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SENATOR CLAUDE PEPPER
RpoTting On tbs VISIT
20 Old World

N#AsW FfaH AAAN AAAa
90 Old World
Budapest. from vhich I wrote
YOU last week. once q gay and
beautiful clty. a. noW q she'll ~
estimate Il Is 80 percent destroyed
or damaged. there Is not q single
good hotel ln operation. and /,
like most American official visi-
tors. stayed a. a convent The
Russian Army oocupies Hungary,
and the famous Marshal Vor0shi-
l0v Is On command Our able mem
her q the Allied Military Control
Commission. General KEY. and
had a long talk with Marshal Eor-
ushIlUv. Who appcars younger
than has - wears and Is round
faced and handsome
have noticed that oar top mil
itary people gCi along with the
Top Russian people very Ncll. bat
that there Is little contact be-
tween Russian officers of lower
grade and Russian private
soldiers vlth oar ioWtr grade oi-
ficsrs and private soldiers ! urg-
cd upon Marshal Nofushilov that
be- encourage q more easy social
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.tt i.u .a.
500 h4 -4
.Etle In q Ala
al sne c0uid no. !. la o-. t4l.
be was.
Prom Bucharest my fiylng crew
flCw me o. Belgrade last Sunday
u Was q beautiful flight over the
rich flat Hungarian plain. some of
thc best farm lands IN tac world
! stayed with my old friends. Am
bassador and Mrs. Patterson. ON
Sunday evening Marshal Tito,
gave q dinner in NY honor al the
palace. and the next day the Am
basador and ! had q two hour con
ference wIih Marshal Tito. his
foreign minister. and MS aubassa-
dot 10 Washington. who happened
60 b. IN Belgrade
Marshal Tito Is just over 50,
abuut ms size and a very charm
ing mar. Prom . very humble or
igln ln a little town in Cr0tia.
Marshal Tito has literally fought
his way 90 the head IL the Coy
yfrmCni lie b. o Communist. and
"a, Communist Party is d0fninat-
ma the Government There Is a
question Co the mind Of car Gov
eminent as % whether Marshal
Ilto Is living up to the terms II
thC Nalta agreement by providing
freedom of thc press. freedom Of
spCCCh. falr elections and person
al security for the people. I dis
Cussd ali these matters with the
MAJ shal ~ ina frankcst way. In
80 mary 81 tire Balkan Countries.
toe paople have newer really had
Democracy as We know g.. and Il
Is not ihc simplest thing g. Get
DemoCfaCy roojed 30 such sol
Marshal Tito has q huge Ger
man police dog named Tiger
winch belonged to o German col
unel Who was killed fighting
against Tuos Furcrs Tiger IS
aiWay wIth the Marshal. and
when ths Marshal IS sitting lies
~ boss feet To, Marshal. wIth
great % dp showed ns his lli'lc
mare, Mnlit. which b. rode an
during ths val BE- would hug
Molly NIth real affection told
hom about the skcltor q General
L., famous horse. Traveller. bs-
ing preserved ~ Washington and
lac University WIth many relics
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al tle
tal prUslaCnt "a
.l.aa 49, mbly gave .
.ln tcun iuf me. This president.
= very able man. had lost his Sife
ana has tao sons IN the war.
There is tragedy everywhere over
here in this bleeeiing part Of the
world.
I proceeded then % Bucharest.
which used 30 be called the PARIS
Of the Balkans. II has suffered far
less than other Balkan countries
during she war. yet there - tre-
mendous initiation and very AN.
sottlcd political and economic
conditions. You know that we
have Tot recognized Rurnania be-
cause We are not yet satisfied that
the Government Is representative
q the people OF that Il Is giving
the people the minimum require
mcntS Of Democracy. This coun-
Try. too. is occupied by the Russi-
an Army The Government Is es-
sentislly COmmuniztic. although
the head Of the Government. Gro
"a. is the leader Of the Pi0wmans
Front Party and Is personally
rich man.
The Russians have not set
agreed 10 , change in the Govern
ment YOpng King Michael. after
consultation with the political
parties. has requested the Gov
crnment's resignation. bat under
pressure from the Russians. the
Government has not yet resigned.
Therefore there Il q stalemaie be-
tween the King ana the Govern
nscnt and between the L. s and
Britain on on hand. and the Gov
eminent and Russia on the other.
! afn having talks with the lead
crs ~ al the parties. ! have mad
long talk with the Russian
General In Comand here. and
talked a length 60 him again last
evening al a dinner given for mc
by CCnral Schuyler. our rcprcsen-
tatIvC on the Allied Control Com
mission
Yesterday visited the PleStoi
oii fields over which 50 many Of
oar fine young avistors lost their
lives Some a the workmen told
me hOW the Germans used TO
shoot Gar boys a. they parachut-
Cd down OF killed them after they
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The Bullermllk Way

