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Evening star., 1945-10-15
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

$4,000 SO. FT. of space including once
space in new, hreproof warehouse bldg.
Available March 1. 1916. viii extend long
term lease to responsible firm. Box 315-z,
NEW BUILDING, suitable for most any
thing. owner will lease the second f., hav-
ing about 5000 50. it.; zoned 2nd commit /;
construction to start immed.: located near
I. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE 11R6
Evening star., 1945-10-15
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

CHEVY CHASE d. C.-Vacant; owner left
city; must sell; modern 3-yr.-old, 4-bedrm
Colonial home; in new cond.; located in
the better residential section. Priced be-
low market; only $4,000 cash required
balance 5000 mo. VIII rent to adult family
II not sold. See this lovely home today
1850 Stuyvesant pl. NV. Open 4 to 6
pm daily
Evening star., 1945-10-15
STORES WANTED

CALL REPUBLIC 116s-If you wish to
lease or sell your store am at your serv-
ice; Now or in the future can HARRY I.
FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE 1896
WANTED TO RENT small Store or base
ment suitable for upholstering A. NOR
TON, 1905 14th ST. NV 2os
Evening star., 1945-10-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.

BRENTWOOD VILLAGE, Groom brick 4
years old; nice recreation room, gas heat,
screens and storm windows. $9,95o. Ho.
sth AND RANDOLPH SITS. Nw.-End Of
dition, h.-w heat. Must have. about $2,750
sssh f flsss ssesss sss 1Efk sessss
tGf tHfHs ea RAsE ssof Hocenssrssl St Isfs besi
sssss bedrooms nd anS sss st Sn 2Rt
oil heat, recreation room. 2-car garage
tion. THOMAS J. PHIILIPs. Reaitor. Wo
MneaYeak saSa Hst raHk sadfrSs aS5f Sspn beautiful
suburban restricted develorment, near
Catholic University: Modern detaeihedd
100, First floor. large living room with
wood. .burning fireplace, dining room. dc
luxe kitchen, screened side porch. Second
%n beds snd sd BATH Aatsehsa x sarake
Water fs neat ess excelent trsnsportation no. se
sss sy e s esfsd cs EN- sh sa for u sHes
3-BEDRoOM BRICK HOME. the most diff
ficult-type home to fnd these days; lovely
and IA bath in bsmt.: &C. gas heat stove oVt
RIPLEY ha ssor sH S a5ss esaea sun and eses
81 ssss 0gtS fS s1,ooe M1 S0ns5a DoaN balance terms
Homes in all sections OF the city. Call or
come in and see. US. b. J. CRIVELLA, 341S
18th ST. NV. AID. $500.
CENTRAL SILVER SPG.; brick bungalow
gas heat. fireplace, an extra bedroom An
ished on End floor, complete kitchen equip
ment, detached garage; good property anc
Hughes)
Evening star., 1945-10-15

s1a SHERIDAN ST. N.W.-semidet brick;
deep, lge. rooms, 4 bedrooms, bath and
shower; gas heat, yard. garage; excellent
condition; priced well.
bath; yard, garage, 3-rm. apartment and
Sl20 mo. income.
rms; attic, bath. yard, garage; owner
leaving city, act quick
800 Quintana place nw-Det., lge
rms: bath, yard, garage; good value;
2s acres ground-May be divided into
lots near Silver Spring; priced for quick
sale. See the outside, then see u.s.
STRoUP, exclusive agt.. 1922 Georgia
ave, RA S7O0
Evening star., 1945-10-15
HOUSES WANTED 70 eUY

WILL PAY CASH up to $4,000 for 4 Or
room house in the. $500 or $500 block
and Ia good condition, Phone DI rosa.
ask for Mr. ROUSE.
Evening star., 1945-10-15
HOUSES FUR. OR ukEuR.
HOUSES WAITED no RENT.

