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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
NEW REGISTRATIONS FOR
sELECTEvE SERVICE IN ARMY
TO BE CONDUCTED JULY

Continued from page onel
the Act and the time OF sad Regis
uau0n shall be on the first day Of
july. Nineteen Hundred Forty-One.
between the hours o. z A. n. and
= p. n. thai every male citizen and
every male alien w1ii present himself
for registration before tae duly
designated registration official u
the Selectiye Service Board having
jurisdiction in the area IN which he
has his permanent home OF IN which
ne may happen TO Be on that 6ay
il
IL Such person On or before
July !. 1871, and subsequent 10 Oc-
toaer 10 1880. has attained the
tsenty-first anniversary Of the day
Of MS birth and has not heretofore
been registered under the 5elective
Service Act Of 1850;
ID Such person was required
under the Act 10 register October
ie. 1870, and for any reason failed
20 do 50, except Ca Commissioned
officers. warrant officers. pay clerks.
and enlisted men Of the Regular
Army. the Navy. the Marine Corps.
the Coast Guard the Coast and
Geodetic Survey. the Public Health
Service. the federally recognized
National Guard the Officers Re
serve Corps. the Regular Army Re
serve. the Enlisted Reserve Corps
the Naval Reserve. and rhe Marine
Corps Reserve. cadku- United States
Military Acacerny. m~idshipmen
United States Naval Academy;
cadets. United States Coast Guard
Academy; men VINO have been ac-
cepted for admittance recommending
uIth the academic year next sue
ceeding such acceptance . The
United States Military Academy as
cadets 70 TIE United States Naval
Academy as midshipnen. o. 70 the
United States Coast Guard Acad-
emg - cadets. but only during the
continuance 81 such acceptance;
cadets 81 the advanced corps. senior
division. Reserve Officers Training
Cofpe or Naval Reserve Officerg
Training Corps: and diplomats
representatives. technical attaches
Of foreign embassies ara legations
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
Boys State Delegate
Reports To Sponsor

John Coca representative q the
Pasaaaoaia Baa1Hess Ciz1 ~ ne
nnnaai haenolla state conferences IN
Jaska1n the eaFiisF part q M
month wsa use principal speaker At
ire clubs meezlae held i Ghe Pas-
eaxoala Beach rzFk Tuea1AF night
He sac many enIlghlenlnx features
q ne conference which maa STAGED
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tueM actual e1pTfekEs Is TIE
operation q Ne city eoxEaF and
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FIRST OF SUMNER
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END On JULY 4TH
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School Band Called
70 Play Wednesday

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fCcutinusd from Pnsa uues
MAYOR waiter n Quincy ana 10.
Hrumfiaid
Ward Ne 1. rAanaa0uA-Mrs
Fxaneee 1nhneai aad Astsa Mans
ward no Z Pancag0nA-Mnn .
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These LADIES' alao wiil have efsarxe
Of Ward no d assisted ~ AfA
Katie Danisis. MFs n ~ MooFe and
Mra r. r Juseae
ward No : rznzaKouia Mr..
Pedro Cox and Mrs J q pittman.
Ward No 5. PaeraRnula Mn
Henry w uaatisT and Mr. Esurns
Talbot
Ward No 6. pnncngoala-Jaan Il
WsEss and L L atisief.
Coast Ouard~AfH Al = ulern
Vaucienvu-clfff Deen.
EncatAwpa~Mfs A. W Tnomn@
son ard Mra IYnd Nelson.
daufler - Mrs HAilie uagIhutfe.
Mr. Carroll Clifford and Mrs. Laura
zele5er
iseBro observation-disclosures 7Itua.
Zach % these committee rhaifrRnu
have b~rn permitted 20 enilss the
I'd q other citizens In cnnvnnslnz
the vnrioaa districts 20 shkh ulfg
have been assigned
Cembined Effass
Al ciefKFnen IN TIE county have
been asked 20 make announcements
81 Their regular services. asking fbaf
u1F people give 81 theY pxssslhls
cAn towards tie fund IL order Il
MAKE y q slaeeeak All ieadsKn d.
aAn1attoffs II lie country are CO.
operating IN tie movement
i has been pointed out that the
G 9 o Is separate ard dtntfnrf
from anF other organization. II ~
~ - purpose. u1at Of cnrina fof
ne service men II 4 = eoznhInm.
ten 81 the leading orgnnlkAtlona IL
tha sEstsfr county Instead a. hnF.
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into one 70 sofk for the eosnmna
80 ct tbe men Nho are bearing arsna
perhaps giving up a good to4 Il.
aoeep B1l pr month Ia training e.
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asa liberties. Il il bat : ssnnil
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tina Gays Of tie campaign u -
- md aceEDt contribution
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campaign an40zneed ahao III nj
Qualifications mzde woaa - -.
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skna vi ~ pzhlkahsd IL u ne~~
papers - fhs eeanty
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20

