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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
Thurman SchilIereff
Heard From At Green
Mountain College

An announcement from far or
Green Mountain Junior College at
Poultry. Vermont states that Thur
man 5chillereff. recently OF PMsca-
goula. had been selected as one OF
twenty eight selectees for the Green
Mountain Junior College Choir. out
Of more than fifty applicants. Thur
man will be q second bass singer.
The same announcement states
that IN the Freshman class elections
Thurman was elected president.
Sehiilereff's former home was in
the Netherlands. West Indies, but
for the past year or two he resided
IN Paseagoula. HE attended Pascal
goula High School last year and
made quite @ record on the athletic
field.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS or THE
CITY or MOSS POINT, MISS

setsee Z h~fehF given that the As.
sesstneut Rolls II taia she Heal Property
and Personal Property IN the City Of Mos
Point Mississippi, for tire year 1871. hase
been changed corrected and eqnaIixea by
the Mayor and Board Of Aldermen con-
fermabls "a the Laws Of the STATE Of
Mississippi. and Ordinances Of said Catv
and that said Rolls. as revised and equal.
tzed, are a9w open for examination and
that tbs Mayor and Board If Aldermen al
the City Of Moss Folnf ~III convene IN
special MeetinK on the g9th day Of o~to-
ees. 1851 ct 7 u'eheek +. NJ. for ne puF.
p<sss Of hearing ard eoneiderins any oh
seetans e assessments on sHfd roi#. fIt4d
N ~Ftitnk With the City Clerk prior %
er a thF eenseHtng Of said ~nnestlas and
81 Assessmeats = which nc objections are
then filed vii Be mAae final
- eFaeF Of the Mayor and board Of
Aldermen Of the Gifts cf Moss Point, Mh-
stssiupL
Tbs the fsth dsS Of October. An ra4t
". G. STEWART. City CIerk.
la-Ie adv
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Ne. &4e&
ADMINISTRATOR notice "a creditors Of
Thessh ]. MeC1rxsT. Diseased.
Letters ct administrators hAvins been
graate4 "a ths stk dap Of October Iaxf
b. tbs Chanexr4 Court IF Jeekssa County.
MssAiHAipFt. 70 The undersigned spzuu tht
estate Of ThuHaAs j. NrCarxeg. aeaaaxszi
nettce y hsFehr xissa 70 ali persons hAv.
saE claims aNHia&t said estate t. present
sAne b. The CieFk of the Chanearg Gaurf
for pFvbats sHa Fextstratlsn= sfcardiee q
lsHi uithin tins neat s months fren tins
date - Ties wiil Be- forever harFea.
Ihtz The 18th day of uatahxr. Ia4i.
WILLIAM { MeCuRNEY.
administrator
i0-i6. 1913. I0-30-Adv.
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KLncrIoN MrIcK


To the oaahnsa Electors 81 lie CTS o.
P~s4easeaAa. Mississippi
Y0u ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Oh
the te daf Of SspssmhsF. 1871. the
Beard 81 Mayor sae Couneilnaen of tn
City e4 PAseagoala. oraered that an elee-
uaH - h~la IN said City on the s0th
aAy 81 oetoees. tsti. for TIE purpose Of
sahmittinT % the aualffled eIectoFs 81
said CITY the follow ing propositons
sAAil the City Of P~ascaRasiaa Missfs-
slppl grant % ths Staging River Electric
Power Associnthon a Lueedaie, Miasss-
stpps. . Franchise T. eater TIE eorporate
limits Of the CITY and 70 construct MAIN
nne % system along and across amp and
All streets. aiiesx. avenues. ruhiir high
wAy1. bridges and other public places
and crossings In the parts az the Cit4
e ~fsscsseais. Mississippi described as
faiI0wu
Begin at = point snoss 500 feet
north Of the toll bridge and from
tttsnce run IN an e~asterlv direction
following - certain slip cross
Nurtk Cedar Street PIN Street, Lake
Street and FaseAEonlA Street thence
run IN a soathrasterly direefioa fol-
leStnz the south margin of Joe
Street thence cruSs Telephone Roaa
ard kcnnet Street thence run
Aouth on the west margin Of Lee
Street. thsnes cru4s Porter street
fseaes run eastward and cross
Baredea stFeetf
Said election d he held In the regular
FaiftuE places In the City Of Paseaeouia
- nov fixed BY ordinance. on TIE g0th
dsy OF oetober. 1881. between the hours
OF : q ~ and 8 .. ~ and al qaasIf.s4t
~eiecters Of the City Of PascHEeala shall
BE ellgihle T. vote 1T SAID esnetfan.
Notice = further given that On tha
xiat day Of October. 1871. ~ .1a O'Clock
p m. fhs Board Of Mayer aud Council
men Of the Citx Of P9seAgaaia sill naeet
~ the regular meeting place Of the Board
IN the City Hall and will then publicly
canvass and declare the results Of said
esszEisa.
Given AZ f~nzeaRoasa. Mississippi. this
18th day Of September. iesl.
WALTER n. CuLLEY.
Mayer.
l. G. HEcKILAM.
8. n. FREDERIC.
Cenneiinen.
". r. sPARKMAN, sR-.
A. NJ. BROWNE.
G. W WHITE.
Election Commissioner
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NOTICE On SUMMONS TO NON
RESIDENT DEFENDANT

