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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-18
Boilermukers Are
Back After Meeting

A grievance matter which was
said by the company 10 he eea,
tered about the working e0Adi-
tons Nl newly, formed Nveuag
crews in the ingalls, ShlpNardS "
suited early this week in the
Walk,oWt Of several hundNNl
memAegS of Local 6Sa Of the Boil.
ermakeCS Union 10 attend a Sc
QeS ~ special meetings called
by officials of the union,
The walk,00t, Involving ap.
eraNimately coo members of the
anion, began last Saturday about
noon and continued through
Tuesday, Walter Lowry business
agent Of the AEL local and eea-
reSentative OF the Metal Trades
Council, bargaining agent in the
wand, made the following state.
meAt about the controversy;
wrhe local had special business
70 attend To- and 1t conducted 4
series ,0l special meetings to at
tend ~ IT, When the business was
finished the members went back
To work, That's all there is Ia
it
Asked il he wished to present
the locals viewpoint as TO the
Continued Oh Page Threel
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-18
DRIVE OPENED FOR CLOTHES:
NEED DESPERATElN EUROPE
Comments From u, s Win Literally
Be Difference OF Lie and Death

caareA school ana ~VSe
groups have eccA enlisted ana
aetsslcd plans made soe 9eSkS6a
CoanoS participation N he as,.
soaSl Victory Ce0tA4as ceifNegea
70 collect ono AaAag~s MslaaA
ScrVseeAhle 0Sea gAgNeas& 10.
getAee Ws,A SleoeS ANa RSSa&Mk
toe war devastated Eafone WAtS~
hundreds 81 thousands Wa az a
cold ana eNpoSacc this NfAte4 an
tcSS Ald S0mcS IRON AAgoNS
County Chairman + A NAa,
Nat termed The SSMeS4kN NoAe
81 TIE most fa,~gltAg 0eegWsSoaS
ever erRsAleca Ne humanity
ana ASKED the pNAl8e u 4V0eNA,
Aer that a eSfMAeNt hanging Ia
Neap closet mieA( AseNN he al
fesVAce AteaNlN NctWeta Ale NNA
death II Some child N NOgVee
tins wlnteN
0N 4 A moMeSoa eNNM
eo0la ana wcS, jackson SeaNtN
chairman outlined tAe NsAea&m
in addresses b TIE N4NNN4S ana
Rotary Gibbs here ~ tAe4e NgSN
ingS ~ Tuesday aaa "Wednesday
At the South Elementary SeAse,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-18
Officer Slugged.
Fired On With
His Own Weapon

Lavue kitFen and r. T. HIN,
man Of Greene County, Miss are
held in the Jackson County lail
en- charges Of assault and battery
with intent 10 kin growing eal
~ an attack on Mess I0Wt Pc
leemaR Johnny eolhm Saturday
night
Officer Celham was caught eli
gWaVa Knocked down and dated
IN a blow NOM a wrench allies.
eaN welded by ktcell who then
took the officers pistol nom his
pYoStyase body and fired at him,
Hlllman Was with kitrell, who
admitted to officers he was an
.ex~eonviet At the time ut the
heeca&
Kiteell whe had been drink,
mss apparently became angrS a
Column who Was directing Wat,
10 az the time away nom a large
amount Of gasoline which had
spilled en- the street An nniden,
tlNea man attempted 70 aid the
officer and was also Knocked
! down hv Kiuell the officers said,
The TIVE men then Jumped IN
their car ran the traffic blocks
and started q faScagoala On
Highway 20 With County PATROL
man A q Davis givlng chase,
They stopped only when their eau
overturned at the intersection Of
Market Street and Telephone raaa.
where Mr.. Davis made the arrest,
/ KityeN resisted arrest and Was
elNhhed Av PatrelMan Davis when
he put Wp fight
Al a preliminary hearing IN
Moss Point "Wednesday after
neon, County Attorney L. \,
Mcintosh Charged the men With
assault With intent and they
we've returned u Jail in lieu Of
$l,S0Q honaS each to await AZ
ton Of the grand Jury,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-18
Gulf Freight Line
Will Use Landing
Graft For Hauling

