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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16
Pascagoula Youth Tells Of Sea Fight
Fatal TO Quincy" 3 Other Cruisers

aexn According m DeJean there
wss Aslls opposition ulsen ifs
Marines iansiea ara raised ire
Amefan sisK Twenfy FIVE Jap
snssss planes had previously heen
afsoi down On August ath there
Nas smother Jap raid hAg little
stamake was aoFe
Il was the following aay shat
the Quincy along ulth nr as
Ter shtp ssae Nneenns and
anoiheT cruiser the Astoria was
asuk
Duiean saYa that ~ hopes that
heiofe long j nsW Quincy viii
t4 hullt ana that u viii b ~
ucsFls = peasalbls 3 duplicate -
the ad one and thal he - wrN
- 81 surviving members Of tire
crews. can b ahspmates again
IL wlll iease Monday Tor San
Francisco q report haek ins &c
tive fisity after the lafIough
which ne spent wilh ms parents
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16
Scraps TO Be Hurled in Face Of Enemy
Collected by School Children in County

ers having a truck ser urged
again TINS week n volunteer the
of ihe truck fuF even . fpw
auurs lat the collection = the
scrap Drivers are IS scafee as
the pHaVefhlaI hens sesh 100.
ana anyone who can SPARE ! dfiv
ef along with the truck s ~
qaesied "a do -
SO report 81 the amounts 81
scrap collected through the couu
= has been reserved During the
pasd ter daxa the nsscakuula
schools have collected about 500.
co pounds o metal ard tie Moss
Point schools have piled ur what
appears 70 BE- about tWo car loads
- crsr Al ne Ocean Springs
school tae scrap pile has as
aamed impressive proportions and
school officials are calling f0F
trucks e remove it 70 make room
Eaf mase
According - a F Meeehee.
eauniH superintendent af seheoH
representatives fruTu Mobile and
New Orleans have been - ihe
county = bad "a the metal and it
= believed thai what has been
collected viii SION - en- Is Nay
T. the factories and industries
The money vii for TIE most part
Sc "a schools
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16

recalled I iamped lutn my Work
eIsshes and aeni sopsiae = man
my battle station Mhsrh waa On
gpe nssss aeck Tn glFst sheIi hf
1T ? = 40 ard Was repeatedly
followed b lorpsdaes sri star
shclis which eained 81 the Quln
8 until she went undeg Just =
nasnuses after I h@i heeh a@ak
ansa
Realizing fhat the sn.p wss lost
DeJran WFns over ihe siae - h
shsp having slin down 8 cable
srou toat aeek g. deck 4 fan
s=sl Ii xNaFn 81 . naa - rAit
from which ~ was rescued
TINS waaaf nls FIRST expeF
enrv under fire aboard ttaa GUN
ey He Wa akusrr the cruiser
when she ietf q ronsoy into Gta
aaicanai on me meEninE q Aus
ast : Il Wa tlre Quincy ahich
fsfsd TIE llfss sh0s Fl 6 . n. snft
she continued ~ flfa until Il
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16

A survives 81 one a tns ttree
United sfate cruisers alnk ~
lfe Janana during lle Battle az
thr SDnnam Vats1n De3Ssn. son
st ~. ard Mn y = pu1ean of
~ CESAR stsl u ) living exam
pe of a4 cd adane that = nsm
S - En 81 s mile
a Second rM maehiniat utat
Or fln Quincy TeIean sid over
the uaa IS ne eFusefs fuIl
x nolu from enemy shells sank
w the waser IL the Guaaai
canal Bat after solf hcslss on ;
raft - was picked ~ b. : oe
ayeF
On 5 infiuatEh here with has
parents TINS Neek ne young SRA
man tuId hos b. Was swakenesi
IA the eariy hsaiFs of august ? BY
general Qeeftefs emily ; shoff
time after NJ had come of aaty la
te : asd engine rnssu snd =.
tired
When / beard that signal b.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16
Plans Drawn
ForAddiiiOn
To Hospital

