davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1941-02-14

Sic Seefpinnen 6ie ben
meiiten aquarienbeiiBern befannt
iiftO, i~iber3ieben iid nit 8aiier.
pfInnaen, Inn iiG gegen Sidt bon
Oben as Oeden.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-14

Gehmen sic feline umn5tieeH Gban=
rem NIT Shrer Weinnbbeit. &rantbett
brinat gDt nnb SDrgen, iHpaat Sbre
Qebensfraft mt6 bernnbt sic Sbrer
Qe~bensfrenbe. Set eintretenber 2ralts
hcit, tueun sic cine Sausfran fnbs
pir6 bteIletdt Sire Tantilte bernad=
IfSSiat; iuenn sic Elm Mrbetter FHh,
/ a fih Sbr GinfDmtten Derringern
nn6 Gic nr6 Sbre gan5e 6nmtIie lcts
ben. gicle 2etben tpie 8. 9. seuDbns
Tide Gr%fdlt4ngen, NerDOftdt, @ers
baumnesIt5rmngen, Magennerittrttttts
aen. GdIaf= nnb MppetttlDitgfett ittO
OftnnaIs AMI feblerbafte Gernannmg
mnb fmnftipnale SartIeibigfeit SHrit6'
anfifhren.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-14
8 euti6er &unOfmnt
HighIights for the Week of
February 16-22, 1941

February 16-22, 1941
Time and WaveIensth:
500 p. m.-9-oo 2. m. EST DJR on the
$50 p. m.-ll:OO p: m. EST DID on the
100 p. m.-lI.OO p. m. EST DID on tbs
s.6 q m =, NAVE mwl' co. > M me- EST Die on til.
40 m wave (6.02 mel
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY is
5.00-Toy Cantata
6.I5zGerman Peoples Concert
8.l5-News in English
6.30-Lord Haw Haw
9.30-rAnchors Aweigh'
o. 00-Lieder by Loens
lO.3O-News in English
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IL
5.00-Tunes from the Homeland
6.l5-Operetta Concert
8.l5-News in English
9.30-Club of Notions
l0.30-News in English
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY is
5.OO-~FulIy Armed, Soldiers Music
6.l5-Philharmonic Concert
8.l5-News in English
8.30-Lord Haw Haw
9.30-Piano Recital
l0.3O-News in English
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10
5.00-Gay Tunes
6.I5=Musical Entertainment
6.45-Master Concert
6.l5-News in English
8.45-Thoughts and Things
9.30-Dance Tunes and Cabaret
l0.30-News in English
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20
5. 00@Chamber Music
6.l5-Request Concert for the Army
6.I5-News in English
8.45@Song Recital by Tina Lemnitz
9.30-Something about Sugar
l0.30-News in English
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Fl
5.00-Cerman Youths Hour of Song
6.I5=Martial Music
8.l5-News in English
6.30-Lord Haw Haw
9.30-Special Broadcast
l0.30-News in English
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ~
5.00-Little Cabaret
6.I5-Dance Music
8.I5-News in English
9.30-Dance Tunes and Cabaret
l0.30-News in English
Washington Journal., 1941-02-14
Vie cine Medizin
Leidenden WahFe
Linderung bringt
Won

. annftiunaler Sartleibisteit;
. Werbuiitat nn6 9ppffhmer5en
Q gerbauungsft5rnngen tno Wtngens
berftimntIngen
. Gdlaf= mn6 appetitlOfsteit
Wenn biefe gefGmerben aMf febler-
bate gerbaunng uHn Ansihetouns
5nriidsufiibren iiub.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

A t.PC. fofd osk 1insffe. EXTENSION tsr's
uphr EfsE fois f.r Sc lasf sif
kffchsHs 500 Crsfio' Avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

ANY OLD CLOTHING
Musical Instruments

ACCORDION Biggest display. best bar
gain In country, factory 20 you, NJ
middle man terms ~ YOU don't under.
stand good buy. don't come. Cas,iEhons
eiS0 Grstio,.
ACCORDIoNs. s weeks free trial. private
lessons Billy VultsgEio's Accord on
studio 1oo3e Grat!ot Phone Olive otoo.
AcCoRDIONs-ssv 25g. Lessons ~ J.
Msssinino % years sxper. Toia Harper.
PIANO = Uprieht. used, $40: good con.
drion. CITY Music. 4i2 Mack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

