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Evening star., 1948-04-22
SALESMAN.

sALBsMEN--We have openings for 8 good,
nationally advertised product supreme
m m NEG Our Gsr 3seoy @ssFx
srsnt you a personal interview and basis
Of COMPENSATION. will be thoroughly dis
s. % Ask 'as for n Mr. 70 sptier SPITE e betTeen Resn
sAitsMEN, fuii or part time; opportunity
start. With chance for sdvancement; no
ply o12 9Th st. NV, and floor, to 8 p m.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Excellent op-
portunity to Join q growing organization.
R nsf PaSas 'fs Rest6F in 'S5 ssoo ''iss
TSsij INsURANcE AleE'0 MAN of proven abality. to
L LIFE Rui ssUrkNeE 81 1sEa4ss co S HHAkfH kns CITY
Afaind1ss; kfAh Es1kfE n Statesmen, e.p.r. a@s or
car; Here is q, real opportunity to connect
With well-loc. and established nrm,
well educated and COURAGEOUS. We will
give you the necessary training to become
ppy sarsd.y Ia hs so pm Sharp 5psnss Ffo
18th st. s.. {. D. MURPHY, Realtor,
WANTED AT oNcE-Man or woman for
Rawleigh route: real opportunity for work
. %llss RH%IEfeHs Dept. S' Dc pcD Sis if~$$4;
SALESMAN, real estate, experienced and
active, Arlington man to join staff Of
3 statesmen. r. W. MULLEN, OK. 1882.
SALESMAN, live wire. to sell large line of
phonograph records commission. Co
MAR D1sTR. CO., Box 593. Baltimore, Md.
SALESMAN, 3O-40. for local branch Of
known brewery; salary plus car al
Year or sainfulls % employed y in D, c. - for n
saTEsMFN W4STEb YAK ft1x xr s5S
statesmen to call on architects and build
ers Statesmen with. following in building
INDUSTRY preferred, but will consider men
required II you can All this position;
g. Ask for MR.. CURL, 927 10th st. n W.
EXTRA MoNEY-1f you have some spare
time time we Will help you convert 1t into
estate business while You % earn ou You @ must lus
be well educated. have clean record. a
pleasing pleasing personality and car, Apply
xrrihSeE 3 sALnSMsasNNY LMnSMssNY :.ps4iens,d e.T
going outside. store leads; Arlington
MEN AND WOMEN, colored. sale, distri-
button; fast selling household necessity;
salary and commission. Phone immedi-
III ys2 sS sSss latiSTfS MSSdFHcr6RER i f55Iy bIs
TRIBUTING CO. "a
Statesmen, real estate. exper not neces-
sary but helpful: must have an automo-
bile: average person can earn in excess OF
$4,000 year. RIGGS g. CO.. EN-. 2345
"a
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Excel oppor-
tunitv with a well-estab.ished firm operat-
Ing. principally in Montgomery County
and Northwest Washington. Ample list
inss of homes, farms and development
property. Call Mr.. Pearson, Sligo 54O0
Tor appt. STANLEY PEARSON Realtor,
Evening star., 1948-04-22