co1suis general. consuuis. vice sou-
sui8. and consular agents Of foreign
countries residing ~ the United
STATES vino art not citizens d the
United statea. and who have not
declared their intention TO become
citizens Of the United States. shall
not be required % be Registered
under section z and shall be relieved
from liability for training snd Srr-
ice under section 3
FEW EXCEPTIONS
a person subject 20 registration
may register after ube dar fixed
for registration IN case he Il pre-
vented from registering on that day
By circumstances beyond his control
or because he Il not present Ia the
United States Il any person on the
daY fixed for registration Il within
the United States ton the day fixed
for regtstrattun1 bat because Of CIR
cumstances beyond his contr0i "a
unable TO present himself for and
submit to registration on that day
because OF sickness OF otherwise. he
shall do 80 Is soon as possible after
the cause for auch inability ceases
20 exist.
The registration under THIS pro-
clamstion shall be m aceordance
with seIecflve Service Regulations
governing registration. Every person
subtecf 20 registration h required 20
familizFiD himself w1fh saeh Resu-
lanonk and to comply herewith.
AND. WHEREAS. the President of
the United STATES has called upon
me - Governor Of TIE STATE "
M1SzisApp 70 perform certain duties
n the execution Of the 6eiectise
Service ACT within this slate. I DO
noH call upon and especially en10in
al officials Of the STATE q Mia4tsslp-
p. and ube COUNTIES and munlapali-
tle& therein. ard officials u TIA
skleeeife Service System - Etxe fun
cooperation IN e1feetin8 uNla Eegis-
tration. IN uTder that there nay b.
fuu cooperation n carrying into ef-
fecf the purpose Of the EeIeeuye
Tralnlng ard Service Acs q iszo. ]
arRe 81 employers and state agencies
Of al kinds. state. county and local
sufficient time II nhlch - fulfil tie
= give 70 those under Their cnarEs
q registration incumbent
upon them under said Aet e nah
proclamation
IL xtew o. The PRESIDENTS recent
proclamation declaring Al unlimited
national emergency. and n stsH q
Lns fact thAk ne purpose Of the
seleelse Service = 70 eeeaFs Al
orderly. 1Mz and demoeFaue
WtasrenF TIE military nam
poser q tte United states mag -
MADE available Tor training and
IN the lard and naval forces
e she United 6sstes ~ Egs4aed -
Congress with uaa least paaalaEe dis-
Fupz11n q TIE lid and e~ezszzanaic
afe q me n41zon ! % eau uEan
.aa FosnR manhood u uats sta1s 70
pEeeezt themselves for rezAUaEion
p eunptapcs I'll uatd Democrats
neEhoa q M4ezAan
NOW THEREFORE, / e@A B
Toanea0 GQ4eEEzN ~ ane Ezaze *
Aizazapu o hsEsa8 proclaim and
nNe nozoe thai mETy nae citizen
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eyewitness 70 tiae accident Mr..
Stokes vas travelling south On Ker
street when his truck va ztFuek
- an sutonouile driven by Mlsz
Frances Baluis. nurse g tire Jack.
son County Hospital The TRUCK
eas overturned and the aufosnDhale
ran into the curb ON The sast aide
Of Ker Street Neither Mis- Baiiu9
nor Mu p II Hinkie. the ether
occupant Of ne Haiius eaf. 80 In
fured
Tie STOKES truck mad co ~ lifted
before he could be ~extriesEed.
Chief u pollee A w Ezell. on the
seene Of the accident. stated that
ker street had uhe right q uay II
this point
MF. Stokes uaa rushed 70 The
Jackson County Hospital mabefe =
preliminary examination revealed
several broken r1ba and uHaeterm-
lIzed internal injuries Hls con-
disson was described 81 serious b.
attendtEg psgzarlank.
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Secretary Of state.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
Guest Speaker

