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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Garden Draws Million

When n comes time Ia de-
termine Importance OF sports in
offering relief from the tension
IF wartime living, Madison
Square Garden will provide an
interesting case in point. What
IS true of the sports palace in
the big town is true, in vary
ing degrees. of similar spots all
over the country.
Since September 3 the Gar
den has drawn a total OF 1.16l.-
$50 cash customers for its regu-
lar major attract ions. This
doesn't include amateur hockey.
skating balls. variety shows and
number of similar entertain
ment features. Nor docs the
figure take into account more
than 10000 service men who
have been admitted free.
Here's the story:
Rodeo. 20 performances, AGO.
600.
Ice Follies, 10 performances,
$4,000.
Boxing, II shows, POI $50.
Hockey, II National Hockey
League games. 177.000.
Basketball. IL doubleheaders,
100000.
Sonia Henie, 10 performances,
10000.
This record becomes even
more impressive when you con-
nSider Joe Louis, the biggest
ate magnet in modern boxing,
Us absent from the roped rect
angle, the New York Americans
are gone from hockey and the
Rangers aren't burning up the
ice.
Yet. although they haven't
added any exceptional boXoffice
appeal this year, most sports are
headed for record seasons.
To do the big job ahead Of
him these days. a guy has got
10 be able 10 relax occasionally.
And certainly sports provide the
most wholesome diversion he
can find anywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Equals 2O3 Pin
League Record

Mrs. F. c. Dittrich Of Detroit
Golf Club Class B team is hoping
she can collect two prizes in the
Women's District Bowling Associa-
ton.
Mrs. Dittrich's 2O3 is high indi-
vidual game in Class B. Just TO
make things sure she duplicated
that total yesterday at State Fair
Recreation. That 203 helped her
tie Mrs. X. B. Coates for high
individual series of the day with
436.
Despite 2-1 defeat by Meadow
brook, Plum Hollow still leads
Glass A by six points, while De-
troit Golf Club holds five-point
lead in Class B.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Learn New Things

"You learn n million things In
the army that will be very use
full to you all through life." de-
clares the pride Of Providence
College. "You learn 20 get into
top physical condition and how
20 stay there. You learn how tn
make every moment count.
It's a great life, no kidding"
Birdie is especially enthusiastic
about the way the army training
has benefited his legs. Under
ordinary conditions, catchers
legs give out in a relatively brief
span because Of the strain OF
crouching behind the plate, day
after day.
a catcher's legs, you know,
get kind Of bunchy after while
and I always used TO wonder
how long Mickey COchrane would
keep his speed" remarks Teb-
belts. But here the muscles
A,re being heightened and the
egs are stronger than ever"
= TebbettS is doing All right n
officers candidate school. He
Is popular with his classmates.
His tactical officer describes
him as a good soldier" which IS
a tribute with meaning and
worth. He is following the ex-
ample Of his former teammatc
and friend. First 1t. Hank
GreenberC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Bob Tales
Birdie Tebbetts
Sod on.Army's
Training Methods
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

George Birdie" Tebbetts Is
singing Justify as he marches
to and from classes at the army
air forces officer candidate
school in Miami and seven
American League managers are
holding their heads and NUT
tering despairingly 20 them
selves. The two are related
as cause and effect.
"Da Boidie" reports with
great enthusiasm that his more
or less musical exercises have
strengthened his voice and added
new power 10 his already ade-
quate vocal equipment.
1--WE got more carry To my
voice since I started singing"
the erstwhile Tiger backstop,
now an upperclassman at the
candidate school, says. "They
used to hear me In the center
field bleachers Mt the ball parks.
Now they will be able TO hear
me in the downtown department
sfOresp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Must Like TO Play

Charley Peterson, veteran bill
.liardiSt. played "A consecutive ses-
Sions of exhibitions and teaching
AT Mdther Field He started at
$50 a. m. and ended shortly after
10 u. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Scratches
ny United Pres.