INNERsPRfHG nattrsste, must hs sold ]
regular SO ga 50 p5. cotton mattresses.
81 qh Nome. 5000 Cass open evenings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Household Appliances

4 rrMMKGE SALE Of 80 Morse washers
and gas ranges taken from our layavay
warehouse uncalled for and crate dam
aCed merchandise Will sell In i0h lots
or single units. Dealers 7f3i Harper.
Al BARGAINS. i0qs 10 25% discount.
PLAZA 6A2T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
R HONdE- BARGAINS in HOUSEHOLD GOODS and APPLIANCES
Electric Washers

MAYTAG SIS: Easy, SO. reposssssed /.
absolutely guaranteed condition. Coles,
ss47 Grand River.
OWN a new Easy or Maytag Terms same
as laundry, 81 per wk. Pingres 1925. Dir
WASHERS rebuilt ana guaranteed: 50. 95
up Fenkeu Ann.. zoos Eenkcll-
WASHERs-New, used rebuilt all models
Repairs. Woodward Washing. Tyler
$500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

A BEDROOM cute l-pfsrs valrg' f~.sr
strh'y msrrr5 To on pmeu'. o. -fnce
L. - ta-u- A-I-. 80. We, N---r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

RAD Tfmss Went AeA fof pfaft-us
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

hEAtIifrL re- splsFsi s-pc. einlrg
II. f4fts 1sfsctivs table ~ saeflfce
Us. terms. Wards o,ltet, 7f58 Hsrper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

BEDROOM SUITES Besu'lfnl selection a.
a s9ef tIt Hvtrf from fartorN
reff7g agents ROGERS co 2e1s Esti
Grand Rv1 ar ne v'Afuc'
BEDROOM SUITE Co.onis' maple finish
IarEf rrtsefr or vanity rromy chest and
bed SIS f1 terms open evenings
FtFE F1-ENiTrRF 1891 Crsti0t Ave-
BiGFlCW Alex smith NohspF rigs an
rsrfeNnH over h0 tizFs al grsdss
r-sri rev. Bg dstllnt. here ROGERS
go 1ste Fsf' sranf Bv1 ~ No visduct
C0LDspuT RefrEerafor re tuSsl sscri-
tCe Completely reccndiconed. N775
~ afF burr Dawson -03s
CFCELFY. srsvador Rsfugsrstrr-s cu
f-.i sgca'ent rInrirF condiuor. 1905
Hsniocs FF-0cr' s.ses0
COMPLETE Home ou'fi'. 81 o. per week
Wax Bod, 77t Niohigsr
RAJ Tiuss wsnt Aes fof prafit-us'
them for results.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14
West Jackson County
Rural Communities
Raise I~nfantile Fund

Mfa Willie wostkagi, chairman %
TIE o. Martin panelsmse and
Daisy vesigy alstftetA iiAs -exnFennea
appreciation Tor tie sffefts Il ne
many i4ties taking part IN lhs drive
Tor infantie Paralysis Ftnlas d faa
darkson County NUrY nice sums
seke reported % have hesn raised
Al 81 Martin. Mrn K0ilie ses-
mo1r. pkexident . ne Community
Club. az4iatad BY haFs Kate Rssn-
ten auH MIzem Mildred AeeIzhoun
ard t<eui1s Curtis. Fa1se1 ai1ea b.
means q q bigK0 party. 1hk& zruuu
80 especially glad 70 ans2sE Nth tAis
eaase - there u : case a tufauf1ie
paralysis Ia that ozmHnnnliY
~ Eauelease. MeadamaA Ada and
nellie MAe Davis. Assisted b. nns4
aaaaes Howard Davis ard Cooper
EafsT. very 1ApaAaY handed saelr
entertainment and q bs1aao uaFtf
N1aich netted tIas4. Col0Ffnl dnuo-
Fela1ns Hnd > specsnl pTEsn cake IL
tne HllAFN a. ue flag bsnrlne God
hls@ America Indicated M nn,fll
9Th NhEeh thLs community reasna.A
81 - TIE drive. MFN Watkins
Auupfsfs maker = uhs eaks f1iis
te4t. ei1d MrA WAginnd Alien mo
made ne Presidents Dlf1hdny Cabs
iAeI tsaF, sefe easafdEmanted nuf
Only - their culinary ABILITY hul
uExu theu uiliineFzesa % I'd : a1oa
eA1z1o
MAs haAri Ramsey obtained sana
Ia contributions from the cszasssus
nlks and sehoi at nalsy~veslw
Ne Apszsai neiehraEGeea could
naannea - the time hNaansa q :
AetAsl Play shieh han pressasssis
Der presented. M0asger. ulezs ~
: sreaf deal ~ Intsfes1 aeuassa
AiatEh hds fair to bsife IL mani
dimes - The future
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14
r. T. A. President
Gives Essential
Children's Needs

