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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-21

"others are being assigned daily
Enlisted personnel, that is expect
ed to number 200 eventually, IS
going on duty as medical techni-
clans and ward attendants.
One of the most valuable assets
of the program will be that every
doctor will be as much family
physician to his boys as possible.
Many of the physicians will have
been in combat and so be able to
best prescribe for the battle-fa-
tigued airmen. Colonel Hecker
himself has served 26 months in
Europe with the Eighth Air Force
and went on 10 combat missions.
The varied program of physical
training and vocational activity
designed to give the hospitalized
returnee education and treatment
during his convalescing period will
be carried on by the Convalescent
Services divisi n. Under this
schedule, besides receiving hospi-
talization and reconditioning, the
returnee will get re-training in his
original skills, or, if he is physi-
cally handicapped, will be given
rehabilitation training.
Military personnel from over
seas points, after 21-day delays
en-route, will come to Camp Davis
for redistribution processing. Com
manding officers will deliver orr
entation talks that will acquaint
the returnees with the processes
of the station. They will then be
brought up to date on America
homefront war progress and the
changes in domestic air force OPP
Grafton.
Subsequently they will be inter-
viewed by skilled classification
personnel, themselves largely ex-
overseas fighters, to determine for
what assignments in the United
States their civilian and military
training and their talents best fit
them.
In the whole history Of war there
has been no parallel undertaking
with redistribution processing.
Heretofore, men have gone to war
and have returned only when they
were wounded TOO seriously to
fight or when the war had been
won or lost. Redistribution not on.
ly makes the knowledge gained in
combat available to those who are
about to enter it for the first time,
but the rotation program makes
it possible for all members of the
Air Forces to have their turn ir
combat theaters.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-21
lCI. TELEPHONE
SYSTEM 0KAYED

DISTINCTION, Feb. 20.-R-
The Atlantic Coast Line . railroad
lr authorized today to install a
"e - telephone system for some OF
u. North and South Carolina op-
' Tho company proposes installing
svstem, involving transmission
the .' ~ rails, between Rocky
, ,ao,'ne and Wilmington, N: c.. and
M atu-een Wilmington and Florence,
eet~ distance of about 234 miles
. IN some other northern division
Sn r,a totalling about SO miles.
Up Eo,Ip1nent is to be installed in
40 fre;aht, passenger and switching
11' ~ IA cabooses, four dis
Hatcher offices and two yardmaster
An Interstate Commerce Com
,oission order stipulated that the
svstem shall be supplementary
INV shall not supplant any exis-
.ing signaling systems and shall
he installed within a year.
The railroad estimates the cost at
$780, 38.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-21

The highest point in Bataan Is
Mount Bataan, which rises about
1850 feet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-21
Lloyd George Reported
Seriously Ill At Home

CRICCIETH, Carnarvon, Wales,
Feb. 20-lR-David Lloyd George,
one of Britain's elder statesmen
and spark plug of the empires
fight in the last war, was reported
critically i'll tonight at his home
near here.
A bulletin from his physicians
said the white-haired, 80 year-old
Liberal was suffering from Gin
creasing physical weakness" which
was causing anxiety among his
family and friends.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-21
CHURCH SUPPER

Members of the Myrtle Grove
Presbyterian church will give
a supper at 6 pm. today at tie
church for the servicemen of
the church, and all members
have been asked to bring a
picnic lunch.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-21
Briefs
APPOINTED

Emmett Bellamy, president
of the New Hanover Tubercu-
losis Health association, an
nounced yesterday the appoint
ment of Mrs. Winder Hughes
as a representative of the asso-
citation to membership of the
Council of Social Agencies.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-21
POSTOFFICE CLOSED

Postmaster Wilbur r. Dosher
announced last night that the
postoffice would be closed
Thursday in observance of
Washington's birthday with the
exception Of the Registry win
dow, parcel post window and
the general delivery window,
which would be opened from
10 am. until noon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-21
No Place For Beer

