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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08

Jses Hsnssn. = highly rromiss
sas sneftstar. 10 fhs firnt ~ 49,
essi players Ire Tigers expert -
set fsom tns Los Ana<l~a Angola
Hsnsen wili cor-s n ths roe<s
90 apstan. President Js<h Gum
msas sne~n Monday.
H.asan $40 rns<h setirn for to
sssels IN spring training esmos
ard ~ss nfven . ensnes IN stag
with tn~ cssst l~Aass ssas sssi1
i-<n nsfusls wss r~cssv~s from ~
cAicAse cha . fsw days c<fcre
the or<ninE ~ ths season.
Tsil 80 snsay. oossnns
e~eess . NJ - osu<s1 - .
nstsss. - - . pswsve0
sasswee.
IN. hsa I'D. VIVA incidentally y
rated - are ~ the greatest -.
ssthail players tn The country.
teak the eve a Manager rsp
knehlsr ~ his fine defense worb
ard speed.
Hsnsnn hi eel In me ssniusfsne
games ks~hl<r saw tne Aaeeieo
play. Hansen PLAYED fer hpsh ~
Maine club ~ ~. Three I Ieogsso
and frv tcs AnssIss last sses.
rsrsdosieaiiy. Ma hating average
~ sos for hss few appearances II
The enast league sss halter ihan
ME mark IN the Three ! lssesa
onAS cOMGe
That the Tigers are slowly nosls~
Ing . ciub and vii have . sspasls
squad On hand Tuesday. April ~
whom spring training gets N fssl1
swing. wss hlrshsved ~ tire A.
neunesmsnt Sunday mat Mi ossv
hsd h~sn obtained on epsies fsuea
the Hollywood stars Gray v =
first bsssmsn and vas sskeu ~
the Tiksrs for prossctioa lnasnueh
~ Bobby csrresson nss repeatedly
said he does not plan 10 s.-y the
sesson.
ossv pus n - sHssa II slsse
for eesllswes last ssesss 80
~ss "ss ~ NJ 40 sIst1ess ~
NE Csess leaGsse. M k-ssseg
wss . little b~ssw tsast Ieaeee
standards. In ~ Wneeso
sssseisties. wkes~ ~ p1sse1
halt shs s~asse. Gray ~ ~
s~d was ave u Inc iea1evs N
runs batsed IN considering ~ 3
sumses II ssmss ~ pssyeA
Rain hsmpsfsd the hsst hssh
sehool baseball sehoci psssna
scheduled for Saturday and Ne -
youngsters vho shn~sd up were
given talks In the clubhouse ~
Manager koshlsr and ny Frank
rohin. former manager AZ the Twin
Falls club. The nest sessioa %
the school 10 scheduled for nsus
saturday IT : o'clock Marvin
rieksrs ana Lefty fseslss showed
~ Ia help with the school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Portland Gets
Young Hurler

PORTLAND - Word vas re-
oeived from Los Angeles today
that the Portland Beavers had
acquired 2O-ytar-oid Dick Congsr
from the Pittsburgh Pirates 10
bolster It's pitching corps.
Conger. a lanky highlander,
Wss with Beaumont Of the Texas
league and vas drafted last fall
BY Pittsburgh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
News

