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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
IA U S Y
VISUoMEkEJE
Nauja LVS Valdyba

LVS seimas, baigdamas sa
vo darbus, isrinko nauja LVs
valdyba.
Ligsioliniam pirmininkui P
}. ziuriui pareiskus, kad -iis
mielai ir toliau dalyvaus LVs
darbuose, bet kad svarbios
kllutys jam neleis ilgesni laiks
apsiimti atlikti tokiu pareigu
kaip LVS pirmininko, seimas
nauju pirmininku isrinko lig.
siolini izdininka DR.. M. J. Col.
ney is Waterbury, Conn.
Seimas, ivertindamas P. J.
ziurio nuopelnus Sajungos dar-
buose ir pabrezdamas, kad ly-
giai Amerikos, lygiai Europos
lletuviu tarpe LVS ir P. j. ziu-
rio vardai pasidare kaip ir ne
lsskiriami, ir dekodamas uz pa
rodyta pasisventima, isrinko p.
}. ziuri LVS garbes pirminin-
ku.
Dabar LVS turi jau du gar
bes pirmininkus. Anksciau tas
vardas buvo suteiktas Juozui
J. Smailiui is Detroit, Mich.
Toliau / valdyba isrinkti Sic
asmenys: l vicepirmininku -
}. p. Ginkus, Brooklyn, N. Y,
II vicepirmininku - V. Raste-
mis-, Cleveland, O.; sekretorium
- X. S. Karpius, Cleveland, O.;
finansQ sekr. - Juozas Kripas,
Ann Arbor, Mich; izdininku-
A. S. Treciokas, Newark, N. j.;
lido globejais = Maria Sims,
Detroit, Mich, ir St. Nasvytis,
Cleveland, O.
Spaudos Komisijon inejo: P.
j. ziuris, K. S. Karpius, Julius
Smetona, DR.. S. T. Tamosaitis.
Finansu komisijon = Helen
Rauby ir Stephania ( no"-'or
abb is Detroit, Mich.
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p. J. Ziuris

Artimiausios dienos labai
relksmingos Prancuzij o ] e.
Ne be prasmes sensacingi
pasitarimai Madride ir Va
karu Vokietijos itraukimas
j Vakaru bendra gynimosi
plana. Uztat tick daug rel
ksmes skiriama ir Prancu-
zijos vidaus politiniam ver-
danciam katilui. Z, L.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
DR.. J. Sliupo Laidotuves

81 sekmadieni, spaliu 10 die
ma, Chicagos tautinese kapine-
Sc laidojami ausrininko ir vie
no is zymiausiuju Amerikos
lietuviu veikejo DR.. Jono sliu-
po palaikai.
LVS seimas igaliojo savo
garbes pirmininka P. J. ziuri
atstovauti laidotuvese Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajungai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
Visiems Pavyzdys!

Waterbury rugsejo 26 d. ivy
kusiame piknike, apie kuri pla-
ciai rasoma antrame puslapyje,
sveciai pasirase arba apsieme
pasirasyti SO buto-darbo paza-
du tremtiniams.
Stai pavyzdys, kuriuo turetu
sekti 81 rudeni kiekvienas lie
tuviskas parengimas! Suejus
pasizmoneti ir naudingas dar-
bas atliekamas.
Visuomene turetu siuo pavy-
zdziu susidometi, O spauda j
daugiau isgarsinti. Pagarba
Waterburieciams!
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Kick Aukoja BALFui

