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Evening star., 1947-10-25
HOUSES WANTEp Io BUY

tvds Wish TOE TO BUY BTNGALoW GA in Be,hesda,
FROM OWNER, 3 or bedrm., det. house
with bsmt.; nr. schools; around $4,000.
WILL BUY DIRECT from owner; pay
ioes.ion. Mr.. MO- MOORE, % Ma. ~ 77sssc: ssc0 after ite;
PAY CASH FOR HOUSES, white or COL
orsd. any section. any condition. B. LISS,
If IF PRoMapr ATTENTION to the sale of
PHRIEs. Realtor,. sos North Capitol. MA.
SSn ssf aDP5afo RCfW Essu T iss Say s5a
maSss Or saSn eaE & I'll
SWoSFHSGToS N sS REaLrY Yn Ras Rm cash clients S
to purchase nice homes in Silver Spring
or nearby. Please call US at once, 81.
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH of apt.
houses. homes. business and investment
properties lots and acreage OF all types
needed Immediately for waiting clients;
TRANSACTIONS cash. JESS FISHER & co,
INC, Realtors. 1920 K st. NV. RE. $3.50.
WE WANT YOUR HOUSE. apartment, store
or unimproved land for sale; We have
RsAfFY as ssp's 81 Nj R0uf9sE fs RRusE R
Sc AND NE PROPERTY-We will pay
all cash or will sell for you. We get results.
sa saiek rR se'ion 200. MAX MILLER 300 llsh ST.
cHAKLEs s. GUM has clients waiting
to purchase homes in any section Of Wash.
and nearby Maryland, FIR. 1905.
erty with VIM Il. SAUNDERS co. INC,
Sa9GS So Yo sRfs WaNT 1SsI sPEEpy Ss & 6 1ql t
viii viii pay u TOP % PRICE e ENTERPRIsE M is Realty ET
CO; PIG 1924 e Eye St sg nv. EX; 34oo;
sipia Sox sS pf 4ss4; 81: j. lsss
fSs p2ass p 6f E ss9 sS4 rfs esnna
: OR 5 BEDROOM HOUSE. in D. C. or
Ss Faa'ss SEEsEa M fffh sfh B ss
WHAsSsTiEPBGHeuses or acreage for clients
NfSf!' "ssa HsFArE HI Hs: 7oss $ ssEs
Si WANTED NJ ssfo rs BUY old houses for s5 rental
purposes; or 4-family apis. RE 5216.
I WILL PAY ALL CASH for or s rm.
oa4sa osnsr or ca Ipss0S Ra s5e5 g D. c. direct 550m
PRiVATE PARTY would like to buy home
in NV. section: direct from owner; prefer
"oi' "o"A'o"n. A'o oAohe'' Wv !S~"
WILL PAY CASH for houses, white or
colored, any condition or section. HO.
WILL PAY $4,000 TO 100000, cash or
terms; fine home in good NV location;
prefer nice grounds in and/or garden,
but not essential; increased family cond.
US trade to y'ffte Il 9ysz apt c snf
D1xoN at MI. 4311. (Asentj. val H24 Sf'
WORLD BANK EXEC, desperately In need
of fine home. in good NV. location; will
Gash Up for ihe sht
Mr. pxoN at MI Nj eCa0 4sII for Gspts appt for nae me-
YOUNG COUPLE desirous of locating in
o tf 'i es Mk ssan DSos n aotaps MI 4
| Desire TO ACQUIRE A NICE residence
no agents. Box 151-M, Star. 80
LIsTINGs ,WANTED-Personal inspection
and appraisal will assure you Of top
market price. Don't fail to. be advised
ssyv over quarter Of century
Eve, OF Sun, GE; 1900. L. T: GRAvATTE.
VETERAN, white, wants to buy 8, small
Write particulars to GEoRaE z CONSISTING, sGfdiHs
l64l "; Va. ave. n.e.' Apt. ., Washing
Direct iSi FROM OWNER, house, 6 10 to 10
own remodeling, BOX 463-M, Star. w3i
l PAY CASH for small homes or ground
in Prince Georges County or good ne.
section. without obligation call Ho. 1850.
] HAVE URGENT REQUEST for 8 or 4
bedroom house in or near University Park
or COLLEGE Park, all cash WA -sss7. --27
Evening star., 1947-10-25

