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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-03-23
And a Quarter of a
Century Went By

Not less than hundred oil companies organized
during the first Cat Creek BOOM % years For the most
part these have ceased to exist because they quit paying
rentals leases that seemed to have little promiseand
these leases were their only assets
And Is years ago. hundreds of persons bought
ROYALTIES of these leases that have lain dormant
Stock in most of the earlyday companies has little
value because the companies equities in what they held
their easeswere wiped when they did pay rentals
Others have those leases today BUTthose who bought
ROYALTIES the land covered by the leases
NOT wiped It is they have had long wait Now it
looks though hundreds will cash in Their royalties
viii pay just much today barrel of oil produced
they would have done rs years ago.
We do not believe any oil investment is equal to good
royalty. For information, write
Evening star., 1946-12-16
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

ALL-CAsH OFFER for your home ct pres.
snt market price fs iSI aa6s an
sX 81 ss{s. ~Arfa so: 1921 l4'S 6
bGass kIS1 pss a. sas No assn e Dsass
F% FSf fREPARsp aaE1x sssr TO PAY Cash for S or
s.dr9sa assns. asass ''nSsn'sPai M aER Z hssss
Wi VIII 1G2iss nfsr SALE EXCLUSIVELY with sou
change for a 2-bedroom apt. in Brentwood
Of PetwoIth. Call between and pm.
VIZ W. HAVE AVE AN IMMEDIATE SALE for you,
home II located in Silver Spring, Chevy
Chase, Brightwood =, Or c PetMT1Tth MD r%lease %
US rssate e. once AM nusness GG
2sSa S2RRE cxsH IA 1884,
Sns M cox Ss Or co 4s5 r. or
VIZ CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its ful
value today. Our opinion entails no obli'
Realtors test. 1851. 1913 K st. NV. Di
po fS5 YOU WANT SPEEDY AcTIoNe Lis
asuss sa D4c U.s. RsfsEi N
o5bsfN Go sTf EysR ySRos CAV skLs s4SO your hous
Estate sIS T. Al kE rs srRRf5aFSRRsFYv. RfaHsRsFY vii, pa,
results. quick action; MAX MILLER 6Ot
oehAsIEs s aGNS 4. .;, clients ;, xs,.in, q. n
and nearby MARYLAND. FIR: 1900; ,.
ssssz' vspt ssis wilson SHs baa
~ n PRoMPr ATTENTION to the sale o
your home. business or inysstmens prop
ppHRTEs, Reaitor. 8O8 North Capitol, ma
S7IyA IryARTY ssVst1s W1NTs HIs't T6 Buy from owner
small white or coiored houses, in an,
condition. win pay All cash. BOZ 373,x
NEED NEED s-e-RooM HOME, within i hr
Isasonable; give particulars. Box lIo,B i4.
nnSS1MEDIATE ACTION-we win buy you
market value. Free appraisals. MITCHELL
SSgWIfek SSgWIferRds n sssa sss SPt " Roet
f. s0qssxf'oo Goad. oR. ,n:s ssl4. r3SE 8Sd sr9SE
HSTsE EestsSE ON 18th ST.. north Of rloriae ave
-Suitahle for conversion to doctors Of.
nce.. win be cash transaction: very
OR. 2244. PAUL p. STONE. Reaitor. lii
TOWN HOUSE for club group, vic. Dupont
Circ1e-Must have dining space to sea-
ct least. 36. Purchaser has cash. CSn IS
Realtof. -IS
Evening star., 1946-12-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeo.t.

