davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Furred Dress Goats, sI8
Reduced Y and more

Reduced Y and more
Is coats in wool woodland cotton fabrics all with
quilted lambSwool interlinings. Fitted and boXy
styles in black, trimmed with Persian lamb, silver
fox rump, tipped skunk, and leopard. Sizes 10 to
Is, AZ, A, 1872 and 241a.
8 Fur Coats including 32-inch coats with matching hats
mus 38-inch and 40-nch coats. Mink-dyed rabbit
black and gray caraculdyed kdskin and beaver-dyed
rabbit Sizes r. 16 49, 20 Were $65 and Now Si5
Down STAIRS STORE, coATs SUITS
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Silk Hose, S., 2 for 81
IrregularS

500 pairs 3-thread silk chiffon hose, and 4-thread
business sheer silk hose Charming Spring shades,
most fattering the leg. Irregularities do not
affect the wearing qualities.
DOWN STAIRS STORE, HOSIERY.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Little Girls Goats, Special So

IS double-breased with swing Spring
colors Navy strawberry, dusty pink
herrngbone effect wool-and-rayon chevio wool
fannels In the group Sizes to g. Take advantage Of this
special price to get your little daughters their Easter coats
Similar styles regularly much higher priced
Down STAIRS SroRr JuvINuEs
Evening star., 1941-03-27

200 aterng betting and crepe hats pastel color
for the Small and headsizes
of this special purchase to buy hat for every costume
Down STAIRS STORE, MILLINERY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

GENERAL PUBLIC LOAN
$3.50 Joy, 403 Woodbrook Bldg. TY. s-332l
1888 Woodward. cor. Pasadena TO. s-443o
els Barlum Tower. SO Cadillac So CA. O0e2
1910 David Stott. 1889 Griswold RA 2sTs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Automobiles for Sale
q. sedanette: today only
1895. Big trade.
Earl Reddick. 1920 Livernois
11414 Livernois

IPONTIAC--194O spec De L. trk. sedans
and opera seat coupes; also 40 torpedo
club coupes and sedans. radios and heaters
really nice; Is 10 select from; 1-3 On. bal.
is mos. F. M. Gregory, heated showroom.
1866 Gratiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

lPLYM0UTH-ie36- e-f-trk- sedan a
little beauty; only $l67, trade or Ia dn
f. M. Gregory. heated showroom, 1866
Cratiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Auto Painting
Tires-NeU and Used

ttre-rfssdrng- gEHts-1e2s.
Passenger and truck sizes In stock
Motor CITY Tire Service 313I GrAtIot.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
Vice-P President
Wallace And Party
Visit PascagOula

Alxlng bushes Nth she 81 ea.x
uza1 brought them 70 TIE MIzsls-
sIpu 0uf Coas4 . hep bury S.
at1T Pal Harrtann. vzes Prezsaent
Henry A. Wallace anc eenaks-s
q TIE naval AID military affair
eanzmiftees today visited n II
eAlh snipoulldans rards &C pazee-
GuazA where -nzzaaeraax naval -
commercial vessels re beiue huIlf
They @w Ne 8 81 Africa
Ce1et, Ehich - BE- iauncbed
here Saturday fax he soush A.
Hea1 service. a11 numerous g.
e zai1 un1eT eaassrartton. -
then harrisd haek % Gulfnurt -
- 4zzseral sezzIezA
AAong Ac4e = Ehs uartx -
Senators Reynolds Democrat ko~zh
Carolina. HI uznoerat Ahhaua.
ozesu Democrat Rhode TeIane
4funaa4 R~egu1Acan. Idaho. Co.,
- 0nmoCra1 Keafneky. Cusns-.
AzAn Gaazh Dskusa -
2ea4 Democrat washington
zscaEntaEsz william Ca5-~
= HzsezsOal4 helpez khoW - 49,
e. aroune ha h1ane toun -
- neN snlpFsE14 n rDuie -
20 : GllzzAe & TIE O. -
3A1Ez b@e sstzs - q Rnuza.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
CLASSES To OPEN
FOR LIFE SAVING
COURSES MONDAY
Philip AlspAeh Designated To Direct
CtHSsss AZ Pasnagoni4 Municipal
Pfer Dor Hash Men And Weznen.