nhohdaIs Mems dali club MA
. best ball t~osoms tousns msot
sunday, pfav 80 an hslf ~
e.mblnsa h.,a,s.o
winners - first dlyisinaf joe
dreeo ana Joe usnsiex n. in A.
second aly..,an' To-. wsl,sss
and Clarence Taylor. Tsfs,l--
Wilson. TT-is 81.
Third division Dan f.of'ion snf
Dc. nosf.rt. ss-7s, ST.. s,,rs
7gssi,s'
osn.. $3.50. a.a ~,n,.. -
gnhis Rival. .IIxe xst
.nls~ sna 80 sh,fn .~l
isss -ssl ou,ss o,o.s.ss ana rsss
Iiss.,.q hs-5o ga Cad tA..ss
.nd nary Jehnsoa so.is So
ais. Islr Jim 3nsls sn1 Al
rssFiss .7.s -sn JIG Mon
el. erristsss sss d Tsss-
san sss1s's~-ss's N ssaiert snA
Nss "''iisrs 20 1ss--ssS ss~
A..saA" 30 - ''s 80
So. a. =. s,~'., - -
g.sa e..la..,a.,. .s.x.t.sT a..
fls Tsaissssfs hid . s~isssl,s aIns
-. D 80, sas.s..
Winners rffst divi<los Tom wals
So "'" "s"' "'i''Ss''. 49,
A@eond sIsi.lon, liza Nsaa<su ~.
Ia ,.,a n s..a 40 sss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Tacoma Mat
Team Winner
Tokes Y Tourney:
Croft Wins Diving

T.eonas sntue. n the four
Northwest YNCA tournaments
held ever ne week snd am oas
team championship ard tro ind
vldual Championships n eompsti.
,ien ~ith ether ~rs" from ths
Northwest
Three flrsis. three seconds snd
one third we're ecrred ~ Taco
ma. .even.man team N the ~rr.-
tllns Al salem. Winners we're
warren Mccsn ti1s rouaasl
Nike Reuter- las reandsi and
bon niney lisa Fcundsl.
second. were taken ~ nse
Rahsn uis pauadsi. PAU
Walker liss poamdsl ssd
Marsis niekrnhaeh tifs
.psundsl. u .. Manning wan
third In the heavyweight
division.
Tacoma won the team title With
Is points Others finished as fol-
lows Salem. 10, Portland Central.
10. Ysklms. 10. Portland North
east. .; Longvisw. 1.
His Croft successfully defended
his diving championship In the
senior swimming competition Also
held at salem. Harold Keller.
rseoms yMcA physical director
accompanied the teams TO salem.
Jusni,s stern Won the women.
singles crown In tire hadninson
tourney held =, Nieioris. n G,
while Tacoma entrants finished
second In the mixed doubles
Miss stern descased ees
Seattle opponent and tive
Portland opponents "a ~in the
little for the third successive
time. Toughest match Wa .
three setter with Miss d.
HosEiin 81 Portland.
A Portland pair IN The mixed
doubles. u. Moehlsrt ami n
Erickson. had To down two Ts-
coma teams In succession to win
the crown. Miss stern and Richard
Meyer lost In q hard.fousht match.
is-is. Ills. 1914. while Francis
Chapman and Mary Ann Jsiusich
were debated. I5.s. 1s.a.
In mems singles. Meyer gave
the champion, Paul HluEsrd of
seattle. hls toughest match. losing
1872. 1911.
rsoomss volieyhnll ses,et found
the going pretty tough losing II
matches and winning none.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Cougar Tossers
Have Bat Power

PULLMAN. Wash. - Warning
70 Northern Division ohucbsrs.
Washington state has . hsrd-hit-
ting baseball club this year.
The Cougars swept a weekend
doubleheader from Whitman col
lege. 1910 and %. thereby taking
the preseason series five games
10 three. BIN srwsll led the
Cougars is-hit assault in the
opener. getting four hits In as
many times Mt bat. including q
homer with IN. bases fun.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Fife Mat Men
Win Tournament

SEATTLE-Fife high school OF
Pierce county captured the state
prep wrestling tournament with
81 points, followed by Longview
with rs points, Stadium (Tacoma)
third, II. and Lincoln Tacoma }
fourth, II, Saturday night. Fife
and Longview each gsrnered four
championships in the finals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
johnson Signs
Pippin Contract