1861 ROLLINS AVE, Seat Pleasant Md
4-room house, furn. or unfurn.; electricity
immed. poss.; S35. Call at 2l5 E st. NV
Evening star., 1945-10-15

tSun. ana ewes, DU. 4%UO, Apt. .4uf. Mf
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-Modern 4-room
bungalow. large attic, easily. convertible
large @ iot:' ar attraetive height neiehborhood @ % $3.50
ss.s5S ss fofa Hf Garland ave. Nc brofers
500 BLOCK RITTENHOUsE st. NV
Brick semidet., 6 rms; and bath; $40, 800
Vacant 6-rm. and bath det: in Woodbridge;
Sath Ss1?o M IT NV Eyinasson SHisa ra ANS 5d5 ap
sIs5A MAhs55 sr VssE WAPIa i fo fIarss D ss4s Sub
built home nsabt n this desirable fMn eoIs To-
anan Aim o' FIX sso4 MaRsaaM Al WAPIT
CO., 1924 14th ST. NV. DI. 3346, ex-
SILVER sPfRiiiNG-Brick bungalow. large
corner lot tabout "a acreC with trees,
l0eated s,sat;sa In particularly ATTRACTIVE SUP.
living room. big attic with stairway, base
ment, automatic heat: -S11 900. Cali Mr..
shasssls0rd 81 ssas aoSs "a gso9 svss and Sun
CLEVELAND PARK-An amazingly Inter
esting spacious home on beautiful lot, con-
tanning nas over 25;oo0 sa. +: Of ground sur
ter-hall type, with huge drawing room,
23x30; big, dining room, breakfast room,
kitchen, buffers pantry, music room. maids
room 23x30, several fireplaces, 2-car ga
rage. Vacant and needs redecorating,
but a real BUY At $35, goo. - For inspection
9 pm
ToWN HOUSE, Georgetown-This lovely
home, located on nice corner lot in his
toric old Georgetown, has just been COM
pletely renovated and is in spotless condi-
ton. First floor contains reception hall
dining room, kitchen, maids room and
bath; second floor, very nice drawing room
with fireplace, 14x23, also library with
dioining layatory; third floor has 2 nice
bedrooms, 2 baths; brand-new oil burner
ate possession; this home priced under
$50. 900. Please call Mr.. Bortz, WO. 1854
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI 14I1.
NEAR 10th AND VARNUM-A wide row
house containing 4 bedrooms, Q baths on
the second floor. Stairway to attic Large
rooms, gas hot-water heat, fireplace AT
fne house OF this type. $4,000
THOMAS 4. PHuLIPs, Realtor, wO, 5oOC
until 8 p.m.. 8616 Conn.
Evening star., 1945-10-15

Conveniently To-
brick home of 6
redecorate to suit
MITCHELL QUICK,
Evening star., 1945-11-18

Let a generous pat of the right margarine melt
through your vegetables in the serving dish and
m-m-m, how much better they'll taste!
The right margarine? You mean there's diff
ference between them? Goodness, YES-try new
GOOD LUCK and see
This delicious margarine is new blend of
fresh pasteurized skim milk and choice, whole
Evening star., 1945-11-18
Pose 81

Weighing only 10 ounces. an
GLIDING seif-contoimed bot
ter;es, this miniature rodio IS 5
inches vide, 34-inch thick and
6Iz inches high.
Evening star., 1945-11-18

some vegetable oils. And the fresh country
flavor that this new blend gives new GOOD LUCK
makes any good food taste better.
Get new GOOD LUCK! Try it on hot vegetables.
rolls and bread, pancakes. Use it in recipes, too.
Compare it - for freshness and flavor - with any
spread at any price. Find out why so many
women are changing to new COOP LUX!
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-06

Ann Arbor, Mich. Sept. 6-Em-
crying from the test OF its early
practice grind, the University OF
Michigan football squad began TAX
ing definite shape for its opener
with Great Lakes here week from
Saturday, Sept. Is.
In the backfield the return of
Jack Weisenburger, letterman left
half from Muskegon Heights, Mich,
has fairly well settled the combina-
ton in the starting backfeld. AL
though he missed summer drills.
Weisenburger. has pretty we'll pick
ed up where he left of last fall.
His kicking, as well as his run
ming and passing, plus years ex-
perience has given him an edge
over other candidates although
Walt Teninga, freshman from Nor
gan Park High School, Chicago,
and Pete Elliott. Navy athlete from
Bloomington, ILL.,, are close behind.
Both will doubtless see a great deal
of action.
With Capt. Joe Ponsetto in the
quarterback slot and Weisenburger
at left half, Warren Bentz, another
Letterman, seems to have the edge
at right half at present. Thus
Coach II. o. Fritz Crisler will
have most OF his experience con-
centrated in a three-letterman back
field. Behind Bentz Is Hank Fonde.
reserve from last season, who has
shown steady improvement all dur
ing the practice season.
Dan Dworsky has the edge on
the fullback candidates now with
Jim Foltz and George Chiames still
making II a race. The 206-pound
Sioux Falls. s. D., freshman. how
ever, has plenty OF potential power
although he is by far the most
inexperienced member Of the back
field.
Two lettermen will hold forth IN
the middle OF the line the way Il
appears now. At center will he
Harold Watts. Birmingham. Mich.
letterman. with John Lintol, who
shared the pivot spot with him last
year, holding down a guard berth
this time. Behind Watts are Tony
Momsen, rugged Toledo freshman,
and Bob Swanson Of Lansing. Mich.
Dominac Tomasi OF Flint, Mich.
holds the edge on the other guard
spot.
AL Wahl. freshman from Oak
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-06
Irish to Open Without Stars

