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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
Heart Attdck Is
Fatal To Or. Hubert
Furry On Birthday

Ur EuHEU FAuFEA nANNe o.
jackson County and head Of the
Bonneville Bosrd 81 Healsh died
af q heart attack Thursday. ms
sath birthday
Funeral services were conduct
80 Friday by the Rev J =
Thompson. pastor q tine First
Baptist church of Boonville with
nterment IN tine Bonneville Gem
ety
HE survived hy his widow
Mrs NJVIan Parker Fuurx. for
merry q Calhoun City tNo
brothers A " FURRY OF Perkn
tpu and 4 L Flufre of Jackson.
ave sisters Mrs Myrtle Robert
son of louisiana Mrs Bertha
Cumbcsf Mrs. Nestfy Dsy Mrs
Lotnc Bond and Mrs Queenie
Cumbest Of Psseagoula aud =
haif sister. Miss Wanda Mae
E4urIN q GulfpofJ
Dr. Fassay was n4fn in Nesfrx
and attended sohaaI IN Haffies
burg ~ tnc State Tearher Gel
ese where hg reviewed has BA
degree he dld graduate work ano
took his pfemedIeaf fralnaE -
fhe University - Mississippi.
and lataf entered medical school
= she University - PeuusK fea
ma He informed - Tnuro lnflHm
aHy in NeR Orleans He accepted
an appointment aIfh t1e Ketef
an administration n Galveston
aherc ~ remained faf iouf wears
ana be- continued ha service ufth
ne government fa9 fhrCe Eaafs
= AsaHaaHL Pa and iateH -
Iakc Cts Fla II SERVED foF
fae yesss IS 81 wireless opesafoF
= tnf I S NAVY aanng World
Va
4 heart aiiulcnt which aas Dis
aasrr-a = 1912 HnfIusncea RIM
= give - surgical sark ana ~
entered - Puhsla aasith faea
= nee SERVED aesc Us
Rabuc Health Ueaa imeut =.
Rzeni.s EaanE saee jas 3
80
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
FSAFarms
Show Good
State Record

During 1913 THE Farm Security
Admin trstiou IN Mississippi II
providing planned SUPERVISION Of
providing planned supervisor 81
? $3.50 antilles making 1881 orig
ina loans and ~ OF supplement
tai losus - increase war time
food pfsduction according 10 ar
announcement INSIDE BY officials
tins week
The report also showed that for
the wear ending n March. 1913
q total Of ST. 800. o44 ~ n pfin-
cipal and interest Wes collected
out ef q total cf SIS. Isl 1856 o. in
msfured loans "a state farmers
Tor q percentage Of g. per cent
al collections
In tenaht purchase loaps fer
the Same period a total Of St.0i6
1895 was collected ont Of . total
amount o. sl.039 Al 80 due for
. collection percentage of g7a
Fatm production fog 1912
amone the FSA farms showed =
tremendous increase over ia4l
production The heaviest increase
anne in the production ol pea
nuts which showed q l2l PEI
cent increase over the previous
wear Production o. beet showed
s io4 per cent increase sovpeans
n3 per cent chickens 45 per cent.
milk. IS per cent. pork 81 pc
cent and eggs. 30 per cent
Even larger metee E due
during the coming year, based
IN farm plans
IN addition. FSA borrowers
nave increased their net worth
rom an average Of s443 per tam
.1Iy for the wear PRIOR 10 making
their FsA loans - an average ~
S5e1 per family. auo the average
net income amounted 70 S57i PEI
family compared e. &328 before
engaging m the FsA supervised
can program
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

can ind nIstenancr ON ihe scan.
r. feraEc that eubslsN between
i aaebtuah Dry farming 81
asll is carried ou, on Some
Bureau 81 Reclamation siudies
fhai tnese iansis can blo
INTO q fictl farming empire
areas are suited f. dairs
ne and heids maY he green with
alfalfa ans other iofage crops
ea "a support them
Haa 81 ltufi trees msy sup
fhc Rrae ssRchrush m other
Truck crops are forecast
Hsssibiiities for some SOILS
~ asparagus potatoes ana
le vegetables
Sev only 10000 people live IN
Hs project ares and towns are
ANA mail The bureau ex-
T. zee new towns and ia
e nttnR up Is soon as the
nation program Is well un
until 3 total q 400 o0n
H#y reached
project Is expected to be
aped over Il period uf -
~ So with unit uf 20 coo
$50 acres thrown open to
s4fIon caeh yesf. depending
=afroni conditions
However. tire project Is not
nsldered Just = distant eveniu
Il hss been cited m Con
es a. e source az afm home
lee many OF the soldiers vino re-
Urn lfem the Waf Elsewhere.
&c has been d-escriaea Is tire
eatest work project nov re8df
d pfovido employment after the
war
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

