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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
Times Classic
Set to0pen
ChrysIer. Travelling
Loops Also TO Start
BY HAROLD KAHL

All eight of this city's major
bowling leagues will be in opera
ton this week with the launching
of The Detroit Times All-Star
Classic at Olympic Tuesday,
Chrysler Inter-Plant al Palace
Thursday and the Mems Travel
ing at various establishments next
Saturday.
They will Join the Metropolitan
All-Star Classic, Greater Detroit
All-Star, NJ Michigan Major,
Women's Major and Women's
Travelling. the latter entering its
second round this Sunday. The
Metro starts its third week of
competition, the rest their Sec
ond.
The Times Classic, generally
recognized as the strongest in the
country, again will have Is teams
that will travel to 80 different
houses during the course of a 81
week season. Opening shots are
set for $50 p. m. Tuesday after
the usual ceremonies in which all
sponsors will roll first balls along
with Mayor Edward j. Jeffries.
SAME THREE AGAIN
Last season f e. 3. now cap
tanned by Louis Sielaff. Joe Nor
ris' Stroh and Joe Paulus' Chene-
Trombly Recreation staged a
grueling race before f & B finally
emerged with the honors. Judg-
ing from their personnel these
three look like they will battle
II out again.
Giving them battle should be
John Crimmins' Parisclean, Cass
Schlaffs Pepsi-Cola. Rog Over
myers Detroit GaSket and Henry
Ehrle's Coca-Cola. Harold Aliens
Mineralites may figure but will
have TO travel at a faster clip
than last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

DAD BUTLER WHICH 1OD FOr-
syth otherwise takes care of in
addition to his position with the
Tigers For eight years For
syth acted as Buffers assistant
when Dad was trainer at Univer-
sity Of Detroit.
Born in Texas, Umpire Ernie
Stewart was graduated from Uni
versity of Southern California
Bobby Veach's best year at bat
with the Tigers was in 1919. when
he pulverized the ball for a 1855
average =. He battcd in 9S runs
that year.
II the Yankees should win the
American League pennant and
Joe DiMaggio receives a medical
discharge from the army, the
World Series may be graced by
the great outfielder DiMaggio
would need 10 establish no eligi-
bility.
The same would have held true
for Virgil Trucks. Tiger pitcher
had he received a discharge as re-
ported recently E. Or for Tommy
Bridges or a dozen other Tiger
stars in service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
Indiana Smothers
Fl. Knox, 40

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Sept. 1e
CUP) INDIANA football team set
new Memorial Stadium record
here today by beating the Ft
Knox Armoraiders, 72-0. high
lighted by the running and passing
of Coach 30 McMillin's freshmen
backs.
Ben Raimondi. a sophomore
from Brooklyn. n. Y. Tipped the
ball for four touchdowns.
This years eleven romped its
way 10 IL touchdowns and six con-
versions based on a strong passing
attack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
Soccer League Opens
Season With ! Games

Detroit Amateur Soccer League
opens its season this Sunday with
German United meeting ST. Clair
AT ST. Clair field and Bavarians
facing Ford Local No 800 at
Jayne. Both games are listed for
2:30 p. m. Two games for juvenile
teams precede the league matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
BOWLING Green Wins

DELAWARE. O., Sept. is GNS)
A second period passing attack
that netted Il yards and a fourth
quarter pass interception which
also was converted into 4 scJre
gave Bowling Green a 1877 win
over Ohio Wesleyan's battling
Bishops at Delaware todav
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
.alehouse in Army

Denny Galehouse, vetera
pitcher for the Browns, has been
ordered to report 10 the army at
Camp Blanding Monday, according
10 word from his draft board at
Sarasota -. Les Horwath, %, is
a comparative old man among the
football candidates at Ohio State
Horwath starred for the
Buckeyes way back" in 1912
He was recently discharged from
service.
The Shamus O'Brien stopped re-
Gently by Dan Merritt at Newark.
is the coiored fighter sponsored
by Ray Robinson OBrien
fought for Nick LondcS in Detroit
with Sugar in his corner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
Dog Week Opens

