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Evening star., 1948-04-11
Boqotu
Continued From First Page

Of interior and head cabinet officer)
Mr.. Echandia, liberal.
War-Lt. Gen. German Ocampo
(non -politicaD
Foreign Relations-Eduardo Zu-
leta Angel, Conservative
Finance Luis Ignacio Andrade
Conservative.
Public Works-Jose Maria Bernal
Conservative.
Economy-Guillermo Salamanca,
Conservative.
Education-Fabio Lozano, Liberal.
Justice-Samuel Arrange Valez,
Liberal.
Mines and Petroleum - Alfonso
Aragon Quintero, Liberal
Agriculture-Pedro Castro Mon
saldo. Liberal
Labor-Everisto Sourdis, Conserv-
ative.
Post Office Jose Davila Telle,
Conservative.
Health-Joree Bejerano, Liberal.
Paraguay Police Jail 4.
Meanwhile Paraguay police at
Asuncion said they scotched a Com
munist coup with the arrest of four
Communist leaders having rifles
and hand grenades in their posses
sion.
The Paraguay police said the coup
was linked with similar moves in
other countries aimed at interfering
with the inter- American conference.
Strong condemnation of communism
have come from conference dele
gates, and they were expected to
adopt some kind of Communist
action.
Chilean police announced round
up of Communists who were sus-
pected of completely in alleged
plans for May Day coup against
the government. Ten persons, in
cluding two women, were reported
under arrest.
Conference Fate in Air.
There was no definite word
whether the Inter-American Con-
ference would continue, but Bue-
nos Aires dispatch said Argentine
Foreign Minister Juan Bramuglia
talked with government officials by
Evening star., 1948-04-11
Stella Roman Married
To Los Angeles Man
BY the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, April 10-Stella
Roman, Metropolitan Opera soprano,
was married today to Frank Vitale,
Los Angeles businessman.
Superior Court Judge Allen Ash
burn performed the ceremony at the
Ambassador Hotel before a small
group of relatives and friends.
Miss Roman was given in marriage
by George G. Stoicesco, former
Romanian ambassador to the United
States. Karl F. Schuster of San
Francisco was best man.
The couple will reside in Los
Angeles after a honeymoon in
Hawaii.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
Colombian EnyoyHere
Accuses Communists
0f.ExpIoitina Revolt

Communist elements in Columbia
were accused yesterday by DR.. Con-
galo sRestrepo-Jaramillo Colombian
Ambassador to the United States.
of using the Bogota disturbances
to push their own plots.
Predicting that order will replace
"the madness of this hour" he said
he believed the outbreak was "a
spontaneous result" of the assas-
sination of Jorge Eliecer Gaitan,
Liberal party leader.
said, that Communist elements took
advantage of that opportunity"
While the State Department kept
q day and night watch, acting as a
clearing house for news dispatches
and information about United States
Embassy employees, the first eye wit
ness account of the dawn events at
the Plaza Bolivar was sent here
from Washington man.
Narrowly Missed Death.
Alfonso Correa of 736 Twenty
second street NE, translator for
the Pan American Union, who is
in Bogota for the disrupted Inter-
American Conference, told how he
narrowly missed death while walk
ing from the United States Embassy
to the Capitolio.
In narrow street leading to the
plaza I saw three bloody corpses
lying in the rainy roadway" he
wrote in a dispatch distributed by
the Associated Press. I'm front of
q drugstore, I heard a boy moaning.
He asked my help, pointing to his
leg covered by rags. He lifted the
rags to show a bloody leg bone.
Other people around said they could
do nothing for him because public
services were completely disorga-
nized."
Mr.. Correa said he was accosted
by soldiers near the Capitolio and
told he would be shot If he con-
tinued walking toward the building.
Saw Six More Bodies.
mot wanting to be killed, I
walked away" he related. Then I
tried another entrance and in walk
ing up side street saw at least
six bodies. A soldier again drove
ME away at gunpoint."
Mr.. Correa told how he met
"rebel" and was taken to a board
ing house for food after he eX-
planned he was Brazilian.
There were about 20 men and
three women there and it looked
like some kind of Liberal head
quarters" he stated. II told them
about the boy and they said they
could do nothing for him although
they took note of the spot where
he was. They said, We are sorry
this happened. The situation Is out
OF control. That's war"
The Colombian Embassy at 1909
Twenty-second street NV had its
staff on duty yesterday, although
Saturday usually is not working
day. There is little we can do here
except wait for developments"
spokesman said.
Regrets Gaitan Murder.
Ambassador Restrepo declared
that every honest man condemns
and regrets" the murder of Mr..
Gaitan.
But that unhappy murder cam
not be taken as a justification for
breaking the long peace of the
country, for intending to destroy
the constitutional frame of the
country and for submitting the
capital of Colombia to riots, plum
dering and arson"
The State Department press sec
ton maintained vigil all Friday
night and yesterday, receiving dis
patches from the correspondents
pool in Bogota over one of the few
cables still operating.
The Chesapeake g. Potomac Tele-
phone Co. said all important
telephone calls between here and
Bogota were being put through.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
Heavy Censorship
On Messages From
Bogoto Reported
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Apr. 1O.-Mac-
kay Radio & Telegraph Co.,
Inc, said tonight its communi-
cations had been restored with
Bogota, but that dispatches
coming from the capital of CO.
lumbia were subject to heavy
censorship"
Priorities on dispatches from
the riot-torn city are under
the control of the Colombian
government, a Mackay official
said, and government dis
patches are being given the
priority now"
Press dispatches should be
given the next priority" the
official said.
Radio Corp. of America said
it had had no contact with Bo-
gotta since last night.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26
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Proposed i~soiutior
Room Endorsed
BY Civic Council

