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STETTINIUS MAY
AID IN FARLEY
Continued From Page One)

evidence of their cooperative at
titude.
Thus the selection of Stettinius
and the expected assignment for
Hartman seem designed to off
set any i'll effects that the resig-
nation of Sumner Welles as under
secretary could conceivably have
had on Russo-American relations.
In some quarters Welles had been
endowed with reputation for be-
ing virtually the only consequent
tial friend of Russia in the State
Department. While officials have
heatedly denied this, the Presl-
dent and Secretary Hull had been
expected to furnish further active
evidences of friendly intentions
toward Russia.
The situation is critical at this
time because the foreign ministers
meeting next month is to be fol-
lowed by conference among
Roosevelt, Churchill and Stain.
The appointment of Stettinius,
43, a. former chairman of United
States Steel corporation, was an
nounced by the White House last
night in a statement saying Welles
had resigned, giving as his reason
his wifes health
For several weeks there have
been reports that Welles would
leave the State Department be-
cause of clash of temperament
between him and Hull.
The choice of Stettinius brought
approval from members of both
parties in Congress, where he has
become a familiar figure through
his Lend-Lease operations.
The White House announcement
disclosed also that Leo T. Crow
ley, SO, a veteran government ad-
ministrator and business man,
has been made chief of the Of
flee of Foreign Economic Admin
istration, including the Office OF
Economic Warfare which Crowley
has headed for several months.
A further step bearing upon for
eign operations was the assign
,nent of Former Governor Herbert
H. Lehman of New York to be
special assistant to the President.
Lehman will make arrangements
for United Nations relief con-
ference in this country in Novem-
Der.
He has been chief of the Office
of Foreign Relief and Rehabilita-
ton Operations. That agency now
goes to Crowley along with DEW
and Lend-Lease. Lehman, mean
while, is slated to head the inter-
national relief agency to be
formed at the November meeting.
Crowley, as far as the announce.
rnent indicated, does not have an
official position within the State
Department, yet the President
charged him with dovetailing the
policies of his various economic
agencies into the broad and con.
trolling foreign policies estab.
lished by the State Department.
The total effect of the Presiden'
tial order, therefore, is to give
the State Department stronger
control over foreign economic op
erations and at the same time tt
give foreign economic experts
Crowley and Stettinius, a power
full voice in the fashioning of for
eign policy.
i This amounts to at least a par
tial gearing of the department.
machinery to cope with the enor
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-27
V-GARDEN OUTPUT UP
Three billion pounds more food
is expected from this years Vic.
tory Gardens than from last.

Roman Starr, Tulsa, Okla, VS..
Paulie Peters, San Francisco,
middleweights 80; Jackie Burke,
Pittsburgh, VS.. Ira Hughes, Oak
land, middleweights {N; at De-
troit, Sammy Angott, Washington,
Pa, VS.. Joey Peralta. New York,
lightweights QO; at Philadelphia.
Mayor Pablo, Philadelphia, VS..
Jim Morrison, New York, welter-
weights QO; at Boston, Lefty
Lachance, Lewiston, Me-, VS.. Cleo
Shans, Los Angeles, Hghtweights
QO.
Saturday-At New York, Johnny
Jones, Pittsburgh, VS.. Winnie
Vines, New York, middleweights
80.
-V
If wheel and its tire are out If
static balance there will be set up
a sort of hopping action called
'tramping."
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-27
SENATOR'S BACK

LONG BEACH, Calf, Sept. 20
-LR-Four United States Senators
arrived today by plane from Hon.
olulu, en- route to Washington, D.
c., following an ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
trip on which they visited every
major war theater except Russia.
They are Albert B. Chandler Cd
KY, Richard B. Russell D-Ca),
James M. Mead D-NY) and
Ralph o. Brewster (R-Me.). A
fifth tourist-senator, Henry ,Cabot
Lodge tR-Mass.), remained in
Honolulu.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-27
DIES

LONDON, Sept. 26-(P'-sldney
J. Williams, At, British newspa-
perman who had been connected
with the United Press bureau IN
London for the last 10 years, col
lapsed of a heart ailment in a
subway station Saturday nlgns
and died in an ambulance enroute
to hospital. He is survived 0y
his widow and three children
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-27
This Weeks
Boxing

