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Evening star., 1961-03-27
KAISER, ANNE R. On Monday Marct

%, 1861, ANNE 4. KAISER Of id4s S
Wisconsin ave. NV. beloved wifi
Of Daniel Kaiser, devoted mother o,
Jesse A. Kaiser of Arlington, va
and Miss Joan Kaiser Of the home
address. Also survived by three
brothers. Mack Shostack OF Wash.
ington, D. c.; Maurice Shostacl
ot New Brunswick. N. j.. and OscaI
shostack OF Miami, Fla. Service,
At the c, 2. GOLDBERG & Son Funera
day, March IS, at 8 pm. Interment
Kesher Israel Cemetery. In mourn.
ing at 1048 Wisconsin ave. NV
Famiiy requests In lieI of flowers
contributions be nade to the Can.
eer Sflv. aug ,S Group; P. o. Box 1892
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JOHNSON, sLsERGT. WnLIAM LnuIs

on Wednesday, March 20. 1881. At
his residence, sisERdT. WILLIAM
l. JOHNSON Of 1881 .corcoran st.
Mrs. Earleen johnson; one daugh,
ter. one brother. an uncle and an
aunt. Other relatives and many
friends also survive. After 8 pm.
Monday: March %. friends may cali
at the Hoffman Funeral Home, 00Q
9Th st. NV. Services will be held
Tuesday. March 2S. at II am, in
Arlington National Cemetery. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
ArrnnnRmanfS rn
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me Objects and mem-
bers Of the Widows
Of World War I. Inc,
Chapter s, are re-
Quested to assemble
at the Dunbarton
College Of Holy Cross
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DISNEY, WESLEY E. On sunda,

March 26, 1861, at George Wash.
ington University Hospital, WESLEY
E. DISNEY. member of Congress,
lst district Of Oklahoma from 1881 :
1947. husband Of Anna v. Disney OF
1900 Connecticut ave, father OF
Wesley Y. Disney and DR.. Ralph W.
ices will be held at Gawler's Chapel.
at pm. Tuesday. March 2S. Burial
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DAY; JOHN Z; On Sunday. March 20,
ST, Brentwood. Nd, JOHN r, DAY
beloved husband Of Mrs. Esther Day
Also survived BY several nieces and
nephews. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mas
will be held Wednesday. Iarcn %,
at 30 pm. Interment ARLINGTON
.f National Cemetery. 0R
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D. G., on March 25. 1851. father ~
Angelina yakas, Helen Eiefteris and
Kathryn Hudsco. Eleven grandchiI-
Gren survive. Prayers at Chamber
Funeral Home 1400 Chaplin st. NV,
On Iuesday, March 2s. at pm.
Church. 4115 10th st. NV, at i:30
pm. Interment Congressionui Gene.
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day. March 26. 1861. at Providence @
Hospital. MARSHALL OWEN COMES,
Combs and father Of Marshall 6Wen
Combs, ir.; son Of Mrs. Effie Combs
and nephew of Mrs. Lillian Middle
ton OF Clinton. Nd. and Vivian w.
Adams Of Waldorf, Nd, Funeral
rom the HUNT Funeral Home, Wal
dort, Nd. on Wednesday, March 90
at 8 am. Mass az ST. Johns churcS
clinton. Md, AZ $3.50 am. Inter.
ment ST. Peters Cemetery, waldorf.
No Mo; Rosary at S:15 pm. Tuesday,
GAdECn 20. OR
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FERGUSON. JAMEs. on Tn.,d,,

March Ii, 1851 JAMES FERSHi.. FTEsRsoIi.
SON Of 1928 Fairmont st, NV,
beloved husband Of Ernestine Fergus
son and father Of James, r.; Ber-
nard. Ernest, Milton and Sp. rs
Cornelius Ferguson. He also is sur
yived by twelve grandchildren, other
relatives and friends. The late Mr.
Ferguson may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home, 80 II st
ne. after 2 pm. Tuesday, March
rs, where services will be held on
Wednesday. March 20, at 10 noon.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. 2S
FIELDS, REV. ETHEL. ON Saturday
March 20, 1861, the REV, ETHEI,
FIELDS Of 1904 Kearney st. ne,
Notice Of funeral later. Services by
Frazier. %
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KLENKE. FERDINAND HENRY. {