BOSTON, Feb. 2o.-up- A
baby's crib is no place to keep
beer bottles, Probate Judge
Frederick ]. Dillon ruled TO-DAY
The judge denied Mrs. Doro-
thy Barnes petition for sena-
rate support after hearing her
mother-in-law testify that Ae
found 81 bottles in the crib.
Three were whiskey, one was
ginger ale and all the rest were
beer" she said, adding thought
fully, Il counted them very
carefully
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-21

much needed supplies and equip
ment as can be shipped in the
practicable future.
A program for virtually doubling
Frances army was announced
early this year. The United States
also participated with Britain and
Russia in giving France represen.
tation on the European advisory
committee. in making France one
of the big Five" of the proposed
world security organization and in
promising a French zone Of occu.
patton in Germay and French
place on commissions for liberat.
ed coutries if de Gaulle wants it.
-V-
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-21
NEW USO WORKER

Miss Aileen Gutheridge, who
recently completed the USO
Orientation Course in New
York City has arrived in
Wilmington where she will as
sumo the position of case work
assistant at the USO-Travel-
ers Aid, 4O2 North Front street,
it was announced yesterday by
Miss Elizabeth Mason, dircc-
tor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-02
veiiskega rodne 4 donna aa
. 81. Czeir Ave.

veEskega narod Il donna rla
81. Caair Ave.
~. januaEja, sobota. st. VII
tus Boosters Club, ples Y W
ditoriju slOvenshsEa narod-
mega donna ma 81. Clair Ave.
;. februarja, sobCta Drustvo
France Preseren'' st AZ s.
p. q, plesna vcselica Y avdi-
toriju Slovenskega narodnega
donna ma ST. Clair Ave.
4. februarja, hedelja. Po-
druznica stev. 1O6 SANS pri-
redi shod in veselico Y Slo-
venskem drustvenem domu,
ma Recher Ave.
10. februarja, sObota. Pies
drustva "Cerknisko jezero,
S. D. q, v Slovenskem delav-
skem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
10. februarja, sobota. Work
mans Benefit Society, pies v
avditoriju Slovenskega ma.
rodnega donna, ma st. Clair
Ave.
IL. februarja, nedelja. Pies
zenskega odseka Slovcnskega
delavskega donna, ma Water
loo Rd.
IL. februarja, nedelja. Dram
ski zbor "Ivan Cankar'', pred
stava v avditoriju Slovenske-
ga narodnega donna, ma St.
Clair Ave.
IL. februarja, sObota. Drus-
two Comrades st. 566 S. N.
P. j.. plesna veselica v avdi-
toriju Slovenskega narodne-
ga donna ma st. Clair Ave.
rs. februarja, nedeIja. Kon-
cert pevskega zbora "Jadran''
v Slovenskem delavskem do
mu, ma Waterloo Rd.
10. marca, sobota. Croatian
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v d lss Is a s I II s~AsHssfs
llope1oel i 01 NH lel 1ll1)o I'M DUC
ys Mssih Htsst 30 - Ip sss
!: ~ ! ~ \ .l ! 4 l 4 | "a a. =. :.
