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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
REACHES CAR

The wounded gangster had
reached the car. had clambered in,
and was now sending a panic
stricken stream of objurgations in
the direction of his companion.
But the younger man paid not
the slightest attention 10 him as
he turned and with an apparently
unhurried gait went over 10 the
car. climbed 10 the drivers seat
and sent the car along the road
just as two police cars. filled with
officers, came tearing down the
road
They drew up opposite US. and
one Of them clambered out and
rushed across 10 US.
Were we In time ." he asked.
yes, you were" Dicky an
sWered Nobody hurt except
one of the men in the other car.
He's nursing a smashed wrist"
Good" the officer COM
mented "Now I'll send one of
these cars after them, and the
other will follow you home IL
you wish
He called Gus" loudly. and
pointed 10 the retreatinc car
"Okay'." the other officer said,
and the police car plunged for
ward with siren screening.
NOW what about your peo-
pie ." the officer said "Shall we
keep right behind yOu:"
Dicky looked down Al Carolyn.
almost prone on the floor, and al
me. l shook my head
a little way back" ! said, in
low tones. Cant they go back
a little way and wait:"
Dicky nodded, and turned back
10 the officer.
PROTECTION AT HAND
Not just behind US" he said,
but so that you keep us In
sight. And II you don't mind
going back a little way now. just
50 that you don't get out Of
sight. and wait until blow the
horn three times as a sign we're
starting. I'll be much obliged.
The women are pretty well up
set. want them to get Gained
down a hit"
81 understand" the officer
said. and l spoke quickly.
"Dicky"
"Yes."
"They mustn't follow us up TO
the BriNton door" | said.
They won't" Dicky said, and
then he spoke again TO the Of
ficer
when we get almost TO our
destination" he said. I'll stop
and signal YOU. Then II you'll
come up beside us, can tell you
anything more you ought to
know"
Continued Tomorrow
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06

EVEN BEFORE the wall Of the
police siren sounded fadEseen
Dicky deftly ease my little silencer
pistol from its wallet covering,
and cuddle il in his left hand. And
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
A Sequel TO Marriage Meddlers

hand. but / never had seen such
-a-.eifing demonstration Of his
skill. The next instant my hus-
bands voice sounded in militant
command. His right hand held
his own revolver, iceeied at the
younger gangster. aimed in time
TO prevent the man shooting at
him
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-05
AMERICAN LEGION
PLANS To RESTORE
FORT At PICNIC


Members % jackson County Post.
American Legion are deftnitely de-
terTufned 20 carry out their pro-
gram for cleaning Up and beauttfy-
Ing the Old SpAnih Fort ca the
south banks Of Krehs Lake. Their
-opsninR sun" was fired on August
90 when they staged their out
standing carnival At the PAsca-
gnula Municipal Beach PARK. Nov
they have announced q plan for an
a1-dAy outing and picnic ~ which
the LagionnAires. their wives and
children. VIII combine pleasure vim
WORK and endeavrr 10 further put
this property N condition
Tha event viii take place next
Sunday. September Z. and by all
working together IT one time they
hope 60 accomplish N one day what
ordinarily would take . week or
two.
The membership Of the post Is
being divided into teams Of &c men
each. These teams VIII compete IN q
clean-up and weed-cutttng contest,
covering the entire five acre tract
oompristns thu Post property.
10 add 70 the interest In the
event prizes VIII be awarded the
winners according to their speed
IN accomplishing the JOB assigned
to them. However. no team viii re-
ceive an award until the entire lob
Il done There Is q great deal Of en-
tnusfAsm being shown by the mem
bers and splendid results arr an
ucipated.
Refreshments win be served ct the
close Of the days activity.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-05
PASCAGOULAN
FATALLY HURT
IN EXPLOSION

