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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
Glasbena Matica

Pevci in pevke Glasbene Ma
tice zopet pripravljajo nekaj IL
rednega "a prireditev. Ia prize
ditev sc DO >vrsila 3. novembra
zveSer v Slovenskem narodnem
domu ma st. Clairju. Ma ONE
njeni dan bo Matica vprizorila
krasno opereto "Maskot". Je to
komicna opereta, prevedena il
francoseine, je zelo micna stvar
v petju in kostumih, tako je tu-
di konstrukcija v celoti. Pred
stavo bo spremljala cleveland
ska simfonicna orkestra.
Veliko lepega petja je pre-
pletenega v tel muzikalni zgrad-
bi, mnogo blagodoneeih melodij
kinca celoto operete, in vse to
lepo petite vam podajo pevci in
pevke Glasbene Matte z njiho-
vimi uglajenimi glasovi. V ope-
reti je precej solospevov, ven
dar pa je pretezna vecina petja
v zboru. v solospevih bono ime-
Ii priliko slisati Milavec-Levsti-
kovo, Budanovo, svigljevo, Bra
daea, Venclja, Pluta, Nosana in
Sc nekaj drugih. v tel opereti
bo Josephine Milavec-Levstik
predstavlja lepo mlado prince
20, ne tako kot jo tolikrat dole
ii, da mora igrati kako nuno,
Tudi druge solospevne vloge SO
v veseih rokah. Mnogo je prica.
kovati cd Budanove in Brada.
ca.
Pevci in pevke Glasbene Ma.
tice podajajo operne predstave
ze dvajset let. Vsako leto ina.
jo emo operno prireditev. Polka.
zali so nam re lepe stvari, oper.
mega in operetnega znacaja.
Predstava 3. novembra be
opereta. Brez vsakega dvoma
DO to TAXA predstava, XII DO uga.
jala ocem in posluhu.
Pevci in pevke C. M. pricaku.
jejo velike udelezbe cd stran
obcinstva ma tel predstavi. Pc
vsej bozji razlagi pravicnost
jo tudi zasluzijo. Torej maj jim
napolnimo dvorano, da Jim VISA.
delno poplaeamo njih trud
vezbajoc Sc vec mesecev "a te
operetno predstavo.
Torej ma svidenje 3. novem
bra zvecer.
Louis Belle
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
|Sodnijski process prot
|slovenskim ndajalcem
(nadaljevanje)

Rupnik: "Tedaj o kaksnem
osvobodilnem boju nisem se mic
vedel."
Predsednik: "Ali ste sc zave-
dali, da podpirate okupatorjev
upravni aparat, ko ste prevzeli
sluzbo zupana?"
Obtozeni Rupnik je dolgo
molcal med splosno tisino v dvo-
rani. Ma ponovno vprasanje je
koncno osramocen primal:
"Zavedol sem Sc, da sodelu-
jema z osvajalcena, da je to nekaj
poms$evalmega, da je tudi selo
riskantno in nevarmo, toda kocs
starej$i slovenski aktivni Uojak
sem ob6util, da ne naorena po-
n,agati ljudstvu pri osvobojalcat
no drug aacin."
Predsednik: "Pravite, da ste
sc zavedali sramotnosti in poni-
zevalnosti sodelovanja okupa-
torjem, ko pa ste postal zupan,
ste izdali letak, v katerem po-
zivate vse Slovence k taksnemu
ponizevalnemu sodelovanju. Ali
Sc spominjate tega ??"-Pred-
sednik je razgrnil pred seboj We
lik bel letak, IL katerega je pre-
bral nekaj odstavkov, da bi OBJ
tozencu osvezil spomin.-"S tenn
ste odvracali Slovence cd osvo-
bodilnega boja in jih zavajali v
sluzbo okupatorja."
V nadalinem zaslisevanju je
Rupnik prie'aol, da Sc je mjegovo
Supanovanje pod Italijapi kasa-
10 . tenn, da je podpiral okupa-
torjere ukrepe 20 po3tahjaace-
nje IN spIoh satiranje slovenSke-
ga mGroda, kakor nu ocitd OBJ
toSnic0.
Pred sodiscem je sodnik pod
polkovnik Lab prebral Rupni-
kov pismen predlog Robottiju "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
DeIo vinorske zodruge Moriboru
Posneto il "Slovenskesa porocevalca"

