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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

ELEANOR ROOSEVELT has
~ lost % pounds.
Copyright. Is45. BY King Feature,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-16

Sincerely
X l. RILEY
p o Box 2
Jackson 3sefeSfpp#
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-16

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-16
Boxing Show Is
SET For Next
Tuesday Night

pascaEoula W4H e BIS hrsi
professunal 6akine eafa sd aas
yesf Tuesaas Haht ApaU n II
lnEails B8lI PEEK WheH Promoter
john Pelham nfteuts ttinds
81 boxing under the lpee q
tht sul Aurflcan Legion posi-
The shoW IS seaeoaisd to er'
undef way At $50 p - 8na 08ii
include three ioul rsaHa pFeiias
inarins one a8X-rouna Mtni Anai
ana S ln-Found mstn uaaf
The main taatt wIH bFsna -.
Ec1hes CVeIane JIMMY Smif
~ NeW 0rleatas mi Hatk &aas
renee ol Baton Rogse he
weights una bDfn MaH known
Throughout thIs
Terry Lehman 3 Hae lneal
Shiuhulbnlhn Corporation Wli
meet Jark Hala 81 Ne0 0s eans
ia fhe STA raaHH nW Isus Tfe
prelnnlnsgfes 3a3 nana 8oHetae
Young BtslHar e. aaaasa afaa
joe Conlpo Is If Shreveport -
gene Smith ~ Nrw 0~fHtars aaa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-16
100 Quarts Per
Person Canning
Quota In State

Mississippi essential wartime
homecoming seal lor 1915 totals
2lGs7ahI quarts 8 leading fossa
distributor estimated recently
TINS huge 1at facing tilc state
5S26sa housewives Fep esua az
avcfage oi 10 quarts 81 home
packed fooa per pHaan ths
amount fhe United States Depart
meni y Agriculture has recaa
menaea iUf rural faullle aad
winch Is considers desirable aIsa
lar mNn sssssl5@ Anr haua
N HaQ meets thls foaI WiI
sure eh meahr re Aa4 family
fwo CUPS Gf home canned iesH
daiit Ser about seven months
TIE need fer huaseW1vcs IL
meet lhs euaI Mas emphasized
wreH Price Aaminegsalof preH-
ts = Brown reported that anIe
1900 coo Ca 81 commercially
csnaea fruits anc vegetable
aoue - able = cNiB4ans
Essen Hsnia 1na yea e1a
parea g. So es $50 eases naafh
m Hea Baum ~
means reduction 0t s. pr usaf
oat Elslaus s g. along o. i
aa armed forces ana aIl.e ean
gei - .0sa fHey nea a. amp
free AXIS
food store oftIea heiiea
mans American no4sHse 81
a- fHH sap - purchasing ile
fruits veKetaBie faf BON ms
meea use ere lof nome aH
uine nassnueH - ine rs
lluas require no ration points
T1e " Production Board
promised aeeaaate supplies -
covers aHc rina far aaHs
canning
sHnnH = Mas aaf eaa
pans Hl furnish faHuuEn -
stores - no euluuia miosn
Soc - wheH lhf Fa4aaa lHaHs
and aean ere asasaab r.
afe8snt qaaHzHfie = aarran8
canning b. + uasH=
ofic aais tnH eear - ear fra
enc vegetable 81 pro
iipl periods - ato.a
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Land Transfers
Recorded In
jackson County

