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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

Tns -posa-~eAsne sxpos~ q Prssetnt RcoavFsl'
~ : afAsan TwcsutT rAvrssa > nsi@ pfthon 81 Nss
hsm6lnee Tw NAxfs sao1kins repeassnn-e mny Mna
rxsufx q ~. prsssaeas q ne unssee STATES @ze ns
xexz xsAszns MAsauN saxuus@t1ss ~ - OF prassk-
a1y nozninu ss = wvasknexr fses ard sarprssse nn
one II ~ huf Emv NAx8 Psvassnt Nnaeve3s has neeH
asssa - > Maaun fw psAu m p~rsxfsaAsg EVER nSss-
pOpxx b. FhR unisrc states a. wea ~ ~ Hse MAenAe
pghAs4t2e<a b n1a eo<uArT an3 eaaewasFT bs waz'
. rTzne saat h h. usrzaanyi ms German discovery
w~s mace IN faT-Hway osa Novw41
ne Prvaaarnt h aaNe az ODD PNnow and nsAunsH -
snserAl usher uresra Ths EAEs might bare Eans f3T.
sner = ssssr srux@asvs 0e<esR wasaszsoa wnnsn us
NNzas ske sn natnt uf ~ . ouxnsers@r8 q ucsrn3-a&1
German SAaersasp 4aa a Mazan - xa GERMANY
o~u grnst Presefsk II . keen FFeeuas1n wno =
crealtra with hwlua rwspousahk fN as Rrwtsed con-
susatbaus ~ ahs AnaasHt &nd Aosxpesd scosilah Rite
ansef wnlxh AZ az ~ regular sagvssms cgusssh q
Ie woraa fancshsz I'm headers Ia Germany fr gezse.
rastans navw beer nAsaas until HfisTN tame uusIl
tsen szere wgTe u1ne 0rane Lodges r. Germany shFss
q wheh o-anprtx~a fot-nfsfx az TIE Masonic msn
hevzaip 10 taas wncae oountry. ard wvEv called CHRIS
sa&n unAne ~Lcaxna-tzat D. TO oux eou1d b~coue .
naernbes unless h. h~slevse 10 fns Trtnisy The other
sta Grand Lo1xsa perx cali.c FAanznitsrtAn n~anass
usry nruepssc msmhsrx who ownea ess9 Religious b.
Hosa but vio, nowevu. pros~eSc q tain tn God
Ths KMx party Erpas@pex. voskaseisez Beooaeh-
Ter. srAnded Roos~yNst as the chief tool o. jewish
wozad FrrenaAsusry And yet. there w~ss No 1ews N
uermauys sarse Christian Grand In1rm menss0ae1
In xuta. NOS 5 peroeni q the Masona h me w0io
proteua the Jewish rr.sxsn ard there h no such thing
a. = werh FYsemsasuv EsweFnec ~ Se~s There y
ne world PsremAsaxa~T governed b any rAsr or md1.
sidnAl
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
AND VIOLENT DEArH--

-Tnrss Dad. Thirty In1ursa- ~wssk Cd Infant
Aznang g lnFare1 -Tnree Dead Server Inguruc-
headings q s.awhaz n MonAArs pap~rs-sswssa tsanng
Ct an18nsx SERIES u wrek ere ty rider endlzx n
sa1nsn death On Highway -
me nexs szurtas. altnoz1gh namekfmSs eury N tnstf
aessEk gfve no<nhas nus tne fsea Tnex Et@s no<h-
sns q he saffsE1nS o. = persnn PINNED h<neafn
sw1sssG steel. q me hsap1nm cEaes q infants cAaEht
N ae n,eah q the fssrrsh hzass that each nAAnuss
tAkzs fhx nfe e snnnAune n ne unssed STATES eAch
minute q the - hnurs sen6 e0nfhez psrsun4 %
axunixing rncnshs m houplkAh
Al e3s2 10 e4sau<Fs e Jaekzon Cuuu<y. ~ ~
yeax &C haxh mloca seniox ard . 81 weeks oc bmbg
wexe annrng Those kfEinn over the wsek END ever TINS
ruuse. hrtnxlEx ehzsex 20 haxne tks horrfsk fact tna1
Ehe Ewes a. eur annsesns yuung are Snnffsd gu win
fhe sane relentless hzn1 aa&S dsah wiEh te o<fsndsrs
q tasice
Death pA1u ~ fRvuwsEen On sas highways ard the
rks1fal part q = L taAE okssn slnaez ne nnnocszt suffer
- uen a. thx CULTS.
Il h an eszAblAhsr fzet taAs TIE rights q an
American CsEzsn end where tnsz sn1AngxE Ne prior
rzxns Of anr<azx citizen. therefore me reckless m
arsuken driver > n0 lvlnx - - ths deals o .
saa1 American
IN TIE FACE &C thz heightened piExh az hstzs taat
has been Exh<red n unce again with increased pros
perzy. this pap<x appeah 70 - readers far Their
nkx ard fer TIE szks u ne innocent uho vii suffer
Drive sa0wxz-I1Se LcEEsx Lss this Be Jour saagzn
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