skupnih izletih in ogledovanju
vzornih nasadov, XII iih je sest v
mariborskem okrozju, Sc Vino
gradniki seznanjajo novim ma
cinom obdelave, uporabo stro-
jew, pravilnim negovanjem trte
in kar je predvsem vazno, opo-
zorjeni so ma napake, XII so Sc do
sedaj delale pri obnavljanju in
pri izbiri trsnega materiala.
Brez dvoma vez med posamez-
mimi zadruzniki Sc nj tako moe
ma, kakor bi morala v zadrugi
hiti, toda prav ia nacin della nam
daje porostvo, da Sc DO tudi to
uresnicilo.
V polni raeri so v teku pri-
prave letosnje letine, XII kaze, d.
bo obilnejsa in boljsa kakor Ian
ska. Zadruzniki so opozorjeni,
| la ne bodo prezgodaj brali, kajti
7 tenn SO lansko leto hudo gre
Sill in bi bill pridelek Sc mnogo
Dol 81, &c bi ga bill pustili ma
trsju dokoncno dozoreti. V teku
je akcija "a pridobivanje novih
zadruznikov. Urejeno je raz-
merle drzavnim sektorjem, da
obadva sorazmerno> zajameta
okoliS.
Zadruzniki todo letos vina 20
moznosti tipizirali; najvecja ma
paka nasih vinogradov je, da so
Use vprek posajeni z razlicnimi
sortani; te Sc pri branju in poz-
neje pri tiskanju mesajo in tako
dobivamo mesana vina. Nasa vi
ma spadaio po kakovosti med
najboljsa v Evropi in re v le-
tosnjem letu Sc nam odpira trg
v inozemstvo; zastopani bono
ma razstavi v Pragi. V inozem-
stvo bono sli samo S sortnimi
vini, zato teznja po tipizaciji ma
sega pridelka.
Toda ne samo ma terenu, tenn
vec tudisv centrali sami Sc pri-
pravlja zadruga "a sprejem pri-.
delka. v teku je velika preure.
ditev kleti, zgradnja kanaliza-
cije, dotocnih naprav, ureditev
buteljcne kleti in gradnja re-
zervnih cistern. Neugodno je BIZ
10 pref pretakanje novodoslega
mosta II pripeljanih sodov '
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
L. pisarne priha jaio drug "a

IL pisarne prihajato drug "a
drugim kupci z listki v rokah in
Sc drenjajo pred kletnimi vrati;
sodi, steklenice in pletenke pri-
hajajo dvigalom ma dan, voz-
niki kricijo, konji razgetajo,
dvorisce Vinarske zadruge je
polno vrvenja. Vozovi drdrajo
3kozi starinski who'd ma Trg svo-
bode. Tako je v predpoldnevnih
urah v Vinarski zadrugi v Ma
riboru.
Preko 300 vinogradnikov ma
riborskega okolisa Sc je lani
septembra zdruzilo u Vinarsko
zadrugo. To, da jesenski pride
lex takoj pride v zadruzno klet,
je osnovne vaznosti "a delo "a
1ruge. LIE malo imamo pri mas
strokovnjakov, XII bi znali z mo-
5tom pravilno. ravnati in sprem-
ljati n.egovo zorenje v vino. Ko
zadrugo obiscem, me njen pred
sednik takoj ma zacetku opozori:
"Nasa zadruga nj trgovsko
podjetje, XII samo sprejema in
izdaja blago. IL mosta vzgaja-
mo zlahtno vino, kar je umet-
most. Da smo kolikor toliko kos
temu poslu, je dokazala letosnja
vinska razstava, kjer je nasa
nlada zadruga dobila sedem di-
plom, kar je vsekakor lepo pri-
znanje nasemu delu."
Ko Sc je septembra zadruga
ustanovila, je prevzela kleti biv-
Sc nemske firme Pugel Rosman.
Cd tedaj je dvig prometa prese-
gel ysako prlcakovanJe. Iako Je
bilo mnozno, da je zadruga letos
izplacala vsem zadruznikom "a
pridelek normalno kupno ceno
in bo vsak zadruznik OBJ letnem
obracunu prejel Sc lep delez do
bicka zadruge. Pred vojno je bi-
10 vino predmet najvecje speku-
lacije in SO. velepodjetjay XII SO
bila v rokah tujcev, nesramno
odirala kmeta. Toda nj edna
vez, ki zadruznike druzi samo
tisti dobicek, XII ga imajo "a
druzniki in 81 ga razdele.
Zadruga je usmerila svoje de-
10 Y bodocnost. Treha bo zaceti
2 obnovo nasih vinogradov, PR
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22

