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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-26

and, to sum him up, he's typical
American.
I would say honesty and de-
termination are the qualities I'M
deniably predominating in this face.
Faces reflect the life that has been
lived and the kind of personality
which one has forged.
His dress is casual--careless good
taste. He looks like the kind OF
guy who'd take off his coat and tie
and play ball with the kids On ths
back lot--and knock a home run
here and there, too. Whether
elected or not, he will probably make
careless dressing popular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-26

League, Wardman Park Hotel, 8
pm.
Luncheon, ri Kappa Alpha Fra
ternity, Raleigh Hotel, 1890 pm.
Meeting, Collectors Club. Branch
5, S. P. A., Thomson Community
Center, 8 pm.
Meeting, A. F. L. Insurance Clerks,
Annapolis Hotel, $3.50 pm.
Convention, American Veterinary
Medical Association, Mayflower
Hotpt -aff day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-26
BY McCLELLAND BARCLAY.

NEW YORK (N.A.NAD-I went
to Elwood, Ind, to see Wendell L.
Willkie because, being an artist, see
ing means most to me. 1t tells me
more about the man than hearing
him.
My first glimpse as he passed
practically next to me on his way
to the speakers platform suggested
he looks much younger than !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-26
McCIeI|and Barclay
Analyses WiIkie as
Typical American
Honesty, Determination
Predominant in Face, !
Noted Artist Says

A noted American artist and
sculptor, iUho By his poioerS OF
observation and outstanding
artistic talent has 10on many
prizes in the field OF art, gipeS his
impressions Of Wendell L. Willkie
on his first glimpse OF the Re-
publican candidate for the presi-
dency in the following dispatch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-26
Police our D o1nos
After Mate Is Stabbed

Police today are holding Mrs. Olga
Fowler, Is. of the 1000 block of
Eleventh street NV. for inyestiga-
ton in connection with the stabbing
of her husband, Grady v. Fowler, 80,
In an apartment house in the 900
block of New York avenue NV.
yesterday.
At Emergency Hospital, where Mr..
Fowler was reported to be in a
serious condition, it was reported
he was stabbed III the chest with an
icepick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-26
Town Escapes Poll Riots

Sinaloa, Mexico, where women
voted for the first time in a presi-
Dental election this year. is boast
ing that it was one of the few COM
munities in the country that did
not have rioting at the polls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-26
You'll Like It,. .

Ithntana you'd be
ingredient
service!
Als highly technical affair." whose nuces
something
deeprood the of those who
passengers comfortable and make their Flagship enjoyable
them vihc unique lin travel
simplicity making the depend Fagsh
flights which enable
Flagship cabin and all the services Stewardes
toful 1estd
ends with the people who Americans aung Flagship
t. the public than half
D4nek you you'll Like 1t
$3.50 Z
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-13

