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Evening star., 1941-01-31
Ford Official Certain
BottIeneck on Tools
Will Be Avoided
Schedule of Production
Manager Also Indicates
No Delay in Materials

Mr.. Edgerton, Apiation Editor
OF The Star, is making a tour OF
dDtatton engine production plants.
This is the 11th in a series OF
articles.
Evening star., 1941-01-31
Congress in Brief
TOnAV

Senate:
Routine session.
House:
Rules Committee considers gram =
ing right of way to British aid bill
Evening star., 1941-01-31
German Ambitious
For World Sea Power.

For World Sea Power.
The significant portion of his
speech, to the United States, was a
promise that after the war Ger
many would have-I quote-a fleet
developed and enlarged to size be-
fitting world power, and overseas
naval bases where there would be
plenty of work of all kinds-un-
quote.
There can be little doubt as to
German ambitions for world sea-
power in the event of victory.
The existence of the British navy
and a balance of power in Europe
have operated to give us military
security against aggressions from
that region. For many years we
actually have had the benefit OF a
two-ocean Navy, instead of only
the one-ocean Navy that flies the
American flag. The defeat of Great
Britain would definitely carry with
it the destruction of the British
fleet or would transfer it to Ger
man hands to be used against us
when Germany has trained Ger
man naval personnel to operate it.
Even were there no danger of in
vasion-and I may say that I be-
lieve building up our Navy and our
Army In the way we are doing will
give us the means to defeat ,inva-
sion, provided we have the time to
complete our plans-I repeat, ever
if there were no danger of invasion
I ask the committee whether they
can face calmly the prospect Of all
Europe completely dominated by
the Hitler regime?
The question to decide is, would
we rather see Europe dominated by
a democratic system, or would we
rather see Europe dominated by q
Hitler system? What would be oul
relative positions under those very
different sets of circumstances? II
the Hitler system is victorious, car
any of us imagine that we can re.
turn freely to the ways of peace
which we have known in the past?
For my part, I believe that sc
long as the Hitler system endurel
we will be forced to maintain 3 tre'
rnendous Navy and q very larg'
Evening star., 1941-01-31

Monthly precipitation in inches IL
CapitaI (eurrent month to date):
Evening star., 1941-01-31

Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1941-01-31
River Report

FURNISHED by United States Coast an
Ceodetic Survey
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-17
.PASCAGOULA TEAM
DROPS DECISION
TO BILOXI BILOXI INDIANS


The pAscasaula Haxh aetsooa box
Ira teasr oFopgnd . nnctsann u fhs
Biloxi HiEb Schoas xnnszn ulsisnen
last Pysaay nsshk hx . aonrr a 81
t. ~ zns IndAans Aa q mlsnae show
&C Zoo mk1cn exFeKSsgsre ard class
for their op~1suzsemfa n hanzsne VI
G1fir vietogy u1re iEacauded three
knockoGEs 10 rake thElr vtcsa- tn
ueNtre Only err xnnckOut u&a
registered b. tire rmufherx me
bouts wrrf held n The HIN Hlzh
Scnooa gymnasium
In tins first oou8 of the prozrHm
Rog BosAras wetzlzinr "a POINTS
was csfeatea ~ 1nw Rruza O. Ellax
weighing iH6 pounds Branh rocked
Baaazse Win a h4rFaEx Of rights
an 6lef. 10 the Aaad "a use fsrEt
swp foanux an6 then exzasee 70
victor.
In the secane roaznd a. the pro
gram. Jack McCog. IL. q pascs-
eoaik ard Gregory schoitsa. ~ o.
Bliox1 bastlen to = draw. Heholte
wun the first round BY 3 widt mar
sin enG TIA second round ga about
even Both bowers tired Is lhs third
round but McCug hhd TIRE bette o.
things IN this part Of TIRE fra
George Ladnier. Ia. Of Panescuu-
In was no match for Rox1ney L.
Blanc rs. ~ the Tribe ard LASTED
only e. seconds Leblanc lnndeo e.
feoiive punches GO both the head
and body 70 send Laduier doun 70
thN carpet where he xlagen until
rs seconds carried him az.
Dewey Howard. ia. u rnseAeualA
Na6 ss9ed frun the carpet when
MS seconds tossed IN tlza tuNel iu
the frs Is seconds q the thlr6
Fuufsd r. IDS bout with Glenn Kfsise
rs O Biloxi In the arM roand
Eruse lan5ec hard rights and lefts
70 the head which Jared Hnuarc
II the second he had 70 battle hare
e overcome al eaTfy lead piIeo up
b. Howard sus II The third Kruas
coTnefec Howard. isSsding effect
lefh to the body and polished of
ais attack vlth rights and Left e
tlx head which left Howard hang
ms or ne ropes
sam Daniels ia. CT Mxi harelv
shaded Marbf penfon Of rneenrou-
Is rs Ane gained the Judges noe
Daniels had = sight margin n tn
first round Penton was the aQnrss-
soT IL The second In spite OF 6
bleeaing nose and IN the third bot
Rlso fer effective blows buf snded
81 square
Alto Smith Ia. of pasuaaoGlA
eoalc not stand the pace IN his bout
with Maxk EIlzey. ID Of Biloxi arc
hft the canvas after one minute anc
"a seconds q their fight. to take the
count Smith attempted 70 proteri
MS head but left MS body exposed
; perfect target Tor EIlzey who
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-17
JACKSON COUNTY FARMER
GETS G00D-PR0VIDER
AWARD FOR MISSISSIPPI
Hubert MaIlette OF Yaneleave Wins State Division While
Sweepstakes Prize Goes To Louisiana Couple
AZ Close OF Judging.

