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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
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wfcfs coadltlons afe particularly
critical
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M1Hid b. placed Hneu dr. ~
dom ~ i Nnfkef e Wofk where
~ chooses esrnpf that he Wmad
b expected - sci any new oh
fe4a21nR : esiiseaI ahIIf aasiY
through re fsdeFal employment
service
vii ~ nspsEiad
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Gagged IL nIfnsinn ana failed q
dAnouiinue such methods 81 -
tanning skilled wm after :
warning fraan ihn enpioeua1t
sefvlee, re hiring aeesay NoaIa
report Che case 10 lie mnnuaHhf
commission. ne Wpn he UaF
ard navy aapaimenla snd ulAs
authoritative aeem To- -
pFnpfisfe aetn ArNEtf &ai6
II each ~ poduetlon area
where The h ireezh i applied. :
lueai COMMITTEES Of EalH ard nan
asssneff representatives. all -
established - ADVISE hear and
make recommendation en- -
rsais ~ workers = employer
explained
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
Dance Students
OF Monfred Parker
Give Fine Recital

The dance recital Of the stud
ents Of Manfred Parker. Al the
High School auditorium Friday
night was an entertainment high
j. worthwhile. and was attended
b. an audience that should have
been larger. considering the
beauty Of the affair The dancing
Of the children Of The elementary
school and Some Of the pre-schooi
age. was eoiorful and entertaining.
their costumes being beautiful
and appropriate.
The first part Of the program
was the story Of Cinderella in
dance and music The par Of
Cinderella was taken BY Jane
Sanders. and that Of Prince
Charming by Charles MccieSky.
The grand ball il which Prince
Charming claimed Cinderella as
no bride. waS especially effective
The second part . fie program
was presented b such talented
dancers - Ann Krebs and Tee
Tee ard JEANNE Pelham. who
gave acrobatic dances Murray
Clark and Shirley MeNair gave an
exhibition waltz which vas very
attractive The Fafmettes. about
3 dozen q the elementary pupils
Nas especially good IS u4eif tas
TUNES snd dancing were appro-
prlaie - the scene.
The stage was appropriately
decorated and presented : pleas
ing scene especially when 4
represented the grand ball room
Ait0Refha = Eaz 3 very 1na en-
tertainmenL ard showed shat
beautiful dancers some q CIR
children zfe.
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NJ FNmAa C
~ fsfttina II m iN naalas sea
afrns.sd ~ ch<f Il ne a y
ard charged 8slh n<
dflvnR ~as re 81 4lM
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IS nsaf waaAwm abNall 8f n
M Saturday s r. npn Sc An
dax MAS an IA WAy uene IA -
Ausannhile Ahseh drives
s 4 Mslak cviWe th&un6f
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tam caiasaA a. pamaAuNlA ~
fenily kdam pga nena Aut
nAensle Aexmsna IL Caantr PAT.
e0lman Arxel4 huaasea invesA
eating ofgsees. the rsef fTraee Sl
n0iens err wnk rrsmnaea iiefhsst
Waise NNa = passFneeF - Foaa
iasn2 car Fesantein uas ARRESTED
ard charged with reek eA dssxns
Feas Carr II css4h
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tsnele - gosf Aulnue es az
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nie the foad alffkinx an AH
matiie driven e&ef b ~ 4 Ian.
dfy 81 MoAsle Passenger ~ tMns
dHys ea4 uas Ueafee Wilin
alsn ~ MaAiIs When NphFm
struck he fender a. fasaagye ear
eanaed Landry s. he e1Hllni
nl Ire yehEel# and s@lAe inte the
highway ana et0p AaspNa
hehind whsrh wefe driven ~
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san MISS. bird lnAo lhe first l~kl
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moAilsA ard eassinn he mlnof "a
mfAaa. Ilse nanina of Iiga two ms1l
suffering he rsais ard hlxs
wets not obtained - invesslaat
1na officers
Charges ID lhe faHr wNfe fiani
- County Highway pattelman g
n Hudson Analnxi h0befts taa 81
Grating 81 automobile II . Fesh'
eas ntnnnsf aRd analIssl nutNt
for operating : CT 81 ne llsh.
may wlthoas proper bfahes II 1
reckless maaapf nenH mak II ~
bunch Il si9n
Allrnd Wells. neesu. naFfnwIE
escaped injury early &uHa !
when ne bas Hlieh r. was dFls
Ia nsaf tbs Eseaiswpa kHsdss
left shn highway ami plunged in
he marsh According 80 CpuHss
palF0lmsn Haidson Wells 80
driving - such . apeed INST ~
wan unnble - make tle curve
ard the bis swung ahNsui n feeI
of the highway. rhgHnH ~ Feeh
less driving wefe FLEA against ~
driver.
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Three Classes

