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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04
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9Th ANTNIF ALLEYS

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Sun Drug, 2407 81. high game Hal
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Coleman 1911. series C.. Coleman $50
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PLAY NOR LADIES LEAGUE
Play Nor Lunch. 1857 UD. Aliens
Plumbing 1891. high game, Leicester
1877. series. Leicester 4s7
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-04

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Luthsran-Sichels
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Phi Delta Delta Plans
Banquet Tomorrow
To Honor Treasurer

Four Washington chapters OF Phi
Delt Delta international Legal
Sorority will join in honorlng Miss
Margaret McGurnaghan, national
treasurer, at banquet tomorrow al
the Kennedy Warren.
Miss McGurnaghan, practiclng
attorney in Topeka, Kans., will be
the guest of Miss Irene Vivian
Wright at the Roosevelt Hotel while
here
The committee in charge of ar
rangements for the banquet is COM
posed Of the presidents of the four
chapters: Miss Cathrlne Edmonson,
Alumnae: Mrs. Kathryn SchVarz.
Alpha Lambda; Miss Marion Cos
horn, Beta. and Miss Eileen O'Con-
nor, Zeta. Mrs. Elisabeth Hardy of
the Alumnae chapter and Miss Yea
trice Truitt of Beta chapter are also
on the committee.
Preceding the dinner, Alpha Lamb
Ga Chapter will conduct its annual
initiatio Those to be initiated in
clude Mrs. Florence Richardson, Miss
Verlie Maloy. Mrs Dollie Smith. Miss
Dorothy Nicholson and Miss Doro-
thea Leatherberry.
Among prominent members Of the
fraternity expected TO attend are
Miss Catherine Vauy. national presi-
dent; Miss Louisa Wilson director of
the Eleventh Province of Phi Delta
Delta: Mrs. Vashti Burr Whiting
ton. chairman of the Woman's Pro-
fessional Panhellenic Association;
Judge Annabel Matthews. former
president of the Women's Bar As
sociation of the District. and Judge
Fay Bentley of the Juvenile Court.
Evening star., 1941-07-14

Katherine de Lashmutt, Mrs. A.
Smith Bowman, Mrs. George c.
Warner, jr.; Mrs. Paul Lutes and
Miss Beatrice Keegin.
Guests included many from Ken
tuckv, where the hostess formerly
resided and among those present
were Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Stanley
Reed. Senator and Mrs. A. B.
Chandler, Col. and Mrs. Edward
Startling and former Representative
and Mrs. Morris Thatcher.
Mrs. Thomas HOlcOmb
Plans Garden Party.
Promise of a delightful fete this
month is brought by the cards is
sued by Mrs. Thomas Holcomb, wife
of Gen. Holcomb, Commandant OF
the Marine Corps. Mrs. Holcomb
will entertain in her garden Mon
day, July %. from 5 10 o'clock and
the party will honor members OF the
English Speaking Union.
The unquenchable members of the
Beer and SkittleS Club gathered as
planned last evening at the home OF
Miss Julie Cahill for their weekly
party. Miss Cahill's home on Fox
hall road was decorated in carnival
colOrs for the party, and guests were
given 20 chips as they entered, with
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Mrs. Brooks Howard
Is Married to
1t. Tenant

OF much interest here is the news
of the marriage Saturday of Mrs.
Brooks Howard and 1t. John G.
Tennant. U. S. N. The ceremony
was performed at BrookWood Mrs.
Howard's home in Green Springs
Valley, Md, with Chaplain William
N. Thomas of the Naval Academy
officiating.
Mrs. Tenant was Miss Louise
Brooks. She is the daughter Of
Mrs. Lionel Atwill and the grand
daughter of Mrs Edward T. Stotes-
bury, who was present at the we'd
ding
The bride was given in marriage
by her uncle. Mr.. Bonsal Brooks of
Baltimore She wore a green and
white print dress with tiny hat
trimmed with lilies of the valley.
Her 4-year-old son, William Ross
Howard, 4th, was present at the
ceremony.
MIS-. htNIl Has UteH EISllIll0 III
Canada and was unable to be pres
ent at the wedding.
Lit Tenant left for his station in
Hawaii. He has been an instructor
at the United States Naval Academy
for two years.
Mrs. Stotesbury will leave tomor-
row for her home in Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Tenant will join her there
later to spend about six weeks. Her
son will accompany her.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Miss Mary Wilson
Engaged to Marry
Mr.. Samuel Neel

