davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-05-26

81 4 l.I9 Wash FrOcks
Printed cotton sheers. dotted OO-
percales and flock dots! Zip OOC
pers, button coats. shirtwaists. Sizes IA to
20. SO to 4s. Cotton Shop, Second Floor.)
Fruit-Of-the.LOOm
Uniform
Reg. sl.69 cotton broadcloth II ~
NTH short sleeves, white collars loHO
and cuffs. Upper fastener. White blue wine,
green, black Cotton Shop, Second Floor.)
IO.95-I3.95 Dresses
-coorfU rayon prints, plain - M
steers in pastels and dark - DsVO
street shades :. many with jackets. Sizes
- to 20, SO to "A, 1872 to 24ha. Better
Dress Shop, Second FIoor.)
WOmen's 7.95 Dresses
Summers hit style in wash n m
able spun rayon lace combined De- sJJ
with plain spun rayon. Tailored button-
front. Short sleeves. Green. natural, pink,
blue; SO bo 4s. Better Dress Shop, Second
FIoor.)
Misses So FrOckS
-Icy-cool rayon sharkskin q 11
hummer frocks In dazzling - y
white and smart colors. Just 60l Sizes IL to
aa. Hnexpensive Dresses, Second Floor.)
Summer TOppers
lightweight summer coats . m
In toss-on styles Soft rayon eOsVV
fleece in bright colors. Misses and women's
sizes. Qnexpensive Dresses, Second F1oor.)
1856 Evening Dresses
Lovely rayon nets laces and e 00
crisp cotton piques in smart VDsOO
summer styles. Sizes for misses and women.
Just so! inexpensive Dresses, Second F1oor.)
Juniors 6.95 Dresses
Newest summer styles in . 90
Bemberg rayon sheers, striped eDsQDQD
rayon jerseys, rayon mesh and monotone
prints. Sizes 10 is. tJunior Shop, Second
FlOoF9
7.95.lO.95 Jr. FOrmaIS
Floral piques with boleros! lS AA
White and pastel dotted or O0 9JV
CANDIES! Rayon jerseys in white and colors.
White and pastel rayon organdies. to Is.
Junior Shop, Second F1oor)
Evening star., 1941-05-26

5.95 Jr. Evening Wraps
just So sample wraps in one . DO
of-a-kind styles. White rayon eDSeDeD
sharkskin only. Sizes to Is. (Junior Shop,
Second F1oor)
Misses l.99 Play TOgs
Cotton play suits with sep IN
arate skirts; IL to 49, Overalls lolO
In cotton hopsaeking and denim, with sep
arate jackets; u to 20. Cotton and rayon
slaeks. IL to 1s. (sports Shop Second
Floor)
l.I9 to I.99 Skirts 4
Shorts
We'll tailored skirts and shorts 700
In cotton denim. Attractive y ~
summer shades. Sizes IL to 90
(Sports Shop, Second Floor.)
2.99 4 3.99 Wool Skirts
Smart gored and pleated O0
models in solid shades, plaids As~o
and checks Sizes "a to 80. (Sports Shop,
Second Floor.)
Sc Garbage Cans
Az gallon hot-dipped galvan- In
lied garbage cans with cover. II ~
Strong handle. Special! (Third Floor)
Evening star., 1941-05-26