tContinued from page y
the cider children.
Tire salutatorian for Ine older
class was Marie Westphal,
read a well composed and
thoughtful paper.
Following this the entire class.
assisted ~ the members Of the
seventh grade. gave 4 skit va.
cation Time.H IN which was set
forth al the activities Of that
happy period
Al Irving then read the yaledic-
tory 1t the conclusion 81 which
Reverend Father Patrick J. ca
rey presented him with the Am
eriean Legion medal which IS an
nually presented u iiae oatstand
ing student q The year.
Father Carey then presented q.
pl0fnas u each Of tie fourteen
members Of the class.
Touching addresses Of farewell
we're given ~ Eiolse Westphai
aud Earania Delmas II the sen
iof class and shey Wefe followed
- Trims Veleich. Ni0 Is aIo
. aadusis from the same class.
Nho n N amusing SPEECH. Ease
some wholesome adslce 70 tie
freshman class
Tbs Ass answered II the uIne
VEN b. Mildred Green 81 TIE
eighth grade
Marion wilson then presented
each 81 he seniels 18th 3 Maa~
tiiul book aIfa from The SsdaliIe
q Our Lady 81 Victories
TIE farewell words = uae eIaa
NeFe delivered 81 Arthur Spfaf
- sitter RHzah Tie entire aaaol
sang 3 farewell chn1us
Musical numbers u the pro
gram were duets p aay pufaY
and Marjorie MoofA so - Prs
eslIa and Catherine Shank TIE
three groups = R1aaaa1M repre-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
. YOUR FASHION FUTURE
Is BRILLIANT

RoaenhiuKna has The answeF e.
aif your fakhi0n Questions Ter
June The answer IS , lovely tvo.
pieee dress al Mhite crepe The
skirt IS very closely pleated al
sroand and the Jacket Is alter.
nsteiy striped n white and keliy
green It's nesiiy q dream bat
I shouldn't be telling you about
il because ] definitely covet that
dress myself Speaking If Rosen.
kum'A you'll want g se the new
bags They're . coarse weave cot
ton IN . grand beige color with
wooden handles practical and
swell with anvthnE.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02

Continued From Pare el
intersection u South Paaeag0uia
street an1 Lincoln avenae Harry
Douglas. eolofa1. driver r he
Merchants Grocery. vas pFeeeed
ing east On Lincoln ayenae - 3
high rate - speed and n Al e.
fort 70 avoid ! eolik1i6m with .
Malbis Bakery sFaek driven ~
Frances Lawson which turned n
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
: Is THAT REALLY you

Under that sunbuFng Summer
time is pIaytime So. BY al means
get out under the sun But you'll
need q new. cool summer hair-do
70 make gour tan glamorous So,
make a date with the Modern
Beauty Shop in the Palace PharIn-
aey building. They'll fix You a
lovely new hair style 10 set off
your summer tan.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02

