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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
RED CROSS TO
TRAIN NEGROES
AS 0RDERL|Es.
Alabama Unit Sponsors
Move With Office Of
Civilian Defense

BIRMINGHAM - (ANP) - In
for service as volunteer
orderlies in hospitals here, group
OF young Negro men are soon 10
enter a course OF training provided
by the Jefferson County chapter
O. the American Red Cross
The training course which Is an
adaptation OF the course given for
volunteer nurses aides. vas de-
veloped after the discovery OF a
real need for this type Of service
in hospitals here.
Sponsored jointly by the Jeffer-
son County Red Cross chapter an
the Office OF Civilian Defense. the
corps will wear the OCD insignia
and records OF volunteer hours will
be kept by OCD.
Qualifications for applicants are
similar 10 those required OF nurses
aides. and the course is Likewise 20
cover IS hours Of classroom work
and IS hours OF practice on the
wards OF hospitals.
Negro Ia Teach
The class will be taught by Min
NE Howard. a Negro public health
nurse who is an enrolled member
Of the Red Cross Nurse reserve and
who has been the instructor OF Red
Cross Nurses aides classes Lectures
will be furnished by several local
physicians
The idea was suggested by q
young man who had siven servics
Of the same nature while enrolled
in NYA. Much OF the credit for In
successful development goes "a
Alma Johnson. staff director OF Ne
gro volunteer sctiviisesl IN The chap
ter.
Those enrolled II The course who
are Liable for miltsry service have
expressed the hope~thai the train.
Ing Will prepare them for later
service in military hospitals. All oil
the young men are employed full
time and viii give their volunteer
hours. on Sundays and during thC
evenings and carly mornings.
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Warns Grads Against
Evils Of Intolerance

ROCK HILL s c -Spesking al
CONNER cement exercises Of Friend
ship college here TUESDAY evening.
Mrs Anna 3 Weston. head OF the
department Of history Of Benedict
college. urged the graduates OF both
the college and high school depart
men:. 10 make up your minds 10
work together with the people in
your community. combat in,ol.
GRANGE and not De iniolerant your.
selves" Mrs Weston. who vas in
troduccd BY Presiden; James II.
Coud!oek. spoke on the benefits 70
oe derived from the making Of firm
decjs oNs
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03

Declaring that race riots in De-
tro.i and other parts Of the country
play into the hands az Hitler and
the Jsps, 4 Dciroi, soldier, anxious
sbou: his relatives here, called upon
citizens. bo,h white and colored.
!, stop fighting among themselves
and unite IN the fight 10 win the
war against the AXIS The letter.
sen; 10 the Michigan Chronicle from
an army camp near Shreveport,
Louisiana. was written on behalf Ct
group Of De.roi;ers who ex-
pressed a sire 10 be with our
families 10 see 10 i; that no harm
comes 20 them
Below is the letter:
To the Editor:
Dear Americans:
I'm just one soldier OFT OF many
Ina twenty years Of age This letter
expresses The feelings Of every coll
ored soldier in the division We
are hoping ;hs; everyone who calls
himself or herself an American Will
read this letter and then give il
plenty q, thought
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
r a d i o School Graduates
Seven From Mich. Area

SCOTT FIELD. lll.-Commcndcd
iov military excellence and high
grades. 27S members OF the fiyst
class OF Negro radio students 10 be
graduated from Scot; Field. parent
yadio school az Army Air Fore :
Technical Training Command, re-
celved diplomas as radio operators
and mechanics at the recent rom-
mencement exercises.
Coming from 20 states. these SOL
diers will now be assigned 10 tao
;ical duty or given further train
ing at other schools
Those graduated from the Mich.-
gan area ares Pfc Lewis Eugene
Ellis. Detroit; Pic Clarence Green,
Grand Rapids; Pfc, FINS G. Holt,
Albisn; Pfc. Dclbcrt Hunt. Con-
s,antinc: Pfc. Ray Veal. Fcrnda.e;
PFC. Charles 6. Goldsby. Detroit:
PFC. Alien Morton. Jr.. Detroit: PFC.
Russell A. Montgomery, Detroit.
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Negro Air Force
Technicians Are
Assigned Shovels

