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SITUATIONS poMEsrIc,

COOK. eolored: part time. days week,
AID. 6396, $3.50 to Wed or 8 to / Thurs. :
GIRL. colored, wants fountain work after
school from 4 to 10; age II. Phone ia
GIRL, colored. wishes e.hw.: experienced;
references. HO. 1852. -2l
GIRL, colored. wants work by the day,
MONDAY .and and Saturday, S5 and carfare.
GIRL wisHHiEs wfissHHiEs DOMESTIC WORK. Can
TR: s74s between 10 and 2. 20.
GIRL colored: desires part-time night
busgirl. dishwasher. FIR 1852. 21s
GIRL, reliable. wants Thurs. and Fri
daywork. FIR. 1898.
GIRLS (2), colored, desire light h,w. and
al ea5e s9ak 9f nsFWaar small child Mon throush
GIRL, colored. wishes Job. plain cooking;
no laundry: live in, S22 week; live out,
s25 week; gig ? st. NV
GIRL colored, light complexioned, wishes
Job as mothers helper; very honest and
neat: hours $40 to pm Cali EVA,
WO. SI32. Wed. Thurs, IL to pm. 21s
NJ G1KL. 9, ieoiored. wants days work cle&ning.
JAPANESE COUPLE and daughter wish a
domestic Job: expert gardener and expert
eneea general hskpr. Call District ss. sSg45.
LAUNDREss, expert: work guaranteed to
bnieaase: roninE specially. Phone DU.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

s.O.vsE lVH Nv I"seNi SSWF ANIES.
ATTICs AND RECREATION RMS. finished
HUMPHREY Il oUIGa. Randolph as41 al
e14ssss .ns MoHk Hsk, sePf x
F. MARCUCCIO, Route 4. Horner's lane
Rockville. Md. Telephone Rockville 34s-J
DIRT, CONCRETE, debris, hand excava-
tion' yards, cellars, driveways. FIR. s994
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the best:
fNa ~ C IF INC. isia Wissoa-
xssed Sy pHkE TARnER fLooR s5eaasa sERpa sRa
FIooks ffe ks s2sDED e2ssf Gss AMI as
FLooRso koNSi saNpEb, ab RfFtsrsHrp. sf1f 10 years
Rsssass eFess white
FLOORS sAN1ED and beautifully I'm
tshsa srARIrNc Ga Se'eEanz AZ 4 p0F service tEsz %!
GLASS BLOCK installed for homes, stores.
restaurants, restaurants, factories. porches. counters,
psmpSlets furnished % on anu reauest pai'lfas. RA.
s;s SSs ysx xesx as1s gssz ESCAPES stairs
81 Sk SSsSsi isi
Easements cleaned, trash hauled away;
reasonable rates. NE. 03S0 30
PAINTING, DECORATING, KEM-TONE -
Let us Kem-Tone your home" Work
done promptly. AT. 1886, SHAPIRO. 2O'
PAINTING. DEcoRATING' Dapsrins. floor
work guaranteed: white mechanics: free
estimates & GILBERT & HAMILTON. estab-
PAINTING and decorating. 40 years at
making homes brighter. For unexcelled
Workmanship at reasonable rates, call
LUCAS, LUCAS & LUCAS, s23 Emerson st.
NV. RA. $3.50 or GE. $500. -25
PAINTING. DECORATING. interior and ex-
work gHaranteed. Cali GE. 1912. a4'
REMODEL, modernlze your nome now;
terms; free estimate NATIONAL install
LATIoM LAT ion, C1, CO. 55o2 Wis. aye WI, 1900.
terial. Repairing and remodeling, as
bestos siding. roofing. w. D. TAYLOR.
WATERPROOFING, all kinds Waterproof
your basement now! Windows caulked. etc.
ROBERT E. PRICE. RE. 1891. a0'
k0BERT JAEMAN. specialist in home
sShsIi.cking, Sai Esshing polishing, waxing /
DU, 3A37. 2os
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HELP poMEsrIc Cont,

