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Evening star., 1946-01-14
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL FlREFROOF BLDG, leased
to Universal Pictures Corp, for 9 yrs;s only
right for quick sale. We have many other
good buys. stores and apartment prop
days CO. 2s44, for details. First trust
leans oaas neS9as9d at very %oN lST ints1sst
ATTRACTIVE investment in small. quiet
thriving town in Allegany County. Md
apartments, Ave furnished. First floor
under lease to chain food market. An
600. Yield. l2fs. Reply to Box 1fS-C,
NEAR 10Th AND NEWTON SITS. N.w.-s-
rentals year approximately 5000.
Owner Nd leaving sHt oo town VII sell at the low
iNyEsT EsToRsEs-famiiy brick apartments.
room. dinette, bedroom. kitchen and bath, bath
fully occupied; moderate rentals; in out
standing section of Arlington, Va; close
50 rst rast f5S We
tleVe these properties are sound purchases
SF secry seeking FeRd sfsTn
Washington Building, Dl. 5000.
FAMILY. modern apt building, occu-
pied DIided by tot eOdOTea d;e snnua Eseal
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE-ThiS 32-unit apt
n% is red On at sbou ii times nsAt The
rent; present income is S13,500 per annum,
with low rentals. This is a good invest
ment. Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker,
CALL Cal HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, now or later.
! if my services should be REQUIRED in the
results call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker.
NEAR 18th and Columbia rd-s apts. 2
rms, kit. and bath each; shows excellent
return on cash investment, with very low
Miller IRA so7i evenings. with WIN NJ.
THRoCKMoRToN. Realtor. Investment
NJ MIST sT. WEST ST'o OF CONN AvE.-and COM
mercial zone; safe Investment which should
NORRIS. ResItor. % p ai55 "'sSe. "a. ave. nR A RE E
FOUR e-FAMILY APIS, . bedrooms each;
one S-family apt. with l bedroom each;
colored tenants; on wide avenue; will sell
RAY. 1881 G st. NV. RE. 1850, MI. 4529
STORE AND 2 APIS, near 18th and r SITS
n:wMThis downtown property is an at
would be interested in place, of business
and living quarters at same address: bldg
bath apts; | For For complete om 'fD irdorma au
ton call Mr.. Frederick. 81. 66O4. with
Al DETACHED z1sIt51i % MODERN BLDG. contain
ing 30 units in fine section. This building
has prewar rentals and brings in approx.
| $4,000 per year. Can be bought for only
S130,0 900. Don't delay: For further par
ticulars call Harry Cohen. GE. 02s6.
SHANNON g. LUCHS, CO., 1908 H st. NV.
INVESTORS OPPORTUNITY - s-family
| apartment offered at less than times, an
nual rent: well built. almost new building.
located in excellent rental section of Ar
lington. near all facilities and Offering
every convenience. An excellent invest
ment you cannot afford to miss: S13,500
t Sh lOnU-term finance Az rent
KELLEY & BRAWNER. DI. 7740; evenings
s5-UNIT APT. HOUSE in center of town
cheap rentals and low expense; income
| about S17,500. NELSON REALTY CO,
/ Ma. 1880. After : pm and Sun. co. s037.
COLORED-MERIDIAN HILL PIX. NV
Unusual buy, good home and excel. invest; {;
| beautifully remodeled 12-room home. Diet
brick. with large lot and garages. rage oil heat
2 floors upstairs will bring $1,000 yearly.
65room main floor for &C owners Uae use or for f9
INSPECTION by appt;, only s; 4 BROWN.
Evening star., 1946-01-14
Take MyWord for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Words to Watch.