STATE 81 AaNSsSap0 @ Aa
Ei4aeesh &nhmsan ~ 81
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state M NtN4p W he.
Parker ~ Nv ~
rs
state 81 M@sD m BIS
1arsr Hodges tut - = 81 atss 81
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Pllae Faft st Msngy3 ana
Iaz lpsU Cox ns a xanal II
Ttt card promises plenty ef
aHu aid 81 Pelham ai4o
oslslan nave stn maize iuf
Aad Reserve eaf fsckel afs
on e in eseeaa and Ala
Point
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faanf wea EfHwn
act m fee &c size asut
H Joe T1afn nc Jo
haH a as laeaHs sap ae
msurt judges
lna much Maake sggta
hiasaea ol4 aae "a tee narins 81
d there Dupont eeenl.s
~ Opened So ausonaa frsn
zise nsa1li af Ile baaie Aut0a
csu 80 afreefs ~ iae bali vafa
ny gong doVn Sutfth Rascaeoals
atasa q uae elementary @lapu
cutting ~ there dnnn Dapau
uae
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g8eA e anH ear usef fH esd
sameni Onf eatss
NJ uesads something sirtme 81
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Ana forthwith tae
aathasF uusaba q asa catalogue
Ha ep~nas = CREST nssnv faHns
sMa arguing aN Hfs aa9anf
w ~ piaHtng pa al o9sh
bears GgH state m Mao e.
Wassa White NeiVa =
okrs end - aN una abe o. gaf
naghf ~ thev pafk themselves
hefoN . mesa display taa af
ssax there ansa aheF lasve bas4eha
sefas enough 60 stock 3 garm
Hunt Plooshrnan
The next stnp IS t. capture
phalefuman The habitat ~ fhta
specie ~ human kua ses4szs O.
he somewhere deep IN ise clau
trS The amhitHnas gafsenef
starts aut gaily after hae8na
Aaaund u1st osse car ~ HeS
s0neWhegH IN fine nesef tp1snaa 8
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Wade Hell be told that = Is
onlx q feW mules e. hls deaslna
uou nut ajtef he Stops : country
man and Is told that 50 and -
fasf tWn miles away ana then
inquiries ii another aaa = fasa
that Il FIVE miles Oft he la
curnes q bit confused But he
sticks al H unlk 70 learn that bus
ness Is 70 good Tor te ploughfuan
thai I've cant attend e. his ease
under two weeks
Two wrecks being Up ione r.
&a5t. he returns hume Hnd + Re
Is fortunate enough Is own some
garden Tools he forthwith taeklas
the lob himself All goes well
until his bsck begins 10 protest
and tfis hands ~ blister and grow
caiiuusss But a ms wiic s az
Inc lnh tell kesp ~ 4 unfil The
sa8 e ~ ieast partially stirred up
With the help a TIE FamIfs.
especially the ehilapen Who like
ip grub N the dirt and take
special JOY III stepping into mce
~ sgaaothaa over and rounded
burrows the seeds are finally
planted
Il he liKek Ia the city there
Is the probability thai ; gang ol
English sparrows VIII be- inter
ested spertatoTs And perhaps II
Ne eouie mteFpres their chlru4ne
be- wo&sld leafn II their gbe ever.
the new cafeteria taat Is being
opened up
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-16
Singing Convention
Is Scheduled For
Kreole On April Is

Gs Jaeksan County StuR8ng.
C9mseguan Weeis Sunday A4ui
- a. kreole n tbs Chafea 81
Coo Al SINGERS and lowers
Gospel snanG anf invited 81 81
tend according 10 his n q TA3
sgczs-taIN treasures
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Mrs. Nils Fwiies and IA
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as sxnmHslnE "a posul ~ nefsi
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which Il Tire SW c8gnef 81 6 Ihs
ia@ss iuf rssenfis esssasese d b. ~.
Shove grantees rs Hss atssxs
gfHntoFs running wpNf - lnet
north 81 yyarNh wn~ r. wcss llrf
0i ~afoeeNaso previously grantee
pTnasF3s ara salih aItsnE @e.
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Sfmps0u ana Mrs Eula Simpson
20 uRlnnina l0 ieaf ou,h ana
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Claim aec 3 = S VI an0
running east aFd west 500 lefi
arc Bafu ana eeaih ~ ~
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a. Goekeuofi east e. fte3 81 Ial
40. hloek y - international Snip.
building Company subdivision II
Cstg q Paseaaan4a private claim
q - sex - TeS REV
Harper Hubbard ard safe Veaa
Hubbard 81 Pearl heanaeu s 8
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r Q Holt Is Oscar z Afford.
lut ara north "a iees oI lai
8 hiaeh q IS InternalHsua. snip
building CDnlpans subdivision
Pearl Maple ana s ] Maple
So Clarence ssnlon Aa tMainnng
~ ieet from eenicr 81 niEhNae
&c running east and Na Sc Tees
ana north and south So ieei IA
See - T ? 5 rev
4 Il D0eA ana ssea Eihe.
D8ck - Mr. Esteilt Rosey. ius
bseaunInr ~ 81 cursaer 81 Nv =
81 sc - 7 : 5 Il s v. running
east 1s028 feet 10 point 0l b
ginning ihcnes east and west 70
feet north and suuih $50 feet
sex - IT'S R6M
l. B Watson 10 ] E Moran
l. = 81 81 ano sN al NJ
ae = T s r. v
Jauaes A Cot and wife Nv.
ue Golf "a Flwond ucAnneia
sno efactc DeArEcio beginning
- . point a. Nhf north margin d.
School street ann running east
im feet north lE ieei west i0a
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-
uanepe ny c~analamy
sfate Supe4 rnlendent Of
aeson ! ana profound
sfe.u lof tte rs a82 VOTES
she August 1859. pr
IatIak beeu practically
th0af an pFeanlxa
a.a aaf very little financial
sauza ans haginE nad 20 rorr
pase "a weH Hgsngzea state
heal machine ] m0aesuk
ane m auf friends 10 sewing
-o fauf yeafs ava
aetorg
-s hanone1s IL people
pas fAt State who asa not
the 8iiHeF campaign
raaIIzlnR the nsHed Il an
weakening nave
Ied IA interest ia Qua be
Uua ! Wani 10 say tha'
appreciate Your encourage
maH and are happy Is have you
lat lu tHls great campaiEu for
tHs lratauaI welfare ID Mi
$50. time ] snail submit my
UU maintaining ARD fm-
os public scha0l system
oa rs tn tragic era and the
peEIaa So as IL provide
aaaa EDUCATIONAL opportunities
# II sine people accoT dfnp -
u.Iv1auaI needs. shsliiHss
ems s.auaass interests as med
~ sac iaeats 81 the conn
HfHIsx anu state
tu see as uAans 81 yoa ak
bal since lhe Was pse
sa uafual Campaign J ham
traf yea Ttaif oar head
aa in TIE John Hart Bulla-
Iu asen n jackson O. write as
u Hg ans suggestions of offer
ma ms distance when wall tend
De- Improve car educational status
%. aaemtate auf Nietof1 cam
- 81
Sincerely
MARTIN l. RILEY
L - H. q
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-16
Rates For
Candidate Announcement

