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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
GRAND LODGE OF
Odd FELLOWS END
ANNUAL SESSION


The Mzs1S2ppi Grand Ledge *
Ocd FelloNk Ia session - duiipo~s
"Wednesday and Thursday 81 last
wrek. concluded their annual meet
iEag imte TnurSay afternoon with
the esrctlon u officers Tor the en-
suing yeaf. leso-lssi. Is follows
J. o Wlseman q 0reenvllls
grand master . q HUI q Colam-
bus deputy grand master. p L
Steen o. NckSbura. graxc warden
Arthur Alien Of PascaR0uh grand
secretary Herman Kafz o. Haaties.
burg grand treasurer. c c Herring
Of Laurel and J. T. Lzndin Of West
point Representatives 70 the Sow
ersign Grand Lodge.
The following Officers wsre np-
pointed ny the new grand master
G. N. 6covsll Haffieshurx. grand
chaplain. " o Alexander. BiQ
Level. grand marshal: r. r. Barnes
Meridian. grand conductor Sher-
mar Greenlee. Water Valley. grand
herald: ~ c. Porce, Has;lesbure.
grand guardian
Columbus was selected as b
place al the lezl meeting. water
Valley. Meridian. Greenwood Green
vile and jackson also being n0sui-
Continued ON Last paprl
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
Father and Son Are
Fined For Assault
In Justice Court

II / Cook and james Cook. his
son. Of John Henry street were
fined 500 and 500. respectively. in
Justice Deuuys court Thursday att
ernoon. on charges growing ogs q
= fight la front Of the COOK home
arly Sunday morning In which
MeTrll Labichs waS badly beaten up
The older Cook was charged with
holding 3 gun on Lzhseke wails his
san ailegedlY committed the assault
AMI battery
The fight uAs SAID 70 have occur
red about Lee A n SUNDAY. when
Lahtche wa rcp1ted 70 have a.
tempted % persuade q young lady
q TIE Cook household 20 60 swim
ming xith him
Both Of the Cooks flied an appeal
u Circuit Court
Lab.cae u4s later triec or charges
o disturbing TIE peace and HA6
toaad moi guilty
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
PASCAG0ULA SCHOOLS FACE
DIRE PREDICAMENT UNLESS
CITIZENS ACT PROMPTLY

During aae past several weeks
pettuuns hare oesn circulated n the
P4&a9oaaa Separate Ssneoz district
aathafsxlnk Al increase q ENu mills
ca ASSESSED Valuation q property IL
order 6 maintain ne pahIAe schools
thelf sasas rating Ter re 1870
~ session 50 FAR the result has
been nE4Eaa. and TIE mase seems
1cl1E1 = &c anssz = RzEz 3t%
81 u1e qualified cleefa1z - nnf
e4re nseezst8 q additional fund&
and azu tas petition aataovtEtng
u1e Increase
FuT tie mfurmkfiuu q a. perSo1a
interested = shc zhuaN ard city.
80 auale Lac 90 palus CT shy
ne nzefaae i Necessary au1 1ne III
umate HazasH unless ae nes1ee
tunas ere waseed
Tha Fazazoaa Separate Sch0oi
DsfFses Is faaed Etth hhe problem
ol uaaHzIaz sae ecaazfzaz = ~
81 thE county st-denU Unzie de-
nFlDE saaa frugu Only IS ~ the
aasae .azaafsau De- = TIE IN
fI T. naa4aa1u - TnHolsmfnt
nu aesH HzHeaAlE FAnzzzz. uFces-
stating a~zaz2uAA ieaznezz sAik
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
OLDEST MOSS / JINT COUPLE
TO 0BSERFE SIXTY-NINTH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
sir. and Ar~. John Myers CenapIete Alno~l Seven DECADE ef
Happy Married Life In Mess Point. Mr. Myen.
Recalls MANY Changes In CITY

