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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-31
RED CROSS DRIVE FOR
WAR RELIEF FUND Is
MAKING FINE HEADWAY
Pascagsula COMMITTEES Mesting Much Success. and Amoun,
Of Quota Already secured. But WIN Co over the
Top. Meeting Held Msaday Night

The Red cr1ss campaign 10 ralze
tunes for re1ief a ule STRICKEN war
aAazeFeg5 tt Ekrop@ is maxine e.
nes5eEst prugres necawaing 70 ~
purtk Enaee b. she VARIOUS cnairmsen
AaE e~nFnFniltee Nu-kexx ne eosn-
ntEn a. tie e4ty 81 PaAcMEoula sol
undeg aNY Tuesday. solioxam a
naseklnE held Mueaaag nlaht II sAe
e0aFE house anc g1ready fhe drive
asaS paszec sne nkiotse1 qg0tn o.
sn
TIE 1rsee wz1i arzsluzns ~ several
o@aE 81 and ! 4 lszsaea - satze enn
ae~ablY rnnse thar that axEed Of
raseAg0glA Tf1e committee corn-
ENss Ct HerFnes Gnusser anc D. "
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tees r. funds raised. turning u a -
aov* q tl5T ysaeTaGs E~fterr0on TIE
COMMITTEES composed q Joe BYarn-
led an7 C. Bsidsne has reported
SO raised WITH > nszn4Der Of urua-
0e1 yet 10 BE- contacted
TIE committee 81 Eauarc csker
and Rev john ? Sau making a
aaase-to-hou~ eonsazS mas report
ri I5
Several committees q ladies are
Also woEktnG Ia Ehe campaign and
snaagh their reports are incomplete
theg are 0uttUlssk over she results
Tae ladies apposasea 10 wogE n fkse
eAuualan are Ma Nseua o Dnaa-
ne AGFS khae Hal Mr. Z {
Heekharn ST. AFs John Lexzre
Mr. HerInez G4agssev also has ;
committee working 18th her on the
sztxe HeT co-wuxkers arr Mss
hessts PegYy. Mrs Jnha Lord. Mrz
Henry GABElef Mrs. 4 p Epzang
~ Lester Setxf<.~ NrR Arsaar
smith Mrs Arthur Alien Mrs. Rcg
GIseEx Mrs John Cole and Mrs. J
: Lock4rc
Ire Young Wanaens Business
CAab Is takine part n the drive and
TIER COMMITTEES 4 headed b. Mss
Run Cain and Ms Myrtle EeateY
a p Me8ehee. cuuu,y szprfn-
zeu1ers % ea1c4lun Is sczine As
aaA,Y Nocker assisting the vaF1o4a
aasasnltleea
a meeting 81 PAxcARoula commit
- aa~xerS - hes1 Monday nlKas
- - court hose <. " Durham.
easasY chairman psessosd Over ths
eAsos
Tne eAuzpAsgn = Mass P0zuf also
4 sg1anH.uE Tna community hAs
aksu . n4g leadership Il Ire an4uaFs
= 1aaEey rA1@1 Eeg having passed
the ST& marx yesterday and sesexal
earnlni1aees have - 60 turn Ia sne4l
laal FeportA
ne EoFkef8 4 tne vanE@axs
Community bare rz64@d tlH
4are thar a41o h4s oeen rz4sza
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-31
JACKSON co. CHAPTER
AMERICAN RED CROSS
HELD ANNUAL MEETING
Chairman Of War Fund Drive Well Pleased With Progress.
County WIN Go Over Goal Of $1,000. Officers
and Directors Elected

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-31
REPORT Or GRAND JURY
FOR PRESENT TERM OF
CIRCUIT COURT MADE
T~sht tsfriHsesis Referred Recommendation. MADE -
fsftous Matters. Repair 70 eeuu Hsu.s and C~u,i4
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-31
SCHOOL FINANCE
Considered At
P.T.A. MEETING
Jsint MEETING VITA band Auxiliary
Hears That Funds May b
Short In Next Session

