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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

IoNtinue0 Prom Page Ofiel
for thoae great Americans of uae
past VINO made q considerable con-
trfbuli0n to our c0unuya iibarty.
fof Instance TIE first Liberty ship
% be launched On the Atlantis
Coast has been given the name
Patrick Henry. that 70 be launenea
In California the John G. Fremont
Others 70 Be launched Il frequent
intervals from September "A On, VIII
be named In accordance wilb ne
same policy.
The only exception ia the first
Liberty Ship TO Be launched In
Oregon. That Il 70 be named the
staF Of Oregon. At the request %
the people Of the State. IN con-
msmoration Of The first merchant
vessel ever launched In that State.
which bore tie same name. me
Liberty Ships keel was laid on
May -. 1871. Just 100 years 70 Z
day from the laying 81 tie keel for
the original Star Of Oregon.
The Commission VIII announce
later the names Of the sponsors 81
the ships 70 be launched on Liberty
Fleet Day" together atth further
detailed plans for programs at the
various ~shipyards and IN the cities
where they = located. IA all paxfa
Of the natsna
There are 81 q these Liberty
Chips under construction ana the
Commission has been aufhorlzed b.
Congress 70 build more. The exact
number viii BE- determined largely
b. the character Of the prouuisInn
machinery we are able 70 obtain n
1872 and fef2
"A brief Chronological statement
d The emergency ship program IN
glse Al Idea q the speed-up tnaf
has been the result d the order by
the President last January - cut
the program under va ana-pro-
duee 81 many ships ~ possible e
fast IS possible
The Commission found that seven
yards would Be necessary. a al
existing United States ahlpyards
oapabie 81 building aceaH-gosne
cargo vessels were filled 10 caoaetfz
win production for the Navy. tha
Commission or private owners.
b FebfuaFy agreement hzd been
reached With existing aalphuldln~
companies % eafstFRst yards and
operate them Funds fas faeliEflaa
wefe provided - TIE conmlssisa
Contracts fW 70 emergency ahlsm
had e=a - - March Il TIE
nFzt KEEL - iaid 81 April 30
On April IL TIE President Al.
ioeafea Last-Lsnd fund.- . the
Commission 70 build more saslus. ia
u which wefe = Be q iris Isbersg
ahEp Design The even xards
crested under TIE first -esnereenev
program WeEe expanded slightly ana
ITO NeTs considerably eaIsrwsd 81
Of re zhipz haa besn ordered b.
he end II aAg.
Launching q three Liberty Shire
an September =. for whiea go
wsIe I'D o. ApFai - hay e e.
Ma =. respectively. means ;
barely more than fear months q
Ire waTs Ia been required foz nheze
FRI saipE That I'll Be reduced
considerably. Ne expeeA Il he sama
type q ahfps TIA I'll falo1 per
f1Fmanas lHs9 far - ne shso
builders Indicates theze 14herIs
Salaz 81 p paf no service =
from fer ana 3 hall = - monahz
fron a. - ATnss. barring ~
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Shorter Weeks For
Brumf field Stores
Clerks In Effect