S~zxfg&nlEse wears of ut4Fs1ea hil&sf
hat Is tke u1atzNzal anniversary -
~ rrva % Mr AEd MfA Anlin
NyeFs 81 Griffin street A9us Psint
cn SstuFaay 1GTs@ ~ NsEEhre~
aaa yesF4 oA rsmc.
asxi Ush tine DAD enupx 1--we
qaAesa - aAezf hegsse. wfsfe iaey
hase seeuf nesriy tfnx1r entire
rtess AA nat ex1ihtk , keen intsr-
ga Na e~azazann1sF Ana ~NxM affairs
an antese2 -asaAifnarneo ~ ueariy
q c~nssxy 81 sieHEm
4gsltS3 have gls4n9e4 = BOT kRS4
Asan eAMnaeN aAneN 1afzn MyeFx
tts0 saN shs tAxi4t Of y 81 .
ssk neaF sare In DannF LAM
hf C n1aM nnw ss4na t&s 1857
flEKe wezr ansy sisx houses IN
shat Is nou uae easy limits q M0mm
k4NifXt mken ean FIRST ~feAaenabeF
A4E MyRx4 AAzd wAa , ~eAENenseg
- Tare and ] wasSs wuwaea as
oE uzue 81 af1otties Oh n<Ns ~ tlte
fo4M~s wlsAh have b3en balii asrw
etnsx There werr 10 nnszsz wfsrFe
the business snctton of shs CITY Is
nn3 0aaa ans pensifui And arie
sH ! ExSE I rssR s g suF-
kes and WalrreA on tie exae4 Agot
where Score 81 oar ea3a1 BUSINESS
tsouses nuA s1ane
A. sixteen yeslrs AZ asx suaang
31i1n MyxFn soafsad the cunfscarAta
Array. mfvtuN IN tabe calvary ars9es
ren~ra1 nnzxess In the w9F between
TIE states n 7sTi. Il t1m awe 81
ne wsns into ghe nilla near
Clayton AnhaniA. ard r~ea1gnsx4
SIN * eighteen ye4r cid BRIDE.
Mss C0EzalA Williamson no aRs
- spsxe te next Meeu neeades
wlsn fll1u
AT swessns Afr and Arz Asyesx
seean t. @asa heailfi. alEeestzeh Mr..
AfyeFs eEnaEa1nz gEKs aaExsredIy
THAI he = waTn ps1k-ukE al cd
hossx ard Mr1 Myers eyesAsfzk has
1Ailed ~eoxkataexably
AlthAsan keAniux k1sasllg on a
sans ~ AYERS Euea into tfae yara
eas HIlszaF CARS and saem4 devehop-
naesltx wflteh wrss nntltoasgfat Of la
has yoaaEhs He exprenasx pride IA
tRe derezasxst II ha stsF and
tfanxfulneA that wx arr M 6tfscz-
b insulsed n the eRifllrx abFo@d
hn FeuzMxa e. ttnR kzxE1sxAn akfasa-
Etcss acfrNHed eiueag witl1 Etasae
heard esNFy aAF. t~nraeatEn9 ffsaf Ne
lakes . fsal interest n zexAa af-
E4lr1
MIS- MxerA . suest ard hazrhCr-
on o1 Ma8 e~oufteozE1Y aefeed %
have hsF wessFr tAkea alEEaaGHn
sle erxnps4inea THAT etzzxz3tnx her
afx1& ard ea&zaa&zag her hair Nxui6
ere y Gil The ptrtssfe HAl be
prHzkec Is tlaAs paper nexs Meekt
The Mssn have llsN lasizK eallf-
ufqu- MFx c<R CrpuHxM III a<N4
E ~ III b H. N4h4
Azs2 . J Elixir " Alma Mlekalzzn
snn 1sEz 7. \ HsSfaaslan Of Hs4sA-
sns4 Texas
Tle E4A Lives Of these tmo kseiy
old peupe aFe beaHEigos IL their
s1npActty arc insp1rtng in t1eIr
2ncrzitY Thh pspes taxes tizls op-
portux1its - wlzE for thzah al tire
ia1psanzN thes are DIR Axza naAry
nAER ANNIVERSARIES before thr9 pass
- th24r Hszara
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
EXCITING CAMPAIGN IN
THE 0FFING AS DATE
FOR CITY PRIMARY NEARS
Four Candidates Far Mayer and sesea For Counrlmcn Are
MEETING the Nosers and OUTLINING
Their Platforms