Al , j0Eni meeting q the Parent
Teacher Association and Band AUX
naary members held IN the nigh
school auditorium Thursday after
nom the financial condition Of ne
PAsczg0ula schools for the is40-ff
session Wa discussed. Il vas
brought ont b. TIE school Officials
thai the Increased enrolment and
the reduction n the state funds has
brought the system face 20 face WIN
the prospects Of an elght-mntn
term. o. the elimination Of the extra
services now being rendered b ne
school. such as hand home eco
ntntck shop muse and q fuli-ttme
librarian.
The enrolment o. white pupils
has tncreaSas IN the fa5s-4o SESSION
approximately 20 pupils over TIE
previous year Tnzz has n-eceesltate1
ne employment C three additional
teachers for ne 1891 session
After a discussion. Il was unans-
mauzly agreed Ha3 the nniv saaa-
ton 70 the pruohem Il the restoration
q the former mfliAee rate q e
nils N effect e TIE tine ttae srnool
So organized e. 3 rural separate
sehool olalrict
Petitions I'll b< circulated II ac-
coFdance Win U< a. requesting
aaAt the mllaEe rate Be returned .
ne former figure
Failure in tnas sEElon vi res4if
IL A eikhs-ma1shs sefaooi tern sax
lae next DezzA1u. q eurtAllneaz q
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improvements n re school sYgtesn
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I saaH en1aaEer thk crecIt rzfine
q TIE school
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-31
PREPARATIONS GOING
AHEAD FOR LAUNCHING
STEAMSHIP "EXCHEQUER"
Congressman ". n Celmer Of Pascsruula the Principal
Speaker: Christening by Mrs. Maxwell Trust u Wash.
ingtpn. n. g DaaEhter Of senator Harkiey

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tson b ma6inx -mrasauns r. fiss
aazrhsnx 81 rs frxs rAscznmlla-
hu4n saip TIE s 8 ExcheQsarr
shLeh sli taks pAes o. sslar1z~
mnruing. June 6 This hea91fai
tRz-to9 AH-wel.e1 ssesl vessel of
the c-s syp b scheduled to De sid
IN the ustsrx * Pascaeouia RteeF 81
Il e oclock
Congressman William " colmeF.
q Pa<csgoula ual b the ptnraal
speaker ~ fhs ceremonies which uan
sake place ~ ne AEnch.nr A large
number a. prurniuenf people are tx-
pecte1 70 be In PAscarnssia for the
ooesxhun t~nciudine al fhe officials
af the ingalls, C~urporafion from
Birmingham Ala headquarters
No passes xali M required g en-
ter the grounds o. view the launch
in9 Of tire vexsei However. A J.
cras<ark general manager OF the
ShiWard emphasizes the fart toaav
that al persons. including the en-
phoyeex their families anc Others
would not be permitted 10 enter ne
grounds until Il O'Clock Therefore.
there should be no reason for xisl-
tors to come to the plant before that
time
The ways Ter launching the ship
have been puz IN readiness An inch
0f crease has been p6sced between
the Sides and no trouble or delay
= anticipated tn the launching
Three large chain eraRs VIII Be At
tached 20 the vessel 70 retara rs
sEeed during the launching opera
tons. TIE vessel vii b. released by
burning through the heavy steel
plate which nos huldx Il in position.
Il Is reQueStes that all persons re-
tain their places in the various
stands until the vessel is at res; in
the water.
Ample spaces vii Be provided 10
Al from which - xlew the launch
iEzgixE IRE immediate area around
tire ship viii Be roped of A special
grandst&nd viii hold the special
invited guests who are expected TO
attend the launching. Parking
space for visitors with automobiles
vii BE provided ct The entrance 70
the barge vars.
Thousands from ali par Of the
country viii Be present At the
launching, including members Of ire
Mississippi Press Association. A
special broadcast viii be made over
Ire National BroaGeMsttne system.
The ship vii be ~christened b.
Mn Maxwell Trufft. washington.
c. whose husband is a member
Of the Maritime Commission. she
Is the daughter Of Senator Barkley.
leader In the q. S Senate
Persons attending the launching
are requested not bring cameras 70
take pictures q the launching
The S s Exrhequer Is the first
Of . series Of ships scheduled 70 be
built and constructs b. the ingalls,
Shipoudlctng Corporation
The complete program for the
launching Of the vessel will be mace
public the latter part OF next week.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-31
"RUMP' SESSION CLAIMED
AFTER PASCAGOULANS
NAME TWO DELEGATIONS
Scranton Precinct Leaders Elect Two Sets Of Delegates To
County Democratic Convention To
Be Held Monday

