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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
PascagOula School District
Renews $65,OOO SOnd Efforts
New Petition Asking
Another Election
On Issue.

a asosad aflempt = hasa lha
eitieens Of District = Of JacKN0ff'
County Of when PAseaRuaala l. the
largest part, vote G68 GO school
bonds 10 match government appro-
pFiatiofs for increased school faciIi-
ties Ia Phscagulia. Is nov afoot. it
was announced BY Supt 7. r. Wells.
today.
The board Of trustees Of the Pas
oagoula School district, in recessed
meeting held Monday. ordered q
petition 20 be submitted TO the
qualified electors Of the district
calling for . new election on the
subject The petition was circu-
lated and in one days time the sig
natures Of % per cent of the quail
lied voters yer obtained on the
petition. The petition viii Be pre-
scented 10 the jackson County Board
Of Supervisors At It's next regular
meeting 70 be held on December l,
asking that body to call another
election at TIE earliest possible and
most feasible date.
The first election on the CUES
ton Of issuance Of the bonds held
Wednesday. November II which
VAS last week. failed 10 carry BY 20
votes The failure OF the measure
70 carry was not the vote against
Il but rather lack Of sufficient votes
being cast as the final count showed
that there were 436 votes for the
issue and = against a.
Every pressure viii be PAT forth
81 the next election % have = ma
ioxtty Of the qualified voters Of the
district cast ballots ON Ehe issue.
There Is \ dire need for the addi-
uonal school facilities ard sosne re-
lief must Be given II me schools
are to Be operated satisfactorily.
The petition to be presented the
Board OF Supervisors said.
we the undersigned. being more
than 10 percent Of the qualified
electors Of the Pascaeoula Ru1nl
Separate School District Of jackson
County, MlSsixsippi. represent and
show that the Pascagoula Rural
Separate School Dlstricf il duiy
and lawfully created. organised and
existing school OF which the dis
trict bonds may be issued.
We respectfully request and pc
tttton that yoa call an election 10
oe held IN the said PAscaEonla Rural
Separate School District to deter
mine whether oE not said School
District shall issue and sell is beads
N q maximum amount Of se5 600
for the purpose o. constructing ad-
dltions and alterations 70 the pres
ent high school building and addi-
tons and improvements 70 the
Trade Building O. Manual Training
Pieass turn 70 pase =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
STATE COLLEGE 10 OPEN
SHIPBUILDING COURSE
AT PASCAGOULA SCHOOL
Classes Starting Next Week For Shipyard Workers Open To
Those Desiring To Learn Ship CONSTRUCTION
As Profession.

a special course IN ship construc-
ton Is to be conducted at the Pas
eag0ula High School under the d.
rection Of Mississippi State College
70 provide training for men EN-
ployed IN shipyards or who wish 70
become eligible for such employ
ment. Those who wish 70 take the
course are being asked to register
at onee with r. Il. Macy In offlce
No. 5. at the ingalls, 6hipbuildtng
Corporation
The men who are to take the
course are ~drafzFnen, engineers,
loftsmen and Others with suitable
background or ability. who xtsh 70
acquire q general knowledre Of the
field Of ship construction through
g brief but intensive course.
Al men taking the course I'll BE
required 70 have 9 high school ed
ucation, but two years Of engineer
ing training or equivalent expert
ence Is preferable. Elementary
drafting - given IN high school
mathematics through algebra and
plane geometry are absolutely &C.
senliaI-
The classes w1n be conducted On
Mondays End Wednesdays from
Y until 9 O'Clock u the evenings.
The course win extend over . period
Of Is weeks and VII start On Mon
day. November - me total hc-
lures and ~recftssaons viii take Ia
a hours OF class work; - hours
Of outside preparation and is hours
Of drawing.
Inc first week vii Dc 1esuesc
70 nomenclature. function and a.
raneements Of hull machinery and
equipment: typea q ships: govern
ment and other regulations
The second. third and fourth
weeks I'll be devoted 70 shin Ell
~culati0ns: hun form delineatton ard
coe1icien8. displacement. draft,
stability and weights. The fifth
week I'll be % study Epeed and
power and propellers. The ztxth
and seventh weeks VII be spent II
drawing studying lines and c1GzeEa.
TIE elEuth week VII be for een-
eraI and local strength Of shin.
Ehel plating. deekn, buIkheadx,
framing. rivettne and welding. me
9th I'll be for construction. includ-
ing fabrication suba2semhly. erec-
ton and launching. ne lo. Il nd
4 weeks VII BE- spent IN STUDY a
he midznip section which III IL
FulFe drnwhag.
Tie thirteenth week VIII = for
studying piping heating. veattla-
ton and elecu5cai systems. stean
pEopElIlx machinery and aaxlIlsr-
les Hee1po2@nE engines. turhsnm
REDUCTION gear hzIerA thrust ~.
uz eonaenserz. pumps and znafzz
VI - taken ID he 18th week II
final Eeek VII be taken I'D Il stads
o. DIESEL propeIinz machinery 80
auxAAres. types g engines -
applications. direct esared az
Electric DIVE. hydraulic eosznlzEz
aE eompressorz ard puzuu e.
uope1~
ne class I'll + nmitsd Z :
sEa1eux
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
THANKSGIVING DAY
OBSERVANCE HELD
APPROPRIATELY
PaseAxguas Ard Mos Potnt Citizens
Carry 0ui C~<iebFatisn Win
Special PrugrHmM

