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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

cAiszzhent2 puntlnx. passing track
wuxk and Running xisnmfx Tannamv
nfteFnous ard permitted saxne real
foo<nAfi tartics with offensive plsy
Going On In fuf swing.
Vicious tackles. hard drsvtns and
backing marked me sesto. which
lasted about bali an hoar. The boys
wers enthusiastic ard teak their
work seriously. Blocking and tack-
Ang dEfla we're had before tue
scrimmAxe HAlS o. the prospective
candidates for the team are Ntili
working and viii nc4 rspurt until
next seek o. the next but from
what w1z observed In tn prestew.
q winning team Il anticipated
OF euarze. II u entirely 10 early
70 make any predictions. and much
depends on tine attitude of the
players. Muca can happen between
now and the opHning game. and
there Is ne need Tor oTer-confidence
which would ~ fatal. even before
the opening game On September a.
with Ia1e Bach. Al thai can Be
safely said IL that the candidates
and the team have 81 o~ppuEtunfty.
which Il taken seriously with the
thought in the background that
somebody h waiting 70 upset uneuh
can - turned into success.
Most q the candidates who have
been out for the past week or 20
are reserves from last year. They
are out early 70 set the jump on
their rivals for positions on the
team. They are working hard and
may succeed IN ex1ttnE some of the
regulars Who are waiting - report
later.
Practically the entire squad Of
candidates VINO win be cut for the
various pasts On The team are ex-
pected to be on hand Monday after
moor and ne season VII then GET
under fun swtng.
Coach Woodward. who has been
handling the candidates By himself
In the absence Of Coach Johnny
Coca and Coach Jack Csar, who
are expected 70 report for duty
next week. has announced that all
positions are wide open and the pro-
cess nox starting and to Be follow
ed tn the future viii Be nat of
survival q the fittest.- ANY play
q VINO can prove himself capable
and willing may gain . place on
the team. regardless OF his size or
previous experience. Il viii be
every man for himself and unless
he can defend his position on thu
he viii have 70 step aside 70
some boy having more aggressive
ness and ability.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
PASCAGOULA PAINTERS
IN FOOTBALL SCRIMMACE
SHOWING ENTHUSIASM
Recruits Jump Gun For Esriy RaaaA Work A. Majority 81
Candidates Not To Report Untn
Monday.

Fcot bah pactices whleh have
been cArrisd out for shs PAST to
weeks At the PAscMgcsfla Partners
practice field have reached SERIOUS
proportions and every indication Is
that BY ths End a. next week there
vii BE- some real hard wort IN pro-
eres with light scrammseee slated
With prospects, loomknE hr11hker
than they have been IN several sea-
soma there Is 4 great spNrft o. optim-
Ism prevailing over the Panther
sAr these days. ser though school
has not started and viii not open
for two weeks 70 come. The fine
cAfinre az the matertAl-hearfer.
neefer. and more experienced. has
provided An excellent foundation
upon which . build the as4l edl-
ton
Coach Woody" woodwards can.
didates are 4 hnxiilnR bunch q
YOUNGSTERS and they are anxsaas 70
get into the harder brackets a
training. 50 much 50 THAT he &C.
ceeded 10 their requests for 3 scrsm-
mage 20 break the monoeony a.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

