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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
Next Thursday
Dead Line For Auto
Drivers Licenses
Lltsfe Msrp Than Half Of Couuty
Amf@lsl Efsse Sseursd OF Re-
newad Licenses

Drivers u automobiles IN jackson
County have but a2x Nor Gays Ia
which 10 rcneN their licenses a waA
announced tnzas hy Sheriff Guy /
Erekss Win TINS alsort period Of
tiEus remaining before fines and
penalties will he inflicted OH those
failing 20 procure the licenses litlie
m0se than half a. ths drivers have
SECURED their renewals and = rsEkh i
e4Eerted a. nae Hnfr1ffa office
s ssar office AZ City CLERK Oscar
4ss1sim tn Oceon 6pEtnpN wisefe
aAse permits are L1assd
Wednesday, ~ f1f& wEek. Highway
FAkfnznaxn Mnlf an4 xEfzlnzfleid MNxe
~ ue ecsante esark houae kzzlzIns -
ee4ze3 20 drivers VINO had not -
eafea them before THeY wni re-
fgTn 70 P2sraxnaIa fsext Wednesday
at fsm O'Clock to hzste more new H.
Genres The pa~trolulen we're kept
busy until about 10 oeiock issuing
tttn licenses ard more than $50 APP
asieafsouS we're handled
Tie dead hne for securing rsnew-
ais uad previously been st al All
gust / bur beca1Se there we're many
thFuANnout the state who had NOT
fneAe renewals. the time
ltmIt was extended 10 August IS.
Tbere wil Dc no further extensions
and after August Is tine highway pa
tnalmen viii begin checking drivers
Those faiiifsz to have their sieerlsea
ail b. subject to fine. OF lmpTLson-
frsent
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

One Of the first OF The new
streamltned DleSei-eIectric locomo-
lives 70 bc put into Use o = rail-
aoau Ia Mississippi mas been ordered
By the Mississippi Export Railroad
and wili BE- delivered N septemner.
4 was announced today by W II
Duttou. general manager Of the
road. TIE locomotive viii be one
Of the feN Of It's type operated N
The South
The locomotive IS being purchased
Ia keeping with the railroads policy
Of giving t1e most reliable service
a. the loRest possible cost and ef-
seirneY. Il xtIl Be used in switch
M service for the Mississippi *
uort Railroad n Paaeagoula and
Moss Point as eell AS hauling
freight over the eompanys line 70
Evanston
Upou receiving this new equip
meut the railroad vili dispose Of
tao Of the eoai-buFning engines Il
a.cW has. which are old style The
Oh burning steam locomotive nov
owned D. the railroad will Be kept
Ia Use Ii case Of emergency and
general utility work
Decision 70 purchase the Diesel
locomotive Nas MADE at the Nay
meeting Of the board Of directors
a committee composed Of J II
Friend Mobile. Hefmes oautier
PascaeoaIa J. + Luce Luce
dale and r NJ FoEera Mobile
after considerable study Of various
types uf Dlesel-opeFafed locomotives,
met II Mobile JalY > and selected
the General Meters Dlcsel-Eleetx1c
They are Of the opinion that this
would - best adapted - he nee1s
% the oeal raliruad There are
several locomotives q This upe in
operation IL Nex Orleans b the
SeW Ofleans Public Belt Railroad
and taeT are proving very salts
factoFY
II Is believed nat the Diesel
electric Is Ideally constructed %
serve TIE Mississippi Export Lines
Il b - constructed that 4 can be
nperafed b une nan ia features
and advantages are that Il I'll cut
ne eos g operation better than
80 per cent ii N1n b avaliahle Ter
49, On lmmediafe notice and VII
nos have 10 wait - b. fired md
steamed - before being used
According 10 sup 4 l. Fsehan
- the NLzzl1sipu Export Railroad
the steam locomotives are onlg -
percent available HnsHeas The Diesel
rypes are - per cent axaIlAhie
There Is 20 delay Nnen Their serv-
Ees AEE required Therc ! 10
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
RED CROSS
WAR RELIEF FUND
CONTINUES DRIVE.
Chsirmsn o. The DRIVE states Geo
tsthutaens Confines. And MANY
Garments Made ~ WarAen

