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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-21
Reds Seeking
To Postpone
Set Hearing
America, However, Asks
Iranian Matter To Top
Council Agenda
STETTlNIUS REQUESTS
Soviet Ambassador Says
Russia Not Ready To
Present Issue

WASHINGTON, March 20.
-R-The United States and
Russia split Wednesday night
on the question whether the
United Nations Security Coun'
Gil shall give an early hearing
to Trans charges against the
Soviets.
Russia asked for a postponey
ment of the scheduled opening OF
the council in New York, from next
Monday until April 10. Ambassa-
dor Andrei Gromyko wrote UNO
Secretary General Trygve Lie that
the Soviet government needed time
to prepare its cases.
Almost simultaneously Edward
R. Stettinius, Jr., American menu
Der of the council, filed with Lie
a request that the Iranian case be
See SPLIT on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-21

the young lady's arrival to the
minute.
But last night, when we hap.
pened to remember that spring
might arrive today, we found
ourselves at something more
than a complete loss.
Nobody Home
ALI our astronomist and
astrophysicist friends were
attending the showing of The
Lost Weekend" which even
they can't find. Paul Hess, our
plain old weatherman friend
wasn't home.
See SPRING On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-21
SPLIT ON IRAN
QUESTION BEFORE LNO MEET:
CROPS MAY END RATION NEED
Revolt In Iran
Revolt In Iran
KURDISH TRIBES
SETUP OWN RULE

TEHRAN, March 20-U.H-
Kurdish tribesrnen in the border
region of Azerbaijan have re-
VOTED and attacked three
Iranian garrisons, a war office
spokesman said Wednesday.
Unconfirmed reports said the
tribesmen had established an
autonomous government and
proclaimed separate Kurdis-
tan republic.
Fight Desperately
The war office spokesman, a
general staff officer, said
1ranian troops are fighting des-
perately to hold the towns Of
Sardasht, Saqqiz and Baneh
against the Kurds and that
seven planes of the Iranian air
force have been dispatched to
help them.
Other reports from the from
tier said the new Kurdish gov
eminent, organized by the
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-21

New Hanover county, have long
been beset with a severe labor
shortage. Local labor, swallowed
up by war industries, has not yet
returned to the Soil in large num-
bers. The German prisoners-of-
war, the farmers methodist hope,
are being sent back to their native
land.
Transient Labor
The very last hope is transient
labor, and the Bahamians and
Barbadosians may be among them.
R. W.. Galpain, New Hanover
county farm agent, is in Raleigh
today to see about the matter.
Galphia will confer with I. o.
Schaub, director of the N. c. State
See LABOR on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-21
RECOVER BODIES
IN PLANE WRECK

SAN FRANCISCO, March 90
W.H)-A military rescue party, toll
ing through heavy blizzard, Wed
nesday recovered the bodies Of &c
Army and Navy officers and en-
listed men from a barren ridge
See RECOVER On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-21
FARRELL PICTURES
CITY ADVANTAGES
Chamber Secretary Tells Of
Firm Wishing To Lo-
cate Here

"One large northern firm has
definitely committed itself for To-
eating here" and 1--WE have been
in direct communication with at
least IL WeI-known and old estab-
lished firms who are definitely in
terested In Wilmington"
So spoke John H. Farrell, city
industrial agent and secretary OF
the Chamber of Commerce, IN a
luncheon address yesterday to
See FARRELL On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-21
IMPORTED LABOR
IMPORTED LABOR
Bahamians MdvAid
Farmers In Section
County Agent Galphin In Raleigh In Move
To Get Labor Camp At Prince
George Greek Reopened .ss2*:!

Bahamians and Barbadosians of the British West In
dies said to be working 10000 strong South Carolina
FARMS may trek the border to aid the North Carolina
farmers in harvesting the spring crops
The North State farmers, and particularly those of
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-21

See FARMING On Page Two
Evening star., 1946-09-28
APARTMENTS WANTED.

