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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06

nclm Ginldl!nN iI retbnsn, Der I'M
Surdrd)nitt aeiehen Dem 6iinffade,l
s.s ncrma.en 3llpahies entipridt.
Icr @1.a rer'd)luinNct inter Scr
Irk
Der 2oie pe.i; oit nidt, mas Elm
icld,er Mabreint,lag beNeutet. e.
c; oesho!h ser &,r'!dl aomaht Has
n ensnl f,rseu 9a. a.'picl 5u erlous
tern: Gin Malnbe'is pon 100 5eftar
hat, nornole &crhd.tnillc uorallSg:'
ert, c.ncu So!5rorrat non 12o Set
meter gro 6eftar, o!'p iusac'anlt cis
len Sol5porrat oon 12O ,SeItnleter.
Ser i6h;licbe 3.upad)s, Ser bsi Gr.
hait!,nl >cs @al>:s aeniist mcroen
ranu, iii ; 1scitmster il Neftor. @eun
Der @olNheiistr aespunscn it, an,
lott > ,seitNetcr ieet abcr 10 Set.
meter ic s. ttar. a.Io insae'amt 1900
Ncltuetet i1alt Ser 800 Nes tut'odllls
tcn 3.tpacbics IL, niieen, 10 muE
er iitrI:t ocm @rituuh - Ue|tme,
ttr pro Ncf.ur entnebmen. @iro o;,'e
Mehrn}sllns otrd, iiini Sabre fort,
saiiibrt. 10 iiutt Ser @ol%orrot I'm
: moi - gleih so iSeluncter ie &cfe
tor oNrr nm 5000 ,Scitmetcr iiir oe',
gan3cu NeIit. Ser Walo bat oic
| Silitc ie,ucs SnI,uorrotcs in iiini
%ahren lsr!arcN, er lit n:dlt mehr
MaIo, iauSeru hodlIters nod, 8ll'dl
perf.
"a por allcm in oeu itlbtnahell
@alArt9cu Der Ginid)ue uit nod
lroGcr lit ais bier olsenpnnr,n Miro,
10 lit oas Au'iehren oes 0nl5es nod
in fiir5erer 3eit ju errartcn. 9!uc
i.teren @cIiIuAc lino Damn gc'd]!agcn,
uuo Ser nur ans Sltngbol5ern bette.
benoe @alS ldbt cine siutuns nid,t
luebr 5l. Scr lit Sic NllJ:belsre Sc
iabr iu 'eJcu, in ser Ole Sort,
Iu;rtihlil bcutc id]!ucbt.
IS If f.ar, Nab Sic IoritpIrt'hait II
ebcnians ibren gcltraa II, Nem per.
lorc,en ariea III lelltsn tat, aab Iie
So; SIM @ieoernuibau mo Snli
tlir Grportsret' itslleu mub. Gs
niibte dt',r audi ecbn'o flar iein, oali
Sol, nur bort perlpenoet perhell
aor'. 100 fem oNoeres aNateriu! &oli
'rieEen fam. &nli oori nid)t Griats
itcii iiir onoere @are ic;r. llnter Die
'em 8siidtspiait.iit lit b,llis Die id)1pic-
.r:aite israae .Nie 5aus branoper'or-
alrna. Ger @rernhol ;beNari geht ,ueit
iibsr Hen. 9reruhols lsanidu binous.
@ertrollltes SoIi mli, su 9rennhol;
oerldnltteh rberAen - sIne u~ ole
Nuuer u,ttrashurc ,&eridnpenoulla.
Ben;l, Se1 frierenoea Stdnter gilt
Die observation-disclosures a!s. Die
not,renoilit, Nrt Ser SolSner,rsn-
onnh -,inN Irusics III Die @epe, oili.g
in fnlteu @ntertasen cine en1u,cis
Henoe sSrage. Inter bieien lt.nltun0c',
lit cs ooppclt iu beariibcn, SaB ieet
lm'ailenoc Geri,ld)e lalien - &ohte
iiir &al,sbrnnNSpefe ;l,r %eriiigunl
iu ltellen.
(MuS .8eitfalenpoit")
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06

