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Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
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@arifau. - auBen6anOels : Gr-
perten erfl1. ten, GaB &uBlarO inl
n1dlten Sabre ma6riMeinlid aobIen-
uitsfiihr @olcuS crbdltcn merOe.
lllitcr ciueui nciien 6an0elSabfom-
men Oas fiir5lih III Mto5fau uiter-
5cid)uct mllroc, iino GuBlano uno
NoIcn ii6ereingcfommeri, bonn l..
9lpril 1916 einen @iiterarstouid I'M
@erte bon $196,000,O00 ~oor0uneb-
men. &oble ober biloet gegenmdrtig
oas @auptausfubyproolift Yolens.
Gbmobl Holen crit unI6n9lt Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beige
treten lit Woourd) ibm Sic meitlifen
Midrftc er0iinet muroem beiteben nur
gerin9c 9luSiidten, Dob @ateuropa
polniI6e &oble i'm fpmnlenOen Sabre
SIT le1cn bcfommel miro.
3os 8otidaftSlnirglle0 elmer nett
liden Mnht, melfeS oarum eriudte,
leinen Natnen unBenalmt SIT laiieu.
Iagte, Beanie 0es polniiden Shif-
fartS : uno Sanoelsminiiterilms bot
ten oltf Die Jrage: mieuiel Goble go
len ieillem 2an0e abge6en fOnne 80
B%enntmortet: 8ir baben feline &oble
SIT pcrfaufcn."
YDlcn boiit infer oem neuen ab-
fontnten bon HuBlano betrd6tlid)e
Mengen Nobmaterial 5n erbolten, 0a-
runter Molle mo ganmmolle 5unl
getriebe Der TertiIfa6rifen ioluie
8oumaterial.
Ser Snbnlt oes Abfommens lit
nidt oeroffentliGt poroen.
Ger SnOuitrieminiiter Stlarp Minc
bot propbe5eit, oaB Die polniiden
&oblenbergmerfe i'm Sabre 1916 an
Sic 46,000.O0O bis $4,000 00t. aob-
le ~lieiern meroen. Die BroOnftion Don
Sanitar Bis Npril 6ieles Sabres be-
lief iif owiiden 100000 6is 81
500,0 900 t I'M Monot.
Gin eroBer Ieil Scr I'M @iuter
1916 proou6ierten &o9le, Ole norfna-
lermeiie erportiert poroen mare, lit
ans Mangcl an Iransportmitteln Dor
Ben Wruben uerbrnnnt lporoen.
St areiien nlisIdnOiider Botidai-
ten 6eiBt cs, Dab @olen fiir Die aoble,
Die es in anoere Gambler ais RuBlanO
erportierte, SO 0ie Come uerlangt
bat. Roble an HliBlan0 bingegett lei
5i elmer State pom $3.50 Die Tonne
nbgege6en luoroen.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
uch icdps Ocmtidbc
1T Sdsanohoi pcrhaftct

1dlnng6ui. - Son amerifaniifen
geatnteh bie iih nit ser unterilt-
d)ing Der oeiltiden Espionage in G6i
ma be'aiien, mlir0en feds weitere
Geutite in 6oit genonmcn. @leih.
5eitig mur0e mitgeteiIt, onB in Can
ton lie6en an0ere Yerlouen, 0ariitter
Orei oeutide &onlltlats beamten, IN
@nft gfnommen lpuroen.
llnter sen Eelite uerbafteten Herio.
Hcr befinoen lid ioIgenoe: Sans
MOsberg, Elm Slioe. ser nah ser
0litteilun9 Don Captain 5ranf 6ar-
rel 0on Nem 9orf I'M Sabre 1871 ais
rItiher Ngent mad g6iila gefommen
Nreiberr SeSco Don Euttfanmer.
Scr ell 0entiheS Snformotionsbureau
~jeleitet ltio oafiir $2500 I'M Mouat
trhaltcn BADEN ioll; Cigar non Ran-
0op- Der sum oelititen 9otidlaitSitab
acborte; @ernlam SS1ger cin aliil-
tent oeS idlon frii6er Uer6aiteten
2uomig Gbrbart, unO 9ein5
Eeerdlfe.
Sn Canton mlirOen Der iritbere
rtilleriemuptmann q. Seiie, Der
Benerolfoniul Or. 6ran5 Siebert
mo 81. SobanueS Otto in 9ait ge-
tommen.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
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115-5olOQten

