davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

me FRA. figures "a z IN poNaNnou u Mszas-
Epa s3 tzss~c % D~snsr ~ n . bulletin mns oar
r. ae Barean &C as CeaSm Department &c Com
neFus Washington . c
Accssisx - 1aS r~ssw- nas pupaaNsaa1 q nlsEas-
AEss b nov ziEzM ~ conE3ree wsiA 3ss 81 II
1855 AZ increase Of IzzRS q 81 p1 rent o. 80
p~op1atas@ <zz6z svx Ers4n. naAa a i've II cnss
Anc toSa q murx EsEn ase fanAhsAnz Gue
4Tsosls as rural Tn& weAn papzAasu anr-sAsec
20 p- osut sne TIE -us1 popaizao1 snrrua3nc ~
pr cert
The po5alEtAnn % jackson ro1rtv Is nov q co.
~ ReAiua 1sFz IN lazo. az increase n 3ez u4es
lRz0 o 3 rT nsnt M lAzResa p~roessAFx a n
crease q arr nouuy n ne Etase. exa<pa Rankin ~
sfrFnAw Il naAi eous1s beng IT. pr cent H1na.
roAznsy ~tnrla1snE It city a Jackson. increased =
pr nsn1. Earsasun noansv increased IL pr cert.
ard nnssroa1 rouny showed : ksAEas decrease
TnMrx sE* twelve eatses L the state having 4
pas9lAaann e owe 1855 RanE c1Arazane. caauzsus
urrnnsaiM- oreersuoc. onl;puz HAbaezbu-g 5sek.
sa lanrs1 NsicsEEA Ezschrs ard vackEsx-x O.
taNss 5AzAzan b tAs lEsgnzz Meridian ascan1 viclz.
bury uzlso arc Hktt4eNburx foxrE2. Grpenr1ue hAe
tt asEFaAs perreutaFs 81 growth win crseuwoac
seuaud. an6 1AcEsaz 1ssr1.
The utAes &C SAekzun cu1uiy Show as saauzzne
increases Il pop1Hasnn ove~ the census q 1870. Pa
caenz1A 4eo0 ~ Increase &C 1eG2. HAS PuauI xoxs
A. iacTuMse Of So oueAn Bpanex lml. al increase
q IA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

a hz-o~e En1 fry rs4u before ch-zE- o-ssk
eanE &e E2ia3 1xzy raltzze1 ~rzs oee--nz BY
hEr1soA1 salaaeT zran zs wzx1 1s Rozazn Len1a
cn<1-1E Gs &C LIZ E1agssa q Crsak ezxl1zzsdaz. was
Ae1 8 ua1 u WTe1EAxN
Lt on11-ssa zz&r1asc MoxF -. LEV lAyez a;
81 D@1 E@eg Int al q the Dc Gses1 cites VIII
= Ee psi ezz1Ts1 gezrt zsu1A1zE nen aegz1 1agg1ag
tzie -ne< Ezsea En1 lasr eya w<xx dAzzi=1 - ne
zpE1zaAz< beauty C sxzk g sne 1n1aRx IteT
found 4 sl44.1az-E1eA Nns1 gEae6 aonlzlEzgls ~
L. iaEeT TAS9 t< rzunlnE1y-g-xEe1 eas2 ~ pr
fsE s1a1ass zzGi eazae ~ tra<1 ~ cara.
ToczF AMERICAS 9r1assaaEaz4 who hsss aeen
cEEHE - aace o7sscx are e1-yazg anen axAz pr
As&z 1aeF Gs = ozlE1 C o@zr2saaz b. nare terri
nk taroz EA1 re Tzzka7 explosives LA EzzAzae1
IL Fzrlaensn-
A1sG l0N ys&z aassx relz q . rzaizaec cv1-
E@I as 1e Agnl q Cay zsefs. - inc snzz re
SIX nx nG 9G1ssc - u4e1 - azae No13 1a
= 1zk-o3as Tzzaez NeE Fnxzdeaul& oue
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

