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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-01
Central Catholic
Wins Gaze Title

CHICAGO, Apr. l. (UP)-Central
Catholic. Fort Wayne, Ind, today
held its second successive National
Catholic high school basketball
championship after a five day tour
nament during which the Hoosiers
met some of the outstanding young
teams of the country.
Central came from Behind to nose
out St. Michael. Santa Fe. N. M
1888. in the finals last night at
Loyola university gymnasium. The
Indiana quintet had trailed from
the first period to the final &c
seconds of play. when it was be-
mind 1881.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-01
SoftbaIi Leaders
Meet Tonight

FL Centre softball leaders will
meet at the Elks club tonight at
7:30 to make plans for the crgani-
zatIon Of the city league, according
10 loop officials.
Election of officers and a general
discussion OF league plans will feat
ure the shore meeting. Managers Of
B league teams as we'll as the city
league moguls were expected to at
tend the meeting.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-01
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, april !. II p
Trading on the Los Angeles StpS
exchange was brisk during the
early session today but there WI
littlc change in the market, fe"
issues showing advances or declines
Although the turnover was l='oo'
shares. only four issues were up
four were down and - unchahg ca
Trading was heaviest in local ar
Graf issues but of the four sold
nulv RYAN on last sale of 2oo
shares showed a decline Of a point
Iockheed was unchanged at 30 y
vega remained at 81, and Menas e.
did not move up or down from IL
previous price OF rs IT.,
pacific Finance was UP = pun ,in
me was up !. AT l2a. Emsco Der
rick was Dff r. at ga.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-01
Bowling League
Opens This Week

Ell Centros Commercial and City
Bowling leagues open play Monday
and Tuesday nights of this week,
according to B. F. Darnell. Bowling
Palace manager.
Games scheduled Monday night
IL the Commercial loop match the
Gas Company and Hardware. Har-
ris Garage and Haas Brothers, Rob-
ertSon Tire and Hatton.
tuesday nights games in the city
league match. State Employees play
against the Outlaws, 20-30 against
Sherwoods. District against Doc Du-
pont
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-01
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, April /. UPJ-Spe-
cjal issues made new highs for the
ycar on the stock market today
while the main list fluctuated IT.
regularly in moderate turnover.
Greatest activity centered in radl'
corporation, which made new
nigh at g. up - other active is
-ucs. all at new tops, included No
K,Ason A. Robbins. Loft, Lockhced !,
United Air Lines. Copperweld steel
and Stokely brothers. These had
advances ranging to more than
point. .
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stack AVERAGES: Industrial 147.72,
OF O.2&: rail 3O.7%, off 0.13: utility
251O. off OF; and 90 stocks 1856
off 0.12. --,..on
stock sales approXimated 10000
share. compared with $4,000 shares
in the previous five-hour session
Friday. Curb stock sales were 40
000 shares against $4,000 Friday
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-01
GENE SMITH ADDS

DEL MONTE, Cal. April l. up
For the third consecutive year,
Gene Smith, Piedmont, held the
Del Monte mems singles tennis title
today. Smith was quarter finalist
at Wimbledon last year. He won
his new crown by defeating Harold
Wagner, San Francisco. o. rs.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-01
BLeague
Opens Play

Play in the FL Centre B league
at the Park street field will begin
Tuesday night and run through Fri
day.
Games scheduled this week:
Tuesday night Coca Cola VS..
City Employees
Wednesday - 20-30 VS.. Golden
State.
Thursday - Cramers Us. District
Shop.
Friday-District Office vs.. Tele-
phone.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-01
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, April !. ft'P) Wheat
was strong today under the In .
fluence of bullish weather and .rop
advices from the winter wheat belt
Other grains strengthened in sym :
psthy.
wheat closed = to u cent higher,
May $1.O4z to S1.O5 a bushel; Corn
was unchanged to i cent higher
May 564 -56H; oats unchanged TO
up Il cent. May 4OH ard rye =
TO Il cent higher, May 66I2B; Soy
beans were a to IL cent higher,
May $1.10Z.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-01
Hogan Passes
Jimmy Demaret

