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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21
PASCACOULA YOUTHS REPORT
OF MAGNOLIA BOYS STATE
HEARD BY ROTARY CLUB
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21
rHkAraE NEWS

Friday, June n, nt the Rita
Theatre. Iaa Miranda ana George
Brent are starred IN . Sparkling per-
iormance Of romance IN the Afrlean
diamond mines when they meet N
Adventure In Dlamoncs.~ Rhythm
q the rio 0rande with Tex Ritter
and Susan Dals shows at tie HIIx
On Saturday. june "a.
LAw Asrea III hin famous RE a.
= doctor ard L1nnei Barrymore -
lis loynhis teacher. APPEAR IN
another q une Kildare series sun
day and Moddar ~Dr. K1Idaress
Strange Case depfctS TIE young
doctors troubles when he runs ID
against q eaas q NDnezia ard 3
foTe-stck husband. And one was
Beautifui- niEh Jean Muir. EaheFf
Cummtngz ard LaFatne Dar plays
st the Ria Tuesday. The eternal
triangle. b. nais time Eta to
sisters. Ore selfish and TIE other
seEaefauA ez1ou8n 10 help her sweet
heart fight rs say OF e ; prisos
conviction
A hght cumedy. featuring Jaek
Benny. RoeheszeE. and Andy Deslns
Buck Benny n4des Again pays
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21
PiAClDE WALKER
ASKS RETURN 10
COUNCILMAN POST

Continued from page oue1
carrying Out the work which he
now capably does for the city. II
9 great saving 10 the taxpayer
each yeN. lie stated that hts first
work AZ ) young man wns plsh the
PascaRoula street Railway and
Power ccsnpany. laying and wMk-
ING on the water mains fOw tn use
IN the city. Later. as q plumber
and pipe filter. be wax brought in
close contact with the water supply
and other matters Of vital Interest
IN carrying out the functions og the
department he now supervises.
AR. walker has taken = lead In
advancement Of the city. He stated
that his hobby has been civic and
industrial development q me city
for years before he wns eicctez 70
his present office. He has given
much Of his personal time towards
this end
He says that IN hts present ca
pacfty he has become more familiar
with the needs Of the cityss public
works department than any other
person In the city. Thus he believes
that be Is better qualified 70 serve
the city efficiently. and eapably.
with the maximum amount Of
economy being exercised He has
saved the city thousands Of dollars
under the system Of operation he
has installed IN his department and
promises further savings Il the
voters Of the city retain him e.
their councilman
Il feel that 81 the voters 81 the
city know me personally, know my
qualifications and whether o. not /
am capable and reliable and fitted. :
he said. I have no promises 70
make other than that ! viii wofk
increasingly for the best interests
Of Pascaeouia- ] wfll strive 70 Sc
every voter bsfween nov and eIec-
ton day, provided that M vii not
interfere with my present duties
- councilman. However. through
this means. I earnestly solicit the
support o. every voter IN the city
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21
A.&P.FOOD STORES
PASCAGOULA
BRANCH BYAUGUST
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stue0m al oser sise unitsSa ssaaaa
have taken q lease fuT ffvx ye@Fs
en- tfe building on ksxns svsusse.
oxned ard formerly oecupAea ~ the
rancneuaia NattunAA heak
me nsnxs wsn eerapy ths snlirs
ground fhouT. win extensive I'M
improvements hetne slammed and
nnw und=< Say. The piAneasEn ~
frost o. tne old hul1dln@ ara u b.
torn away and usN entire fFuaf ~
moceind Partitions wtl be Tezzsusec
and new flouFn pat "a - part q
The proposed changes
When these aitersucsss have bern
made With al of tina new paint
ard flnixhlna touetfns neceszaFr in.
eludinx installation 0f new fkxtufes'
this local A A r. StaFe h expected
70 be one uf TIE most modern feed
stores and msFkets ~ the soath.
J. c. PefeEuy. an official ef the
A. a p. and g Heaton. uperAuns
superintendent made several tf1pa
70 pascagOuin 10 make surveys be-
fore nha deal was formally closed
fee this location
A xiegcnfelder. local contractor
b IN charge az nse construction
WORK Tlle lease w4s made through
Latter a Blum Of New Orleans.
Tnz work has already begun and
the Guiding l. 70 BE- occupied On OF
about August 10 The seeund floos
b 20 be converted inso four modern
family apartments
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21
Ma :. > DUNTgN HOsTKss m
w0MANs PROGRESSIVE CLun

