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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Work Started On New l2OO
Unit Project Here To Help
Relieve Housing Situation
MoteriuI For IS Buildings Comprising
Project To Be Prefobricuted on Job:
VIII be Miniature City When Finished

A annn sfh.ln : town
aies % ng - Ake TIRE well
known n shs heaSt Of
soula suriag ftse next 50
Il VII ~ > cpfnplele easaasan
itv 2iah I2w Hpsng aniss ) hos
pisal and 4 cafeteria 10 say nas
ING Of reeeaaiaHal hsll4angs TIE
living quarters esnslSt 81 a 40
unit war 8aErmtafy and an SO
anil NaE apartment pro Con
s'raessen 60 TIE hfssf cstg which
Nta b. salaa q The edge of the
Defense Housing Project WAS be
gun Menasy bg ahe Crawford
Company = Baton Rouge ea
tractors A small office has neea
crested ana o6her temporary
buildings afs ~g underway. &C.
cpfdwg - Jota "a Geemon
contractors construction proleei
manager
Although fhe construction com
pans mas tire contract sa foe 81
tire PROJECT trogn aae raw ground
a. ire finished product ae cen
nses SCR site Improvement which
lnclase streets walks utilities
clearing ana grazing viii b. uo
et als week and s0Fk cfea
ulee s. start along these lanes the
FIRST 81 tas seek
T4e 80 ~ lalngs and the cotn-
manIty re~ereatenal gfalp wsai
afl ~ 81 fabricated maieffai TITS
EnhraHun wnf - DONE On Ne
sise and the sertlox8 f0f the bald
8nes a3ll b. taken Is truck 10 Tie
pfopef locations ard erected
Building Plans
n paagzHnent houses e8si zen
tain one nam var apartments
with 4 kitefen IL che corner ana :
small bath room The aormitofy
VIII De connected BY passage ways
with 3 community ut8ty unit
housing sanitary facilities TIE
regeationaA group of buildings
VIII be made up e an miiuaa1
cafeteria. and morale activities
and management buildings
Tire company WlH bring the
keY men bat approximately loo
70 l1ae ipeal men VIII - ea
poE Oh the JOB Hamilton
Crawford read e the company.
arrived THURSDAY and aN re-
main IN rne spot most If TIE
Eme coneuuctsoa s Underway.
NJ aernena sald
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Fortune Teller
Directs Men To
Aged Lost Man

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
notorY Hears Hot
Calling Down
From Tom Wells

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Sheet Metal And
Welding Glasses
For Women Here

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25

Mr Wells esllea . meeting q
teachers and parents Naa3sy ~
iertnsn . fhe PascaFaals Hleh
achaal - eKpian TIE shutting
standards 81 education and what
e wa ueeg - d.
Ire emergency haG fsken tlle
80 f# scQa1sH ~ -
formal credits end mas placed 4
on The ct q acquiring fne
tgs Information and fainInR
whrh viii render service n If
war effort he sid ~eseefa
nave tBe greatest 8v
81 - tine - the askafslng -
TIE aaaenf ife fa 1a Il
asf IS nananiaK II lH5s Hsuffrv
@. cars aae snaa 8
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gm = ta falf 10 relate 81
and ACTIVITIES = ere var
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mas eoire = ae pslal mar E
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soaHss terrible sn1s Hee
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
War Time Training Takes Important
Place In Schools Educational Aims

Nc HonneF are Haa6in arit1n'
and fsfhWaetie the Hnree primes
pa si9ns q education Nr nme
fraiuina mas ia5uea their ranks
right ogi - froaa
Tha1 doesn't mean tie plae
rag = 3 Ean on aae shoulder q
ae BIOS and esfl ttl0ugh
msnE advanced students are 6
ready enlisted sfa are oaig d.
gaug aEties partepsfaan FOR tie
eomn eaon g helf training bgi
= meanz training tat VII enable
each gre e. give rs nei effoHt
Is Hs al 04s waf. esueatafs ss
serted
TIE mw prus1am fm TIE
schools n Rpp N4 Dis
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Mississippi Association =
z Aemn~fasaE Aed -
GENTLY Il Jaaan The ane q
aas meeting was MsNssipaI
naas ana see W. Panel dlz
aaaa NesH 3 feature - -
convention 80 Taa8aas + Wells
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s pansapaHs - ns Discussion .
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mote Var EfI9m
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8ai a uaaafe has beer csAns
- County seaa Superintendent
q & kegeaa for g 8 n Thurs
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azf eazns .a Nll - pn
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Mother Of Moss
Point Mayor
Passes

