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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-04
groups of friends.

EtpURS VI iCiidS.
Mrs. Wade billiard will be
hostess Ito the Friday Bridge
Club at its meeting, January
q, at her home at III Column
ous Drive.
Mrs. Henry Gautier returned
Saturday from a short visit with
family connections in jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius McIlwain
and . spent the week end
with relatives in Brockton, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Cranberry
were among football devotees
who attended the Sugar Bowl
game at New Orleans New
Years Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Oglesbee,
804 18th street, returned home
Thursday of last week after hav-
ing spent Christmas in Columbia.
Miss, where they divided visits
between the families of the form
er's parents, MI. and Mrs. e. I.
Oglesbee, and the latter's broth
er, Percy l.. Smith. They were
accompanied by their young son,
David.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Wells
went to New Orleans Monday to
attend the Sugar Bowl game
New Years Day but have now
returned home.
DR.. and Mrs. Guy Yates enter
tanned quite a house party from
Friday, Dec. 10, until Christmas
Day when Mrs. Yates mother,
Mrs. John f. Yarbrough and her
sons and daughters and their
families were together for the
first time since the outbreak of
the war. Besides Mrs. Var
brough, they We're Master Ser
geant John Y%arbrough, who is
now en- route tc Germany, and
his wife and family of Phila-
delphia, Miss; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Keith and children of Pen
sacola; Charles Yarbrough and
children of Clinton. Miss, and
William Yarbrough. also of Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Laura Chalmers and Eu-
gene Talbot We're among Pasca-
goulans that witnessed the Sugar
Bowl game at New Orleans Tues
day.
Mrs. William Rawley and baby
daughter Lanita, have reioined
MI. Rawley at their home at Nor
folk, Va, after a visit in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. I. F. Ogles-
bee.
Visitors in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph HOLSTER New
Years day were Mrs. HOLSTERS
sister. Mrs, H. B. Everitt and
daughters, Misses Ann and Marie
of Panama City, and Kathleen OF
New Orleans. Mrs. Everitt and
Miss Marie have returned to
Panama City but Miss Ann went
to Raymond, Miss, where she will
study at Hines Junior college.
Miss Kathleen returned to New
Orleans where she is employed.
Sammie Sailor, gunner's mate,
second class, and Robert Jones,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-04

boatswain's mate, second class
who were members of the crew of
the "Connally" when that ship
was here for Navy day were
guests of Miss Lena Grcttel at
the home of her parent, MI. and
Mrs. A. j. Grettel. last Satur-
day and Sunday.
The Arts and Crafts Center will
resume activities this coming
week, Monday, Jan. Z, when a
new class viii be started with
Mrs. w. X. Enrich as teacher.
II will be on "Art Education" and
will be ably handled by Mrs. Ehr-
lich who is a graduate of Brea
college at Bera, KY, where she
took an extensive art teachers
training course and later taught
in a Covington, KY, school. The
hour for the class has been set
as 1880: it will be followed by
the regular monthly meeting of
the center at $500. AT the con-
clusion of business Mrs. w. c.
Ravens will be guest-speaker. A
cordial invitation to attend is x
tended to anyone interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Hundley
were among those who saw the
Sugar Bowl games at New Or
cans, New Years day.
Friends were commiserating
with Mr.. and Mrs. Baylous w.
Stokes last week over the fact
that they and the entire family
were confined to bed with severe
attacks of the flu on Christmas
and the remainder of the week.
However they all are now able
to be up again.
Mrs. John Crump has returned
to her home in Eastlawn after
a visit of several weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Flora Fisher, in
Chattanooga, Ten.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Mcllwain
were among those journeying to
New Orleans Tuesday for the
Oklahoma Aggies-St. Mary's
Gaels game that day.
Pleasant new additions to Pas
cagoula social and business life
are Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Gilley
and baby of Biloxi. Mr.. Gilley
mas just received a release from
the u. S. Army in which he served
as lieutenant and has resumed
his former connection with the
Daily Herald except that he will
be the papers representative in
Pascagoula and East Jackson
county both as reporter and bust
ness manager, including circu-
lation. Mr.. and Mrs, Gilley have
already purchased a home in Pas
cagoula.
Cpl. Howard B. Mason of Camp
Shelby, and Cpl. Herman Mason
Of Ft. Belvoir, Va, VIII ospent
last Christmas in England, doub-
ly enjoyed being with their par
ents, MI. and Mrs. S. B. Mason,
for the holidays this year. 9th
ers in the house party at the
Mason home were Mrs. Leona
Basset and Percy Basset of
West Helena, Ark, and Thurman
Bassett of Okolona, Miss, who
spent a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs Mason
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-04

