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Evening star., 1942-03-29
Quizzed on Beating
OF Teacher, Mother
Co|Iapse5 on Stand
Returns to Tell How
Phontoms Entered Mind
Over Sons Treatment
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, March %
Mrs. Arthur H. Leslie. As, collapsed
today in the Tippecanoe Circuit
Court room where she and her huS-
band are on trial on charges of
assault and battery in the Strapping
of their 11-year-old son Dannys
fifth grade teacher, Miss Constance
Davis, 33.
The trial paused for an hour and
Mrs. Leslie returned to the stand
10 tell of phantoms that DANCED
through her mind last February 27
AS she entered Miss Davis room at
LongloiS School. Danny had come
home complaining Miss Davis struck
him on the head with book.
The State charges Mrs. Leslie beat
the teacher with a Boy Scout belt
while her husband stood guard at
the door. The mother has entered
a plea of temporary insanity, but
DR.. Clarence H. Rommel testified
today she had no symptoms of an
unsound mind.
Says She Is Nervous.
Asked to tell of her sons physical
condition, Mrs. Leslie said, We'll,
we had known of that heart MUIR
mur for some time and he had been
highly nervous She, too, was high
ly nervous, she said, and at times
had violent headaches.
Mr.. Leslie previously had gone to
school when Danny had trouble. the
mother testified. but she went after
Mr.. Leslle's voice failed in January
The three went together to the
school after Danny came home and
said he had been struck.
We went in and we three went
together" Mrs Leslie said. I'VE
stopped in front of room and |
opened the door. I believe-Im
not positive. And I stepped in and
said, Miss Davis
Il saw her over on the other side
Of the room. She looked so terribly
tall. I don't know if she is tall or
not, I just went haywire"
Who else did you see?" asked
Defense Attorney Francis j. Murphy
Il saw all of those teachers who
had made Dan so miserable" Mrs
Leslie answered
At that point she broke down
CRYING out. oh, why do I have to
be prosecuted like this?" She called
for Danny. but her son was not in
the courtroom.
Saw Other Illusions.
Returning to the stand after a
doctor attended her in Judge w
Lynn Parkinson's chambers. Mrs
Leslie said she saw other illusions in
the schoolroom.
She saw Danny being choked and
slapped on his sunburned back, she
said. and she saw that poor little
boys eve out and that little girl
that was so desperately i'll"
Mrs. Leslie said she didn't re-
call striking Miss Davis or remem-
Der driving home. She denied de-
liberately taking the belt to the
school, but said it might have been
in the pocket of coat she selected
at random from closet.
DR.. Rommel was the last witness
today Another physician is to tes-
tify Monday.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Bishop Schrembs Improves,
Given Chance 10 Recover

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, March 28-Arch-
bishop Joseph Schrembs. critically
i'll with pneumonia, was improved
tonight and given some chance of
recovery.
Auxiliary Bishop James A. Nc
Fadden said the archbishop was a
long way from recovery, however,
and that he was very weak Oxygen
was still being administered
Compilations developed Thurs
day, and Bishop McFadden gave
him extreme JUNCTION that night.
The archbishop was rs March IL.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
For q Stronger AmeFco
PHYSICAL Education Students
Criticize Wasted Time
High School Pupils Also Soy They Are
Not Given Long Enough to Dress

