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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
1900 NOON

1900 NOON
WJR-14ife Beautiful.D.
WWJ Dance music-M
CKLW-News. Livestock.
WCAR--News-T
WNYZ--Nevys Acct.
WJLB-NeWs music
WENt-Hawaiiau melodies
WiBK-Name That SONG.
WfbD -LytelIs orch NJ.
12:i5 y. NJ.
WJR-Woman In White u.
WNJ-Juia Baked.
CKLW-Luncheon dsnce-M
WCAR--Luncheon Club-M.
WXYZ-Farm News-T.
WFxT-Musical PROG M.
WJBk-Popular Rhythms.
W45D-Women In Action T
1880 r. NJ,
WtR-Happiness Right ID.
WNJ-Lee Smits-T.
CKLW-Frt. Page Farrell.
WCAR-Man On Street-T.
WY Midday musical
WJLB-DetrOiiers Speak-T
WEXf~Newscast-T
NJBK-Luncheon Melodies
N45D-Nincent Lopez-M.
1z:45 y. NJ.
WJR-Road Of LIED.
WWJ-Man on Street-T.
.CKLW-Musicale NJ.
WCAR-Frolic Makers-M.
WxYZ-News summary T.
WJLB-Popuiar music-N.
WEHL-Dance music-M.
WJBk Musical prog M.
W45D-News summary-T.
1:OO p. NJ.
WJR-Dr. Malone-D.
WWJ-LiFht OF World n.
CAR-News; SwinC-M.
WXYZ-U :. Navy Band.
WJLB-News Hits-M
WEXiS-Music Prog NJ.
WJBK-Poltsh LADIES Hr.
Wf5D-Mid day Music ~.
W3sD-rLuncheon music ~.
las p. VI.
WJR-JOyCe Jordan-n
NWJ-Aystery Msn-D.
.CKLW--Winger A AleN-N.
WEXL-Bing Crosby music
lao y, NJ.
IMHAn HlZaL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

Faster meals and finer meals, with
modern, new Gas range in your Kitchen.
Grand, appetizing, healthful meals with
less work, too, because your modern
Gas range is so efficient.
You'll use the top burners more than
ever. They light automatically. Simmer
controls let YOU and your family enjoy
vegetables prepared the easy, eco
nomical, favor-saying, watcrless cook
ing way. And when YOU want speed,
just turn the burner up-there ; moth
ing so fast as the efficient top units of
your beautiful new Gas range.
Evening star., 1941-09-19
Committee 10 Study
Housing Projects
On Air Tour
House Group to Leove
Sunday to See Progress
And Gauge Needs

The House Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds has decided
to make an investigation tour of
housing projects over the country
and Representative Boykin of Ala
bama has been designated chairman
of the Investigating Committee.
They will leave Sunday by air.
plane and will be accompanied py
1t. Col. George S. Eyster, repre-
senting the War Department.
The committee now has before
1t request for an additional $780,
100000 for housing and has been
advised that probably an additional
S150,000000 will be required for pro-
Vldlng facilities in connection with
housing projects.
Weeks Study Expected.
Already Congress has appropri-
ated S300.0O0,000 for housing and
$150,000,000 for facilities.
representative Boykin said: 1--WE
will make thorough study of the
housing projects in all parts of
the country, particularly those at
key industries for national defense.
The committee wants to see what
has been done with the millions
already appropriated and what it
is proposed to do with the addi-
tional hundreds of millions asked
for. We hope to complete this
study in one week SO that we can
report back to Congress on the real
needs in connection with national
defense"
Officials to Be Heard
AS soon as the committee re-
turns, the two subcommittee which
were appointed Wednesday, headed
by Representatives Downs of Con-
necticut and Boykin, will start
hearings of officials from various
Government establishments regard
ing the SABBATH proposal for de-
Capitalization of Federal Govern
nent activities.
After conference today the two
subcommittee chairmen announced
that the Government agencies to
be heard in order are: Interior De-
partment, Budget Bureau. Federal
Works Agency, Federal Bureau of
Investigation, Labor, Commerce and
Navy Departments and the Post
master General.
The committee has already had
before it testifying representatives
of the War, Agriculture and Treas
ury Departments.
Evening star., 1941-09-19
High School Musician
Loses His Clarinet

