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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-22
POLI's

Headlining the all-star Broadway
vaudeville show to be presented
tomorrow evening at 9 p. m, for
one performance only on the stage
Of the Loew Poll Theatre is popular
AL Shayne, famous on the radio as
the Ambassador of Song"
Other big acts include Ross & Ed
wards, celebrated Broadway Merri-
makers; The Bento Bros. and Rita,
performing featS of strength; the
Three Chords, saying it with music
and Wyn and Hurwyn, modem
dancers.
Furnishing the grand musical
background for their gala stage show
are Gus Meyers, Jr. and the Loew
Poll Theatre orchestra.
In addition, and at no advance in
regular popular prices, there will be
a double smash hit screen program,
this headed by John Barrymore in
1.-THE Great Profile" which opened
this afternoon at Loew's Poll.
In this screen hit the cyclonic
Mr.. Barrymore has successfully
evolved new laugh-making techni-
que all of his own, and the picture
proves this by striking new high in
side-splitting, different comedy.
Aiding and abetting Mr.. Barry
more in all the merry madness is a
top notch cast Of favorite PERSONAL
tiles, including Mary Beth Hughes,
Gregory Ratof, John Payne, Anne
Baxtor and lionel Atwill.
Don't miss 1.-THE Great Profile"
for it's slick, smart, sophisticated
comedy, with Barrymore superb,
accomplished in everything up to the
last arch Of his eyebrow, in a role
that was natural" for him.
On the same program it another
smash hit, Street Of Memories"
with Lynn Roberts.
Every Thursday evening, Movie
Party is played at Loew's Poll and
cash awards totalling 500 are given
away to winning members of the
audience. Movie Party is easy to
play, and the cash prizes are easy
to win, so make up party and be
here this Thursday evening at the
exciting thrill and fortune game Of
the age.
Starting with performances Fri
day, Loew,s Poll brings you Metro
Goodwin Mayors number on comedy
hit of the season, Third Finger,
Left Handp co starring Melvin
Douglas (the man who made Carlo
laugh in "Ninotchka") and delight
full ('MrS. Thin MANI Myrna 10y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-22
Interesting Talk
By Eunice Avery

Before a large audience at the
Waterbury Women's Club yesterday
Miss Eunice Avery, noted lecturer,
analyzed conditions as they exist to-
day in the foreign countries empha-
sizing the success of the recent Ger
man drive for supremacy. She at
tributed this success to the Nazi
philosophy which stresses brute
force, materialism and world domi-
nation"
The speaker also pointed out some
Of the strategies used by England
and stated that the visit of George
VI and his Queen to Canada last
summer brought the French Cana
dams solidly in back of the Eng
hsh government and also gained
their assistance in fighting the
NaziS.
Miss Avery said that Frances
downfall was due to her lack of
imagination and her refusal to be-
leive the unexpected. She said that
Germany not only thought of total
war as the concentration of military
strength but stressed the need to
gain authority enough to get the
knowledge you need to use the au-
therity you have.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-22
STRAND

Performances this evening at the
popular Warner Bros. Strand the
alter conclude the engagement Of
Lucky Partners" with Ronald Col
man and Ginger Rogers in the CO.
starring leads. On the same show
is Mystery Sea Raiders" with Car
ole Lands and Henry Wilcoxon.
Tomorrow the Strand will present
the hilarious comedy mo Time for
Comedy" with james Stewart and
Rosalind Russell In the co-star-
ring leads.
Adapted from the Broadway stage
success of the same name 1t is def
initely a comedy from start to fin
iSh.
The gaily sophisticated story con-
Germs a young newspaperman from
the sticks who writes a comedy
about Manhattan's penthouse set,
scores a smash hit on Broadway and
marries the star of the play. Sophis-
ticated comedies flow from his facile
pen. His wife stars in each of them
and hit follows hit in swift success
sion.
But the young playwright begins
to find more amusement in hob
nobbing with the smart set than in
writing about it. At one of the para
ties he attends he meets the lovely
blonde wife of a millionaire and
that's where the fun begins.
With Jimmie Stewart as the play
wright and Rosalind Russell as his
wife, the splendid cast includes a
lineup of comedy stars whose names
alone are guarantee of top enter
tainment. They include Allyn ,'os-
lyn as q worry-ridden director, Cen
evieve Tobin as the blonde "men-
ace" and Charlie Ruggles as her
millionaire husband.
Co-starring this entertaining pro-
gram will be a stirring story titled
Golden Gloves" with Richard Den
ming and Jean Cagney in the fea-
tured roles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-22

