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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06
School To
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Tomorrow Morning

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06
PASCAG0ULA SCHOOLS
FACULTY ANNOUNCED
FOR 1912 SESSION
Several requirements In Membership Bring Ahost Slight
Change In persounel For system During
Coming Year

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agasla CITY Nctaaola fus TIE 1881 e
aSsen sRs aneaurpd scday hs
TsnA r. Wells superintendent The
ASA tAgxvver. calls fer oArrzg on1
fgr a asssEic&ent SAT- 70 taxi care
ot AZ enrolment x2ch as xaS rad
tNa wear ct the Nahaola EoouE the
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Gn&frd athef pnoxtA&aztx wxn have
70 be mace 70 take care Of tire
emergency
TErrw e teachers weFx Eppotnt-
&C 70 the faculty Tor use nexs year
They at 5san A Coca scaence ard
assistant ahlesa alreetsF. Miss
LeaEFlos AFr1agtnEn teacher q
Srx1h ard Enxlish Miss Lela Law
Feaee. commercial sfaeies Mss
Es1her Horne uhu has been . sEb-
statute teacher through me past
Session wzs givez > regular appoint
meut
M Dusk comes 70 PzscAgo1la
from Virgins high school where he
wass prznc4pai ard sEhiesAe director.
He Is 3 graduate * Ole Miss where
he vSs a. outstanding student and
zihlete
Miss LAurzncr GENES 70 Pascaeoala
from FeaAhatcale which Is her
home 6Se has several years tx
aeTlenee II teaching commerce and
d1T1ng TIE past year She w2s 8
member CT ue Carthage High
School faculty
Miss Arlington. vii teach speech.
ar4mAsacs and Eagllsh. Sne Is .
graduate u Mississippi State Col
lege Tor Women. Her home Is IN
Brookh4Ven and during tire past
two years she has been teaching 81
Puutosoc
Other member og the high school
faculty eaectec for tins year
are v c. GM principal and social
science Alton W0ocwArd ataletie
director and science; Mary Alins
SparEman English. Cora Belle
Walker. English: Euliss X Rogers.
librarian. Mauoe Alice Murphy
mathematics and girls athletics.
Egnes1sne DeaS. home science: Z
A Parker. defense coordtnEtnr.
Jamie Wingo. Junior and hlgn
Srience. John A Cook. science and
assistant IN Atieficx. JACK Dear. so
cal science. mathematics and junior
high Schol sghieticS: Elizabeth
Davis. music teacher. and p. A
SSuo6le.ield. hand Instructor.
In the high school department
there Sill are two vacancies 70 be
filled o. the staff They : Latin
and ExlEtzkh ano assistant librarian.
ard vocational shop instructor.
The staff Of the elementary sEh0ol
w1l be composed q Cooper Roberts.
uinrgpals Kasnerine HAYS. Ann
FarnSWortns Denise Higgirbotham
W1esenberg Irene Denny. Annie Lee
Murphy Painter. Hattie Belle Mer-
rlxeRther. Eddie Mae Mansfield.
O1esa Bruce. Kathleen KEEL Zoe
Belle Cox Catherine BraSh Kather-
me Wess Esther Horne and Ida
Merr8xealner
SupL Wells also announced ht2t
plans and Specifications for ad-
dition2i school building ard add
tons 20 the present structures
are st1a being prepared n anti
c4pation Of a grant CT federal
funds . enlarge the school system
are being studied for taxing care
q nexf year. However, plans also
Of ar increased enrolment. should
the needec funds not be available.
II time for the opening Of school
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06
BUSINESS MEN
REQUEST MORE
CITY POLICE
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~RtAek O@i R@xulzfians Cinb
MeSnherx state

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CIV particularly * this aEue uhea
strssf lights arr considerably cur
laGses - conserve On use 0t eAac-
trscafy fog nafn54zxl defense pro
yectS Secretary Aaron Bern1 was
Authorised b. TIE members q tae
cub - submit q written RECON-
ms11Satan o. tae ADDITION 70 the
pcs8ee force
" ! Cooa. representative Of TIE
e s MARITIME Commission IL the
construction q the Z S Naval
Housing Proseeg II PascAR0ulA. 3
guest of jimmy Br1gg& spoke tn
formally CA ne housing project
TIE ca<1plstsoa sae GpeutnE az the
prUfeet he stated wES Qua 70 ttse
Ansn44tH 10 secure Necessary sex-
sEe pumps which hzEe been order
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melf has Oeu DELAYED He stated
zEat e aezE.la c0utr1cx Tor TIE
plElE4 II OroET 20 affect . ssTlng
as S699 nz WpA fumes allotted for
iris purpose Tie contract Eks iet
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see lnlDezlase delivery Consequent
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lo& approximately sl509e u month
b rental q the houses
kaf4 AelEeuoeEE- MADE 6 report
o. TIE zecelt dance and entertain
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u s AruE IrAsaees attending TIE
Army ecreztioaa1 center he stated
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ard uAAse1 the No4clezk lax 1tAezr
helaaf1aF He aisa announced that )
small prcfiz VA rezltze1 &C Tie a.
fair which was turned oxer 10 tire
Moss Point Young Wurnenx Buzi-
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they incurred n the entertainment
sponsored the wesk previously.
PA Hes1aeerE. nexely elected
Wce-HreSxaelt Of TIE club presided
ever ne sesssQn
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WOODWARD TO
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THIRD WEEK OF MAY TERM
OF CIRCUIT COURT MET
MONDAY MORNING AT 900
guries EHp2neBed For The Week ard Trial II Cases
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HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
RECEIVE THE REWARDS OF
FOUR YEARS OF STUDY
Principal Addre-s II the Graduating Exercises Dshsefeo D.
Hon y. NJ coamer. Oar Representative
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NancIeaye School
Bond Issue Fails

