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TRAlLERS.

YOUR ASSURANCE OF the utmost in com.
Tort and construction is Incorporated
In the 33-ft. ,6-sleeper. all-aluminum
Royal Spartan Mansion; for magnificent
#, SIX sleeper Superior and sS-ft. VIZ Vindsie ale
Al Al equipped with shower and toilet
other leading coaches, priced from ST 1.495
ssssor,s up: we carry Tg,av eomplstr line Of &C
ToMer TMasa:-Ra5te, Sos5 blvd Berwsn' Md Tel.
sToP! observe. compare and remember.
The latest 194s trailer coaches-Conti-
nental, Streamlite, Overland, Trotwood,
etc etc. Prices from Sl,395 and up, Also
per by curtiss-Wrlght; It's super Where?
At the ABC TRAILER SALES, INC, Tower
4949, 9O0l Baltimore blvd, Berwyn. Md,
LIBERTY TRAILERS, all sizes and models;
also good used trailers. We are equipped
1or all type trailer repairs. Call TO Sill,
HEETER-WALDEN TRAILER SALES. INC,
Wash. BALTIC. blvd. Berwyn. Md.
GLIDER TRAILERS-The proven depend
ability craftsmanship and beauty of Glider
trailers makes it imperative for all pros
oH, oIS models M del ~ Some with shower and toilet.
Spring: Md 81. s2O2.
KIT-CHATEAU, 194S model. 81 IT. with
oae oer ca mpss be seen to best
TRAILER, 1-vheelo, 1t 1t "I any o1 car; ar D. E.
license plates wired for lights; reasonable.
WANT TO RENT old model trailer for
winter: must sleep 4. Call MRS. THOMAS,
RI. s II 900, 3oJX Ext $3.50; . 22.
See GEO Work Iot s pr'cs1ey Caaagy 0Tase pafe
BALTIC. blvd, Berwyn. Md. 22'
WASHINGTON TRATT ER HE a nOTTA PR % G
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

i-UNIT APT HOUSE, approx 3 years old,
each aps. consist OF liv; rm., dinette, bed
rm.. kit. and bath; furnished: income.
$3.50 per mo: Q h. h; S22 500. RE. 1916,
CHAPMAN REALTY co. -2I
DUPONT CIRCLE vIC.-A corner brick
building with & units TO be remodeled into
- units; complete plans available;
$40, 600; MR.. SLATER. RE. 1926; ewes.
4. & AND 10 UNIT modern apt. for sale
in Arlington Co. MANNAS REALTY CO.
ZIG Wilson blvd, Gil. or OK. PISA 20
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEAR Goth AND L SITS NV; vacant;
ideal for plumber or contractors office
and storage; newly remodeled brick build
ing; , floors and basement: have party
who will lease 5000 monthly; price, $40
600: H. T. RANDOLPH, RE. 2137 or TR.
3,sToRY commercially zoned house near
Union Station; rented monthly basis Price
5000. 5000. Gall MT, FRANKLIN. WEAVER
e1se sRoS;c ~ me- Washington Bldg, DI. $500
MASS. AVE. near 18th St and Thomas
Circle-30 rooms, oil burner, water in
rooms, large garage; suitable for hotel or
organization. Box 3s2-B, Star. 21s
GEORGETOWN; go IT; front, about 2s, 900
Sale at S465 per mo-; price moderate
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER. 1719 X st. NV
DEsiRABLE STORE. 21oo blk. Pa ave
NV; tenant will Yacate for new pur-
chaser sacrifice for quick sale TW. 23so
sec. SECOND D.. COMMERCIAL, 90 D. 6a3ft,
Stw,,3-story and basement brick building
VIII consider leasing PATRICK j.
GREGG, Investment Building, RE. 2747.
1900 BLK. G ST. N.W.-27x1OO; posses
sion at settlement. MA. 5740, MR.. BROWN
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STORE VALUES

1865 Kennedy st. n.w-Approx 1000
So f. $500; heat and hot water included;
commercial, in large shopping center, $500
month.
S34 10th st. n.w-Small store. 1st
commercial, 500 mo.
33 St n.w-1st commercials; store
under construction, 5000 mo. R. A. HUM
PHR1ES. Reaitor. sos No. Capitol. Ma.
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A BUGS EAR

Might be cutter but We doubt it. charm
packed bunga; near Clarendon for only
Sl2.750; beautiful Inv. rm., din rra.. kit,
! lge- and l small bedrm., bath of course,
det. gar. on a corner: sun deck with
wooded view, q little old in age but young
in spirit for that small family. Your
early call is well worth while
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
2204 Wilson Blvd, oW. $500. OK 4123.
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MOTORCYCLES.