YAKIMA. Wash.-Bill johnson,
pitcher outfielder. has returned
mis- signed contract 10 the Yakima
Pippins. Business Manager Ken
Hodges said today.
Hodges said. however, that
Third-Baseman Walter Bis. and
Rookie Carl Mcconnell had not
signed yet. Mcconnell will not
sign until he gets leave Of abb
sence from a railroad in Cali
fornia for which he works. and
Bliss may 20 over 10 Bellingham
in the Northwest semi-Pro league
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Adams Released
To Salem Club

LOS ANGELES EDDIE Adams.
youthful catcher for ths Portland
Beavers IN the Pacific Coast base
ball league, was released outright
today 70 Salem. In tina Western
International
Adams mad bsen earned By the
Portland eiuo for thrss years. but
stsA failed 10 nit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Stadium Golfers
To Hold Tourney

Stadium golf team sspirsnts will
tour Highland golf course Tues
day In the first u a three-dsy
elimination series slated by Tiger
Golf Mentor Harry Swarm.
High 200 at HIGHLAND will play
At Alienmors Wednesday when the
squad Will Be trimmed 70 IL for
the finals al Fircrest On Thurs
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Dou
Is Champion

PORTLAND - A lively wire
haired terrier owned by J. b.
Harrison of Portland today held
the dog championship Of the Port
land Kennel Clubs annual show.
First in the hound division went
In beagle, the Quaker Girl.
owned by William II. Ppm Of Van
couver, p. c. A great dane, Andors
Of Canyon Crest Kennels Of Holly
wood. Cal. walked Off with the
honors in the working dog
bracket.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Rifle Shoot

The Tacoma Rife a Revolver
club fired the nrst half 81 the
government qualification rifls
oourBe Sunday. This match was
fired at 200 yards standing. 100
rspld-flrs sitting and 200 yards
knesling. and 300 yards rspid-firs
prone.
Inc match will 10 finished on
April 70 AZ which time there Will
h. number Of trophies and
medals given % shooters qualify.
ing.
In the firr half - the match.
Major A. corps fired a score Of
1874 out of a possibls 200 10 place
first among the Tscons shooters
followed by Irene Paulson with a
score Of Ies
Scores are a. follows.
Major A corps. iss. Irens Paul
son. lss Insbrst Tufts lee Ksn-
Estn walters Is7. OTIS Esstmsn. is4
Chef. Faelson ia bst. Ohu4s. "a
~. Hood. lsz Larry Walsh. 40.
Ham kofris. 100. Dave oAs<s 1T.
Charlie kerrsll. lie. Bill RUNNERS
u. ST. Hutehings. III. Elmer
kuzzty, lea. Harold craHsr. 40.
v. X. siz>r. lsz. Ole ssfssrson. iss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
|NYLON VS.. SILK

NYLoN has kicked the silk
~ worm into depression.
Perhaps into oblivion in many
instances.
This sll-astonishing chemical
product created by man is not
alone for milsdy's delicate gar
ments.
II turns 70 man with a smile
In his fishing activities.
II provides lines and leaders
that are superb. satisfying TO
veteran anglers long prejudieed
in favor Of the silk products.
When . product can send old
time anglers into songs OF praise
and vivid adjectives such "A
n circus press agent never
heard. you can wager on the
quality Of the product
Tire first nylon leaders that
hut Tacoma weren't ready for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Major Camps