st. Johns High School Band was
short a clarinetist today. and Arthur
McNerney. the 14-year-old lad in
question. was without a clarinet.
Arthur, who lives at 1016 jackson
street NE. was elevated to first
clarinetist in the band only We'd
nesday. A couple of hours later he
lost his instrument. He put his
clarinet case down while waiting for
a bus at Fourteenth street and
Rhode Island avenue NV. and then
boarded the bus without it.
Evening star., 1941-09-19
Catholic Library Course

A course in scholastic philosophy
will be inaugurated next Wednes-
day at the Washington Catholic
Library, 1923 H street NV. The
study will be conducted by the
Rev. Walter Farrell, o. P, of the
Dominican House of Studies at
Catholic University.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
A
RETURNS HOME
THIS MORNING
0fTlc&ass ElRaed OEeF Reeait, OF
Trial Rnn Maar Oma CT pasca-
Eozln EnFzier Thls Week

Ire 8 8 Mnrmactloe Is scheduled
70 arrive in PaScaRoula between
eleft and 10 O'Clock this morning
upon the complexion Of It's trial run.
Leaying here Tuesday morning at
6 O'Clock. the ship after cruising In
the Gulf. dockec IN Mobile for bot
tom painting 81 the Alzbamz Dry
Docks. Wednesday With officials
O. the Maritime Commission Z s.
Navy and ingalls, Shipbulldlng Cor
porssion OF board. the ship sailed
from Mobile early yesterday morn
ing for the Official trial run
Officials are more than pleased
with ne results o4 the trials Every
thing 50 far has been carried OUT
On scheduled time she IS 70 under
60 3 general check-up during the
next few days befoFe delivery 70 It's
neu ozner6. the ~Cormlck
Lines q New YORK She Is expec-
tec % sal from Pascagouia CO her
maiden voyage u about 9 week.
Residents Of Pascagoula we're
awakened early Tuesday morning
oy blasts Of the MnrmAct1dex whis-
Tie Is she shipped out Of the local
aarbof. Her sister. ship. the Nor
maepeen. nos being QUILTED. pre-
parstory 70 delivery, also sAiuteo
Eith blasts Of her whistles A mum
Der q people Witnessed the depart
ire however. there were few cere-
monies marking the event.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
P~ascagoula Traffic
Situation Studied
By Business Club

The pAseaeouia Business CAab
aelge1 furfnes int tie matfef e
sale uattA regulations IN PAscA-
EoaAE. 4 - mest4ze heic Tnesaay
n1gnf q Inn week - tae Nex Ma
nay Gale AlEC there EAx lake1
anoe consideration tae matter C
enle~tA1niAI lhk T~4lnees Of Camp
Shelby VIC w1n sfiszaE uae reerea-
a0n camp here e4aA xeek end
Dr. Ton 6touL Chairman o. ne
Eaai4 committee mace an in1ex-
eSgtnT neporz az NAleh Il 4 pno-
poeee Il relieve Inc trNfttc throaxh
LIZ hazzuesN seeIAaua particularly
curing NJ hour uuskFuen are -
turning Is tneE hene froz kaa
ingalls, Satp0uualne Coropraaeu
One 81 ne things paoposec 80 4
naFN C41u stree continue acfaas
4af ra44rns1 Haeka ~ agreement
which has Airea1s or<n p4rzzAIh
consented 70 oy azsle1ais o. nls l
a. p hAllroan
Tne Clae decided also fo coop
graN N1{a use entertainment pro.
grams 1u the soldiers WAC ean8s
fssgx eaee weekend fruu camp Taes
WH uurE VIII shs Pasazgou4
fcQaE NoEneut Business Gu =
Ives entertainments
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
Construction Work
For pascagoula Gas
System Is Started
Exeelzenf Pragrcss h.ezng MADE In
LAstnx M4in Trumk Lins WhAah
VII Oensxs Gas

