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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
I~nfantile Paralysis
Benefit Planned For
Local Unit Tonight
Several CFippiEs In jackson County
badfy In Need OF nraeas Te
Aia Recovery.

me jackson County cllan.er q
ave ExxfaxH&4he wm4M44Am aMaEr1amt4un
win sponsor q bingo party, Friday
ftoniehty, At T.so O'clock. Al the
rnscnEouiA Community House. for
uhe purpose % raising funds 10 car
" on ia WORK. It was announced by
Miss Bonnie Cole. president Of the
Chapter.
II was reported by Miss Coils
that there are numbers Of children
IN Jackson County who have beer
afflicted with lnfantlle paralysis
during The past year and are re-
eeivine treatment. However. khey
are badly IN need Of braces which
must BE- obtained Immediately.
The local Iufantiie Paralysis
Chapter has aided many polimye-
tits or tnfanttle paralysis victims
during the past several years Each
year the organization speze1fn the
annual Presidents ball for this puF-
pose A substantial sum was Feaikzed
through the ball this year but these
funds already have been expended
IN purchasing braces and otherwln<
helping these victims.
Those who are IN need - hxnces
At present must have them Inn
medtately They cannot walt unit
a ball i given after ne first Of tfs
year 20 obtain these braces ard shs
generosity Of the pubiIr Is beins
=@
please turn 10 page Ia
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
Ranking Presbyterian
Officials Visit Here

Dr. y. II Mcintosh Of Meridian.
head q the Home Mission Bard for
THIS PFesbyteFy and Dr J \ Brown
o. OuIfport were II P~ascagoala
Tuesday nleht November q. and
he'd Services a. tne Presbyterian
Church While here they conferred
wlth members o. the church rela-
tire 70 the appointment q . nes
pastor.
me paxeagouia Presbyterian
Church has been without > minlstes
for some time and no services have
ben conducted there for several
seeks Arrangements are now beins
made 70 furnish . new pastor hu.
Until = permanent clergyman i
secured q supply minister VII b
furnished each Sunday. stArtine
tba Week end
Members q ne church expect e
maze Al announcement regarding
tae neE pesgor II the near future
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
Child Fatally Hurt
Thanksgiving Day

Jane Elizabeth Bebler, four-year-
old daughter Of Mr. and Mra g. II.
Bebler. e43 Beach boulevard. suf-
fered fatal injuries last Thursday
night. when struck b. an automo-
bile near the family home. The
driver q the car wns John Turk
Jr- Of Mobile.
After being struck, the chic vas
rushed 70 the Jackson County Hos
pttal where she died about an hour
later.
According 70 Chief Of Police A.
w. Eel. who investigated the ac-
etdent. the child had been playing
beside the road with her twin
brother and dsrted In front Of the
automobile TURK. an employe In
the bookkeeping department OF the
FIRST National Bank of Noodle, was
accompanied by his wife; and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hinkle. also Of
Mobile.
Though It d said that the ae-
cldenf vas unavoidable. Turk waa
held BY police until q complete and
thorough examination eouid - con-
Quoted He uns released later On
$50 bond. He wfll Be tried on
charges Of mansiaughter. Monday,
December /. BY City Judge H. P.
Heidelberg.
The childis BODY. accompanied By
her parents. vas taken 70 Boston,
Mn4a aarfv fAf4 ~aak usnaNa t-eae-
meut vas made.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
ALLIES WINNING IN AFRICA.
LOSING ON RUSSIAN FRONT
Imperial Troops Make
Junction At
TObruk.

Cairo. Egypt November II
BritiAh Imperial troops today
smashed the axis tank lines four
miles north Of and reeapkared the
battle ground Of Reze<h. to make .
historic junction with the hekiegsd
defenders Of Toaruk. the British
high command said
The vital desert meeting occurred
a. HI Duca o. tie tenth d. ~
the L1hYan offensive The British
nos have 8 tenuaus communication
curxing over 100 mics from the
Egyptian bor0er near sd Omar
noEthzestxarG q Taarak
For ssyeu months the Taaxuk
garrison. made ~ q British I'M
periai TROOPS the Poltzh ard Csech
allies had been under seee e he
AXIS tr0op TIE Germans ard
Italians sought . cosz.asa the EAR
rEan ouf poluted b tanks hroaznl
b. sea % ne bezteged port u1e n1H1
Of TooTuk struck VIII determines
and reeniiess effort % an ths
main army
The TonFuk garrtsan hAd serves
e q flank threat 70 the Az e
LAhys and they sere aided II TN
tng TIE main forces sheu The Nee
ZeAlanderx reeaptured Rszezh
Tuesday night
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
First Aid Classes
Resumed Last Night
At Community House

