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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
PASCAGOULA GOLF
TOURNAMENT WILL
BE ENDED SUNDAY
Bili SarEenzen And Tom Rush To
Meet IN Finals Of Champion
ship Flight On New Course

Blu saFgensen and Tom Rush Will
meet IN the finals OF the first Pas
eagouia golf tournament. Sunday
Both reached the finals IN following
the play IN the championship flight.
conducted last Sunday over the nsw
golf course
In the consolation flight Bill Per-
y Is matched against II Z Baker.
having reached the finals Of this
division Of play
The tournament has attracted
vide interest among the eotftng
thusiaStS here IN Pascagoula. The
courSe Is IN fine condition and golf
ers playing over Il have praised Il
highly.
Sargenson reached the finals last
seek D defeating Loren BoSarge 6
and 5 Rush had q much tougher
time IN his match being forced 70
50 - holes before downing Hermes
Gautier. i-up
In the consolation flight Perry
gon oxes P. " Cox 4 and ; and
Baker defeated ) A Farf BY de-
fault
In the quarter final round play
ed the Sunday previous sargensen
defeated s C. FTie1rieh 5 and I
Loren BosarEe wou over " J
Baker. : and 5 Hermes Gautses
xon oxer " E Nc0loshIln { and .
and Tom Rush defeated FranI
CAnty. y by default
In the consolation flight J A
R1rT defeated @ J Vecchio I-up Il
10 holes II Z Baker vou over BIZ.
Bowen. s and 5. and p y Cox wof
over Z z Lyons - default and b.
Perry won over z W Cox. ; and >
A meeting 70 complete he organ.
tzatton q he proposed golf club
Eiil Be held within a feE days /
was announced - HeTmH GautieI
temporary chairman Of the club
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
PascagOula Lions
Club Will Receive
Charter On Monday

The PaScagoala Lions Club I'll
be presented with rs charter from
Lions International az . meeting -
oe held Monday night at the pazcA-
goula Community House. Large
delegations from the Biloxi. an
Mobile clubs as Nell as other clubs
ID this section are expected 20 p
present On this occasion me Ras-
eagoula cub Is being sponsored =
the Biloxi club
james Sweeney Is president 81 tha
new club Howard Glass I'll We~
SIDE over the gathering IS toast
master and the address e seaeome
VIII be made - Charles Hrizss :
special program Of entertainment
w1N Be presented
The charter Is . be presented b
Rey { 4 DeAz1Iier Of HIauu. Hha
Is district KOFeraor Of LazE Cuts
for TIE state q Mississippi
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
Lucedale Rotary
Club Hosts Friday
To P~ascagoula Club
Have Sir O'eioek Dinner An=. Ia
ierestinx Program Featuring
Industrial Progress of
This Section

Eight pascagouIa Rotarianx. and
John Dove. the recently appointed
musician for the pascaR0uln club.
went by invitation 70 Lacedale last
Friday night 20 . meeting Of the
Lucedaie Club. and enjoyed a ak
0elcck turkey dinner with ali the
fixinS Is well as the pleasure of
meeting the Lucedale Rotary club
IN action There were nine IN tsae
PascaeDuia group. as follows: Ar
thur Smith, president. Jim Stone.
vice president: George Hills. secre-
tary; J. Z Meorath. Hermes 0au-
tier. Aaron Bernd. Lee Head. w. T.
6paFkman. and John Dove.
President Dorsey Of the Ls1cedAle
Club presided. and after extending
. warm welcome % the visitors. he
turned the meeting oveF to Arthur
Smith. Is II was understood that
The PaseagoulA Rotartans we're 70
furnish the program. President
smith replied 20 President Dorsey's
welcome. and stated he was sure the
IAcedale club members would De
pleased TO hear something Of the
new Industries Of PAscagouIa and
jackson county. 80 he read q list
Of the industries that had been es-
tabltShed in PascagouiA and Moss
Point and the good they were doing
70 uae county Is well as the two
cities.
j Z Meorath. representing the
Wallace n Quinn Hsheries. told
about that industry. how IL Was TAX
ing the menhadeu or little fish that
are IN almost unlimited quantities
and making q commercial product
out Of them. These fish are brought
n from the Gull ~ the beat load
and are proceased into fish oil. fish
meal and fertilizer. He described
the process IN detail very Interest.
lngly One o. the Luccdal Rotarlan.
said the fiEh mnxf be very ~riehs
IN fertilizer power. aa when Tn
sind was blowing from the South
on crossing the bridge 81 Escatawps
= powerful smell aSSailed MS oifac.
tory nerves To which q pascagou.
Ia Rotarian replied that those fist
being procexsed smelied ike tef
dollar bills 70 merchants Of Pasca.
goula
Hermes Gautler. vice president 0
The board Of supervisors. and oxne
Of the PaScago1la Ice and Goa
Company. made : splendid talk. fui
Of Rotary and Of boosts fer TINS sec
ton Of the country. HIS theme "a
What Is Rotary. and has the Pas
eagc3az RcaV Cut Justified rs sx
istence7e Before be finished he Ia
answered the latter clause decided
y IN the affirmative He recttei
the many new industries that Ia
been brought % the county IN rec
WonlinuEd On Paae Ten)
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
Wig Dramatic Club
To Present vampire
Bat" March 9TH

