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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27

in more recent years as a duck
hunters paradise.
Several wears ago, however,
Some energetic wildlife Off.
eials turned some beavers lose
in Little Red in the De Sofa
National Forest, far north of
the original beaver pond.
No one knows what went
on in the brains of the little
fellows. of course. Perhaps
some odor of the former resi-
dents had lasted down through
the years. Perhaps instinct led
them. Perhaps the little natur-
oil engineers were motivated oy
the same principles that had
caused their ancestors to build
at the original site.
At any rate. they moved
unhesitatingly twenty or more
miles down the creek and set
up housekeeping at the exact
spot that had been occupied
by their kind so many wears
before.
A short time ago. however,
some loggers floate4 their tim
bers into the beaver pond and
must have insulted the Occur
pants for they have gone. No
one knows yet whether they
died. moved up or down the
creek. or where they will build
a new dam.
But their brief stay has ad.
ded new angles to an old tale
and the story will be told and
retold for many years to come
and will add a page to the lore,
in which our county is so rich.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27
O~fEscufowpo
News Of Escufdwpo =.
Bspiissi, Church, Innileerrmulesddiiaaies claasss,
Holds Annual Christmas Party Here

The intermediate Class of the
Escatawpa Baptist Chnfca he'd
Their Chfis;r1as party Il. tie home
Of M. J. Graham with Mrs.
Joe Graham and Mrs. H. E. Mel
son us ihostesses.
Anfong those present were Peg
gy and Patsy Beeland.. Vivian
Bennett, Patsy Robinson, Julia
Ann Kern, Voncile Cropp, Sue
Hurt, Jeryldean Linn, Voncile
Livandais, Betty and Eddie Lee
Maitre, Jean Roberts, Frances
Bailey, Joan MeLemore, Don
Graham, Donald Cunningham,
Johnnie Stringfel'ow. Billie
WAYNE Tynes, The Rev. ant Mrs.
D.. NJ. Campbell and Ralph
After games refreshments were
served and gifts exchanged.
The Recognized Church of
Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints
will entertain the three churches
of sEseatawpa on December 80.
The Escatawpa Baptist Church
presented their Christmas play
on Sunday night. The title was
Gifts of Mufrah."
Mrs. Mary Golf is spending the
holidays in Mobile with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton Roberts.
The Rev d. M. Cambell de-
parted Monday morning TO spend
the Christmas holidays in Eas-
ley. S. c..
The Rev. and Mrs. james Viii
hanson are spending the hiiidavs
with their parents, in Philadel-
phia. Miss.
Mrs. Nalty Smith and son of
Magee are spending the no idays
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Cleve Byrd.
Miss Margie Williams. who is
attending college at Lemoine,
Iowa. is spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifton Williams.
Mrs. Clyde Nelson was n bus
mess visitor to Mobile on Friday.
Miss Edwina Howard. who is
attending college at Mississippi
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27

Southern, visited IN the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett and
family on Monday an
Miss Addie Yawn and Miss
Glendee Yawn OF Moss Point,
visited Mrs. Elsie Crane on Sun
dav.
M. and Mrs. Harold Golf and
children visited relatives in Luce
dale last week. etlfe ~
Miss. Flora Carter entertained
The JunioI Girls Auxiliary of the
Baptist Church in the home of
Mrs. Prcntiss Nelson on Monday
with a Christmas party. Gifts
were exchanged and refresh
ments served.
MI and Mrs. Albert Henry
Grenough attended the Christmas
party at the Country Club in
Mobile on Wednesday night.
M, and Mrs. Loren Hanson
and daughter, Marie, AM Vivian
StringfelloW were business Wis.
i.ors--to Mobile Saturday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27
Rv L T. ROBERTS