ne classes IN Frst Aid lnstrue-
ten un6er TIE dzreceun q re
American Rel crez Nere resumed
last night at the pascaEoulA Gem
mazsify H0uae under the direction
q Ax4 Warren 5eeiy qualified ard
authorized Instructor. Il Is pointed
GU that these lnssFuczHan ere very
uaiaabie 70 ne citizens ard II who
can Dc - ere urged . take 20
cCaFse
Those who have previously been
enrolled n lie eouTze bzfare IA
activities were suspended temper
Ariis are berg urged % nssarn %
HlezT classes ana ~cozauleza thzzr
courses unlez the4 return = classes
for further instraeti0ns Trey I'll
not recezse ther certificates Ara.
SeeIY stated
Persons Eho uere noE previously
ezuuzled are invited = IN -
ei4sss rnez III y seioazne nto
as eouzsa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
Legion Post Sponsors
Big Carnival Show

fIughey and Gentsch 8hozA one
N the bigHesf carnival shows IN the
South. yin open . two-weekx' STAY
IN rascasoula under the auspices of
% sackean cuuntF RunE q 1ha
AxssafsnnA 1~~a4asn ss@~sss.m Asazmans
OF next week The shows come
here with the highezs reeommenda-
tions Of city, county and organtza-
tiBr officials from eli parts Of Mis-
stssippi and Louisiana
The shows win be set up 81 the
Old Spanish Fort grounds which Is
the home OF the American Legion.
and the public is cordially invited
10 take II It's many entertainment
features.
Its 6hows and rides are features
among It's attractions. There win
BE- a big minstrel show. side ahow
fun house, ferris wheels. chair
planes. auto rides. concessions and
other entertainment
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
PASCAGOULA PROJECT
FOR MALARIA CONTROL
BY DRAINAGE PLANNED
Proposed Program Would Be Carried Out Al Expenditure OF
s146.546. Draining All Low Areas
In City Confines.

Supervisor Hermes Gautier Of
District 3. has announced that the
Mtzsizzippl state Board Of Health Is
planning TO carry out q s1z6.5x6
malaria control project IN pasca~
gouia- Necessary applications have
been signed b. Supervisor Gautier
and TIE program would be pArttc-
pated In by the state Board Of
Health. and jackson County. The
project calls for draining and elm
mating ali mosquito breeding places
n the city.
The project proposal includes the
clearing and erubhtng Of right-of-
Hay for draining bitches. necessary
excavation for ditehing. including
dragltne excavation Of approximate
y one mfls Of canal and The laying
Of approximately 20 feet Of zs-inch
pipe. ne ssoptne and dressing banks
and the Spreading O. soil the filling
Of lou places ne soddEng Of ditch
banks. the construction Of broken
stone Feyeamens ard the conStrur-
Ton q reinforced concrete lnTeFt.
me pruiect VIII Operate on pzb-
Itely owned city property and pra-
vateay owned property b virtue q
easements
The work vii consist Of con-
structlon O dll1fies. inEsrttng bot
toms Of ditches, conservation Of
revetnent and s0dd1nR Of banks
Endorsement of ne project was
gwen b TIE Jackson County Health
Department ard bF SUPERVISE
Gautier acting IN behalf q the
Board q supervisors. District three
q Jackson County. e which pasca-
gouia comprises TIE largest part,
I'll cooperate n tne proseet - the
exteEzE o. ia pr eznt e the fotal
east ~ furnishing asazlabie equip
ment and machinery.
There aFe uumeToge mesquite
breeding areas h ne ely q Pas
eagoala wntch offer 3 constant
health menace i haa ben reported
end the project has ban offered
20 eliminate this hazard
The cost q Ire pre1ect I'LL mainly
Please turn = pase IL
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
LOCAL DEFENSE SCHOOL
CONTRIBUTES MORE MEN
TO VITAL INDUSTRIES
Training Center Expands Sending Larger Number OF Skilled
Workmen To National Defense Projects
In This Area


