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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
BEATS. KEIFER'S MARK,
NOW HE'S AFTER KEIFER
BY GEORGE f. VAN

Harry Holiday is learning how
TO relax and for this reason he
figures he has A good chance TO
beat Adolph koifcr.
As the s foot ) inch 19-year-old
L. of NJ Soph puts IT:
at ought to be some race -.
this time"
The pair Will meet in the Ma
uonal A. A. t. championships IN
the New York Athletic Club pool
April 81. keifcr. now IN the navy,
has been stationed az Norfolk,
teaching swimming. expects to de-
lcnd ms title
Holiday looks better each time
he >WmS Hes no longer in A
knot when he goes after a record.
This was obvious 10 all those who
have watched HIM TINS winter
when he lowered Refers listed
10o-mrJer back,troke standard
from 4.33 TO 2.-99 IN The DAG
pool yesterday
II viii take q swimmer who
can relaN like keifer 10 beat
Adnlph," said Clarence Elmer
pnkSton. DAG athletic director.
land Holiday has the best
chance of doing what every
other backStroLcr has failed to
do since 1885"
kCilcr m the water and ont is
as Wl.lowy as a stalk of Iowa corn
>WayIng M 2 gentle brcclc. Holt
day lS getting more like that every
day .NN
II need more ~ this" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
PICKS LAMOTTA

II is our opinion LaMotta has
made enough progress since those
meetings with Reeves 10 turn the
tide tonight. We're going out on
the long lonesome limb and PICK
the Bronx Bulldog 10 score a
The LaMotta-Rccycs bout tips =.
card Of 80 rounds Of boxing Joey
pirrone OF Cleveland meets joey
the highly toutod To-
ronto fcathcrWClght. IN a special
l0-round bout.
Pirrone was obtained as a sub
Stltute for Lulu CoStantlno. who
has been topped by flu germs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Golf for Recreation Not UnpalriOiic

PHILADELPHIA, March ~ fI'PI-Gof should he
PLAYED for exercise and relaxation and tho public should
NOT look II unpatrotc I'd Dudley president Of the
Professional Golfers Association said today.
he urged golfers 20 play for recreation but the
expense n tne war effort and crowded transportation
facilities
Dudley said no had been assured 6y paul v McNutt
chairman Of The War Manpover Commission that golf as
a rtsfea'ionai sIor', woud be good thn1I
lie SAID he conferred with McNutt because golf has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

been seriously Handicapped the past year by adverse
psychological influence in the minds of the people who
wanted to play for recreation feared they would
appear unnatriotc by doing so.
The VINO chairman was surprised 10 learn this psv.
choogv prevailed. Dudley said
Dudley warned not 10 abuse transportation privileges
10 play golf bat III country clubs provide horsedrawn
vehicles 10 lct their players the courses or people
reach them by public conveyances there is no reason
why they should not play in their spare time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Reeves May Spoil 1t
But Jake's Favored
Bet+ors Ignore
z De- isions by
Cleveland Boy
TONIGHTs CARD

Man svant-Jsk- IANcita New YORK
VS. J mmy Reeves Cleveland middle
Fights 10 rounds
Special 1O.round bout 1oey P.rronp
CLEVELAND " joey BAErato Cleveland
feather,EeiEhfs
Senlh naI-Charey Hayes. Fer7ds'e W.
Jimmy MsndeIl RuTslo middlewsigh's
rounds
Walter Thomas Nsu York - O'is No
Graw. Detroit 10 FOUNDERS rounds
Johnny sfemp's Flint ~ F'1ie Ft1
= m N ons. Cleveland. rldoiewei ghu, Z
rounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Dr.. Hauser improved

MINNEAPOLIS. March 70
GNSl The condition OF Dr.
George Hauscr. Minnesota football
coach was reported improved to-
day al the University Hospital
where he has been confined with
DDpt1r7orra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Basketball Results

