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ROOMS WANTED.

MATURE BUSINESSWOMAN wishes to
share apt. or single rm. in apt, vic. 10th
snd Penna. ave. NV. between Sept. g
Ewes. AID. 1l49. 80
Two LADIES. business. refined. gentle
desire light Housekeeping rooms; refer
ences exchanged Box Bob Star 20"
VETERAN STUDENT desires single room
in Mt. Rainier or vicinity. MA. S140 Ext
lUlS
MlDDLE-AGED EMPLOYED LADY desire.
turn. bedrm. and kitchenette or III k
6265 after pm. al
LADY. SINGLE. Conn. ave. area; non.
smoker: permanent Govt; breakfast
privileges. Box 5SrA. Star 80
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

SEPT. OCT. ONLY-Univ. prof. veteran
with wife and family girls, wishes to rent
house Of apt pe month
Phone oliver 1864 or English dept. Uni
versity OF Maryland s.
GopEK F.SE. S,s home en
NV. section or Nd $500 mo. WI
iiorsE. furn. or unfurn., months only.
sss ssp can n MR Miller III e S p
So 500: or Glebe i SEA. 81
child viii lease unfurnshed 4-bedroom. 3
bath home in n W. location: rent not to
WsSTE 600 ss RhGpe H 81
more bedrooms. ~ some 1r ysrd; pay up. to
REGULAK NAVY oFFicEE. perm. desires
house, now or Dy Oct. responsible fam
" .eis o msi Ri"5 HI 4II'
!. bedrms. and garage. sH. St,s:i. 4
URGENTLY NEED or room house or
apt refined IA family lyo best OF care suarsn-
vance Tor 3 or bedroom house; refs. AK.
STATE DEPT. OFFICIAL dire need s-bed-
room uniurnished or partly furnished apt.
or house; NV. or Chevy Chase; responsible
G GsSPif EMPLo pSi' needs two or three bed
lent rsleIsnces; up 70 Sino, II: oie5. 90
tiers under > yrs. desire 2yr. lease 2-bed-
room unfinished house: prefer virginia,
anywhere within 80 min; drive Pentagon !;
rent; references RE. 400. Ext. 1892 be-
tween 3 am. and pm; TR. $3.50. EXT.
REGULAR AK FORCE lieutenant colonel.
wife. daughters need 2-bedrm.. furnished
or semifurnished house: convenient to
Pentason; prefer 1 story with yard: to
/ YEARS Y RENT IN ADvANCE4Bureau Of
Standards executive needs 3-bedroom un-
furnished apartment or house. GIL. 43.2.
STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL, wife, 2
daushters under ? yrs. need unfurn. 2 or
3 bedrm; house or apt. by Nov. /; to Sl25.
CARPENTER. wife. S children % to is)
nearby Md; reasonsb BILE. Cali WA. 1851.
ADULT wAsHINGToNIANs desire three or
four bedroom detached house, furnished or
unfurnished: NV. section preferred: adj
l NEED home for family Of 8, only one
evicted. Aug. ~, ls47 Location or eondi-
on be e m nSf v a nv %areld Ella oa
EXECUTIVE, prof. man, discrim. tastes and
requirements, desires 3-bedrm unfurn. hse..
taker. finest references. oV. O097. q
AM DESPERATELY in need Of home to
rent or 2-bedrm. apt. in Washington. or
any part of suburbs How would you like
to be separated from your wife and chill.
dren? Please cali E,e between 8 am. and
8 pm. at AID. 327..: after 8. call IA.
9156. 80
GOVT. EXECUTIVE desires two-bedroom
unfurnished house or apartment, in NV.
or nearby Virginia: adults; no pets; own
desired. TW Sf;SS 30
8 MOS ADV. RENT or 3 bedrm. hse
or Ist-n apt. unfurn., by perm. Govt
empl., wife. dtrs. 5 and "a yrs: rood
refs and care: mr.. transp.; pei. va:
msx.. 500 Mr.. HILL AID. 4las. go
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE OR APT. by SEPT.
is. FUN or unfurn.. by Reg. Army omcer
wife and 1l:mo.-old son: GE. 1921. i
PROFESSIONAL COUPLE with adult hldrn son
house or apartment. furnished or unfur-
i.ised. as cwner is returning to house they
have been renting; references: Arlington
or NV. preferred Chestnut 442s ~
REGULAR ARMY DOCTOR. .ssiEned Wal VEL
room house. NV. or Silver Spring. 81,
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BOATS (eont.)

