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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
We Are Sailing
Against England. !"
Nazi Theme SONG

BERIIN-The fall Of Brus-
sells was announced 10 the Ger
man people Friday night in a
ceremonious radio broadcast for
which the theme song" was:
we Are Sailing Against
England"
Shortly before 10 p. m. there
was a fanfare Of trumpets and
the radio announcers asked
listeners TO stand by for an
important announcement
A moment later he said, Il
now give you tremendous spe-
cial reports" and announced the
fan Of the Belgian capital
The sailing song followed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

0LYMPIA-W n Harris. Abeg-
deem. filed an initiative Saturday
with Secretary Of State Belle
Reeves providing for sale Of liquor
BY the drink and sale by the bottle
by druggists.
The state liquor commission Of
three members would work only
part-time. but would hire a 5000
year supervisor TO operate the
liquor set-up for the state. Harris
has until July 5 10 obtain $1,000
legal voters signatures. 10 get his
measure on the November ballot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
Capture Youth
Twice in Day

Twice captured by police in one
ay, a 15-year-old high school stu
cnt was held Saturday as Ia
oma's marauding daylight burglar.
The minor, whose name was not
eleased because of his age.
scaped from officers Friday an
our after he was taken from a
classroom at Lincoln high. He was
aught again at 1910 p. m. Fri
ay by Officers Zittel and Over
ahl after a two-block chase on
pot.
The boy admitted to police he
urglarized another home during
is brief period of freedom Friday.
lie admitted entering Carl F. Leh-
,sn's home, 1929 East 46th st.
ating some food. drinking a can of
eer, and taking a gold watch,
everal coins and a felt hat.
He denied entering the home Of
lark Peterson, 1901 Ea. 56th St,
lso burglarized Friday. A 80
aliber gun. a telescope, small
hange and a pair of trousers con-
tituted the loot
The suspect. released last March
rom the state training school at
,hehalis, escaped from Capt. Gard
er and Officer Gus Kerrigan of
he juvenile detail by taking adj
antage of their kindly gesture.
sey permitted him to go into his
ONE on Es. 35th st. to inform his
lother of his arrest, as he asked.
instead. he slipped out the rear
COR while the officers waited for
am. He was recaptured II hours
alter on Ea. Division lane, near
IcKinley ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

1913 so. l. St; Shirley johnson.
20s Fla. 27th St: Carol Mays.
s432 so. Yakima ave.
Shortest dog Don Hanson. $500
So. Ash st; Ernest Posick, $50
So. Goth st
Congratulated dog Irving Has
keT. 26f4 So. 7th st; Arthur Car
rara. +i4 Ea. 27th st., Irving
Montgomery.
Shortest-tailed dog - Lorene
Smith, 1i13 SO. Faweett ave.
Charles Krona. zoos So. NJ st
Best-conditioned dog Teddy
Brodshl. 29i5 Ea. d st: cherise
Continued on Page ). Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
Junior Leaguers
Elect Officers

SEATTLE Mrs. George Fer
guson. of Winnipeg, Man. TO-DAY
was elected president at the an
nual meeting of Junior Leagues OF
America
Mrs. Ferguson Is the wife OF
the managing editor of the Winn'-
peg Free Press and was the first
Canadian to attain the office.
Other officers elected by dele
gates from $50 Junior leagues IN
the United States. Canada and
Mexico are Mrs. James Inghrsm.
of Buffalo. n. Y, secretary; Mrs.
G. Donald Murray, West Orange,
N. j.; Mrs. Victor Shaw. Fair
mont. w. Va: Mrs. Jack NJ. Bass,
Nashville. Tenn; and Miss Con-
stance Parry, Mexico City. re-
gional directors.
Kansas City. Mo. was selected
as the site OF the ls4i confer
ence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
President Of Pacific
Coast Company Dead

SEATTLE Aatha1isi y, hOorsi
president II the so. coo 900 Pacific
Coast company. died Friday from
Dnsufaonla shleh Developed from
az stack u infinsnxa.
Moore rose from = chairman "a
national recognition a. = eiyil snd
mining engineer BE worked W
essay Offices IN Idaho and Britain
Columbia bef0rs entering employ
~ Pacific Coast company IN 1923.
Pacific Coast company Includes
coal cement. railroad. steamship
and engineering subsidiaries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

