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Evening star., 1942-02-21

pm. on when God Interrogates
Man." The Christian Endeavor
meets at Z pm.
Prayer meeting win be held We'd
nesday at 8 pm. The eighth chap
ter Of John will be studied.
Divine Science.
The Rev. Grace Patch Faus will
give a lesson-sermon I'm the Be-
ginning" tomorrow at II am. at
$500 Sixteenth street NV.
Church Of Two Worlds.
"I Put My Trust in the Lord"
will be the subject of the Rev. H.
Gordon Burroughs tomorrow eve
ming at the Hotel Continental. At
the meeting on Wednesday night
there will be a lecture by the min
lister, followed by message service.
There will be a social gathering
under the auspices Of the Ways and
Means Committee on Friday eve
ming at 1929 Alaska avenue NV.
White Cross.
The White Cross Church of Christ
will hold services Sunday at 1 pm.
at 1910 Ontario place NV. The
Rev. Jane B. Coates will deliver the
Three Visions of General George
Washington. in Which the Present
War and It's End Were Foretold."
Also the importance of May IA will
be given, on which date certain
signs will have a great significance,
followed by a healing and message
service. On Wednesday there will
be the prayer and message service
at 8 pm.
WWDC Bible Quiz.
Teams from Baptist Young Peo-
Piles Unions from the Metropolitan
Baptist Church and the Brookland
Baptist Church will meet tonight,
at sos o'clock. in the weekly Bible
knowledge contest over Station
wWDC.
Representing the Metropolitan
Baptists will be Wynson Light,
Marian Crandall and William Pal
mer, and Brookland, Misses Vir-
ginia Magruder. Vera Liesmeyer
and Wanda Clark. Evangelist Dale
Crowley Is the director Of the Bible
Quiz.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
mhttr Grnaa

THE WHITE CROSS CHURCH OF CHRIST
1910 Ontario PL NV.
Sunday, 4 PM. Doors Open at $50
Postor, REV. JANE B. COATES
THE Three Visions Of Gen. Washington,
foreteIIins the Present Wor ond its ending
"Mey 18th, the Most Importont Dote
in History"
Followed by Q Healing and Message Service.
Wednesday at s p.m.-Message and Pray
er Service.
Dr. Coates Gives Private Appointments
Columbia 6227 .
Evening star., 1942-02-21

the Rev. Joseph ]. Howard will
preach In interest Of the Second
Choir.
On Monday a George Washington
tea will be given at pm. by the
Varick G. e. Society," On Friday
DR.. Daniel G. Pope, pastor Of the
Evans Metropolitan A. M. E. Zion
Church, Fayetteville. N. c., will
speak.
Metropolitan Wesley A. M. E. z.
The Rev. David Cecil Lynch will
preach on "The Quest Of Life" at
II am. The Rev. John R. D.
Lancaster will preach In the in
terest OF the Christian Endeavor
Society at $3.50 pm. The minister
will have charge at 8 pm.
John Wesley A. M. e. z.
DR.. Stephen Gill spottswood has
for his subject at II am. "A Re
markable Conversion" At 8 pm.
the Rev. David Prince Thomas, 1r.,
will preach. Music will be fur
nished by the chorus choir. DR..
Henry j. Calls, pastor of Lomax
A. M. E. Zion Church, Arlington,
Va, will be the speaker for the
Conference Workers Club at $3.50
pm.
Pilgrim A. M. E.
Preaching by visiting clergyman
from the Bishops Council of the
A. M. E. Church, now In session in
Baltimore. The pastor, choir and
congregation will worship with the
Sharpe Street Methodist Church,
Sandy Spring, Md, in the after
noon. The semi-monthly ofiicial
board meeting will be held Mon
day night.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Wesley.

The service at II am. will be In
charge of the laymen. They will
speak on "a Worshiping Church I"
"A Fellowship Church." An Evan
gelistic Church." "A Stewardship
Church." "a Missionary Church"
Dudley r. H. Hoffman, lay leader,
will be in charge of the service.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Greater Lane Memorial c. M. E.
Az IL q M nr z L I0hnSnft uri1

At II am. DR.. E. L. johnson will
preach on Gains and Losses;
music by the senior choir; baptizing
and installation for church officers;
$50 pm, Epworth League; 8 pm,
DR.. johnson will preach on The
Ideal Shepherd."
Evening star., 1942-02-21

The laymen will have charge OF
the service at 11:00 am. Mr.. ].
Rowland Snyder will speak on
Methodist Men and the Mission OF
the Church" Other laymen will
have part in the service. At 8 pm.
the church will unite In the service
at Congress Street Church with
Congress Street and Dumbarton
Avenue Churches.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Israel Metropolitan c. M. e.

