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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19
DR.. Thompson and
Mrs. Eley Lead
March Of Dimes

In announcing the completion
of the statewide organization
for the l948 March of Dimes, d..
Felix J.. Underwood, state direc-
tor, revealed today that DR.. P. A.
Thompson of Pascagoula will di-
rect the drive in Paseagoula and
Mrs. r. c. Eley will conduct
the campaign in Moss Pint. DR..
Thompson and Mrs. Eley have
very ably conducted this drive
for the past few years and we
are looking forward to even
greater achievements this year
under their leadership.
OF the 342 patients given med
ical care during the Mississippi
epidemic of 1916, ten still remain
in the two polio units in Vicks-
burg. Two patients are still res
pirator cases and the cost of these
cases runs into thousands of dol
lars. Of the 81 cases which Mis-
sissippi has had in 1947, AZ OF
these are now hospitalized and
will require many more months
of treatment before being releas-
ed to their homes.
1t should be interesting to our
citizens, stated DR.. Underwood,
to know that since 1916 we have
sent 80 patients to Warm Springs
Foundation for examination and
re-evaluation of their cases and
% cases have been hospitalized
there. At present, there are sew
en- Mississippi patients at Warm
| Springs receiving treatment
through their local chapters.
I One county in the southern
section of the state has a colored
patient at Tuskegee Institute
| where she is receiving excellent
medical care as well as vocation
al training to fit her for a JOB
suitable to her handicap.
These figures speak for them
selves and all of this adds up to
a glowing record of achievement
for our county chapters, contin-
ued DR.. Underwood. 1t also
makes us realize that we have
an obligation in the 1948 March
of Dimes not only to those who
| may be stricken within the next
! year but we must also make sure
that those victims stricken in
the past wears can continue to re-
ceive the best in medical care
so that their recovery may as
complete as possible.
We must not fail our children
and we are depending upon the
citizens of Jackson county to
! give DR.. Thompson and Mrs. Eley
their whole hearted support in
the coming drive, January, 1880
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

cessful as its rythm, suggestive
of a stately dance, is better
adapted to the violin than are the
deeper more tragic strains de-
scriptive of an almost MORALLY
wounded Poland, that are the
framework of the Warsaw Con-
certo."
The tender little Dance of the
Russian Peasant, the maestro's
own composition found a ready
place in the hearts of his hearers.
And for contrast, there was the
more exciting rhythm of Addin-
sells Tango Tzigane."
"Clair de Lune" was moonlight
indeed, as PLAYED by Rubinoff and
won spontaneous applause at
its conclusion.
Rhapsody in Blue, was one of
the most popular numbers given
and is. particularly adapted to the
violin and, of course Drdla's ten
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

der Souvenir" is always a ia
vorite with audiences.
In lighter vein, the variations
IN Don't Fence Me In" was a
captivating number as the violin
ist showed his artistry by playing
this number from the symphonic
to the boogie woogie styles.
when Day Is Done" has long
been a favorite with Rubinoff
fans and it proved particularly
popular as did "Fiddlin' the Fid-
de-" which Rubinoff seemed
to enjoy playing as much as his
audience did hearing it.
A fine part of the concert was
the piano selection of Makofka
Alexander, Rubinoff's accompan-
list, who played the first move
ment of Mendelsshon's "Concer-
to in C Minor, Chopin's greatly
loved "Fantasie Impromptu" and
DeFalla's Ritual Fire Dance" as
Introductory numbers during the
first half of the program.
His offering during the Sec
ond half was "Roumanian Rhap-
sody" by Enesco; Love Death"s
from Tristan and Isolde" (Wag-
rese-Liszt) and sBoogie Woogie
Etude" by M. Gould.
On his temperance on the
stage in response to repeated en-
cores Mr.. Rubinoff had a graceful
little talk in which he sketched
some of his life's history in which
he touched on his association with
the late Victor Herbert.
He also paid high tribute to the
children of the Moss Point and
Pascagoula schools before whom
he had made several appearances,
complimenting them and the fac
ulties of the various schools on
their manners and their reception
of his music.
Among the encores he played
were 1.-THE Blue Danube, and
Brahms Lullaby and the clos
ing number THE Star-Spangled
Banner"
E.. A. Khayat, acting for Pasca-
goula-M Moss Point Chamber of
Commerce, gave a brief intro
ductory talk prior to the appear
ance of the artists on the stage.
This concert was the closing
one of the series which Mr.. Ru-
binoff has been giving since Sep
TENDER, in which he has toured
many cities. AT its conclusion he
went over to New Orleans and
then on to his home in Califor-
MIA where he will spent Christ
mas with his wife and his three
year-old son. 1t was attended by
music lovers from all over the
county and along the Mississippi
Coast.
The Chamber of Commerce was
assisted by the Business Girls
Club, the members of which serv-
ed as ushers.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19
HARD ON

