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NO.ACCIDENT CARD
GIVEN ALPHEUS HICCS

Alpheus Higgs, employee of
the local agency of the Railway
Express. has been awarded his
no-accident card for the past
year. This card represented his
sixth, and is awarded each year
to the employees who have not
had an accident for which they
were held responsible.
Mr.. Higgs has been in the en-
ployment Of the local agency
since February 26, 1923. He is
now starting on his twenty-fifth
year, with this company.
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]. OF HAVANA BASEBALL AND BASKETBALL
TEAMS TO PLAY KEY WESTERS & CONTESTS;
4 NINE OPENS TO-DAY, COURT FIVE TUESDAY

The University of Havana play baseball
h games sporting hghigh Of Jose Ma
- Roy Hamn sports director the fiesta announced today
ocning with Pirates today the University BASEBALL
~ Of tis which will take them also against the
v Negro CLOWNS and the Key @ YlSars All games will be
O1nUD1 d Municipal Stadium at $50 PM
N Universty basketbaN &eam Cuba
~ te Red Raiders. Key West High School, Asdevun No. Of
v ~ Station and the All games will be played at
- elhe High school gymnasilmi
re complete schedule follows s.
DAsEDAII
(An Games 43o PM, Municipal Stadium)
yoon14u. q havana Pirates. 81
vo01rDny-U. e Havana us. Navy -
-. g Havana Negro C1owns.s s.s..s
Uoom q. Havana " YsY West Au-sta1s. s@
DASKITBALL,
Tan Games PM, High School GYM za. H
= SUcoo1y-p. = Havana He'd Raiders
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r,they are the team TO beat for the
championship.
Is Manuel Hidalgo, the great Ha-
ivana shortstop, lived up to adj
vance notice ii both games, and
| francisco Quicuttis. the Cuban
Iclean-up man finished the two
| names with two homefs, q triple
and single. The Cuban fielding
Twas eye-opening. =
h Six Of Miami's eight hits off
;TrampuffOc0 Rodrigue1 went for
extra bases, with Armando Gal
,lart and leftfielder Aurelio Fer
|nandez, the two Cubans in the
Tourist lineup, setting the pace.
The former had Z triple and a
double and Fernandez a. triple
and single. The leftfielder also
made two nice running catches.
Outstanding play Of the two
days, however, occurred in the
fourth inning Of the Miami game
when Carlos Perez, fleet Havana
|centerfielder, hauled down Sou
|ters terrific clput with his eloyed
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JIM MIR !.
WINS q
COL Z
ld Takes Grown; H. Mira Second
With l6s Elbertson Grabs
Handicap Tournament

BARBER SHOOTS NET OF l42; CHARLIE SMITH
RUNNER-UP WITH l49; ONLY THREE IN
MEDAL PLAY TURNED IN SCORES UNDER
40; LOPEZ Low SCORE STILL STANDS
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Errors r. Gonzalez Rodriguez Webb; runs baed in Qucutt
Chandler; two-base hits %
Chandler Lewis reebase hits Hdalgo Gonzalez Quicutts
Lewis; home Quicuis; stolen base
double plays Souer Webb Stokes Stokes Soue
Suarez
Elliott off Rodriguez L. by Rodriguez
Elliott Fisher l. hits off Fisher for innings
innings wild pitch: Rodriguez winning
pitcher Rodriguez losing pitcher Fisher; upres Kardo and
Fernandez; Castaneda time of game: 2O5.
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Cubans Hand Tourists First Loss
In Seven Canes 22oo See
Two Weekend Contests


