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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

Westbrook Peeier are not neees-
sarriy those Of The Detroit
Times.)
GEORGE SPELVIN. American,
~ wears his chin on a loose
hinge, and his ever-loving war
department has warned him for
years TO keep a still tongue in
his face unless he is sure of his
knowledge.
But he won't take a very LONG
lead off base for some time to
come, after an experience that
befell him last week.
Nothing will ever make sure
footed fact man of George Spell
win. American, but he got a good
scare, and he won't prattle out
of turn for while.
II came about in the most in
nocent way.
One afternoon recently word
went out that a friend of Mr..
Spelvin was fixing to pour some,
drains for the beauty and
chiValry from 3 o'clock on. so
he phoned the mamma that he
wouldn't be home for dinner
and went over for the rejoicing.
And after maybc. six of these
he finds himself talking 10 a
stranger and. after touching up
a couple of topics of the day.
the stranger mentioned a trial
that was going on in Federal
Court.
WELL. at that, our friend
w gives a wise laugh and
says:
"Oh, hut that's waste of
time and the taxpayers dough,
because If there ever was a fix
this Is IT."
NO Kidding" the stranger
said.
"oh. sure" Mr.. Spclvin said
ut Is a dead fix. Why, the
mug i a. good as out of II now,
with that crooked lawyer. Sure,
IL is a dead sure fix. all right"
Mr. Spelvin thought no more .
about il until couple of days
later he got a call from Judge
Fuss. down at Federal Court
who said he wanted to see him
And when George got to the
Judges chambers. well. how ~
YOU do. and who do you think
was in there with Judge Fuss
but the guy Mr.. Spelvin had shot
off his face 10 at the draining
that afternoon.
Also present was sOur,
mean-looking sort Of little guy
and Judge Fuss introduced Mr..
Spelvin around very politely.
cor course. you have met
" Mr.. klink here" the judge
said. HE Is an assistant 10 the
district attorney, and he felt
that IL was his duty TO inform
me that YOU had information
that this case was fixed.
And this gentlemen here"
tie squirt. els Mr.. HaggIe, couu-
sci for the defense, whose stand
ing before the bar has been
jeopardized. And. Of course. as
Judge have Ia investigate
this matter, and knew that
you will he glad to. help"
well. now, Judge" Mr.. Spell
yin said weakly. "You see.
Judge, mean, was just talk
ing informally. and you know
the way people get talking. so.
of course II makes a differ
ence-"
At this the nasty little guy
lets 60 a Snarl at our George
that nearly sent him out the
window. n
Facts. Facts. I demand the
facts" he yelped. did you or
did you not say this case was
fNeds"
well, what I said was,
mean You know how you
hear things around town, and
anyway. i didn't know this man
was the law, 80 just said IL
was all over town like common
knowledge, you might say, so all
said was"
HVOU said it was a dead
L fix" Mr.. Klink put in.
IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

Head, h cart, hands and
health.
2-Lake Michigan.
3-France.
4-They have four legs.
5-That which has passed.
6-Thomas Atkins was the ficti-
tious name used in blank
forms for private soldiers.
7-Ex-KaiSer Wilhelm II.
25 YEARS AGO TODAY
March 81, 1916
Five Zeppelins raid British
east coast, drop 90 bombs.
All Reichstag parties but one
agree on resolution to encourage
U-boat warfare.
Furious drive nets German
capture of Malanoourt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

IT itldA - WHAT thi
W. IN. people want but that
is very far beyond what they
have been told until very re-
Gently. 1t is the precise reverse
of what they have been told.
II is true that il is impossible
TO state war aims precisely but
it is not impossible to state
frankly general war principles
and policies.
After all, il is too early to
get all hot and bothered about
this. The ancient recipe for
rabbit soup is first catch your
rabbit"
You can't reconstruct the
world until you have conquered
It. A lot Of blood and treasure
must run down the spillway
before we really face those prob
lens.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

