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Evening star., 1949-08-21
Births Reported

From ID. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
Edward and Grace Anderson, girl.
Sanford and Joyce Bolz. girl.
Marion and Sallie Brockman. boy.
Charles and Rasalyn Burke, girl:
William and Margaret, Cation, girl.
Charles and Anna Collett, girl
William and Barbara Coatello. boy.
Ludwig and Leonara De Rossi, girl.
John and Gertrude Dunnigan, boy:
Joseph and Genevieve Duvall, girl
Edward and Katharine K,t go1s Fairley ,ob boy.
Harold and Frances Garner, boy,
Phillip and Gertrude Gerard. girl.
Gordon and Rose Hickman. girl.
Ezra and Sara Rowland, girl
Edward and Nancy Lilly, boy.
Thomas and Gertrude Lyons, girl.
Thomas and Elsie Moore. boy.
Joseph and Louise Morgenstern. boy,
Joseph and Mary Mccarthy, boy.
Joseph and Mary Mccarthy. girl.
Frank and Jessie Mclean, girl.
William and Shirley oMeara, boy.
Spero and Harriet PappafotS, boy.
Paul and Mildred Ward, boy.
Charles and Christine Pell.. boy.
George and Naomi Pierce, girl.
Archie and Joanne Price. girl.
William and Elizabeth Raleigh, girl.
James and Katherine Ramsey, girl.
John and Sopie Reynolds. boy.
Earl and Mary Saunders. girl.
Edgar and Vivian Seal, girl.
Charles and Mary Shackelford, boy.
Horace and Mary Smith. boy.
Charles and Rosemary Swydan, girl
William and Mary Taylor, boy.
Robert and Hazel Totten girl
Charles and Mildred TraverS. girl.
Earl and Margaret Ullman boy
Frederick and Ruth Waeman, boy.
Paul and Isabella White, girl
Walter and Heung Wing, girl.
Leroy and Edna Barnes. boy
Sammie and Beulah Betha, girl.
Raymond and Margie Branch, gir
George and josephine Cherry, girl
Libby and Mary Cooper, girl.
John and Julia Coulter. girl.
James and Marjorie Myers, girl.
Julian and Matte Patterson. boy.
Lewis and Merle Roberts girl.
William and Thelma Spears, girl.
Alfred and Dorothy Woods, boy.
Evening star., 1949-08-21
BosiIicu of St. Peter
Yields Coin Treasure
BY the Associated Press

VATICAN CITY, Aug. 20.-A
collection of 1899 coins, some
seven centuries old, has been gath
Evening star., 1949-08-21
AUCTION SALES

REAL ESTATE; 65 HEAD DAIRY
CHINERY. ETC.
Beginning Monday. Sept. 5. 1949. at
10 O'Clock CD.S.TD I will offer for
sale my farm containing 274 acres.
more or less. 142 acres of cropland.
so acres permanent pasture, So acres
in timber and wood. located 2 miles
northwest Of Boyds. Montgomery
Co.. Md. 25 miles from Washington.
D. c., i2-mile frontage on hard road.
Improved with Groom frame
dwelling. electricity bath, fireplace.
basement, storm windows and doors,
buff insulated siding. 4-room tenant
house with insulated siding. "a
stanchion block COW barn. feed room
attached. dairy room. Marietta silo.
Washington market. aS score. barn
for dry cows and heifers, corn crib.
wagon she'd and all other necessary
outbuildingS in good repair. I'm
mediate possession. Any OF the
above property may be inspected
at your convenience. Lunch will
be served on premises.
On real estate: A deposit OF 50 800 90
sale day. II the purchaser or ,pur..
chasers so desire I will leave lz OF
purchase price FIRST mortgagel at
az per cent interest payable semi,
when a good and sufficient deed is
given. All conveyancing costs, in
Guiding State and Federal revenue
stamps to be paid by purchaser
u A. ~" G. KINGsBURY. Owner.
Phone PoolesyilIe 2O61
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SPURRIER MOTORS
USED CAR LOT