serted q c1aeck fug $3.50 each 20
AIS Stella 1oaez hagne d~sznnaxfra-
sAun szssft a1c "a a Mefhsreaa
former eo4asy agent q TxnTtpahnn
pa1kE for Ress uurk Ia pnoaacttnx
nse enntnE
s2nallAr ps1sex o. sazSs each wers
awarded C Hiss letfte McAfpsn
hozae 6ernanxtnatton agent and y
p AznAleF cosrtg agent q HafT1so1
county. Ms8s3Nslpr Tht AWARDS
urere mace or behau q spE1oaorz 81
AgTtcaltarAa Egfefsslcn E6isoF HGr9t
roF tneT outstanding work II
~rspnsoslnx the rnntext tzFuagn
Their newspapers. George T Good
man editor q the Punchatouia
Entsrpr1se. ard } n FarT. eaitnF a.
nae P1c3yune ITEM. Ptnayuze MiSk.
wsFe presented checks for 81 uy
George " HeA5y. r. managing
edltor q T4ae Times pscAvunr
Prior 70 presentation Of cash
awards Miss EktRIle FsGrxxE sard
preservation specialist L s U ard
Mis- Addle Hester. ssaiheass dzs-
1sr4 hoU1e Demonstration ageus IN
M~Asa2NppL presented certificates 20
parish ard county contest winners
Certificates we're presented 90
thoss present q tse following oouss-
~ winners ia MizGisntpp
NJ and Mrs r. II RerYfn. ten
ant C~vs1szEfon sos1nty Mr ard
AIRS 7 r Mokicy. land owner
launer4aae Mr. and Mr. Pau
HerkheT. lard owner. and NJ and
Ark Ohio james tenant. Harrison
NJ 4nc Mr& Prank Mtddletun inna
ouneT, Pike MI and Mrx Hubert
Maiiettr. lann owner jackson. MI
aI1e Mr& Russell A Stewart lAue
owner. ane Afy ard hfrx Joseph Z.
ENtelae, tenant PEAR River. hsr
and Mr1 b r. Hathaway. tenant
Georxs AT. and AFR johnnie p
Began 1an1 owner Jasper. Mr Anc
Mrs J A Hickman laud cwrsT.
Copaah. NJ and Afr1. " . Rawix
Lane owner. Marion. and Mr. arc
Mr. w Aa Boyd iane owner.
MaltnAN
Miss Ruth u Cain, jackson coun-
~ home demonstration agent. and
A J Frauklir. county farm nReus
VIC cnoENTatec with Agr and Mrs
MAiAesie n their Coed proxs1er
program accompanied ihe winners
to hew Orleans and attended the
farm forum ard luncheon. FRIDAY.
II Is planned 20 encourage more
farmers Of jackson C13nty 70 enter
uaas competition IN isai.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-17