S. t8H nasefa Ms Mos
FaaAeih p18m Nm6 Hn@ ~
Maea Esaseet = Woa Ma
aza8 2@ asB Hfts1 &
NKsa afaa nsaHan Ans
an outstanding el1tzen Nise N
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
State To Receive Bids
or Paving Ut
Market, Lincoln Streets
New Hiuhwoy VIII Form Access Rood To
Ino1ls Shipvcrd and Relieve Traffic
Siftsufjon. rs Days For Completion

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Movie Star Caravan
In Pascagoula Sunday

Novae Stars An6v Nevtna Nmra XOgAns and LARAMIE
Day vii make q s8.m5n4to arpmmr2nea 1T the j. S Q
e4uh a. PaNcavougs e. noon SmnaaF u cnnnRStaon with
the Jackson Counfy Ne Boaa afaTe :. 2 Cole. county
chA1vman- announced 1harsdaY mu~nana
The jackson county commltteab 8rc0mpan6en by q
police moaorcycie ssco- viii pxk ~ ms picters Cara.
van. vskich has eulEstee g o aatAun wsde drive 70 stina.
late ire sac Of War bau6k and etampm ~ the Admiral
Sanmes Eutal IN Mohae md ~ @ernxt thea here- Tbs
stars VIII mske q hTies ling Aroand PsAcaaoala and
xMI then pat in q s0maate 9ppesfsnCe 81 TIE Z. S Q.
elsbs
the Caravan here ana escort them g the Buena vssts
Hotel a. BEoNL
Mr.. Cole stated thst q hrFnaana ne Caravan here
me Jackson County Comnittee had pledged the sale Of
$4,000 IL War Bends
The Hollywood Caravans arn puffann r. personal ap-
se9s4nnee and ssacinp programs a rlktn4 throughout the
nasaon IN the drive 20 stmulsfe the sale Of War Bonds
they have donate5 their essorfa i tie drive Is . part
II theu rousrIbution e the Var ekforA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
English Fight
For Very Lives.
RoiarianS Told

Presenting she var csmnnen
trv IS BFnsaier General n 5
@eA Leatenaaf Commander
x h Msresa ii fsa BRITISH Navy.
addressed fhe Moss Point Rotary
Club Thursday
The BRITISH are literally fEhi
lfsF Eaf fte9 hxe he sad Hi
te has Essd that tae island could
support is mllSaa persons and
since there are noN IS million IN
habtana usat leaves 80 million
fer Hitler - asnae II should he
conquer Great Britain and none
fools himself about boa Hitler
wu1s8 g. about aeing alsa
H. Com Martin pointed oef
thst although i has beer sad
shat EaEiana letting me armies
- bier COLONIES fEfs thls Nar tnaf
there arc more colonial soldiers
= England proper 8san there ara
Eneh5sa soldiers TIE ma Gritty Of
lhe Eaatish aefaea faFres age Is
atfef countries according 50 BIS
speech
ART rsa has sueaew sent far
naDre supplies - Hgassia thsa She
cs.rr praTasasa Ae aa.n nalanans
ID 49, Egau Mafuns
last H@k - tire Rotary
Clan > typographical errur was
made There S one o1z ct every
lhree persons between the ages
e - and S 70 Enelan6 engaged
81 waf Naf
NJ. Densou Speaks
Charles = Densan. zuditaE
fr0rn she wfive Service head
quarters II Iaek9a VAS 8 guess
g the h1nrhaou q the Rev ] ?
Brock He explained tbe various
elak1eatiaus and cateser6es un-
der TIRE SeleeGEe Service law
What vas considered 8 PHYS.
Ieal defect sufficient &c keep :
man ulf of tne service - 1915
may nat b. - eizzaed mex be
said Tnes are MT yet sakins
men Nlth one arm 81 ons ieg bat
they afe taking men Wita ons
@e
Tommy Launep made . brle.
talk = tae cub o. tie activities
lcoHsinuea On Page 6 ST. u
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
File Answer
In Bridge
County Asks PoY For
Highway From AlC.
To H0rrison Line.


