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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-01
Fall From, Truck
Fatal To Joseph
Seymour of Larue

Joseph Seymour, so years old,
life long resident of the Larue
section. was fatally injured ear
ly Tuesday when he fell from a
truck when the driver swerved
the vehicle sharply to avoid
striking a hog in the road by
the national forest at Larue. Mr..
Seymour was,.a shipfitter at the
ingalls, Shipyard.
Woodson Reeves, coppersmith
at ingalls, and driver of the
truck, told a coroner's Jury inn
panelled following the death of
Seymour, that he had picked up
Seymour nea the old CCC camp,
where the latter resided, on
their way to work. Also in the
truck, seated in the middle of
the front seat, was ohm O'Neal,
burner at the yard. Reeves said
Seymour was seated on the right
side of the seat and was flung
out onto the road when he made
the turn to miss the hog. Reeves
and O'Neal took Seymour to the
Biloxi hospital where he died.
Funeral services were con-
Quoted Wednesday afternoon
from the home by the Rev.
Walters, Methodist pastor, and
burial was in The Larue ceme-
terry.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Katie MAZE Brown Sey-
mour: three sons, Lamar, Ches-
ter ana Norwood Seymour: a
daughter, Mrs. Dora Mae Bond,
Gulfport; his father, Albert Sey-
mour of d~'Iberville; and two
brothers.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-01
X of Officially
Backs Stadium At
Monthly Meeting

The Pascagoula Council No.
1905. Knights of Columbus, adopt
ed a resolution endorsing the
proposed construction of the new
stadium and calling for all mem
bers to support and vote for this
project, council officers announc-
ed following the regular meeting
of the group.
Father Harmon, new assistant
pastor of Our Lady of Victories
church, was introduced to the
membership and gave a talk on
Columbianism.
Plans were completed for par
ticipation in the coastwide ini-
tiation to be held in Biloxi Sun
day and progress was reported on
formulation of plans for holding
the first annual Pecan Bowl post
season football game.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-01

If you're under one or over
90, if you're a sour-puss or a
stuffed shirt move over out of
the way-the circus is coming
to town.
Clowns and tight rope walkers,
trapese artists and acrobats,
dancing elephants and perform
ing dogs, they're all there in the
King Brothers Circus which ar
rives for a one-day stand in
Pascagouia tomorrow, Saturday.
1t doesn't take freckles and a
ten-year-old enthusiasm to en-
Joy a circus. A really-for-truly
circus lever seldom outgrows it
and the distinct animal scent
and that dust on dry grass smell
will bring his head up into the
wind like an old fire horse sniff
ting smoke.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-01
Easilawn House
Survey Begins;
To Sell Trailers

The Laird Engineer Co. of Mo
bile has been employed to survey
the lots for the permanent houses
in Eastlawn. in preparation for
their eventual sale to individ-
uals, FPHA officials said this
week but fastened to add that the
actual selling date is many
months away.
No date has been set for the
sale and applications will not
be taken from tenants, veterans,
or other prospective buyers and
no further information regarding
the sale is available, it was
stressed.
The Bruce and Green"
houses in the project have been
given a permanent status by tho
housing authority and will even
tually be sold together with the
Navy" houses, both single and
duplex, 1t was said.
AS announced several months
ago when discussion of the sale
of the houses began, present
occupants will be given first
choice, end the general public
third cheoice.
To Sell Traiiers
There will be spot sale on
November 5 at 1000, however, of
rs salvaged standard trailers to
veterans only, 1t was announced.
The sa,e will be conducted by
L. r.. Tackett, chief sales officer
of the War Assets Administra-
ton office in jackson.
The trailers may be inspected
at the Lincoln avenue and Car
yer Village trailer courts.
Purchasers must be present
in pers N and the sale is restrict
ed to veterans of World War
II who must present their dis
charge or separation papers.
Only standard trailers will be
sold-none Of the double" mod
Gland they have neither wheels
nor tires, officials said. The
sales will be for cash%
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-01
Boy Scout Fund
Drive Opens In
Moss Point Today

