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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-11

LONDON AP- A. X. Pillai, In
dian radical Democratic party rep
resentative. declared today that
agents of big business in India are
seeking an alliance with American
industrialists in a master plan to
capture the markets OF the Middle
and Far East.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-11

HOLLYWOOD AP - Blonde
Gloria Dickson OF the films was
dead today. suffocation victim of a
fire which swept her hillside home
overlooking the film capital. The
scared, half-clad body of the 81
year-old actress was found in a
second-fioor bathroom in a posi-
tion which Fire Capt Joe Schenk
said indicated she had tried to
reach a window Near her body
lay that of her dog, a boxer.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-11

See LEGISLATURE Page )
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-11

See EUROPE Page s
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-11

JAMESTOWN, y. D. ms
Clean ]. Talbot, president of the
North Dakota Farmers Union.
launched today plan to collect
100000 red ration points in the
next 8 days for the benefit Of the
starving populations of Europe. He
proposed that millions of addition
al red points be collected later
and that all be used to purchase
from the civilian market stores Of
meat and butter 10 be shipped over
seas.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-11

WASHINGTON-AP-A concert
ed campaign to win for Italy the
status of full ally and represent
tation at the San Francisco United
Nations conference began on Capt.
tol Hill today. representatives
of Italian fraternal, political and
labor organizations appeared be-
fore the House Foreign Affairs Com
Mite to urge full wartime recog-
milton for the one-time Axis part
ner.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-11

See SCOUTS -Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-11

BRISBANE, Australia-AP-Be-
cause of shipping difficulties, many
of 1000 Australian wives of Ameri-
can servicemen awaiting transport
to the United States may not be
able to leave for America this year
or next. a U. S. spokesman said
here today.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-11

See PACIFIC-Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-11

KANSAS CITY-AP-An eight
man delegation, instructed by mid
western grainmen to get us box
cars, will go to Washington next
week tov present its case TO the
ODT, the Interstate Commerce
Commission and the Association nj
tee was named at one-day confer
ence here Tuesday OF millers. farm
ers and government officials from
II midwestern states where mil
lions OF bushels of stored grain are
reported in danger of spelling fOI
lack OF freight cars to move them
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16

r0onn fobret mir eIei6 NIT 5tpei
8Ggen! Srog bod ben 2o6bofer! SD
geb oann aud NIT. Ser gibt Dir bod
feline 5tpei Sdien!"
SD bob idou 0oron geoa4t ober
u8eil er Die 2iobo getuout bat?
8lef, oos! @eb bin, er bilft Dir 9e'
piB!"
8obl ooer libel muBte @briItian
om nG6Iten Sage nodmulS oorfDorts
toppen. @r Iab Die 2ioba beIorgt on.
v@eb nur!" iogte iie ladelno. sag
einen i60nen GRUB bon mir. @S bot
bolt nidt iouen lein BOB i6 2od'
boferin 1purbe!"
llno pirfIid, olS GbriItiun an Ser
Huine borbei in ben 2odbof 1tieg,
muroe er onoer5 empfangen, al8 er
gefiirdtet. Ser 2odbofer, ldon elm
rcdt oiirrer, ou5gemergelter Weenl6,
fam aus oen 9ou5reben berbei uno
nobn1 oen 8o1t NIT in Die Stube; er
lieI olioglei6 in SEN Seller, fam nit
Dem &ruoe uno 3mei 8ldlern uno
| l6enfte elm.
vGbriitI," logte er, ~0o iin0 mir
gcbodt Dor bier Sobren! 9u boben
mir ouf'S @obl Ser 2iobu getrunfen.
Bclt, ih mar cin gtorr! Satt' eS ia
Iniilen niilien, ooB 0ie SSugen0 olle'
neil reht fat un0 ni6t mir grant
beIoocnen 9Ilten! Sum @obl ouf
! 5 cine 2iobaI"
Sic bobcn sic 8loIer, Sic 5uium'
menflnngen in ool1ent Gone.
rSbr - ibr gebt Elm redte5 Bnor,
mer tpeiB, trot oem oerfebrten 81
fer elm bel1ere8 ais Ser @ottfrieO un0
sic 8eroni! Go3 W}oiOl 5mor BON
0einem 8ru0er lit redt. Gr aud
Gr lit elm gutter &erI 1tno Elm SdaIs
fer, nenn CT niidtcrn lit. 9lber - er
flud)t mir 5uoiel 11no bGlt mir gu
ncnig ouf Die bei1i9en 9inge. Gbri'
titan, blcib, nie on blIt!"
GS nergingen ober nod 3Dei $50
den, bis Ser Rebbouer feline S6ien
cntbebrcn fonnte CUR Steinfubr gno'
lid, am crlten W}oi=&og Iriib I'M bier
llbr, fnoIlte e5 orouBen nit Ser Beit'
| Idle.
~Nous, ibr 2onoid1dfer!" rief Ser
2od)bofer ~HouS, ibr foulen &erle
uno 0taioIe!"
gr fneuerte luItig orouf los; Die
Gogel bielten Elm i'm Singen uno
ld)nirrten ericbredt nod alien Setten.
0umpf brunmten Die Sdien un0
lortlnubenO ontDortete ibnen 6as
@QlOerfiieble i'm Stou.
(6ortIeBung folgD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16
nn0 er er5Gblte ibr aues