The Wig Dramatic club Of Pascal
goula High school viii present The
Vampire Bat. a three-act mystery
play by Robert St Clair. Tuesday.
March 4 at 8 p m. IN the high
school auditorium. II Is announced
hy Jack Mahaffey. publicity repre-
aasasaffse. that this vii be the Wig
Cuba flFst essay into the field Of
The mystery play.
The cast Includes such veterans
OF the p. h. S. footlights Is T. w.
Daniel, Robert Graham, Gloria
Grant. Hudson. Jr.. Patricia Tester.
Dottie Daniel l. G. Beckham. IT.
Ted SchlieSsar. Jean Gautter and
Genksieve seay.
Hudson Is slated for the role OF
Donald Abbott. heir to a haunted
mansion on Black Island. Miss
Trester will be seen as Kay. Donald's
fiancee Miss Daniel viii portray
Lydia. Kayis aunt. The part of
Buster. Donald's friend and body
guard. win be taken by Graham.
Beckham Is cast Is Jim. . prison
guard. Schliesser. IS Zombe. . r.
want; Miss Gautier as the house
keeper. Mrs.. Kahn. and Miss Seay.
as q woman.
wig neophytes in the Vampire
Bat include Norma Lee Stein
haHer. as Zoe. Donalds cousin.
Cameron Colmer. - Kays attorney.
Dick Grant: and Thurman Schiller
eff. as Jusobia. n escaped convict.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
Additional Men
Receive Notice
Of Draft Calls
Jackson County Registrars In
Seieetive Service Notified To
Repart Scr Medical
Examinations

Selectfva Service regulations have
included = total or ~ more nrzanra
Including Jackson county r~estEIeuo&
i WAS announced b officials ok the
county draft board following 3
meeting held Monday night in the
offices IN the courthouse.
Notices of classifications were
sent TO Is additional men IN the
county earlier this week, These
were Timothy MeKeiIer Rogers, Es-
eataWpa. LavelI Clifton Kirkwood.
WADE. Rudolph Brewer. Escatawpa
Norman Joseph Robinson. Pasca-
goula Walter Joseph Taylor. Moss
Point: william Hosea Soweli. Moss
Point; Robert Earl Ehiers. Moss
Point: Samuel Howard Seymour
Biloxi Stanley Eekhofi. Escatawpa.
Iasoyd Reeves, Eseatawpa. Irving
Owen Cauty. P~aseagoula. Clyde Al
bert Tldwen. Paseagoula: Woodrow
Wilson Ferguson. Hurley. Andrew
Exans. pascaEGuia: George Webb.
pascagoula Wilbur Hollis. Ocean
Springs. Mike ulias Siurua. Pecan.
Henry Harvey Hans. EscaIawpa.
Louis Woodrow sWitzer. Kreole.
Eugene Omega Savage, Pascagouia:
Herman Bailey Jackson, Kreole.
Elmer Dossie Newman. Pascagouia
John Norris Holder. Pascaeoula.
James Howard Miller. Kreoie and
Louis Joseph Walker. Paseagoula.
Besides those being classified
notices we're sent 70 eight men IN
the county to report for medical ~
amtnations John Lewis Moody q
p~ascagoula. and Max Alfred Me-
Carly and Eugene Clinton Mcintosh
are 70 report 10 Dr. s b McTlwAin
II Pascagoula. Timothy McKeller
Rogers and Charles Joseph EmeT-
son. Eseaaawpa. Woodrow WilEon
Ferguson. Hurley. LAvell Clifton
klrkwood. Of Wade are 10 report -
DT r. c. Eley OF Moss Point 0ifti4
Aloise Fountain RI l. Blloxi. end
George Edward Baxly. ocenn
Springs. are 70 report 10 Or. =. o
schmidt Of Ocean SPRINGS
Last week three coinred men.
we're senl from the county % Camp
Shelby u oe mustered into seFsice
They we're sam Vernon Frazier
Carl Ambrose Robinson and Robert
Narctse They officially reported
Monday morning Of this week.
Additional men are expected 20 he
called into service within the next
lev weeks They go from this coun-
g TO Camp Shelby where they ere
stationed for q short time and then
transferred 10 other training eanlpa
over the country
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
CROSS DRIVE
DOUBLES AMOUNT
Original QUOTA
I.ez5 Memhen seeured In County.
~ In RaaoAEouaa
Aam..