"VoU said it was a dead
L fix" Mr.. Klink put in.
II wrote down your exact
words"
This is serious matter"
old Judge Fuss said. "The court
takes "A very serious view"
But. judge" Mr.. Spelvin
said. at IL all over town, and
that is all I know, because you
take Yourself and You hear this
and that around town and"
"Facts, Facts" The nasty
little guy screamed. and our
George was thinking of con-
tempt and a long spell in the
old boob and the job kissed away
and the old lady saying she told
him SO, when the Judge piped up
again.
"Spelvin." he says. 81 amt
going to slough you for this be-
cause you are just a dope and a
loud face, but you better put a
upper on that bazzoo of yours.
because otherwise you might
talk yourself into the can for
six months. Now, get out of
herew
Boy, you should have seen our
George lam out of that court
house. But il won't last.
Six months from now you
mention some movie queen that
he never even saw and George
will say positively that She is
drunk all the time and an ahSo-
Lutte. rank bum.
You can't cure George Spelvin,
American.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
Loose Tongue
Lands SpeIvin
In +he Soup
He Learns His Lesson.
but Not Permanently

BY WESTBR0OK PEGLER
(The opinions expressed by
Westbrook PeRier are not neees-
sarriy those of The Detroit
Times.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

D. Ajf1EN the Ciuei goes CIulSlilp,
w the braves go fishing, too.
On big Friday, with strikes
breaking around the country
and a revolution under way in
Yugoslavia. the following gov
eminent leaders of cabinet rank
were away from their offices:
State Secretary HUI in Georgia,
Navy Secretary Knox in Chi
cago. Labor Secretary Perkins
in California. Secretaries jack
son and Ickes fishing with the
President, Postmaster General
Walker in Los Angeles. Treas
ury Secretary Morgenthau in
Arizona; Sidney Hillman in
Florida. Clarence Dykstra in
Wisconsin.
Only three of the big offices
were filled that day-those of
War Secretary Stimson, OPM
Director Knudsen and Agricul-
ture Secretary Wickard.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
MOSS POINT MAKES
IMPROVEMENTS TO
AID TRAFFIC LAWS


Repalnting OF parking lanes and
widening Of Main Street Is being
carried out in Moss Point this week
Ia connection with improving traffic
conditions within the city.
Fus the convenience Of motorists
In observing parking regulations, re-
frrshed yeIlow lines and mo Park
Ing notices wiii plainly Indicate the
manner and places Of parking In
accordance with City Ordinance No
ses. there wili be parallel parking
Ia all sections OF the city with ex-
oeptlon Of the Business Section !.
where parking at an angle 70 the
curb wtii be permitted The Bust
ness Section Is designated rs that
part OF Main Street between Nc.
Innis Street and Ford Avenue.
In al effort to relieve con9es-
ton on Main stree, In front Of the
Post Office and adjoining build
ings. the street has been widened
approximately five feet by cutting
the carve from the sidewalk IN
front Of the Post Office and the
Hays Variety Store.
This particular section has been
M OF the most troublesome
particularly IN the afternoons when
traffic Is heaviest a 3 result OF
closing Of industries for the day
shift
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
SHIPBUILDERS, LABOR
SIGN PACT AVOIDING
STRIKE POSSIBILITIES
ingalls, Shipyard Representatives Agree To New Wage
Scale and Uninterrupted Construction Of
Much y Ships

New ORLEANS June is-The 0ulf
snipo4ilderS conference yesterday
approved and sent 70 Washington
for approval IN agreement declaring
there vii be neither strikes noF
Ioekoatz IN Gull shipyaras for The
next ITO years
Proposed lasf month - : sub
COMMITTEES headed b he Right
Reyernc Peter n Il Wynhovsn. the
agreement calls for q base wage
rate O s1n7 per hour for skilled
mechanics. With time and 3 haH
osertlme On PES construction and
double time for Sunday o. holiday
zesk and CT overtime woFk
Provisions for adjustment q dis-
pulez and apprentice training we're
also Included
Attending The conference which
approved TIE measure Nere repre-.
sentatiTes Of ths federal government
snIpousIdeTz and bosh Go and Al
union leaders
Fnal approval q The agreement
Is contingent o. approval - ~
offlee q Production Management
ne Nayy Department the Martini
Commission and upon ratification
y lbe saIpbulasFz an1 H<palFezi
concerned
ne agreement. when final.
adopted p Al parties concerned
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
CHANCERY COURT
Proceedings FOR
PRESENT TERI
A Number 81 Divorces Grnnsea And
Estate ard Guardianship kzattsrs
Disposed OF.

