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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-12-15
Three men ioiled
after selling tires
on morfgoged car

Three Lucedale men are in
County Jail for selling four
tires from a mortgaged auto
mobile.
Deputy sheriff M. D. John
son said the men are Billy and
Thomas Gibson and John w.
Pierce.
Johnson said they were
arrested in Lucedale after
selling the fires to a High
way 80 used car dealer east
of Pascagoula.
They bought the car in Moss
Point and had not made a
payment when they sold the
tires. he said. They removed
the tires and abandoned the
auto one mile south of Luce
dale, he added.
He said the investigation will
continue and charges will be
filed after discussing the case
with the district attorney.
The three are booked al
County Jail for disposing o1
mortgaged property.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-12-15
Increase shown
in fish, shrimp
landings in Pas

Shrimp and fish landings at
Pascagoula for the first week
in December were reported to-
day by the Bureau of CONNER
cial Fisheries, New Orleans.
Pascagoula shrimp landings
totaled 10,400 pounds, up from
the preceding weeks catch of
$500 pounds.
Total landing of hard crabs
at Pascagoula and Biloxi was
12,300 pounds, resulting in 2100
pounds of crab meat.
A report for a 72-hour period
ending last Friday revealed
finish landings totaled 18,400
pounds. Included was 10000
pounds of red snapper, 1400
pounds of mullet and 1000
pounds of grouper.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-12-15
Three are fined,
Is are warned
for Illegal tags

Owners Of three automobiles
with out-of-state license plates
have been fined S25 and have
bought Jackson County tags.
Twenty-Five others have
been warned to buy county
plates, according to sheriff
James Ira Grimsley.
The 25 are new residents of
Jackson County and have been
given a few days to purchase
local tags, the sheriff ex-
planned.
He warned countians who
go TO other counties TO buy
their tags. These residents
will be denied homestead ex-
ernption if they are caught
with out-of-countY licenses
for their automobiles" he
said.
"Officers of Jackson County
and the three municipalities
are going to continue to crack
down on residents who buy Ii
censes elsewhere.
"As long as they use our
highways, streets and roads,
and send their children to our
schools, they are going to have
to pay their share of the
taxes" he said.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-12-15

10 carry on Inelr programs
for 1862"
An audited report of the
campaign will be released at
the UF's annual meeting in
January, the president said.
All donors to the fund drive
will be eligible to vote for u
officers at the meeting, Ham
NETT said.
More than 1000 individuals,
Hammett continued, contrib
uted their hard-earned cash tC
put over this drive.
''It proves again that
good people of our county have
sympathetic understandin
of the needs which the Il
member health and welfare
agencies are attempting to
meet"
The successful drive was
made possible. Hammett said
by the Splendid teamwork
of some 200 volunteer work
ers."
General co-chairmen were
Walter Smith, Pascagoula
dioman, and James T. Thomp-
son, Moss Point physician.
Division chairmen were Ben
Fletcher, Wilbur Dees, E. A.
Khayat, Mrs. w. B. Seely,
George Hague and Doug Fon-
taine.
Handling publicity were Hor-
ace Ward and Mrs. George
Steele. John o. Grant, Jr., was
auditor.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-12-15
Officers named
TO Eastern Star
i'm Pas Tuesday

New officers were elected
Tuesday at a meeting of Pas
cagoula Chapter Isl, Order of
the Eastern Star.
Maude Savage is worthy ma
tron succeeding Hazel Ashley.
Worthy patron is David Wolfe.
Wilma Cowart is associate ma
tron and Aubrey Meaders is
associate patron.
Eunice REVERE is treasurer;
Ruth Garris, secretary; Lois
Ray, conductress; Nina Bart
lett, associate conductress, and
Aida Mae Elkins, organlst.
Appointive officers will be
named at a later date.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-12-15
Thieves break i'm
z Pas businesses