BALFo centras pranesa, kad
per rugsejo menesi yra caves
is visuomenes auku $3,026.
| 81 skaiciu ieina nariu mo-
kesciu SAG, ir skyriu imoketos,
gal ir per ilgesni laika surink-
tos aukos: 76 skyriaus (Det-
roit) 5000, ir II skyriaus (At-
hol, Mass.) - $1,000, ir SLA
299 kuopos - $40.
Per rugsejo menesi BALFas
gavo apie pusantro tukstancio
jei ne daugiau, uzpildytu blan.
kq. Ia proga kai kurie blan.
ke siuntejai ir aukomis pare.
me BALFo darba tremtiniams
istraukti is Europos. Bet il
spejamo pusantro tukstancie
tik 1926 atsiunte auka. Viena.
is ju = J. zilinskas, Detroit
Mich, aukojo $1OO, kittens vi
dutiniskai iseina maziau kali
po penkine.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08

ii nei diplomatu nei zurna-
listu veiduose "rugscios"
nuotaiks. Priesingai, daz-
mai jumoro ir draugisku-
mo. Patys konferencijos
seimininkai prancuzai yra
paruose labai ivairia pasi-
linksminimu ir pra m Q g y
programa, kad tik susirin-
kusieji nenuobodziautu ir
geriau dirbtu taikos labui.
danciam katilui. Z. U.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08

Sake, Atpigs Maistas,
bet Males If Algos

y. .. AgrlKulturos Depart
mento vadovybe skelbia, kad
sekanciais metals lures atpigti
malsto kainos, bet taip pat su-
mazes ir dirbanciuju algos.
l949 metals maisto kainos
prades atpigti bendrai, tik pa
sllaikys pieno kainos, kolei pie
no ir pieno produktu pareika-
lavimas bus didelis.
Mesa, sake, bus zymiai pi-
gesne uz metu laiko nuo dabar.
Geras grudu ir kornu uzde-
rejimas sia vasara sudaro sa-
lygas mesos atpigimui, nes yra
pakankamai kuo serti ir pene-
ii gyvulius.
Maisto kainu pabrangimas
alskinama sekanciai: dauguma
seimininkiu dabar praleidzia %
nuos. savo seimos ineigu mais-
tut, kuomet prizes kara praleis-
davo tik % nuos.
Vidutines sios Sales gwen
toju asmenines ineigos pasoko
nuo $510 Xxi 1892 ir su tue
pasoko individualiniai maisto
pirkimai.
Agrikulturos Department a S
sake, seimininkes dabar islei-
dzia apie $365 nuo asmens mai
sto pirkisnui, kuornet zemesne-
mis- prieskarinemis kainomis
isleisdavo po $118.80.
Gyvuliu supirkejai mesai is
savo puses taip pat tikrina, kad
mesos kama atpigs, mes jau da-
bar kiauliu kama nukrito po
81 Xxi So nuo 100 svaru.
SIOS vasarOs automobiliu SUI
raSymO ziniomis remnants, pa
aiski, kad dabartiniu metu ant
keliu Sioje salyje rieda suvirs
Al milijonas automobiliu.
Symet automobiliu naudoja-
ma vazinejimui 100000 dau-
giau .negu pernai. Pernai bu-
vo suregistruota 81, 7,360,463 au-
tomobiliai.
Naudojamu automobiliu dau-
gumu pirma vieta uzima Kali
fornija SUI 3,795,O0O; New York
su 3,125,0O0; Pennsylvania su
1921, 900; Ohio su 1895, 900;
Texas su 2,265,OO0; Illinois, su
100000, Michigan SUI 1885,
900.
UKESE sioje salyje gwen
toju skaicius liovesi didejes su
1947 metals, kaip skelbia U. S.
cenzo zinios. Sausio l d., 1913
metals, ukese buvo 27,440,OO0
gyventoju, apie tick pat kick
buvo 1947 m. sausio l d.
MANU- aptaisymams ir pa
gerinimams symet per pirmus
septynis menesius isleista apie
20 nuos. daugiau negu pernai,
nors 1947 metal buvo skaito-
ma labai gausingi namu pertai-
symo darbais. Symet paskolu
didesniems namu pataisymams
buvo paimta $86,0OO,OOO sumo
ie. Pernai - $40 milijonu, o
1916 metals = S75 milijonai.
Per visus 1948 metus numa-
tyta bus isleista apie $3.50 mi
lijonu pataisymams ir moder-
nizavimams manu-, nelskaitant
naujus statomus namus.
RUKYTOJU neatsarg m 8
yra priezastimi apie trecdalio
is 100000 Americas manu- gai-
sru kas meta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08