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-R-
Manuel Ortiz puts his world ban
tamweight title on the block this
week to take the No. l spot on the
National program away from
pair Of the best available heavy.
weights and two comeback-bound
x-champions.
Ortiz encounters Leonard Lopez
of Mexico City in a l5-round title
bout at Hollywood, Calf, Friday.
Lopez recently outpointed Ortiz
in an overweight match.
Three other major events or
the program include heavyweight
Tami Mauriello, Sammy Angott,
retired lightweight champion, and
Harry Jaffra, one-time feather
weight champion.
Mauriello faces the Finnish vet
eran, Gunnar Barlund, at SYRIA
-cuse, N. Y.
Angott, who gave up the light
weight title last year, begins an
other comeback tour at Detroit
Friday night when he takes on
rugged Joey Peralta of New York.
Jeffra encounters Davey Craw-
ford OF Brooklyn at New York S
Greensboro Arena Tuesday.
The program:
Monday-At Baltimore, Bobby
Ruffin, New York. VS.. AL Guido,
Brooklyn. lightweights 0O); at
Springfield, Mass, Freddie Cabral,
Cambridge. Mass, VS.. Ossie Har-
ris, Pittsburgh, middleweights
(8); at Chicago, Lou Woods, De-
troit. VS.. Gene Simmons, 1ndi-
annapolis. m d e weights dO>;
Bobby Richardson, Cleveland, VS..
Bob Simmons, Indianapolis, well
terweights Q0); at Philadelphia
Terry Young, New York, VS.. Cleo
Shans. Los Angeles, ightweights
1O): at New Haven, Conn, Julie
Kogon, New Haven, VS.. Bobby
Mcintyre, Detroit, lightweigntS
1O); at Washington, D. C.-Hol-
man Williams, Detroit, VS.. John
Garner, Washington, middle
weights 0o); at Providence, R. l.
Verne Patterson, Chicago, VS..
Jerry Fiorello, New York, welter-
weights QO); At Newark, N. j.
Joe Carter, Rome, N. Y, VS.. Tom
my Mollis. Baltimore. middle
weights dO.
Tuesday-At Buffalo, N. V
Jack OSullivan, Niagara Falls,
VS.. Frank Lumpkin, Buffalo
heavyweights do); at New York,
Harry Jeffra, Baltimore, vs..
Davey Crawford, New York,
featherweights (S); Al Dummy
Davis, Brooklyn, vs.. Joe Reno,
Chicago, welterweights (8; at
Hartford, Conn, Joe Bennett, New
York, VS.. Sammy Kirsch, Balti-
more, middleweights (8.
Wednesday-At Syracuse, N. Y.
Tami Mauriello, New York, VS..
Gunnar Barlund, Finland, heavy
weights NO; Paul De Bello,
Brooklyn, VS.. Joe Torres, Cuba,
;ghtweignts 80; Wild Bill Nc
Dowell Dallas. Tex, VS.. Joe Bow
man. New York. welterweights
80: at Elizabeth, N. j., Joe Bak
81, Kulpmont, Pa, VS.. Henry
Jones, New York, heavyweights
81.
Thursday-At Brooklyn. Petey
Scalzo, New York, VS.. Sammy
Rivers, Mexico City. lightweights
(8: at Highland Park, N. j., Lar
ry Anzalone. Lodi, N. j., VS.. Ted
NV Brown, NeWburgh, N. Y, mid
dleweights (6).
Friday-At Hollywood, Calf,
Manuel Ortiz, Los Angeles, VS.. |
Leonard Lopez, Mexico City, Is
rounds for world bantamweight |
championship; at San Francisco,
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-27
WANTS TO WAIT

LONDON, Sept. 26.-R-Regard
less of what Hitler may think OF
say, German historians have de-
cided to wait for the facts. This
note of caution was observed In
Berlin radio announcement: III
will not be possible to issue a def.
mite textbook on history for Ger.
man schools until the war is over"
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-27

To do for an engine what an
oxygen mask does for a pilot, the
supercharger used in the North
American Mustang fighter COM
presses rarefied strata air
into a properly compact volume
required for mixing with gasoline
when miles high.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-27
CONFERENCE