PLEASE HELP THIS VETERAN-We are !
rhes,ponsloie couple and need 2-rm kit. ane
NAVAL LII. and wife with NJ no Children % o.
pets need small apartment; s.e. or ne. sec
2h EEefsahsa EsES 2pGITs ahs will ps5 as
HptoFPsaa TWo WoMEs sH a
lege. graduates. want Groom apt in NV
WANTED two-bedroom .unfurnished apart
ONCE, in D. C. or nearby Md or Va, near
school and Transportation willing to pay
MOVE sfa RcT assJ ss saa
apt. or rm. with 2 beds and pvt bath for
& cSrneT Teaphons Df sns7 sns near
MOTHER AND I have been separated 1
year ago today. which as my birthday.
apt. or house. furnished or unfurnished.
yo.rs so we o,s san ~, 6e ,SaI Teunited MARGERYo
ARMY CoLoNELo' Single, desires j or .
bedroom furnished apartment, preferably
QUIET. PRoFEssIoS2AL LADY. nondrinker
WOUNDED AMPUTEE SOLDIER, wife and
small baby desperately need 2 or 2 room
patient in Walter Reed. GE. 4145. 20
WOMAN EXECUTIVE and mother desire
l or BEDROOM unfurnished apartment.
UNFURNisHED APT.-settled widow; ref !:
basement if nothing else available. FIR.
CANADIAN official liaison officer, wants
furnished or unfinished or 3 bedroom
apt; preferably Va. or NV; 1924 mos. !;
will sign lease; wife and children. RE
SI;SoG, I;G, Ext E 1,6 S24!, y or Taylor 1853. 29' =
room apartment, preferably ' unfurnished,
Hobart HOB seesl9si aiGs rent not to exceed as S75
uSFuRNIsHaED APT. sought by prof. man
ana @ owgnifte, wife, both employed; no children.
cANADIAN GIRL urgently desires Sg Small
weekdays from 81 and a-b". " so "
VETERAN STUDENT, wife, desperately
need need small furn. apt; now have separate
oVEksfas vETnRAS Sa M 7Fo" frsdate student
wife, Iffsrso9 SON. z; desire ! or besrooom nv
VETERAN, wife and daughter. face evic-
ton; need one or two bedroom apt CO.
colored woman wants
one-room. kitchenette apt, unfurn. Call
FIR. 1902 3Os
REFINED COLORED VETERAN and wife
need Groom, kitchen, bath apartment No
children. Up to $50. Both employed.
Prefer NV NO S51S
Evening star., 1946-09-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.

