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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-08

ohen ioFlnB hearts are gain
cred together on st. Valentines
day. give them this luncheon.
Shrimp and Mushroom Ramel<in
fServes 4 to 81
-Four tablespoons butter, 4 table
spoons flour, Ia cups rich milk.
1 4-ounce can sliced mushrooms,
! cup canned shrimp Tor other
seafood), salt. pepper, nutmeg.
Melt butter in saucepan; add
flour and stir until smooth. Add
milk with liquid drained from
canned mushrooms. Cook. stirring
constantly, until creamy. Add
salt, pepper and nutmeg to taste.
Stir in mushrooms and shrimp.
Heat thoroughly In seafood rame-
kins and serve.
Cornsticks
Three tablespoons melted short
ening, II cup sifted flour, III cups
cornmeal, n teaspoon salt, ! egg.
well beaten, / cup milk, 3 tea
spoons baking powder.
Sift dry ingredients together.
Beat egg; add milk. Stir into dry
ingredients; add melted shorten
ing and stir only long enough to
combine. Bake in moderate oven
1850 degrees +. about 20 min
utes. Serve hot.
Old-Time Tarts
q tarts)
Two cups diced rhubarb, Il cup
water, Ia cups sugar. u tea
spoon salt, 4 tablespoons quick
cooking tapioca, 2 cups crushed
Strawberries. baked tart shells,
u cup whipped cream.
Bring to a boil rhubarb. water
sugar, and salt, and simmer min
yates. Add tapioca and straw
berries and bring to a brisk boil,
stirring constantly. Place imme-
diately over rapidly boiling water
and cook 5 minutes. stirring occa-
sionally. Cool-mixture clears and
thickens as IL cools. Turn into
tart shells, chill. Garnish with
whipped cream just before serv.
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-08

marguerite orefS Days
Have you a good business head
A celebrated, grsy-haired artist
told US she simply couldn't wear
smooth long hair and average hats
without looking old as the hills.
So she adopted this curly, tousled
hairdo. 50 simple she can just run
q comb through it and be ready
to meet the most critical client.
Also she has found this permits
her 10 wear the maddest little hats
imaginable.
We've noticed ever so many
successful professional women are
doing the same thing. Il makes
their age a guessing game. OF
course this type Of good business
head takes a reasonably slim fig
ure- But given that, it softens the
face amazingly. Accessories are:
smart necklines-neyer matronly
SUPPLIES. wispy wells and earrings.
Watch for your type tomorrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-08
CHAPTER TWELVE