The purp's owner is Bill Fackler,
1902 Center st. He received .
trophy and a case Of dog food.
Presentation OF the grand prize
climaxed the parade OF dogs one
Of the strangest, most humorous
professions ever seen on Tacoma
streets, and one, incidentally.
which drew a large throng of spec
tators, who lined Commerce IT.
from 18th to 7th.
A trophy also went to Teddy
Brodahl. 2915 East ID ut. His dog.
black spaniel. was declared by
the judges as the best condition
ed" In addition TO the trophy.
Brodahl was awarded a dozen
cans of dog food.
Prizes Galore
Balloons and popsicles were Civ
en- to all children in attendance.
and those with dogs were given
two cans OF dog food by Jennings
Hardware Co.
Virtually every merchant on
Commerce st contributed a prize
Of some sort. There were more
than 20 prizes.
Winners included:
Largest dog Doug Davis.
Broadmoor apartments, CLARK
Snure. Puyallup.
Smallest dog Rita Akel. 1895
East Howell st; David schweinler.
1885 so. Ainsworth ave.
Best appearing dog cherise
sny. Route 2. Box 125; Leonard
ssger. 3l1o So. Proctor st. Carl
windh. 3ii5 So. sth St
Tsilest dog Charles Sims. 1916
So. G st; Dorothy Miller. s701
East p IT
Honliest dog - John Msrano,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
Lincoln Bowl
Cash 0kehed
BY President
Project Assured:
To Get Sl75.962
In u. S. Funds
Quick action in Washington, d

Quick action in Washington, d.
>, since Tacoma voters voiced
heir approval of the Lincoln
owl project by passing q special
ne-mill tax levy. brought final APP
roval of the big project Saturday.
Announcement that President
Roosevelt had placed his okeh on
S175,962 grant for the South
End athletic field was wired to
he Tacoma Times by Sen. Lewis
Schwellenbach.
Levy For $4,000
The one-mill levy, passed March
2. is expected to raise approx
hately $4,000. which Tacoma
thool board will contribute as
ponsor of the bowl construction
|roject.
Building of the bowl, which will
in Lincoln gulch. between the
tgh school and Lincoln park, can
E started Immediately. as far as
he school board is concerned.
chairman DR.. John w. Griffith
bid Saturday.
Favor Original Plan
The exact plan voted upon by
be city in March still is the one
hvored. 1t was drawn up by the
thool district engineer. Julian
rntsoh; w. w. Durham, superin-
endent of property. and Consul
hnt Architects Heath, Cove &
He'll.
Arntson will supervise construc-
on for the school district, in CO.
|peration with WPA engineers.
he state WPA administration
ill take over the project now
nd arrange details for starting it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York roo 100 s0x---s ~ !
Chicago 80. 900 es,o vs,s,--B 4
Olsen. Root a.. RaffensbsrKer
%. Hooty ~ and Todd. Cum
bert. Brown 81 and banning.
Philadelphia. .0z eoi oi0--s .
Detroit go. 600 800 0tr--s o
Babich. Caster ~ and Hayes.
Brucker. He1som and sullivan.
81. Louis at Boston, postponed.
rain.
Washington 100 go eze-s .
Cleveland 600 600 zee-z ! Z
Battsrief Chase and Fsrrsii {;
Allen. EissEstzt 80 and Hsmslsy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
u. S. Asks Grain Price
PEG, as Canadians Act

WASHINGTON - Secretary Of
Agriculture Henry A. Wallace
Saturday asked the grain ex-
changes TO peg grain prices at
Saturdays closing levels.
As result of this weeks col
lapse In prices, Wallace sent this
telegram 10 each Of the exchanges.
As a porary protective
measure against further price dis
turbsnce from current war de-
yeiopments. II h requested that
the governing board u your sx-
change. effective Monday. May 20.
prohibit trading in grain futures.
until further notice. a. prices be-
low closing prices on Saturday.
May IA"
WINNIPEG - Wheat prices on
Winnipeg grain exchange will re-
main fixed AZ Fridays closing
levels for an indeterminAte period.
exchange officials announced to-
day.
The pegging q prices. effective
from the close Of todsys trading.
was done ~ the request Of the
Ottawa government presumably
a. an emergency measure 10 arrest
the precipitsts decline IN prices
No official statement vas made.
however.
The action viii establish the May
future ~ 7OA cents = bBsbsi. July
slh cents and October at 7Sh
cents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
Jack Medica Is Married

