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Evening star., 1949-09-29
By Anne Votes Clarke

Sweaters and skirts are q
must" and date dresses have
their place, but the suit is still the
backbone of the wardrobes OF
most college and career girls
Nothing can replace it for day-by-
day usefulness and for the many
times when you go from classroom
to football game or from Office to
important luncheon.
There's lots of fashion news In
fall suits. most of it on the con-
servative side, so that the suit you
buy this year can be worn for sew
eral seasons to come. Tweeds and
textured fabrics have great i'm
Evening star., 1949-09-29
Sbiced Cocoa

A fine morning drink and eye
opener is spiced cocoa. Especially
with the arrival Of nippy morn.
ings. 1t hits the spot every time.
Mix In . pan " cup Of cocoa
" cup Of sugar, = pinch Of salt,
" teaspoon Of ground cinnamon
and . good dash Of nutmeg. Stir
In z cups of cold water. Blend
until smooth and sugar is dis
solved. then bring to q boil for
minutes. Stir in 2 cups of coffee
cream. boil once more, and re-
move from heat. Beat with q wire
whisk until frothy. adding " tea.
spoon OF vanilla while beating.
Serve hot topped with whipped
cream or marshmallow.
Evening star., 1949-09-29

ties Of Scandinavian and Greek
cheeses are made from goats
milk.
Center Market merchants
delight in cheeses. You'll find
stands such rs Francis r.
Lambs and Walter Sacks Spe-
cializing In New York State
sharp cheese. Angelico's. spe-
cialixes in Italian varieties, and
Variety Sales Co. specializes in
Greek eheeses. Dozens Of
stands specialize in domestic
cheeses and spread.
Just name 1t. We probably
have It,. but II we haven't, wen
sure get 1t for you:
TODAY'S LARGE AID, else
where in The Evening Star,
also calls attention to our IA
NOUS cheeses. So let us tell
you about =. most delightful
cheese dish.
Cheese Croquettes
I cup grated American cheese
dash Of paprika
I teaspoon grated onion
Il tablespoon minced parsley !
3 CUPS thick white sauce
sifted bread crumbs
1 egg, slightly beaten
I tablespoon water
Add cheese, pApfikA, onion
and parsley 70 white sauce In
top Of double boiler and hest
over hot water until cheese II
melted; turn cut en- well-7
creased platter and cool. Shape
Into 8 m o. III cones; roll IN
crumbs, dip In combined egg
and water, and roll again In
crumbs. Fry In hot deep fat.
MAKE OUT your cheese list
for the week end. Fill It with
the superb cheeses Of
cEkTER MAkkET CITY,
5fk 3 Z NV.
Evening star., 1949-09-29
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MARKET c|II
~. MMAt Anlysp

Vvs W1o0sVU3-9O
CHEESE 80. ali! Delightful,
d delecta bic d-e-e-e-e-licious
cheese! Once you have come
under its spell, you're lost. For
never again will you like foods
without q bit Of cheese to grace
them and give added flavor.
There's the cheese that adds
. final touch to = slice Of apple
pie. There's the PArm eSa n
cheese that tastes 30 good atop
toasted French bread floating
In onion soup. There's the
cheese that makes potatoes m
gratin . dish at for . king.
There's cheese soufIle, most
wonderful Of dishes.
And where else but ut Center
Market City In Washington
would you expect 70 flnd Mter-
ally dozens upon dozens Of va
rieties, both domestic and for
eign?
Cheese II . very coneen-
trated food. A pound Of the
average American, or "Rat''
cheese, Is the equivalent in
protein and butterfat value to
q gallon OF milk.
Most Of our American cheeses
are made from cows milk, but
Roquefort i4 made from sleeps
milk, and = great many varie-
Evening star., 1949-09-29

in q foshion- show luncheon
on the boss time, you con
coteh a foshion show de-
voted to your needs every
Friday at s pm. in the Moy-
flower Lounge. "Six Fashions
OF Six" ore feotured. They
are keyed to your oetive life
and not-too- flexible budget.
Evening star., 1949-09-29

