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Nogales international., 1946-04-12
Students To Try
For u. S. Jobs
In Civil Service

The following students will take
the Civil Service Examination in a
few weeks.
Stenographers: Mary L. Vigil
Agnes Valenzuela, Consuelo Quiroz
Della Guaydacan, Sarah Deliman,
Josephine Castro, Anita Castillo.
Typists: Robert Lopez, Evelyn
Chernin, Barbara Anderson, Socorro
Felix, Virginia Harrison, Angel
Suarez, Irene Peterson, Annie Jury
Hazel Powell, Fred Ellis.
The examination includes only the
subjects of tipping and shorthand.
Only Seniors are eligible to take
this test. Mr.. Peltier of the local
post office will be the supervisor in
this examination.
Duties: Stenographers, under gen.
eral supervision, will take and
transcribe dictation of moderate
difficulty and perform general office
work of a clerical nature, as assign
ed
Typists, under general supervision,
will do tipping of moderate difficulty
and perform general clerical duties,
as assigned.
Requirements: Written Test. Com
petitors will be required to take a
written examination. Subject /,
Copying from Plain Copy, and Sub
ject 2, General Test, are the same
for Typists and Stenographers. Sub
ject 3, Stenography, required for
stenographic competitors only, con-
sists of dictation given at the rate
of 96 words per minute.
Ratings: Competitors will be rated
on scale of 100.
(N.H.S. Apache Warcry)
Roscoe Egan began his new duties
this week as customs inspector
Customs Inspector Harold J..
Brown, Jr., had been transferred to
Naco.
Mort Daniel of Tucson, formerly
of Nogales, was here Saturday.
Nogales international., 1946-04-12

Johnathan Michaci Bridges Of the
Tombstone Epitaph, and formerly
with Yank Magazine overseas, was
here Sunday from Tombstone
Nogales international., 1946-04-12

Roscoe Egan began his new duties
this week as customs inspector
Nogales international., 1946-04-12

Customs Inspector Harold j.
Brown, Jr., had been transferred to
Naco.
Nogales international., 1946-04-12

Mort Daniel of Tucson, formerly
of Nogales, was here Saturday.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Boiling Field Is Certified
To Give 0n-Job Traininq

Boiling Field has received Vet
erans' Administration certification
to give on -the-job training to vet
Grams employed under civil service
at the base, the field announced last
night.
About $50 ungraded veterans al
ready are under training in crafts
and trades at the field, and will be
instructed tomorrow to file eligibil-
ity claims with the veterans agency
if they wish to draw subsistence al
lowances.
The subsistence allowances will be
withdrawn when trainees reach
journeyman pay Of $1.20 An hour,
according to Capt. Harry N. johnson,
civilian personnel oficer. Lowest
paid trainees start ut 76 cents an
hour.
The trades and crafts open for
training include mechanics, hydraul-
les, electricity, radio, Welding
plumbing, sheet metal work, car
pentry and painting.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Conference on Health
Planned for Pastors

Pastors here now may register to
attend q three-day health education
conferences beginning December 2
at the Howard University School OF
Religion. The course Is aimed at
stimulating action for better health
education in church welfare pro-
grams.
Health problems to be studied
include tuberculosis, cancer. veneral
disease, mental hygiene, maternal
and child care. problems OF un-
married mothers, community health
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Venezuela Arrests 3
In Plot 10 Overthrow
|Betancourt's Regime
BY the Asseeiated Press

