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Evening star., 1941-07-22


WINK, 7:30-SdIufe 10 5tates: Senator
GEORGE Radcliffe and Representative LdnsdaIe
Sa8ter speak on behalf Of the State Of Mary
land
WNAL, 730-For America We Sing: Sec.
reiary Of the Treasury Norgenihau will speak
for the first Of q new series 10 aid sales OF
Defense bonds. Soprano Dorothy haynor and
Tenor Frank Mum are guest soloiSis, TO be
accompanied by Frank Blacks Orchestra.
VOL. 800-RepTeseniatiVe Young Of Ohio;
will II Be War for This Nation"
WJN. 8:00-We the People; Movie Star
csroIe Lands, Singer Gene Austin. the gravel
voiced race track announcer, Glenn Mccarthy; the
correspondent who interviewed Rudolf Hess in
Scotland.
WRC, 800-BaHIe Of The SeXes; Four Army
serqeanis stationed at Fort Jay N. Y, stage an
epic quiz battle with their wives.
WkAL, 8:00-Bringing Up Father Maggie
and JiggS swap personaIiies-on shof-term
basis. however.
VOL, 8;15-Amertan Night: New series Of
programs originating in London, on which
American citizens will be interviewed. Am
bassador Winant is expected TO be on hand for
ionuhts broadcast
VOL, S30-Rdvnia Park Concert: Noted
hsYitan Conductor Carlos Chavez directs his own
"Snfonia India"
WWDC, 9:00-capitoI Round Table: Should
SeleeiWe Service Be Extended Beyond Year,
Discussion by Senator Charles Tobey Of New
Hampshire, Representatives Day Of Illinois and
Woodum Of Virginia.
WNAL. 900-Red Burmsn vs.. NeIo Betiina
In d heavyweight bout at Ebbeis Field.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Probably Peter Rabbit would have

Probably Peter Rabbit would have
spent the whole morning listening
to Glory the Cardinal had he not
caught sight of an old friend Of
whom he is very fond, Kitty the
Catbird. He was a little smaller
than Welcome Robin, and was
dressed almost wholly in gray, a
rather dark, slaty gray. The top
of his head and tail were black, and
right at the base of his tail was
patch of chestnut color.
Peter forgot all about Glory and
hurried over to welcome Kitty, who
had disappeared among the bushes
along the old stone wall. Peter had
no trouble in finding him by the
queer cries he was uttering. They
were very like the meoWs of Black
Pussy the Cat. They were harsh
and unpleasant and Peter under
stood perfectly why their maker is
called the catbird. He did not
hurry in among the bushes at once,
but waited expectantly. In a few
minutes the harsh cries ceased and
then from the very same place came
song which seemed to be made
up of parts of the songs of all the
other birds in the Old Orchard. 1t
was not loud, but it was charming.
Peter listened until the song end
ed, and then scampered in among
the bushes. At once those harsh
cries broke out again. You might
have thought that Kitty was scold-
ing Peter for coming to see him.
But that was simply Kitty's way.
He was pretending. He is simply
brimming over with fun and mis-
chief and loves to pretend.
When Peter found him he was
sitting with all his feathers fluffed
out until he looked almost like a
ball with head and tail. He looked
positively sleepy When he caught
sight of Peter he drew those feath-
erS down tight. cooked his tail up
after the manner of Jenny Wren,
and was as slim and trim looking
as any bird of Peters acquaintance.
He didn't look at all like the same
fellow of the moment before. Then
he dropped his tail as if he hadn't
strength enough to hold it I'D. 1t
hung Imply straight down. He
dropped his wings. and all in a sec
ond made himself look fairly dis
reputable. But all the time his ewes
were twinkling and swapping and
Peter knew that he was making
these changes just out of pure fun.
Did you pass a pleasant winter
down South?" asked Peter.
Fairly so. Fairly So" replied
Kitty. BY the way, I picked up
some new songs down there. Would
you like to hear them?"
of course" replied Peter. But
don't think you need any new
songs. I never heard such a fell
low, excepting Mocker the Mocking-
bird, for picking up other peoples
songs"
Kltty's throat swelled and he be-
gan to sing. 1t didn't seem as il
so many notes could come from one
throat. When the song ended Peter
had a question all ready. Are YOU
going to build somewhere near
here?" he asked.
Il certainly am" replied Kitty.
Mrs. Catbird and expect to build
at once"
Evening star., 1941-07-22