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frederic
Wilson announce he engagement
Of their daughter Miss Mary
Wilson to Mr.. Samuel Ellison
Neel, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellison
Adger Neel, Of Kansas City.
Miss Wilson attended the Po-
tomac and Madeira Schools in
Washington and was graduated
from the Katharine Branson
School IN Ross. Calf. She made
her debut in 1887. at tea given
by her parents at their home on
Kalorama Circle.
Mr.. Neel is a graduate Of West
minister College. Missouri, and
the Yale Law School, and came
10 Washington as an attorney in
the Justice Department. He is
now a member of the legal staff
of the Office of Production
Management.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Arts Club to Present
Program of Dances

The dinner at the Arts Club.
originally scheduled for Thursday,
will be held at pm. tomorrow,
followed by program featuring
music and dancing. Miss Marion D.
Venable, assisted by Nine. Ricci,
Polish singer is in charge of the
entertainment. which will include
Hawaiian and Spanish dances as
we'll as ballet solos by Miss Venables
students
Miss Marie E. Walcott and Harold
Allen Long are hosts for the club
dinner
A tea honoring members o. the
Salzedo Concert Ensemble will be
held in the garden of the club house
Wednesday, The special guests are
MI. and Mrs. Carlos Salzedo. harp
lists; Rene lie Roy, f1utist, and
Janos Scholz. cellist.
The Hospitality Committee will be
hosts for the tea, to which men,
bers will be permitted to have
limited number of guests.
Evening star., 1941-07-14

of the State Education Association
Mr. NoWaskey is the son of Mr.
and Mrs Charles Nowaskey of
Cleveland and is a graduate of
Scottdale pa High School and
of George Washington University.
where he received his degree of
bachelor OF science in physical edu-
cation. He was a member of the
varsity football team for three years
and PLAYED on the baseball and
basketball teams. He served on the
Co-recreational Committee. was
president of the George Washington
Varsity Club and was assistant di-
rector Of intramurals al G. w. U.
He is the brother of Bob Nowaskey
Of the Chicago Bears, and he had
for his best man at his wedding an
other brother, Mr.. Harry Novaskev
Mr.. and Mrs Nowaskey are now
at home at 32l3 @ street.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Warrens Hosts
To Two Visitors

Mr. and Mrs Joseph D. Warren
of l409 K street Sc. have Mrs.
Warren's sister. Mrs. w. Z. Long,
and her daughter. Miss Betty
Long. of High Springs. Fla, with
them for fortnight's visit.
En- route home Mrs Long and
her daughter will stop at Rocky
Mount, N. c., for visit with
friends.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
J. Nj. ThOmsOns
At Summit Point

Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Thom-
son of New Orleans. La, are
spending part of the summer with
the formers mother, Mrs. A..
Pembroke Thomson. at her home,
Hawthorn" near Summit Point
w. Va. Mr.. Thomson recently
sold his New Orleans Item
Tribune newspaper to Florida
publishing interests.
Mrs. Thomson was formerly
Miss Genevieve Clark, daughter
of the lake Champ Clark of Mis-
souri,, Speaker of the House of
Representatives, and is a sister
of United States Senator Bennett
Clark of that State.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
National Art Gallery
TOShOwL London Fire

The trustees of the National
Gallery of Art, Smithsonian In
stltution. have issued invitations
for private showing at SIS pm.
Thursday. The Great Fire OF
London. 1870" Will be the theme
Of the exhibition OF paintings and
drawings by artists serving in the
London Auxiliary Fire Service.
The pictures were selected bv
Sir Kenneth Clark. director OF
the National Gallery. London,
Sir w. w. Russell. keeper Of the
Royal Academy, and Mr. J. B
Manson, former curator of the
Tate Gallery.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Miss TOrrevsOn
Engaged to Wed