CARACAS, Venezuela, Nov. g.
The Ministry of interior announced
today the arrest of nine persons ac-
cused Of plotting to overthrow the
Venezuelan government by bombing
the palace of provisional President
Romulo Betancourt and assassinat-
ing as many members OF his revolu-
tionary junta as possible.
Homemade bombs, automatic
pistols, submachine guns, knives,
rifles, dynamite and ammunition
we're found in the homes OF the &C
cused, it was declared.
The announcement said the plot
involved two former presidents of
Venezuela now living in the United
States-Isaias Medina Angarita and
Gen. Eleazar Lopez Contreras. The
former lives in New York City. the
latter in Miami. Fla.
Discovered Before Election.
Purpose of the plot was to create
disturbances prior to last Sundays
elections In the hope of wrestling
control of the government before
the country voted on its new Con-
stituent Assembly, the Ministry of
Interior said. The plot discovered
prior to the election, but the arrests
were made until this week because
the government feared to create
alarm before the balloting occurred,
the ministry added.
The plot was discovered with the
obtaining OF letters to Medina writ
ten by Gen. Jose Antonio Gonzales
who has been arrested. the ministry
said. Gonzales was president Of the
State of Tachira during Medina's
regime. which was overthrown 4
year ago.
The ministry said the letters dis
closed the plan to create disturb
ances prior to the election which
was won by the government party
Accion Democratica. Betancourt hac
promised to turn the government
over to the victorious party.
Army Declared Loyal.
One letter written to Lopez Con-
treras warned the latter not to count
on support from the army, which
was loyal apparently to the govern
ment, the ministry said.
The suspects were kept under OBJ
servation for Is days before the ar
rests were made. Those held, in ad-
dition to Gonzales, are Renee De-
loffre. Camilo Arcaya. Napoleon
Colina, Jose Antonio 'Tagliaferro,
Carlos Ibarra Casanova. Augustin
Romero. Jose Aguirre and Miguel
Angel Olmets Zumeta.
In Miami, Fla, former President
Lopez Contreras declared that the
government of Romulo Betancourt,
which he said was illegally success
full" in the election Of October Z,
was issuing ridiculous and imagi-
nary charges against him to mislead
the Venezuelan people.
A signed statement by Lopez Con-
treras, written in Spanish, said: so
well known to the Venezuelan people
is my way of thinking and my needs
as an oficer and a military man that
it is unthinkable that any charge
Of terroristic action can be laid on
me-"
In New York City. former Presi-
dent Medina termed untrue and
calumnous" the announcement that
he was involved in q plot to over
throw the Betancourt government.
THE first news Of such . move
ment that I had was through the
newspapers of this morning." he
told a reporter.
II have remained silent since I
left Venezuela. awaiting the oppor-
tunity to direct myself to her peo-
pie ="
Evening star., 1946-11-03

! Baptist Ministers Conference. the
Inter -Denominational Ministers Al
lance and the Methodist Ministers
Union.
The three-day program will close
with a dinner meeting at 8 pm,
December 4, at the Shiloh Baptist
Church. Rabbi Norman Gersten-
field Is scheduled to deliver the
| principal address.
Evening star., 1946-11-03

facilities and problems Of the aged.
The District Of Columbia Tubercu-
losis Association, 1901 Eighteenth
street NV, one of the sponsors Of
the conference, has announced 1t
will provide information concern
ing registration.
Other sponsors of the health edu-
cation course include the Howard
University School of Religion, the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22

be done by children of the school
A report on the last meeting
of the Civic Council was given
by Mrs. A. M. Pelham and a.
mother ON the Social Protection
meeting. by Mrs. Terreson.
The corresponding secretary
was instructed TO write Jesse
Byrd. senator, and j. Guy
Krebs, representative. to the Mis-
sissippi legislature from this dis
trict informing them that the
Central School P-TA is support
ing the pre-marital bill that is
to come before that body.
A nominating committee was
then appointed to select offic-
ers Tor the next year with in
structions TO report at 900 a. m,
February %. II is composed Of
Mesdames Painter, A. Conway
and II. B. Cooley.
II was also decided to hold
future meetings at 200 p. m.
After a discussion of plans foi
the Founders Day celebration
on February 70, a study period
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22

Mrs. Lamar Baria and daugh-
ter Hilda spent Monday with
Mrs. Edgar Baria who was ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Holder and
children were recent guests of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Holder.
Mrs. Lamar Baria and daugh-
ter, Hilda, visited with Mrs. So
phie Murphy last Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Helen Baria motored to Mobile
Saturday with some friends to
do some shopping.
Mrs. Edgar Baria and daughters
spent the weekend with Mrs. Ba-
ria's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shampine Of Kreole. Her sister,
Mrs. Wilton Kirkwood of Kreole
was also a weekend guest.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22
Bariia

I HT~ HH
The friends Of J. l.. Barria. Jr.,
of the U. s. Merchant Marine will
be interested in knowing that his
parents have heard from him af-
ter a silence of nearly two months.
He is now in Suez, Egypt. When
last heard from he was at the
Panama Canal Zone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd D. Baria and
j. D. Baria were business Wis
itors in Moss Point and Pasca-
eoula, Tuesday. Mrs. L. D.. Baria
stopped off at the home, of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Kasaby of Escatawpa for a few
hours visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shampine
and Mrs. Milton Kirkwood and
baby of Kreole visited with MI.
and Mrs. Edgar Baria last Mon
day evening.
Guests in the home of Mrs. Tom
Baria last Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Brown and two sons,
Miss Rosa Lee Baria, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Massingale and
daughters, and Ford Johnson,
Sr., all of Mobile. Mrs. Baria re-
turned home with Rosa Lee to
spend several days.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22
Retinue OF DIV
King And Queen
Is Announced