ATLANTA. 0a. Marius Hgss0
10 scheduled 10 pitch for tho fs~
York Yankees against the nrnos.
Ign Dodgers today In tbs first
game ~ their annual ssvsn-eontsst
series which ends sl,h . three
game set 81 EbDets field
Both clubs sport . seven gains
winning streak Ths Yankees wal
Iopsd Memphis Of the Southern
association. Ito. yesterday Wills
the Dodgers eiubbed out . % win
over New Orleans Of the Southern
association.
JOHNSON CRY. Tenn. Bump
Hadley fsoss tbs Cleveland Indians
for ths New York; Giants today ss
the two clubs resume thsir sshlbl-
ton tour. Gift Melton handed the
Atlanta Crackers of the Southern
association their second straight
withdrawing yesterday ~hsn he
pitched the Giants Ia q four MT.
10 Victory.
AI.sUQUEsQGE. y. ~ - The
Philadelphia Athletics. holding .
four to-tso lead over the Pirates
In their spring series. moved
sEslns, Pittsburgh sssln today.
IN. a. won a is-iz game from
the rifstss II 81 raso. Tea, PES
tsrdsY.
CHARLESTON. = g. Moving
north1srd on the tail snd of thsif
spring training grind. ths rnlla.
dsiDhls Phllllss stopped off hers
today 10 play Charleston. stepping
down into class 9 competition. ths
rhiis yesterday bumped Savannah
Of the sally isaEus. 81.
ALsuQuEisaiE. X. x-r,,s-
bgrgh Pirates Manager rrsnkis
ruseh turned this emphasis on his
pitching staff today by ordering
his hurisrs 10 90 tins whois dls.
lance when sent 10 ths mound
during tins balance Of tins sxhiDi-
ton season. Ths Philadelphia
Atnistics defeated ths Pirates yes
tsrdsy, it-iz
snRGygroKT. Ia outapsw
Clyde sh@sn. Cardinal ~ofkhorss,
IL scheduled 10 pitch . fun nine
innings today In the Cards exhibit
ton game with Shreveport BAH
heGss and John Crodzieki ysstsr-
day he'd the Houston. Tea. Bluffs
70 four hita vniis the Cards got 10
and won. . 10 l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08

MEL. sir. there were those
w who got EN- and those who
didn't when the fishing season
opened Sunday in Washington
lakes.
That is always the way.
The rain kept your old softie
in most of the day up Clear lake
way. but there were some
catches Of large rsinbows taken
there.
Ed Larson and Ted Keller, for
instance. grabbed off two big
ones each. One of Larsons
weighed around three pounds.
There were some unusually
nice catches made in Tanwsx
lake and all other lakes in this
district.
Catches included trout. bass.
perch. crsppie. sunfish, so
called, AND CATFISH.
Every lake was crowded with
anglers.
Stream fishing opens May
and the seeson for many snriers'
therefore, 10 almost month
away.
Strange as II seems. more
anglers fish streams than they
DO lakes.
4 Friday when this corner speci-
fled many Of the lakes here
abouts, Tanwax was omitted.
And later when this omission
was noted, I said to Puss Wall,
"WaitD Scotty sees that yarn.
No Tanwax lake mentioned.
He'll write and howl"
Monday morning bright and
early there came a letter. II
was from Scotty. He suggested
that this corner not forget that
Tanwax lake did not dry up, Is
not closed but is full of fish and
doing well.
TanwaX. he pointed out. 10
stocked with rainbow and cut
throat and Is alive with the
spiny-rayed fish such ~ bass,
perch and crsppie.
Great sport WAS had nj sum
init Lake. Thurston county.
Almost every angler caught
his limit NJ rsinbows and cut
fhroats there. Trolling Was the
method of fishing used.
State game protectors say the
sport WA the best ever there.
The lake has tren well planted.
At Lawrence Lake, In back OF
Mckenna, Alfred Wiikowski,
youngster, landed five dandies OF
the cutthroat family. One was
. I5-incher.
Charley Wilkowsh also had
luck there, bagging IL rainbo"s.
Favorable reports. as q whole,
were received from all lakes.
The state game department
certainly has stocked our lakes.
Good catches bring favorable
estimate OF the departments
consideration OF the anglers.
1t IL pleasing TO notice that
the method OF planting large
trout in lakes also holding spiny-
rsyed FISH In showing good
results.
The bigger trout can take
care of themselves against their
natural enemies. the bsss and
such.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Highland

