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The Nome nugget., 1947-03-17
REV. AND MRS. WALTER
 ANDERSON WILL VISIT NOME

Rev. and Mrs. Walter Anderson of Candle, are expected in town this afternoon. They will visit with Rev. and Mrs. Amundsen un- til the middle of next week when they will go go to Unalakleet to attend the sixtieth anniversary celebration of the Covenant work in Alaska.
 For Good Printing Call Main l25 init his findings to MT. Truman, diplomatic officials disclosed that the two envoys also were ordered back for consultations.
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Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
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Rent Raise s..
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by. Metal Trades Council; C. H
Summons. Carpenters Local; f. @
Gordon, Boilermakers' Local
Verne Barnes. Chamber of Com
merce; Mayor John r, Watts Of
Pascagoula. James Hnndley and
Robert Chafin. local FPHA; r..
Z. Bates, Atlanta. area manage
ment advisor for FPHAyand T. r.
Stout, Kiwanis.
The ALL and Ingalls, spokes-
men pointed out that il was UNI
fair to set Pascagoula rent CELL
ings by comparison with rent
ceilings in Biloxi and other coast
communities in the Gulfport area
Of the OPA rent office. since
pascagoula was an industrial COM
munity while the others were re-
sort towns where rents should
naturally be higher,
Following the meeting Mr..
Bates consulted on this point
with OPA rent officials in Gulf
port, as q result of which the rent
ceilings were fixed for Pasca-
goula at the present rate and the
raises called off.
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price of automobile tags to 50.
| will support the school pro-
gram as set up by the Mississippi
Educational Association.
| will work for an appropriation
Of money sufficient to pay every
old person in Mississippi their
Old Age Compensation. There
are some In Jackson county now
who have been unable to get the
compensation that is justly due
them.
| will vote for repeal of the
Black Market liquor Tax law.
II elected | will not hold any
other position or have any bust
ness interests of my own to pre-
vent me from devoting full time
to the duties of the office. | will
be at my post of duty at all times,
and will carefully consider any
measure that comes before the
Legislature and will vote for or
against each one for the best in
terests of the majority of people.
II is my intention TO try and see
every voter in the county and
discuss the matter with them in
person. but in the meantime |
invite you to investigate my
record as a private citizen and my
capability to serve as your
representative. If my record and
platform meets with your APP
proval, | earnestly solicit your
vote and influence in the primary
election on August 5th.
Respectfully,
W. c. Uum) OLIVER.
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Lyons.
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that | am we'll qualified to dis
charge the duties of this office
in an efficient manner to the
satisfaction of the people of Jack.
son County.
Realizing as I do that this is
a highly important office. | prom
Use that if elected by YOU. il
will be my constant aim and pur-
pose to make this office the best
and most efficient Of its kind in
the State of Mississippi and
thereby aid in the development
of Jackson County and heln
make it a better place in which to
live.
I wish to take this opportuni-
ty, therefore. to make an earnest
appeal for your vote and influ-
ence. I can assure you | shall
greatly appreciate.
Sincerely yours.
NOMAN T. LYONS.
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office to which l aspire.
| am married and the father
of five children, three sons and
two daughters. who | am en-
deavoring to rear into manhood
and womanhood in such a way
that they might be of service to
their state and country.
During the present administra-
ton, as your representative |
have been privileged to have part
in the enactment of legislation of
far reaching importance, such as,
the road program which the
| county now enjoys, teacher retire
ment. increased school apprcp-
ration, doubling the appropria-
ton for old age benefits, and
many others which space will
| not permit me to mention here.
| am a land owner and tax
payer in this county, and as such
| shall always keep the interest
Of the tax payer at heart.
| shall endeavor to see each
of YOU personally during the
campaign, but until I see and
talk to you. please accept this
as a personal plea for your vote
and influence.
If elected | pledge you courte-
Gus and efficient service.
Sincerely Yours,
N. c. EVERETT.
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the b. products of oil.
go A better farming program
and marketing system for farm
products.
(9) | will work for and vote
for a constitutional convention so
that each county will have an
equal representation in the leg
islature.
u0 | will vote for any law,
amendment or appropriation that
will benefit our veterans.
Sincerely Yours,
j. r. BLACK.
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negro juke joint will also be in.
vestigated.
Among those persons charged
with grand larceny and burg
larry who are triable in this tern
of court are seven boys under
10 years of age who would have
been brought up before the juve-
nile judge except for the fact
that they were charged with q
felony, according to L. K. Me
Intosh, county attorney.
The civil docket includes such
cases as actions on accounts,
damages, replevin, garnishments,
promissory notes, violating CELL
ing price in the sale Of automo.
biles. and such action for rent
based on lease.
Some 80 cases + on the state
or criminal docket including
burglary and larceny. assault and
battery, liquor in possession, for
gery, attempted rape. bigamy,
robbery, stolen property in pos
session and escaping. Some 20 OF
these are carried over from last
term, two were arrested since
the November term and other
cases were appealed from the jus
tice of the peace court.
When court convenes Monday
81 names of jurors will be drawn
for the first week and from this
the grand jury will be drawn
first. Thirty-six names of Jurors
will be drawn for the second
and for the third weeks.
Judge l.. c. corban. circuit
Judge, will preside.
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Tuberculor Tests
Show Less Thon One
Percent Positive

