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Evening star., 1946-10-20
HE WAS A HERO
Continued from preceding page

back to that moment. Well" Mr..
Graham rose, I'm taking up your
time - and Milly's. l just wanted
you both to know that the COM
munity is ready to forget what hap
pened last night, to just take it in
their stride. You see. Joe, we people
at home here owe you boys an awful
lot; it would be too bad if we -
well. anyway I've been around here
and there, and can assure you that
will be the attitude. In one or two
cases, managed to make them
see" - he stopped, smiled - well,
good day, Joe. And good luck"
Milly looked at Joe, and Joe
looked at Milly; then Joe said.
Maybe you should know l conked
some guy pretty badly last night.
Maybe he'll make trouble"
II know about that too" Mr..
Graham said. ut was unfortunate,
but that is one of the - the by
products. No. I happen to be ac-
quainted with him, and | don't
think you need anticipate any
trouble there. Just write that off -
to profit and loss. Joe
Our in the bright sunlight. watch
ing him go, Milly took hold of Joe's
hand and held it tightly. saying
nothing. She waited - waited for
Joe to speak.
Evening star., 1946-10-20

Joe said, after moment, Well,
he got it across. didn't he. without
coming right out and saying this
town is full of kids who're hard
enough to handle without us making
it harder. He'll of a thing to be
small boys hero! never quite
thought Of it that way. Maybe he's
got something there. only" - Joe
managed a grin - well. he's
pretty swell guy, but what kind of
manners has he got? Sitting there in
your kitchen with his hat stuck on
the back of his head?"
MILLY said nothing and Joe said,
Hey, what's the matter? What you
crying about?"
Just because he's such swell
guy, Joe. and about his hat"
Joe stared at her. standing there
in her pretty coiored house dress,
glow in her face and her own hope
and faith shining through her sud-
den tears.
He caught his breath. My gosh.
Milly," he said. 80 that was the
guy conked last night
Milly said nothing. She was look
ing. with her heart in her eyes. at
the tousle-headed Jones kid across
the street. who'd come out and was
shouting over to Joe. "Hi-ya, there.
Hi-ya. there, soldier!' The End
Evening star., 1946-10-20

clan regularly. But when you have this de-
pressing Borderline Anemia, when you envy
others their energy and good looks, take
Ironized Yeast Tablets. Start today Let them
help you build up your red blood cells - win
back your natural vitality and attractiveness!
Evening star., 1946-10-20
*BORDERllNE ANEMlA
resulting fresh fssro- o-nvtrisienol blood
deficiency eaa cause
TiREpNeSs tSIlESSNEsS PAuOR

EassU- DsiIdIag Bleed. Thi. is a
microscopic view Of blood rich
in energy elements. Here are
big, plentiful red cells that
carry oxygen to release energy
to every muscle, limb, tissue.
DsTdssiiRs Asssis. Many have
blood like this; never know it.
The cells are puny and faded.
Blood like this can't release
the energy you need to feel
and look your best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-18

well-greased shallow baking dish. Sprinkle
with cinnamon, drizzle over molasses and
which has been rolled to about y inch thick
ness, cut gashes in dough to allow steam to
escape. Bake in a moderate oven (375'F.)
about 80 minutes Serve hot, cutting out
squares of the biscuit and serving these as
base for the fruit mixture Pass with nut
meg favored sweetened cream.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-18

humps But not every day; sugar was served
onlv for company occasions.
Here is the first packaged cereal. the first
packaged gelatin, the first soup in cans
The cans are handmade. The first packaged
crackers we're big square soda kind packed
in box deep and wide as a rubber boot.
That bottle of grape catsup is 40 years old
Here is a package of the first baby food
called Imperial Granum, and Grain-O the
first cereal beverage.
Coffee beans were sold green and taken
home for roasting You took your own tin
pail to tote home the milk, and basket to
carry the eggs If you didn't make your own
soap YOU bought homemade kind.
Grandma took what the grocer had to
offer; today we pick and choose among
hundreds of brands.
Feast the eyes on the contents of the
candy Jars. Notice the jaw breakers. the
horehound drops, the stick candy - pep
permint, wintergreen, cinnamon as thick
as Grandfather's hickory cane. And look -
chocolate mice Remember? Rock candy on
strings, paraftln chewing gum, thrilling
motto hearts. slippery elm, coltsfoot, old
time Jackson balls,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-18
Still Searching

