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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
WILDLIFE ASSOCIATION
CONSIDERS PLAN TO
ENLARGE ORGANIZATION

ne M1AAupgA wslasifs Azsxsa-
t4rn ID eesaa6erinN q plan 30 eulas9e
~ urwAfizas1cs TO be ccsnTNaSd of
nixe dstxscs orwnniraticns Tntx
matter wsn be taken 40 ~ . mees-
me &C sfe A2uoci&fton 70 Be heE IN
Jackson October 90
II Is PROPOSED that each dlssRtct
Be composed q county orEAnka-
tson II the district The ntns cIs-
fFsrx chAaTaaen wN form q par Of
tne Executive Beard Of Ire Mtsx2a-
xfura WISdiffe Association Tits vii
divide TIE state into districts and
earA District wiil have = pTe1aem
separate from the ether districts
and can help 70 wosk out their can
problemA
The oa3ect AZ the meeting. stated
" n BefheA. Jackson Is 70 STINT
late the care Of our present exist
ING ulldEire 81 protection ard feed
ting. and the encouraging ot Fa1stue
more wild life In cur state It i nos
the purpose 10 attempt enforce
menl az TIE laws but TO create
4m0nE the citizens a better unoer-
standing of the value Of the Wild
life and the necessity for ueServ-
ing what we have AZ present
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be designated as East Lincoln
/ Avenue. The name sLadae stall
be discontinued.
s. Change name OF Boudousqui
Street to Roosevelt Street. as IL IA
q continuation thereof swtth q
slight tab AZ the intersection d
Lincoln Avenue.
g. Combine Ford Avenue and Bel
fast Avenue under the name Of Fast
Ford Avenue for the entire contlnu-
ity.
7. Continue the name Canty
Street 70 apply from Delmas Av-
enue TO Lincoln Asenile. and 6iA-
continue the use OF Washington
Street a 8 name for any part
thereof.
8. Name the new street opened
west Of South Pascagoula Street as
a continuation Of School Street.
West School Avenue. and rename
| School Street East School Avenue
.. Change the name Of jackson
Street 10 East Convent Avenue; and
the name Convent Street. which Is
In the position Of continuation Of the
same thoronghfare, change 20 West
Convent Avenue.
10. Rename that part Of Cedar
Street between the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad ana 1--we Oak
Street North Frederic Street. and
let the present Frederic Street be
known rs South Frederic St.
II. Combine Magnolia ard Ker
Streets TO be known respectively a.
North Magnolia and South Mag
nozia Streets.
Il Change the name q the
street oonecting North Pas1aeoaia
Street and Krehs Lake nov kzl0zn
as Spring Street and sometimes
known IS Lake Street - Willow
Street
Is. Oak Avenue. connecting
Roosevelt and Garfield Streets.
should be changed 70 Madison
IL Change the name of john
Henry Street to Monroe Street
IS. Combine Market Gt1eet. Gulf
view Boulevard. Josephine Street.
and Henry Street under the name
Of North Market Street for that
portion North Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad. and soafh Mar
ket Street for that portion south Of
Tie Louisville and Nashville Rail
road
Is Combine Live Oak Street and
Porter Avenue. calling ne former
West Live Oak Ayenee and tie lat
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
= = ExcsEEouER aKrt4Ns
AFTER SUCCESSFULLY
COMPLETING rHffsEs