CASHIER, experienced. PIX relief OF
miss HAN H8MEfoN fEfosi D fne 57ss atssf
PSs;t1Pn; SEV sf5l Institution or private home soz
DREssMAKiiNG design. remod. alteratio
1890 Irving st. NV, Apt, 4. Ap: 22ss. :,
e. RDF r. or 4el 1sI %1sh VA S1ii yrs exp lSa and
GIRL; j. se solored' desires days work. Call
GIRL, colored. would like Job as maid in
store, or g.h.w.; live out; Ii. 40o2. =
ths week. or dishwashing Job in daytime
R eo9Ess sas ss fe5 ess %sek work
ath St. hosst..ns nw after xIs11art pm co,k rs.
I sss1' capable Complete charge: BOX 3sS.v IS.
NURSE (white). hosp. training. long exp.
day duty; ref. Hillside 3494. ~.
patient; references: Phone Columbia SS4o
position with children; refs. Chestnut
PRACTIcAL NURSE AND HoUsEKEEPER,
ylllinMg M to go away for summer. Box
fsacrIcaL psvyi CAL NURSES, available: tTsinee
rates. DI. 43s4, MISS BEE, weekdays only
PRACTICAL NURSES available {gradu.
367l. 8 to $3.50 wk DAYS, 9 to , sat
RECEPTIONIST, 3 yrs. exper. in wide
awake company. Silver Spring or vic. Phone
81. 0045 or PL. O3S4. -225
SECRETARY, intelligent, efficient, desire.
position Institution. or private home. Boz
stenographic. clerical routine; will travel
Box 392-V, Star. -23
STENO., excel, highly experienced, .5
desires work ewes. Call MISS MORRILL,
EX. 1888, 10 pm. 23s
WIDOW, young. cultured and refined, de.
sires evening employment from 5:30 pm
one. which will give contact with pub ic
Box 33S-V, Star. 80
WOMAN, white, refined, with child Ia
wishes work as houSekeeper or governess
FIR. 5479 between 8 am. and pm. 23'
WOMAN, white, reliable, wants work o.
any kind except cooking: reliable and gooc
references. Phone PL. 0335.
Evening star., 1948-04-22
HELP DOMESTIC.

BREAKFAST COOK-HOUSEMAN for board
MIS- ns fssf # Ss III 10th f ns 5ssDEs5 s.:
CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS, white: live
n upstairs s.t rm and bath r1 n family
cha mf f.f eisfn!ff eoiored NV NV
section, permanent, live in, upstairs room
can furnish local refs. Salary, S100 per
mo- nc Nc 6 s446' - am-ls noon Ms7 ~
ees rss rea so rt no wo fs live p
rm:: fond Of children age 4 d6 and T. No
cesok s5sfnRs .sps4 saast and Mo reliable sb
wk.; 3 in family: live in, lovely upstairs
I'm; and bath; ref: ref. required. Apply AR ts bs;
COOK. Al, to liv. in; 3 in family; Nd
xo1t no aundTs M Sm mas nstrs gs snd
eooR eesR ANS ans GRw.. in wi apartment, ae heip
gith Tnh No baby Zieh to live in or stay nights
Gea cook ko AND sIs0 0G.H.w.; live in, lovely rm.:
good salary; ,experieneed, with local refer
eRSfI eo6pLE caE 70 w I've n suburbs: child 10
bath. etc; refs. req. Box 345-v. Star;
GHw, plain cooking; reliable settled
woman i've in Washins.oR rsR 1 Esterssess ses
sHy s .sss sssa .9 %ss' sif esh Hs:
CIV, I exp. local refs. other help empl.;
Thurs. afternoon, every other Sun. Of;
sI9 Live n,s1n In RE lokia9 s1eo sas5o live Out
.v.hn, help With nkl2 nouns eh5dssn
through $40 dinner; Bendix; every
Thursday afternoon and all day Sum
day Of; must have recent excellent refer
ences. health and chest x-ray card b92l
Nevada aye aye nv; nI,. near Chevy Chase Circle
G.HW. AND COOK. Monday throush Sat-
prday; s;IS A throysh nsg6 s:!5' $50 ysek 4.
H0UsEKEEPER, white. age 25-40: live in:
ary, pleasant gan sggIaTnoundinss; references
HOUsEKEEPER, fond OF children. Small
house. own room; Bendix: vacation with
pay; $3.50 month. 40 minutes from New
a1d a1dk telephone, S Me MIS-. fa.at Elias. s. West
blvd. East Rockaway. N. z.
HOUSEKEEPER, for motherless home: live
in, be one Of family; salary. ME. obr5.
HoUsEKEEPERs, 2. white preferred, to
care for house and children Of employed
couple; one to i've in: hrs. 6-4: another
part tiWs, tees te start at 3; cook evesns,ns
R6HsEWoKkER, Res1 sa1as living Hysst.vils- Belts
vile area; $50 vk. for wk. Of days.
HOTEL COURT. 5000 BALTIC. blYd, TO.
MAiD, must be good cook. s.hw. to live
In; nice private bath; good refs. necesssry:
Evening star., 1948-04-22
HELP MEN ond WOMEN.

