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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Gasoline Expl0des
burning Wade Youth

Gasoline fumes igniAe6 b 3 Ian
tern. caused sever burns % Her-
nard Cumbest. Il years Cd son q
Mr. and Mrs. neorze CuuaEest Of
Wade. T1n boy suffered burns
from the vstst down 70 has fret
o. both legs he was rushed &c
the jackson County Hospital wf1ert
ne sas given treatment
The Cuxnbcsf boy Is said % have
been drawing gasoline from . large
drum in = shed nj the Cambesi
home. preparatory to fsiIlng tle
tank Of the family car. Tne bucket
IN which the gasoline WAS being
pumped had several gallons of gasp
line 10 Il when cievenland Cum
best. = cousin Of Besnarcx entered
the shec carrying q lighted lantern.
The fumes Immediately ignateu and
expioeHd
Bernard. ms eAothes aflrx. ran
into the yard and collapsed The
burning clothing WAS pulled fran
the boF b. his uncle. ouitnan Cum
best
The ftre In Ihe shed wa1 en-
tinsulshed without further Damage
being caused
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Jackson County To
Send More Draftees
To Army At Shelby

The jackson County Draft Beard
I'll sEae three negroes 20 Camp
Enegoy for induction INTO the Z. &.
AFny q Tuesday November Is. The
negroes sll leave Pzse4Eo1A q
TO II The morning
Tneze zneu srs TIE first 70 Be call
&C from jackson County during the
Eo1th c November. Another cal
for negro seAetlve servlce men VII
be mace on December ! and 2 tn
FolF1ng "a men froxn 81 paris q
Mississippi
The men leaving TUESDAY are
washington JOHNNIE House, = vol
anEeer no has been mate iea1sf Of
TIE Krc1p. AIItEtex Lewis ard Az
t1ony Mayszs16 Tns tHz1 aiternztez
VIC have ben named. should tness
nen be unable 70 90. are Theodore
Hannirzl and Purxe Haney White
Jackeen County hzx been asked
70 send : white men 70 Camp Shelby
fox incnetion en November 3. : L
Announced THIS I'll be TIE o1is
aae1A C white men 20 l. asked Q.
tie loezl board durtng ne month
q November. Thez NH Be pzrt o.
Is white seaecteee 70 b taken II
fnon tne fta4e az 8 Whck ~ nnal
fzne
ne FeauLszfz9z fox white MI hNs
hee1 revised ~ ne SAFE Head.
aazEteTz for seieeslTe Service hu1
a additional can for 80 men from
tae sfa4e - larEe has been mads
~ n1uea01 n December : mE11sf
s jackson Co1utTa quota for Nnits
m Il zat cary December ca "A
~ beeu announced p the SAT-
headQuarIer1
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
MOSS POINT GIVES
CITY OFFICIALS
BOOST IN SALARY

New salaries for the city officials
Of Moss Point were set ct q meeting
Of the Mayor ard Board Of Alder
n held Friday. November Z, II
Was announced IN an ordinance
published elsewhere IN todayss Is
sue All salaries Of officials end en-
ployeez were advanced
The salary Of the mayor was set At
SIS Per month and each alderman
salary was raised to SO pr day
for each days attendance up0n 5
regular meeting Of the Mayer and
Beard Of Aldermen
TINS city clerk and tax ~roliees0ren
salary Was set a. SIN per month;
The marzhalsH salary was raised to
500 per month and the city att0rn-
e. win receive so per month IN the
future.
The raise IN salaries win become
effective as Of November /.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
kAZI AIR ATTACK
STRIKES RUSSIAN
RICH OIL FIELDS

Berlin November I3-Tne Mar
aiy forces opened up 3 new trent
IN their battle against use Russians.
sending 3 wave q busnbern 20 Rus
hiaG oil fields
The German armies meznEhile
storuec thu outer fort1ficAuous On
the Eastern cFtmean Port Of KcTth.
The attach u2k described b. Ssokes-
men tonight q knocking a. the
gates 90 the caucaxuk
Meanwhile masses Of German ana
Russian reserves we're reported m0e-
ting up 70 the central trent today
for : pozsihle climatic battle for
Moscow
II reference % the Crimean bat.
te the German military dispatches
naid that Mar assault troops had
captured several Of the kerchs ky
fortsftrationk ard thai tine port va
epen 20 elree; attach from me uesl
and south.
A Nmn Spokesman said the Ger
mar sir fDrcs ~ already roaring
over the narrow kerch straight %
carr the war int the great fields
shich produce much o. Ruzxtax Of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Bids Received Today
On New Co. Airport