II was evident that things were
steadily growing worse with Mark
He had scarcely reused TO show a
sign of enthusiasm over the things
Doris and Steve tried TO tell him
eagerly.
He said once, Don't worry about
me, Steve. Please don't bother.
Just leave me here"
A Bed
1--WE wouldn't think Of II, Mark"
Steve chided. Its warm and
comfortable over there, old man.
Why there's bed for us to put
your air mattress on. You're go
ing to be snug and warm. And
there's food, Mark"
Steve let his imagination run
riot, hoping to cheer Mark into
some animation that would at
least help them through the diff
Guilty of moving him.
You're good to me-" Mark whis-
pered. But let me stay here. II
you do, Steve it won't take very
long"
Somehow. they scarcely realized
how after it was over, Steve and
Doris, working together, moved the
injured man.
They secured two long sticks and
made a makeshift stretcher. BY
slow, careful maneuvering they
managed to move Mark onto the
carrier.
Then, with Steve at the head,
Doris at the foot, they half
dragged, half carried the sick man.
There was more than one reason
for this. Doris strength was not
enough TO lift the stretcher off the
ground.
It was hard for her, and for
Steve, too, for that matter, to get
along over the rough ground with
out causing Mark more injury.
Always, too, was the danger
that the rubber mattress might be
punctured. All in all it was better
to move him as they did-Steve
half dragging him inch by inch
with Doris running before to move
the stones or twigs out of the path
so that the jolting would not be
any more severe than absolutely
necessary.
Tends the Fire
After they had moved Mark
and Steve, by sheer strength alone
had lifted the rubber mattress
with Mark on it to the lower
bunk, Doris stayed in the cabir
to tend the fire and try to make
Mark more comfortable.
Steve moved the rest of their
possessions; the duffle bag, what
remained of the rabbits, and theii
few pans and cooking equipment.
Steve handled the ammunition
gratefully, having ascertained thai
it would work in at least one OF
the guns. Now that there wert
guns and fishing poles, he won
dered what primitive men die
without any tools to work with.
The guns hanging up in the roci
cabin were a million miles ad
vanced in civilization from the
crude slingshot he had fashioned
out of a part of his suspenders
earlier that day.
For the first time in their plight
Steve felt really hopeful. Mark
was a person with superb strength
and courage.
Now that he could be kept
warm and sheltered from the
storm he would gain strength and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-08
Husband Maintains Man Has
Right To Regular Night Out
Dselarss That Marriage Doss Not Mean Two People
Should b chsinsd Together Always
BIZ CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: May say greatly surprised upon
reading letter in your column the other night After read
ing felt myself put the PAM for it directed at
Miss Grey. in your reply you said you "stumped
In the matter advising the wife who demanded that her
husband stay home every night and have night out
with his friends week. Was that piece of
journalism your part to fill in space do you actually
think that because and married they
should be shackled together for hfe-without normal
amount Of freedom?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-08
PAT T E RN

No, it's not done with mirrors
d. though your mirror will tell
you that you've never looked so
slim. The most expert designing
by Anne Adams makes every inch
of Pattern 1883 a miracle of slen-
derness. The panel Of the bodice
ends In a low, matchmaking
point. with the skirt panel below
cut on the bias. A soft sash comes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-08
Real Relief. Big Saving.
So Easy. No Co0kinu.

This sp1endid recipe Il nsed b. mil
lena exery year, because Il males
rneh dependable. elective remedy for
eourhs due . coda Its - cay 70
nix--a child could Do IL
From any druggisE. 81 ~ ounces
NY Pine ard palatabie Ruaiscei. In
ecnceufrnfed fern, w<lI-knoun fer lie
roofkinx eject on threat and bronehisl
menb<anex-
Tken nxks : syrup - stirring tue
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-08
For Joyful Cough Relief,
Try This Home Mixture

AZ water q few moments, until die
solved. Its no trouble az al. and takes
but q moment No cooking needed. =.
Put the Pinex Into . pint bottle and
add your syrup. This gives yen q fun
pint Of very elective and quick-actins
cough remedy. and yca get about four
times IS much for your money. IL
never spells. and II very pleasant
children love Il.
You1l be smsxed b. the way Il takes
hold Of coughs. giving Jon eeiiEhtfni
relief. II leos<nz the phlsgm. soothes
the irrifate1 membranes. and helps
clear the air passages. Money refund
q 4 net pleased n every va.
s1v
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-08

linens, colored fabrics, silks,
rayons. woolens. blankets. cur
tains. gloves. hosiery. pillows;
cookery hints. and miscella-
neous helps in homework Of all
kinds.
Send the coupon below. with
a dime enclosed to cover return
postage and handling costs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-08

