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lief other than food, medicine, seed
and fertilizers should be furnished.
Hoover said that German civil
ian needs have sunk to the low
est level in 100 years" On the
matter of repayment, Hoover pro-
poses that Germany use exports
and that the relief bill be given
priority over payments to other
rations, including reparations.
Portal Suit Ban-The House has
passed and sent to the Senate leg
islation setting up legal barriers
against $5,7S5, 100000 in portal-to-
portal pay suits. All efforts to
amend the bill were rebuffed.
The bill in effect overturns the
Supreme Court Interpretation of
what is work time for which en-
ployers must pay under the wage
hour law. The court decision
opened the way for workers to
sue for pay for time not actually
spent in productive work.
Busy COngress-In a whirl OF
activity, Congress gave its atten-
ton to these developments:
Received from President
Truman the draft of a bill to merge
the armed forces. The bill would
set up national defense estab-
lishment under a civilian secretary
with cabinet rank. Three lesser
secretaries would direct Army
Navy and Air Force.
I "A Senate committee voted
SIS, 100000 to allow OPA to con.
tinue operations through June
then go out of existence. Another
Senate unit approved a bill per
uniting a 10 per cent increase il
rents and wiping out all fedora
rent controls by next Decembel
81. Controls would be delegated
to the courts.
3.-A budget cut 50 10000 ,00t
from President Truman's $37 800,
100000 figure which was voted by
the Senate. This action presageC
no major reductions in Army anC
Navy funds but threatened t,
scuttle any COP. attempt to slasl
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income tax rates by as much as
20 per cent.
Box Car FamiRe-Enough steel
To build 10000 new freight cars a
month has been promised by the
nations steel mills to relieve a
critical rail equipment shortage
netarding industrial production.
Canada warned, meantime, t h t
newsprint shipments to the United
States will be critically slow I'M
til April when Great Lakes naviga-
ton reopens.
Teacher Strike-The more than
1000 teachers on strike in Buff
falo for increased pay are stand
ing firm upon their demands. They
have rejected all proposals to
GATE, demanding a Stops annual
raise now.
All of the city's SO public schools
are closed to 1000 students. The
rarochial schools are not affected.
New British EnvOy-President
Truman has named Lewis w.
Douglas, So, onetime budget di-
rector and now an insurance ex-
ecutive, to be ambassador to Great
Britain. Douglas takes the post
which o. Max Gardner was bound
when he died just before sailing.
Chicago Blast - Three persons
were killed and an undetermined
number were missing after an ex-
plosion demolished a building in
Chicago's Loop. Damage was sci
at a million dollars. An accumu'
lation of gas was thought respon-
sible.
Record Flight = The Betty 10
Army PSF fighter, flew a 1878
mile nonstop flight from Homo
lulu to New York in Ia hours ant
81 minutes.
Sugar Ration Up-Every person
will get 10 pounds more sugat
this year than the rs allotted dur
ing 1916. A new ration stamp goo'
for 10 pounds will be validated
April 1, a similar one July l ant
o third expected Oct. ].
Bans Hate GrOups-Indiana ha
outlawed hate organizations. An,
person or group guilty of spread
ing hatred "by reason of race, col
OF or religion against any person
are subject to prison term u
to two years and a fine up t
$4,000.
Purdue Bleachers Crash-Inves
tigation is under way in the col
lapse of wooden bleachers at Pur
due University's fieldhouse durini
a Purdue Wisconsin basketball