SoAzA AAAS
The most beautiful used
car lot in the Metropol- l.
itan Area, 1A acres, all
hard surface. Will accom-
modate over 300 cars.
'49 Ford Gus. "8"
4-dr. -----$1 ,595
AT Nash 4-dr. $995
'48 Buick sed'ette, ST, ,695
At Olds "98" 4-dr. 81 ATS
AT Chev. Aero. 81 ,345
'48 Chev. cow. 81, ,595
AT Ford Super de
luxe F'ordor- 81, ,175
Al Olds sedanette --$675
AT Packard custom
4-dr. --$1 AS
'46 Olds club sed. 81 PTS
'46 Pontiac sedan 81 ,275
AT LESS THAN WHOLE
SALE PRICE M AN Y
OTHERS TO CHOOSE
FROM, AS LOW AS $295
BANK FINANCING
ARLINGTON'S PREMIER
PACKARD AGENCY
SPURRIER MOTORS
Ft. Myer Drive, between
Wilson and Lee BlvdS.
3 Blks. South of Key Bridge
OW. 9643
ERE 4110
Evening star., 1949-08-21
TRY AND BEAT THESE

TRY AND BEAT THESE
40 Ford Tudor; runs good S195
'35 Ford coupe: economical
transportation 145
AZ Studebaker Champ. Sc
dan: a steal at this price.
Weekly payments as low
as SO 49, 395
'3S Willys 2-dr.; motor re-
Gently oYerhauled - 95
Al Hudson sedan; name your
own terms 295
Al Buick Special sedan; fully
equipped; sos down 1876
AT Chevrolet cony- coupe; r.
and h., like new, canary
yellow; SO weekly- 1926
40 Chevrolet Styleline 2-dr.
low mileage - 1,796
Don't forget when comparing car
DONALD MOTORS, INC.
ME. 3O33. Ii. 3-e676.
WIN not knowtnsly b undersold.-21
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

LINCOLN 46 clup coupe. perfect
cond,. r. and h., S1,395
CASH TRADE TERMS
FRANK SMALL, JRa, Inc.
2OOI Nichols ave. Sc. TR. 9721.
Evening star., 1949-08-21

NEXT TO A
NEW CAR A
CHERNERIZED
CAR is BEST"
30-Day-No-Cost
GUARANTEE
'49 Ford ,695
TUDOR SEDAN. VERY Low MILE
'48 Plymouth SIS
4,RooR SEDAN; SMOOTH RUN
'48 Ford - 81 .495
CONVERTIBLE. LOOKS AND RUNS
LIKE NEW: RADIO AND HEATER.
'48 Ford S1.295
TUDOR SEDAN. ORIGINAL OWNER;
EAD1o, HEATER AND WHITE
AT Chevrolet 81. .495
2,pooR SEDAN. IN TOP coNDI-
TON; RADIO AND HEATER.
'46 Buick 81, 1895
sED,A.,M.ETrE. FAMOUS ROAD
MASTER; S7p Nv, FIREBALL ENGINE.
'46 Pontiac $1,195
sEpANETTE. ENGINE PACKED
WITH WITH PowERl RADIO AND
'46 Mercury --$1,195
CLUB COUPE SLEEK EBONY
FINISH! ORIGINAL OWNER;
'46 Ford d- S995
TUDOR SEDAN; FAMOUS FORD
AZ Ford $495
TSRSz EssaAsaE' sEDSS HeosoArdzR z1sH HRzH- EzH:
Al Plymouth $645
f-0OSIt oEbaN. SoSD CL-
PENDABLEN TRANSPORTATION.
HEATER.
Al Ford $495
TUDOR SEDAN VERY GOOD
CONDITION MECHANICALLY:
HEATER.
CHERNER
MOTOR co.
,
1871 Florida Ave. NV.
FORD DEALERS
Hobart 5000
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PLYMOUTH AZ 2-dr.; r. and h.;
CASH, TRADE. TERMS.
FRANK SMALL, JR., Inc.
eOO1 Nichols Ave. Sc. TR. 9721
OLDSMOBILE 1947 sedanette 8 cyl,
r. and h.. ST. .295.
CAsH-TRADE-
FRANK SMALL, JR., Inc.
1901 Good Hope I'd. Sc. II. 3-2076
PONTIAC 1a47 4-dr.; r, and h.. 9
CASH, TRADE. TERMS.
FRANK SMALL, JR., Inc.
2O01 Nichols Ave- 8. E. TR. 9721.
MERCURY I946; maroon. r. and h..
cAsHETRADE-TmMs
FRANK SMALL, Jr., Inc.
1901 Good Hope Rd. Sc, Ii. 3-2O76.
BUICK 40 limousine 4-dr,; r. and h.
CAsH-TRADE-TERMs
FRANK SMALL, Jr., INC
2OO1 Nichols Ave. Sc, TR. 9721.
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1900 14th st. NV.
Alto AuCTIQN