CHOICE NE. LOCATION, unexcelled value
at 81 $50, terms TO suit; owner occupied
possession at settlement lovely 5-rm. row
KIT; colored tile bath. steel easement
WINDOWS, Venetian blinds; bright airy
5smt.; oil a.-c.h.; nice fenced rear. yard:
hard to find and do not last long. Cali
Mr; ME- Barr Ii. 6692. with MALCOLM, MA.
SUPERB LOCATION, in Anacostia Sc
Conv; to everything. this semidet. brick,
3-oedrm. home, with inclosed rear porch,
G:oods, = one Of todays best buys At $4,000.
mod. kit, tile bath, built-in 81 gar. ii In
fine cond. throughout; you will imme-
aa'sy Il sSoa like With hs nASom he6s cs Nj Naa Barr
RIVER TERRAcE-First time offered; a
delightful, well-keDt, 5-rm. row brick with
Oct gar; all mod. appointments; new
tlement Homes in this conv. ne. location
are, scarce, and this is an excel. value
Ssh MI Mt Barr, IL 6o92. with MALCOLM
NEAR 18th AND MD, AVE. N.E.-Brick
: sod stories. s. 9 rms: and bath. h.-w.h.;. ar
ranged ior families; near trans. stores
2, 4. BARRY. ME-. sos5. 'A '"'"eA'
N0RTHEAST, near Capitol-Brick house
shd FOR si furn.urs nqT nsn'ss can fu5 5,
bought; house is all modern, inc. oil h :
gh gIsc. An An excellent ihnlyestnent location
only 81 800, balance first mortgage. Ac,
quick for this rare opportunity. I'M. 1854
DETAcHED BRICK. corner, sl2.406;' g
few yrs. old. SAM RosEy, Ap. 27do. ~-2S
sEMIDETACHED, distinctive English ar.
reception hall, iiv, rm. with fireplace, din
Ing rn., den. completely equipped kit. OF
1st f.; 3 bedTms., "a tile baths and sur
room on End II. stairway to attic; oil heat
det garage. Possession with title, SIs,750
MARY FRANCES SPAULDING. exclusiv,
4 DEIiGHTTUL DETACHED sDsnisi
home, Sl6,950 Quilt of solid masonry
on a large lot, completely renovated ans
modernized.. large rooms, = baths, OF
heat. Venetian blinds, 2 side porches ant
2 open-deck porches Near express bus
stores, school. Immediate possession.
Open Sat. and Sun. . to pm. is Mil
marson st. NV, between North Cspito
and 1st SITS. NV, Madison and Nicholson
SITS. NV; McDEVTrr, Realtor. sH. 678t
cLETEL N pARK-rine location; mo mod.
frn dss.thed sds ,v, brick home lust rsdecoratsd
room, dining room, modern kitchen, sun
room; End floor, 3 bedrooms baths,
sI1 sIn,oom' ssa sra ,oor sedrcsTn @ and stgrsss
WRIGHT I'M 2SS0. E911 Wiar0nsfr
Evening star., 1946-09-28
HOUSES UkFURNISHED.

ON LOVELY WOODBURY. FARMS-Truly
gentleman's estate, this inviting 12-room
ing an enchanting view of this beautiful
farm; on the st floor there is a large
ing room with massive freplaces, library.
lavatory, kitchen and buffers pantry with
elec. dishwasher, two ranges, refrigerator
servants room and four lovely porches:
on the 2nd floor, four bedrooms, two baths,
dressing room of master bedroom. and
full bath and room-size cedar closet on
third floor; this house has full basement
equipped with complete laundry room. Tim
rage; rental reasonably priced at $500
per month. To reach: Out Georgia ave.
On Layhill road (Rt 1927 Il miles to en-
trance. For appointment call RE 1927
or open Sunday 2 pm. to 6 pm. j. LEE
CoLoRED-WE ARE sTILL taking applica-
tions foF large 17-rm; house IN NV. sec
HO- 04SR or Box 424 C. Star
Evening star., 1946-09-28
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