Nerclte5saoen. Gor furjcm
brahen lid an cen trotisen Sells
lGngen bes 0nben @peu llno in
Den Steilrinneu oes &alterer Die
lctten Tetouatipnen geiGhrliher
sSiuolinge aus Stahl unb Gfrniit.
laoungen. @ie ein iuinmmengeiab.
ter Ghur bunaertiGltiger Stilnmen
700 ein lcstcs .Hal oas Gd)o iitsr
oIr pcrnartten 8rashdnce unb oie
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06
|Huusuusschuss bezweifeIt die
GueItigkeit des Potsdom-P Poktes
reruechie dass Sowieiunon nit deuischen Munitions.
iahriken auiruesiei

Mnii1inntcn. Ter SuusnliSs
ifub iiir Nac1frieaspirt'd)oitspolitif
uno Ilnnung erfIGrte, NnB iiir oeu
Nol ser 9}id,tiafcit non Verid,ten.
,ronadl NuBlanH nit heutihen Mu.
nitipnslucrfen ieiuc slufriiItuna be,
ircibt. .oos ociamte Yotshan1er N(h-
frmmen a,lfacncbcu lpcroen unN bic
lrcltliten M0iierten pcrIanneu icas
ten. oab RublanN raans GeNt'ct,lone
r1llmt." @eitcrbir cmpiobl Ser Aus.
ihub. oai, Sic Gereinigtrn Stnoten
sen Grport bon G'iiterll defenders
militdriiher lmS nirtid,uitiiher va,
ar" an RuRlano cinItellcn, bis Die
'e; .ieincu politiidcn Terpflidtun.
gen nad,9efcmmcn lit uno uullIlin-
oiCe internatiouoic &ontrollc ser
9ltomenergic anaenon'melt bat"
Ser aus 10 Iempfratcn ,lub :
Hepublifanern heitcbcnbe Nus'et,uii
mari in ieinem einitimn'B aeblllig-
ten @erid,t MuGlano DOR, lid, pc-
scr an Eotsoom nod, an aloerc
sibfommen geloltcn" iu ldben.
Mosfnns .grmosiiBltd'e" ,3uItim.
Wlna IL cinem ollgemeinen Ilm'
iNtcrnatipunlcr sltomenergics Sninef
t:rn rgarotticrc nndl nid; Die
C,rd,liihrlyng." Sn Sem Dem &ouS
;l;aelcitetcn @crid,t heibt es lpeiter
!. Ser erniiba itcite ToritcR aeaen ons
Hotsbamer 9lhfcmmen lit sic an,
3ahlihc @ieNcruuiriiitiW1 Mublonos
>,lrd' oel,tid,e Tahrifeu in ser rli,
lid hciebtcn Gone. oaruntcr Sic Ma
scicnnerfe uno Grpbcielocr uon Yee-
nelniinSe. Sic uernidltct tucrNen ioll.
srn.
"Mem oicie Vcihuloi9uua Iid,
hlirh Die pereinbnrtc, obcr in sen
ruiiiIden 3oneu nod uiht in Gang
lefrmmenc eemeinitaitliche ,Sn;pei
ton OILS Sotiahe erlueiien iollte.
>ann wiiroe bi,ic 6ouoIl'na einclI
&iocrrui ne5 aelanten Eptsoomet
Ntfonlnlens erfnrocrn. S,e neitlichtr
silliiertcn pirel pGllig i'm Mehte.
,reru Iir Don stublouN perlangcu
iriirben. Tc,lt'dlouo gani ,u r1,,
nlen ino oie 6rcn5en ncn 81 sic.
',erL oomit Elm Oeutitlano oe'd,of:
len miro, oas lid ormotroti'm ent.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06