paseaeouiA and Moss Point yea
ierday observed ThankSzivine dzy
h Appropriate manner. Stores
closed for the day 70 allow their
owners and employees 70 observe
the day IN a fitting manner. Mans
took advantage a. TIRE opp0rtunity
70 enjoy fishing and hunting and
other forms Of recreation.
Outstanding on the program Of en-
tertainmenf for the Gay was the
Thanksgiving Day football game be-
tween the PascagouiA High School
PantherN and the ouftman LA0glz,
played on the Pascaguuia high
School athiettc field
The Mess Point Tigers football
team left early tn the morning for
Pcsyune where they played their
annual Thanksgiving Day football
game against the Picayune Maroon
Tide A large number Of fans ac-
companied the team 20 Picayune
for the game.
In Moss Point q special interde-
nomtnational church service waS
conducted At the Moss Point Bap-
fist Church which was attended b.
many citizens 20 assembled 70 Of
fer Up their thanks for the many
Divine Blessings they have re-
cetyed IN the past year. These ser-
vices yer very impressive and min
listers Of al the churches OF that
city participated IN the rites.
Services also were conducted IN
the various churches Of Pascagouia
Especially impressive IN ~ least
20 Pascagoula homes for the
Thanksgiving Day dinner. was the
presence Of Soldiers from Keealer
Field ut Biloxi These boys VINO
are far from home enjoyed the
hospitality OF these homes and X
pressed appreciation for this cour-
tesy.
Arrangements for having the
soldiers as guests IN these homes
were handled by Mrs. T. r. Wells.
WPA Recreational Supervisor, and
MrS Warren b Seeley Of the Pas
eagoula co-OrdinatinR Council. In
other places along the Coast and
throughout the state of Mississippi
IL was learned. similar hospitality
was shown the soldiers.
AIRS Wells stated that alfhuurh
many persons who NeEe cuutarted
NJ The interest 81 haxinE ne
soldiers n guests. were unable %
have them az this time. but Of
fered TO have them as Sunday din
ner guests IN the future and also
as guests for Christmas dinner. She
stated that her survey revealed
that many families meeting soldiers
on the streets In the past have
taken them TO their homes for din
ner.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
RUSSIANS CLAIM
ATTACK IN kAZI
Convoy FRUITFUL
Txnnspsxts And Tanker cArrying
vital sapplies To fsz1 Tresp@ n
Nerfh Hunk ~ Soviet Ships-

