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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
City Officials Agree
On Gas Pipe Change
Adding S12,50O Cost
L1ttreii Contracting Company To
Start Work sasn ON Pnecaxsusa
Gas Distribution system

Construction uork Oh the Natural
0as Distribution system Tor pasca.
goaaia and Aoss Paint j expected 70
be started within 3 few Gays b sae
LAttren CSzss-Aeling &C me pro.
Ject wil cost about ss75oao. and BE-
sides including the cost Of erecting
a pumping station At Pa2esxonis
AND mpellne tarougiIouf other sec
tons Of the city. il calls fos con-
structaon q q pipeline 20 miles
north 70 Lacedale where lt will
connect with the Southwestern 0aa
Co. lines
Permission was given b. the city
Officials 20 the I4urelI Company 10
change the sire OF the main pipe
lines from ftve-inch Pipes 10 /
Inch pipes MADE Of the same ma
This was done 1t al ad-
diiioral cssi OF sf1s0o which i 70
* paid the L1ttren Co
LAtffeli Construction Co. has iust
sompieted the construction OF a
natural gas distribution syxteru for
he city Of Pacayune. This project
vas voted upon BY the people Of
1cayune sume time after pAsca-
sot4la residents voted to have ma
urAi gas brought hers.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
PASCA 49, HOUSING
PROBE. a4STARTED,
FOUNDAaa ARE LAID
First House Rise ~ Largn Crews Set To Work On Gigantic
Project On Lada Street Near
Golf Course.

The E&oo 900 Naval Housing pro-
1ect FOR Defense workers st Pnsca-
E0ula was actually started thiS week
and vuFk H vel underway b the
Mc0ee and Son contractors Of
Laurel A large number Of werk-
Haen n employed on the VARIOUS
phases 81 the project and more are
expected 70 be added as the work
p~rogresseS
The first unit Of the prosecf Il
row rising xkyward with part Of
the framing o. this structure being
erected today Other wurkmen are
busy laying The foundations for
other homes and preparing for
other parts Of the project which viii
include construction 81 reefs side
walks sewer system. drainage. Rms
and water piping
The prOlect nov being worked on
Is that which VIII house the white
people. II Is located on Lada
street east Of Market street. near
the e Pascagoula Golf Course
Offices OF the MCGEE construction
Company have been set up in the
Old Pascagoula National Rank
building above the A. a p. Store
Charles III North is general supertn-
tenoent Of the construction: J. A.
Mickey, chief time-keepet. @ A
Borer. office engineer. L j Gard
ner, assistant general supertntend-
ent; Heber Wells. plumbing super
intendent: s ID Pener. electrical
superintendent and c. w. George.
superintendent Of roads and walks.
The present houses wfIl be OF
wood frame construction and win
Dc modern IN every resfRct They
VIII be built 70 accommodate TOO FAM
HES. The majority OF the buildines
viii be single family units.
Materials for constructing 100
steel houses TO accommodate negroes
employed In the National Defenxe
begun 70 arrive and work win
be started on them in q few DAYS.
TINS part OF the project win be
built on Market street between
jackson avenae and School street.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
BURNERS WORK
But
STILL HOLD OUT

The barners esupaeyed At Gbe
Ingalls, shipyzra in P2scaguula
returned % werk yesterday
msrning after being eas eight
days
Representatives Of the crane
operators Of the P1scaEeula
Lscal Of the A. y. Of l. and
officials Of the Ingalls, ship
building Cooperation were I'm
conference until EAte yesterday.
In An effsrt 20 irsn cot the dif-
ferenees IN their cantroverzy
over wage scales Up until the
time of Eoing 70 press hast night.
M decisien had been reached
The BURNER. who are I'm
pioyed In cutting steel for ships
at the local shipyard. left the
yard about Ils3e O'Clock. We'd
nesAzy merning Of last week for
a ~caiied meeting.- and have
been In session since that time.
The conference between the
Ingalls, officials and unian repre-
sentatives started wednesday az
terHeon Of this week. u Is ex-
pected that q decision win be
reached ~ any time.
Bryce r. Haicomb of New Or
leans. cenciliator representing
the Department Of Laber, arriv-
ed I'm Paseagsuia yesterday after
neon to participate In the con-
ference.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
ROTARIAkS HEAR
SOME DETAILS Of
THEIR LIVES TOLD
Qaeztisnnasres Giving SEINE Facts
uirzh, Edaen1ton, Amhitianz, Etc,
GAnse SEINE Amusement

