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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
|B|uegiI|s, Bass
Prospects Best
lin Sometime
BY DON GILES
The best bass and bluegill
fishing In years"

The best bass ana Dluegill
fishing I'm years"
That's the word of A. T. Stew
art, superintendent of the Draytor
Plains Fish Hatchery. and he
should know. For, this plant over
near Pontiac is the largest OF It's
kind in the world.
Speaking at the last Summer
meeting of the Paul Bunyan Club
Stewart said warm weather IL
April advanced the spawning sea-
son at least three weeks. which
means bass should be off their
spawning beds when anglers start
casting their favorites lures into
inland lakes and streams next
Wednesday morning.
"Orchard Lake and Lake Oak
land I'm Waterford Township,
Oakland County, should produce
some excellent creels of black
bass" Stewart said. eff its fish
you want in large quantities,
Pontiac Lake IL by far the best,
although the fish In this lake
are not so good eating as
Others"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Swollows TWitter

AS the car turned into the lane,
Billy stepped from the kitchen
door TO greet us. A male starting
wheezed and chortled from a
chimney. Now and then honey
sweetness crept into the discord-
ant song.
Barn swallows twittering and
Swimming about the shabby farm
buildings sought insect prey. How
graceful were these birds of slen-
der. forked tails and steely-blue
backs cutting swiftly still. soft air
My son. eyes bright, demanded
pups and after a few words. Billy
hand-in-hand with the little boy
strobe TO the barn. We followed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Open Bicycle Race
Comes Off Sunday

The fourth annual 35-mile open
bicycle road classic, sponsored by
the East Side Wheelmen of De-
troit, will take place Sunday. start
ing at .1:30 p. m. The race will
start at Guilford and Harper and
finish at Harper and Morang.
Competition is open to all regis
tered amateur riders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Sportsmen' S Picnic
Scheduled Sunday

Detroit Sportsmen's Congress
annual picnic will be held this
at Broadway Park, q L.
Mile Road and Ryan.
The grounds are located in q
valley. The Clinton River splits
and passes on both sides
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

Rose Moon, and
we 49, my wife,
my son and I
were off 10 the
coun try o r
strawberries.
In h @ dis
{ a n c c, at our
backs, the tall
buildings of a
great city stood
in shining air,
Later the sink
ing suns flames
would illumine
w est windows
with flashing
fire = play a n d
mapicallX trans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Nest Is Crowded

AS he spoke, two immature
birds flicked in and settled as
a. they might in a
now crowded. featheT-lihed nest of
dried mud pellets.
From some lovely, huShed sane
tuary in Billy's fields there fell a
rich, contented canticle of life and
love; vesper sparrow had sought
its place in the choir loft of an
old apple tree and to the ebbing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

It was June and before the long
day forever had receded in time
there remained a few hours Of
Summer suns sweet light. Lovely
was this late afternoon Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Red Berries Lovely

City robin would sing atop a
telephone pole or. more happily,
from high in a maple. This | knew:
each evening his breast and his
song were directed to the dying
embers of day.
And how lovely on the garden
sr's roadside stand were the red
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
BY MARK v. IEZZI, 1859 PIN
GREE, DETROIT.

was out for perch along
shore. / got bite Just as
was pulling him in he bit on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Times Fishing Contest : Snaqs Fish With Chain

rs easy 10 enter The Detroit
Times Fish Story Club Write a
I0o-Word story Of pour chief er-
perience. n selected az a winncr,
IL wiA be published on this page,
and you ,oili receive a gold en-
blcm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
| With the
; Gunners
Walt Tulburt New
: Threat Among
Trapshooters