After an exciting contest that
has been carried on at the Dun
Lady of Victories School in Pas
cagoula for the past few weeks
the king and queen and their.
retinue during the Carnival ball
to be given under the sponsor
ship of the Catholic School Lea
que, Monday evening, February
rs, have been selected by popu-
lar vote.
The identities of the students
who are TO impersonate King
Victor and Queen Victoria will
not be revealed until they appear
at the bah, but they are the high
school pupils receiving the great
est number of votes.
The names of those composing
t'leir court have been announced
as follows:
Maids, Marian Freeman, Joyce
Krebs, Genevieve Green, Gloria
Trehern. Mary Ethel Green,
Mary 10 Boln, Betty Jane Bragg,
Nettie Manifold, and Marie Stig-
lets.
Princesses, j. jeanette Walker,
Grace Stiglets, Shirley Stanley,
and Sally Ann McLain.
Flower girl to queen, Sandra
Moncrief; flower girl to lst lady,
Mary Vida Hirth; flower girls
TO remaining ladies, Alice Mart
zog, Beverly Larsen, Jean Ferrer,
Dot Nelson, Johnette Walker,
Ann Kocher, Patricia Fox, Ann
Sheridan, Janis Slade, Judy
Guidroz and Carolyn Schlease.
Crown bearer, Jean Spratley.
Dukes, Charles Olsen, Jimmy
Freeman, Bernard Richards, AL
Irving, Linn Clark, Fred O'Brien,
Joe Krebs, Joe Westphal, and
Ashley Mason.
Princes, Bobby Rouse, Ber-
nard Gautier, Michael Davenport,
and Bobby Linder.
Heralds, John Gerkins and
| Aristid SWard.
Pages, Bobby and Billy Daven-
port.
Music will be furnished by the
Tom Clark orchestra.
The entertainments 10 opau IL
the public and the monies deriv-
ed from the sale of tickets will
be used by the league in work
in the school.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22
Executive Committee
OF Central School
PTA Has Meeting

A meeting Of the executive
committee of the Central School
Parent-Teacher Association was
held at the school February 10,
with the president, Mrs. r. II.
Terreson, in the chair.
Among the important matters
coming before the committee was
the appointment of representa-
tives to different organizations
including the Civic Council and
the Red Cross, by Mrs. Terreson.
This was followed by an out
line Of Junior Red Cross work
to be done which was given by
Mrs. Annie l.. Painter.
The main project of the as
sociation for this term, the du-
plications of the landscaping ON
the Old Central School grounds
on the new school grounds, was
then discussed. The work is to
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22

joyed after which a refreshment
course was served.
Besides Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Byrn-
es had as guests Mesdames c. R,
Hogan. Clifton Hawthorne, John
Reid, Evelyn Hewitt, Andrew
Reeves, w. T. Natheney, Rather
inc Henry and Jerry Bernstein.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmit
Announce Marriage
OF Their Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Emnit
of Pascagoula announce the mar
iage of their daughter. Betty
Jane, TO Corporal Marvin James
Phillips in the main chapel at
Edgewood Arsenal. Md, Febru-
airy IA, 1916, at TOO O'Clock in
the evening.
The double ring ceremony was
impressively conducted by Chap
lains Graves and Dunlap, with
Lieutenant Schmierman giving
the bride in marriage.
She was attended by Mrs.
Francis Bladel, formerly Miss
Satalena Harrison of Pascagoula,
as matron Of honor with Ser
geant Bladel serving the groom
as best man.
The ceremony was preceded
by the singing of Because" 3D.
Hardlot) by James Walsh to the
accompaniment of Sergeant Ma
toll at the organ. The latter
played the traditional wedding
marches as professional and re-
c~essional.
Miss Emmit was lovely in a suit
of light green wool with which
she wore black accessories.
Mrs. Biadel also wore a green
| suit with black accessories. Both
bride and matron of honor wore
shoulder corsages of early flow
ers.
/ Following the ceremony Cor
ooral and Mrs. Phillips depart
ed for a honeymoon trip to Bal
| timore and Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Phillips is a graduate OF
the Pascagoula high school and
for the past four years had been
employed at ingalls,. Mr.. Phillip
is a graduate of a Pittsburgh
nigh. school.
The romance which has cul.
minated so happily was begun
when Corporal Phillips was sta
toned with a chemical warfare
unit on Horn Island and he anc
his bride were members of tht
choir of the First Presbyterian
church of ~Pascagoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips plan t
reside in Pittsburgh following HI
discharge from the Army at
not too distant date.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22

was then enjoyed. The topic was
Lets Get Rid of Predijuce."
Those present were Mesdames
Terreson, J.. c. Dye. Painter, San
Bosarge, Pelham, G. H. Tucker,
Cole and Conway.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22