FaAAkQ4iAN s<ExafMte fares asF
q ue me1t lntereSt1uz atd hazzF
ecasteste9 eectass II t. noamn
htssor Mlth le eioa 81 ghe dates
znf qzaAlyin& 10 ire Drmnersaa
Primaries sur eleezAsa at cigg o.
lAstak& hast SATURDAY Taaen are
four cafseidSfek Coz MAepf ard seven
mn @ek1ng the eieeEtaa e the gksa
ul clss ocancfimeH
Althnaxh rcnaAsalzx c0anpaza-
useay easet cufnak TIE past wrek
tegN + considerable o~2FntE4gusaE
be4ns done a. ttse vafiaus nandlaAtes
saac4t tie Eappus4 nna sotes at tEss
eteeto~s 1t the e5tv. Al AneYeas.Fk
intefez a nnanifast throughout tha
Cltg II Lhe campaign ard before
t1e next tnreN weekA ekpise ara
eieetAnEas are hete = pFoxsiss 81 real
qolitAx "a an the us1tng.
Last Neek there we're four canai-
datee seeking sic ofglce of MAYER
ualch remains unchanged ard i've
candidates Tor cts aaafxilznen Be-
fore the expiration 81 the qaallf-
cston time $50 mafe cAndiaafes
qualities. SATURDAY.. They weFe L
= Kramer and S II Rfedersc heth
OF wEnm are viii kno~u &c al
voters ct PSscagaQlA
Mayer FTank Caxtg mas refused
q offer as q candidate f0r re-elee@
uon 70 office leaving this lield usde
open. However. the present CITY
cu4neilmen have announced lAas
thss = candidates for reelection
The first primary Of the election
VIII b. held on July = Unless 8
majority IS gained IN ART une ofnue.
q s@cona primary vii be held q zeck
later.
Though none of TIE candidates
has openly declared ! platform.
several are expected % have Specific
statements 10 issue TO the pubIsc
between nov and The date on tlse
primary.
With 50 many candidates IN the
field al are working hard and STAY
ing within the restrictions of the
Mississippi Corrupt Practices act
some Of the candidates are max
Ing house-to-house campaigns IN
n Interest OF their candidates..
while others are making contacts
with The voters wherever They
might be found
The election VIII be held il each
o. the three precincts Of the city
Inc election commission vii nam
me managers at these Euecsnctx ii
3 later date.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28

uhe essea8s mas steadily decreased
esg 8 WFaed % years
- example approximately 30.
usafs sa4enu &eHe enrolled in Pas
easasa EhoCls u ia4a thar IL 100
a lie zsMe uma lie ASSESSED saI-
Atsaa = real pguEefts fhe greatest
NHee q revenue Is 80 H1o less II
80 aaza q Eas g seaFz previously
FaHzsaE statistics Azzue sus FAR
: simply thE Win fae present
Revenue there b No aax - PROVIDE
3 aazz#t taF d u4ae months Schuol
tern - ts0@l a ue-aeh0ol sur
sr HHaa 8at there zzll o. at least
- Haze students enFolsed foF the
sa SESSION aaau n le1a-u.
NnzzH - nacezztzss a. least ; az
elauHzal teacaefA
HH - a1fhaaE# akree tzaI
taezs : - Hay q uEazaas she nezes
- Hsada ior B nane moutas Term
EatzaH ae = mzH Increase whsea
@H Z y ggzssn b 81 percent
q - aa4iled ezeEasHz zzzulnz 1hs
Na5aI noe being circulated
- ic TIE neanaE - decide
H sE ~ - - a5k =
10 uaaaa Session Pr.
z - Iiuk rs Me1 aaea.d
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
n. FREDERICK
Is A CANDIDATE
fOR COUNCILMAN
Native BeFn ~so at C4tF AsAA Fe&es
0f lBts FFileM Cittasrsa In
Tar RrtmMfANR

