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Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-20

Washington = superforts at tackled industrial installations on Japan s home island of Honshu. 1oyko said Kobe was the target
 The 2tst Bomber Command based in the Marianas struck by daylight. Tokyo admitted some damage resulted.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-20
clossifieds

FOR SALE-194l Plymoutou Station wagon. A. L. Nixon. Il. FOR SAFE Stationery. CardCai Gift wrappings & seals. seleole tion of modern, decoratiptr candles. Frontier Book & Gir ( Shop. .. FOR SALE@Several pair memen & l pair lady's hi cut leatheth boots. Kodiak Shoe Repapa Shop.
 FOR RENTING houses, oes, burners, water, showers ses, lights. A. L. Nixon FOR RENT-2.room furnisl,eslu apartment & bath Downtownae See Mrs. Harry Howe, Beacac road.
 LOCKS < KEYS-Locks reKs paired and installed. Keysh made for your car, padlocksu' homes or stores. Leave notut or order at Wodlinger's DruK Store. Kodiak Locksmith Seno' vice, c. "See" Dizney. PHO C FOUND-Set of false teeth, cia-- beach. Uppers. Owner mala identify & pay for ad at Mirro'o office.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-20

Mrs. Aileen Templeton, who arrived in Kodiak from Dallas, Texas, in November, is employ ed at the post office as dispatch clerk.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-20

FOR SALE-1941 Plymoutou1
 Station wagon. A. L. Nixon. a.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-20

baf government of Me people. 6y tie people. for fife people shall not o,sh iron, fife eartb -Lncoln
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-20
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Seattle Representative - The Alaska Newspapers, l4ll Fourth Avenue Building, Seattle Washington
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-10

litzky in druzini, Mr.. in Mrs. Joe
Hocevar in sinu, Mrs. Mary
Vodicar, Mr.. Anton (Happy)
Omahen, Mrs. Jennie Vodnik,
Mr.. Dezman, Mr.. in Mrs. An
ton Obreza, Mr.. in Mrs. Marko
Bercic in hceri, Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Drobnic in sinovom, Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Prijatel in sinu,
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Steklasa, Sr.,
|Mr. Frank Steklasa, Jr., Mr.. in
Mrs. Adolph Simoncic in heeri,
Mr.. Beretic, Mrs. Lena Cerne,
Mr.. Peejak, Mrs. Mary Marolt,
Mr.. in Mrs. Jerry Mavko, Mr.. in
Mrs. Anton Cugal in sinu, Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Crane, Mr.. An
ton Austrelic, Mr.. Louis Ilic,
Mr.. John Austrelic, Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Novak, Mr.. in Mrs. Louis
Hejduk, Mrs. Oster.
Tudi hvala Mr.. Novaku, XII je
prav lepo igral valeke in poke.
Zdaj pa Sc enkrat vsem sku-
paj najlepsa zahvala "a VISA lepa
darila in "a kar ste "a naju ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-10
DruStveni koledar
9 4 +
l 9 4 5

Is. julia, nedelja. - Krozek st.
1 Progresivnih Slovenk prize
di piknik ma vrtu SID ma Re-
cher Ave.
Is. julia, nedelja. - Piknik
drustva "Nanos" Stew. 264
S. N. P. J. ma prostorih Do
ma zapadnih Slovencev, -
6818 Denison Ave.
5. augusta, nedelja. - Drustvo
"Soca" st. 26 S. D. z. priredi
piknik ma vrtu Donna zapad-
nih Slovencev, 6818 Denison
Ave.
2. septembra, nedelja. - Pro-
slava 2O-letnice drustva Eve
lebit" st. 564 SNPJ v Domu
zapadnih Slovencev, 6818 De-
nison Ave.
6. Oktobra, sObota. - Drustvo
"Brooklynski Slovenci" st. 48
S. D. z. priredi veselico v Do
mu zapadnih Slovencev, 6818
Denison Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-10

