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Evening star., 1947-03-08

GIRARD AND 18th sT.-S-room brick:
Oil h: available lst floor to buyer; al
modern kitchen with cement porches
ss1oe ss1men is' stso5 u ncudns wh sn nrn dSyn
hays e n,Ss, Sc it to appreciate it. 4 AD
ssabed andns sSbe TeSR nd 4 easn sShsn
tion restaurant and lounge or CLUB. De.
sirable location in a modern hotel across
seases on 1t osfF HofE formery Gs N
5566 between 9 am. and IL noon any
facins. Doctors Hospital, suitable for Of.
fes ss a, GSs g a % ShSp taEsr1 aRDg in Rss
between am. and ie noon any day
SELF PssERSicE ssRfef GROCERY and meat mar. M
mens; r will s,sr sa,esrihee: HI; Gsos. o.
ssats wAsr o box !er star sa table Or music 0'
BAKERY for sale or lease. Box Tot
1s a1as ssynssg asy ssssss sssss
aeefh S0a aisStss serves m eess on
ne 0Ss al ad atnks in 10y
shape, air,conditioned; seats over $50
This place Is one Of the best known place.
Price, $4,000. Only experienced res,
taurant people considered; no phone in.
formation Further details. see BOB HCL-
LANDER {restaurant specialist), texclu
sive broker), 1909 New York ave. nw.-1:
ROOMING HOUSES rooms, complet,
With neon sisns. Apply I'll g st; NV. lt
lished; over S1,s00 wkly. sales; 5-yr
lease: short hrs: same owner II years
AZ; ksoz; ~ $3.50 Or nj; 2s2o; &c
Over $500 wkly. sales, more in summer
good fixtures, rms; 7,yr lease; price,
3131; ewes, AID. 5907. LU. s633 or MI
KOSHER MEAT MARKET-oyer $3.50
wkly. sales; good fixtures: Sg5 mo. rent Il !,
ewes, AID 5907. LU. S633 or MI. $3.50. =
REsTAURANT, with mixed drinks; promi
ing capacity; suitable for night club; CON,
pletely equipped: approx. $4,000 stock
long lease; priced right.
Soda fountain delicatessen:. excellen
s.e location; good volume Of business
priced to sell: terms. HAMPTON REALT,
Co. EX. 5656: ewes. CE. 4ss4. 3
Evening star., 1947-03-08


sft6To sri Sto0 COUCH with slipcever: cogswell
good eond.; any rens. offer. sH. 4555.
sgS ssns,I;., LAMP N Mtls5 mercury tube excellent
aaa tsses 5aeEessss see pH ssa la%D
sAtsa ss hsfiss3 let lons l@sh'Faey H. hs rms
s.a aa%ass !nshs ssssss
SILVER. sterling and plated Phone = NO.
IItId5hsccoPE, IId COPE: go. 60 nm. approx. 80 power;
reeonaitsoned; s.tone gold and silver; $s5.
RI TkuMPET, e'ts Conn nrfS saB. used months;
like new. mutes included s1s5. 81.
TUXEDO single breasted with vest, size
81; excellent condition; S25. WA 1859,
TYpEwRlTERs = Guaranteed machines
sai pair sas any NAL make % quickly. STANDARD TYPE-
WRITER Co, 90 q st. NV. Ma. 1892.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. 5716
asSSs; sS q q 81; a. T. 81 SIS .5o 5S:S no dsi 81 az asp =
TRaE eSsf1si Ap5isa
GEWk2TkFs G9 S3lg 1Ass ST pnysi. nx MI l,ed 400,
abe typewriters. Sec at 1903 14th st. NV.
TYPEwRITER, Underwood. standard. noise
less, slightly used. perfect condition. SIS.
1919 D st. NV. AT. $500. Call or phone
Sat. and Sun. between 8 am and 5 I'm.
TYPEWRITER, Remington. 1s-inch car
Iiage: recently overhauled; also Le Roy
lettering set, complese scriber and 8 tenn
TYPEWRITER, l. c. Smith, 500; also
Shaw-Walker steel filing cabinet, $50; both
elmost new: After $ p.m.. sH. 1886.
TYPEWRITER, portable Remington, $50;
violin. SIS. cail TR. 1868. 1248 Eye, st.
sc. -
TYPEwRITER. Rsmington noiseless: excel
| lent condition: SIS. WO, 694I. "a
fTYSEWRTTER. Underwood noiseiess; GOOD
condition. best offer FIR. 5000. Ext 692. 81
DINING ROOM TABLE; sofa, Empire stgle.
| AD R71a.
| UNIVERSAL electric refriseratar chiid's
o.. S. Army pursuit plane. hobby horse.
baby crib and mattress; all in excellent
condition. MI. 1852. 9s
| VACUUM CLEANERS - Rebuilt Electroiux
S14 so: Hoover. S13.5 so: all makes in stock;
snar, 20 = =m9nsns TrI, voT dTss sans = dsn1on. on.
po,h ea.s.,, s ny =; IA 5s42 IA s74a
Eureka and many others, new and re-
built like new; at cut-rate prices. BEST
BRANDS CO.. sos 11th st. NV. Ma. 7773.
Evening star., 1947-03-08