,,Dnnn tuiro lie aufgetpedt. !"
Rein, Ias. aber ipeln ou ineinft,
id) ion rid)t mebr sariid, oaitil mid
ib eg bIeiben Infien. sIber flun, cute
gaadt Nun bin id bod nlaoe go
Elm Merger greift MIDI an. Dabei bin
id 0nntm, oaE id mid iiberbanpt
1rgere.'
Sic ftrefte GarrD lire Heine feite
Sano bin, unb er nabnt Tie. 9ber er
Iieb lie nidt ntebr Ios.
.Nprna', begann ct, iisse er fins
nit eiilpm Male su foftern an. ,.Dn
fagteit borbin, Wortonbia gi1se bir
auf Die Gerbea. @efaIlt es biz ni6t
tiebr bier 2"
SIT bas elm @nnber, apenn id meg
aaodte2 Sier gifts nnr nod SaS-
liAes fir nid."
.Gu folteit beiraten, MtDrna. 9u
brandit iennno, Der sn Dir bdlt.
@enn oit nidt nlebr aneinitebIt, ltno
iekt ifebif on bod sans al1ein. bann
1T alles beiier.."
Dlprna lab alf. ,.Das fonrnat aIIes
nit Der 3eif', faste iie rubig ,inb
perindte, ibre Sane frei su befom-
men, aber Sarrp Yentueore belt feit.
sd babe bid iebr gerne, Mprna,
tpeiBt DIT bas?''
gprna iuuBte es. Sic ipuste es
fdon lange.
sd oenfe INNER an old, Mpr-
ma
WDrna fduies,
uSb babe audi NIT ,neitteln gater
ihon geiproden. gs mare alles IN
Sronltag. OH braiidft ltur ait foin-l
men. 9ie Yenunoore Sarm lit groB.
8ein 8nter fonn1t nit. sSsbr- fount
Die aai1se gent'ihe 5arm an ben Na-.
gel bangen lino eitre1 @laubigern IN
Den Gahen iperfen.'
Sic fhipieg nod i1nnter. sic fab
in Die flare blaue Nabt ltnb b0rte.
anf Die raltihenoen @GIoer. sic,
mitBte an eating benfen ,ino bic.
sfrierHen, Die iie linn ins 8eiidt ae-
idlagen bate. gr tpiirbe iid raden.
er ipiiroe fou1men nno iidj raben.Y
Or tpiiroe iie sertreten. or tpiirbe iie
IN einem itiflen, sdben, aber ,i,aae-
benerliden aantpf erlssigen. Sic ilnn
ibren gater BENJAMIN gent. - Ben
lai,1itt 8ent! $50 ipar Ser Sheriff
Dente nabt? gBar er nnb Giioen ae-,
riffen ooer nad Rorbe12 Nein, ga
iear nihts @utes bier riaasberun,
10 ioeit man audi oahte. Midts 1nebr,
All eas man lid balten fe,mte.
,Dn i0alt nidts lulinniaes ben-
ten, 9arr4". faste Fe oaaa freunb-
Gd.
Or belt nod ia,raer ibre Souo.
,Das lit aiht unfia,lig, Msrna.
Aber ID tpiG bid aidt sraneen. Du5
fannlt biz Sas u6ee1egeH. Sd n.ei.,e
es ern1t."
.NeiH, Sarrs, bas fann seia erait
llidt feiil."
.DeA."
) "BeiBt bu iiberbaupt, ipas an Sir
eatnlt anflaoen piiroelt2 8eiBt ou,
mas nran aies iiber mid iast2 Sajt
D, ihon bariiber nndsebadt, oab bu
oann eans Mortonbia seseal bid bait,
DaB on bid nit eating berlnlItreiten
itliiBt 2"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-13
Der MOrd Won MOrtOnhill