Winston cfwuhn toac Es psapk q England OF
assuming ne offans e. prime minister. tnas he could
nfte- fhem neza=ing save sacrifice Anc sweaa and 1ua
rs history q as pAs few nzantaa have aaoxn Us
truth o. ha statement. and TIE heror desers< thas
EngaGa1 Il offering IN TIRE present wAr. snuxz ass
uas1 uns Ezg4azh puurAs arr re@1y 70 aDusm nea1h Il
mxN ~ mrzfArs and tel We m An<raez mnss ah-
serb g sHgzss n1AAurr e thst Kaarat Tns rszporax.
naata fm or survival ~ . frzx and 1ndepender.
nAtioa and ne pspetuatzun q oar say u Hs fan
usEsn the shoulders q ~ alive rnast 81 make aara.
nnak
There Il NJ douhs tlat xs have NOV reached urx
n TIE n1s rrsirsl ye1z N the hisaory ue ON nnsam
and tass Western rvzhz@aon hzz ever knvun. III
save taat caTtlzAzao1 seerna n be Lte tate f America
and 70 &c nauk ne maz MAKE ourselves 20 secure rlsn.
nc sEETesuw nAtaun N rxnhsuaAun e nations car .
WI Care ~ CIR strezgh
We have t0F nen- tH resources. tue industries a
oefene Ourselves agnarx TIE ETeec u ruthless cac1&tors
waae ART enrao1a &c Dw great wealth anc resources
sE u EaaeezEGnv utlEse cur advantages. Demands
In united effors u a. q IA There nass D. nc
slsekeFs n tte~ r4taszl tinaez We mast make scr.
siras = 0n141r or o6ssczzsea We mas4 not o. ueehec
Il ie balances Knr forac wanting
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10


TaaxG su-Tznssns mas be caxEizkz fron woo1
anma 3Arn~~zzzr1Es g AzneanaE AnzaAE pruoaSam
e nme - nszssur EzlazH euzzas szpa zz.as -
$1,000 = @ezzf4Nnx~ % c1tzrF tnD pare tfem
Tnrpsuzzne mnE ruan arr pracunee IL mnE soutn-
e4E saas1 win oeUgaa an6 sz Anzh rnes account
~ fw alnnz Is mEnsun gallons @ turTszf1nx and
banAN0 haxrsA II rzGr. naurt z1zaz A2s she aata1
Prssszf sut-1appsng me1a8as y1eae ns1y . frae-
nE &C ~ Euza w<aaA ne uez Can przzaanx- PR
IL ysGzK TIN 0anssee Exper1msu1Aa EsR1anr zeax LAIR
CHS. Fanrac1s hn3 hs@n exvx~frasuzng with ne1apdE
- EnrrusxizH gun nuw. A. . CHRISTMAS present %
zauner1 pn& E-vs<z the Southern Furea Espv-a-
nmn slszzan Ennorzne1 salG = nEtazac had ss@r
discovered - 1arru4ss Ehs tn-penane hAxyrE frun
ezah z2ne ~ G ~ oznx aae 1rsn isnR-lsas usns =,
= pG rszt
Zne 1arvEuslzs rak - a~ssevzb@o hF 7 a Lrsea1
aEsocl&z< x1gArax1r1z m oaustet PoHzzl Is &anapas q
sHzA ~ xnzne ~ -zrazk~ n EAe tsx x71h q y
- usz sauanr 0 szapnasx nc6 Trees MIAMI
szczzx tne Eu5s Ennz 1ran which raar an1 III.
pzznns are ua6G 70 z0n . protective ssab opss -
souad mr. 1&efelc eeAeTes rkaHs ahe E~algzsn-ae sclt
sanehox hoana 1ae trees prx oyer prnaazE1ng aq
Los aze d1aAvrx hardening a ~ gan
TH applcstaar q the zEz6 he Ezlo hz nc effec
- hE quality &C LIZ tarS1atnk q ruzan produced
VIA e<sez TIA zac-ashee prD1acznr ~ have q,
Ds nAsz Stores zzAonsa-x Il yE - b. ossezzinse
bs i u alzzua aeTs4zE " a0zz TIA eaa q tz-peniane
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10
Official Report Of
State Rating Bureau
Received BY City