BIDS are beane received TODAY n
Mobile bY TIE United States In
gtneer offer for construction q the
tz1 oo Jackson County airport 70
be located about 9 mile south q
Kreole and about two miles east
o. PseoagoulA.
The airport Is 70 Be built and
operated under the Civil Aercnan-
ties Association and vii be one CT
the most meoern IN fhts ARA. /
Ill b one mile square.
The contract for the eonstrHe-
tAon vii cali Ter clearing end
gTuhnsnR. earth work. preparation
Of suegrade paTtnx, installation O
storm sewers and appurtenancez.
installation q light wire conduit
The Board O supervisors las
week signed an agreement with the
United States government giving
permission for construction q TIE
airport ano for It's maintenance
and operation.
Contract for TIE construction i
expected to b 1T on December !.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Churchill Muffed
Chance To Relieve
Russian Pressure

London. November Il The
Churchill Government vas accused
In the House a Commons deaAte
to-day Ct muffIng Is chance 70 ease
tie German pressure on ne Rus
Sans b. taiitng % open diversion
Ear fronts n North Africa.
LaboFtlk Enonuei Shinxau. VINO
iook ne leadership In the debate
and demanded % know why the
offensive n Lbya Has delayed re-
nszed 3 demand thai Britain form
a second fighting front . AID R1s-
a4
sninxen stated that TIE opening
q TIE neN front IL L1ya had been
expected Tor many months Eaeh q
new front So1ld II effect have
created > seeazac front be SAID 1t
No1lc certainly have distracted TIE
Naz1E and created difficulties for
them Lei TIE government snsser
thai question:.
Sexf xcek q nsxt month An
offensive N Lbya may nst b a.
effective
Ealnxeu Questioned Batslns DE-
feHse e her Oriental empire a.
neRHesenfas& TIE EuFenmenf'z i1ea
q = second trent and II - whittier
4 bore Russian approval
he asserted NAT Z Britain actu-
AIS had Hhz1 seemed = b ar
superiority oEzT Germany. theu re
KAEB failure q lake the initiative
IS lnzzzuszzleH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
JACKSON COUNTY MILLS
REPLACES ELECTRICITY
WITH DIESEL POWER
Change Made To Comply With Government Request For Cur
tailment OF Electrical Current During
Defense Emergency.

Electric current for the operation
Of tae jackson County WOODEN Mills
VIII be replaced with Diesel power.
Is zae announced by officials OF
the mills today. The installation Of
the new equipment is nov being
done and Il i hoped that It can
Be put 10 uaa Monday morning when
tie employees RektfEn to their nza-
chimes fFozn the week emo nn1Edny
Installation Of the Diesel power
plant. Is being done IN cooperation
with the government request that
al Industries. using more than To-
600 kilowstt hours Of electricity per
month. curtail the use Of this power
By 30 per cent. unless the industry
Is part Of the National Defense
program
The new power plant win noe
generate electricity for operation OF
the machinery and equipment but
viii drive the machinery direct
Through this new system Of opera
non approximately 1000 ki0watf
hours Of electricity. used rs power
AZ the mills each week. vii nov be
available for use in defense tn
ouStrieS This saving Is sufficient 10
operate 8 loo horsepower electric
motor over thai period Of time.
The installation Of the Diesel
power plant Is regarded Is 8 patri-
otie gesture on the part Of the own-
ers Of the jackson County Mills
Il also shows thougntfulneSs in the
welfare Of their employees as had
the mil been forced 70 eurtaiI It's
please turn 70 page Ia
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Shipyard Painter
Dies of Heart Failure

