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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-17
united We Stand
At Girl Reserves
Stunt Night

United We Stand Is fhe ttarns Of
the Pascagoula Girl Reserves stunt
Night which viii be presented st the
High School auditorium on Friday
right. March %. II eight o'clock.
One Of the highiights will be a
waltz by Murray CLARK and Shirley
McNaif There vii Be 8 litterbug
mJerlude. q sailor dance. and South
american songs o. the Glee Club
The program vii also introduce
to the HIgh School patrons the new
EuSie teacher. Mis- Virginia EasOn.
a the piano.
Much time ana hard Work are pc
ting put out into this entertainment.
tie stage technicians are trying 70
achieve protection IN the lighting
effects. the girls are working fran
ncally 70 make the most artistic
costumes possible Manfred Par
ker. dance Instructor. Is drilling has
Parkettes IN q number Of eoIorful
dance roaiines. and fnese esrls.
Lined up on the stage Friday night.
executing tire newest dance numbers.
ran BE- . sight "a thrill the audience
Everyone 4 invited 70 come 70
our entertainment and cooperate
gith orr school club b. witnessing
our Stunt Might.
DOROTHY RICHARDS.
Reporter
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MRS HeffuNAfn HOSTESS
Az FAREWELL rAnTs
MHN Ens~B

hfnss1a tHF wsF4ei eAfttsa ffiai
raee a0 slsfn Is a4sa 81 Mn
5sMa Cassse So mse 1t assAa
Mgs A 4 MEfAasAa nas famaa
a. WrH H4aWA IT'S esSHi
vas III shF stature Il : Fakeweif nassy
~ ARA Ngena 49, = aesAk4 sat-
maas let hss hasnH II nk~a MAa
saShueeft4 Aflsx ! Wait uf 4 fsnnth
Is tfte Mfetha7Asa hn6sas
Bridge was eHeseE #lsn nettg
feeetA 1eiNz - kAe uanAasx - ue
see highest aF@ = wAM
"a sna Mrs. Fn#est Mzfe Ms4
cpxfsf Hisn lxzslfes \ aswfsY 49,
tenlf
Al thH sl4A ESn 81 fhf aAHIeA
MRS MetAonala sac aNsed ~ MIa
tSeffftss Metkssah - ses&snn 1 ns
frreana1s14 fgsu1Ha
Besides tie Fokszna aslsegs PRES
en3 w#s2 Mf2 = Il MsuF1 MfN
William pHaAN - NsAHlsH nsbaeE
Mrs HsMs MaFghY aHd Mrs F1nga
CarFentsx
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Moss Point Tigers
Tracksters Work
Hard Fer Meetings

The track team Of TIE Moss Point
High school mas fof the pasI 1No
weeks been busy getting In condition
for It's series Of meetings which are
10 be held during the next few
weeks Coach z a Erayat stated
that although the team lost two good
men tn Harold Jones and j 7. BiSh-
op who graduated last year. he "a
working for \ well-balaneed team
q good performers IN both the
boys and girls divisions
Boosting no such outstanding man
as Jones this year. the squad viii
be made up Of reliable veterans
Of last year and some promising new
talent
Two meets are scheduled for the
near future and the Tigers have
been working hard IN order That
they might be ready On Saturday,
March q, the boys team viii travel
tc Mobile where It viii participate
IN q triangular meet against the
Murphy High Pantners and the
Gulf Coast Military Academy ca
Gets. The following Saturday the
Tigers engage the Gull Coast Mill
tary Aeadelny and the Meridian
High Wildcats on the Meridian
track.
Socn after ans the squad wiil
engage IN the county and regional
meets. They are defending cham
pions OF the Gull Coast region but
IN the county meet they boast no
such title as The Tigers we're nosed
cut by Paseagoula IN last years
meet.
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HEn Cross INIT gN1ONN
Ne ww0nkROuM IN ODD
FEt1OWs HAIL