un6 er er5Gb1te ibr alIes.
Dte Bailertn Itounte nod mebr als
Der 8forrer. SSSbr @eIi6t 5cigte iogar
etne getpiiie IengItli6feit, un6 aus
gequalter Sponn1ng bro6 iie enoli6
berous: SD bob ni6t redt getan an
Der 2iobo 8enn lie mir nur Der.
5eiben tonnt'! Sd tat ibr ia germ al.
Les 5uIieb!"
~Das io1t SSbr oud, 8oIIertn, Ser
Stobo uno mir; aber 10, boB Sbr iels
Der ipleoer Ben gtuben babt. 8ie i6
bor, bobt Sbr Die meiIten Sel0er Inn
Elm @erlngeS Derpadtet. @ebt iie bod
mir gum l1mtreiben - uno SSbr
loft bellcr Itebn oIs iest, mo- SSbr
@u9 geraoe 10 0urdl6in0et!"
~0as pdr Elm 8lon!" 1agte oie
altbeimburgin. r@ben i'm SerbIt
louft Der Badt ob, i6 min an eu6
oenten. 0ie 2io6a lou bod NAL ber-
tomnen 81 mir, i'd bob ibr mon6es
gu iagen.
~Selln, Die 2ioba LAB id ni6t ms
Srt big mir gebeirut' lin0, uno 0os
lit in orei 8o6en Ger SAIL"
Sic rcOeten nod oicS uno oa5.
"Wo5 modet ibr 0enn oud i'm
Srt?" frogte ser Gbriition. rMan
tonlmt 10 arg penig berein!"
~Ad, Oie &eut ian1mern halt! Die
4b9oben linO audi gar gu groB
&oum gebt'5 Dem Bauer nie0er elm
item nenig beller, 10 fornmt ldon ser
SteuergorOllt bonn Srtenouer 2ono.
oogt unO treibt Gins uno @efQQ BART
ber5ig ein."
"lno Der 4oper, &uie 1GBt er lid,
an al5 Seimburge?"
~8egen ben SaubQn0ler fommt er
oub nld)t aufl Der bat bolt'5 gro.
BE Vtoul am 8irt5tild uno oo3u Ell.
men Ha6tigen gInbang. 9lng1t III
Mrs I'M Oeinen 8ruoer @ottfrieO
er bodt 81 Oiel BEL ibm Gbriltl,
tannlt i'm nidt belier bitten? Sonlt
- Do% ISlIl ~OGIu elIlIllul uUQul.
unO penn crit Die Wtor0buben beinr,
tommen
"SSa Sic fommen pie0er? Genen
bate oo6 Ser &opf rob geb0rt!"
"Sle boben'S boIt i'm HnuId ge,
tan obne 2lbiiGt! Die orei Sobr Ser.
fer linO balo genug rum. 8ib odt
mas Die 0onn ipielen in Der @e.
neino'!"
8oblocrridteter 9inge, nit felt.
ouTeInonoer gebillenen 3Qbnen Die
borte 3ufunft erborreno, lfritt Gbri.
! titan belm5u. Ga5 8ilolt0fl 5ur @r,
Innerung an ooS punoerbore Sih.
DleOerfinoen mar beIteQt, ebenIo oe1
Vtaurer=Golentin Der Sdreiner.
%nrl unO Der 3immer-Jrib gum
9auSbou.
~Steine gum @run0Itod lou if
beil9offen, lagte GbriItion gu ieinen
9ruoer. Der 5teinbouer mill nit
&rieg i6 oeinen Saul nGdIte 8od' p
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16

