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Elizabeth Bell Scales, girl; Vim
cent Paul and Doramae Scott
RIOS, boy; Clarence Webster and
Arender Ruth Doda Bishop, girl;
Thaddeus and Helen Gautier
Wilkinson, boy; Esca Alton and
Lena Mae Amacker Brown, girl;
William Jesse and Juanita Moafes
Higginbotham, girl; William Max
and Cornelia Webb Dugsn, boy;
Paul Gibson and Itaka Hodgins
Rea, girl; William and Sabra
Gates O'Neil, girl; Vance Butler
and Carrie May Reid Brown, boy;
Earl Anthony and Ruth Kathryn
Ford Netto, girl; Howard Her
bert and Margaret Killings
worth Warren, boy; James Tren-
nile and Margaret Cecile Pope
Kennedy, boy; Daniel Webster
and Mylinda Amelia Dunchen
Johnson, girl; A. A. and Sadie
Louise Tanner. boy: Jett w. and
Mabel NJ. Hamilton Valley, girl;
Jeffie and Lexie Elizabeth Ho-
gan Bond, boy; Lincoln and Lor-
raine Tillman Wise, boy; Early
Eugene and Ladls Lamkin How
ard, boy; Harvery w. and Doro-
thy Mae Green Roberts, boy; Jo-
seph Robert and Sally Vice
Clark, girl; Woodrow r. and Ali
son Lyod Shumock, boy; Walter
Ward and Minnie Lee Taylor
Roberts, boy; Clarence b. and
Edna Earle Flynt Roberts, girl;
Hugh Edison AMI Eernice Eliza
beth Wright Mccain, girl; Her
man and Lillian Dobson Boyd,
girl, Hosea Alexander and Helen
Marie Brewer Parker boy; VIII
ton Oden and Freda Lorraine
Woolf Edwards, girl.
DIN Lee and Mildred Louise
Anderson Parker, boy; Joe Har-
ley and limo Jean Yarbrough
Thompson, girl; Thomas Hal and
Cora Ella hoache Hatcher, girl;
Ernest Lee and Dorothy Jean Al
ford Walker, boy; Henry RAM
uolph ana Clara Lucille Furby
Davidson, boy, Wilson Willie and
Florine Brannare Miller, boy; Egg
bert e. and Louella Virgins Ray,
girl; Barney Barnett and Sally
Mae Crawford Furby, boy; Elmo
and Patricia Devereaux Farley,
girl; Harold James and Sarah
Marsh McInnis, girl; Lewis Gar
ner and Daisy Thornton Bailey,
boy; Jewel Gustsvous and Lud-
die Allonia Morgan Harris, girl;
Meredith Hardy and Juanita
Lewis McCulley, girl; Billie Sam
and Sudie Johnson French, boy;
Lewis Grey and Francis Davis
Iootle, boy; Irwin Lane and Au-
gusta Anna Stork Pool, girl;
Quinton Roy and Twsnette He'd
ricks Green, girl; jackson and
Nellie Mae Smit, girl Etienne
Emile and Dorothea Lamond
Thomas Gale, boy; Jack Cleo
and Wanda Lee Farragut, ALI
day, girl; Claude Leslie and
Mary Myrtis Short Hare, girl;
Edward James and Ruby Lorene
Virgins Upton, girl; Howard
Quincy and Helen Hester Can
non Garrison. boy.
White deaths: Martha l.. Fur
by, Harold Eugene Perkins, Es-
ter Felps, Albertine M. Catchot,
Jennie Dean Field, Margrette
Elizabeth Ely, Ida Haroline
L andberg Johnson, Ernest
George Ross and Maud Bray
lock.
Colored births: Ira and Gladys
Cox Polk, girl; George and Lucy
Mae Pettony Mcfarland, girl;
Cieophus and Annie Laura
Shaw Burney, boy; Mathew B.
and Willie B. Flukes jackson,
boy; Eli and Burrena Farley
White, girl; Rufus Mosley and
Ethel Huntington Mosley, boy;
and johnnie and Sallie Quinn
Smith, boy.
Colored deaths: Sarah Hill,
Tom Hudson, Jean Elizabeth
Craig ana Norvile Thompson.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-02