Plans and speclfleatlons fns the
1ew addition ~ thr Jackson
Couufs Hospital fof which 2 fed
ere, efani Of sfl3soa was seeenily
approved are now beng drawn up
Cen Z Olsehnef. New Orleans
arcmlazt TIRE entire cost II the
en- story three wing addition
wi approximately sfz0.000
aecoaaug - me pfesens plans
TIE federal aliofment uas a.
pfnpsd 1y the Federai Works
Agea About $50 aqaare
eet aoo5 space Nili Be added
q th nora oeef crowded hospital
- IT, ara building protect This
Nli sau,madate q complete ma
aetn ectian utility Fnoass doc
tn aaHec patients rooms and
nut OfheK wlnEz vii eaassst
Ct Tor white persons and
PES Nith me necessary uiil
stx ~ 1na there aill ASH BE-
an saaansl dining room kitten
- aath rom facilities The
- eHs wiII hsee asphalt THE
asieHea walls nAe board
eeli sith a~eausfieaI ule = the
CO. aae and regular spread foot
~ Hation
According - L e winsefioa.
ea euEsneeF. : IS hoped
EHai pr0fesf car y advertised
- aa aoou1 aae fri 81 Eaxem
TIE 3urk moves along
~ uFescnE schedule the
aaa'Eaa SAB He fesae foF a<ru
fan-s = The early spring
N1 - difference = The
ea1a9Ha casI q uae a5dltsaa ana
= aasal cant NlII mean that
mass - reaa2ked - Hc
81 - cosI - ass allotment
whether TIE county NIA
a = TIE $500 azs ~ yet
Htr aefermlnsa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16
Tires and Tubes
Cut in County
In October Quota

The quota 81 tires ard tubes
allowed Jzekson County for the
month ~ October showed :
marked decrease under the num-
Der allotee for September. ac
cuFasng 10 figures released b
the War Price ard Rasfoninr
Boar0 IN this county
Thefe mas BE- eniy sepen neW
passenger automobile tires sold
IN the county daring tins month
- compared with Is allotted ia
September However. tire n8n-
Der Of Grade 2 passenger tires
which can - bought 0nly by de.
ienke workers remained Ut 50.
the Same a. last month Refrea1
passenger tires dropped from los
70 100 and the number Of passen-
ger tubes Was reduced from g.
IN Septemher 20 90 N October.
Flfty-two new truck tires are
allotted as against 80 set aside
for this county last month The
number Of retreaded truck tires
was reduced from S. for Sepiem-
Der to only p this month There
are 81 new truck tubes included II
the quota for this month. q Sc
we're cut from the So allowed last
month
Bicycles and automobiles were
both increased IN the quota. with
the number Of bicycles being
raised from Is 70 20 and the mum
Der 81 neW automobiles from
three 70 SIX
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16

Given Sewer
Project Here
Sealed Bids for
Work VIII be
Opened Monday

A preference rating - Ala has
bern sseud b. the War prodssc-
tion Beard for purchase os nece
ssry materials for fkpe extension
and Improvement - the Pa&a-
e0uia sewer sTvspsa and the csln
stfuctiDn Of > sewage disposal
plant according 90 notification
received ~ city officials thiA
week
Sealed bids for the work viii
be opened IT the City Han Mon
das II 10 . m ~ the mayor.
city commissioners engineers and
government representatives
Plans Tor this work were foFrnu
lated several months ago bit TIE
inability e obtain sufficiently
high priorisies for the materials
delayed the beginning Of work
Plans we're revised in an effort
10 elifninate as much essential
material a. possible and the re
vtsed plans have been approved
by the city. the State Board Of
Health. the Federal Works Agen-
cy the 4. s Public Health Ser
vice and the War Production
These plans we're drawn 40 by
l.. c Wmterton. consulting engi
neer and the construction wili ~
under the supervision q Donald
] Simmons. city engineer.
Wcrk i Health Necessity
This project has been described
a. necessary for the health. safe.
" and weu being Of the citizens
The extension ~ the sewerage
system viii carry eeNernee aacll
ities - vifk4zafy lfN entire corr
munity and wIll enlarge He pres
ert system 20 care for : popula.
ton Of more TRAN 1900 This en-
larglng Of the system has become
increasingly imperative with the
growth Of the ctts and the build
ING up Of the Defense Housing
Project and 4 lesser bat steady
growth Of other sections Of Pas
cagouia With the addition Of
500 tailerx an a1o-anif apart
meni structure. . dormisory 70
accommodate 200. and new houses
which are constantly being com
pletec IN the project the popula-
ton ~ that section alone viii te
almost uIpIed. Mayor Walter
Guileg pointed out
The ewaEe disposal plant Is
felt q Be critically needed IN vieu
Of the completely inadequate
method Of disposing Of sewage
now
The cost Ct this work Is esfi-
mated at s5a5 s3s. which has been
available fer Some time The fed
eral government extended ;
grant Of sges e35 for the work
and accepted the eity's bonds for
100000 g : loan e complete the
necessary funds for the project
TIE limit SET for the completion
q the work following the award
ING e the contract 5 27a days.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16
Prominent Men
Violate Dim-Ouf
Chief Ezen Says