den 6eltdtS 1trtiiter 1eltlid9tIger
pabreno er fih an einea aorraf5aitil
Der glifforb-Hund Iebnte.
.anglt? BoDor2 sd, bu neinii
eating. Dab er fid) raden ipirb.
Stun, Ct ion fonllnen. angH babe id
gerabe nibt. abfr ib min often Iein,
gs lit mir isnongenebm 5rnni.te. gs
lit mir iiberbaupt abfdeuIib sllmate
oie gauge 3eit bier. Seitbern ih tpie-
Der ba bin. Das Ntertenbia sebt mir
nnf bic 9erben."
,,ltnb babel iagt MON, Dtprma Sent
babe feine Nerben."
uSb, id babe aderbanb. Biel 81
biei."
Sra, oas lit ia atd fein @nnber.
@as bu alles 5u leiften bait lit ia
aud eiue Merge. ltsH eilren @etrieb
fiisu,nerIt ou eid iett apcbl aasa sat5
ailein.''
,3iemlid, ga bat ia feiae Bet.
Nber id babe nod 9oB 5ergon.'' =
uGop lit elm tiibtiger aerl tooM.
Brinoe lobfe i'm fiirslid."
rssSa, mir ntiiiien frob uin ibn iein.
So, tpie 1lran iiber ms 4ents ipri1t,
ipiiraen iuenise nodJ bIeiben." WDr<
no bate iib neben 9arrp Renlnoore
an ben &orralsantt eelebut nito fab
gerabeans. 9urd bic einge5anftea
8ieien lief ein fleiner 6iiBpfao bis
binoltf sltm 8alo, Der brobeno a,tf
ben Soben rings Inn Wortonbia
8ade bielt. Sic tpunoerte iid ettpas
iiber itb ielbit baB iie nidt nit Ell
nem fursen freltnolicben @ort iid bon
Sarrp Benmoore Derabibie6ete, ion=
bern bier in Der 9aH neben ibrn 5te-
bellblieb. glber bielei1t fiirbtete lie3
lib ipirflid) uitb gab es MIR fli1t an.
Sarrp mten lire @eoanfen 5u IeIen.t
Sag, WDrna, bait oil iuirHid) fei-l
ne anglt9" fraste er beiorgt. Sic.
nannten iid falneraaidaftlid beim
Gornanten, benn iie iudren sitlafurien
sur Sdlle gesangelt, iino als Rinoer
batten tie mandntal suiauniem altf
sas 8ieb aitfaepaBt. aber Mprna
ibiittelte Den Gopf.
.Soffe, aaB gaitins nad Saaiie se-,
gangen iit". atttauortete iie.
.er faan ebenio gut bor ei,ren,
Saule aiif Did ipartea.''
~RoD 5ergoa lit su Sa.aie. Sd
faan idreieu"
,,Ra, auf ieoen SAD sriase i'd bid
beiili.''
.ssf nidt n0tis Sarrp, Ia6 mar.
Du sebit nad SiioeH ,tas iA nad
Rerbea. Gu iueist ia, ipas bic eeate
toieaer reben tuiireeu, sueaH lie bid
lit meiner @eeenb ieben."
vDie 2eute!p'
SRA ia, Die 2eutel''
9arrp labte sd ipolte, lie isiir-
oen irgeaS ettuas iasen ii5er Did uao
mild. R,1r, leiber tun fe Sas niAf.
51e balten mid fiir sM barnllos.
atebrigens bait bu beii,em aaffee asab
eeinen 2eis Bel Der @itpe Boot lie.
geH lniien.''
,,Das fon,a,t Sabsu. Dn baft mid
81 raid oabonsesose1r."
sd babe n1ein SaIs aud pergel.
len"
nSnr. Damn lniiileu mir 5alriid. s
,,ausgeidlofien."
..Mfeine Qellte hrnlidlen n1araeu friih
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-13
q. syertiesltng)

