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Evening star., 1948-12-09
West Chases Jackson
Catches Him Often
Enough 10 GET Nod

Sonny Boy West definitely is
champion of Stonewall Jackson. He
put the clincher on his local welter-
weight rival with a 12-round de-
cision last night at Uline Arena.
Sonny Boy didn't knock out Jackson
this time as in their last previous
engagement last month, but 1t might
have been because he couldn't catch
him. jackson spent most of the u
rounds going backward at slightly
faster clip than West could 60 for
ward.
The unanimous verdict gave West
q 2-1 edge over jackson, the latter
having taken the decision when
they first met last summer. Last
nights bout wasn't quite up to the
standard set in those previous bouts.
1t was a long range battle. with
more clinching than inhghtins when
they got close.
There was lots of dodging and
feinting by both, with jackson get.
ting an early edge in the first five
rounds by counter punching and
hitting West from unusual angles.
After that jackson appeared loggy
and slow as West started pressing
harder and chasing the retreating
jackson faster. From the sixth on
Jackson did little except 60 back
ward and Dodge. Vests aggressive
ness gave him a good edge at the
end. There was q sort of knock
down In the last round. jackson
going down under furry, but get
ting up Immediately. He took the
regulation eight-count on his feet,
maintaining he had slipped.
The turnout of 2.375 customers.
slightly less than they had last
month. paid a gross gate of $4.81932
and a net of $3,432S0. Each fighter
weighed 1856 pounds.
Prelims were not up to usual
standards, a distinct lack Of skill
being evidenced in most of them.
Closest was Ray Hanbury's split de-
cision over Leestover johnson in q
four-rounder. In other fours, Her
man johnson decisioned Russell
Rohner, and Tee Edwards got the
nod over Joe Green, while the semi
final six was a standoff between
Johnny Holt and Art Bethea.
-sHUBER.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
By Malcolm Lomborne, Jr.

Presidents Cup Regatta power races
were set down tentatively for Sep
tember "a and Is, newt year. Sail
races would come a week end earlier.
Evening star., 1948-12-09

Sammy Baugh of the washington
Redskins today appealed to Wash
ington grid fans to 60 to bat for a
worthy young athlete at Griffith
Stadium Sunday.
Baugh referred to the double
header bringing together Car Credit
and Irish War Vets at 1890 and
Southwest and Brookland-Wood-
ridge Merchants at 2 pm. in games
for the benefit of Eddie Tawney,
Southwest's triple threat, who broke
his back last October in a Metro
politan Amateur Football League
game
These football players are offer
ing to help good kid out of a
tough spot" Baugh said. I've met
Eddie Tawney, and he's prince of
Q boy. I bought tickets for these
games because I wanted to do some
Evening star., 1948-12-09

thing for Eddie, but believe I'll get
my moneys worth in seeing some
real football battling"
Car Credit. overall Metro League
l60-pound champion for the last two
years, aims to extend its undefeated
streak through IS games.
Southwest Merchants hope to turn
the tables on Brookland- Woodbridge.
l948 Western Division 160-pound
champion which was edged cut by
Northeast Body Works in the Metro
Leagues championship playoffs,
1912.
Southwest was the Metro League S
160-pound champion a year ago,
and was setting the pace in the
Western Division race this season
until 1t bowed to Brookland after
Tawney broke his back while scor-
ing the touchdown that sent his
mates into an early 60 lead.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Fore AND AFT

