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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09
WHO KHOWS9


/ Are French soldiers StilI
prisoners Of war n Germany?
> When WIS the CIO. organ
ize67
5, Is sugar rasoned IN Eng
land7
4 Why are students Of An
napolis called nidshipmen2
5 By what name was Louise
H0vick. the author, known IN
another profeSsion2
s Who wrote. 7 propose to
fight # out On this line If il takes
al Summer
Z What Z S. Senator has
served the longest
8 How many planes has Ger
many lost over BEtain7
g. Where are the Straits OF
Orhznto9
10 What Is the comDIete name
CT former President Hoover
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09
Today's Horoscope

Today gives an originally rleh.
generous nature which nav BE-
came somewhat shaken Eron
rs firm bsse b. III fortune Ire
indications point 70 = danger Of
gne esgrangerent = 11e life.
tazt may give . misznfhrupic
Tendency. ard possibly lead %
some reckless adventures. whieh
may Or may not prove fnrtun-
ate
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09

If you see any ships in port and do not
find any mention of them in The Citizen,
it Is because we desire 10 cooperate with the
Navy Department in its request to ignore
arrivals and departures OF ships in this port
II you must satisfy your curiosity, go to the
docks and have a look: there is no ediet
against thar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09

The Key West Citizen, noting that the
President has begun to get tough. suggests
that he be tough not only with business but
also with labor. There's sense TO that. Bust
ness can't take the rap every time.-The
Areadian. Arcadia, Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09

For spot news On the prOgresseof the
Word War. the radio IS the medium that
brings you the information first: for fur
Their details. the newspapers are the media
and their recordings in printed form are
permanent records of events.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09

Announcing an exhibition at
the Key West Art Center, wPA
this week OF particular interest
70 many people Of Key West be
cause some Of the artists repre-
sented are well known here.
Entitled LIVING AMERICAN
Art Composed Of Il fine fun
color reproductions Of paintings
by some CT the best known AM
eriean contemporary artists
Familiar = Key West ara Sid
nev Laufman. Arnold Blanch.
Doris Lee. Alexander Brook and
his notable wife. Peggy Bacon
Other works Included are from
the brush Of such web known Am
erican artists as John Sloan, VII
liam Chopper. Ernest Flene. Fed
erica Lebrun. Lucille Blanch. Isa-
Del Bishop, Norris Fantor, Der
nard KarfiOl. Henry Strater and
Z Z Schnakenberg
The pictures were loaned by
the Library II Congress and were
arranged for exhibition and CIR
cuited through the WPA Art Cen
tiers BY Holger Cahin. National
Director, National Arts Program,
Federal Works Agency. Work
Projects Administration
This showing supplements the
fine interesting and educational
exhibition How Tapestry Is
Made which IS displayed IN the
main gallery OF the Art Center
Galleries open. free - the pub
lie. daily except Sunday and Mon
day. Q a m 70 3 Q m: Saturday
until noon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09

Mayor LaGuardia of New York pre-
diets that the war in Europe viii be at an end
BY the close of 1912. Fiorello is often wrong
but it is possible that this time he is right
At least we hope so.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09

Senator O'Mahoney says that Con
gress has ceased to function In that case
eliminate it and save the expense. $4,000
Is too high price to pay for a rubber
stamp.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS

Where news IS suppressed there is
anarchy; where news IS controlled there IS
ssar: only where news Is free are human be
ings free
CARL AcKERaLAN,
Dean. School Of journalism,
Columbia University.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09

the lighthouse as
the symbol Of
tub sis
work, spreading
leading
the way to safe
"
Joe Allen. gen
eral chairman Of
the Christmas
Seal Campaign.
today disclosed
some Of the de-
tails Of the life
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09
KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE BY
Happenings On This Date Ten
Years Ago As Taken From
Files OF The Citizen

OF the sI3,2z7 available for
distribution to county and city
employees yesterday. but sass
remained unclaimed al noon to
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09

Manehukuo, Marking, Japan, Finland.
Denmark, Croatia. Hungary. Rumania,
Bulgaria, Slovakia, Spain and Italy have
joined Hitler's chain gang-nolens volens.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09