Classes IN afe saving ard watsr
safety wtl he apansa Monday after
nosn Al , oeiuek af the passaeeuia
kfmtcifai Pier under he asznecs
u ire Jaeksan County Chapter Of
Anasgfcan Red Craas. h mAs n
u1tnl1ed N R1zfElu A1Afmnh. nertl-
fINfKA8H<H 4MM AmAxNsAsf6A4a MeM
u faRman8 II E4U ilaR
and senios-an1 are open - 10Th
and girls Alter Monday The
wni ~ corducsea a = osciock
each moxniEx.
Young Aapacn returned Last week
from NatchisnciYes. La where he
attended the special asnoog for Red
Crass Instructors for q period Of 10
days and va given MS certificate ~
an inssrnctox.
A. many pxNouS ~ ~ possibly
Do 10 are being urged % take tine
n1ursea There are many persons
wfao Sal haa4 and spend much os
their TIME Alonz the wafer front
and Il h tels that the Instructions
given The people Of this community
IA life sastng and water safety sill
grove Of great benefit
The Glasses which opxn on Mnn-
day VIII be the first ses up III JACK
aan County tins year Another class
L expected 10 bx started later In
TIE summer here in Pasraxoala and
also one II ocean SpEtnss Tsefe
VII b. no charge made Tor these
instructions A. the entire cost wfi
aa-~.a
tCuattnued on Page Il
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
Jackson COunty's
Draft Quota Is Set

A naach alo~eT paee n ealing
Ter aaezaz during sne month q
july = Indicated fFom Ene draft
heAo10zrtn4 Ia WaxainEtol. So
far Jackson county officials have
received calls for huE nEae men o.
thkx there will b. AZ white men
sent fEun here @ Jaiy Z ard
three segrosa or July Is These
Ill be part o. the states qtnDta q
&C Whi1E men and - Negroes
Wao III b nduetea during the
cary part q next north
Al O EE hczi asAectees I'll
report = Camp snslnx for nlduc-
tAon.
BT1ezdass OeEszzl Thomas :
Grayso1 state Dlgextox Of seser-
tive serx4e said yesterday thai
through June IS 8 fo4as O. Sis -
kc1ea consisting q ISIS white ard
4L co4oxec have beeu Ms9ctea
nc re Army freza Mlzalss1ppl
a further eis white EEaaneee ar
aetse14ze1 fer EnaezAan uruer calls
outstanding fg the remainder q
June bringing TIE EozzI BY Juns
- f042 Mtzslzxiprlz original auo-
q Of Iz7se for the period endine
Jazs - euaic readily have beer
msE hs1 covering acquisitions b3eE
rnezzz2
C@z@zaI GF4Fsen extended cor
sxz4azazAszs 70 ne - L11ai Board.
II He ezate for dang zuch q I'M
- 80 ezpEczse1 eaafl1znce Ena.
0e exzzlng gplFtz q euopexattnz
81 eazzznze ard h<Ine about ever
greater el4kteney Il Ehs operation
Of E1< 9etecttgs Sexslee System L
MAazezpuA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
Officers Elected
By Odd Fellows
Tuesday Night

81 ne nzeNthtx O. N~Nse&ku4i&
No q. I o .. r. held
Tuesday night Elton Posey was
elected Noble Grand ana Norman
Alien. Vice Grand, for the six
months beginning July ! The secre-
tary and treasurer are elected IN
December for the year.
The two above named officers
elect. with their apEsolntees. will
be installed AZ the next meeting
july l
Al this meeting Tuesday night.
the Grand Secretary. Arthur Alien
and ". + ~SpzrkInan- sf- the
Lodges representative 70 the recent
meeting Of fhe Grand Lodge IN
Columbus. made their reports Of the
meeting. which we're gnud reports
and shUWea That the Order Is pro
crossing III tlsS s1Ate paacaRou-
las report wss one Of TIE best made
a. the Grand Lodge
The nex Neon SIGN. which the
Local Lodge Non BY virtue Of It's
Increase IN membership. uAx dis
played n the lodge neom TUESDAY
night and wAi soon be hung 70
decorate the front OF the hig Ode
Fellows Building on krehs Avenue
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
BRITISH THANK
LOCALPEOPLE
FOR WAR GOODS

