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Evening star., 1940-12-08

Blanche Wootton, star leadon
roller Of Rosslyn's champion Ladies
District League, will be the defend
ing titleholder when approximately
IS of the city's leading woman duck
pinners compete this afternoon and
tonight in the 18th annual Meyer
Davis tournament at Lucky Strike.
Washingtons own girl duckpn
show, originated in 1928 by Bill
Wood, Lucky Strike general man
azer, will be rolled in two shifts.
the first five-game block starting
at 2:30 pm. and the final at 7:3o.
While Mrs. Wootton is tackling
the difdcult task of retaining her
laurels, Lorraine GULL, King Pin
team leader, will be shooting for her
ninth victory in the event. Winner
in 1928 and 1929. the Capitals pre-
mier woman roller watched Marge
Smith and Margaret Lynn walk on
with the honors the next two years
before she came back to annex six
consecutive championships.
Georgia Hays Ends Streak.
Georgia Hays broke Lorraine's
long string of victories in 1888 be-
fore retiring almost completely from
the game. Mrs. Wootton set q 10
game record Of 1,l9l for the tour
nament in winning last year.
Such stars as Catherine Quigley,
I.,cile Young. Doris Goodall and
Irene Scott, who rolled in the frst
tournament, are expected to COM
pete.
Most Of Washington's leading
man sharpshooters will trek to Bal
timore this afternoon for the Mary
land State Open to be rolled at the
East Way and Imperial pin plants.
Ray Fiorentino, Baltimorean, who
is the No. 8 national ranking bowler
is the defending champion. A spe-
cial shift to be rolled at tbs has
been scheduled for Washington roll
ers attending the Redskin-Bear
game.
Also of interest will be the Sham
rock-Hyattsville match at Takcms
at 7:30 tonight. The invading
Marylanders will have Buck McDon-
AID, Len Smith, Howard Ritchie,
Wally Burton and Irvine Billhimer
On tho firing line. The shamrocks,
who Lost only hg . four,pdn margin
Evening star., 1940-12-08
Rowing Referee Is Czur

NEW YORK, Dec. LP).-Recau-
ing the confusion at the Pough-
keepsie Regatta last June, the Row.
ing Coaches Association of Amer
lea today asked that the regatta
referee be given full authority from
the scheduled starting time of the
first race until the races have been
rowed.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
rack Tutors to Meet
On December 2o-3O
Ry the Assori,t.d pr.,s

by tlIe ASSOCIAteQ PresS.
NEW YORK. Dec. Harry
Hillman Of Dartmouth, secretary Of
the Association of College Track
Coaches of America, has an
nounced the organization will hold
its annual convention in New York
December 1890.
I Preparatory. high school and
athletic club coaches also have been
invited to attend.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
DiehI Will Lead Iowa

IOWA CITY, Iowa, Dec. 7 lP,.-
Bill Diehl of Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
junior center. has been elected cap
tain of the 1941 Iowa eleven.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
CopitoFs Woman Bowling Aces
After Meyer Davis Lourels;
Maryland Open Lures Men

to the crack Recreations of Balti-
more last week. will be Ernie Hauser
Leon Fleisher, Johnny Burger.
Dutch Sherbahn, Rex Stewart and
Hap Newman, captain.
Caroline Hiser Starring.
The December issue of the Duck
pin World, a National Duckpin
Bowling Congress publication, re-
veals that Caroline Hiser of Hyatts-
vile tops the Baltimore Major La
dies League with an average Of
1913 for 80 games. Katherine
Wick shows the way in the Spillwag
Major League at Norfolk with 120-
13, while Edna Brockwell is the lead
ing fair roller in Richmond with
1T averages in the John Marshall
and Richmond Ladies leagues.
Both Lucy Rose and Lorraine
GULL pale these fat marks with re-
spective 1921 and 120-16 averages
in the Ladies District League.
Jack White of New Haven tops the
country's male duckpinners with an
average of 1920 for 36 games in
the Southern Connecticut League.
His brilliant rolling includes six
consecutive 400 sets. Winfield
Guerke, the Recreation Center star,
leads the Baltimore Major with l29-
IL for a games. Mike Shattuck is
high in the Oriole Bowlers Major
with 1918 for So games. Ray
Barnes has 13l-15 for 80 strings in
the Capital City loop of Richmond.
Jimmie Wallace is Norfolk's stand
out with 1919 for So games.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
Coach Called to Service

LEWISTON. Me. Dec. R.-
Leslie (BucD Spinks, varsity basket
ball coach at Bates, has been or
dered to report ter military service
Evening star., 1940-12-08

Rice Standardization, Ellis.
8. N. q. scoring-Touchdown Keeton:
point from try after Touchdown, rasaua
tplacement). Rice scorinS-Touchdown
Referee. Abb curtis .(Texas); umpire,
Ioecoe Ninten f{ndiansl: l4esma4, 1lrl
Evening star., 1940-12-08
Pin Pushers Go to Top.