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SUPERVISORS IN
REGULAR SESSION
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Standard Furniture
Store Names Adams
As New Manager

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Vocational Beard
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Tie asslre q Production Manage
Euezf announced nlzEs recently q
eEt@llHexs o Production C sheet
ard strip steel 70 Enerease the out
pu1 q psAtes foz sa4po1i1lng rail-
Say ca bzLdans ard Otl1kT defense
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ue automobile refrigerator and
other in1ns-r1ea
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06
CIVILIAN DEFENSE IL
FOR JACKSON COUNTY
COMPLETE, SAYS BURNHAM


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Vote Reform
Group Named
Time. star Correspondent,

LANSING. July 10. 49, Under
terms Of resolution passed early
in the legislative session, names
of members Of a special commits
sion 10 study election reforms
were announced today.
Secretary of State Harry F,
Kelly will be chairman OF the
commission, with the following as
members: a.
Oakley +. Eistin, supervisor Of
elections for Detroit Harold Van
denberg OF Kalamazoo, Senator
Carl DeLano of Kalamazoo. Sen
ator Earnest +. Brooks OF Hol-
land Rep Clark J. Adams Of
Pontiac and Rep. Walter Remer
Of Saginaw.
House members were appointed
by Speaker Howard Nugent and
Senate members by Lieut.. Gov.
Frank Murphy Tho commission
will study the petition system Of
nomination and qualification Of
officials and may recommend
widespread changes TO the next
Legislature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Belle Isle Zoo
Aided by Mayor

The Belle Isle ZOO Is "just a
stepchild of the zoo commission, y
Mayor Jeffries asserted today.
ordering the commission to switch
animals between there and the
Royal Oak ZOO so the Island would
have share of the rare species.
Mayor Jeffries issued his order
at a joint meeting of the zoo and
park recreation commission. called
at the request OF John Ireland,
manager of the Belle Isle zoo.
Ireland complained he was ham,
strung by the ZOO commission, I'M
able TO harvest the hay for the
animals on the Island and unable
to work out other plans he has for
of Belle Isle animals.
He wanted to be transferred 10
his old job under the parks and
recreation commission.
Mayor Jeffries denied this re-
quest by ordering the two COM
missions to work out a liason sys-
item.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Wives
Hear Fate Today
In HdmtrdmCk

Hamtramck Board of Education
Will decide today whether 10 fire
6S married women school teachers.
With the budget for the coming
school year S55 900 less than last
years. the board proposed al a
previous meeting 10 dismiss the
women teachers TO make
up the deficit.
Al a board meeting yesterday,
Frank Y. Martel president of De-
troit Federation of Labor, pro-
tested the proposed firingS. He
said:
"YOu will be encouraging other
organizations against married
women II you dismiss these
teachers"
Miss Frances Comfort, vice
president OF Detroit Federation Of
Teachers, charged the board was
seeking TO punish the married
women teachers because all the
teachers asked for restoration of
pay cuts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

America is facing a shortage OF
life guards.
Civil service has sent out a
hurried call for volunteers.
But here in Detroit is Clifford
Thorne. former Belle Isle chief
guard. who has saved more than
a thousand lives i'm his career and
never got a dime for It, who can
not get a life saving job.
Said Thorne, ) feet l0l2, 200
FOUNDER
"They tell I'm too old. I'm
fortyish-mOre or less. 1 can run
rings around these kids life saw
Ing. Lean Outswim. Outwrestle
any Of them. And i can make
good this boast.
'CIGAR-DOESN'T SMOKE
Eyes, I've saved more than
thousand lives and the only
thing I ever got was "A cigar
and l don't smoke.
ut Is odd how Indifferent peO-
pie are TO you after you've
pulled them from watery
grave. Only few of that thou
sand have ever even said thank
YOU 10 me. Human natures
queer.
Last time I saved life II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Jeffries' Coal
Veto0vefruIed