Sunday. March 20, 1861, al Proyi-
Sspes Hospital; FERDINAND HENRY y
Spring, Md, husband Of CeceIia
Fueua Klenke: father Of Karen sue
and Bernard Neal Klenke; brother
81 Sister NJ, Cornelia. Mrs. Howard
Als6augh,, Miss Marie Klenke, the
Hey: rsul Francis. Henry Anthony,
klenke rests ct the Warner e. PUN.
phrey Funeral Home. S434 GeorQfs
ave, Silver Spring, Nd, until s pm
Monday. March 81. Parking facil-
itiss;n rn mass VIII be offered for the
repose Of his soul on Wednesday
March 20. at st. Peter in Chain,
Gatnolic Church, Hamilton, Ohio
1nterment Hamilton, Ohio. SYM.
pathy may be expressed in the form
o. memorias 70 the Blood Research
WTuhhdiauon, We.hion, oOS Walker Bldg.
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CuLLEY. LURA SPRINGER. On Sun
Hospital, LURA SPRINGER Gully S
Of 2945 Westmoreland St, Arlington.
va, wife Of Frank L. Cullev, mother
OF Jane L. Culley and sister Of John
A. and Will s. Springer of Law
Ieneeburg, Tenn; Mrs. Waymond
5arp OF Denver, Colo: Mrs. Mary
ION heosecoth OF lockwood, Tenn,
Pulaski, Tenn. Funeral services will
be held at Columbia Baptist Church.
Falls Church, Va. on Monday
March 81. at pm. Interment
Mimoss Cemetery, Lawreneeburg,
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March 2s. 1851. a. his he home. su1cax' 1897
HRoY RaFSSsV BEN hy' cAR4kRc Es chTTfh Rp.band vs
Della M. Carter; father Of Mrs.
Edowsrd Burgess Dorothy Kennard
Church. Va. and brother OF Mrs.
Rilla Woodmafl. Ned. Harry, Will
liam, Leon and Cecil Carter, all OF
Maine. He also is survived by three
grandchildren. Friends may call at
Washington st., Falls Church, Va,
where services will be held Tuesday,
March 2S. at / pm. Interment Ma
tional Memorial Park.
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CUNNELLY. COMDR, WTLLIAM
(U. s, Coast Guard, ret.), Suddenly
/ on Thursday. March 81, 1857 At
LIAM LA !: coNNEEIY Of i5io OAK. OAK
love- loved AEsnSs. hasSsnd 5aiI; !; Church. Va: BE-
Connelly, father of Ii. John w
Miss Ellen H., William L, jr4. Rsr.
nard L. and Francis 3. conneIiy !:
brother Of A, p Connolly and sten.
proxher Dx Of Mrs II; s. Reese. Friends
Home, 3245 Wilson blvd, (psTEing
n the rear after 7 pm, Mondav
March "a, where there will he q
TecitStion of the rosary. TUESDAY
M,areh Ma 20; at pm. A requiem mass
20. at $3.50 am. at ST James Catbn
one Church; Falls Church, Va, In
terment Arlington National Cene.
terry with full military honors 90
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~ ton Centennial Lodge, No.
IN IA, F. A. A. M, is hereby
. mo called for 7:45 pm. Tues
day. March. 2S, 1901. at
NY the Chambers Funeral
W Home. 3072 M st. NV,
for. the purpose OF conducting the
last Masonic rites for our late
brother. DAVID @. sCHELL. as
courtesy to Opa-Locka Lodge No.
2S7, Opo-Locka, Fla. All members
are urged to attend.
MIC1AEL RAE, W. M,
JOHN B. cLEMMONs. secy. 2S
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menus py JAWS.
HAUG, HOWARD. suddnely, on Mon
day, March ~, 1851, at his resi-
d dsnce, ld703 Judson rd... Wheaton.
band Of Shirley Haug; devoted ia
ther Of Mrs. Joan Dorf and Mrs,
Frances Rich. both Of Silver Spring,
Nd. He also IS survived by q sister,