| Sen fannIt baben - uno Die Sub
6o5t,," ertpioerte @ottfrieo. ~@s prel'
iiert Dir ideint's arg. 8os ibtpofelt
Der 8faff9"
SD tenn feinen Bfoffen!"
n8nrIt balt nidt i'm Rrieg, 8ii.
ebl!"
Limb Der 9ausplab?"
r&0nnen ia NAL oornod lugen!"
Sic I6ritten 0ie bliibenoen 8ielen
! binob, Die BON ft1iebobem @raie itrob'
ten. &ududSblumen Ipannten lila.
leu6tenoe 8obnen ms @olO Der
9obnenfiiBe, uno an Den gurgelnoen
8ielenba6lein BIN, i'm gludienOen
Sumpfbooen, ma6ten ii6 Die 2ono.
| l60Blinge oeS tpeiBbeiternten @oher.
| babnenfuBe5 brett.
~Aupeb, 8ruoer," ieuf5te Gbri.
ltiun, ~id gloub elm SauieI, baber
ms O5uttenlo6 geItellt, oerlouft i'm
5rubiobr ouelpeil! @atteIt bod nur
, friiber geiogt, pie ou'S nit Dem Gin
oelbof balten miult, 10 batt i6 bod
Dor 5tDei Sabren i'm 0orf midi na6
etnem bon ben Oertpaiiten 8utlein
umgelduut. Scbt lino iie oQ' oerge-
ben an Sic eingetpanOerten S6Dei.
ger"
~&onnt id piIlen, pie 0o5 fomnt ?
9Gtte Ser &rieg nod lduger geoou-
ert, ib DGr tpieOer eingerudt, 8iirldl!
9lber idau, Oein Sauiel fricgt einen
gltten Flab! Sits oa nidt ltrautrof-
fcn?"
~Sm - born elm fnietieIer M4l,
ergroben, linfs uno re6t5 3pei 8Gf).
lein."
~9lber bier fonnit 0u binein1tc6en,
0u fon1mt fein 0run0nuiier Our6
Ser &eimboOen lit feit!"
oWeinlt nirfli6?"
~9lbcr 1iGer! Ga bolt Ou BIoB Dor
l1nO binter'm 9Gull rn0 aus Der Stu.
be Sen freien 8tid ms @cbirg, iuIt
oui BEN StcinteuTel Smcrsfopf!
&onnit Die &olfen 3GbIen, Die bran
bangen. llnO ouf Der an0ern Seite
Der 8lld ms &ano - nod 16oner
ol5 bel ltns Orpben! SiebIt 0u DQ5
Vtiinlter? 8iiebl, iolteit e5 bolt nal
nab bcleben! Cine Brad)t5firde 0u5
Gie gefQQt iogor cinem ou5gefo6ten
Sci0en mie mir! l1no BORT: Sic @ihen
I'M 8run0, Oie @rlen, Steinel6en,
9fo5ien, cine 8il0ni5 am 80dl bin
- lno SolelniiB fir beine guber,
mcnn lol6e beton1mlt, bobo!"
Sic glngen gleid) bran uno ltedten
Den 9ausplab ungefGbr ob, ma6ten
au6 Den Srt aus, mo- 0ie Eoulteine
unO 8alfen obgeloOen pcr0en f0n1.
ten.
0onn lo9te ser @ottfrico: rWc
bolt ibr Die 9ou1teine?"
~0rinoelltein' moQen mir bo1en
melnt Ser Yturer=Balentin; 1ie 1tn<
niht 10 bart mie 8ronit, ober better
gu buuen uno Ieidter gu bre6en."
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(SSortieBung folgt)