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DETROIT. The Parliament 81
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nied bY the G0geTnaE Genes
u the senate ard the House 0l
Commons.
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laaded. IL many casns. tilc NoFk-
men and tire Rumanian people
Fsskcd thcir lives % hide oar bays
until they ecalid escape o. - cap
tGred by thc Rnmauian ArEmed
Forces wlo would spare their
lives When We are deaiing wlth
the Germans this tirne. vc Hamst
nevr forget theiF crimes
The war has nfUsEia u .ls-@he
agricultural reforms 1n~ffnneary
YuRmlawia ard .>k<ffnania The
great fesdal sksstes have been
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ing. iDafSidusll farms ere No iafg-
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furnished and unfinished.
small down payment. balance
payablS monthly. johnson e
Johnson. Phone so. nOvi-if
Salesbooks All kinds. standard
90 original design. The Altman
Press. Citizen Bldg novl2-7i
1884 Ford roadster. good coudI-
ton 1927 White street
novl8 4tx
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Bant carriage. Practically rev
$40 Apply ia Caroline So
nuyl5-3ix
Two lots. corner Seminary and
Thompson. end adjacent lot
Coed residential section. Apply
1908 Seminary street upstairs
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Appy Oh Gunncll street
Ht novl5 SIX
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condition. Loving tnWn 1925
W '~0n street re.i5-1tN
CSsruransspd plumbing work AMI
supplils Toilets. lavstortCs.
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var bath tubs All sizes n "
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her. heF gEes uuaslencd and she
told me hat her father. ~ bead
~ t-tf and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
Miss Hermine
Herring Member
OF Bridal PortY

Among members OF the large
bridal party at the wedding oil
Miss Dorothy Jean Noteworthy oil
Jackson to William Madison Car.
ter, ii, of Laurel, was Miss Her
mine Herring, daughter of Mr.
and w. B. Herring of Pascagoula
The wedding was a brilliant
event of Saturday, February IS
and took place at the First Bap-
fist church in Jackson at 5 o'clock
in the afternoon.
Miss Herring, who came from
New York where she is doing
postgraduate studying, served as
one of the three senior brides
maids.
The wedding was followed by q
brilliant reception at the home oi
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
c. G. Noteworthy. II was proceed.
ed by several pre-nuptial events
among them being a luncheon
given for Miss Noteworthy BY
Mrs. Walter Fl. Bailey in Laurel
The groom is the son of Mr.. ans
Mrs. c. N. Carter of Laurel.
Miss Herring departs for New
York Friday after visiting home
a few days.
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SIS. Sea Hydra
Is Launched AT
ingalls, ShipYard

