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Evening star., 1947-03-13

Mrs. J. N. Colangelo. Takoma Park,
Md.
Funeral services will be held at
II am. Saturday at the Speare
funeral home, 1000 H street NV.
Evening star., 1947-03-13

~, -AP Photo.
York architect, and daughter, Mrs.
Allan Butler, wife of a Boston doc
tor.
Funeral services will be held either
Saturday or Sunday in Cornish,
Creighton Churchill said.
Evening star., 1947-03-13

The Rev. William j. Elliott, pastor
of st. Paul's Methodist Church, 4704
Thirteenth street NV, will off,
ciate. Burial will be in Middle.
burg.
Evening star., 1947-03-13

T. MemberS OF tue
Holy Name Society of Our Lady
Of 1ourdeS Church are notif1ed
Of the death of ROBERT T..
SMITH of 1900 Nottingham dr..
Chevy Chase. Nd. Rosary
will be said on Thursday, March
l3, 1947, at 8 PM. at the
) Funeral Home, 5103 Wis. ave.
LOUIS CARRICO, President.
Evening star., 1947-03-13
BpathH
POTTEKToN, LILLE BELL.

PoTTEKToN, LILLE BELL: On We'd
nesday, March IL. 1947. at her residence,
BEL S7S Is TtosRTo hEaTas 4slneioa & Ys
deSaTa sorss p aSsnt g. and sbaTes q
rGaseEson Mrs borothy afs smt sister EsWard John
and william Todd Mrs. Mae Payne. Mrs.
Elsie Dye and Mrs: Ethel 1yei iors Remains gs1s
Vsis Wiison blvd. ~ AIRING ton. Va where funeral
services viii be held Friday. March Il, at
pm. Jnterment Columbia Gardens Gem
etery.
NoBLE N5fdl II H. PRICE. beloved son et Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Casey. husband Sf Mrs, Helen PRICE.
hahsr a Of yshsa shssy .na 4rEi WseS a0is Noble
sister, I'VE uncles, four aunts, two ,nephews.
one great-aunt and other relatives also
sHevE sRe ehn + shnes sps aa
Y5a r. sPtsf sns l}s s.s sT Sa MsTss
oficisting. hi Interment Seminary. Va. is
RUBY, HENRY FRANCIS; On Thurs;
day, March 13, 1947, at United
ssssssdas sstss sizsl Ma aENk9 Msdsss Aaes GfaesI
@ RUBY. Funeral services and in
~ terment Hartford. Conn. serv-
ices by Chambers.
Smith Of 46o6 NOTTINGHAM, dr., Chevy
Smith, father Of Margaret Ann and Carol
Sue Smith, brother Of Walter F.. Smith.
Frances e. Smith. Mrs. Eugens Wann Of
and Miss Arna T. Smith of Philadelphia,
Pa. Pa Ser Services M a at the Chevy Chase Funeral
Home. 5103 Wisconsin ave. n.wl on Friday.
Of Lourdes Church, 4517 East-West high
way, Bethesda, Nd, where mass will be Of
fered at 10 am. IL
Evening star., 1947-03-13
CEMETERY LOTS.

s-sTTE LOT for sale. oW. 6062.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14
Fiog-Roising At
Lake School By
American Legion

An event Of especial interest to
patrons, teachers and children Of
Lake Elementary school was a
%flag-raising which was conduct
ed by the American Legion post
IN P~ascagoula Wednesday after
noon at the school.
The flag, which was a gift of
the Legion, was raised with APP
propriate ceremonies, a feature
Of which was an address by Karl
Wiesenburg who told the chill
dren about what the flag means.
This was followed by the sing
ing of the National Anthem and
the repeating of the Pledge of AL
legiance bv the children.
The pole from which the en-
blem will fly had previously been
bought and erected by the P-TA.
The assemblage, which was es-
pecially large, was then invited
to the cafeteria where refresh
ments were served.
Following the social period, A.
+. Megehee, superintendent Of
Jackson County schools. gave a
talk in which he touched on CO.
operation between school patrons
and teachers and also spoke on
the subject of better pay for the
latter.
The flag raising was preceded
by "a short business meeting con
Quoted by the president, Mrs.
Franz Hanning, when a nominal
ing committee was selected to
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14
Catholic Mission
To Be Conducted
March Is To 90