York; three brothers, Herman and
Louis Haug, both Of New York, and
William Haug Of stevens City, Va,
and four grandchildren. Funeral
services at the Bernard Danzansky
& Sons Funeral Home, 1901 14th st.
NV. on Wednesday, March 20, ct
10 Am. Interment King David Me-
mortal Garden. Memorial week,
l1204 Markwood dr.. Silver Spring,
Md. In lieu Of flowers, family sug-
eests contributions may be made to
the Washington Sanitarlum and
HoSpi'sI 2S
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March 25. 1851, at the wssSinStosn wSSs
Sanitarium Hospital, EMMA CLEM-
MEE M OF Long Beach, Calf, mother
Mrs. Claude A. Mullins, Mrs. Mildred
Thorpe, Mrs. Eta Migget, James b.
and William Howard. Mrs. Glenn
mef rests at the Warner e. Pum-
pnrey Funeral Home. S434 Georgia
ice will be held on Wednesday.
March 20, at pm. (parking facii-
ities). lnterment ParklaWn Gene
tery, Friends may visit after Z pm.
Monday, March 27,
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kOLLER, MAE r. On Saturday, March
~, 1861. MAE r. KOLLER Of I'll
4th ST; Sc. beloved sister OF Lillian
Witmer, Blanche Wilson and EdEar
Coler. She also is survived BY sew
eraI nieces and nephews. Services
ano interment at IL am. Tuesday.
March 2S, in Congressional Gene.
Lery Arrangements by Rinaldi Fu-
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DAVIS. HENRY. On Sunday, March
20, 1851, at Pilgrims Hospital,
brentwood, Long Island, HENRY
DAVIS OF New York City, formerly
neral later. Arrangements by VIII
liam F. Magruder Funeral Home.
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FOX, RICHARD B. On Monday, March
81; gI;S,ulsSn1' 19S1' at SUBURBAN Hospital.
St. NV. beloved husband Of Hilda
Lake Worth, Fla. He also n sur.
yived by three grandchildren. serv-
ices at the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, .2901 14th st. NV, on
wednesday. March 20, at ii am,
Cparking facilities). Interment pFi-
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DEBOuRG. PAUL: AEe 81. at the Suit
beloved father Of Paul r. deBourg.
District Heights Md: Agnes E.
Edison, Clearwater, Fla, and David
Debourg. New York City, brother
Of Caleb Stake. Spokane, Wash, and
agnes swenson. Minneapolis. MINI.
ters, one great-grandson. Arrange.
ments by Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home. Memorial services and burial
in New York City. Expressions Of
sympathy may be made to the Heart
Fund. (3-9T-1Q6II
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LEVEY, LAURA J. (nee DennIxonl n,
14lO Sd st. Sc. on March 26, la6I.
wife OF the late Joseph L. Leyey'
mother Of Pearl Z. Mondt, sister AZ
Charies. William and Albert Denni-
son, Nettie Grove and Anna CLARK.
-FOUR granddaughters also Survive
Services at ChamberS' Funeral Home
5i7 l1th st. s.e.. on Thursday'
March 50, at l pm. Intermeii
Cedar Hill Cemetery 30
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IAbEIH. Inc Objects and
members of Electa Chap
ter. No. 8. o. E. s., are
requested to attend the fu-
neral services of Sister
ELIZABETH HILL, on
Tuesday, March %, 1861,
Lutheran Church, North
st. and Rhode Island ave.
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1ratha