on March ~ Mr. HYfinsy Bwana
srwhaa unss hed II flrst tnsetinE
81 thf Rurkfosn q the Odd Feilpes
Hail that the lusfse has feceniiy
ptaeeo Al the dlateNAai a ali Red
Gross units and ne mssnbefs are en-.
thnaaslk oseF uae saFn4. lsHnt fusFn
with it huu9 tabl<N and marf ufhef
consfnielgeea
Work wNs oentetrsi 81 thlidrena
~bc6Jaekek3 ard anHtepA nkHtA Nhlrh
u taF Aitutnaes1t gIeen the safiaaAs
Red C4o2 unsas il raseaeoHla. ae.
cprninN q Mrs av0nsty sWan who
i probation Chairman fnH ffae city
while material IL sEuw ii coming
"a. the wpseni supply i adequate M
IRE time being
Mfx Swan states that the recent
sloNina IN Of AUX while waiting
for fnaseffHl was no Ioasl - many
n the units tlasd he time IL pfcc
ms hab9 quilts from sefHEn left IN
eating 11efr arr ahesli Ten o.
fi.eae completed and tres are real.
IL ayself. arcofdirz "a those uho
late eeen them
Knitting has practically stoDfmd
there f skli 40 axzol e carry
on this branch q the Nnfk.
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WEEKLY HID0E cLuB

Mrs. SPENCER Heebe entertained
ne Weekly Bridge club on Isps
Cay afteffason II ase hume e Mr.
a A. DAes
MFM FoFeas CTablfee 1eeAisea she
hiEh seaTe prize and Affa Il n.
DAVIS The cut wA<
A. the conclusion e aae saner
bon drinks ard andshns3 werr
tfryea . ne follealne msmbesa ana
Sisesis a14e snsnsaa tae sHeus9n,
ttgfHaef Aesdamm FofasG cEaissee
X Z faftk. T. J Knausb y n.
FeiaN Leon Nelsaa E s Heafas-
zee Q G Bryant sd } ? Basar6
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Hhh 0E0HaE sIEuE
HOSTESS 70 MARTHA
SOCIETY THURSDAY

Oh THURSDAY seaaIuz q last
Retk AFs George Hseals extassd
pisa4anE Hospitality = re MAJ
NlA boe1elS q Chrlaf Lutheran
Gahrn q rsNaeeala On rBnr
regular aaEe - mse1zns.
Miss Bonnie C5lls 0sazzaa ths as
e.on Nl14 = Scripture fzzaane and
hneu Sc I'd Eazzzzazs1 AIa Cath
erAse sfssH I'D + portion & kahlH
ttDfaus box ~ Fxaalek lhe
apteF t c~onee1aIne nf-
hgiou
During ne eazIasa pros nI4ns
nere made - re halalzz 81 a
r-mntaee sale 81 SATURDAY. Mafch
Gaze ara eaesa aeEe as9ed cur
hlE uzH zalaI H1zu
~ addition q ne Eesalns Easn-
brfship flslleza present aefe Ma
tfH 49, -
1sH@ - EazzE EE#L and
Au Howard r.Ia.
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PATRICIA ASN rosMfa
EHtEHR ATEN uNTH
BIRTHDAY WIN q

kN8lats thf faes Naat siif b. a
7futsts bsAase Is ulaesk ratftfia
Ann Cutsnff eelehfated hef tehua
biFhaay Ia festive tAsfshaa a. her
musffr. Mr. Marvin A. CatnsfF.
drfW assunH hst = strait esstgr ~
fef foulza fFieslas fuS : psxty OF
thf a~fseglMson 81 March a.
Ganaea NEs. eninyea ard tar
tifiitaay cake uaA eat ard served
wsth otheF refreshments npgraints
"a childish mnreslses
fE1fs4 iB Ehe party wrfe Nsf
Campbell Hlilx. Hasffet AMI FATTY
Davis Jmokie If0iitzEa8. Wintiun
Walker and Mena cszinSef
Older snoste - enlaY tiss ran
wtfe paAaels Anna grandmother.
Mrs Iaa Ann nesa#an and NJ
and Mr. Marvin Calmes4 H. the
two latter # Muzs pxanA.
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DgfKNsr HouRa srTns
H00sfsu ron uOnk M

Heres Die 80 sea ean hKEp otlf
government ia uhe great nefeaNe
nfc4fam ms mtnefsaf n Yna iiaee
= spare mssH - hsssu 2fIa tNo
sfsafs NssnA Feslf azfM 10 stse Nsfk-
efa ~ "a asfNfkae plants Al goa
have q % b - s4laplsafH ne Hnmes
Registration efgsee ~ 80 ana isaf
sfAir afalsable psAFfa24 or II g1g
nals3n g - III lss neIeist3s taaa
fpu fan Nft1p into u1h uffiew en
isth street III rapaeesia Y1u wills
~ nflpsnR ynaFwsH Nhsif helf.faa -
The great effort Il meA4 zssaF nAssnn
the arsenal q uufnocfaNv 0sY
President kke aesH TI3e teif.
laprnEe mann 9eF IS 80 ard tie sstafess
y u1e HeaAlna pspfeak ogllea Haila.
Ila Oh lnth z1feeG
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PRESBYTERIAN 1
PEOPLE 00ANfZE
CHURCH SOCIETY