II
c1ov n1lAss. Key wsst ciAisen
h Havana Cubans made an
Aggressive two-dsy visit to Key
WoU( over The weekend, handing
- Miami Tourists their first de-
oDot q ~ tralnlng SESSION here,
: - 3, "a Saturday. and then
oDh1uIng . Key West All-Star
-. u 10 I. yesterday. Some
~ fons saw the Tourists lose
oho1v first game IN seven starts,
wAilo nnother 1000 turned out for
- Eosler Sunday feature. The
Gnmos vsrs played It Municipal
~ Easter game should have
on1o1 With the score 8 to !. -
ounr a. H. Havana nuns were
mnsnrnod and the first tally d
- onme. Z homer BY ouicuttis.
wno - u>ore than = double which
nnurncod over Julius (DodO) VII
lnssol's hsad In Hatfield for four
A1thOugh the Cubans pounded
CAarlie A1bury and Pancho SaIin-
80 q ~ local S1ars for u hits,
~ woso kept pretty well scat
ongo1. Oscar Del Calvo. Rene
voGns and Ernesto Morillas held
- An G1ors 20 five safeties, two
= tAs1n by shortstop Armando1
Acovodo.
Havana sdded two runs in the
Mid a Mario Hernandez error
q 0ollordo's Grounder, walks to-
Dins end HIdalgo, and Quicuttis
oinGle % left. Edmond Albuty
onlIlod the lone Key West run In
- 1T half a he third after
oyiD1ing down tlae first base line
- soaring When Charles AlburyI
nBuundod out. ohort 10 first.
Aoovodo 1T . double play ball
- through ~ ~ I'm the ne,f
lno1ns q ynnofs eo1y erounders
oc>Ge 0uarex' walk. G. A1bury
11soo6 ne next two menu to
Grunnd cut, but Tano and Suarex
ocogod when Andy Alcnxo. play
~ first covered the bag instead
g toklng Iran Gonzalez grounder
which rolled into rightfield Tor .
olnGle. piax grounded 70 Albury.
USooe lIkiUW % first 'way high and
ADonrD failed 10 ie6ch for it, Con-
un1cg ocuring. ! s'k1 4 81 p.sffl
D0anager william .(Butch) Gates
e ~ Stars sent IN Chino Her
nnn6ex &C first and Philip (Cheta)
uo1nrr u Ieftfield. suarez' single
- vsno's homer to left added
mo more In the fifth for the Gu
boas before Solinero took over
~ pitching duties and Orlando
DndriguGs went In to catch to
start the sixth frame.
The visitors from the Island
Republic Tailed three runs off the
Pirate righthander, one after q
walk 10 Diax In the sixth and
1wo In the eighth on successive
hnspe runs by Diaz and Fernando
0ooHnlex. the latter q mere loop
~ single 10 right which bounced
sway Tor q circuit blow. I.
Mario Hernandez added a hum
orus. touch in the ninth on /.
0onznlex' grounder when he threw
quickly 10 8alinero. who relayed
- first for the put-0ut on what
- boys call . Cincinnati" play.
Jouslsts ponnant Con4eudezs !.
miami's performance against
11nvani On Saturday stamped the
Tourists ~ . probable pennant
eoa1sndeg In the Florida nterna-
tional League. despite the defeat.
However the Cubans proved
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Softban Games
Bayview Park
TUESDAY,
7::30 Adams Dairy VS.. Key
West Merchants.
900 VFW vs.. USS. Gilmore. .
THURSDAY
7:30 independents vs.. Naval
Hospital.
600 Bob's Sports Shop VS..
American Legion.
u 40 independents VS.. Naval
SOFTBALL MEETING
SLATED WEDNESDAY, Z

The City Softball Association
will meet 1t 8 o'clock Wednesday
night At City Hall to complete
plans for the coming season.
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! ShermaniM. Fairchild, board
chairman of Fairchild Engine and
Airplane, born at Oneonta, N. Y,
81 years ago.
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SUNDAYS HAVANA 'CUBAN-KEY WEST, ALL STAR
e 4 Jose MARTI WEEK OPENING CAME
Key West All stars