Father Mack, O.. NJ. l., and
Father Curtin, O. M. l., of Doug
Las, Ga, viii conduct missions
at Our Lady of Victories Catho-
lie church in Pascagoula and at
the Sacred Heart church in Bay
on Casotte from March Is to
March %, the Rev. p. j. Carey,
pastor If the O. l.. V. church,
announced. There will be mission
services each evening at 7;30 p.
m. and masses each morning at
o. L. V. at 6 and 3 a.. m. and at
Sacred Heart church at 8 a. m.
a mission is a revival of faith,
a speeia! time Of trace and a
time for special graces, Father
Carey said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14

standing humorist ard anter-
tainer. Notwithstanding the fact
that Jimmie hit Washington
coincident with the blizzard
which swept the eastern part
of the United States resulting
in making il most difficult for
warm : blooded Mississippians
in Washington TO get Transport
tation through the snow-cov-
cred streets, he was warmly
received by several hundred
Mississippians who reside here.
His wit and humor. coupled
with his more serious phllo-
sophy. made a most favorable
impression upon his audience.
Jimmie Arlington has achiev-
ed a national reputation and
is muchly in demand through
out the country He Is a real
credit to Mississippi and an
Ambassador Extraordinary Of
goodwill from Mississippi to
her sister states Of the union.
In the words of Abou Ben
Adam, May his tribe increase"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14
Local Golden Gloves Team Takes
Decision Over Florence Fighters

The Pascagoula Golden Gloves
boxing team defeated the Hunts.
vile, Alabama, Golden Gloves
champions four bouts to three in
an exciting series of matches
Tuesday night as the Market
Street Recreation Center.
Billy Hopkins, l12 Id. Florence
leather pusher, started the ball
rolling Tor the visitors when be
took a decision over Billy Bob
Morgan Of Pascagoula in the first
bout of the evening. Pascagouia
eVened the tourney with the next
event when Prentiss Newman in
the ll8 ID. class took a decision
over Grady Lilies Of the visiting
team.
The next bout, also in the ll9
Id. class, proved a surprise when
Shirley Naples, one of the out.
standing local sluggers. suffered
a knockout at the hands of Ray
mond Balentine in the second
round. Naples piled up a big lead
In the first round of the bout.
The visitors continued to pile
up a lead when Bub Bevis of
Florence kayoed Vincent Perez
of the local team in the second
round of the next bout. The
fifth bout of the evening was an
exhibition between two local boys,
badgers Lee and +. G. Shows, in
which Shows took the decision.
Buster Pittman, local football
star, proved himself also a boxer
of no mean ability when he kay
oed David Cornelius in the first
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14
Great Pianist
Due Here On
Farewell Tour

Percy Granger, one of the best
known and most widely travelled
concert pianists in the world, will
appear here March 81 at the Pas
eagoula High School auditorium,
and this will probably be the
asst time that local residents will
have the opportunity TO attend
1ne of his concerts since Mr..
Granger is retiring at the end
If this season.
His performance here last year
was the most enthusiastically re-
ceived program of the seasons
offerings put on under the aus
pieces Of Entertainment, Inc, a
local non-profit group which
books cultural programs for the
local auditorium.
Mr.. Granger has been a con
cert pianist for almost forty
years, and has played in almost
every large city and every coun
try of the world. He knew and
studied with many of the great
European composers, and IS nm
self a composer of distinction.
His performance will begin at
8 D.. mr. Tickets may be obtained
at the Chamber of Commerce or
from any member Of the Enter
tainment, Inc, board.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14
MOSS POINT WOMAN'S CLUB
TO HEAR EXPERT