aIIaT.x ADTdT FAMILY AI1iIv Of H.. permanent Govt
CHEvY CHASE, Rosemary school vic--ses 3
responssnI6le family girls g, A. best ref.
TO $3.50; attractive two or three bedroom
house or apartment within Is miles Ana
i, comdr. wife, 4-month-old son. North
PERMANENT INTERIOR DEPT. engineer;
.eed tee. care; al retsi is WIZ WI. a5sa. ''' sss
uNRRA OFFICER, wife and Q children.
Just or f2 E1F1D sgepy dy,s
apartment; psesrdmnanent perm residents refer refer
snssi SsSY GaP sisp Sss needs bous. furS Ss
unfurn.: no small children. no pets; prefer
Alexandria; must have by Nov. 10. Tenn
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY of four adults
desire rental Of three-bedroom house in
northwest section: furnishings optional.
M NSruKSIsHTD TSIsHn PI aousn. sass to rooms ssr
within committing DISTANCE Of Washington;
sGoS sI,I Tsferences en- s,x Phone Wa 1890 20
house best 'reSe Of refefence eeeq pep
manent residence. Call IL. 2270 any time
ARMY CAPTAIN, wife and children
urgently need 2-bedroom, furnished house
or apt; S125 tops. Any listeners? OIL
FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS, permanently
situated IN washington, interested in rent
ing 2 or 3 bedroom unfurnished house. in
Northwest area, preferably Chevy Chase.
Bethesda, Westmoreland and Westhaven
sections; will consider others; husband per-
manently connected with large national
organization; would like house with garden
space and assurance of reasonable length
Of tenancy; resided present location Ave
years, but must yacste by January /; can
move any time; adequate references. Call
MA, 2438 daytime, WI. 7640 evening or
daytime. 30s
SETTLED COUPLE. no children. no pets,
wants long-term lease on 3-bedrm. house,
unfurn., ne. section, walking distance OF
Capitol. Box 259-J. Star. 30'
Ex-NAVY amateur radio operator. wife and
child need house or apartment to rent
within 10-nile radius D. c.; permanent
Govt. empioye. DI. 9539 go
PERMANENT RESIDENTS anxious to lease
or rent house NV. section: family Of four,
two girls, ages 16 and p; do not smoke
or drink Call Ordway S054 A.
TWO-BEDROoM HOUSE. viii pay UP tc
S65 month, six months in advance, /
years lease Phone 81. 2419 90
FOR 6 MONTHS OR LONGER Perm.
businessmen. wife and baby need Q or 8
bedroom house or apt, furn. or unfurn
Please call MRS. ORS1NGER. Adams 572S.
REFINED GENTLE COUPLE, permanent
residents, no children or pets, desire to
rent or 3 bedroom house in Northwest
section, Prefer unfurnished but will con-
sider furnished. .S150. Willing to sign
Lease Bsst of references; Telephone Co
I've 53o after 8 am. Monday. or write
Evening star., 1946-09-28
HOUSES EXCHANGED

KANSAS CITY FOR WAsHINGTON-Have
desirable 3-bedroom house in Kansas City
comparable property near Washington
MAJOR HOPKINS, 1909 10th NV. phone
sE s145 HosF eoTfsngs or week ends
similar house in Washington. Telephone
va WWttsHH9ISlSS;ToN-cHaR1orrE H9lS; " 81 C2g
apt. lease in Charlotte. Or 2182. !"
FURNISHED two-bedroom near 1900 Penn
Sc. for small apt. or suburban house; on
bus line. Ii 1852. 29t
NEW YORK FOR WASHINGTON, rental;
owner will exchange attractive, modern,
detached unfurnished 7-room house in re-
stricted neighborhood Westchester County,
for similar house near Washington. Box
92-G, Star 30
acres woods. unencumbered. Fairfax sec
ton, for larger house. Box 369-J, Star.
Evening star., 1946-09-28
HOUSES FURNISHED

ATTRACTIVE, Completely furnished 2-bed-
room house available to discriminating
adults until March; no pets. 81. 4o03 20
SOME ONE TO SHARE lovely home IN
Florida, in restricted section, 3 months
or longer; references required. Write
Box 1856. Star 20
CAPE COD, like new; lily rm. with fire,
place, din. rn.. de luxe kit; oil heat; .
large bedrms, luxurious BATH city water,
teleph.; near schools 80 mi. north of
District line. Bus at door. S75. SH 1851.
Evening star., 1946-09-28

hall Colonial home
maculate condition
ing rooms, screeneI
de luxe kitchen: q
tiled baths: 3rd fiS
room: 2-car gars
shower; Gil air C
flower garden. Les
Evening star., 1946-09-28

