-
weesa Nix Of Vancleave. Miss
Wilson is now WAVE in the u.
S. Navy and Miss Demetz will be
remembered as the popular Home
Economies teacher in the Van
cleave school a year or two ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. c. Roberts, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. c. Roberts, Sr.,
and Miss Maryon Roberts were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert
Roberts and MIR. and Mrs. Spen-
Ger Roberts of Pascagoula on
Wednesday.
Congratulations are extended
Ensign Lloyd Jennings of San.
Diega, Calf, and Mrs. Mozell
Haley Jennings upon the birth Of
a fine baby girl born to them on
Sunday, Dec. 81. The baby has
been named Judythe Elaine. Mrs.
Jennings has been making her
home with her husbands par
cts, MIR. and Mrs. Howard Jen-
nings of Evergreen.
Date of Camp Meeting Changed
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-05
TO GER REeoRp sTaAIeHT

Old Fort. N. G.. George w.
Sandlin. 6s. has just been com
missioned 10 practice law before
the United States Supreme Court.
A railway agent-telegrapher, he
decided to become a lawyer al so,
attended law school six nights q
week in AsheviIlo, N G.. and was
admitted TO the bar in 194l
During the five years he studied
law, Sandhn says he committed
10000 miles and wore out two
automobiles, but never missed a
class.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-05
Bus Line Builds
Voting Station
At Hospital Stop

A waiting station for the con-
venience of passengers is being
constructed at the Jackson coun-
ty hospital stop of the Inter-City
Bus Lines, Easl Amunett, operator
Of the lines said this week.
The station viii enable persons
who have been visiting the hos
pital, or patients being discharg-
ed, to wait for the bus and be
protected osduring bad weather,
Mr.. Amonett said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-05
of her sister in Biloxi.

Mrs. Loren Guillotte and
daughter, Carrie Mae, and l.. c.
were the guests of A. c. Gull
lotte for few days last week,
MIR. and Mrs. o. G.. Jones and
children are visiting in Charles
ton, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Sell, spent the Christmas holi-
days i'll McCool, Miss.
Jack Martin spent Sunday with
l.. E. and Francis Yocom.
A party was held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Salisbury on
Friday evening. Games were
played and those receiving prizes
we're Lawrence Delcomyn, Hur-
ley Ray Guillotte, Dolores Sails
bury and c. p Humphrey. Those
present were MIR. and Mrs. Joe
Salisbury and children; Mrs. Jules
Garlotte and children; Elmer and
Floyd Yocom; Mrs. Hurley Gull
lotte and children; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Delcomyn and children
Carrie Mae Murrah Of Moss Point
and c. P. Humphrey, Jr., of Pas
cagoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Polk and
daughters, Daphne and Hattie,
spent the Christmas holidays in.
Prentiss, Miss.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-05
coLoMRIA PLANS BIG MILL

Bogota, Colombia--Plans to es-
tablish a steel mill in South Am
erica, second only to BraziPs new
plant, are under way here with a
reported $6,000,000 capital from
government sources.
The ore to be exploited is the
Pal del Rio deposit, with 140 fill
lion tons known to exist, and with
coal and water power nearby.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-05
Rev. c. C. Knippers
To Conduce Revival
AT Nozorene Church

The Reverend C. c. Knippers
of Lawrenceburg, Tenn, one OF
the outstanding evangelists of the
Church of the Nazarene. will con-
duct a revival at the Pascagoula
church during the coming week,
The opening service will be
held Monday evening, Jan. z, al
'7:30 o'clock and the last meeting
will take place Jan. IA, according
to an announcement by the Rev
L. S. Polk, pastor of the Pasca-
goula church.
Mr.. Knippers is nationally
known as he has conducted revi-
walls from coast TO coast.
Everyone is invited to attend
these meetings.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-05

To the Chinese the world is i'm
debted for the discovery of the
compass. silk, tea, porcelain and
gunpowder.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-05

Two and three-auarier million
houses II the United Kingdom
have been damaged BY bombing.
The first trade union newspaper
published In Canada appeared III
1872 il Toronto. ..--.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-05

Columbus called Costa Rica the
rich coast" because the Indians
wore gold jewelry.
The first victim of Fascist az.
gression. Ethiopia, became the
first to be liberated.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-05

There are less man y, 900
whites in the Belgian congz