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Evening star., 1945-11-05
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. B-13
HOUSES WANTED 70 .UY (cost.l

HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY lceat.,
soa.s n.hz Il =. Pfs Kd ai P. a sy.a
ntng: Spring: ssthesas aI ,aso or Takoma Park. No
FROM oWNER. bedrms., detached. center
hall; less than 10 YRS: rood NV. sec, near
ir. hish: around $4,000. Box aQb-E. 6. stsr
WE HAVE 12 or Is good cash customers
who have not found the house they wish,
who can't spend more time looking. and
nave nice M modern q nnS nome iGr IN syer
Chevy Chase or NV. Wash. not over, say,
S13. 900 that you can deliver in 80 to SO
YOU aaess snS we san seq
SH. 1889. r p RIPLEY.
PRIVATE PARTY desires rooming house,
$4,000 to $4,000. Details to Box 1900,
FROM OWNER OCCUPANT. modern brick.
sss0n ssh es6 eats Rss
On On oR NEAR 18th or 5th st., prefer de-
sdsr on sVs sseo a se0@ a sa
sGiRdSuRa Il ARs!on 4s5 q ps Hes Rss
WyaarEb ysss bf.ef sfLvER sfHisG fH GA AREA
you have 2 or bedroom home on which
u sSu esss win' z Pnone @.tf ST. es1if sa 'ae "" pay
ARLINGTON. va eI 3 bedroom house,
Smi; w1nI f.K saek cssM Aston ,or CHI 7ss2
for White o. soiored. sA. n . sosS. Ss4 ASl Hitsl
I 1mMEpIArE fsn "a aacrloN-ws viii buy you.
manset Value Free appfsisals % @ eis MTrcHEI q III
Giek " CAN 81 Sell sse soTR uR' aousi We ean o e.
saon .sn 5ki Ii Hat Resso4s sH%R'
CASE e2s i s6asRs Saes 70! s. s9 ana Nd property
so ss'.f; sssf SP' Rhsd' ss
We Fax eah uet oAsH nSa . dGss aBs
SEa b6 Yo6 Ss3 &aNr f's srfI6a i 6s Fl osS
aSass TR hsf ssfh spysEi ERi
10 s4 Rooms 5ss & pT pTsfer ES sd SoS.e
<. 4. GARvEY. pI. " 45os: % ewes. res and d. sun. I
GE: $500. L Thomas Circle NV.
ARLNGToN-6,room house wanted II
drive: preferably with bedroom and Satf i
on 1st foor; considerable cash, CH. s2l3
P YeU sood aHxn nss oeson GsdFR Vim hGa
VI aSai essa tS!I5 btYeEs sSS Ssnsns
g1slsaIs sitheat ha eharas fso' esei sgckhEy q
e9sk For 4s SoUk kef HoNE cH aaH
,Gn Ns sEaI s 3oTR Ss w. Housk sG6 at its full
value today. Our opinion entails no obi
CATION. Ask for Mr.. Browning, VIM. II
SAUNDERS CO. INC, Realtors testab
| URGENTLY NEED 8, z and 5 room houses
| in good NV. section Of D: C. and nearb!
Nd. Have long list Of clients waiting tt
| pay all cash. For quick action and bes
| results call A B C REALTY & DEVELOP
MENT CO., 1926 41st St NV. Phone EN-
4709-0733; nights and Sundays, DE. 7095
cOLORED-LIsT YOUR property for sal,
with us; cash buyers waiting. PROVIDEN7
REALTY CO.. specialist in colored prop
critics, 1885 p st. NV. MI. SS45.
SHALL i SELL MY HOME NOW? II yoi
request personal and confidential inter
view we will. after ascertaining all facts
advise you as to your best interests. Thi
service is without obligation. PHILLIPS
g. CANDY. INC, Realtors, Ma. 4609, 1o1;
| 18th ST. NV
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SUBURBAN SALE-MD. tcont.)

