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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

TIE smpoesance # nsaezx lzsala
ttnn n8s aslif heeH appreciated
within M2 pat - q Is Yaass.
nsIitdine experts a.
A. q result e. the sfozaza e.
afeiatiaH * aHeiitns insazalhsa
materials hare been dzFnI4Md
shteh not only ere hlxElr sEflafani
from IRE h~tafsdpnlnt e Aas9 Fzask
agee bui ma fsadllT - naanAea
b conventional menanfa q HaanlAn
ffal construction
IN anmmsf uAe Anlrsulslea hsxse
y cfipn warmer tnan u.zlaesA Is
W1xafT us8 nninzuia&sa lxezse !
crafty and eNfM1aisa 10 hAa8. i
haA aeAd exteftaf MatM elAalaa tas
euta ln pFyNgs weaEkaf aEsIszs neeea
satafes elasiaE them 81. sna eaAa-
ar dsMfM IA affair NeEsA Aaa ~
stalft quarters are aisElenl1 - hzak
~ in~lFuauelae lnsuEaEAaa Msa
stfn c9fNtfaEfl0n ~ Enafs q u.zlm3
mma neliinNA ttHa enclosing sai6
ard fipOfa wtEh ne heAsea nasa.
aasrta pON. = w0askIgs hasaa
k~aliiasff 4 tnAaffnH aaateaf heaE
hns FHA officials 50 shax e.
sell lnsuiafea hozss FnEIisss -
he4t. Hgflsfttf2 : SAVING - els
III lhe original ena4 e hsazlfae
squipsneut out niep u - saassai
hseI onA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

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smAaN A aMe ~ NflA
aA Hs8f : aetMt snN4tgs nns
mm - - $3.50 wss
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saksses nse1A
af8 amaez sNzMs khNs !
asan ma4Aat asAa1a ~ -
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FtEAa sNblMe ne4aasmsnA
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

els Davis. lot - and Is o. uriKRs
subdivision Of NWA Of 81 OF sWa.
Sec. -. + n. n u y
Francis A saucier to Bennie
jackson. IT. lot Il Of J. A DDflo-
van estate subdivision. Paseaaouia.
Z H Baeot 70 P. r. Freeman.
s. Of 81 OF lot } or Is acres in M
Of NE u Swi. Sec. g. T 5 s. r Q
W.
George C ory and Lillian Eliza
beth Orr. his wife. 20 O. W. Hol-
iinssworth and wife. e0aa Hoi-
ltngswoFth. iot c. 81. z, Of W. q.
Elder Estate. sec 30. 7 7 8, II 5 W.
Mrs james D. uantser TO Ea-
gene Hollis. lot 3. 81. 7. Of uau-
tiers first addition % Moss Point
City Of Pascagouia 70 Mira Mafie
Manneeeay Manuel. lot 2. 81. l.
Liberty Addition 70 paseasouia.
Odette Kuhn 10 Prank C. Boyce
and Dorna @. Boyce. los , Of Kuhn
subdivision Of lose 81 and e5 Of
Delfnas Brothers Subdivision. Pas
cag0ala.
J II Rogers and winifred Rog-
ers 70 Carl Griffin. ns 7 Of survey
Of NJ n C1dabae property. Sec a.
IT'S. r. 9 ".
Hollen Marks Kennedy 70 Samuel
A. Borden. NWt OF lot .. Eu. q.
0uFlie Tract and W Of GWs Of lot
4 So. Z. 0mHe Tract. Maas Point
State Of Mlszlsslppl 70 Cora Wells
Kelly. W. u eWt Of Nh. Sec. D.
r 6. Il 6
Nettis Spikes and Willie Spikes
% Charles and 0eeeuie FairleY,
bt 50 ~ fie feet 81 Elder Ferry
Road eec y. + ! s. + 6 ~
EFlng Kfchn and EHgte KFoan
. Edgar F. Reeves and EuHiee
Reeves. iot !. 50 J. ISbeFte Add
ton % Pazcaeoula.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
Home Renovation
Fills Housing Need
In Defense Activity