ASHEV1LLE, N. c., April l. CUE
Richer by $1,000 and owning thre
tournament winning streak, Ben
Hogan of White Plains, N. Y. Id
the golfing pros in money winni15s
today as he prepared to leave br
the masters $4,000 tourney at Augl5-
ia, Ga.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-01
Markets at a Glance

stocks irregular and quiet.
Bonds higher: L. :. governments
at new 1910 highs.
Curb stocks irregular.
Foreign exchange higher in rcia
ton to thu dollar
Wheat up d, to T. cent. corn IN
changed TO up ., cen'.
Rubber firm.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-01
Central Tracksters
Schedule Meet

Central high eracKSters meet their
first stiff test in a meeting against
Ell Centre Junior college, Imperial
and Holtvillc high schools Satur-
day afternoon.
On the same day Brawley high
track and field team will journey
to Coachella for a dual meet.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-01
Lieb TO Coach
AT Florida j.

GAINESVILLE, Fla, April |.
oUP)-Thomas j. Lieb, former No.
tire Dame football star and until
last March football coach at Loyola
university, Los Angeles, takes over
the football coaching reins at the
University of Florida this season.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-01
NESEY WILL AID
RRAWIEY PLAYERS

Curley VeSey, Barbara Worth pro-
fessional, announced Monday that
he will spend IA day week at
Brawley's course for the duration
of the season, to give lessons to
northend beginners. The Del Rio
club is temporarily without a pro-
feSsional. Tom Reha resigned sew
eral weeks ago
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-01
SULLENGER WINS
HOIE-IN-ONE
MRS. SMITH CRACKS
30 SECOND TIME

MIS- Fred Smith, one OF The most
promising of the feminine golfers
at the Barbara Worth club, broke
90 Sunday for the second time. She
scored an 80, the same score she
made Sunday a week ago. She turn
Ell in an even 80 last Thursday.
Mrs. Smith has been playing
scarcely year, but during that time
has outdistanced many more exper-
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-01
Barbara Worth Golfers Score 4577 81
Victory Over Del Rio Sunday

Paul Post and Newt Brazelton.
In the sweepstakes Tiny Butler
tied with George Buffers with Gas
for low net and Jersey Blrchtleld
captured low gross.
SULLENGER WINS
HOLE-IN-ONE
James Sullenger with a shot 3l'2
inches from the cup won the hole
in-one tournament at the Ell Centre
driving range. Curley Vesey an
nounced Monday Wayne Elvander
was second with a pitch 6812 inches
away and Mrs. Fred Smith was
third with ball 69'3 inches dis
tant.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-01
L. A. GRAINS

Los ANGELES. March so. 'uP)-
Wheat .. e,u 7,n
10, 1 soft white sl.s7hl
unsAey-l
Gsra ~ yellow ~
y 1lS yssiok -. VII
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-01
L. A. HAY
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES, April !. up
Butter: extras 2Sc, prime firsts pc
standards 26 i2c: undergrades &c
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20
elementary P.T.A.
Meeting Of
SESSION 1910 Al
Officers Eiectea And Plans MADE
Per Attendsnee AZ Rexisnal
Meet In October

The first meeting Of The KIemen-
terry Parent Teacher Association
for the new school year. was held
IN the auditorium Of the Element
cry school on Tuesday afternoon.
September II. AZ three-thErty. with
the president. Mrs. H. d. Cuda-
hac. IT. presiding.
The object Of the P. T. A. was
read by HRS. ]. H Mallon and the
following program vas rendered:
Piano Solo by Elaine Avera. Vocal
solo BY Miss Rose Nan benson. &C.
companied by Hiss Elizabeth Davis.
and excerpts from the p. T. A. PRES
idenfis message. BY AIRS. Travis
Avera-
The secretary. Mrs. J. T. stone
read the minutes Of the last meet
ing which was held In May Of last
session The trcasurers report was
made and the chairman Of the
financial committee announced that
twenty-five cents dues would be
collected from each member this
year 50 IS TO pay the national dues.
Announcement vas made that the
Regional meet win be held II Gulf
port on October. 4 a. nlne-thirty
and IS many members as possible
were urged 20 attend A paper on
the standard requirements OF the
local association was read and the
cooperation u the members was
asked IN UNFOLDING unls standard.
The room count for the most
Mothers present was won BY the
third grade with Miss zoebelle cox
as teacher. An award is given At
the end OF the year for the room
Sfnnang the count the most times
during the year.
A social hour was enjoyed after
the business was disposed Of and
punch and eookies were served
those present.
Tie officers for the year. Of the
p. I. A. are Mrs. II D. Cudabae
Jr- president. Mrs. ". r. Cutler.
treasurer. Mrs J. H Mallon. vice
president and Mrs J. Z stona sec-
Rotary.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20
of Al
Clubs In County Being
Perfected This Week

