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IN MEMoRrAM

oh. Lord, why did you take
my little daughter from me7 She
was a jewel Of worth. You have
taken the one that we love most
and ii nearly breaks my heart
to think that she is gone. But /
know she Is resting in the arms
of Jesus. belonging 70 Him en-
tirely, there TO be with Jesus
where | am going when ! die.
Jesus would have taken her
when she was about three months
of age but | told Him I would9re
pent and live for Him the rest
of my life. but ! did not. I rose
from my knees ready to, but then
/ went back in sin and then was
when he took my daughter. But
the Lord, ! am doing my
best for Him now.
Mrs. Neftie May Bowen and
Truman Bowen. with Edward,
Albert and Irele left.
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he demanded to see" Pounds
said. when / opened it he then
suggested that we stand there on
the sidewalk for a little while.
He said there was going to be
a hold-up down the street. He
appeared to have been drinking
and behaved so strangely that ]
got away as soon as | could and
went to the nearest house to
phone the police. ] thought he
might be dangerous"
Mrs. Lennep said she and her
family were preparing to retire
when they heard a man yelling
outside the house and humping
on the doors and windows trying
to get in. He broke out a back
window and crawled into the rear
of the house. she said. and they
locked a door to that part of the
house to prevent him coming into
the ooms where they we're.
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LOST-One No. 4 Ration Book,
Larry Austin Miller. Return to
Ration Board. At 1tp
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memoration of the original
Lords Supper. Easter services
Sunday will follow the regular
schedule with the usual COM
munion. A special musical selec-
ton, Christ, Our Passover in
which Mrs. Frellson. Mrs. Fred
rick S. Resch, Miss Amelia Pick
EFT and Mrs. B. II. Pickett will
have solo parts. will be sung. Mrs.
J.. W, Frellson is organist. Rev.
Frederick Resch, rector, will
preach.
Communion will be observed
at ST. Pierre's Episcopal church
in Gautier. at $3.50 am. and an
Easter message viii be delivered
by Rev. Resch. rector.
Moss Point Baptists will wor-
ship at the IL o'clock service
Easter morning with special mu-
sic. Mrs. Leonard Robinson is or
ganist. The message VIII be deliv-
cred by the pastor, the Rev. John
+. Brock.
At the East Moss Point Baptist
church, the Rev. Monte Davis
will preach al IL am, and the
service at the evening hour will
take the form of a memorial to
the boys from the church who
are in the armed service.
The Rev. t. Barton West, pas
tor, will preach the Easter mes
sage at the Moss Point Presby-
terrain church at ii am, and
there will be special music by
the choir. Special collection will
be taken for war relief.
There will be open communion
at the Dantzler Memorial Metho-
dist church in Moss Point today,
Good Friday, from 7 to 8 am,
the Rev. Andrew j. Boyles, pas
tor, announced. The Easter day
service will be held at II am,
with the sermon topic. The Ris-
en- Christ A special Easter Of
fering will be for the Golden
Cross Hospital work and the
Mercy Memorial Hospital home.
There will be a Youth Fellowship
union meeting at Kreole at 3 pm,
for an Easter egg hunt and THE
Power of the Cross of Christ New
er Ends" will be the subject oil
the pastors sermon at the even
ing hour.
The sunrise service which will
take place at the Kreole Metho-
dist church at z am. will be
marked by a baptism for the ba-
bies and communion.
Pre-Easter services have been
held during the week at the Es-
catawpa Methodist church. AT
the morning service, Easter, Mrs.
r. G.. Stewart will sing a solo,
Holy City, accompanied by Mrs.
c. l.. Nelson. An Easter pageant
will be presented by members Of
the Sunday school at the evening
hour.
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WE HAVE MOST OF YOUR
NEEDS IN OFFICE SUPPLIES:
Pencils, ink, carbon paper, station
cry of all kinds, scratch pads,
adding machine tape, typewriter
ribbons, for all makes of ma
chimes, adding machine ribbons,