spet spustil in rekel v kuhinjo
"Frenkova! &c DO hudo poilo-
ci, poklici mel" ,... :
"Bom," je obljubila zena, ce-
peea pri mrzlem stedilniku.
4.
me postiljaj otrokom tuv'
Kan bi z mimi ?"
w kuhinjo mi jih SPRAWL"
Frenkova je zvila svezenj cun:j
in ga odnesla v kuhinjo. -.
Priplazila Sc je noe. zeno je
navdajalo z grozo. MOI je "a hi
pee podremal, da Sc je prebudil
v Sc vecjih bolecinah.
"zganja, spirita, strupa, hudi-
cevega OLA - daj - daj - ze-
ma, daj!'
MIN m, Frenk. - Nicesar
nimamo vec."
Bolnik je obmolknil. zena sc :je
prestrasila svoje odkritosrcne
besede in jo je skusala popravi-
ii:
"Nocoj Sc potrpi, Frenk. Ju-
tri nakupim vsega."
MOI je skrtal zobmi, vcasih
Sc mu je izvil il grla hripav
glas. Omotica cd zganja je gini-
la, bolecine so svedrale shuj-
sano grozoto po udih. zeno je
spreletavalo. Bala Sc je strasne
noci, XII Sc il je zdelo, da ze gle
da skozi okna in il grozi. Ozrla
Sc je ma stare razpelo, XII je ime-
10 emo roko privezano z motvo-
zom. - MOI ga je bill nekoc v
jezi in pijanem deliriju trescil
ma tia. - "Krizani, usmili Sc
ga" je pomolila plahim ST.
Gem.
On pa, kakor da je premeril
njen pogled in cul memo srce, Sc
je ugriznil v ustnico, da mu je
Zakrvavela.
(Dalje prihodmjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-10

Torej najlepsa zahvala naji-
MIN simon in njih zenam, Do
rothy in Hermine, Mr.. in Mrs.
Strgar, Mr.. in Mrs. Nah, Mr.. in
Mrs. Vidmar in Mary, Mr.. in
Mrs. Lautizar, Mr.. in Mrs. Hej-
duk in Mrs. Oster ker ste imeli
vsi dosti della toliko ljudi, do
brih jedil in place skupaj spra-
viii, ravno te case, ko je tako
tezko kaj dobiti. Pa je bio prav
vsega zadosti. Smo vsi prav We.
sell in zadovoljni, pa Sc bolj bi
bill &c bi bill vsi sinovi donna,
ker sluzijo Strica Sama. .
PRAY lepa hvala vsem dekle-
tom, XII SO skrbela, da so bile
mize polne vseh dobrot. Hvala
tudi Mrs. Drganc ker je nam
tako dobre krofe spekla in Mrs.
Demshar "a strudl ker tako do
brega res nismo Sc jedli. Tudi
hvala lepa Dorothy in Tony Ba-
bic, Joe in Hermine Babic in
druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Ignac Vid-
mar in Mary in Jimmy, Mr.. in
Mrs. John Strgar in hceri, Mr..
in Mrs. Anton Fidel in hceri,
Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Nah in hce-
ri, Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Plevnik,
Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Lautizar. Mr..
in Mrs. Mike Bosko, Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Kaucic, Mr.. in Mrs. John
BraikQvic in sinu in njegovemu
prijatelju, Mr.. in Mrs. Charles
Blatnik in druzini, Mr.. in Mrs.
Charles Babic in druzini, Mr.. in
Mrs. Godec, Mr.. in Mrs. Paul
Nolan in druzini, Mr.. in Mrs.
Martin Itch, Mr.. in Mrs. Bra
aac, Mr.. Frank Leskovec, Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Vaupotic, Mr.. in
Mrs. John Kramer, Mr.. in Mrs.
Ceglar, Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph DEM
shar, Mr.. in Mrs. Peterlin, Mr..
IN Mrs. John Perpar, Mr.. Joe
Lap, Mr.. in Mrs. Zuzek, Mr..
Gustincic, Mrs. Svetek, Mrs.
Jennie Mersnik, Mr.. in Mrs. Va
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-10
Zohvo|o