St. Margaret 5 Confratemity
Arrnnges Fall FashionShot

Listed among the early November
social gatherings is a card party and
fashion show which win be spon-
sored by the Rosary Confraternity
of st. Margaret's parish. The event
win be held at the school audi
forum on Thursday evening, Nov.
7th. A colorful and interesting
showing Of fashions has been ar
ranged for the evening.
Rev. J. Oliver Cronan is general
chairman of arrangements and COM
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-22

mittee members assisting include:
Mrs. Robert Berg, tickets; Mrs.
Frank Kenney, table prizes: Mrs.
George Beckley, door prize; Mrs. Leo
Marshall, tables; Mrs. Charles Mel
Vile, favors and MRS. Adolphus T.
Bedore, music and publicity.
The affair is sponsored annually
by the confraternity and Is always
one Of the outstanding functions on
the social calendar Of the parish
for the year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-22

The Junior Guild of st. Johns
Episcopal Church held a potluck
supper recently at guild hall. The
speaker was Ralph S. Munger, who
told Of his experiences as an am
bulance driver in France. Mrs. Mum
ger and their two children, Sally
and Carl, were also guests.
Those attending were Rev. and
Mrs. Samuel Budde, Rev. mad Mrs.
Richard Willard, Rev. Francis o.
Ayres, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mo-
riarty, Mrs. John N. Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Manville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leland Tufts, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Woodcock, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Peircey,
Mr. and Mrs. William Barlow, Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman Brainard, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Loether, M. and Mrs.
William Bowers, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Maltbie, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Bailey,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kurtz, Theresa
Heilbut, Mrs. Johanna Hosman,
Frederick Hosman, Mrs. Ray Sper-
ring, Mrs. G. Conrad, Mrs. Samuel
Mutton, Mrs. Laude Phillips, MRS.
Gertrude White, Mrs. Alfred Muir
tagh, Mrs. Bertha Rutter, Mrs.
Frank Treat, Mrs. George Held, Ada
Teat, Hazel Held, Mrs. Helen Sim
caster, Mrs. Anna Folgmann, Mrs
Samuel Miller, Ruth Kurtz, Mrs. j
Lineburgh.
Mrs. Lucy Smith, Mrs. Frank
Granger, Mrs. william Kupnchner
Mrs. Ovid Roehon, Mrs. Alvah Par
sons, Mrs. Audrey Hardwick, Mrs.
Bertha Bowen, Mrs. Anna Gable,
Misses Emma Lounsbury, May
Judge Lemyro Gibbs Iva Naylor,
Ruth MacKeever, and Esther Hoad-
ley. Hartford guests were Mrs. Ly-
dia Bouteliller, Mrs. Jessie Lister
and Mrs. Agnes Daske.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-22

ter Of the College Of New Rochelle.
The affair viii be held at the Cop
per Room Of the Hotel Elton on
Thursday evening, October 31st.
Miss v. Myra Gallo is chairlady of
the arrangements committee and is
being assisted by Misses Blanche
Laube, Ruth Barry, Mrs. Frederick
Quatrano, Mrs. Frances Schaeffer,
Eleanor Kelley and Natalie Altieri.
The dance will be attended by a
majority Of the members of the
chapter as well as by numerous
members Of other alumnae groups
and promises to be most successful.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-22
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

