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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
Jackson County 81
Council Organizes
For Cnrrent Year


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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31

leo for an oFfi1op@1te opexM3an.
Thursday q Last week. 49, VERA
Eemlngn. cashier - lie AdmlFal
eemsnaa Hotel a. MahEIx - o..
ehafaed frDm TIE hospital TUESDAY
sf1s having undergone 80 arsizo-
pedix operation Ml@ EAe1 Hozlf-
field. Lake Avenue. entered fof saT-
gel treatment after beza3 Ha1lF
burned e her hene ThuraasT
A nahy boz wAs bofn - ~. aad
HFs Frank Bogee at 1he hasEa1al
hI seHk An9 beh nzashsT ana
eA1d . doing fire ~. - -.
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uua1 pafenta - ; lite aFE. hasn
laaf weak IN Jackson CaazaEE Ha-
na14l Both mother snd ezzlA4 ere =
ARE ean6lGinn
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
sUNI0a CLASS Play
90 - p q :. Asaoumfan

pans sefs announced shls mxra
Tor n2 annual Maks ruant nsnH
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
P~ascagouIa Woman
Observes Birthday

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
LIBRARY NOTES



K.dsaeA - "a aamesam Sshmmass
EextsFs nsaks aas nsams l~ntazcsAasa
reMainx ln u3 wcrA-@apaeieny
UskGx psepAkA
II gH1s uaS-asAtse1 tnnrs S4a<-
tun a~nlanaxy. r-rE4nNenftng many
xwarx * intensive eolle<ting Ard re-
nenrrn b - 14neoln Gchustes. ars
nusemh1e1 ux azuat snterpHsag r.
ter1 e al temE-thr crucial ard
characteristics prfsats uesnsnxathA-
tku6s q re fosrsnos4 psofar ths
wazAa has kna9m-gnnEtnG frnm Al
exassasr she QrenE ard saint paul
unn Apostle - 0ecxxe nefnmro Nnsw
and Thnna&e Maria
These inelmmfe sesssrS-many ct
them hurx nnmds available 10 the
general reading pubzie far uAs rrM
t1sne-an seiected edited ard IN
tRexatea % she'd itzht-as only Exa~
vnte ard secret istters can. On the
great men. the great sventA the
great ideAa q history.
Eaeh iett1 d prefaced b. = sto-
graphical prelude giving TIE sisnlfl-
cant and dramatic fnct about the
perznn who 9rnGe Il and tne pr
ecn 20 whnsn It was addressed. and
sufninmFtzzng tire historical back
ground and tFnpeiiir9 motive 0f The
correspondence; each letter II fol-
lowed BY An epltowue 0iFtrK tne re-
suit O. consequences Of the curTr-
spondence. ard in many casss by
the fun text g ths reply wisseh L
provoked
whole cycles Of lntegrnted Cur
feepundence are frequently given.
thus providing an Illumination q
b~tngraphy. . background 10 history
and . clue 70 human motives
In these paEes life and letters
meet Here biography and history
converge 70 form perhaps the most
fascinating form ok lterakure-the
private correspondence Of tie niizh-
~ and their contemporaries
To quote Ezsandex& when ans
perBUn-humbie or great q matters
not-has ; soul-shAking experienee.
he usually can-And frequently
m1st-write . letter about o. Tns
chances are that such q letter. writ
ten On the spur o. the moment hot
from the crucibie Of experiences. viii
Be dramatic and memorable. Thtz
treasury contains the most historic
letters Of this kind-the winnowed
best OF twenty centRE1es~
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
Midway = Reopen
Coming Week End