Michigan trapshooters have
newcomer in their ranks 10 fear
He's Walter Tulburt, a member OF
the famous Kings Gateway skeet
team. Tulburt, star skeet
shooter, decided to try his skill at
trapshooting.
AS a result. he broke 40 out OF
a possible 80 from the 19-yard
line and beat the states best trap
shots last Sunday at Camp VAN
Gun Club in Monroe in their
handicap event.
Free lessons on How to
Shoot Skeet and Trap; also
How TO Point a Shotgun In the
Field" will be offered Detroit
gunners Sunday at the l.. A.
Young Gun Club, Nine-Mile and
SOuthfield. The teacher. Grant
Ilseng, IL one Of the greatest
aIl-round shotgun shooters In
the world.
All Detroit hunters Interested
In improving their aim are
invited. The instructions will
be repeated Monday and Tues
day evenings. While he Is put
ting on this exhibition. most of
Michigan's top flight skeet
shooters will be competing In a
lOO-target registered all-gauge
rogram at this field.
- Shooters will fire I'm the Ma
tional Telegraphic FIVE man
team event against other teams
throughout the country.
The Michigan state pistol
matches will be fired on the range
OF the Jackson Police Department,
June % and 20. Chief Charles +.
Rhodes Of the Pontiac Police De-
partment announces. The range
is located on highway M-50 and
South street. near Jackson.
Chief Rhodes viii be assisted by
range officer Roscoe Gray of
Jackson. and chief statistical Off
Ger Mai. Arthur A. Holmes Of
Lansing
The Blue Rock Gun Club.
Fleven-Mle road and Van Dyke.
will hold a registered trap shoot
Sunday, July s. The program is
100 16-yard targets and so handi-
cap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

form these dull structures into
towers and battlements of an en-
chanted city, and a robin would
turn his breast to the setting sun
and sing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

could caught around the by the other
l
to my broher-in-law still him furtheres
has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

The Blue Rock Gun Club.
Eleven-MIle road and Van Dyke.
will hold a registered trap shoot
Sunday, July g. The program is
100 16-yard targets and so handi-
ran
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-18
Council Makes Study
OF Health Matters

Tla9 JnsAnsza ceaals ca-csdsnsl-
ln9 c0unezl. eanpasda Is en4zxxf
officials, seinaaI aEfInEaA a&na nen1z
os county assaEamsaass held -
regular naesszue - Tsas9daT nigns
q the County AezaIs eIEses a. P8as
caxe1la Th4 14Asan C1kmGs
Health psgn31mesl 80 n eisases
Il The NESTING.
Nafipsts mtalIsFz peEtalnin9 - re
health eeanasEhafs IL lhs etzznsS
w~Fw dleNuame1 = =. KeaamN mm
fhs ps4neAesl sztzAm ~ TOT
- shat uAs a~ezex2ezes4 \ 6o11a
- lnpgose usa heAEsn eesldistnHnS u
uAe c0un4 sna 40 annganees
ne 0penfna e saa aeatai ssinls
icing started - = nea hses1h 80
ee1
This was faaowsa ~ 1sen o.
e+@to1@ On aAsflaz1zz4 sd ne wu
pAed ete&n-f1n eameaaw ~ P4s
e1eoaia mht1h i i hapea M txgee1
INTO . cuunkgHIas a~saeeMent
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-18
Vital Statistics OF
Jackson County

&*AE h&tAAt W WA A&AAtNAAHM tAN
Jackson County fur thn month o.
March has hzen announced ~ IN
A. 7. Nadeau county health officer
These records knou That hsrths we're
double uhe deaths IN ehe county
during that period Tfe white
hirtfiz wsre greatest IN number
while negro deaths exoeeded Those
of tie whites.
There we're - births recorded
OF these rs wnre whites. seven ne.
eroes and one Cfa0Es. There we're
~ deaths-ehfst white and nine
negroes
The record ia - f1lio1B.
White Bhths-0haaie Josesh and
Mary Eiodis Holland Lachaussee
boy. Herbert Martin and Annie
Lou Bond Dod6 boy. Oxen irvine
and Dorothy Neal Rayborn canty,
eifi: Louis Andrew and Dorothy he.
ntrice Zuxnoff Doffman. boy, mr..
vim Lucius and Nancy Hhepsrd
Dufnan. Girl. CnaFies A and
Mamie 4. H0iilfisld Linton. boy;
John Dnrrah and IDA Camille Boney
Olsen. girl. Arnold Emerson and
Julia Juarita johnson PARIS. boz:
Roy Lee ana Martha Annie Walt.
man Taylor. boy. Robert Maxwell
ard Winnie Irene Graham Green
ough. giri. 6teYe and Ektn Lucille
Lundy Hester. girl Nathan Edward
end Lula BnatFlre unfs Davis. bog,
AAifoFn AinNsze azsA keaza EkeWH<
Hntely, boy Johnnie Elijah and Mel
~ chrfsle BarioM nours. boy. VII.
lie Jay and Martha s<yriss OH
Brumbansh. girl. EIiiot Noble and
Mary Catherine Ryan Ramsay, girl;
James Albert and Margaret Lot
Locke keahey. boz. Jessie Sames
and Sarah EfpirA Ladnier 0aaaway,
boy: Charles B and Frances Re.
atrice T7aferry Martin. girl; Perry
Lee and Ola Edith Bafhre Cornish.
boy Philip Wesley and Minnie
ELznbefh Evans Cunningham. giri.
Marvin Adoiphe. Jf, and Nina
Adelaide Avera coiner. girl, Joseph
Vaughn and Mafy Louise Parker
Cot, boy. JESSE James and Mae
BeIie Ladnier Williams. boy: and
A&AAI4 8AA AA88aEZ NH||
Parker Wiikins1n. girl
Creole Bifths-Rufus and celease
Bang Ely. girl
Coi0rec Births Tommy and JON
rsey Mae @tnafan Lett. boy. Ruaaus
and Joyce Harris Tnompa0sa. Riri.
Herman Peter and Bs4niee e. Wat
son Claude. giri. Harry Lee and
Odeal Helen Bradley Douglas. boy.
George, Jf. and Gladys Edwards
williams. boz Edward and Jessie
Tasum Marion. girl: and Oabriei
Williams and isoFv Ben Jossua.
Walker, giri.
White ueaGn4-ae1h aummern
william A. Rodu. Ange1lne Roberta.
Elsie Ethel GnaaMay. Charisn Al
Rollins, Charley Seymour, BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN Collum and Ionnie Laras
Colsman-
Coirfcd De4Ehs-nuhy Lee Jaooh..
Harrison Shaw Fannie naneis
Charles Leou Taylor. PRANK Larry
Emma ChambsFz. Fannie Madison
Annie Lee Patterson ana eima
Lindsey.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-18
P~ascagoula Girl
Selected On State
Aha College Band