Massag shf1e ssetsT ~
.anmNnNE mMaraS ~easeatnA
marrhe1 fxcm nte haf1
On Sntav e. rne 7
oek mass mx 81 H
'e.xlth kra ne EJ
nassnN % eF
'rap and W IRE huiS
Coznn ~ ) ry
AZ GAS tiise periat maAe we
sung ~ thN sanAot choir = nAa
|tffaI nAmher 81 which NNa taR
hvnan Meiy Meshef. Mary Mia
ne chou also ksng p e ne
maass
On Sunday evening II ! nFloek
leaara ~ shtrs altar nyA the
cross and the American ana Mhoes
naex tie suubaf graduates were
escnNs 81 the riNn5n grade
ernauafea Reverend Father Y ]
Carey. pastor of uhe Our Lady q
Victories PARISH ans Reverend
Maguf Patrick Nolan 81 kersier
Field e. the ehsarxh from The
echuol
Each graduate was attended ~
little gsrl IL cap and gunn who
carried great heslaueu q pink
einaiaii. iied uSth blue ard ssl
yer ribbons. carrying eut TIE
class colof.
Entering the church as the
JUNIOR choir sang appropriate mu.
sic the procession passed through
sn honor guard composed q the
eighth grade graduates n cap and
gown. uho ftak their places =
peas along the central aisle. e
special places prepared Tor them
before thr Sanctuary
Included IN the iunieF program
II music were Sing Praises t.
the Father. and Come Holy
Chest
The bacc0lmureate sermon wal
preached BY Major Nolan. Whoss
/ theme was Success $ Attained
Through Sacrifice
Al the conclusion Of TIE ser,
mon Reverend Father Carey lhen
presented diplomas 70 the thres
graduates
During the singing Of uou.
nouds Ave Maria. tie thees
seniors proceeded 70 The Altar 81
the Blessed Virgin.
Here Eloise Wcslphai revef.
entity placed : crown Of pearl.
and fhinestones upon the head q
q statue Of the Blessed Mothes
after which she and her two com.
paniona took the giadsoli from
their flower girls who had &C
companied them and laid their
on the altar which was already #.
feciively decorated with blue h.
drangeas and many lighted can.
dies Gladioii IN pink wese used
IN decorating the great altar and
the Altar Of the Sacred Hear
beyond il 10 the right
Special mention should be made
Of the emblem 81 the school 50.
dailty which topped the Altar 81
the Blessed Virgin, as il was he
work Of Alien Sprnsley ard con.
tanned the uiaFiKigs IUwn aTzz'
the sword. symbolic Of the Bles.
sed Trinity, Mary the Queen g
Heaven and Earth, and d Cath
Ollie youth
The ceremony |aE concluded
BY the benedietIon Of the Blessed
Sacrament and the singing Of the
anthem. Holy God We Praise
Thy Name.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
: TIE SUB SHINES Best

ON the smart people who invest
IN soothing san-tan Gals and 10.
lions from nuFnhamx Drug Cem-
panY IL Moss Point II YOU are
going % travel the road al the
sun this SUMMER be sure and 81
by Burnhams and SEQ their n.
expensive lotions 20 proiect your
complexion.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
; RED WHITE AND CAyi

And viii you BE- exciting look
ing in that red. two piece SUIT -
Mrs cowan.s Dress Shop. THIS IS
. -Geugianna frock and you'll
love il Team II up with white
accessories and see il you aren't
the gal Of the hour Or any hour
IN tins lovely outfit
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
. TERRACE TINE

There's no doubt about il. its
mott But since none Of Us can
possibly DO anything about the
weather. how about trying 70 re-
lax and enjoy the summer Hills
Hardware Store IN Moss Point has
; variety Of lovely ice tea glasses
and pitchers as well As delightful
trays for sandwiches and drinks
How about serving luncheon on
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02