Oh priliki maine 80. obletni-
ce srecnega zakonskega zivlje-
MIA, Sc prav lepo zahvaljujeva
vsem skupaj, XII so naju tako
presenetili, da res nisva prav
mic vedela.
Kako sta pa Mr.. in Mrs. An
ton Fidel naju izpeljala cd do
ma, da maj gremo sv. Antona
obhajati! Smo imeli kar triie
nJegovo ime. Pa kako smo OBJ
hajali po Demsarjevem in No.
vakovem vrtu! Use vodnjake
smo pregledali in vsako cvetli-
co so nam posebej pokazali, sa-
mo da so mas zadosti dolgo tam
zadrzali. Pozno v noe sc pa vse-
emo domislimo, da jje treba ven-
dar domov iti.
"a kaJ SVa. naSla donna. Z mu-
zlkantom Novakom smo 81 raw
no malo popreje voscili lahko
noe, pa je bill preje pri mas kot
mi. Bila je polna hisa intimnih
prijateljev in sorodnikov il Ma
disona, Geneve, Clevelanda, Eu-
clida, Perrya in Mentorja. Med
mimi pa tudi maine tovarisice
Jennie Mersnik in Victoria Brai-
kovic "corsages' in nagelni.
ker Sc tovaris zaradi gotovega
vzroka nj mogel udeleziti, so re-
xii, da moran pa JAZZ sam diva
nageljna dobiti.
Nisva 81 mogla misliti ce je
vse to resnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-10
Tri cerne zene
F. S. FINzGAR

Frenk, Jakob in Janez (Frenk
cato, ker je bill v Ameriki) -
sukae, cevljar in krojac - so
kvartali. Pc zraku je plulo veil
konocno zvonjenje.
"Frenk," je vstopila suhotna
zenska v soho podstresnico, kjer
je bila delavnica cevljarja ia
koba, "ze zvoni k vstajenju. Ko
bi Sci otroki!"
Oh mizo so udarjale pesti
kvartopircev, zena je stala "a
vrati.
"F'renk, sestintrideset imava!'
je poudaril J a kob in postavil
kupcek kvart ma mizo.
"Frenk!' je Sc enkrat plaho
pokicala zena.
"Pusti me!' je m OF pograbil
kvarte in razburjen mesal.
"Zaradi otrok, ko 81 Jim OBJ
ljubil."
"Tiho, zenska!" Igralci so raz-
grnili liste.
Priprte dveri so zazevale Sir
je; druga zena je pomolila gla-
vo v sobo:
"Jakob, "a bozjo voljo, pojdi
vendar!"
"zenske ven!" je zakrical ia
kob in dodal: "Pagatn'
Zeni sta sc izmuznili skozi
vrata. Ma skripajocih stopnicah
sta srecali Janezovo.
"Ne hodi!' sta il rekli.
"Obsedeni so nasi dedci," ie
razsojala Janezova in vse tri so
Sc tho razsle po svojih bednih
brlogih V pritlicju.
Starejsi otroci so sc nato ma
potili sami k vstajenju, mlaisi,
XII MISC smell brez oceta, so jo-
kali.
Rdece farno bandero Sc lie "a
svetilo pred oknom postreznice.
Odbojni zarki so pordecili una
zano steno.
Janez, XII je sedel nasproti ok
nu, je polozil kvarte ma mizo:
"Procesija!"
Zvoncki pred nebesom so tr-
kali tenkimi glasi ma okna,
slepa cd nesnage.
even dali" je kriknil Frenk.
Janez je dvignil kvarte in IL
igral. Ko so doigrali, je lapel
zbor pod oknom: "Aleluja!'
Frenk je mesal in ponudil ia
kobu, da dvigne. Jakob Sc nj
genil.
"No?"
"Pocakajmo, da odidejo" ie
prosil.
'Poeakajmo!' je dodal ia
nez.
Frenk 81 je motal cigarette in
mrmral:
"Babjeverniki! - LIE kaj ina
te cd teh neumnosti! -"
Sum Sc je oddaljeval izpod
okna, aleluja je odnehala, lie Sc
prav cd dalec SO cingljali zvon-
cki.
'Tak dvigni!" je nepocakano
sill Frenk.
Jakob je polozil roko ma kvar-
te, zagledal sc v Frenka z ocmi,
v katerih je bila vera in je bill
dvom in so meme klicale 20 od-
resenju.
"Frenk, povej, ali je Bog"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-10