STATE ~ sIppf
IAEL 81 81

STATE ~ MIsi slppf
JhCk COUNTY
NOTICE b. gwen that
tbs eggas ff9t I0fFH
pfUl tu construct alHE Hf
afisl 0H tae Wet adf - ~
paacaEoala Street ana aoaK ST.
Street HprfuE fHae fWn lu
Hffa fret 80 @i8f2 81 aa auH
iaf tftat taffnH haa a~tfaEaNt =
iaffHH astn fe sm4
HHeH - mn H6r Wftl
the lans0n
Bd arf fcfesf Invited faa ae
iise - ths project az m#fefta
H Iaf sd wort AH nF1 fn
81 MACS b writing aH8 N.si HttN
swans rriafY nn - ~
sufo JUNE 1913 al Which tlmr
u tm considered faf
augm tnn reserves ue ftatt g.
reject aHk sna All hid
Tine materials afe Ga r. HeIiy
efra ~ tbe site - ibr Wofk ut
TIE aseee ful lag4def am8 afH 60
- pHfa taf m 60 upon taausc
t@t EHEH 8ta fHat#E HH #HH NA.
tgufltsa nepfe eutaiive 81 tire
rfuua lHn
3ue uafrfia6 nn which bids
are invited are q f0is0wa
~ ftfImg ~ hsei long ~ lueh
buff and 5 r. 8 INCH Tins
Above g. hase . rs pound
tfeatHtHnt 20 Cfeaeaie oii
- n4aee sat 81 fref aemR
Eieu If Knot sIE ueate8
wlih - pound Cfsua1ie utl
SEQ Rlees asH 30 fsnt tong
treated with ~ pn4nd Cfaaaale
Oh
1000 feet 2xB 2sio ~ 2Klz
80 percent heart cypress il
~ foot lengths m be- Sis and
SIR
Kegs 500 penns Galvanized
Nsiia
Keg 80 penn Galvanized
Mats
2ss4Ni7 inch Galvanized
BOLTS
%. One ineh o & Galvanized
WsBhefa
Witno ear hands lists tie 18th
uat If aia A n 1913
fASCAa0pl.A PORT
00NAif I0h
rs L EVANS
So Sic s2I 5as
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
Gloss Night VIII
Be Held Tonight
For p. II. S. Seniors

0ave ~ Uls mast interesting ART
m kea forward b ~ all
eeena scheduled tss seniors
Class Night Om Fgbdss. Ma
q ttaulRhi IN sire "A s
s~tuf,eFfusu IRE annaaI service
CIam Night Vffl ~ held ar en-
nfla8alnE proefam has beer pian
ned ~ fse SenNrs ol naeseuliH
High Sehool i8f them psrenie
sud ffemas
Ths Juniof eia@ wIH opfn Tire
program b. singing theH class
song Carroll Clifford. Jt- pres
iaent - the scniof class wiIl give
"a welcoming sdlress
4 Spot Lteht RcwteN which
wtli sketch l~nei8enis 81 tbc past
ahuaI DAYS 81 each Senior. Will
b. ~ the form Of q skirt Sx Ju
uiof ErN Magete Emmifl ia
Ran Huffman Neil Hudson Fran
US ANHAffNA AAA ~ AAkEAHH WfaA
Sarah Van Osdol vii make E
mort welraIne address q lhc s.
piafs Ernest Hos viii act 81 the
master ~ ceremonies ard June
smith viii give = snort uevieW
~ he social eVeuts that have
been hcla ihs school Year Tor
fhe seniors
joe SNartWoUt Class Historian
has worked long and hard on the
history Of tire 90 class lie mas
gone back and dug up things that
were forgotten aboui members nl
the class
Tire Glass VII has fyeeu pre-
pared bv Dorothy Robinson She
viii tell the members Of the
Junior Class what vahIed things
each Senior mas thouRhtfuliy
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
Rabbits Needed For
Rabies Vaccine As
Need Increases