A number Of PAscaeuula Roiari-
ans had part Of their life history re-
vealed "wednesday at the meeting
the recital OF which caused some
amusement Some weeks ago Ike
Ea9t sent q questionnaire 20 each
Hotafiau. asking certain intimate
Questions about age, place OF birth.
residence. education. ambitions, etc
Some OF these Qifestiunnaires were
returned, signed BY the members.
and we're read cut by DR.. Thomp-
sun. acting m place Of IKE East. and
the reading caused much interest
ard amusement
Mislstna ~EkcfafIAs,e . ~ Barton
- - = ExfHAuFy - Mo-
PuaIt Guests were Vim p Kern.
guest Of John Watts DR. I W.
Moody. guest Of DR.. Alspacn. and
y Z Moraga, guest Of Warren Me-
Cieskey
President Arthur Smith again
called attention 60 the invitation
from Lucedale Rotary Club 20 visit
thai club at the meeting 10 be
held this afternoon at six O'Clock
A number Of Pascagoula Rotarians
expressed their intention Of going
The party viii leave here at four
O'Clock this afternoon.
Tom Wells brought a challenge
from the "P~ Club of tine Pasca-
goula school. TO . basket bah game
between members OF that club and
the RotarianS. This promises 10 be
Interesting
CnaS J. Lander. manager Of the
A & P Food Store. was proposed
rs q member Of the club. and will
be notified by the secretary TO be
present At the meeting next We'd
nesaay.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
G
PREPARES FOR
CHARITY BALL
Annual Presidents Ban For Grin
pied Children To he Staged Te-
morrow Night Al Community
House

Ine annual presidents ball for
me benefit Of crippled children and
mfanttie paralysis sufferers VIII he
pFe~enfed BY the jackson County
Chapter OF the Tnfantfle para1vxfs
ASSOCIATION a. the PnscAxonln COM
mnnity House tomorrow 1Saturdavl
night. The proceeds OF the ban viii
De used 70 secure treatment for
those needing II in this county.
BIZ Lagmans orchestra Of Mo-
ole has been engaged to furnish
The music for the ball. This Is one
OF the most popular orchestras In
this section
Besides having the music of the
orchestra. q special floor show will
DC presented BY Manfred Parkers
school OF Dancing pupils. Several
novelty numbers are expected to be
presented on this part Of the pro-
gram
Miss 1vonne DagRett, chairman Of
the dance arrangements COMMITTEES.
announced today that special decor
atlons would be used for the event.
using q patriotic theme. built
around . large picture Of President
Franklin d. Roosevelt.
Souvenirs also viii be given d
at the dance.
II Was announced also that ex-
ceiient support Is being given IN
ne March Of Dimes campaign which
TIE local ASSOCIATION also Is conduct
ING The campaign viii be continued
through the remainder Of this
month.
II Is hoped that . large sum viii
DC realized 70 carry on the organi-
cations work rs there are about
d. crippled children ia pascagoula
VINO are In need Of treatment
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
st. Martin School
Will Undertake
Big improvements

The 81. Martin School District
vi issue 5000 IN bonds 10 nav
Ior TIE cost Of improvements total
ing eis,o00 which vii be MADE in
D near future. Because of the
increased enrolment and general
progress Of TIE school. the board AZ
trustees have decided that these i'm
proyements are necessary The wpA
VII contribute 5000 towards The
cost Of the improvements.
IN making application for the per-
mission 20 issue the BONDS the trus-
tees announced plans for construc-
non q two additional class CONS
costing $3.50 and construction of
: gymnasium 70 cost 5000 Two
thousand dollars VIII Be spent for
equipment
IL Is planned 70 have thee TN
uovements completed b. me open-
ing q school next fasl.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
MAYOR GULLEY
EXPLAINS AIMS
OF OFFICIALS
Chief Excessive SAYS present. al
mlmistratton Aifeads Has Affected
Great savings Te Tax Payers