MI. and Mrs. Charles William
Torreyson of this city have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Beverly Torreyson,
to Mr.. Floyd Everett Johnston. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Davenport
Johnston of North Arlington. Va.
The ceremony will take place at
8 o'clock in the evening on August
II. in the Aldersgate Methodist
Church.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Bernice Whitman
Engaged to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold George Whit
man of Takoma Park announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Bernice May Whitman, to Mr.. Leslie
Robert Behner, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Behner Of Lagrange, Ohio.
The wedding will take place at the
home of the brides parents. on Car
roll avenue, Thursday afternoon,
July 81.
The young couple will reside In
Lagrange.
Evening star., 1941-07-14

which to purchase their buffet sup
per, or to pay for participating in
the tournaments of ping pong, or to
take chance at the roulette wheels.
When prizes were awarded they
turned out to be trick cigarettes and
jack in the boxes to frighten the
winners.
Details of the Dutch treat party
were worked out by Miss Cahill,
Miss Peggy Lansdowne, Miss Joan
Dodd, Mr.. Barry Woods, Mr.. Jack
Arlington and Mr.. Al Baer.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Countess Szechenvi
Entertains Guests

Miss Alice H. Barry OF this city
is the house guest in Newport of
Countess Laszlo Szechenyi, who
introduced her daughter, Miss
Nandine Szecnenyi, to society
Saturday night at dinner in her
villa at Newport Mr. Peter White
also is guest of Countess
SZechenyi.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Miss Frankel Engaged

Mrs. Frank Frankel announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Frances Frankel, to Mr.. Bert
ram R. Abramson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Abramson
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Come to WASHINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hurley ha %
come here from St. Joseph. MCh
and have taken an apartment al th'
Wardman Park Hotel where they
plan to make their home for severa
months
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Visits in Newport

The Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy, Mr.. Ralph A. Bard, spent
the week end at Newport. r. l..
where he was the house guest of
Capt. Marion Eppley. U. S. N,
Reserve, and Mrs. Eppley.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Heavy Rain Over Week End
Forces HOSteSSeS to Hold
Al FrescO Parties Indoors
DIR. and Mrs. Joseph Horsan Fete
Guests at Estate in Rockville
To Honor Charles r. Morrows


moons that Washington hoses what
poor ladies do but take the let the
That
hosesse found
change DR. Mrs Horgan
Craggwood their estate Rockville Md and Mr.
Howe Mr.
Mclean the planned
Charles r. MorroWs
At Dr.. and Mrs Horgans than
Mrs HoganS brother and
Of Evanston H. visiting the Hogans will be
tanned Sunday Saturday
Horgn small Chevy
Mr. Mrs Morrows 2yeod Edwin Morrow 3D.
and
for grandfather Hogans mother
Mrs Edwin Morrow also the
chiffon graceful flowing lines
nc her II a
ensemble of chiffon and lace
a
Are Among Guests.
throughout the Mrs w Calhoun
Stirling Francis Tompkn Mrs George T.
Dunlop, Edmund Parry, Mrs
Evening star., 1941-07-14
ArnOurs Entertain
At Hot Springs, Va.

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Armour
of this city are in Hot Springs.
Va. They entertained at The
Homestead yesterday for Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry T. Shelton and Miss
Miriam Cruikshank.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Hulls Have Guest

Mrs. Matthew Perry of Washington
is the guest of the Secretary of State
and Mrs. Cordell Hull in their cot
tage at White Sulphur Springs, W.
Va.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Miss Helen Sharp Bride
OF Mr.. Arthur J. NOwaskey.