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CONTINUED tro11 pAes oase'
tile partitions
The exterior viii be finished IN
natural white limestone. the cost OF
which should be very reAsonanis
TO the lack Of demand Tor
This building stone ~ the present
The interior finish viii include
sheet marble for the main lobny
walls where Il VIII extend 10 the
ceiling. and which will also be used
a the wainsoot in the corridors OF
the main floors and the lobby
and corridor floors VIII be tarrazzo
finish.
The wall generally viii be Of
plaster finish. except IN the court
room. which Is 10 be finished tn
natural wood plywood. protected ~
clear yarniSh.
The floors IN the court room.
superytSrs room. and Ia the various
departmental offices. viii b. cover
ed with hardwood flooring. asphalt
tile. or other resilient material
appropriate for each particular
location. and the floors and vain
scot In the various toilet ROOMS
viii be covered with Ceramic tile.
the entire building win be heat
ed from q central heating plant
located IN the basement. This
plant viii be designed 70 operate on
either natural OF batane gas and
can readily be converted for opera
ton on crude OIL fuel. In the event
OF either q shortage Of supply or =
radical increase In the cost Of u1e
other fuels.
Interior rooms and offices which
cannot be provided with adequate
cross ventilation viii be ventilated
BY means Of q system Of exhaust
fans, which wiIi assure . complete
change Of air at proper freQuenclcs
While It Is not planned 70 air
condition the entire building. the
offices Of the principle departments.
where county officials and their
staffs Of assistants work the year.
around. viii be air-conditioned. Air
ducts will also be constructed 70
similarly treat the courtroom and
some Of the rooms which are Used
only part time at any future time Il
may be desired. or It the time Of
construction. ia the event bid
prices on this equipment should
permit at that time.
Probably the outstanding and
most unusual feature Of the build
ing wiil be the degree 20 which all
ava4lable spaes i utilized. and the
extent 70 which the arrangement
Of offices. work rooms. vaults and
every other detail Of each depart
ment has been planned 70 serve IL
particular pupoee. This h the re-
suit of . great deal Of study On the
part Of members Of the county
board, the architect and engineer.
which has extended over . period
Of several years, during which every
recently constructed courthouse IN
this and adjoining states has been
visited
The first for Of ths building vii
be occupied By the offices Of the
Sheriff and Tax Collector. the
Chancery Clerk. the Tax Assessor
and the Superintendent q Eduea-
ton The second floor vii contain
the court room, which vii be So
By - feet IN size and seat 40 per-
11ns. TIE board q supervision
room. and offices o. the circuit
clerk and the county agricultural
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Columbus Day Fete
Planned BY Council

Tfle P~aNA9pai4 Comet Knishh
. Cesumsas hnx announced nInna
fN ; h&az4 Csslanbn uAY ealehxa-
aen = Il szzsee aaf1daF. October
- Pans f9 1e s~aaeFsa4ee mare
lad at : meeting held "wednesday
night - - c1aszeli home al Naf
street
A. para - ue activities fur Co
ianbza -. ae csaasa III offer
f Memorial 4aae q Cur Lar q
NkaH8 cAaEeh l1T - aseazzsd
meaAzr 81 safafdzz natuEas.
oxseF - IS 8 = aazz ~ mzz1.
befs e nhe oaancsE are helua azzsd
fnesen dzlasa De e ufessisA q
nzneF AGa@
sazne Eneiez4fsa e ne za&ea Il
Eas 1sxRFzm IS sfawn - Ehe fact
zzAt uD1aEskzH q azuexzane4 ezsso
zaIra = fzssf Word w. oaTs Gaoh
fTasn e = u moa1aa - - aFzr-
a.
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Attendance Better


FStAA N~&
are someshlng about the prinrlplss
81 Rotary
Rosartank Ton Wells introduced
Alton ~Wou1tr WOODWARD ana
John cook. mentors 81 The PAscA.
roala nanthers. Who made short
talks on the prospects OF the loot
bali team. The continued cooisera-
tion Of the Rotary club was AK
Cd and the club voted 70 back ule
panthers by attending TIE games
100 per cent
sam Nelson anG A z Booth OF
jacksonville. Florida. wefe the
Fuesfs Of Noiie T. Roberts, who was
vtsitinE from the Moss PMnt CLUB.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

consisting Of miniature xtnnaS OF
pastel shades and ferns A salad
coarse was served 20 the following
Misses Gloria Grant Hermine Her
ring shirley McNair. Jane Her.
ring. and Joyce Justice. the honoree.
MS Gloria Cole. and hostess Miss
Dottie Daniel
%
Mr.. and Mr. r. A. DeimaS and
Bub Krebs o. HattAesburg spent the
weekend visiting M. and Mrs G.
II Kreh&
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LOCAL TOPICS