dl JaneZ.
Frenk je povesil oci, pa jih
nitro dvignil in namrsil obrvi.
Oba sta zrla vanj in prosila:
"Odresi naju nuke" Trenu-
tex nlolka ju je drzal kako1 kle-
See "a srce.
mi ga" sc je razleglo po So
bi.
Jakob je dvignil kvarte, toda
roka Sc mu je tresla; Janez je
globoko vzdihnil.
3.
Frenk je oblezal. Protin sc mu
je zavrtal v kosti. Struzilo in
zbadalo ga je v sklepih, da je
skripal cd bolecin. ze stirinajst
dni. zena je hodila po prstih
krog postelje, otroci so cepeli V
tesni kuhinji, XII MISC smell oce-
tn pred oci.
"zganjaH' je zahteval Frenk
Cd zene.
me smes, Frenk. Sal YES, da
je zdravnik prepovedal."
"zganja!' je ponovil in zob-
mi prijel "a odejo.
zena je sla v kuhinjo, kjer
sta bill Janezova in Jakobova.
"zganja hoce."
"Saj ga ne sme," je vedela ia
nezova.
"Daj mu ga" je prigovarjala
Jakobova.
"Vceraj sem mu ga kupila, to-
da noe je bila strasna. Besnel
je. Ne upam Sc mu ga dati. -
Pa tudi nimam. Sc "a kruh nj
vec."
"Ce ne bo odlegel, kaj hoces?
JAZZ ii ga dam," ga je ponudila
Jakobova.
Tedaj sta prisla oba hkrati =
Jakob il podstresnice, Janez iz
sobe - in sta obstala pred ku-
hinjo.
"Kako?"
"Poglejta!" in zena ju je od-
vedla k Frenku.
ali 81 prinesla?" je vprasal
z zatisnjenimi ocmi.
"zganja hoce, XII mu skodu-
je," je razlozila sosedoma. Frenk
je odprl oci.
"Ali ga imas?"
"Ce tt skoduje," je rahlo po-
skusll Janez.
"Prinesi!' je siknil skozi zobe
in zaskripal.
zena je sla k Jakobovi, mo-
"a sta sedla k postelji.
Frenk je spet zaklopil oci.
Vsi so molcali. Molk je prekinil
tuintam Skirt zob, XII jih je Fren-
ku StiSkala bOlecina.
zena je prinesla frakelj in ga
nastavila mozu ma ustnice. Ko
mu je odtegnila steklenico, je |
zazelel odlocno: "Vse." |
Sc enkrat mu je nagnila pija-
60 k 'ustom.
"Pojdi!' je velel zeni in nato
kakor v zdravju:
"No, fanta, kako je?"
"Da bi bio bolje tebi!" je ze-
ell Jakob.
bog daj in sv. Anton," je
7oscil Janez.
Frenk ga je osinil S poroglji-
7im pogledom.
bog ne da mic -" ga ie
lporno zavrnil bolnik.
"Pustimo to-" je opozoril Ja-
zob Janeza komolcem. "Ko
'omo spet zdravi, potlej Sc po-
nenimo."
"Da. Nocoj to noe Sc bonn po-
nenil sam sabo in tako, da bo
lrzalo."
"Kaj mislis?" sta zelela oba
lkrati in Sc spogledala.
"Nie." In je obrnolknil.
Spet sta sedela OBJ postelji in
'od milim Bogom jima nj pri-
la ma um beseda, XII bi jo mu
pregovorila v telazbo.
Frenku je legala cd zganja
ma trepalnice. Kakor
ahli krci mu je spreletavala Ii
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-10
Mali ogla|l.s|i !.
NaprOdaj

je ledenica, XII drzi SO funtov
ledu ter kompletno opremljena
otroska zibelka, Kroll izdelka.
Vprasa Sc pri c. KaminsKi, 1868
-. 85 st.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-02
Bariia