SUBURBAN SAlk-AD. Cont
8 97IO ACRES; Groom house; electricity:
we'll Of water, electric pump: paved roaa;
RaaI KMLYoH' Yoit L. RURIEY tisi RocEviiis. md.
WiEIfAMs' HHIdf ms REAL ESTATE Lovely z
room Normandy bungalow In ideal resi-
Dental section in Hyattsville; located on
large lot with beautiful trees and SHRUBS.
4 bedrooms, 3 baths, attached sarags
and basement. oil heat. Call MR.. HAR-
Low. UN. 2200. Open evenings and Sun
70 'AcREs-Near District Heights. Md;
with beautiful 9-rn., 2z-bath, centef-
hall Colonial home, 6 yrs. old. IN perfecl
condition; oil air-conditioned heat, pig
2-car garase; can be very easily Supalvioea4
ToLSON. DI. 1872.
MT. RAINIER, MD.-Bunsalow, in excel:
lent condition; rooms. bath. h.-w.h., oil
burner, garage. Convenient location.
colmar Manor, Md-Furnished bunga-
low, completely reconditioned; rooms,
bath. full basement, garage. Price, $1,000.
DUNN g. CO, 1888 r. l. ave-, Mt. Rainier,
Md. Hyattsyille 004s.
WEST HYATTSvILLE, MD.-Dwclling ar
ranged into 8 apts., 3 electric refrigerators.
oil a. W. H.. auto. hot water; new roof ana
new siding: 2-car garage; large corner lot;
close to everything; $10.500. terms.
full basement, noored attic; paved street:
close to transportation; $4,000, terms.
Four bungalow, bath electricity.
gas; new chicken house; lot 900 it. deep;
81 900, terms. ERWIN REALTY CO, call
HyattsVlle O334; evenings WA. 1881.
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ROOMS FURkIsHEp-kortheost

THE MARJCK, 13S B st. n.e.-A new
suesthouse just opening. everything new:
house newly decorated, new furniture and
fixtures, single beds, individual dressers
doubles and triples, S25 to S35: girls only
1910 MORSE ST. N.E.-Front bedroom
sink, gas range, suitable for employed
couple; conv. transp.; S4250 mo. Ii
1869.
1920 4th ST. N.E.-Girl to share with
another girl, lge- frt. ru. in pvt. home
next to bath; kitchen. laundry, telephone
privi.; everything furnished; good trans
portation: $50 mo.
1888 NEWTON ST. N.E.-Gentleman only
large warm double room, within n block
SHOPPING center; best transportation; $40
DU. 1856
3s49 BLAINE ST. NE. Large double
room, twin beds: couple or gentlemen
private home; unlim. phone; ! block tc
623 MARYLAND AVE. N.E-Large rm fol
?. End floor, next bath, S11 wk. FIR. 1927
4730 sth ST. N.W.-Front room, nicely
furnished. twin beds, suitable for two gen.
tlemen; Jewish family; $40 month. RA
923 ST. N.E-single room for gentle.
man, convenient to transportation: sec
month
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

l774 MASS. AVE. NV, The Oakmont--
another lady: S44 month: gentle home
1 DOUBLE ROOM, also 1 large room with
private bath; suitable for 5 people; cow
Colonial Village. MRS. MOORE, GIL. 116S.
MANSION CLUB, 223O Mass. ave. NV
For girls only; triple, S45 double, S47
NEW HAMPSHIRE HoUsE-A few va
cancies for. girls in this popular guest
house. specializing in good food and serv-
ice. 1712 New Hampshire ave. NV.
VACANCY for 2 young ladies. Express bus
Laundry privileges. Unlimited phone. OR
1887 GALLATN ST. N.w.-vacancy in
large triple room for 2 young ladies, home
PRIVILEGES, unlimited. phone, meals per
DAY lnciudlng sunday , dinner; excellent
20IO PIERCE MILL RD.. N.w.-Double
room, 3 windoWs, twin beds, private hall
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

100 BLOCK EUCLID ST. N.W.-6O-uni
nreproot corner building. JEROME S
MSUSHA4' SE55 1881 st. NV. RE. 2460. MI
DIRECT FROM oWNER-The finest and
pest investment ever offered: 4-family apt
usual ever built in Washington: 3S' front
facing 4oO-acre Govt park, finest n e
location; brick boiler room, large storage
room or space for beautiful recreation rm
n feet. inch by 81 feet brick coal room
lockers. laundry trays, exceptional specifi.
catlons such as steel windows, metal door
DUCKS. etc: rents, 81 S32 per year: price
1850: $4,000 cash reulired ME lis
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HOUSES FURNISHED