The marriage of Miss Helen NJ
Sharp of HarWood. near Wheeling
w. Va. TO Mr.. Arthur J. NoWaskev
of Cleveland and Washington took
place July in Holy Trinity Church,
the nuptial mass being celebrated
BY the Rev. Charles Rohleder.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles w. Sharp Of Har-
wood. W. Va. and was attended at
the ceremony by her sister. Miss
Ann Sharp. She wore street.
length ensemble of petal pink sheer
crepe made princess style, with a
redingote shirred at the waistllne
and deeply shirred cuffs. A draped
/ turban matched her costume and
her accessories were white. She
wore a corsage of white orchids.
Miss Ann Sharp wore an aqua en-
semble of sheer crepe with white
accessories and shoulder corsage
of pink roses and eypsophila.
Mrs Nowaskey is a graduate Of
Harwood High School and of the
| University of West Virginia, where
she was a member of Phi Mu. vice
president of Womans Hall, secre-
tarv of w. S. G.. A., treasurer Of
Matrix and> literary editor of the
Athenaeum. She also was an
active member Of the Newman Club,
the Press Club, the Dramatics Club,
Orchesis and other organlza tions
and served as a student assistant
in the university library. she has
a number of published poems to her
credit, and worked with the Wheel
ing Little Theater Group as actor,
director and writer. She taught
English in Weirton High School
and organized the Speech Arts Club,
and she is member of the Hancock
County Education Association and
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Recent
Weddings
OF Interest
Miss jackson
Is Bride of
Mr.. BOOkhultz

Luther Place Memorial Church
was the scene of the wedding of
Miss Thelma Harriet Jackson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r.
Jackson and granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. J. Bieber of Silver
Spring, Md, to Mr.. William Edgar
Bookhultz, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Edgar Bookhultz of Wash
ington. The Rev. Charles B. Foelsch
performed the ceremony which took
place June 30, which also was the
wedding anniversary of the brides
grandparents and the bridegroom
parents.
Given in marriage by her grand
father, the bride was attired in
white marquisette with fitted bodice,
and the full skirt with insertions of
lace fell into a long train. She
wore a fingertip veil draped from a
coronet of marquisette and seed
pearls and carried a bouquet of
white sweetheart roses and babys
breath
Miss Mary Miller, her only at
tendant, wore pale pink chiffon. Her
picture hat was of the same color
and material and her bouquet was
yellow roses and blue delphinlums.
Mr. Ernest Burrough served as best
man. and the usherS were MeSSrs.
Ralph Schryer, Charles Schryer,
William Scluscher and Joseph Bur-
rough. all cousins of the bridegroom.
The brides mother wore dusty rose
chiffon and lace and she had a cor
sage of rOsebuds. The mother of the
bridegroom wore orchid chiffon with
which she wore a deeper shade
orchid corsage
A reception followed the ceremony
at the home of the brides grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Bieber,
where a beautifully decorated four
tier wedding cake, surmounted by
miniature bride and bridegroom,
formed the centerpieCe of the table.
During the evening the young
couple left for a honeymoon trip TO
New York. the New England States
and Canada. The BRIDE going away
costume was brown with which she
wore brown and white accessories.
They will return this month to re-
side in their new home at 1909
Dale drive, Silver Spring, Md.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
Ex-Mayor Replies To Mayor Gulley

assessment on the utilities,
there ali BE available for aensrAi
operating expenses q the City Of
PascagouiA IN excess Of t1e.ooooo |.
- compared with eelooeeo avail
able the last year Of my admins
trntiou.
Mr. OuHey has Rlwayz. Is .
private citizen, criticised the kvy-
ing Of taxes and expenditure q eAx
money. He has consistently been
against any increase IN tazae. I
certainly hops he CONTINUES % maan-
tain this attitude nou that he IL
an official with the power % I'm
Assessments and tar rates His fu-
ture acts w1ll she's whether O. not
ne has the good Of the city at
heart
Prom recent press articles my ad-
mintszrattou wak accused Of being
run un an extravA6Aut bax& I
would like 70 call the attention Of
the taxpayers 20 the saving o. soCne
s30.eo1M % them IN reducing the
tax levy Il mills On over $1,000 600
assessment.
Pahlc officials are paid 70 make
ne mest pzogrezs for tnesr co1amu-
nifty II aS economical q way e. Is
consistent With coed business BE-
cause ueY are pubic servants
PansAc officials II speaking about
pubic maEtexA either before large
cfsie GATHERINGS o. Or the street
Should be careful That sch state
menz adhere strictly 10 ne reoordz
and nx b. given . ue pubae sole
IS Ter Ire purpose o. misleading
~iAxEayeTs NAo are not fully advised
q e. existing record1
In closing ! woaI1 acd bat ! an
aot ealng % Leave nzaeaEoaia.
am Htaily Interested t. this eztYl
zelfzEe. ane W1u always BE feane
ready and happy 70 serve when
needed / Rave made mistakes. a
xno has uez. bu1 ! am nok runnlne
% eozer, an4 ] an Dot Ezaktna ang
nkEeAdinK statements TOY Wilh
maEIcs toNaf1 nazzz an1 charity ia
a. = Lncozn 81 tbs h Nrzzter
k1st - KEEP ne FesoFd sxatsh1 f0'
moe mast tnseEest@o-the AZ.
Cordially yOuzz
FRANK q CAN'T.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
SALE OF HISTORIC.
PASCAGDULA HOME.
IS CONSU MATED.