"unicenje partizanske aktivno-
sti." Robottiju je predlagal vsa-
krsna sredstva, vsak nacin boje-
vanja, XII bi Sc glede ma posebno-|
Isti terena pokazal kot najbolj
prikladen, nadalje dobro disci-
plirane, spretne in pozrtvovalne
"kontrabande" (Streifkorpsl in
kot temeljni pogoj zanje mrezo
stalnih in dobro ,zascitenih po-
stojank v vecjih podezelskih
krajih. Ia nacrt doloca tudi po-
drobno zamisljene novacenje "a
te izdajalske edinice, XII maj bi
pomagale fasisticnim cetam pri
akcijah tezjih krajih ali pa bi
nastopale tudi samostojno.
! Grazioliju je Rupnik postal
tudi seznam castnikov in pod
eastnikov internirancev, "a ka-
tere je sam jamcil, da Sc bodo IL.
kazali lojalne. Kasmeje je postal
Grasiohju Sc en- spisek 6astni-
kov, rasdeljenih y tri skupine in
je predlagal doe skupimi "a is-
patst IL imtermacije, tretjo sku-
pimo pa maj bi 6imprej lo6iH cd
prvih dver.
,Organizatorji vojaskih straz
so mu bill potem pripravljeni po-
veriti vodstvo in organiziranje
straz. Sodiscu je pojasnil, da je
to vojasko funkcijo odklonil, ker
je menil, da Sc ne sklada mir
MIN delom" zupana, predsednik
sodisca pa ga je zavrnil pri-
ponabo: "Zato pa ste tudi poslah
Robottiju na6rt 20 uai6enje par
! tisGnske aktivnosti!r'
Ida .a.sko sodelovanje kot sef
pokrajinske uprave
Po kratkem odmoru je obto-
zeni Rupnik obsirno pripovedo-
tDalie ma 8. strani'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
Kaj maj storimo?

Volilna borba je v polnem te-
ku. Napetost stopnjuje, cimbolj
sc blizamo volilnemu dnevu. Re-
zerve zavzemajo hripava grla
izkricanih propagatorjev in mo-
drejsi brskajo po arhivih, da
najdejo dusno hrano - blato,
XII ga servirajo volilcem. Repu-
blikanci so mojstri v temu po-
slu - njih simbol je sion in Sc
tocno drze slovenske prislovi-
ce, XII pravi, da "laznjivec ma
redi il komarja slona? Cujmo
njih filozofijo; vsak delavec je
komunist, vsak inozemec rusi-
(Dalje ma f. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
Il urada podruznice
Stew. 80 SANS

Cleveland, 0. - Kakor vsaki
mesec, tako smo Sc zbrali tudi
Slani omenjene podruznice k Sc
j v septembru, ma kateri smo
razmotrivali v korist podruzni-
ce in potom ME "a stare domo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
". oktobra, 1915