The Army has lifted two restricted
and prohibited areas of long-stend-
ing in the Potomac River One OF
them even goes back as far as
Word War I. The actions are part
of services survey of the many
areas under restrictions on inland
waterways. The idea was to drop
those no longer considered essential
in peacetime.
A restricted and prohibited area at
the mouth of Breton Bay, OF New
tons Neck has been eliminated. This
was set up during the last war for
testing guided missiles.
An even larger restricted area be-
tween the Maryland and Virginia
shores of the Potomac off Quantico
also has been eliminated. 1t was
created during World War I for use
as firing range for the Marine base
nearby.
A Washington's Birthday Regatta
expected to attract leading fr4stoite
shippers of the East will be held on
Washington Channel February l9
and 20 under auspices of Columbia
Yacht Club. Races are planned for
Penguins, Thistles, Tempests, Class
D dinghies and any other class tnat
-musters at least three starters.
: The club has ambitious plans Tor
the event, including perpetual tro-
nhies. hot chow, movies and a
dance. Racing begins the first day
at l pm. and the second day at
10 am.
Penguin enthusiasts in the Poto-
mac-Chesapeake area, meanwhile
compete this week end off Mayo on
south River in chilbains regatta
sponsored by Baltimore and West
River Penguin fleets. Racing starts
Saturday at lis pm. and Sunday
at 1915 am.
The three schools sponsoring the
Potomac Frostbite Regatta helo last
week end here are taking OF al
least doubling the entry list, with
invitations going out to many more
colleges. Because of transportation
problems, teams from two schools
failed to show up However, there
were four visiting teams, plus George
Washington, Georgetown and Mary.
land.
It's still better than six months
away, but at least one civilian
yachtsman on the Chesapeake Is
planning to enter the Newport
Annapolis ocean race next June H.
He Is Larry Newark of Maryland
Yacht Club, owner Of the 35-foot
sloop Krawen. This should make
her one Of the smallest yachts in the
feet.
The Naval Academy already has
disclosed plans for racing four OF
its yachts ts-Hishland Light. Nor
derny, Resolute and another yaWl
as yet undesignated.
Hudson Moses, local outboaro
hydroplane ace, now is secretary Oh
.. Region 4 Of the American Power
Beat Association. Horace Walker
an old hand at regatta circuiting, is
treasurer. Jacob j. Hubbart OF
Baltimore has been reelected chair
man. All this took place last Sun
day at a meeting in Baltimore. The
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Lions and Reds ToneIe
Here Tomorrow Niqht

Coach Frank Beisler's Washing
ton Lions will be eyeing another up
set tomorrow night when they op-
pose the Eastern Division leading
Providence Reds in an American
Hockey League match at Uline
Arena, $50 o'clock.
The local pros jolted the New
Haven Ramblers here Tuesday night,
Sd, and are cunning for the scalps
Of the big Reds. who registered
l6 wins and two ties against only
Ave defeats In their first % starts
this season.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Fights Lost Night
BY the Assoeioted Press

ST. LOUIS.-Lee Sala. 1871, Donora'
Pa, knocked out Jimmy Hayden, 1oo4'
New York 90.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Jimmy Flood.
l5aI3, New York. outpointcd BUDDY
Jac':son. 1921, New York 90,
NlrLWAUKEE.-Bob sandbers. IA ha'
M'lwalik--. knocted out Alvin Jordan
1913. Milwaukee, a..
B1rGHAMToN. N. Y-Leon Gabriel
1856, Atlantic CITY. stopped Ernie But
Ter. 151h. Washington. D. c., "a.
OAKLAND. Calf Rudy Cruz. 131 T.
Los Angeles. and Jesse Flores, 13s,
Stockton. Calf, drew 10).
WICHITA. Kans-Sylvester Perkins,
16l Chicago. knocked out Kenny
Red" Barton, 1872, Arkansas CITY
kans. ID.
PHOENIX, Ariz.--Charley Salas. 49,
Phoenix. stopped Francisco Sauceoo,
139. Vera Cruz. Mexico 90.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Jensen Snubs Pro
Baseball Offers
To Stay at Cal
By the Associoted Press

BERKELEY, Calf, Dec. 9.-Note
to California's football opponents
for l949-Fullback Jackie Jensen
will be around. He's not turning
pro.
The 198-peund California back
field whiz said last night he has
passed up tempting professional
baseball offers-he's a pitcher-in
favor Of graduating in the spring
of 1850
Jensen said he had given the
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Butler Of D. c. Stopped
In Bout With Gabriel
by the Associo1ed Press

BINGHAMTON, N. Y, Dec. g.
Leon Gabriel, 156, of Atlantic City
won by technical knockout last
night over Ernie Butler, 1914, of
Washington, D. c., in the feature
of boxing show here. /
The scheduled 10-rounder was
stopped at 1:49 of the fourth after
Butler had sustained a heavy beat
ing. There we're no knockdowns.
Evening star., 1948-12-09

offers Every serious consideration. {"
Having Jensen around next fall
will be like money in the bank for
Coach Lynn Waldorf. The hard
driving blond was the Bears Of
fensive mainstay the past season, in
which they were undefeated.
Jensen will carry CALIFORNIA;
hopes in the Rose Bowl game.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Team Match Is Booked
For UIine Mat Monduy