a a q snd anum s I'M
State HsNa Dreafs q
zunctan tssng m she Razca
s5mle soG bree aea was hJea
n te EaanceTw eaaf4 here las
mek n ae are es1hss sske
= fvaenass fran sse xste g
St 76a - for 4he rest Is CO
e 2 cuneeete
sususs sac @asuiv Esam tkx Ala
asms nfste ae q ere Harrison
eaant An2 ae ) m teA bridge
area aaa ae cpaafFs STARE Is
she cas ct Ire Ocean Spnanes b
a0a hfane
The state - process q nlEne
sn teak wa 0ac aaa brlase ares
en- aemheF = aaer ~ Act
passes - tsae 1912 ssgu e the
afe legislature
TIE euuniK preeloag has
askes tne aafe fas - wburne
uent ony fa IRE cost - egn
pf re taa Bridge area
em ahe Eas Ea nsFg
three faslc aezass marsh lands -
re Wsf fagaasa rrEer TIE
cross eia marked ane FIRST uuae
Eaaf fae c1nelee highway acGo
aae county aaie - county and
ze3efs fauas Nlltla4f state s8a
aas enteHes tae controversy be
1Assan sae eeaasv ara gfsAe
Maintained By CountY
r. 4s aeew s sas Wutea
aat thas tae nsantA na attain
81 ans aaDsfN Be4 afae BOA bridge
AREA Nzee - construction - =
CanHnaea aa Page s Seeaan il
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Scrap Collection Drive Is Set For
October SID. Committee Announces

Int So ean e pat
SIDE ae ana IRE
des
IS 1re 4hat CHS u1re
aan = akaa1ea tnaa nhe
81 ae ha Sc
ae ~ scrap during
pk W nsfr Aia sssn
lie 1h MpA Resaee
su nelesaona
au Scrap Beausv 40
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se nagesnnN a4H not un.3 ela
s 1e Fssal iabusazuE naash
asar8 81 lHss unnang 8 uas
esnfsar aus s. a.sn nemoae ese
SORTS e the form af unsguF
ns IS me s. osieef aank
ct.xens oa 81 saear paan1afr
aasy aae 81 ne Saae tfue eor
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ean aA4y oar taan
Eer Kafana earuzuIteee
usze Il tse mlne 81 fn1
E8anC mas eo IS the
80 Tue Ananra
nE fo So shlreN chairman
81 H. 1ssaazaa ca4a1Ai
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Var Workers
Must Obtain
Release L Enlist

IL m - teeH MAf a
e
0S mue
a aHnaaarc ~ HfaaN
W ag q ac :
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
Citizens
Meeting To Be Held
III High School Here
Af7:30 Thursday.

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Casera o 6 aasr
musaF aaeur .
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s. ~ serlenal
r8ina etnn anfHg t4e
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1ss SHe W6fk . resaea
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Daaa tfe C18nsns ~
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aas mHn pass 81 f# meeting
SITE q uaHfaa 81 atsaa *
jaeHsan E#ants leasing tns
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saE to Na NaNh so aa 8
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DISCUSSES
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25

Is Cafes In
of Limits Signs
Are Posted After
Inspection Trip

Thi~aan cafes and
Is Pnsuils Ne aae an.
- bx Hatea Nsta as
uaa Wesaasdn oaaan q
a m - a. = &.
r ans she 3 s
s ana Ur EaRaar
WcsHan g S Haaiic
HaaI aa s. aezme
~ an H s
aesal
e and ack
see pisces au zsr
ae aaEae ~
Asserting = sae officials Me
sats Nmf
aenezsa Ca Ea1 SIP
80 &c Ta , Cafe ~.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25

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icaaHsa "a Pc &
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Distinguished Guests
To Attend Red Mass
Of {. u. Law School
Wallace, Stone and
Members Of Congress
Accept Invitations