Chicago, Sept. 6-AP-The West
ern Conference which sends three
teams against Notre Dame this
football season has one of its own
stern directives TO thank for ser.
iously weakening the Irish on the
eve of the 1916 campaign.
Long a thorn in the Big Tens
side, the Irish must open their
season against Illinois, a ranking
conference favorite, without their
captain and brilliant center, Frank
Szymanski, who quit the squad
yesterday because Of professional
commitments.
Only a few months ago, the Big
Ten warned its members that I'M
dergraduates who enter agree
ments, verbally or otherwise, with
professional teams would be barred
from intercollegiate competition.
Notre Dame voluntarily abides
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-06
University Football Squad q
Now Taking Definite Shape

Park, ILL.,. and Jim Rehberger from
West Allis, Wis, having been get
ting steady work at the tackle
berths with Eugene Hinton and
George Johnson close behind. Ad-
dition Of Mike Prashaw, former
Michigan State tackle, to the ranks
Of the linemen, may add strength
to this department also. Prashaw
is enrolled as a graduate student.
Ed Bahlow and either Ed Mcneil
or Don Hershberger probably will
start at ends at the beginning Of
the season. All three lack the real
experience necessary for ouistand-
ing end play, but all three are show
ing improvement.
While offense has been stressed
principally until now. defensive
work has been emphasized by
Coach Crisler as the Wolverines be-
gan to get ready for Great Lakes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-06

by the Big Ten code, hence Sly
manski resigned his captaincy so
he would not "embarrass" his
school over the status of his eligi-
biltty which repeatedly had been
under secret FIRE.
Actually, a contract Szymanski
signed with the Chicago Bears last
January was voided by the Ma
tional Football League because the
player and his coach erred in re-
porting his class had been gradual
ed in 1914. II was established he
was a member OF the As class.
hence eligible for the league player
draft last April.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-06
HO,o They Stand

Wednesdays Results
Detroit l0-1, New York rs.
Chicago 1876, Philadelphia SIS.
(Second game IL innings).
Washington 2-S, st. Louis IA.
(First game IL innings. Second
game 10 innings).
Boston %, Cleveland 1-5.
Today's Games
Detroit at New York (2).
st. Louis at washington (2),
Chicago at Philadelphia (2).
Cleveland at Boston.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-06
Tomorrow's Problem

dealer: North. North-South
vulnerable.)
If North bids No Trumps and
South gets into 4-Spades. what is
the best gambling lead" for West
to make?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-06
Roosevelt Starts
Fine Points in Bridqe

sible loser in spades anyway. and
a diamond should have been dis
carded on the trick. After his first
boner. South brought the diamond
10 out OF dummy. the J. Q and X
playing and West returning the
club K.
South ruffed that. laid down the
diamond A. then ruffed the dia-
mond with the heart 6. But East
over-ruffed with the J. for the de-
fense's second trick. and returned
the heart 4 to take out the dunn
my's last trump. The spade A was
laid down and the 5 led to the X.
When West returned the diamond
s. East ruffed with the heart 5
which South had forgotten about.
setting the contract. Practically
all of South's mistakes were
caused by laziness about counting.
II South had tossed a diamond
on the club lead. cleared trumps
and then led spades, he would
have made siX-odd il West took
the first spade lead. grand slam
il West tried a fancy duck and
then had his X dropped by the A.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-06
NAMED DIRECTOR