unles Ina State Raard of
Health can ae1fe Rabbits Tor use
IN ihe manu- aelurr of vaccine.
tnaInsi fahe Inc State Hyg
emo Laboratory "a. ne longer be
able 10 furnish treatment fof pco-
pie bitten by fabid dogs al rs
present nominal cost % so for
the fourteen doses II we are
lefeea g. purchase tHls vaccine
from 3 commercial manulactuf=
e.. ssla d FellX J Underwood
executive officer Of the State
Beard 81 Health if wiH cost the
state. and in turn tee patient
fea thc complete treatment
Stating ita the demand for
Vaeeine hess Increased WIae tie
supply Of rabbits has diminished
~ Underwood blamed tue iof
mer IN tine iaei that people have
neglected fo have there dogs vs
rlssiee against rabies ~ utovld
ed hY Law Ant-rahla trest
menis were issued % 5la people
lN affe siaie alafatofv curing tho
rs theee months q 1875 w
eolsling Go fae health officer
Yet IN the iaee OF tbss prove
lenee 81 Fab5e opix tue usual
nanater q animals are beiIx
brought IN fof imoculauon &C
coHamg % The veterinarians
he rabbit market eems te
have been taken over BY the
eeaefsl public Who are pufchas
ng stock fa breeding purpose
ief 9he pfoa uon b sa1d -
supplement neai raa he
sia II toe people IL pnI
cannet FURNISH tine laboratory
wiIh Eabhlt sc cannot furnish
seeme at es lof people ahose
ltke have hea endangered is
the mfe ri q aeg
Calling the e ~ Rabbits -
tine Baagn a. Healtn control
measure afaus afth vaccination
~ dogs and re destruction 81
worthless slEak a0 u I'm
d-efees7a ala Hha the a~aratos
cen eeaunue = nfenaHe aae N
CfIz. Z ra7Hl# g
g aads aHE Tne
bsaHa Fl H n - cents
= pound au expires charge ta
Rabbits fhs #IHs ne sHa.h ore
uSed n thf manufacture ~ this
Kaeea Rabbit oNuefs aesIrlua
fnta ur mas address
ineI# Haqutfes - SLATE + egicne
tsafogf = = Boa zH JACK
sees - Muo
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
NON RESIDENT NOTICE
Ah 6E86

THE STATE 0F MISSISSIPPI
To KLMFR p kuNEDF ] =
HAIFRFN AND JOHN =
RHODES ~ LIVING II DEAD.
~ THEIR UNKNOWN HEfHs
ek LFGAI REPRESENTA-
rTNES TO TFfF AND Il.
COMPANY A CORPORATION
AND TNA AAA AMI AL ffHW
II PERSONS OF PARTIES
HAVING DH CLAIMING ANY
RIGHT. TITLE oR INTEREST
~ and o.
The South hasf ftma -.
Township 4 ssuth. Hanee 8 West.
leSt it8 = aefe8 o4 lhe NORTH
en6 Of ssas haif Fectton sold e.
the state 81 MISSISSIPPI fut taxes
on April q 1895 DEFENDANTS.
i0b Ait ntffNh8 affea 10 ~
sna aupear before ihe hameef0
Court ~ Size County ~ Jackson
" said State urnn the second
Nonaav. ife i4fh Gas 81 JUNE
tats to defend il1r SUIT - J l.
Bars Complainant wherein gou
are Defendants and 10 which SUIT
tite Complainant Is anakfnE ~
have mas title a. tae ahnWe De
sefifed lands uuietea affd ruu
fffmed. All 81 Is shown by Bill
a Complaint GA iiie
WITNESS MN HAND and Seal
of Office urnn this the 2bth daN
af May. 1913
tEEALl
FKTD TAYLOR. Clerk
s.. 5-l4 b2I -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

waiAs3 to fhsrm
Esche Gardner a. Effm
ulH pekns rNssr = es -
naf Nt and apaniers 70
vseh Senim tpay As Ire Gas
rrso rcRw bx Jess eaH
M ae ii tee
and sul costume of g Z psv
teller Esel win give
n ap~prapftafe gift e each Senior
hs fortune ~ Fate fnft
Awaf fof outstanding work
8uriue tine hcssl years wfi BE
H81c
Thr program VIII be closed
.th the etuEinK uf their cisss
eng "a tae Sena Nritten BY
Ssra spencer Twelfth Grsde
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
ny J. CLARENCE Moonr

