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MOTORCYCLES.

1889 INDIAN MOTORCYCLE. 5000 or best
onsr. 1891 EHsasr1sy-Davidson' EHss $40 or best
GUsMaAN MOTOR SCOOTER 194e, model
81. good condition, reasonably PRICED.
Marley -DAViDsoN 1s41 model 81. in
good condition.: S425 or best cash uher
under. See after pm. any time Sat.
or Sun. 1928 l. $ st. NV. -
BUY A. J. s. and you buy the best 194s
de luxe models are now here. Come and
see them: there are beauties. We also
have . few good reconditioned machines
on hand Cash. trade or fnaneainng'
1916 HID. "a: o.h.v.; $685..
1948 Norton 500; o.h.v.; S495.
1887 I'D. IS: real buy; $3.50 ,,s
ALLID MOTORCYCLE DISTRIBUTORS
0Ol4 M at NV, RE, 5073. -S
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EXPERT AUTO PAINTING, body and fen
der work We handle anything from dents
to complete wrecks; 24-hr. towing service
CAPITAL GARAGE, Nash Sales and Serv.
Ice, 1890 N. Y. ave. NV. ST. 9100.
..s seE iSa ~ qP .Ssk .ss .ss
AUTO PAINTING-complete job. 500; Sc
BISON cHEvRoLET, 1922 18th st. NV.
FENDERS sTRAIGHrENED, bodies rep,
the ths bsst h'sH WORK not oi the enc cheapest. iRL.
ANpRIA SUPER AuTo SERVICE. 1905
Mt Vernon ave. Alex. Va, ALex. 9024.
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

4-FAMILY FLATS, prewar construction
best s.e. location. Each unit has liv. rm.
bedrm.. dinette, kit. bath, rear brici
yad beat W ST
lent return to owner-investor. AL in
quiries confidential and will receive per.
sonal solicitation Of owner. Box 266-J
8 AND UNIT apartment houses for sale
by owner; located in suburban Tskoms
s sGT igrha5 sH f9s ex.s CO. 81
MODEM. si.tNiT SuiIDING, t2G beautiful
NV, location; outstanding investment op-
modern BRICK buiIdnss totang 50 nSts
ohered~b an out-of- town owner for i'm
mediate sale. for .S400,000. Prime con-
tailed % Statement, @ H a phone ii M. Woibers. re- IA
1855, with SHANNON d LUCHS CO., 1906
II St NV, MA 2346
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales our Speciality. i
you are buying or selling an automobile,
let US finance 1t for the purchaser. NOLAN
FINANCE CO., 1lO2 New York ave. NV.
HATuhlic 12lQ
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WAREHOUSES WANTED +.

APPROx. 1880 SO. FIT, secure nominal
rental storage space. cony, 1Ath and Que
TIRE CO.. DU. $500. Is
GARAGE OR WAREHOUSE wanted, in
NV; approx. 5000 So: IT.; minimum
hsight, "A Il. Phone AD. 0b44; g.
So. It. Write full details as to location
and rent. Box 424-K, Star.
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SuMAER HOMES.

new COTTAGE. II acres; % mi. from
wash; IDEAL ioea ton for summer Of
sysii.; priced under $4.sso. ExeiSsiye
AL. va. CH. 4777; ewes, EN-. a007, oW
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II MILES from washington, 40 acres Of
pIetely modern; 3 bedrms. and bath. liv
rm. and kit and reception hall. outer
buildings. Price, $4,000. Owner vii
Also dairy farm with tenant house:
completely equipped on 208 acres, cleared
land within 20 miles OF Washington
Price. S6S,250. FREEMAN.SHERBURN
Vienna, Va 80 or 266. -
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FARMS WAN1Ep,

EAlN With brick coionjaI. within W al,
rG G i.s sas:: s:h nS:s Ss 3 3 81 eS eSSSodsS sSa
cats immediately with JOHN c. WkldHT,
NC, a09 Radio Blds, Arlington. Va.
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STORES WANTED.

HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for store
and other. comm. property, including out
of-town chain store companies. List your
Mr. Kiely, LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.,
1415 K st NV, NE. 5400. -5
FURNITURE COMPANY wants 1000 to
5000 "a. TT. of display space. west Of
14th st.. south Of M st. NV. Call tx.
sT3fr ?5s4; FRONT or eomn,.t. ,tor. for 81.
or permanently Call EN- 1858 -
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

1.ROOM HOUSE. 5 bedrooms, lse. iv. rm
with open fireplace. Frigidaire, gaS stove.
2-car garage.. 16-ft. boat with billboard
motor: ioeated on . creek near PatuSsnt
FINGER, 946 K st. NV, MA. 5371; eyes,,
NO. 0S13,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

sTosT A|sD AMP UrfER TIooRs asrss Snsas sss w
"a. II. on heat. freight elevator, entrsnei
LEO n BEENsTE1N q CO.. 141b K st
1ath AT T ST. N.W.-corner bldg. de.
signed for auto sales and service but
%. Il. door Spas: nrsproof construction;
wide spans between columns: bcaut; show
room approx. 45x100 on ground floor:
LARGE freight elevator to main noors and
PASSENGER elevator to 4th noor used ss
steam heat with oil burner: parking lot
ae's ave. NE. no. Io5ssS:. O. N"'"' '0 MM ii0A
SMALL. ATTRACTIVE BLDG. 2nd-h. Of
nee. street a. display, basement Storsse
accessible from rear. Adjacent parking for
ears on Wash. busiest street. Ideal for
sanitation. thoroughly remodeisd. Ap-
prox, 500 #. on each d. 2039 K st.. RE.
new BUILDING. approximately 1000 So
Fl sso nssssFia ss. apas. ooo sN sd 81 f%is
1908 Duke st.. Alex. Va. Alex. 7o27. q
"and AND 3rd FLOORS FOR RENT in q
very nice clean bldg, located at TIT 18th
st. NV. vic. Pa. ave; will lease as en-
tirety or separately at very reasonable
Hairy .u.sls t. EDA 81 A.ny Hrofsr saris sn iss
AMoCo STATION-Liv. quarters over ga
rage, including tools. large lot; wonder
full opportunity to 20 in the auto business.
SoMffsTnns Sea HEsfYlGs ssGs sRsGENovArEp FOR sTs1-
NESS-2nd and 3rd d. OF building near
new Center Market. in Al condition. For
full inform ation call FRANCIS A. BLUM
DON CO. Ma. OLA. .
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MONEY WANTED.

Will PLACE MONEY for private investors
on 1st trust at going rates Of interest.
new properties in high rent areas. Phone
RUDOLPH sHILLIN, CO. 1919. -
FIRST TKUST NOTE, secured on residen-
tial NV. Washington, $4,000, So, 3 years:
other 1st trust available. Call HARRY
pREISEN, Ma T772
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FARMS FOR RENT.

TOBACCO FARMER for 90 acre farm
house and equipment furnished; rerer'
ences reauired: farm located at pavidson'
Vile, Nd. Call EDWIN BKAsx, WA. 1900
LAnham, Nd. III
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RAAk.PERsohAl LOANS.

WHAT ARE you DOING about Mar. 15thf
Every one must fIe an income tax re-
turn with the Collector Of Internal Reve-
nue. for the district In which you live OF
bank for . low-cost loan to pay income
taxes or for any other nansncisl need.
loan dept, LIBERTY NATIONAL
HANK, a25 18th st. NV, corner Eye %
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LOTS WANTED.

BUILDING LOTS IN DEMAND. List your
st VIA ThhRx Gs .Dsiiiss" DWApE CO. d0r p ss1s ss1ss
PRIVATE PARTY will pay $1,000 cash for
lot in west Arlington with minimum Of
S0-foot frontage CHI 1896 %
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REAL EsIAIE ExchANGE.

EXCHANGE-We are In Q position to offer
residential investment or unimproved
property in exchange for your real estate
Call DI. 1015 till 8 Pm, VIM. H. SAuN-
DERS CO., INC. %
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

DUMP TRUCK wanted from pri. party, by
pri, party, one and one-hah ton, reason.
able and in good cond. RA. 2Q36: q
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for stored
and other coml. property, including out-oi-
town chain store companies List your
property with US for quick action: Cal
MT; Kiely. LEO n; BERNSTEIN & CO.
1--WE FEEL CONFIDENT" that at market
value we can secure q purchaser for your
real estate. Why not consult US? We ara
at your service. HARRY /. FRIEDMAN,
Licensed. Bonded Broker. RE. I166. IS
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STORE on X ST., near goth NV, modern,
immediate possession.
Parking or used car lot on 18th st. near
n ut. NV. 49-ft front.
Call Mr. Hunter, ma. $500. Ewes. and
weekends, OIL. 52S5. BOSS a. PHELPS,
INC, l4l7 x st. NV. %
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