HILL, LIZZIE. On Wednesday, March
90. 1861. LIZZIE HILL OF 1880
Fort Stevens drive NV, beloved
sister of Charles Monroe and aunt
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Perry and James
other relatives and friends. The
late Mrs. Hill may be viewed at
the Stewart Funeral Home, 80 H
st. ne, after 3 pm. Monday, March
%. Funeral on Tuesday, March
Church, North Capitol ST. and
Rhode Island ave. me-. at l pm.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. 27
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01
students
jamning schools
Record enrolment
reported ot centers
for 1852 term

An estimated record 49,
351 will be enrolled in
schools in the county for
the 1961-62 term.
The estimate increases by
llo0 the total for the last
term. with every attendance
center in the county indicai-
ing an increase.
With registration over in
some of the schools, in progress
In others and a right-at-the-
beginning holiday on tap, most
of the $4,000 youngsters will
begin classes in full swing
Tuesday after Labor Day.
Figures were estimated or
reported by superintendents
and principals Of the centers.
Following are schedules and
estimated enrollments:
AT Pascagoula a record
high Of 4s00 students is ex-
pected TO be enrolled at the
close of todaY's registration
Continued on Page 81
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Police in Texas
to hold escupee

Texas authorities said they
will hold Pascagoula burglary
suspect Gordon r. Ross, Jr.,
who was arrested Thursday in
Long View six weeks after
he escaped George County
Jail in Lucedale.
Assistant chief deputy sher-
iff M. D. Johnson said Ross,
20, is being held in Houston
where he faces several bur-
glary charges.
The deputy said a detainer
will be place on Ross and he
will probably be turned over
to local authorities after dis
position in Texas.
Ross of Helena, has confess
ed robberies of a Pascagoula
cafe and a Lucedale service
station.
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Teachers meet
will be in Pas

District Nine conference of
Mississippi Department OF
Classroom Teachers of MisSis-
Sippi Education Association
will be held at Central Ele-
mentary School, Pascagoula,
Oct. 81.
Registration will begin at
$50 am.
The program will consist OF
professional information, a
dutch-treat luncheon and fea-
tured speakers.
District Nine is comprised
Of Pearl River. Hancock.
Stone. Harrison. George and
jackson counties.
Host for the conference will
be Pascagoula department OF
classroom teachers.
Charles Lippian, Pascagoula
Junior High, and Mrs. Ora Mel
son, $50 Herrick Street, Pasca-
goula, are to be notified by
those planning to attend.
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f ather and son
of Texas family
hurt in mishap

Two members Of a Texas
family were injured Wednes-
day in an automobile accident
at Pascagoula Street and Dem
ny Avenue. Sesas
Treated for minor bruises at
Singing River Hospital were
Fred Smith, 81, and his -13.
year-old son Freddie. They
were released after emergency
treatment.
Pins. Wayne Howard and
Charles Miller said Smith and
his son were passengers in q
car driven by his wife when
the vehicle collided with a car
driven by Mrs. Florence p
Trehern. So, Pascagoula.
Howard said Mrs. Trehern
was travelling south on pas
cagoula and Mrs. Smith was
going west on Denny when tha
accident occurred about z p,m-
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2 autos collide
at intersection
in Pas Monday

Two cars collided Monday
night at Pine Street an d
Denny Avenue in Pascagoula
causing about $1,000 damage
and bringing a traffic charge
against driver of one of the
cars.
The collision occurred about
$3.50 pm, according to Pin.
G.. r. Thompson.
Thompson said car driven
by Eugene Uhlman, As, 750
N. Willow Street, Pascagoula,
was moving north on Pine
when it struck a car travelling
west on Denny driven by Mrs.
o. c. Davis, 49, Gulfport.
No injuries were reported.
Thompson said Uhlman was
charged with failing to yield
the right of way.
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Say Easterling
may be released
within 2 weeks

Pascagoula store clerk James
Easterling - wounded July rs
in an apartment with his
murdered wife may be re-
leased from the hospital with
in two weeks, police revealed
today.
Pascagoula detectives ]. B.
Gibson and Owen Davis said
a murder charge will be filed
against Easterling, %, in con-
nection with the death of his
28-year-old wife Elvie.
viewer, the detectives
said, it was not certain whe-
ther the man would immedi-
ately be taken into police GUS
tody upon his release.
The officers said they plan
to discuss the matter with
city attorney Merle Palmer
and county attorney Donald
Cumbest. II is possible East
erling may be re-admitted to
the state hospital because of
a brain injury caused by the
shot.
He has been in Mobiles
Providence Hospital since he
was found with a bullet in
his head in the bedroom Of his
w l. f e's apartment at 54OR
Jackson Avenue, Pascagoula.
In the kitchen of the apart
ment police found his murder
ed wife. On a bed where Eas-
terling lay, officers found a .22
pistol used in the shootings.
A coroner's jury which
probed the death ruled Mrs.
Easterling died .at the hands
of her husband"
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Inqalls' tender bid low
Chances very good
on landing contract
soYs Cong. Colmer