MnscuW. Nov. 0@Tne 8Ovtet
Communhque announced early To-
day that three German transports
and a tanker had been SUM ~
Russian ships tn the vital Arttc
supply route area North Of Mur-
mansk and Arehangei
The cosnSmunkque. ~ broadcast ~
official wireless said Ehe German
convoy. apparently en- route 70 re-
nforce Finnish and German units
h. the far north. wn4 sent to une
hettom Ia narestn Seas, but Il did
not mention whether Il wAs pzo-
tectsd 81 German wnFxlaip3
The Germans said IN Berlin Wed
nnsdag that German Submarines
we're operating IN the white ssa.
on which ths port q Afrhangsl b
locatrd
the Cusmmunlque also reported
that fighting "a taking place OF all
frnuts. ufth particularly fierce en-
Eagrment IN Rnstos. Voiokoiansk
and the TalA Sectors.
The stnking Of the German ships
more than ewens the score taken by
the German submarine raiders off
the Coast Of Canada. which ac-
coriing 70 reporta. took q toll Of
two frsizhtsr after . chase. The
submarines. are raported 60 be
operating IL packs along establish
ri lanes. They ara said 10 have
their prey fer several hum
tired miles beyond Belle Isle. The
SUNK rel part Of . convoy.
IL h reported shat two Of the
.-boatz had bcn attacked and pos-
one of them had been sunk.
The attack TOOK place In q re-
hon already marked a. = danger
pot IN the war at . BY Navy
kinister Angus Macdonald Of Can
ia. who announced CT November
IN that German submarines were
lperattng off the coast Of New
within SIGHT OF tne
loFe.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
L. S. Suspends Aid
To French Colonies

Washington. D c. Nor. U-Tne
United States today suspended
etnomn assistance - Frances
Hoxth African eoienies and broadly
limited that dinAomatie relations
Etth tne vtchy government might be
severed because Of Increasing Maj
domination Of Preach affairs.
ms action followed earlier re-
portz that the United States Vas
compelled to make 3 eomplste re-
study Of the relations with France.
because Of renewed signs thai the
French Regime Va moving toward
closer collaboration with German.
Al Vichy. France. It vas annnunc-
Il That General Maxine WeTgand.
regarded as being lakewarm = the
plans o. collaboration with Germ
ans. was retired tonight Is Dele
Rate-Gencrai ard Military Gem
mzadeF Of Freneh North Afrtcs and
thaE this strategic are was placed
undeT tie direea eontrol Of the Pro
Gernan Wies-Premler Jean Darlzn
IL announcement va hIutek
yesterday. after L Vas learned thai
Reaf Admiral Rene Platon. Frencf
coioUlzl secretary. had been ordsrec
= lave vichs Tuesday night 10
- inspection q Hrance.z WezI
Affeau Possessions. Is WerzanE
enoed > SERIES o conferences Ntil
Azassnal Retain.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
Mayor Waiter Guiley
Urges Larger Vote
On Next Ballot.

A<Asar walter = nnlleS. prnss
dtut 81 W. H94sd - TftH IT
the Pascagoula Rural Separate
School District. TODAY issued a pro-
ciamntion expressing thanks ard
appreciation to those who worked
last week 10 get the voters % the
polls % vote on the $50 10000 school
bond issue. He urged that the citi-
zens make a stu greater ana more
united effort so that sufficient
voters 50 70 the polls when the mat
ter Is placed before the people again.
IN the near future.
Mayor Gulley pointed to the Inn
perattve need for these Increased
school facilities. particularly in the
face Of the rapidly increasing pop
uiatiuu OF the city.
Mayor Gullcy stated that govern
ment officials have held the pro-
position tn allegiance until the Sec
ond vote Is taken.
His signed statement Is as follows.
TO The Qualified Electors of
the pascagoula Rural Sepa-
rate School District and
Citizens.
! want TO take this opportunity 70
thank the voters and every one that
worked 10 help get the voters out
last "wednesday 70 vote on our inn
pcrEant bond issue. Although uae
election failed 70 carry by the close
margin OF IS votes. I feel that our
citizens do not know the facts. or
fail 70 realize the importance Of
tbs election. PascasOala Is growing
b. leaps and bounds Our popafa-
ton has almost doubled IN the last
feW years and IS nov increasing
daily and from al plans and ldica-
please turn - page IL
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
P~ascagoula Ready
To Launch Annual
Red Cross Campaign