pumped q nerfrm a rtzflss u naa
nrAxz uhxk sens 6xrith fnso bEtef
rxrnNH
n T. Grffgth lsS scored aze only
siclarx for The pantaeg1 wksen he
registered q knocknut over Alex
Eai5s3 iss G BEaoKl after q rntnuse
an1 3 halt q usetr b0a& oTsffIh
Ssc~s1 TO m%h class f1f rs o%-
porsszst lAnc1nx bhoss 70 both hes6
ard hscy
Opening saie program Ene Tneiana
PVT On three exfshition bcnzts BE-
tween youngsters under 100 These
aoutz weTv inteFesttnx n u1s
first BUDDY Chin ard LAayd swet-
man battiec or even terms n
1hr aeoau1 Dosaaid Boieu and Roc
hey DAleo each ueiahafzx 100
pounds wexat 20 no dectKton ard
Cizrcuce Gardner o. and Bothy
0ordsA s.. finished 10 tbs pro-
gram
Shannon Pfcka1h wax referee OF
the bouts with George Enaetts ard
Buddy Bass hs judges Chester
5aAnseo wAa time keepM
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-17

The ia4i Extension program for
jackson County was launched AZ q
meeting hello IN the Pascag0ula
Community House, Satur6ay Jauu-
AIRY Il Considerable intereH was
shown IN fhe new program b ms
large number Of persons attending,
representing al sections q the
county
4 s Higgins. extension aatry
specialist Of Misslssipp. STATE COL
legx Vas Ia charge Of the morning
session. during winch he pointed 10
the various ways II which the farm
efS o THIS section might lncHease
TIER incomes through Carrying
BE told q the increased demand
for mix ana other dairy urodncts
because Of The rapidly M
cfeaslnR business aGtiVlusE NIth in
alcaiteas that the aenaana wlll con-
tinue 70 increase. Coco healthy
COWS psy dividends Eith Food nan
agenent he EtateE Datrflug Is
important = the farmer frs. from
the standpoint q health ano dfetk
and SECOND r. . source O cash in
com4
There are certain essentials n
profitable dairying Thess are first.
good past ares second 5000 nous
ing ard third feed croDs and 81
age Ar HzRRfnE suggested that a
least nne-hAh acre IN pasture Ne al
lowed Per cox In order 70 have good
pasture he recommended the plant
ina q 500 70 Toe pouuds o. carpet
grass q eaIhs grass. two 70 -four
pouucx o. yellow hop clover: a. Is
pounds Of iakp0eza he suernetee
ne planting e winter re grasz and
cats for winter paxtures
In regard 70 feec crons and hav
be sad thai iegune hagE such as
10Y beans and coE peaz are better
nnan grass hays. Two 1ans q hay
pr EeAf Per COS shouIe be allowed
Tex good feedlnF He zlatec thai
Stage Is TIE ehezpeu 40 most de-
petlozble feeds for ne AIRY herd
he u1Eeu that se8 beans fox hay
and Stage b. cut whsr IN bloom
aDc f1zt bezlunlus &c - pos
Gearks Gruthif1z Ocean 6priuRx
Route l. and PRANK snen b.
Point botn suceezsfI dslxvznes1.
tod q s1eeeeylul treueh xiloa that
heF nave hac faf Their nerdz
AfteFnesn SESSION
Tie AissFaoou aasar aas deFo4-
&C % farm and eaHamaH4sy onenna-
zaNeu arc Hecrn4az his sar4 q
ule program Wa 1ncAH ne direc-
ion q MAJOR p S aaansen ard
AiN JeEe Garland boa q the ex-
benson Department q STATE CO.
lege
s@of johnson b leaalag ti.e dis
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-17