LAst-mlnute information reaching
this newspaper from headquarters Of
the jackson county chapter Of the
American Hed Cross tells o. an ad-
cition Of rs members and tz77& IN
donations % the recent county wide
zoIl-eall membership drive o. the
organization. The new members
and funds are all from the Ingalls,
SHipounding Corp
Up % this point the Red Gross
has enrolled i.042 members IN Jack
son county. This puts the ~orEAniza-
ton over the top here. since It's
quota IN the drive was loo mem
hers
There are s37 members q the Red
CroSs IN PsScagouIa alone. accord
tng TO K W. Durham. roll call
chairman. who made the announce
ment Herschel = Richard and Miss
Bonnie Cole are co-chatrmen for
PazcagoaA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
NGALL P YARD
Exp ING TO MEET
MAJ. REQUIREMENTS
Ship Building Program Az Pascagoula Being Rushed To
To Meet New Demands In Construction On
Navy And Maritime Departments

] The new addition 70 the main Of
flee building a. the Ingalls, snip
building Corporation ls now weil
underway and Should Be ennpisssd
within several weekS The Increased
offices were made Necessary BE-
PAUSE Of expansions 20 Be mace 20
the yards and to acco<nndAte the
official staff q the Unftsd States
Navy construction department. The
entire addition h expected 10 he
completed and ready for occupancy
BY March 8
This Is the seoond addition made
70 the Ingalls, offices IN the past
several months Besides the Naval
personnel. II VIII ke ussd PARTY b.
the expanded Ingalls, forces.
IL Commander q. w Tanmpsun
and L. Commander q. n Whiting.
navy offioers tn charge Of the Navy
program here. are NOT occupying
offices In the present building AZ
the completion of the addition. they
and their staff viii use nine offEce
CONS Of the addition. The Ingalls,
forces win expand into nine office
rooms and into larger accounting
81 drafting department office
50 The total addition win
amount 70 eeiT feeI
The combination Of the u. g
Navy departments Etth that Of the
present ingalls, force. h the result
OF the awarding Of contracts for
construction Of four net-layers for
the Navy ct a cost Of ss0.0000O0
This contract vas let In December.
Besides the n~et-iayers. the ingalls,
yard Is 20 construct eleven ships Of
the Passenger cargo type for the
United States Maritime Commis-
SION. -Four vessels Of this type we're
completed at the yards last year.
There ade nov about a.aDo men
employed ~ the shipyard and more
are expected 20 be added Is soon as
ways. nov under con-
struction are completed Ingalls, was
awarded the contract for construct
ing the ways for the net-layerR
Because Of the increased activities
Il the yards. IL also has been neces-
sary to secure additional property
adjoining the yard. which already
mas been done.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
Rotary Hears Talk
On Transportation
By Mobile X. r. Man
1hrse vislzsz Present Frszn wss-
consin- Ketarians Passing
Through On Tour Of Ceast

