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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-31
Pan American AirwdYs 10 Indugurdte Flights on
 Route May 15 SEATTLE-JUNEAU
 SERVICE IMMINENT New Link Brings Alaska Within Few Hours of
 Rest of Nation

Regular passenger and mail ser vice by air over Seattle-to-Ju- neau route, long anticipated by the people of Alaska, will begin about May 15.
 Following hearings held month ago before the Civil Aeronautics Authority in Washington, the an- nouncement of plans for an early inauguration of the service was made by Harold M. Bixby, Vice. President of Pan American Airways, which firm will operate over the route.
 Bixby said service would be be- gun May IS on @ weekly basis. La- ter it is planned to send big ships flying over the new airway at more frequent intervals, with daily service the eventual goal.
 Flying Boats
 Twenty passenger flying boats will be used on the run. The type of plane selected by Pan American for
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-31
EXTRA
 COPIES AVAILABLE


 Extra copies of this special 194e Progress and Development edition of the Daily Alaska Elm pire may be obtained at The Empire office.
 Telling the story of AIaska's growth in picture and story. a copy of the newspaper would be appreciated by many Of your friends in the Territory or in the States.
 Price of the edition. wrapped and ready for mailing. is 2S cents per copy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-31
Record Alaska Tourist Season
 Is EnyIsioned

With the expectation of a banner tourist season, the people of AL aska are preparing to welcome a record number of visitors in 1940.
 Due to the war in Europe, trav- elers will see America this year. Many of them will see Alaska, where the finest scenery in the world and a steamer trip on sheltered seas are twin attractions.
 A two-day trip from Seattle brings the tourist to Ketchikan. a three- day trip to Juneau and six-day trip to Seward. the gateway to all of Interior Alaska.
 Frequent Sailings
 Convenient schedules have been arranged by the five steamship lines serving the Territory, with sailings
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-31
Nation Awakens 10 Value of Army. Navy Works
 in Territory 2
AIR STATIONS BEING
 BUILT M N0RTHLAND
Delegate Dimond Adyo- cafes Alaskan Pearl
 Harbor, !" AIeufians
By ANTHONY J. DIMOND Delegate to Congress

The drawing of Alaska within the scope of the plans for national de- fense is one of the most outstanding developments of the Territory dur ing the year just ended.
 At last the .stlategic position of Alaska is being recognized, Naval air stations are under construction at Sitka and Kodiak, and an Army air station is being built at Fair
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-03-31
PICTURES ON THIS
 PAGE

Top-Gastineau Channel, Ju- neau and Mount Juneau from Douglas (photo by Trevor Da- vis.)
 Left-Stacker end of the big Chatanika dredge of the United States Smelling, Refining and Mining Company (photo by Territorial Departm ent of Mines.)
 Right-Brailing fish trap in Southeast Alaska.
 Bottom-Tourists arriving at Juneau on the s. s. Aleutian of the Alaska Steamship Company (photo by Lu Listono
Evening star., 1940-08-08
Regularly 1850!

Only 20. Lightweight cottons. Well toi-
Iored. Reg. ~ IS, ~ 36, ~ 81,
tl) SO, % 48. Short tD IS. CD SO,
~ 80. Long 0) 81, D SO, UD 40,
Cd a.. Stout Cd SO. Cd 4e.
e-lO75 Famous Make Cotton Seer
suckers. Reg. (2) 36. Short % 81,
% SO. ND 80, -D a.. Long UD SO,
500
l4-l6.5o Famous Make Cotton Summer
Suits. Reg. Cd IS. ~ SO, Cd SO,
% 40, % A. Short 0) IS, tlI 3o,
ID 81. % SO, ~ 80. Long Cd 40,
1900
3-14.5o Summer Tuxedo coots; sizes
81, 38 and 40, short 500
l-l9.75 Wool Suit; Fall weight; size 40
short
1-25.O0 Wool Suit; suitable for FolI
weor; SO reg: --------16.00
8-l.oe White Cotton Duck Trousers;
Droken sizes SSe
1855 and 4.e5 Summer Trousers;
wooIs, wool-royon mixtures; broken sizes.
2.2S
1855 Summer SIocks; woods, WOOL
royon mixtures; broken sizes---3.58
Lansburgh's-Mens Clothing-Street Floor
Evening star., 1940-08-08
CLEARANCE for MEN:
S U Nj INFER SUITS
Sc $8
Regularly IS. Is!