Total ...-sy Iotals -. ~
Best Nine, lst DsvisIon-A y
Royal 55-5-2e DICK Bfockysy So
~ Stan Baclo- sta
Second Divlslon--Gso Noe Bill
~ PRANK Gates 3e-ll-2s r Row
and 3s-s-2s Tom keosk ss-7-
a.. P n Hsssr 37-s 49, Dr. e
z Hicks <0-Ii-2t d. {. N Moore
4z-l2 ~
sunday p. Nc PornAn s4-5o-
"a. A Carer si-Il-7o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Meadow Parkers
Win Golf Match

Meadow Park defeated High
land yesterday in Tacoma play 81
Meadow Park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08

VANCOUVER, y. C.-Jsyyss
and lightweight crews from Ore
gon state university scored mar
row wins over University Of
British Columbia slxhis In q
weekend rowing meet here.
The Oregon Jsyyses non by two
lengths. and N. visiting hgnt-
vssehts hy AAk q tenSth-
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31
RED ARMIES HALT.
NAZI FORCES, PUSH.
BACK some AREAS

Loncou- October 30s--0utnufnneT-
ed Rec Armies In the par South
sid tonight II Goxtet adTiess -
hate hTpaaht me German offensive
or the RoGtoY sector % . aunatan-
tai halt generally
Il coazuteF-att2cks The Russians
have resRined = series q heights
studdin9 the coastal plains before
me citY These heights are stra-
tegc pa.uts guarding the route =
Hostcv-an~Do1-
Tbe Russians armies also are re-
paTted today 70 have thrown TIE
1evmans back scrnss the Nara river
xaEne s. miles southwest of Moscow.
Tn& the official Russian news
aeencY said ne Germans tried r.
peatedlx TO cross the Nara bus we're
beaten back The eosanteF-attacktrg
Soviet trooua then stoTlned across
the river Taa sad. and eutreuch-
e themselves on the south bank
undsr heavy fire
The Germans sent mare than DO
ptarea n = mas assault a. the
Russian capital q Noac5x. after
tixiE and offensive slowed dorm
Z W4s the eGRest attack carried
GU - far hnt "a as unsuccessful
as al previous rad on ma point
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31
PRESIDENTS NAVY DAY
SPEECH A CHALLENGE
TO OUR PATRIOTISM
Says Hitler Plans To Divide Up South America And To
Abolish Religion And Ths Bible For Nazism
And Mein kamPf.

w1nsnrtan OFT T-prsxtdent
Roosevelt asserted tonight tn&s ne
shooting hAs started 1has -AEners-
q hAs ben at1acked an1 u4t
ne nation stood ready % face -
newest ard g-ea.ezt eaalisuTe-
He sd II O. address - = NaTy
League dinner taas - AmerEaEn
have eAeaFed or decE and t4ken
or battle statoua~
r & ~ CHEF exeeuEIss adzo~
Gated broadening q TIE pFazram f1r
revising ne neutrality eez 20 pr
un uo CRY Efzk ArmlnE e Amer
can merchant zhipz baf 81 -
Nnem eAo -h3 free % Cary CT
American Koo6z into Ne hA<beEz
q CIR lrie1zE Merchant xnEp4 must
- protected b the navS. he g.
ekxEe1
The aenzss fozziEn Eela1ssEa eza
mlftes has recaznmea1ed ne# -
Wsfus ard IT EnoueseH I'D
slmlnatian q aAn1xtT1nszns ueEi-
SOS a the neutrality lar rs tnt
eoufsz 81 honezsx an1 e HeaAsm
HiEhlzxhtz II t. Aaszzm
HIszsF haz attacked zasasAnz e
areaz eaoaz e tas Amez1cas BTozz1-
out TIE Atlantis
Mary American cNued merchant
snlN have beeu E1uz On ne h1t
aa2 one American deszF1EeT ~
ais4ckec O. September fu1Ttn An
cha Destroyer sz aitzzzs6 I'D
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31
England Has More
Ships Than When War
Started Taft States