Wroclaw, Poland, AP-Tractors
are taking a severe beating at
the hands of Polish peasants in
Lower Silesea.
An agricultural expert estimat-
ed from 40 to go percent of the
$500 tractors supplied by UNRRA
are now out of operation.
He blamed inefficient operation
and sloppy repairs by peasant op-
orators.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

Eddie Moak, John Bailey. Lynn
West. Elton Davis, L. d. Crane,
and frankie Byrd.
The operetta was directed by
Miss Jean Parker, public school
music teacher at the Central High
school.
The staging of the operetta was
most effective due to the costumes
worn by the young characters.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19
ENGAGE
MENT TOLD

MI. and Mrs. H. A. Whatley, Rt.
/, Krebs Lane, P~ascagoula, an
nounce the engagement and APP
preaching marriage of their
daughter, Opal Elizabeth Bull
lock, to Mr.. Ivey Ameil Smith,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Delmas Y.
Smith of 702 North Pascagoula
street in the same city.
The marriage rites are to be
celebrated December 20.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19
BERLIN COMMUNITY FUND

Berlin-AP-American militia
ry government for Berlin has an
nounced establishment OF a Ber-
lin Community Chest. Its obpec-
tive is to relieve suffering and
want in the American sector Of
the capital by supplying relief
food, clothing and medicines to
the needy.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19

What good is money if it's never
used? Money must be kept in circu-
lation-inveated, traded for goods or
services, to be of value. Your local
banks or savings and loan associa-
tons put money to work to build
homes and stores, to provide cap
ital for industry, to tide over the
farmer until harvest time.
Just as your banker conserves and
gives value to money, SO there are
others who conserve the things we
hold dear in Mississippi-our lives,
our land, our freedom to think and
live. as we please.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-12-19


Natural gas is a lot like money. 1t has
little value until it is made available
for use. Not until it is taken to mar
ket and put to use for the benefit
of mankind does it acquire value.
United Gas, in serving a constantly
increasing number of Mississippi
cities and towns, is making available
for use much gas that might other
wise remain worthless under the
earth. This is practical conservation
for it gives value to this finest of
fuels, stimulates industrial develop
ment, creates jobs, and benefits all
the families in Mississippi.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
Sullivan Asks Taft
To Clarity Stand on
Social Legislation
BY tbs Associated Press

Gael Sullivan, executive director
of the Democratic National Com
mittee, said today he hoped Sem
ator Taft, Republican, of Ohio was
ready to tell whether or not he
has stopped blackmailing the Amer
lean voter on social legislation"
Senator Taft, now on a speak
Ing tour of the West, announced
that he would answer in a speech
today at Gearhart, Greg, an asser-
ton by Mr.. Sullivan that the Ohican
is on social legislation sitdown." :"
Mr.. Sullivan said in a statement
he would like to know whether. the
speech would come from Senator
Robert A. Taft, the Republican boss
of the Republican Congress" or
Candidate Robert A. Taft, the re-
luctant dragon of the Republican
presidential aspirants."
Taft Speech Quoted.
Mr.. Sullivan said Senator Taft
"made 1t plain" in a speech In Los
Angeles that Congress would "do
nothing" about housing, health and
education until Republican be-
came President.
He quoted Senator Taft as saying
he had found the Republican party
"loath to proceed with any program
Of this kind, if the initial setting up
: of the program is assumed by the
present administration.
Mr.. Sullivan added that a dis
patch from the West quotes Tafts
aides as saying he has expressed
new determination that human
welfare legislation be placed before
Congress.
But which Taft says that?
WAS 1t the same Candidate Taft
who said, after close consultation
with Senate Boss Taft, that the
Congress would not consider such
legislation?
Senate Boss VS.. Candidate.
"Or was it Senate Boss Taft over
riding impetuous Candidate Taft?
WAS it the Taft who helped to
write and sponsored the Taft Ellen
der-Wagner housing bill or was 1t
the Taft who followed his pious
statements of good intentions by
going along with the boys when
Evening star., 1947-09-26
Ogden Market License
Protests Weighed by ABC

