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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-10
Salvation Army Yule
Fund Reaches $32.18

The Salvation Army Christmas
fund to provide for the needy of the
city reached a total of $3.50 yester-
day with donations of 1928.
Included in yesterdays contribu-
lions were $17.18 to the Christmas
"kettles'' on the streets, and SIS in
checks.
Brigadier J. ". Breazeale. sait that
the kettles" will be on the streets
daily from now until Christmas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-10
Sutherland Named Head
OF Ethyl ow Operators

Mac Switzerland was reelected
president of the Ethyl-Dow Operators
club at a oyster roast for members
at Uncle Henry Kirkham's on the
sound last night.
Other officers elected were: CLAUDE
Merritt, vice-president; Otis DAVIS
financial secretary; Billy Griffith, re-
cording secretary; Curtis Hewitt n
Russel Dellinger, together with the
president and vice-president, Will
form the governing board.
These officers will serve during
1911.
Realizing the tremendous gooo
oohe by the Star-News Empty Stock-
Wig fund, a donation was voted 10
this cause,
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-17

oanfsc sistor ~ csy y pa~awosn sm nass 81 spar
af8f e gosua Or aaaasy re . isU - ~ ag@ts4 whsts@ -
fa ~ Fasssuf form d tDgfafaee ahs countson rono eel -
nsaasd ard uwan ne rs aaomatgary RIVER % ns sd form dl-
ssfnsne4 ahss ga h 80 pa4 - 1918 4 pausa nas 5eh fNd
aHH We nzafs 81 Hsfn "a oancamsa o. NJ cg az-z1 y t~snty
FIVE sefssat 81 ~ sasraar aanr anH seh seskm - hed
1rf nseesHg fw n3h tehan b. ne fTm q soernusnt i nS
sorarsnt n fac dos na - ed se chsonee-sis hop@ aat b.
fore 81 electors r~s ~ ne aanss ~ sm gre Ne mafNT careful 80
paiuHaE4ne ooas1eereuon Ms . mktnT nu nxhty - - considered
shosa6 as shanxe b uade NH no - ~ . mon1 = q yeaf sR fx
~ rear. a nd further sstn a. N eubiect mas b. held sn ~
changed form ~ governments - ben tired fu 81 yefs
Rem4ne % me anuquzea snd cunhenpne sidsrmsne form %
government b. u car opnon snns : backward step sueh Es % nos
consider - - e3 n sieN Q ne sdxaneement that i BRING MADE 81
alaue ne nns n paacaxoal4 ne ay h hs m me nsds a q e= q
osvsosmsnl wn5ch vii oouuase ue hope ard exp<et m1e~ Measures
ere aaopsed b. IN unfhlnanenAtTty a our etlsns <nas sn tsnd 70
retare progress We mus notnske = backward sep ard any step hat
Is na a feaars oe y burkwnd and Fexogreasipe
Te SANE effort q ehans from ne commission form q sos~rnm<nt
So MADE n 1871 and aefeass. - an simost to . ore 81 A. rsi
ums me cHrouee-sGaf ws opposed % ne change. and - - u reason
70 favor Il noN We sid sdiuaIg then. Tns paper believes
thaf the change from ne ssmazon form q government % ne al
dsrmane form 4 q backward ug ma snoad not b taken. The cor
dfuots Of the efy = ne prssnt tHe Do no. lHufy aach . step ne
change from ne aleermane tohe commission form was n@ds N 1918 %
corTect conditions tat existed hsn. That those eonduons scx er-
recss4 and rhai P4eAsouls hA made material prosre& under Ee present
form Of government no oae zH drny me buaan@saks manner IN
when M affairs 81 me cy . PssossouA are conducted en MOI te Ap-
preached. much hw supposedly 3 aldermAnc form q government, no
matter hox wen = e select car sfaeen Sc why make the changer Why
Fy from ne Us vs ohint ws havs 70 shOss ne EnO~ not or
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-17
JACKSON COUNTY
CONVENTION
DATE SET JUNE 3
Beat Meetings win BE HEAD May -
At Iesee A NJ CaIl Issued
By Chairman