hsoAashi hsck safely u TIE shipyefd
II Naa necessary 10 pump h@sfA over.
heard eli ~ the sAtrf ballast This
operation unx completed ahsaat fassn
YESTERDAY and The NIP E3~ueesaaa %
ikte ward. arriving akxf1k twu @nn
nnn-hA1l hours later. wtaefe u sAt
securely do<ked and aw4itN ogsupAe-
tan for delivery 70 IRE z 3 Mar
time Commission afuut uEtuoeF ~
T1ae naval beard ursza Isasinx M
seszeI congratulated TIE offAssAis
ard thn nhipfs BUILDERS On kha fine
performances % the snip and ~
construction, Tfhag we're ~extTnxnsiY
uleassd with the wuFkmanAnlp and
appearance ~ the seAasl and thSi
remarks were highly complimentary
Offieiass 0f the MMssE1ss Coinnls-
slnn also weEn hish n uear pNtas
q ths ship
Congressman william Coamer
vino waA one q the guests Oh board
lie Excaoaner ua TIE frs aag 81
TIE trials. Immediately nEznlnuni-
caasd mith the II q District Kalgf-
nanFa office Ia M0biie requesting .
survey 81 the channel 10 axcefs atn
TIE depth az ths water xkgB this
fuufe This complat0 report viii b.
fcMnnfded 70 Congressman CpimeF
and Local nfftelAh within = fs4 daFA
11ie aurvey ga made eafiieF this
seek b. the drcdgs tender. Chlck-
axnw which made ia Fefxsf - ths
Esaglneefn department
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iua held last Saturday. molllbltina
the Inaning o. moving from any -
the buildings. the poultry eaups ard
othfr equipment Of NE fair grounds
Ample asasn wfls b. provided for
those attending the fair ard ulG-
Messing ths ysfksaas entertainment
features The peFkizstnn Jnniof
College. PaacaNouia nnd Moaa puint
High school Egandk I'll render con-
1sfts during Tire fair Is has bsen
tns custom during ne pAst svsFai
years.
The Ocean Bpxlnes 0reShoands
football team has ben invited 10
play the football game 1t nae fair
81 Ef1daF afternoon aEAlfask ~ op~
ponent 70 BE- nnnss6 later.
Il Il also planned - hays . pa
rsde o. Drhool bs1ses and "a tn
speeEsnu 81 thee transportation
units on Frt1ny Nith psisea 70 be
aHa1de1 10 those having their
busee Ia the besf esa1lEzeaa 1hks
Tart q the pFugram i IL charge of
a = Magehee. c0ansF supsfintsnd
ent q education
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
Newly Weds rendered
A Progressive Dinner
By Group Of Friends

IT Ard Mrx PAT Hssasa~rs wvrv
rumpsiaaenscN with . &Nsshtfai
NFaxfeAax 1lzssef Wednesday
eyegstEA< as y xronn 81 FneAr sFseseas
TaAe p0rts ffrEt wx13 ~ Ahe nemAe
Is Mr. and MRS MAFxm Ysnn in
M1es rosut where Trey wexe aNfved
htSx dnasreA T9seF uaen axaf -
tlse lausne of Mg ara Atf1 A. r.
Mngehae ~ pNNcAHuaia whaFe ne
main Nfaster crtEfR ms aEfred b8fs
fes esyA LeAvln& nseFs uhxs wxnt
- me heese a. Mr asa Mrs. q p
Inner IL GAniteF atser~ ereseFs q
ke eFesm ard cake uere SERVED
Tne h1eteh&RS we're assisted Ia ea@
teftAAniuR tbN g0rsts ~ MFN Aitezs
Mansfaeld Mrs NJ g. WesaSMn ard
Mrs. 4 L Reuse A ure elmMx 81
1h1s telsKftfai affair. which uas
planned rs q ~cuenparke surprise -
Ars Hek1ezhefw Masne tagwiy Rffte
uefe presented % hNr T9auza al
tending we're Nhe h~cro<Nee4 Ms
and Mr& HeideibeFx. Nj. ard Mira
Nawn Nr and Mr. RsssSe NJ ana
Mrs. MeEehee. Mr. ana Mrs. W. A
Avesa Mr. and Mrs LupeF NJ. and
Mr. Broou,e
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04


that vas successfully ssAerpd
tvoaEh To passage durinx hts
regime.
MILITARY SERVICE SCHEDULE
u1 following b an approximate
time table. Etiii subject 10 change.
II the machinery 70 put tlAe seiec-
t&ve service act into operation
Prom n0w until 0ct0ber ie. nngn.
nations by Governors and aupulni-
ment by the President og state and
Local craft boards also wtntine
registration cards and setting up
registration machinery.
oztooeF 10. r~egisieFifg the Ia
10000 persons covered By the Act
one out Of ~ vii be wlected the
fsrnf rear.
October iT-aa. preparing master
sheets and tAbulasing registration
CARDS
October "a. lottery 70 be held. IN
which priority Of service wtll be e.
tabllkhed
October 2s-Noyembef l. esssrsb-
utlng questionnaires according 70
priority. filling aat, returning. Hnss
classifying negfstrants.
November l. selection q first
draft quotas.
November IS. Induction OF first
ualnees into Federal Service
The National quota IL expected 10
be about 10000 meu for the re-
naainder OF 1890 A quota VII be
established for each state aud
local board area according to the
number Of men Il has available in
proportion 70 the National total. In
this connection. Il Is eztimseu hy
The Census Bureau that mississippi
has 255.00o men out Of the i6.600.-
600 In the whole country vino win
b covered by the seiective service
act
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
New Engine To
Be Displayed

