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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-15
MRS. HASSELL ENTERTAINS

Mrs. j. c. Hassell entertained
the members of her bridge cub
with Mrs. Spencer Beebe as honor
guest in her home on Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Beebe was presented with
a lovely gift, Mrs. Harold Mon
roe received the high score prize
and Mrs. F. G.. Spann, Jr. the
bingo prize.
Those who enjoyed the evening
together were Mesdames r. E.
Davis, T. l.. DeLashmet. Sr., S.
A. McInnis, Jr., William Mcleod,
Harold Monroe. S. Pe~terzell, Al
ton Thomson, F. CT. Spann, Jr.,
Carl S%eigerblum, c. B. Armistead,
J. p. Buzzard and the honoree.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-15
Miss Mcintosh Is
Honoree At Donce
Given BY Parents

Miss Margaret Mcintosh was
the honoree at a formal dance
given by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. K. Mcintosh, on Thurs
day evening, August 18th, at the
Y. M. c. A. club house.
The dance was given in honor
of Martyrs sixteenth birthdays
A flower laden table held the
punch bowl where punch was
served during the evening. AS
tiers and tube roses were used
in an arrangement on each end
of the table which was conferred
with the punch bowl.
About thirty-three of her young
friends enjoyed the evening with
the honoree. The guest list in
Guided Joyce Armistead, Polly
Franklin, Edna Khayat, Jane
Bergeron, Laura M. Mays, Peggy
DeForrest, Nettie Mae Cirlot,
Joan Nelson, Virginia and Dot
Mitchell, Mary Day Macarthur,
Peggy Suthoff, Danny Hall, Ed
ward Taylor, Bobby Head, Shan
non Slyfield, Edward Wilkerson,
Graham Hilderbrand, c. E.
Roper, Rudolph Porter, Bart De-
Lashmet, Billy Spruell, Kenneth
Mcintosh, Jr. of New Orleans,
Pat Gardner, Jack DeForrest, Ma
rion Cole, Billy Batson, Son
Rhodes, Marion Hall, Jessie
Prouse, Toad" Webb, Roland
Harper, Gene Young and Bob
Dutton.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-15
DOUBLE CELEBRATION

Mrs. E. Henry Miles of Moss
Point entertained at a combina-
ton birthday party for her little
daughter, Rose Clair, who was
eight years old, and a welcome
for her sister, Mrs. Albert E.
Mills, of Providence, R. l.. the
former Wandawie Rogers who
had come for a visit with her
family and friends.
Ice cream, cake and tea were
served as a climax to the party.
Among the members of the
family who were present for the
occasion were Mrs. Mills two
great grandmothers, Mesdames
D. M. Golf and Alice Rogers.
Others present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Tim c. Rogers and Cortel,
Tim, A. E. and Lomax Rogers,
Duncan M. Golf, Jr., Mrs. Hazel
Mcintosh and son, James and E.
Henry Miles.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-15
BAPTISM

On Sunday. August 10 the in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Harris of Biloxi was christened
Roy Lee Harris, Jr. at the MORN
ing service of the First Metho.
dist church of Paseagoula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-15

The U. S. Department of Agri-
of 1910 through early 1916 near
production of motor fuel from
corn cobs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-15

A pair of mice, beginning at
the age of six months, will bear
an average litter of nine young
three to IL times a year.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-15

In the smaller cities of Amer
lea. trolley coaches and gas buses
carry more than 80 percent of all
passengers using public transit.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-15

II is estimated that Cornish tin
mines have enough ore reserves
TO permit continued operations
for rs to 100 years.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-15

1t is estimated that during
World War II a soldier made an
average of eight trips within the
United States before going over
seas.
Evening star., 1947-11-12
: Illinois Pastors Deny
Baptist Back Fight on
Religious Education
By the Associated Press

CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Nov. 12.-Pas-
tors of the five Champaign-Urbana
Baptist churches yesterday disputed
the assertion of washington at
totrney that a Supreme Court fight
against religious education was be-
ing supported by four Baptist con-
ventions claiming 100000 con-
stituents.
John d. Franklin, Champaign
school board attorney, said he had
been informed by the attorney, E..
Hilton jackson, that Mr.. Jackson
had been directed to file a brief IN
behalf of these groups, supporting
Mrs. Vashti McCollum's fight
against religious instruction IN
Champaign schools.
Pastors Issue Statement.
The five pastors issued state
ment which said they repudiate the
statement that Baptists are united
in their support of Mrs. McCollum' S
case" The statement added:
The claim of Mr.. jackson that he
represents the four great Baptist
groups of the United States-14, ,OOO,-
900 strong-is false. Baptist are
congregationally organized as local
church bodies and no one person is
authorized to speak for Baptlsts as
a whole"
The Rev. R. M. Mcdonald, pastor
of the First Baptist Church OF
Champaign, said he had written to
the corresponding secretary of the
Northern Baptist Convention, DR.
]. c. Hazen, New York, asking him to
clarity the atmosphere.
Contribute to Program.
Mr.. Mcdonald said Baptist
churches of Champaign are contrib
uting to the cost of the religious edu-
cation program here.
In Washington, Mr.. jackson said
| he had been directed to file the brief
by the Joint Conference Committee
on Public Relations, on which the
four Baptist conventions have rep
resentatives.
THE action of the committee does
Evening star., 1947-11-12
Woman Found Unconscious
In Apartment Here Dies

A 57-year- -old woman, found un-
conscious on couch at her home
last night, was pronounced dead on
arrival at Gallinger Hospital and
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
said he would perform an autopsy
today.
She was Mrs. Eta Wright, 1920
Third street NV. Police said she
was found in a second floor apart
ment which she occupies with a
daughter.
Police said a note was found, but
Evening star., 1947-11-12

not commit the entire membership,
he told a reporter. "Baptists often
have differences Of opinion on pub
lie questions.
"The committee felt that the
teaching of religion in the public
schools of Champaign was viola
tive of the first amendment, separa-
ton of church and state"
Mr.. Jackson, a trustee of the First
Baptist Church in Washington,
said the Joint Conference Commit
tee was set up to act on public
questions between the conventions.
He emphasized, however, that the
position taken by the committee is
not binding on individual members.
Ell Salvador, fearing recurrence
of the 1916 sugar shortage, now
has an oversupply.
Evening star., 1947-11-12
Labor Act Conferences
Planned by Chamber

The United States Chamber of
Commerce today announced plans
to hold a series of industrial rela-
tions conferences during February
and March to consider develop
Evening star., 1947-11-12

ments under the Taft Hartley Act
and other trends in management
labor bargaining.
The meetings will take place In
Atlanta, Ga; Minneapolis, Mimi;
Loss Angeles, Calf; Fort Worth,
Tex; New York and Chicago.
Evening star., 1947-11-12

Japan faces critical fertilizer
situation, its low-fertility soils hav-
ing been deprived of adequate plant
food replacement, particularly phos-
pilates, for five years.
Evening star., 1947-11-12

