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Evening star., 1948-03-24

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MAN Broker woodward Bldg, RE. Ii56.
COMMUNITY GROCERY. a beehive Of ac-
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little delivery: only store in community:
presents wonderful Opportunity Call till
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rent lease: plenty Of furniture; Ni price, ice
$4,000; easy terms. EDWIN L. ELLIS,
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PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.-Rooming house, 10
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FIRST floor for owner which consists OF
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Evening star., 1948-03-24

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Evening star., 1948-09-17

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receive bonus cups! you happen break
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Evening star., 1948-09-17
Handsome Solid Maple
BEDROOM suite
. Full Or Twin Size Bed Cnn
. Chest Of Drawers AA
Dresser Or Vanity wv

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piece is beautifully styled, expertIy constructed,
and in rieh-Iookins solid mopIe You get
comfortable bed, spacious chest Of drawers,
and choice Of dresser or vanity. No wonder
they say we work miracles in big savings!
Evening star., 1948-09-17
18th Century Mahogany
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This is the kind Of sale that mokes people
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and IS all sturdiy constructed. The cases ore
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20

odlIllo ~
Organized this year for the first
time, over 100 boys took part in
the league games played on the
diamond located at the riverside
recreation center in Moss Point.
Due to the inclement weather
several of the last scheduled
games were rained out, but the
season was climaxed with Two
exhibition games of teams COM
posed of all stars from Moss
Point versus the Pee Wee League
stars of Pascagoula on Wednes-
day and Friday.
On Friday evening at the soft
ball diamond the Young Mems
Business club and the Rotary
club will be joint hosts to all of
the league players at a bonfire
celebration under the direction of
Mayor F. w. Cirlot and Edward
A, Khayat who took an active
part in the development of the
organized league play.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20
Outbo0rd Motor Boat Races On Dog
River At Moss Point Coiorful Affair

A crowd OF spectators estimated
at $500 lined the west bank OF
the Dog river in Moss Point on
Sunday to view the outboard mot
or boat races staged under the
auspices Of the Young Business
Mems Club.
Under the rays of a blazing
sun % contestants from Moss
Point, Pascagoula, Lucedale and
Panama City roared around the
two mile course like noisy water
beetles scuttling over the sur
face of the river.
The brilliant colors of the rac-
ers added a gay note to the af-
fair and the steep banking of the
boats at the turns gave the spec
tators a thrill.
All of the boats entered were
of the cupboard motor type with
model built hulls, hydroplane
and bateau hulls. They were
classed according to the horse
power of their motors.
A spectacular performance of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20
PascngouIo And
Moss Point Sturs
Split SoftbaH Win.

On last Wednesday afternoon
a well organized, smooth playing
nine composed of stars from the
Moss Point Boys softhall league
BANKED a team of stars chosen
from the Pee Wee league of Pas
cagoula.
Ranging in age from 9 to IL
the young stars battled for 5 in
nings but Moss Point shut the
visitors out and scored 0 runs to
win the game.
Batteries for the game: Pas
oagoula, Harold Collie. c, and
Larsen, p. Moss Point. r. Kha-
vat and Koski, p, and Jackson, c.
After being rained out Thurs
day afternoon the older group
of softball stars in the Pee Wee
league defeated the Moss Point
stars on Friday afternoon with
a cor of 7 to 5.
At the end of the 9th inning
the score was tied 5 and 5 but
Pascagoula brought two runners
over the plate to win the game.
Batteries. Pascagoula, Elan, c,
and Guffey, p. Moss Point, White
p, and Gum, c. p, and Bosarge, C.
In the return games on Tues
day in P%ascagoula the all star
teams again split the wins with
the small boys of Moss Point
defeating the younger aggrega-
ton of the Pee Wees by a score
of IA to 7.
The older boys of the Pasca-
goula nine more than tripled the
score on the Moss Point stars
handing them a II to ) defeat.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20

