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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
Girl Reserve Has
Campfire On The
P~ascag0ula Beach

The 0l1 Reserve campfire uaa
held Wednesday night IT the east
end Of The beach. II was 3 very I'M
pFesstve ceremony with speecfaea.
songs. and finally shs taps played
on a numpsL Before ne ceremony.
games ssre played and afleruard :
mnrnhmalI0H toast WnH enluzea.
The program consisted of short
talks BY each Ct the following
Hefmlne Herring. joyce Justice.
Gloria Cole. Maxine Knight Joan
walker. Los BoaafRe. Mamie Run
Cook. and YVoune Mcleod eanaN
Sere sung between speeches aiao
After al talks we're finfahad. gohn
Hedrnan blew the taps from ) als-
lance dUu0 the beach. Mis- anaKk-
man ard MIss Dea&, sponsor ana
c~D~nppEasaz HeFzE elfh fhA eaah Re
were especially glad 70 have ! 0lfi
Reserve mother. Mrs Richards. -
cur guest
Tie theme q tie eamuffre - he
Girl Reserve symbol, tte trlaneIe AZ
haue~ enclosed - 3 circle. Ire uaznls
q ne triangle. representing body,
mind. and spirit and me woTAa-zzde
scope q lne organization aRabollx-
ed ~ Gne circle. we're exulslne1 IL
the ceremony. ~Foliow the 0lsam
Triangle q HEae.s Ard Tie Cal
- tne Pre-. weFs impreasIse soaes
~ ne ezmfHs. Al 10 eli - I'D :
great tlzaef
xFONNK heLEoU
Reporter
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
Home Demonstration
Club, East Side, Meets
At Home of Mrs. Hooks

The East Side Home Dumonatra-
ton Club met At the home Of Mrs.
Hulda Hooks Friday Afternoon.
Oct. 4 The nesting was opened b
repeating the Lords Prayer By ~
present This being the end Of rs
year for club work. achievement
Day wn1 observed. MIRA w. q.
HaFena. garden leader. Mrs Loran
UuilIotte. canning leader: Mrs. j.
?. Taylor. landscaps leader. and
Mrs. Ida Randall, home Improve
ment leader; each had lovely ex-
hioit& Rug making was the feature
Of the meeting. Mrs. Hnlda Hooks
gave q demonstration on cr0chelina
rugs Plans we're made for the clubs
part IN entertainment ri the County
fair. Al Traders gave q report on
the work that had been done Ia the
past year. After the business ses-
sion The birthday box wna presented
70 Mrs. Vase and Mira. Hasens.
Mira. Hoods assisted by Mrs. HuEa.
served refreshments 70 about fif-
teen members Meeting adjourned
70 meet again In November. ne
place 10 Be mentioned later.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
CAROLYN ANN nlRxm
HAS Fairly ON mkn
FOURTH nfRTHnAx

Mr.. and Mrs v. q. Hirth enter
tanned al = birthday party %
Thursday afseFnocn fer fheag ultIe
daughter. Carolyn Ann. o. be-
lumtss birthday. 80 their hosue III
as Lake Avenue HAlinzsssA ard
candy we're given % the guests A.
fAeora. Cares wur plsYea. wlth
Norma nuxEmAn anA Carolyn Arm
winning the psizss.
Mrs Rag Borrtft and 0Fma Cav
agnie assisted Mrs. fifth ~ serving
refreshments, after Nhich Carolyn
Ann opened her kiftE Guests were
DAVE. Wanda Faye. MnFfnA ard
Billy nufmsn. Mary Virginia and
Cnruie Ann pu4tevin. Carolyn ana
Dorman Byrd. Billy Larsen. Oens
Ingram. Don Edward N0rumazs
Jimmie Chart. Carolyn Ann and
Mary wilda Hirth. Aliases ffmA and
vernn 0avaEnis and Mes1amsz
john FoTzman. 0eorke Ingram. Esas
DoFfiea q y ClAFt. r. T. Dusfnan,
Seay. Eugene MlFth. and Mr. and
Mrs ". q Hifth
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