Leroy Kasaby, Mrs. Lloyd Ba-
ria and children, Harold, Cary
and Shirley Ann, spent the week
end with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Kasaby Of Escatawpa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Baria en-
tertained as their guests Mrs.
Baria's mother, Mrs. George
Shampine Of Kreole and sister,
Mrs. Woodson Rape of Moss Point
on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lamar Baria and daugh-
tiers Helen and Hilda were bust
ness visitors in Moss Point and
Pascagoula on Thursday of last
week.
Little Sophie Braxton of Wade
visited with Mary Elizabeth John
son last Sunday.
Willie Green of Wade and La
mar Baria motored to Mobile on
business on Wednesday of last
week.
Mrs. Tavern Warren, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Johnson, and Sgt.
Rett Johnson of Wade visited in
the home of Mrs. Tom Baria and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooker Johnson on
Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Fannie Jones of Hurley
was a visitor in the home of Mrs.
Joe Rubino last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Rohn and
Miss Ina Catherine Baria of Mo-
bile visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Baria on Sunday of
last week.
Mrs. Norris Holden and chill
dren spent the weekend with her
mother-in-law, Mrs. John Holder.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-02
Wade

Everyone who attended the fair
at Hurley Friday enjoyed it and
we're very glad to have a number
of the prizes won by Wade stu
dents.
Robert Bishop, B. Russum and
Miss Belle Golf of Pascagoula
we're Sunday afternoon visitors
| Of Mesdames r. j. Diamond and
Pauline Golf.
Everyone is happy to see Rhett
Johnson home after several years
overseas, nearly four of which
were spent in a japanese prison
camp.
Miss Nan Parker returned home
Saturday after spending two
weeks in Mobile visiting rela-
tives.
The Rev. r. c. Price filled
the Baptist pulpit Sunday in the
absence of the pastor, the Rev. A,
v. Faggard.
w. A. Vaughan and IONS spent
the weekend with their daughter
and sister, Mrs. Walter Jones, at
East Moss Point, and attended
the singing convention Sunday
at Kreole.
We regret to lose the Blaine
family. They are moving to
Pascagoula.
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Mrs. Doe" Baria entertainec
lcr sister. Mrs. Minnie Smell Of
Big Point last Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks johnson
and MIR. Ford Carter Of Wade
were guests OF Mrs. Brensrd Ba-
ria last Tuesday. While there M
md Mrs. John.on's son. Sgt. Ret
Johnson, who was a japanese
prisoner Of war for three years,
arrived Unexpectedly. They were
accompanied home by then
daughter, Mrs. b. Baria and fam
lily.
Mrs. c. c. Baria visited with
her son CoWan Baria and Mrs.
Sophie Murphy on Monday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ogborn OF Big
Point, were Sunday guests of Nj.
and Mrs. Edgar Baria.
Miss Rosa Lee Baria of Mobile
spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Tom Baria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Caste
nd son, Calvin OF Grand Bay
Ala., visited with Mr.. and Mr.
Lamar Baria. Calvin CASTOR o
the L. S. Merchant Marine train
cd with j. Lamar Baria, Jr., al
Shcepshead Bay, Maritime Train
ng School at BROOKLYN, ". Y. H.
las recently returned from Eng
and N his first Through. j. La
mar Baria, Jr., is now statione
on Saipan Island in the Marian
Islands.
Mrs. Tom Baria has receive
word from her son, Cpl. j. ID. Ba-
raj of the u. S. Army that he will
be home at any date now. He
was to leave Saipan during the
third week in October to fly te
the States in a BIO. She ha
received some return letters thai
he has left.
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pAscAcouLA CHRONICLE STAR and MOSS poNr ADVERTISER