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falstlsfn2 nemss a.
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mtmsllY Wse asx aAs me 80
hD s&saag s
wflisa efH $50 N3 fw aa
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bttts& eNthsikAlA ~ s5
ssAiFtA ne@ cas- - uatsNftsA =
g asAiseasf esaAll sEMfA -
$50 e naAAs tA1taiiieA
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taAar m uhelr gauxetY maa 0nes
semw and mAiarne mslN
ate carefully saAnrsst fzsmaa Aaa
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Nias'ss ~ uaps~aatiHeAifSn @kHM p
Ne F1tA
NsAasr ferairs ana mssxeen8smss
Start Mlth az rssa mmM ssIeM
dated ~ -stamnaabaN Il xsama6
rosasna Mlsa fus.sesassNrs -
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
Land Ii Important
Whether Building,
Buying A Home

IN building q buying = hotss.
land i ems q ths firat ard neat
Important considerations
Whether fsan us pn4nt u sisN
o. pnsaaosny uf n naGlziscaAon wssn
. property. = 81 maFAsAahsllsy. ~
l~nalvsdual awssllna - eiaaa II
axsHiluss may y considered hnaFl
from the land occupied and IN
surrounding features which tend q
make the lard retain IL ssins Ten
residential purpose.
Planning. say officials q M
Federh Housing Administration
means Tie process q adapting !
specific area Ct land - TIE eco
uomic. snclaI. md physical faebsss
which tend % make the lard retain
is value for residential purposes
Such adoption Is achieved bF tfs
plating Of The lard ~ establish.
Ing zonlne ard ether re~strietiNas
and b osBeFNlas creating ard
maintaining TIE quality m ~
neighborfaood
For many yeAfs planning hna
been characteristics II tie maSe e.
elusive neiehhofh<roda O. Rs5afgi-
aIofa FOG high priced hanna8 HsKh
neiahbUrho0da have bern uAfefalig
laid 0ut subjected 10 architectural
and IandAcauang eoutraa. and pro.
teeted - covenants protecting
property aKainat nsfz iu~hmftaoaipss
N1th the nsiKhhuFhoo4
The individual mha msnaN ii
h~ixh-pftced residential pFoIaFsg
makes no objection 70 limiting nhe
uae of hlx usn property IN fact
Re y induced e sqsesa eseauin a
fhe4e limitations feNIizEna - ~
does that uaia mutual FsasFaeklnn a
The right Of lie - fSss separate
owners mezsela them ~ II Ehe
bfoadest pazihls sntsmsnzt =
their holdings
hslEhboxhoaz Ter maAssf dxxll-
haea have only farelY been deses-
oled IL hi4 manner. Frequently
thy haze neen pFsaaeea assosd e
plAn and enolIs unrelated = Ehe
character - dwellings, shieh mieht
sometime k butt
Tie activities e Ehe E1A hase
ehangsd Ne petuFe. sd n9N
neishbNhooda ean - Uoiuesd -
satisfactorily fo naazsE hsaasa 81
Ter expehalse haans4
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

