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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
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cor N Pascagouia Street
The Friendly Church with Q
Welcome "
Our regular services.
Sunday School. 10. A. NJ.
Devotional hour. HOO A. II
Evangeiistic Service. 7.3O p. II.
Prayer Meeting. wednesday. 7.30
p. n.
We are pleased TO announce that
we have moved 70 q new and more
permanent location. We have pur-
chased lots AZ the corner Of Adams
and Pascagoula streets and have
moved the tabernacle TO that adj
dress from which place we viii con-
ouet all Of our services.
You VIII find the same welcome
awaiting you at this new location.
KENNETH ERWIN.
Pastor.
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ALLOTMENT OF ACREAGE
OF COTTON FOB COUNTY
FIXED AT $50 ACRES
Farmers WAC Plant Within Their Acreage Allotment WI
Be Able To Market Al Their Cotton
Without Penalty

Tsse rntssxa xrreaex allotment Cor
jackson raasIiy fo 1871 As 80
acrex County AEent A. J Franklin
announced th&s week Tne AI3of-
nerss q exactly thx aanne 80 4 was
fcr dsfS year.
ne coansy ard STATE otflne sre
rev busy ecmrNtnE u1diFfcuA4
farrn alactEusnts 80 that zach pro-
dtaser ulu krsUW shat ms RcrtaEf
allotment fnr lsti I'll be before the
cotsaa marketing referenc1n u
heic O. saturday. DNotwoN~ Z
me 1851 national GOTTEN MARKET
Inn anruta &c z7n8o99e, reeently am
rocneee By Secretary Ct A~ert1alturF
ClAnoe r. WiekAE1 wln nus becozne
sffecsfve unls&s approved By twD-
thirds az the eligible c0ttua growers
VIC snse Il & referendum 20 t. hel1
SStGxds. DecsmhRr Y
TNx ratten marketing Quota pro-
gran scr 1871 vii be the S&sne ~
thai II estec4 t1e pas three YEARS
TIE 1850 gao14 waz apgw0ved b.
ss1 percent Of ire pr0oangf4 wilJ
voted tn tne referendum IL u1s
Soath and ng ss4 percent a. uns
rrucucerx wzo voted IN Mississippi
reports r n Patterson. state AAA
acEn2ntktrstnr
Although s6s percent q MisS1s-
2upa producers Nho voted IN last
years reterenavn noted for cott1r
na4xksazzR quotas. eaaly is2zs pro-
curexE voted IL fhE referendum a
compares with Isak8s II 1875 and
zss. rs IN 1897.
Acmlntxtrator Patterson say
ever effort vi Be mace % 81
esaery eligible producer 70 vote IL
Tits pears referendum SC that thl
result VII represent the deetkion d
al farmers
Regardless 81 tire outcome Of tas
referendum On December :. thg
conservation phases at the AAk
farm program Vii be continued Il,
1851 and farmers can earn soil.
os@Eg payments for carrying OF
aprN1vec ~scsi-bEticing practicez-
Farmers VIM plant within their
zcreaze altotEnents under the con-
seTratson program vii Be abs %
market al C the cotton grown on
fnEtr allotted RereaepH without pen
alty II marketing cnotas are IN
efeet. producers who market IN
excess az their caotax w1l be re-
CURED % pay q penalty c. } cents
. pound CT al Gotten sold r. excess
o. marketing quotas set I'D for their
farms.
Cottun marketing Quotas must be
pat into effect tn ip4l 20 enable the
Secretary Ct Agriculture % author
nc eoft0n loans under provisions Of
TIE faSs AAA farm act
Ac1u5nlStrAua7 Patterson express
&c the 0pinAan thai cotton farm
ers hare neec CT marketing quotns
for TIE 1851 marketing year more
than I'VE before ~ uzr conditions
have decreased rather than IN
creased foreign outlets for Anneri-
ear cotton
Tne AAA administrator pointed
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