Tae National Defense Tnaintngi
schoos .opernted IL PazcagouIA un-
Ger TIE supervision Of the Pasca-
zouln Cts Schools. has developed
INTO enc q Inc largest defense
training cenfeEz tn thk part Of the
esuu1ry wlth 4 total enrolment q
81 txzEnee4 n the EAEtoa2 Depart
neu12. Expansions ~ ne &as1k
Hhkn Is located - TIE jackson
County pzr Grounds. leave rom
Tor additional enrolment i w&1
announced b. 4 A Parker. CO
or1lEaator 81 TIE school today
Recently tNo ne@ departments
have been ADDED 70 the Nehool
Durifae the first pAr . 0EtooEf
TIE plpe-fIttlnz Hcnool was paced
INTO uuerazlnn and II which there
are now = arAinees On 0Etooer
q. ne chipping scn0ol wAs added
There ara o three tFAtneez lax
M this eoarae However. si1 train
IS = tnk Department Wsre placed
h permanent employment darisss
ne past few DAYS.
Tne rae q progress Hhleh ne
sxafzees have made has beea vezs
Rnod. Il Is reported During ~
rs % eaes 3 total - S. msa nsss
eonusete6 11ezz courses q Hakulus
and wefe psseed i employment -
~ ingalls, E1lp1azidizz Corpora
Etan naaa2 Thee Included Z place.
meuzs fram ne welding school !
from ne machine snopa three froa
ne sheet metal she's and aix from
41e chipping zaop4
ne enroIiments u the various Dc.
Dartmen4 anou tnat today Their
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
FORMER COAST GUARD
RESERVATION LEASED
FOR OUTFTTTING SHIPS
improvements To Wharfing Facilities, Providing Public
Docks And Repairs To Main wharf Included
In Terms OF Agreement.

The Ingalls, sasipeuiidins coEpora-
ton uLn establish temporary cut
fitting docks and repair yards NJ
tie P4scaEoulA Municipal Docks.
formerly used BY the q. 8 Coast
Guard A lease. turning the prog
erty and ia facilities over to the
Ingalls, shipbuildinR Cooperation.
vas signed With the PaacsRuala
Port Commission. earlier THIS wcek.
following three weeks Of continuous
negotiations between officials Of the
two organizations.
II was announced that the Port
Commission had leased over 500
feet Of the city docks 70 the Ingalls,
6hipbuilding Corporation until sach
time - the new proposed Quitting
docks are completed On the prop
erty south uf the present ingalls,
yards. On It's own property. The
docks. viii not be leased 20 tire In
gals interest for a perind 70 exceed
one year.
II was learned that the ingalls,
bodybuilding Corporation has been
constructing It's slatps % rapidly that
is present QUILTING slips have be-
come congested. making 4 necessary
for The company to find some ioca-
ton where Il cculG complete the
Quitting OF its vessels. The only
such location ~. liable vas at the
city docks.
In view Of the emergency. the
Pascagouia Port Commission work
ed out the plan for allowing the
use o. the former Coast Guard
docks b. he Ingalls, company.
Three weeks were necessary -
which 70 complete the arrange
meEss.
Under Re "a q the agreement, the
ingalls, 81 Eibuiiding Corporation Is
70 make r Etenzipe repairs to the
dnckA. dredse . a feet channel in
front 81 The docks. drive down num-
usaue m2s .NsaAuH ssm namens saes
city dock available for the bershina
Please turn u uaun n
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
MOSS POINT WILL SELL
S130,OOO SCHOOL BONDS
AT TUESDAY MEETING
Contracts For s22so.Ooo school Plants Expected To NJ Lei
During Latter Part OF Deesmher
Officials Report.