Riley Miller. Is. former PaSca-
gcula resident. vas fatally injured
Monday At Suinshii. Ia. where he
"a employed IT . paper min Hh
body wa1 brought to PzscaeOuiz
Tuesday and funeral services were
conducted from the Pals Ranral
Par0Es that afternoon b. Rev. l. B.
Han pastor q the Sprfnenlli Rap-
ust Church assisted b Rev - HUI
bert. H2p.sss AzasEsez q EzcztAapz
and Rev Z ". Ulmex. pastor OF tie
PzscAkoalA Methodist Church Bur
al was n The M8epeiah cemetery.
According 70 information receix-
e Ii Pzscaeo1la. ALler and sE1
other NoTkmen we're working on e.
an compressor at The mill wnen IL
heac g the Apparatus blew Of
Ehen someone failed 70 CT Ell thE
ar pressure. To czhsr sszkmen.
mo were wurElng win KILLER. wers
slightly injured
Miller leaves ms parentz Mr. AM
AIRS. 4 d. Ailler q PAaeaRuuia.
t.o sisters, Nh James Il stone Q.
HUingnm. Ia and Mm J p NJ
gent Of Aiexandria La; and fIFs
brothers. Ho1sr and Carl KILLER Q.
Fzsc4soula: Damon Ailier. Penzz.
cola. Pa. oUn KILLER. ep<1Szsn
-; sn1 cltnl1 Aaiisr. clzFk L.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-05
Moss Point Scouts
Organize Patrol Of
School Safety Zones

The Moss Point Boy Scout Troou
No 40 viii begin Observing the
following schedule Monday morning
September 8. AL motorists driving
streets Of Moss Point are asked TO
cooperate with these boys IN the
performance Of their duties. Scouts
are being placed - different inter-
sections In the City as foIlows:
Running board riders. overloaded
trucks and overloaded cars wtI1 be
reported % City Officials. Bicycle
riders going to and frum school are
asked % ride nearest the sidewalk
Boys and girls walking 70 and from
school : asked 70 remain On the
sidewalks and 70 make no unneces-
sary street crossings
Mayor @. p wood has pledged
fun cooperation with the Boy scout
N this program Superintendent A
L Monroe has pledged his fun sup
port for school protection
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-05
Employment Office
Announces Opening
For Defense Students

Increased activity ct the Nation
Al Defense Training School located
At the jackson County Fair Grounds
has resulted IN q call for additional
men 10 learn trades vital 70 National
Defense. according to 3 statement
made by Fred u. Land. Field Super
visor OF the Mississippi Employment
Service. Upon cnmplsti0n q TIE
course, traknees are PLACID IN COED
paying kxcal defense industries
untlI Ezen1lv there wns . lnrg
waiting list for the school but rapid
eomplation. upward trend in en-
ployment and s~nlarsing O. fAcf-
titles Of the school has resulted N
a call for nor applicants. e WIS
said.
Both day and night courses are
offered In electric welding. aceEy-
lene burning. machinist training.
marine pipeftsting. lofts work and
aheet metal work Increased de-
mands for skilled workmen IN the
ever rising tempo surrounding de-
tense industries has resulted In
shorter periods Of training. some
students being able 70 begin WORK
within = few weeks after eginning
the courses
Applications for courses may be
filed 81 the Mississippi Employ
ment Service offices In the Baru
building. z2o Kerr Street IN Pas
cagoula-
During tlas past week several
changes have been made 70 The
staff q the Pascagoula office Of
me Mississippi Employment office
r. II. Land. who has been manager
Of the office for the past several
months has been promoted to field
supervisor and left Thursday for
jackson where he viii make his
headquarters. He Is succeeded By
Charics A Ballard who was trans
feEred from Picayune.
Other members Of the staff are
George ". HlIlh. employment inter-
viewer: Jack Bishop Of Biloxi. IN
Payment councillor; Lar Lopez Of
Biloxi employment interviewer: AGiss
Ruth HornshY. Fayette. steno-
grapher: and HRS Annette Dunn.
Laurel interviewer.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-05
ROSS COLLINS
VISITS CITY ON
LABOR DAY

Hon Ross Celltnn. candidate for
United States Senate - succeed the
late Senator Harrison. visited Pas
casoaIa on Labor Day. but did mo-
make a speech. As advertised When
ar. Collins reached the Beach PARA
about -four O'Clock IN the afternoon.
and found the Eikxf Labor Day cele-
bFatton going At full blast ard hun
dredS Of people. men. wOsnen and
children. milling about the grounds
and lndulging IN the various games
and amusemenA he decided that Il
would be impossible to get the
crowd still long enough 10 listen 70
. political SPEECH. lie therefore
announced he would not speAk a
that time. but would make = dats
fer pasesgoula the last week q the
campaign.
The eleetion I'll be held ON Tues
day. September =. 80 that MI. Col
hnS viii yixit PAscasoilA agar
during the week Of September Il
10 y. due nOtlce OF which VII b
gwen lie VII speak a. the cougl
house ct night
But Mr Collins did bring hi
~Htll-BnIy Band wfth him, ane
The band played several selection
from the porch Of the pavilion. &
the delight Of the crowd. specially
Tire young folkx
Mr., Collins also had an oppos.
tunity Of meeting a number Of cit
Eeus Of the county and tAlk viii
them ahout what he stood for ans
as prospects Of being elected. II
has many friends n This count,
VINO wers glad to meet him, AM
xao we're disappointed BY not near.
ms him kpeak
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-05
ALL JACKSON COUNTY
PUBLIC SCHOOLS BEGIN
.1941-42 SESSION TO-DAY
Faculty Meetings Held This Week To Complete Program And
Plan OF 0peraiioa FER Ensuing Term;
Static Csmpleted.