less than so.oooooo IN 1884 TO more
than IS .00e. 600 In 1910.
Though the bag limits On ducks
remain unchanged. the daily lin
il OF geese wak reduced 20 offset
the longer season Geese. Secretary
Ickes explained. did not Increase
along with the ducks and therefore
require more protection.
Losses OF woodcocks during the
excessively cold weather in the
South last winter made It advisable
to reduce the woodcock season 70
is days. The daily bag limit. how
ever. remains ~ 4 and the possess
SION limit At Q.
Regulations Are AvAiiabie
Mourning doves In the southern
States also suffered from the Sc
we're weather last winter, and this.
with overshooting In some areas IN
recent years. made q hAg-llmit re-
duction seem necessary. The daily
limit was reduced from IS 70 L.
Copies Of the complete regula-
tons may be obtained from the
Fish and WIldlife Service. United
States Department OF the Interior
Washington. D. c.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
Mission Society
Organized Tuesday
At Bayou Casotte

The ladies' Of the Bayou Cas0tfe
community met 81 the Spencer Ms-
mortal Baptist church Tuesday aft
ernoon and organized a Community
Mission GocsssY.
TIE esfleers elected for the a
suing year were Mira 7. G. Steele,
moderator frs. p A. WhafIey.
president. AEx. Pauline Trehern.
yice-prestdents Mira Lewis LAnder,
secretaFy-HeaSuFeF. and Mra liz
gene Mathten. reporter.
Mrs Ira EE~rkngfeElow was elected
Is leader q The visiting eom1zitlee
The meeting was brought % ;
close with : prayer Offered up b.
MFs WnafleY. TIE next session Vii
be held On Tuesday. OCTOBER Is
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
Theatre Neus I

Theatre patrons have . fine nffar-
tng 81 diversified entertainment
billed for the uxHt week At the
Ritz Theatre IN PascaeoulA 1his
includes. melodaFamas comedy. and
drama Al q the pictures are such
that vii appeal 70 almost any typ
IL audience.
TnniehL @one Million d c. d
fantastic and interesting picture
dealing wttn Ehe prehistoric err
There l. trial warfare ara print
tive fosnafcs IN this picture. Carols
LancIs. Len cnaneg, r.. Victor
Mature ard John Hubbard are IL
the Trading roles.
TomorfeN niahf. an action fined
meiodrama Of tire wea4. tilted
Blazing ia Shooters. with Charles
Btnrrett. and Effa Meredith II fhn
leading folss. There u plenty Of
fast riding fist and Gun fIshta
shown In ne pictuFe.
Sunday and Monday. October Il
and ~ PTids and Prejudice. star.
ring Greer Carson. LAurene Olives.
Mary Boiand ard MnurenA gasAall-
van IN ; s60Ex 81 the Benuet family.
There Il PLENTY Of comedy inter.
woven II this dramatic sEorr.
One q the greatest cnsnsdIss af
the year + efhe Golden TseeIrte<
which vii Be shown Tuesday Oel-
ODER Is with Lev AyFea. Ritz John
son and Lloyd Nolan. II Il q eaneaF
o. errors akich provides plenty u
entastasnmellE
Wednesday and Thursday. octo-
Der le and II. They Drive b.
Might 4 ; faseinatins n~eledran1n
which combines rough assa ssAzy
action Nlh = refused adventure
Into Insanity. Il h 4 story Il ne
trucking Industry and two broth
err naft Ter eKiztanHe
Friday Oc1gheF Ia. ~uRfa1ned.-
. north #aazA m~elodfnnae aaa1suzzA
with su1h names ns nag Mniand
PatFic1a Morrison and Akin TsmlF4
off 4 sn appealing story q IT,
znog. k4 aa4 conditions - ftza
north ADDING interest," Il ne eternal
triAngie II toFe
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
Gautier Woman's Club
Receives Report At
Its Regular Meeting