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

Mr. and MyA Fn4a1e &tAtanaA MA
Tuesday. tosrlns p1ans* e asteFsss
tn TEsasHAEeR
Mfx ruFa wgInaasx hAa fssuEr.ea
10 hrF husne la ware oAaAsAnmA
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anahM@. -. ard Atfa Curtis WI
llama IN their huEne % CafsY street.
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tolnsd Mr.. Haffsns n Fzse1snals
70 make thnss lfnsne ~ "a Izeexh
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let TIE .. q Maritime c~a3zsnnlwaan
Is ansAila aftphuilalng Corpora.
ttaEk
Mr. W L Aisemnh an Mansl4y
Ter Tmnoslo Ontario. canaas. q
attend ths Ef&danstun s-xsEE1ss2 "a
her euaA nsucs Aisfmrh ~ o. An.
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fent If nfe KiuaaaAt boaY TaAeE vii
ttta iFlenns 10 New Vera. ln&ssax
IN Tire worlds Fsff. ard Waslttlss-
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49,
p4nlllp Ahparh ieft TITS wtsk lul
. sssks fishing ulp IN Nofshefr
cauH1a. and wil return % Rsnna-
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21


nrlesa sos Mis- Lens Hail sst
Mrs = r. EFirtno1. Ts1s W CFth,
b1rs Mrs. BtYFon. co. Mns - Il.
Yoans. 81. Mu " b Herring. tts
Mfa George Parsley. - AGien Zoe
Belle Cux. Soc ~. and Arr
LannnF. U. M r. n0kesta. ca W.
& Hlca. 81. ~ A. ne@g. "a a q.
Patterson. &0Cs A ~ neotk, Soc
Hogs Rec Soc z G WanlfEsd ~
and Jask King Nx
Ousef contributors nc gave :
total Of tIsIu b smaller aHteunis
nere r. Coca. III ceokerNoAa. 3
r alAae. Lynn f1nssn. Louis
Walker. n ~ pHsanmnataA. Elfsas
Baum. D. A TAyiof. q a. Lop1f.
Louis Kudris. A I'll. +. A Cfafs
John Patterson. III. nfanan. Cart
Ray. @ d. Clu1hiefe. III 0lsnn. NJ.
Fentnn. G. G Mecey. ~. TSilmaa
nathan 6lErn4ss O. reeEeF. z p. ~
hard. l. J Hii4. r. = SKINNER. nas
rarxsr T. ~ HenaF8ekM. Lee Fsxis
naaa. 4 a CpOgNf. = = Wznaaaa
l. j. Hkmley. Oscar anKahbard, u
r. Parker. A. naxtoEl j n pyiats,
" II soasli. 0uy sl1sksEfilL n l.
Miller IoxFy Danshfsy. I. "
Baker. J. X ITey. kzFi BFo1n. sufsn
utaFa. l. v jackson. AFrs0ia PEI.
kiam. Iiannia fihisY. Jaek HAfdisa.
Prank Bryant. = A 5nEas. Einasr
Newman. r. r. Roberts. l. J nliba
Nj Weaver. Jack Klne an4 o.
Jones Besides these e4S7 Was Con.
uEaaEzd ~ peopi1 Hho declined -
give their llaInee aAnng mlEh thesf
contributions.
Mr. IAaAfe ard has easnmlttas
RAISED : total q te714 Members
o. Mx4 Lagmars COMMITTEES we're
Misses HeiHn uauEleF. 0l1Fia Cole
bselrn henfroe and Anna Kfsbs.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21
PAsCAG0ULA AUXILIARY
TO ENTERTAIN VETERANS