Kalamazoo Appointment OF
Miss Alice Louise lie Fevre as di-
rector OF the new teacher.Librarian
Department at Western Michigan
College was announced today. The
department, which will be opened
Oct. Is, is being financed by a s44,-
900 grant from the Kellogg Founda-
ton OF Battle Creek which is spon-
soring the five-year experimental
program.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-06
ORDERS STUDY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kelly moved
toward the heart OF the veterans
problem in Michigan today, call
ing for a searching study OF the
best methods OF aiding 5000
Michigan men who have worn their
country's uniform in World War IL.
Meeting today with the State Vet.
cram Advisory Council. Kelly ask.
ed the council and the State OF
fee of Veterans Affairs to analyze
the steps which must be taken to
aid the veteran and to recommend
proper uses for a $50, 900 state
veterans reserve fund.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-06
TRICK COUNTING sAsIC

THERE is absolutely no such
thing as an able declarer who does
not count up his losing tricks
when ne is ina suit contract. Re-
CARELESS Of how brilliant he might
be in other respects, II he fails to
count the losing tricks then, he Is
a rotten bridge player-or else an
Inexperienced one. Apptaising the
situation. in terms Of tricks to be
won and lost, is the most basic
factor in fine declarer play. Neg
lect OF it is utterly inexcusable,
and should not be pardoned by his
partner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-06
Sports Roundup

Herford schmeng heavyweight
champion by Military Government authorities
breach Military Government orders and
he time week British
said the charge first of its kind before the military
might he merely may TO hold Schne
custody until definite charge is lodged"
hungry still held hall
throw Hal
Tobin Yankees twin bill here today
split breaking
grab the l07 while they mustered
only three hits in dropping the nightcap to l.
Chcago-APSid Luckman who OF the Chicago
943 reion the
club at its Colegevle. Ind training camp today
West Chester Kroy 25pound tackle
Gg in the L. Maritime Service has rejoined the
Philadelphia Eagles.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-06
1915 Schedule
WELLS NAMED

Detroit - Appointment OF Brig
Gen. G. NJ. Wells, formerly chief u
the artillery division OF the chief OF
ordnance, Washington, as COM
handing officer OF the Detroit Ordn-
ance District was announced Wed
nesday. He succeeds Brig. Gen.
w. p. Boatwright, who retired.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-06
Grid Practice

Gardano, 146. Brooklyn, knocked
out Jack Moore, ll9, New York "a.
Elizabeth, N. Dom Amoroso,
18TH, Jersey City. outpointed Al
Mobley, 1873, Newark (s); Bill
Walker, 100. Portland, Ore, Tx.
GA Dave Carver, 1914. New York
%.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-06
Play Opener
at Flat Rock

With but Ave, possibly six, letter
men back from the 1914 squad,
Coach Arthur Walker Wednesday
began working out the candidates
for this years Roosevelt football
team, in preparation for the open
ing game with Flat Rock. Septem-
Der 2S.
The veterans expected back this
fall are: Jack Menzey and Rich
ard Drew, tackles; Jerry Connolly.
center; Ronald Jones, George
Bloom and perhaps Norman Shedd,
ends.
New men trying for a spot in the
lineup are: Ted Herrst. George
Menzi Dean Russell. Paul Benson,
Bailey Smith, Louis Boggs, Don
Vest Bill Sweet, Herb Miller. Jack
Arnet, James Rynearson, and Reu-
ben Nolf.
Equipment was issued Wednes-
day and arrangements made for
physical examinations. The coach
was confident that more boys would
report in the next few days.
The schedule for this fall is as
follows:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE

EGames behind leader,
Wednesdays Results
Chicago $40, New York %.
Cincinnati l-6, Philadelphia 0-s.
st. Louis 4, Boston 2.
Brooklyn 5, Pittsburgh 3. 90 inn.
ings).
Todsy's Games
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at st. Louis.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-06
Ring Decisions

(By the Associated Press)
Brooklyn-Jerry Fiorello, 100,
Brooklyn, TKo.d Baudelio Valen-
cha. 100, Mexico City ~; COMFY
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-06
FATALLY INJURED

Detroit Sixteen.months-old
Bryan Fry was fatally injured
Wednesday when struck by a truck
as 1t was being backed out OF the
driveway of his home.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16

