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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31
Local Merchants Feel
Strike Repercussion

AeTzzzE4 lr E~zHzzzpulz arsr
Maz Pu4nf f<lz t1e aaore rasd2r
81 1EEzL GaipoaIaa1ne Corpofztaaz
o. Ez Rraxzf b. aecEezsec hsyfzx
= Al eep9Fsz<uE VizszaIly ~ q
tn< 49, ean1o9ees Were effected
- ~ strike Hzth - ezz.nassef ka.
n wzzz q 8MuuG Enpz1yees
suxEe1 ems ; dzw sns we<k bexan-
nzng 0E1oo<T ~ and c1xsecaenEzs
ezznec anlT one-tnzrd q snezr uazzzl
E1ee1 estimated payroll
Merchants 4ttrtaaled a1sne e =
Aza< buying eare II - essk :
- -aEzks seaFe ~IzH emazoysz
sfEzH = b. hearty fer fear a. e
exzen1e1 O. recxFzlg zzrzke.
Merchants Ni1h Baasxt Buyer
q 11zz hzE aEfe aid = nzzz 60
TIE hzr1ezz nif - many zorkEu
seemed uzrz1k q stretch ta<lr nniE
~ ezzsioe@ b <oEex zcekly -.
nzutA
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31
P~ascagoula Groups
Resume Sewing For
Red Cross Projects

The Pascagoszia Red Cross sew
Ing group has resumed It's actiwi-
ties N fun force after having been
Idle through the recent not weather
period me group 10 one Of the
most active e the county engaged
In this work and has made hun
dre1s C articles q clolhlng which
were sent 10 the Red Cross head
quarters for distribution 70 wa
sufferers IN Engianc and other
war-strtcken countries
TIE workers. who are headed b.
Mrs. David peattteS Mrx Sydney
Swan. ard Mlx Nena Oponohoe.
recently completed IS hospital gar
naent6 81 baby garments ard -
chli6rcu's dresses ranging e sire
from 4 % IL
A. present Ehk workers are meet
tnz twice eaeh week for Ew1ns ses-
stozx. On Wednesday raornin9
from 3 O'Clock until n o'clock noon
ne meeting i - ne hone q Mr.
Swzn a. Ices Gulf vsez Boulevard
On FT16ay Afternoons ire group
meets e ne hone a. Mrs. Peat
ties a. Paseagouia ard Lafayette
st<eefA
These mo are interested n sotn-
Ing ether q these sessions are
a1ked y contact Mr. swan e ele-
pnoaR 81. c. H. ODanohae. ese-
phone 30
Besides He@ RouN others are
beng organised ard are 70 b Or
gained A. ne present ne groups
are wuEktnG on nzoE iayetues -
thsy haze q c10&a ~ - iaFetses .
BE- nza6z The materials are fur
n1anec Al Of these Eorkeza for max
n9 h@s ExFmenzz Tasue $50 i
. aFgs alanEIfy q yzFn O. hard
fI 1ozs 80 void LIZ = An
sweaters and ozher arzlelea
Greater dsznan1z are he&re MADE
fw DczE volunteer Red Cfoas wuxk-
e. - Suffering Il ne uzr-stnckzn
Acozzutrtez coazlune = nzaGnf Hzth
~ acsazne q cGer weather nnd
Azcz g arpzla4 = thssa nzElo1z
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31
JACKSON COUNTY
LEGION AUXILIARY
PLANS CAMPAIGN
Caznmitaess To Serve During Next
Year NAmea At Meeting Held
This Week.