The Jackson County Democratic
convention VIII be held at ne court
house in PaScagoula on Monday.
June ;, Z ] Ford chairman of the
county Democratic Executive Gen.
mittee announces today. Delegates
70 the convention viii be selected at
precinct and district meetings 20 be
held Wednesday. May q. through
out the county.
Moss Point and Scranton precincts
w1n send The largest number Of dele
gates 70 the convention being al
lotted five each. North Pascagoula
and Ocean SPRINGS viii send four
each. Escatawpa and Bluff Greek.
three each: Gainesville. WADE. Lati-
mer. Hurley. Larue. Big Point. East
Side. Kreole. Pecan Orange Grove.
South Pascagoula. Gauner. Pun
~tatnebleau and JACOBS one each
Harry r Lee Of Ocean Springs is
acting secretary Of the executive
committee.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-17
Rotary Hears Fine
Report OF Meeting
Held In New Orleans
Account OF Speech OF Rotary Der
national President Graphiezly
Teid By Secretary Msere

The Rotary Gun met Il the m1ai
hour and time on "Wednesday win
a fairly good attendance. there bene
bat two ahsentees There arr
three visiting RotarianS. MiInx
Paukenstein and OTerstreei rom
Moss Point making ap their attn
dance They were siven the ufgai
welcome
There xe no program but the
meeting proved 70 b q VERY Il aer-
estinR one Notwithstanding PEST
dent Lee Head explained TO the aloSs
Point RotaztAnA why there Va no
joint meeting last week the rect
ING being emitted on account Of :
majority % the Moss Pointer 90
tng 20 uhe meeting a. New Orleans
Secretary John MooTe was called
upon to report OF the meeting he At
tended AZ Nez Orleans. At whteh ne
heard the wouderfui speech Of VAL
tex Head president If Rotary liner
~natiuEIaf John said e vas one q
the finest Rotary talks ne had ever
heard. and the way ne reported Il
made i 3 very fine talk TO local Ro-
tartanx He told Of the many ex-
preosionS the Rotary president used
and Of the many fine sentiments he
expressed Il showed that John has
a wonderful memory. and he used
that memory IN giving the local 10
taTians one OF the best talks thes
had heard In many q DAY.
Al the suggestion Of Arthur Smith
the club voted to appropriate ..
much as fifteen dollars to pay thE
expenses Of q boy 10 Jackson n rep
resentative OF the Rotary IN Boys
State. 10 be held IN Miilsap Col
leye on June s The other two boys
VIII BE- sponsored hy two other or.
g~anizafiouS.
Hanan Gardner vas proposed IS )
member. classification attorney. and
unanimously accepted and viii y
received Al the next meeting
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-17
Virgins Drug Store
At PascagOula Is
Airs Conditioned
Plant Installed This Week ana l.
FIRST steEe In P@seasau1a 50
Improved

WlEEinS Drug Store. one OF the
most modern Of pasczgoula's busi-
nesz establishments. IN keeping with
is policy OF giving rs customers the
utmost comfort ard c~onvenience. has
Just Installed ore 81 the latest
Frtgidaire air conditioning units
The work Was completed WedneS-
day and the system pus into oper-
atton.
The air conditioner viii give the
entire interior Of the store 4 com
pletk change OF air every fotu
Minutes and HfefutaEa . eass1stesss
Temperature o. IS % % degrees
cooier than the prevailing tempera-
lures o. the outside OF the store
Besides cooling the building. the afr
vii be purified hy means Of filters.
which remove all dust and other inn
puffties with each change Of afr.
The Prietdaire Is seton capacity
II was Installed By the 3entile
Brothers o. PaseagoulA and vas
purchased through Brtnkieys Inc
Of Gulfporf
Thus Virgins becomes the first
store IN Pascagoula q b. aIr-eon-
dittoned.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-17
RED CROSS MEETING HELD
TUESDAY NIGHT TO START
COUNTY WAR FUND DRIVE
X. W.. Burnham Elected County Chairman. With Vice Chair.
man in Each District. $1,000 Voted as Amount
To Be Raised In County

