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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-10
Midway Cafe Opens
Saturday Night Near
The W Mills
kew Building With Modern Eauip-
ment To Cater To Patronage OF
Better Class OF Citizens

IN another section Of this paper
viii be found an announcement OF
the opening. Saturday. Of the Mid
say Cafe. located near the Jackson
County Mills and under the man
agement OF Joe ThierJung.
For the opening night the man
agement vas able 20 secure the
music OF jules Gale and his orches-
ira, popular with local people There
wll BE- no cover charge 81 the pres
emit but = small minimum charge
vii be IN effect on week ends
The Midway csfe and night club
Is proud Of It's complete modernly
equipped building which was con-
structed az q cost OF over 5000. and
invites patronage Of the better class
Of people on the coast Over 50
tables are available for reservation
for the opening night
Sixty By eighty feet overall the
club features = S0xt0 finished oak
dance floor. with tables arranged
around the edges Toward the rear
OF the building Is a model coffee
shop and bar. as well as 8 private
dining nom
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-10
ADVERTISER MAN
GUEST SPEAKER
At ROTARY CLUB

President r. v. Suthoff presided
owe an interesting meeting Of the
Rotary Club IN Moss Point Thurs
dAys Aaav1 the business session being
concsrned chiefly with an urgent APP
peal 10 members Of the local club 70
attend the District Rotary Convcn-
tion. held at tbs Edpewated Gulf
Hotel on May 5, 6 and T..
Gregory wood. chairman OF the
program committee on Community
Service" presented N. T. Roberts Of
the Advertiser Publishing Co. 81
guest speaker. The speaker. using
Community Service" as his subject
pointed IA the advantages Offered
Rotarians 10 perform both cooper
alive and individual service for theii
community. and stressed the fact
that the very opportunity which
was theirs, made Il the personal OBJ
legation Of each Rotarian TO de.
vote all available time and energy
to unselfish and worthwhile projects
for community good.
President Suthoff introduced a.
his guest Charles Hooker. assistant
Scout executive Of the Pine BUR-
Area Council. Boy Scouts Of Amer.
lea who spoke briefly concerning
meetings to be held in Kreol.
Thursday and Friday for the pur.
pose Of famiiiarizing men viii
scouting.
r. d Lambert of the Gulfporf
club. was 3 visiting Rotarian.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-10
fifth Division OF $.
Army Over
Highway 90 Thursday


fHd yeu 80 M ssldiersf Tweles
hutleand Of them passed thfuuFt
Paseaeoz1a yesterday mofnina II
mofofcads seventy five mile long
4 tood them q little better Tran
hres hours - pfuesed through he
city Military poiies we're posted
e ne main Intersections through
out town ana kept the Local traffic
moving - q steady pace preventing
any sra. that might slop ~ TIE
troops
Although no outstanding incident
MARKED Their passage. Il IN 81 In
terestiug and thrilling spectacle To
IT, @ fealizr that such q multitude
Of soldiers VA only q minor fraction
u the United States Army va very
difficult rs Il looked IS n TIE no
toHeade would last forever
Twelve hundred trucks. two hun
dred motorcycles. caiEsons and light
guns mad. " the group which
tered the city about 500 a M It
was the longest parade The Coast
has ever witnessed and q large nam-
Der Of people turned out 10 vieu C.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-10
BAND AUXILIARY
GIVES BANQUET
I'd P. \. 5. BAND
Ovss On~ l4usafed hard Meushgft
Mrad 6saesEs EnHg affair
D. u . lfbTarf