CSC Poker Chips. 2 for
--Interlocking composition poker M
chips, 100 to box Assorted red, lsVV
white and blue. (Street F1oor)
I.35 Pound Paper
--F1orentine pound paper. g0n
pound paper and packages Of eDJC
envelopes Florentine Parchment finished.
(Street FloOr.)
81 Desk Accessories
Wood desk accessories. Scrap lOn
books photo albums, serving DOC
Nrays, foot stools, book racks. (Street Floor.)
3I2-lb. F. f. v. Cookies
The famous "Dogwood" as I no
sortment. F. F. v. cookies packed lsVO
in useful tin. Send box to your boy in
camp! (Street Floor)
Sl.l.65 Scissors. Shears
Universal brand scissors and AA4
shears. Many types including 4JC
barber, sewing and blunt points Discon-
tinued style. Street Floor.)
81 Shoe Racks
-Enameled shoe racks. Holds R04
pairs of shoes. Black, green, VCC
rose and blue. For your closet! street Floor)
25c Dress Shields. ; for
Earl brand! Regular and cres- 1%0
cent shapes in 2, 3, sizes. White 80
and flesh colors. Saves your clothes. (Street
F1oor)
I.95 Garment Bags
so" garment bags. Cotton I "a
glazed chintz. Assorted colors. lseDO
Holds garments Upper closing. (Street
FIoor)
59c.$l SIip-On Gloves
Cool washable rayons. Plain, 400
lacy and rayon and mesh COM 4fsC
binations White and colors. Sizes to 8.
(Street Floor)
Imported Cotton Gloves
-Hand-crocheted gloves. Lacy S0-
cuff styles. White. Also hand ~
made filet gloves White, black, pastels.
Medium and large sizes. (Street Floor)
WOmen'S AnkletS. pr.
Buster Brown plain-colored sox IZo
of Durene mercerized cotton. lsEC
Whites. darks pastels. Novelty. ribbed and
plain stitches. Some Terry Cloth. Sizes
81 to 101a. Second Floor)
l.l9 PIiOfilm Umbrellas
Transparent pliofilm umbrel- a.
las with wood shanks. 10 ribs CHC
Attractive handles. Red, navy, green, white
or clear! tStreet Floor)
39c.59c RayOn indies
Odds and ends of higher O>4
priced undies. Some extra sizes ~ u
Assorted rayon fabrics. Stepns, pantes,
briefs, shorties Sizes to 10. (Street FIoor.)
7.98 Lawn Mowers
-14-inch lawn mowers with - an
self-sharpening blades. 1o-inch eDsO
ball-bearing rubber-tired wheels. Easy run
ming. Third Floor)
Evening star., 1941-05-26

81 Sterling Bracelets
A variety of styles in sterling -n
silver bangle bracelets fash 6JC
ion that's ever new! Two sizes Limited
quantity! (Street Floor.)
81 Simulated Pearls
-Lustrous nicely graduated Rn-
necklaces in one, two. three and OOC
four strand styles Sparkling rhinestone
clasps. (Street Floor.)
81 Summer NeckWear
Crisp cotton organdy, pique KIN
and smooth rayon in deep wee eDHC
and high-neck styles. Lace or embroidery
trim. (Street Floor.)
l.I9 Sport Shirts
Cool, smooth-textured rayon -n
shirts with short sleeves and y ~
side pockets. White, pink and blue. Sizes
80 to 40 (Street Floor)
l.95 Summer BIOuseS
-Rayon crepe, piques and rayon IN
sheers. Long and short-seeved AOAO
styles in the group. Sizes 80 to SO. (Street
Floor)
WOmen's Handkerchiefs
A big assortment Of styles in q -
colorful prints, handmade white %sDC
linens and novelty rayon chiffons. 35c to
81 values! (Street Floor)
lie Handkerchiefs. 5 for
-Colorful cotton prints and AA4
novelties for women Colored 4JC
woven cotton borders or plain whites for
men. (Street Floor)
Mems l8c Handk ifs. 4 for
-Colored woven border cot SA4
tons and plain white hem eDVDC
stitched Irish linens In the group. (street
FIoor.)
59c Stamped Cases. pr.
Made Of Pepperell cotton tub A14
ing, hemstitched for crochet edge II 81
Many simple designs Fourth FIoor)
39c Pillows. ; for
-Colorful assortment of square, Il M
shaped pillows covered with gay lsVV
cotton fabrics. A variety of patterns and
colors. Fourth Floor.
Girls 59c Play Suits
Cool young play suits in one AO4
piece styles with sunback or N9DC
buit-up shoulders Prints, plaids and
stripes. Sizes to IA Fourth F1oor.)
$3 Old English Polish.
rubbing floor polish and wax l.JJ
for lustrous floors. Just pour spread and
les dry to hard shine. Third Floor)
Evening star., 1941-05-26