tcuntlnuud Fruxn Page Nkneb
second anniversary o. the Martha
society q the Lutheran Church Wa
held at the pArsorAge, with Mrs
Frederick Graef as hostess Miss
Catherine BEASh. acting IS chair
man In absence Of MT1 GeoEEe
steel cut The cake In the two yean
since It's organization the Soeieu
has done good work, and has car
lied out itx duties faithfully.
80
MrN Grant Miller. Mrs. A. J.
GraSSick. Sr- MIS- Preston GrAxs
sick. and Miss Bessie Perry spent
wednesday IN New Orleans
%
Miss Gloria Cole viii leave to-
morrow Saturday for Sophie New
somb College. In New Orleans Miss
Cole vii be accompanied % New
Orleans By her parents. Capt and
Mrs Herman Cole.
Mrs. E. H. Baoot and Mrs jean
Cole spent Tuesday IN Mobile.
%
Miss Moline Garter rendered her
resignation at the Jackson County
Home Demonstration office as sec
Rotary. 70 accept a position with the
Mississippi Power Company.
Misses Gloria Ryan and Elaine
Mc Leod. and Rufus Knight. ac-
coxnpanied Captain James Ryan and
Miss Markie Ryan 70 Mobile Sun
day. from which port Captain Ryan
sailed Monday. Miss Ryan Is en-
plosed by the q. S. Engineer office
IN Mobile.
Mr.. John Cole horored Miss
Gloria Cole with q theatre party
Wednesday night, 81 the Ritz
Theatre. as Miss Cole viii ieaye
tomorrow Saturday for Sophie
NewcoFnb College IN New Orleans
Those enjoying the hospitality OF
Mrs. Cole were Misses Jane Her
ring. Joyce Justice. Dottie Daniel
Hefmine Herring. and Shirley Nc
Nair.
D.
Miss Doris Papesh Of Kellogg
Idaho. who has been the guest Of
Lieut. and Mrs. william Fox for thG
past two wees. left for her home
Monday night.
Mrs. Edna Pitcher, accompanied
by Mrs. II. Spearman and daughter
Lorraine. OF New Orleans are tour.
ing the largest cities Of the west
They plan to be gone several week
%
The Wednesday afternoon Bridge
Club was held at the Elks Home
and sponsored by The Catholil
School League. The hoetesses, Mrs
Ross Murphy, and Mrs. Joseph Me.
Henry. we're assisted by Mrs. VII.
Lam Fox assisted By Miss Gertrudl
Mcdonald. Prizes we're won as fol,
lows. High score. Mrs. Dorsel
Lyons; second high. Mrs. Arnols
v. Walker; low score. Mrs. Stanle,
Bebler; Mrs. Tom Dantzler cut thi
consolation. This was the last seriel
Of games sponsored by the Catholil
school League.
o.
Miss Dottie Daniel was hostess
Saturday afternoon. honoring Mis-
Gloria Cole. who is leaving 70
Sophie Newcomb College. with
going away party. Miss Cole wa.
presented BY the hostess with /
blue quilted bed jacket as & eoini
away gift The house was artisucal
ly arranged with summer flower.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

u atasss5 as4 nzeas
On cnlnznhuA Dag . haGe p4Kaae
It'll b heA4 ID tfsa eszefEzM AzftEsek
flanN fm uzsA eesnk ere AfiaN re
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Leafs ApfMta1g
The neaNg1 also fsMs aassaaasneea
ptana fm = state uAse snskkasken -
Ne held uA fEfss easNasy II 80
esfnhnE.
There vii BE- m upeEasnH mE@sisaN
81 tne fDsINa Wednesday, nE&hs -
neNt neah All makFseefs an4 pFana
pertise meaaness are issFltea - d
IaxsEnE
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

- So ftned - ~oEzinaaee. e. ~ IetA
cay Of Ortabsr. &9dI. bazuuen tAe ksuEa
II 4 q n. and 8 , d. sd ~ gaakfes
eise4eEs a ne City u PAseszepia aAall
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Notes IL feFtku Eisan skas eH tAs
ziat aay = Oe4shsr. 1871. 81 80 aeAeA
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men - lie CfkE ~ F~asea3eaia eli ntaz
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II tie Cs4 Hal &a4 - lhsH rsasEss
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s1sxsAan.
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WALTEE n GULLEfs
Magas.
L a nECEHAM
d H. FREDERIC
ceanefaaen.
" T aFAHENAk. 81
A - HEOWEE
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E1ezsa Cenahszaaafa
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llests
KNasswTm1 NsAnpsk j n
uofs. ana kfrs. A W ThafnnsA.
m~anAessH ~ 4 uai1xEA ~.
peace nffleaF
Mns2 rsntntueeaF n afareln
Mira y ~ Mfcolllam anA + mar
ton west manAsafas 8 p itaiiig,
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New Jackson !.