Buy or sell this modern way only II
bid is satisfactory. Never guess what
your car Is worth. s. entrance fee
iIOf 11th st. Sc. Ii. 3.9S61
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ANACOsTIA
QUALITY

A N "A W . 1 l n
QUALITY
Your Guarantee of Value
1885 DODGE $195
Economical transp. Gas Isl.
I1947 DODGE ,495
Gust. de luxe sedan, black,
mech. good. one owner. low
mileage; 30-day uncondi-
tional warranty.
1948 PLYMOUTH -- ST ,495
7 Special de luxe 2-dr. 5-pass.
sedan, 6.267 miles. blue
cream puff; new warranty.
1947 CROSLEY ~ $445
s mech. r; very da good; aoeday a;
warranty.
1947 PLYMOUTH 81 PAS
Special de luxe 3-pass. cpe.
radio and heater, mech AL;
3O-day unconditional war
ranty.
1889 OLDS -------. $495
5-pass. club cpe., very clean,
dark blue; mech. good.
1949 KAISER $l,495
Special 4-dr. sedan; $500
miles. A cream puff. 30
day unconditional warranty;
light blue.
TERMS-TRADE-CAsH
AN COSTA
MO TOR CO.
Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer
OPEN EWES. TIL9
18th and Good Hope Rd, Sc. AK. 41oO
e Blocks from MINI. Ave.)
Evening star., 1949-08-21

OPEN WEEKDAYS TILL-e
SAT. TILL 8; SUN, 10 TILL 3
Shop in comfort at Washington's
keep at least 100 cars on display
at all times. Most cars have radios
ana heaters. Easily financed, and If
your car exceeds the down payment
we pay you the cash difference.
Evening star., 1949-08-21
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C.. ldD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. Uait three full days
and receive the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holidays
are counted the same as other
days.
Evening star., 1949-08-21

LIBERAL TRADE AND TERMS.
We Buy-Trade and Sell
PEAKE MOTOR co.
DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
ABB WISCONSIN AVE.
JUST BELOW ALBEMARLE ST.
OR. S003.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