Chancery court for jackson cotFn-
Is haS been IN session several DAYS
the past week. Chancellor d. NJ
Russell presiding. and the clerk and
sheriff present Ia person and By
deputies
Tx GLOWING cases have been
disposed OF. up 70 Tuesday OF this
week. the court stu being IN ses-
sion at this writing
Estate OF Caroline O. Kendall. N
G M. ". 7. Sparkman. Sr. Guard
ian Guardian allowed to spend
$500 for clothing for Caroline @
Kendall and $1,000 each month
hereafter. Pay Attorneys fees OF
5000 and invest $4,000 Of estate
funds In Government securities
Guardianship Of Warren r Prouse.
r. and Jessie A PTouse. Mrs. Lessa
Eland Prouse. guardian. Decree au-
thorizing payment Of Attorneys
fees Of si.2l25 Sc from each Of five
heirs. and guardian allowed TO spend
5000 per month OF minors
AIRS Jake Bel ct al We II. W. Gil
lette-Order dtxmisstng cause filed
AIRS Escanbia Pabst. ct al vs.
Raymond A. DanielE-Order dlsrnls-
sing bill Of complaint.
T. II. Dantzler vs. Mrs. J. II.
Daniels CClara COUCH ct al-Decree
Pro-confesso.
Mrs. r. N. Murphy VS. Roy J.
Wo0dman et al-Decree appointing
Fred Taylor. special Commissioners
% sell land q Eztnte Of 6allte Wood
man aeraEsad
ans. n N Murphy ~ Rgy J.
Woodman ct al-Decree Pro-c0n-
fesso.
Murphy Earl Wilson VS. Mary Lou
Bulling Wilson-DivuEce granted
complainant
Marion Cecile Stewart vs. Henry
Lee Btewart-Dtvorce granted CON-
plainRnt
Carey Davis Fisher VS. Mary Beck
Fisher-Divorce Granted complain
ant
Beadie v. Chamhiess AngeIette VS.
Roman J. Angelette-Divorce grant,
ed complainant
Velma EStell Mcleod Koskeia VS.
Nelo Koskela-Dtvorce granted CON-
plainant
Ethel Warren VS. John Warren
Divorce granted complainant and
given custody Of two minor children.
Richard Young VS. Pearl Young
Divorce granted complainant
Josephine Leroy Mack VS. Steve
Helen BusbY xipfel vs. Paul Id
wards zipfel-Dtvorce granted CON-
plainant
Mack-Diyoree granted complainant
Betty Baxter VS. Charles Baxter
Divorce granted complainant.
Emma Marie Nelson LaIrdy vs.
George Draper Lundy-Dfvorce
granted complainant.
Jack Mack wiIkerson VS. Mrs.
sine Wilson wiikerson-DivoEce
granted complainant.
Mary Carter VS. Leon Cartsr-Dl-
yorce granted complainant
Mrs. Maud Switzer Landrum VS.
Fred o Landrum-Divorce granted
complainant.
Marie Hilda BosarEe Rogers VS.
Continued On Page TEN
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20

The active drive subscriptions 70 9
loan 20 finance the new proposed
club house for the PascAEouia Coli
Club was launched yesterday 4
committee composed Of HerInes
Gautier. Prank Canfy. ". B Her
ring. and P. ". Cox have been
busy soliciting the funds and have
met With enthusiastic Response from
the citizens Of Pascagoula L Is
hoped that everyone win cooperate
tn the building Of this important
addition 10 PascAeuulas recreational
facilities.
The new club house vii be erect
- aeAF the entrance q the sod
course on land obtained from ne
City Of PascagoulA Tentative plans
have been drawn and submitted .
the club. Il Is proposed - build
q club house. costing approximately
sfS.000 Il w1li contain a modern
conveuiencez Appropriate fo such ;
recreational center.
Inc money subscribed III Be u
the form Ct q loan % he Fazca-
eoula Golf Ciub and I'll be ~zaree
hy a deed q trust On ne club build
inR and TIE property On which i Is
% Be- heated Subscriptions III
b. evidenced b Trustee Partlelpz=
uon Certificates Il units q -
each ne certificates hear % n
terest and are drawn . mature
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
P~ascagOula Police
Work Day And Night