TIE pauAkef wunnMnN cauh tsssa
- uHSuttsly mskesang HxpaenAAe9 =
~ the eS& tcNn Tse fwsxsssns
cezfso use nne&stskg 90 urcer. gtse
eian ntnny uAs Rad ard TIE sezfe.
tnxy Mr. Z CexhfAn ealAnd aaa
run ard rad TIE nagnuixs e she
last ateetxua TIE tFenxuwr fefNe4a
"a aaaa = Substantial haAAnae wAs ~
hard
Miss Exhei winAae FsrasN. aeAuenss
ffesn une club 20 Mksrimtnu& Fsrm
Hagne waNk A. STATE Cnkene save
= repcst g her trip Ard exfneaN
MkNertnstaa % tire club fcw naAk1ne
TITS tar po9shae fer hRx
Mtm Ruzh Gaia rnAsfsly hnzAe
demonstration AGENT Npo waa
present. HpaAe ~ ffa htEa 1txhsa q
usr salk "a v. G OM a. rAarARnssA
which wAs delivered Al lla1 CeManAY
CUunc4i meeEtnG ne saht4e4 a.
which was EaeoAfsrn ice Dzsnxe-
rary Nae aiaa gave a deunnnssra-
ton IA lAlselinE exhlhlt1 fn4 nte
county fair which vii be heM
Octcber ~ ane - IA rAneAeuaaa
which was VERY in~sEgsAsine = nae
members
Fniioutng tire nnxlneka neaAann !
sortAi hour sms en1oy@a dnfaua
uhish ganass ana consesfs usss
held
seven old msmhnrx flve ne~ ossss
and three visitors were present ef
fruits wNFe canned uhieh e4n ~
punch and cu1ksea
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
LOCAL TOPICS

pr nssa Nh r. & sscus are en-
an Nxtesama ha4aF ~ tire Soo1awe4
ana Mrxico Taey are Fspected -
return home kha batter paTt Ct
ntxA wexk
Ma Grace shnssies erhalsz has
returgsea 10 her wus& after npena-
Ina last wUek al RnusrveH state
rark nttaTtasna Tire F~ecFeAsSnn
trnEnlnr ~cnnfereFce On hHE return
size xrent several dAys with her
parNntg Mr. ana MFn d g Hasss
nes a. Ramsay sFwfngA
-
AmonR ne osst-ot-town gaeasa
Eor the wedding 81 Miss Marietta
krehs 10 Everett MeIiwntn Olsen4
which took place lAst Tuesday IN
rMscaguuin we're Mr.. and Mrs
Victor 0cnkAle1 Mrs q ounnAaea
and Mrs Marietta Tlrnsien. Al a
Mohfie
Mira sidney KrcsM. of BearEnnnt.
Texas. spent several DAYS last week
IN Pascagoula visiting relatives and
fFtetldS
Mrs c II Stewart VINO has been
IL for several dayA II lmnroxknN
and Il abe 70 b. up Her aauxn-
ter. Miss Dofis Haydrn. Of New Or
leans. Is helping care Tor her.
-
Clarence n b. watkins Il nuw
connected win me Advertiser rub
fishing Company He WA formerly
with the Hudson Manufacturing
Company.
Mrx & r. 0nnderson. who has
hNen ~ for some time. has been IN
a critical condition for me past
several DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Camewell.
and Mrs c Z Simmons. Of nsrm-
inghafm. spent several days this
week In their cottage on Wade
Street
Miss Emma LandinRer has been
confined 70 her bed for about three
weeks. Her friends hope for recey-
cry.
Mrs. r. y. Murray left Friday for
McComb 20 spend several weeks In
the home Of her sDn-sn-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Fin Rush
o.
Hubert p. Grant. Of EIba, Ala
visited with his family and Mrs. j
O. Grant. ST. IN the Grant home on
Lafayette. Sunday.
D.
Mr. and Mira John McLemore and
daughter. Peggy. Of 0utfport. wers
visitors. Sunday. In the home ol
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Mcleod OF
General Lee.
Mrs Hermes 0autier, acuomp.
anied By Dr.. and MRS. r. 3. Neil.
vain and Mrs. Y. b. Mahaffey
drove 70 Mobile Thursday after
noon.
Clyde v. Mckee. state elementary
school supervisor Of the State d.
partment Of Education at jackson
visited the schools tn jackson eoun-
~ this week. He was sery vel
pleased with the condition Of the
schools and the progress being
made.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
Enrolment Ceremony
ofMeth0dist Womenat
Mt. Pleasant Church