single pedestal desFS. IL chairs, filing
BASKETS % mimeosraph, s % caisulator. . type. type
saaiemsne 't5 St. ses sass duTns 81 ocs hsaas
OIL BURNERS, wholesale and retail--con.
installation; oil burner; S.5;.gsllon tank tank
mona AssoeAPhD ss e PaH sAIEs sERS
ICE CO.. ia. 4813-5612: eves., call DI
OIL BURNER, Torrid Heat. and Fox Sun
beam hot-air furnace; complete. $3.50
Oil BURNERs-PETRoL. Janitrol gas
boilers. radiators: complete heating: 3e
mos. to pay. MAY HEETING COMPANY
on BURNER. immediate installation Il
pay. CENTRAL FUEL CO.. Ii. 64oo.
OIL BURNER, fluid heat, complete, s225
ea2nf oH2 bHEssss HEi sSsS' AND OIL FURNACES e :
6 pay ash ssRVicE hsisa1ee ENaINeeRNo esc'
81 sI4s sufsszs TS zs1s 9Th "a essf!o' sSfs wholesale
e nut Cabinet % cost eS s1s5. s must '.s saerisee ice
ssf sss Iss es bsTasn ssms or eH a g1s shur' 500
RssS walnut H'e eass aa' ss5
ovERsTUFFED COUCH. newly upholstered
in tanestry. walnut frame. Alexandria
fHsoNoGRAFHM MseeSs MRecoRDs. Us classical. lead.
ing orchestras, half price. Call Saturday
iaa raoNoaRxrH Soeass III kEedRbsvic.or, coism.
bia, Decca, Capitol and Sonora records
and albums; popular and classical Shcei
music. Large stock, SPRING VALLEY
Electric SHOP, 4S05 Mass. ave. NV
FHoNoGRAPH III recorder; Burkaw: brand
neE: portable; will sell at $S5; cost 500
Call NO. 1910 10
PIANO, Stief upright, $50. 536 ouintans
pl nv Call GE 0450 %
PIANOS, Steinway, .Knabe. Stieff, uprights
Priced low for cash. LAWSON g. COLI.
BART, In American Storage Bldg, 2s01
Georzia' ave. AID. 592S. day; RA. o491
PIANO Kimball baby grand. $3.50. isas
N st. NV 20
PIAASo, old ch,eksrinr concert grand
PIANO, Weesesr: In good cond.. S1e5
Also 2 nice beds with good mattrs. aIlt
springs, Dresses, small size. Studio couch
Sg5, AID. 1881 -s
PIANO, Hamilton upright, can be convertet
into player: good condition. Price. SIS,
cash. TE, 46l2. .-S
Evening star., 1947-03-08