AT the March meeting of the
Moss Point Woman's club at the
Young Mems Business club, Tues
day evening, March IS. the club
will have as guest speaker. Preben
Ibsen vt the Ibsen Seed company
of Mobile who will talk on
Spring Gardens and will show
slides Of camellias and %japonicas.
Members are urged to attend
and to bring a guest.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14
CoIrner

BY CONGRESSMAN
VIM. M. COLMER
People Versus John L. Lewis

People Versus John L. Lewis
Possibly the most moment
Gus decision OF the Supreme
Court, in our generation, was
handed down by that body a
few DAYS ago. All Americans
ere familiar witt he results Of
that decision, but its inplica-
tons are so far-reaehing and
so fundamental that comments
thereon are not Inappropriate.
The question before the Court
was clearly and basically me
Of whether the interests Of a
minority group, IN this great
democratic government. was
superior To that of the common
veal II was an issue that
struck IT the fundamental su.
p~eriority Of the government
Notwithstanding the fact that
there we're considerable mis-
givings on the part of many
Americans as to what the YER
dict Of this libesal-minded
group oil Judges would he, they
could not have done otherwise
than TO uphold the superiority
of the government, without al
the same time dealing a death
blow t. the ornamental prin-
ciples OF democratic goccrn-
ment, Hence, when the Court
rendered its decision uphold
ing in principle the decision
handed down by Justice 7. AL
an Goldsborough. himself a
former member of the House
of Representatives the verdict
was hailed drought the coun
try as = victory for stable gov
eminent.
AS was expected, the blind
followers of john /. Lewis
were critical of the decision,
but tle arrogant labor boss,
himself, who had seen fit to
challenge no. only the Pres
ident of the United States. but
the sovereignty Of his govern
ment with characteristic Lewis
Strategy, refused to comment.
The fact, further, that there
was ascension on the part of
a minority OF the Court, coupl-
ed with the fact that the fines
imposed by the trial judge in
the lower court were reduced
from some $3,500,000 TO $780,
900 against the miners, is with
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14
VISIT SURVIVOR

Ernest Green and William tPie)
Moore drove TO Mobile this week
to Wis .iterMG'nr go
to visit Mr.. Green's brother-in-
law, Edgar II. Osborn, at the
Marine hospital. Mr.. Osborn is
recuperating from frost bite and
exposure suffered while adrift for
five days in the Gulf of Mexico
during which he subsisted on raw
fish.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14
UPWoRD

Warsaw, Poland-AP The
Communist : backed newspaper
Clos Ludu says figures now
available show that Poland's in
dustries in some divisions in 1916
exceeded the production esti-
mated for the year.
The journal said the coal out
put had been set at 46, 900, 600 tons
but 46 600 900 tons had already
been mined BY Dec. IL. The tar
get for pig iron was 69l 900 tons
with 1860 produced; rolled
goods, 100000 tons and 10000
produced.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14

round of the next bout, and Billy
Walker Of Florence followed by
losing a lup-sided decision 70 John
Justice ct Pascagou!a in the
semi final bout. In the final bout
Of the evening Tom McGayin Of
the local team made short work
of Charles Moore Of the visitors
when ne kayoed him shortly after
the bell in the opening round.
Other inter-cifT matches will
be scheduled for the Recreation
center, T. N. Tucker, director,
said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14

choose officers for the ensuing
year and to report back at the
April meeting.
The committee is composed OF
Mesdames j. A. Wilkinson, w. II.
Smith and Clark May.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14