on THafsdaF May the hanc
axilav Entertained ne bard and 4
numheF ol quests 80 . aemi-formal
banquet hsid h. tbs school n0fay
me lihrafY eas beautifully deco
rated m spFiug flowers EARRING out
ths wHoaI auIora-red ard biue
Tns place eards represented isFsf
red and bus notes Same 81 me
auxiiiary nazmo9u served ths ban
q8et
Reverend " L Das uefed the
program alfh Ne bieEiins When
the main part Of the meal va over
- Colh greeted the isfgs nnmDer
Of Ruesta Booty Oautisf the
Toast Master. introduced une speak-
era. the flfss of whom Was Mr. Her
me OauueT ar Oaueief SPOKE 81
the value q the bard 90 the tONn.
ard the social and cultural value 70
ne students ar Gully spoke IN
accordance wsth SIR 0autieT and
expressed AS desires for the band 70
have a fun time band director m
aesd Of one &ho has 70 teach. next
rear. Mrs. " 7 Avera. the former
auxiliary president. told Of the feel
ing Of the auxiliary for the band
Mr. SeaY also spoke on ths good Of
the band
When MFR. Sparkman Wa intro
duced he spoke on the beauty Of
music and the value Of the band 70
IT, arGa-aH a. - 81 Nwse4awAa
which viii D. long remembered was
the most beautiful quartet Is MI
&c. moonlight love n flowers
MI. Henry oauties. The president
Of the auxiliary. spoke Of some OF
the plans for the coming yeaf. The
two seniors expressed their regrets
Of having 70 leave the band
BOBBY introduced Mr. Taylor who
awarded ettern OF recognition to
students aho had passed specified
tests Those students vino receives
third class rating yer Jean 0au-
ter. Don Byrd. Bill Skinner. I'd Nc
Coy. b NJ overly. Pete Avera, Jack
MCCOY. Those with second class
rating we're Virginia HiIdebFand.
Jenesaeye Seay. Joe Swartwout
Gloria Cole. Billy Scheffler. Billy
DeForest The students who r to
receive letters this year are. Boo
% uautsef. Dodie Jane. Mary 0an-
tier. Jewell Morgan. Betty Eel.
Jean Berud. Rodert Graham. John
Hedman. Helen 0autier. Anita walk
Ct. T W. Hudson. w. Carl Megehee
and e Cole
Bobby presented AR. Taylor With
little gift frum the band Ia app
probation Of hs work this year.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-10
CIRCUIT COURT
WILL CONVENE ON
MONDAY, MAY 20
a Pun Dseket Awaits the Term.
which WIN Probably IAst
THREE Weeks

Judge Corban viii convene the
regular session OF the Circuit Court
at PzscAgoula. May Goth. At 9 a m.
On May 18th ne win b. at the Pas
cagoalA court house At 1000 a m
for the purpose o. calling and SET
ting the cases On the docket
There Is a large docket. consisting
Of Is criminal eases. and ~ civil
cases. awaiting action Of the court.
The jurors summoned for the first
seek number sixty-two. while those
for the second week are thirty-six
There are also tnirty~Six drawn for
uae third week but these have not
been served Ak yet
Six or more prisoners are In jaIl
awaiting action BY the grand jury.
with several murder cases being
among them for investigation Due
TO the large docket. Court will prob
ably be In session most Of the three
weeks.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-10
BOLD BURGLARS
GET CIGARETTES
and SOME MONEY
Feaf Bsrgiarsz EzfY WEDNESDAY
Mafninx Net the Thirfes H.
twtrn So and sec

A series 81 burEiArses committed
here early wednesday morning hst-
ted bEfseen 500 and 500 10 thieves
~no apparently left no clues except
q broker watch. droppec at ufe
scene o. oue o. the crimes which tn
diczted the burRiartez Gre commit
Ted cary 81 "a morning
Tne Merchant Cash Grocery Co
wAs the heaviest toeT the thfrFez
taking = casex d c~iKzrettes valued
~ $40 None 81 the stamped eR-
arettss IL the store room were both
Erred according o Sheriff } Guy
Kreha. the burglars obviously being
smart enough % reallse the NUM-
bers OF the stamps could b. traced
The Pan-Am Service Station lost
q radio. , automatic pistols and =
watch. the latter being dropped s.
Joex Service Station later and stop
ping af ITO. giving an indication Of
the time o. the robbery.
Joss Service Station va broken
into also losing 800 IN change. and
Macks Place located nearby had al
electric piano broken into and the
change removed
Tlse kfseriffs office Is making ev-
ery effort 81 a~pprsheud the thief o.
thieves. bet no clues seem available
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-10
SOUVENIR EDITION

