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Evening star., 1947-04-04
White Tires DecontrolIed

The Office of Temporary Con-
trolls yesterday lifted ban against
the manufacture of white sidewall
passenger car tires and announced
that insofar as the Government is
concerned there will be no restric-
tions on quantity
Evening star., 1947-04-04
Capital Jews 70 Open
Passover With 5eder
IAi 5undown Today

| The traditional Passover Seder
celebrating the liberation Of the
Jews from Egyptian slavery 5000
years ago will be observed at sun
down today in Jewish homes and
lsynagogues throughout the District.
| The eight-day holidays known as
the season OF our freedom. opens
with q special Seder, or feast, on
| the first two days Special foods
such as bitter herds and d combina-
ton OF nuts, apples, raisins and
| wine known at Haroset-are eaten
| to symbolic the hardShips endured
by the people during their bondage
| in Egypt. = S.,
Servicemen to Observe Rites.
Seryicemen and women stationed
at military posts in the Washington
area will celebrate the Seder at
sundown today at the Jewish War
Veterans Home, 3l47 Sixteenth
street NV. They will be the guests
of the Washington Army and Navy
Committee of the National Jewish
Welfare Board.
| tcWloA SCANACC litGI dlIas W0AAaGh
will also be among the guests at q
Seder at $50 pm. today and to-
morrow at Ohey Sholom Synagogue,
Fifth and I streets NV. Rabbi
Zemach Green. spiritual leader of
the synagogue. will oficiate.
Jewish residents at st. Elizabeths
Hospital and at the Home for the
Aged at Blue Plains will be given
Passover foods today by the Hebrew
Sisters Aid Circle.
Services in District Area.
Among the Passover services to be
held in the Washington area today
and tomorrow are the following:
I Washington Hebrew Congregation,
$50 pm. today and II am. tomor-
row; Temple B'nai Jacob, 6:45 pm.
today and $50 am. and GAS pm.
tomorrow; Adas Israel, Beth Sholom,
Tifereth Israel and Agudath Achim,
| all at $50 am. tomorrow.
| Arlington Jewish Center will hold
Passover services at 10 am. tomor-
row with Rabbi Ira Sud, spiritual
leader, officiating.
Former Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, jr, is scheduled
to speak at 4:30 pm tomorrow over
Station WTOP. Rabbi Solomon H.
Metz, spiritual leader of Adas Israel
Congregation, will talk on THE
Meaning of Passover at $50 pm.
Sunday
Evening star., 1947-04-04
Egu Hunts and Picnics
ScheduIed in Parks
For Easter Monday