committee have resulted in dis
unIty among our people, and in
many instances there are evil
dences Of discrimination against
white employees in favor of ne
groes as a result Of its activities.
The big majority OF members of
Congress, both Democrats and
Republicans, were indignant
about this. Many OF the labor
unions, especially those in the
South, rose up IN indignation.
But when the President sought a
100000 appropriation Of the tax
payers money to enforce the pro-
visions of this committee, one of
the hottest debates witnessed in
this session of the Congress was
provoked. But when the votes
were counted the results ran true
to form. The members, both
d democrats and Republicans,
nbrth of the Mason Dixon line
largely voted for the sppropria-
ticn. and it was carried by a
margin OF four votes. 1t now
goes TO the Senate where, under
the rules of that body for liberal
debate, plus the fact that a ma
jority of the Senators on the APP
preparations Committee are
Southerners, it is scheduled for
some rough shedding,
The Clio and the Poll Tax
In this connection it is interest
ing to note that the CIO, which
harbors within its ranks a large
percentage of the Communists of
this country, is the chief oppo-
nent OF the poll tax IN the South,
In fact, 1t engineered the original
drive against the poll tax. And
it cannot be successfully disput-
ed that the communist-dominat
ed CIO, which advocates social
well as industrial equality of
the races, is responsible for all
of this anti-poll tax agitation.
There has been recently pub
lished a booklet by the CIO en-
titled, "Labor's Stake in Abolish
ing the Poll Tax" All southern
ers, as well as Americans gener-
ally, should read this pamphlet.
1t would give them a better pros
pective of what this organization
is driving at. Space will only
permit a few quotations here.
Here are some samples. Labor
once played : prominent role IN
Southern elections. To-Day it does
not. But it can. Abolition of the
poll tax is the first step towards
labor's renewed participation in
Southern civil and political life
This was during the Recon-
struetion years, 1866 to 1876,
when the common man IN the
South voted and passed some of
the most progressive legislation
that region had ever known :.
Negroes also voted, ana some
were elected TO State Legislatures
and Congress In 1877 the
last Federal troops, whose pres
enee at the polls had given labor
efs and poor farmers s chance to
vote ana TO have their votes
counted, were withdrawn +.
Consequently, in the 81 years
since 1876, democracy in the
South has greatly declined ]"
Thus il will be seen that this
eemmunistie organization, mas
~1uersding under the tide of the
CIO, is advocating the return of
the dark carpetbsg Gays of the
South, with the negroes being
gwen preference over white peo-
pie at the point OF the Federal
bayonet,
incidentally, this booklet gives
the voting record of all Southern
members of Congress on what II
regards ss labor bills-such as
the snti-pon tax, the snti-lynch,
and ths anti-stfike bills. We read
with pride IN this article that we
were given = rating of zero.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-02

FREEDOM or TIE PRESS does net give q Newspaper
the right to publish scandals, attack innocent individuals or
business firms. Neither does FREEDOM or SPEECH give the
Individual the right to bssrneaz the reputation OF outstanding
citizens. attack tho coraEnnnitYs leading institutions noz. start
whispering campaigns for the sole Tssscn cf disturbing the
public peace. To violate the above rights and privileges is to
endangsr the rights and happiness Of all"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-02
Mrs. Spencer Beebe
Hostess To Bridge
Club On Thursday

Mrs. Spencer Beebe entertain
ed her bridge club in her home
ON Thursday evening. Mrs. For
est Crabtree received the high
score prize. Mrs. r. E. Davis the
cut prize, Mrs. r. N. Knapp the
second high.
Soft drinks and sandwiches
were served after the games to
Mesdsmes r. NJ. Knapp, P. H.
Fields, S. Peterzell, Frank Mix
son, Forest CFabtree. Edwin
Crsbtree. Edwin Mays, Alton
Thomson, and r. Z. Davis.
To keep nails healthy and
strong, try painting them twice
daily with white iodine applied
at though ii were nail polish.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-02