CLERK-TYPIST. also stenoRrapher, needed
in position offering advancement based
on ability and dependability UNITED
CLAY PRoDUCTs, 931 Invest. Bldg. -22
COUPLE. white, exper. gardener for estate
In suburban Va. wife to do g.h.w: home
and aad, utils. furn; salary, $3.50. Call FA.
HANDYMAN AND WIFE, colored, to work
and live In at boarding house. Apply in
81. 1894 Ok
IF YoU ARE OVER 40. white. no chill
dren. good Catholic couple, would like
to live In nice home, get a good salary
and not work too hard the man to know
little bit about gardening and handy
work and woman, housework, write for
further information. Box 357-X. Star
FOUNTAIN CLERKS, white Apply HOW
ARD JOHNSON. 1900 Pa ave Sc -22
YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN wanted to
sell display adysrtisins for leading news.
retail merchandising and advertising de-
sirable;, good salary: this is a grand op-
portunity for the right person Write
comprehensive letter to BALTIMoRE
SUN, Baltimore, Nd, attention Mr. Spauld-
ing Albert
Evening star., 1948-04-22

BUSINESS.
statesmen. S75 wk. tm), grocery exper. :,
have car, draw S75 wk.; soap salesman,
MEL SERVICE. isi1 6 st. NV next to
sEcYa author. 1925 mo-; excep, advance
men sssy sau nr.i
adds prestige to be sent BY Boyd's, Est; t
ADAMs sii; M; Fac 2TfE$asctHERy AGENCY handle. tn,
Colorado Building. 14th and G. RE. 3938
AN IMPROVED position through q, proven
e%poss to al .Dees os
YOU: So you will be able to climb up the
ladder Of success faster Why not disauss MS;us
Your frst conference will give you, the
goHNsEN gedafss; IA Assoc1ATEs os i4s4 K st. NV
sEcsiTGcrGSxL HIs SO a m
ass ssSsss 'sas,
sEFyGE set ysfGGREaahf Ea s SIS w wE SA "a Sp5o & edu-
gineerinE secretary. $50 wk.; secy:, radio
engineer sec, 5-day, $500; legal secretary,
people. $50 wk.: asst. public stenog.. 500
up; sales .office secretary: expr., $500 up;
Silver Spring: Nd. secy;, dsg' Ssgg' S2'3oo up;
ssene SECRETARY. inter. work. ssoo mo- wa aussop
secretary, fascinating work, S225. Need
100 new applicants daily for new top-sal-
e. sss 20 sr. See ass s
white: welcome. BoYD's, 1883 r, MA.
RADIO ENG, 5000 (m.>, familiar with
5000 up. PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 @
st. NV. Ma. $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-04-22
HELP WOMEN.

ADDREssoGRAPH or Graphotype opera
tor; under 35 yrs; experience preferred,
but not essential; 35-hr 5-day week. no
Sats.; permanent position with life In
surance CO. Apply RIM. 40s, S16 l4th st.
ny. between am; and pm. -27
ADVERTISING TELEPHONE CLERK for
classified advertising department Of news
paper: b-day. 40-hour week: permanent
position for good typist capable OF han
ding incoming telephone calls Apply
personnel once, Room 504, THE EVENING
STAR. 110l Pennsylyania ave. NV. -26
ALTERATIONS ASSISTANT for ladies'
ready-to-wear shop: must also know ft-
ting; salary to start, S35 per wk. 6-day
vk, Apply K1.EIN'S. 1927 F st nw-23
AL ITERATION HAND. experienced on wom-
ems work, steady, pleasant position. KING
EEEDLEWoRK SERVICE. 351o Conn.
ASSISTANT CASHIER. experienced. b-day
week. Apply before noon, BEST & Co,
AssfsTANT MANAGER, cafeteria; must be
home economics graduate. capable of
handling large quantity food production
6.dsy, 40-hr. week; aged 23-40. GOVERN
MENT SERVICES, INC, 1119 21st st. ".
BAKERY sALEsGIRL. bakery exper. pre-
bAN BAKERY. AVERY sE' R'4 ss4s, sorA for APPOINT sD
BEAUTICIAN, full or part time. good SAL
sry, Call Ex. el81, PARK LANE BEAUTY
@Ot. -26
Evening star., 1948-04-22
INSTRUCTION COURSES,