TIE osacaAz repxTx a. res1i0 o.
ife a~arx9x2zzcs sass usAoe on Ire
ne2 PakaAen1iA IRE d~epar1u
rznsnr wAx Fece4Te6 Is M&sor
prank Canfv Saturday frum " "
sAmrNaa manager Of THE N1SStx-
Mun ssxtr Rating Bureau The
aesga werx made rRriser last week ey
~ c Mare engineer.
TIE rNporz Txtez The engine - .
e us1nder. WIPE noox. with
glrae cuEsStaati1a pump ooosteT
sATsk and bose uEk
IRE Gzu tesf lasted two hcGrS
wstn twe Sa-f1af Tires az "a inch
hose into oesare set with 3-nch
unrTlA Eht average discharge Was
i6K gallons per minute. average
net Aaazp pressure IL polacS and
spesEee engine speed 15E revu2n-
ulazzx per minute
The seenn1 test lasting 30 min
Wes vfsn zoe feet q nae AZ 2t-tnch
hose into delage set with it-tnch
nozzle the average discharge Was
sos gallons per minute 2os pounds
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10
O0TTox ooATk uEED II WARE
KEE8mT-sHoEx UTTA SHEEP

= rs III ; - - Tor r0zaz : 4 nez . -
E : caezznzz &C IL Eoasae7 Eegonzl
L2bowzsoT e 10 DsaErnezs q Agre4lzzs. Inzs
kag M rsas9zen za1zEarv szi = NeE Orze4zA
azEDzsoz 1aEs egzza1 c1Nx AEss zz ordered 1T
- &sz = wFzmzG
IL cgzx e&1 uz12 Az Nzs=zeeEe1 ane =
y - q L. zzssp z<Nx Icy ae aasI 81 1ss
E1 . uplsz ne aasep sraz azeEuz exDaxEx
CEz eo91 * a-Da-zzza1 aaep z<-41zl.
se1<4 L. sauaezzzx Dss gaoz II EZ I L.
pzss pee3z2 Enz&e znc sezK@<eE % - zaeSs
asy z&z erzzzaa . zzzkes AEz . aA 10 eozzozz1a
EG@ tx 1aszt ax EzZ3 e GsE Il az cgzuEs
- A1ExAAz Ane - \ Eae1zz szy e =ss4D@.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

a uuea oe& q aiens : Isl z ae Sur< f0
EEas q a uszs courage Esgv Gay sea0a - taes
graves oasrzTt nSe1 unoz unl1i4 psxvez.nc from
making . 1nz ezioz VIC Z 3sg could have bser
lneaaec 70 beg1 HpEl6 = - proS4a-au. azxs gone
Cezs hEEuH = IL azrees & fame
Tbs lEz l. la 70 Of Gny.aag r. ae zuse
soras aaaa us nza NJ STAND A1k zaaperazg 2nc
1aEakag q - nac dGxssz ~ - nnxs gazar L
&c saHam1s Groasn a. Sc - ne Ca l. IL a9i
% - ~ 2epE11AAy eAAc1Ezng r4&z Ene a1saEazzs
Ez ezzuas 8 nzo EAsz 2ne ooabx G11 eo1-
Eax M hp-ns. Ena ha pzz1zSasz frenz - ans
osz ne nna az4 hs d GxsF ySaz eh arr tai
~ hsE 19S - EaE tine r saasGaa1aF nezstre Ia
ns aAa nz1 ne ank q .aZleE us= saxsu-Ssoas,
EnzsA.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

C-ozznastz cite s1oey frz one enaxaer
attzE bsre ! aEa e ~. ak Is practically frex .,
aaD@x4a13 n 10 v-asT ehexe 4 9 czsreeor4snz.s
aamaey q csss snc Ee p~1sNz&zz hAge paz 1os
EkNsNgE s~oFslzng = op5EN sly governmental
seeing ez q e11 vles-z Z : sn-s eay a1s .snay
e fex gxzz - hanss. We 10 3 t9rz2 more naau
aaEex o. e feE ~ haasoznez = fra CT : :
Eessspaa.zn ezs1x nztza1 tH ; oszez e&1 miazs
I'd E& genson9 1ne 1azrs = ~ 2agk booEsszxs
-= , Aaz L - 5znzzu E0Azzr kaszzas
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