SEVERAL thousand items are tucked away
on the store shelves and in cases and
drawers But Laurence Johnson is still bus
ily engaged in the search.
In his office on the balcony, overlooking
the big market, the walls are covered with
oldtime store posters and ads. Here he keeps
his collection of old receipts from the
past. He isn't satisfied Just collecting old
cookbooks, he wants Mrs. johnson to try
out the recipes One of Mr.. Johnsons favor
ties is this Boiled Cider Pie. The recipe for
Apple Pan Dowdy is from cookbook called
Daily Bread compiled from tested recl
pes of the Ladies of Penn Yam. N. y. by
Flora S. Jillet in 1878 Serve dumpllngs as
the Johnsons do, knee deep in lemon sauce.
Mrs. Burnett E. Taylor, of Syracuse, con-
tributed her mother favorite cooky recipes
to the Johnson file - old fashioned. hearty,
these sweets the kind that filled cooky jars
in DAYS before cookies came in boxes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-18
Apple Pan Dowdy

4 tart apples
- cup molasses
70 teaspoon cinnamon
2 tablespoons butter or margarine
| recipe baking powder biscuits
Pare and slice apples and arrange in {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-18
Raisin Cookies


cup drippings
cup sugar
teaspoons soda
cup molasses
pound raisins, seeded
~ pounds -four
| teaspoon salt
teaspoons cinnamon
teaspoon cloves
teaspoon allspice
Cream shortening and add sugar grad
uallv. Combine soda with molasses and add
to first mixture, beating we'll. Add raislns,
finely chopped. Sift flour, add salt and
spices, sift again, measure and add to
creamed mixture alternately with the sour
cream Blend we'll Toss dough onto Toured
board and roll to u inch thickness. Cut
with cooky cutter. Bake in moderate
oven (375'F.) for Is to 20 minutes. Yield:
Approximately dozen cookies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-18

-lldFOltQ SWeGlclcu CItdlI.
Boiled Cider Pie
l cup thick boiled cider
II cup vinegar
2 cups water
2 cups sugar
6 tablespoons -four
l teaspoon cinnamon
eggs, beaten
recipe plain pastry
Pour cider vinegar and one cup water in
saucepan Bring to boil Mix together sugar,
-four and cinnamon, add remaining cup of
water and stir until just thickened Remove
from heat and mix with eggs. Pour into
9-inch pastry-lined pie plate with lattice
top. Bake in very hot oven (45O'F) 10
minutes Reduce oven heat to moderate
(35OoF.) and bake Is minutes more, or until
crust is brown and filling is set. Yield:
One 9-inch pie
Note: About five cups plain cider should
be boiled down to one cup to obtain proper
consistency for pie
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-12
Arena

There was a call meeting of
teachers and parents at Tanner
Williams school TO discuss a can
merry at the school for the COM
munity. A total of ST, 1856 has
been pledged. Mrs. A. Stricken,
Mrs. Elmer Stricken, Albertina
Stricken attended the meeting.
The First Church of God is
happy to announce that Sister
Clara Gideon of Dayton, Ohio,
will conduct the Spring revival
beginning April IA and continu-
ing through April 26. She has had
II years of experience as evan
gelist. Services will be at 1880
each night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stricken,
Bob and Wanda and Albertina
visited in the home of MI. and
Mrs. w. C. Lang Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Stricken
left Saturday morning for Ken
ton, Ohio, taking a truck load
of bees. They expect to be gone
a week.
Stanley and Frank Strickler.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-12

sons of Mr.. and Mrs. John Strick-
Ter, left last week for South Caro-
lima where they expect to play
baseball.
Sunday school was held at the
Pine Grove Church of God Sun
day morning with SO present.
A temperance service will be
held at Roberts Chapel Sunday
night.
The Home Demonstration Club
will meet Monday at l:30 p. m.
at which time "Landscaping" will
be the topic for discussion.
The Personnel Separation Ma
val Station at New Orleans an
nounces the honorable discharge
of Ford Rogers from the navy.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-12
Parent Education
Program Meeting
Set In Jackson

Governor Thomas L. Bailey
has issued invitations to Missis-
sippi professional and community
leaders to convene at. meeting
of the State Service Council on
April 10 in Jackson for the pur-
pose of establishing on a per-
manent basis the Education for
Responsible Parenthood program
now under way in Mississippi.
This program, sponsored jointly
by the State Departments of
Health, Welfare, and Education,
and enthusiastically supported by
such organizations as the Parent
Teacher Association, Young Mems
Christian Association, Young
Women's Christian Association
and many other civic organiza-
tions, has grown to such size that
measures are needed to supply
a permanent staff of field work.
ers. The governor has called the
meeting for the purpose of review
ing the accomplishments to date
and establishing a Mississippi So
cial Hygiene Association to carry
forward this program.
To be held in the War Memo
rial Building, the meeting will
be attended by members of the
State Service Council and an ex-
tensive list of invited guests who
have been interested in this pro-
gram. DR.. William G.. Hollister,
the voluntary director of the pro-
gram, will present the scope and
needs of the program, and John
K. Williams of the American So
cial Hygiene Association will por-
tray the need for the organization
of a Mississippi Social Hygiene AS
ISOLATION to support this program
and other aspects of this prob
lem.
Mississippi's Responsible Par
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-12

will have a baseball team in the
field this spring for the first time
in ten years. school officials an
nounced this week. Arrange
ments have been made with the
Federal Public Housing Authority
to use the diamonds located on
l4th street. just south of the old
18th Street Community Center.
This field is being reconditioned
with the sod being removed from
the in-field and the grass in the
out-field being moved. More
than 40 boys have reported for
this sport under the direction OF
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-12
Auxiliary Circle
Plans Programs
For Years Work