{ ii
men @elidt 5eiste iih ein glllttrop-
fen. laer iiber Die 8nnsen liefen
6ie 5frietten. or idtuieg.
Da aina bic 2aoentiir 5ltrt britten
ARaie felt eiHer baIben 5tlinDe auf
nnb im aeu offeneu Eiirrabnien init
6er 6auttem Waht aIs Sintergriinb
ftaH6 Eerrs gouls. wait einem ra-
5den, seiibten Mnse ii6erflog ct bic
Aasoe1easen, uns er tpubte Beideio.
..ab, bier gifts Streit'. faete er
frsbiid in Die eutfestea @eiidter bia-
Elm. aDa festn,e iG ia seraoe 5a-
redt."
Sc Sdiea, ais tpare gaiti,g bon
9fgrmas 5dtas betdabt eeipeieu, ntne
als Fame er nltn strd biele gebdiii-
aea @erte wieber su lid. Cine tier
bafte Watt trat auf iein @eliht, INTO
nit eiuetn briillenoen Shrei: ,,llno
auie sSsbr redt fantlat!" ftiirste er iid
auF gerrp gonlo.
Die Bitaoe 8roof freiIdte, ,tnb ser
Heine Soc loIdte bic fbiuanfenoe Be-
troieltltlanlpe aus. eSSn Der 9unfel-
beit fliihteteu Die eutiesten Maodet
aits beun 2aoen nit flatternben Sat
tatnfleioern, uuo sic tpilnoerli6e Stan
fatu aus Der &iide gelaiifen ltuo ldrie
flaaena in Die Radt.
Die Wanner ieood paren su eii1em
liueuttuirrbaren &nduel in ser Quit
felbeit suiamiueneeIdmol5en.
.... X * X
@leid6, nadJ6ent Soc oie Setro=
Ieatrulanlpe allsgeloIdt bate uro iid
0ie D4a1felbeit iiber ben 2aoen Der
Wittue 8oof alts6reitete, bate Sarrp
Henutoore Mprna Bent am arm er-
griffeu utto ilts 5reie gesogen. Nltn
itauoen 5ie iu Der Hareu Ha6t am
9anoe bon Mortonbia aiif Ser Stra-
6e, Die iid bel gliHoros 5arn ge,
bette. Die StraBe mad Siiben fiibr=
fe s,tr Gaad Der Bennoores nno ipei-
ter nad gnrefa. 9ie StraBe mad
Noreen fiibrte su 8ents Saus.
K Sic baften beioe nod fein Bort
nlfteiaanser aeipredea. aber nun
brad @srtta bas Sbmeiaea.
sd sante DIR, Sarrp, fir beineI
GebeHsrettnns." Sic Iaate l,no ner-
i,adte, frSblitA gu feiu, ob1pobl ibr
gar nidt 10 sai1lnte ioar.
Der ianse Bentaoere itaue uube-
bolfeH bar. .Na, gerettet babe i'd,
Did uidt. .Das bilse id mir nidt
ein. Dasu biit Du oiel su tiidtis, ais
eaS o.a irgenoeine Sitfe braad)it. a6er
tseun id) bid nidt bera,tsgesoseu bat
fe, tpareIt eu iider itiitaaoe setpelea,
mitstraufeI uns id glai,be fa,lm,
bait eas redt faaft sugegausen it,"
.,Da trauit mir nieI sn. aber feline
0anse gs lit u,lr Id,lisasn, oaB nua
feiM MeniG ba 1T Der SUbnuag ea
sben fdafft."
.,8enn iie fid seniisenb bic aopfe
berbroid)eH babeu, baun b0ren Iie
sdoH wieber auf. uebrisens iinS ia
ale nar alf Eerrp golilb Los, oa
sverbem fie bale fertis setpeien iein. "
~8as plast er AUDI Dasipiiben.
5aase, id tuar seraoe in Der rihti-.
sea 5timmung, gesen gaiting los.
5ilgeben. @eiE Der 2lldltd, ipenn id
.tuieoer ntal i1 10 elmer Stinlmllng
BIN, ,1m oas slt iaeen, mas ib iiber
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-13
0eittps6, tea Is. Msstarsfr 1910