Make dogs more useful and
valuable 10 their owners through
emphasis on their proper care
and training, is the broad obiec-
tive of National Dog Week which
opens this Sunday.
Detroit chairman OF National
Dog Week is Marshall NJ. Burlin-
game. Capt. Will Judy, origi-
nator of the week, is general
chairman.
This is addressed TO the average
hunter who owns a pointing dog.
The Michigan Sportsman Asso-
citation of Royal Oak is conducting
a novice gun dog trial Sunday,
Oct. !. The event will be held at
the Magnolia Riding Stables. Nine
Mile and Northwestern highway,
starting at s a. m. Entries close
at p. m.
The Boston Terrier Club of De-
troit's last outdoor puppy show of
the season is being held this Sun
day at the home of Henry NeitZel,
1892 Phelps. Wyandotte. Mrs
Levina Hamacher Of Detroit will
Judge at p. m. Puppies from six
weeks TO one year are entered.
The Detroit field archery cham
pionship will be held this Sunday
at the Detroit Archers range
1912 Mile road and Telegraph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

who served for the Caps last
year. Abbott is an ordained min
lister, now serving in Detroit, who
acted as the Toronto Maple Leafs
practice goalie last season. Pirie
is an amateur.
Byron Butch Macdonald. who
played on a forward line for De-
troit in l939-40 with Connie Brown
'and Joe Fisher, is coming back as
a defense candidate after service
in the Canadian. army.
BUCKS VETS
He will be bucking for a job
against Bill FLASH Hollett. Bill
Quackenbush. Harold Jackson and
Cullen Simon Of last years team,
together with several outstanding
aspirants from indianapolis. in
GLIDING Gordon Sheriff. and
Hyinie Butler.
Apparently Detroit will rely for
its scoring punch on its veterans,
for the leading candidates are
sgd Howe, Carl Liscombe, Mud
Bruneteau. Joe Carveth. Don
Crosse, Murray Armstrong and
Bill Jennings. \N
The Caps candidates include
Francis (Red) Kane and Dick
Kowcinak. Larry Thibeault, for
whom Detroit traded Ken Kilrea
to Buffalo last season. also will be
shooting for a job with Ted Lins-
day and Bert Melong from To-
ronto ST. Michaels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

sign National League players, the
All-America boys are grabbing 1t.
Glen Dobbs of the army air forces
the All-America tailback from
Tulsa u. who has been the big gun
of the All-Star football game at
Chicago for two years.
II doesn't seem TO make any diff
ference, cry the NFL moguls, that
Dobbs has taken money from the
Chicago Cardinals OF the NIL.
that they have bought him car
and that DobbS has been on their
draft list for two wears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
State Outdoor Suibes
To Meet al MdCkindC

The Michigan outdoor writer.
will hold their fall meeting al
Mackinaw Island Sept. % and 81
and Oct. /, Kendrick Kimball
president. announces.
They will be guests of w. F
DOVle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17


says he proba-
bly, will recall
goalie Paul BIZ
beault from the
Leafs, and also
s Us he may
ask Boston TO
give up goalie
Bert Gardiner.
for whom the
Bruins haven't
yet paid the
$4,000 purchase
price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
Sports
Joe Hoover Once
Pitched in Minors
BY LEO MACDoNELL

J CLEVELAND. Sept. 16 - Joe
Hoover. the Tiger shortstop, who
used to be a Observation-Disclosures in
the minors. pitched game for
Rock Island and the opposing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
Oberlin Ties Denison

