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Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15

:. Many +essoned DUCK hunters will
be incredulous when told that an
enemy fighter plane, coming in lat
orally at 300 miles an hour on a
bomber travelling the same direc-
ton, must be trailed by the bomb
er's gunner instead of led, If 1t is to
be shot down at 400 yards. The rea-
son Is, says Flying magazine, that
the bullets would have the same
forward speed as the bomber.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15
ASSEMBLY OF GOD

Tenth and Park Ave-, Rev. Ken
meth r. Schmidt, pastor. Church
school, 9:45 am, Miss Opal Beaver,
Supt. Morning worship, IL sermon
topic, Down, But Not Out" Special
music-Church Orchestra. Christ S
Ambassadors, 6:15 pm, Buddy
Kline, president. Evening worship,
7:3t; sermon topic, "a Laughing
God.' Special music-Church Or
cheStra. ...
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15
Chapter CIV
To Have PARTY
For Children

A Christmas party fer children of
members of Chapter CIV. P. E. O.,
will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mis-. w.
w. McEuen on West Main street,
with Mrs. j. d. Foss as co-hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15
GRACE LUTHERAN

Eighth and Holt SITS. Albert r.
Nickodemus. pastor. Sunday school
and Adult Bible class, 10 am. Morn
ing worship. H. sermon topic,
Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord"
Special music oy the Children's
Choir. go
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15
Bap+is+s Wait
Cand!!eIish+
HoIy Service

A Christmas candlelight service
will be held at 7:30 o'clock Sunday
night at tie First Baptist church.
Mrs. Charles H. Burrill will read the
Christmas story and Miss Margaret
Anne Henderson, assisted by the
choir, will provide the music.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15
CHURCH or THE NAZARENE

500 So. Eighth at Orange Ave. Rev.
r. C. Rogers, pastor. Church school,
10 am. Mrs. Roy II. Womack, Supt.
Morning worship, IL; sermon topic,
The Prince of Peace Has Come
Special music-Special song. N.Y.P
S. and Juniors, 6:45 pm. Evening
worship, 7:30; The choir will give
the Cantata, "The Guest of the
Magi."
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15
FOURSQUARE GOSPEL

Eighth street and Orange avenue.
Rev. w. F.. Allen pastor. Church
school, GAS a. M. Guy Anderson,
supe eriptendent; morning worship,
H.. Crusader service, 6 AS pm. Eve
ming worship, 7:45: sermon topic,
The Christmas Quest"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC

st. Mary's, 428 So. Fifth, Sunday
Mass, 8 and 10 am; daily Mass. 8
am. Mission-Friday, Saturday and
Sunday at 7:30 pm, conducted by
Father John Ford.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15
STATE STREET CHRISTIAN

Cor. Fifth and State SITS. Irye L..
townsend pastor. Church school,
10 am. Mrs. l.. A. Rogers, Supt.
Morning Worship, IL; sermon topic.
"Christ's Chnrch and the Present
Crisis" Special music-Tenor solo,
Mr.. Ed Townsend; choir anthem,
Mr.. George Burt. director. Young
Peoples Fellowship, $3.50 pm. Eve
ming worship. 1880; sermon topic,
Evangelistic Sermon. Special music
Christmas Musicale, Girls Choir
us
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15
Chapter AV Plans
Christmas Party
At Head Home

The annual Christmas party will
be held by Chapter Av. P. T.. o.. ~
o'clock Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Elmer w. Heald, Gas
Sandalwood. Luncheon will be
served by the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15
St. Paul's Plans
Rummaqe Sale

A rummage sale will open at
o'clock Saturday morning in the
h,ilding next door to the Rice Bowl
The sale will be conducted by st
Paul's Episcopal Guild with Mrs
Harry Horton as chairman.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS

c. A. Gardner, branch president.
Priesthood meeting, 10 a.m.; Relief
Society, 10 am. Sunday school. 10:45
am. Sacrament meeting, Z pm. Pri-
mary 4 pm. Monday; MIA. Asso-
citation, 1880 pm. Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Seventh street and Brighton avenue.
Morning worship, 10:45; commun-
ion IL; Sermon topic, I Corinthians
VI Chapter. Evening worship, 7:20.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15
DAUGHTER BORN TO
CLIFFORD EAYSLEYS