VOL, o:OO-Iames hinifie, chief london
correspondent Of The New York Herald Tribune,
anaIyles the foreign situation.
WISV, o:15-Seuetdy Of the Treasury MOI
oenthau presides over round-iable discussion
on Defense savings bonds, participants Of which
include Albert Hawkes., president Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce; John Phillips. head Of the
Railway Labor Executives Association; Walter
Fuller, president Of the Association Of Manu-
fadurers William Green Of The A. F. Of |. and
Philip Murray Of {. !. 0.
VOL, 9:30-NafionaI A. A. u and Golden
Gloves bouts destrbed from The ring5de at
Red Wing Stadium, Rochester. n. Y.
WINK, 945-lefs Win; Mrs. Henry 6ratian
DOYLE, head OF The District School Board dis
tuges Edutation in Defense proiecs
WhAl, t0:00-Noway Looks Ahead: AL
inq Secretary Of State Sumner WeIIes, Crown
Princess Martha Of Norway and Norwegian
Minister Wilhelm NJ de NorgenSiiene speak
al The dedication Of new wing Of the Nor
wegan Legation.
WINK, 10:00-Nartoni Memorial Foundation
Banquet: Speakers include Generoso Pope pres-
dent Of The group; Speaker Of the Rouse Ray
burn and Senator James Mead Of New York
VOL, 10:3O-Defense Reporter Nr. Lewis
reports from The Bath Iron Works. Bath, Ne.
WISV, 10:30-CongreNions haiIbags; Four
Senaiors-Tuman Of Missouri. connaIy Of
Texas, Mead Of New York, Brewster Of Maine
read their mail.
Evening star., 1941-07-22

Mother: We've moved your easy
chair and a reading lamp here in
our bedroom. dad, so after we have
greeted AIMS guests we can stay up
here until I help Ann serve"
Evening star., 1941-07-22
ENlNe STAR FEAIURH
the EVENINGS HIGH llGHTS.

Star Flashes Latest morning news with Bill
toyIs. WNAl, II am.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
POINTS FOR PARENTS
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

There is no adequate reason 1Dhy
young people cannot hare a good
time NTH adults in the same house
lUith them.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Sh0RI.WAYE PROGRAM.

SH0RI-WAVe PROGRAMS.
BERLIN, Philharmonic eonter; DID.
III meg, IS m.; DID. 1854 meg. 78.5
m.; DXp, SOB meg, 49.7 m.
ROME. l000-News in English; 2p03. o.63
meg. ST. m; 2Ro4. 1881 meg. 25.4 m;
FROG, 1880 meg, 1876 m.
Evening star., 1941-07-22
Not This

Mother: Dad and I are going out
and you can have the house to your
self so the boys and girls who come
to your party will feel free to have
a good time
Evening star., 1941-05-04

MERCURY 1899 town sedan: really ex-
ceptional car with beautiful Mercury me-
tallic finish without scratch; actually
driven less than 10000 miles by one care
full owner: powerful; fne-performing mo-
dual equipment throughout; carries a 90
day written guarantee; special sale price,
$3.50: pay only S6p down. S2s a month
LOGAN MOTORS. 18th and NJ SITS. NV
RE 3251
Evening star., 1941-05-04