NEW YORK Jack MsdicS. Of
Seattle former Olympic swimming
champion. and Irene SoAdy. Of
New YORK., we're nnsrried Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
Man Sentenced 10 Hang

FEhNIE. .. q Roy AAyaEs,
accused Of tina fatal assault and
robbery Nov. n Of William In
gram. elderly merchant. today was
under sentence 70 hang Sept Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
Indy to Talk Sunday

MAsHINGTON-col. Charles A.
.indbergh will address a nation
vide radio audience on the subject
II The Air Defense Of America"
rom $50 TO 6:45 p. m. EST. Sun
lay. Columbia Broadcssting sys-
EN- announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
Wistful-Eyed Mutt Walks Off With Top
Prize in Commerce ST. Pooch Parade

funny little mutt stfu-looking bedragged pooch.
whose both sides for generations probably
NUTS earned for his master the grand prize Saturday
at the annual Mutt parade sponsored of Commerce
st. DAYS by the Commerce st. Business Mems club
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
BASEBALL
FINALS
LEAGUE

~. louis 200 III co.'s ! o
Brooklyn COL 600 eio--1 J 0
MCGEE. shoun az and Padgett.
Hamlin. Tsmulis 10, Doyle ~
and Phelps.
Cincinnati. 300 900 ooo--s 7 !
Philadelphia or 0o4 o00--s 40
Derringer. Moore 90 and Hsrsh-
berger. huleahy and Atwood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
WEATHER FORECAST

ClOady tonight and Tuesday.
Temperatures High. 10; Iow, S..
san rises, 4ze; sets. 7s4A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20

sERLIN--TAs ETHICAL aews ageaev said fswioM II
crsans killed asd 90 injured 6rsh er resd -
RrsmsH sherflS after Hee#.
LONDoN-Ths air ministry elaimsd N IN An
nouncement today that the Royal Air Fierce had
saccessfully attacked German OIL tanks q H.m-
burg. Bremen and Bergen. The German high
command admitted enemy planea had bombed
Hamburg and Bremen. and the official German
news agency DNB said 20 civilians had heeu killed
and 81 wounded ~ Hamburg. The German high
command threatened ''eonssausness."1
PARIs--prsmsr Paul Rsynaad. In rsds spss<A 10 Ne
nation tonight, treasured the Frsneh pseps - q Ste.
taken BY The the German nvnnlea and
sad every Frenshman whether II hess % IN shs ns1 -.
backing him with full confidence yen hass III heard that
ing from The west" Reynaud said The situation h
and the French people have realized thai. Il sevs
than In any past years.
SUPREMACY
France called s4-year-old Marshal Henri retAin. The
Savior" Of verdun back 10 duty today. In desperate
Allied stand against German armies sweeping through
Belgium and s,Abbns with msehanzsd fury into northern
France
Once again. N In the darkest days Of Inc WEIRD
war. the words Of Pesain--''They shall nat ps~s'--
official reports from II. fighting lines indicated iAs
Mani drive had been checked. momeutarly ~ I>esl,
along the great bulge drives through ths hastsst
line.
There WAS n,tls .lss 70 Indicate The Gsr.ss s.fss-
sivs mad suffered aaybi.y ihss shssk. ~ Ne
from Belgium.
The Belgian government reported have left o.tsnd
for the Of Bunkrk. In France. and II appeared not
unlikely the Germans might have Al Of Belgium IN
their handneudnr important bases for AR and u'bcsf
German armies captured The big Belgian port of Antwerp
swift attack today threw tremendous mechanical po<er
INTO northern France but Allied commanders reported that
zlackened Population Of Antwerp IL 2Tb.D0O1
The German war FLAG flies over Antwerp city
hall the high command esmmunIqss saia after De-
scrbing swift attack that broke Allied dsfenres
before the belgian port. only 100 MILES from the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-20
Once Again They Shall MOI
Pass Becomes WaichWord
OF Desperate Frenchmen!
Defenders Put Thousands Of Their Is
Guns Into Aciion Aqoinss Fleets 81
Client Nozi Rolling Forts"
fnllI.I.ETINsl