The possibility that paSeagoa,
Ia and other Cult ports from Me,
bile 10 Brownsville. Texas, may
see the return Of a wate~h0rne
freight business similar in many
ways to the old Mississippi river
steamboats, which picked up ana
discharged cargo at any point
where they could float was made
public this week with the an.
no0neement of the Canal Lime
company that federal approval
for their line of six Let's ana
LSMNS could be expected shortly,
c d Rintliff. Of Houston, Tex
as who is president of the
fgeighnng company now in pro.
cess OF organization, wired the
paScagoWla.NaSS Point chamber
If Commerce that the United Press
had reported that ~ENaminer Way
Of the Interstate Commerce Com.
mission has recommended the
commissions approval Of tue
line
Rlnthff intends 20 operate
beats oi the type used for lana,
ing tanks and material along the
invasion beaches during the waE,
II is planned that one boat VII
hAaxaA Ntha iva RA~pxRfN01S NfAk1fA
and Brownsville. daily,
The craft viii carry ACeigAt ana
produce and vii Use docks where
available but vii also he able
u make landings Al any p0iat
where they can fms enough vat
- - float them The nose ramp
will Ae dropped L shore and The
Continued On nage rhvSct
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-18

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-18
Girl Athletes
To Train Here
This Spring

Spring we&ther viii bring \
contingent IT about 800 supple.
hmNed NeQag ladies' 10 the i.
eN scene t. = three-week per
tea NJ tgSs0aE tol,OWiRg The
DECISION ol The AN-AmeSse9a
Girls Baseball League in ShteS,
- last MaaSaN u hold Spytns
tralNiN2 IN e9SeSg00la
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StSioN follow ~ ground WNk ~
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-18
Three Are
Killed In
Bad Wreck
Negroes Mungled
As Speeding Cor
Smushes Pine Tree

TAree negroes were klllca, an.
other critically injured. and thc
uninaaevd driver Of the auto.
mobile. charged With. reckless
driving when an automobile Al.
legedy travelling ninety miles an
hour literally climbed = pine
tree On ne Mobile shortcut
last SATURDAY night The acci.
dent occurred NEAR the east IN.
tegseetlon with Highway %
State Highway nslrolmaa W,
q Gray reported Alex Z la.
faroae James L. Chapman. and
Dorothy Wilson Killed outright
and Ffederle Paterson IN critic.
al condition Al the Jackson Ce0n.
" hospital where the inlarca
wege taken cor treatment The
driver Prank Gray, IN Saifcf~
Ell only a minor cut On the hand.
hut faces 4 reckless driving
charge in Justice 81 reace court
= n Pepper and Mamie Tate
two other paSScNgerA Wcrc
shaken and bruised
fatralman Gray said witness.
es told him the car waS trAvcl
ing ninety miles an hour en-.
route 4rom krcole t. raSeagoala
and that the driver lost eontrNl
ot the vehsclo Il jumped \ altcA
and crashed into \ pine ueN
The tree ten feet above.
the ground,
Two ether automobiles welU
wrecked At The scene = few min,
nteS later when a lrlSk SAID IN
fNuruimAH OlAv Is Ne dffVtM IN
navie W SaxoN ~ his AaMlre
n Faf4agut Avcn0e faSeAeoNla,
crashed into The parked cars NJ
J. A neaSleN III Biloxi and A.
IL Mathews Of Mobile ReASleS
and Mathews we've aiding the IN,
veS.igaung officer by "ilagging
traffic" At tho seene II the acci.
dent Saxon was also hookca
on \ reckless driving eAalgA Pa
trolman Gray said,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-18
Jeannene Graves
Wins Jaycee Prize
For Civic Essay

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-18
ingalls, Passenger
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Peace Launching

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-18
Meot Supplies
q. K. Here For
Time Being