..
The Easter Monday program Of
the District Recreation Department
includes egg hunts, egg rolling and
pieuics at the various parks and
Fairgrounds.
Continuing the wartime policy,
the department again will use sub
stitutes for the traditional dyed
eggs. Instead Of real eggs, children
will gather egg-shaped stones and
eggs cut from cardboard For the
first time in five years, the depart
rnent said, chocolate eggs and bun
r1ies will again be in the baskets.
Oficials said jelly beans were still
short, however
Permits for picnic areas in the
parks ere available during Easter
week except on Monday, when the
areas will be open to the children
for egg rolling.
Scheduled for Monday.
The schedule for Monday Is as
fellows:
Hearst, Thirty-seventh and TIL
den streets NW.-Treasure hunt
for 6-year- -olds and younger; trea-
sure hunt, Z years and over; field
day for boys and girls, 2 to 4 pm.
Palisades, Dana and Sherrier
streets N.W.-Outdoor picnic at IL
O'Clock.
Chevy Chase, Forty-first and Liv-
ingston streets NW.-Treasure hunt
for small children, 10 to II am:
egg rolling and games, small chill
dren, II am. to noon; picnic lunch,
noon to l pm; treasure and pea
nut hunt for children over years,
/ to pm: work on kites, 2 to
4 pm.
Lafayette, Northampton street and
Broad Branch road N.W-Treasure
hunt, 10 am. to noon; picnic lunch,
noon to 2 pm: girls and boys
softball game, 8 pm.
Montrose, Thirtieth and r streets
N.W.-Special Easter activities.
Stoddert, Thirty ninth and Cal
vert streets NW.-Easter party,
$50 pm.
Party 10 Am. to Noon.
Georgetown, Thirty-fourth and
Volta streets N.W.-Easter party, 10
am. to noon.
Gallinger, F between Twenty first
and Twenty second streets NV
Hike to picnic area near Palisades,
10 am.
Takoma, Fourth and Whittier
streets NW.-Annual egg-rolling
party, 10 am. to noon.
Raymond, Tenth and Spring road
N.W.-Hike at pm.
Park View, Warder and Otis
streets N,W.-Egg rolling party, 10
am.
Hamilton, Hamilton be tween
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
N.W.-Easter egg hunt and picnic,
10 am. to pm.
Twin Oaks, Fourteenth and Tay-
lor streets NW.-Easter party, 10
am. to noon.
Langdon Park, Eighteenth and
Franklin streets N.E.-Easter egg
hunt, picnic and field day, 10 am.
to pm.
Columbia, Sixteenth and Lamont
streets NW.-Easter party for pre-
school age, 1890 am. to 1890 pm.
Happy Hollow Egg Hunt.
Happy Hollow. Eighteenth street
and Kalorama road N.W.-Egg hunt
for, preschool. 2 pm.
Mitchell Park, Twenty third and
S streets N.W.-Easter party for
preschool, 10 am. to noon.
Edgewood, Third and Evarts
streets N.E-Basket ball shooting
contest for boys and girls, 2 to pm
Hoover. Second and N streets
S.W-Easter egg hunt.
Jefferson. Eighth and H streets
S.W.-Easter party on Monument
Grounds.
Virginia Avenue. Ninth and vir-
ginia avenue S.E.-Peanut hunt,
2 pm.
Garfield, Second and F streets
S.E.-Easter egg roll.
Buchanan. Thirteenth and D.
Streets E-Faster ego roll
Evening star., 1947-04-04
6. U. Legal Fraternity
To Honor Senator Tuft

Senator Taft, Republican, of Ohio
will be initiated as an honorary
member of the Taft Chapter of Phi
Alpha Delta, legal fraternity of the
Georgetown University Law School
at luncheon meeting at 1890 pm
tomorrow in the Mayf1ower Hotel.
Taft Chapter was founder al
Georgetown in 1909 in honor oi
Senator Taft's father. william
Howard Taft, then President of the
United States.
Joseph Carey, president Of the
Washington alumni chapter of Phi
Alpha Delta, will be toastmaster
Officers of the Taft Chapter, whe
will conduct the initiation, are Dale
Morgan. Joseph Barse, Robert Red
ding, Clarke Fauver and Joe Huess-
man.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
| District Court Schedule
Cut With Euster Recess

District Court today began its
annual Easter recess with re-
duced schedule, which Is to continue
until April IA, when normal court
business will be resumed.
All court. Offices viii be open as
usual during the recess. Only one
judge is scheduled to be on duty
each day for emergency matters
during the recess period, however.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
Dr.. R. T. Campbell, SO,
PRESBYTERIAN Leader, Dies
BY the A,.oeiatsd Press

| ASHEVILLE, N. c., April 4.-Dr
Robert Fishburne Campbell. 88, {
former moderator of the Presby.
terian Church in the United States
died here yesterday.
A native of Lexington, Va, DR.
Campbell was pastor Of the FRS
Presbyterian Church of Asheville
from 1892 to 1887. He became pas
tor emeritus in 1897.
He was graduated from Washing.
ton and Lee University and latel
was made a doctor of divinity b,
Davidson College. He served a.
moderator of the Presbyterian Gen.
eral Assembly in 1927. =
Evening star., 1947-04-04
Easter
Continued From First Page)