COMPLAINANT,
Va szes
h t.h4kTRAuR. EFT Al
DEF1sNDAETS-
s1ATE o MISSISSIPPI
WilliMm H.. Wefntr9uh Anne a.
ArAub. Genevisvs Lazarus and A.
I "A SMART Tou and Zach Of roa are
hereby summoned 70 be and appear before
the Ch4neery Court ef jackson County.
Mississippi At the October H1ass there
u or sks l4th day of Oetober. 1s40. %
answer. plead or dszsur 70 ths allesA-
t5ons 81 . BIZ q Complaint flied in said
Court against you. being CaUee Nc. ezss
af the Docket 81 aald Court IN uhieh
David A SDaart seeks . foreelosure
Ut a iien for the aessrFed halance Of the
purchase price % certain real property In
Jaekson County. Mississippi. e~uHvsyce BY
the eald David A Snssrt 70 William h
Wsinzraub On the Iath day Of luna
1887. h ds@a II reesrd IN Book 70 1t
page SIS Of the Record Of Deeds of Jack.
sen County. Mississippi and ether relief
all - - fully set out in bill - file To
which suit David A. Smart d Complain
AIT and suu are DefenazntA
WITNESS my hand and seal Of offies
this Is DAY of September. A. d. 1eea.
SEAL FRED TAYLOR.
Chaneery Clerk
a-4c. =. Iol. 1911. "a &c
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
A Gentle Lsxstive
Good For Children

Most any child who takes this rnod-
err laxative once VIII welcome il
next tine sluggish bowels have him
bilious, headaehy. iistless or upset
Syrup Of Black Draughtsh hEe ia
vsx appeals to xaost children By
simple directions. itx aetion Is usu-
ally efsslf bat thorough Principal
ingredient helpE tore bowel mus
xAAN I've xires; SOC and 25e- Next
klnza. Hse Syrup q Blsek-D rsughl
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
KRE0LE METHODIST CHURCH

SUNDAY
1900 a M-suncay School c. c
EGddeth. superintendent
100 A M-AorHing worship
service each Sunday except second
Sundays
f&s M-Epwerth League. Lewis
Wells. president
.T&s P. M-ERsnine worship serv-
ioe each Sunday except second sun
GAYS
Wednesday
SOC p M-wcaaeu's Missionary
Society meeting every other Wed
nesday. Mrs Z .. sehmitz. prexi-
uent.
Ts@ p M-Nsd-week prayer
meeting Wednesday evening.
: p. PAYNE, Pastor
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Y

Circle Number One met a. NE
haane Of AIRS y II McCo.lun %
MaadaY Afternoon at hree-thirtY
witt AslsN Fiorrse MeInnts leadsng
ar sfncy Of Jahn Mr. Stone Nc
limits uanse . tep remarks CT the
study Mrs G a Graham gave 3
brisf talk or the Group Conference
meeting which WAS held tn Biloxi
FRIDAY A zaurt business MEETING
uRs held followed By 3 social hour
as which Tine refreshments wers
served Two res members were
welcomes into the circle There
we're fifteen members present
Circle Number Two met a. the
tnuse q Nsiss HAzel Herring OF
Monday Afternoon NrB John Mc-
Arthur ec tbs study o. John Mrx
GFegoTF Waoa Ksve a brief sum-
mar Of the Group Conferepce
meeting a. Biloxi FIloay After q
short business meeting = socssl hour
uas enjoyed and refreshments were
served 70 the eight members pres
ent
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

ReorrAnined ChuKNh OF Jesus Chris
OF Latter nv Saints

EScatawpa &isS1
Church School ct aaN. J. L Bar
low supervisor.
Sacrament Service 81 II so0-F1rsf
Sunday In each month.
Evening worship st T.3o.
Program rendered By young people
third Sunday night In each month
hid-week prayer service on Wed
nesdsy night At TO
Womans meeting at Zoe . m
every ether Thursday.
AduitS Organization as Goo D. n
sunday, Elder y. ". Sherman
teacher.
zsonx League tyoung peoples
meeting1 st eco p m. Sunday
Mrs Lola Mcqueen. leader an6
teacher. Hildred Thomas. president
Everyone cordially invited TO thest
services.
A y. BARNES, Pastor.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

St ftrrrek Church. Gautter.
sunday School every Sunday 81
10 90 q m
Holy Communion a. e.45 4 n On
the Second and Fourth Sunday Of
the month.
Morning Prayer and sermon First
and Third Sundays At 8.45 q m
EDWARD G. NAxTED.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
MrTmnnIST CHuRcH

TIE pastor and members Of the
Methodist Church extend q cordial
imitation % all vino wtAh to wug-
ship with us.
Program for Sunday.
10 90 q m-Church School A. r.
Aegehee SUPP.
Il a0-MoruinR Worship.
100 p m-EpwCTth League.
7s4s-Even3ng Worship
Womans missionary Societies on
Monday afternoon
j. W. MOORE.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
pRTsBYTTRIAN CHURCH

