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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

the Paramount Theater-was also the spot
where Gen. Washington met Gen. Putnam for
their history-making conference.
Loew's Ziegfeld has one of the most spacious
rehearsal halls for stage shows. But now that
theater shows only films.
Time is certainly an important factor in radio
In the MIC studios there are 325 electric clocks
The sumptuous post Office In Rockefeller
Plaza costs the Govt a dollar year rent
At no time is there more than 72-hour
supply of perishable foods in the city
City Hall has Governors Room-whch he
is supposed to when he visits the city but
it's used as a museum
Books in the Fifth Ave. library cover 80
miles of shelves. eve measured it, toots)
It shouldn't be called Radio City. The correct
name is Rockefeller Center. Voice from the
balcony so what?")
COUNDS IN THE NIGHT: At Ruby Foos:
~ "She's deb You know, tomato with
plenty OF lettuce"
At Village Vanguard:
"Shes as fdgety as rumor."
At the Stork:
"Willkie's the kind Of guy who lose
fight and still be winner"
AT Leon & Eddie's:
Get load OF those actors. What is it-Old
Ham Week."
AT The Beachcomber:
81 know her well. She's an incendiary
At the 18th Hole:
Poor guy. His car isn't tired, but his
AT The Aloha Club
"Is she homely? Well, her old mans head Of
a draft board and she still can't get a guy 10
take her out"
At Roseland:
Tell me something mister How much
would you charge to bore a tunnel?"
Al the Pegasus:
Every Winter she goes to Florida for her
wealth"
TIVE world has always been full Of people who
fot1y zIat koNFa
A man is in love when every pretty girl
only reminds him OF the one he loves.
Some people spend much time trying 10
hide their faults, they never nave time TO
develop their talents.
In a democracy the government is the people,
and anybody who hurts the government hurts
YOU.
Everybody wants happiness. but too many
try 10 get il by, depriving others OF IT,
Boos. may mean youre alive apd-d doing
thIhgs-they always speak we'll OF the dead. @-4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

stand Supposed to have confided il to pals.
warren Pershlng is now in Virginia camp.
Macarthur sent him wire reading:
IL served under your father Would you like
TO serve under me?"
VItHE WIRELESS There was message from a
broadcaSter which should make licking the
Japs duty. II told that American prisoners of
war have been put at hard labor. These prisoners
were the defenders of Wake and Guam.
The first tip from the loudspeakers that the
Raj had blasted Paris carried plenty OF irony
You recalled that the Parisians, when France sur
rendered, rejoced that the Heine pineapplers
had spared the burg.
Wednesday night lost Fred Allen but picked
UP capable comic TO sub. Meaning Ransom
Sherman, who has nice style and jokes that
appear to have been born this year.
The Basin Street brothers are also getting
swifter with the mites.
Mary Lou Howard owns Of the voices
that makes your fireside pleasanter. She canaries
on Sherman's show.
-Sunspots affected the radio. but some folks
thought all that static was just Sanother speech
by congressman
The daytime playlets dying like flies. The
and soap tycoons. both now pleading no got"
n BOUT one-fifth of New York's theaters are
on the Main Stem. You also can find
BOO Of the yawns in them)
In 1916 there only one theater here
The Oldest court in the country is the Big
Towns Court of General Sessions.
Where that mecca for Jitterbugs now stands
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