The Pascagoula Legion Auxiliary
wishes to inform Is members gEzsg
Il win be the local units time %
entertain The dnmtclliaxy ~ the b.
lou Facility. next Tuesday. June
z5tn Those interested. pie1se ct
IA touch with Mra T. l. cohn.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21
|&m%M9

n members a your fanny have essn stagtnR Il va have haa :
vaa1of. o. Il ya hsse sfven . parts. pFe3 eh - aa1 kWt Na
nswn ~ NE
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

JACKSON C0uNTE aaD CAGES
COMMENDED loa &xEEtxfN1
RESULTS 0F wAa FUAn DMfEI
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

The steadily increasing business you. the citizens Of jackson coun-
y, have seen III 70 give III since our opening last June has necss
Stated our moving into larger quarters and " ae. therefore.
pleased to announce. and invite Al to attend. the formal opening IL
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

80. e N Frsa onsssa ana
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21
NEW AND LARGER STORE

Where We have on display > large and varied stock d home fur.
nishings ESPECIALLY PRICED for the OPENING EVENT.
EACH AND EVERY HOME - OUR TRADE AREA WILL. -
cEIvE ONE or OUR FOUR-PAGE CIRCULARS SHOWING
SOME Or THE oUTsTANDlNGvALuEs OFFERED FOR THIS
OCCASION.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-21

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an1 ~ - > AheEz8 = Mosu
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Evening star., 1940-08-15
6 Orig. s22.S5 Misses
Summer Suits
Woven rayon in white and
ps'tsl'; pa ss IS Sizes $6.99

w AS
3 Orig. 10.95 Lined Summer
Suits Rayons in white,
and printed dressmaker
styles. Sizes 10 to 16; plain
white tailored. Size 16, S3.99
Z Orig. 7.95 Dark Sheer
Summer Toppers Sheer
woods and rayon crepes; sizes
SO to A. Black and navy,
S4.99
1 Orig. 1925 Navy Sports
Jacket KraShleen fabric:
belted back; size IA, $5.99
4 Orig. 10.95 Summer Coats
Double alpaca; full
length: navy, size AZ, brown,
40 and black, Is and 20, $5.s9
DIETER Coat Shop. Third Foor)
Evening star., 1940-08-15
Thrift Dress
Clearance

Is Orig. 1.19 10 1.69 Cotton
House Dresses end Hoover
cites .. some of our famous
Del Rays included ----59c
Is Orig. 81 Rayon Sharkskin
Dresses Slightly soiled;
small sizes zes-------79c
Is Orig. 2.99 to 5.99 Pastel
Dresses Rayon crepes;
slightly soiled; also Crepe
Carso" rayon sheers in larg-
er sizes ,8S
IS Orig. 3.99 to 7.99 Rayon
Jersey Dresses . Eyelets
and solid colors; mostly
white; a few black in group.
Sizes IL to 44---2.88
s Orig. 7.S5 to 1885 Formal
Dresses -. Cotton evening
gowns; slightly soiled; small
sizes --2.S8
35 Orig. 5.99 to 7.95 Daytime
Dresses Twin print rayon
chiffon redingotes! Printed
bemberg rayon jacket dresses!
Colorful printed rayon sheers
with matching slips; solid
color rayon crepe jacket
dresses, printed rayon jer-
seys. Sizes 9 to II and IL to
20 >. plenty Of size 1872.
Many one or few of a kind,
1888
/ Orig. 1885 Bengaline failIe
Wrap .. Fitted style, size
AZ O.oc
Evening star., 1940-08-15
SpOrtswear
Clearance

