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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21
81 TRAINEES
FROM
GO TO Ill
MaNN Feani ie2ax Usnnunftses IN
NmzHh.er OF Men IsAnr4<4 Per
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Mosz Point George WASHINGTON
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WoooTow Wilson Martin Taomnk
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Arthur LooznlE Aaez- R0herz C3ern-
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21
City improvements
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21
GROWING OF MONARCHS
TO TAKE PLACE AMID
BRILLIANT SETTING
Spectators ASKED To Assemble Eariy FRIDAY Night To yieu
Theme Of American History Deplried In Blending
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Home In kreole

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21
John q. Grant Home
Looted b Robbers

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21
BOT SCOUT WORK
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BIZ AREA OFFIGtR


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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21
THREE INJURED IN
AUTO ACCIDENTS
IN PASCAGOULA
One Feee<srsNn EBcasaed In CzHzsi-
lies LA4n9 ~ Pnsruaznan HsAmsn
nursne Pas We<& EaG

Three persons we're injured 70
autnwunndAk arcadenu In PMScaRculn
curing the past xeek end 4 wAs Re-
pursee hy couuty Highway PzUa-
nzka ren.nare Hu1son Al we're
taken - the jackson County
Hnsplaal where they received treat
meuG
CARR Smith - yezSz Old CUT
p0rf negro. wzs injured Saturday
night when he was Struck while
waking Aluag HIGHWAY &c by an
Guiornco1e driven - p p Bailey
The accz6ent occurred . khor< Dis
tArrx nnrth of SoaxeyS Feec store
Smith remained n Ehe hospital fu
several Gays and wRs 6asehRrEee
TUESDAY. 40 charges ve-e made
AgAznsz Bailey.
} EAgne. III Grant street and
BOB Crosby. both shipyRrc wUrkez
suffered severe injuries Sunday
night n 81 accident On Carfy
street when ne autuznobGle II which
they x-rs riding struck the rear q
q parked car Hague wak released
from the hospital Monday. buz
CroSbys injuries are q such nature
TIA Re is xtzn confined % lis bed
there Tne1r automobile wzs con-
Ede-2h7y damaged x was the
parked car. which waas owned By the
Dees Chevrolef Co. q Biloxi
A number of arrests also were
made by Rzt-ulmRz Hudson while
ptnol1ng the h1ghxHy. Genoa
Cnaeznaz1 negro. charged with be-
ana orErak zas fined stz5e after
being tired II Judge L r DenETx
couEt A1be~f oxlz7sF. Moozle. OF =
similar charge, was given the same
fine ! BROWNING. wnx eons1ete6 q
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cukx Charles Perk1nx eol1red
charged WITH bzkne drunk. was fined
sSae. Eno Norman Ro1znEuea
charged WITH reckless driving wal
fined si35e.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21
New Member Added
To CITY Police Force

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-21

T&n Broakhn Ga4areuk NJ
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
REMEMBER

When you purchase any appliance from the
Peoples Store You deal directly with Peoples
Store! No Banks No Finance Co.! In addi.
ton Peoples do NOT even charge You Filing
Fee, Insurance Fees or Recording Fees! Before
You sign-InVestgate!
Evening star., 1941-09-07

an elaborate system Of roadways
and walks around the memorial.
Work on this contract for about
S86 900 is to begin some time this
week and probably will be finished
in December.
The design for landscaping the
memorial is in the hands Of Ohm
sted Bros. of Brookline. Mass, land
scape architects, who have not yet
completed their studies. When this
is available, contract will be let for
the paintings. Architect for the
memorial was the late John Rus
sell Pope.
Three Models for Statue.
Sculptor for the statue is yet to
be chosen. Three models have been
submitted bv three sculptors: Lee
Laurie of Easton, Md; Rudulph
Evans of New York City, and A. A.
Weinman of New York City. There
is no definite indication as to when
the sculptor will be selected.
The Thomas Jefferson Memorial
Commission, headed by Stuart G.
Gibboney OF New York City, with
Senator Thomas of Utah, vice chair
man, is hoping to arrange dedica-
ton of the. memorial on the 200th
anniversary of the birthday of
jefferson, April 13, 1943. The Fine
Arts Commission is acting in an
advisory capacity on the memorial,
and the acting executive officer is
F. F. Gillen of the Ofice Of National
Capital Parks.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Arlington Federation
To Hear Tax Debate