Guest speaker at Tuesdays
school is Mavis Gibbs, district
supervisor of housekeeping aid
for Detroit and Wayne County.
Her subject will be Service
Rendered to the Public by WPA
Housekeeping Aid"
Housekeeping aid is a federal
project tied in closely with the
present federal defense. The
girls for training come from the
welfare to WPA. They are paid
while in training and also while
in service. In the course, they
are trained in housekeeping aid
and in turn service families Of
low income where there is ILL
ness or no mother.
They act in the capacity of a
houSekeeper and help the family
in establishing a higher stand
ard of living.
There are about $50 aides in
this district and they take care
of approximately 500 families a
month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
Be Informed
On Etiquette
Nice+ies

A SMALL thing, a slip in
etiquette! But you never know
when it may plant doubt in the
minds of people who were pre-
pared to like you.
I'm so glad to have met yOu,"
the young man eXclaims to the
girl who seemed so attractive at
the party. But, shaky on her eti-
quette, she replies with the
cheap ITS mutual, I'm sure.
and the young man begins to
wonder.
what would she do IL / took
her to a smart restaurant: She'd
probably think II was up to her
to pick out a table. Or she
wouldn't know when she should
thank the waiter" And he never
makes that telephone call she'd
hope for; naturally he prefers
to date a poised smooth-man-
nered girl he can be proud of.
So, you see, you can't be too
careful about etiquette. When
any one expresses pleasure at
having met you, it's correct to
reply with a simple, Thank
you or II hope we meet again"
And, dining in a restaurant,
you won't give your escort a
twinge if you remember that the
man as host selects the table.
Remember. too, that you thank
a waiter for unusual services
such as picking up your dropped
purse. but not for filling a glass
or bringing the order.
It's easy to be poised on all &C.
casions when you have the eti-
-dHette rules in our 40-page book
let ETIQUETTE FOR EVERY
DAY. Gives correct form for din
ners. dates, dances. the theater:
when visiting, motoring. travel
ing. Explains table manners, in
Productions, invitations. .
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in
coins for this booklet TO The
Detroit Times Home Institute,
1925 Times Square. Detroit.
Mich. Please be sure to write
plainly your name, address and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
Strengthen Ankles

THE FIRST step in the treat
ment of weak ankles is to find
the correct shoes. A foot spe-
cialist will give the sufferers a
shoe prescription and booties
will be made TO order. -
Spiked heels make conditions
worse; because of an uncertain
foothold the ankle sways from
side to side. putting strain on
the tendons of the foot and dis
turbing the musculature of the
ankles and legs. T
Massage is beneficial and
soothing. The physician in charge
may suggest exercises. n
Weak ankles in children should
be corrected as they are the
cause of falls and serious acct
dents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28

Attention, Mrs. Homemaker.
Here's that just-right frock to
wear the livelong day. It's Pat
tern 4705 and an Anne Adams
design. which explains its fiat
terihg style . its many practi-
cal features and Its
quick-as-a-hash making.
Pattern 4705 is available in
misses and women'S sizes l6, Is.
20. "a. Sc, SO. 40. AZ. "A and 46.
Size SO takes As yards 35-inch
fabric.
Send fifteen cents (15c) in
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tern. Write plainly size, name,
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Address your order to the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
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