STORE. 1916 Georgia aVe.-Over 1000
"a II. fioor space, with full bsmt and
rear parking. CRANE & HELAN, Realtors
SToRERooM at 66e MASS. AVE. NE
INQUIRE 500 Mass, ave. ne. %
USED CAR LoTs-other excel: ,i5s iocatlons on
eled thoroughfare At reasonable rent.
LOUIS BURMAN. RE. 1868. -
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,hvrsrMskT PROPERTY FOR SA

GROUP OF FOUR 4-fAmily brick apt;
bldEs in desirable Northeast location; OF
the 16 arts. have 2 bedrms; and IL
have bedrm. each with individual gas
heat supplied by tenant. Sold only 40
group. DuvALL L. CO. ma. 1l4e or wo.
oFTicE BLDG. 4 stories; excel. eend, +:
18Th and Gel: rda nv: mo; income; s.; s9se;
HpHaHM ~ soDksS $685. ssff SnEek iii 7aas and
Ho. sss1. wIsS COX 4 CO. ri. j ss$; -
eaeh apt.: total income, SI47.50 per mo. ::
barsaln, st sIa,s50;; on terms. Kay "A
dUEsfhoGsE, Bethesda area: modern
brick: 10 bedrms.; high class. exclusive;
Tor large income: fully furn. and carpeted.
1nys1tissss this REissf fs5 inss sso 'eIs od
SsssDv4 SsessssSSa rd SIxiIG oL ~ FLATS ,v.,,.s,.
n 1000 block South Capitol ST.; interest
Ing future IS shopping center With movies
Sas.sSo. RuDDEN a. coHN, INC, 1924
x st. NV. Ex. s70S till 0 pm.
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PARKING LOTS,
AUTO PAINTING.

REAR 000 10th ST. N.W.-Private one-cal
space: ST. per month. WORTHlNGTON
MA 2326 -
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co. have bona
or 8 unit apt, under ID yrs old. in Chevy
Chase, D. C., Cleveland Park. or Massa-
chusetts Park area. Price RANGES w. to
Thonpson. CHEVY CHASE REALTY, EN-.
1900 till nm b
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

COLLEGE PARK, mr.. Univ Of Nd. corner
lot 10Ox15O. improved street and all util-
tiles. Call Mr.. DUNN, HY. 004s. -
Ft. Myer Heights, Arlington, Va, very close
to Memorial Bridge. "a blk. OF Lee blvd !;
about Ale per 50. IT. M. T. BRoYHILL
a. SONS, INC, CHI. 5000. -6
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT,

Z COW. LOCATIONS, mail and switch-
board service. stenographer available. 40
Bond Bids, 14th and N. Y. ave-; call DI.
DESK SPACE, telephone and mail service,
by experienced secretaries. L. J. COWIE,
500 Eye ST. NV. -S
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE

FIRST TIME oFFERED-zoned CONNER
cial, near University Md, 3s5-foot 'front.'
age ON Wash: :-Bslto. blvd: 4oc So. f.;
terms terms. ERWIN REALTY Co.. Hsattsyille
APT. HOUSE SITE, across from Soldiers
Home on Rock Greek Church rd.i contain.
3,700 su. IT,. suitable for 8 to 10 units;
priced TO sell quickly. $4,000. EDWARD
e. CALDWELL, MA. 1879. -S
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KOZY COACH 1947 house trailer: good as
new; priced reasonably. DE. 0SO0, Ext.
ss4; between + I1H and ,xFI Pm ;,.,,.r room.
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR RENT,
1iz ACRES OF LEVEL GROUND in Kenil-
gog5sSh: suitable for truck parking. Pi
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GMC l945 Model ACR 5s2 s-ton tractor;
s4s5 sMc oMc ssse 4RUk sos daeH 5 ysn pv1fok sfHsS
40 M St ne, ME, O505. 10
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.