Mayor Waiter Y Guileg ard n p.
Heidelberg ST. city judge Of Pas
caRoulA posire court we're the prin-
eipai speakers ~ tse p~asczRoflla
Business Club meeting held T1es
day night IL the mrzzaxallfse dgning
room 81 wigEsns Drug store
Mayor oaIley outlined the plans
Of ikss present cts offiesnis 70 do
al h. is power 10 Guild p-asragnlla
20 become enc OF the hazaetg and
finest cities IN this section He
stated that considerable notofieiy
had been given nfg recent inJunc-
ton suit but uSey had filed the
suit not with fhn intention 20 block
the work which had b1eu planned
for the city IS No one wanted to SEE
Lhe town gros any more than they
did lie stated thar a. a biR tax
payer having ms family ard ms
home here. action vas taken be-
causs Il was Thought q waa best for
the people Of the city
lie stated that uhe injunction wzs
carried o1t after careful study. aud
10 a successful conclusion with the
result thai they got everything the,
started out 70 accomplish
He reported that the axsnsnsxtrn-
non aAs cotng COED mors Ia car
rytDg out tfse things u had set out
70 do, very satisfactorily. resulting
Ia a substantial saving. particularly
on tae gas contract attorneys fees,
engineering fees and WpA costs
Al Of these were reduced All Of
this work Is nov going forward 70
the benefit Of Pascasouia
He said that the city officials we're
willing 10 cooperate with the eifi
Gems and urged thai all work To-
gefhef. b. doing 70, he stated that
Paseasouia would have one Of the
biggest towns On the Coast. with
its population doubled In tine next
five pears Or 80
He stated that when the city Of
firtaas took office. some weFe led 20
believe that the city had 4 $1,000
600 appropriation for wPA Inn
movenents Unfortunately. he stat
ed. THIS wa not - and there vas
only 100000 awarded the city
However. he stated. that Roland
Wall. state administrator mas prum-
Used 70 do al that he could 10 see
that tire other appropriations we're
supplied The city officials also had
contacted Congressman C0lnaef
seeking his assistance IN the mat
ter. ard the city offfsi=ls are very
hopeful of getting the appropFla-
tons.
Among some OF the projects IN
dertaken hy the officials besides the
above. he stated. vas that OF I'M
proving tine grounds and roads ad-
jarent % the Railroad station He
flaal thA matter had heen
taken ~ msth offEeleis ~ fI1e raa
Judge Heidelberg. IN announcing
policies OF hts court. stated tlaat
he had no st formulas for render
ing has decisions but that he would
treat those Appearing before the
court with fairness weighing ctr
cumstaIces carefully and rendering
MS decisions fairly and without
Partially tree OF influences other
Than his M judgement
Aarun Berud had as MS guest al
the meeting b II Borrows and
Hantin Gardner Wa . guest OF Kari
Wiesenberg
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
CITY OFFICIALS
SET ENGINEER,
ATTORNEY FEES
STEAMERS. Employed A. Csnxnittng
RnEtueer To neretNs Thrne Per-
cent OF C~onxfraetssn Csst