The jackson County Chapter Of
the American Red Cross held .
meeting IN the jackson county court
house Tuesday night for tas pur-
pose Of Organizing the County Chap
ter 70 DO Is part in the national
War Punn Drive now underway
K " Eurnham. chairman q the
roll call COMMITTEES. "a unanimously
elected e chairman Of the War
Fund Drive Committee and tn
mediafely began further orEanixa-
ton b. making three divisions Of
the county and appointing a vice.
chairman for each division Claude
Bennett. Mayer O. the City q Ocean
Springs. was appointed for supervk-
ork' Districts I and S. James 8 Vel
cich fer DISTRICT : and Jesse ".
Thompson for Districts | and :
The local Chapter voted 70 set
sil0o0 IS the amount 20 b raised Il
possible. although the quota for
this county was only 500.
Miss MOLLY Hodges Aiszizsipp
State FIeid Director of the American
Red Cross was present 81 the meet
ing and made = very interesting talk
concerning conditions IN Europe 81
The present time.
According . Miss Hodges. the
American Red Cross has offered AID
20 AL suffering citizens IN betiig-
erent countries IN Europe. how
ever. the German government has
refused the aid Aozt Of the medi-
cal supplies and clothing Eheh zfll
be sent Etl 50 70 Poland csechol-
xioxakiz. Finland Norway and tn
Netherlands where the Suffeungz
q the civilians are almost beyound
belief.
Tie American Red Cross the Of
ficlAl agency IN the United Ate fN
tas relief xork abroad. has st SO
10000 a. = eoal the money . Be
turned into supplies and zent - the
suffering civilians
A. elethlaF and medical supplies
seen ne most urgently NEEDED
items. ne moEaey wtn BE- used chiefly
for ms purpose
Win TIE idea II mind 81 getting
substantial garments a. ~ cheapest
possible rate. the Red Cfuzz I'll
furnish arr amount q Hoozsn yaru
70 ne keal Chapters . b. knz1tee
into sweaters b persons Wishing -
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-17
Summer School Will
Begin Monday, June 3
At Pas. High School

Superintendent 7 r Wells Of the
Pascagouia schools announced today
that the annual summer school ses-
son wil begin OF Monday. Jue J.
and al students vino expect TO at
tend are requested 70 report 20 The
mincipalx oifiee a. the high school
CT MONDAY m1rning. Mas e. At 3
oclock
The school : % BE- eondnctsd for
students VINO desire 70 make - work
in which they have failed o. are
weak. review work and In some cases
70 earn pea credit.
Tn subjects % 5e taught and
The teaching staff wEn be announced
shortly after Mondays meeting. Al
students Who wish 20 attend some
class should be present Monday -
the cOurSeS 70 be offered VII be d
terminec BY the registration said
ar Wells. The school vii run Il
DAYS Mo vii operate six days each
week
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-17
BAND PLAYS
AT VANCLEAVE ON
SATURDAY NIGHT
WI Give csnrsrt ~ Nanclea]s
seheal Anzp1ees o. Athletic
ANssciaflsn There

me Pzssaeoula Hlsh school Band
with - far complement Of players.
6 wtA Journey q v~Anceave Sat-
urdAy Afternoon May IL 20 pre-
snt = eoncsTt for the pleasure Of
ne citizens q that fine community
ne coueerf Is sponsored b. ne Van
ebemxe Athlete Association. and VII
bee1n ~ : % O'Clock
The band members plan 70 have
an exceptionally pleasant time
They VII 60 IN buses and car4 takf
their lunches with them and have
q picnic on the Vancleave school
groundA In me early afternoon ths
hand VIII parade about the school
grounds. going tnroagh . complete
marching routine.
The program Of music VII con-
stst Of the following His Honor.
march; =Aalea. overture: Gate
CITY. q march dedicated % At.
lznta. and consisting Of . number oi
Old Southern songs. Scenes Prom
The Sierrax n Of the contest
numbers. Trombone Antics. fea-
turing the trombone section Beer
Barrel Polka. and Casey Jones,
viii BE ITO novelty numbers to b
greatly enjoyed The flute and
clarinet solos which vere played n
jackson % I'd Cole and Doris Jane
vii Be heard Several other well
known marches. such rs King Cot
ton. ~Transcnnttnental ane
World Events. wtl also be heard
The concert vii be heard In the
Vsncieave zhoo4 auditorium 81 7:sf
D m The public Is invited 70 at
tend
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-17
CLEMENTS lander
INGALLS, OFFICER
TAKEN BY DEATH
Secretary TrezsareF 81 Pzse.goula
shlpyard Dis In Birmingham
Tuesday Morning