OBERLIN. o., Sept. Is CUPl-
Oberlin College and Denison Uni
versity battled TO TT tic today.
Fullback Bob Bowman tailed for
Oberlin and quarterback Pete
Murphy scored for Denison.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

ball W h o u [
sig ut in his
right eye -. A
foul tip caused
the tragic mis-
hap in 1910 in
spring training
in Florida.
1t. Col. Bob
by J on es re-
I u r n e d from
nine months in
Eng an d and
France weigh
ipu 1En nnt,,J-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

team had 10
b a title II in
nings TO beat
him.
While Trainer
Ray Forsyth of
the Tigers is
in Cleveland,
Michael DAD
Butler is acting
trainer of the
football Lions
on Crosse lie.
utktnh ,Nk t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
OFF THE HOOK
With Lewis n. Walter
Revenge: Canadiens
To Recall Leaf Goalie

DEPT OF HOCKEY STICK DIVISION: Since the
Toronto Maple Leafs helped the slash Montreal Canadens
through rule
world hockey champions ready TO retaiate
Boss Tommy German who called the ruling "a miserable plot TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
CHILD PSYCHOLOGY DEPT,
HORSE RACING DIVISION: Re-

member the modern father we
reported on last week =. the one
who was going to let his 14-year-
old son learn about horse race
betting the hard way at the track.
only TO haze the youngster wind
up wildly enthusiastic about the
whole thing with FIVE winners and
500 profit?
Well, the experiment worked
out this week when the youngster
came back, dropped all his profit
and plenty more says he has
the cure now and can see all the
horses he wants in western
movies.
FOOTBALL WAR CRY DEPT.
The National Football League
knife is out already for the new
Al-America pro loop launched BY
Arch Ward. sports editor of the
Chicago Tribune.
After declaring they would not
start any war by attempting tc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

No one could blame the French
men. since their goalie, Bill Dur
nan, may be lost through the
ruling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17

wabash o o O. 0
observation-disclosures, Jackson. Doyaloy-
sky
Points by placement-Marks 2
SubstitutionN Western-HAlves Mays fgoa
MendrySa Ouarter-JScksOn. FullbackS -
MARKS. Gillespie. Bush. Ends-PlaumAn, Jar
Wis. Dow TackieS-StOtiaT, Psnniccica. Hen.
derson, OshAuFhnesy, Huber. Shsttuck Guards
-Hendrieks. LevAnc vsndeverhe. R0ssetti,
Centers-zundel. SkOubes. Cook. Wabash
Halves-Sahan. Rucinfh. Aeehan Quarters
WArrenburg Wheeler. FulbScks-Kimmich.
Bolt Cuards--Bicdis. Travis. Tsckle-Green.
Ends-Brown Turpin
Referee-Fred Sturgeon fNslps raisol.
Umpire-John BoS Michigan State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
Bron(os Whip
Wabash 70 10 0
Times Photo

KALAMAZOO, Sept. 16-Scor-
ing touchdown in the first quar-
ter and two in the final, Western
Michigan College defeated a stub
born Wabash College team of
navy trainees today, 20 to 0. but
not until the visitors had twice
threatened to score.
The Broncos drove 81 yards for
their first touchdown with Jim
Marks and Leonard DoValovsky
leading the ground-gaining parade.
WFSTIRN WABASH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
BY Don GiIlies
IN THE OPEN By Don GiIIes
Local Duck Crop Fair
For OpenerW ednesday

peeks the horizon Wednesday,
100000 Michigan wdowler will be soshing around in
blinds and readyng themselves the when
ii becomes legal 10 open fire on Mister Quack Quack
The official for shooting from $50 Lake
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
Has Only One Eye

Paul O'Dea. product Of the
Cleveland san d OTIS. who now
wears an Indian uniform, plays
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
TINES ALL-STAR CLASSIC

Fife VS. Kraetke. alleys la De Luxe rs
R0 c'sssi puS se@p.n vs. y,1 Mins era
Southeastern Recreation VS. a. B. e-1o:
PariscleAn VS. Stroh. ll-i2: Chene-Tromoy
Recreation VS.. Krakow. 1914; Wolverine W.
PepSi-Coa. 1915 Matches az Olympic Rec
reation, National al Grand River. s. 80 D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
Only One Man to Be Missing
When Wings Gather Sept. ~
By LEWIS II. WALTER