LOVELY COUNTRY HOUSE, furn.; 40
miles Washington, 10 miles from Warren
ton. Call DE. 5212.
d. C. TEACHER will share home with re-
sponsible woman. 25-35 years, gentle
home, in exchange for. care of 7-yr.-old
boy and supervision of home. CHI 1896.
63Q3 POTOMAC DRIVE, Brookmort, Md
VIII share house with couple or lady for
school: while mother works. Cali after
5:l5 pm.
bedrm adu furn riis sps Tisb by iI5s nsc n9sse
5 or 6 mos.;- Wash or suburban: no pets,
references. Call RE. 7400. Ext. 62749, be-
Evening star., 1945-11-05
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

URGENT-Working mother two sons,
and z. aftef-school care for boys; near
school and transporta ton. Call MRS.
HUGHES, MA. 3016 until 6 pm; WO.
0764, Ext. 201. evenings. 7t
RETIRED LADY wishes single room and
board in washington or nearby Md. or Va
EM 0042 -
QUIET, REFINED COUPLE in wash. over
year cannot locate apt, desires accom-
SIS month; breakfast. dinner, Monday
through Friday Box l36-E Star So
Evening star., 1945-11-05
ROOMS WANTED.

FURNISHED ROOM wanted. Ink, or room
with kitchen PRIVILEGES, in upper 14th st
NV. section. Call IA. 4308.,
WANTED, room in vicinity $500 blk. 2Sth
st, NV, by young woman; references.
Call NO. 903S after 7 pm
STUDIO ROOM, private shower, preferably
pvt entrance and refrg., urgently, young
college prof, about Nov. ! 3; amount oi
rent less important than quiet, comfort
complete privacy RE. 1900. Ext. 1905,
DAYS: TIE. 1876 ewes. Sun. 6*
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE rental Groom house in
Kansas City, Mo-, for house or 2-bedroom
apt. in Washington or vicinity. Call FIR
7700, Ext. 1406.
PHILADELPHIA-6-rm unfurn house with
garage in desirable residential section:
prewar rent Will exchange for house or
2sbedroom apt. in WASHINGTON. Box
WILL EXCHANGE veIl-loeated. six-room
house. in Norfolk, for one in washington,
~SE. GRo5CUP. Ma. 1920. Ext. 25. 5s
Evening star., 1945-11-05
HOUSES uNFuRN,sHrp.

STONE HOUSE, corner Of Bradley lane and
Wisconsin ave. Bethesda, Md; in GOOD
condition.; contains bedrooms, 3 baths,
garden: automatic heat. Rent, S225. In
spection by appointment STORY IL CO.,
S04 18th st NV ME- 41f)0
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TABLE BOARD.

HOME-Co0KED MEALS, served home
fSys Sfeskas M0ndsy to 5hTSus5 asns4 sgnda
Gay breakfast. to II: dinner. to i.
MRS. JOSIE JOHNSON. 1929 18th st. NV
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

We will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN'S
AETNA AETNA MovfNG = sToKAGE Co. oS..Locsl
none too small II iioo' ''
ARE YQU MOVING? Let the RETURN
moving-day problems; packing, transpor-
tatton and storage: many years OF expert
ence have made us specialists in ham
let us talk It over. Phone Ii. 29s4 or Ii
1859, AIS Florida ave ne, Room 216
MOVING, general hauling. trunks and trash
removal any time. AID. 596S. aFR. 4T65. g.
1eick service, call Elk. 052S or FIR. 2427.
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HOUSES WANTrp 70 0VY.

