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Evening star., 1948-03-19
HOUSES UNEuRhlsHEp.

ALExANDRIA--Det., excel. location; 1
HARRIET HoLTHER AGENT, Ma. siSs.
221o Goth ST. Nw.--Desirable location for
for doctor or dentist, near wyoming ave,
and Columbia I'd. Det. 4-story brick build
ing, containing 12 rooms. 2h baths, 4
tlreplaces, electric refriserator, hot-air
ranged for doctor. Rental. SAB Der month,
For information call HENRY ]. ROBB,
INC. 1924 Vermont ave. NV. DI. Sl4i
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

JR. NAVAL OFFICER, wife, two CHI
Pson. sa ysao aon. + ass ss E soo many ANY a sss
NEED s-BEDRooM HOUSE, preferably
aD I ii ash'sif assasd psoas sass d IT,
HOME WANTED or 4 bedrooms. for
rent Or buy Ike rent. have sood ncome 10
but no down payment; prefer Vicinity Of
Shsve1ly; College, Park or Silver Spring.
Rel RELIABLE iadEsl lFAMiLY. no small children, Gi
April l to July |; Bethesda district: Cali
or pFisss Monday ngnt o. f s s. or all day SATURDAY
CHINESE cow, OFFICIAL wishes lease.
April l; nnfurnished house or apt. for self
wls shi TO ans ssss 'sfans' vicinity NV
BUSINESS MAN desires 7-room unfurn.
aSs n4ass .eey,cn 81 Juns nr.f or Il fos e
SFsfySGSs STlSsy SSsstsSa dyEs s.lsT Hots
oa .na sssso eSan. eS: u.s. s S
TfHMkEE REr1NED SISTERS, Government
ssss s.'!sP GO DatSH ''s:s ss.,.: .n.,
sa4. Snau1n; an.rsoed aos.s
MAkkHED coUfin oc and DO children. ge meet need
s.41 Groom house. Call MRS. MoLrA; cH.
FoRMER UNIV. PROF. wife. now in Govt.
service, want unfurn. house. living room
ct least 1sx12: suburban Md or Va. pre-
fsrred; no children; up to $125 mo.
evenings. WI 0735, DR.. CLEMENTS 2O'
FURNISHED HOUSE or apartment. or 2
%aVy Stassy. shsPhsyd Ssaoi e ;,i SMITH; %.
bedroom unfurnished house: year lease;
maximum, S120 month OW 6S53 2Os
NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT. perman-
ent. urgently needs 3 or bedroom house,
unfurnished: northwest in Western High
SCHOOL area: top $3.50. Phone TIE. 2536
ChRIsfI FELLOWS. nondrinkers; furn.
or unfurn. house or apt. April 1st; pref.
pG; yN, 777s Or GE es5s 20,
children aged and 10: permanent. desire
April :: furnished or unfurn; up to $l7b.
BRITIsH GOVERNMENT ofacial and wife
seek unfurnished Tor furnished) small
house or apartment In nearby Virginia OF
nv Careful and quiet tenants. Call DE
sRxziL1AN ECi AIR MAJOR and wife desir.
2 or 8 bedroom, completely furnished
house with garage in NV. section; nc
references. Call DE. 5000. MAJ. COSTA
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE, rooms or more
IN northwest. DE. O125 between am.
REsPoNsiBLE INDIVIDUAL requires g.
bedroom home or apartment, furnished, for
two months or LONGER. BELL. Sligo 415l.
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ROOMS FuRhisHEp-s.l. e,d s.w.