GENERAL. HOUsEWORKER, experienced
good laundress. 1920 to $50. No satur-
snsss " Good Salary. Des csli i't cH. ssss stssr
G.R.W., COOKING EXPERIENCE; live in;
S3s %ess Wsss' VI WI. DIss 4sss. oA'' Nai
GIRL, white, intellieent, g.h.w. IN apt.
GIRL GIRL oR Or WSo6MAN.. experienced, for up
SsF1 a.sss sss s? sa5 a1nsy ~ssF V W. T
HousEKEEPER for small family: live in;
$S s$tR ie5 Ssrv intsTyIey, tsna e5d1S.n
saS. fstsrsasei TOP es tsp
RAnN6REss Is IL a; and heaIin eleanng Woman days
ena srsnses sas'atsi ca pesE ok bfis between and
sse AS chiidren; Shsa DAYS lay per week. $3.50 plus
earf3Tee; 18th ans s Pa .1 aye Sc carline'
MAID, white or colored. for euesthouse:
good salary; no Sunday work. 1920 18th
MAID. live in, references required; 3 adults
day Cd. Wo. 1856. al
sSSdfs 5000 hcme. sn' De- Saua 1887 saia'' sS0 week
MAID, 5Na-day week: vicinity 5th and R. l.
ave. ne; care Of children; no cooking or
washing: $50: no. 2142 after 8 pm.
MAID, boarding house. 2 to l daily, and
2 dinners. Michigan 1898; -22
MAID, 5a-day week. good salary, EN-.
,9aH no houseweTk' za experience and references
NURSE, white, experienced, for. infant;
other help employed; school children IN
family, willing to go to seashore for part
of summer: references required. excellent
salary. WO. 1850 -22
NURSE-MAID, experienced; live in; other
help employed; references required; 500
MIDDLE-AGED Christian woman, to be
companion to older woman and assist
with housework and care small children;
room with pvt. bath in modern country
home, IS mi. D. c.: some one needed who
wants a good home and can be treated
as member of family of 3 ADULTS and 2
children. Write, giving quail. references
and salary expected. Box 297-M. Star.
WOMAN, fond of children, for gh.w. and
light laundry; $50 week; live in Call WI.
WOMAN, white, for l.h.w. and assist with
children; no cooking or laundry: excellent
salary RE 5103 1925 10th st. NV. 22'
TO GO NORTH, INV, 5h2-day week. $50;
New York suburb winter, country summer;
upstairs room, extra help, Job security and
respect for right person; gn must be fond .6i Of
IRfn WHTE Gk E reaS 81 oM WomsS sS S for Dm 9
housework and assistance with 3 small
children. Comfortable room, meals, salary
and generous free-time privileges. Falls
Church 294SR. -22
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PIANO INSTRUCTION by FRED A.
COOLEY, 5000 Annapolis I'd, Landover,
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in, all subjects day. night and
aNRg ges G9a free sn
p. G. requirements and GI training. 1910
HAWAIIAN OR sPANisH GUITAR, private
ug;fSnS; ueSsomS; teasonanle: instrument furnished
PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER viii
personally instruct a limited number OF
students In portraiture retouchings, print;
color full use of studio, day or evenings
Box lit. Star. -21
STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming Beeinners and ,refresher
courses in shorthand tipping. bookkeeping.
Seomptometer, all secretarial subjects. Est
- yrs Accredited Approved GI school
Inquire now. MA 1898, BOYD SCHOOL.
l333 st. ,Opp Capitol Theaterl
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
33i3 l4th st. NV, MI. 955s-,shorthand,
P1ttman and Gregg; speed dictation; 5
days and 3 nights each week Special for
exams
~ 33l3 14th st: NV: MI. 955s: est. "a yrs.
thousands successfully prepared. Let US
prepare you for civil service
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RIIS1NESS