post binders, ledgers, journals,
ledger sheets, receipt and time
books, index file cases, index
cards, index guides. paste, muci-
lage, rubber stamp pads, rubber
stamp ink, etc. THE ADVERTIS-
Err PUBLISHING COMPANY.
$40 oh
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FOR SALE-Furniture, all less
than three months old. Holly
wood bed with box-springs and
mattress; separate box-springs
and mattress, best money can
buy; blue studio couch; chest of
drawers; occasional chairs; end
table; breakfast room set with
drop-leaf table and four chairs;
kitchen stool matching break
fast room set; round mirror; IL
new window shades (fit project
house,. This furniture is priced
to sell and must go at once.
Phone Don Weldon, ingalls, ex-
tension 285 or residence 869-W,
or call to inspect furniture at 11l3
Williams St, between $50 and
8 p. m. At Ito
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CARD or THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the many friends who
were so kind and faithful to Us
during the illness and death Of
our dear sister, Mrs. Martha
.(Duly) Furby. We wish to thank
those who sent the beautiful
flowers. May the Lord bless and
kee pyou.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. {. Faggard.
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Communion will be observed at
z am. DR.. Van r. Landrum, dis
trict superintendent of the Brook
have ndistrict, who has been COM
Quoting services twice daily dur
ing this week, will preach at all
three services on Sunday, taking
the resurrection as his general
theme. A special number by the
young peoples choir will be fea-
|tured at the evening hour. Ser
vices will be conducted at the
Eastlawn Methodist church by
the Rev. @. G. Roberts, with Holy
Communion at z am, and preach
ing services at Q and Ii am, and
1880 pm.
Today. Good Friday will mark
the beginning of Easter services
al Our Lady of Victories Cath
Ollie church when mass of pre-
sanctified will be conducted at
noon. There will be devotion for
three hours. At 7:30 pm, there
will be the way of the cross and
a sermon on passion by the Rev.
p. j. Carey, priest. On Holy Sat
urday. mass will be conducted at
7:30 am. and confession will be
held from 3 to 8 pm. and from
Z to 0 pm. Masses are scheduled
| at 6, 8 and 10 am, Easter Sunday
with benediction after the last
mass.
The Rev. ]. F. Brantley, pas
tor. will preach on the resurrec
ton at the morning service at the
| Watts Memorial Baptist church
at which time the choir will pre-
sent special Easter music. Baptis-
NAL service will be held at 7:30
pm. with a special message by
the pastor.
"He That Liveth." is the title
of the Easter cantata to be pre-
sented by the choir of the First
Baptist church at 8 pm, Sunday
This musical arrangement de-
picting the death, burial and re-
surrection Of Jesus. was written
by Ira e Wilson. The presenta-
ton is under the direction Of
Raymond Marston with Mrs
P. j. Higginbotham accompanying
at the console of the pipe organ
and Mrs. f. F. O'Malley at the
grand piano. DR.. L. E. Green,
pastor. will speak on the signifi-
canoe of the resurrection of
Christ in his message at IL am,
and the choir will sing He Lives
Forevermore."
There will be special services
throughout the day at the Church
of the Nazarene. Beginning with
the Sunday school at 10 o'clock,
there will be two exercises by the
children and the junior choir will
give special songs. Each chill dat
tending Sunday school will re-
ceive an Easter souvenir. The
morning worship hour at II
o'clock will consist of special
songs and a message relative to
the resurrection of the Lord, The
Young Peoples service at 7 pm,
will take the form Of a candle
light ceremony. An evangelistic
sermon by the pastor will mark
the close of the day.
Observance of the season be-
gan at the st. Johns Episcopal
church on Palm Sunday at which
time the church was decorated
with palms and members of the
choir carried palm branches as
they entered. Mrs. Rudolph
Frellson sang THE Palms." as a
solo. Communion was served
Thursday at 1880 pm. in COM
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Easier