NATIONAL AAT TOURNAMENT
wyoming A. Fort Collins a.
Denver Legion 81 MllWaukee Rrads 81.
Philips %, salt Lake city 30
COLLEGE INNITATIONAL
Toledo 81 Manhattan ~
Wash. and Jefferson g. Creighton a.
SERVICE
Aberdeen Rombers 20. r Meade Nd q.
DETROIT AL TOURNAMENT
Ford Local 500. % Cadillac Motors 50.
SeifridEe Field 81 Diesel 81
East Side Gear AZ Carmen q
~. .. RECREATIONAL LEAGUE
Junior Aces 80 Mustangs az
Ford Go 49, Northern YMCA a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
loot Toots Again

There's a new Light canvas man
ar The Wilfred foot GmcncrS
out on Mendoza Douglas Gmei-
ner third child. was born this
week His father is foot
GuCucr, skipper ~ Apache,
champion cruising cutter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

unuPF the strain.
While ONeIll was not with
the Tigers last year, he agrees
Rudy York may have been
victim Of pressing. York lost
fat bonus because he failed by
10 10 hat IN 100 or more runs.
York II Is pointed out. is the
type that must be. completely
4 -e-+t4Tt-ftt set best results AZ
bat.
II just didn't hit at the right
time. explained York. one never
given much 10 alibls or philos-
CDhV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
BY BOB MURPHY

Flying high as No ] challenger
for Tony Zale's middleweight title.
Jake LaMotta, a crouching rush
ing dervish from New York g
Bronx, runs into foeman tonight
at Olympia who may be the
"spoller' of his future plans
Twice before LaMotta has faced
Jimmy Reeves. The Cleveland Ne
gro. and on both occasions il was
Reeves who won the decision.
But despite past records. La
Motta has been established =
St1ghr favorite for tonighJS battle
This is because Reeves has never
in a Detroit rng
LaMotta has had four straight
fights here all Of them slam bang
affairs and the betting gentry
seem TO think he is riding a red
hot wave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
at makes n

at makes n
player press
ON ell eX-
planned land
some players.
Sp RI ed by
banus ba IT,
respond sue
cessfully to
{ he p ] "A N
while others
are confused.
Some players
can't re lax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
He Started Late

Fred Perry. Brul>h icnnIs star.
Won hl- FIRST NmaIpr tournament
when nc was IS years old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
G !,
sports
No Bonus Bait
So York May
Relax This Year
By LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE, March -
Steve O'Neill is one Of those
baseball men Of the opinion that
me bonus system can be harm
full TO some players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
REEVES CONFIDENT

Bigger and stronger than Sugar
Ray r. binSon, Jimmy Reeves
seems confident ne can Outlook and
Outmaneuyer LaMotta.
I'm not worried about the
outcome" said Reeves. calmly
I've beaten LaMOtta twice be-
fore. l can do il again.
"Not only beat him" injected
Maury Boyer, his acting man
ager, but he won Is Of the 20
rounds"
II may be that Reeves j. Just
the type to keep on beating La
Motta. But this writer has 10
string with Jake
LaMotts, IN the first meeting
between the two men Al Cleve-
land. was a bad loser on points
going into the tenth round But
In that final frame he dropped
Reeves five times Only the bell
saN ed a knockout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Fight Results
~ I nliFd Press