Fl''F' ~
81 Cleansing Cream
-Kann's Special cleansing Coz
Cream especially made for dry OOO
skin Large s-oz. jar at this low price.
(Street Floor)
kann'S 35c Tissue, 3 for
-Kann's Solka Facial Tissue in O04
multi -colors Packed 500 sheets OOC
to each box. (Street Floor
WrisIey's Soap, dOz.
Box of IL cakes lanolated soap, g04
regularly s1.oo! Ideal soap for OOC
dry skin. Very specially priced. tstreet
Floor.)
89c Facial Tissue, z for
-2000-sheet boxes Of fine, ab- Il m
sorbent facial tissue at this one 1oUV
day price! (Street F1oor)
89c Reliance Syringes
Tuesday only! . Save on g11
this popular make fountain % OC
syringe! (Street FIoor)
Campana's Italian Balm
The slOO size! Packed in gO4
fancy gift bottle and specially eDOC
priced Tuesday onlyl (Street Floor.)
kann'S 75c Bath Powders
Giant 16-oz. boxes complete ZA4
with puff. Apple blossom, eDOC
honeysuckle. sardenia, spice. sweet clover.
(Street F1oor)
ST Fitted Tourist Bags
Assorted patterns and styles! 104
You'll want one for your vaca- q OC
ton Buy for gifts, too! tToiletries, Street
Floor)
79c Cotton Sleepers
-1-piece cotton crepe sleepers. RO@
Prints and solid colors. Upper OaDC
front and elastic back. Sizes to 8. Fourth
Floor)
Girls lis Pajamas
Girls pajamas. Cotton sheers, OO4
broadcloth, prints. Butcher OOC
Boy, slip-on styles Sizes to 49, Fourth
Floor.)
l.69 & l.99
Tots Sweaters
-slip-on and coat styles. Light QlO
weight wool and wool rayon. O3C
Pastels and white. Sizes 1 to 6. Fourth
Floor.)
Sc Crib Sheets. 3 for
shset. Taets4s ssees esensn Gp0 i LOO
e1irxhf
$5.98 Cabinet Table Base
s's.n5sss tos esSsst tss. sss.s "
roomy shelf spaces. White enameled finish.
Third F1oor.)
l.69 Coffee PercOIatOrS
-1o-cup enameled porcelain 1On
coffee percolators. Easy pour OC
Ing spout. Handy size. (Third Floor)
l.25 Deep Dishpans
-11-quart heavy white enam- Z04
eled deep-style dishpans. Use eOOC
as utility pan. Third Floor)
1888 93-pc. Dinner Set
Imported china, service u0 40
for IL. Fine translucent 1000
china. Includes all serving pieces Third
Floor.)
39c Crystal StemWare
Lead crystal stemware. "Iar- Nn-
riet" patterns. Goblets, plates, SOC
sherbets, cocktails, etc. Open stock. Hand
cut. Third Floor)
Evening star., 1941-05-26
6.75 G. Z. EIec. Irons
Simple to operate. A. c. . 0A
sIrrent. Automatic thumb rest. - ocS
7.95 Waffle Iron

Universal automatic electric W. @@
waffle iron. Current automatic eBe q
ally cuts of when wafles are finished.
Third Floor)
Evening star., 1941-05-26

Newest summer styles IN o. OO
Be.nberg rayon sheers, striped eDs0DQD
rayon Jerseys, rayon mesh and monotone
prints. Sizes 10 Is. tJunior Shop, Second
FlOoF9
Evening star., 1941-05-26

Misses 2.99 Jerkin Suits
-Sleek-ftting jenkins with side % -
upper; matching gored skirts. 5000
Wool flannel or rayon in navy. black, beige
and rose. Sizes IL to 16. (Sports Shop,
Second Fl00r)
l.99 Summer Sweaters
-Slip-ons and cardigans with IN
cool short sleeves. Cotton and lslO
rayon in summery pastels. Sizes "a to 40.
(Sports Shop, Second FIoor.)
2.S9 Cotton Play Suits
-Built-up and sun-Dack models o M
with separate skirts-Gay prints ~oVV
in tubfast colors Sizes 12 to 40 (Sports
Shop, Second Floor)
3.95 & 4.95 Swim Suits
Discontinued models from o OO
well-known maker. Rayon- 600
Lastex and wool in classic and fared skirt
models Sizes 80 to AZ. (Sports Shop, Sec.
ond Floor.)
Summer Coats
The seasons newest short - m
coats in soft chevron wool. Three eDsVV
styles, cardigan, tuxedo or open shirt collars.
White, red, navy, rose and blue. Sizes IL
to 40. Goats, Second Floor.)
$500 Fabric Handbags
-Summery rayon and cotton Il Oh
fabrics in prints and plain col lsOO
ors. Tophandles, frames, envelopes and
slide-fastener tops. Each with your initial
on a gold-plated disc, which may be at
tached to other bags. (Street Floor.)
$500 Picture Frames
Handsome gold and silver m
finished frames, all with easel 1oOO
blackstone with rings for hanging. Large
sizes: ex1o, 1ox13. 11x14; some sx1o and
7xl0. (Street Flo0r)
Sc & 81 JeWeIry
-Colorful plastics, plenty of An4
white! Gold and silver-finished EOC
metals! Enamel finishes! Spray pins, ear
rings, bracelets, necklaces, clips! tStreet
F1oor)
Evening star., 1941-05-26
59c & 81 JeWeIrv