Setting Wn Of a contagious reem
at the Jackson County hospital
was V~eeommended to the Civic
Council by the Aaela Club at a
meeting Of the Nouncll Tuesday
nlght
The council endorsed the Sug,
geStleR and a COMMITTED WAS ap,
pointed to investigate peSSihll-
.tleS ef INSTALLING isolation quar-
tegS and present their 0Ndmgs
AeloFS the ReArd Of Supervisors,
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nifty haNSe eetnG endogSeN nv the
.eeaAell came Np fNE Discussion,
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AerSeAel Richard an FepgcSea,
.tAtlve II the Mouth. ms present.
.ea 4 repogt On this pgVNeet and
enlisted the support Ng the coVa.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26
Legislative Group lnspects Shipyord.
Port In Connection With Channel Bill

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26
Work On STADIUM
Shows Progress;
More Bids Let

The Pascagoula board Of school
trustees awarded the contract for
the plumbing to 20 under the
stadium that Is being construct
ed behind the Market street re-
creation center 10 Ralph H. Saw
age. Pascagoula contractor. for
the amount Of $l54664. on Tues
day night
The bids were submitted in
two parts the plumbing IS the
first Bids ON the "Bs part
which contains the sewage cons
neetions under the stadium are
being held for consideration Of
the beard at their next meeting.
SCI Tor April 3
The work on the field proper
Of the stadium IA showing rapid
presreSs rhe aeelnsse the has
already been Installed, and the
grading and Sodding OF the field
itself Is near completion.
l. " hrewder has announced
that poles for the stadium lights
have been shipped and that work
"a their installation viii start al
an early date
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26
tRy The Associated Pressl

jackson. Miss, March 2S-The
Mississippi Senate today was
given for its consideration a new
proposal 70 permit counties in this
Dry state to legalize liquor
sales
The Senate Temperance Com
mittee wrote the new approach
70 LEGAL liquor legalization into a
Referendum Bin previously pass
ed by the House Of Representa-
elVeS.
As amended by the committee,
the bin would cali for a state
wide referendum on legal liquor
sales az the November general
election,
Provide that in any counties
where a majority voted in the
referendum Tor liquor sale. nun.
ieipal or county authorities might
adopt regulations permitting the
sale OF liquor, including sales by
private stores
Require approval Of any such
regulations by the State TaS
Commission
Provide that If a majority Of
the whole state voted for legahE'
ING liquor sales the Legislature
shall consider the question a
effeetWating the viii Of the PEG.
Pile
The original House Rlll would
have provided only the referen-
dunn On a statewide basis Tor thu
guidance Of the leglSlatarS
The House still would have q
consider the amendments IL the
measure passes the Senate
The rempsranee Committee al
81 reported tavepshN a bill q
permit municipalities to vote Oh
whether ~ net beer might b
sold legally within their eean,
aarleS Only eeaAtleS now may
eeAa0et SeSA keeNl option slee'
taenS
The commlttee killed = MM Sall,
lng Gov = statewide referendum
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26
MRS. Rachel kiIbu.
Dies Wednesday,;
Funeral Today

Mrs, Rachel KileaS widely
Known throughout the county,
died at the Jackson County he's,
pital on Wednesday morning,
She was taken 10 the hospital en-
Tuesday afternoon for emergency
ueatment but failed 10 recover
Mrs kilhAS Was = native OF
Syria, coming 10 this country
about 81 years ago With her
husband, John kilhaS she moved
10 Moss Point in April tase where
she made her home since them
Together with Mn klleas she
operated = store in MeSs Point
and WAS q familiar figure II =
wide circle % friends Her flow
erS in an adjoining ySed were =
constant Se0rce ef pleasure -
her and numerous people thr0oshs
cut the eeaNtN we've the reetel.
entS ef = small bouquet nom MIS-,
NilhA&
She Was \ deVe0t member II
the Catholic church and save
helm 10 countless needy people
Funeral Sevv(eeS Will be con-
Quoted at the Fails Funeral home
on Friday 0NaSVA TIE inter
.ment Viii BE IN the SSenweea
cemetery IN HaSSNEoVlS with ire
MtAer u CSetSalA efNesStlng
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26
E. r. Chustont. Life
Long Resident OF
Poscogoulu. Dies