The coreer girl is keen on
good fobries, trim lines, and
versatility in her wardrobe.
Fine tailoring and inter
estine details have distin-
euished the Hondmocher
suits available in a local
store for quite some time.
Pictured are three thot come
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14

unijos darbinink'l rcikalus, bet
kai kada tas vien tik "savo pa
rapijos'' reikalu gynirnas !ahai
,blogai atsiliepia >daug plates
MEMS gyventoju ;r net tu pa
ciu darbininku sluoksnian1s. Ar
gi nereikia tokiais stveJais pa
kelti balsa, kad jie apsi2iuratQ,
ka daro?
Daugelis darbinmku nusi-
skundzia, kad kai kur iie nuo
unijos reikalavimu daugiau nu-
kencia, negu nuo darbdaviu...
Sake, kad unija iveda protek-
ciju sistema, be ju leidimo ne
galima gauti darbo, o gauti ju
protekcija galima tik ''fundiji-
mo" keliu, unijai mokesti rel
kia moketi nemaza, O kai reikia
is unijos pagalbos, tai il apie
tave nieko zinoti nenori; tue
tarpu is tq mokesciu islaiko di-
deles kanceliarijas, organizato-
RUS, agitatorius, kuriems mo-
ka didelius atlyginimus ir tuos
darbus gauna tik vadu drau-
gai... Pagaliau, darbininkams
daznai ina abejone, ar didie-
stems uniju bosams, kurie sa-
kosi taip pasisvente darbinin-
ku reikalams - tikrai reikia
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tokiu milzinisku algu,, kurias
jie sau... issikovoja.
zodziu sakant, ir unijose yra
dalyku, kurie ne visada afro
do darbininko reikalui tikrai
naudingi, O kartais gal net ir
visai nemalonus. Tai argi para
symas apie tokius dalykus yra
rasymas prizes darbininkus?
Bet DIRVA nera skirta is
spresti visiems uniju klausi-
mans. Tai yra pirmoj eilej lie
tuvisko veikimo reikalams skir-
tas laikrastis.
O Wis delto, jei musQ skaity-
tojai panores patys pakalbeti
ir net padiskutuoti per D1RVA
jiems r1pimais ir jiems arti-
mais darbininku unijQ klausi-
mais, atsiras tam vietos ir
DIRVOJE. Tx reikia pastaty-
ii klausima teisingai: ne kie-
kvienas unijos pajudejimas yra
neginciajamai darbininkui nau-
dingas, todel jei pasitaiko rel
kalas kritiskai atsiliepti apie
uniju darbus, tai tas dar ne
reiskia, kad cia yra akcija
prizes unijas ar prizes darbinin-
kus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14
atviri atsaky1nai

Bet ir su unijomis ne visa
da esti gerai.
Mes skaitome, kad unijQ pa
naudojimas svetimo kr:,sto po-
litikos reikalams = yr:, kenk-
smingas visam krastui. Komu-
misty isigalejimas unijose nau-
dojamas he musu darbininkQ
labui, tam, kad butu susilp-
nintas sio krasto lkinis stip-
rumas ir kad Maskvos impe-
rjalistai turetu is to naudos.
Tam jie ypac nau.|o;a streikus
ne tick, kad per tuos stre.hus
iskovotu darbininliams teisin-
gesni atlyginlma, be: kad tik
darbai sustotu.
Streikas yra rinlta priemone
darbininko reikaIams ginti, bet
tai yra ginklas, kuri re:kia mo-
keti vartoti ir Kuri tik sqzinin-
gai vartojant gaiima riketis
naudos. Juk ir peilis naudin-
gas irankis, o ieisu jis paten-
ka j plesiko rankas, tai kaip
neprotestuoti tada prizes peilio
panaudojima?
Pasitaiko, kad uniju vadai
pasielgia labai egoistiskai. Jie
gal ir nuosirdziai gina save
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Tiesus klausirnai
(Atkelta is 4 puslapio)