-8ott bot 0os 91e6t, ale in ser
9lrnut 3u lolien, oomit lie ibnen our
Britfung ltnO llebung Der Gugen0
oienc 2oS fir Elm llnredt iiigt Or
nun ben Wenl6en 81, penn @r einige
oaDon Qu5neb1nen poIlte?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16
HsEsp 1UCH SIZE da6sv san Hochkleee~n der
Lebensmittelpreiss verhindeyn, indens SIe
Gber die H0chstpreiss Bescheid sgisssnl

suflichsa HSehssprsass. s&sr wsnA
gsr. Zugleich ahsr heisse or Fragem
ssinee Kundschaff tibse die von ihm
gefordetten Preiss wilIkommsn.
Und der PaGiodseh gesinuts Vss.
branchsr bsdisnR slch auch stees
der Hxchstprelslisten, indsm o. -
deh sum Crunasatz nzacht, ME
mshr ais dea H5ehstprsis "a be-
sahlan. Und wenn q sinen e.
waigen Irrtum in dsr Preisforde.
Eung seines Leferanten sntdeckE
macht or diesen frsundschaftlich da.
Eau2 aufmerksam und weiss ihn au&
dss vsressshrisbsnsm HSehstprsiss
Ast
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16
Dfr @iinftrrt1trm ant Fnrtznnt
Sifnriider &Umau bOu 5rieOri& Ginger
(Sortietugrg)

uno er fam ouf ben BaB uno itono
in ttefern @rf6refen: Son oriiben
itieg cine neibli6e @eItolt ibm ent'
gegen, einen &orb am Mrme uno ben
8lid itia gu 8ooen gelenft. Gin Bill
ben6es iunges @eit6t fob auf, 5tDei
1tiubefiimmerte 4ugen itarrten i'm
fremo an; Elm 2eu6ten fam in iie,
Elm ieliges @rfennen:
u2iobo!"
~Gbriltian!"
Dieie 5tpei SeelenIdreie miI9ten
itd, 5errillen Die lin0e 2uft unb iiber'
Ddltigten ben iabrelang getragenen
Gram. 9ie beioen Menl6en flogen
fi6 in sic 4rme, bebten an ouen @lie.
bern. &ein &uB, fein SdnbeOrud
9ur Elm itummeS Ineinanoerlebnen
unb SineintrGumen in Die berrlife,
len5erldloiiene 2anoi6aft T.. D..
@n6lid frogte @briitiun: ~l1nO
iebt, mas baIt on eigentli6 tpollen ?
8arit bel ben 8aIen?"
~Nein. 3u 6enen bab id mid nims
mer getrout. 9lber ben Sinbelbof
Doate i6 nod einmoI ieben bon bier
oben, uno 6ann geben fir INNER ."
~SSa, iebt gebIt ou fir immerl
Iber nit mir, S6ab!"
l1n0 itol5 idritten iie nebeneinon.
Der bem Sofe gu.
3m0Iftes &apiteI
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16

SLsbsnMmlrtslhxndlae . md VHA
brauchsT kSnnen, wenm edo nuF
Eichdg xusammenarbeitsn, dabs2
n.ithelfen. elm Davonlaufen daR
Preise und somit cine NaehkrieSe
Imitation xu verhindern. Mach dsm
letzten Kriess kletterten die Precise
auf Hbcr l4S Prexent dss V0es
kriegsindex hinauf, und xwar ging
damals fast die Halfts dee Hoch,
schnellens erst MACH DEM WAE.
FENSTILLSTAND Won staten.
Jeder patriotisch gesinnte Lebens.
mittelhsndler hAngt oder stellt ds.
her ststs seine HSchstprsislisssm
ana und foedsst nis nahe als d.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16


