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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-25
County Agent Is
Speaker AT Moss
Point Rotary Club

Outlining the home demonstra-
ion program and the duties Of
a home demonstration agent,
Miss Ruth Cain, jackson county's
agent, addressed members of the
Moss Point Rotary club at their
regular meeting Thurday.
Sketching briefly her expert
ence with home demonstration
work, Miss Cain pointed out that
II had been part of her life
ever since she became old enough
to join a All group.
Home demonstration work is
a part of the extension service,
she pointed out. which includes
a county agent, assistant agent
and a specialist from State Col
lege. II is not just a program for
the farm home. All services of
the extension department are
combined to give the greatest
possible service to the farm fam
lily.
ITO try and meet the needs OF
the rural home and community
is the ultimate goal of our pro-
gram Miss Cain said.
Il know OF no urban group who
has shown greater interest in
rural life than the Moss Point
Rotary club" she said, in com.
plimenting what the Rotarians
had done to bring a closer asso.
citation between the rural anc
urban communities.
Work Program
The programs Of work carried
on by the Home Demonstration
and the All club include many
and varied subjects. One of the
major goals OF the programs is to
help the members find THEN
place in the world as more intel.
ligent citizens,
I'VE want each farm family tc
feel that 1t has a definite respon-
sibility and a contribution tc
make to the world" she de
clared.
When the club programs are
set up, each community has in
minds its own needs, what they
think they should better know
how to do.
In discussing the food produc-
ton and food conservation phas-
es of the program, Miss Cain told
OF the benefits gained from the
maintenance of cooperative mar
kets in. the county.
We also. in addition to encour-
aging food conservation, stress
nutrition, especially in relation to
the MANY problems brought forth
by food rationing. Instructions
in canning ard gardening are also
a part of the program"
Other parts of the work pro-
gram, important to farm homes,
are home Improvement and
home grounds Identification.
The clubs strive for balance in
their programs and a good part
OF their time is devoted to recre-
alton.
The 700 All boys and girls in
Jackson county are the future
men and women of the county.
They have a real contribution to
make to their county. state and
nation, she said.
Nothing is impossible in the
way of rural development II we
really believe in it," the home
demonstration agent said in con-
clusion. "it can be donel"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-25

SPECIAL NOTICE-Moss Office
Supplies Service, typewriters,
adding machines bought, sold
and repaired. Market stree
phones 862-R or 1863 4tp 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-25

At what room temperature, if
any, can a man and woman be
comfortable when the woman is
wearing one pound of clothing
and the man is wearing nine?
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-25

FOR SALE-One grocery store,
two beer places, one cafe, one
jewelry store, five house trailers,
four apartments, one garage, two
bath houses, one peanut & pop
corn machine, one lot 150x298 it.
on corner of Market & Polk, rea-
son for selling, going into SER
vice. Jeurel C. Harris. 6tp APT
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-25
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For Sole

FOR SALE-Spencer Individually
designed posture corrective and
surgical garment. Mrs. Arthur
Allen, 1401 S. Pascagoula Street.
Phone 1873. 8tc 4-6
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-25

FOR RENT-Two-room furnish
ed apt. Mrs. w. II. Suthoff,
phone 1921, Moss. Point. ltp 5-25
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-25
WANTED TO BUY
NEW CARS SOON
BE READY FOR THEM

Texas auto dealer still pay
ing more for all models used
ears. The market is bound
to %drop-but until il does
we are still paying highest
prices. Here is the proof.
l94l Fords as high as 5000
l941 Chevrolets as high as 1855
l94l Plymouths as high as. 1910
l941 Pontiacs as high as 1880
l94l Mercurys as high as. 1910
l94l DeSotos as high as 1345
l94l Oldsmobiles as high as 1875
l94l Bucks a S high as 1880
l94l Chryslers as high as 1885
Prices on 1888, 1899 and 1910
models equally as high. We
specialize in clean 1912 mod
els. Act now and get your
price. Before the market
drops.
ALL DAY SUNDAY
May 9th Only
EZELL GULF SERVICE
CENTER
Ask For M. II. LONG
Cor. N. Pasc. & Live Oak SITS.
Pascagoula, Miss.
ltp SIS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-25

FOR RENT-To Essential War
Workers, one bedroom apis, 3
bedroom houses. Phone $50, In
glewood Homes, Inc, 900 S. Pas
cagoula ST. Ate 5-25
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19