The following rates will be charged by the Chron.
icle-Stor und Advertiser for Political announcements.
The prices include the settlement of the candidate with
the first announcement and the publishing of the com
didotes nome weekly until the time OF election.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-16

Workers In = Michigan re-
amerY hxed Ep = very laN
- false deer leaalnx te the pa
affice. Ga Il Is insertses
- "fen vii learn te asck lev
- er IL 3 aea'& Bus q Bena
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-16
For State and District Offices

Political display advertising will Gerry the usual
charge Of SO cents per column inch. The Chronicle-Stor
and Advertiser offers candidates the largest weekly cir
culotion IN Mississippi We GRE olso prepared 10 hondle
any type OF printing which will carry the Union Lobel.
All political advertising ond PRINTING is for Gosh
only.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
HIGHLAND PARK

mortal and Berea churches held a
bazaar in Fellowship Hall,las Fri
day evening. Money will 60 to Phi
lander Smith college. Another gay
evening OF games was enjoyed. The
PLAY Without Words" was a
scream. Characters: Villain. Banque
Clarence White; Hero. Lord
Ounce, James Boone: Heroine,
Lady Fancy Face-Jeanne Bank
head; Marid, Trichinella-Doris
Miller; Props. Shadow-Evelyn
Eccles; Summary Dobson; Hours
Bert Richardson; Curtains-A.
Boulding and Joyce Miller; Nara
tor-Marion Coleman.
The guests included Doris and
Dolores Jones. Minnie Dinkins,
Clara Sue Robertson, Florence
Smith, Era Bee Peary. Helena Boat
man, Mildred Edward. Ursa Lee
Baker, Sharelene Duncans, Doris
Jones, Katherine Newton. William
Lotion Jr, Theodore Bishop. Don
aid Dowell. Floyd Jones and others.
a letter from AIS. James W..
Brown Jr.. now at Tuskegee. says
he will graduate on December 20
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11

