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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
KimmerIY TO Head
Internal Auditors

The Detroit chapter of the
Institute of Internal Auditors. Inc.
has elected Thomas w. Kimmerly,
assistant comptroller of Burroughs
Adding Machine Co. as president /:
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

Earle II. Cum
n in & h a m OF
General Motors
C Or p. vice :
president: Har-
ris R. Syues of
The etroi I
Edison Co., Sec
re I ry, and
Fred w. STAN
gee of Michigan
c on S o lidated
Gas Co., treas
urer. Named To
the b GA OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
NEED MANPOWER
BAR MILLS BETTER

Tonnage thus available, how.
ever. is still comparatively small.
Bar mills are better able to sehed.
ule their operations as cancellA-
tions continue on shells.
The gaps created thus far have
been readily filed bringing up the
time for delivery on other con-
tracts.
In plates, tonnages are now OBJ
tainable for late in July, in some
instances, and the situation In this
department should continue to
ease during final half OF the year
as cutbacks continue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Management
Unit TO Meet

Detroit and Toledo chapters of
The National Office Management
Association will hold wartime
conference at the Hotel Book
Cadillac. Detroit, Tuesday start
ing-at-2-p-H. with Edward T.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. June ms sl-HoCs-s 200:
steady. TOP. 3lA.Tai huik. l47s.-A heavy
S1455ai373: medium, sit73 lish,
sows. si375sf4: plrs, si2.254is25l
CATTLE - 500: steady Calves = 90
steady Beet stsers-Choice, xITSis. medium
Hsife1 Slieif3s: cows. ss@i5 bull,
sioa15. calves, siosis feeders ST.
ais. Stockers-Steers, sll@i4. cows anS
heiferS ss5oal37o
sHEEp-s 500; steady lambs si5als
common. si3aI5: yesrlings sl3ai5. ewes
s78s5o. feeders. 3li.sodi3.5o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

governors were George w. Hyatt
of Hudson Motor Car Co, A. l..
Simpson of Chrysler Corp. and
James NJ, Cleland Of Michigan
Bell Telephone Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Favor Short Term

Ira c. Finn. manufacturers
agent and member Of Division
M Of the Banking Division of
the Seventh War Loan, finds the
IL Treasury Bonds of 1850
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Steel Firms
Output Ldgs
Fail TO Reach
Rate as Scheduled

NEW YORK, June although
operating schedules in the steel
industry have held up quite well
in recent weeks. the companies
have been unable TO reach the
rates indicated. the Dow Jones
agency reported.
In most instances, actual ingot
production -was-a point two
under the schedule. II is probable
that for the current week the
output will not be above 80 per
cent OF capacity, although II was
planned 10 run at 81 per cent.
NEED MANPOWER
Some companies report tho
manpower situation is still q
factor, while others are expert.
encfng more absenteeism since tho
end OF the war in Europe.
Meanwhile, cancellations con-
tinue and some workers who were
among the last to be taken on
are seeking employment elsewhere
for postwar job insurance.
The delivery situation is grow
ing easier steadily. Several sheet
makers are now able to give
shipping promises on certain sizes
in the fourth quarter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

Japan stili has about 8.0O0,-
600 soldiers, about 2,500, 900 In
the islands and about 5000, 900
In Manchuria. would say
that can see possibly a war OF
two or more years with Japan"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
DoW-Jones Bonds
Trend Of Sales

NEW YORK, June 3--sales on the New
shares.
Big board sales throughout the day:
Open 70 1900 400 600 ,hares
90 70 close sac onn Ihares
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
MrTRopoIrT,N rpIsoN co

::,: ,:',si :5ss .as.s s'.'s s:.!s s. '''
pfd share esrnlnu SHl ~ $3.50
Net income tss7i $50 tfie5 3s3
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

This is perfectly true, and, from
a strictly tax standpoint, may be
desirable.
BY the same token, il is fitting
for the federal government, as it
cuts back war production. to as
sumo some of the human cost OF
reconversion through extraordi-
nary unemployment benefits.
The justice OF both type of
procedures is not at issue.
But. from the strict standpoint
OF economic analysis, 1t is well 10
understand that both procedures,
while just. are nevertheless de-
partures from an incentive sys-
TEN. Both put a premium for a
time on mot producing. instead
OF on delivering the goods"
Under one provision men will
be paid for A time for not work.
ing, and corporations, under the
carry-back provisions of the fed
eral tax law, will in effect be paid
for inactivity. -'
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
TWO YEARS OF WAR