eoonnnasd NON pagr oaae'
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Miss Doris Papesh Of Kellogg.
Idaho. who has been the guest Of
Lieut.. and Mrs. William Fox for the
past two wees. left for her home.
Monday night.
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Mrs. Edna Pitcher. accompanied
by HRS. L. 5pearman and daughter.
Lorraine. OF New Orleans are tour
ing the largest cities Of the west
They plan to be gone several week.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-19

Misses Gloria Ryan and Elaine
Mc Leod. and Rufus knight. ac-
cornpanied Captain James Ryan and
Miss Mareie Ryan 70 Mobile sun
day. from which port Captain Ryan
sailed Monday. Miss Ryan Is en-
ployed by the U. S. Engineer office
IN Mobile.
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EMERALD MACEDOfNW
SALAD
ts~rve~ q 90 ~

lectiye smile and drov. on up the
camp street 10 the parking place.
The three saluted nor. and then
turned back 10 the ear, while fol-
lowing her with lingering Eiances
The two juniors climbed In. Nor
ley. the Wing Commander. paused
n moment. pulled a. his noustsche.
coughed and looked off IL soms
indefinite point among the hang
ars. oh. | say. I've just remem-
hsred. I must see Richardson. you
won't mind Koing on without me.
will you ?"
The other two swiftly glanced
at each other and then back AZ
Morley. OF COURSE said the
Squadron Leader. Richardson
excellent idea. Wish I'd remem-
mred too. old man"
BE sure TO give him our
love- the lieutenant added. They
started off Morley looked after
them, nonplussed. and then turned
to follow Carols car.
Tim Baker had already spotted
Carol NJ he ambled with a group
Of young brother Officers from the
hangar 10 the field. She had come
10 a stop before ths hsadqua rtsrs
building. lie hurried over. Say.
what ars you doing hsrer" he
called, cleaning and breathisss.
She smiled At him under her cap.
"oh, just official business an or
rand for Lady Fitzhugh. But what
about your Didn't you and I have
date for lunch al the Savoy
Savoy" be said. disgustsd. Big
chance just look at what thsss
monkeys hays gone and done Put
me In a school Me- and in . hin.
dsrgsrten 1T that Tosd-factors
aero-dyuamios' Why. I've forgot.
ten more sbou, thoss things than
tbsy'li ever know
His huge. offended pride amused
her. Did you tell them about all
the experience you've mad testing
planes and everything 20
Sure. It's no secret
And what did they ssyT'
BE grinnsd slowly. On. they
were damned polite They said
CONTINUED on Page IA. Column ~
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Pattern

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A YANK In THE Raj,
A New Novel by HARLAN THOMAS

and held out her hand. This 10
your opportunity. Goodbye"
Tim pushed past her into the
doorway. Hadn't better come in
and open the windows or N
they're already open. I've got to
turn on the heat"
You've been turning II on all
evening" she said. mastering all
her GOODNESS, but its not going
to do you any good"
Tim stopped Il give up. Here I
amazing like a gentleman-the
perfect escort - thoughtful - con.
siderate :" He was smiling and
Struggling. quizziosi and resigned.
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CHAPTER 7