End Sept: 8 hip. or less: must be in excel.
eond. and reas. for cash. W. c. PECK,
Fairfax, Va. Phone Fairfax 251 81
BEAUTIFUL 15-ft. mahog. runabout and
l6-h,p. Evinrude motor. in perfect cond
cushions and accessories: 5000. WO. 1907
BOAT BARGAINS: Two 1s47 Davis Cruis-
alongs. one with 45-h.p. Gray: the other
VI kermath. Each boat complete with
windshield. to pand many extras. $40:
Chris Graft runabout, 150-h.p. Kermath
motor, Si.25U: one loft. Old Town boat
with .22h y. Eyinrude motor, $3.50; new
Mercury cupboard motor. T and 10 hip.
one ly4. l2l -h.p. GRAY motor. $3.50
NATIONAL MOTOR BOAT SALES. 500
Maine ave. sw
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/ ROOMS FURNIsHED-horthwe.,
BY 10 Fischer

COLORED-TWo NICELY FURN. ROOMS,
| front and ] middle room: suitable for
couple OF 2 refined men: no cooking.
AID 1860. =
COLOkED-36O3 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely
FURNISHED room: :! employed gentlemen;
twin beds kitchen privileges, laundry sers-
ice AID ,l6lS -,
CoLORED-isi6 S ST. Nw.---Nic-ly furn.
loom Tor quiet employed married couple.
uO. 1850. 80
COLORED-NICELY FURN. ROOM. In q
Christian home. convenient to Transports
tion; gentleman or settled lady. NO. 946i
30
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

WORKING GIRL desires room and board
Star. 29'
CHRISTIAN YOUNG MAN would like room
and board in private home: turn. refs.
CO. 692t. Ask for AMOS CRAIG.
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APARTMENTS UhFURhlsHEp.

1880 EASTERN AVE. N.W.--Doctor's office
and apt. available In new building: desir-
able NV section Veterans preferred
ONCE. 500 per mo-: apt. $50 80. Cal
ST. $500. 3
Bright broom. dinette. kit, bath apt
nice NV. residential section. S61 so
Leaving town Immediately. Please state
age and employment. Box 63-B Star.
CLEAN, DRY. large. | room with kit. y
bath; pvt. home: vic. Of Falls Church: will
take good care Of child II mother is empl.
no drinkers. Cali OK. Ol53.
NEWLY DECORATED rms and bath
Sl25 including all utilities: also | smaller
unit at S15; immediate occupancy; vicinity
18th and Columbia I'd. NV. AID. 6626 or
Box liza Star
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MOVING. PACKING cad sToRA6E
MOVING BY VETERAN OF experience with
new track. careful handling. Call any time
reasonable rates. MR.. COOK. Gil. 5l3a
n.
EDELMAN's MOVING & STORAGE Co
Reas rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving
forage; local. long moving. ia. 293I I.
go
LIGHT DELIVERY. evening. Saturday and
SUNDAY. NO. SOOl. 80
MOVING VAN going to Frederick, Md.
sun: morn: viii take load or part load
JOHN GLOVER. GIL. 81 90 DE. $3.50: 30
EX-GI MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
Reas rates, will take your surplus furni.
ture as part payment on moving. JOHN
GLOVER. GIL. $3.50. DE. $3.50. :i0'
VET VANS OF IRGTNIA-Transfer, Stor-
age, specialized packing and Grating and
shipping. All new equipment. Al white vet
eran help CHI 1901: evenings. CHI. 1850.
MARINE VETERANS MOyiNG C0.--24-nr
service: furniture moving and hauling:
VETERANS. Starting business. win move
you day or evenings: reasonable rates;
light hauling a speciality. GE. 1881.
VETERANS-Moylng and hauling new
trucks, responsible help: cargo insured:
estimates cheerfully given. MI. 61S9.
ARMY VETERAN-Lignt loads. luggage.
trunks hauled for very reasonable rates
Call GE. 1875. q am. to pm.
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RooMs WITH BOARD tcont. J

