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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-06
Initiation al Home Another Subject for Considerd-
 lion, Special Meet
PRESIDENT D0DGES
 POLITICAL ACTIONS
Tax Subject to Be Taken Up When Situation Arises
 Election Results Views
By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL

i WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-tR- President Truman said today he is happy over the big election turnout last Tuesday because 1t shows people are learning their responsi- bility as citizens.
 But the Chief Executive again declir5d to bite at a news confer ence question which would have shown his own political intentions for next year
 ! That was an inquiry as to whe- ther he has made his choice for a running mate" in the 1948 Presi- dentisl election.
 Mir Truman laughed and said that was leading question and he had no comment. He likewise had no comment on a lot of other things. In a lengthy discussion of the coming special session of Con- qress and its related problems, how | ever, he said: The question of emergency aid tC HUI oiSC anu lifiidtAoAi ht AioiAtN are of equal importance.
 He hopes Congress will act on European aid first. He will make that clear in message at the Nov. IT opening of the session.
 Long Range Plan
 A long-range plan for helping Europe, after the stop-gap pro- gram, will be sent to Congress when ti is ready-either before or after the regular session beginning in January.
 On other subjects:
 Taxes--the administration views will go into the annual message to Congress on the state of the union at the start of the regular session in January. As for vetoing another Republican tax cutting bill, as he did twice last session, that will be decided when the situation comes up.
 Luckman Not To Quit
 Food-The President has no ex- pectation that Charles Luckman
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-06
POLICE COURT NEWS

Esther Atwood was given l5 day suspended jail sentence today by City Magistrate William A.. Hclzheimer on a vagrancy charge. Agnes Swanson was directed to pay a S25 fine after her arrest for being drunk and for vagrancy Al Grant forfeited $25 bail on a drunk charge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-06
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Jumper Hitch, scheduled to sail from Seattle today.
 Baranof scheduled to sail from Seattle November B.
 Alaska scheduled to sail from Seattle Nov. II.
 Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver Nov. II.
 Denali, from west, scheduled Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-06
FROM sKAGWAY

Louis Rapuzzi and c. H. Wright Of Skagway are registered at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-06
HERE FROM ANCHORAGE

Ralph Klokkevold of Anchorage is registered at the Juneau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-06
SECRET OF ATOM BOMB
 HAS CEASED
MoEotov Bro eIdeasfs Speech from Moscow
 Tells Russians Things

BULLETIN-LOnd Nov. 6. -Rt-Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov, in his broadcast, also said the United States is es- establishing new naval and air base5 close to Russia "as preparation for aggression" He also added that capitalism "is on it's last legs and we live in a per. cd of when all roads lead to Communism
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-06

LONDON, Nov. 6.-tR-Foreign Minister V. M Molotov of Russia asserted today that the secret of the atom homb has long ceased to exist"
 Molotov, speaking on the eve of the 30th anniversary Of the Russian revolution, told the Rus sian people in a speech broad cast from Moscow:
 Tt is interesting that in the expansionist circles of the United States a new, peculiar sort of il- fusion has been formed about their internal strength-a belief in the secret of the atom bomb, although this secret has long ceased to ex- ist."
 A Moscow radio commentator said cheers greeted this remark.
 Evidently the Imperialists need this faith in the atom bomb, which as is known, is not a means
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Luckman Not To Quit Food-The President has no ex- pectation that Charles Luckman
Evening star., 1947-04-05
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp.