better organized 50 much time would
not be wasted"
If physical training teachers
were more physically At themselves
they could expect better co-opera-
tion. Some P. T. teachers look like
physical wrecks themselves, so how
can they expect to set an example
for the students? Too much time
IS wasted. II more time was spent
in playing and less in explanations
we'd get somewhere"
Il don't like gym because OF the
ridiculous timing system. We rush
to get dressed then sit or talk Gust
waste time) for half an hour, then
we zoom to get dressed. I'd prefer
to take hygiene"
why don't cadets and football
players take gym? After all football
and cadets are just extra activities,
so why should they substitute for
the regular required physical edu-
cation program"
ITS just plain awful. We spend
about an hour week on actual gym
practice. How can fellow get any
thing out OF sport in that short
time? Some educators claim that
physical education is a minor sub
ject. When we graduate who's gonna
ask us to cut up frog or explain the
unknown quantity of x? Spend
more time on physical education and
we'll have a stronger nation"
DO I take gym? Don't be silly.
don't 90 out there and jump around
like a dope for nothing. l have a
rest period instead of gym.
IF we had a double period of gym
We could have more time for actual
activity. I think both boys and girls
should have after school and inter-
high sports"
Mckinley.
Physical training should be given
more often"
More time should be spent in de-
veloping the body instead of merely
playing games
Too much time is wasted deciding
what to do each gym period"
The main trouble with the phySi-
cal training course at Mckinley is
lack OF space and teachers. One
teacher may have so to 10 girls or
boys in one class"
Eastern.
Il like it but the program isn't
strenuous enough. think everybody
should take it every day"
L would prefer longer periods Of
gym
Il like it but would enjoy it more
if we had bigger variety OF sports
to play"
Il like it because it helps build
up your body. Too much time is
wasted calling rolls"
Il don't care for sports of any
kind. The program wasn't good, 1t
was too strenuous. We should take
exercises instead of playing games. -
Il think If everybody would take
gym 1t would be much better"
Evening star., 1942-03-29

you think you've gone cockeyed," he
added
Despite the difficult weather and
rather primitive surroundings the
eight months of marine occupation
of Iceland was completed with al
most no illness and with an amaz-
ing health rate in general. Gen.
Marston said he couldn't under
stand the high health rate, unless
it could be laid to hard work.
Iceland is an interesting place
but primitive to our standards" he
said. ITS bleak, has no trees and
no native animals. Icelanders never
have had military organization of
their own, and it must be admitted
that they resent slightly the British
and Americans being there. Yet
most of them prefer us to a German
occupation"
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Diplomat to Address
Oldest Inhubitunts

The Association of Oldest In
habitants announced last night that
the speaker at its regular monthly
meeting Wednesday night will be "a
diplomat who has had unique ex-
periences in occupied Europe Until a
very recent date" His identity was
not disclosed.
The meeting will be held in the
Old Union Engine House, Nineteenth
and H Streets NV, and will start at
1870 pm.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
De MoIoY Proqrom

Charter Membership night of
George Fleming Moore Chapter,
Order of De Molay of Hyattsville,
will be celebrated at pm. Thursday
in the Masonic Temple, Hyattsville
Master Councillor Glen Watson and
Paul L. Messersmith will welcome
the guests
Evening star., 1942-03-29
For a Stronger America
I2th OF a SerieS.)
BY JOHN w. THOMPSON, Jr.

Too much time is wasted in high
school physical education classes,
calling the roll or deciding what
to do, and not enough time is
allowed for dressing.
This is probably the major OBJ
servation of high school students
recently polled by fellow students
on what they thought of the exist
ing physical education program in
the schools.
Whether or not they liked the
program. the widely differing re-
sponses came closest to a consensus
on this point-waste of time. It
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Man Badly Hurt by Auto

Edward Liberty. So, Of the 900
block Of Tenth street NV. was in
serious condition at Georgetown
Hospital last night after being struck
by an automobile in the 3400 block
of Connecticut avenue. He was
struck about $50 pm. while crossing
I in the middle of the block, police
reported.
Evening star., 1942-03-29

Hitler hopes you won't buy any
Defense stamps and bonds.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30
100, 600 Pounds Rubber Collected
In Jackson County; Drive Is Extended

ine. The preliminary reports from
various sections revealed that the
actual amount II rubber obtained
IL ihe campaign had fallen Tar
short Of what mad been expected
"We aFe proud Of the people of
orr county Wit0 are showing their
appreciation 81 our country and
the struggle that ~ being made 20
keep II ffrn ~ cooperating with
the NnseHnupesaA ~ ere etsogs
II this rubber Mr.. Meaehee said
sHut we want a. urge everyone
Who hiss overlooked . single piece
Of rubber. even 4 mt ring 10
bring If to nnr IF the filling sta
tions to-day Take one more hook
around the hotlac and Be sure YOU
haswns missed a thing
Jackson County will probably
have one OF the b.ss records IN
the state ia proportion r. is pop
nlatiun Ctcm Ovcfaifeei chair
man Of the Huhiper Salvage Com
mitiee n the Petroleum Indus
tries for this county. also express
81 qualification II the response 10
tins appeal for rubber
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30
Convention Of
WOOdman Circle
Held AiB Biloxi