The commission is urging long-range planning SO
each useful memorial will fit into future expansion of
the community.
Chairman Trautman pointed out the commission is
acting only in advisory capacity 1t does not submit
architects drawings plans, as that would be an
invasion of purely local rights. He added:
"Our advisory architects will examine any plans
submitted to us, offering comments and suggestions, II
such requested"
Cooperating with the commission is DR.. Frank S.
Lloyd head of the physical fitness committee, Federal
Security Agency, who said
Creating living memorials in the form of sports
tennis courts Fairgrounds golf courses and base
ball diamonds will give whole communities chance to
participate in physical betterment programs"
Todays heroes know they are fighting for the main
tenance and extension of human rights and liberties
throughout the world.
They realize too, the battle will continue long after
the shooting and the veterans return home to
fight with peacetme weapons for those same human
ideals.
Can the spirit that carries them through the hell of
battle be suitably sybozed by decorative piles of stone
cast iron statues?
Or it better be portrayed by useful memorials
which will contribute to the richer and better life of
the peacetme future todays heroes carving out for
all humanity?
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19

are heavy with used apparel that has
outlived it's usefulness to the owners.
Aside from the satisfaction that
comes with having helped some less
fortunate being, Detroiters who take
part will share in Americas bid for
good will in the postwar world.
RUT, what is more important, help
- less people are crying out for
clothes.
Certainly Detroit will do its
share.
Donations may be dropped in
schools, churches, public buildings
end factories, the SIS McKeever on
Campus Nartius and the Cannon
Memorial in WASHINGTON Boulevard,
the drive headquarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
Your Old Clothing

ThE United Nations clothing drive
Il is failing in Detroit.
Prentiss M. Brown, the chairman,
and his assistants are frankly cha
grined at the failure of Detroiters to
respond.
The collection in Detroit is part
of a nation. wide drive to collect
100000 900 pounds of clothing for the
HELPLESS peoples of liberated Europe
and Asia.
The campaign will be continued
throughout April.
TEEP E is no appeal for new cloth
l. :ng. Al that is esked is clothing
that cen he spared, any kind CT
clo'N;n~.
Certainly Detroit clothes closets
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19

Five million dollar community centers being
planned in Baltimore and Brooklyn with a memorial
board already functioning in the New York borough
Chattanooga, Tenn, is planning $500,000 memorial
park heroes the Tennessee River at Moccasin
Bend
Coral Cables Fla has already raised $4,000 through
citizens committee and begun acquiring property for
youth center memorial
The American Commission for Living War Memorials
is headed by George M. Trautman of Columbus, o.,
president of the American Association Baseball League
Members include Cmdr. Gene Tunney of the navys
physical fitness section former worlds heavyweight box
ing champion; COL Theodore P. Bank of the armys
special service division; Louis Bromfeld the author;
William Lesser of San Francisco, and c. L. Jordan OF
Philadelphia
District advisers have been named in II regions
throughout the country, with c. Herrick Hammond OF
Chicago and Kenneth L. ("Tug) Wilson of Northwestern
University heading the midwestem
Living memorials may vary with the needs of each
community. Local committees in slum may decide
in favor of public bathhOuses swimming pools play
grounds Other neghborhoods may need public libraries,
winter sports centers health clinics
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
Useful War
Shrines Urged
eprined Chicago Hearst Newspaper
BY ROBEY PARKS
(Seeond of a series Of four arfieiss)


(WHICH way will America build its war memorials?
w Will communities erect massive piles of useless
masonry such the Sphinx of Egypt the triumpha
arch of Constantine the vanglOrOus tomb of Hadran?
Or will they emulate the Vermont legislators who,
when considering appropriate memorial to the late
Calvin Coolidge at his birthplace vetoed all proposals for
statues and towering monuments
They decided instead to build modern hospital and
clinic for the deaf-a useful and perpetual memorial to
Vemonts most ilustrious son, who became 30th pres
dent of the United States.
Sentiment faUoring living memorials for the
nations hero dead began to crystaize after the last
War When many communities created beautiful, but
useful reminders of their sacrifices.
Notable examples were Chicagos $6,OOOOOO Soldier
Field Batmore's $3OOO,OOO Memorial Stadium. the
Soldiers Memorial Building at indianapolis and Veterans
Memorial Park at Rutland Mass.
The famed Lincoln Highway stretches the
continent living memorial to the Great Emancpator
The Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Highway carved
from Pennsylvania rugged mountains in memory OF
another great president and warrior
NOT n,onuments," the Federal Security Agency has
named American Commission on LiOins War Me-
MORALS to assist communities in making appropriate
plans.
More than 700 communities already have notified the
commission of programs for living memorials to their sons
who died in this
They are located in every state, all provinces OF
Canada as well as Alaska Hawaii Australia Scotland
and England
Projects range from modest schoolboy memorial
consisting of reforesting burnt-over timber tract in
Seattle, Wash. to $10,000000 memorial building at
Honolulu to all heroes of the Pacific
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19