A baby daughter, weighing nine
pounds, six and three-quarterc
ounces, was born Thursday at the
FL Centre hospital to Ensign and
Mrs. Clifford Haysley of Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15
HERBERT DEA'S HAVE
BABY DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Dca of I'M
perial became the parents of a
daughter Thursday in the El Centre
hospital, the baby weighing six
pounds, five ounces.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15

FREE BAND OF ALL NATIONS
371 E. He'll St.; Mrs. Bessie Pettis
pastor. FridayS-8 pm. Sundays
pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15

Nearly 0Go,0000C0 worth of
army ordnance battle equipment
was delivered tc u. armed forces
dui ing August.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15
'ss'.".' r"""". OF Interest to Women
BY Mar eHOveyK Kinder
Ten Thousand Club Hears
Christmas Musical Proqram

The music department the high school and Junior college direct
George Burt unusually Christina
music at the meeting of the Ten Thousand Club Thursday
the clubhouse.
Preceding program conducted
w president yeabook distributed by Mrs Rober
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15
FIRST BAPTIST

Orange Ave. at 7th ST.. Rev. Char
les H. Burrill, BID, pastor. Church
School GAS am, Luther j. Sharp.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL

South Fifth Street; The Rev. Ed
ward Hutchinson, pastor. Church
school 10 ain. Morning worship, IL.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-15

Special music-Community 81
ing. ty
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03
Men Under SO Only Loaned As Civilians
Selective Service Head Says On Visit

ana ore 81 these ships Il there are
10 men 90 put aboard her
Asserting mat the SeleetiVc
Service system wia I'll ifS cal Of
the afmed forces this year. Gen
era' Hershey expressed dlsap-
prevail of lowering ne draft age
- y years
Armed Force Needs First
E haFe never approved If tak
fng these younger hav h. said
and There 5 no praaI that bows
under - yaaEs ~ age are salts
factory f. IS ~ vcr8 Weu T. talk
q putting them IN uniform and
training them until they are old
81 huf situations change and in
an emergency i wuaIa be- mighty
easy Z send Just 3 faW % these
boys INTO active fighting i they
Were aIFcadx n the uniform Of
inc fighting forces As for Has-
lng IL age limit think the
army and naxF NIu ueht # They
were ~ in these brackets oncc
and voluntarily Withdrew and ]
hardly think they All neffacc
their steps
Re emphasized wssH every point
that IHe prime objective Is filling
ihe needs 0f tie armed forces and
the second maz important thing
8 TIE Hseag possible use - fhe
remaining HaupowsI
Esafa maa b. potentially boa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03
Vefa Anderson To
Get Medal AT New
York Ceremonies

Chosen as tire outstanding wa
man ~ warflme industry Vera
anderson uf lnEalis shipyard.
woman weldes 81 the
Unha4 bite Will feeeive s medal
tom the Council Of Amefean
Soc pYfendSNip Il extensive
90 n onies 1t Carnegie Hall in
Nea York Mnndsy
According 10 the announcement
ai H. ward. outstanding women
tsavs been chosen ~ various
rhase OF ga work 10 receive
reeoen ton from the women Of
the vlct Appearing On TIE
pfoaf vii be = number ns na
t1cna prominent persons IN
riuaIHe Dorothy Thompson
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03
~Poscugoulo Schools
Receive Citation
From Treasury

The psscagaula schools hsep
received ; citation from the Z. S
Treasury Department on thu
hond sale which resulted In the
purchase of az ambulance plane
The Citafian Is framed and ready
faf display at the school a du-
plicase 81 tire marker which vii
be plkeed inside the plane bear
ING the words, pascagauls
schools was also sent g. the
schools faf display IN the trophy
ease
During the Fourth Var Loan
Drive the schools sold more thsn
Tia $4,000 necessary 10 puf.
chase 81 ambulance plane IN Z
aaa1s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03

