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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

handling and piilng up in transit
Store clerks ear b. helpful in
fixing the covering 50 as 10 per
nit easy inspection Of the con
tents. since eaeh parcel is sub
geet 10 censorship
Now rs 10 size Of packages
the VA ana Navy Departments
nave asked the public 10 ase OF
ainafs snoebox size packages.
limiting ire weight - SIX pounds
Actually the postal limitation IS
i pounds IN weight of Ia inches
n length OF - inches IN length
ard girth eomhined1
Stickera OF labels resembling
postage stamps are not permits
sible on the outside Of parcels.
the Post Office Department dc
ereeS
Special Delivery Stamps No Coed
But i you1 write Christmas
parcel On II the post office says.
8 special effort VIII be made 10
deliver Il IN time.
? Sit won't dc any good 70
put special delivery stamps on
overseas parcels That positively.
wont get them delivered any
laslef.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
NEWS FROM
OUR BOYS

me 8zzna Fighter SaundFun pvf
Hgnsan Is ii ffe s7faosT and hSa
8se s % keep tat 81 ealihge nAa
chine guns On u1e pursuit shsnm
.ready e. be afea Sc ~ unes
TINS s the fifih field - which ~
hss been stationed eiFsre entering
fhr ARMY IT. peeember 81 1851.
They are maettnE coming nFz1
.Eeina THESE DAYS Retting 1T the
train When returning hasne irafn
san Diego Caiii whefN fe i
= ia the u S Marines SGT Nniit
AZ nera houe ~ laage nael WaI
ACE Renffo Dan Mahafsry ana
Hafala Gantlaf j. #ho were en
training fo9 san Diego after ttaesa
ncenf enlistment SGT Robert
NsH spend a1s IS aay leave wlsh
MS parents Nj and Mrs q &
Roberts s. - Naueienga.
among shs asen from lu3alls
~ depart luf Camp shribs r.
m8ffoV IS { E Stanley who il
Ia ths agafllng Department. nnd
ank and Lester DuFana Hafn
Newman Rho has been with the
Southern kfaH Miii i aaosHsef
Who viii leave iog shelby At tha
auH tlHHa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
R0infcn In Iockson County

There has been considerable ram IN rms section thus
summer-lt is believed thai we have had mort rain since
April than usual We know We have had q wet summer, but
M official report If same Is available.
The year book of the II 5 Department 81 Agriculture
gixeS q tabulateu statement If the precipitation for the past
eleven years, based on reports If the local observer, the aver
age for lhr spring and summer months being Is follows MAY
81 inches. june. al july. coz August. Iis. September
636 But It would seem from casual observation. that We have
had "a Tar more than our share Of raintaA
The average for the past eleven Years has been SOD
inches Of rain. Mobile county. or next door neiphbof IN Ala.
bama. has had 81 s. inches If rain.
The same report gives is 1a growing DAYS hi the year,
bur those Of as who have lawns and gardens 20 NOV and to
keep clear If weeds. believe the growing season lasts the
wear round. and We know that roses and other flowers bloom
The year round. and we have fruit ana nuts oi some kind
every month IN the year.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Toughest War Of All Times

Several Thousand Americans have met death II battle
Other thousands VII lose their lives But many millions
stand read. t. step into ther places. Il engage II 3 struggle
70 the very death For thef know that the enems IS determ-
lned 4 destroy u. cur homes and our institutions. that II
this wa Il IS XII or be killed
Battles are not Woa b soldiers ~ sailors who think first
Of heir 00n personal safety. And wars are not won By neuple
Who are concerned primarily with their own comfort. their
own convenience. their own pocketbookx.
We Americans Of today bear the eraxesi Of responsible
ties Al d the United Nations share them
Al u Is here II home are being tested-for our forfilade.
I0f ou1 se4IeSs devotion t. our country and our cause
TINS Is the toughesf var II al time We need not leave i
te historians Of the future 10 answer the question whether "
are tough enough 10 meet tins unprecedented challenge Ne
can give thai answer nov TIE answer IS Yes President
Roosevelt
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Mighty viii Be Our Plowshores