Vice President Wallace and Chief
Justice Stone. with their wives. will
head the group of distinguished
guests attending the annual Red
Mass" at IL am. tomorrow in the
National Shrine Of the Immaculate
Conception at Catholic University.
according to the Very Rev. Robert
j. White, dean of the university's
law school.
Associate justices of the Supreme
Court as we'll as members of Con-
gress, the cabinet and diplomatic
corps also will attend. the list of
acceptances shows. Invitations were
issued in the names Of the Most
Rev. Michael j. Curley, Archbishop
of Baltimore and Washington and
chancellor of the university; the
Most Rev. Joseph M. Corrigan, rec
tor of the university, and the dean
and faculty of the law school.
The Red Mass" is a solemn votive
mass Of the Holy Spirit. 1t is cele-
brated annually under auspices of
the Catholic University law school
in recognition of the opening of
Congress and resumption of sessions
by the Supreme Court and subordi-
nate Federal tribunals after Christ
mas recess.
Msgr. White announced the fol-
lowing as among those accepting
invitations: Associate Justice and
Mrs. William o. Douglas, Associate
Justice and Mrs. Hugo L. Black.
Associate Justice and Mrs. Stanley
Reed. Associate Justices James F.
Byrnes. Felix Frankfurter and Rob-
ert jackson. the Attorney General
and Mrs. Francis Biddle, the Post
master General and Mrs. Walker,
Secretary Of Labor Perkins, the Pol
ish Ambassador and Mrs Ciecha-
nowski. the Latvian Minister and
Nine. Bilmanis, the Dominican Min
lister and Nine. Troncoso, the Min
lister Of Luxembourg and Nine. lie
Calais. the Minister Of Haiti and
Nine Dennis, the Irish Minister
and Mrs. Brennan.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
0'DanieI Again Will Ask
Liquor Ban al Army Posts
BY the Associated Press.

BY t1c Associated fIcsS-
Senator ODaniel, Democrat, Of
Texas said today he would maintain
as one of his legislative goals the
banning of intoxicating liquors from
all military and naval establish
ments.
Unsuccessful yesterday in an ef-
fort to obtain immediate Senate
consideration of a bill designed to
prohibit the sale and possession of
liquors, wines and beers in and
around such establishments, the
Senator said he might try again
soon to obtain Senate expression on
the measure.
The bill was introduced last
February by the late Senator Shep-
pard of Texas, Mr.. ODaniels
predecessor.
Senator ODaniel said he thought
the Senate should by legislation back
up War Department orders which
already have prohibited sale of hard
liquors in military zones. The orders,
however, do not apply to wines and
beers.
Yesterdays action came on the
23d anniversary of the ratification
of national prohibition. For years
past. the late Senator Sheppard.
often called "the father of prohibi-
ton" chose this date to deliver a
special prohibition address to the
Senate.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Room Registry Office
To Open Tomorrow on
Pennsylvania Avenue
Stoff of 30 Workers
Will List Quarters for
Defense Employees

The Districts defense housing
registry will open its new offices. in
the temporary building in the tri-
angle in front Of the District Build
ing, tomorrow morning. 1t will be
stated By about 80 workers under
the supervision Of the District De-
fense Council and the Washington
Board Of Trade.
The registry Office. which Is listing
addresses of rooms for rent, has been
operating since March II at 458
Indian avenue NV. Staff salaries
are paid by the District w. P. A..
some Federal departments and the
Board Of Trade. The new quarters
are equipped with a battery of IA
trunk telephone lines.
The manager of the service Is
Roy Miller. Lawrence E. Williams
has general direction, and other
members Of the Defense Council
housing group are William Press,
Harry L. Anderson, Mrs. Helen Duey
Hoffman. j. B. Gordon, John Ihlder,
Charles C. Koones, c. F. Preller,
Charles M. Thomas and James C.
Wilkes.
The new quarters, made available
through the cooperation of Defense
Housing Co-ordinator Charles F
Palmer, contain about 1000 square
feet of floor space.
Mr.. Williams said the registry now
is equipped to handle the additional
vacant-room listings expected to be
filed in response to the Commission
ers recent request to District home
owners to provide living quarters on
a rental basis to at least one Gov
ernment war worker during the
emergency.
The city heads, in making the
appeal, pointed out that between
40 900 and $4,000 new Federal work
ers are expected to come to Wash
lngton during the next several
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Ruid Siren and Whistle
To Be Tested in BoIIston