A beautiful rnrnilnaeszs ceFtSsnE1
urnA held ct ~ Pleasant CharcA Ca
Mcnaay. Oh Z when nse tohN4rs4
usRnshNFx utxFed tn charter rOA g
the wmranA socfetg a. CHRISTIAN
service MAaazmes 1Aura and ANe
Waf~. L1xxze. Rukn Della szo
Sfeu~ RoosrfA Carrie Ware. wal
senn HyexaM AgAfiea Heldea tAkkae
Tnv6zr. wrflnsa 0nff and EPg1A3f
carter. and M1sses Annie Laurie
ware ana Mary Mcmillan Itle@s
not preseas already hoAdtr9 charter
membership caFxx were. MeeeAmez
Ceo Tayior and BuEt<4 ONeAl ann
Mis- Maude Roberta
DarsuK the business meeting pre-
-eedtnx she enrolment service re-
rort was given b retiring secretary
Miss Annfa Laurie Ware. and plans
tor week a. prayer prugrnzn asan
xone meeting 1.-THE fatseT 70 Be -
MI Peasant On WEDNESDAY. Oct
q. with v~ancleave aS co-hnztes8l
ugsre discussed MIS-. Runle Roherts
PRESIDENT. announced her desire "a
Apply the amount OF her expenses
ID Matches 90 conference meef1fAg
on life membership for Ont sc -
oldest members Of IRE sOcietg rGfhef
Aunt Nittie. or Aunt AnYehne
Roberts. with the hope that lefofe
the nstcal year closes w may al
be able 20 bestow this honor upon
the other beloved member.
Mott0n was made and seconded
10 send convnleScenk cards 10 Miss
Choyce Groves who has been III
There wsn be q call meeting Of
the society 1t the church on Sunday
night October ~. a. 8 O'Clock.
Those unable to attend the chart
er meeting but who have expreoea
the desire 10 sign the ron before ns
expiration date October Is, are n
fellows. Mesdamez Angelina, Mlttik
and Irene Roberts. Celeste Allen
Julia and Rennie Carter ant Ais
Dollie Roberts.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
cnAUFFKunss HaCKNsRs
ARk NOW on SALE

Colnnel + p Rfndy. catumi..
aonaf u Public nafetp. announces
that the MIzetSzippi Chauifeufs
Licenses went GA sAie October L
and ever person required - hAFt
one win be given thirty days - So
cure his badge.
Every person hiring himself a. 4
driver Of . vehicle fos hire Ia ~
quired 10 have q Chauffeurn Ia
sense IN addition to his regular
drivers license THIS inrindes dfls.
ers 81 buses taxia. drayk fretzfzt
trucks, etc
The cost Of Ire Chauffeur d.
ccnse IL s1m Persons wishing %
secure ChanffsEM's Licenses vii -
any patrolrnsn and make epnItoa-
ton. The pafroiInAn wfll tAks ~
his drivers icefsse and mail Il 10 Us
Dfivsrs' I4cense Bureau with ne
application Ths driver VIII BE ais-
en- . badge. lhe badge number vii
be stamped On hls drivers lineusa.
and both the badge ana drisnrs
license viii b returned 10 Tie eFis-
e..
The badges cannot be transfer
red as the number Of the hadgz
must always correspond - ne
number stamped On The drivers
license.
Colonel BRADY requests that ever
driver who vii b required to have
Chauffeuf1h license 70 immediate
" 20 \ patrolman and make aupli-
cation for same and not walt until
the last minute. These heefssa c<ssl
no more nov than they vii later
on.
Submitted BY.
HENRY r. LIE
Director Public Relations
A~ias1sslpra Highway
Safety Patrol.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11