ActuAl construction wuTk o. Pas
uAEoaias natural EAx uanE1lsston
lines within tine CIV tmih began
yesterday on Lake RTeuDe y me
Gull Conxtracttun COMPANY which
Is Ersdef corltTae* for 1ae ENTIRE gas
construction goh. l1cladlag ne
TRANSMISSION line fFarn LaceoElH
Natural eaK siagul1 be avA11hlt q
the hnEzaks Of paSoaeoulA b. ne
latter pAxt of june. according = L
J zaftreA Of the construction com
pans
Nurfh e EscztnE7aa. apTruxlnaate-
N sexenseen miles of papeltne have
aeen lard. anc aboaf nineteen na5ies
81 nftcztes 1ug Although u r. ne
present Murk hAk heen moving
along - ; Htf3t oxsF . mile 3 oaY.
kax zA11neA efatoa assAt ne expmrae
zhls - AneEn&NK - eanseH7zxaa h.
fnean lfzrex and E1ss nakns =
wask It the Laneaaie Eans
uaa neaayec for almost elgt1< sesk4
cur e 1h< ofafacalsy n obtaining
ase necessary mAIer1&lE. tut Mr.
L1ttrrn zzzc that Nze work Is maVinE
ainEse VERY smoothly - present aDc
there seems little chance o, any III
firEitx arising 70 prevent the raple
finish q aie lob
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
Progressive Club
Announces Annual
Flower Show Dates

zha AEzazA FEEeERuzEs FT1grrs-
SO Cl1hx zlaEer kszoN 81 b. EtAE
&C OK SATURDAY and E1aoHF ApFA
i nxac = Il as announced % Mrt
Wmn@x r Galley Ills WseG TfsS
event 1 - pgtG1&nazaE event FIR
ne e1szHunftF q Al pers34z
m1zetesz EfnAAeur O. professional are
Enwttso - pazrtlcap4x
Al zpz @ xi0EezH EfueE Eg saAs
nerztgn are ellg15ie III c-5nD@t1isaE
nx Gaer uzaeEE Prizes 81 ee
anHSoez = eAch elAzx The she's
wzI - wzese in IL F~zEcAea4s
cuumwAf HDzsE curing buIh oaz.
and ykexarx III he MaeacoEoco
Tnn i ne EOu-A Arnual F4pRe'
Etzow e Eax Progressive Cut E&cH
= tns pzE hAs me Ezth eEaeaeui
z1ccesE anc 4 b bezzeve1 thai III
yeaxE szsxaER WILL Hapa@ Al oE-
erE
me zn8x - DDen 70 - exhlasorl
- Dzh seezzaE 4 Al &acluds e.
unEesx zzze potpe1 pants xE wei =
aEherK Przhez NL ~ ANEfosc IL eAa
elxlzso1 = sd - Gunaaacnc sakf
Bexaoe - EnzleE e~xslluzlE9
III prgazzsoE1aa EroNaer8 q flower
1roEz azEsez sections q Aas Coasf -
nsse ExaaFB
Tfse eoznnlIlee q GaAfet q e
Ea0E b ea1poSec q Mr Hooer
xuunE Chairman, MnE e a ca
rzer a1t Erz = = Caa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
City Council Makes
Stringent Orders
On Food Handling