Tfse Ctr officials Of M0az PUNT
vii offer Ire si70n0o mcnooi bonds.
Fotee recently By the citizens q
Mess Polsk Taescay night az next
week Il : O'Clock. during the reEn-
lar season 81 ire Mayer and Bnmxa
a. As4eTrnsn
he bonds whlrh are b bear q
rate a interest," % ne determined Is
the nldder. bat nos 90 exceed the
maximum a 2 - pr cent annually.
Ell be issued - denominations Of
3s1 and $1,000 each The Interest
xflI b. payznir semi-annualiy
me lords were issued f0x the
construction Of the rev Noes pDAnk
high schoos huiEdtng and log = mes
nexre school building The two
buil6inEs wiii cost approximately
sz230o. when built and fully
equipped OF the total cost tins
Government has made Alioemruka
amounting 20 ES0ea which wiEl BE-
AZ outright grant
The new schools we're made Hsces-
2ry becaase Of ulr conzssted con-
ctttnxN IN the schools dae 20 Ma
th1nAl Defense activities n tkftz
sectlcn Mos Points population has
bexn considerably Increased during
III pAzt ssserai years aad 4 Is an
tirtpated tlaat greater increases e
enrolment - school students win be
had n the future years.
Plans and specifications Tor let
ting Ehe contracts for construction
q the txa BUILDINGS are nov heins
prepared - l. c. WknteTton. eou-
zulttug engineer me contrasts ARE
expected tu be 1T curing she latter
part a December. il Nas announced
b officials
The annex % tne present. hien
%szc5f ~huttmfnN VII necU11n
> paFt 81 tns res building. azeurd-
anE - TIE plans. and Ehe present
eud uriztnal building vi - ae
Taa nsxru scnuos YIN y neassnlsa
q serve later ~ = htsh ~onDQl. bul
temporarily # viii De used "a :
part of the elementary grades
ThE new htsh school building j
60 be built or tine site occupted b
tne present Central High Beno1
Building which was constructed Il
10 II vii b. Modern Ia ever,
respect + Is expeetec that con
sfrusaann Of the nnw building viii b
zznrted shortly after uhe first o. u
nsRf yemr.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
PREDICTS.
HEARTY RESPONSE.
CHRISTMAS PLAN.
Defense snrlnsx Ehanas As Chstaa-
mas Frraents Experted Te nenaHls
FapulAf This Season.

Tne foilnu1ng statement wn& re-
Gently deiiyered 70 the merchants 81
Auasriea bY Eugene W Bnsn.
Kxecmttve DiFectof. Defenss aayifasz
STAFF. Treasury Department
To the Merchants Of America
@ulvane DeseFs@s Savings Bonds
ana asamps fu Christmas. as en-
auraed ~ u1e Treasury8 Retail
Advisory Committee. viii ne feel
nufe. meet with = hearty Response
from the puhia6.
sThe IDEA matches the aulrit Of
fl1e rnop1e during the holiday asa-
son. and 4 appeals 70 their patriot
isru snd good seztzs Win the CO.
operation o. tsz merchants through
0u1 the country. Eha program Is
bound TO be \ success and should
provide = strong stimulus 10 the
sale Of Defense sssinEs Bonds and
Stamps
Prom the leaders IN every retail
trade group. through the store pro-
wietorx and down 70 t1e Sales peo-
PIE. important aid i beine extend
ed 70 tire Defense Savings Program
81 providing the Means b. which
great masses ef the buying public
conveniently bug = share IN
America
The voluntary action On The
part o. the retailers IN arranging
% aceept orders fnr Bonds-es wen
- selling Stamps especially
gratifying 10 the Treasury Depart
ment We wish also 10 commend the
pian b. which merchants arr MAJ
ting Christmas bonus payments -
employees Ia Bonds and Stamps.
THE retail stores c~usr1pxtze .
great business group In elosest touch
the masses Of the pe0pts. and
the holiday Observation-Disclosures
m0Tnznenh voluntary lu nature and
national In scusss. e certain 20 BE q
galuahis assistance ii NE Natlnu4i
Defense esfrrt~
aiRhsuy KUcEHHE " aE0AN.
MKeemtsse x~ssss9tss. usEerse Hsms-
tnxs staff TFsAsuEy Dep@rtmenA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
Circuit Court Began
Third Week Of Term
On Monday Morning