The first meeting of Circle Two
of the Woman's Auxiliary to the
First Presbyterian church of Pas
cagoula for the fiscal year was
held with the chairman, Mrs.
Arthur Allen, at her home at 1401
S. Pascagoula street Monday af-
ternoon, the session being mark
ed by a good attendance.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-12

Business was begun with the
election of Mrs. Donald Simmons
as vice chairman, and of Mrs.
Robert Reinecke as secretary
treasurer.
Year books were distributed
and programs for the year were
filled in after work for that pc
Rod had been planned.
An interesting program was
given by Mrs. Perry A. Thomp-
son who outlined the Bible stu
DIV of Isaiah, in preparation for
the study of the book, Isaiah
Speaks to Needs of Our Day.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-12

enthood movement is an educa-
tional program designed to bring
to parents and future parents in
formation about the emotional
growth of children, the guidance
of youth in adolescence, and ma
terials about parenthood that will
be useful in the building of finer
family living and more adequate
family guidance.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-12

which is to engage the attention
of the auxiliary this year.
Mrs. Allen served a refresh
ment course during the social hour
after which the circle was dis
missed with the repeating of the
Mizpah benediction.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-12

Coach Sneider. Practice will be
held daily betweenu 4 and 8 p.
m. and all games viii be played
at the City Park field just off
Market street. The schedule Of
games will be announced at an
early date.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-12

TIL .turnstone is one of the
greatest wanderers of ali shore
birds.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-12

Jean Baptiste Lully (1633-1687)
was the author of eau Claire de
Ia Lune."
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-12
First Pdscugoulu
Baseball Tenn In
Ten Years Formed

The Pascagouls High school
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01
Sin fIciner WcnirGet

Sin fIciner @enichrr.
6ribden: oDorf ij nod ein Slid.
den Iorte eiien2~
o9fcin mein aino. Oos oertroat
Gein @lagen uidlt~.
.p5a, Damn mlIB iH i5u sod, ob.
66rtcn!"
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01
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bicte SeItcrreidS aus. Der Negie-
rllnQ 6igl lit BON DEM ruIiiIdet BE.
febIsbaber ailfgegeber iuoroen, Der
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eiiien llmIang bon 10000 Ntorger
sur 8crfiigung gu lteuen'
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5ligcgeben mor0cn. SAB 0en SoiD.
let Mad)tbnbcrn in Gelterreih nun
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begriinoen lud)eil, Oas 3ugeitanOnis
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oes rliIiiiben 8%orgebeils ielber. Gie
Oclterreider geben iidl iuOcilen nod
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iAIagnnbmert moIlen, iiebt man boz.
aus, 0nB eS nid)t Idnge Doiteru miro
bis ser olleberlobme" Ser 10000
@torgen QonoeS 0itrh Oie &ote Or.
NEE Die ,,GoGeftihiiierllng" o0el
@eritootlid)ung Der fragIihen Inuo.
mirtIdoftliden 8etriebe foIgt.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01
Isin &s5t

Srouffurt. Carlton WeD1it0,
eiu %30idbriaer 8eterdn, teilte nit,
0ub er all ie0eS @iitglieO oes 9oit'
oreIies eiren grief geriftet ulo oas
RedDt Ser Nrniee i'll Jra8e geiteut bat,
Sciraten 5Diiden Gmerifanerll diito
Deutidcn 81 perbieteit. Ser Stabs'
fef. General SaroIO Bun. erflarte
rad, elmer aonierruJ nit Dem Sber'
~befehlsbober, @ererol Ntcgtorneg,
,,Sob feline aenOcrung Oieicr Eolitit
in Iusiid)t genommcn iit".
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8ilooe. Qadolponnn, %. q. @r lit
lett S~ipiIbeomter bel Scr BON Den
Nnlerifonern fontroliprten Hnno'
funfitation IN 6ronFiurt. @r bat POM
aolmreb cine lllitpriud)uns un0 cine
Repiiion Oes @Oifts uerlon9t. auh
hat er iiber 80 oncrifaniidc 3eituus
Qeu a~uFqeTouOert, bel ibren 9clcrn
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iino", ulO erfI1rte Ut ieinem Brief
an Sen Rongreb: aGie Eatiafe, Dab
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hat. @r mar bier Sobre Bel ser Ar-
NICE, 0iente 80 Mionate lleberIee,
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erhielt feline 3iuilItele.
uSomcit 0ds Seirdt8perbot in
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pinc oirefte Berlebuig Der 6teibeit,
mie tie in Ser Observation-Disclosures
rlirg proFlomiert pltroe", erfIarte er
in ieinGn Brief in Gem er ditsfiibrte,
ouB ihiu ais @nterifaller 0nidt Oie
meicntlihite Code in mcinenl 9e6en
9erDehrt wcroen loate, illtr neil nni-
lie Generation bon 0ieiem Streit
beilngeiu6t noroen lit. MS Grau
Rooieuelt III 5ranffurt mar, Bat lie
DON oieien @,iratell abgernten, neil
lid Sic Sotoaten DIT mr. Oer6eiraten
neil iie iif einion fiiblen. Tds lit
no5r, uber es gibt piele, Die es e6r-
Iif nteillpiE ms lire N"ejiebunJen 5u
Oeutidvn MidOfen limo edit. Die 81.
NEE ionte lid nit ie0em cin5eIilen
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gum Gfniprl9 DorliAgen, Damn ioll-
ten he oieiGn Gerioneil auseinanOcr-
aelebt lDer0en.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01
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bel NtaMilO