r1nn hi their Nkrs9e ard rrnannrx
pulled Assay 20 a cnnnfuetahin 80
Both q the buy1' tears ssnrt.s
CT v1th ca1taous playanR II -
first part 81 the game HrrYrs
rcuntasn u Bflnxt was use unsx
PLAYER zss6wfnR nnch ancurnrv r.
hitting The wicker The first perfne
q play ended with ne pnnKhnr
trailing BY . 5 e. z score Hpn.
eve they came hark Ia the nnrss,e
quarter % reverse the ~szzsat1nn an
- int%frnisMon TIRE score vas anne-
lockcd : g 7
The indian offense besnn % rlsrs
n the second half o Tire nnenteuE
ard they dreW away % gin easffr.
GiFts LAneun
Pascac0szla t1ek-McLAod. pumt=~
and Jane forwards. Brown sWlirnr
Ana Marine guzrds
Biloxi 8A-L Dsck. ] Freafn ,
NssFaes and o Thiier. forwnrds.
n CHM. ~ EAlfuS II nnxpnr4a
p Resporte and A KeycA Eunr1x
HaFw I4neuuw
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-17
1871 JACKSON COUNTY
EXTENSION PROGRAM
LAUNCHED BY FARMERS
Leaders From Mississippi State College Point Way To In
creased Prosperity And Happiness For Farmers
OF This Section This Year.

eus6ion on the importance OF farm
organization pointed to the import
nnce Of organization IN the welfare
OF tie country today. He stated
uaaf labor represented about IS per
cent Of the population Is percent
o. which Is organized Labor gets
o. percent Of the national Income
Industry and invested capital repre-
SCENTS 10 percent Of the population
- percent Of organization and Rets
y percent Of the national income
Tne farmers. he stated represent
= percent q the population. 90 per-
cent organization and gets SIX per
cent Of the national income. BASE
90 these facts. II Is an economic
necessity that farmers be ozsanizeo
social contacts IN the rural com
murity are another necessity. This
wAS brought ouf tn 3 round table
discussion LED BY Miss Garland.
Discussion groups q rural men
and somen can promote better \
aeFxtanding OF how world events are
affecting agriculture. which Is e.
senfil II the farm families arp -
maze wise adjustments IN plans for
procNctton and living and Al tbe
same time work effectively for Ma
uonal Defense. Il vas brought out
our nations economic problem
have been multiplied by the war
abroad and defense needs If hu.ue
Books. periodicals and radio cor
tribute much towards better UNDER
standings a these conditions.
In times ike these. recreation win
strengthen morale. Family talk
MUSE reading. and neixhborhosd
GATHERINGS for work worship and
pay provide recreation that Al a
Afford II addition, membershtu In
farm and social organisations en-
aoe hke-minded persons % enjoy
hoonieS together. such as choral
singing handierafs7 and pseeautry.
To choose web from the MARI
possibilities for eulare1ne experience
within the limits Of time energy
ann money. calls for careful wesxh-
Ing O values. Il al brought out
Before the close q the meeting
Ais Garland. directed the stngtua
Of fun songs and songs fer corr
munlty singing she aLso lee a urtes
discussion On Personality ana
Mental Health which vii be t.
subject q the next meeting xhsch
NlA d hea1 OF February q
Those attending TIE conference
Eers Mr. A { Petersen. Huriez.
president q the County Council
hi and Mrs n l. Booker. Van.
chsse ar an6 Mrx Geo~ke Cru
thirds Launaer NJ and ~
FrAx4 5ael Big Point Mrx GiadFs
OveTTO1 and Mrs Clara Cicox7a
Forx Bayou. Mrs A z BracleY.
Mr. klllzn Cochran and ~
Etnel Winnie Rouse. Gauttew- For-
enes Goff Ar1 Georgia Ro5ertson.
Mr. Esther Lindsay aad Mrx Mr.
LA Gaf e Big Point Mr. Wexlex
Powell Nrx r. s Hubbard MIss
MyrLe Emrnefson ard Nh Melvin
Els e HAElestoa. Mrs Perer Hinkae
Mr. Hul1z Hoozs and - w.
Bruoaker 81 EAa sld<. Ms
DoFotsy Haxue P4zcaxoala az
Clan. Mr. Gladys Richards Fon-
tz1ueeie&u. Ms Run Z Cain
county hone Demonstration aRent
Niz BeFeEly Taylor and A :.
Franklin. county agszz and Annie
WEa& ceaoFec hone 1enoaztraann
agen1
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-17
Vancleave Cagers
Fail To Appear For
P~ascagoula Games