Transportation, with especial ref
erence to the transportation facii-
titles OF this section. was the theme
OF the program at the Rotary Club
meeting Wednesday. The speaker
Vas j Q. CHI. assistant general
traffic manager Of the Gulf, Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, Of Mobile. He
had as his guest Q. d. Penniman.
district traffic manager Of the same
road. Mr.. Gill said among otder
things that this section wal served
BY two Of the best railroads In the
country. MS road and the L. & N,
and then he referred compliment
ayily TO the NJ. E. calling attention
70 Manager Dutton as being present.
He also referred % the water trans
portation facilities Of Pascaeoula.
his talk being both entertaining and
instructive.
Other visitors present we're DR..
Eley. and J. r Brock. Rotarians Of
Moss Point. and MIR. and Mrs p. A.
Beck. Sr- and p. A Beck. IT. Of
Oshkosh. Wisconsin. Rotarians PASS
ing through on 9 tour. who stopped
here to attend the meeting. They
said they were enjoying their drive
along the coast
Chas J. Lander. manager Of the
A a. p. Food Store. was introduced
as . new member.
President Arthur Smith read a
list Of standing committees. and
asked the chairman Of each com
mittee 70 report On the activities Of
his committee, Some reports were
mat showing organization and
aeti' ,.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
Farmers OF County
Eligible To Receive
Loans For Crop, Feed

Emergency crop and feed loans
for Ie4i are nov available % farm
ers In Jackson County. and appli-
cations for these loans are nov be-
ing received At County AGENTS Of
flee. P~ascagoula any day except
Thursday and Saturday afternoon
hy James Il. Craig. field supervisor
Of the Emergency Crop and Feed
Lean Sectscz q TIE Farn Crectt
Administration
These loans eli Dc mace. as II
the past. only % farmers whose cast
requirements are small and we
cannot obtain = ban from any
other source. including production
credit associations banks - other
private concerns o. individuals
As II former yeaEs ths money
leaned I'll BE limited 70 ne appll-
eanf.s necessary cash needs n pre-
pairing ard culfixating hlz Is4i
crops O. n purchasing o. producing
feed fuv his livestock
Borrowers Who ob4aAn leans fuz
he production o ezzh Erous are re-
qutred e give a1 security . flrs1 Her
- The crap financed OF. Il re CO.
g loans for the purchase e produe-
ton q feed for livestock 9 frat neu
"a ne livestock - oe fed
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
YWBC Elects Five
New Members At
Meeting Jan. 9th

The Young women's Business
Club viii initiate five new members
a. their regular meeting in Fire
mems Hal. Monday night Feb
D. These members we're elected last
Monday night They T Ernestine
DeaS. Myrtle Lewis. verta Lee DO
sarge. Mar Lorraine Poets and Ruth
Lane. An entertainment ana social
hour vas held In honor Of The new
members This was In charge OF
Miss Helen Mahaffey. club reporter
The club viii give a play. ~Penny
Wise" February 10. At this time
there vii also be . contest % elect
Little Mis- and Master pascagoula
Children from pre-school age up to
~ years are eligible.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31