Mrs. Henry Gautier returned
Saturday from a short visit with
family connections in jackson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02
TOURIN' THE
RADIO WORLD

COUNT Basic Jump King
OF Swing has boon signed for
four-weck engagement at the
famous Avodon Ballroom IN Los
Angeles. Calf, starting Deccm-
Der 10 The Count Will also make
& series Of musical shorts for Co
lumbia Pictures. He is working
out arrangement for a jazz con-
Govt hcll present next January
in HOLLYWOOD Bowl
AMOS ~ ANDY and TAKE
IT OR LEAVE 1T, have been
picked up for airing over the
Canadian network
SAM DONAHUE and his orr
ohostra were selected by the
Navy Department. and pro-
vdcd the music on two special
coast forecast Navy Day broad
casts last Sunday October 27
over the Mutual and NBC net
works.
The sax-tootin' maestro pilot
cd the famed official L S. Navy
Band or The Liberation Fore
Is IN three wears overseas IN
the Pacific ETO and Mediter-
rancan during the war
IN CONJUNCTION with Sis.
ter Kenny fund drive which
starts November is. Rosallnd
Russell and Bng Crosby will
be cut IN on the Kate Smith
airer OF that date for six MN
utcs novelty spot, with the palr
trading wisecracks
JIMMIE LUNCEFORD tho
famed Harlem Express" has
received word from Tokyo that
an Army AR Force Band IN
the Jap capital has given itself
the name Of the "Luncclord
Bombers n honor OF the vet
eran maestro Jimmie is showing
his appreciation of this honor
by sendinC the Army bandsmen
manuscripts of some Of his most
famous Jazz and swing arrange
ments for their use
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02
All-Winner Mite
For Amateurs

Who will be acclaimed as De-
troit's outstanding Amateur?
Sixteen winning amateurs will
compete in an All-Winner ANA
teur Show on Saturday, Novem-
Der is at pm. at the Paradise
theater
All-WInner amateurs includes
Dorothy Thornton. Catherine
Freeman, Frederick Reid. Jose
phine Worthy and her Counts
Of Rhythm Band; Dan Turner.
CALVIN Frazier and Jesse Tay-
Tor, The Stylist, lola Hunter,
Lloyd Sims, Bernadette Martin
Earl Van Dyke and his band
Wallace Dorsey, Ernest Farrow
and his combination. Ronald
Walker and Dorothy Wilson.
The Amateur Shows are under
the personal direction Of Rollo
S Vest the discoverer of stars.
500 in prizes will be offered to
the winners First prize $50: sec
ond prize, SIS; third prize sis
and fourth prize $40.
Application blanks for the
Tuesday night Amateur show
may be obtained at the Para
disc theaier office.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02
LOUIS ''CHOO CHOO CIT BOOGE' BRINGS BIC REVUE

J, Another big week in enter
tainment will be scheduled week
starting Friday with Louis "Choo
Choo Ch'Boogie" Jordan and his
entertaining orchestra. Jordan
has been a standout attraction
wherever he PLAYS, should it be
theatres, night clubs or dances.
Battle With Bins
For some months a leading
recording company has watched
their two top hcadliners, Louis
Jordan and his Tympany Five,
who headline the stage at the
Paradise theater, and Bing eros.
BY battle for the most played
luke box championship. One
week Crosby Leland the next
he was displaced by Jordan. And
so il went.
Finally il was decided to team
the two and see what would
happen.
Happy Combination
-Four sides were cut and all
go broke loose The Crosby
Jordan combination exploded the
music industry and the only one
unhappy about the whole thing
now is the record company,
which finds itself in the posi-
ton Of not being able TO turn
out records in sufficient quaint
ty to keep their buyers content.
The combination record takes
top place in the most play
championship but the battle
still RACES
Louis promises 20 sing all his
latest hit recordings including
such favorites as "Choo Choo
Oh Boogie,' That Chicks Too
Young To Fry and Amt That
Just Like a Woman"
Johnny Otis and Band
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02

theater.
Critics have praised this new
conner as one Of the few bands
70 come to the front in so short
time.
Big Time Crisp, sensational
dancing star and Crackshot and
Vivian Harris complete the huge
all-star stage revue this week at
the Paradise theater.
Screen fare stars Rcd Ryder
IN his latest thrill western, Sun
Valley Cyclone, with Little
Beaver The latest issue of the
All American news completes
The screen program
Amateur Night again will fca-
tue group Of talented Detroit
or@ under the personal direc-
ton Of Rollo S. Vest.
Gala Midnight show every Sat-
ttu.l..,. ..at. - fO.oO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02
JAZZCONCERT