CARPET GOLF COURSE xrzn-
chise Tor Monroe Couzry far
party VINO wishes hiEhlv pref
table business Sur snail II
vestmen+ Write r " Dswis.
Patentee, l44l ". Fiagier s.
Miami dsc6-1t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09
SCTTCE oF INTENTION 10 MAZE
APPLICATION F0R FINAL


IT 2 ~ = NItIN ENE FENAL
DISCHARGE
Netace is hereby given that 4 have
fled my final report and pefitian
Ter Fi2a1 Discharge as ExecuErfx
81 tne estate 81 HENRY DAMON
ARC HER. deceased &na thai un the
18th day q January. 1853. wfH Az
uss u the Honorable Raymond r
Lord County judge Of Monroe Coan-
II. Elurias- for approval - said
ffra7 report and for final Discharge
as Execnzrix ~ fhe Estate % Henry
Iamen archer. deceased
This 5th DAY pf Tseaeuber. 1871
VERA HEISSER.
As ExecNtrlx 81 the Estate ~ Heavy
Etamau Archer Deceased
ssecs-1 zs-5e 1912
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09

Tie hospitality shown Off
GERS and men and the many
courtesies extended are the prin-
eIpal reasons why We voted to
hold the encampment here next
year.
This was told officers and
men Of Battery Z last night by
Captain Webster z Putnam. Jr-
Instructor Of the 265th Regiment
CA National Guard and Major
Gail Mansfield. commander Of
the Second Battalion, at the
quarterly inspection
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09

Subscribe to The Citizen. roc
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09
APT, .. Ne
Ea!l:sssAA

Notes and MAppemIn@s In
euuaexffsn udth Er@xxfm< Art
srfiFiEkez fn Key Nest VIII be
pHkiisheA weekly In fAfs eslzzn
I'm Tke Cfffmea. Kpsz1ored By
the NFA kex West Art Center.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09


PIling IS being driven today
on the submarine base project
This work IS giving employment
70 q extra men Is Of them hired
yesterday and Is this morning.
Local representatives OF the
contractor say that the work
which has been held Up for some
r-zHo months BY failure OF piling
70 arrive, win be pushed as rap
Idly as possible as soon as the
ship loads come IN This VIII
mean steady employment for az
least as many men as are now
employed. It Is understood
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09
WEATHER REPORTS

Observation taken az 7:30 a. m,
18TH Ner- Time CITY Officel
Tenuers4urnS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Con-
siderable cloudneSS tonight:
Wednesday partly cloudy. not
much change in temperature:
moderate northeast winds
Florida: Partly cloudy tonight
and Wednesday. not much change
IN temperature
Jacksonville 10 Florida Straits
and East Gulf. Moderate north
east winds. fresh of the coast:
partly cloudy weather tonight
and KeSnesrSar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09
coHDTTIoNs

Temperatures are generally
somewhat below normal this
morning throughout the country,
except II extreme southern Flor
ida. along the eastern slope Of
the Rocky Mountains. and IN
northeastern districts with read
ngs az TO q m. ranging from
zero AZ PembIna. N D, 10 Il de-
grees at Kew West
Freezing temperatures were
reported as far south as north
central Texas. northern Ala
hama and North Carolina.
Light STOW was falling this
morning along the Canadian Dor
der. ard from the Lake region
eastward over New England
Rain mostly light has occurred
during the last "a hours over the
Pacific Northwest on the south
ern California eoast. and IN the
Florida peninsula. and moderate
" heavy rain on the Florida
Keys.
c. S. KENNEDY.
OffSiaI In Charge
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09

N COUNTY JUDGES COURT. MoN-
ROE COUNTY. FLORIDA.
Re- Essfz - Il
HENRY DAMON ARCHER.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09


TIE Citizen IN editorial para
graphs said:
A japanese army N Nan
churIa recently started out 10
hunt bandits. but wound up
fighting regular Chinese troops.
That was only an accident
though, Of course II couldn't be
else since Japan had
given her word there would be
no more fighting
Well Congress IS IN session
again and the country win have
something else about which TO
complain Which VIII help that
much, Il no more.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09

Daily baketbaH practice for
the High School varsity team
began yesterday afternoon SIX
teen candidates responded to
Coach Hu0dleston's call for has
ketball timber Joe Hale and
Robert DOpp. last seasons for
ward combination. VII be miss
ing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09