A drive for funds for the Moss
Point Boy Scouts and the East
Jackson County District will
open IN Moss Point Friday, T. L.
DeLashmet, district finance chair
manu-, announced this week.
The drive will continue until
quotas are reached.
Cyril Slvfield and Bert Wood
will act as drive chairmen, and
are arranging for solicitation o.
business firms and individuals
of the county. Donors who wish to
contribute to the drive can Send
checks or money orders to eth
er Of he drive chairmen.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-01
Contract Let OF Bridge Repairs
On Dangerous Highway 80 Stretch
A

Due to the continued short
age of n%ewsprint we were
forced to further curtail the
number of pages in this issue
of the Chronicle Star and Adj
vertiser.- We apologize to our
advertisers for the necessity
of asking them to curtail the
amount of their advertising
space FOR this issue, and ex-
press our appreciation for their
willing cooperation. We also
apologize to Our readers for
emitting several regular fea-
lures from this issue of the pa
per. AS soon as sufficient news
print is available we will re-
turn the Chronicle-Star and Adj
vertiser to its normal size.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-01
Trio County MSCS
Meeting AT
Moss Point Church

A meeting of Women's Soeie-
ties OF Christian Service of the
Tri-Countv Zone will be held at
the Moss Point Methodist church
TUESDAY, November 5, beginning
at 10 d. m.
Lunch will oe served at noon
by the Woman's Society of
Christian Service of the hostess
church and life memberships will
be presented during the after
noon session which will end at
approximately 2.30 p. m.
All WSCS members in the
zone are expected to attend.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-01
MEETING OF pTA COUNCIL.

Plans for observing Founders
Day in February were discussed
at the quarterly meeting of the
Pascagoula Parent Teacher Coun-
Gil hello in the auditorium of
the Central Elementary school
Parker, president, presided.
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. E. A.
Mrs. r. B. McIlwain was elect
ed corresponding secretary at a
called session of the executive
committee after the meeting. Mrs.
E. H. Bacot was named chairman
of the program committee.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-01
East And West County Fairs Are
Successes AT Hurley. ST. Martin

The East and West jackson
County Community Fairs, held at
Hurley and st. Martin last Thurs
day AMI Friday, were successful
with a total of COG exhibits and
participation by hundreds of All
boys and gIrls and Women's Home
Demonstration Club members
All Clubs represented included
the Hurley, Escatawpa, Orange
Lake, Wade, Ocean Springs, Gau-
tier, Vancleave high and junior
high, and ST. Martin Clubs. The
exhibits were arranged by men,
bers of the Harleston, Hurley,
Baria, Big Point, Wade, Van
cleave, Latimer and Fort Bayou
demon"t alton clubs.
JUDGES for ths affair were Miss
Elaine Massey and f. E. Dean,
district extension supervisors for
this district.
The iirst-plaee winners follow:
Hurley Fair
GARDEN EXHIBITS: (Compe-
tition Open to girls and boys)
Best beans, pole, green, Kerney
Clark; best beans, lima, Buddy
Jones; carrots. Marjorie Demouey;
collards Mary Young: kale, Dixie
Petersen; mustard, A Adelaide
Hurd; okra, Malcolm Hinton; on
ions, Annette Wilson; peas, Buddy
Jones: peppers, bell, Bonnie Fay
Powell, Potatoes Irish, Dixie Pc
dersen; Potatoes, sweet. Janis Pc
person.; radish, Ben Hinton;
squash. Pen Hinton; turnip tops,
Bonnie +. Powell; turnip roots,
Malcolm Hinton; tomato, Ben
Hinton; pumpkin, Buddy Jones;
Best garden exhibit with largest
variets vegetable exhibits, (boys)
Homer Golf; girls Clio Ellen
Smith: eggplant, Dixie Petersen;
pecans, Annette Baria; sugar
cane. John Eley.
CANNING
Vegetables:
Green beans, Maxine Scar
brough; carrots. Dixie Petersen:
beets, Dixie Petersen; Tomatoes,
Dixie Petersen; tomato juice,
Dixie edersen; English peas,
Dixie Petersen; field peas, Alice
Hammond; corn, Nancy Roberts;
butterboan Leila Jackson; soup
mixture, Maxine Scarborough
Fruits:
Pears, Vivian Shumock; peach
es, Dixie Petersen: figs, Myr-
tie Walker; berries, Willie Mae
BankSton.
Miscell, neous:
Sausage, Mae Jewel Tillv; pre-
serves, Dixie Petersen; pickles or
relishes, Ruth Hill.
Pantry Exhibit:
Best display of 8 jars of canned
products including 3 jars of fruits
and 3 Jars of vegetables, any
varieties. Rachel Hinton.
Foods. Class Exhibit for girls
II and ID years old:
Biscuits, Barbara ]. Eley; NUT
fins, Lois Cochran: eornmeal
mullins, Mae Jewell lilly.
Four-Lcaf Clovers' Girls 10 and
IL years old:
Cornmeal mullins. Nellie Mae
Hamilton.
Home Improvement:
Sheets and pillow cases. Mary
Vincent dresser scarf or center
piece. Patty Sehmitz; curtains for
living room. Vivian Shumock;
luncheon set. Mary Jane Martin;
braided rug, Fern Alice Clark.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-01
MOSS POINT All