q, cserN eLAsH
csss.s r. D,aasaA. Avsa-s
castni aan: d Il Zen y, 4 da ~. Cleveland Ohio
cIAsn nEs11U1IsE:
rredssdnk: RTslN KnaseAi, g., HAVEN Mich
1AkEO ii n00EE1 nss 6AsGs Ase, UsssanA q o.
FEED vDER ~ - Iaw.sa,e Ave- chiaso ss
1ajsk: 1rRxo q xIgasI. ~ VI sssh - Csaass - n
BasajnA vrCT 1sbs Larnlaie Av. Cheago 20 III
z.Dasar JACOB zUrAr - 81 Lombard Az, Bsr~yn ~
LEo 1gnn5OysC - ". se.l r. C4sqase s u
ANTON xRArENC, ~ N. s1st -, Chisase H.
I1o101D xu1n1 ~ - u CT - c.sss..sa 8 oho
AIBlNA NOyAE GllJ 81 C1atr Avey C1evsland 2, Ohio
FRANk zArTx sssa "a 1~wnlals An. l1fsaSs - -
NADzOKsu opbo8:
LOUIS zElRzukAR yredsedn ~ N nlssys st, yele ~
JOSH 1AAakAJs4K 7ss CornelA Ave, Qevslanl 4. OAia
JOSEfH zAvERENIK 80 Tenany "a. EnsieW0s4 ~ y
slRsI OpnOR:
AN1oN DEsEyC 1880 s. 18Th S. snshsssa. W.
JO9E1H DUnrs lge6 ~, C5ssxAnA ~ Ohio.
JOsEPHNE ERJAvEC. SCI Chtssss 81, Jsas4 =.
THEREsA GERzE. ~ Erie Ave- y. A.snlpsa, ~
ASTao,sr sEssis ssss ws.s.assoa 90 Dsaysr. c.,o.
REV. MAIH KEnE 113-s5tA 8. f11esbsEgh 4. -
FRANK KLUnR. se4-sra st, N W. CA4hsAA Minn
RATaEsr xsaIss sssss ass A,s Dsss,. Mich
JOEN KyART1CH ssatisn st, Rridssylle "a.
john r0LL0CK, 24lss Iakslsnd Blvd, Noble. ,Ohio
LUDVK MUTZ, A6enahan ST. HsO0klyrs N. y. -
ArTo1ssETTE sllIacm 1884 Addsa IA. Cse.siand
THKkESA sPEOk zss Ross Ave, 81 Louds IS, Mo-
vALENTHE sTsOJ, 1s4e Holnss lndlanspos Ind.
JOHN N. STONICH, 1894 81, TuSlaa, Coio.
ANI,sEW y1DasIcH 7es rsrsst AZ, Johnstovns Pa
ANTON xBASNIK a.. r. u. Bdg, Mimi.
J0sEFH zoRC Ns Wsaswsrfh Ave- No chicaEo. H.
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PIoneers n il & ||s {.
ditoriju Sioy
mega donna na 81. clair 7e.
Is. marea, ne6sIja rIes kEojs
ka ktev. 1 Progre6ivnIln lo-
venk, II Slovenshe,l ~
skem domu IA Waterloo 1ld.
l. aprila, nedeija llka
nod DruStvo fans III.
SIC s. N. r. II, pies \ av(Ii-
toriju Slovenslkega z,arodne-
ga donna ma ST. Clair Ave.
I. aprila, sObota. DruStvo
cleveland st. 126 5. N. r.
j., plesna veselica Y SlOven-
skem narodnem donn na St.
Clair Ave.
8. aprfla, nedelja. Koncert
Mladinskega pevskega zbora
Slovenskega delavskega do
ma, ma Waterloo Rd.
Ia. aprila, s0bota. Slovenska
zenska zyeza, plesna veselica
v avditoriju Slovenskega ma
rodnega donna, ma st. Clair
Ave.
l5. aprila, nedelja. Glasbena
Matica, koncert v avditpriju
Slovenskega narodnega doma
ma st. Clair Ave.
5. maja, sobota. Croatian Pi-
oneers, pies v avditoriju Slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
st. Clair Ave.
6. maja, nedelja. Croatian
Pioneers Bowling Tourna-
ment v avditoriju Slovenske
ga narodnega donna, ma st.
Clair Ave.
III. maja, nedeija. Drnstvo
Sv. Vida, st. 25, KSkJ, pro- /
slava 5O-letnice v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma st. Clair Ave.
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J. / 3 4 5 Z.