At II am, sermon by the assist
ant pastor, the Rev. c. M. Mccoy;
music by the second choir; $50 pm,
Epworth League, candlelight pro-
cession; pm. musical program,
sponsored by the trustees.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Bf1trrnHtal
PeniecoSial
Holiness
Church
1015 D St. NE.

Special
Anniversary ProgrAm
WINK $50 AN.
Sunday School at
Evening star., 1942-02-21

Laymen's day, II am, with Arthur
S. Flemming, United States civil
service commissioner, guest speaker
The Rev. Robert K Newitt's theme
at 7:45 pm. will be Christian Integ-
rity." P. r. Talley will address the
Mems Wesley Bible Glass at 10 a m.
intermediate and senior youth fel-
lowships at GAS pm; Young Adult
Fellowship at $40 pm.
Evening star., 1942-02-21
Divine Science.

The Rev. Grace Patch Faus will
give q lesson-sermon I'm the Be-
ginning" tomorrow at IL am. at
$500 Sixteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1942-12-23

No harm comes to certain plants
when the weather grows cold. They
live through bitter winds. the same
as through hot summer weather.
They may be covered with snow
and ice. but their life still goes on
very we'll.
Those words might be written
about evergreen trees, which keep
their needle-like leaves all through
the year, but today I am thinking
Of plants which are far smaller than
any tree. Some of them are so
small that a dozen would not equal
the size Of one pine needle.
The plants Of which speak are
known as "lichens." pronounced
'LYE-kens." They grow on rocks,
Evening star., 1942-12-23

LONDON, 630-The War al Sea; CSC, 958
meg. 3i.3 NJ; 6RG, 1853 meg. 75.b m.
MOSCOW, 6:4S-Brosdts,t in English Rke,
ISL meg, 1877 m.
MELBOURNE, 7:75-"In Australia This
Week" West Coast Broadcast Pacific War Imel:
W66, 1873 meg, 1915 m.
LONDON, S:00-Demousey Marches: CSC.
9.5S meg, 3l.3 m,; 6N, 6,ii meg, 49.i m.
MOSCOW, Comments in English: RKt,
ti.S meg. 75.3 N.
SYDNEY, 975-"In Australia This Week"
West Coast Broadcast Pacific War Tme): WG3.
117i meg, 75.5 m; W05, 96S meg Al m.
MELBOURNE, io:25-"In Australia This
Week: W66. 1873 meg, 1915 m.
LONDON, to:3O-ondou Calling: CSC, s.5s
meg. 3i.3 NJ; G5l, 6.1i meg, 49.i NJ; Gre,
2.9i meg. 107 NJ
GUATEMALA, il.i5-0ps0: T6Wk 9bs
meg. 81 m.
LONDON. 1870 a.m.-ats News: CSC, 958
meg, 3,3 M 6Sl, ST. meg. 49,i m.; Gre,
29t MOO, 102 m.
Evening star., 1942-12-23

WMDc, 900-thristmN Carols Recorded
program by the Trinity Choir.
WhAL. 9:00-Bssn Street Music Society:
The yertieinous viriuosos steadfasty refuse 10
play Christina, music
VOL. sl5-Jsek Pearl Carnival 5hadie lss
dere, and der baron and Morton Gould
WRC, 9:30-Mr. District Attorney: Faces the
loot suit killer" in what should bs kindly
fashion.
WNV, t0:00-6rssi Music Moments: Jean
Tennyson, Jan Peene and Robert Weede sing
their own favorits Christmas songs.
WRc, t0;00-kay Kyser knowledge koIIeos
One hour Of music and msniment by Kay Trudx
Ish kabbbIs and the rest
WhAl, t0:15-Whafs Your War job The
presentation by tho War Manpowsr Commission.
WHY, i030-Man Behind the Gun: Drama
t1sd tribute 10 our fighting forces, all branthss
SAoRI.WAvE PROGRAMS.
LONDON 5:45-The News CSC, e58 meg,
3t.3 n.: 6R6, 1853 meo., 25.6 m.
Evening star., 1942-12-23
UNCLE RAYS CORNER BY Ramon Coffmon +