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
LOCAL TOPICS


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tks Nuxza n3sx KssHa N<9kn
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end In kznnala WASTING Mhm K1esnm
smIth 81 TIE hcene m hsr pafenaM
hf ard Mrs ueu<ee HsNatA %
Saztnskz1i AssnuA
p Nyissesef. fcxmles sansFn-
tenatenk a the rAscAEuNaA clty
MheaA. wae Ger TIE pna several
years has hNea aa1NFtnsMn1sE4 q
lksa AAFkA. Miss. m1aGAs haa ben
caned Tor 0utY a. FuFt EssmlnMA
Ga. anror6lnR 20 Word reexls~d
here Hs "A 70 repest en- Wxlsuary
- Hse b . aepsMAn b une meNfsx
Oefleef8 CcFTM
kaN w. T. cone enseTs.aaei NJ
nswsy ranrFted son and h1s tstde
NJ. ara Mra Sack Ou1l1, of Moe1e.
ton Trxna. ~ ue family rnz4encs
10 Lave Oak stres1 lAa ueNk end
MrA Mona Hiisas q San Antuszln
TenAs. has been . W1nat fm tt1 lasl
tee weeks M hxT nsec9 Mn %
costs. On Cedar street with hns
Hines wms her married daughter
Mrs noy ucuad, ehx q San An
sunlo. MrA. Hines ard AsA ooait
Jeff TnufEday W return - san An
toaie
Roy q. wlnefield hsz Fezsuxsed 4
his place u business after beinz
81 nome for tne last to eeeks witH
inflnessa
IRA. r. w. Cox her -. 2. ".
Ir- and daughters Misses Marie,
Lahore Mernedez and u~wesaloizn
and Jean 0nutlsF, spent saturday
IN Mpsaie visiting FeiasTsz md
friends
Mr. and Mrn j. g fEMarx ard 81,
and Mira Fxwd Nexuy had - tlEaI
guests Tor the week end - and
Ms. Prank NewhT OF naFke1 In
e2ena. end Mr.. and MEA Levi.
Eenny and family of Mes OFseafs
k1r. and Mira Frank NewbE ere
former residents Of PnscaEnsaia ard
their many friends vii - glad q
know that they vii - haek IN
rnncae0ula for an Indefinite STAY ths
latter part u FsAxxiaFy
Miss Nollene RobeFss Of V~aneisays
has accepted = position IA the agFl-
cultural department Of the county
Ulta Miss Ruth Cain Ffnsas Dsusnss-
stFatIon Agent ~ secFstafS a8ae
succesdx hflss Beverly TayioF wno
has taken the place Of Mis- Claire
Vaiverde In the Cflia welfare De-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31

Industrial surveys-Indnssrial
Surveys are being made IN sixteen
Misstssippf Cities At the present
time. Mine surveys have been com
paefed- The Mlssissipp Board of
Development : the sponsor Of this
project.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31

AzkM ". J. cone entertained hsr
newly nznFFted Q and has eAtoa.
NJ. ard Mr4 3ack Oull4. os Hcels-
tan Texnn ~ ia family FNzh1ence.
10 1--we OAk stres1 LAD seek end
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31

Asisa Noglene Roberts Of vanelsays
has accepted = position IA the asri-
cultural department Of the cuaausy
eth Miss Ruth Cain Huens D@nax.n-
stfstIon Agent. - secFstafS, Aae
suceeedx Mlsn Beverly TayioF who
hiss taken the place Of Miza Claire
vaiverde In the Clzila welfare De-
paFtmenk
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31

AErs MONA uizssz q San Ansasslo
Tenas has been . ganst fa M laet
tsc weeks M hzr niece. Mn ID
cokss. On CseaAr street with hrs
Hlnsm wme her married dauNhtsE.
Mrs. Hoy Gould. slAe q San AM
tonic. Mira kElnos ard AFA Uo4sid
left Thursday 70 return - san An
toaia
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31

roy q. w1nefield hzs Fezurfsed q
hi place u business after BEING
~ home for the last too eeekz with
inflaensae
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31

Ara. r w. Cox hzf 80. p ~
tr- and daughters Misses Marie
IaNore Mernedez and uwesa1oixn
and Jean Onutisf. spent saturday
IN MosAie visiting Feizsissz md
friends
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Saving First
Teanster Leaders Bac k
Defense Bond Sale


One Of DetrOit's largest labor
groups. the Transfers Joint Coun-
cll. today was on record as whole
hcartedly supporting the campaign
for purchase Of defense bonds.
approximately 40 bushes ;
agents, representing more than
10000 truck drivers. met in the
Commerce Room of Hotel Fort
They heard Frank n.
ISbey, chairman of the Michigan
committee for defense savings, eX-
plain that the government is at
tempting 10 teach people to save
against the certainty of the de-
precision which will follow the cur
rent war boom
II was decided 10 send out a
recommendation 10 all teamster
locals that they use all surplus and
reserve funds TO purchase the
bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

Reaonicg's Judge Thomas NJ
Cotter was on RECORD today as
opposed 10 barking and bowling
at Your neishhor dos, bar held
that doing so MAS not proNta'lon
for your neiShhor 20 punch your
teeth out
The ruling came Yesterday In
IN assault ami battery case
brought by William Welkcr is
of lelSl Binder avenue, against
his rcNt-donr nllEhbor STANLEY
KaSzulSki,' -. Of 1878 Binder
Wclkcr charges that on May y
kaSzulSla came over The fence and
knocked one OF bis teeth out. after
three weeks of argument over She
KaSZulski dog. which Welker sand
keeps the neighborhood awake
kaS1ulSk admitted the assault
but told Judge Cottcr he did %
because Welkcr and three youths
with whom he lives harkcd and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
All Jury Trials
Challenged by
.oCred Motion