1t will be shown at the same hour
Sunday.
The poetic drama, Good Friday
by John Masef1eld, will be given a
O'Clock tonight at the Mount Yer
non Place Methodist Church by thu
/ Washington Chancel Players. Th'
cantata, "Olivet to Calvary" will b.
given at the same hour at st. john
Episcopal Church.
Bishops on Committee.
/ Co-chairmen of the Committee fol
the Three Hours Observance are
the Right Rev. Angus Dun, Epis-
copal Bishop of Washington: the
Most Rev. Michael j. Curley, Arch
bishop of the Catholic Diocese OF
Baltimore and Washington, ano
Bishop Charles Wesley Flint, Meth
odist Bishop of Washington. The
Rev. Dr.. M. Chandler Stith, execu-
tive secretary of the District Baptist
Convention, is chairman. The Rev
Joseph M. Gedra, pastor OF the
Immaculate Conception Catholic
Church, is executive secretary of the
committee. .i@t
Easter Sunday will be celebrated
with church services throughout the
city as we'll as at Community Chest
institutions and settlement houses
where egg hunts and parties will be
held.
Easter baskets will be given to 100
children at a festival gathering at
IL am. tomorrow in the Central
Union Mission, 613 C street NV
The children also will take part in
candlelight service at 7 pm. to-
morrow at the mission.
At the Christ Child Farm for Con-
valescent Children, Rockville, Md.
an Easter service will be held at 7:3(
am. Sunday in the chapel. A chill
dren's choral group will sing and
later repeat their songs for beo
patients. Easter baskets contain
ing chocolate eggs and favors do
mated by girls at Trinity College viii.
be given each child.
Toy Animal Parade.
At $3.50 pm. Monday the chill
dren will roll eggs on the lawn ano
will stage an Easter parade of pull
toy animals. Every child will bt
given a rabbit, chicken or other
animal toy for the parade.
ST. Joseph's Home and School vii
have special musical program al
g am. Sunday with humns sung by
the boys choir. At st. Vincent's
Home and School, Easter mass /:
scheduled for am. with hymns by
the choir of Is girls. Both homes
will have Easter baskets and specia
holiday dinners for the children.
An Easter bunny show--of live
abbits-will climax the seasons ac-
tivities at Georgetown House, 1924
IN street NV. The show will be
held at 4 pm. Monday. with prizes
awarded for the best jumper the
biggest rabbit" and the 'cutest
bunny"
AT Barney NelgnpornOOQ mouse
470 N street S.W., girls of Louisiana
Hall, Arlington Farms, will give 9
party for about so children from
to 10 years old at pm. Sunday.
Southwest Pageant.
| An Easter pageant and egg hunt
will be held from 5 to 7 pm. Mon
day at Southwest Community House
sol Second street S.W. The Teen.
Age Club at the house will dye ant
hide the eggs for the hunt.
Other parties and Easter pro-
grams have been held at the variou:
Ineighborhood settlement houses dur.
ing the week.
To. handle the thousands of yisi'
! tors coming into Washington fol
the Easter week end, the Pennsyl'
vania Railroad will add at least 8!
extra trains, railroad officials sait
today.
The trains will be added to tn
regular hourly schedule between
! Washington. Baltimore, Philadel
Evening star., 1947-04-04
FOUND.

DAIMAyIAN PUPPTE. black and white
has collar. no Identification. Call GE. 5215
q
Evening star., 1947-04-04
Hudson Boosts Prices

DETROIT, April 4 CPD. - The
Hudson Motor Car Co. announced
price increases OF $25 to 500 on its
automobiles yesterday because OF
increased material costs" The In
creases range from $25 on the three
passenger coupe to $6s on the four
door sedan.
Evening star., 1947-03-28

W0p. 9:00-Singer Mel Torms visits Gnny
Simms.
WkAL, t0:00-Freneh hiddleweight Marcel
cerdan Is matched with Harold Green.
VOL. 10:00-Newsmen interview Gael SuIIi.
van, executive director Of the Democratic Ma.
fionaI Committee.
Evening star., 1947-03-28