water-ski-ing by Miss Francis
Davis of Panama City was a high
light Of the water carnival. Miss
Davis was lowed by her father,
Capt John II. Davis, builder,
owner and driver of the Susie @
% h. p. Capt. Davis is a men,
Der of the st. Andrews Bay
Cupboard Motor club.
Due to the fact that the start
of the races was unavoidably
delayed only six of the sched-
uled races were run. Winners
in the races ire as follows:
First race: George DeAngelo,
LIST, Wizard 312 h. p. motor on
model built hull; Arnell Adams,
End, Wizard 3h h. p. motor on
bateau hull.
Second race: Elwood Lennep,
LIST, 5 hip. Seabee motor on n.y.
droplane type hull; George De-
Angelo, End 5 hip. Seabee motor
on model built hull; Roy De-
angelo, 3rd 5 hip. Seabee motor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20

in the tundra of the Khatangzkq
region where a polar bear attack
ed a herd of reindeer, Staying
four young deer before a hunter
killed the bear.
Hunters" said the message,
"know of only one such other
even during their lifetime"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20
on h~ydroplane hull.

on h~ydroplane hull.
Third race: Melvin Miller, LIST,
6 h.p. Wizard motor on bateau
huh; H. Kirkwood, Lucedale, End,
8 hip. Wizard motor on model
built hull; Arnell Adams, 3rd, 9
hip. Wizerd motor on bateau hull.
Fourth race: Charles Bunten,
LIST, 7h h. p. Scott-Atwater mot
or on model built hull; ArneD
Adams, End, 7h Scott Atwater
motor on bateau hull.
Fifth race, T. v. Blades, 1st,
8.5 h. p. Johnson motor on hy-
droplane hull; Sonny Farley
End, 9.8 hip. Eyinrude motor on
hydroplane hull; Roy DeAngelo,
3rd, 81 h.p. Johnson motor on
hydroplane hull.
Sixth race: o. II. Tilly, Luce
dale, list, 10 hip. Johnson motor
on model built hull; Harold Rab-
yb, End, 1872 hip. Soaking motor
on model built hull; Sonny Fair
ley, Bird. SO h. p. Evinrude motor
on hydroplane hull.
Prizes and awards were donated
by local business me1 and con-
Germs.
An Cupboard Motor Club is be-
ing proposed through the spon-
sorship of the YMBC. Anyone
interested in such an organiza-
ton should contact Ralph Davis,
7. ". Blades, Alton Thomson,
or Harold Monroe.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20
RAIN RUINS BELGIAN CROPS

BRUSSELS = AP = Belgian
farmers. Iramping their sooden
fields, fear that a large part of
the harvest will be lost as result
of the a~bnormally heavy summer
rains. Already the Ministry OF
Agriculture has had reports that
in some places the crops are 60
ing to seed. The corn yield in
Flanders, which had been expect
ed to be the best in years, re-
fuses to ripen. Some of the wheat
is beginning to blacken and the
experts predict up to 80 percent
of the crop may be lost if the
weather does not change.
Potatoes, too, are suffering. The
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20

Score by innings: R II E
Pascagoula 900 311 o. 6 2
Jackson 49,. 312 800 Ito IA 5
Batteries: Porter, Oliver and
Bishop; Fisher and McCraw.
Pas'goula 900 600 200 0O0-2 8 /
Jackson 900 600 200 001-3 10 2
Batteries: Richardson and Bish-
op; Fisher and McCraw.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20

early ones are beginning to rot,
but the late ones might still be
saved if the sun would shine.
1t is proving impossible to dry
the hay and much of what has
BEEN harvested is said to have
no nutritive value. In the dripping
orchards, pears are said to be
mainly bad and the apples only
so percent of normal. Cherries
have been good. but they rot
very soon after they are picked.
Plums are expected to bring an
average yield.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20
E TO LOSE BRITISH
COAL GRANTS

LONDON - AP - The grants
which the Clergy received from
the owners of Coal Mines before
they came under public owner
ship under the Labour govern
ment are to stop in 1851 accord
ing to a statement issued by the
National Coal Board.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20
POLAR. BEAR A TERROR