u


jackson, Miza--State ~seiective
service headquarters today an
nounced quotas OF ~seiectees 20 be
tnducted into federal service be-
tween February II and March II
from MtsxtssfppiS io7 local boards
A total Of 24i7 white men yin be
snducted 1t Camp Shelby and then
wfil be sent fos training 60 Camp
banding. Pa where the states
National ouardzmen are training
A total Of s2s Negroes win be In
Quoted during the ie-day period
Quotas for local boards are.
Adams. 20 whites and . fsesroex:
Alcorn. 50 and 2: Arnite. 81 and s.;
Alfalfa No !. ~ and 4: Attaia NO
2. n and 2: Benton. - and 2: Boil
var No. l. 0 and Q: Bolivar No. Z.
10 and Z: Bolivar no. 3. 10 and o;
Calhoun. IS and .
Carroll. 10 and ): CnickAshaw. "a
and 4: choctsw. 10 and 2: Clai-
borne. Z and 5: Clarke. Is and 4;
Clay. Is and 8: ccahoma NO. /. 20
and O.: Coahoma no. a. Z and Q:
Copiah. - and Q. Coytngson, n and
2. De5oto. Is and 0. Forrest NO. I.
- and G: FDyrest Nc. 2. IS and 1:
Franklin. none: George. ie and 3.
Greene. n ana 1; Grenada. IL
and s. Hancock. 10 and 1: Harri-
No l. 80 and 2: Harrison No.
2. IS and 4: Kinds no. Z. 20 and
9. Kinds No 2. So and Q: Kinds No
3. n and Il: Kinds No. 4. q and 3;
Holmes No. l. Q and 5: Holmes No
2. IL and 10. Humphreys. le and o:
Issaqucna. 3 and 3: Ittawamba, 20
and ]: Jackson. 80 and 3: Jasper, %
and 4. jefferson. 7 and s: jefferson
Davis. Is and 4: Jones No. l. % and
Jones No. 2, 81 and 2
Kelnper. Is and s: Lafayette. n
and 4: Lamar. - and 1; Lauder
dale No. l.. n and 4: IAuderdaie
NO. q Is and 8: Lauderdale NO. Z.
~ and 4: Lawrence. 10 and 3. LeAke.
- and .. LIE No. l. - and 2: Lee
No. 2. 81 and q Lcfiore No 1. 3 and
Q: Leflrre NO. 2. 70 and IL; Lincoln.
~ and u Lowndee. IS and 10: Mad
is0n No. l. II and I: Madison No. 2,
5 and 5: Marion. 81 and 4, Marshall.
II and g. Monroe No. l. 81 and 4;
Monroe No. 2. % and 3; Montgpm-
Newton. - and 4. Eoxubee. II and
Newton, 81 and 4: Eovubee. u and
9. Oktibbeha- 20 ana 6; Panola No
|. 10 and 6. PAnola No. 2. 10 and s.
Pearl River. % and 2: Perry. Is
and /: Pike No. 2. i6 and 5: ponto-
toe. 80 and 2: Prentiss. Il and /;
Quitman. q and 9: Rankin. "a and
o: Scott. - and 5: Sharkey. II and
6: Simpson. 80 and ,. Smith. % and
z: Stone. 10 and /: Sunflower No. 1.
Is and g: Sunflower NO. =. Il and
9; Sunflower Nc. J. Q and 8
Tallahatchie. 2e ana IL: Tate. IT
and 9: Tippah. - and 2: T1sho-
mtngo. 50 and none; Tunica. 8 and
Q: Union. as and 2: walthan, 20 and
4: WarreIl No. /. 81 and Z; Warren
No. 2. . and 5: washington No. /,
q and 7. Washington No 2. IL and
g.: washington No. 3. 9 and 10
Wayne. = and >: Webster. y and
2. Wilkinson. 10 and 9: Winston, 7s
and 5: Yaiobnzha. Il and 1; Yazoo
No. !. II and 5: Yasoo No. 2. ie and
o
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
COUNTY TEACHERS
BANQUET At P.H.S.
LIBRARY TUESDAY
Carl Marshall. Leading Atasrney OF
Coass. Delivers A stirring
AaarHan

The banquet ct tlte Jackson
County Teachers Association WA
held on Tuesday night January -
IA The library o. the Pascag0uia
High sctiool. ard was attended d
about eighty persons mostly teach.
ers Ia the various county schools
and a fee invited Euexte
The meeting waS presided over b.
Cooper RohEssa. president Of the
Association and also principal Of
Tire P~ascaF0uia elementary school
The library WAS tAatefuliy decorat-
ed with flowers. coiosed candies and
atreamxrk Of RED. white ard bina
An invocation was offered by Pro-
lessor Furry. superintendent al the
Wade Consolidated school Mr. Rob-
ertS then introduced the guests that
werH sitting AZ tina speakers end OF
uae table ~ follows. Senator r NJ
Ivy. Representative Claude Bible
Superintendent A =. Megehee. Mira
w weatfall, elementary school sup
ervisor. Miss Susie Vaughan. necre-
tary OF the Association w T.
sParkman. an honorary member o.
the Association and last. but NOT
least. Hon Carl Marshall Of Pass
Christian, the guest speaker Of the
evening None OF these made talks
besides Mr. Marshall. except 20 rise
and acknowledge tine lntrnducsi0ns
Mr.. MaFshailz talk lasted about
thirty minutes. but no one thought
the time long, % interesting and
entertaining was the speech. II was
fun OF Wit. humor. pathoa and In
striction. and delivered IN Carl
MArshall'a Inimitable way. Anec-
dotea. humorous illustrations. sound
logic. patriotism and advice 20
teachers vert tnterspsrned In such
, manner ~ to make hts hearerx
sorry when he concluded with
thank you He spoke Of the An.
that the varied curricula Of
schools Of today should have for
sFery ciitzens, even those IN ortiin-
ary walks Of life. dwelling especial
on history. He said that every
pupil should be taught the salient
Iaets OF history. especially the his
iory OF or country. 70 be able To
understand the conditions of she
Nosld that confronted us today. as
.uming that history repeats itsslf.
A. the conclusion Of the address
company was invited into the
auditorium OF the school. where q
snort motion picture was run, de-
. school n New YORK state.
the pupils manaeed the
sehooa ~ > democratic way
Tfe bnnaasi was serBed D. ths
ilsh School Parent Teacher Asso-
assisted By the home econ
mics department Of the school
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
Quarters Boat Will
Be Anchored Here
To Relieve Housing