, on a space the size OF half dollar
Lichens grow without any soil
about them. They take moisture
from the air, and get along we'll
without roots.
The smallest lichens are mere
specks and would seldom be noticed
If they did ont grow in colonies
AS 1t is, hundreds OF them grow
together and make patches on rocks
and elsewhere.
Some of the patches are yellow
or orange. Others are cream col
ored, brown or reddish. Still others
are gray. white or black.
Lichens grow on mountain peaks
far above the level where trees are
to be found. They grow in the tor
rid zone as we'll as in the frigid and
temperate zones
Lichens are long lived plants, and
may live to be so years old before
they throw of the first spores from
which new plants will come 1t is
believed that some lichens live more
than 200 years.
An interesting thing about lichens
Is the fact that they are double
plants" Two kinds Of plants come
together - fungi and algae - and
combine into lichens.
The fungi take in water and salts
from rain and moist air. On their
part, the algae use sunlight, when
there is any to produce starchy
food which is helpful to the fungi
as well as to themselves. Thus two
kinds OF plants unite so they look
like single plant. and both parts
of the lichen help the united plant.
Evening star., 1942-12-23
Points for Parents

BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.
A perfectly wrapped package
Is soon nn,rapped, but a child's
satisfaction In helping mother
lipes on and becomes the motiue
for future offers of help.
Evening star., 1942-12-23

Last-nstnute changes In radio pro-
grams sometimes reach The Star
too late for correction that day.
Evening star., 1942-12-23
EvERl& STAR FEATURES.

Star Flashes: Latest news. twice daily; WMAl
st $50 and 5 pm.
Schools al War: Uppef-orads schools show
ths role Of youth in the war effort; whAl st
2:t5 pm.
National Radio Forum: Sen. Joseph E.
0hahoneY Of Wyoming discusses The M
iions Oil Problem; WMAl st 1915 pm.
Evening star., 1942-12-23
TINE EVENINGS NIGH IteNIs.

WKV, 4t5-Arthur J. AItmsYH, chairman Of
the Social Security Board. and Oscar NJ Powell,
executive director discuss the aftermath Of me
war on social security.
WINK, 8:05-WN College: The weekly pro-
gram from the Washington institution.
VOL, 830-0uiz Of Two Cities: The reeu-
Iar weekly brain battle between Baltimore and
Washington.
WMAL, 830-Manhattan a Midnight
Drsmstlstion involving the big city
WRc, 9:00-Eddis Cantor Show: Ida lupino
actress, appears in 4 Christmas frole which also
stars one, 5. Claus.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
Moss Point Seniors
To Present Class
PIoY On Friday

The Searecrow Creeps, =
mystery comedy in three acts,
vii be presented BY the Moss
Point High School Senior Class On
Friday. MAY 8 - the Elementary
school auditorium
The play viii be under the d.
recfion Of Hiss Virginia Peacock
who has previously directed two
other successful plays in Moss
Point
The Senior play Is one Of the
two Big entertainments which the
HIGH school sponsors each year.
the other being the Junior play
Proceeds from the play wili -
Used By the seniors 70 bay . part
ing gift 10 ire school.
TIE east wl1 include the fol-
loving
Claude Blanchard - Adam
ThroRg Annie la Mansfield Is
Aandle Hobka Everrtse Harper
as Rodrick Gage: Ina Lee Shat
ties As Amelia Gage. Meiys SUik-
of As Norma Gage Geniene
Graham as Mfx Annsbelte Gage.
Gordon Gibson Is Perry Gage.
Henry Evans IS Kenneth Gage.
Betty Barber - Aunt Zinnis. and
Henry Turner - Trailing Arbu-
LIS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
Truinees Begin
Shipfiffers Gloss
Al Defense School

