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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-03-27
Unemployment CLAIM
OF STRIKERS invalid,
SAYS CRAIGHEAD

Eight members of the machinists'
union at Anaconda have been denied
unemployment compensation benefits
for the time they were out of work
while taking part in strike, accord
ing to Barclay Craighead, chairman of
the unemployment compensation COM
MISSION. He said the strike was not
caused by failure of the machinists'
employers to comply with state or fed
eral laws regarding hours and wages.
He said that if any state or federal
laws had been violated the commission
might have been able to pay the bene-
fit claims. He added however that
the state unemployment compensation
commission law generally prohibits
the payment of benefits to workers
involved in labor disputes.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-03-27

You cannot control what you do not
oxxry,
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
Addition to Faculty
Of P~ascagoula High
Announced By Sup't

Mr. Alton Mansfield q Pasea-
E0aa Nx adosa to ne faeaHix a.
toE FAsc4R9Gla city schaals and
Mis- Aaurat Mare Hudson VA an-
pointed secretary IL tae osfscN q,
Ht superintendent 4 Ras a-anaane-
&c tbs WeeE b. ? r Wells xas@r
nieuaent g TIE schaolk Tness &C.
1li4oEa we're mace neoessasr bs the
Increased eItreslmeuz
A. Nansfzeac s nou tszsafna
e - eleuentzrT Sefs0ol r. cnares
81 fee SKI grace aae Wah noe -
position MrDWh ane REMAINING
e4EnE months r. the schaoI Vear
Hef EnPazx1naenl w. mace IL asaer
e psnMH Cooper Hozer2 awanasasl
q - scaaoA Hese asse < assaac
Y SUPERVISOR azc adnzlu6xtnatIor
Nh Mansfield has beer aeaefsIus
30 lie scksaoA u sze oaszutx -.
%FeEA zeafE Sc "a former,
principal ~ Eae Esyoa cassst.
Sfaez aaz - vzn IL -
schaaz a. Eantze &c
Mz2 EuesoH WI 90 ze~ereaarla.
arg GefzeA NuTk r nas efIee q
Sup WeN 81 + Rraoua1e q
As seArf eiass q Ens rzsezzosl,
n-en ss8sai aac + a. oatStaal1a
tFplN
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
Commercial Course
For Men and Women
Offered at HiSchoOl
Residents OF Scheoi Dixtrtcf Mas
sfady Al Certain Haark
Fre< OF ChaETe

A commercial rua~sF fa hash
, auc women. who arx not nesx
attending school bur VINO are h1eh
school graduates VIII - offered 70
residents O. the PasoarOuln Schoos
nlstrlrx unuer 9 rev program an
neanpee hy Eup6 Tom weIn These
e14iTlise K take thf commercial
courses offered MA enrol nov
Glasses vii osEln Monday afternoon
Il the hlgh Schaas building
Mis- Betty Lee Eeac faeac nf me
commercial department OF tie hlen
school vii ~ IL charge q tae
classes which wa3 b csndurtec
each afternoon trou Sa ueisak
until stx There vii be nc tuition
charged fos these INSTRUCTIONS onb
THOSE who ARE nona fide resiaents
q TIE RascaEuAlH school dist~ar,
szA - accepted n the Glasses
Ins CLASSES aTe sponsored bv ths
F~aseAgon8 high seh0ol win sns
assistance q the Nocauonal tra8nEng
Department az TAT gtatx Omar
neri q Eoacatsor
The school l. expectea la helr
those vino &c nat take c-asnnserrtal
Nork u school ano VIC nssu desire
tnR training The courss I'll expect.
ally b offered 70 th0Se VIC az
interested n knor< HANG anc eeaer-
s. StenoxEapny
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
NO DRAFT BOARD
APPOINTED FOR
JACKSON COUNTY