Ne. sTsI
THE STATE ~ MISSISSIPPI.
COUNTY o. JACKSON
II CIRCUIT COURT
II NOVEMBER TERA A. d. 1871.
To sama4 &. nlilon. Defeadaut
wha4s postaffies And Street 81.
arsaA h ASS Eanth Minn Street
keN Orleans. Ia
. are heFeky ~nahnm4n4ea u he and
AppeaE before the CIRCUIT COURT q
JACKSON GeaHu. Ct tha Caart mosas there.
81 n he Chs 81 Psseaxsala. Asssssasppl
a. the zad ManaAF. TIE latk daY ~
hoxeaakes A. D latl. thea aad tAess :
defeaa aha answer ths snif q J =.
eseAarx Corporation. A CoEpasaaAsn.
ftAintiff Wba = seeklaa % saforoa purs
ehase szaa1 hzn on certain personal
prppeFN N The principal SAN af Goaee
Nsth al legal Interest ard Caarf ra4fa
Wherein Yua are q parts defendant
Nfthsss as sIzastgrs ssd olfisazi s=Ai
kerxanNe sfflzed apoa ths The eth daY a
0etseeF a d. IssI.
lsEALl y. c HAEEAS
GtzFk Cifeait Caart 1seEsoa uaaatg.
f~Asezaaaaz Mississippi
lleIa. 10-i7. 10 -. Ies11 eel
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CONTRACTORS

Nstics ) herrbv given tina scaled pro-
raaae uiu he received b. the Jackson
CassHty Sehaal BaarA ap 60 SATURDAY.
Aax.naheF 1. 1871. ~ Il An for trAnz-
psrtAtisn OF panis - ahs Daizg-veasxy
School D1atrict a. foito~s
HwFihrinG mile west a. Leonard
Whites nAAse on the Red Bluff Rea4
and LEADING west 70 River Haad Ab-
proxfmasely 2 chlldreA-
Cash &c ehxhters ehUck in the sum Of
st4.oV must arcuaupsny each bad. The
rxht = reserved 81 rej~et aHy and all
hsds
Raspertfuiiy.
A. p. MEGEHEE
Chairman School Beard
T. K JOHNSON.
Secretary School Beard.
tie-a I tinnez both p1psrs-l
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NorlcK TO cRKprroKs