MOSCOW (AP)-A rare case
of a Polar bear leaving the sea
and attacking beasts on land has
been reported by Dawn of the
East"
The attack took place recently
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20
P~AScACoULA NINE WINS

The Pascagoula baseball nine
hit their usual stride on Sun
day, August Is, at the ingalls,
Ball Park to win easily from
Ocean Springs by a score of 8
to 3.
j. T. Bishop, Pascagoula's
catcher, gave local fans a thrill
when he stole home to score
in the seventh inning.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20
FISH STORY. SMALL SIZE

Bozeman. Mont-AP-Strictly
as a gag. Mrs. Leroy Kerr entered
a 3lz-ounee fish in the Bozeman
Kiwanis Clubs trout derby. The
near-minnow won her eight
pounds of butter and a wool
blanket because other women had
thought their catches too small
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20
DESPERATE TACTICS

Is the opposition to Congressman Bill Colmer SO desperate that it must
record? Do they think that they can fool the intelligent voters OF South
Mississippi with such last minute Hiaerlike propaganda?
Witness these typical Misrepresentation from the stump and from print
ed circulars and advertisements: aN8eat
/. The opposition charges that Congressman Colmer wos q beluted con-
vert to the states rights movement and even hos the efronterY to sug-
gest that he wos for the ontpol tax and other ondSouthern bills.
ANSWER: The Congressional Record shows thdt Bill Colmer hos ulw0Ys
been q leader uquinst these inequitous bills and because Of that leud-
ership. he wos unanimously elected os chairman of the group OF 78
Southern congressman, which wos organized to fight the miSouth-
ern program.
NOTE:
As q mater of foct Cohmer's opponent wos not in attendance at either
the State Convention. the Philadelphia Convention. Or the Birmingham
Convention od hos consistently softpeduled the stotes' rights fight be.
ing made by the people of Mississippi to preserve their rights.
2. The opposition charges that Congressman Colmer voted for q Con
gressionul pension for himself.
ANSWER: The Congressional Record ot poge 2l9 of the permanent
Record shows that Congressman Comer spoke against the bill. and he
is recorded at page 294 as voting ugoinst it on q record vote on Murch
IL. 1916.
8. The opposition has the bold efrontery to insinuute that Congressman
Bill Colmer is proLCommunist and that he agreed with S tolin to the
shipment "of vnul wr motenos to the Communsts.
ANSWER. Not only the people of Mississippi. but every member of Con
mer as chairman of the Postwar Committee. wds the first member Of
Congress 70 point Out lin l945) that you couldn't do business with Rusiu
Record. April 27. lo47. to prevent the shipment of these and any other
materials to the Communists or the countries dominated by til m. and
most Americans know tut he is the first member of Congress to udvo-
cote q firm policy in deoing with Russio.
The opposition hos been campaigning for three months while your Con.
gressndr. Bill Comer #wus fighting your battles at the Philadelphia
Convention. at the Birmingham States Rights Convention. and at the
with Sendtor Russell. the chairman of the Senate group organized to
FIGHT President Trumons Civil rights program. Is it possible tut the OBJ
position. reoling that the people of South Mississippi appreciate the
fight thot Bill Colmer hos mode for them. ore now convinced that oil
hope of their winning the election is gone? Is this the reason. therefore.
they con, by Wlful Misrepresentation of The record. fool the INTELLIGENT
voters of the Sixth Congressional District? Surely such untuir and des-
perdte tactics constitute IN insult to the intelligence of the voters Of
South Mississippi.
ment OF next Tuesday, August ~, by voting for BILL cOLMER
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20
Cooks Defeated
In Finals For State


The Illinois Central Railroad
softball team of Jackson defeat
ed the Cooks nine of Pascagoula
in a double-header Saturday
evening at the Biloxi VA Center
to capture the state tournament
title.
The Jackson Trainmen rail-
roaded the erstwhile undefeated
Cooks in the opener 10 to 5, and
won the IL inning nightcap, 3 to
2, in the double elimination play
off.
The nightcap was a thriller
from the start. 1t was a scoreless
duel between Pascagoula's pitch
er Richardson and Jackson's
Fisher until the seventh, then
both teams scored 2 runs each
sending the game into extra in
nings.
1t rocked along s~coreless then
until the end of the twelfth when
Jackson pushed over the winning
run.
Three trophies were awarded
to the Jackson nine, one for win
ming the state championship and
the other two went to outstand-
ing players.
Score by innings: R H E
Pascagoula - 900 311 0-5 6 2
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20