they had not determined whether
it was related to Mrs. Wright's
DEATH
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quaint custom in New Orleans to
thank the Saints for any faVorS
they may grant the pious, via the
public prints.
And there was hers, discreetly
hidden among the others:
Thanks to st. Lawrence for
helping me find the one l was
seeking.-R. K.
That evening, as she wandered
among the crowded tables ex-
changing quips with the sailors,
she spied Stu Lawrence hunched
behind a table in dimly lit cor
ner. He caught her eye and beck
oned.
"Sit down, Miss Kirkman.
Would you care to join me in a
drink"
I'm working for them"
What" He stared disbeliev-
ingly.
81 am now a member of Balch,
Inc. The only trouble is, l don't
know exactly what they're work.
ing at"
In a low voice she told him all
that had happened. AS she talked
a flush of excitement spread
over her creamy skin and the
shadowy pulse in her throat
quickened it's beat.
"That's really more than we
bargained for" he said warmly,
''but it doesn't give us very much
to go on. Didn't they give you
any hint as to what you were to
watch for?"
mo" she reflected slowly, Gust
any unusual action on the part
of a customer or employee"
He shot her wry grin. ga
field day! You must see dozens
of queer actions in a continual
rat hole like the Cafe Duval."
You'd be surprised just how
respectable Chloe's establishment
is. see queer things, but they're
typical of such places, l imagine.
There is one thing, though"
"What?"
"On four different nights I have
seen that little French waiter,
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He waved her words aside.
''That doesn't matter. What
want to know is who is that man
you were speaking to-"
She gave little toss of her
head in Lawrence's direction.
Him? Oh, he's just a seaman
named Pete something. l tried
to get some information out of
him, but if he knows anything he
wouldn't spill it."
His keen eyes examined her
face intently. You are wasting
your time on him."
Really? Why do you say
that"
because he looks familiar to
me and l don't think he is a
sailor"
mo? What is he, them"
Never mind. Does he come
here often?"
''Not since I've been working
in this dump. This is the first
time"
Herman Balch slipped his tiny
glass of brandy. well, since
you have nothing to report, l
shall not remain long this even
ing"
But I do have something. I
could have told you last night,
but 1 didn't know if it was i'm
portant."
What is it?" His blond eye
broWs rose a little.
She pointed to the goateed
waiter. cts Jacques over there
I've seen him handing four Gus
toners small white envelopes
filled with something like pow
der. He looks around first to see
if anyone is watching him. What
could it be? Do you think it's
Important"
Are you thertain, Rotha?" 1t
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ment."
you're vexed because I'm a
woman; you don't want me to
succeed, you don't want to have
to admit that a woman can be
as successful as man in any
thing. 1 can't understand that
Mr.. Chadwick told me you had
been in the Navy for four years.
'What's that got to do with
it,"
"You must have come in con-
tact with women in the service,
you must have seen how we'll
women handled the jobs assigned
to them"
THAT was war;" he pointed
out.
isn't this war of a sort?"
The silence grew between
them. Lawrence, to hide his dis
comfiture, picked up his beer
glass and drained it, and Lotus
watched his slim, nicotine-stain
ed fingers grip the glass and re-
linquish it.
"Perhaps it was wrong of me
to bring it up" she said. CAS-
you say, it makes no difference
in our work. Let's get back to
business, shall WEI"
1--WE seem to be at standstill."
81 wouldn't say that. You may
have hit the jackpot, for all you
know. If it leads to the solving
of this case, 1 shouldn't be at all
surprised if Chadwick took you
on permanently" he observed
dryly.
She ignored the sarcasm. "What
I've done so far could hardly
come under the heading of hard
labor. l think it's fascinating"
yeah, nice work if you can get
it." He offered her a cigarette.
mo, thanks"
81 forgot. You don't smoke, do
you?" He studied her as though
she were an interesting and I'm
usual biological specimen. mo
vices at all?"
mo important ones. I've
weakness for tall men and dogs
of any sort, but Pm suppressing
it temporarily"
His face Redeemed. 81 guess I
was mistaken about Oh, oh :"
She watched his body stiffen
as he looked beyond her, then
he glanced at her apprehensively.
You'd better leave me as
quickly and gracefully as you
can. Your new friends have just
come in"
She left Immediately and walk
ed toward the long bar. She had
taken only few steps, however,
when loud hiss stopped her in
her tracks and sent chill ting
ling down her spine. Several OF
the other customers stared curl
ously at the Bundist, who was
signaling to her impatiently.
He gave her a cold, sneering
smile. Good evening, Miss Kirk
