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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14

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fs4 ha sisp ~ a. soslEH#at
Il wNA g. yea1e Aza ensn nj,
Hnnr. has ututief and SISTER eeeetta
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many ard crusas u lfe unftcd
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tfleHG huf he was a~elafminea. even
thu4seh hAs eyes evss dEFnsrezi wtth
tnAE2 m hnnae-ssekneAs ant be Dr.
eiaea that America emA mlsese ~
sheuh mAks hs h&ane Mani -
the time since that he has heaA~i
back With uanktulne4s nsat he
mace hAs oecisiun tbea9h heart
fendexins at Ne tlsna eApexiAty
win Ire present eoateliiusts q nls
native land
Afr RoRr had hss obstacles 10
otxFcmnN and disapsxnsntsnanm %
heAf before ne found h~aftAaaHu m
this land Hts fisAs disappointment
saa uiaen ne irft Ms native Bfesn
menhnven. on tne shores q the
great North sea IN uermanY. On
his tssh hiFtlsday AHnlsxF1afy, keck.
Ina adventure he went - txu6un
EnNlAnd where he hoped 10 board .
ship Mn leAFaed there. however
taAl hin ship had met rs fate and a
xste9T grave IN q ssuxm ali HANDS
bring ioat with her.
He remained m Lnndan long
enough 20 take In ne sights and
then feturned home. where he took
passage fof Nex Yufk HA mother
and sister sailed Tot Amherst Nova
Scotia on another sessal where
they joined one Of hih brothers. Who
was = wfleelwrieht Ehnre.
After THREE years In New YORK
win another brother. he arcsded 10
Join hiA sister. Mrs Joseph ANnea
Chapman. and other memhetA 81 his
family In Nova Scotia upnn reach.
ing there he decided % Learn his
chosen trade ana became an ap-
prensaee blacksmith and wheel
wright Ne learned 20 mekE the
finest Of cnrFtaxra. bneeiaa. wAaans
and ether vehicles ~ tie aag.
Then ozaa day III t8ah. tfaers came
. letter from bis half sister. Mira
Jim Dutch who uaa making her
hnme In Pascagoula She described
the beauties Of this section Of the
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14
MARK P.T.A. START.
IN FOUNDERS DAY.
PROGRAM At P \ 5
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w~eanesanys kAEtx FTA nsnanxy
E~aalAeas Nena Per Pnsxknni
Eamuaaiam StrxmnnA

IRE Pareni Teacher ASsarsast0u
II pA~Ag0alA H@h srhaa head IL
sruuA Fsandcrk Day waxtam a
ne Hseh ectsool weaneeasy nixht
FEBRUARY t2fh with = reprperatalise
attendance
Mr. J. n M@rKan president,
agseand the oelihexAtAaxx s1kh TIE
Daxdx Prayer said IN ursxna WITH
the audience STANDING. the -Ssax
spankiee Banner ard America
we're sung.
Many expressions q rasFet we're
heard AZ the sudden illness q Mrx.
T " Hadson. one of the plAyesx
II the eAss q the mcheduie6 bay
e. "reminiscences, necaszitatlnR
the poSiporement Of TIRE pleasure az
seeing the women at In this hftie
eraTna
Miss Rose Nell Denson read an
acruStie on Founders Day, nam
ug these words. Foundations 90
lec2 Understandings. Needs. Deeds.
~kxtsnS1un. Resources SuocesA Dedi.
cation. Appraisal. Year,
Mss Densons delivery and her
asa modulated vutce added nuch
- he pleasure q this part of the
IuagraEn
Bearing q ecaauful cake covered
With ~ candies came Hermtne Her
fa and Gloria Cole They as
sisted Mrs J. s Huffman in the
task Of lighting the - candles.
symbolic 81 The years OF the Parent
Teacher Association
The audience stood and sang tire
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14

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NJ RaAF had All og tlse business be
c0uAa attend % bal he aiuaFs Iaasaa
tinaH - dahois n rkallkioa ard dss.
cuNs uuituoAi ccuasueuic and efstx
affairs Nw mans yeafs - sasup
whs , nah IT activity eth Is err
ftaRe making and fetAiEiuR. ean.
sffaetfea Of waeun bodies and ham.
nssflns ous teas and implements q
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During the waning yexFs ~ shAs
ufm 81 business and manufacture
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Nhinn hH souk gzxas pride
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fading away nat TIC fotad memories
81 earlier days III pancaspula ana
a. adventurous man. I'll iI3sse4 ii.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14