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has hsun hlae f1sAia e Kzenaauym
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and ahuusa So a great mrArasul a
service m IT, sing half puntttun
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sosmeone eat IS TIE h1rk fed uass
year "a ssaaeneed ~ hm dese3mlne4
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cOopef h@inz ~esssslnIly fast eEa
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win these t.zAs tla enNnhsa fsz7a
q present = Team that I'll y ahl4
70 handle ; Eaaaah scheauaN n
the line ~ esaxllsn have mnseernsgi
LcalM Ksaann and kamheuzaeh rz1sh
Who shoaia ~ pOwmEinuza@ Aassn
rear. Bah sfe "a feek. Louis
weighing - - and Esaxh selEnfns
us D. These noya xflouHH ~
misery - ~ sasznY tnanzs uhh
year. Ihs sez<les zsaEl lsags fax tlss
return e Aubrey COL. - -
taekia 80 pzes@ers trszs@zaszs
strength sna equal agility. AKan
nliho. ptek Klzapn ueF4na nlkzan.
Jark Dsnlzzex. KMrl Stevenson.
Rogers sn1 fzFeInfd are heins
srs1aned To- ausEd positions. = L
Scott wili ais go essms 1eEsiee -
guard
In tie ere aspsFtsnsnt - Tzsess
gill present . great annuzEnt ~
ability "a t4 sEAiNnSt hay naAeTl1.
six foot captain Of lad years team
who says that Re b n1kk % mAkE
his last yesf : zo1d one. G. d
Fa9aArd, swift ard EHas E~na1ehinz
end. will be hack Moth nAa4e boa
however. nfs II for 4 fi4hk tnh ynaf
at starting pnalEan due 70 Ehs ~
turn ~ KFsfest Harper. Harper
showed vest improvements h Ia
latter part e i1s0 session I'D 4
back this senf haaFier. ntroassf and
more experienced D3rkte FFankz.n.
along with lns naw.coxmef. 4Z-
meth Ooff e Ksenkawpa. hare ~
ready ahcwsd great rfuMtse ~ uhe
eFsn poaigagzaa. Thssa swa nuEE
should sae pIezszz e zeF<tes Eas
Fe4si Nseszzzza -t19e4He4 y tzEa -
speed that t dlsoonceFtins. sniiz
Golf = The I~ufnieflnK rn9sea fTn<
Of mAn and vii ind much Service
en- defense. MAtt Delmas hafxa "a
FIJI the position 81 his brilliant
brother who started et t4ekls III
1879 and waa elected honorary cap
tain a. the team o. thai feaf.
Matt 4 being tried 81 ne end pazi.
ton and With 0eorKn WtIizauz. I
neN -comer. Z hesns ETeozns1 -
reserve center. Practices are belns
held daily &c five O'Clock. CentFal
Daylight aasing Time. and E1s pub
nc u oofdialiy invited 70 nsEns 81
End watch uA practices. ah<
first game Of this year IN b
against Biloxi on September Il. Il
Haoki.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
FORTY TIGERS PRACTICE
DAILY ANTICIPATING A
STRENUOUS SEASON
Coaches Khayai and Shields Think They Have A Team Able
To Meet Al
Corners.

Coaches r. A Khayst and r. v.
Shields have some forty or mere
boys entering the daily practices In
preparation for q tough season.
win two dates stiIi open on the
schedule the Tigers are planning fer
. season thai calls fer five games
away from home and five games at
homa. with such teams - Biloxi.
0uifpoFt. 81. S~tanlslaus. s. Aioy-
sins. Boealusa. ptearafe ard fhilar
delphta facing them. The boys and
coaches realize that they are n Tot
. toash year.
Ths TissFs hopes have beer boost
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

- With the return 81 Zen isttermsn
and the prospect q several new
oomers. 1Ie entirs squad keenly
regrets that Arnoid Pierce, vsteran
center. wfli not be available for foot
bail this year. :. L Scott h being
ereufned for rs position. John
Davis nnd Juninf Pierce are both
being shifted b the back field 70
add strength end speed 30 that de-
partnenk Toe1a ezauter one uf Ire
best I'll round baeka seen here N
many q day b belns shifted 60 tall
haek and Ne 3 paaiston where hts
bah carrying ability can b. utilised
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
Launching OF
S. S. African Meteor
AUGUST -, 1941

We sincerely regret to announce that in keep
ing with the desires of the United States
Maritime Commission and u. S. Navy De-
partment, as : result of the National Emer-
gency which exists, the yard will be closed to
the Public. This Is necessary to avoid undue
interference with regular routine work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

} magnificent dis-
monds are set into
each OF these smart
new mountings Of rich
yellow gold in Treas
ure Chest designi An
unusual Value glor-
ious creation for the
Christmas bridel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Pinter Move Gains
In Mimic Warfare