fssS Sss5sf e. :! nS Sssi Mf 4sss ssgIvAS SsS5s'
/. BLOCK FROM Wash. cathedral--6-yr-
old detached brick. rooms, baths. 1st-
bbTisk sarsss. storm y windows, Vsnet!sn;
FIELD REAITY Co. OR. 1857 until 8;
eIEVEiANSp' sIasia N y PxsRk-vacan. det. home home in
81 coRdition; 8 looms, baths, oil heat;
5ss shoppns as'pS %AF fsfs s. Gsna Aye eo sDd
SErSsbs 81 aas7 until 3: SUNDAY; Sy, 70 se , e..
Side porsh wood Cd bHrnins fireplace Honse
n excellent eondition; only g. years old;
Eairfas isi.wSs. BOSS BOSS sfsf SaEhPs cps aP sap7
so-Fr. + ns Row BRICK HOUSE in NorthWs.s. mSs
rear porches,, concrete front. porch, 8 Ice:
ssqqilds5Soo sq aGSoo CRANE HELAN' Real5sesrs 5ss
s6uTHERN Sol fYE2 AVE. s.E.-Brick, practically
reation rm.. finished in knotty, pine. With
:: +. b. eRGasssAudH. Rssitor. 4aos wis Wis
sa1 SaBuS,a sSs as t. g. sv. Hssy
lovely home complete in every detail. Bet.
brick: laTse corner lot ssnter,haII plan.
and full screens throughout. Convenient
sell at sic. 760: Out Mich. ave. to Queens
Chapel rd. to Hamilton and 36th ave, left
sSsS s. + f$s9 fiction Il NJ ssalS|Ss
GEORGE GEToWNwAttractiye 4-story Old
| GeCrgetown home completely renovated.
Available for immediate OCCUPANCY. Four
bedrms.. three complete tiled baths, delight
full sun deck with river view. OH heat.
Easily converted into two charming apts..
or into three-bedroom home and small
apartment on ground floor with separate
Gntr"inss G iss Esfssns sRoWM Tisf Rry Nc coR Pp56 b
SILVER sPRING-Brick bungalow. close
in; B large rooms. fun basement, nice
l yard, auto. heat attic; $4,000. Call
MRS. WILLIAMS. 81. 4055 30
SILVER SPRTNG-Frame bungalow. nice
rooms full basement. h.-wh., large yard,
double garage; $11,500. MRS. WILLIAMS.
GOOD BUY ON CAPITOL HILL-A Very
nice 10-rm. corner brick house, suitable for
tourists or roomers. A good Investment,
priced right; l block from East Capitol
St: call MIR. HARTMAN. RE. 1888; eyes,
MARYfLoxHND AVE. NE. near sth-An IDEAL
large house for tourist, rooming house or
other similar uses. Contains 10 rms, Q
baths, auto. stoker; completely furnished
and In the best OF condition. Priced ex-
esEssipHsl,yy ssg2sayupyr. low IL s1SSs7S9 E.A
MA. $3.50. Phone evenings until Q. ---2S
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27
Family Reunion AT
Home OF Dr.. And
Mrs. KeH Christmas

Christmas Day was a particu-
larly happy event at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Kell for
while al members of the very
large family were not able to
present enough gathered around
the dinner table to make it a very
notable event.
Among those in the group were
Mr.. and Mrs. Kell's son-in-law
and daughter, DR.. and Mrs. E. o.
Munson and the two latter's son,
DR.. Edward Munson of Houston
and daughter, Miss Betty Mum
son, of New York. DIR. and Mrs.
Dick Munson of New Orleans and
their daughter, Maurine, who is
DR.. and Mrs. Kell's first great
grandchild, were also in the
group.
Misses Johnsie and Betty Kell
of Hattiesburg were also present
as were Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Sim
mons and daughters, Kathleen,
Donna and Eunice, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Kell, all of Pascagoula and
the latters' sons, the Rev. Richard
Kell of Centerville, Miss, and
Robert Kell of the University OF
Mississippi. and Miss Kathleen
kell. also of Pascagoula.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY ON RAIL
ROAD. Call 1896. II If 1918
BUILDING.30x3O. all metal: store
type front; 6 in. concrete floor; REA
power line lights: lot 50xl00. Good
business location. Building can easily
be changed to other type. Price 81 $50.
Located about 100 yards Just past
1ath st. on Lincoln Ave. See r. p.
Harper. LIST apartment house past
tath ST II tip 1921
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Annual Luncheon
OF Tuesday Bridge
Club Held Thursday