Results of tests made of all EN-.
ployees of the Jackson County
Mills for tuberculosis revealed
this week that less than one per.
cent of the tests indicated a posi-
tive reaction, mill officials said
this week.
Even those that were indicated
as positive must undergo further
examination before it can be de.
termined whether or not they
have the disease
The tests were made by the
State Health Departments mobile
X-ray unit on April 10 and IL.
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and impartial in the performance
of nv duties. To the above |
shall devote my time and my eff
forts.
Any mar honored by the peo-
pie with their trust and conf
denee, should place that office
first. I believe that a good and
energetic County Attorney should
not only administer the duties
of that offiee as required by the
Statutes, but that he should take
an active interest in the Com
munity life of the people who
elected him. He should be a good
contact man, ready and willing
to help the people get the things
that they want and need for the
welfare and progress of their
community. No man is worthy
OF public office who will not
render service above and be-
yond his official duties.
This is. my first political race.
but | am an old campaigner and
l shall carry my cause to the peo-
pie for their righteous decision.
As a young man, all my hopes
mv ambitions and my future de-
ponds on whether or not | make
you a good public servant. Give
me the chance to make good and
by the help of God, | will put
forth all that is within me so
that you will never regret that
you cast your vote for me.
Very truly yours,
MERLE F. PALMER.
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CHAIRMAN

Mrs. Hermes Gautier has ac-
cepted the craftsmanship of the
historical committee of the Inter
City Council, officers of that or
ganization announced. She will
call a meeting of her committee
in the rear future to make plans
for committee activities.
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Negro Leader To
Speok AT Public
Meeting Sunday

DR.. d. G. Garland, veteran
AFL organizer and one of the
best-known Negro leaders in the
South, will speak in Pascagoula
Sunday at 2:30 p. m, at the com
munity center on Tucker street,
to which the public is invited,
according TO an announcement
from the AFL publicity depart
ment.
The announcement says that
DIR. Garland is in constant de-
mand as a speaker and has often
been asked to address white civic,
religious and labor organizations
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GUS of the duties and RESPONSE
bilities of this important office
and | believe, with my exper-
fence, training, and knowledge
of the needs OF the people and
the state-and especially the
need of future development OF
this District and the coast in
general-that | can make the
best State Senator that you have
ever had.
] am giving you my program
below and some Of the things
that ! will work for to become
law:
"a Schools will advocate
and work for a better school sys-
TEN that will be second to none
anywhere, with the best qualifi-
ed and best paid teachers avail
able with a salary system based
on 12-months in the year.
CD Health, old age and de-
pendent welfare program (A) |
will introduce such legislation
that will give us a better health
program such as hospitals, and
free clinics, tB) A program for
more pay for old age people and
the Social Security program. (c)
A program that will adequately
take care of certain cripples, bed
ridden people, and the Deepen
dent Child Welfare Act.
G) A highway program that
will hard surface all Of our pub
lie roads, especially our school
and RID. routes.
ca | will work for the continu-
ance of a better industrial pro-
gratn that will OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
try to come into the state. "A
wofkmen's compensation law and
certain state laws that VIII bring
about better coordination and Co
operation between labor, snadage-
ment. and industry.
t5) I will work for and en-
courage development Fol orr
REA program so that each home
may have electrical payHer and
also telephone and gas Enes.
f6) | will work for and intro
duee le~gislations and aAprppria-
ton bills to build an open port
ct the mouth of the pakeagoula
River with state ownedHafd con
trolled docks and for the de
velopment of all of COR larger
streams.
"a A conservation pfngram to
better control and protect our
naural resources including (al
The introduction of ceHtain laws
and changes that will make our
hunting and fishing Hetter thl
Laws that will better profect our
reforestation and (cl ConServa-
ton laws that will better protect
our mineral and encoaxaR@ the
oil development in this State with
reffneries and factories TO use
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Highway Grocery On
Old Mobile HighwuY
Entered BY Thieves

The Highway Grocery on Old
Mobile Highway was entered
Tuesday night by forcing a screen
and five cartons of cigarettes and
one hundred pennies stolen.
Nothing else in the store was
bothered although a large addi-
tional number of cigarettes were
stored in the same place.
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TRI- COUNTY ZONE MEETING