D.
WahinHsn
Evening star., 1947-03-28

WM, io:30-hn. Lou Gshris presents q
plaque 10 Babe Ruth On behalf Of bis young faas
throughout the country.
WRc, t0:45-leif Ed interviews Mrs. Frank.
lin D. Roosevelt on the subject Of Women
Responsibility for Peace"
Evening star., 1947-03-28
on the AIR TONIGHT

on the AIR TONIGHT.
WINK, 6:i5-Muddy Rusl, 81. Louis Browns
manager, Is interviewed.
W0P. 7:t5-Tio Guizsr, Mexican film star
and Jack Smith stage reunion.
VOL, 8:30-PIawight PoIan Banks appears
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-06-06

Tilytiski, Elzbieta, gyv. Chicago.
Ulcickas, Alfonsas ir Simas, sunus
Jurgio, gime Amerikoje, gyv. Aly-
taus ap. Gyvena Nashua, N. II.
Ulozas, Bernardas is Rumsiskiu VI,
Kauno ap., ukinfnkas.
Umbrasiene Stimburyte, Ona, is
Dovidiskiu k, Deltuvos val, Uk-
merges ap. ir jos sunus Antanas,
Bronius, Jonas ir Jurgis Umbra-
sal.
Vaiciunas, Antanas ir Mykolas, is
Upytes val, Panevezio ap.
Valaitis, Juozas ir Pranas, is Alvito,
Vilkaviskio ap., vienas ju gyv.
Oklahomos val.
Valinskiai, keturi broliai, is Sevelis-
kes k, Kelmes val.
Valiukeviciene Peciukonyte, Mare,
is Veiseju VAL, ir sunus Juozas
Valiukevicius, gyv. Shenandoah.
Veisbreideris, Juozas ir Ona, is Pile
monte k, Krakiu val, Kedainlu.
Venskunaite, Marijona, is Auksta-
trakio, Pusaloto parap., Paneve-
zio ap.
Zalieska, Leonora, gyv. Chicago.
Ziaurys, Benediktas, is Zagares'
Siauliu ap.
Ziemelis, Juozas.
ziuraitis. Juozas, Petras ir Salla-
monas. gyv. Waterbury.
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Barysas, Vaclovas, is Kaseiunu k,
Merkines ", Alytaus ap.
Benesiunas, Antanas ir Benesiunai-
te, Ona, is Mauruciu k, Veiveriu.
Bingelis, Jurgis p, is Purpliu k,
Merkinds ", Alytaus ap..
Bluzgait6, Emilia, il Klaipedos il
Radviliskio, gyv. Brooklyn.
Bulotaite, Maria, is Lukosiu k.
Skriaudziu parap.
cesnaite, Katre ir Magdalena, iste-
kejusip pavard6s nezinomos, is
zirniskiu k, Javaravo ", Marian.
poles ap.
casnulevicius, Juozas ir Cesnulevi.
ciene, Ona, gyv. Athol m.
Dabulevicius, Andrius.
Dagys, Jurgis, is Slepsciu k, Birzu
Dainauskiene, Barbora, gyv. Chica.
Daukintiene, Petronele. gyv. Bayon
Deringas, Gustavas ir Liudvikas
gyv. Philadelphia.
Domeika, Antanas, is Ezeriuku k.
Sintautu ", sakip ap., jo zmons
Kaunaite ir vaikai, gyv. Pitts
burgh, kur turi saliuna.
Gabraite, Prane, is Pagiegaliu vk.
Panevezio ap.
Gordonas, Aleksandras ir Leonas
is Skuodo.
Gudonis, Ignas, is sirvintu.
Gylys, Juozas, Jurgis ir Simanas
is Jurginiskiu k, Garliavos ".
Kauno ap., gyv. Chicago.
Hochleitner, Albertina, gyv. Phila
Ilikas, Vladas, is Verikausku k.
siaulenu ", siauliu ap., gyv. Chi
cago.
Juodziukynas, Juozas, Kazys ir Mi
kas, gyv. Netoli Chicago.
Jurenas, Petras,
Jureviciene Petkeviciute, fedora
ID Jonaiciu k. Telsiu ap, gyv
Brockton, Mass.
Kairys, Ignotas, Kazimieras ir Kos
tas, is Rokiskio. sa
Kairys, Jurgis. gyv, Newark.
Kajokas, Martynas, ID Tribarciu k
Liubavo ", ir 10! vaikai, gyv
New York ar Chicago.
Kaminskas, giminaitis sAntano Braz
dziuno. kilusio ID PakruoJo val
Siauliu ap.
Konsaityte, Maria. ID Verpiku K
Kiduliu ", sakip ap.
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PAJIESKOJIkIAI
Jieskomieji ar apie JUGS IL
nantieji prasomi atsiliepsi i:
CONSULATE GENERAL OF
LITHUANIA
AL West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. Y.