In numerous species of insects
and fish, the male is a parasite
attached to the female.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-20
r & K-Mrs. Bill
And Hays uthoh
League Winners

Last week saw the end of the
season of softball play for the
Moss Point Boys League with the
following standings for the teams:
Arizona sun., 1948-02-06

"If you want to see the apart
ment," the landlady began sharply.
Then she pulled smile over her
false teeth. ''This here's the kit
chen.
Bill said, "You mean the apart
ment opens into the kitchen?"
Behind his glasses, the young
mans light blue eyes were looking
amused. "Oh you'll get used to 1t.
And it'll give your friends some
thing to talk about"
Hes some little talker himself,
isn't he?" the landlady said.
81 think he's wonderful" Peggy
said, laughing. He certainly knew
how to make a person feel perfectly
at ease.
Then she got a look at Bilps
face. She began to feel miserable.
If only he wouldn't look like that.
Like a She tried to push the
thought out of her mind but it came
right back again. Like a dis
appointed salesman. I'm sure you'll
make a mistake II you don't puy
our elevators, Mr.. Kotch.
The landlady. led them into the
living room, and when Peggy saw
it, her heart sat up and begged.
Her eyes drank in the bookcase
that covered a whole wall, the orig
inal paintings on unframed canvas,
the diversified fireplace with three
painted masks above it. And there
was a table with a typewriter and
lots of papers piled-up in care
less stacks.
What darling taste you have. She
almost said it, but she thought about
Bill just in the nick of time.
1.-The bedrooms in there" the
landlady said. She let Peggy and
Bill go into the bedroom by them
selves. Bills head almost bumped
Arizona sun., 1948-02-06

and around. One thing sure, she
wasn't going to marry an elevator
salesman. Or any other kind Of a
salesman, for that matter.
Listen, honey" Bill said gloom
lily. ''If you really like the place" "
1t didn't matter. Nothing mat
tered now, really. Just to get out.
To get away. To get out Of every
thing as painlessly as possible.
'I guess you have to be writer
or something to appreciate it," she
told him, forcing out the words. She
glanced at the pale young man and
managed to smile. "a writer or an
artist"
0OH 1 don't know" the young
~ man protested with a shrug.
What kind of stuff do you writer"
Bill asked grudgingly.
"Huh?" the young man said.
The landlady laughed. Him?
He's no writer. He's my son." And
she added proudly, ''he sells vac
uum cleaners"
Run out of the room. Run down
the stairs, she told herself. But
Bills arm went around her shoul-
ders, steadying her, and his arm
felt strong and tender.
'My man is a salesman, too," she
said. And she held her head up. He
sells elevators"
Arizona sun., 1948-02-06
FOUR FLIGHTS UP TO heaven
By FREDERICK LANG

the top of the doorway as they went
in together.
'"This is dog house," he said.
Peggy was in such a daze she
thought he said, DOLLS house," at
first.
isn't it," she said excitedly And
then, seeing his expression,
''What?"
"A dog house." he said. Look, I
can almost touch the ceiling. Lis
ten Peggy. I've learned something
about buildings in the elevator busi-
ness. Do you know how old this
house is? Why, it was a dump when
they built the Brooklyn bridge"
Peggy gasped. ''He heard you'll"
Suddenly all the thrill was gone
and her heart felt like lead. Her
eyes were blinking as she turned
and went back into the living room.
Bill followed behind her, STOPPING
with an exaggerated wariness as he
went through the doorway.
Her fingers were twisting the en-
gagement ring nervously around
Arizona sun., 1948-02-06