Rolling an effective 321, Trudy
Rasch was high as the Pin Pushers
tanned the Alley Cats to gain first
place in the Social Security Ladies
League. Kitty Mulroe gave the
States a 81 edge over the Red Sox
with top scores Of 125-338 to move
into . tie for the runnerup spot
with the Pinettes as the latter
dropped the odd one to the Bar
Maids.
Sellers Plumbers lead the Pet
worth League by 3-game margin
over Brotman's Market, with the Bill
Jawishes in third place. q game be-
hind the runnerup. Lou jenkins
with 123, Is . point ahead Of Wal
dorf Reed for top average.
Evening star., 1940-12-08

Totals 8 o s Totals "a 81
,Referee-Mr. Gaist. Umpire-Mr. Mitch
ell.
Evening star., 1940-12-08
Junior 'Y Loop

Totals---9 01S Totals IL o22
Referee Mr.. Mitchell. Umpire Mr..
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
CONCERT OF P.H.S.
GLEE CLUB night
OF DECEMBER II
Classical F-vurites And Christmas
Careis Win Ne Fezfurx OF
The Entertainment

The RascagoulA High Schoaal GKs
C1lh vii present a cozlceTT o. the
naEhs OF Desernher n. la<0 a. s DC
uc4ock ThtE wll be the first gaes
ctu1 concert fer this seaauu The
uOncert slu he u1oe4 direc13nn q
Ar1ae Elizabeth DasIn director 81
muxze II the PAscAguulE Schools
TAs glee cub VII be assisted b. the
E1acf baud ane the foursh grace
both q grammar schoo Il aaal-
tor a. classical anc asnna-clAzzlcal
~sslarts0fA there all be . number q.
familiar Christmas rarals III
prtrf 81 admission e tins affair
Wiz be fifteen sne twenty-five
ofxgfK
Giee ciah Officers are D. follows
President Virginia EHdebgNna
TigN-prexloent = " Ruosan J
Eecreaary-treaS1ref. Pa IrcEief
ciun repur1fT Jaan Dove.
The pf0eeeds q the cuneer az
e b uaea 70 Jay fer the Kidd3
Band Instruments au1 u41er ma.
hrs&k fo use II the MUSIC uepan-
nse1t
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
CRIPPLED CHILDREN OF
JACKSON COUNTY WILL
BENEFIT By CAMPAIGN
Plans Made To Provide treatments And Other Assistance
For Children Who Are Handicapped
Through Physical Defects.

A campaign 70 raise faDdt C a1e
the crlppasc ct1faoren u jackson
County n reoeivlnE treaEzneax q
restore them &c n~axnnH1cy ua2 map
PED ous Wednesday nigtt ~ q
meeting &C the jackson Comfy
Cnapaer q ne National Founo&-
aou Ter InsAutllk Paralysis Tins
campaign VII begin mex wei WITT
zae March q Uznez zHc I'll enc
xsfh ne annual Presidents Bal q
D. nec AZ . cate Ia January % De
determined later.
TIE Jackson Csanty Chapter Is
fkae ely chapter q TIE National
arEzu1zarzoz II Southeast Mzssls-
spa a1c a. effur1 81 oe mace
LIS gezT & r2aae q lazEeT Gza0uIzf
g nzeney tar hzs exez been rntsee
before Il tbs section
We nave moc1 fM which . b.
greetefn IL Uae Declining lncdenea
q pals0myeht8 h. Elszlz1pU
Gaoak z cEszTEe report lite unns
per q cases fm 1e eountrT ~ 8
white i0N frusn Ia2 - za2e hu ~
nznza<x EE liza sszlx osene&sec from
s. 4 1gSE = e = 1858
Or felz1 eezznsf ms 1zzezZ
n0weFef. czluot ia Arez1F =
ezsez g pa4anFeltG have besU re-
po~1e1 IL - roauflez = IL SAL
curing 1ea0
There are snqzy-flrs enzp.ez q
the Ksaona Fuzndsroz for zufan.
lie FasHlxE& covering foTzy-Ei
8 egunzasS. = TIE Elate Tnsr e.
aen1eznR : nucn usede1 serzzzx :
1oe R4cElHz3 ~ psa1omzsA2x = ~
ssazE ~ furnishing lraesz crzsGnez
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