Tnx jackson Cazzxsty DFafs HaArc
hma rot neen anpu1niAd NessaseT
hax nry ot1lEr Graft beard a. tas
SKATE 81 MleNzEztnu. Tne noVeFEzor
ct 0se State las senasnynexaee e.
tne President al tfR unatea H9A4es
t1snt pexMsrxrei for al q ff2 craft
h1aroE hx apFsutxfeo hg thx Pres
cent fnr aase state C. Miszlssapp2
In jackson County swn ruunts
ofgle1zlk we're Recommended OzR
ASKED thai ma Recommendation be
Withdrawn becausE E1f duties Of
AIS cffkx 9esuaxzaec practically al
81 nlA tarne anc Ter that reaaon bx
believed tizAt X usoulc BE- imunaslhlt
for hin &c rraeef ne service re-
anifNa 81 TIT members Cf the uyAfs
beard ttR otter co1Faty Official also
requested that ms recommendation
he Withdrawn because NJ believed
tixai fhk flrat which serv4ne on tne
6rAft beard wsuule require wozac
n~enese1tSte the sacrifice q hs rng-
ular dufkr4 - q county Official.
draws and these tcv ufi1czah we're
subsequently, mppufhlee ~ nsesnberx
81 the Registration Aovtszry RnArd
There arr before the P~rezlosnt
tire flaFnez OF thrre citssss1k d JAnk-
son County wa1p viii prutAhty be APP
FnantsG r. Tire 1aExhnn County
Draft Roar1
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
Jump From Train
Costs Man Legs
Saturday Night
Unemployed Georgfzn Reunited
WITH Family In Jackson County
Hospital Following Accident

A tragic accident. which occurred
Il PzscaEo4la Saturday night. in
which Heiot Cotton. 32-years old
Columbus Ca man. lost both his
legs. brought about 3 reunion with
members q his family Monday.
Cotton had not been home for the
past SIX years but upon learning Of
ne ace1oeat his mother and sister
came . his bedside Il the jackson
County hospital where be Is reeup-
Grating Eeg returned 70 fneEy
home Tuesday.
Cotton is Eat1 70 have lost his
limbs When he attempted 70 tuznp
of 9 fast freight train. shortly after
dark and Eel under the Wheels he
stated that he had boarded the
train 81 Mobile with = friend
Eugene Tueu They xers enroufe
here II hopes q finding work
Cotton also suffered severe tacer-
atoms about his fare an1 head a.
zel Is BODY bruises He Old not
lose CONSCIOUSNESS al AL following
tne accident BIT called for helm
he waS carried g the jackson
County Hospital for treatment
Cotton Is unmarried and ha6
worked IN various parts Of country.
he va 9 craw line operator b.
trace
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
Achievement Day
Program Presented
By Big Point Club

The BIG Point Honae Demonstra-
ton Club helc IL annual Achieve
fuert Day program i Hurley saool
bulonaG AAs Week Th1E wak q very
successful eseni anc msg1f Interest
Is features were enjoyed b tie
laFEe crowd Whaeh attended
A snisndl1 program Was arranged
- ths officers and project Leaders
q TIE ciab Niso arr Arx Florence
e Get Mrs GsorNa Eablnsoa.
MrH MAe Lonu5 and LA In Wait
urlgznn.
Tne anEnntpAy annna IL eon-
nsrta5a Ezfa - event Nza SO Is
GAVIN Hamilton a y MeEeaes
IA ae principal speaker
CuoEeE.k games art folE canc-
~ - ensac1 - those attending
sidney Robinson ASSISTED + leaalnr
- zek ezaciae - clzh msn-
ert aFza oezGzom refreshments
= uaae attending
TnEze wzfe zesEzZ zazerezuHE
ea3assz Y couneenan Nzzh the
program Eaei0dzne CT Go9en sooc
n~esezzauoa RAfaEnznE better hans
and HEA These Wzzx AzEEAcnFely
AFrause1 O. ne E4zs WHICH uas
Unams1aea b ale aeg caTzssr
HglEa ga Secured through rne -
forts q M Kay HzrkhUxt Uz'
persistent = ne ci11 anc HeT EN-
nii1ss
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
KILL BRADFORD DIES

keH Bradford - former Pssca-
Fo1la Resident. dec u Beaumout
Texas Monday sepenber so. fol-
lowing an Illness q 70 davz IA
funeral vas hes1 Issf Taesdaz -
serreon NH services by Rev Tosu
MlzTArc Christian minister. nd
, Ae Kn1gal = Pvshlaa oozE al
Sn1cn ~ EAx q member Burial ~
L TIE Easnoila cemetery Il neea-
mont
NJ Bradford 8 nAaxe q pasea-
eo1la RESIDED here for many vesrs
rs iamsiY having 3 hozae On -
neaea A. he uasE q hls daefn -
As building aaazr1naendenl a -
ssscns1 Campsny unlch fIfm he
Lao seeH eo1eeted H1th for 1s
Eearz
he leaves hh xidaa. = IN. xen
hEaa1a1 - 4zras zaagazsrx -
NooaFoB Nkcormlek 80 -
IAe11olfu Bradford = Eeaunonf
40 In z z Hartman 4 ToIsdo
n and IN Walter = perssr a.
PAaAEoua ana Caasser atteaase
us funeral
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
County Schools
To a Holiday
For Registration