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~ Fssva#a sFa Txaa N.Y.
kx sa 80 As1
m4ss hn
So ~ e
teNM swAT4Mns4
sr esB ta
Ms ~ fksens
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81 eee e Ma@4Na
Age @ ssNl nerse
astllv
fNF s
fiAFxA Aa Fe2H1 HmM a 6xf.
sse smazAaA Aas4
sszmea nsaraeaa q fsAk sATs1lt
81 m&e msf1ka N~a : shE
Nse M Nme eaAS&tAn A
aeA1sh SERVICES NNse1 AMI
fexAAAAf Afa axe sasa
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PxNn - w.s e9s - w ta
Amn nas<f4 ~ utm kN pAfs ss
ts0n msMe assA NfH HtanNsss ~ aaf
w. AN4EAA8A 81 HAM#"XE HI4H"AA
MazNA fpeNA leA8h8kN .EsA fAxs
iae rAy ~ an a ~ axts& eux
mxA4hst Mesn AA eax
FA = AsNrAs pans ~ wn
aea ss ~ us YNsnzxrE2 -
ct aaFsf hfN&lAtam ans * NMMa
Nna ~ nAsN No 1eAH flsat sm nsNB
s&n4 81 - etFxea = s
ea@A fas&A f@ ne e4if n .na&~s
AwFlusfnuteas A MHe
aisxu infsfetrmeA aA1a fEsax Pass
a44as nnMaa mt ~ tsF4sHHea - 4iaH
ws3AlnE pelns - se4eksss sesa.
sH4 - nae8ed AfNsl fussM Nasee
fn9 he fxankmt ~ sRf tskn f@wu44
~ pal thguasA He fe9akaasa =
nusA te sstgm Mhara ENaA4 anA
ssaaaseFs - Lac ease - ~ naAhtfan
- TIE nHEr4ae Fressa1N 4uNkss
@h6 iA&xs enfeM - FaNzxAsla IS
Ave asftra NE paA8 fee MseAA q
mankhs
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14

snssas 0aa ss4mpa use 9axanaG
fzaeas neekaax ba -.
E4&ne CfeA& Hsf4N8 FNAwu&sy
o
Eie Mm g~knm rmnmm IL Me
e pa ntm sasfsfa hsa grass
Afw4sA ~ Ana Mtx MAslNt Fenns
MiSa Cso SAu1f3 are Bssase
Hoskn8 wUf SatAsSAsS 81 MeaM1s
A. ara Msa kAenmanA king. Mxs
INK C4s& ara MeA HanAtsA Clzkk
eNsa asaaak tnees tAetln3 ~ 49,
eAe SasNweas
Nc ahsA Ar1 q G. rsenrn Mna
Ms psrsiasa fsVssch q Now Rasi
sElM sqssss ta8 VEGA rna hA n4
nsane n As ard Mxx Dwtxhs
nsUaazs
Ms auAn4tM RQsNe ssHsea FwaA-
Uees n Mnhase dafhns ~ Nesk rna
-
~ ard Nm Eugpfx wells ard
fAmss VISITED ny ard Mrs 8awkFa
Glbsees Ia Aaoaa Saaaay
$500
AIR rsfse rMxsard arA ehIhaywm
wsna& asse op4k awnt he weeA
tslo IL weas
M ana M1 : W Esnnk ynated
MFS EsAD1 mother. Mira &nsmonk
9hc Is M n Providence tnfsrraags
$50 Needle Sanda1.
%
Mis- fAfhautoe n~ianknsship visited
hsr parents la CstFotsnsie Alabama
TIE psst week ese
c4mktes woodza and Barney k1s-
nagstan spent uae urek end IN Phn.
adelpala Miss
NJ ard Mra. verhe almms waited
felttaves III Baf springs during ths
egek eud
Mrs Buady FaeRArd and Miss
Pauline Naples visited relatives IN
wilmer. Ala. sunday.
49,
ar and Mrs K c. McLeod were
week end visitors % fFtends IN 0an-
tisr. Atss
Rev. ana Mrs J. c. TAyioe were
over nXht guests IN the husne at
Rev Mr. TayanF'x parents Ia HFiar
Hill MsSs. MONDAY
-
Mr. and Mrs e 4 switzex and
Mrs J n Bosarxe visited relatives
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14