with tns teane IRE cnr0nieie-sxax begins -
ninety-ssTeuth yeaF. tnh benx Volume Nlnety-sesen
EnnahsT Csc. n ths chronology Of the paper.
Tne birthday wn4 celebrated ny moving into our
nrw building. WHERE ~ have all NE equipment and
e0nvenienee@ necessary 70 serve tine public and TO give
snem = f~trss-clAzs weekly nswzpaper.
The Chr0ulce-assE i more than 8 newspaper.
more taAn > business ensewprae-ls ! an Institution
II = a maeh q part u jackson county AZ the c0urt
house O the Old Spanish tran It ii thr oldess tnzts-
satA1n o. Is kind n fact Of any KIND. on the oulf
coast = Is oicer than anything else n Pascagoala
sxcrpt tnx Old Spanish Port
We begin sne neE year confident that We snAIi
b. ahe % carry OF II me future, as n the past b. Up
holding ne traditions o. Pascagoala and jackson
n0gusy. ~ standing nuN. - always for the best inter-
esas q Jackoon county peopAs. and giving them .
paper o. sheh shey u2y b. proud-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

1871. The constitutional REQUIRE
usenf Is satisfied
A voter win n1t be ~rnua.xea n
submit his POL AZ recripts to M
election officials In this electscsa un-
less challenged II CHALLENGES fn~
non-paymeni q poH taxes, The nler-
ton officials may require the xnEer
70 produce his receIps1
A voter must have been ren4s-
tered a. least four months ursr e
september - 1871. ANY voter uho
waz registered on or before Afav =
1871, viii be. as to this qualEflcation
eligible 70 vote
Ia certain counties. eisct6ur.2
have been called 70 fai vacancies ia
office. IN those cases where ! tnnaa
eieetaon has been called AMI So,
tember 2srd has been fixed Is she
Gate i b proper that the saf4,e
ballot should contain nu nsav -
names Of the candidates IN the sem
aaoriai elecuon hut also the name
O Al candidates TO be voted an a.
he other elections.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
As 10 SHORTAGE OF sr1.k

STA Stockings have eustsn hnto print iass1 On &C.
eeanE q the prospective annFtags q raN alak. the
freezing a japanese Assets and ne pxupoaed em-
largo 0n the importation Of Glk fruu japan. IN sme
cites Il b reported tnaE uo<aen who ara financially
a1e are laying II azuppay a sIEkeu eose<sus f0 tns1r
neznsr exsrenixaz tnat III 1t tn<m until IRIS cruel
wax i cser
BIZ we f&a 70 So why cur fair fr<ndz should b.
daly a1axEeci Suppose ne supply q ala fAt4 alt0-
gEen&T. we s<xA nass eostcz ard Tzyuu and either
Substitutes for Nlk and remembering Cur boFhaoc
and ear5 manhood car. the eu Il or lAdz FRIENDS
and relatives wers ims a. pretty n cotton stockings
- they are nos n ak Mayn< IN those GAYS thsy
wers pressier. far they weze nk 80 much n evtdenoe
- l1ev arr IN. You know. 6zz1Anee and ne ny4-
sszy q En4s rs b<neaxh solzzzinss kktEsz kns En-
eaznsnsnt 70 ne s<x. wnen se had Eny v1sw.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
UPWARD SWING OF rKICEs