in itself unimpprtant. The big
factor in the decision is that
the Court upheld the right of
the government TO use the ma
cfzlery Of the government,
even rs injunctive power, to
uphold It's sovereignty. II was
also significant that the fine
OF $4,000 against John l.. Lew
is, the leader in this rebel
linn against his government,
was permitted 20 stand.
Effect
While the decision of the
highes. Court in the land max
es clear the superiority Of the
government over q leader of a
minority group, and the group
itself, II of course goes no fur
Their. When the mines are re-
turned to the owners by the
government and q new contract
between the miners and the
private operators of the mines
comes up for consideration, the
matter will have an entirely
different aspect. When a new
contract Is entered into and,
when and If, a strike Is called
by Mr. Lewis, an entirely diff
ferent situation will prevail.
In such case, Of course, an in
junction against such strikes
would not prevail. Therefore,
it will not be surprising If we
should hear much more about
John l.. Lewis and coal strikes
in the future. There is consid-
cradle sentiment in Congress
for the enactment of a law
which would give the govern
ment peace-time authority to
step IN and settle such unfor-
tunate disputes whore the pub
lie interest Is involved. II Is
possible that Congress may
write some such provision into
the proposed labor law along
with ether provisions and
amendments to the Norris-La
Guardia and Wagner Labor
laws. Both the House and Sen
ate Labor Committees are now
conducting extensive hearings
on the whole subject of man
agement labor controversies.
james d. Arlington
Recently the Mississippi
State Society in Washington
had the privilege of having as
its gueet speaker at the Shore
ham Hotel the gifted, humot.
Gus and home-spun philosopher
Of their native State. James ID.
Arlington, the sage end Mayor
of Collins, Mississippi. jimmie,
who Is often referred TO as the
Will Rogers Of Mississippi. was
preceded to the banks of the
Potomac by his fame and pop
ularit. as Miesissippi's cut
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14

Prewar Wurttemberg was call
ed the Detroit of Germany be-
cause Of its automobile produc-
ton.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14

Central China is the principal
source Of camers hair imported
into the United States.
Evening star., 1947-09-05
HELP DOMESTIC (cont. }

COOKE exper: care Of small child;
health card req. Call OIL. $500. -10
eoGN ss5tsd Gomsn wG f20fee eea rex i've @
500 mo-; Chevy Chase section WI.
COUPLE, live in; COOK. houseman. general
Start start. Phone pU. sS44. -
COUPLE. experienced or inexperienced. for
family Of 3; salary open; man to drive;
garden and handyman: wife to COOK and
fn@ fehone oEs oEe ns41. IL upstairs III" anu @H oan.
GENERAL HOUsEwoRK, laundry. no
sheets, plain cooking, fond of school-aged
children: live in; OF Thursdays, and Sun
after breakfast; references; $50 wk. EN-.
GENERAL HousEMoRK, 5 days; .xper.
pian Sao COOK AD
leeaf ses1 refs fn0lssa SIS xf. R4sDEr EN- ssis
sDses @as9 ss m 5oeE f,s1
ngton st., Kensington, Md. PL. s745.
G.H.w.-Burleith; must he fond of chill.
dren; Sat. afternoon and Sun. of; S22
wk; Only perms1neent as1e worker considered;
Civ. a. ga and a~; COOK dinner; small wash; hrs.
y over $50 dinner; SIS wk. and pass.
shy sunaress plain ain cook sts1 eo!0rsd n:Sts
G.H.W. AND PLAIN COOKING. expert
enced and references, for small family In
sHw:s spf EN- ao6b 5bofi ofiLAn COOK; fond of chill
dren; recent city refs. s a.m.-7 pm: "a
day day Thursday; dH anil I'm. Sunday; go
G.H.W, colored; must haye good ref.
knowledge Of clean n cookns; live IN or out
GiRI. white. Young; to help around home;
as yf ri aE go ss6s s9 school If desired For detsS
GIRL, eolored, s.h.x; references, health
card: care Of 5-me; ,old baby; sHsg stay nights
GIRL for general housework; small apt,
heln take care OF baby; good salary. IA.
GIRL coored general ,a1 houseEofk; C,isv NO
Sqndays refs; Sl5 MI MIS- asss so,,rsd ~
fined; over so years; must see reference
HoUSEKEEPER. white. wanted by en-
ployed couple. Call TIE. 1852 after pm
HoUsEKEEPER-wil give house and
salary t. reliable White dss and in
seeing my mother. State salary expected
ssis health dss: ss:a :ss sns :f 4:i
MAID, oGss ssneral II houssvorp. in small .psr.7
ea 9Rt 1000 sdsy rse1sSes xsss Hs sI bsot M Of
MAID, experienced. in doctors home; live
in; no heavy laundry, must be fond Of
snd bath and shsre 00 IN
5ssYlFed SssH h Ne isSd S5hsT' need apply $50 per
MAID. live II: assist m9thsr; sI2s., general sTsl
have good references; TR. 1912. -
ss9 II. Hsht siS stg' and lCsaS ssi.r '9
MAID to live in. s.hw. and cooking; of
Thursday and Sunday: washing machine
and mangle; school-ase children: $50 yk
MAID adults. baby: s,rm apt; g.h.w,,
some. cooking; light washing. 5la days:
health card req. Call after pm. Wo.
sSssn ySss for ana local ssss s
GksR' sfll e. c6iosed 6sse For healthy. wet!ained
3.yr old girl also to o., wait & on table table: ,,no no
downtown location; every Friday night to
references required. MRS. PARKER, DE.
siaHo,Rr-oRDER COOK for tourist camp
nr. Fairfax. Va. Call Ho. 43oo before
e. su: st sHs s.s: M:' to '9s1h 'ss@
WOMAN. white. gen. housework and care
etcsh g, sndgsn Tases live ca PH ST. $3.50 ana
WOMAN. colored. for cooking and gen
eral housework: reference required; I've
YoGNG WOMAN for general housework. to
live in; references; $@5 per wk Call Wo'
PARsTTIME WORK for employed colored
woman, in exchange for room and board.
GE 042O b
Evening star., 1947-09-05
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
5. 1917.
REPAIRS and SERVICES tcentJ.