Route No. l. Bus No. 5
East Convent, 18th Street. Shipyurd

Leaves town on the hour. every hour. begin
ming 700 o.m.. Down Jackson Avenue to Market
Street. 8 min. otter the hour: Market Street TO E.
Convent 3h min. otter the hour: E. Convent to
18th Street. 5h min. otter the hour; 18th Street to
Tucker Avenue. 7 min. otter the hour: Tucker Ave-
nue. to Eustlown Cafeteria. 10 min. otter the hour;
Cafeteria. out Dupont to Beluir Drive. Is min. otter
the hour: Beloir Drive to 18th Street. 1872 min. otter
the hour: 18th Street to E. Lincoln. Is min. otter the
hour: E.. Lincoln to 18th Street. IL min. otter the hour;
18th Street to Adm. Furrdgut. 20 min. otter the hour:
Adm. Forrogut TO Washington Avenue. "a min. at
ter the hour: Washington to Market Street, "a min.
otter the hour: Market to ST. Jones. rs min. otter the
hour: ST. jones to Columbus Drive. ~ min. otter
the hour: Columbus Drive to Roosevelt. 20 min. Of
ter the hour: Roosevelt TO Mckinley. 29Ha min. otter
the hour: Mckinley to Short Columbus Drive. on
the holt hour: ShipYord out Lincoln Avenue. ~
minutes until the hour: S. Puscugoulo Street to
town. Is minutes until the hour. Lost run. ll:OO pm.
Mokes ShipYord run. 2:l5 am.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16
First Run in the Morning
Route No. 3---Bus No. 5

Leaves Town ct 5:55 am. Goes down Jackson
Avenue to Market Street to E. Convent: E. Convent
to 10th Street. 6:ll u.m.: 10th Street and Tucker Ave
nue.. 6:l2 u.m.: Tucker and l4th Street. Sis am. l4th
Street to Cafeteria. 6:l9 u.m.; Cufeteriu to 18th
Street, 6:22 o.m.: 18th to 18th. 6:24 d.m.: 18th and
Lincoln Avenue. 6:25 o.m.: Lincoln and l4th Street
6:27 u.m.: I4th to Forrogut. SIG o.m.; Furrugut TO
18th Street, 6:3l u.m.: 18th Street to Lincoln Avenue,
6:34 u.m.; Lincoln Avenue to ShipYurd. $40 am.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16
First Run in the Morning
Route No. g. Bus No. 3

Leaves town ot 600 o.nn.. goes out the Old
Mobile Hiqhwuy to Linders Corner. Linders Corner
OF 6:O7 o.m.: Beech Road and Washington Ave
nue.. 6:l2 om.; Washington Avenue and l4th
Street. Sis om.; l4th Street to PdrsleY. 6:l6 am;
Pnrslev and Beloir. 6:l7 o.m.: Beloir to Lincoln to
18th Street 6:l8 a.m.: 18th Street to 18th Street. $50
an; 18th Street to Beluir Drive, 6:2l o.m.; Beloir
Drive to Edstldwn Cafeteria. 6:24 o.m.; Coteterio
TO l4th Street SIS um.: l4th Street o Lincoln Ave
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16

Old Mobile Highway, Bayou C0sotte, 18th
and 18th Street.
Leaves Town Is minutes to the hour. every
hour: beginning 6:45 u.m. Out Jackson Avenue
and Mobile HighwoY to Linders Corner. 8 min. until
the hour; Beech Road to Washington Avenue 4
min. until the hour: Washington Avenue to 18th
Street on the hour: l4th Street to PursleY. one min.
utter the hour: PorsleY Street to Beluir Street Ia
min. otter the hour: Beloir Street to Lincoln Avenue.
amin. otter the hour; Lincoln Avenue to 18th Street.
min. otter the hour: 18th Street to Beloir Drive. 8
minutes otter The hour: Beloir Drive TO Eusldwn
Cafeteria. IL min. otter the hour; Eusluwn Cufe-
terio to l4th Street to Lincoln Avenue. Is min. after
the hour; Lincoln Avenue TO S. Puscugouid. y min.
offer the hour: S. Pusco0oul0 TO town Il min. offer
the hour. Lost run. l0:45 pm.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16
First Run in the Morning
Route No. 4---Bus No. 6

Leuves town 5:55 an. Goes down S. Posco-
ooulo to Lincoln, 5:58 u.m.: Lincoln Avenue to 18th
Street. 6:Ol o.m.: 18th Street to PorsleY Avenue.
500 o.m.: PorsleY to 18th Street. 6:04 o:m.; 18th to
Forruqut. 6:lO o.m.: Forrugut to 14th Street. 6:l3
o.m.; l4th to Adm. Jones. Sis q. Jones to
18th Street 6:l6 om.: 18th Street to Lincoln Avenue.
$50 o.m.: Lincoln Avenue to ShipYord. Sis am.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16
Route No. BUS No. l
East Polk Street. 18th Street, 18th Street,
Lincoln Avenue