An eignt-huur nzs xi1~day=
week course r. shipfIftiue opened
a the Pzsraeouls public school
defense training UNI ihls morn
1t. preparing eligible ulcn to-
Immediate employment ~ iocsi
va Industries The COURSE IS Or
dmanlv completed within q kin
seek period preparing the
ualnee fer immediate emplos
meni ss a apprentice and for
RAPID advancement IN the craft
e A Parker eoorcInatas.
stressed the fart thai thls course
Is . pre~empiegnseus cauq@ and
d open & any person desiring
employment interested persons
esn apply dlrecilg ~ the osiiee
q the schaal q Applications msy
~ flied win the Mississippi En-
piosnens Office 20z ker street
Pasragouia
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
ingalls, Nine
Drops Opener
To Keesler

Msnagef Sssn Lsslles Ingalls,
Wa Nafkers wese cut ooNu %
fhc kesaW Fieia Cadets Sunday
aftefneas d then SEASONS upen-
e.. but naar guard action against
the invading saiesrsp hele the
score e. 81 The army team.
nasde ~ largely q professonal
bab players proved too strung
for ta defense workers Uno
iaihec - hold fiseH hozne fed
aEalnsa zfaH atsaek
The Keezler Ped victory As
msrfec - the injury o. fao e
iaelr ieaTa PVT LaNdence Crow
and Corp L1unei } Brown 0ho
eollided Smile chasing . hiEa ifs
Crow bowed e rs nerpofaL AZ
ing q fractured nose a8a leffsne
Brown 81 aifh 3 Aaeesateo ssoe
Both reserved emergency treat
mem
Next Sunday lHs Mar WORKERS
again laagle wlth ue arfnx on.
ne honas saeia ahen ths deiense
workers 10y their defense ae4In8
lamp shesus ka a0varee Is
formation % me qualify = ne.
haiuesa4E nane Is assAab
Manage Leslie aho S aIso
coach $50 IOc BesaFez sno Eos
woodbridge - = hafaev sn rs
unsuccessful opener
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
Many Come E0rlY
To Register Guns
For Stale Defense

Registration q firearms gof m.
derway N jackson county .hss
morning an TIE afsare ai ahs
sheriff Nlaezc lnaz eirrks uerr
keps bass ssiing l~nsaFnssnsn Re-
easasnx shssn &nd
weapons Although fifteen asss
art a~vaalstsle fos tfr registration
fhe Large opening ass cgoue in
dlcatea that noss eisizens are
anxious & nfle thtn arms 20 ihe
sharin n i4tses q emergency
This registration 5 conducted n
accordance with Heaa Bill TIC
passed 4 TIM lss session ag TIC
legislature TAG form PROVIDES
space fW the rarae address sge
sex afa faoe Il tfx o&ne9 and
the serial ana stock rantaz As
@eI - . iuh description Of taa
weapon Al questions must -
answered tn tne presence g sNo
witnesses
The iuTfaas can b seeureG - the
saefsffs office
one question On tas form Re
gafcs the willingness q the own
q q TIE weapon - lend e. sell
= g. she sheriff or anT other agent
appointed by tfo governor ii TINE
Of cuaefgeBcy TIE nernirangs
agreed = do tins almost N5l6au,
exception
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
New Defense
SChool0pens
Here Shortly

A combination repair training
school and maintenance depot for
heavy earth moving equipment
viii be established N PaseaEouls
as a part Of the national defense
training program Of Pssoagouls
public schools 7. r Wells. super
lntendent announced today He
stated that the program would be
naagaratea II cooperation with
the Mobile Z s Engineers Dis
.rlct and the Civil Service Com
mission and would De under the
direct supervision Of T. A. Parker.
coordinstor n he public schools
defense training program
The maintenance school will
differ from other defense train
ing SCHOOLS II the public school
program IN that II viii combine
production with training
The Civil Service Commission
viii furnish mosi of the trainees.
under The arrangement which
viii probably be about 10 men in
the FIRST course. These workers
,csnaat Be placed under the Civil
Service until they have passed an
apAfude lest The test which IS
tahan hnaemaz4 3tiea asszh the
manager Of tn 5th Z S Civil
Service Disu3ct IL Atlanta. on or
before May 8 1872 Those accept
ed vii 50 70 work MAY ie and
they wili be divided into three
eight hour shifts The rate Of pay
win Be from 50 cents an hour
OF from $500 70 $1,000 q year.
frances VIII be listed under
Civil Service as Mechanic Learn
erS. Women as vel as men are
eligible for trsinIng as mechanic
learners although there are no
provisions for their training al
the local division However. they
may take the aptitude test i they
desire and possibly can be placed
elsewhere. i Is understood that
upon successful completion Of this
eourse those finishing the train
ing NlA be given immediate EN-
p~iosraent with the Z S Engineer
Department
The Pascsgoala Defense Train
Ing school Is operated as . unit Of
Continued Oh page q
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
Radical Publishers
OF Social Justice
Fail To Appear
Aa rr