Wind Ulrec1o7 and FeIoCIfY
N-1o miles per hour
Relative Humidity
$40
Barometer at ESQ :. m. today
Sea level 5000 Q015-9 na5lllbzrsl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09
CHRISTMAS
SEALS

Protect
NouF Hone from
Tuhzrruiosss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09

Mr. and Mrs Samuel Gates
OF To4 Angela street announce
the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Florence, 70 Fred Key. the
wedding to take place soon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-09

Personal MeRtion-Mrs. L A
BTagaSSa has returned from 4
visit with relatives IN Miami
Gavin S. Druumon6. represen-
tative Of one Of the large pack
ing houses here and has return
I'd from Miami and the Bahama
Island F J Dion. with the
Chevrolet Motor Co. OF Kew
West left Yesterday on a bust
ness "Trip 70 Miami
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
ESCAPE ATTEMPT
WHEN CAR
CRASHES OAK TREE


Twu 9aits men. Henry Frank
Campbell. Jr- -. Birmingham. Ala
banza. and Joseph p Hencex. ii
caaslareax Texn8 wxre placed under
arrest By me city police "Wednesday
afterno0n. shortly after the men al
iedKedly rohbed w1lh flrearmz. Jim
Richards. snrnse n~neF 81 Tits
cts. q nkHzat - on ftz4 EanumEpz1A
beach fKutat.
me two men sAid 20 have been
unner lhe inflnenee Of liquor rob
fsea Ar. Richards. shortly after
three O'Clock They had called Mr
Richards 20 the beach 10 set their
car. . 1871 two~tone Piymoath
sedan which had berosne begged In
the wet sand ear the water's edge
Afser Richards had removed the
ear. IL Is SAID that Hencey drew q
zEIn On him and robbed him q the
seven dollars a young bog. passsng
hv. zas hailed b Richards and tod
10 10 for help but the fwo men cali
ed the lad 70 them and held him
ufth the gun. Richards stated that
4 passlnf motoF1st evi1ently scared
the robbers tor tbey got into tk1sir
chr hurrtNely and left, whEreupen
Mr.. Richards immediately notified
the police.
In attempting : getaway the men
TOOK the River Road. evidently
thinking that Il LED them 70 xze
highway. IRE marks ~ the curves
or the road showed that they EEt-
oenily travelled Al great speed the
markings : tone place cleaFlg 9no~-
tne that they nearly turned over
After entering Moss POINT ~
Griffin STREET the men ran into TIE
desd-end - Dantxierx lumber NH
Turning around. the men we're On
their way back. when about . h1o<k
south Of the NIL. NJ . sudden euFER
IN the street the car left fhe ruad-
way and crashed into q tree. GIANT
tina of the aide Of 4 rippln@ uff
several yards q picket fence md
o~sertaFnink
A~mbuianees from McKays Aor-
tacans and Pals Funeral Home were
calleo 70 the scene. and renewed
tine men 70 the Jackson County
Hospital where they were admitted
ahortiy after four O'Clock Camp
bel under guard II the hozuztal
where he tried several times - So
cape. suffered : broken right ID
Henney. though badly bruised nd
cut. suffered DC serious injury. an1
Is said 10 be n0w lodged n jail
The car after running into M
tree va almost Completely &C.
mollxhec. anc for the second tzEne
thai afternoon EaS removed 1Eeu
the scene BY Racharcis GaFa0e M
car w12 found 70 have duubie nr-
erss plates Oh the back. an AaA~
baHla issi plate and > $50 Teas
license fixed - that either uzzzni
oe easily removed
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
SlyfieId Succeeds
Gregory AS Manager
OF Power Company