Plans for the membership cam
uazzn Ct tire Jackson County Pnst
q the American Legion Auxiliary
members he'd THURSDAY evening
Ocscher - - the home CT Mrs
r c. BmkhT or jackson avenue
IRE me- offleErx Mrx. T 7 Jus
tee. president. and Mrs. II <
TsoEuton secretary. presided
since the annual membership
drives for TIE Legion AuxIhArles
are being conducted throughout
EAe nztion - this ume. the prin-
clual business wAs confined % this
activity. A message rs read from
the Natsoxza1 Membership Chairman.
taken from National NeUk the O.
fie1a1 publication q ne Legion
Auxiliary.
Wives q LcEtcno4irsz $40 are
nj now MEMBER e The Auxiliary.
are beng urEe6 - h4n ne Aux1i-
tary Ence there are many re-
people II Pascagoala. Moss Pulnf
and ether parts q EAst jackson
County. wh11h comprises tns d.
srzet q MS pos. thnse who are
elle4rle and aezlre = bee0me mem
herk are ASKED - contact Any g
Ire membership COMMITTEES ineEa-
bzFz no III taks TIER appAca-
nanx
pianx also zere mace st TIE meet
M fU entexzatnlua TIE sol6ler cou-
Fag frsn Gasp 1zeIaT q -
wssk ed e November a
TO new members KeEe tAken n
- uk UaantEaor Ezex WszH
Msz L L szzzief. wife e Ne onza-
uancex q Ene Jaeksou County -
q ne American Leezo1. a11 ~
MAr1sn Eennrsck
ne next meeting - b nsk Il
tua hame q NJ B , Pickett
Tuesdzx night November t. III
meeunz - uvzd - beea1Ne q.
TIE regular meeting tine failing G.
TznEEiFfnz ntzn1
ne sszudzng eznr1lzszaa aapolnz-
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31
Founder of Chronicle
Dies At Gulfport
Funeral Held Today
A. G. 0sslnaeh Eaas Leag CzreeF
In Ne~zpapeT Fseaa On zzAszsH-
Nppl Guff C0ax1

0uisnur4 Mis-. Oct ao-Anthony
O. osotuAeh. e years Old. ptoaeeF
Mississippi coast newzpMperman.
died ~ noon "wednesday after an
Illness 81 nearly three weeks
Funeral services win be held
from the Lang funeral hnnne 81
Guifpuwt Friday al 10 q m with
sntermsni In the Bay St Louis
cemetery.
FG ~ years he vas Cuifpowf city
editor a the Btiox-G uifpxwt Daily
Herald He aEo Ms Tne Tlnes-
Ptcayunes Oulfport correspondent
Mr OsuinAeh was born ia Bay 81
Louis on March II. IsT2 the sun of
Anthony and Mrs Caroline OsoE-
mach Going &C PMscaguula n q
young rnan. he and the late jules
Tusnzxich established The pasca-
gnuaa cfrcnicis which l. nov the
Chrontcle-star.
Later he Was associated With the
Daily Herald In the Biloxi office
for . short while before coming %
0ulfpor& hear The turn o. the cen
turn 20 publish his oNn paper. me
Record A few years later he re-
turned 70 the Herald as iH Guif-
por1 city editor and had served n
that capacity since.
Ar. Osolnach wmx . member of .
committee that was Instrumental IN
securing TIE Misstzxippk Centennial
Exposition for ouifport which was
abandoned r. favor Of q naval
training base when the United
States entered the World var. The
site ktnce has been converted into
the Veterans hospital
NJ. osoinaeh was q member o.
the St. Johns Cataolic church IA
Ouffp0rx
he Is survived ~ his wIfe. Mrs.
Carrie cs4asch. TIC Secs Graz
vile and Harold osolnaeh, bosh az
0uifpurt: four daughterk Kisses
Mar. Elizabeth and Agnes oNu-
mach al q Miami Pa and Mr4
Carolyn Moore. Culfport: and tvs
sisters. Misses Belle and Zelda
OSoEnach o. New Orleans.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31
OPM ORDERS BLACKOUT
FOR SOUTHEASTERN AREA
AS DROUTH HITS AGAIN
Flood Lighting Of Athletic Fields. Theatre Marques Among
Those Included In Electrical Han
Going Into Effect.