0ettGng 1< hk11sc rlGr needed fr National DE-
feasf 9oaM CONTINUES 70 ~ osM q Eae greaaaes prob
a=rz u Ia neE YEA fE sAe caFz 6erEla4 cssuzaS-
Eaz ThsaEz1os were aREoAnteo during lss0 bn,
thousands ax guarg 70 IL neear1 during INA COMMA
yeAr Al 1s arsezzh arc mary y1-as ane IL as Al.
srv1z T=@s=sAkszz instrument makers. ard ma
czauAz& hx esprca21g n demand ane they ar
especially necessary C - National oefease program
Ansa& e1aez AS uEeuIx neeosx are Alrrrns IN
s.rameui me1aAnira aircraft mechanics. rae4z1-
Ernl1ta AaF1AnanAs capperzua1hs Ens Ertnsers los1-
Hen 0T1nzanzlsu uwp~ooa). &asps1re-x. &n6 EaD-
EuskeEz tsa2utAttlas eatxa. Z you are skilled u 2ry
a These iraoe1 AID xaut a G0vernmena jon v-sk 70
m CAL Tor ln1EuzHaon a. Ehe nffios u ue Board q
: 8 ciFn Service Ex&zaserx - an nrE x ssoozao-
eas pa1 0tlaS Tou nSx E41o le&zu about tae1
lo1 b. e-uza4sssse ths nstnes psaec n as rarc-
Gas pcs ustaeax
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

nuzzp preazurx ard 1eSs rvsuautfus.
per rnirgte
IRE thfrd test hxkEnw g raanssn.
using 90 Feet C knR e gs-
hnse INTO aefzsW Get WIN III
inch nuzrle fwaT< t~aruskane9. 81
eAzkE= pew minute werR aase1saee.
&C. w1ea - ps<zzx prazsmrR 49,
svrfNeV EEEsnx speed &C 11So rrxn
iuttaz8 pr minute
The report stated that Ne 49,
fornanrs wza sak1zfnrt0ry Rn6 -
engine khcwec . safe EnnxxAn a. r.
serve power.
Az tesz we're r~erfoEzse1 fran =
aft Of Ex feet
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

H&H4AtUM - III F&AAt - - ~
. kswzpmB@ xhn r4ras - puhaixh su4naMAk
aGEzzk fnnszzn& andaxaAnzA r. haslnrzs asrmA
Nasznw a~z TxEDoM O. N Esss ~
Em1zskMnna Ehs FAxha - h~-@nssT G@ rzpuaaaAsn
- nu1x4xnAzzx eakazznA 14azzk tAs eszzznnnafvs
a.@sanx ans<lEazaanM ma Ea4xz saazpsztnx cam
pnnrm sw "a sas rs.anz M ~aazaurAanx ehs
puhAr pn@s@ Ts vssA4se he ahssx raxAax ant
prsszlzE~ b = sanaHnss tAe rights .aa Azpps-
nzm 4 a.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

MazazapTzS Ell Cizh 12vestaek
tads1ne team placed fa1h IS ne m
tsynanocal Contest a. Chicaeu ~
oent.y.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

Ns asU 20 : 4 \ Eaasav
E121k 9 resaluaon arc - - 1t
= = cazyaz uz - go Eszea
~ deu1L
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

Ns h9s As BEze q sa~e
~ sex e 3 IA us a. raas -
Coa2azs ~ - g. hzss nssgFa
Hf 1eazt
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

Ne beard . nAa oaz ssy = q.
40 Hc1aeaak sz1 AZ uzs - "a
arEezG G21rs1 al 5 szzs AZ ~
GAIT = oozszE ~ eass~
49, ~ Hsre E1zzzzze - Is
N1& EE Ae1 - a n1E q 4
= mats n c1feeaU VIA = u
2ne Na@k he wenG Az "a. -
&C
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

Zne nrtzE rnazz oasE lnuk 3 Et11f
sab1ueG eo1Nx w11A AZ o. ne deco
na1t1xa arc the tree Aken O. SC
Gr grnsgfsz pat SWAY b. Wf
hNxx . feE new 11szEz - ~ happy
ascf ard wH hnpw - q 20 hart
sa-zszhsag . Little extra utrx Vii
xnleh 70 STAR EaF new year.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

ErG1i s12zT cara ever Z 4 4
HseE at . CsAt NupazU e
81 Oh Az xz4 El1 jas - -
- - Ana& AaEDesIa aairn
81 IL EasK oQaH .Ea@ < -
- Ia ED1Az II & Az So
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

Hux are Ne New yszs rssssna1s
hnialnk 1pf
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

"a oas g yoE rnsaaaass LIS
yea - & q C1uro1 ma-e gssens
b1zs q ~ keU IA fssass -
5au13F ar Nt EuaN ; 2ea no
&C nj g Gac 41eF Hsr 81
- 81oz& "a aooksc ~ aseH
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