Here are several words in which
''r' is usually omitted or smoth-
cred:
"Corroborate," by false associa-
tion with Cooperate" is mispro-
nounced "koe- B-oh-rate. The
second syllable should begin with
the sound of r." thus: koe-ROB-
oh-rate.
The pronunciation "PUR-dee" for
pretty" is dialectal. Also, avoid
the spelling pronunciation which
rhymes pretty" with petty" The
word should rhyme with city"
Say: PRIT-ee.
Note that "de-te-ri-o-rate" has
five syllables and two rs" Say:
de-TEER-ee-o -oh-rate.
For some undisclosed reason, both
RS of reservoir" are omitted by
most of us, as "REZ-uh- Reser-
voir is from the French. In that
language it is pronounced: ray-zair-
WAR. In English, the accent shifts
to the first syllable, but the French
WV sound is heard in the third
syllable, thus: REZ-er r-vwahr; or:
REZ-er-vwawr.
AS my readers know, I advise
against British telescopings in Amer
lean speech. One of the chief char
acteristics which distinguish Amer
Iican and British speech is the Amer
lean tendency to pronounce clearly
all the syllables of a word. The
Briton, on the other hand, often re-
duces most multisyllable words to
mumbled indistinctness which
Prof. Henry Cecil Wydl of oxford
University stigmatizes as the care
less and alf-incoherent babble Of
the fop"
There is one telescopism, however,
which I favor-the pronunciation Of
eks TRORdin AIR ee for "ex-
traordlnary." In America, the word
ordinary is most frequently used in
the meaning commonplace; inferior,
of low grade"
Hence, the pronunciation "EKS-
truh-O h-ORdin-AIR-ee" has a strong
suggestion Of. very ordinary; extra
inferior" For that reason. I recon-
mend: eks-TROR-din -AIR-ee.
Whether to use that or which"
often stunps the experts. Which would
You use: Ny house is the only one (which?
that?l was left standing My free pamph-
Solves he dea pe ksy hst ssad
stamped; addressed envelope to Frank
T5af T55l9y win, IN care 95 The Star Ask for
/ 1Eanrr;ah. osE ~. p.r C-.L,. ,.A
Evening star., 1946-01-14
GARAGES FOR SALE.

PREFABRICATED GARAGES, wood or steel,
size 10x20. 20x20 and 20x30: FHA. 80 mos
to pay GEO w. ROBERTSON, Associate
Mfgr. and Builder. 81 Hesketh ST., Chevy
Chase. Md, WI. S267.
or warehouse, central downtown
location zoned second commercial: 3-story.
fireproof building. now housing so autos:
could be easily converted into warehouse
space. Price, Sl25.000. Call Mr.. Murray,
Sligo s1l4. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1905 H st NV, Ma. 2345.
2I65 18th ST. N.W.-Metal Lear garage
for sale. reasonable Call DI 5021
Evening star., 1946-01-14
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED
TRAIlERS.

NEW KOZY, Platt and Superior; many good
your trailer. RICHTER TRAILER SALES.
LARGE ASsORTMENT of new and used
house trailers available on 12. Is and
"a month finance terms. Luggage trailers.
immediate delivery. All types of trailer
equipment, heaters, beds, helper springs
etc. Repair service on all kinds of trail
Wisconsin ave. W. WO. 1921. Open
until pm.
ROYAL HOUSE TRAILER, sleeps four
good condition: completely furn., ready
to live in; 5000. 1897 So. Glebe rd.,
A Arlinpinn Va OK n0A4
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@. 2-Partner opens one no-trump
and you hold:
@. 3-As dealer you hold:
4 A KS y ACT Q AKJ5 Ak @ Q
What is your opening bid?

proper to open this hand with only two
no-trump. 1t is a full trick better than
that The hand contains little over 6h
Just what the schedule calls for. When
partner knows exactly how much strength
you have and the exact type of hand he
proceed with safety An opening bid Of
two diamonds is not recomme ended. be-
cause If partner must reply with two no.
declaration would be thrown into ths
wrong hand. You ought to make every
effort to be declarer to gain the advantage
Of the opening lead,
Evening star., 1946-01-14
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

MINNESOTA AVE. AT BENNING RD.---
$4,000 50. it. 2nd-com. ground, with ad-
ditional 1000 SO. #. 1st-com, fronting
able at floor level; rapid truck haul TO
center Of city; will lease ground as is or
will build / or 2 story building on 10.
wear lease for responsible tenants. Call
Mr. NICHOLS. MA. $685.. Brokers, pro-
Evening star., 1946-01-14
oUT-oE-ToWk REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE by owner, four-room furnished
bungalow; lights. phone, outbuildings, 10
acres; on bend of river Just off U. S. Route
II. This is enc of the most beautiful spots
for boating and fishing in the. Shenandoah
Valley. Price, $4,000. Immediate posses
sion M. r. PEACHEY, Strasburg, Va.
Phone l12-J 14a
Evening star., 1946-01-14
STORES WANTED.

