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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-14
Wearing Apparel

ALL KINDS OF-warm clothing
for every member OF your family.
f05 ". Michigan. Phone i53s-M.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-14

EIMAN & GGEESsTREET
l8A ". Washington. Tel 1877
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-14
Employment
Hello Wantea-fsmaIs

WHITE WOMAN for homework
and care % child. iiI Perrin. Pm.
l255-W or 66S-M
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-14
Legal Notices
oRpER APPOINTING TIME roe
HEAHING CLAIMS

No. 1882
STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro-
bate Court for the County Of WASH
tenaw.
At a session OF said Court he!d at
the Probate office in the city OF
Ann Arbor. In the said County. on
the 4th day Of March A. d. 1871
Present, Honorable Jay Pray.
Judge Of Probate.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-14
Employment
Help Notwithstanding
sItuatIons WanIsa-femaIe

IRL- for houseWork. No washing
or ironing. Inquire AIS Pearl ST.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
Beat 4 To Elect
New Peace Justice
- Voting

A special election 10 elect q Jus-
tsce Of the Peace for District No 4
OF jackson County. 70 fnl the unex-
pired term of Charles 4 Patuson,
deceased. viii be held tomorrow,
Saturday, March 10. Bailotlng will
take place in the regular voting
precincts.
Those having announced as cam
didateS for this position are, Herbert
z. Beaugez. ]. 5. Bradford and II.
p. Plateau. tfey having announced
previous 20 March /.
The following named persons
have been selected and appointed to
serve - Managers and Peace offlc-
7 for this Special election:
West Pascagouia Precinct. Mrs.
Napoleon Guillotte, Albert 8. Tay-
Tor. Houston penton: ann Peace Of
ficer. j. Hardy Rouse.
Fontatnebleau Precinct. AIRS. Elsie
Ehrlich. Mrs. John King. Phillip l.
Davis; and Peace Officer. Charles
l. Richter.
Ocean Springs Precinct: Charles
h Bennett. +. A Morris. Mira Oscar
Davis and Peace Officer. T. l.
Taruy.
Jacobs Precinct: Mrs. l. r. VIII
kerSon. Edward II. Raymond. Cray
mon Bullock: and Peace Officer.
Henry r. LetorI
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
HENRY ". GAUTIER
REELECTED BAND
AUXILIARY HEAD
Direeter stubblefisia Annsuncss
Pfsns For Another Censert Fer
Fascaeeaia High seheel Band

Henry W.. 0eutler was r~e-eiected
president uI the pascakoula High
scnaoi Band auxiliary At Its March
meettng held at 7:so Monday night,
~ the school. Mr.. Gautisr has been
a tireiess worker In behalf Of the
bands success for several years
Other elected Officers are Mrs
Klein Thornton. yice-preddent.
Mrs Florence O. sparkman. sec
retaxy. and Mr. Aaron Bernd.
treasurer.
Al the same meeting. 4; WAS voted
TO revise section ~ Of the orEaxatxa-
tion'x by-mwx. having to do with
succession Of officers. 50 that the
president could succeed himself.
Following reading OF the minutes
By Mrs Florence @. 6parkman. IN
the absence OF AIRS. Lester scheffler.
secretary. Henry W. 0autter. who
presided at the meeting. read the
t~Fnaanrer's report. tn the absence Of
AIRS Agnes scheffler.
The election was In charge Of q
nominating committee composed Of
Mf8 Florence q. Sparkman. chair
man. and MIS-. J g. Stone and AIRS.
a r Megehee. Revision Of Section
- with is approved amendment
Eas IN charge Of q special commit
tee headed bg Airs W. r. Avery and
E~E<z1aatnE MzsG Klein Thornton.
MIS Calvin Boiding. Mrs A. r. Ne4
Rehee. Mrs J. Z. Stone and Mrs.
Florence q Sparkman
A short talk on band activities
and progress was given by Band
p. A. Stubhlefield. VINO an
nounced tire next band concert for
April is at the high-school audi
forum.
The next meeting Of the Band
Auxiliary VIII be the second Monday
IN April, when officers viii be
Installed
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
Airplane Industry
Subject OF Program
At Rotary Club
Grant Miller Speaker Al Jeins
Meeting Ifstd AZ Me~ Polnt
Thursday Neon.