Y On!Ceu Nations kOnfe.
rencija vyksta labai gra.
zluose ir modernis k uos E
Palais de Chaillot rumuo-
Sc, pastatytuose 1897 metu
Paryziaus pasaulines paro-
dis proga.
Rumu pritaikymas kon-
ferencijai Prancuzams kas-
tavo apie milijarda frankly,
kuriuos jie turf atgauti is
suvaziavusiu diplomatu pa
viesejimo'.
| rumus patekti reikia
specially leidimu. Visus
iejimus rupestingai saugo-
ia viesoji policija ir burial
slaptosios. Ypac tos daug
konferenciiu salese, korido-
riuose ir liftuose.
Posedziq saleje
delegacijos sedi pagal neis-
aiskinta plana: viduryje
sovietu, amerikonu, anglu,
prancuzu, o ju priekyje If
uzpakalyje jau "mazieji".
ziurint is prezidiumo = So
vietai su satelitais desine-
je, o anglo-saksai ir pana-
sqs, = kaireje.
Saleje daug prozektoriu
ir sviesos. Puikus garsia-
kalbiai perduoda aiskiai
kad ir prasciausia kalbeto-
ia. Kas nesupranta, uzsi-
deda ausinius, isl ] jung a
maza "radio'', telpanti XII
seneje, ir gall klausyti vie
ma is penkiu kalbu: anglu,
prancuzu, ispanu, rusu, XII
nieciu. Kalbetojai dazniau-
siai kalba angliskai. Anglu
kalba is viso vyrauja tick
pacioje konferencijoje, tick
JOS koluaruose. Isskyrus
tribuna, rusu kalbos niekur
ir niekad negirdeti.
Posedziai vyksta demo-
kratineje dvasioje.
Kalbek kick 'nori
ir kaip nori. Kada kalba
"tuzai'' saleje sausakimsai
diplomatu ir zurnalistQ, kai
:jie baigia, "mazesnieji" kali
ba kuone sienoms ir daznai
Australijos ministrui DR..
Evatt tenka dauzyti kuje-
liu j stala, kad nuramintQ
nuotaikas ir leistu issikal-
beti ir mazesniesiems. U.
S. A. sekretorius Marshall
rupestingai ir saziningai is
klause visas kalbas, neziu-
rint kas kalbejo = didelis
ar mazas. Bevinas taip
pat, kai buvo Paryziuje.
Visinskis daznai d e m ons-
tratyviai ateidavo. paskuti-
mis-, O kai kalbejo Spaakas
visai posedyje nedalyvavo.
Kaip kalba "didieji"?
Marshall kalbejo labal
ramiu ir tiesiog seimynisku
tonu. Bevinas vietomis is.
sikarsciuodavo, o karta upe
pagautas ir istorijele apie
Cambridge Univer $ it e t {
studentus papasakojo. Ora
toriskai kalbejo Spaakas.
Prancuzijos min j S t r a {
Schumannas kalbejo laba
kukliai ir taikiai. Ia pro
ga Paryziaus laikrastis Fl
caro- net karikatura iside
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". ID VlCIIOS EJJlScS dIlC Idn-
ku ,joja Bevinas, Marshall
ir Spaakas, is kitos puses
= Visinskis. Viduryje sto-
vi nusigandes Schumannas
ir gaudo rankom :.
Kai Visinskis kalba,
pasijunti esas tiesiog Mas
kvoje 49,. Trankosi, skery-
cioja, rekia ;. ir nuolat
geria vandeni. Sprendziant
Maskvos akimis, kalbetojas
neblogas. Cali avina par
duoti uz arkli!
Rumuose keletas resto-
ranQ, kur gerbiamie.ji dele
gatai gall atsipusti. Cia taip
pat ir zurnalistai is viso pa
saulio suplauke, "atsivesi-
ma" ir valgo. IS tiesu, cia
aiskiausiai matyti konfe-
rencijos nuotaikos, kurios
nenoromis issiverzia is sa-
les ir pasklysta pokalbiuo-
Sc. Nors ir maskuoti vel
dai, daznai itemptu nuotai-
ku vistiek nepaslepia.
Salciausi atrodo arabu ir
kitty egzotisku krastu dele
gatai.
IS USA delegacijos ma
riu. laisviausiai jauciasi ir
dazniausiai kuluaruose val
kstineja Mrs. Roosevelt. il
mielai pasikalba kad ir SUI
visai nezinomu zurnalistu.
Sekretorius Marshall po
posedziu beveik ipirmas pa
sikelia ir... tiesiai j auto
mobili.
Megsta "didiejI' ir pa
sportauti. Prizes Bevino kali
ba, kuris sedi salia Mar
shallo. susirinko keliasde-
STINT fotografu ir filmuoto-
jQ. Kai prade.jo aparatai
spragseti, abu didieji biciu-
liskai padave kits kitam
ranka ir "papozavo" -. Tai
buvo simboliskas rankos
paspaudimas. kuriam nesu-
silaike dagelis delegatu pa
ploti.
Konferencijoje daug
zurnalistq
Sakoma, kad apie 1900!
Ju darbo salygos puikios.
Kalnai medziagos ir infor-
maciju. Didelis ar mazas--
naudokis kuo nori ir suge-
bi. Visi teknikos laimeji-
mai cia pat. Nori = ir uz
minutes kalbi SUI paciu pa
saulio uzkampiu, aisku, tik
siapus 'gelezines uzdangos'.
Ir cla vyrauja anglo-ame..
rikonai. Visi stambesnieji
laikrasciai net savo redak-
cijas isirenge. Sovietai isl:
kure salia Reuter- ir United
Press. Ju kambario durys
visada uzdarytos ir veik
niekad ''laisvuju" sovietu
lzurnalistu nematyti. LIDO.
mu, kad kai kurie ju visa:
nemoka jokios sv e t i m 0 s
kalbos. Kai nori su kue
nors susikalbeti, atslveds
Iverteja....
Neziurin visu tarptauti
niu sunkumu. konferencijs
j vyksta biciuliskoje If gra
zioje nuotaikoje. Nematy
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DVI U. S. .gelezinkeliu
darbininku unijos, apiman-
clos 175,0OO darbininku, ga
vo algu pakelima po apie
$3.50 savaiteje, kas bendrai
per meta sudaro apie $55
milijonus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08