Circuit Cuurt convened Monday
fer Tire third and Last WEEK uf the
term. after having reversed fFoul
Tuesday evening. November H. e
Monday a. this waek The oFEmulzn-
ton Of the court waa me smrae ~
on ti1t second wreck
Juries weFe rFnpansllod On Mon
1ay mornine ~ follows,
Jury Nambzr Once A HoItfkeE
RUFUS Mnpiea. James v Blackwell.
Prank Hammond HoFAce OlAdneT
d n Granger. W , FEearndCn.
judd Comnfl e Ernest Schmidt.
Jae ~ Holnen T. jeff Tanner.
Carl X HesNeshanm
Jury nuanher Tw0-Andrew Gar
lnnn Csluiheak r G. Byrd Edward
Green. Marcus o Ooff. n l. ENuns.
X W Roberta. v. h Robertson.
Orion s BAKER. Walter Poster 0off.
ChAs- ] Roedahn. Henry l. Ryan.
y cnfion Williams
Jury Numeeg Thfee-ponxiax A
MtzeIia. Wi. % McDns1d. r. a.
whakieg. Elwtn Il. Friar. william u.
Aibarts r. Robert A. Dudley. Henry
J Enffk
Trial u cases was then gore into.
aud \ number Of cases disposed Of
nf sfte time THIS paper vent 10
pfe NJ fuilnssa.
CITY Of PaseaennlA ~ I p Henry
Driving automobile reckiessly
Fiead guilty Pnen sloW and coats
State ~ - & nAKkM-ns1Elng
automobile emile uaeker ~lnfIueTsee
az Intoxicating HqsfcT Sentence IT,
ferrea until fs4xt term
asate - EEsH 0NENA1HAuia
agA hassess E4NA Naa4N. % aMsM
All ard pag costa. suspended AL
aentanee On paying costs and good
behavior.
D l. Pope VI Kari Eckert-Jury
yeFaics for Plaintiff $50.
Otto Shirley ct 81. " W ID.
HaWicy%udsuneut b. default for
plainflft for x2201T
w S Lowry. IT, W c r Hudson
ard the National Surety Corpora
siun-Nun-saif as 90 Defendant The
National Surety Corp
MtA EAAtAA h8AA V u y A&1asAA
fey-Iudgmens b default. 0s4 90
II 4 Rohinaoai W o r Eoder-
strom-Jury verdict for plaintiff.
$4,000
Audrex Christensen VI The lit
tEEll Contracting Co. fne-1ary
vefgiscf for plaintiff $500
Collins Garage. Inc. " r r. BOX
-Non~sult
James p Davis and John W.
Davis. doing business Is Industrial
Fnaroe Co. " james X Mallette
-AgFeed Jury vedict for the plain
tiff sft5m
r. l. Cohb VI John ID Henley
Dismissed defendants cost.
Eugene Talbot ~ Thomas Meeks
jury yerdtct for Plaintiff. 21m
Board az Supervisors jackson Co.
Mississippi y john II Pelham
Directed JURY verdict for defendant
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
JACKSON COUNTY
PHYSICIANS open
VENEREAL CLINIC
HEALTH Authorities Cooperate In
Camapaiwn To Redsee prevAlenee
OF Disease IN This seatian.

The physicians o. jackson Coun-
e have opened 3 clinic e the Jack
son County Health Department Of
fees for the treatment q venereaI
disease. The clinic Is being estab-
azhed Ia cooperation With the
jackson County Health Depart
ment
Although the clinic Is being es-
tabilshed and VIII b operated Is
3 ehar1tabis Institution In which ne
charge VIII he made for treatment2
i VII b limited 70 INDECENT cases
only. that b 70 people who have
these diseases and who are finau-
eaally unable 70 pay for treatments
otherwise
The clinic vii be operated slml-
larry % the dental clinic which has
ben successfully operated st the
jackson County Health Department
for aasne time The clinic VII Be
spen each THURSDAY moznlng from
3 O'Clock until i. The physicians
I'll alternate - taxing turns IA
being IN charge daring those haura.
Satisfies reveal hat 3 percent
q nns negroes and 80 peFceB4 IL
1he white people n the state are
syphilis. Therefore Is Is BEING
Urged thai sinee tins disease &
highly contagious. nat ~ peoplz
emrhuElng negro naai1s o. ether
household help send them % N
Health Department q their faniiy
physicians f1r blood tcsz
The clinic has. bezIdez TIE auid-
ance q the physicians q ne eosn-
=. TIE cooperation q ne szate
county an1 federal health auzhori-
-. besides the jackson Ceanfs
Beard Il SUPERVISOR aAa cazzuls
health department
afzH eafsszE szzsrs 80 esaarnzs
The DRIED meat q cueonuE Ia
hits leading INDUSTRY. Is 3 source
q n~iao-glkCeTu nE1 o9her exuio-
axess TIE hard outef shen i tneatsd
e yieie q flne eharasal I'D e a
A6sorpllEe I'D AlieTLag material e
ezs mzskA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
Germans Advance
Near Moscow
Sector.