ON Sunday evening II 6 80 ucigrk
the young people 81 the Flfsf PRES
tYterian Church 81 p~aAaeuula q.
loyed tae hospitality q tlseir pas
toF, Ir } G Crane and Mfh cfane.
~ q meeting ~ the mAuae
The gathering 80 fuf Hle neali.
zstiola u the pfesbytsflan Young
Peoples Association. > church 40
citty ~centeTinE around tie religious
activities Of younger mesabefs of
That falth. and there Nege - 81
THESE present
Meetings AZ 70 be held eaeh sun.
DAY evening - s - osesmk when
2 hglft supper I'll be enjoyed after
which there wiH ba > short religious
program preceding tie FaeuiaF efen-
uEg service st TIE efnufeh
After an details 81 organization
bad been completed MFN Grams was
assisted ~ Mfa 4 = wsngfl3ld
= =Ian Mr. ussaala al0aaAassa Ia
serving z ~feffesKAmels4 easAfse
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usnn nnFsrH - aa
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me WsanMn4 chsp
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hfsAae plastIn
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setting tazsast 81 2aaEHAE eE
slA waf IS Ma6en Ms4 = MHA9
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T1se ~ ~ SERVED : A3r
"a Naaagse IS 6Ese
Mrs AsAA4x AHa - 4 E
Mfk 4 Msa 4 q Hu
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mDiofed @ Neu Orleans. SATURDAY
where they attended the flower show
IN the Municipal building Ia eunnec-
ton with the Spring Fiesta
Mrs Perry A Thompson was
called to West Point MiNsiaalpfa
Sunday by the deash Of a nephew
Sunday marked the departure at
Mrs Lillian Hayes for iger hnfss
~ Braintree. nea Boston. Maasa-
cnusetfs. after \ round Of pleasure
As the guest OF her sister Afs Pres
ton CraSsick Mr. and Mrs OfnNsick
motufed to HattieeburN with Mira
Hayes who then continued on her
way b. train
Mr. and Mrs. J II Trrreeon mo-
foned % Mobile Thursday where.
the fesmer vent on business
on Monday evening Mrs. Arnold.
Walker u1ss@ ara Esr home 70 ..
bineo party for the benefit a the
Our Lady of Victories school. the
affair being sponsored hY tie School
League OF that institution.
Arthur Alien. Grand SeefMafY 81
Mississippi Odd Fellows. Eeff SUNDAY
afternoon fof Columbus and oshfr
north MtAsissiufH cities On business
connected with ms office
Mr. and Mn. " T. Gardner and
habg daughter. Isabelle. q Mobile
spent tie past ueek end With MR.
vs. D. Eiiand ard Otter felatIFeS
Mr. and Mn " n. Guest. a.
spent the eeek end IN Nee Oficans
where they visited 1nelT daughter.
Mis- MARI Guest. who Is ( STUDENT
a. Sophie Neveomb cnlaest
Mlss EgAussliue veleleh o. Mo-
blie spent tile Neek end wttai her
parents Mr. and Mr. Jasnea Veicirh
Miss Helen Mallaffeg came over
from Mobiie q spend me seek end
xilh her parents. III and Mrs. n
y Mahaffey.
Mr. and Mr. James Kti1otf and
small son, Jimmie. spent ne Netk
end visiting relatives IL Ocean
Springs and Biloxi
Miss TT1na Vsiesh - = visitor 70
New OFieaEss over the seek End.
Lieut. ) A Richards has arrived
from Rlserzloe. Calf T. ina the
Officers IN TIE HAY department 81
the Ingalls, Corporation. ard h dom
itiled ct tbe aasne q III aud Mrs
r. 3 Ma0fath
Miss vietaF1a Tecllas q Laurel
MiaziasippA was : week end guest Ia
tpe home d mr. parents. NJ. ard
MNA - g FeessAa
M ard Nh + / ingalls, u.
u Birmingham ard tElelr guest Aiss
Marine Ises Il Birmingham KtTe
Neek end guests aI ale bozRisiaH
House
Commander aaad Mra cWhx44 p.
vn haze arrived from san DiegQ.l
the former having e64ne fo assume
charge q ne Hsxs naf % ~
iagfahed - nhe Iugzzz sufnlng
Corporation
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AnNen8 sH@ s@1FA gHttxss
lfestns eeFN Mf snd Ma q ~.
sAias ana Ase>f guests Mrs. MAxkgss
.Nes aE Nsemssne Nnt Asaa ~ Prank
Cars A6xa 1t o.
cel0mAla N~nss9t4ssf see Vera C4sy
Tflsfs ess ) tases HaNsae8 fgeHH
pANageasA Ard Meslh peeeat fae.
ast tessisu4
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DEATH or MIS- L aseAULEY