Boston Mass Jackie CaIurs 1881.
Hamilton Ont 0utp"lr'sd JACKIE wilson
f-his Pltfsh4fFh ainsd MA
fra'ne-urc.Erf a.e ttE Al Jo,son 1872
Sew YORK 1ufrcr'ed ? J Lewis 1873
.perrer coin o. George Dotv. ifs i7.
Hartford conn, knocked out Buster Beau.
prey, li6, Burlington, VI 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Nothing to Gain,
Wings Whip Hawks
Drop Chicago
From PIayoffs
by 6-5 Victory
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Jockeys dOubterS are quoted
today AS the Detroit Red Wings
rest for the opening battle Of the
Stanley Cup series with Toronto
here Sunday.
The doubters were Quoted when
the Wings, with the National
Hockey League championship
safely tucked away. knocked the
Chicago BlaCkhawkS out Of" the
Stanley Cup playoffS with a 6-5
defeat in the final game Of the
regular campaign al Olympia last
night.
Ii is true the Wings had every
thing 10 lose and nothing 10 win,
financially, by beating the HawE$
And why should the Wings take
a chance on getting smashed up?
That's what the betting gentlemen
figured as they Chunkcd u I'M on.
Chicago But they lost on their.
sure thing.
LOST MONEY
BY beating Chicago. the Wings
put out the team that fills the
huge Chicago Stadium. a team
which would have poured thou
sands of dollars into the plA1nIL-
pot for the champions to cut up
BY beating Chicago they allowed /,
the sensational Montreal Cana
dirnS TO squeeze into tho playoilS
The Wings not only believe
CanadlenS 10 be tho most danger
Gus team in the league, but they
also know Montreal is a poor
substitute for Chicago IN
the playoffS
With its limited capacity and
a 20 per cent Dominion cut off
the top Of the gate receipts.
Montreal is anything but a vel
come addition tothe playoff group. :
But we proved We were
really playing out the string,
didn't we" said Manager Jack |
Adams.
The Wings did that The betting
gentlemen didn't catch all the
angles Didn't realize that the
Wings love hockey love 10 beat
Chicago and wanted 30 GO, back {
bon winning stride after two de-
ieats bv Toronto
Tho tlpoti 10 The dOubtcrs should
have been deten>cmcu Harold
Jackson recall from indianapolis
~ take the place OF lack Stewart 7
alIng With some gall ,
bladder trouble. The Wings could
have played tho gauc WITH three
1etcnSemcn II they hadn cared
NOT USUAL STYLE
Without Stewart Tho Wings
cdn + play their usual luockdovn
foreehockJug game They played
smart >CrWhIu1 hockey ~ avoid
sctoIo injuries. bat they sun had
punch The crowd Ms al-a---.4-.--
SONS low az $50 paid hut Inc
warwhoopInE volume hf new
high with 300 caddJe~. Roy
scouts and patrol boy, IN on me
Gulf To cheer some of tho season
MOST Unusual sights.
These included
The Rod Wings started the Scor-
irE 0G The first Of two goals by
MUD Buunotoag Then they came
.rnir behind twice. to ne the score
Continued on Page ~ ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

AMERICAN LEAGUE
PLAYOFFS
NERII~
(Fouy games Uut az sevsn)
Hershey Buffalo
~ERItS n
tTwo games out ~ thresD
Indianapolis Pittsburgh 4
sERIES 4
cleveland Providerrs n
C'evelsnd 8 Providence Z torertmsl
Cleveland wins series games o. %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Tigers Hide
On Trainer
By LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE. March l9-Gus-
.tav Nemitz, the Tiger trainer, Is
on the war path today
He charges some Of the Tigers"
are cheating in the daily calis-
themes class, a department OF the
Detroit squads conditioning and
"A program that is dear 10 the
good doctors heart
II can see some Of them in
the back rooms striking
trainer Ncmltz lamented Il
may have 10 20 10 Mr.. O'Neill
about IL, ! may even have the
misCreAnts watched"
With A series ~ exercises aimed
10 put the players IN the best con-
dltlon possible, Nenrtz puts The
athletes through a l5-minute Ses-
SION ~ the start Of each DAYS
training period The exercises are
graduated. becoming increasingly
intensive each day
NO myers call NcniiZ sessions
the horror chamber
O'NEILL AGREES
O.Nelll. also a stickler for con-
dltonIng agrees that cahSthenlcs
are as important As any other
feature OF the spring training
grind
But on the side NemItz VIII
tell YOU the Tigers this year gen.
orally are IN splendid physical
condition
They came TO camp in fine
condition." The trainer admitted.
NemItz bcamcd like A light
house tho first look he got At
Rudy York tins spring Tipping
the scales At POS pounds. instead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

LAST NIGH - RLstLTS
DETROIT Z. tRoaEr. 5
Montreal 8 New YorN 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

tGon'inued on Page FL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Hockey Standings

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Not USUAL STYLE

Continued on Page 27l
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Evening Bridge Club
Enjoys Hospitality
OF Miss DeJeun