7ne annual Rascagoula Roll Gail
for Ire American Red Cross i now
underway IN fun swing and = large
corps Of workers have begun = can
= q the city. J. = Stone = gen
eraI chairman o. the campaign
TIE entire city ms been divided
into districts and zones. ard ef-
forts vii BE- made TO contact every
person. soliciting TIE memberships
and contributions 10 the Red Croas
Il Is pointed oat b. the leaders Of
jackson County Chapter ~ the Red
cnoes that there i q greater need
for Red Cross funds this year than
there has been n some years There
Is considerable local work to b
done besides having to aid thoea IN
other parts Of this country aad the
piease turn to page Ia
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
AMERICAN-MADE TANKS
ENABLES BRITISH FORCES
TO SMASH AXIS NJ
Mighty Desert And Naval Forces Make Huge Gains In Drive
To Annihilaie Germans And Italians IN
Northern Africa.

ID ne AkNazzatea treGsf
Catfo. Egypt No. N-Amertean-
armed British tank units smashing
as Tar e. 50 miles inside Of Libya.
II ; great ~eaclnehng movement
we're reported officially tonight 70
b. enly 10 miles short OF beaeiged
Tohfuks outer aelenses after
kmAshaHE the italian tank force n
uae llrst maioF tesl Of the United
Ssaas var materials
ms central British speAxheAd
penetrated nortaWesGEard from SD
Omar. ear the Egyptian frontier
% Eezegn Oh the EseaFpnenh above
the mae u EuIIIes which leads
4esn 4 ue 50 where q British
raErlzan has been holding out sInes
mIa-AprA-
Ihe Germans and Italians xere
ruekrd back on tnelF heels - ne
Britain desert armies which zEHuek
kuddenlT with g force Of 75n.oal
mn TIE oattled lnant Is stretched
CT eser no miles u a yasl znd
secretly launched attack. WuIeh 1
aimee a. knocking the AXIS cat q
Eorxh Africa
Ine attack started Desaas
morning caught me German ank
Italian troops uauzepared and IA
ezec sweeping forward rcienzlezsls
PHns Minister Winston Churchill
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
BODY AT
I'D IDENTIFIED
Officials Await Fingerprint Records
Before Making Positive Identity
OF White Man

Sheriff J. Guy Krebs Is awaiting
returns from fingerprint authori-
ties in Washington. which Il L
hoped viii establish positive identi-
~ OF the body Of b white man.
found floating IN the waters Of the
Pascagoula River At the foot Of
Delmas avenue. Tuesday morning
The body has been tentatively iden-
titled a. that Of George McFadden,
3 member Of the crew Of the fish
ing boat. Emily W. operating for
q Mobile concern.
The body was Unidentified by Gux
V. Ros. owner OF the Ros Fish &C.
whose plant IS near where the body
Please turn 70 page I2l
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
PUBLIC UTILITIES
RlGRT-OF-WAY
LOCAL RIVER
Submarine Cables and E7pellns Cen
ssruetlen Permits Requested o.
War Department EnginssrR

Public utilities operating IN this
section have filed application With
the .. g. Engineer office ~ Mobile
for laying cables and ptpe limos
across the PRscagoulA river. Il was
revealed In official notices received
from the engineer Office. Tns
Singing River River Electric Power
Association Of LucedAle has ap-
piled for permit TO lay . cable across
the river AZ PascAgoula. and the
United Gas Pipe Line Co. % Enreve-
port. Ia. has asked for the right to
lay two lO-ir1ch gas pipelines seross
the river near vaneieave.
Tne Singing River Electric Power
Association asked that At be sIl0x-
ed TO lay the power cable a feet
below mean Low water. II Il pro-
posed 10 locate the cable go feet
north Of the ton bridge at Pascal
goula. Recently this company. N .
special election. was granted per-
mission 70 erect power lines IN the
city OF Pascagouia and was grant,
ed q right-of-way for this purpose.
The submarine cable viii connect
with the power lines. ANY protests
from . standpoint Of navigation
must be filed IN the Engineer office
at Mobile by tomorrow. November
12nd
The United Ca Pipe Line Co.
plans to lay the pipe lines 100 feet
apart and approximately three feet
below the bottom Of the river sc
the point Of crossing. The appiica-
ton is in conjunction with securing
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
SECOND WEEK OF
CIRCUIT COURT
BEGAN NOkDAi
CramfmAl Deekss Taken Up Number
~ Cases Dixposed ef: Grand
gnry MAkes Report