70 the Superlntendenu Of Schools
jackson County Mississippi
Dear SUPERINTENDENT.
] have Just reserved q letter from
Nj Nandtser. which follows fhE
mociaznataonS q the President o.
the United States and the Governor
q uhe State of Elsxzsappa. II whsch
- requests that 81 schools close On
National Registration Day. Octooeg
&c.
We feel thRt L : tire duty a
every teacher g offer his services
. TIE registration commissioners %
Ula CAY
We are. therefore. asking that
H0a oeckage . school holiday On DC
toneT Is ard that your tsacheu ard
drivers offer their service 70 the
registration of1eerx
We ane nTlng = 3 country WI 3
nlgh percentages u pure American
Anglo Saxon stock. and hope tnat
- oe ~ IA % o rs part "a
making EeElsEH1aon LAY 3 s1eess6
Cordzsliy v0Eu trend
A NEGEEE
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
PASCAGOULA X. c.
COUNCIL PREPARES
FOR big INITIATION
Al Maznserk Ard 0shss C@thailr
Men UrFe6 te CespsrAas with
National Defense Program

The PAAcA4alla Council Ct
KnlaHlz & Columbus ~furtflexr1
plans WEDNESDAY niEnf for the
s.mse-waot Initiation to Be head nerN
en- Sunday Octuser - u b e.
nascte1 thAt more than Sc candid
sites from al parts uf ti1e state and
Anhlle w1ll be here far the tr4tiA-
Ton Al CuaSi CGzndlx are coupsT-
att1z Ia the initiation and wD senn
easactoafes here Tor same.
Tlae 4~Esatzasaun al he hel1 N me
eusfx Motsse 81 reSraEouas Tne
ersznoanes xdn start with the can
a1aatet a1r members attending
FnaEs n Our LAZY q Victories
Ghurrh TITS vii be followed b .
parade through fhe business district
after whtch the na1tlEaon vii start
Fzn&i plans for the Initiation vii
be mace 81 g meeting &c Be held
aexf week
All members % the knights Of
Columbus xere Urged AZ TIE meet
lnr &c asslss IN the craft regtStxs-
f1un nexf "wednesday Ocn0ber l6
Those VINO VIII have 70 register
EeFe requested 20 80 to their proper
electlon places early 20 rs e enable
those II charge q regkStratannk 70
aez tins WORK Gone - oulEkly ~
possible
Tns council offlciMls also urged
ilaaf 81 Cathode men 40 Their part
q the National Defense movement
anc 70 roupssRhe to fEae fuzass en-
Tent II carrying uut this prugram
DUE TO the reR1xtratiunx next
Wednesday. tine regular mee1ing
zhedalro 4or thzt cate has beer
moved - &c TUESDAY ntgnt. Orte-
eef, Is at TIE council ball
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
MOSS POINT OFFICIALS
GRANT FRANCHISE FOR
ELECTRIC POWER LINES
Areas In CITY Limits Not Now Being Served To Re Offered
Electricity By Singing River Power
Association