5 n FseseFA sssl a. ~ Is k4e4H
70 esrfyosxty IL pAscAauoa thls
Nesk Mnn0aucea n5naaelf ~ . nAladl-
dat fx namsxdaaa ~ an
pfa4etalng CstY Denoxrattc rFtusaF7
Mf FFvaefse i = native 81 R&e
~easa4ata hxx Bpe6 aeFe al hM LIE
5 ; pruss<fty ounrf and s@ entire
luserrss il b. TIE eltY and nnx esu-
mnz Hr h perhaps kn01E q ever
m4n. wou,Au a1Ac child in Pass
s04za h rwae~etec Tor ms honeefy
sf1 integrity ard u eltwEec -
eaasscalnan prusntsss MAJ he wgll
SIRE ha entiFp titax ard brat efforts
% ilas luapNcesxneztk Of ths Cztt e
pAzesgeula ard sfx advancement al
Ikex wogEeza He states he Nah en-
eeaNnw e So az u4x totsFs between
hos ard usx primaries but e tne
mean sAfme he - ths considers
tian ard estsa e. tne e~ieetugaEs
Mr FrseieFic atsnsutts nse tot1awsna
ztatsmens
Just safors al eswcti0n a candidate
Usually takes ksaxk uf himself picks
90 hts eeklFan1e qualifications
ausa tslis fhe pw0use SHAT he thinks
81 himself Am no goans u d
ts5Aa u-ucatsss an me same 80
Freaefh tflst hasiaF ct y10 p4AYec
stth a. q Bof. and have done k4sz-
aze with ard ahesaEside o. aaee
mAnhcuc You see me ever eaT
and kuow mr 4k / knnw you Y0n
kItox ms habits. my interest Ira tl8e
community ard the family | have
RAISED am asking yaur vote for
the offlce Of e111ElinaaE. and Il yssu
fri IA yosz heart that / can Gil
the cffics n = manner that vii be
s~atAAtaEtogy 10 ~ wi1 greatly
appreciate yoQf vote and youF faith
IA fzss
Yours for Councilman
S n FREDERIC
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
Old Settlers Reunion
Not To Be Held This
Year. Says Leo Byrd

Leo Byrd president O The VAN
cleAxe Library Association. an
nozgncea ahk Neek thai tae Old Set
Iers reunion which has sesn he
annually All nU b. nelz us Hear
ThH uo1e Is published Tor the
benefls u Eneae who have inquired
IS 20 TIE exact Gate thai TIE affair
ALI - he'd
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
PERSONS BECOMING o.
AGE THfs NEAR NAY
xuTT n PRIMARY

Al ysanK aza ~ womsa -
ssming sf zxe sines IanuAxF /
Ie4e arr entltled - vote In TIE
DxmecFAtie Primary Ger state
4ad dtstFtet afftoea and can ais
fatf in the Presidential and sen
eFzi eseetian - - held Ia Ne
vemhcr. prsxaed they register
s<fere Isis SD sith the 0FeaIt
Ctrrk seeaxalax - &nnsanse=
uzent made Iaz4zg
Ne pot - need be pad -
fhesn in aF1sx - satr tins sszx
ThtE hauexer Htll net entitk
The nesls registered Fssssz -
participate - the Pa@axssA
cts elsetlsn faF Mayer and
eoaBfiiEnen Il - hid ne latter
Hu q thk Hzsash ~ ths aaz
Heaaifr fsgszlzz4sh "a izzxl =
dAfs pttox = a sisctien
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
STENENs WTTEzDRAWs
FROM RACE FOR con
GREsS. SIXTH DISTRICT

u wAs k4Fnea Yesterday thai
1hAaceiior BEN Stevens # Hal
1trSburg. Whe AnEaanrea recent
! As a candidate for CenxresS
fresh the zxth district had
Withdrawn fFam the FncE.
stevens aeHld have I'm
against CouEreasxnAn william
Iszmer e FzzzkeaIa tie sta
dre~ after karning thai Cen
kFe<s mas - II %Ezzian all snm-
m<x and 81 NE the fnM IL ezEe~
- eopc uitk nzslaaai and later
nzttonal Affairs
4Aancella Stevens states EhA4
- believed - mzmber - Csa=
uezs sheala - dlztrneEsA -
EutscAl campaigns At hazzzz
shtie ande4 sA4 strain - -
Wesent dsazea1lz and fez<lzn
EI1aAtien
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
BAPTIST WOhEN'S
union HAS MEET
AT OCEAN SPRINGS
FeFsenaf S<rxi<~ Asa sEkzzlan ssaxas
Conferences FFesiSi<d e 2 ~
MrA : b. Aneti~aSn.