Two Tuesday breakins in
Pascagoula netted thieves S2.40
and two gallons of root beer
syrup.
Det. Foster Barrow said en-
tries were made at Longs
Transfer on Communy an d
Market and an ice cream stand
on Market Street near Com
muny.
Thieves broke open the front
door of the storage building
and broke a window to gain
entry to the ice cream stand,
Barrow said.
No arrests have been made,
he added.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-12-15
Will Confiscate
illegal fireworks
warns Grimsley

Law enforcement officers
will confiscate illegal fire
works sheriff James Ira Grims-
ley said today.
''We are going to be govern
ed by the bill passed in the
legislature last year." Grims-
ley said.
"And this means that stores
and roadside stands can sell
only those fireworks labeled
class c. Cherry bombs and
those dynamite things they
make will be confiscated by
our officers" he said.
He said sale of fireworks is
Illegal except between the
dates of Dec. 5 and Jan. 2.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-12-15
AutO-St bOy
in fair condition
Surgery successful
soYs lads mother
ut county hospital

A Pascagoula youth was
in fair condition at noon
Thursday after being struck
by an auto Wednesday.
In Singing River Hospital is
Richard Murray, eight-year-old
son of the Edward ]. Murrays
OF 928 Sunset Drive
He suffered abraisions and
internal injuries when he was
struck at ingalls, Avenue and
9Th Street at 3:55 pm.
Driver of the aautomobile
was Curtis L. Thrash Of 1909
Polk Avenue. according 70
one of the investigating Of
ficers. John G. Ledbetter.
assistant police chief.
Ledbetter said the child, a
third grade student at Our
Lady of Victories School, ran
in front Of the Thrash car from
behind another passing We
hicle.
Apparently, the officer said,
the bumper of the Thrash auto
struck the boy in the side.
Richard underwent surgery
late Wednesday designed to
determine cause of internal
bleeding, his mother told the
Chronicle. She said Thursday
morning the operation was
successful.
The accident occurred
about a half block from the
youths home. Mrs. Murray
said Richard apparently was
running across the street on
his way home.
Ledbetter said Thrash is in
the Air Force. The assistant
chief was aided in the investi-
CATION by Pins. L. w. Jones
and "A. ". Lindsey and 1t. 5.
H. Ezell.
He said no charges have
been filed.
In another accident ! a tie
Monday afternoon East Moss
Pointer James Pitts, %, was
struck by a car driven by his
wife on Delmas Avenue in Pas
cagoula.
Ledbetter said Pitts was
hit by the auto when he
stepped from between two
cars into the path of the We
hicle.
Ledbetter said Mrs. Pitts
said she didn't know she had
struck her husband.
Witnesses at first believed it
was a hit-and-run accident,
but Ledbetter said the wom-
an was later told she had hit
her husband. She went to Sing
ing River Hospital where he
was treated.
His injuries were not serious
hospital authorities said.
Pitts is a worker at ingalls,.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-12-15
Sheriff to mail
tax statements

Sheriff James Ira Grimsley
said today property tax bills
will be mailed countians upon
request.
Grimsley said in order for
countians to receive their tax
statements in the mail they
must write to request them In
Guiding a return address.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-12-15
Broader roads
open to ingalls,
say executives
Litton president
and Fred ]. MoYo
issue statements