Schools throughout 1aekaan coun-
q opened their doors toaAy =
start TIE le4l-zz nszzzsn. NIzzuezH
al schools IN the county I'll 60
perisnce increased enFoll1neu4 1o1
TIE year and M largest nznMeez
cf students ever attending &neazz
II jackson County i exneessd e
Be enrolled tbs yeaF.
Although the echooa were oNenT
ed today. no classes ssEs eezzauee@E
and the principal wu< oaue ~
that Of classifying the sxn1enzz
and making book assignments e
wel a. working cut ekas8 se1zednlN
The regular class woEk Il schsd-
uled 70 be startsd Monday mn<n1az
IN The grammar schooz depxrzmeaas
lbooks also wene distributed to4aT
These books ere Furnished zre4 :
TIE studeats - ne STATE u1NazE-
mai ID Eduestzon mzdzr ~ 49,
Atlonx put tnEo effect fuE ~ L.
time Last year.
The heaviest tncrszzs q enEezl
menU are anticipated a1i4 xe1r =
The CITY schools. particularly =
R~zscagcala and Nos Pcan4 Nnzea
are n me center q the &afAa1a
Defense industrial area. Rzepazas
tons - benz ma1 - taAa 60.
q thse tncreazez a. azil e u1as
unoer The existing eondIkA14 -
nth TIE present. facilities B.
cities have appiied IL Fe1eTL =
IL bringing out tn reli4I q -
problem. including GeuFsHz ad4I'
uanal buildings and clAz Eoazz
However. nothing definite Is -
ooae IN ms regard
IN os citT scheozz. nz~ besz=l
regulations wee puE into effect -
yezE, requiring Al 1saeaezs e
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-05
SCHOOL OPENS TODAY
LOSE A
SAVE A CHTLD'S LIFE

sup& r a. wssas ef u. Pms-
eagesaA Cay soheeas ard eitv
offlriaAs to-day Snake . pisA -
al ~usetssss12 In the peheA spaes
10 sKertisM nrsasmi&sas wlse1
passing IN these areaA. ~ - tn
avutd tnlnry - pemIAke hfiEinx
~ ssnas of the seheei ehIlaren-
Tbere vii ~ mers ehnarsn
In these nsxses this year GhAn
tkssTe haze been he the pass and
aue - Ira sea1Eested traffic eeu-
dities@s paFtlcaAAriy en- ssafh
fase4Eensa ntres4e m spp<a1 h
mEzAs 70 ths metsring psbiie -
ebssrse the speed iinits wki1h
afw - natiss per hsm.
The traffir hAws In the sehesi
AREAS win ~ strictly enferexd
and thss< ARRESTED Ger vfslsftsns
81 hene LAWS wfn ~ severely
punished. Tive special patrsl-
msa. viii be placed On ewky IN
The seheai areas % enferre fhe
r~esutaslsns.
Ths pubic b requested ~ e.
operate IN this safety effeFt
They polnt cod thai . fcw &C.
una4 lost miaht mesn the saw
lnx 81 The life 81 ssue ehila-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-05