The Learning for Life Con-
ference, sponsored by the Will
mington Methodist churches,
will be held at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Methodist church on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday
nights of this week,
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-27
WOUNDED IN ACTION

!. w. Perry, Jr., USN, has
been wounded in action, his
parents were informed this
weekend. His home IS at 1915
Market street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-27

To prevent the manifold heat
control valve of your auto from
freezing either in closed or open
positions, use penetrating oil on the
shaft.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-27
City Briefs
MEETING SLATED

Cape Fear Council No. "a,
Daughters of America, will
hold its regular meeting Mon
day night at 8 o'clock in the
Junior Order Hall.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-27
AROUND AND AROUND

Flights made by the Army Air
Forces within continental United
States in 1912 equalled 8l,17O
trips around the earth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-27
ARMoRED DIVISION DATA

One armored division olsess ~
70 pounds of food and ooo IONS So ~
ammunition for every day IS seq
action.
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,tipple". Sd benabm MIDI gang tiibl,
ging sum s. &ummert uno Serrn
Rnies gan5 rubig, oenn ite uaren
beioe boiler S6reden, i9 eing 5u SD
Abel, ser balo nidt ipreden fonnte.
Gin anoerer Maidinilt batte ieinen
Soften. Sd iaste ibnen: ,,gut tbe rope
Of tie elebator tbat's ootpn; let tbe
other ooun from tbe top. Set it ootpn
ilotplp ano fino out tpbetber it min
paB THROUGH"
Ebep Bio. 60 tan6en mir 6enn fer
tig, INN berunter5ufabren auf Dem ei-
men &orb. Dr. 8edtbolo un6 i'd; SD
anies unb &ern1. &oltmann Sun. 1tie-
gen auf unb langiam eing's in oie
Eiefe. Serr &nies bielt oas &ettl.ngs-
aeiden; tpenn mir feit 5u iisen td=
men, 6ann 5og er: auf, auf. Iaes
eing gut uno mir fanen lnten an.
Ser Sdadt NOR auf ben Rorb &C.
itiir5t u1,b bas @etpi6t Der Maiie
bate i'm in bie Siefe gebriidt. Die
Manner lasen tot i'm Suntpf; nur
elmer, Gug. Soppe, lag in Der 8feroe-
babn auseinanoereeriiien. Gin idred-
li6es 8il6. S6 tat, mas id fonnte,
unb Damn eingen mir 5uriid unb fa-
men glidli6 tpieoer oben an. 9ie
Wdnner tparen Dor Sdred eritarrt;
iie batten bie 8feife nod inn Munoe,
als man iie beral.snabm. sic iaben
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ptis @aiiesfreasb