FAIR GROUNDS
First Race-Count PICKLE, Blonde
JAYNE. 70 NJ.
Second Race--Golden Monk Riposts
Third Race Brutus. Up Jack, BrOiler.
Fourth RaCe--Nancys Baby. Gay
HouL. Nv Crest. Toujour. Lazarus.
Honey Boat Arose. Spy Ami.
Eighth RAce--StAr Bud. Minotira Bob
H. CAnnous Banner, Magnolia Cash. on
Guard. Wisbech. Haleyon Boy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Highland Park Holds
Title Bouts Feb. 70

Championship bouts In the var
ious classes are on the program
for the annual boxing show to be
held under the auspices Of High
land Park Recreation Commission
in Hackett Field House, February
10. This is Highland Parks own
-eVenf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Jacobs Gestapo
Trails Londes

Continued from First Sport Page
pacity turnout there went wild
with excitement as IL sensed the
unbeaten Negro was due for his
first setback. The outcome was
not altogether a surprise 10 the
writer, who passed up the Gar
den bout (Beau Jack vs.. Fritz
Zie Zivic) on the bunch that the
underdog might come through.
BAD MEDICINE
"LaMOtta's power, weight adj
vantage and awkward style fig
ured To prove bad medicine for
Robinson, who does not like a
crOwder who centers his attack
on the midsectiOn. Jake fell
down in their first meeting
madison square Garden)
mainly because he failed Ia fight
i'm his natural style. Then he
stayed too much in n shell and
did not fire punches with his
usual abandon. Last Friday,
after the first half of the con-
test, he really opened up.
THAT EaM0tta now has he
come a real middleweight title
threat Is undeniable."
LaMotta told another New Yorl
scribe he had never faced a fighter
4 \ !. Ns.N.r T..
Knockout as did Robinson in the
last round.
HE threw his best punches
and they were pretty gOOd-but
never stopped moving in"
LaMotta explained. "When he
tired j backed him against the
ropes where / knew could
handle him and that's how IL
ended"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Collegiate Cage
Finals ARRANGED

COLUMBUS. o., Feb. 10 tINS).
The finals Of the fifth annual
National Collegiate Athletic Asso-
citation basketball championship IN
TO be held Tuesday evening, March
30 at Madison Square Garden in
New York City, II. G.. Olsen OF
Ohio State University and general
chairman of the tournament, an
nonnced TODAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
2PinsKeepFife
From First Place;
TiedWith Stroh

Three pins saved Stroh, now tied
for first place with Fife today in
The Detroit Times Classic. One
promoted a one-pin victory for
Stroh over Coca-Cola and barred
the latter from scoring a shuiout.
The remaining two gave Min
eralites two-point success in the
final with Fife and stood In the
way of the shutout George Holmes
Hammerers needed to occupy first
place solo.
A split and two misses in the
first game held up Coca-Cola and
Albert MassolrS 255 was not
enough 10 cover the deficit.
Fife. with BOTS, held team hon
ors last night at Garden Recrea-
tion in winning two from Miner
.alites, 1881, who gained the final
on Tom Rooney's 214.
Sam Richardson OF Pepsi Cola
was king of the individuals with
$40 from 193-268-209 and became
the ninth TO show a 200 average
in the classic on BOOST.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
A GOOD PLACE TO BOWL