Letters ts4timenszry having bseh taeaesi
- the undersigned ~ the Ckaneexy Cauft
Of jackson County, Mississippi. ea 0eto-
Der 10th. tatl. upon the last whi and
testament ~ ]. &. AliFea. deceased. notAee
i hershs given 81 eli persons havtas
ciaiana against said estate ~ present this
Hanae - The Clerk of the ChAncef1 Court
~ jackson Caantg. Mississippi within an
uaaathA FROM this date for probate. reN.
ialHztian and allowances ar theY will Be
fafxVsf hAfrsd.
The Ieth DAY Of October. fsAi.
HALLE X. PRICE.
ADMINISTRATIVE Of The Wtii annexed
Of ]. c. Alred. Decreased
Ite-f6. les. fazse. lis adv
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ARENA
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Hubert Dudley and Kisela David
son were among the students who
visited Grand Bay. Alabama. School
and the Mobile Public Library on
Tuesday.
p r A. 81 Tanner williams gas
well attended and everyone en-
Joyed the music furnished b. the
quartet from Mobiles WPA Recrea-
ton Center. Much interest ia beng
shown in the movement 10 build d
larger and better library At T-w
school
O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Terkehurst
and two sons Of Orchard. Alabama.
spent the week -end with Mr.. and
Mrs Eli Dudley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Miller
Of Semme2. Alabama spent Satur-
day and Sunday here with relatives
D
Elmo G. Davidson. Jr. will return
10 the Naval Air Station at Jackson
vile. Fla on Thursday after spend
ing an eight day leave with his par
ents here. Elmo was called home
10 see his mother, VINO has been
very Ill Friends OF the family viii
be glad to know that Mrs. David
son is much better nov.
%
Claude Roberts. who has been III
the u. s. ARMY At Camp Lee Va,
for several months. Is the only boy
from Mississippi in that camp.
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A. r~e4uirsa ~ Section zsas Of tbs
Aisalseippi Code Of iste. we the undsr'
ssxaMa tueatg five aasiifiea sheetaEs al
the City Of Pasea3ssass hereby siKH tks
fuFnH of tha petition and cause for -
sanFsA. aaA publish the sam - rsaais~d
~ iaw.
v 3 CAVITY
j. " FHHDY
EUGENE DAVIS
" & CAVITY
H. II. CAVITY
ARNOLD WALKER
II. q. THORNTON
N. II. SEYMOUR
p. J. HTaGIkB0THAM
l. r. EVANS. Jh
IoE MANUEL
JOE G. BLACKWELL
} = STEINER
" GUY KRXHS
ROY n. KREBs
". c. HRuNnuN
J. a. PELHAM
II. {. HpnATLEf
y. nAUM
GRO ]. sRARLuND
M. u FLEcHAR, JR
EMILE T. MANUEL
X H. GAuTfER
CAVITY
JOE BARROW. JH.
A. q THOMPSON
G. ". wHTTK
EuCENiA WHITE
J. HsGGlEnOIHAM
P. H. WALKER
Tha this lat day Of Oetcb~F. istI4
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STATE Of MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
! Slater Wight and JEAN B. Wight. A
LaFtnsrshlp aalnK business a. Cairo Iunr
iii. Plaintiff. VI. Southern Chinawrusa
OIL Company. = Corporation. Defendant
EkseutAua for StIT.0Q with lntsfest en-
said san At tbs rate Of e@ FROM June q
1851. and eosts in the amount u Sass.
! NOTICE or sHFRfFFss SAFE ffhsnrp
EXECUTION ON JUDGEMENT nFE-
pEhED By CIRCUIT COURT
~ virtue Of Al execution directed 70
ne b. ". {. Havxns. Cierk Of the Circuit
Court 81 Jackson County. Aisslsatppl. /
Will On Monday. The 10th day 81 Novsm-
eer A. D. 1871. tins same heinr the first
Msaaaa II . term 81 he Circuit cogrf
e Saeksen County. Mississippi. within -
sal h9arss sell At the front door 81 the
Guarx Houee Of Jaeks0a County. Mizsis-
stpni. IN ths citx q Paeessaala IN said
N0ants' q raoir suction, % the highest
haAasr feF essh. al right utle. Interest.
ard claim Of Southern Chinaeess4 oil
EpsnEanr IN and a. eertaia lands IN Iaek.
sou CeaatS. Mississippi. mere particularly
described a.
an q seespn 4. Township E south.
hapee 6 West. the keFth Waat I u
Seethon Il. Township 6 saash. ksnx@
West the NORTH af tbs soath Nest
af SEXTON II. Township 5 S.a.k
AaaEe 6 Wet the south 8 81 IT,
aAkn fast s q See1Aau II. TaMu=
ship { soszth- Range 6 West tie korth
e the @auth - ~. gerth W@s
- Claim Number IS. ssnslsn p
1~aNnahip 5 Saath, Range s West ava
- AsFth Of the North Went L AZ
Claim kamhsx - S.etEsn 8 Tgsn.
sAln : eeath. Range s West contain
ln9 teso asFea HaoHa o. les.
shaeA have been iexiai 81 b NE A. th4
p~rsFeTtt Of the said Seuthsrn ChlnAauesa
III leHHanEs ana Atll ka zaza. ar =
haaeh tAeFsaf ell b. soia. - I'll saft.f.
the exeeatlun and ali e4ssss.
Witness ms hard tai the isth azx a.
October. A T.. la4L.
J CITY EREHS
Sheriff Of Jaaksun Caaats ~
tfasIa. It's. Ie-za. lie aa4a
ftaH7s Ia-k4 Ie-SI. IL e.
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NOTICE. OF SPECIAL ELECTION

TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS or
~ fAsgAGouLA RURAL sEPAR-
ATE SCHOOL DISTRICT or JACK
. COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI.
h. q Resolution aaaetea At
TIE hexalaf 0etabef Term fafI. lbs heard
Of Supervisor Of jackson CaaatY. Missis-
STRIP aeflafwa TIE intention q sad Hoard
. isaes ard sell net exeeediae sas 80a 90
81 boasa 81 the HaeeaEoHlz Raral sepsr.
ste Scloei District 81 jackson Cs4snty.
Mississippi for the pufpase Of making I'D
atttanA and alterations e. tie present h.eh
school buiAftnE. the present trade aaiIl-
ina OF manual training shop. and the
prevent RegFe sehsal haihIiaF neIafine
nseessaFy ~laipsusHt for said thrse Guild
WHEREAS. hy sald Resa.at.as. aid
Beard u Supervisor ealiad and as5erts4
"a eaeetAeH = b hehd a. the tknse feea-
~ Iean9 xaiiag aaAsw tn SD school
ntstFAf On Wednesday. tka Izth dse ~
November AID. 1871. q determine ahsiA.s
sush eensz shall be issaaza aad 80
Rev THEREFORE,. Pubic ks@s
aesshf given that. puraaAag = tke astk5F.
~ % esa Resolution a apeaial EsetAsn
VII b he'd A. The ahrea reza5aH gsssss
voting places IN tie RAseass5ae Fasss
sspsrsta sehaai District e Iask.n
teHnffl Mississippi. On WeseasaF -
lsh azY q Aofemasf A.n-. lA4f. a. ,skiek
~eleeta1n there VII b. -aaamitta# & -
ssaataW ~sssstaFs FesieinE Is aaaa sehoaI
nsskfHa Hhe aaestau q whether - -
such koada shall Ax iasaed Il a. $50
saa Tot thf purpose abaxs ssatssI saa a.
saAea sseetaan ali Qaatifiee essetars -.
~ n SAT- sehaal District nzs5 sais =
sssE Hezps<tiYs voting place IN ard Dis
WITNESS Our SIGNATURES ia. a..
liA dzf e oateh e An. Ia4I.
tsasHeal
h v. GAurirR.
Mrs OLLIE +. SMITH.
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heztson GammIsasaHar sg
Sasksan Guahtz. MszazInuH
toll. ie=2A 4e=s1. H. ea
NOTICE On SUMMONS To NON
Resident DEFENDANT
NJ szss
TIE STATE o. MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY o JACKSON
y CIRCUIT COURT
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before IN affscss ousnpetsnt g. administer
aNtha unst tta causes 81 renavNl eputHtncd
in sneh patftien are ~ h4 believes true
e. sshsfana@ and ~ fart sad cath ksax
in tne fQ3towtng faFms bo-wftt
STATE OF MIERIGsfpFt
COUNTY or JACKSON
Fsspeneily appearet before the andsr.
siMneF If tha nhuFs pststtahs ~hn nn u&th
usNkea afftdavd that thsFn afe--
nnnsea Of qualified ~slrxtare Of ths gttT
81 PaeeneeaA stHned ~ the Ahaxe petl.
tssn 81 khs tins az fiina tire SAME, and
tha6 each etHaatars affAeheA b saeh pekt.
tssn y the Rsnatne ~sAanetsrs - ths per-
ssn ~hnas nanss h sixnsd n said petit
tkon. and hat tie causes q resnasMi eau-
tsiBea b. said petltAaH are - be believes
truN On Substance and IA fact
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Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Miller
Of semmeS. Alabama spent Satur-
day and Sunday here with relatives
Evening star., 1941-07-27
labrador Fishermen Bury
Ashes Of Good Samaritan
Rv The Associated Pres