Il
bod. Wenn bn crit s,t &auIe alf
ellrer 5arm bilt, baum bait oil Mngit.
SD ipia bir aus na Gem beralls-
| beIfen.
MDrna iab sn 8oben un6 bobrte
init bent SUB a6der III ben 5aao Der
5trnBe. Gnrrp Renmoore bate reht.
@ie redt Ct bnftel
oDn fnnnlt bod feline Jnnu Bet
raten iDie midi, 1arrD. SD bin c,at-
ieBlib arm ltt6 alaes nn6ere als ail.
geieben." !"
SD babe bid bod sern, @prna,
nn6 ons seniist mir bod.
sd itebe aaff berlerenem Reiten.
SarrD. gans aIleiu, ncist on. Die
Druts iias erfe6iet umb nit erleSisteu
2enten bat man bei1er aid,ts sn tsln.
Sd siebe Did nidt init binein- : v
Sc bfelt nod iiiafser lire San6.
.,Barltsn iagit eu 10 ettuas, @ipr-
nal''
,,gBeil es mir berbin inn Qa6en ber
Bitaee 8reef gaH5 liar geiuerben
ilf.s
.Da eibft ID Sanrit ale Soffnaa,,g
alif.
.,es bat audi feiaen 3lDed mebr."
.Nprna, lti1o bas iasIt ou."
,,Ra ia, bu balt bod gaIti,ta se.
ieben. galting uub Mortonbia st-
iaIuirteri, bas lit subiel altf eiun,a[.
@egen ipbiel fonnen mir nidt an
~aber id iuia oir bod belfetl..
.Dit biit Elm gutter Gerl. =
r8ialt ou nidt SIT mir fontlnen2"
,Neit. !"
.Du ntaslt ntid 1idt Ieioen."
,Ratiirlid) mag idj bid leioen.
Bir fennen itt.g bod. ltnb id bin Dir
iebr onnf6ar 6afiir, oa6 ou nicbt
glatlbIt, mas man iiber nns faat. Wair
#ldeinf, oaB an Der einsise bilt, Der
nod slt inns bdlt. aber on litabt Elm.
{ehell-''
sd iebe ni1ts eit. Mgrna, idl
bin Derliebt IN Did. Das ipeigt eu.
9as naltBt on ia tuiiie1. Sag ia, INTO :
mir beraten nod in oieier gBodle.
9lt pirit ieben, baum ipridt @eorten.
bin nnr nod sur &alfte idiedt ii6er
bid). Dann babt ibr id)en bal6 ae-
iponnen. ODER lit oa ie,naub aat.
bers 2 2iebIf oli-''
MDrna ibiittelte Den aopf. .,9eein,
9nrrD, oa lit 1,iea,a,so."
Die @dloer INN Mortenbid raatld].
ten gs iDnr elm siDinges,ses berrIid,es
eieb, elm naabtiser gon in Ser Radt.
nis alinlablid idwiesen 6ie beioet
ilingen Neniden, Die SanS in 6aao
ast Denl aorrnlsaiia Ser Clifford.
Hand selebaf HanSen, gu ibren Sit
Ben Die Itanbise, srane Strase. Gar.
rp Rena11eore itnHs nit 5nIaina,ense.
preBteH Mai,to usb iab 81 ben 5ter-
men binauf. Msraa 4ent aber at.
mete baitis, NIT psdeaSem Sersen
liab Iieg lire SeeIe Fnfen. Sic ssor
a.tsifpoa, iino es lag etsoas SAtseres
auf ibrer 9raiit. Das mar nidt aaein
Sie Ansit bor eating. Da soar nod
etpas @roberes. 5iirdderlibes, aser
efipas bodig nngreifbares, 8erItedtes.
Das @ranen mar iiber Worton5id.
Sic allein fnblte es. Sic aHeia n,.6te
es trasen.
.,SarrD". faste lie leife, .iDeaa 6u
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-25
DIR. L. ID. Farragut,
Former Resident of
City, Called toArmy
Has Been Chief Health 0ffioer OF
Washington Go. Tenn. Whiah
Place NE Leaves Oct 30

The Chronicle Star has received
clippings from the johnson City
TENNESSEE Prees-C Chronicle. With
several references TO Dr. Loyal D.
FarraguL . native ana former resi-
dent q Paseagoula. but who Is now
director Of the Health Department
OF Washington County. Tenn.
One announcement was that DIR.
FarraEut had been called for a
years active duty Ia the U. s Army
Medical Corps and would report for
duty about october 80, reluctantly
giving up his position Is health
head IN johnson City. He did not
know at The time The story was
published, where he would be as
signed.
DR.. FaFragut spent his boyhood
days III Pascagoula. being the son
OF the late Mr. and AIRS. A. Far
ragut. and attended the public
schools here He attended the Ti-
lane Medical School and did in
terne work in the Charity Hospital
IN New Orleans. He had q wear OF
post graduate work In Johns Hop
kinS Hospital His friends and rel
atves here will be pleased % learn
OF his appointment and wish hin,
mHch success In his new position.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-25
Post Mel lure
Dies at Ocean Springs