a fine talk On une Airplane In
duatry Of tFs United States vas nc
program az the l0lnt meeting OF
the Paseagoula and hross Point
Rotary Clsbs held tn the Cosnmu-
nifty House Ia Mos Point on
Thursday at noon Grant KILLER. Of
The vocation committee OF the Pas
eaeoula club was the speaker
Louie Hays. Presideu. OF the
Aasa Point Club. presided. and af-
ter welcoming the Pascagoulans.
turned the meeting over 70 Arthur
smith. president Of the PascAgouha
Club. the visiting club always fur
nishing the program. he in turn In
Producing the speaker.
Mr. Miller gave an exhaustive
resume OF the airpiAne industry, It's
progress and magnitude. the mum
Der of planes being made this year
and the prospects for the next iew
years. the number OF men EN-
ptoyed Ia Qle industry. what Il
mean for ths defense Of the
country. etc. II xas an interesting
ana informative recital.
President Arthur Smith made
souae announcements Of interest
only 10 RctAriaus Oliver Cole had
3 guest. Edwin Booth Of California.
q foEmer citizen Of Jackson county
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
Mississippi Export
Increases Personnel

Two new appointments to the Of
flee staff Of the Mississippi Export
Railroad have been made during
the past week. Il was announced by
W NJ Dutton, general manager Of
the road today J. W. Engram has
been appointed agent at Moss
Point and y. AZ Galloway. has been
named auditor.
Mir Engram Is well known IN both
PaScagoula and Moss Point having
held the same position In Moss
Point several years ago Since that
time he has been connected with
the Seaboard Air Line Railroad
being stationed at LeesburE. Fla
Mr. Galloway has moved 70 Moss
Point from Lueedale where he has
been In charge Of the shertff's Of
flee Of George County. He has had
many years experience both with
the G n a N. Railroad and the
Mississippi Export Railroad at
Evanston
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
Cancer Control Talks
And Moving Pictures
At p L. A. NJ
6~m1exesttn6 Progress Under Anzpiees
OF State Cancer CantreI % beard
o. Health Given.

The High School Parent Teacher
Association met on wednesday af-
tzrnoo1 Ii the auditorium AEs
j. b Morgan. president. opened the
meeting and Al repeated the
L0res Prayer for invocation. Mrz
G. 7. Turtusen read the minutes
Of the last meeting
A nomination committee xas Sc
iecsea ~ follows Mn Calvin Bold
ing. chairman; Mr8 Aaron Bernd.
Mrs I. ". Hudson. Mrs Eorvnce
6paTkman and Miss Mary Alice
8paFkman.
The COMMITTEES Of mothers Of the
junior and senior class xas notified
20 meet It AGO O'Clock Friday af-
ternoon At the Elementary School
90 make plans for the Junior
Senior Banquet
Inc program consisted OF . talk
On the causes. control and nature
OF cancer by d.. Erwin Moody. a.
authority On thai subject. q NOV
ing picture sponsored By the STATE
Board q Health o. cancer. anc
q tax - Dr. Emma Gas. SeAn
Commander OF Wonen.s Field Army
for Coutrol OF cancer Mis- Ark
Fowler. publication chairman foi
the State Control. Vas also = KuezI
Al tnh meeting. AtS MAude Alic.
Aurphyk section Of the eleventh
grace wun ne room count
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
P~ascagOula Police
Urge Registration
0f Bicycles In City