disqualification transportation &c
and from canlcs and og1ler services
Ine Woxk cone Is ne Georgia
WARN Spr18n FuGneslon i wei
knoxE 4 large porta1n q tax
m0ney rgzaee VII remain here Tor
1ocGl sork aHlone crapaaes II ser
era Anc III no. - aaezfine6 &c
p-oAouxelias viesaE a5ane
Nkss wll8e BsHe ssah eoautY
registrar q VITA EaGst8rE Is maj
anF 3 surfe4 nos e drssrm1ne nuN
many crippled children tneze are
20 tne co4zzt9 VIC NA ueec assist
anti * : e~EEzHaEtee Naaf there
ART between So azae O. q TINS nam.
1eF xho eoac bs Restored K Horn.
- ueFKlopaaeli
Il 1bf MArlh - uamez eam-
palgn Il l. PROPOSED e haze tu0
tarlez 81 ~ eGcn having a1aa sc
noes IL Elzk G. 8 dlnaa TIE nahaa
I'll ~ askee &c IL uaeM hoes Nala
the~ cuaas These III BE- ~ "
s. KlhFes Store $40 near - clts
haN md - BE- q caarFs e wo-
u8en NQrkeFz TaH baanaF 81 y
upeEzzec e Frlas1 a1z SATURDAY oa
eac6 NeeE
us MasTaerzz. De9ean i char
n1E1 g ae szraaazEu 2n1 d p A
T1uMq&oE KiCesUezoeu4 q thf
lSca eaEpsEr - chaxEE q -
Marc e Dimes
M1z Erafns DaEgsss Il 10 easrRs
q aFTanReu1erU fCg ne bzE A.
Ol-szz0clzz put=E-toHn cHeaextrs
NlA - uHaaEut - FazaERa4a <
fuu1 tzt mazle for aas 81
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
new COURT HOUSE.
ENDORSED BY K. C..
COUNCIL MEETING
r~amAEMnaa Kmsxhtm ct Caaumhns
- EazeF Taam In gArksan
C~&akg BashefhA&l LnAxus

Nalh Il b q uan-pn1ucAz orEAn-
HsNan 0e PaseagxszlA Cognr3
EaAN 0f CnazznhgA endorsed Hae
raHtbn1sf 81 tae recent
&n& glng ~ aae csfrasf uourz 1sMt
q aNsf Nnmz h0asaE he ezxcteG e.
pAMA9CeA ao replace me present
w4ure4 Hfzfen d nc l0naenf HAxa
&e4My and h unE4fsec - Ghe prns-
H aH8 nNa13 Fax1aszs u4ter a.
Afsmzs IN ne cay also have
ma1EMna uE renpEnrnxu6A1EnER
IL cuzhca III enter a teNzr n
1e 5ArEsnn Co4uty hAkkrfnau
leaEuK winch b nou betze orTan-
zad A ~razznnf.fee composed oi
lauxus WNxl& ~ Dus KrenA IT
ard LOsax RerreE. wsil have charge
q 2e crKanizstiun Wiz Percy Lar
Eu ~ fukzaneHr and euzch
A israK cuxzznslttec q el,s men,
hHrS wma arpozntec e assist IL 1ls-
lrina&oE Ct uae cuntyzbustau sn-
gaazA for Our L&dF us victories
CNrA and vii ca-rs cut TITS vork
Tex 61neay Afternoon Tne con-
A%tRA = EA&4tAA=EG q TO- ,
sAn Chairman MElton Vaughan
Eng WcodmAas Cu Krehx u.
Hzrnld Bazse. ivan MsarrKy. Franc-
Is Murzax. John o Grant Jr- p
DlTsonI Lazsn1e WattB 81 LaEgnle
WaEtA n RAlrh BeIlmRn Henry
NaaEN. CaF9 Ferres. Veznun reJaAn
Raiph zetglcr. J. d Buffet J 3
Deanzas nne Carl Garrison
Res Fsther p } Carey. spiritual
alrarznE g TIE council mace an
ngaEnfWseut o. the A-hourS oevo-
lfan nassirez winch VIII be conduit
"a n Our LncF 81 Victories Church
aaTilug Sunday afternoon ure1ae
a4 member q the council 10 at
end
Fall0ElTas tfse business session the
enjoyed motion pictures
81 ule Louisville flooa. taken anc
aA0un b. Dr ) r. NcDonauRh.
aftsr whi1h q buffet supper was
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
Engineers Here To
Investigate Needs OF
Local Post Office