eAgpd AseAns Bassx : fsese3as
ENf asaH va mA msnA&
ANsA4Sgh NA4 sslsAs Mss eua
~ panEts4 Is sasshm mtah ~
f~cmt nangaa * ne lAMa Caa 8
HtSte sAeAsssA eesm t@nah mse "
sf@ aAx mas - - Nse s8 aa
hard. ee4kSE4 fMMAe@Aeas aAsvSs4A
fgss Aan esx Asanxsea RaAm
k~ai aAsm& sA sac Mia
F4Aaees T&sAm ~ axansrss wss
eFxastf smhse@ ~ wNs ass NwA
NenesN 4aNEAss HaxtMS ~ Ms
EtHMl<sh naxA n4sh tkga y 5 Ma
~s1nNNEkm Aa ~ E2Mna
W L hamnx sexasAasy a. ~
oM smnisA TfAal AAnxsnf&an
neaamesst TNxA& sAs n FnaMeeaA
AfonaaS ana TaNaAY IL NE lnbu4
sxt4 Il . msfxa8e Ans eseeNa@
tfss . ~ IBID m N nenf fasnts
g dedtoatN Naanfwstnn - nj nnw
sexssoa q IN Oh nnMnaah TsAn
$780,
Afss Gs4ee Msnxlea nshaIas sla.
tied her pasessi& MI ana MsA II
8 HahttteA a RanAaae eg4azssM Mtza
Nreks nsiuss inesf1w salarx1A4 fe
TAmrA W1fsaA NhaGs ~ nAa Il
attend ~ 0aagMsaEA Carnival ans
Fsortda Stats F41F MEm nehafta
w1 10 VISA hn asasek. Mr. r K
Auer. ana aaakn : bsaf Is FMsaA.
Asnkaae usnsa IN slsa guanssg "a
Who wtA teke part til ! flnxm xrsssm
fo Tire Carnival BAL Ga Ne 1ish
are The Mlsass Melsfnn nnEHet& ara
Madahuxp Para Msn nunaa
AEsgchse 4 - d. = Sole Zap eassce
me gnh eexaAsw h@sksshsM p~zAzRses
helpa them keep ssggle IN Ahasf
sAnry dAnfiaR
Members q shs p "a = bard seem
- lske TIE NJ wu0k In zkRht~rsaa.
na3 techniqae hsznx lnsfuauesa b
r A stubhsefisld. nho feoensas tne&
ateS Ire d1szsz Of ~hAndEnAsteF ukem
o n TzgtsN. a.. former hand.
master. laft h Ko into business eiih
his father Ii Jarkann. n~xuhbsnfmia
has been bard dlrxcsux a the
wlnosla Patsln iSeiSs&a to- ne las
three years
Mira l. q wshAef a re wash
itsgtoa avenue hMa beea Flaun9
trends Ia NeN ORLEANS and 40
bile whlle AR wsEamHr iaaA hmsn Ia
- PAU. Msan. an business
4 ~ uMntNier. f~asntsfIs of AsaxA
Point nov nlth Leo Fuldman ana
Company o. Mes Orleans SIS 4
business VISITOR Ia rascAaohla ana
Aoa Point tath woek
~0-
Roland X Travis 81 Ansssss ana
Travis visited ne pAfetsn H. nslfal.
befa. Mlss. Iris wrek
tcouslnaed On rnes Teml
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14

Wtamtn a Fnflassa af lhH nE1s6A
bssp4&tsiian - taRsaan n4se keeM ~
CREASED aa hTip khesa - IL h1sz7
pnt& Accss1ine - ire netlxa vAsan.
INSTITUTE MAEIg pefessaa fIna n dAls
fafalt ~ adjust uAktf egaa - slkxa
ass4 shea Ihezf aleks Eaex ~ sHnfss
tap4ilf "a shia sstafnln.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14