Organization q the s-H clubs q
Jaekaan County tor nae year Of
ip<n-4i viii be perfected this week
Mir Ruth Cain. hcnne desnoxassrz-
tou agent win visit each q the
schools IN the county 10 supervise
the organization
Miss Cain haa requested THAT al
Of the 0lrh t-H clubs send IN their
record books fer the past year %
thRt khe can grade and classify
them Theses recorea should con-
tain reports Of the activities and tire
various pruiectn for the year ana
community service rendered Thnfe
are u s-H clubs Ia tfae county.
AL b0oks must be IL by October
= After besng graded certificates
o. muss4ossnn ard Ell club pins vii
b. awarded The test Of these books
VIII D. placed On exhlhifs0n during
u1e annual JACKSON County Pair.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20
F~ontainebleau Was
Hostess To Clubs of
West P~ascagoula
Fish Fry and Program at Magnolia
Park Last Saturday. Nearly
Ice Present

The Funtainebleau Home Dem
o~nxtratlon club was hostess 10 4
large gathering OF members Of the
West PaScagoula home demonstra-
ton clubs and their families last
Saturday evening AZ 9 fish fry and
program presented at Magnolia
PARK There was nearly 100 people
attending this event.
During the early part Of the af-
ternoon the young people partic1-
rted IN games and contests About
S1n-aown tables were spread ard
large quantities Of fried fish offered
the visitors. which we're thoroughly
enjoyed
After supper an interesting pro-
gram was carried out Rep. Claude
' Hlioo vas the principal speaker
or tie program There was CON-
manity singing led by AIRS Gladys
Richards OF Fnntainebleau club
and Miss Jewell Garland. state rec
reatlonA leader. Mrs Griffin Webb
also assisted IN supervising the
games and with the singing. Rep
resentatises attended the gather
Ing from the Funtainebieau Ocean
Springs and Gautier clubs.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20
Officers Elected By
Fort Bayou Home
Demon ion Club

New officers q the PORT Bayou
Home Demonstration Chah were
elected - the regular meeting held
September II 81 the home q Mrs.
Herman Parker. Mrs. GLADYS Over
ton vas elected president. Mrs.
Lucille Parker. u~ee-urendenf 1ud
Axs Ten CrcxtA. secretary.
Mss Ruth Can. jackson county
hone demonstration agent attend
e the meeting and gave q pery
helpful tx or building ana Venss-
Aunn @ the pantry.
Following the Ahorf business So
Eou q social hour waz spent during
which delicious refreshments we're
sFssd - The hastezz and her to
loFeiy daughters
TIE neeElne As epzned w1th ~
citation 6 the cl1a creed b 81
those present and ne singing q
WHAT > Frlene We Have Il gesas-
MEx Monroz. who las ben n
ahle 20 attend re meez1naz Tor Bozae
time because q lnnza returned .
u au1 Visitors iariu6e1 Nh
Lueze 80 II Biloxi md lis Ruth
Ce1rfa e Nezehe1
ne next nesting q Ire cub II
Be held octobek 3 q ; place % b
announced later
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20
Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
Ends Week of Prayer
taass~ Nrewa ssfsaxs.~u~ P.<~nsss
W4auE dag Nighk @Ahiar and
Absazd with fhe Lard