To-Day We produce - destroy but tomorrow ne vii pro
auee = build These we're the words Of y. Charles : 4
Slime q . recent meeting 81 the American Chemical Society
IS Re described the ne& Yisias - be opened e America after
lhIs var IS Won.
Il q thousand and one chemical laboratories throughout
America chemists aHe discovering ne3 continents q matter
= saen : RAPID pace under tie pressure Il Waf fhat athe
*ofa = ~ nas already become a. antiquity Re SAID
sIhe IneoneeaeabIes Of only two years ago are todaVs
Realities TIE Nar S COMPRISING INTO the space Of months
developments which might have taken 3 half q century 10
realize + necessity had no1 forced ne pace.
THESE pFessuFes are unprecedented The dexeiooments
aaHe unprecedented. Give Is . victorious peace and fhe
freedom q enterprise i should guarantee. and Cur propress
~ De unpHseeaentea Lei oaf swords De mighty and mighty
indeed FL q GU pIoNsaares.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Legal Notices
NOTICE or SALE or Il
CENSED VESSEL. N FORE
CLOSURE OF MORTGAGE

WHEREAS 81 May l. 1859.
Manuel NeHaa executed 8 certain
mortgage upon the hereinafter DE-
scrieed vessel Il the Pascaeoala
National Bank - secure ne n
deafeaness described therein 81
siz9H0U which SAID mortgage
5 u Heeurd II re Office Il tn
Deputy Collector q Customs q
Mobile Al 1uIfparI Mississippi.
n Lber + ! Folio u.
AND WHEREAS default has
been made II me payment Of the
indebtedness Haat sai6 mortgage
was given e secure and tha hold
e and owner oI the Indebtedness
secured therein - fae sad Rasaa
Eoals kaaaaal Bank under and -
virtue & TIE terms ana provisions
ano II accordance 8zfh Uaa terms
and conditions thereof. ~ SD
faseagaaIa National Bank RlII
upon Saturday aae tn aaf -
November lsaz hs and lhfoaEn
Is undersigned Attorney offer -
safe ans za#I for eash g. Hha hIah
- niaaeH within IakaI hours =
Re Wa5n 1Hanl ana# - tie Court
house 8 4aeEsan COUNTY MIssIs
saHnH - re GIHF = EazeazaaIz
he eaastlaE trade end maekeraI
fishing vessel Mss TAMPA =
he burden . seven tens
ADVERTISED POSTED AID
DATED lHs TIE 1afh dak - SEP
lEn.aE 80
THE NATIONAL
BANK
y 4 F HEIDELBERG
ATTORNEY
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Transportation In America

1t IS stated b the American Petroleum Institute that
Automobile accounted fa more than SIX times the total
miles Of transportation provided II the United States during
fhe year 1871. b other means 81 transportation. Tfansporta-
ton IN private automobiles amounted IL sol billions Of pas
sengeT miles , figure that Is almost ineomprehensible At
the same time there were over = billion miles of railroad
passenger travel over II billion miles On electric railroads
oVef 5 billion III buses, and over Two billion IL domestic
aIFIineS.
Regardless u comparisons ii the various transportation
methods. II shows that the American people are great travel
lefs and thai thee are travelling more and more each year
The total passenger miles b YAH methods have more tnan
The total passenger miles b al methods have more than
The railroads still carry the bulk Of freight L Is estimated
thai then revenue ton miles IN 1871 were the largest totals
II the HISTORY af the country.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
4 Notable Anniversary

The Winston County Journal. published AZ Louisville,
Mississippi. comes 10 rs thIS week with q reproduction Of the
FIRST issue Of the paper. dated September 23rd. 1892, as the
first section Of last weeks journal. The occasion Is the Fiftieth
Anniversary Of the publications existence Il 5 a notable
anniversary. II that the paper has had but one editor and
manager. during is fits wears ui exlstenee-WN { Hight.
whnse white hair still covers an aehve brain. and who Is one
At the moSt vifile editors II the state Like ai true men. mr.
Hight credits the success Of ms paper 10 his wife a three
III. and Mrs Hight smiling and happy. Is though the past
fifty year had been kind 10 them We hope Tor them many
mure wears 0f happy lie and work together. They are fine
people ard the Mississippi Press Association should Be and
Z proud Of themL
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Mail For
Soldiers, Says
PosioffiCe