Police officers OF the City OF Pas
gunla have been kept busy night
and day for the past week As evil
fenced By The number OF convic-
tons IN City Court Ter the past two
sessions.
Fifty persons we're convicted dur
ing the pas week OF misdemeanogs
and vert assessed fines by City
judg II p Heidelberg. according 70
the seriousness OF the offense
OF the fifty convictions. n we're
the result Of wrong parking In viola
ton Of a city ordinance: n drunk
snezs IN q public places. and 2
driving while under the influence
o. intoxicating beverages
Chief Of Police A. W Ezell warn
the vigilance OF the Law here and
81 that there would be not let up IN
that enforcement would BE- exercised
with every facility AZ the hands OF
the authorities
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20

avenue Here q COMMITTEES ulI b.
on duty each afternoon from four
until SIX O'Clock % renelye reports
q TIE campaign workers and 70 ac-
oept contributions
Those heading the drive include
the leading and most representative
eitiAes1a of the county. They point
20 the need Of providing the men IN
sefttrs 81 good, clean. wholesome
entertainment while ihey are off
duty
At the meeting last THURSDAY
night Rev Il l. Walton. pastor q
the MoS4 Point Methodist Church
cpenea the session b giving the IN
vocation AIRS Warren Heely, Pas
eagouia. county chairman. presided
n the absence OF the secretary. AIRS
j. o Grant. Jr, the minutes Of slle
organization meeting we're read by
Norman l. Moran. publicity chair
man
Mrn 5eeiy explained the purpose
al the UEO. which Il called upon
% raise sf0.Ts0o00 throughout the
nation for giving tha service men
the various comforts tiaeg deserve
She also reminded the gathering
that PsscAgo0ls stands 81 excellent
chance OF receiving one Of these
centers dus 20 the Recreatlonai
Camp already having been eztah-
azned here
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
PASCAGOULA GOLF CLUB
OPENS DRIVE TO RAISE
FUNDS FOR CLUBHOUSE
Committee In Charge Meets With Enthusiastic Response
As Campaign Starts To Secure Loan On
Proposed Structure.

within five years. P. ". Cox an6
A. 2 johnson are named Is trus-
tees for TIE benefit Of the eerttfi-
cate holders in the deed q trust
70 BE placed upon the property.
r I ingalls,. sr- chairman Of
the beard q the ingalls, Shipcuild-
ing Corp has offered ms cooper
alton II building the club house ard
has offered % subscribe $500 Of the
funds needed. provided an equal
amount q more sufficient 70 com
pete he structure can be raised
- citizens O P~ascagoulA. The
Southern Kraft Corporation, Jack
son County Mills and Mississippi
Export Railroad Company. - IN
dusErles are subscribing substantial
aazoanEA
7 Is hoped that the cltizenz wfn
enthusiastically avail themselves o.
he nzzzElsze G ksIne interested Il
tbs important undertaking.
These mo have nos been seen
I'll BE- called upon ~ ne commit
tee q 4 Is not Necessary % await
fo ; ell - sEzit Z 3 member q
ne COMMITTEES I'll Be contacted
he Col Club already has 3 lease
q he eof course. which has nine
hoes noz beng uss1 fer pay. An
additional nl1e hoes are aFailzhle 4
he Membership q the club Nar-
rznzz =
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
NEW REGISTRATIONS FOR
SELECTIVE SERVICE IN ARMY
TO BE CONDUCTED JULY [
Governor Paul Johnson And General GraysOn Offer Advice
To Young Men Who Come Under
New Classification.

