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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-17

TIE paseaeoula United Service
Organizations Club held open House
Sunday afternoon from ) g 6 II
connection with the Natfpn-wids
observance in which al uS0 clubs
l. The unIted States took part The
eefiKtaes o. me local club were held
both II ne Community House and
fhs Housing Project EecreatlnrAl
H a which places identical pro-
grams Sere simultaneously held
The programs Rere opened % al
fae citizens q psScaeoala and Jaek-
Nu County and the attendance VAS
augmented bs s convey q approx
aaatsif I5o soldiers from Keesief
Pee and soldiers from the local
recreation area The entertainment
consisted u informal dancing 70
HHe music o two orcnesfrat. one
ron TIE I72nc Infantry Stationed
q camp Shelby snd : local negro
and 3 listening posi- II
sHHsH 8 National Broadcast over q
Hzaza network as heard addressed
b prominent Army and Navy Of
fzza
TIE han we're appropriately der
eaa asH spring aozers and bunt-
rs carving cut ne National Coiurs
NHHsss features Of fhe decorations
See sHs szEhf faes letter. Z s 4
e &c zas q ne han and z s Q.
- HHs cher ade showing the re-
a5saHzH between sae organization
- - Nation Is 5 whole During
- a5zeHaoan. refreshments con
- punch TEA coffee sand
zee. CTS and mHnfs Nere served
= ? GaE. director 81 f1e ESQ
lzz oppressed as happiness ueef
- =Aa q he program which
ne interest q ne een-
haE = lie KaTE - saae#n - n
= or go people Re
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special EHaflzuae . those
Hsauz actively narEclnten
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= saia P = Coz chairman.
Nsa Bard aud Mrt Cuxz q Z
b. Treasurer. $50 and NJ
BIZ - aaa ~ Archibald ;
1 - 40 M + + king
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-17
REGISTRANTS
NAY ENLIST
FOR TRAINING
Men with nesenaeutn Have
Opportunity To Beeannr Offers
After Attending School

neiaih 81 3 mes system fanoush
Mhrh TNaiszran0 Nnn Rave BEEN
aefssred t~caass q dependents ha
otherwise eligible Ia military ars-
tee MAJ volunteer for officer cam
nldAtn tFatnlna we're released TO-DAY
- nxIr Gen Thomas J 0ragsa7
Dsrectar Of me state Selec1lqe
Service System
Such volunteers under tie plan
a11oslfsced o. tire secretau q War.
VII N given four months training
Ia TIE ranks to determine i aaey
Ars potential prospects for oufBmis-
zios
Any MOI recommended Tor 81 Of
fiesf candidate school ~ ahe enc Of
tb1s period may request 70 be-
transferred 70 the enlisted reserve
which means th1Rt ne VII return
% civilian lite ard mo- BE- subject
70 cal for active service unless
Feeant& having similar eeuend-
encF claims r teifg called. Brie
Gen Gravson explained Regis
tFants taking advantage al This
paan vii be INDICTED into the army
through their local boards
Announcing procedure for ths IN
dacNtc1 Of Glass TTI-A reeistranis
Mtlo volunteer 70 try for = commits
ssCn. Brig. Gen Grassun said theT
mas4 Be American citizens with St
least four wears high school educa-
ton also that local boards a. their
discretion. may reject applications
81 any who should Be deferred as
necessary men IN war production
Volunteers under 81 wears Of akr
must obtain the written consent Of
their parents or guardians
The first step to he taken bv a
Glass liza fesiSfraut desiring t.
volunteer for officer Candidate
training u to file with his local
huaT9 an application "a volunteer
and waiver Of dependency which
als0 must be signed by his depend
ent& the director ssid After the
local board has checked his april
cation. together with MS CITIZEN
ship educational qualifications. and
3 - waetf1er OF not he IS q neces-
man IL MS civilian occupation
tin reetstfaisf i given = preliminary
rhyN1cAi examination by the local
examining physician
If the RESISTANT passes iris
physical test. he l. advised t4at TIRE
next step Is te present himself d. ~
Army Reception Center OF Army
replacement center. which vii be
designated By the Army Corps Area
Commander. for qualification ex-
animation All expenses incident 20
travel 70 and froA the reception 81
Continued OF page e.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-17
County Legion Post
Celebrates Birthday