MERCURY 1890 .5-pass. 2-door sedan;
radio and heater. You will find this clean
car priced low at S645 c. C c. Guaranty,
Capitol Cadillac Co., 1922 22nd 81. NV,
MA. 1900. Open evenings closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1941-05-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

oLDsMoBILE 1887 de luxe 81 2-door
touring sedan. with radio. heater and de-
frosters, S395. Beautiful golden beige IN
iSh white-wall tires. This is an exception
ally clean car. Fully guaranteed
COOPER MOTORS
1925 14th st. NV. North e6n5
OLDS IS" 1888 2-door a one-owner car;
perfect mechanical condition and having
perfect appearance; real reliable trans
portation at S4S5 Mckee Pontiac 22nd
and SITS. NV. ME-. 04OO.
OLDSAfOBILE 1870 custom 4-door cruis-
ing sedan used as a company car; to be
sold with neW-car title and new-car guar
antee, driven very little tires and up
holStery show practically no wear; priced
considerably below new-car figure; liberal
trade and terms.
MANN MOTORS.
1858 Georgia Ave. SH 7I37.
OLDSMOBILE 1897 4-door trunk sedan;
radio; low mileage; l owner; S395 Also
2-door trunk sedan. radio and heater,
$3.50. Trade; terms.
COMMUNITY MOTORS. INC.
$500 HamDden Lane tBethesda). WI 5000.
OIJDSMOBILE 1887 6-cylinder sedan: fin-
ished in attractive blue. radio equipped.
good tires and motor; 1895: sos down,
balance, 22.75 a month. Phone US for
home demonstration.
HANDLEY MOTOR Co,
$3.50 Georsia Ave. TAYLOR 60s2.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
TOWN g. COUNTRY MOTORS.
1-O1 l4th ST NV MI 6q00

MERCURY 1910 club cabrioet; beautiful
glossy Falkstone gray finish with clean
black top. white sidewall tires: this is a
really take you places: it's the nearest
thing to new and priced at only S795
carries a new-csr guarantee; any car
makes the down payment and you have
"a months on balance. LOGAN MOTORS
18th and M SITS NV RE 325l
Evening star., 1941-05-04

MERCURY 1a41 club convertible coupe;
beautiful Capri blue finish with matching
super yhite-WalI tires, radio, heater and
many other extras. very low mileage, per-
sonally driven: substantial discounts or will
N o1f
Evening star., 1941-05-04

OLDSMOBILE "6' 1889 4-door sedan
with push-button radio and heater; org
inal black finish. spotless interior priced
22nd and N sts. NV. Me O40O.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

MERCURY Ia4I 4-door sedan; attractive
Lockhaven green finish. white-vall tires.
radio and heater, overdrive. less than
900 miles absolutely like new: traded
on new Lincoln; new-car guarantee; save
5000.
TOWN 4 COUNTRY MOTORS
11OT I4th N MI 5000.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

OLDSMOBILE 1899 4-door sedan: power
ful and economical motor; fine tires; like
new inside and out; one of the cleanest
cars we have; reduced to only $3.50; always
better deal at ARCADE PONTIAC, 1437
irving st. NV Adams $500
Evening star., 1941-05-04

OLDSMOBILE 939 70 2-door trunk sedan;
gun metal finish. This car is real buy
and il will be snapped up very quickly;
was S59S; save 500: now S4gS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Hyattsville, Md. Wa OS00
Evening star., 1941-05-04

MERCURY 1910 4-door sedan; RADIO,
HEATER AND WHITE SIDEWALL TIRES
very good condition: MUST SACRIFICE AT
ONCE. See Mr.. Pasnick. 219 End ST. NV.
MERCURY ! 93g 4-door sedan: radio, heat
Evening star., 1941-05-04

CHEVROLET 40 special de luxe club
coupe: beautiful iridescent blue, white-slde
tires, diplomatic clutch. yscuumatic SHIFT
rear seat makes this the ideal car for the
family with small children. Better act
quickly. S625 takes 1t away: easy terms.
II. B. LEARY. Jr., & BROS,
1901 1Ath Ct N w Hobart 4unU.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

OLDSMOBILE 1910 custom cruiser 4-door
sedan; underseat heater and defroster:
beautiful 2-tone green finish; low mileage
! owner; cost Sl.22S new; now only $50.
Trade; terms
- COMMUNITY MOTORS. INC,
1900 Eampden Lane (Rethesdal WI 52nn
Evening star., 1941-05-04