REPAIRS and SERVICES tCont.).
ROOFING, CUTTERS AND sP0UTNG-
$;s|hs sssa isf{S Sfkk&E 81 'Rs5 'RRooFfSe Co. zisz
RooFfNGGAil ROO Il e types roofs repaired, new.
metal work. suttering and downspouts; no
SH;' fSSS HSAAs Z e; s 81 sss E
der, all work done by experts; delivery yvHY 1ns
sroSE aHpEE AND Sle eEMRNT NE Il WORK: stone re-
tanning walls agstone norspss terraces also fsq
free xsks sleat 5EkR hf s
TILE REPAiRs. work guaranteed. M. J.
r9MSAkR9R r9FhWkiTfRs 81 Cleaned oiled and adjusted
4YpEWRlTER ~ TSVf Ter c.. s1s 14th NV.
gd .ssaas Of R ses Se arapsTss saes
iNGToN UPHoLsTERING co. isos H st.
8;E, TENEfTAN IA 'sgGi 'sEiNDs CLEANED, csc up to
s it. wide and #. long. Have your blinds
esansa sE Sqr saHE HsfsEn HWa
WAsHiS Vas MAcH1NEs an and na refsrs re reDsired aired
all makes: 90 yrs: same location; CAR
ROLLS, 719 H st. NV, ME. 2646, Ia.
WASHING MACHINE and retgr. repair
ssnHes saa ACNE s makat Rapo
4016 Ga. ave, GE. Ass, s am. to 8 p m
modeling, cabinet work. additions. Sligo
ptsfi WILL NsPaGf APPnY THE raE FOLLOWING on your
home Johns-Manville asbestos siding. 32c
per So. it. Flintcote asphalt brick siding,
35c per So. it. Flint asphalt stone sid
ing, 35c per So; it. Johns-Menvi le as.
prices will prevail for only few days.
Can GEs: 1922 daytime: after pm
NEED ADDITIONAL sleeping rooms2 Your
attic can be converted into attractive rooms
Immediately; cash is not required easy
Evening star., 1947-09-05
PERSONAL.