WITH THE NRST ARMY IN
THE CAROLINAS. Nov. 21.-
(INS)-Lieut. Gen. Hugh A
Drums First Army pincer move
ment aimed at encircling several
motorized and mechanical Fourth
Corps enemy" divisions west OF
Monroe, N. c., developed rapidly
in strenuous pre-dawn engage
ments today.
Both north and south wings OF
the blue" First Army pushed
westward deep into enemy terri
tory and all counter attacks by the
red" armored forces were thrown
back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Weygand Out,
U.S Stops All
Supply Ships

NlCHY, Nov. 2l.-Gen. Maxine
Weygand went into retirement al
Cote d'Azur on the Riviera today
10 write his memoirs. but before
returning 10 private life he sent 4
message 20 the French OF North
Africa 10 keep faith and lift up
your hearts.
Relinquishing his post as pro-
consul in Africa job which was
officially suppressed -Weygand
retired with full and signal honorS
and with lavish praise from Chief
of State Marshal Petain.
tin Washington II was an
nounced that the state depart
ment regarded the ousting of
Weygand as having been dictated
by Hitler and that all shipments
of food. fuel and other supplies
10 North Africa had been
stopped. At the same time,
France was warned that the en-
tire American policy toward
France must now be recon-
Siderad }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

The Vichy government of Marshal
Petain has openly Joined the Axis,
including complete military and
e economic cooperation" the
Moscow radio said, quoting diplo-
matte circles in Berne and Vichy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

legislation being held up until Bob Reynolds
from his honeymoon
This should surprise Martial marital affairs
always have been that close.
Thought for the day. Give obsruconist enough rope
and he'll hang
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
P|aygirI Has 'Jeepers'
For Blue Book Honor

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-(INS)-
"Jeepers, what do you know!"-
that was the comment today OF
Lenore Lennon, cafe society play
girl, upon being informed that her
name adorned the exalted pages OF
the just-published 1912 Winter so
cial register.
"They tossed out Liz Whitney
and Gloria Vanderbilt and I'm
in" the recent bride of blue
blooded Jacob L. Webb ex-
claimed. "Me. Me. LenOre Lem
mon. I'm In the social register"
For the "Inside News" of
We Sbfugtnu- EaIlaxu pauI NAL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

that Weygand's dismissal proved
Vichy's intention of opening
North African bases to the Ger
mans and handing over the
French fleetD
LONDON, Nov. 21.-(INS)-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
'WoodIe,' Soldier Talk

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-lINSl-
"Woodle" is today the new slang
expression of the American soldier
to describe glamour in its newest
form. No vocabulary of soldier
slang is complete without the.
word. +.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

by
Bureau y ems by
PIONEERS CHANGING THE GAUGE OF RUSSIAN TRACKS
Army engineers busy at the important task of chang
ing the width between rails Russian railroads in the
captured Germans must rail each
that their supply trains may the front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
DARLAN IN COMMAND

With the retirement of Wey'
gand. French North Africa was
placed under control of Vice
Premier Admiral Jean Darlan
Gen. Alfonso JUN was ordered &c
take command Of the French
North African troops and Vice
Admiral Fenard was named secre-
tary general of French Africa
with responsibility TO Darlan.
Yves Chatel was appointed gov
ernor general Of Algeria and Gen.
Jean Barrau military commander
OF French West Africa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
One Mans Opinion
No BuIIdOZing Us
While We Eat Plenty
BY WALTER HERMAN
international News Service stan Writer


General Weygand is and thinking seriously
of getting angry France 1t might
and rails.
Our attitude toward France will be that she has no
right to do what her conqueror tells her do.
We will not be bulldozed from abroad while we have
surplus at home
Our latest bid for South American goodwill reject
another load of Argentine beef.
If this incurs any hard feelings will another
South American movie in which Brazans speak Spanish
instead of Portuguese.
1t is reported from Washington that piece military
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
BRITISH SEE INVASION"

a Reuters British dispatch
from the French frontier stated
that Weygand's removal, in the
opinion of French circles, marked
the opening of North Africa TO
a stream of Nazi officials seek
ing 10 bind the territory to the
Axis before the British can drive
through Libya TO the Hunisian
frontier1
Another Reuters dispatch,
from Brazzaville, Free French
headquarters in West Africa,
quoted the radio there as stating
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