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION undei
GI bill. Men and women Phone Olive:
MODEM TEANNG In besuty culture. an
subjects taught Approved hy Governmeni
coLLgGE. 1910 g st. NV. pI 1852
steering wheels. permits. ?. c., Nd. and
va EASY METHOD SCHOOL. NO. 1924.
LEARN TYPEWRITER REPAIRING under
CT Bill For information. call 81. 9044
CAPTTOL SCHOOL OF TYPEWRITER NE,
CHANICs. 1928 New York ave; NV. -
SUCCESS! 400 courses to choose from
free catalog on request. INTERNATIONAL
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. 210 Bond
bldg ME- S1ffi %
Evening star., 1948-04-22
MOTOR TRAvEL.,

MAN DIVING 70 CALIFORNIA t:ks 4;
sST.fHk ssTa aDf 'i A%D Szfasl fIi2ssh fDSkSivEk
take car to Dallas. Tex, or yiclnity
Leave I:s, ass, sp' time References W. 1s $50
RIDE XVAILABLE for 3 to New York City;
leave sat, Apr. a; ret. Wed, Ape. 70.
no, 70eS afteY $50 p.A-
Evening star., 1948-04-22
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

COUPLE, colored, husband chauffeur and
handyman; wife, cook and maid; seashore
for summer pref; refs: S275 month. Box
3S2-V, Star.
Evening star., 1948-04-22
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
DOMESTIC

NATUREL is REAL, real is good-n you
need good colored help to fill any kind Of
lob, call NATUREL EMPLOYMENT AGEN-
CY NO 36hQ %
Evening star., 1948-04-22
HELP WOMEN,

COLLEGE GRADUATES, bright young
women, experienced, for selling fine ap-
parel on Saturdays; excellent earnings.
KAPLOWITZ, 18th st. bet. E and F.
CoMPToMETER OPERATOR. WESTERN
Evening star., 1948-04-22

BREAKFAST COOK-HOUSEMAN for board
MIS- ns s III 10th fe s na lsas
CHAMBERMAID-WAI white: live
S120 mo-; refs. essential. DU 2113. -27
CHAMBERMAID-WAI colored, NV
Evening star., 1948-04-22

SPECIAL this month. Occasional chair re-
sBs9s}stsrsszc sBgsss zcAbsaY fssafY 51RsSo1sRaf E so
NAY I CONTACT the rooms o. porch OF
FENCE you want painted7 I do the work
myself. For interview. call Da. 7zsS Pc
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
More Than so Employees of Moss Point
Mill Will Get 25-Yeor Service Medal

The biggest party ever held by
the International Paper family
consisting of golden jubilee eele-
hratiOns held simultaneously
throughout the country during the
week Of June l4-l9 By 81 Inter-
national mills and plants-wm
have is grand finale here in Moss
Point On Thursday, June Il.
On tbs dav the Moss Point
Atll q The eampanys Southern
kHah Division Will conclude is
faur-dav apen house program with
: Sandy Day faf employees and
members nf then families aeeond-
- ~ frank HlNson aad l. A
NeQre manassa aad zzeat q ths
all
DgFa. the aas asiss ef ne
an Al BE- anen eais o. sm
aHFtsz aai HHmheEa 81 en-
HaEeaz anlHIaa Nha all aka
- eezaa tsz af - mlll
The Hazli1a Hsan9 = she -
rtH aH uH salnz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
c ofC Directors
Adopt ThreefoId
Program At Meet

Industrial promotion and SER
vice, port development and the
proposed construction of a hotel
are the three major projects
adopted by the directors of the
Chamber of Commerce as the pro-
gram for the remainder of the
fiscal year at the monthly meet
ing held on Friday evening,
II was adopted on the recon-
mendation of President w. Ed
Virgins that all activities of the
organization for the remaining
eight months of the present ad-
ministration be curtailed with the
exception of these three major
projects,
Aggressive following up of all
prospects indicating an interest
in this community was authorix-
ed and an intensive search for
those firms which might find it
profitable TO locate here or TO
ship through this port was also
authorized.
The Board heart a report by
the secretary : manager, Verne
Barnes of his contacts in and
around New York City.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
Contract Let To.
Mobile Firm For
Dredging