: Totals ALL IS % g. Totals 80 l. S 81 Is
! Score by inningsa sAsas - r. H.
Havana Cubans Ol2. 321 .ysO2O-1l 13 q
Key West All Stars ---A-- as 600 OOO-1 81
Errors M Hernandez, Acevedo E. Abtry C. Albuy Con
zaez c. Hernandez Vegas batted in Qucutts c. Abury
Gonzalez Fano 3 wobase hit Gomez three hits Alby
Gaafdo Qucut Fano Diaz Gonzalez; stolen base:
Abury sacrifice Del Cavo; double pay Fano nassste lefl
bases Havana Is All Stars S. bases balls off c. Abuy offa
Saliero by Del Cavo by Vegas by Salnero
innings, off G. Albury innings off Morias
for in innings off Vegas nngs wild pitches
Abury winning pitchers Del Cavo losing pitcher Abuy
upres Fernandez and Salgado Cteda time of games
214 sf ass8fsIsa fsEe#
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Long driving Jimmy Mira yesterday captured the
Der Of Commerce Key West Golf Club Open So
hole Of 16 four strokes better than his rival
Mira brother. s.&s8s 4ss ss8 SsssSs sss
Jimmy scored opening 80,
second round rallied with the day.
third round and coased in with final a. He
of three brides for the days play. sg fi gplss
The city champion fell three behind Key
West low by amateur Joe Lopez
remain the books the lowest
Jaycee- sponsored Open. e
In SECOND place preOpen favorite Humbert Mira with
1865 and West golf club champion Harry Knight placed
with 168. - B
Only rounds breaking 40 scored by J. Mira Gifn
and Norman Atman The former scored 80 81 while
Giffn and Arrnan both had 39ss
The handicap winner Fielden Ebertson with 42
ner-up Charles Smith with 49, n &sa
In the blind bogie weekend Dr. Jack Hayes
the winner Of So Hugh
hono Of S. with A. Wthn winning third prize $500
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England constructed her 400
mile-an-hour Mosquito bombers
Of Balsa plywood. $3.50
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-31

FLOOR JACK lotion. practically new.
Gated saddle horse. VIII work SIN
gle or double to anything Phone 2lsl,
Mos Point. % 2tp l-3l
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REGISTERED COLLIE PUPS-Tricolor.
Phone BAL. Poitevin Bros. foot of
Lake Ave. rs lite Ia
PULLEFS-l0-week-old New Hamp-
shire, A grade. also fryers weighing
= To q lbs. on foot. Nelson's Place. first
place 10 right after passing Eighteenth
ST, 25 itp l-24
TURKEY POULTS-We are now book
ing orders Tor Singleton Broad Breast
ed Bronze Poults for February and
March delivery. AAA grade at rs cents
each, We pay postage. Mail 25 percent
to have Singleton Poults. All bred
ers tube tested by A & NJ College of
Texas. Mail order now so you can
have your turkeys ready for early
Thanksgiving market 100 percent live
delivery guaranteed. Singleton Farm
and Ranch. Blanco. Texas. Is ltc liz
rs AUTOS. ACCESSORIES rs
SIDE WALK BIKE, $3.50. sO4 school
Avenue, P~ascagoula, % ltpd l-3l
PACKARD 8 MoToR-is41. 625 18th
st. city. % ftp 1871
1896 TUDOR FORD-New tires. Good
condition. 742 Grant Circle. city
26 ltp 1871
HOUSE TRAILER-2l it. cheap. See
Fred MeCollum. Witehen Trailer
Court. Paseagoula, 20 1tpd i-3l
1888 FORD COACH. new engine. ex-
cellent tires. Cali l163-M after 5 p.
m. % 2tpd l-3i
i94i BuICK-4-door sedan. perfect
condition. Priced reasonably. l4l5
Adm Dewey ST, city. 26 tip ISL
1888 FoRD-lB.ton truek Price s27s.
4lG It'll St. Eastlawn See me after
80 or on Sunday.
TWO TRUCKS 1914 International
Stake Body, II ton. good condition.
GuIley Grocery Co, phone SAG.
26 tic l-3l
1910 CHEVROLET. ? door sedan with
1871 motor Very cheap, Can be seen
al 921 Mantle St. Pascagoula.
26 ltpd l-3l
1871 CHEVROLET-4-door sedan. ex-
cellent condition. VIII sacrifice. Best
offer takes It ll05 Williams St, city.
Phone 869-J &c 1tp l-31
1871 FORD DELUXE Looks n runs
like new. Bargain, Also l2-base ac-
Gordon. like new. $50 +. Lincoln. Phone
474-W. 26 ltp l-31
STAKE BoDY-Solid oak factory
built, ~ #. wide, l2l fl. long with
overhead rib and tailor made tarpau-
lin. All in good condition. Price $75.
B. Harper. first house left past
18th st. on Lincoln Ave. % ltp 1871
1910 INTERNATIONAL TRUCK-Stake
body, 1i-ton, duai wheels. First-class
shape. f1S Washington Ave, phone
509-W. 26 2tp 1871
INTERNATIONAL TRUCK, ll-ton
panel body. 1887 Model, $3.50. One Atom
panel Dody. Chevrolet Truck. l94i
Model, $3.50. Southern Laundry and
Dry Cleaning Co. 22O Frederick st:
Phone S8i. 20 life 1-24
BOYS BiCYCLLE-S20. Good condition.
Call 2548. Moss Point, Miss. 26 2tp LA
FOR SALE OR TRADE-l94l Ford
pickup truck. body SKI feet. in good
condition, good tires. Apply Trailer
Camp neal Picnic-lnn on Beach Road.
rs 2tp 1-24
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Mississippi Forests