BY the ASSOCE TED Press.
ST. ANTHONY. Newfoundland,
July 26.-As several hundred fisher
folk stood silently on the steep hill
side, the ashes of Sir Wilfred Gren-
fell were buried today beneath a
great granite boulder in the fa-
miliar Northland that he served for
nearly half a century as doctor
missionary.
Fishermen whose fathers and
grandfathers had welcomed DR..
Grenfell on his first visit to the
Labrador coast gathered with their
families for the simple services.
They came on foot from the out
posts and by motorboat from across
the Straits of Labrador to honor
their hero and benefactor.
Ministers of local parishes Of
fered the invocation and read from
the scriptures at the simple COM
initial service for the Good Samar-
itan of Labrador and Newfound-
land" and boys and girls from the
Grenfell Mission Childrents Home
led the funeral procession up the
steep slopes.
Sir Wilfreds ashes were buried
beside those of his wife on Fox Hill
Farm, which .pverlooks the mission,
headquarters for his work in the
North. II was wish he expressed
before his death at his Vermont
home last october.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Chicago Campaign
Makes Gains Against
VeIereaI Disease
Largest Decline Found
In Age Group From
20 to "a Years

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 26.-Chicago Is
winning its forthwright fight against
syphilis.
A study by the United States
Public Health Service and released
by the Chicago Board of Health to-
day stated that all evidence. sup
ported the conclusion that there had
been decline in the prevalence of
syphilis here since the control pro-
gram was begun in 1887.
In some of its phases, this pio-
neering crusade against veneral dis
ease has achieved marked results.
The regularity with which the
positive rates have decreased from
year to year is impressive. 4"
the study reported But the most
striking fact is that the greatest re-
duction occurred in the age groups
where the syphilis attack rate is
known to be the highest, ie., be-
tween the ages of 20 and 80.
Age 20 to "a Decline Most.
THE largest decrease from the
first to third survey year occurred
between the ages of 20 and "a for
both white and colored. being 81
per cent for white and so per cent
for colored"
When Chicago decided to face the
problem of syphilis frankly four
years ago it won the financial sup
port of the State, the Federal Gov
eminent and the w. P. A.
DR.. o. c. Wenger, senior surgeon
of the United States Public Health
Service, was assigned to help DR..
Herman N. Bundesen. president of
the Board of Health, in the cam
paign Other volunteers made pos
sible free examinations, free drugs
and free treatment
Statistical reports are now avail
able on 1,O38l42 diagnostic tests,
and Surgeon General Thomas Par
ran has described the Chicago
material as providing the best sta
tistical data so far available from
mass blood testing"
Clinic Case Load Declines.
l. A continued decline, following
an initial increase, in the number of
all first treatments for syphilis.
2. A gradual decline in the case
load of the 80 clinics participating in
the central tabulating unit.
3. A steady decline in the number
of early syphilis cases admitted to
treatment. which the service said
constituted the best index to the
trend of syphilis.
The study confirmed that the an
Evening star., 1941-07-27

any Japanese shipping now in
Canadian waters.
Last night another spokesman
had said 1t was his belief the freez-
ing order was sufficiently broad to
encompass japanese shipping and
that any Japanese ships which hap
pened to be in Canadian waters
would net be permitted to leave
Today, however. it was stated def
nitely that the express terms of the
freezing order do not give Canada
authority to interfere with such
vessels.
Only one japanese ship is report
ed in Canadian waters at present
the Florida Maru, loading a log
cargo across Burrard Inlet from
Vancouver.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
U. 5. Takes Charge Of Two
japanese Branch Banks