With the exception of forward
Adam Brown. who is now in the
Canadian army. Manager Jack
Adams expects 10 have all men,
bers Of his 1894 squad in uni
form when the Red Wings start
practice at Windsor. Sept. q. for
the National Hockey League sea-
son.
Because of the presence of a
roller skating show in Olympia.
the Wings will practice in the
Border City's Arena for the first
10 days. Then they will take over
home ice for the remainder Of
the 4la -week session, one of the
longest in the clubs history.
Before Detroit opens its cam
paign against the Boston Bruins
here, Oct. 20. Adams and his aides.
Johnny Sorrell, Indianapolis coach,
4 nd head scout Carson Cooper,
will test their men against Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh Of the Ameri-
can League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-17
PLAY CAPIToLs

The Wings and indianapolis will
train together. as usual. and prob
ably will play several games when
the squads are divided.
In addition TO Connie Dion,
Normie Smith and Jimmy Franks,
who served in the nets for Detroit
last season. Adams expects "a
have Harry Lumley, Pat Abbott
and Stewart Pirie.
Lumley is the big footed boy
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P.Roiary...

Continued from Page y
here. He drew attention TO figs
which could be raised more pro-
fusely and sent to avid markets
in cities. He remarked that he
knew of a woman who raises such
outstanding amarylis that her
bulbs sold freely to persons drawn
from a wide raium by reports of
her plants.
81 know of a city in Florida
where gladioli bulbs are a main
source of income. Why couldn't
someone in this county do some
thing like this?"
K. w. Burnham, president of
the Jackson County Board of SUI
pervsiors, reviewed the develop
ment of the county during the
quarter of q century he has served
on the board and declared that
1--WE must prepare for our boys
returning from the battle fields
by opening up new fields and
making this a better place than
ever to live"
A. j. Franklin was master of
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hitting all dangerous prisoners to
Lakesville, Miss, and provide for
their care and transportation
there. We further recommend
that at any time dangerous pris-
oners r kept in the local Jail,
especially during Court term, that
the Board of Supervisors furnish
the Sheriff with additional day
and night guards on the present
Jail.
We wish to commend the Of
ficers of Jackson County for their
work during the past six months
and wish to express our appre-
citation for the services rendered
by them, during our deliberation.
Arraigned following their in
dictment were Hugh Dickerson.
burglary and larceny, case set for
Monday; Adolph Dindinger, rob-
berry, Monday; Anthony Jones,
grand larceny. plead guilty; Mil
ton Lee johnson, burglary and
grand larceny, plead guilty: Sol
ONION Brown, shooting with in
tent to kill, Wednesday; Latham
L. Stout. grand larceny, Monday;
Ed White, attempted rape, Mon
day; Henry McDole, burglary with
intent to steal, Monday. and
grand larceny, Monday, Hugh F.
Wood, assault, Monday; Murray
Holden, assault and battery, We'd
nesday.
James Englis hplead guilty
to charges Of %robbing a negro
dance hall near Moss Point was
sentenced to two years in the pen
itentiary.
Among cases disposed of dur
ing the week were State of MISS
sippi VS.. Clarence o. Golf, driv-
ing while intoxicated, jury yer
dict against the defendant. 500
and costs; City of Pascagoula VS..
John Banks. plead guilty to reck-
less driving, 500 and costs and
fine suspended during good be-
havior; State VS.. Mrs. Daisy Hol-
den, having intoxicating liquor
IN her possession, nolle prose-
qui; City of Moss Point VS.. Odelle
Harrington, carrying a deadly
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ceremonies and A. c. Petersen
made the welcoming address on
behalf of the Hurley residents.
Saul Peterzell answered for Ro-
tarians and Mayor Gregory Wood
of Moss Point addressed the gath
ering.
Guests of the Rotarians for the
dinner We're A, c. Petersen, AMI
drew and Axel Christensen, Ellis
w. and Stuart Hamilton, E. w.
Lykke. Gunnar Knudsen, f.
Smidt, Norman Lyons, Jack King,
l.. L. Baria, Honor G. and billiard
Jones, Liston Draughon, M. c.
Crawford, Grady Mizelle, Roy
Cumbest, w. ]. Mailman, Miss
Ruth Cain, home demonstration
agent, and Mrs. Joe Melvin and
Mrs, Easton King.
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Twelve Arrested In
Two Ruids. All Are
Fined In Up. Court