The announcement Of the
seaxenir etf.ion ef the Adver-
tIseT Publishing Company has
been received - the Jackson
Counfy citizens nth enthusiasm
and Ne knsW eTeryene viii -
PLEASED with fhis tzzse-
Although this particular issue
sin be mere 81 les dedicated e
the ingalls, Shlpbailding Ger
pexallsn. it heralds the era Of =
new Gay of prosperity In the
shipbuildinE line. Il viii ahzo ke
IN edition 10 pablieiEe the many
ether Industries Ieezted In this
seefien. and IS encouragement -
possible prospective industries
% isaatc IN Jackson County.
Thousands Of extra copies vii
- printed and mailed throeTh=
eaf the country - prOminent
nesSapen officials mAnufaE-
saE~1 and etherz Hhs may be
interested. As VEL az thoroughly
dlstribaled In Iaekssn Ceanty
- VisitoFx On The day Of the
xizilsu on the DAY Of The
launching Of the SEA swallow.
These desiring % nail eop1@
- friends and athers who might
- interested IN IscAting In this
section may order copies to mail
anywhere IN The United States
- Ten cents pr eopy, pestzEe
paid Al orders must be In The
Advertiser effiee Pet later than
kEzs soth - lnsafx aehyer1.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-10
SINGING RIVER ELECTRIC
PATRONS GET ALLOTMENT
FOR INDIVIDUAL WIRING

According 70 3 bulletin issued BY
the Rural EectTiflcafton Admins
frzfion d ne Department Of Agn-
culture. Il Is stated that -REh has
allotted $1,000 70 this power sys-
ten Singing River Association 70
Be re-lent % finance individual
members installations Of wiring and
plumbing ne cooperative VII de-
hermine tast hoE the moneF wfn Be
available and IN general. the terms
On which L I'll re-lend the funds.
REA requires. AczsSers thai TIE In
cludnal notes shall not finance
more than % per oent q the cost Of
any installation. and the MONEY
must Be repaid IL not more than five
yszrE Al iezst Two payments 3 year
must Be made.
Although the cooperative VIII
pay only about ; pct cent On the
money oxed me rat % individual
borrowers mazt Be F4eher. II order
y meet lhE expezse C collection,
Bookkeeping and 80 On REA sug-
KzEE thzf individual notes b made
- c Per eenl annual interest On the
unpaid balance
This Is u addition q $500 al
b1ec foE TIE szme purpose On June
3. 1853.
The Singing River Electric Power
AAsoazlon has headquarters IN
LAeec2ls. 4 P. LAEeIlez. s1pern-
tsnoent and J 2 Co5e. attorney.
The project IS 20 miles E1tn Ge
menbefz IL lines beng u Jack
Hn. Greene a1c George counties
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-10
NEW ORLEANS ASSN. OF
COMMERCE GOOD WILL
TOUR VISITS PASCAGOULA

A party Of twenty-five prominent
business and professional men Of
New Orleans, representing the New
Orleans Association Of Commerce,
visited the Mississippi Gulf Coast
wednesday on a Good VIII tour
Making their first stop at Cult
Park College. they then proceeded 20
Gulfport Prom there they went TO
Biloxi. where they were entertained
az q reception.
Their arrival IN Pascagoula was
heralded By two Harrison county
policemen. who escorted them
throughout the city. They arrived
about $50 and we're met by Mayor
Frank S Canty and V P. DeJean, v.
b Herring. Capt H. H Cole. w. r
GulIey and X b. Mahaffey.
They we're taken % the jackson
County Hills. and we're then taken
TO inspect the Ingalls, shipyardS.
The TOUR was shown the water
front. the municipal PARK and the
new golf course. Al Of them seemed
70 be vel pleased a the progress
that Paseagoula has made and fee
sure that II is 70 soon % become one
Of the more prominent cities Of the
South The following Is the person
mel OF the group
r Z. Lea. Woodward. wight &
Co Ltd. chairman domestic com
meree committee. Association q
Comerce: r p Bond Worries Bakinz
Company. tour chairman. John A
Band. Jr- National Bank Of Com
merce. Geo n Carnez. secretary
domestic commerce committee
John = relgker. Jr. : I Lyons &
Co Id. r O. Fitzgerald. HiDefnla
National Bank; Thomas J Flanagan
Spot Cash Wholesale Co: Earl J
Foise. umes-Picayune and New Or
leans States. Charles GenzLa As
ISOLATION u Commerce. L 1
Hlnsen- Eectric& supply Co J. s
King. Fairbanks More = Co
william n. Loua1e. American
Bank = Trust compazg p II Ne
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-10
Francis L. Fremont
Dies By Drowning
In P~ascagOula River