With the nation Threatened
with a fresh meat famine within
the next few DAYS ~ = result 81
the nationwide packing house
strike a check at retail alStNA.
utogS here revealed = more %.
umiStie view than that If the IA.
tion rs a whole
sShieken and Seatoed We haNc
plenty Of, w can't StarVes, seem.
ed to be the general eoneenS0S
among dealers who admitted,
however, that choice cuts may
become Searee rapidly Al SgrccS
that the period immediately Nl>
lowing a strike that lasted Mo
weeks or more would ee he
worst time since SlaaeAte4MN
cuslne. and shipping Is tine ooN.
Sumlnk,
l chain store here enNgtcs
M ffeSh meat On hard YESTERDAY
with The exception u nneSh PORK
bought localN s0t advised MOrc
cured meAtS-hNm ana AScoN
pglneipalN-werV ~ asNa tASN "a
anx time IN many months
TIE operator ot one - fsSce.
goulSS largeSt stores sd h. hao
plenty 4 meat oa haea ans 0io
nai expect any Shortages On}tS
tn strike Mas extended AoNlt,
- reported plenty = eNt toi
the next two weeks an ssNu D.
ID NJ expect this seessea - 81
materially effected
A. dealers wrNtea = faa 81
canned meats and S14z Htsita
ehA4ee cuts WOaid aRsHss
l8IN - \ NSult ~ hA4Haznk
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-18
Second Assault
Near Cemetery;
PETERS Warned

\ Young white woman who
was with a service man in an su-
teme6ile in the vicinity of Mach
pelah cemetery east of the Pas
eagoalS-MoSS Point road was
eriminally assaulted last Friday
night at the point of a gun hv a
Negro who forced her companion
To drive away,
This was the second Identical
assault in this vicinity. the other
having taken place November -.
aud police were continuing vigo-
yoaS search for the armed erim-
mai
Last Friday the service man
sped u a telephone at a nearby
goSdhouSe ana called police, and
a pieket~hne of city and county
officers was formed around the
SpeS as quickly as possible
The attaeker crossed the high
way not tar from the wooden mills
and fired his pistol twice at one
of the officers before plungins
into the woods on the other side,
The officer fired once with his
shotgun bat believed the shot was
Intellectual
Police arrested two Negro SuS~
nectS one because Of resemblance
II the glrlS description. and the
other because he vas picked up
in the vicinity, The first Was re
leased when officers found evil
deNeS CNeonosatlng him, The
other Was AelRg held while at
aeegS checked evidence he waS
n 4 dice game n the vicinity
Continued On psge Eight
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-18
ChuncerY Court
Docket Heavy For
IonuarY Term

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Cont 1eean A. ~
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-18
Collins In
Race With
Sen. Bilbo


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eoAggeNSNaN boM tAR Utt0 MSs
0N&RM district Seg maRN ysagS
AVA WAa ~ chairman e tae
ktoese m8htsgS affairs C0sNW1tSe
ReSSNa8ea he army T. by tAe
AgSt SeEleS 81 NF4viRg HAEsgeSS-
e&N Saae0Ree& this Week IN
jackson tAat he WAS a candidate
R& tAN SeNatoNs2l Seat a0W held
~ Fhe0 < Rlle0 ana that n
wNQ@ Ssase an 0eeNt cSMp9ssA
lSSalRg " y tAe election next
hAlN>
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tNRRNA grew W IN MeEtd12A
wAep@ X received his eagk e3,
NSaAlqA aad later attended Ms
SSS&ge1 A aa8 NJ and kea,
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ed aStoEaeN.geRegal e MlSSASS19
NJ IN l9lk. Mas a eaRalaate teT.
xoSsSNeN n l9laS Ae Was elesss3
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eenAlea e tAe Ath HE waS =
SANaaate teF tAe u y SeN9te
IN h@4l and l@4& and gesWS0
NeM IN House en- January !
AsAA
TIE AAReNnSement
no fttE nEM0CEAf NoN
EN$ on MlSSlSSlPPl>
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SoAVe1 NV kSSeAea the weRfeNaS
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SgSSSs& tasaN
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ANlGlAg Il a peaee that Will en-
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invest kasa - aeal Justly With
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6zNt&sNS and AVID the soelAl sad
.eeSNMSS eeNSsSetS that always
NA& " Msss
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tcxcA and the peeple 90 the weSla
AgS AekMx - " % kad them
| N0aM tAe wSvS Of SelNSAReSS and
DESTRUCTION u the gkry o1 pei
maNeat and &edCgNeN pesee
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leOWAlN sgSV& o0E Industrial dc,
NSlNgNNeat must ~ togwaga With
&hk IRteSxWpsloA and each State
M0Ss share IN its prosperity,
Agriculture must pgoSpeV and its
weSAStS ANl@ Ne sufficient teF
QNNp NeSSN AeaNAN WaalagA tess-
! SN SNa aeNeStlA must flourish
S0N QAlg merchants sell the fruits
NG fAgM AMI factory
wN&NSp0xtatloN GA land ana
SsA &NA ~ an must steadily
gyNw aN3 ve9aSO SsgoNg
WeSRESkleNA beth literary AMI
VoeastosNA teH eur citizens must
mes& the AtgA standards ef the
future TIE ea0catt01N eesNeeas
SatleM disqualification and Ae0S-
ms e& e&Ag SeNS and daughters
Me- Seyve0 81 WNSSlNSAN d0tlag
this terrible wag must ee met
Whey e all people avS eAtlsts
ID u The hsSt 4 grateful nation
lSaN SN& HWtAegmes& they
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~ VessIgN Il NNaeet0l families,
RSyw tASt the WSg u eNek>
VFA& ne0ele W MISSISSIPPI
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-18