A registration fee Of 10 cents for
each bacyeie IN Pascagoula 5 BE-
Ing requested b. the PascAzoulA
Police D<parrment. IL Was anno1re-
ed ~ A w. Eel chief Of police.
Tht charge. ne stated L. beng
mace % that q record vii be had
Of Ne ownership q bicycles and TO
ASST ne police Department n re-
covering the vehicles when tney are
nAt O Es0aen
Tne fee and registration offers q
sort @ protection % the Owners Of
the bicycles. = Is explained. Ance
u VII pr0slce funds 70 c4re for
the expenses incurred By tns police
"a tracing stolen bicycles.
Under the nee system. whenever
= bicycle Il stozen aelephous calls
VII immediately be sent oil 70
Officers n nssghhoEng eltea. nc
tng1nz them q The theft Il taal
va quicker results are expected e
Be obtained Ia locating TIE stolen
properly In ne past the city hAs
had = lear this expense. which hai
amounted 70 . considerable sum
Very ofteu. ghe owner Of the bicycls
4 : zmal b. nc cannot alfosc
70 - re expenses Of recovering
the bicycles and ms must Be taker
eH<s = ~ the elly.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
Bishop Green Will
Visit Episcopal
Church Next Sunday
WIN Have Service And CongreEn-
tionai Meeting At Ten
0seieek A ~

Bishop Green Of jackson. Bishop
Of the Diocese Of Mississippi, will
visit st. Johns Episcopal Church.
Pascaguula. next Sunday. March i6.
and hold q service at ten O'Clock
IN the morning. He hopes that as
many Of the congregation as pos
sbile win be present at that hour.
as he wishes to discuss plans for
keeping the church open during the
interim Of no rector for the church.
Also there are other matters he
viii take up with the congregation.
that 1t Is necessary for . repre-
sentative number Of them 70 be
present.
This Is notice that there win be
. service In ST. Johns Church
Sunday morning. March I6. at ten
O'Clock. and members Of the con-
gregation are urged to be present.
There waS service In the church
last Sunday morning At 10 80. the
same being read by = laynhan ap-
pointed BY the Bishop. and 1t was
attended oy q fair-stzed congrega-
ton.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
Registered Nurses
Asked To Give Their
Names To Census
oaesfisnnaires SEMI Te Them ThAi
They Nay De Their rzxs In
NnslaEzl Dcfense

Thousands Of questsnunatres have
been mailed out 70 registered nurses
b the United States II order that
uhey may play their part r. a nz-
tinnwlde census OF nursing resources
and 70 record for postertty Al
sorta Of details on their background
and experience.
Mrs Mary s orzntham. jackson
County Hospital Of PascAg0alA. Is
serving tn the community as chair
man 20 AID In calling this matter 70
the attention Of those nurses who
have failed 70 receive their oues-
tionnairee OF who have not ~ yet
completed same and returned TO
the proper authorities Comments
which have been received call at
tentton 70 the fact thai every Reg
tstered Nurse should consider Il :
patriotic obligation to participate
IN this census because &c Is felt that
IT Is one Of the most important de-
fense projects under way az the
present time. II ranks with the
building Of guns and ships. with the
calling OF ~conscripts into training.
Our Government cannot possibly
sustain Q high level Of national
health during an emergency period
unless It knows how many doctors
nurses. and other workers are avail
able to lend q hand.
Attention has been called 70 the
fact that In some cases nurses have
not answered the QUESTIONABLE be-
cause they don't want military
service don't want 70 be -regi-
mented into = JOB they may not like
This is not going to happen Actual
". this survey Is just . mammoth
research project. When completed
II will give an accurate tally on the
qualifications and fitness Of nurx-
6 IN all branches Of the profess
sion.
AL registered nurses are advised
TO file their QUESTIONABLE immedi-
ately with Miss Mary Dorsey. Box
ala. Qreenville. Mississippi. II you
failed to receive your question:
naire. you should contact her im-
By card or letter.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
COUNTY C0-ORDINATING
COUNCIL DISCUSSES
GENERAL FOOD PROBLEM
Planting OF Home Gardens AS Saving And Protection Urged
Particularly In Rural Sections OF
Jackson County.