\AIhelId Is puSlaplO)
yra pusiau darbininkai, pusiau
"kapitalistai'. Diena jis dirba
fabrike - darbininkas, vakare
pareina namo - jau nanny sa-
vlninkas, o gal dar jo zmona
ir koki bizneli veda. Gyvenime
nera taip, kaip Markso "evan-
gelijoj" parasyta: griezta lini-
ia isvesti, kuri paskirstytu
zmones taip, kad vienoj pusej
butu tik kapitalistai, kitoj tik
proletarai, ne, taip jau lengva...
Lietuviai Amerikoje bendrai
imant yra visi darbininkai, tik
vieni maziau, kiti kick daugiau
''prasimuse". Tikra to zodzio
prasme kapitalistu mlsu tarpe
nera.
o jeigu lietuviu tarpe kapi-
talistu nera, jeigu DIRVA su
lietuviais, tai kaip il gall butt
su kapitalistais? Jeigu lietu-
vial darbininkai, tai tai kaip il
gall butt ne SUI darbininkais?
Darbininku unijos daug pade-
jo darbininku teises apginti, II
dabar padeda. Todel kelti balsa
prizes unijas is esmes nera pa
matO.
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Pagalvokirne
(Atkelta is 6-to puslapio)

(Atkelta is 6-to puslapio)
gybini ir pabego. Issislapste
Vokietijoje ligi islaisvinimo. Da-
bar SUI Selma, kuria susirado
irgi Vokietijoje, gyvena viehoje
stovykloje. Gyvena, kaip visi,
sunkiai vargdamas su Selma, ir
-. Observation-Disclosures ] pirmas
emigruojancip eiles. Sake, gal
dar cia busiu reikalingas...
Paziurekime j tuos paveikslus
ir pagalvokime. Ar gi nereike-
tu daugiau items zmonems pa
deti, negu padedame?
Gal, sakytum, jie neatrodo
taip labai nusimine, neatrodo
visiski ubagai... Taip, bet rel
kia pagerbti tuos zmones, kad
turi tvirta dvasia, nera ,sugle-
beliai.
Cia mes kalbame ne tik apie
tuos. kurie siuose paveiksluose
yra. Jie tik pavyzdziai. JQ
yra kelios desimtys tukstanciQ,
Jie visi lietuviai, musu tautie-
ciai - broliai... Pagalvokime..
Ir padarykime!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14
Geriousius roSinys
oPie sou9umq
Skyrius 5 B

Eileen Taylor Skyrius 5 B
Mano tevelis dirba pas Repu-
bile Steel ir jis sake, kad yra
geriausiai nuo visokiu pavoju
apsaugotoj vietoj. AS esu lai-
minga del to, mes jis yra ge-
riausias tevelis pasaulyje ir as
noriu, kad jis butu apsaugotas
nuo visokiu pavoju, tenai jis
ir yra visiskai saugus
TAP, EILEEN, tavo tevelis
teisus. Republic yra viena
is saugiausiu vietQ, kokia tik
gall butt prie darbo. Leisk
NUNS padeti pabaigti tavo ST.
ta rasto darba, pridedant kele-
ta faktQ, kurie ta patvirtina.
Per 20 metu nuo to laiko, kai
prasidejo lenktyniavimas sau-
gumo irengimuose, Republic
laimejo 1872 kartus pirma vieta
ir 100 kartu antra ar trecia vie
ta. Tai galejo ivykti tik todel,
kad daugelis tukstanciu vyru
ir moteru, dirbanciu Republic
fabrikuose prekiu sandeliuose
ir kasyklose apsisaugojo nuo
nelaimiu, gerai prisilaikydami
apsisaugojimo taisykliu ir pa
tarimu.
Jie padejo pagaminti pliena
viena tvirciausiu is 4O-ties
Amerikos didziuju imoniu... ir
is Republic padare saugiausia
darbo vieta visoje pramoneje.
Nacionalinese Nepavojingumo
Tarybos rungtynese, pasibai-
gusiose birzelio 80, 1948, Re-
public laimejo Is is galimu 55
pirmu, antru ir treciQ vletq.
Tarp tu Is buvo II pirmu vie
tu, 3 antros ir 1 trecia vleta.
Republic taip pat laimejo 10
pripazininu trafiko saugumo
lenktynese, gavo du pagyrimus.
US kasyklu biuras dar prideJo
3 saugumo ivertinimo pripazi-
minus prie tu, kuriuos Repu-
bile jau turejo.
Bet saugumas, Eileen, yra dau-
giau kaip tarnybine atsakomy-
be uz tavo teveli ir kiekviena,
kuris dirba Republic imonese.
Saugumas gatveje ir namie...
tavo saugumas ir visos Jusu
seimos... tai svarbu taip pat.
Tx pagalvok... beveik keturls
kartus daugiau zmoniu zuvo
pereitais metals automobiliuo-'
Sc ir ivairiose nelaimese namle'
negu fabrikuose, kasyklose ar
kitose Amerikos darbo vietose.
Taigi saugumas, Eileen, turi
butt rupestis visq ir kiekvienu
metu. Kaip daug geriau Vi
stems yra butt apsisaugoju-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-01-14
kA RElSKIA TIE RAlDzIU PULKELIAI
kinieci rastas laikrasGiuose