The Southern District q the
State OF Mississippi 81 Tie Wood
man Circle held one Of the most
successful conventions eser held
on fhe Gulf Coast. Thursday,
June IS. At the Community House
OF mo edge 81 the beautiful Gull
cf Mexico A. Biloxi The air Was
caal wiih . stiff sea breexc from
the gulf and me spaciaus room
II the Community House made
the convention 8 very pleasant
and q happy one
There were = distinguished
guests Of honor and visitors pins
S guests from Mobile. - mem
bea rom Biloxi. : from GBllport
! rom cHssfai Springs = from
Paaeaeoula. is from MeComb ana
Z IHam BHookhaxen TIE meeting
Ha honaFed nx the presence 81
AHtionai Treasurer Ms Ethel
.Heaaays State Manager hrs Ru
d. Westnfook National Repre-
sentative Mrs Ardeafh Rnea
zsale State Treasures Hrs Lula
smith ard Mrs Lena WafhlS nat
aal representative 81 Alabama
Hae opening address Wes ~
- - Deputy La@fene II Baexl,
tne response Wss gwen -
- L~aafence The Ealf caH =
officers sas called ana fhs 4saa'
Procedure q utaaiistie Hork 80
Carried gu Minutes e the Pc
meeting rad and apFtnsee
arc committees aere appointed
= serve % the courtesy commit
Miss Carrie Roach IS chair
HzH and ire nominating CON
HH51ac 3az appointed s. follows
Continued q PaEe 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30
Report Result
0fPledge Drive
ToBe Given Soon

Reports on the Victory Pledge
campaign IN jackson County are
beng received bs J Oliver Cole
county chairman. and figures on
tlaa outcome are being prepared
4 was announced this week
Naturally IL viii take time T.
eafnrsate the checking II fhe
pledges. MIR Cole said. "hut we
feel sure the drive was . success
and We viii rezease the returns
Is soon d possible
Anyone who was overlooked ia
the drive for pledges Il purchase
war savings bonds and stamps i
axzei Ia 20 sa 1he uftaea "a ar
n n tfe Pix Thea4s.F eaildine
and sign 4 pledge card The aim
ri the campaign was 10 get the
names OF every person with an
income IN the county IN a pledge
card 50 that the United States
government might know how
much money viii be available
from the sale Of these bonds and
stamps.
The house la hosise canvass IN
Ocean Springs. Pasearoula and
Moss Point was conducted bs the
AIR raid wardens and N rural dis
tFicfs hy Miss Ruth Cam, homo
demonstration agent. and a ]
Franklin county agent Reports
from tire workers under those IN
charge are being gathered and
then turned over - NJ. Cole Tee
pledge cards must BE- checked,
he explained 50 that there viii
Be no Implications Of cards
signed b. workers IN the indus
tries and businesses which Q
Quoted a drive among employee
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30
American Legion
Auditory Elects
New Officers

Al a meeting 81 the Womans
Auxiliary 70 the American Ia
eion IN the us0 building Thurs
day evening the election Of Of
lieeFs was M important business
coming before the chapter.
Following the report from the
nominating committee. the fol
lowing members were Unanimous
Il eleelea 10 office
Mrs Il X Thornton. president;
Mrs I'd White vice president
airs J. q Cole. secretary. Mrs
Pedro Cox. treasurer Mrs T T.
Justice. historian. Mrs John
Grant. S. chaplain Mrs Bru-
baker assistant chaplain and Mrs
: X Green. sergeant alarms
The following were selected 20
represent the auxiliary At the
convention Al jackson Mss. IN
July Mns r T Justice and Mrs
Il X Thornton delegates and
Mrs T L COBB. Mrs Sd White
and Mas Ed Mason aIternates
The Auxiliary voted 10 donate
SIS 10 tue US0 in their coming
campaign for funds
II wss also decided to change
he time q meeting . the fourth
Thursday evening Of each month
with the place - b. the Use II
thls Lass meets With the approval
q Alton P Ma. director Of that
organization
The session vas opened With
The usuaI flag ceremony which
Was followed b . PRAYER voiced
b Mr. John Grant ST.. the
chaplain
Reports were also given hy the
secretary. Mrs H K Thornton.
and The treasurer. Mrs Fl Mason
Hostess Mr. Pedro Cox and
SIS John Grant s.. served
sandwiches and cookies vlth cold
drinks
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30
Beach House
Here Entered
By Yandak