game. Three students were injure
fatally, another 200 hurt.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
Yes on Pacific Isles - Sovie
Russia has endorsed the Unite
States request for immediate trus
teeship over the strategic Japan
accommodated islands in the west
ern Pacific. America has pledge
observance of the provisions i
; the United Nations charter in &C
ministering the vast chain of 9
islands and satellite clusters CON
prising the Marshalls, Mariana
and Carolines.
1 Yanks SeiZed-Chinese Comml
mist bands seized two Unite
States Army officers serving a
military observers in China. Thi
incident followed closely upon tn
| ousting of all Communist official
from Nationalist territory by Ger
eralissimo Chang Kai-shek. tn
Halter move was seen as the sigma
for open civil war.
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killed and as many injured when
a terrific explosion. wrecked a
British officers club in Jerusalem.
The British Immediately clamped
martial law upon 250,000 Jews in
Palestine and began search for
perpetrators of the blast.
In London Foreign Secretary Err
rest Bevin charged that President
Truman wrecked negotiations for
a peaceful settlement of the Pal
estine problem by calling for inn
mediate admission of 100000 Jews
TO the Holy Land during the u. S.
congressional election campaign
last fall. Mr.. Truman denied his
statement was motivated by pol
itics.
Volcano Erupts-In its first no
table eruption since 1928, Mount
Etna on Sicily emitted massive
flow of lava, endangering two
nearby towns and filling a valley
with lava to a depth of 600 feet.
Crack Underground - American
ard British soldiers rounded up
: the German ringleaders of huge
Nazi underground organization re-
portedly armed with secret bac-
THEOLOGICAL weapon. Those seized
included a general. The group,
British officials said, plotted to es-
tablish another Hitler-type Reich
and lead the nations of western
Europe in a war against Russia
with their secret weapon. All
those arrested face a possible
death penalty for plotting against
Allied occupation authorities.
Won Papen Sentenced - Franz
Won Papen, ace of Hitlers diplo-
matte corps, was sentenced by a
German Identification court to
serve eight years at hard labor.
His personal fortune also was con-
fiscated. The court found h m
guilty as a major offender" who
helped Hitler to power and stayed
with the Nazi regime to the end.
in self -defense in going to war
against the United States and
Britain, a Japanese lawyer said in
opening the defense case for Cen
eral Hideki TOTO and Is co-defend-
ants before the International Far
East Tribunal. The defense
charged that freezing of japanese
assets abroad in 1941 had deprived
Japan's people of the "inalienable
right to live"
Japan Train Wreck-More than
IT'S Japanese were killed and $50
! injured when four cars of a six
car train jumped the track at
Komagawa, rs miles west of Tok-
+ 20, and plunged down a 30-foot
! embankment.
THE FARM FRONT
Labor Laws Urged - President
Edward A. O'Neal of the American
! Farm Bureau Federation told the
, House labor committee that farm
ers want new labor laws, endors-
Z ing particularly a bill to OUTLAW
the closed shop.
O'Neal declared 1.-The time has
come for legislation VIII C h will
properly protect the public's rights
! III labor disputes. Farmers believe
c that for the good of our entire
6 nation the economic warfare be-
. tween industry and labor at the
3 expense of the public m ust b.
: stopped
p Farm Products SOar-Grain ant
| meat prices sailed to new higf
marks at the nations markets. Ii
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THE NATIONAL SCENE
Overseas Relic