Pie C DAAzA4 ura1kt men
Standing AooEs ks2e ps~z11aaa &c.
oag neyo1c S8cEs9u avenue a. seesr
q indicate Ia Aulea1aa < eroct-
- &azne houses -g514 Sas1n aue
o0t before EseF are nsss3ez III
noT C hazneA Z 2aeF ca = eG1ed
u2a1 uas OK eo-arsc p-oaalstuur
az caznpzllee e 1--we T. are neT1n1
ceacrznznE IL Eozns ezse
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

Tne-x h 20 auun9 akxsut i've
have Nazae enarpr1ane zENu basE
II azA cty Tfsey even ~ < sci
q n1gN of Dzs PAPER ever Nsek r.
10 urste~ & tits cutszrun
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

We hear tzns mr. EnnHzzaI UsG'
a1e-e 81 re SaE4eznE RzpnF On Corn
pNxy. wn1 ahAt bnA11f1E Lam
renzs Chest nna1nae9 b. NJ 8aS9n
Erkxa & - EiArz24ze Fu1tart
CugazAxy There ID . Ehr Nan =
nx azrzx1 &c tAkR . c1zkrER
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10
What You and /
Think.

VIZ n&sN hwen pfeEmN1 = Nf
nxM Ntmraos ~ AA9 tskg aAG
srgr GlEgpr n rzBuK IN 6az 81
pansssh 0ze fncs uaAt ~ ksue ~
usvN1 1asF IRIS lnzznEnrEt-wg
1axkA-sn 1z@ n mnT us anna AEg
o. 6a1E huazzzzH - u4 80 goad
Tar Harae werx EsaAE 1an&R F
&C 1axx Lar oaEk uzaae e=E 81
aaAfsk s1t txsnac w4o sassaHEulsreG
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

TEe neS CITY Anrzfnartx1n1r rus
Ct e 8 EvtnE start directly Gf1es
aae1r ancucao1 INC nffane Mundag
y making three gnnc nEpo-uf-
E1rz.A
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

De wt hea. aszasaas AZ - x~re
goz1E . hare q n--g C8Eu1uaNs
-
IA any Gle E1f31eslf uRr@ae
a. EetEzx2g . lev oepoE 4 u,e e
11AAh q tie = = EzlwxYs II
50 boznEE111E nay - kca1za e
Alo1G H& liz q causazucasr aad
oe1ura1o1 Al aoeeasas ae1a 4
n31sy nssaso A1e VI EAks -. gsoe
VI GzaoES 1as ct2zezz q t. n
1zn1sE u1s1uGf q ooaD1
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

what . peez1izar position Is 1ax1
O. 1E p=2cefu ntta country &C
6x1tze~Aanci Ezs1re3y surrounded
b. war ant total ogas-ucuun CIR
uney 50 s5oat business - usaaIf Dc
uaey feel something Ike q Mouse
with AZ e1urnnoa hungry eaf neadx
&c pounct On Uasu Z tney nGke &
nnNarT mcFes Anofner Me1Aaanr
Al oAEa os peace II q oeser7 q wnr
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

J z Pure M ths CTS Ak1o-nfy.
having BEER reappa1rfs1 e. Gan
position 4 ?. Hea6aHserr Is ihs
rev CxT judge Eszuunedinse EE~n3c
0&uuer and A ". EzEn Is or ueE
Cnies a polare
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

WIhEE Gearge FVenck Mos2 heAc
us . large paper Conpau 1n chi
cage passed away receuty rs pas
Tor sa1c ms q him Here was :
zzan me head o = hR business
xho E1&Erlfiec 11e bushes q his
Lord Il Il 8 fitting epitspe &ae We
imagine Mr. Moss wuu1c have liked
T. for he nva6 mat wa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10
oSE-oExT PROGRESSIVE oAss-Rsqu,res 9

oepo6t q ! cent tas FRS week 2 cents ne second
sea increasing ! ceut eAcn week Al maturity Q.
me GILL. sou sag receive c1n -~
. cheek C1Zsf -
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

Pas1AEoulA ~ ar rae a8as mo-
believe Il corzf1ntuE IL Careamaz
che<~ % JUS q 1eS eHu 5u1g1nr
D. TIE length 81 TINE uae gzzlx
oecurxiHc strings rNEaGla - Nc.
q bad koeA athoaE1 peraEa A. e.
p@zazsE n5 q rAxNEErez q sqsns-
one 3 par en1 TsneY H@r1. or asle.
rha Uaz wxttteD-uzaYte Mavw
Culex turned them ..
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