Believed By police to have been
an act Of vandalism. the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley n Bebler
on Beach Boulevard was entered
twice last week.
Neither Mr. OF Mrs Bebier was
At home at the time Of the break
ing I'd winch occurred during the
day On the first visit c~anissers
Of flour and sugar were emptied
on the floor Of the kitchen after
which iusecficide had apparent
Is been sprayed on Il. On the
second occasion. several glasses
and other fragile objects in the
lower rooms Of the house rad been
broken. Apparently nothing At
all had been taken
Police Rad few night caiis over
the week end and apparently the
nocturnal wandefings Of the per
son or persons Who have kept the
toNn IN > state q suspension for
the past few weeks had ceased
Chief Of Police A ". Eel report
I'd Monday that Psscago0la had
enjoyed : quiet week en1 with
only . few arrests Tor minor vio-
lationx
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30
To Hold Annual
July 4ih Even.
iBeach Park

The annual Juig 4fh eelebra-
ton and picnic 81 me Beach Park
pavilion ms year viii BE- ; two
DAY event and IS expected 10 draw
hundreds # persons from Pasea
eauIa Mos Point and lhls entire
section.
TIE celebration viii BE- Spon
aHea by he PasesgeuIa Central
Fire Department and Hlli start
Saturday morning Julx sfn ard
last Through Sunday. members -
TIRE arrangement committee sad
Plans sal Tor games music.
dancing CONCESSION booths Of al
TYPES II entertainment An or.
.chesEfa N4H r. 81 hand = fun.
lsh music for TIE dancing The
entire preeeds All g 70 he
hze department
FIan also cali fof 8 series e
bal races e b heId e. me HI.
n3enai per 81 re park
Tfa 8uI3 sfh celebration st Ihs
PARK has Aeeu "a annual affair
ans que - TIE influx ~ 81
~oskas Inla tbs section i Is -.
pezsea B. draw 3 larger number
e visitors 1han = former years
Plans IF the celebration have
esH auaa HaY fsT several Weazs
aa1 u.e eaFiouz games ard en-
Continued 81 Page g.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30

wiih plans heing Wahe 70 ex-
tend TIE Rahber Salvage cam
paign to midnight u July 10. IN
dratlons here MONDAY Ncre that
nearly 100000 pounds have becn
collected n Jackson county dur
ing 4 two weaks collection earn
paign
According % A. T Merehce.
chairman 81 iha cealntN co1noaii
tee. tlie response throughout the
county q the president appeal
fur every possible scrap Of rubber
has been most satisfactory II the
tnwns and IN the rural areas
alike the citizens of this section
have brought rubber ranging in
sixe from small nahter shoe bpels
t. automobile Tires rs their con
tfihuiiun 10 the war effort
The extension 81 tune an the
campaign which was originally
scheduled b. close today was re.
qncsied ~ President Roosevelt
due t. the fact shai the results 81
the drive over the nation as a
whole have been most disappnint.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30
Robert Patterson Is
Heard Over Ingolls
Radio Broadcast