learn It takes $4,000 Nazi troops to keep
Gzeehe-SloFakIa in order.
If a man remembers Douglas Fairbanks Sr
in the stage play. The Cub; Jack Barrymore
in the Fortune Hunter Julia Dean in Bought
and Paid For" the Johnson-Jeffries fight at
Reno and the Carlisle Indians football team II
proves he is at least AZ years old.
However, that Is nothing 10 be concerned
about Some people claim the years between the
fortes and ffties are the best and most enjoyable
in discerning mans life.
MOST marines use straight razors. Navy men
4Vl prefer safety raZorS.
julio Verdugo pioneer Southern California
rancher had l3 sons all over feet tall That
must he the United States record for. tall sons.
l know mother who has seven sons all over
feet tall -
Feminine subscriber ofoMlwaukee referring to
my photogra phed likeness describes II as beng
Somewhat plethora" Mr.. Webster defines
pethorc "Overfu. overloaded, inflated"
Most discouraging.
Steamer? And the White Steamer? And the
Doble Steamer? steam-driven car would GER
tainly come in handy right now.
ORACLE. ALLEN. One of the team that is
VI professionally known The Nit-Wits Of
the Networks" Oracle has been married TO
George Burns for ID years. She was born n
San Francisco and went to the Star OF the Sea
Convent in her home town
Sugar Giese Cinema cutie. Girls with nick
names seem 10 get their names in the news
For examples take Bubbles Schnas, Honey
chile Wilder and Boots Mallory.
A CCORDING to recent statistics, the hips of
"A Americas women are on the average IL
inches larger than was the case 20 years ago.
Cause of this is said TO be that modern females
spend too much time sitting down.
They sit down while mechanical appliances
do their homework for them They sit down in
the family and they sit down playing bridge.
You hardly ever see woman walking on a
country road but you see many OF them riding
by contentedly sitting down horses back.
And so it goes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

-, weak htters. They not so bad al golf.
KirIwood and Walter Hagen toured Japan
Nleral years ago. played over a hundred matches
against native golfers and only two.
Q--What do you think Of James Cagney
a choice TO play George NJ. Conan?
A-Cagney is brilliant actor and will play
the part well. But / would have preferred TO
have seen Mickey Rooney play George NJ. Cohan,
combining the story TO the early career Of the
Yankee Doodle comedian.
HELEN HAYES Joan Bennett and Gertrude
Lawrence are three of the many beautiful
women who wear glasses when reading or al the
moviaa
The task A. Hitler is having keeping the
natives OF the countries he has occupied in SUBJ
dued state has not been greatly publicized. But
you get an idea how great that task is when you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

O oast and American
mitizens are given 10
w before induction ?"
" Looks Mr.. Glenn
'enko called. Said add
Lies little ironies +.
A recent issue of
Life was banned in Bos-
ton because of nudes.
The most luscious
nude was drawn by
Russell Cowles. brother
OF Looks publisher.
Joey Adams emceed
the You Tell En-
Soldier Army quiz
from Fort Hancock.
This one came from
Mrs. Pershing, / under
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

agent Frank Braden
during the course of a
senatorial investigation
in Washington. d. c.
Q-How much did
Joan OF Arc weigh?
A--146 pounds.
Q--You keep telling
us what you had for
breakfast. What did
you have for lunch
yesterday?
A-Fruit salad, club
sandwich. pie a la
mode. coffee.
Q-Are the JapS
good baseball players?
A-Japs play just a
fair game of ball. They
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

JANET GAYNOR would like TO do play,
y that's why she is remaining here.
wire signed "A Curious Americans" just
came from San Francisco
"Quiz for today. Why laps given go days
TO adjust their affairs before being moved from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

QUERIES from clients:
" Q-Who Lya Graft?
A-That was the name OF the midget who
was placed on the lap Of j 2. Morgan BY press
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
One cannot q choose
HheH one iS going 10 lore.

tMr Ibsen is only OF the many experts
on the subject who claim falling. in love is some
thing that cannot be controlled No doubt this
Is the reason so many women fall IN love with
some other wonans husband. thus inspiring the
oft repeated remark: All the nice men are
married II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

'R0XY-woodward Near Temple 4
nVh' Open ~ Hours. Free Parking
Betty Cradle, V. Mature 81 WAKE ZIP
81 RI AIMING" p SINGLETON go WFsT.
YOUNG LADY" "Littie Whir,w,nd -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21