Overseas Relief-Just back from
a survey of Europe's food needs,
former President Herbert Hoover
recommends that the United States
provide SAYS. 100000 worth of food
for German civilians in the IS
months beginning last January
q an essential contribution to
peace and order in the western
world.
He asked Congress, however, to
put u. S. relief abroad on a loan
rather than gift basis. Another
recommendation was that no re-
Evening star., 1947-04-13
Cattle and LIVE STOCK.

FIyE-GAITED BAY GELDING, s S,sT yessT'
old. 1914 hands; bargain at SID
extended. 8 miles out adjoining Q; NJ
essRtnahfkeo6r oaG Pafk or 9saa saa MARES, ages and
5. E. FORD. Glenmont, Md. PL. s42a
CHEAP HORSE for So sale; s light work snd
CHESTNUT GLIDING. 5 years: good show
81. 4e95. S15o Gsorgetown rd, Bethesda
SMALL SPOTTED PONY, ride or drive. fe,
GGw1s. H2z Is sii4 s 2otR R ave. Hyattsville. ND
FIVE Wv YOUNG WORK HORSES and mares
| 2 female Dalmatian puppies; cheap. 1924
TWo ra avs SsfsxSTfRAoRpINARY PONIES. sentl,
ho yssns sreq ha y Morsan aasrte
lent prospect. Also several registered Aber.
deen-Angyus snys, COWS, some with calves o'
pounds: munM sfa sfs5. E sH. sss7. ~ s'' -'0o
WANTED 70 BUY. pigs and shoats. sH
LARGE MILK cow, gal. on rough feed
FOR sALE-Hay $50 per ton: straw, 500
per ton; corn, Ss per barrel. Call sH
PPto,EisAND-cHlNA ? HOGS, registered or eli;
gibls; Transformer, Grandeur and Gold
Coin blood lines; / boar,2 bred soWs,
and pa PIGS H a5se MvobevIs shSa.5 SRso I'd
FOR ,sALE-Large, powerful. e-yrs,old
FoR ToGs sGrIf saIfray nS h9ns awssa sSoa
mare; weight. 800 pounds. c. E, WOOD
i FRESH COW with second calf, quiet and
easy to milk; L large SOW with pigs
oNE COOP, YOUNG MULE, gentle; work
Z YoUSG WORK HORSE, black; weighs
soaTs aSSsS lsoG. foa ssaEmuNi HIiysr Si4a7 4775.
SHORTHORNS-Regis 3 young cows
like twins, ali close springers; 2 rich color
roam er esr' ca by sae H sood Eh
tion stock for new herd. CHI. e126 after 6
PONIES Dwell broken. will ride and
hook anywhere; also 1 pure white shoW
pony. will drive, ride, jump. CHI. 0075.
RIDING HoRsE-Used to children. Phone
WORK HoRsE-very gentle. SILVER
NICE f WORK MAREs-(2); ] nice work
int and. db,e. and can be worked by any one;
one sorrel gated gelding; bay gated
mare. These are pair OF real pleasure
horses. One pair Of good MULES; HIhh- n.
TOP FARM. nsNL. Fisher rd.' se' Temple Haiis'
TRIPLE TPaIitE'1s 1RsEG1sTEREp pALoM1No walk
ing h9rss for Wosk ssls uUksEs VA 4l75 and mares
s. Saddle horses, j Welsh pony. riding and
work. III mi. from District line opposite
trailer camp, 1924 Marlboro Pike :,
day sunday. 61oe Jost St, Fairm.ont
Evening star., 1947-04-13
eoAIs.

800 REWARD offered for information
leading to the return OF Chris-Craft l6-
IT. runaeout boat. mahogany, tan cover,
name Baby Pep" Beverley Beach. Md.
boat No. IjXs6T, serial No. 2362g; boat
on 2-Wnsei red trailer. BERNARD T. T.
JOHNSON. 51I. 26t1 ne, Washington
D, C. Pfone HO. sz.S5 ID
BOAT ENGISEs-ChrYsler marine install
Iation service and parts available: trade
ms accepted. s KING FULTON. INC.
S05 Maine sge. ". EX. 34G6. --i6
BOAT ST0RAGE--Application taken for
slips in Washington Channel: oItboards
and cruisers. Call Mr.. Hobbs. EX. 34tl6.
8. KING FULTON, INC. sos Maine
s5-PoUND BOAT, fits on car; suitable for
motors up to hip. and rowirg. Call MR..
MONDAY Elk, 3465 -l6
summer charters HUGH ALEXANDER,
INC, 815 Maine ave. NE. 5352.-13
DINGHY, plyEood. light tight, like new
8 IT,, S55. MILLER. Alex. 6044.
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AVIATION.