p1A AA1oo AOAuSo, " PAA iAAuo AOuAA4
skiemenis jungiant. Sakysim,
ju Uzsieniu Reikalu Komisa-
riatas = tai yra, MAJ daug tas
pats, kas State DEPARTMENTS
vadinosi 'Narkomindiel''.
Tai yra sutrumpinimas is ru-
sisko pavadinimo "Narodnyj
K0mmissariat Inostra r. y c h
DieP'.
Bldavo pasakoja toki juoka
apie tuos trumpinimus. Sake,
reikejo sutrumpinti pavadini-
ma Jury Reikalu Komisaro
Pavaduotojo''. Rusiskai tai va
dinasi 'Zamiestitel Kommissa-
ra po Morskim Dielam". Pae-
mus to pavadinimo pirmuosius
skiemenis, pasidaro "Zamkom
20 mordie", tai reiskia... "Su
spyna per snuki'!
Ir dabar bolsevikai Lietu-
va atgabeno net j lietuviu kali
ba sitokiq ''perlu", kaip 'kom-
jaunimas', "politva d dovas",
'partorgas", "apkomas".
Tai reiskia - komunistinis
jaunimas, politinis vado v s,
partinis organizatorius, apskri-
ties komitetas...
Tarp ko kita - nepriklauso-
mos Lietuvos laikais skaityto-
jai labai raukydavosi prizes re-
daktorius uz svetimu zodziu
per dana vartojima. Teisingai.
Lietuvos laikrasciuose tikr a
budavo be reikalo per daug
svetimu zodziu.
Bet bolseviku spaudoje, ly-
giai rusiskoje, lygiai lietuvis-
koje tu svetimu, vadinamu
tarptautiniu zodziu dabar ne
sulyginamai daugiau.
Bet Wis delto netiesa, kad
sutrumpininai yra bolsevi k u
ismislas. Kituose krastuose jie
atsirado anksciau. Kas pirmas
sutrumpinimu isradejas - gal
nei neistirta, bet atrodo, kad
kaip tik Amerika cia buvo vie
ma is pirmuju.
Kada atsirado USA vietoj
United State of America? O
kas prasimane prezidenta Roo
sevelta rasyti tiesiog FDR?
Skirtumas nuo bolseviku cia
tik toks, kad nei Amerikoj, nei
Vakaru Europos kalbose trum-
pinimui nevartojami zod Ii
skiemenys, arba vartojami pa
lyginti labai retail. Pavyzdziui,
"Gestapo", "Benelux". Cia, jei-
gu jau trumpina, tai ina tik
pirmasias raides.
Lietuviskieji laikrasciai me-
gall butt kaltinami uz ta "pra-
simanyma". Jie tik seka didzio-
sios spaudos pavyzdi, kur tu
'raidziu pulkeliu" gall rasti
zingsnyje ir dar
daug ivairesniu, negu lietuvis-
kuose laikrasciuose.
Tiesa pasakius, ieigu ne tas
'isradimas', tai irgi butu blo-
ga. Pagalvokime tiktai. Jeigu
BALFas kuri dabar taip daz-
mai minime, kiekviena karta
rasytumem "Bendras Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Fondas', tai skai-
tytojui tas dar labiau ikiretu,
negu "raidziu pulkelis". O pa
bandykite suskaiciuoti, kick
kartq visuose laikrasciuose pa
minetos ivairios organizacijos.
Jeigu vietoj keliu raidziu Wis
butu pilni pavadinimai - po
pusantros eilutes ilgumo kick
vienas - kick tai susidarytu
eiluciu per metus! Tie "raidziu
pulkeliai" sutaupo labai daug
vietos laikrasciuose, sutaupo
daug laiko, O tue paciu - su-
taupo ir pinigu...
Todel atsisakyti nuo sito "is-
radimo" sunku. Bet po viena
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ALT, BALI, AIM, vLIK,