washington. . c. OcE xn-The
0pM snzaF ososFsa ne erneEseEes
pnwsT FmktuxaiEN n zeVeu suEEn
eastern states InssueazS Nas1szzs
MhssiM1lppk. effective On November
10
The order called for immediate
dlsruntinuAnrx OF power for sueh
purposes as Signs and zaox wtndox
lighting. n0ao-ltghttnE o. athlete
fields and theatre marques
Lack Of sufficient rasnfaik e
operate Tire pD~er plAnta In this
ARA b again given g the reasoz.
far cuxtaillng and conserving Ca TIE
uss q electric peser.
The November 10 date Eowever
DEPENDS on whether c. moi heavy
rains fall u TINS terrtiory. Tf1ers
all b. limitations CT AZ non
ezaeEitta. Uses % electricity regard
Ie0 q whether ran nIh ase pczss
reservoirs
The proxram 4 cekiznec 10 ea.
sure full and uninterrupted dsfeEKst
slant pxudaetsou IL tEss SuatheAz.
and calls fo sran1edtats compulsory
pxcling o. power q 20 p1nlAely ane
privately -c~ned power companies 4
i states
Tssx order requires tsat = - pel
cent Feduestor q poser 80 b
azAde bs large commercial and II
d1zfTtAf cnzlsumeTx
During tze past summer. : simtAal
order rs given CIT because oe u
are becoming 1roush strsekan A
uzat time the poser lines q mani
q thk po@ef companies were huke<
- assure = ample supply q ei2r,
tTaritY for Ire defense pFo3eeM
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31
EzElI OPENS
CAMPAIGN
PASCAGOULA


TO 81 eattrrszs she aren't rxady
u aM
Tnsg are Ese rN1Ea whasu cntsf
* ps1sse A ~ Eeg - PNHu4gEH4M >
puasre r~ueaxfnaeas wants e - e
tae p4sc&x1ul4 HAxn Henas5 attn
sawfam SATURDAY nsosFssx ttsrn0
rrw4 ct " oe&ok a. = ezx~saae
safety nsresa1g
Cfakeg Exsa Il MEnei7Enr : H<<aal
campaign q safety n the eitg 81
paaxaxaaia rzwul4tlnw noHh xxfsca-
as ard r41xateaan traffE r. Is
eSsy There have b<xn to mary
arrsteasx OK pzae4Euaiae streets
satey ~ stated ard usx nfSA
tier Ell uou Mugse 4 @xneshtng
I not a0se 4hoGs &
f4e s~xrsesaisy requests the prNs
snes * az e~zzsss Of hscxeAs ard
uarsnss % eniidreu wTpn o4u hrT-
essa g. attend me nesttur A
Representative a El< MAsst2spu
Hsxhway safety eornnalss3on wfn b.
present % eve Instructors a. 70
ths pxogar rldsng a bicycles % wv-
sens accidents An 0FrAnkzattur for
the purpose uf safety n rtdsus
bryrisz VIII he f1vussd 81 sh&s time
Nos onlY : Il necessary - exeF-
csm prNenustan tn riding McYeleA
Chtsf Exell stated bat the pstss-
trans themselves have bscouse care
sea r. waking AGREES xzrecsA THIS
nssn 20 unsT zppsy - chltfrsr has
many adalsS vii step from nEhind
PARK cars q wnk frurn sht ane-
walka wishoat hekInz ~ = Il
sozrhe vehicle W. approashing
while ou IRE Ntbsert a. sAfeEY
cgalef Enen stated uzak Il vii -
UnexfE for rerxoFax driving auto
naahslaa 90 f2N % heed . siren
wAsuin9 Of sfse approach q ar
aEanasancK pokter car o. fire unrk
tasey afnu1d puss opeF 60 uzr sz9r
az the curalng ~ autekiy - PCS
sale lie sid q wunid hr veTy I'M
A4te for these drivers mnh3ss they
fatf cam EAR - Res = ttekS tn
yitkug ttNw % attend pn1fnn eeurt
ard esntrabszte % the estyss trcas-
try
Chief EnxII reports ina because
e failure Of autuunktle drtyagx 70
bed ffe stFens calling for = clear
Fiwnf-S-=sy sTsT ss= = s=
tHts xesk s. Ambulance 4ns D.
hzYec usariT an hour 10 hHiag.ng
an snlaFsd siiipyaxd wnzker % tss
heAp&sal Coz trsaxu1Ha1
re stated thai 6sxeES ARE Aawfaf|
onty Ok amDs8lAneez FIRE tfuek4 ard
a~atnaaanfle q au enforcement o.
fterxA and are used 0niv wnNa
ues1 5 imperative. TIE iax -
caire4 th4s nsesnwsss suis to thE
czsTb amen ahey rear a atrkn and
n no nzanTer arr they allowed 10
tnpHsts tire rrnxresz Of ire siren
bearing car
cStlef Ereii also warmed motor
ass o. rh1insAs Ayeua4 - imns-
dsAtess pub siless cars % tire curt
upou hearing thx fiFv whAsl< gtx-
inx a. aiarru -MotozMs8 he
nalnted cut % rot knslw II which
dlrecklan she firR truck ill head
e coxainR oxzi II rss staten and
TIE roadway shaaM he Immediately
eteMred of 81 srAffn e give IRE
f1rw tFuck clear pass4ze In tn ia
tire tse pasace M1u aFTen 81 GFfs-
en- VIC fAE 10 Go tnia he sisted
tic ASKS thai Ehs mntcr1Ssa give
asetr fur c~1upeFation
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31