Although Ire actual drive Tor Red
Cross Fand4 In Jackson County Ger
resaef OF the European War SUI
fFFsrs wa1 ended several weeks aeo.
X " Durham chairman o. me
Drive Tor the jackson County Chap
ter announced hat tire eontrfbu-
tioaa continue 20 come IN and q
new total OF sf.7647o Besides these
funds. q large number Of garments
have been mads b. the volunteer
women workers throughout the
county
10 q report made 70 Miss Jesse NJ
Boyd Ocean SPRING. executive
secretary Of me chapter. by Mr..
Bernham. Districts one ard Two
W teh includes Moss Point and other
communities IN that section, con-
triouted SIT. Dlssrfct Three
which IA PascaRoulA. turned In
ISL 81 and Dsstrtca -Four and rive.
including Ocean Springs and north
us jackson county. s5osss
Mrs Charles M Carr. Ocean
Springs. chairman OF production OF
garments and ether articles b. The
volunteer workers. reports that 205
dresses we're made. 81 sweaters. II
ladies slips. and Is sweaters were
donated BY the jackson County
WOODEN Mills. These garments were
made IN various communities In the
county and vere shipped 70 Jersey
City. n J and from there they are
scheduled 10 BE- shipped 10 the Red
ross workers in Europe.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
SHIPWRECK BALL
Of YACHT CLUB To
FINE AFFAIR
sIuxr ~ AIexAnder's swing Time
Bana--InfaFmai Dress-Other
Entertaining Features

Aiexanoers Swingtims Band. one
q the mnst popular oFchestrzs II
New OrieanS. w4ii furnish the music
for the PAscAzonla Yacht Clubs
gala Shipwreck ball, which Win be
given IN the Pascaaouls COMMIT
nifty House FRIDAY night. August 1G.
AZ $50 oichck
The band features rs vocalist
Ms Jane Claire. who has Just re-
turned from engagements at the
Hotel New Yorker and Belmont
Plaza. two OF New Yorks -swank-
lest" spots. She also sang at the
Glass Hat and AZ other theatres
in Neg York
A movie short. released some time
ago. features Miss Claire singing
with RubinoffS orchestra. This
short VIII be shown next Wednes-
day and Thursday. August IA and
IS. at the Ritz Theatre In pasca-
Eouia. giving Pascageula : pre-vlew
Of the entertainment 70 be expected
at the dance. In New Orleans she
Is = favorite performer at the Foun-
tain Terrace and Blue Room OF the
Hotel Roosevelt.
Included In the $500 equipment
Of the band Is an electric harp.
The PascaRoula Yacht Club Is
making every effort 70 have the
~Shipwreek the seasons outstand-
ing entertainment Of the Coast
Nothing In being spared The club
members viii have the Community
House appropriately decorated In
nautical settings The dance viii
b. strictly informal and those at
tending are requested 70 wear their
sailing toys OF impromfu nautical
dress. Old clothes wafl be the
height Of fashion Prizes viii be
awarded for the most novel cos
tunes
An elaborate floor shgw win be
combining the talents OF the
OF the orchestra and local
talent One Of tire unique features
viii be a hobby-horse race
The dance Is being widely adver-
Used with an advance sale Of tickets
at reduced prices In al. the event
Is staged 70 provide ~fun. foolish
hes and frivoiity-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

Stringent regulations regarding
the operation q al vending ma
chimes " TIE city G pascaguala
I'll - enforced 10 the future b
tHe eitv under new regulations. ef-
ieessYe Immediately MaYaF Prank
Caats ard CoaDcilmsn : p De-
Jean and plaeide Walker. passed
4ze orsiuauee this zeex
TIE measure sas pazzed 20 curb
ard 10 regulate the operation q
szzh machines within the city -
sell Sc o produce q seanee nf reve-
NE A hcense al b. imposed upuH
saeh mzcElas before i Is placed
II operation Failure u do 30 vii
subject the owner = a penalty
am1unting + 50 per eeut @ the COT
Of the license
me lau I'll apply % al yeu1-
- machines and other deTazez
operating - the insertion 81 co.ns
tskens Or anx other thing 81 value
- described u House BIZ No So
q zhe regular session q Mlaslss.pp.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
WIND AND WAVES CAUSE
LITTLE DAMAGE HERE
EXCEPT INCONVENIENCE
STERN Piles Some Debris On SeawaH. Beaches a Few Small
Boats and Destroys Some Private Piers. Water
Covers Highways In Some Instances