3moIftes &opiteI
Die 8ramtfabrt
v@uete-n-Sbeb au, @ottfrieo!"
gruBte Ser Gbriltian aus balber Ser.
legenbeit berous. Gin Neode1e bob
i6 bringen iollen, un6 nit 5tpei 10
netten Sierle fomm i'd pieber!"
@r tati6te nit Der Redten ben
feiIten Bug Der Roti6ed uno nies
nit Ser 2infen auf oos ltatt1ide
Naiole, bas obne cine Spur BON
G9eu oem MltIolOoten entgegenging.
so - bos iit iett Die 2iobo?"
rief tiefer Itaunt Der @ottfrieb un6
rei6te ibr freu6ig Die @on0. ~@eb0rt
bab t9 i6on bon Dir - inn 0orf na.
tiirIid, ni6t bon e m 0udmGuier!"
Nit itdtli6em @oblbebo9en iiberlie-
fen feline fennerti6en 9lugen Die
Maeo. u@rIt 6os &iiblein in Ston,
6ann oos Maiole in bic Stuben!
@briItion, mad gIeid Seu runter!"
rnno gemolfen gebort tie audi"
iagte Die 2ioba, ging NIT Dem &iiebIe
in ben Staa, bolte, als 1pare lie ME
fortgemeien, oen Welf1tubl uno be-
gann 5I melfen.
@ottfrieo, Der ibr 6os @efGB aus
Der @ii6e 5ugebrodt bate, 1tri6 nd,
fer Inn tie berum, ols n0tig mar.
r@tr baben uns bis1ang gebolfen,
tpie es 10 atpei SSSunggeIellen bolt 5u-
tDegbringen," iagte er enti6uloieeno.
r@s 1T ti6t aueS i'm S6uB, 1pie 1i6's
geb0rt. 9Iber cine 10 ltramme &0din
tpie DC 2toba, 6ie iDlr6's berri6ten
belfen, Big oie iunge Srau ein5iebt.
$50 fommit aud Der? 8tit lang fort
blieben, Moibl!"
Ser @bri1tian fam in Der S6euer
6rouBen an ser @ano beronse-
idIorpt, i6lug ben Sutter1ooen ouf
uno ltopfte Seu in Die &oufe. 8eeie.
rig fing oas 8Gloerfiiblein on gu
malmen, 1no ser 0uft Der friiden
Wil6 uno Der Sellgerud oes loube.
rem Sierleins miibten li6 berb NIT
oem Gtem uno 8eiensboud oes bon-
erbliibten MGodens. Deit beiorgten
8liden maB @briltian Die beioen
Meni6en i'm Stau. 8et @ott, elm
prd6tig Baar! oo6te er. l1no cine
angIt itieg in linn auf, Die ouf oem
Wege gum Sof berab idon insgebeim
in ibm gepurmt. Ser @ottfrieo iab
beg 8ruoers 8lid unb begegnete linn
finiter. 2ioba bemerfte ni6ts bon al.
leoem; iie mar bol6 fertig, bob ben
elmer nit Der i6aumigen Mila bod
unb ging in Die Ru9e.
Rab elmer 8eile iaBen iie aue orei
in Der Stube, tranfen bic fubporme
Wil6 unb fauten trodenes 8rot ou.
5n ooer tunften es elm. 2ioba mubte
er5ablen, uie es ibr in Der 'Sremoe
ergangen in ben bier Sabren. &napp
mar Der 8eridt, uno er iagte nidts
Seelil6es aus. Sie mar getpanoert,
Biz iie bel einem 8ouern i'm binter,
item &appler SaI Dienit fon6, unb
Der bate iie iest nimmer gebrau6t
unb Deggei6idt.
Limb nun?" begonn Der @ottfrieo
Iauernb :.
~8ruoer," ertpiberte Der gbriftion
itodeno, rou bait mir neuli6 ieIber
einen gori6lag gemadt; ben bob id
felbigsmal unbeadtet gelaiien. Sest
tat tf bid bitten, i'm ipabrauma.
9en."
sd neiB nimmer, pas 6u meinlt,
GbriitI."
$50, oos mein i6 nit bem Mat.
tenitiid ba unten" er beutete
burd's Seniter in Die 9Gmmernis
-, ~oenn mir tpollen Elm S1uieI ia.
ben, neil mir beiraten - ,tno oas.
bielleidt climber als pie ibr stpeil"
.Seiraten mont ibr?" rief Der
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Fiddlers Contest.
Box Supper To Be
Held AT Wode School