Ger Ylntterbci - ein aiaanti-
icIacr Nc:a.;;;nhrc = Ses beiheiNeuen
6altbaules Scr Suoitb Elatter. Ser
~srobartiaen Ssrau oes SberiulS.
berges" - miro helte in miihlamer
Grbeit uno 'unter .oenftar arobeu
Sd'rrieriateitcu ju eineln Sliiht-
linasfranfcnbols lnl9ebaut. Sier.
hllnoert oieier aronfen l,no beimat-
los @clporocnen iouen ipGtcr bier
sll'inahme lno @eiunouns iinNen.
%erid,pnt aehliebcn lit oas See
haus aui Dem acfliteiu eagles
ucIt -. Mus Sem miibiam sic ltei-
.cn @Gnhe i.5erwinoeuoen slui5ug
nimmt ea beute alliierte Selootcn
'ilr flrse FIauScr, uno SecItlnoen
uri. Shne reie,,tliheu SHaocn bat
ocrbaneriid)e Staat bus @ut Sitlers
iibernet,men tonnen. SerlauSn,rt.
iti)aitliheuno pieb5iihterilbe Grtrag
acbort ser Mugeneinheit. slae iibri-
scn @ehdloe aher bat ser Sturm
Ger iiber' Den Berg fam, nieoergebro.
d,en. Sic Salernen Der SS lino 5u-
iammengebudt lpie aartenb1l,ler.
Die mutuillis umgelporIen pur>en.
Sic iinltercn Site oeItorter Grobeu
''tbeu uid)t anoers aus ,pie sic
Sriimmcricloer Neutiher Stiote.
,Ssm sroBen strtaits- uno aarten-
ral,m oes Versbois flaifen sic Nob'
re Der Selleitllna aus aufgeriiienem
s'eton. Sic @dnoc traeen Snifrii.
ten erinnerllnssiiihtiser Uteniden
aus nllcr 0elt. slui oeu IGhern
tlcber pie ieu6tc Eapierboger
@lcfieten. stihts mebr i'm Sauie
erinnert an Elm nlnnsppllcs Ginit.
NageliGube Itolperu iiher ;erialene
Sreppcniiauren. lleber 9rettern en,
tern oie aberdeen in Sic oberen
Stodiucrfe, III oenen Gpa Braun re,
lirierte. ailte Sringt aus ben Itar,
fen Mallern. Sn einem N2oenseloh
bat Elm 6Iiihtlina aus Dem Often
ein Ieuer aneeiaht uno fod)t in ei
nem 5erbeulten Sopi aebamitcrtt
aartoIieln. 3pei Maoden Ser Der.
tdrrnten ssrau boden pie nuiaeso
gene Yuppen aui ser 5erraiie, als
eien lie nihts anoeres als Elm Sell
itiid oieIer tic umaebenoen ;3erit0
rllng.
9ie Marmorpiattcn oes .Sberiar5
Gcrges iinb lbon lGnglt in Sano
tarren taltpirts geuanoert. Sell se
bliebene ginrihti,ngen eingen ourd
Auftiouen ober lpuroen geitpbiel
uno gepliinbcrt. Die 9aoemanne So
rings, iibrie seblicben int Sniern,
ces angrifis ans ser Suit bat in
.Siuii6en einen suirieoenen biirger
iihen Better geiunoen. gr fam
| suirieoe nlein - bieie sonoeranier
tieung bat al,bergepobnlihe WoBe
Sm gerdtesgaoener 2ano Dol
&c meinit Sumbolot iaete, oaB {
81; ben lhonlten Ieilen Ser groe &C
bGrte, baben 1auicnbe BON Jliihtlin
gen oie Rlase iener 5auieno einge
rommen, Die Dor nid)t aa5u lange
| 3eit luie WaQfabrer oie slufiabrts
itraben oes 8erges belagerten, III
I,Sen 81 ieben, DER oieie aataltropf
in 8emegung iette.
(slus uSaarbriider 3eitl.ng,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18
Mary Reed Circle
Meets AT Home OF
Mrs. ]. F. Carver