6. taptlarja, aobots Drustvo
Napredne sIoyenke'' It. 137
SIN p. u, plesaa veselica Y
avditeriiu SIoyenskega ma
r0dnega donna, na st. Clair
Ave.
is. nnarja, sobots. Glasbe-
NJ Matica, plesna yeselica Y
ayditoriju Slovenskega narod-
mega donna, ma st. Clair Ave.
IA. tanuarjA nedslja opere-
ta in pies Mad dinskega pew
sksga zbora S. .. D. ma Wa
terloo Rd.
20. januaTja, s0bota. - DrustvO
Kristusa Kralja KSKJ, pies
ma veselica v avditdriju Slo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-02

I C z So /:

= - II i1ll61
~ - NaA1Ik j1
aytcEio lxt q koe
|rilnn1h ~ ~ Y - - il
0 eED ka1af tn ~ li Bu(i
- li1 fsIsrls II - bae1
vsakega dvoma s af = po-
- ~ sQ3ni Y Iear - cJem' OBJ
ss ~ pofOcf - Id unit-
I'd Staess FOFese BSEvice, Il je
|def oddeIka - ~ 4caStso, IN
|BfCet 6at rcd 4 teua Nth pO-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-02
Prijazen smeh j je pripomoge
do yeIike dedScine

19letna prodajalka casopisov,
ki je stala pet let oh istem cest-
mem oglju v Bostonu, je dozi-
vela .prijetno presenecenje.
Neki odvetnik, XII je stalno
kupoval pri njej casopise, jo je
postavil "a svojo dedicno. Ia
pustil il je $4,000 dolarjev. Y
oporoki je utemeljil to tenn,
da je bila v njegovih zadnjih
letih edino clovesko bite, XII mu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-02
Nekaj 20 zabayljace

Izraz . ." "stenkariti" "a "zabav-
ljati'' nj knjizeven. ceprav ga v
vsakdanji govorici uporablja-
mo. Izvira nedvomno il nemsei-
ne, njegov zadnji izvor pa lie da-
lee nj nemski. Nastal je po j.
menu nekega uGenjaka Francis
ka Stancarusa, XII je xivel v 16.
stoletju.. Moi Sc je moral izse-
liti IL svojega rodnega mesta
Mantoye, ker Sc je bill sprl z
vsemi svojimi tovarisi in oblast-
mi. IL istega razloga je moral
knalu prenehati predavanji
ma vseuGiliscih v Krakow in
tudi Frankfurt oh Odri, kamor
se :je potem obrnil, je moral
kmalu zapustiti.
Vrnil Sc je ma Poljsko, vme-
saval Sc je v vsako razliko v
naziranjih duhovnih ter posvet-
nih ucenjakov donna in v, tujini,
kjerkoli Sc mu je lie .ponudila
prilika. Pri TEN je zastopal mai
bolj nemogoca mnenja il same.
ga yeselja do prepira, dokler nj
v yisoki starosti |. 1874 umrl.
Njegovo ime je postalo SOMA
cica "a prepirljivega eloveka.
Kdor je zabavljal kakor on, js
veljal pae "a "stankarusa' ta-
ko pravijo Nemci. T..
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fNsllalj ljeyanje)

Pc vseh salonih je bila lue.
Gospa Walterjeva je sprejema-
la u drugem, najvecjem. Po-
zdravila ga je = ljubeznivin ma
smehom, in segel je u roko dve-
ma moskin1a, ki sta bila prisla
ze pred MIN; bila sta gospod
Firmin in gospod Laroche- Ma
then, poslanca, anonimI1a ured-
nika ''vie francaise. Gospod
Laroche- Matthew je incl pri Il
stu prav poseben ugied, ker Je
incl v zbornici velikO veljave.
Nihce nj dvomil, tda postane
pref ali slej minister.
Nato SO prisIi Forestierje jevi,
gospa v roznati obleki, visa O
earljiva. Duroy je bill presene-
cen, 10 je videl, kako je in
timna 2 ljudskima zastopniko-
ma. Poleg kanaina je prav po-
them govorila yec nego pet mi
nut gospodom Laroche-M Ma
thieujem. Charles je bill videti
slab. " enem mesecu je jako
shujsal, neprestano je kasljal in
govoril:
"Odlo6il se bonn; konec ZINE
moran prezziveti ma jugu.'
Norbert de Varenne IN JAG
ques- Risal "a priSla skupaj
Potem % q kenec stanovanjs
odprla vrata, in soho i stopi
gospod Walter ! dvesna veliki'
ma deklieaIna eni je bio Best.
najst, eni ose1nnajst let, ena j.
] bila erda, 60 lepa.
Dsfoy II sicer vedel, d. inns
ravnatelj otrpke, vendar sc j
zacudn. Nikoli ri mislil m hcer
ke sEojega ssfs drlsa6e, negs
kakor mill clopek ~ daljns
dsxele, i jfh = ~ nildar yilei
Titak \ h - ba psed vlja
xtsee ~ ~, ~ ~ - sta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-02
LEpI ST LEX
BEL-ANM
Franeosli .p;..l - GUY DE MAUPAssANT
Prsyel. oToNs zuPANcIc

