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NEW PASCAdOULA
ROTARY OFFICIALS
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04

The tavch of liberty. carried ~ AmNrara and
every rtrht-shinking Ameri1aE4 has Humlnnsed h~-
tnx xinre i wAs Ii On the first Indrpenaence n@s.
IN f--6.
Thas - hrhf may - eternal nmm h fer ~ 10
re-6esermin0. And that we are unAs4 wf1h that
ruuuman parpss~t kzx alFe4ay been eFaasncxS by the
ranerrted effuv1 to spesd-up every dkfnnse activity.
Oar armed fo-ues: the mnn ID hnsinez~ who are .
rssslsan ARM 81 ~-afficers sd ~privk4z-prsducing
ana dsStrihaglne-shese n@w lave fMe sacred duty
Of holding hixk the torch of fFeeo@mE
TAis guly 9Th - . ssiemn days . aay whieh re
car the has5c principles ~ wAirA eur wsy af life has
Aeen rsoriousay. happily lived fer H6s years Nothing
can sand - The wxy ef Ell perpetua1laz that gay Of
life. whixk = - fully The r~eaiinfisn e Democracy.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04
is PLEA
Of ADMIRAL LAND
To SHEPPARD CREW
Head OF Mazst1nze Canmiszinn Asks
Werkzn<n Te spee4 ship Ca
S1xnrzssn Te Frpeez4 Larry
OF Natimn-

The fozlcw1ng address was daily
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chairman. z. s Maritime Oomm4s-
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I wzxt 70 repeat ara 70 stress
the descriptions which our Press
cent has given q the insecurity Of
THIS country to1ay. with . towering
nave q ruthless aggression threat
ertng 70 break over cur heats
me zkipbu1aders Of the CUT. the
Atlanta and fhe pacific Coasts and
q ne Great LAKES are pushing back
tkAt rave VIII every ship Trey
launch whether merchant O. naval
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time Commission congrAfuln1e4 Toui
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-07-04
MACHINERY SET
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Evening star., 1941-02-20
S11,8e2, ,e28 Allotted
For Plant Expansion

The War Department yesterday
announced the clearance of Sl1,892,- :
928 in contracts for expanding the
facilities of five plants producing
defense orders.
Largest was a S9,801,2l1 contract
for the Reynolds Alloys Co. plant
at Sheffield, Ala, which is producing
aluminium.
Others were S895,OO0 for Vickers,
Inc, Detroit, Mich, for hydraulic
controls and other products for the
aircraft industry; s496,717 for the
Mcdonnell Aircraft Corp, st. Louis,
Mo, for tail surfaces and airplane
parts; s500,O0O for w. F. and John
Barnes Co., Rockford, Ill. producing
machine tools, and 100000 for
Gunite Foundries Corp, Rockford,
Ill, machine tools.
Other miscellaneous contracts
totaling s1,891 ,135 also were award
ed for ordnance and Quartermaster
Corps supplies.
Evening star., 1941-02-20
Deaths Reported

Mary A Hinson. So. Gig p st NV
Charles P. Barnes. rs. Gallinger Hospital
Frances P. w. Gordon, IS, l7Os Newton st.
James E. Nalley. II. us 18th st. ne.
Deborah Halloran. IS, 44o1 Conduit I'd.
John J. Holloran, SIS. 1888 Park rd NV.
Frederick H. Hart 81. Sibley Hospital.
Lillian Burgess; 63, Gsllineer Hospital.
James CopperthIte, SO, GallinCer Hospital
Frances r. Cohen. So. ISL" U ST. NV.
Adolph Spitalsky. IS. Garfield Hospital
Clara B Cannon, "a Doctors HoSDital
Stella Goodnght. 81, Emergencv Hospital.
Sarah N Wright 81, George WASHINGTON
Ebert S sattervhite. 46, Amy. ave. NV
Catherine M. Sheehan. Al, pa Varnum
s. NV.
Margaret A. HUI eman 81 Garfield H7snital
Infant William Hickok. CEildren's Hospital
Rettie stevens. 81. o." F \. ave. nv
Katie E. Bmboy. 81. 1920 Starton I'd. Sc.
William A. Jefferson. ir., 50, $50 3rd st..
NV
Freq Fur. so, Veterans Administration
Eddie Walker. 40. GalHnger Hospital
Mar z. Bennaught' Al St. Eli7abeth's
Leon Mitchell. 81. S. Elizabeth's Hospital
Infant Frank Tibbs. S34 Providence ST. n e.
Infant BABY Howard ChildrenS Hospital
Evening star., 1941-02-20