A spirit of optimism is
r e f | e C t e d in statements
made today by the presi-
dent of ingalls, and the
president Of the yards new
parent Lit n Industries
Inc.
Joining of the Two COM
panies opens broader paths"
for ingalls,. said the shipYard
president Fred j. Mayo.
Roy l.. Ash, Beverly Hills,
Calf, Litton president, out
lined his company's operations
and expressed its pleasure at
becoming a "citizen" of Mis-
sissippi.
Both statements were ad-
dressed to the 'citizens of Pas
cagoula, Jackson County and
Mississippi"
Text of Ash's message:
81 want to take this opportu-
nifty to tell you how pleased
all of us at Litton are that
our company has become an
industrial citizen of Mississippi
and, particularly, of Pasca-
goula.
"AS a new member of your
community, we look forward to
participation in the community
activities and interests which
has been supported by the
management and employees of
The ingalls, Shipbuilding Cor
poration
''It is our hope that we can
develop for all of the citizens
of Pascagoula a broader un-
derstanding of Litton and its
many operations, both here
and abroad, its aim in your
community, and its dedication
to the nations defense and in
dustrial posture.
I'VE also hope for consid-
erablY more than a routine
economic relationship as a
result of Ingalls, combining
its capabilities wit h those
of Litton.
Briefly, l would like to de-
scribe some of Litton's opera
tionS.
"It is a technology-based
company, made up of four op-
Grating groups, with ingalls, to
be one of our new divisions
Litton's operating groups are;
defense systems and equip
ment, business machines, in
dustrial equipment and serv-
ices, and electronic tubes and
components.
"Just before ingalls, joined
us, Litton's personnel totaled
26,3OO, including $500 SCI
entists, engineers and techni-
clans. These men and women
are employed in engineering
and research laboratories and
manufacturing plants at 30 To-
cations throughout the United
States and 81 locations in 10
foreign countries.
Our sales and service
branches are located In 20
countries of the free world.
Continued on Page y
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-12-15
Trustees in Pas
ask bids jan. 8
for school needs

Trustees of Pascagoula Sep
arate School District will open
bids Jan. 8 on electrical repairs
and purchase of a public ad-
dress system.
Specifications are available
in the office of the superinten-
dent of schools, according to
N. L. Hatten, president of the
board of trustees.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-12-15
Cool Of $4,000
is fopped in drive
for Unifed Fund

The 1861 United Fund cam
paign in Jackson County ex-
ceeded its $4,000 goal, UF
president Earl r. Hammett re-
ported today.
Hammett said that cash and
pledges on hand are enough to
top the goal by from SO to
1919.
Adequate funds are thus
assured" said Hammett. for
the dozen health and welfare
agencies of the United Fund
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-12-15
Schools close
forChyistn10s

Christmas holidays be-
gin today for Pascagoula
IN d enfs. Elementary
public school students.
Elementary schools close
at p.m.. the high school
at 2 pm.
Moss Point. Our Lady
of Victories and Bluff
Creek schools will close
Wednesday.
Other county schools
will close at noon Tues
day. Glasses in all schools
will be resumed Jan. 2.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-12-15
Port authority
will buy truck

Jackson County Port Author
ity will open bids Jan. 4 on a
new pickup truck and offer for
sale at the same time a 1856
model vehicle.
Specifications are in an adj
vertisement in this issue of the
Chronicle.
Evening star., 1961-10-04
(coNTlNUEp)

ALEX. HARRINGTON AREA - s.
bedrm. semidet.: SI25. THE BER-
EMS COMPANIES, Arl. office, IA.
Evening star., 1961-10-04

CHEVY CHASE-splendid brick
split-level, almost new and inn
peccabIy maintained by careful
owner. Lovely living and dining
rms, de luxe kitchen with bkftt.
area: 2 fine bedrms.. 3 baths;
outstanding rec. rm. and Earage
CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED.
ouicl; possession by departing
owner. Lower 30s. call our Up
town Office. KE. 7-l6O0 III 3:
SHANNON & LUCHS
Evening star., 1961-10-04
MANOR CLUB AREA
AIR CONDITIONED BEAUTY