A All Club has been organ
lied a. the Moss Point school with
Gene Young as president and
Joe McCeol as vice president.
Both are members of the fresh
man class.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-01
COMMUNITY CHEST HEAD

DR.. Thomas Stout has been
named chairman of the Comman-
ity Chest drive, according to an
nounccment made this week. An
organization meeting will be call
ed tn" first of next week, DR..
Stout said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-01
Janis Petersen
Delegate To State
All Roundup

Janis Petersen of Hurley who
placed first in the district in the
poultry achievement project has
been officially named delegate
from the Southeast district to
attend the second annual All
Club Roundup In Jackson Tues
day and Wednesday, November 5
and 6.
More than 200 outstanding
farm boys and girls of the state
will be guests of the Jackson
Chamber of Commerce as reward
for achievement in All Club ac-
tivities. These delegates will be
district and state winners in "a
different classifieations of club
work.
Janis was declared winner over
contestants from the approx
mately 20 counties which COM
prise this district.
Governor Bailey will address
the group at a banquet and one
of the features of the program
will be a reception at the gov
ernor's mansion. The Round Up
guests will be given a picnic on
the grounds of the Knox Glass
Bottle Company and taken for
a tour OF the plant and will be
taken on a conducted tour of in
dustrial and governmental points
of interest in the state capitol.
Each winner will receive a special
medal communicating his or her
attainments and the sixty
five winners of Mississippi Power
and Light company county cleo
trio contests will participate in
the same program with the All
Club group.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-01

There are towns of Xerxes in
Kentucky, Alexanders in at least
IL states. a Caesar in Texas and
Napoleons in five or more states.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-01
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

During the past several years we have absorbed sharp in
creases in the cost of producing this newspaper without increas-
ing the subscription rates. These costs, now coupled with price
increases in the cost of newsprint and a substantial increase in
the price of the eight-page color comic section with which we
supply our readers, makes it impossible for us to continue to
absorb them without also increasing our subscription rates to
partly offset them. Therefore, effective with our issue of Friday,
November 9th, the following rates will go into effect:
Single copy from newsboy or news tandya.a.~~-..a.10 c
Per year in jackson county $3.50
Six months in Jackson county .$1.50
Per year outside of Jackson county but within
MISSISSIPPI SSU0
Six months outside of Jackson county, but within
MISSISSIPPI WOO
Per year outside of Mississippi $3.50
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No subscription will be accepted for less than six months
The change in yearly subscriptions applies only to
renewals. AL, existing subscriptions viii be filled to
expiration date.
Your newspaper is probably the only item of everyday life
that has not increased in price during the past ten years. We do
not like to increase the rates now, but know you will under
stand the necessity that makes US do so.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-01

Sugar cane, a perennial. re-
quires a warm and moist eli
mate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-14
HkRY wOREH's FAMILY
NANCY
OUT OUR WAY