0pnOon 9eutnallt @ronpiGe
Outage, ser frii6er @ef1ngnisoffi.
0ier in 2idfieIo lpar, erfldrte Dor
Dem 9riegs9eridt, Dab Oie omerifo-
niihen SoloatenJ 0ie ais @efange-
ne in 9agerit iaBen oft gepriigeIt
mur0en uno abiidtlih 10 iAlimm
bebonoelt moroen leieI I'M iie oo3n
5l brin9eu, oie 8ront Dem 2eben
I'M @efdngnis b~or5li5ieben. Gr Jag
te, BOP oieie 9raris nidt mir in
2idfieto, ionoern audl i'll onoeren
Qagern in Gttglnno uerfolgt iporOen
lei uno oab in eiaem Eager cine be-
ionOere 9(btRilung 0anlit bennftragt
moroen lei ooieie 2eute miirbe GIT
mad)en."
Gr erflGrtc, sic. griigefeien ieien
Sic 6olge Ser bon sen 50Deren Gf-
fi5ieren porgeiHriebenen Wetbooe
.1emeipn, Die GrioB fir ben @onti-
nent baben molIten, ma6reno 0ieie
2oger NIT Strdflingen iiberiiillt no-
rem. Gen @1dteru lei eelngt iuor-
BEN oieie 2eiite ,,5ll OerbalieiL ober
babel niGt oll5nuieIe ano6en Sit
rbreden", iagte ser 2eutnant.
Gltbo9e, Der oils 8eage fir Den
angefla0ten Sergeanten Sanles So
mes bon Wtrsfogee, Sfla., auftrnt,
iagte, oieie @olitif lei I'M slltgltit
oes Subres 1914 bon Goloiel SameS
Gilinn non @igblano Earf, ST.,
Dem &otnllonoeur Oes 10. Grins0e-
pots, eingefiibrt morOen. Gr iagte,
zines Cages babe CT ailion amigo
ilidt, I'M nit linn Sen 5aa zines
@Afonqcncn SIT beipreden, Der iid
.gcpeigert bate, 8efeble ourf5ufiib-
rem, uno ailinn lei oarii6er in @ut
geraten ,tunO bot mir aeiogt, 6aB
ser Monn nlf oen SdieBplot ODER
ionitmo9in gebrad)t uno D~earbeitet
ipeuSen ionte. @ir fonnen gennu
10 i6orf borgeben tpie irgenoein an
oeres StrofIager. @s tudre elm 3ei-
den ser Sdpp16e, mentl mir nit Ell
mem iolfer Burden nidt fertig
iperoen fonnten."
Gubage, aiaion uno bier onoere
iteben iel6it lInter ser Pin
fInge, Die 9eute in 2idfief0 miBban-
oeIt gil baben. Gubage erfldrte, er
babe bei ieinen gorgeiebten Broteit
erboben uno erfIart, Dab bon Ser
Briigelei SIT oiel @ebral6 gemodt
unO lei pegen oieier EroteItc
ieLbit 3peimal periebt morOen.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
GnglanO-M
lcibc 9cidbrOct