man."
Hello" She slid into a chair
Il haven't much news for you"
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was Paups first sentence. His
face had paled and he looked
drawn and tired.
She nodded and studied Her
man Balch. Unlike Paul, his skin
had taken on a belligerent red
dish tint and his nostrils flared,
but his words belied his reflexes.
1T is of no consequence, but I
am glad you told us. If you see
any more of it report it to me-"
"Okay. l have a number COM
ing up now. See you tomorrow"
She wandered over to the bar,
reached for a small pad and pen
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Jacques, surreptitiously slip Gus
toners a white envelope, an en-
velope that was heavy at one
corner, as though it were filled
with a small amount of sand or
powder.
sounds like you've stumbled
onto something. He may be ped
ding dope"
Il don't know whether to tell
them or not::''
Yes, go ahead. It will increase
their confidence in you and may
lead to something else. Be sure
to watch their reactions when
you do"
Lotus looked down at her
hands, toying with an ornate, old
fashioned snake ring that Chloe
had insisted she wear to enhance
her costume.
"Perhaps if l pretended to take
drugs myself l could persuade
Jacques to sell me some and then
we'd have proof"
To her amazement, he sWore
softly
He lowered his voice apollo
getically. Il didn't mean to be
so vehement, but let me tell you
something. In the first place, if
Jacques is peddling dope him
self, he is only very small fry
the big shots don't dirty their
hands with the actual selling. In
the second place, young lady,
running down a dope ring is an
extremely sordid and dangerous
game"
Zone out of every three thou
sand persons in the U. S. A. is a
drug addict. This does not mean
people who take narcotics for
medical treatment. During the
war vast stores of every type of
drug accumulated abroad and are
being aimed at our market be-
cause we are the highest income
country in the world"
"Mr. Chadwick told me that, "
Lotus said.
Did he tell you that opium is
the biggest problem? The entire
medical need of it for a year is
about 440 tons, yet world produc-
ton is nearly $3.50 tons. Well,
what do you think becomes of
the surplus?"
But you think this that's com
ing into New Orleans is arriving
by sea, don't you?"
Eyes, but we've searched every
ship with fine-tooth comb,
we've examined every cargo from
soy bean sauce to Oriental rugs.
We've unearthed some petty
rackets and caught some petty
dope smugglers but nothing that
seems to connect with what were
after"
Lotus Strengthened in her chair,
her gray eyes widening.
why would they bring it into
port? Why couldn't they drop it
over the side so many miles out
and have a motor boat pick it
up?" she demanded triumphant
ly.
Her enthusiasm Melted only a
superior smile from Stu Law
rence-he even chuckled softly.
My dear girl, I hate to burst
your bright little bubble. but that
thought is as unoriginal and tried
as time ITSELF
She stared at him with grow
ing irritation. Why did he have
to be so antagonistic? For a mo-
ment she hated him intensely.
Through the blue haze Of
smoke that filled the Cafe Duval
and drifted lazily into their Sc
cluded corner, Lotus stared into
Stu LaWrence's eyes.
"You don't like me, do your"
she said.
He flushed uncomfortably and
his thin lips seemed to narrow to
an even thinner line. "Of course,
l do, why do you say that"
Because from the very mo-
ment first met you l sensed an
antagonism on your part, a re-
sentiment that Mr.. Chadwick
would even consider a woman to
do your type of work"
"Thats pretty flat state
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Her eyes roved over the dap
pied waters of the pool and the
purple shadows cast by ported
palmetto to settle on an object
leaning against the back of
Chloe's chair. 1t was an ornately
carved ebony walking stick with
a heavy gold knob at the top
bearing the initial C in flowing
scrollwork.
why what an unusual cane!
Where did you get it,"
The question was asked in all
innocence but to her astoniSh-
ment frown deepened between
the others finely penciled brows
and a flush crept slowly over the
still supple skin of her neck.
Chloe's long-nailed hand reach
ed out for the stick, covering the
initial carefully.
ooh that - she seemed to
hesitate, then, Someone left it
in the cafe last night by mis-
take"
Lotus knew MamSelle was ly-
ing.
The next morning Lotus reach
ed for the newspaper with a ner-
vous hand. Anxiously she scan
ned the personal column.
Yes, there it was, one of a long
list Of religious notices, for it is a
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Gil that the bartender kept handy.
wrote a brief note to Lawrence,
who had come up to pay for his
beer, and slid it along the coun-
ter. Then she turned and made
her way up to the stage.
(TO be cOntinued)
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CHAPTER v