ELGN FIELD, Fla. - CAMP
Charges were made here this week
that highly trained technical Negro
personnel OF the army air forces
technical command are being as
signed to engineer battalions by
white officers. The complaint was
made by enlisted men attached TO
the command.
/; is believed Negro soldiers are
being sent here under the assump-
ton that they are white, but upon
arrival are sent 10 work units with
the assertion this is the proving
ground command The men affected
arc radio operators, rcpalrmen, ord
nance and artillery men.
There arc no facilities located at
the field for such Negro men, !; was
said. and deep resentment is rapid
" spreading throughout the Negro
ranks. The opinion was expressed
tAat certain fa!r-mindcd officers
would be willing 10 correct con-
d lions If ordered by army suthori-
ties 10 do so.
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you divided. You're doing the very
same thing that we want 10 keep
the Japs and Germans from doing:
and that is, killing and beating up
Americans Do you think that fight
Ing each other will win/this war?
We soldiers wonder Just how
n any OF you have ever thought
just what would happen 20 both
races il Hitler and the Jsps should
win this war, The same thing that
happened 10 the innocent women
and children over in Europe. You
mad better come face TO face with
he facts before il is too late.
II these race riots keep up in De-
Toit then there are bound 10 be
more Of them in other cities and
states II both races learn this the
hard way. they will both regret It
the remainder OF their lives. United
W. stand. but divided We fall"
Just A Soldier OF America.
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Disciplined and we'll drilled"
Sedgwich commented. they like
being soldiers even more tnsn play
ing at it. They can put on as fine
parade as any elite regiment in
the world and step out. i, seems.
with more gusto than the most
modern soldiers
One OF the chief problems is
caused by their impotence to get
TO grips with the enemy during
lull period. especially as some OF
them have made the 1000 mile trek
across Africa to be h2hting men" s.
Most OF these soldiers are said
10 have seen at least seven years
service in the force pubhquc ar
state constsbulary charged mainly
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03

NEW YORK. - CAMP - 4. G.
Sedgwich. fore gu correspondent
for tho New York Times. in re-
cent dispatch said the members OF
the Belgian Congo brigade. among
the latest arrivals in the middle
east. Ike being soldiers and are
eager to fight
The correspondent stated that
these Negro warriors. with nom
commissioned officers OF their own
kind. have received new and modern
weapons to replace the Old machcics
and that they arc practicing new
typos oi warfare Their present duty
is thsi W guarding The many axis
war prisoners IN transient camps
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with policing and defense OF the
CONGO. The army has been con-
ver;ed into modern shape BY Bel
gan officers. many OF whom toGshi
the Germans in the campaign in
the low countries in 1910
In reviewing the troops pas
prospects OF figh,ing. Sedgwieh re-
lated tina, it was one time thought
that they would be required 10
defend the allies line OF commune
cation through Western Equatorial
Africa: that these men we're in fact
prepared for action in Nigeria.
There was possibility that the
vtchyists under German pressure,
M sht seek To deprive tho British
n, ihcir bases ~ FrcS.nw1 ana
Gambia OF. IN any case, 10 Try 10
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Two Detroit Girls Now
In Specialist Schools

FORT DIES MONIES. la - Two
Auxiliaries from the city OF Detroit,
Mich. are included in the group OF
Negro WAACs who have been Sc
lec,ed for training in the Admins
trative Specialist school =, First
WAAC Training Center. Fort DeS
Moines. Ia Their Auxiliary "siins
is the WAAC equivalent OF Private
in the army
They are: Mary F. Lundy. 1920
Lumpkin street, Detroit. Mich, and
Levonia Woodward. ll408 Grand
haven street. Hsmtramck. Detroit
Mich.
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Belgian Congo Brigade Eager To Fight

ever European venture they may
90 ASS gned 20
IN comparing the present day
expedition with the one back n
1871 when the Congo troops march
ed across Africa 20 take revenge
on the axis, the writer stated that
the second expedition represents
possibly an even greater feat. 1t
was a military enterprise that many
experts judged impossible OF
achievement as a result OF motor
transport difficulties. not to mention
the havoc that disease mi ht have
caused. he said
Sedgwich estimated the loss Of
conveys IN ,ravcrs.ns The most
treschcrous territory on the globe. "
al no, more than ave pes cent
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
Hardy Promoted To Cpl.
At Fort Warren, Wyo.