Presenting an lmprusxsrely beau
THU pageant as She climax tive We
mans Missionary unlon Of the
Fifst Baptist Church brought 10 6
close their week Of prayer for state
Missions "wednesday night :
large crowd which filled the church
atdiioFium witnessed this spectacle
Inc pageant VAS presented hy ths
fosang People q the Church under
the d~lrection G Ars J Z Stone ard
MFA p W HudsoR The thefae ~
Abade and Abound with TIE Lcru
Those participating IN the NO
sure costumes representative
o. The fields Ia which Ehe Mission
ar Work Of The state 5 carried out
including the Indian. negro fase.gn
ef4. etc The raGe&nf was uFeAentes
against = background q white Al
A. each person ~eoxnplssed his uar|
Of Tie fragrant he karlt upon a OIL.
toN placed on tf1e f1oof When n
kaeted they formed lie outline q
uaa state q Mississippi In gse cen.
- = silver cfu&s ans f1rmed ahsss,
which Vas the words. Missions "a
CfsrASt~
There wsre large atsendAncex =
ne meetings shlch Ne-e held eael
afternoon Monday and Taesdas
An. W I Day. wife Of the pastos
@Na Tire m1ncIpAi xEeakcr and wh,
Med as her San9ert the themz
ABIDE and Abound II the Work .
u Lori These devotional exex
clss weFe VERY inzpirasloxAi ans
practical setting forth the obteea
q he Missionary xoxk
las4Ie Nere Z number q other IN.
ans speakeFs appearing Oh "a
faaa auFiax fne observance.
- Offering sas TAKEN each das
snsea IS taFfse1 osez 70 lie MS.
elAFy N0rk n the state
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20
NO DELINQUENT
TAX SALE IN CITY
OF PASCAG0ULA


PascAe0uia this week became the
second city IN jackson County which
did not have . sale Of property for
delinquent taxes5 this year. There
we're only 20 pieces Of property
delinquent when the annual a6ver-
tixina waA released about four weeks
$50 but since that time al Of these
taxes have ben paid. Il was an
ncunced by Mayor Frank Cmnty
and Couneilnen v. p. DeJean and
Slacide walker.
Monday Of this week ives the
date set for conducting the sale Of
the property and when the city
council met TO hold the sale Il Eas
found that all but one piece Of
uroperty remained with unpaid
taxes The owner OF the property
came In as the sale was being con-
Quoted and paid the taxes. which
amounted 20 about SIS Thus AL
taxes for the year have been col
lected.
The record set b. Pasragoula Is
somewhat unusual fer cities IS
size In the state There are 100
TAR payers IN the city. The assessed
valuation Is s125oO00. The tax
levy for the year was - mills. This
was apporti0ned as follows. fire
hose, ? mills: trucks. ? mills: gen
cral fund. 6 mills. streets. 2 mills.
and bonds. II miEl&
II Ia expected that the miIIage this
year VIII be considerably decreased
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20
HUGE PAGEANT PLANNED
FOR FIRST DAY OF FAIR
BY CLUBS OF COUNTY
Citizens Of Democracy Win Be Theme. and Al Home
Demonstration and Other Clubs and Bands
Expected To Take Part

Plans scr the huSe pae<ant -
b staged on Thursday. October =
IL connection 18th ths annaai Jaek-
IN County PAR. are now being
workec oul A meeting Of the coan-
mlttees -rUpreazntiuK the VARIOUS
Hone Demonstration Clubs ard
Community Clubs q the county.
EhAeh have charge q he pageant
AS he'd early 1as week IN the
oftzF q Miss Ruth Cain. jackson
county home Demonstration agent
TIE tile q the pazeanl w1n h
HC1t1ens n Democracy Tbs event
~ BE- directed By Ms Jewell Gar
Aud reeTeatson specialist Of Ms
zzlppl state coIlexe shs vi b
assisted b Mr. Emmett Lee 0un
q Moss Point
Incl0ded In The program ziu y
3 cnorus directed b Arx ExheI
Bennett - Ocean SnrInKx This I'll
y composed d singers from Al
paE1s q The county.
ne COMMITTEES executives attend
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20
Betty Alice Eel
Elected Sponsor of
Pascag0ula Band