BkRLIN-~Ths offsesni agency said fewloh n
rrans KILLED and % salnred 6rfsh e1r resd -
Rrsmea shegfis after sseH
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Homliest dog John
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16
Arrested Man Tries to
Wreck County Jail:
Fined $4,000 and Costs

Lloyd Seymour. Of Biloxi. deeply
reseuteS being picked up for drunk
eneSs By Constable Bill Stevens
Tuesday afternoon on Delmas Ave
uae and showed MS resentment b
attempting 3 one man -blitxkrieEeF
on the constable and Jailor d o.
Newman as they nearec the jazz
son County jail
The officer succeeded IN SubdalnE
the intoxicated mar. after quite :
xklFm1xh. and lodged him Ii the
lover room Of the JAIL 70 cool his
heels
suIl not convinced that ial as
me place for him. and emhitteEed
over the injustice Of It all ser
modf proceeded q kick Out ever
zinaoW within rs seach almost BE-
fore the ulfieefs had locked ths
dooHs behind him. which resulted
n his being placed Oh the tnlr1
floor o. the al where there are 70
HlacoEs ara FsTy little farait1Fr
giving plenty @ Hoam 20 snoN =.
sentiment without eothsrins anyone
q damaging anF property.
4 much meeker Seymour appear
ed before Judge : r Denny Wee
nesoay Afternoon and plead CULTS
q Two charges and was fined = ..
Al o. $50 and costs Result So
mour gets &c days working o. tn
county roads and the jail SETS nez
EIGccSs
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16
GASOLINE PRICE
INCREASED As new
TAX Is LEVIED
Raise Went Int Effect Thursday.
Aug. Is By Ordinance Beard
Of SUPERVISORS

Motorists In Jackson County.
needing gasoline n their vehicles.
Thursday were greeted with warn
lngs that the prices had been
stepped up two cents Pr gallon.
as tie nez road protection tax went
into effect The Board q Super
visors passed an ordinance nearly
. month ESQ demanding the tax
The price var on gasoline which
had been going On for sozae time
IN VARIOUS sections Of ue cogE1iy
received somewhat Of . iolt because
OF the increased tax me station
operators had 70 make slmultanc-
Gus increases
The * : expected . produce .
revenue q about $4,000 annually.
The funds derived vii Be used for
paving al secondary roses through
out the county.
Considerable opposition from the
filling station operators wAs met
with When announcement Of ue
tax measure vas maze p TIE su-
perxisorz. however, TIER attempts
70 haFs TIE AZ order reseInaec vas
unsncceN4nL
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16
Methodist Young
Peoples Association
In Reorganization

The jackson County Methodist
Young Peoples Association held 3
reorganization meeting a. the FIRST
Methodist Church IN MoSS Point
Friday night The first meeting o
the nrV year
Miss Catherine Rhodes o. Moss
Point past president was reelected
70 pFeSide fof TIE remainder o. the
rear Other el6eefs elected we're
Lewis Wells O. kHeoie. vsoe-presi-
dent Mrs Gertrude virgins. secre-
taryueaSurer and Oteiia Roberts
reporter.
Meetings NtN be held OF the &C
end sunday . each month as ne
result OF a motion which was ap-
proved hy aae majority of NE fits
young people present. instead o
quarterly. ~ had been the custom
Tne churches n the association I'll
alternate IN being host 10 the Aszo-
cation.
Il sas decldsd Iaat ne next nest
ms Win be he'd II the Kneole
Methodist Church on SUNDAY. sep
TENDER 8.
Following the business session. =
very lu~senezsine and wortnWhLe
program waz presented hy he Mozs
Poin, League xtth Glen Torres IS
program Chairman
4 social hour wss enjoyed tozio.-
ins the meeting a. which tine re-
lFeshme1E EsTe served
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16
Social Security Talk
AT School Auditorium
Heard Monday Night