Let's organize and demand overtime on our allowance If we practice more than half hour day!
The Valley settler., 1946-05-30
| OCAL NEWS

N- O Yrs. Ethel King plans to fly to Wrangel this week.
 lrr. and Hrs. Dale Sandvik are visiting at the home of Dale's parents, Mir. and Yrs. I.T. Sandvik.
 Jahnar Kerttula has returned from Coll ege Ala ska where he has been attending school this past Year.
 Pete Sandvik went to work for the road cor~iss at Fairbanks after school was out this spring. He is driving truck. Leo Swanson cane up from Kenai last Thurs day evening just in | inc to help at the Eosp ital Fire. Due to the strike of can- nery workers, Leo is temp orarily out of work.
 Mrs. Dave zldr1dge has been transferred from the Grocery Department to the Dry Goods Department. Mrs. Carl Shouors is leaving this wooll, Friday, for Kansas Whoro sho will visit hor parents this sumner.
The Valley settler., 1946-05-30

RECEPTION TO B- GIVEN 1T s.NDvK HOME Mir. and Hrs. I. M. Sandvik will hold Open House Sunday afternoon June 9, at thoir homo in honor of MT. ond Mrs. Dolo Sondtfk who roro recently married at College, fla ska. All friends; school, Grange, and Legion assoc iates arc invited. The FIRE DEP42TElT of PAII-7-2 HZID MEETING
 MONDAY EVENING.
 Ill order to become bottor organized for fighting fires tho Palmer Volunteer Firo Department hold special meeting last Monday evening. Moro effective uso of equipment will be omphn sisod in drills.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-14

Dial 2-s311 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-14
OVER THE NETWORK
SUNDAY, APRIL IA

SUNUAT, AFHIL IA
Eastern Standard Time p. M.
Changes in programs as listed are dus
to corrections by networks made
TOO late to incorporate.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-14
World War II Veteran
Announces Candidacy
For County Meter Job

Paul Luttrell, World War II vet
eran, yesterday filed his candi-
daey for the position of meter adj
juster.
Il feel that I am able and quail
fled to discharge the duties of the
office in a most satisfactory man
ner, as I have studied electrical
maintenance while serving in the
Army Signal corps" Luttren said.
His experience, he said, included
work on meters similar to the ones
|cared for by the meter adjuster.
For several months he has beer
employed in the electrical depart
ment Of the North Carolina Ship.
building company. He is Is and
hopes, he says, ''the voting public
will give me an opportunity te
serve in this position, not because
I am war veteran, but because
Of my qualifications.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-14

tlon that the strawberry crop is
golhg TO be good. Clarice De
we're tells me that an 1868 paper
IS not too old. She knows guy
VINO has a paper dated 1861. Gene
harrell on his way to buy a box
OF candy.
Between You And Me
Our show yesterday was tops
VI course i go overheard about
these teen-agers . they have so
much talent Take this Rachea al
Blackham for instance Terri
nc and that's speaking for
only one o. the younger genera
tlon =. Bobby Melton was out OF
tnls world in the vocal department.
BOBBY is very definitely going to
60 places, in my opinion, if he
doesn't strain his voice. Voted
Tor recommendation Rex Willis,
John King, and by all means Bar
bara Sternberger.
And
Remember for spot news from
IN and around Southeast North
Carolina listen to the Round
The-Town Reporter" at 1:25 and
6:25 daily and for the spotlight
and the highlights of the news tune
in your STAR NEWSREEL at Ills
p. m. today and every Sunday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-14