WILL be good thing for the and asset to
the to have experienced and autherita
military for president in the concluding and decisive
stages Of this
Such president is equipped understand and appreciate
able direction of the and the time discern and
remedy direction of the and when that should be
evidence.
Nothing could give the American military commanders and
sraegs heart and inspiration for their vital tasks than
be commended in their performance of tasks by
dent commander chief known them respected by
military and soldier by his right and expert
RESIDENT TRUMAN has already said the American
military leadership of such competence the
confidence of the country and that will be unchanged
hampered
This will fail and inspire military lead
1t will not fail speed the victorious conclusion
which he has declared be his paramount purpose.
AS President of the United States the crucial of
eo1di
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
Brain Game

Give yourself 10 for each correct answer
through question sin. 10 each for the re-
maIninr two questions. Any score % or
higher is excellent.
What city, now half in ruins,
was referred 10 as "the Pearl
of the Orient?
Pin Hollywood recently, the
stars and makers of one film
received seven of the u
Oscar" awards. What is
the name of tho flm2-
3-EXtraterritorial means: (a)
privilege of exemption from
local jurisdiction; tb) land
taken by force but not rec
ognized by treaty. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
the War VIGOROUSLY Make PERMANENTLY Bring Our Boys Home PROMPT
4 Soldier President

l0RESIDENT TRUMAN took advantage OF his first
portunity Congress- declare his confidence
in the direction" being given the conduct of the by
military commanders and the same time displayed his
own cenpt ehenson of strictly military problems.
This reflection of the significant fact that Mr. Truman
himself vastly than casual understanding of military
problems
His youthful ambition be soldier and he denied
vision.
first world he satisfied his military
- and distinguished in the
American Expedonary Force in France participating in the Ar
gonne ST. Mhe offenves officer in the 2oth Field
Artillery beginning lieutenant and coming out major
After he continued his military interests and associa
officer holding commission colonel since
1927.
has soldier with combat experience OF
the military the history of modern warfare
addition he has been active student and observer OF
military affairs for than quarter of century.
TT WAS this authoritative military background which, against
his inclination and despite his persistent protest
uenced the department deny MS application for active
present warthe department holding wisely
his military and viewpoint would be OF inest
mable the u Senate of which he member.
That tie department acted with wisdom this matter
by his chairman OF the Senate
for the investigation OF expenditures
which contributed substantially the efficient conduct OF the
and which incidentally him the deserved national
IGNITION which resulted his nomination for president and
thus in his ultimate succession to the presidency.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19

the thousands that gave Campus
Martius its name or joined the cause
of the North in 81 at the then young
Fort Wayne.
While Detroit paused to pay trib.
ute to that grand veteran of another
day, other younger gallant Detroit
SONS were carving out new era on
battle fronts the world arourd
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19

"A former baseball star re-
Gently has been appearing as
a referee of wrestling con-
tests. Can you name him?
5-True OF false: The study and
collection OF labels or stamps
is called philately,=---
6-Surrender passes dropped to
German troops guarantee
three things to them as
American captives. Can you
name two of them? X
TO whom did Jesus say. Get
thee behind me. Satan?
S-lS il possible for an airplare
TO fly through a hurricane?
(Answers on Opposite Page)
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
An Era PASSES

TIE 6cath OF George L. Morgan
Il az 81 marked the end of an era in
De- 'oit:.
V1ith him died Detroit's last per-
sorsl CO. ct with the war between
the states, which came to a close 80
years ago this month.
Ee was the last of the city's
prord Bows in Blue, p" -
F''sre is ncne remaining now of
&c THE DETROIT TIMES
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA CONNOLLY