@oihinatou (CgSgO PTS bic
I46ltte inn 5enat ii5er sic .lunitritic4
ne Nnlei6e crofinct wnrOe, 5eiltc
i'd iUie befannt miro, @eiorgnis
inter Sen Neonteu OcS H.. 2.
SdabantcS, neil aS ir0llid idJieh
0oB Ser aonqreB euo9iilti0e Sd)ritte
6inlidtlid) Der Anlei1e bis nah Sen
Npoemberiuablcn ueridieben f0nnte.
Sa ofii5icllcn areiien miro fot.
it'd 5ll5egeben, Dem nmeritonii6en
@olf lei ni6t begreiflid genodt
mor0ell, oaB OieieS 2anO Ourd Die
engliide 9(nlei6e unO uusl1nOiide
anleiben i%iber3olipt mirtihoftlid
proiitieren iucroe. Nicie Sntinde,
iogte man BOT oie negntipe ooer gar
feiaolidc &coftion Ger nmerifani-
ihen Cifentlihfeit oui Sen Inleibe-
plan CUR 6olBe gebabt.
,Gprcd)qr OeS SMabamteS nno ocs
Gtaie departments Iino bercit 81.
3ugeben, Bob Ser Gnlei6euorl6laJ
I'M Observation-Disclosures einen nod
jd6eren aampf SIT gemdrtigen 6a6en
miro ais i'm Genot. Cine llmiroge
ii6er ole SteQlng, Die oie Gele9utio-
nen BON fiinf reprGientatiuen Staa-
ten einnebmen, ldBt 0arnuf idle.
ben, 0oB cine groBe 3abl Der abge-
orocten iid) bereits gegen Oie SlnIeibe
fcitaelegt 6nbsn, mabreno cine gro
Be 3a6l mSerer MitgIieoer 0es
Sollles nod lmentihieoen lit. Son
Sen @bgeoroneten Der finn Stdaten:
Californian, Sainois, @inneiota,
SeroS in6 @iSconiin - gi6t es mr.
lpeniae. 0ie ii6 enogiiltig iiir cine
llnteritiibung Der &orla8e entldlol
len baben.
Goipobl aongreBnitglieoer Wie
Se~notpren erbolten 3uidriiten ii6er
sic engliiMe 9(nlei6e, Die iih 5ebn
81 ems Ongeoan ollsipredcn. Die.
Ter 6aftor pertriuAt er6e6lid)e &c
ioronis ltnter sen gn6Gngern Der
Administration ollf Capitol Sia mie
i'll SEN 3uitdnoigen Megierrngsitel-
len. gr iii6rte 81 ser 9%eiiirdtrmN
0oB iid oos Gnrlanent Der Grleoi-
qlmg elmer 10 itrittigcn 6roge ent
3ieben tpiirOe, inoem es lid mad Dem
0huiter ser 8ebanolung Ser gorlnqe
iiber 0ie 8erldngerung Der @ebr
pflid)t ans Der Mfioire 5iebt uno
enogiiltige Sdrittc bis nad Der g6-
boltlng ser @oblpu oocr menigltens
Ser Yrilndrrua6len pcrid)ie6e.
Sel6it inter oen giinItigiten &or-
aaSiebungen i6eint welig NuSiidt
5il boiteben 0oB bic sngliiAe Nn-
leibe Dor Suni i'm Sous 5llr Grleoi-
pltng fommt.
Mon lit nm ser Nniidlt. oaB man
iid frii6er bate nebr Mii6e Gehcn
ioacrl nm Dem 2an0c sic giinItiam
@irfnnaen ser engliidcn Alleibc
oli Ole omerifoniihe @irtiNaft
ffor5umohen, insbeionoere Die
Shofftulg bon Mdrften iiir unlere
I'M arieg 10 tart ousgeoebnte Si.
ouitrie. IS iino gemiB groBe Be
mii6ungen gemodt lpor0en, nm
9antenfreiie BON Der &atiamfeit
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
1900 pfmnN Butter aaf
OscansS pnsicrfaRrt

8oncouber, 9anaoa - 9aS nnie-
rifoniide Shiff 06airmont Gictorp"
fam bier an. 81 ieiner 2aoung &C.
boren 1900 9funo Butter, Oie bon
Ser @or Chipping Administration
ais iiberihiilligeS SeeresplIt erflGri
luur0e, ais Dos Shiff Dor einenl
Monat aus Wofobamd III Seattle
onfnm. Die 90. g. q. erfldrte Sem
GdiffsfopitdrL sic Butter an @orO
al bebolten. neil oie 60. 9. y. oa.
fir feline anoere G~ermepOunQ Aabc'
SO iueroen Sic 1900 Whf0 Butter
bon Nnncoitber nod Gnglono inn
BON england 5uriid nad Amerifa
.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
3,pci Abfabrten

M6rGuIein Son, ih babe mir Dor.
genommen, Sbnen bier oben atf Ser
@crgipise meine 2iebeserfldrnng 81
MAIDEN"
.Gonn miro oieier @ipfel fir sic
oos iportlid) eiit3igartige grlebnis
biloen, ooB Sic fir sinen 4ifitieg
Speiulal abgefabren iino!"
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
Mns Der Gdnle