wIRKEnM M1m &ansn ca.
hne.a a Mlm1marEM neld aaa1F nnnsn-
al nnaNtknM 1na pMN& week ere "a
s@e2Nnn ThM ynaF. eam eanEasR mna
anA&8an~A ard b tA paacs wns ~
FESTIVAL EnGh hard naxeArau@3haM
raves q E-ml4sHas auzxexs aafxr.
CAS- nanxnlr0 Tae kanss weFa exsss.
cknd Is MAak Hzndaey e aae unl-
terxly - rlknoA rhHFs weFe 80
F1aeAns e hmnd&
n TIRE agsernraA tas An-szass
sanloT Cellnwe BanA e H rsnce
rshe&rsR6 en8eF TIE 9lrUezfan 3.
III HsnGxaTy md Hkfamday n9ha
81 : eicac<k thls bard cave . con
cert wath AR Hlndxasy alrrcslnx
SurnnxrA On uais peuxraan fnclua.
"a TIRE Hwn Srnoua Fxwutrn6 nAam.
oea Tor Msn4ezppa
Tne teEl0uins bands paxssespmted
KiaNx Sanbax CeAnRa Holmes i'm.
nx Colleee Sunflcxef lansor Col
lest Southwcw gun1oF Collexe. Hnr-
r4sn-StannSJackAnm 1aHSrw Col.
seee. Feara Rager Janiuw colleee
Joaes County 1nrtuf CaEkse. EMKs
Central Junicf colaege
The folicwlnx members have neen
chosen 20 pAaH In ne All~Stau
junior Cotiage Banas Arm neck
ham. raScAEculA. Marie Davis
vNkhuFs. Chariex Hartmann.
B1lnxE Byru H0SBeznan. Bennnnust
Texas. Dolores Mcfieury. Fnnk
Russum Porkinxtnn. AIberx SAnrier.
MkNi Epp CITY EwUif Stnxlntna,
Handsome. rack StaFletnEA Out
pnfz. krxiiie Mare Ssapn. WtwRfnx.
Max Telniard Bnukt; Lsw4s ward.
L2ne Deach. l. n Week& Sr- Pefk-
tnxtan. john welrn. Bsioxa: Blly
Elam Cnlfport
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-18
W0man's Progressive
Club Meets Hours Set
For Flow Show