FORD 1887 de luxe TUDOR sedan: fin-
ished IN black equipped with radio and
heater; very clean one-owner car that
IS immaculate inside and out; only SIS
gown, balance S2l 90 a month Phone us
for home demon ra tim -
Evening star., 1941-05-04

DE SOTO 1910 custom 5-pass 2-dr trunk
sedan: this car has been driven actually
10000 miles; beautiful green finish i'm
maculate two-tone green upholstery, up to-
date model with no running boards; traded
by owner who trades every year; reduced to
S125 and backed by our famous guarantee.
Ask for car No. 3234-A. L. p. Steuart. Inc,
1925 l4th St NV. DE 4SO3.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

DODGE 1899 de luxe 4-dr. sedan: this
car will please the most critical buyer;
runs and looks like new; $3.50: one-owner
car; terms to suit written guar.
PEAKE MOTOR CO.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

quality? Here's your car! Spick and span.
handles beautifully; priced under market
according to our new underselling policy;
financing. STEUART MOTORS 9th and
N Omen Sunday
Evening star., 1941-05-04

DE SOTO 1910 de luxe 4-door sedan: one
\ owner car driven very little; new-car con-
| dition inside and out, glistening black hn-
backed BY our 3o-day gu guarantee. % a Ask Rofor for
| car, Ne. 304l. L. P. Steuart, Inc, 1928
! R. I. ave ne DU 1343
Evening star., 1941-05-04
FRED MOTOR CO.
400 GEORGIA AVE TAYLOR 1900

MERCURY 1910 2-door sedan: very at
tractlve green finish, very low mileage by
one careful owner can scarcely be told
from new; S765; trade and terms. AR
LINGTON MOTOR CO.. Rosslyn, Va. Just
across Kew Bridge CT l244
Evening star., 1941-05-04

MERCURY 1889 4-door sedan; one-owner
car. Radio, heater, seat covers. Recondi-
toned to new-car peak of efficiency. Har
ward maroon. Priced low in line with our
underselling policy at S595. Only IS
weekly STEUART MOTORS, 9Th and
ave NV Open Sunday
Evening star., 1941-05-04

DE SOTO 1899 5-passenger o-door sedan;
attractive green finish equipped with
| radio, heater and overdrve in perform
ance and appearance can hardly be. told
Car No, s329e-A. L: p steuart, Inc,
Evening star., 1941-05-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

MERCURY 1899 club coupe; black original
hnlsh, ". W. tires: exceptionally clean in
terror; actually $4,000 miles; very un-
usual car: S625.
:. TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS.
1907 l4th St NV MI Rp0O
Evening star., 1941-05-04

FORD 1910 de luxe club cabriolet; all
eyes turn when this smart. car goes by!
top, white sidewall tires custom radio
Not many of these on the market, so don {
wait! Only Sc week, buy it on our own
finance plan and our new underselling
policy brings the price down to only 1895
Very small down payment STEUART MO-
Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

| CHRYSLER 40 convertible New Yorker;
| beautiful dark blue, black top. fluid drive
| (you don't have to shift gears), very good
| upholstery. perfect white-side tires. auto
| matte push-button top and mechanical per-
| fection. AS there are no convertibles avail
able for some time. this is real buy.
| Ideally styled for both summer and winter
driving Act quickly if you are looking for
Evening star., 1941-05-04

FORD 1889 Tudor sedan: rich satin black
finish equipped with custom radio and
heater: expertly reconditoned in the ia
nous Steuart Motors shop; fully guaran-
teed; priced in line With our underselling
it! STEUART MOTORS. 9Th and N. Y.
ave. NV. 81 years Of service. Ma 5000
Open Sunday
Evening star., 1941-05-04