Miss Betty Alice Eel. daughter
of Mr. ard Mrs A. ". Eel. vas
elected sponsor Of the Pascagoula
High School band this week. Miss
Eel was chozen over several can
didates ~ vote Of the entire stud
ent body Of the school
Miss Eel. who Is . junior IN
High school, also Is 3 member q
the band and plays first chair pic
colo. Last year she was awarded
q gold medal fer being the bezt
~ali-around band student
Along with the homer 70 being
Sponsor Of the hand. Miss Ezen vii
serve as hostess to the visiting spon-
sors WHO VIII be here with the
bands participating IN the Pasca-
Roula School Band Festival On
November :
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20
knights of Columbus
To Stage a state Wide
Initiation October 13
All Csznclls Of Csssf Te Participate.
with . Candidates Fer InItta-
ten Tu Ne Present

The RAsr4eoula Council % TIE
Knights % Columbus launched
pans wednesday night for staging
= kEate~zade initiation IN PaAa-
gotta. Sunday. October n This a
tAe day following Ire anniversary
O. ne discovery o. America %
cnxkstoKaarr Columbus for whom
thk organization was named
me xarlD1s councils Of tie CoAst
including the Mozstle ccanel I'll
cooperate IN staging tne initiation
Aboaf Sc candidates are expected
for this exent Invitations w1u b
issued 70 AL councils II the state -
participate Ia ne initiation
L p~reparafson for the initiation.
ar open meeting q the co2Elcil w1Il
BE held II the = c Home WedHez-
az nlght Of nexf Eeek Tia vii be
followed b = social Al which r.
fxeahmensk wM BE erco
Al the meeting held t1k week
Lauls Paader q Moolie w&z q CUES.
ReT. Father ?. J Carey. chaplain Of
uk council. delivered TIE eAgang
prayer. After the business SESSION
those attending enjoyed q flzh fEy.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20
ANNUAL MEETING
SCOUT COUNCIL
Pine BURR AREA
1e Ne Held In Forrest Hotel.
HzttiesburE. On September &c

SroufeFN and friends OF Scouting
ara making plans 10 attend the big
Council Meeting Of the Pine Burr
Area af the Forrest Hotel Ia Hatsses-
burg September 18th. according 70
Scott officials
An attendance trophy Is TO be
presented TO the attendance chair
nan Of the Dlstrict winning the
most points. In order 70 make the
contest as fair n possible points viii
be counted on 4 man-mfle basis.
The messtinW wlli open with war;
otis EXHIBITS on tnr fnexxafffne floor
at $50 ard the first business se1-
sion VIII begin If 4 p. m
Al TOO p NJ. the annual Banquet
viii be held in the Venetian room
of the Hotel and viii cost only :
nominal fee ScouterS are encouraged
70 bring their wives and friends to
the affair.
The main event OF the evening
viii be the address 70 be delivered
By Harley Erb. Regional Scout Ex-
ecutive OF Region 5 from Memphis.
Tennessee.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20
ANNUAL TAG DAY.
HIGH SCHOOL P.l.A..
SATURDAY, OCT. j.

Tha Parent Teacher Association
81 flss PascAEesiz High sclsazsi gives
notice tnat the aunuai tag dAy az
the association viii b. observed on
saturday OetcseT I. 1870 T3Nx
wfu be told ~ = tag day caeunais-
tee thfu0gfinui the city. ana Il is
hoped taat sveFy citizen Of the paa-
CaaoaiR school district vii. before
the day H over. WEAR one nf the
little diamond shaped red tans that
day. Inc mcEaeY THUS received viii
be used for worthy causes By tae
r 7. A.
This h tse enly occasion durink
the year IN which the p. r A. has
an cpFsoxtunify 20 solicit funds. and
r IA hoped Tire response WiIi BE-
generous. say officials Of the asso.
eiAtlnn.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20
C0MMODORES CONQUER
PASCAGOULA PAINTERS
IN HARD-FOUGHT GAME
Vahent Battle Waged BY Cats Before Yielding to Heavier
Invaders Here Last Night Before
Large Crowd
By NORMAN / MORAN