TIE vanrinsve 1chool h9Ekerhali
teams fAflec &c show w Ter their
ecfnduie1 Rnuse8 with the PaSra-
go9lA High School Partners Wee
nesday nsz11h The local teams
waited untE late tn ne evening hs-
fore tire fans were informed uaat
there wuuid - no contest
T1e 9el1e9ule tor Ehe foklcxa1S
week Includes outstanding te&nzk a
Ents sectlou The majority Of the
garues howeves Sfa BE- played from
hc<ne They aciu1H Quifrcrt
tnere Friday etrniKhtl anG MIR
phy HtEh School IN Muo4ie Wed
nesosy night January ~: and on
nexf Friday night January -. ire
Pnnslaerx wah nneet the strurg 81
Martins teams IN q douhte-heaceF
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-17
Board OF Health
Using Vaccine
For Influenza

NeN vaccine for strain A influen-
"a Mas given On Dtoenbex &c 20 Is
workers a the central Office az the
Mississippi Stale Beard Of Health
Furnished By tnE Laboratories of
iise International Health Division
q TIE Roekcfe3xT FounGattan. laats
vaccine has been tested CO az a.
tsEsatTe saa3. and has beer found
htxhH cffecflxe Controls, nnwnrza.
r stu being used 10 test It's e.
ficaetacy 10 stimulating t1e pr0duc-
ton ~ antlbo6aes azaknst suluen-
"a A virus The vaccine l. prepar-
I'd from isoculatzng cllkck eEn6Fyos
arc l. frozen ana dried
Personnel q the State Board Of
Health we're gla6 81 ~ opportunity
70 be guinea p1gs IA thtx cause.
and discussions q symptoms the
second and third day foloNing the
injections were general A cheek On
me physical condition Of each per-
s0n tak1nr the vaccine was mace
oy 3 physician and reactions for the
mnsz part we're nlintFlal IN q few
individuals t1e infection caused
TENDERNESS arc swelling ~ the ste
q knsectaan Ia the arm II = fes
cases also 8 kltEfs elevation az TEN
perattfre resulted b and iaree
however. reactions were negative
and Is people noH here fer q fia-
less winter No information Is avail
abe as 70 when ihlS vaccine might
be available fU general Use Mary
difficulties have yet 70 be overcome
DefuTe Il car be extensively used
Tfere are setera1 strains Of tn
slUenza struG and VACCINE mzne
frueu cEse strain VIII not protect
against ataotnef strain The vaccine
uaeu for Board Of Health Na0rkers
h engy expected GO protect against
strain A influenza
Precautions Given
During he Forthcoming months
when eases G influenza xtI tn
crease n number. Il Is vel % Be OF
guard aEalnxt InlE disease. Asosd
needless contact with others e.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-17