EVERY ONE VINO FLIES needs complete
sflfssR So
sTTNsoN. fso; as $50. new is47 M model for sale.
EasM Il sSslss X MRsagT, fSssaz 81. s ss7ss. MN W."
costs less on Continental Exchange Plan
Call COASTAL AVA. CORP. RE. 1888.
Hwo rrrs sst .na ss sssg e4s gust M
ssSe ssE ~ queens chsps af
ssHRoSca sHisi Scae; GHAMPIoN tnew,; just re-
Licensed: never cracked: private owner; owner;
na ssegerage vas us a s1v
trade.ins or time payments considered
TAYIoRcRAFT YGSia tandem. only 500 hours
81 400 Or tsaa trade even for 1916 or Ie47 e
So2R5 lss eaul1ped With hD
s MEfRo fRfRtsrF Ysa fss eIGB GG IRE RE HEss
PITY. new paint; no time since 100 hrs;
schrsn. a at at segaRoM Sg tAsiiRPosT, q dresn.
sIhoNea afsi 5ss2 CHIEF. late 1899, Factory Re; e
ss masT sale ss Nav IN Be isas seen sun
day at scHRoMs AIRPORT or phone, sH.
sTIISsoN 10, so-hp continental, s.say
Licensed 3-place instrument. day and con-
egi rev las, maiss. sss FL lnmsdla;s s sals
hISRosST e pbRse l sH sas 27es trade Bel
isnca. seaSee and ips is5hp, Sla " aloSe saift,
81 Tia vssy 10y jazz tR' ans L
sfISs6S, fsi soe Ats. frsia licensed place, new
ls7 hours. hoao WA, 14oo; Sunday, Hyaatts-
saiKlEEcqH1cRAFT, BE D-17-s, $50 h.p.. Pratt and
Whitney. liz hours. This is an excep-
aoaslly,,F. sIoaay seoS g5ane WA i4oo SUNDAY
FacouPE. super de luxe: new condition,
ss fskrs ssso s Gs s Gsas
til Jan. 194s. See at schrom's Airport
FAIKcHTLD KRIS s-plaee bipiane. WRIGHT
burns Z gals. hr. ship 900 hours, engine
50 since 500 major, LICENSED to August; !;
ssa5 er vii trade Inspsc. y saesas
MEMBERsHIPs open in two-ship flying
club For particulars phcne oV. 0001
HAVE YOUR plane instruments checked
free this week only at CAA approved
repair station, all LypSS sualdhleeo ms
ments for sale. THE KL1GER AIRCRAFT
INSTRUMENT SERVICE CO, Alex. .-Hybla
Valley Airport, Alex. 6S17.
MODEL GAS ENGINE, Glass C, rocket and
plane, coil and condenser included, prac-
tically new. S25. WO. 1857.
PRIVATE pilots course by International
Correspondents School includes the neces-
sary ground school training for examina-
tion of the CAA. Eight other courses cover
aeronauticai field Also GI approved.
Phone WO. 1888 for catalogue any time
save this
AIRPLANE and engine repairs at dat. rea-
sonabie rates; also want to leaseEor buy
Stearman. SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT,
Alex 2342 -1b
Evening star., 1947-04-13
POULTRY and EGGS