50 Orig. 1.99 Bathing Suits
Cotton dressmaker suits;
cotton rayon jersey lined; in
red and white or blue and
white stripe. Sizes "a to
SO 5 59c
Is Orig. 1.99 Beach Hats %.
White with colored crowns,
$50
Is Orig. 81 and 1.99 Beach
Shirts :. Cotton and denim;
plain and stripes. Sizes II
to 18--------------
5 Orig. 5.99 Evening Skirts
Rayon crepe; pink;
broken sizes IL to 16---1.79
10 Orig. 5.99 and 7.99 Sports
Dresses A.. Rayon sharkskin
and rayon crepe prints; and
white. broken sizes IA and
ID -----------1.79
Is Orig. 5.sS Slack Sets
Spun rayon; short and long
sleeves: grey, pink and aqua.
Sizes IA to 18. 3.99
(sportswear Shop. Third Floor)
Evening star., 1940-08-15
"a m9F8
Clearance
Values Sc to IOc each!
Hfgh.Grade
Bath Soaps
3:9c

VARIOUS IrAgrdnce6. FaCkeO
in bulk to bring
the price down. Dn@
IL cakes ~OO
120-Orig. 25c Kleinert's
Dress Shields. Mis-stamped,
l0c
"a Jars-Orig. 75c Constance
Bennett Glow Base e--l9c
48-Orig. 75c Ponds Cold
Cream 19c
14-Orig. 81 Metal Medicine
Chests --25c
107-OriE. soc and 75c Nov.
city Soaps ---25c
50-Orig. 81 Novelty Shower
Soap Sets ts-------50o 500
47-Orig. 81 Kleinert's Two
Way Stretch Foundations.
Large sizes SOC
(Toiletries. Main Floor)
Evening star., 1940-08-15
Summer Suits
and TOpperS

Originally $50
Semi.GlOss
Paint
Only IS gallons! Master
Made semi-gloss paint in
popular
tsoty eo,sr.y $500 gal.
~ OTIS. 1.25 Air. Enamel.
For furniture, walls, wood
work. White, ivory, green,
79c at.
IL a Gals. 1.69 Porch and
Deck Enamel. For wood, ce-
ment, linoleum. Choice of S
colors -S1.09 n gal.
Is Gals. RS Flat Paint. For
undercoat or finish coat,
$1.69 gal.
.2I Gals. 3.35 One-Coat In
terror Gloss Enamel. For
walls and woodwork, $2.25 gal.
paints, Fifth Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1940-08-15

Thrift Dress Shop. Third Floor.
Evening star., 1940-08-15
Fur Coats,
Fur Jackets
and Fur
ScarfS

I Orig. $23 Raccoon-
dyed opossum coat,
size 16 -------l4.50
l Orig. $48 Silver Fox
Collar -------25.00
l Orig. S58 Ermine
Bolero. Size IA $3.50
3 Orig. $5S Guanaco
Jackets. Sizes Is, 10,
20 0-----------35.00
1 Orig. SIS Red Fox
Scarf -----38.00
3 Orig. SO Silver Fox
Capes ----------3 $3.50
1 Orig. 379 Beaver
dyed coney Stroller
and Nun, size IL, $58
I Orig. $79 Sealine-
dyed Coney Stroller
and Muh, size IL, $5S
1 Orig. $79 Seal-dyed
Coney Coat and Muh,
size IL $500
/ Orig. $118 Black
Caracul Lamb Swag-
ger, size 16----75.00
2 Orig. $138 Silver
Fox Jackets, size Is,
$500
1 Orig. S13S Bombay
Lamb Fitted Jacket d
Mun, size 16-- $500
(Fur Dept. Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-08-15