OPEN TODAY, ! TO 500 No; Caro-.
apis, sleeping rooms, 2 bath; newly
decorated OH heat; income. $50 r.s.d per ne; E
seiI: substantial cash required. H.. &
HAMPTON. eyes, GE. 48S4. --16
NEW BRICK HOMES-6-rr1. semidetachet
houses, located in beautiful area within thu
District; 3 bedrooms and tiled bath with
shower upstairs; living rm., dining rm, ant
equipped kitchen downstairs; insulated ant
doors weather-stripped; full basement
laundry tubs and automatic gas hot-watel
heater; $4,000, FLA financed; easy terms
Model house open weekdays and Sundays
Take the CIV or S-W bus to 23rd st. ane
Alabame ave. sc. II DRYING, take qo9e
Alabama, turn right on Alabama to, 23rt
st. s.e., then turn left on new. paved 23rc
st. 1 block. JONATHAN WOODNER CO.
I'LL ANACOsTIA RID. s.E.-very nice s.
rm. semidet. brick; screened II: porch
finished rec. rm.; oil &C, heat: excel
1bnd.: reasonable terms. T. D. BURGESS
5524 Penna. ave. Sc. FIR. 2S02 till 8. Id
Evening star., 1946-12-16
INyEsrMENr PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TWO-FAMHY ROW BRICK, west Of 18th.
near Newton. Good income. on heat.
ssioes.er. sssSes dsHp 81, 1883. ssh EvEksMASs:
,ss:!, sysq s:s sp
and niSsH bath each; aa 5 kitchens. gas rsfriger-
baths RuR Eoes crssh Pars
psnses sssss s'ssa sssi n year; ss tras. e
unaa;s usas r. ssseS. asf e for s2S asM
CARROLL SPRING HoTEI-Hotel and
sp1ins p sGts residentis section. Close to schools
shHEshss sana eI sBs s
ray, T 81. STA, with SHANNON & LUcHs
G3 l5eS ss Rkk nT "a sutanss SS4S zOned in
show good returns; property almost new;
low soGs uSssr Sssti9Ss ass5es $685.
Ewes. slSs nandeiesi and Suns, NC dL u 5ss5. Boss =
ssfs ss4as4 as Say ss snss
;ss sss ssl NJ NJ rTRoeksokoS TR15s %A
FOR Rol oys SMALL INVESTORS, s.ws No. ne ex-
penses; yearly income approx. SIS; 600; A.
ss4s sslsa ' co. 81 s1sf R.''fS 5'sa
coNGREss ceVhGREss HGTs.-4-family apt. house.
buy. tSr; IsSf SENATE REALTY CO, Realtors, i10s
az EEYEsAksTMkNT 81 MM b1lLBfSG. Em 5nS finest NV loea
tion. 100. units; low prewar rentals ga
aPskMENT tipsS Ts1s 1L' SoTsE SaaS BUY, downtown.
Fsoss fsoss rent 1 over UM $1,000 per annum very
sT cHA SSoRs ffsa
elusive agent. 2135 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 2ial2.
7th ST. DOWNTOWN, near Constitution
ave, 2nd comm. 3-story brick apt. build
Present ins n Income income She Shows a' 81 net return On
snse cHas aoRRs Il 0 Rss.eg
exclusive agent, 2135 Pa. ave. NV. RE.
21I2. sun. and eyes, Mr.. Mccarthy, Wo.
VicHNrrY STcY 14th AND HARVARD SIS. NV.
furnished row brick. contain
Ing units ne nnq and Storss es vsEy
oSoo. B. J. cRIvELi.A.. NC, s41s 14th
st. NV. Open Sundays from to d; week
siy.sso, sifs q spsoj%%iNTowN, 2 ~ near 18th and N
SIS. NV Newly furnished home or room.
ing house; rms: and l, 6ath; sold pEtfTy Tltn ST
CORP 1887 K st. NV. RE. 1885, eyes,
EN- z II SsS6; w v.st a, Conn ave-1arge &
stosy ~. and Basement Msss e on Brick blds COM
mercial: remodeled and leased to national
% on souity. = iSJ DRuRY REALTY Corr, 17s9
"A MONEY-MAKER - 50-unit apt. in
splendid NV. section crossing oyer $4,000.
Pays operating the trust and gives you
about 81 1000 per month. most profitable
Investment. Excellent choice of commercial
properties In good locations from $a0, 900
to $500 900: roy Ja1U LA1WURENck' Broker.
FIRST COMMERCIAI-Tailor shop. one
apt. and two brick buildings In rear; total
rents S1g4 per month; all utilities fur
nished 81 tenants, owner pays taxes only;
very good buy at S1S,600; terms. KOGOD
q BOOKOFF, 631 3 st. NV, Ma. 1889,
EXCELLENT NvEsTI1ENT-corner f.
family apt. (2100 blk. M st. n.e.), prac.
tically new; rert. 1882 yr.; only $20,750s
Sc, 600 cash required. NE. 1717. III
Continued on Next PsgeJ
Evening star., 1946-12-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest

VACANT-Near 9th and r SITS. s.w.-Semi-
det., rooms and bath, h. coal. S7.450
A. M ROTH woodward Bldg. MA. 1885,
coLoRKD ONLY $500 DOWN will
get you a home: payments lower thar
rent. Call MR.. HARRIS, HO: O966. Id
erty-7 large rooms and bath, 2-story
brick, English type basement. h,-w.h. coal;
completely furnished: move In with deposit;
weekdays: Sunday, IL to s. VIM. Gallo
MFRS PROPERTIES. 1912 18th st. NV
NEAR 9Th AND N SITS. s.W.-Attrac. row
brick, good condition. 6 nice rms, good.
sized rear yard, conv. location: priced
st only $4,559: terms> FLOYD Z. DAYS
COIORED@922 1st ST. N.w.-$ls6
down; price. $3.50: bal. $50 mo-; = small
frame home for thrifty buyer. Cal
DRAIsNER, 1404 L st. NV, MA. So36
Evening star., 1946-12-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

STORES, WAREHOUSES;, oFFICES-Spe-
cializing in commercial and industrial prop
critics; will build to suit your requirements:
we have SO locations In the Metropolitan
Area: retail and wholesale. LOUIS BUR-
EXCELLENT DOWNTOWN location. suit
able for upholstery, pumbling and heating
or home Improvement business: 9 rms. for
ofices or commercial use; rental: $50 per
month; immed. poss. Call AEN REALTY
SSo6 GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-Ffrst floor
now available for any type business; 500
per mo. KAY REALTY CO., RA. 220o.
2465 18th ST. NV large rms: End
floor front: suitable for any business;
across from the Ambassador Theater. p1.
OFFERING first commercial property
40x132 with 6 garages. and an excellent
6-room residence, easily converted into
commercial use; central n. ". location. Call
QUICK, DI 1881 until 8 pm.
baths Might be used for social welfare
orEantzation, club, etc; $500 per month.
Apply Mrs Peck of SANDOZ INC, DU.
1884, or home phone, OR. 1928. lis
Evening star., 1946-12-16