The Monday Evening Bridge
Club enjetea tht hospitality Of
Miss Julia Nae DsIean II Tine
meeting this week u the home
Of her parents NJ. and MrA "
r DoJean. On Cedar street
The club gives War Stamps -
high score fav0rs. and those
went 10 Mis- Frances Warden
tins week Mre Mafgafet Brown
vas presented with 6 consolation
favor. which va q ptrsunal gift
ffo mthe hostess
The meeting next week viii be
held with Miss Ellen Daggets or
change of aay being oniy tenn
Tuesday instead q Monday the
pofaty.
Miss Miriam Ramsay and Miss
Marguerite Sanders we're guest
outside Of the club circle Mem
beers playing were Mn J = nua
felt Jr, Mrs Brown sud Mlsse
Ruth Cain. Warden. Ellen Dag
gefi. and Eason
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Pat Heidelberg Goes
To War In Reporting
To Navy Ia Jackson

h. ere departure os Pct He
deloeG soua an % judge SRI
Mr. II r HMaelh4sN lo report
.lm dury - fhs Aava4 Ssafier ai
jackson Ms psame9uss best
anBfnef papalsr yoanN hu
man ~ tee arvtre 81 IA eoan
.trg
a nstlee 81 FascaaeAia Iii.
HeldnlheEH Il 3 graduate from
he paseaEtaaia High seHsA0l and
also from ihe pefkiust0n Junior
College
On has return h0use tEau4 Per
kJnsiun. Nj Heidelberg entessa
III ths employ 81 the paeeaaasss
National Bank 10 i minor clerk
arp and applied himself s. aasii
bpasiy ~ banking during tfe Est
eight years taaf he onls fssel.t-
S aaf appointed 70 the fespon
fible position ~ aasislaH eaat
ef
Mm HefssloefR wal remain IN
PasehKoui6 where shs hains =
position aneier tae saHftufen
dent 0i Eaueaflon iuf JAekMan
County will wtum she has teen
working tof several years
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Halloween Dance
Outstanding In
History OF Elks

Outstanding IN the history Of
the social life Of the Elks Club
was the Halloween dance gwen
here bv the Young Women 5
Business Club Of pascaguuia on
Saturday evening
The close proximiS Of Eiallow
cen gave suggestion for the very
elaborate decorations which we're
CARRIED out BY 4 committee hcsd.
ID by Mfs J d Buffet Jr- with
The able assistance al . corps q
club members
A program consisting ri q flour
show II which : group " chi
aHeu were features. and stunts
traditional in Halloween festivi
lies Wax cFFicd cut ~ the enter
tainmens committee headed b
Mtss Adeline Daggett Among
these va fortune telling by Miss
Senr Eason IN Gypsy costume
soft drinks wah sandwiches
Were served during lile evening
Favors Of HailaWe en- origin
and eonletu were presented eaef
guest
A beautiful feature IF the dane
lng Was = waltz number IN which
8 soldier and = sailor and their
.eminine partners wen adludged
uost expert anu graceful expo
neufa u tbis step
With every giTl wearing ta
nal dress aud the men IN UNI
loFm the dance Was particularly
azautlfuI
In addition 10 3 number OF guests
who did not register the names
af ~ men 10 the service were
entered IN . book provided iog
he occasion
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Southern Laundry
To Be Sold At Public
Auction On Dec. s

THE Southern Laundry and Dry
Cleaning Company viii be sold
al puhlic auction Mondax Dies
{ at the froHi door o. the court
house Of jackson County. ae-
cofdng 10 official announcement
The sale viii include aii maonin-
cry. fixtures ana equipment in-
Guiding the automobile trucks
and the real property The sale
IS ia settlement oi the estate al
the hate Howell 1, Stokes owner.
In addition 10 the laundry ma
ehinery. there are SIX hall ton
trucks and the property fronts
s. feet toward west on CeaaT
street. and IS 100 feet deep
The property Is 10 X sold lor
cash lump sum as 9 nnii ami
the purchaser viii RESERVE pos
session 1t midnight on the aay
following the confirmation II the
sale The highest bidder vii be
required g. deposit with the eam
missioner. Fred Tavlor ten per
cent Of the amount ef hA bid
and this sum viii be forfeited Ia
the event Use bidder does not
comply with the conditions and
terms o. sale
Complete aefms ol toe aAs ap-
pear elsewhere 40 thn Esaae
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