Jack on County's pat OF the
Red Creek fill. which will con-
meet the Vestry Ramsay
Springs road with the Lace
dale Virgins state highway
is just about Finished and folks
living in the northwestern tip
of the county think it's aoou;
time.
Red Creek divides George
and Jackson County, and the
siste county. part of the fill
was completed more than a
deea4e ago with w. P. A.
funfs. The creek swamp is
vie at this point, and they
ha about a mile of expensive
iii 20 construct. Jackson Coun-
ty had a little more than Il
quarter-mile. and it was con-
tiacted recently.
Meanwhile, school students
from the upper part of the
county have had to SO five
miles out of their way in Or
der to reach BToome School.
There was more or less of a
road through the swamp or
our county's side, but a heavy
dew was enough to make 1t
impossible.
What irked and aggravated
Daisy Vestrv citizens even
more than the five extra miles
their Youngsters haa to ride
was the condition of the bYidg-
es on the Fontainebleau Wig
gins state highway, which r
disgraceful to say the least.
Signs along the route pro-
claim in each case. THIS
BRIDGE COUNTY MAIN
TANNED" but this a mislead-
ing statement. The bridges aHe
not maintained, in the usual
sense of the word, by the coun-
fy. state. or anyone else. They
are strickly patched-up, make.
shift affairs and we doubt that
any county or state official
would dare allow one of their
own Youngsters to cross them
in 4 heavy school bus.
But such Is the plight of
folks who live in the tail-end
Of = county OF district where
there are few voters. Their po-
sition is the same as our eoun-
tvs in the state. Both are cut
off geographically from the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27
News Of MI. Pleasant.
Mrs. Ruth L. Roberts Breaks Arm
While Decorating For Christmas Play

Mrs. Ruth l.. Roberts, Chron-
ice Star and Advertise cores
pendent, suffered a broken ann
or Satu day while decorating for
the Christmas program at the
Methodist churea, which was
ned on SUNDAY night.
She fea from a stool ard broke
two bones in he left arm
He many friends here wish
for her a speedy recovery.
Weekend guests IN the nome of
M. and Mrs. NJ. P. Davis were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Davis and
children and Miss Marcia Davis
o. Hatt!esburg.
M. and Mrs. Laurin Ware and
family visited M. Wares mother,
Mrs Laura B. Ware, and Miss
Annie L. Ware in Pascagoula on
Saturday.
Miss Marvon Roberts, a stu
dent at Perkinston Junior Col
lege, is spending the holidays
with he parents.
Roland and johnson Ware Wis
tied Mr.. Laura Bel and Miss
Annie L. Ware in Paseagoula
Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Lyons is confined
to her bed again and her friends
here wish for her a speedy re-
covery.
M. and Mrs. Lamar Searbor-
ough ard children and Mrs. Ida
Graham visited relatives here
last week.
NJ. and Ms. J. Frank O'Neal
and M and Mrs. George M.
O'Neal visited relatives here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. c. Roberts
and Miss Marvon Roberts Wis
tied in the Rupert Roberts home
on Sunday.
M. and Mrs. Alton Mansfield
and son of Paseagoula visited
Mrs, Mansfield's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ Taylor, on Sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. L w. Ware of
Pascagoula visited Mr.. Wares
parents, NJ. ana Ms. L. R. Ware,
during the weekend.
Mrs. Lonnie Mcdonald of Pass
Christian IS visiting relatives and
friends here.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27

central governing body and too
often end up treated like a
redhea7ed step child.
q . =
A couple of miles of black
top along the Vestsy-Ramsay
Springs road and over some of
the worst red clay in the coun
IS is another subject gtor e
joicing in that part of the
county. II allows a large num-
Der Of citizens TO get to the
highway in all kinds of wea-
thes without the aid of a span
OF mules o. a tractor.
Il not only helps the auto
mobile owners financially, but
Il hsfps the feeling of folks
TO know that they are not com
pletelv left out and forgotten.
Vestry was a flourishing
commlnity for many years be-
foee the timber ran out. with
a fine hirh school, several
churches. and a lot of commu-
nifty spirit, Like too many of
our rural communities, how
ever. 4 lot Of the young folks
Rave moved away, drawn TO
the cities by the prospect of
better Jobs or simply for a
change. The churches still
thrive, but the school is gone,
a war casualty finally. But a
lot of fine folks remain. and
we rejoice with them when
they get something like the
blocktop ana the fill.
As interesting a story as we
have ever heard came out of
the Wesley section recently, re-
gardsng some imported beav-
ers and the old beaver dam
on Little Red Creek
Although many of us have
never seen a beaver and as
sociate the industrious little
fellows only with the great
north woods, beavers were a
natural habitant of our section
once in the dim unreeorded
period Of our history. We doubt
that the oldest resident of the
county remembers when the
beavers occupied their original
home on Little Red" but the
legend of their activity has
been passed down from genera
ton to generation and the
spot On the creek has remain
ed The Beaver Pond" famed
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Arthur j. Moss entertain
ed the Wednesday Bridge Club
with a delightful party at her
home on East Taft avenue which
was beautiful with Christmas
decorations.
In the games the high score
favor went TO Mrs. j. N. Car
son with Mrs. T. NJ. Williams
winning that for second high ia
vor. Mrs. Carson also captured
the bingc favor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27
ATE BETA PHI CLUB
PARTY