S Sy AOssc
Fomous Make Cotton Suits. Fine toh
Iorne detoils. Just Il! Reg. t2) IS,
~ 81. te SO, % 50. ~ AZ, en-
a.. Short ~ 81. % SO. % 40.
Stout D 4O
Us Knit Cotton Sport Shirts, white plon;
mostly small sizes :. Csc to $l-----3se
Mems Furnishings
52-l.5e and l.e5 Woven Cotton Beach
Robes; fost-eoIor; broken sizes sSe
1o0-l.39 to 81 Shirts; woven cotton
broodcIoth ond modros; broken sizes 79e
3o-l.e5 and 2.95 Famous Make Swim
Trunks; broken sizes
lO0-35e Fomous Make Knit Cotton
Briefs and Shorts; broken sizes; each, z4e
$3.50 Dress Shirts; colIor-ottoched
PIX. pIeotedfront cottons, Ioree sizes, sse
12O-35c White Cotton BroodeIoth
Shorts; broken sizes
88-l.e5 to 2.o5 Sample Sport Shirts;
fine eottons; mostly medium sizes 1.o9
2o0-35e Cotton Isle 6xl Rib Cotton
Anklets and Regular length Hose; white
and postels; 10 to- u in the group;
Mems Furnishinos-Street Floor
Evening star., 1940-08-08

Mems Furnishings-Street Floor
Evening star., 1940-08-08

I5-lO.95 and 1895 ForroIs, just one-of-
o-kjnd Finol clearance. All in Junior sizes
5o-5.95 and 7.e5 Dresses for Juniors. Cot
tons, spun royons, cotton piques. Sizes in
Junior Shop-Second Floor
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
Jackson County Youth
Met With NYAOfficer
For Interview. Oct. NJ


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tFtet NAinHTEsnx. II BAn9a mili ekalf
PaAeAaustan It the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Es1aHaslona efElna. 81 tfsH ana
wednesday uf eaxh fnknan4.
Al outs xlfpnl ppulh ee&sssn
ne AIRS q II ard u. ummafssesi
ard unemployed i. ~aHa Wszh - kprfy
fer NvA training. NAP euntsek
Miss Mildred TIAaznas. zal NxA
tHtAkH Ll1fk - 3se alEfes AZ
ar a r AsKHhss aupeElnGxnaenl
% e~iueaflon A1s8HdIns = NJ
Brewer the National Ynuth Al
mlnistFAlion loT AiAalsssru geels
nsat Z = essential tses every quail.
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exNft sAsN ~ flIs4 : n1aao cd Ez,N
pxnNfam immediately. ~ ssgch
rentacE thH MYA pHfaunnel oifnrr il
abif % cplinet information Feenra~
h42 use gpatfsA interest wissen.
and aHfiaStaes EhHf vii assist ~
State Youth Aazninlsafasuf Is nsen.
ninT future fFeIf1iaa protests
TIE fus1ozlfza 1s4kAsn County
Youth wefs present Is TIE me9flnk
Grady buflseT Ex. AlG1n Deinnerg.
Lloyd Tanner. Nell A1Nssla. Mildred
Ihnma3 ard Masf MiNNhslh oae.
neF.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
High School Council
OF Students, Nj. p. Hi
Meets, Plans Work

The Moss Point High school
Student Council met In it, first
meeting Of the present school year.
last Tuesday Afternoon at 2:ss.
Five Seniors. four juniors. three
sophomores. two freshmen. and one
student each from the seventh and
eighth grades. making = total Of
sixteen members. are on the board
Of the student council
At this meeting. . COMMITTEES was
appointed 10 draw up plans, rules
and regulations. and 10 list several
suggestions that win be presented 70
the council. on which they viii pass.
TWO Of the suggestions already Of
fered were the arrangement for the
orderly passage Of the students
through the building. and 70 get the
students TO take better care Of the
school property
Il was also decided at this meet
ing 70 have their regular sessions
once q month. and call meetings
whenever necessary. Principal J. X.
Christmas is sponsor OF this erorp.
The following students are mem
beers Of the council
Senior Claes-Student Council
president. Inez DeAngeio. secretary
treasurer. Eyerette Harper. vaieria
Lopez. Harold Jones. Glenn Torres
Junior CIass-E. L. Scott Walter
Eklund Henry Evans. and Bill
EaveS.
Sophomore Ciaas-EIizabefh Har-
per. Junior Pierce and Eva
Cumbest.
Freshman Claas- Emma Lee
Green and Buddy Simmons. Eighth
Grade. Bub Blades. Seventh Grade.
Mack Simmons.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
County Wonen's Club
viii Have Special
Program Saturday