Deploring the lack Of eoopera
ton On the part u the citizens
~ Pascagoala n observing the
dlm cat regulations along the
be3ra front. Chief q Police A v
Eel declared tins week tnaf peo
PIE q TINS city are making ~
effort e adhere II these wartime
laws
People aren't dong the police
farce any favor when fheg dim
their automobile lights - she
beach. he said The United
States Army has SCI - these re-
alaaans in 81 effort - Riee max
lmum immunity = coastal areas
against sea attacks - The eaemy.
When 3 man fails = DIN ~ lights
~ to turn them o. parking when
approaching she beach BE- Is Dc
Aocrateiy placing hzs can wife
and children and other loved anez
- DANCE SIRE everybody can
laugh nos ard So ihas there
Asnt any NEED foE such pxeczu
tons Bat hos can anyone kagWz
And ahen Ne tine does come
when the am lights arr aeeessz
=, & III b. 10 l4te - MAKE ans
nsw Hesoiutaaas about stiekzng e
ne letter Of Ehe Las
FuIlee q she cIty sorce ere uos
sufficient r. number % mssmain
= conzlani patrol = TIE bescn
ARA Chef Ezel explained ara
much q The enforcement = this
IcouHnued % Page s Sesaon i.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16
Club Backs Move
To Name School
For Miss Hyatt

The cath q office vas admins
tered e reeenuy elected officers
e the Young Menx Business Club
q Mos Point ~ : meeting a the
club ruorns Monday niehl wsth
Claude B8bo. acting president. q.
ficiating-
A hlehIight u The business
sion which followed me mstaIla.
ton ceremonies was ; UNANIMOUS
xpte y ue membership = SUI
port = movement naueuzates =
v. G Stewart ~ ths Rotary Club
% dedicate re elementary whoaI
70 TIE memory 81 LIS Charlotte
Lostle Hyatt b R5yinK + hn
nane Ths cub went on record e
ready = Eiee fun baeking e
whatever public dedicatlaa exsr.
cses which might b planned -
ne ely an1 school adm5nasrz-
tons
NeN members received insn
ne organization uene A S Bres4
nan Maspp ExnoFt RaIlreax
ConpznE ard NIIourn Love
International Paper COMPANY
Soashezn Kali Blenon
attn AhHazs and + 4 Khsvsa
told ne ct1b ~ ne4s tazt thes
nac reeeiv1 from Rowan Thssn-
- ana Llafeace set former -
tive meEnNH q lhe club aa4 ~.
are aeN ncnorary member NJ
Ihonaa q somewhere 10 re Nj
E tying 8 aamba nlans
anc - Sets M connected win
ne GHemlesI Warfare Dapart-
nent u Aiahama.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16