gan5 berit0rt auf ino ab un6 fragte
oieien ,nb ienen iiber bas l1ngliid.
Als iie mild iab, fam ite gleid nit in
Haitors 3immer unb borte gu. Damn
plaste fie los:
,,Mein @ott, 10 elm l1neliid! Set
Sod fon man tau 1nafen, ion man sl1
MAIDEN! See, ct es better man flint ct
up! De goaImines bringen BLOB TN
gliid in 8reeie. 9e &erls iollen UP
oe Sarms blieben fen. ct iino ia
bod meiitens Sarmeriunsens, De 90
arbeiten. Sd iie oapor; tpie mott bet
Got tau" Ill.,.
uSalt oein MauI", iprad Der bod-
piiroige 8rl16er erregt; uiei itille; Ser
liebe @ott bat es augelahen. CT miro
au9 fir bic @ittpen uno @aiien for
gen."
g8ir gtngen auseinanoer unb balo
,purben Die Eotengloden gelGutet. Sc
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ltnier Siegessetdem
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8outen mir nun fragen, tparum
oas beilige &reu5 idon bon ben eriten
3eiten oes Gbri iItentun1s itets in 10 bo.
bem Mnieben itanb unb bic oarauf be-
5iigli6en Selte nit 10 auBeroroents
liber 8ra6t begangen puroen, 10 fin-
oen mir in oen berrli6en &eoen unb
S6riften Ser fl. 8dter uno airaen<
lebrer Die flarite, beitimnlte Mntport.
gaur beiipielsmeiie fiibren mir eine
Steue aus elmer &e6e. an, bic Der bl.
@pbrem gum 2obe bes FL. areu5es
gebalten. CT iagt: uSeoes Set uno
@erf unieres Serrn Seins Gbriit1s
gereidt uns @ldubisen gum Sell uno
Gubme. Ser Sfubm alien &ubmes
aber lit bas &reu5.... Das &rel1a
fubrt sic Oberberrl6aft, es lit tief
perebrt bon alien 8olfern un6 9satios
men, StGmmen un6 Spraden. Sn
ibm tpolIen mir uns nit 6ent beiligen
Yaulus riibmen, inoem mir iprehen:
,,ss6 piu in ni9ts mid riibmen, als
inn &reu5e lnieres Serrn SSSelu Gbri-
iti."
Oieies Iebenlpenbenbe &reu5 tpollen
mir auf lnleren Eiiren nno auf I'M
lerer Stirne uno unieren Mugen, auf
Muno uno 8ruit ge5ei6net tragen
uno uns nit Der uniiberminoli6en
Nuitung Ser Gbriiten riiiten, Die ben
SOB iibertpinoet, ser @ldubigen Soft
nung uno 6as 2i6t ser Belt it, 6as
BaraOies eroffnete, oie &ebereien ber-
ni6tet, oen pabren @lauben befeitigt,
Die groBe Sdusmebr Ser @laubigen
uno Ser beilbringenoe &ubm Der Sir
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it6tig 5u @erfe ging, Inn Die 2eute
beraus5uarbeiten. Ser tpeitli6e Sell
oes mittleren 5dadtes mar einee-
itiir5t uno Die Waiie bon 9red unb
Stein mar auf ben S0roerforb sefal-
len. Mber man mar ni6t ii6er, oh es
nod mebr einitiir5en piiroe. Die gan-
5e Seite muBte genau unteriu9t per-
oen. gs fonnte ia our9 8ooenIenfung
Der gan5e S6a6t 5uiammenfaaen.
@s 6auerte ettpas, ebe man iotpeit
mar, oab man oabinfam uno quite
S6adtarbeiter uno Sol5leute Die Ir-
belt beginnen fonnten. Cine 5dus-
biibne purbe unten iiber ben Suntpf
,porin Der tpeitlide Soroerforb nit ben
berungliidten Wannern, gebaut; Damn
oas 8aiier ausgepunpt, uno Damn Die
Maiie bon @er0n unb Dred entfernt,
Bis man oie totem M6nner berausneb-
men fonnte. Das ging ni9t 10 i6neu,
Bis man ite ale iebs beraufgeforoert
Sd ging glei9 na6 Sanie. SenrD
&nies ipollte na9 nit mir eeben, aber
i6 i6lug es ab, es mar ia ni6t n0-
tig. SHE liefen auf MIDI 5r uno frag-
ten, tuie es geineben, mas iest 5u
tun iei uip. 8ater 9feinefe NOR gan5
beri6laeen, benn 10 ettpas griff i'm
ftarf a1. Gater Meitrom tpar al19 I'M
Bfarrbaus unb fraete ales na6 ltno
8altor's Sbereshen lief inn @arten
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ser muBte, mas bas bebeutete, oenn in
8reeie miro iebt nod bie 5terbe- ODER
Sotenglode gelautet, uenn iemano
aus Der @enetnbe in Die gtpigfeit ge-
gangen. ssseber betet Damn fir Die or
me Seele, baB lie einen sndoigen
&i6ter finbe, Dor Der etpigen Ser
oammnis betpabrt, uno bon Dem Seq
feuer balo befreit 1perbe. Serr, glib
ibr Die euiee Rube! unb oas etpige
2i@t leudte ibr! 2ab iie ruben in
Grieoen. go flane es bon alien Sip.
pen. &atboliide unb ebangelii6e Sir
6e1tgloden flangen biesmal 5uiam=
men uno trugen oie traurige Na6-
ridt iibers 2an6.
Die 2ei6en tpuroen ausgelegt unb
Ebeobor 8riigge unb iein Sobn Sat-
rp batten Die gan5e Mrbeit nit @us-
nabme bbon @alter Sdaffners 2eide,
Die &err 8urbom batte. Die 2eiden
uurben in glei9e Sdrge gelegt uno 10
alle flint in Die Stride getragen. Dte
@etperfidaft Ser 8ergleute iorgte fir
alles uno au6 fiir bie betreffenoen
Srdeer. Sn 8reeie tpurbe barnals ieoe
2ei6e bon Der Stride aus auf ben
Sdultern na6 Dem &irdbof getragen.
,,&ein Bferb ion Sen Soften oabin
idleppen, nein, Ser Menid ion ben
Meniden begraben 1,nb 10 ion er fei-
nen totem 8rlber oie lebte @bre er-
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Mittppd, ben s. stptember 1943