The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board today had under advisement
protests by members of the Fourth
Church of Christ Scientist and resi-
dents of the vicinity of Ogden
street NV. yesterday against the
granting OF license to Lawrence F.
Scheiter to sell beer and light wines
at the Ogden Market, 1900 Ogden
street NV.
Mrs. Beatrice McDevitt, chairman
of the Board of Trustees of the
church, led the opposition before
the ABC Board yesterday and was
backed by several members of the
congregation of the church and
other nearby churches.
The church also objected last
month to the granting of a license
to sell beer and light wines to Mrs.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
Involuntary Servitude'
Charged in Stable Suit

James Mcqueen. whose address
was given as in care of the Saliva
ton Army yesterday brought a s25,-
600 damage suit in District Court
charging ar alleged employer had
reduced him to involuntary servi-
tude" by failing to pay him $25 a
week as allegedly agreed on.
Mr.. Mcqueen, colored, named as
defendant Francis j. Hannah, de-
scribed in the suit as trading as the
Edgewater Riding Academy, $500
Evening star., 1947-09-26

they decided not to let the bill get
to vote at the last session of Con-
gress?
THE quick change act is confus-
ing. How many Tafts are there?
Can just one man go in as many
directions at one time as the as
sorted Tafts are moving in?"
Evening star., 1947-09-26

Sadie Gliber, who conducts a grocery
at 3508 Center street NV, about
half block nearer the church. No
action has been taken on the Gliber
case yet, according Allan w. Payne,
chairman of the ABC Board.
Evening star., 1947-09-26

With normal usage a telephone
book grows in thickness about Is
per cent in six months.
Evening star., 1947-09-26

block of G street NV. who he said
hired him last June to do the chores
OF a stable boy and general handy
man.
When the suit was called to his
attention, Mr.. Hannah said he never
Evening star., 1947-08-01
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIklA.

