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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21
BILOXI AWARDED
100000 AIR
TRAINING school
Gigantic Ensxrprtse WIN H Est4b-
Iishe6 A. Mechanical Divtztan
Peg AIR Corps TrRineex

Selection Of Hisoza hy the wnx de-
psrtnaeHi As me sfiE Ter = nseehznI-
cal afr training ecn0oA whleh Con-
gresham William M Colner SAD
weu4 tnv0lVe f10oo tr1ine<z and
Al initial outlay Of approximately
s600o0cn wa4 announced Tuesday
~ the ri department.
Tne pay rosl q the huse tnzsi-
tuition vii be approximately esna.-
0o q year officials sad
To be officially called thr Biloxi
ar corps technical school d vii be
. part Of the vast national defense
program. Tne unit vii be one of
several technical schools 70 BE extah-
itshec b. the United States Army
AIR corrS. Headquarters wtn he -
C11anute Pseid- RAntoul III
Biloxi uax chosen for the site
following months Of neeoszaftunx
Construction work h expected %
start almost immediately. according
20 . statement Issued Jointly tocay
b. city officials and the Buuxi
Chamber q Commerce
Inc entire BILOXI airport ATea VII
be Included Tn the pro1ect In al
ditiun TO enlisted personnel there
VIII be . large staff ot non-comrnlk-
stored officers. civilian and enlisted
instruction. and regular army Of
flcerx
A separate and distinct unit from
ne flying combat instruction
sch0ooA the Biloxi unit VII engage
only In mechanical training.
Officials said q large number oE
buildings win be constructed These
VII include 9hopS ahout nx han
eaxS. caxSFo0ms. and ether build
tnEs for the training Of ground
crews for army aviation. The Iarg-
est single building yin be the gen
eFal mess which win Be designed %
feed 5000 men simultaneously.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21
CLUB
STUDIES TRAFFIC
RELIEF MEASURES

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be erected OF Q 8 &c near the COL
bridge and the other A. ths northern
c1tv liutts
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oEsnsan nf the merchants ina Z
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TIE Easter Holidays for this event
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building 20 be erected II pscs @
tns present. structure TllH Beard
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announced that TINS wuud - un-
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sommiisee composed q KAxi Wtea-
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PAYDAY
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21
NATIONAL DEFENSE
MACHINE SHOP CLASSES
TO START OPERATION
Complete Training Course Offered Trainees Desiring 70
Learn Trade unaeF Exper. ln~sructloa
At Pascagoulas Nsw Unit.

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21
LOCAL MEN GO
TOCAM TODAY
FOR TRAINING
Centlxsnt 90 JeG&sun Coznas s<kee.
tiss Service Tr&inses To Be In
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21
Construction Starts
On Brondum Building
IN Business District

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-21
Homestead Owners
Should Renew Tax
Exemption Claims

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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-09

Mel Mazzerra. swaLsmith who last
year played with Philadelphia. There
are a dozen rookie pitchers on hand
and from that group burst must
find at least two winners to become
a pennant threat.
The San Diego skipper, pleased
with the progress of his charges
under the warm Imperial Valley
sun, promised the home town fans
a surprisingly good ball club, but
thus far no real surprises have
shown themselves at the spring
training park.
A long batting drill featured Fri
days final workout as Manager
burst lined up rosters for the week
end games in San Diego and for
the rockies who play in Yuma Sun
day afternoon.
The rockies, by the way, meet
San Diego State college in Ell Gen.
tro stadium next Saturday and Sum-
day afternoon while the regulars
are in San Diego engaging the
Pittsburgh Pirates. Among the start
ers for San Diego state will be Nick
Ellis. Don Leedom, Vern Allen and
Ralph Skies, all former BraWley
high diamond stars.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-09
Today's Sport Parade

box office competitor. At the finish
of his explosive swing his shirt flys
out, his sweater snaps up like d
window shade out Of hand, his feet
leave the grounG, and he starts yell
ing:
"Oh, Mickey, Mickey, Mickey calm
down, get control of yourself, Mick
ey. Quit golf, Mickey, it's killing
you"
No matter where the ball goes,
Mickey is there a second after it
lands. Into the rough he goes like
a native beaten. The ball scarcely
has time to settle and catch its
breath before he is after it again,
whacking at it with wild yells. When
a club fails him, that club is done
for He throws them into lakes,
sails them into rivers, cracks them
around trees, buries them in sand
traps and gives them away to the
nearest person he can find. Mickey
admits he is unique on the golf
course.
Il can't take it easy" he says.
II can't stay still. I think I must
have wound up rubber band in
me that keeps me jumping" So
Judge Hardy, if you want to con-
tinue on the even tenor of your
ways don't take your son Andy
out and play golf with him. If you
do, the next in the MGM series is
likely to be Andy Hardy leaves
| home-by request,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-09
Soose Earns Shot
At OverIin Title