An Australian tag team match
bringing back TarZan Frank Hewitt
and Jim Wallis against Rocco Co
Jumbo and Steve Cob will be fea.
tured on the weekly wrestling show
at Uline Arena Monday night.
In a return engagement Angelo
Savoldi will oppose Arnold Orchid
Boy" Skaaland In q one-fall match.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Woodward Whips Stuyvesunt

Woodward opened Its Tri-State
League schedule with 3l-12
triumph over Stuyvesant yesterday
at Warrenton. Center Latch led the
winners with IL points.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Kendall Five Wins, 42-28

Kendall School won, 1923, over
West Virginia School for the Deaf
last night at Romney, w. Va. The
Kendall girls also were victorious,
32-18.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
ExclMsiUely Yours,
Capital Full of Parties and Talk;
Brides Surprise Society Scribes
Betty Beale

meeting of muoh-traveled persons
was in honor of our newly appoint
ed Ambassador to Panama and Mrs.
Monnett Davis, who became good
friends of the Dunns when both
couples were stationed in Buenos
Aires 10 years ago. In fact, every
body there had memories Of the
Argentine.
The Davises, who are stopping at
the Hay-Adams, will be in Wash
ington probably another two months.
Not only are they awaiting Senate
confirmation of Mr.. Davis appoint
ment, but he has to remain here for
the time being as member OF the
State Departments Senior Selection
Board. The Dunns are a charming
new addition to Capital society.
Formerly Counselor for Economic
Affairs at our Embassy in Santiago,
Chile, Mr.. Dunn has now been as
signed to the department and he
and his wife have bought house in
Georgetown. Mexican born, she
knows South America well, has been
collecting antiques there for Is
years, loves Victorian ones.
n X ~
Latest twosome with that hearts
and flowers look are attractive,
poised Lisette Littlehales and good
looking, blond Randy Hagner. They
90 everywhere together-must be
something in the air. :. In town
ever since they were married over
a week ago, Nina and Nat Luttrell
look perfectly happy despite the
fact that their honeymoon trip has
BEEN postponed. They planned to
60 to Nassau, but business inter-
(See BEALE, Page DID
Evening star., 1948-01-18
anita CaVgas,
Fiance Feted

Miss Anita Cajigas and her fiance,
Flying Officer. George Mattusch,
R.C.A.F, were entertained again
last evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Harland Crowell entertained a group
of their older friends at delight
full buffet dinner in their Connecti-
cut avenue apartment. Although
the engaged couple will not be mar
ried until February %, parties in
their honor began last week and
will continue right up until their
wedding.
The gathering at Mr.. and Mrs
Crowell's last evening was chiefly
diplomatic. The Ambassador of Costa
Rica and Sonora de Gutierrez and
their son Senor Don Francisco Gu
tierrez. jr., were there and the Am
bassador of Ell Salvador and Sonora
de Castro and their son and daugh-
ter-in-1aw, DR.. and Mrs. Alexandra
Castro, the Mexican Ambassador
and Sonora de Espinosa de los Mon
teros, the Dominican Ambassador
and Sonora de Thomen, COL and
Sonora de Munilla, Nine. Vladimir
Rybar, Comdr. and Mrs. John Lee
Elwell, Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Mac
Pherson, Flight 1t. and Mrs. Charles
F. Waite, Group Capt. and Mrs. j.
G. Stephenson, Federal Trade Com
missioner and Mrs. Robert Freer,
Mrs. A. c. Burrows and Mrs. Thomas
F. Schneider.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
BOXER SHOW BENEFIT
AFFAIR.

Apparently all set for the
Potomac Borer ShotD to be
held January 80, are Mrs.
E. C. B. Danforth, 5r. GetD,
chairman of the sho1U, hold
ing Cruiser of Wolf Trap, and
Adrienne Zuckert and her
mother, Mrs. Eugene Zuckert,
Dho has Annette OF Forest
Glen on a leash. Both dogs
aUiU be In the SholD 1Dhich is
being giuen for the benefit of
the Juntor Army Many Guild
Organization. Midnight to-
night is the deadline for all
entries for this second na-
tional borer shoD to be held
at Fort Myer.
Mrs. D1Dight D. Eisenhower
DiU giue the best-in-the-sho1o
a,Dard and Mrs. Zuckert, ,Dtfe
OF the Assistant Secretary OF
the Air Force, DiU aWard the
prize to the 1Dinner of the
children's handling class, a
neD feature OF the sho1D.
Evening star., 1948-01-18