High winds and waves buffeteu
the shore line Of Paseagouia and
other parts Of the Coast Mondav
and Tuesday q this week IS the
tropical disturbance reaching almost
hurricane force struck the Coast Of
Loaaziana. doing considerable dam
age The damage done here waz
slight compared to thai done Ia
other places
Tne high tides backed ~ into the
various inle1 and small hayous In
and around Paseagouia and waves
curing the height Of TIE disturb
Ance washed oxer the seAeAI Sew
ERA small boak along TIE front
shoFeline we're damaged but most
q ne small crafts had beer moved
% the inner harbor OF were pulled
ID o. shore out 81 danger.
Considerable dAmagr 80 done 70
several Of the snail piers On the
bach front Tne james I'D pier
sAa almost completely WASHED away
and others suffered miner damage
which v1n require repair EoFk BE-
tore they can b used
: large amount Of dearlz includ-
Ia Ca hurried ~ the erezt Of ne
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
MOSS POINT PLANS
Big BARGAIN DAY
To AID RED CROSS
Attractive Bargains Offered BY Mer-
chants In Cooperation with
Young Women Business Club

Plans fog the Merchants Trade
Day In Moss Point are beginning to
AXE shape The affair IL sponsored
b. the Young Womenx Business
Club Of Moss Point and according
to Miss Hilda Gin. president. Is
meeting with 6 great deal Of success
with q good many merchants lend
ing their efforts. whole heartedly.
- another section Of this edition
there Il listed on q fun page the
many bargains which the local rner-
charts who are assisting the Y. w.
D c. IN this event are offering
These dealers viii feature certain
specials on articles IN their stores
II prices beiox their ordinary sale
value especially for this dag.
All profits that the Y. W. B G.
axes in on this event on advertis-
ing. etc. win be turned directly
% the Red Gross. The local citi-
senry has been asked 70 take an
active part in this event as the
Y. " b c. makes no profit out Of
these sales but ell money Is do
mated to charity through the Red
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

FInAl prep@yations for The launch
ifg a. TIE 5 s ExrhesteF a. the
rrsRalk s1npbulding cWp0rRtsaas
yards In PaSsAEouia are nov being
rushed The launching VII take
place uexf Saturday morning Aus
~ az 10 O'Clock
Mrs T. d Lawrence wife Of one
az the officials Of the L s Mari
tifne Commission. for which the ship
Is being bulk vii have the honor
Of christening the vessel ~ the
launching Mrs., Lawrence - prom
lnenk tn social activities IN Wash
ington and wiil be accompanied
here for fhe launching ny g large
party Of frienos and officials Of the
Maritime Commission. She viii be
highly h0nored while here
Details Of the launching program
have not been completed here In
Pascagoula and most Of the ar
raneemrnp ARE being made az the
main offices Of the ingalls, Corpora
ton In Birmingham
The public. however. will be In
vited 70 attend the launching cere-
monies. which as far as Is known
here. viii Be as elaborate as those
accompanying che launching Of the
first ship completed at the local
yards. the s s Exchaquer
AS far Is is known. here, there
viii be no principal speaker In
vited TO take part in the ceremonies
Almost simultaneous with the
launching news sources in Washing
ton. D. C. announced the follow
ing:
The Ingalls, shiphuildtnG Com
pany Of pascagoula. submitted the
lowest fixed price BID received for
the construction Of SIX ca type
cargo vessels.
The Ingalls, company agreed 70
construct these ships for G215 900
each II agreed to deliver the first
ship In &c days: the second ship
IN 600 days. the third snip In TOO
days: the fourth ship In TAO days.
the fifth ship In TSo days and the
sixth ship In $40 days"
Another dispatch from Washing
ton stated that the ingalls, Corpora
ton has submitted bids on the con-
struetton Of three other C-3 type
vessels
II the ingalls, company is awarded
these contracts. II viii NEAR that
the shipbuilctng program here viii
be extended over q period Of several
more years and that additions win
BE necessary 10 take cart Of the
work.
At the present there are four YES
seis under construction It the Fasr
Continued on Page EaghD
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
JACKSON COUNTY
NOW HAS An NYA
OFFICE