trician 700
Others to choose from. JOHN s.
REECE, 1l14 Half st. s.w. 81.
PACKARD l94S 4-dr. sedan, 5 good
tires, radio and heater, plastic seat
covers; this car is in new car condi-
tion carries a new car guarantee;
S1,a95. AID. s0O5.
LOVING MOTORS
1900 14th st. NV. -21
PACKARD 1947 Custom sedan, 5
very good Wv. tires. radio and
heater, electromatic clutch, over
drive, many other extras; beautiful
dark blue finish; this is an excep-
tionally clean car throughout. You
would have to see and drive this
car to appreciate it's beauty; S1,S95.
AID S005
LOVING MOTORS
1900 14th st. NV. -21
CHEVROLET 1919, Styleline club
coupe. black finish, low mileage.
1-owner car; this Is as near new
ca as you can flnd for S1,695.
AID. S005.
LOVING MOTORS
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HILL & TIBBITTS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
lila Vermont Ave. NV. MA. $3.50.
"a
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAKER 1949 Regal de luxe
Land Cruiser; Sonora tan nnlsn;
driven only few thousand miles
as my personal demonstrator; fully
equipped with many extras. such
tires. chrome wheel discs, etc. This
car may be purchased at a sub,
stantial savings. new-car title and
guarantee. Full price S2.50o. ASK
for George Dellinger. DI 0115; ewes
S9 Sf2 s1Ss ER NC Se Hn ei 5oS1 ist st. IhE nx D.
srupEBAKER 1s4s club coupes and
2-doors, 4-doors. List 81 ,9S9, $500
down. Immed. delivery. 1947 2.
DR.. sedan. Sl.295, $50 o,s doyn "A
mos. METROPOLITAN MOTORS
n: ave. and Bladensburs I'd. % dR'
sTtDE. Ttia; AZ Com. Reg. d.. 4.dr sed.;
495. Cali oW. 9347 after 1 pm.
wILLYs 1885 sedan: new;car condI-
terms. HO 21O4. Ext. 62s.
WILLYS 1947 station wagon; heater,
overdrive: real bargain at 1929;
terms. MTTCHELL'S MOTORS. 222
End st; nv. cat c0nstitution aye @ },
WiHL9s Ia41 4-dr. sedan; new Jeep
S495, terms. MITCHELL MOTORS.
222 End St. NV. Cat Constitution
aye). EX. 4105. -23
WILLYS 1941 sedan: S249. Call Lo.
3-7396. 1854 Palmer. rd. Sc.
WILLYS AS; 4-wheel dr., Cam
mel body. Call CHI. O606 after 6
pm. wk. days; price. SS95. -26
SEE JACK PRY BEFORE YOU BUY
Mercury 1949 convertible. fully
equip: best buy in Washington;
S1,945.
Chevrolet 194I convertible club
coupe; excellent condition: wonder
full value at $695. JACK PRY, 1884
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. -23
CADILLAC 40 CONVERTIBLE
1S1 mi; all equip: $4.2S4. Also Sc
danette; 1881; like new. Take trade
or terms. EX. 424S or OV. 5109 ewes
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AUTOS WANTED (cont. }

SHOP YOUR CAR around town and
then see me for highest cash price.
We top them all. Mr.. Kirby, LOGAN
MOTOR CO.. 2017 Va. ave. NV.
ME. 1868 -23
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A N A CO TIA
M o TO r CO.
Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer
OPEN EYES. TIL

18th and Good Hope Rd. Sc. AK. 41OC
e Blocks from MINI. Ave.)
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11

BY using TE-oL. a %'strone, penetrat.
ing fungicide, You REACH Undecided
germs to kill ON CONTACT. You FEEL
STANTLY. NOW, you must be pleased
or your Csc back from any druggist.
Today at the PALACE PHARMACY.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11

Idaho's Grand Canyon of the
Snake River is the deepest gorge
in North America.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11
County To Aid In
Stadium Costs
AT Permission

The board of supervisors at its
meeting Tuesday passed a reso-
luton signifying its intention of
issuing SS0,500 in bonds as the
county's share of the cost Of con-
struction Of an athletic stadium
at PerkinSton Junior college.
The 100000 proposed stadium
will be financed by the four coun-
ties which support the school with
Harrison scheduled to furnish
$50, Stone $4,000 and George
$4,000, Cost of the stadium is al
loted the counties on the basis Of
assessed valuation, A. l.. May,
president of the college said.
Plans call for a seating capacity
of between 5000 and 5000 an6
it is hoped that the stadium will
be completed in time for the foot
ball season, Mr.. May said.
The Jackson county bonds
would be financed over a To-
year period and will require q
two-tenths of a mil county wide
levy for that period.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11
Bridge