Plans 20 AID the farmers OF
jackson County to become self
supporting and better their living
conditions e laid At a meeting OF
the jackson County cO-ordinating
Council held last Thursday In the
jackson County Agricultural build
ing in Pascagoula. Tha business
session followed : shrimp supper
which was thoroughly enjoyed.
The purpose Of the organization Is
TO combine All agencies Of the eoun-
y. including the agricultural DE-
partment health department. sehool
heads forestry service heads home
economics teAcnerA state plant
board Representatives and ether de-
partnenz IN : program 70 better
conditions Throughout the county.
Because Of the propriety Of thN
season emphasis. 1t the meeting
wa placed on better hone garden
ing fer each family. E1fcrtx are tc
b made 70 Sc the people. par
tculaEly in the rural communiae.
10 can more food Tor their osn con-
SUMPTION A : Franklin. county
farm agent. Is sending oul planl
for gardens fer these families. Il
Is hopsd 70 have each o Ehezs
families plant 81 NaS4 oor-hAl.
aeTe II garden poduce which. be.
ade4 resulting II q considerable.
saving 70 TIE family. VII producI
3 source Of revenue.
L Is estimated nat 3 half acr
continuously planted thFoszghou
TIE year would produce enough
foo1s n the WaY o. Vegetables
which Il sold ct the average mar
ket pEacs o. fise cents pr pound
would amount 70 SITS Per year.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14

one Of the most interesting and
enthusiastic Courts Of Honor the
East jackson County District Of Boy
scouts has had was staged on
Tuesday night Of this week IN the
jackson County Court House The
program was in charge Of the newly
Organized Escatawpa Troop 20 o.
Boy Scouts and was attended By
about 100 scouts and IS vIzitors Six
troops IN this district were repre-
sented. They were troops 2is. and
~ Of PasczgoulA: 20 Of Moss
Point: ~ Of Eseatasm and "a
Of Kreole.
The Court Vas presided over By
Claude Bfbo q Escakawpa. chair
mar Of Boz Scouts IN this district
he presented Norman Cunningham
Of the Escataxpa Troop uho turned
the program over 70 Eddie Hol-
loman. senior patrol leader. VINO
handled the program very ap-
propriAtely and presided n . very
abe manner.
me scouts and visItnrz Nere VEL
coined b scout Holloman n a few
we1-chosen WORDS lie also ex-
pressed thanks and appreciation 70
The parents and friends Of the
Scouts who nave assisted them n
making such rapid strides IN this
section II tie past few months
Al Scouts Nere asked = rise and
repeat the Scout oath after which
- A--a-ssa. - - - &C.,
Carl BYRD The invocation was
given BY Res. y. a. Murray. pastor
q the EScatawpa Methodist church.
ne scxzbe q each troop prezent.
zFax asked 1o o repoE1 q troop
activities ard he nuueeE e scouts
he had at ne meeting ms was
followed - he Scouts giving the
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
MORE SELfCTEES
LEAVE SATURDAY
FOR CAMP SHELBY