The ueaxl naAxsTin Eotnanasz4a
rssxatiF acquired ~ NE MlaAANsn4l
Export Railroad h expected - ~
rive nax1 MeeA and efIi Dc nzAesa
urar Tie nEftes "a Mnaa puinE faf
lnapeeElnzz - Ahe plhsle v. =.
Duttegas assNfal mnlsawef az she
Lire. annaamaed toaaY Ianf ne
engine uonza be un display ne aea-
efai l~nsnNetl0sa ~ ne paelac IN
Friday. uesaaef IT.
tbs engine VII b. - Fxmxauula.
90 Tie uAeks rear 6isa aIisa1aaz1aE
Export aaslruaas fFeiahs essuE. -
Saturday Oesohef IN
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
Ocean Springs Opens
Football Season On
Saturday, October !

Ihe oessn Springs usaehan
fuotnaIT taAsn WfIi cfefK r1,etr o4a
schedule saturday ~aflefnnsnm. ueta
Der 8 AGAINST ths q g Y 4 f.
atts Tftu uFsyfauunds Nfn nlaf -
it-kanfn ee1indula this 6nnsatf
ue aFsF1toufda hest neFefai 4
- hast psAYsFs last eeaAun kal
Coach - Z casAlelain hAa fNahaz
~ uut : skFsza4 iineup wnseh I'll
na hmFdrdftslnN and fhNt
Inc MlsHauIn Il a. fnItnm3
OFT = = z " A. unfnn
oet II. Sacred alEaTk There
prk II. Fmm CHRISTIAN. Theirs
ock - ns1axf Ihefe.
hos /. 81 Atanafann uo4ne
Nov : nnen
Nos Is. Hiln, Tfafe.
N0s. - = & III A. There
Nvs =. fAaza Christian. ffnwne
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
Jackson County WAfu
Baptist Association
Program Of Events


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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
LOCAL TOPICS

Word has bern received og the
arrival uf = % to Mr. ard Mira II.
Dsetx. born IN New Orleans ct
Hotel Daeu. SATURDAY night sep
tembef 30. Mra Dsetx viii be re-
membered by her man. friends Ia
paNcaeoula Ra the former Miss lone
Canty. daughter Of ~ a. Canty.
and eldest erandehfld q Mrs. ".
w. Canty. The little fellow has
been given The name Of Frank Her
bert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Murray are
receiving congratulations on uas
arrival Of = daughter. whom thss
have naraed Bonnie Ann. born II
The jackson County Hospital Tses-
day October |. Mrs Murray Is The
former MIsA Helena Caxtanera Of
this city.
The business and social meeting
OF the Faithful Workers class of the
First Baptist Church ERa ssrId at
the hcme Of Mira Harvey Lndnier.
The purpose Of the meeting wss
the retirement Of the old officers
and Inhalation Of the new officers
for the class Twenty members
were present ard also = sfxisof. Al
ter the business session. gaines were
played and refreshments we're SER
we'd BY Group Number /, with Miss
Irma Mcleod a. Group Captain.
w n Herring has returned from
a business trip to washington and
New York City.
Lttle Miss carolee Ladnier.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mira L n
Ladnier. underwent 4 tonxsIlectumY
IN Dr. Mcvgiiliana' C1Snic In Gulf
port last 4eek
MIRA w N CuImer Left Monday
morning for New Orleans 10 BE- with
her father. !. II Miner. OF Meridian.
who has bern III at Tonfo Infirm-
airy
Miss Christine Lennep has re-
turned from New Orisans. where
she visited her brother. VINO IA
been confined to the Government
Hospital there.
Miss Maybelline BogdAhn heaan
work Tuesday morning IN the
sheriff's office. where she has &C.
cepted . position as clerk. For ttse
pa&f ak months Miss BOgdahn has
been connected With Ford. White
and Ford. and her vacancy IA belne
filled b. Mrs o Z Ward. o. Laire-
dale.
Mrs. Harold Eel has resumed
her duties IN the office at j 4
Graham Tax Assessor, beginning
work last Monday.
49,
90
Miss Bonnie Cole attended -
Alabama-apTIne I'LL fotball Rasne
IN Mobile Friday night
o
Friends Of Miss Shirley McNafE.
nfteen-year ID granddaughter Z
Ars ~. a R0uf.ke 81 this city. vii
b. glad % hear Enaf she q On her
say " PaseaeoulA and VIII affse
Fr1aay o. Saturday. Shirley Mo
attended school here last year. ST.
fered from q siikhk Illness during
the past Heek and NaS confined T.
= hospital IN Washington. d g.
where ane aas living sim her -
Ter.
Mr. ard Mfa HeFmee 0aulla
and eon. John. mokoFed 70 Mes Or
Leans 10 e4e the TulAna-B Boston CT
hge Football game. SATURDAY
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
Rotary Club Hears
Radio Broadcast at
Wednesday Meeting