Mu Bazs X Bernhart Ocean
SprtElgz. secretary Of TIE Jackn0a
County Chapter Of the American
Red CTuzz. has received m inter-
esttElg letter from Mrs Steile Reed
ina. chairman o. the Wonnsnx Vol
wsary Services fox Cru Defense
Of Lond0n England thanking the
people of jackson County for the
assistance - rendering relief 70 war
sufferers N that country. Mu
Reedlnxx letter IA as follows.
AS chairman of the ". v. s I
want 70 thank every member Of
your Chapter Tor the wonderful
contributions you have sent 70 rs
for the help this has been 20
every \ who has suffered
The gifts resolved have made
II possible 70 assist people who
have lost everything IN the bomb
ing q their homes: people who have
not only lost tneir possessions but
often members Of their family rs
well
Mobile cznteens given By you
feed those who have been bombed
war nurseries. which take Tn the
small children suffering from
enemy action. have been started be-
cause your Junior Branches have
sent u donations Clothing you
make & issued 30 persons As they
emerge from the horrors Of being
bombed
Il wonder II you realize hop much
the fact that each Individual mem
Der Of you has shown sacrifice and
understanding IN your gfft has
helped to strengthen the courage
and the determination q the re-
cipieuts q what you have sent.
Every woman mna child IN
nnA1 1ssnEEv . playlns = daEintts
Ears Il 1ne battle waa1eh q nov
and Il Is because Of Your
help and sympathy that battle Is
less bitter suffering h iess severe.
strain Is Iezz acute
1T Is for this reason that a
Of the v. v. 8. acting for
American Red Cross IN matters Of
civilian relief IN this country, I
thank you both ON behalf Of those
VINO benefit BY your generosity and
Of members vino have the Joy
Of handing your gtftz~
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
INTERNATIONAL.
PAPER CD. MERGES.
SOUTHERN KRAFT.
Mss reiut Mm 1aken In A. Paper
NIills OF ssu4h Brsesns Fzrt OF
Neither Company

Officials Of ne Moss Point plant
Of the Southern ErAff Corporation
received word Tuesday ason that
effective - that ume the hcAl
plant heated ~ Kreoie. had been
merged with tine international
PAPER Co The consolidation went
into effect upan eoEpietton o. ths
recent bond financing.
For the paas number Of years the
Kreole plant - wsil as other units
of the Southern Kraft Corporation.
had been Operating a. q subsidiary
Of the international Paper Co
Therefore. the formal consolidation
vii not create any change IN the
personnel It was announced By
Richard J. Cullen. president of the
international Paper Co
Several months ago Il - indi-
Gated and announced thai plans
we're underway % consolidate the
paper Industries. However. Il re-
CURED some time 70 eomplete the
process.
The merger i said 70 marx an
other step IN the simplificaEton Of
International Papers corporate
structure. Il nos owns directly all
Of the major operating properties
controlled b 1t IN the United States.
President Cullen said the mer .er
involved no exchange Of securities
outstanding in the hands Of the
public.
The original Southern Kraft paper
min was organised and established
N Kre0ae ~ the l. N. Dantzier
Lumber CO interests n 1910 II
Was the first plant Of ies kind 10 be
built and wax established % make
uae Of thn vase mafnrimh q the
panf1iur lumnar mills N this nen-
zann. una1 fssAz Ezane No nun1nM haa
n4nn EeANAzea f. niM1nfanzaKlaa
paFeT pulp fruEu ne southagr raalss
Z Ii MayeE. nos retired. Is cnemist
and executive q the Southern
Kraft was the first person 70 perfect
the manufacture Of paper from the
pine wood
The southern Kraft branches
and mill are located al Kreoae.
Sprtnghin. la. Georgetown, s. G.
Panama 1sy Pa Camden, Ark
ard BaStr~ Ia. and have & capac-
IL Of 100000 tons annually.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

10y 80 NAMAA - AARtaAtN
MtIal1xls 81 ftAh n TIRE streams q
Jackson County uxfe killed durtnz
M past week end and are being
washed up on tte shores ~ TIE re-
4ulA q q neInuus and atroc1uus
crime. committed Allegedly b aaa
Of the industries N she upper re-
stuzH q tnE southeastern part q
the state, by aiioaing. accidentally
O. parpoeeiy exanznznlzs quantities q
poisonous chemicals % escape mo
TIE NaseF2 o. streams EmpEyius into
TIE uppeT part q TIE PaseaepuAA
River.
spoFaneu ard officials q Jaek-
On County have entered protests
against the pollution of theoe waters
ard the resultant poisoning and
Killing o. tons q azh. causing ire
placable damaee-damase mn.ea
m0ney itsen cannos measure Wires
sr6 <EteEs have bsen sent % v ?
DearmAn. chairman a the Aslssls-
s1pnz state Game and pa Gen.
mzAAon dszz1dz1G that Al n4=
mediate Investigation re started %
detexmine the euures and resaau-
ssslliEy for TIE pollution. n las alza
been demanded that steps toMafa
prosecution q ths guilty parties b
taken.
: 3 hare - imagine q besGn
- estimate ne great amount Q.
czzaaEr done . the waters b u
pozzutScn and wholesale aia1Rh1ef ..
ne fan. unten abounced n tfssz
streams g. saEh 81 extent thai 3aEl
aezst1n had 1zz1zn8 fanaSN fuT =
fishing
EeAo3tue = ENuuTz that fAaz1ns
cd fan completely Uttered -
streams % the rzseAz1xIa Rived ~
IL subsidiaries haezase q the p
lzzAa1. the writer nA6e a haszz -
pEsonsi knxeatlzatleu of the en-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
Undiscovered Fire
Damages High School