The Rev A. v. FsEs5rd and
family spen, the weekend at
Kreole.
The Rev. S. E. Nix and wife
spent the day with the formers
daughter, Mrs. A. V. Faggard Fri
ga.
Litse Betty Davis spent the
weekend with eOgce taggard.
Mrs. Weller Jones and lite
daughter spent Wednesday ans
ThUfsaay with W. A. Vaughan.
Pvt. Oscar Johnson returne
home Wednesday after receiving
an hcrorable discharge.
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SJi. Greene AT RcdeploYment
Camp

Sgt. Percy r. Green, son Of Mr..
end Mrs. Tracy Green, 1912 Pars-
ley Ave, Pascagoula, has just
arrived at Camp Ting Hiao, Kun
ing, China. for redeployment.
Ting Hao, the name being tie
Chinese equivalent for ok, is
in efficiently laid out tent city
IN the foothills of the Himalayas
with athletic fields, outdoor NOV
les and other Post-Victory recre-
ational facilities, recently estab-
lished by Maj. Gen. H. S. Au-
rand, commanding general of the
Services of Supply in the China
Theater as the speediest means
of processing troops about to re-
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w AAAN III AASh W@hR
Prayer meeting was held las
Wednesday night by Mrs Z. w
strickler at the Pine Grov'
church OF God The Women'l
Missionary Society met on Tues
lay.
Sunday school was held at Tn
regular time with 20 present a
the Pine Grove Church of God.
Brother NJ. Il. Underwood Q
Agricola and Elmer Stricklor wea
by bus to Hattiesburg TO visit II
the home OF Brother K. l.. Erwf
Wednesday night. Thursday the
went 10 Jackson to attend III
ministers meeting of the Churcl
of God.
Mrs. +. w. Strickler, Mrs Eliz;
Stricken, Mrs. II. G. Strickler
Albertina Stricken, Mamct, Joyc
Edward and Emma Geal visitet
in the home of Mrs. Wilbu
Rcavcs, near Springhili, AlaH {.
see the new baby boy, Dough-
Wayne.
Efrs. Johnnie Strickler has beer
staying in the home Of Mrs. vii
bur Rcaves for a week,
Fred Reaves, son of Mr.. Travi
Reaves Of Tanner Williams, re
turned to the home of his sister
Mrs. Frank Davis, one day last
week. He had been taken pris-
oncr in the Philippines and had
been in a prison camp in Japan
for three years.
1t. George Lang, brother OF
Mrs. Elmer S~tfickler, who has
been in India. China and the
Philippines, is now at home with
his wife and children At his par
ems home in Wilmer, Ala.
NJ. and Mrs. II c. Stricken,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Stricken and
Jean were shoppers in Mo
bile Friday.
Mrs. caylor of Tanner-W Williams
gave q birthday party Friday for
Jackie Lane, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Leopard Lane, whose home
is in Tanner Williams. Some
from our community attended the
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Stricken,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Strickler, Bib
Wanda, Mary Ann, liariet, joyce
an Emma Jean visited in Viii
mer, Ala, Sunday.
Albertina Sbiekler and Harriet
visited in the home of Mrs. Pete
Friday.
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1t. Com. Brash
Returns To
Civilian Life

Announcement has been made
by the Naval Personnel Separa-
ton Center at New Orleans that
1t. Com. Frederick c. c. Brash,
engineering officer USN, son Of
Mrs. Anna G. Brash o 1910 Buena
Vista street, Paseagoula, has been
placed on the inactive list.
A graduate of the U. S. Naval
Academy, 1t. Com. Brash left
the regular navy for civilian life.
Before his re-entry into the NavS
he was division engineer of the
Mississippi Power Company to
which position he will return.
He will resume residence in
Gulfport.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-02