Members of the Ate Beta Phi
Club enjoyed a Christmas party
in the home of Peggy Suthoff
on Saturday evening. Rooms Of
the home we're decorated with
pretty Christmas decorations.
The tree was attraetive}v decor
ated with the lights that she'd a
soft glow over the decorations.
Numerous games were enjoyed
the evening.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27
Mrs. ~Ziegenfelder
Succumbs At Home
After Long Life

Mrs. Mary A. Ziegenfelder,
aged mother of A. Ziegenfelder
of Pascagoula, died at her home
in Wapakoneta, Ohio, on Deem.
ber IL, following Q six months
Illness. She was 81 years of age.
Mrs Ziegenfelder and her hus-
band, Casper, had celebrated their
9th wedding anniversary only a
snort time previous to her death.
She was a native and lifelong
resident of Wapakoneta.
Besides eight children, she is
survived by 35 grandchildren
and SO great grandchildren.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27
Funeral Services
For Young Motron
Christmas Day

Mrs Doris Elizabeth DickerSon,
18 years old, died Monday at her
residence at l343 Adm. Semmes
street. after a short illness.
Mrs. Dickerson had lived in
Pascagoula for the past two wears
having come from San Francisco.
Calf. Funeral services were con
Quoted Christmas morning AZ 8
a. M. at the Fails Funeral Home
in Pascagoula by the Rev. NJ. S
Varnada. Pail. bearers We're Fred
Watts. A. M Graft. Leland White.
Leo Davis. Louis Tucker. l.. B.
Trevell. The body was taken to
McComb. her husbands former
home. for burial Wednesday af-
ternoon.
She IS survived by her husband,
John II. Dickerson. Sr.: \ two
weeks old son, John H. DECKER
son. Jr.. her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Busch of DAILY CITY,
Calf. q sister and two broth
e~s. Eleanor Busch. w F. and
Robert Busch. all of Daily City.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27
Ball
Event o. New
Years Eve

A colorful event of New Years
Eve will be the annual fireman's
ball which will be held at Fire
mans hall, Dec. 81.
This bal has been an annual
event since the organizing of the
Pascagcula Central Fire Depart
ment SO years ago and is always
well patronized over 900 tickets
having been sold for the ball last
New Years Eve.
Tickets are on sale at the Fire
mans Hall. The price is $l.00
per person and the funds derived
from their sale will be used for
the benefit of the fire company.
The dance will start promptly
at 8 p. NJ. and will continue I'M
til | p. m.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27

JAMES FORREST DRAPER

Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Draper are
parents of ans eight and a half
pound son who was born Dec. IL
at the Jackson County hospital.
He has been named James For
rest. Mrs. j. c. Forester of Kos
eiusko, is visiting her new grand
son and his parents.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27
MRS. ELLIOTT KEEPS OPEN
HOUSE

Among the pleasant events of
the pra-Christmas week was an
open house presided over by Mrs.
E. A. Elliott Thursday afternoon
from 2 to 4 O'Clock at her home
I412 East Taft avenue.
There were about Is callers
during the hours of receiving.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27
GEORGE EDWARD CRUM

Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Crum an
nounee the birth of a son, George
Edward, at the Jackson County
hospital, Dee. Is, 1916.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
BROOKLYN
Lithuanian Refugees Feature MterUielUs
Mission Group Sponsoring Short Wave Radio Program Saturday in New Haven

Interviews with Lithuanian ref ugees in Europe. by short wave radio, have been arranged for Sat- urClay night a. S:30 in New Haven by the American-Lithuanian Mis- sion. The unit is scheduled to hold an all-day conference at the Hotel Taft.
 Relief for war-torn countries will be discussed by the delegates. and further aid to refugees will be planned
 The broadcast will be heard at the Hotel Taft by the several hum dred delegates expected for the con- ference.
 Local members who have assist cd with arrangements are Attorney VytautaS Abraitis, Attorney Thomas Cabelis. and pr. Mathew J. Colney. The annual Communion break fast was held by the Holy Name Society Of St. Joseph's Church yes- terday at St Joseph's Hall fol- lowing tho o'clock Mass. Boys in tho graciua ling class of St Joscph's School were guests
 Dinner Dance
 4 statewide dinner dance was held by the Knights Of Lithuania Saturday night at St. Joseph's Hall. Young Lithuanisns from all parts of the state attended Bowling awards to local K of l.. members were presented during the evening.
 Hundreds of parishioners of St. Josephs Church attended the first parish picnic of the seaSOn yester- day at Linden Park, Union City.
 The committee in charge of ar- engagements was composed of Rev. Vincent Ra1aitis, honorary chair man, John Carbohydrates. chair man: Peter JakobauskaS. Anthony Shambrisk Mrs Madgclene kar- inauskaS, Mrs Mary Stankevicius Miss Mary Kasetaitc. Joseph Ze- nnaitis. Mrs Ursula Lltkevicitts. Mrs. Eli1abeth Matulinss. DomeniC MataS, Joseph LaudinSkas. Mary VsiiklS. Mrs. Rrony Msrkus. Mir and Mrs. John JakstaS. Joseph Liunas. Vincent Liaugminas. Leo Pransketis, and John Grebulnas.
 Mss Nellie Kaz- laIiekas of Alder Street is a patient at St MaryS Hospital.
 Mir and Mrs. Benjamin Zailskas and family of Washington Avenue are spending few days in Ply mouth, Pa.
 Dr. and Mrs. John SperanSlO. with their three children. have returned tc their home in Nev York City after a brief visit with Mrs. Speran- dos parents, Mir. and Mrs John ZailskaS Of Highland Avenue.
 NIT and Mrs. Francis Ross 0f Congress Avenue announce the birth of their second daughter. Sandra Lois, at the Waterbury Hos- pital May 29 Mrs Ross is the for n1eT Mildred R. Santora.
 John Knott. son of Mir. and Mrs. Knott of Park Place, celebrated his birthday recently
 Benefit
 Waterbury Committee to Aid Lithuania sponsored benefit for Lithuanian war relief organizations at Venta Hall, lOS Green Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Air Lines Increase
 R001dge Allosrance

The Tree baggage allowance Tor international air travellers nying on United Air LineS has been raised from s tO 66 pounds. effective ism- mcdiately, 1t was announced today by Harold CraTy. vice-presidens traffic and sales.
 The new regulation applies tO all passengers who travel entirely by air. or by a combination of air and sea. between cities on Unieedis 8 coast-tO-c0aSt system and 0veFSeas points
 With the raising of the free bag gage allowance by n pounds. q previous alternate baggage resula- ton for international passengers. providing free transportation of e pounds by air and 100 pounds ny surface carrier. Is eliminated
 HelicOpter travel Is estimated Co cost only a fraction more than five cents a mile
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10