The hospitality Of Mrs. ]. F.
Carver was enjoyed by mem
bers Of the Mary Reed Circle oil
the First Methodist church oi
Pascagoula At a meeting at heg
home on Farnsworth street, Mon
day ct 2:30 p. m.
The opening devotional was
conducted by Mr.. S. F. Warden
who read the l47th Psalm after
which size voiced a prayer.
Mrs Carver, who is chairman
Of the circle. coaaucted a short
business period before the pro
gram was turned over 10 Mrs. c
A. Carrier.
Mrs. Carrier discussed the last
two chapters Of TIE book, Chris
tan Motive and Method in Stew
ardship,' which has been holding
the attention of the several cir
Giles for some weeks.
Mrs. T. c. Fu'lrove was vel
coined as a new member.
Al the close Of the study Mrs
Carver served a reffpshmea
course.
The next meeting win be 2.
the church Monday 81, at 2:3l
p. m. with Mrs. Frank Ellis al
hostess.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18

and cake were served.
A social hour was enjoyed fol.
lowing the meeting.
Mr.. ard Mrs Clarence Bo.
| sarge and family were Sunday
guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eldridge Wilkerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w T. Fletcher
visited IL the home of Mr.. and
Mri l.. A. Faux Wednesday
night.
Dot Lowery, Furby Faggard and
Winnie Lee Dawloy OF Kreole
spent The weekend with DO,
Cothran and visited in'the clar-
cnce Bosarge home Saturday az
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G.. Fletcher
were business visitors in Ocean
op ings and Biloxi on Friday.
Those visiting in fhe home al
Mr.. AMI Mrs. i. w. Wilson sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Owen Smith and son Of Biloxi:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and
family of Biloxi; Mr.. and Mrs
VIII Wilson and family of La
rue; and M. and Mrs. d. G.
Fletcher and family.
Lee Wilson spent tie weekend
with friends and relatives in BIZ
lnxi.
Mrs. Catherine Migues and
daughter. Joe Ann, Of Biloxi
spent several days this week in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ii. c,
Fletcher.
Visitors in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. A. Faux Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Ravens,
Jr. and son of Gulfport; Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Fletcher Of BIZ
loxi; Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. FLEET
cher and daughter and Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Il. Havens ST..
M. and Mrs. Roy Gasaway
and son, Vernon. of Pascagoula,
spent Sunday in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Coihran.
MI. and Mrs. +. S. Wi'kerson
were acknowledgements of Mr.. and
Mis-. Ciatence Bosarge.
Mr. aud Mrs. j.. f. Ravens,
Jr., spent the weekend in the
home Of L +. Ravens, ST.
Friends of this community ex-
tend their sympathy to the be-
reaved family of the late w. w.
Groves.
Sunday guests II M. and Mrs.
Charlie Brown were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Laney and son, Dennie
jay, Eddie Brown, ard Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Ravens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Wilson
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18

A TOAST 70 fHis TOAST
You'll toast cinnamon toast made
this way: Mix II cup powdered
sugar with l tsp. cinnamon, and
combine with 4 tbsps. butter,
ereamed. Toast 4 slices Of
M A II " r. T..
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18

near Magnolia, the operators fled.
The blocdhounds were placed on
the bot trail and started off.
"A litt.c way on. one dog stop
ped and bristlcd in front Of a
pile Of brush.
A search Disclosed not a man
hidden there but 10 gallons OF
Dupiin white lightning.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18

M "A IL v IL IL
i NJ II ii + ID
WHITE BREAD
on l side, spread
mixture on other
side, and cook I'M
der broiler ill IL
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18
News OF Bonnie Chapel -.
Mrs. G. c. Fletcher Is Hostess To
Women OF Methodist WSCS Society