ingalls, is apparent low
bidder on construction of
a Navy submarine tender.
Negotiations in Washington
between ingalls, officials and
government authorities were
continuing at noon Thursday.
Authorities at the Pasca-
goula yard would make no
announcement concerning
The bid. the vessel or the cost
OF construction.
Mississippi's veteran repre-
sentative William Colmer told
the Chronicle from his Wash
ington office at noon, Il un-
derstand from reliable authori-
ties that ingalls, has very
good chance, of landing this
contract"
4dC tCllOCl ID W JIONlQG Id
cilities and support for nuclear
powered Polaris-firing subma-
rines such as the USS George
Washington.
Slightly larger than the
conventional submarine ten
der. the new vessel will be
599 feet overall. with an 83-
foot beam and a displace-
ment of l8.300 tons.
1t was reported that final
announcement of awarding of
the contract would be made
late Thursday.
Meanwhile, Ingalls, is ex-
pected to submit bids early
this month on three attack sub
marines of the Thresher class.
The Pascagoula yard is build
ing three vessels of this class
now.
The nuclear subs to be bid
on will be of the most advanc-
ed design. 4
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Vandals in Pas
damage home;
one is charged

An 18-year-old Pascagoulan
was fined S25 in City Court
Thursday after he and five
juveniles were charged in con-
nection with the vandalism OF
a home at All d. Street.
Fined was Clayton Seals, ac-
cording to Det. j. B. Gibson.
Gibson said four of the Ju-
veniles are still being held in
Jail. The other youth has been
released to his parents. They
range in age from ii to Is.
Gibson said an estimated
$500 damage was done to the
house. Screens were cut, light
fixtures were pulled from the
walls and the floors were
marked, the detective said.
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Point S officials
continuing plan
for annexation

Moss Point mayor Arnold
Pierce said Thursday a plan of
annexation is being continued.
1--WE are going to Atlanta
Sept. IL to discuss availability
of financing of the annexation
with fec deral authorities"
Pierce said.
Boundary lines have not
been established but city Off
cials are working on plans, he
said.
The proposal. which will
If carried out. take in the
areas of Escatawpa. Kreole
and Eastside. and will dou-
BILE the area of Moss Point.
Pierce said an estimate of
residents in the areas is more
than 5000. A 1860 census list
ed Moss Point population at
6631.
Pierce said he, city engineer
A. w. Head, attorney Frank
Hammond, Jr. and possibly
an alderman or two" will
make the Atlanta trip.
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Woman injured
in auto mishap,
damage $1,000

A Pascagoula woman w S
treated at Singing River Hos
pital Monday night after the
car in which she was a pas
senger was struck by a trailer
truck at Denny Avenue and
Market Street.
Treated for minor bruises
was Edna Fields, 80, of CAB Du-
pont Avenue, Pascagoula.
She was taken to the hospital
by a Jackson County Mortuary
ambulance.
Police Capt. ]. w. Johnson
and Pin. L. B. Golf said the
woman was a passenger in a
car driven by Ethel Jean
Graves. 27. 5l5h Cook Street
when the vehicle collided
with four-ton truck driven
by Joe B. Ashley. 20. of Mill
edgeville. Ga.
Johnson said the car was
moving south on Market and
was hit in the right side by
the truck, travelling east on
Denny.
Total damage was estimated
at $1,000, about 5000 to each
vehicle.
According to police, charges
may be filed pending complete
investigation.
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Mayor says halt
un!owfuI buying
in Ocean Springs


Ocean Springs (AP)-Mayor
c. E. Schmidt has ordered city
departments not to buy from
the Ocean Springs Lumber Co.
until alderman J. D. Moran
has either quit the council or
the company.
Schmidt issued the order
Monday after a council meet
ing when he noted a state law
which forbids city officials to
have any interest in the sale
or purchase of materials for
public works.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01
Each hour is vitul
in Chronicle drive
BY Nal Nelson
Contest Manaqer)

Monday stands out promi-
nently as the end of the big
second period" vote schedule
and also terminates that ex-
tension feature whereby max
imum votes may be obtained
on subscriptions extended to
the full limit and the voting
value Of all subscriptions takes
scheduled drop.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01
County industry
exhibited at meet
Of nUcIeor group