President Rssesss sens ; special message %
cungren snytng ~we sand ~ ~ I'D IA ihe coatng
nnnzzns Of lsfs. =. ne hegtnninw Of an upward sziag
- tne whole prxe structure. ard ss<et authority 10
SO settings for pxres and rsnAa. 70 purchase eou-
mo1atlzs whez neeezaary % ASSURE pree stability
and - dnai mazz extensively ziEh szsasn n install
nsezs ere1ft.
He Hic he facts tcdss are fTsghseningiy similar
20 Ehe ai.uatlon L. TIE hSt wx xnen ths wholesale
pricE tnnex increased nearly ia psTesnt between
ocsneex. ISIS. ard June 1875. IN ne past - DAYS
uhnAezAle prizes have rssen more than five times -
fast ~ turing ths prseed1ng p<rtud stree me oashFsAk
g - wmr n Eurup<A he said
xhH whoke production machinery falser1 under
hnHakznn.~ he aa1. and ~fhe unakillsc worker. the
mhzas-coEAr wo<ksr. te farmer. the small business
nan and khe small investor al find thai their doItxr
hzzs sss hH an1 lsz~
ne Burxza q Lahow Statistics announced IL tn
Oh C w1cez IS Of July ~ nsood ~ sss psrrsnt a the
1xs average. u peFrert abose > year asn Prize
Administrator Henderson Hid sAe erA2a d TIE Par
LAT neos~asAtes > p<ice esE1zg - RAJ all and nay
MAKE nsceszarT > ceiling q II p<eea. He az<sd
dz4leTs and eonszzaexs mo- . ~ prtcea far high
RTm6e waste paper anove those prevailing July -.
pending AZ Investigation 6 sfe pxfcs sSruesurs.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

LAG vesk ve gave Some apaes 70 . statement By
Che q Ppsies 4 " Ezen azx1nz the eoopsrzslnn q
citizens IN deserving the Mw4 an1 ordinances q the
czET. especially ne tr4ffE Aaza Nh1n arr openly dS-
regarded tc saeh A. exSenz nazt : y alnase danger
c. - ze CIR streets and ruaoz III. Eel i . enn-
aci<zz1sz and hoaezs offiezA5-n inns par be made
oE q the hezz enforcement officers re ever ha1-cui
II = Eacly ossrwoEksd. &c ne pol1ce fzcs Under
LIZ 5 toe anal arc i inaeeqazsx % cover Re tern
sey embraced = ne city q PzaeAE0uA-
We can - apprec1ats Mr.. Eeiis position He
sszz Ike e azlnsaln peTfe<z aza<r n our eIfs. An1 70
- regulate traffic shzs a. sao ride IL ears e mo
Ezz re EEs<z are z no danger ~ vtrsaz g 10
ztaozA q traffic regn&1souas bt - he tntlmAsed n
ns statement he can not be = ~ places a. the
tEne. and even Ne twenty ho1z mat he sometimes
i q duty or q Ne tEenfy-foar. arr no< euazzn .
seszf ne Ersszz e % msxz the demand o. I'm
So tnk pp<x urgea. Its cooperate w1zh Nr Ezel
a11 nelp I'm i every va se 81 70 maintain order
Tne city can scarcely afford enough poAee offcerz "a
eosa te entire eisg ~ & Easzz b. 20 n re mean
tine kt ~ hid - ne handa e taoe vho ere uy1nS
. % tneE ezzT n po1elag u as. and + mazlnS
81 Streets s6 highways szfsz
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
CHILDREN sAFER FROM POLIO
~ kHPT WAY FROM CROWDS