Ufand Efu~ Wash manE
ss tuailau aa s vi 81
aa Iei taIE siaut s ear
a tast Haui3 uake llx state
Of RHts flaud eah ifse 3 paf
STE Hr sna auTosi . laar
hlH - k8nsa Cts
W. - IL skiing atatlf the Gfans
Coglce irrigation uroiecf. nov
lsrgcis q saeebfu sHiaen aesef
ARIA waieH tlc Bufrsu Of hec
#nat.sa as Witl ane 3ay tssu
Rith 4aa 200 people when lhf
eifsir ~ tine Columbia river has
Transmitted tHe dead lana into
aash green gafdens The wa has
deiNs Ell start ot the proIeei sno
M dste hss ncen IT for II Bni
IL future certain
THE project afea lotaifuK g
500 nsh0 see 81 central WaansnG
ten sna rate rs the Bureau
Reclamation s tha greatest q
- MANY hia ufiFatipn pfoIec
m lafHa enougN r. a'a' uut Iake
Ontario an tine map
Vast Undovslopud Area
ihc I4to btV acres ~ ihe
hich ere iffiaalsle ARA safe
ttans = hank engineer
etlafge - construction o1 etsH
tou'ee osm q eaHlpoee TIE
- raiF = un0eveaanfd afaa ~
N lht VET
THE iIHV ~ waEet whlah y
esc tHe THIRSTY aH sill BE- 49,
aFei ~ punrnH cop SIS
the aaH great erHash "a anr
tee $50 Hae.npp raa# Hsl u .fHe
ton with ell i. aaHf & a.
they Normally 49,.
tie zap ou 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

Tee Steve hesrflnfBnr enz it
fuea Describing ths
- mentioned ln tae
nfed ~ trust
Thr ttff o. pff ~
evea O. rre8 kuf MlH aw
Fet nf euch tsfa BIZ
mt ffn1mf uHe ttr H a
8 aef 81 ulsE
MtfH fgN Hfrf Nn fai
81 Mo- a D tat4
III HEfpEI HEHG.
ga sis aG
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
ORDINANCE NO. s. 1919