5UDCMG From TIE re-
Spouse to 81 editorial note last
week asking for protection fol
boat owners against vandalism
along the beach front, the condi-
ton is much worse than we be-
lisved. In readving the lookout
station atop the municipal pier
fer the coming boat races, a con-
diticn was uncovered that would
sicken a respectable hog. For
tunately, the vast majority OF our
citizens are law abiding people,
but unfortunately a small minor
ity are a~nl-social, completely
unaware Of the rights of other
persons, interested only IN doing
what at the moment interests
them regardless OF the conse-
eaences to themselves or the rest
Of society, usually unintelligsnt
ard lazy in addition. 1t is for
this class that we have police,
and it is only through constant
police supervision that they can
be made to respect the rights Of
others. Except for patrolling by
a police car new and again, this
supervision is entirely lacking
along the beach front Arrange
ments should be made for q more
permanent patrol during the
summer montlss when the beach
is peopled b. unusually large
crowds. The city owes this to the
citizens. who pay the police,
ANOTHER DUTY TIE city
ewes IFS citizens is the proper
marking Of the waters around the
municipal pier. Recently one
man was killed while diving. and
another injured Many Of the
people seeking recreation at the
pier are new citizens from inland
sections Of Mississippi and other
states, unfamiliar with tides and
coast waters. Adequate warning
signs should Be placed all about
the pier for their protection. II
the city IS gong 70 continue 10
operate the pier, it has i moral
obligation to extend ali the pro-
lection possible to the citizens
using it.
-hAScAGoULA is REAPINc
the fruits OF procrastination in
the signs mat have been placed
along the beach front BY the
health department warning that
he waters are unfit for bathing
The condition comes from the
raw sewage being dumped into
the beach waters, and the princi-
pal source d infection IS the
drainage canal IN the Martims
Housing project. AT long last, il
locks like this viii be eliminated
b. The buiiSirg Of sn additional
mile Of sewer along Market
Street to taks care Of the over
flow from tas Maritime project,
It = & crying shame that this
condition was allowed to exisi
for SO long tazt it has made the
principal source of recreation in
.Paseagoula dangerous to its citi-
zens.
STRIKES DURING the first
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-02
Whistler Club Is
Entertained By
MRS. W. w. Jenkins

Mrs. W. w. Jenkins entertain
ed the Whistler Club in her home
on Tuesday night.
Reception rooms of the home
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-02

A Coast Guard officer must be
a combination navigator, marine
engineer, mechanic. police off
Ger, lifesaver, sea fighter, diplo-
mat and international lawyer.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-02
Political
announcements

The Chronicle-Star and Adj
vertiser is authorized to am
nounce the following eandi-
dates for election in the Dem
ocratic Primary election for
city officials on July IL.
For Mayor
c Afford
For Councilman
LEE BECKHAM
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Entered at the poStoffice at Pascagoula, Miss April %, 1921,
under Act of March 3, 1873, as second class mail matter
Entered as second class matter, October {, 1909, at the post
office at Mess Point Miss. under Act Of March 2, 1873.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

subcommittee of the Mackinac
said:
"The plan a. a whole offers
n constructive basis for discus
sion and development.
1T Il my view, however. that
the nature OF the peace itself
IL equally Indispensable TO an
ultimate judgment"
President RooSevelt's outline
makes it clear that the Big Four
nations are 10 he the pillars OF
the new organization. He said the
four major nations. with suit
able number of other nations
would make up a council which
presumably would have executive
authority for the whole organiza-
ton.
The Presidents statement spe-
Gifted that there also would be an
international court of justice.
And finally he declared that the
decision OF this organization
should he enforced not by an
international police force-which
he specifically ruled out--but by
Joint action Of the armed forces
OF member nations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Roosevelt Maps
World League