The Women's Home Demon
stration club of Wade will spon-
sor a Fiddlers' contest and box
supper to be held at the Wade
High school Saturday at 8 pm,
members Of the group announced.
The elementary girls supper box
es will be bought by boys of that
group, the Junior High and High
school students and unmarried
women's boxes will be bought by
boys in those schools and unmar-
ried men and the boxes of mar
ried women will be purchased by
the married men.
Prizes will be awarded as fol-
lows in the contest: old time fid-
dler, modern fiddler, string band,
guitar solo. mandolin solo, ban
10 solo, harmonica solo, buck and
wing dancer and vocal solo.
There will be no admission
charge.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Jimmy CoImer Is
Assigned To
u. S. S. Moore

On completion of a course of
training at Miami and in anti
submarine warfare at the fleet
sonar school at Key West fol-
lowing his graduation from U. S.
Midshipman's school at Columbia
University at New York, Ensign
Jimmy Colmer has been assigned
to duty on the USS Moore" a
destroyer escort.
Ensign Colmer started his
training in the Via Navy school
at Millsaps College at Jackson. AT
the end of that course he was
sent to Columbia where he re-
ceived his commission. This was
followed by the Florida period of
training. He was appointed to
the Moore" about three weeks
ago.
Ensign Colmer's elder brother,
1t. Billy Colmer, will be assigned
to active duty at the completion
Of his i~nternship at the US Naval
Medical center at Bethesda, Md,
next June.
Tom Colmer, who is the young
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
East Moss Point

Miss Mamie Jordan suffered an
attack of appendicitis and was
i'll for several days this week.
Frank Dethloff and little Cath
crime Davis are entered in the
baby contest being held by the
Girl Reserves of the Moss Point
High school.
Harry Davis visited his BROTH
er, John Davis, at the Veterans
hospital in Biloxi Sunday. The
sick man continues to improve
and his family hope to bring him
home permanently in a few
weeks.
Mrs. w. II. Irving of New Or
leans spent several days with her
sister. Mrs. A. w. Cambley, and
left Wednesday for a visit with
relatives in Escatawpa.
MI. and Mrs. Odell Rogers of
Mobile spent the weekend visit
ing Mrs. Tom Pierce and Mrs. j.
B. Rogers.
Mrs. c. B. Wilkerson returned
from a visit of several days in
New Orleans.
Mrs. H.. H. Hundley of New Or
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Junior Red Cross
In County Active
During New Year

The l945 program of activity
of the Junior Red Cross in Jack
son county got off to a good start,
according to a report made pub
lie by Miss Mary O'Keefe, county
chairman, with the 6910 members
in the county participating in
collecting, making and distribut-
ing articles to service men. The
juniors are f. now working on
Christmas decorations, utility
bags, slippers, coat hanger collec-
tions and exchange albums.
The following articles were
made or collected by the juniors
and sent to service hospitals, chill
dren of foreign countries and vet
erans' facilities: 200 games. $50
wire coat hangers, $50 Easter nut
cups, 600 dyed Easter eggs, so
Easter cards, 10 ash trays, SIS wash
rags, 2 wool lap robes, and 1870
open heel bedroom slippers. In
addition they have packed and
sent overseas rs educational gift
boxes each containing 3 pencils,
a penholder, IL pen points, a box
of : crayons, 4 pads of paper.
eraser, compass, p%rotractor, mold
ing clay, comb needles, cake of
soap, tooth brush, wash cloth,
thipble, thread, buttons, handker-
chief and bag of marbles.
They also contributed generous
ly to the Red Cross War Fund.
According to Miss O'Keefe the
local chairmen, Mrs. Karl Wiesen-
burg and Sister M. of Lourdes of
Pascagoula, and Miss Juanita Hull
of Moss Point have met with
splendid cooperation from the
younger Red Cross workers in
putting across this extensive pro-
gram in which they have been
actively assisted by Miss Jessie
Boyd, executive secretary.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20

leans, who is very i'll, is spend
ing an indefinite period in the
home of her sister, Mrs. Richard
Perkins.
Mrs. T. l.. Perkins, Mrs. B. J.
Carpenter, Mrs. Emma Stauter,
Mrs. Mel lStauter, Mrs. Sam Me
Donald, Mrs. Emma Smith and
Mrs. J. B. Cunningham of the
WINS went to hear Miss Pearl
Caldwell, former missionary to
China, who spoke in Pascagoula
at the First Baptist church Mon
day.
Mrs. j. B. Cunningham's grand
daughter, Diane Campbell, is
very i'll at the Jackson County
hospital.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
|20-40 Club To Hold
Barbecue Saturday
AT Mugnoliu Park