CHEVROLET 1910 master d. !. bus. coupe;
Just released from STORAGE, actually 7,OOO
miles; S54O; trade and terms. or S10O down
balance "a months MARKS STUDEBAKER
2611 Lee highway. CH. 1900.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

hydJISVIIIt, MD. WA. USUU.
FORD 1899 de luxe coupe: white sidewall
tires. radio. Panama seat covers; was
S49S; save $50; now S44S
LUSTINE-NICHOLSON
Hyattsvillt Md WA 0s00
FORD 1889 so Tudor touring sedan; black
finish, radio; in excellent condition and is
real value; was S46s; save $50; now
LUSTINE-NICHOLSON
Hyattsyille Md WA. OS00
FORD 1881 sedan; mechanically perfect;
sacrifice, S35 cash. Chestnut 1928.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10
JOINT INSTALLATION
OF MASONIC BODIES
HELD MONDAY NIGHT
Mazans And Order OF Easssrn Star Install Offices F= Ne-
Year In lmpressivs
Ceremonies.

ne ussanew-eaer. wsrp eAauTteo
f1ssn 1he chapter rosz ~ Mr2
Eur1M wha arsee - tnetAizznE
marshall Ear ths r~EruznualA after
wasch the unllac STATES nA9 w&s
presented aa1 81 sasrec a. the
.an0zx az a~iseE2Azane kzlG ExAraaT 81
Tsaf giAg ErMnrtec nAuuru
AEIE NErransfte Co2aeFt singing
a. T%R New Jerusalem arrrn1ran-
lec az Nls4 MyTt1k FMfsN wa3 at
aEssc fnasare or TIM prugTAsu arc
uaS ErexsSc witN 3 heAsxg azpiAEUs
- the Assembly.
-fs& saees<ng ti1er farnnc q tss
tzussnrs1 a. the hozs ard E21H fellow
kaS we're Installed
Mra M5s1rec Nelaal. wurffzY ma
anar- t. sacers6 m 61uru4 Mfx
Martha Parker. Nessc7Htf naatrun.
u A p1alA worthy p4trun &c sur
"a. aKsac1au pafvoss MrE Cistsls
CaranE ancTesMTy. Y v Eutacsz
treasurer Mira PzaE1E wTlc1x ron
n&zrsresss Mrx M&uot MfiEsy1a1
~asssctntx curz6urfrrM MrN ATzuit
McIrnEx chaplain. Mr. EzrF1is Lev
BaRrds1ea- marshal MiEk Myvtst
Fagl& orrAx1Ets Mrx H3b5ie RngerB,
Aoah. Mr2 Lois CowArI HUfA MrE
Deurwsa ThasnEon ESfher. GrS
ExnA k1zsaxad Martha. Mrx 0ear-
Fsn 01fveT ErctR Mrx Ac8 S1uruA
wzraE. En1 kff Judd Cowxz1 sen
ftrsea
T1ar erzaTv prnEraz waE 6eo11steo
&c Ngam Charlotte Hyatt anc &C the
memory q MT II c Be1rdxIee 81
tness tue hATirg served this chap
ter 8z necTetzTT and TREASURER. ~
spectxe1t for Eas r3Es fiftesn YEAR,
After ttae E.MEtrrr star rites t1se
Eueefsfr Wa tarf1eE over e. ttse
MEsugsE Loore which Installed the
folloxirzg uffinerx with Kpprupr1ntt
~nersrauntes Sofxn MrATtnur. wer-
slapfnl master, John CfY1nt Senior
warden. Berry Lyu1 yunsos uhrc-
en- a 4 MDnru< treasurer. Z v
sathoH. secretary. 81 a Fal1k sen
Scr deanun. W Il Mrzeavsd Junior
drnnon: &c RAfreEzr. fyisr Dr J
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

II . teEns Installation hsae Mnr-
Gar rzz1z4 r. ns M8annN NnaEs II
MrN ErerA MaN rotrx 1Es1W NC
- q a N Nze Arna oNeA
cazmuazE No 81 0uaas q the Eastern
STAG. nEgac2Mz1y snkzMzle1 u2HT nFM
oSflczE8 Tor 3a new yea
Iss Reverend NJ Eiza& former
Grxz1 RAtruG Ct ar q r. 8 q ne
STAIR C Lo1axaAEla ard . prnrauezss
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wms tn speMkET q @ee extntnE
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TFH Eastern STAR hs1c EAesr rites
ftrkt win Mf1 A1x " S51ruA nu1~
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EzsS1xE % croHx E2se care q nEasf
arste1 80 ne vnarx wuzk n uN
Anszs CEselh CasGsgas, and tszen IN
tru1uand MrK c4uE2n 8 Carauzs xnN-
r4Ez DeEatF Ursxz1 Eatra1 wins
touk cnarFE q TIRE nasetanz
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