uei1en', 10 iprad Der aIte Serr Haitor.
Die Megel bot er iein 2ebtag aufre6t
gebaIten, Biz bie Wo6ernen 6anit ailf-
rGunten.
9ater Meinefe iollte 6as Mnlt bal.
ten, aber er fonnte es nidt. go be-
ltinnte er mid.
nDu biit Bel ibnen getpeIen I'M 60
oe unten i'm Sdadt, bait oein 2eben
on ibnen setpagt, 10 ionit bu 3elebrant
iein, oann 8ater Eonnies Diaton, tpeil
er Der S6pager bon Serrn S9leper
lift un6 8ater Meitrom Suboiafon.
&onmann fann 3ern1onier iein."
60 ging es. gs tparen aber nod
mebrere bobtp. Serren 5ugegen. Nab
Ser Musiegnung ging es gum Rir4-
bof. 3uerit &reu5, MeBbiener NIT
aeraen unb @eibmaiier uno Beib'
rau9faB, Damn Der 3elebrant uno iei'
ne Iiiiitenten, bann Die anberen 9rie.
iter, Damn bic 2eihen, getragen bon
ftarfen Mdnnern, eine nab Der anoe'
rem, mitten iiber BEN Sabrtpeg. Die
@eperfi6aft ser 8ergleute ging ge'
I6loiien boraus nit ibrer SABINE uno
@etperfi9aftsab5ei6en. Sen Sdrgen
foIgten sic 8erpanbten l,no 5ulest
sic gonae @emein6e.
sluf oen1 @eg babin ourfte niht
geidpatt perben. Inn bas 5u per'
bitten, purbe Der &oienfran5 laut por'
gebetet. @enn Die Bro5eiiion lang
mar, tpie beute, tpuroe in 5tpei ODER
bret Geftionen lart gebetet. (8te
id0n uno anba9tsbo1, tpie ergretfeno
uno troIteno! unb tpel6en Nuben fitr
BEN SEER Itorbenen! Darum in alten
3eiten Ser &irhbof um oie Stride ODER
nabe BEL ibr. Mu9 oas bat bic ,,Mo>
oerne' obgei6afft. Seute fabrt man,
Iadt uno ipridt rn6 rau6t uno iart
man auf oem 8eg. &eligionsgebrau-
DIE berIieren iid, ueroen falt uno
farblos. Sier beiBt es aub: feitbalten
an Dem, tpas bu geerbt bait, ODER tpte<
Der 5uriid auf ben alten beiligen Weg
Der 6riitli6en 8orfabren.)
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@as lit geideben? Maidiniit Set'
oer, Sberiteiger &p &ummert, Inter-
iteieer &p &nies Gen. alle itanoen
falt. Bas iit geideben2 Sie lauid'
ten nad unten, aber tein Saut. 3wei
Mann tpoIten 5um 2uftidadt uno
oann berunter. Sie riefen gleid 9r.
9edtbolo auf ,oann ben Prieiter.
9as @oIf fam gelaufen; man bielt
es 5uriid. 8ater George E0nnies, Der
auf 8eiud BEL ieiner Sdmeiter &par,
lief raienb gum Sdabt. aber aud er
uarb absetpieien, neil er gu aufseregt
mar. s. &ummert lieb i'm tpegbrin'
gen.
MIs ib anfan, iab id gleid, mas
los tpar. Ser cine &orb hing oben I'M
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Gedsnken und Erinnerunsen
gon &ep. s.. Juertges