ALL Cash for homo In Or near Hillcrest
DEN, 3005 Otis st. ne.
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ROOMS EuRhlsHEo-Mp. and VA

Several bed5mS kitchen
each person monthly. Me. 24S5.
STUDIO RIM. and lavatory, twin beds for
2 girls or working couple: stay with child
3 nights: $40 mo. GI. s052.
ARLINGTON-Double room for 2 girls;
$40 month for 2; light housekeeping priv
ileges. 1042 N. Danville. CHI 7139
DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds, in modern
apt; kitchen privileges, unlimited phone.
Nearby Va, on bus line, 20 min. from
GLL 1906
FURNISHED ROOM in private home, Sun
day breakfast. lagndress: bus Ssto9g at
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APARTMENTS uNFuRNtsHsp

UNFURNISHED Apt room, kitchen
screened porch, semiprivate bath, all util.
tiles included. 1915 E st. Sc. S35
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ROOMS FURkIsHEp-s.E. end s.W.
1910 PA. AVE. sE.-Girl to share room
with another girl; twin beds, laundry
priy. c:h;w.; Sc wk, TR. 1852.
CoLoRED-20s 18th ST; Sc; . Large
call Ex. 1349 before pm.
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% brary5 and bath. Second floor has bed
Lower levels have huge ballroom. clubroor
and bar, maids room and bath and 2-ca
built-in garage. Small cash payment, bal
ance 1886 monthly, including interest an
principal, or larger, cash payment and bal
exchange for smaller property. GEO. J
siGVf SILVER srRiNGMstyiishly TTeedSescorated b
rooms. rooms: slate roof insulated. brick house
like new: All woodwork inside. and ou
Just repainted. Downstairs. two large bed
en-, living room with fireplace. porch. Up
stairs, study. very large bedroom witl
three exposures, sfrsso trunk storage room un
throughout. Full basement. automatic oi
heat. built;in garage, secluded back gar
den,, completely fenced: with small fsl
nIna' min drive rive to to heart 81 washington. Wh W ye
on edge Of open country. Easy watkins
distancs bus store ssf e9nrse oecu
tial cash House view By telephone ap
nointmsnt;;, Can sH $3.50;
center-hall plan, new brick home: oil h. W
heat, sun deck, side porch; large lot I'm
!!,eniA ment only. ApELgEST W. LEE EDDSsi. Ssil
MDinN' hi fas' 'ssPRfNG CLUB ESTATES
Charming brick home, years old, larg,
roops, built-in garage rag ssonomieal oil no.
tlement. Naval oficer leaving city sI5,.
RR9OSciKCRlEsT@4-room brick bungalow
$3.50. with large attic that can be I'm,
iShed This house is in perfect condition
large level lot For further details cal
NORTHWEST REALTY, 1885 Wisconsin
ave. NV. OIL. 1857.
8th ST. Sion busy 9Th ST.. right Of
Pennsylvania ave. Vacant. Quick posses
sion. New Groom brick with bath Excel
lent for remodeling into store front. FRS
Comm. Call till Q pm. LEO M. BERN.
STEIN g. CO., l415 K st. NV, ME. 54O0
A complete real estate institution.
ASHTON--6 acres, / mile from Ashton or
q fine paved road, with holTly bus right q
the coor; 5 rms, white brick, with studio
living room, full basement with scar "a.
rage. oil h.-w,h.. 9 q. beautifully land.
scaped. Many other fine attractive features
For further details call NORTHWEST
REALTY, 1885 Wisconsin ave. NV. OF
ATTRACTIVE s-room brick home, vest q
upper 18th. st. n.w.--Modern, 2-story
semidetached, gas heat, 2 large concrete
porches, 2-car garage; early possession
Price, S14,S56, $4,000 cash required Hy
owner. Box 474-C, Star.
IRVING NEAR 14th--Large furn house
IA rms. baths, GE oil heat. garage; Ia.
come over $500 mo. Priced $4,000
Call co. CATO.
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lonial excellent condition, 8 bedrooms
Have NT To Mo2Es & we '0hs have conn Numerous aTe
vacant and owner occupied houses in de-
sessioa Gns ethefs coming a0ia IN % ass Rf MfTca
NEAR MI NAVY YARD s.E.M2rranged into
refrigerators Monthly income. s1e5. Il
required. you can occupy one apt and col
lect rent from the other three. Price,
monthly.. BOB HoLIXNDER, I5iIoS sEfi,' Resltof
ss NEah eoe 81 YE ave .rrsnRsd nw Ma for 4i
: or 3 families ~ baths. modern in every
way wa, about years yea old, gas h.-wh. garags:
s SELF, shoEn dGs 5y appt;. Mr. aejLTpDEN. after
500 hL6eko 8e oGSa bfLSfirPb ssf P1 FL RE Nwss
$50. liberal terms: row brick, 8 rms. and
Ap. 1925; MARSHALL j. wAPLE CO.,
MiCHiGAN PARK, near 18th and Mich
ave. n.e.Lsemidet. brick house. rms
space for 3 cars; nice corner lot. This
SSG SSiy nf6SK NE PoSTEh SI 4ld PI sac
14th AND SHEPHERD NV. vicinity; bar
large rms, hall, equipped kit, maids rm.,
3 porches, oil h.-w .h.,42-car garage, other
desirable features: terms If desired. Mr..
Atkins GE. 1867. s. M oRRIsoN, RA.
BRICK BUNGALOW, years old, good con-
dition: g. rooms. modern kitchen, finished
attic. full basement: convenient: prompt
ast fast, ROBERT. .MAGEE, WA. 77a5. s
TAKOMA PARK---A real value in q 5-room
bungalow; fireplace: h.-w.h.. oil burner;
large attic: full basement; in excellent con-
dition. convenient location: owner-occu-
pied. and will give possession with settle
ment. JONES IL GATES. SH $500. GE
SI86. l07 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park. D. c.
SILVER SPRING-.This modern 5-room
brick bungalow with slate roof, recreation
rm., buiit-in garage. h.-w.h.. oil burner, is
worthy Of your inspection. Possession with
settlement. JONES Il GATES, SH $500.
GE. S166. 107 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park.
VIZ HAVE SEVERAL HOUSES from 1895
to $500 down, balance terms CAL Or
341g 18th st. NV, AD. O60O.
HOUSES in all sections of the city and
Maryland. some vacant. Call or come In
and /, see us 5ssoJ. r J. cRrvELLA. s41s 18th
s.E:-LovELY broom bung.lov. oil heat, S.a
terms. AT. 1908. 626 r st. ne.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-31
Son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. v. McCruder Sees
Surrender Signing