wardrobe and washing machine. WA.
FsIUiRNrTURE-Living room, 1 bedroom,
icebox and other pieces. 10ss No, Vermont,
HtHi Ha,i M Misc furniture an
sHs aad up We 9 sS sSss a.
soHehes,e 9 bedroom livips -E room .nd dinss.s
THE cRowS v sslofs ri Z
FURNITURE, miscellaneous furniture and aanyd
FURNITURE. e-pe. walnut dining suite in
fine cond:: 2-pe liy. rm. suite and bed
FURSITuRE. enoush for Sleeping rooms:
use, aaicf ssis: very chssp,. Msss Be seen n
f psssa and Pc sonpete for
bsdrm, apt; apt. Immediately available.
kS HsIysaaa beds sss;s SSasaaI' ssl spss
tes sss Ii S ass asa M 49, So Sdd aaG arfsssa sS asa s
ss1 ns1 ones sa sas saS Sofa bss bess
chairs s ike suite new ss sna sso
d;nstt. dssa sl5 mspls ssfst sss
sAos; i55S i / s. NV. ri. ssSi, dasilS
FuEN1ruRK. e,pe, French bearm. set.
good cond.; no dealers. Phone qE, 9167.
Sunday. after Pm: Monday, after =
fGRNITURE-s.ery and Clark piano.
Britannica i4th edition; perfect condi-
| FURNITURE-Bed tdouble). coil springs,
$40 up; chffferobe and dresser $40 and
SIS: other pieces reasonable. 1919 Mass.
sI,s, ays ,,,y.,iv mr. BE @ @s9s5 .,.. s
Hollywood bed. drop-ieaf table, lamps. rug,
cond gE s10o, Ext, 604. =. 3
dinette; will sacrifice for quick sale. 1117
No: Pitt st. Apt. "a, Alex, Va; -
/ FuRNITURE-Eearly new; living room
hsdrosms; kitchen: Can sH. 3092. IS
5 gas stoves, refgr. and other misceilane-
ons furniture. AD. 09o4, 1792 Lanier
FURNTTURE-6-piece modern living room
suite, 8-piece bedroom with inner-sprins
| ers OR o091 -
! FuRNITURE-.Bedroom suite. pcs, Light
oak. new. Call GIebe s152. O.
Evening star., 1947-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES. typewriters. calcula-
tors. bought and sold and rented RE l177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th st
Evening star., 1947-03-08


Il; ,sss .g QUINCY ,. ST. Nm Swg5ent re- rm T.ss
4: s1oi sEpsf LaNfKR Fl f.. iass 7ie 18th .ns Col rd-
ss snSns only sso 'ssn n.1 rR Hn RD
PETwoRTH. eaa oallatin St. n.w.-Front
e. eacS ssin asne Rss
n N Pss1i'e aw sEeaioS@Pr,va.e aE s2 home for fol
e.. o incad noGSc' iieht bresffsss Can EN- siSs
Tor s'' couple: n9' ma maid service and laundry
priyilsges; S25 each per month. 81
i41o I7tn sT. NV: at Mas. ave.-httrsc-
sSss s snsis rxsK RDssinafs Snin room for gentle
man; gentle home; convenient neighber.
h9sa. h9Sa B6eaASaa G2 Saaa. ST. sw-siee,y a farn
tr.nsEortasisn;, tr.nsEort Gg. $500: %
his room: twin beds. pvt: batE., sookins
ss sss. =; ;s.s esa s4 E Nw saSa, r.. oarm, new,
5 ladies' bath with shower; complete Kit;
naos 81 so1SlSfs cSfoRabo Il ibdTfaE furnished
exposures conyenient trsnspoEtauon: 34o
aSoo COM. AVE. Apt. 42s-studio room
for isd,s 70 ors smoking M Or raSG SG5inkins: ssf-
LARGE BEDRM., semipyt. bath. PVT. .en-
trance; beaut. home in Silver Spring;
4a27 SEBRAsKA AVE. N.w-Lge. front
rm.. pvt. home. semipyt. bath. uni. phone:
conv. transp.; $50 mo. Call WO. 1887. %
I14J 18th sT. NV, Dupont area--Laree
double room. twin beds; $50 month: couple
or gentlemen: single room, SIS mo-. gem
CONNECTICuT AVE. near Mayfower Ho-
tel-Studio-iiving room, foyer. private
bath separate sntranss psnsnopss: s
hotel, unlimited local phone. Gentlemen
only. sl25 per month. Available March
NAN TO 10 SHARE ROOM with man stu.
dent, twin beds: oil heat; unlimited phone;
rm. 81 per week; gentle home. GE.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
SCIENCE AIDS
DIAMOND TRADE
New Polishing System Re-
ported By Kingoffs
Yesterday
D0ntS