During hearings on the legis-
lation. however, the committee
heard Rep. j. Buell. Snyder (Dl
OF Pennsylvania, chairman of the
subcommittee on war depart
ment appropriations. estimate that
the war against Japan would last
at least another two years.
AS the 1916 war production
board appropriation was being
considered, Snyder told the COM
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
PyTTs8rRGU

ffTTsBuRCH, June q ms --CATTLE-
725, steady steery-Cood 10 choice. sl675
common to medium, 75o@IS H,if.rs--
Good 20 choice si45oafs medium 10
rood. sl2ai4.so; common TO medium. sios
Ia. Covs-good 20 choice. sl250al5;
common 70 medium, seel2.
HOCS-None.
SHEEP-None.
CALVES-22o; steady: rood 70 choice SIT
as; medium, 3I4.5ogle.so. eulls and
common, s74l3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

Thus. President Truman. in
urging IA dersl unemployment
benefits running up to SIS week
for rs weeks, points out that
Congress has permitted business
10 carry back postwar losses
against profits tax payments dur
ing the reconversion period"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
War Agencies
On Way Out
sIashed Funds Mark
Beginning Of End

WASHINGTON, June 2 (UP)-
The House appropriations COM
mittee today had slashed more
than Sill 900. 900 from funds for
19 war agencies for the year be-
ginning July l. II proclaimed
that the reduction marked "the
beginning OF the end" for most of
them.
The committee approved legis-
lation providing S769. .764.S $50 10
operate the l9 agencies. This was
Sill ,S12 $50 less than budget
bureau recommendations and
S2O6, ,S4S. $50 less than current
year funds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

This is perfectly true. and, from
a strictly tax standpoint, may be
docirahla
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
An Easy Snack

For a snack in the kitchen
around the family tablet
would be easy TO serve broiled
sausage and mushrooms, hot
biscuits, squash. mustard
pickles, vegetable salad. cider
and a delicious spicy pumpkin
tart. --. -4.
A more elaborate buffet IN
your decorated rumpuS room
viii be had If you serve shrimp
wiggle. toast, sweet picked
apricots. artichoke heart salad.
deviled ham. potato chips, fruit
compete. sponge cake and col.
fee. This wiH-give them an hour
or two OF pure eating enjoy
ment.
Perhaps you are tired of
wandering around helping your
self TO food. so here is a dinner
that will suit the spirit of Hal
loween Pineapple Juice. appe-
Tiers, chicken creole. hot rolls.
asparagus tips hollandaiSe. corn
pttddtng, Qt1ncP JCify, pumpkin
ice cream, cookies and coffee
Try one Of these for VERY
wonderful evening.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Pumpkin Tarts

Six 3-inch baked tart shells,
cup cooked or canned
strained pumpkin, I egg, beaten;
cup maple syrup, x cup
brown sugar. firmly packed; !
teaspoon unflavored gelatin, /
tablespoon cold water, 4 tea
spoon cinnamon, q teaspoon
salt, ] cup heavy cream.
whipped 4 cup minced. toasted
almonds.
Combine the pumpkin. beaten
cgg. maple syrup and brown
sugar In top OF double boiler.
Then cook, stirring over boiling
water for five minutes, or until
mixture thickens.
Remove from heat and add
gelatin. which has been soaked
IN cold water for five minutes.
Add cinnamon, salt and cool
Then fold in whipped cream
and nuts. which have been
toasted by sauteing them in half
teaspoon butter over medium
heat for FIVE minutes stirring
constantly.
Pour into tray Of Refrigeration.
Chill until slightly thickened,
stirring every Is minutes. Fill
tart shciis and c1iii until firm.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