Along RIfh nearly 1000 Other
pQsa q ne American Legion. he
Jackson County organization sifii
II auxiliary celebrated the twenty
HHn anniversary q me birth Of
tie Legion g the PARIS CAUCUS.
March is-l7 1913 a. alI-aay party
aeiua held Jointly hf Legion mem-
eefz and saeH families II the Cd
Fofz :
Besides families q Ire Legion
naIHe aaeHe seHe present + aroun o.
ann o1fINez whose Uniforms Ient
8 m1Hasfx ealar 4 HHs uafIeI lunch
eaa Hhlen lbe Auxiliary served dur
sHs 8 special anniversary broadcast
nom Hollis Nnaa UaKlaunaIHe Rudy
falles So master . ceremonies o
Inc broadcast W.T. s supporting cas-
q Legion traders and famous must
eHans The Iuueheur SIS taa nIsH-
Ilehi q Zee laeaI paszs celebration
beng served 8 table, So between
ne 80 ancient flHe=nIaeez = tha
man room = ne fer Eaa crack
- naHaNaaa frs aaHazInK + cheer
- warmth Ger tas gathering
During re aas 3 number g TlsIl=
- ealsed E Hhe fer aad expressed
EHeaE pleasure 8 - improvements
"a haze been MADE Ehere arc
ssasU aaasHaz + Hhe pans faT
further development
Commando 1 L stzzleI Ied IL
aHzsf ceremonies during Ehlen 3
EaEEe NHIHH aake - Kzln twenty
EHHaH eaaaIss - e. ~ nm EIEa
#sE KHZzz offering EnesHzHE s1z=
EazaHz he cake uuz baked aua
HHzHHsea = 80 UeEzan - Ar E 4
Gala.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-17
Truck Crashes Truck.
, Hurt. Driver Fined

TAu men we're injured about Il
neloek Sunday night Nlssu = tuaek
said = lave ben driven p Pre-
ElaaHeII - Mobile struck another
.alek parked O. TIE shde q the
Haad 81 HEEhaaE - near TIE state
lne Villain Freeman =. 81
fierce lead injuries Haa saaIs
asHIsaa neeK sHEH John Freeman
= suffered I~zaaHatIanz q ~ AR
Bot asfe SO e have ben Pas
sensess e EHaEneIIa tHuek Thes
sens treated = jackson County hos
HIaI
TIE acesaenf 80 investigated b
9 F Haaaan hzshHas paifalman
aua Counts oHIsHH Lzsen Bozzrss
= F~asaKoaIa KtHHsH So arrested
o. charge . operating 3 eaH HaIIs
HudeH - inuaeaes q uaau ana
HaHH aaaa EHzaaf afaeHuaaa before
Justice = - Peace KzIe Denny
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-17
Missionaries On
MindanaO Island
Reported Safe

NsW YORK Aiafea Ie-AH mission
azles q the Island g AsIfsdanao n
the Philippines are alive and e Their
posts according lo Fafhez Thomas
7 Cannon director q the Jesuit
Philippine Bureau
Wefd q the MlsaonaHes Nas re-
II s letter Iram the Rez aan4e
T ) HaYes hlshep q Casasan o.
Nlnaanaa Father Cannon sac
The letIef Nas dated January I1fh
arc SAC lHaH s. Jesuit uzzsiaHasIa
sHe sfiH q their pests o. the island
Teaehsag sisters four scholastic
anG four 6aF brothers have retired -
s mountain retreat where ties are
farming the letter sd
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-17
AUSTRALIAN PORT
T A BOMB
FROM NIPS
United States Pilots In Almost ~Incessant
Action Over Australia In Vicinity Of
Darwin Says Report

The Japanese nnleashed their heavy bombers. yesterday
70 return to Darwin, the northern mainland port Of Aus
traiia. Heavy aetrial assaults took place on this city which
is being developed as an allied naval base.
The arforce Of the Using Sun, however. found conditions
somewhat different and resistance greatly stiffened as com
pared u their attacks on other 0biectives in their march down
the Asiatic shores and islands. The Allied air arm. which
now is comprised Of many fighting planes and bombers, in
GLIDING flying f~ortresses Of the United States Army struck
at the enemy above this Continent in the Hateful
struggle slowly developing for the mastery of these far
southern skies.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-17
LABOR PLEDGES mo
POLICY FOR
HUGE SHIP PROJECT
'There1l BE No Strikes Or Stoppages,"
Organizer Says In Offering Cooperation
Of Labor