Winners in the Monday evening
session Of the Cornell Contract club
conducted by Mrs. John c. Moriarty
which closed last evening were:
North and South Mrs. Charles Yose
and Miss Florence Sullivan, 417h ;
Charles Byron and Helen O'Meara
413h; Mrs. Franklin Johnson and
Mrs. Fred Geraghty, tied with Miss
Kathleen Sullivan and Miss Betty
Mccarthy, 4121s.
The top scorers in the final ses-
sion last evening were: Bailey Kneen
85A; Finley Finley, 81; and john
son-Geraghty, 804s and Byron-O'-
Meara, 80.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-22
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Carr have
returned to their home on Fairview
street after spending several days
with their daughter, Mrs. Eugene
Kelley and DR.. Kelley of Exeter, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mallory Of
Highland avenue are spending a
few days in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nelson Of
New York re the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Carter Of East Main
street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-22
woMENs HATS GO INTO RUGS

Kendallville, Ind. - (UP) = One
answer to the question of what be-
comes of women's hats was found
here when a transient salesman ap-
piled for a peddler's license to sell
multi-colored rugs. The salesman
said he used bits of ribbon felt, and
braid from female headgear, dipped
them into an Indian root" and
wove them into floor coverings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-22

The Waterbury Union of Junior
Hadassah met on Monday evening
at the Hebrew Institute. Msis Anita
Hart presided over the meeting.
Plans were made for fashion show
and bridge to be held at the Hotel
Elton on November 26th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-22

One Of the earliest Of the fall So
cial functions Of prominence will be
the annual fall dinner dance which
will be sponsored by the local chap
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-22

Miss Josephine Gallagher of New
York is spending a few days as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Fos-
ter Of Highland avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-22

Get TogetherCIub
Holds Meeting

The Women's Get Together Glib
Of the Third Congregational church
gathered last evening st the ho1n1
Of Mrs. Frederick Ham 81 HhirIer
street. A short business meeting was
held with Mrs. Joseph Smith pre-
siding after which card playing was
enjoyed.
Mrs. John Joyce, Mrs. ROmanaus-
kas and Mrs. Willie Knickerbock
were hostesses for the evening.
Those attending were: Mrs. Louis
VonLsott, Mrs. Arthur Nichols, Mrs.
Frank Wilson, Mrs. Albert Hannm.
Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mrs. WINS
Knickerbocker, Mrs. John Joyce.
Mrs. D. P. Castaldo, Mrs. Henry
VollerS, Mrs. Frederick Troske, Mrs.
John Wills, Mrs. David MacCOnne1l.
Mrs. Frank Judson and AIRS. n. Z.
Rogg.
The Mothers Guild of st. Johns
Episcopal Church held q card marty
recently at the parish hall. Hos
tesses for the evening were: Mrs.
Arthur Lambert, Mrs. Frank r. SAM
tora, Mrs. Jerry Nolan, Mrs. Edward
Chapel and Mrs Silas Holland.
Those present were: Mrs. Clarence
Andrews, Mrs. Adolph KoslOsky
Mrs. Clifford Conrad, Mrs. j. Lynch.
Mrs. A. s. Rietzel, Mrs. Mary I,o-
REM, Mrs, Edward Belanger. MRS.
Grace Christensen, Mrs. Joseph g.
Yutzler, Mrs. Abner Schofield, Mrs.
Starr Oldershaw, Mrs. Russell Hick-
man, Mrs. M. J. Breen, Mrs. Frank
Duby, Mrs. Oscar Thysen, Mrs.
Arthur Warfel, Mrs. Charles Velte.
Mrs. Ida A. Birdsall, Mrs. Carl Os-
palak, Mrs. Charles TrotzoWski, Mrs.
Allen Stevens, Mrs. James McDon-
aid, Mrs. William Lawton, Mrs. Ed
ward Fitzpatrick, Mrs. William KIM
ney, Mrs. w. Taylor, Mrs. Irving
Smith, Mrs. Nelson Strassner, Mrs.
Walkno, Mrs. Logan, Mrs. Blanch-
ard, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. John Mar
shall, Mrs. Floyd Holden, MRS.
Thomas Judd, Mrs. Ernest Faulkner,
Mrs. j. Jones, Mrs. G. Brown, Mrs.
Alfred King, Mrs. Edward Birks,
Mrs. Walter Brandt, Mrs. Archie
Manson, Mrs. Mae Walden, Miss
Nellie Ames Brown, Mrs. Frank
Granger, Mrs. Harry RoSevear, and
Miss Adah Bradford.
The official hnord of 81 po,,1se
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-22
Musical Art Group Honors
Neuu Officers At Reception
-oricchio photo.