The Rotary Club had no program
at wednesdays meeting. = radio At
the table getting the new Of the
World Series baseball game. furn-
Shing the greater part Of the en-
tertztnmenL There were two TO-
taFtank frogz Moss Point making
up their attendance.
A pleasant feature Of the meeting
was the rendition Of several airs on
brass horns by a quartet from ghe
High School Band. consisting Of
Bobby Gautier. Billy Scheffler.
John Hedmzn and Jean BeFnd.
The meeting next "Wednesday VIII
be = joint one with Moss Point at
FSScagoala
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

scensluued Prom Fass ozs1
AeFafiane - Wooeen. - Fu1tuns,
holdtne. Extra points. MeKAFlAne
- plate kicks EFat aaau4 ra2xn~
zoala. } Mccall & Passes afasznused
p~aNaaoala 10. MeoIa Fmnses
easnpletAd PnaeAEgulA = Mealfl q
Penalties. FaecA91ala. s. Paris Mc~
ON - yards nuhatlEasiasas. pnsrA-
Ea41la = Da9Eett. Lopez. c.. Hoo
efts. slater. ttrAb l. aeh1eEnner
As@tssfF. AanszAx. uaesz ne0m.
Stewart Barry. WooEen. 0sbIe.
Hake Renieke filesas Mougn.
~ Coleeel refeTee. aaadoE
IL hafuAab mnHlfas Bel Tia
H0uail h<adilusssnan
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

ter East LIZ O. Avenue Ire
name o. Porter AVensss 4 70 Be els-
continued
- Cnasa.e G4 szasas ~ Cen
muny Street - Ele4eiiie Arensze
TO- Th# street. e~o41utcfine H0ukk
Fnscaxoas@ sua eazET STREETS dzzE
- knoen ~ WesE HelFick AfenAa
fof ~ entire continuity. ard &c
0e Of tie sd Mt<fMaY for a1ks
street discontinued.
20 H3saEEzA tna street lead1na
north fHezn Telanzana ROAD ana
pafaliss.as Henry street. Vassa
peJean street laszad of wasalae
Ton g.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

100 students In the school This Is
exclusive Of about 10 students who
are being transferred from the
welding school which has been IN
progress at the r. b walker & sons
shipyaFd for the past few weeks.
The school viii have about five
welding machines TO start with and
several more are expected to be
installed as soon rs possible. Each
machine win take care Of training
about 10 men daily.
No more applications are being
taken for the school until further
notice.
Supt. Wells and T. A. Parker, 70
cational instructor Of the school
VIII sc 70 Perkinston today where
they VIII work out final plans for
the school at q district meeting Of
superinteudents and state depart
ment OF education officials.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