WASHINGTON June Is QNS)
The three other members Of
the Allied Big Four-Britain, Rus
tia and China-have accepted this
governments invitation TO a
Washington conference 10 estab-
lish a new international organIza-
ton 10 maintain peace. II was
learned today. The conference
probably will be held in August.
President Roosevelt disclosed
yesterday the blueprint for the
new organization as prepared by
American officials.
The organization, with an as
se,nbly. a council and A world
court-strikingly similar 10 the
old League Of Nations--was criti-
cized by some senator's as paving
the way for a power politics
alliance which might provoke
wars. II was attacked by others
as being too weak 10 be effective
Senator Vandenberg. chairman
Of the Republican foreign policy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Beer Truckers
On Probation

Two beer truck drivers who
pleaded guilty before the liquor
commission to charges OF failing
to deliver beer to some of their
customers and delivering over the
quota TO others were on SIX
months probation today.
Both are employed by the
Howard Distributing Co., 2412
Twentieth.
One Of the drivers, Frank An
derSon of 275 Chalmers, admitted
that in one day he sold 10 cases
to two customers, making $40
profit by charging over the cell
ing price.
The other driver. William Gui-
non of 3618 Shady Lane. admitted
illegally selling 30 cases in one
day TO friends" but said he
charged only the ceiling price.
-Ev0fy Day Is D-Day In Factortes-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Seek P|dnniinq
On Area Basis

A postwar planning program,
on a metropolitan instead of
city basis and including Macomb
and Oakland counties, will be pre-
Sented to Mayor Jeffries and de-
partment heads soon, it was an
nounced today
The City Planning Commission
will outline a program which will
call for the division of the area
into Is or 20 self-supporting and
distinct neighborhoods, which
have police, fire and shopping
facilities.
A commission spokesman said
that the opinion of various city
and county officials would be
sought before definite decisions
would be made.
-Aruv Air ghov- n. ErAa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
.Lose7 lbs. in 10.
Days or No Paw.

No starving diet or exercises.
Now science brings you the LAX
method. This method comes COM
plete. LAX "a full months sup.
ply OF this fine laxstive) and a
complete diet for each week. Start
reducing today 40 10 your nearest
dealer or Paul's Cut Rate, 1919
Broadway and urchase LAX
method on your money back guar
antee that you must lose Z lbs. in
10 days or money Immediately re.
funded. If LAX not available send
Si or COD plus charges to CARO-
LIMA CHEMICAL co, 157 Meet
ing St. Charleston. s c. Remem.
Der YOU must lose weight or money
refunded Act today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Refrigerator
Fumes Kill I

Two persons who were over
come Tuesday night by fumes
from a faulty refrigerator in an
apartment at 22l5 Lansing, died
last night and early today in Re
ceiving Hospital.
Howard Wagner. 50 died late
last night and his friend Mary
d. Frederick, As, succumbed early
today.
Police who rushed 10 the scene
Tuesday night when the two were
overcome said that one OF the
refrigerator pipes had rlsted
through. freeing deadly sulphur
dioxide fumes.
-. Ar,,r Ma. MORE planes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Detroit Negro Worker
Wins National Contest

A Detroit war worker, selected
as Miss Negro Victory Worker"
in national contest, has won
two week vacation including visits
to Broadway night spots and an
upstate New York summer camp.
According to Local 900. JAW
Go, of which she is a member,
Miss Edna Rucker, of 1929 f.
Kirby, employee of the Ford Rouge
plant. will receive the award at
a Negro freedom rally in Madison
Square Garden. June 26.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

Apprentice &c Rudolph Milton.
When the train pulled in. she left
the luggage while she went 10
summon a porter. When she
returned, II was gone.
The luggage consisted OF two
large black and white airplane-
style wardrobe trunks, containing
clothing and jewelry valued at
$500. and pictures of her husband.
Mrs. Milton can be reached at
Lenox 0903.
DnN L. D-DnH In EArtnrieA--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

of her luggage,
W h ich W a s
stolen from the
incoming Gin
cinnati train at
tn e Michigan
Central Station
at 400 p. m.
yesterday
Mrs. Milton
was returning
from a visit
with her hus-
band. Hospital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Soldier S Wife S
Luggage Stolen