The Tri-County Zone meeting
of the Methodist Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service will be
held at the Eastlawn Methodist
church on Tuesday, May 81. Guest
speakers will include district Of
ficers. Life memberships will be
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presented during the afternoon
session.
Mrs, Jack King of Hurley, the
new zone leader, will preside
with Mrs. Walter Robinson act
ing as secretary. Lunch will be
served at the noon hour by the
hostess society.
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House Sale
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In view of the bill later in
Produced by the Chairman, Rep.
Wolcott. providing for veteran
priorities and government financ-
ing, the faction in Washington
favoring cash payments faced
opposition to their plan.
II was know however, that the
group which insisted on cash
payments was strong enough to
have the committee in recent
weeks instruct the Federal Pub
lie Housing Authority to sus-
pend its former method of dis
IpQsing of public housing to oc.
cupants on time payments.
This Legislative question eff.
feets many housing projects and
thousands of units in all parts
of the country as well as the
projects at Paseagoula.
Former FPHA Plan
The former FPHA plan for
Pascagoula provided for the sale
of permanent housing units to
occupants for a small down pay
ment. and monthly payment OF
the balance extending over a pc
Rod of years. Occupants. most OF
whom are nov shipyard work
ers and veterans, we're to be Civ.
en- first choice as to whether Oh
not they desired to purchase the
unit they lived in, with veterans
of World War II having second
choice.
In the disposal of multiple
family or group permanent units,
the Associated Press stated, I'll
was the FPHA's policy to consult
the wishes of the communities on
the disposal of these multiple
family projects"
"Thev could thus become part
of a citv's low-rent housing pro
gram, or If desired. could be sold
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as well as colored groups. The
AFL said that any white citizens
who desire to hear the speaker
Sunday will be given genuine
welcome at the auditorium.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-16

Special motion picture Gamer
as have been made in which the
film runs at 20 miles an hour to
record action so fast it cannot
be observed directly.
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II has long been possible to in
stall a television set in combi-
nation with telephones SO that
each speaker can SCI the other,
but the devices are too costly for
general use.
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LAKE GARDEN CLUB
- G

The monthly meeting of the
Lake Garden club will be held at
the home of Mrs. Travis Avara.
May Il at 2;30 p. m.
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It is now possible to photo
graph human vocal cords in ae-
ton.
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Buy Your Appliances From "A Local Reputable
Dealer.
Dealer.

We have been in business over3 80 years. end fully reuHze that public good will
is on biggest asset
We sell nationally advertised merchandise thut is fully guaranteed, and %
ire assured of prompt service by u factory tuined servicemon.
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E . IT. there to k.SI
Is Thomas Fish,
Enk Kasper ans /
Earl Earl. Walker ~ s,,
prda y on busi H.
F H O Ersin, M,,'
Mrs H rholl L o.
Fnoay visitors a
weaver is back /
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Bolton Briefs
By Jane Mcdonnell

Mrs Mary (grandma) Benda
and daughter Ann have moved 70
Whltefish where they will be en-
ployed in DR. Simon's laundry. Ma
ny friends called on them FRIDAY
to bid them goodbye, and sip cof-
fee at the home of her daughter
ln-law, Mrs Frank Benda.
Mrs Ed Beatty had a bridge
party Friday afternoon for Mrs
Crumley who left for Medford, Or
egon.
The Bolton Sunday school gave
a party Monday for Dean Crumley
at the Recreation hall and present.
ed him with a nice book.
Fire broke out in the trailer
house belonging to Mr. and Mrs
john Haas, and had the interior
pretty badly burned when the
smoke was seen by Bob Everett
passing by. Extinguishers were
brought from the service station
and the blaze was soon put out. The
trailer was very close to the Lii
quor store, and it was only because
the fire was discovered in time that
more fires were avoided.
Mrs Haas was very remorsef1l
because she realized it had been
unwise to leave the stove turned
on while she went up on the high
way. She had meant to be gone
less than an hour but was delayed
on the rough road. Mr. Haas works
for the Union Construction COM
pany. The insulation in the trailer
is spun glass.
In spite of very great care used
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'oram to Have Water system