A revolutionary new process
produces 100 per cent fully polish
ed diamonds from as small as 5
point sizes. at nc extra cost over
ordinary diamonds.
Most diamonds are cut with
So facets, top and bottom. How
ever, the side edge, or "girdle''
as it is known to the jewelry
trade, is usually left rough and
unpublished. In Prism-Lite Dia-
monds, a registered name Of
diamond rings produced by this
process, the girdle is completely
polished. This produces increased
radiance. The resultant glow from
this greater brilliance creates an
aura of light which gives a def
mite illusion of greater size to the
diamond.
An additional advantage gained
by Prism-Lite 100 per cent Fully
Polished Diamond Rings is the
almost complete protection it at
fords against the common hazard
of chipping. When a diamonds
girdle is left rough, as in ordinary
stones, there is a definite predls-
position toward costly, Wasteful
chipping. This may occur either
before, during or after the dia-
mond is mounted.
Diamond polishing is a highly
skilled operation and is, there
fore, understandable expensive.
The additional time and labor
involved in creating fully polished
diamonds by ordinary methods in
creased the cost greatly. The new
revolutionary process has elimi-
mated extra, costly labor and
weight loss in creating 100 per
cent Fully Polished Diamonds.
Prism-Lite 100 per cent Fully
Polished Diamond Rings are fea-
tured by Kingoffs, popular jeWeler
of this city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
Miami Expects 81 Return
On Every1c Spent On Ads

transportation agencies are spend
ing large sums not included in
these figures.
The areas 512 hotels will spend
from $500 to as much as $50, 0OO
each for newspaper ana magazine
advertising. a total of at least
81, 800, 900. n return, on the basis
of studies made recently by O. P.
Hart of the Miami Research Blu.
reau. visitors are expected tc
spend $66, coo. 600 on housing this
year.
Greater Miami's 24OO eating
places expect to take in another
1854, 900, 900. Hart figures visitors
will spend $22, 600. 900 for amuse.
ments and the same amount shop.
ping. Service trades will get S18,.
90, 900; $18, 900, 900 will be spent
for personal services, and $11, 900,
600 for gas and oil.
To give its winter visitors
something new to see, Miami will
open the new Rickenbacker
Causeway to Virginia Key. at the
mouth of Biscayne Bay, and the
new $6,0 0,0 900 Crandon Park in
November. President Truman is
scheduled to dedicate the YER
glades National Park in Deem
Der.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
words, the police department asks 4