CALL HARRY 1. FRIEDMAN-It is true
that the demand is great for stores. but
it might be profitable for you to have me
locate desirable tenant am to your
service, HARRY I. FRIEDMAN Broker
STORE wanted. suitable for hardware
business in Northwest section. 1889
Davennnrt ST n W, WO. 1884
Evening star., 1946-01-14
LOTS WANTED.

VETERAN wants lot to build roof over head
in GEORGETOWN: old house also considered
Details, please. to Box 276-E, Star.
lington or Alexandria convenient trans
portation and shoppins; cash. Falls
Church 2o34.
Evening star., 1946-01-14
AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING LOANS, retinancing: quick s.
AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers-
We do not check with employer or use
unpleasant methods to ascertain credit
record. Car does not have to be paid for
in order to obtain money. NOLAN FL
NANCE CO.. 1902 New York ave. NV
(Greynound Bus TerminaD. RE. 1900
Open till pm
Evening star., 1946-01-14
GARAGES FOR RENT.

CONCRETE GARAGES near Piney Branch
rd. and Crittenden St; wide alley; easy to
drive in and out: s. each. MA. 05S7.
rage conveniently LOCATED; suitable fol
storage or parking SIS monthly. Call Mr.
Hill, FEDERAL FINANCE co. 915 New
York ave. NV. MA. T416. IA
WANTED to rent two-car garage. Call after
pm. Sunday. RA 1924
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

HAVE CASH BUYER for acreage and mod
ern house or bungalow; to 10 miles
from Washington. Call MR.. BRAMHAM.
DE. 4472- with BETHEL, DI. BOO.
Evening star., 1946-01-14
|LETTER-OUT

Remove one letter from each word and
arrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
"Lettered-out' correctly it's explosion,
Answer to Saturdays Letter-Out.
80 ENIaARGES-GENERAL lbrass hat).
(T) TOMBS-MOBS (crowds).
tA) ANNUAL-ANNUI, twiue outl.,
w PRIvATE-PTRATE lbuccaneer).
(E) ENABLE-ALBEN (mhjority leadeS3.
Evening star., 1946-01-14
.Goren on BRIDGE

(copyrisht. 1s45, by Charles n. oorsn)
@. Neither side vulnerable, you
are South and hold:
AQJ75 VJ10952 1K3 %S
East opened with one heart. What
do you bid?
A-One spade While normally It is NOS
recommended that immediate action pc
taken when most of your strength is in this
suit that has been bid ahead Of you, in
this case your principal strength Is not
hearts but spades 1t Is doubtful strategy
to pass with the hope that the enemy will
get into trouble in this case because you
are too long in hearts to expect that they
will be supported or even rebid. BY pass
| Ing you may fnd yourself completely shut
out Of the auction IL responder should bid
two of a minor and opener supports that
suit. If you first make simple overcaN
and then East rebids the hsS-ts you are
in position to make penalty double.
@. 2-Partner opens one no-trump
and you hold:
AQ75 3A2 pQJ974 &1o77
What is your response?
| A.-Two no-trump. You have ample
strength for the raise. BY all means avoid
the completely pointless call Of 2 dia-
monds. Whenever a raise is held for no.
trump 1t is highly improper to show minor
suits
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Q. 4-As South you hold:
4 Q64 HAK963 o743 AXIS
What do YOU bid now?