The Mobile Dredging Company
of Mobile was awarded a con-
tract in the amount of $l9.e53.79
by the PaSeagoula City Council
on Saturday for the continued
dredging of the Inner Harhor.
The Inner Harbor and Yacht
Basin adjoins Lake Yazoo on
Scovel Bayou, Just west of South
PaSeagoula street and is between
West Yazoo avenue and West
Lakewood Drive,
The contract calls for the work
to start as soon as possible and
to be completed within 90 days.
The work is to consist of the
excavation of all existing ma
terial west of the steel pipe bulk
head near South pascagoula
street, including islands, between
the banks of the harbor, to a
depth of six feet, mean low tide.
The channel is to be excavated
from the middle of the harbor
for a distance of 600 feet by an
average width of 81 feet.
The work will include the dis
posal of all dredged material and
to fill in behind the steel pile
hulkhead with selected materi-
ais to the grade level with the
top of the bulkhead.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
Winner Of Title
ALI American
Girl" Visitor Here

Miss Mary Ruth Wade, a fresh
man at McNeese Junior college,
Lake Charles, was awarded the
title "All American Girl" in 8
nationwide contest sponsored by
the Ralph Edwards Truth or
Consequences" radio program for
the most beautiful and TYPICAL
American girl.
From over 5000 pictures the
photograph of Miss Wade was se-
lected by Sergeant Dick Schar-
honick of the Paraplegic Veter-
ans hospital at Los Angeles.
Miss Wade, the 18-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
D, Wade of Negreet, La, is the
sister of Mrs, John c. Paul, River
Road. Moss Point. whom she Wis
tied for several weeks last sum-
mer.
On Saturday Miss Wade was a
guest on the Truth or Conse-
quenees" radio program having
flown out to Hollywood on Fri
day. She started to work on
Monday on a motion picture star
ring Rod Cameron and Ilona Mas
sey, 1t is expected that the film,
The Plunderers", will have its
premiere in Lake Charles.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28

employees and their families, who
viii celebrate the conclusion Of
the 50th anniversary party Of
the company with a picnic and
other special entertainment
The grand windup Of The dsy
viii be the special award Of a
familiar spruce tree Imprint ef
company who has worked IS
years or more for the company a
for mills and plants now operated
by the company.
The medallionS viii bear the
familiar spruce tree imprint =
me company trademark on m
iaee. aud ne name Of ne en-
plakee FeestxtnE : on re Othes
sIHa IN recognition 81 mere ~
= aaaltsI century 81 taxal So
Vlea
Nafe IaaH 90 EMPLOYEES ~ -
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msaaliNsa une 4 thz hrsezs
sHasHs L zas = - semaaus
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
SIX MONTH

George Hill, 1l-year-old negro
boy. was given a six-month SEN
tence on the county road and a
$3.50 suspended fine by Mayor
John R, Watts in Pascagoula po-
lice court Wednesday. He pied
guilty to taking a suit, two pairs
of pants, a shirt and radio from
Witchen Brothers Cleaners Mon
day night. He was apprehended
by Officer Murray and Special
Policeman ]. A. Witchen.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
u. S. Maritime
Member Talks To
Gulfpori Group

Under a planned program of
construction by the Maritime
Commission. Gulf shipyardS
should continue TO receive their
share of ship contracts and in
some instances may fate expan-
sion, Grenville Mellen, United
States Maritime Commissioner,
told a group of approximately
200 business men at a dinner
Tuesday evening at Gulfport
sponsored by the Greater Cult
port Association.
Nine officials and business men
from jackson county attended the
dinner.
The United States needs a mer-
chant fleet that ranges between
its peacetime and wartime needs,
MIR. Mellen told the gathering.
and the Maritime Commission has
a planned program of conserva-
tive construction, This program,
he said. fosters the proper kind
of ship for use in peace or other
wise
Mr.. Mellen has served as a
member of the Maritime Commits
sion since July and. 1916. At the
time of his appointment he was
a resident of Gulfport, but was
born in New Orleans.
In touching on the activities of
the Port of Gulfport, Commits
Sioner Mellen said that il had
recorded more shipping activity
during l947 than any port of its
size on the Gulf. However ne
added, mo port can really pro-
greSs unless il has regularly
scheduled steamship sailings."
He held cut little hope Of the
Marshall plan being of much
long range aid to shipping. There
is no substitute for international
trade and ships must carry inn
ports IS well as exports No mer-
chant marine can junction with
cut an International exchange Of
commodities
he said that the location Of
Gulf shlpyaFds gave them a stra-
tegie advantage AMI this, coupled
with climatic conditions allowing
- menths operation put them IN
a Position 4 share substantially
N aaN shlpeallding program
Atten1inE the dinner nom
laekssa couaty were Representa-
tive Hafmez GaalleE Super
VscH 1 A khayat MAYER John
4 Watts e Raseaseala y n
Guest 81 + 8 HammelI WI
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
Ingalls, Submits Best Bid on Argentine
Work. Lonier Says In Launching Talk