Recent htigzton carried OF b
she city officials Of Paseagouia.
Mayor Walter r Guiiey and cdNtn-
c4imen s a. Prednrir and Lee Beck
ham cost ne city a total OF s7.i0o
Il vas revealed On tl~ minutes Of
PROCEEDINGS % the hoard
The beard approved payments 10
Alexander and Satterfield fog SER
uccz In connection with the cityss
contract with attorneys Gex a. Gex
0f BAY 81 Louis Of $500 and 70 Kari
Wiesenburg. Paseagoula ATTORNEY
&3o4 Alexander ard SnfteFfielc
we're paid $500 for services also Ia
connection with the cityss contract
with r ? Joseph. consulting n
gineeg, formerly connected with
the gas distribution system. Otto
Kari Wiesenburx. also was paid $500
for hlz part In handing the Joseph
litigation
Alexander and satserfield. also
e paid $500 in connection with
the engineering contract Of l. C..
Winterton with the city It Is UNI
derHood THAT Alexander and gafter-
field. who are jackson Atturneyx
were PAID $1,000. in city warrants.
leaving 8 balance OF $500 TO be paid
when funds are available. while
Wesenberr was paid III Fun.
Replacing Winterton as consult
ing engineer on the clty-wide TIM
pfovement program ard Joseph O.
consultinR engineer on the gas dis
tributson system. IL Donald j. Sim
Hivsss. civil engineer. who until jan
uaxy 10. was an employee OF the
State Highway Department station
ed IN jackson.
According to n Of the ordsn-
ances published IN today's issue OF
the Chronicle Star. giving the terms
OF the contract with Simmons. he Is
70 be paid three percent Of the total
costs Of the projects which are to
be carried cut this year. giving Sim
mons a salary In excess Of $3.50.
Simmons also Is 20 receive \ com
mission OF three percent In super
vision OF the City wide improvement
program under the wPA projects.
which at present amount to $500 900.
which viii amount 20 5000. Add
tional projects planned 70 Be car
RED out under the WPA viii bring
the total ctty-wide improvements up
100000. under Simmons con-
tract would give him $4,000 In fees.
or q total under both contracts OF
$50. 750.
simmons. who Is a civil engineer.
worked In jackson county while he
was employed by r. H MCGOWAN.
about fourteen years ago. For the
past nine years he has been en-
a. an engineer by the state
highway department and has work
ed at several places In the state ON
construction and road Jobs
ard IA the jackson office. His an
sAlaFx Tor fise lask year wns
'z4W Hk last Hay q the hIph-
way payroll was January 10. Of this
PEAR.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
Federal Employees
Want National Meet
Held On Coast, 1943
T. NJ. Blaisek OF jackson. Attends
sfeesinG OF Lecai Executive
Cemmittee Herr

There was held recently a meet
ING OF the officers aud board Of d.
rectors Of Pnxcagoula Local No All.
of Federal Employees. for the p4lr-
pose Of getting the 1913 meeting Of
the National Organization on the
Gull Coast, either at Biloxi or Cult
part The 1871 meeting will b. held
at Atlantic City beginning on the
Sunday before Labor Day II Is es-
umated that approximately 100
delegates viii be at that nesting
The officers Of tine local orzaniza-
ton are Calvin Boiding. president.
Hugh Waters. vice president. Arthur
Alien. vice-president and secretary
J ID Morgan. state ce-prezident
attending the meeting also was Z
II Bias1ck. Of jackson, an officer Of
the state Organization.
Mr Elalnxk Sad fl4nfa anae -
fNsss6n any Is is4tzdzzHi t
should not be held on the Coast
and he asked the cooperation Of the
local organization. is his efforts 70
secure the 1913 meeting and
IN that connection he stated ne
thought that there should be a i've
Chamber OF Commerce In Pasca-
gonla, 10 get such meetings and to
get proper recognition from the en-
Rtneering department which main
tatns what has been the only perm
anent industry In Pascagoula. nam
ely the Government boatyard here
The present practice Of giving out
government boat repair work and
rivers and harbos work TO foreign OF
outside Shipyards, should be DIS
continued. cutting out the present
3s differential, which causes these
contracts 70 be let elsewhere.
The meeting was held in the Odd
Fellows hall and was attended b.
a number Of the members OF Pas
eaKouia Local
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
Biloxian Badly
Hurt In P~ascagOula
Bridge Accident

Prank Kennedy. Biloxi engine
and boat supply dealer. was ser
iousiy injured wednesday at ; IS
D N when caught between the
pAzcazoula toll bridge house and
"a Of the huge Transportation.
Inc trucks
Mr. Kennedy and wife were re-
turnine 20 Biloxi from New YORK
where they attended the National
Motor Boat show Their trip COW
cred nearly 5000 miles and they
we're within . half hour OF home
when the accident occurred. Mr..
Kennedy had alIkhted from his
automobile and was talking to the
bridge tender. The truck driver
going toward Mobile. had stopped
and 4 ne started driving on to
Mobile the body q the truck pin
ned Mr. Kennedy against the toll
bridge house. rolling him around
and infllcttnE internal injuries. the
fun extent Of which are not yet
known
Mfr Kennedy vas taken 70 the
Jackson County Hospital and had
four physicians At his bedside last
night.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
PASCAGOULA'S INCOME
DOUBLED FOR THIS YEAR
THROUGH UTILITY TAX
state Tax Commission Raises Assessments On Public Service
Holdings Resulting In Substantial Revenue
To City Tax Department.