k1ss . d Ass3T uas hnslezs %
lhk wuesane Progressive c1uA Nts
dag ~Afternazn AN4a a. 81 h9E
lsoHsa N TsmAsw E1fes4 TIA iissszg
Fonm 2aa falfz1 ia D pfs4estaH
~ agxsns flezsEs tFaza hsf uNn
ansxnm
ARA Mpteft Tselnseha knNnlaens
sfnrt0uxlV M~NsNNanl uzH Eu<N42
k&rn ,nanfheT sEseeFka nofI call b
naaslns hsT faszeEzs flusNss tsizsz44
hoe Nha ind - afF4nKs q nsA1
wllAl seslsalsaas - tlsaszshi apise
psinfs.
MfK q o cels Eass ~ interest,"
Ing mnSxam M -EIoNNf AKFAm1NN
mfnlx~ Sic 80 tfm n~oxatakness
should D. smltbais fn4 usa t1onwz11N
70 ~ Used and displayed ARRANGE.
messt4 ~ CAAadaiaa HntslNS htffE.
heavy iIoNaefM III : heavy poflaF1
boxt &sa 4lse zsseasd nlsasiE oas
sauak n clear buNN. street, psA Ar
fanRenentn nud nessaAf drawings
70 Illustrate he hne balance sfNa
cnioe haffz8ng . snfsoum ftaNxfsl
e. eel ~ paFa q e1satuAin9 -
fuuzenIkutA q 9~EEantlaax pN
eaienanlaa ah4 mlaza EHwHSk
Mm NoAaAxE YezAnk HnNxx AtiMN
NalAAsm1ns 4es4aaa - peANe - 49,
AEIsK MsHNH Ntss ziNsA ~ na4 ~
HlAf&E 1iEzsAaA.
me huara fuw ths AnoM ass :,
foileNxs SATURDAY. ApTlI ~ snsx1s
ins ektihsts ffszn : - n A. ~
AfFanging and judging II a ~ e
40 " ~ OpNu - IL psl1llt from
80 saep ~ On SUNDAY, Amfi
~, epen 70 IL pasase ffum . e
8 20 v. ~ Asknss1nF nanstifn9 ~
hIblfa Win q renewed ffuNm . ~
A. A. 10 II a -
An Invitation - - issued - fGaa
waiting noiziefa - szsIt tAe A1a~
Ihe Coast uaf6sia clake ~ wetI 81
IN general pulitn ars aleo heinE
invited,
Mrs Abisy sefssd frssh ssmw
berry short cake Mna het t<a -
A1eadnmes - - cusfAar. w. -
Galley. r. G oallsf. G 3. ilsza
rssrxy. J. NJ KpkinR G. A CAfgleT.
II a. &NaffMua4 ~ G HM4Ens
Robert nelne<kA zs1sasEs reuna. =.
q Gods. AftauF AiSeh = n 0fNhAsn.
H. Furry. ~ ~ naElm. a n ntusle
and y W. nfuInflala asza kim xask
Blair Woodward
AzIae KATEE BLAIR WOODWARD
n1cfUtaz4
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-18

From the
Jackson
County
PA
Library


Wixziam ktexan4er Fexxy
THESE rncuEieekions bridge the IN
tefsai hetssen ths gallant. selnl-
Eeussal South 81 ftfty year, go ard
TIE changing. more snteFpfislale, huf
uften cfnaer south a. today TIE
bach ground Il the Miksi1sipp 6zi-
q. and behind Percy h f1ir memory
Of TIE mnst Efaeious civilization
America has produced Born and
reared within The sisalter of cd
traditions. a~fiEtocfntie IN Tire hust
ssuzz. he as brought faee q fAee
nasn IL eenxnisic1ak Of : changing
wuxid Tfle rare caialtls uf Ms
mesnofies lies not IN uhat ne han
dane. although ms life has beeu e.
citing ard safie6 but IN tkla iati-
saates honest and soul aheaEAEns
record q h0w he hrosxslal hlmaeif
- eontsmplats tnas new nns1ahte
wnFd nnliinehiasgiS.
Hexe - Eselx Ess,zs0sses e : eazzza.
EzN14 Mfta4x e1s&Ns N4z 49, ktf8k
and The arrival ~ tnN flseF ssezGa-
boaz ca event ~ TAnkee Hosl4a
- . ~ : Harvard - siu6enf
q politics when his father served ns
unile1 states Senator frnsn Mlszla-
xlppi aHd fought ne Vsfdaman ma-
chine with the intsnsity e 1mzs1on
known only IN the 9eash. e NsF
when he served with HeoFnf IN
Belgium and with the A & y Ia
France. q fha fight naainxi ne
Kn kun KAN IN ufesnsslIe. and o.
the great flood az te27. II TIE IN.
teFfais he has travelled wtaeiF. mes
Al kinds Of pe0pis. puhllzhsd faaE
bouks Of poetry. aud finally ssttlea
down % run . model pianiea<an end
watch TIE world march steadily e
var.
This man uho crageza peeee rs
been > fighter all os his LIE nat Il
b Ms inward story taa4 i really
moving. sl1s story OF 4 sessssaHH -
right and cultured nlafs u MS
gradual reoFientatiun are e Ma
guest foT = Wy o. Ilfe Esst ha enu11
cali eood. In aadlltpn s1l6 - Haf
q SEASONING Percy Il : superb
~raeonseuf. and hfs beak i 4u4dsd
With the k1nd q nnce1ote EHaf ane
cheKLehea.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-18
BETTER HOMES
Peg Farm Ard CITY
~ muxm q CAM
m~. r.n.a as..s