Heber LAdner. Secretary q ne
state Budget Commission. azuoursc-
e approval ~ the CoFnfHfzalon Of
budget acquisitions for the third
quarter q the current hleunlzau
amounting 70 9Iz7T7etH he De-
paxtmepl Of pubic welfare. inelud-
Ing cd aee assistance. ed = de-
pendent ehlkren. assistance for TIE
hlind. snd 1ak cot ~ commodity
diMrzbnElen neoklFe1 ga ellouneut
ef 4S7E7s1 n. while TIE Fszloza
Last Tuesday Members q ne tFoeD
aEoranm. bind ard ceaf sehoela
peulteEasAFF I'D the IndazlFzal =
Training aehoua reserved szezAN6&
ne nemaIn6ef u me total a1lo4s
ter Nenz . ne various aaes &C.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14

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Mn Mlman Mizxsu6 r1ax i ass
tane g MaxxAAnA M MasysassA.
~ TFdeMN exsnI8ns De xsrtaes
81 ue usaAT1amaR Aasshwr~pmah~t
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a. e gatsxaal CpwvenSson q
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c0assutAn msen m tkklen n AsAs
Ma G T ruf1uxn read me un
aanz q ~ ha anesGtrx. Ana shs
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bar wEes 90 mcssat mnuas And
sAAea Ia
Ore e TIE inaerssglre vsena q
TIE sswnans w4S uar rrcltas ~ Mr.
walter Gaky ~ he a6riy hks1ewv.
wth 8Nsoa xnierN undmtakea AZ
Ne rAasaeoaiA PArent Tearsss4 A..
sscfatian
II wa1 = fIre saso~ang for 1hs
AS3ociaasn ard rncelsea waa.
rnesstee apEAAaee whcn Mrs nanxx
0nth14 ne e~aauEtlufay tod SsRay
Sne nentEoned ~ me Esalset fes
ISL, Already coGnpaete1 tie aeea-
muaAttrsa of xufflcient dIshek. slass
ware ard silver 70 serve l~un1heans
and hAnearsx fm the vArtusn m-
eanlxAtAanA which mees frosa tine 8
time al TIE school This ware waz
purchased 01roszgh a local firm arc
= recelsans fnAns enxnpstmsentA
IN usEs cuxmecthan. 4 reaoaasina
was pASNed 70 not lend o. rent any uf
this nFw material excepa q me
school OFEnnimti0ns most cuncerned
Also 4 was sussezaed and . mo-
uon paNed that a cabinet be built
TO hoid the dishrs and glassware.
Mrs Travis Avery held the a.
lantion Of every one As abe spake
on the need for physical education.
usxine that every one should know
more Of cancer. ia cause and cure.
and at her suggestion and Fucexn-
nEn6attou Ire PrA agreed 70 spon-
sor Dr. irving w. MocdyS showing
a q film Cancer Control some-
arne IN March.
Ms Hesds room again wou ue
attendance record for mothers and
fathers present
The crowd adjourned 20 the school
cafeteria. where the Home Enon0n-
les young ladies served hot cocoa.
sandwiches and delicious home
made cookies. The Founder Day
Cake. with It's a candles. srseed
the table. but was not cut, 70 the
fegret Of those present
The occasion also cekbfAted
Daddyk Night quite q Eprinklins
Of daddies we're present
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14
OLD VILLAGE BLACKSMITH
SHOP YIELDS TO PROGRESS
l. "A. ReAr Shep4 raseagossa Lard Mara. Recall.
cslsrtul Career of n. FouaAss Ard Ownss-
a Master M~hses~Fixht.