dead trees being used, This uphol-
stery is lovely, of soft, yellowish-
brown, with hair to make the mat
tress springy.
Four to eight pale, blush green
eggs are laid, spotted, without any
design among the blotched brown
and gray spaces. These eggs will
yield, in three weeks, ugly, long
necked, wide-mouthed infants,
whose parents race madly back and
forth to appease the hunger of the
demanding infants. Insects by the
millions are needed to satisfy the
crow babies, and to offset the grains
he steals from the farmer.
Jim has no charming song, though
James Russell Lowell has said his
"caw is the most melodious sound
on a clear winter morning"
Alone among birds, crows have a
remarkable code of laws which are
said to be enforced rigidly, laws
made by crows themselves for con-
trolling their own behavior. Judge
Crow is elected to administer this
code of law. Who knows but that
some day we shall have information
that may put to shame our man
made laws that in certain States
have been a bit tough on Jim and
his familyi
Evening star., 1941-02-20

patrol. Tex didn't see him again, in
Spain"
Michael said, What is your opin-
ion of Donovan, now that you know
him?"
Joan took a long time to answer.
and her voice was very low. Il
think Tex may have made a mis-
take about Bert Donovan"
Something tightened with a cruel
pressure in Michael Ryan. He
thought, so you are in love with
him. The man who betrayed Tex
Martin"
Aloud, he said, Joan, I didn't
sabotage that plane. But some one
did, and think Bert Donovan had
hand in it."
Joan said nothing, and he knew
she didn't want to hear that.
"Donovan's clever, Joan And he's
tough. Tex made no mistake about
him. Will you stop seeing him?"
No"
The finality of her tone set
Michael Ryan back on his heels. He
found his hands clenched into angry
fists, so he hid them in his pockets.
He wanted to hit something, some
one, and hit hard. He wanted to
open Joan Hallidays eyes.
He said angrily, Cant you believe
me?"
Il want to, Michael. I don't want
to think that you caused Tex's
death.2
Can you believe that I'm in
love with you?"
IT don't know"
He reached for her, drew her
roughly into his arms. There must
be, he thought. some way to make
her believe He kissed her, but her
lips were cold and corresponding,
and he knew then for sure that if
she could believe he loved her it
would not matter. He released her.
There are things you'll learn
about Bert Donovan from Bert DON
ovan," he said savagely. When you
do. I'll be waiting"
Joan lifted troubled eyes to meet
his. Don't wait too long, Michael" !"
she whispered.
He held sudden violent anger in
check. He didn't want Joan Halli-
day in love with Bert Donovan. If
it couldn't be himself it mustn't be
Donovan.
Copyright, 1941, Chicago Daily News, Inc)
(Tomorrow-The F. C. C. gets vital
information concerning Dick
March)
Evening star., 1941-02-20
Service Orders
ARMY.
Denison. Mai. Arthur H, from Wright
Field, Ohio, to Dallas, Tex.
QUARTERMAsTER CORPS.