LVS, ALTO, LRKSA, SLA,
NCWC, CWs, IRRC, IRO,
UNRRA, UNO, AFL, CIO,
EUCOM, UNESCO, ERP...
Sake, suprantu, kad tai yra
sutrumpinti ivairiu organizaci-
ju pavadinimai. Bet as nesu-
speju' tu pavadinimu atminti-
mai ismokti. JUS bent straps
nio pradzioj viena karta pa
vartokit pima pavadinima, jei-
gu nenorit kartoti ilgu vardu!
Visai teisinga pastaba. Pa
galvojus, gall pripazinti, kad
Site "raidziu pulkeliai" yra ne
kas kita, kaip pradzia isigale-
jimo laikrasciuose... kinie i y
raSto.
Jeigu kas ko negali suprasti,
tai sake: Tas dalykas man tai
kaip kinieciu rastas.
Mat, kinieciu rasto labai SUM-
ku ismokti. Mes vartojame tik
apie 80 raidziq, kinieciu ras-
te yra tukstanciai zenklu: kick
vienam zodziui kitoks zenklas.
Ir SUI tais 'raidziu pulkeliais"
panasiai: kiekvienai organiza-
cijai ar istaigai - tam tikras
'raidziu pulkelis" =.
IS karto siulosi mintis, kad
gal reiketu jau leisti tam tik-
ra "zodyneli", kuriame visi to-
kie sutrumpinimai butu pals
knit.
Bet kas gi nuolatos nesiosis
SUI savim toki zodyneli ir kas
ziurines j laikrasti skaityda-
mas!
Atrodo, kad musu rupestingo
skaitytojo patarimas ar tik ne
visu geriausias: straipsnio pra-
dzioje bent karta pavartoti pill
na pavadinima, o paskui jau
galima ir sutrumpintus zenklus
vartoti, skaitytojui jau bus
aisku, apie ka kalba. Jeigu su-
trumpintas pavadinimas pavar-
tojamas straipsnio antrasteje,
tai straipsnio pirmajame pos
me paminetas pilnas pavadini-
mas taip pat jam paaiskins,
kas cia yra.
Is kur tie sutrumpinimai|
atsirado?
Lietuvoje buvo toks ispudis,
kad tai yra... bolseviku ismis-
las. Mat, po pirmojo karo ir
po revoliucijos Rusijoje kaip
tik prasiplatino visokiausiu su-
trumpinimu vartojimas.
Viena is tokiu sutrumpintq
pavadinimu ir ligi siol dauge-
lis su pasibaisejimu mini. Tai
- Ceka!
Ka tai reiskia? Tai buvo re-
voliucines bolseviku politines
policijos pavadinimas. Rusiskai
il vadinosi "Crezvycainaja Ko-
misija", tai yra - 'Ypatingoji
Komisija". Is pirmuju raidziu
ir pasidare "CK", arba "Ceka".
Paskui ia baisi istaiga buvo
pavadinta "Gosudarstvenno e
Politiceskoje Upravlenije', tai
yra - Valstybine Politine Val
dyba" .Sutrumpintai isejo GPU,
arba "Gepeu".
Veliau ia istaiga vardus kei-
te nebe viena karta. Vadinosl
il "Narodnyj Kommissar t
Vnutrennich Diel" - "Vidaus
Reikalu Liaudies Komisar i a
tas" - sutrumpintai NKVDl
arba "enkavede". Dabar, kada
"Liaudies Komisariatus" sovie-
tuose> pavadino "ministerlJo-
mis-" (kad apgautu lengvatl-
kius ir itikintu juos, kad boise
vikai jau nebe bolsevikai...),
tai ir buvusi "Ceka" pavirto Il
MVD arba "emvede". Lietu-
viskai tai labai nekaltas var
das: 'Vidaus Reikalu Ministe-
rija"...
Labai daznai rusisku zodzlu !
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-23
American Legion
Invites Children
To Gift Fesiiviiy