NEW YORK, March 8. up
Billy Soose, the ex-collegiate pretty
boy" who suddenly turned killer, will
get crack at Ken Overlin's middle
weight crown on May by virtue Of
his magnificent performance last
night at Madison quare Garden.
No longer can the Farrell, Pa,
flash be Unanswered out of title
tilt with Veteran Oyerlin after last
nights impressive IL round victory
over rugged Ernie Vigh-Billy's sec
ond triumph within a month over
the Iron man" from Newburgh,
N. Y.
In this return match, Soose not
only won a lop-sided and unanimous
decision, but he also unleashed un-
expected dynamite that floored the
squat, heavily-muscled Vigh in the
first round, for the first time in
Vigh's career. Billy hit the rugged
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-09
BENCHW ARM|NG
by Burdette Kline
-Pos+-Prsss Sports Editor

against the Spartans, ten of which
came in the final five minutes when
the Bulldogs whitfield down a Is
point FL Centre lead.
The tricky Calexico forward kept
Calexico in the game with Ramona
Friday night but the long season
and the accompanying staleness that
often overtakes an athlete were too
much for Rivera to overcome. His
team lost. 1924, but the defeat took
none of the glory from the shoulders
of Alex.
Bad news for other teams in the
league is the fact that Rivera will
be back next year. He should be
better in basketball and Coach Cow
ington says he will make rival
coaches forget a chap name Andrade
who threw the fear Of God into
them during the 1910 season.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-09
By HENRY McLEMORE

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, March
8. (UP)-Judge Hardy, this is a
letter to you concerning your son,
Andy. I suppose 1 should have writ
ten you two or three weeks ago,
when I finished playing a round
of golf with Andy in California, but
man doesn't sit right down to
the typewriter after experiencing
one of the most emotional upsets
of his life. I could no more have
thought clearly and concisely after
finishing 10 holes with Andy Cor
Mickey Rooney, as he is known out
side of Marquee lights than
scientist could dictate his reactions
from the edge of VeSuvius in erup-
ton.
Have you ever played a round
of golf with Mickey, Judge? I'm
sure you haven't, else you wouldn't
be judge, but a prosecuting at
torney. After five or six holes you'd
throw off your judicial robes and
join the state in demanding solitary
confinement for the freckle faced,
hammered down, punished little
cuSS.
To start with, Judge, golf was
meant to be leisurely game. 1t has
no connection with polo, motorcycle
racing, or the 100 yard dash. But
Mickey has brought the game the
most violent virtues of all three.
No Olympic Splinter on the start
ing line ever chafed and fidgeted
and gathered himself together as
noisily and noticeably as did Mickey
on the first tee.
Before the handicapS could be
arranged, the foursome lined up,
or the honor decided, he knocked
two balls out of bounds, buried an
other in a trap to the right, and
finally, getting good one down the
middle of the fairWay, galloped Oft
after it like a polo pony spurred by
Hitchcock. Calls to him to wait
while we made our shots were as
wasted as shouting of whoa" to q
startled deer.
We finally had to drive over his
head and sprint to try to catch ur
with him. We never did. Our game
of golf developed into sort OF
hare and hounds business. AS we
played our seconds, Mickey played
his thirds. AS we pitched to the
green, he putted. AS we putted he
smote his drive off the next tee
Hole after hole we went, Mickey g
couple of hundred yards in front
BY the third hole he had ceased tc
be a member of the foursome, anc
had become a hazard We tried tc
miss his bouncing little frame just
as we did the traps, the water haz'
ards and the trees. 1t was obvious
from watching him play that he con-
sidered the game of golf as some
thing someone had thought up u
annoy Mickey Rooney, personally
Jockey size anyway, Mickey's stance
brings him down to doorbell level
He places one foot near one tee
marker and spreads the other unit
it touches the other marker. From
this unadvantageous position Mick
ey strikes at the ball as if it were
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-09
Two Jockeys
Hurt in Spill