I20 Prs. Womess
Orig. Csc to 81
Silk Hose
Chiffon silk hosiery in size
812. A few isles 00@
included OOC
240 Prs. Orig. 35c Lisle
Socks Mesh toes and
heels. Pr. 18c
40 Prs. Orig. 79c Knee
Length All Silk Hose 29c
(Women's Hosiery. Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-08-15

Gloves Reduced
20 ps.-Orig. 7sc Pastel
s.ysn R.ss.. Gloves Hove lOC
IS -prs.-OriE. 81 Rayon
Mesh or Lace Gloves. Sum-
mer pastels in broken sizes.
35c pr.
Sc prs.-Orig. 81 Rayon
Fabric Gloves Pastels;
broken sizes Soc pr.
SS prs.-Orig. S1.59 and $1.98
Kidskin or Capeskin Gloves.
Novelty styles: broken sizes
and colors --- 6sc pr.
(Gloves. Main Foor.)
Evening star., 1940-08-15
ORIGINALLY 79S
Draperies and
Matching
Spreads

Just IA pairs of draperies.
Striped rayon and cotton
measuring 2A -yds. long to
the pair. The matching
spreads (just 80 of them
come in double and single
sizes. Choose from wine,
blue rose or $1.4R
gold -- AoO"
150-49c to sec Remnants.
Slipcover, curtain and dra-
perry fabrics. / to 1h-yd.
lengths. Ea.
so prs. 1.59 to 2.9S Curtains.
Pin and cushion dotted cot
ton marquisettes. Rufied
and tailored styles. One
and-two pairs of q kind.
Some soiled-
Is prs. 1898 and 1893 Dra-
peries- Rayon and cotton
Ruftex. Two-toned. az
yds. long, 1o0-inches wide to
pair ---s s9.98
(Curtains and Draperies.
Sixth Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1940-08-15
THE HECHT CD. FRIDAY BARGAINS
1000 Mes's and Womes's
Handkerchief

1000 Mes's and Womes's
Handkerchief
Lace-trim med styles
for men; colored
nsn nssa'l' '.-1se for l2Ac
50-Orig. 19c "An States"
'Kerchiefs. Colorful prints
of 48 States l2c
1oo-Orig. SOC Gay Squares
to tie round your head, or
wear as q shawl ..3 $50
(Handkerchiefs. Main Floor.)
Camera
Clearance
24-Orig. 81 Candid Camera
Gases -----------------3Sc
6-Orig. $3.50 Argus Camera
Cases --$l.25
6-Orig. S4.95 Univex Cam
eras --$2.25
cameras, Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-08-15
Just Is Orig. SI0.95 to SI6.9S
Better Dresses

Daytime and evening dresses.
Plain colors and prints;
jacket dresses included.
Rayon crepes and rayon
sheers; not all sizes or colors,
but broken sizes for
misses and women O.
included -- ~"
10 Orig. $16.95 to 1895
Street and Evening Dresses,
$40
(Better Dress Shop, Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-08-15
Clearance
for GIRLS

4-$1.S5 White Summer
Hats. Slightly soiled- Soc
17-$1.15 Navy-and-white
Shorts. Sizes 8 to 10----50c
1-S3 s harkskin Sport
Jacket. Size SOC
1-$1.59 Be a ch Shawls
White and nautical trims,
4-S1.95 Girls 3-Pc. Play
Suits. Sizes 7 to 8 yrs, SOC
16-79c to LIS Sport Shirts.
Broken sizes ---------29c
2-1.15 Hats. Now ----29c
7-1.15 Playsuits. Broken
sizes 29c
25-1.l5 Stacks. Sizes 6, 8,
is, 18-----------------.29c 29c
12-1.15 Wash Dresses.
Broken sizes ----29c
Soils Shorts; broken sizes
6, 8, l8, 20-----19c
$50 Beach Hats. Now 19c
4O-l.95 to So Dresses.
Broken sizes for girls and
teens --$1.38
18-1.15 to 1.59 Shorts, $1.38
14-1.95 Chubby Play Suits.
2-Pc. Styles s-----$1.3S
4-$3 Ankle Length Party
Dresses. Organdy- y---S1.3S
5-3.95 Chubby Playsuits.
Pastel rayon sharkskins. 10
to IL -$2 $2.25
1855 to 5.95 Sheer Dresses.
NOW $L.Zo
1895 Bathing Suits.
Rayon lastex. Sizes 8, 10.
~ $l.5o
20-3.95 Bathing Suits.
Rayon lastex.- Sizes 8 to
(Girls' Clothing. Second Floor,
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1940-08-15
l()c ,,.
Originally 1895
6-Way
Rembrandt
LAMPS