words, the police department asks
that criminals be hindered, rot
helped, as much as possible.
The police have definite tips on
what to do when leaving for a
vacation of several days or more.
Tell the milkman, mailman
and newspaper boy to stop deliv-
ering. Ask a neighbor to remove
advertising from your front porch.
Leave a key with a friend in case
of fire. Don't hide money or valu-
able under rugs, behind pictures.
in crockery or in mattresses. And
inform the police that your house
will be vacant"
Housewives have long been the
special victims of 'magazine
salesmen" or 'metermen''. Chief
Hayes advises women to never al
low an unidentified man to enter
the house. MAKE them transact
their business in the hallway or
on the porch unless you know
them" Police files are full
Of cases in which housewives have
been criminally attacked and
robbed by so-called solicitors"
1t. Jack Moore, head of the
traffic division of the police de-
partment, declared, in his part of
the campaign against crooks,
that:
Gears are stolen in most major
crimes, so keep your car locked
and roll up all windows when it's
not in use. Have a secret mark
ing on your car so it can be iden-
titled if it is stolen and the serial
numbers altered"
Most all of the police depart
ment needs the cooperation of the
people it protects. Chief Hayes
asks citizens not to be offended
if a police officer questions them.
"You have nothing to fear from
the policeman. He IS trying to
protect you." he advised.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
By NEA SERVICE

MAN, NEA). - Greater Mi
ami expects to get back about one
dollar for every penny of the ST.
250, 900 it will invest this fall and
winter mostly in newspaper and
magazine advertising.
Last winter tourists spent more
than 1920 millions in Miami and
Miami Beach. This year money is
plentiful: coal and oil for heating
~northerly homes are expected to
be short and higher priced; rail-
roads and airlines are offering
mere, better and faster service;
highway connections have been
improved: and there are avail
able $500 new apartment units,
500 more hotel rooms and hun
dreds of rooms in new private
homes added since the last Flor.
ida season.
These things, coupled with an
imposing convention calenda. and
an attractive program of tradi-
tlohal n special sports events,
are counted upon to make this
years business even greater than
last.
Greater Miami's optimism is
confirmed by the response it has
had to more limited expenditures
for advertising up to now.
The $65. 900 summer campaign
was SO successful that 200 resort
hotels. instead of closing for the
warm season as they ued to do,
operated at near capacity.
The State $3.50, 900 spent most
ly in newspaper and magazine ADS
last year brought 49, 900 clipped
coupons, and a lot of these are
expected to bring tourists who will
spend all or part of their time in
Miami.
For advertising, Miami and
Miami Beach have budgeted
$500, 600. The State is spending
another $3.50, 900. Travel and
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

ditional lights. In a low voice, tel
the telephone operator:
81 want the police"
Then Chief Hayes says. give the
facts. where you are, what has
happened, and when" Also a de-
scription Of any suspects they
ask be relayed. Wilmington police
cars patrol the city "a hours a
day. and messages can be relayed
to the officers in the cars IN a
matter of seconds. If an intended
victim acts calmly and quickly,
the police have a good chance of
picking up the prowler before he
leaves the neighborhood.
When leaving home for an eve
ming, the police advise not to
leave the house key in the mail
box, under the mat or over the
door. And don't leave a note say
ing when you expect to be nome,
and don't pull down window
shades. And be sure to lock all
windows and doors. In other
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
New Superintendent
or Veneer Firm
To Arrive Shortly

WHITEVILLE, Sept. &C. A.
Julian, former superintendent of
Daystrom Laminates, Inc, OF
Maxton, will arrive here this week
to take the position of superin-
tendent of the Waccamaw Veneer
company.
Julian's acceptance of the White
vile post was announced last
week when he rendered his resig-
nation to the MaXton firm. He has
been supervisor of all Baystrom's
operations. including logging in
Currie and Oceda.
The Waccamaw Veneer COM
rany started operations several
weeks ago and is under the gen
eral supervision of John Maults-
by. one of the incorporators.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
By o KLINE
Staff Writer

By BOB KLINE
Staff Writer
foloTing the theory endorsed
by the Federal Bureau Of Investi-
cation that criminals will go
only as far as their victims will
l' them" Police Chief Hubert
hayes Yesterday inaugurated a
campaign Of: Don't Give a
|V.ook an Even Break"
FIRST of all, the Wilmington po-
|.ee department. urges cooperation
|Hon the citizens. Police officers
|lsFe seen crime all of their pro-
FsS!ohal lives, and they know
|aE criminals operate. Their adj
we is friendly advice. Their aim
Z 10 prevent crime, and they
A4oE how it can be done.
we important tip they give is
" lelephone Immediately when a
'0Speclous person is seen around
|. nome or business. They say,
WI wait to make your own in
CESSATION, and don't turn on adj
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
C. OF c. EXECUTIVE MEET