Give yourself Z for each ~ IN. Nrst Nv,
questions and fpr the last question. Score
-. -'liiant; ;-s, brirnt. 4-s, average.
Oh, dull.
1.-The Battle OF Waterloo was
fought in: (a) Belgium; (b)
France; tc) Spain.
"a bakers dozen is: ta) IL;
(b) 13: tc) ID.
3-Lincoln,s wife lived after
him: tat seven years; tb) II
years; tc1 q years.
4-When il is IL o'clock noon in
New York. what time is iV
San Francisco? ta) 9 a. mi
tb) 10 a. m; tc) IL a. m?
5-Only one of these is called
the Sucker State" fa)
Idaho; (b) Illinois; (c) In
diana.
Snatch these columns:
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-19
WORLD IN
REVIEW
BY Maj. Gen.
D. P. Barrows

IN ITS rapid sweep across Ger
L many from the Rhine to the
Elbe River, Gen. Simpsons
Americas Ninth Army encoun-
tered a reverse.
An American division. which
had crossed the Elbe River near
Magdeburg. and had not CONSOLE
dated its bridgehead. was dis
lodged by the attack of German
divisions, one of which is re-
ported to have been brought
from Berlin, and another from
the Oder-Neisse front facing the
Russians.
A temporary bridge across the
Elbe was destroyed by German
gun fire. Tanks could not cross.
The American division was de-
feated, and its survivors were
driven back across the Elbe.
Some of the soldiers swimming
the stream, which at this point
is only two or three hundred
yards wide.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
;. AND NEW IN
HYDRA-MATlc DRIVE
TOOI

Hydrs.Matic Drive is the
famous General Motors fes-
ture that eliminates the
clutch pedal entirely. No
clutch pedal is needed be-
cause all forwsrd.speed
gear.shifting is aufomatiel
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Jap Surrender Ldgs
On Aussie Fronts

LONDON. Aug. 25 QNS)-The
Melbourne radio said today that
negotiations for surrender Of the
japanese troops on all Aus
tralian battle fronts had reached
a Stalemate.
The Australian broadcast eX-
pressed the belief agreement was
unlikely until signing OF the Off
cial surrender terms in Tokyo
BaV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

be low multiple"-say, twice as
much-of the salary paid whisky
tenor in a backStreet honkytonk.
That which makes a person rich
is a big demand for his services
or for the goods which he pro-
duces. And nobody will work hard
for a dead-leyel or 'low-multiple"
compensation.
If we want to keep production
at top speed in peace as well as
war, we had better get over this
prejudice against getting rich.
Otherwise the socialist state will
move in on US and see 10 il that
WE ALL get poorer in no time
al all,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
END is OBVIOUS

Such measures cannot fail but
to lead TO socialism. Under So
ciahsm nobody can get rich. The
state determines all earnings, both
as TO income and out-go. A
planned society means rationing,
coming and going world without
end.
And another thing. If il is right
to get rich, is it wrong to get
richer? If il is right TO get rich
up to a certain point and wrong
to go beyond il, who shall de-
termine that point? And how
shall he enforce his decision on
the people?
One of our educators" at CO.
| lumbia University says that in the
new democracy the highest re-
ward. or ceiling shall be a low
multiple of tn e m ! n m u m.
frankie Sinatras ceiling would
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

There's brand new car on the way. It's name
is the oldest in the industry. And this New Olds
mobile is refreshiney different in styling
from anything you have ever seen before. 1t is
smoother and livelier in performance. 1t is even
sturdier and longer lived than the odsmobiles
which have served so faithfully in the past. And
this fine car offers the New General Motors
Hydra.Matic Drive, the modern drive" that
is fully automatic. In the New Oldsmobile
with Hydra.Matic Drive, gears shift automat-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
los Angeles Police
Ask Military Release

\ LOS ANGELES, Aug. 25 INS)
A plea from the Los Angeles
city council was on its way TO the
army and navy today for the re-
lease of 469 police officers now in
service 10 combat the wave OF
crime which has tightencd its
grip on the city,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

II IT is right 10 be rich, then
American mothers and fathers
will continue 10 instruct their
children in self-diseipline, self-de-
NAL enterprise, prudence in spend
ing money and skill in some trade
or profession. All lead to modest
comfort or 10 riches depending
on the degree TO which they are
nraCtIced.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Bulgarian Election
Ordered Postponed

LONDON. Aug. 25 INS)-
Reuters news agency said today
that the Sofia radio announced
postponement of the Bulgarian
elections which were slated for to-
morrow.
The elections were the bone of
contention between the United
States and Russia when Ameri-
cans expressed desire TO observe
the elections.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
new in styling :. HEW in performance
NEW inside and out!