Sunday School AZ s.4S A. ~
Divine Worship al 100 A n
Auxiliary Circle No. / with Mrs
schw4ngle. Monday 500 p NJ.
Auxiliary CiYlce No. 2 vith Mrs.
Ralph HollisteT. Monday 800 P. n
Choir Rehearsal and Singing
Tuesday TOO p. III sharp.
A cordial invitation Is extended
10 al io worship with us.
One Example Is worth a Thous-
and Arguments WIN e Glad
stone HERyY MCDOWELL,
Minister,
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

ST. johns Church. Paxcaxaula.
Holy Communion every Sunday 81
TO q N
Holy Communion al 1910 q. N.
CT the First and Third Sundays
Morning Prayer on the Second
and Fourth Sundays ct 1870 \ n.
Sunday School arc servfee for the
bogs and girls every Sunday at
asS5 O.. m
a sermon is always preached al
the 1910 O'Clock service.
EDWARD c. MAxTED.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
CHRIST LUTHERAN c

Divine Service Sunday 4
1870 O'Clock The Rev. IL
kSause Of jackson. Miss. W.
guest speaker. His sermon Wi
a vital message to Our Res
Grated Youth You are most cor1i-
ally invited TO attend this special
service.
Sunday School and Adult Bible
Glass al 9 A n.
CEncert OF sacred music Sunday
esSsning at Q o'clock Choir practice
"wednesday evening at T.30 O'Clock
JOHN r. EAU, Pastor.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
otR LADY, or VICTORIES
CHURCH

Masses on Sundays AZ 20 and
40 n n
hfam or aeek cava 81 $50
Avonsessiona OF SATURDAYS Ewes a.
rAst DAYS. al16 Tnurtd2sa before
firf prsday8 GO 70 800 and TO
G. BsMSu m
Holy k>ur On Sunday evenings 81
go oaeIo1k
N0YenN "a NOsr LADY o. Perpetual
Help OF TueAav evenings n 80
CiAss IN feli sion for Higk SchoaI
students On Sunday morning at
ksss.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
ORANGE GROVE METHODIST
CHURCH

1890 A M-sunday School. Lee
I'LL. superintendent
HOO A M-Murning worship
service or second Sundays
7ess ? M-EYenine worship serv-
&c or SECOND Sundays
7.3 p. M-Mld-week prayer
meeting each Tuesday.
800 p. M-WomenN Missionary
socaetY MEETING or Monday aftks
Ire second sgHadar q each ninth
J. p. PAYNE. Pastor.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
KRE0LE NEWS
MISS MAZDA HAARALA