at all conyeniences. This house is par
euarly adaptable to the Large nnWdsr famiIs
T.: Z bedrms. bath. 3rd A.; centeIr-lhall
brick Colonial, built BY one OF Washing VI s,li :
99SSsapsss; we = 300 ny qntil pm. Ta2 ERw,
home home with rms, bath auto. OF h. " WI b !
seA A. eFf5 FH6MsHKfEs iRsstoT Ga g
fsS9tH5E fsSs as SEsGs ST. and sns
income df desired; 10 rms, van ana ofaa1 Snn
R Rq6eh BE- cor eonsiersd ssi ssAf 5WNEK 00 dSsss
We; SIf,yER gS2s SPRING A wellssuilt prexar
and and ss ssh mes on End snd oo Sa!h fa hsa With
outst gas s cali heat rytssf rgeof1Ep E SEN s45 a
Ga. ave. 81. $500. If no answer, PL'
Vacant. possession Immediately. 40 40
redecorsted 7-rm home: real buy, priced
reasonable; substantial cash REQUIRED; move
n With 6E dePSs sSaTo qIsa RsaIgY asnoskk Fk so
fWo e-UNfT PLACES of Columbia I'd; d:
n.w.---Owner going south for health says say
is SirnisRsa %afd9stily es 'f sss Cox
ns nTsss sa21 2z1EGosNE sSssN Nq PL o0spw 0sSpwoysn daily
Y until QaTkt 2.UcQTus ~" SAASh'
rtdiculously low: loc. close. to schools,
transp,, churches storesi other features
include roomy. kit. and breakfast nook
Directions: % Columbia I'd. to Ontario. I'd
right on Lanier ii. to Argonne pl; s. r.
MARTIN & CO.. Realtors Du. 1866; eyes, eyes
Ssss So BEL BnLr RID. NV. open daily till
dark: vacant: lust redecorated; 6-rm. row
Price. Si4,S5o. Directions: Out. Conn. ave,
sign T s. r. MARTIN i Cos Realtors, Z bU.
& FLOR FLORAL ST.. Just OF 18th st.-csnter
hall, s rooms frame, in excellent condition.
First floor, large liv. rm., open fireplace;
bedrms, built-in bath with shower. Oil
h.-w.h.; nice yard, garage. AL rooms are
good size and very bright. Possession
with title, Call M. B. WEAVER, Wo. 4e44.
SILVER sPRNG-Attractiye in every de-
tan. English brick, lovely lge. rms. 8
bedrms, slate roof, prewar construction:
garage: on beautiful Ice. corner lot, in
best section; convenient to bus, schools;
WoRTH1NaToN REALTY,, . exclusive
no answer cali sH. 1918. --2s
Evening star., 1947-10-25

POSSESSION
400 block Delaheld
$500 block Kansas ave.
440O block 7th.
On all of the above, caH Mr.. Holloman
RE. 7104; ewes, vi. 1884, with ALLEN L.
KAY, Broker.
REASONABLE TERMS
HOO block Euclid.
$500 block Illinois ave.
1900 block New Hampshire.
1900 block Park I'd.
800 block Quincy pl.
100 block Varnum.
On all Of the above, call Mr.. Holloman
RE. 1704; eve., VI. 1884, with ALLEN l.
KAY, Broker.
YACANT-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
900 block Delafield pl.
100 block Lanier pl.
5000 block 7th.
On all of the above call Mr.. Holloman
RE: 71O4; eve, VI. 1854, with ALLEN l.
KAY, Broker.
Evening star., 1947-10-25