II med li,n31ni hi ne live v iS-
tan, ozra6 81 n 90 90 sesli 20
!, I IL zlisneixih dnevnih oprayi.
lii
Df,rov nj yedel. kai bi pocel,
i'm ie dvignil oci proti stem; Ia
krat nlu pravi gospod Walter
Cd dalec. ocividno hotec Sc po-
staviti: "Ali gledate mole sli-
ke?'' Poudaril je "moje".
aCakaite, pokazem YAM jih." In
wei ie svctiiko, da bi bilo raz.
lociti yse posameznosti.
| .Tukai-le pokrajine," ie de.
ial.
sred; stene ;e yisela yelika
nofloha al Guillemeta. obrezie
| i Normanaiie nod viharnim
nebom snodai gozd cd Harpig.
nieia. potem alrirska raynina
81 Euitla,,meta. ! kamelo ma
obzori,, veliko kamelo ma yiso.
Kin ,,orah gudnemu spomeniku
! nodohro
r,.,,,,,, u.,ta,. ! ston;, n,ed
dr,,so 80 s..na i i : snregoyo,;l
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-02

Wearing hook, instead Of the
hand he lost i'm the service Of his
country, Marine Pfc. G. w. Pernot
Of Wilmington, Del, IS shown behind
the steering wheel Of car in which he
qualified for drivers license in Penn
syIvania. Ten other amputaticn vets
QualiIied.
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l & : iiiitg
H M - : 1u
| - - ~ m Il ll : I'll M @
)o = l1e 1l@
20 llII M eli1o II ~
u lIl lf l611g. = : 6s g.
nlos Ii13 nsl1i 10 ! s1sEi
Pctena y pola1aI ~ nSkajj
lod Detaillea { sfoul'' Na1l 1lllEa1
| je biTiyoj1lk Y vojasnlci, NE "
iSa odra Iia boben; ggsped
| Walter je dejsl: "To je d1ho-
fvito!'s
| Dufpy - je pritrjevaIno snss-
| 'jal III = = kar nay1u6eyal:
'1kako je 70 kras kal1o j.
llrS kra 81.
| Jttr1elo ~ mn je, M1aj u se-
/ koj u zaslisal slas gospe de Ma
| felle, II y prayiar prfsla.
Raynatelj je svetil Cd slike
/ do siike N jih je razlagal.
/ gedaj m q je kazal akvarel
Matr1cea Leloirja: ''Zapreka".
Nosaei i nosilnico so Sc mcrali
ustaviti, her sta zaprla cesto
diva priprosta moEaka, diva Pc
teIina, 81 "a se borila kot dva
orjsika. Sko4 Hno pa sc je po-
mollia Il nosilnice ijubka len
ska gIavlca, ki je gledala y.
|Egledala brez nestrpnosti,
IbFez strahu in . nekim obcudo-
vanjem borbo tistih dveh hra-
stov.
Gospod Waiter je govoril:
"Po drugih sobah .jih imam Be
vec, q tiste so cd mani znanih,
mani odli6nih slikarjev. Tukaj
lie moja galerija slavnih moi.
4 strov. Sedaj kupujem cd mia
] din, Cd tisto mladih, in jih
spravljam v stranske sobe. ter
cakana, da pridejo do inena.'
I Potem je pristavil prav tho:
'Sedaj .je pravi cas- "a nakuE
4 silk. Glikarji stradajo, da i
4 joj. Ninajo r1iti vinarja, niti vi.
sIsiarja . r
Ali Duroy nj videl nicesar, po
tsluSal je, razumel nj. Gospa d
Marelle je bila tam, "a MIN
Kaj bi naredil? &c 10 pozdravi
ali mu ne pokaze hrbta, mu nj
zabrusi psovke v obraz? In Il
! sc j sploh ne pribliza, kaj S
bodo mislili? go ','r''n '''-.s' sa
Dejal 81 je: "vsekakor mo
ram pocakati." = Tako je bi
razburjen, da je "a hip pomi
sill, ali Sc ne bi naredil, kot d;
mu je prislo nenadoma slabo il
bi incl pretvezo, da bi odsel.
Stene sta 81 ogledala. sef j
postavil luc nazaj ter je po
zdravil gospo de Marelle. Du
: roy pa je zacel se enkrat SAN
! podobe pregledovati kakor d'
Sc jim ne more in ne more ma
! euditi.
) Zmeden je bill. Kaj maj stori
!. Slisal je glasove, razlo6il pogo
vor. Gospa Forester ga je po
! klicala: ''slisite, gospod Du
roy. Pohitel je k Mi. Pri
! porocala mu je neko prijatelji
! 90, ki je pripravljala domact
zabavo in je zelela, da bi bila 0
! nhenjena v "vie franchise"
!: zajecljal je:: "Gotovo, gospa
-l gotovo
! Gospa de Marelle je stala Sc
I -Edaj cisto blizu NIGGA. Nj Sc u
-lpal obrniti, da bi odsel.
e Kar nenadoma pa mu je bi
! Ilo, kakor da se mu je zmesalo
! ma glas je bila izpregovorila
! '.Dober dan, lepi stricek. Ali m
vec ne poznats q
2 Magic Sc je zasukal. Stala j
! = njim, smehljala se je. Y 9
] ceh samo veselje ii prijaznost
!. Prozila mu je roko.
u Prijel iO lie ttepetaie, zaka
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-07
Election of Officers
By Women's Society
Of Christiun Service