No help wAa uee1e6 w a2ke1 f1E
= the tire which caused several
hundred dollars damage 20 tne a.
. The Fascazo1Ez High 8cnooI
building curing TIE past weekend
Il fact me fire started and burned
laEH aat without being discovered
sup T r. Wells Wax much suT-
#aa AondaF maznlnz when ne
eatesea nix offase aEd found He
zaaHHed walls SURROUNDINGS ne e2z-
re sRltch bux Apparently
azaH circuit had heen mace II
azaza manner. easing EpaEks =
saLle 1e pux UMa4 weFa hafna1
aaa melted 49,. - hos EsAl
asE ~ tHe Ter The 80
ss4 ~ 70 ne haaE = azs ftEa -
Ezauo o. ne faee = to e
go O. the 81 = nd Sza
e 30 ocioek sunday balnz -
aaz cas- o. MaAzn ~ nazzzzaz
- 4loocuplea e~zsab4&hed 4ae
dsaa
ne ozs l. easn b. izsaAa8
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
INTERNATIONAL.
ROTARY MEETING
SUBJECT Of TALk
nnrnhzm AftenAsa CeneeHfksn Al
DeaveE-Tells 81 rs Trin.
III Cslmner E~nlagtzes
Harrison

4 60 not helAege ; word you SAP
but ! uould give ny LIE - protect
you h yur right % saF what yoo
want . say as . paTaphrGxing o.
the BILL q RAsht& sas ne con-
ciuslon reached At The mestlnx Of
Rotary international II Denver
june Is. - reported 20 TIE Moss
Font Club BY their representative
XIX HrunhaEn-
me meeting and Al important
speeches stressed the fact that Ro-
tary and Democracy and zvnoulo-
nous. IF Durham sd In his re-
port - TIE Moss Point eiue Thurs
day - ne regular meeting.
Tne speeches b. - q the i'm
portaus men Were axe IL this
respect. III. Durham sd They
seemed = agree thai i xoul6 Be
Necessary for the United 6Ctatm
70 uttitxe every naturaI resource AZ
rs command ard ue TIE ueatess
possible SPEED IN Ald 70 Britain
y = e are 10 escape > hng anc hnr-
rfhe ~.
Mr. Huruhams report from tie
Rotary 1ntexrAtiouAf cougentIur
rs ne principal address .. An e.
peciaLly interesting SESSION a. the
club wnleh wna ATTENDED b al
members EA TIE ezEepEt1n q
fo4r Ta detailed nepa<f o. -
eoHsenzza1 wAs teoroaza1f sniusee
~ ne ezan. but = 20 lengthy 4
- HzzzzsHza IN aatau
President Lzlls Has eaHss
1a eza1 z64t next 49, IS deElR-
mated aeT installation - cfftcnrs
Tor II caza1ug yeaT. 80 neauesLee
- 49, n attendance - pnaAfnH
Hoa1abze Bill Celnex. ConueM-
man fn4 ia eIrtrf2 - - r4sa1I
q GeuHs Wood arz es1Taec :
a7uF4 tax Mr. CazMzT sd thAi
-
.~aHaswsama - - -
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
Millions Of Fresh Water Fish
Die, Strew Pascagoula River
AS Streams Become Polluted