STORM to be struck by some mass
ing car injuring or killing the driv
er and passengers as well as th,
horse. '-'
! George H Brock of Bolton Mon.
Jana was in Coram Tuesday. M,
breck IS surveyor and this part OF
the country certainly expects to
keep him busy.
Miss Virginia Mariana sis
Ter OF Mrs Salois is here from On-
| ana Nebraska where she recently
underwent an operation for an in
jury received in service. She SER
we'd as a WAAC. Miss Mariana will
make her home here with her sis
ter.
Mr. and Mrs Douglas and child
rem of Riverton, Utah, are visit
ing at the Verne Bush home. Mrs
Douglas is sister of Mrs Bush
Verne Bush went fishing Tues
ady and says he might as well of
stayed home.
MIR and Mrs E Hutchinson and
children of Glacier Park are visit
ing Mrs Hutchensen's parents Mr.
and Mrs Fred Novak.
Henry Thompson is going to
work on the section Monday. He
IS living in the Johnson dormitory.
Fourteen Coram people attend
ed the New Life Movement Rallv
in Kalispell last Sunday night.
Inc were Mr. and Mrs Reed and
Nerma, Mrs Crossthwaite, The
Cnrlstoffs, Mrs Fehlberg and Ma
rllyn, Jackie and Joan Dougherty,
Virginia Grilley, Mrs Cottingham,
Rev Schofield and his father. The |
speaker DR. Lautenschlaeter gave
a challenge to youth and the older
generation to follow Christ regard
less of the obstacles and to go out
to help Others.
Word from Danny Pekins says
Ae iihoo lie navy.
A letter received from the for
ner Esther Payne, states she was
married a short time ago and is Ii
ling in Stockton, Calf. Her bro
her, Jack, who is with the navy
s stationed on an island near Guam
LONG a clean up job and will not
eturn to the States until 1949.
The Ladies Aid will meet No {
'ember 6 at the Christoff home.
here will be an election of officers
nd all members and friends are
rged to be present. The meeting
onvenes at 2:3O p m.
A congregational meeting of the /
'resbyterian church Sunday eve
ing November at which time
'ustees will be elected and a Sum
ay schol superintendent chosen.
ur present board of trustees has
scome imperative. There having
cen no election for three years. I
hose interested in the church &C.
vities are asked to be present. Rev [
B Hills will act as moderator. [
Mr. and Mrs LaBreche with son |
hester and bride from Cut Bank. |
sited at the Ralph Gibbons home !
their way to Spokane to spend Y
e winter. Y
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Forth with :
MS Larry and Garry of Malta, :
e visiting at the Rex Brown home.
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in blasting the "haystack" sever
al small hits have been scored in
the vicinity, one on the roof of Coo
per's house, one in Stevens porch
roof and in a car roof and trailer
parked with it.
Another big rock, closer in, is
loaded and ready to go soon.
The Bolton Apgar P T A will
meet Monday at the Bolton school
house and with other features of
the program will have Mrs And
rev of Columbia Falls to talk to
them on phases of home economics.
Doors will open at 7:30, meeting
at o'clock.
Mrs Harold Mahoney gave a
Stanley party for friends last Thur
sday and this week is entertaining
the Stitch and Chatter club, while
her daughter, Virginia, is here.
The streamliner was halted at
Bolton for a few minutes Tuesday
evening due to break down il
a freight ahead.
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Mr. Forth is on a hunting trim.

Hr fortln is on a hunting trip.
MT and Mrs Tonner with their
laughter, Mrs Vincent Schaffer
oroVe to Canada recently for a vi
sit with relatives.
Mrs Jack Gordon and Jackie are
visltlng Mrs Gordon's mother, Mrs
F'ettle BEDFORD in Missoula.
Mrs j R Crossthwaite entertain
cd at dinner Wednesday Mrs Ray
wedge and her guests, Mrs Mae
Vaught and Mrs Grail Westby. The
TOUR ladies are old time friends of
Corams earlier DAYS.
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Transferred from Glacier

Mr. and Mrs D D Crumley and IA
mily left Wednesday for Medford,
Ore, where he will be chief clerk
for Crater Lake national park. AL
so leaving this week was Art HEIR,
transferred to Grand Teton nat
ional park, with headquarters at
Moose, Wyo., where he will be
fiscal clerk. Both families have
been active in the Bolton commun-
ity. Mrs HEIR will leave for Wyo-
ming in the spring.
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ken primarily to attend church.
Callers during the week includ-
ed: Florence Grigg, Myrtle Greves,
Roy Ogden, Rev and Mrs Joseph
Willett, Columbia Falls; Janet
Wolfe, Olive Galley, Whitefish; Mrs
Louis Chrest, Poison.
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Soldiers Home

Mrs Martha Baker returned
from spending several months on
the coast. Most of the time was
spent at Coos Bay where a sister
lives.
Mr. and Mrs August Butt spent
several days at Poison. They vi
sited relatives, but the trip was ia
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We a0ish to thank our friends and
Deighbors for their fine thoughts
and acts at the time of our bereave-
ment. We also remember the COM
forting aUords of Reverend Soho
field, the courtesy and assistance
of the WV and the paHbearers.
Mrs Margaret Shelton, the j E,
Matt and Jack GordonS and De9a-
mis- Gordon.
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One Less Black Bear

Mitch Nimey's butter, bacon
and eggs are safe again. A young
black bear had been raiding the
Nimey food locker at Anglers
lodge, and was finally shot Tues
day by Dan Mangon.