About one hundred men and
women assembled az the High School
auditorium on Monday night TO hear
a talk on Social Security By Prank
Dunn . special representative Of
The Social Security Board At Wash
tngton Among the audience were
a number d employees Of the In
austries II and around Pasczgoua.
Mr. Dunn SPOKE for about an
hour. but 10 one got tired Of listen
ing, a. his talk WAS fun Of interest
to all and quite entertaining. He
explah1e1 various matters concern
ing social security. dwelling largely
on the benefits derived - following
the rules q registration and the
proper reports Of employers Of the
amount O salaries OK wages o. EN-
plOyees me matter Of old age and
retirement insurance vas fully ex-
planned a the end Of Afr. Dz1nrs
talk . Number OF those present came
Up ana asked questions about Yarf-
Gus phases q the matter in which
they Were Interested ana al cues
tons were satisfactorily answered
Mrs LaHa WImherly. fIeId mana
ser Of the Coasf Social Security Dis
trict witn offices IN Gnifpor1 vas
present ard assisted Mr.. Dunn II
answering ne many questions
asked Ms. WImberly Is II Pasea-
gouia exers Wednesday e the -
s r S Office IN tie new Pasea-
goula National Bank Building. 70
answer Any questions regarding So
cal Security that anEe1S mAy de-
sire . Ak
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16
LAUNCHING TOMORROW
OF SECOND ALL-WELDED
STEEL SHIP BUILT HERE
Interesting Exercises Planned. Principal Address BY Com
mAnder H. L. sickery of L. 5. Navy. Mrs. \. E. Law
renee To Christen the Vessel 5. 5. Exehester.

Another mofnentuus chapter IA
the history Of the new Industrial de-
velopTent of PascAgouia VII take
place Saturday morning. Angus n,
AZ 10 O'Clock &hsn the ingalls, Ship
building Corporation launches It's
second AM-Seldec steel ship The
public has been Invited % attend
the launching ceremonies which are
expected 20 BE- very colorful and
Interesting
Tne new ship viii be ehrtstenec
tue IS. S ExcheSteF and viii be
a sister ship o. the 5 S Exchequer
which xas launched at the Pasca-
goula yards. june 8. amid much
fanfare and enthusiasm
Mrs d + Lawrence, wife OF q
member Of the Maritime Commis-
son. far whom the ship Is being
built. has been selected 70 sponsor
the Exchester. Mrs Lawrence Is
the former Cleo Dean Beman.
daughter 81 Morris H Beman Of
Eaton Rapids. Mich She attended
Michigan State Normal College at
YpSllanu. Michigan. and is the
mother Of two children, Phyllis
Jeanne and David b. Lawrence She
makes her home at Chevy Chase,
Maryland. near Washington.
The Exchester. 492 feet OF shining
black beauty and grace. VIII be
launched IN much the same manner
as the Exchequer was launched
Draped il flags and bunting. she
viii be released from the ways. by
the cutting Of a steel plate which
Is holding her in position.
A reviewing stand has been set
up at the bow Of the vessel and
from this place the ceremonies win
take place The stand viii be &C
cupied bY officials Of the Maritime
Commission members Of Mrs. Law
renees party, officials OF the ingalls,
Shipbuilding Corporation and city.
county and state officials.
Commander Howard I. Vickery.
accompanied by Mrs viekery. VIII
represent the Maritime Commission
at the launching OF the s. S. Ex-
chester lie win make the principal
address from the launching stand
Immediately before the christening
Of the vessel 81 AIRS. Lawrence.
Commander Tickery, who has
been loaned 70 the United States
Maritime Commission BY the Navy
Department as assistant to the
chairman. Admiral Emory S. Land,
has entire charge Of the great con-
struction program OF the Maritime
Commission. for the upbuilding Of
the American Merchant Marine.
Continued on Page Twelve
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16
PROCEEDINGS Of
SUPERVISORS IN
REGULAR MELTING
Obtections To Assessments Heard
And Passed Upon. Protest On &c
Gasoline Tax Heard. Denied