Howe ave-, Brad5uTy+ Park. Md Hi,
il0f 4 DaNDY aNiS 4-BEDRM;, a.BArH. s-stor,
house; lse liy, nm. with firepl., din. rm..
fully eanipPPedd kit fall-sizsd ,;u bed. bbeddrms.
and full tiled bath; full bsmt. with gas h.
VIII. attached garage. nice screened porch;
cony. to shopping, transp; and schools; nice
level lot: should sell quickly at S1S,956.
siiyer Spring 81. 500 or sH. oo15 gatii
MosT WONDERFUL BRIcK-1o rms. 8
trees: W in perfect condition; for home or or
koaERs asRs' ss4a 3aSt s4n SIsf Mt kaiasr s w Md
IN ! RoLLiNGWooD we can now offer for
Here Is construction worthy Of the best
enesased by hs sEliu CAREFUL s nsh q 81
enough for the entire family garages de-
signed to ut the newest cars; each OF the
hedro9ms t,aa Is ever tgin-5sd size bea5.i-
rooms with their huge picture windows
lend themselves to generous entertaining:
around arc ''t in Them % sparkle M with the W Very y
newest OF modern equipment: For ap-
p9intmsnt m tS vIn4 inSgset E call Mr spTsthsr.
INC. 1928 K, st, NV. 20
SIO,75O-Brick BUNGALOWS for veterans,
Fla dnanced~h have large hy. I'm.
=
rms. and large kitchen, lot so IT, wide;
concrete walks, drives, curb and cutters,
shops and transp. To reach: Go out Conn.
ave. to Kensington, Nd, through Kensing-
ton, Md. to Knowles ave-, left on Knowles
ave. 2 blocks, left " blk. to homes at
Warner st and County rd. Representa-
tives on property afternoons. Sat. and
sgn sgp 5S Fer into5mation agSa call MRS. spRoEs-
ssB sassBBEsTos SINGLE BUNGALOW, Ia
koma Park. blk. from Carroll ave
Liv. rm., din. rm,. front porch, fully
saalpPed kit; il 5edrms' essIaSsoa With ,oil
Wont last long at $4,000. WOOD
CONLEY CO, 913 Pershing dr.. Silver
Spring, 81. 57o0. SH. 0015 till Q m.
IF you WANT a bungalow at bargain
IN nearby Maryland. we have many to
choose from. Call Mr. Sebra or Miss Odom.
coz & CO, NC gN 1879. .,o,ass
pl. Wheaton. Md.--lst floor living room.
dining room, kitchen, bedrooms bath:
2nd floor, 3 finished rooms apt. In base.
ment. Here is a home and GOOD income.
See it today. Out Ga. ave. to Reedie rI..
left " block to open sign. CHARLES I'd.
ONO, 81. 6179 It'll pm. or OIL. 522o..
CONTINUED on Next Psge1
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08
HOME DEMONSTRATION WEEK

THIS week Montgomery County joins the celebrating
nome demonstration Week. There yardsck by the
value of the Homemaker Clubs the Home Demon
san Agents to the rural section of this county
The effect of home instruction is seen not on
better nutrition for the family but the attractive and har
monousy decorated homes upholstered and
furniture finely tailored garments stocked pantries and
freezer lockers appreciation for fine old glass; china and u
ur and the organization of homework provide free time
Tor pursuing hobbies of which, like textile painting TOW
making and glove making ougrowhs of this same fine
program
The not confined entirely the home b coors
music appreciation which this year up the work of Sephn
Foster, art appreciation and dramatics
In her fifteen Home Demonstration Agent Miss
Edythe Turner has the respect of the
OF the county As the result of inspiration
women are now engaged in lucrative their
The Farm Womens market has grown nationwide pronenc
ana the clubs have grown in numbers and membership.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08

Annapolis-Dr. Robert F. Win
terode, recently retired superin-
tendent of the Brownsville State
Hospital, has rendered invaluable
services to the State. Having
served in this capacity since the
institution was created in 1910, he
has supervised it's growth to be-
come an institution noted for the
successful treatment of insane COL
ored patients. He was confronted
with many problems, including the
necessity of providing shelter for
patients after the fire that swept
the frame building in 1912, the
matter of employing sufficient at
tendants and the ever-increasin&
demand for additional housing
space. In spite of all handicaps, the
average discharge of patients has
been reported to approximate rs
per cent.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08
Isabel Browne Jones