REGISTRARS A. Z MaHFrz4 = q
Wossd. II u mpann. e. q MARI, T.
X Mcintosh. u O. H0uek. J. y
Love. KalEsfxn While. = Y. E3zFtt-
mas. n VI mnlaidM ! n FfeNm m.
Virginia FeannGks Mildred AH
and fmes seward
KABT a1nE pREClnCTK A.
Knafnts chief registrar
nsaistraFs-M1a W A HouN4
Win NafakEnan. z1fA Vio1et Muftaf
Ruby kina and lrma cssaenie.
KHEDIE PRECINCTS imrT r
8witxeF. efxief feststFsF.
ReNistEnxs-MFa a. q MabFf.
Mn Carolyn sinraa. Mia hsnzna
Ire N0fffA.
oRAN0x GROVE PRECINCT
3 a. Cooley. chief FeafHsfaK.
hsafsEfafs-Nfx a. NaiiEe Haas
efts L , neAsTta and NJ IN =
Bang.
PKcAx pnKufNcTMn Z
@luFua. ehfaf rHetafFnF.
Hset<faxm-Juhn y CLARK MfM r.
a. Cg1yAf and M W. Hfofk.
SOUTH PAaCA0OufA pHK-
cfNT-ArtfnR Ailsn. chief Fssis
tFnF.
Reessssafs-Mms zo~bxTls Cos.
Aliss Anne EsTmsNeFth. szk4s nary
Alice HpaEAmaga. oe1fN4 ~ Hug
gins AIa = y wells and totn n
watts.
nCnANToA pnKcyAuT-A Il
fifuwNla. enzef registrar,
Kxaln1KaFa~Eeenss a. AeAxkxa. Raul
~ Myers. = = Coisnsx, hFs fenise
n. WIeaennafa. Cooper Hazs4f4. 4
o. LaatheFbuxY. r. & 81 BATCH
Mrs.. AunIe Lee FafnteE. Hez. A.
Moore. kslsa hfafia Rgurke. - Q
W. Nmkika
SHIP YARD r \. wssl. saisf
registrar.
ileelssfAfs-faiin o Grant. -
o 4 Hll1ehFand Virgil G. 0EI Il
p nausier. r. = ifoliistsT. Henry
Lvud. Bette L. Head. O = Taslaa
ard KnIls1 Rogers
NORTH pAacAooufA pr
CINCT-J = CLARK. ahlef registrar
MfKiaEEazsu " Larsen. IL {
A. Carrier. Cafa Eselln WalkAf. -
Madellae Murphy. KAtnlsen Eel
fS0yd G. nsEd. III 81 Mnase -.
JOHN = NeNe4I CienasaE Ger
street. - = Nnhina1n - -
CeETis N~nz1nnzFH
WEST rAacA0OuEA rHn-
cfNCT : Bradley. chief REFS.
uMr.
Rexiasrara-Annla Leaane Rr<nn
2 y zieslsT. G i Guitars ! g
roru1n. u.
FoNrAfnnLKAu PRECINCT
n p Eaeeaa. chief registrar
HeetstEHTH-8zM Jemie Hez1- Mza
Bessie narnhzn End n 3 Ind
holm.
oCEAa SPRINGS PRECINCT
Oscar 1eaeEzEu. chief registrar
MeHlsEfaW~afm Hitam Hxsar
&iW Margaret Benton 49, NHss
cesea hpenee1. MkAs Veins Jenkins.
JAMES DIzzzau. ~. Nl1N 80 49,
ara MFs aaifT q WIfilnma Hfa
Eiz4heEA F4An. Mrk My -
erin HI Virginia Lee. Mfa AA4
Uoti&elae 80 ~ j. ClaME3Iazn.
JACOBS RHkClNcT-Iao :
Seals an6s1 Fnessssnf.
kegi4fEaEaafta y9sis1fa -.
tftm Pauline cuIleg. - EaaEA
CARTS / #sEsFz. - =
Huihek EsaEls - BAgsfd Z Fl
1s@4 aHd 4<e = Ws
LAT1azZ PRECINCT azazza
a CfuEhzFaz. sh4ei registrar.
NNNtaGfzH@-Am VI = zeaF-
hspToaah MaNasa nel4nee4. MIm
ChNA4ElHA aNzzH. ueoFss - Clifton
aTd jeff H1sas4 Ha7MoaH
LAHUE PRECINCT La1zzd
bsuNa. a2AI registrar
hezzaz. aFa 11m nsza Hsm-
So. Nszza #ilkeFena. - IL
6fpd asSmsaE. : l. Davis 80 -
ham Eazznazs
BxauH# CMNNM PRECINCT q
y VII. zazzI registrar.
HesHIzsz## NaIgln ca. Ha
- G Haa4z n1th HZzzaz -
NaHIe. nzuf Ea1ais. Aazzs -
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in MoAsie. visited relatives hsfRI
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GRIFFIN