waxnfnFtnn = C.. atakNs -
Senator TAR R-Onan1 aadd ass
eenass hers tnsa4Y 1arinE ust Nsu-
sraI4sY At ueaase sn@t Great
Britain nssN hA Ee161u tRa q
shlpEaux aasch e s0oeN tons
nnors th4n 4 h41 al ar Nart %
fns wMx
EesaASaw BAsisx fD-NC8 said
gfsAs ~ UuSgsG States Ea2zz xkinct
Z neeezEarr ~ establish = re4xu
o Ian or uN hlRh &eas Three
Rev1aae4r colWag42s& hsskttn ~
Vsr-aanG nFsdxss * Asw HAmp-
sire. ard uUFfsY u S4lth Dnko<a
arr s4eksnx tse fight fes repeal %
the ~SssstTAl1sF AwA
TIE penxtiHw fvs@ton usAaUFN
erafsee hg lne eesasse forxzzn reh-
ssazas ~soxnnsEf1ee wos1E TepzMt tfe
nxutxatisv arts pwoFtxscf4 whsen
rrexsxss ase arrxzsFsz q American
Eaereh4nS x1lrs ard puonEalk them
srezn entering e~el1<xvsnt powU ard
Designated eurt1nt EaEze&
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31
MOSS POINT CLUB
HEARS WORLD WARS
COMPARED TODAY.
Postmaster Akxanaer Exurzurs
T<we ef Emruvemn sitaz1s~n Anaa
It's AftsrmAfh

Speaking or thx Nuhtnrs Il In
teTTattossA1 affzlrx " S. siexnr-
oex. postnzxtsr. Tauysdny told a..
EeFaAiec Moss Pusns Roszrsara thas
vetgT VII b. wpa b. me VIII
70 WIN Just prior 10 tnss state
msns the speaker referred &c ne
stand o. England nvwT . yuar nRo
when he said TIE WI 10 WIZ
w1s ne cnly thing usat upheld ne
hylstah Esp&ye curing the c~evasrml-
ins assaults q ehe Germans upon
ne island
Painting oct thaf uae subject
which hs had efanNen uAz ore az
SUN m&gnitnde and ncope hat
voaunes had hnen written nhaas 4
tire speaker choose to shcw me dif-
ferenre between world War I ARD
Weird War y ~ sfsy aprear 70
pwF5uxA M1o car remember both
cataarophtes Recalling the fers-
ina o. bitter hAte4 directed 20 the
German people bF many persons
during and Immediately fogaexinr
the World War !. fhe speaker nasrt-
ed cut that tnaay she wrath q the
freedon loving nations en- more
conferred toward TIRE leAderS q thr
aEgTessJg nations rather thar 20
ward the peoples Of that nation
The voice Of Hate VIII be heard
after the present e0nflict u
he said but that voice win not
Be 80 loud o. vehement a il was
In ehe postwar DAYS Of World
War Z he expressed 9 beiaef that
ma2 American people would IKE
% : the German people given .
-Chancs ~ Life, Liberty. and the
Pursuit a Happiness after the
xAF h over. m spite Of the hovr4-
be rstafl4tory measures usec ~ the
GERMANS for attacks unon their
representative IN occupied lands.
MApoF George wooe thanked Ro-
tarialn for the part that they
played In securing TIE large vote
m Tuesdays eeesion 20 Determine
the bond Issue for Moss Puins CITY
EchooM
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31
KEARkEY BATTLED
SUBMARINE PACK
WHEk DAMAGED
Z. s. NAVY Destroyer On Ismsu5
Participated IN Az siEht F3ht
Ase3saanx - Offiekai RsPartA