wv A4A444&s
! am madly In love with my wife
end want our home to be built on
low, happlnens. contentment and
snderstanding. Also com m n
oanse. We have 4 modern. COM
PORTABLE homo with all the little
appliances that aid In easing
housekeeping. I have never denied
my wife anything that she needs
% wear. have been = good pro-
WIDER n my home. y ne feels
~ has ned q IN article she
1as only to 90 and buy It.
We could - very happy II only
~ would get over this one OBJ
sossion that l an doing = grave
injustice BY playing cards with old
friends oncs = week. II ! gambled
md did any thing harmful II would
- . different matter. We play
lor the fun and relaxation We find
n the games.
I have told my wife I would
teach her to play cards and she
refuses to learn and for that rea-
son I can not So Why she has =
right to deprive me Of . pleasure
that does no harm.
Miss Grey, ! work hard for .
living. out In the open In all kinds
q weather and many times when
! come home, the house y cold
because my wife has been Visiting
friends and ! got home before she
did
an mot complaining because
/ want her 70 enjoy herself and
not - cocped up In . home after
her work = done. II We spend two
EVENING" home during the week II
Il unusual, for We usually hop
Into the car and 80 visiting friends
each night.
I am not . perfect mani
have my faults, but who hasn't?
However, l turn my pay check
over to my wife and II at any
time I need some cash ! ask for
4 and don't rifls her purse. l
have no desire To leave my wife
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-08
Good Taste
Today
BY EMILY POST

The moving picture Gone With
the Wind" has certainly caused q
lot of excitement! Not the least
of IT Is due 10 the publicity in con-
nection with the opening in At
lanta, where people made II the
social high light OF the season. and
evidently vie with a New York
Metropolitan Opera first night In
the splendor Of their clothes-in-
GLIDING tail coats. Letters COM
menting on this have not been UNI
usual, and evidence that this Ate
lanta opening is likely to make a
social event of the opening night
of other movies Is shown, for ex-
ample. In this letter:
81 never realized people dressed
for opening nights of movie until
I saw the pictures of the Atlanta
opening of Gone With the Wind
VIII you tell me what In the cor
rect dress at an opening night ?"
In answer to this. I would say
the opening of Gone With the
Wind" was unique since the story
was the life history Of the city
itself. At Hollywood openings Of
special note, 1t il. believe, Gus
tomary to wear formal evening
dress. In New York, people do not
wear evening dress at the movies
unless they are going elsewhere
afterward. On the opening night
Of a play. women wear semi-eve-
ming dress. and the men tuxedos.
Men of the smart world wear
white ties" to the opera always.
but never to the theater unless
they are going to a dance later.
Black at the Wedding
Dear Mrs. Post: Is II unsuitable
for just any guest to wear black
at wedding and reception? I am
not member of either family and
not even a very close friend.
Answer: All black that gives
the effect Of mourning Is very UNI
suitable at a wedding. A bright
black is quite all right-and also
smart. But II should be relieved
with a touch of color-gloves, or
bag, or neckline, or lat the mo-
ment) costume jewelry!
released by The Bell Syndicate,
Incl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-08
For You, Mrs. Housewife

A convenient manual con-
tanning valuable hints and sug-
gesuons useful every day of
the year: the subjects covered
include housecleaning hints
equipment. cleaning materials
and methods; laundering. with
instructions for special meth
DDS Of treatment OF eottons,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-08
Ewes?

Get prompt relief With Laveptik. Also
relieves grannlatsd syelids. tired. sore.
strained, itching. sticky. burning. irri-
eatsd Or vatsry syes. No harmful drugs.
ob years succoss- Get Lavcptik today.
kEys-eup inels1sd.) Al drurxists. sdv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-08
GAINFUL PROFESSION

Priscilla Lane gains weight
while working on a picture, loses
II between roles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-08

DORIS DENTON, -: her co-pslot.
STEPHEN CARLETON. and MARK
TOMLISSON. her mechanic. are
Doris cracks up her airpiane during
: round the world flight. MARI IL
critically injured and though steve
searches for help. he Is unable TO
locate any sign OF human habitation.
The Trio lives on boiled fish which
they net. and wild rice. Doris and
Steve build a temporary shelter 20
protect them from the cold wind.
Thinking they are doomed. Marx asks
Doris and Steve 70 leave him and
save themselves. but they refuse.
Marx tells Doris he loves her, and
she kisses him compassionately. steve.
who i engaged 20 BETH LAAPHERE
sees Doris kiss Mark and mistakenly
thinks they love each other. While
gathering fire wood. Doris sees Steve
drop his load Of wood and come run
ming toward her. Steve announces
he has discovered q cabin and they
decide TO move In Immediately.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-08
JANETTE ROLE