TEN-CENT GAss-Rs4zarxs . asposh e u
cents each seek for the nsx1 90 weeks. Al maturity
= a e q 10 lor ~ " 's' $500
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

The three appointments above
aTS az g0oc nneN TIE gHrxa1ner
na4rzsso ErV excellent for thess r.
EEEczavt p0EsanGzk and enpxlr paszst
a. WAC wish good government
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

We read wdhezN vouxzK xnrren Ia
Ean DAeEo, Cm1nuTuxa. are = -
DRESSED quite nlft1ly r. red blue and
white sports Clothes and plAraae
asucnn ~ 4Ah arc game wardeux
FArour me g : Ssg that VII put .
little mare coior II fish Stones Efzes
1nhf
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-10

We thought Fen1mure Eucsa-
mace 8 mighty fine Chief e P0Aae
ADc We hats 70 Ane h2n 20 Eoz-
ever. We SeN4 sire Mr. Ezez r..
make ar sxce1lert punz1c utfAneg
Evening star., 1941-10-03
Maryland Group
| Opposes Tax Cut,
| Asks School Aid

A resolution urging that the
Maryland property tax rate remain
at it's present level and the surplus
be directed to use of the public
schools was adopted last night by
the Takoma Park (MdD Elementary
School Parent Teacher Association.
The resolution, introduced by
Howard Stackhouse, requested that
so per cent of the surplus funds be
used for teacher and personnel SAL
ary increases and the remainder for
Improvement OF equipment.
Last week Gov. OConor an
nounced plans to reduce the State
tax rate 8 cents next year.
Aroused by recent accident at
the school when a child was hurt
because a piece of playground equip
ment broke, the association directed
Donald Bliss, Playground Commit
tee chairman, to inspect all equip
ment on the grounds before it is
used again. Faulty equipment is
to be repaired or destroyed.
Because the grounds are used also
as a municipal playground the asso-
citation asked for q ruling on play
ground jurisdiction.
Evening star., 1941-10-03
Two Home-Making Clubs
Win loudoun Awards
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEESBURG, Va. Oct. 3.-The Sy-
colin and the Round Hill Home
Demonstration Clubs were an
nounced as the standard clubs of
194l at the annual achievement day
exercises of the Loudoun County
Home -Haking Board yesterday at
the Leesburg School. The an
nouncement was made by Miss Belle
Burke, district agent. These clubs
attained all of the II goals set for
the year.
Honorable mention was given to
the Lovettsville, LuckettS, Central,
Watson and Blue Ridge Clubs for at
tanning 10 of the II goals.
Educational food exhibits by each
of the 10 clubs was a feature of the
program. Blue ribbons were awarded
the Lucketts and Central Clubs. Red
ribbons were given to the Watson,
Sycolin, Catoctin and Round Hill
Clubs.
Yellow ribbons were awarded to
the Pot House, Blue Ridge and Low
ettsville Clubs.
In the classes for antiques, blue
ribbons were awarded to Mrs. Gray
Dodd, Miss Fannie Utterback and
Mrs. L. H. Taylor. Red ribbons were
won by Mrs. Mary E. Loy Mrs. w.
S. Francis, and Miss Sallie Shu-
mate. Yellow ribbons were awarded
to Mrs. Charles Matthews. Mrs.
Mary Megeath and Miss Lucy Wat
son.
Miss Ella G. Agnew, director, divi-
sion Of community service programs,
W. =. A., vas the guest speaker.
Evening star., 1941-10-03
Alexandria Approves
u. ). Plan for Co|ored
Recreation Center
Site Suggested
For White Service
Men Is Rejected
BY Staff Correspondent of The Star.

BY star correspondent OF The star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. 3.-The
City Council last night tentatively
approved a War Department pro-
posal to erect a $4,000 recreation
center for colored service men, but
at the same time declined to approve
suggested site for a $4,000 center
for white service men.
At special meeting called to con-
slider the Federal Governments pro-
posal, it was disclosed that the
white mems project was suggested at
Wolfe and st. Asaph streets, and
would involve an expenditure OF
about $4,000 of the city's funds. The
structure would be frame and the
council felt it was unable to approve
large expenditure for a non- fire
proof building so close to the down.
town area.
The expenditure approved for the
colored project, subject to accept
ance by the War Department, in
volved an outlay of $2,700 for q site
on North Patrick street.
The Federal contributions in each
case would provide for the build
ings, equipment and furnishings
The Government desires to erect the
centers for use by men stationed at
Fort Belvoir, 0uantico. Fort Myer
and other nearby military posts.
In refusing to approve the larger
project, the Council indicated its
willingness to keep the matter open
and consider any other sites the
Government might suggest. If the
colored project is acceptable to the
War Department. work Is expected
to begin Immediately. The city has
obtained an option on the property
Evening star., 1941-10-03
Suit Seeks 10 Restore
Old Street Names
In Maryland Area
ConstitutionoIity Of Act
Creating Planning
Commission Challenged