CONTINUED From Page One)
the choice for Them" county
spokesman said.
At this point Mayor Frank
Ganty and City Commissioner
Ezell of Pascagoula explained
that shifting of the gas pipeline
feeding the distribution systems
of Moss Point and Pascagoula.
would be handled by the city and
county. Uncertainty as to the re-
sponsibility for shifting of the
line, which parallels the old route
for some $500 feet has been a
factor in delaying choice of routes
for the repairs.
Asked to Use Own Judgment
A. P. Moran, president of the
board of supervisors, then asked
that the county group be allowed
to discuss the matter in private.
Following this discussion tn e
highway commissioners and engi-
neers were called back into the
meeting and informed by Mr..
Moran that it was the concensus
of opinion among the county
group that the highway depart
ment use its own judgment in
the selection of the route for the
approach.
Despite the fact that the. coun-
ty group had been assured a
short time before that, if allowed
to use their own judgment in the
matter, the new route would be
selected, highway officials and
engineers following a short dis
cussion decided to re-advertise
for repairs to the existing route.
During the course of the
lengthy meeting with the high
way department, it was pointed
out by spokesman for the group
that, in their opinion, repairs to
the existing route will not be
successful unless a bridge is in
Guided in the fill in the vicinity
of De Angeles shipyard in order
to allow flood waters on the riv-
err to flow under the road instead
of banking up behind it.
Commissioner Smith, Alec Har-
ris, chief engineer for the depart
ment, and John Kornrumph, dis
.trict engineer, said that funds
were not available for tr~ con-
struction of such a bridge.
Couldn't you include s.feh a
bridge in your next budget?"
they were asked. "and tell us you
will build it when those funds
become available?"
1--WE don't know what funds
we will have for our next budg-
ct" Commissioner Smith said.
I'VE can't tell at this point what
we will have"
Engineers for the highway de-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11
Morch Of Dimes
Going Slowly:
3eports Not In

Less than $500 has been turned
n from the March of Dimes cam
oaign, officials reported this
week. This amount has been coll
ected from organizations in Pas
'agoula as the funds from
throughout the county have not
yet been reported.
School officials report $50 to be
ldded to the funds from the bene-
it basketball game played on last
Saturday evening at the Pasca-
5oula gymnasium. The Beta club
which operated the refreshment
stand, contributed IS.
The funds of the Infantile Pa
'alysis Foundation were sadly
depleted by the epidemic of last
summer and it is unfortunate, Of
,icials said, that the response to
he drive this year has been so
slow.
However it is the hope of the
committee that county chairmen
md individuals will make their
reports this week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11

Egyptians used simple scales
1000 to 5000 years ago.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11
ew Tow Boat With Greatest Horse
,wer For Hull Size Has Trial Run

he trial run of the tow boat,
G.. Violette, out of the Arm
Y. Walker Shipyard Saturday
the debut of a newcomer to
ranks of tow boats.
rim and compact, the 80 foot
sci which has a width of %
the Violette unobtrusively
lses the greatest amount OF
Sc power ever harnessed in q
of comparable size. For
ked away in an engine room
amazingly small proportions
three twin-unit General Mo
5 engines each capable OF
fixing up 400 horse power.
Zach engine unit operates a.
normal rate of $50 horse pow.
and one advantage of this set.
is that one, two or all of the en-.
le units can be used. Small ane
lily handled, two spares arc
tried in case of trouble.
rhe new propulsion scheme
S the brain child of Arnold
llker who designed the boa
the Dantzler Boat and Barg
mpany of Pascagoula. The
10 was three and a half month
the building and will operatt
the Standard OIL Company c
ntucky on the Mississippi rive
tween Baton Rouge, La, an
eenville, Miss.
The Violette, named for the
ksident of her charter company
h handle 100000 barrels of oil
$4,000 tons, which will be load
on two 10000 barrel capacit,
kges, the big boys of the rive
fife.
IThe boat is capable of makinf
zen miles an hour upstream
pile towing q load lnat Woule
! 100 tank cars.
Outstanding features of the
bft are the low initial and OPP
biting costs, according to H, A
Eel, chief engineer at the Walk
Shipyard.
The combination and placement
the engines aroused such in
rest among General Motors of
+ials that several representa-.
Fes were sent down to worl
shipyard personnel and OBJ
rye the performance of the en-
mes in this new role.
Up until the completion of the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11
Napoleon Guillotte
Dies At Coulter
After Long Illness