N anticipation Of continued tn
creased demand for lock boxes Post
master Arthur v. Smith has reQues-
sne an ingnEslgaeznn Ct eaa nseaz ~
Rsacagu&zAa and IA engineer has ar
r7Ved % make an Investigation
There are no vacant boxes al the
posi- office. MI. 6mtEa said. and ap-
pAcstaonx = being taken from pa
irons who desire boxes and granted
as vacancies occur.
With the Inauguration Of q mass
hoase-building program. the work
al the local post office vii take q
new Spurt and the enormous IN
crease which has occurred recently
vii continue 20 new heightk. LII.
Smith I'D that money orders writ
Ten AZ his office were 50 to 50 per
cent above those written one year
ago and probably we're more than
any South Mississippi city. except
possibly HaEtaeznure. Additional
clerks and carriers have been added
70 are for the growing demands re-
sulttng from Pascaeozlss prosper
ity.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
c CHRISTMAS SEAL
SALES ENCOURAGE
LOCAL " ORkERs
Tuberrulazis Seal Sales More Nx-
eS<xry Now Than Ever. In Time
OF National EmerKeney

Early returns from ne annual
Christmas Sea- sale have encourzR-
&c tuberculosis association workers
&c hope for . gratifying outcome
Mrs c s BeAruslee. local president
salc to-day. and strong endorse
menB OF the orgRntzatauns wcrk
continue 20 come from persons
prominent IN national AFFAIR."
The CHRISTMAS Seal Campaign
should BE q par O. the routine &C
eVeryozae n Amex1c2-- saac Raym-
ouc Gram Swing. radio cosnuaen-
taf1r who ADDED Its continued
xuoccsx Is essential 70 American
health. The fight against tuher-
culaslE Il slowly being wou and
every person should know Il Is Q
privilege 70 take part n the VT
tor
LoulS BromFaeld noted author.
sAAa lsat The good the t~aberculos-
Is association Is aoizzE Is MOI tenn
po9arx but eternal and Il would h<
tragic and unuaze for R0od citinezm
to uter3ouk this work
III FFaro e EnhiTzson ard WA
Ter WtncheA T also Among those
who ADDED their support 10 the
campaign.
Local workers re1terRfeo that the
programs Of the tuberculosis asso-
Cation are considered BY al
authorities 10 be more necessary
ucu than ever before because q
conditions o. national emergency.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
Plans Announced
For Annual Ball Of
Moss Point YMBC

Final plans we're announced ahts
week for the annual midnight III
dawn Christmas dance. sponsored
b the Moss Point Young Mems
Business C1ab.
The dance tatx year VII be held
a. the PascAgoula Community
House. starting ixnzne6iatAly after
Christmas evening. which would Be
1.Se Christmas morning and last
ing until $50 a m.
Music VII BE furnished BY Cliff
Pennington and his orchestra. VINO
are very popular N this secta3n
Members Of the Dance Commit
tee are Harold Monroe. chairman.
J c Hassen. Prank spann and Carl
Segerblom.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
Girl Reserves Have
Candle lighting At
Methodist Church
amRweszsvs C-ur~zn@mT On wramuM
aaE Evenanx ~ F1vs OaetecA
S~yuzbal1zaAa Chfxztznax