An afraid siren and a steam
whistle used as raid warning will
be tested this afternoon in the
Ballston area, F. Freeland Chew,
chief air raid warden for Arlington
County, revealed yesterday. The
flve-horsepower siren arrived yes
terday.
The siren will be tested at o'clock
at the Arnold Bus Co. terminal,
Wilson boulevard and North Ran
dolph street. The steam whistle will
be tested at 3:15 o'clock at Genes
Laundry, Fifth and North Randolph
streets.
Mr.. Chew also said he was await
ing delivery of two more sirens from
another firm which would also be
tested. He emphasized that none
of these had been purchased. but
were only being used for expert
ment.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Red Cross Seeks
Funds for War

The District Red Cross Is ap-
pealing for $750,000 as its quota
of the American Red Cross
War Fund Campaign for $50,-
100000 to provide relief for
American war victims and to
carry on rapidly expanding Red
Cross services for the armed
forces.
Today the District fund
stands at s150,926 80.
Checks should be made pay
able to the American Red Cross
and envelopes marked For the
War Fund"
Any bank will accept your
contribution and forward it to
District Red Cross headquar-
tiers. 2020 Massachusetts, avenue
NV. There are also booths
in leading hotels. department
stores and at Union Station.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Poor Richard Club
Presents Gold Medal
To Publishers Head
Advertising Club Marks
236th Birthday
Anniversary Of FronkIin
BY tic Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-THE
Poor Richard Clubs gold medal
award of 1912 was presented last
night to Walter M. Dear, president
Of the American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association, as q tribute to
American journalism.
The presentation was made at the
clubs annual dinner on the eve Of
the 236th birthday anniversary Of
Benjamin Franklin, Philadelphia 5
No. l citizen, patriot, statesman,
scientist and publisher.
Twelfth Annual Award.
Mr.. Dear, who also is publisher
of the Jersey Journal at Jersey City,
accepted the medal from Club Presi-
dent William Berry and declared:
Our present prime concern is not
for the implements of liberty, as
such, dear as they are. Libertys
survival will be their survival. And
when freedoms forum Is again un-
distracted and secure in peace, the
ranks will bulge once more with
those who will stand bravely up to
discern and fight for all attempts
that there may be to invade the
sacred precincts of our press's free
dom"
He told the distinguished audience
of business, civic and Government
leaders that he was only symbol
Of the institutions Of free speech
and free press.
The award was the twelfth made
by the club. composed of advertising
men. 1t is given annually to the
person selected by members as max
ing an outstanding contribution to
the advance of America.
DR.. Bryan Speaker.
Speaking at noon ceremony In
Franklin Institute, Dr. John Stewart
Bryan, president of William and
Mary College and publisher Of the
Richmond (Va) Times-Dispatch, de-
clared that in the presence of war,
freedom of the press is working
today"
Dr. Bryan also was principal
speaker at the club banquet.
Earlier. memorial services were
held at Franklin's grave at Old
Christ Church near Independence
Hall. Among those who placed
wreaths on the grave were Col.
Joseph C. King, representing Presi-
dent Roosevelt. and Col Benjamin
F. Evans, adjutant general Of Penn
sylvania. representing Gov. Arthur
H. James.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Conservation Of Poser

Every citizen Is called upon
to see that not a pound of paper
is wasted. Demand from every
clerk that any unnecessary
wrapping of packages or un-
necessary use of paper bags be
dispensed with.
Do not burn newspapers but,
when you have saved enough
for a bundle, give them to the
school children who are CO.
operating in the defense pro-
gram with the parent-teacher
organization in The Stars cam
paign for reclaiming old news
papers. y
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Coast Publishers SheIve
Alien Eviction Demand
px +Ie Areoc;atad DraSe

BY the Associated Press.
CORONADO. Calf. Jan. 17.-Cali-
fornia publishers have shelved for
the time being a demand that Axis
aliens be evicted from the Pacific
Coast.
In resolution adopted last night
by the California Newspapers As
sociation at its 54th annual conven-
ton, the 300 members urged the Fed
eral Government to move all enemy
aliens from California, oregon and
Washington.
After stormy session, however,
State Railroad Commissioner Justus
Craemer. publisher of the Orange
News, persuaded the group to return
the resolution to committee until q
later meeting.