Charlotte Munier plays Janette
In Forty Little Mothers"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-08

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
/. A young swan,
:. Hierogiyphs-
3. Eyes.
{. Tennessee.
8. Her'-e-tik; not he-ret-'ik.
8. No.
Z. The hiding Of one celestial
body by another passing In front
Of Il.
.. II belongs 10 Mexico.
.. Naming the points OF COM
pass In their correct order.
10. Golf.
When you need q few extra dol
lars, look around the basement or
attic for discarded articles. This
viii bring you cash from some
one II you advertise them with
an inexpensive Times Want Ad.
Just Phone Main S15l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-08

R EClP ES

When loving hearts are gath
cred together on st. Valentines
day, give them this luncheon.
Shrimp and Mushroom Ramekin
lGax.ran L. ~
Evening star., 1940-08-19
Fish Oil Obsession
Cured by Hypnotism

Robert Stacpoole, psycho-ther
apist of London, reports strange
case of a girl cured by mind treat
ment Convinced she was covered
with fish oil and that it left violent
smell wherever she went, she re-
remained at home for four years
and became a nervous wreck. The
psychotherapist sought the cause
of the obsession 1t started, the girl
told him, when her dress had swept
over fish on a counter. Psyche
analysis revealed that when she was
a little girl she had been told about
an ancestor who covered himself
with cod-liver oil for protection
against bitter cold. She was warned
that if she were naughty she. too,
would be covered with fish oil. She
was hypnotized by DR.. Stacpoole
and told that the oil and filth were
gone.
Evening star., 1940-08-19
Women Criminals Lead
In More Serious 0ffenses

Although woman criminals are
less numerous than male lawbreak-
ers in the United States, they con-
tinue to commit proportionately
more serious crimes, figures for the
first six months Of 1910, released
today by the Federal Bureau of In
vestigation, reveal.
OF each 1000 men and 1000 wom-
en- arrested, 13 women, as compared
with 10 men, were charged with
murder. Fifty-flve women and 81
men were charged with assault in
each pair of 1000 arrests. Women
also predominated in violation of
narcotics law, the F. B. I. reported,
while offenses by men were pro-
portionately more numerous IN
crimes against property and operat-
ing automobiles while intoxicated.
Women were responsible for 81
per cent of the total crimes in the
first six months of this year, the
Evening star., 1940-08-19
Mexico Intensifying
Watch on FOREIGNERS
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 19.-The
Interior Department was reported
today to be intensifying its efforts
to keep a close watch on movements
of foreigners in Mexico.
These reports said:
/. Several foreigners have been
held for questioning because their
passport or immigration documents
did not appear to be in order.
2. The managers of all hotels and
tourist homes have been ordered to
provide a daily registry Of their
clients.
The department has been engaged
in a campaign against subversive
activities.
Evening star., 1940-08-19
Two Washington Artists
Draw Water Gate Ovation
DR.. Kurt Hetzel Applauded
AS Conductor, Betty Baum
AS SolOiSt on PROGRAM

DR.. .Hetzel brought forth q rich
quality from the orchestra to ex-
press it.
The "Lohengrin" prelude was less
impressively delivered except in the
fine contrast drawn between the re-
leased brasses and the more ethereal
string voices. The conductors sue
cess was pronounced in each selec-
ton and after the Bizet number he
was called upon to add more to
the printed list. playing the second
section of Eric Coates London
Suite" and Strauss Voices Of
Spring"
Evening star., 1940-08-19

F. B. I. compilations showed. The
figure was IL per cent for the same
period in 1899.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-29
ARENA