200 UZMUSTA. Is 1rano
pranesa, kad persu sventa-
me mieste Messed spaliu 8
d. zemes drebejime zuvo
apie 200 zmoniu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
u. S. DARE nauju rakie-

U. S. DARE nauiu rakie-
tiniu lektuvu bandymus ir
dabar pranesa, kad vienu
tokiu bandymu siomis die
nomis keturi kariski laku-
mai skrido virs 1000 myliu
j valanda greitumu, apie
10000 pedu aukstyje ltai
yra apie 8 mylios aukscio).
Tokiais lektuvais j Mas
kva nuskristQ j keturias-
penkias valandas, jeigu So
vietai Amerika uzpultu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08

KONGRESO komisiia is
kelia visuomenes ziniai, jog
jos tyrinejimuose komuni-
stu ir sovietu snipu veiklos
Amerikoje, susekta jau 300
u. S. pilieciu, kurie gelbe-
10 sovietu snipams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
u. N. POSEDYJE zydai

q. N. VOED JT LyUd1
ir Arabai atmeta Berna-
dotte pagaminta Palestinos
taikos plana. zydai sake,
tiki, kad Palestinos gincas
galetu butt issprestas Ara
bu ir Zydu susitarimu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08
RELGIJOJE svarst O m a

BELGlJOJE SVarSt 0 m a
ar leisti visuotinam balsa-
vimui Karaliaus Leopoldo
III sugrizima j sosta. Jis
dabar gvvena Sveicarijoje:
kuomet karui pasibaigus il
pilieciai nusprende nelaiky-
Il sayo karalium.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08