Wash1netsn MAJ Publish.
c~ as Socssl Justice. nataonal
weekly magazine founded ny
Father Charles Z CeuehIEn
tailed r. appear today a. 3 hear
n q eetermlne whether Is SEC
ord class mailing privileges
should be revoked
Calvin " HaSaeI assistant -
liciier Of the posfofficr depart
uaent. said TIA, ne had been in
sxmea that publication Of Tire
magazine would ~ discontinued
and that is mailing privileges
would be abandoned
The hearing was called after
ire Coaeniin dominated weekly
mad beer ACCUSED q S~uhvenSive
activities
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
Mothers Day
Program AT
Pas. High School

The uso Gut u Jackson
County arc ftre Elka Club q
HsseaRouls cordially invite tie
mothers q - boys q Jackson
Comfy wha are m ans branch
II the arfueo Service q TIE UnIt-
& States = = Mother 5 Dag pre-.
gFsu ~ y bed sunday sfief
non Ma l1ih 49, - st
oelsck - pascsguala Higf
sehool
TIN pHagTzm n 8esaE en
= han0E boza tas mothers ana
aaose meu u service azFo 4 =
tefFentiY hoped ahsi every m0ta
e "a Jaekssa County al make
: SINCERE effort 20 have . nun
afea pT cent representation
Special communications from.
ne usotfss y Inc saf Whef
efeF be- maK b wu b. provided
curing the event 4 SPECIAL pro
gram H. beznf arranged apprupn-
sie q the e. anc refreshments
~ - served
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
District Commander Of Boy
Answers Charges Of
Delinquency Increase Here
Is Due To Lock OF Interest On Part
OF Parents And Civic Clubs. Coulter
SoYs In Letter To Paper.

Answering whal hs termed IS
serious charges that iuvenlle
delinquency has Shown an alarm
ng increase in Pascsg0sls re-
Gently asuang boyS q Boy Scout
AZ. Henry A. Gssuer. district
commando q the East Jackson
County area TO-DAY placed TIE
hlanse Or parents and civic Or
zAntzsssasa II 5 Nriiten sta9
nsens e The Chronicle Nf
cammandex Cautlef admIstee
nat ne charge VS. true and lac
ire biame directly on tbe COO
steps q eae parents 81 TIE boys
ard certain ovic organizations
Wlao IS q biara ioF TINS cen
a1tianz he asked
ne hQne the fathers ane
mothers aas the aFe clubs sFa
- biame. - suln1
Ny Ger Ettle eex IS sIiesea
l. % - ae Nan1 aas dare naf
zay no K hfrn. s ne attitude
= nsn4 parents Gaulzer charged
he e : xery srnSff boY ans ear
% no Nrong 50 i be IS punished
= school uams hHs.0ais t q ne
seacner I'd explains shy TIE ny
ezn Dc N such thing
Is ~ fne attIaee f0f par
ents 70 szkez
i ssy 70 The ~ should b
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
Advance
Turns Into
Withdrawal
FuiIs To Contact
Australian Or
American Troops.