NJ sa ooss1Bsss g sSnEE cSieEs. ss sssd snd poaisr;
sTisks Ess gs5rss 6, E sos5
O.. MAxWELL Defense hwy. Lanhann'
Ms' Is Il. aa RED a' and white lesnorn lasins
aystt I. sylils; sslY Ma VA ass An lspu, lse
Passed. fd krea rS' on our I'll farms ior more ssss,
ali III year. II Reduced price spl price to
PAINS PlNIlsI rfsssaS bowie Nd a1'fs Phone sne
QUALITY CHICKS, q. s. approved pullo-
rum controlled under the n. I. p:
Leghorns lunsexedl, So per 100; heavy
puIlets. $40 per 100; LeEhorn pullets.
assorted. SIS 95 per 100: large strain Leg
horn cockerels. So per 100: 81 g per 4 .0o9;
live delivery guaranteed. GEM POULTRY,
saBS sSl'e eHfcKs asA s. s prooaers poaszy feeds
aIaso eshsasss aoo Co. sfstp fNe, al New York ave
GOLDEN peasants. males and females;
ready for breeding. Hillside 0s27.
FOR sALE-15o laying yearling hens. hens.
quarters quarter and and housing for 500 hens; i 7II6
miles s:w. OF Clinton, Md, Piscataway I'd.
AHThN WIFE KTSG 4 slA1IES piaEoSs, large and me-
per pair. must be sold. Also e5 Hubbard
New Hampshire laying pullets, $3.50 ca.
IS NEW HAMPSHIRE RED pullets, IL
weeks old, 81 so each: 100 frying chickens.
ROGER D. GIVERSoN. Springfield I'd,
Bowie. Md, turn left at. 1st crossroads on
Glendale Bowie rd., brick house on left. .
TEN YOUNG LAYING HENS for sale. with
rooster; reasonable. Defense hwy. Lam
FOR SALE-27 young Barred Rocks LAYING
lBIoop- sfas TESTED TTEffsEaD CHICKS - Red-x-Rocks.
Reds; Rgsks; Leghornso tour choice ;s... ssS or
S2.95 per 100 Shipped cod. LONDON
PouLTRY. Box 1s44, Trenton lin q n. ssd s.d.
Barred, White Rocks. Roek-Red crosses,
giants heavies: only 1925 n per loo 20 oroller 1ns
mediate live delivery guaranteed, cod.
WILLIAMS CHICKS, Camden. n. J.
BEST QUALITY blood-tested Reds Rocks:
crosses. Leghorns. S6.95 per 100; assorted
lheavies (no Leghornsl. $ ,95; light and m
heavy mixed, S4 95: Min. x broilers.. 5. %:
jumbo Leghorn cockerels. 81 .95: Live de-
livery, cod. WILLOW RUN CHICKS, Box
Evening star., 1947-04-13
MIscrLLANEous FOR SAIL.

MIScELLANE0Us FOR SALE.
/ SET YELLOW WICKER porch furniture,
candy stripe slip cover, S25. woven
porch rug, exI2. s10i 1. Redwood ricnic
table, with 2 benches, 81: l dark blue
cnafrs. SIS ca. TE. o84f
NEW 12x1T-FT. MOHAWK beige rug, blue
summer rug 6xe: Rose Waitrand rug and
pad 6x9: new GE refrigerator. z Gu. IT,.
never unerated: quartz crystal sun lamp,
professional model, ultra violet and mira
red. Duncan Phyfe table, chairs, 8
gaterless aluminium pans. portable radio.
81 $3.50.
|MIsC.-Maternity dresses. 8 pretty prints.
size 10-12: lady'S riding boots, black, size
g.; riding pants. black. with cord. size
1912: carriage mattress. water-Droofed,
new: infant bath rub seat: all exc. eond.::
very cheap. OR. 5S55;
a.c. motor. ls-h.p.. S31 80; standard size
steel frame double woven bed spring. SO.
LOUIS 2. SHOEMAKER. 11l9 < st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
coAI. MOOD and FUEL OIL,

APPRoX. IS CORDS OF WOOD and saw
logs, in lengths from 4 to i6 IT.: must
be removed from site at once; make oheI.
Located in Bethesda. Phone WI. 55o2.
ANDTRoNs, IRE tools, screens and all dre-
place goods repaired and refinished. .. l.
BROMWELL. ne 18th st. NV. NE. 11S4.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER with experienced operator;
Caterpillar D-4. AT. 2s73. or CHI 1856
-l3
BULLD0ZERS, construction machinery
rental and hauling; general contracting
land clearing. road and street building
Call CHI 9160,
HOsPiTAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
Evening star., 1947-04-13