JAPONIJOJE. PEREZ t Q S
savaites potviniuose sako-
ma apie 1000 zmoniu zuvo
ir buvo suzeisti arba dinge
be zinios. Potvinis kilo nuo
lietaus. kuris nuplove 500
namu ir daug kitty apseme.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08

RUSAI isplese is Vokie-
tijos ivairiu gerybiu ir ma
sineriju is dirbtuviu, kaip
karo atlvginima, uz 81 bi-
liionus dolariu, kaip skel-
bia Britai, remnants savo
tnrimomis ziniomis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-08

BRITANNIA derasi ga
vimui dar $500 milijonu pa
skolos is Amerikos Ekono-
mines Kooperacijos Admi-
nistraci:ios. Britu socialis-
tinei valdziai neisteko pir-
miau gautos virs $3.50 mi
liionu paskolos, nors j tu-
rejo teseti Xxi 1850 metu.
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WEN Tx RUSAI BIO SU kITAIS SU-
SiTIKTI. VISIkSKlS GERIA DAUG
VANDENS
DirvOs Spec KOresn)
(Dirv0s Spec. KOresp.)

United Nations konfe- jo IS vienos puses ant tan
renclJa vyksta labai gra ku joja Bevinas, Marshall
7,uose II modernis kuo se If Spaakas, is kitos puses
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-05

games which were in charge OF
Margaret Ann Davis and for
birthday cake and ice cream.
Those present yer Mary Joe
and Margaret Ann Davis, Faith
and Louise Brown, Carol Will
liam, Carolyn Rogers, Glory
Gean Stanley, Winston Griffin,
Harvey Breland, Gayle Thomas,
Patricia Cole. Mary Frances,
Shirley Mae, Joe and Jerry Rog-
ers. Mrs. Lloyd Stanley assisted
Mrs. Rogers in serving.
The Escatawpa Methodist
girls basketball team played the
Big Point Methodist girls last
Tuesday night. The score was
Ga in favor of Big Point.
The first grade pupils of the
Escatawpa school, under the di-
rection of Mrs. Alma Byrd and
Mrs. Eula Carter, presented an
operetta entitled Green Bags,
last Friday night. Mrs. Carriers
pupils offered a song selection
and during the intermission Mar
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-05

The Jackson County Training
Union Associational meeting was
held at the Escatawpa Baptist
church last Sunday afternoon
when the program was in charge
of the Rev. Wallace Harrell. The
song service was lead by the Rev,
c. Hare of the First Baptist
church Of Pascagoula. Miss Patsy
Robinson of the Escatawpa
church gave the welcome address
and Miss Merle Holden of the
Vancleave church made the re-
Spouse. The Rev. w. r. Storie
of the First Baptist church of
Ocean Springs offered a prayer
and the choir from the Ocean
Springs church gave special mu-
sic. A vocal solo was rendered
by Earl Perkins of East Moss
Point and an inspirational mes
sage was given by v. c. Windham
of the First Church of Pinola.
Children's Program
The children's department of
the Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ Of Latter Day Saints was
in charge of the Sunday school
program Sunday morning. Those
with leading parts were Johnny
Earl Rogers. who gave the call
to worship, Winston Griffin who
gave the theme, "Qualities of
Friendship" and Myron Barnes
who offered a PRAYER. Gayle
Thomas read the scripture and
Edwin Sherman offered the Of
prayer. Richard Bosarge
and Sidney Wayne Sherman
waited on the congregation. Car
oil Williams sang a solo, Marga-
ret Ann and Mary 10 Davis play
ed the piano. Laverne Rogers and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-05
Ho~rticuIturist
Addresses County
Council Members