Help On PAseAgoula,x housing
shortage VII be afforded shortly
when the Mary Ann out Of New Or
leans anchors here and gets equip
ped 70 take care Of $50 workers
The ship Is due IN port here Wed
nesday. Feb 5. according 70 Edward
?. Kearzley OF kew Orleans. her
owner. The Mary Ann Is = double
decker 10 b. 30 feet over ali
kearsleys plan Is 70 furnish bus
transportation between his boat
which VII be . floating rooming
house. and the ingalls, shiphullding
yards and ne Government housing
project for MS paying guests
Breakfast wii be served for those
desiring It
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31

ACCIDENTS
HURT z
Kentafnesasan seese on I've Crash.
- DaFsnE Past wsek- end. In
lafssx Out-0f-etase PeF~anM

Automobile accidents IN the yiein-
ity Of runtainehieau took . toll Of
twelve injured persons during ths
past week end On Friday night
Mira Jcaeph william Heller % Chi
eago wma seriously injured a,d on
Sunday night nine Others wsrs In
fuFed IN = three-car ooiitSaon.
The first accident occurred abort
~ after dark Friday night. Just
west Of F~ontainebsean. when q truck.
driven By william O Bell eolllded
with = parked truck on the hiRhway
Mira Heller. 3 passenger in the Bel
truck. suffered 3 fractured SKULL and
fractured leg Bell received a cut
on the forehead Mrs Bel also .
passenger. received minor injuries
TO her head and body.
George Haynes. oosored resident
Of ElraeF street Biloxi. driver o. the
parked truck. stated that he had
run cut q gasoline and was walk
ing back 20 q nearby filling station
when the accident occurred.
Bel claims that he wns blinded
BY lights Of al approaching car and
dad not eee the truck witch was
eft without flares burning. the
injured were taken 70 the Biloxi
Hospital for treatment
Sunday night = trtnls collision re.
Iuited' In nine persons being injured.
ihree seriously. when q car driven
y y II Marsh Of New ORLEANS.
hezd-on 9ieh another driven
y - .. Stewart Of Mobile. the
bird car. driven by Emile Raekie.
Hdeswiped one OF the other
NO The accident occurred during
dense fog
Miss VeTta Fleming OF Mobile. had
9th her less broken: Mrs Bertha
fall Bay Minette. Ala. and Mrs
7. II Marsh received head and
hest Injuries. Mr. Marsh and Mr..
md haF1 r. r. Raekie Of Mobile.
Uttered ~lacerations and other minor
Mn Halls eight months
u son. n passenger IN cne of the
ara. was unlniured.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-31
Jobs With Littren
Open, Apply Tues.

The Lttrell Contracting Comp
any, who vii construct the gas
pipeline 70 PasoaEoaia and Moss
Point. announced yesterday after
Noon thai applications w1n Be re-
ceived for work. g the Aozs Point
oIfice n 1he Cd Stewart Drug Store
building. Tuesday.
The actual work wtn staFt some
time between ne 18Th and 10Th @
February. commencing - EcAta9-
p. and working noFthward toward
Lucedalz.
Mr.. 4ttren sEzzeu ma several
hundred kbs III - available. and
he requested thai al enlszbodted
me- seeking employment. % Apply
Al TIE Eoas Point office. Feo.A