Tlsr Baptist Wanaeu3 A~A4aasnary
unuza 6 J4z2on County ases IL
sfae Prs Bartlxt charrn u Ocean
apglzaza IA@4y aftexIhoou ard heA1
> p<Eagnaz <xx1ee aud mEzszaa ssaay
e~nnferenes An s p AeIlHzln a.
PAscagoaEA presided ever aae sea-
aaen u lit aha9sGe q Mr. J w
bsuEnElea1 ae3aty chairman
Mss Acat@ Davis q Ezzx Moxs
Fs4nt op<uzc tfle EuzrzU leading
snE 1exokEaaal THIS uzz faaowec
- S<i<<4Aasa b. TAR SA11szu Band,
inter tn 1lfertlcn q Mr. Sullivan
81 Ccean sux1aGs
Mrs Doris RxeswrusV. Mra ! ~
Stone AR a T. Day Mn = W.
HAAxaeu ard MTs Il K Tn1gufon.
gave Al a~usSFeztlEls pzzl<z Per
SOMA s<zsI1k IN AEtAau whzch
~as veFz eallsntsn4ng ard Iussruc-
ttye q NeE Al snterxAlnl1zg
Mr. 4 : Aanroe ART 49, Cara
Eey q Aa@4 Po4nt gave = duet.
The LORD = BIS shepneru
Mrs. ; Z Matthews a 6aIfport
president q ne 7th dlszshe1 intro
0Ecrc re principal speaker. Mrs
~ II Uxate q 0alfpoT1 AIRS
DeE0tk 4eAznse1 ihe xAsa<z4HR wist
hex a7p4EAstaHa4l TAX O. MAzzeor
Study SeszIEE forth th41 zze4a1zxz.
reese r. CaxzSsAz1 character Mzsh !
ir1N n4AaAua4Fy ecz-aEaa n4z ; via.
sAes - thA sfznssa9 Skid W.
cant hate AuaSe snsm - have
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
Frank Spann, Jr., Is
Unanimously Elected
Moss Point Alderman

Lite Interest - aksn IL tae
sp1ell eleettou he'd n Moss Rolaz
IaNaaH Afternoon 10 a. A41eE-
n1Aa EI Ware 4 - Prank Spaun
y IS unanimously E.ested nXEs
- - gppoatlgn zn1 tne eLers1au
- merely s confirmation a. ne
aenlsAaon mace y tae Cts Exee-
aIlse CouMltJee
on 3 fsE fuzeFa taoE enoagn
Interest = the eleeEzsH = 50 % tHs
polz Es4eFef- Fxznz feeelVed 81
TIE Eesez csst aHs s nos h@lnz
congratulated - rs fnlsnas a. -
- H3 GUS eieeae1 alderman ffan
R4Ha / y tIx cEg q Aos PAN
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
NEW OFFICERS OF
Il. Of E.. COUNCIL
INSTALLED MONDAY
state Officials Candues C~erxnnonie1
ard Altxna Sgpp~F F~asleNsng
szes1ssz3 EsesA fhh Week

Tfe reeenfiy -eixcted Officers u
use 2szaRuzlia Council Nc ia6.
knights al Columbus were installed
Monday night with impressive ceEe-
monies conducted AZ q special n1eet-
sng In tne Council Hall The I'M
ssaiAng officer wN s. l. Fayaru 81
Bl4oxi, UtStrtcz Deputy
The offleeFs installed for tire fa-
cal year weFr john O Grant. grAfld
xniEhs. Carl Segefbl0m deputy
grand knight. ROg wooofE1an. 81
HanCtai secretary Rex A Moore
treasurer. Francis Murray lecturer
Gene 81 AxnaEgk. advocate: Preston
kFeoA Nafdeu Ralph BetIuaAn. IN
nef guard Merton Vaughan outer
guard 70 OBusn. trustee and
Father p J Carey spiritual So
vssnw.
Pull0wiux the installation. Grand
knight Grant presided over = 6uxl-
nezS session He presented State
Deputy Joan Cahlbs Of Culssort
aGo x4c y xiloSs address n which
ne pF&lsee the PaAca9auia Council
~ N& AHAsf@A@ &AAA4AaHs#Ee@&A AZ 50
activities alaa Increased asesizuNf-
snip tie also told tht counsel ulai
MisSt&lpa eza4 81 STATS wsthsn
Is jurisdiction in membership
onzna gnlSns Thomas wsltt u
The Biloxi Council also was = speaker
and oaslinee fns plans f0r ~ lnt-
u1tsun winch sill b. held IN Biloxi
during The latter part q tive sum
Hcr.
Tne members and visiting kulKnu
drove % the beach following tie
uaersiriE aua enjoyed 8 1esicioui
Supper serxed uuaeF ths sap<Fxlzs0t
- Past Grand knight ) \ NeHcicf
and Francs MURRAY
Wssitsfs s tas INSTALLATION weFs
Thomas a Wiz john PaArleh and
s l. F4saFa . Biloxi Jauu Cabl6i
Joseph Tupp John clafaeef ard d
2 Hayaeu o GulfpoTf
Little Deer
southern whitehall Geef laMns Oh.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
Webb Elected
Commander of Post
l60 American Legion