The election of officers for the
ensuing year was an important
part Of the December business
meeting of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service at the First
Methodist church of Pascagoula
last Monday afternoon.
The following were elected to
head the society: Mrs. E. H. Ba-
cot, president; Mrs. Upton David,
vice-president; Mrs. w. F. Ellis,
recording secretary; Mrs. Roy
Owens, treasurer; Mrs. w. f.
Felts, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. c. A. Carrier, missionary
education and service; Mrs. j. M.
Epting, christian social relations
and local activities; Mrs. Motley
Byrd, literature and publications;
Mrs. r. B. Holmquist, supplies;
Mrs. S. F. Warden, spiritual life;
Mrs. N. d. Farmer, students
work; Mrs. M. E. McRae, youths
work, and Mrs. Earl Bond, chill
dren's work.
A number of these were re-
elected to office among whom
was Mrs. Bacot, who presided
over the meeting.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-07

The opening part of the ses-
sion Was presided over by Mrs.
Warden, the spiritual life leader,
who was assisted by Mrs. j. F.
Campbell who led the devotion
al, and by Mrs. David who sang,
Angel of Light, Lead On" to
the accompaniment of Mrs. r. T.
Huthmaker at the organ.
The business period was fol-
lowed by a playlet, THE Church
directed by Mrs. Felts who was
assisted by Mesdames w. N.
Branch. Bond, Holmquist and
Byrd.
AT the close of a prayer by
Mrs. Campbell. a social period
was enjoyed over refreshments.
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Gautier

Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Roberts and
Mrs. Della Martin were business
visitors to New Orleans Satur-
day.
Mrs. M. A. Penton entertained
at a miscellaneous shower Thurs
day night honoring Miss Crystal
Cain, bride elect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Rouse gave
a farewell party Saturday at their
home for their oldest son, Yer
non Rouse. Present were the
Rev. and Mrs. j. l.. Reeves, Mr..
and Mrs. Lonnie Stewart of Pas
cagoula; Betty Gray Roberts,
Marion Thomas, Mary Elsie Pc
terson, Aline knight, Bette Lee
Thomas, Beatrice Reeves, Betty
and Ann Dolores Rouse, Dolores
Holmes, Buddie Lee Holmes,
Hermes Ladnier, Burnett McVeay,
Edward Miller, Bobby Douglas,
Edward Cruise, Elton Rouse, Shir-
lev Hastings, Alton Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Douglas
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Football. Basketball Rules Undergo
Changes Following Jackson Meeting

Jackson, Miss.-AP.-Mississip-
pi Literary and Athletic Associa-
ton football and basketball rules
have been changed in several re-
spects and spring football train
ing has been abolished.
Among the basketball changes
is abolition of a rule passed last
year allowing only one point IN
girls basketball for an overhead
shot.
The following football changes
were announced:
1.-The season shall extend from
Aug. Is through the first Friday
in December. No school shall
have football practice or scrim-
mage or 9lter in interschool
game except between those dates.
2-No team shall play more
than 10 regularly scheduled in
terschool games without the APP
proval of the regional and state
committees.
3-Each team shall have two
weeks practice before the first
game of the season.
4-Penalty for violation of these
rules shall be one year suspen-
sion from the association.
/ Relative to basketball the COM
mission adopted the following:
1.-The seaso shall extend
sfrom Nov. l to the beginning of
the state finals tournament. No
school shall enter any interschool
game except between those dates
but may have preseason practice.
2-No team shall play more
than 20 i%nterschool games be-
tween Jan. |, and the beginning
of the regional tournaments.
3-No team shall play more
than two games per week unless
entered in a tournament over the
weekend.
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friends.
Paul Lebatard is on the sick
list this week.
1t. Thurston Switzer arrived
home Tuesday.
Cadet Billy Nichols of COMA
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Nichols Sunday.
Mrs. p. T. Vaughn visited her
sister in New Orleans over the
weekend.
Mrs. Alva Guillotte is spending
a week with friends in Philadel-
phia, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Vaughn of
Philadelphia, Miss, spent the
weekend visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
P. T. Vaughn and family.
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and Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Hastings.

and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Hastings.
Mrs. w. E. Pelham and Warner
Peterson attended the LSU-Tu-
lane game in New Orleans Sat
urday.
Mrs. Robert Register and chill
dren o. Mobile are visiting Mrs.
Registers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddie Ladnier.
The Gautier basketball boys
and girls teams played Escataw-
pa teams Friday. The girls won
by a score of IA to Is and the
boys lost by a score of % to 5.
Ensign Bob Wagner is visit
ing his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. l.. Elliott.
Mrs. Lewis Nichols and Mrs.
Joe Wilkerson were business Wis
itors to Mobile Wednesday.
Mrs. Carroll Clifford, Mrs.
Francis Clifford and Mrs. L. w.
Fuller were business visitors to
Ocean Springs and Biloxi Tues
day.
Miss Shirley and Daisy Zieg-
Ter returned from Appleton, Wis,
Sunday where they visited
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mo team shall play in more
than two tournaments outside the
regular county, regional and state
tournaments.
SIN tournaments no team
shall be scheduled for more than
two games per day and violation
o. these rules will be one year
suspension from the association.
A committee on school CLASH
fication made a report but the
commission took no action pend
ing receipt of additional inform
alton.
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RETURNS TO CIVILIAN LIFE

Among the announcements
from Ellington Field, Texas, is
one telling of the honorable dis
charge of S-Sgt. Akeel Chris
Hansen, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Axel Christensen of Rt. /, Luce
dale, from the separation CEN
ter there.
Sgt. Christensen came to Ell
lington Field from Foster Field,
Texas. Prior TO that he had
served for two years as an air.
plane mechanic at Avon Park,
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FOOD o

Ocala, Flap. - Summoned
to put out an oven blaze, Fire
Chief Tom Sexton was worried
about the edibility Of a flaming
meatloaf If he doused it with wa
ter. He extinguished the fire
with a can of condensed milk.