Neu CrsnAux L@%cexh rFnet
ara nta1sr awards talAnax sJeele arc
neEtlfarahes 81 rnsTa were presented
% Mrx~uxEnaatekF e. farm tsn1laas
here ETttny wnsa TIE TneS-Ptcay-
unA ene a fase asNasavN wAs hosz
e. winners II Gse OeoG PrDv10eg
C-czzrNttstan Tor is<0
Tuu uranr az $50 as1 9 silver
watzr risrhE WAx wcu D. MI ans
GFz ! = s1Ern q R0zte Tun
HoszsE. Tfseg received 500 and the
zz1Er4vxc pitcher 81 winners g. he
aarHoowzser 6syzEnn IN Louisiana Gnc
aEn ard ire tie 81 GaoG PTuTs6-
en- 81 1880
InaEsT state rrzRs Was presented
- Ur Pau A. Herbert. acting
prezsenng q LkuzKlsrE state Uni
verEixy and Agricultural arr Me-
ctz&nzrAl collage and aae sweep
stakes nwa11 D a. / SszpsuE
wextonst g TIE Ansocz8tzar CT
C~uzrnasrcr enrzpn&sr q tbs con
ssst
After nGrznz given tae ewnep-
STAKES cfsecx 90 NJ ARD Mira
6uznn. Mr.. S<rnFs1u awAroe1 desk
fountain rsa ssn 60 Mr. Lear II
1cnes hcrzw DEMONSTRATION agent
and " p eezlerx. county aren't. q
C1A1Fonrne partxA where tah kwewp-
STAKES EzEzrzere rnxzda
0GhE Prszr Resiptents
O1e1sr prize reEapaentA the award
and fbnse making u1t presentations
1nllow
Mlzsazmpsx Tsnans nsviS<an-Mr
and AIRS o<ksO 1axne8 Ro<ste Ore
0ulfpcg1. tt0o ard silver water
pitcher. presented ~ Mr8 Brunette
d EHcDnn associate director Of tfae
farm security administration n
Aksz4snpsz Mr arz6 AErx. J0sarh =.
Estelle Ct McNe4L Sc cfseck ure-
scented hy Fre6 } hurst agracultur-
nj extErasson edltor o. M4msfssspps
Ax. ard Mr. b T. HasAwAY. Route
OnA LacedAhs IS cheek. presented
~ Eaeene = Rutland. associate IN
formation advaser. FSA Little RocA
ARA
Mizzassiurx Lardomlner EtT1SanD-
Ar. and Mn Ha1er1 8 Mai2stfe
Ro1N One Ooean EpssnkN slo0 ard
. Silver water pitcher. presented b.
d. G u. Humphrey. president a
Mississippi state college NJ. ard
AF1 " AA BoyC noute Pour.
Tyleztown. SO eneck. presented b
Ar& EznzA Lindsey, dkxtrics horue
6eranngtrataan akeas II Eouianwexs
A~AEx2sktTgN Mr. ana Aara ] A
Hickman. R1gste One. HAzelnurst
weEe InahAs 70 attend 60 rsneave
t1aeT cheek ~ IS g s1slrc nrizh
N1nnez1 IN tie otT4xsnEL
kleH And HiIEer Pitcher
LOUISIANA Landowner Division
AR anc MrN Swami afnn and
silver water pitcher. presented b
O- HebeTx. Air assa Mrx . A
Tycez. Route Twn Analte. Sc pre-
ssztna hy He2cae Hal member q
me Coco PToRioeF COMMITTEES & tlas
Association q Cuznn1eros mr.. and
AfrK William A. Arsa1se of Route
O1A Csrnrt@ SIS presented b s =
Thornton. dlztrlc4 exseuksou areut
l. g. (.
Oh hNaAE % sponsors. RI c. SAN
0Srx. acttnE director az fhe I s u
agricultural extension service. ure-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-17
P~ascagoula X
Have Program OF
Intra-Mural Bouts

A. i~ntrA-nn9ssAl baxtns pTuxTAn
EAS ~nrcseufeo ~ 0zs PascAsoala
H5sh Sefaai gymnasium TglnN1Hy
rkgsst T91aFV ri 10 matches
czFdnc and nozne fast ard interest,"
lnx bosis wcru sntovnc b. tht spe
tAfzra Allao&zgh there weFE psa-
u * uxitta nring caring ne pro-
gram ari4 orE Ez0ekogf wA4 rea
ixaefed ira; b. jesse S4oae Gre
Eownru Noccy
Tnm resaiA o. the proGrAm and
weights q the boxers we're as fol-
i0za
F4oyd TreheTn. Sc and Edward
Trehsrn Sc went three rO1raas -
q crNw
Jlsruate H0Iltxter. O. was awarded
g decision over Jackie Rxnfro. e
Graham Hilserbr1Fsd. 100. woh
over BogNr SsrtnES -
BobeY uriffIn lie. cefeAteo Amos
MArsno. 10.
BOD KelL IL. ard JacE Mccw.
lis buxsc 70 . draw
Dewey Hazard. Is. oefnAued Hal
Vaughn, Ia
owen Magnus. isi defeated Ped
70 Con iS0
Mxroy Pentoza Is4 bosi 70 osargr
Lkdn1cf. i2A
wnitfasas Dav1a Isl dcfentec
Alto Smith. IL
Edward McCoy. ia was kn0ckec
nut by jesse 6tanR. ia
Jsck MAhafiey l<s. oefeatAd
Lynn Lar. iSe
Walter Pi1eiffeg. leo and BIZ
0aafseT. I<i. foaaht r. o drAW.
Eewarc Bare lee hx1 to jimmie
CulE1rr. III.
r 4 Griffin 1f1. defeated RUy
Wcstm0reianc l4i.
JAek King i7o. lost 70 Barnett
uilmeF. f7e.
PAT Robb izo dropped . decision
70 Norbert Slater. IT0
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-17
PANTHER CAGERS
Divide HONORS
WITH BILOK!ANS