Bert Richardson. Youth Fellow
lship leaders Introductory statement
OF the six political propositions,
formulated by the commission to
study the bases Of a just and dur
able peace OF the Federal Council
Of Churches of Christ in America.
Mr.. Richardson read the six Pill
lars OF Peace" The first Pillar OF
Peace opened the discussion last
Sunday evening. Topics studied I'M
der the First Pillar of Peace, were:
A-"Our New Environment" IA
Shrinking World; "A Shrinking
World Is an lnterdependent World
BAN Interdependent World Calls
For international Collaboration
Facing the Problems; 2-The
Growth Of an Idea; 3-Signs OF
Life; 4-Collaboration After the
War The Second Pillar Of Peace
will follow next week. The socia.
hour was spent in hilarious fun and
play of folk games. Doris Miller and
Marion Coleman, recreation leaders
Evelyn Eccle. president of the
sub-district. and a group OF young
people from st. Paul. Mitchell Me-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
ALABAMA LAGS IN T-B BEDS

MONTGOMERY, Ala CAMP -
Nearly all OF Alabama's sister states
Of the South boast considerable
more hospital beds for Negro VIC
tins of tuberculosis in 1912 than
Alabama, according to a tabulation
published in the National Negro
Health News. official publication of
U. s Public Health service. This
tabula,ion, based upon figures sup
Piled by the National tuberculosis
association. gives Alabama's beds
for Negro tuberculosis patients as
1877 This total was considerable
smaller than those for Arkansas,
Florida. Georgia. Louisiana. Mary
land, North Carolina. South Caro-
lima. Tennessee, Texas and Virginia.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
HOMECOMING \

At the recent Homecoming"
game, at WilberforceI Prof. and Mrs.
Lane have has theis house guests,
Theresa Terrell and Winifred
Broyles. who accompanied their
daughter, Jean. home.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
Might In Arabia
Theme Of Party,
Many Pre- sent
Affair Was CoIorful
And Entertaining

The Pyramid club OF Delta Sigma
Theta held a carnival in the girls
gymnasium Of Wayne university on
last Friday night The reSoureeful
Little Pyramids had worked very.
very hard all day long preceding
the affair 20 bring about the very
D Iper. oriental atmosphere; they
rad chosen 20 call il A Night In
Arabia When the guests entered
Arabia they were met post haste
by Sharon Burton and Thelma Bar
rington, who were IN charge ~ the
refreshment booth Lillian Wright
and Delta Sorors Eve Gaddison and
HARRIET Hood were. in charge Of
the auction booth. and many useful
articles were sold during the course
OF events Mildred Blount who is
quite artistic. decorated the refre Sh-
ment booth. and assisted in the de-
signing OF others.
Mildred Robinson took on the
mystery OF fortune teller for the
night and Joandell Russell sold
sweets" Lucy Howard and Helen
Cuzzens had made Of i. very de-
lectable looking place Deltas Louia
Perry and Dawn Watson rang out
their voices in stentorian manner
al the roulette games. The gay COL
ored booths lined the walls, leaving
the center OF the floor for dancing.
the little Pyramids. alternating their
services at the various booths. and
on the dance floor, a clever ar
rangement made by President Ber-
nice Finley. and Dean Of Pledges
Carol Carney.
The feature attraction was an
Arabian dance which featured in
particular. dainty danseuse. Rose
Campbell. Louisa Perry was the
sultan and relaxed among silken
pillows surrounded by favorites.
Princetta Graham sang Song of
India" as Rose did her dance. max
ing her entrance from behind
huge blue pyramid with silver let
tering. Among those who participant
ed in the dance feature were Lillian
Wright. Betty Williams. Eleanore
Williams. Bernice Finley. Mildred
Blount. Harriet Hood. Princetts
Graham. Mary Jane Leigh. Cathryn
Harberd, Dorothea Harmon. Eres-
teen Fisher, Pauline Mckinney.
Lucy Howard, Helen Cuzzens and
Joandell Russell.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
THE EIGHT TRAVELLERS
SOCIAL CLUB

Met with Mrs. Leona. Young on
Thursday evening. AT the conclu-
sion of very interesting business
session, the hostess served delight
full chicken dinner.
Mrs. Elzorah Davis was guest OF
the club for the evening. The next
meeting will be held a: the home
OF Mrs. Anna Waller, $50 East For
rest. Mrs. Anna Waller, president.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Henry and
their small son. Bobby. who for
merly lived at 5682 Lawton ave-
nue.. have now moved into their own
coy cottage at 1888 McGraw. Their
home has been remodeleo and
furnished in the last word fittings.
Mrs. Viola Adkins of SIS East
Hancock. is visiting friends in
Amarillo, Texas Before she returns
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
QUO VADIS CLUB