4kna1snu 70 present certificates Of
Eaeelnation for small po4 and i'm
m~nHzzatinn for diuzherta.
me faculties Of the schools were
agzanAzkd n meetings held this
Hezk IN Rzscaaunln. wednesday
alteTnoon the teachers IN the negro
nchools o. he county were crean-
I'D ~ . meeting he'd IN the Of
ne g A ?. Meeehne. county su-
p~eztntendent Of sdueAtson-
Yesterday afternoon . RensFal
masling Of the teaching STATS OF
Al he white schools Nas he'd in
ne P~ascagoaia High school audi
to<iAzm Tne plans for The year and
ne general plau q Operation was
eazlzned % ne teaehera A L Aay.
nnN4E eiecle6 president q ths Perk-
knazo1 junior College. rs ne nrin-
|eapai speAker.
There has been considerable dsf-
lftealzy sxperisneed IN getting SUI
fielEnt teachers q TIE schooas THIS
80. Many sno had heen employ
% LIST year have resigned % takr
pt1ex positions ouE o. he schools.
0seFrz Sao had been eneseea g
II these vacancies have rezszned.
sazns o. them rendering reszaa&-
uanz As ale ~ wednesday q thia
w
ne stzfts Of ne vaElsus sehools
aFs as ioIoRs.
kaxol Casotte-Aarsarss Colner
prtnEipAl Mrs Le0lA xawn and
a. Laura b. Bryan. FL q las
Felu4
Lszzy-feztry - u Z Ezsaart
N11ctpa RoplArxlIle: Hazel Fan.
-. Ocean sprlasz Joees L.. sau-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-05
Jack Dear Speaks
On Service At The
Rotary Club Meeting

Attendance As the main wcrry
again q the Pascagoula Rotary Club
at It's meeting wednesday. though L
showed some signs Of Improvement.
rs several members who are rather
hahitualIx absent were on hand As
i was there were some seven o.
eight aheentee2 There were tuo VS.
ittng Rotarians. Z G. Houck d
Moas Point and Ar. Clayton q
Birmingham
Tom Wells vas called upon 70
name the High School RotaEinn for
the month. and he named Edward
Mccoy. A different one yin he
selected each month from the senior
eaaz q the High School. % be :
junior RotAEian.
Dr.. McTlwa1n had the program
for ths day. under the head q
Club Servtces He introduced JACK
Dear as the speaker vino made 8
fine tax on he subject o. service.
Hr. Dear Is teacher q mathematics
81 the High school and alsD A.
zlstant coach and athletic director,
Es toa . NE service ever Got4F1n
could renter n the conduct q ID
business e. calling. saying that nerv-
lee waA q mare Importance thar
he xa11e q ne gods sod b :
merchant He tosc ne meu hat e
Hctarlans theY had opportunities :.
rendering invaluable service II ~
community and that i - serFzzz
nat made them frsendE
Attention ~ called u ne fotnl
meeting - Mas PoznE negx ThuEz.
dag. September i. -4tn OceaE
Springs and Mosk F0lnt Aftex -
lancheea at ne Community Hcazs
re Rozzriaz voui1 bs - Eaae
q ne Jackz@ Comfy 2zla o. !
HaH e mspeeacn
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-05
PASCAGOULA SCHOOLS
BEGIN SESSION TODAY
FACING HEAVY SCHEDULE
Faculties Finally Completed As New School Year Gets
Underway This Morning With Record
Enrolment Expected.

PACING m heaviest enrolment in
the systern's history. the Pasca-
soula CRY schools stz-s The 1871
a term q school today. with the
buildings taxed 70 capacity last
year. the situation Is expected 20
be much aorss this year because
OF the influx Of the new families
into ths rsty during the past few
months.
Not only have the officials Of the
schools been faced with she prob
lem Of taking care Of hundreds Of
new students this fall. but consider
able difficulty has been experienc-
ed in obtaining an adequate. quail
fzsa taacninx starr - f1li the snean-
cies caused ~ the designations OF
many Of the teachers IN recent
weeks These teachers have gone
into National Defense work.
The crowded conditions Of The
schools viii have 70 be eontended
with Is much a possible. it was
announced by T. n. wells. superin-
tendent OF the schools. As far as
Is possible the students VIII be
taken carr Of with the present facfl-
titles However. just how long this
condition can be permitted to 90
on Is not known.
The United States Department Of
Educaeon and other Federal aeen-
cies have promised some relief. but
20 far the funds to carry out the
proposed program have not bean
made available. Two new school
building and additions 70 the pres
ent structures vii be necessary
within a few more weeks. it Was
announced BY the school officials,
who are more OF ess IN . quandry
over the question OF coping with
the conditions.
The schools were opened this
morning With brief opening exeF-
elses a. the respective school build
CONTINUED On Pare Id
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-05
R0TARIANS
GREET SCHOOL
TEAC s
Hezzssfx - FAeaity Of Mess Pelns
City SehsaAs Weaosmed To Ths
City - Jean Y. Brsek