West see q Burma Vista ssrrel
rAscarunlA
Ray Krwka ard wife. AirandA "
Kreh& % FTnncts X Eiu6er am
Betty roun0 Euder lcgs 50 ara
y o. Ray Krrhs sundlvixion o. N
an6 hI 5 and 9 % A. ~ Krxnl
tract See :. TsR Rsw.
Joseph Basque. ST. 90 txsussl
Seymour Kaufman. hot 2 of III,
Haoae Ryan. sassalytsann Ser IA. ]
7 s. n W. also So uf boz s. msb.
division 81 Eana Ryan estate ss'
b. 30 feet Sec "a TT W
u. p. BsiAsfoers 70 "a l. snzitsl
and wife. FaoxA Saith. hot l. IA n
d River view subciyiston Sec 1s
IT'S n 6 W.
MrS ~. D~es and c l. Dees her
husband % International PapsT
Co Me- & swl % SEC a Tss
STATE q MlSstksirSn 20 Charles
= Clark lots Z, q 40 "a. te,
-. II. Is and i6. Edgeunter Court
Subdivision Ocean spring.
4 T. PARKER 20 John d Henley,
W Of sEt Of Sec "a T&S Rew
W. O STAY. ~. 10 Albert sidney
Johnson. Jr. lots /. 2 and q Pace
Survey On West side o. Washing
ton street Ocean Springs
A II. Pelham % Henry n Reus.
NJ a bot q Sc X. l. NJ DRntxler
Lumber Co. tract CITY Of Mons
pusnt
W. r. Robinson and Clara Robin
son TO Oscar Randall Jr. and wife.
Lola RandeE, lot Q Of w. r. Robin
son subdivision, Moss Point
state Of Misslsklpp TO George
Lee. lot 4. So. T. ouriie Tract Moss
Punt
Ray r. Krebs and AIRS. Aneda
webb Kreh& % Woodrow Herbert
Steiner. Sec Z. Tss, n S w.
Mrs Escambia pahst and George
c. Pebst 20 Earl Andrew Bond.
SEa OF SEA and NEa Of SEA and
n Of Swi Of SEA. Sec n. + 7 s.
r 6 W.
Mira. ". IL canty. II. v. canfy.
?. s canty. Miss Mamie Canty.
Mrs Marion cansy Barnett. Miss
Dorothy Lee Canty and w. II
Centy TO J. l. Currie. w 60 feet Of
lots , and 4. Bl d. Liberty addition.
pAacagouia-
J. l. Currie and wife. AIRS Alma
currle. 10 John r. MEyes and Ll-
ian Z. MayeA property listed next
above.
T. H. Bacos 70 Ingalls, shipbuild-
nc Cooperation. lots /. 2. 3. 4. s.
s. Z. 9. Q. and 10 OF subdivision Of
b b Of CaSsek addition 10 Pasca-
T. A. Mason ard Arieen Mason.
husband ard wife. 70 A. ,. Hoeny
Mae Enelia Hoeny. lot SO BY
20 on North Pascagoula street. Pas
cagonla.
Alma O. Van Wrinkle and James
Van Winkle. her husband. to Fran
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
Bedroom Planning
Principles Given

a feN pinrpiee q hdEeen
planaius which ARE ofiefea = -
Federal SRse-ue AdmtnAEalsa -
guides 10 coayeuiGtsce are
Eeeaosny Ia az sra Is za
Hoasns. e wfH a. tnWefeHseHE -
azza eosssenfeaee is esasaea p
eaTset tocatlons g CO.. 80 NH=
co. Openings - aEafs EaaxzHHaa
sal Space ~ fuFaisuo
Uontenifure Ia u8 q eaE
i Increased nhen az dresser ~
eAast are reasonably asN -
eeAhef
Housekeeping efaaYeateHee = ~
kEe&asa n1an taeFe 8 azIasa.
Apaca - permit TIE bea p p Hsas
ffssa fND Hi1oA
Wlnd0W QnNninFs Ao4a - =.
e4x f~aameciaaeiy ofEF : 30 M@
elahE near ne bad q - -
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

faA&t fA&M
This plan, orr If a gfpar sponsored
~ the Nntinnai iinmes Fgued stien.
pads q iet ii accommodssseps 90 -
) emsli Rfuond AREA Tbs ssrtangaiaf
shape and simplicity 81 partition ar
rnnrement kerr material and lases
Costs 20 a mininum. Wifhaas stRsnss
i've resi- framing. the most has been
made u the half.slary under The
pitrhed rcof. The stair divides The
Second eoar into ~ large feeeas
both having coavsnisnt sceFss 70 tAe
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
REAL ESTATE
IN
COUNTY GROW

TmG1nN h real estate in Jack.
son coalnly have bsen showing An
lncsoase angAng 0e past several
weeks A sight rise m valuations
are acacaasis however. TREY sslll
rtna3n ulihfa stabilized boundaries
RESIDENTIAL sizes and homes sGll
make hn TIE naatoTity q the trans
acfsonS according to uae records cf
CsaunHv Clerk Pred Tayior. me
List az trAnsferz In the past several
weeks Included TIE fnlIox1ng.
81 " Rablnsun to Hubert ~
na6e and Annie Lca Dodd husband
ana Nife I'll a Ic4 q and n. Is
fcsi ng las = & Robinson survey Il
CTS * Pascagotla
Wsury West to DAVID BruadnAx.
3as no Is $50 feet On Magnolia
ROOD Section IS. T s Rew.
state q MlsstSSspp 70 Mrs
C5esse Kuhn. lots : s. s. g and q
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
LOG, 900 Small Homes
Completed Under
FILA Inspection