PROBING into this mas 70 deteFmine
the speesss included as1acsas the vac
Tins there were found. large and
small mouth bass raneIns y ate
from = iew inches iuze % tho@e
which ordinarily would welsh tbres
and touF pounds each There wsre
gogEie-eyed perch. hfeasn. wfiie
perch mullets aturseea and man
other kinds 81 e1ihae tn Al tni
graveyard
A Little further down . large bur
fAao ftxh NeiEiling abnzt = or =
usuidA EaS wAshea - Or fhe
shore among other victims
While standing llnnEe : party o.
young boy4 Hho rezds = rat pax-
ticA4af nelghboxhood ~appxuachet
and made . brief survey - uae
situation They stood f. ; minnEe
o. 50 and then started - lave DN
gus and disappuantmenx was plain
" arittea on their faee4 4 CON
msut that This 4 = crime and s
shame nxuught q saaaEue1 rep
That's noEhlng mister. 80 saNsA
haze seen Il ye1terdaF evening b.
fore ne ude Wcnt dom and t6s
lisa uszlaed auay Win - eurFNnt
AL aloaE useze here eanzz tnE r.
Wss piled ouf ~ fnr A - and Is
fees We ms co1ne onwE - ~ no
oae 4 IS today
There IS little e - 1aa1t u
the bosx kuew what Hzz N@e ~
inz aho1z and weFe - s~zzKErai-
luR TNeE Nere too M a11Nt y
They nxed IN t.. u 40
paeahy there weHz Ha4 W..
uheu she flsn ahouHzzaz - NaseEz
o. thzE sec1znn uuxz - fAEnil1
meal Hnzu t1ere - 2E<4 pa1e.
foad nzszzluahle
The azh n tie nazaaA 81
eCauanasd O. - 1N4tEo
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
REGISTRATION
FOR SELECTIvE SERVICE
TAKES PLACE TUESDAY
Young Men Just Reaching Twenty One Years OF age Must
Register With Nearest Board For Induction
Into Service With u. s. Army.

The second registration Of young
men for SeIectfve Service IN the
United States Army viii take place
On Tuesday. july /. throughout the
United Ststez. Al young men who
have reached the age Of Il years
since last Octoner II. when the first
registration waa held. I'll he re-
aunec % reeEer az the places
designated Those men between the
ages of a and % who failed o. we're
unable 70 register during the initial
registration period are advised %
register ~ aalz time.
The registration on Tuesday VII
lake place between the hours of
~ O'Clock IN the morning and .
0el0ck ~ night ~ the local Offices
% the jackson County Draft Beard
II jackson OsunEy. The registrations
II f'aacasuazla Vii take pace IN the
draft board ozIics. IN Moss Polnf 81
the CITY HALE in Ocean Sprtnas az
the Caty Hall. Dees Store IN VAN
eleave. and - tne schooi II Hurley
Because q ne smaller number o.
nten whc are expected % reztztar
IL nalz registration. the rexlsfraktnns
Hm be handed % members Of the
draft board and advisory eoznmatsoe
q lhe county i win not ~ usces-
zafy 20 uae outside heip.
Al ul0ze who come under M
draft ase are warned thai they must
REGISTER. II neeaaze Of Illness e ether
aan4ssaNta n@aann sann 4 sse.aka- -
81 70 upe pzace q registration. he
Aszouid nostfy fhe arnf7 hnand CT
register - ne draft beard Office -
son As pozAihle thereafter.
Il d expeezed that maxe aaan 3
Mslih5n eadzanai nzzn III b
registered - ss<sice N ne ARM.
The draft officials u1n begin caIins
These seie@ TITO service - aoan
- sney 80 ne CLASSIFIED TIE men
III BE- Enaeszzsed N1th men already
registered x~ craft rather uan b.
uAeed e tie bottom q ne list
ms Is . change from he original
pan an1 eA DECIDED On beeaa@ q
oos4tufs II CauzreH % - arzzlral
ntnntsan - make the m Fagts-
EAn1 3nz=zz - the arazI axEaE
Ehaae no auTezlea hx1 Oe1aa
Various nzeaaaa are 80 - b
aader szu1z = sandwich ~ newest
EeaEanzs = "a me oshszz Il ;
nenncr wazeh seuid nrol4 criticism
The fxst e nea rglszas ss
tczsanasa n Pnee IL
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