TnR pASnRgnulA 0tfi Reserves
nek ~ impressive u&ncle-Eehtknr
Christmas ceremonial NJ the Metz
nola Church "Wednesday Dersu-
BE- a. 81 five ocieck Ths tnezne
az 1h8 Eersss WAs gsr sYulboas az
Christmas and their Easaninx ElH-
Aseth 0llner anc Alnnae MAs lea-
aer ~ ue eAaole4 xf1ne ahe pre-
luxt was PLAYED b. HeTuztns Mak
HERNIA HGrE ht EsrhIc Anee1s
sing arr Silent EtRf4t Holy
KtEhs were carols surg b. the en.
ux group wiz Dottas Dansnl clun
pianist escauzpA1yfnE TIE khurs
t&1kx were made ny Herrnfne Her
ring 1l1h prckadenl Oni1A Mar
PzEA 5sekar Nrlsun Billie koch
Jamie E&zA Miss SpAskuzAn anc
Herxas LEE Rzcs1mfu JOY Huffman
reuoere1 . SEQ o fAttle zuwu C
Bethlehem accompanied hy Mis-
Dsvsk The speakers explAlnnc the
Hunhoe q tse pine. holly and
candies.
vArgfraa EiidebrAnc whn chair
uar q ase ~curnznitfet n casarEr az
arrangements Tor the SERVICE Tae
following E1r1s wert II tfe pro-
u~aHz11zaal and sang m tire choir
Virginia Eilaehrann 1r1ae Smith
Aarzan Huffman. 0i0r1a Cole. 1nan
Andrews. Wekthn Mae Farmer. Hell
En- DEFurrest arc Yvunne Mc1Nno
MRsrEit EEnznis4 azkzsts1 O. ths
.aano.
TtR high sc1aua1 girls u this club
w1sn e thaak ali persons w1ao az
aendNc TIE se-x4nz a1ac xfanNrnc Their
Interest IN ctr wuFK
YvONfsT MCLEOD
Reporter
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13

a. = Railroad AZ the time cs MS
retirement IN 1892 he was section
foreman for thlk road
Ar Watts Il soon 70 be 81 years
ole Mrx Watts was 80 years Old
ou November - Because q Mr.
watts Is he&lah Il xas derldec &c
hole ; celebration O. their birthday
GuEseraries together. and o. No
venoeT g. o very delightful party
was helc Il Their homer n the huEae
of Mrx : L Wsts A large num-
be- q relatives and frienok we're
present u this occasion 4 beaua-
fu anres-nsreo cake bearing %
ilEa1ec candles cen1erec the hand
sosnely decorated table. THIS and
other refreshments xere served q
1he guests VINO ~ Kew. and MR.
w = Day. MIR J Z Stone. Mrs.
4 A Norwood Mx. AielHk Rolls
Mr. J I Van OSooL Mu z Z
Brewer. Mrz Gent1e. MrE Charles
FuFex. Mz J. 4 Wfeben MrE. "
" Robinson. Mrd Leznmss cnfIdA
M Ferdse walker. his Mamie
Pzrer. Hrz Charles hoe AnE -
NJ cantx Mr. klnz OD0anaox
N2ss Lola Dupse. Mrx PnzIappE f.
land Nu 5otz1 Watsou Nrs = -
Fxellsen In Guy Eoe Mfz c =.
Boiling ErS z Tnornte1. MAss
Lena Hal Mr. Lester Reeves. Mr.
LozInie Eaiix ArE Can Aartzz
Mr. A Waiker. Ms z { Beek-
nzm- Nh 2 - Huczan. IN J -
Marzzn In aaan assz Mfz J. c
Martin Mn jam Watt6 Mrx ! :
Tesea johnson MrA Z A Robert
son anc 1akzn VISTA a11 Fs1ky kae
B4roara Robertson great-grMnE
children q ne nouoFeez
Tie hazzesssz Beze AFE l. :
Wezzz Mrx J. = Wa4zK n " Z
Tnazutaa and ErE : ~ Martin.
~ and kEE #ata reeelKz many
han1soEnE gfH. EezaeunEszszS C
Ne uccaEze1
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
Mission For Single
Catholic Ladies
Conducted Sunday
BetruEa Oponed ~ Cenveut Hall Al
aH A M VIVA Fifty
Heaag Ladies Present.