n 0UUU TlAbL ~ DUWL-
THE RIVERSIDE
3I23 Z. Jshsrsou. at MeDOusan CT. t477
AMBASSADOR T ,;aS1 scHAf ys ,. s,.s
Open Bowling TODAY UnuI : p. N. and Ifts,
10 p. n. All Day Saturday. and Sundays.
IARCHWAY IOs4I EAST itfEsRsos AVE.
Modern Alleys. Omen Bowling TO-DAY from , A. ~
Until p. N. and After %. Bar Adjoining
ARGYLE REC. ''''' "U ~ ssss AVE.
Open Bowling TODAY Until p. u. and After
~ p. N. All Day Saturdays and Sundays.
BEACON REC, W. VtRsoH s At SsTtRsAs
op.u Bowling TO-DAY Until $40 p. N. Az pa,
Saturday, ard Sunday, From 10 A. N. to ciosIns.
BOWLING GREEN sass W. S'v go
Open BOwIius Every WEDNESDAY After s3C
p NJ All Day Saturdays and Sundays.
BOWLING SCHOOL s %Syss ss W. 1s'ss
strathmOOr Recreation. sehoOlersn ct Cd. River,
Open Alleys Today to p. ~. All Day Sat. Sun.
CADILLAC 20 ArI. ~ T. CO. Go s,si' s1.sr..
Open Bowiinu Daily a. n. to closins. Select
League OPENING, LETT. seu Management
cAcInn REF 1857 WOODWARD AVE
uAolnu nC1' IS Alley, ca. 1891
4 800 N-S'-Ss'" "
ICAeNE-TR0MBlY ''s ;, GENE s,5,
open Bo~Iins TO-DAY from A. N. UntlI ,
p. NJ and ~ Unth $50 A. N. 70 Alleys.
DETROIT RECREATION s tAtHTtTJ q. 81 :,so
| "a Alleys. Open Bowiins AZ All Timesl Consenisni
10 All Transportation Lines.
GLRDEN RE- 4laO wooowARo-II: a-sssO
Open Bowling TODAY Until p. N. and After
! ~ p. n. conssnsat to All Transportation.
GRAND CENTRAL '"' ~ rtS ,.s,I s""s
ouie,s1 Alley, IN Detroit opsH Bowling UutII
p NJ and After 1880 p. N. Free tnstructIons
Daily. Excellent Bus street Car Tran,pOrts,ion.
6ReAI LAKES At wDS % sAs''. .a s,s,
opeH BoSilns--so Alleys W q Rov--Untii 6
] p. ". ard After " p. n. Cocktail Bar.
IMPERIAL REC. S ctsIssls rS' IocaI fTs
/ ~ MODERN ALLEYS
/ opsn Every Day Untl Midnight Ma. ptse.
j, ]. MILleTT'S T' T ES ,'s,,! AVE
Ter Alleys. opsn BowIIns iron a y. UatI S
I p. ~ and After u p. y. Az DAY Saturday.
A nWEic prn 70 BOWLING ALLEYS
lUWe , heG' 70 siIiiIRo IEstls
Cocktail lsunps. NJ a3f2
lls7s tsa I'r,ros at Tsstls-s
CONSULT his E
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10

Al Slone rs 245 aud Bill
.SchWope's 226 IN go Were highs IN
the Redford House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Niqhf Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints In the
Night Edition only the name OF a horse
which race experts feel Is among the out
standing bets OF the day.
The code key appears each night IN the
Red Line Edition with number eoFTe-
/ spending In each letter OF the alphabet
The horses name appears ONLY IN
1.-THE NIGHT EDITION AND 1T rs
PRINTED IN CODE. L..<
The code for Tomorrow fonows:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10

Inspections 2549 and Purchas-
ing's 9O7 are new records In the
Gemmer where Jim Brickley'5 237
in SCI were tops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10

Altes became lonesome, alone in
the cellar all season. so it hauled
Ruby's into a tie with a three
pointer in the National Division of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10

Wanda Pascarette spilled 2i5 In
n 5l4 series with UAW-CIO Local
$50 In the Bundy Tubing at Van
ID v X e Recreation. Had seven
strikes In a row.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
BY HAROLD KAHL

For the fourth consecutive year
officials of the Detroit Women's
Bowling Association are looking
forward to another record entry
for their nineteenth annual tour
nament. according to Emma Hill,
president.
More than 1000 teams are ex-
pected TO compete for the various
city championships at Palmer Park
Recreation. starting March 20. A
total of $40 fives, ,043 doubles and
1,704 individuals rolled last year
at Chene-Trombly Recreation.
An increase in membership Ia
more than $1,000 women coupled
with the convenient transportation
facilities TO Palmer Park Recrea-
ton are given as the reasons for
the unusual interest in the tourney
this season. Entries close next
Monday.
The event Is staged In seven diff
ferent classes. according to aver
ages. They are A, 155 and over;
b, l43 to 154; c, 131 10 142;
d, 119 to 100; f. LOT TO 11s; +,
l06 and under, and G., boosters.
For the third successive week a
new high single was posted In the
GleneagIes $50 when William Nee
Jr. hit 266 between I3I-i67 for 56i
TO better Don Grains previous
high by two pins.
james Critchteg came through
NTH his first 500 IN the Detroit
Eiks, I7S-205-2SS for GIG.
Joe Plappert and Ed Quincy
are around again, but not compet-
ing until they recover from recent
operations. Each went to the hos
pital the same day and each
remained two weeks. They APP
peared in public following their
release at the same time and place
TO watch their friends in the Chrys-
Ter Inter-Plant league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10