WANT TO BUY for client immediately.
downtown apt building; he will invest
$100, 200. cash and assume . first mort
gaze; call me ut once II you want to talk
business, as my man means business and
requires quick action. GUY WHTTETORD,
INC, RE. 6346, Bond Bldg. Ill
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10 ACRES BEAUTIFUL LAND-23 miles
from b. c. on hard-surfaced road; price.
S2,250.
so beautiful bldg. sites in or near Vienna.
NEY 4 SON. Vienna Va, Vienna 21S. -6
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APARTMENT GROUND FOR SALE.
type apts 415.ft. frontage on main thor
oughfare; water and sewer available; priced
under z cents per 50, IT. GEORGE MASON
ewes and Sun, GIL. 3s3S. u
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

&PPROx. $4,000 So TT. industrial land
with rarilroad siding. on paved street
eosein location ideal iHI ntr s.,
MI Norris, WEAVER BROS. INC. wash
inrton RldR., DI $500; eyes, CH. 923S
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CHEVROLET 194s Fleetnaster 4-dr. sed.;
nlas faIsd fGr ea .rof I
bumper guards, white wheel discs; perfect
chrome and other hands9me custom appts:.
1uaIan.ss. 1s Mss LAMAR: ! o.: 1000. - y
si stss sSd fsa :a, s5ssM Mss H.
g? s!ssss ;sssr s .s. sssn :sss
SSfHHE;koifT SfH 1sao EM 3:d4 z2t sedan .so., CON.
a,son Ss oSe s6sa ,s. .s. ta. n rIdan ss2e
ccaHVRoLEf chEHs M 1888 coach; b. G. inspssssa;
new tires and top, very good eond.; S2sb.
ygHIEsSgnloLET u sgl5 fiter 1s45 @ aaoor sedan radio.
5000 miles; nsv-eaF Fo,os scnd.; s1'es6 or
eHH esliens pant, motor Just ovsrhsuisd. good
5,.. sSSs sssz tss sssS ?SSSs' 1855 dc. asz
one. D. c. inspection guaranteed. AK
ieE MI 6ss ass' zoe. SoAs sd fGs4 T2 6s4s co
eIateh, Drat.. ana esint SoD: q" ana T' T.:
29 fP 4fss i5a7 't:d 1dr s.asn s heater:
si7s1 !4* @'ssss esHERsEs Mo49s s
Dealer. 1871 Fia. ave. NV. no. 5000.
CHEVROLET 81 station wagon; low mile
age, perfect eond.; s2.1oo. IN. 5o34.
CHEVROLET 1889 2-door: very CLEAN.
speetion. Radio and heater. new up-
and nex brakes. Ngss BE- :ssn e .ppIsei.,
n nins, sounds IKE thunder. looks IKE .
tornado; PRICED IKE 2 ,yolssne; $lSs, a.
cHEvRoLET isi1 spsoisl Dc ,s.s 2.d.i
S94e: 5th-foor showroom. HILL b It55.
bits, 1114 Vermont ave. NV, MA. es3o
Oldest Ford Dealer.
CONTINUED on Ne1t PaVp
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BUICK 1s4s RoaSmsster sedsns.ts, +. aad
os! st;a IT,, asYRs & s''s' ss ss:e
CADILLAC is4l ssdsnstte, model 81; 7.
and h.; priced for quick sale ct only
| 81, ,3e6 cash or terms. cAELEfpN
MOTOR CO.. 1919 1st Ut. me-, Df. 1885.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

Silver sPRING, Md 500 square feet
general purpose bldg. SH. $780,, "a
SURPLUS LAND. railrosd sidinss aysil.ssls oss
ss sesh r. y D
short-term lease PEBBLES CHEMICAL
co. once, UN. 2625; res, CO. G197.
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car in excel. cond.; r., h.. seat covers
excel. tires; o real buy at 81 ,495. cash
trade or terms: LIVINGSTON MoToHs
CADILLAC 1887 go" 4-door; r. and b.
motor in excellent condition, transmission
Just overhauled: exceptionally clean; Eooe
$500 cash. whitehall 00s4. Is
BUICK 1910 s. pass. convert. coupe: orig
inal black. radio and heater. excelien
tires and top. nerfect motor; $1'1sS, tsfma
CADIfIAG 1e47 convertible model "e2'.'
canary with black top, red leather uphol
stery. white sidewall tires and all other Dc
carefully driven 100 miles. Due 70 ~
ness owner must sell Immediately; S4;5b
or best offer under. SH. 82l6 Or MA; 1T6z
ass!s eaassrs5sEREa slasisiE SgTo
Wis. ave, WO. 1899. Open ewes. TIL 9
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sales st., opposite Maynower Hotel: build
ing has been thoroughly remodeled; each
Of 5 floors contains APPROX. 5000 q: 1t.
PHirL LiPS, pI. 14li. - ii
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r,tes: pI. s.e!. sysii MR. sasRRow III "a; !
BUICK 194S Super con
blue, light top; r, and
Air-Ride tires, side mir
10 miles: S3,496, cash
Open ewes. until Q. 81
INC, 5100 Wis, ave. nv
BUICK 1899 Special 4
inal black finish, ra
covers, prac. new tire
buy at only S795. CAP
Silver Spring Packard
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08
SIRENS Wall IN SOVIET
STREETS