Just II of these nationally
known lamps. Very hand
some and supplying you
with 6 degrees of light
n need IT,. 1920
e4.S5 Plate Glass Mirrors,
81
1-9.95 Maple Floor Lamp.
With parchmentized shade.
S4.95
12-15.95 Table Lamps. Chi
nese. Lenox and imported
china lamps --s7.95
lamps. Fourth Floor.
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1940-08-15
Just 9 ParaSOlS
Orig. So c1 IN
and So ~AOOO
81 White
Handbags
59c

Simulated feathers in top
handle and under arm
styles. Also a few pastels.
25-Orig. $l.50 Utility Bags.
Roomy styles. Pastels, stripes,
prints; snap frames ---79c
75-Orig. 50 Leather Bags.
Patents and dull feathers, 81
35-Orig. 81 and So Patent
Leather Bags. Well made,
spacious styles; red $l.39
20-Orig. 50 Black Suede
Bags. Trimmed with alligator
calf; top handles --$2
(Handbags. Main Floor)
Evening star., 1940-08-15
NATIONAL 500

ITO Prs. Orig. I99
WOmen's Play
Shoes
White and various color COM
binations. Mooassin types,
sandals and ties: broken
3 s''s'' a'-'0 81. 10 $l.39
so Prs. Orig. 1.l9 House
Slippers and terry cloth
sandals: printed rayon Dor
says; various colors. Broken
sizes 3l2 to 8---------59c
Is Prs. Orig. SIS Marge
Pumps Beige alligator
calf step-in pumps; elasti-
cized sides; Cuban and high
heels. Broken sizes, 3la to
8 sass
(Women's Shoes. Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1940-08-15
Just $50! Orig. Use
EatOn'S Boxed
Stationery

48 sheets, "a envelopes, In
assortm e mt of 24G.
59-Orig. 39c Secretary Note
Books. With replaceable note
pdQS lVC
179-Orig. Csc Dennison'S
PliofiIm Creations 10c
l79-Orig. Soc Boxed Paper.
"a folded sheets with match
ing envelopes. 19c box, 8 for
Soc
1e9 Orig. 81 Reversible
Bridge Covers. Green with
brown or red SOC
(Stationery, Main Floor.)
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13

of the City, through us, their repre-
sentativeS, do hereby acknowledge the
GlnselfiSh and valuable services rem
dered by Mr.. Smith, and be il further
Resolved. that as an expression OF
sympathy on the part of the manrbers
of this Council, and To perI,etuate the
Ssime OH the records of the City, this
aieSOlutiOn be spread at length upon
the journal Uf this days proceedings;
and that the Clerk he. and he hereby
is. directed To transmit Il copy Of this
resolution Ia the family of the det'eas-
ID
move the adoption Of the forego-
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford WaSar
Supported by Councilman Benin
Yeas Gouncilmen Benin. Brohl.
ScbUltz Wagar Wagner.
Nays: None.
Adjournment
Motion 10 adjourn AT ten +. NJ. 10y
Councilman Wagar. supported by
Councilman Wagner.
Yeas: COuncilmen Benin. Brohi,
Schultz. Wagar. Wagner
Nays: None
LAWRENCE J. LaCOURSE,
City Clerk.