Isabel Browne Jones, widow of
the late Charles Scott Jones, died
at her home, "Eldon" in Brinklow
on April 10Th. She was a native of
Montgomery County, having been
born near Triadelphia Lake, the
daughter of the late Fred T. and
Anne Worrell Browne. Mrs. Jones
was retired school teacher, hay-
ing taught in the public schools Of
Montgomery County for over 80
years.
Funeral services were held at
her late residence on Tuesday,
April goth, the Rev. Arthur l..
Ribble officiating. Burial was in
st. Johns Cemetery, Olney.
Mrs. Jones is survived by two
daughters, Eliza be TIL Browne
Jones and Anne Lea Jones, and
one son, Charles Frederick Jones.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08

Observation-Disclosures of Hy-
attsville have gained much public
ity in a recent ten per cent slash
in prices. About 40 business houses
were reported as enrolled in this
price-cutting drive, follow-up of
the Newburyport price reduction
plan. Estimates of increased bus;-
ness ranga from 10 to 20 per cent.
Some other towns in the State
have discussed and rejected the
plan.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08

Princess Anne - Monday, May
9Th to Saturday, May 10th has
b cen designated as Cleanup
Week" here, a project being sup
ported by practically every civic
organization in the town and the
County Commissioners. Many of
the citizens are cooperating by
cleaning up yards, tr m m n g
hedges, painting and making gen.
eral improvements. Crisfeld is con-
Quoting a similar campaign and it
is quite possible that other towns
could benefit by a project of this
nature.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08
RESPECT YOUR POSTOFFICE
Gan EditOriaD

drive has been instituted the defacng other
acts of vandalism in Federal buildings Rockville
this the Post Office The tendency damage post
IS not only costing the country large money year
is also unfortunate indication of the respect which many
citizens consider their governments property.
For the most part the citizens only with his
government is through the federal building make
TINS contact pleasant and respectable is the Post
oe Department to keep the property under
in Clean sanitary and preentabe condition all times
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08
Free State
N E w S
Items Of Interest
From The Counties

Centreville = The County Com
missioners of Queen Anne's Coun-
ty have set the 1947 tax rate at
$1.00, one of the lowest rates in
the State. Seventy-seven cents Of
each dollar will go to schools, of
which 65 cents will go to the gen
eral operating fund, Z cents to the
retirement of bonds and the addi-
tional 5 cents will be placed in a
building fund.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08

misunderstanding to a re-
cent news article, residents of Co
vans are complaining because they
were included in the land deal that
created the Metropolitan Area"
using the expressive phrase "in
Baltimore but not of it." Accord
ing to one old timer, before Bal
timore took over this area, we had
bad streets, poor lights, chickens,
ducks and other critters running
around in the back yards and low
taxes. Now, we have the same
things, with one exception - high
taxes"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08

Salisbury-0tfice of Temporary
Controls, Office of Price Admins
tration has announced the removal
of rent control in the Defense
Rental area, including Dorchester,
Wicomico and Worcester counties.
While some rents in these areas
will increase, the general opinion
is that they will not reach unrea-
sonable proportions.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08
Reieased BY Western NEWSPAPER Union
BY NEz GERHARD

By INEZ GERHARD
M uTON BERLE is con
1V1 centrating on two things:
proving that he can do a sue
cessful radio program and
raising two million dollars by
the end of the year. And he's
making the grade. His Tues
day night NBC show has gone so
well that it's been renewed for the
summer, and he's made one-fourth
of the two million, transforming
four nights a week with his troupe,
then rushing to New York for his
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08

Snow Hill A bill, authorizing
tie State Road Commission to con-
struct a macadam or hard-surfaced
road from Libertytown, West Ber-
lin District, westward 90 miles to
the Pocomoke River bridge at the
Wicomico County line, was vetoed
by Governor Lane. The only reason
advanced for the veto of the Wor-
cester County measure was that
such Legislative program might
seriously affect the overall pro-
gram of the State Roads Commits
sion.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08

There is little to be gained by
accusing the politicians of playing
politics. What are they in office
for?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08

Tolerance is the art of not ex-
pecting the majority to change
its life for the benefit of the
minority.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08