Students ard teachers of Roberts
Chapel Sunday School arr preparing
an Interesting program for Easter
Sunday.
Miss Helen stricklcr xas hostess
70 Members Of the intermediate
class At her home on Friday night
Quite a number Of young people
from Sesen HIS Ala. were pres
ent Mrs Lela Roberts and Mrs
Rex Roberts assisted Helen. Miss
Ruth Strtckler and Paev Dznrelly
played several songs On guitar and
piano Just before supper, Mrs
John STROLLER asked al present 70
Join IN singing Happy Birthday 70
Johnny. her son. Who l. employed
In Dee-field. III A very pleasant
evening was had b. everyon-
This community was vel repre-
sente1 At the song service ct Hnr-
les Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Terkhurzt and her
son Dudley. are spending several
DAYS ct the home OF her parents.
Mr. and Mrs I'll Dudley
Miss Carrie OrSo and W r Odom
xent To see Gone with The WIND"
IN Mobile. Saturday night.
Mrs Eli Dudley h IN Mobile at the
home Of her daughter. Mn. Joe
Rivera. 76 Claiborne street. ar.
Dudley Is very III there.
Sheriff J Guy Krebs. 8uperfn-
tendent A r. Megehee and Suesr-
visor Henry Cochran have been In
this nelghborflood on business re-
Gently,
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-29

The House passed II 3 30. al
loving eredi; IN this state on taxes
paid In income derived outside the
STATE
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-29

II b Tw seeEs 10 increase me
privileges Tar OF commercial out
doof and street a OF hus sdvsrtis-
ing
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-29

The Senate has passed S b IS.
which prohibits the sale OF light
wines and beer from Saturday mid
night 20 Sunday midnight
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-29

Since two out Of every youth. ia
.. are unemployed and only one out
Of every five Of other age groups Is
unemployed. unemployment among
youth Of the age covered BY the pro-
gram Of the National Youth Admin
istraiion Is higher than any other
age group Of the population.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-29

More than 10000 tons of oil was
shipped By pipe line from Iraq TO
the Mediterranean IN five months
Of this year.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-29
e~
Some Facts About
the Schools
nhy } 3 vsn3lvsr. state eupsrm-
e.ud~nt 20 EazscnflsnJ

any J. vsH&ivsx. state eupsrm-
s<ndent 20 Ea2scmflsnJ
ss track ard platform events Of
tbs StSts Literary ard Athxttc As
saessti5n 11il - hese 81 the Uni
vsrxlgy q MtzxlsNtpgh or Apxn -
Nua n Ths uflAa "a the pAAtforTn
sseuu wau b. ha11 on PrtdAy n4ght.
April e and Ire finals n TIRE rNck
n win b. held OK Saturday Apil
y
TAe eaae examinations w-s heic
or Mareh le and eae ftnAI rrxai1s
~ nnese exAuinattous wNi be an
nnanrra On Friday nigfs Aurti -
We h~ileve unat the various az
UxIsy WoErsRss sponsored BY the
ter Rrwt1aRi an1 tire State LIBRARY
and Athlete Associations are fAnc-
terms wtksiy ard wcn m the Iivcs
q the boys ard girA In ctr schools
Theax activity pT.ETsms inetuds
footbaN basketball TRACK ard fEsc
exeats ard hAaebaii In the athheslS
contests n TIE literary ard pat
form events, r. addition 70 uae ex-
afninatioux II al high srhool sub
trcu contests arv hello far music
piano, vocal Qu4rtetx. giee clubs
bands debatsx deelzmafi1Ex read
lnsz and latte Theatre
We hope Il wiIl Be possible for 9
taFze number % school people and
the schaol ehlLaren Ia the STATE Il
attend these events. as TREY WI b.
both entertaining and educational
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-29