The Ingalls, Shipbuilding Cor
poration has submitted the best
bid on Is million dollars Of dredge
work for the Argentine govern
ment, but the present world sit
uation and lack of dollar exchange
has held up the letting Of a con
tract, Monro B. Lanier. president.
said Friday In a short talk fol-
lowing the launching Of the Mo-
torship MOP %. a twin-Serew
eoaStwise cargo vessel built for
the Argentine Republic.
The vessel Was the l06th -
take 10 the water from the ingalls,
Ways here. and was the fourth
and last ef this class being built
fer the Ministry q Public Works
- Argentina I also marked the
frat tine IN ans years that he
Ingalls, says hass bssa empty Il
szaaelA
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
"Moonshine" Found
In Possession OF
Moss Point Negro

Approximately 90 gallons of
'moonshine" whiskcy were found
by Moss Point policemen on Mon.
day night in the possession of
Clarence Martin. colored.
According to Officer II. Z.
Jones who. along with Officer c.
T. Wilson found the whiskey,
Martin had II in assorted contain
ers and evidence showed that he
had possibly already sold some.
as five 20 gallon kegs were
empty.
Martin was turned over 10 the
federal authorities and was lodg-
ed in the Harrison county ial in
Culfport
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28

steel, and the yard has actually
declined business because Of no
increase in its steel quota, he
continued.
However. he added, priority
business is in sight and il OBJ
tanned the necessary steel will
be forthcoming.
Negotiations are under way
with major oil companies for the
building Of tankers. Mr.. Lanier
said. which r strategic to nat.
ional defense. The ingalls, yard
already has in hand a contract
for It's FIRST large tanker. and has
q tentative contract for eonstruc-
ton o. another that would BE
the largest ever built
As soon as sufficient steel Is
made available We sill be able =
seeuFe enough business 4 operate
TIE yard Il normal capacity NJ.
t.aHIsF ssid
II also talked briefly = otheF
hnss ~ WeFk beng developed -
Ne yard - 20 ehleh III build
un the waklosd
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
RAID INN

The Rainbow Inn was closed
and the operator charged follow
ing a raid on the place about
$50 a m. Sunday by Sheriff
Guy Krebs and Deputy Leo Byrd.
Sidney Hansen was charged with
having liquor under his control
and possession and hearing was
sent in Justice of the Peace B.
B. Hobby court for Saturday
morning. The establishment was
ordered closed by the sheriff for
having no license to operate.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28
Cancer Drive To
Be Closed June |.
Says Chairman

The Cancer Drive will be
brought to a close in jackson
county by June l, r, c, Gulley.
county chairman, announced this
week. The quota for this year
was reduced as a result of the
smaller population but in order
to meet this lesser figure county
wide cooperation is necessary,
Anyone in the PaScagoula bust,
ness AREA who has not been con.
tacted is requested to send his or
her contribution to MIR, Gulley as
chairman of the drive.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-28

Pascagoula police warned mo-
florists this week that anyone
caught exceeding the speed limit
will be given a ticket. Police
opened the campaign against
speedsters by warning offenders
and have now begun giving tick
cts. Chief of Police ], E. Shirley
said. Police have been assigned
to patrol the beach at all times
to prevent speeding and to in
sure order and general good con-
duct, Chief Shirley said.