TIE Christmas shopping season
has arrived
Ii maY he q little early faf dec
urati0ns ana department store
santa Clauses but is time 10
mink about gifts for the boys
oversees
Ii order 70 reach them rs
Christine the Posi- Office De
partmeai advises that packages
saa cards should be mailed dur
I'M Octoher-lhe aeadiine Is
Novernhef land the earlier the
better.
NoW. i0f the benefit q rela
uvt3. sWeethesrts and friend-
and f0 tn guidance 81 store
keepers ans clerks too-the army
mas drawn up q Inst of suggested
presents
The man l0ea IS t. make the
hest possible uss af limited ship
ping space-whlch means that
svlceable Killa should BE- the
rule. and alaf Sc called Christmas
luna out
n general presents should b
eass II carry 1saur soldier sail
= q marine has plenty Of stuff II
l0tel ana useful IL an climate
one - the main thing - Fe
meFnbef IS that Tie armed forces
nfuelaa thea men Wlsh fasa AM
el0thinr Including hlaaketa
However, dried fruits and hard
sanas which ; stand 2 long
rip through either hopie II arctic
Aeather ale . (. AIso fhe army
ass rs 81 rasht = sena soldiers
handkerchief and tan socks ibut
ms ian ealaEea sassl
Ties No Worry
paIenihstleal thought This
aeans johnny Dougnhay won't
axe l. worry TINS year about
Aunt rstaalas taste IN neekties
ana socks
TIE army suggested IIsf puts
emphasis 81 entertainment. Tesd
ne writing and smoking Besides
~ lf1lif ana candy haudkef
alefs and socks Il includes
Cigar cigarettes and cigar
eile ease pipes and tobacco
uaehes and lighters
Books eAekei w piease
neNspapef and magsune SUB
eflpgions
PIaelne cards puzzles and
SMALL eame-lke checkers ana
uinhaae boards
Automatic pencils fountain
a notebooks lpaekef sizes
mere Ioa4 ana stationery
smaIl follel kIH razof aIade
paekai flashlights wallets ana
W7zsl WATCHES
Incidentally Z xaaHe thinking
i sending alla = money there
i 3 ban 81 importation . I 5
money INTO MANY places - postal
meme, orders aaauid = usea -
zE.ss 60 - easaea = army post
offices wherever Hex are located
~ DaIa = IazaI foreign money
Sturdy Packages
Preparation u naeHaKe ~
noalant Boxes q contents should
- zlaHdN NIlH strong NHapnInes
zsaxmaez aaes Z e. 3 - =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
A FAMILY RECORD

Walls WalIa Wash-Mr ana
Mrs Robert Carey believe thelr
FAMILY hak sci some soat u rec
ord Three sons were commits
stoned n the armed services with
II 3 week One became q major
IN the army engineers another 3
captain IN the air force and tire
th4fa 81 ensign Re ire naval al
service
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Coast Gets New
Merchant Marine
Cadet School