whaa Carp shelby VIII mean ~
Acafh Mksx4SklEM Is fuat being rnAls
tnc2 Inc War Department has
awarded contracts tctaliug almost
ter msflicn dollars TOR construction
d he camp TnS win give eEn-
pluyrnent 10 somewhere between five
ana ten thousand men Tor several
months One division of the OHIO
National Guard Is to be tnducted
into service on Octuher ~ and -
report 20 Camp shelby soon there
after. Another dlxixion viii be sta
toned there as suon as the con-
s~tructton has progressed enough &c
provide housing for them A total of
approximately fersy-sxo Thousand
enigsed men and officers wfil even
tuaIly be stationed there Inc pap
roll win ran vel ~ 3 million dol
lars q month IN addition q great
deal Of produce such as milk. fresh
vegetables etc. xfil be purchased
IN the surrounding territory. That
this wiil benefit not only Haftise-
burg but every section Of south
Mississipp b obvious
Jebs AZ Camp shelby
The construction work AZ Camp
Shelby Is being oune by contract
rather than BY the Government n.
self, and. OF course. the contractor
Is free 20 select hts own personnel
In any way he seex fIt. as on any
private JOB. It Is our understand
tng that under the procedure staaf
has been worked out. all unskilled
labor viii be taken from the rolls
IN the State Employment Offices
The rolls IN the local Hatsaesbure
Employment Office viii be used
first This office covers four coun
ties, Forrest, Perry. Greene, Lamar.
As the work progresses and more
men are needed the Employment
Offices In other counties in that To-
cality win be called on 10 furnish
men. So anyone interested in d
kind Of unskilled labor should req
lister with hts local Employment Of
ice Under the policy adopted By
the representatives Of the contrac-
tor, I understand that union labor
ers viii be used on skilled work and
That they viii be hired through the
Hattiesburg carpenters union
Speaker nankhead
The strain Of the office OF Speak
er OF the House has taken It's toll
again. Honorable william H. Bank
head. OF Alabama. Is dead. the third
Speaker 70 die during this Admin
isfration. Speaker Bankhead had
had a heart attack several
ago. but after a prolonged rest. was
able TO take up his duties again. an
parently restored 70 health. After
MS death It vas civulRed that he
had insisted. against the advice Of
MS physician. on carrying his fun
share OF the load not only In the
House but for the Democratic Party
as well He went TO Chicago 10
make the keynote address at the
Democratic Convention. and It was
while he "a In Baltimore TO deliver
another address for the Party that
he was stricken again.
Mr. WI was not the dictator.
Uncle yce Cannon type Of Speak
er. He was not . driver but q lead
er, depending for his effectiveness
on the friendship and high regard
Of the Members. That his method
was successful Is obvious when n
considers the important legislation
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

II u q ezxsn&ntM nnAnd C4emNsi EnHinev. m Akzxn ukk
And Lee Answes aan wResnt ne ma.aAa& sswx Msasn rnsMnny -
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cuwNNa 10 Il announcements ~ aNaH + n wNxS
Chenafa4Y ard CnNmhMi EHEnxextna kAg0 made pnMNe ar mpn8~
Nn mntouauAka Nhe tawa thmy RET on Ahe Ur&ha y wex4 uw fxtNxs
eTstoN shearN Tights shreA hAA ard esen mw FALSE trhs Te taw4e
naunk etwy az These usnAm4u aeteiAwnentk wA hM t8 ~ H#xpNAg
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Al ; Sea YeeN fakAon She's : msfe1 wa4 eAa hNsn heAa - faA
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paraol FexnmMfs aHk handkerchief n&H pn1aa sMN& hasAAaz bHe
hacsiet sscsy had&-An pcdaet1 % ne shsuaenl lafswaaoy-symhoaas
q new. artificial world which has fen Nithan one eNne3AAAam
M ahlngneia haa had many seasN q lnaahkFtai skpsEssnxe Mah
or the pexmAnnaaAte ~ potash ued ~ the allied armies aNuSna uw fHNt
world War vas mhae undnf his eaawT~tAnA Ne M. Ne~n AH thAfwe ~
the Abamsons o. 4ha 0oAyuax TIRE ard Runoeg Cnmpmuya AkNa. ard
Cnae4 chnfnat a. Ianer tnu Anestma paan8 ne a. ua largest IN thR world
Fr . nunater a. y0nrs ~ has tAaeht Cneuueai En1nneru9 II Ne una-
serMRy nf Southern California and IN 1857 nNa Chairman e TIE NADha
en California seraaon q ire American Chnmarl mnstr
Nannanr knoNn III his Nsecaai nxd ~ fuhMNF ard pkasAEA nE
st4ngned viii demonstrate hos ruhnNr = cMxuaatsd And wxAaed bnAe
cur everyday articles hW synthetic resins are fafNd. hes REV Nw3NEA
are rpaanme ea~ and ALA hos TIE chemical engineer hafFe>A ss
roadwnyx ard amne OF The toMs he weFk8 sth
aampae danonssrannus eNa expaanAunMm wn na 70 gn m<vssfl
and thueoanh GnderAfmnalng NJ tha fAm4ra1nN pNwMntafmn ard tAANH
lncrcaae Intelligent interest VI Modern ChsnSmny IN Everyday haNr
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