Tuo mors nasasaxsppl sounisss wayns and i@a-
gnenA reported their nrss casuu o. iufsus1e paralysis
n us year hh pass week
TiH Increase Il she disease was reflected b. ts
r~sportinz o. ~ cases IN AlzzhsAsppa during July only
p cases having heen reported turing th< frss sin
naanlhs q the year
Busixar. Pks. TsllAhatchie, Airafn- Haas Yasoo
r~4iasnuxn. Halnss jones snaifh. Warren. oxflsbefza
hfa1sun Siaazkss. Tantca, EGnfIoNrr Scott Hum
phreyx Wayne TasaaElsna. and jackson counties 81
repowssd cases curtsE July Nearly every section q
the STATE thus h represented
AnsalaAippa publr nealth authorities are not trytnz
70 alarm parents Tlsey hol6 thaf the situation l.
aestom Bur not alarming They anticipate fursilsE
increases N ste namD~r q cases of tnfautlie paralysis
as the disease moves westward And tney urwr upon
MtsxlNipp parents ne very senalale pEeeautaon of
kssping yoIuS children ous q eEUwdz Is nush IS
possible npN Until fall
We noted thA snne time sso Il Is worth re-
peAsnx Ke~gans ehIadFen away from cruwda does
mo- guarantees that nnae x1l eoaasact thh disease But
Inc EseuT1s prove ma children thas ksps away from
ero~ds I'll Be- safer. tes Aksly 70 r0nsact n-Caarioa-
Ledger
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

A~eeoFazaz q Ne bsss lnforuaslm asAgabie. m
eoaaEfY : noE facing ne moas Serious transit jan n
hastaFY Tne frSi laz1ieasnn % NJ seriousness d EAe
satuaitaE i ne esoalzg q gasoline filing stations fr
nsgnt server and ue rat1uing q gasoline 70 those
residing n = Eastern state There i 70 actual Eaorz-
aas & Easolne. has tasse . a. assass saortazs q
t-rznspxtztion faeaz@ Mos q fas g. tankeru haxs
been Transferred . Britain ard uza facilities Are nee1-
&C for ne trAnsportaElan d defense supplies ard NJ.
teFzk Inai1ata8as aHs taaf ths railroads MI naz
Be Az1 = tnslr maximum capaesy and that w1de
e~rlzinens a. azHapwtaao1 fx civilian ue i n
sglEabx-West Potnt nnes-Leaoe
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
VANCLEAvE


A. Mars Doesea Of wRgina
h1iNS was e guest Mst week %
Mise Cl4oLil1s saa PAT Ktnch
NJ Graham O. Dixon Miss Is
here on 8 FtsIi 70 hsf Son-in-Aw
nnd daughter Mr. ard Ma s S
wa Ar Wall Is a. the Biloxi
Csty Hospital win her young son
born FrsaaT night August l. Cun-
erafuAtans are extended 70 the
kAFpy pFen1
%
M James Tsdel and her four
children q Jacksonville. Florida
are visiting her brother and sister
fn~lax Mr. and Ms B r Ellis
o.
Mr. Ira HAveuz and little daugh-
Ter. and Mr. and Airs George EIik
and Mis- Gxend0ivn Ellis al o.
NoxapaIes Mis- are also visiting
tn the Ellis and J ". Murphy
homes
Mr. auc Mrs EDDIE Cochran OF
Beaumont Texas arrived wednes-
d. for = gisit 10 Ar Cochranx
parents NJ and MFs Grover CleYe-
hnd Cochran. and family
O
Frteaaz at the r A Ryals family
ser surprised 10 learn o. the mar
riAEe h Jackson. Frs1aY. Of Miss
Bezzle EEak and Mr. Fsrren Mrs
FerTeisa nrother-in-laW and sister
A. and Mrs Harold Vincent at
tenaed the marriage The happy
eoGp3e arr spending their honey
moon n Iowa Where they are
guests o the groonS parents On
iheH return they win make their
hone Il NOBLE
Voss McRancy saa OF Mrs
FsuLue MeR&ney left Monday for
AieEumh. Aata 70 attend q SOL
Conservation Camp. August E-I2
This trip being sponsored by the
merchants Of VaneIeare one or
tso other boys from Jackson County
vll attend
Mrs Kenneth Tolex q Tennessae
Is visiting her husband Qrand-
mother. AIRS Lula b Ramsay.
%
Miss Nay Harkne4s o. BILOXI
spcnt fnm Tuesday IL ThurSday
neFe IS the guest of Misses SUSIE
and Fannie Vaughan.
G r. Brown. vocational teacher
"a the Vancieave Consolidate
Senaol accompanied b Two OF ais
plpazA Buster Murnnv arr
Charles Ryak attended an p p A
convention a. state College la@s
Reek.
Friends regret to learn that Mr.
Eunice Green and daughter. Aftss
JcnniFee Green. are moving thIs
week 70 BenndaIe.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
DEFENSE
BOND
Quiz