For the "Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column I'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

1t is reported from Washington that piece military
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
M. S. RukeySer:
international News Service Economic Commentator

such as we are passing through.
the demand for peace of mind
increases. the supply of the in
tangible product has been threat
ened by war, revolution. political
mismanagement and the embrac-
ing of false theories of economics
and of life. LOOMS, in summing
this up, offered some hope when
he remarked:
THE public mind has been In
an almost constant state of dis
turbanee and apprehension. As
the demOcracies of the Europe
continent fell under the weight
of the central powers, there was
much substance In the fear that
our civilization was meeting an
overpowering threat no less i'm
p0rtsnt to the future of society
than the ancient conflict be-
tween the despotism of the Per-
SLAMS and the culture of the
Greeks. The threat has not
passed, but II seems measurably
less than six months ago. The
deciding factor may yet be the
production lines OF America"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Demand Increases
for Peace of Mind

toward simplifying and stream
lining the basic financial figures
which record the heart action of
the company. / think insurance
executives could also heighten
policyholder loyalty by present.
ing in more specific terms the
makeup Of the so-called divi-
dend.
Long-term savers. including
life insurance policyholders. saw
ings and building and loan de-
positors, and bondholders, have
a direct stake in the future
purchasing power of the dollar.
This is also true of all those tens
of millions who will eventually
become eligible, if they survive,
for old age benefit payments
under the Social Security Act.
Accordingly. prudent fiscal
management by the federal gov
eminent and sound monetary
policy are not the exclusive con-
Germ of a small coterie of
wealthy capitalists, but of every
thrifty family in the nation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Liner Service Vital

Certainly the larger liners
would never use the route.
Every student of trade and
transport should know that
without regular liner service, a
port can't amount TO much. even
when il is really on the sea
coast.
Second. as to the power, IL
would be too slow and is not
needed-to say nothing of the
cost. The only power problem
now before US is one of provid-
ing for the defense peak.
This is no time 10 fiddle with
socialistic schemes of govern
ment wned and operated
yard sticks"-fiddling while
democracy burns.
Third. and greatest of all. is
the blow to our defense program
which this scheme would give. 1t
cannot possibly be finished for
years. II would cost at least a
billion dollars. Ii would divert
our resources from the urgent
production of ships, airplanes,
tanks, guns and machinery badly
needed now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
National Fight
Develops Over
DSeawdy Plan
By LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics, N. Y. University
A national fight is developing
against the monumental extrav-
sgance" of the proposed st. Law
renee seaway and power plan"
1t is being waged by the follow
ing opponents:
d-The many cities that
might be injured by the attempt
to divert trade TO a northern
channel.
(2l-Chambers of Commerce
of the areas affected.
(3)-The railway syste m
whose traffic and investments
would be destroyed Off the
scheme we're to work..
70 t4-Two great groups of in
telligent and patriotic citizens:
one of these groups emphasizes
the cost, waste and economic
futility of the scheme. Another
stresses the harm il would do
TO the national defense by delay
and diversion of resources.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Farmers Market