Abracinskiene. Magde (Sosnauskaite)
ir Selma.
Abracinskis, Jonas ir Juozas.
Abramavicius, Pranciskus, is Pin.
giu k, Girkalnio val.
Adomunas, is Vaizgu k, seduvos v.
Panevezio ap.
Albat, Friedrich, Leo ir Berta, il
Albataite, Mary, gyv. Brooklyn.
Andriusis, Antanas, Ii Hgakiemio k,
kauno ap., gyv., Brooklyn.
Aniolaite, Ieva, istekejusios pavar.
de nezinoma.
Ardavicius, Aleksandras ir Mateu
sas, is Kalnaberzes H., Survilis.
kio ", Kedainiu ap., gyv. Chicago
Arnastauskas, Vincas ir zmona, gyv
Seattle, Washington, ar Chicago
Astrauskai, is Raudenu apy., Siau
liu ap.
Audenis. Kazimieras, is Kauno, gyv
Brazilijoje Rio de Janeiro.
Avizius, Jonas, gyv. Chicago.
Babinskas, Antanas, gyv. Chicago
Baciauskas, Juozas, gyv. Phila.
Balcerait (Balcereitiene), Ottilija
Balcerait, Maria, Ottilija ir Ele
ma gyv. Philadelphia.
Balciuniene, Domicele, gyv. Bayonne
Balinone, Stasa, ID Raliskio k, Ro
zalimo val, Panevezio APPS.
Baltrusaitis, is Griskabudzio K, il
", sakip ap., (huv. Naumiescio a,
Baltrusaitis, Vincas, ID Bliuviskil
k, Griskabudzio ". Naumiesdie
ap., gyv. Waterbury.
Balukoniene :. Berzaityte, Marta, II
Taurages ap., gyv. Detroit.
Bartaska, Jonas, Is Kauno. gyv
Windsor, Conn.
Barvidas (Barvidai), is Papiles ".
Siauliu ap.
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Serapinas, Petras, is .Molupiu k,
Ratakiu ", Taurages ap.
Saukliene, Ona, gyv. Chicago.
Sidiskiene, Olga ir jos dukte Geno-
waite, gyv., Chicago.
Simons zidonyte, Elzbieta, gyv.
Chicago.
skirka, stasys. is visakio- Rudos.
Skrupskis, Povilas, is Gilvydziu k,
Viesintu ", Panevezio ap.
Skucas, Andrius ir jo brolis, is Maui
rucip k, Mariampoles ap., gyv.
New York ar Chicago.
Slavickas, Boleslovas ir Leonas, su-
nus Antano.
Stakeniene, Agota, gyv. Chicago.
Stanaitiene Sefleryte, Ane, is Gri-
naiciu k, Kiduliu ", sakiu ap..
gyv. Scranton, Pa.
Streinys, Jonas, ir Streinyte, Ona
Maria, is Ploksciu val, gyveno
New York.
Stuoma, Petras, is Stuburu k, Sala-
lmiescio parap., gyv. Chicago II
jo Selma.
Svetuliene, Ona, is Kukliu k, Lazdi-
ju VAL, Seinu ap.
Sasauskiene Balkcaite, Marllona
is Vaitinenu k, silales VAL, Tau
RACES ap. ir vyras Antanas Sa'
sauskis, gyv. New York.
satkus, Petras.
sefleris, Jurgis, is Grinaiciu k.
Kiduliu ", Sakiu ap., gyv. Scran'
ton, Pa.
simenas, Juozas, gyv. Brooklyn.
simonis, Petras ir simonyte, Liuda
yaikai Ursules Adomaviciutes, ku'
ri yra kilusi is Uzubaliu k, Vie
sintu w., Panevezio ap.
s;iuksteris, Juozapas, is Spaudziu k.
Taroziene, Emilia.
Tautkus, Juozas.
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MIRIMAI
MlRE. IsE.IVIAI AMERIKOS LIETUVIAI
znos ape irusus Letuvius siae skyriue tanama dyka