2e9rer: u@er pom erh 2iimmels
bat bier an oie Gafel geidrieben:
Der 2ebrer lit ein giel".2~
@iinter: sd bin eS geipeien."
2ebrer: 80, ia es freut mid
pcnigitens, OaB Oh Die 8abrbeit
iugit."
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-21

S visiting her aunt. Mrs. j. w.
0gle. and Mr.. Ogle. She will re.
urn home Sunday.
A baby daughter weighing 8
pounds and 4 ounces was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Ennis Mon
day. June II, at the Jackson
County hospital. The baby has
been named Lynda.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Mckenzie
had as a guest in their home last
week Mr.. McKenzle's mother,
Mrs. f. l.. Mckenzie, of Chaffee,
Mo. Virginia and Dorothy, dauGh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. Mckenzie
accompanied their grandmother
home where they will spend the
summer months.
A pleasant surprise in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ziegler
Sunday was the arrival of their
son, A. ]. ziegler, and his bride.
the former Miss Verna Taylor
Of San FRANCISCO. Calf. A. j. re-
Gently received his discharge
from the U. S. Army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Moesch
have received word that their
son, W. A. Moesch, q member
Of the United States Merchant
Marine. sailed from New Or
leans Tuesday morning.
/ Leaving forssthsif home today,
in Memphis, Tenn, after a fort
nights visit in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. James F. Hundley on
Buena Vista street are Mrs.
Huudley's aunt, Miss Vivian Poin-
dexter. and sister, Mrs. I. l.. Me-
Daniel, and Mr.. Mcdaniel and
their daughter, Louise.
Visitors in the Hundley home
on Tuesday of this week were
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas McFar-
land of Bolivar. Tenn. who
came over from Biloxi, where
they are stopping at a resort
hotel.
Mrs. Joe v. Krebs returned
home Sunday from Jackson
County hospital where she un-
derwent an operation recently.
She is reported as doing nicely.
Alfred E. Murray. son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. M. Murray Of 2l7
Convent street, arrived home
Sunday from Jacksonville, Fla,
where he received his honorable
discharge from the U. S. Navy.
Virginia Anne Lewis, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Lewis,
returned home Sunday after "a
visit id Starkville. Miss. She was
accompanied home by Peggy
Hennihgton of Laurel, Miss, who
is q house guest in the Lewis
horne this week.
During the regular meeting OF
the WSCS Of the EastIaWn Me-
hodist church Tuesday evening
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-21
MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. William Lowe
and daughter, Martha Jean, of
Mobile, and Mrs. Zula Thompson
Of Wesson, Miss, were guests
during the week of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. d. Lowe.
Mrs. A. w. Head and Mrs.
Gregory Wood were visitors to
Mobile Friday.
Mrs. Leroy Weeks, Howison,
Miss, was guest of her aunt, MIS-.
G. w. Bowen, for a few days
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Braxton Hobby
and children of Mobile, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. b.
Hobby and Mr.. and Mrs, Ed.
Martinez.
Miss Olive Elkin returned Tues
day from a visit with relatives
IN Jackson. Miss.
Nh. and Mrs. j. F. Brock had
as their guests Wednesday, MI
and Mrs. j. T. Brock, MI. and
Mrs. w. l.. Brock, and children,
Tom. George and Elizabeth
Brock of Richton, Miss.
Mrs. Chester Hubble, Minnea-
polls, Mimi, Miss Bama Phillips,
Washington, D.. c., MI. Batson
Phillips, Panama City, Fla, are
dividing their visits between
their mother, Mrs. c. j. Phillips,
in Ocean Springs and their
brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. 7. ]. Dickson in Moss
Among those attending the Pas
tors School and the . mission
classes at the Methodist
Sea Shore Camp Ground this
week were Rev. J. S. Noblin,
The Rev. and Mrs. J. Allen, Mrs.
Wells, Mrs. c. L. Nelson,
Miss Tillre Swan, and Miss Ina
Thompson.
Mrs. T. c. Harston, New Or
spent several days with
her niece, Mrs. T. f. Spencer.
Miss Ethie Vernon of Eola, La,
is a guest OF her sister, Mrs NJ.
c. Farley.
James Thomas Hobby, Phar-
mscist's Mate second class, has
been ~honorably discharged from
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-21