Napoleon Guillotte. resident of
Gautier for the past rs years,
died at his home early Monday
morning after an illness of sever
al months. His illness had been
critical for the last week.
Mr.. Guillotte was born in Fort
Bayou in 1878 and he was en-
ployed as a carpenter at the l..
and N. railroad yard in Gautier
for 80 years, retiring in July
1896. Since his retirement he
had devoted himself to his pecan
orchard at his home in Gautier.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Tuesday at 2 pm. from the
residence by the Rev. p. ]. Carey
and interment was in the Quave
cemetery in Biloxi.
Pail bearers were Lorenzo Gull
lotte. Roland Guillotte, Ernest
Guillotte. Oran Santa Cruz. Gin
ton Seymour and Cornelius Cru
thirds. Stokes Funeral Home was
in charge.
Mr.. Guillotte was the son of
Jules and Zoa Quave Guillotte. He
is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Alice Emily Ravens Guillotte;
four daughters. Mrs. T. K. White,
Harvey, Ill, Misses Elizabeth
Guillotte, Mercy hospital, Vicks-
burg, Mary Theresa and Lula
Mae Guillotte. Gautier; two sons,
Alva and Robert Lee Guillotte.
Gautier; one sister, Mrs. Doll
Cruthirds, Biloxi; four brothers,
Peter. Albert and Armand Gull
Gautier, and Ramour Gull
lotte. Saucer; and one grand
child.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11

Vloiette, any boat having as much
horsepower as is concealed in
her hull would have been halt
again as large and would have
been constructed at twice the mi
tial cost.
The quarters for the captain
ana crew r comfortable and
roomy. With accommodations for
ten persons, the normal crew
numbers seven.
The owners and about 25 spe-
clal guests comprised the group
aboard when she moved from her
berth at the Walker Shipyard
Saturday for her trial run of about
lhree hours out into the Gulf.
Lunch was served aboard. Among
hose making the initial trip was
Mr.. Violette.
The boat is scheduled to be in
3aton Rouge before Tuesday for
Ter first business run and Mr..
feel will board her there for at
least part of the trip to observe
Ter behavior and efficiency.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11
Civic Council To
Have Planning And
Program Committees

At a meeting of the Civic Coun-
ell on Tuesday evening it was
decided that the president, Mrs.
S. B. McIlwain, should appoint
a program committee who would
arrange to have a guest speaker
for the meetings of the council.
The president was also empow-
cred to appoint a planning board
to coordinate the efforts of the
various civic organizations in the
city.
A discussion of the unsightli-
ness of garbage cans throughout
the city was engaged in by the
council and it was recommended
that plans be formulated for
screening garbage receptacles and
that the collectors on the city
trucks be asked to cooperate by
returning the receptacles to their
proper place.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11

The savings thut ore mode when you
make your own drdperies and other
household accessories. us well os
clothing for yourself and fomilY. CON
be even greater if you select from
our large stock of fobrics. We have
monY materials for very purpose. at
prices unbelievublY low.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-11

partment also said that a bridge
was not included in the proposed
fill across Beardslee LAX. In con-
nection with this it was pointed
out by members of the county
group that a solid fill would bar
access to Rhodes Bayou, and also
block the outflow of the Moss
Point sewage.
To Raise Present Route
Present plans call for the rails
ing of the present route to six
and one-half feet elevation, high
way department engineers said.
and the possibility Of some sec
tons Of Moss Point flooding at
high water periods under these
conditions was brought under dis
cussion.
Some sections of Moss Point
are under this elevation, it was
pointed out. and water backing
up behind the fill would flow over
these sections before running off
across the new and higher fill.
1t was again pointed out that 2
bridge in the new fill would ala
low these waters to flow off
without piling up behind the en-
bankment. Cost of building a 200
foot bridge in the fill was esti-
mated at approximately $40, 900.
Comprising the local delega-
ton that met with the highway
department were the following:
Mayor Bob Cirlot, Supervisor f.
A. Khayat, K. W. Burnham and
Yves Jones of Moss Point; Mayor
Canty and Commissioner Ezell
of Pascagoula; President Moran,
Roy o.. Cumbest, George Cru
thirds and Joe V. Krebs of tn G
board of supervisors and Easton
King of the Chronicle Star.