The PaacaRoulA Pnnthers dropped
their second football game Of the
eas0n last night when they bowed
10 the 0ulfport Commodore bv a
score Of - 70 0 while 1000 tf1riiind
spectators. who filled the stands o.
the Pascasula aknletie field, wit
messed the encounter.
The Painters Showed q biz I'M
WussMeuf over thelr nerfuxmaaae
tire Mo8N bNxAEN ana m zMe fArn uf
heavy odds they covered themselves
with glory Ia holding the Com
moduFes m check Il was the
breaks which led to two Of the
Commodore t0uchdowns when theg
converted . couple Of Panther mis-
cues into scores. Other than that
the Painters played almost on even
terms with their opponents.
Calvin nolden and Jimmy Colmer
we're the standouts IN the ball car
ryinR department for the Painters
while Joe Cole. Jimmy Dagzeft and
Hubert Breuu were staiwarkz IN the
line.
The outstanding performers for
the visitors were Pitts. StrteIf and
Bertncci IN fne backficid and Mag
nusen in TIE line This boy Magnn-
sen was . thorn IN the side Of the
Painters throughout and smeared
play after play.
Greatly outweighed the Painters
pgt up = vaiieut battle throughout
the game and never stopped fight
ing They were seriously handicap
ped BY the lack OF reserves but car
ried on eoura9eOuzly.
Willard Scott uAS chosen captain
Of the Partners for the year Just
before the start Of the game ard
played q fine game % uphold the
honor bestowed upon him. No little
glory also goes g Res WesErnore-
land who held down The left termin-
al post
The first Oulfport touchdown
came early IN the second period a.
TIE result Of 8 sustained drive for
s. yards down the field Strieff.
and brennan and 0aron aiternaGed
In toting the bail ripping off con-
sistent gains and they eltmaxen tie
drive with g 10 yard pass from
brennan 70 STREET, which fell short
of : touchdown BY two feet On the
following play STREET, ait center for
the touchdown STREET, attempted
70 place kick the extra point but the
ball struck the goal posts and
bounced back into the field
Within the next feg minutes the
Commodoyes caEne back ard scored
again when they recxtred the bal
deep In The Panther territory On =
break Bolden took the ktckozf
on the Panther f0-yard nne and
after running the ball hAck ; couple
Of yarcs attempted ; lateral pass
70 Wesunorel4nd who fumhied TIE
bal and brennan recovered for
QalfpoEt On TIE Panther 23-yard
stripe On the first play faIlowfng,
Bkftucc zkirted left end for 70
yards Then S&rself crashed
through right tackle fog Is yards
ard the second touchdown Pitts.
= flaxhy runner. attempted 70 carry
TIE ball lhrough right tackle for
TIE extra point and rs sznothered
After playing the Cummodnres o.
almost ven terms TIE Painters
Yielded once more II the first part
Of the final period This sore was
TIE result Of ~ G-ysrd drive oean
the fed IN which TIE CT looores
exhibited . beautiful aerlAz ATTACK
combined with A0nzz nice driving
A is-yAru run by PaE1a ard an Is
lContlnned Oh nare ID
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-20
improvements " ade
IN Sheriff's office
Of Jackson County

Eusasiss improvements ara be!na
maee % ne offlce q Sheriff uas L
kHsfA There Quarters Ia he court
aease have ben IL Heed q reeaIss
EX some time sDd NeFkEnea started
cary rs week putting : - first
class condition.
The &c counter zaere TAX r.
eelpts ? handed ard oshsr baz-
res transacted has been resnodsAao
and 4 rev hes q fat cezz zurfsee
affGclng m1ze convenience Ii IL
ue ne cage zhlch Tor many ysars
IS OF aop @ ne counter has ben
removed and III b dispensed z4zh.
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