Railroad Version: When faster
schedules are made they will be
by automobile or plane.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08

challenge" is seen in the in
crease of psyehiatric disorders.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08

Salary of Clifford, head of A. T.
G. T., listed as S2O9,650 in 1916.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08

Singer Janis Carter, who has
never warbIed a note in films
(she'h soon be seen opposite Glenn
Ford In 'Framed"), will be publi-
cized by Columbia Pictures in a
series of singing guest shots ON the
air. She was runner-up in the
Metropolitan additions, so the build
up seems a natural for her. But
why hasn't Columbia let her sing
for the cameras?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08

Pine and Thomas forthcoming
Paramount release. Adventure Is
land" will contain several spots of
absolutely silent footage. so that
when bobby soxers squeal over
Rory Calhoun, as they did at the
preview, grown-up fans won't miss
out on the dialogue. Blank spaces
in the sound tract are to be called
scream footage" But-what if the
bobby soxers don't scream?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08

When Amos and Andy sang duet
as a gag during rehearsal of their
Tuesday NBC show recently some
body recalled that back In 1922 they
auditioned as vocalists at a Chicago
station and to their surprise got the
job. But after seven months they
quit Of their own accord; heard a
record of Bing Crosby singing with
Paul Whiteman's Rhythm Boys and
refused 10 compete.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08

When Madge Meredith worked as
cashier in 20th-Fox's cafeteria she
made screen test, but had left the
studio by the time executives got
around to seeing it. But RKO saw
the test. signed her. and she's
prominently featured in Trail
Street"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08

John Brown, starred as Melvin
Foster" on "A Date with Judy" is
easily distinguished in the halls of
.Hollywood's Radio City; he's usu-
ally running. Tuesday nights he
'sprints from Judy" to Amos
m Andy" Immediately following.
Thursday nights he's frequently on
the Abbott and Costello show and on
the Eddie Cantor program, which
takes the air as A and C sign off,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08

Radio actress Ginger Jones' most
priced keepsake came from cuff
of the trousers her husband, Les
Damon, wore at their wedding. He
found few grains of rice there,
had an old watch of hers made into
a ring. with the rice in the watch
compartment, and gave it to her on
their first anniversary. Ginger is
the clever newspaper woman in
''The Right to Happiness"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08

Columbia used 3 extra fremen
when making scenes in Her Hus-
bands Affairs. THE reason: Several
hundred extras were sporting boards
of infiammable crepe hair.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08

A few years ago Jean Pierre Au-
mont knew little English beyond
yes" and mo-" But wait till you
hear him in "Atlantisl" Seems he
spent night in jail in small Vir-
ginia town, during the war, because
he said Eyes" to the sheriff when he
should have said mo-" and was
jailed as spy. Right away he
made up his mind to learn to speak
English. as fast as possible.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-08

broadcast The money is for the
Milton Berle Foundation of the
Mems League in Aid of Crippled
Children. Oh yes-he wants to pile
up another million for the National
Children's Cardiac home in Florida.
Even Hollywood can't lure him
away!
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-28

in the finals. This team, consist
ing Of a number Of college stars,
were held By a tight defense and
the fine play of Schneider and
Flemming in retrieving the ball
from the back board gave Kihyets
the advantage of using the fast
break offense. The finai score in
TINS game was 81 to SO. Top scor-
ing honors went to Pete Schneid-
ct.
Other members of the team that
contributed to win the champion
ship was Ted Flemming, guard,
Iron Tootle, forward, Van Epps,
Forward, Schneider, center, Bart
lett, Guard, Bishop, guard Ehlers,
forward, Sibley, guard, NJ. XII
forward ana Red Bullock,
forward.
The girls defeated Sellers,
Ocean Springs and Hattiesburg to
win the championship. The girls
team composed of the former
Moss Point and Pascagoula ball
players developed a team work
throughout the season and had
won high hOnors in the independ-
ent basketball contest. The team
was composed of Elizabeth Ware,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-28
Four Way Track
Meet To Be Held
Here April 4ih