What do you bid now?
A.-Six hearts. 1t is not enough for yos
to say in this case that you have already
shown the full strength of your hand. The
important feature of your holding is that
you can protect against the immediate loss
OF two club tricks. the suit that has not
yet been discussed. Partner is known to
have good spade suit, which your queen
should solidify. He has good trump sup
port and he has control Of diamonds Dis
cards should be readily available Part
ner Is evidently worried about two club
losers.
@. 5-You are South, have go part
score and hold:
AKQ64 0J1o5 1K9 AQJs4
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
INT Pass Pass "a
Pass 80 (D
What do you bid now?
A-3Double. know this sounds like q
pinochle deck. The three other players
have bid and you have seven picture cards.
II Is evident, however, that the enemy In
bidding out Of desperation rather than
with any idea of going places. AS yet you
have not spoken and It is time to make
your presence known and felt II you can
make three no-trump the penalty should
pc sumcient TO compensate for the aban-
donment of the game Then there is the
additional factor that West in indignation
with his partner may persist with his suit.
Evening star., 1946-01-14
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1907 II ST. N.W.-In digniaed office, desk
space, mail and phi. service; also free space
for public Stenographer. S. j. BROWN,
RE. 5000. Ext. 1850. or RE. 1898. Il.
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FARMS WANTED.
MONEY TO LOAN.

HAVE CASH BUYERS for farms in near
y Maryland O. L. MURDOCH. Kensing
on Md SH S7Q4
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ACREAGE WANTED.

LAND WANTED-In acreage, 5 to 100
acres within 20 miles of D. C. at reason
able price for cash. Send full information
to MR.. BOE. 1920 Rhode Island ave. ne
Evening star., 1946-01-14

United States Marine detach-
ments form a part of the compile
ment on all American battleships.
aircraft carriers, heavy cruisers and
on the later types of light cruisers,
as we'll as on other types Of combat
ships.
Evening star., 1946-01-14
PROPERTY WANTED.

CAl ssI1ne vor prone1ty Sou mo obsa
tion on your part until it is sold; every
effort will be made to sell 1t within a
reasonable time. HARRY /. FRIEDMAN
Broker. RE. 1865.
4-FAMILY APIS. WANTED-We have i'm
mediate purchasers for this type of prop
| erty NEWSOM, ITO H st. ne Ii. 2011
Evening star., 1946-01-14

WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue. Box II. Mayo, A. A. CO., Nd.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
Teachers Problems Must Be Solved
For Adequate Schools, Says Megehee

Gaining Better School
Through Improving the Status
of the Teacher Personnel" was
the there for the meeting o.
the Jafkson County Teachers
Association held Tuesday night at
the Moss Point High school. a
+. Me2ehee was principal speak
er on the program which also
included brief meetings for va
rious subdivisions of the mem
bershiE.
Mr.. McRehec developed his
subject through presentation of
school men who discussed phas-
es of the problem of teacher
shortage. ". c. GIL, principal of
the Pascagoula High school, had
as his subject Guidance at the
High School Level" Thomas X.
Wells, superintendent Of Pasca-
goula schools talked on Sub
s.dizing Teacher Training" and
Luther Tanner. superintendent,
of Moss Point schools. spoke on
Providing Better Living Condi-
tons Social Recognition was
discussed by X. G. McCarty of
Orange Lake school and l.. &.
Gordan Of the Eseatawpa school
attacked the subject through
consolidation Into More Effec-
tive Units" X. l.. Furry, MEM
Der OF the Paseagoula Junior
High 5chool faculty spoke on
Teacher Retirement and N. G.
Taeoni on Payment of Adequate
Salaries"
In addition to s~tressing these
points, Mr.. Meeehee showed
through figures that the present
educa ional set UP IN the United
States is inadequate and alarm
ing.
Since 1885, he said. 80 per-
cent of the teachers have left
the profession. In the United
States last year 100000 emer-
gency certificates were issued"
Onlt three billion dollars OF
two percent of the national in
come is being spent on educa-
ton IN the United States as COM
pared with l3 billion or 20 per-
cent OF the income being spent
by Russia, Mr.. Megehee deelar-
Ell.
Superintendent Megehee point
ed out that last year Mississippi
had u 80 billion dollar surplus,
definite proof of the ability oil
the state to finance a ~satisfae-
tory education system.
I'VE reed a new philosophy of
school support" he told the APP
proximately 200 teachers in at
tendance. Human resources are
The greatest asset Of any nation
and OH country cannot afford
not to develop these resources.
And the teacher is the key to
his development"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
Methodist Women o.
Moss Point Church
Elect Officers