Under Secretary Of War Rob
ert T. Patterson viii be the guest.
speaker On the American Cnal
Ienac. radio program Of The In
gals Shiphuliding Corporation 10
be heard Wednesday night from
8 to 8s0 over WWL New Orleans
This program IS also presented
each Monday night OYER WHRc
birmingham. WALA Mobile and
WMsL Decatur. hom $50 to 10
o'clock
Under Secretary Of War Fat
terson viii climax & Hollywood
produced play. The Purchase ct
Alaska
With the enemy already
threatening the Alaskan mann
lana thes3sahfhe Atetstian fsin1H
4 was asserted the nuder sfsrse
tary of war Is expected b stress
appreciation Of The fine chip
building Job being done ~ The
shipNard here ard is relation 10
the haitfng u Japanese advanees
and offensive operations by the
United Nations
Each week the ingalls, com
pennies vii present an ouistand-
ing decentralization Of heroes n
American history and a pfami
uenf war leader a. guest speaker
Already heard IN the program
Blandy. Bruce. Land and Virkere
Last week Robert Norwood. q
weldcr in the Eugalls wards here.
spoke on She determination q
all workers to DO their BIT T.
spesd the var effort
The theme of the program TINS
week Is q salute to PaseagoHla
and the whole of rs shdpbuiidfne
activities
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30
Boy Scouts Attend
Three Day Comp
n DeSofo Park

Local Boy Scouts attended .
three d. camporee foF the Pine
Burr area held at the DeSoto
National PARK last week Mem
berx Of Troop Ne. 2is Boy
Scouts Of America. and their pa
lroi leader chartered , bus which
look them % The camp in 3 body
r addition. several BOYS from The
FOX Patrol Troop No ~ also at
tended
Mrs Henry Gsutier and airs ].
S Abbey drove one automobile
70 camp taking As their passen
gers Mac Gaulier, Everett Stone
ard Walker Foster. Mr Lester
HiidebEand drove Ronald Byrd,
willard Walker. Bobby Matthews
and Graham Hildebrand up Cor
the event.
The eamporee was II charge %
v T. Thackef Scout executive
officer foF tbs area. and = W.
Tucker. assistant executive The
Scouts took their oNsn equip
ment and food and pitched fheir
tents n the park for the three
day cutting Various programs
had been planned for the say.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30
Body
Found In Wafer
Near Gautier

Mystery surrounded the drown
ing q Cofnclias cargsle. work
man al the Ingalls, Shipbuilding
Cooperation plant here. whose
boag was found lust bef0rc noon
Monday II the water near the
bridge on Highway 90 between
pascacoula and Gautier
An inquest wa held - Coroner
II A FaiIs and 4 coroner Jury.
summoned by County Highway
Pasrolman Leo Byrd ano com
pased Of S ~ Upton. F. II Chest
nut Eueent Rodriguez. ID Y
Rushing G II Guy and g. II.
#Sar Tusaa = vrraiet ~
death By drowning Cause Of
drowning unknown
Eafgiie Who Was about 80 wears
ota @as aem Virgins and on his
body was q card HnstfucEIng that
IL ease If accident Mrs w. p.
Furry Of Virgins be notified. Ae
roraing 70 Ceruuef Pals. tine body
had been IN tbe Wases os6weeD =
and 30 haurs
Dallas Bright negro. who went
70 examine some hooks he mad Sc.
out. found The body where appar.
emily it had become enfangled
win one Of the hooks He noa.
fled T. r Gatfi and L. g. Refs
who summoned the authorities
The body Is beng held at ths
Fails Funeral Home IN Mos.
Point Until "details as to funera.
arrangements IRE made
According % the coroner, Car
gle was fully clothed when hi
boay was found However. there
were No marks Of violence OF
the BODY and il vas Thought pos
sible thai he might have faIler
asleep while sitting on the bridge
and fallen into fhe water. The
ownef Of q fishing camp nearby
reported that Carsiie had come
b his camp sometime during ths
morning Sunday bat ne did not
hass any conversation with him
Apparently no enc saW him #.
ter mat
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30
RatiOning Board
Urges Careful
Check OfTires