a merchant Marine Cadet Basic
srh1sol mas brn established b
the Var Shipping Adnan~lra
tian II ue Inn by tlie Sea Oh
Henderson POINT where ap1rnN
mafelv GOO men wisi he trained
each year according 10 inf0rua
ton received this week
The school which IS under the
command II Lieut. Com 81 Fen
der L s n X VIII Eixe 4 base
course N 3 Waning program mat
wiI4 prepare qualified yaung men
fer officer billets an deck or IL
the engine roorn uf United States
merchant vcssels-vesSes wlach
carry the flag and commerce q
TINS nation to every port on the
seven seas
Tire last baatloaa Of cadets and
equipment has arrived from Bay
on St Jgfln New Orleans. and
training IS underway. The basic
course Is ten weeks during which
time deck cadets are instructed IL
sueh subjects a navigation sea
manship and visual signaling and
engine cadets IN such snbbecn Is
steam dlesel ard electrical e.
Rineefsng sofh groups have Ia
stfuction IN naval science boat
drill and mathematics. Upon the
completion Of tins course cadets
ere assigned 70 merchant ships fos
practical experience. They are
then sent to the u S. Merchant
Marine Academy at Long Island
for advanced training All cadets
are enrolled Is mldshlpmen. u S
Naval Reserve Upon completion
of training and obtaining licenses
as third mates Of third assistant
engineers they are eligible for
commissions as Ensign Z. S n x
Trainees to Average 600
The number Of cadets IN tram
ing at the Basic school viii aver
age 300 Each week about 20
new cadets viii b. assigned 70 the
school and approximately that
same number VIII have c0mplef
ed the training In TINS manner
about 1000 vii be trained each
veal.
Officials of the Division of the
var shipping administration have
been visiting the school and )
building program IS being plan
ned a number Of new buildings
viii be erected including q mod
ern completely equipped class
room building q barracks for en-
listed men and possibly a model
hospital The station st New O.
cans NJ De used as q Graduate
station Of the L S Maritime ~
wee for men VINO have completed
training Is apprentice seaFneB 81
the school II ST. Petersburg Fla
Candidates Tor the Z. s Ia
rine Cadet Corps must be male
citizens Of the United States BE-
tween the ages Of IL and =. Of
good character and in good physi
eaI condition They must y IN
married and must have , high
school education or rs equivalent.
according 70 the regulations Fur
ueF information can be obtained
from the Supervisor. Merchant
Marine Cadet Corps. Division Of
Training Var ShippIng Admins
tfuuun Washington. D. c
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Il LIKES NOBODY

$ Joseph Me- sIinI
= Ezan4 n nHH eKH aaH ct
thrust 8sH .eas 81 znzn
Wafd peIIin1 nIaee 80 - adsa
+ ballot VI #z#a# #azH
Cd nul eKeHE naae - I'M
q the sa~eHslaHlIHH 5tinnl
aesInsi every aas q f zhe|
80 IS sc stFaIaassHa a.
80 z.amma5 lae e. - -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Army Officials Tell What
Will Be Appropriate Xmas
Gift For Soldiers Abroad

NEfa44 #kaHH @af
Mr4tteH nai.se Tor msif cash
manes. cigarette lghte auia
m asaxieant bat don Send
overseas troops anv e the ssef
Heaao0aftegx Fourth ServAcc
Command warned
MaflAng restrictions we're last
"a g. lnsalre aeAVe1t II Christmas
presents sent the foreign duty
soldiers at Deremnssr e and the
Army pastsi Service wssuea .
plea fsa al Christmas Parcels Of
overseas destination II BE- uaatied
twean October J and Nuven
her
Requests made bY the soldiers
fof matches ana cigarette lighter
Hala because q the difficulty Of
obtaining matches n many parts
Of the world Will have p0 60 IN
filled because of the DANGER IF
spontaneous combustion IN mais
sacks Is too great However c
gazette lighters mas De mailed
but BE- sure e leave uut the fiu
id
Cash money IS useless As 3 gift
10 troops overseas becaase IN
MANY places where [ 5 soldiers
are stationed there IS . local pro
nlbilion against importation Of
United States money SO much
money could not BE- spent When
sending nonev to soldiers m 9th
Is countries Use Donestle Pes
tai Money Orders which may b.
eashec 1t Arms Post Offices any
where Money orders Overseas
are paid 10 local foreign currency
IT the current date Of exchange
Postage fof these Christmas
packages must Dc fully prepaid Al
the regular parcel post rate Only
70 the port q embarkatian Eaeil
should be limited to the size of
ar ordinary shoe box ana weigh
no more tnan six pounds, should
be securely wrapped 10 Withstand
rigorous handling and should be
wrapped 50 a. 70 permit ready IN
speetlon pf the contents - the
censors Not more thar one
Christmas parcel NAV be mailed
IN ans one week 10 the sarne aa
dfessee
Gifts Of . personal unitarian
nature should he SEM overseas
troops. according to the Army
Postal Service Miscellaneous
contents sucn as candies SOAPS
loiiet articles and the like should
be packed tightly Sharp
pointed OF sharp edged instru
ments such a. razors knives o.
scissors should nave their points
OF edges protected Thin paste
board boxes should be enclosed
n wood metal o. corrugated
pasteboard
Sealed packages 81 CANDY. q
CARS tobacco and toilet articles
may De enclosed within parcels
without affecting the parcel post
Classification a. sueh packages.
4 recent War Department SUI
Nee conducted At ports Il EN-
harkau0n disclosed that approx
mateiY ten per cent OF all mail IN
tended FOR delivery to members
81 the armed forces overseas IS IN
correctly 81 insuffieiently ad
dressed
The Army Postal Service RES
suea Int request that all mail 40
ressea C. arme personnel sefV
ng outside the continental limits
the United States should clear
Is snow the fun same serial
number service organization and
Army pess Office number d ire
aa1ressee
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
SUBSCRIPTION +