England now has go oil wells,
producing about half = million
barrels of crude oil a year. They
were drilled during the war by
an Oklahoma contractor for the
British government.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22
Mrs. BYrnes Hostess
AT Shower Honoring
Mrs. Hermun Smith

A very pretty social event of
recent date was a shower at
which Mrs. t. c. Byrnes was hos
tess in honor of Mrs. Herman
Smith to whom the gifts came
as a complete surprise
A number of games were en-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22
D. .. T.
Now Available In Attractive
COLORED WALL PAINT
EosilY Applied. Dries Quickly
Kills Insects. Harmless to Humuns

Z. L. Z. COAT-RITE is the name of the new double
duty wall paint which may be safely applied by any
one to all interior surfaces. 1t quickly transforms dark,
dingy interiors into bright, colorful, light-reflecting
interiors of beauty which remain free from insects
for many months. 1t may be applied over painted
walls, wallpaper and most other surfaces.
This sensational new wall paint contains the proper
formula of technical ID. ID. I. for the effective control
of flies, mosquitoes, cockroaches and many other in
sect pests. When they crawl over surfaces coated with
this new paint-they go away and die!
Tests indicate that d. D. T., as used in this new,
miracle wall paint retains its effectiveness longer than
when used in many spray solutions. After the paint
has been on the wall for 80 days it may be safely
washed without injury to its beauty or insect killing
properties.
d. u. 7. COAT-RITE is now available in white, blue,
pink, green and buff. The colors may be mixed with
white to secure any desired pastel shade. One gallon
covers the average room. 1t dries SO quickly that a
room painted in the morning may be used for sleeping
purposes the same night.
This new double duty wall paint is being used IN some
of the finest hotels and homes in the SOuth-yet is so
low in price that it is also being used by farmers for
painting and spraying the interiors Of barns and other
farm buildings. 1t is the equivalent OF a good coat OF
paint together with the insect killing effect OF a 90
i. L. T. spray solution. All for one cost and all applied
in one easy operation.
Until your local dealer can supply you, order direct
from the manufacturers. Industrial Piastics Company,
Jacksonville Z, Florida. Quarts $l25, Gallons $50,
transportation charges collect For hotels, institutions
and other large users, it is packed in heavy glass con-
tainers with screw top and convenient handle. Will
keep indefinitely. Three Gallons $lls25, Five Gallons
$3.50, transportation charges prepaid.
Inquiries from Dealers Invited. Rapid turnover.
Reasonable profits. Satisfied Customers. Write or
wire for details3A
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JACKSONVILLE ?. FLORIDA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22

Idaho's capital and largest city,
Bots, numbers about 10000 popu-
lation.
Montana labor news., 1946-01-24

file your answer and serve a copy .heleo' upon
the PLAINTIFFS attorney within twenty t2ol
DAYS after the service OF THIS summons. eN-
eiusi,e OF the cay Of service. ana u case ot
vour failure 10 appear. or ahs",E .-agnarAt
will be taken against you by deiAu4i Tor the
relief demanded in the compl-i~t Ih.s
action Is brought for the purpose o. quoting
TILE to the land and premises s.a4tci in
5 lyer BoN County. Montana aAa assef-oea
as fellows
All of the South fif;v-four 81 fert q.
Lot Four - IN Block Twelve il-t 1904. nl
q: Iats FIVE 81. SIX 49, aac Sesen
III Block Twelve ia. all IN ths lfls4t ia
Foster Addition to The CITY OF A.tf silver
E.s County. Montana. and as SO osss
ara minerals beneath AID below tf sagiatc
%. ITO North r4rv-toGr t5if it al io+
POUR q ~ Blo,S Twelve il2l o. t.e iersts
44l Foster Addition l. the I pi H-tt.
s.lscr Bow County. Montana. y" i fs-t
70 miae and extract the satc oits ! n.a-
.Fal. ard mat Ill OF said loss parcels
81 land and real property aie is
Township y Il z West, NJ. + y Silver
bon County. Nant.aa.
WITNESS my naad ana seal G. - Cllg.
ts sra cav of January. i9+6
COURT SEAL ELMhs aiEA
Cierl 81 the Above En- a4 Da4g.
=. G. MEssfl. Deputy Gers
= + GEAGAN.
i1i S,lter Bow Block.
- West Granite STREE.
latte. Montana.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication january TO- i3ts =
Montana labor news., 1946-01-24