200 sth ST. S.E.-Rooms furnished, single
and double suitable for esgge or couple
H1LLcREsr,. Isi7 sfst SIS Sf 81. s.E.IIarse
rm m, with private bath; VI. 7412. 81
NlGII.Y cn,!nI. III FbhN. IN RM. girls or employed
mfSls nTfkAfI,VF T pEVfSerrsd sa:dr TS s0oS; s0
pvt. bath: conv. to bus and Fairfax Village
Shopping Center: $3.50 mo. VI. O239.
s1s G ST. 8. E.-Nicely furn, double or
sinele rm.. next to bath, in clean, quiet
refned home. FIR. 1912 after l pm
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MIscEllANEoUs FOR RENT.

buLLDOzER-snall bulldozer for for hight
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 Z st. NV. National
4094.
PIANOS FOR RENT, Steinway Rrands, $25-
S35 month; Mason & Hamlin console. S25:
Knabe console, $22.5Q: Weaver. Story g.
soies, Sj0; all of rental applied toward
purchase is mos. limit nowhere else In
the world (we're seriousl could you find
so wide q choice available for rent. We
also have q selection Of good practice up.
rights available at S5-Ss month. Colonial
Piano Shops new store 637 D st. NV
lnear Kann'S. MA. 1870. 80
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ROOMS EuRNIsHEp-Nethwe,t.

1711 n. Il. AVE, NW.-Layee front room,
nicely furnished, newly decorated, for
girls OF couple. 40
$50 per Wk.; sci. rms. S14 per Nk. II
center Of shopping district. Complete
aossI hSsa ssTyassr; psrRSr mus ,n-nou,,. -, ..22,n
dows, sun deck facing Rock Creek Park;
bus at corner; private home. NO. 515S.
CoLORED, 1878 18th ST. N.w.-4 non
housekeeping rooms and Ink. room rea-
sonable rent. Ladies, gentlemen or couples
DE: 0532 Sunday and evenings. 81
to share nice room with another girl AL
privileges. GE. e19S 19s
COLORED--GIRL to share lovely front
room with another girl: twin beds. GE
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cArTLEa LIVE STOCK.

WHITE-FACED HEREFORD stock steers,
16 head, ideal size and condition for pas.
ture; also some shoats. sH. 2114, ME,
FARM HORSE. 8 years old. fne: sIoo.
Call Oliver 1894 -21
GOAT DAIRY-Disposal sale Of entire
herd because of help. Herd includes sew.
eral brush goats, baby goats for pets Viii
sell very reasonable II entire herd is sole
together. Milk market established. Fine
BROOD SOWs, to farrow 1st part Of
May: they farrowed "a pigs last fall. WA
1907, BROTHER JULIAN, or call at Semi
nary Farm. IA miles north Of Lanhsm
STEERS t25). white-faced Herfords prime
grain fed, LOO to 1,400 lbs: one OF
al, 80 cents lb. STEVE R1DGELY. AD
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FARM and GARDEN,