The ciFs q Moss Point las
granted = franchise c the Singing
River Electric Power Association O.
llceoAls e Operate WITHIN the city
aHnt8 Granting o. me franchise
VII bring 70 Moss Point fwo elecErlr
service sTstean& E ne MzzziEluU
Power 90 slso operates ar eleeEx1r
distribution system IL the CITY.
Tne Singing River oosuzany ep-
crates tnreagbuut the rural sections
q jackson George. Green and
pa-M - Perry u0Gntsex Recently
Iae RIA mace 8 slueabie 1nan 70
aae eaaging Rive euxapznF for e.
panaan purposes
Iaae franchise granted b tar city
- Naa9 Point spec1AeaLy Nelx III
5oe southwestern anc northeastern
section 81 TIE city foF Ine conaruc-
aQr 9 tie hnex t~ranEInlaszun and
Mat1aalaua systems Tae franchise
gives 1ne SngiuK River eampzany
permission & operate Il tie cts lox
3 pfzae @ = gearE
Luoe terms q ne aUeeuaeui
~ szaglza Risef CoEupanx IS - b
pernasaec - construct maintain
anc operate tie system alanF and
acroz arr AUG az zsree4 allegK
HNeuaz Mze4s asraREgx bridges
Gc oa0ef public pzae8k and exass-
Dsk a 16s afea bounded On Ek
ea& soc - Ms4n street 90 ~
aurtA oy BsAsasE street. e. nk
Hes4 - Infl1 raze az on -
s91z b. as eaHgoraaz limits e ~
elH = Maz PaHz aae az sAazz pr
q ~ CTS ~ Aaas puzns. maria n
Esc41zgW River Enazu q ne Erk
Community ate from there nhzeag,
@a2i PAL e aas ess rees1flE e.
usnoeo = EreaH
ne eoasgaeI4au ana matuEen'
a1a q - wzzzm s no - 1azer-
zrfx H1fG ulzlz 1QEIsanieazsA Euef
q Roadway -c2zlnzet mxzenE
asossz &c A. Ina. zsrkza1.
alsF material eofzz.zuctz6n- orSra,
lu1 Alc EzIzz1anas q - Inc
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
IL Appointed
New Director For
Handicapped Labor

III. nnbzrs T. AmiS. Regional n
rector iur aaR wagr auc Hour D.
VISION IL NE states a Alabama
LuulzaraA and MisSlsAunl has beer
oesAgn4tnc and appointed rs the
Administrator authorized Repre-
s~eftaEavs With fun power anc Au-
thnrtfE 70 grant o. gerry ap1iicA-
t1eEK Ser xstertal certificates for ne
emplugznnfk FOR hAu2sesEgE.c wxzk-
en- azM q sian. lEsSfe arc eaxcei
Sueciaz certificates authorlzug the
employment " handicapped work
ez pursuant 70 the provisions Of
section IA m the pair Labor stand
ARDS act nf 1895 ard Rexulat1ons
Title S-1&bor. Chapter V-waee
ard Hnur Division Part So
ApuztcHEtaEs theresofo<e made 10
EAxiMkxtnn Hkn he nzaae direct :
Mr. MA4s ~ tire RrrfanAl Uffzce
the WAEe ana Hour Division locafed
81 81 Conner Building Birmanr-
ham Alabama. with resulting con-
ven1enee 70 employers anc en-
pauSEeA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
False Statements
Made To Secure Job
Insurance Benefits

jackson Miss Oct an-zaoavdu-
ais VINO art guilty q K1thholdlnR
Or misrepresentation mk1ersAI facts ~
order 70 secure 100 Insurance benz
fgtR MAY be penaligec by TIE
Mississippi Unemployment Com
~pensatlun ruzsmIzsior without re-
easrse - the cirl couT1z Executive
U1swrtcw G q Cameron sasr II ey-
planning one Of the important
recent amendments tc the state 100
insurance law
BY an amendment o. the dis
qualifications section q tte law
Mr.. Cameron explained The Com
mission Il authorized 70 impose loss
q benefits fer weeks % oiSquaHf8-
cauan assessed agaxnst claimants
VINO have nsHde fake claims for
benefits. Tntz means that the Csu-
mission my charge of deduct freu
TIE claimants maximum benefit
amount the benefits he would have
been entitled to receive svere II No.
for the fraud
This administrative method Of
1~Tyine sufficient punishment Ia
such cases without resort4ne Il
prosecution makes for q more e.
feciive and simpler enforcement q
the Law
The Commission has prepared fer
free distribution three parnphlefx
tEo q which are expressly concern
- with the amendments by the
$50 Legislature which took effect
October ! A txenfy-paRe booklet
Information fer WORKER. ex-
plains r. some detail the AMENDED
lhw from the workers standpoint
while : smaller pampale. Is con-
cerneo only with informing workers
how e file their Claims properly
Both these pamphlets are being DIS
uiouten through The local employ
ment offices 916 through covered
employers . their workers
The third pamphlet Is 3 genera
resume Of me four years operation
q got insurance and ne pubic en-
paoynleIE service II Mississippi II
may be o0lalnee from arg q the
Caum1ssi0nk Offices 81 Request and
copies are being mailed e employ
eTz. uaraxiez and other Interested
parties
Al regulations affecting TIE pay
merit q bezzefltx unoer the law anc
he reporting requirements Of en-
ployefx anc Interpretations o. cues
1ols involving coFeraee arc uabl-
- q e~nrFaogeFs are noE being r.
xased and wal be nezcy for dlstr1-
button % employers. workers a.
ether Interested parties a. az early
date
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
EXCHANGE CLUB
OFFICERS BEGIN
TERMS THIS WEEK
Meznk<rzAap Drive P8znnee A. pas
eaxsnaR Bukannes And Professional
Men Launch Aetts1lles Per Tear