the III Pleasant Methodist church
Sunday. January &c Mrk HARDY
Ramsay MI entertain IT = nisoel-
laTaeoux shower. honor1uT Miss
Garter N January 26.
-
AZ. ard Mrs. Lewis L~eatherbury
have retuFnec To their hazne N
Greenwood after 3 pleasant viEIt
here with Mrs Jeat1eThurvE par
eut6 Mr nnc Mr4 L L ROBERTS,.
D
NJ. arc Mrs sam Roberts and
children anc Mrs Minnie lamp
ton anc daughter. al O Gulfpur4
were guests curing tne holidays q
Mr.. ane Mrs q c Roberts and
Pred HnDert6
M1ss Otelia Robe~a Of Moss Paint
spent TIE Christmas holidays here
with fer mother. Mrs : z Roberta
Rnd sisters. Azizses MHade and Tnei-
ms Roberta
.
Mr. ard AfFx 3 T. ELS a1ad chit
dren. Ivan. Beatrice Cara aud Ben
WERE visitors haSa wezE Il satgllma.
Alabama. where they were raests @
Mrs. Kills father nuc masher. Mr.
anc Mr1 James Manning
%
Scott GoH. MSck Eazhin and
Luther Haznin visited wAEe1ns sun
cas-.
3
AIS Aalze kaeeTtE member q
l1e senior cAasx. l. ah8e & be on.
again after being hle - .wo O.
t1rNe weeks viii 8 Ers-slaaa kr,se
8
hrs Malachi MlH q New Or
leans anc Mrk ERe Nins Pa4.tue e.
Miami FaorlcA have retaraeo -
ttieu nuaaez after EuendlHr lie hrs-
AnAs2 here Wit III aae Mr.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

- AE&# W&&F@N
Ehey came q Alabama IN Use
lE15z when Il wN ssfB an urrlaar
e wilderness Thex ha taszr CREST
~maantatl0n Il South Carolina wh.ere
ar WnetEtunes had hvec faT xersr
aunn& heE4z1es tire lard there was
aaaEfnE ua wslle TIE lands south
uaH az Ebe hoE1r place were nuaax
ard rck an1 cosinn spF&ug - fresh
hkt Neasz& n wak naore Ef1an q
na9ne thai ansT cEat al khf 1uxur-
So and caTnfurM the q and
msnfeTx ttsz civilization they wa~e
uae1 20 Wrre ts9s behind and they
aecsnae raE7nerrx Thes cleared Gnr
aaTe&l& use1 N log houses. butt
asesr ovn ha7snoN made their oNn
ruaEn garments sc simple fare
Eut uneT hulH vel ard urnxFrre6
ard the family Trrw ~ their wealth
aao
Young aad old. BLACK and white.
uaVelec Together The fasnIy re-
VOWED around Yarhraslgh ana Ger
a Whe1stuzAe-kae q typical Caro-
Antan hur1. she y true dnur1afer az
Gae View York Dutch Hx tmrntn-
ousDeSx and imagination her calm
Ane stability would clash, yet tRsey
supplemented each nsner. Together
they usre strong and lnznine urur
them were q stranRt and fancanaf-
lag assortment a elnse and distant
relations, surre OF whnn would fine
places for themselves IN the hsasn-
1nF lie o. Alabama while others
sarAnk q oegenerstec into patneur
creatures
me hHlldlnx ot the new paaufa-
aal with al lis defects and veto.
, Is hus the background af tElts
novel In the foreground Is Csraa.
Who grows into q wornza Of maeuH-
1eeui character. SSae could not be
broken. neither by the wilderness
not By the tnfadeaiiy Of her hus-
band moi hY wzr and deatkz9 not
ng the troubles her children
brought her The love story a
GercA ano Yarbrough Is real SOLID
anc Immensely moving: nnc after
That comes the story uf Gero.x
struggle with her Oldest daughter.
Lucinda. 3 g1rl too beautiful. TOO
wild Enc passionate. too eager 10
conquer. % be able . adjust heruelf
&c a WoEaAnS role IN 9 hand lust
opened
The richness Of this epac work
ear onlx % suggested: 50 mans Of
TIE Characters each Of them msn-
cradle each enaeting Q drama Of
AS o. her own. might be treated IN
Enoae novels. 80 many of the en-
saces ara compact with actinn and
na3of Hall . ce~ntury--in whirh o.
Cured the war with ne CreeEx aud
ne Ciwg Wars spanned In THIS
story Rnd through 4 AZ the whet-
stones hsed-b0ldlx. hoily. often
n4ngeTu1xly. II il 8 st0gy ot grand
proportions and u Is exreIleusiy
tod Mss Warren vii surely be
recognized with TINS book. as a
Hovelst q genuine stature.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10
HosFTTA NOTES