Francis Z Fremont Ezs drowned
n the Pzsc4zoala river near the
toll hrfdRe On Sunday morning about
1sD oiclock According % informa-
ton available. Mr.. and Mrs Fre-
mort we're returning % Their home
IN Pasnagoala from a night club
aerozs the river. On reaching the
bridge. instead Of crossing same. u
Is sid that ar. Fremont Kissed BIS
u1fe boodbye. civested himself Of
some Of ms clothing and walked into
the water near the bridge fender.
Il Is stated b. police officers that
Mrs. Fremont aid that she sac MIN
sink into the water. and not reap
pearing. she ran 20 the club 20 &c,
help she also phoned the city po-
lice. and officers responded IT once
going 70 the scene. but no trace OF
TIRE man could be found. Coasi
Gasrdmen we're notified and theJ
At once commences dragging the
river. David K SCARBOROUGH and
Charles J Smith o. the Coast Guard
finding the body about 5s4S ocl0ck.
No motive could be assigned for
Afr Fnemonts act II Is said that
he was q god SKINNER. e & p0-
- rxxEF - N<nf M = 9z1ef on
\ R1cden impulse. and becoming
paralyzec. - unable % keep from
drowning.
Deceased wAs = native o. Pasca-
eoula. and waS = years Of 4ge. He
Is survived b. MS widow. Mrs
Blanche rrenont and two children,
= sister. Mrx Chzxie2 G. Johnaon o.
Pzscsgeuia. ard an aunt. Mrs. Alice
Alien q Biloxi
The faueFaI vas held Monday
aftefDD1n. Nay 6. a. three O'Clock.
cont1nued On Last Pzeel
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-10
c. A. Blanchard Made
Assistant To Manager
Miss. Export Railroad

G A Blanchard. formerly OF
Baton Rouge. Louisiana. arrived IN
Moss Point this week 20 take up his
duties as assistant 70 Acting General
Manager OF the Mississippi Export
Railroad. TO which office he vas
appointed b. the Board Of Directors
Al q meeting held on May ;
Ar Blanchard recently resigned
from his position as assistant u
the trainmaster Of the Louisiana a
Arkansas Railroad. with offices at
Baton Rouge, which place he had
held for the past five years.
He started hts railroad work in
1916 with the Gulf. Mobile &
Northern Railroad and has been
continuously in this kind Of work
lie expects 10 bring his family to
Moss Point and make this their per-
manent home.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-10
ELECTION 10 BIZ HELD SOON
VOTERS TO PASS ON CHANGE
FORM OF CITY GOVERNMENT
peflfian aixsed ~ ~ II QuaHsed Electors Asks That sBeh
An kssrlson " Held On Monday. June 10. 1914. To
Decide n Present PORN T. To Be Retained

~ refeence - = eEai noftes plb.
Hsfssd b sngaafF to5amn a. this -.
80 q ell - a~u nat e. elscti0n
nas peen ordered - ne atT coanicl'
e - netd o. Mondtsy tbf ION day
e Jans. ip41 ard ta exetiaH eom-
masionerz 81 ue cty arr 1fna ~
al nottcs q st3h eiectiM
Thr fozlouius pEopo4tiozz iii b.
Submitted g Ne etccsogs of TIE city
PR tire Coumhson PORN q Gov
er11msnt and ~Ag4tnst the Com
mrED Fxm q Government The
eiertion h BENG held IN re6pone -
. petition kixnec - twenty-five DIT
cent q t1e voters q ihe city Ask1ng
uaas the present commission form
q government Of the cts be ahoi-
lsned should the rxult Of be
ebectsn - -FoF. the commission
form I'll remain e. y h Should
uae result - Against the city
Nould automatically revert - the
former AktermAnr Form Of Gov
eminent
me eAeetson Ef1 b. he'd e me
three voting prccincE o. the uiy,
ana al qualified electors d the cify
al have Al opportunity q voting
whether the city shall return 70 the
cd aloeFmanic form Of government
o. remain u1dez the commission
form ~ i Is nov.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-10
JUNIOR senior
ANNUAL BANQUET
TONIGHT AT EIGHT