| NOTHING FINER than an immaculate te
esssas ia0Rs R has sDsas shsDrsaeui Il
Very y rn as kIt din lge e1Eush % for dnstts
!S ss5 s:Ai tsa hsHfss SgPP1ae!'s 4 sai sW:
81 gsf sl'd or e1 atEsG tass 25A6S.sr 45 os2S wash
Golf and Country Gus; modern sss; briek
,ng room With ,repisee, ind dinins iisFse room. aH
saSn sna 5sts sna On End sain n 81 81 Is.
81 $685. sssse evss eE'sa sa e mr se Ronss W.
S5 sS5s i.,n goth s:. Rp;; No: Asllnsten y..s;sm
luxe fs Sss snd ttehen Hat s0a fscrsaton y1I a
soafs S1i zSq; 5,a sSseS s;sl s9gsa oYt lee hwy
4 tSS + sSs 4. 1sS ;!sg ss5
IL STsaEa BIZ o# #sfisSS 5s{s $500 down fosa
peesssSn ed S.s sis9sS esDS.es sFfa *
liv; I'm; full bsnt.. oil heat. Only S12,5o0.
sRfds.eA sRfodks eAPk oS5 so69sxtra Sss; lse. liy.. rm
ednms Sn leP'es aD '0~aPsss' aasn ssun Ssth. s' ruiz
EPESSAGESs' EPSS4fGaESSSs AK Sx: Ii| iSiH|s: s
1aS %ashafssn
bedrooms; bath on trss hoor; open stair;
into bsdrooms s total fAn Driee. C. ss,shsH sssbS
SEzlESs shf99 sas VA O.Iansf oFFcr ts g. rsa sasaa &
Mus nsEs''' From iti Pow 'SwsAsHrNGroN-Lovely
old frame home in excellent condition.
with picture window, large % equipped d kllsch.
en-, Pantry. large sun parlor on. f1rst floor;
which could be- screened In very s' easily;
trees: lott, Of beautiful old .shrubbery. such
and Whe TSs hos Is 5u gnk
M 4 81 ag SSSsr 81 asss 81
SSEINIEssiLLE,. "a: j.. View, s-Oearm. brick
Open 70 Inspect; drive to centrsviiie and
sisn am, day to pm. or cali OWNER,
si5iS MzkE HoSEx! com
ysaa 20 afEsnt Hss 9a ssrsss
assssss rRoisbrndsa slS?ha2A hA1r Rt00isy sa
SiEaN sffai ~ s-RM. R4i BRICK BUNGALOW, space
esseme MI, salsoS, Titn s2S dfi s5uss
stzIEE stAEEi1Et 81 sfoek szzsp AEzA7sr!ss Cape
ss sna sd 5sl s.s ssn :ssS sSoS
s5S as5sf15 FL REar rsfass zx sis ssss
FALLS IA I Piri CHURCH VALUE. blocks to bus
rooms. fireplace. recreation room, show
cranes And herries. furnished ar npf,irn
$13,75o; .unfurn. PROVIDENCE REALTY,
ss.RooMd HOMES 6 sedrms.), for $40. 500.
NV snsasd sf ss'icsn az ss15
TNus6tAL IN GROOM BUNGALOW on corner
ss.Rl.s: i v sssa' sS rssS p
fiss SyrfR ssaS% Ssss 4 Il. s III
room room. " equipped fisehen and iali basement:
ali brick, On nice feneed-in lot; OIL h.-a.
nss ss5eeps sas sas S eSisanas dss es
rALMAdE WILcHER. i7ss Wilson blvd,
.J.ss ss.ek .lss ssh ass |sEs: lss as'as
equipped Kitchen and den on 1st hoor; 2
n.ce-sizs bedrooms and bath up: rec; EeoT gn
y0G@ p9eeS Sn .sfs %RHs IT,
sso ssoSp 'GB SuY svd 1, 81: h sso1ss02S sloo 2San.alov
assse sn.y Il 81 sp.s. Ieaea H.
detached ssrage, deg house; ;oreh.s sh nicely ,ai,
month at Az. Possession on settlement.
TALMAoE WHCHER, 1873 Wilson blvd,
ARLfNGTON-Look before you lease. For
SIS, 800 and only $1,000 down you can live
In 2-story det. home. The location is
close in and conv; has liv. rnl.. dinette;
kit and (2) bedrms.; many Army and
Navy oficers have purchased these very
livable homes and fnd It more economical
than paying rent R. w MULLEN, Bill
Columbia pike, Arl., OK. 1882.
Evening star., 1947-08-01
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY Cont.

IMMEDIATE .ACTION-Will buy or sell
s1s hsHss sTRo fEs is M soo E. d p 4d Mss no de-
For QUICK CASH OFFER on any house,
ffsr ff sH WIFI 3ais .S 10 never accept
also the sale and advertising response;
bility that goes with every listing Gal Cal
Mr. 2oN RoSP DeE5onfsSs eo iss eonn nj 4al1 AVE. JAMES
sssrSz s%szhh0sss Nd = Mr. 0oRfa=sH
; S4 st:ss Sss
6TskeTs Frs Rox 497-x, Star .o;,,n. 3.
desiring to. sell at reasonable profit, Have
ST, 500 and moderate salary. Prefer South;
ate east Of md unasy sye s1ooe n.s sn sns
g1Ias plGEcf fu1S FkoM oWRNER., e, r MODERN 2:bedEn
asxa onshls s'zayas S' Up soO 70 s5 a
Bo TsFt'sls Hou 7$ls %Asr SPEEDY ACTION. :. List
slIi H' pay toP price. ENTERPRysEE r REALTY
&c. Ylah 1S2a ys sEkvGE Il nX o 5x osa sa9
eTts wts WM Fss So N
EsS5s 5nce cAsH ss7 r lSls yonr propeIy P 1q
e. sf' AID cGx Nr fS RI t2Sa HE Win less
all cash or will sell for you. We SET
results quick action. MAX MILLER 500
Ilsh l nt,a s., psx 81 m m. 2lea 2leq ,or ,sd.
rm. house in ne. Washington or nearby
Md. MR.. PARKS, ewes. HO. 1850. Ia
INDIVIDUAL desires q 3-bedroom brick in
TaISo Gals GhyTsh w. Will pay cash Can
time, or Miss Thrasher, CO. 54S6 at night.
DETACHED 3-BEDRM. HOME, Chevy
Chase, Wesley Heights, Bethesda or vicin-
ity. All cash. No AGENTS. Box 1895, Star
Evening star., 1947-08-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E. tcont.l