FLOWERS, SHRUBS and landscaping
pansies, pick your own eolors: ANIMALS,
NUNS, Scarlet sage. scum scum, seraniums,
columbine, snapdragon, daisies (shssterl,
sln cannas' earnstion. marigod. candytuft,
many others. also fine selection Of ever.
MARkET AND i NgFsEkE queens chSps
$3.50 I Afss GN ssas OPEN anasns Sundays. Mo- WA
BARGAINS In boxwooa;. Bethesda private
fsssEs aAvE rRaIr a osfl TREEs ss ssssRAYEp NOW for
SrE & Eosy sxpRET REsIsss!Sn e6 OK isl BRITAIN
Mkuh5 nss s99 soil shrubs mulch tds ovsrs ss: es
III esss 5so4 Wis. SPh"0s ave .Ga NV sa'e
FOR RENT, excellent vegetable, rose gar
son. asa fhsfsn s1ennd 0us r ysuf pSsn a
GA GkASffs2 Ssffs2 GARDEN TRACTOR. s 81 hp.,
-; -! ss 'sss Ss ;s $50 moor ss :: sas s s
used only 80. hours. with dozer attach
aasDES efi f4S sfSaa sfSacroRs s5s i Sc an, 81 8 4n
hip, "Gardenaid" and Planet Jr:". with
81 81 tesls; easo MALoNEs' INC" s126 Ga ave-
n q 10y well ID sosss s7'G sssr!5 Rs: sB
sS sTocRPab RifTIai roSsoffI fIsS 50 GU I'd, ID de-
ise and landscapins. Mr.. BOYLE. IA.
ovERRHEAD SPRINKLER PIPE, galvanized,
% approx l. 100 It. OF - and T.; alse about
go $3.50 # tos Of n or and s9s 1s s"vanized piDe
ToPsoIL. fiji dirt: road gravel, WOODS Girt,
blue stone. manure and cinders: sH. 5l1Ol
or FIR. 567s. Discount on early orders
BEAUTIFUL AFRICAN v1oLETs. rs
sasissss s,snB #
each: Af5a sol, scientihcally trsated, 5
yerS oes Wash sPd ESs s GrssE ssa sa
EsE sih feE NGRsRs sths Rsis Vs. n4 Sa6 shpHRf SH
BBeltsygillsei Md. Open sundays Phone
koroSTffiItLER. Ror STfitLER chorem.ster, garden trac-
Fres @ dsmonstratiens. demon s' ' cENTRAf s MOTOR edSof
81 2HS IL M5SS Ar ssrdsh Sa f1eS
cutter bar plow. harrow, etc. in 2 min
gsss ss shSSs se2l' WI nssa ssss dssfr'
rock gardens, ash ponds. retaining walls,
RoefSllIs'' fls'Uasi Nd Phone RosE7Iiis $sss
WAKE UP YOUR LAWN for spring, re-
LAWN IMPROVEMENT SERVICE, sH.
6514. 80
LANDSCAPE PERFECTIoN-As the artist
brings out every detail of q beautiful
painting, We also constantly strive to-
solve your individual problem with a.
service so general as to cover every phase
of your need. Grading. preparation Of
lawns, seeding, rolling, special manured
top soil, acid woods-earth; well rotted cow
manure, S10. 20 6u: Wondersro, SIS;
specimen yews, azaleas holly, rhododen-
dron, magnolia, dogwood, pyracantha,
bamboo, all types Of confer and broad
leaf evergreens. shade, ornamentals,
towering shrubs. perennials, roses, vines;
ground covers; SELECTED plants locally
grown. hardy; dug. delivered, planted same
day; grading, drainage, maintenance, tree
pruning. surgery. transplanting, removal;
fencing. brick, stone, fagstone; cement.
cinder block walls. steps. walks, terraces;
pools, designs; plans, advice and esti-
mates. Ii. 1925, OV. 6005.
TOPSOM-Are you looking for rich, black
topsoil? We have it; free delivery Of orders
over 10 bushels 5oc Rsrs Per bqshsl Sl3 slN gsr
CO. S236 any time. "a
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AVIATION.

AIRPLANE OWNERS-Get cash for your
ship on BEACON FIELDS used airplane
DE LUXE TAYLoRCRAFT, almost new.
just over 100 hrs time; S1.695. Terms
can be arranged. MR.. ADAMS, OIL. 2442.
al
CESSNA "140"; instruments, radio: new
plane guarantee: priced to sell Immediately
CAPITAL AIRCRAFT REPAIR, SP. 1172.
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APARTMENTs ExcHANcep.

WASHINGTON FOE CHTCA0O-Hsye /
bedroom apt. in modern apt. bldg, S6s. 80
mo-; no children; will exchange for same
n H. sood ss section OF Chicago. VI. 7s41.
EXCHANGE FUkN. N. Z. APT. for wash.
vicinity furn: house, or will rent In Wash. i.
Call DE. 1878 mornings. 19s
1-BEDRM. APT, unfurn., $50, Dupont
Circle area. for 2-hedrm. apt unfurn., up
TO 500. Conv. Northwest section. NO.
DEsIRE EXCHANGE 2-bedroom house,
Va. for I or bedroom apt. Northwest
section. CO. 1000. Ext. 20S-F. 2ls
WOULD EXCHANGE my 3 rooms, bath,
kitchen, furnished or unfurnished apart
ment, in Charlottesville, Va, for small
furnished or unfurnished apt, NV wash
ington, d. c.: suitable couple; plus nice
dog. Box 2-R, Star 21s
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APARTMENrs uNFuRNisuen