Postmaster l. Morris Mcclure. So.
hfelcgg resident o. Ocean Springs.
died AZ the pustoffice there about
5sio D N Tuesday. following 4
heart attack
AR Mcclure wa3 postmaster Cor
several years former mayor Of
Ocean Springs and At one time was
IN the mercantile business He was
q past president and q charter
member Of the Ocean Springs
Rotary Club. was affiliated with
Masonic organizations and was d
member Of the Methodist Church
Mr.. Mcclure also vas jackson
County He'd Cross chairman. HI
formerly VA cashier OF TIE Ocear
Springs State Bank.
lie leaves his wife and two ais.
tiers. Miss corrine Mcclure aut
Mrs, Escamhia Pahsi. oeear
Springs
The funeral was held from ths
Mcclure home on Washington
avenue e. 1870 o'clock Tflursda,
morning. Services were CONDUCTED
BY Rev. I " Moore OF The Method.
81 Church The body vas taken 4
New Orleans BY hearse for burial II
Metaire Cemetery.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-25
APPRAISAL OMMTTTE s.
MAKES REPORTON LAND
FOR HOUSING PROJECT
Lands East Of South Pascagoula Street. In Vicinity Of Iada
are Selected; appraisal Value 81. s54A5. Details
To BE Announced BY Naval Engineers

Tlse appraisal coEnmittee app0tnt-
ed to maze an appraisal Of the lands
selected for uae erection o. TIE
homes Tor tire PaxcaRoulA Housing
proYect has na1e SIS report 20
Mayer Canty which has bern for
warceo to the officials 81 the Q. s.
Navy Engineers Corps which viii
have charge 81 the construction and
other details hi connection with Tire
construction
Mcss Of the land selected ard
appraised for the project Is IN the
vicinity of L3da street and east Of
South PascAFouia street. The com
nittee making the ~appratsalx was
composed a Z j. Jane president
Al ine Merchants ard Marine Bank.
FRED IayloF ChanceTy Clerk and w.
3 Herring. president OF the panra-
goula National Bank
The ian1 "a Inspected THURSDAY
Octooer Il. and the report was
gwen % Mayor CAn;y Saturday
October -
THIS land viii be used al one OF
the sites TOT TIC construction ui
the TOO homes planned for The city
IS psrt Of the National Defense
Program Thr entire project vii
cost over s1000O0O. Work L ex-
pected % start within \ few dayz
ca the project
Nex streets. waiter mains. and
ether improvements will be made
70 the property along With the gen.
erai construction. "Details o. fhe
construction program arr expected
to be announced b. the Naval In
EtnEef0 FFy ku0ns
Inc apprataak amounted 90 0I..
s5445.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-25
Megehee Principal
Speaker At Rotary
Meeting Thursday
Tells OF Part Educational system
should Play In National
Defense Program

John Macarthur. Seoutmaster Of
the local troop, presented two men,
bers Of his group to the Moss Point
Rotary Club at their October Is
meeting. John Davis father pre-
senfed his son with the Eagle Scout
badge. The bestowal Of the badge
Is considered a very high honor to
the recipient
A r Megehee. county superin-
tendent Of education. was the prin-
eIpal speaker, basing his talk on
the various types and classes Of
schools. He spoke Of the order IN
which schools are operated legal
requirements. the cost Of operation.
and transportation Of the students
% and from school He also touched
briefly on the part education and
he local school system should PLAY
Ia III national defense program.
The efficiency n which the Ioeal
registration Was carried out. Nas
commended By George Wood. mayer.
He also expressed hls qualification
foF TIE splendid cooperation Of The
registrars and NE smoothnesz in
which they carried OF their duties.
and the pleasing attitude Of TIE
reE1ztranl&
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-25
CREW OF EXCHEQUER HAS
RETURNED FROM NORFOLK.
SHIP DELIVERED TO NAVY
II Is Said the Vessel Will BE Dismansled and Equipped With
Guns. Etc, For General Naval
Service