TT WARREN. Wyo - Promotion
~ Pvt W,,.e l. Hardy. Detroiier
- corporal has been announced in
ne Fourth QusrtermaSter Training
Regimen; here.
Husband Of Airline Hardy. s.
Paul. MN. and former student OF
c. M/and |. college, Cpl Hardy IS
field man. HIS duties IN Company
\ Of tho Fish,n' Fourth includes
me instruction Of new sold crs IN
oasic military subjects Prior 10 his
induction nc was an auto elder.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03

neutralilc the part played by the
Fighting French IN the territories
depending on Braiiavillc. But the
danger passed with the occupation
OF V,chy territory in Africa by
American and British troops Dur
ing all this time the number Of
Congo troops was steadily incress-
in aud their training was brought
to a very high degree OF efficiency.
One o. the troopers told the writer.
We have always hoped to hsh;
at some point between Leopoldvllle
and Brussels. We have turned the
Congo into a vast producing center,
agriculiurslly and induStrially. tina;
has already been " srcai material
advan acc ~ the slucS. That. how
ever, IS not enough. We want 10
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
negro PILOTS CHASE NAILS
B0MBERS OVER PANTELLER|A

ives but II. Rayford said he saw
al least four bombs strike the water
without. dong any damage Besides
Its Dryden Rayford. Ashley and
Brooks pilots participating in the
engagement; were Second Il. Spann
Watson ot l22 J street. Hackcussck
y J and Second Il. Leon C. Ro-
bcrts 81 Murphy and MCGEE streets.
Prich5rd. Ala.
An advantage that the squadron
has over many others is that nearly
all Of rs personnel. comm iSSioned
ard enlisted has worked together
since the outfit was formed in le4l.
The pilots are enthusiastic in
their praise OF their P-40s, said 1t
Dryden. Il can honestly say I'd
rather ny the wsrhawk than any
other ship I know Of he added
Most OF the pilots are college
trained. while a great many OF the
enlisted ground crew have had
civilian training in flying and air
craft mechanics The knowledge
thus gained has n most cases been
polished a. ar corps technical
schools IN The Un.:ci States
List Of Pilots
In addition - those mentioned
ABOVE, nc following arc the pilots
Of the first squadron OF is kind 10
sec action:
Capt. George s Roberts. 3l7
Quarry avenue Farmoni. w Va {:
Capt Lemucl r. Curtis. 81 Plincy
street, Hartford. Conn: First 1t
Herbert F. Carter. Amory. Miss;
First It Erwin r Lawrence 2O6S
z 90,h street. Cleveland. Ohio:
Frst II Herbert " Clark. $40 E.
67,h street. Pine Bluff. Ark: First
II Allen G!ane eos Cherry street.
Dcmopo, Ala: First 1t James
T Wiley. 705 Woods Run avenue.
Pittsburgh. Pa; FIRST Ii. Clarence
{ Jam.Son. 1882 + S5;h street.
Cleve and. Ohio: FIRST 1t. Sidney
y. Brooks. 3709 F l42nd street.
Cleveland. Ohio: Frs; Ii. Charles
3 Hall 1854 + Hendrix street,
Brazil, Ina; First 1t William A.
Campbell, Tuskcgec Ala; FRS; l..
James p Kn sh,cn. 1880 Mt Green
wood street. Tulsa Okla: Second
1t Willie II Fuller Tarboro n. c.:
Second Ii Graham Smith. Ahoskic.
y G; Second Ii Paul G. Mitchell
90S Howard Road. Sc. Washing
ton, d G.; Second Ii. Louis r.
Purncll. West Weaver street. Ger.
mantown, Pa; Second Ii. John w
Rogers 1882 Linn street. Cincinnati.
Ohio Second 1t Samuel NJ. Bruce.
3i9 l2;h avenue. Seattle Wash
Second Il. James +. McCullin, 1901
Enright avenue, ST Louis. Mo
Second 1t George r Boiling. q
Cummings avenue Phoebus. Va:
ana Second 1t Walter |. Lawson,
Newton. Va
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&c. the Germans out ~ Belgium"
Bclsisn Cous9 forces demonStrs'-
Cd remarkable endurance and Skl'l
during the Ethiopian Campaign.
Sedgwich reflected Surrounding
heavy tolls OF dyenter.e and pull
monary diseases" ne said, they
captured some $1,000 Italian and
colon al troops. although they them
selves numbered only a third Of
TIA, figure
They were then a. a disadvant-
age through having very few air
craft. Il Is said now that this posi-
iior has been rcmcdiei In addition
numbers ~ skilled Began pilots
ira ned N South Afcics viii hence.
forth DC ava liable tor cooperation
with the JAnsle warriors on what
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
GETS PHD. AT OTTAWA