In two raids, one In Pascagoula
and the other in Kreole, twelve
arrests were made by Sheriff d.
Newman and Deputy Sheriff
John McNeal Friday and Satur-
day nights.
Lonzo's Place was raided by
McNeal Friday night at which
time Dewitt Moore was arrested
and charged with operating d
gambling place and ten others
were taken into custody on
charges of gambling. Moore was
fined 500 and costs by Justice
of the Peace Kate Denny and the
others were fined S. and costs,
each. They were Willie Massey,
Dudley Colvin, Zeke Williams,
Isaac Bebbins, Cleo immons. Will
lie Thompson, William James, S.
J. Jackson, J. w. Moore and Lula
Turei. They are all negroes.
Sheriff Newman and McNeal
arrested L. Travis at Kreole Sat-
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weapon concealed. nolle prose
sui, and drunk in public place, di-
rected verdict for the defendant
on lack Of evidence; City of Moss
Point VS., A. ]. Buckalaw. assault,
dismissed with procendo; State
VS.. Louis Fornett, possessing UNI
taxed liquor, plead guilty, fined
$500 and costs and fine suspended
during good behavior; State VS.,
Clarence Kelly, attempted burg
larry. nolle prosequi felony and al
lowed plea of guilty to trespass-
ing, 80 days and costs.
State VS. Willie Evans. assault
with intent to kin. nolle prosequi
felony and allowed plea of guilty
to trespassing, so days and costs;
State VS., James F. Kenly, alias
James McKenIy. bigamy, indict-
ment quashed, held for further
grand jury action; State VS.. Will
liam McPhail, forgery, nolle pro-
seoul felony and allowed peas of
guilty to trespassing, $50 and
costs; Carl K. Wilson, fondling a
female child, charge reduced to
assault and battery, plead guilty,
fined $3.50 and costs; Harmon
Boyette. assault and battery,
plead guilty, 500 and costs; State
Us. Add William Ezell, assault and
battery, $40 and costs; State VS..
Add William Ezell, trespassing,
quashed; City of Pascagoula VS..
Bradford Smith. reckless driving,
continued.
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Panthers

Continued from Page ID
touchdowns in the first half, in
each quarter Coach Holden's boys
turned on the heat and ran up
three more scores in the third
quarter, and then the second
the final.
Fleet Bobby Gardner. Panther
back, accounted for three of his
teams scores, one in the first
quarter and two in the third, one
of which was a beautiful 35-yard
broken field run, while the pass
ing combination of Webb to Ava
ra accounted for two more, one
in the second and one in the third.
Clarence Brown and Harris,
sub-backs, accounted for the
final two markers in the fourth
quarter, both on beautiful broken
field runs.
more more more more more MOI
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ing to sfe,25O.5O.