FTVE-GAITED BAY GELDING, years
old 1914 hands; bargain at SID,
Saddles, $50 each Alex. Va, Duke st.
extended. 8 miles out adjoining @; Nj.
nSE PAfR Or BAY MARES. ages 8 and Z.
B. 6. FORD, Glenmont, Md. PL. S422.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-31
Moss Point Girls
Tighten Grip On
County Cage Lead

Coach Red Bullock's Moss Point
girls sextet frightened their grip
on the feminine bracket of Jack
son County basketball competition
this week BY again downing the
Pascagoula girls and winning,
over a saong ST. Martin team.
In the boys division, the Wade
Greenies showed their usual late
season punch with a resounding
wallopinp Of the Pascagoula Pan
Tiers last Saturday night BY a
score Of BITS The Painters had
defeated TIE Moss Point Tigers the
night before in overtime play.
The Moss Point and Pascagoula
teams meet for the third time
tli5 season tonight in the Moss
Point gYm>
Not 10 ke discounted in compe-
tition IN the county either were
the Vaneleave teams, which wal
loped Virgins in games last FRI
day night.
Editors Note: The shortage of
neWsprint does not permit de-
tailed accounts of the dozen or
more basketball games played in
the county each Week)
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-31

North America has two speci-
es of wolves, the red and the
grey.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-31

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks
Johnson of Wade.
Mrs. Rose Nell Jones of Hurley
was guest of ner sister, Mrs.
Lon BaIia.
MesdAmes Fanny Jones and Ga
van Hamilton Of Hurley and Mrs.
DOC" Barfa motored to Luce
dale on Monday Of last week to
visit with Mrs. Jones daughter,
Mrs Roy Cook.
Little Patsy Ann Baria is much
improved after her illness of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will johnson
were recent business visitors to
Pascagoula.
MI. aud Mrs. Vaughn Holder
and Mrs. Buddy King motored to
Mobile where Mr.. Holder is unt
der the doctors care.
Mrs. Edgar Baria had a very
pleasant TRIP to Biloxi where she
attended the anniversary lunch
con of the Home Economics Sec
ton, Association of Southern Ag
sicultur9l Workers, at the White
House Mrs. Baria is the Jackson
County council secretary-treass
urer. She also represented the
Baria Home Demonstration club.
Mrs. Jack Kitchens and tiny
daughter Of Hurley spent Tues
day with her aunt, Mrs. Joseph
Rubins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Holder and
Children, Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn
Holder and M, and Mrs. w. D..
Holder md children visited with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Holder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Baria and
daughters spent the weekend with
Mrs. Bafia's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Shampine of Kreole.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-31
King Felix Glad
Princess Has
Been Selected

EDITORS NOTE: The following let
tor has been received from His Ma
testy King Felix. who viii arrive n
P~ascagoula on Friday. February l7thi
and IS reprinted for the information of
his subjects here)
Isle of Dreams,
January "a, 1947
To my Royal Subjects,
Ahuogacsap, Miss.
II was with much joy and hap
piness that ! learned of the beau
tifdl princess that had been Sc.
lected to be my queen and to
with me for the Carnival
Season.
The ROYAL Tailors and Seam
stresses have been rushed to the
utmost in selecting material and
designing costumes of the most
gorgeous colors and magnificent
material.
It is with much pleasure that |
anticipate meeting the officials
OF your wonderful city of Aluo-
gacsap, the Honorable Mayor
Moi Sttaw and Commissioners
Nislev Naejed and Eel Mahkceb.
The Royal Yacht is nearing
completion under the supervision
of one Of the most efficient ship
builders, r. |. Sllagni of Sllagni
Gnidliubpihs Corp.
AL arrangements have been
completed and expect to depart
for your enchanted domain by
the early part of next week.
Until then,
KING FELIX.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-31
JUNIORS CHOOSE PLAY