EeW Orleans March i6-TaDof
nleuged + no-xtfake poi8rS here TODAY
a. rush construction Df KS LabefIY
MRS one 81 the nafious largest
SINGLE shlrbulldine contracts
UaereB h. no strikes and ne Is
tafstuegmges Holt Ross Southern
organizer q thu American Federa-
ton % Iahuf pledged Andres :
HigginS president al Higgins Indus
uiFa Inc which WAs awarded the
ship contract By the Maritime Con-
mtssiQn
Vel build tsluse ssalps ahead Of
schedule II ever increasing numbers
rapidly and eftirlenfiy cad the H.
n0f ieauee. and Cur taAk wlli not
- completed until Nazssm ana Fas-
cisfn are driven from the face Of
Inc sarth
Higgins said a telegram ne ne
eelsea IN Washington from q labor
leader pleaEing Eu strikes va
shown tn President Roosevelt They
tolo me aiterNafa that tears came
" az EH#T a. tx aNHA II ait TX
sac that SUCH 8 pledge o. LOYALTY
from labor Is grand and inspiring
The Nebraska born shipbullder
wsaose little plant less tsan two
wears lgo Na1 producing uuix small
Commercial eaats. called On ira
aAtlaaaIl. amHsement-8ainaea New
ORLEANS fas naose NoTk ard les
AiaedI 0ras aunkv tenks and FUR.
ana askeG = change IL the eharaet-
eHlzat&on as the elty thai eare for
gof T. t8e kIff thai care heEot
Hlkelus ~ effort uak production
a torpedo boats aua landing boats
aHtI ms huge Hfateef-eEpeeted u
absorb 4ne09 meu-aaz aHaraeG
Labor spokesmeu estimates thst
workers aaa taelf fsmIIles would
total - eao mrsaas ans Higgins
e2eiosee housing nroaecN are ua-
de consideration tos me influx
4 azEool q Instruction for sou
Nszaen and as8ef Rofkmen : u
Be- established immediately.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-17

wears cd and folxAas nn a6
r. fnen. ~ e a VITO REGISTERED
FnrunYv fH SnxTe fTH1a0 n7ar.
h~fHxen = ard SIS registered fer
ne fwa peace tinte sattertes ann arr
res either Is the Service have Beer
deferred Of an Fttll to be chAsefitd
s~elerfsxe gfFfee officials have ~
Tuvtnd ihm the detailed arfans
nssnas fog The Mttegy merw neH4n4ete
a mechanical mixer ulA gfse 81
extra shuttle % ne 500 numbers
t. hs drawn ms uAe uf shs mixer
l. afe major Innovation Gnne ttse
twu ~neaeeisfns a0tteranS
TIE numbers enclosed II green
capsule VII e. into tire mixing
n cf4Eng 1T tfze departmental audi
tazluu 81 8 2 A. Ter a tlaai ard
Thorough nfixtgG before tlH nraN
IzF begins ar hour later il4su t8te5
I'll r auxnassd Ato Use aaAe FISH
howl uNG 81 earlier lotteries ant
nfaNH nHa na4e - Gre re- determine
tie ax1eE q safsar aBNfaN nseg
vino feREleHfa FshrfaaHf le
Faa9 tine ftrn sotteF4 he'd Under
tae current seleet4ve service act
tie c ps4lea number Nenr stirred
N4iA ; aass1en paddle Faf sAe a
ufa they eaene shaker IL 5 blanket
A aeae A1asB. heaaexa ~ E1wln "
Iatla#f e 2se national ~ssEeetiNe
aesytae faeAaQ&arterA Will &c r.
Philadelphia Nlaefe aae goldfish
As3 Is keps s. aaass en8enea Hal
auas bring i heFe fu tae drawing
Nax Eaa Hssn rs
man Mis0 Registered FenraArg te has
BIER Nieen = nasahss - h8 ia1al
aEAff beard hask hazasHs TIE first
nansksz erann Tuesday Eli b. the
alEat ~ tae nem ressstfanis eallee
Il military 9xstee uaieAs there IS
. reaNgu IN Tn rase of individuals
mns @fs zee Ahsalin be deferred
kelectlze asrxice officials esllnaat-
81 tA2 first lndaeflons from the
nea group Hsul1 b n4aee Il ezxle
june
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-17
BRITISH HIT
AT AXIS BASE
NEAR TURKEY
Raid Relieved Allied Blax Al
Possible Future InvaSia nRoute
Of German Army In Drive
ta . AS