6uIeIef regulations cuneeFnlng
food establishments Il PaseaRoa4s
are SET 0ut BY the city officlass a.
an ordinance which Il being pab-
haaaec elsewhere ~ AtcnyE azaux q
The chTun1cle-SuaF Because o
the insEe number d people wne arr
coming INTO tire CRY oakly, and -
cause a. the lack Il stringent reEn-
lA1lon concerning fooc supplies O.
VARIOUS nature. 4 NAs oeen1ec TIM;
ON measure must b uEez &
safeguard tae health @ the peepak
The ordinance sezk ouf thai n
persons separating G. maintaining 8
fo0c-aancllng establishment q en-
ployec b N1ch place. obtain .
health certificate frazH the 5a1keE.
County Heallh Department
TIE zaK provides thai Eaeh Ger
uftcatek aflAn De kept IN paaseszznf
OF TIE employer u me placs 9,
business TINS regulation apple.
specifically 70 lunen rooms rezzAa-
Rnu aAfrk cEan1 roomk, hzkEzle
SOFA fauutz1nE SOL crznk asa11s
gruoery s1ores. fruit Etsn1k naen'
mAzkeE packing houses poall1
markets f6sh markets acN ExNAn
WsEoas and such e4nsF pun1le nzAee
where loco Is PROGRESSED serves -
or stored
The health certificates mzz ,
renewed very Etx months PezMtk'
fer failure 70 nesde bg thM arnln,
ne ezlh f0 8 flD< = Size e N.
prasanmeut Tor Sc Gays IA uk 81.
JsA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
G
N. {. COUNCIL
TO OPEN HOME
f~FxnEnisren& 0ffscinlk VsA&s Lea4l
Gemnaal Frmazsn2 Aep@xaeat<kEnsssas
OF PAS NeAF

Tae PAAnARualA ColzncA Ku4Eaa
ct Coa4azzbux a. 81 rneeunE hele
"Wednesday uAEht oecaaeG "a Epaassaa
tire entertainment fW the ( 6
TrAtneen RrcrrNxauu Camp a@ring
tar snek enc o. ApFzl a. and -
TIM entertainment N1E ~ given
t0iltts N4th uaf AluzzfI al 0af
LAay m Nse4oEss aehao4 The eazn-
naif4se h. charge Is neaaee ~ Gene
81 An12xt aa Chairman
Tint Caannl alsu W11 ogscn -
auxe - uss Visiting soaaiEzz t1
~ 1suu Ax > rraaiEk Anc asH1tfa
Fo0nn
lAl Fsaaay nirias 1ae cossacA hes1
. ulertiz4 nzsc sactAl 1aun0Fxng tss
RES uaaEneeEH Efsn Nert Initiated
n B4lsN 81 MAzre - Thu eaa
al exs3apas4s affair Fuzlu01Ea ttst
haa4nsEk sea<aen q kusset supper uat
served azaaAef nf a1ruetl0n Of F1zn-
GA Mar7Nx
Al tksz4 nseetiia three algt1f3 nzsh
&C pgslezsA q lhs Kntgh& s
L.aaumlaak utTe present Tary we4t
john Mansnl 1nlfnort state Deputs
Grand kxaaelaf VI Pzsllaua Moaaa
A8ahan1k state Zeepazts GRANT
kn4gfa. = fa5rner 5ae yeEreaenn
Ass a aae szssreue Council sue
lsrauc knight aAAgaen uf the GM
porz Ckzfae4l
Il xax -Annea11n11 q lhk naees-
afag thai Eze Rakcaguula Council
aAsxaos TAG reached I1k naeEn1sH
atzsp quota a0r 1pss H0weEeE e.
gmu mal he EnA0e - set . rev
marx fa aA@ yeaf
safe Dspuiy Uaaza c~0sagTasa-
tae eaaneli "a - akixleRn-
zseHtS and aM rnadltl0e &C hs n
sAnlzmuaA.
bar F&t4ason announced tAnf 81
initiation wnuiE be- kaasec ~ Ne
A21daR Council a. Dauaznz Ala o.
Sunday. Apss3 30 arc txagiien me
lauAa -faeazperz 10 afaszaa tina -
laar
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
Fire Destroys Homes
Of Negro Families