at the City OF Honolulu Territory Of Hawai-.
on the 20ih day OF April. 1872 that plaintiff,
has been A bona fde r. sldent Of the State
Of Montana for more than one year before
the commencement o. THIS action. tina, there
is no issue OF SAID marriage, that the detead-
ant. az the CltT o. Honolulu. Territory Of
Hawai-. on the 28th day % December. 1912.
voluntarily. ~v.lfgl.y and without cause. sepa-
rated himself from ta.s plaintiff. with inten,
ia HIM. the SAID defendant. 20 then and there
desert aai abandon tais plaintiff. aal ever
.ncc said ;.me Tie defendant has So so.ll-
iAfig. W.i;s!lr. and g,holt cause. deserted
aad ahaadnaed ;his p~.alut.i: and continued
10 I've scpsrasr and apart from her Nitfoat
aas cause, a.l aealr-. Acf AL, AID without,
her corscaf s.,4 ,4'ert n him. the said
defendant 10 deer. a.d abandon .h.s plain
IN.
WHEREFORE niautn pays l%4dsmrrt
and nov existing between plaintiff. and de-
isudaat be forever dissolved and that plaiH-
tins maiden name. io-s.; Doris Torongo. BE-
restored 10 her.
witness my hand ard tAc ee1! o. said cpgf,
.h.s An aag 90. January a y 1876
COURT sEAl ELMER SHE
c.ers
Ht - 3 HofI : Dr1stf Clerk
tiFeaGE y tOoiE
Attofacs Tor PlalnH9
+il-fl2 GA lrF Blas
Baf.e Montana
!ft publication JAa t. iq9s a.
Montana labor news., 1946-01-24

as such executrlx. to execute a lease OF real
property belonging to said estate. hereinafter
described for the period Of five years. or for
as long thereafter as oil. was. caslnghead gas,
casingheac gasoline. or any of them. is pro-
duced from said leased premises. at the rental
OF eleven and one-hali per ceat lilfD
royalty Of all oil or gas produced on said
PREMISES. IN addition TO a one per cent tifci
royalty outstanding on all oil or gas produced
all OF winch is more particularly set forth
IA said petition. TO which reference IS hereby
made fol- further particulars.
SAID real property Is situated IN the County
Of Petroleum. State o. Montana, aid Is de-
scrlbed as follows. to-wit.
Lol II. Section n. and Northeast Quarter
OF the Southeast Quarter l~NEASEA.t
Section 20. all IN Range IS East Of Township
50Norii. NJ p. NJ. Petroleum County. Mon
tana. containing so acres. more or less,
according to the official survey thereof.
For further particulars reference IS hereby
made TO SAID petition herein Oh Tile.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy
Of THIS order be published once a week ioT
;No successive weeks in The Montana Labor
News. q weekly newspaper OF central cirella-
non in sad Count yof Silver Bow, State OF
Montana.
: Dated tins 1874 day Of January. 1916.
r. l. DOANfY.
Judge
Montana labor news., 1946-01-24

the Silver Bow Park Addition to the CITY
of Butte. silver Bow County. Montana
according 70 The official plat and survey
thereof on file and of record IN the Office
Of, the County clerk aad Recorder OF silver
nov, County. Montana. together with all and
singular. the lands. ienements. heredlta-
meats and appurte-lanees tfereuato pe.ohss
no or in anyn!se appertaining. save and
c>cept All ores and minerals beneath the
surface OF said lands. together with the
RICH; to mine tor and extract the same. as
heretofore reservi d By .o~nyeyaness or record
in silver Bow County. Montana
WITNESS my haad AMI the Seal Of ms Court
t!is 18Th day OF December. A ID. l94s
.cotrpT SEAL ELMER SHEA.
Clerk o. the D,str4ct Court
Bx d +. HOLLAND. Deputy CLERK.
II. y. CARMICHAEL,
j. + EMIGH,
81 West Broadway.
Butte. Montana.
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
Frs, publication Jan 10. 1876 IL