1t is a matter for special pride
to Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Magruder
that their son, Stanley Magruder,
is on the SIS Missouri" and wit
messed the signing of the sur
render terms by the japanese.
Mr.. Magruder, who is an avia-
ton radar technician, left his
post as teacher of radio at Texas
A. and M. College to enlist in
194l. Since that time he has
had a number of responsible as
signments to teach radar at va
rious naval schools and flying
fields. Among these was Pearl
Harbor where he was instructor
some years.
The Missouri" which led the
fleet of forty ships into Tokyo
Bay had already received a Pres
idential citation.
The surrender was witnessed
by every member of the crew
according to a news broadcast
which said that gold braid and
dungarees alike were in evidence
on the deck where the signing
took place"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-31

us set down here the account of
a little girl of our acquaintance
who made a big wonderful trip
to New Orleans recently and was
beside herself with the excite
ment of it.
She went in the Fountain
room of the Roosevelt with her
parents and was transfixed with
studying the orchestra, so much
that she never touched her
lunch. She got permission from
her daddy to go up to the leader
to make a request, in his program
of dance and dinner music. He
leaned far over and cupped his
ear. She asked him to play jim
gle Bells" The orchestra play
ed this, and tossed Three Blind
Mice" for good measure. Then
she wanted to do it again. She
asked her daddy if she couldn't
request Onward Christian Sol
diers." But the old man got out
of this one by explaining that
they only allowed one request to
the customer, especially if they
were little girls.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-31
MR.. JOHN D. CODE
WILL DEMONSTRATE
NEW
HEARING LENSES

At Moss Point Community
House. Tuesday. September 4.
From 1880 A. NJ. to $500 p. M.
and at Eastlawn InfimarY. We'd
nesday. September S. From 1890
A. M. 70 500 p. M.
MIR. Code will conduct a free
Clinic for the hard of hearing on
the above dates and places.
Feature of this Better Hearing
Clinic will be a demonstration of
the new Hearing Lenses" a
dramatic development made as a
result of war discoveries.
Mr.. Code has had specialized
training on hard of hearing prob
lens and takes an understanding
interest in helping the hard of
hearing. He is we'll qualified to
make scientifically correct fittings
of bone and air conduction instru-
ments.
The new ACQUISITION Speech
Hearing Test will be given free as
well as a private demonstration
of the new Futura ACQUISITION
hearing aid which is made by
Americas Oldest hearing aid man.
ufacturer. Simply call at the time
mentioned above. Evening ap-
pointments for a demonstration in
your rwn home may he arranged
for. tadv.1
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-31
The Mileage Vote