Washington, u. Celres the
first Of this year. private coatrae-
tors have completed and turned
ever TO oHneF occupants nearly
Zee. 0D0 mes small homes financed
and Constructed under FHA insIsc-
ton. wercdal housing AarninittFa-
Tor AbnnF a. Ferguson anxtouneed
today
This represents an increase q So
proxtmately 80 percent Dyer the cor.
responding period 81 1890. Al least
es percent Of these new holnes afe
now being occupied by families To-
Gated Ia important defense indus
Try areas.
In addition. construction has been
completed thus far laltx year on
several thousand homes built undHf
FILA inspection but ultimately IL
nanced outside the FzIA program
Notwithstanding sone delays and
difficulties IN securing materials. >
recent spot check by FILA officials
indicates that builders Operating
under the FILA program afe on the
average completing their houses
within % b 100 working days e
Tie start Of construction. Mr.. Per-
gason reported.
THESE IA naturally considerable
variation between localities Ia tse
amount Of time required IN TIE It's
construction Of 4 small home, Af.
Ferguson pointed out. This sAfia-
ton reflects differences IN climate
ard Ia methods 4 construction
TO ali0w for this variation. Tie
FHAis spot check waA conducted n
five widely separated cities uflHfe
there has been = large volume Of
construction under the FHA pro-
gram this year.
Provided excessive delays IA -
curing materials are NOS expofisnf-
ed, the weekiy volume 81 FIiA-in
asFed small homes coupleled and
turned over 70 their owners e1sI
hold IL 3 high level during COMING
weeks III reflection 81 the nfltteu-
ally large number q dwellings,
started this summer Ln defsna3 IA
dusgry aFeas where tie denan1 fo
added housing facilities for defrnae
workers Is urgent. MT. Ferguson
sald.
In particular. the c~1NtF1cslou
stimulated by the FfiAa neN pc
gram o. Defense ftgu2lne Instr
ance under Title VI 81 the Haton-
81 Housing ACT WI BE- Fefieezea
shortly Ia an increesizs nafnNf
Of c1snpieLed naw homes IA deselAs
areaa ~ August ~. q total e ~
t0s new hofnes financed under TiiIa
VI had been started. with mot 81
this construction having ben
started aimee mAd~June.
Under all pisaseE o. ue TIA
program construction began uaosz
FHA Hnspection on 1898 RS
h1Enea betxeen January I'D
August ~ During recent mtAta
fl4e namtaT started has AseN
ahost 500 houses weekly : Fats
that Is sun bezr9 approximately
maintained
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
Defense Homes Equal
The Number In Eight
Cities Sire OF Mobile
70 e5kA iA14 AEfaafea II
MtsateetnrA

IRE nsznber q res hrsnes fa8 O.
fena wuskefx aEaa families ug en-
listed imen fW whiah uNsx19un1ens
funas hare bcen atlouasea reaehna
iti@ ca Aueuat ~ 1871. THIS
figure d equivalent 70 ufe total
number q hoskses Ia Ens folhcwsns
ctfks combined $40 salem Mas
paSsdcnA Gait Mobile Ala
ChKxotte n c. Rsno New Joties
n CantuzA oa1o and I4ttaN Rnck,
ARR
Caifownla leads TIE llst a STATES.
with ALLEGATIONS mAde ter fsn1s rec
hmne4 These are necessary heceuaH
u use enormous expansion q the
aircraft Industries and ot1leFN and
military and naval activity IN nF
STATE
me SECOND largest number az
new hunes ell b hsllt h PENN
GyfvAniA where alterations have
been mRde for islnas steel plants
staiphutidtnK. ard varied mnnnfae-
tur activities aecount for she need
al these homes
Virginia. win aaoz. Maryland.
With eAas. and Cosmnesieuk win
s.525 houses 10 be built by ne Gov
eminent. finish The tat q the top
S states Next are Texas. 4pTs. New
JERSEY. 7ls61. Washington. skz7.
Hawaiian Islands. 49, and Flor
ida. s1o4
e7.kzs In 1e states
AIiocations for those 10 States
total s. Sas
Puiiowine Is q list Of the remain
lng states and Territories IN which
housing has been programmed. with
the number q home for which Gov
eminent funds have been made
available.
Alabama. ASA. Arizona. rs.
Colorado, ITS. Delaware. 20. Ds-
uiCt Of Columbia. I.t7o: Georgia.
2.2s2: Idaho. 100. illinois,. AIS: In
diana. ans. Iowa. SIS. Kansas. l.
SIS, Kentucky. $50. Louisiana. I!ot4.
Maine. $50. Massachusetts,. 1900:
Michigan. 1850. MisslszippA. 107s.
Missouri $50. Nevada. ITS. Hew
Hampshire. 1914. New Mexico. 100:
New YORK. 2k2T.
Also. North Carolina. 1s6te. Ohio
s.1s0, Oklahoma. $50. Oregon. TO-
Rhode Island. Ie74. South Care
llnav 2z5ss South Dakota. s.. Ten
neesee. l,S50. Utah. $50. West Viz
GINA go. Wisconsin, snos Alaska.
1880 Canal Zone. 7Azs: Cuba. 100
Puerto Rico. I.i00. Samoa. 9. Vfr-
gin Islands. 50.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