Two attorneys will debate the
merits of Virginia's poll tax as a
prerequisite to voting when the
Arlington County (Va.) Civic Fed
Grafton reconvenes Tuesday night
after the summer recess.
James E. Simmonds, former as
sistant commemorative Attorney
for Arlington County, will argue for
the tax while Alfred Hilton will
speak in the negative. Both speak
ers will be introduced by Ernest T.
Gearhart, jr., of the Junior Bar
Conference of the American Bar
Association.
Conrad Reid, chairman of the
Campaign Committee of the Ar
lington County Community Chest.
will urge financial support of that
organization and James Franklin,
chairman of the federation's Zon-
ing Committee, will outline activities
dealing with Zoning and Develop
ment of county master plan.
The meeting is to be at 8 pm. in
the Lyon Park Community House.
1t was postponed from last Tuesday
because of the Labor Day holiday
period, President A. D. Adams said.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Flag to Be Presented
To Arlington Church

The Ladies of the Grand Army of
the Republic, Department of the
Potomac, will present an American
Flag today to the Calvary Methodist
Church, Twenty-third and Grant
streets, South Arlington, Va. Donald
Sheehen, superintendent of the
young peoples department of the
church, has arranged the presenta-
ton ceremonies, which will take
place at $50 am. during Sunday
school exercises. Harry C. Frazier
air corps chaplain, will deliver the
address and DIR. Thomas Gordon
Betschler, pastor of the church, will
officiate.
Delegates representing the De-
partment of the Potomac at the
national convention of the Grand
Army of the Republic are Miss Olive
Van Wagenen, delegate at large;
Mrs. Anne HauSman and Mrs. Mabel
Wyatt. Alternates are Mrs. Kath-
crime Winkleman, Mrs. Alice Burke
and Mrs. Mary Field.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
|Loudoun All Fair
To Give Exhibitors
New Entry Classes
Affair to Be Held
At PurceIIviIIe
Next Saturday
Special Dispatch to The Star.


.PURCELLVILLE, Va, Sept. g.
The Loudoun County All Fair,
which will be held at the Purcell
vile Fair Grounds Saturday, will
have a new feature this year. This
will be a fitting and showing con-
test for All baby beeves and dairy
calves. which will enable a boy or
girl who has made a good job fitting
and training his entry to win an
award even though the animal
shown NAV not have the conforma-
tion to win in the other classes,
where this is stressed. No entry fee
will be charged in this class.
There are II open classes in farm
products They are: Best collection
of farm garden vegetables. consist
ing Of two root vegetables, two green
or leafy vegetables and two fruits:
best dozen Of ripe tomatoes; best
peck of Irish potatoes; best six
stalks of hybrid corn. cut at ground
level; best six stalks of open pol
linated corn. cut at ground level;
best peck of wheat; best peck of
barley: tallest stalk Of corn; largest
pumpkin; best dozen brown eggs
an dbest dozen white eggs.
New classes in the draft horse de.
partment consist of Get of Sire,
(three animals Of either SEX, and
Produce of Dam 1.-TWO animals of
either SEX. There are two addi-
tional pony classes, horsemanship
and pony championship.
Judges from Blacksburg will con-
sist of the following: Paul Swaffer,
baby beeves; Delmar J. Young, dairy
calves: George C. Herring, swine,
and Marshall E. Coe, poultry. John
S. Ward, of Leesburg, will judge the
farm crops; w. F. Peach, pony
classes. and CORTLAND H. Smith,
draft horses.
The judges in the All girls de-
partment include Miss Grace Jen-
kins, of Leesburg; Miss Geraldine
Potts, Purcellville; Miss Belle Burke,
Charlottesville; Miss Mary Simpson,
Round Hill, and Mrs. o. L. limerick,
Purcellville.
The flower classes of the home
demonstration clubs will be judged
by Mrs. E. Bentley Gregg, Lincoln,
and Mrs. Mary v. Smith, Purcell
vile.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

One prominent feature OF tne
white marble temple still is missing
"a statue of Thomas Jefferson,
himself, which is to be erected be-
meath the lofty dome: No decision
has been reached as yet on the
sculptor. but the building and its
environs provide such an attraction
that it has been decided to make 1t
available to the public long before
dedication, which probably will be
in 1943.
President Roosevelt, who has
shown deep interest in the project,
has visited the scene many times, it
was learned last night. He is look
ing forward to the dedication and
already has a striking view of the
memorial through vista cut
through the foliage from the White
House.
Building Almost Finished.
This vista was provided without
cutting down single tree, 1t was
learned from those in charge. 1t
was necessary only to trim some
limbs off certain trees along the
line between the White House and
the memorial.
The President was reported much
pleased with this view.
The memorial building is about
99l2 per cent completed The build
er, John McShain, has only few
finishing touches to put on the struc-
ture.
Contract has been let to the Will
moth Paving Co., of this city for
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Frederick County Halves
N. Y. A. Employment
By the Associated Press.