Don't bother to get out" she
said as they reached the doorway
of a once-elegant Chelsea mansion
that had been converted into
small flats.
He got out TN Just take you to
the door," he said. paying off the
driver.
Carol went into the dim-lit
stairhall. The tints of her FACE, the
glimmering of her blonde hair and
the crisp CLINT OF the touch Of
lace at her collar contrasted
strangely with the somber wains-
coting and the musty wallpaper of
the silent building.
Good night. Tim" she said in
a low, even voice. And be careful.
Don't slam the door as you 20
out"
Il said I'd see you 10 your
door" he said firmly.
"Shhhh!"
He took her arm In silence and
started up the stairs with her.
She glanced at him warily and
uncertainty. They reached the
landing. She hunted for her key
and opened the door halfway.
You said you wanted to say good
bye like a gentleman" she said,
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A tsa.fsmily hasse shat . a.
vldsd eth separate entrances pre-
s.nss ~ alffisaity. nsst sa a.
lremsiv important psehlsm -
sels. 10 ths lndsp<nssnes ef each
family IN . hess~r that 10 shared
IN any w.y on~ that - described
Ia me 10 n ~ ths home ~ tsn
families wse are esaslss. and wha
have hsst moved IN They sfs u
share the daofs ~ entrance fnoth
front ard h@eki. all n shs halls
the attic and The cellar Hs~.
ever. there are to. separate Nv
ina rooms. s~e dining soous. tws
Kitchens. Two bathrooms There
srs s~psf.ts h~dr~rsns. - ss'af~.
but opening upaa the ecmuon bsii
ard stairway Ths questions
asked me are "wh>n one family
expects company should ths othss
family h~ told shuui ~ Hsfere
one family gees to . msvis Should
they ash The either 10 20 tse
When ons wife Eo~s paying visits.
should her cousin h~ ssssd "a
come too Also. ~hsn visitors
come Ia SO Mary should Jans b
called In ?"
To these questions my opsnl1n
4. that life viii become uftssiy
impossible n one family becomes
dependent upon the stssf IN sny
way Whatsoever, n might ~
very pleasant 10 dn tninEs ta~
se,hsr for a iiitle while. bat "
would mean that the privacy ard
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The motion picture, "A
Yonk in the Raj" will open OF
Homriek's Rory sheeser Oct.

Then he broke off and stood be-
fore her simply. God. you're
BEAUTIFUL
She stood under his gaze
breathing. softening. Then he TOOK
her In his arms. Good bye
honey" he whispered. and kissed
her fiercely. She struggled for a
moment and then gave in entirely
to his kiss. Finally she pressed her
head against his shoulder, shaken
and distrauRht.
"oh. Tim" she sald. u wss
right--you are a worm.'
IL Was a brisk, clear day out q,
the Raj. training school. Dozens
OF practice ships we're aloft. The
bright air buzzed' Repairs and
overhauls were going on In ths
low. eamoufiaged hangers OFF.
GERS cars stood lined UP along the
camp street. One Of them. with
three officers In II who were com
ing off duty. was abruptly back.
ing out into the clear. In the next
instant there was a low. metallic
jar and jolt The car stopped. The
officsr-driyer snapped about and
shouted. Il say - why the devil
don't you look where you're !"
All three officers had turned
about. A. once their impreeations
ceased. They saw a gin in uni.
form sitting in the drivers sea,
Of the car that had scraped them
they saw blonde hair waving on,
from under her cap. light gray
blue eyes smiling under the sun,
and they heard quick. American
voice calling over. I'm terribly
sorry"
AL three piled out Not At an
sad the first one. who wore a
Wing Commanders tire. stripes
It was definitely our fault
On. no. I'm sure u vss nains. +"
Carol Brown called hack.
The sseond officer. a tai. Why.
Squadron Leader. hurried up But
We shouldn't have hacked oui
without giving you warning
Decidedly not" the third. a
Flight Lieutenant. put tn. Thsy
were grouped about her roadster
nov
You're very kind. b.,
Morley. the Wing Commander,
used MA privilege as senior officer
present 10 step closest 10 Carol
4 trust you're not shaken Up He
~aS a man Of thirty-fiys. broad.
powerful. decorated. but he spoke
in a clipped, absshsd voice under
his noustaehs.
On. 10. not a. al" Carol
smiled And hop. haven't
done you any dznags either
Not a scratch" Absolutely
not" Why. not IN the least"
they fumbisd ard grinnsd IN uni
son
Carol gave them ons final cor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Delicious Seafood Becomes
A Favorite American Dish
Emerald Mseedoins Salad Adds coetfJ Note 70
Dinner Table; Three Tempting New Recipes 9iven

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coss, Bat far inland Quick TRES.
inE snd rapid transportation have
made this popular 80 foed /. som-
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one pint niuepoint oysters. q
tablespoons butter ; Il cups
rich mix, or , cups milk and
cup hEht cream. srslasd. salt
rapriks.
saate oysters IN butter unsii
edges curl Add "a hot milk. -ra-
son with salt and psprika. and
serve ~ once.