neaae TtoS4
6fa Seq hstA A. - ksa aoas 4 .
nemptrsF tlrsn0 Hnal. lalssai esaAsF
may - ksrl aaam - Isastna ne
ssxsna hasF na6nished nusa nestad
II sAs sssah. NAsfe % hsesases u
nseae&. = psfxA hstIds shs kiEesFn
fer sask spaes weald b assifstSA
AaAstss sks hasiaaal InsaA<f Mans.
fnetmefs Asseo4ssoa. Itf1 Geeneexss
Gu Assaas MssklaEaa. ID c sase-
usniae nssIen LNxNa. far fusthfr
lafefmsnsa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
Lowe Cost Homes Now
NJ Z Competition
BY Large Demand

me uHaausils lHsss aemanA -
oA-oGN1 hoEhea las no3 nlzafe1 aza
fse4 thai Eas mns1 heaee mmas -
- attractive. effieke7It. ifsz4e I'D
ausNhin AZ mofa expressive aas4
Ia afdBf ~ ~ m&fkHta6 - - eaze-
1nl buyer "a faa8Y
This NM @AkegNa faeNasI4 =
kaoeFnl Mghana AamAa9Ak1a
e6feiAsa uio aaed lfAaf : -
haigsf euoNgh f1g Ne hoza4 = -
sniaTa IS ! Mxe tAa axeEaan 4ake
sAfiaF can aitse6 Is a 80
MEa&& maal mininlGGa ae4za8saMa
~asaxldastA6 aheh aFe aash safzzas
Nsa esassaEienA NlEA shA tFss - -
dMsilinR u msa 4 aafmszs
SIN 90 nerds ~ - kamHz HEeH
9M oetWp8 az aea IS ma4
Gated ln = neighnxfeoa H~eAah4
free trran ae t9T# Is hssaE -
Iend 70 destroy r~asaa.l4E 8
saiee8
smali I'euns Fsemrrir sazalza
small nqsnM Esfsa4 H#s4 -
~ aasAnlese * eaAsH4 azz
lecsma5 nfgiF - PA alHazs
asserted FN aAeIg 4szn -
i f.sa aean eaHsHzl maee = 800
sht ansN sszEs a#s
eikA ntts as1 S W
an1 tfal&,IiF #a = ha4 80 s.
eaanc Nsen 81 as -. ~
hss alaay4 1zn ~ - 8 -
fsnfl8l nN1ftea64 F4s
ms Flzh4 ezkaaa& aas
taaA mttabig - aeeH = $3.50
hano oNnax 4zalene =
sknNl nlosAHss IS a
m1As nnt aa4t Ben So s. @zzez
more HxtAgM1Ee hAsA
sglfNnAs NAleh mexaliza hzs@a -
rs - - Haaesa A
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