A new WILLIAMSBURG Colonial with
almost 30-foot columns: Unparal-
leled anywhere. 4 bedrms. plus
paneled den, 3h baths, hv. rm.
wing with fireplace, built : in
manor-type kit, sep. din. rr1., full
bsmt. and huge rec. rm.
Ideal corner lot Gust eff busy
Ceorgia ave. for professional Of
flee. S32.60O.
INLAND CORP. To. 2-T40O
T. N. LERNER, PRES.
MASS, AVE. EXTENDED-Mod. 3
bcdrm. white brick rambler over
looking the woods, offering com.
plete privacy and floor living,
best public school AREA and easy
commut to D. e, S31, 800. Mrs,
MaEill, OIL. 4-7934 j. r. BEGo,
INC, REALTORS, DU. 1-24s0.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATES; At
tractiVe red brick rambler on
large, level, tree-studded let with
8 hedrms. Ia baths, full hsnnt.
Walk to schools, shops and bus:
truly comfortable living, every
convenience. Call JU. s.s474,
RITE REALTY
List Rite the LIST Time
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Evening star., 1961-10-04
GAITHERSBURG
KAY BOWLING. Realtor

2O7 N. Frederick Ave, Gath. Nd.
WI. s-9260 or 30I, WA. 6-2500
"HILLENDALE RAMBLER"-Very
lovely large brick rambler in
prestige location near saons. Liv.
rm. Fireplace. Full din. rm. De
luxe kit. 3 bedrms. ga baths.
Central Air cond. $26,950.
Evening star., 1961-10-04
HOUSES UNFURM. TO RENT

ALExANDRIA-BELLE HAVEN, near
country club--Large house, 4 bed :
rms. 3h baths, wsll-to-wall CARPET
ana draperies. Ready to move in.
S23O per mo. XII. s-6722, or ewes /,
549-43ll,
Evening star., 1961-10-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-MB.
tcoNTlNUEDl

SI6,50e - CAPE Cod; Ny.
rn.. din. rm., kitchen, 2
bedrms. and bath on 1st
H.; 2nd II. partially COM
pleted for 2 bedrms. ana
bath; full bsmt.: convenient
" located.
SI6,7b0-Rancher. liv. rm.,
din. rm., kitchen. 3 bedrmE.,
bath, full bSmt.: centrally
located on large lot.
S16,500-Beautiful rambler
on corner lot: hv. rm., mod
ern Youngstown kitchen, 3
beormsp Ia baths.
Beautiful wooded lot, 65x
1865; sewer, water, curb and
gutter; must be seen to be
Appreciated; $4,000.
LAUREL REALTY co.
150 WashinGton Blvd,
301-PA. 5-1500 TO. e-666t
Evening star., 1961-10-04

DISTRICT -bedrm, stueeo
with full bsmt. on beautiful. lsYsl
LOT, fenced I'd.
Evening star., 1961-10-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
uOWApn NOTrNTv

HOWARD COUNTY
Nearly new 65-ft spacious ram
bler with walk-out bsmt. on 1-acre
lot; family-sized kit. formal din.
rnn., 3 Ice. bedrms. liv. rm with
firepl, paneled family rm, wIfire-
pl.; S2S,gb0 with Good terms
PALERMO & co. 4
WA. 7-sses WA, 7-7eO3
Evening star., 1961-10-04
In ttONILELLLa ftEALIO
Il24 Marlboro Pike -.

FAIRLAND AREA-Desirabie RAM
bier on acre lot; attractive, 81
beorm. home: sep. din. Tm.; extra.
lEe, kit, 2 baths; full bsmt.;
slg.s5O. o: D. FIELD, INC. JU,
Evening star., 1961-10-04

s. ARLINGTON - 3-bedroOm older
home with basement porch and T,
able now; SlO5. 20 other rentals.
ssPH ". sEHY COMPANY. Re-
altors, l13 west Broad street.
TaIls Church Virginia
Evening star., 1961-10-04
HOUSES For sALE-MD.
MoMT00MFRY COUNTY
tCONTINUEDD