COLUMBIA. s. C.-tANP)-At
the yccen; commencement OF the
University OF Ottawa. Ontario. Cam
ada. Frederick Henry Dedmond.
head Of he department .: romance
language ard teacher Of French in
Allen university since 1928, was
awarded the Pm D. degree in French.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
NAACP YOUTH DIRECTOR

NEW YORK Ruby Hawkins
Hurley has been named national
youth work secretary OF the
NhACP. a position formerly held
by Madison s Jones Jr.. who &C.
ccptcd a YMCA post following his
resignation carly this year.
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Other Service News

ob'Nt
CAMP SIBERT. Ala.-June %
tSpecisD The Army's medal for
rife craftsmanship has been award
ed 10 Pvt. Robert l. Turner. $3.50
Chem. Dem company. according 10
Lieut.. Col Larkin w. Glazebrook.
Jr, commanding officer OF the
Fourth Regiment. Chemical War
fare Service Uni; Training center
Pvt Turner scored l47 in firing
for record. which places him in the
msrksman class A score OF l34 is
necessary 10 achieve this class Pvt.
Turner's home is in Detroit. Mich.
FORT BENNING, GA.-(SpeciaD
Roosevelt Barnes Of Detroit,
Mich, was commissioned a second
lieutenant in the Army of the
United States upon successful COM
pletion OF the Officer Candidate
Course at the Infantry School at
Fort Benning. Lieut.. Barnes is the
husband of Mrs. Mildred Barnes oil
SSi2 John r. street
The new lieutenant enlisted In
the army on Nov. 7. 1912 and served
with the 9Th Bn. IRTC, Camp VOL
;ers. Texas before going TO Officer
Candidate school three months
ago. He held the rank OF corpora.
before being commissioned
The new officer attended and is
a graduate OF Northeastern in De-
;ro.;, Mich. and attended MISC
at Ess; Lansing. Mich. where nc
vas prominent as boxer,
ARMY AIR BASE LINCOLN.
Nebr-Pfc Covel Burris. son OF
Beatrice Brown Of Theodore ave,
704. Detroit. Mich. has graduated
from. an intensive course ir air.
plane mechanics and now is a fu.l
fedged airp,sne mechanic and eli
g.ble to WIN rating as corporal or
sergeant
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Mer, OfMch.
MakingGood
In Services

ARMY AIR BASE, LINCOLN,
Nebr.-Three Detroiters, Pfc. Rich.
ard T Bleuins, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Bleuins OF 65ll Woodrc y;
Pfc. William Shufcrd. son OF Mrs
Dwight NJ. Goodbee OF 1888 Nevada
avenue have graduated from an ex-
tensive course in sirplane mechan-
les and are now ready TO blast the
Axis.
They are now full! fcdged air.
plane mechanics and ready TO win
ratings as corporal or sergeant The
Army air base near Lincoln is one
OF the many schools in the Army
Air Forces Technical Training
Command which trains technicians
TO maintain fighter planes in per-
feet combat condition.
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Runners Cause Arrest

JACKSON. Miss. - tANPD -
Authorities here blamed unbound
ed rumors" for much Of the local
unrest and hostility existing be.
tween the white and Negro races
They reported however that local
police aided by other government
agencies had successfully nipped
flareups here over the weekend
All branches Of law enforcement
are on the alert fof serious trouble
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-03
Four Shot Down

The Americans were too busy 10
Get close shot al the bomhers
although 1t. Dryden fired ono fleet
ing burst AT ono ot them. They
Nere unable to state whether tho
bombers had reached their ooIecs
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Summer Comp And
Rally Planned BY
Methodist District