A live Christmas tree was grow
ing on the grounds of the Ameri-
can Legion home on S. Market
Tuesday morning where none had
grown before.
That night the tree glowed with
Christmas lights and decorations.
Inside the home, members of the
auxiliary were assembling hun
drede of TOYS and small gifts to
be placed on the tree for children
of the county today at 6 D. m,
The tree was brought from the
pascseoula river swamps by Rich
ard Golf and other veterans of
Wade. and will remain to be dec
Grated each Christmas.
George Lowell and w. E. Belt
headed the Christmas tree plan
ming. Work IS being done by the
auxiliary with a committee led
by Mrs. Joe Mason and Mrs. ].
Cole.
All county children under 8.
are invited = no cards or other
conditions being required. II the
weather is bad. festivities will be
in the Legion meeting hall.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-23

On January first Miss McKin-
ley will report to Greenville
where she has accepted the posi-
ton of home demonstration agent
for Washington county. But Miss
Mckinley said the decision to ae-
eept what amounts to a promo
ton was difficult for she has be-
come attached to the people of
the county in her three years asso-
citation here.
4 worried SO trying to make up
my mind whether to accept the
offer that I was III for two days,
she confessed. Il have so many
friends here. it was hard to
leave" she said.
Miss Mckinley succeeded Ruth
Cain as demonstration agent here
in June 1916. She came from Jas
per county where she had held
i similar position for sever years.
Prior 10 that she taught home
economics for nine years in New
ton and Laurel high schools fol-
Continued on Page 81
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-23
Billy Frank Moody
Storts On Road Back

Billy Frank Moody has start
ed up the comeback road.
Moody. 2s-Year-old local man
who spent 10 years in the state
penifentisry at Parchman, op-
ened a radio repair shop this
week at his home in Kreole.
Radical which Moody has
worked for the past 10 years
while in prison - nearly cost
him his suspension of sentence
when he was discovered last
October broadcasting from
Parchman.
He was granted a suspension
last month, however. and now
is hopefully awaiting a possible
pardon by the governor. He was
serving time for a robbery COM
miffed when he was II and for
subsequent attempts to escape
the state farm.
Moody lives in Kreole with
his mother. Mrs. Geneva Moody.
shout a mile west of the paper
mill. His phone is 6256.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-23
Oregon Sets Sail
For P~ascagoula;
ToArrive Jan. 9