Comparing seiecase service d
fsciah with hankefx Who must ~
SIRE that each investment VIII
bring the bezt returns MAJOR Gen.
efal Lewis B hershey director
Of tie national SeIeefive Serviee
System SAD on 3 VISIT ~ Pasca
gouIa Tuesday tbat eaeh man
under 81 years q age Is Just 3
loan t. civilian life
There IS Hast - much man
power available Il the United
States ~ sad. and BE- must b.
appafuoned cat where i VIII
bring the most effective results
toward winning tie war
Or 9 vacation from ms official
duties in Washington. General
ana MFs Hershey arrived n Pas
cageuia - time = b honor
guests az tha launching q 3 troop
transport snip the IS See Roo
IL. Fl he ingalls, Shiphalldfne
Corporation yard
Asked whether ne stepped up
praaucuun program for fne u S.
Nay would mean q special pr.
ofifs m mznpoueH for the In
gals yard. General Hershey -.
pied
Yes. Il would bat don't fos.
Ref that there ere many oihei
yafdz in ne country in tha sans
hlsh category And there cef.
faIHIf would b. M ase 10 launch.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03
War Loan Drive
Quota Topped
BY Large Margin

Final calculations ~ thf Fourth
War Lean Drive slinW that Jack
son eaunis sent well past le
quota ~ $3.50 600 COT ihr sale II
4 bauas and topped iss quota
~ Si.i2s.0ao Tor total SALES rs.
more Tran 81 percent " q Be
ING eauntN War Ftnanef ehaif.
man. announced thls wcek
Employees 81 uae inHpils ship
building Corporation topped
their auula If sa10 NN hy more
lban Sso.0o0 aeeursiinR 70 final
hKufss lahulated - Y II HaaE
sfa ehicg sccauuisnf ~ the sard
The ingalls, employees bought
j total uf sol al = fm the
largest purchase maar # she
Yard "a any = shs previous War
fnan drives
a late repers from Wade Gem
muuisy siiosVs that with q auotA
II $4,000. + total - si113i r.
Ns.d Il Sop The quota by
more TRAN 81 percent
- final unsFt from Edward q
Wright nn sale 81 aanaN amrnK
ine pasearoaia rninred Show that
3 tolal 81 s. s61 81 waa sald y
3 Jennings reporting Oh sales
al the pafeaHnula Negro school.
showed 3 total sale N thr Schools
og xsoa "a IN Wsf Bontia and
stamps
jackson eaaniy can truly ~
proud Of the ueUfd 4 has made
IN the Fourth WA Loan. Mr.
Herring sala We have never
failed 10 top oar quota n any
81 the previous drives and the
gai reached iu the ueeently
elused drive IS tn keeping wish
sur sexord
However. ne added I'VE must
not slack of n ouf buying wiih
the clnae ~ the drive Regular
consistent Var Bond buying IS
the goal of atr government n
Is up to Us io d car part
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03

"A M regard 10 service 10 ms
country and the problem Is 70
place nm where be can be 81
The mesl value We are anxious
T. usc non-iathers In preference
r. fathers wherever possible and
II industries and businesses are
uof making o real effort e. re-
Place single men win fathers
they are sailing With no visibility.
Men undef IS ere only loaned
he declared
General hershey pad tribute
To the 5000 persons on local
dsfl boards over the United
States
Working without pay. they
have raised IN the past three years
three times he largest armed
forces America eyer had And n
addition they have had e. listen
T. The - stories Of thousands af
dHaftc@
General Hershey made q brief
aaareS = wofkmen - tbe yard
Vho weze assembled for the shIr
launching
First ID Ike o. So thai !
IN on vacation b. sad A. The
accompaniment - lsuakte~ s.
N cfaNa ! En- sorry / cant
50 GHeeunN e. 80 bus :
promise = Dc better = the =
zHHu
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03
Teche Buses Are
Hailed AS Drivers
Strike In Mobile

Drivers If the Teche Greyhound
bue runaing IN THIS section
ssfaes Thursday ueing ~ all
ou f1uching Mobile N that
cit
a ding 10 p G Ehman ERR
MI manager IN Mobile the rca-
sor the strike was not made
Gle sat apparently the dIstur
bar Ras caused II connection
WI .on rs the War Labor
B. an ne drivers contract
NJ man said be understoad
nn t'lc4ais sand M strike was
un .izea and 0as apparent
N pitstaa by drivers i one
d. Bs three clock Thurs
o. aoan approximately Is
o. acre ted up in the bias
r with each incoming
g and has added t. ihe
81
i uus e. cume 0tft ct No
o. paseaEouia arrived about
, Thursday Buses con
hr to run through tais city
toe Mobile bur on arrival.
I'D Up According to
= imam passengers eanun
move azf of TIE Mobile bus
winch IS q union bus
an afHer Ines huf those
.or Pensacola. Atlanta
h' ~ Nea Orleans or inter-
paHna IS Greyhound
= a7o.e II leave Mobile
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03
Numinq OF Postal
Head In Moss Point
viii Follow Exon