BETHRsDA-NevIy listed brk. Co
llonial; slate roof; mr.. Bradley
blvd; gift; liv. rm.. powder rm.,
ana walt TIL you see the size OF
the kitehenl 2 big bedrmS..
beaut. HANDICAPPED lot; S24.95O.
ANDRIs REALTY OIL. 2-sO7O It'll Q
BETBEsDA-Your choice Of > ex-
duisite contemporaries designed
ana built by Ken Freeman; 3 or
4 bedrms., entry. hall. tomorroE's
kit. scr. porch. J or . car car
ports; tmmed. possess; beautiful
wooded lots; S37.950 and $3g,-
ANDs1s REALTY OIL. 2-so7o It'll o
BETHESDA - Brick rambler with
the ideal center-hAu plan: 3 he'd
rms, 2 BATHS, breakfast room,
beautiful view Of patio and trees
from the Rlass-walled dining room
sa6noe ane ny. room, hot-Eater heat;
ANDRIs REALTY. INC.
OIL. 2-907O Til 9
BETHESDA-Ideally located brick
Colonial featuring living rm., din.
rm., kit, den. . baths. rec. rm.,
enclosed porch. garage; secluded
yard: in the 20s. o. =. SMITH L.
BROS. CO.. INC, OIL. 2-647S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
brick Colonial home with charm
ing, secluded, fenced rear garden.
Has that welcoming feeling" and
happy home-like atmosphere both
inside ana outsidel Prestige
"close-in" area. LIST fir. powder
I'm larse living rm., and dining
baths, garaee, ete' nAMEDIATE
POSSESSION. Inspect by appt..
MR. D MONT. OIL. 4-7629.
THOMAS J. FIsHLR q CO.
Evening star., 1961-10-04

FOUR CoRNERsJ SIG. $50 Air.
conditioned 3-bedrm.. brick ram.
bier: liv. I'm. with fireplace, din-
ing area, lge. equip. kit. pine
wooded lot: FHA, 1000 down:
S142 mo. Ewes, JU S.-321S.
KELLER wooDMooR 10. 5-7I00
FRANKLIN AVE. AREA = Extra
with two baths. kinS sised din.
rm and full bsInt. HUGH 7.
PECK. REALToR. he. 4-17O0-
Evening star., 1961-10-04

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Evening star., 1961-10-04
Atl u UsAIu q CO 10. 0--UUO 7 II
FOREST KNOTJS

New 4-bedrm. brick split; ga baths,
lge. equipped kit, spacious family
rm., separate din. rTn.: full bsmt.
Low down payment. Only S22,500.
COLONIAL MORTGAGE CORP.
ST 1-SAln Z Z Z 4
Evening star., 1961-10-04
Huu uuRM 70 MrHousEs uNrun 10 REnrI

237 CROMWELL TERRACE NE
81, rms ana bath ,1 :t huge E.,1 porshs; a.sS
High. Only S1I5 mo. Call Mr..
NEUMANN. Ma. $4,000.
2I9 DOUGLAS ST. NE. = Row
brick. brick. 6-rms;i bath: EaraSs: I. rent
P. Z. MIDDLETON, RE. 7-11s1.
Evening star., 1961-10-04

FoREsTvILLE - 4-bedrm. older
home, completely modernized; liv.
rm., sep. Gin, rm.. den. launory
room, approx. ga acres: fruit
trees. shrubbery, outbuildings.
Evening star., 1961-10-04

HYATTSToWN, Rte. 355-3 bed
rms, "a baths and Ice. liv. rm.
with firepl.; on Y acres Of scenic
lSIIiunIto SIiSrasdoa or slH'1Yp; 4.yiIa eyes, MfS'
Giuliano Potomac Prop. AK. 9-9400
INDIAN SPRNG-In an area OF
higher-prieed homes, this 3-bed-
room Colonial has
Evening star., 1961-10-04

AREA-Nev, ali-brk.
rambler wa bedrmS.. 3 full baths
finished rec. rn., sep. din. rrn.;
attached carport ana large lot;
sslcsse ssss K K 'shSel 5sss anS sshoppinE. Only
HUGH T. FEcK, iIS4S Ga. Ave.
Evening star., 1961-10-04