- esslatlve committee said
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tgaatsaued % Ress Fhreel
Evening star., 1946-10-26
Godgets
Product Woterproofsr
ProIongs Point Life,
Protects Stonework
By HiIson Munsey

During the war. many materials
were developed that will prove very
useful to the home owner now, one
of them being waterproofing SUBJ
stance that was used in the South
Pacific to treat Quonset huts and
tents and to prevent mildew and rot
in footwear. 1t was used to make
field garments rain-repellent and
flyers used it to waterproof their
clothes. Both hot and cold climates
thoroughly tested its reliability.
Now being marketed for domestic
uses, it provides adequate protection
from deterioration from moisture
and dampness on wood, brick, con-
crete, masonry, stucco and metals
In fact it will protect all forms OF
structures and equipment.
Another very desirable factor is
its protection of painted surfaces. A
coat of the material will double and
in some cases treble the life of 9
paint job when applied over the
surface after the actual job is fin
ished. 1t will prevent the crumbline
of mortar and it makes repointine
unnecessary in brick or stone walls
Thin Metallic Coating.
The material is smooth cream
holding in suspension tiny particles
of aluminium. When brushed OF
sprayed on the surface, 1t leaves 9
thin metallic coating which will fill
feVery opening in the surface ane
prevent the entry of water or mois
ture., The application will not afec
! the appearance of the surface. bu
1See CADETS, Page B-4J
Evening star., 1946-10-26
D. {. Building Permit,
TofaIing S1,O92,215
Issued in Week

Building permits totaling 81 ,092,-
2l5 were issued during the last week
by Robert H. Davis, District build
ing inspections director. The amount
was 1921 ,073 more than for the pre-
vious week.
Permits OF 5000 and over were
rs follows:
Cafritz Construction Co., 1404 K
street NV, owner and builder; l..
L. Werner, 1404 K street NV, ar
chitect; to erect II three-story brick
and einder block apartments, 13
units each, II to 1H Galveston
street S.W. and 1910 Nichols avenue
S.W., to cost $685., 600.
District of Columbia, District
Building, owner; builder not Sc
lected; municipal architect; to erect
one one-story brick addition to
school, Anacostia Senior High
School, Sixteenth and r streets
Sc, to cost $4,000.
National Lutheran Home for the
Aged, 2635 Eighteenth street NE,
owner; Charles A. Schebinger, ar
chitect; Martin Bros, 1909 Con-
necticut avenue, builder: to erect
one two-story brick and cinder block
building for living quarters at 2635
Eighteenth street NE, to cost $685.
900.
Walter ]. Liebrecht, 17O2 Abing-
don drive, Alexandria, Va, owner
and builder; Arthur P. Starr, 1928
Connecticut avenue NV, arch1-
tect; to erect one two-story brick
and cinder block dwelling, 2916I
Stephenson place NV, to cost So
500.
Joseph Terrante, 1907 Fourth
street NE, owner and builder; r. c.
Danis, 154O Forty-fourth street
NV, architect; to erect one one
and half story stone and cinder
block dwelling, 1923 Oglethorpe
street NV, to cost 5000.
Morton Stores, q Seventh street
NV, owner; builder not selected;
r. c. Archer, jr.. architect; to make
general alterations, 427 Seventh
street NV, to cost $1,000.
Evening star., 1946-10-26
Real Estate Shop Talk