ssuiu - ehllaxa bm -
Adnls II mAxed fanaies pith ~.
chsadftn nsfh ma ei ~.
.tATH ehihAren 2na Asla&
cathHs ~ E4mii 81.
aauitk IS e eaalM
- mlnea families Asth IS Crab
drsn rAkh o. a tosnl nE vhAl
afxa ard eAuits
MethoaN ~fAalFIeA ~
Aaulsk - ehiiafva los adults %
msKea fAshiisst wsfh Is elssA8fsn
xarh. q 4 teasl # ss nAasts su3
ehsldrpn
rrNxhs sefisnS7 famtlsa& g
adults = children ~ adults "a
msxrd mmtises ussh . children
eaeh g = setal s ~ eaniss ard
ehslarvn
RplsrupAl 81 famlli 50
adaitx. II chilarea a aaulsx ~
mixed families win a children
each o. 3 tcsei e ~ saali and
children
tashrram IL ssnAlses A.
adults. zT children. 1a adults IN
mixed families with q ehiIfren
each. or 4 total q III adults and
children
Church 81 Cnd IS families
Sc aaullk 81 ehstsren. . adults
and orr child - mskad families
e. 4 total az 81 Nduis SRI chll
aren
Church 81 chfla~is families
- adults. II chilsifen Il adultA
and III children n nlixgd fasnlileA
81 4 total a 70 adults and chill
dren.
Church 81 the Naaafene fam
! lies. s adults. 5 ehllafpns adsilse
and S eh4ldrcn nath "a fniKei
familieA = total Of IL adoiss and
children.
Free napiials- 5 fnmillsa and
Il aaeIls and rhKAdsea
Latter Day Saints families
and IL adults ana eiiidfen
First Covenant chafch-t fam
ny with 4 adults and children
Greek OFlhodnx-l family win
! aduIls ard ehlidEen
Note-Ia Is evident that the a..
vision uf half d ~ rhiIafsn n
families where ne pareusa ~
not belong % ilss mime church
gmixed familsea1 a. arbitrary
division. that Is half u tt chill
dren b the church a zach pakent
The smaller denominations -
course. show 8 higher pefeealaas
From TIE rcpa1t i Mill u afstn
that about Sc PEI efnt It nii
Church members II ne City are
reported A. attending Church
regularly n IRE wohlp = their
respective dOnnfnneeans. bal
that when . famHys Church A.
Ieeiance IS divided. onlv = per
cent attend Church. and only ~
+. per cent Of The chlIdran q these
mixed families attend Sunday
school. Is compared VIII 81 ~
eraee 81 over ~ PER cent q tne
children whose parents re both
| enrolled 10 a given ehMsh fThlt
4 the combined avefaM q VI
denominations nuniad ahe
OF etlH greater concern + me
fact that about 20 adult ! ahese
families are reported se ri Ffi
ters If any Church and = Fart
lies report no church preference
no attendance upon nday
School ~ any membef Il the
family with enc exeaaAon)
These - families have S adsiis
and a chlldren who appafentlf
neither attend public wufP noF
receive any organized neilfaVas
instractIofss. NOT q menglau the
81 per cent Of church members
not reported a. attending nHn.
! larry
The figures above 80 ne
analysis 81 same. we're furnished.
this paper BY Rev Df Craae pas
tor of the Presbyterlan Church
naauia.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
; DANCE IN coTToE

And youIl feel As tho you're
dancing on clouds because
cotton evening gowns are coolest.
There's a pretty cotton crop Of
Garden Frocks evening gowns
blooming at Brumfisld's. They're
delightful 20 look AZ and the label
Garden Frockr means q beauti.
III anu HItaNE WC11 - 80
times.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02

.cAnlN Cruiser. e f. god go
'asn Claude Elaaehsrd ~
Point e. -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02

Per Eke June bride there eaa be -
loeeEIH Rift han uze es71izIIe
~ADoHATfoN GIaa~are =
Nn Deiconyns ClH Stop e
kraHz aeen1s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02

The housing situation IN Pas
caeauIa Is rapidly becoming worse
Although plans are under way 70
build q substantial number of
new houses. this viii. Of course.
take time. For some time. now.
the defense workers Of Pasca-
goula have been faced with the
problem Of no rooms and no
houses when they reach here.
Day BY day more workers and
their families are pouring IN. And
those people must BE- sheltered
As a citizen Of PascaRoUla you
can perform . patriotic duty b.
making room IN your home for
Some Of these defense workers.
The public e America has shown
. wonderful spirit Of cooperation
IN this war And the public.
as 3 whole. have asked to
help in any way II YOU want to
do your part. now IS the time. II
you have any room in your home
lei : defense worker share il, Re
member your defense and the de-.
Tense Of America. depends on the
comfort and well-being Of the
men wso build the ships and forge
the weapons Of this war.
CHARLOTTE SMITH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-css Boat HEnsaINE
Cup winner ahree eaHcuts
year. New six sail $500
" 3 HegFinz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
> II you ARE 4
SOMEBODY

And like to have nice looking
Ichinaware and crystal 70 set your
table. do take notice Of the ex
quisite china and glassware at
Mrs DelconYn's Gift shop en-
krehs Avenue Yen may take
your pick Of charming color com.
bination in cups and sanccrs and
tall tea glasses I'll 81 reason
able prices.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02