MOSCOW (AP) = All the
street cars in the city of Gorky
formerly Mimi Novgorod) are
equipped with sirens. A long ar
ticle in "Izvestia" tells how a cor
respondent found Gorky pedes-
TRANS with jumpy nerves from
the continual wall of the street
car sirens.
He discovered that the street
car of Gorky were delivered to
the city with ordinary ~soft-sound-
ing signals but that the city ia
theirs replaced them with the
equivalent of fire engine sirens.
He reported that this was the re-
suit of accidents in Gorky but
that when the sirens were put
on all the street cars, the drivers
drove more wildly than before.
IN his letter to the paper, he
suggested not only changing the
sirens to ordinary signals but de-
from the administrators
of the city's transport that they
also change or else-be changed.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08

and sets up the states 81 county election
commissioners as the judge of good moral
character" These commissioner will pass
on the morals of Mississippians in every
county in the state and will nave within
their power the right to disfranchise any
person they judge is not of good moral
character" A commissions so inclined could
judge anyone who happened to disagree with
him politically, religiously or socially as of
bad moral character and not fit to vote.
This is one of two amendments that the
people will vote on at the election. The
other would provide for an annual session
of the Mississippi Legislature, instead of ses-
sions every two years.
The Mississippi Press Association has taken
on itself the task of fighting this latter
amendment, and is in process of flooding
the press of the state with a handsomely
printed proof" book containing suggested
advertisements opposing the amendment,
suggested editorials and news stories.
The merits and dement's of the proposed
annual session are debatable, we believe,
with sound arguments both for and against
it. However, we think our brethren of the
press could nave used their energy and funds
to much better advantage by fighting the
proposed amendment which is a direct threat
to the individual voter of the state.
Another puzzling point is that the same
leaders who are in the vanguard of the fight
for States Rights, are urging passage of this
amendment which could deny individual
rights.
We hope the people of Mississippi will not
be fooled and will turn down this proposed
amendment by landslide vote.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08
FABRIC
LIMITED

SYDNEY = (AP) = A Sydney
man claims to have found a cheap
way of recovering fiber from the
ramie plant. If claims of, the in
ventor Mark Wise are proved cor
rect, a world fabric revolution
may follow.
Ramie is an East Asian shrub
that grows 3 #. to 8 #. high. 1t
lives from 10 to 20 years and can
be cut every six months. 1t yields
about one ton of fiber an acre,
compared with about 200 pounds
of cotton an acre. The Chinese
have used ramie fiber for weaving
for 1000 years. They have recov-
cred the fiber by hand. Hundreds
of machines have been invented
and millions of dollars have been
spent in the search for a mechan-
ical way of separating fiber from
the wood, bark, and insoluble
gums.
Sydney inventor Wise says he
has been working on the prob
lem 10 years. For the past five
years experiments in his process
have been under Federal Gov
eminent supervision. Ramie is
said to be the strongest known
vegetable fiber. 1t can be woven
into the silkiest lingerie or the
strongest hawsers.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08

The voters of Mississippi will be asked to
pass on a proposed constitutional amendment
at the November End election which would
require a person to be 'of good moral char
acter" as a prerequisite to voting.
This amendment, if passed, would be di-
rectly contrary to Democratic procedures
and could be a means of undermining fun
damental Individual constitutional rights
and setting up of as tight a political dicta-
torship as any state has ever seen.
The proposed amendment was first turned
down by the last session of the Legislature,
and then passed after a rare executive ses-
sion from which the public and press were
barred.
Passage of the amendment was urged by
state political leaders on the grounds that
1t would be a means of protecting the sane
tity of the white Democratic primary. A
similar amendment, Senator Eastland said at
the time, was in force in Connecticut and
had been found effective"
However. what these political leaders,
particularly Senator Eastland, failed to
point out is that the Connecticut law clearly
defines what constitutes good moral char
acter," which includes various categories of
crime. They also failed to point out that Con-
necticut is one of the four states in the Union
that has an FEPC law.
AS a matter of fact, the Mississippi con-
s~titution at the present time provides dis
reimbursement for virtually the same of
lenses as provided by the Connecticut law.
However, the amendment to be voted on
November End fails to give any definition
of what constitutes "good moral character"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08
Cupboard Motor
Club To Close
Season With Race.