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14

4 pFtss repaFt states q. 8 Amy
he 1000 pianes. q. : Navy 1860,
and 5000 70 BE- added In 9. a.
6peek. Asst superintendent state
Hospital. Whitfield. rs beea named
superintendent By Governor JOIN
son A0uktiern Governors will
hcad their annual meeting e New
OTleaE1 March ls-i7 4 mose.
mzzzt Il On foot 70 make Z 3 High
Nay 81. north ard soulf. . t-laale
highway Tor National Defeuzs :
Etlmafed y. B. Pre- 10 in 1874
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14
BIG POINT

ar. auo MA - waters q Aneo-
dore. Ala. have moved into The
home with the Bud Lee Cunning
hams
Gordon 0ofI Of Kreole was q
business visitor 70 our community
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilbert and
two children. Billy Clayton and
Carolyn jean Of Gulfpcrt. who were
enronte 70 Montgomery. Ala. 20
make their future home, stopped
with Mrs Gfsbert'k Parents for >
few hours visit on Saturday They
VIII be missed b. their relatives and
friends but ali wish for them hap
piness and success IN their new
home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. 7. w. Golf and
children. Mr. and Mrs. Homer coch-
ran and children and mother. HRS.
Edna Nelson. spent Sunday sath
relatives in Mobile.
y
Miss Marjorie Cunningham. after
spending several weeks with her
sister and brother-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Gilbert Of Gulfport re-
turned home Saturday.
D
Mr. and Mr1. Leonardy and Mr..
and Mrs Willard Ogborn spent sun
day afternoon With Mr.. ard Mrs
Lincoln oozshorn Of Helena.
o.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Tucker, and the
formers father. Of Quitman moved
70 his community last week and are
living IN the house known as TIE
McClamroch place.
Mrs. A c. Cunningham accomp-
anied her daughter and son-in-iau
kfr and Mrs. Carl Gilbert Of Gulf
port 70 their new home IN Mont
gomery. Ala and viii visit there
for Q few weeks.
Mr.. and Mr.. Gilbert Nelson and
Mr.. and Mrs H 8. Long weFe bnsi
meas visitors 70 Pascagoula Tuesday
afternoon
The Community social ct Ia,
community house Saturday nlgh|
was very successful. Several PER.
sons from Hurley we're present
Stunts Of different kinds we're eixef
BY those attending. Chicken am
oyster safnbo. pie and coffee. wers
served Proceeds realized vii 3
used for the clubs benefit
D.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Sidney Roberts0E
and children. and Mrs. Carrie Bag.
gett and Mrs. Myrtle Goff Ttslt1<
relatives IN Mobile Sunday after.
noon.
Mr. Mullen uAs taken 70 n
jackson County Hospital Tues1al
morning for medical treatment ~
szah for her . kpercy recovery an
thai she may BE home soon.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14
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Cold Symptoms

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14
vANCLEAvE

Mr and Mfs namt1ea " Faarxz
and daughters LOIS af1n Betty 81
He's Orleans were guests Sunday
u siAe home Of Mr.. Finfryas father.
]. A FURRY.
Mfr. and MIA. b Edward Ellls and
children. Ivan. Beatrice. Clara snd
Ben. visited relatives Ia aalsnnaA
Ala. Sunday.
Rev. T. n Hols preached at the
vancleaye Methodist Church sun
day morning and evening
90
Misaea Fannie and Susie valxian
attended the opening and 1edleA-
ton Of the jefferson Davis Shrine
1t Beauvolr Saturday afternoon 81
last week.
Miss Ruth Bsreed vIssted Misses
Mildred Moody and Mildred Estes
ct Biloxi during the past weekend
Much sympathy Is expressed for
the vancieave relatives q EAfbef
Lee Rouse who was killed Ia an
automobile accident In Kreule last
week
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Mr. and Mrs q c Roberts. N0lip
7. Roberts. Spencer Roberts ana
Misses Maude and MARION Roberts
spent the paet weekend IN Jackson
where they were guests nf their
eouslns. Misses Myrtle and MAJ
Broom and Mf. and hTs Knox
Broom.
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The members of The faculty of tfas
Vanciease Consolidated School have
been invited 70 the home q AIRS.
". c Overton for next Tuesday nf.
tefno0u where they 81 ne guests
q tns Port BAygu W0mAnsa clab
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Mr.. ana Mrs Sidney Robertson
and children. and Mrs. Carrie Bag
gett and Hrs. Myrtle 0oif visited
relatives IN Mobile Sunday after
noou.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14