FuRNrTURE; avsil.bis immediafsiy; !
rooms and bath 81 q, mo; .IiI q q.
2nd FLOOR, 1913 Good Hope I'd. a.
rooms and bath. private entrance; COM
yen1ently located near schools and grocery
stores with bus stop less than i block
from door; apt previously used a. doc
tors ONCE; SIS. For full particulars,
apply 1st floor. 1243 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
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POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV. NE
ooSa-Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
plies
week; Prllorum: clean docks; only hatch
cry In D. c. CAPITOL HATCHERY, 1885
Kenilworth ave. ne VI. 1858, Ii. e629
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APARTMENTs SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON, furnished, rms Fifc6.n
and bath: near bus: adults only; await
able; $40 . month. p. o. BOX 4, Ar
lington, Va
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APrs. EuRN. AND uNEuR.

REFINED LADY desires 1-rm.. kit. bath
furn or unfurn. apt. In modern apt, BLDG.
NV; $50. WkdaSh Ex. 246o, Ext. 27S4.
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

MOttr0s PASkIN0 ona STORAGE
LOCAL MOVING AND HAULNG-Fast
:sIs,s' LIZ 6is ss.s EN- r. 81 too
I4s "a 5siTES srAFHs aGoa sHosaoE R''!es; eo.:
iEGs asKNf Nv vETsEass rsfs MOVING co.--s4.s,,
service: furniture moving and hauling;
MOVING ACROsl TaE sISsEET Or r. scros: SsoS;
the country. safe storage in separate
rooms: expert packing. Phone NO, .O1Ol.
UNION STORAGE CO.. INC. est 1905.
MANTED-Loaa or part load to and from
Washington, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit,
Chicago, st. Louis, Kansas City, Denver
and Calif.: immediate service. NORTHERN
yANLINES. INC, AT. 9243, Ii. 3T25 2Os
SMALL JOBS-Trunks. personal effects,
baggage, etc. Prompt service, day, night.
Truck with ancient white driver, $3.50
hr. Also packing and Grating. LU. S9O5,
MOVING BY VETERAN Of experience, with
new van; careful handling; reas. rates.
Call any time, MR.. COOK. GIL. 5l3T.
MovING-Furniture trunks, baggage, low
rates; good service. RE. 3321. al
VETERAN, Just out Of the service. win
move or haul anything. night or day; no
JOB too small Cali EARLE. AT. 1881. "a
EDELMAN MOVING g. STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates: will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. IA. 1887; after pm. GE. 1418
LIGHT HAULING and delivering; eve
nings. Saturdays and Sundays. Nd. s0O9.
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HOUSES FURN. OR UNFURN.

FOR RENT for summer or all year, furr
or unfurn., fully mod. country home
rms. 3 baths; .Olney-Sandy Spring neigh
borhood. 12 miles from District line. Phon
Ashton 3031 after pm. -21
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APARrMENrS WANTEn tc.,,.y

URGENTLY NEEDED-N.E eection-SmsU
a-EIDnooM APAkTlrENr-N.w. secs,on
- .sy April list. Family Of four adults: up
ID, or write Box 460-M. Star. igs
81. GIL .,:. WI: psrt,sims s, employed and full
apt, NV. Box 45g-M. Star, 1Ss
GIRLS, employed students, desire furn,
nedroom apt, NV. Call DE. 1900, MT
go. -10
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COOPERATIVE APrS,-sAIE