The AXIS pa0egS aslA fee q bit
foolish. no doubt 70 b. beaten bv
3 i0s nf scrap Il WlIi aeu 3 a.
tze undlgnified when hey ere DE-
feafed b an army 81 school boys
and girls And they sill ce faiuiy
= upset 10 knoW tAst ORR old
1al0py dragged out d q ditch b.
8 couple % sixth graders had .
real par 81 Ire ieveiine - Ger
uany and Japan
Hut i looks - though that IS
the ianoming they axe gaIHg g.
have q suffer for Il s the pieces
q scrap metal heing collected hy
fhe school children q Aneuce
thal are proving the back bono
= IT, American wa effort
4 large part - the steei from
winch ships. planes ard tanks are
manufactured s scrap metal and
TEE farlafi@ ard industries 0eFe
running dangerously snort af ma
terial Which would naturally
nave resulted ~ the diminishing
- the number IT weapons flung
against the AXIS
Bni ~ifh thousands nf pounds
. scrap collected II Jackson
County alone during re past zen
davn i looks IS though uuE fight
M men aren't going - ~ana for
things 70 fight WITH For ms
Is onig ne beginning
Trucks Vital Tor Celieetien
4 great portion q TIE metal
uhea has been rounded ur for
tie e. S government cant even
= collected 50 because of 8 crit
cal lack q trucks Cnilnren IN
ne schools throughout the eaanty
have carried every piece q scrap
they could possibly handle = me
sszap piles bat there remains .
great deal u metal 20 heavy ~
~ moved except b. truck
Business men. farmers o. 9th
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16
P-osc0goulon Has
Son Who Took Part
In Bombing N0zis

Amang those VINO have every
right t. ne proud q their sons
= Alex C0rkaEsoie II raseaa0uia
whose son. Lieutenant Alex 6
Cockersnlp participated ~ the
shooting doWn Of Is Maxi planes
IL q resent raid oesr northern
Frame
Lieutenant Cockefsole entered
she service from nelxuni Miss
and had ms advanced training
a. . flying school It Alhuauer-
u1c \ ~
Ihese we're several other Miss
ExSipptans Wha sook part II tire
fac
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16
Rotary Clubs
Hear English
Officer Speak

Wien Anaefsea aehleves 100 PEI
cent participation ~ ~ I'll oll
aaf effort 10 country nor rom
lilnaslan Of countries can heai
her
THAT the opening al Lteut II
E Gillespie II tsse English Nav
Nh0 addressed i JOINT meeting 81
tle MaS Point ana paaeaeoula
Rotary Clubs II siie uSO building
~ raaeaRoula Wednesday Build
rs his talk around the wheel
fle emblem NJ the International
Hetagy m~eanszzfsan Ens
officer declared uaf Tie definition
af a WHeel Is i circular frame o.
disc turning On an AXIS mighs
sell apply to tire United Nations
well Is 90 the Rotary wheel
A wheel reduces friction he
explained ard perhaps that Is
sshai the Rotary Club car do 70
insure 100 per cent At oul Haf
effort II America
Guests a ire meeting wefr nr
haguaf r Wesiman acting head
81 the jackson Counts Health De
partnlent and Dr Henry Boyer
HotL vino will replace DR. West
man when he \ transferred next
Neek Dr S 3 Mellwain presi
dent q tire paseagosgla club pre-
sided turning the meeting over
- Lewis Bond president ot the
Moss Point cut Tor tire program
The district governor Of Rotary
Wlli meet saih ths pascaRuala
club "Wednesday 81 next week ami
siih TIE A1c@ Point club It the
regular meeting or Thursday
Also appearing o. ire program
Was v z Thaeker. executive OF
tbe Pine Burr Ares Council Boy
Scouts 81 America. wno request
I'd the support Of every Rofsfian
N the finance drive fof Bos.
Scouts which IS being held ihus
aeck
Describing conditions n Eng
and where hiz wife and tua lii
Tie daughters are living nov. snd
touching on general waf topics
Lieut. alliespies TAX follows
Wheels are most important
~ machinery They transmit mo
ton regulate Veiein reduce irtc
ton and cquallse the effect Of
losces applied II a. intermittent
o. irregular manner An ahlec
tive II Rotary Is The advance
menf q international under
standing good NllI and peace
through . world fellowship II
business and professional men
united n the deal - servlce
The Rotary club s confined "a
8 certain select 0oiy 81 business
men Ell TO-DAY there lies = bigger
Rotary. existing ia that solid disc
made - 90 the United Nations
that Is SLOWLY turning on THAT
AXIS which ee arr nlIf T. crush
and destroy IS adopting YOUR
fourth ablecf n oar daily lives IN
the DAYS IN which - fad aar
selves ee can not onIg defeat QUE
eaemis bat can found q slruc
TIRE upon waieh 8 new world
can b reconstructed Fist we
must crush ths AXIS and. turning
- the wheel Ne can ase another
= iE definitions Reduce Inc
TIN Through The channels II
me associations developed n YOUR
eIuo so mast reduce those fuc
tfans that Fetafd tie 0ar effort
One hundred per cent effort
means g quick and speedy VICTORY.
T. the Ali@ TINS has nal set
been achieved and maybe s BEING
retarded by that veT1 friction
We ere Ha4 anls fighting TOE
political freedom ~ fos saeiaI
G0nuaaed O. Page e Sc 4
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16
A LETTER FROM JOAN