Word has reached PasAEoQia
OF the death q krs l Mccauiey a.
her hoHh IN H~altlesbuFR March
~ after an illness q eight weeks.
AS F0renne Martin Mn McCal-
10 spent her kiFihood s Martins
Bluff which derived - name from
her family and bad E hos q frieD1s
along the Coast she M survived b.
her husband Z MeCzazes. 10 sons
Martin and Emmett. & cauFnter
krs X c Lee q ChaE1anooea Ten
ressee txo sisters Mrz - Z H1i-
bert Sf o EzEaIaaua and Mrz.
Marraret Lee e Hzsfzesbure. q
brother Gearee Martin q GaufieT
and tao nieces. Mn J K Graham
and AFs james : oHmzieF 81
&~@@caFoaz4.
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Mrs. = 2 nNf eassNsA Nt
faew4tgaa elsa ASH ssesss
~ sg aaA e. UsHexx atlte
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MNlese Haas &M wsea s8sa
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fnhewie3 thM fam M
usMnaz gpas r E
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"a MAnss 4 \ Meas 81 A.
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knights Of Columbus
Call Special Meeting

me Paszeoala Council Knts1ss
% Coiumtsa - bed 81 Important
meeting &c re eoaaea Hal Tuesday
night. March =. 4aanlzH45 mmeoi-
afeiY following Ehe Ien1eu services
~ Our Lady q Ue1cFsea Ci1ufch.
Al members naee been requested
% attend s1e zezzIzzz sef1ra ne
meeting
Tire Is eoms fefT urgent business
~ BE- taken - IS ne meeting. Is nas
announced e 1aAn = Grant grand
knight
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Asses wuanis ls Cas- rviAsnea
shs usck frosn crystal spxngs
wtu uhere at asns ~yerNi aAsA
arssmnanssaa Ms NtfK& rrasuek
ya,n mAa eallea Bezne 81 nxtp0nt %
she aeasn q her father : A fna
cock
MIS- 1nrfesa CiNssA Fft fecfntly
fuF Washington = c. 20 5can heg
mother and naAkf heE future Eauss
Mlas Cessna haxinx nsasfe hrr hufne
hrfv fm = naannsf # yfark utiti pf
and Mr. x { KEY aeexes MANY
nicsids who regret - aee hfr leave
gui sash fuf laef 2acesW and hap
pinesS
Mr. arta M Cialufe nerte 81 f1a~
rsia. Ala fos4neF r~exldeutA II thia
CITY. are FrretytnK congratulations
an me arrival 81 i little daughter A.
ihs Providence ~lnftgYnsrt ~ Nenssr
IN Monday March 3
Mr. n Postal 81 Nee YORK CITY
arrived Monday s0f = yisif IN shS
home a. her Non and dauEhter-ln-
law Mr. and Mr. 5 pnltAA
Masses Cieta flenfro and Agnes
Werner speul Monday IN New Or
Trans
Mrs. y q apAun. Jr4 attended
The teachers meeting IN jackson this
week Mrs STann was accompanied
by her mother Mrs. q Barnes who
enjoyed several DAYS visit % rela-
't.srA In prextsss. Mis-
Miss Virginia Peacock returned
Sunday from Crystal Springs Miss
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Mss : HlaaRlNo