hit o. octaa<r It Eleven brave and
nsAi men q our navy we're hlied
D. Tie Naza
We have wished e avoid shoot
- b. uae 1nooang has started
snd history aAs rerxded wao fired
ths frs kaat n he kag ~. hos
eser A. that III matter Is wno
IIFec ne ass xnaG
AEeEca las ben attacked The
Z S S Eeasnsf Is NO JUS = nayy
easp she Aloaex 70 every maj
aanaaa and enid tn us nau1n
ne purpose Of Hlfiers attack rs
- frseleu ne American people 81
ne hIEh ssAs-to force rs 60 uaake
> trembling resraaI This Is ucs
- first tine he has mzzlud9ad
ae American spirit That spirit +
uuN aroused
Il aar uzszsnAI policy wexe e -
dominated 3 - fer 0f zaao<zas
uen 81 e aur znlsH and EnneN e
cT SISTER nepunz1ea wuad have q
p 10 W b kane hArba1 O.
naFg Raui1 rave e remaiz fezpeet-
faAE-ahzIB-6xainz az Has
NneE EgleT night 6<eTee - zny
eeean IS hH Ger Dictated version ..
- ca - zaaz
Naturally we n<1eet ahss absurd
au1 insulting saEHezzion We r.
~ { because q or gHH asn-za-
NrHE CIR en- ~szif-razpect ard -
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31
PASCAGOULANS WARNED
TO VOTE SCHOOL BONDS
AT SPECIAL ELECTION
Provision OF Funds To Supplement Government Grant Vital
To District Educational
System.

wednesday. November 18th. wn
be . red-Ietter day n the history Of
PaScasuuia Il vii give the citizens
an opportunity 20 take advantage
Of 3 most generous grant b. vot-
ing e5l000m worth Of school bonds
70 enlarge school facilities for the
eser increasing needs caused -
national defense activities - this
area
PascaxuuIa has been offered the
largest Government Grant IN pro-
portion 70 the sponsors contribution.
Of any school project IN the whole
fourth region. In addition % thai
the Federal Government has mace
available sums Of money for main
tenAnce and operation q these adj
ditional facilities. without asking
the school district for any part OF
these funds Il IL felt that certainly
int Federal authorities are wiling
70 carry their end Of the load and
only the most shallow thinker would
dare suggest 4lat ~ not Go our
part says Supt T. r WelA
&2A AN4+&@ 49, A@AE#AAN E
70 furnish approximately s107 00m
for additional school facilities. %
be matched - q bcal contribution
Of SIS 00oM O. q total q CTz00o09
This means that the local school
district should put ~ oniyL slightly
more Tran 2o per cent Of the entire
coNz Other communities whose
needs are much less pressing than
ourz and who are receiving les
benefit from such activities. have
given almost unanimous app<UEL 20
Aaxge bond issues 70 supplement-
government offerA Certainly ws
car no. afford 70 be les alert AM
les progressive II > town ceFelcp-
inz 80 rapadly and with sueh pos
sielEuea Tor ne future.
The douhA-zhift non being car
rfed O. - tne eieueutazy school +
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31
Pilot, Lone Survivor
of Plane Crash Held