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND
ORDINANCE No a.la1a IN
AHGtN0 THE LIMITS AMI
h0U NDAklFS 0f TIN CRY
OF pAs1 A6OuLA JACKSON
COUNTY MI SlprI To
MIRAGE ADDITIONAL IN
INCORPORATED TERRITORY
THEREIN DEFINING rftI AD
hiEA0NAi NNfNgURpnH ATEp
TERRITORY rs ~ EMBRACED
WITHIN TllE CORPORATE
LIMITS AND H0uNDARIE OF
THE CITY or pASgAEnIT
Ia MISSISSIPPI AND nFFtN
INC TIT ENTIRE H0uNBA
klF OF TflE SAID CITY As
CHANGED
ctioH BF IT ORDAINED
By TIL BOARD 0F MAYOR
AND C9UNCtI4NEN OF TIE
CITY OF HASG AG0tFIA MIS-
aiSSIFRI that Ordinance NJ 3
1929 r. stad tHe same IS hereby
naenaea SO a t. Hrsd n FOL
lots
Where's due tu illr Hntesse
m population ana growth q iHt
City us HsscaRnu 81 ff7hL 81
nsa bNen7u aFf smd gIelf
sHf that aftfiil4tH4si unlnenrpsu
stoa territory he Embraced Wlta
~ the corporate Hmuis af the
Gtis - Pascag0aIa Msippis
and
Whefea 10 has hasn Iuuna aud
determined ht tne hoard 81 N8t
~ aft GuanctIn5an of Tire Effx
81 Eculs Mississippi that
the eN#tlue hufls and h81lnda
g Ire Cts 81 pss
bit Hpf should ~ extended
f. embrace llc laua hereinafter
a NOW THEREF0RE
efHaH Et II ORDAINED
RA TNIF BOARD OF MAYOR
AND COUNCIL MIN or THE
CITY 81 PAol A9eui.A AilS
slSaII5II tf3i lie cooperate Inn
g. aa |Eaunntt4e u llr Eifx 1T.
np. h. aHt
|ex6aldrI h Ha
tHe - fne ulArWr4us ae
itsa Reefs sud isoHHied
lines running lo fa
Nii
TrH8 Ea Z ganneueinH a.
poiHI nH ife North iHe ~
ir Augustine kfaha centrum
aifuu - Private EHm kHnHn
elfd uaict section ~
Town HfH saHfh hanEe &
Mrsf ~ ST STEPHENS Meridian
aleH point q chains Ws
fa AaHfuN Hefnpr there
n an running HaanC, NORTH
Hith taE Range lHsa b.
fkefn Frees IIH
Wet and E South
ken Mrf - Stephens
t along t present
HaaFN - HHr EIHH ~
dafaIFte z8a2
tsrf IeHEe NurIb 80 Elgf
e thence South parable
elH $50 HaaEf Ifug -
point - 81. North lime 81 Inc
Aueu knCh Claim oT Cen
Sc r. niCh le4U
tcct fhe aasfnc. 0U
thence MHsi
QH@ hofiH Hnt q lHa
Augustine kHet Cu ~
Con laa laef
point = E.lina
Ia n 2 Commencing At
fhr 6 rf H
Fl l o. Is E
RI aaa tnf Haner
Hnr HCfn aausaIl.
su EHBae Wa.
South Bau1e Hut - -
Aie-Ia4#H auI HaH
nInE a re
HafRE IN 40
ftI = point = Hlf =
aup Hl a
aaHIHH H
N HHe H
shore ae and distant &c.
tIef e. E HHznI zHHt
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
Legal Notices
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
30 685T

THF grATT OF Al siSgIfapf
TC g1iLA MeSFE - endanf
YOUR Arb HFHEnN cited r.
srneEr hasofe t34a ChanrF
Court 81 IRE Counts 20 dacAss8
fn sid state Hran iHf 8a
Nnndas ihe 18th das ~ dume
les. 81 defnn8 lnr 8l W OTIS
Niece wherein Ftaz ARE fhafeua
nk tBN3 fm Divorce All a Is
sftuwu hN Kif of Compliant an
fSte al SID Caufe
WfThfes Mx RAND ana
cf sssd rnsft urna Tins tss ath
dny of Maf 1913
esEAL1
PRED TAYLOR CLERK
81 A-fl SEA. ~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
Delegates From
Local Lions Club
Attend State Conf0b

n r Human eili represent
fhe Ps~agoula LIONS Cub ~
tire Mississippi conference sched
used as e held IN Jackson June
s and Present plans are thst
5oe kzhB president q. the club
a1H also attend the meetings
Ernest { Gthson a. MoHro4
Is a4H represent the LIONS In
transitional a. the meeting snd
eiH deherI the eYnoie address
II tfrc conference 1T me sunual
banquet ~ June He viii also
mske az educational talk before
tire htfsiness session
Early reservations Indicated
mat between 900 and 500 persons
viii attend the conference
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
{. FREDERIC.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
C9gt ~ o.tAck sqN

STATE DF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY 0E JACKSON
CITY OBJ EA EAGaHLA
SRA uud 1Bcd S II PRED
Clerk - Ere Cits g Fasea
aa MtissIHHf ce Hslaby Ger
sat Tire FOREGOING
H#nC and go act esnx of O.
aIHsHHr Na e Ia33 which Orc
nance R aaIs saanfea ht ere
Ha#zH oI Maxu ans Gaungilmen
~ - Cts - HsseaEallIa Ms
Ina. n Is HeuuIaf meeting
aaIa m saturday MaK -. 1888
same aHpeaI- irfH tee min
H Il injecting i Mt Cu
$50
asHH under NM uaHH aHu
r. aIlfer taH ne la g. II NsK
fSEaaI
S "a FREDERIC
CIeHH EHfy H Ha.aa
- uH
h.26 e
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