If you're not a cold germs pet
target, this is one of the best times
of the year to be In the Nations
Capital. Now that you have sur
vived Christmas and the debutante
drive and are not yet deserted by
your fun-loving, sun-worshiping
friends, you can have yourself a
whirl. Everybody that ought to be
in town is here, and there are loads
of smart white or black tie dinners
going on, extra diversions like coon-
hunting in Maryland or weekend
skiing trips, numerous. interesting
visitors and, of course, as always In
this seething, scintillating center,
lots of talk.
There'H be more interesting talk
when former Secretary OF State
Cordel Hull's memoirs make their
first appearance January rs. Therell
certainly be no lull in the conyersa-
tion at Mrs. Robert Low Bacon's
dinner this evening or the one the
British Ambassador and Lady 1nver-
chapel will give tomorrow night, the
Dutch Ambassador and Nine. van
Kleffens' on the 28th, or when Mrs,
George Mesta entertains the Seere-
tary of the Army and Mrs. Kenneth
Royal on the 23d. Things won't be
exactly slow verbally at the dinner
French Ambassador and Mime. Bon
net will give February 7 for those
excellent raconteurs, Chief Justice
and Mrs. Fred Vinson, nor at the
cocktail party at Mrs. George
Holmes this afternoon, when she
entertains for her daughter and SON
in-law, P1lnka and Bob Bassett. i
Words at the William E. Dunns'
hors d'oeuvres gathering the other
afternoon centered On B. A. This
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Many Birthday Candles Gloov
1T Brilliant Dinner Party
Mr.. and Mrs. MOsier Honor
Glenn Martin and His Mother
By Marearet Hart Candy
Society Editor

Alison, Gen. and Mrs. Albert L. Cox,
Gen. and Mrs. Carlos van der Becke
and DR.. and Mrs. S. S. Nehru OF
New Delhi.
Mrs. Edward E. Gam, Mrs. Thad
H. Brown, Mrs. Katherine Kennedy
Brown were included on the list
and also enjoying the affair were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Maurice Nor
ris, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray IT. Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Auguste Boas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ned Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Lisle
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Persifor G..
Spilsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. William M.
Candy, Mr.. John Barker, Mrs.
Thomas Hammond, Mrs. Marie Nc
Nair, Mrs. Alva Brewer and Miss
Grace Frysinger.
Others in the interesting gather
ing were Miss Irene Juno, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry H. Semmes, Mr.. and Mrs. H
Chapman Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Enlow, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Row.
land and Mr.. Jack Logan.
Guests who came from out OF
town for the event were Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Pryor of Greenwich
Conn.,: Mr.. Chester Hammond and
Mr.. Webster Knight of Boston, Mr.
Thomas H. Jones, jr.. of Cleveland
and DR.. Lytle Adams of Tucson,
AriZ,
Evening star., 1948-01-18

Cancellations have been sent out
for the farewell reception the
retiring Brazilian Naval Attache and
Nine. de Medeiros were to have
given Wednesday at the Shoreham
Hotel. Because of a death in Nine.
de Medeiros' family, the party had
to be called off and the couple have
declined all other invitations for this
week.
Admiral and Nine. de Medeiros will
leave Washington on Friday and
they will sail for Brazil from New
York on February IL. The Naval
Attache has not received official
notice of his new post.
The party also was to have given
Admiral Medeiros an opportunity to
introduce his successor, Rear Ad-
miral Attila Monteiro Ache. Admiral
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Hammeg egams' Home
Bought BY Kings

The former Postmaster General
and Mrs. Robert E. Hannegan will
be leaving the Washington scene
permanently on or about February
%. They have sold their lovely
Spring Valley home at 1855 Glen
brook Road to Maj. and Mrs. j.
Craig King and plan to be all
packed and ready to move to st.
Louis bv that time.
Mr.. Hannegan has been going
back and forth between Washington
and st. Louis where he has already
taken over in his new capacity as
head of the syndicate which recently
purchased the st. Louis Cardinals,
famed baseball team.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
By Ann Cline

Ache, who formerly was chief Of the
Bureau of Personnel of the Brazilian
Navy, arrived in Washington several
months ago with his wife and
daughter Yvonne. They are re-
siding at the Wardman Park Hotel.
There will be big difference in
the reception being given this year
by the Minister of Luxembourg and
Mime. La Calais from the last one
they gave two years ago. The party.
which will be on Friday from $50
to 7::3o o'clock at the Legation, is
in celebration of the birthday of Her
Royal Highness the Grand Duchess
of Luxembourg. The 23rd also Is
the national holiday Of this small
European country.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Ne1Vs of Interest Along Embassy RoW