CoLoRED 1889 FLORIDA ave. 1st
commercial: row brick, e rms. with Q in
closed porches. bath. front and rear en-
frances to bsmt.; large lot. See the outside
tesH sfI syE1HR Re 7eo soa investors,
atten.--Private builder has group Of 7 new
brick houses for colored in good ne. loca-
ton; will sell entire group for cash at
reasonable price; will deal with principals
only. Box 325-S, Star. p
CoLORED-NR. 55th AND JAY SITS. NE.
Attractive 5-rm frame bungalow; hard
wood feoEs; full bsnt:. h;;X;h;4 poTshsS; ls
Bee Be- ias4 a9e9 s9ies s15p doWD BE- ME s BRADLFY
CoLOkFD-NR. 45th AND EAnES ST.
N.E.-Beau. 6-rm. semidet brick: on lot
40x95 newly dec, hdw. floors through
OUT lge. rms. tile bath with shower; oil
heat: full bsmt; $1,000 down. Mr.
BRADLEY, DE. 1161; after 6 pm, DE.
7l79. Il
CoLORED - BROOKLAND-Detach z
rms, finished basement. 2 baths, r. heat,
auto. hot-water heater, beautiful yard; To-
Gated near Hamilton st. ne.
We also have 5-rm. house. bath; near
49th and Eads st. ne. with Oil heat, auto.
hot-water heater; this house can be pur-
chased with a very low down payment and
small monthly notes.
Another attractive buy is 7-rm. house
with all Of the improvements; near 45th
and Grant SITS. ne. See these bargains by
appointment. Call the MADDEN REALTY
CO. 4915 Grant st. lie. FIR. 1855. -3
Evening star., 1947-08-01
-s THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
/
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W. Cont

uSSSsS rSN SNAE-f<sW. NSoHt.l .
CoLoRED-700 BLOCK Princeton-Beau-
ems, oil heat, garage; SUBSTANTIAL cash re-
SSSto SSfokEbsssS bdWS aS sSs ssss st.
n.w.-2-story and bsmt. brick, 6 rms and
ssi gAaIiko INV iNvEsfafST
coLoREDMisoo eH 5Raa sGj BLOCK QUE ST. NV,
eTiek rms baths; aIranged sed
s BssLKo saf hseS ISSEsRfRf SRHa Corr ~
6oIoRED-s1,soo 6GI3 Rdss1o DowN-11th and N
brick English basement. h.-wh.. coal;
IDEAL location for income property, con. 60,
week. For details, call iii 8 pm week;
sRoiPERTfEss. INC. g i iols J" 17sh St. NV
6oLoSRIE2Dj-14o5 N. J. AVE. NV. 14o4
Bro St; NV 3oS st. nv nv AL III, $500 down
saW bsa mers pae Cohen oa Mton
sS M iSSA a. sso so$S; homs; dE: 6sa7. t+Us s''
near scott ciFeies f rns aHeoVf batRs Rsn and md
as:h pess sERRk HsRfs seHLos5 Il 6ssz
eooiLookE1D-15oo eoi BLK. srd ST. N.w.Ss-
story brick, rms. and bath, h,-w.h, coal;
sss ee eeTn R yss4 BPRo PFfif tor NEsT Rmsf
MENT CORP, 2l2 Bond Bldg. p
COLORED-OPEN DAILY, 6-8. AT Ken
ssP s Ha ME RETRoib E5 S. b as's 3 f. E
CoLoRED-saOo DowN-1st and x SITS.
nw-5 room blick home; total price,
only S3,95O. KAY REALTY CO., RA. 2200.
CoLoRED-TODAY's BEST BUYS
18th and sts. n.W.-Sl $50 down; lge.
brick home, rooms, Ia baths, full I'm
ished bsIlt.; excel. for rooming house.
Princeton pl. n.w.--Huge brick home:
rooms, ia baths. oil heat porches, full
bsmt: poss.; low down payment
Neal st. n.e.-Colonial brick: 6 rooms:
ia baths. extra kit. porches, garage, tull
finished bsmt low down payment, bal.
like rent. To inspect, call till 8 pm.
RE 1851. FIRST NATIONAL REALTY
CORP, 9O5 18th st. NV Il
Evening star., 1947-08-01
HOUSES WANTED 70 sUy.