Charees sh3t . uFnp convention
wM4 nesc . select delegates from the
Scranton ReclnEz 10 the Jacksan
County Democratic CONVENTION Eers
following wednesdays pre-
elnct ma~1nEz Two EruaN ore
FaeeGne r re corridor q Ire esart
a0lSs ard - MEETING Il the
Board q s~anNrvsosx room o the
court hose. zeiec1ec different cele-
rates 70 Represent tn nFeetnef -
ne couufY convention 70 - he56 o.
Mnncay Iaue ;
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arcs hAc beeu notlfeo b. ire co1n-
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-31

delegation an appeal x1n BE- made 70
TIRE state convention.
Mess Poimt Delegates
Ire Mos Paint Democrats held
their MEETING az the regular voting
plaes n Ire City Han and elected
TIER delegates % the jackson
County Democratic Convention 70
- bed - TIE court house IN Pas
caEuaza MONDAY TIE DELEGATES
rAme1 we're J A Clri0t. J. "
Thompson. T L DeLAznmet A L
Mouno< and x " Durham There
sz3 = large sttendarEe a. the meet
ing nrd the delegates xefe elected
unanimously
Serth Pzaszeszlk
ne electors % TIE Na4h PAscA-
COSTA dlsr1eE met - ~ Cornmu-
nttT Eozx Tues1zy morning l. r
Evans wax eiected Chairman q uae
meeting ard 2 J rz1 r. secre-
TAR Th1< two WITH Ar1oi6 Wa
Ger ard ENo0d Roltevtn wsEe elecs-
2 e represent that preeiFcs a. ~
e0aas4 censrz1son
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oeaeEa& tram souxh Pzseasoaia
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-31
P~ascagoula High
Summer School To
Open Monday

he AnU4l sumner school session
e a P~Asezeaala public schools VIII
D opened Monday morn.n= 4 total
q . EEuaen4 have registered for
ecurses " me school which ell op-
essse for forty says Tne classes xsu
starr ~ : o'clock In Tire morning
ar1 All end each DAY at one oclock
n the afternoon SlpE Tum Wells
announced he following faculty
Mss Cora Bel walker English. G.
y koo<r3 mathematics 4n1 hist
aoEy and Mi&z Betty Lee Head CON-
mercazl.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-31
CATHOLIC SCHOOL
SENIORS RECEIVE
DIPLOMAS, AWARDS
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-31
Summer Race Season
OF P~ascagoula Yacht
Club Opens Sunday
FsFxt Series WIN End Iuay 4 Wis.,
s- Of Last Sundays Prarttre
Races Given

The simmer racing season q TIE
Pascaaaula Yacht c1ub wfn be
opened Sunday s1rh = program Of
races The season VIII be split with
iwo series being sailed from the
heac Of the municipal pier The
usu series will END Oh July 4. At
which time the fourth annual Yacht
Ciub regatta viii Be held.
TIE eaatS participating wfil be d.
rsdec into Six cl&sses-ii 70 fs-foos
catboats - 10 1s-foot eafboats: Is
70 ff-foo4 e&sboasx and II TO isf-
foot eatb1Ats The latter class viii
BE- divided into two divisions accord
ting % the sail area used on tn
boats
The warning gun vii Be fired At
40 eicsack in the afternoon and
each five minutes thereafter. q class
z1fi be started
Practice Races
Winners Of has; Sundays practice
races ser as follows Unllm-
tied eztboatx -Hermlrs. owned hy
w. B Herring. large unlimited cat
boas4. Black Eagle. sailed By
Nelly Hn@ DAVIS: medium cat
boau Alley Oopr owned By Ed
ward SAUCER. small easboats
sqnealxie. owned by : C McPaul
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-31
Parking Lanes Being
Reprinted On The
Streets of PascagOula