BOOKKEEPERs, S250-Double entry, fun
charge, exper.; cashiers f,), short hrs.
sales girls, specially goods, S35 book
keepers clerks, $40 to $45 wk. See Miss
Black. Thousands placed annually-wel-
come. BOYD'S. 1898 F. MA. 233S.
MECHANICAL ENGINEER (nD, S125 wk.
l5 years expr., with degree. Chemical
engineer, S75 wk. 10 years exper with
degree. Structural engineer. Is years
expr S125 week start. welcome No
charge unless placed: Investigate before
paying any advance fees under any guise
Ma. 2Il4 or Ma. $3.50. PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1911 G ST., next Epiphany
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcen.. /,

MAID, colored: will cook and do e.hw;
adults. ref; live In Adams 1899. psi
MAN desires Job housekeeping and cook
ipE fog ssos small family Or housekeeping sniy.
MiDbIE-AGED LADY. take care Of chill
;aa, dren Evenings EVENINGS in return for room.
Girl, ,eoloIed,, experienced. wishes days
work. MI. 3771.
GIRL. colored. honest. reliable, wants light
DAYS work. SIS and carfare. MI. $751;.
MOTHER. licensed, will care for child, 2
or younger, during day. Call GIL. $3.50.
PART TIME, 8 till 12. days week:
good reference; $15 and carfare. MI
WOMAN, colored, reliable competent,
wants days work and light laundry: we'll
recommended. ME- 0109.
MORNINGS or daywork, Ho $500.
WOMAN. white. reliable. middle aged, de-
sizes houBssskeeping position with employed
WOMAN, colored. wants bundle wash to
ME. 1857.
WOMAN. colored, like work, day or night;
switchboard and front office experience
WOMAN, colored. desires evening Job, pre-
pairing dinner or cleaning: references; 8
days week. Call NO 1892 after l pm.
WANTED by colored woman, days work
Tor days. NO. 1913
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LONG TRIPS and sightseeing. Call WO
1926, 9-l2 am. Bethesda, Chevy Chase,
Md, area only. -23
EXPERIENCED DRIVER will drive to Cali
fornia. Can leave March 25: wages to be
expenses: party to furnish car. Call MI
f6Ot 30
DRIVING 1910 chev. Los Angeles, Thurs
II st: share expenses; take two. Ma 4964
20.
DRIVING PALM BEACH March 23rd; take
passengers. Call evenings, ia. 1S69-W
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REPAIRS and SERVICES,