A Homer Gregory. former local
manager Ct TIE Mozs poInt Office u
TIE Mississippi RoEer Company an
uoLI4eed Lhs week. thai cyr1i ST.
ftel6 would take over MS duties
Nlth tnls firm the first pau q MAJ.
II. Gregory Is leaving tbs power
company 70 accept q position VITA
ne epann Hardware Company. as
q Mozs Puln1 although Mrs. Grez-
cry Vi remain II the local Office
e. cashier.
III 6lyflasd. who has been local
manager & ne Aizzzzzlpps nOwer
Companys osfiee r. Oesan SPRINGS
for t. pas eleven year.. brings Is
family va hin q zoss Poznz.
NheFe tneg I'll make Their hoase
~. Styled Las baen Fery uroEutn-
e1t Il Ocean Springs Tor the PSI
several yeazs uAere L has been
- = ne outsszndtEz cssE LEAD
- & 1aE city.
Taxing - ECfielcs pace b
0ceau Springs I'll b Lee Jordan.
former assistant local manager q
ne Eeayan4 -. hzanen
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
Contract Complete
For Natural Gas
System For City

The contract for the Moss Point
natural gas system was completed
this past weekend. when I. < Mo
IntoSh. Moss Point city attorney.
signed TIRE contract IN New ORLEANS
uaEh ne Bet Brekaers Censiru1-
elen Cumpnnx af that cisv. Mf. Me-
IntnEh made the trip 70 New Or
leans lof the delivery Of the bonds
an1 the signing Of the contract.
The bonds for this work were sold
70 Newman. Brown a. Company.
The contract price for the Moss
Points gas system Is So .ses 90. Mr..
Mcintosh stated that he expects
Bob Brothers to commence wurk
almost Immediately on this pro-
lec9. as the enntract stipulates that
the JOB mus be completed In -four
and n half months
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
High School Band
To Give Concert At
Gautier School

Tne oaatter AbraY Association
ID pleased % announce That tt wll
sponsor a cosseert given ~ the
pAaeagogia High school Band Oh
May {. a. the 0autaes High School
auditorium
The ccncers viii be the u -
thai given b. TIE band several wseks
ago ln raarARouls which met with
favorable cosssneut By Al nnnse
who attended
Lass week ed tai fine band unn
tiN state Championship IN jazz
san and .74e citizens Of 0auttsz
should cr1Alser las . real ereaf
ard sa4 saseir appreciation ug
beng az adAnce. Concert num-
beTA. ~ group and solo work
wIIl D. included On TIE prazTaxn
T1e paaiic i invited and ~ feel
sure these wiso uere not wezeExf
at the frs conoer1 uli make .
effort 10 - on hand rnia
time
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02

The AnnazAl Fower Show Of the
WoznAnx Progressive Club Of Pas
cAeouaA 9Ax he'd IN uhe El0 Home
assembly ruun last Saturday ano
Sunday. q moSt artistic and success
ful exhiktAlnn. that xAx visited by
z75 p@ESogza during the TIVE after
n0onxn w2z cp<r.
Never has 3 uofe beautiful array
% flowers ard other plants ben
assembled II PAneaguuh than were
shown lzss xpek END Il appeared
81 though Mother Nature especially
endowed thos< lovely plants an1
bloozns tar this occasion
Fzowers C almost every color and
hue xere exhibited TIE roses we're
especially beautiful Fragrant
aelieasely aac richly hnec these
biooEuk were exquisite and th6r A.
r~anReuscnf enhanced lner ioyliness
q ire fullest extent
There we're many other beautiful
bl0oz1g Ca1enculAE E-aApdraRonS
pafazlax zzaeei peAx. ard other floN-
era particularly adEp4ed tc TINS Sec
ton zcrs IA profusioa ard u vel
arranged display Truly I wzx 3
f~Aower-loFeTE p4xad13 10 - among
fl3osz psAnE
EspcN1x cozzae16ahAe we're TIE
large displays q purple b1ttereap
There we're more o. Etsese are flo&-
IN Displayed tran have ever besn
khoNn here bef0x. Their col0r also
waE much richer anc oeepeT tnzx
those hcreto4ore Shown here.
There w1z keen composition
ataone ne exhibi.ork-aii q whom
ssre iocal znaztem gardner Tns
quality Of the flowers Na3 unusual
n good making the sia0U more IA
teresxtng
Tne floaesx were brought 70 -
Ek3 Hone Or Saturday morntnf
KheFe thez were judEee - . eau-
miftee coznposez o. MrE r. 4
Rooerzs Biloxi Nrz John AcKen.
pa Long Beach. ano Mrz Fraal
AruIIage 8zac1
Tie sweep Stakes O. grand pfls
penf 70 MrK : : woodward who's
exaaaa ao1ed ne mazz points.
The nEz q winners = tte Rarszsz
divisions are &c follows
EassG Eae-EHxt prize Az J -
Bnanflei1 seeond plze ~ : y
EraEfAia
RozeN boEl-Enst PIKE. Mr1 +
II Col& Meconn prize. Mu J y
BrxufleH
Rasa1. zzSN-ErE prlze. Nrx =
z Cole aarNnz urzze m J =
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
Thirteen Pupils Get
Diplomas At Hurley
School, Thursday