Weird was received IN P~aSeagouA
this xxek OF the death Of Clemons
" zander. Secretary-treASnrer Of
the InEalk Iron WORKS which oc-
Cured IN Birmingham. Ala on
Tuesday. morning. May Il 81 SEA
O'Clock Mr. Zander vas - years
cd and had held the same position
9Th The ingalls, company since Its
formation twenty years ago.
Mr. Zander Was vel knoHn among
the business men OF PaScagouiA
During the past several years he d.
vkaed MS time between Pascagoula
and Birmlnzhaxn ana took q great
dsai Of interest IN this section. par
tfculzriy since hiS company estab-
llshed the ingalls, Shipouidine Co
81 which he also was secFetary-
treasurer.
He leave ms wife and Two daash-
ters Of Birmingham and three broth
en Of Chicago. MS nattse city.
His funeral vas held IN BiFming-
ham Thursday afternoon 1t Is
O'Clock. The active pail bearer.
were his business associates. r. !
ingalls,. ST.. n I ingalls,. II n B
Lanler. w. n. Guest R. d Leach
: Z Evans. H A Puk and D "
Strickland Employees Of the gen
eral office were honorary pail bear
ers
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-17
YACHT RACING IN
PASCA6OUlA NOW
WELL UNDER WAY.
Fst6IFa Wanry ana - PaF-
Wnn~w fn Fnarftef Mare Las
sun1af Aasther Raee Nay -

Tne P4scn9ouia Yarhs Cinb ~
hid ~ tnire practice race SundaT
aflernoon Nay -. - 10 mzarp
frum TIE en6 81 ne PascaRolA Mr.
nlcspei PEI There w1u - : uoFe
uscfks naes afte ms ~ o. ne
foliowin9 Sunday befors NJ Frzt
Sumner seFfes Races get ms6efuaF
~ first Sunday IN June ms -
res 81 nee wfn end win Ne Juy
Puzrsh Regatta
The membership crfye. wf1sch the
Club has underway = meeting Nith
= dect1ed succezs A meeune o. ne
paid-an members eli BE- held N 3
feW daTs 60 cu<np1etF plans for ne
seAsous cperathons Il you have not
hen contacted and are interested n
ms fine auTt get n tnsseh with orr
q TIE eoamiueemen. Ton DNnzi<r
Mss Ann PHrnswowth. Ralph Hot
lister. Hsrmas 0autieT. John Court
and James veieich. o. vice comnc-
doFe John Cole o. Secretary ocorge
Ryan.
winners q last Sundays practice
ruee we're as follows Large Cat
boat@Foi6ing Money. owned and
sailed ~ Ciyce Leavfft and John
Lord Alien Rtcharl and Mrs. John
LORD completed the errw The
White Eephanf - rer1zEed ~
palntec and rested. v1x second In
ms race This boat owned By Ed
DIE Champagne. "a sailed - him
and q heavy eT~x This - far As
or pinet4ktng research revealed.
waz the first tine this boat evcT
came IN second IN . race Small
C4uboa1-winner Of tnts class vas
the NY Pal owned - Charles and
Henry ToEiuaen ard sailed b them
ana E1Warc Saucer The Creep
Easy. owned ~ D1ck Aboey. wAz
second N this elszs
The Black Eagle. owned by Nell
- Hos Davis. dc not 1ho~ NJ
for the race A rzmor that Il
turned over Ia the river o. nae gay
dawn 70 the per has been con-
flrmeo-very definitely.
without question. the P4Scagoula
Yacht Clubs summer Yachting sea-
son Is underway
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-17
Musical Recital Of
Miss Fails Pupils AT
Elementary School

The piano and pre-plano music
pupils Of Miss Myrtis Fails Were pre-
sentec IN recital 81 the Elementary
School auditorium on last Thus
DAY night May 3 An audience that
completely filled the large room
greeted the young musicians. and
Were highly entertained with the
program
Much talent and technical abl-
IT, WaS displayed b the young folks.
and MIS- Pals Vas gratIfied with
the progress they had made. and
also oy the compliments she re-
oeived OF the program.
The following children took part
il The program DVonne Cuoahac.
Janet SchefIler. Barbara Cole. JAG
queAne McGloghlia. Billie Owens.
Ann Canty. Katherine Lockzrd.
Jean Whatley, Billie Bragg Herring.
Znla Mae Crane. Patricia Spruell.
Pay Lewis. Evelyn Richards. Ann
Culley Elaine Ayzra. Norma Jean
Wltcsen. Vonctls Porter. Maadlesgn
Mason joyce Nelson. Vienna Euzby,
Betty Jean Robinson. Joyce Pierce
anc Billie Day
There we're tWo rhythm band
numbers and 3 playiet entitled
PrziIlas Week This number
gas accompanied b. Betty Jean
Robinson
Advanced CaAM Recital
Ms PAS al present her al
Vsnced psano-fore pupils IL recital
- tie high Sz1oo auditorium on
Thursday evening Aay = = ezEhi
eeiock me publc Is invited % at
tend No admission E1n b charged
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-17
Improvements Being
Made At Walker Bros,
S~hipyard Notable