paired quickly: factory trained mechanics
asshas' 2s5ahsisa Haeu1s Bona aE sds
ADDING MACHINES. calculators cleaned
RE; 1I57 UNITED TYPEwRf1ER co
APPLIANCES machines. refrig-
orators. We specialize on all makes: "a
aGTo aGHF serEsf Specializing in Brake
service and motor tune-up; quick and
eficient service. 1910 Montana ave ne.
BRICKLAYERs on hand at all times. No
@ Tork ' II HERMAN W S II. doIDsTE1N AE n 0ffs FR.
CAMERA REPAIRING. Call FULLER &
dALBERT. INC, National 4712, S15 10th
CAMERAs, movie equipment repaired by
BRENNER: 933 Pa. ave. NV.
CARPENTRY, painting. general remodel
GOODMAN. Ho; 5267. 33' :,
8. screens sash; etc. ,sH. 1926: ,.21
open days a. Week. s51o l Ga. laWNNi ave-. NV.
CLEANING Of upholstered furniture by
prices. For estimate Ro. 373e any time,
CLEANING of upholstered furniture and
sensational results guaranteed;. work done
Gk9tkS ck9dks anz REfakEb nf No. domsstc foreign
sSnt Tss1s ana ffsiss sFsnns Sex
81 sIS aS51 4as o. Ex x 5so = NV over Iifsetts
ELECTRICIAN. day and night serv., fire.
proof wiring; repairs al and new instaila-
EGHcrRicHAN seteean as; a. outlet. Sa installed
and repaired; old and new homes wired;
EnESTRANs sassnaSle Is told 70 Do any kind of s.e
s5ss i5ss y WI A. 4 I4s EsssoHs0ls price cs WS
tE1S EtEcTklo II e. wikiSo. fsH fixtures, extra Out,
ELEc CO. ss0a Ga ave RA' ssai "
personally. c. L. KEYsER. Hillside 1871.
FLOOR SANDING AND REFINIsHjNG,
saiT1aniRs as aasz and waxing. Call MR., BARR.
fLo5Rs sANDED and finished. Ss EXPERT
white mechanics: very reasonable prices.
GHAEIEs 81 n6aE ssNSpy R SpyER. pu . sals: ,
and waxed; old floors made like new; free
made xht sna s"as beau
ssq o.e nPdso ooR glsss siEvlss 6
FLOORS sANpED AND REF1N1sHED by
LONG STONE FLOOR SERVICE RA.
FLOORS SANDED and beautifully finished.
cal VETERANS ;T FL; FLOOR SERVICE. Lenz
fos os'Ead eaRfEsTEk 1T yWosk and alterations ass
small jobs especially. call HO. 1915, DAVID
TftHErI|h1E9 SAMEs; Hip .sfin;s5,s. clfton St nv
sterinE; specializing ali types work guar
anteed to look like new. B. LEVINE, AT.
GENERAL BRICKWORK - stores. steps,
nreplaces. concrete work. etc RlNALDI
b CO.. FR. 2342. 23s
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NOVIIINU HUUSE bAKUAINS; read care-
1ully-7 rooms and bath; rent, S47.5O. in
come quoted. 500; fair furniture on Eye
81. NV, downtown; only $500 down.
and 9 sleeping rooms, ? floors: i-car ga ga
rage: rent. SlI0: near 14th and Spring I'd.
NV; price, $4,000, n cash.
II rooms, baths: rent, $780, income
quoted, $270: good furniture; on ard St
NV; bargain, l,5oO: wants $3.50 down.
II rooms, baths. rent, Ss5: income
quoted, $3.50, and apt. for owner: large
corner lot. fenced in: good furniture; al
ways, rented: ideal s.w. location ST 900
nand!eS Elk; 1865. YOUNG 4 PASTOR,
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MAKE 1our efer. "a; ADAMS Rsaiaathrs 1907 as is
GAS RANGES, new, used; large variety
ussd AcME paEs aURNR co
GAS RANGEs-Immediat delivery, all
TONS LARGEST assortment % tdm Of nationalfy msanhf
famous ranges, Tappan, Estate, Roper
Magic Chef; Norge: Grand, Quality. Hard
Ss M PEI FIRE sefs RAfTHsY PIsfS es5s co
sisssrdsS ~ sssa s$ss
dists delivery; liberal trade-in allowance: vance
ssR9s snd CO. mSnhs ons Of to ATLAS
81. 5sas 81 ssss. s0qsfs' pf' 1853 sb q ST. NJ"
GAs Gsss STOVE sTo Dstros Jewel arss de luxe
sSsERsas assg fssn 90s9 ssF
efs gsDT sow ven GAHT eos ssd IN AZ
tuies, 10. size 41h in. by 49, in: two,
iIn size 80 in. by 11% in. s31 Tower Build
GLAZED SASH. new. Special purcnasel
s,drss Sig assorlment At hsrsain prices at our
HSYsrahi sEeen espedezs co delivered
NJ lM4lEAIpoW { sS FARM. steriins: Va w
which cost si55 new. sFa"s IA sss4' PRICE DO
HEATERS. gas. coal. kerosene, wooe, cleo
E5i uN neT oB apa 9ssd s ns arse Ns t0se ss5 ACME
h0T-WATER ELECTRIC BOILERS. 10 to
l2Q gals; heat trailers boats. steam
tables. CARTY. 1908 14th st NO O224
lCEBOXES. new ano useo: Iarxe STOCK
and variety ACME FURNITURE CO
I01his 7th st NV Ma sa5o
INDIAN IA, 1910, excel. cond. OPA CELL
ing. S265; extrss. WO. 3736. 20
INNER-SPRING MATTRESSES. brand-new,
SlT.95. ATLAS FURNITURE, a21 G st.
NV. DI. 3737, DI. 373S, DI 3739
LATT'S TIE BAR will enchant you with
neckwear from all over the world. Your
own ideas handpainted on a tie. Wash
ington's only complete tie shop. 90s 14th
dating from i75s to 1855. E. s. WARE
shshe on Md sa s. Mar'' c?ssts 20.
and up, HoFFMANa UPHoLsTERERs,
Isiss ss'f ReoM sglffs. 0shs absolute clear
ance, brand-new, ST9: easy terms; SIS de-
post, IL months to pay. Atlas is one Of
oldest and larsest cut-price
furniture houses. Our only entrance is d.
rectly underneath our large Atlas neon
sign. Be doubly sure you are in Atlas
Open evenings until z pm, Mondays and
Thursdays until pm. ATLAS FURNI-
IuRE 92l q Ut. NV. d. 3737. Df. 373S,
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price, $1,000 terms. Roomns o house pous
business pmi :. and property. nicely furnished II
We have several nice places places to 90 ofrer S for
Real Estate and Business Brokers. kSohna; 70
WHoLEsALTE Hae IS RE DfsTRigurirNc FS afali BUSINESS
Long Long established est, and hfg money maker
terms IncSes SSw s1rng Good fos lease
Exsaszs S;asf gas sAcA As5''f f11s ssIoos &C.
Fl alrAik rsiit s6srSgsss s1s RI sIs5 fs5 sale
GROCERY lF0s srSREps Sls pm ne section, S1 do,ns
Sa4o SS1,99o to s1'@oo weekly. Cali Ludlow
LADIES, SPECIALITY sHop"-An unusual
cPPDestunity thty for % qualified party to pur-
modelled About $4,000 snS nessE essR re- re-
sas ea HaRR9 No sTossr sTs1s
'DoMNsTHowN JEwELRY sroRE"E4bi, r"Z2I
esrsd for and very cry profitable business is
handle $4,000 CASH dea eFay plesse ape Do nef e3
request fsa incarnation unless you can meet
.pRY 6IEANiNeGt I'll ING LAUNDRY pLANTTdd- Td
eoSeped IN now every gey. respect and
ness. This is s3oo.o6o proposition L, 'aSuj and
ns eans,s on BY
zaassd y lis HAIRY IEns Terms fREEbMsE ssh bs
TO BUY OR SELL your business for
cash or terms deal with firm that offers
you the most in brokerage service. Exs
tensive and exclusive listings 2. Expert
negotiation. 8. Chattel notes discounted
y. Prompt and eficient service. MICH
0LAS GASTON CO.. SOL Woodward Bldg,
RooMING AND GUEST HOUSE, exclusive
Clientele Sisn e;e near Capitol and Senate once
income tIoD s. for couple For further informs
,,at,I la2l 4 Monroe st St n.y. n.y. MI. s949. Eyes
TAILOR SHOP AND DRY CLEANING, M st
business section of GEORGETOWN: only
$4,000; have several other good buys
Give me ring. RE. 0489. EN- O3O3. -2I
AGENTS WANTED-Overhead garage door.
pivot-type hardware. Ieaiers wanted, one
to bet chosen for each territory within
Pennsylvania. Maryland, Virginia and Dis
trict OF Columbia; many private homes are
in need of this type OF hardware In
stallations optional Can be Installed BY
any good carpenter, utilizing new or old
DOORS. Write for particulars, E. v. SOUR
EIEE 2s44 wisconsin ave. NV, wash
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-28