Il y
stremimo "a tenn, da yes mas pri-
delek spravimo ma trg butelj-
kah, da Sc ma ia nacin prepreci
vsako mesanje in pride pridelek
do potrosnika nepokvarjen.
Tovaris, XII mu je poverjeno
kletarstvo, me pelje klet. clo-
veku Sc zdi; kakor da je prisel
v starorimske katakombe. Pod
tezkimi oboki Sc vrste sodi, v da-
ljavi Sc prizigajo luci in vedno
novi predict kleti Sc cloveku od-
pirajo. Tu sem Sc steka mai
zfahtnejsa kapljica Slovenskih
goric, med oboke je vzidanih
deset cistern, katerih najvecja
drzi $4,000 litroy najmanjsa pa
$4,000 litrov.
! Ogromni sodi so nalozeni drug
ma drugega, vsi so zaznamova-
nj S stevilkami, konec trakta "a
kljucuje ogromen sod, XII drzi
ITO hektolitrov, Ravnanje te-
mi sodi je precej nevarno, mfio-
81 so re start in oh premikanju
radi popustijo obroci in sc doge
razsujejo.
Zgrajene bodo pomozne CT
sterne, da v primeru nesrece "a
jamejo zlahtno kapljico. Clovek
bi mislil, da nj mozen pregled
cez toliksno kolicino materiala,
toda ze pref v pisarni so mi po-
kazali nacrt kleti, kjer je vrisan
sleherni' sod in v pisarni imajo
v evidenci sleherno buteljko.
Tovaris mi razlaga nacin kle-
tarjenja mesanimi vini, XII jih
spravijo najprej majhne sode,
med dozorevanjem preizkusajo,
kateri tip v njih prevladuje in
potem vino istega tipa druzuje-
jo v vedno vecje posode, dokler
xoncne kolicine vim enotnega IT,
pa ne zdruzijo v cisternah.
Kocl Two je kletarjenje sort
mimi vini. Vino je silno obcutlji-
vo, najmanjsa nepazljivost pri
ravnanju MIN ga lahko pokva-
ri, neprestano je treba nadzirati
>yrenje, preprecevati delovanie
oakterij nastopajoce bolezni in
napake kakor je okus po mis-
jem vinu ali zveplenem vodiku,
iporjavenje, sivi in bell prelom,
odpravljati jih je treba 8 pro-
: tisredstvi, XII so med drugimi ta-
min, ribji klej, eponit, spanska
zemlja it'd.
Ia preizkusnjo vim je potreben
zadrugi lasten laboratorij, XII ga
sedaj urejujejo. Najtezje je raw
nanje buteljkami. S posebno
napravo buteljke cistiio in dru-
go, XII lima vlozene filtre jih pol
MILO. Zmogljivost aparata "a
. polnjenje je 500 steklenic ma
uro. Pri buteljcnih vinih je tre-
ha posebno patti ma doziranje
zvepla in prepreciti, da bi ostan-
XII sladkorja mogli zavreti. &c
Sc vino buteljkah pokvari, ga
. je treba vsega izprazniti in zno-
. negovati.
Tovaris glavni kletar nam ma
i toci nekaj vzorcev, laski rizling,
= muskatni slivanec it'd. in ugoto-
viii smo morali, da je vino sijaj-
no negovano. v posebnem oddel-
! ku DO zadruga uredila svoj ar
hiv,- kamor pridejo yzorci vseh
= vim vseh. letnikov.
zadruga usmerja prodajo
! predvsem industrijska sredi-
sea, trenutno Maribor, v Draw
, sko in v Mezisko dolino, kjer vi
nogradov nj. S tenn, da dale "a
, druga velike kolicine kyalitetne.
i ga vina ma trg po sorazmerno
: nizkih cenah, onemogoca speku-
} lacijo in izdaja samo dozorela
vina, ker ina vedno zadostno
l zalogo vina ma razpolago. Tega
: doslej nj bilo, ker SO vinograd-
, niki zarad stiske "a denar veci-
) noma prodajali svoj pridelek Sc
: preden je vino v kleti dokoncno
j ldozoreln.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Brain Game Answers

Questions on Editorial Page
Jack Benny
2-WallaCe Wade.
3-(aD True, th) false He is
one who works with molten
iron
4 He is one who is fond OF
women
5-Paul V. MCNutt.
6-tai j. correct
THE Call of the Wild. by
Jack London.
S-Francis Marion m the Revo-
lutlonary WaT
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
245th Get Toqether
international Photo

SiNty-hvc Detroit veterans Of
the 245th Engineers Battalion, al
tached to the Ninth Army, will
celebrate their first peacetime
gct-toGcthcr next Monday eve
ming IN tho Moonlight Cafe, 4O45
Maple. Dearborn.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
New Invitation
Sent ID Russia

YOKOHAMA. Jan. 9 CAPD-A
new invitation 10 Russia 10 par
ticipate in the Far Eastern com
mission Was sent through the
state department TWO days ago.
L.. s. Maj Gen Frank r Mccoy,
commission chairman, disclosed
today.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Spanish General
Freed From Prison

MADRID. Jan. 9 GNS)-Gcn,
Luis CASTILLO, Spanish war minis
ter in 1886, was freed from prison
TODAY.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09

Nine-y year-od Sophie KoltkO and her brother George
(standng haess behind herr trying hard to hold back
the tears after the policeman informed them that their
father killed and their mother seriously injured
when they leaped from their third floor New York apart
ment escape the flames in a sweeping tenement fire.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Ora+orio Concert

Arthur Gnau will direct the
Detroit Oratorio Society's second
concert Friday, Jan. Is. at Music
Hall. In addition TO the all-Detroit
chorus of so voices, world-re-
nowned violinist Adolph Busch
will be featured.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Connolly Answers

Questions on Editorial Pager
1-(b). 2-ta). 3-(c). 4-(b).
Sc. g. ta) Belgium;
(bl Yugoslavia; (c) Thai.
land; I'D Greece; (e) Al
bania.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
EHdGIIe