The last cupboard motor boat
race of the season will be held in
Moss Point on Sunday afternoon,
October 10, with the first race
scheduled to start at 2 pm. under
the sponsorship of the newly or
ganized Moss Point Cupboard
Motor Club.
The six races classified ac-
cording 10 horsepower of the
motors will be run over a mile
course staked out on the Dog
river with the starting point in
front of the Community House,
T. V. Blades, general chairman
announced.
Over forty contestants have
registered to take part in the
race. many of whom competed
in the Y.M.B.C. races earlier in
the season Prizes will be award
ed the winners in each of the
classifications.
There will be no admission
charge.
The following races are sched-
uled to be run, lists hip. to 6
h. p; 2nd-6 h. p. to 7 h, p; 3rd
y h. p. to 8 h. p.; 4th-8h h. p.
to 10 h.p.; 5th-10 hip. to ID h.p.;
6th-Free-for-all.
Judges announced for the races
are Holland Blades, G. L. Bond
and Henry Lynd.
AT a meeting on Tuesday plans
and details for the races were
completed and a meeting was set
for Wednesday evening, October
10 at 7:30 p. m. at the Fireman's
Hall to complete the organiza-
tional details OF the club.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08
Inside Washington
Major Johnson's ses-MPH
Gives TG-ls0 Its First Test

of the once slow-moving State
department while giving himself
a freedom of movement seldom
enjoyed by his predecessors.
II is due to his established
practice of delegating authority
and reserving his own time and
effort to major decisions. Under
this plan. Undersecretary Robert
A. Lovett bears the burden of
supervising more important de-
tail work.
For instance, he was the top
official sitting in at the technical
work of developing the Marshall
Plan itself. He worked around
the clock on that.
Lovett, along with Counsellor
Charles f. Chip Bohlen. is also
bearing the brunt of the delicate
Moscow talks. II is they who wait
around until the small hours of
the morning to receive the re-
ports of Ambassador Smith when
the western ENJOYS confer at the
Kremlin.
II is they who sit down and
draft further instructions to Smith
on the next move to be made.
New York's Gov, Thomas T..
Dewey and the COP high COM
mand are not unduly concerned
about President Truman's kick
off appeal for the labor vote in
his Michigan campaign speeches.
Mr.. Truman'S addresses are
regarded merely as setting the
pattern of battle. A prominent
COP leader said:
I'VE expected this attack all
along and naturally we are ready
for it. The president has raised
a great big smoke screen, but we
won't coneede the fire behind it
is equally great"
COP leaders are convinced
American labor won't vote as a
body. They point out that New
York labor, outside of New York
City. has pretty solidly backed
in his gubernatorial CAM
paigns.
The Republicans are prepared
to lose most of the CIO vote, but
they do not believe that William
Green can lead a Truman vote
movement in the AFL.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08
Mrs. Richord Price
Hostess To Chapter
PEG October 5

The first meeting of Chapter
c, PEG for October was held at
the home of the president, Mrs.
Richard Price at 8 p. m. Tuesday.
A feature of the meeting was
an original skit on Cottey College
and the Educational Fund, writ
ten by Miss Kathleen Hays, lead
er of the program, who was as
sisted by members in presenting
il.
Routine business was discussed,
this included a report from the
committee having in charge the
book review and tea that the
chapter sponsored last week, the
receipts from which are to be ap-
piled to the educational fund.
Mrs. Price served refreshments
during the social hour that fol-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-08
PdrtY Honoring Allen
Ludd Muson On Third
Birthday Saturday

Mrs. Allen Mason entertained
honoring her son, Allen Laid, on
his third birthday Saturday at
their home at 3O8 Frederic street.
The halloween motif was the
theme of decoration and each lit
tie guest was presented with a
party hat and small basket of
candy.
Refreshments of birthday cake
and ice cream were served.
Mrs. Mason was assisted by her
sister, Mrs. John Collier.
The little guests we're Jimmy
Ziegler, Butch" Geer, Fay and
Judy Norwood, Woody Mason,
and Charles Richards and Sam
my, Patsy and Johnette Wilker-
son.