WMzhnng1un Ocs She United
states cezxroyxx KeaTIz<y. Is was dss-
sa08Nd to-day. VA s0Epadoed n tl1e
eaGEsM % = gFeas an-nlxtst battle
sEsMeeE eeeoTt w4Fxt1lps az1 . NAzi
U-nuut wriT pArx sh2t atkaearl =
c1nyuT q merchantmen tn NJ hA1ak
uateFa MpztE1weat of IeeixnG on tile
nHzlzs 81 0esakseF L.
Hes1t szF uAz nj Ere EmArr@y
sxeee~1e1 r. dFupsagnm q series Of
depth osEnka aired ~ one sub
azArtrN h4& 4 there wAx any en-
nenen tslAt us2 sun wzS nit X re-
manned NesEc r. u1x sscTH4 archives
of khn nzxy department under I
res policy ~arzaoAzz<e6 b. Secretary
KncE
Tnm NARY SECRETARY toa4 a pases'
e~suferaaes tha4 she United Bzaasa
Lac TIE Britain. uoad nns gfvr ca
3aouzzrine ztrk1zzTz The policy "a
4aopsed - th1z country. Kroz tn
dtcass1 g make aars That ever
Eacxezful za1c< fired e ospkh bonak
drcp9ed h TIE Battle q tte A.
lansAe takes ia tnl aia0 IL tnx wa.
q nerves
A. Ire secretary expxazsed Il
German mnxAAe i depressed b. nav.
in9 u-hnaa and TIER creaz go gu
and nsFeF ecnse naek~ hxaxtne m
Please sarn 70 paze TO-
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31

Kidnappers Go On
Trial For Abducting
Mississippi Deputy

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TRUE PICTURE ABOUT
PASCAGOULA PROJECTS
FINALLY COMES TO LIGHT
Water Works Extension Program Cut $4,000 According To
--latest information Released
To-day.

Mayur waiasr n Culiev and
Connna1Mannerz Lee q Beekharn and
3 ~ FedHEtr wsFe aaxtsea by Con-
gresham william CoiEser. early
this Hepk uzst Uhe new wnt<rwokx
prute<1 kppaie3 Tor by ne City a.
PEScswouh had BEER ~&pSwuved hy
authorities N washington On 4 If
ty-flfv grant h4za
This project waFi surpiant the
si&saN water works Improvement
program aEExExed n TIE Chron-
Ele-stsr. FfaaMy. October 3 which
stated Qu14e PkscawauiA had been
awarded . works PROXIES Admins
tratton appropriation Of $4,000
for Improvement a. water xurkx ia
dftttsA os whtch the Ctr would BE-
expected % put ~ about &a per-
cent uf TIE funds
On many occasions we have been
the sabsect Of sezere criticism Oh
our former announcement for the
granting Of water WORKS Project
No l-if7 which said thai the pro-
gram was for siss,noo We decided
% set TO the bosinxn of the affair
and give 90 our readers q complete
story Is 20 Just what trRnspired IN
regard 10 uaiz project
On receipt Of q telegram dated
October Z signed b. Hon Thee. O.
Blieo q. s s. announcing the III
nal approval Of project No. 1-iiT
wAterwuks facilities PascaRouia IN
the amount Of tiss. CO. our reporter
called On Mayor Guiley for details
on the project and Appropriation
As stated IN cur issue of October
}, he Was told By Mayor 0uliey
thai the city would be expected 70
put ID sto.0oe and the Government
sI08oo Naturally al PAscagoua
.rejulced
We published this wonderful news
In good faith. II later developed
thai the Mayer had misunderstood
the telegram and that instead Of
the city being on the short end. they
were on the long end. namely: The
city was expected to put up the
si0s.e1o while the Government only
would put I'D sze.D0o
When this terrible error was dis
covered Mayor Culley wired Con-
gresham Colxner. asking for 9 re-
ylEann NJ the EFnsecf which Is X
planned IN the following telegram
from Congressman Conner. received
OctuEer -: Quote We advised b.
wire under daae October 2 that
tins pEuBee9 G2~1f19 lad been ap-
proved IN amount q sf4s 600. red
eral government 10 provide $4,000
and City o. pascas0ula Sos o0e.
Subsequently Mayor GuEley advised
w that the City could not vel
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