NICE DOUBLE ROOM and inelosed sleep
ing porch, with twin beds, adjoining bath;
meals days a week. DU. 0as0. 81
CHEVY CHASE, 5605 30th st. NV
Nicely furn. double rm., twin beds, excel
lent meals. OR 1919 al
?O22 G ST. NV, oppos. G. W. Univ
Young ladies to share large rooms; 5
windows. separate closets, twin beds; very
good food; walking dist. downtown: ~eas.
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ROOMS EURkisHED-s.t. end s.w.

1925 H ST. S.E.-Nice ROOM medium size;
comfortable bed. FIR. 1880. 30
NICE FRONT RIM. for 3 girls or men
Near transp. AT. 1912. 30
1881 PA. AVE. S.E.-Nicely turn. front
m, twin beds next to bath: very cony
tranSp. VI. $500. Ext. 441. -:.I
18th ST. Sc. tIi-A-Large double room.
next to bath: clean, quiet: for , employed,
sober adults: $40 per mo-; no cooking. Also
single rm.. $50 mo. FIR. S943. =!
HILLCREST-Cooi,a quiet front rm. for one
quiet, refined gentleman only: near Boiling
nd Andrers Folds. Apply Thurs. and
Fri. only, 3344 Denver ST. Sc. Sc
1909 MASS. AVE. S.E.--Furn. rm for
young L DIV, phone priYil. Kindly call TR.
O53S after 6. 30
COLORED-3l1 KY. AVE. Sc. en-
ployed men to share room. twin beds; So
each per Wk LII. 53b1 3O'
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

If YOU ARE A MATURE and settled per
son or couple with no children and can
furnish good financial and social refs. we
can place you in restricted. cooperative
apt. with as low as ST 900 down. pay
ments like rent with 4fc amortiZed inter-
est. Shown by appointment only between
TOR WICkERSHAM, 1925 4lst st. NV.
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

APL 5eprGot 4pek n building
full condition This fne property is def.
nitely to be sold and affords real invest
msnt op ,IS Cal Mt 1p Rh9 ID AZ
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APARTMENTS SUB WANTED.

AIRLINE PILOT and wife need apt, per-
manent or sublet. in Va GIL. 312a 2a'
WANTED 1-bedroom apartment with
kitchen and private bath for newly mar
ried couple: preferably in Arl., Va Call
after $50 pm, CHI. $3.50 or all day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29

PONIES OF excellent breeding; various
@ks and prices. new lishtWeiEht western
saddle: team o. well broken young work
mares AILOWAY FARMS. ST. $3.50
BEAUTIFUL. SHETLAND PONY, black and
white spotted. Wen trained Tor chilaren
with a new Western saddle. Reasonably
PRICED DU, SSSS. 81
FOXES FOR SALE at Pony Rims, East
West hwy and Riggs I'd, WO, 4l76. 81
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HOUSES For sAlE-kle,sAwsss.

400 KENNEDY ST.. OF Rock Creek Pt,
and 18th st.--Detaehed Colonial brick, ~
rms. 31a baths. 4 sun decks, triple garage;
priced right, Mrs Readmond. En-. 1878.
WILLOUGHBYS REAL ESTATE. AT eIS3.
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE 6-room house in sub
Phila. for house or apt. in Wash. or vic. on
rental or sale basis. Box 3a1-Z. Star. 81 =
EXCHANGE modern Broom house, lovely
rec room in NJ j. committing district from
NJ Y. C. for house in suburban Washington.
Box LIB. Star. :l0'
WILL EXCHANGE-Two-b bedroom apt. In
Alexandria for a 3 or 4 oedrm. house in
Alexa ndria Call Alex 29S3. ii
WILL EXCHANGE 6-room, modern house
and garage. very reasonable rent. in sub
urban Phia., for 2-bedroom apartment in
Wa shington. d. c., or vicinity. furnish
complete details. Box 4S5-Z. Star. 81
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.
BACKING ssa sToRAeE