Approved h Hoaas BAL Ell shteh
provtans Thai a. TIE expiration ~
ans Ufasol uanxuowsAtkEa CONTRACT
Il the uounty anos3 board believes
shs ruute N1ozid rsrTsAin suhst&n-
TALLY ~ established ard finds uaaf
TIE 1vrxsr hAs rendered efftcasBf
ard satisfactory service. s msY sin
TIE appsvs&l Of TIE cozrEy superin-
tesA3~ns Of etueAttn0 extend tt,T
eonfrnes fer twc years bg4 not more
tran unx extension kn4fi - nasde
No pers1n IN MtEx14xfups can ob-
AIN fruzn MaFrh - any drug u
medicine containing arr quantity cf
n~4roiguras arid and compound,
manufacture. Aaig. de~tvatirs mir
stfrr. o. prvparatton Of bArhAtuYiS
acid. wsEaout : written pvpacTtpfson
u . physician dentist O. Tstertn-
artan Hot3 Ban Iso. approved b.
0ovwrr1or johnson OK Moxch n. pro-
stbits such sale without . written
prescription
HotE BILL ~ uVN = AZ. pro
hints the 1ie Of Al guodx. wares
and merchandise manufactured m
whcae q par b. prisoners. exoept
70 state institutions ard excrp per-
ahaeie gDoda and raw agricultural
prudnrt4
Governor Jolsrsnn has approved
House nit 50. which vifi aIi0w The
supervisors districts IN LNe and
Pxenitks counties. IA which Bald
wYn. Miss h located. 70 como under
tfae wUsiEiof& of tlas kG1ssazaippi In
dNirtAi ACT
Prom ard after March -, sndsr
2esate BAL III. Appruvsd b. tae
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classes uf no4aftcs public tn TIRE
STATE Class one notartes would be
restricted % lawyers only. while
Glass Two Woslla b. composed Of al
other uotzues Oaiy lawyer notaries
Woaie have the power 10 sekno~l-
edge deeds Of convrYance Of any
KIND trust deeds mortgages. leases
contracts o. bonds ies utse. for the
couveyanee of lands Or for convey
auee OF any mineral rights. water or
SaFfacr rights IN lands or zuy other
thing that Is CHASED ~ . part Of
the realty
Il p SO would prohibit al per-
Nafls firms and corporations n
gaRpd IN the s8Ie Of electricity OF
natural Gas or artificial gas IN the
state OF AfisxAzsipa from making
charges % thar customers for the
saEae In exce<s Of lawful rates there
tor Tor The amount consumed By the
customer
n b TB seeks 70 increase shs
privilege Tar or commercial out
door and street al o. hUs sdvsrsis-
ing
The Senate has passed S b IS.
which prohibits the sale OF light
wines and beer from Saturday mid
night 70 Sunday midnight
The House passed II 3 ia al
loxiaT credit n this state on taxes
paid tn income derived outside the
sfatkI
II 3 sis Is = highway bill passed
b. the House authorizes the State
Highway Commission 70 match 10
to 10000 for construction and TN
proTement 81 farm-to-m8rket roads
II b Ia. introduced IN the House.
SEEKS 10 allow me payment Of adva-
lorem taxea IN txsstaIlments
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-29

Governor. II Is unlawful fnw an
common carrier 70 grant frre pass
o. ttcketA O. passes or ttekeu ri ~
dGcsd rates 20 airy rers0n. or e
transport az suffer any person &C. b
transported FREE o. charge ~ at -
dnced rates not appiic4hle 70 al
perw1fz ALIKE Certain excepstons
are made 70 cover scientific. rxiA
lous or benevolent purposes ksdue-
trial exhibition. fair o. association
and ether exnrpthons - specified n
the Lao.
Senate BILL 80 permits tlle state
Land commissioner. wfth the Rp-
proval % the governor. 70 gran
easements in and 10 the public hands
Of the state for the construction o.
food control canals and di1has
n = sc seskz 20 create ixu
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-29

Il B 774 introduced IN the House.
seeks 70 allow the payment Of adva-
loFem taxes In tE2staIlments.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-29

Prom ard after March -. sndsr
sesate BAL III. ApDruvsd b. uze