The luncheon which is an an
nual event with members Of the
Tuesday Bridge club at Christ
mas time was held Thursday of
last week instead of on the name
day.
1t was staged at the Pasca7
goula Country Club where the
members gathered around a long
table where covers were marked
with camellias and with Christ
mas decorations used as a cen
terpieee.
Following the luncheon the
usual series of games were play
ed with Mrs. lie More Kelisner
winning the top favor and Mrs.
George Briggs that of second
high.
The players we're Mesdames
Kleisner, Briggs, Earl Peters.
Sydney Swan, Charles W. Smith,
Spencer Beebe, A. F. Dantzler.
and Robert Macy.
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except on rent, rice and sugar
abandoned.
Nov. ll.-U. S. orders return
of Danube ships.
Nov. i5.-TWA and pilots sign
agreement. Lewis cancels coal
contract with u. S.
Nov. l8.-Lewis and United
Mine Workers enjoined in coal
contract case.
Nov. 21.-Work stops in u. S,
coal mines. Lewis cited for CON.
tempt.
Nov. 23.-Ship strike ends on
vest coast.
Dec. 2.-U. S.. Britain agree to
merge their zones in Germany,
Dec. 4.-Wilson WYATT quits as
'ousing expediter, Mine union
ned $500, 900. Lewis $4,000 on
,ntempt charge.
Dec. R-Lewis ends coal strike
ores die in Atlanta hotel fire
Dec, l2.-Thirty-sev die in
lew York tenement collapse.
Dec. l4.-Uniied Nations AS.
lembly accepts site in New York
Uttered by John d. Rockefeller
Jr., and votes arms curb.
Dec. l6.-United Nations AS.
iembly adjourns.
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News Reviews -.
CONTINUED from Page y

So, 600 loan to Britain.
July LEU. S. beef prices hit
all time high,
July 17.-Gen. Draja Mihailo.
vic, leader of the initial resist.
ance against the Nazi conquero~s
of YugoSlavia, executed on charg.
eS he elaborated with enemy.
July 20.-Congressional COM
mittee majority blames military
men for l94l Pearl Harbor dis,
aster, but Republican minorit
charges President F. ID. Roose
welt with dereliction.
July 25.-Congress and Pres
dent approve revised OPA BIZ
Second atomic test bomb explod
es at Bikini.
July ~29.-Advisory peace con.
ference meets in Paris.
Aug. ACKNOWLEDGMENT Con
gress adjourns.
Aug. gu. S. transport plane
forced down by Yugoslav fighter
pilots.
Aug. 19,-Five Americans die
when U. S. transport plane is sho
down by Yugoslav fighters. u
S. note rejects Russian proposals
for control of DardanelleS.
Aug. 20.-Price controls on
meat ordered restored.
Aug. 29.-Security council vot-
es U.N. membership for Afghan
istan, Sweden and Iceland.
Sept. Greeks vote to restore
King George to throne.
Sept. Stock market tum,
bles.
Sept. 5.-All U. S. ports tieo
up as sailors strike.
Sept. 12.-Seeretary of Com
merce Henry Wallace assails
get tough with Russia" policy
at New York political rally.
Sept. 18.-Twenty-six die, Il
hurt, as Belgian airlines plane
crashes in Newfoundland.
Sept. 20.-President Truman
drops Henry Wallace from Cab.
met in conflict on foreign policy
views. Sea strike ends on east
coast.
Sept. 21.--Sea strike ends or
west coast.
Sept. 22.-W. Averell Harri-
man named Secretary of Com,
merce.
Sept 30.-Nuernberg court ac-
quits German military staff oil
war crimes, convicts other groups
Oct. Nineteen individual
war crimes defendants convicted
three acquitted at Nuernburg
Twelve sentenced to hang, one
in absentia. Marine Officer tie ur
U. S. ports in strike. Truculen'
Turtle, us. Navy patrol bomber
sets 11,236-mile flight recore
from Perth, Australia, to Col
umbus, Ohio.
Oct. 3.--Thirty nine die il
crash of American airliner IL
Newfoundland.
Oct. 11.--Archbishop Aloysiu
Stepinatz sentenced to l6-yea
prison term in Yugoslavia on col
liberation charge.
Oct. 14.--Meat price control
end. Paris peace advisory con
ference ends.
Oct. 15.-Cardinals win Worle
Series.
Oct. 16.-Hermann Goerint
cimmits suicide. 10 other Nuern
berg war crimes defendant,
hanged, u. S. beef and lamb pric
es at new record highs. Cottor
prices slump.
Oct. 21.-TWA planes ground
ed as pilots strike. s
Oct. 23.-U. NJ. Assembly meets
at New York.
Oct. 26.-Sea strike settled or
east coast.
Nov. 4.-Big Four foreign min
listers meet in New York.
Nov. 5-Republicans win ma.
jor victory in elections.
Nov. gu. S. price control:
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IN MEMoRfAM