" sALE-plano We9I Rug s +
IL Bicycle 80 Buesa VISTA
81 -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
WANTED

WAITED = nsnE-uaimn
oae q #DaeHN
So Raaeaamla ard fo Vii
- 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02
SPECIAL NOTICES

spEND ssamer = Country
TRAILER -. aM asF ak -
- Thom1z. Gaulsef 80 -
pa wazaalse Vszzsan s.lH
9sias ~ eaa - HaEa -
nIzzzs aaTz. no@ FeIht - -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02

Fw fnz Isteaf Il Lovely saHHaf
kfaeEa 81 Mra goKaHs seN
lane = aDiman ofessas
MhS E0HANs DRIES SHOP
Oh KHEBS AVENUE
TIE sTOHK roR NoHEN
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-02

WAR EvER Aiaamlnam-We.
ssii1 haee 3 le~ s ana some oza
pisces 81 hard Your 1T ehsnee
- - good heavy -aTae ueEH=
nt4 ~ Erees aHa #aief
cooking ST. eMu - 1eaEht -
budget plan Write box i
Pheas ses-g = y TzHsek
"a -.
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World In Turmoil
CONTINUED from page 81

stabbed him in the abdomen.
The youth was taken TO the Re-
ceiving hospital, where he is recov-
ering.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-27
SALES SCHOOL
TO OPEN HERE

Robert l.. Kemp. one OF the
races outstanding insurance sales
executives has been brought TO
Detroit from Chicago. TO direct 4
school in insurance craftsmanship,
by the Metropolitan Funeral Sys-
TEN Insurance. beginning July 1.
Mr.. Kemp. a product OF More
house college, has had many years
OF insurance experience and Is one
Of the best in the field. Carter
Jones, Agency Director and Miss
Edith Lautier. Business Manager
OF the Metropolitan and others viii
be stan members OF the school. En-
rollment will be free. Students
showing ability can earn salary
while learning. Certificates will he
issued to those completing the
course.
For further Information apply:
Metropolitan Funeral System In
surance. $50 Mack avenue. Phorn
Temple 1OS9S. Senator Charles C..
Digs. president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-27

riel gsf llismuch as occupants
4 ne Cow poiect would have 10
y 'a- ne library. playground.
\ % pnf negroes in the project
Flf 'e.l n trouble. The chill
r. N neighborhood sur
sr'sing 'a' project which Is pre-
kn.s Ncefo have been play
'r rse sharing tho same
sn- aes and mcrry-go-round
4 ,a part Of the project
y atff pparon,iy done so with
any oIo.r thus exploding an
p taslipeai advanced to keep
p'n tar members of tho
p only"
i'oa lcgal angle. stanley
h'alse. sr city attorney. who Is
'Ii's'r'rs The Housing Commits
Fh as ar'eudants in the recent in
,,'lNn nt fled BY Leroy G..
H'' ommenting on the re-
N OF ''' Housing Commission
F-''' from The Council. dc
''l'. 20" money was TO be used
'sA' 'le Injunction OF white.
lsa''sh' Explained that his Office
I a''f4ae oyer-taxed with as
'D'l, 'nr burdens Of the Housing
'i''.on and thus. he wanted To-
|, ,e aside a sum to he used for
'esai matters which Nigh.
q 70 connection with the Hous-
= commission. At the time the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-27

request was made for the money
Councilman John +. Wojtylo de-
clared that he did not believe that
the Council could legally grant the
appropriation to the Commission.
The Ham,ramck Citizens COM
mittcc which Is leading the fieht
for Negro occupancy Of Colonel
Hiamtramck Homes, under the CO.
Craftsmanship Of the Rev c. ".
Mctcalf and tho Rev Charles Hi
held a mass meeting sunday az
the First Institutional Baptist
church on Mitchell street IN Ham
tramck. The speakers on ihis oc-
casion were: Elder c. l.. Morton,
windsor pastor: Rev. Charles Hill
and Rev. u. II. Wright. pastor OF
the church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-27

on the way back TO the scene OF his
fight he was stopped by Patrolmau
NJ. Johnson OF the Hunt Street
station and arrested.
The Tide Turns
About an hour earlier Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fowler, 340S Chene
had a good family fight and Mrs.
Fowlc- was getting the best of II
until her husband pulled out his
knife and cut her on the forehead.
nose. and upper lip. William was
hailed into court and Mrs. Bessie
Fowler had TO be treated at the
Receiving hospital.
Saturday Mite Special
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-27