PAUL SINDLER, well-known business
is Room o% s. ToWer
,4sh rpa SSD XII nT bTrLbEk B wiz Vii plan
build houses on your land on satisfactory
SaSS Mi EkeHASGE sSz 4ss;E kooM ssss AND BATH for
services of settled employed woman VINO
is willing to remain in house four nights
week with .RS snS Wis snes must have
local references. BOZ I6s.B, stsr ali
MAKE EXTRA CHRISTMAS M0SE1 s1isE9. sell and
boxed chEstmss eaIaS to SEE Mrs.
nsishGoSAiRE;R nir. hGoSAiRE;R1soN TOY & NOVELTY co,
INC, 1915 3 st. NV. IL
Day. sASf work si IL Glover rsrE area references
s9H Rev 24sis; sEsr s'ft HOME in Fairfax County
invaiids. Special diets with home-cooked
WooD, vSes Sa Route T. Vienna. Va. PA. sss.!-i.
care and tray service,
large erounds and porch; reasonable
PETER Ptsislds RABBIT NURsERY-To do our
part. we have reduced prices. enroll now
Limited number. Transportation furnished
sL SLIP scSovERs. draperies, upholstering
wide selection Of latest fabrics: quick. EN-
iseRs qoN isFHss uPHoIsTER1Sa 5FsS c.. 1903 St
q ~ Io6 g Asg s2'S y NEED OF LOAN " sgss g
f.sN6xss ssSE; ss NC. sao4 aeor9ia ave '
PERMANENT WAVES. "a: shampoo and
nngervave. Soc. No APPOINTMENTS, Az
work done BY advanced students. WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE 1910 @ st
REST HOME for elderly people with nurs-
ing care, near Walter Reed. GE. 1858. %
ARE YOU READY? - Repairs, reweaving,
refining and alterations on your fall and
winter clothing; 81 years OF experience
at your service. Buttonholes. zippers shirt
repairs. NEEDLECRAFT SERVICE SHOPS,
$40 18th st. NV. 1131 King St, Alex. va.
Ia
DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds. for veterans
desiring music instructions under GI bill:
references EXCHANGED. PL. 054S. p
PERMANENT, 81; shampoo ane anger
HONOUR SCHOOL. 1910 n. Y. ave.
Evening star., 1947-09-05
PERSONAL tcent. J.

HOME HEATING EXPERTs-Warm air
hot water, coal. oil, gas, repairs, conver;
sions, new Installations: consultations ano
oss0u on 0sfaSn s aa oar
prompt and eficient service; open ewes.
s19P sP co1Ess, 1tsR Il DIR nDTkAfffaaaEsco fa $500
day delivery. Your fabric or ours. DA1a-
BRIARLEY MILITARY ACADEMY. Belts
vile, Md, opens Sept. a: small classes
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL. day
snd boarding: registration open in nursery
used in reading. writing and arithmetic;
pony riding on our l5o,sere farm daily
literatgTe mailed upon request. e4o1 Ga.
WfLLoW VII Lawn AVN krNpERGARrEN-Enroll
Transp. furnished by competent adult
eHTfDRENs eIiTff rs aoTE1-care SSea for your child
24-hr: service; transp. furnished by COM
iMMEpiATE Is: CASH fer yoqr home, ne; og Or
VFfTGH STS;i STREET KINDE;RsGtARrEN; day
and boardins; ages, 2a to g.. 1721 North
saBY sITThRs Sri soys
safe. Call DI. $500 Tor Investigated sitters,
chaperons licensed, bonded service.
ALTERATIONS, 24-hour service; dress
making, tailoring: coats. suits restyled. re-
lined. Trinidad 5073. II
PIANO TUNER. all repairs, reasonable
D. c. or suburbs: free estimate. VICTOR
GEORGE, AT 1885 or oV. 1927. IS
MEN. WOMEN!-Old? Get vim! Invigora-
tor in Ostrex Tonic Tablets peps up body
old just because lacking iron. Also con-
tain vitamin B1, calcium. Be delighted
with new pep, or money back. Two eco
nomical sizes. At all druggists. %
PLAYMATES-We need two more for our
day nursery Licensed. CHI. 962S, 1924
Lee blvd. Falls Church, Va. -
FIRST-CLASS LADIES' TAILORING; men S
suits made over to ladies' measurements.
2S23 Otis st ne CO S4l4 1Ta