FMw aaesnus
TA4 zns IN eNme regMa Nn
atxsagslf3 asa wwA-kRp2 NuRpoas
mRx mAM - ne exNnfur& cxaxNns
mne4 arz has4natw ~ eanA M
~ a m Eaunny
ne afraFtAees - : hes1e4 hs
nsed nM ~ aeAaye6 Uat1 gNa aNaiA
. HES heaEa - Npmr8 ssgNal nMn
arra aA@ - uaN eM eaa anaa
a tax mss ~aktsfsEtuty resnm
IS hanas3 hAA neen . pse - .
AnA 1samans eTs9 q raaMwnhR
pefina An4 taauwxnm . PISA cArw
fsasx wesaFsd ~ aev2zee
Exety meanber d ue fAzAAx
&zonsa take pAs4 IN m3kfne pAns
fnr and ahsak the EulEae and - @
tna thas uaex aFV iolAoaed tzE0aeh
Kaassnzsk sstuattczls Nenk4zm@
utu r1nA wfnAta expxnslee taspFwse-
msxa1ts Mt nnanv thlnGs ~ M nMT
Nth little q No uutiay 81 caxn
Aftnr improvements q aae nFoano
neuhes uae ~csMEssnaHassy eften = ~
srafea 70 psnn tor cieKning and nn-
pSaxlne ecanoa and church husld-
mss and KrpanA thR cEsnetefF and
ether places q ccniEnnn roErexn and
responsibility TIA appesrnEsfx 81
ths nNzhburtaoct xA Improve
unter Iha zzRll a. thiz N~eopa4asfse
splril ard mepsFu values xan al
Naxsre
Repairs ard improvements &auuia
be nande IN and aFcNHnd the hoane
Continually such rcFaiFa and tn
ewuxaxnnsass nzahafnce lhe valne Of
pNupeFtg. nTo6eet Investments and
pfnannte security Of ienufn Check
the folloWtn M zEf Tor improvements
that eou mkeht llka 20 make naH.
/ MAXI suaF puFch inviting and
soEnfnEtahas
Z Rannlnx water IA every rural
81 ven ~ ufhan hoaneA
= Adeqmkte storage npaer essen
tial Ger better hnm3A.
= oA faFnltnEe rsElnisised and
repalred
S Fean9Af1n IL good coadll1nn
g Rnnfs n apod repair.
Z STEPS p<ehes. and doors Ell
approaches 70 the home safe.
3 ssdina and wlnaoxs m susa re-
) Paints. stains. ana prsssrssss.-.
used.
10 ANIMAL flower beds Arranged
and planted
Tne Recipe for an inexpensive
Hozns mace floor wax which wfil
improve the appearance Of tfse naoF
and help to pFotect the flniz1 b
given below
lzemrznsae FiesF Wax Ne
/ Pound beezW1ax
! possEsa perAffin
pint rnu lnseed Oh
ID pzuts turpenflne
Melt the beeswax and tne paraf-
FIN. add the lixsseed OIL and fuEpen-
tire and stir slgorozsals. Unfinished
wood viii be darkened somewhat By
this - . result o. the aheorp4ion q
Tire Ilrzseea oa TnFpentins Il high
II tnfIafnmah1e. therefore. zaFe
must BE taken IN making these
WAVES 10 heat the ingredients only
b setting them IA hot water and
TO have no flames IN the room.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-18
Hills Hardware Is
Visited by Robber