A new warehouse and mold loft for
the ? 3 walker & Sons Shipvzrd
Is nov nearing completion This
building viii form the fourth unit %
the ship building plant II vii b
- By es feet two stories high and
o. sheet metal and frame e~onsiruc-
ton
Other improvements also have
been recently made at The shipyaru.
including ne installation Of . new
keeiine machine for crtfnptng The
steel plates This machine waS In
vented and built b the Walker
Brothers L Is operated with an au-
tomobiie engine and I'll o1nE abou;
; considerable saving n construction
costs.
Materials are expected % arrive n
the plant n the next fee day for
constructing a steel barge Sc By Il
feet for delivery 70 . New Orleans
firm
Coux1racuon alsc Is vel under
xay on a steel barge 80 by = feet
which all D. added - Tie Walker
nee& Of oarzes q hire
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-17
POPPY DAY, MAY Is, 1910,
WILL BE OBSERVED BY
LOCAL UNIT, LEGION AUX.
Little Red Flowers Made By Veterans AT Gulfport Hospital
wiz Be Sold To Help the American Legion
In Its Welfare Work

This viii be the Poppy Day mot
to OF the American Legion Aux
niary when It distributes the little
red memorial flowers here May IS
Auxiliary I'LL give everyone in
Pascaeouia an opportunity 70 wear
q poppy in honor Of the World War
dead. Volunteer workers from the
Auxiliary vii offer peoples through
out the business district and resi-
dental centerx ali day. beginning
early IN me morning and conttnu-
ing until night
No price vii be asked Tor the
flowers. but contributions viii be
received for the Legion and Auxfl-
larry work among the diA bied
veterans and dependent families Of
veterans Funds thus received are
the chef source Of support for the
vast welfare activities carried out
constantly. and the local until ex-
presses hope that = generous re-
Spouse from the public or Porps
Day would assure the needs of al
var disabled and dependents belne
filled during the coming year
As al o. the Auxiliary popps
workers uill serve without pay
every penny contributed all 60 int
me welfare funds The only per.
sOns compensated for their part IL
the poppy program are the disabled
veterans VIC make the flowers
May hundreds q these unfoTtu-
nate men have been gwen employ.
ment during The winter ard snrinz
n the hospitals saa w~0fkruosns
where i2Oooooo o. the meunxiS
flowers have beer shaped
Popnies which wiu be distributes
here Nere made a. Gulfpou Hos,
ptal They are exact reulicas q -
Ef1 poppes q Franee and Belgium
which gave the World Var battle.
fields her one touch Of nature
beauty
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-17
LOCAL CONTRACTOR IS
SUCCESSFUL BIDDER
FOR NEW LYON SCHOOL
y T Breland Gets Contract Let Monday. Hay n. At Prize
Of Sz7.soo. building To w. Ready For
Pail school Session

confrzrf f~ ~ rorasrsrtiun "a
ffs neu whon. bulIdln4 fof 0suftef
was ~ q " p nft1and pa~sse0la
eontrnrtuf Moud4F Msy = ieN
~ fT1eu c-onstrtttion NiH ~
sin essnin the nert fee days Mr.
HFeiand stated
Tne buildina ufn Be- orr q ne
nnst mz1frr e~leuzentaFV mfnoi
buildfnes il iris @ztton and eli rs-
piaee ne present frnrne bulsdina
Lxan ahooi ehfzh has ~rved that
district fer uaAny yrsrs TIE strue-
ture wai - erected 81 hoilow con
crete
The bashiinw win contain four class
roosnx. q standard So. auditorium
ard eafeteFts ard Nifl ~ heated
sozth 81 q 3 Highway Ne 30
Recently the school district voted
70 sseze e1s Gro sn hnuds for ron
Ntrctsen and eqaipptnT me sehool
These bonds we're sold A few day4
2 e : ard 81 percent Interest
rates TIE buitdfng vii ~ rssdg for
~arruuancv a. the opening sf the
regular term q school This fan
TIE hocataon q the school has
beer moved from the ste Of the
Lyon schuoi because y wnl - more
centrally located % better serve the
community. Il also VII serve - =
community eenter fer general Use
by tn residents q 0autier
II Is expected that the enrolment
II fh4 eight grades taught there
VII pas the ipo mark next fan
Tne new faculty Of tse school NEXT
vear u1li - A z EradleS. principal
and Miss Daisy Zieeier and Miss
Louise Petersen
Besides Offering better service 20
the community - an educational
and CIVIC center. > 2xine also wili
~ made % the taxpayerx n opeT-
atinR costs. IS Il VIII eliminate the
necessity Of operating NJ o. the
regular school fuse A ? Me-
eelee, county superintendent Of
educAtton. stated to-day.
The building vii b constructed
under the supervision Of 1 c WIN
tertnn-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-17