Bible study. Mrs. O'Neil of Chi
cage, who is visiting Mrs. L. c.
Wisweil, was the only guest. Re
freshments of ice ream and
cookies were served at the close
of the meeting.
Henry Wyerstall of Mobile was
a visitor with his mother, Mrs,
Otto Wyerstall, last week.
Mrs. Phil Weider, Mrs. Edwin
Dick and Mrs. Fielding Coester
were hostesses this week to the
St. Alphonsus Card Club which
met at Miss Annie Eglin's.
Mrs. Ruth Mullins was elected
president Of the American Lee
gion Auxiliary at the June month
" meeting. Other officers elect
ed were Mrs. Helen Bolton, vice
president: Mrs. Lorraine Viii
liams, treasurer; Mrs. Emily Duf-
fie, secretary. Delegates to the
state convention in Gulfport IN
July are Mrs. Elizabeth Mcclure,
retiring president, Mrs. Ruth Nut
Inns and Mrs. +. Duffie, with al
ternates as Mrs. Paul Gregory
and Mrs. Helen Bolton. install
latien II new officers will take
place in August with Mrs. Lucy
LeLuke Of Biloxi officiating.
Radio Instructor Harold Hing
and Mrs. Hing left last week
for Corpus Christi, Texas, where
they wil reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Taylor have
as guests Mrs. Harris Hall and
daughter of Memphis.
Miss Phyllis Hutchinson OF
Lewis and Clark College, Port
land, Ore, is with her mother
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cosper
have their daughter, Mrs. +. l..
Carroll and two small sons OF
Columbia, La, visiting them.
Mrs. Bruner Martin was a Wis
itor in New Orleans last week.
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Murrioge Failures
Analysed BY q
Heulth Office Doctor