For the reader desiring the address
of needlecraft magazine, Mrs l..
h. l., Minnesota. writes: I'm sure
tho needlework lover would like
Aunt Ellen's WORKBASKET. This
mnH1hlY pattern and direction serv-
ice brings the latest creations in
handcraft and needlework from the
'0untry's foremost artists and de-
sieners. II is $l00 year for twelve
issues. but no samples are sent
-trr-c-7rr1-r~ rdCt1 iEsue contains t1tfs
hot iron transfer patterns as well
as IDEAS for such items as doilies,
cdElngz.- bedspreads. tablecloths
hats bags. and baby's things
Orders should be sent TO the
WORKBASKET. 1874 Westport
Station. Kansas City Mo- IL YOU
sce not delightfully."- pleased with the
FIRST issue, Aunt Ellen will return your
Guilar end you may keep the material
--'-- hare feeeised without eHy ebiigs-
tGn. ..
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
TIVE HARVEST moon IS high

hs many I<o HlOOl - IHbn
= IN the sky, the corn Is
husked, the pumpkin and squash
ara king in golden mounds, the
whole country smells OF apples
and cider, and it's time for the
ghosts TO walk and for the Hal
loween parties 10 begin.
What kind of a party are you
planning this year-one for your
returned serviceman, or one for
the children? Will the guests
enter through the cellar or the
recreation room and roam
through a house full of sur
prises, finally 20 end their
strange adventure in a get
together in the kitchen or with
the food arranged buffet style
in living or recreation ROOM
Which ever it will be, the food
for the evening will be the main
event.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
BroiIed Sausaoes

Twelve sausageS. mushroom
z or B Spanish onions, bHttep,
Sait- and pepper, Ninegar.
Lay sausagcS and mushroom
caps on the brollcr Put the
mushroom caps stem side down.
Broil about 4 MINUTES, turn.
Put a generous dot Of butter
onto each mushroom and Eca-
son. Broil 4 minutes longer.
The sauSages should be all even
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
PortyFare Follows.
S pirit
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

brown and the mushrooms
lightly Drowned.
Serve with a slice OF Spanish
onion seasoned with salt, pep
per and vinegar, using a hot
biscuit. split and buttered, 20
make a sandwich base for the
sausage and mushroom combi-
nation. Serves six.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
NEEDLEWORK LOVERS

ApvERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21


Above: Tno- piece ,mfe si)icd for real rop-
fort. Char and sofa bare rer erubIe cushions,
sluG,s a practical feature. Ubbohteyrd m
durable uooi trie-c N rose or binr
S225
Right: C5aascl-back sofa IN an pneao''y
graceful dea3n. CopeyiHG Is IV0roU MR.
ccyi-cd cotton IN rose or green.
St20.94
-LanAac Chair bt1c Dad car really zirctlb
oui. Wool and cotton tricze Abboltcrl ~
aIHe Or hlas
$500
NINTH FLOOR FOR FURNITURE
------------M " sndnArA Aicnnc=SectoH ( E-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22

In memory Of Dad, John
Mcdonald. who died June Is.
1914.
One year ago you found your
rest
As a Dad and a friend you were
the best,
Your deeds were sincere, both
great and small,
Your affection so dear, was loved
by all.
1t was Fathers Day that you
suffered much
Your memory ceased, and your
gifts were untouched,
Since you've been gone. we've
missed you %.
But when God calls us. we all
must 60:
AS we journey on. through our
LIES pace
We pray to meet you face to
face.
Sadly missed BY wife, daugh-
tiers and sons. Mrs. John Ne
Donald and family.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
Pascagoula
Personals