Many national forest areas
have been set up throughout
the nation. Large -ut-over
areas have been acquired by
the federal government through
the National Forest Reserva-
ton Commission, Incidental
lv, this commission was reap
pointed a few days ago and
consists of the secretary of war,
Mr.. Patterson; the secretary of
the interior, Mr.. Krug; the sec
retarv of agriculture, Mr.. An
derson: and two members each
of The Senate and House, as
follows: Senator George of
Georgia; Senator Bridges of
New Hampshire; Congressman
Woodruff of Michigan; and
ourselves. This commission in
the past has been responsible
for the acquisition and general
supervision of these forests.
In Mississippi the following a
tional forests have been set up:
Bienvi,le National Forest, Del
Ia Purchase Unit, DeSoto Ma
tional Forest, Holly Springs Ma
tional Forest, and Homochitto
National Forest.
Much progress has been made
in the development of these
cut-oyer lands into some SEM
blanca Of their former wealth.
In most instances the property
was purchased back in the de-
preston years when these lands
were practically worthless and
sold, in many instances. for
their taxes.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
WANT TO BUY. SELL Or
TRADE SOMETHING9
READ AND USE THESE ADS

q FOR SALE OR TRADE "a IS PoULTRY-LIvEsTocK IS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-31

The Board OF Supervisors Of Jack
son County. Mississippi. viii receive
bealed proposals for the purchase of
a two story residence building located
ON the following described property
In Jackson County. Mississippi:
&C, H. Alley Residence. being stu
ated on WI of Lots "a. 25 and 26 of
the V. Delmas Tract in the City of
Pascagoula. Mississippi"
Purchaser viii be allowed 90 DAYS
time within which to remove said
building from grounds where situated.
providing purchaser enters into bono
to secure County Against any dam
age to grounds, shrubs or trees sit
uated thereon.
Sealed proposals to be filed with
the Clerk of Board of Supervisors at
Paseagoula. Mississippi. on or before
1000 o'clock A. NJ ON 3rd day of Feb
ruary. A. D., l947.
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right TO reject any and all bids.
BY order of the Board of Super
visors on nth day of December. A. D,
1876.
K. w. BURNHAM. President
FRED TAYLOR. Clerk
By Vertis Ramsay, ID. c.
I-10 II "a ri
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H U A TAYLOR

Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs. Donald f. Taylor of
the birth of a son to them Jan.
90 at a hospital in Oklahoma
City. MIR. Taylor until his entry
into the service in which he
held the rank of lieutenant was
a life long resident of Vancleave.
Mrs. Taylor is the former Ruby
Burkhalter of Oklahoma City.
Michael Duane is their first
child.
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NOTICE FoR BIDS
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that a call
meeting OF the Jackson County School
Board will be held In the office OF
the County Superintendent of Educa-
ton at the Court House in Pasca-
soula. Mississippi on Saturday. Feb
ruary |, l947 at g A. M; for the pur-
pose OF purchasing a maintenance
truck for school buses. &c purchase
two school bus bodies and to trans
act any business authorized by law,
JACKSON COUNTY
SCHOOL BOARD
A. f. MEGEHEE. Chairman
T f JOHNSON, Secretary
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CoIrner

BY CONGRESSMAN
VIM. M. COLMER
NATIONAL FORESTRY

A nations wealth basicaliy
consists of its natural resources.
A peoples ability to enjoy life,
to wage war, and to defend it
self from invasion is largely
limited to its natural resources.
One Of the truly great assets
of America is its forest lands.
1t is always to be deeply re-
gretted that this fact was not
recognized until in compare
lively recent years. A hundred
years ago the forests of Amer
lea were indeed a. great nat
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


Notice is hereby given that propos-
ais Will be received by the Board of
Trustees of Wade Consolidated School
up to Saturday. February %. ig47 at
10 A. NJ for the repair of the floors.
windows and doors OF the Wade Con
solidated School.
The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids.
Board Of Trustees of Wade CONSOLE
dated School, J. o. Cumbest. Chair
man.
A F MEGEHEE.
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TOWN BUILT IN BASEMENT

Chicago-AP-There's a new
town on the north side. 1t was
built in the roomy basement of
the Samuel ]. Burrows residence
for the eight Burrows children,
ranging IN age from one to 10.
The miniature village includes
a fire house, complete with en-
gines ard helmets, a filling sta
ton, a well-stocked grocery store,
a bake shop and assorted houses.
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ional asset. Even fifty years
ago a large portion of our south
land presented a picture of vir-
gin pine forests. Especially
was this true in South Missis-
sippi. But we saw the sad
spectacle of a ruthless pro-
cess of denuding these lands of
these fine trees which God
through natural processes had
built up over the centuries.
The object apparently was to
cut the timber as quickly as
possible. And the rule rather
than the exception was to get
this timber off without any
thought of the future. Large
investors from the north and
east came into the south, af-
ter first having denuded their
own sections, and proceeded
to cut our timber with but one
thought of making money. No
pretense or effort was gener-
ally made for the re-seeding
and regrowth of the timber. If
selective cutting had been prac-
ticed for even the past fifty
years the forests of the south
would today be a great natural
asset, not only to the south
but to the nation. There were
a few who saw the ruination
to the nations forests that
would result from this detsruc-
ton of our forests, but by far
they we're in the minority.
Today that picture has large
ly changed through the eff
forts of the federal government,
the state governments, and
many far-seeing individuals.
And while it is to be deeply
regretted that recognition of
the true worth of national for
ests was late, certainly prog
ress is being made today to
rectify that situation as far
as possible.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-31
NOTICE TO CONTRADICTORY

ais will be received by the Board
of Trustees of Orange Lake Console
Notice is hereby given that propos-
February 8. I947 at 10 A. M AT the
office of the County Superintendent of
Education of P~ascagoula, Miss, of a
deep well. Specifications may be OBJ
tanned from the County Superintend-
ent of Education or from j. Warren
McCleskey, Architect. PascagOula,
Miss.
ORANGE LAKE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES
HENRY STARK. Chairman
al LII "a n o-T
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-31
NAME FROM MILL

St. LoLuis-AP-A youth with
the surname of Jurik, explaining
that through either ignorance or
malice people always pronounced
il as Jerk, appeared before a cir
cult pudPe here asking that it be
changed to Miller.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-31