Leaves town on the half hour. every half hour.
beginning ot 1880 d.m South ~Puscugoulu and
Lincoln Avenue. rs minutes until the hour; Lincoln
Avenue to 9th Street. % min. until the hour; 9th
Street to E. Polk. % min. until the hour; E. Polk to
18th Street 20 min. to the hour: 18th Streetto ToYlor
Avenue. l9 min. to the hour: TuYlor Avenue to l4th
Street 1917 min. until the hour: l4th Street to Du-
pont. II min. until the hour: Dupont TO Wilson
Avenue. Is min. until the hour; Wilson Avenue to
18th Street. Ia min. until the hour; 18th Street, to Adm.
SchleY. 10 min. until the hour: Adm. SchleY to l4th
Street. 9h min. until the hour; l4th Street to ADM.
Furrogut 8 min. until the hour; Adm. Forrugut to
18th Street. 8 min. until the hour: 18th Street to Lin
coin Avenue. s minutes until the hour; Lincoln Ave
nue. to S. Pdscugoulu, min. until the hour; S. Puscu-
qoulu to town. on the half hour. Lost run. 1880 pm.
Mukes trip from ShipYord ut 2:l5 am.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16
First Run in the Morning
Route No. 2---Bus No. |.

Leaves town. 500 o.n.: goes down Jackson
Avenue to Market Street; Market to E. Convent: E.
Convent to 10th Street; lob Street to Tucker; Tucker
to 18th Street: llth to Toylor; Tuylor to l4th Street;
l4th to Dupont Avenue: Dupont to Eostlown Cufe-
terio; Leaves Edstlown Cafeteria. 6:l0 u.m.; Eost-
lawn to Wilson. 6:l2 d.m.: Wilson and 18th Street
6:l3 u.m.: 18th and Lincoln Avenue. 6:l4 o.m.; down
Lincoln to ShipYurd. 6:22 am.
Colored run Leaves 6:25 u.m.; leuves Curver
Village. 6:35 d.m.: gets to ShipYord 6:45 d.m.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16
Route No. 4--Bus No. 6
Washington Ave-, 18th Street, Z. Convent

Ledves town Is minutes TO the hour. every
hour: beginning 6:45 am. S. Puscugoulu Street TO
Washington Avenue. 10 min. to the hour; Wushing-
ton Avenue to 18th Street. 2 min. TO the hour; 18th
Street to Wilson Avenue 4 min. until the hour; Will
18th Street to E. Convent. 3 min. otter the hour; +.
Convent to Market Street. 6 min. otter the hour;
Morket Street to Jackson Avenue. 6H minutes uf-
ter the hour; Jackson Avenue to town. 10 minutes
otter the hour. Lost trip l0:45 pm. Mukes Ship
Yord run. 2:l5 am.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16
Shipyard Rum
First Run in the Morning
Route No. bus No. z
I'm in the Morning

Leave town 600 o.m.. goes down Jackson Ave
nue. to Morket Street: Morket to Eost Convent and
10th Street. 6:05 o.m.; 10th and Tucker. sos um.:
teriu. 6:l2 u.m.: Beloir and Wilson Drive. 6:l5 uln.:
Beloir Drive and 18th Street. 6:l6 olm.: 18th and
Lincoln Avenue. 6:l8 d.m.; Down Lincoln Avenue
to ShipYord. 6:25 am.
Colored run leoves town $50 am. Leaves Cor
yer Villuge. $40 o.m.: leoves Gulfdule. 6:45 u.m.;
gets to ShipYord $50 d.m.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16
Route No. 3---Bus No. z
E0st Lincoln Avenue, 18th Street, 18th
Street and Washington Avenue

Leuves town Is minutes otter the hour. every
hour. Beginning 7:l5 am. S. Poscugoulu Street TO
Lincoln Avenue. l9 min. otter the hour; Lincoln
Avenue to Beluir Drive. "a min. otter the hour; Bel
cir Drive to 18th Street. rs min. otter the hour: 18th
to 18th Street. ~ minutes otter the hour; 18th Street
to Lincoln Avenue. % min. otter the hour; Lincoln
Avenue to 18th Street. on the holt hour: 18th Street
10 Washington. Is min. until the hour; Washington
Avenue to S. Poscugoulo. % min. TO the hour; S.
Puscugoulu to town. Is min. TO the hour. Lost run.
Ills pm. Mukes trip from ShipYurd. 2:l5 am.