BETHESDA BUNGALOWS rooms, one
bath; white brick; including 2 nice bed
dining room. entrance hall: lots of closet
space; attractive terrace, garage and large
lot. with beautiful trees and shrubs close
Err & DUNLOP. INC. 1900 18th st. DI.
922s @ @ Eyes. WI, VT 6o72 y 5
Six rooms and two baths, with finished
recreation room and 1avatory in the base
ment: About 10 years old and thoroughly
refrigerator and built-in garage, ideal To-
CATION, west of Conn; aye. IN Lady of
Peea for ase nsn 5000
nIas fUcas rs co 1so5 Gs e nW n'sn Shss2s NA
POTOMAC PALISADES ESTATE. situated
on 1,acre site near Cabin John. Nd. with
The hoe fnFs se
siealIy T ali above % sTound FOUND there u 1 are " rooms CONS
on Ist floor: beautiful living 'i room. I'M sui sun
parlor. maids room and bath; oil-burning
aos.waseir h,i,. heating system refrigsgators 1 nS
includes all furniture, ehinaware. rugs. sill
yeTware. linens and other household fur.
to bona f1de prospects seeking q small
Terns Ho Il !as s pssf xs ssens nuca ME
& GREES s'i mEADoWs, l1 VS. sh Mb@foyely prewar
constructed 2-story. 3-bedroom home, with
1851. terms. Phone Mr. Biaekwood
Is6, os st NV NV. 2S Na ss4s :" hoeao - -
bedrm. brick; LIST d.. large
liV rm. with fireplace, din, rm., modern
kit. Ind a., 3 beeirns. tiled bath; full
dry basement with toilet. oil heat: garage
large landscaped lot. REALTY .ASSOCI-
ATES, INC, Realtors. EX. 1922 till =: m.
HIGH AND DRY BUY-3-bedroom Cape
Cod cottage in beautiful condition. close
in Full bsuit., a.-c. heat. hardwood floors,
plenty closets; years old. Reasonable
down payment and price. Possession at
settlement. WILL ROGERS. WA. $3.50:
eyes. WA e1TQ, 6
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nestkwsss


HOUSES FOR SALE-klesthwess.
lovely. detached brick has Iy. rnl.. din;
bsarooMs M snd S st bath. e sss &c ga seme
sss ssssl Isasadfa as
sss1sslf l'sasi'q sss Ras9s = SsR
CO., 1905 II st. NV, Ma. 2345.
PoPgLAE. CLEVELAND PAkK,spasious
8 bedrooms. 2 baths on End floor. and 3
bedrooms and bath on Bird floor; there Is
n te 10 elecsrc a refaeerater gas
masnieens ns % Home that Cannot BE- osa SURPASSED
g eSsSsa'sPss e sSs5lss
COLORED-COMMERCIAL = s-rm.. in
eoms ea1 sl2q g per moyr me l24s sth st. nw'' NO
COLORED-BEAUTFUL homes for sale;
81 ph' n.W. oak. unit t. biz H. Roee @ Greek chsrsh
NJ cspise p iomHfs':i M II hsns
e6EokEpOsssS frth ST. N.w-vasant;
$50. easy, terms, FISCHER. Ma. 5ss1
ooiokEDms7so e GSi ae1s DOWN; 400 block 11th
BAsIlPKo Rsai PHseS INvETMEaT gs RsTnS coRp e 'si
eSnonnbss5o eSaa hEfs Ri sbaa DowN unit block st.
!. !12-story and bsmt.. 9 rms. stove
RasiI1Ro hsas Iss 8S1is fNvEsrMENr ifs Corr sia
G0nokHD.dBuY ESne ssfs. Gs S7IfH THROUGH scoTr.-
1 st commercial neighborhood of 9th and T
sts. NV; IL large rooms; rooms 20x23 IT,.
others large, light and rcomy' h,rw,h Nv ,ai Can
oe seen by appointment only; To nspecl.
call Mr. Eiland. DE 1913: with JAMES e.
SCOTT, Real Estate. I'll Florida ave. NV.
coLoRED-yACANT, SACRIFICE by
owner; 2214 LIST st. n.w.-3-story brick,
rms, oil h.-w-h., 3 apts: 81 500 down
balance easy terms. EX. 1900; ewes, Ho.
eCSoSIoRED-NEAR 18th and Florida aye
win III redeeerate: only $1,000: terms. Cali
GoLoREb@ADAMs G5i. Hihss. f sT, near and-s rms.
insl Inspeet: sali r. M PARIS; Jr,: DE. 1850.
fassSsl inIss5ssIon ss Srgos
THOMAS, I'll Real Estate Brokers, 4I5 Florida
eSLoREDl,IKaLSkAMA eSs Ri, 3E, sIsa AT 1s.h-Iye.
ideal ideal Tor ige. family, doctor, dentist, club
ST esrms aeomsR5 NJ $s e29ss Ho 5ms sash
$3.50 down will buy this conveniently
located semidetached home with very very
e'e Be- seen ao0l; any tme Ra near schoos Churches
recreation center shopping PRICED low!
Cali ~ pm. LEO N. BEE BERNSTEIN q
e9 eooIofEbFiNR JILL K Fl HoMEgeal aa o4Re invest
ment: X block OF 18th st; NV; suitable
for 9 apis; kitchens; 2 baths partly par.
rsssae Dossession; priced PRICED for QUICK sale at si5-
Office MI. Gemmill. Or 200. MARSHALL
J: WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th st. NV, Di.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-NE. tcont.
ta.,....e . c...el.s...t n,,, r,.,,,,.,

HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E. tcont., !.
COLoREp--TNCOME PROPERTY-s2,0oo
saS ssSn balhs s.h ans Tss brick s a5ss
ss vsr gssd ss sp es sh be
e isnteu e &. M WM. q cALoRIRIs atRi PRoPERTfEs
1012 18th st. NV. DI. 1855. %
row brick home Of s Spacious rooms and Z
inclored porches, with nice lot and garage
exceptional terms first Offering. Act Inn
medIately! MITCHELL QUICK d. 2s3l
CoLoRED-vACANT. immediate posses
sion; completely redecorated: ATTRACTIVE
large Groom row brick. beautiful condition
ssi sefIaa npec ony IL snas 81 With TzB
CoLORED-sth ST. N.E.--corner brick
8 rooms. bath. hot-water heat and cleo
HoHEasss tFstE BRos fR $685.
q eoEoRED, HoRdas AT;TEN1TIioN.-Near 9Th snd
ss as WITH 3st9Ts ETshens s5ck snd now ufsa bs.hs
renting for S1.s9s per yr. purchaser car
occupy 2 rooms, kitchen and bath ane
sfteF furnishing heat fsctrs and gas ne
Y: CHORUS. 932 k st. INV. DI. 1895
eoLoRED-BuY eo THROUGH scoTT-
shingle suburban garden home; 5097 JUS
st. NE; . bedrms., living rm., kitcher
and breakfast nook, full basement, hard
wood floors. tile bath: can be purchased
sonabie terms. Call Mr.. BOONE. DE
I5I3; eyes, AT. s1a7. s,o 0s 80
Lge. brick, 6 rooms, bath, h.-w.h., garage
nice shape SAM ROSEY. AID. ZOO. It
COLORED-BROOKLA 2722 18th st
Detached. rooms. oil heat with extra
building lot, gear garage, grand foI
business.
1853 Eyarts -Colored-Detached
g rms, h-wh.: bargain MI 0044. --6
Evening star., 1947-04-05
HOUSES sALE-southeast. Cont

HOUSES SALE-Southeost. Cont
COLORED-7-ROOM, a-BATH brick home;
conveniently located, with transp. at door;
Call CRANE g. HELAN, Realtors, 81.
1000. ewes. till 9. -
CoLORED-I609 FRANKFORT--Moder
s-room bungalow like new, beaut parauet
floors h-w.h., full basement, eiec. range
and refgr included full price, $500;
cash required, $500; monthly payments.
S45 Exclusive with GEO. s. KING CO,
Est. 1895, Real Estate and ms, 81 10
Nichols ave. Sc, Ii. 2501. -
CoLoRED-1OO BLK. ST. S.E.-Owner-
occupied; immediate possession; row brick:
6 rooms, bath, deep yard. garage; near
Capitol Hill and other Government build.
fngs: convenient to transportation and
shopping: priced for quick sale with low
down payment Exclusive to Mr.. Sims,
with c. S. BROWN REALTY CO., DE.
1905; Sunday. DE. 3469.
Evening star., 1947-04-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwess.

COIORED-6-ROoM BRICK. $4,000; ex-
cellent location, near Government build
ings: $500 down. THOMAS P. BROWN,
coioREDGONIY cti $500 DOWN buys this
5-room brick house: bath, h.-w.h., cleo,
gas, nice yard and garage: 339 st. s.w.
JOE CURTO REALTY, 3S5 H st. ne, FIR.
Evening star., 1947-04-05

SILVF sPRING-New condition: Ions
Branc village: lower half, brick; upper;
asbests shingles. 2 bedrms., large level
lot, * din rear: additional rooms can
be aI I'd. minimum expense: owner trans
ferres' $4,000.
bedrms: nearing completion: well built,
I,-acre lot. S1O,500. SHAMROCK REAL
ESTATE Co.; O'Callaghan. SH. liza. i,
ave', $40 #. deep On side st.; 5-rm. bun
saiow, bath, cleo. h.-wh., oil burner. ga. ga.
rage; car stop in front Of property; see see
county papers for. possibilities OF new
hwy: r. /. ave extended; owner leaving
for Calf. $4,000. terms; ..,.o.o form
On acres clear, bal excellent timber, hwd.
and pine: 6-rm. house, needs rspair; other
outbuildings: $4,S00. terms Erwin 10 EEhLs e
$1,000 WITH 3 BEDRMS.-6-rm. mod
home about 5 yrs. old in excel cond;; nd. on
heat fenced lot, conv., excel. terms, prompt
occupancy; first offering. ROBERT MAGEE'
RE 7740, until $50.
Evening star., 1947-04-05