FgrE k1zzaaY moor DESTROYED tNu4
rek1oeneez a. Ilsf aekro secuau q
rascAFn114 aeforx ltrenrl co111
sxitrEuzka fhe Hlaze Damage as
uas ea4hee 10 . ualfc re2oenee n
winch So sScase1 c. hcgoalEa
property
Tae IRE STARTED OF Toe roo q das
III 1oaez reEloeaus un ah16s11
street T. lae time flreuleu aFsas-
&C K hac gained substantial heaG-
KRg because o. las drE EalE2Eles
xhlch covered tue Etrzet1re s smal.
fhfee faoHu bOuS
Tsbe zlHsaaez f1Ensza8 the hAzs
xere hAs1za&ppec upaa toeif AHzzsa#
- 4aek 81 water pressure s1itkeseU'
lc pu4 & TIE fire ans becGase q
TIE prevailing Wigs ~ aaAzu4Ea
ho1ae q abaai uze ADe Eizs eSx.
&C En1 oeeupiec - 5ozaer oARaief
naagn1 IRE B0sn A9ases were ezsN+
pleielx DESTROYED be4aEN 1ae IRE "a
ofougzf aaoer couaHoZ
Trs 1IreEzen - given EHe1f
N5Ih nEKzfG zone 81 excellent =.
II brl1glae tbe flames MGef eal
Hol especially Ezaa lasne NAa r.
sGfl1eleAz s&leT wla Nz1ch - eaE
hat zae nzazz
Several ether flrs aHzFrns So
answered 3 fhs oeaa1Haen1 eazza
ne Keekeac Saturday muTu41l
they exzzz2uasnec ; 1Ek or ule zoa
0 the aaza1 Enn1sk home uu karxH
street a4tsT . zzsaN Ensoufzt 6
aAEzsz3 PC peeE aaass1 TIE -
extMEuaaez d zzzzU UzM 4Hz e
6ouA EasaasonA szze@ uEs zas
Doou
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
CONCERT BAND
PLANS ANNUAL
PERFORMANCE


The PzScAguais High Schoa con
cert eane wlll present is annual
concert Is the PAscagoula HiEh
Schaol auditorium OF Tuesday eve
Ming. April Is a. e O'Clock This con-
cert band Is made up q g. rzustc4-
ans Who have been selected from
the school b4uc 20 represent rhe
schao5 n contests Tney are selec-
tee because q their abtLty - mas
Ter Their parts n the prosper ex-
preston uf music
Music lovers u4l have q rAre treat
Il hearing TINS musical perform
anne The concert Wfll BE Of the
type That can be appreciated by az
who appreciate good MUSIC and X
promises % be ar outstanding event
A special meeting 81 the parents
q THE members of the concert band
vas heid Al the high school band
room on Tuesday. April J and plans
were discussed for the trip 20 the
state Band contests 70 be held IN
Jackson within q few weekx The
citizens are requested 70 assist tn
defray4ng the expenses o. the band
&C this "trip. as Pascagouia must be
represented 81 the state cRp4tal for
this event
While the band has had conxid-
erahle income during the past year
the expenses have been consider
able and there remains only 3 small
balance or hAnd It Is reported by
officials Of the band auxiliary
Therefore additional funds VII be
necessary.
A complete financial statement Of
the hand vii be given II next
weeks issue Of The Cnronicle-Star
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
JACKSON COUNTY
All CLUBS STAGE
RALLY, PAGEANT