Pnblic utilities IN TIRE city of Pas
caE0ah have beer assessed a. s11T.-
"a. Tor 1876 The assessment macs
BY ne Mtsstzlpm stale Tax Com
mission and Is an increase Of 81. Tea
osa 10. whieh was placed ii
sls&ase The increase wA made
cae 70 rne mAay improvements made
~ the usalisy cuxnpAnins IN the city
uuFag ue past ysaF.
4ne Increased assessment vii
bnsa IN q substantial increase H.
Iesenas % shs usy during ue year
- take cars q operation ard 0tner
eAtEasu ksAeu on 1w present
49, - - uaaA set % the former
$50 -44aA4Esa&40n. naA 1ui nea
= 4as -zaec zncaKne Of NKS0g4
~ Ia cty.
~ 4-4-4xr assessed valuation OF
A- R&a<@feu sesefal meeka
49, ~aaasse u the nElutiea waz
~e4 =. e~sss AL. Tne utlh1y IN
@ &Mss tne t0tai w 70 $3.50
IA rAseu On une present levy OF
- nt-A Res tn4s sa0ala Bring . net
Eesen1e ~ me eaEy Of Szg.x4us9 o.
tnk s2ells uiazls - 8AE1a5.u Naa n
foF general Operating expenses.
Msa4cn more ulan aDuazses that neces-
A4ry 10 oFNr1sN u1e CITY during the
p4st year. Inc remaining i've mills
aES Tor band ami interest fund and
nI4 anaoGilt V 9E1-Ie6 wnscn i more
tnan WIZ o. needed fow that par
lose n the present year. c0xAaderiE&
maj tlkre Already was 8 surplus b
SSxnE0 n INT TANKS tor IA p0r-
pose a. tse Dexk1nlns oI the veal.
Inc l. a r. ftAslroed viii b
biggest la payer among 1se UTILITY
coupamns operating Al the csty.
TnkEr assessed valuation has been
paced q sse6s7. ssrond Is tins
A<1zzzSippi foRer Co the valuation
OF wnnsx l1otn1Ezsz Is set at s80.09I.
1f1 southern heEl 1e1epnoz1e Co.
ts tnlrd wath sssSll Valuation
Othetk axe 6saell Petroleum Co
szss Pullman Co tlS6. Railway
kxpTess. $50. American 1~eispalone
and leiexfaph Co. tx062. Western
unzon IEssgrapn Co. S&axss Postal
1esexrapn- sSos. and AzSnsipu ~
poft fsalseso. SILL
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
Il. c. COUNCIL
CARNIVAL BALL


Tne Pancagu1lA Knights Of
Columbus last night completed
plans 10 give lis first annual earni-
val ball This affair VIII be similar
% those staged by other councils in
thls section and members Of the
court will INCLUDE representatives Of
the various Coast Councflx The
bal IL expected 60 Be al elaborate
affair and viii be given o. the
night 81 FT1day. February Z. In the
RaseeGc4la Community House.
A pnnmlnent member Of the
Hns9 tfs Of Columbus vii be select
- g king Of the ball and the queen
~ hH selected FROM among Pasca-
KnuAAas most popular young ladies
me ball wtll have a patriotic
theme ana all decorations viii cor
FezEond
The committee in charge OF the
1anee L composed OF Eugene S.
AIzant. chairman. Guy Krehs. Jr.
Francis Murray and Norman l
Moran.
The council also decided last night
TO sponsor = boxing team To repre-
sent Pascagoula and VIII stage
amateur programs IN the near fu-
uxre- Boxing equipment VIII be
purchased and other ARRANGEMENTS
made for carrying cut this activity.
Francis Murray Is In charge Of ar
engagements
Pans fer securing 3 new home d
accommodate the increased MEN,
neFznip Of the organization were
fuzEnerec az tie meeting. A con-
mlffse composed Of Rev. Father P
J. Carer. chairman. Rey. Father J
Z Mckee. I'd OfBren. Cur Krebs
Jr. J. a Veicich. and james
Sweeney.
The Knights q Columbus BASKET.
ball team VIII begin It's regular prac.
tees within 3 few Gays Il wAS an
no1nced by Percy Larsen, uho I'll
coach the team. New uniforms azar
other equipment for the team Ia
been purchased and IS expected Z
arrive this xeek
The Council vii hold its meetanel
n the future on The second anc
fourth Wednesdays Of each month
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
PASCAGOULA WILL
HONOR FOOTBALL
TEAM WEDNESDAY.
Organization OF @sidelines Club"
Planned As Feature OF Banquet
Fer Gridiron Squad Ian. -