UNRRA, according to insiders. will he dead bv the end of Aug. -- and LIN sill take over Tho War Assets Administration Is going to hlow itself onto the front pages Over turpluS property. etc. (. One of the foreign talliedl min. istrrs tn Washington Is being re. called bv his eovnrnment--to an. sWer charges oG being 9 British agent, Some of tho top United Nations execs have told intimateS tha the permanent address will he San Francisco On three different occasions the colyums Sherlock report seeing cars bear ing UN plates parked before in. dicted Serge Rubenstcin's Fifth Avenue mansion. Different car. dif- fefeni visitors. each time Philip Murray is worried about mutiny in his ranks-from leftys. May divide hts C.I.O. Stop the pressesl Could it be--that the T. Manvilles are 3ing7 I'm askin. not sayin'.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Crosby Students Churt Winners

City planning charts dFSwn b1 Crosby High School students have won a blue ribOOn certificate 0s merit at the Architectural Center In Boston. where they were exhibited last month. according Co rOsfflca- ton received by Charles E W00d~ lock. Crosby instructor.
 Ten entries were made Or the iO- cal students. all members of sfle e1sS planning course conducted 1eTe 1F Mir WoOdlock Merit s1aFds SlsO were won by Crosby last year and tho year before
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Walter WinchOlI On BrO0dw0y
wnm man nwmwA euwauA @eA Dsns mws~

tlls ilnot time we've burned our Bridges behind uS John Mic. Nulty, who Is a bic bookwriter, got a yen to resume newspaper work and iS on a local city desk |. Alan Dlnehnrt'S young widow Mo. peile Bri,tnn and Woodv Cole. the tAS Vegas constable. are by crackyl Virginia Gilmore and hubby Yui Rrynner os "Lute Sonp" ex. pect their imape in H'wood next month Mrs. Senator Taft won much headline Spaee with TO Err Is Truman" and "Dclirlum 'rru. mars Well. well. So the Senator's wiley eerfs the coly,inns. too,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
IU. Of MiaGesOEG
 .HOnOHe John Cole

1osSS e, Csss c ttlis e1lt, q sses AeNe co esse fseaSlNeD SAeS eS e8e fsxsiNae 1 AeaeHee, fsessssa8e ANA sSSe Afse, Gtsseega5tg N negeae99. was 1n tsae caD le6 6os8 kDaS Sisn6gs 1fes e. 14t5nS Na1lie5ts1 sa aeSSA9s 6 @ AD Ss1tees s4sen ftD C Ses, flastaoiiag nss fe8 t14tI se0 ~aaassessy o5 AetesA9aef.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
|East End club
 Plnna Mnndi Cras

AFTa9lReBlellis tOT tbe allIliinl aeasdB oFas Of the East End Com maBlss cisb pere completed si mssslns os the club last nishs as tbs Anderson School gymnasium T3ls sseBs p1il be he'd during the seek q 5stBe e d tbe BeoFiil Recs seaste1zi PSeid On A1eflden Road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
1ox Truurig NaNsea .Snnienninnl DiRacinr

Irving g. Chase was pe-elsclSa president Of the 0Aylgra Farm AR- Noclatlon at the 4ath annual mget- ina. Saturday
 Attorney Max M. Tsaurtg wmA elected so membership on tlle saIIis torlum's board og dlrectOFB. DR. David B. Lyman wAs Fe-app0in,sa medical superintendent
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Wilson Post
 Plans Smoker

4 smoker and social hour W1fl be held by the Wilson Post. American Legion. Saturday. June IS. st tl1e club rooms at 2 P. M q special invitation has been extended Co al World War n veterans. Lester Jenkins is chairman of tle arrange ments committee. Assisting him are George Taylor. George B0stic. and George CTOwdeT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10

last night. The VilijOs Chorus. d5> Teeted by Mtss GertTude CI1fskSs. presented a musical program and movies were shown.
 The committee I1 charge 0f tB1s meeting was Mrs Mary Sss1zstsskzS. Mrs. CIementine JenkuI and WIB~ liam JObukOnis
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
Leonard, Pgyintoa |nf Atlantic Cfty

IlaffV fAonAf1 70 Af3llllY L pABissoB Ass Aslegsees e6 tt8s kj. mAag1s G'aab 2t s1ie victory e9slbei1. s1oD ef ths &8waN1s ffsegnst1oslei Al As1aNsae Cits, T9le esil8efeBe. 9nenea Sess4Fass ed sit eosi1oti.
 iseaB 1B1ifsAsp,
 Rea Class Dootsls La,es s ss1es. Ade6 e A1daans tts 1s1agsees
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10