IRE new9y eleutnc uffiuegn az tns
n-nnuassssss xnxazzsxsF~ rzzs ssak
u8e1f posts TvesstAy naga1s a. the
h-mneEly na-eftng head m ne ussz-
EaniEs lunch rouE % WagEtn3 Drug
S10fs
III P a T2znznpsonA who hnc
served ~ xlne-urnsAdent for tht
prrvioax term. herarzs preadeEs
J. T. ElAckueIi uAs installed ~
xiee- urezz0rm, end Rev ) r Nan
NAx fENAlled - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
faf another tern II Thompson
sueneenf De 7 c Etoss wisnss term
q office expsTr1 Tire terms q
ufftrt are Tor E11 months
Plans were mace 81 the meeting
iur seaecunK q permanent nesting
place Ter TIE organization A reExars
q the committees n charge n0nsaas-
&C q GcoEEt Tregaern ana c p
Humphrey x4N make . report or
th4 matter a. the mex meeting
The EKcharee rlae plans q e
aTEEnzxAIto1 TIE members VINO
have saer inactive fm something
wsE hH Cropped frorn tas member
STRIP rolx and 3 campaign for ueN
members VII be STARRED Tae mem
berxnsp committee il composed o.
: + BlAckweL chairman. Jaxumy
HT4Efz anc A Z Crans
TIE program COMMITTEES appoint
e Tuesday might n ranposec Of
HerEclzEa E3chas1 ~ w J
We&tasrfmG Goe " W. noo3usan
Tne pro9eef cugarztttes Il composed
X Aaron Beru6 Car Wzesenbe1
zsc ~ 7 G stout Pal Helael.
berg n he charge Of attendance
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
HUDSON DECOY co.
PLANT DESTROYED
BY FRIDAY BLAZE
r8Nnx Mad To Rehuitd strurture
whtrh wn& or< O. ssakh. Larx-
80 pue& Fserpe plAntx

Plans are uT9aerwas 70 reaalse stas
Hudson M4nGfactarsnx CO duck
eeocF mknafACtursne plant here IN
PascAewash after IRE hAst Frsday
rsghf destroyed Tie susire building
sac tk ~EyzchlnEry It q loss q
thousands Of collar
Tar nlAze q unkn0mn origin. uNs
discovered b Tafie Kfhyrt whose
hernf Is only y s1lCTz distance from
ne Eaason plant Kkhyet tnsmeei-
ately Summoned the PzwaEuasa
Pre- Department which arrived
promptly OK the sceae Tne Mess
pasut IRE uega-fmenE also respond
* sesaaing A. apparatus
TIE ffye ~aysp4renEy starred IN uhe
na-1hexSz srcUon 0 tne building
w41ieA vaz little used ard contained
noshing EEAeh might hsVe started
nv tn b fhe time the blaze wHx
discovered u1e ftrt ha1 gained c0n-
sIdersale heA6xss and little could
h doue 70 SAVE the building Al
susgl4EE residences were threatened
Tor q time b9t through the work Of
1T HAH - fAN AAsAAAsA 4AN 44E &&4
kcpt confined 70 the ceceF factory
Although onlF 8 light wind was
blowing from 3 southegsy direction
s. the TINE. sparks wefe carried
essT 3 8anF distance
The building ard rs contents
xxre 8 total loss The plant had
been running ~ fuE capacity for
fhe past ieV weeks because a large
orders which wer on hand for the
opening ut the dack hunting sezsoz
FEext month
The fire Is the second al the
plant within recent months the lass
destroying one @ the CRY kilnx Il
Was stated that very little Insurance
Was carried or the plant
Between . anc 3 men were EN-
pioyed g. The factory Eho are now
thrown on 81 work because Of NE
TIRE
The Huzxon Decoy plant was
owned by Prank I Hudson VINO
purchased i from 4ae Grukbs Man
ulactggzng Co IL le2s Z manE3ae-
t1reo thousands q decugx and other
dack hunting equipment each year
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
High School p. t. A.
Has Interesting Meet
Wednesday Afternoon