MERCURY ~
NEVER GIVE A SUCKER AN EVEN
BREAK" STARTS 1853 90 1910 80.
cadet GIRL"
STARTS s:l0-s;55-ii 40 p. NJ
Grand River Avenue
HhNiiohN Late Show Starts 10:45 PM
JOAN FONTAfNE Wins Academy Award
with Cary Grant in "srSPICION." Also
"LAW OF THE TROPICS" with .
jeffrey Lynn and Constance Bennett.
MTnTnWN-Third at Garfield. Park Free
HhDiVWN Fred MacMurray and Mary
Martin in "NEW YORK TOWN" Plus The
Academy Award Winner: Gary Cooper IN
"THE ADVENTURES OF MARCO POLO. g
MInWAV-schaefer az Mich. OR. $3.50 4
nhD"hi Mat. Daily. Open I1:45 A. NJ
Clark Gable. Lana Turner. in "HONKY
TONK." "NEvER GIVE A SUCKER
An EVEN BREAK" with W. G. Fields
M0p lN-Moran at Ferry
HiViAhN Open SIS. Ida Lupino and
Louis Hayward. "IAnIFS IN RETIRE
MENT." ROAD AGENT" Andy Devine
MOTOR CITY-Van Dyke at SMILE Ra.
Montez. "sOUTH OF TAHITI" Don Red
Barry. l.. Merrick. MISSOURI OUTLAW
MVpU C-sevsuteent and Myrtle
WIhiLL John Wayne. Harry Carey.
Betty Field. SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS
Jean Hersholt in THEY MEET AGAIN"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
pAMS STATE-Moodwsrd and En,she,t
Woodward. TIE. 1858 4

ihnD'o1 Cont from p. NJ On Stage
in Person, Screen star OF LIMITATION or
LIFE" u S f r EA VERs, with
Claude Hopkins Orchestra and Revue
Screen: LIST Showing. BLACK DRAGONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
On the Side
Il. Y. During

pi''rIbuted By Klns Feature, syndicate. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
On Broadway
Walter WincheH

Trade Mark Registered. Copyright, iS4a.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28
Current Sugar
Coupon Good
For Five Pounds

Consumers wlll b. able 10 buy
. larger quantity uf sugar with
their coupon No 8 but in reality
il vii only b tire haif . pound
per pernon = week regularly 81
lowed
The coupon. which Is IN effect
nose. will BE- good until October
81. and will b. authorization foF
buying five pounds Of sugar How
ever since the period covered IS
zen weeks the amount breaks
down into the usual ration. 10
cal War Price and Rationing
Board officials explained
Brgnniug September 1. the
meeting OF the local Rati0nIng
Beard wIlI Re changed from Men
day e. Tuesday afternoon when
the haard members wiia convene
about / % t. consider applications
for tires tubes automobiles and
ticvcles and 10 discuss other per
unent matters. board attaches an
rounced
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28
Three Minor Blozes
Bring Fire Truck
Out This Week

Three fires al q which we're
extInxusshed before they caused
serious damage. brought the fire
department Of Paseagoula cut
this week.
Cleaning fluid which had been
spilled near al outside boiler ~
the side o. the Nelson's Cleaners
ard Laundry on Delmas avenue
ignised . pile of scrap lumber and
other trash The blaze. however,
failed 70 harm The brick wan Of
the CLEANING establishment ard
fiFemen quickly put Il out
Later Tuesday afternoon the
FIRE department received a call
from the haue 81 " z Ewing oF
Gulf View Boulevard where Mrs.
Ewing had spilled kerosene On
the burner az an oil stove. A quick
flare resulted which inflicted
minor burns on Mrs Ewings
hand but after first aid treatment
b. tire fifeugen she vas all right
Wednesday afternoon members
OF Frank Hudson's family return.
ed home about 5 o'clock 20 find
the house filled with smoke. In
vcstigaiion revealed . Egnoldering
day bed on the second floor which
had apparently been burning far
some time The bed was removed
~ Efcmen and the fire put out
but the couch was an almost
total loss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28
Questioned By
Police. Driver
Runs Into Woods