APPLEs-Delicious, fancy, 81 bu. No
1, sl.40g1.75; Greetings, No. l. 75cg
81 40T1.50 bu; No. 1, soc Sips: No. 2,
so u 75c: Northern spys fancy 81 bu.: No.
!, S1.50d1.75; No 2, 75c q 81 Mcintosh,
fancy, 81 .s5d1.75 bu.; No. l. $3.50 so:
bu.: steels Red. s1.25a1.5 bu.; No. ?,
CELERY cABBAoE-No. /. s125a1.5o
bu.; No. 2. $50 s5e:
FRENCH ENDIvE-No. 1, $3.50 5-lb.
box; No. 2. 75caSl.
BEETs-No. 1. 5ods5c bu.
CABBAGE-No. 1, s1a1.25 bu.: No. 2,
IS n 75c Curly Cabbage, No. l, 45Ts5c
bu.; Red Cabbage, No. 1, 75cGsi bu.; No.
cARRoTs-No. /, s5@ s5c bu.; No. 2,
CELERY soUAREs-No. l, s5ca1.1o;
cELERY-Fancy. 400 soc dor. punches
No. /. asa 35c; No. 2, zoe; Root. No. l.,
HoRE. RApIsH-No. 1. s2.soas bu !;
LEEKs|No. /. 4oa soc dor punches.
sack; No, l, 55a ssc; No. 2. 4oG5Oe.
PARSLEY RooT-5o a75c bu
PoTAToEs-Fancy. eocas1 bu: No. 1.
IS n soc: No. 2, 40n soc.
RADIsHEs- 5od soc dozen
RHUBARB-Hothouse. fancy. 80 q 35c s.
ID. box choice, 20G25c: small. so a soc
dozen punches.
RUTABAGAS-No. /, 500 75c bu.
soUAsH-Hubbard, No. 1, s1.25d LIS
bu. No 2. 75cmS1
TURNIPs-Fancy. s1d1.25; No. 1. 500
90c: No e. CSC.
VEGETABLE oysTERs-No. 1. 500 75c
dozen punches.
PoULTRY-Hens live. heavy BREEDS 20
q &c H.. leghorns. 14d16c: broilers.
heavy, II n 23c ID: leghorn. LAG lie; ducks,
is n 1sc: geese. 14d17c.
HOGS-Dressed. 1917 15c 10.
EGCS-Large, S6.50G7 30-doz. case
medium. S5.75n6.25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Get 939d
Plane Exports
International New. s.ryie. wire

WASHINGTON. March l.
Great Britain. Canada and other
British Empire possessions re-
ceived SO per cent of $4,000, 900
in airplane and engine exports in
January, the Department of Com
merce had announced today.
Shipments TO all countries in
cluded $50 land planes, 8 sea
planes. 9 land planes without
engines. and 514 aeronautical en-
gines. along with parts, propellers
and parachutes.
The United Kingdom took S19.-
$40 $50 of United States aeronauti-
cal exports; Canada. 81, 100. rs;
the African Gold Coast, S6.397,-
497; British Malaga. 2.708 ,644,
and the Union of South Africa,
S2.376. 382.
During January, 95 land planes.
z sea planes and 305 aircraft en-
gines were exported to England,
the department said. Canada re-
ceived 126 land planes. 9 land
planes without engines, and 153
aircraft engines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
More New S+yIinqs

With Spring mot far behind"
auto manufacturers are announc-
ing new stylings to lure the Gus
toners into the showrooms. The
De Soto custom club coupe has
been dressed up in special ver-
sion called the Sportsman. A
new upholstery combination Of
whipcord and leather. smart and
easy to keep clean, is used in
four colors. Eight car color COM
binations are offered. The coupe
has a special steering wheel with
a rim of cream-colored plastic
and maroon spokes.
Plymouth announces two new
station wagons on the special
de luxe chassis. one a two-tone
creation with dark panels set off
by white ash; the other with
maple panels. Streamlining of
the body opens up additional
space inside to provide extra leg
room. With all seats in place,
there is room for eight passen-
gers. with extra carrying space
behind the rear seat and on the
lowered tail-gate for luggage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Market Shows
Firm Tone in
Early Deals
International New. s.rvie. Wire

NEW YORK. March 7. - The
stock market showed a firm tone
in early dealings today after yes
terday's rally. Trading continued
quiet.
Among the few wide gains we're
Allied Chemical and Dow Chem
ical, which rose point each.
Westinghouse spurted Ia and
American Telephone advanced a
half point.
Steels. leaders in yesterdays
rise. were firm at the start except
Bethlehem, which was down
slightly.
Aviations scored slight gains.
The motors tended lower. Borden
was up slightly after the distribu-
ton Of a block Of British stock
yesterday.