New improved species Of ve-
getables adaptable to this re-
gion wer stressed by K. H.
Buckley, associate horticulturist
from State college, in a talk Fri
day to members of the jackson
County Home Demonstration
Council at a meeting at the Agri-
culture building in Pascagoula.
Colored slides of vegetables
grown in Mississippi gardens and
an illustrated talk on insect con-
troll were highlights of his talk
and he pointed out the impor-
lance of mulching in dry weather
Mr.. Buckley assisted in plan
ming the exhibit list for the
flower and vegetable show which
is held annually in the spring
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-05
Program On Home
Given AT Royal
Service Meeting

A program on ''The Home"
marked the Royal Service meet
ing of the Woman's Missionary
Society of the First Baptist
church of Pascagoula held at the
church Monday.
Mrs. H. P. Heidelberg, Jr., di-
rected the program which she
opened with a talk on What
Kind of a Home is Ours" This
was illustrated with tableaux
based on an adults recollection
Of his home.
Mrs. Thomas r. Wells gave
a reading of Edgar Guests poem,
1T Takes a Heap O'Livin' and
talks on the subject were also
given by Mesdames c. r. Hare,
Edward Baum and Homer Miller.
The program was preceded by
a short business session with
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-05
AnoIo Womon's Club
To Exhibit Work OF
Gulf Coast Artists

The Anola Woman's Club of
Pascagoula will sponsor al ex-
hibit of paintings of Gulf Coast
artists March i9 from Z to $3.50
p. m.
II will be held in the Commun-
ity Activities building on nth
street, and is under the direction
of Mrs. William Kolb.
The exhibit was originally
planned for the club membership
but so much interest has been
shown in the project that the
club has been prevailed upon to
open it to the public.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-05
News From Escotowpo =.
County BTU Meeting Held Sunday;
The Rev. Wallace Harrell In Charge

Evelyn Brentz read a poem anc
all the group sang a special song
Sgt. and Mrs. Hubert Smith
and daughter of Biloxi visited Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Bosarge Sunday
Miss Eileen Alderman of Har.
vey. La. visited Mr.. and Mrs
John Sherman last week.
The Women's department oil
the Reorganized Church of Je-
sus Christ of Latter Day Saints
met Tuesday of last week for
their monthly luncheon. Mrs,
Lois Rogers was in charge of the
meeting and the hostesses were
Mrs. Johnny Rogers, Mrs. Leo
Livaudais and Mrs. A. A. Nc
Queen.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Rogers and
Ruby and Raymond Lee Rogers
Of Foley. Ala, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eckert.
Friends Of Arie Carter are sor-
ry to hear of his recent accident
in which his neck was injured Sc
riously.
The WSCS met on Monday at
the church for a special study on
Great Prayers of the Bible. II
was given by the missionary edu-
cational leader, Mrs. James A.
Williamson. All Is members were
present.
Mrs. Bobbie Mathes spent last
week in Pascagoula visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Woodrow Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Miller ar
rived home from Brooklyn, N.
Y. last week, following Mr..
Miller's discharge from the navy.
Visitors in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. F. G.. Bennett Sunday
were Albert Fredrikson and Ray
.ond Cardinale Of New Orleans.
Miss Jean McLemore of Mo-
bile spent the weekend with her
Miss Jean Roberts.
Mrs. Bobbie Mathes and Miss
lean Roberts visited relatives in
Tuesday.
Sympathy is extended to Dew
" Parker and family in the death
IF their wife and mother who
passed away last week.
Mrs. Mackie Rogers entertained
Ter small daughter, Margaret
Ann, with a birthday party on
Monday on her fifth birthday.
lake and punch were served to
hose present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Eckert from
Eastside visited Mr.. Eckert's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Eckert
Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. v. c. Wind
ham any Jimmy Dale Windham
from Pinola, Miss, visited rela-
tives in Escatawpa and Kreole
over the weekend.
Mrs. Erie Golf and Mrs. S. H.
Golf attended the funeral of Mrs.
Hall in Biloxi last Sunday.
News of interest to their many
friends is the marriage of Miss
June Geraldine Foster of Helena
and Curtis William Davis of Es-
catawpa. The wedding took place
Saturday evening in the home of
the Rev. M. Z. Hubert, ST., who
officiated.
c. B. Shaeffer and Miss Agnes
Shaeffer of Mystic, Conn, were
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham.
Johnnie Earl Rogers, son OF
MIR. and Mrs. John Rogers, was
honored at a birthday party last
week marking his tenth birthday.
Fifteen guests gathered for the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-05