TIE Az Clubs q jackson County
STAGED Eleir greatest rally and pro
gran 06 events II the history q
thesr orgA11ExAuan last Sat1fuay
muExarag when nearly GO norx anc
girls from al parts Of the county
participated N A. an-dRy program
most e which vas Carried ouf II
PasrazoalA Using S-H Clubs OF
TIE March 70 Defefz@ 81 TIE theme
az the nntise program they present.
&C ar interesting series o. eFeul4.
Eirirm information or The WORK they
are aozEae towards Tbs END
Thn uroErarn opeTsed wllh q pa
raae tlzrnzagh che p1saseHs 1ssLT1cI
e rnneaNuwla. wi1h MANY . the
mElnaa1s ne4saH Ekseir mfflela1
ufzlluf11A nEa0 wzzGan1e1 - ae
Cnlfpun Tachz Gun pier where
faae Hurley School club was awarded
q loving cup fur having sc1rea tfae
hlglzess number q putniz T11h Is
tne highet award given 70 jackson
Couss az clubs during the yeaz
There we're y clubs participating
y ne psagrAm In the pageant St
Martini school wan frs place
me parade wa : c0lorful affair
Ths clahs o. groups carried banners
which haefly told ant story q ne
4-E CHS efforts during Ge past
yeaf 3a6 the part i Is plavine N
national defense The parade was
lee hz the PasraRuula high School
bAua dressed IN fau uniform
pol vlng the parade. the mem
Der8 anc Their leaders assembled
IB Nf auditorium af the PascaRoal4
eemsa1arX school building where
ttagT Presented 3 very delightful
NgeanL which further expressed
zoe RENE
AZ Elhel wtnnse Rouse Of GAu-
uer PRESIDENT us TIE 4-H Clubs Of
Jsc1ssn County presided oser tire
pageant anc maze TIE Opening talk.
Following this Hex " r ulzner.
pastor - the PascaEouls Methodist
church read the devottpnA1 zcrzp-
tafs end offered ne invocation
he k-E Clab members werx Ct
te2alf welcomed - Mayor walter
r GuIlH q PAsezeuuA- He stated
tia ne s-H club nsernDers wefs ~
WINS welcome 70 PascagoulA azo sx-
TENDED lis congratulations puzuE4ng
) % ge part dial tae s-H Clubs naag
~ National Defense. By raising fDoc
SUITS winch are - vital m TIE -
lun
bsnasA Cam q the DAISY -xeksxs
CaE delivered Tia Response which.
! ~As vel received and kr which ~
! Expressed thanks Eor tne courtezH
eKteaae6 hx organization
During Ihe roH cal q clubs MADE
Aasa HaA@ leader q t1e s. Martin
b1EE SO Club. reports q attend.
: 1tlag D. each cz2t representative
, uAs nzzos aa he Individual zzunl
Go1uaaeo On Page Tweisel
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
Ground Broken For
Advertiser Pub. Co..
New Office Building

Ground wak broken o. Tuesday
o. this week for construction q the
nex building fU the Advertiser
Publishing Company The structure
udu be the latest design ard Is 70
be located o. DelrnaE sVeuue near
Frederic street. scrosx the street
from ne present offices q TIE CON-
pzns.
TIE building VIII Be nre-proof
anc q briek and steel construction.
i : especially designed % care for
the needs q publishing and print
ing TIE Chrualcie-St4r ard The
Moss Point Advertiser. Ire present
quarters 10 the Staples puaclng are
entirely too small 70 properly ae-
eo1o1zte the business ard owners
q ne ADVERTISE Publishing Com
panT decided apou ne nez struc-
ture.
" p Brelau1 Is contractor Tor
TIE building. N1Aeh Il t1e second
nez structure started O. Deimak
avenue within TIE past fen weekx
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
Car Falls Through
Pascagoula Street

4 e4x Owned - Pred LAn6uum q
Rz2eag0ala 3 member q ne Ma
taaaaI Defeuse Training School. vas
damaged THURSDAY morning when
Ne nlgnf ffazas Hneei dropped ints
= ezep hoe i ahe mode q Lye
o. street
I i s&ac that L3uorzm IS hack
laa ~ car OF from . garage 10
ea1ec g maj paznt Wlien TIE road
50 sacoenlf ease1 m ueulas-
~ re Hsa lie cavity A o.
ara1 paced nc Ehe sanken area
IS zns1sfkaeaz - III eas Ice and
ezasf na5traA Lad 70 b ased to
n x
Wne2aer eazzE aGnc movements.
q sne fesglzz = ls recent EzeaNe-
tens - ne nelxabornooe darine
IL laylng C 1zs sewer Ines II
connection ~ - Panaasoazz cts
Nc mprgzsuz1x wak Hss zuse
4 20 Enozu
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
Directors Elected
BY Rotary Club For
Ensuing Year
I'd Hsnra And DR.. A. T. NaacAH
Mnke Talks On Pertinent
Suhtec4s