QUE MONTHLY PAYMENT financing 70
build your home in Chevy Chase. NC; ;,1s Is
an01i aR sbe 'hs pro5sIss ssRs ss.lz; En-: 4
K. GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50
VI WsNEsSTevIs DRIVE Soft; -zot;,,ts BUILDING dim.
ssasa sam ssso D.s1a ias
ssAdnE saAaa Renhn HtLfcr iys if STE With
tafes Of charm and dist1nction:. This 81 4
Mantaom.Ts S5 sas most cssns shere
neiassoTsood neRss Tsnesd II Tse Price $1,000 include;
.rSDssss Dssse ,eeass ssaIse g sss TOP 5
bs Is ,n ene ebssautfaY q anY rsd
| I'd. in the Silver Spring area, about "a
minutes' drive from downtown Washing-
i've i've eovenants HsIs assure lastine vsiuss snd
| freedom from encroachment. Homesttes
. taaR ,s5 :sass rliss. sasn
begin at 1870. including paved roadxas. as.sas
sss ''s' s.Ds e ssssf al ss'';
81 Jill xooDMooa, slys. ,s sDSls9s;; f9.s;
sSo SSs''Gn individ1siy f % Designed dveliinss r
ss p ee 70 hsh s g IS
S5ss Rsss.. PIE 81 ssoS Sssasss aS
utilities, paved sts., 81 900 each: also 5O
acres, near Bethesda: S750 an acre. fn3ne a1 sn
WI. 1888 evenings. ana Sunoass oa.. 1tpo'
NEAR 18th AND roxANNA nD. Nv
see a75o RsTk ap eesattp srsf e get
EARGa gsiaSn' suDnNa iHf INC 4or. nicely located in
Mclean. Va; good street. hall S biock iTSm nan
cash. FRENzE1. Mclean. Va. EmEood
s5PG5 hsas sgss lot Aisssss
Ridge I'd. 8. Phone IA. 1904, Ivy 1879.
Wasninaton % Grove. @ Nd. B. & o, sta.NE1-
ice; ice; iSiI beautifui spot for your home il the
s4Hnsss s sCd at rhens tss Eshs a. .
Msp aspscslon shT1asho join IN S 4 r. r. sHo
Hi 4 81 s.selle1. home ste: its
in exclusive Hillerest ares; % also Large h3s Sl7s
nsesd p9ms sites es IL Mr. Te%sls Noo q
Open Sunday. c. D. MURPHY, I7oi
sfI9EE sHI9 Il ss;reR1NG-rine level lot. 5os1oo.
$3.50. MORRISON AGENCY. sH. 3444'
MoGSgfDE r4aK Mpsssutifgs. g.,19ss TsSs
suiLSERs, RsSf Ensss STTHENTTiIoN-Any HTi part Of i5o
level choice lots In Bethesda, OF George-
to 20; priced to sell; will subordinate. Box
cSEo asa1 casSaE1o5RRE5p6aEMoNrGoMERY 5R CO.. Nd
miles from D. c., adjoining Naval Ord
nance Laboratory. Just on y. H ave.-io
lovely building lots, priced $1,4S0; "a easn.
RkADBGRY Rk DgsSR v11LAGE-Restricted home
sites now available at reasonable prices
and terms; utilities available; make Your @
ssaton sssn nG1 sS tSI basss sas spsn s1es
RE33Ni;NEosCK1BuRN E3i; EsCs 1s Z THGTs.wWen-graded cor
ner lot of approximately one acre. TINS
lot, located in one Of the most desirable
ssssisos IN pHl1Ts n Rssn cAas1 sra Full
NC SGRE "a bTmDlSG sSHG iSS isFn sffEs I'M II nearby
Springbrook Forest, where careful planning
and protective restrictions assure lasting
values and freedom from encroachment. A
perfect setting for your future home "a
miles from Woodmoor shopping center. IN
downtoWn WASHINGTON; PRICES as low as
foot, including fine paved roadways with
no assessments of any kind. Cash or terms.
Literature and plat on request; GEO. J.
MOSS, Realtor, Shepherd $500. ~
sis5 DOWN-siiyer Spring area; large,
beautifully wooded lot, aQ-ft frontage, , on
IN hiefS finest EST section @ Montsomsry County; 1st
muRDocK slT1f es REALTY Kensington. Nd.
SH. 1894. PL. 5000. -lS
Evening star., 1946-12-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

K ST., NEAR 18th N.W.-3-story row
brick building t20xS2) with full English
basement; zoned 1st commercial; oil hot,
water heat; suitable for remodeltng. Cau
Mr. Mcbride, WO. S525, with FRANK 8.
Three-story Tfir % brick building with 10 rooms.
bath. fun basement: suitable for remodel
ing into store or ONCE bldg: located IN
the heart Of downtown business section.
Priced far below the market value for
galg qR 81 se2 Rsns4sTN rsTTs i col G5 Ills III e.
NV, Me. $500. Washington's Complete
Real Estate Institution: -lo
PENNA. AVE. AND 18th ST. N.W.-Located
on one Of the busiest thoroughfares IN
washington, Is this large building; suit
able for any type Of business: has store
on 1stt door; 4th floor above, no lease.
Can be purchased reasonably. Near Govt.
bldgs Call till pm. LEO n. BEEN-
STEIN g. CO., 1416 x st. NV, NE. 54O0.
Washington's Complete Real Estate 1nstt-
10Th ST. NV, NEAR NJ, 1st commereial-
4-story modern and compact once build
ing; near medical center: ideal Tor pro-
fessional use, cfhces Or private orgenlHa-
ti0n. Price reduced for tmmediate sale
Call till 8 pm. LEO y. BEENSTEN g
Co, I416 z ct. NV, NE. $500. Wash
ington's Complete Real Estats INSTITUTION.
HYATrsvuLE-Large lot fronting on q. =
No. 1, with Groom house suttlhle for busi-
ness, CADYARK REALTY, WA. 0196.
Evening star., 1946-12-16
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA.