HU MANU TIN
TIE 44N efun - Sfa4 - Ma1e
Aeheel hstd lta fzFzz nzeszzlzx a kise
rear Tuesday assAemnNE ~ TNe
club ks,esA NeFs tsETne1 II o kflss
Cain fuf grazing sri ne eEeS Nx2
szAFtsd wish - hzs# e hexl1sz :
maefA tsttar aFsanlzzzznn kAsn ans
- ths past. Nsfn 81 q - nsxntAesx
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

Sunrise, Sunset and High
and Low Tide
Port of Pascagoula
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

Mr. ard Mfa Hernnee 0aultel
and son. John. mokoFad 70 Mes Or
leans 10 aee the Tulana-B0Nton Cals
hge FOOTBALL gAE1e. Saturday
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04

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Evening star., 1940-07-23
Investigation Is Begun
Of Homes for Refugees

Investigation Of homes and shell
ter offered for refugee children from
Europe In the District was begun
yesterday by the Council Of Social
Agencies.
Mrs. w. A. Roberts. council secre-
tary. announced that the United
States Committee for the Care Of
European Children had presented
two memoranda to Lord Lothian,
British Ambassador, having to do
with the transport and acceptance
Of British refugee children.
One not emphasized terms Of q
resolution passed by the committee
that this corporation Is prepared
to receive children from the British
Isles whose parents or guardians are
willing to assume the responsibility
Of having such children cross the
Atlantic Ocean on ships which may
or may not be conveyed" Lord
Lothian was asked that the British
government should assure itself that
the parents or guardians are ad-
vised Of this, and that the COM
mittee be informed as to steps taken
to notify parents or guardians.
The committee advised further
that 1t lis Offering the hospitality
Of this country to the children when
they arrive here and Is ready to
give full assurance Of their proper
care while in the United States"
Evening star., 1940-07-23
Rev.. Theodore Espe|age
Is Appointed Bishop

The Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni
Cicognani. apostolic delegate, an
nounced last night the appointment
of the Rev. Theodore Espelage, o. F.
NJ, to be bishop of the diocese of
Gallup, N. Mex.
A native of Cincinnati, Bishop
elect Espelage was ordained to the
priesthood in 1918. Subsequently,
he pursued special studies at Catho-
lie University here. He is now at
the Church Of the Holy Family,
Oldenburg, Ind, where he also has
been serving as professor at Holy
Family Seminary. He is a brother of
another bishop, the Most Rev. Syl-
vester Espelage, o. F. NJ, who is
vicar-apostolic Of Wuchang, China.
With the new appointment, every
bishopric in the Catholic church in
the United States is filled, a circum-
stance said to be unusual because
Of the number of posts and the re-
currence Of vacancies.
Bishop-designate Espelage be-
came chancellor of the archdiocese
OF Santa Fe, N. Mex, In 1919 and in
1884 was appointed rector of st.
Francis Cathedral, Santa Fe., from
where he went to Oldenburg in 1899.
The diocese Of Gallup, to which
he now goes, was created in 1899
and the newly appointed bishop will
have jurisdiction over more than
$4,000 square miles and a Catholic
population Of more than 10000 COM
municants. Sacred Heart Church,
Gallup. has been designated the
cathedral Of the diocese.
Evening star., 1940-07-23
Women's City Club

The Woman's City Club will fea-
ture its fifth get together" this
season Thursday evening. Hostesses
Evening star., 1940-07-23
Jade Collection Shown
At National Museum

A collection Of q wide variety of
jade, including a strand Of 122 beads
sent to this country by q London
dealer for safekeeping, is on dis
play in the Mineral Hall of the Ma.
tional Museum. The pieces were
loaned the museum by S. Kriger of
this city.
Included in the collection also is
a wide range of different objects
into which jade is often carved.
The beads in the large strand are
evenly matched according to color
The display, it is said, affords op-
portunity to compare the different
qualities of jade as we'll as to visual
lie the difference between jadeite
and nephrite, two minerals included
IN the jade classification, it is said,