The Woman's Society Of Chris
tan Service Of the Bonnie Chap
q Methodist Church met We'd
nesday in the horne Of Mrs. G.
G. Fletcher. Ten members and
visitors were present
The program, One Hundred
Years of Methoaistn in China
was givcn by the hostess, after
which refreshments Of iced drinks
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18
ELECTRIC BEATING

Evanston, Ill.-AP-When Ed
ward WITT was . small boy he
spent many laboring hours
whaeking rugs with a hickory
stick. One dav, he vowed, he'd
dream up something to end the
drudgeIy. 1t took a long time,
but now, at 62, he has developed
an electric beater.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18

Kcnarsvilic, N. C.-Sheriff
Ralph j Jones is waging about
war on mponshine still operators
II Duplin county. Out OF his own
ppcket lie BOUGHT a couple Of
Registered bloodhounds.
When a big still was found
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18
POLISH HOUSING EXHIBIT

Warsaw-AP-Po'an viii be
represented al the international
Housing Exhibition in Paris in
May and June. The ministry OF
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18

reconstruction has appointed two
engineers as acknowledgement
Skibniewski and Zbigniew War
piDski.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-04-18
Orange Grove

Mr.. L. II. Mcclellan Of Green
vile spent from Thursday til
SUNDAY n the home of her son,
w, c. Mcclellan. =
Mr.. ard Mrs. r. r. Thnmason
of Andalusia is visiting relatives
and friends here.
Mrs. Minnie Hurd of Fort Lake
spent The weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Hi.
Mr.. aaa Ms. Joe Hanson were
supper guess n the home Of M.
and Ms. Vesier Pierce Friday
night,
The w. S. C. s. held their
monthly meeting Monday at the
church with Mrs. Frank Carroll
presiding
Foty-eight persons attended
the Methodist Sunday School
Sunday
and sons spent Sunday with Mr..
and Ms. Barney Nelson of Pas
eagoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Everett and
children we're dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Wilson Sun
day night.
Eddie Wilson was a business
visitor to Pliney Ravens Satur-
day.
Evening star., 1947-10-25

The Metropolitan Police Depart
ment was alerted today for Hal
loween.
In a memorandum to the force,
Maj. Robert J. Barrett, superintend-
ent of police, warned them the night
of pranks is going to be big one,
with an increased number of juve-
nile mischief makers.
Friday october 81, 1947, marks
the annual celebration of Hal
loween." his order reads. 'It is an
ticipated, because it falls on Fri
day and the end of a school week,
children will be on the street in full
force.
Members of the department will
take special precaution to prevent
acts of deliberate mischief or van
dalism which have been marked on
the occasion in the past. Innocent
parties or pranks will be permitted,
but commanding officers will in
struct all members of their COM
mands to be on the alert to prevent
willful damage to property and an
noyance to citizens, or the sounding
of false alarms"
The memorandum instructs pre-
cinct commanders to get in touch
with their school co-ordinators and
PTA officials to encourage parties
in the homes that would keep chill
dren off the street. Assistance of
the Boys Clubs and of the press
and radio in discouraging vandalism
is sought.
Maj. Barrett calls attention to
the fats and oils shortage and asks
that children be kept from wasting
soap by marking windows.
Evening star., 1947-10-25

residential mail box and forging a
money order for $25.
Sentenced in Larceny.
In other sentences by Justice
Keech, Richard w. SpriggS, 33, col
ored, of the first block of K street
NE, received from two to six years,
and Charles Williams, %, colored, of
the 1900 block of Twelfth street
NV, from one to three years, both
for housebreaking and larceny.
A 5O-cent pickpocket robbery and
an attempted pickpocket job yester-
day netted two defendants sentences
of from one to three years each.
They were Johnny McCalvin and
R. C. Rhodes, both rs and colored,
who were said to have operated
around streetcar loading platforms.
Rhodes address was listed In the
1000 block of Seventh street NV.
Justice Fine ordered two sentences
of from six months to one and one
half years to run consecutively.
George Lewis Briscoe, 20, colored,
of the first block of P street NE,
was given nine months by Justice
Pine for carrying a gun.
Evening star., 1947-10-25
7 PUT on Probation,
Ordered 10 Pay S1,157
For Stolen Meat