All jackson County youths be-
tween the ages Of Is and "a. inclu-
stve. who are out Of school and out
Of work and interested In receiving
NYA work experience and training
may nov submit their application At
the office Of County Superintendent
Of Education located In the Court
House at Pascagoula.
A. r Meeehee has shown his
willingness TO cooperate with the
youth Of The county BY allowing
the National Youth Administration
to set up an intake office In his Of
flee. Miss Carrie Yocom has been
designated by J. c. Flowers.
HYA State Administrator. as the d.
rect representative Of the National
Youth Administration for Mississippi
and VIII be stationed Ct this head
quarters beginning August /. 1910.
The office viii be open TO accept ap-
piications every day IN the week.
In addition. applications for EYA
work VIII continue TO be taken BY
the County Welfare Agent, Miss
Clara Herrin. whose office Is In Pas
cagoula.
Once each month. . r. Bantz.
Personnel Officer Of the National
Youth Administration. win visit the
office 70 personally interview the
applicants who placed applications
during the month.
The National Youth Administers
ton for Mississippi Is nov offering
work experience and training in
sheet metal work. cabinet work.
Welding. auto mechanics. machine
shop work. clerical work. homemak-
ting. and q large number Of other
occupatlonA experiences All youth
IN jackson County interested IN the
kind OF work experience and train
ing Offered by the NYA should sub
init an application 81 the new IN
take at once.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
National Magazine
Gives Pascagoula
Fine Publicity

Pascagouia's industries and the
ingalls, Shipbuilding Corporation
were given considerable publicity IN
the current issue OF Business Week.
national industrial and business
which carried a front
page picture Of the Ingalls, Ship
building activities. showing an un-
usual night scene. photographed BY
Spencer Beebe. Moss Point photo
grapher.
The Business Week had the fol-
lowing to say ~. q shipyards are
buster nov than they've been at
any time since the post World War
peak in i92i-as evidenced by the
night scene on this weeks cover At
the ingalls, Shipbuilding Corp yards
in PaScagoula. Miss"
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
Steps Taken Toward
Organizing Coast
Baseball League
Meeting To Ne Held At Heme OF
W. r. Tayier. see Coiumbus Drive.
Thursday Night August Is

The first meeting for organizing
the Coast Baseball League for next
season has been set for next Thurs
Gay night, August is. in the home
Of ". p Taylor. 300 Columbus Drive.
In Pascagoula Mr.. Taylor Is repre-
senting the ingalls, Athletic Asso-
citation and Is taking the leadership
IN organizing the league.
Already assurances have been
given that the Mobile Knights Of
Columbus and Alabama Dry Docks
teams Of Mobile. win take . fran
chlse IN the league as well as the
Mnss Point team and one from
Ocean Springs. Efforts viii be made
10 bring In representative teams
from Biloxi and Gulfport II is
hoped 10 organize an eight-team
circuit.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09

breakers came over the seawall In
soms sections the sand beach vas
badly damaged
Water covered u S Highway %
but traffic "a not stopped although
between PaseaRoula and GAutier.
feT = time ! "a thought tf1at tbs
would b. Necessary.
The high tides caused the waters
q PascAgouIa and EseatAupa
Rivers % baek up and cover loz
wing section Tuesday moEnine
traffic VA halted On TIE Highway
e between Nos Point and Luce
Gale The Ha1eF reached . depth
O approximately three feet over
tie road between Mos Point ana
EseataSpa Many persons residing
North q Nos Point employed II
Nos Point ard PascaRoala. we're
kepz from thelr woek. fearing thex
Eoaid not BE able 70 return 20 Their
acnes e. TIE end Of he day. should
the storm Increase n intensity
Tzo trucks q ne Stale hixhwas
department kept busy tozing stalled
automobiles from ne floodec road
saya
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
HOUSING MATTERS
T0LD TIL ROTARY.
GLIB AT MEETING
w. D. Herring MAKES Detailed And
Interesting Tafk On FILA Pro-
gram As Affects Pa@cakausa