The body Of Archibald r. Howe.
painter employed at the ingalls,
shipbuiiding Corporation yards. who
died while at his work. Sunday
morning about lbs O'Clock was
shipped Monday morning to his
former home at Union. Wise. for
interment-
A Jury empaneiel by Coroner Il.
a. Fails investigated the death and
rendered q verdict that Howe had
come TO his death by heart failure
He va A. years old and has been
making his home II PaseagouIa for
the past 10 months.
The coroner's jury was composed
Of J. o BurTox. Jr., A II. Coulter.
J. W. Miller. John r. McNeal. If.
{ Porter. and l. @. Beckham.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
United STATES TO ARM MERCHANT SHIPS AT ONCE
PASCAG0ULA LEASES
NEW ROAD EQUIPMENT
TO MAINTAIN STREETS
Concerted Enfers - Re Made By City Officials To Repair
Streets And Keep Them In Good
Condition.

Tne Pazczeuuia Cfty Offlclak Ia
~cesznecEton math their efforts 80 re-
PAR. Improve and maintain t1s
streets a the city. have lsAssd =
caterpillar D4esei tFa1aer 70 b3
a6cRo q The present equipment Of
u3 ktree4 department 1ne le4n
x14 signed ma Saturday. November
& VILE the MtzkAapN Tractor aEa
equipment Company Of 9Ackeon
ard uae eeulpnnezst - e BE- Gssfyer-
&C within me Enxt 60 days.
Aceorouag u nne krna6 o. the
As@xe. nne Gig w1A ~ iafn1kzsea a
Asaoet 40 CateEplA2ar Aansca t41aoetI
cFage nsotuEH efA0eE, NE& ifoz4t
AxR. iean1nx tFonk wl1eeiA eaeetzN
s4Fsez. neA a1esSs a14A fu44 pzne~
taFe-prouz 1uoe8 u&cEoF. 4ne cstg
= % naFe Use Ann u1AMtAal nz0
eeaayxasn1 ter . p4zseo . tsu sesT3
11ae contract aaae xlaees l4aa nae
Ca u r4sAso44A xnaA pay tor Tie
1eAz1nE ma aa401nk q SsAAg 19rnAE
the z4-naonEn peEAoc. Ann x4m u
- - u1c AZ eaAl s-szHa-annaa-
2&tAk<N&4A& - N4&N <A%A VIII
ne FRS payment oo<alnK uae 50
naaxzLaz alter oehFery q the eqalp
Enenk
Inc contract also cantAins .
clause IN Nnsch TIE Gaks LAS al
opzs0n 70 purExaAze the eQulpEn&nt
~ ans time curing The term q uae
seAar 1tAou payment q Sesf4s&.
Should the City Of R&9cAg0uLa de-
Ezxe % purchase the equipment al
rentals pad shall Be- applaed against
TIE pzzrc1zaae price excepS An PR
cert ~ annzzn interest IL addition
tzse hflspn Ir3ct0r aEsu Eqaap-
nzezz1 Company NIu accept as part
payment uae used Russell Actor
UrkAnr ecuipfwc with AcCcFmick-
uezE1nn 1nao1og. Is crsz4il aEa1nst
tfa4Mm- 49, - - N1k "a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
P~ascagoula School
Students To Form
Advisory Council

Nominations have been made BY
the students OF the PascaaoQlA
High School for representation on
the Students ADVISORY Council
which Is befnE organized this week
Each Of the grades In the high
xefsnos department xfl be repre-
seuted On The council. with -four be-
tng selected from the senior class,
three from the junior elA8s. two
from the sophomore class and one
from the freshman class
zach eiaks HaS allowed TO uomi-
nate twtce Is many representatives
- their quota called for The
Representatives viii hs chosen from
THESE Isis Of nominees By the facul-
y. thro<1gh secret ballot
The Student council Is being OF
Eanixed 70 consider the welfare Of
the ssudents and school They Nln
study various pronlems Of the school
with The faculty 20 thai q demo
Please turn % page IL
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Rotary Hears Red
Cross Roll Call
Plans Discussed
Joint Meeting Held Al Mes PeEna
M Meeting OF - r. Ciub
Next Thursday.