After Ae attempted e. escape
thrzauRh ihe mnmNas when uaes.
Aenea ~ . highway policeman
ahu4zi has driving heeFa Samei
Hrpmn was nxrextec and hFuuEhi
- the fascmKuula 9sH for Envesti.
atisn Thursday afternoon
Hshway Psfrulman Eugene
Rodriguez Grove up beside
Browns autnmoblie which was
parked On Hhe highway near
GsufieF shortly afternoon Thurs
4as Is Instruct him - move Tn
car - she shoulder ri fhe rosd
#en he asked fof Browns
DRIVER llrense. Brown asked i
he might &C into she house before
mhrh he wa parata ant Ct Il
But when he Rgs 70 Tie house he
kept on going running through
aac hatsee and into the woods
hnhAnd
highway putrulsnan Fenifn8Te
Husissn and Deputy Sheriff LEO
Byfa JOINED Rodriguez and they
caught the Fugitive IL 3 few mo
meut@ When questioned Brown
said ~ was afraid ] would be
arrested Cor driving without 3 Il
reslSe The aulnmabiie he Was
driving bore . Harrison county
license plate
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28
Coach KhaYai Faces Difficult Task
In Building New IL Al Moss Point

VIZ oniy shfee letter men -
turning from last years SQUAD
Coach khaFal faces 3 difficult
azk 81 Moss Point high School
ms year ln building 8 new ma
chine 81 meet me tough schedule
Wlat faces them
Il addition = only three lcstarz
men around which - build ms
Asm Czech khayal faaa the Io6
glih ne assistant ana W1ll eoaeh
both varsity ard Junior high
hosa e addition o. rs auues -
principal sua teacher uf fhTse
Glasses
Indications aHe though thas
there Nln - 8 plentiful supply -
MAJ noacf = Al r fbe many
hoHes = TIE Hauaa Furfy 6es
boss reported - ihe gymnasium
FflaaF nigaI for Eae phYNsaI
examinations aH1 q hsIHz meeting
81 HHzeh tn opening = She So
sun #a nisazssst
Three Letter Msn
TIE tares returning letter Hsn
waa al form iee nacie4 q.
ue nea ieam are ueH KnanH.
aeHzs and Gauter EaHKard aaz
danIa Fteras ere veteran haazz
wna Zaaca Khasaf asanzzaa
m g Hsp h#H Hau.e Haso o 80
tf fHEHEEt rIa#aHs
4HH 81 = TCpa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28
Young ~PoscogouIon
Hondled Blinp
Landed In City

Norbert Slater. Nen ~ NJ anl
Mrs II W Sister. S. Pine siFesf
Paxaguala who tg stationed 81
Treasure Island San Ffanrfsea.
wgise thag ft was orr Of un Tuef
mha @tfx afasihea to assist III
nmsln itle 81 failed bliusp that
hzaeksed and seitlnd IA : street
f Date Eltv on ltt return o. tfe
mf1haaa Slater writes fhAf tf
eas 81 ihe spot when the hgImp
Nent ~ and that BE- s8W the
iun laaieranh who 81 useferi
masF disappeared from Il sffl
emo hRvr never brrn he4r4 from.
The saunF useK ulan Was sent g.
IRE Heots Camp ~ Ssn DieRp
and va iaief transferred ~ TIRE
ST hsse 81 Treasure island where
he IS naw stationed lie Is enis
~ years Old and mad 70 obtain
lfrm a. END Mrs Slater pei
mission % 38in the navy
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28
.PascauOuIa And Moss Point Bank
Reaches Four Million Dollar Deposit

James ArrznEsoa mayor q eli
lars Mss. and editor q the Pc
per there. xaz the guest speak
e. 4 weHsknoan hamorrst n
tbs section Nr ArTlnglen touch.
ed briefly BE- effectively o. ne
seriousness = tie Na1 situation
re heaH s great deal - saIk
abest & seeEeI weapon be SD.
Anzeacs haz 3 Tefs great NeeHei
weapon i s the ability u ~
Ame3lcan people e smile and
keep - the3 spirits = the face q
adversely Re taxi aboui saerI.
fiee baf We daut knes ne msan
iuE = the zaza yet Hndoahssz
~ - WilI Hsse sams hard aass
ahezd b1f = eng IS ss ear keep
tnaz zmifr sell - - nEHI
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28
Moss Point
R0iarianS Hear
Dr..

