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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
BILB0 R~E-N0MINATED FOR
L. S. SENATOR IN TUESDAYS
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
Incomplete Returns Give The Junior senator About q 900
Majority Over Hugh White. Griffith Also Renom-
mated For Supreme Court Judge

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Junior United STATES Senate wax
re-nuEuinzSed so~ Engther term q
81 ys4rz Il TIE Democratic Pr
uarle conducted Hzro1ghout I1e
state Tuesday < Ezs Ee~E zuesE-
pseN returns Yesterday afternoon
ats showed E1zoa Aaszng q majority
q %EZ 0gs A4s opponeut former
Governor Eaga : Waite rs
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Senator Eaba W. have opD9E13a1
from a. inesar1eEt O. Republican
william CgaLes member q the
E02ss q Representative from Tia
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
RED CROSS GETS
S33.7l RESULT OF
N. P. TRADES DAY
ksens Sponsored - The Y. W. u c.
OF Moss Ps<n1 Assisted b
McrEnzn1x Of Clty.
CONTINUED q Page Twelvel

Tie Young Won1ens E1Anesx
Gu q Nos rulxa n2s TUNED ue
- u 70 nae Jaeke9n County Chap
tex u tne Red czoss - the feszg
q A2slr receut Moaz Pcint TFN9s
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merchants q Moas Point Tald
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county caagtef. congratulated ~
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aeztHre.
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> secretary. announced uaat -
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O1ober
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
HOUSING PROJECT
is DISCUSSED AT
ROTARY MEETING


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President ATxt1EE Z Sr1th 2Ensaae-
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1he cry4uH uet1 ef houses E1 Pas
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~ IN ahs hs S5usN-a prlnap&ax
ard claar Industries He stated
tat 8 Large peFaxai az uae wares
palG hrfr Mes genf sn neHrps
Qlace6 on annf aa5 M the state "a
families Of N19EEzea who coG1 nU
obtain p.AEss Is Nh1ch 20 I've 4
P2@cAgou!a Elax Herring spdks %
aak Same Linz tezsaE q tne efforts
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aE prngrA1 ~ 3 large scale Et
sac PAscseaaaA lad fallen 6ovn Ct.
ths housing &nc ha1es propositions
- fEr a. premises &c fbe InnAak
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aerned y Mas Aaoaghi out tzks TIE
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aras Commission win the I1gAzk
Nopae might - eGrtRzlnc because
G 1se lz1k q housing Accommodations
ion wo-EmEn aeoeSSzry 10 cArTy cut
those contracts
5ahn wafsS n AlsV@nh Dr. Mc-
nua1n and others mace SsnTT taIks
sionr TIE SanH h.aes Dr. McLNAzz
Suggesting EhE1 ; committee of three
~ appointed q Hzfee4aex me baN-
ness Interests 81 TIE CITY with S
Elew &C forming 8 stock company
w1a paic ~ czxta2 70 bulla wst6
ue -aSESa1es q 1he FEA Q num-
Der " los rent houses The discus
ziaH was Continued EnfA nexx uees-
IA WAe1 T. a. probability Def
n1fa action ~ Be- taken and Ele
Necessary COMMITTEES appointed
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
Stock for 4. & II. Store
Arriving, Formal
Opening September J

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ans Pacttze Foo1 Saort IL PaSz-
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snR placed Or TIRE shelves rzzE usek
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ssuTe wEn take ptnne next TAursdaf.
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mode-u and attractive on the entire
GEE C0asi aac Is conveniently az
ranged u afford Ia most scczsxumo-
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market which Is AZ HnuEA1aan L
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
Family Has
4 Fine Reunion #
Daisy-N estry School

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
Unique Detachment
OF Us. Navy in
Island of Samoa

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I HE PROGRAM
FOR LABOR DAY
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
OIL Explorations
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In jackson County
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30

Cozrt eAer41oE gave Griffith 1zz1I
ToteK and CE1rer 2531A These tab
1lzsl0ns were taken from So pre-
ezacts out e SCI The precincts
slll Ensoco1nteo for are small anc
s l. boz expected that their results
81 have aav bearing CT the ouf-
eonae q lhe eiecaur
Only n member q the House
q Representative from MAsxigglpp.
a11 opposition He vas Congress
uAn Fore Enc Nas Reelected ever
H2x5Grn b. 3 hxndSon1e majority.
Eloo. Eho xx completing Ms
lrEt terri q office n TIE United
States Senate. VII begin his secoa1
NTE January : 1s<i-
Tie vote a jackson County -
UreCuctN fo1h5xN
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
PASGlGOUA CITY
SCHOOLS TO RUN
FULL NINE MONTHS
Sspeuautrnaexs MwEs Sar. T-xnrwnAwe
MifimFe Tat WH ansnTx Sufa-
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
SGkG AND DANCE
By LOCAL ARTIST
At ROTARY CLUB
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
Free School Books
For Private Schools
Is Being Enjoined

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
OPEN HOUSE MEET
At WADE SCHOOL
THURSDAY NIGHT