Another contingent Of SIX men 70
enter the selective service from
jackson county viii report for tin
a. physical examinations at Camp
Shelby. neal HattiesbuFg. on T7es-
day. March Is They ara 70 report
Al the Selective Draft Board office
N the Palace Pharmacy Building az
. O'Clock IN the morning and vii
leave from there. Another con-
ttngenf OF 10 additional men vii
leave from here about q week later.
officials have announced. Question
nalres also are being sent cut 70
others 20 that officials VIII BE able
q determine these whose : elig-
tble for service.
Those scheduled 70 leave for SER
vice are Melvin Mason. Wade. WI
mer borge smidt. Hurley. Paul
Joseph Hammer and Henry lee Le-
Batard. GautieF: Sardin Ramsay
Roberts Nancleave and Ezlrldge
Aliemand. Kreoie.
These VINO Eere sent question:
naires within he past week are -
follows:
PaScagoaa-Deunis JuToe Max
ted Roy Denis Fountain Harvey
Calvin Fellz r. Henry 0ecrEe
Peals Louis Clements. George Hm-
non Anderson. Patrick Bert Lawler.
Woodmsn Nelson. william Cooper
Roberts James Mills Broome. MACK
james wilson. Walie Golden, u
William Thomas Bodden. CHINA
Lafayette Mcleod. Harold Wlnford
Nelson. George Washington ken
al. Aarry Melvin Holde1- Arthur
Stx LLOYD Elwood Cunbesx Frank
Edward steele. Arnold AtoFphaut
Garley. james Douglas DaxLa Prank
Woo1row Danley. Edward Hilton
sncer. Albert Anton BosaTze. Ed
ward Bradley. Rodney Gear whit
ioek. Henry Ozcar Gates Yes
Robin Miller. Henry William Black
eCondnuaa a Paes ~
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
NEW PASCAGOULA
PORT COMMISSION
To SEEK INDUSTRY.
Csenpiess H. 0FsAnizaiien OF Har-
bar Management Affeetra AZ
Nesting OF New Beard Held
IAst Friday

Development Of foreign eommerce
IN The PORT Of PaecaRoulA Il 20 BE-
Tire principal objective Of THE newiy
organized paScAKouia Port Com
mission IL Was announced follow
inc Is initial meeting held last Phi
day afternoon. The Commission
viii make q study OF the local sltn-
alton and will Determine shat al
be- done 70 increase the Industry and
commerce o fthe local hnroof
Otto Karl WeisenberR local at
tcrney and former Coast Guards
mar. wns elected president OF the
new Port Commission with Walter
Lewis - secretary. John Walker
hsFboT master and l. u EVANS.
custodian OF property. weisenberg
succeeds Capt n n Coils who has
served a. president Of the Port
Commission for . number OF years.
All retiring and present members
OF tne port Commission were In at
tendance At the meeting Friday
The present members presented
their commissions which uerc ac-
ceptec by the retiring members. who
then turned the office over TO their
successors. The retiring members
were J. o Cole. r II Baco1. ]. Guy
Krehs and Rex A Moore. The new
Apprentices n Weisenberg Lewis.
Evans and Walker.
A notice will be given Of the
permanent organization Of the com
mission ct the meeting 10 Be held
next month.
The new commission also Is cali
sna the attention Of the Wal De.
partment and Navy Department 20
the necessity OF having greater pro-
lection here for the Ingalls, Snip
building Corporation. and tne ships
Il IA constructing. Millions Of dol
lars are invested In this enterprise
II waa pointed out yet q Is without
protection Alossld TIE United States
h0ncene inpolFRd a. uar. Al present
~ HzzzS #HafKek<1& &fsH go
1ft&-AifexAfk 4on q TIE C NIktI
md It was agreed that this u a
I0od time 70 make efforts to have
he Coast Guard War Department
" Navy Department provide q
base IN PaScagouia as q
protective measure.
The new members expressed a
aesire to acquaint themselves more
tuiiy with the past activities OF the
commission and make improve
mentz II its operation and func-
iionx where possible.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
CY0 Officers
Elected This Week

@5& Jean Roz Nas elected prex-
aeat james LoTtS wee-prazaden1
As Jean Delmas. secretary, and
Euest RIOS treasurer. at the cleo
aon e Officers 1t the regular week
= nesting O the CaEholle Youth
oHEaalAuan II K c. HzA Monday
nlknA j. rs reported toaas b Nil
azsd LadnieF. publicity secretary.
ne meeting opened ard closed
IT a prayer b the Rev. p. J.
SSfeF Rev Father J. Z Mckee was
sue Of homer Mrs Lee Dalmas
SEC as Club Sponsor. TIE new
aIsn mace proper acknoxledge-
men of thanks The Misses kEll-
az Laduter and Matthias Deinas
So q report e. q barn dance =
. Shecuie1 lAtsr.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14
GREEK WAR RELIEF.
CAMPAIGN OPENS.
PASCAGOULA.
Prsminsna CisEzens OF jackson
Csanty Rally To Tbr Uaass.
Pt<dxing To Raise Substr ntlai
sum To AID Nation