A 7-by-18-foot display of
Jackson County industries ap-
peared Wednesday and Thurs
day at the annual nuclear
aero spa ace administrators
meeting in Hot Springs, Ark.
The exhibit featured pro-
ducts of Moss Points Thiokol
Chemical Corporation and two
miniature atomic submarines,
facsimiles of those being built
by ingalls,.
The display was sponsored
jointly by county supervisors
and Pascagoula Chamber of
Commerce.
Chamber manager Bill Bal
ley was host at the exhibit,
viewed by some of the nations
top scientists and nuclear
physicists.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01
Boot races. tulks
program features
ut Point ceremony

Boat races, speeches and
relaxation will highlight
Labor Day in Moss Point.
Thousands are expected to
line Griffin Point for the boat
races which will feature so
drivers, including some Of the
nations best, according to Har-
old Rabby, race chairman.
The races, promoted by Sing
ing River Boat Club, will get
underway at 1890 pm. and
will, during the show, include
all classes from runabouts to
hydroplanes, Rabby said.
Race drivers will compete
for $1,000 in cash prizes, he
said.
Sponsoring organizations
are the unions at Information
al Paper Company with sup
port from United Brick and
Clay Workers local at II. K.
Porter. Thiokol's Escatawpa
River local and Moss Point
Firemen and Engineers local
with ME Railroad.
Meanwhile. Singing River
ski show director Larry Cow
art, Pascagoula, said ski
demonstration has been can
celed.
The show was slated to pre-
l-cede the boat races bat "lack
Of financial support has caused
US to cancel the affair."" Cow
art said.
Speeches by labor union Of
Continued on Page 81
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Labor Duv
slate Is set
Elks' festivities
ar Beech Park

Annual Labor Day fes-
tivities at Beach Park,
sponsored by Pascagoula
Elks, were announced to-
day.
Elks exalted ruler Harold
Pearlman said the holiday fea-
ture, sponsored by the organ
ization for almost 40 years,
will entertain the young and
the old"
Parades, speeches, dancing,
rides, games, food and fun will
mark the all-day affair, Pearl
man said.
Contests for the young and
old will be held with prizes
for the winners. Grand prize
will be a boat. motor and
trailer 10 be presented Mon
day night by Pascagoula's
Miss Hospitality. Miss Pa
tricia Thompson.
Proceeds from food sales and
concessions will be used to fill
Christmas baskets which will
be given by the Elks to under
privileged families Of Paspoint.
Heading the entertainment
committee will be Melvin
Stringer Of Moss Point.
The annual parade, sponsor
ed by Jackson County Central
Labor Union, will begin at 10
am.
J. w. Flint, union spokes-
man, said the parade will form
at Frederic and Watts Avenue.
1t will move east on Watts to
Continued on Page 81
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Clock ticks.
end in sight

Every tick Of the clock
brings the close of these two
important features that much
nearer tonight.
Each hour of the short re-
naming time is crammed
full Of opportunities to those
who really want to be de-
clared winner of high honors
and realizing what might
heretofore have been merely
a wonderful dream.
Extended or second-paymen..
subscriptions to the Chronicle
Continued on Page 81
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Bond Jumps bond;
Minor, 80 years,
is nubbed in Pas

Here's one for confusion.
A man named Bond jump
ed a bond, is a Minor and is
80 years old.
The man. wanted in Mo-
bile. was arrested Wednes-
day in a Pascagoula bar.
Det. J. B. Gibson said Minor
Clarence Bond was scheduled
to be turned over to Mobile
police Thursday.
Gibson said Mobile author
tiles issued an arrest order for
Bond and he was picked up
by Pins. Eddie Barnes and
G.. r. Thompson.
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voncIeove plans
reunion Sept. 9
for old seftIers

Annual old settlers re-
union at Vancleave will be
held at the school Sept. 9.
Persons 20 years Of age
and older will be honored
guests and served a free
meal. Prizes for the Oldest
couple. the oldest man ana
the oldest woman will be
awarded.
Food sale will begin at >
pm. with proceeds going 10
Vancleave S { b o o ! library
sponsor Of the reunion.
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Bidding is asked
on school needs

Bids on a years supply of
miscellaneous lumber, hard
wood and building material are
being asked by Moss Point sep
arate school district.
Bidders, who have a Sept. II
deadline, may obtain detailed
information at the office of
Woodrow Marsh, superinten-
dent,