Instead of the usual lavish buffet
and bar, things will be very simple,
in keeping with the general policy
of austerity. There will be no tur-
key, ham, ice cream or ether fancy
foods. In their place will be small
canapes and small cakes.
The Irish Minister and Mrs. Nunan
hope to be able to entertain for the
three men-John Leyden, Dennis
O'Herlihy and T. ]. ODriscoll-who
are being sent here by the govern
ment of Ireland to be part OF the
delegation that will be discussing
air matters with the Department
Of State. The only problem is wheth-
er therell be time. The men are
due in Washington tomorrow and
win remain for only . few days.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
April Wedding

Capt. Wendell Phillips Blake,
CMC) U. S. NJ, and Mrs. Blake an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Avis Ann Blake, to
MI Robert Francis Martin, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank Martin of
Jamaica, Long Island.
The wedding will take place the
early part of April.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-09

fines collected in following cases: W. b.
Price. f. III. BroomfieId. Otha Stubhs.
r. ID. Evans. Lee Broomfield n W.
r. voilmer. 5000; Breland a Hatten
Hdw. Co. sup, 1897: Adv. Pub CO.
same. S92.50 American Photoeopy
Equipment Co. sup. sD0.Ts; Tom L.
Kitchings Co. same, S102-47 Hunter
Elecfro-C opyist Of the South, same,
x207. go; Miss. State Sanatortum. Aug,
S3i 90. Lawrence Pig. Co. sup. 1000
Max Wilson. sup. S77.f0. Remington
Rand. Inc. same. S27 80, Tom L, ketch-
ings Co. sup. ecct shers s57 SO; Jitney
jungle gro. con. camp. s233 90; Sing.
River. Elec. Power. ASSN, serv. acct
city. home. 1862; City Of Pasc- gas
servs, ct. no. 81. 90. Adv. Sales q Sere-
sup, acct. chan. elk. $780, Adv. Pub.
Co, Same. $40 so. Adv. Sales x Serv.t
sup. acct. cleo. conn.,, $10.95; ". G.
Hamilton. ! lawn mower, $1,000; j. Z.
Coleman. sal and upkeep, co. home,
s273. Do; McKesson- Bedside Calvin, sup.
acct. co. home, s49. o.: A. j. Franklin.
ref. 2 trips and misc, off. exp. S76.20
Mrs. II. v, Addison, mgr. Wade Pct
So. 90: A. f. Bradley. same. $500; Jos.
v. Golf. mgr and elk. same, $500. G.
A. Holifield. asst mgr. Wade pct $500;
Mrs. G. A. Holifield. mgr. Wade Pet,
$500; Leonard ID. Waltman. asst. mgr.
same. SO. 100; c. M. Beasley. baiiiff Wade
Oct. tJ w. -. ~ E1tWftt4ls ftN bdt+ ~
Wade pct. $500; l., G. FagRard. bailiff
Wade pct, $500: Mrs. X. c. Faggard,
mgr. Wade pct, $500, J. j. Melvin. mgr.
Hurley pct. and ret. bal. box, Sl200;
Lee Il. Randall. mgr Hurley pct. 5000.
Jesse II. Hamilton, same. $500; ID u.
Ferguson. asst. mgr. Harley pet. 800
Mrs. Dagmar NJ, Petersen. same. 5000.
r.. Goff. baiiiff Hurley pct,
SO. 90; Mrs. Ida Mae Davis. clerk, same.
Sc. 90
Mrs. Carrie Baggett. mgr. Big Point
pet. $500. Fred Ogborn, mgr, and ret.
Big Point ballot box. 5000 G. w, Corr,
mgr. Big Point pet, $500; A. c. Gun
bingham. asst. mgr. Big Point pct.
&c 90 Mrs. James +. Cronief. elk. ana
mar. Big Point pct. 5000: A. l.. Vincent,
baiiiff and RET, ballot box Big Point
pet, $500: Mrs. Georgia Robertson,
asst. mgr. Big Point pet $500; Mrs.
A. M. Thompson. delivering East Side.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-09
Allowances By
Supervisors For
August. l947