Mrs. d. G. Tisdale presented the
mission Study on the subject,
africa" The meeting was con
cluded after a short business SEES
sion.
After receiving his discharge
at the Naval Personnel sep4ra.
ton center in New Orleans.
Francis Frederic, Jr. arrived in
Pascagoula Monday to be with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran.
els Frederic, Sr. He recently re-
turned to the States after duty
In the Philippine Islands. He
held the rank Of Quartermaster
second class.
A, = Megehee returned We'd
hesday from Jackson where he
conducted the two.day annual
conference of the Mississippi
County Superintendent OF Edo
cation of which ne is president.
Mr.. Megehee presided over the
opening session Monday after
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-21

Mrs. ]. c. Hassell has returned
from Pontotoc, Miss, where she
visited relatives.
Mrs A. l.. Todd and grand
daughter, Marilyt Vetter, return
ed Thursday from O visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. d. p. Stevens and
family IN Columbia, Miss. Mr..
and Mrs. Stevens and family ae-
companied them home for a visit.
Mrs. Lila Blnmber IS enjoying
a visit with relatives in Gulf
port.
Mrs. Paul Phillips left last
Wednesday to join Sgt. Phillips
in St. Louis, Mo-, where they
will make their home while Sgt.
Phillips is attending school.
Mrs. Arthur Jones and son, Ar
thur, are visiting relatives in
Jackson, Miss.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brewer, Van
Daila, Mo-, is enjoying a visit
with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ammon-
nett.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Oversireet
were visitors to New Orleans
last Wednesday.
Mrs Norman Mars, Philadel-
phia, Miss, is visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Inez Coulson, and aunt,
Mrs. Martha Parker.
Mrs. Malvs Jackson is spend
ing a few days in Jackson, Miss.
Mrs W. M. Marie and daugh-
ter, Mics Marilyn Mare, were
visitors TO Mobile Saturday. >
Mr.. f. A. Khayat and son Ed
die, were guests Of friends in Ok
fefd, Mss, for the weekend.
Mrs. Khayat and their other
children accompanied them to
Gulfport where they enjoyed the
weekend with relatives. Edna
Khayat vas a guest for the week
end Of relatives in Jackson, Miss.
Mrs. Bessie Vetter, Mrs. Nor
man Mars and Mrs. Jewel Cook
spent "Wednesday in New Or
leans.
Miss Margaret Colmer return
ed Sunday from a pleasant visit
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Mcintosh. and other
relatives IN Meaford, Ontario,
Canada.
Mrs. Bessie Voter speut the
weekend with relatives in Wave
land and Bay 81 Louis. =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-21
REVIVAL NOW ON
REV. o. L. WEST. Pastor of the
Pentecostul Church OF God of America

wishes TO announce the return of Evangelist c. K. Wood
rick of Meridian. Miss. for a two week revival which began
Sunday night. June 18th and will continue through June
Goth.
Evangelist C. K. Woodriek Is one of the souths youngest
Evangelist. beina known Throughout Mississippi and South
Alabama for his stirring messages.
Rev. Woodrick was here for one week of services in April
and by a great number Of requests has returned for another
series of met things.
1t will be Of interest 10 the many friends Of the church 10
know that the services have been arranged fer in the open
air side Of The church for your comfort. We extend TO you
a warm welcome each night at 1880. The church is located
at ele Belair St.
Special singing is an sdded attraction 81 each service.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-21

Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Johf
McNeal are receiving congratu-
lations on the arrival of a sor
at Jackson County hospital Sun.
day. The infant, who weighed
g pounds, IL ounces, has been
named John McNeal, Jr. Coming
to make the acquaintance of their
new grandson and nephew were
Mrs. McNeal's mother, Mrs. ].
b. Lott. of Grenada, and sister,
Mrs, Albert Ashberry. of Green.
wood. They will rsmain for sew
eral days longer at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. Newman
where Mr.. and Mrs. McNeal re-
side.
Mrs. David O'Donnen and
family of Inverness, Miss. are
In Pascagoula for a weeks visit
with Mrs. O'Dohnelrs sister,
Mrs. Henry Bogdahn.
Mrs. Preston Eubanks and
daughter spent last week in
Philadelphia, Miss. where they
visited Mrs. Ross Lewis.
Leaving today for Louisville,
KY, are Mrs. H. u. Cole and
children and Mrs. Lois Ridge
way. They will spend several
weeks in that city visiting rela-
ives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Moffatt and
children left this week for o visit
n Saltwater, Okl1. They expect
0 be away several weeks.
Mrs. Hermes Gautier and Mrs.
). 3. McIlwain departed Mon
lay for Chicago, ILL.,, to attend
, National Woman's Club con-
,enti6n which is being held this
week at the Stevens hotel in that
ity. They are expected to re
urn home next week.
Miss Norma Iverson, daughter
If Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Iverson,
eturned home Thursday after
| visit of several days in Perk-
nston where she was a guest in
he home of Miss Bobby Jean
Dees and her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. T.. Dees,
Mrs. J. S. Fleming and Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Robertson and
laughter. Betty 10, motored to
Hattiesburg Sunday for a visit
with Mrs. w. L. Robertson, Jr.
Mrs. W. A. Clancy and her son,
W. A. Clancy. Jr., and daughters,
Mary Ann and Patsy 10, will
leave during the weekend for
Denison, Texas where they viii
visit with relatives until their
departure later in the summer
for Caracas, Venezuela to join
Mr.. Clancy who is in the con-
s~truction business in that eoun-
try.
Mary Dukes, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Dukes, is spending
this week in Mobile. She is divid-
ing her visit between her grand
mother, Mrs. j. d. Dukes. and
her aunts, Mrs. George Harris
and Mrs. L. +. Sherard.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Brondum
and Mrs. Louise Richard depart
ed Saturday for Hot Springs,
Ark. Mr.. Brondum returned
home Sunday by plane leaving
Mrs. Brondum and Mrs. Richard
for a longer stay at the resort.
Guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. w, Hutto Sunday were
Mrs. Hutto's brother. Lowell L
Mason, and Mrs. Mason of BIZ
loxi.
Among those who are out of fhe
city this week are Mrs. Arthur
Conway and daughter who are
visiting relatives in Jackson,
Miss.
Spending last week in New
Orleans were Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
and small son, H. B., Jr.,
who underwent an eye operation,
The child is reported as rcuper-
nicely from the operation
and returned to New Orleans with
his parents on Thursday of this
week for further medical exam
nation.
OF interest here is the news of
the marriage Of Miss Alice Tray.
lor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
q
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-21

the u. S. Navy, according 20 an
announcement from the Naval
Personnel Separation Center at
Great Lakes, Ill.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-21

noon at which time he made an
Introductory talk.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-21

Jerry Rohr, son of William
Rohr of Hattiesburg, Miss. is
here to spend the summer months
with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. II. Rohr.
Evening star., 1946-07-21
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laundry, nice neighborhood; nr. Pentagon-
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GRi SRL1SGToN-cor Sa2T rm in new home u
bIk. 70 bus: gentleman; " s35 a month.
CHI. 2TSa
ALEXANDRIA-10o5 King St, front room
for office; heat and light: $40 per week
Alex G555.
LOVELY furnished room, private bath: ]
or 2 gentlemen. CHI. 1896
ALEXANDRIA-Single room: gentleman
preferred. Call TIE. o1o0..
lARLINGTON-Newly furnished, air-condi-
toned, front room, next bath; laun. and
family; empl lady only. CH. 9121 after
pm. -21
ARLINGTON-Corner rooms, twin beds
twin closets; or single room; lunchroom
nearby: busline at door. others nearby;
pvt. family; men preferred. CHI. $3.50
FURNISHED SINGLE ROOM, renned young
lady. &h weakly. OK nS02
Evening star., 1946-07-21
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