wansrr sase ua8 fhnm1 On meeRsui
q tie drain ~ us father r. a
pync@k
~ and Mr. cast FtsswF e h7fe.
ests a4sw ssaes last ark ~ iiaf
tosne * NJ Alsa Ms z y FtNnss
M ard Mr. aeaNe Heuv -
Asobl,e Naent Sunday wlth Mis- Hat
us weAh
Mr ana M c s nsAFuAr~ ~.
tasgpea Rsss, fsesn = tee Gays ftai
b. Nea 0Hgesns
Mrs & l. Turner left last wesk
Ger 4 visll 81 Mf ard MfA cade
Mclnfflt Ia FasflfHN Ala
Mf ard Mr. J Asatwesih ul n4y
SPRINGS Miss kl@ns sunday aege
Mf Max AlfaAxntA returned uith
thvm Zoe = fvu DAYS visit NfuFe
rap9rtifs ler aety n TIE nasy
M and Mss Poorest crabtree 81
and Mr. Ann HsFienbers ~
Greensboro Ala awnf sunday with
Aif and Mr. Forrest Cfahufee. IT,
Mr. and Mr. s reteFHeli and Aan
MARI. moved during tiae Vrvk end 70
thfir rev hasne On Magnolia and
Dauixles &tgerta
DF Arthur Rubin ct Nrw YORK
City. h = GUEST IN the home % Mr
and Mrx n = Lew
Mrs Willard Have q Philadelphia.
Mis- i : guest II the foinr IL
MI ana MfA ] p nukara
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TIE fsaegNl as AlNnsa A EsthaN
Aha atea T4saHszas msHEsn9 - hts
hs4ass iA nAMA#AaAA So M4A F49e
Gas ag4atna<1n ~ eNfueA fFeea
tae Falls Funeral FmThaFx ~ raN.
tANnasA aeasaesa uefe eaasauktea ~
Rev rFearfak A usAef 90 C3afnl
kuasesNn Clftsxaa nra insrssment
N&8 ia gAF ut1enaxxs1 CeanetFsy
3te palifsafwfs aege I = saRtiee
a. EAst N8tsxftn A Nslvxgaf
Auu7a A z4sfsaN r. ClsAFAps
chnssnHf and = A FAkh
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nFaTu a. = = aee.4oN


on March Sta. after 3 sefy brief
illness " - FerKlson native o.
Alabama ard resident 81 Hurley Tor
ne past seven xearz. passed away
az hk home here
Ny Ferguson IS survived b. ms
widow ard tso aas b b ana
W. ~ Fnrg1sgn. y. q hurley. one
sister Ms Lizzie FH1S5son. q Ne
earEel "A ard . number Of other
relatives
TIE fzresas zzs hss1 Saturday.
March 7 with Rev 4 l chen u
MonroeYiIie. Ala Re- sheFr1l Cole
man Of Harlessaa. ard ReR II q.
Rodgers q UaEfpou = officiating
ministers
There Naz s number d relatives
and friends fran MeEazeel and No
bile In attendance e M Fergi-
SINS funeral alzo many Local friends
gathered . pas Ehelr Izsf respects
q this good nelshboK TIE many
beautiful floral xleTinsz aere 81
lent a1tnesza = HHe friendship
many had e. I'm
InfefmeHI - = MAGNOLIA
sTrnfs eemezeu EEH Aekags IN
charge
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Mt and bfrx. Morris DeJean and
Mf. and Mrs Earl Bugee motured to
New Orleans. Friday. where they
nmained through Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Z A Collie spent
"wednesday last in Mobile.
A pleasant visitor To pascagonla
The past week wak Mrs Gefie S.
hmant. vino Was the gsaekf of her
mother. Mrs john Smith Mr. ST.
Amant was Joined b. Nj 81 Anant
for the weekend after which they
returned to Mobile.
Mrs. james Cogne and her little
son. Jimmie have departed for their
Hume at Boston. Massachusetts. after
3 visit Of q month % Mrs Coyne's
parents. Mr.. and Mr. A A Mc-
Donald. Mr. CoYne va the center
Of several pretty parties while here.
On their return. from a visit %
relatives Ii Canton. Mississippi Mr..
and Mrs Bill King sere sarrompan-
ed By Mr. Kings sister Miss Margie
King who vii spend 3 fortnight
with them
Mr. J.. K Graham and Mr.. james
J. Grimsley returned Friday night
nom HattiesburE where they we're
called Thursday by the death OF
Llelr aunt Mrs L McCauiey
Mr. and Mrs Robert Carter mo-
torcd to New OfieaH6 Saturday
morning where eaef spent the day
MrE n. d Pickett Mrs. Guy RoS
Mrs. james L Mitchell ard Wllka
RIOS formed = party mat spent
Thursday III Mobile.
Mrs Lynn Hooper q the jack
Son County Health Department
spent Saturday visiting her bfothes
H. Cufporl
r A Parker returned yesterday.
from Jackson Wnefe he vent % at
tend q vocational education con-
ference Of defense workers through
out the state uhieh Haa held SAT-
urday morning
Mrs Alex Mepherson and son
Alex Jf4 have returned from ! slsit
10 the formers father. RBy BusDy
81 Waynesbofo. Mississippi
Mr.. and Mrz. Phillip Chestnut
moved Monday into tie home that
taey have purchased IN GauEier
Mrs. Clyde LeasIt uIll entertain
a. bridge e L~pnsfell0x House thh.
afternoon
Mrs pa Hammered - Kazelasko
Mississippi So + seek eflg visitor
in tile home Il y T EpsfkmAn. 81
ard M0 Mar Anca 6~parkHan. Oh
Washington Afsnae MrN Hammond
h an aunt q Mla asarkmaa. ana
stopped here Tor no 1ays On her
way 70 Florida
Mr. 7. c Stripping. Mr. J. c.
Stanford Mr. Ernest Mss0e and.
Mr. Afn1a WzIkef I'll form a.
psrtY a4at I'll meter Z NOZZLE
Thursday d ms Neek
Ms Florence Crane arrives
Thursday morning fHau Agnes Scott
College Al Atlanta Georgia o spend
the spring vacation usfs Der parents
d. ana Mrx : e crzna
Roy Wiuafieln y uas = recent
guest = he hazns = ~ parents Ar
and M R1f WHazfIsId s.. having
cone from De ~ la 8 brief Elslt
over tie Heez eHa
M and ~ Robert F. Garter
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Old Street Car Rails
I'm Mississippi Cities
Needed For Defense
Program Calling for Recovery
of steel starts Involving Several
Coast Cities. NPA Announces