The cid Pollock Place. historic
villa located On East Beach n Pas
eaEoula. mas been sold By Prank g.
Canty. is Owner. 70 the ingaIh
6~h1pouilding G0rp, Il Is reported II
tie record Of deeds and real-eS.At4
transactions Il the jackson COUNTY
court house According 70 To-
EawMdks ffse Ingalls, Interests -
61na0eoa for xnN pz<zaNeFtEs
TfH Cd hczfs : rxp1zk1 - b C.
of the eldest II not the oldest res
dencek. On the entire Mixxlsslppi
Coast Il Is bull aLoEsg Old pioneer
French architectural lines. Guar
1Fs for the slaves Of former pears.
huge fire places aud their large
mirrors and many other relics Of
the former years are contatned II
the structure.
The property has 3 frontage Of
col feet On the beach and Is loss
feet mo- or less IN depth.
The home wAx formerly occupied
D. Mr. Canty and family while he
vas Mayor Of the city OF Pascal
goula. He had It modeTnized % .
certain extent. without destroying
It's treasured historical features.
L h understood that the ingalls,
interests plan 70 convert the prop
erty into a club house for i1s Of
fieiz1 IL the future when Of
fcials Of the company are vizlltng
here from other points. they win -
comiciled there.
EzfeFl5ife nenosaloxs and Inn
proyemeuG are 10 be made 70 ina
propNry Architects are. at present.
working On the plans for Tie im-
pruscmenI&
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
MOTORCYCLE OF CITIZENS
VIEWS FIRST HAND W.P.A.
AND DEFENSE PROJECTS
Airfieid Hangar, Drainage Project. Housing Project, Weld
ing School. Library And WPA Sewing
Room Get Attention.

On lasf Friday moxntng . motor
eade q twelve cars. their passengers
mostly ladies'. visited the various de-
Tense projects N and around ne
city. The cays were headed ~
Chief q Police A W. Eel ard
Policeman Jones. and started from
In front Of the court house. where
the party whx joined by superxz-
ors Durham and 0autteF. and Mr.
sparkmAn Of the ChromcAe-star.
Mayer Oulley Joined the crowd
later.
The first thing visited "a he
airport where progress On ne n
oomplete hangar vas noted Prom
there ass ozE drainage prc1ect sA
visited Here vas sen q large force
e men and . steam shovel. tractors.
ETC. cutting = cAnai rlEnf shrp1zh
ne weeds Ten e cutting down
trees making some Of them into
nreweod others int piles and pests
md ping - end burning ne
branches IRIS project IS Just IN
ne rezr q ne gozf course & shzch
Ne party h@d . vlew n passing
Thn uAinAEs pzu5eet : ala q
part q he housing pro3ee1 snere
seven huncnsd ho1ses ere BENG
constructed - homes sor ne Nork-
ers n ne - shiu5zrd IRIS uaz >
aeenf e NTH aetzuiY. Scores q
men were enzaRe1 IN casting en-
crete blocks for ths foundations e
ne houses putting ~ re frame
Wuk fer souze HOUSES. ard painans
nd rooftnG several ho1zes Lat
have already beeo erected for Office
nd warehouse pEpos@
Prou ne hozztna prossct ne
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
DUAL APPOINTMENT
OF PORT COMMISSION
MEMBERS CONFUSING
Governor Paul JOhRson Names Waiter Lewis On P~aseaRoala
Board While ]. O. Codes Term Exssuds
To is43