BEAUTIFUL 4-RooM APT; III. in vatH MeshslI sol
Parkway section In IN sron1 NM New T9rk' ave Iut
NV soom Section on in washington. D. c. Phone
yWxsSshHaSGp WsshiasSGp boR;e oR $500 wash for chicago
WasHfSGroN ssdIHSG IN foR R0Pif 0PHiLsDELPHlAW
ssshsnge aasns for mGdsIass sss
apartment in Philadelphia or suburbs
1s..nooT apt; will i
sf srW VI roRk Sh !sfa !apsRfMrs sf4s5 rooms
Aaaas AeaTny isokSGR Is oonsdsT asns rental
q heass y ii s's1 M WIN exehsnse
sRa aa SsNs g
washington. NV. October / occupancy.
Is min e Times square Emerson I77l' ] i
rms, screened porch, unfurn.. modern all
conveniences. exchange for similar apt.
/ HAVE Broom unfurnished apartment.
Upper Manhattan. N. Y; wish 3 rooms or
more in Wash,nston. Boy sl.v; i,ra5 Star 9h' 4,
MILL badS st and nd~s Snetts essofasa apt
similar apt. in NV. with . bedrms Ia
EXCHANGE one-bedroom, unfurnished
apartment, modern housing development
near Ft. Monroe, Va, for same in Wash
ington, D. C., or vicinity; $50. Box 435-V'
EXCHANGE PHILADELPHIA for Washing
ton-One- -bedrm. apt. rent reasonable;
SssER WasbRsP6 PoE srss sEw o7
traIly located apt; large bedroom, sun
xiaf sso for
parable 1-2-bedroom apt or house in New
York metropolitan area. Phone NE, o54o,
NV NEW YoRK.wAsHNGToN VIII ex-
change 3-roon apt. unfurn,, New York,
for same Washington or vic. Box 375-V,
EXCHANGE s-RooM apartmen. in naltl-
VETERAN WILL surrender 2-bedrm. apt; !;
Petworth section, in exchange for sale OF
3-4 bedrm. house, same gen. vic. ia.
WASHINGTON BOSTON exchange: lovely
apt IT Roston Il or o eT
Ia sspt JoIIA, IL CA cALif@Livlns room, dinette
combined XIII ossan and essn wfs
snt"fl spt IN nW oRe preferred nsn % Cali dE 4s4s 81
2-BEDRM. APT. for a nicely. built house.
Rent is $3.50 for apt, would like house
ayeraging same or little more. AD'
HAVE HAVE LOVELY APARTMENT in the Buck
ingham section Of Arlington for hs the party party
home. AnyyheEe il Arlington or AleSan- ss
9Ta W fsx EXCHsSGE HANG s'ar Beautiful Broom apt.
near the Westchester for. house in Wash
ington or suburbs. Woodley 1901. -21
2 TO BEDRM. APT. NV, for 1-bedrm:
apt NV, with porch or garden. Call
GE. $500, s to 10 pm. IL
DESIRABLE. modern, 1-bedroom apt. Sc:
convenient bus. SHOPPING: rent $50: for
2-bedroom apt. Ii. S671. Fl"
WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedrm. garden apt
in new Alexandria, Va development for
IL to bedrm. furn. or unf,lrn, apt. or
house in New Jersey. conv. to N. Y. c.
TIE. 1886. 20
Evening star., 1946-07-21

RETURNING VETERANS and other en-
ployss Of Capital Transit Co. urgently need
apartment for rent. phone MI. 1858. Ext.
aEuTENANT LIZ MasASagS COLONEL. bachelor. desires
unfLTnished, beginning September 1st
references available. Box 49S.T Star, 21'
FLYING OFFICER, perm. stationed Ma
tional Airport wife and very small we'll
behaved daughter, desperately need furn.
or unfurn. apt; or house ?. e. area-or
DEsiRHRIE CoUPLE wants or 3 room
apt, furn. or unfurn.; S4o-$50. ia. seo6
flTef II. COT. AND WIFE. baby expected early
September, need 2 or 3 bedrm. unfurn. apt.
OF G, house; Plea plsass 0 call &C CHI S 3s3S; 21'
bont ausst Washinst0n dssre MA
HARRIS RE s7oo Ext "a 1889 ssos or ss1o97
PUBLIC HEALTH permanent ofiicial, wife
furnished apartment in or around Wash
5icKEoEp, WI 1000. Ext. Ext %. between
YOUNG LADY, back from foreign service
assignments, wishes furnished studio or
bachelor apartment. Northwest section. Box
es5I YsoUNGs. s'asi REFINED COLOMBIAN widow
employed, and daushters, ~ and 15, need
small apt. or accommodations Cincludins
kitchen privileges), in Christian home; car
help with children some evenings. II neces.
sary. Box 245-v, Star.