--Colorful plastics plenty of Nn~
white Gold and silver-finisiled OC
metals! Enamel finishes! Spray pins, ear
rings, bracelets, necklaces, clips! (Street
F1oor.)
Evening star., 1941-05-26
7.98 Lawn Mowers

-14-inch lawn mowers with 5 - an
self-sharpening blades. 1o-inch a. OO
ball-bearing rubber-tired wheels. Easy run
ming. Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-05-26
$500 Picture Frames

Handsome gold and silver II M
finished frames, all with easel 1eOO
blackstone with rings for hanging. Large
sizes: 9x1o 10xl3, 1lx14; some sx10 and
7xl0. (Street Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-05-26
$500 Fabric HANDBAG q

-Summery rayon and cotton on
fabrics in prints and plain col Lou
ors. Tophandles, frames, envelopes and
slide-fastener tops Each with your initial
on a gold-plated disc, which may be at
tached to other bags. (Street Floor.)
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-18
FEDERAL AIDFOR
CITY SCHOOLS
To BE SOUGHT
New High Sehsoi Building. Nea
Negro seheoi Building. Add
tion Te Elementary School

City and School authorities are
busaIy engaged at the present time
IN making every effort TO secure
Federal aid IN connection with
school housing problems that face
the city as the result Of increased
enrolment
Superintendent A. L Monroe Of
Moss Point City Schools. stated Thai
applications for a new high school
builoine. { negro school building
and an addition 70 the Elementary
school : being prepared and viii
BE- submitted 70 the proper authori-
ties al a. early date
Since the increase n enrolimens
Is IN q large measure cue 10 defense
activity Ia this area. il was pointed
OFT that Federal aid can be expect
&c TO owe part Of the cost o. con-
structiun.
According 70 --latest ins Z ton
received here. the part Of program
financed by khe Federal Govern
menE VII be handled through the
channels q the Public Works al
mlnistrAtaon and application for
AID VIII De made through this chan
neL
Ar Monroe pointed out that
plans cal for proper facilities %
provide fer the actual and antiei-
patec Increase IL enrolment ,
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-18
P~ascag0ula School
Children Must Get
Kmsnunixaki0m Cards

Parents Of children who VII n
seT school. both public and paF0-
chtal. IN September. are reminded
BY schooi and public officials that
all children who viii enter school
must be innoculAtee against diph-
liberia axza must b. yaccinated for
smallpox. II wax announced BY I.
r. Wells. superintendent OF the Pas
eaRpula City Schools
Because Of the health conditions
and the crowded conditions expected
In the schools this year, no chill
dren vii Dc admitted 70 enrolment
II the various classes unless fhey
have certificates showing immuni-
zatloE against dipnthertA and small
p0x
lamentations and vaccinations
viii be given FREE o. charge q thk
Jackson County Health Department
office On FTederte street. 20 al
students and those desiring thess
treatments.
There Is only a short time remain
ina before school opens and 4
Is urRe1 that az children be prop
erlly WepaFee for me opeHIng
This applies 10 pre-senool. q sci
rs Those who are fo-user students
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-18
Recreation Center
Soldiers Qualify AS
Senior Life Savers
FoHr QnAiify A. Life saver, One As
a smimnzeF. and Stx As Inter
mediate ssimmerE

Pour members q the permanent
cadre a. t.ae PhscaTozla Army Rec
eational Area qualified ~ senior LIE
saxer foaloHlng the oompieElon Of
3 txO-Neek course conducted b the
American Red Co.'S one member O.
ne cadre qualified Is q swimmer
and ak others a. intermediate
swimmers
Senior lie savers certificates wene
earned y Frsf Il Gordon \. Ar
istt. area Ad4asant. SGT Frederick
: Merrill ST. RobeE l. Preston
and PVT Graham a Weoo Pu.
william ? Grimm qualified Is ;
swimmer. and The lnterme1Lale
swimming asstS we're completed -
st Howard = Pyle. Corp Edwin c
Wilson. Px1 john ?. Craex pr
Floyd a Arnold PIT Charles II
PARKS and PT1 william Rosenberg.
Pvt John ; CoozzeE Is complains
tests toward Qualifying e 9 aenh1r
he saver T7e coazze As conduct
e - lis Anna LIE Cgaie ard
Pnlnp AApach. Eed Crna lnzaraes-
"a
Aa3af james e BreEh Is eazn-
mandlng osfleer q ne area
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-18