O In what denominations are Defense Savings stamps
available
A Ter cents. y cents. 50 cents. 81. and S. An nIham
- given free with first stamp purchase 70 mount
stamps Of . cents up.
O In what denominations are Defense Savings Bonds
available
A. You can buy 3 Series + Bond for SlsT5. %s7.5 81.
S75. SS75. or $3.50. The prices Of Series r Bonds
range from s7s to $500. Series c Bonds from
SI00 10 $4,000.
Note-To buy Defense Bonds and Stamps. 20 Ia the
nearest post office, bank, or savings and loan
association; or write 10 the Treasurer Of the
United States. Washington. d. C, for q mall
order form.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
WHAT'S NAME.

Tbs question Is ussen A4ked and Shakespeare
sAid = rose BY ans osneF name xouid smell - sxee< :
Bus nonaesimea a nanae makes . as q dsfferens. e.
pecaHy Z = 4 speIsc srong. - q the case q ne
nsN AlEflesd o. tne VA Department. znich has esen
Banned ne ~EeezseY re.d after Samuel r Keeslez
. hero q ne Word Va. ue a9n q or o3c friend.
s 2 Keesler. mayor q oFeenRua1. Aflz1szippt me
eAAT papeTx and others Sd the name. Kezzler instead
q keezi1 and Mka al errors & persisted until ne
nayox . Greenwood NFuke M mayor e Bll0x1 ealing
his attsusAx 70 tae nzasser Il Is hoped thk error I'll
Be corrected o<fose Is = tac Ats-beiae many markers
ard plaguea an erected nth the errozeoaa spelling @
them
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

Each member o. Congress Is a.
heated . limited number a -,
q the Sol Surveys o. fhs ssssrai
counties % hh District -
eepaea are maeh in erznan4 -
ne Members have some elff.n4Es~
= supplying them A. ne ffne =,
aae death q TIE Mmentaa p h.
uson he had OF hand 4 ug1nbss =,
copies q thee surveys ~ r.
Fsqa n winding 40 Senator H..
DuA Affairs and closing rs g.
wf@h Characteristic HILL
a1oASntfuguez turned assa -
e "a TheSx little volume ~
enlEhiening and helpful l. 49,.
one ea4srizlx fizsI-haBa lnfazmsffee
IN the types q SOL al ans 60,
~ county Anyane lntsra.se "a
8 rou q thk valuable Hlt5s 49,
- may address a AZ WaenFn~
spsxfyrng ae county II walzA = 1.
interested sd Sc VII = - i
snd = pasaAz1
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

On July Il Isti. the Department
q Agriculture announced warehous-
Ing rates applicable 70 1871 loan
cotton and 20 old stocks Of cotton
held by the Government The
maximum rates are i7s cents per
bale per month for warehouses that
do not Operate compress facilities
and IS cents per bale per month
for those operating compress faeili-
ties In addition warehouses mAy
collect q service charge for receiving
samplinE and delivering OF not In
excess Of 5 cents per bale and q
charge for r~eweighing and resarn-
ping Of 10 cents per bale As has
been customary the producer will
also pay IS cents q bale for elss-
sing. which viii be done By the
Agricultural Marketing Service.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