IN 1888 tire United States
bought 81. 600. 600 pounds Of raw
silk from other nations At > cost
81 Sl1f GOO 600.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

WALTER Il autIEY
MayoH
Evening star., 1943-10-27

Lease-hnd has 600 names on ats
payroll and oFFRo about 800.
Mr.. SchubArt's Bureau Of Sup
plies, in addition to importing stra-
tegic materials and doing preclusive
buying abroad, will assemble and
screen all foreign requirements and
will be responsible, Mr.. Crowley
said, for the presentation of re-
quirements and claimancy before
the War Production Board and the
War Food Administration.
Three Area Programs.
The Bureau Of Areas under Mr.
McCamy will coordinate develop
ment of three area programs, work
with the State Department on policy
determinations, relate programs to
military plans and assist in the
direction of field operations. 1t will
embrace three branches:
l. The liberated areas branch to
be responsible for the development
OF economic plans and operation
plans on behalf Of the United States
and to assist the military services
and the United Nation Relief and
Rehabilitation Administration.
2. The enemy areas branch, which
will include responsibility for pro-
grams and activities looking toward
operations in enemy countries.
3. The general areas branch
which will be responsible for the
development and coordination OF
programs and operations for all
countries not included in liberated
or enemy areas.
Evening star., 1943-10-27

hag-draped bodies and two Navy
chaplains read the service as the
unidentified men, both merchant
seamen and members Of the Navy
gun crews, were given sea burial
with full military honors.
The bodies were among the 81
recovered from the ships on which
88 died. One was identified and
there still Is hope that the names
of II others may be learned. Only
% Of the two crews survived the
collision and the fires that followed
AS the entire crew stood at at
tention, 1t. A. j. Munsch read the
Catholic prayer:
"Vouchsafe this resting place and
assign thereto these holy angels In
the keeping"
Capt. c. z. Ellis delivered the
Protestant service over each body
with the time-honored phrase:
Il now commit this body to the
deep. ="
One by one the bodies slid into
the water as the ships bell tolled
Evening star., 1943-10-27
|Crow|ey's FEA Plan
IAboIishes Lease-Lend
Unit, DEW and 0FFR0
By the Associated Press.

BY the Assoclated Press.
Three major Government .agen-
cies-the Lease-Lend Administra-
ton and the Offices of Economic
Warfare and Foreign Relief and Re-
habilitation Operations-have been
abolished as entities with announce
ment of Leo T. Crowley's setup In
the new Foreign Economic Admin
istration. They were not even re-
tained as identifiable divisions.
In addition, FEA takes over for
eign procurement activities of the
Commodity Credit Corp. and such
parts OF the Once of Foreign Eco
nomic Coordination as may be
transferred by the State Depart
ment."
Mr.. Crowley, the head of the
month-old FEA, drew heavily on
personnel of the absorbed agencies
in setting up the new organization,
but he brought in five new officials,
two of them from New York City's
controllers ONCE.
Named as part-time consultants
were Joseph D. McGoldrick, New
York City controller, and Mr.. Nc
Goldricks aide, Joseph M. Cunning
ham, together with Samuel Zemur-
ray and Arthur Pollan, both United
Fruit Co. executives.
Banker Appointed.
In addition he appointed William
H. Schubart, senior vice president
of the Bank of Manhattan Co., New
York, as director of supplies of the
new organization-a post charged
with responsibility for all export and
import controls, including lease
lend shipments and foreign pro-
curement and development.
A second directorship-of area
went to James L. McCamy. former
assistant director OF the ONCE of
Economic Warfare, who will be re-
sponsible for co-ordinating all ac-
tivities abroad.
The policy-making section of the
ONCE of Foreign Economic Co.
ordination will be retained by the
State Department as a means of
effecting the liaison Mr. Crowley
said had been arranged between his
organization and the State Depart
ment.
In that connection Acting Secre-
tary of State Stettinius told press
conference yesterday that Assistant
Secretary Dean Acheson, head of
OFEC, will remain in charge of
economic liaison.
Under terms of the executive or
der creating the FEA last month
Mr.. Crowley was directed to work
within the framework of foreign
policy to be determined by Secre-
tary of State Hull.
Currie Named Deputy.
Mr. Crowley named two deputy
administrators to work directly un-
der him. One is Lauchlin Currie.
one Of President Roosevelt's "anony-
nous assistants" whom he had bor-
rowed previously to aid him as DEW
director.
The other is Henry w. Riley,
South Carolinian long associated
with Mr.. Crowley as chairman of
the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
and alien property custodian.
Yesterdays reorganization affects
some 4.400 employees, but one official
said that while overlapping func-
tions will be eliminated the new
agency probably will broaden its
activities sufficiently to absorb any
displaced personnel.
The DEW has $500 employees of
whom about 400 serve abroad
Evening star., 1943-10-27