Ths Pancago4iA drive for tte
Greek war relief fund % rake
siaoo m jackson county opened
thlA seek a. part Of the National
Campaign 70 rasee $1,000 600 Pas
cAR0ulH citizens have betn Urged 70
support this worthy esuse b. john
@ Miller. County chairman 81 tns
Greek woF relief association
W. arr conducting a drive for
funds u Pase4Eoula and ~ this
county. a. part q = national tam
paign 20 help the gallant oreeks
Miller said / n 3 statement released
today
We feel strongly that tins least
We can 90 70 aid that valiant little
country IN is brave fight. IN behalf
Of the same ideals wc ourselves
cherish, "a 10 contribute generously
20 the Greek waf relief fund
Greece needs our assistance. an1
deserves your help let us show
that our cisy and county ? CRATE
fui for the glory that = Is and
always shall b. Greece
A meeting 10 soar on the Greek
waF relief fund campaign IN Jack
SON county waa held AZ the county
courthouse Wednesday night
Mrs. H. G. 8tube was announced
NJ treasurer. and Henry W. uau-
tier ns SECRETARY Sponsors work
ing actively In behalf OF the Greek
relief fund cause include W
I'd virgins. Edward II. Baeot.
s. CAnty. II. w Glass. Bill
Dopuioe John Daphnik. cyrfl Hop
ktns. AFR and Mrs Hermea n
.autieF and John VlAhos.
Tne honorary committee includel
Joe " Brumfield. r. Lee Head.
Max Wilson. Mayor Walter Il. 0ui-
Leo Rosenblum Frank q Canty
Sheriff J Guy Krehs. Gene Tai
hotI Thomas T. Justice and VIII
d Herring
The Moss Point Honorary Com
includes Mrs. II. c. Herring.
Miss Hazel Herring. Mayor 0e0rge
Woods. Mr.. and Mrs. l. X. Nc
Intoah. Edward A KhayaL Argyle
n Gregory and KIRK W Burnfsam
IT Is announced that other names
will be added - the campaign get
fully under way.
Three social events 10 bolster the
Greek cause are announced for the
near future. two hingo games. SCI
Tor TO O'Clock Wednesday even-
ing. March Is. and "Wednesday.
26. at the new Midway cafe.
ma : Greek relief dance at . O'Clock
Ifnxeh - az me pnaaan0ula Com
z1IzsfzF szaz11e s3tH N81ter williams
na his orchestra.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-03-14

Since The family food supply Is
q considerable item tn the family
budget Of today. this matter should
BE given serious consideration.
II "a brought out that one OF
The most interesting and effective
methods Of teaching gardening Is
10 visit the gardens Of people who
: having crops the year around
Some Of the community leaders
have especially fine gardens which
are nos on exhibition and they are
teaching their neighbors nos 70
have successful gardens the entire
year.
In addition % pointing on I'M
portant vegetables IN die. the i'm
portSnoe OF vegetables in relation
ship % health and economic value
o. the family garden, was brought
out Z was decided that those peo-
PIE Eho are employed AZ mills and
gtaex industries 81 the present VIII
have opportunity 70 further increase
thelr incomes - having family
gardens TINS I'll especially prove
profitable with the rising food
prices accompanying the present
trend and indicated further ad-
fanees throughout this year
me Council Yoted Norman L
Moran Of the Chrouscle-S1ax STAFF
70 membership On the boarG. q
A@snt N carrying out Is program
and It's publicity campaign
Tne next program VII b under
Tx direction O the County Health
Dep&Fl ment At THIS session. dis
c1szlons o. health conditions anc
means o. impTostnz these situation
IA me county III Be taken up
Tne Council meets the fra Thur.
dAy IN each monn