The MissiSsipp Forestry and
Chemurgic Association plague was
presented 70 the DeSoto County
Team composed Of Louis Manning
Paul T Williams. and Joe p. Walk
er- Jr- for obtaining the highest
score al the close Of the Boys Con-
seTvation School examinations The
individual prize. 8 loving cup. was
0 by james Louis Manning. also
. member Of the DeSoto County
Team Porty-six boys representing
70 north Mississippi counties. at
Tended the first Boys Conservation
School held At Eatehez Trace Rec
reationai Area june p-iS under the
supervision Of the Association. Rso
resentativez from various commune
II. federal. and civic agencies CO.
operated IN making the school a
success
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
Internal Revenue
Officers IN CITY

+ Lee Lindsay azzlstan. csss a,
Fd aiFsan = the jackson or
q internal Revenue -aees=zss~-
y DeuFRe 4 Peas Of . 60
el4&ee "a = EssaEoulz rs 49,
The revenue ufficeu fsH.s4 \.
elaborate e. tnelr nassHzns 49,
my EsFe L IL city q af9-i
buslueM
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

-FEEED0M o. rTER FREss e~@ nss ssvs
= Nswzpapw ~ rwht - puAnmA snAzAAA
zs1sek Knnsesnk ina1st6zzh e. huztnzss f1rsaA
ksasArr asz FKEEDoM o. srEECa Esss Ne
In&sxiann1 - r4whs % ss-znsn@r uE rxSzssEssn
81 eutsazndlrg sizAnnnA sfs&eA sh< s~~ssnsunasys
hnadzmw ann1stmkhsnA m@w STAR whezpnF1ax sam-
pmlwnm ~ 80 sas rsasun - dsStnrntng -
paasx p1azA - vssazax y. sewxs rxsss as
pxaxnsz-~ : y snAszsur - stsha ard hzsva-
nnm e -
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

The Ho<zze has passed 4 al In
increase TIE rate q pension fur ns.
aAnent ard total ~non-sersiea een.
nectec disability from sc @ sc p~
month Tie 81 also amended lie
Veterans Regulations 10 - e nro-
Ftde that = similar pension fF ans
veteran bEztx-flss years q : wso
served Tor NINETY Gays and zhosa
Income N3s less than 5000 Z m.
married O. 1850 Z ua-rte4
Nheahet ne Senate VIII act favor.
aeS upon TIE sll Is STR 3 question
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

Between JUS sth and July iSh =
rxraos q nnlF exht dayz. ehAnessy
eleYkx IN three Mississippi coansaeE
csee ~ natural causes r is not
believed thAt AZ occgrance cutie
50 unusual has happenec within Hne
STATE n many years Il eger Those
TINS taken werr John Scale Thcn-
a. chancey clerk o. Sessooa
county Who 6leA Jaly sth while
serving his second term. Eusttee
McManuS ehzneery clerk Of Has-
risen county Who died July eth
whlle serving his 2ist rear ard " S
DauEherty % Tate county who died
July lsh while serving that county
a. eh&nccgy cierk for the twelfth
year.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

The National Safety Council
states that during 1910 there were
. 800 accidental deaths n the
United States and ulat II 1899 e
was only 4nn less During 1910
there were s.ioeooo persons injured
zz100 Of which we're permanent
injuries The automobile accounted
for $500 deAshA and $1,000 persons
died from accidents which occurred
IN the home Another 1900 died IN
occupaiionai pursuits There were
$50 children under S years Of
age included IN the above figures
II this country fought g wal In
which ia casualties were $3.50
killed and e.i00n00 wounded Il
would feel that It had done some
fighting Yet the above wasn't war
just az average year IN peaee-time
United States
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
F0R POSTMASTER GRAND nav

The United States ClviI Service
Commission gives nosice Of an ex-
amiuaffun 70 BE- held q the Pasca-
gouia post office &c I'll 4 acancv r.
he position o. postmaster az Grand
Bay Alabama The Gate Of the
aampefinve examination has ne
oeen announced bur { wfn BE- souae
Inc after August Is. a arEslI-
eationa must be received up 70 snd
mciadine That date. Applicants III
n1t1ied II the assembly date when
re examinations wIII Be- held
FarfEazF particulars nay Be obtained
ton tAe F~ascaG0ala poat office ar
- wrtstns % the United states
Ctxn Service Commission at Wasb-
Mg.on- 2. G
The alaFy Of TIE Grand Bax
postuaastex u $500 = year.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