In loving memory of my dear hus-
band. who departed this life year
ago today. December 26. 1915.
Just one year ago ear Joe. ! laid
YOU down to rest. You left me oh SC
lonely to join the heavenly bless. I
miss you oh I miss you So: and in
some way ! believe you know | miss
YOU more and more each day. God
called you from labor to reward Sleep
on dear Joe. take your rest. ! loved
Won oh but God loved o best.
Sadly missed by a dear wife.
Christina A. Vincent.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Is HousEFuRNIsHrNcs

BARGAIN-Maple Sted. double coil
springs, innerspring natule
Williams St. or call 1891. 10 2tp 1921
LOT so X 100. located off River Road
on Magnolia Road. Will sell very reas-
enable Contact Troy Parker. 81 Cab
Co. 10 2tc 1920
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az FOR SALE OR TRADE

2s WANTED TO BUY 20
WANTED-To buy, truck load cattle
feed. HAY or CORN. Contact Texaci-
tru Store. Ocean Springs. Miss.
Phone 2l71. % 4tp 1876
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FINAL RULE FOR DIVORCE

dIhoUf (OUIft
BY vertis c. Ramsay, D. c.
ct 1927, 1-3
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To Mariana Carbonei. present resi-
dence Is unknown. but the last known
residence vas Gill Eastlawn Apt,
P~ascagoula. Mississippi.
You are hereby notified that q
final rule for divorce A. v. M. has
been granted against you at the suit
of Laura M. Nagele Carbonel your
wife which will be heard in the Court
of Common Pleas No. 5 of Philadelphia
,unty. State of Pennsylvania. June
Term. l945 No. 1868 on Friday the 7th
day of February A d.. is47. at 10
appear and show cause. II any you
have, why such divorce should not
be granted against you in the Court
OF Common Pleas No, 5, in Room *.
No. 654 City Hall. Philadelphia, Pa.
HERBERT Mayors.
Attorney for Libellant.
1904 Girard Trust Building.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27
NOTICE OF NONRESIDENT
HAZEL KEITH KLINElCoMPLAIN-
ANT
VS.
CHARLES MILTON KLrNE-DEFEND-
ANT
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

No. 9876
TO: CHARLES MILTON KLINE. DE-
PENDANT
You are hereby cited to appear
before the Chancery Court of the
County of Jackson, IN said State upon
the second Monday, the 18th day of
January, l947, to defend the SUIT in
said Court of Hazel Keith Kline
against you wherein she Is seeking n
divorce as is shown by Bill of Com
plant on file In said cause.
WITNESS MY HAND and Seal of
said Court this IL day of December.
1916.
SEAL
FRED TAYLOR, Clerk,
Chancery Court,
Jackson County. Mississippi,
BY Vertis G.. Ramsay, d. C..
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