The Federal Housing Authorities
prueran A. Il rlsils apply 20 Pas
czgnuia. and or which tire i0cai or
Rznfzasinn haxes t. hopes ~ In
crnaszEzz hna1s1aa facilities fm
ctr mmn the subject q q nioss In
terEztfng aHd ousiukxtic taIk ~ w
u Herrtng Al TIE meeting Of the
Rear Club WEDNESDAY II s -
MeTiNain vas N charge Of the Pro-
gran tnT tsae DAY and introduced
NJ. Herring
The speaker shnWeo b. hEs talk
k1as he had mafe considerable re-
searen and Understood Al phases o.
ne EssEsfsnn HIS talk. % cuurse.
was from The hocal angie and re-
counted the efforts he and Mayer
CantY anc superxtNuT GautieT had
made during their recent xtsit e
WASHINGTON lie tad nf Tie meet
tr9 CT MS committee with = com
n1Extee Of congressman II a. eftorl
{ have PascAgoaia tneiHdet II ths
PHA program. especially since Pas.
Hcorttuue1 Or PAGE Eight
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
Talk On Social
Security At the High
School Auditorium

Frank Dunn q special re- rezeuta-
i've 81 the sociai Security Board q
Washington w1n visit paAeagouiA on
ne night q Monday. August Il II
ssll Epeak a the High School audi
togium az eight O'Clock That night.
and an peFsozA interested In social
security n any Say whether a. en-
p0Frra as employees arr invited and
Urged q b present araa many aueS-
tons concerning this interesting
subject VII he answered by the
SPEAKER.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
SUPERVISORS DECLINE TO
RECONSIDER THEIR GAS TAX
ORDER FORMERLY MADE
Petitions Presented the Beard Failed To Change the Sitna
tion. Members Voted Four To One For Tax
To Go Into Effect August Is

Thx IaekSun Cnzusg Easz1 81 Sn-s
rerzasarx re-&iftraed thesr intention
az pasfasAg the s~wp-eenis per gallon
gasoline TAX Ia eigesa MCna3Y morn-
~ .ahen TIE mester Wa9 bgpusht
u 10 aaer attention D. = repre-
sentative arc1p ct fltng station
rzaratnws ard 81 cguHrany otfaeiMi&
The tax min &c into effect On August
L.
Lengthy r~sstgena wege presented
10 tue board he>na the Signatures
81 ~aaEszscAaA ezFaers. Azksne that
the husrd reselnx Rs order How
ever. ne board Tefasrn 70 vtstd 70
TIE pstifs0nx Mtth Supervisors X
" Barnhsn HeFmeS Gaatier. e L
vauffsu ard H { Cochran vuting
ia fayug o. tbs tm1 and Supervisor
Moran Of Ocean Springs voting
xzsssxt 4
There 2As considerable argument
OK hzceh ndez Ax Durham. rreaa-
cert a the heard. stated that the
3datsless4l funds arr necessary foe
4N4At4A @AaA&AA - > 43AH4Nt u #AHH8
secondary reads uaFuuzftoat tfN
county and that ne salTest eay 81
pasiag for them wsxle be hs taxinx
these uhoEn they most b~enefit-ths
motorists
SUPERVISE HsFnns 0ansiEf stated
thai me board purchased ST go og
eauipx1ens fer pastng purposes and
unlex thR muflnr b provided
through uhe gasoline Tax tla coin
u I'll ~ unable se nualc tfae reads
he stated f1af 4 was the intention
Of TIE board - build the reads
whether a. nu4 Etka Gaeoltfse taxea
ara ohsatnnd
The petition Of kkSe Oh companies
~ presented - Mayer Frank
8 Canfy. There we're e Repre-
senEafises az the oil Industries at
tending the fzaasstnS from various
raakt8 Of thN county.
u answer 70 me arguments thai
= decrease In the conSunrsiun Of
gasoline wpuid reazslt w4kh INJURY
90 boEn the 81 operators and iae
ncGn1sy. thFoszxh return Of gasoline
taxes from tIan state II was brought
III u tire aaFzxxtngrx that returns
are baszd o. registrations u the su-
remedies regardless In shat part Of
th4 state the gMsnlige 70 operate 4
Is purchase
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
WIGGINS BANK ROBBERY
R0USES POLICE OFFICERS
OF COUNTY AND COAST
Avenues Of Escape In This County Guarded BY Sheriff and
Deputies. Bandits Captured In Biloxi and
Confessed To Several Hold Ups