LARGE FRAME 4-BEDROoM, nr.
Andrews: Ia baths, over la-aere
lot. 4 years old; S1O,950, reaS.
down payment.
Evening star., 1961-10-04
LANGLEY PARK

H1A4NNG liz = A4AB4N
HERE IT ISL You can stop looking
for q charming 3-bedrm.,. bath,
sll-brick semirambler w/finished
rec. rni. Close-in location. And
home is In tip-top eond. Only
S16,950, FILA terms to suit You'll
be sorry II you miss this. Dial
434-140O today.
ADELPHI REALTY, INC.
Evening star., 1961-10-04
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000

HoT-WATER HEAT. slate roof.
Silver Spring; 3 beurooms, Ia
baths, 2 fireplaees: garage. porch;
wooded lot. GRAY-KESSlNGER q
Cn INC III E.HIOU
Evening star., 1961-10-04
COOP APIS. FOR SALE

WHITE HOUSE AREA - PRESTIGE
loe; finest coop, 9 bedrooms. .
pains; Vacant. Only S4l,b0O,
aH9G5 7. PECK. Bethesda. OIL.
Evening star., 1961-10-04
CLEVELAND PARK

Beautifully located center hal Co
lonial: 3 bedrms.. baths. lovely
rsEe' Cali Mr.. KERR, Pc. S-1026.
NELLIE LOWE CASSEL
Evening star., 1961-10-04

CHEVY CHASE = Charming true
center-hall Colonial. bedrms,,
2h baths, grand piano size LIVING
Tnf., baneuet-sized din. rm. Nice,
garden, year garage. Mureh. Deal
and Wilson school area. Estate
sale. House needs re6eeoretlng
Priced accordingly at S34.sbO ior
immediate sale.
Chevy Chase Realty
Evening star., 1961-10-04
M0NTa0MERY e0UNTY
.ExPANDNo FAMILY"

CONN. AVE. PARK-SIe5O 500 Far
this quality-buiIt brk. Cape ced;
9 bedrmS. plus dermitory- rm.
Evening star., 1961-10-04
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
KEMP MILL, . MONTHS YOUNGI
l. Lewis LO. 5-433O
LARGE FAMILY

Silver Sprint ave.-6.bedrIn., stone
house. w/21s baths, sep. din. rm..
moo. kit. and rec. rm. . BEpRMS.
on 1st FL. Call 10. 5-2S1S.
GRACE w. KLEIN g. CO.
PARK-Attractive SEMI
Colonial with 3 bedrrns., 1st tlr.
powder rm. and rec. rnl. HUGH
T. PECK. RHALTOR. HE. 4-1100.
LANGLEY PARK AREA-Brick Co
lonial with 8 bedrn1s.. full bsnit.
and tree shaded lot: EHA Or VA
terms. HUGH T. PECK. HG. A.
lTuU.
PARK-3-bedrm. brick
semidetached; l "a baths. rec. rm:;
CT no SIS dn., S10e mo-. total.
FHA $500 dn. WOOD, Lo. r.
The Adak sun., 1961-11-06
Chaplain continued:

hose of us who wish to be excused. Q paraphcase classic. There is 10 disputing about tastes," and the ame could be said for the enjoyment f leisure hours. Leisure is like :hiskey: although it is habit-fo1erning t still remains, in itself, in its at111eal innocence, 8 blessing rather han 8 curse. Only ourselves can use t properly or abuse it.
 LAWRENCE F. K5EFE
The Adak sun., 1961-11-06
ADAK SUN

