The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-01-17

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one whom we had fundly thoaghl
Vas one Of our most colas0isnt
readers Informed ux the only mai
he usually reserved on puhlicatt0u
day waS the Chroucile@Ehar and
bills lie did not have q chance
70 read the former and he dc not
take 8 chance on the lattert
D.
II voa have &c wAii a few minute
on the City Clerk TO get 70 yon and
make out a receipt for your take
ETC. be paiient-he Il still uew o.
lie JOB
II Is the duty Of the City Clerk 70
keep al Of the records. and Ne be
lieve i is the most important arc
the aardes; Job IN the administra-
ton Of the CITY affairS-because he
has 70 meet the Public and be cor
Sg&nily alert
Mr.. Frederic sol is very pleas
art and not easily excited he
knosE his way around and in time
viii master the hard job he is en-
deayorlng TO hold down.
o
One Of the hings which this wrii-
er. and others also. detests mos
cordially Is the way some OF these
important men make engage
ments al q certain time and then
fail to appear They fail 70 Femem-
Der that others feel their time Is
Jus a important as theirs.
3
The new Chief and the City Clerk
seems % be doing q grand Job We
have heard nothing but compil-
ments for them Since they have
been IN office
NOV. Of al times is no the tine
20 begin to be cheap" h. ans one
thing Pay what you think a ting
Is worth whether II is for groceries
or wages. Don't pay less 70 any
one than you. yourself. would be
willing 70 work for and be- oval TO
your boss Cheap wages asuaIiy
mean cheap work
3
We know the affairs OF s city
should be administered In 8 5usi-
neSs-hke manner But. theu there
are ali kinds Of ways OF running q
business and 4 lot OF then are
pretty sh0ddyl The affairs q q CITY
should be run on 8 much higher
plane than that Of q small ouginess
ana with higher goals In viev.
o
The Mayor must be quite BUSY.
as he made seReral engagements
with Us this week and mas iailed 70
keep any OF them
While not openly showing i. en-
pioyeeS Ia their heart recent the
fact that the Boss payg them me
leaas possible amount for Lnelr SER
vices. when he rides around Ia q
fine rev car. and he and his fauni-
b i've I'd TO the highest standard.
3
Whenever an employer exacts too
much from Labor he Is the father Of
discomfort and disinyaly-and the
employee Is not % blame
.
Dsaoyalty breeds cisloTaltv. You
cannot make 81 unfair trade and
expect the respect and suuuort Of
those you q supposed 70 esd.
g.
The LAborer Is worthy Of his
Hire according to the dig Time
book You cannot make anything
else OF T.
L 3 ma has vision and talent
enough 10 plan ard spend his owrn
money TO perfect thai plan. and
then sells Szi1 plan he snuuI1 not
be robbed o. the JUS. reward q his
Sofk-whether the project i large
Or small
That ma Wno ~lnterferex DELAYS
o. obs{xucts the lac Gown plans for
improvements ard Gefense wuxk Is
al enemy 70 TINS country and de-
serves the tonEae-Ashlng the PTezi-
Gent gives 70 such
%
President Roosevelt owes uuen Of
as popularity 70 TIE facs that he
thinks q TIE cthef and the smaller
fellow and ules e help him. Lesser
moFtak might @ sci 70 emulate
hin
.
7 Is saic KING carol az HunaniA
non II Spain has tareatened . 80
G. 3 hunger strike + ne i not al
oNec e leave TIE aodntry. 6nnckEl
he ceu1 loee 3 couple a. pounds oG
Ia auu not mis- 5 nd ia : eoun-
~ where ege1nody Else e starving
% death he Eu1le b jusf oae more
hungry man
%
wasn't uaf man talking = MS
sep Elao proposed 70 make Germ
ar sep fighting I'd give haek Al
q ne eoansae Hitter has orabheef
/ SOUNDS Ake IL nall box 80 i
MNzzs going = moot en- ea~n.
I hes Cont q = LIT him
7 " Ike IL mail boy. could
u - out ana shoot en Al
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