ing to $f9, 250.50.
The rally was sponsored by the
Science Club under the direction
of Mrs. Bessie Farley and sales
made by various grades we're:
fifth and sixth, $1O,174.65; sew
enth, $48l.25; eighth, 1869 so;
ninth $2l5.80; tenth, So, 949. 40;
eleventh, $1,279.3O; twelfth, $237.-
so.
The quota for the Pascagoula
negro schools has been set at
1880. B. B. Jennings, principal,
explained that Bond Clubs have
been formed and each club has
its own quota of bonds and
stamps. The Bond Drive among
the colored citizens of the county
is represented as a tree of which
the school is one branch. w. l..
Mcmillan is colored chairman
for the county.
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SPECIAL N~OTICE-Jewelry and
watch repair. Used watches and
clocks for sale. See J. A. Harris,
634 School street, rear of Sam
Folks house. A To 1924
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CONTINUED from Page u
Bond Victory day outstanding in
the history of war financing in
Jackson county" w. B. Herring,
County War Finance Chairman,
and George w. Young, wal drive
chairman, said. THE sensible. way
to get an assigned task accom-
plished is to do it early. We must
all rally behind the campaign by
buying more and more "E" Bonds
from now until December z. BY
doing so We will wind up this
drive quickly and chalk up an
other impressive record in the
states war bond program
Jackson county was among the
10 counties of the state awarded
plaques for exceeding by the larg-
est percentage its "E" Bond quota
for the Fifth War Loan.
The sc Bond Victory Day. is
Mississippi's own goal, and, in
sofar as is known, Mississippi is
the only state in the nation with
such a plan for observing Pearl
Harbor Day,
Schools Plan Drive
The Pascagoula schools have
inaugurated a drive to be conduct
ed among the students themselves
and only sales made to students
and in the name of students will
be counted, it was announced.
Quota for this drive was set at
$36, Thomas r. Wells, super
intendent said.
Bond rallies will be held at
assemblies each day next week
and an auction at which special
privileges will be bid for will
climax the drive in the high
school.
School quotas are: Lake, 81
484; Beach, $2,725; Central, So
983; South, $6.050; Junior High,
$6,460, and High school, So, 224.
The first rally of the present
drive was held at the Moss Point
High school Tuesday and resulted
in sales of SIC, 707. so. The follow
ing day the football team and the
band held a bond selling contest
with the band turning in sales of
$59,092.75, to win. The football
team accounted for sales amount
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FEE D
FOR SALE

Dairy, horse, chicken, pig and
hog. Choice Kansas Timothy hay,
unlimited supply, available at all
times. Two retail locations: Adco
Construction Co. Warehouse on
Krebs avenue, phone 1915. or
Flying "V' Corral, 909 Market
street Open seven days a week.
ffOd &c
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SPECIAL NOTICE-Have your
Christmas sewing done early by
an experienced seamstress. All
work to be done for the HOLIDAYS
must be in by Dec. is, 1914. Allie
V. Dunn, SAT Skip st. ZIP lily
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Mcmillan Named Delegate

W. L. Mcmillan. manager of
Carver Village. has been appoint
ed by the president of the Mis-
sissippi State Colored Recreation
al Association as delegate to the
national conference to be held
December 4. 5 and 6 at Florida
A and NJ, in Tallahassee. Gov
ernor Holland is chairman.
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SPECIAL NOTICE - We buy
pecans from the beginning of
the season to the close of the
season. We pay top prices ac-
cording to variety and quality.
The hit and miss buyer won't
be here at the close of season.
Don't have your peeans left on
your hands. Always sell to some
established buyer. That helps US
to stay in business. Also keeps
the money in our town. Warning
Produce Co., l01 Live Oak ST.,
Pascagoula, Miss. 1l-24 3tp
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SPECIAL NOTWITHSTANDING ma
chimes cleaned, repaired and adj
justed, all work guaranteed. F..
N. Koch, $50 Pine St, phone 500.
lib 4tp
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WANTED TO BUY = Radios in
any condition; please bring them
in. The Radio Shop, ga Canty
street. l1-l7 4tp
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SPECIAL SERVICE - Electrical
appliance service. Pascagoula
Electric Co, Phone asa. ll-24 8tc
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urday on charges of having slot
machines in his possession in his
place. He was fined SIS and costs
by Justice of the Peace B. p.
Bobby.
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FOR SALE-HOME, 312 Jonte
Terrace, can be used for boarding
house or as a modern home; will
sell with furniture or without.
Easy terms can be arranged. Mrs.
Fred Morris, Phone 1i9-J.
11-l7 ZIP