MI. and Mrs. ]. W. Elliott and
daughter are expected to return
home Sunday after a vacation
visit with relatives in Birming-
ham.
An initiation will be featured
at a meeting of the Order Of the
Eastern Star at the Masonic hall
IN Delmas avenue next Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock. The meet
ing will be followed by a pot
luck supper. Each member of
the chapter is asked to bring
something to add to the menu.
Any member Of the OES is invit-
ed to be present whether affil-
lated with the chapter Or not.
Miss Carolyn Pittman Of Lou
isviile arrived Tuesday for an
overnight visit with Miss Dodie
Jane.
Somewhat of a family reunion
has been held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Frederic as
their sons, 1t. Gerard Frederic
and Kermit Frederic and their
wives have been here from New
Orleans. Both Of the Messrs.
Frederic are in the Navy.
Mrs. z. A. Elicit and Mrs.
Paul b. Adamson and the latter's
guest, Mrs. Carl Adamson Of Sa-
vannah. "a, were visitors TO
Mobile Wednesday.
Mrs. 7. r. Swartwout and
daughter. Jean. are in Corpus
Christi, Texas. for d visit with
the formers son, Joe. who is sta
toned there at a naval base.
An event Of interest socially
IS the Rosenberg Bunday we'd
ding which will be solemnized
At the First Presbyterian church
Of Pascagoula June % at 7 o'clock
IN the evening. Several out
of-town guests arrived Thursday
to attend the ceremony.
Mi. and Mrs. Joe Roberts and
Mr and Mrs. ". L. Fuller spent
an enjoyable DAY at Pontchar-
train Beach IN New Orleans
Sunday.
Weekend guests in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schierer
we're Nj. and Mrs. George S.
Walker and daughter. Betty
Brown, q celumBia, Hiss.
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CARD OF THANKS

We take this opportunity q
thanking relatives and friends
for their many acts of sympathy
and kindness shoen to Us follow
ing the receipt e The news that
our beloved husband. son. and
brother Frederit von. n. hal
met his death II action. Such
sympathy did much to ease CIR
sorrow at the t
Mrs. Frederick xon. j., Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Yon. Sr. hrs r..
H. Martin. Mrs = H. Martin
Mrs. J. c Byrd. Emanuel Yen
S &C.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
Florida Evangelist
Is Speaker At Moss
Point Rot0ry Club

~
DIR. 7. O. Reese Of Appalachi-
cola, Fla, was guest speaker at
the regular meeting Of the Moss
Point Rotary Club Thursday, held
at the Moss Point Community
house.
DR.. Reese, an evangelist. who is
in Moss Point conducting revival
services at the Baptist church,
was introduced to the Rotary
group by the Rev. John H. Brock.
Guests at the meeting Thurs
day were Richard Bresemann and
Jim Tom Hobby. Sydney Swan
and 7. O. Green were visiting
Rotarians from Pascagoula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
Dr.. Jane Brent
New OptometHst
In P~0sc0gouI0

DR.. Jane Brent of Laurel ar
rived Wednesday to begin prac-
tice in Pascagoula as an optom-
etrist. She win take over the
practice of DIR. Loren Wilson who
has left for Birmingham after
~practicing here for two years.
DR.. Brent recently finished
serving her interneship in Los An
geles. Calf. She is in charea
of the office of DR.. L. @. Embrey.
who maintains offices in Laurel
also. The Pascagoula office IS
located in Virgins No. l building.
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Red Cross
Continued from Page y


Saul Peterzell, co-chairmenn
camp and hospital council, Mrs,
+. c. Eley, chairmen, Harrison
Otis, Mrs. William Kolb. CO.
chairmen; home nursing, Mrs. X.
W. Burnham, chairman. Mrs.
Henry Gautier, Mrs. c. N. Mich
ael, co-chairmen; nurse recruit
ing. Mrs. H. H. Cole. chairman;
production. Mrs. D.. B. Clayton,
chairman, Mrs. Spencer Beebe.
Mrs. E. n. Friar. co-chairmen;
staff assistants corps. Mrs. L. A.
Watts, chairman, Miss Ruth
Flowers. Mrs. A. L. Gottsche, CO.
chairmen.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
Snowballs

N(oAtltiucu rum ~
II was indicated that the for
mer prohibiting order was re-
scinded in order to allow this
form Of business TO resume under
the operators permits from the
city and the state tax commits
sion which had already been
paid for, and to make use Of
equipment in which various sums
had been invested. The depart
ment hopes to make the snow
oall vendors comply to the gen
eral requirements Of health and
clearly operations that apply to
all refectionary establishments.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
Mrs. Perry Thompson
Hostess To Former
College Mates Group