The cvex OF the S s ExeheQueg.
the first ship completed By the In
gals Shipbuilding Corporation a
few weeks ago. returned 70 Pasca-
gouia Wednesday after delivering
the vessel 70 the U. SHAY Yards
at Norfolk. Va The zhip had 3 very
successful trip arriving last week
end.
II has been learned that the Ex-
chequer virtually viii be diSmantled
BY the Navy and wiz be equipped
for the general service with guns
being mounted on II and other
changes made.
The ship left Paseaeoula on Tues
cas-. October rs II Il 49, feet long
and h capable OF making 20 knots
an hour. The u. s Navy trial
board Is well pleased with the ship
The S 8 Exchester. and the s.. s
Mormactide. sister ships Of the Ex-
cheQuer. : nov occupying the
QUILTING docks OF the Ingalls, Yards
here IN Pascag0nia where they are
being equipped for delivery.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-25
Forestry Program
PerkinstOn Junior
College Nov. End

Gulfport, Oct z5-Dean r. B.
C0lmef. Of the school Of agricul-
tufe Mississippi State College, has
broken a long precedent IN accepting
an invitation to make a public
speech at the Forestry Day program
NJ Perkinston Junior College on
Nov. 2. II was announced today by
District Ranger Jerry WEIGH. Of
the L. s Forest Service.
The day-long program. sponsored
BY the U. s. Forest Service with
perkinston Junior College as host
10 the residents Of Harrison. Stone
and jackson counties. viii feature
= defamation contest among pupils
from 10 schools In the three coun-
ties. demonstrations OF Forest Ser
vice radio and fire-fighting equip
ment. outdoor contests and q bring
your oxn basket-dinner on the
ground picnic.
Dean Colmer. who formerly was
dean Of agriculture at Perkinston
Junior College, wrote.
Only my great interest in forestry
and an invitation TO come back for
4 visit TO Perkinston combined to
make me break what has been q
long precedent"
". c. Balson. OF Virgins viii be
master of ceremonies for the pro-
gram which begins At $50 a m.
The PerkinSton uniformed band viii
nlay Internationally throughout the
DAY. and at the noon hour win ex-
eeute Its intricate parade maneuv-
ers On the athletic field
Regional Forester Joseph Kirchez
and Forest Supervisor B o Hughes
viii be among the L. s Forest
Service officials who viii attend.
Ranger welch. who has been In
charge Of the Biloxi District Of the
DxSoto National Forest more than
tue years. viii introduce Ranger A
" Llndenmuth, vino viii succeed
him as official IN charge Of the dis
txict Ranger WEIGH has been assign
Cd 70 administer the Btenyfile Ma
nonal Forest IN central Mississippi
The program. based around ths
contest among children from the
schools IN three counties that lie
within the National Forest area. VII
Be Of interest 70 every resident q
this part Of the state. RanEel
Weleh said
we extend q hearty invitation
fcH al Of the people q Harrison
E1one and jackson counties TO at
tend. and 10 bring their families and
picnic baskets and enjoy the en-
tire days program.
The program VII Be held on tn
Fefkinsion athletic field. whers
there VII be plenty O roam plenty
q comfortable seaE and plenty O
shade trees Ample drinking watel
I'll Be provided at TIE field.
Our latest and most efficieni
tWo-Eay radio equipment udn b
shown n action. As vii our ftrs
crews and tree-plantIng crews. s.
TIE public may see lust hos ~
are endsavoring to rezsore and pro.
lei Tie forests In soash Mississippi