IMMEDIATE AcTION-ws viii buy ysouNs
market value. Free appraisals. MITCH
Havf Ell sUIsK sEAEr1lb Ri ESP paDs ppaDRcaRssnRs
houses IN BrightyoSas aTss ndnd ,1amedIiaa,e sIas
MANGxs REAITY 90. can sell your nous.
sSlisssssa SY sssa ssis wilson % si7d.: dE Es' q
j WILL PAY Yoy CASH TODAY for yeul
house; any ,eonditieR' sns seesie%n % oid1 A.
cHARsIEs : duNS r. ns. Clients vs.sias,
TO purchase homes In any seetion Of wash
and nearby Maryland FH 1906
I PAY Cash for houses; white or coiored;
any condition. any section. MR.. B. L1ss.
If PRoMPT ATTENTION to the sale ol
your home, business or investment Prop.
er.y y what yor desire; Sos & cal HUI ri
$3.50: Free appraisalS Results since 1919
WE WANT YOUR HOUSE, apartment. store
or unimproved land for sale; we have
the N clients lie op Gall Nj NJ. Bousher; pRuRY
ALL CASH AT ONCE for houses. large or
small, white or colored. any condition. ma.
T071,
Evening star., 1947-08-01

BETHESDA - These brand-neW 2.story
des. brick homes situated on a beautifl
shru6bed and wooded lot These home.
are, 2 bedrms and tiled bath, eas @ al.c
neat: Priced to sell at "$l3,25O.
EollingWood "A det., 2.story brick
nome. nome. which has liv,. rn.. din. rm., com.
pleteIy modern kit, bedrms. and 2 bath,
on on End a., built-in garage, maids rrn. and
luil bath in bsnt. This shoulds sell quickly
al S23 800. The financing and terms are
Nr. Suburban Hospital-s804 Grant ave
Open l to 5 daily. A perfect brick bunga.
low consisting of lily. rm., din. rm.. kit.
property can be purchased Tor consider.
ably less than $4,000 -
Bethesda.-A surprisingly lge. Cape Cod
din. rm, ard kit. 2nd A.. . bedrms. and
tiled bath. oil a.-c heat, det garage.
To inspect, please. call BETHESDA
REALTY CO., s100 Wis. ave-. OIL. 3700
Evening star., 1947-08-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthwsst.

DARLINGTON Sc S.W-A lovely home
will be found in sthis almost new brick,
situated in a new suburban SECTION; con-
refgr Priced reasonably low: terms.
Must sell! call until 8 pm. LEO N.
BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1x15 K st. NV. ME.
CoLoRED-6-RM. BRICK; good sw. loca-
ton: $500 down. THOMAS P. BROWN.
ooi e1i dRrnGsoc 3sh st. Rfods kA 1sls 9Th ST. sW
Modern. excellently conditioned 6.rm:
brick house; oil heat: full bsmt.; pack yard
With gar; 81 900 down; Mr.. BRADLEY