! am not responsible for any debts
made IN my name hereafter by per
ons other than myself. r f.. Massey.
2B 4tnd 1-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 1912
Notice is hereby given that letters
OF Administration on the estate of
Mabel l.. Richards Williams. deceased
were granted to the undersigned by
the Chancery Court of Harrison Coun-
ty, Mississippi, on the Path day of
January. l947, and all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present their claims
10 the Clerk of said Court and TO
have them probated and allowed with
in SIX months from this date, failure
to do so will bar the claim.
This the oath day of January, 1877.
WALLACE FRANK WILLIAMS.
Administrator.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-31
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE
! am not responsible for any debts
made IN my name by persons other
Than myself r. F.. Griffin. Jr.
20 4tpd l-24
NOTICE FOR BIDS
The Board of Supervisors of Jack
son County, Mississippi. will receive
sealed proposals for the furnishing
to jackson County. Mississippi the
below listed equipment.
One ID New Hydraulic Controlled,
back dump, 3 yd. scraper, installed
on Id. No. 40 wheel type tractor.
Sealed proposals to he filed with
the Clerk of Board of Supervisors at
~Pascagoula, Mississippi. ON or before
1000 O'Clock A. M. 3rd day of March.
1917.
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right TO reject any and all bids.
BY order of the Board on 21st day
of January, A. D. ig47.
X. w. BURNHAM. President
FRED TAYLOR, Clerk
BY VERTIS RAMSAY. d. c.
tSeal At LA. 81. 81. Ia
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-31
CARDS OF THANKS


NHHD OF IHHFko
We wish to take his opportunity
TO thank the friends. relatives and
neiPhbors for their kindness during
the illness and death of our father.
Mr.. Sherry Richards. Especially do
We thaaK the Fails Funeral Home
SONS and DAUGHTERS.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to Express our appreciation
10 friends and neiRhboEs for the flow
ers and kindness shown 10 US during
the los Of "a father. Elijah Byrd,
better known as Uncle LiRe', who IS
sadly missed BY Mrs J I. Baggett.
Mrs. II. I Benefited. Mrs z. ". Ian
der. G. Il. Byrd.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen that a spe-
cial meeting Of The members of the
ingalls, Employees Credit Union has
been called by the Board of Directors
OF the said Credit Union. TO be held
on the 18th day of February. 1877.
at 700 o'clock D m at the Employ
ment office of the ingalls, ~Shipbutld-
ing Corporation The purpose of said
special meeting Is the submission for
consideration and adoption by the
membership of said Credit Union, in
accordance with the provisions by the
Bylaws of said Credit Union. the fol
lowing amendments to the Bylaws of
aid Credit Union. To Wit:
AMENDMENT NO. /.
BE IT RESOLVED that Section 1 of
Article 2 of the Bylaws of the In
gals Employees Credit Union be and
the same Is hereby amended to read
as follows:
Article 2.
Section l. Membership in the Credit
Union Is limited 70 employees Of the
ingalls, ~Shipbuilding Corporation ON
a payroll status, and to employees of
the ingalls, EMPLOYEES Credit Union.
AMENDMENT NO 2
BE IT RESOLVED that Section 5 of
Article ? of the Bylaws OF the In
gals Employees Credit Union be and
the same is hereby amended TO read
as follows:
Article 2.
Section s.: A member who leaves the
employment OF the ingalls, Shipbuiiding
| CORPORATION or The iugalls Employees
Credit Union shall thereupon auto.
matieally terminate his membership
in the ingalls, Employees Credit Union.
IN which event he shall receive his
shares and deposits. together with
such fair earnings thereon as the
Directors NAV determine as provided
in Section 425B of the Mississippi Code
Of 1890. In no event shall he there
after be permitted To borrow from the
Credit Union or exercise m rights
of membership thereof
tSignedl 1HOS b. HADDOW.
Acting Secretary.
2t i-3i. 2-7