An old-fashioned barbecue,
with plenty of food and enter
tainment, will be held Saturday
evening at Magnolia State Park
for members of the 20-40 Club
and their guests. Those attend
ing will meet at the USO build
ing in Pascagoula at 6 pm. 1t
was announced that transporta-
ton will be arranged for all and
that the barbecue will be held
rain or shine as provisions have
been made in the event the
weather should be unfavorable.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20

got the pipe which he has car
ried rs out Of the 30 months that
he as been overseas. He joined
the 4th Marine division in l943.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20

To prevent skidding and slip
ping 1t Is advisable to tack down
small rugs used at the head or
foot Of stairways or in doorways-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Morine Curries Pipe
AS Good Luck Piece
In Poetic Bottles

Don Oliver of Escatawpa has
a brother, Sgt. Ralph Oliver, who
carries as luck piece a pipe that
he won in the battle for Gaudal-
canal and which he feels carried
him safely through the Marshall
Islands, Saipan and Tinian cam
paigns. He claims that the charm
also stood him in good stead
when he landed on Two Jima, as
top sergeant of a 4th battalion
tank company of the 4th Marine
division.
For two wears after his enlist
ment in 1887 in the Marine Corps
TfSgt. Oliver served on the
Tennessee He then served with
the 9th Marine regiment, and
in 1910 became a member of LIST
Marine Unit. He landed on Gau-
dalcanal with the End Tank bat
talon and il was there that he
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20

Frostbite is a form of mortifi-
cation due to the action of cold in
cutting off the blood supply from
the fingers, toes, nose and ears.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20

If you are planning to send a
package overseas coat the address
with colorless nail polish to keep
it from becoming blurred.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20

Russia's "Stormovik" is the
most heavily armored war plane
in existence. Only the wings art
unarmored.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20

est Of these three sons of Con-
gresham and Mrs. William M.
Colmer. is in V-i2 training at
Mississippi College at Clinton,
Miss.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20

FOUR FORMER STUDENTS of Moss Point High School
are now members of the United States Marine Corps. Reading
from left TO right thew are Cpl. William Carl DeAngelo. Pfc.
Obie e. HawleY. PVT. Frederick D. Schaub. and Pvt. Frank J.
Hammond. Jr. DeAngelo and Hawlev are stationed at Cherry
Point. N. c.. where they are in the Marine Air Corps. and
Schaub and Hammond are stationed at Camp LeJeune. N. c. at
a sea school. All four men met recently in Jacksonville. N. c.
where the foregoing picture was made.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Praises Diamond Horseshoe

The Magic Lanterns: Betty CRADLES cams guarantee
that Diamond Horseshoe puts foot forward The
musical exhilarating froc "Saome,
Where She Danced says eyeul with new beautifully
"The Clock with Judy Garland unreels
delightful ceuoid valentine. This romantic fable gives
Cupid better break than Niagara EalsKeenan Wynns
hilarious drunk bit pliers the pic scenarss type
writer isn't eloquent Sonia Henes skates in It's
Pleasure Gentle Annie is sagebrush saga wherein
hoofbeats sound more exciting than the diaog.
Portrait of Friend Former PosmasteTGeneral Frank
Walker FDRs friends and
mans faith completely returned by another For
Frank Walker like the time after the world will long
be aglow with the his departed friend
my public is simple he tells nmates 81 helped
bring from Hyde Park and went back with him.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Quotes Wittiest Quips

Quotation Workmanship: Hugh Malor: Pity may be
akin to love, but it is relation f. Scott F1tz
gerald: silver pepper of r. Gourement Mod
esty delicate form of hypocrisy H. Williamson: Rain
falling with sweet feminine nsistence w. Hull Multiply
ing rabby Wofert: Jap ships firing their shoul
they fed MBarrie: He fell into her deep blue
eyes up heart A A Milne There full-length
novel her sigh Ernest Hemingway: AS long day
without breakfast June Magee Roosevelt died too
Mussolni lived too long