loan Is III years old below IS printed = letter
which she recently wrote Is her father. who Is stationed
here ii ronnertlnn with q vital phase ri our ARMED scr
vice We hnlleve the letter particularly timely mas
much As aur jackson county children, ton. arc busy
soliciting srrap from every nook and Granny q our
e0unty They, also, have fathers, brothers uneiees
friends wh0 are fighting on our faf-flung war fronts
II Is 10 aHd them 90 preserve the freedom 81 IS all that
these children willingly toll q gathering the scrap that
will keep our war plants going fall blast Mute testi-
m0uv that they haze. and are. laborinK weif1s the huge
piles II scrap that are gathering on school grounds
throughout the county. That they realize too. their
obligation IN the maintaining Of the freedom that s
their heritage a wnfL. and snula times better Than taetF
SfKa<~1Ahsrne uut by Joan otter.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16
Canning Sugar
Not Available
After Monday

Applications fof sugar for can
ming and preserving viii not Be
reeefved after Moneay. aecarding
- 4 deadlsne sci BY the War
Price and Rationiug Board in this
county AZ a meeting Wednesday
Persons desiring last minute al
lowances Of sugar. ever and above
the amount obtainabie By cnu-
pom fer putting up fruit must
file application efth the county
board headquarters IN Pasca.
goula not later than Monday
Sugar Aiiotment Set
Coupon Ne 9 in the sugar "a
ton book wtli have a value Of
three pounds and viii be in ef-
feet from November ! 70 Decem-
Der IS. rationing officials an
nounced Applications for sugar
allowances must b made By in
dustrial and institutional users BE-
fore November 5 It the local ra-
tionine board The quota for in
dugtrial users. such az bakeries
viii remain the Same for frs pc
Rod but the allowance 10 instr
tutionai users. such Is boarding
houses and restaurants. will show
3 ten per cent increase
The jackson County Rat.oning
Board urges that al Rronerg dis
play . card IN their stores inform
ing ire public which sugar cou-
pom ! IN effec; and hoW much
sugar can b purchased with Il
This VIII eliminate much 81 the
confusion for the average citizen
they feel
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16
NICE WORK ron c

kingflshor 0kla-MF and Mrs
Wayne Hubbard decided las scar
= raise Pektn ducks and started
With to hens from which they
raised 6 uuekIIne THIS FeaT
NE 81 ducks aid zse0 egg Oi
these sss weFe So - the Hub
bards Sow then pens eaaisiu
go ducks
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16
6th Grade
Stokes &llaoi
Nashville Tenn
October s, 1872

Dear Dad
know that you are fighting Tor me and everybody
else IN America, guarding our coast ~ keep the enemy
out
arm going out 70 get every piece If scrap ] can.
1 know that il will help you. S0meaay you might be- ont
there with an enemy plane about t. sheet you down and
YOU won't have anything 70 shoot with Il will be my
fault and everybody back here 81 home because YOU
didn't have enough bullets But don't worry. ! am
helping and | know every other boy and Rirl in America
will come through"
Your daughter.
JOAN.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16
RahOning
Of Gas Due
Thirfy-Five Mile
Speed Limit VIII
Be Requirement