The experimental fishing yes
sci Oregon sailed from Seattle,
Wash, Dec. 9th and is expected
to arrive at Pascagoula Jan. 9,
H. f. Crowther, chief of the fish
and wildlife services exploratory
fishing division. said this week
in a letter to w. R. Guest, presi-
dent of the port commission.
Mr.. Crowther added that he ex-
pected to arrive in Pascagoula
Jan. 4 or 5 and remain as long
as necessary to set up an office
and make necessary preparations
for repairing and converting the
vessel for Gulf exploratory work.
City Furnishes Office
The permanent offices of the
fish and wildlife service will be
set up in quarters furnished by
the port commission in the pres
ent building adjacent to the city
wharf, Mr.. Guest said. This build
ing will be moved back a con-
siderable distance in preparation
for extension of the dock and con-
struction of a warehouse.
The wildlife service plans loca-
iion here of two fishery engineers
and a clerical staff of two or three
persons in connection with the
operation of the Oregon.
The federal government has
made available $83,00 for the re-
pair, conversion and operation of
the Oregon. Bids for repairs and
conversion will be sent out from
Pascagoula and it is hoped, Mr..
Crowther said, to complete these
and have the vessel in operation
by March.
Funds available will operate the
vessel for the fiscal year ending
June 30. when new funds will be
alloeated.
Alaska To Pensacola
The sister ship of the Oregon,
the Alaska. has been based at
Pensacola and will reach that
port at about the same time the
Oregon reaches Pascagoula.
The Alaska will be used as a
floating laboratory, while the Ore
gon will engage in actual explor-
atory work in close cooperation
with the fishing industry and the
Gulf Fisheries Compact commit
tee, composed of the five states
bordering on the Gulf.
A local crew of about nine is
expected to be hired to operate
the vessel
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-23
vela Mckinley Leaving
For Washington County

Anyone interested in eompil-
ing data on Jackson county will
do we'll to consult Vela Mckinley
home demonstration agent.
Miss Mckinley. who has re-
signed her jackson county post.
can readily answer questions on
the economic conditions of the
rural population. the state of the
roads. agricultural conditions.
crops. chickens. children. activi-
ties. and even what farm wives
make cut of feed sacks.
As demonstration agent in
Jackson county she has travelled
most of the roads in the rural
sections in all kinds of weather
to attend club meetings and All
club activities She has had a
share in helping to plan most of
the Improvements made in rural
homes for the past three years
from arrangement plans to in
terror decoration. landscaping and
instructions or the preservation
of foods.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-12-23
Board Rejects
Bidder Protest
On Land Index

The board of supervisors Fri
day rejected a protest of H. r.
Barber and Carl Megehee and
awarded a contract to f. M. Gal
loway for compiling sectional in
dex abstract books of Jackson
county lands. The amount of the
contract is $34, 899.
The award was originally made
at the Dec. 6 meeting of the board
but a protest was filed by Barber
and Megehee on the grounds that
they were low bidder for the
work. They had submitted a bid
of $34, $50, $119 under Galloway's.
Passed Over Bid
At the time of the award the
board passed over the Barber
Megehee bid on the grounds that
it was vague, set forth conditions
that could be burdensome to the
county. and called for keeping the
chancery clerks office open at
night if necessary.
Barber is associated with the
Mississippi Title Abstract and
Guaranty Co. of Gulfport; Me-
gehee is a law student who will
obtain his degree in January and
Galloway has been employed in
the office of the chancerY clerk
for two years. He plans TO resign
his job Jan. l.
The Barber egehee bid for
the work was in four sections and
provided that the chancery clerk
furnish satisfactory and suitable
space, table and working eondi-
tions (which shall be satisfactory
to u.s. that the clerk permit night
work if necessary; that the work
would begin as soon as practic-
able after the records are e
moved to the new courthouse;
and hat it would be completed
in l8 months after it was started.
with an additional six months
time to be allowed if necessary.
Three Years For Work
The Galloway bid set forth at
length the manner in which the
work would be performed; broke
1t down into its various phases.
and set forth materials to be used.
The bid specified three years for
completion of the work.
The protest filed against the
letting of the bid to Galloway set
forth the contention that the Bar
ber- Megehee bid met with speci-
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