Mr. and Mrx Edward Gibson and
uaby daughter and Miss Gwenao1xn
wells were visitors 70 Nozzle last
Sunday
MexaaFuex r II Lander, DAck
Coleman. Morton Pnsey. A Lind
cay and Charles Christian and son,
Charles IT wer business VISITORS
In Mobile. Tuesday.
%
Afrx John HAArRla was Q buss-
ness visitor In Mobile. "wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs II A. Mason and
family visited relatives II Mobile,
Sunday Of last week
.
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Fletcher and
Mr.. and Ms. Don Williamson OF
Mobile spent the weekend IA New
Orleans and attended the Auburn
Tulane football game.
.
Mr. and Mrs .. c. Posey and son.
Phil OF Mobile. spent the weekend
in the home o. MI. and MIS- Nor
ton Posey.
Mrs. J. r. whelen Of Mobile spent
Sunday In the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene Wells and family.
Mrs. S z Martinez. Miss Claudia
Martinez Jamie Martinez and Ed
win Martinez spent Sunday IN the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ellis
Ia Mobile.
Mrs. c r. Culpepper and AIRS
A. l. Daffin spent Sunday after
neon In the home OF Mrs Daffins
mother. hrs. j. J. Garter. at Aneri-
Gus. Miss.
mr.. and hrs. j. @. Dunn were
business visitors in Mobile. Mon
day.
Mrs. Sadie Harris Of Mobile 4
visiting In the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Louis Torres.
Rev. and Mrs. James Taylor LEFT
Monday for PineviIle. La where
Rev. Mr.. Taylor viii assist In q re-
vival meeting. They expect TO bt
away about q week.
o.
Those representing the Kreolt
Methodist Church at the League
Meeting held In Mt Pleasant, sun
day, were Emma Lee Greene, News
Cumbest. Mary Louise Byrd. Ellen
Greene juanita Rouse. Opal Fag-
gard, la King. Joyce Greene. News
Switzer. Janice King. Louis Wells
Bruce Carter. George Byrd. Donald
Coleman. Robert Trehern. Franz
Hammond. Irving King. and Rr
and Mrs. Eddie Coleman
o
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Graft anc
children. Mona. Jauniee. and Bud.
d.. motored TO Mobile, Sunday.
AIRS. Thurston Switzer, isabelle
Nelson. Hazel Deaus. and Belts
Swttzer spent the weekend II
Gautier. While theY were there
Miss Bette 6witzer. 9 bride-to-be
Was honored with a misceIlaneotu
shower.
D.
Miss Irene Southgell spent IN.
weekend IN Grand Bay.
o
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Brown Wis.
TIED IN the home Of Mrs. Browns
parents IN Lucedale. over the week
end
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Clark ane
Nina Maxine visited relatives In
LeakSviIIe. Sunday.
.
Miss Inez Mcleod Of IegkesyiIle
Is visiting in the home Of Mr.. ant
Mrs J. ]. Clark.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Tfle state Board Of Public Con-
tracts composed Of Greek l. Rice.
Attorney General. Walker Wood,
Secretary Of State. James NJ CanS-
ey. Auditor OF Public Accounts J
s. Vandiver. Superintendent OF Ed
ucata0n, and s z Corley. Cumis-
Sionef Of Agriculture. are advertik-
iDg for bidders for State Printing
and Binding for fe4l-4z Bios will
be opened IN the office OF the
Chairman Of ttae Board Attorney
General Greek l. Rice. on Tuesday,
October End. The contracts. when
awarded viii be for q two year
period. beginning January /. lS4l
an1 ending December 5lst. 1912.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
CHURCHES OF CHRIST


Are 9n. Disease. ard Death
Real7 Is the subject Of the Lesson
Sermon which viii be read In all
Churches OF Christ Scientist. Sun
day, October Is
The Golden Text Is He that l.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
NOTICE

Rotice b hereby given that proposals
will be reserved for the furntaninr Of
supplies for the schools al SNskson Co9n-
- for The session fs4e-ti n nneordanee
With fks hadgsh and requirements - sa
ur tT the vnrSuuM boards a. trastaaL
A. p MEGEHEE
GrV~ ntendent of Schools
IN anty. Mississippi
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
NOTICE no NONRESIDENT

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
TO JAMES DILLON
You are hereby rommAnded 20 appaAr
hSfore the ChAae~ry Ce1rt n TIE Coansy
q jackson IN said State on the seeand
Monazs, the 9th day u Deoemher, ls4e. -
defend the suit pending IN said Court Of
Mrs G l. Ravens against you aud othsrs
wherein you are one of the d~efendentx.
WITNESS Ny HAND e.a seal 81 said
Court upon this. he IN day q oetab~x.
ie4o.
PRED TAYLOR.
le-ii. Ie-ls. ie-2s. Ill e.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
Union CHTRcH

Non-deBominational- South Pas
eaaaalA street Homer Miller, Eu-
aerautendent Miss Lena A. Han,
superintendent primary department.
100 ? IA Sunday servtce4
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Tfn " NJ L mG 1t the church
or Monday afternoon NJ three
thirty
Mrs A L Monroe Led die Royal
Service program AFR 7 L De-
L4sf1fnet presided oteT The business
meeting Offlcers Ter the new year
O. nineteen foffy@Hss we're non1in-
ated as fellows Juaniia Byrd Circle
Mrx J = Rape chairman Mrk X
" BarHisarn. ce-caalsTnan. AIRS
Roy EAtfleT. secretary Margaret
Lsckey Grle. Mrs Joe Hudson.
chairman Mtss AdAh Head. CO.
chairman secretary to be selected
A neH circle recently organized
baf a name has not been decided
Upon elected the following offic-
ers AIRS X G Eaeg. cnairmanl HRS
George Boyette co.cflAirrnan. and
Mr. Tim Blsnes secretary.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
KnroLr BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday School each Sunday ct
as&s A If.
Preaching eervsce-2nd. ard and
sth Sundays, 100 a NJ and 7:46
p. NJ.
b Y. p u-Each Sunday ~ TOO
z. ~.
Prayer Meesing-Eaeh Tuesday
evening Al 7ss0.
w rs u-E&eh Wednesday II the
church. 800 P NJ
J. c. TAYLOR
Pastor.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
PEcAN METHODIST CHuRlvu