A roanw ustn esuk eay
m4efAse IT. E2 Assxm1 deEa1EMsfa-
arn e1n e 1AkkAen ue0ng N4A -
ssd SATURDAY nsganasAH n TIE N1as
cAeossn cusxnsnfty H1tEsA Ine
preeraan ea1i mAxA IS t& e<Ax& krd
w1n ccmttnae auta noan.
vasNa elshN rG as cetnnsY VII
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q MnfMnAsh exaeHasnn hnFttTul-
t0gaK a MizasszspsA state CH&hAka
@arE "a lie cas have anEscanea6
unA& tfeF MtM have exhAnats eFsAElk-
"a wnkh M4iI nutNr xAxt1sAs paaasaA
& u2 AeusltkaM ae uteNe nExanlRa.
ttskIa
TIE pahsr i Invited b attend
ana = lAFwe Representatives from AL
parts Is tse ouslntF b ekTaxtsa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

49,
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eonpaAN saaea ~ hesistx every
tenAsafoz4 aa1 tAaae neA - lensEf
IL lasA have ae3Fke4 - o0k t1Hs
ecznnAs4 A large etf0iN ww afaMn
IN TIE fkoo9 ullM es9nI lknnn drawn
AFwusA 4 MATHIS s1xIFea ax&s&
Then nE scents MNfe aiFsaed tntc
fwN leAHAa ed Wnen q asgWxklnn
umE called vaA ire tNn mtauta would
Face - the riFtle ard wsitA uh4
dirnxtt0n IN IL prupw4 pseNe we
sac On whef0 Nv kfNazAA a4 sea
but Il ftuNilF Kue 10 ~ = map
TIE nA WlAI4a fatfu rs ne
wAAneF % ne poEFul uustesa fps
beet beaayins ass1 hayinK Tire ee4s
pAtFua raEfssf ~ Is wa8 allowed -
chunee uhx klna e hlke 4 wanted
The nstanheF1 deeiaed 81 "a UsrS.
night uip % ths ferry landing on
lAstlk nag Es1wK
We tfiea = neu fora q taxing she
Scoss Oasn sssa tassssa 4 ta be ih1
bert - HAIRS tried II ssAkna n
more impressive Al oar HHnsof
E@eaefa ~s4hkNT4ttan. MV de-
eided 70 81 = large advertisement
beard and pzet Il e that evrEynse
can zee wf1at tesks ne hNA Passed
ard shat Tesla ~ nneaA fM I'D
sancnmenk We 1eetded that ltie
sceutsnasseF waala sse 10 gptllna
ths huasdl
1nt VS. otss ct uss best merstnan
~ have had Al Ene seauia toaA
part and there uAs ~ fualalkaDtAse
~ All After ne scout nsnedlcs1on
lns lob Whites had . short nsres-
'nss LkMLD VERB scribe
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
WOODEN MILL
NEWS

AflersA aEsaeaa w~at ue veek-
end n Eaufet xtsaszne ffteues and
stlasteHA
Mr. and Mu Nuselis nnnegts q
ptnteAa weFx Meekrza6 gxeska a.
MF4 1no Hokaen Ct vAxeAeaNa
Leo Hnaaen eft Fecensly on q
hqsanazs trip to san Afsinzla. 10 be-
Kuzle asuua : seek
a.
noru<hy nsvlesp xpens Salurdsy
VISITING fFAenss IN 81 KmsA Ala
hafnA
vera Iaanler visited her moshef
m Hurley lass weekend
We ARE eiAa 10 have neatfice
Eosafr xnd Myrtle 6tftneef hack
IN the Asaftlng nepaFtsnens
Congratulations - nessls acaf-
borough npoa her recent marEtarx
verla Coli spens use uesk -end m
Mobile.
We ARE elxd 70 have Mabel RahAy
back 20 work after belsa absent tct
several weeks
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
Wig Dramatic Club
OF Pascagoula High
Present Play Oct IL
FlRxa rlas 81 sssesl Yss<. srsw-
feasoE. Hes Ceas4 Teaf-
Nee IN Frxnrattan

The VIZ Dramnue Club a. the
fascnEQaa Hzen 6ehaSoi h hatinR
fknAl FeneAfsAlx ger nA nrss uanv AZ
IRE school year. ~Pxufennur ucw
Could T0uf- whkch wfu he urasrnt-
Cd THURSDAY nknklL ortn1ser IT. IN
khe school a~naltnganzn. Tlse paav a
ande1 the diFeetian At Mis- Rnss
Nea Denson xpeeeA and araVsatte
teacher a she school n d . three
act iAtue oeallng wtfh a. university
pFc2ezsux cf Anctept Hlz1nry
The cast Is composed * NE fca-
loNinG Prof Keats Perry. xeIsun
ErelAna vA1h Ranaolnb cullerR
senior, Hsrmire Herring. CrAndnsa
PerFy, Dottie Danlel: 0rntsann Per.
~. Ted Schisezsers Jokn AaSraebr
Pat Rohh. FFtscella Mnrlex. Rlsrrne
SPAWN rookste Bean. 0hps4a
Grant: Butcher Boy Bean. Il q
Beckhams Valerie Whitman. noras
MeEehee. noxzlns haschera r NJ
HUDSON young children. Robert
oppels and Czri Magehee.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
BAPTIST WOAENOF
COUNTY CONVENE
INEASI MOSSPOINT