At ceremonies held at the In
gals shipyard Thursday at $50
PM, the SIS. Sea Hydra was Of
ficially launched with Mrs. F.
Evans Farwell. daughter of Ru-
dolph Hect, chairman of the
board of the Mississippi Shipping
Company, christening the giant
ship.
Included in the sponsors party
were 1t. and Mrs. Allen Roussell.
Philadelphia, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs r.
S. Hecht, Miss Dorothy Hecht.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wardlaw Wither-
spoon, Miss Stella Farwell, Mrs.
Alvin P. Howard and Mr.. Far
we'll; New Orleans: Mr.. and Mrs,
Richard Platter, Thibodeaux, La;
Commodore and Mrs. Ernest Lee
Jahncke, Mrs. William H. Sea-
man. Jr., and William H Seeman,
III, of Pass Christian, and Vice
Admiral Howard L. vickery, vice
chairman of the Maritime Com
mission, and Mrs. Vickery.
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Officers OF Stute
Medical Auditory
Honored AT Lunch

Mrs L. j. Clark OF Vicksburg,
president of the Woman's Auxil
larry to the State Medical associ-
alton, and Mrs. Stanley Hill Of
Corinth, president elect were
guests at a luncheon given in
their honor Tuesday at the Long
fellow House by the Jackson
County Unit of the auxiliary.
The officers told Of their
plans for work this year through
out the state and praised the work
that has been accomplished by
the local unit OF only six menu
bers in sponsoring the Tubercu-
losis Christmas Seal sale and the
folding of thousands of surgical
dressings for ships built at ingalls,.
Present beside the honorees
were Mesdames r. G. Eley, J. T.
Thompson, J. N. Lockard and S.
B. McIlwain.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
Miss Burnsed
Hostess To
Bridge Club

With members of the former
Monday Evening Bridge club as
a nucleus for the new organiza-
ton, a group of devotees of the
game met with Miss Margaret
Burnsed last Tuesday for the
purpose of again playing one eve
ming a week.
An interesting series of games
gave the high score favor to Miss
France Warden and that for low,
to Miss Ellen Daggett.
The new group is composed of
Mesdames Mack Williamson, II.
P. Heidelberg, Jr., and w. II.
Smith and Misses Warden, Dag
gett, Gene Eason, Burnsed. Al
this meeting Miss Doris Specter
was a guest outside of the club.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
Students AT Moss
Point High To Stoge
Operettu Tonight

With the last alterations made
in the costumes and the last nail
driven into the stage sets, stu.
dents at Moss. Point are now
awaiting the opening scene Of the
two-act operetta, Jerry of Jeri-
cho," which they are presenting
tonight in the school auditorium
at $50 o'clock.
Comprising the cast will be Al
students with IL of that number
having solo parts. These IL are
Felix Cirlot, Raymond Upton,
Juliette Harper. Don Blanchard,
Lois Dickson, Alma Grace Scott,
L. c. Graham, Mike Prassenos,
Janice King, Marjorie Williams
and Rupert Cirlot.
Directing those taking part In
the operetta is Mrs. John Brock
Jr.
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Miss MorY Shields
WEEDS Peter Sienko
AT DIV RectorY

A quiet but interesting event
to many in Moss Point and Pas
cagoula was the wedding of Miss
Mary Shields to Peter Sienko at
the rectory of Our Lady of Vic
tories church in Pascagoula, FRI
day afternoon, February l6, l945,
at 5 o'clock.
1t was witnessed by the brides
brother, Richard v. Shields, Jr.,
and her nephew, Richard v.
Shields, III.
The bride wore a smartly tall
ored suit of infantry blue with
black accessories and her flow
ers were orchids.
Following the ceremony, which
was conducted by the Reverend
j. ]. Curley, Mr. and Mrs. Sienko
departed for a short visit in New
Orleans.
They have now returned to
Mobile where they are both en-
ployed at Brookley Field.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Sienko are
well known in this area where
the former was with the Civil
Air Patrol when it was stationed
at Pascagoula, and where the
latter has frequently visited MIR.
and Mrs. Shields at their home
in Moss Point.
Before leaving for New Or
leans, Mr.. and Mrs. Sienko were
entertained at dinner at Beach
Park with Miss Joyce Velcich as
hostess.
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MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mr.. George Clyde McDavid of
Mobile spent Tuesday in Moss
Point on business.
Mrs. T. E. Spencer, Ensign and
Mrs. Roy Eller and daughter
Margaret, were visitors down the
coast Friday.
Mrs. John Presnell, of Birm-
ingham, Ala, is spending sever
al days with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hill and her daughter, Mrs. Quin-
ION Brentz.
The many friends of Mrs. Quin-
on Brentz are very glad to know
hat she is improving following
l recent operation at the Jackson
Comfy hospital.
Mrs. L. F. Afford of Laurel,
Miss, arrived Wednesday for a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. ].
). Noblin.
Friends of Mrs. John Britt will
De happy to know that she is
we'll on the road to recovery from
4 recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Lassiter
were called to Evergreen, Ala,
because of the illness of the for
mer's father.
Mrs. Van Allen attended the
funeral of her uncle, N. o. Tilley
At Harleston, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Allen spent
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
Whistler Club Is
Entertained By
Miss Olive Elkin