Great euurt resumed u sessions
Monday moTning. Tor the second
sesk O. G1e term. after finishing ur
Isl weeks sessions IA which = num-
hT 81 caazz were disposed Of judge
Eu1han w&e On lae bench. and al
une officers were present ~ on The
frst Mcndsy. The criminal docket
mna taken up
me following petit tufies we're
empMnelted fm Ene week
Jury Ne One-Tniiie f. u0ff. J.
Burton Rah9. Clazi4a a aearey.
Jn4xn H. BeauEez. WIN z Fletcher.
HERMAN ". Davis. l. c. Aelnns.
aired u Hard. Raymond Warren
jackson. Claaae 0off. Grover C..
Garter. " g. Herring.
jury Nc Twp-Jchn Eiey. v. p.
ue1ean. WIN O. Stewart. Rupert g.
ONeal w. Gray MizelI Albert
Bprztiey. 7. ". ksilrser. n L Davis,
r. Burton Cooper 0on. b H.
Charlton. Chester A. Fountain n.
H. Davis. 81.
jury No Tnree-Ed Brudnnx.
ThF grand Jury came into court
LAST THURSDAY and reported nine IN
dlenu,ents. made is final report and
Was dismissed The grand jury re-
pufs appears IN FUN N another
ceanEarL
me court on Tuesday afternoon
recessed Until MeHiday NEXT NoVeIn-
Der seth.
ne foiiOHtfiS eases were disposed
q since lakt report:
Lutaer 3. Mckenzie " +. D.
Walker q 60nz-D4Mntzze1 ~
PLAINTIFFS Costs
0Eaeexx CNnuany.
xne~ dn4ns ba&tEsaas - Me9ehAu1
c2h urccery. - r. l. Lcp<F-jury
vefazct and judgement N favor o.
d<feunnuL
- H. Simpson W. LaiciIle BoeA-
Jury verdiet ard judgment for
plaintiff sl75M with costs.
Rtnaee kfzrn 20 xnRe n
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
NEW COMET CLUB MAKES
FORMAL AUSPICIOUS BOW
TO JACKSON COUNTY
Former Midway Cafe Completely Renovated. Opens A
Ewanky Temple OF Entertainment
And Chance.

11xe Comet Club. center Gf saietys
and rsxelry. and entertainment de-
luxe. wns presented 10 the peaple
Of FAscagoula. Moss Point and this
xctnity. Saturday night with 81
dazzling display. The people fairly
flocked % Is formal opening and
enjoyed the evening of enjoyment
Tne Comet club Is al that It's
name implies. Formerly the old
Midway. this building has been
transformed into q gala temple.
fairly Sparkling II a burst Of eiec-
txieIty and actntIiiating In lis new
attire Of paint and fancy fixtures
pr those unable 70 attend 10 cur
huEuhie waT. re vii attempt 70
paint q uurd picture Of this center
% you. 20 relax fog this verbal tour
@ TINS beautiful new club
TO begin With. nothing has been
Ieft undone - provide for Ire guests
and 70 help them keep abreast OF
ne spirit ard frtvolity Of the events
and environment
As osne passes the portals Of the
entrance. whkh Is nos located AZ
the SIDE Of tne edifiee. he o. sne Is
greeted b. ; tosiai hnst. who 1es
Or rather insists that ycu check
r1ar haf8. coats and unnecessary
aeceasoFies. @ insure thai they VIII
nos be mtsIaid o. lost II uae gala
round 81 events 81 the evening The
host assures you Of q pleasant
evening IN ~ welcoming and tells
thai you can rest assured that yoEl
VII not be lnterefered with II any
way while participating II the
reveiry a the exening.
Entering the Palace Of Entertain
mens ard Chance you - oaee be-
eosrle thrilled and whlzked into the
spirit of TIE affair. A beautiful and
Ornate bzx. already crowded. en-
fnonls TIE guest Immediately. Herr
Is the oax4 for which ne revelel
has been locking. Name Youu drini
ard the genial bartender smile
and gracioualy oollges Al q yer.
reasonable charge. considering IN
atmosphere and surroundings.
Then ahoFe the strains e en-.
chanting music. ue Is attracted Z
continued mechanical clicking ans
sounds q Wheels revolving with
Eoft whiFr. II turning from the ba
q learns ne source @ Ties
sounds and finds q battery O sic
maehin@-1aze Cd Tine 0ns-Arl
Bandits Shiny and splc. thee de
wees range from the ioElY five
cent GrabbeFz upward There Is n
waiting IS there = plenty Tor a
70 use
One does not have = ne o.
cgt-of-date and broken DOM ma
Rssass turn 70 nzea =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
Local Draft Board
Selects Draftees
For Army Service