Moorhead. MINI October So
Offic1zlx investigators tonight held
Captain Clarence Bates Of Mime
apolis. pilot and only survivor Of
his plane which crashed within two
miles Of rs objective early today.
killing al others flying with him.
Eeven men and three women
passengers we're On the plane
operated by the Northwest AtritneS
T1e big liner struck the earth =
gianc1ng blow. bounced about 100
yards and then piled I'D.
Captain Bates. who Is a years
old Is being hed for official tuves-
reation Although h& suffered only
from shock after being thrown from
his plane. physicians would permit
no enc % talk 20 him
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31
PASCAGOULA AWARDED
S459,OOO SEWERAGE
SYSTEM ADDITIONS
City Officials Await Government Terms Before Finally Ac.
eepsing Offer; SAYS Mayor
GuIley.

#AI &HA AEAH&#H4EA E4EA-H
WAsaEnEtsn-Fe1eEzl Age1cT has
a-unkAzncee prszz1entiAI &1pr0sas o.
T. Defense F7aa4E WEEKS pFusees1
tnelEtnx paNsNko1A TIE pruAcu
are 10 ucs1ce community facilities
neea<c b GzssnSz workers and
pzul<<a A. appEgvea unstsT tsnsa-
tive financing arrAnxeTaani4 VII
cos extlzzAt<u tcsAi q N1Nt34
Pxszzrsa1z N~sx4Ee facilities aeTe
inekaceG - 3 eoas q tts4eue
TIE P&seAxeua M~ersxe prplecs
III - faaAnaec ~ q fSGooc car
arc = zHszt q ga &C FeessA.
CoEasguz4a1n s1a1A
cIsr Esz1n~er DxlAld ; Slzans1Esi
~ P1aazzoGz Annauneec to1&Y
thzs uae pEua<es eoGM take care
q moas q u3 sewerage aeeas q
TIE CIt9 an6 III take T. TIE a2rz
po<zaon q TIE e49 TIE uclees WI
~ Il Nssh ne present seNsTaE'
system
Z ST. messae 8 seEefzge eozhrc.
tMa system treatment ard as
paaaa p6zsL
ne pEotsez nNz beeu h4nEtzl
fire fcT aoczs lf1e and eWu seek
a. L G WfussEtgu ~nouzaztlzz
ezzEneeE ard y a T Nada4.
county aeal.n 9ocaaz Nezs ln W4sn.
ERzon s. Interest q re uaoia=
ard g. nTes<14 tna ex4e4 uze1z O
use eitFz
AlE1asn Eas proseez has besi
nvpruVs1 ls cIEE offkAls hAN
NJ mace formal sceeozAnes Be
ea2zE tneV O nes knaN M sEas
terms q tie Eqaerlussna Il -
) EszeF Hzz = Be- Aagnaze1 AaVa
waite z GzZM Hztea tazf Z -
bx Necessary 70 aecGza q zueca
a. q Legislation - hza1e s.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31

The Spanish Port aqsadrnn of
me sens 81 TIE American Legtsn
apogssorcc - Hs 1@eksou County
Pos tso i osszaacti1z . member
salp drive fer ms area Plans f~
thA campaign NeTR lad &c q nzeet-
ing he'd Il thz O6 Spanish rurt
nleacay night
TIE meeting N4z presided oxey
~ Captain BosetaE r. ne reaE-
n2tsn q HarrT paFxleg r. -
isnsaae officer. E@a arcepEee and
DczAA CzNvaa w&a eicclea 70 I'll
Ea p9E RaaAz Hhkh EsFe Ia
pcasezs2n1 q Ralph Young aere
turned u and ali b< paced Il .
MeEaE aeeozat
Caxmaa1ef l L stAgisT of ~
1askzsn C0suty pNt 81 AxuerhcNr
Lez1oa delivered = taA 70 ~
sca4drcn and offered them khs food
sale c1nzeEtsan q The American
Leszara Arsuzszee Day eaFuiezt 4
b. Hsic November !. w1seh "a.
acsspzee TIE Sczdren tnroags
Nh n1e1az haaez d realise fafaas Z
carr on - zetlssik
THo usN msm1eU Wefe Mken r
- ne nzEstL1E TnsT Esfe Mascz
F4usa z1z uazzzi6 C1esaE
II tnE Membership 1rIse /. 1
houe1 = Set - many members q
poszsole A. cez4 xanse fathers Neu
n anF branch q tns United safe
arus1 faFze carir0 ne W0r6 Va
J. are eligible for mernoerxhiu an,
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31
Moss Point YMBC
Presents Fall Ball