CAMP Detroit has b en-
picked for the nations first
weekend Of jar" by Norman
Granz. Jazz producer and inn
pressario GRAM all-star aggre-
CATION. "Ja7z at the Philharmo-
MIC. will appear for three per-
formances, November 3 and a.
AT Music hall. They include a
Sunday matinee, and Sunday
and Monday night programs.
Granz first discovered Detroit's
iazz-consciousncss last May Is,
when his Jazz at the Philhar-
monte concert sold out a record
breaking house to 5000 persons,
and turned away 1000 more.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02

Introducing for the first time
IN Detroit, Louis Jordan will
bring Johnny OTIS, California
new swing sensation. his drums
and orchestra to the Paradise
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02

DAVE WII.5oURNE. who
heads the trio. "oenin1 last
week al Sporfree. Music Bar.
received quite a hand on his
new musical arrangements Of
some of the latest popular
songs. Starting November =.
the we'll known recording art
lists. The Cats and the Fiddle.
will be al the Music Bar. This
spot is fast gaining the rep
of being the spot that jumps
in Detroit. Every Monday ce-
lebrities gather al the famous
Blue Monday. az cocktail
hour from 400 10 8.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-27
Alaska Airlines Resumes Daily Flights Between Anchorage and Juneau

Daily flights between Anchor age and Juneau by Alaska Air lines have been resumed as a re- suit of recent decision by the CAB, it was announced by Mar shall C. Hoppin, President, Alas ka Airlines. An Air Carrier Oper- ating Certificate for this route has been granted by the CAA as a part of their program to certifi- cate the routes of scheduled air carriers.
 Alaska Airlines requested cer- tification of all its routes in June, 1946, but was delayed in the cer- tification of the Anchorage-Jun- eau portion Of it's route because of the original decision of the CAB in the Pacific Case which required that the operation of this route be discontinued as of August 20 Alaska Airlines has operated the Anchorage-Juneau portion of their large network of routes throughout Alaska since 1943.
 Daily flights will be operated which will provide direct connec- tions with Pan American AirwayS at Juneau for Seattle and other points Outside. A new low rate of $126.OO from Anchorage to Seat tie has been placed into effect.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-27
WIEN ALIRLINES

Wednesday a trip was made to Candle with Ralph HavenStrite and party. They returned to Nome Thursday. They also brought Miss Alice Stewart.
 Fred Chainey was a passenger to Coffee Creek Wednesday and Perry Eningwouk was taken to ShiShmaref.
 Tuesday afternoon a plane ar rived from Fairbanks with Emma Katgonan and the following pas SengerS for Kotzebue BeSS Cross,
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-27

Fred Lincoln, Robert Lee, B. w. Nelly.
 Today a charter trip is being made to White Mountain for the Alaska Native Service to take a group of children from the school in White Mountain to the native school in Wrangell.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-27
SPECIAL GUESTS FOR CHAMBER LUNCHEON

M. s. Mitrovich, president of the Nome Chamber of Commerce announced today that those off cialS who are here in the interest of the lighterage rate hearing, the examiner and attorneys, will be guests at a dinner in the Nevada Lounge this evening.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-27

SANTA FEE, N. M., Sept. 27. P) The OPA recently announced that the five cent cup of coffee is here to stay. But price administrator Paul Porter couldn't find five cent cup in Santa Fe. The hotel where he stayed charges l5 cents a cup.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-27
DRAMA CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

The Drama Club of the Feder- ated Church, which has been inac- tive during the war, last evening held it's first meeting in several years at the home of Mrs. Robert Baldwin. Officers elected for the year were Mrs. William Cameron, president; Dick Webb, vice presi- dent and Pat Collins secretary. A series of plays are planned for the winter.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-27

In the spring the niaie wood cock performs its mating dance by flying high in the evening sky, then falling head over tail in a spectacular dive to the forest floor.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-27
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving Wednesday on the Pan American were Al Barker, Ralph Rivers, l.. T. Main, George Rog- CTS, Francis Horan, E. Johnson. Passengers from Moses Point were Esher Charles and Oscar Swan son.
 Departing were MT. and Mrs. Harry Dobson, Mir. and Mrs. Gro yer Andre, Alice Hady, Bob Etu- Seak, Fred Johnson.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
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Evening star., 1946-04-07