The annual Junior Senior ban
quet one Of the outstanding social
events Of the Moss Point school
wear. viii b held IN the Moss Point
Community House on Friday night
May 10. beginning a. 500 O'Clock
Besides the members o. the Sen
Tor class. the Junior class vii have
as their guests the members Of the
high school faculty, the trustees Of
the school and their wives.
The circus theme wiil be carried
out IN the decorations and the men
wifh the guests 70 BE- served BY e.
lected members Of the Sophomore
and Freshman CLASSES dressed as
clowns
The program for the evening VIII
begin with invocation BY Rev. j p
Brock. Baptist minister. and viii Be
followed D 3 welcoming address
and q response By Inez Angelo ind
Charles L1ndneF. respectively. presi-
dents Of TIE Junior and Senior
classes Carrying oat The circus
theme The Man On The Flying
Trapeeze xfIi be rendered BY Ey-
erett Harper. Alton CHI. Kelly and
Rudolph Williams and = dance By
MaiYA sufhoff. After + m1Sical
novelty number Love Song Renalc
by Mile Blades. Mildred Cunning
ham. Dorothy Rhodes and Henry
Turner. Crystal Gazer Billy Ewes
sin give the class prophecy.
Dancing vii begin Il go O'Clock
with the music by Edward B Wright
! and his Progressive MeTrYuaakers.
The banquet Is sponsored BY the
Junior class ana prepared and serv-
! "a b. the mothers O the class.
headed y AFz. q. p. Angelo.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-10
Better Homes Tour OF
The East Side Home
Demonstration Gu b

me East side Home Demcnstra-
ton Club held It's Better Homes
Tour Friday afternoon. May Bird.
from the hesne Of Mrs J. ?. Taylor
IN River Road. and then 70 the diff
ferenf homez IN the community
The tour ended AZ the home Of Mrs.
O Z Scott. where the monthly
meeting wzx held. The meeting
wAs called g order b. the prex-
cent Mr. Ravens Plans we're
made 10 have : flower she's Eatur-
day. May II. After the bushes.
session. Reverend J. W. Moore Of
P~zNaguaia. gave an interesting talk
en- better hemes. Mrs Scott served
ice cream 70 about eighteen mem
ben. and che visitor. Al enjoyed
the afternoon Next meeting viii BE-
9Th Arz Hnl6a Hooks. June ]. 1910.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-10
Mobile Historic Club
Members Visit The
Old Spanish Fort
About Fifty Mobile Women Have
Picnic Dinner and Hear Historic
Talks

On Wednesday about fifty ladies'
Of Mobile, members OF the Historic
Mobile Preservation Society. visited
the Old Spanish Fort here and had
q picnic dinner on the grounds
They reached Pascagoula about
twelve O'Clock noon, and we're met
on the highway BY Carl Delcomyn.
who acted for the American Legion.
and escorted them 70 the grounds
around the Old Fort. Mesdames
!. o Grant ]. S Ptttnan. Eugene
Gautss- and r @ Ian der wer also
present as representatives OF the Le-
gion Auxiliary. After a splendid
picnic dinner under the large pecan
trees that shade the grounds around
the Old Fort Carl Deicomyn
called the meeting to order
and told the ladies he had been sent
BY the Legion 70 welcome them and
that he hoped they would enjoy
themselves 50 much they would come
again. He then introduced W. 7.
Sparkman. of the Chronicle-Sta
who addressed the ladies on the his
tory Of the Old Fort. as far as he
had been able TO learn from books
and records available. They we're
very much interested in the subject.
and asked the speaker a number OF
questions. some Of which he was
able 10 answer.
He was responded to by Mrs
Pueh. the president Of the Mobile
organization. who told Of It's objects
and aims, being principally inter
ested IN preserving all records o.
historic interest 10 Mobile and the
Gulf Coast. Mrs Eugene Gautier
and Mrs. J Q Grant also spoke
briefly. telling Of things they had
heard about the Old Fort and is
+ former owners
Altogether. Il Was a very happ,
occasion. and We regret space vii
not permit Us % give a more de-
tailed account.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-10
PROCEEDINGS Of
SUPERVISORS
FOR MONTH OF MAY.
u.suiius nusfnees Tran4aeted Ctf
~ Fswageuia Given Aafhesfty
To fag 6as Pip IAues