6EAuTEUL- Capitol I'M. nr. suprem.
court-Unfurn., rms. foyer. tiled bath.
XII. sit; ..dinsste: modern apt; bldg, steam
sncs sncs Sl11.67 monthly. OWNER. FN.
Nh. 14th AND CLIFTON sT. N.w.-Loye-
or unfurn; $4,000 cash. No chl,dren.
no pets. Telephone AID. 1860. 10
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BOATS.
ROOMS FURN.-Nothwest. Coat

Just because I'm listening in doesn't mean I'm paying
attention to what say!"
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ArsSs SVbUkbAN WAN1E0.
SNAIL UNfURNIsHED APT. in FeII,
church or vicinity for. young ooupIs and
BABY. Must move b. April 1. OW. $3.50.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-29
Boy Hurt In Foil
From Bicycle While
"Hitching'' On Truck

Bobby Keenum, - years old
River Road, suffered a broken
leg Monday afternoon when he
fell from his bicycle a he
'hitched' a ride on a truck.
The accident happened on the
main street nSar the Baptist
church when, according to wit
nesses, the boy who was holding
to the side of a cross tie truck
trailer and coasting on his bike,
became squeezed between the
truck and a parked vehicle and
fell to the street. According to
\olice, witnesses said the wheel
of the trailer did not pass over
the boys leg and X-rays bore out
the belief that the break was
caused by the fall to the pave
ment. The driver of the truck,
Davis, whose initials we're not
obtained, did not know of the
accident until he was told about
a block from the scene, where
upon he returned to the child and
took him to the hospital, officers
said.
No charges were filed as the
accident was clearly unavoidable,
police stated.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-29
Dr.. and Mrs. Curtis Crane Threatened
BY Rebels In Korea On Display of Flag

missionaries in Korea for many
years when they were sent home
with the beginning of hostilities
IN World War II. DR.. Crane
served as pastor of the First
Presbyterian church of Pasea-
goula until last year when he
was allowed to return to Korea.
He was followed later by Mrs,
Crane,
DR.. Crane has suffered with
heart trouble since returning to
Korea and his activities have
been curtailed BY physicians but
he conducts the mission school.
breaches and has translated three
volumes which are ready for the
press.
DIR. and Mrs. Crane have a
home in Gulfport where they viii
probably make their home when
he retires.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-29
Hunt Lost Cocker
Puppy For Little
Bernie Johnson

The homecoming of 14-month-
old Bernie Johnson from his
grandmother's in Tennessee Sat
urday won't be the happy time
he is expecting - that is, unless
his little pet Cocker puppy is
waiting for him.
The little black dog, a four
month-old female, disappeared
from the little boys home at ll07
Williams street Monday some
time between 4:30 and 10 p. m.
Bernie is visiting his grandmoth-
er with his mother, Mrs. Ruby
johnson, and a friend, Miss Mar
tina Fernstrom, was keeping the
dog for him.
81 don't know what I will do
if l can't find that puppy" Miss
Fernstrom, who gave it to him,
said. "He calls her all the time
and Just the mention of her name,
Tessie, can make him stop cry
ing"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-29
Harper Explains
States Rights
AT Rally Here

Everette Harper, local attorney
and state committeeman, was the
featured speaker at a States
Rights rally Tuesday night at the
courthouse in Pascagoula.
Mr.. Harper has spoken extern
sively throughout Mississippi and
other Southern states on the
States Rights movement, explain
ing the program from a consti-
tutional point of view.
The Truman program, Mr.. Har-
per said, is an invasion of basic
states rights in that IL would al
low the federal government to
dictate policies and override To-
cal laws affecting people within
the boundaries of individual
states. The program is not con-
cerned primarily with the racial
problem but opposes centraliza-
ton of power within the federal
government which would SET
aside provisions of the constitu-
ton guaranteeing certain rights
to the individual states, he added.
Hermes F. Gautier, county
chairman, presided at the meet
ing and introduced other speak
ers that included Congressman
w. M. Colmer, Judge II. p. Hei-
delberg, Merle F. Palmer, county
attorney, and Mrs. Hermes F.
Gautier, state Democratic COM
mitteewoman.
Congressman Colmer upheld
the views of Mr.. Harper and
traced the congressional history
of the civil rights program. H c
also complimented the leaders oil
the States Rights movement for
instituting the program of educa-
ton outlined by Mr.. Harper.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-29
Little T'heaier To
Open Season With
Comedy Thursday