Drastic chAnsxs N rne memhsr-
strip 81 the P~An1agesziA Port Gem
mission are expected 70 ~ made.
according 70 uzsconfsrmed repsart4
mace Yesterday. OF the eve Of ne
regular munthly meeting n me
board TIE session % b held eats
afternoon b 70 - Ire last ca
wiaseh ~ least threee a Ire men,
eeFz ere 70 serve Unless Fe-apposnf-
ed
Two new appointments 70 ne
Commission have been MADE Il r.
Cole has been re-appoluted b. the
jackson County Board 90 Super
vtsors ~ It's representative On me
Commission and walter l. I<x1A
last week received his certificate 81
appointment. from 0owernor Paul
johnson
The action Of Governor johnson
tnteCt some confusion Into Ens
ranks q the commission. due 70 the
states representative being = Oliver
Cole. who ~ appointed In March
of 1853 fox q four-year term of Of
flee. Under these condittnnA Cole
uoule retain office Until less-
A virtually al Of the appoint
menu expire Il the end Of this
month. there appears 70 be some
conflict As 70 when Lewis viii take
MS office.
Lewis. who also = = colonel On
Governor Jonnsons staff. yesterday
afternoon IN . statement 20 The
Cnruniele-Star. stated that he did
not know when he was supposed 70
take office
Cole stated thar Il wa his under
standing. under the terms Of hts
certificate II appointment that MS
term Of office would extend over q
period Of four years
Z H. Baco9- secretary. J. GUY
KrebS and Rex A. Moore. are osna~
members whose terms are 70 EXPIRE
this month These are city-ap-
pointed representatives.
Mayor Walter r. Ouliey. when
asked about his appointments. stat
ed yesterday that he had been ad-
vtsec that the new terms Of office
would not begin until March and
that he would Withhold announce
menn Of eItys appolntees urtfi
they we're formally approved by the
city council He did state. however.
that he would MAKE several new
appointments
bacot waS appointed TO the CON-
miszspr1 November -. 1851. Cole
has been q faeEnbeT. Sinee les
Moore vas appointed June 10. feze
70 succeed J. W. Brumffeld
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-07
YOUNG WOMAN KILLED,
MAN FATALLY INJURED
IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH
Miss Dorothy Mae Ryan OF CuIfpori And Lee Rouse OF
Pascagoula Suceumb TO Injuries
Received In Accident

TO persons died Is the result az
an automobile accident In Kreole.
ekau4 ! osclock wednesday after
neeas when cars driven b. LubeT
LNN Rouse. 10 years Old PascaeouIa
aufassaonile mechanic. and Lonnte
Travis. Kreoie negro. collided
Mns DuEothx Mae Ryan, I6. a
passenger IN RotEses car was tn
stsnzIy kfiIed Rouse died - II %
oaehnck maj night In the jackson
Cuanky Hospital where ne was TAX
en- Both suffered crushed skulls
and o1sler injuries. Rouse'x meek
ais1 was broken
II eolue miraculous manner. two
naNenaers In Rot1ze's car. ms SISTER
Mrs Mack Reuse, and q
tlsrNe year Old boy. Willie Mack
RawElL who WIS sitting On her lap
weW unintured Akfs ROsnse Was
-. sisalsElE brnlzea A1thozzsAa 4hs
za4ns4 oFI three tlaae1
According TO Mrs. Ronses version
Of tAe aeeident. they were driving
Oh Highxay 90 opposite The South
err KRAFT papermin. when the car
oy Travis. came from behind
a building. She says that she did
no. see tire Travis car uuasaI Il was
directly IN front Of them. The
Rous q struck the other broad
side md then turned over twice.
Travis Is an employee % the
Kraft mill and waz en-
r0uts 20 his work
Ms Ryan Is the daughter Of
Lawrence Ryan Of oulfport She
mace her home In 0ulfport prae-
all Of her Life. being edn-
catea In the West Ward school
theEe She had been residing In
Paseagoula for the past year.
Hff BODY was taken TO Guifport
Wednesday afternoon and the fun
era waS held Thursday afternoon
with services under the auspices Of
the Baptist Church. Burial vas IN
the Conn cemetery
She leaves her father, four sis
terz. Doris. Lela. Raymie and
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