Graduation exercises were held
Thursday evening May l. 1t 9
O'Clock Ia the Hurley Consolidated
High School. IN which thirteen
graduates were presented their
diplomas b. Superintendent n. c.
Everetse.
Living In A Present Day
Democracy the theme Of the class
wss carried out IN the program.
Blue and white. class eoiurx. were
used IN the decorations rs vel Is
the class flower. panxy. Fern and
southern xmilax we're used to add
70 the attrac1venesS o. the setting.
Honor students were Werner Lar
sen. vAledictoriAn: Raymond Out
81 Saskatchewan. Ber71ice Sliber and
Louis Coleman
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
ROTARY CLUB HOST.
To LUCEDALE CLUB
WEDNESDAY, NOON


FsascngoEtn Rotary can uAs host
a. uaR LAscsoaIe Club on Weonea-
cay when thirteen Laccda1e Rntar-
tzxzz wnre the KueezA and = most
happF meeting WRk held.
After PreEl1eni Arthur Emiffi
called uae mcetlne 90 order. he IN
tro6auec J MRgsor Dorset prexl-
6Hnt 81 the LacedAae Club who ex-
pressed TIE appreciation Of him
mslf and MS easaferrrz ca the o.
pnrtar1ity 70 meet with uae Fas1a-
E0uaa R1sAriAnz Re then intro
n0ceo tnp individual members of
hiH e3ub each arw Of when aruaR
and gave hk naule and elhsssfsca-
tsnn.
T1se iist q the Laoedals men uilh
their elasslfioatsnnx and tiae names
o9 u4s PascAGoaiR Rot&ytans whe
uerw tine individual hosts and r.
spcnklhie o lae entertainment of
the xtk4surs b ~ fellows. Phil
Aaruza Ice manufacturer. Hefmes
0autaer. Wailace Calhoun carbon
Afr0 beverage distributor. I'd Bart.
Jr J Marion Essrseut education.
T9snm r. Wells. Prank PrnesnAn. re-
tai rna6y~1o-wnar. J " nfumfieid
DNaIn Lza1e. vegetable canning.
garaez q Mc0rnth. Rance Lace
truz canning. p Lander Bill Lynn,
euttun Rrnuer. Rug A uirers. Percy
iaxeleI b~o0kknspef. ~. n RnAsef4-
son. M l. Malone. accountant Hex
A Moore H. n Parker. dentistry.
p. A Thompmun. Ut r. r Rat
hff. physician Dr J u Lockard o
2 Emith. Coz. Emp rural deFelop-
naent r Z Baeet. L Z Ftee. gov
ernmenf service, A. v Smith, DW
r r. West p41bitf health Or A. T.
Eaonau. } 4 Co1r. attorney. Hnuun
Gardner. J n MillsteAd funeral
dtreetoE. Jalaz McIlwAIn. o r
cockfeiL general merchandise e. 1
Head
Manager 0rassiek - the IfgaIia
EsntpbnIldme Corporation invited
Efae Lkznnd4aK hoEariaFk q visit TIRE
HtF ahsrvaFd and Nne N11Aa Was BE-
~ daztF tor ks4Msnai Defense Inn
1ledEare1y nflgr tlle Ao1nurnxaenf "a
hr i1seeitna the visitors. n enaxHs
4 Their hnetk. rlktieo the glaipgard
.nd wserr shown AL around tae BIG
slant Mnere steel au-utizec khirE
zre being constructed Needseks &c
say thzl TREY al enjoyed the az
lfnoou immensely
Arthur Smith announced thai
Lureda1s vAs one % flse eluhs thai
e PascaROuA Club hAe sponsored
ne Csher 4 bearzg Moss Point arc
tcontsnnec On Page Ten
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
PASCAG0ULA BAND WINS
MISSISSIPPI CLASS B
CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY
Larye Number OF Individual Awards Also Taken By Musi
clans OF Local School
At Meet.