A pleasant event in q small cir
Gle OF former students of Missis-
sippi State College for Women
was a luncheon at which Mrs.
Perry Thompson was hostess.
Covers were laid for Miss john
sic Kell, Mrs. Robert Gulley, Jr.,
Mrs. Joseph Schierer and Mrs.
Thompson.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
Fish -.
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
waste disposal therein and any
pollution thereof Section 5 Of
this chapter provides that "the
commission shall be authorized
to bring any appropriate action
in court in the name of the state
of Mississippi that may appear
necessary to carry out the pro-
visions of this act, including ac-
tons for injunction" Section 8
states in language plain enough
for any child to understand that
at shall be unlawful for any per-
son to discharge or permit TO be
discharged into any Of the riv-
ers, streams or lakes or other
waters of the state any waste OF
any pollution Of any kind that
will tend to destroy fish or other
aquatic life"
See Urgent Need
Section Is shows that the leg
islature considered that an ur-
gent need for this law existed
as long ago as 1912: sit is ascer-
tanned and hereby declared that
many waters of this state are be-
ing polluted that an emer-
gency exists, requiring this aci
to be placed in immediate oper-
alton :"
In Pascagoula the fisheries
committee of the Chamber Of
Commerce met Wednesday night
at the home of its chairman, Ar
mold Walker, and voted to go on
record favoring pending federal
acts Glib SIG and SB $3.50 which
would give the state six months
to clean up a situation Of flag
rant stream poisoning and then
empower the US. Fish and Wild
Life Service to take action if the
state failed to do so.
The committee decided to me
gotiate'' with Masonic officials
to see if they could not get "as-
surance of cooperation" before
joining the state authorities in
the threatened legal action.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
jennings Mortes Moves TO
Hawaii

Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Moates of
Gautier. have received word
that their son, Jennings Moates,
who was wounded on Okinawa,
has been moved 10 a hospital IN
the H Hawaiian Islands.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22

FOR SALE new Delta Tool
Maker and Attachment, ~
Henry Lathe Electric Drive, l
Fordson Marine Engine with
Clutch, Generator and Starter, 2
Winches, / Fordsen Engine Pow
er Take-Off, l Horizontal Hy-
draulic Press, l Car-Wheel Bor-
er, 2 Air Compressors, Twin CYL
inder, / Cement Block Machine
with Moulds, | four-side 2 X 8
Planer, ! 1888 Ford va acton
PUB Truck Qess MOTOR, ! Bull
Dozier, / lot of large Pulleys,
Bearings and Gears, / lot of Graf
ings, 10000 A-in. Machine Bolts
10 in. up to 80 in, 10 Kegs, %-in.
X 8 in. Cut Washers, 6 Kegs "a
in. Cast Iron Washers. Phone
275. c. W. Underwood, P. o.
Box 352, Pascagoula, Miss.
2tc els
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
Help Vented

WANTED High school boy to do
light yard work, Apply 375 Sar-
rain St. City. tip 6-22
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
Lost and Found
Wonted To Buy

WANTED TO BUY OR LEASF
Fenced in grazing land neai
Pascagoula. Phone Eddie Pond
647-J, or contact at Flying "V
Corral, 00e Market St, after
p. N Ste 6-22
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22

WANTED TO BUY-16 or IS #.
catboat in good condition, COM
plete with sails. Write Box "B",
Chronicle-Sta oh 6-8
WANTED TO BUY Gas side
arm for water tank. Phone AIT.
1tp 6-22
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22

FOR SALE-Two young goats,
work single or double o. H. b.
die, Rt. 2, Box 281, Pascagoula.
3tp 6-8
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22

OR S-ALE-PIANOS-Use pi-
nos like new, fully guaranteed,
delivered to your home at no ex-
ra cost, our prices are far below
Mobile or New Orleans. Write
Asbury Gridley, Laurel Music
%, Laurel, Miss. 13tp 6-8
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22

FOR SALE-Spencer individual
" designed posture corrective
and surgical carmen. Mrs. Ar
thur Allen, 1401 S. Pascagoula
St, phone 1873. Stc o-l
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
For Sale

FOR S~ALE-KNAPP and MA
SONS Shoes, dress, work and
safety, regular or safety stamps.
B. c. Stringer, 1910 Skipp Ave,
Eastlawn, Pascagoula. 4tp 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22