WMFD = l400-KC
WILMINGTON
SUNDAY. APRI

SUNDAY, APRIL IA
7:30 AM-Church of God
8:O0-News Summary.
9:00-Musical Reveille.
8:15-Pentecosta Church.
10:00-Voice of Prophecy.
10 :30-The Southernaires.
II Cost. Pauls Lutheran Church.
1900 N-This Week Around the World.
u 80 FM-Stradivari Orchestra.
1:00-Cliff Edwards Show.
5-STAR-NEWSREEL.
1:30-Easy Listening.
1:55-Your Sunday News Extra
2 :00-Old Fashioned Revival Hour.
3:O0-Elmer Davis-SeWs.
3:15-Sunny Days.
3:30-Organ Serenade-H. w. Lee.
3:45-Johnny Thompson-Song Salesman
4:00-Darts for Dough.
4:30-Right Down Your Alley.
5 :00-Court of Missing Heirs.
5:30-Counterspy.
6:00-Philco Hall OF Fame.
6:30-Sunday Evening Party.
7:00-Drew Pearson-News.
7:15-Don Gardner-NeWs.
7:3O-Quiz Kids.
8:0O-Ford Sunday Evening Hour.
9:0O-Walter Winchell.
9:15-Louella Parsons.
9:30-LaGuardia Speaks for Liberty.
9:45-Jimmy Fidler.
10:00-Theatre Guild.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-14

uD-grdue dll" 10 so1HS places.
Today, Jack Morisey, intends
10 tells us all about the situa-
tion - so that is why | say
thst it will be well worth your time
~ twist that dial when the second
Sond gets around to II a. m. Now
IN IN top of all this, the STAR-NEWs.
pEEL will also present. for the
inst time, a war bride direct from
merry England. Mrs. j. T. Capps,
r. will rake care of the war bride
sit]ation. And by an odd coinci-
dsnce. Mrs. Capps is the wife of
Star linotype operator. MrsL
Cams is a native of Braintree
Essex county. Mrs. Caps will
toll us how she came over from
tbe "old country" aboard troop
ship
ran into Paulene Smith TODAY
it was bit of a party with
Bill Rosemann, the Cecil SANKEY'S
charlie DeVere and Sgt. Bob
Mitchell having lot of small talk
Called on Mrs. Elisabeth
Emory TO do five minutes on the
program today. She did it beauti-
fully. One of these Gays I'm going
10 get Mrs. Emory to do a full
program. A CHEEKY hello from Sam
ueI C. Woolvin. Jimmy Smith call
ed from Burgaw with the informa-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-14

LII - o6Adhs dS uStcu are QUE
to corrections by networks made
boo late to incorporate.
l2:30-Dr. Frank Black Concert - MIC
Transatlantic Call Exchange - CHS
Lavalle Symphonic Orchestra - Abe
Lutheran Half Hour Services - MBS
l:00-Voice of a Dairy Farmer NBC
The Peoples Platform, A Forum CHS
Inn EDWARDS and His Songs ABC
Singing Canaries Program-MBS- sic
I:Io-America United, Forum - NBC
OIson Welies Weekly Comment-ABC
lRa Chases Broadcast = MBS-basic
1:3o-u. OF Chicago Roundtable - NBC
Sammy Hayes Serenade; News - Abe
Lyman Bryson's Commentator - CHS
Sunday Afternoon Song Time - MBS
:45-Ed Murrow's Commentary-ABC
@;oo-otars Concert with Barlow-NBC
Magazine Theater and Guests - CHS
Warriors of Peace Army Show - Abe
songs from Along the Trail MBS
@,311onn Charles Thomas Song-NBC
f.oiiy wooo otar Time Dramas - CHS
SUNDAY gun Vespers via the Radio - ABC
Bill cunningham in Comment - MBS
2:45-Dean M. Thompson Talk - MBS
3:O0-Parade of Music, Max Hill - MIC
N. Y. Philharmonic Symphony - cas-
Elmer Davis and Commentary - ABC
open House. Music Series - MBS
3:l5-The Galen Drake Program - ABC
5:5o-One Mans Family, Drama - NBC
Present from Hollywood PLAYS Arc
The Vera Holly Song Program - MBs
oao-oonilny thompson In Song - ABC
;0o-NationaI Forum & Guests - NBC
Murder Is My Hobby, Mystery - MBS
Oarts for Dough, Quiz other Abe
Fantasy & News ABC-NeW England
4:30-Jazz VS.. Classics Matinee - MIC
nelson Eddy Concert & Guests - CHS
Right Down Your Alley, Quiz - Abe
detective Mysteries via Radio - MBS
'ioo-N6C symphony Concert NBC
lam Tarnlly Time q Patrice Munsel - CHS
The Court of Missing Heirs - Abe
III SiiaooW IN Mystery Series - MBS
',oo-Gene Autry and Song Showers
Davld Harding, Counterspy ABC
QUICK as a Flash with Quiz - MBS
5:45-Bill Shirer's Commentary - CHS
o'Ou-Ihe Catholic Radio Service - MIC
adventures of Ozzie & Harriet - CHS
Hall of Frame, Paul Whiteman - abe
THOSE Websters, Family Drama-MBS
6:30Great Gildersleeve Comedy - NBC
Inc Baby Shocks Comedy Showers
sunday Evening Party Music ABC
Cedric Foster s. His Comment - MBS
6;45-Quentin Reynolds Commentaries
7:00-Jack Benny Comedy Show-NBC
Adventures with the Thin Man - CHS
Drew Pearson and Commentary Abe
Operate Review, Solos & Orch.-MBS
7:15-NeWs Summary for Is Min.-ABC
7:30-The Bandwagon Broadcast - NBC
Blondie-Dagwood Comedy Skit - CHS
Quiz Kids and Joe Kelly M. C. - Abe
Dance Music for Half Hour - MBS
8 :00-Chas. Mccarthy & Bergen - NBC
A. Moorehead, Calamity Jane" - CHS
The Sunday Evening Symphony ABC
Alexander & Mediation Board MBS
8:30--Fred Aliens Comedy Gang NBC
Crime Doctor, Dramatic Series CHS
Don't Be a Sucker. Dramatic - MBS
q .45-GabrieI Heater. Comment - MBS
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-14