&&dHt ttNtEas 0NA 8Aftt9Hat0
Jackson. Mis-FoIlowinR urgent
requests from the Secretary OF War
and tfse Under-Secretary Of the
Navy. the WPA in Mississippi this
week Is moving forward Is rapidly
as possible on plans to salvage
abandoned and buried street car
rails IN Mississippi IN order that
the steel. now greatly needed In
the war program. may be sent to
mills for re-workine.
Administrator @ Edward Gatlin
announced that a Survev BY the
wPA has shown quantities Of such
steel buried IN the streets Of jack
SON. Greenville Meridian. Laurel.
Nicksbure. Glufport and Biloxi
The WPA has sent W. W. III
hott. state field engineer, TO Me-
ridian for the purpose Of assisting
the city engineer in making esti-
mates OF the cost of locating buried
steel and recovering il as soon as
possible. Mfr. Gaflin said Mayor
Clint Vinson estimates tnas the
street car rails nov covered with
pavement IN Meridian viii Yield
about 2Il tons Of eitally needed steel
Under the existing street projects,
wPA win set men 70 work As quickly
y possible II several Of these cities
to salvage these buried rails. In
each cast a strip Of paving barely
wide enough 10 permit removal Of
the steel will be taken out After
the steel has been recovered. the
paving will Be restored 20 at least
o. good condition as II was before
Recovering these rails viii mean
that the public vii suffer some In
convenience Nj Gatiin Continued
because 1t wfli be necessary 70 d.
vert traffic from the streets while
they are being worked on We are
making plans to remove the steel
and restore the streets 70 traffic
b quickly as possible with as little.
Inconvenience to the travelling public
a. can be
The steel rails. relic Of the days
when there we're electric street cars
II a number o. Mississippi cities
are owned b. the various cities By
virtue Of abandonment Of the lines
By the operating companies It was
explained. The recovered steel will
BE- shipped Freight collect b the
cities q points designated b. the
War Production Board Prices re-
ceiyed viii Be II accordance With
the governmental regulations fix
ing prices for scrap metals through
out the country The Ctles vii ap-
ply the money tfIus received 70 their
sponsorship Of WPA street improve
ment projects.
Mayor " A Scott. Of Jackson
estimates that there are ga tons
Of buried steel in jackson. while
Mayor j c Hamilton. Of Vlcksburg
estimates that MS city xin yield
about haif that much GreenTilie
has 3286 feet Of buried tracks. &C.
cording 70 Mayer Mllton Smith
Mayor J G Miller q Laurel. ex-
poets recovery Of % tons IN that
city At Gnlfport Mayor J v Mil
ner believes 50 tors may BE- reooy-
cred and Mayor 1zais Braun. q BIZ
ioxi. is setting up plans for eVsal-
stion q "a nile q track
The wofk Of WpA II removing the
rails Is certified Is al urgent DE-
Tense project. and Administrator
Catifn has been instructed from
Washington 70 expedite ne enter
mise as mtaen Is 9asIale
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