Developing ; program % con
troll mileage q the nation S pas
senaef automobiles the consef
vatien ~ ne rubber supply vii
b4 further Impressed or motor
ists when the ~fatianing sf case
line backS az the allotment Of
tires about November -
Price Administering LEON Hen
deFson has announced that the
gasoline and tire nationlnk pro-
grams will BE- merged for ne con
troll q mileage according 70 tire
eSsentiality of use The ration
ina u gasoline will follow ihe out
line IL use in the Fast with each
~ the nations n million cars be-
me awarded a haeic a hook al
lowanee Of enough gas for 23s0
miles of necessary travel , year
Tire jackson County war Price
and Rstioning Board has been n0
tified IF the gas rafiunnnE pro
gram. the Inauguration date FOR
which Will hc announced later.
and plans arr being made 70 reg
lstef the thousands 81 automo-
biles IN this county That this wli
De . particularly difficult JOB IN
this cuunty Is evidenced by the
large number 81 automobiles up-
Grated t. and from work by de
Tense workers Particulars ~ "a
the provisions made for war
workers in the matter Of gasoline
exceeding the normal ration have
not been received Other bust
ncSses and industries will IAN.
dounfealN ~ niaosad n ere essn4
tial class but What these Nfll Be
had nuf bessu announced. local
board officials asserted
Must Observe Speed Limit
The purpose IS e bring the 81
egall mileage Of Americas autos
within the limits af me available
rubber supply with use Of tires
being limited 20 essential trans
poEtation needs. according to NJ
Henderson Observance Of q s.
mile per hour maximum speed
limit wiii Be > basic requirement
n both gasoline and tire ration
allowances
Some 20 million passenger cars
outside Of the present gasoline a
toned area VIII Be brought under
mileage rationing when the plan
goes into effect. Mr. Henderson
said He estimated that mileage
Eationing would cut the use Of
private passenger cars an average
q almost 50 per cent below nor
NAL
Owners Of cars In the As vet
a~nraAonec area veil De required
70 register and viii receive . has
Is gasoline ration Tor their cars
allowing 1850 miles per year at
the present value Of the coupons.
assuming Is miles % the gallon
additional mileage up % 40
miles > month may b. obtained
~ the motorlst VINO car shoW
that the A-hook Is not sufficient
&c meet his occupauonal needs
and q special preferred mileage
category Is provided for i types
ct occupations deemed essential
% the Nar effort and q the public
health and safety Tires en- al
cars saasf * submitted 70 OPA
Tor nn-wheel inspection every So
days 70 insure proper care
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-16
Moss Point
Students Have
Scrap Parade

Laden wstA tawn mowers. col
fee pots and horse shines the stu
dent BODY Of tfe Mos Point High
school. nearly 500 strong exc
eased = Nletafy march Friday
mognlnk whieh ended At . scrap
piie % the lawn 81 me city hall
Led hg The - piece school hand
the students left the school short
II before nlne o'clock. some
bending under Their burdens
aonc pulling their loot IN little
wagons and others riding On two
trucks which been ahtalned for
the transportation q the heavier
pieces Carrying their donations
u the scrap pile the teachers
marched beside the students
The parade was designed =
aFouse the enthusiasm ~ 10th tne
students and the citizens q The
town ~ THE nations drise for
scrap metal and rIhber 10 b used
n wa1 production b the uulted.
States The metals are urgently
needed for pIaHe tanks safps
and other war items IN an effort
e. alleviate the threat 81 running
short II materials far the manu
factarn q these the government
has issued 8 national call Tor
scrap ard the drive n present Is
beinF sponsored by thr school
children and newspapers u the
country
Student Head Talks
Walking be advance 81 the aang
Ilne q bays ard elfls was Tom
Lennen carrying the American
tag Behind hIm earns the drum
asalos 5aania Rouse. ieaosHE the
musicians down the center = tne
Moss Ha5nf streets And behind
The hand marched fhe student
ha6y a tie City Hal ere eua
dents Walkcd - single file ~ the
au kaH eaeh flineInK bis - hef
contribution - The 1asl-gEaMlng
mound - scrap
one bare footed bsv xaIkcd
ihe blaeks hetaeru TIE whusal and
the cts haiI 90 ihe SIDE - his
lest protecting a a1Ee psaee on
saa sole - hs Iaot bal he didn't
ask feH rsas He Nas proud -
b Walking NiIa his serap Even
Junior FleTee lhe football nsases
shoss EsK was Iniured ln fnotbali
pfacuee Wa taking part al
though - was riding wIla RS
zsg sn 6 east sad cfaIehes =. his
SIDE
Alter me scrap collections had
changed on fne aeFap pIIe. the
student nsdv gathered az re n.
lersceaan of kielnnzs and Hain
Continued lHam Pazs T. So =