8:55-Five Minutes News Period - CHS
9:00-Sundays Merry Go Round - NBC
Request Performance by Guests-CBS
Walter Winchell Broadcasting ABC
Exploring Unknown in Science MBS
9:15-Commentary on Hollywood - Abe
9:30-Album of Familiar Music NBC
James Melton and Ed Wynn - CHS
LaGuardia's Sunday Comment - ABC
Double or Nothing in a Quiz - MBS
9:45-Jimmy Elders Hollywood - abe
1O:Oo-Phll Spitalny & Girl Orch-NBC
Iheater Guild Dramatic Hour abe
Phll Bakers Take 1t or Leave It-CBS
Freedom of Opportunity Drama-MBS
l0:3o-Meet Me At Parky's Show-CBS
: We, the People Guest Show = CHS
Serenade for Strings Concert - MBS
ll:oo-Variety and News e hr.) - NBC
News, Variety; Dance e hr.)-cBS-abc
comment & Dance Bands q hr.)-MBS
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-14
Morris Plan Bank Sets
Beach Convention Date:
18th For Wrightsville

Wrightsville Beach, yesterday,
ooked its 14th convention when
formal notice was received by the
Wrightsville Beach Chamber OF
Commerce that the Southeastern
sectional association of Morris
Plan banks will hold a two-day
convention there, May 31-June /.
Approximately so persons are
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-14

expected to attend the convention,
according to Walter J. Cartier,
Commerce secretary. Convention
headquarters will be in the Ocean
Terrace hotel.
Emsley Laney, head of the Will.
mington Morris Plan bank, is
chairman of the conventions ar
arrangements committee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-14
Coroner Asa W. Allen
Announces Candidacy

Asa w. Allen, coroner of New
Hanover county since 1923, yes
terday announced his candidacy for
reelection to that post.
A native of Rocky Point, Allen
has been a resident of Whining
ton since 1880. From 1880 to 1880
he was newspaper pressman
here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-14
Over The Airwavs
WITH BEN MCDONALD

xraEEL s has tcdsv the st radio the STAR
the Mayor Of Clinton Jack Morsey takes to ta a and
tells US all about his home And from what a can
eeodn Mt to tb Mayor has You @
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-14

The U. S. Department of Com.
merce estimates that restaurants
get 20 per cent of the touris'
dollar,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-14

Acid mouth" is found to be
less prevalent among excitable
persons than among those of calm
natures.