tCOntlnueu from rage OneJ
cagoula High school will be ac-
companist and the Pascagoula
Garden club is in charge Of the
floral decorations. A concert of
sacred music by the Pascagoula
High school band will precede the
service.
Chaplain Joseph P. Trout of the
Princeton Seminary, Baltimore,
and Keesler Field, will deliver
the Easter message at non-sec-
tartan union services at the East
lawn auditorium, 14th and Du-
pont streets, Sunday at 2 pm.
Several servicemen from KEGS
Ter Field will accompany the
chaplain and a quartet of these
men will give special musical
numbers.
The Rev. M. l.. Yonker, pastor
of the Christ Lutheran church,
will deliver the Easter message.
The service will open with the
singing of "All Hail the Power
of Jesus Name" and "CrowneH Him
With Many Crowns" The invo-
cation will be given by DIR Crane
and the Rev. j. r. Brantley, pas
tor of the Watts Memorial Bap-
fist church will read the scrip
ture. Yeoman lie Harlan Eich-
err, of the q. S. Navy Receiving
barracks, will sing open the
Gates to the Temple" and Humid
ley Hindman, ex-service man, will
sing Holy City" Miss Eason
will play In the Cross of Christ
T Glory" during the decoration
of the floral crosses. The Rev.
l.. S. Polk. rector of the Church
of the Nazarene, will offer a
prayer for peace and after a
hymn the Rev. Kenneth Irwin,
pastor of the Assembly of God
church, will pronounce the bene-
diction.
There will be services today,
Good Friday, at the Christ Lu-
theran church at 7:30 pm, with
the pastor having The Son OF
Gods Last Words and Death
as his subject. Communion will
be observed. On Easter Sunday,
services will be at 10 am, at
which time Mr.. Yonker will
preach on ''The Son of God, the
Resurrection and Life of Every
Believer" Communion will be
observed at this time and the
choir, under the direction of Miss
Irene Humphrey, will render, "He
Is Risen" Miss Hilma Melene is
organist.
Evangelist Leonard Belknap
of Vicksburg, who is conducting
a revival at the Assembly of God
church will preach the Easter
sermon on Life After the Grave"
at the morning hour Sunday.
There will be an observance Of
the cross in a unique way at the
evening service, when a five foot
glowing cross will be displayed.
At the First Presbyterian
church, DR.. Crane will preach a
special Easter sermon and Mrs.
Robert Ham will sing a solo as a
feature of the special music
planned during the service.
Two services planned to accom-
modate the crowd will be con-
Quoted at the First Methodist
church in Pascagoula. One will be
held at 9 am, and the seconc
at II am, and special music will
be featured at each service. Holy
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He ran around and yelled like
a crazy person. she said. We
called the police and they came
right out, but just a few minutes
before the officer got to the house
the man jumped back out Of the
window and after going :sfosnd
a neighbours house he struck out
in the direction Of the cemetery
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FREE-If Excess acid causes you
pains of Stomach Ulcers. Indi
gestion, Heartbearn. Belching,
Bloating, Nausea, Gas Pains, get
free sample, Uga, at Virgins
Drug Store. "a lOtp
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PAY CASH
AND
PAY LESS