-
eaaii caEyH = CHASE, MD.-An imposing hom'
hall planned; in the lovely country clut
5esutiiuliy landseaped lot, ioSxiSz; haI :,
bIary, sunroom, dining room, bedroom ant
bath on 1st f.; six bedrooms, baths OF
End f.; 2 bedrooms and bath on 3rd n
servants rooms and bath and seyera
utility rooms in basement; automatic heat
.-ear garage: This home is in the nnes
sendition: Price, s4s5o9 ss,or Eye ESQ or Sun;
GRAVATTE. 100 18th st. NV, Ma 0753
LARGE HOME with bath and bedrooms OF
each floor: real home on large woodes ot.s
ROBERT E. LOHR. 81 Cedar ST., Takomi
Park; GE; 0251; GE osSl. c... -
This imposing brick Colonial is situated o.
a wooded corner lot in elegant Sligo Park
true ts gan with gng r
with entrance to secluded screened liyini
Ta T nsern se e d R ssSnsts
coiored tile baths on 2nd a. The full base
ment contains il uansled TeeIsashaon ah I'm, n.
furnace Price. s23.e50 with flexible
financing to suit purchaser. To reach: On
rd th to i sxo Greek s' right sioe
SIMON g. FRANK CO., 1413 II st. NV.
IANDovER H1LLs-s;rm.. a-story home
only 6 yrs. old; 3 bedrms, modern bath
and shower, oil a.-c. heat, completely In
sulated and weather-stripped. other extras
/ blk from stores and bus; real buy q
$3.50. with excel, terms; ROBERT Joos 8
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS--Vacant. 2-bedem
brick bungalow on lovely corner lot; ful
DAVIS g CO: Hyattsyille, Md. wa. 5000
DEFENSE HWY-o-room bungalow, full
bsmt: large lot; fast posSessio}n; } priee
EyattsYiile Md. WA. 5000.
HOME AND iNcoME,Near D. c. line
broom modern bungalow. plus apt. II
basement rented for S45 month; priced t.
Hyattsyiile, Md, WA. 5000.
EXCLUSIVE CHEyERLY q 5-room ston,.
bungalow on deep handicapped lot: ful
bsmt.. oil heat; Al condition throughout
priced to sell at S14, $50. ROBERT
DAVIS a. CO., Hyattsville, Md, WA. 1900
BRiCK BGNGALOW-Esst Riyerdals.
nice rms. and hath. lovely nrepl. in livinl
room. big front porch: extra-lee. lot viii
double garAge, Payments under SEQ pc
mo ROBERT g.. DAVIS q CO.. Hyatts
vile. Nd. WA. 5000.
Evening star., 1947-04-05
SUBURBAN sALE-A4ARYlAliD