~ kani aesmza a. alizs 80
Aaz 4A HHKa#=HaGsI arr -
eAzzs mHHA4s - ~ daesh.
- 49, Ass 8yaza - Ha48H4 ~
azsst = H~a@azeuia Hen 81 NJ ana
- 6 aE4M = alzzaias4am
- r. HeGalna ala Issa aara
= Ea - Ez1fazu
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14

Marcella. left THURSDAY for their
h1sne n Cheboygans MichigAn. after
having spent srveEaI months n the
home Of Mrs Beauchamp's SISTER.
Mrs George Saamp4ne.
D.
Mesdames j. n Germany, Dwight
Broaduk and Rex EFy were buzi-
n<ss visitors 70 Mobile. wednesday.
There we're about twenty members
IT the Kreoir Methodist Church
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14
Have You Read !
At YWBC Library7s
anaDEn DRAWS 4 naaR. -
WfI1ETTA Asa nAanKn


AND a. sGHAWRfaTx
= mfssfy story HlEh fafsy akszeh-
- - Hzagfets has EhA aftlssAae-
iNkffgf Mee ne eslasuee a : 8
e4fiafe aaa brings 4 ffsah ialefs
- an3 ~ ezettiaa a~essaasneaI Il
a~ssee4l4H fhtaaa = - Is u
static e christoDssar a1ossa shsl
- muEaegea bod ~ Fseas assr
~ rs found. ana nngazthcssE -
esae 90 mo- Dszzllne < - iha
nAEf a24tAaHs Nhaan Ef.e aass
rs e soae1deT 2ff f4aa s,a
been nze1 - KA e.osns naz
kHs HsHeee. Sherry salIz re sssse
sE1 e# Xii skeEsass = ns.sas -
t#e faassat9 aesouaa "a nza masaaf
TT a1asT ltseif + mnnMlalle sra
8 18Th Esass asHnaa4zma -
NnN sd zuad shnxzszsf8zz.4an
TIE skszeaes Afs a~zaamazesig eEssef
sna - pFsasat Hslh ma nss
HzM E~aEl4tezazfE zl0fn mss*nFV
III MAkraslana
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14

MAaa vegsass naaazxs sasA 49,
ssaSA&a asza Assnn kfs&s mxsx ~
nkNsxi ansa&t umNf @ tais wexk
elsesx tf1sY atscn<kd = Nesef kisee
im nae a tisess inestat
a
AZ efa Mr. Casnsam EnaalsoAa u
frsNhATA AsahashA NMs sss haa
xtsei - Rekefs nitttap b. Sc Rtebap
A0sse ga Negth FamnmseaxiA asEset
tx M mm wsek era. wllk hnFe
0seY attenara AZ n~nnavxsNAfy gAa4f
sisen fw Nj ana Ma nasest WI
EMn
NFa Mary Ssa2hf ara Mkm Ina
vekBrh rWsuFuea 10 pNsnAeusla SAT-
aFssMy srNn a mexx&f.a Erainlnx a.
he HearA. RaeeN2rh aifsnx me la.
1faneN Ga TnM ineuszed ere
uvsea training N IN Atlanta e&-
flce og he flEn Mxn HkAsler AssG
Miss vekhah ulll h~ IL ehArss a
the nex Scars uf6ef offtae IN pAa.
cAeealA which u~xssd toHMs
1T ana Mira Nd Tpmnssna and
their suEa Marvin. mestnewa ~ Nsx
oTsean4 iaN week end uf1h the
Misses unM Maa9 Trina TSksch.
80
Mlks Aame waiilama AZ Cosam.
hAA. Makzla3ippA. VINO AREN'T srsernl
Gays here last xeek sisatins ii the
hune OF her hruAhnt -in-Aw and
sister. Mr. a5sd Mrs. Trm TauFnhaii
icft Afunasy fof her hnsne
Mia OuiaA NAe paei4. daughter
Of Ar. and Mss q + Puzh enter.
tanned q group 81 tosnag pHunh 81
nef lApsne on q pmzcaEoala nsesst
LAST Monday night Amung uaaue
attending wcFr ule Elsssa Frances
Crane. Sarah Van Oxaai. Joan
walker. JnafitA 0entils and MAZDA
lynne Parks. and Rutxn rotes.
nirk canty. Maynard Davis l. u
Clark and ueorer Hudson.
Mt. and Mira ] r Blake and
their aAnzhscf. Jeanne. fusnseFIy Of
tiibhang. MINI. are auaane she
popular newcomers 70 PMecAGoula.
o
A txo-aet play. Can You sell
Youfseif. viii ~ presented Friday.
February II. b the second. year
doane knonoGnics sirk q t'Hncngouia
tlisA s<lsueI Il vii BE- sponsored
b. Aiss EaEYestma DeaA
Murry SsEnson 81 New ORLEANS.
ms Cousin. Mis- kfamle Ruth
.ouk fo the 1Fzs klans N many
yeAfs. Lass sunday.
o.
There will be- AN entertainment
~ tae kscatnWpa schnolho1se al
day saturday, February Is. lcasnf.
lne ION Meeks ard A14 pensea and
moAornAxk Refreshments Niu u
aoid Proceeds wtn 90 10 The AieIao
dist Church. according 10 AKA G L
Neizon. pabilcity chairman
Akiss EknAAy Nszmtkf o. xtantAzs
spent last week end a. MlssiAalpp
southern college In HatsiesbuFK
visiting her former roommntex. lhe
Misses Enid HaFdtner Of 0ulfport
ana Christine Bishop Of jackson
aiA zlegisf = . member Of the
new 0aaGIer school faculty
Pete zieeier. IT. Of uaufker. spens
last week END with the family of
Mi2 Rita Flynn. Of New Orleans.
o
The Rev. John r. Man. former
paster Of the Lutheran church. uho
is nov making liz home IA Hrw Or
leans. visited here wiLh \ few frienda
for savcFAl uays this seek. returning
70 HeN Orleans. Wednesday.
A mistake Wa made IN this col.
unnn last weck In regard 70 the Fank
Of Sergt. Harris N Hardy o. TIE
y. 3 MARINES. stationed Ia tie
Quaftermasters Department Al
Quantico. Va who spent several
days last xeek - The guest Of Mr.
and Mrs Francis Murray and other
friends IA PascagouIa. This column
tn Bogalusa. Sunday with them
returned Mrs Roland Seaman. VINO
had been visiting there for the laal
week.
Mr.. and Mfu. J. u. Bel and fam
ilf EEHnL ne Naak end II Made.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14