ciety of Industrial Realtors Of the
National Association of Real Estate
Boards will be held in Atlantic City
along with the convention Of the
real estate boards, during the week
of November IL.
Addressing the group will be Rob-
ert r. Wason, president of the Ma
tional Association of Manufactur-
ers; l.. c. Hart, former president Of
the Producers Council; John G.
Jewett, vice president of the Pruden-
tial Life Insurance Co., and w. w.
/ (See SHOP TALK, Page B-49
Evening star., 1946-10-26

The first section, for which an
$685. 900 building permit was is
sued this week. will include II
three-story brick buildings of 13
units each. Addresses will be II to
l27 Galveston street S.W., and 4640
Nichols avenue S.W. The apart
ments will be of fireproof construc-
tion and have one and two bed
gpop,s. living room. kitchen, dining
alcove and bath. L. L. Werner ].
the architect.
y Mr.. cafritz' last previous housing
project, the 800-unit Greenway de.
velopfnent at Minnesota avenue anc
East Capitol street was completed
early in 1912.
Starting home building opera
tions in late 1921, Mr.. Cafritz gained
early prominence when in 1923, he
(See LEWIS, Page B-2)
Evening star., 1946-10-26
Expansion Of School,
III Other Nonhousing
Projects Approved

The District Office of the Civilian
Production Administration today
announced it had approved an ap-
plication for construction OF an addi-
ton to st. Bernadette's parochial
school at Four Corners, Montgomery
County, and II other non-housing
projects in the District area, to cost
total of $235,022.
Eighteen applications with dol
lar value of $313,250 were denied
during the week.
Edward M. Synan, District CPA
manager, said the original school
building now being erected was ap-
proved on April 20, 1916, and ac-,
commodations were planned for 300
pupils.
Capacity Doubled
Heavy building of veterans homes,
however, caused school officials to
enlarge their plans so that 600 pupils
could be housed. 1t Is expected the
building will be ready by September,
I1947.
Since March 26, there have been
625 applications valued at $22,170,341
approved and 1886 valued at $20,474,-
296 denied.
| Approved this week were the fol-
| lowing:
| -Four projects valued at S18 100 ap-
proved on the basis of rare and
unusual hardship and with the use
of minimum amount of critically
short materials.
Village Motors, auto repair garage,
Old Donjnian drive and Military
road, North Arlington. Va, So, 400.
j. D. and r. H. Mudd, service sta.
ton addition, 1904 Bladensburg road,
Cottage City, Md, $2,500.
Manor Country Club. repair Of
fire damages, Norbeck, Md, $1,000.
T. D. Cole g. I. White, completion
of two stores, 8125 and 1927 Georgia
avenue, Silver Spring, Md. 81 200.
!; One project approved because
it was considered vitality necessary
to public welfare, health and safety:
Columbia Medical Building, ad-
dition to medical building, 1885
street NV, $4,000.
1 One project approved because It
will aid production of critical
products:
/ Storage Building Approved.
! Lawrence E. Gichner, erection Of
storage building, Ninth and Frank
; lin streets NE, for metal working
plant, $4,000.
One project approved because It
will provide minimum community
facilities necessary for new resi-
Dental areas developed as part Of
the Veterans Housing Program:
st. Bernadette's School, addition.
Four Corners, Md, $123,750.
Four projects valued at $23 ,970
approved because of essential and
nondeferrable maintenance and
; repair:
Public Buildings Administration,
necessary repairs to fire alarm sys-
tenn for Government building, Fed
eral Office building No. 2, Arlington,
Va, $11 900. ...a
) Joseph F. Kay, completion of al
: terations for store, 644 H street
!. NE, 81 1,470.
Fl Richard j. Riddell, necessary re-
i placement of fire escape to comply
: with District of Columbia regula-
t tions, 1740 K street NV, $4,000.
Macedonia Baptist Church, re-
(See =CPA. PAGE B-2)