Miss Olive Elkin entertained
the Whistler club in her home on
Tuesday evening. Miss Virginia
Eley received high score prize,
and Miss Audrey captured the
bingo prize.
A salad course was served fol-
lowing the games to Mesdames
William Mcleod, Gene Ellis,
Hartwell Nice Column, James Pow
ell, Aven Bilbo, j. T. Bishop and
Misses Virginia Eley and Audrey
Crook.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23

A list of special events to be
held in March and the following
Spring months will be announced
next week by Lonnie Powell, as
sistant director of recreation for
Pascagoula.
The first Of these events will be
a kite and marble tournament,
Mn. Powell announced. He point
ed out that each event will be
organized under age groupings,
under IL. - to IS and over IS,
to give the boys and girls a.
equal chance. Miss Mamie Pow.
ell win be in charge Of the girls
events.
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PurtY Honors Sixth
Birthday Oh KoYe
SwuYze On Thursday

Kaye Swayze, daughter of MI.
and Mrs. T. X. Swayze, was en-
tertained by her mother on Wed
nesday afternoon, Feb. IA, with
a birthday party in honor of her
sixth birthday.
Games were enjoyed on the
lawn of the home during the af-
ternoon. Ice cream and cake
were served to the eighteen
guests who enjoyed this pleasant
afternoon with Kaye.
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SOCIAL SOCIAL HAPPENINGS II

Mrs. Celeste LAVAL and Miss
Mildred Anding spent last Mon
day in Mobile.
An all-cilcle m G of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the First Methodist
church will be held at the church
next Monday afternoon at 8
o'clock. 1t will be in the form of
a social.
Mrs. Fannie Cowles of Mobile
is a guest in the home of MIR. and
Mrs. B. H. Pickett and other rel
atives.
Mrs. Ralph HOLSTER is expect.
ed to arrive home Sunday after
a visit of several days with her
sister, Mrs. H. B. Everitt in Pa
mama City, Fla.
MI. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson
departed Wednesday for a visit
of about two weeks in the home
of the formers brother, Larry
Anderson, near Huntsville, Ala.
Among those who plan to spend
the coming week end in New Or
leans is Miss Rosebud Stone.
Visitors to Mobile last Friday
were Mrs. Fred Taylor and Mrs.
Warren B. Seely.
Mrs. George Steele and Mrs.
George Briggs returned Wednes-
day from a visit of several days
in New Orleans.
Mrs. l.. B. Freeland and Mrs.
John Drumond of Mobile and Mrs.
John Rendals of New Orleans
spent the past week in Pasca-
goula in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Beckham. Mrs. Free
land is Mrs. Beckham's sister and
Mesdames Drumond and Rendals
are her nieces.
Mrs. Dewey Taylor and Miss
Marie Greer spent the week end
with relatives and friends in
Jackson.
Miss Nina O'Donohoe and Mrs.
Valence Mansfield spent the
week in New Orleans as guests of
Mrs. Mansfield's daughter, Mrs.
M. j. McCarty.
Judge FL. p. Heidelberg, ST.,
who has been quite ill for the
past week has recovered suffi-
GENTLY to be up and around the
house and expects to be back at
his office in a few days.
Saturday will marke the depar-
ture of Mr.. and Mrs. James Black
well for Raleigh, N. c., to which
point the former had been trans
ferred from Greenwood, S. c.
Mrs. Blackwell has been spending
some time here as guest of her
parents, Judge and Mrs. H. P.
Heidelberg. She was Joined Mon
day by Mr. Blackwell.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
Tuesday Bridge Club
Has Meeting With
Mrs. Funkhouser