In Bogaiuha. Sunday with them
returned Mrs Roland Seaman. VINO
had been visiting there for TIE laat
week.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14

Mia ouiaA AEAe puwh. dnuxhter
Of ~. and As1 q I Puxh enter
tained q group o. tosnig pzupN 81
nef lacsns ON q pA@oakoaia nseess
Isst Monday night AInung uaaas
.|attendkns were The Ml&ss4 Fxaueeu
Crane. Sarah Van Oata1. Joan
walker. JusfAtA 0ensils ana MAZDA
lynne PARKS. and nutwn roaes
niek canty. Maynard Davis l. ID
CLARK and ueorgr Hudson.
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A mistake xas made IN this col.
INN last weck in regard 70 the Fank
Of 6srgt Harris N Hardy o. ne
Y. 3 MARINES. stationed Ia tie
Quaftermasters Department al
Quantico. Va who spent several
days last veek - une guest Of Mr..
and Mira Francis Murray and other
friends Ia pascagoula. T11Is column
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Mr.. and Mira J. D Ben and fam
iiy spent The wesk end n Wade.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14

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HakaS Nus sauHazs - AssaAss
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NJ ard Mira Verte slmms slastrd
reltiaves IN Bag springs during uhe
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iasstAn srent ue wees END IN Phn.
nonphla, Miss
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NfF and Mrs X c. McLnrd wers
week end visitors % friends IN oan.
TIER. AfAss
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14

MF. and Mira j r Blake and
their aAn4htcr. Jeanaae, fusnaeFly Of
tAbbtng. MINI. are ansane Hns
popular newcomers 70 P~AseAsoaia.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14

Mr. and Mn @ d Hatsey and
JanelL. and Mira Raymond Deimas
spent Monday IN Mobile.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-02-14