1916 WHIZZER MOTOR BIKE, all acces-
sories, Sl00 or best offer over; ME- 1874.
40 "74'; good cond.,
plenty chrome, extras, good tires; 1915 or
next oner. Call DE. 1928 after 5. -21
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

FURNISHED DESK SPACE or private ofice
with secretarial service; 24-hr. telephone
DOWNTOWN-4lO Bond Bdg.-Desk
space. telephone and secretarial service
available DI 2SOl -26
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large s-room country home, oil heat.
large bedrooms; 2 barns, large poultry
house; all other necessary outbldgs.; lovely
possession.
10 acres; vacant: Howard Co.; large g.
room country home on busline. committing
distance; some woodland, stream, fruit
large shade trees; house sets back nicely
from hwy
JOHN BURpoFr. Colesville, Nd. ID
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REAL, GONE

Gone to Europe. that is. This owner says
sell; 3-bedrm. brk. Colonial: in conv loc..
Jefferson Park; lust off Russell rd., nice
level lot 60xl25, beautiful liv. rm with
slate flrepl.. din. rm. and kit; priced at
only S11,a5o, with $4,000; AZ financing;
available by appointment only.
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
2204 Wilson Blvd, oW. $500, OK 4123.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
larger apts, at once. We will give you
action. Call RE. 5216. -25
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FORD 1887 pickup; splendid little truck:
month: ROPER" 1880 r. I. ave ne.
DODGE 1947 1-ton panel; ideal for cleo
trician, plumber or general delivery; over
this truck; Best offer. Call EN-. O6S6-22
CHEVROLET 1946 1h-ton dump truck:
CHEVROLET 1946 2-ton dump truck; hy-
draulic hoist, dual axle; bargain. EN-
27l4 81
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STORES WANTED.

LIST YOUR PROPERTIES with us for
quick action. Many of our clients. includ-
ing out-of-town chain store companies.
are, looking for store locations. Call Mr..
Kiely, LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO.. Real
tors. 14l5 x st. NV. ME. 5400. -22
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED

APT. BLDG. WANTED, 10 to 8 units; for
immed. purchase; pvt. owner, no brokers:
white or colored in any section Of city.
CO O2S6: ewes, TR. 2616. -21
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

300 end TRUST NOTE. payable sos at
T: price, $1,700. AID. 0531. 20
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YOU CAN STOP LOOKING

YOU CAN STOP LOOKING
Here is a prewar-priced farm, situated
2 miles from Frederick: Md; approximately
about la-mile frontage on the Monacacy
River; 7lrm. frame house, 45x9O-ft, bank
barn: other necessary outbldgs.; wonderful
mountain view. Positively the best farm
buy In committing distance of D. c.; only
S20,500. on terms. For further informa-
ton. call Mr.. Talbert.
Max C.. Schwartz, IA. $500
FARM OF II3 ACRES near Fairfax Sta
tion. Va. within easy committing distance
of washington. 20 acres of productive
land cleared. About 100000 feet of
hardwood and poplar on property. Also
stone quarry. Well watered S-room
stucco house in good condition. 3 Are
places, drilled well. Farm buildings con-
sist of > large chicken houses, 2 barns.
corn house and smokehouse. Ideal fer
family with interests in Washington who
would also emily the more abundant life
Call Mr.. Addison, MA: 1900: evenings and
week ends Fairfax 1S1-W-3
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1A1- CT
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LURIA BROS.