EXCHANGE FURN. APT. NV. for furn. or
unf apt Sc. Win buy furniture. AID.
1929 alter d
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EARMh GARDEN tcont.l.

EI og PM E.n sG4a s1' Ssrts can
hor' 'f SOIL. MANURE MANURE. bank gravel wash
gravel and sand OV. 1925.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE-SoddinE. seeding,
era6ing and pruning. Lawns renovated.
TOP soil delivered: no JOB too small ASK
RaLER TWINE. wholesale to dealers and
custom balers. MALONEYS. INC. Sl26
Ga ave, SH 1890 =
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POULTRY and EGGS
cA1lE end LIVE STOCK

JAMES FEED STORE, 6i9 K st. NV.
ME. 00S9-Baby chicks. feed and poultry
0Innlieg
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

SMALL 3-RM. BRICK. | blk. from Nav
Que willing to remodel WO. 4466.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
WILL EXCHANGE new 3-bedroom rambler
house. 4. acre. all modern. for acreage
within 30 miles of Wash in Virginia. CHI.
AZ. or owens 6l16, MR.. DANIEL
WRIGHT I'll
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PETWORTH. 81 Gallatin nw.-Large
room twin beds a,So double bed in nice
Jewish home; express bus. RIA. 0925. III
LII. X. ROOM. running water; real home
children welcome; downtown: S45 mo. RE.
2SS6 or DI 4 Ill before TO q m. or after
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SPEED BOAT. 26-ft, Great Lakes. ma
hogany, perfect condition. Inspect at
MESSICK'S HOTEL. Benedict, Md. AID.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-24

day with MRS. F. G.. Bennett last
Friday. The w. NJ. S. of the Is
catawpa Baptist church held
their monthly luncheon at the
parsonage on Tuesday of this
week. Mrs. Clyde Cunningham
and Mrs. D. M. Campbell were the
hostesses to a large group Of peo-
pie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Golf and
children visited relatives in Luce
dale Sunday.
Mr.. William Stringfellow and
brother, Lonnie, were visitors in
New Haven, Miss. over the week
end.
The EscataWpa Grammar school
girls and boys basketball teams
won over the Gautier girls and
boys which was played at the
Pascago0la gym on Thursday of
last week.
The Rev. Barney Walker was an
overnight visitor in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Broome last
Tuesday night. While here he
attended PRAYER meeting Wednes-
day night and made a talk on a
hospital for the inctrables in
Mississippi.
Mrs. Marvin Parker honored
her daughter, Marilyn, on her
ninth birthday with a party last
Sunday afternoon. Games were
played and prizes won by Jimmy
and Ann Goff. Refreshments
consisting of hot chocolate and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-24
Forts Lake