kew Vera November T-BeflIn
Radio said tonight that tne Ger
man advance Southeast Of Moscow
had proceeded 50 weil mat 8laopsa.
50 miles southeast % stAllnoR0rsk.
had been eyaeuied By the Russians
and NAs about 70 fan into German
hands
While the military situation On
Tie Moscow trent waz Sun obscure
tooay bat admittedly perihoas for
Russians who said aae greatest
Aaa threat vas in The volokolamsk
section 6 miles northwest a. ne
Capital The German pressure -
ms point Is said = BE- enormous
The Russians also Acknowledged
heavy German attacks u TIE Kali
lnin area about s. miles % TIE
Northeast
a statement from Uhe praxda.
organ Of TIE Communists Parts. SUI
stantated IN par the German
Claims q weakening at s1AiinazoEsk
wnaeh Is 10 miles southeast q
Moscow They further admitted
that The Germans had made fresh
prazres z thz central and norgh-
err sectors Of IRE Russian front
Tne German high oommana alzn
reported today thaf ne BED ArmY
hAs iaEt heavily near the naTth q
koet1H -on=Dan. e u Sezihzzn
enc q TIE long eastern fraa4 sd
has been frustrated n = uew s.
temp 70 break GU a he Lenln-
Ernd Ezze nnE Ia ne north
Or Ne TANKS e ne great 81
En1ea ferns ne battle front. IL
Germans have made repeated &.
tempa 70 break through o. enclrck
ths Russian Iznex Ties. hoseszf
haze net VIII lite saecezz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
.PASCAGOULA WILL.
LAUNCH DRIVE FOR.
RECREATION FUND.
Need OF Play Ground Nsted, A.
Wei - hecreation Means
Der Aduitm

Plans were launched Mondas
night A. = meeting Of the fasca.
aouaa Recreation Council far q city.
wlnS campaign 20 raise funds Z
carry on q definite program a
recreation for the citixena IN
campaign VIII be conducted from
December 8 through December IS
Inclusive.
A special effort wsn be made q
secure funds. during the drive. Z
equip two play grounds IN the city
which viii be operated under Ia
direction Of trained SUPERVISOR Tns
Fairgrounds viii be established a
places 70 bs selected later.
The drive for these funds wsn b
conducted systematically. The cts
viii be divided into zones ana conn.,
mites o. solicitors viii be appoint
ed for each The names az thee
committee workers viii be aunnunc-
ed next week. An appeal Is helnz
made 70 al citizens and business
men TO contribute generously &c
this cause. which VIII I'm q great
need In the city. Everybody Is asked
70 help and give al he can afford.
regardless Of how small his onn-
tribution might Be.
II Is planned to have the play
grounds equipped with swinRs.
slides. tennis courts. sand plots and
other forms Of recreation The SUI
peryiSors Ia charge. besides direct
ing the programs % be carried out
a these centerz. viii watch over
TIE children and care for them.
Besides the programs and facili-
ties for the children. the campaign
Also Is planned 70 finance other
activities for The citizens during the
winter nfuntfla N which she general
public might indulge. and for which
u Is felt That there 3 . great nasd
There Is No play ground neaasstr
81 Razaeuaza mt the pFesan2 either
Tor ana@s Aa Ah@@ n~uzsaaa r~sA - ss.e
city itself or for those new residents
IN the housing project
The PAseaguGla Reureatfuna1
Council also plans 70 sponsor dances
for the school boys and girls and
others Of the younger set during
the winter months. These dances
utl be given on Friday nights fol-
lowing the basketball games each
Friday night Al dances viii he
given 81 the PascagouIA Community
House. This Is but one Of the many
features for the recreationai pro-
gram
At the meeting. Jimmy Blackwell
who was appointed Is q new mem
Der Of the Council. was elected
president and frs. Warren Seeier
was elected secretary.
The campaign viii be headed b
Ar8 Secley a chairman: President
blackwell. v. C Stripping, Alton
woodward. and Mis- Frances
I~satheFbury.