tional Union OF Operating Engineers
returned to their Jobs At McClosky
& Co.'S Hookers Point shipyard yes
terday, ending week-old stoppage
Company oficials said the engi-
neers walked out last Tuesday after
AFL President William Green ruled
members of the International Broth
erhood OF Electrical Workers should
operate three electrical cranes. Busi-
ness Manager Clam McClung of the
Engineers Union said a WLB repre-
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Sea Receives Bodies
Of Killed in Crash
BY the Associated presr

BY the Associated Press
MIAMI, Fla. Oct. 27.-The sea
yesterday received the bodies of Is
men who met death in flames that
followed the collision of two tankers
last Wednesday in darkness of the
coast OF Florida
They slid into the waters from
the port side of a warship and
found an anonymous grave in the
ocean on which they served
An armed guard stood over the
Evening star., 1943-10-27

cratic City COMMITTEES last night
drew ascrewd' Of 1,ls5 persons, who
contributed about $4,000 to the
|party's municipal campaign fund.
The diners, who paid 500 each for
q $3 dinner, heard the toastmaSter,
James P. McGrAnery.s new assistant
to the Attorney General, declare
that the Republicans will not pre-
vail this, time. Philadelphia is about
to be redeemed"
William C. Bullitt, candidate for
Evening star., 1943-10-27

Mayor, wss the PRINCIPAL speaker.
reviewing issues II h,S campaign.
Judge Curtis Bck, eAndidAts for
State Superior Court, said : Demo-
cratic victory IN Pennsylyania would
increase chances Of Keeping
liberal Government In power in
Washington"
It's common sense to BE- thrifty.
War bonds help You 70 save and
help save America.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
1000 Shipyard Strikers
Resume Work in Florida

TAMPA, Fla, Oct. 27.-Complying
with War Labor Board order, more
than 1000 members Of the Interna-
Evening star., 1943-10-27

Democratic Dinner Raises
100000 in Philadelphia
BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27-The
annual 500 dinner of the Demo-
Evening star., 1943-10-27

sentative was expected to con1e here
to investigate the dispute.
The shipyard builds concrete cargo
ships for the Maritime Commission.
La gaceta., 1943-10-28

FELIX ACOSTA C0RDOVA, dc
10 amos de edad 1allecib aver en-
Su residencia 2o11'z de Ia Gale
is. lie achreviYen das ssias. sra.
leila Barbas y S.a EeEaeiHiaa 5e-
pUIVeda. de TamI1as IN hijo en-
Cuba, ST. Eugenio Acosta y siete
nietos. la bora Y din del sepelio
sera anunciado Il 81 dehioo tiem-
DO, por la Funerasia de Lord y
Fernandez. Sc ruega Sc onitan las
0frendas florales.
La gaceta., 1943-10-28

MONTEvlDEO. Oct 27-Los
estudiantes dc Ia universidad De
Cordoba, 81 IA Argentina, l. han
hecho frcnto 4 IA polieia Dc ca
ballerla del general Ramirez, pre-
sidente do N Rep6blica, arroian-
do IN las GALES bolas de CRYSTAL,
al las que los muchachcs usan
para ingar.
IA ~oposici6n . - dictadura ml-
ntar Sc extiende por todos los
sectores.
Sdbese que los uni0nes obreras
argentinas Sc proponen declarar
huelgos y agitar en- contra del re-
rimen antldemoeratico que des-
acredita a "a nacion.