cally through all 4 forward speeds. There fsn't
even a clutch pedal in the car! All that the
driver has to do is step on the accelerator to
go, step on the brake to STOP Important war.
time Developments resulting from combat use
in fast Army tanks, make the new Hydra-Matic
Drive smoother than ever, even more rugged
and reliable. Look TO Oids for all that's New
Come in now and see the first color photographs
Of the New Oldsmobile. Deliveries will start
Just as soon as the materials situation permits,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
ONE ALTERNATIVE

But If II is wrong TO be rich,
then American parents who had
been trying 10 guide their children
along these lines have been lead
ing them into the paths of evil
II used 10 be that man who
worked his way up from rags TO
riches was applauded by his fell
low man. Nowadays he IS called
"anti-Social.' Some folks even
90 so far as 10 call him an eco
nomic royalist. -
Basic -EHgAsA-defines 4 a-rovaftSt
as supporter OF rule by king.
We long since gave the boot TO
King George III so the expression
sounds a little fiShy. But 1t went
over big when il fell from the lips
of a politician. And II created
the impression that IT was bad 10
be riCh~or, rather, bad for
other folks TO be rich,
Nobody wants 10 be considered
bad or TO be called a supporter
Of rule by king. So a lot OF
people who were sensitive gave
up trying 10 get ahead They
Just relaxed and let the rest OF
us take care of them from the
highchair 10 the funeral home
This was called government
spending Actually it was a gi-
gantic strip-teaSe which stripped
the taxpayers down to their very
barrels.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Is 1t Wrong to Be Rich?
BY DIR. RUTH ALEXANDER

wrong oe rich The future of the United States hangs
that question If the is yes then
follow RussoBrtish allies and set socialism
If the no then nothing stop from
further deveIonment under freedom.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
u. S. Attorney Dies

CHICAGO. Aug IS (lNSr-
Following an emergency appen.
dcctomy Francis J. McGreal 80
assistant L. S. attorney, is dead
here.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-02-22

Carolina, on the 10th day of
March, 1945, at one o'clock P. NJ,
the following described land ly-
ing and being in said County and
State, to-wit:
First Tract: Beginning on a
white pine running S 81 E 10A
poles to a spanish oak; then IL E,
Is poles to a spanish oak; then N
81 E 8 poles to a white oak; then
N 10 E 14A poles to white oak;
then N 81 w 1914 poles to dead
white oak; then N 10 E 40 poles
to a spanish oak; then S "a E S
poles to a dogwood; then N 10 E
So poles to a spanish oak on the
top of the ridge; then N IS w IL
poles to a white oak on a ridge;
then N 66 w 1914 poles to a
chestnut oak; then S SO w 40
poles to stake at F. H. Houck's
line and corner; then S with said
Houck line 46 poles to spanish
oak; then S Is E 81 poles to ma
pie; then S 81 w 3 poles to a
stake in G. H. Osborne line; then
S "a E 40 poles to the beginning,
containing 43 acres, more or less.
Second Tract: Beginning on a
white oak at an old path running
a Northward direction with w.
A. Taylor line to a spanish oak
at the top of the hill; thence a
Southeast direction with the top
of a ridge 20 poles to white oak;
thence S with said line 80 poles
to a white oak near the river;
thence S % w 10 poles to chest
nut; thence S IS w % poles to a
chestnut on top of a hill; then N
85 w 20 poles to a spanish oak;
then N SO w % poles to span
ish oak at the wagon road; then
N As w with the road Is poles to
a stake; then N Is w 8 poles to
stake in the road; then N 80 w 8
poles to white oak in the swamp
near the bridge; then N 13 w %
poles to a white pine at the edge
of the swamp; thence back to the
white oak at the beginning, con-
tanning % acres, more or less.
This February II 1045
IRA T. JOHNSTON, Trustee
2-22-4T
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-02-22
NOTICE or SUMMONS

NOTICE OF SUMMONS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
MARGARET MILLER
VS..
LESTER MILLER
The defendant will take notice
that an action as above entitled,
the same being for absolute di-
vorce on the grounds of two
years separation, has been COM
menced in the Superior Court of
Ashe County and duly verified
complaint filed and summons is
sued which is returnable in the
office of the undersigned on the
9Th day of March, 1945, when and
where the defendant is required
to appear and answer or demur
to the complaint or the relief re-
quested in the complaint will be
granted.
This February 3, 1915.
c. S. NEAL, Clerk Superior
Court. 2-8-4T