SAFE streams and waters. ano 70
report lis ttndEsR6 10 the Attorney
General q the STATE o. MAzAzsipri
and tie Dlstract Attorneys G. the
Districts involved ard affected and
WHEEkEA6 TIE Director Of Con-
serratzon mas secured he services
81 effaeaent and sci qualified per-
SOLE = investigate ne cause q the
death q the f1zh II sac streams.
auc has secured Samples q xsteT
stoag SAC streams for analysis
therefore
BE II RESOLVED b. the state
TOE Director oT Conservation D. anc
h. Is hereby authorized and direct
Cd 10 Go any an1 III thlnez neces-
SaFE. e kDpio9 kueh tecfGuzczAnS a.
may - neceSaa4y 20 make q fuA
coTFeet AID H0a analysis q ihs
c4u& o the destruction q flzh Il
FaEaeuaz Rive ~ feeder and
Tributary streams and iQ report al
Findings - fnA Commission and
the Director @ Conservation L d.
rectec = place u ne Asaoz q tn
AttorneF General and ue Dsstrscs
Attorneys q tne districts Il whicf
pollution may be found uhaeh miRn'
cause ne death e Gsh H ~ e ths
water. and tie Attorney Genera
a1c 0zzN-tct Attorneys are respect.
fuIH azEec q lzz4ltuie such leRa
prpcae11E&B A. t1e evloenoE ma
justify II ORDER = correct such con.
dittau4 anc 1ne STAKE Game an
Fzn CozHniEzon Co.'S hereby pieceI
tk III eooperatl1n with such o.
tcAaz = the e11 aaat the eanaItos
existing aloszg aag q sc stream
may be promptly c1Erected
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-18
ARMY OBSERVATION PLANE
CRASHES In FORT BAYOU
KILLING TWO TRAINEES
Officials Establish Guard Around Wreckage After Bodies
Are Removed And Investigations Are Started
To Learn Cause OF Accident

announced that an investigating
beard Will investigate the crash.
n Is believed that the planes
motor cut cut. and the flyers we're
attempting : farced landing.
Tie Ereckage o. the plane was
found b. Il s Richards. who vas
working O. the REA line Ia the St.
Martins section He had Just cut
ne p0Eer INTO the llne = short time
before and when K cut cut he vent
= investigate Endfnz The wires
broken ne mace q further surfer
and found the plane. bottom SIDE ID
With The wings and tail damaged
Some q The wires from the RIA
Inc Eere wrapped around TIE
NFecksRe
The Coast Guard Station 5aaad
Nak sent OF w1th q crash truck and
lsseF army squadron ozIieiak arrIx-
g % the scene and took choree.
Al persons wefe keeps Say frDm tie
vicinity c. TIE wreck
Z Is believed that after removal
. the motof. and instrumental tne
zTEekage I'll Be burned
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-18

Second Lieutenant James z Bag
get, r. q years cd. Of Oklah0m4
City. and staff Sergeant Emmett
Camsre -. Of Jackson. Miss we're
killed wednesday when = 15s-e OF
serYation Squadron plane crashed
into 3 bayou four miles east d
Ocean Springs
TIE plane. which had left b.
loxi Airport AZ : p m wednesday
on 8 routine observation fight. was
seen gliding apparently . make 5
forced landing Il TIE bayou when
ii struck a power Tine and crashed
into the was~r. state police report
&c
P1losed b. Second Lieutenant
Bazeet the Douglas observation
plane evidently developed motor
r0uhi< While flying 10 the xistnity
o. FnntalnebleaE Feid according
70 officials Ct tie squadron. which
has headquarters e. Meridian. Mss
but - Operating from Biloxi Air
pou Tor aerlAi Euuuery praeEtce
ThE plane waz reported down n
the maEShy eee1zan several miles
from Funsainblean Highway shortly
after : , n 4 searching plane
se1t ouL frozn Bliox 1ocazad the
demolished znln auG soldiers from
the E2src reached ne aeeue abouz
$50 ? n After wadzux through
hnee-deep marzn and.
The BODY uf camhre III b sent
70 jackson Tor burial He Is eury1F-
&C - Is urenzz Mr ard Zrx p
. Cz1HzE q Jackson. AuznaFffta
q tie squa1roa1 temporary basz
sad - arrangements hA1 beer
mace - Tor EzEazfB bax1=
HzEex a J HoElGeld Commands
q Ee Issrc oazzFafio1 Squadron
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-18
P~ascag0ula Police
Arrest Nashville
Man For Robbery