Mr. Mullen uas taken 70 the
Jackson County Hospital Tuesday
morning for medical treatment We
n1sh for her 3 speedy recovery and
that she may be home soon.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Nelson and
Mr.. and Mrs H 8 Long EeFe bnsi-
meas visitors 70 Pascagoula Tuesday
afternoon
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
By DR.. Logan Clendening

ment. II the colon can be irri-
tated by irritating food. IL
seems logical to eliminate the
food from the diet-beans, cab
bage. onions, garlic, sauerkraut,
lunch meat livery indigestible),
chill, pepper, excessive amounts
of fat. and sweets.
BY all odds the greatest serv-
ice the physician can do the
patient with colitis is to pre-
vent a surgical operation.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
0. B.-"How many hours
sleep does a person 30 years old
neede Is five or six hours
enough? People I know say yes
but / find I need eight or nine
hours"
Answer-Five or six hours
sleep in "a is sufficient for any.
body over the age of 30. Most
sleeping troubles are not due TO
lack of sleep but what you think
about the amount of sleep you
have had. However. II YOU can
get eight of nine hours of sleep,
do so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04

most Americans about and usually more
interested the inmates local than in the handling
of their young denquen tough charge but we've asked
for 1t.
60 WHAT'S the detention quarters? But
~ detention homes young bandits end where
they Why and where do they start? Most of
think they tracks, nosome slums. And we'd
probably agree
Association San that such underprveged
youngsters happier wholesome
tion particularly at night.
All of which sounds hope Nom, Pop and Teacher
go through really the
Dead Kids? don't think THINK THE
PROBLEM COMES MUCH MUCH NEARER HOME and that
enlightened indignant parents and teachers
much responsible for the Sums pool crooked
politicians.
The simple fact is Baby Bandits being bred almost
abundanty north of tracks south They being
comfortable. adoring indugent advanced
lavhy equipped cassrooms And they the direct result Of
adult deterioration in standards.
WHERE DOES OUR PRACTICALLY INCREASING JUVENILE
w DELINQUENCY START? AS A MOTHER f. . AND A
WORKER WITH YOUTH FOR THE PAST 20 YEARS
SCHOOLS AND IN THE ATTITUDE THE AVERAGE RE
SPECTACLE" AMERICAN CITIZEN
Thirty years ago California passed orbiddng high
school secret societies. sororits poor boy
hanged himself because he bid" by school
YET IN ALMOST EVERY SAN FRANCISCO HIGH SCHOOL
SUCH SECRET SOCIETIES FLOURISH UNDER VARIOUS
sUBTERFUGES WITH THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE TEACH
ING STAFFS AND THE CONSENT OF THE PARENTS WHO
LEND THEIR HOMES FOR MEETINGS.
WHERE DOES MANY A DEAD END KID" START?
HE STARTS IN ANY HOME AND CLASSROOM WHERE
PARENTS AND TEACHERS ARE TOO LAX OR COMPLACENT,
ADORING STUPID OR INDIFFERENT TO ENFORCE THE
LAW THEY SHOULD MAKE HIM RESPECT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04

sensible. almost efficient
young woman. She had had
the proper dates with the
proper young men. She had
enjoyed a theater now. a con-
cert then. A few friends in
for bridge, small group in
for drinks. She shared her
apartment with another girl.
They were snaFtly turned out
successful young business
women-both of them. They
were the products of feminine
freedom.
Six short weeks ago, Then.
because she had gone to the
Raines anniversary party, be-
cause a friend of a friend OF a
friend had CHANGED TO drop
in, bringing Sam Acker-here
she was at the moment. eat
ing her heart out because
Sam acknowledged that the
past few weeks had been
merely fun!
They had danced high up
on roof gardens, they had
played in the surf out on the
south shore. They had gone
fishing at Montauk. and
riding through the Montclair
reservation. They had laughed
and played and been happy,
and now he was going away.
and she would be left with the
remnants Of a memory.
She couldn't meet his eyes.
She couldn't chatter namely.
She wanted to bury her head
in her arms and weep stormily.
She wanted to fling herself
upon him, begging sbjectly
until he consented to take her
with him. Instead she said.
you're picking up the boat
at Baltimore 90
He nodded.
Another fellow and his
wife are leaving from there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
By MIRIAM F. BRANDON

tention to the warning. and in
the weeks which followed
she'd forgotten it completely.
But today-struggling toward
the corner where she could
get a cab-today she remem-
bered. After the damage had
been done-after falling head
over heels in love with the
man-after practically throw
ing herself at him, and been
tossed back to herself-today
she'd remembered the warn
ing. and cursed herself softly
for her stupidity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
VERY DIFFICULT