A ssaaams4 caup and raa la.
ase Metbatlsl aoee paet1Ni
~iA be Aea ths seaona pek II
huFua ut the Boy Seaas amf
2 Bs.oxl s~ceardine 10 present
piasa annoAncs1 - Mss Edith
Kennedy publicity chairman
Ths Rev = & Samples aanuai
e~oafegeacs dir~ctos y lhe youne
people. VIII be GEAR 81 lhe camp
and 3osnen councillors All k~
Mrs William Gaiaaam ana Mis-
Lee Backges Amang pe Hseh-
ega viii b. lhe RrR A J baRles
a Moss Point sno WiH conouct
the coafns ia Oar Living
Church A regular schedule All.
be followed through tte Week
and . small Zee charged
a rails vii ~ hfid ~ ere
Main Street Methods, Church in
Bsl8x8 Frlaay tadaf 81 E IN
following WhleA there wli - 8
short business meeting a. Whsct.
officers for the Seashofe district
w1A be elected
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Gull Coast Hit For
Relaxing Dimout
Rule Observance

In wftaw asuf 81 Moss pa8nt
ann oifeiaM CaaFs
1otn a Blount Z 4 ARMY.
folfe Command -
pressed strong aanspwovai 81 fts
snraenrg ~ ns slsuE tts
auM Gal a. ea# a un nh
wssanzn W asHasai restrictions
lasting fbs unprasef shielasna
~ wtndass ard dosars oi reM
aences aHa hu11ueHs establish
fnen@ on the Neauara Sa1s 81
pofef hEaN ans automobile
lights 81 fse nsaf fragrant vlala
tlonA co BhauHt declared that
despite the aarceesea ~ me A
heo afmlss ia hsitle the necessity
to Maintaining the almuHf ta
eqsi a 81 great as ever
CuEnag Bi1aUts letter eapies
q Winch were aeft "a nlavors.
ane Eaaea gf pultne 81 al muui
cspaEAiaes In Jackson. Harrison
AND Haueack counties follows
hHua Insuettaua q the Mi
itar1 area along ths Mississippi
Gull Coast disclosed q iendency.
or the part 81 tae people Il
esp ut un fae observance 81
aimoui restrictions Most fragrant
violations noted we're as follows
Windows and doorwayt u res
iasnees and business establish
ugents un Tire ard side NOT
properly shielded porch lights
mot shiei died ano automobile hsad
hgnh unpainiea OF improperly
painted
II b believed that favorable
news from Cur fighting fronts IS
T. = CREST extent responsible for
this condition While II Is fraae
that our fuIces are meeting with
marked aeFree of success
thfuaFhous the woTIa TINS does
noi Justify ans change IL re
sNlet1ons within TINS aFea
There has been absolutely nc
change ~ regulations Is pertains
10 THIS region nof Of any changes
anticipated within the near Ia
ture
Stte County and municipal
officials have rendered most ex-
ceiieni service and cooperation
towards the enforcement % reg
aleii0us along the Mississippi
Gull Cosst which IS greatly sp-
prerlated However. tins sitsla
ton should be corrected Inamledi
ateiy ana vuuT interest auc
splendid cooperation IN TINS mat
ief IL earnestly solicited
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Mrs. /. c. Yocom
Dies Al Daughter
Residence Monday

Mw Susan Frances Xueam q
aautaer dtrd MONDAY morning -
she t4ome - heF daughter. Mrs.
J Parker IT, Ocean Springs
She was - vsaFa cid
Funeral services saere conduct
II Tuesday 81 $50 pm u uat
Latter Day Saints church IN Van.
eicave IS the Res a & Miller
Iniefmcmt Nas sn Evergreen rem
efefy
sts Is survived - hef husband.
1ames { Yoeosn. iosr SONS.
Jamss Prank GlltsFt Alaska
William G Yoonsn Mass POINT.
Jsn.es e Yoeusn Gaasier and
John II Noeum Whe Is n the arm.
20 service oversees fave uauEhs
ieFa Mrs J 7 Thompson Colum.
Ola hrs Ernesl MAileta 0cean
Springs Mrs Hubbard Weed
man heW Orleans Mf6 II T.
Jennings Nanrleave. and Mrs
PARKER Sc grandchildren ana u
great grandchildren
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Rev. And Mrs. Bill
choppeH Photograph
Arrival In Cape Town