Report Of sheriff relative to prts-
nners handled during the month o.
daly, 1870.
Report Of sheriff relative to prts-
aners detained a. county convict
amp curing July
Report of county agent home eco
Monies Tor month Of July. approved
Report Of prosecuting attorney for
manAn Of july. son&1ereu ana APP
sfoyed-
Report OF pAsragouia bridge fore
man for month q rs considered
afaa approved
Report OF county bridge commits
SleHeV Cor month Of Jaly. consider
ed and approved.
report OF S T. BilDo, county con-
Fset foreman for month Of July. con-
sidered and approved
Report OF A. r AIegenee. county
apeFintencent Of education. for
month OF July. considered and APP
proved.
Report OF K W. Burnham, rela-
Tive sale OF bridge books. considered
and approved
Report OF chancery clerk on sale OF
booxs. considered and approx
&c.
Report Of a d Coleman. keeper
county home. for month OF July. con-
s1dered and approved.
Report Of members OF board Of su-
aerxisorS relative 70 the construction.
maintenance. and condition OF public
loads and bridges In their respective
districts. heard. considered and APP
proved
Report Of directors OF Jackson
County Hospital for month of JuIy.
considered and approced
Report OF Dr. A T. Nadea1. Jr.
county health officer, for month OF
July. approved.
Report Of County Health Depart
menS ior month Of July. approved
Report OF county agent agricul-
.ure for month Of July. considered
ana approved
Report O county colored agent
home economies for month Of July.
approved.
Petition Of J p Strength and
others Tor road IN District No. ?
referred 20 committee for tnvestI-
gation as 70 necessity and approx
mate cost of construction Report
Of COMMITTEES received and approved
Road ordered opened when funds
are available.
Clerk directed 70 advertise con-
(continued on Page Twelve
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16
WIkTERTON wins
FOUR TROPHIES
IN SKEET SHOOT
PascagoulAn Attends National skeet
Tournament As Local Clubs
Representative.

L. c Winterton. representing the
PaScagoula Skeet Club, returned this
week from the National Skeet As
ISOLATION tournament at Syracuse,
N Y ana the Land Of the Sky"
meeting IN AsheVille. n. c. Mr..
Wintertou made a very creditable
showing al tiie meetings. winning
four trophies.
Al the national meet. Mr. VIM
terton tied for second place In the
Glass 3. sub-sman gauge shoot, with
a score Of 6sxlO0 Three others had
the same score but In the shootoff
he dropped down TO fourth place.
In the all-gauge division. he was
rated IL the Class G division and
tied with three others having q
score OF z43x250. In the shootoff
he dropped 70 fifth place with q
o Of 4ax5o in the second round
he won three trophies In the min
iature skeet shoot IN which - cali
bre rifles ere used. firing with
shot cartridges In this event he
took the three highest places. There
were 2T5 men men competing In the
national meeting.
In the meeting 10 Axheviile cash
prizes ii awarded for the first
three places IN each division. Mr..
Winterton placed fourth In the
Class A and the sub-small guage
events IN this meet and fifth In
the 20-gauae events. There were
about 80 participating In this meet
Mr. Wiutertun stated that the
Skeet Association stands
3 good chance of obtaining the ma
Ii0nal skeet association tournament
for the year Of 1912 or 1913.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-16
SENATOR BlLBO
SPEAKS ON COAST
MONDAY, AUG. 70

United States Senator Theo. @.
Bilbo viii bring his swift-paced
campaign for reelection In Misss-
sippi's August 9th primary 70 Pas
cagoula on August 26. 4.3e ?. NJ.
with a speech AZ the Court House.
Sen Biibo. who returned from
Washington where he mad been at
tending 70 MS senatorial duties.
personally opened his campaign
later IL the seaso with q speaking
tour which started on August u.
With B1lbos appearance ON the
scene. the current senatorial cam
paign, which bid fair to be the quiet
est Ia recent Mississippi history. cast
OFF its lethargy and began 70 hum
The Btibo speaking schedule In
cludes Tor the same date. Hatties-
burg. leo p NJ and Biloxi. 500
p. NJ