Two men, who were indicted last
May in q case involving theft OF
more than $1,100 worth OF meat
from the American Meat Co., in the
1900 bleck of Fourth street NE,
yesterday were given suspended SEN
tences and placed on probation for
six years by Justice David A. Pine
of District Court.
At the same time, Justice Pine
ordered the two to reimburse the
company. One of them pleaded
guilty to embezzling the meat and
the other to receiving it.
The man who pleaded guilty to
embezzling was listed as Ralph P.
De SAINTS, IS, of the $500 block OF
Bladensburg road NE, described as
an employe at the time Of the Of
fense. Authorities said De Saints
sold the meat to Ellis Levy, AZ, of the
6400 block of Fourteenth street NV,
operator of a market stand at Fifth
and K streets NV. who pleaded
guilty to charges of receiving it.
Justice Pine ordered that each man
pay half of $1,157, the value of the
meat.
Man Sentenced in Shooting.
In another District Court sentence
Yesterday, Justice Jennings Bailey
gave Walter Ross, %, colored. of the
100 block of Tenth street NV,
from two and one-half to seven and
one-half years for assault with a
dangerous weapon in the shooting
and wounding of Robert L. Little,
80. colored, in January, 1946.
Justice Richmond B. Keech of
District Court sentenced Lee Ward,
80, colored, of the 100 block of
Thomas street NV, from four
months to a year for keeping a
gaming table for dice games.
Ernest Dover, 81, colored, of the
1900 block of Kenyon street NV,
was given from five months to a
year and three months by Justice
Keech for taking a letter from a
Evening star., 1947-10-25

meet with Commissioner Guy Mason
in his Office at 2:30 pm. Wednesday,
it was announced today.
It will be the first meeting Of the
recently appointed committee.
Participating in the conference
to discuss proposed operation of the
new clinic for treatment of alco-
holics will be Corporation Counsel
Vernon West and representatives of
the District Health Department.
The advisory committee consists
Of Donald Clemmer, Municipal Court
Judge Walter j. Casey, Mrs. George
E. Thorpe, the Rev. Set r. Brooks,
DR.. Winfred Overholser and Col. E.
Goring Bliss,
Evening star., 1947-10-25
Police AIerted for Halloween;
Biz Night Of Franks Expected

A list OF the locations Of Al false
alarms turned in last Halloween
accompanied the memorandum with
instructions for police to be on the
lookout.
Last year, boys invaded Maj. Bar
rett's back yard at 5811 Seventh
street NV. and slashed his clothes
lines. Asked by reporters If he is
going to detail a policeman to the
neighborhood, he said no. He is
going to take in the clothesline, and
he advised everybody else to take
movable property inside, especially
trash cans.
Evening star., 1947-10-25

dressed to the philatelic agency Of
the Office.
Ordered held was Alphonso Eng
lish, %, colored, of Manassas, Va,
who waived preliminary hearing and
was placed under $500 bond by
United States Commissioner Need
ham G. Turnage.
China Is getting American advice
on how to improve her trade laws
and develop legal code.
Evening star., 1947-10-25
Gaf|ingHeIdin Bond
In Children SHOOTING Case

John M. Gatling, SO, former en-
rolling clerk of the Senate accused
by police of firing a shotgun blast
at three school children two weeks
ago, was awaiting grand jury action
today under $4,000 bond.
Gatling pleaded not guilty to
charges of assault with a deadly
weapon before Municipal Court
Judge Walter J. Casey. He waived
preliminary hearing.
Police charge the man fired a
shot from a 12-gauge shotgun from
the front yard of his home at 204
Sixteenth street Sc. The children,
who were slightly injured by the
pellets, were passing down the op-
posite side of the street rs feet away
at the time, it was reported.
British milliners say women have
1ost fheir hot sensa from uyea rir, o.
Evening star., 1947-10-25
Postal Messenger Held
In MuiI Theft Churoe