Jaeksuu County pozt No leo.
Aneueau Legion. met In the Old
Spanish Fuyt on Wednesday, June
Is and elected tie following officers
loE the ersulng year Thee Webb
va elected eouzmauzer ~ succeed
Il J Espie wlso msas retained as
vs. commander.
oshes oiiiceH elected Nere Tom
naa Reeves and RsInefleid were
esesea elee commanders. W q.
Bare adfataut Arthur smith. f.
naa officer Sylvester Krebs
seaat-af-arms ComFade Bru-
bakeE chaplain
TIE Psi discussed tie fine lead
ersaH q Commander Caule DURING
u aas5 year. during which the
20 seeanea the Old Spanish Port
io 8 meeting place for the Legion.
tas Auxiliary and the sons OF
AaHaveE ane also Opened the
DC ~ e the pahlan
hzzsz dlsssing - business mat
tefH lie meeting el0seo and the
3D. en4osed q fssh and beer sup
- xxxx
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28
JACKSON COUNTY
CONTINUES TO AID
RED CROSS RELIEF
Jaekssn County Residents Conslnur
Te swell Amount To Be Used For
Aiding European War suffers.

Although the actual campaign Of
Ehe teams Of workers II the Jack
o County Red Cross drive. to raise
funds for the relief Of the suffer
ers IN the war-toru countries OF
Europe Is oveF contributions are
stu canning IN from Moss Point
and P~aScaE0ula Tne fund has now
passed the SI60o marx for the
county which Is much more than
TIE quote set by the National Head
quarters in Washington.
Fep counties ia the state have
exceeded their quotas and the Jack
son County Chapter officials have
expressed great pride II The gener-
Gus response given b the residents
Of the county II making the dslre
successful
James A Felcich. chairman OF the
drive N Pascagoais has reported An
additional S2ll0 for that eity xhiIe
Moss Point reports the addition o.
more than $40.
The employees q lie I S Coz
eminent boat repair yards. con-
trioate1 IS TO TIE fund uals week
also
Contributions 70 thls worthy
cause are stu being accepted b
the various consnlitle aarxers and
the drive leaders
The Young Womena Business
Club Of pascagouia through rs war;
ous members has contributed SO
whseh ) listed Is follow Ms
Ruth Cain. $50. AIS zofa VII
hlts. Miss L v. veIeieh. Miss Louise
Roberts Miss Geneaze pelra4s
Ala Marguerite Cole Miss Lou
James. Miss Marxse s1epp, Miss
Natalie Shelton ML2 Nina Cox
Mis- Tot Hewez Mlzs Ellen Dag
set. Ais Frances Leafnerbury. and
Mss Margaerlte DeJran. SOC eseh:
Talbot Motor Co SO. and Henry
Foster S0e Other contributors we're
Grover Boreen ard =. l. Siack
icoaorecl and John BrowH-oo.-
orsca Mr. Rohyn = and Mrs
Poe. Sc.
4 Genereas Gesture
Mr. SIN Cochran ~unele sim
as ne = known . most q U.s. A1st
sex BaEnese1 from ha home mar
Ranelease % Ocean Springs 70 elgs
h. dollar 70 Miss Jessae Roya fae
the benefit Of the Red Cross fund
Ter European reAef.
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giving : dollar 70 ne Ped Cn5e
eat Unese sims aee ara what ~
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human interest," sea5 unrlr ST.
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Flu0rescent
Lighting Installed
In Palace Pharmacy

r. r gazsAs oNner q tie Palace
Pharmacy aas weck ANNOUNCES in
E-Aliauou - NnIte FlaaHeasnI Iehr-
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venus
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tsrG Hsesao1s - hgattaz and ADDS
moch = lie &tgr4euseae4 . toe
store
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IL lsM lie ~foodzE4ff4 DIVISION o.
HE Commerce D<DArtmeaz aecA4fea
z1AE2@ po41da % e1a~zec1zozery
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IE& - Uz ArRez eEzpaz II the
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RnEla statistics are aaalLzEk-Anc
pzaozoax uf MrEest zEn1zl pfoduG-
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gear - salzed a. So 1Za1
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-28