Glaze LsGe vG Congress E rclciv- -ssg bOaiOgI:lg iron Edward L. Ber- ngys cn how uO Decone a liberal. B rep. that is You shoulda Eeac Harry Brluges' blast on ". Wincben m his union rag. It's our azsesa medal Ho, hum. Its not
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10

John Knott. son of Mir. and Mrs. Knott of Park Place, celebrated his birthday recently
 Benefit
 Waterbury Committee to Aid Lithuania sponsored a benefit for Lithuanian war relief organizations at Venta Hall, 1O3 Green Street,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-10
mAN AnOsr TOWN

AN A80AA AgstN
 naaAm e~aAnEA-1 ulapAanN' new WwWmA war C0gggSpogsdent Ray mEuw&. wan rpltese her os the Rec mNanxaesr and 70 there. instead TnR pMNa NapcnsS tcg the famed eaAn-A1S tatler uaS the late C. s. SfnAenrs have asosafc6. Sllc WeS hzerf Grant cf sl,e Bite Set |. &1znne 0Eneel og the Dept store exsee ard DOnaad Csoraoa of BoS. tnn VII snnNnsce their betroshal am the tesh lcTrt Blanchard hAS . Ef6-Western ConrrcSSl,isn HA@mesdns to Ainasclf Hunt fneon Hartford. ce Thosd ,heS the Akep nafllio1,ae.el. and BahS A1aEA. sAP omeo6oeSS. sre adding to ehe rozaanoenSl&S Watch for a coznleee switch hs Russia tin Ek possc1 toNsrcS the c Sl when @rom4er returns He gent there se personally report that they were GSsn9 tho wroaz approach. etc.
 osasAssx Waaaer ls George $. Kaufman. tas playWrtsht-pi i6oa CT. Is cH the verge os merging with SaRphanle Bachelor os Republic stu cknS Albert EinStein. hardly a casing agent. has selected the man he wansS 10 portray him m the afaaab fAln. The Beginning or the EHc. The actor is wonderful Al- ocES BaSSezmar Former Wcltcr- weight champ Jackie F1elo snd his Mrs. are iullaby shopping . Ex- ToEpe1osnan Jim ElscgOod ,iE the
 3 10 Make Ready" chorus weoS R0sc Marie Rickie. a Rockette osl the 18th Jim won hts Purple Heart szrkS ~e holding. A 3d is on the verge cs Sn'cioe Ops, YeSter- days: And other ;hinaS too bloom esOiEs 10 mention-shoul6 have been sioomerous
 TAe aiEgs~a Broadway scandal txSal Since the Harry K. ThaW in- ca6enf Wfn bc the Slo0O0 action os former writer snoW an edi- sore xs hiS upblislser. The edi- foTS EsneSscS include dozen sahemD mOcels The Marion HaEEroucS ana tine ]. McCart.lvs sne waS gith Yank. noW with CoS- na0polEtanp expect their ditto marks tn the Fall Charles LOst Wk- endD Jackson is doing final cor rectiOns on his new tome. The Pal of vslor." due Sept. 36th Carl Van Doren's Barbara. is leave- of-absenting to await a carbon copy of herself and groom. Spencer Klaw of Un1pneSs That reminds us oG YoIakusOKfO He memoS his oi- fscS sgaff to clip and send him the bt-ss gOlEs-s they sse Wha, Q lazy sss-aHd-sO Bolton Mallory has aGaEsa.-e sgaB In Mexlco. John Slesssia-k. ne r-poTta. WaS worst Essn tss -toiii,- uIri Polly A.aaK ar,G uHtaa lli h-4st 4Oih near s'lark
 GG3s~ LsG< vf Congress ls rclciy- -Esg tOalugI:lg iTUgn Edward L. Ber- nsys cD hos JO becozne a liberal. B rep. thai is You Shoulda feac Harry BTldges' blast on ". Eincheal m his union rag. It's our azfesa medal Ho. hum. Its not