me Pascaeonla High School ban6.
for the first ttme IN its history.
captured the Glass b MUSIC cham
psonshlps Of the state OF Mississippi
IN the contests held IN Jackson.
during the past weekend With tt
henorx went 9 beautiful bronze
plague which Is nov beink displayed
among other trophies 81 the school
Under the direction O. Prof p. A
611DbLefieim vino took over the
band several months ago. the band
was given q rating q superior" IN
marching. second q excellent" IN
concert playing and sight reading.
Wnen the contests we're over and
the bands and others present assem-
bied 70 hear announcements q the
results C the meeting, : ~pandeznon-
i'm Of unreztraineu JOY broke loose
Is Il 40 announue1 Enf the Pas
caeouia band had been awarded
first place. Il Was considered az
excellent accomplishment for the
PascaRnukA musicians since they
changed directors during the middle
q taals scheas year. and ha6 been
glsen a. enttre4y neu system q m
straction IN performances. As > re-
ward f0E Their efforts tie members
Of the kcal band werc given special
ursElieees during ne remainder O
tfaelr stay n Jackson
The handsome plaque Is : relief
map al the state q is ZippL Be-
sf0ea the plaque. each member q
tne band which uax ~ q the
smallest entering ne contests. re-
cafved s medai
TIE results q TIE meeting weEk
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iA
Conee<E pzzytne-KUclusko. Itla
Be1A, EzAxkY1le. Superior 0EenAoA
Cleveland Oxford. Charleston. and
Paseaeoala. ~excellents Aosz Point.
good
saght-nsadlns Eosciazk0. charl-
esson Tanoo City. ia BenA H0us-
tun. 6tAxkYtze. superior. FaseABQa-
- Cterelsnc. Grenada. nd Foaso-
toe excellent. Mos Pozat, far.
JUICES for hese contests were
Clifford LAiya Chicago. 4 Pau
Anaerson MANn1kee. ard caxltaa
Butler. Alabama University. sight-
reading Robezt Hushe4 Lite Rock
Besides rne grand pre-. hs PaS-
easozia musicians $50 ~ 3 larEs
nanbez e Eae individual prizes
aai1n AcCoS. Fascasuala orum
mafor led Nth to O1aer contest
anEa fu fhrsz piaoe - a1s division
Betty Eel pecaAo 80 paced
first
TIC nraaz aexteEEe composed G.
zzi1un Brezan1 Ee& AsaEa b
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02

Skinner. Klein Thornton. Jimmie
Conner and Ec Mccoy. won second
place.
The trombone o~uartette composed
Of Joe Peekz. Jean Bernd. Z W.
Hudson and Jimmie Conner. Won
second piaee.
The clarinet cuarteste composed
u Robert Graham. Anita Walker,
Carl Meeeaee and Gloria Cole. Won
second place.
The saxopnone sextstte composed
Of Charles Torjusen Id Cole,
Bill Gautier. Jane Herring. Virginia
Hfdebrand and W L Pol won sec
onc place.
Al other soaoists received third
place ratings
Tne accompanies - this piano.
playing for the band. we're Miss
Elizabeth Davis and Manfred Park-
er.
There were e band members
making the trip
Officials o. the school band aux
Hilary speaking IN behalf OF the
band members expressed thanks
ana appreciation 20 al Of those
whose generous support MADE the
trip TO the state contests possible,
especially 20 The Cnroulcle~Etar
and is staff for Their cooperation
and publicity. Those who atded the
band IN making TIE Trip vere the
Ingalls, 6nipbulldlns Corp Merch-
ants anc Marine Bank Of Pasca-
gouia. " b herring. J. Cur KrebS.
Leo Rosenblurn- PasraE0uIa Ice a
Goal Co. Wash Frederic. Cole
Towing CO. + r. Cole. Frank
CAusy, BAcot Insurance Agency.
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