The annual banquet OF the Pas
cagotila High School p Club hon
Oring the football team win be given
IN the PascaeouIa Community
House Wednesday night OF next
week. January 1g. starting at 7.ao
O'Clock. In eooEexafinn with enc
p Cub q number 81 civic minded
citizens. loyal supporters OF tae
team. have been invited 70 attend
lis affair.
One Of the features Of the ban
quet viii be the formation OF a
Stdelines Club. Plans for this or
ganization have been formulated at
previous meetings Of the club and
IL has now been definitely decided
70 form the new organization.
II Is felt By the group sponsoring
the movement that Il the athletic
program of the local school system
Is 70 develop properly and benefit
the largest possible number OF BOYS
and girls. Il must have the solid
support Of the substantial citizens OF
the city Schools IN other commun-
tiles have benefited greatly from
similar organizations. such as win
be formed Wednesday. Its purpose
is TO cooperate with school authori-
ties IN the furtherance Of q worth
while program Of athletic activities
thereby benefitting the boys and
girls involved. as well Is the COM
munity at large.
Other towns and schools In this
section operate successful oFganiza-
tons Of the Sidelines Club type and
there IS no reason why Pascagoula
should not do the same. Those who
n interested in the future welfare
Of the young people and the con-
tinuation Of a successful athletic
program in tine public schools are
urged 70 be present
Those VINO may have been over
looked. when the invitations we're
mailed out. Or for other reasons did
not receive an invitation. but who
would like 10 attend the affair. are
asked TO get in touch with J W.
Dubbl Cox. $50 jackson Avenue.
Reservations should be made not
later than Monday. January q.
Following the banquet. the -Ps
Club VIII give a dance School stud
ents and others desiring to attend
may participate in the dance.
The banquet viii be prepared By
the High School Parent Teacher
Association members and viii bs
served BY girls Of the Home Eco
Monies department Of the school
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
Application Made
For improvements
On School Structure

The board O trustees Of the WAGE
Consolidated School are makans
nlans foE considerable Improvement
= TIE schocl building and its sar5-
departments n connection
th. permission has beer ca
from the jackson County
q Supervisors = issue a.
= noes 70 pa fcT zze coz
MP ementz Include nsans
u con the additioa r. -
scnooA sn some ime ago. and
uzg uIF IS 70 the building II
: planned q purchase additional
desks a motion picture machine
supplies and equipment for the
Hone Economies Department nc
LahzaEy
Ine notes are = be retired arer
8 peT1od Of i've yeaxs. payable 500
each year.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
NJ. L. New Locomotive
Gets The X railroad
NJ u c h p

W NJ Dutton. general manager
Of the Mississippi Export Railroad,
announces that considerable public
ity had been received ny the COM
pany on their new locomotive that
Was put into service a snort time
ago
Two national railroad magazines.
The Railroad age and the American
sshort-L4ne Railroad Association.
devoted fun pages 70 the new en-
gtne, along with pictures. IN their
annual editions
he also stated that word has been
received from The General Electric
Corporation who built the engine.
requesting him to send pictures N
the locomotive in action 30 that
they could use Il IN their national
advertising.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-24
Pascag0ula Bank
Retains Officers

ne Directors Of ne Pazeagoula
National Bank mel yesterday az
Iernoou ard elected offlcerz Tor TIE
Eezr lez1 AL present officials we're
re-eiected They are - n Herring
president. A = DanEzIer. Flee-prez-
idenf. 7 L DeLa8nmef. vlee-presI-
cent. 4 FraneIs johnson xtee-pres-
ldent and cashier and A L nom-
so. assistant cashier.