We make this brief reminder to the electorate of Pas
cagoula that two one-mill taxes for recreation and sanitation
are to be voted on September II, and again we should like
20 urge an affirmative vote on the question.
NO one lnstinctlvely cares to vote an obligation upon
himself, but this is a small obligation for purposes vital to
community life, and intelligence favors the course. The city
does not have sufficient funds for these purposes that are
not already ear-marked for other departments. The federal
government which under the Lanham act had been supporting the
recreation program at the rate of eighty cents on the dollar, with
the city contributing the remainder. will no longer contribute after
September 30 when the Lanham act expires. The city must now
shoulder the load.
We have one of the finest recreation buildings in the South,
soon to be completed on Market street, and we have got to raise
the money to run it If it is not to become a deserted building. The
city officials hope by conducting a lending library ana getting reve-
nue. from bowling alleys to make the program as near self-sup-
porting as possible, but we are going to need funds to get the thing
started This recreation building is a beautiful and useful asset to
the town and it is up to the citzenry to come forward with inteIli.
gent support for the program.
The other tax is primarily for garbage disposal, which is now
costing the city Sl260 a month, a considerable increase over the cost
in former city budgets.
Both taxes together would raise a total revenue of about $4,000
for the year. which is a moderate sum for such PURPOSES in = citv
as large as Pascagoua.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-31

Driving along the roads and
by ways, and especially along
Highway 80, we saw hundreds
of drivers who apparently were
doing their first extensive tour
ing since the war started. In car
after a the driver and passen-
gers alike would be peering at
the houses, trees, seaWall and
gulf. Many of them YER still
driving slowly. And often an on
coming car Tor perhaps ones
own would go creeping across
the center line as the driver
caught up on his sightseeing af-
ter an abstinence of four or five
years. Probably in a week or
two, after the novelty Of having
unlimited gasoline wears off once
more, and countrysides grow ia
miliar again, the effect will wear
off. AS a matter of fact, a week
later il seemed to us we could
notice a definite increase in the
average speed of the automobiles
on sne highways, and even the
thoroughfare streets of the city.
The speedometers had begun to
climb from the wartime figure
of about thirty-five miles an
hour. We would like to think
that they we're going to stop con
siderably lower than the aver
age speeds of the late 1905. But
rejecting on the ways of hu-
man nature, we knew that they
very likely wouldn't.
However, for ourselves, we
had come back from the pedes-
trian age once more into the age
of the automobile, but we had
come with the pedestrians psy-
chology, and we hoped we would
never again lose it. Driving an
automobile is so much better
than walking, and driving along
a highway is SO much better
than riding in a day coach or a
bus, that we hope never again
to forget the difference. We are
going to get a car again. And
everytime now that we head out
through the pines and across the
rivers and coastal roads of Mis-
sissippi we are going to remem-
Der those five long years when
it was impossible.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-31
H NOSE KNOWS

Nashville, .Tenn.-A 51-year-
old blind man committed to state
prison under .one-year sentence
for stealing a ham, was unabash-
ed at questioning IN how he'd
done it. "Of course | couldn't see
the ham," he said, "but l sure
smelled it."
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-08-31
WHAT is WRONG WITH OUR

human race when we have vast
ed on two wars, in twenty-five
years, enough money, skill, pro-
ductive energy and human sacri-
flee to have produced a fair
standard of living for every man
on earth? Apparently men can
rise to peaks of heroism, self
lessness and sacrifice during a
period of world wide slaughter
that they are incapable of in
days of peace and useful produc-
ton, when their energies could
be used to constructive rather
than destructive ends.
Why Is if? Why do we give
over cur greatest efforts in a
time of killing-only to drift
back into pickering. selfish
ness fear and distrust of one
another. in peace times when
we might accomplish SO much?
Apparently the human rae is
still more afraid of itself than of
any other thing in nature. The
atom bomb will either force us
to see what dangerous folly this
is; or else we may eventually
blow ourselves and u kind off
the map, and leave the earth and
waters once more as they were
before the coming of u kind.
Getting to lighter matters, let