And built-in garage, feature this prewar
brick Cape Cod. Very large liv rm. with
fireplace: very conv. N. Arlington loca-
ton; only Sl495O
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A HAPPY HOME

Brisht and cheerful and awaiting your
active occupancy; well-arranged 1st A., has
liv. rm. with attrac. mirrored fireplace.
din rm,, 1915 kit electrically equipped,
music rin. and porches, l open and
screened. Then up the stairway to 3
definitely different, cross-yentilated bedrms.
and a modern tiled bath; full dry base
nent with outside entrance, oil hot-water
heating plant with summer-winter hockup:
wholly unusual home is located in one Of
ArlinEton'S more convenient wooded areas
and Is properly priced at Sl+,950 for
today; possession.
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DIRECT FROM OWNER
MUST SELL,

IA rooms, ga baths, arranged as z light
housekeeping units; clean and verv good
monthly quoted; price reduced for quick
sale; S17,5OO; down payment $4,000.
Call Mr.. Pastor. EX. 2555
PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.
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BICKLE e. MAY
Exclusively EA 0-2O %
COLONEL, COMMANDER

Are you eligible for GI fnancing2 5000
and insurance. You may live in one of
Virginia's better residential areas; large
brick Colonial, huge living room, wood
burning fireplace Colonial mantle; con-
Meeting screened porch: banquet-sized din
ing room, large equipped kitchen; 3 bed
rooms; master,sized e9 tile tie baths; fun
scaped lot. An outstanding value.
, 1948-02-02

legislature in getting rid of
this employee, whatever the
crime was that he committed,
that the group could not even
wait until they themselves
passed upon his successor. The
Administration, ced
that Mr.. Hill had done his lob
satisfactorily and efficiently,
ventured to nominate him,
but the legislature turned him
and when the Admins
tration, as it has a perfect le-
gal right to do, decided that
this employee should remain
temporarily, the wrath of the
legislature was turned loose,
creating an unpleasant situa-
SKIS
ton in which one branch of
the government unethically
questioned the authority of
another.
UNLESS WE miss our guess
the St. Thomas legislature
will slash back with its high
ly developed skill in the art
slashing, but the bare truth
: that the episode
which now ends Mr.. Hills
employment points glaringly
to the insecurity Of a system
based entirely upon the shift
ing winds of political APPROX
Not many years ago this
employee in question
was a staunch pillar of a po-
litical machine. He fought in
the ranks, served in the legis-
lature, and today comes his
recompense.
SO FAR AS we are concern
the matter ends. No
of attack will call
replies. AS said before,
the incident was such as could
scarcely be allowed to go I'M
We are hoping that
as time passes we will learn
to draw lines where they
should be drawn.
, 1948-02-02
Monday, Feb. 2, 1913
Editorial
THE OF
EMPLOY
MENT
THE FIGHT

THE FIGHT between the
Administration and the st.
Thomas legislature over the
nomination Of former Tax AS
SCISSOR Hill brings to light the
lutter frailty of government
positions in the Islands. Re-
duced to its lowest common
denominator, it is simply this:
that there is little security in
government positions, and
most of those : positions are
subject to the whims and cap
rices of legislators. Some
might argue that it is clearly
and PLAINLY a spoils system,
but viewed in its true light, it
is a system of sheer reprisals
and unabashed determination
to control.
BEFORE SOME people run
off in the wrong direction, as
some often deliberately do,
let it be said that this is. not
a desire to open a fight for Mr..
Hill, though such a move
would be fair and just. But
one cannot resist the tempta-
ton to note a trend, which if.
allowed to go unchecked, could
easily develop into one of the
most vicious & dangerous prac-
tees imaginable in organized
government. It is the principle
which strikes, and not the par
ticular victim of such a meth
cd. And so hell-bent was the
, 1948-02-02
PUBLICATION

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that the Government
of the Virgin Islands of the
United States has this date au-
thorized the Reverend L. Lo-
gan to perform civil-religious
ceremonies in the Municipal
lily of St. Croix, Virgin Islands
Of the United States.
Government of the Virgin Is
lands of the United States
st. Thomas
Morris F. do Castro
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We'd in Providence

Announcement is made OF the
marriage yesterday in Providence,
r. l., of Miss Janet Wilson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Hazard
Wilson of Providence. to Mr.. Ed
ward Bray Persons Of Washington.
son of Mr.. w. Frank Persons Of
San Diego and the late Mrs. Per-
sons.
The wedding took place in the
chapel of st. Martins Church, the
Rev. Richard A. johnson officiat-
ing, and the bride was attended by
her sisters. Mrs. Howard D. Wilcox,
jr., of Washington and Miss Kath-
leen Wilson.
Mr.. Frank Persons, jr., was best
man and Mai. Wilcox served as
usher.
The couple will live in Arlington
when they return from trip to Sea
Island, Ga,
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Morning Bride