FOR SALE-Sheet rock, celotex
siding. l Leroy engine, 2 cyl.
with clutch. all new parts. Nails
$500 per keg. 5000 #. sills heart
pine, 3x6 glass doors double
strength. windows, door castings,
10-in. table saw, 1 hip. motor
30-in. saw and new mandreI, 40
Il. Ain. leather belt, l battery
charging machine for rebuilding
batteries. 100 straight reamers
| lot bolt dies. pipe, for water or
gas. 627 Jackson Ave. itc 6-22
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
WORKERS
NEEDED!
FOR
INGALLS,
SHIPBUILDING


In the Occupation Listed Below.
CABLE FULLER
ELECTRICIANS
INSIDE MACHINIST
WELDER, TACK
CLIPPER
SHEET METAL WORKER
JOINER
PAINTER, COMBINATION
PAINTER, BOAT FINISH
LABORER PROCESS
GENERAL HELPERS
LABORERS
Wage Rates:
So cents to $1.23 per hour
depending on occupation
experience
Work as hours per week perma-
nent employment. Housing ia
cilities available in Government
Housing Project.
Workers employed in essential
War Industries including Agricul-
ture, need not apply.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
WANT

FOR SALE-Bedroom furniture,
'eakfast set, porch chairs, ia
ohns st. 3tp 6-8
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22

SPECIAL NOTICE = Expert
watch repairing. Thomas Gift
Shoppe. zoos f. Lincoln avenue.
4tp 60
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22

SPECIAL NOTICE-FREE: II
Excess Acid causes you pains of
Stomach Ulcers, ion,
Heartburn, Belching, Bloating.
Nausea, Gas Pains, get free SAM
Pile Udga, at Virgins Drug Store.
20tp 6-8
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22

FOR SALE-Thirty-ft. cruiser,
beer tavern, home, typewriter
with desk and filing cabinet. 434
Lincoln avenue. ZIP 6-15
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
AUCTION SALE
RAIN OR SHINE

RAIN OR SHINE
Friday, June 20, 500 p. M.
Your opportunity to buy at your
own price. Anything from a
Doth pick to. a locomotive, that
S nearly everything.
# you have something, including
LIVESTOCK, you want to sell,
it over and we will sell it
you.
Here are some of the items that
will be offered:
Automobile Innertubes new fac
tory seconds and prewar
used tubes)
Auto Tires, 3rd grade
Trucks
Truck Parts
Dump Bodies
Automobiles
Dirt Loader
Portable Electric Welding
Machine
Stationary Electric Welding
Machines
Acetylene Welding Equipment
Tire Vulcanizing Sectional
Mold
2-Electric Vulvanizing Tube
Plates
Electric Tire Spotter
Quantity Vulcanizing Cement
Quantity Vulcanizing Repair
Material
Hydraulic Tire Spreader
Hydraulic Floor Jack
Plumbing Tools
Dies, 1/8 in. to 2 in.
Pipe Vices
Pipe cutters
Pipe Wrenches
Chain Lay Tongs
ASSORTED Sizes and Lengths
Steel Pipe
ASSORTED Pipe Fittings In
Guiding Globe Valves
Gasoline Driven Water Pump
like new
Quantity Railroad Rails
Quantity Kiln Trucks
Chanel Iron
2 $50 hip. Steam Engines
2 $50 hip. Boilers
l IS hip. Boiler
This is a partial list of Items to
,e offered for sale.
Inspection is invited during the
lfternoon of Friday, June 20, be-
ore sale starts.
HALLS. HIGHWAY 90
lust North of Jackson County
Hospital at LIST Railroad Crossing
Sale Conducted by
c. C. Cornelius & Son
2tp 6-22
FOR SALE-Five-room house
With water and lights, large lot,
pecan trees. Mrs. c. ]. Nelson,
It. l, Kenneth ST.. Pascagoula.
1tp 6-22
FOR SALE-Sheet rock, celotex
iding, / Leroy engine, 2 cyl.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22

FOR SALE-Beautiful two-story
home on large lot in desirable
part of town, near high school
and churches. See Mrs. d. r.
Rogers, 700 Dantzler St. Moss
Point. 3tp g.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-22
For Rent

FOR RENT-Furnished and UNI
furnished apartments, River Rd.
Telephone 248. A Ziegenfelder.
4tp els