her ~ the young married SCI
VINO soon departs for residence
II Philadelphia was a luncheon
a which Mrs Clyde Leavitt was
hostess SATURDAY, October 80
Beautiful LongfplloW House
vas the setting Cor the iuucheon,
which was followed b. 81 hour
Of SO over bridge tables
In the games Mrs T + Muir
phv scored highest with MRS
Sydney Swan next, Bpth receiv
81 lovely favors as did Ms II.
Il Cole as 4 seail out favor.
Mrs GrassIek was also the reeIp-
lent oi an appropriate GIT Ear
memonS
Besides the npnoree. the guest
list included Mesdames Spencer
ana Richapa = Shields. II. Of
Moss Point and Mesdames Saan.
Cole. NJ 1 Funknousef Fred
Cook S { JORDAN. NJ n But
lef. F B Walker. W p peian. r
S Ford T I Murphy ard 5
II Bebier Of pascagoula
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Womons Society OF
Chirstiun Service
To Enter Contest

At the monthly meeting - the
Womans saeietS Of Christian
Service 81 lhe First Methodist
Church oi Rascagouia n tlse
church parlofs Monday afternoon
II was decided 10 enter the church
grounds IN the Ingalls, Better
Lawns and Gardens contest
The session 1as presided over
y MIS- Il 4 Lucas and aIlef
business mad been disposed Of
the remainder 81 tbs tine was
given a. q short STUDY plaKgam.
This consisted q . resume II
the duties ui sacieiv officials and
Nas given Is Nrk r = Timer
and Ms lambert RobefE
Tine society Wln mcel n eifeIe
next week
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
]. r. Bishop. a.
Dies AT Hospital
On Monday Night

Joseph Francis Bishop ~ years
Old diea al the jackson C0autg
hospital after an illness q about
eight wesk Ks He he'd Been 4 pa-
'lent q the hospltaI lof the pas
fave weeks
A native % Paseae0ula Nj.
Bishop rad followed the trade
q carpenter most d bis life and
be had been a carpenter ID ne
ingalls, ShIpbnllcgug Corporation
yard since 1889 He Nas . mem.
ber Of Our Lacy 8t Victorie.
church.
Funeral services were CONDUCT
"a Wednesday afternoon ~ Our
Lady 81 Victories ehurch b. TIE
Rev p J Carey and mternmeni
was IN Machpeiab cemetery
Members % the carpenters un.
ION It the shipyard served as pal.
bearers
he Is survived b MS widow
Mrs Helen Louise smitu Bishop
three SONS Joseph Francis. Jf.
Milton Theodore ara McIlwaa
Bishep one daughter HeIer
joyce Bisnap; hrs fnother. sever
sisters Mrs J {. Coughs s..
Mrs J A Moore. S. Mrs. Eu.
gene Pnitevain Mrs GeaFgc +
Duncan. Miss Clara Bishop all o.
pascasoula Mr. Il c Benin
Bon secouf Ala Mrs. { T
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Sf0fe Ministerial
Meeting At Local
Assembly Church

n Assembly, ~ Gas cfa
eaf 90 \ Raaaeauia Nssl
e~nhrtsin ministerial rou
ence on Nos 10 aa1 ll @af1h MsH
lne ule visitors sggn 81 ever e
state
Tna Is fhe ffrN meetsna - lhn
type thr ifssai church mas rsrs
entertained aEd il PROMISE g. D.
pars attractive - weA "a "a San
Usual ueas luF TIE soeal es
eaison
Specaa witt
Hee r c Anderson district ma-
t~stegtaena Tor tae Assemblies
~ God Is MlNpp
The hlRhlieas 81 ghe corler.
enee visa ~ ilte vast m Rev
Fred V8Rle Il tilis cuts4 ence
k Nnem IS ssastsns
halen9ens ana 4ise general fe
aafY af tire ha4se miss9ts cork
~ fhr Assemblies ~ CAsa in the
Hniied States
TIE services hasr been weli
HFf angea ana promise e De- very
interesting ard helpful 70 III who
sftegsa
The apennR sefvict WILL D. 81
80 Taessaf night N~0@efuhef 3.
with services morning afternoon
aHd might a. "Wednesday ara
Thursday
Hee Kenneth Erwin local pas
tsr states thHt tine pubic m
vlted ID attend ~ II these SER
VIee For further Information
regarding the services phone
69aJ
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