Te The Citizens sf Jackssa
Csantys
Whereas the Division Fl Pre-
ie@zional and Service Projects Of
the Werk Projects Admtntstrz-
ten b operating proteetk 81 80
etAl and ecsnomkc benefits -
the citizens 81 the State 81 Mis-
sixzippz; and
Whereas the sp8n4es- 81 pro-
teets operating IN the Division
81 Professional and Service Pro
teets ef the WeFk Proieet Ad-
miniStFAttsa tkreaghsat thE ma
tiea are planning - celebrate
The week Of NAV 2e-8 BY Pre-
viking an opportunity 70 The
pukAc % 80 fer themselves That
this wezk pAxz year community
and has uFEed that ali MIzzi<-
opp eItiEens tAke an active part
In the celebration Of this week:
NOW, THEREFORE,. l. Prank
s CAnty. HzFsr 81 PAseAgeak
Miss DO hereby designate MAJ
Twentieth threaRh Mzy Twenty
fiflh - This Wsrk Pays Ysaf
Cemmaniff Neek and urGe
that Al AIisEszlppizas heip h
thE ebserxAnee 81 this period
and iaIn sith the zponssFz q
WeTk PROJECTS Administration
prekeA operating h III Dlstz=
ga e Professional md serstes
Preke1s In its ptans fsr The e<ie-
AfaIlen ~ tbs eseal
- TESTIMONY WHEREOF
! hsseanas st ~ had and the
49, e tie CITY 81 fA@A9eaAs
n IN so - Mas. teee-
FRANK ). CAsTft
MzgeF
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-17
DUCK FEED. Being
PLANTED IN GULF
SECTION WATERS
Waters Adtncens To P1nnagsula WIZ
offer DaeA RstA4o. Wt4a oets<T
Ete- Te Dncks Tbfs winter

Large quantities Of Wild dnck feed
are being Eaanted this seek IN the
waters Of the feeding grounds adj
Iacrnt 70 PAscaeonlA By the members
q the Mississippi State Game and
Fzh Commission A crew Of men.
under Inc supervision Of Wardsns
Coon and Rich are engaged In hts
HnEk. assisted ~ Francis Clifford o.
Rneaeoala
". Il. starr. oulfpoEt newiy
aneoante1 GAME warden for South
k~4izzlxxtppa. visited PaseAgoala and
stated yesterday that the feeding
erpands o. BE- Lake Mary walker
and Socks hAyuus are being planted
NTH dnck potato. $50 plants. Wild
ceiery and other feeds upon which
wild ducks feed durkng the winter.
Re uas accompanied here ~ = J.
Roberts. vaneleave. deputy game
uarden II. starr. aho h . retired
telephone man. succeeds Ben Stew
ems Of Hscnton. who has been game
warden for this seckzun for many
years HIS district Is comprised Of
Is COUNTIES
Preliminary 70 the planting Of the
seeds for the utl6 d.ek food. . ar
vey vas made Of the waters and
tests taken 70 determine which
foods would grow bssL and Il was
found that the waters Of Bis Lake
rank with lne best "a the weird Tor
such purposes F1ve varieties Of
duck food were found 70 BE grouing
there naturally. including wild eel
cry.
Hefmes Gaufter and other mem-
hers OF TIE jackson county board OF
SUPERVISORS are cooperating IN this
conservation ard propagation meas
ure, lending transportation and SUP
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-17
Groups OF Bankers
From Biloxi Meeting
Visit PascagOula
Are fnzpressad with industrial De-
vsaepnzsat q City. LEGAL Bank
q. Attend Session n. D. A

Several groups Of bankers. wins
were attending the annual Missis-
sfppl Bankers Association cnnveu-
ton IN Biloxi this week. visited Pas
cazoula and other parts Of Jackson
county. The bankers we're partieu-
larry impressed with the industr1a.
development Of Pascagoula.
The annual session ended Wednes.
day afternoon and most Of the dele.
gates returned 70 their homes thi
same afternoon ". b Herring
president. and 7. L DeLashmet
vice-preSident. Of the PascagouIl
National Bank. attended the ses-
Sionz