Miss Marye Frances burst, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Phelps
burst of Silver Spring, was mar
ried yesterday morning to Mr.. John
Shrader burst, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sullivan burst Of Catchings,
Miss.
The wedding took place at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart, the
Rev. Lawrence ]. Wempe omciating,
and the bride was escorted by her
father and attended by Miss Rita
Catherine burst, Mrs. Jon Lee
burst and Mrs. James L. Dixon.
Mr.. william Convery was best
man and the ushers were the Messrs.
Jon Lee and Harry Patrick burst,
Lansing A. Peele and william Crib
bin.
Following the reception the cou-
pie left for Southern trip.
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annapolis

Capt. and Mrs. John 8. Keating
and their family are occupying the
home OF Capt. and Mrs. E. Z. Nor
risey while they are on q trip
through the West.
Capt. and Mrs. H. 8. Rule left
Monday for Middlebush, N. ].
Mrs. Hoester Hoogewern left Mon
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Engagement Date

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur A. Swain of
East Orange, N. j., entertained At
tea yesterday when they announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Joanna Carolyn, to Ensign Roger
Gilbert Devan, son of DR.. and Mrs.
S. Arthur Devan of Washington.
Miss Swain Is a graduate Of Con-
necticut College and Ensign Devan
was graduated In 1915 from the
United States Coast Guard Academy.
No date has been set for the
Wedding.
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following: Imperial Grab. Fried
ScallopS, Mexican Salad. Saratoga
Potatoes Rum Bun. Bread and
Butter and Coffee or Tea. It's
served every Friday, from 1880
am. to midnight. You can relax
and restore your jaded summer
appetite at luncheon, dinner, late
supper-as we'll as after the the
ater and during shopping hours.
Ask the headwaiter to seat you at
the Captains Table, or in the
Ships Cabin, or in any Of the other
Marine Dining Rooms. 1907 and
1921 E ST. NV.
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Beauty

Every "overose" womon hos,
on occasion. foeed her mirror
and mode disparosins remorks
obout the shope Of her nose,
or her hoir's stubborn refusoi
70 curl.
She MAY be fishing for
eompliments-provided the
right snoIe IS within beorins
distonee-but usually she
means it.
But most beouty authorities
stote thot there's no such
thing as q perfect beauty"
Wise women Ieorn to feoture
their best feotures-ond oten
a clever womon will feoture her
most IRREGULAR feoture 70
oehieve thot elusive something
thot mokes her o personality.
Don't bewoil your bod points.
CopitoIize your best ones
like Katharine Hepburn does
her high cheek bones ond Greto
Gorbo her long straight hoir.
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I a n 6 y seafood
platters are a
popular feature.
And-every Fri
day they offer q
wonderful I'm
perial Crab Spe-
cial"-unbeatable
in price and de-
liciousness. For
cEa -1,, ~oS fL
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G ar m e n t is
worth anything
its W or t h
having repaired.
And, the STE
LOS REPAIR
SERVICE will
era d icate the
damaged place
by inweaving
or reweaving.
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day for Castine, Me-, where she has
opened her cottage for the summer.
Mrs. A. g. Cooke, who has been
spending several months with her
niece, Mrs. Richard Whittal, at
Waterbury, has opened her sum
mer home 1t Indian Landing. She
has as her guest Miss Rosa Baldwin
OF Baltimore, who will spend the
summ9 with her.
1t. and Mrs. Lanier G. Cole have
arrived from Vallejo, Calf, and are
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Waves are reduced to $3.50
and their Machine permanents are
reduced to $3.50. You'll be sure
Of q professional coiffure, too.
Shampoo and fingerwave, SITS.
Manicure, $1.00. HEADS Is located
(opposite Capital Theater) at 1927
= ST. NV. Phone RE. 3477.
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If he is a boy
Or If she is
a girl? Are
you interested
in other mat
ters pertaining
to in + a n t S?
H e | e n e has
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the newest feature of
the 1401 B e A u T Y
S ON. Your fin
ished l-hour perma-
nent will be q thing
of beauty. Interested? /?
Call AID. 140l. The
air-conditioned salon
is closed Mondays;
open Tues. through
Thurs. 9 to 8, and
Sat, 9 to 6. 140l Co
NV.
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<<<<<<