} Every man In the State Of Mis-
siSsippi who. subsequent 70 October
10, 1910 and before midnight July
/, 1871, has attained the 2ist an
niversary Of the day Of his birth
must register with his Local Select
i've Service Board on july l. Brigad-
Ter General Thomas j. 0rayson,
State Director Of Seiective Service.
said today In addition. al who we're
obligated 10 register ON October i6.
1910 and for any reason failed to do
80 viii be required 70 present them
selves for registration on July 1.
In emphasizing the Presidents Pro-
clamation of this Second Eegistra-
ton Day on Tuesday. July /. 1871
between the hours Of Z q m. and Q
p. m. General Grayson called at
tention TO the following pertinent
points:
1. Every person shall be deemed
70 have notice Of the requirements
Of the Selective Training and serv-
ice Act upon publication By the
President Of q proclamation FIXING
9 time for any registration
2 The Registration on July l.
1871 under the Presidents Procia-
nation Of such Second Registration
viii be IN accordance with SelectIye
Service Regulations governing
Registration
3. Every person Eubject 70 Reg
istrauon Is required 70 famihar1ze
himself with such Regulations and
70 comply herewith
State Director Orayson expressed
ful confidence in the ability Of the
i07 Local Selecfixe Service Boards II
Mississippi 70 conduct the Regtstra-
ton on July ! IN q manner con-
sistent with the importanee q such
service TO our State and Nation In
this time Of emergency.
Concluding his statement, General
Crayson gave assurance that the
local Boards wtn be IN 9 position
70 furnish those subject 70 regera-
ton and the public generally with
any needed information including
advice regarding the few specific
exemptions from reE4frnuon mace
b. Congress
GOVERNORS PROGAMAT10N
WHEREAS. The Congress q tie
United States has enacted and TIE
President has. On the EixEsenth das
o. September. Nineteen Hundred
Forty. approved the Selectise Train
tng and Service Act. and
WHEREAS. The President hez D
proclamation on the TwenETSzui
day Of May. Nineteen Handree
Forg-One. given notice % az per
sons N TIE several stateA and II u
Dlstrict al Columbia. TIE Uezrz1ory
o. Hawaii. Puerto Eseo. ard II
Territory o. ALASKA. sabtect 70 rezz.
ustton. Of q second Registration :
accordance with TIE provisions Q
tContinued On rzez Ten1
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
FIRST ALL-WELDED STEEL
PASSENGER-CARGO SHIP
TO BE LAUNCHED SATURDAY
First Vessel OF Kind Constructed In America Win Slide
Into Passagoula River At Ingalls,
Shipbuilding Yards.

party. together with Invited guests
Of the American South African Lane.
the y. s Maritime Commission and
the Navy Department. win uooeed
70 the Lougfellow House II me eun-
eluaaon Of Tie launching where
private buffet luncheon VIII ~ sesv-
&c.
As 9 part Of the exercises II the
Longfellow House. addresses vii
be broadcast from Station wWL.
and VINCE from New Orleans by
Admiral Land Mr. Monro b LAnter.
President Of The Ingalls, Shipbulld-
ting Corporation. Mr.. J. A. Parcel
Jr- President OF American South
African Lne, The Portuguese Mir
tster. The British Consul General.
The South African Consul. Hon
Paul johnson Governor Of Mixsis-
sippd
Senator Pat Harrison vas 20 have
been one OF the principal speakers
but because he Is seriously III fol-
ar operation In washington.
he underwent earlier this
week. he viii be unable 70 be present
The Sponsors party and other tn
vited guests viii be given . dinner
By Mr.. James A. Farrell President
or the American South African Line.
at Hotel Biloxi AZ 500 r. IL after
which the entire party win leave
BY special train for New York City.
Among the prominent persons
expected 70 attend the launching
are. His Excellency. the Minister oI
the Union OF South Africa and Mrs
Ralph Close, The Portuguese Min
and Mira jose de Bisnchd. His
Excellency, the Governor Of Mikzis-
xipps. Paul johnson: the Chairman
OF the United States Maritime Com
mission and AIRS. Emory s Land:
Tna British Consul General and
Mrs. Godfrey Haggard- c. NJ O.
v. o. o. B. T.; Commissioner and
Mrs Howard l. vickerys Commts-
and Mrs. Edward Macauiey;
R. Webster. secretary Of legation u
the Union Of South Africa and such
other members as the ministers
may suggest. G. H Sx1nsler.
representative in the United States
and Canada Of the Director General
OF War Supplies for the Union Of
Africa; The Honorable and
Mrs. Raymond Atherton. chief Of the
division Of European Affairs Com
missioner and Mrs. Thomas NJ
and Commissioner and
Mrs. John l. Dempsey o the Q. 8.
Maritime Commission; Mr. and Mrs.
Eli r. H0sm, Consul o the Union Of
South Africa. The Honorable and
Mrs. Raymond 0Eekst, chief Of the
sivision 0f CnmmGznn Af1aAzs mn4
the Board o. Directors Of American
South African Lines, Inc.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20