FOR ASBESTOS SIDING
Bird Roofing, Free Estimate.
Call Hans Lumber Company
Telephone 477-R or Come to
K. F. HANSEN AND SON
Krebs Lane, Pascagoula
v Mile West of Airport Inn
1881 4tp
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TYPEWRITERS, office machines
and electrical appliances repaired
Phone 862-R. 1881 FTP
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CABINET WORK, anything in
wood made to order, repair, and
duplicate, sash doors made to or
der. Box 564, Moss Point, Miss.
3-24 8tc
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Special Notices

BUY, SELL or Trade used fur
niture. Dyess Furniture Co. 326
krebs Ave. 2-ii 8tc
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COME TO THE ADVERTISER
PUBLISHING co. for your sta
tionery to be printed.
$40 oh
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PERMANENT WAVE Soc. Do

PERMANENT WAVE Soc. Do
your own Permanent with
Charm-Kurl Kit. Complete equip
ment, including 40 curriers' and
shampoo. Easy to do; absolutely
harmless. Praised by thousands
including Fay Mckenzie, CLAM
erous movie star. Money refund
ed If not satisfied. 3-3 l0tp
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REFRIGERATION Service all
makes of refrigerators repaired.
Phone 656-R. 2-25 8tp
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ALL KINDS of shoes repaired,
work guaranteed. One block east
of Jitney Jungle on Manic Street.
Pascagoula Shoe Hospital.
2-i8 8tp
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WITH $4,000 appropriated for g Senate investigation, the projected
u. S. built pipe line and oil reserve in the Middle East is expected to
have controversial repercussions- 1t had been proposed to u lines
either from Alexandria or Hafa tas the map shows) across Saudi Arabia
to the Persian Gulf Some have declared the hundred million dollar
plan of great future importance to the naval oil reserves. Others have
vigorously opposed 1t for various reasons which. undoubtedly. will come
up at the hearings. Double lines show route of the line and broken line
indicates existing outlets operating in the area. Qnternationa)
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K1E{zT7 ADS

FOR SALE-Bobby pins, safety
pins and straight pins. Razor
blades, single and double edge.
B. c. Stringer, 1910 Skip Ave,
Eastlawn, Pascagoula. 3-17 4tp
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FOR SALE-Three Jersey cows
with calves. See G.. B. Hague at
Bayou Casotte or write Box SO,
Pascagoula, Miss. 1881 ZIP
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Wunied

HELP WANTED-Man or wo-
man, ticket agent, no experience
required. Phone or inquire Grey
hound Bus Station. Phone 470.
Al Itp
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FOR SALE-Radios, table, con-
sole, electric and battery pow
cred. THE RADIO SHOP, 234
Canty st. 3-24 8tp
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FOR SALE-'39 Chevrolet truck.
short wheel base, 112-ton. Bar
gain, Earl Robinson. 1903 Delmas
avenue. Al 1tp
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For Sale

FOR SALE-1941 Hudson sedan,
A nearly new pre-war tires, runs
good, classy looking car, will
SiSgt. T. L. Fletcher, Fernwood
Cottages, Hwy. 80, west Of Biloxi.
3-31 3tp
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FOR ~SALE-Kelvinator 3-burner
Electric Stove with oven. Phone
5162 Moss Point. Al oh
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SANFORD DANCING H o
branch opening in Moss Point
Community House Wednesday 5
to 7. Call ASH. Al IT'D
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For Rent

FOR RENT-Furnisked room.
couple of gentlemen. Phone s08l
Moss Point AZ tip
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FOR SALEl939 Ford Tudor,
good running condition and good
tires, cheap for cash. Phone 247,
Ernest Wilson. AT 1tp
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FOR SALE Fordor Plymouth.
Al condition. COED tires. Phone
5162 Moss Point.
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FOR SALE-1e42 Chevrolet Sc
danette, radio. heater and seat
covers. Perfect white walled
ravon tires. Going into service.
A. E. Blassberg. Phone S85. 9 a.
m. to 4 p. m. OF l030-J between 6
and Z p. m At tip
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THOMPSON'S TRANSFER, NOV
ers of fine furniture, anything,
anywhere, anytime. Call 6641M,
446 Becht st. 3-5l btp
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FOR SALE = One loft. boat,
small cabin. inboard motor, 5000.
305 9th street. At itp
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display case, meat %slicer, COM
putting scales, counters, show cas-
es, etc. Stock of groceries and
meat at inventory. Call or see
E. H. Bacot. Phone 66. Al 2tc
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THOMPSON'S can save you
money in the long run on that
moving job. THOMPSON
TRANSFER. Phone 664-M.
1881 8tp
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PLEASE NOTICE THE NEW
DISPLAY OF MARKW ELI
STAPLE MACHINES in
CHRONICLE STAR OFFICE
WINDOWS A GOOD SUPPLY
ON A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
CLUB CASANOVA