Neil DeSantis coupled sS6-222-
905 for 66J in the Rainbow 900
House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10

DeSantis Five rolled two new
highs, 800 and 2202, as Evelyn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
CHENE RUN ENDS

Chene-Trombly's run ended at
IL straight when Murdoch col
lected two, 1866 10 2697. as Steve
Cruchon led on $40. Frank Cells
625 stood up for the winners. Win
ming the third gave Joe Paulus'
band u out OF their last ID.
Stroh, city season record holder
Ion 3427, was steering with one
hand against Coca-Cola. Only Nor
ris passed 500 and Walter Reopen
hagen fell headlong TO 514 leaving
the total al 1923.
Massoll had 656 of the Cokes'
297l and both Roy Milan and
Lorne Trickett were over the line.
Henry Ehrle was eight pins over
Reppenhagen and Bill Luona SOC
10 bar the Cokes from 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
3O47 SECOND HIGH

His production. with Moore's
l632, brought Pepsi-Cola 3047, sec
ond high, and a shutout triumph
over Vernon (2608) whose bull
warks. Edgar Briskie and Henry
Nosakowski. failed 10 touch $50.
Herman Gibson of Fife had 665
and Holmes 63S. George Ginger
ella posted 65S for Sackmans.
Parisclean lost a grand chance
10 gain on Stroh when Aircraft
(275D was A double winner, Paris
making only 2649. John Crimmins'
sos brought the total TO that fig
lure Dave Berger and Herb Case
both going under 495.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10

Clip this code Key II will enable you 10
decipher the name 81 tOmorroW's code
horse appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT
EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10

William Cosner Went for n trip
ticate an the Rainbow House By
stringing three COOS for 600 as
Eddie Dudek rolled 25S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10

1t seemed to be double or moth.
ing in the st. Mary's of Redfurd-
ford circuit. Dick Farley had q
pair Of 1905. Milt Huffman IT'S
"Dfib" Dfeuillard 1878, Coach Joe
Smith 13ls. Freddie German 1875,
Howie Kline ISIS and Jack ODon-
mel 1875.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10

Jack Patrick's 218 and Grace
WulbrechtS 202 were the best in
the Kings and Queens Classic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10

Bolle registered 1915 in SGT
Lorraine Korthals pa and Flor.
ence Sullivan 202 in the Southeast.
ern Ladies.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
Stores Adopt
New Opening
Closing Hours

New opening and closing hours
for merchants IN Mos Point and
paseagpula WIRE adopted at q
meeting Of merchants held this
week TAG naw houfs 9ll he
n effect foi tur balance 81 Aug
ana are a. follows
Monday. Tuesday and Thurs
day. stores open a. 70 am and
close at ESQ pm "Wednesday
stores viii remain closed al daY
as al present Friday open al s 80
am and close Al 7.au pm and
SATURDAY open At 3 3n am ami
close at S pm
Stores had previously been Re-
naming open on Tuesday eve
ulnns but Il was decided that
due 90 the email amount OF bu
mess duflne TINS period e close
az the regular time
New hours fer the fall ana
winter months viii probably be
put into effect later. II was said
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
Recreation Head
Tells Roturidns OF
Summer Activities