Dr Isaes Thompson was prin
cipaI speaker ~ TIE luncheon
meeting q the Moss Point Rosa-
ry Club Thursday. one Of ; e
rlek Of vocational programs which
hes been presented during this
month
Present - addition 70 the mem-
beers q the club, were Thomas
r Vets Of Psscagoula. and o. K
Sharp 81 Eew Orleans Harold
Doe Monr4 who 5 - the arm
I'd service and IS st home On
furloagh from Camp Knox xhere
ne has been stationed. attended
IS A honorary member. q title
Ehah has neen bestowed On I'm
since be joined the armed forces
and could No longer b an active
member. Members q the cub
presented an Hith 5 small tfzv-
yelling bag George Wood mayor
q Hos PoHnl made ne presen-
EHan
= pH0iezson shsaz au MTr
zee e fs population Dr.
Thompson I'D E-eEarisnE. and
nzeaeIne i particularly 3 pro
lesson ~ Mruzee And n0s Rv
zee = Just = feW Every doctor
Is faced Wlta hh share a char
tty practice. Hzst Is memhens q
other professions ere HesponazbIe
foF 8 certain amaanf ~ uark
eHazs1f Pc + Is definite CD
hgassan Z ~ belief thsf after
re saf ta problem which uzH
take car sfzen1zon s she formula
fcaHHaaea - Page 6 SecfIoa j
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28

20 TIE FRIDAY meetnE are 3 HUSKY
lot BIT inexperienced Several q
lsst year substitutes have nuf
on weight and deveiaped mt
FIRST class varsity material Amunr
them are Norris FaEgafa q sun
ssftuIe end last gacar Nho hes PIT
on paands tah year and IS n
iine = step INTO g varsity end
spot Uck kHanklin Who got eaFze
experience last year and looks
big enough = I'll 8 varsity PLAY
eTK saas nek Hcrban Drgden
Whp p5ckec ~ some experience
lass 3ear aua some weight EHzz
summer and Esrl Stevenson who
lookz nig enough and strong
enough 10 take nveI . varsity
position
Iue bosa NHo attended Ihe
meeting ana 3Hff examined r.
daE Here HHh RYDER. Dzzk
Franklin Z : FaEEard Jaan
CtrlaE Henry Turner Earl Steve
ensan Buddy BEeaana. nzz
KNAPP Janzaf Pierce HenNn
Drso1 Morris EaEaard. b
Feaaz FRED seaaab Junior -
ragaI Htl Ing gohn Peal Jaaa.
FeHnan Wells Benlaa DaIIss.
LeEsH Knapp Harry Hamuar.
Everett Howard H. MHz.
AueI aaaTH2 Jimmy stone. c.
Continued = Hage 6 sseiiaa =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28
BitiSh Seamen
To Stage Field
Day September 6

A field dav. including an Eng
football matela aHd novelty
athletic events wIli he staged Il
the pawaaoula High School ath
iefic field 81 : p M September
q. b British scanaen who are
seuapararilv residents here and a.
Biloxi 1t II E Gillespie q the
British Navy. ard Alton Wood
ward 81 the uS0. announced
shis week
pfrHeeds from the Field Day
viii D. used Tor the purchase Of
equipment for the British Rec
rnasion Center here The field
day IS being sponsored by the
local uSO club.
Chef attraction u the day VII
be the foathall match major
sport 81 the British Isles The
match wiH b PLAYED between
teams composed Of seamen from
the Biloxi ard PascAgouIs camps
and rivalry viii be keen
Other competitive events be
tween the txo camps wsH be
: relay race and Q tug q VA
Another event new 70 this section
wiz b an obstacle race
Tne Field Day IS being organ
nzed ~ the Local uS0 IN an en-
dcavur 70 help ill the recreation
and sports needs d the British
toys located here
Tickets for the event are SEIZED
uied 20 BE- pat on sale 81 stores
throughout uis section ms week
Admission charge viii b Is cents
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28
Roiarians Hear
Talk BY Local
Airport Head