Met in regular weekly session al
the home Of Mrs. Lewellyn, 324 East
Garfield at the conclusion Of the
business session, a delicious lunch
son was served. The first bridge
Prize was won by Mrs. Kelly and
consolation prize was won by Mrs.
Lyles. Mrs. Robinson Of Philadel-
phia was the club visitor. The next
meeting will be held at the home OF
Mrs. King, 5433 Twenty third street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11

right for regular daytime usage
This bag can be transformed into
dinner usage by scattering balls OF
Jet dangling material in a special
arrangement y
Too, you will adore the British
chals wool bag. patterned in typ
cal Paisley colorings of brown. rust
beige and embroidered with multi
colored sequins. This is a simple I'M
dersrm bag.
Should you want a bag Of your
own idea, just remember that Thel-
ma Lee will be only too glad 20
assist you in carrying out your pet
ideas.
Popular bag fabrics include
brosdcloth. felt. faille silk, velve,
and fur.
81 Have been Of any help 10 you?
Address all your clothes. dress and
style questions 10 Thelma Lee. the
fashion editor, Michigan Chronicle,
26s Eliot
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
Pyramid Club Held Carnival At Wayne University Fri

lines we had studied in our youth
fellowship at Berea" Private Rob-
erts Is in training at KeesleS Field.
Miss.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. T. Spence
of Kendall honored their daughter.
Theodore. with a birthday party.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
.wHITE LABOR" BOAST

NEW YORK-A New York house
wife who purchased q can Of Snow
Cap Brand Puget Sound Sockeye
Salmon" from Gristede Bros. chain
grocers here. was startled 10 find
the label containing the words.
vacuum packed by white labor
She told the grocer she would pur-
chase no more salmon with that
label, tore IL of and mailed It to
The NAAC.P.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11

from the c. T. d. and will enter the
Pre-Flight school as a cadet.
Pvt Jerry c. Roberts writes Of
his first worship service in a
church since his induction. His
letter reads. Our speaker was a
young girl from Hunter college
Her discussion covered the same
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
THE SOJOURNER'S
SOCIAL CLUB

Held its weekly meeting al the
home OF Mrs. Draft. 633 Medbury,
with all members present. At the
conclusion OF this. the last meeting
OF the year, delicious menu was
served. The club extends the sea-
sons greetings TO the public. L.
White. president; X. Jackson, secre-
tary.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
= =
THE Q.S.J. STUDY CLUB

Met with Mrs. Ethel Wach, 59ll
Twenty-third street on December
3 from 2 to pm. Lovely Christmas
gifts were exchanged between he
members and a very delicious re-
past was served. Winners OF the
FIVE prizes at the annual Feather
Party were: Doris Wanes. first;
James Fisher, second: Cassie Berry.
third; c. A. Henry, fourth, and Allen
Dubrick. fifth. A. B. Smith. presi-
dent; Stella Tyler, reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
THE FIVE w SOCIAL
AND CHARITY CLUB

Met at the home Of Mrs. Graves,
with all members responding to the
roll call. Plans were completed for
the annual Christmas party. TO be
held at the Detroit Federation Of
Women's Clubs on Dec. 27. After
the business session was adjourned.
a delightful dinner was served by
the hostess. The l.ext meeting will
be held at the home OF Mrs. Griffin.
Mrs. Macarthur. president; Juanita
Morris, reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
CLUBS and Other Briefs

to Detroit she will stop in Atlanta.
Ga. and Florida 10 visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Forest Of
29996 Culver street. Inkster, Mich.
entertained at midnight on Thanks
giving with dinner honoring Mrs.
James Ford, brother Of the host. He
left for the army Dec. 4.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
STYLE WITH
PIN NONE
TO DINNER BAGS
By THElMA LEE

Dinner. bags this year lean rather
TO the "cocktail-to-dinner styles
rather than to evening styles. II is
the bag OF simple silhouette. in
plain fabrics. treated with sparkling
ornamentation. which is the fashion
idea in bags for this year,
Hence. a lively red felt bag. with
q drawstring Of similar material Is
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
THE CAvALcaDERs

Held their regular meeting last
Sunday at pm, in the Brewster
Project Library. With the co-opera-
ton of Mrs. Gray. the club was able
TO secure the Brewster Project which
was reopened NIov. % Hours 6 to 8
pm. The next meeting will be held
Sunday. Dec. 5. All committee
chsirmen are requested to make
theiT reports at this meeting.