Koenig Coal and Supply Com
pany today held a S305,550 coal
contract by virtue of Board OF
Education overthrow OF Mayor
Jeffries' veto.
Jeffries twice has vetoed awards
TO Koenig with the objection that
its former sales executive, Albert
j. O'Conner. admitted handling the
slush funds in the housing scandal.
The changed vote of Howell
Van Auken made possible the
award. Tuesday, he had voted TO
sustain the mayors veto. but yes
terday cast the necessary fifth
vote TO award the contract.
Mrs. Laura F. Osborne charged
that Jeffries' first veto had cost
$35, 545. and the second veto would
have cost an additional $50, 900 If
the contract had been given to
the other bidder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Mann Act VioIator
Gets 5-Year Term

Robert L. Willis. %. Of San Dl.
ego. Cal, today was given a five
year prison term for Violating the
Mann Act Federal Judge Frank
A Picard passed sentence after
Willis admitted the charge
Joseph C. Murphy. assistant
United States attorney. reported
that Willis Is wanted in several
states on seven holdup warrants
and for violating his parole from
San Quentin Prison. He was
charged with Transporting a girl
from California 10 Detroit last
May.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Women. Await
Back Pay Ruling
Times stan Correspondent

MASON. Mich, July 10
Women employees of industrial
plants throughout the state today
were awaiting-the decision of a
suit for back ray filed by %
women amounting to $4,000
against the General Motors Cor
poration, which began here June 2.
The women, all former employees
OF the Olds Motor Works of Lam
sing want the difference between
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Auto Production Declines

Auto production in this coun-
try and Canada will total around
100000 units. a decline from June's
$4,000 cars but still we'll above
July. 1905. 362 500, Dow-Jones
+ financial Service estimated
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

for my country. Somewhere
there must be n job 1 can do
when life savers are so badly
needed. Who said life begins at
-40s 1t should hut people wont
give us a chance"
Thorne. a bachelor, lives at III
Van Dyke avenue.
His career was so unusual thai
Robert Ripley once made him hero
Of his strip Believe II or Not,
which appears in The Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Trainino Chief Gets Post

Appointment Of Edward r. Al.
Jon. administrator Of the federal
vocational training program in
NIrhTC5u * supervising high
school principal in Akron. q was
announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

their wages and those of men em-
ployes for the same type of work.
The women base their suit on
Michigan law which provides equal
pay 10 women for equal work. -
The case ended yesterday with
attorneys for both sides filing
briefs with Judge Charles II. Hay
den. who took the matter under
Amusement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

Mr.. Thorne Of ZIG Van
Dyke avenue. veteran life
guard, who's looking for an
other beach job. He's SO
now, but he says he's saved
1000 people. The only re-
ward he's ever had was a
cigar-and he doesn't smoke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Buy Coal Now. Is Warning

WASHINGTON. July-fe.-
UNS)-Dr. Luther fIarr, today
nous coal consumers counsel. today
appealed TO Americans 10 buy their
next Winters coal during the
Summer months before defense
demands overhurden the country's
transportation system. p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
ADVERTISEMENT
First Aid to Sore
Eyes-Lavoptik

Stop little local eye troubles before they
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Is years success. Prompt relief for sore.
infiamed. itching. burning eyes. Also
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nrst aid to eyes. today. All druggists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
i4l5 BncadSau
ADvERTIsEMENT
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
ADvERTisEMEN
Without Calomel-And You'll Jump Out Of
Bed in the Mornins Karin 10 Go

The liver should pour pints Of bile Juice
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gas hloau up your stomach. You get con-
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II takes those good. old CArter's Little
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Get = package today. Take a. directed.
Effective in making bile flow freely. Ask
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
The MODERN
ULTRA SHORT WAVE

often giyes results IN B,"st csses whers
Dther Treatments have failed, Including
sinus. tunlbsgo. nsuTitls bronchial eRtarrh.
common colds. muscular and Joint rom
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OTHER DISEASES
symptom. and ailments carefully diagnosed
and trested are Anemia, Asthma. Nerve
weakness. Rheumatism. Also ear, nose
throat. NaFicOse Ntfne and ulcer, Ens
blosting, dropped stomach and abdomina
main.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
1000 LiveS---l Cigar
Former Chief Guard at Belle Isle Beach Counts His
Blessings and Finds Them Wanting

cost me SI.5O TO get my suit
cleaned. The parents OF the
girl pulled out of the water
not only wouldn't pay the small
cleaning bill, but didn't thank
me.
CAN'T FORGET SUIT
give saved a LOT of lives since
] retired. The episode of the
suit was one of these. l don't
count the people I've rescued,
from n boat. Anybody could do
thai. The hardest job is 10 res
cue two people who are clinging
TO each other.
II remember once at Belle Isle
i brought in two men by holding
them above my head. they were
i'm about 3 feet of water. 1 held
them up on top of my head,
which kept their heads out. and
] walked holding my breath for
about so feet. l could have
walked twice that"
Thornc has been wrestling in
;tructor and swimming teacher
at the old College of the City OF
Detroit, and taught wrestling al
y. of NJ.
I'm fine physical specimen"
he said. II can do useful work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
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In Constant Attendance

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

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