IHf The Assariasea rres1
Striking suddenly and Unexpectedly
The British smashed 81 81 AXIS base
on TaHuvk Mediterranean flank
over fae paa Week END lndIrec11y
anderseoTlng The prospect that Il
the Germans DO not gel guiuK II
Russia they NAV Try 10 turn Tur-
KEY into 81 invasion route e the
Middle East
Whether there Eas any over hreat
T. Turkey 81 thai AXIS base. the
Italian island d Rhodes could not
be ascertaIned from the British re-
pofI a the RAID. which spoke only
0i ~obIeetlFes bombed Il Two places
on tie island
Turkey. s nonbAesrant ally Of
the British Is uuder considerable
German pressure K JON the new
Order II Eanaaa without 4 fight
Rhodes lies onlY about Is miles from
the nearest point o Turkish TERRI
tory.
British Harzhlns ARD planes paT1I-
elpated IL ne attack on Rhodes
which Is the eazleTnmost Medltef-
ransau foofnose q the Axis a re-
paTI from Caro- aas that merely
ohleclxes a Martha and Calmto
or fhs - D. = mile island we're
attacked b 3 bombing plane Satar-
day night Other oh1ectises 1t Can
ola OF the Axls-eeeapled Greek Is
Izna q Crete Resf and south Of
RIloaez 9ene bombed
TIE admiralty had not set Is
ed ans report q naval action.
The assault suggested that The
British NeFe II readiness for any
spfInsllnse move q the AXIS 70 sup
PIGMENT fae WaF with HusSlabEa
aaasaeaslsaHa sab into Turkey
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-17
NJ
IMPROVEMENT
FOR CHANNEL
Division Engineer sukgeSls Two
fnfraeaAstAi Rsufrsk Isxam
aiahile la NeN ORLEANS

Tae VA Department district en-
sIusefs office mas recommended
ibf Modification Of las existing In
tFaoaasial waterway from Moaile 70
hea Osleans p~r0Tsaimg g channel
Z fees aeep aHa rs feet Miae from
Aabile Bax iaruaah the Mississippi
South ~ IakH Borene 10 the
faHulsb athd taenee By ; laaa aaf
Nttn = neu lock ant entrance 70
the Mississippi Rive near Ciaal-
mette L.
Also recommended Was 3 tempo
r. alternate nfais II b provided
t. eNeaaataag . channel from the
vicinity Of ihe paTas Road Crossing
us Bayou Hgentemae 10 the Indus
tai Canal Per use n lhn route ne
recommends aaat Congressional aH-
tunEits - granted for the Chaef Of
Engineers 10 negotiate subject to
Congress iona approval az eeuita-
Gle agreement with the Beard at
Commissioners Of the Per- n New
Ors~aTas fur operation az is Indus-
trial Canal facilities on & 1a-honf
"a eaF nasls free q tails for Inlra-
eeSetal Waterway traffic. under rifles
and regulations 70 be prescribed b
Ire Secretary o. War for 4 period
e moi mefz than ter wears
Tie HeRofs ana recommendation
have beer referred lo the Beard
6 Engineers fer Rivers ard Hnr-
bou Tor consideration arc reeom-
enaatsun
A parties lnterested II the mo-
posed improvement are invited e
submit Until Apfl Is statements
ard arguments BEARING upon fhe
fAeeesaitf To- the improvement In
ne Interest," q general navigation
Al statements are a. ae sent 10 the
haara q Engineer iox Rivers and
EaFe8Ts NJ : keM YORK avenue
\ " WashnKtou = E
Tn noate Is maeh-asea Is nitro
coastal aaatz Il lhe Raseseoala
afea i s Understood that ean.
SIDERABLE quantities q OIL Voc faf
reaklHE paper paip farm praauas
aur other aradaets are transported
Ger ths route q present
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-17
HOUSE PROGRAM
BY USO CLUB is
ENJOYED BY MANY
Refreshments, Flowers, Patriotic
Decorations, Music and Vesper Service
Attended BY 600 Soldiers and Civilians.

aue NJ. and Ms. san Osborne
T1e haKtesses we're Mr. Eugene
Beekham Mrs. Arthur Alien Mrs
Gene Talbot. hErs. Joe Brumfeld
Mrs Frederick Graef Mrs. E Il
naeos Mrs4 Ernest Moore Mr. c.
r Gray Mrs. Herman Cole. Mr..
Katie Daniel
A the conclusion u the program
8 short NespeH Service vas he'd u
each hal Father CAREY. rector Of
fContlnued o. uaee 6
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-17
WRECKAGE OF
B0MBERS
IS LOCATED
Two Planes With Grew of Five
Officers and Eleven Men Crash
in Routine Tights