+" TNFANT-1c Up AT1NG?'
Then, of course, you're
thrilled and happy! Have you de-
edded on what to name the baby
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I" H-A1R-coND1T1oN1NG-
is 50 comfortable! You'll
be hair conditioned and air-condi-
toned when you go to HEADS
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They work wonders on silks, WOOL
ems or fine linens. 2nd floor. Velati
Bldg, 904 G ST. NV. Phone Ma.
6442.
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good news for you. There Is a
charming BABY BOOKLET" that
is yours for the asking. 1t will
be sent free of charge to any
expectant mother who lives in
Washington or its suburbs. 1t con-
tains over 1900 suggestions for
naming both boy and girl babies
as we'll as such interesting data
about birthstones, horoscopes, fiow-
ers and infants needs. You'll adore
the enchanting illustrations. Sim
ply mail . postcard with your name.
address and telephone number to
BOX 1912, Main Postofice-and a
copy will be sent to you promptly.
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" WHATS THE pAMAeE''
Is 1t moth hole, a
cigarette burn, or . snag-that has
ruined your dress or suit? If the
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no are offering
ornament Wave
pecials to give
ou that New
ook For Vaca-
on" For 3 days
: o n ] y. on
M o n d a y,
4 Tuesday and
w . dnesday.
fhafr Tn1d
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" A GE COMES ON T1PToE'
but casts a warning
shadow! It's loss of hair due
to sluggish scalp. You can
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Miss Tucker Bride

Miss Tucker Bride
The marriage of Miss Mary Rosa
lie Tucker, daughter of Mrs. Charles
F. Tucker and the late Mr.. Tucker,
to Mr.. Ralph Melvin McGonigall.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd M. Nc
Gonigall of Arlington, took place
yesterday afternoon. the cere-
mony was performed in the Church
of the Nativity the Rev. Sylvester
Hoffman officiating.
Mr.. Charles F., Tucker. jr., es-
corted his sister to the Sanctuary
steps where Mr.. McGonigall awaited
her with his best man, Mr.. Daniel
NJ Donnelly.
Miss Margaret Z. Tucker was
maid of honor for her sister whose
other attendants were Mrs. Charles
F. Tucker, jr., and Mrs. Charles O.
Cassell.
Escorting guests to their pews
before the ceremony were Mr..
Stephen P. Trupper, Mr.. Joseph E.
Williams. Mr.. Philip T. Regan and
Mr.. Joseph A. Cassell.
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are pleasant and relaxing. No odor-
GUS chemicals, ointments or greasy
salves are used. Go in for free
examination. tomorrow. Suite 1850,
Shoreham Bldg. 18th and H SITS.
NV. Phone MA. 6081.
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- = -

u pO1SON OAK and IVY
TIME-are here!" The
symptoms can be relieved with
wonderful homeopathic RHUS
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= = = =

IS A ND SEW ON-all through
summer" And BY the
time fall arrives, you'll be the proud
owner of wardrobe of lovely new
Evening star., 1948-07-18

ditioned rebuilt with new motors
and controls and fitted out into
new luggage carrying cases. You
can get Singer Portable-for only
$3.50, complete. Other makes
from $3.50. Desk and Cabinet
Models are S139.50 and Console
Table Models are $3.50. Easy
terms. Visit them at 7l6 11th ST.
NV. (opposite Woodward and
Lothrop's North Bldg. Phone RE.
1900. Night and Sunday, call
co. 0025.
Evening star., 1948-07-18

c ! o t h eS. The
CAPITAL SEW
ING CENTER
has a fine selec-
ton of used
Porta BILE Elec-
trio Sewing Ma
chimes that bear
famous b r a n d
names. All have
heer, neulv cOn-
Evening star., 1948-07-18

tI1e oS1EN 1 1t ~
PLATING CO.
has a staff of
skilled silve er-
smiths who use a
heavy quadruple
silver finish that
Is ara n teed.
Call DU. 279s-
and a representa-
tive will call on
, 36ll M ST. NV.
I Eexs nr{Ira
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Find both at WASHINGTON
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY,
~ llth ST. NV. MA. 1895.
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avoid badness :.
and become the pos
SCISSOR of thicker hair
:. If you let HAIR
z x P z r T S, INC,
IN norm a alize" your
scalp. They use the
most modern tricho-
logical methods to
combat and replace
hair loss Treatments
Evening star., 1948-07-18