Urging owners 81 meteor We
h4eIes Is check their tres care
fully from Tune T. time inc local
War Price and Haiioning Board
No. 80 announced Monday that
certificates Tor new tires VIII not
be issued whea she I'D tires
shuw signs % neglect and abuse
The local Board expressed the
fear that owners If trucks and
ofner vehicles listed fog new tires
Dc not understand that reeapping
certificates must b. obtained be
fore the tres are worn 50 that
they are unfit faF xecappIng
Finder the present require
ments since June /. il AIS stated
= Board nav naf ssue 5 certafi-
cate for q Hfe q go applicant whe
seeks q replace 8 tire carcass
which csnnot be retrcsded unless
the applicant car establish q the
satisfaction ~ the Board uaf the
carcass which lie seeks - REPLACE
became anaSsble through err
cumstanee not resulting from tse
applicants abuse 81 neglect
Z 3 caf owner eeFiess5s eua1zn-
aes e use rs tires after TIE tread
Is Nofn smooth the Nse hecoaas
Sc Xofn = S net - fof neEFeadIne
As seon - che EIKe shows signs ~
becoming N0fn application should
b made Tor : certificate Tor -
eannIne TIE EHaFd aauHehanas
thaz ln TIE near future new tres
WI be q thing q the past aHa
aaIs ihosH eho have urH earcaszs
that car - rccauped All b. II s
position = opsfase . vehicle
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30

VanCleave
SrhOOIkSef
Trustees AT Meeting
Ask $4,000 Bond
Issue Be Validated.


the nees0 2 Nasss's y u's
Vancseave Consolidated School
District met last Friday ii the
nffsee 80 A ; Meuehee ees,u,v
- ~
FAne ktePA to"Ata eohstnuisak
tfe opUfattun If the nch0pl our
inx the next session despite their
M.l h.sl4.na 50 ~ an,,na
y ttfe ferenfiF
Ine trustees passed . Fcaolu
s.nn REQUESTING Inc tnsard Of IA
mYvfasz Il ahnlr July inserting.
: order sessed and vaIsdateEN The
hss,f ss.se ~ thirty that1sNnd
sso1i.r wh,rh -. vss.a - ~
1890 = n.~eh s h.,s,as.v i
- ~n.,i M..sa,re Thss hera
- - vsssa f.re - ~
wbn.f hn...e - aazsrnxsa l,,s
Gre bon.se have nrvef been Iess,pd
- walsantna ronsen.,ertIx ssnyr
- saL rise .-roe@e ~ these
1000 tngnshas wish ihe in~..r
afrr - she old hs.s.d,ua viii
- a. saveana esv,nq varrleave
fre ~~hr.si rlsrt
Th~ 1890 49, ai.n nswert,s
go - en,,lnr~ns shas ran y.
- unsil nrw hu,lalne i
erected ara tl,an fn Y,,vess mac
- nesx hslldsnu Thsv a., =
on.<fsd nronasala laF : nese site
few ~ n..sN ~heol Thex alsa
nsesaa rrsnlufion rnn,ssstsne
sia.e Al gnr az erexfinn and
ensinsnent II IL new eehooi
utsnf
hssdnet wax nade fox The
Msxt Mlasl ar. #sth ntnpisiun
being made f0f seluaSl ~ usual.
I'll the departments q ~ retained
and hl1nhf II Vaneleaxe 'rhe
church huiiasnnx. Maeun.e Hall
an1 other hulldinns have been
eIIerea Tor temporary use Of the
school The trustees will inspect
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-30
Youngsters
FihhDraH I,
500 County Youths
Between I8 And 20
Expected To Sign.

Approximately 500 young men
Is 10 70 years oid are exported TO
REGISTER today IL Jackson County
n the fifth registration since the
Selecuvc Service program was
launched in 1910.
The Selective Service Board
here reported that 400 cards had
been sent 70 the six locations
designated IN this county for the
registration and that 100 cards
are being held IN reserve 70 be
given out wherever the number
Of registrants exceeds the number
OF cards.
According % presidential proc
lanasion. ail young men who
we're born Oh or after January /.
1922. and on Or before June %.
1924 must register Today
The registration desks will be
open from I A ii 10 9 ? n. and
viii be located At the city halls IN
Moss Point and Ocean Springs. al
Dexs Store in Vancleave. IN tho
school houses at Hurley and
Gauticr. and al the Sclecttve
Service Board office above the
Palace Pharmacy IN PasEagouls
Persons who are not II their
homes on Tins day are required 10
register II the nearest raatnf Int
they must give their home adj
dress. and not the address of
where they are when they regis
ter. on the card.