HA1M NMFMmsM asaa = -.
HaEHz - aHEKsa 81 - 49, asssna
~ - @kEsF ME4 - - aaz4
40 seKsEef aEtAI34
#1uAAszs4 ~ rita - 2ssek
aea4s e E4f1lk4HEs HsEH $780, a
aaaa sazszHs ~ mszaes - es
AzN& - tie a-z8NA3HM4H4 4
- szaa. eEzstv Mas Hs .ezM
eel - f4a4 mAtfaneH Iz4 49,
~. q - 10 nW een aaNNehsas4s
~ ta4 several rEz - azfa3
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-18
Advance Ticket Sale
For Paul Whiteman
Dance Is Now Open

jackson County Is provided with
an e0<1Al opportunity win Mo-
oliAns 20 secure adeenee sale uckets
for Paul Wnitsman. IN persoza and
hH Orchestra. % BE mezeneed 81
the Prtchard Arznury. SATURDAY. eve
ming. Apwn 16th- Ttnkats can Be
obtained IN PascAEeula ~ the
Palace Drug Store. IN Moss Rofnt
At Burnhams Walgreen Drug store
and IN Creole az Kraft Cafe. As
the ticket sale i limt1ed and a
savings effected ~ baylng tickets
IN advance u Is wise TO purchase
tickesa as carly IS possible.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-18
TUESDAY AFTERnoON
nEEHnug Clue

1ns Tuesday Afternoon BFidas
CUB met Is nas hasne of Mira y
2 kiei1nef - River Hoad. Au9ll "a
Lovely spring fIowsFs ndded % fae
attfAeuytneas q TIE PLAYING roosn
aoest players we#es Zrz. ID viz.
sfns end HRS Charles Smith Hish
score Nas Won b MrE- Norman Kn-
init A dessert eeaFae rs served
. ne guests e re elnse of tie
eazaes- IfADaz present msTe. Mes.
DANES T. p Knamsx. : > Dunfen
Eed Taylor. Grant Mzllnr. Oliraf
Coie. Norman EasaaIlL ID wlarfnr
md CnaFiss Smith
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-18

The value Of the cotton crop II
MIsstzslppl In 1895 wns slk7 a0agea.
Ia fax0 tire Mtaxfsstppf coftnn Greg
was wxath only S5oy0o0ooo
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-18


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kssszllA 1EAap MAsN -
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that the city should have either
municipal ownership transit line"
or else Congress should authorize
competing company"
Having heard Benson Taylor's
report on several bills pending ac-
tion in the House, the association
went on record as favoring Repre-
sentative Randolph's bill on ex-
tending the wage-hour law for
women, Senator Reynolds bill
asking for an increase OF from five
to nine appointments from the Dis
trict to West Point, and Mr.. Ran
dolph's bill prohibiting the assign
ment of wages for debts.
Members opposed both a reduc-
ton in the speed limits and an in
crease of the gasoline tax.
The association requested traffic
policeman be stationed at Portland
Evening star., 1941-02-14

Conn, national president of the
organization, is expected to be
present.
The local groups annual banquet,
originally scheduled for tomorrow
night, will be held on a future date
in the form of a picnic "along the
Evening star., 1941-02-14

main line of some railroad" 1t was
announced.
The Washington division will in
augurate weekly luncheons at noon
Wednesday in the Commodore Hotel
and will make It's first trip of the
year March /, when members visit
Evening star., 1941-02-14

ton of American Railroads, will
address meeting of the Washing
ton Division, Railroad Enthusiasts,
tomorrow night. The session will
begin at o'clock in room 1890,
Transportation Building.
Howard C. Smith of Hartford,
Evening star., 1941-02-14

street, and Nichols avenue Sc. dur
ing morning and evening rush hours
and three-way light at the inter-
section of Nichols avenue and Good
Hope road Sc.
The meeting was held in the
Congress Heights School.
Evening star., 1941-02-14
Congress Heights Unit
Asks Better Transit
Service for District
Associations President
Calls for Competition
Or Municipal Ownership

The Congress Heights Citizens
Association last night passed a res
olution asking for better transit
service throughout the District.
J. Louis Gelbman, president. said
Evening star., 1941-02-14

Natural hot water from many Of
1celands volcanoes is piped into the
capital, Reykjavik. to provide heat
for Offices and homes.
Evening star., 1941-02-14

the Southern Railway roundhouss
in Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1941-02-14

Railroad Enthusiasts
To Hear HoIcome Parks
Holcome Parks, associate director
of public relations of the Associa-
Evening star., 1941-02-14
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Evening star., 1941-02-14
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