Red Gross was the theme Of the
joint meeting Of tire Moss Point
and Pascagoula Rotary Clubs n the
Moss Point Community House
yesterday. Thursday. November 70
There was q fairly good attendance
and several visiting Ro6arians,
among them District Attorney Cliff
Cowan. Of the Gulfport Club. VINO
had as 4 guest Circuit Court Judge
r. L Corban o. Biloxi. Both vere
given q hearty welcome.
President Wood Of ne Moss Point
Club opened the meeting and after
making 9 few announcements Of
Interest 70 MS club. turned the
meeting 0Fer 70 President Stone 81
The Pascaeouia Club He II turn
introduced Kirk Durham. chair
man Of ne Ron Cal drive q the
Red Gross for jackson county. Mr,
Burnhzm made = fine talk telling
u the prospects for The drive this
nS1lh and giving the queeAS az
pected frum each section Of ths
county. He tod q TIE many kind
" ae4 O. TIE BED crusx. and stated
thai more saS expected Of he Hal
Can this rear On account q the
Increased need q funds.
Homer GregoET. chairman q shk
Mos Point area told uhat his azss
expected n the Ron Cal. end soznE
q ne things Re leaned receu1g
AZ 3 district meeting.
President Woo1 read 3 letter froul
Mole T. RoasrH. rendering n
resignation As ; menber q -
Clue. as - hs1 resigned Is poz-
tor II TIE Cnreu4cie-e1Ar hnd a
vert1ser and changed ms Feztdeace
Resignation eeeeu1 nth regret
Unz Eaza PINT Cub Fozad Z
have No neelznE ueIl NeeE +.
thezz meeting oay - TnzukzHs-
ING LAY November -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
CONGRESSIONAL VOTE
SCRAPPING NEUTRALITY
LAW NARROWLY PASSES
Letter From President Roosevelt Swings Measure Permit
ting Ships To Enter Beligereni Ports After Day
Long Debate In Congress.

80 &&A I'VE
Washington. d G. Nov l3-Afeer
an eleventh hour Intervention b.
President Franklin D Roosevelt
the House o. Representatives dra-
masscally gave Congressional APP
progal today TO legislation scrapuing
the Neutrality Act bans against
Aiming American Merchant ships
and sending them into combat
zones. Thc vote vas close but final
y carried 7I2 to les-
The momentous vote came after
speaker Rsyburn. in 3 surprise e.
fort % avert O major defeat for the
AcministrationS Foreign policy,
descended into the vel Of the House
and read . letter from the Chief
executive stating that failure Of the
House to approve changes would
Bolster aggressive steps and In
tenttonz In Germany, weaken posi-
tons Of Britain. Russia and China.
Tension prevailed In closing hours
Of the days debate as influential
Republicans joined with the Demo-
cratic leadership in appeals for
passage Of the legislation.
REPRESENTATIVE Wadsworth R-NY
N support Of the repeal OF the
Neutrality Act said that ne felt 3
profound conviction that what's
left On the statute books Of the
Neutrality Act Is injurious TO the
safety Of this Nation"
Immediately after the voting
Speaker Rayburn signed the bill.
clearing the way for Its dispatch
70 the White House for President
Roosevelts signature. The Chief
Executive win sign the bill Mon
day.
Meanwhile shipping interests plan
ming 70 send their ships carrying
supplies 70 Britain. Russia ans
CHINA are rushing to arm skear
ships
Esanrn4nrv Hrnaoz zane.a nszar ka.e
passage Of the ball that the removal
q the restrictions nos increases
the chances Of Britain. Russia and
China TO win q victory over Hitler
and his Axis partners. He stated
that both ships and men VIII be
available to deliver the goods 10 the
Allies
The vote "a close and the ten
sion was great as the various Lead
ers argued the annulment Of the
Neutrality Law. permitting our ships
70 enter belligerent ports.
Before the vote was taken. Repre-
please turn to page 12l
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Auxiliary To Moss
Point School Band
To Buy Uniforms