FOR SALE: 1858 Chevorlet Station Wagon in very good condition. Been on Adak less than year. cylinder wi tn stand- ard transmits sion. Asking SA25 but might take less. Call l25 or O05 during work ing hours and 6O8N after PM and week. endss "
 NEWS FROM THE CLOVER PATCH
 Here We are again with report of our recent trip to Attu. We left Adak at 2Oo9, Monday, 23 October, the wind force 5 (l9-24 mph) from the southwest and as soon as we rounded Cape Adagdak we began to pitch violently.
 At 160O Tuesday some 8 inch pipe sec- ured on deck bega in to loosen up, so we reduced speed while it was secured. Wind had been steady at force (39-46 mph) most Of the day, but by 2OOO had reached force 10 (55-63 mph ), so we reduced our speed to lessen the pounding effects of the seas. The wind continued throughout the night and although the engines were turning over for 9 knots we were only making good. Wednesday morning the wind was still high, the seas roughs so we reversed course to seek the lee of Kiska Island. Deck cargo had loosened up again and No. boat shifted in the choeks. We reached the lee at 1925 and after fasten- ing things down a little tighter braved the seas again at l4OO. Wind had moder- ated to force 7 (32-38) mph, so we were
 able to resume standard speed, averagingA 10 knots the rema inder of the day & nite. -
 Arriving at Attu O833, Thurs. ,26 Oct. just 24 hours behind schedule off-load- ed the deck cargo of one 5 ton dump truck wi tn snoW-plow blade and a snow-trac, a. tracked vehicle of Svedis sh manufacture for transporting personnel over snow. We also delivered Is tons Of mi scel llaneous cons struction equipment, ma terial & general stores. Chaplain Goffrier, the CB Chap- lain arrived by UF at 1O45 and he planned to stay until Monday to mini ster to the needs of the men at the station. We dep-
The Adak sun., 1961-11-06
ANNOUNCE NENTS
ANNOUNCEMENTS


 1oTIcE: The National Federation Of Fed- ,est anDhh n, hold their 0ath2y # 7yso PM in the High School Gym. This is elec- tion night for officers of the coming year. We have old business to work on md new members to vote in. All members Ire urqed to attend. There will be coff- ae and cookies on hand.
 -oST: Tiger, Tom cat t upper amulet area. COMMUNITY CHEST REPORT FROM Uss TAWAKONI The Station ATE, USs TAWAKONI ,announ- ed the results of the recent bingo games eld for the Community Chest. The comb ned proceeds from the Club Caribou, Club ayview and Hammerhead Lodge were $l73.l( I F. A. HILDER, Commanding Officer of the AWAKONI, wishes to thank all who attended nd helped make the drive so succes s full. he Captain had special note of thanks or Chief VT. spicer, Chief R. E. Hays, E. PATTON, sHl, H. MOODY, sFl, and R. HAGAN A07, for their enthusiastic ssistance in carrying out the games ard nterta inment.
 Thanks also to the Marine Barracks for heir contribution of $23. 12.
The Adak sun., 1961-11-06

3Y SQUARE DANCERS WE WANT YOU BACK!
 If you doD't remember where or when, 5's still Thursday night at the school /m.
 We are all helping the beginners from :3O to 9:OO, but after that we have two ,w callers that are really giving us 'rk out on new songs. He are having our 'nthly meeting on the second Thursday so me on out the 9th and get acquainted ain.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-12
Senior Honor Group
Held Annual Banquet

The Mispillion Chapter of the
National Senior HOUR Society
held it's annual banquet on Mon
day at the Treadway In min Dover.
Dr. Paul Dolan, head of the Po-
liticaI Science Department of the
University of Delaware, was the
speaker. He was sponsored by the
Milford New Century Club.
DR.. Nolan's topic was What Is
a Scholar?" He gave the scholars
a challenge as to their RESPONSE
bilities to society and presented
many helpful suggestions to the
future college students.
This years honor society is
composed of six sophomores, four
JUNIORS and fifteen seniors. The
officers are: President, Elizabeth
Burris: vice president, Don Fish
er; ary-treasurer, Donna
Lingo, an dthe faculty advisor, Mr..
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