A four-way track and field meet
between the boys teams of Moss
Point. Pascagoula, G. c. M. A.,
and Hatticsburg will be held at
the Pascagoula high school track
IN Friday, April 4, beginning at
2:30.
The fourteen standard events
Of state meets will be used, to-
gether with the javelin throw
counted in Big Eight competition.
A dual meet between the Pas
eagoula and Moss Point girls will
be held the same afternoon.
The meet opens the track sea-
son here and will sec several of
last years state and regional win
ncfs performing again this year.
No advance information could
be obtained On the strength of the
two visiting teams, but il IS un-
derstood that G.. G. M. a, will be
strong again this year.
Among the Moss Point and
Pascagoula teams, Kenneth Far
ragut Of Moss Point, state discus
champion Of last year, will be on
the scene again while the Pasca-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-28
panihers Must Replace 8 Regulars;
Tigers Open With Vicksburg Here

The Pascagoula Panthers viii
bring four weeks Of intensive
spring football training TO q close
on Friday, March %. Although
Coach I. ID. Holden and his as
sistants, Mark Smith and Pee
Schneider, have had an abund-
ance Of material 60 work with in
spring practice they have a tong
way to 60 In replacing eight reg
ulars from last years squad. Therc
will be fourteen returning vet
Grams for this falls squad, most
of whom were reserves from last
year. The following schedule, as
released by Coach Holden, con
tains six Big Eight games, two
Mobile high schools, and two
Gulf Coast rivals.
Football Schedulc-fsl7-48
Sept. 19-Jackson at Jackson
Sept 26-Murphy NJ Pasc.
Oct. 3-McGill at Mobile
Oet. i0-Biloxi At Biloxi
Oct. l7-St. Stanislaus at Pa5c.
Oct. 24-Greenville at Pasc.
Oct. 31-Prayune at Pasc.
Nov. 7-GuIfport at Pasc.
Nov. l4-Laurel al Laurel
Nov. 27-Metidian at Meridian
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-28
Local Teams Take
Top Honors In
Coast Cage Till

Top honors in the Gulf Coast
Invitational Basketball tourna-
ment at the Gulfport Recreation
Hall, were both brought to Pas
cagoula by the Kihyets boys and
girls teams. Both teams were de
Iivered championship cups. after
winning out in the finals last Fri
day night. The boys defeated Sell
lers, Virgins, Mississippi Pan-Am,
Squadron TN-2 of Keesler Field
and Southern Stationery of Gulf
port, Mississippi.
Playing a fast break offcnse,
the Kihyet boys were able to de-
feat well delivered opposition,
especially the Southern Station
cry of Gulfport whom they met
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-28

The Moss Point Tigers will open
their football season here this
fall on September 10 With Vicks-
burg Greenies in the first Of six
Big Eight garncs. Three dates
I still open on the schedule ae-
coFding. TO school officials.
Tho opener will be followed
by a game with Biloxi here on
September rs and ST. Stanislaus
there on October 3rd. The Octo-
Der 10 and II Hates arc open. as
IL the November z date.
McComb comes here on Octo-
Der "a and the Tigers 60 10 Nat
chez on October 81. The Tigers
n to Gulfpoft On November Ia
and Hatticsburg come here on
November ri and tho season ends
with the traditional game with
Picayune on November n.
Head Coach Dick Shields has
8 rough schedule before him and
only five men with varsity ex-
pcrience left from last years
team. Manyi BOYS up from the
n team haveo looked good in
spfing training, which has been
cratic, howevtr, because Of the
Weather.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-28
Vets To Wear Their
Uniforms AT Boil
April 2. Army Day

The American Legion. Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars, and Dis
abled American Veterans jointly
announced this week that they
would sponsor a military ball on
Army Day, April Z, at $50 p. m.
at the Recreation Center on Mar
ket. street. Celebrating the an
nual observance of Army DAY,
the ball will be open to both vet
Grams and the public. but al vet
Grams, whether of World Wars |
or II, are requested to come in
uniform. Veterans are permitted
to wear their old uniforms on Ger
tain ceremonial occasions, and this
occasion will give the veterans a
chance 10 wear their uniforms
and medals. A nominal charge
will be made, to cover the cost
of the orchestra.