Little Deer
southern whitehall Geef Ga&nS uEl.
b Weixn ) 10 : pcanas e BIRTH
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singing uuxk
The 3ooc duck never quaeks buf
fas . Mlatcal cal
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LARGEST AND MOST
MouEKS PRINTING PLANT
n sorrm MISSISSIPPI
La gaceta., 1940-05-09

70 iba a votar con una de e.
Sas listas que repartian los "ca.
eharchanes" de las srnaquina-
rias''. Como personals conScien-
.te de mis- actos, habfa prepare
do desde Ell domingo anterior al
dia de les eleccioncls, una lista
con los n1meros de los candida
ties por quienes iba a marcar mi
vote.
Cuando estaba corriendo la
'palanquita" para Ell n1mero 81
que corresponds al nombre de
j. M Lee, el ignorante guar
dian me di6 Ia primera llamada.
Estaba en- Inca de los Repre-
sentantes, n1meros AZ, 40 Y So,
cuando me di6 la segunda. Guam
do marcaba ell 73, me do La ter
cara llamada.
La gaceta., 1940-05-09
La urtud superior de los oprmidos
"THE NATION" N. Y.

vaie" Y los "sencillos anales de
los pobres". La virtud, Sc decia,
no pusde encontrarse en- las cor
ties; pero las damas c%ortesanas
podian cast conseguirla disfra-
zandose de p~astoras.
En- la Revolution Francesa la
virtud superior de los pobres lie
GO a ser question de partido y
ha seguido siendolo desde enton
ces. Para los reaccionarios les
pobres devinieron la 'canalla'
o la "turba'. Los ricos descu-
brieron con sorpresa que algu-
mas personals cram tan pobreS
que no poseian siquiera 'unos
pocos acres patemales". Sin EN-
barge, les liberales continuaban
a1n idealizando a los pobres ru
rales, mientras que los socialis-
tas v comunistas intelectuales
hacfan 10 mismo con ell prOleta-
riado urbano, moda a la que, CO.
mo solo Sc hizo importante en- ell
siglo Xxx, volvera mas adelante.
Ell nacionalismo INTRODUCE en-
el siglo Xxx, un substitutivo del
noble salvaje: ell patricia de u
ma naci6n oprimida. Los grie-
gos hasta que alcanzaron la Ii
beracion del yugo turco, los hdn
garos hast ell Ausgreich de 1867
los italianos hasta 1870, y los pc
LAGOS haSta despues de la guerra
eurOpea eran considerados ro-
manticamente como razas poe
ticamente dotadas, demasiado
idealistas para triunfar en- este
mundo perverso. Los irlandeses
eran cOnsiderados por los ingle-
SEES como posefdos de I'm encan-
to especial y de una penetration
mistica, hasta 1921, en- que Sc
descubrio que los gastos que pro
ducfria Ell continuar oprimient
La gaceta., 1940-05-09

dolce eerfan pnch.bitiros. Una
DOR una, estas racicnes fn:ron
conouistando su independence,
v Sc vic que eran como todas las
demas pero la experienced de
las va liberadas mo hizo NADIA
ror destruir la Illusion EN- cuanto
a las rue seguian luchando. Vie
jas damas inglesas todavia sem
timentalizan sobre la "sabidu-
ria del Oriente'', y los intelec-
tuales norteamericanos sobre Ia
"conciencia teldrica" del negro.
Les mujeres, siendo como son
obieto de muy fuertes emocio-
mes. han sido miradas todavia
mas irracionalmente que los po-
bres o las naciones sojuzgadas,
No estoy pensando en- 10 que los
poetas sueIen decir de elias, 81
no en- las opiniones sobrias de
hombres que Sc imaginan razo-
nables. La iglesia tenia dos acti-
tudes encontradas: por una par
tie, la mujer era la Tentadora,
que inducia a los monies y a o.
tros al pecado; por otra parte,
era capaz de santidad hasta un
grade cast mayor que el hon.
bre. Teol6gicamente, los dos IT,
pos eran representados por E
va y la Virgen. En- ell siglo XIX
la tentadOra pas6 a segundo ter
mino; habia, desde luego, mu-
jeres "malas'', pero los dignisi-
mos victorianos, a diferencia de
San Agustin y sus s%ucesores, no
estaban dispuestos a admitir
que tales pecadoras podian ten
tarlos, Y no les agradaba reco-
nocer su existencia. Sc cre6 una
especie de combination de la Ma