The second contingent q men 10
Be sent b the jackson County
Draft Board % Camp Shelby TINS
month for induction INTO TIE .. s.
Array WI leave Pascsxoula Ct T.ao
ocsock Tuesday morning. November
IS These I'll Be- white men and
Included il their number ere twu
volunteers.
Heavy calls for men from Jackson
County vii - made the first geek
Il December i Eas announced rs
Officials Of the local beard. Thers
III Be IS white men called from
jackson County On December (. and
On December : the loeal beard VII
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
Japan Warns Panama
Of National Attitude

100. NOV, A-Ine Jhpanese
Foreign offiee charged Panama to
day with having AZ unfrtendly al
utude and presented firmly-wcru=
ed diplomatic demands for better
treatment Of japanese Nationals
there.
The details OF TIE charges and
demands or In which nay the
japanese Nationals we're mhtreated
were no4 elaborated upon IN cary
dispatches
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

From the eseunui leaves and
uesed. itx meat and oil are made
shelter. fnsf. and drink By the Ia
htskans.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

Plum are generally used rs pickle
IN Japan and almost every house
hold has them.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
MOSS POINT PROSPECTS
FOR INCREASED SCHOOL
FACILITIES LOOM BRIGHT
Mississippi School Director Says Project Definite Bot City
Officials Await Official Washington Confirma-
ton On Federal Grant.

} s O EckleG director Of the
Mississippi State schoi building
service IN jackson announced Tues
day that National Defense officials
had assured him that the City Of
Mosa Point would Fecesye "a oat~
rixht grant of sie0Ts for additions
20 t1e elementary school for white
pupils ThH proteft vas announced
along with ; total Of ei4Bs s3 o.
federal funds apon 20 BE- spent on
defense education projects N the
state.
Other MimiasippA ailocsttoEa ap-
proved. weTe ~ 80 l0ea teaehsfz'
hoaar and vocational building 81
Beaumont. sl9tao Tor q teaehefe
laoxne Al New AaEnsta and 5000
for operation II Perry County
echooiA
Although he was In Washington
two weeks m9u In connection with
the tte07s project for the Moss
Point elementary school. Mayor
George p Weed announced that he
had not received notice Of final
approval for the project as yet He
stated however. that the CITY Of
Mnsa Point was IN . very receptive
move for such . prolcct. and the
city officials are very hopeful THAT
final approval ufli be given IN
Washington. he had no definite IN
formation IN The matter,
me new addition. according 60
Tire application made Some time ago
would include the addition Of three
modern class rposnz. and . boys
dressing room. including equipment
Because az the increased easeli-
nenl which Is growing almost
tally. because of defense activities In
Moss Point and adjacent 10 uha1
.ity. the increased facilities could
sell be used.
Other Seheei improvements
Plans are going ahead BY the
aosz Point City officials for the
tart of construction OF the new /
Hos Point high school building
nd thn new neETn school Building.
ne government has made 3 sub .
contribution towards this
wuzram.
IRE cttiEens Of Noes Point last
month voted 10 issue $4,000 IN
pussAk "a ia part az tha aosl n
ccnHnucttrn Of ttasar projects
Tne high school building Itself viii
contain "a class ruzzna, an au4Isort-
I'm and ether modern facilities.
II
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

Papaer-mache. known 10 ne
Chinese. va probably the first
plastic chemists 80.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

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