SUBURBAN SALE-klAkYLAliD
a LOVELY s-RM. BUNGALOW n III
country an la-acre lot: larRe living I'm
with fireplace dining rm.s modern eQuippst
Isnsn Sns 1earms: ,, oii ond os.h on fuu rs S.se
msnt ,s snllt-ip s;yays shenn gn s11o sn1z time ne
lFoD1.Ac1E. TivE-R60n HOME win
SaRn Sslasr. sotRRa PIE SSS auRPaY AZ 81 sso4 Hs1i
SSsS g1hs n o2s7 syss Sr1ef slss vssy @ IN
| ton; downstairs Is bath. entrance hall
pssea sSadt,Se se GssS EoSr sf aanEE asaE
GooD Coon s.kooM II Sa HOsaE. ami. city water;
esssa essss ID. :srss nosrT a5s FTa1e rs 1as ~
POTOMAC, Nd, hunt section-New fyrn.
s.rm 6anssiow ans bath sals. den ey e1es miles HIS
from D. c.; priced to sell. 8. r. MARTIN
& Co. Realtors, excl asents. DU. 5366
SEAR N M. tSsE tcSssEEvERLY-Exeeilent 1ls-s.ory
full basement; oil heat; real buy a a
sssso ssss sRDE1s sss pss o leaIssa ~
syssTMsSr fSa9 sxssi s Co. sses asss salslnor. s,s
model mod ao g suit sui. purchaser. owNER. Box
TEN TEN. SSelL GoLoN1AL HoysE-Baths. eisc..
3 Kitchens. I0-acre poultry house. straw
berry patch some fruit; In small VILLAGE.
ns. ss e sa s1ssod saaash
WasrE VIII nuNeALow. . rms. n, u, 1.sh..
ale ssls slsn o1' on lsfs; s; M sfa.7so. sIEBES.
sfEyas sfi' Ii srRING-Nex brick. CAP. Cod
out Colesyille pike to Four Corners, right to
st. Lawrence, left to Beaver gl and homes;
S13,950 end up. H. F. BIEBER, SH. 5565.
eLxsMoS,rrTcor: bgnsalsw, g rms, n hath bath.
HAGAST, VI s,ksHs oPEN sA M siIssr sRSs spring; sue
E. aarspq arsp, POI poroh; S Ssi5.sso. 1855 siEBER
axcL1SIvE cHEvERLY - Beautiful g.
bedrm: brick home situated en On arsosst so2.ft.
lot. spacious Lying ,rfn r with hnse nTFsp1ass
pine rm tSis Nth e1an tIan eaE ovsy
s1ass homs 1Tlssses qaass + sEsLfa ss' co. aao
SPaEvsRiY9sil SP1a fIa. : 81 300 immaculate 5-sm:
and an il blocs to BUS; Gvins rms with frs;;
sgsaSs:a Sysg ss4t Ts Hs9dfa srA9 s 'sss eo
81 sGo Do%SfSYsls SRsn san 3 brick Cape
Cod with stairEay to nnnshed, AT attic Ssr,t nv
com cony. N'n location. TIMES REALTY Co.
III BRICK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. room
with fireplace, dinette- Kitchen. combina-
tion. 9 bedrms.. full bath with shower.
ready BY May /: $3.50 with $500 down,
which includes settlement charges:, approx;
S55 per month, including insurance and
ton ave-, in beautiful Lanham Park. Mr..
Frazier at open house every afternoon
till dark. To reach: Go out y. 8. No. 90
defense hwy by the way of Peace Cross,
about 5 miles to Lanham, continue over
viaduct about 2 blocks TO lge. signboard
at entrance to Lanham Park. turn lett
HYATTSVILLE INVESTMENT CO. UE.
404G, EH03 Baltimore ave-. Hyattsville. Nd.
SILVT sPRING-New. condition: Ions
franc village: lower half, brick; upper:
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-24
Three Positions
Now Open With
State ES Office

Jackson, Miss. Colley F.
Sparkman. Merit System Super
visor, announces today that APP
plications will be received con-
tinuously for positions of Junior
Stenographer, salary $4,000 to
$l77.50, Senior Stenographer at
$162.50 to $4,000, and Interview
ing Clerk, $162.50 to 5000, with
the Mississippi Unemployment
Compensation Commission. The
first examination will be held in
January in Jackson and in any
other of the usual test centers,
provided as many as five appli-
cants specify the same center.
Qualified stenographers, with
or without experience, interested
in opportunities offered through
selection on a merit basis are urg-
ed to file application by writing
or telephoning Colley F. Spark
man, Merit System Supervisor,
or by calling at your nearest To-
cal employment service office.
The principles and advantages OF
the merit-system appointment are
numerous. Equal opportunities are
offered to all. Selection is made,
not through patronage, but on the
basis of the results of an open
competitive examination and a
personal interview. Opportunity
for promotion is offered contin-
gent on m~eritorious performance
of work and successful outcome OF
higher examinations. Salary adj
vance is assured for employees
with satisfactory service ratings.
Liberal annual leave with pay
and adequate sick leave are pro-
vided. Employees may participate
in attractive group insurance
and disqualification contracts for
themselves and families. And fin
ally, appointment under the merit
system NEAR security and ten
ure of position in a large and well
managed state agency.
Avail yourself of the opportun-
tiles today by writing for appli-
cation blanks.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-24
Contoto Highlight
OF Week All First
Methodist Church