S26, OOO-COMFORTABLE 8-ROOM house,
Fairfhx. County. The mouse sets on hill
and has 2 baths. oil heat and the spacious.
ness Of the older house. There is Quaint
brick slave quarters in the back yard and
the land includes q meadow, q brook and
8 patch Of woods. Terms. See MASON
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 5s12.
ARiTNGToN iSilS STsS Va semidetached brick. in
immaculate condition. Close TO #. Myer.
Three bedrooms, N baths, breakfast nook.
on heat. Possession with title. Price,
S14,06O. Call Mr.. Addison, Ma. 5000;
fySsspss soss 8 pHELPs NE S Iii ( St. NV. --ie
BRICK COLONIAL in Falls Church--Large
living room, Colonial fireplace. fnll.size
screened rear. porch; second moor. 3 bed.
rooms. 2 baths, Q Of master size; third
hoor. Q bedrooms: full basement. half bath.
oil heat: detached garage. Vacant. ayail.
able Immediately. MAYNARD BAYLES
CO.. Realtors, Falls Church. Va. IA. 2430.
1 BEDROOMS; s14.75o = Very close to
3. G, on busline. very nice Cape Cod
bungalow. 5 rooms and bath nrst noolii
second floor finished into 2 bedrooms; 1ult
bsu1t, oil heat; storm windows throuehouI
Inmedinte possession. MAYNARD BAYLHS
CO.. Realtors, Falls Churcn. va. FA.s24s5V.
Evening star., 1946-12-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeo.s.

MICHIGAN PARK, near 17th and Webster
trance brick in fne condition; large living
rm., mirrored firepl, nice dining rm. large large
bright, fully equipped kitchen; good-slzso
beautiful recrea. rm.. oil h.-w.h.; beauti-
fully Handicapped deep lot; priced right for
immediate sale. FLOYD 3. DAVIS GO.
Ma. 0352. 10
1900 BLOCK MARYLAND AVE. Me-
room brick dwelling; ami; priced below
the average. Call MR.. HARRIS, NO. 5025.
Evening star., 1946-12-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

erty, commercial or investment property
for sale, please contact us. We. have many
the market for properties Of this type.
FOR property listings, please call Mr.. West.
HEANEY & CO., 1858 Conn. ave-, Ho.
al ONCE-Workshop in second comm.
zone for art metal work; 800 to 500 SO. IT.
Don't require store front or good business
location. NO 1901. 16'
SNAIL BUILDING or gear garage, zone
3, 1000 to 1000 50. it., in ne. or Sc.
AT 1869 from 6 to pm.
Evening star., 1946-12-16
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

3-BEDROOM HOUSE, furnished in excel
lent community; adults only: l-year lease
required: S125 per month. OV. 1046.
AROOM AND BATH COTTAGE, furnished;
$55 per. month. Alex. 293S.
Evening star., 1946-12-16
LOTS WANTED.

/ PAY Cash for lots in D. C. Or nearby
sSoTr oe N.egsis Sh 5udns hSss lots
mart payment on 7-r., 2-b. det. stucco
home; home maids room and bath in bsmt.,
TindoVs: nev-house cond; vacant; Cleve-
land PIX; S22.95O. OWNER, WQ; liz:
Evening star., 1946-12-16

TAKOMA PARK-Bungalow, s rooms,
bath; full basement; oil furnace: near
transportation and stores. Priced $4,000.
Takoma Park rooms and lh baths;
sH. 3444-3497. II
RIGGS RID, CLOSE N-2h acres land
small house, 2 bedrooms, living room,
riggs rd,- 2h acres land, house, bed
rooms, living room, kitchen. and bath;
basement: coal h.-w.h. Price, SS,125.
MORRISON AGENCY, sH. 3444 and sH
3497 ..------------.-. ~
COLORED-I MILE FROM District line
Md-Beautiful location for q subdivision
containing about IS acres. 800 It. on the
highway on the north side. about 300 It.
new, containing. 4 to s rms. and bath each;
ami, has q beautiful tavern that win
with auditorium and dance hall: doing
about $4,000. per annum: For further
information call J. W. ROUSE, 1907 1th
st. NV DI, 1888 10
Evening star., 1946-12-16

Ist COMMERCIAI~Monthl leases. Wel
located and convenient terms.
1917 Penna. ave; Sc, $12.95o.
942 Z ST. NV, S14,500.
1113 22nd st. NV. S12,500.
l26 st. NV, $12.500.
1913 9th st. n.ws Sl2;SSo. o
HARRY DREISEN, Bond BLDG, Ma. 7772.
Ewes TIA fqO2 III
Evening star., 1946-12-16
LOTS FOR SALE.