Report 81 sheriff relative -
maansrt handed during uhs month
q Apfil approved
Report q sheriff relative %
nf84nern DRAINED ~ countv non-
uet camp dafing April approved
REPORT o. county agent home eco
nemics ioT Month Of April. approved.
Report o. prosecuting sttoTney for
north 81 April. considered and ap-
proved
Report OF bridge foreman for
monu OF April considered and ap-
proved
Report OF county bridge eommiz-
sioner for month Of April. c0ns5d~
cred and approved
Report OF s Z Bllo0. county con-
Wet foreman tor month Of April
considered and approved
Report Of A. p Megehee. county
superintendent o. education. for
month OF April. considered and APP
proved.
Report Of K " Burnham. relative
70 sale OF bridge books. considered
ana approved.
Report OF ehancery clerk on sale
Of bridge books. considered and APP
proved
Report OF A .. Coleman. keeper
county home. for month Of Auril.
considered and approved.
Report OF members Of board Of
supervisors relative TO the construct
tlon. maintenance and condition Of
public roads. and bridges in their
respective districts heard. considered
and approved
Report Of directors OF jackson
County Hospital for month Of April.
considered and approved.
Report of DR.. R G. Lander. coum-
IS health officer. for month Of April.
approved
Report OF county agent agriculture
for month Of April. considered and
approved
Report Of county health depart
ment for month Of April, approved
Report OF county colored agent
home economics for month OF April
approved
Petition Of Trustees st. Martin
Consolidated School for Authority to
make loan for improvement 70
school property. continued for
further consideration.
Authority granted TO the City Of
pascagoula TO lay gas pipe line
along highways in jackson County.
Mississippi
Countrywide ". p. A. Project APP
proved and sponsors application
filed
Petition OF Mrs Inez q. Coulson
ln-re back taxes ON property Ia the
City Of Moss Point allowed.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-10
ingalls, Athletic
Gu Announces
Dance On May Is

The ingalls, Athletic Club mis-
week announces 3 gala dance q be
held in the Paseae0ula Community
House on Saturday night May 70.
from 1000 TIL 2s00 O'Clock. with
music furnished By Howard Glass
and ms Kings q Swing.
Proceeds Of the affair VII b. used
D the club primarily for the build
noances plans for he building o. q
bal diamond IN PaScaRouia. As well
3 various other worthwhile pro5ee8
At the same time the club an
noancss plans for the buIllaE Of a
club house for me benefit q en-
ployees Of ingalls, shipbuIdine Cor
poranon and town people The club
I'll be operated As any other social
organization. with reCEeaaonal Ia
c1Iiues 70 sui ne taste Of Al Mem-
bers Etn have TIE privilege q using
reading rooms. billiard aus Ping
pong tables. boEhng alleys etc
Don't forget . marx Mag = or
Your calendar q The da1E q TIE
IS dance st ne Community House
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-10
.wPASCAGOULA ATTY.
DISAPPOINTMENT
TO HONORARY POST

Among the appointments an
nounced this week b Governor Pau
johnson was that Of Judge Harold
y. GautieF foT the state 81 Large
o. the Board % Trustees a Tnstitu-
tens Of Higher Learning
Ar Gautier 1 3 native o Pasea-
koaia. attending elementary and
high school here He Is q graduate
Of Ag Of the University q Alss-
sippi. receiving his b A Degree
there
he entered the practice o. IaN II
Pascagoula and has served IS City
Attorney for Nos Point he Is nov
serving as CITY Court Judge fo~ Pas
ezzouiA he has long been Feeos-
nlaed as one o lie kadlng attorneys
O Mississippi