~rREEDoM or TIE PRESS doss not give ; Newspaper
fha rant e. publsh scandals attack lnnocant individuals o.
haeinmak f4uua- Meithas does FREEDOM OF SPEECH GIVE ms
individual the right 60 be.smear tins reputation Of outstanding
eltEzans. sttark ths eansmuntsYH Eemdlaa institutions nF start
whisparina campaigns for the sole reason Of disturbing the
puhHe peaee. Tc vieaats the ahove rights ard privileges g 70
sndanweE the rights and happiness Of ALL
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

SGT N0lt Roberts. founuF reporters 81 the Ehrunace-StaF who Is
nos n uanfng Tor his duties q MAI correspondent taf tire 7 ,
Marines and wao IS home On & fifteen day leape Of absence before
beng transferred 10 SOME vet unknown destination lie Is visiting his
parents Nj and Mrs @ G Roberts. ST. and other relatives 81 Van
eleave
Roberts Is ane u 9 group d newspaper men Nho are known Is
combat correspondents The need fF better sewerage Of
news from the front grew out 81 the nuI and IieeAs stories that told
Of the heroic stand u the Marines On Wake Island convinced the
o88eefs If the corps that they should have men IN the job vito could
write Is well as fight These soldier correspondents are the result Of
faa ldea The Marine Corps enlisted So former newspaper men int
ranks for assignment u duties over seas where they would
record Tor ali history the tales Of heratsm that IS traditional with the
Iaatherueeks Prom tha newspapers Of the country they came
from metropolitan dalles and small town papers-to take their
as fighting reporters Their equipment includes al regular
Devil Dog gear and also q portable typewriter win which they are
expected 10 knock out their stories from the front
Given the same rigid basic training a. all other Marines the
eombat correspondents vii man their rifles ana their typeWr8tes
in The field. fighting IN the battles and then reporting them to the
world
As the meni finish their recruit training. the9 are made sergeans
and are held n 8 pool awaiting assignment 70 the first combat unit
going out down under
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

Every state N the region where
& asshoppef outbreaks are 3 SER
aus farming hazard mas II least
loo species q grasshoppers
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Fathers Urged
To Take War
Work Positions