Use United States Ced Ser
eiee Gammsfts 9n has afaaassnes
an uasu competitive examination
m nastmaafef 81 Afaas Polaf Ap
plicatssHs uaat b. On lile Nish the
unitee States Civil Service Com
mission 81 Washington u G BY
Marea z oa Appisatien FERN l0
Physical FITNESS FORM Is and In
sirtirisen Forms z9z5 and z15e
which contain detailed fuIufma
iiou regarding M requirements
These forms NAV - asAaincd
toia ae Moss pu.nf post olllce
leonard Robinson nRs BEEN ael
ing postmaster sigsee ~, fasir-
naiien q " NJ Alexander. for
mcE postmaster
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03
Charges Dropped
In IL Rent C0ses
As Tenants PoY-up


With hearings ~ charges ut
non payment OF rent masin
against 3 number q residents AZ
EastlaWn on the calendar for the
Federal Court nov IN session n
biloxi eleven tenants paid back
rent and cnsts 81 Federal Public
Hnusing Authority officials ~
paaagnula Foar others had pre-
eaaslv thats eieared their eases
Permission 0as granted the 10
cal officials hs the Z s Attm
ney office IA jackson 10 receive
the hack rent Plus court costs.
sd reiltse these tenants aesif-
"a IT. uae up q the necessity e
auna ariuK in court
Tenants paving IN the last
aesslp were Willie T Mullins
. : West Harry Lyna Jr- John
s. Ragges Ike Cope, Harry l.
asaan. H r White. r z West
q r Halannswurth penlcy Rat
sEE and r l. Langley
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03
Ten Charged With
Price Violations;
Sl5l6 Requested

H. fwb spirited sessions ~
ahieh ten jackson eeainiB h8si
aess men weHe brought or the
carpet for Oph price violations
ths price panel ~ ths War prWs
and hationtng Board requested
voluntary contributions e. shs
4 S Treasury h. the amount 81
sIsi6aa
This maFkud the third appear
ance of gne grocery company be-
fore TIE tssafd fou ovefrtaaraes
and siae ueeatpd appearance II an.
ether Hnih firms were asked for
payments e~xeessiing ihe SEXUAL
afneuns 81 The aperehafaee n view
Of the occurrences ~ mt uffense
p a kihyegs ard sons were
charged for the third finae aith
having exceeded the OPA price
etslinR. this tifnc nss sardnnes
keiloanH Corn Flakes and Post
Bran Flakes Mf kihyef paid q
hHc al $50 Appearing iof the
q enna iinue befors ibn faard
Wefo Carl Bftnkman and n II
Dnsusff 81 Jilney Jungle Asked
10 contribute 500 10 the treasury
fDr the ov~eFehafEes on salmon
uer pfoprtrtnrs 81 tln csmpsny
obfertsa and settlement q tia
csn permitting OpA Officials
said
Others appearing were James
Neieseh. paseaKoula Municipal
neach Park. uverchafrc IT tive
81 Sliced pie, $3.50. I'd
wafa Wright, negro wrighte
Grocery. nverehsFgc II one cent
per pound un sugar and five cents
pr pound or spare ribs sis Mr
snd Mrs r Il Moore. Aioorc
five GENTS ovrrchange or
lsseF. sf760a Il p White. Moss
Point erelce Station raising the
price Of greasing and Of wash
Ing a car Is cents. Ss7s0 5 N.
Garrett. Triangle Service Stalian
atsinE tee prizes al crossing anti
IS washing Is rents xT1U Z al
Cit. Giils Service S4nttua
ing and washing eveTChafRe
sz70. T T Justice. Palace Pnaf
m8cy ovrrehaFge on bobby pins
SO 80 E p Humphrey. Hum
phrev Cash ard Garry Grocery
and Market failure "a post prices
and o~Vefeharge IN egg. SIS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03
3O7 Pinis OF
Blood Donated
To Red Cross