A second lncursinn Of the Jap
anexc ID the MARKHAM Valley
beyond IRE New Guinea noun
tsins protecting Port Moreshy mas
ended q a Withdrawal dis
patches from the Allied Head
quarters IN Australia reported
to-day
The withdrawal occurred less
than - hours after il waS learned
thai = xsxesblr force had marched
lip tire valley 10 kadxab q miles
IL za,e snzerl0r AnnaEantx the
expedition was foT ree0nnae
sance purposes, for no contact
with regular Australian or Amer
ican forces were reported
Meanwhile. Russian Marshall
Semeon TImoshenkg urged the
people Ct the Ukraine 70 engage in
guerrilla warfare behind the Ger
man lines and 50 prepare the wav
for 3 Red Army IF Liberation
Help u with everything pos
3 proclamation read To
getheT with guefrlilss crush the
German occupants q Our COIN
try
a Burma government official
also saia today that native guer-
Fiila forces reported 70 have aid
ed the Japanese IN the invasion Of
Burma Nere probably Grimm
as A + Seymour. British
colonial government official wno
heads > ien6-iease mission IA
Washington told reporters that
the country as . whole Is not
ann-Brltish and pro-Japanese
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
Slot Machine Operation
Here Enters Now You See
En-, Now You Don't" Class
"One-Armed Bandits" Disappear From
Counters In Posc0goulo After Reported
R0ids In The County.

Surrounded by mystery and re
ncence. the slot machine sitas-
ton in Pascagcula and Jackson
County entered the now you see
en- nov you don't category this
week
n Psscseoula proper the ~one-
armed bandits had disappeared
Monday and rurnorS Of > raid on
ous-of-city operators was al
vsnced as the cause Of the dis
appearance Of the devices here
One establishment IN the eoun-
Is reported that three machines
had been picked Up over the
week end but on Monday two
machines were back IN operation
at tins particular place Employ
ees said the seizure was due 70
the complaint Of a mother over
the Joss Of money IN the machine
BY her minor son.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
Cub Pack Meeting
Scheduled For
Thursday Night

The Cut Pack WiH zaeef on
THURSDAY nsgfa1 Mao : = tne
Knights q Columbus HaU Cub
master Frances Frederic STAYED
thS TIE meelag wiE - helc
~ 30 ocioek
aR regular meetinE = Troop
70 Fsscsgoaz Uss he'd OF
hgsag. Aua q TIE
f2zuf sc0uUaaksef aanoanreo
tupsEee fW LAY 9 arr s The
~npEse Is foF ne easf Jackson
Cuzn1x district
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
Sixty jackson Couniians Gei
First Questionnaires From
Third Draft RegistraIiun

First queSsiunrazreg 70 regis
trani4 N tae laasd araFa zNn
rnafsu 70 SKY Jarksan Cnnu
men Wednesday ~ the loral
bosfc Other aaesiionnaise8 tn
men who registered or Fehraarx
Is, al be matted OFT dafiv a.
men II the DC 70 - year-old class
an1 iaase who became q rnre3xs
are sdoeo To the group ealeihie
for military service
DHstt beard officials stated ghat
no Information has been rexesvn1
nReralnE the order Ct cal fas
the February sixteenth regis
uauas j is believed. haMerer
that ne same policy mHi be
acupasa as IL the cnae 1t the
Seoono Registration when quo
las we're filled fnuzn D0sh saurcek
Future quotas fer tins county
VIII probably ae divided between
tne participants n fhe sEssae req
lsirat4ans for men eligible for Esi
siarE service
Help Fer H~eeirkrauaE
Separate Oecupafional ard -
iechVe sertlce 0uesuoanaire
were nailed 70 me group Mon
daF. together Wlfh instructions
Tor securing aao u filling out the
form Registrars are requested
10 contact designated mefabcrs
Of TIE advisory board assaciate
members of the advisory beard
o. other speeIficly appointed per
soas tef aic - filling oas fhess
quesflonnansex This wnfk car.
nos Be- done IL tfe office q thf
oraa boaro ans vii not - III
c~eFtaken there. s was sasa
Assistance u property coznple4.
nng tie Questaounaare ma ~ re.
ceixea % contracting ane q tfu
following MasassSipp State En-.
p~loyTneut Serves 201 Ker street
P8scsseala Any membza o. As.
sieieae member q the aaxlSsrs
board Local union Business
agent the p=rsnnnel department
~ xaa employs = Ang e thess
graaps w3n e~hearfulif sd ant
regRaani ~ao canaog cas uith
nAk form
Members a ne advisory board
sno iheE addresses are NsteS
oelQa
= ? Meeeaee court house
PssesKoaia = c Havens. co1ea
hoase RaSeakoasa Fre5 Tsyios.
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