II fhe departure 1t Preston II
14asslck i0f Comp Shelby We.
aesa4 October n Il be insl8et
ed into fhe & s Army. P
Kauia lest ~ outstanding young
Business man and citizen
Assistant Director 81 Indus
rial Relations tof the Ingalls,
shipbailding Corporation aish
supervision at the PereoHneI u.
tleea ~ iieadhaa4se 6 Nj Graz
irk had been 81 lnRalls um-
sloyec i0i about Hlres year
Popularity known Il Pete. he
tafted The ingalls, News and was
IS first editor He 8lso organ
xea several valuable servlses l0f
employees during bis term 81 ser
vice Bpfa ~ Massachusetts. ~
Grassiek i q graduate from the
Northwestern University. from
which be holds a Masters Degree
aefure ms connection with the
ingalls, corporation ne served As
) traffic expert fof American Air
Lines IL which his work took
aim 10 South and Central Amer
lca
IFS popularity with those
around his wa attessed by .
aft af q handsome lesfhcr mill
lary set with = wish Tor the same
success ii the Army that he en-
joyed If Ingalls,. that was pre-.
sented him BY MS eo-workeFs At
Headhouxe 8
c = Brigga former employ.
mani manager - Ingalls,. viii
succeed him IN the industrial r..
lessans afIire
After hts sndurtion hi Gras-
nek returned to PascaKolla
WissTe he remained until last
Thursday % assist Mrs Grassiek
n closing their home
They both will sosH depart To-
! visit with relatives In Phila
iclphia before Mir. Grassick f.
nails reports for duty
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Wife Of Railway
Head Sponsors
U. S.S.ApOIlO

Mrs Jane z HiH Il Louis
04le ks ala 81 the pre- mens
the Louisville and Nashville
Raiifoa6 coapany viii ehrsssen
ht z S S ApaIiO at launching
semonie SATURDAY 81 las 4
al ihe ingalls, Shipbaild.ne
GafpaFatioh YaTa
Members Of tire SPONSOR pat
II VIII b. Mr. ano Ms Henry
saoase Svnaaa XIV, M. and
Mrs Meneiee WFgmsn and Mr.
a + Smith Louisville X
and Mr and Mrs Raiph 4 Reese
New Orleans
Special guests invited 70 ~
iens the launching and the ira
aiiional luncheon In honor u the
sponsor ard her party st the
LaEfe.iow House are Mr. and
MEs LYMAN Delano, New York.
Mr. ard Mrs c EDWIN Gheens
III ana Mrs Isaac Starks. Aar.
ana Mrs George Brent and Mr.
ana Mrs " e Smith Louisville
Mr. and Mrs Keehn Berry 81
New Orleans Bear Admiral A G.
Bennett commandment Ia lhe
Eighth Naval District In NeW On
esns. and Mns BennetG Captain
ana Mrs L S Border Chickasaw
Ala l. r. SANFORD. regional di-
rector Of the & S Maritime Com
mission IN New Orleans and
Ms Sanford; John r. Watts.
agent Cor the Land n ED IN
pascaRouia and Mrs Watts y.
E Baftv, superintendent Of trans
p~1rtatiun department II The l.
and n Railroad 81 MobIie and
Mrs Batty + v Lee. division
Iresght agent FOR the railroad
and Mrs Lee
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Show Featuring
WAC Recruiting
Set For November ~

A SO Nsa noW teasa4tHf
overseas veterans aoe she ke
Fa band ee - nsa
goula ESQ Neane ~
aes gT II fhe mserew 81
aaascrinE mtnB h ne
VAC accualae 90 ga announce
aent MADE - II EdWIn =
Gaanem assistant FupsN ne
taa airecios and heads & ahs
WACs recruiting eontnRenf 81
Tee field
- ghe wAEa - Keeslef
IL Maxlre Blasr cunaaaaaes
aa1 also b. aass AZ fhe seatufea
m8 8 81 fhe nafsln
Two oversees veterans who
Sc 5eeh III f8e ihiek 81 s4e
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