MOREHEAD CITY, Sept. g.
W.H-Members of the North Caro-
lima Association of Chamber of
Commerce executives will attend
a three-day convention on the
Carteret coast beginning Sept. .16,
it was announced today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
Revival Services
To Start Today
At Winter Park

Revival services will be held al
the Winter Park Baptist church
starting today and continuing tor
1C days with the Rev. G. c. Lewis,
pastor of Sunset Park Baptist
church, preaching, it was announc-
ed yesterday by the Rev. L. II.
King, pastor of the church.
The Rev. Mr.. King said that the
services will be conducted at 8
o'clock each night and the public
IS cordially invited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO Sept. 6.-P-Whea'
No. 2 hard 2.69 IL.
Corn, No. l yellow 2.57-2.57 -;
No. 2. 2.55 1-2-2.57; No. 8, 2.56;
No. 5, 2.48 "a; sample grade 2.38
Oats, No. 1 mixed 1.20; No. !
heavy white 1.24 3-4-1.25 1-2; No.
l white 1.22; No. 2 heavy white
IA 1-2.
Soybeans, No. 2 yellow 2.92
nominal. Field seed per hundred
weight. nominal.
Timothy 4.00-4.25N; red top
IL. 5O-13 90
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07

In stepped up campaign against crime in Whining
uggestions for citizens, which they feel will aid in hating
|hwbssness. In the first picture above A. F. Lee, 500
Market street tells 1t. Jack Moore, head of the traffic
division. important details of a police case. Next, Sgt. }. L.
Rich, of the detective force demonstrates a good plan for
automobile owners that of locking a car when parking.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-17
Mrs. Hovens Hostess
To Eosfside Home
Demonstration Club

The EastSlde Home Demonstra-
ton club which was organized
about three months ago net re-
Gently at the home of Mrs W. (.
Havens for a discussion Of pro-
jects for the year.
A different subject IS to be dis
cuSsed at each meeting and the
subjects chosen are; slip covers,
landSeaping, sienciline. quilting,
antiques or how To recognize val
liable articles. guest dav, to visit
four homes and gardens. TO visit
Bellingraih Gardens. features Of
interest in jackson County. hook
ing rugs. china painting. the
planting and care Of azaleas and
camelliaS.
At each meeting the chosen
subject viii be presented By ar
authority in that field.
In the absence of the president
Mrs. G. W. Hall. Mrs Havens
presided and led the group IN the
years program planning.
Mrs. NJ. d. Farmer was elected
secretary and treasurer.
Miss Vela Mckinley distributed
booklets on landseaping Missis-
sippi homes and gave a short talk
on the subject
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-17

la- circle Of the woman's Mission
ar Society os the First Baptist
Church Of Pascagoula Was held
Al the home Of Mrs o A. sinque-
field. 6I2 18th street. Monday at
1 ?. m.
The important matter coming
before the circle was the election
Of the following officers.
Mrs. o. A. Sineueiield, chair
man, Mrs c. A. Byrd. co-chair-
man. Mrs Roy Wexford. mission
Study chairman. Mrs. L E. Green.
Bible tsudv. Mrs. R. C. johnson,
program: Mrs c. r. Haine. stew
ardship, Mrs. Joe Trtitt, coupons,
Mrs Warren McCleSkev. social
AMI Airs w. A Watts. community
missions.
A refreshment course was serv-
ed by the hostess at the conclus-
iOa o. business.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-17
Alumni Association
Has Sociol Meeting
At DIV High School