Mrs. Frederick Nuhn; directors, Mrs.
George Storm, Joseph DiPietro,
Ethan Pendleton and Mrs. Lucien
Derouin.
The society will sponsor a con-
cert by Urico Rossi, violinist, and
Stanley Freedman, pianist, Novem-
Der IS at Davenport hall. Mr.. Rossi
won the 500 prize in a contest
sponsored by the society last month.
Mr.. Freedman received honorable
mention.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-22

Miss Agnes Peters of Bank street
is spending {, few days in New York
City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-22

The official board Of st. Paul,s
III. E. Church win hold a card party
at the church rooms on Thursday,
October oath, at 8 O'Clock. Prizes
will be awarded at each table and
all friends are invited to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-22

The Mothers Club of SIS. Peter
and Paul's Church will meet to-
morrow evening at 8:15 o'clock.
Plans will be discussed for fall ac-
tivities. All members are urged to
attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-22

Miss Kathleen johnson Of Wolcott
street is spending few days in New
Hampshire.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-13

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-13
All Carpenters and
Allied Tradesmen In
Area To Organize

A cAmFalHB g ufxaniaa lha aAfps
enters ard allied tradAnnnsn Ia fte
hulidknE Industries Wf pANnMenalA
and Moss ruirs has heea innnzhed
ard . msetit,0 has besn enllna b.
David l. wehnsea. hgaxlaema naAnAe4x
u TIE Loesi uufun Ne So United
nrusnerhnod Of Carpenter sna
JoanegA o. AsneIsna. IT. RTidnF mlana
SeutemheS ~ TIC session will he
held st the unfun Hafi on EleimAs
avenue Ia paecaeeala At ! 10 esksak
The snestan0 wan ~ open 10 saae
general public ard tasT. and eoanly
officials ~ well "a rnn1fartufs and
building tfAdsssnHn ART cordially a..
vited 70 attend this ss11ien
The organisation Of ne rarF1nterK
ana i0snefx wlll be cpndartea under
y zpaciAl distwnaeEiun Tha drive
wns erened on September q and viii
continue tog uslftY eaSs frpan shMt
time All mechanics are eNkeuasd 3
n0raini welcome ~ MF. webster %
lsi1utfe about membeEnh1pM
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-13

A. atsemre Il oENMntnt ae hmnte
erx ard fsShEFrsen ard cthee aSxfta-
rsa uf pAnc8GuAla ard Mos Puxuk
ard either aersAdrs e. 1ekNa4 Cuesa@
s. Nl& East ef M ram<suaza Ntvm
et21 be made nsxk TuxadaF naght
September -. when 3 sneeEng q all
NaxHe psrsuuk tHteressed w1G D. neA
a. me jackson Cuunxv CczzFt Hn9ss
prususssent Ercrtnnen q pAsrasvuia
ard Moss Po4rs are t4kzng 10 hsAd.
ersnap IN me movement ARD al per
sons Interested are eer1aniay invited
- attend
II has bern pnanteo COT thsf AZ
otter peetsonx u TIE MtkxsSazppl
ceasi have hunting and fisaing Or
~gantzatsans whieh wurk q ne ma-
nal bsnefit o. the Eportunen and
The conservation cunmizztan q tie
state. but The Eastern seesann Of
jackson co1rsfy has no such urgaE-
tNataun. and much has been accom-
rIiAhed ny the other organizations
The ether 0-rKAntxattaEa ase tHe
Biloxi Game and Fszh Association
which b the eldest. CulfpoEf Cane
and Fsh Association Hancock
County Game and FsSh Association.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-13
HUNTERS AND FISHERMAN
OF EAST JACKSON COUNTY
AREA TO ORGANIZE SOON
Meeting wTn BE Held Of These Interested In Csanty Csurt
House Al Paseaeoala Oa Tuesday Night.
September ~