Pendleton. Ore. March 1.-THE
wreekaee Of two heavy bombers
disappeared on routine
fights last night vas sighted today.
Colonel Prank " Wright Pendieton
atf base commander. reported
One plane was down on a knoll
- miles souta q here and the other
II q deuseiy wooded country three
miles southwest 81 Boise
F1se Officers ard II enlisted men
were aboard the two planes. Due
to the r~e7nuteueSs Of the country
where tire crashes occurred. "details
have not been learned. Crash crews
sent to the SITES have not reported
baEK % Their bases
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-17

TIE Nassen Grouner. 8 food fisn
found oftenesf in the West Indian
waters. resembles 8 chameleon for
is ability % change eolors L has
been known q assume eight differ
enf eulors IN 3 many minutes. and
me changes ere complete 7 grows
stripes and spots with equal ease
The whole repertory II the interest
self preservation
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-17
Eight Killed And
Many Are Hurt In
Illinois Tornado

Danxiile. IL March l7s~KARhi
persons were Killed Il ! tusnAao
AzA4 caH across eastern IIIif7rks ta1aN
ssEaklnK narSHsl 81 eiii2e. q Alvin
nori&a O here where At lnaxt four
persons were killed anc rxsssihs. &
seeTe hurt -FOUR osi4eFk we're killed
- GaaUnalan enasgt2
heportS were that n6nSf buildings
= Arm q town C 80 population
we're destroyed and - .eass ssres
burned Haen flames flaTec np n
faf NfeeKzsH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-17
NATIONS MEN AWAIT
THIRD DRAFT
AT CAPITAL TONIGHT
First Of New Group Expected To BE
Called For Training Early In June
Selective Service Officials Announce.

Washington. March I7-America's third draft lottery in
seven months-ana the first IN the present war-wfl take
raare tonight ~ Uncle sam starts classifying an estimated
9000000 men for possible military service.
Secretary Of War sfimson viii draw the first number
from the historic goldfish bowl. the same one used in the
last World War and in the 1910 and 1871 lotteries. around
5P. N. Central War Time.
The men affected are about $4,000 youngsters ~ or q
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-17
CHILE LOSES
FIRST SHIP
BY AXIS SUB
HEAVY Loss of Life Reported
In T0rpedoinz Of Vessel Less
Than 80 Miles frem New York

Z TIE Associated Press
Mex YORK. March 17-Nautral
Chiles first ship loss was revealed
b the Third Naval District today
with me announcement that q
ireiEhtef had been sunk b. an Axis
submarine with a heavy loss Of lie
Possibly = men.
Dispatches from Santiago Idena-
led the vessel as the Toiten Ct
1858 tons
Tire freighter zas tarpedned FRI
daT afternoon less than 90 miles
fsam New York and one unconscious.
exllausf11 survivor. Julio Faust-
vas rescued from 8 LIE raft By Coast
Guardsmen
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-17

The pahl1e h hwfehy rrauested q bring oul their strap metal
and paox Il an the SIDE Of the strwet tn fruut Of their hames vhsae
trucks vii pak II up ahrrs days each wesk beginning thursday
Carl Dstcsnyn has patrtatlozHy agreed q ue has trnrks aud
men far thts purpeSs asking ens for asua1 Expenses 70 b. psd aHs
Of the psooseds ef this salvage verA
The 1aakssn County Paa Ne lea Of the American Iefson sn
handle ths accumulation @epar4t&sn. and sale Of this @altared
material
No1ce = ahs directed te ths pabhr that rlaw botne~ iurs tax
uindew pans< stn@ arr new IA denand The American Legion uH
atso Tathes ths material Request Is HEREBY made that Ftass -
pizrrd Ia a separate uonta4ner whrrr ths truek ptekiux ~ othef
materials nmy aa get this glass and kr~p ii SEPARATE
SCRAP paper h badly needed and arrangements Ire being made
~ the American LeEton ts handle this scrap paper. magazines
cartons ee
Kindiy nsufy eaa Deleomyn. phone fs ar l. L susle4. rhous
The cooperation Of the entire pahhe Is requested in the at
important matter We must -kesp them rolling. Keep thsm nytns
Keep Democracy fresh dying"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-17