All rcHit-Court jury trils in
GLIDING grand jury indictment
cases, might have TO be postponed
until Fall if the courts uphold
former Prosecutor Duncan c.
McCrca'S challenge of Wayne
County jury selection methods,
Special Prosecutor Chester i.
OHara sand today.
As defendant with former
Police Supt. Fred W Frahm and
four police officers in a lottery
conspiracy trial. McCrea charged
the Jury panels were selected
illegally by the jury commission
and Clarence r. Shaw, its Secre-
ldrY-
When McCrea was granted a
separate trial, defense attorneys
George 4. Kelly and Sidney f.
Doyle Immediately adopted the
motion as their own and will press
It before Circuit Judge Earl {.
PugSleN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
.E(Orse Man
Held in Killing

John Williams. alias Leroy Jack
son II, Of 32S Sallotte street,
EcUrSc was bound over 10 Circuit
Court for trial on a charge of muir
der following his examination be-
fore Recorders Judge John v.
Brennan.
Williams was identified in court
by Mrs Della Martin, %, Of 1927
South street as the man she
found in her home the night of
February 10 and who. she said.
shot her husband Russell. also %.
when he heard her screams and
ran 10 her rescue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Cunningham Group
Picks AFL as AGENT

Store clerks and prescription
mon of the Cunningham Drug
Company = stores I'M Wayne
County have chosen The AL as
their bargaining agent in prefer
cncc 10 the C1O The city election
commission. which conducted the
poll announced 2iS votes for the
AFL and 207 for the Go
There were three blank ballots
and SIX challenged ballots The
vote was called after a brief shut
down. in few Of the stores last
Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

States today lodged a sharp pro-
test with the America First Com
mittee over the distribution Of a
leafiet purporting TO reflect the
Catholic hierarchy's position on
peace.
In letter 10 the pro-isolationist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Rufe Davis d Father

HOLLYWOOD June : -tlNSl
Rulc DAVIS tim cowboy como
dian. wa, passing cigars around a.
Republic Studios today. Ills wife
tine former lIcmoync Hawkins.
bal.erna presented him with a Z.
pound daughter and both accord
my 10 hospital attaches. are doin-
IDg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
ChrYsler Pact Ratified

The agreement between Chrys-
Ter Local No. 7. UAW-CIO, and
the Chrysler management had
been ratified by a vote OF more
than 1000 TO 2. William Marshall.
president of the local said today,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

committee, the Most Rev. Edward
Mooney, archbishop of Detroit and
chairman OF the administrative
board OF the National Catholic
Welfare Conference, charged that
the leafiet did not reflect the
views of the church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Up TO COURT

OlIara sad.
III Judge PugSley should find
the panel illegally selected for
this particular trial il would he
up To the circuit bench to de-
termine whether they also would
so rule i'm regard TO other cases.
"If the circuit bench finds Sc
lection Of the panel was Illegal,
all the names drawn for the
summer months would have to
be thrown out. jury commission
methods completely recognized
and rev names drawn. This
would take most of the SUM
mer."
Attorneys regard il as unlikely
that any completed trials will be
affected by successful challenge of
jury panel selection.
OTHER CASES AFFECTED
From statements of OHara in
concurring with McCrea's motion
for a separate trial on the base
ball lottery case. court-ebServcrs
drew an inference that all pending
cases against hi might be dropped
II The Supreme Court. on appeal,
upheld his sentence of four and
one-half 10 five years for graft
conspiracy.
Even though McCrea were 10 be
convicted on all other grand Jury
charges II would make no differ
enCe in his sentence. as all other
sentences would run Concurrently.
In concurring with McCTea's
move. O'Hafa said.
IF there were no appeal TO
the supreme Court pending in
the previous conviction of Mr..
McCrea, there il no question
about what would he done with
the cases remaining against him.
Nothing will be gained or lost
by the people In granting the
motion. II II the decent thing
Ia do"
In his motion. McCrea stated
that II was against the common
practice IN Wayne County 10 start
the trial Of defendant who had
Just recently been convicted He
pointed out that should he be con-
vlcted in the present trial, his SEN
fences would run ConCurrently.
II do not want IL 10 appear
that this court is prosecuting
any one and the motion il
granted" Judge PugSleY said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
America First Gets
Catholics Protest

NEW YORK. June SIMS
The Catholic Church in the United
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