THREE of Germany S
top war rIn1Ina a IS +.
(fTom iefD. Hermann Goer-
ing, Karl Doenitz and Ru-
doH Hess, on trial for their
war crimes in Nuremberg,
chatting together before the
convening of a court session.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09

THE DETROIT TIMES C-I7
Wed, Jan. 2. l946 r
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ter. Brenda Louise, who was
born December %, l945, at 800
o'clock in the morning at the
jackson County hospital. Mr..
Jaquith received his honorable
discharge at New Orleans, Dec.
81 and arrived home the fol-
lowing day after two years and
six months of service in the Navy.
He reached the States last
month after having been station
ed in Japan.
Emory Warrick Owens, young
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Owens,
has returned to Castle Heights
Military Academy at Lebanon,
Tenn. to complete his fourth year
of study there at the end of
the present term. He has been
spending the holidays home.
The Reverend and Mrs. j. L.
Reeves and family enjoyed a re-
cent visit to Kosciusko where
they were guests of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Cooper and
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Mrs. F. E. Stringer and Frank
Myers of Mobile were recent
visitors in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. D. Hendrickson and Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Kelley.
w. j. ellsworth, who is now
installing boilers for a construc-
ton company in Picayune, spent
the weekend with his family at
their home at 313 Lafayette street,
as is his usual custom. Mr.. Dts
worth hopes to return home at
the completion of the present
work about two weeks hence.
Sergeant Edwin Collie, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Cole, is
among the men whe have enough
points to make them eligible for
early discharge from the service,
but who, under a recent ruling,
will have to remain at their
posts overseas until men can be
sent over to replace them. Sgt.
Cole is with a heavy ordinance
company in Strassbourg, Ger
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trick took their guests on sight
seeing trips to such places as
New Orleans, Bellingrath Gar
dens, Mobile, including Brook
lev Field and other beauty
spots along the coast. They also
visited the ingalls, shipyard, and
enjoyed fishing in the bayous
and lakes about Pascagoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Caldwell
have as guests the formers
brother. E. H. Caldwell and Mrs.
Caldwell who arrived Sunday
from Akron, Ala, to spend this
week in their home.
The evening Bridge club will
meet at the home of Miss Fran
ces Warden next Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. M. S. Brister returned
Tuesday from McComb where
she had been visiting relatives
since Sunday.
Additional Personals. Page Five
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MANY.