ALUBAUSKIENE Mare, mire
Kovo %, Waterbury, Conn.
KRAUZAS Vincas, mire Bal.
men,, Pottsville, Pa.
SADAUSKAS Vincas, mir6
Balandzio M, Philadelphia.
CEPLIENE Rarbora, mire Ko-
vo 90, Brooklyn, N. Y.
KVITKAUSKIENE st efanija,
mire Kovo 20. Brooklyn, NY,
ZARANKIENE Viktorija, 62
M, mire Vasario 18, Manly
Clio. Pa.
MUIZA Mikas. 72 M, mira Va
sario %, Chicagoj. (Varno-
niQ k.)
JANKUS Motiejus, 54 M, mi
re Sausio 25, Rockford, iii.
|(Marijampoles ,ap.)
MINKEVICIUS Motiejus, 20
m., mire Sausio 5, Poolville,
N. Y.
TAMOsIUNAS Pranas, 62 M,
mir6 Bal. 10, South Boston,
Mass. (Panemun6s p,l Ame-
rikoj isgyveno 43 metus.
KASETIENE Mare (zurinskai-
te), 68 M, mire Bal. men.
Danbury, Conn. (Alytaus ap.
Pasarniku Ky
RUTKAUSKAS Antanas, g.
m. mire Bal. 9, Wanamie, Pa.
MARCINKEVICIENE Marijona
(Valinskaite), II M, mire
Vasario 10, Baltimore, Md.
(Marijampoles ap. Keziu KY
VASARIS Mykolas, mire Bal.
men,, Shenandoah, Pa.
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DEGUTIS Juozas, mire Vas.
6, Alliance, Ohio.
BEDALIENE Ona, senyvo am
ziaus, mir6 Kovo 27, South
Boston, Mass. Amerikoje is
gyveno IS metus.
VARNELIS, Juozas, II metu,
mire Baland. IA, Milwaukee,
Wis.
KAZAKAUSKAS Pranas, 81
m, mire Clevelande Geg. 81
MEILIUNIENE Apolonija, So
M, mir6 Geg. Is, Cleveland
KLEMAsAUSKAS Antanas, As
M, mire Geguzes z, Detroit,
Mich.
ANDRELIUNAS DR.. Antanas
j. (Andrews), 38 M, mire
Geg. 8, Detroit, Mich. Gil
mes Athol, Mass.
VEGELEVICIENE Mare (Au-
kstakalnyte), 55 metu, mire
Geg. IL, Detroit, Mich. (Ma-
rijampolss ap. Prienu vals.,
siauliskiu KY
JAGELA Valerijonas, SO M,
mire Kovo 5, Waterbury, CT.
(Dokiu k. Kaunijos.)
CIURLIONIS Kastantas, SO m.
mire Kovo 2 d., Lawrence,
Mass.
MIKAsAUSKAS Antanas, SO
M, mire Kovo 5, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-11
Moss Point Senior
Class Play Provides
Unique Entertainment

In their presentation OF Might
of January 10TH ii the Moss
Point High School recently the
Senior class gave a novel per
Torrance in that the large audi
ence was made part Of TIE sus-
tanning cast.
During the three act murder
trial the auditorium became a
courtroom in the Superior court
of New York City in which the
audience vas supposed to be
present.
The effect was heightened
when jurymen and witnesses
were called from different parts
of the auditorium. Al verdict of
guilty was returned by the Jury
after hearing the evidence. The
authors of the play had left the
ending to be solved in this man
ner.
Highlights of the play, which
was under the capable direction
of Roy DeLamonte, were pro-
vided by Benton Daley as Dis
trict Attorney Flint. Harold Ford,
attorney for the defense; Betty
Simmons as Karen, the defen-
dant; Shirley Elkin as the widow
Of the murdered man, and Bar
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-11
Offers Cooperation