Eupsnees ~ ue zrset Depart
meut e re city e Pasezsozls rs
sak &Ee engaged = feeAlnnng uss
u4EkIns lanes IL - hazznsm aneESan
Aha aaHE Il bEaS 6nH# au1er -
uzrHeNaa e Pace WzEEeF street.
eaz1mzz11er Fee.aaaa also aFe
besEz ma1e Cor pedaErtzn Ansa &
stree -lu1eraeuona
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-31

Delegation an appeal iii b. made 70
the asase nnnrnrrftm
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-31

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Evening star., 1940-02-04
C.. C. five Of BeltsYille.
Officers, Directors Named
By CAPITAL Sand|otters

Representative Jennings Ran
dolph of West Virginia was named
honorary president of the National
Capital American Baseball Fedora
tion at meeting of that organiza-
ton yesterday. Wash B. Williams
was elected president.
Other officers chosen were Judge
Edward M. Curran, vice president;
j. Francis Reilly, secretary; G. I.
James, treasurer, and ]. F. Mar
ragon, field director.
Directors named were J. Edgar
Hoover, Gen. Albert E. Cox, James
H. Ferry, Louis Barrett, Clark Grit
fifth, George P. Marshall, Chris
Heurich, jr.; Edward j. Kelly, Wal
ter johnson, Maj. Ernest w. Brown,
Judge Edward j. Hayes, Bill Coyle,
Joseph w. Leverton, Walter H.
Maloney, william Flester, Victor
Gauzza. Walter P. Grimth and
George D. Riley.
Evening star., 1940-02-04
Alexandra Episcopal
Snares 0penerin in
State League
Triumphs Over Virginia
Episcopal in Snoppy
Struggle, 1913

Annexing their first game in the
Virginia State Non Military Prep
School Conference, Episcopal High
of Alexandria, Va, defeated Vr-
ginia Episcopal Of Lynchburg, 1928,
on the Episcopal floor yesterday
in tough, exciting tussle.
The Virginia Episcopal quint
opened the scoring late in the first
period, but soon after the Alexan-
dria quint uncorked series of plays
that netted three quick goals and
put them out in front until late
in the third quarter, when Cliff
Peeler pulled Virginia Episcopal up
on foul shots to make the score
l4-14. This drive was short lived,
for Doug Bradley and Frank Wide
man opened up to put the Alexan-
dria boys in front for the remain
der of the game.
Outstanding both Extensively and
defensively were Doug Bradley and
Frank Wideman for the victors, and
Virginia Episcopal uncovered scrap
pers in Cliff Peeler, John Peel and
Charley SchoeW,
Evening star., 1940-02-04
Central Sending Strong Team
To 7erp Track Meet Drawing
District, Virginia Schools

represent the Rough Riders in the
7O-yard race and Tim Council and
Bob Burns will run in the 1,000-yard
event. Right now five boys are Wy
ing for a place on the relay team
which will be chosen from Lam
caster, Council, Duvall, Leo Car
roll and Stan Cornfeld.
Gonzaga will be represented in
two events, the 1,0O0-yard run and
the relay race. John McGill will
run in the 1.000-yard race and b
team to be picked from Ed Sweeney,
John Stewart. Bob Fuller, Joe Null
lin, Joe Casimano and Earnest OFT
will try for relay honors.
Nine In Tech Squad. "
Rusty Thompson will send nine
boys from Tech. Jack Ballard and
Frank Butler will go in the 70-yard
dash; Jesse Bortell will run in the
1,000-yard race and Eddie Barham
will compete in the high jump. A
relay team will be picked from Dick
Hollander, Lawrence Barnes, Allan
Every, Billy Hall and Dick OBrien.
Thompson expects great things from
Barham.
Westinghouse will take only
small part of its strong squad, but
included in those that will make
the trip are Legg and Earnest
Speakman, both for the 70-yard
event. Legg was beaten in the final
of this race last year, but since has
done considerable winning in i'm
portant schoolboy meets. Speakman
is a newcomer.
Two boys will run in the 1000
yard feature, Garland Clark and
Dean Lee, who according to Coach
Johnny Baker, is a promising pros
pect. Ralph Shumway will perform
in the high jump. 1t has not yet
been decided to send a relay.
Episcopal, which won the meet
two years ago, will send eight boys.
Two have been entered in the So
yard dash, Capt. Bob Willis and
Bobby Hopkins, while David March
has been asked to run in the 660-
yard special invitation. March Is
considered the best runner now at
tending Episcopal.
Bob Semmes, Mortry Lee and
Tommy Norton have been entered
in the high jump and Bill Goodwin,
Herb harrington, Hopkins, Willis
and Semmes will be entered in the
relay.
Spencer Bass and George Hol-
brook are groomsd to 60 in the 1000
yard race. Most of his boys, &C
cording to Coach Charles Tompkins,
are green.
Evening star., 1940-02-04
Double Win Is Scored
By Maryland Teams
On Rifle Range
Varsity and Frosh Trim
Gettysburg College
And Roosevelt High