OIORED-VACANT- nearby Va; 2
s75O down. EX. 1914; ewes, 81. 1850.
Evening star., 1946-12-16

No. n , 1 /. Win Groom house suitsSie for B,
ness. CADYARK REALTY. WA. 9196.
Evening star., 1946-12-16

COLORED-REAL VALUE, admirable view,
solid building; 4 rms, and bath, bedrms..
ali private; favorable location to churches,
schools and transp.; wondsrfgl @inyestmsnt @ n
act promptly. MIR. JONES, DU. 0707 lis
Evening star., 1946-12-16

SILVER sPRING-Close In, new brick.
rms, tile bath, porch; $13,g50: brick Cape
Gods, and 2 rms, and Q baths, drepl.,
gar: S13.000-s170o0. II. F. BIEBER,, 81.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-08
Mrs. Cecil Brewer
Honoree Al Shower
Tuesday Evening

Mrs. Agatha Holden and Mrs,
Winone Holden we're h~ostesses
Tuesday evening at a miseellane-
Gus shower given in honor Of Mrs.
Cecil c. Brewer who before hen
marriage January 10 was Mis-
Ann Holden. at the home Of Mrs
Agatha Holden in MI. Pleasant.
The living and dining rooms
were beautifully decorated with
camelias and pink candles were
used. Misses Naomi Woodman
and Mary Alice Holden directed
several games and contests fol
the entertainment of the guest
and soft drinks and angel food
cake we're served.
Guests were Mesdames II. r,
Woodman, r. j. VanHorn, Ruble
Roberts, Marvin Golf, Jake Over
street, P. Ravens, G.. Carter, Ed
Vaughn, c. M. Taylor, r.. l..
Vaughn, C. M. TAYLOR, r. l..
Vaughn, Robert Holden and
Misses Naomi Woodman, Katie v.
Golf and Maudrey Murphy.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-08
BETTY ROUSE HoNoRED

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Rouse en-
tertained Saturday night with a
delayed birthday party for their
daughter, Betty, who was 10
years old January 10. Betty re-
ceived a number of gifts and a
birthday cake was cut and serv-
ed with punch to the following
/ guests: Misses Daphne Polk, Mary
| Elsie Petersen, Rubye Cochran,
Betty Lee Thomas, Henrietta
| Hutchins, Edna Lebatard, Mayfax
Gautier, Shirley Hastings, Beat
rice Reeves, Dolores Holmes and
Aline Knight, Dolores Rouse,
Hattie Polk, Sandra Douglas,
Lula Mae Guillotte, Ala Mae
Bozeman. Esta Ruth Thompson,
| Sylvia and Dorothy Adams, Ell
vim Reeves, j. w. Rouse, Alton
Thompson, Ralph, Hugh and War
/! den Waters of Pascagoula, Elton
Rouse, Buddie Lee Holmes and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-08
Motion Picture
On Schools Is
Rtory Prgrum

Thomas r. Wells, superintSnd-
ent of Pascagoula schools, con
Quoted the program at the week
y luncheon meeting Of the Pas
cagoula Rotary Club Wednes-
day noon at the South Elemen-
tary school, by showing a mo-
ton picture dealing with the ma
tons teacher and school prob
lens.
Roy Giyens, president, presid-
ed and introduced a number Of
visiting Rotarians and guests.
Everett Stone, outstanding pupil
and athlete at the Paseagoula
High school, was introduced by
Mr.. Wells as the Junior Rotarian
for the month.
The picture shown by Mr..
Wells detailed the problem of the
nations teachers, including in
stances of intolerance, the gross
underpay OF teachers in many Of
our states, as well as inadequate
: schools and facilities.
/ +. A. Khayat made an appeal
for contributions to reconstruct
the old mems home at Jackson.
Miss, which recently burned
Jackson county has been allotted
a goal of SO, 800 in the statewide
drive TO collect for the rebuilding
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-08
Lutheran Minister.
European Veteran.
Fuvors Peoce Druft