The hilarious and heartwarm-
ing three acts of John Loves
Mary will usher in the l948-49
little theater season for playgo-
ers in this sections when the Pas
point Little Theater presents its
first performance of the year
Thursday, November 4, at 8 pm
at the Pascagoula high school
auditorium.
The cast, which includes both
veteran and initial performers
has been busy nightly shaping
the play into form under the di-
rection Of Charles Hightower.
John Howkins, also John in
the seasons first, has been seer
in several previous plays, includ-
ing mo Time for Comedy" and
MY Sister. Eileen" The other
title role will be carried by Joyce
Hegman as Mary Mckinley. Miss
Hegman is a newcomer to the
Little Theater stage but she Wa:
associated with the summer
group sponsored by the Pas
pointers.
Charles Bograhn, who plays
Senator Mckinley, worked with
the summer theater. Mrs. j. B
Randall, as Mrs. Mckinley, il
a newcomer to the local stage
but an experienced Little Thea
ter actress.
Milton Peterzell is one of the
most experienced actors in the
entire group and is a veteran Of
both stage and committee work
in a number of Little TheateI
productions. He will play the part
of Fred Taylor.
Ethel Eastman as Lily Herbish
turns in her first appearance or
the local stage and r. B. MeIll-
vain has his first supporting role
as General Biddle in the play
Bobby Seheffler makes his mi
tial appearance to local audiences
at 1t. OLeary. w. r, Guest, Jr,
a former member of the club, re-
turns as Oscar Dugan. Joe Moore
as George Beechwood makes his
first appearance.
Many unseen committees are
working to make this production
possible. Stage production is I'M
der the Craftsmanship of J. M
Smith, business manager is Miss
Frances Leatherbury; small prop
critics are in charge of W. c.
Brondum and Mrs. LeNore Kleis-
ner is furniture chairman. Miss
LaNell Price and Foster Wilkin-
son T the publicity committee.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-29
Voters Taktss Part In General Election
Tuesday; Special Race Set In Beat Three
ans. Electors are as follows:

cans. Electors are as follows:
Roy Russell, Nelson Taylor,
George L. Sheldon, ]. ]. Reginald,
Fred Grimes, ]. G.. Carr, w. H.
Ellard. Ralph Haxton, G. S.
Goodman.
They are followed by the cleo
tors of the Republican Party of
the State of Mississippi. This
group is headed by Perry How
ard, Washington Negro attorney,
who maintains his legal residence
at Jackson. They are also pledged
to the Dewey-Warren ticket, and
were granted the official recog-
milton of the national Republican
party by having their delegation
seated at the Philadelphia con-
vention. They are:
F. M. O'Shea, J. C. Feazell,
Vernon Dahmer, ]. L. Peach, F.
w. Hale, r. A. Whelan, E. F.
Shanks, c. v. Taylor and j.. H.
Gearhart.
Election Officers Named
The final slate of electors on
the ballot are those of the Pro-
gressive party, pledged to vote
for the Wallace Taylor ticket for
president and vice-president. This
group did not qualify a full slate
of electors, the names of only
seven appearing on the ballot in
stead of nine. They are as fol-
lows:
j. Lewis Henderson, Frank l..
Armistead, Robert Knox Vans
ley, Thomas Armstrong, Gus 9TH,
Earl B. Brown and Clark H.
Wilson.
Election officers have been
named by the county election
commission and the voting will
take place in the usual % county
precincts.
Although voters must be prop
erly registered on the poll books,
it will not be necessary to pre-
sent poll tax receipts or exemp-
ton certificates before voting
Tuesday.
The special election to name a
Beat Three constable will be a
"single shot election in that it
will not be necessary for the
winner TO secure a majority of
the votes cast. The candidate re-
ceiving the highest number of
votes will be elected. with no
runoff to be held.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-29
Needy Children
Fund Grows With
SIS Gift By KC's