There were fifteen members
and two teachers present. at the
franklin Creek Church at Sun
day School. Mrs. Lee Stokes and
Raymond Gill gave birthday Of
ferings.
Miss Gustavia Hamilton, who
teaches ut the Orange Lake
School, is i'll and Mrs. Leslie
Clark is substituting for her. We
wish for her a speedy recovery.
A meeting of the teachers.
trustees, and patrons of the
Orange Lake School was held
on Monday night OF last week
A +. Megehee was a welcome
visitor.
The eighth grade students at
Orange Lake HAD charge OF the
chapel program last Friday morn
ing.
Nolle T. Roberts OF the Chron-
icle-Star and Advertiser was a
visitor in the Robert Bragg home
recently.
Paul l.. Poole, son of Mrs.
James Poole, is in a hospital in
New Orleans as the result of
INJURIES received while serving
with the u. S. Army overseas.
Residents of Forts Lake r
talking of building n Union
Church TO serve the entire COM
munity.
Mrs. Leo Crawiey and Mrs.
Rosaline Clark of Howell. Miss,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Clark
on Sunday
Mrs. Dorothy Bosarge, grand
daughter of Mrs. r. f. Lyons, is
he mother of a baby daughter
born recently.
Mfs. Leslie Clark has receiy
I'd word from her son, Allen,
that he arrived safely back n
mis- base after spending his
Christmas furlough at home.
Mr., and Mrs. George Dcvers
and family visited in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bragg
recently.
We we're sorry that A. Z. Hurd
and children were unable to at
tend Sunday school due to II
nese.
Clinton Mahathy visited Wit
liam r. Clark during the week
end.
Mrs. Orie Wells and family,
and MI. and Mrs. Odis Marie
visited N TIE home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddie Patterson last week.
Mrs. Sellafs and daughter-in-
law visited recently in the John
Marie home.
Mr., and Mrs. Oils Marie and
Mrs. Orie Wells and family were
recent visitors in the John Marie
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Seaman
and family visited in the James
Poole home on Sunday.
Mrs. J. w. Garner, Mrs. James
Lamber, and Mrs. Zell Lambert
were Mobile visitors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo, Lihder were
recent visitors to Mrs. Linder's
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-24
Mississippi Power
Company Plans
Big Expansion

Expenditures Of over $ii 200, 900
on plant and facilities are includ-
I'd in a new 4.year construction
program Of Mississippi Power
company to be started In ig47, L.
P. Sweat, president OF the com
pany announced this week.
The new program" said Mr..
Sweat. Evil affect service In
each OF the l3g communities and
% counties in which the company
operates
Among the principal projects
involved in the pregnant Is the
construction of a third steam cleo
trio generating unit of 10000
horsepower at Plant Eaton on
Leaf river near Hattiesburg.
Unit No. | was begun in 1914 and
placed in service In ig45, The.
second unit began in l945 is X
pected to go into service during
Judy of this year, and Unit No. 8,
the major equipment for which
Is now on order, will provide a
total plant capacity of 10000.
horsepower which will be avail
able to the entire service area.
The program also includes lis
miles Of 10000 volt and 1870.
miles Of $4,000 volt transmission
lines. These will provide addi-
tional capacity in the transmission
network and furnish two sources
OF power supply to sections now
served over a single transmission
circuit.
( Provision is made for expand
ing existing substitution capacity,
and adding new stations, distri-
button system strengthening and
new urban and rural line cxtcn-
sionS.
During the war years construc-
fion Of power. facilities was of
necessity limited to war related
activities and the, Shortage OF ma
tehals in 1916 dictated that all
available stocks be channelled as
fer as possible into serving indi-
vifual customers who had been
whiting electric service, In l947
II Il hoped to still further speed
up service to individual constim-
ers and begin the major sys-
ten expansion program delayed
by thc war Mr.. Sweat said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-24

birthday cake and cookies were
served TO a group of thirty-one
friends.
Lavelle Cunningham was hon
ored with a party on her tenth
birthday last Saturday afternoon
by her mother, Mrs. Clyde Gun
ningham. Refreshments of cold
drinks and cake were served to
approximately Is little friends.
Mrs. Jack Richards and baby of
Pascagoula spent the day We'd
nesday with her mother, Mrs. NJ.
Lopez and friends.
Mrs. w. f. Howard and small
daughter. Berniee, spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. F. o. Bennett and
family.
Mr.. Ben Broome was a business
visitor to Jackson, Miss, on Sat
urday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-24
EsCaiawpa

Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll c. Hill of
Pascagoula. Route 2, had the
pleasure of a visit this week from
their old friend, Mr.. John N. Lau-
benthal of Detroit and Grand Rap
ids. Mich. who is en- route to
Miami, Fla, for a two months
stay. The Lubenthals and Hills,
formerly of Mobile are friends of
many years standing.
Mrs. w. Garfield honored her
small son, Shelton. with a party
Inst Friday afternoon on his fifth
birthday, A prize was won by Joe
Rogers in playing games. Among
those present were: Doris Marie
Allen. Ann Broome, Shirley Rog-
ers. Joe and Jerry Rogers. Sue
Roberts, Robert Nelson, Jill and
Lee Sherman. Sonny and Ann
Hanna. Refreshments of punch
and cake were served.
Little Bernice Howard spent the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-24
Mrs. ]. r. Bowers
Hostess To Minnie
Londrum Circle

Mrs. J. r. Bowers was hostess
to the Minnie Landfum Circle
OF the Eastside Baptist Woman's
Missionary Society Monday, Jan.
20, at 10 a. m.
The devotional WINS led by
Mrs. o. S. Shattles and Mrs.
August OFT assigned members
parts for the Royal Service pro-
gam tn be given Monday, Jan.
q at ZOO p. m.
The next meeting of The circle
will he held with Mrs. Henry
Dismuke, February 3 at 10 a. m.
Thee were three visitors pres
er,t besides the members.
Following the program Mrs.
Bowers served coffee and cake.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-24
BARN DANCE

The fireman of Pascagoula are
or t. n grand start toward the
prrchsse Of d. portable iron Lung
whifh will be used to serve the
people of Pascagouia and sur
rounding communities, officers
sad this week.
II vnu wish to contribute 10
this grand cause, and at the same
time hsvh five dollars worth OF
fun sor CSC come to the Fire.
mnnie Bhrn Dance every Satur-
day rieat. at the fFireman's. Hall,
on Dc'n;ss avenue in Psscagoula.
Music fiy the Dixie Night
Hawk"
Calling OF figures by w. ".
Buens.
Round dancing a. specially,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-24

nue., Paseagoula, Friday night.
The subject for debate is
Scripture Teaches That People
To-day Are Baptised with the
Holy Ghost"
The debate was opened Thurs
day nigh. at the church Of Christ
on Lincoln avenue.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-24
DEBATE AT ~PENECOSTAL
CHURCH

The close of the public debate
which has been carried on be-
tween the Rev. II. c. Woodbridge
and the Rev. o. f. Lamb will
be concluded at the First Pente-
costal Church, $40 Lincoln ave
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-24

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Poole.
Miss Fern Alice Clark attend
ed church at Bayou La Batre
on Sunday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-24
Kreole

Mrs. lee Busby, Sr., of Kre.le
left last Monday for Bay Har-
Dor, Fla, where she will visit
her brother, B. E. Lynd and
family, and friends. Mrs. Busby
will also see her new niece,
Odessa Lynd Williams, baby
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Williams.
Arkansas had 1850 miles of
railroad in 1915.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-06
LABOR BILL VETO?

Senator Harry F Byrd of Virginia. whose long career should make him good judge of politics be- levcs that if President Truman vetoes the labor relations bill when he gets it the people will think and properly so that the only way they get labor legislation is to elect a Republican President"
 However. some of Byrds Democratic colleagues do not agree Senator Carl Hatch of New Mexico, who lined up with Byrd in general support of the labor bill thinks that presidential veto might have mixed effects politically
 It is likely that enough votes could be secured to pass the Dill over the Presidents but both Hatch and Byrd apparently take it for granted that the necessary thirds will be lacking in the Senate
 The only clear advantage to President Truman and the Democratic Party of the veto of the labor bill would lie in the continued support of the AdminiStra by leaders of organized labor. But last falls cleo tion clearly showed the rank and file of organized labor did not vote 100 per cent in agreement with their labor leaders.
 In Massachusetts for instance, labor leaders fought the submission of the Barnes bill requiring publica- tion union financial statements but when the bill submitted referendum vote it heavy major- ties industrial cities which have huge groups of organized labor because the members felt different than their leaders the subject
 It is very likely, had Alaskan labor leaders been unsuccessful this spring in stopping passage of bill asking fora referendum vote the closed shop that the vote would have been in favor of abolshing the