University Of Maryland varsity
and freshman rifle teams scored
easily yesterday on the College Park
range at the expense Of Gettysburg
College and Roosevelt High School.
The varsity won its second match
of the season in routing Gettysburg,
1888 to 1902, and the yearlings made
their debut by trimming, the Rough
Riders, 1882 to 1,157.
Every one of the Terp varsity men
registered scores of 273 or better,
j. c. Marzolf leading with 279. His
brother, j. M. Marzolf, and Jensen
were only one point back.
P. Newgarden led the frosh
shooters with 276, an unusually high
count for q yearling.
Evening star., 1940-02-04
evy Chase Club Be Host to District Amate Golf Tourney This Year
20 Years Ago
In The Star

Gene Tunney, A. E. F. light
heavyweight champion, knocked
cut AL Roberts in the last mo-
ments OF their Ground fight at
the 1st Regiment Armory at
Newark. Tunney showed clever
form throughout.
Although anxious to acquire
Rabbit Maranville and Rogers
Hornsby. John McGraw of the
Giants is conceded little chance
to get either man this year.
Business High School Is the
latest court victim of unde-
feated Tech, losing, 13 to 80.
Hutchison, Loehler and Gosnell
starred for the Trainers.
Despite her many titles, in
cluding the Eastern golf cham
pionship, Mrs. Ronald H. Bar
low never took golf lesson.
Evening star., 1940-02-04
By ROBERT HENRY.

Five washington high schools and
two from nearby Virginia will send
teams to the University of Mary
land-5th Regiment track meet next
Saturday in Baltimore.
OF the Capital teams. Central
appears to have the most formidable,
but Eastern, Tech, Roosevelt and
Gonzaga have a few boys who might
crash through to victory. The two
Virginia schools, Washington-Lee
and Episcopal, also have fairly cap
able squads, especially the former
which has Wally Legg.
Central will be represented by Jim
Zuppa and Fred Dunn in the 70-yard
dash, Bruce Aaron and Russell
Lamar in the 1,000-yard run and Art
Brasse In the high jump. Zuppa
won the 50-yard sprint at the c. U.
meet last winter. A relay team to
be selected from John iBredbenner,
Jimmy Porter. Bill Edgerton, Clay
ton Morris and Zuppa also will
compete.
Coach Hardy Pearce is happy at
having his middle distance runner,
Babe Hayden, invited to compete in
the $50 special and feels the lad has
a good chance of winning Hayden
set a record for the 440 last year
and also won several other i'm
portant races.
Eastern Team Is Green.
Eastern, which has a green squad,
has entered Phil Kerge and Lloyd
Brookens in the 70-yard run, Bob
Stragan and Louis Marcel in the
1000 and Billy High in the high
jump. A relay team composed of
Bill Walker, captain; Simmons
Brookens, Stanley Belts and Monte
Stanley is to run. Walker won the
half mile race in last years inter-
high meet and Mike Kelly, Eastern
coach, has high hope for him.
Over at Roosevelt, Coach Artie
Boyd has Hymie Lancaster groomed
for a great effort in the high jump
ing event. Last year this boy tied
for first in the Central &C" Club
meet and placed near the top several
other times.
Gene Perry and Bill Duvall will