Fos the first tine IN uzhng yearz
The BsloE Hsxh School Endszns
girls hakkEtb&fi team dr0ppe1 their
first game Of 9,e seaeuE ufen on
Last Fr1cAy nlzht thEy weTe dec4s-
lively beaten b. the rs&xcaroUia High
School girls q a seore Of fs q g.
II the second game Of tas pro9Tzm
naat night. however. the Paxeaaoula
boyS zeFr less successful and drop
ped . ~ 20 II decision 60 TIE In
d1Mns.
The PasceEoale girls showed
better brand Of basketball than
their opponeuts Although the
Bilox1Ans pat I'D q stubborn defense
Il waS not enough 70 hold the home
team tn cheek The woTk Of the
paScaeoula guards also was com-
naendable a. lhey gave the Biloxi
forwards few soaring opportunities
With The Panther boys team 1t
wAs q different story. They played
the invading Indians or even terms
through the first halt but In the
last hall OF the game. the Tribes
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-17
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Mr.. and AIRS. Edsax Cole and
children q PMsrANoula visited Mrs
ColeK brother ard Etster-tn-lRw
Mr. and Mr1 Herbert Vincent and
her parents. NJ. and Mrx A. L
Vincent from FT1dGy 70 Sunday al
terTsoon
Miss Dora Cot spent from m
das through Sunday with her aunt
and uncle. Mr. and Mrs Lawrence
Graa.
MI and Mz. Amos Ovsxssrest
who have been living with Mr. BUG
Lee Cunningham moved Last week
n the home Of M ReAceburg of
Arena
Some Of our people attended the
Library Association meeting ~
Hurley. Tuesday night
-
Mr. and Mrs Roy Goff and two
ToungeN children and Mr. II b
Kennedy spent Sunday visiting M.
and Mrs OTIS Golf at Tanner WI
1suaa Ala
Nj X 8 Long made Q business
u1p to PascagoulA Monday after
noon
Mr. and AIRS Garner and daugh-
Ter. Mn joyce and her daughter.
WANDA o. GAinestovu. Ala spent
sunday visiting the formers snn-
in-iaN anc daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Vincent Mrs Joyce ard
daughter remained for q longer
s4Ea.
Mr. and AIRS E-1ksen Of Denver
Colo ans Monday 70 visit the
Iaiserk sister. Mrs Myrtle Goff.
H0w about widening the road
from 6 through Prank Smells
place q Two cars can scarcely pass
each other without ono stopping for
ue other to pass7
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-17

p%eaAl4F people wno are coughing Il
Is not TztsoazA however q bzeone
n1a1E1 q e Affeznps e aycsa IL
sraQn II toe elaborate saw ~
H%faefaeE ID ureFioaz epzdeminz has
taught soEne valuable lessons me
eza32nE u public schools has not
a@n effective t. cheeklne )
spread q influenza Eetaszxeiv
simple HFElsaAE practices zn1 szsae
G NE are tie ms. helpful / Is
kef2 Important e guard esIast
fAIaglA anc e Sc plenty u sIeer
An1 nea EzlnR 8 weIz-balaneee
niet and drinking pleuls q zztef
Hso ere advised
he ptrszas Ehc ~ 70 keep or
Dsr feet aud Efz1k i cut are
Az9@e no eoatrz1al< - greatest
numbers 70 Ms oazt1 rolls