TOX.3X PILLS, a
minute dose made
from poison ivy it,
self? For external
use, famous Rusto
Lotion relieves Itch
ing, helps dry ex-
udation and Is also
good for bites and
stings OF insects.
at WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1948-07-18

MERLE NORMAN
STUDIO for a free
guest treatment
and let them CLAM
orize your summer
tan. Merle Norman
c os m e t i c S have
never varied in
price and m ost
items are only 81.
1882 Eye St. NV.
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H A PERMANENT WAVE
'1 In ONE HOUR!" It's
the newest thing under the sun!
It's the "Lustr-Lox" Cold Wave
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<<<<<<

0 ISN'T IT TIME TO RE-
A PLATE YOUR SILVER"
II your tea service or other pieces
are worn, tarnished or battered
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you-or stop in at 36l1 M ST. NV.
- block beyond Key Bridge.
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e 6leq7gg>Y6w<
q ": H4kANe

IS IF THE SUN HAS
" CHANGED your COM
plexion from lily white to beige
then 60 to the conditioned
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" DEEP SEA DINING
awaits you in the de-
lightfully air-conditioned O'DON-
NELL'S SEA GRILL. Flavorful
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Sunday BY motor for New LonaoE
Conn.,, where she viii spend tvo.
weeks.
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guests Of Mrs. Coles mother. Mrs.
E. II. Robertson.
Mrs. Carroll Van Ness left on
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Phone RE. 4063.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-09
East Beach Water
Not Polluted Soys
Health Officer

The water along the Pascagou-
la beach front from S. Pascagou-
la street east is well within the
standards set by the u. 8. Health
Department for swimming and
bathing, DR.. Andrew Hedmeg
said this week following an in
complete analysis of the water
along the beach front and in the
Pascagoula river.
The analysis was made by
members of the state Health De-
partment aboard a vessel loaned
for that purpose by the Seafood
Commission.
The Health Department sets .
bacterial count of SO per &C as
the minimum standard for swim
ming. A check of the sound wa
below the municipal beach pier
tiers from S. Pascagoula street to
showed a count of only 80 per
&C. However, the Pascagoula
river from the L g. N bridge
where the analysis started, to its
mouth was found to be polluted,
DR.. Hedmeg said.
The analysis is continuing, he
said, and will be completed some
time next week. When complet-
ed, full results will be published.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-09
Memorial Services
To Be Held For
Cmdr. T. w. RomsoY

Memorial services for Comdr.
Thomas w. Ramsay, who was
killed In a plant crash on June
IS, will be held at the Bonnie
Chapel Methodist church on July
IL at 2 p. m.
Comdr. Ramsay. the son of Mr.
and Mrs. I. W. Ramsey, was
widely known throughout Jack
son county and was a member of
one of the oldest families.
He was a graduate of Mississip-
pi college and was associated
with the Department Of Agricul-
ture before entering the navy In
1910. For the past year he had
been serving as a test pilot on
navy jet planes until the fatal
crash at Potuxent Bay, Mary
land
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-09
Pascagoulans t. s5;elect Councilmen
And Mayor In City Election Tuesday
Girls Stute At
Belhoven Attended
By Local Girls

Misses Peggy DeForrest, JAG
quelyn Walker and Joyce Krebs
who have been attending Girls
State at Belhaven college in
Jackson are expected home this
weekend.
The mythical state is a training
program for teen-age girls in
leadership and citizenship spon-
sored by the American Legion
Auxiliary.
Part of the legislation passed
at the current session of the play
state legislature was a bill to
put women on juries-a measure
that failed to pass at the last
adult session.
The bill was one of the major
recommendations of Governor
Beverly knight of Hattiesburg in
her address to the Magnolia Girls
State.