10 mie iie fid bingeiest batten, ibren
@Bfober Dor ii9. Sie tparen eritarrt
- tot. Mne ipur6en gemeinidaftlih
begraben in einem Grab, MIR nidt
@. Sbaffner.
Bater Meitrom ftano In Ser Safri,
ftet gum Meiieleien; barum lief id bin
10 idnea id fonnte, fudte bic @emein-
6e 5u berubigen un6 su retten, tpenn
es eing. Mn Dem Sag babe id mein
2eben fir anbere risfiert; @ott bat
MIDI aber bei6iitt.
Sos mar Elm @einen unb &lagen
in 8reeie tpie ME 5ubor. 8auern r1no
&nappen 5uiammen beoauerten bic ar<
men Samilien, Die ibres 8rotpaters
beraubt tparen. Wan bielt bas 8olf
tpeg bon Der Mine, tpdbrenb man bor-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-30

Nn Point was the winner ~
the Guif gssst Regional track
laia and platform meet held ~
tbe Mo Point aua P~aseaguula
Hlsh schlaah Fudax Tho NinnlnE
cssf wa point and Fa
nalIa placed second With -
POINT C,aIH Coast MILITARY Aead
ems cau e thtfd with 2 se1fe
81 hIi points
TIE eutff proEfsW ut track
afa flsid events held AS pasea
Eaa ans stage ese0ts held al
Mos Tnibt Megv varied ana una
suIe interesting Charles Black
st II Ma So nc0 regional ruc
afa m the broad Iuu1p when hc
leans 30 tessI and "a inches E p
Eaeeafd ~ Moss posnf eQualed his
asn rrcota 90 high hurdles Is
eaads
COMA fsas ten first places wfth
Mes Pont CAPTURING siN ana Is
laK Sea- seventh The MILITARY
aeaelnN entered anlv bays
ietu Ias aeu4e 81 tie track
meet a. follows Nass
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County Draft Board
Members Attend
District Meeting

Member 81 the jackson Caun.
y select4pe SrrViet Board a.
tended 4 district meeting called
by Col Lawrence " Long state
director. IN Haltesburg Thurs
aay
They were Hefmes Gaaflef
chairman - the board Waite
Lewis Charlie Carr. D \ si8f.
nhy. Mrs Icons Smith ana l8e
rev John = Brock The meet
inr was held al the uS0 huld.
lnn az which time ali phases n'
seIcctive service procedure Wefr
discussed hs various officials Al
regulations kern caeefcd aHa .
taar was 81 aside 80 the siug
81 questions and discussion %.
various problems brought au les
members - the boards lrom fire
counties represented
Tbis Wa ane ol q series ~ uci'
meetings held throughout fhs
state
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tiu
f a
ssm frans e.
sore aBa isf m
fnet ana an a
Tree 1r
fhat fHe
Htfuuan mA m
e8s maHHK
lne sna cBeaaaK 81
putting m ue ereE H.
nitfra az Ha dtth nss and
ieusf n - hssn
ua he 81 mluea e. d.
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ThW spftnH e1ureH ef tdI Mos
panf HigH ritoo band boa aliai
uan f. proving . hiRhiy ee4ifa
hse performance faam & musical
viewpoint aa was sanl thing ol
aaelal event Ba iHs auduM Iun.
~ ihe school Wa fitted ettn =
Iafee nun4h rs naHenla and.
thsu trend aud either music
lowers
TIE nata Is nnt 81 ihe n
81 IL class Ia ihe tate aud IN
der lhr leadership - ths eoh.
duetaf. jimmy Bishap gaee q
Widul9 varied program Nith uH.
usual finish and poia
The first part II tbe pfokfsu.
was gwen - npefafe selections
opening wIth d spirited rendition
ri tha Tfumpnai March lfom
aida
ThM wa followed ~ eelee icons
hom Tanuhau0cr and ute pre-
udt m the thirb act ~ Lohen
RHn
\ announced rs the rondue-
toa. the band was easinE safae
thing that experts belleve Al lai
possibility lof a hieh school band.
r. mas tisc substitution of bEasse
Tor stiffness While thc atlempl
was Interesting the muslc va.
lacking ~ smooulne and -
senfIai rhythm
Another interesting group Ws.
5 saxuphaue ensemble Whicf
aave q useaefniScd version @.
Deep Rive followed bs ths
Largo from Dveaaks New
World Ssusphuns
Tire he wefe very muet
rs evidence NWh Ail Alalda Haa
rae 6 krrolc PLAYING Tsehai.
kaWsk NefoslY Is 4 SaNo.
phone number ana Ml Blanehs
sfmmons eofnei salolsi als
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-30
Brother of Moss
Point Residents Is
Killed In Accident