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. July 26.-U. S.
bank examiners today took charge
of the two japanese branch banks
here-Yokohama Specie. Ltd, and
Sumitomo-under Treasury Depart
ment instructions resulting from the
freezing Of Japanese assets.
Foreign exchange transactions
were forbidden and domestic busi-
ness was rigidly supervised. The
ban on foreign exchange particu-
larly affected Sumitomo, which
deals exclusively in this type OF
banking and now is restricted to
making change and cashing checks.
Crowds of Japanese. many of
them vegetable farmers in town for
the days buying. filled lobbies of
the two banks, forming lines before
tellers' windows and talking eXcit-
edly about the freezing order, which
affected most Of the $4,000 residents
of Little Toxic" this citys Japa-
nese sector, and the 1900 japanese
of the harbor area.
Clarence H. Matson. foreign trade
expert of the Los Angeles Chamber
of Commerce, said the order was a
blow to the exporting and import
ing trade which made Japan this
city's best customer
In 1910. he said, s2e .427 4e9 worth
of goods left San Pedro. Whining
ton and Long Beach for 35 Japanese
ports. In 1888 Japan bought in all
time record volume, an aggregate
of s45.000.000 in cash and bank
credits to Los Angeles firms.
Pig bristles valued at S162 ,288
were shipped from Hong Kong in
three months of this year.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Oil-for-Britoin Day
In Texas Postponed
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
AUSTIN, Tex, July 26.-Two
members of the Texas Railroad
Commission today announced in
definite postponement of oil-for-
Britain-day in Texas because de-
tails for gathering and transferring
the oil have not been completed
Commissioner Jerry Sadler and
Olin Culberson said in statement
a new date would be set when ar
rangements were completed.
The commission had designated
August 10, one of several State
wide shutdown days, as special
day in which operators voluntarily
could produce their allowed output
and present the Oil to Britain.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Brozir Centers Reception
Of Foreign News in Rio
By the Associated Press.

By the AsSOCla led Press.
RIO DE JANIERO. Brazil. July 26
The government today prohibited
temporarily the reception from
abroad. outside of Rio de Janfero,
of news for publication"
Newspapers outside Rio de Janeiro
which have been receiving their
news by wireless or other means
from New York or Buenos Aires now
will have to wait until it is relayed
through the Brazilian capital. Pre-
sumably the step will permit a more
centralized censorship
Evening star., 1941-07-27

be sufficient justification to shoot
at a man in uniform during war
time, because you know that If
YOU don't shoot him he will un-
doubtedly shoot you. But I still
don't understand why you have to
kill women and children who live
in apartment houses.
Copyright, 194I, by PM)
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Canada Not Interfering
With Japan's S Shipping

BY the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, July 26-An official
closely connected with the Canadian
governments action in freezing
Japanese assets in Canada said to-
day there is mo disposition on the
governments part to interfere with
Evening star., 1941-07-27

nual attack rate, based on primary
and secondary syphilis patients ad-
mitted to treatment, had decreased
from to 5 per 10000 of general
population from 1887 to 1899.
And we've just begun to fight"
DR.. Wenger declared.
Evening star., 1941-07-27

versy by agreeing to demands for
wage increases of so cents a day to
ITS truck laborers, formerly receiv-
ing $3.50 a day, and % laborers at
the incinerator plant receiving s275
a day.
Mayor Roy LecraW said that a
threatened strike today of SO white
employees of three vital city main
tenance departments represented
another indication Of Subversive
influences" The city employees
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Atlanta Garbage Moves
As 5-Doy Strike Ends

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, July 26-Collecting Of
garbage was resumed here today
after settlement Of five-day strike
OF 1877 Negro laborers in the city
sanitary department.
City officials ended the contro-
Evening star., 1941-07-27

walked off their jobs for an hour
threatening suspension of work in
the motor transport, waterworks
and parks department.
Wage increase demands of the
employees will be heard Monday.
Evening star., 1941-07-27

The 18th anniversary OF tbs
founding OF Holy Trinity Cathedral
in Shanghai, China, was observed
recently.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

sort of foggy feeling that tantalizes when you
pass an old schoolmate on the street and try
to find his name in the mists of memory.
Were you ever arrested before?" The Off
Ger on the elevated platform was asking.
Several times, volunteered the prisoner.
Always on the same charge"
Beating hotel bills?"
mo, sir. This is new experience
What was the other charge?"
Speeding
Your Rolls Royce, l presume?" acidly
inquired the interrogator.
Yes" smiled MIR. Malvolio Il can't seem
to behave with retcence at the Wheel"
The officer lost patience and sense of humor.
He snapped, Get down to cases" Then he
sprang surprise. "On January sixth last,
the night you jumped your bill at the
Hotel Pike, did you break into the home of
MIR. Oliver Burlington Camp at Number 59H
Sutton Place."
The young mans face went suddenly rigid.
You could see his jaws lock. He pulled a
crumpled handkerchief from his trouser
pocket, dabbed at his lips, at the perspiration
glistening on his forehead. Il didn't break