The annual meeting uf the Jack
son County Wcnaans Missionary
Union held IN TIE East Moss Point
Baptlsf Church wednesday. OcsD-
Der 4 was q vexY succesxful event
The meeting starred IN Iae morning
ana continued Until late IA she AZ
ternoon. HUNDREDS 81 women IS=m
all parts Of the county. who are
members Of tins organization, we're
In attendance.
All those attending we're register
ed and during The noon hour lunch
was served On the grounds
The meeting was presided over b.
Mrs J. W. Brumstsld OF Pasca-
goulA. president Of the county Or
ganiEatzon- and Mrs r. c. Eley Of
Moss Point was secretary. Hymns.
devotionaB. and scripture lessons
made UP the program
There Was considerable interest
IN the meeting and some excellent
reports from various groups and
churches Of the county.
Mrs. Brumfield gave an able, In
telligent paper containing sueges-
tons from home life. church life
and the life and obligations Of q
Christian IN the individuals com-
munity.
Ministers appearing on the pro-
gram were Rev. Monte Davis. pas
tor OF the host church: Rev. NJ X
Hubert. Rev. J. r. Brock Of Moss
Point and Rev. James Taylor.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
l.ADNEKR-focua

Hiss Carrie Yocuzn and wins
Ladnief. both o< 0autier. were
quietly married S<ssSsmhef % Tlse
impressive ceremony ms performed
BY Rev, w. l. Day. IN the pAncn-
voula Baptist Church In she pres
ence Of only . few immediate rela-
uvcs ard friends
Mrs. LadnieF Is the daueaatef Of
MF. and Mrs j c. Yocum and iUr
the past several ninsatlax has been
secretary IN Tire NYA Intake Once
In PascaguulA Mr.. fRdnler Ia the
son Of MI. ana Mrs. I'd IAdninr
and ~ connected with ihe A r.
Breland construction co IN uautier
Their attendants At the wedding
we're Miss Lille Iadnier. sister IL
the bridegroom. and Ford Yocum,
brother of the bride. The newly.
WEEDS viii make their home ii
0eutier.
Sunday night they were hnnofed
at a delightful shower which Vas
attended ~ . large number Of their
friends and relatives.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
Camp Meeting 1T New
Prospect, FancIeave,
Opens Tuesday, Oct I'D


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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Five meznzxxa ct the ncb White
Patrol. Jesan Laxta Heans. JAnkta
NsnfFu3, JunknF Cunnsnaham. Geo
6ecF1y and Famnela RFeaekie nt0wNd
their blankets. etc. IN Maffattsa car
md akSny ~ Neskk on ota lifat pa
uM hiks We - 10 Little DOG
river aksens seven eelexk Friday
eVenank and nsan had thn ferry
kespsrs pcrmzskton 10 camp We
found q dandy spet. son had = fire
gnlna and began gathering logs.
etc. foF : izan-ko Ne nEnpuad lan
struns ioea ID : cross afih sinAa.
thsn lsid > large pis<e u canvas
On Top and huns . IlehS binnkat
down from The top ard lhe result
VA Q dainty deu-moof seelgef.
large enough fof unN sin q IA
T1san We proceeded % haze .
weinef ftaat with n4afzaEfnnfsnNa fnx'
asxssf4 - AznzfafE snld FTAnEis
70 bring kippnred herring instead
of wesnefs because he i 3 Cathode
bog and he dia st 70 eat soana ol
~ after We Al had : tastf Dl ihe
herring Junior almost tasted n
upl. We kneu what ae stEe aolfse
% bring On ; aulek nlke ne next
time ourselves.
After the roast ue vent oser ~
the ferfy landing end tired 70 pttk
out the atsfs Ne knees but pretty
soon u turned into Iust watching
the falling starr ard taking about
hos big the earth ard the aky 3aa
what falling stars wsIH. etc. We
decided 70 eFesa tic river Ga tnu
ferry, nona 81 III have ewes nean
ACROSS on Il. ena return 10 PAaea.
gonia BY 80 e EAalMMpa sfss next
morning.
Going bsek % use campfire we
talked . NEaIs axsa then rot into
the blankets. Mr M1lfalf lnld some
ghost stories That ntade oar sklna
crawl He tod ane about aome
dsFilflzh that uaz TO- real 10 for.
set. We ell santea . zIeep ~ him
20 he compromised and slept b.
himself oger o. one end. he net8
that he dreamed aAauf devil f.sh
himself. We also want % txll the
world thai fnH onee Junior alape
straight and didn't ct On MS knses
70 sleep
We wtsse Hp about ~ o'ei0ck sat-
urday morning. while wh dressed.
Junior built The fire. B0on ne
coffee Vas aEaeIllne mighty good 10
We began To FRI bacon Our HM
Tried the eRss 70 fof once ne had
. real breakfast.
After breakfast we eleanea nsnsnI
and got uadY fer Ehe trip hame
We drove On ne ferry after 4 wnc-
tee ~. Going aeFoaa Ne took some
pictures 70 ah0w lha folks back
home. On u1e eEEsef aI14 II ne
river was : large bal made nas 81
. tree thai mnsl hare been :
~hupper. Il waa hoilsxea cut ~
one tree and Il was kig enough %
hold u1 ell We nd aanze pictures
taken wfsiie " we're Ia Is.
The RET of - trio baek 80 W.
esentfui but there wma plenty II
tan abcat anoeheF rztfei hike II
The near future.
JOHN LEWIS noUsE. scribe
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
Bride Elect Honored
With Miscellaneous
Shower Friday Night