Princess Chic. known as the
China Doll, heads the new Casa
nova revue. This young Ameri-
can-born singer and dancer has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
Peggy Fears at Bowery

travelled extensively and was a
popular entertainer on the French
Riviera before the war. b.
Lending support In the show are
master of ceremonies Jay Weston.
Paddy Labato with his songs and
guitar. character dancer Fay
Muricl, blues singer Evelyn Fraser
and the McGlvern Dancers. It's
Eddie Camden's music.
CLUB 500
Song star Virginia Carroll mas
ter Of ceremonies Billy Meagher
and comics Good and GoOdy con-
tinue as the headline combination
AT the Club 500. Newcomers 10
the lineup are Bill Harris, uni
cyclist and juggler; Robert and
Roberta, adagio and balancing
duo, and others. The Six Bea
Vester Dancers provide the revue
atmosphere, and Joe Blankets or
chestra does the music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

High carbon tool steel. side
cutting type.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
Tribute
To S+raub

THE FINAL concert in this sea
sons series Of Scandinavian Sym
phony programs will be presented
az the Ionic Temple April 3. in
memory ofs the late Herbert
Straub. who conducted this or
chestra for slN years.
Musical selections Of the cve-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

PEGGY FEARS, whose autobi-
ography was recently published in
The American Weekly, Sunday
supplement of The Detroit Times,
heads the show which opened al
the Bowery last night Miss
Fears, one of the most glamorouS
OF all Zicgleld stars. was also
prominent theatrical producer and
has appeared in motion pictures.
Also in the revue are the Three
Wiles, who appeared in the latest
of the "Maisie' movies. Swing
Shift MaiSie." Hal and Dolly. an
other comedy. team, sing TO accor-
dion accompaniment and dance.
Baritone Lee Mason returns TO
sing romantic songs, Larry Collins
offers an unusual musical act, tap
dancer Martha Miller remains for
a second week and Charlie Car
Isle stays on as master of cere-
monies. The Pat Walsh Victory
Girls do the precision dances, and
Benny Reshs orchestra plays.
GRAND TERRACE CASINO
Lenny Gale and his satircs on
Hollywood celebrities are the fea-
ture at the Grand Terrace Casino.
Popular Paddy Cliff, who sings
the classics in swing. is featured
in the supporting lineup, which
includes the De Castro Sisters,
the tumbliHg Slayman Ali Troupe,
tenor Johnny King and master OF
ceremonies Tony Gray. Bob Du-
pree and Charlo are a pair of
petite dancers and do musical
comedy favorites as well. The
Hollywood Cover Girls dance, Ben
Young's orchestra plays and To-
nita and her rhumba band spe-
cialiZe in Latin rhythms.
CLUB CASANOVA
Princess Chic, known as the
China Doll, heads the new Casa
nova revue. This young Ameri-
can-born singer and dancer has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

ming will be the favorite numbers
OF the late conductor and will in
clude 'Tschaikowsky's Andante
CantabLe and DNorak's Concerto
IN r Minor.
Evening star., 1944-01-05
CaIedonian Businessman
Says Troops Are Welcome
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
NOUMEA, New Caledonia, Jan. S
New Caledonia's Governor was not
expressing the opinion of the ma
jority of Caledonian citizens when
he criticized American troops and
American administration of this
French island, says Nicolas cTibby)
Hagen, leading businessman and
one Of the best-known figures in
the South Pacific.
Christian Laigret had been here
for only a couple of months as our
acting Governor" Hagen said. "He
was hardly qualified to speak for
those of us who make our home
here. We like our American visitors,
welcome their presence and have no
complaints to make"
Gov. Laigret, at a recent press
conference, criticized the conduct
of American troops, said Noumea
residents particularly objected to the
presence of American colored SOL
diers, American monopoly of Nou-
mea docks and warehouses and es-
tsblishment of American nonproflt
canteens where they might compete
with Noumea shops. Americans said
the shops were charging exorbitant
prices.
Evening star., 1944-01-05