The interior Of rlklen province
China has been DEVELOPED s. Al
no nffza afez pr1ouetng aunnaIlY
sores slrtA more tran So million
Chinese aolars
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-17

Uncle Sam has been training
naxel aYiatoFs dor y years IRE
Pensacola Fla air station. the
Nays first. was established IN De-
cenber. 1914
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-28
Couple United
This Morning

At nine-forty-five o'clock this
morning, Miss Angela Margaret Car
serino of Wolcott street became the
bride of Eugene M. D'Ambrose OF
Cherry street.
Reverend Albert Callahan united
the couple at the Church Of the
Sacred Heart. The bride, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Car
serino, had as her maid OF honor,
Miss Adeline v. Casaly of this city.
The groom, the son of James DAM
broSe and the late Mrs. D AM
brose, was attended by Mark Fam
brello of West Hartford.
The bride wore street length
frock Of Copen Blue crepe, with
Petunia accessories. Her hat
matched, and a corsage of white
orchids completed her costume.
The maid Of honor wore a frock
Of Dusty Rose crepe with navy
blue accessories, Rose hat, and a
corsage of orchids.
Mrs. CarSerino, mother Of the
bride, was dressed In blue and white
crepe print, with a corsage Of pink
roses. Mrs. DAmbrose, the groom's
stepmother, wore black velvet with
pink rose corsage.
A reception followed at the home
Of brides parents, with guests pres
ent from New York, West Hartford
and this city.
The couple left for trip to Flor
ida, the bride travelling in suit Of
black and white check wool with
black accessories, with a jacket OF
Silver Fox.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-28
Michele DiBiase
Honored At Farewell

Miss Michele De Biase was tend
cred farewell dinner, Thursday,
in the Copper Room of the Hotel
Elton, by her associates of Chase
Brass and Copper Company.
Miss De Biase, who is leaving for
a position in the Office Of the In
ternal Revenue, was presented with
wardrobe travelling bag from the
guests who included: Margaret
Moynahan, Sally Brovick, Nora
O'Rourke, Ruth Stewart, Abbie
Reilly, Alice Walsh, Mae Kluttig,
Gertrude Stepney, Lucille Klish,
Ruth Babin, Anne De Bells, Nellie
Duggan, Peg Lauden, Adelaide Mil
Ter, Kathleen Fleming, Ruth Fan
ming, Sybie Lines, Ruth Herman,
Jeanette Koosa, Lucy DePietro,
Helene Hirbour, Peggy Craig, Emma
Capone, Esther Salini, Alyce Thomas
Betty Miller, D. v. Carroll, F. G.
Straw, Mary Sullivan, Georgette
Leonard, Olga Hurduk, Helynne
Cleto, Gertrude Milia, Edna Flana-
gan, G. L. Denehy, Helen Bajoras,
Aldonia Weymer, Mary Toletti M airy
Platt, Dolores Paoloni, Evelyn Like
ly, Helen Rheil, Gertrude Stephens,
Rose Grove, Helen Molin, Catherine
Kenney, Virginia Kreig, Wanda
Petkieuiez, Gertrude Houlihan,
Bette Rich, Lynne Spender, Mary
Tobin, Mary Alubauskas, Margaret
Reichenbach, Marion Johnson,
Helen Pagano, Viola Flowers, Selma
Alexander, Helen Hurley, Chesia
Kosenski, Cecil Langdeau, Esther
Johnston, Minnie Mauslof, j. Grady,
Louise Delaney, Jane Cunningham,
Rose Kelly, Patricia Sanderson,
Kathryn Herman, Ruth Wilcox,
Charlotte Tracy, Julia Merluz1,
Frances Laccone, Rosanne Arcovia
Peggy Frenzy, Peggy Koch, Doris
Weiss, Marjorie Sesselmann, Helene
Yeames, Marion Groth, Kay Ra-
buskko, Mary Abriola, Irene Conda,
Harriet Edelberg, Josephine Pettin-
icchi, Gilda Basile, Regis Farr, Alice
Rempher, Mary Butterfly, Angela
Corcoran, Rita Kennedy, Anne Sui
Ivan, Roberta Zeidler, Helen Null
vey, Edith Pinter, Jane Phelan,
Catherine Cronin, Pauline Burns,
Monica Delaney.