The alarming high rate of di-
voree and the present day in
stability in family life are due
mainly to ignorance and imma-
turity, in the opinion of DR.. Will
liam G.. HOLSTER. of the state
board of health. Ignorance, ex-
planned the health official. in
handling money, in how to get
along with people, in how to meet
the responsibilities of parenthood
and in how to provide a good
balanced recreation program for
the family are the cause of many
a failure in home life.
eBy immaturity, | mean the
lack of full growth of the indi-
vidual," said DR.. HOLSTER. 1T
takes fully grown, mature per-
SONS to make a marriage endure.
This means that people must be
grown up not only physically,
but mentally, socially. emotion
ally and spiritually. Parents
should recognize that emotional
growth of their children is inevi-
table and should keep pace with
the change of interest and plan
to meet ii intelligently."
One of the wisest things par
ents can do is to let the home
become the center of the young
peoples dating activities" adj
vised DR.. HOLSTER. What if you
10 have to retire to your bed
room or to the sunporch q little
carly? It's a lot better to have
your daughter dating under her
own roof than IN some question
able juke joint down the high
way. Keep the. icebox stocked
with food and let the young folks
lelp themselves. Turn over the
living room to them a few nights
a week, make the home as in
viting as possible, be sure the
crowd is sincerely and cordially
welcomed, and you'll find that
your young people won't have
to hunt other places SO frequent
ly for entertainment"
Your daughter and your son
need a wide acquaintance among
| young people of their own age
DR.. HOLSTER continued. This
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-28

ing the afternoon to Mesdames
Davis. Hassel, William Mcleod,
S. L Mclnnis, Jr.s A L. Monroe,
Edwin MAYS, Alton Thompson
and B. j. Jane.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-28

Strictly speaking, only The male
of the species should be called
a peacock. The female is a pea
hen
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-28
Ocean Springs