The faculty Of Moss Point City
schools Vas entertained THURSDAY
ttocaYl 81 the meeting q the club
At the Community House. The pro-
gram wAz IN charge Of a l. Mon
rue. Superintendent OF City Schools.
who introduced john Brock 70 wel-
GONE Ire teachers % Moss Point
Tne speaker welcomed the facui-
-. both % and new. o. behalf Of
the HotaFy Club and as citizens and
sckaool patron8. Speaking IN his
usual 30xtai manner, the speaker
suppressed : hope that ne xfzy OF
the teachers IN the city would Be .
pleasant o1e and assured then 81
the Enoae hearted cooperation OF
the members OF the Rotary Club in
al O. their UNDERTAKINGS.
Inc members @ the faculty we're
introduced b. Mr.. Monroe.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-05
PASCAGOULA HOUSING
REGISTRATION BUREAU
APPOINTED THIS WEEK
Efforts Win BE Made To List All Available Living Quarters
In City As Means OF Aiding Defense
Program.


A sr<caal Housing R~eetstrktione
Bureau u1i BE- estaozixhoo u Pas
a euam 70 handle lstinEx o. rooEzs4.
aar,uaenu and houses ayatlanie for
rental pcrposeA y uas announced
wednesday afternoon folaowsng
reetsnR Of representative citizens
held n the offiee az Mayor Walter
n Galley.
4 p Hnraoft. field advisor q TIE
Home Registration Department with
feacquarterx tn Washington ID. c.
vas IN Pascaxo0ia attending the
ueetsnx and directing the orwani-
xatton. An office wlI be st up IN
the ctr II charge q = CLERK. who wml
handE al registrations Of aTaiAahk
nvtEk quarters N ths city,
All citizens Of P~4scaEuuiA VINO
n have roonzA apartments O.
houses % rent arr being requested
10 axt their properties with the
Housing Bureau T1sere will be no
charge for handling these rnatstrA-
tons An accurate cheek Of TIA
need q housing In PAscaeoula can
N this manner be ~ascertatned ~ all
ttnes & ga announced.
T1ae bureau viii Be operated under
ire direction q = Special enuzm1k-
tee Of csttrsns appointed ~ Mayor
Gulley. This cou1mtttee wfn make
q specsai study of housing needs Ia
the city and wiii keep information
available at ali TIMES tbs commit
tee Is cnEnprtked at " J. Jams. ".
c EtrsplinR. Aarnn Bernd. n II.
Baco&. Kari Wefsenburx. George II.
Ihomps0n- q. B. Hrtzxa. Norman l..
Moran and walter q Ionxy. with
Mayor OuiieY e temporary chair
mRr. A nesting viii be called IN the
next few e4ys % porfect the or
9antzAtt1n Of the COMMITTEES and -
function.
me citizens Of rascagoula owe n
20 Themselves. their community and
70 the defense workers Who come q
PnsnAEculA. 20 Report Al vacancies
70 the Housing Registration Bureau
Il h : patriotic duty 20 see that al
possible hstinga be given. 80 part
IN tne National Defense.
Many homes n the city have
rooms which could be converted and
rented cut TO people Who do not
have places 70 live II would mean
added income % these families. BE-
szaas Ehey would be rendering q
great service 70 the community and
country.
II also was hrOughs out that ths
finding Of the cuznmittee and the
operattnn a the bureau vii mean
much towards estahiinzAuz the a.
~RrhozNinN nnadx ~ g. ettx NJ
WI 6EfeffzfhH Nfi2tze< O. MOI EA&-
1kznaAA iii secure additional hnszs-
ING projects ffuln the goTeznmant
1ne citizens are ASKED to Gu
operate 70 tae fullest extent
When the bureaus office Is set
No and IN operation. ali persons
seeking places 70 1--we VIII BE- refer
red 20 The bureau. A compiete list
tne VII be maintained ct the office
and wfu be made available 20 those
SEEKING domlcslez.
TI1ase attending the meeting were
AGny1r uullry. Supervisor Hermes
ChaHzAsE. George n Thompson OF
z1e q. s Maritime Commission
HokEzIng Project: Z r. Harloff. T.
u EacoI Z j Jane. Kari Wetsen-
berg. Walter g. L0Wry. Don Sim
m1sas. Charles Hxtzsz. ". b Her
ring. V. C. STRIPPING and Norman L.
Morzn
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-05
MOSS POINT OPENS
SCHOOL SESSION
FRIDAY MORNING