200 p M-SundAy School Miss
Hannah stork. superintendent
800 p. M-Worshlp service o.
ne second ard fourth Sun6ayK
Too P. M~-Aftd.wrek prayes
meeting each Thursday evening.
J. p. PAYNE Pastor.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Today well lived makes every
Yesterday a dream Of happiness and
every tomorrow s vision OF hope
The Freemason-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

tina international Uniform
Lespon O. ths ahoss topic for Oc-
eokeF Il - Lake Z. the Golden
Tsx1 bang Lake 2.61. -And Jesus
advanced N wtsdoEn znd stature.
end IN favor with Cod and msn.-)
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Awful thought Suppose the mil
leniun. when a. laxt It cocaeS. ts
held I'D until ratified by the SEN
ate-Los Angeles Tine.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

1Et4E aN1 SUNDAY
$50 A M-Sundag School
30 e a M MurnlnE Worship
$50 p Nh 7 {.
18 P M-preaeasng service
Las Heek ne naEsn our neH
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

CIT thai under the AAA program
farmers have acreage alloimenu Z
help adjust supplies 10 demand
eetlcn loans that I'll p.aee 3 looT
2neef prices ana marketing quotas
& place the reommOeitY On TIE
naarke1 10 a. orderly fazhaon
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Sunday
qsks A M-Charch School
1tsaD A M-M0ruinR worship
$50 p M-kpE0rtn League
TOO p M-EsenlnE worship
WEDNESDAY
90 p. M@Chptr Rehearsal
100 r. M-Nsn-wcek Services
please note the change II ths
evrnlnR Services from 7sN 70 Ts@
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Miss Inez Mcleod Of LeakesvfIle
Is visiting in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs J. J. Clark.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Clark and
Nina Maxine visited relatives In
LeakSviIle. Sunday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Mr. and Mrs Roland Brown WIS.,
Tied IN the home Of Mrs. Browns
parents IN Lucedale. over the week
end
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Mrs. C. r. Culpepper and Mrs
A. l. Daffin spent Sunday after
noon In the home Of Mrs Daffins
mother. HRS. J. J. Carter. at Amcri-
Gus. Miss.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

Mss Irene SouthTell spent the
weekend IN Grand Bay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-04
II5-Pound Class.

1I5-Pound Class.
ley IRoseda les second Don ESSEX Rose
dalel: third Tommy Browning tTzIoma).
5O-yard breast stroke-won BY Leo jar
Doe tAnacostia); second, Tommy Clarke
(Rosedalel. Time. 0:33
25-yard breast s-roke-Won by Robert
Watson (Rosedalel: second. Leroy Heller
cTakomal: third. Jimmy Murray tTakoma).
lOO-yard reIay-won by Rosedale Essex,
Bradley Watson and Clarke: second Ia
koma lCox, Murray, Browning and POWELL:
third; Mckinley tTeul, Fontana. snsots md
wright. Time. 0:5s.
I35-Pound Class.
50-yard free style-Won BY Buddy Nc
Creary CRosedaIe): second Frank Linkins
,TakomaI: third. Jack jackson (TEkoma).
:, 5o-ysrd breast stroke Won by Jim
Shea lTakomal: second, G. Green Rose
dale third, Joe Wratton tAnacostia). Time.
25-yard back stroke-won by Jim Poy.
ner tRoseoale): second. J. Ballard tGeorge-
town; third. Lawrence Martin tRosedale).
1OO-yard relay-Won by Takoma Jack
son, Bunke, Llnkins and Shea: second.
Creary); third Anacostia (Binson, wrat-
ten Jarboe and McDonneu). Time.
Unlimited Class.
50-yard free style-Won by Flip Flsna-
gan (Rosedale); second. wyvell George
town.; third. Leo Wall tAnacostia). Time.
O:2S.
50-yard back stroke-Won by Joe Red
man tAnacostla) second, r. Speckt Rose
dale); third Tommy Yahraes (Anacostia),
Time. 0:33.3
50-yard back stroke-Won by Wallace
Fletcher (Rosedale): second. Briggs CTa-
koma): third. Tom Pollard mckinley.
Time. :35.2.
10o-yard relay-Won by Rosedale
(Specht. Palmer. Fletcher and Ffanagan) |:
second, AnacoStia Zones. Eedman; Yah
raes and WalD; third. Takoma (Briggs
Warner. Tuel and Cuilonl. Time, 0:51.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-04
BY BILL WHITE,
Associated Press Sports Wri

NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-Molla
Bjurstedt Mallory couldn't find any,
thing exciting enough to make her
drop a stitch as she sat knitting and
watching the national singles cham
pionships at Forest Hills.
She Just had seen Oakland
Frank Kovacs, one of the season S
most sensational performers, display
his usual mixture Of Glowing and
first-class tennis that made 1t nee
essary for him to go four sets
against j. Norman Anderson, the
former Dartmouth captain, in a
second-round match.
Riggs Safe, Says Molla.
at don't see anything there to
worry Bobby Riggs" said the for
mer national champion. Kovacs
seems to have the strokes, but his
concentration is something awful.
He fools around too much to be a
great player"
She didn't see anything in the way
of Alice Marbles march to her
fourth national title-but she did
see something generally sour with
women's tennis. "It's not like the
old days" she said.
Another former champion. of a
more recent vintage, j. Donald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-04
Two Special Sprints
ARRANGED for Cops

For the benefit of those who en-
Joy the sight Of a florid-faced
policeman lifting 'em up and laying
'em down in haste two special races
have been added to the Police-Fire-
men benefit field day coming up a
week from Saturday at Griffith Sta
dunn.
Both dashes-50 and rs yards
will be lipited to coppers As years
of age and older-the older the bet
ter. G. r. Walters, 50-year -old star
from No. II precinct, will defend
the honors he won last year when
he cleaned up in both events but
stout opposition is expected from
Willie Truesdell, former jockey, now
stationed at No. 5 precinct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-04

Holman Williams. the dusky body
puncher, ruled a slight favorite over
Icy Jannazzo for their 10-round bout
tonight at Griffith Stadium but with
a match with Henry Armstrong
hanging in the balance Jannazzo
figured to be much more than a
pushover.
Williams made an impressive Dis
trict debut at Wild Bill McDowell's
expense a month ago, failing the
clever Mcdowell from pillar to post
to win a unanimous decision. He
had Mcdowell on the deck twice and
all but out in the seventh. Relying
wholly on Furnishing body attack
Williams forced the fighting from
the first bell, fact that is in his
favor tonight.
But no less impressive was jan
nazzo's debut here against Steve Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-04
Marbury Sets Pace,
Ellis Scores Upset
In Ringer Event

Ernest Marbury set the pace in
the District of Columbia division of
the colored section of The Evening
Star horseshoe tournament last
night on the Commerce Building
courts as he defeated Leon Hawkins,
$50 and 53-8. Marbury tossed SO
and IS per cent ringers in the two
games. George Ellis staged the up
set Of the night in polishing of
Harrison Tyler, a favorite, in two
straight games
Two youngsters, Robert Williams
and Harry Budd. advanced to the
quarter finals. Robert, 14-year- old,
pitched 50 per cent ringers TO dis
pose of David Daniels. In the
deciding game with the score 49-49,
Bob fired a double that was too
much for Daniels.
The District lineup tonight is as
follows: c. Davis VS.. R. Williams,
G. Ellis VS.. A. Campbell. r. Briscoe
VS.. H. Budd, r. Johnson VS.. E.
Marbury.
Last nights results:
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T III 30 S S7. EG amp Ssfea Se5 ~
sf.4s. 5oe5 o Johnson defeated sS01 W.
Anderson. b2-16. H2-l6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-04
Williams Still Is Choice Over
Junnozzo for Fight Tonight

makos at Riverside last May. A
boxing master of the old school. fast
with both hands and feet. Izzy made
the rugged Greek look very bad as
he chalked up a split decision. 1t
is this skill and ring generalship
that Jannazzo is counting on to sur
vive Williams blistering two-flsted
attack and more than one fan gives
him at least an outside chance of
upsetting the dope.
Five supporting bouts complete
the program. Tommy (Killer)
Kiene, Southern bantam champion,
meets Joey Puig in six-rounder;
Billy Banks takes on Tony Novel; in
a six and Justo Jimenez meets Carl
Stein in still another six. Four
FOUNDERS pit Jabbo Kenner against
Jimmy Greene and Tommy Ricco
against Al Volhous.