Koias4arx ~ PaArse0aIa had tie
pleasure of hearinE 4 tire talk
On Wednesday by Commander
Avery. 81 tiae local base Of the
Civilian Aerial Defense Corps
based ~ tht airport here tic
told al the objects Of the Corps
and is base here. nameis. for the
protection q pHxeanouia and fhn
srra n cnse u bombing attacks
Mosf 81 Nhat he said NaH iechni
cal and not lnsefaied fnr pssnlica
ton lie thanked siae citizens af
psnagasila fur their kindness -
nifn and the usen under him. and
ttie interest taken N the PROJECT
Ills talk was interesting amt IN
formative ard was wcH rcceixesd
he Mas introduced hx Gene Tai
0ott sho had thr program
II Virgins end Ray Cixens
lo&a Il AAaNmg sfiem slte 10
tarK FnectinR in the Sherman
firtel IL Chicago On Tuesday e
last Neek ThM Is Rotary Club
No and - said Elsege asese
about $50 Hufarians present and
80 visitors They enjoyed TIE
One program the principal speak
e. being tine European manager
Of the United Press Nho gave
then much news first hand Of
ihs Naf situation
Hotafian Dabncy. q Gulfpnrt.
hSd a. has guest : S Abbey of
the local tcleph0ne aYsten Ar
Datgnex told 81 ife wonderful
grpNfh ~ the servioe sn Pasea
Rouia ard Of some ct thc diff
cuitles q maintaining adequate
services tic gave sonae rules which
patrons sholla observe 70 relieve
iise congestion here
SIDNEY Swan was introduced
- 8 new Rotanan. and given fiae
usual welcome
Visiting hesafians neft Carl o
Brown Of New Orleans and no
tarlans Walton HAYES and BROCK
Of Mess Point DR. Copeland Of
Leland Miss and Clayton of
Birmingham
Secretary Stone announced
that - the request q the Moss
POINT Club the JOINT meeting
which was scheduled IA be he'd
n Mos Point 81 September ION
would IT, postponed until Thurs
Gas September -. and members
aoufa b. reminded q TIE change
% uafa between nu& and that
arne = avoid confusion
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28

Celebrating he reaching q he
s48a go marx IN deposits q
hce~ directors and employees
81 IL PaseaEsaa National Bank
- paEagoaa and Maz Point
were entertained a. 3 aHaneF N8
nasdzxz
Ths banquet followed by CHS
iouH msnths s similar affair aeza
IN auzi when the deposits q 1ne
bank feoche1 tne 5000 300 marx
PRESIDED osa By = s HeuIHK
CRESCENT ths Sinner WZ he'd 81
the zasn 81 as LonEtezIos House
snd zneuf IS persons couHeeHH1
witH Hhe hank attn Heir Ha=
bands e. e4.a Nefe present -
the HzHhraaH chlcEFH ntnnFE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-28
Eligibility To
Ride School
Bus Important

Due to the crowded school
buses expected for tins year n
rural school sections. the Law as
70 these entitled 70 ride On the
bus must be strictly observed. A
r Megehee. superintendent Of
Jackson County schools, an
nounced TINS week
Al children who live two miles
and more from the school VII
be entitled 70 ride on the bus
Children under Il years Of age
who i've closer 70 the school thar
the two mile limit VIII BE- per.
mftsed 70 ride provided transport
ING them does not require add
ton Of an extra bus. Crippled
children are Al entitled 70 ride
regardless Of what distance they
live from the school
With the observance q these
points Of the law. there viii prob
abs BE more children walking C
school than n the past Mr. de.
Fehee said. because school AZ.
thorities have been As lenient u
possible along these lines How.
ever. the bas routes have beer
arranged 50 that no child shall
BE- required % walk more than :
miie and . nalf to catch ~
school bus on its route
Scnooh Crowded
Win the schools more crowded
than ever before. i has also be
coFse Necessary 70 tighten the re.
~stuctIons governing the age Of !
child about - enter school for -
FIRST tine. Be said According Z
the Law, 3 child must BE- So
sean old - enter school %
school CtficIaEs IN fhis country al
lou aay enid who vin be 50
years old - o. before January
u enter school the Septembel
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