by the Home Demonstration
clubs of the county under the
sponsorship of the council.
The guest speaker requested
that club members participate in
the nationwide Grow a Garden
contest. The nations agricul-
ture leaders are setting the coun-
try's garden quota at 20, 600, 00O
with M~ississippi's part 450.000
gardens, he pointed out. The
statewide garden leaders con-
test which viii be staged by dis
tricts was announced.
Miss Sallie Hill, women's ed
itor of the Progressive Farmer
who was recently guest speaker
before the council, has request
ed favorite recipes from Jackson
County Home Demonstration
club members to be published in
the May issue of the Progressive
Farmer, ii was announced.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-05
Six Additional
Deucons Of Moss
Point Church Elected

Six additional deacons were
elected at a congregational meet
ing the the First Presbyterian
church of Moss Point on Sunday.
They were: Albert Graham, Paul
caruso, Roy Eller, Bert Wood,
Duncan Mcdonald and S. A. Nc
Innis, Jr.
At the same time the church
budget for the year was APPROX
ed.
The date for the installation
services of the deacons will be
announced in the near future the
Rev. Walter Bader, pastor of the
church. stated.
garet Ann and Mary 10 Davis
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-05

Mrs. John H. Collie, president,
in the chair and a devotional
led by Mrs. ]. L. Van Osdol.
A prayer by Mrs. J. S. Abbey
closed the meeting.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-05

About one-third of u. S. fac
tory workers process o. fabri-
cate materials produced on farms.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-05

garet Ann and Mary 10 Davis
played a piano duet.
Evening star., 1948-04-24
Kitty Hawk Planes
Return Is Assured

The Wright brothers Kitty Hawk
plane, first flown in 1908, definitely
will be returned to the United States
soon and will be exhibited in the
Smithsonian Institution, 1t was an
nounced jointly yesterday by the in
stitution, executors of the Orvllle
Wright estate and the Science Mu-
scum of South Kensington, London.
The executors, Harold S. Miller
of Dayton, Ohio, and Harold w.
Sleeper of Lawrence, Kans., said
last February the inventors papers
showed definitely it was his in
tention the plane should repose
eventually in the National Museum,
unit of the Smithsonian. Yester-
days statement. however, was the
I first formal announcement ar
Irangements had been made with the
English museum. where the plane
has been exhibited since 1923.
/ 1t was not indicated when or how
| the plane would be shipped.
| Commercial airlines have offered
to bring it back as cargo, and sug-
gestion has been made it should be
returned on an aircraft carrier.
! Mr.. Wright, who died January 80.
sent the plane to the London mu-
scum as result of dispute with
. the Smithsonian over credit for de-
signing the first flyable plane.
Evening star., 1948-04-24
Blaze Follows Blast
|At Coast Refinery
By the Associated Press

Ell SEGUNDO, Calf, April "a
The second explosion and fire IN
less than five months imperlleo
Standard Oil of CALIFORNIA; giant
Ell Segundo refinery today.
It was listed as extinguished five
hours after a blast rocked much OF
the harbor section at $3.50 am, and
sent towering pillar of flames and
smoke - visible Is miles away -
mushrooming skyWard.
'iIt looked like hell below an
airline passenger reported as his
plane landed at Los Angeles Munic-
ipal Airport, 2 miles away.
Aside from minor burns to fire.
men, the company said there were
no casualties, An investigation tc
determine the cause was ordered
Company officials said fire, which
broke out 25 minutes before the
blast, permitted many workmen tc
get safely away before gasoline
treating plant went up with an
earthquake-like roar.
Winds famed the flames, but a
half dozen fire departments kept
them away from huge storage tanks
elsewhere on the sprawling refinery
property. Cause of a fire in the
same plant December 5 never has
been determined.