Jack on Cauuiianx danate8 381
.p4uis e blrxsa 70 AmeFleab liehi-
INA mea slasusiah the msotase nnlt
81 the bed Cross Blood Donor
sergHe which 81 az 3 temls5rary
center IN pascaeoua THURSDAY
and FRIDAY and hundreds Of
saui0-Aa donors we're turned
away
Vita a3r Unit able - stay alsis
two daYs N the county and
equipped r. care iaf ouy 3 GER
tam number of aunafs an houH.
the number af donga was lfm-
rfed Dekpite TIE .aef htat ~ ear-
- desuee - applications ha0
ms6c ans KIND eg intensive earn
paign - obtain donors unneees
Nafy a.nn0 men from Ingalls, ship
building Corporation gagd alone
sought tire privilege of giving
blood Mr. J. . Ceie. chairman
II the blood dotsoE committee
announced In addition there
aere persons from every section
81 the eansgg standing ready 10
give nlana
Vita 1876 nlnis considered a
perfect cay - the mobile Unit
workers. insufficient supplies
Nere brought for the nanhsf of
aonofs appearing during the two
aass II Pascagouis Il total 81
81 pHaas was taken o. Thursday
and i6 pints Oh Frlda
unif % Return
The NaH vii return So faara
Eagia f. serve jackson county
March 81 and = ana - intervals
II several weeks thefeafitr Per
Sans donating blood THURSDAY
aaa FEidat arr met elleihs r.
Is Mareh but must 3ait
aatll TEE unit returns en he HaIrd
mp MIs Cale saiu
Mrs Jahn Lagasc wa " charge
- the eanseeH Mnefe soup. eal-
lee and safa drinks. crackers ard
cankies Were SERVED e. al aau-
an after theY gave tsen be7d
- uhaHE4 asg. aznch Nas
ervea haih das te the staff
Eae umlt TIE ESQ senior =
tHurs fe asse 90 TauH
aay ana ae Offices Nseta esfc
Werc hasteases - Taar
rviesmen Mlinsla
a8fh aasE
aene VS. eaEs1 to eaaa
blood Nn Eaa sad We had
- ass SEVEN volunteers ta drop
90 ore dBy Z slow seven -
Nleeman Wno &ere taking inc
81 from outs = give Har aHaod
sat 0nIE $40 aauid azHe O $50.
- mza ard ean.cn GIVING hIaad
aHy = mad anF uazEH1n - al
zna u.as5 ~ fHs douazz have sk
pressed ahe desire 4 eane hack
laxt time
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03
Fines Imposed In
Violations OF 0PA
Gas Regulations