II at First You Don't Succeed.
Try. Try Again. That's the
Matrimonial Motto Of Rich
aud Muchly- Married Socialite,
Who Has Just Taken a. Her
Fifth Husband a Man Vino Has
Already Had Three Wives. and
Who Believes, n She Does. That
Practice Makes Perfect. Don't
Miss This Sprightly. Revealing
Feature i'm The Amer lean
Weekly. the Magazine Distrib-
uted With This Sundays Issue
Of The Detroit SUNDAY Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Barking vs.. Punching
Judge Opposes HorOHng at Neighbors Dog, but Not
to Extent of Smashing Teeth

howlcd al his dog and inSulted his
wife. HedWlp %.
Welker admitted the barking
and bowling but denied The IN
suits
Judge Coiier found kaSZulSkl
guilty and deferred sentence pend
ing the probation report.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-06-06
sKEET SHOOT PLANNED
BY SP0RTSMEN Fer NEAR
FUTURE IN WRANGELL

Special meeting of the Stikine
Sportsmens Association of Wran-
CELL will be held this evening in the
apartment of Rudolph Koch, back
of Wyatt & Cramer's store to dis
cuss the proposed skeet shoot which
was decided upon for the near flu
ture at the regular meeting of the
Association last Monday night. AS
many members as possible are urged
to be on hand.
AT Monday nights meeting it was
reported that another hatch of
Monaghan pheasants was coming
on at the experimental station in
Petersburg and SO per cent of the
birds will be released in the Wran-
CELL area. Alaska Game Commission
also is planning to bring some val
ley quail to Alaska and these also
will be released here if found ada
table.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-06-06

ON THE BOATS

:. :. :. :. !. :. :. !. X =. :. !. +
Denali, Northbound, May 80 =
Henry Bradley, Peter Johnson, Hall
Ferguson, E. Goodmansen, James
Martin, Lester Bjorge to Seward.
Northland, May 31-Mr. and Mrs.
o. Aaberg to Petersburg.
North Sea, Northbound, June Q
H. A. Geistman to Petersburg, T. R.
Curtis to Sitka, Mabel Fred, Bes-
sic Kanosh, B. Lanting to Juneau.
North Coast, Southbound, May 81
J. Calvin, Mrs. P. c. Mccormack tc
Seattle, H. B. Wood, Miss Peggy
Shannon, Alex Canetti to Ketchi-
kan.
Alaska, Southbound, June Wv
e. Hampstead, e. L. Mcneil, Mrs
N. C. loft, Rachel Wadsworth, Mrs
w. B. Wadsworth to Seattle, c.
Moore to Ketchikan.
Yukon Northbound, June =
Bishop Rowe to Juneau, Louis Paul
Livingston Desmond, Herbert Brad
ley, James Berkely to Seward. Mike
Constantine, Paul Leroy Anderson
Rudolph Anderson TO Kodiak.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-06-06
Crouch Will
Coordinate Fish,
Game Activities

With W. E Crouch, Frank Du-
fresno, Executive Officer of the Al
aska Game Commission, and Earl
dinner, Chairman of the Commission,
aboard, the patrol vessel Brown
Bear of the Fish and Wildlife Ser"
vice called in Wrangell Monday
morning for several hours, en- route
to Juneau.
Mr.. Crouch, long in the Game
Management Division of the Biologi-
cal Survey, is being assigned to Al
aska by DR.. Ira N. Gabrielson, Chief
of the Fish and Wildlife Service, as
coordinator of the newly created
department in the Territory. He will
have headquarters at Juneau.
(See Periscope).
Mr.. Crouch was accompanied by
Mrs. Crouch and their son, Robert
Tanned from Florida sunshine,
Gameman Dufresne was feeling fit
as a fiddle; proud of a tarpon he
hooked off the Florida coast while
he and Mrs. Dufresne were on va
cation after his official business in
Washington; glad to get back to AL
aska; was still convinced that a
slashing Wrangell Rainbow hooked
on an Alaska Mary Ann was tops
in fishing. After the Florida visit,
he and Mrs. Dufresne, motored
through the southern states, going
as far south as Mexico City where
they had dishes so hot you sizzle
without sun.
Also aboard were Mr. and Mrs.
Ben East. East is connected with
the Booth newspaper chain in
Michigan, Grand Rapids district.
and is doing Alaska for his string.
He was planning to visit the Aleu-
tians and major points in the west
ward.
Chairman dinner had flown down
from Petersburg to Ketchikan with
Pilot Ray Renshaw of the Fish and
Wildlife Service to meet the Brown
Bear and confer with the officials
on the way north.
Capt John Sellovold, veteran Al
aska skipper was on the bridge.