Emanuel Richard ChaStant a
lifelong resident Of PaSeagoals
died at the Jackson County hos
pital. March ~ at ais p m
Interment was in Greenwood
cemetery following services a,
the Fails Funeral Home chapel in
Pascagoula at 4 D M Thursday,
with the Rev p J. Carey offiei-
ating.
Mr.. Chastant Is survived ~
his widow. Mrs. Hattie h Chas.
.tant. one daughter. Mrs. rhelms
Laeaze Of Biloxis three sons,
Ewell. Delhert Of New York, and
Ray Of Ocean Springs, = brother,
Horace chastant OF Rogalasa,
four grandchilaren and esher rels.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26
Pass Bill To
Allow City Aid
For Recreation

A I'M which would enable the
CITY ~ NNMAgeala II Nla in ae-
.NSNsAx the NeSt ~ operation eS
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tee has @Sa passed ny AeaA Ae0S'
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26
Dates Set For
Pre- Clinics
In The County

Dates for pre-school clinics TO
be held in county schools are an
nounced by the Health Depart.
ment
On Monday, March 20. the
clinic win be held al the Van
eleave school twhitel and on Fri
day. April : two clinics will be
held. one az Wade from Q to IL
a m and one al Hurley from /
until J D m al the respective
schools
Under the auspices Of the Coun-
" Health Department these elm
les are held for the purpose OF
giving every child who will be
entering school next fall a ply
seal check up and complete any
lmmunlsations A dental hygienist
viii De present also.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26

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.Solons Move For
Adjournment OF
Session April 10

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jackson. Miss. March ss=rhe
Mississippi House Of Representa-
tiVcS to-day took definite steps
toward adjournment on April 10
II adopted and sent 10 the Sen.
ate a concurrent resolution CALI
lng for "0ne die adjournment
On that date The Senate has not
acted en- the proposal
However, both houses today
stepped 0p their schedule nv
working a hall aAy instead ~ the
halliday that has been tAe Gus.
tom IN the hrSs a weeks ~ this
seSSkAA
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in Keeping with Nr0eeAarN ~
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viii cease week eAr~e aNSs be-
tore the adjournment IN Nrseg
- permit time Tor the Governor
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26

ANtetal OF - persons gathered
at the Jackson county courthouse
Saturday afternoon in response to
q call for = mass meeting Of
NJeftersenlans Democrats in all
II the states 81 counties to hear
an address If Governor Fielding
l. Wright attacking the civil
rights stand ef President Tru-
man and the national Democratic
party. which YEAS carried on =
statewide raale heekun
The county Democratic Exeeu.
tive Committee under the chair
mAnshln u Harold W Gsutier.
had Installed in the courtroom
alnpllneFs 10 carry the governors
Sneeeh Mr. 0aatleF and Arthur
Alien 81. secretary ef the eeun-
u committed were elected 10
serve - chairman and secretary
respectively ef SATURDAYS meet
As
AZ ne elise ef the geveraers
SpeeeA Chairman GautieF said
That he had heen seAl a ~eanaea"
Aeeeeh Nv " W Wright cam
nAlkN chairman ~ the "feeele's
SNnNniltee" which Was 10 be read
A alt et the county mass meet
iNxS lie would. ne said have the
seeeeA read On request e any one
Nl lAeSe attending
tals fkzAss lssuss
MiltnE 81 receive q request,
Nj 0suaeE spoke IN the fight
eetNg wAgeA ~ the govegner and
ether Southern Democratic lead
eFs AgatASl the Vicious civil
rights pEoggaM 80 freSldeRt Tyu.
MAN which il being pressed IN
NE SeAxg~Ss ~ the Republican
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eat Ae aAAseFS 10 the South IN
ne eANelMeat IT egeSeNt leglSls
VeA pending N Congress-
HE reviewed. his request ami
SasE<SNeA that TIVE sets N Dem,
eSgN(tS electNES Ne nominated On
tAe SsNtN neMgSgNttS hAlleN One
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26
Permanent
Repairs
Promised
Highwoy Officials
Say plons Serted
For Bridge Work

Assurances that immediate tenn.
porary repairs will b made on
the approaches to the Escetawpa
river bridge and that engineer
inc plans are alrcady underway
for permanently eliminating the
flooding Of the vital highway hnk
were obtained ~ = committee ~
Jackson county citizens during a
conference Wednesday al jackson
wish the state Highway commls-
kton
The statement was made ~
john n Smith. Southern District
commissioner following a sen-
erai discussion ef the problem
nv members % sAe commission.
state highway engineers and the
county committee
= consider ths kseatswps
bridge situation tAe Number one
Problem in the District Mr.
smith sald III u no easy prob
lem 70 cure. ana Il will be eessr
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have the necessary Mnas In slkht
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26

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