ard ne vanrsAss onnus And NsA
AsEa1Aa
W " stAzx u oulfpw1 dAzssira
xmaSe Narksen whe hAa rAAzx0 e Ue
iaW ansnrueznsrt a Razns kn6 f1xn
AMMs ard t~~rxxmk3ua "a Asuzn
M1HNslpgM ard TnansnHes Nsucter.
Harrison ConzAs game WNr1en u.s.
tEea tn PaaeaEauia TsnneAy mnFn.
ina to ecxfew win kcaf Npcasxnnrn
ard ctftxs FNiauve 90 kns nendx ~
corssefwatton and IAN ezafmrcnmsenE
ncsh wNPv lngtix4 20 aRtessa sfsa
naeettnE Tuesday night
MF. starr acreEkao t1se inSisArlsn
wafh ple4s4xS0 Rxa stated uaAt khe
resatt1nk & ghe uAnne and Fssh
coznsnlSnnn with re vAzaosa spcwsa-
nsan8 crSnssatiaEs IN Ehls naeftnn
and aaroexhoai shx ntxts have hae0
fauet PHEASANT ard . great deMi o.
GOOD hAa been accomplished Is kha
result Ne stated hAt ms depart
meft has e~oopsFated clnaelx Win
these organizations ard rs ne re-
xalt better observance 81 tha inss
ard regulations have taken plaoR
and there has heen . mutuaI I'M
teretan6ine q TIE proelems &C thg
game conservation
he stated that about 800 pairs az
quaai have been released for prupa-
cation purposes IN JackBan county
during the past sev months Large
quantities uf duck feed also hny4
been planted and found 70 be gruu-
Ing xcll Thouxands az young fizh
from the FEDERAL hatchery IT Lyman
have been distributed IN the jackson
County streams MS year also II
Is also planned B. release . number
of desr ard aid turkey IN the
jackson county IN "a the nenr
future The warm weather Is said
10 be unfavorahis for capturing and
transferring deer but Just a. soon
rs cold weather setx In this WORK
w9ii be done
II h expected alse tifat ". r.
Dearman. . member Of tire conssr-
vation commission Al jackson w1l
attend the rascasoula meeting next
week.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-13
Argentine Visitor
Spends Sunday Here
Guest of Gautiers

Dr. Loretta ~ DominEtxa -
nuenus Aires Republic u Argess.
tina. was q guest in TIE h0fns ~ MI
and Mrs. EicFmes r OMutaef. last
sunday. lie holds q degree Of Dor
Tor Of EcunnEnlus and Is connected
with one Of the leading banks ia
BaeEa0s Ares He h III THIS s0unfrt
10 attend Harvard University this
year.
Dr. Dominaues h q most charming
and we'll uniformed man on world
economies and conditions. and h ,
most Interesting speaker. 6peakine
q the unned States he expressed
himself as being delighted with thiS
country IN general hul il Of the opiia-
ION that Ne have reached our zenith
Of production and must ind nem'
fields for Development He predicted
a great change foF this country IN
the neAr future, largely because Of
our position. and on vast Industrial
Developments and higher monetary
valuation which Is far above that ct
other nations. He te Of ne opinion
that W mili have 10 make adjust
mentx 10 conform with THAT uf
ether countries
Speaking OF the European situa-
ton. Dr. Domingues stated uhef
AY9entinans felt about the same
SAY as the people q the United
states about Hitler. but that they
have maintained q strictly neutral
policy because Of trade relations.
Argentina furnishing considerable
quantities Of meat 70 the Earopean
nations.
Dr. D0mtf1Hl1es came here W1ua
Donald Jahnrke Of New Orleans ard
they were dinner guests II the
Onulier home Sunday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-13
LOCAL TOPICS