4 shssl ~ ha4 i A. mAh .
Hdfai PAR - sH Nsli dressed
Nozn4Ass MefszKeA3 IS heT naM
1a1ls 81 tie tap 81 : eioEaez eiaAe&
4 sEaezld eazzzzE - mFefaE MEaessea
81 xaF1lszK helKflza. pFokeeted A.
'front.' - , hinged N0a0 fraEnN Cor
ssea Nafa : aMsMFsasa plastic
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

80 azse1s + kIseasza 50 y
Hla@zEszs laezsaA1 II as@s4EH ~
HzazzaN a1H AsssHa fa
uzz4s fad asM IHzAaa sa Ezntf
zaezzzz 80 Nzz 80 80. Mza4
= Ha -. ~ n
80 lighter = - maesa Heas
aszN - - 49, oanT -
Aaz
Evening star., 1941-11-14
SERVICE CLUBS.

Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Club. 1918 l. street NV, library
writing desks. table tennis, pool
radios, pianos, canteen, showers;
open at all times.
National Capital Service Mems
Club, 606 f street NV, library
table tennis games, phonOgraph
piano radios. writing desks. check
ing service, showers, refreshments;
open 9 am, to ) pm, daily, 8 a m
to midnight Saturday, 1890 to
pm Sunday.
National Catholic Community
Service Club 9l8 Tenth street NV.
library. writing desks. table tennis
pool, phonograph, piano, gymnasi-
UNI, open 10 am. to II pm. every
day.
Jewish Community Center. Six
teenth and Q streets NV, library
table tennis, gymnasium, games
writing desks, swimming phono-
graph: open 9 am. to IL pm Sun
day through Thursday. 5 to II pm
Friday pm. to midnight Saturday
Y. NJ. c. A. 1876 G street NV
swimming, gymnasium, games bowl
ing alleys. phonograph, piano
writing desks. magazines, shower
open am. to 1890 pm. Saturday
am. 10 $50 pm. Sunday.
Y w. c. A. Seventeenth and K
streets NV. library. table tennis
piano, phonograph, writing tables
games; open 7:30 pm. to midnight
SATURDAY. 4 TO 9 pm. SUNDAY.
Evening star., 1941-11-14
c$sS;S{olN WEEKEND
G43EWI5@S 49, s

! s o'clock, music, hoStesses. game
facilities.
Dancing. games and refreshments.
Arlington Recreation Center, Tenth
and Irving streets north, Clarendon
Va, tomorrow, l pm. to midnight.
Sightseeing tour, followed bv
picnic, sponsored by Metropolitan
Presbyterian, Christ Episcopal and
First Methodist Churches. meet at
First street and Maryland avenue
NE, tomorrow afternoon, . o'clock
Outdoor program, campfire and
picnic supper. meet at Y. w. C. A.
tomorrow afternoon, 4 o'clock
Organ musicale, Washington
Chapel, Church OF Jesus Christ of
the Latter Day Saints. Sixteenth
street and Columbia road NV to-
night, 8 o'clock.
Sightseeing tour, by Auxiliary
Group, Red Cross Motor Corps.
meet at Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club. Sunday morning.
10 o'clock.
Tea dance. National Catholic
Community Service Club, Sunday
afternoon. 3 o'clock.
Dinner, sponsored by St. Matthew S
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street between F. and G NV.
Methodist-Mount Vernon. Ninth
and Massachusetts avenue NV.
Greek Orthodox st. Sophia,
Eighth and L streets NV.
Hebrew Washington Hebrew
Congregation, 800 Eighth street
NV.
Episcopal-Church of the Assem-
sion, 1901 Massachusetts avenue
NV.
Calvary Eighth and H
streets NV.
Christian Science-Third, Thir-
teenth and l. streets NV.
Presbyterian-NeW York Avenue.
1901 New York avenue NV.
Congregational-First, Tenth and
G streets NV.
National City, Four
teenth street at Thomas Circle NV.
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Sunday, 6 pm, followed by social.
Lodging facilities, Banneker Field
house, Y. M C. A. and Recreation
Camp on the Anacostia side of the
Anacostia Bridge.
Religious services, First Baptist
Church, TWenty-seventh street and
Dumbarton avenue NV; Asbury
Methodist. Eleventh and K streets
NV; Holy Redeemer Catholic. 2l0
New York avenue NV: Fifteenth
Street Presbyterian, Fifteenth and
r streets NV. Group church par
ties leave Y. M. c. A., 1890 o'clock
Sunday morning.
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ENTERTAINMENT.