The knights of Columbus this
week donated SIS to the March
to School fund to make it posi-
bic for needy children of the
county to attend school.
Although this was the largest
single contribution to the fund,
it was by no means the only one,
Miss Margaret Burnsed, presi-
dnt of the Young Women's Bust
ness Club, sponsors, announced.
The Rebekah Lodge voted to
purchase two pair of shoes for
the children and an individual
member of the group offered to
buy a pair. The Anna Hunt circle
of the Missionary Society of the
First Baptist church of Pasca-
goula also voted to purchase a
pair of shoes.
During the past week four boys
have been outfitted completely,
two by the Lions club and shoes
have been bought for one girl,
returning to the school room an
additional five children who 9TH
erwise would be unable to at
tend school because of inadequate
clothing, Miss Burnsed reported.
Clothing donated to the Jack
son County Welfare Department
is used as much as possible in
Quitting needy children and
cash is used for shoes and to fill
in where needed. So far, the
stock of contributed clothing has
been such that only shoes have
needed to be purchased for girls.
Outfits bought for boys include
a pair of shoes, two pair of socks,
two suits of underwear, two pair
of pants, two shirts and a wool
jacket.
Although the response has been
good in regards to both clothing
and cash the need is still great
and is expected to Increase with
the coming of cold weather, Miss
Burnsed said. Organizations are
urged to contribute as much as
possible and individuals are asked
to bring contributions of cloth
ing to the welfare department. or
phone and bundles will be picked
up. and make cash donations to
Miss Burnsed at the United
States Employment Service office
or to the Chronicle Star-Adver-
tiser office.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-29

The narrow escape of DR.. and
Mrs. ]. Curtis Crane. formerly
of Pascagoula and now mission
aries in Korea. is being included
in the news releases telling of
the recapture of Sunehon last
week by Loyal forces.
During the two-day reign Of
terror begun by Communicated
rebels last Wednesday, the South
Korean Communist Labor party
flag was raised over the Presby-
terrain mission school operated by
Dr.. and Mrs. Crane. When the
missionaries responded by wav-
ing American flags some of the
rebels yelled, Lets kill them.
Other Americans in the nilsson
included Miss Janet Crane Of
Yazoo City.
Dr.. and Mrs. Crane had been
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-10-29
Masked Bandit
Robs Cos Station
At Point OF Cur,

A man dressed in black anc
masked with q scarf held up the
Independent Oil Station on
Telephone Road shortly before
midnight. Sunday and escaped
with $34.06, according to police
reports.
The operator Of the station,
James Taylor, was in the station
office alone using the ! e.
phone when a man appeared at
the window and, dwelling a single
shot % gun, ordered Taylor to
pull the telephone wires from the
wall and then empty his pockets
into a anvas bag. Taylor did
as he was told and the man took
the bag and left through the rear
Of the station grounds where the
Mississippi Export Railroad
tracks run.
Taylor told police the man was
about five feet seven inches tall,
weighed approximately las lbs
and was dressed in black pants,
black jacket, a dark shirt, black
gloves and was wearing a yellow
scarf around his head and face.
The man was white, he said.
The gas station was robbed
about two months ago when an
unidentified bandit stuck a gun
against the man who was pro-
prietor at the time while he was
behind the station in the dark
and took $54 from his pockets.
The company is offering a re-
ward for information leading to
the apprehension of the thief.