TIE High Seaoos Parent TeHelaes
Association met or Wednesday az
ierEaoo1 a. uls High 6chaol Auoiso-
rlGzz Mrx c 2 Mccoy. s., vlrk-
president presided - tte meeting
Tnree 1ev teAe4aer1 MaSx Davlk
Deal an1 Ais Denson xere intro
ulsaec The assembly HAl1g. ~Goc
Bless America Virginia MHnry
sang I an A. American accor1-
p2naee D. Mk9s D9zA ~ the piano
Tne girls chorus sang 5 nexrE
spiritual ThereA q Meeang Eers
TozAslzt
a gGH ur tae PTA orgarsxA-
loL including questions aa faanc-
Eag membership purpose etc xAs
1s nex1 paE q 1x puEraxn Mr
CT gave s tax or Training og'
P1plx in CltlzemEa1p aDo DeuaeeT1-
q
The minutes Eerf rea1 freaExr
era Tepo- K4xe1. and 4nrEerAn.
committees appointed III Tran.
svzra Ez1 Mzz 7 y Enason gavs
interesting acnsaulk q p = A
HcE M HeacE seeuon e ~
ENxeEtk Grade rad the hlgf1esI
percentages 0f parents present
hezre4zmeu1z u punch anc eAkl
Weze as-pec - Kzr4 CT liz lon.
Eeozou1z Department
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11

TRADE, SHIPPING
AT ROTARY CLUB
1elnt MestanK - Tv4N rl1iez Clahs
AmaruuaeS ~ a 4 krmnrav
NsbtlE Esaansxd Mas

PMse4Euala ara Mos pa1n1 ne
sNr4ans nnet r. Naus NesHen on
W~careNeKf. IT, at Ca1a9nuE1Ey
Bo.zs 81 FA&Aep~1s vita 4 fsaF
attendance Ar1tlaf Emlih ~aTcAdeaj
q the PAacanuaN clah nrrGdrc and
after stak prelHnInnr5nz rafue& Htf
raeetznn usHz &C. l1gaa HasN ureE
oeai m nH MaN Parf uzDb Nbn
aario1rre1 HhF program Taat uuly
xlEastnf Hofay5ztlS. nussSoe 81 nR
fuu ais1ek. uaS r r. Crna& 81 Me
r7daan uho a. here nakinN has an
nahl aadtt g the BOOKS ot 1he CITY
q Paae1guulA
Va z Kefsncce chairman ~ a@
FMu-AuarFto4u cungn4sftes a. 1flf
PORT o. Mobile Ans also n1atness
81 tarN1gr frNi0hi department Of
TIM G NJ g. q Railroad was af
EDea q v ~ Da1tan a. So aaan
< . Ptnfatnnan. Presffsa Traffr
Manager q nle q NJ 4 O b7th O.
Mofle
MT Kenuraas Wa tar nfsenker
a nf EgeNtlHg and made q fAns
afss Interesting TAR o. tae aab-
twt FpreIrn TrNnf huc futerra-
nuDal Shipping He sntH among
oihsf usineA tnat Furelen Trade
AiNAyx ~pnaseasec 8 certain amount
q Fagmnr Ano charm u brings &c
ullne Hartek Of the merchant rr1u.
cm xso ssuf aselr SHIPS r. tfaf
nteer ResE 2 taaeir return3sar
hAns1 uao taG and silks anc
prectoak suane9 a. the orient
visions a. far countries anr strange
pecpit Overseas trade Ia h4iils
tst BRITISH Eraulye Ho1lArc h 9
small country has uae Dateh ua0rrr
MADE her 3 Erraf couusT rnsxn
the NuFsc ever Rn5crz Dollar
founcss q ths great DollRs Steam
snip Lsne uDce safe that the Amer
ran people hAc neEes gotten more
tz&n k~ns%-ocrp r. seA-Wa1ss T9sis
Saax ynarx meU III w aYe wi q lanr
Say from what vr mtsgfls be II
foreiEu commerce We ART. how
eter making progress
The Speaksr Tod hrw cnntsarr &c
; general Enlsounneptlan CIR fosxzgu
trace has not bner eu14Aliec b. tau
present wAf bu. hAt largely tn.
CREASED 5urtng the first s4x month";
a lRt0 n showed way We needed
fusxzsn trace a. faa country. ard
showed tie nee6 al 4 70 stimulate
domestic ifAae re explained some
q lhs features q reciprocal trade
ffcAftez auc saoNpee uf1a4 Mobile
was ooing q stimulate the furexn
tn@ne q nlaf port eltane seaesal
instances 1c illustrate ms point
BIZ EenzHdRy concluded his tai
81 SAYING Il congratulate pKaos-
Ee1A Or tae aAxfr Msxne sA9e has a.
tar nebuladn1g a. stat Merchant
MafzzsN ~ khE cnuu&xx Maann zlas
k3afstlnat Commission mace ia naf-
peF b. 1877. a found THAT Of sfse
80 ueean going vessels Of 70Bn tons
sro& and ever fnneanang those IN
aer the American flag Biz per GEM
HDafd be obsolete b. fez7 III the
laef O. thak fact PasragoalA should
= keps burr ebalidiug Etips for
many vearx 70 cuExa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
Lyon School Pantry
Provides Lunches
For Many Children