Fa1aer Csu1 S J. % Su-snghM
CoIlaee helo q one-aay Retreat fur
ms znEiE ladies uf the parish On
S1ndnv. December gth- fssa
Tae Retreat opened - els a4 the
cons1nt Hall ard was spent IN In
sgraeaunx anc prayer. Three visits
KeTe mace 70 the church xlzroueh-
CAS- ans $50 szauNkN Haa na~
n1Afn h1n lie ktAtlonE 81 En Cross
wert reao by Fztaer Carey o. our
Lac OF Victories parish About
ftfff vuuzsg la11es were present. q
the aches II the Hlgh ScnSol &nn
bus es ladies' o. the Town
Tie Sisters Of tie Convent assist
Cd hF Miss Mena ODonohoe and
Ml& Tess johnson. and several
othe7 girls from the Convent. serv-
&C dinner 81 the Knights O. Colurn-
bus Bah
CouieSaons we're heard on Sunday
eT1nlng from 4 O'clock Until AZ
vert heard and q General Holy
Communion al the esse Mass ended
the Fesreaf On Aondar moaning
FatheT Carey and the E1zserk DE-
Drrt credit for tnts go0d work
amnsg the young people q the
iowH
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
Moss Point Man Dies
Suddenly Driving
Car Enroute Home
Alan Elder Apparently Suffered
Heart Attach While Returning
Frem His WEEK.

Allan Elder. s. native and life
long resident Of Mess Point. died
wednesday afternoon about $50
O'Clock while driving his home
from woEk He had been employed
n the Ingslls saipbutld1ng Corpox-
alton and aAd seemed 70 BE II good
health. ana! left the yard for his
home N Moss Point and had gone
Just q short distance north Of the
airp7rton Highway. &C when ne
evidently suffered . heart attack
The CIR ran down the exnbank-
menf OF ne right Ede of TIE rad
into q pine grove. bending down .
small sapltng. which stopped the
Cas-. The car was sad &c have
beer travelling slowly. az Only the
frons bumper 80 bent, and 3 small
section O. the gEzn work oented
Marko Skrxxaetn of Biloxi sad
that he saw E1c cr coming to-
Nzrd han as be was driving Ia ne
opposite direction. and Il seemed
10 him thai Il xAS running ~ itsef.
az he ccui6nI . anyone behind
the Wheel OF L the esr.
Mr. Ekrmeta and several others
investigated and found that the
man waz dead sitting behinc uze
wheel e1umpe6 oger toward TIE
nghf soc u the car. Sheriff J.
Guy Krenk was notified and TN
Eeclatelv t0ok ever. and ne body
was removed from u1e c3x b. fhe
Fa1h Undertaking Pzriorz.
The deceased Is survived By his
wife. Mr. Dora Barr Edez, MoN
Point ore daughter. Hrs Leland
Anae. Kokaxno. M1s4. two nrUkherz.
Pred Eoer. Irxangnuz. Ala an6 s
T. Edex. Hos Point ard ere 9ster.
Mr. liza Ly11alA Moss Po1nt. Re
wzz q nzenzhex q tie Aezhodasl
Church
The fanerzi m - hsA enz
morning - e aacioek wzzh eerx-
ess By Eev. r = Walton. Hefhoz-
- minister. en1 inEsznenE I'll .
IL tie MAcpeiah Cesae1eu.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
Addresses Must
Accompany Names
For EIks Baskets

The coozxrafAun uf Those nencinr
Is names q fnualliex e raretvs
CHRISTMAS baskets from ne PAscA-
goa1aa LooRk q EAE h being ASKED
~ Waller GuneS. chairman @ the
COMMITTEES h czxAFgH All names
turned II u the eznrzsfiex should
DC aecaEnpzniNc ~ addresses &c thai
caEnpsctF investigation might Be
mace before the bRakeG arr O.
Hxereo
INT Elkz plan x distribute 3
large number 81 baskets ~ fuoc ue
1he Eaeecy families O. PEkcaRouiH
Enc Immediate vicinity.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
ChANCERF COURT
DECEMBER TERN
NET ON MONDAY
NuuabeE OF Casex Disposed OF ID
Te Thursday Afternean. ne-
ceSsed Until Frf1ay