Speaking before the Paseagoula
KiWanis Club at their luncheon
Tuesday in the South E.emen-
tary School cafeteria, the Rev.
Frederic Graef advocated a years
military training for American
youth in peacetime. He said his
attitude came as a result of his
experiences as IN army chaplain
in the European campaign where
six hundred OF his battalion were
killed.
I'VE should not risk losing
what those men won." he said,
81 am a father and il will not
be many years until my son will
be 49," he said, And | am will
ing for him to spend one year
in training if there is a chance
that he will not have to waste
four or five-or his life--in fight
ing another war"
Mr.. Graef listed the usual OBJ
lection to compulsory training
for one year as O) disruption
of education (2) loss of home in
fluence and CD break down OF
morals. He contended, however,
that a youths education would
not be seriously interrupted, that
at l8-years-of-age, a boy should
"break loose from his mothers
apron strings, and that the NOR
ais of a properly-reared boy
would not be hurt.
The Lutheran Minister said
that compulsory military train
ing was an absolute necessity
for national security.
"If we had been prepared in
l941, the Japs would never have
had the intestinal fortitude to
attack US at Pearl Harbor," he
commended, and declared we must
have a constant trained force
in this world which is shrink
ing before the onslaught of air
power.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-08
Home Demonstration Council Plans
Activities, Hears Guest Speakers

Plans for club activities, a pro-
| gram on health and the DOT con
troll Of household and garden in
sects and lunch were combined
into an all day meeting of the
Jackson County Home Demon
stration Council Tuesday at the
Agriculture building in pasca-
goula.
The meeting was directed by
Miss Ruth Cain, county home
agent, and guest speakers were
DR.. Andrew Hedmeg, director of
the county Public Health Depart
ment, and Mrs. Gladys Colvin,
supervising nurse of that depart
ment; and l.. c. Murphy, extern
sion entomologist from State col
lege.
The business session was de-
voted to laying plans for a coun-
ty flower and vegetable show to
be held at the Moss Point Com
munity House May IA and for q
Better Homes Tour" of beau
ty spots in the county to be held
in April. Similar tours were
held in the years before the war
but transportation problems have
made them impossible for the
past few years.
DR.. Hedmeg and Mrs. colvin
outlined the proposed health pro-
gram for the rural communities
which will include the operation
Of health clinics on a regular
schedule in locations convenient
to various sections of the county
and concentrated work of a sani-
tation program.
calendars Available
The use of DOT in controlling
household insects was explained
BY Mi. Murphy who suggested the
mixing Of DOT with oil to make
a 5 percent solution and spray
ing the walls and floors of the
building to fight these pests. He
recommended water as mixer for
DOT for the combating of barn
and cattle flies, using a one per-
cent solution. The various gar
den insects were dealt with at
| length and spray calendars Civ
ing details for this treatment are
available at the Agriculture
building, Miss Cain said.
Attending were Mesdames G. B
| Hague, j. II. Henderson, r., X,
Catherine Delmas. Bayou Casotte;
King, J. Wesley Ahrens and Miss
Mesdames Melvin Eley, Lamar
Davis and Wesley Powell, Hairless
ton; Mesdames Edgar Baria and
viii Johnson, Baria; A. c. Peder-
sen, Hurley; Mrs. r. V. Atkinson,
president, Wade.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-08
Floyd Breul Dies
Suddenly Of Heort
Attuck AT ShipYord

Flovd L. Breal, 46 wears old,
died suddenly Wednesday morn
ing OF a heart attack at the In
gals Shipyard as he waited for
the whistle to signal the morning
shift.
A native of Biloxi, Mr.. Breal
has lived in Ocean Springs for
three years. He was a member
of the steaming crew at the ship
yard. He had arrived a few min
utes early at the yard Wednesday
and was sitting near his job drink
ing coffee and waiting for the
Z o'clock whistle when he top
pied over and was declared dead
a few minutes later.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Thursday afternoon by Brad
ford Funeral Home of Biloxi at
the residence, rs Jackson avenue,
Ocean Springs, by the Rev. r.
G. Ryan, pastor of the Ocean
Springs Baptist church. Inter
ment was in the Southern Me-