Tbs LTon School WPA lunch room
II SHuus opened Tuesday. OCTOBER
! sponsored by the GHutier Woxnan's
Clue The club hAx purchased over
$50 O. groceries 70 IN the pantry q
ne lunch room During tire vim.
Eaer 8 quarts @ vegetables arc
frITss VERY canned which wwM be
served Il TIE lunch room By ne
WPA Eorke1a The fruits and Tese-
table we're donated b. several club
poEueI
In& cub zponsors seVer1i UNDER
praydeEec children Through the
aao O the Wonanik Club seventy
HeA-balanee1 lunches are served
daily e lhe children Of the school
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
ms ~sArTEkLEK DIES

The funeral q MrH Lou LA sat-
terleE 20 resident d OrazEe CTuYe.
mo de6 - Me- Crzeznx Aast En-
cay - heId EundaY Afternoon Al
0EaxzEe Grove ia services b Ees
7 bzFzen WesG u Ea4 Presbyterian
E1EEn &zzzzte1 b EeT. J. p
Brock II NJ E4pflzl CaUreh f.
Aoba Pcln1 ne decreased - : na-
I've G EzEE Exer. Ezck- md Lao
RESIDED h Orange Grove TT aaeat
8 yeas. ne &t1e par q when
80 IS = charge e u OranEe
L4ka aeDez9z lNzz Fu1u aae hezFes
Der a4s1ze1 80 ezao IS sersea1f
q ln kes Orleans sd : brother.
= 7 6attzrlee e OrznN CroEe
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-11
REGISTRARS APPOlc.-D
SELECTIVE TRAINING
SERVICE REGISTRATION
Al Men Between p and IS Years Old Required BY Law To
Register On Wednesday. orssher ls. Al
Their Voting Precincts

=-.aH az ahs electznn rsEn-
E.Esazssz q jackson county. 81 kaR
rRzl q unF rasE-mor ni the state az
N1xSNauE was ne3c IN 2ae ccz1rs
house n PAxcaro1lA. o. PTtsnx
nr1unsr 4 fesn. x SeleC tae rnEsa-
trzrx fn Nnf r~ert1rzt1an al 81 uznls
EsnlnezH between usf ArEw at = ard
- ho1N ~tncaaxie4 In tte Eeaecttps
RHr1zt~zuc1 g. prescribed - ne
ars gmzscc 81 TIE Congress Of tae
u1ifec States Tne rer1xtruuon b
&c BE- Esacf 81 Waanea1sx. 0ctnhes
&c Present 81 ths Eunes4nE werH EaF
zsszzasrx e 1R Eae.1nn cnnmlk-
Eaz u-E4t Mrs A1ftur = amlth
4 < GSttzhe and Haru39 "
aauEazr Circuit Cara ~ &
Hspezn Azn Deputy Clexk Mam
Agnes Waoefrar we're MlNe uraanenl
and zEsr nsAds sernetary ane a.
g1s1z-s secretary r-expsrz4wn4v Har-
oE " Gautter wEk esectne CHAR.
EaAn 81 the board Tor tne rawaSErn-
LaE
i wzx dsc1aed tszM4 nan sEEletsa.
nazzs 1hI0ai1 be helc n Ine vutsrz
reuErN q thk rpurty. bux Il 40.