Another couple way out at 1902
Greeley had one Of those Saturday
night fights which ended in the
husband 5 arrival at the Receivins
hospital with cuts on his left arm.
He IS Rattle Chiids, 40 and his com
mon-law wife Mrs. Lois Harris, Is
was arrested and charged with
felonious assault.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-27
'cnt To Children Who Lead Way In
|antramck Housing Controversy

Children Coored and white. living in the vicinity of
L Colonel Hamtramck Homes Project at Dequindre and
pne a. enues belied the expressed belief of the Ham
sncb Housing Commission when they gathered at the
oier all week and played together harmonously, Leroy
White. said this week
According to the City Housing Commission who con-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-27
s sss BUY ASPIRIN

Asnir,n Nhv nav more World's LARGEST
seller at l0c. Demand St. Joseph Aspirin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-27
Was Ready For klII

At o:25 am. Saturday, Isaac
Daniels. 80. zoos Chene. had one
OF those hot arguments with man
whose Identity is not known in a
spot at 1916 ST. Aubin. Isaac was
cut. He did not like the way his
little alteration ended so he went
home and got his .22 rifle. While
Evening star., 1942-04-22
0gIe May Be Pitcher
High Needs
To Bolster Team
DispIoys Much Promise
In Beuting 6. U. Prep
Despite Bod Inning

Jack Ogle may be the answer to
Coach Carl Heintels search for an
other starting pitcher at Wilson
High. The Tigers have fair hitting
and fielding and need only addi-
tional strength in the mound de-
partment to be troublesome.
Ogle did a good relief chore
against Western in a series game
last week and yesterday was given
the starting assignment in an out
side contest against Georgetown
Prep, allowing only five hits in the
seven and two-thirds innings he
worked. Wilson won, "a.
He was lifted only in the final
frame of the eight-inning game
when the Preps Tailed three runs,
having held them scorelesS after the
first inning until then. He famed 10.
Wilson broke up the ball game
with five runs in the seventh inning.
Evening star., 1942-04-22
Blair Again Displays
Track Strength as
6. W. High Bows

Getting ready for next months
big meets such as the "C' Club and
the Maryland Interscholastics,
Montgomery Blair High of Silver
Spring gives indications earning
rating among the track powers
hereabout.
1t turned in its second dual meet
win yesterday by topping George
Washington High at Alexandria,
681a -601a, with a big majority of
its points coming in the field events.
.eeUHS yaFa Es Sy Renshag Set9ssn Gs
One-mile run-Won by Glass (G.); sec
ond. Raiford (G): third, Newman (BO.
Ii4se 44o-sara Ssls run-won by Davis OBJ:
second, RenshaV (dJ; third, Tindell (dJ.
ens 6s4 E S1s ssss: ss esss a.. c' s:
22o-yar dlow hurdles-won by Reece
g.; g.; secopd' secc9ppd Little (B); third Huth (G0.
seeond, Bell (G0; third Briggs tB0. Time,
Mas ,sse z s9g 1sRsi
Haif-mile relay-won by Georse wash
ington; second, Montgomery-Blair. Time,
30.
Shot-put-won by Berry CB); second,
Boyd OBJ; third, Weir OBJ. Distance. Al
feet 3 inches.
High jump-Won by Weir OBJ; second.
Sutherland (G) third. tie between Berry
and Keister OBJ. Height. 8 feet inches.
Discus-Won by Berry OBJ; second.
Sutherland (G): third, Boyd (B). Dis
tance, los feet inches.
Broad jump-Won by Ridgeway fBD;
second. Little OBJ; third, Smith (BD.
Distance. 10 feet.
Javelin-Won by Boyd OBJ; second,
Berry tB): third, Weir tB). Distance,
l41 feet.