CORAL GABLES, Fla, March 8.
(UP)-TWo jockeys-Wendell Eads,
crack apprentice, and Tommy At
kinson-were hospitalized today, the
latest of several riders to suffer
severe injuries this winter season
Eads was riding Miss Victory and
Atkinson was up on Moonful in the
first race at Tropical Park yester-
day when Miss Victory crossed her
legs in the stretch and tumbled.
Moonful came up behind the pros
trate rider and plunged over, Atkin-
son slamming into the turf near
Eads. Eads received fractured
skull, internal injuries and broken
clavicle. Atkinson was believed to
have suffered a fractured skull. His
condition was described as "satis-
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-09
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, March (UP)-
Supplies were generally moderate
with trading moderate to slow.
Artichokes: Loose local colossal
15c. Elk fey 13c. Imperial Wy ex
select 14c.
Cabbage: local cannonball lib;
jumbos 3s-50c; Imperial 1.25-l.35 !;
santa Maria Lib; Flat Dutch To-
cal 75-90e; Danish 1.25-1.35; red
.25-1.35: savoy 25-40c.
Cucumbers: Imperial flats 36s-
dOs 2.25: No 2s 1.25-1.5S; dollhouse
San Diego flats dozen OK fey q
50-2.75: local nEglish per dozen
l.50.
Lettuce: Imperial 4 dozen Lib;
SIS 10 soc Yuma As l.35-1.60; 5s 1.25-
1876.
Squash: White summer Imperial
crates I.50-1.75; Italian San Diego
Tugs l.I5: Imperial crates 1916;
yellow crookneck Imperial crates
a.-.2.25; banana &c.
Tomatoes, INLAND, Westmorland
and Brawley Gates stops 2.-2.50;
12s 2.-2.50; los 1.50-1.75; 20s IL. 25
loose lug ISL. flat 6o-s5c local hot
house ped ID. zoe.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-09
A Real Sportsman

Two years ago he was a ScraWny
kid who looked as much out OF place
with a football or basketball in his
hands as Coach Covington would
in a ballet costume. Today he is
one of three outstanding basket
ball players in the valley league
and probably the best all around
athlete in the county.
His name is Alex Rivera. He was
all-valley forward on the honor bas-
ketball team, quarterback on the
Calexico high schools champion
ship football team and looms as the
hitting star of the Calexico baseball
team.
Rivera started his athletic career
as a forward on the Calexico B bas-
ketball team back in 1899. He was
Just a $3.50 player, but he learned
rapidly. BY 1910 he was the high
scorer on the B basketball team
and grew sufficiently during the past
summer to graduate from the B
football team to the varsity.
1t was Rivera who carried the
football load in the early season
games when Lauro Andrade was on
the sidelines and it was Rivera who
snatched a pass out of the air TO
score a touchdown against Imperial
and turn in a 60 Bulldog victory.
That probably was the most import
ant single achievement during the
entire season, as a Calexico tie with
Imperial would have given FL Gen.
tro the grid title.
But it was in basketball that Riv-
era really reached his peak. The
Calexico junior took over a for
ward position and became the
sparkplug of the Bulldog quintet.
His passing was what made the CAL
exico offense click and when the
chips were down and points were
needed, it was Rivera who plunked
the casaba through the netting.
If anything. Rivera was a little
too good for his team mates when
it came to passing. He had that
knack of passing where team mate
should be, and many times failure
to break with the ball on Riyera'5
toss cost Calexico points.
Fast as lightning, Rivera contin-
ually broke up offensive maneuvers
of the opposition with intercepted
passes and many times he broke
through to take the ball away from
a guard and dribble half the length
of the floor to score.
Rivera reached his peak perfor-
nance in the Ell Centre champion
ship game when he tailed IA points
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-09
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. March up
(Federal-State Market News Sery-
ice.)
Hogs 100, strong to Is cents high
er, quality considered: medium to
choice $50 to 228 lb truckins mostly
8 top 9 odd head s.50-8.75, off
weights 7.5O-s.50. few heavies 7.25,
packing SOW 7.
Cattle 900, slow about steady but
little done on steers, medium steers
held II around II, good lacking
common steers 7.85S.35 odd heifers
to medium to good lacking; cows
1858, odd head good to SIS, can
ners and cutters 5.50-7, odd light
bulls S.25. good lacking; calves so,
steady, few vealers tc 1850; calves
quoted ariuBd IA.
Sheep none, good to choice woole
lambs quoted to II, and good wool
ed ewes about Z.