Mrs. Aileen Milton. 1742 Fs-
cher. offered her allotment check
today as reward for the return
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16
Fathers Day Sunday

LANSING. June 16--Gov. Kelly
today proclaimed Sunday, June
Is as Fathers DsV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-16

Stone Of ,loquenee--sig-
nifying health, prosper
nv and long hfG this
glonou, creation Is the
birthstone for June-thc
ideal gift for sfadsl
Evening star., 1944-03-19

-. !s. 18th ST; NJ room and kitchen,
!,ss cLfffTosN ss9S'ff ST, N.w-Lovely lst-
floor bedroom, newly decorated and turn..
kitchen in basement; comfortable double
eeq es1ae 5eitaee oo sss3 9T people 'a blk l4th St
apt, to share with > coneenial girls, con- con-
ye yenieTntly locsted MI 7s@s after 8 ? m
3 LARGE ROOMS, bath, firer4ace. Fripid-
are elec stove, garden: veranda pvt. en-
se 1885 NEwToN sa@foe ST. Tel NV NJ }354 Tm kitchen
semipyt sen bath s42.5o. 10 to 3 Sunday
SETTLED WHITE COUPLE to help man
sge small blds., requires operation Of
furnace during heating season and clean
ing and removal OF trash: portion of rent
ol lurn. apt. as compensation. Box 66-G,
DESIRE gentleman to share new Groom
] month starting March 81; $50. OR,
i.ts ,a,s s. ST. N;w.Fg5n apt. t2E sisls;
YOUNG LADY q = share beautifully fgrn
fsas sHffRSnHs new HAaFsAfRf sns hTRfA Nwoir share
ss,o ons,r,oom spaadGtmnsdngt ndg with gentle; s295o
sao7 ist ST sT. S,W.-vacant room, room
kitchen sitGae PRIV private bath all UTILITIES in
NluOSO newly iufn.s 500. ~ IL 81.
1851 EUCLID N.W.-Front, rm and
git, Frigidaire, running water: . doors
tiGR GRL co 70 saakE GhaEsR Rs snoher
toned apt on Conn. ave, IN Cleveland
Park. Unlim. phone. Maid service.
S50-S55 mo Box 36"-G, Star
BROOM FRONT APT. with running
water. 1919 Maryland ave. ne
l52s EUCLID ST rooms kitchen snd
per month Utilities included
APT. NO. 2, 23l c st. n.e-2 rooms
kitchen and bath: S35. Open j. H
Realty, ll2l Fla. ave. ne. TR. 203S
SHARE ExPES., with cheerful, employed
woman, single, gentle $3.50 who appre,
eiates surroundings; exclusive. spa acious 2
I'm, apt; high lovely view, many features
EN-; 3033, Sun after IL. ewes. after g
UPPER DUPLEX, 3 rooms and bath; very
nice place TO i've $50 mo, l5-min
drive TO Capitol, ne. section; 2 buses
VA. OSLO after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1944-03-19