et3sous Several places within a
few Easiea north az P2sc4guala were
visited and alwAyx the anxKu sas
the same-f1ah, dead and ro.sing
IieAtinR alanE Ntth the etlrfHn. =
entirG : Aekening spectacle. Ne.
oiIy from 4 standpoint o. ; kuoxrA-
man af0 likes fAhing. hs4t frum )
sense az common respect ard aa
miga,ion for the end0Nmenta o. na-
ture and The sight o. wholesale
destruction q natures creature
7 wAS rspulzlxe
Thh ~ 10 say noshlua q the
stencil created og these counties
fish floating ard lying along the
AZORES mat aioz1e w&s enough 70
induce NAUSEA and cause disease
The writer uas informed aaai thls
onndiuon existed upward - 100
miles from uas points visited and
The uAl q the pollution could
easily b Traced b. the toi takeu
among The fan
waking alaEzE the neef Tor q
1nzalcs q = szf msss q nasse 80
Uttered 4hoTsllne EAs found t. b.
uahefeisd - rutting and dsad FISH
and b. TIE thousands q fazh Hnrl
Nere floating along Efth TIE cur.
Fsnt Only khe spia2hsa q shs gar,
G1ich 4 laez could haze 5ern
killed would have beer s AesIae
and the disaster iasseuea -essmb-
q ihe zaEef Tney alone uith ths
naN unIEu sAIlereG zzaus Ire
SHORE 10 EarEe thcsnssVes Kltn M
deau hn naazlag Ia = saaze seer
20 benefit - 1aeg FED o. the s4e-
t4mA q tAs ndzl1tfon
Al oEs rzcs 3 bfaueh = 4 re
huns mt tie safer and 50 Ezsher
- the To- - ths riveE Here hun.
aFeos q fan asEs niec p zaa he'd
b ne saz3znt A oosnpssz 30 Q.
Go4fEus eeaz fah Eza as.a -
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
NATION GRIEVES
AS GREAT SENATOR
PASSES TO REWARD
Death OF Senator Pat Harrison Last Sunday Is Great Loss
To His Native State. Funeral At
GulfporI-

PAL Harrison. the 9enafeis prezi-
deuE pro fempure. chairman Of Is
finance COMMITTEES and beloved b
- ais colleagues, died Sunday n
Emergency Hospital washington
1ne tall neuanl ss-ysAr-esa Afzs-
60 :
canaTsSa. mad undergone an 0pH9a-
ton Tor an Intestinal obstruction
aass Monday He rallied wcil after
nz ordeal. but IN min-wcek took =
turn for the worse.
senator Harrison died az e3s
A N aid q brief announcement
oy his personal friend and playzi-
can. d Sterling Ruffin He had
grown steadily weaker eETsrS the
u1snt and vas unable % take any
uourishmsnt. He died Of exhaust
ion
A. the oedside were ATS wife. ne
former Mary Edwtna McIuns q
Leakesvilie. Mis- and hts SON.. Pat
j.
Two other children Mrs. James
y Cummings OF Bethesda. Nd and
Mrs. Iryin Miller Of Nashville.
Tenn q brother. Burroughs Hsr-
Flsgn Of KilmiehaeL Miss and =
sister. Mrs c. Z Saunders Of Crys-
"a spring. Misz., also survive.
Expressions O. Grief
When word OF his death SPREAD.
there vas an Immediate outpaurilig
q expressions OF grief from admin
stfstlou officials anE members q
Congress
President Roosevelt said has pass
lAg k 3 great sorrow 70 all Of ~
Nao we're MS close friends II u
hSs % lie nation and 70 the state
o Mississippi He VII he
saaly missed N thls hour o. grave
emergency"
Colleagues suggested q state fu-
neral II tribute 70 Harrisons states
msnaAip and popularity. but TIE
family kn0w ing the Senator'S pref
eTenee and simplicity. demurn~d
L Washington. Harrison lived
quietly with his wife Continuously
eszssel With social invitations. he
ezsaeeea them ii favor OF the more
Ha Va AAA
tfseaas Much d hs eff time Until
So 5earx vas spent On the Burn
rs Tree Country Club Eolf course
l. national politics Harrison
e1 as temporary chairman q
iae uHuuituous Democrats national
ea atton AZ Madison Square Gar
cen Nex York IN fs74.
Sold Neukpapers
81 IN Crystal Springs Aiz.
August = 1881. the son Of Robert
aac Myra Patton Harrison. he rs
o he death o. rs father. Q Goa
tsasHafe veteran.
Selling Newspaper - . bog. he
Continued a Paee Twelxel
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

Administration Roland Wall uf tfa
state WrA organization states that
Tire flrxf class Of WPA WORKERS III
she Machine shop School az Mis-
aizktpps state College have Rraen-
ated and AL ta q the enFollees have
ben placed n private employment
- wages mueh layer TRAN they had
0e&n feretsifzM These enfpilefa
wsFe placed wtah Continental Gin.
g Birmingham. Ala and The ether
three with ether defense indus
tries Each enralie3 rseelvca from
: - Il weeks training. and lndnz-
tries n which tffeY we're placed
z1ase that al are d1lrsg satisfactory
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