Mis- fAfhautoe niankNSship visited
hsr parents IA CatFctnlie Alabama
TIE psSt uvxk efse
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Mlk Aane wltilasna us CuaAm.
tAA MsAzlaMpp wtso kpssns sesvrnl
Gays here last week waiting Ia ne
hoane Of her hsuahnt -in-Aw and
sister. Mr. ana Mra Tnm TsugnhGii
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Masa as4An8ta na44Ae xsHsea geaa-
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49,
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Murry StFns0n OF NeW ORLEANS.
visiEea ms coukln. Mis- ktamle Ruth
Cook fu the fra siGas IN many
years. Lass sunday
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a ~ pAntNter. ~fasnfsfis of As166
Point nov Hith Leo Fulaman ana
Company o. Mes Orleans 80 &
business vtNto9 Ia rAscAaoala and
AaoA FolHt ath week
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A two-aet play. Can You Sell
Yourself. viii ~ presented Friday
February Il. b the aeconn.yeAs
dotne kconolnics sirk q tHnngoaia
fai2A Ssisuxa Il vii be- sponsored
b Nlsa EEneAlna DeAA
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-25
FOUR GAMES ARE
PLAYED IN MEET
Semi Finals in Robson CAGE
Tourney Slated Tonight
In Lumberton

LUMBERTON, Feb. "a. - Four
games were played here tonight in
the Robson county basketball tour.
nament quarter-finals as the stage
was set for the semi-finals tomorrow
night at $50 o'clock.
The finals Of the meet will be
held Wednesday night at 8 o'clock.
Results tonight included:
Girls-Red Springs 43, Maxton Is;
Partition ~, GAINESVILLE 26. Boys
GAINESVILLE 81, Philadelphus 10; Max.
ton "a, Smiths 10.
Weaver, with 16 points, was high
score for the Red Springs girls,
while Britt, with nine, was tops for
the losers. Everett, with 10 markers,
topped the scoring for Parkton, with
Lee high for GAINESVILLE.
Barnes, with 10 points, vas high
scorer for the GAINESVILLE boys,
while Edens, with six markers. was
tops for Philadelphus. G. Sperros
racked up q points to lead Maxton
to victory, while Evers led Smiths
with seven points.
Semi-finals pairings are as fol
lows: Boys-Maxton VS.. GAINESVILLE;
Lumberton VS.. Baker Ten-Mile.
Girls - Red Springs VS.. Parkton;
Barker Ten-Mile VS.. Orrum.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-25
Y Handbau Tourney is
Scheduled March II

The second annual Y. M. C. A
handball tournament, will begin or
Monday, March II, and continue
through the finals on Friday, March
81. it was announced yesterday.
Clarence Buddy Davis is the de-
Tending champion and according to
the rules will not have to play in
the preliminary rounds but will see
action in the championship finals.
Davis is favored to repeat for the
title this year.
Among other well-known handha, I,
enthusiasts who are entered in the
tournament are Jack LeGrand. John.
ny Smallbones, Smoke Herring
Charles Caveny, Jimmy Henderson
and Horace Emerson.
Entry blanks are available in the
lobby of the Y. M. C. A. and the
championship trophies will be placed
on display there as soon as they ar.
rive.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-25
MEXICANS NEARING
END OF JULIE
University of Mexico Cagers
Travel 10000 Miles to
Play 20 Contests

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feb.
24.-P-Ten tired University of
Mexico athletes, playing a 29-game
basketball schedule on a -, 000-mile
tour O., the United States, left here
today aboard a battered bus on the
final leg of thier marathon jaunt.
They have won only eight contests
since they launched their invasion
against Mississippi college on Jan. Z,
but H. Cardanas Barrios, coach of
the MeXicans, said the trip had help
ed establish a better relationship and
understanding between the two ma
lions on the campuses visited.
He believes too that he has a top
notch cage outfit but that the long
hops-twice criss-crossing from the
gulf to the Canadian border-pre-
vented his team-diminutive as COM
pared to collegiate quints in the
United States-from playing it's best
game. The University of Virginia,
boasting one of Dixie's strongest
teams this season, trounced the
Mexicans, 81 to 81, Saturday before
a crowd which a%pplauded the visi-
tors floor work and craftsmanship.
The MeXicans staged a 12-game
tour of the west coast a year ago and
authorities of the university of 49,
900 students, established in 1858, felt
that it was so successful from a
good Will standpoint that they
granted permission for the squad to
spend its entire two months winter
vacation period on the road this sea-
son.
The team plays at Susquehanra
and Penn State before going to
Washington Thursday to meet
American U. in the concluding tilt
Of the tour.
Team members said, in the few
English words hey have learned,
that they found the United States
hospitable in every respect but one
the weather-and that before return
ing home they would like to go 20
Florida for a few days to warm up,
if their bus holds out. 1t is the
second they have had, the first bus
breaking down before they got out
of Mexico.