FREDERICK. Md, Sept. 6.-The
nationwide curtailment of National
Youth Administration activities by
the Federal Government has halved
the employment list in Frederick
County.
Charles A. Opel, jr., area director,
has disclosed a reduction program,
based on the State and National
policy of holding operations to a
minimum now, In anticipation of
needs after the national defense
program wanes.
Mr.. Opel said that three Office
workers now are handling the cleri-
cal work of the four-county area.
Previously, IA were required. The
list of employables has been cut
from 300 to $50.
Youths throughout the area are
being encouraged to take the indus
trial training courses offered In
Frederick. and as soon as one of
these qualities for an available job
he is removed from the N. Y. A. list
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Il in Fairfax Called
To Undergo Draft
Physical Tests
Induction of Is SeIectees
From County Set
For Friday
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special DlSpdlCH 70 4Hc Cldi
FAIRFAX, Va, Sept. 6-Twenty-
two Fairfax County registrants have
been directed by the Selective
Service Board to report for physical
examination during the coming
week, and 13 white selectees have
been called for induction next Fri
day. Herbert o. Blunt, board chair
man, announced.
Meanwhile, Selective Service off,
cials have begun reclasSiflcation OF
all men who reached their 18th
birthday on or before July l. under
instructions from State headquarters
Those who will report for induc-
ton Friday are:
John A. Evans. 81, Shores, Va;
Allan Randolph Sisk, %, Vienna;
Lewis Carol Painter, 26, Springfield
Charles Henry Sellers, 81, Route 3,
Alexandria; Kenneth Miller, 81,
Route l, Alexandria; Norman
Vernon Cockerill, 81, Route 3, Alex
andria; Joseph Bolevitch, 81, West
Falls Church; James Vernon Whit
mer, 81, West Falls Church;
Clarence Walter Potter 81, Route 3,
Vienna; Earl Beasley Hollins, 81.
Lorton; Lyle William Styles, %,
| Clifton: Lee Willet Shackleford, 25
Route 3, Herndon, and Leonard A,
Senseney, 81, Box 18l, East Falls
Church.
Two Report Tomorrow.
John T. Mason, Route 2, Herndon,
and Robert Nelson Alexander,
Route /, Herndon, have been
directed to report to DR.. William
Meyer at his Herndon Office at 1:30
pm. Monday for physical examina-
ton.
At 8 am. Tuesday in the court
house clinic, DR.. T. B. McCord, chief
medical examiner, and DR.. G.. r.
Carpenter, county medical director,
will examine the following:
Albert Carl Filardo, Fairfax.
James Bennie White, Box 146, Fort
Belvoir; Wilton o. Edwards, Route
4, Alexandria; Ross E. Morris, Route
l, Burke; Frederick F. Doyle, Route
3, Springfield; Herbert Rankin,
Arlington; Morgan c. Williams,
Falls Church; Wilson Charles
Woodland, Merrifleld; Charles F.
Cooper, Fairfax Station, and
Richard M. Chiles, Route 3, Fairfax
Rest Of Schedule Given.
On the same, day at 9 am. DR..
E. C. Shull of Herndon, will examine
Willie B. Bean, Route 2, Herndon,
and D. S. RoadhouSe, jr, Route 3
Herndon, and DR.. E. S. Waring OF
Fairfax, will examine Charles D
SimmS, Mount Vernon, and Howard
Miller, Oakton, at $50 am.
At $50 Wednesday DR.. Waring
will examine John w. Tracy
Route /, Vienna, and David A
White, Vienna, and DR.. w. D. Chase
of Mclean. will examine Rudolph
Zimpel of Mclean, and Paul w. Hall
man, Route /, East Falls Church
at pm, and at the same hour the
following day he will examine
Arnold w. Trumble, Falls Church
! and Ralph r. Russell. Vienna.