T&% as=4 AH q sh1 San zens=
vas presented at the Nos pasns
Community House. SATURDAY. uixt1s
a last week AlEhouxh ths atten~
dance was not very large. there was
Q nice-and crowd present dnxsrtnn
70 the strains q music By Hi Lag
man and MS orchestra
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31
Berlin Silent On
War Achievements

Berlin. Oesoher 3-rfrtna3ty
silent e ue hattie tor Eoscow
Adolph Hltlms neadquaFteTz elaE1-
e 1odAY uzzz a relenzless a6Ennae
UazhNaTd nc Crtznez ha1 ben
made AFTER meae u ne f1sFcs@t
fzznanz q 1s1 Wzr.
Tne azflcIzIa a16sd lat ; r.
usxh eastward to ae uupsr Donszz
Hzzsr HA1 underway Th9 Dczel
nser S HzzAMa hEga industrial
basin knd ue fAehunR 4 I'D q
haxe euread z1ouz . uzde freu1
NE Huezzzus howsser ezaimee
IA tksF ha1 ssoepec ne Eaz g.
Z1ga1 q ne DaaeA
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31
MOSS POINT CITIZENS
ALMOST UNANIMOUS IN
VOTING SCHOOL BONDS
Immediate Construeiion OF New school Buildings Planned
As Soan A. Necessary Legal Procedures
Are Carried Out.

AmzM fanfare and aHuanz1ssrntten
eaEa4xeo - q p4SAee of HzzN Scnao
sln1an1s cAxrTznx piaraF1s Asktns
Tex u< knsznsnea ~ the hnxn4z efti,
unx az Mess nukns Tzsezay a.,
nxuszn the t1zuanne AZ afNan1n 4
hnx1Gaa hy use ossrwnMknafrz unMtFtsy
e - e Z. m annxuxal of ~
ISSUANCE ~ Ire hcn1a2 wixtzAisy -.
nzrse Moss Pngnsi sz2z1r seaaeo
h11zznx woexaEa uzder uhkh
Cnnntrm~iteu - ire n~w Mess
Pulns unh s4hnpes an6 Nezxs
sehneS AmfAaine. 2upxg~sa NJ th2
Epsxani skselAea Tsssa&y. I'll
kexkn msfhin - &aF ~aeeaFzing
y szssk1ns p11nA anthurtttss da-
aazzsA
Psssrssy rastaw sm HsaasrAai has
eeen xeezsw4 = was sid ard III
xsstee1 b ezRnxsee - ~ czzs-
pzn4n4 tn aAzme fm the eReainx 81
MAzai ~ o. l4<x-E terz.
nex hsn 1xksocs ard n<m resru
mcAnca huH6znw arr g BE- o~uczxruek-
&C.
rsncnrds cassied b ire hazA ashos
z1zzxntx paradine alh uT hAEn
ncanaaa han1 hsFx maeh 8awaxzs Is
"A Eote AFAinsk TIE E~snzAxsce r A
wc3e AxMgnzs Ia ard TEe Gov
ernzzens Knexs We Nee1 A Ne1
Srhcai B1f11n4 TIE hss &1xan
rrEerxnc . the sasuN grant of the
Resxszi Government % al t. TIE
hutz1lxE program ~ the fexzzlt 81
6efenz3 ackkxtty here.
ERzoH w1nnoWs f t1e nuzzrexr
hn44nen nf ase city wsFN asenrmtsc
wifn a4xrs reEaluotne the ettixxpExz
% ean TIER naitosNand uznf5c xnty-
isse easezzzza sF@Teasa 70 ARD fro.
krxzfsxwtang tnaxzng vo<eFz - use
pnfaA Little 0pEcxfshcu wAs hNNsd
70 sne lzzzznncm az the hznra1A tnx
urfnefuxs fear q taezx fasu<fnN she
pruheef nsszns1 - zpwfng fsuzn TIRE
kae3 & tztExesf m lse e1ec<zazA
gnkh hAH xaEseG similar kzzpzn IN
sk4 wAss IN other sersfnEaa q me
eouzsv q fzl
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Evening star., 1941-11-06