Conner d. Smith, former resi-
dent of Pascagoula where he at
tended high school, has been Wis
iting in the home o. his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. T. F.
Oglesbee, 804 18th street, this
week prior to entering the Navy
January IL.
Mrs. A. F. Dantzler of Pasca-
goula and Mrs. A. F. Dantzler,
Sr., of Biloxi, are spending sew
eral days in New Orleans this
week.
Mrs. Robert j. Dempster is
visiting relatives in Meridian
this week.
Recent guests in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James DERRICK were
her brother, j. P. Burnham OF
Elizabeth and Roper, N. c. and
his bride, who were on their
honeymoon. Mr.. and Mrs. De
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William Allen, Jr., son OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Allen of Moss
Point returned to New Orleans
Thursday of last week, where his
duties as an ensign in the Mari
time services have taken him for
study. Ensign Allen, who is bet
ter known as "Bill' to his friends,
has passed 30 months overseas,
principally in the Asiatic Thea
ter of Operations. He doubly en-
joyed his visit with relatives and
friends because it was his first
leave since his enlistment in
June, l943. He received his basic
training at st. Petersburg and
was later sent TO the West Coast
where he was assigned to the
USS Royal Arrow" which was
bound for India and islands in
the Indian Ocean.
Miss Rita Anna Irving return
ed Sunday to her duties at the
Paseagoula Bell Telephone Com
panv after an absence of a week
while i'll with flu.
Small Richard Shields, Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Shields.
Sr. was moved home during the
week after having been at the
Jackson County hospital where
he has been under penicillin
treatment for infected ears.
While Mrs. Shields was with her
son at the hospital their home
was presided over by Mr.. Shields
sister. Mrs. Peter Reinko of Mo
bile.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Born
man have returned to Atlanta,
Ga. after spending the holidays
with the latter's mother, Mrs.
Louise Fisher Mcleod and other
relatives.
Friends of Mrs. E. E. Dodge.
who has been i'll at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Harold Rab-
by in Moss Point. will be relieved
to learn that she is recovering
from a very serious attack OF
flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Martinez
spent several DAYS visiting in
New Orleans. recently. While
there they attended the Sugar
Bowl game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Martinez
and two sons have returned from
San Diego, Calf, and at pres
ent are visiting in the home o.
Mr.. Mariners parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. f. Martinez. Mr.. Mar
tinez, the younger, who has just
been discharged from the navy,
with his family will reside IN
Moss Point.
News has been received by
Mrs. {. p. Seaman of the death
of her brother-in-law. Mr.. r. n.
Cowart. of Avent. Miss. The fu-
neral was held at IL a. m. Thurs
day at Avent. Mrs. Cowart viii
be remembered in Moss Point
as Miss Elma Avent. Mr.. and
Mrs. Seaman attended the funer.
al.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-11
SOCIAL SOC AL Il; HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Norman Mars returned
Sunday to her home in Philadel-
phia, Miss, after a visit with
her mother, Mrs. Inez coulson,
and aunt. Mrs. Martha Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Jackson,
New Orleans. were guests last
week of Mrs. A. L. Todd and
family.
Mrs. John Thompson left this
week to join Captain Thompson
IN Kingstown, Tenn, where they
will reside.
Mrs. r. F. Taylor and Mrs.
Robert Renfroe were visitors to
Mobile Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Downer Stewart
and Mr.. Luthur Bond were visl-
tors to Bay Springs for the week
end.
The many friends of Mr.. Frank
Hunt are very sorry to hear of
his illness in the Jackson Coun-
ty hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Renfroe
were visitors TO Hattiesburg,
Miss, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cam
ball, New Orleans, We're guests
SUNDAY of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Pritchett and Mrs. Bessie Vet
ter.
Mrs. ]. W. Skinner of Collins
vile. Tenn, and sons, Billie and
John, U. S. Marines We're guests
last week of Misses Willie and
Florrie McInnis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mabry and
daughter. Betty, were visitors TO
Canton, Miss, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Nelson,
Jr., were visitors to New Or
leans Tuesday.
Miss Helen Brannon and broth
er, John Brannon. spent the
weekend with relatives in Citro-
nellie. Ala.
MI. and Mrs. Spencer Beebee
were visitors to New Orleans
Tuesday.
Cpl. and Mrs. w. W. Jenkins
and daughter. Judy. were visit
ors to Biloxi Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Overstreet
returned Monday from Magnolia,
Miss, where they were called BY
the illness of Mrs. Overstreets
father. Mr.. ". NJ. Sullivan.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-11

Aehmed Abdullah. novelist ana
adventurer. had a Russian-O rtho-
dox father. a Moslem mother and
Is himself a Roman Catholic.
Though a British subject ne vas
born at Yalta. in the Cfimea.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs. K. II. Jaquith
the birth Of a daugh-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-11

On Thursday evening Of last
week Mr.. and Mrs. ". o. Stone.
now of Mobile. but formerly Of
Pascagoula, were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert s. Ford at din
ner at L~ongfellow House that
evening.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-11

Owing to the examinations at
Beach school next week the meet
ing Of the Beach school Parent
Teacher Association which vas
scheduled for January II has
been changed to January % at
the usual hour of assembly.
Evening star., 1946-04-27
MARYLAND RESIDENTIAL

SILVER SPRING, MD.-96O3-O1
BRUCE DRIVE; 9521-23-25 THORN
HILL RD.-5 new detached brick
homes. Ready for occupancy in ap-
prox. go days 6 large rooms, ~ baths,
full basement, fireplace, oil heat.
PRICE: $23 $50 each.
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS, MD.-819 COX
AVE.-Det. brick bungalow, rooms,
modern bath. Coal air-cond. heat. Full
basement and f1oored attic, stove and
refg. Corner. PRICE: $9,950.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-426 TURNER
ST-Detached brick, 5 rooms and
bath, finished attic, gas heat, refg.,
screened and weather insulated. In
good condition and nice neighbor-
hood. PRICE: $17,950.
21O9 ROSS RD., ROSEMARY HILLS,
MD.-Detached brick, S years old, 6
rooms, 2 baths, oil heat, stove and re-
frigerator, garage, drapes, carpets
kitchen and porch furniture. Posses
sion at settlement. PRICE: $26, 500.
SILVER SPRING, COLEsvILLE RD.-
Two brand new houses, detached
brick, just completed. On spacious
lots. 7 rooms, 2 baths Modern kit
chen, auto. heat, fireplaces, screened
porches and many other attractive
features. Occupancy in IS days.
PRICE: $27.500 each.