Ar . meeting q the AuxIIlaEx %
Tia 1nnz pnznt aeheol Rsza HsNaz
xutea - bnr So nnw u~nlfnzu.m for the
hand Al a ees. oE ALSO. subtz<t
70 ths approval Of Superintendent
A. l. Monroe. wtao h out az the city,
These =eFe selected from samples
and pictures presented BY q repre-
sentative for . firm supplying tE1est
articles.
Plans we're formulated for the
raising OF funds % dcfray the cost Of
the uniforms among them being Z
Tag Day to take place. Saturday
November Is. when tags wiz be sold
IN the streets of the city.
II was also planned 10 hold . car
nival during Mardi 0ras and &
have q king and queen 20 preside
over the bail
During the meeting the chair Was
occupied b. the president. A. ]
Franklin. and the minutes % the
last session were read by the sec
Rotary. Mrs. william Marie.
In the contest % have tina greatest
number Of patrons present Abe Bill
bos SIDE came out victor.
The attendance was excellent
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
AFRICAN COMET TO
MAKE TRIAL RUN
ABOUT DECEMBER |.
Worlds First An Welded Steel Pas
senger-Carge Ship Being Prepared
AZ Ingalls, Yard For Delivery.

The first aIl-welded steel passen-
ger ship 20 be constructed b. The
Ingalls, sh1pbuilding Corporation a
their Pascaeoula yards. the s s
African Comet vii MAKE Its trial
run about December /. It was an
nounced today BY " r Guest. wee
president OF the yards. The nuge
vessel with Accommodations for ZIG
first class passengers was launched
In June. being built b. the =. s.
Maritime Commission for the
Americen-South African Lines Of
New YORK.
Il Was reported ; few days age
that the ship would make It's trial
run on Monday. November -. how
eEer. It VII not Be ready then and
Is sailing has been postponed.
The African Comet Is one Of the
most modern passenger zhap She
I'll have al the luxurious sceomo-
cations q the best passenger ships
Of today including air conditioning
and q swimming pool The snip Is
ne first Of three zee-foot An-Eeideo
steel ships built II Pascagouiz for
the American-Soath African Lines.
TIE other tue. which already have
been launched are the African
Planet and African Meteor.
These ships III be used IN
commerce. between New YORK and
south and Wezt African Portz They
have 3 beam Of e feet. - foot
depth and . displacement Of 1900
ton& They are designed 70 have
: cruising sped g over - knots
and capable II making the IMP
from New xoEk e South Africa u
lGA daEz
Leaving here she African Genet
I'll - 70 Noble where khs VII
90 On Dry Docks for final insuec-
tiea sad fo1 painting While there
she vi Be- bearded b. officials Ct
ne American South African Lanes
!. g Maritime Commission aud u.
s. EaTS. 6nE W1u then st GU foF
shH Cut waters where VARIOUS tests
III Be mace. she wn Be returned
. Dorf for final eheck-aD before
belng delivered q tie American
Go1th African LzneR.
Tne Amerlesn-eeuh Afrcan o.
fHzzk have Designed Captain c
= Sehmidt q kes FaTE former
eagta1H q ns c. q EsE Y9k
- master q ne sesael Haen sae
aiA nan hs berh at Ezcasaala
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
TELEPHONE STRIKE
POSTPONED WEEK
UNION HEAD SAYS
I1ur niatanee WoFkefx WIN Leave
gses CrfgpilnE Service Over stssi OF
NAiien unaesa Agreement Reached

Nep Y0rk novemher ~i9-Joi4n J
Morgan. president Of The Federation
ok long ilreS ~tzIephone Wuakerk
announced tonight thai the Strikf
scheduled 70 take place tofnorrov
night had been postponed until No
vernbeT Al. The strike would tn
vows 1900 workers VINO handle
long distance telephone lines r.
Mississippi and ii other states IN
Lf1e Nation
Morgan ordered the Haikoss Of
tins uuFkerA WHO have an inde-
pendent 0nlen He stated that q
had been approved or November
Z Morgan changed the date for
t1e wnfkout after . meeting with
tire United States coneillation kerv-
Tee aa1 Representatives Of the
American Txisnssone and Telegraph
Company.
The strike. Il Il Is called viii
seriously delay Or perhaps prevent
the normal ftoW q long distance
service throughout most OF the
country.
The long d1stazsx switchboard
would not Be affected x
cep b. failure On the part Of test
nsen to maintain the long
line9 which require almost constant
Atteniiua
The Union demands include 3
percent waEe boos4 and the
narrowing Of geographic pay diff
The Federal Bureau Of Investi~
the defense communica-
ions board. the Civil AernnauEics
administration. the Columbia
3nsadcaSiing System ne National
lroadcaxiing Company and the
HroAdrA4tang system had
cen notified q the unions intsn-
suga 20 20 OF with the etrlke.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
CIRCUIT COURT IN
SESSION FOR THE.
Der TERI
Convened MendAy Morning. Jaaee
CorbAn Presiding. Number sf
Gases Disposed OF.