Ananux those admitted 60 the
jackson County Hospital during the
past weck weTH Master Bobbse
RngeFS Moss Paint. admitted Wed
nez1Ay. January l. for medical
Treatment. 7 n Howard. Grand
BAY. Thursday. January z medical
treatment Mira Marvin Tawr.
Moss Putfzt Friday. January 3 sur
gtcAl treatment. Paul psrtsn- Pas
caeoula. Saturday. January 4 sur
g1cal Treatment: Charlie High
toWer, Moss Putnt January T. uaed-
cal treatment hrs II Il LeMoufe
PaScaRoula- SUNDAY. January S
medical treatment: Mrs J. J. Coetc.
Kansas City. Missouri Monday
JANUARY g. medical treatment. Mrs.
". 4. NelSoa. Sr- EseatawpA. jan
uary 6 medical treatment. Mrs
Jesse Wallace. EScatnup January
g medical treatment
Those discharged were. David
Martin PascnroulA January /
medical. BABY William Rowen Pas
caE0ula, January I. medical treat
uzsnts L0uuae Moe. Ocean Springs.
january 2 medical treatment; Mas
seT Bohoie Rogers Moss Point Jan.
z. medical Treatment: Hiss Dora
CoEan Moss Point. January =
medical Treatment. Mrs Douglas
CLARK and young son. Pau Douglas.
FEagoula. Jan 3; Anton KInvet
F1ScAgoula- jar 3: Anton KIhvet
PA&cARoDlA. January unesf~ef
treatment HRS Marvin Yawn,
Mn1 Point January Eth. surgical
treatment. Pau PaT1fn. PMscaroula
January s. surgical treatment.
Charlie Exghtower. Mos pusrt
January g. medical treatment. = II
Howard. Grand Bay. January S,
medical treatment: Mr. j. j. Gocfr
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A Year of
Accomplishments
II


The year Just ended was : rec
ord wear Of general relephone
expansion A the South NIL
lions were spent 70 expand %
czl and long distznoe facilities
and other millions were en-
Pended for preparedness prof.
ecn AT the SANG time, the
numerous and varied govern
northumberland
aseds ~efs filed promptly.
Nearly 500 600 new tele-
phones wefe installed and abous
10000 rzken out making q
nez gain for me wear Of more
than 10000 ssxry-eighr new
usnurzi Offices wese bulk and
puf INTO service Twelve Of these
wezt ne~ exchanges while Efsy-
six replaced m2nu2Ily opersted
oahoa widh 1hs newessr ype dial
equipment Rnfal sections also
shared Literally u TINS program
Tbs gross expenditures for
new construction and replace
menu exceeded SO 600 00.
h xzs : wear d oassrzaasns
anromplzshmeas achieved un-
der exceptional oonditionx The
thousands Of teiepbone men
snd wonsa responsible fof ais
woh szs justly proud e ne
sssain Th7 bgz ~
c0nkdeax u heif ability % mex
de future ssiephoos reqaire-
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