Officers for the coming year
were elected at a business meet
ing OF the w. S. c. S. held ia
the Moss Point Methodist church
Monday afternoon.
They are Mrs. H. B. Over
street, president: Mrs. John Cir
lot, vice president; recording
secretary, Mrs. Homer Hamilton;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. j..
NJ. Rivers; secretary of missions,
education and service, Mrs. Roy
Williamson; secretary of chris
tisn relations and local church
activities. Mrs. Emmett Golf: sec
rotary spiritual life, Miss Ina
Thompson; secretary Of literature
and publication, Mrs. Gardner.
Secretary supplies, Mrs. c. A.
Booker: secretary student work,
Mrs Il. A. Khayat; secretary
youth work, Mrs Morton Fair
ley. secretary Of children's work,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
Kathleen Morie
Detrio Honoree
At Pretty PcrfY

The home Of Mrs. Anthony De-
trio, 1903 East Taylor avenue, vas
the scene of a lovely birthday
party, Oct. 80 at $40 p. m.
The honoree, Kathleen Marie
Detfio. who received the guests,
dressed in PIN. net and wore
a PINK corsage which was a gift.
from her younger brother, Mi.
chael.
The color scheme of the party
was carried out with yellow
steamers and matching baskets
Filled with candy. Pencil sharp
eners were gwen as lavofs.
The guests played pinning the
tail or the donkey for when
ptiZes Were awarded.
During the lighting of the
Dirtnda8 cake candies the guests
sang Happy Birthday to You.
Ice cream, cake and soft drinks
were served.
Children present were Louise
Deefio, vioIa Jacks, Emily and
Ellen Oakes, Monica Dye, Betsy
Wright, Cookie Graft, Carolyn
held, Mickey O'Malley, Martina
and Nancy Barfield, Afford and
Littleton Eubanks, Billie Fran
.ces Windham, Louise h'ollace,
Bill and Michael Welborn, Leon
and Jvfry Coleman, Helen and
Ann Frances Smith, Mary Alice
LAWS ana Michael Detrio. Mes
DANES Louis Detrio and |. +.
Jacks and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Weloofn were adult guests.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
East Moss Point

A pretty social event of Mon
day night was a miscellaneous
shower at which Mrs. Charles
Hudson was hostess honorinl
Mrs. James Berries (nee Doro-
thy Ahmond). The home of Mrs
Hudson was thrown open for the
occasion and the brides chair
was decorated in pink and white
Games were PLAYED and refresh
ments OF ice cream and cake
were served. Prizes were won
during he evening by Mrs. John
Almond Mrs. D.. K. Holden and
Mrs. Carroll Guillotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cuevas
and son of Guifport visited Mrs.
l.. K. Hudson and Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Lacey over the weekend
The uany friends of Miss Love
Hudson will be glad to hear that
she is much improved after be-
ing confined to her bed all week
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton McSwain
and son of Richton visited Mrs.
w. H. Ford and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Wainwright over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Orels and fam
lily of Biloxi spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wainwright.
Lynn Orels, who has just reeeiv-
ed his discharge from the Ma.
rines, enjoyed the visit with his
old service friend, Lee Roy Vain
wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. K. Holden and
family spent Sunday and Tues
day in Vancleave with relatives.
Lee Roy Wainwright motored
to Biloxi Sunday night.
The pionthly singing service
will be held at the East Moss
Point Holiness church Sunday.
A Halloween party was given
Thursday night at which Butch
Hudson was hostess. Games were
played and refreshments served
% MS many young friends.
The Rev. and Mrs. S. j. Rhodes
are spending the week in the East
Moss Point. community working
in the Sunday school enlarge
ment campaign OF the East Moss
Point Baptist church. An effort
is being made to have every
resident members of this church
in Sunday school Sunday.
The Rev. Donald Corley of
New Orleans was a guest in the
home cf Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Perk-
ms and the Rev. Monte Davis
last weekend. He had charge of
the song service and the Rev. S.
Rhodes preached at the Sun
day morning worship and the
Rev. mfr. Corley preached at the
evening hour when the Rev.
Rhodes was in charge of the
Captain Monte Davis, Jr.,
who has been in the Army Air
for the past four years re-
his discharge last Friday
at Barksdale Field, La. He plans
to enter college at an early date.
Mrs. Nell Stauter, leader of
The intermediate Training Union
hoetess at a Halloween par
Ly in the basement of the East
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
Mr.. And Mrs. w. NJ.
Moss Entertain
Children Halloween