won. Then Wilbur took me over to
where a little camera was rigged up.
john" he said, do you think you
can press this bulb the very instant
the plane comes in view in this
little CLASP I told him, I guess I
can
1T was about 1890 am. on the
the 18th of December, 1908. The
plane came shooting down the track
Cheer him! Cheer him, men!
shouted Wilbur. And We did! AS
loud as we could yell!
But I was watching out for him
to come in front of the camera. And
/ pressed the bulb at just the right
time. II I had been an instant of, ,
there would have been no picture of
the first fight. The plane stayed up
several seconds, but only few feet
of the ground, OF course"
How about the time you got
hurt?" he was asked.
Got a Few Bruises.
Mr.. Daniels smiled. Il wasn't hurt
much-just few bruises-but I did
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Man Tells of Taking Picture
OF WHght's S First Flight
Retired Coust
Guurdsmen Here
Recalls Event

John T. Daniels. who took the
picture Of the Wright brothers first
flight and who claims the dubious
distinction of being the first air
plane casualty, is in town today.
At 68 he has white hair and clear.
sharp eyes. A retired Coast Guards
man, he is at Mount Alto Hospital
for a routine checkup. His home is
at Manteo, on the North Carolina
coast only a few miles from famous
Kill Devil Hill, where man first flew
IN a power driven airplane.
II was at the Kill Devil Coast
Guard Station, within sight of the
Wrights' camp, and we used to 90
over and help them nearly every
afternoon" he recalled in an inter-
view in the recreation hall at the
hospital. When they first arrived
we didn't know what to think. They
were studying the flight of the
birds around there and we used to
watch them from the Coast Guard
station running up and down the
beach with their arms outstretched.
fitting from side to side like a
gliding bird
Flew Flag When Ready.
"They made glider flights for two
years before they finished their
little aluminium motor and were
ready for the power trial. AS we
had arranged, they hoisted a little
red flag over the camp the morning
they were ready
I'VE went over and helped them
pull the plane out of the shed and
put it on the tracks they had built.
The plane rested on a little truck
that had bicycle sprockets for
Evening star., 1941-11-06

wheels. The Wrights were bicycle
manufacturers in Dayton. you know.
I have in my garage at home the
frame of a bicycle they brought
down there and which we wore out
riding on the sandy beach.
"As I was saying, we put the
plane on the little truck, corre-
spending to today's landing gear.
Rather, this was the taking-of gear,
since the truck stayed on the track.
Then we were all set to CO."
A far-away look in his eyes. Mr.
Daniels edged forward on his chair.
Orville Won the Toss.
"Orville and Wilbur tipped coin
to see who would be the first. Orville
Evening star., 1941-11-06
Forms Demand Halt
In 6. G. c. Enrolment
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LA PLATA, Md, Nov. 6.-The
Charles County Farm Bureau today
Joined the Charles County Agricul-
tural Defense Board in protesting
the enrolment of any more youths
in the c. c. c. in this county.
The County Defense Board last
week asked Government officials to
suspend recruiting because of the
shortage of farm labor. Nineteen
boys were enrolled recently in the
Beltsville camp.
Copies of the farm bureau resolu-
ton were sent to Representative
Sasscer. Democrat, Of Maryland.
Evening star., 1941-11-06
spit sand for about three days after

spit sand for about three days after
ward.
TT was right after the second
flight, made by Wilbur, when the
planes tail got pulled of on little
sand dune. We had hauled the
plane back to the shed and were pre-
pairing to put it in when high wind
came along. i was right near the
motor in the center and got caught
in a strut. The wind blew the plane
about IS feet high. and when 1t was
coming down-about 10 feet from
the ground-I fell of and buried my
head in the sand"
THE plane went to pieces and
there were no more flights at the
hill. The Wrights returned to Day.
ton"
Evening star., 1941-11-06
D. K. {. to Hear Burton

Senator Burton of Ohio will ad-
dress the monthly luncheon OF
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity at
1890 pm. tomorrow at the Army
and Navy Club.