A social meeting of the Alum
nj Association of Our Lady o.
Victories school was held IN the
cafeteria of the new Catholic high
school, Thursday evening. Oct. 10.
The meeting was directed by
Mrs. Nose Blanchard, the presi-
dent. Features of the program
we're short talks made by Miss
Theresa johnson, governor of the
Mississippi chapter of the Inter
national Federation of Catholic
Alumni, the Rev. p. J. Carey,
pastor of Our Lady of Victories
church and the Rev. Gregory
Johnson, assistant pastor, ana
Sister Joseph OF the DIV fac
ulty.
A refreshing course of fruit
punch and cake was served by d
committee headed by Mrs. w. A.
Moncrief as chairman.
All members are urged to at
tend the next meeting of the
alumni Nov. ID.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-17

Mason Miss Daniels subject was
illustrated with examples of ths
music of these three composers
Miss Kathryn Maxwell playing
Chimney Swallows By Daniel
Gregory Mason: Mrs. John Brock.
Jr.. "Danse Rustique,' by William
Mason and a sextet composed OF
Mesdames Lester Seheffler, Coop
CT Roberts. II. f. Nelson, Alton
Mansfield and LLOYD Oliver and
Miss Amelia Pickett singing
when | Survey the Wondrous
Cross, by Lowell Mason.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell eomplet-
ed the program by singing Ia
r~antella" bv Rossini and The
Laughing Song" from The Bat
by Strauss.
Several members of the Coast
Music Directors were present.
They were Jimmy Bishop. G. T.
Rooney. Stan Jensen and Misses
Lucille Gaines. Oneva Head, Mar
garet Alice Wilder and Kathryn
Maxwell, and Mesdames John
Brock, Jr. and P. j. Higginboth-
am.
Among guests outside of the or
ganization were Mesdames Anne
liza Cook and James A. Bornman.
At the conclusion Of the pro-
gram, punch and cake were serv-
ed by the hostesses for the after
noon, Mesdames Martin Hamilton,
Jr., j. V. Ainsworth. Charles Nit
cheil, Paul Myers. Z. +. O'Malley
and c. l.. Nelson.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-17
American Music Subject of Program,
At Meeting Of Music Club Saturday

The book. .Our American Mu-
sic. was the subject for study
at the October meeting of the Pas
caEoula Music club at the Moss
Point Community House Saturday
at 3 p. m. with Mrs. c. L. Nelson.
the president. in the chair.
The program was opened by the
leader. Mrs. j. v. Ainsworth, af-
ter which Miss Dottie Daniel gave
a shighly interesting study from
the fifth chapter of the book, her
topic being "Lowel Mason, Will
liam Mason and Daniel Gregory
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-17
Announce Exum For
Substitute Roll
Postal Clerks

An examination has been an
nounced BY the Civil Service
Commission to fill substitute rail
way postal clerk positions in all
states except New York and in
Alaska and Puerto Rico. Com
petition in this examination is re-
stricted TO persons entitled to vet
eran preference. However. under
Executive Order 1889, non-veter-
ans serving continuously since
August, 2s. 1947. in the position
of substitute railway postal clerk
under appointments not limited to
one year or less may apply for the
examination in order to be con-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-17
Edwinq Robinson
Circle Meets With
Mrs. John II. Cole

\ meeting of the E5wiaa Roa-
insou circle o. the womznS Ms-
sionsrx society of the FIrs, Bap-
inst church Of Paseagoula was
held al tse home % Mrs john
II. Cole on Beach Bou exae3
Monday. oct Il at 70 a m
The election Of officers was hela
with the following results Mrs.
Homer Miller. chairman Ms 3.
! Dick. eo-chsirman. Mrs Dzk
Abbey. secretarv-tneaSuner. MS
]. J. Flsek, community nilsson
chairman; Mrs ]. H. Simpsaa.
mission study; Mrs J. s Ahbev.
Bible study; Ms C o. Kerav.
social: Ms J. r. Bowen. coupons