Ths secretary requests ua % d
nounce that the 0rilfln cemesnfy
Association sill meet On Monday
October ~ 1870. e. lhFse-lhlfty ~
the afternoon. AZ the cemetery.
Members are requested 10 take mo-
tice and be psusnpt IA attendance
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

We " In the papers where that
man Wilkie lost his voice last week.
He Is going 70 lose his pants when
us democrats get through with him
In MISUNDERSTANDING Commercial
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LIBERAL RULES
FEATURE YEARS
BIRD HUNTING
Inrrssss h nsrk NumhsEs Ansss
6H-D4y Seassn Per
1sta ~SAoatinE

Pnr - days IRIS tar. guns VII
BE- bruEning IN sic0ghA marshes
F~taoics. Nns Akes a. the same
time 10 AL f the United States
a. mlEratoy-wAterfCwi hunters In
three sones take advantAEe 81 ire
sa-GAy season urusi0ed la the 6nck-
G.1lag regulations recenEaf an
noa14cea b. Secretary Of the In
terlcg Harold l. Iekex
LAst year mere than toNHoo
Spcrssxlserr hunted migratory game
cards Ofnnaix Of the -F1sh and
MlsdAie Service base this estimate
On the sales of mieratoFy-ntro
hunting stamps. which each Wild
iouieF more than ie years old must
purchase
First Overlap In 8 Years
The liberalization o. the migra-
tory-birc hunting regulations 60
lnclnde 60 consecutive days Of
waterfowl hunting resulted IN the
2s-day oTeriapplrzg Of the seasons
IN all three zones. the first time
this has happened in 5 years In the
northern zone .wildfowi may BE-
hunted from October ! 20 November
-. In the intermediate rome. Octo-
Der I6 to December IA: and IN the
southern sone. November 2 70 De
cember 81.
Other nberalizAtionS include daily
shooting TO begin at sunrise and q
longer postseason possession Of
birds Duck-popalation increases
for the past 5 years have made II
possible to liberallEe the hunting
regulations this year. Secretary
Ickes explained
Geese Limit In Reduced
The Nations misiatory-watei
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

ROR eAIzE-one 7-room hozse. -
Iz0 feet "a - street. e - feet
deep IS bsaEln9 pecan. o2hsE fruit
trees IS minutes wnE ffasn tozn
wiz eeIi 81 q part q ~ BaNfsff.
Hewiezt eAa@ Ehop paNaeoaIz.
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FOA PINT HsaA private haaze.
DgiFate saATaaee 20 roesn an4 AAsh
SO jackson - Tell lEazp
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

The Nations mtgiatory-uates
fowl population doubled itself DUR
ing the past 8 years. increasing from
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Clyde v. Mckee. state elementary
school supervisor Of the State d.
partment Of Education at jackson.
visited the schools tn jackson ooun-
" this week. He was sery vel
pleased with the condition Of the
schools and the progress being
made.
La gaceta., 1940-06-25
~ElIUVqERoN EN- DIES A
OUFRDo LAREDO BRU Y
MIGUEL ANGEL DE LA
CAMPA

Habana, JUNO 25.-Se ha po-
dido saber en- esta capital que
por ell asunto de los pasaportes a
los americanos estuvieron en-
desacuerdo Ell presidente Laredo
Bri y ell secretario de estado, Mi
grel Angel de la Campo.
Ia Secretaria de Estaio ase-
gura hoy cue los americanos 10
necesitaran de pasaportes para
entrar en- Cuba; pero Sc admite
que los cubanos 81 tendran que
presentarlos en- Estados Unidos.
Velando por ell prestigio de IN
cancilleria Guiana, de la Campo
scStenia que 81 Sc pedia pasa-
portes a los cubanos, era l6gico
que Sc pidiera tambien a los a.
meri,anos a Su entrada EN- Gu
"a. Laredo Br1 Sc mostr6 en-
desacuerdo, teniendo en- cuenta
ell dinero que anualmente deia ell
turismo.