WANTED, by settled, retired woman. one
iarse, unfurnished room and private bath.
kltchenette If possible. not too far out. but
5000 neishborhood: reasonable. Box u "A,
GENTLEMAN desires furnished room with
refined private family; NV, preferred;
Protestant; references. Please specify de-
LARGE ROOM, with meals or breakfast
Protestant private family; Capitol Hill, en-
pl9aysd HaT1yr LADY Boz nd,, 2nd "A stsr.
ting room, unfurnished or, semifurnished,
in NV. section; has upright piano which
she uses occasionally in early evening. Box
SINGLE MAN desires small. low-priced
room or sleeping porch, furnished or un-
Furnished. city or suburban: l have excel
lent references, do not drink or smoke; pos
NOT OVER si5, rm., pvt, bath and some
use Of refg. or small apt: mr.. 10th and Eye
nv, on LIB bus line. near r; wanted after
ploye. college graduate: refs; write write i'm i'm
distsly fun details. Box 246-A, Star :
EooM Tor servlceman,s S wife and 2-year-
GID son. son: wife employed, REQUIRES day care
YOUNG LADY desires unfurn rm in pvt.
home, NV. section. Call after 10 am.
ENsIGN's MOTHER desires furnished room
or apt twin beds; April and May; Park
goHNa SfTIs61 TA69 dssfes WA 7Ssg Single room no
section. Dupont 1544 sunday.
SutTfeq total absane
in quiet home, preferably detached house,
ApTiN. AprNou Or Nay nXrr, lSt Box 244-A. Star 1a'
nned, private. American home, centrally
located. Phone Monday DE. 1885, Ext.
doLtMsIA toi fsfsl > ROAD R 81 sEcr1oN-By single.
gentleman, lst or 2nd floor; running water,
BOX 330-A. Star
Evening star., 1944-03-19
APARTMENTS WANTED.

APAR2TMENT WANTED fer $ublet or rent.
vicin,, Wisconsin or Conn. ayes REQUIRED
not later than May Isl, WO. 953@ after
UNFURSIsHED APARTMENT-one or two
bedroom. permanent residents, no chill
Phone weekdays, Republic $500, Exten-
an ATTRACTIVE @,z-room u9turnishs1
phone ia, 6S35 anytime Sunday or before
VI III on OF Fefkdays fh and eyepPfS PaPf I'd
apt house; furnished or unfurnished, i or
2 rooms, KITCHEN and bath. MI. 1858,
apt house. cenray 0e ocatsd f99m furnished fnq
PRoFEssIoNAL Pre- SSIt peremanent resident,
unf. apartment in northwest by April or
FURN. APT or detached small house,
wanted by quiet, responsible, well educated
Navy doctor and wife. No children or pets
!n higher price group. Call NO. 443o,
CLEAN. SOBER COUPLE want 2-rm.. Ink.
itrn, $40, Can help manage. Central
ARMY ARMY" cAFrAiX Fl t single desires apt. turn
or uniurn or Will buy furniture in mod
rrn II " apt BIDS. prefer air condition
NAVAL OFFICER desires one or two room
furnished or unfurnishcd apartment with
private bath, Give complete details to
Box "6I- A Star
MAN WANTS small furnished apartment
or share. Box 26g-A, Star
|INFURNISHED 2-room, kitchen. bath apt
vicinity 18th and d SITS. ne. AT. $3.50
31s
TWO o-BEDRooM, unfurnished apartment
or house by April 3 northwest section
preferred, Adams 800, Extension 525 Z.
GOVT. COUPLE wants two furn rooms,
pont Circle. Call Elk. 1890. Ext. 1888.
Evening star., 1944-03-19
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED, 3-bedroom house. located in
North Arlington or viclnty of Macarthur
blvd Call GIL. 0619. -
small house or two bedroom
apartment, preferably NV. for SIX months
up to S95O Emerson .3aS
NEED > OR 3 BEDROOM house. unfur-
nlShed- with yard for small children, not
over SIS, permanent Washinetonian. Gil.
13IU.
UNFuRNISHED , or 4 bedroom house. with
yard, in good W. neiRhborhoOd, up to
$50 Oliver I55N. ~
PERMANENT Washington resident in pri-
Yate business requires lmmedlate!y untur;
residential section; prefer vicinity Amcri-
can University rent about Sll0. Call
HOUSE with or 3 bedrooms, furnished
or unfurn., desired by naval officer wife,
two small children permanent assignment.
Box 3l1-A. Star 21'
Semidet. rooms. bath,
automatic heat. b.-i. garage, convenient to
everything. GE. 1870, owner. 19s