A highlight of Christmas at
First Methodist church, Pascagou-
la was a cantata, Might in Ju-
dean Hills, which was presented
by the choir of the church under
the baton of Larry Lindhart, its
director.
Solo parts were beautifully
sung by Mrs. r. A. Heritage,
Cooper Roberts, Motley Byrd.
frankie Trest and Janet Scheff-
Ter.
The presentation was made in
a setting of Christmas green's and
colors in combination with poin-
settias and other flowers.
There were about % voices in
the choir.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-24

Praire, Miss, is a graduate of
Mississippi State college for Wo-
men. After filling the position
of home demonstration agent in
Jackson county for several years
Miss Cain went to Starkville
where she is assistant state All
club leader with headquarters
at State College.
Mr.. Stewart is the son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Stewart
of Poplarville. He is a graduate
of Pearl River Junior college and
attended Louisiana state college,
He will be graduated from the
school of Agriculture at Missis
sippi State college in January.
MI. Stewart is a member of AL
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-24
Cuin-Sfewurf Trofh
Told By Mrs. Coin.
Mother Of Bride ELECT

A coming event of interest to
many in Jackson county is the
wedding of Miss Ruth Cain, for
mer Jackson county home demon
stration agent, to Harold Lee
Velle Stewart of Poplarville and
State College.
The rites will be Solemnized
January IL, at high noon, at the
First Baptist church in Starkville.
Starkville.
Miss Cain, who is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. George r. Cain of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-24
Christmos PortY
AT Country Club
Drows Large Crowd

The Christmas party at the
Country club proved a highly
satisfactory part of the sea-
sons festivities, Saturday eve
ming, December 20.
There were about rs in at
tendance and the evening was
spent in dancing to the music
of the Pascagoula high school
orchestra.
Light refreshments and seas
sonable beverages were served.
The New Years Eve party at
the Country Club is always an
important event, socially.
This year the club has pro-
cured Morgan's colored band of
Biloxi to play.
The dance is open to the pub
lie. A nominal charge will be
made for admittance.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-24
News From Red Hill -.
Simeon Holden. Head OF Large
Family Here. Dies AT Ravens Home

Simeon Holden, head of a large
family here and one of this sec
tion's oldest citizens, died at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. J. P.
Havens, on December II, after
"a lengthy illness.
Funeral services were held on
December 10 from the Magnolia
Baptist church with interment in
the cemetery there.
He is survived by a large num-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-24
INFANT BAPTIZED

Mae Paulette, the four-month-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Spicer was baptized
by the Reverend Frederick S.
Resch, rector following the IL
a. m. service at st. Johns Epis-
copal church Sunday, Dec. 81,
The sponsors are Mrs. James
Matthew and Mr.. and Mrs. M. E.
Wingington.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-24

pha Zeta, national honorary fra
ternity.
Since the late war in which he
served with the armed forces for
five years he has been at State
College. He will remain there
for postgraduate work follow
ing his graduation.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-24
Der of relatives here.

Def OF TtIdtIVtS HtTt.
Mrs. f. Barnwell has returned
to her home after spending some
time at the home of her niece,
Mrs. j. p. Ravens.
F. King and Bradford Nolf
were business visitors to Van
cleave on Thursday.
Mrs. Eva Ravens was carried
to the Biloxi Hospital on Monday
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-24

where she is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
Monroe Farley visited his wife
and daughter on Thursday. They
are residing for the present with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Havens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Udell Nolf and
daughter and Grady Beall of East
Moss Point were weekend visit
ors IN the home of Mrs. Hunter
Nolf.
Drew Smith of Lucedale is
spending some time here in the
home of his son, Ira Smith.
Mack Alexander of Vancleave
was a Saturday visitor to W. NJ.
Cain.
W. W. Farley was a Saturday
business visitor to V~ancleave.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-24
PARTY FOR COLLEGE SET

Among the events of next week
will be a party Monday evening
at which Mrs. Harold Brock and
Mrs. Lester Scheffler will enter
tain the members of the college
set honoring Miss Barbara Brock
and Robert Scheffler the first of
whom is home from Ole Miss
and the second from Perkinston.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-24
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Forrest
Megehee announce the marriage
of their daughter, Doris, to Mr.
Arthur Vaughn Smith. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Smith of Pasca-
goula, Sepemtber ~ at Gulfport.