Chairmen e Che Woman's Club
for the Coming wear were appoint
"a at ii meeting last week By the
new president, Mrs Chester Sny-
der. They are: Mrs A. B. Aus
i'm, year book: Mrs. j.. c. Cay,
hostess; Mrs. N. c. NisSen, mu-
sic. Mrs. John Bransford, regis
Ter. Mrs. Orwin Scharl, library;
Mrs Ralph palfreN. house. Mrs.
Henry Girot. lookout: Mrs. Frank
Snyder. press; Mrs. W. l.. Elkin,
reeofds; Ms Art Fifield, finance,
Mrs. }. r Murray, dramatics; Mrs.
Dickson Hodges, building fund;
Mrs. $. s. Wall. education; Mis-.
francesca Spender, literature;
Mrs. ,. c. Sanders, art Mrs.
James Bridges, better homes end
gardens; Mrs. George Arndt, citi-
zenship.
Miss Mitzie Vancleave of New
Orleans spent last weekend with
her grandmother, Ms. w. S.
V~aneleave.
Virltaia and Faye Baggett of
Poplarviile Miss, visited friends
here last weekend.
Mrs. Bruce Mohler and son
have returned from California.
Mrs. Ida Wilson visited her sis
ter. Mrs Champlain, in Mobile
last Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Clark has as her
guests her brother Norton Havi-
land, and wife and son and Nancy
10 Ayers Of Birmingham.
skippy Gottsche is in summer
camp at Gulf Coast Military
Academy.
Lawrence Brua of Wawantosa,
IL, who has been visiting his rel
atiVes, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Dieter, LETT for MS home Thurs
day. Tom Handy accompanied
MIN to Chicago.
Mss Gloria Gay is spending
Tue summer at Camp Rockbrook,
n. c.
Mrs Fred Mouton is visiting
in North Carolina.
Mrs. Wilson Jones returned to
her home in Mt. Pleasant, Tex,
after visiting her sister, Mrs.
Charles Carr and Mr.. Carr. Lorna
Doone Carr accompanied her.
NJ A. Steelman and Mrs. Nabe
spent last week in New Orleans.
TIE w. D. c. S. held its June
meeting with Mrs. J. c. Gay, with
Mrs. j. l.. Dickey presiding. Mrs.
W. L. Elkin gave the devotional
and Mrs. George Arndt led the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-28
posi- N BATAAN

Harrodsburg, KY AP. The
Harrodsburg chapter of the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars has been
named Bataan Memorial Post in
memory of GO Mercer County men
who were taken prisoners by the
japanese when Bataan fell.
The soldiers were members OF
a National Guard company. Tween
ty-nine of the group lost their
lives while the other 81 later
we're released from prison camps.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-28
TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Saul Peterzell was hostess
TO the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
Club last week at her home ON
Magnolia street IN Moss Point.
Mrs. Ralph Davis received the
high score prize and Mrs. j. c.
Hassei the cut prize.
Cold drinks and sandwiches
were served by the hostess dur
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-28

viii tend to prevent any of the
romantic attachments they form
from getting too deep and will
also add to their experience in
getting along with other people
and in learning to make better
estimates Of different types"
Evening star., 1946-10-31
Ang|o.-U. Armament
Standards Reported
Approved by Empire
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

LONDON, Oct. 31.-Well-quali-
| fed British military sources say
the British Empire has agreed
in principle to the standardiza-
ton of all its armaments on
American sizes and patterns.
In practice, these informants said,
Standardization would serve the
United States by making such
countries as Australia and New Zea-
land, in effect, advanced bases" for
American forces in event of future
conflict.
Britain would gain the advantage
of being able to order most of her
land, air and naval weapons and
munitions from America with con-
siderable less trouble, and in far
less time, than in the past.
Prime Minister W.. L. Mackenzie
King of Canada was said to have
been the first to broach ornaments
standardization, making his Sug-
gestion at the April conference Of
empire premiers in London. Prime
Minister Joseph B. Chif1ey of Aus
tralia and Finance Minister Walter
Nash of New Zealand were said to
have concurred.
British conversion, military in
formants said, would take at least
10 years. and they said they ex-
pected A. v. Alexander would give
the decision practical effect as soon
as he becomes defense minister De-
bate was opened in the House of
Commons yesterday spn the govern
ment's proposal to link the air, land
and sea forces under one ministry,
with Mr.. Alexander at its head.
One military source, asked if the
standardization agreement between
the United States and the British
Empire implied the conclusion of
formal military alliance, said it did
not. but added: 1T does mean a
deliberate decision from the British
side to settled any disputes that
might arise in the future by discus
sion"
Standardization would entail such
changes as redesigning the British
rifle from it's .30.3-caliber, in use for
so years, to the American model, 80
lcaliber. Details of Standardization
were said to have been discussed by
Field Marshal Lord Montgomery
during his recent visit to Canada
and the United States.