"A Date With Judy, a comedy,
has been chosen by the junior
class of the Pascagoula High
school for its annual dramatic
presentation, it was announced
this week. The date is tenta-
lively set for March A, Try-outs
for parts have been held and the
key role goes to Kathleen Sim
mons who will play Judy. Other
cast members are Lillian Miller,
Frank Branch, Marie Krebs, Wade
Hillard, Buddy Enrich, Sarah
Chamblee, Georgianne Howard,
Betty Alternately, Edna Labbous,
Patsy Penson, Paul Ryan, Billy
Earl Davis and Jeannine Graves
Rehearsals began Monday and
proceeds from the play will go>to-
ward financing the annual Jun
ior- Senior banquet.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-31
Bariia

Ina Catherine Baria, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Parker, all of PA
teau, Ala, We're weekend guests
of their parents, Nj. and Ms.
DOC" Bsria. While here they WIS
tied with their brother and aunt,
Cowan Baria and Mrs. Sophie
Murphy.
Elwood and Norbourne Ward
have both been on the sick list.
VIZ hope for them a speedy re-
covery.
j. d. Baria has returned home
after spending several days in
Mobile with his sisters, Mrs.
James Brown and Rosa Lee Ba-
ria.
A large crowd OF Young people
enjoyed the party 81 Lamar Ba-
ria's home last Saturday evening
in spite of the bad weather.
Mrs. Edgar Bafia and tiny
daughter, Patricia Ann spent Fri
day as guests of Mrs. Sophie Muir
ply and CoWan Baria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd d. Baria
were business visitors in Moss
Point last Saturday. They stop
ped for a short visit with Mrs.
Haria's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Kasaby Of Wilson Springs.
Miss Rosa Lee Bafla Of Mobile
was a guest of her mother, Ms.
Tom B3ria on Sunday OF last
week. Mrs. Baria accompanied
t8er home where she wit visit for
several weeks. She will also Wis
If her daughter, Ms. James
Brown.
Mrs. Edgar Baria and lite
daughter. Patricia Ann. visited
with her sister, Min. Wilton Kirk
wood, Of Three River. In the
afternoon they motored ta Kreole
and Moss Point where Patricia
Ann is receiving medical treat
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. BFenard Baria and
children visited with MIS-. Baria's
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-31
Episcopal Diocese
Pidns Fund Drive
For New Facilities

Plans have been announced by
the Rig Reverend Duncan NJ.
Gray, Bishop Of the Episcopal
Diocese Of Mississippi, for rails
ing 100000 TO ptoVide the Do
cese with a Conference Center
and Camp.
As chairman of the campaign
committed, Bishop Gray viii di-
rect the overall effort from Bat
tie Hill, the Bishops home in
Jackson, Mississippi
Working with the Bishop as
committee members S, are Mrs. p.
T. Lagrone, Hon. Reynolds Cten-
ey, Hon. Lloyd G. Spivey, Hon.
w. Roger Jones, Rev. Ceci' b
Jones, Rev. Duncan M. Hobart.
and Rev. William Mercer Green
February ! through February
IA, l947, has been set by the
committee as the period Of C.
tive solicitation for the 81 Epi5
copal Churches throughout tie
state.
The property fer the Episeo-
patConfereuca Center and Camp
has already been acquired BY the
Bishop and is located opposite
Allison'3 Wells, one mile of u.
S. Highway 81, ten miles north
of Canton.
One of the States most pictur-
esque beauty spots, the property
embraces 210 acres, including q
forty-acre lake, which is said to
s1e one of the finest fishin1
grounds in. Central Mississippi.
A large, semi-colonial type Of
house vii serve as Headquarters
for the Conference Center and
Camp. This main building is To-
Gated on a wooded hill, over
looking the lake. A small three
room cottage adjoins the main
structure.
Plans are already underway
for the construction of tennis
a baseball diamond and
winning beach. Also to be pro-
are q number of rustic cab
MS for youthful campers.