SYNOPSIS: Posing as Rosa
kirkman, Lotus Ames is hired
as a singer for Mile. Chloe Du-
val, owner of a cafe. Lotus eX-
.nects to pick up information
for the F.B.I. on dope snug
Cling in New Orleans. On her
first appearance she meets
Stacy Corbin. Lawrence, F. B.
l., joins her and advises her to
watch and cooperate with Her
man Balch, former Bundist,
who offered to pay Lotus to re-
port to him what goes on in the
cafe. Lotus reported to Law
renee that she saw waiter pass
heavy envelopes to customers.
Evening star., 1947-02-21
HOUSES FOR sALr-h.E. tco,,., |

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SsxSeS s's.. So. 4sss:: s.: so6s Rhode island svs
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COLoRED-wELL-BUI HOUSE, 1929
44th st. ne. in Kenilworth-9 rms, 2
baths. oil heat; 5 rms; and bath on 1st
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priced low for quick sale. Phone McDon-
nell, with c. D. MURPHY. AT. 2299, Tor
inspection of house; - 80.
zoned commercial, 4052 Minnesota ave;
ne. Representatiye on premises sat; IT,, and am
$1,000. MADDEN REALTY CO.. 44915
Grant st. ne, FIR. 1856. -23
CoLORED-11th AND n N,E.-,owner
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sonable. Call MR.. KLUNFooT. Dl. 2@44
CeaooLoREpp-FLoRENCE 60 9 ED ST. N.E.-6-room
row brick in splendid condition. Call
Mr: Thornton,, WA, s625. with FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, D1. 1411
COLORED-l623 ST. N,E.-Lge. front
room. for employed couple. men OF OF
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2662
Evening star., 1947-02-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest.

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GEORGE I. BoRGER. s43 Ind; ave. HT;' mc
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brick. rms. bath. h;,,w h.; ideal for ;;
ames poAeh m ss yars eor to alley sntFsnas5
terms. OWNER. Ma 57s1 or CO. 1910.
NEWTON PL. n.w.-Det.,
each: iGD'Pse basement. s h.,w4h. M Ice. lot. wide
alley in rear; suitable for home or in
Ssi.nfRs Rs R5i'e wM 'So 500
BLK. OF GA. AvE.-1st
heat; priced right to sell; terms. MRS,
coIoREpo-ATTRAcTIvE HOMES and
tions: price and terms reasonable. Call
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RANDOLPH ST.. n.w.~a-
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CoLoRED-M ST. N.w.-s1,5oo down;
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Evening star., 1947-02-21
HOUSES FOR sAIE-southwest.

500 9Th ST. s.W.-S1, 900 down. bal Ike
rent; rooms. bath, c.h.-w.h.: row brick.
Call Morris Cohen or Milton Vinnick, with
A. M. DRAIsNER, 1404 L st. NV Ma
Possession WITH TITLE-Beautifylly
furn. brick, semidet., 8 rms. 2 baths,
mod. kit: parouet floors. metal venetian
lot: house in excellent condition. Call
YvoNNE Z. MARTIN. Broker. DU. 1S41'
DI 2704. III
Evening star., 1947-02-21
HOUSE sAlE-sou,hwe,,. tco,,. }

1VUSE SAkE-SoufhWeSt. t\oht.I
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Engiish bsmt
house. downtown: arranged in apts.;
upstairs. 5 rms, and bath. furn. and
rented: good rental: owner will give i'm
mediate possession to downstairs. apt.
with pvt. bath; oil h.-w.h. centrally To-
Gated; home priced right to responsible
buyer; no agents. Telephone ME-. 2435
DARRiNGToN ST. s.w.-ss,a5o. Semi
detached brick. 2 bedrms.. liv. rni,: din din:
lent neighborhood. $500. terms. REAL
TY ASSOCIATES, INC. Realtors, Ex. I522
till pm. -21
SPECIAL s.w. BARGAIN-A real nice
comfortable home, 6 rooms and bath, Just
around the corner from wholesale row. with
easy walk to business: price. S6,650. HOW
ENSTEIN REALTY CORP. 141S St NV.
District 1877 -23
FOR SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE-2a3, 2s5
and 22T G. st. s,w.; rs and n G st. s.w.;
115 G st. s.w.: 339 K st. s,w. Desirable as
homes or as investment. JOHN d. F1TZ-
GERALD National $3.50. -23
COLORED-318 3rd ST. S.w.-10 rms,
l bath; h;-w;. coal heat; priced for quick
sale. Call Mr.. Sheppard. with THOS. w.
PARKS CO.. DE. 116l. u