Thomas l. Swayxe, principal Of
the high school and director Of
the summer r~ecreational program.
was the speaker a. the lunch
con meeting 81 the Moss Point
Rotary Club Thursday Nj
swayzr was officially taken into
the club IS q new member At this
meeting
Reviewing for the benefit of
the organization which has
backed the recrestional program
the activities Of the young people
and adults who are protttinK hv
the summer entertainment. MI
SwavRe said that he had dealt
with moee than 9 thousand chill
dren alone and tha' the five
snfi bali teams are drawing MANI
adults into the fun
lie described the five team
ball league and told Rotarians Of
The dances and parties which
are held for the benefit Of the
Younger residents Of that area
lie also reminded the gathering
Of the picture shows which are
held free of charge each Saturs
day night al the high school audi.
toritm.
A committee was appointed At
The meeting - make 8 studs e
the garbage collection system IN
Moss Point and present recon
mendat,ons fer its Improvement
TO city authorities Members q
TINS group are C. A Blanchard.
Saul PeterzeH and Alton Thorn.
ss
Julian Rivers had as mis- guess
his father-in-law me Rev 4 y
Williams Of Camilla. Ga. and
SIR Blanchard had as ms guest.
Leonard b Robinson. aeting
postmaster Ia Moss Point Arthur
v Smith. Of Paseagoula. Was s
visiting hotaHlan
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
BEEF DIPLOMATIC STYLE

London Dinner invitations n
the Argentine embassy are high
~ priced in London because Of
the excellent roast beef served
there
THIS beef i Imported under
speelai diplomatic privilege from
the uch grassiands OF the south
American republic
Esen = wartime foreign en-
bazsIes are allowed 10 anDorf
food ana drink h reasonable
uuanuue haI Tn other embas
sizes do net take much advanie
Of their privilege since generally
che food silualiun COD H4elr uvH
eoanlrie o. aIl6Halt communal
eafIafF does not HaIuII eft MIeI
export
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
Leadermen Return To Jobs.
AT ingalls, After Resigning
Over Wage Scale Monday
Production Crippled For Three Days When
Lack of Supervision Cuts Down Efficiency
On Jobs. LOO Out Tuesday.

their reftisai - aiinw tine men r.
return a. skilled workers by
pointing out that In tie absence
81 lpsdsfman the company would
have ne need Tor your services
Is a mechanic with tonlb and ~
tact until adequate supervision Is
replaced would uecvssiiate las
ing off some 81 the mechanics
already employed on account q
the lack ~ sufficient leadermen
g. direct TIE work There. II YOU
are unwitline 10 continue to serve
ia your present capacity a. lead
etmsn after Julv 3lst we viii be
unable to use yaut services IS
mechanic. with the tools At this
time
Leadermen maintained that
this was not q strike bat rather
4 lock out W II Stone chair
man Of the grievance commit
tee 81 the Metal Trades Council
and chief steward OF the Cafpen
tiers Union declared that be call
ed the ioiners from the job be
cause their work Is very exaetinR
and cannot be done without s
certain amount Of supervisory nu
ihofiiy He stated that during the
time the men were not working
lhey were ready 30 return f.
their johs az any time and were
waiting only for the return of
the leadermen to the Jobs
The leadermen are not mem
bers OF q union rs . group bat
go percent Of the me are ind.
viasaal members Of the A r 81 b.
through Their crafts
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
BurnhaIn Talks
To PascagOula
Rotary Club