Denison. Mai. Arthur H. from Wright
Field, Ohio, to Dallas, Tex.
oUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Middleswart, It. Col. William H., from
>. Philadelphia, Pa, TO Washington. D. c,
: Okla to Camp Barkeley.. Tex " 9i,.' M
PospiSll CaPt; JarQmiT j. from Fort Sill.
Gallogly, Capt. Ralph F, from Washington,
D. C., to Boise, Idaho.
Vincent, Capt Russell; from San Fran
cisco. Calf, to Seattle, Wash.
Bellican Can't Charles B, from Fort Ben
Moore. Second 1t. Hibbard r, from Van
couver, Wash, to Camp Haan, Calf
CAVALRY.
Guenther.- 1t Col. Gustav B. from Fort
Riley Kans.. to Fort Bennlng, Ga.
Carson, First 1t. Lawrence S, from Fort
Myer, Va, to Fort Riley, Kans
GieSen, First Il; Arthur R. from Fort
Dqsne First YRS; Ii Harley s9' " ks"f from Fort
=. Myer Va, to Fort Riley, Kans.
Hammer, First l.; Charles D, from Fort
Myer Va, TO Fort Riley KanS.
Dunlap, Second 1t John Nick, jr.. from
Fort Myer; Va, to Fort Riley. Kans.
slagshteE 1 sE SECOND l. Gopdon <. from
INFANTRY.
cage ''ii HI to to Camp If Wolters, TEX from chi
Burke Capt: Robert W, from San Fran
NleIO' Sd4lI' ~ rOIJ hllOAr ny,
MEDICAL CORPS.
strong, 1t. Col; Edwin R, from Chicago,
Ill, to Memphis. Tenn.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Meln, 1t. Col. Reynold F., from San Fran
cisco, Calf, to Fort Bliss, Tex
Powell, Capt. Grosvenor F. from Fort
Bliss. Tex. to Aberdeen, Md.
GENERAL STAFF CORPS.
5hipD, 1t. Col. William E.. from Washing
ton, d. C., 10 BELGRADE Yugoslavia
SIGNAL CORPS
Van Voorst. MAJ Marion, from Washing
ton, D. c., to London, England
AIR CORPS.
Old, Mai. William D., from MacDlll Field,
Fla. 10 WaShingt ton, D. {.
MoSeley, Capt. Lawson S, jr.. from Chanute
Field, Ill, to BarkSdale Field, La.
VETERINARY CORPS.
Cox, Mai. Herbert M. from Fort Bliss, Tex
to Camp Shelby. Miss.
ADJUTANT GENERALS DEPARTMENT.
Campbell. Capt Charles H, from Austin
Tex, to Tampa, Fla
Van Hoesen. Capt. Oliver c.. from Tulsa,
Okla TO Mitchell Field, N. Y.
MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE CORPS.
Adds, Second 1t Russell E, from San
Francisco Calf, 10 Vancouver, Wash.
GeorseSkl Second L. Anthony j. from
Washington, D. c., 10 Atlanta, Ga
wilkins. Second 1t. James P, from Hot
Springs, Ark. TO Atlanta, Ga.
Evening star., 1941-02-20
Fort Stevens Post
To Hold Patriotic
Assembly Tonight
Unity and Tolerance
Theme Of Annual Legion
Chapter Observance

The seventh annual patriotic
assembly of Fort Stevens Post, No. 80,
American Legion, will be held to-
night, beginning at o'clock, in the
auditorium of Roosevelt High School.
Unity and Tolerance" will be the
theme of the program, which is
presented each year to mark the
birthday anniversaries of Washing
ton and Lincoln.
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, pres
ident of the Board of Educa ton:
Col. Lemuel Bolles, past national
adiutant of the American Legion;
Miss May P. Bradshaw, principal Of
Roosevelt High School, and r. r
Haugh, president of the Mcfarland
Junior High School Parent-Teacher
Association, will be the principal
speakers.
The Rev. M w. Levinson of Beth
Sholom Congregation is to read the
American Greed; the invocation is
to be pronounced by the Rev. Lewis
w. Albert of st. Gabriel's Catholic
Church, and the benediction is to
be given by the Rev. Chesteen
Smith.
Music will be provided by the
Roosevelt Cadet Band and the Fort
Stevens Drum and Bugle Corps.
MIS-. Marguerite Ward will sing,
Bob Carey will contribute a cornet
solo, and Toby David and Larry
Marino. radio entertainers, also will
take part in the program.
The American Legion School
Award will be presented by the post
to Helen V. Early and John E. Penn
OF Paul Junior High School, Ramona
Randall and Robert Kasnett of
Mcfarland Junior High School and
Ann Myers and Richard Wainwright
of Roosevelt High School.
Vice Comdr. D. G. Stanley and
J. A. Walker, chairman of the posts
Americanism Committee, are to pre-
sent flag to Boy Scout Troop No.
So and winners of the seventh an
nual patriotic essay contest con-
Quoted by the post among sixth
grade school children, are to be
announced.
Miss R. E, Tolliver, principal of
the Military Road Elementary
School, was to be presented a GER
tif1cate of meritoriuS service this
afternoon by post officers in recogni-
ton of her cooperation with the
Legion Americanism program.