The regular fortnightly meeting
of the Tuesday Bridge club was
held at the home of Mrs. M. l.
Funkhouser Tuesday afternoon
of this week.
An interesting series of games
gave the first and second score
favors to Mrs. Robert Macy AND
Mrs. Charles Smith, respectively
The next meeting win be with
Mrs. j. o. Kleisner.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
East Moss Poini

The Rev. and Mrs. Monte Da-
Wis are happy TO report that their
son, John Davis, who is at the
Veterans Hospital, in Biloxi, is
much improved.
Mrs. w. II. Woody accompanied
Rev. and Mrs. Davis on a visit
to her brother Howard Winstead,
who is also improving.
Mrs. w. H. Woody was in
formed recently that her nephew,
Louis Livingston, was killed in
action January IS, in the Belgium
theatre of war. He visited Mrs,
Woody here shortly before Christ
mas.
Pvt. Joseph Couch, of Camp
Blanding, Fla, and his wife and
baby, of Montrose. Miss, are
spending Pvt. COUGHS furlough
with his father, ]. R. Couch.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Wilson and
children of Vancleave spent Mon
day visiting Mrs. Sam Mcdonald
and other relatives in Moss Point.
Mrs. d. E. Townsend, Mrs. d,
r. Perkins and Edward, and Mrs.
j. E. Wilkinson and daughters
and son were Sunday visitors to
Biloxi and spent Monday in Mo-
bile on business.
Mrs. Lloyd Mcdonald and son,
Stephen, of Grand Bay, left
Tuesday for Santa Fe, N. M,
where she will join her husband
who is in the hospital there af-
ter spending is months in the
South Pacific. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mcdonald, OF
Moss Point.
Mrs. George DeAngelo and
daughter. Mrs. Salem Labbous,
and children and Mrs. E. j. Lab
bous of Pascagoula, visited Mrs.
DeAngelo's brother, Mr.. Herbert
Couch, who is i'll in a hospital in
Jackson, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan Brannon
and children OF Grand Bay were
guests Friday evening in the
home of Mrs. r. B. Mcdonald.
Mrs. r. L. Wainwright and chill
dren enjoyed talking TO Mrs.
Wainwright's son. Pvt. Edward r.
Wainwright, who is stationed at
Camp lie Jeune, N. c., Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Wilkinson
and son, Edward, MI. and Mrs,
r. B. Mcdonald and son, Robert
Edward, were week end visitors
to Glouster, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. p. Bardwei
were business visitors TO Luce,
dale Tuesday.
Ann Dethlpff, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Dethloff, celebrat-
ed her firth birthday Sunday
by serving the friends and rela-
tives who called to wish her
happy birthday" ice cream and
cake. Included in the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Raby and
son, Earl, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.
Cunningham and son, c. l.. Jr.
Friends of Mrs. E. II. Carter
will be sorry to hear of her ill.
ness.
Pvt. Henry Ford left Monday
for Fort Meade, Md, after spend
ing an eight day furlough with
his mother, Mrs. William Henry
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-23
Initiution Held
AT Meeting Of
Rebekuh Lodge


The initiation of Is new mem
bers took place at a meeting Of
Rebekah Purity Lodge No. AZ
Thursday evening, Feb. 5.
During the short business meet.
ing two candidates were elected
to membership.
The next meeting will take
place March 1, when the l26th
anniversary of the Odd Fellows
will be fittingly celebrated.
All members are urged to at
tend this meeting.
After adjournment a 'pot-luck'
supper was enjoyed.
BENJAMIN franklin was fhe