Mrn Hamilton ward niNen ~
Mrs. Walter Iewsa. arrived Last Phi
day from Elaine. Arkansas. 70 xisat
Ia ths home 81 NJ ard Mrs Lewis
She wa accompanied b her three
children ard friends Mrs Brenaxxh
ana son Tfssy returned toma on
"Wednesday.
$500
Mf. and Mrs. II G. HegrinK 81
SpftnRhiil. Louisiana. anfsoanek fhe
arrival Of . baby daughter. born on
Tuesday September e Mf Her
ring Is the son 81 MR. l. ~ Her.
ring o. Moss Pulnt
49,
Vaughn smith left Sunday to At
tend tie Chamberlain Hunt Military
Academy III Port Gibson. Mis-
-
Mlsa Annie Ross left Sunday tor
Columbus. Nhefe she HtB assend
~ s G "
Mf and Nra W n Virgins nsnnt
Monday azid Tuesday IN New Or
leans On business
3d.
Allan Richard has returned 70
nel0n Rouge to Resume hla stssdiss
A Louisiana State University
49,
Mrs A b nrnndunn. and Mrs
Louise Richard visited Mrs Henry
Frentx IN Biloxi tass saturday
Billy ana Doreshy canty left tala
week Tor 1 3 u waiefe fheg Kill
attend schaol lhiz fan
49,
Mrs J Il Cole spent Thursday
II Mobile
Edgar stevens. ~. New Albany.
Ms. and Gus Gerard. Grenada.
have been b0uae guests e noF
wAngflsid. = for ne PSI week
go
nos Wirgflsid. =. ard Biz csa-
nef lea 1bls morning b. plaae. ca
nae4T first efoas-eosantfY f4eh4 f6r
xaxoo Cir. ahsfe ftaz4 VII lay
overnight Nith Mf end Mr6 j. A
nnFaweH T1aey s1li eoTaGirsa q Il
oresnvnte. nfleFs Efey e4n tfslt Boh
awIas-t hiun him hlEn hEmAaaM
Coz before returning 70 passA-
goala.
hss Emile Kllsaon and nim
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-13
OF VICTORIES SCHOOL
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feax Ne nuabt many nHfeasa ere
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cenastaofa fer las are. rnrfmz -.
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rs ezho1l ezanIs q ne
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nzaz Wednesday Ai3s EHeihr An
krs1 Wezaln9 ZAlhlEzs uaa
sasaesa@Hf 80 Es NHszsn
RFsy ne mzee a a.sh
. Na4w 40 osz4ae4 e n
spiritual 6m snsn hee
matters ser taken ~ aos
AMH a4ke1 e 1eesfre Hcl4 Gene
m1nten een1s3 Hzms a. Mzar-
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-13
Committee Meets On
Monday To Plan For
Coming County Fair

A nnx q ns uennttts -
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msxm sur - boes1ss M aae 1neeAma
CaEsfx Mezs u9nssrsisAa CcHs
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had OrAakNe - ard ~ mSM BE- hfk
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mn mMlays Mfx 8swxa MasA@
Aasssa ana Msz Tusa Csevfa
FSst nAycn
TIE pusnarli usn have bAt uae
eaoah lnM peW inseHee IS having
cesnpe4lAtse exhkNia Tt3 hxsn -
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-13
Construction Work
On New Bridge At
Bluff Greek Begun

Construction wurk on the mes
bridge across Bluff Greek nj Van
cieaye was started last week This
structure Is being built BY the State
Highway Department and w5u re-
place tire bridge which has served
there for a humber q yeafH but
collapsed last year ard has been
repaired for temporary use.
The new structure viii be murh
better and stronger than the Old
one II wiii be located about Is
yards wszt Of the present highway
bridge.
Up 70 the present Test pitngs have
been driven and Eirdafs and usiases
set Ia place. The wuFk h expected
10 be oosnpieted within q few mere
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-09-13

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