Ntunilo - @uf 8rlluo OCs Sonn.
tag eenteIoeten ShurmiibeIs apt-
iden BON amerifnnern Gefiibrten
6iIipinotruppen in Der gtGbe DER
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nod iunler nusborrerL l61st sic
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ied)s Snpoaer get0tet ipurocn, oIs
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80 Snponcr ltieB, sic ourd sic Ut
m1lDer Der SnieI 2ubnlig, iulr 100
SnI. ~iiiopellid) u5n DtoniIo, ltlii
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hober gentelOet, Onb fie in obeeIeee-
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h6ttcit, bic a1lideiienD BON Iid nod
iii Sreit6cit beiinbIiten ioponiIfcll
SnlDuteit dltgelegt mor6en Ieielt.
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beilllgten.
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grp3 gemeloGt, 0nB MiitgIieOcr Der
,,NafapiIiq Die i'll @irflifFeit bon
ben Snpnnern ols SfInpeu benubt
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QlailberL oab frpiwiIIiae l1phprgnbe
fitr lie 0er 200 beoeltelt miiroe.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01
Grche 1tMftr6eS
fir Sic nun

Yilil1d)e1t. - G1S grOBte lu0Deuf-
ite l"tnterte6nten Ger Wfaidinenia-
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Iltgsblrg lie9ef Dor alien Iliftr1ge
nuf Mnifinen url0 ginridtungen
fir lebeuSmidtige 9etriebe utiO bic
Observation-Disclosures Dor, ferner
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un6 alei10anpffeifel. Totteben fper-
ben giienbobmungen uno 2ofomoti.
ben initanogeiest.
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lif) I'M 8n9erbbau 3lnddft oormie-
geno ouf Die Snitanoiebuns BON 81
Ienbabn- utuo StroBetibobnpogrr.
allh Die Serenberiteaung non 2ait..
fraitpagen bot pie0er begonneli. Der
Be0arf an neilem 8ageflmaterial
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GoS @erf @uitaos6erg Der M9IJe
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Ien, MAIDEN iid .6ie 0erSeitigen
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ldoffung liilo ser Malpgel oil 6ad)-
urbeitern iturf gelterl0.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01

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len, nift Oircft Dor Suliger, ionOern
ot 9ronfbeitei, tpelde oiird ihIet.
te Grndbrulg ueruriadt oOer cr-
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IitdrbertpaItufg, oclitid1er Vpiuno.
beitsbeb0r0en un0 firdIider SiIfs.
preonifntionen. t@roBe 9ungers.
not, begIeitet BON elmer boben Ster.
berote, lit Sotiade in IeiltidIanO,
ipos gleanore EooiepeIt, Senator
Connolly un0 SioneD Gilman aud
iagen m09en.
Mus 6ronffurt an ser G0er in
Der ruIIil6cn Gone fommt ser Be
ri6t, DAB ole 9inSer I'M sItrr bon
/ bis 6 Sobren peitorben iinO uno
Die Sterberote iedsmoI 10 groB lit
tuie Die @eburtSrote.
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omerifnnifdcn 3o.r tit Die 9irOer.
iterblihFcit 5tueinbdIb mai 10 groB
tpie Dor 0ern &rie9 un0 llntererndb.
rllig biI0ef ben &ouptfoftor babei.
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ne.
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4irOer nidt mebr an 2ebat. Bon
Observation-Disclosures miro NIT
ecteiIt. ooB As @ro5art Ser &inOer
1T 8erIins 8oritdoten lterbell.
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ruiiid)en Gone Iieger, itelt fid oas
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