A Post Office Department messen-
ger today awaits grand jury action
on a charge he stole from the mails
three letters containing cash ad-
Evening star., 1947-10-25
Committee on Alcoholics
To Meet Wednesday

The Citizens Advisory Committee
on rehabilitation of alcoholics will
Evening star., 1947-10-25

British milliners say women have
lost their hat sense from wearing
service caps.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
POULTRY and EGGS

50 NEW HAMPSHIRE RED pullets Just
starting to lay. 81 each. Enjoy your own
fresh eggs. Can VA. ~ 1885 a6nrp T., ,r,u,, .,
Or Easter. ANNANDALE POULTRY FARM
Flock M '9 OF 8 TOULOUSE GEESE. Excel
lent young breeding stock. Spruce o42e-J.
HsnR Is RHODE ODE ISLAND RED pu1lets daying,;
BABY CHICKS. brooders, poultry feeds,
remedies and equipment. F. ". boil
GIANo g. CO.. INC, All New York ave.
JAMES FEED STORE. e1e K st. NV.
Me. o0S9-Baby chicks. feed and poultry
FOR SALE, 200 New Hampshire Red pull
lets. 3la months old. so ca. MICHAEL
GRCMEN, 81 Swan I'd. Sc, Suitland, Nd
zoo CHICKENS, weeks old. s1.e5 each.
UN. AnSS, $500 Varnum St. Brentwood. Nd.
CAPITOL HATCHERY, l23b kenlswoIth
ave. ne, only hatchery in D: c., chicss,
200 r. I. RED PULLETs. r months old;
laying; S1.75 each. THOS. S. DOLAN, Box
3T-D, Contee I'd, Laurel Md. 19s
HINES CHICKS-Fullorum passed: Md,
appEoyedd Hatsbss INs eysty HSyTcHERy ETIdsy
eiess eoSAN NC CHICKS. eins0n Nd, Il s. ApD.-pul.
Passed. Bred on our farms for more eggs,
meat, profit. Open SUNDAYS. Hatch Tues.
all year. coWAN FARMS Bowie, Nd.
DAY-oLD AND STARTED. Maryland ap-
proved, pullorum passed, New HAMPSHIRE
PouLTRY PSI ffsSkS FARM. ai coiesviiie, a Nd. sa.
1897 and Ashton 1867.
Evening star., 1947-03-16
BOATS.

HIGGINS SPEEDSTERS AND OUTBOARDS
taken for cruisers, early spring delivery.
HARRY FRANKHAUSER, 10th and Maine
ave. s.w. Barber's ESQ Service. Elk. 6b64.
IMMEDIATE DELIvERY-1947 style-c Graft
sport fisherman, also 1916 style-Craft de
luxe sedan and left. cris-Craft runabout;
Place your order now and be .I.s assured lsd OF
sedan. Chrysler engines. STYLE CRAFT
BUILDING CO.. severna Park. Md. Phone
NOW is THE TME-DON'T wATT-The
National Motor Boat Sales can now ofier
you the new Truscott 24.ft,, express cruis-
sr. GAIT. fisherman and the w new 2s.it:
cruisalong. speed 20 m;p,h:. s2,1s5; Lys
man cupboard boats and Mercury outboard
motors A few guaranteed, used cruisers
W. We viii viii buy s or sell % Your % boat. w NATIONAL
MOTOR BOAT SALES. 500 Maine ave. s.w.
oUTBoARD MOTOR, Neptune" .-h.p.,
brand;negg; Sloo. Instruction book in
SAILBOAT, small. sloop-rigged S100; can
be carried on top of car. $500 14th st.
NV, on parking lot. BOB KING.
CABIN CRUISER, 5S-ft., good condition.
sleeps. 6. Phone RE. 1900, RIM. 915. MR..