Euneru efflot #nrr c8flaHei
- FRIDAY 81 Lake arthur i@
Is RaioFa Kills Is sears oia eho
kHea - an aaIam0biie sec1-
Gent ruHaaIe tu aafk he Has
fht atothe a. Ms z T.. naatak
ana Mrs Jake seaman
Iae FHuaH mar WHs living fH
Jennings - at me fInle tnf
aeeiaent Naet occurred - 6 ga.
III Weaua IL aied Thurs.
aax afternoon
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Spring Concert OF Moss Point Band
Highly Pleasing Musical Performance


Simmons spiriledly played q pel
- which vas followed by -
K|stselilia a. an encore
The word einds we're giVen
prominence ~ Carl DOAngele
wha gave d iinlsned rendition 81
TIVE Ducneaa
unari lhs tiile st Then
Bosses tbe BAND gave enc oi tHf
best numhe 81 tne evening ~
fact during the last inuf mum
bem tnc eutife ensemble seemea
u b. more IS pnme IN their pIas
ma pusginls hecause tine ST.
dIea Mafen from Faust Aa
ago Lamenfosa from rschal
koNskys Symphonic Pathet
que were better suited Ia thel
instruments
Three Blind Mice
The closing number was some
Naat d d novelty and was So en-
Joved by q 3ee member 0f iut
audience that he continued O.
sing a icw minutes after a paus
n he music
Preceding the program NEE
vsefe awarded Miss Jackie Swan
Bob Girloi. Jack Wooa and CasI
naAngclo for attendance al liz
state Band Clinic at HatucSaurg
last fail Special award went -
Caf4 DeAuRelo and b. Alien for
consistently fine and dependable
work in the band
The isee that tbs l.HHuHue
members Of lhe bana a. n
foemals and the mea n summer
attire added attractisenes h the
stage scene especially W.eH the
coiard nights were tlane. ~
This Is ihe first eanes- 10 ne
held iu the auditorium tea IS
one 81 the finest ane H. taste-
fully arranged m tht =ta.
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Fire Destroy
100000 OF State
Timber Each Year

dt1aN s. a
ga eAa
aea mE
seatant ee1e
State CaEeef aa
ang mnlsf
n, fAe paEs ed pae nost pa
a e5tlznu San aNaffa
RFeaH ard -
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asg evening RI JOHN r Mar
Rs ass tart pastor
THe anniversary 8iH mHfle
ifehiv hapHs tscaua FaNrr2 60
res wiN ~ Iainfd m eeiet Hfiue
ii Is M~an66auof u ] OHsffHe
Vicar General of Hhe Diotes e.
Naienoz and thf Ref v J bfsh
uf jackson whose silver Jubilee
la4l on fan SAME date
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Rows events poie Haui' isNfe
Thomas COMA 10 feet .Has
I0o yard dash Louis p-.ra=.nl
COMA los seconds sh. E4rt
Bender. COMA a. feef l1. I'D
hish hurdle q = .fa.zd
Nass Point 100 saeana asah
iaaan te 1si2rtn IHHa sHss
maker uf COMA and Fe..e efr-
lot ol Mos r0nL S fs,t su-
eha mile rIH John Hsa- COMA
4 mlnutes S. seeaha
Bender GCMA Jos Isst I'd
Dash. pieu3eni GcAfA SEQ
ends broad Jump BHaes COMA.
q feet ID inches s4a.s. #=4r
plen4cint COMA #s
- low hurdles e = F.es4Ha
Aiass Point 3 secana =n5.
sun Henry Romela COMA ,
mHutes Is SECONDS
Moss Point Narrw FaEeare H#IIv
sad Jack Fields mH.. IS
seconds
Platform events esrU
tsEs MeseaeH Fs aa
gamalon 8IIV SHr H.a
Ha#nl chorus Mos H#.r.
fafEa Ions ksch HH -
easaaia ssaad Q-as#se..
e NcHe DaFreH
Kent Bishop Masaa ss
Edward Hlnalau