The following allowances considered.
allowed and ordered TO be paid fDr LAe
month Of August, 1917, by the Board
OF Supervisors OF Jackson County.
Mississippi, and the Clerk OF said
Board directed to draw the proper
warrants. to-wit:
GENERAL COUNTY
Roy o. Cumbest. 10 days insp. rds
snd brs, and serv. performed in dis
charge Of other duties, 2 days attn.
Sept, l947 term at $500 per day.
xf26. 90: X. w. Burnham. same. s126 90;
Hermes y. Gautier. same, Si26 90: A.
p. Moran. same. $4,000; George A.
Crufhirds, same, $4,000; Fred Taylor.
s isss !, f $40 I pes aa day. a 1900 sf H. ,. 'f Hei.
delberF. sal att. for b. g.. $4,000. Miss
veia Mckinley. sal. c. II. L. agt..
sl25 90. "A. J.. Franklin. sal City. Agt. OF
Ayr. 9l75,60, Annie Winsbs, sal CITY.
AIT. II. E. for negroes. $4,000. Annie
Winds. rent for off, $1,000; j. X.
Graham sal city. assr. sl69 90: MIS-
Juanita Holland. sal. dep. assr.. $1,000:
l.. X. Mcintosh. sal. Co. Atty. $li6.66;
Miss Clara Herrin. allow. acct. exp
Co. Wei. Off, $500; Miss Clara Her
rim, def. exp. $500. Miss Henrietta
CASANOVA. ssrv. rend. Jack. Co. We.
off. $50. Willie Williams. jan. ser .
500. 90; Advertiser Pub. Co. pub. le-
gals. ST5O 90: Jackson County Times.
same, $500: Mrs. Leonle II. Bufkin,
sec. WIZ. S62 .50s Mrs Ruby C. Hunter.
sec. to etv. agt. of agry $500. Claude
Pierce. sal con foreman $i25. 00s Floyd
Farley sat con. guard. $4,000: Mrs
GLADYS Furby. sal. cook at con. camp,
$500.
Fred Taylor. chan. elk. ref. for ANTS.
pd. for Incidental off. EXP. $2302.
State Game & Fish Com, SO percent
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-09

Co.. sup. $3.50; Petrolane Gas Prod.
gas, $50. II. J. J. Melvin. ret. for amt.
pd, s4284: Lowry Sign Shop. signs,
$50.
SECTION is-s-S-PRINcIPAL
Hurley Con. School Fund. loan per
order B.. of S. $500. 90.
SECTION 1s-e PRINCIPAL
Wade Con. School Fund. loan per
order 3. of s., $1,000. 90.
SECTION ls-S--PRINcIPAL
Escatawpa Con. School Fund. LOAF
per order b. OF S, $1,000 90.
SECTION I5-8- PRINCIPAL
Orange Lake Con. School Fund. loan
per order B. Of s.. $4,000.
SECTION It's PRINCIPAL
Orange Lake Con. School Fund. loan
per order B. of S, S250O0.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-09

SECTION i6-s-s PRINCIPAL
BAYOU Casotte Consolidated School
Fund, loan per order B. of s. s5Oo-nO
SECTION ls-7-s PRINCIPAL
st. Martin Con. School Fund. loan
per order 3. OF s.. $4,000.
SECTION is-s-5-PHINCIPAL
St. Martin Con. School Fund, loan
per order 3. of s., $4,000.
SECTION is-S+ PRINCIPAL
Hurley Con. School Fund. loan per
order Is. of s, $4,000.
ROAD PROTECTION SINKING
Lyon Separate School Fund, loan
per order b. of S. S4500.0 0
SECTION le-6- PRINCIPAL
Pascagoula Separate School Fund,
Loan per order B. of s., $2500.00.
CONTINUED on Page ~
, 1948-09-16
PUBLICATION NOTICE

A position as HOUSEKEEPER will be established at the
Christiansted Municipal Hospital, the duties of which shall in
clude complete supervision of kitchen, laundry, and general
cleaning activities.
Applications must be submitted on the official form as is
sued by the Division of Personnel, and which may be obtained
from the Administrators Office. All applications must be fill
ed with the Division of Personnel on or before September 25,
1913 Each applicant is also required to take a physical exam
nation at the municipal hospital and submit the doctors re-
port with. his application.
Desirable Minimum Qualifications include: experience in
service activities Of an institution; completion of the twelfth
school grade.
Minimum salary: $1,000 per annum.
L. M
Director of Personnel