Mrs Vincent Ros entertained n
her home. complimenfine Mis- ora
Coleman. hride~eiece with : msscri-
laneous shower Tuesday night
Various games ere played during
ne evening with prizes for the
winners of each. High for
Hingo was won BY Miss Eva Moors
low score going 70 Mrs. Ralph Hol-
lister. Miss Mamie Ferrer was the
winner OF . flower game. Refresh
ments Of ice cream and heart xhap-
ed Iced cakes were served. On each
plate ERE slips Of paper bearing
words Of advice 20 the bride which
we're read aloud. me honoree
received many beautiful and useful
presenfs The invited guests we're.
Mesdames 3 r. Grant Harry Kelly
Tony vaiyerde. Ralph Hollister. I.
T. Evans. r. Henry Terreson. How
ard Freeman. Joe Lyons. John w
Moore. j. O. Cole. O n Taylor
Ernest Moore. and Marshall swart-
won't; and Misses Lois Wood. Bon
ME Cole. Eva Moore. Mansie FER
rer. Evelyn Newman. Yvonne Dar-
set, Gertrude pehmas. and the
honorce.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

many friends wish her = speedy e
covery.
Rev. p. O. Nix preached Sunday
morning and evening at the AR
Pleasant Methodist Church.
Sardin Roberts. elder on OF Ar.
and Mrs l. L Roberts, Is nov en-
ployed at the paper min at Kreoie.
Ward S. Ward and Miss Elise
CLANCY Of New Orleans were SUM-
day guests Of Mr. and Mira. c. L
Dees.
Quite an interesting contest wal
held at the assembly period az the
vancleGve school Monday morning,
with Forest Ranger J. A Ramsey
and Superintendent g. s. Wall ID
charge. An instructive quiz on for
estry. forest products, and forest
fire protection. was given 70 some Of
the high school students. Catherine
Wilson and Lloyd Jennings won the
prizes for highest s,orea.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
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Miss Mary Harkness Of Biloxi and
Mrs. Edna Hardness OF New Orleans
yer dinrser guests. Sunday, Of the
Misses Susie and Fannie Vaughan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Ravens and
two children. Miss Inez Daffln, and
Mr.. Eoll. all from Meridian. were
guests for several days last week Of
Mr. Ravens parents. Mr.. and mrs.
w. R Ravens.
%
Bick Golf. a former resident OF
Vancleave. but nov making his
home in Beaumont Texas, is visit
ing relatives In the nj. Pleasant
neighborhood.
Mrs S. r. Davis continues quite
III At the Biloxi City Hospital Her
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
Elementary School
PIT. A. To Meet On
Tuesday Afternoon

The next regular meeting Of the
Elementary Parent Teacher Ascot
alton viii be held Tuesday. october
is, at 5.I5 p. m in the elementary
school auditorium.
In observation Of national p. r.
A. week. each person attending Is
asked 70 bring : penny for every
letter In his birth month. and Is 70
come prepared 70 tel In which
phase Of r 7. A work he Is most
Interested and could be most active
and helpful