Ma n = OS4kAQAA&
With the purpose If placing
mon win children n kos pos
lions ~ industry and aRreuitufe
neessaFs T. me war efkHt ~
mai single men nlsY be released
To- the armed forces speeial u
tenlIan IS being given u mcupa
Itsous d feRists an@ Is tic Seier
Hes sefyiee Boards, L.isn1 Co
Lawrence " Long state airsctef
haa announced
VIII the married men wlth
children designated as ire last -
b. called n service al sncll res
fstranis are advised 70 make plan
to obtain work ~ the war affurs
81 IN dIreet support at tile eaf
effort III oHaef uat the single
men and tine married men without
|ehiidfen mss he replaced rapidly
ana the 3ur production will not
IT, slowed town
II Is apparent that practically
al single men Wnn are available
viii D. called out during Sepaem
Der and October and i IS evidenf
that tine cali Tor ehlidiesS maffleo
men viii begin ~genefaIly n No
vemle4 in Mississippi Lieut. Col
Long said The ioeal boards hi
TIE state nave hteu instructed BY
state headquarters l. furnish sin
&c reKistrants IL the afuaea loreeS
II TINS Time The only exceptions
N regard 70 single men are those
kho cannot ~ replaced u once
because ~ the fact thai they are
engaged IN q Necessary aseupa
ton af vino have Al unusual dc
peuettnes status
Msn Being He xsmined
Tine responsibility d ~aae41lng
when . regiatrauf is So esenual
10 thn war effort IS T. HeauIre
|aeferment Is left t. the Zeal
boards with the -assistane af the
state occupational advise No.
aeIefmenf can b granted Tor.
longer than six months aHa must
be renewed on. Ut befoft the q
ptfaston u thai dale The Iocaf'
board mas extend. shorten or.
cancel TINS ~delermenl q aaiohl
ause II Is the obligation u the.
employer II execute ee9faIa aili
aaeIa ard requests To- continue
tiao 81 such aelefmeuf There IS.
aisa granted the nght of anneal in
such eases winch mus + exef
eased Witnin the ten al aefiaaI
following classification .. HeeIss
slIteail0n
Men Who we're p2eeleas nlae
- ~ 5 loh eaiagofs esaaas 81
assIesi aetpek ar beng *
amtaea ana II many instance Re
ssfliei ~ tins fa4e zGaIna
tom 81 Toe aFn1ea ftHea the
standards msHs IiaeHaI tHsH IN
efl Registrars aeespIs must
qaaiIfs for u ReuefaI ~ lfarv|
eFtlce - limited mIIIsa SO
vice o. 81 non-enmbasaHf nilisl
GafY service
An honest efI6Ef asna ode.
Is each Iseal boafd 4 Haee aea1
able ons single FegsHaHa fusI
immediate calls Lleaf - ing
sad
Eleven hfanehes . err
noN open "a valuuteef an
aIaales Wha haze = e#4s## Ilea
non Wlfh Tie seieetlsa elee
ssslem These az ant aI#5zaft
coast artillery engineer a5rp
fielG artillery. signal ea.f sauk
desuaveR armed 1oHse szaaInzl
infantry ordnance enc alcai
0affaHe
Application must = t.
TIE local beard q H. "a
feaFfHanE and ezneaa 81
TIP & Camp sheIHs der
Feld Tor neeta Is
animation ana nIess. aaasz
= haFue = re ann
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

The bowie Of hunting knife
gets lis name from the Texas
tfonueIsman James Bowie. one
Of the AIamo's defenders
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

pHanaIau0n . naeEHKez =
nofEanI Boxes - contents should
= zla16S NItH strong NIapnInes
@saxmaez aass = - 3 10 =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

pc G 2 Hiessn + Whe balls
from Mo- Point writes rs uaf
ea9s - end ~ z = HInsan
$ thaf he has aeen moved
HHHHn IL HaH = HHaHIss
flela Wnassf Laes Conn elia
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02

J { BRIT son o NJ } T
huH = Maa POINT Nhe recently
enlisted II lie marines aaneed
Tuesday IF Iast week from heW
0Fieaus ~ 2 xEslf - 3 IeN dass
ailh hz mother.
La gaceta., 1942-07-02
MATRlNONIOS

Celestino Alfonso, p, y Nil
da Pla, 26; Archie G. Stratton,
81, y Lizzie Belle Martin, 60
Roy p. Foust, "a y Mary A. Ca
rey, %; William David Joyce,
40, Y Catherine Marie Stearns,
30; Ralph A. Poleino, q, y Lui-
sa Margarita Bor5enaye, %
William F. Lancaster, Jr., %, y
Elizabeth M. Smart, %; John
W. Morgan, %, y Cora Mae Ha-
.rrison, 36; Charles A. Hertley,
%, y Mary Frances O'Neal, q
Daniel Paul McGuyrt, 30, y Liz
zie Rec Fineher, "a; Curtis f.
Mclaughlin, 30, y Vivian K.
Keen, 81; William Alexander