Thomas Raymna R0pe y giving
MS address as Szs Calhoun street
HAshxiIls Tenn Is belng he'd by
city police for the zIlegeo theft o.
S2&S a. raxA checks a watch and =
wedding ring srun MTK Ida Mouton
81 pAzasRoaia he was arrested by
OffioeT r Il SPEEDY Jones.
Chlef q Police A W Excl re-
ported that al the E,oaen property
had peea recovered a. the home u
Pup TOO Roosevelt street Pupe L
being held On charges q grand
larceny and vi b. given u1&.
Tuesday afteF1aooE before l. p
HtloeibeTk cx-officso JuStaes O. tht
peaee
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-18

School Inch programs tn thz vafl-
CTS schools u Jackson County III
need outside azzlstznee this -. q
a. lcasi sosne esloTz must - Enane
10 aid Themselves 4 was uaaEni
e. e. 3 countrywide mezElnz g
Representatives q ne pzhkse ara
paroehlai schools. he'd "wednesday
morning ~ tire jackson County
egLr house IL PAseago1La
Formerly assisted - the FsesEAi
Government which had A eaoEz1-
ou surplus O foa1 On hana anc
gladly Distributed tnA - schaaz nd
ether seanoes private ard 1azzzza-
tonal ne school lmzeh program =
oeing placed o. Is osn res1aree
Tor ms coming year. ms = cns
largely because q he greaE eaann-
Ties O. feoz stafzz ahaeh Are @esnz
consumed - the I. 8 ARM aNsn-
es and because @ me aId Nser
Great Britain an6 other eoaaznes
which aHe nos luEafEed = -
present world VA.
c Z Dees 1rs tee Representa-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-18
New jackson County
American Legion
Officers Installed

The jackson County pusz IS
American Legion Installed r. :
officers 81 rs monthly meeting hele
Thursday night u the Old Spanish
Furt The ceremonies vert brief.
Cue 70 the large amount u business
confronting he post
Arthur Z. Smith. retiring artinR
Tice-eummanoer vas the installing
officer Those aadaeteo int office
were L I Stiglef. P2scag0ulA. can
manneK. john Macarthur. Moss
P0irt first vis1-commnnder Roy
NtuGftelcs PsScaRoula. secunn F1na-
COMMANDER. Wesley Golf. WADE
third vloe-commAndeT. Lyman
Gr1ersau Moss Pu4al. searEenE~at-
arms ano J { Reeves. Moss Point,
pos adsufaut
FoloNlne the business nesaz1ni
refreshments were Nerxed.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-18
Slot Machine Raids
By Sheriff Guy Krebs
Get Fruitful Results

6NooplnK a0Nn or SLOT machines
aae other gambling deslees op@-
sting IN Ns etsy II PasezKoui6 ana
other paris o jackson Counts.
Sheriff J Gus Ereas a~anftSnzsed
q totAl q = SO. machines during
the past EeeE No arrests have beer
Hazas ~ connection With ne 0oe4s-
ton q the gambling deElosz 30 IA
TIE machines have sesn stored "a
Sheriff kneos uftlce pending finai
disposal G. re cases 4 consider
abe Gmoz1ut O money zas cen
tanned b ne sbs machines winch
81 y turned over . ne county
treasury
So machine operators have be-
eazne more bo1 Wiz ter opsH=
asssas b neseut week i has been
posnssc CT While tnsx have beea
kao@n 70 operate n VARIOUS paru
q NE county Ter some months non
faesF presence had ben concealed
HaNeser. Sheriff Krebx stated TIA.
s1Het theF have become 50 numef.
oAx and conspicuous be thought !.
sezz shaf - Ulck then ID befors
soznebOdy ssumbieE over one ..
Ten arc se4 hurt
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-18
STATE GAME COMMISSION
TO PLACE FISH KILLING
IN HANDS OF ATTORNEYS
sporlsmen Hold Protest Meeting II Naneleaye DenouneinR
Pollution Of Pascagoula River And
Tributaries Last Monfh.

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follow
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