An addition 70 ne roster q army
flVlng ftsioA was recautsf made
when NE Army AIR Corps Tsenui~
cal school At Blhxi Mtxztzs1pui wnn
given fhr official name q KeAAeF
P1nln In keeping with she eustozn-
Rry procedure. tte field un4 uaznaa
Tor q deceased flylrsE offieeF. Second
Lieutenant samuel Reeves EnnztuE
Lieutenant Kee4Ief waa bern IN fee&
and entered thn Army directly from
Davidson College. North CaxuftnA. IN
1917 AZ . Second Lieutenant of In
fzntry. He transferred 70 ne Ar
Service aae fozloxtng year became
Al aerial observer and wae aent 70
France He died Of wounds aftsr
ms plane NEA sksut down un October
3 1913. behind tine German ilnes. I,
Keezler FteA1 vii b. are Of the
Air Corps principal training cant1rx
for ground and technical crews. Al
mIl strength & vii have 800 ssu-
dEnfA 4na9 enlisted men. and ass
afflcerS. The school Il exreetnd 10
open on September -. fpxI 400
students VIII be admitted for tram
ms AZ once. and an additional soc
irg students iii enter ne schaos
every fwc Wseks until TIE fun
strength O. 40 students Is reached
As aeon as enc group q SOC
students cumpleses the course. & win
BE- replacrd ~ another s0o. In other
wNEak. there Nln b. q constant turn
oxer al students ~ tWo-week IN
teryak once the school geEa into fuIl
operation The construction Of the
prutert VIII cost nearly twelve NH
li0u dollars In addition 70 the
schnri there ell be a r-eplaesrnent
ewntEs Wttn = capacity Of tcnoo uen.
THIS vii be manned by an adj
diticuai i5s officeFA
To take care Of thu families Of the
enlisted men and civilians connected
wifh the School the President has
approved > defense housing pFoiect
q IT'S units 80 for enlisted men
and = for civilian occupancy. Rent
ale for the homes of enlisted mems
families VII be determined 81 the
new Army Communication allowance
which provides nbout a1s per month
shelter renter. The Recommended
rental range for tlae civilian home
Is Sal 60 IS pef month 7 Is ex-
p<eted That private enterprise vii
supply Sc homes for commissioned
SSfAeerA vino are able 70 pa con-
uesciAi rates
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

The acreage Of cotton tn cultiva-
ton In the United States on July
Was estimated By the Crop Report
Ing Board 70 be 2a.5Ie 600 acres,
which Is So percent less than the
24S7i.m acres IN cultivation on July
/ 1910 and 2s6 percent less than
the i0-year average.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

Representative jacobsen reminded
Congress that Iowa produces So per
cent q the pcpf cara grown IN the
Unised States That Is really some
hing . pop OF about
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

~ II AA~E vi 0f&#A
Tne Census Bureau estimates that
ne next several decades wll see 3
steady decrease IN the rate q poDu-
atton growfn n the eoautv.
Whereas there vas az Increase Ia
population Of II percent DURING ne
decade from 1880 70 1870. Il : est
mated thaf IN the ten years begin
Ming tn 1910 the increase I'll be
GzlY IL percent The total eaga
iAttnn IA IaN Is expected q BE-
about iS10azooo. as compared an
Iale&I7o IN the 1870 Cenzm A
slight additional Increase H. poeai-
lAtion Is anticipated between 1890
and 1855 but after that A. absolute
decrease n numbers all So r.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

Friends reEret 70 learn that Mr.
sunice Green and daughter. Ms
JenniFee Green. are moving a.
week 70 HenndaIe.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

G n BrnRu. vocational teacher
IA the vancieave Consolidate
Senaul accompanied b Two Of his
punazz Buster Aurnhv arr
Charles Ryak attended an p p A
convention a. state College last
Eeek.