A source al satisfaction 10 nri.
anVes and friends oi the Rev
and Mt& Bill Chapgen wa ihe
raahsgrafn from the Methodist
Noara q Missions to Mayer G
? WoK and Mrs Wooa 81 Moss
Point Saturday stating thai
ihey had arrived sairls 81 Cape
Town Africa
Ths Rav and Mr. Chapel be
tH GER thfir journey ffum New
Orleans ever = month age and
stall hso before them 8 8e
overland nnlr before arriving a.
their destination n the Canga
Beige where tne fosfaer q re-
turning g. The Methodist mission
helc after ar extended fufiuueh
ane Mrs Ghappel gees witt nm
a. 8 new missionary
Mrs. ChappeH the Io1nDef
Miss Mary Wasu
Another item II interest Sc
many boz jackson eaunU VII b.
the news that letaeTs have ~
eeusis been received from Dr.
ano Airs Bryant LeWs from iiit
Tunaa Methodist Mission station
rs Congo Beige telling 81 aoen
aaofk there where fhs iasmef Is
~ charge 81 the LNn Memorial
Hospital ano the iaties ST "A ~
nhanaHr
They uzite II u4s ioss sfon
are and - tas iilfs ihaS stalk
abuuf as night Though tines 1--we
oniy 500 feet from the hospital
they have &C. 20 oagk and forth
r. Tee caT fog fear II encounter
anE them
Beeaa 81 government fegala
teens D. and M Lewis hen
tauu fpa children 81 the stairs
when they returned o. ttaeif mis-
am Nork ~ AfrIea otef 5 geai
agU
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- as2s UAa se ~ fNs& h4afHa9 k4sI
~ - ava taaAf as4s &A@fHA
a. #aeaas haEE h#ma Naaaa asN e. hare
srsa - eaak aG@ SAL 50 ans3 ~ t&a
Has Makhae Ee4t tsss - MsE5 49,
- anANasd ta~M T. @< @sN AaM@ lisa
maa8 hsar hNsasT afrsF Hs&ke3 tka eaEM
ssst - s@ aet aar aaaasf h@aA = @1A
A. nbs@G 01nHs kAE NFeFa ta4Nt ~
wTGGfNS DRUG STORES
paxcagoalA Miss
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PaScagOula
Personals

Ars v Essnfett departs to
oas tm her aons 81 Eeshlenem
~ after afvidluE $ vnit wsit
hee mother Mn Cersruas Lewa
ana other FelaNves IN psnesRoals
sEa Moss Point
Ray end Freeman Ladner q
Pschsrd Ala are dividing vs.
It's between their maserual And
.patesnal grandparents Mrs.
George Laanief Ana M ard
Aiu G p Daksaisin snd Their
amt Mrs Mildred Frederic
Miss Genevseve Seay has ne
turned to her studies ~ chilt
enths Business College 81 chllh.
euthe Mo after . vacation VISIT
D( fNo weeks with her parents
NJ and MFx II Z Seay
Mldshipman LaiheF NAPLES d
Gulfpou arrived Thursday Coz .
vlzit oi q feu DAYS ualh Md
AhJpman B0bhy Gautier who IS .
mate Of ms ~ the Naval Academy
M annapolis
Jessie Thompson Of Moss POINT
has returned from q vacation 81
= tea DAYS spent 81 Stafford
So aFx
Miss Betty Jane EFnmlt. who
has resigned the position uaa, shs
pas heie 81 Ingalls, for ever s
wear plans C depart Tuesday for
New Orleans where she wlll en-
ter training - the Baptist Hos
pitsl
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Miss Cole Hostess
Al Soft Drinks Party
Honor Miss Thomas

Or ths afternoon u SATURDAY
last Mss Gloria Coils extfnaed
pretty hospitality r. . MURDER
~ girls u ths vuena HosAal 81 -
honor - . pleasant - seeEslef g.
Pascaguala. Miss MaFlan Thomas
aanRntss 81 1t and Mx. GhaEins
l. & Thomas
The guests assembled on the
spaclnua porrh q the Colit horne
which fronts sfe besseA and the
time uas Sinni IN conversation
Mss Collie was assisted - HIS
joyce Justice and Ms Helen De
Forrest ~ caring f0f her guests
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Announcements

The Chronicle Staf and Aovef
tssey y sathofIzeo 80 announce
the following as candidates, sub
seci to iist sctlea q the Demo
cratic primary t. b. hrio IN Aug
usf 1853