John Cole, secretary Of the
Jackson county Hunting and
Fishing Association, told Of the
organizations Interest in the PFC
vention of burning as a means
of game preservation and offer
ed any cooperation possible.
Posey Howell of the Interna-
tional Paper Company and Dantz-
Ter Lumber Company, told of
the success that had been achiey-
ed by blowing double fire breaks
and burning off between them.
However, Mr.. Legett pointed
out that most o. the trouble in
the county seemed to come from
the deliberate setting Of fires and
that fire breaks did little good
when an Individual could set a
dozen TRES in a short fine.
He pointed out that the For
estry Commission budget for
Jackson county is S16,561 this
year, which is more than its pro-
portionate share.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-11
SUNDAY SERVICES AT
PRESBYTERIAN

Services at the First Presby-
terrain church of Pascagoula will
consist Of communion at II a
m. and evening worship at 7:30
p. m. according to an announce
ment by the Rev. Arthur Sen
neider, pastor Of the church.
At the Eastlawn Presbyterian
church only the IL a. IN. service
will be held. The Rev. Charles
Mccain, pastor Of the church
Will occupy the pulpit.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-11

bara Waits, who proved the most
popular.
Mr.. De Lamotte was assisted
by Nan Cirlot as prompter and
Rudy Koski, Glennon Schmitz,
Bernard Switzer, Everett Wells
and Elmer Clark, as stage man
ayers.
fishers we're Genevieve Neal,
Bernice Dickens. Mildred Greene,
Maxine Faggard, Violet Laaksko,
Nell Bonk, Maude Leigh Mason,
and Oranine Hamilton.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-11

Wampum, beads made from
shells and the medium Of OK
change for the North American
Indians, took its value from its
color. Dark wampum made from
the hardshell clam vas the most
valuable. ka.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-11

Records, he said, show that
the Doubling OF personnel and
blowing lof fire lines is of little
avail in { situation such as Jack
son com Us.
"One If the solution to the
problem,f Mr.. Legett said, "is
better cooperation closer to
home"
Another, he added, is mobile
cquipme III that can get to fires
with a rlinimum loss of time.
The depfL'tment has been handi-
capped v not being able to pur-
chase n ~. equipment of this
type and. by a limited budget,
he added
Prosecution Of offenders and
enforccm ent of anti-fire laws are
extremely weak in the county,
he concluded.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-11

The worlds oldest lighthouse is
AT Corm1ns. Spain. and was prob
ably erected BY the Phoenieians
to mark their course to Wales.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-11

Blood temperatures may be TAX
en- by a thermometer so smaiI at
may be pushed through a hollow
needle into a vein.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-11

The use of visiting cards for so
cial purposes is supposed TO have
started in the court Of Louis XIV
of Franco.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-11

WampaIn, Indian word for
shell money, actually means
"White,' and was more formally
'tWampum PEACE or
white lead"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-25
George A: Warren
Is New Chairman
OF Disaster Group

George Allen Warren, first
vice president Of the Arthur
Sawyer Post 28 the American
Legion, today was appointsd
chairman of the disaster COM
mittee tot Monroe County "
|: the Department Of Florida, Amer
lean Legion.
Warren succeeds AL Mills, who
was chairman Of the disaster
committee for eight years, and
who resigned because this SUM
mer. whefl hurricanes are likely,
he will b. in the north on va
cation.
Mills said the committee, which
works in close cooperation with
the disaster committee Of the
American Red Cross, has been
very successful during the last
eight years.
Il is the duty of the commits
tee to evacuate people living on
the upper keys. and to provide
sd aelter for them. and ut TIE
,peaplx 81 n \ yest dsflls stlly