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Evening star., 1946-04-07
The Pig That Spoke French
HELEN PAPASTfVILY
Co-Au of 4ny Can Hoppen'

date we might be tempted to send or be
blackmailed into receiving.
George met Belushka and brought her
home, settled her in the barn and offered her
corn She gave it languid push with her
snout Oats? Wheat? Barley? After long
distance call we found that in transit
Belushka had spent three happy days in
Mischa's restaurant, discovered speciality
of the chefs potatoes crisped in butter,
sprinkled over with fresh chopped mint -
and had eaten nothing else.
While we were tapering Belushka off to
our simpler cuisine, Marian, friend of ours
who was seven years old then, came by and
Immediately went down to visit the pen.
She came back to the house with the
astounding news that Belushka had replied
to everything she said with. "Oui, oui"
So thereafter it was understood among
our friends that Belushka spoke French.
And when one of our acquaintance, a
professional card by trade, went travelling
he sent home postals addressed to Mile.
Belushka Pigg," showing the Eiffel Tower
and Versailles. At Christmas he mailed
gift can of truffles and a pin-up of
Charles Boyer for the pen wall
All this was tres goi indeed, but it did not
hasten the moment when we must plunge
the knife into Belushka's s throat and before
the disbelief in her eyes had time to
Evening star., 1946-04-07
Here's a warning: You
have to be hardhearted
to raise your own hams

TvHERE is abroad in the land at the
moment an idea that you can have a
mighty fine time, cut your bills in half and
keep in the best of health, all by moving out
to little place in the country.
Your own vegetables - that's what it
says in the articles - golden butter - see,
Just like the picture - all the fried chicken
you can eat how do look in overalls, kid?
Before you dial any more real estate
agents, listen to an old settler who has tried
it for II years, survived three Billiards, two
droughts, near foreclosure. locusts, severe
infestations of summer visitors and the corn
borer, and is, therefore, qualified to speak.
With one exception these promised joys
of country living are quite possible. You
may raise turnips and satisfy and kale. al
though wouldn't know what for; you may
pick an apple off your own tree if you don't
mind paying the same amount store would
charge to pick one off its counter.
But you'll never be the fellow who raises
his own meat - the fellow who sticks his
thumbs in the armholes of his vest and says,
well what Il it be for dinner, folks? Crown
roast? Leg of lamb? Porterhouse steak?
Veal? All raised on the place. Didn't cost
me cent"
/ KNOW, because we tried it, and look what
happened to us.
George and moved on the farm in the
summer Before we were even unpacked, our
friend Mischa sent us letter saying he had
bought us present, Poland China pig,
and she was coming by train. Her name"
he wrote, lis Belushka, which means in
Russian, Dear Little White One, and her
pedigree is six generations longer than the
Grand Dukes. I'll be out to eat Christmas
ham with you."
Enclosed also was the shipping contract
for Belushka, most remarkable prose COM
position covering not only the relationship
and mutual responsibilities then existing be-
tween us, Belushka and the Railway Express,
but also touching upon any future giraffe,
rhinoceros or carnivore which at some later
Evening star., 1946-04-07

glaze, scald her pink whiteness in kettle.
That Christmas we bought ham at the
A & P and Belushka went off to neighbor's
to be brood pig. We see her quite often,
comfortably established in the maternity
barn, and always busily (as presume she
phrases it to herself encsinte.
The next summer, under the influence of
the Rural New Yorker, we bought sheep
in order to have wool for all our clothes,
Evening star., 1946-04-07
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Evening star., 1946-11-05
HOUSES FOR sALE--hethws...

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cooking stove; end a., 4 pvt. bedrooms
drss anS bath a Ass nte with hsh House. ceiling IS
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janitor's quarters. oil heat, good condition
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ca. Price OF building, $lO.950.
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Evening star., 1946-11-05
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17

Safes Commissioner, ON the In :.
Nations War Crimes Commission.
Col. Robert M. Springer of the
Judge Advocate Generals ONCE has
been awarded the Legion of Merit
for exceptional services here and
abroad in connection with the ad-
ministration of military justice. He
Is an officer of the Regular ARM
and resides in Washington.
He was chief of the military per-
sonnet and training division and
assistant judge advocate from De-
cember, 1941, to February, 1915.
Capt. Henry C. Rozendal, U. S. N,
212 First street Sc, has been
awarded a Gold Star in lieu of a
second Legion of Merit by Vice Ad-
miral Louis Denfield. Capt. Rozen-
dial won the decoration for outstand-
ing service as commander of q de-