The November term Of the Circuit
Court for jackson county convened
on Monday morning. November 10.
1871. with Judge L. G. corban OF
Biloxi. presiding. District Attorney
n. c. Cowan and County Prosecut-
ing Attorney ". d. Billiard present.
as also W. G. Ravens. clerk. and j
Guy Krebs. sheriff, on hand with
sufficient clerks and deputies to
carry on the business Of the court.
After the court had been called
70 or1er the clerk and the sheriff
drew from the box In open court,
the names Of those citizens vino
had been summoned to serve as
Jurors for the first week Of the
term. the following who were sworn
IN IS Grand Jurors for the term:
Mole G. Carter, Ira N Wyatt.
Herman r. Cox. Eddie Debate.
Mack Hawiey. Pete Vincent, Leo
LisandaiS. Dr. Robert ?. Carter. VIII
fred Beaugex, Lawrence J. Bflbo. n.
c. FaEgard. Q. G. Sudcukh, Julius
McIlwRin. John w. Newiand, Ray
nsand Mailetse. A. r. Buck. Rnbert
= white. =. D. cudabac ~.
R0berf r Carter o. E1sensuula
N seiscted ard swsEn - furezszsr1
Of = grand Jury. ara the o~eh he
had taken In open court wAs aa-
ministeFed 70 the other grand jurors
who. after hearing the charge o.
the court. retired 10 consider such
business rs may come before then
Before the court delivered his
charge 70 the grand jury the sheriff
called the roll Of county and beat
officers as required BY Law. and all
please turn o page I'D
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
PASCAGOULA CITY TAX
LEVY FOR 1871 RAISED
TO MEET OBLIGATIONS
Assessed Valuations Increased AS City Officials Plan tn
Take Care OF Operating Expenses
Next Year.

} The city officials OF Paseagoula
have set the tax levy for fe4i at
t6i mills. according TO an ordinance
adopted At their meeting held Sat
urday. November g. This Is an tn
crease Of 81 mills over the year Of
1870.
The tax levy set this year. based
On the assessed valuation Of 81
0a6055 for real estate and s4322.e
on personal assessments. making :
total Of E4s526s. should urnduce
: revenue for the ensuing year Of
sza23i37. This Is exclusive q the
revenue which VIII be derived from
the assessments on utilities such az
electric power. telephones. telegraph
and railroads. which VII be set by
the Mississippi State Tax Commits
sion.
The increase II the tax levy Is
designed 70 take are q bad and
Interest rates. according 70 the
schedule SCI forth IN the ordinances
adopted b. TIE eilY officials
Last year ne ely q PasozROuIa
operated OF = iesy q s mills Will
increased euztk Of operation. cue e
increases II salaries q clty en-
rioyeez and Increased cost O. ma
teraak and supplies. i wax neces-
aaEy - make sight Increases 4
Assessed valuations.
There IS an Increase = re-
urvueEzx amounting % EzTT oz5 m
year md a. fncfease @ - Il
personal property Assezmeu2 n
11reAsz II real property e duz
largely = construction e nes nane.
and osher ealdinsk in ne elfx. Ia
pzTsazaI Increases are cue . nez
- oEnohziez and cher EeEna
Tbs eltY esflezaa fe=I IA ne
Increase - usz sufficient Feve.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-14
Parking, Safety
Zone Street N
Need R~epainting

A little paint which does not cost
much. could be made 70 increase
the safety Of motoring On Pasca-
goula's principal streets. not TO men,
ton the convenience Of motorists.
All the parking and safety zones
Of the city are badly IN need Of
having the lines repainted. The
excessive rains We have had. and
the unusual amount Of auto traffic
on our streets. have almost obliter-
ated these lines.
At night around the theaters and
In the congeSted district Of South
PascAeouls street. Ker street ard
Deinas avenue. since the blackout
please turn to page Id