II is very difficult to get these
cathartic habit people TO stop
the habit. They are very rea-
sonable about it, and agree with
you that it is a bad thing but
when evening comes and that
feeling of heavineSs is there,
nothing seems to be able TO keep
them from going to the pill box.
Another cause that has been
suggested is allergy. 1t is sup
posed the spasm is due to hyper
sensitivity to a certain food and
that eating this food causes the
spasm.
1t is often a very common
food that is at fault. This is all
the more pu1zling because IL
YOU have cramps every time
you have broccoli. you are likely
to connect the two events, but
you are likely to eat some form
of wheat or eggs every day so
your discomfort is continuous
and the connection Is hard to
form.
The most important elements
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04

marry proposing in order to the torture
Of the aforementioned question.
these should 10 another city where
hey put Mrs" instead of Miss" before their
name pose widows Divorces know woman who
did something like this successfully As Miss and
sensation but divorce and
strawberry blonde in the she social riot have
which may discussed later in the
sheer lady remember, just trying TO be
helpful. 1t all part OF service to subscribers.
-DR0F.-MIILIAM LYON PHELPS of his
children of teraure Jim Hawkins in Treasure
Island" Little Pip in Great
Tom Brown Rugby? and Captain
Marryat Mdshpman Easy? and "Over Tist7 Also "Pecks
Boy But what mysthe how the good professor hap
pencd to leave Oft Tiny Tim
"You mention bankruptcies in England" Detroit
subscriber How about the Morlok quadrupets all girls of
Lansing Mich: OF Michigan quite proud of them"
OFFICE wife Of Manhattan writes:
the craEest people. My boss smokes
pipe which mndedy empes into the
paper shre."
list of 10 film box Office among the stars
first eight Ninth and tenth Judy Gar
land and Bette Is worth noting there oonph
girl type listed the best 10 cinema makers Don't
whether this fact "oomph girls" longer
popular that the Hollywood cues styled not really
'oomph girls"
ONDON wearing skirts 10 inches from the
ground They this Is necessity due TO scarcity Of
Francisco Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and New
York also wearing skirts Is inches from the ground
forget what their alh s
Chicago OBren. the three known have made
wagering profitable bricklayer from St Louis
Other two George Pittsburgh Phil Smith and George Sou
last named said OF the money beat
ing the races trying to beat the stock market.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Better Health

in treatment are the re-educa-
ton of the patient and it is, like
all education. very painful
process. The patients with coli
tbs are perfectly willing to SUBJ
nit to doing everything that is
bad for them. They are willing,
indeed they insist on cathartics
and enemas.
DR.. o. 8. Jones of st. Louis
is very graphic on this point.
He admits complete failure to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
APPEALS TO HER

He watched her closely. She
was gathering up her bag and
gloves.
Suddenly he blurted out,
"Don't go. Not yet"
Have nice time" she adj
=vised.= brushing off his re-
straining hand. She turned
away swiftly. drop me
line when you feel like it,"
she finished hastily and fled.
1t was dreadful, leaving like
that, she told herself. blink
ing rapidly. II was rude and
surly. But to stay was fatal.
Impossible to hold back the
tears another moment. Out
side, she paused for a moment.
The Winter wind dashed at
her, blowing her hat, her hair.
whipping her skirt. Like a
dirge. the hum Of the traffic
took up the words:
Hes gone-he's gone" and
flung the refrain back at her.
Irrelevantly she remembered
Claudia Raihe's wisecrack the
night she had met Sam Acker:
This Ia Sam Acker, Mllly,
but don't let his looks fool
you. Underneath that hand
some exterior he's as cold
blooded as a dynamo"
She had turned TO him and
murmured, "Nhat--no illu-
sions?"
And he had replied cheer
fully, mary a one"
She hadn't paid much at