Dance. sponsored by WomenS
Battalion. Bureau of Engraving and
Printing. Fourteenth and c streets
e.W.. tonight, 8 o'clock
Social and forum following re-
ltgious services, Adas Israel Con-
eregation, Sixth and I streets NV,
tonight. S:l5 O'Clock
Basket ball game, Soldiers, Sailors
snd Marines Club, tonight, 7:l5
O'Clock
Dance. sponsored by Womens
Battalion, Departmental Audltori-
I'M, Constitution avenue between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets
NV: tomorrow night O'Clock
Dance, Soldiers. Sailors and Ma
rines Club, tomorrow night, 8
o'clock; hosteSseS.
Dance, Y. w. c. A, tomorrow
night, 9 o'clock.
Dance, Y. NJ. c. A, tomorrow
night. 8 o'clock; hosteSSeS.
Dance, National Catholic Com
munity Service Club, tomorrow
night. g o'clock; hostesSes, light re-
freshmentS.
Dance. Jewish Community Center,
tomorrow night. 8 o'clock.
Dancing class, National Catholic
Community Service Club, tomorrow
afternoon. o'clock; Jack Rollins
instructor.
Dinner and dance, sponsored by
League for Men in the Serv-
ice of Covenant-First Presbyterian
Church. Fellowship House 1868
Massachusetts avenue NV, tOmor-
row night 6 o'clock; transportation
to Fellowship House provided from
church. Connecticut avenue and n
street NV.
Dinner, dancing and games, Spon-
sored by Foundry Methodist Church
Let's Building, Sixteenth and P
streets NV, tomorrow night, $50
o'clock.
Dinner, followed by square dance.
sponsored by Service Club Of ST.
Johns Episcopal Church. Sixteenth
and H streets NV. tomorrow night,
$50 o'clock: charge.
Open house, National Capital
Service Mems Club, tomorrow night,
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their field organizations will be
given at Sis o'clock this afternoon
in the Agriculture Department Au-
ditorium.
Today's lecture, on general phases
Of the subject, will be given by Don
aid c. Stone, assistant director Of
the Budget Bureau. The other lee
lures will be given next Wednesday
and on four succeeding Fridays be-
ginning November %. All will be
given at the Agriculture Depart
ment Auditorium at Sis pm.
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Parish Sodality, National Catholic
Community Service Club, Sunday
night, 6 o'clock.
Open house. Soldiers. Sailors and
Marines Club, Sunday afternoon.
4 o'clock
Open house. Y, M. c. A, refresh
ments. Sunday afternoon, 4 to 6
o'clock.
Buffet supper. informal recrea-
ton, Y. w. c. A., Sunday, 4 to 10
pm.
Open house, games and outings,
Arlington Recreation Center, Sun
day, l pm. to 1890 pm.
Swimming, Y. NJ c. A., small
charge, Sunday, m. to l pm.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
Following are locations Of near
downtown churches, representing
various denominations:
Catholic-St. Patrick's, Tenth
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ACTIVITIES FOR COLORED
SERVICE MEN.

ACTIVITIES FOR COLORED
SERVICE MEN.
Dance. Phyllis Wheatley Y. w.
C. A, 901 Rhode Island avenue
NV. tomorrow at o'clock.
Volley ball and basket ball
games, Y. M. c. A, 1916 Twelfth
street NV, tomorrow night, 8
o'clock.
Swimming, Y M. c. A., tomorrow
2 TO 10 pm. and Sunday, from 2 to
pm; all other facilities of Y. M.
c. A. also open to service men.
Open house, Phyllis Wheatley Y,
w c. A, tonight, o'clock.
Forum discussion, Y. w. c. A,
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The series is sponsored by the
Graduate School of the Agriculture
Department and the Washington
Chapter, American Society for Pub
lie Administration.
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LODGING.
Y NJ c A

L w. ~ "a
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Club.
Recreational Leave Area, on Vir-
ginia side of the Memorial Bridge
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Agriculture Department
Lectures Open Today

The first of six lectures on the
relationship between Washington
offices of the Federal service and