IRE trustees superintendent anz
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pa-1ntEn6en* O. TIE scAaonl h to Hr-
quaint the F4ironk az me sszHoos
and Others wiz nk improvements
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ru and grounds Ct the scflooa
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIP
SkEET IN
PASCAG0ULA. SEPT. | AND 2
VII BE Held or Paseagpuls Skeei Associations Range On
Kreoie shortcut Highway. Practice Shoosing Sundas
Morning. Tournament Begins Thai Afterneoa

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-30
PwASCAGOULA HAS
HOUSING SURVEY
By KPA OFFICERS
Anatnr WFA stale Aan4fnAstratax
And Stale SUPERVISE ieth Serttsn
Survey. Visits E4sy Ard Ceunxx-

Jackson NsN-KellHT p Mesu5z
AcflnE state Murk Projects AGnln-
ksirNsuE for MlSx4sxzap announced
kaat Gus v Warner Area RE
aearch Supervisor os ttSe NsgAzaAl
Research Pnusec1 arrived IL Mis-
zlsSyga MaE1aAy afternoon August
18th tc confer with STATE wpA a.
ssr&N1s regarding 8 national ceferSs
study q hoxSSnE oouc1non1 n Pas
czgo1lA-
WPA officials moved swiftly. zzak-
zug the necessary &rrAngeruentS fes
immediate initiation ug the survey
Lenter c L1Egrst STATE Supervisor
o. tae 1sh Seetaoa Land Survey
vAx loAnec % &ae National Research
PToseci as SUPERVISE q the nouS-
1ne ssacy = PRscae04lz winch XII
begin Wednesday. August 18th
Melton commented Enat tins ac-
ftan follows closely on Ehe heels
q q recent conference ot wPA and
FLA officials including Colanel
Lawrence Wes1hyook. Regional d.
rector End Melton himself. with
representative czzzeFk q nnsczEoalA
and a jackson County. WPA and
FLA officials a. that time studied
TIE housing pronlEn IN R9sczgoula
a. the invitation Of Mayor CEnty.
ingalls, ShlpyE-o and others.
Qualified personnel now enT6uyec
or 0tner Professional and Service
projects II Harrison and jackson
counties VII oe transferred e the
National Research Project for the
duration of the PascaEoSla JOB
Warner and LHgEez are II Pas
r&RouiA from the HatHesnug wPA
Dlgtrsr; office and Il Is expected
taaf the necessary transfers VII DC
effected curing ths cay.
The Aeic Eork VII be completed
within TIE nexf week o. ter days
Daily reports from PascAg0glz vi
BE sent directly 70 Washington The
surrey VII Eake & possible 70 as
certain exactly Hkaas sh1ula De ooEae
~ the vaxaoas governmental asen-
raes 70 solve uhe housing problem IN
PzscaR0HAA
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lem al that pcknf one Of prime ma
lnnA defense importance, accord
tzF 10 Mr.. EElsu1
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F1ewe6 here Wednesday. that i
customary 70 carefully Niec1 .
cross section q lae dwelling units
within the vicinity and CITY being
surveyed but = the Ease q Passs-
go1la the work VII consist Of 9
1905 house-uo-hozse canvass Ct the
dwelling units
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= tnas 5oc I'll return 70 their rega~
larry assigned duties WREN The SUI
Ve. has besn co-upisaec.
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WeIIes
Continued From First Page.)

Secretary Stephen T. Early told re-
porters.
Mr.. Early said he had been au-
thorized to give friendly word of
advice" against any newspaper re-
porters writing themselves "out on
limb" warning particularly
against any reports that might be
attributed to "allegedly authorized
or unimpeachable or reliable
sources.
Reporters were surprised both by
the wording of the statement and
the circumstances of its issuance
On its face, 1t was merely warm
ing to newspapers not to speculate
about the nature OF the Welles re-
port.
The statement obviously has more
far-reaching eff :ects, however. 1t
amounts to an order by the Presi-
dent to all officials of his admins
tration. including Mr.. Hull and Mr..
Welles themselves, that no informa-
tion is to be given out about the re-
port. And it treasures the leaders
of warning Europe who talked frank
ly with Mr. Welles that what they
said is being kept strictly secret.
Otherwise, if there should be any
leaks" in the press here that gave
the appearance of revealing what
Mr.. Welles learned in confidence,
his usefulness in any future conf
dental mission naturally would be
impaired.
Mr. Welles reported promptly to
Secretary Hull and Mr.. Roosevelt
Evening star., 1940-03-29
Simeon R. Hill Dies,
Printer for so Years

Simeon r. Hill, So, Government
Printing ONCE employe, died yes
terday at the George Washington
University Hospital. He had been
in i'll health for nearly a year.
Mr.. Hill had been employed at the
Government Printing Office for four
years. Born in Calvin, Ill.,, he had
been employed for nearly so years
in newspaper offices. starting at the
age of 10 in a small printing shop.
He came to Washington from Men,
phis, Tenn, where he was employed
by the Memphis Commercial
Appeal
A veteran of the Spanish Amer
ican War, Mr.. Hill belonged to the
United Spanish War Veterans. He
also held memberships in the Ma
sonic order and in the Shriners.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Jessie Mai Hill; a son. Simeon r.
Hill, jr.; a daughter. Miss Thelma
Hill, all of Washington, and another
daughter, Miss Mollie Hill of Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Funeral services will be held at
the family residence, Y Adams
street NV. at $50 am. tomorrow
Burial will be in Arlington National
Cemetery.