One Of the most unique events
OF Halloween was a party al
which M and Mrs. w. M. Moss
entertained their Young friends
at their home on Garfield avenue
Thursday evening.
The children we're greeted by
the Spirit and the Ghost of Hal
loWeen which were imperson-
ated by Mr.. and Mrs. Moss in APP
propriate costumes.
The rarty included several very
novel features that brought joy
to the Young guests.
Refreshments typical of the
holiday were served.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
Charlotte Krduse
Has Party On Her
Seventh Birfhdoy

The seventh birthday of Char
lotte Kvduse was fittingly cele-
brated with a party at which her
mother. Mrs. l.. E. Krause was
hostess to a number Of her young
friends on Halloween day.
The party was held at Lin
coin hall and Mrs. Krause was
assisted by Mr.. Wendell Var
broueh in carrying out the pretty
details of the party.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08

Mrs. A. J. Franklin: chairman
of publication and printing, Mrs
Earl Amonett; chairman fe!-
lowship. Mrs. Downer Stewart,
chairman of status OF women,
Mrs. Horace Burkes; and mem
bcrshio, Mrs. Lila Blumer.
Mrs. Earl Amcnett presided
over the meeting and worship
service on Stewardship Mrs.
John CTl0t closed the meeting
with a prayer.
Assisted by Mrs. j. Myles,
Mrs. Cirlot served ice cream and
cold dg inks to the twenty three
members present.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08

Moss Point Baptist church at
which her guests were Gerry
cronicr. Greta Pierce, Bobbie
Jean Fulton, Margaret Redman,
Violet Moak, Kristene Porter,
Flora May Chapman, Judy AL
mond, Joy Cuff, Charleen Pat
rick, Raymond Roberts, Eleon
Davis, Raymond Davis, Eugene
Smith, Jessie Gum, Ted Pre-
vost, Bubba Grierson, Jimmie
Grierson. Oren Carpenter and
J. l.. Carpenter. Entertainment
was complete with games, a
"spookyn fortune teller. Miss
Nobey Auttonberry, and refresh
ments which carried out the sea
sonal color scheme.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08

Among these was the birthday
cake which was cut after the ira
ditional ceremony of wishing as
the candles were blown out. 1t
was served with ice cream and
candy.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
AUXILIARY MEETING

There will be a meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary to the Amer
lean Legion, Monday. November
II at 7.30 p. m. in Odd Fellows
hall on Krebs avenue, Pasea-
goula.
All members are urged to at
tend.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08

Flowers cut late in the after
noon stay fresh longer, because
of the increased sugar content
which is highest at 400 P. M.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
JAMES FERGUSON
HARVEY. III

Announcement is made of the
birth Of a son to Nj. and Mrs.
James Ferguson Harvey, III,
Mondas, November 4 at the
jackson County hospital. He is
the first grandson of Nh. and
Mrs. Chester Lyons of Moss
Point.
The baby and his mother are
to be moved to the home of Nh.
and Ms. Lyons Friday, where
MI. and Mrs. Harvey are Iesid-
ing for TIE present.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08

Calclfta is the shellac capita.
OF the world.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-30
TRUMAN TO SPEAK
ON POLIO DRIVE

New York. Jan. 30-GAP)-Presi-
dcnt Harry Truman viii speak to
the nation by radio tonight as part
of the observance OF the late lIeSl-
dent Franklin RooseVcltS birthday
anniversary. His five mh7ute ad-
dress Will be broadcast from the
White House over all the major net
works sometime between ll:52 and
.ll:57 p. m. (EST).
The President took note OF the
observance in other ways too.
He arranged to buy the llrst
Roosevelt memorial stamp o
Postmaster General Robert Hanne-
can and invited to lunch me movie
stars who came to the capital 1ol
the March OF Dimes caInpaIol.