TIE Deaeu1bef term a the Chan
ce-x CoErf Tor jackson county cnn-
vcEsec r. tie eou7 house Munaas
morning Deoegnoes . Cn4nreller
2 n Russell O. 0ulfpor4 presiding.
tine o~ttloerk cf the caarf on hand
as wi as the ioeal autornevx me
oocgst vas called Eao cases ~.
when tns court reoeSsee urHt1 Wed
neSaEy morning ano las been IN
session Etnre
Mosf Of ths docket consists q
1ivo-ue caSk E1c q fev succession
cases &c h4 heGro and acted upon
The following CASES wert dEspus-
ec C
Howard BeTry IS Jalla Prtnee
Berry -OTaer requiring complains
AIT t. pay Attorneys teeE
n the mAtsef q the Receixe~shfp
q HRS Augusta H. Huason-De-
cree issued approving receivers fin
a. report
Davis 4 SznErf vs. william Z
&elns%&ut - a3-oecree PTp-Cuu-
Jesse ISSUED auc decree establish
- amount o. debt and directing
SAFE q property involved
II tae matter q fhe last VII and
testament q Nancy Mltcheu-os-
r'9 lssuee admitting wIl . pro-
bate anc rseore H,e ave,st,. -.
MrE teSt&mentAY.
G4nnle CLAYTON Vgneleave Is "
Enseraon Bullock e R1-decre uro-
co2aiesso hoo ina decree Nuue Pre-
Tune lsytsed
= ktazsNSaTzau W ElaE q
MlsslsNpu e al-Onapr 4Sr,,as
granting defendant Alexanoer Cur
y time u nleae
4 ae matter u toe ao0us1on of
anIauf NeeDN . mlnU-enz1 DE-
efee issued.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-13
INGALLS, SHIPYARD TO
LAUNCH FOURTH VESSEL
HERE NEXT SATURDAY
--latest ship To Be Named 5. s Mormacpenn. With Mrs Carl
p. Farbach As Sponsor. Public WIN Be Invited
To Attend Launching Ceremonies

The 8 s -Mnrmacpenn~ 0ne laxs
q q group 6 three nee Ensps IN
or construction ~ the Knszis
sniphulAzlng Cozp1rntions Pxsra-
Frula yard tox the Mcore-Maccor-
Rack Lines tne- q New YORK yin
h~ karrasec Saturday December Il.
Il waz ann0uzced By ingalls, offlcaAk
iris ueck TIE Launching xau take
place e. . O'Clock n the morning
and VII Dc open % the pabaxc
The q s -M0rmAcpenn" is use
fourth q the C-s type ail-welded
xteel cargo vessels % be launched
here during TIE past M month";
Like her sister shspA the "ExcheS-
cuer.- sMornacxnsan" and Nor
macfade she Ia ga feet long, with
60 feet and Sd inches beam. and
Is designed for q Speed q ia knots
SHE Is Of f2s8S tons dea6wxixht
and 7.T7s gross tons. with q cargo
capacity Of TD.aoo nAss cutie feet
ancfucsng en.noo cueac feet Of re-
frtgcrseed space Like her sister
ships she win have accornodauons
fur twelve passengers
The sMormacpenn- along with
the other vessels VII b operated
~ the Moure-McC0znacks Amers-
czE Republics Lane service between
the Atlantic Coast Of the United
States and the east Co&z az South
America
Mrs Carl p rArbarh, wife Of the
General Counsel Of the United
States Maritime Commission. yin
sponsor The aMormacpsxzn- at the
launching Sae is the former Flor
enee Allstre whitehead of Denver,
Colo. daughter Of Nr. and Nz
Prank Whitehead she was edu-
Gated a. hiss Wetcotts School IA
Denver and al Mss 5pences School
n Eew York City. She Il . menu
Der Of the Junior League Of Wash
trgton- D. c. Being an excellent
e-Qneztrtenne. she does . great deal
q riding. She 10 the mother q tEo
children. Peter A1lzire and Karen
Harmon
The launching of the -Mormac-
penn VIII be the third o. "a ves-
s9s BUN for the -McCor-
mack interests. The ~Exchester,"
second ship built here under the
present program. wax originally built
fer the z. s Maritime Commission
% be sold 70 the American Export
Lines however. with her acquisition
By the Mnore-McCoxmaek LneA
her name was changed 20 the -Mor-
mncmocn"
In order 10 meet TIE needs Of the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Lines, extensive
alterations had 70 be made 70 the
AorInacmoon. thus causing some
oelsy n her delivery. which ck5Rt-
ns1ly ~ scheduled for last mnutn.
The tentative GATE for her trial run
las been set for next waeek Decen-
her 10 and 10.
Monro b LAnier. president q
the ingalls, Shtpouilding CORPORA
ton. arrived IN Pzscagoula yeszer-
DAY morning. TO confer with local
officials concerning the launching
Of the new vessel
The ships being built here IN Pas
csE0nlA N receiving high praise
from Maritime interests. both for
Their construction and msneuver-
ability. The ingalls, yard Il said 70
R the most thoroughly eQuipped
II the United States for construc-
ton Of the an-velded type vessels