Jackson County police officials
and citizens we're considerably
rogasa during the early part of the
week. f0llowf1sg the robbery Of the
Bank 81 Wlgxtfls Monday Al noon
and the chase OF two bandits In
slaisn automobiles over the Coast
section Calm was restored Tuesday
night with the capture OF the two
Youthful desperndoes In a Biloxi Ho-
tei BY Chief o Police Alonzo Cab
rich following q Up given him By =
0ulfport taxi driver.
me handita giving their names
a. James Tlllctson. a. Of Manches-
Ter. Mass.. hnd Stanley Bielansk1,
81. af Cnicotke. Mas are sid 20
nave taken nearly 5000 from the
bark. stole -four automobiles. and
ahot ore man. Hans EFAn2 near
PopMfx1lie. when lae sought - pEe-
E1s y 1fptzl stzDlinE htz 1Ru1k
Tf1nx0n and nseiauskA c~upfezsed
20 the fobbeEies and told Il lenxfne
q trail Of crime fran Massachusetts,
on down to TIE Coast r. b L aeenfs
have taken custody OF the men.
During the chase by posses over
Harrison. Sone and Pearl River
counties. Sheriff Guy Krebe. sta
toned deputies at the Ocean Springs
and pascagoula River bridges and
al otfef strategic points where II
thought the men might try to
escape from he coast country.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
Bluff Greek Bridge
Should Be Rebuilt
Before School Opens
Representative nlIba Making Effort
Ts Have Bridge Rs-Balit b.
Highway Commission

Representative Claude Bllno q
Mo- Pciat Eaas started efforts 20
have the Bluff Greek bragg ~ VAN
cIease repaired and pat INTO top
euadllton fer TIE opening O. school
or September ! He has eonuu-
nzeated With Hiram Patterson state
nsanuay commissioner for this dis
frfet making an appeal 70 have tn
mediate acton taken IN making ae
repairs.
Tne bsioee n aaesion : - o.
the moas important and stratez1call5
located n the wezs part q tie eoun-
= About . year ago thas structure
collapsed under strain Ct 3 neavT
Gao CT l0as winch was being hauled
D. nzzck over Il The truck t0ppled
into tne creek Nfleu the bridge gave
va.
stree tnat tine the bridge has
hzsn conceuzzee. alinogzH s mas
been made suitable for temporary
&c and iigE1G travel L Is fsE lnat
there Is ar urgent necessity for re-
pairs e Be made nOE because q
tt1e fzct thai scnool III open On
EepEemner s ard school nua@ vii
have 70 b. operated :
MT. BslDo n&s pointed o1z tai BE-
ca1zE a. tne BAD condition q the
uz1Eze which Is szzgin9 ard danger
O. 70 traffic. i would pe nEise
lor school kaaes carrying children
% krzsei Over + II nGax Be neces-
81 Is 8 precautionary measure 10
prevent disaster. foF the children -
<zEe DIS and Nzk across - bridge
TIE brf1gE signify mafe than loo
feez Ang. forms ~ important INK
- MlzstGslppz Highway - connect
ING ne Co4sz section azEn Luce
dz4 There Is considerable travel
ee@ thls rouEe.
= : fell tnzs Commlzzanef pat
1eEesn E1Il take immediate acton
towards having tie regain made -
TIE Elzae GchooI opens
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
BAND AUXILIARY TO MEET
At SCHOOL CAFETERIA on
MONDAY NIGHT. AUGUST II

The Pascagoula Band Auxiliary
meeting viii be held in the school
cafeteria on Monday. the twelfth.
at eight p n The Auxiliary viii
discuss q very large and important
project A group Of band men here
vii present . musical program. At
the close Of the business meeting
refreshments viii be served
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-08-09
Plans For Amateur
Boxing Programs In
County Considered

Plans to bfinz amateur boxing
T. Taacagcula have been announced
D Ire ingalls, Athletic Association
Inc organization nas taken over the
pe9nsotson franchise Of the local
Pusf Of the American Legion and
= i hoped 70 bring tne Mississippi
State Golden Glove Tournament
G4sfe thiA season
Construction Of All outdoor boz
lna arena fer the ingalls, Athletic
Pazk xih BE- started II u few DAYS
aud fae first program Of bouts I'll
D. presented n q few weeks II Is
planned 70 have weekly boxing pro-
rams ard tfle first all b arranged
anzeng amateur boxers from JACK.
SCH county L Is planned e bring
either boxing teams mere % meet
tf1e jackson county leAlheFpuSheYs
after tfte IocAl team l. organized