IL your children are not
feeling well don't rest
until you've had them ex-
ahmed by a doctor. The
physicians Of this commu-
nifty are vitally interested
In stamping out all conta-
gious diseases. Each of us
can help by having our
selves and our children
examined. regularly. 1t is
important that school chill
dren stav in q healthy con-
dition. IL your doctor gives
you a prescription send
II to us for accurate COM
pounding.
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hcsne Oh Jack or ayeuue, Pasca-
goula, last Saturday evening when
they arrived laden with good
things to eat and a number of
pretty gifts.
The evening was spent in con-
~versation until the serving of the
refreshments.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-02
r SHIP STRUCK

TwentV-nine Americans were
killed and "a others hurt in the
first reported Japanese attack on
a u. S. hospital ship. They were
aboard the US.S. Comfort, struck
by a suicide plane off Okinawa in
April, 1945. The Navy mercy
ship was unarmed and brightly
lighted.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-02

turn to the States.
SGT. Green was a member OF
the Signal Service Battalion5.
Operations in a combat area as
large as the entire European The
alter. He received his basic Mill
tary training at Camp Livingston
La. For his service in East, b
was awarded three Stars, one e.
China and two for Burma.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-02
w. C. BURGIN. JR.. ELECTED

University, c
Burgin, Jr., OF Starkville w
elected president of the Assoc
ated Student Body of the TN
versity of Mississippi in a specis
election Thursday, defeating Mi.
ton Phillips, Jr, of Bay St. Loui
by a vote of SIC to 800.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-02
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH

Sunday, November A
Morning service, 1000.
Sunday school, 900.
Choir practice, "Wednesday
evening, 7;30.
Martha Society, Thursday, No
Q, at the home of Miss Helen De
Forrest.
Rev. Symank
Visiting Minister
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-02
Friends Surprise
Mrs. Lima Lunsford
With House Warming

A group of friends surprised
Mrs. Lima Lundsford with a
house-warming party at her new
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-02

Remember the good old days? When YOU
could always count on us for the finest APP
planes in town-General Electric appli-
ances?
Well =. happy days will be coming back!
Not quite yet, of course. Except for a few
G-E Irons and Clocks Quantities are very
limitedD we still have no G-E appliances
for immediate delivery though we'll be
glad to put you on our priority list, without
The daily monitor leader., 1945-05-08
Help Conserve
The Dotior's Time
By GEORGE mccoy
Cady-McCoy Pharmacy

Doctors are never so impor-
tant as in war time. While we
are conserving on consumer
items, let's help keep the doc
tor fit and ready for emergency
work that may come.
Avoid calling him at night
unless there really is something
wrong that won't wait. Barring
accidents and unpredictable
events, it ought to be possible to
consult the doctor during day
time hours.
OF course it Is important to
see him too before a minor all
ment becomes a major illness,
but now when he is so busy, try
to arrange your visit at time
convenient to him.
Follow his advice strictly. Use
medication supplied by a trust
ed druggist.
This 10 the second Of = series Of
Editorial advertisements appearing In
this paper each Tuesday.
Copyright
The daily monitor leader., 1945-05-08
Sergeant Faces
COurt.Martial
I'm Attack Case

A 29-year old Selfridge Field
sergeant was held today by mill
tary authorities for probable
court-martial on charges of at
tempted criminal assault involv-
ing a 23-year old hospital tech
nician.
According to officers the vic
tim, who is not employed in a
Mount Clemens hospital but who
was accosted by the soldier on a
downtown street in this city
Thursday night, has definitely
identified her assailant.
She told Undersheriff Thomas
II. Kaltenbach that the man had
driven her to a desolate section
along Is Mile road and had re-
peatedly kicked her and struck
her in the face when she tried
to resist his advances.
Kaltenbach said that he had
turned all evidence in the case
over to the Selfridge Field pro-
vost-marshal who had promised
TO see that the accused soldier
faces a general court-martial.