\ blow was struck II hlset
market operations IN jackson
enssnfy Nhgn = men nafe ran
vietra ans sonirgrxd g paw fines
81 varying arnnunts sce fraudulent
9eautstttn uarses and asa II
g. rougMns Tfn ceases WEIR
tried before Judge S G Nike -
tha current term 81 Fcdefal Court
II Biloxi
Charged ny TT judge AZ
paternity being sf iusfigstor W
ne large MAJORITY 81 blaek maj
kes ofs IL VS. H. ths
county Heal~n Earnest Manning
cM-oad faasau. va
isnsa $1,000 Manning uas Is
ressea early e FehFuaFy ard
charged with illegal ard ffauau
lent aeu4sslsign It gasoline esu
pens and ration hHk etseeks gossd
for 10000 eaiiuus Is gasoline IL
order ia obtain THESE coupons
ManuinF lsta represented ntmeeh
as ~ operator d several bsas
nee rating exlxa gasoline al
lutrnenn ard haa gwen ~uveral
different usHueE 1t ina aea We
prn ana Rssiuning nsaag3 duf
fng 3 pex8Ba Ell aheat nine saontf
H admitted AZ th fiuae ~ hla
arrest thaf M haa mia most q.
sae costusgn gnF nosninal fees
Also getting . $1,000 tina wM
Z v Cox whsa pied guilty f.
charges q conspiracy a. violate
sfse gasoline ration ofaefa Cox
operates ar independent station
~ TeiepionR read neal ne Mis
ssipn4 ENposi Hailfoad ensne
aHa mas aes ptine thce lllegailY
held eiAtre fuf gasoline ssfppite
Plead Guilty
Each entering i p5es q guilty
others fired On variations q the
hasr charge - unlswfsi asupisi
tor. possession. n ard trans
ferttnK 81 gasoline and gsaolifs
rsssnsssS aefe Elmer jon Pasca
zssa SIS uNaes Z G9ahafn
ssu afsa acrepling
gasoline wiihoat giving Ea eou
u slo Arny = Sins nekfo
Me Point SI% " J Whttupre
sanoula $50. Wilson Pierce
aroula. sl23 Frank : Secs
Mn psaagouia sz5 Henry Carl
Wtasnn pmagunia seyen counts
81 Iaases Jones nearn Moss
Point Sc. General Montgomery
rsrro. Mos p0int $50 Jossn Ma.
rsar. negro. EscataWpa So Vef
nor Redalx Kaneleaxe sic
f.4oxa Reeves. EseaiaWp s.
5anas r Robertson. negIu Mos
Point. SIS John s Smith. 1f
panaeoula. SIS Willie Singleton
Negro. Mos Point $50 Waiteg
Il Watson fsar8 Mos Point
ks8 Ernest Watson negro Mos
Point Ssa George W Bennett
negro. pa1aRoula SIS 6eoFge
Castor. negro. Paseagoah $50
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03
Three Men Fined IN
Court Monday On
Gombling Charges

go meu Nfa f5nHH IN
f. Hcaea court Non
IldH Kate Denny after
Saturday niahI hv
: p q Newman ou gam
, sslrE
haHk operator q the
business - Testament
adaH tea gambling
aeHH discovered. plead
thH charge = operating
tables ara was fined
costs = = DAVIS and
baaH employees
VS. 4rea eaeH aur
cE@ - azmhIIHK
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-03
Waste Paper To
Be Object OF Big
Hunt By Students

The army ~ pasrsEoala school
students viii g. nnto aetian Men
dAy with every pasxhin SCRAP If
Hasie paper IN TIE vicinity as
their objective And rom nfe-
campaign reports it aupeafs as
though the box car wnicn wall b.
standing on the L a. \ siding
waiting "a haul ihe paper away e
raints accessible 20 tine feneral
government VIII Be filled tha
FIRST dav
The concentrated drive for -
per win be the opening gun II
tie scrap campaign That wsn =
e9uas aua batter emphasize. cai
ieetIan # itH sna fats
VI small stress collection Il
enc thing - D uue IN order thaf
cur efforts not be spread tnn
thla ~ . simultsneous effort =
SCI paper. tan and fats Mr.
Sidney Austin assistant char
man for P~sscaEuuta. sand
Each a the approximately :
600 students IN the city Is askee
&C. bring a minimum ot five
rauads q paper - school Mon
aay and the majority If the chill
afen are expected Ia bring twice
that amount TINS wili 90 q lunE
waY toward completely nliiHg
the box car. Thomas + Wells
superintendent of paesGoula
schools declared
When tbs iifat ear Is hlleH.
smother wiH take its place and
"Wednesday has been reserved
Tor the packing ap ol paper &c
cumulatiaus toe large iof school
children T. handle Aux bus
hess OF industry which has . large
amount 81 waste paper IS Request
ed e. contact Airs austin a. TEL
- that ore - tie Navy af Coast
Guard Trucks which ate being
loaned in cooperation witn the
anve mas b. directed - pick +
having a truck which Nold B.
available f. assist IN tins drive
requested 10 g. IN touch win
drive officials Sis David 6
peaftIe Is pascagualH chairman
0nIY magazines and foaaea
newspapers will 81 accepted AMI
these preferably. should - uea
Sehe1 afsn afe furnishes
wIth string 81 thex can fls whai
rnsF thes colleel during ehe
weekend
Containers have been spotted
about be convenient stores laf
tn cans which should he washed
Jna asuened sna most stores
WI accanf fhe strained waste
fats needed 50 desperately IN ue
manufacture 81 ma8s implements
# Rar Tsa meaf points wiii =
gwen foe each pound = waste
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