"wednesday uzx election car 81
tne Rotary Club fneefing. the mem
nerx being called upon 70 vote ny
secrez ballot for SIX directors fog
TIRE ensEing wear. beginning July
Twelve names had been nom
mated several meetings aEo. and the
final vote WAS taken IN this Wed
nesoay. resulting II the following
SIX members being declared elected.
having received the highest num-
bea a votes j. o Cole, John o
Grant IT, Ceorgs Hills. Ike East
s 3 MeIlWAin and j. z Stone
These. with the retiring president
Arthur v Smith. w1Il be the board
q directors Tor 1he NEXT year and
a. : future meeting VII eiert q
president and other officers
INA program ttzae was occupied
b. I'd Earq. and ~ Dx Na1ean o.
the County Health Department.
Bare. as COMMITTEES a. one - cunEGr
witt TIE cuuaxasEtees q the various
civie and social organizations rela-
tive % entertaining the soldier boys
THAT culne here OF week ends from
Camp shelby. tod Of hts contacts
End observations anc stated that Il
was too early tor me Rotary 10
adopi q definite program for such
entertainment he rather favored
the lnea Of the Rotary Club finding
on what the other or~gAntxAtionk
planned 70 %. and then % help
them carry out theIr plans With the
Rotary Club perhaps putting on .
pruerem o. la uwn. sometime later
Dr Naceau rec0unteo briefly
some o. the work Of the County
Health Department. saying the per-
some Of the Department would b
Increased by one elerk. 8 dental ex-
ana1ner and 9 nurse. making . ful
personnel and an Efficient force ar
appropriation already having been
mace for same lie referred 70 the
Genial examination Of school, chill
drea throughout the county. and
compllnentec the association 81
dentists. which originated these ex-
amlnaxlonk bv ssvang the oeuttstl
CT TIE county had c0operatec II
every uay with the Health Depart
meus L the matter q dental hy-
elezse Il faae schaok He made soEns
observations concerning u1e nealuE
Of tie county an6 the activities gen
ersllY e MS department
v1sE1aa RotaraznE were. 9. p
FxeGa EoRnL jackson. MH& J1hr
r rnekA Fnarznnn1 West Virginia
and A l. Monroe and W n Dut-
ton q MoH Punt.
he next mesztne VII - : go1n'
onf WIN Mos Point. ~ P~nscNgoola
nex1 "wednesday. March 8
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-04
Pascagoula Lodge
Installs Officers

Mayer Waiter + Gul1eF xax IL
stalled - exalted ruler 81 the Pas
caeaalA LooRe o< EzE Last night
he zazeeedk A ? Megeklek wao u
retiring frozn 0Extce after serving
fer he pas year. Fulnwlng the
installation ceremonies. - LEI
exalted ruler entertained TIE mem
sezzhlp xith 8 cnlcken spaghetti
suupsr. served = tbE EE H0ans
On Erebs syeuue
Other offkeeTx installed lssE night
zere Henry Gau<Aer eGteemee lead
M KNIGHT. J z Stone. esteemed
nsal kFszght: Fnec e WilhzEna tE-
ieezne1 lecfurtng kxignt P v Con.
secretary Vincent EoE treasurer
r { Eeckhams HleF r. c GHHey
a. trustee ard A r MegeneS
alternate representative
TIE uffcere wezs elected - the
meeting heic THURSDAY March n