A inc talk on the principles
ana objects Of Rotafy by Kirk
Bamaam If Moss POINT was the
pfinclpal item q interest on the
Roian pFQgfam af the pssCaRou
4 CIT 0n WEAKNESSES hftm tas
INTRODUCTION % rive neN mem
befs. il was suggested bE Hermes
Coulter. who usuallF mstructs
ne members that Kirk give q.
sH9rt talk on tire subject as he
was vel qualified Il speak on
RalaFts AIMS and objects In
that the members we're not dis
appointed fer Mr. Burnham gave
= concise ami Informative talk
aIe stated that FOR years he mad
hladc perfect attendance on the
aleas ronl meetings always
making are = he was unaxoldahiy
aheul aou ihe meeting Of ms
beaae eue He tod II some uf
fne advantages II being = Rata
IAN. stlg IS enlarged aeauain
tancg. lei 8W ship a Eeettef under
standing Il 8ur fellow members
ann the o%pportunitg 81 being Of
service h the community IN
which one lived Il Was one Of
lae besl taIks MF BNrnham had
ever msde IS g Rofaflan
The neu members introduced
were { + Abels electrical en-
gIneer a. ingalls,. and Chester
Lyons. fhr new operator Of the
Chevrolet Meter Company
Several sasgessions as to max
enE - RoHsET q mere vital m
Guence in zHe community were
made - F asiaent Wells mem
beas Clartsn. Watts Gauuer.
ana other President Wells.
through &C. courtesy u tine
Chronicles .r and Advertiser.
announced ne latesi returns ~
the State eretion. As promuigat
- bg fne = debated Press up to
noon Weine daT
A FatiIea end Scr meennn
af the case Nas announced for
the lasI Wednesday n sentem-
heH ard Prs dent Nelis SAID ne
nted evaIX member attending
that day and he meant an Of
teu - Haee 8 soH with hln
either m son oi IN adopted
ufe tha a.cas5an
Visiting HaurIsus Were Greg
Naaa president aftha Moss Point
EHHu sad members eHnham and
mHsqu AL making ap their
agsnaancs IS al seed Refsuans
lia go
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
Saturday Deodline
For NJ. N. and p Blue
R~otioning Stamps

SATURDAY, viii BE- t0e last day
blue fatlou stamps Il \ and ?
viii be xsila local War Price and
RaHionlng Board announced TIE
Il. S ana r stamps became valid
August and VIII be gooa untli
September :
Il the meat division Of ration
ms red STAMPS 7 became pend
aele July 5 and VIII remain
good until august 81 The Other
stamps become valid a. follows
aua al are good until august 81
C. august / v. August 8 AMI
" august -
Coffee no longer rallonea
md mas moss be bought without
stamps Merchants ara requested
oe board authorities e. Keep ~
coffee stamps winch taeE uake
uaH iu q SAFE psee II case thss
should be requested Aatcf
Sugar stamp Ne IS s good -
Iisa pounds of sugar through
August 3 and al ihat uue stamp
NJ ls becomes Eood and msy =
used through oalgleH STAMPS
Is ana I6 are aaod le nae
pounds each 81 Hssr - ezautnE
ans see sslIa through octaaeT =
a. persons making app esuaH
TO- eHsH# caHaalHs SUES mas pas
sent a. s1esf beak - Ne tHm
stamp ~ rs = taa aHaf =
taaHIuE h,ak = a - We paIf
81 ahos uuII November
= ae aasHa ~ = Baas
4 49, ~ - laH
.aEH fHHl Ialv = through
aHa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
COwan. Byrd
Has Big Lead
District Returns Are
Still o m p lie
And Unofficial.

On the basis 81 unofficial re-
turns THURSDAY. X c Cowsn wss
reelected Detrici Atferneg for
the Second District Jesse Byrd
was named State Senator from
fhe 4ist Senatorial District and
CAV Krchs piled up = large lead
for Fiostef Representative over
ms tVo opponents. but lacked
the majority that would elect
nip IN the first primary
In the District Attorneys race
unofficial returns gave Cowsn q
total ~ 1856 votes. with 1925
FOR Naples The District ~ conn
posed 80 Jackson, Harrison Han
cock. Stone ana George counties
The incomplete and unofficial re-
turns hy counties was a follows
Cosan Jackson l748 Hari-
son. 1881 Hancock 1879, Stone
SIS. George s04 Naples Jack
son, 1896. Harrison 1895 Han
cock gs4 stone 1896. George
1914
Some Of the counties included
in the above totals were far from
complete. bat indications were
that cowans lesd Maud be main
taane0
Byrd piled up q total Of se2a
IN returns from Jackson and
George counties. against . pal
Of 1872 for Clark No returns rad
been received from Greene coin
&. bat unofficial reports were
that the election Of Byrd as state
senator was assured
Guy Kfebs jackson county
sheriff piled up q heavy lead in
the Floater Representative race.
having q total Of SOFA IN returns
from Jackson and Harrison cnun-
tres against 3 total OF 1882 fot
E II Ivy. and 2s2s for Dre2ey
KendFick Despite the heavy
Iesd Krebs lacked approximate
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