An injunction suit questioning the
constitutionality of the act creating
the Maryland-National Capital Park
and Planning Commission was on
file today in the Circuit Court at
Upper Marlboro. Filed yesterday,
the suit seeks to prevent further
remaining of streets in the commits
sion's district as we'll as restoration
of the old names to those streets
which already have been renamed.
J. Frank Lillard, jr, Hyattsville
attorney, and Attorney Robert w.
Mccullough of Beaver Heights filed
the suit in behalf of a group of
citizens of the area affected. The
suit challenges not only the validity
of the act of 1927 creating the COM
mission, but also amendments to
the act passed in 1888.
Mass meetings held during the
last few months in Hyattsville have
protested the street remaining pro-
gram, calling 1t unnecessary. Many
county residents have said they were
not consulted in the program and
have complained to various agencies
in the county in their efforts to halt
the remaining program.
H. H. Jackson of Cottage City is
chairman of the citizens committee
sponsoring the injunction applica-
ton.
J. Bond Smith, general counsel of
the Maryland-National Capital
Park and Planning Commission. said
today that Delegate Ralph w. Pow
ers of Hyattsville would be asso-
ciated with him as local counsel in
the defense of the suit.
Evening star., 1941-10-03
Physical Draft Tests
To Precede Call
For Maryland Men
SeIectees to Be Informed
If Fit for Army Before
Severine Civilian Ties

Selectees from Maryland will be
given physical examinations to de-
termirfe their fitness before they
are ordered to report to induction
centers and to sever civilian con-
nections, under new policy in ef-
feet October 16.
Gov. O'Conor, In announcing To-
cal board quotas for the State allot-
ment of 1.096 mon requisitioned for
October, said the new plan would
be placed in effect when the first Of
607 white and 408 colored selectees
are ordered to report in Baltimore
and rs white and five colored men
are sent to the Cumberland in
duction station.
In Richmond, the Virginia quota
for induction in November was an
nounced as 1885 white and 780 COL
ored selectees, the Associated Press
reported.
10 to 30 Days Notice.
Glass IA men in Maryland will
report to examination stations for
physical checkups 10 to 30 days be-
fore being called to service, thus
giving registrants definite infor-
nation on whether or not they
must quit jobs and enter military
training
Under the new system" declared
1t. Col Henry G. Stanwood, Mary
land selective service head, regis
trants who are rejected by the Army
will not find themselves in the situ-
alton of having closed their civilian
affairs only to find that they are
not acceptable to the Army"
All registrants in Garrett, Allie
gany and Washington Counties will
report to the Cumberland station,
and men from all other Maryland
counties will go to Baltimore.
Dates and Quotas.
Local board quotas and the report
ing dates for the Baltimore station
include.
October 16-Anne Arundel, No 1,
Annapolis, 4 white, colored; No.
2, Glen Burnie, Is white, 5 colored;
Charles, No. /, La Plata, 10 white; !;
lulCC ocOI geo, No' 1, ny dtIo'lhC,
Is white, 5 colored; Prince Georges
No. 2, Upper Marlboro, 10 and 10.
October 17-Prince Georges, No. 8,
Upper Marlboro, and II; St. Marys,
No. /. Jeonardtown. 4 and 8; Mont
gomery, No. 8, Chevy Chase, 10
and S.
October 2O-Calvert, No. 1, Prince
Frederick, 3 white; Charles, No. l,
La Plata, 10 colored; Montgomery,
No. 2, Silver Spring, S colored.
October 21-Calvert, No. l, Prince
Frederick, II colored; Frederick, No.
l, Frederick. 8 white; Montgomery
No. 2, Silver Spring, Is white.
october 22-Frederick, No. l, Fred
erick, colored; Montgomery, No. /,
Rockville * opG <