Preparations are being made for
the opening Of the Z S Naval
Housing project Section C b JUS
OF very shortly thereafter. Il vas
announced b. " J seatehard. rep
resentative OF the U S Maritime
Commission under whose superyis-
ion the housing project viii be 0p-
Grated
IL W. J Pux. Jr. representative
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20

On Saturday morning. June a ~
II - A NJ the first al welded
combination Pzasenxev and Cargo
Vessel ever b11Ft IN this country
vii Be launched a. the shipyRrd d
the Ingalls, 6hipbaildine Corpora
ton here IN P4scagoolA-
This magnificent vessel costing
t4loee.ooo being built for the Mari
time Commission. has been aliocat-
ed 70 the American Souih African
Line Of New YORK and viii upon
complotscz be placed IN service
between Hew YoTk ard South Am
ertezn pogt&
Sumptuouz quarters. lounges.
swimming pools. etc. viii be pro-
vided for Ill passengers. Aeoomoda-
tons for q crew Of Ia members are
planned al IN keeping with the
highest standards OF the American
Merchant Marine practise In ad-
dttion. four cargo holds capable Of
the stowage o. 10000 tons Of gen
era cargo and refrigerated hold
for The handling Of ~pertShable ~
go wtll be provided
Due 70 the National Emergency
which has been declared By the
United States Government and on
instructions taSued By the Maritime
Commission and the United states
Navy Department. this ehipyard. In
common with AL other shipyards
IN the United States, Is operating
on . six day week basis. In recogni-
ion Of the Governments request
that xhipyard production Be increas-
ed to the maximum and that al
work Interruptions be eliminated.
the Ingalls, Company announces
that admission 70 the plant viii be
By invitation only. and that local
resident Of jackson County and en-
ployees families viii Be issued ad-
mission cards upon application.
These invitations may be obtained
b. applying 70 the shipyard
The officials Of the ingalls, Ship
yard announced that they VIII APP
preciat< It. II those who are guests
at the launching viii leave the yard
promptly upon completion OF the
launching 30 that the work can be
resumed on schedule At / O'Clock
in the afternoon.
the shipysrd gates viii open al
IL O'Clock A n. that day for the
holders Of admission cards.
No cameras viii be allowed in
the yard.
Rear Admiral Emory 8. Land.
Chairman Of the u. g Maritime
Commission. vii deliver = brief adj
dress % uuzkers q the ynrd and
the guests y TIE sponsors plat
orm NJ HIS A IL
The sponsor and her immediate
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-20
PASCAGOULA HOUSING
PROJECT TO BE READY
FOR OCCUPANCY SOON
Applications Being Received BY Maritime Commission From
Prospective Tenants. Rates To BE
Set Later.

o. the q. q Naval Engineer Corps.
under Haasa supervision the 6o7
house are being constructed, an
n0anced today that the sewage
pamw which had delayed opening
Of the pFoiect. had arrived and
we're nUw being installed With
Neataler permitting the WORK 70 be
carried cut the project will open
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