Geneva Harman. SO. 100 v st. ne.
Henry j. Kane, SO, Dol North Carolina
Eleanor F. Mulliken. s5, 2o1s Q st. NV.
Robert Z. Beale. "a. $40 l4th st. ne.
Minnie r. Ball, "a. Arlington, Va.
Albert Fultz. so. 1906 Clark st .s.e.
James Allison Blyth. SO, 4425 Warren st.
John w. Leach, 55. Louisville, Tenn.
I'd.
Charles s. Beard, 5e. 1923 Crittenden st.
ne.
Samuel saidman. 81. 6464 3Ist st. NV.
George A Seuss, 81. Riverdale, Md
Rosa Hildreth. SO. 231 F ST. s.e.
John B. Daley. 40, Westchester Apts
Harvey v Rohrer, ~. Silver Spring. Md.
Don c. Sidell, AZ. 1900 Burns pl. se
Infant William c. Durham. $50 Hemlock
Adam Bell, "a. geo H st. ne.
Daniel Scott, ~. 1898 Eaton rd. Sc.
Thomas Johnson, 81, 41O Franklin st NV.
Andrew Thomas. 81. 1907 st. NV
Charles F Patterson. 54. Ais @ st. NV.
Cora Brooks, 81, 1215 Girard st. NV
Addie Lawrence, 80, $40 18th ST. me-
Mary E. Wagner, As, 12S st. se
Bonnie J. Little, "a, 1904 9th ST. NV.
Robert Y. Lewis. 33. 135 u ST. NV
Orrow Glass. "a, S05 st. sw
Evening star., 1944-01-05

Vd1lCeQ liOlSlls Di' - ~ = AToahA.
the grades to become the first Army
dental Office to be raised to the
rank of general in 1888. From ther
until his ntirement in 1912 he
served as assistant surgeon general
A native of Genesee County
Mich, Gen. Fairbank was educated
at Detroit College of Medicine
Georgetown University, Dewey Col.
lege of Orhodontia, Washington
University and the Army Denta
School. In 1899 Gen. Fairbank re-
ceived the honorary degree of doctor
of science from Georgetown Uni
versity.
He is a fllow of the international
= College of Dentists and holds mem.
bership in the American Dental AS.
Sociation, he American Association
of OrthodantiSts, the Association oi
Military Surgeons, Delta Sigma
Delta and the Washington Army
NAVY Club
Evening star., 1944-01-05
Deaths Reported
January 4, 1914

January y, 1874.
Frank M Van Dyke, s5, Soldiers Home.
Joseph Curran, "a, 900 H st. ne.
Anne R, Tolman, "a. 1920 9TH st. NV.
Cassandra Corson. S3, Washington.
Flora A F. Woolf, 81, 50O1 Massachusetts
John G. Faust. 70, 1920 st. NV.
john john L. Krick' *. sss3b Maple ' st. NV.
James J. Mcmahon, II. 2917 Nash pl. Sc
Gertrude E; Marks: II. 1927 orchid st. NV
John P; Hallihan. 76. 1915 ! st. NV.
John NJ Livingstone, 75, 2316 Monroe st
ne.
Margaret R. Wade. 70, 427 9th St ne
Hadessa c. Kincaid. II. 2013 New Hamp
shire ave. NV.
Bernard A. Rothrock, II, 444 Lebaum st
Evening star., 1944-01-05
Births Reported

Bernard and Bonita Cook, girl.
Clark and Edna Edwards. boy
Robert and Marie German, boy.
Percy and Catherine Granthann, girl,
Louis and Lois Guerrier, girl.
Walter and Jean Hook, boy.
Warren and Mary Lakey, boy.
Joseph and Mildred Long, girl.
Charles and Margaret Mills, boy
Edward and Mary Mooney, girl.
John and Rosalie McDonough. girl.
F1tzhugh and Helen Neil, girl.
John and Cecilia Rowe, girl.
John and Mary Taylor, girl
Daniel and Dashia Tessitore, girl