me lives Of thousands Of citizens
Is Mo&k Point wiu be effected here
skmnrrow when over 1000 white
and 80 negro boys ard girls of
0rnocl age are expected - enroll
IN city schools for u1e @egiou isti-
q. The halls az the Central High
Echool. the nemsntary nencol the
Ed k1ayo school and the Magnolia
tnnxrol school viii again FssSund
to tne shuttle Of hurrytng feet. IS
students are classified and curF1-
cuEa wurknd cut A short general
assembly period viii be held. ae-
eording 20 q stataussns made b.
Superintendent Of City Schools A.
l. ktoszFue. after which the studcnts
wIIi retire 10 their respective class
roonEs. receive book lists and IN
situations
vs. expect = considerable tn
crease Ia enrolment over iaat See
sfon and no doubt conditions wdli
be rather oosagessed particularly IN
TIE high ncsl0ol divlEioxl. Mr.. Mon
roe said We viii Of course carry
on as best Ne car and / think mat
ue can % 80 effie&sniiy for the time
being he vent On
a faculty nesting Of all teachers
Ia etty schools has bsen called for
TINS Thursday afternoon AZ 400
o'clock hi. Monroe said Al this
t1me plans for the forth coming
year wili be discussed and final ar
engagements made for NE opening
Of school Friday morning.
Tns opening exercises viii consist
Of = khoFt program. classification
Of students and distribution Of book
l1sts. It vas said 8tudenh IN the
oxer grades vii be tssa@d state
owned books. Eilh necessary sup
plemenn 10 be Furnished BY the
students.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-05
CAMP POLK TO
SEND SOLDIERS
TO PASCAGOULA
hssn Who vacsied RegnaAF c.mp
In Payew OF hfanesvers To Ne
E~nlartslnsd Here Saturday.

The u. 8. Army Recreation
Camps 81 pascageala vii be oceu-
pied b about 30 soldiers from the
Artillery Regiment ef the 5rd Army
Division during this week END. IL
waS announced b. officials IN
charge These soldiers are regn-
larry stationed at Camp Polk IN
Louisiana hut they have been oc-
eupytng the Artillery Range Of
Camp Shelby during The past sew
erai weeks while the gigantic man
euverz Of the y. Q Army are be-
Ing carried out tn Louisiana.
The contingent % soldiers viii
arrive In P~Ascagoula Saturday af-
ternoon according 10 tina present
piara. They win be entertained
Saturday night with Q dance al
The Pascaguula Community Hostne
from . oAciock until l O'Clock. Mrs.
T. T. Wells. Local wPA supervisor
Of recreation. announced that no
formal invitation have beep Issued
70 the young ladies. 10 attend this
dance. bat al girls who are on ne
regular invitation list 70 attend
these affairs are cordially invited
and expected 70 attend
The dance win - fornaal ana
only these whose n2naek eEe en ne
regular Register viii be adEmitted
Besides the 90 men from the Ar
uIlery. there vii BE . number Of
eoidiarA from keeeieT Fieid al H.
loxi. attending the dance. Included
among the soldiers vii be q large
number o. Officers.
The newiy-osEantzed PAscagoula
Community RncreationaI Counzii
VIII be host 10 The soldiers this
week end and has planned IN TN
tesesttng program Of entertain
menk
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-05
Woman, Son Hurt
When Train Crashes
Stalled Automobile

Ma oussie Garfield. 81. resident
Of wilmer. Ala. and her son, Ray
naidn J0yner. II. received slight
injuries Manday noon ufsn ths ear
N which they uere riding was
struck by l. a. N. passenger train
No. .. The accident occurred at
the Market street crossing.
Miss Myrtis Griffin. 20. driver Of
the car. and Miss saIlie Tanner.
5. both Of Wilmer we're uniniured
but suffered from shock
The accident Is said 70 have been
caused when the car stalled on the
tracks.
The car was completely demol-
ished BY the impact and the force
OF the collision set the gasoline
tank afire. destroyed the entire
vehicle. Mrs. Garfield and her son
were treated ct the jackson County
Hospital and later released.