| ing at Peggy, II do her favor and
she makes fun of my plumbing"
''I think it's nice if a man knows
how to fix the plumbing" Peggy
said. She glanced from the thin
hands to the thin, pale face. II real
ly do"
He looked pleased. "I'm a paint
er, too," he told her. Look, Ispaint-
ed this china closet. What do you
think of the shade?"
It made her feel so fattered to
have a writer showing off for her
benefit. Its a lovely color" she
told him. And then she could feel
Bills eyes on her. isn't it, Bil?"
YEAH" Bill said dryly, "blue."
Peggy WINGED. Well, that proved
he wasn't color blind.
"It's the same shade as your hat, "
this writer was saying.
She blushed. Think of a mans
noticing that"
"Yeah," Bill said. The way he
said it. it wasn't exactly compli-
ment.
Arizona sun., 1948-02-06
New Chemical Weapons
To Combat Weed Pests

Farmers and householders Wag-
ing war on crab grass and other
troublesome weeds and grasses can
look for help from two new weap-
ons.
The weed-killing chemicals bear
the jaw-breakipg names Of sodium
isopropyl xanthate and allyl mixed
chlorophenyl carbonate. They have
been tested by federal and state
agricultural experiment stations
with excellent results against
many weeds and grasses not eco
nomically or satisfactorily con-
trolled by other chemicals or prac-
tices," the announcement said. They
are being used in active experiment
tai programs but are not yet avail
able commercially.
The second-named herbicide Is
the one that combatS crab grass, as
well as barnyard, orchard and blue
grass, cattails and similar plants.
It has a hormone-like action which
attacks the root structure OF the
weed and arrests growth immed1-
ately by preventing seed develop
ment, even though no effect is ap-
parent on the surface for the first
week or longer. 1t also is used effec-
lively in combination with 2-4-D
against some broad-leaved weeds
not affected by 2-4-D used alone.
The sodium isopropyl xanthate is
described as a complete killer"
which should not be applied direct
ly to crop plants. It shows prom
ise for pre-emergence treatment, in
spray or dust form, and has been
used with success in the chemical
wedding of growing crops.
Arizona sun., 1948-02-06
PEARL: COME HOME

It was all my fault, PEARL. I admit
I was surly and grumpy. No wonder
+ that even the kids were scared of me.
But everything's better now. I've
found out that constipation caused
by lack of bulk in my diet can be
ickedi Believe me, I advise others
who suffer the same way to do
what I did: just eat a bowlful of
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRANevery day
and drink plenty of water. They say
it's Americas most famous laxative
cereal-believe me, it sure gets my
vote. Or make it up into mullins =
they taste grand too Come home,
dear, and find bran new man watt
ing for you. That's me-your ever
lovin' husband, JOE.
Arizona sun., 1948-02-06

70 ABY will have lots of fun with
- this gay bunny ball. It's cro-
-cheted of sturdy cotton with the
cute features embroidered in sim
pie stitches - ears are crocheted
right onto the head. Easy to make
in a minimum of time.
To obtain complete crocheting instruc.
tons. stitch Illustrations, embroidering
directions and finishing information for
cents in coin, your name, address and pat.
tern number.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current conditions, slightly more time is
required in filling orders for few of the
most popular patterns.
Send YOUR order to:
Arizona sun., 1948-02-06
Splendid Cough
Relief Is EessiEy
Mixed &C Home

To get quick and satisfying relief
from coughs due to colds, mix this
recipe in your kitchen. Once tried,
you'll never be without it.
First, make a syrup by stirring 2
cups granulated sugar and one cup Of
water a few moments, until dissolved.
A child could do it. No cooking
needed. Or you can use corn syrup or
liquid honey, instead Of sugar syrup.
Then get 279 ounces of Pinex from
any druggist. This is a special COM
pound Of proven ingredients, in con-
ceptrated form, well-known for it's
quick action on throat and bronchial
irritations.
Put the Pinex in a pint bottle, and
I'LL up with your syrup. This makes
full pint Of splendid medicine and you
get about four times as much for
your money. Never spoils. Tastes fine.
And for quick. blessed relief, it is
surprising. You can feel it take hold
In way that means business. It
loosens the phlegm, soothes the irri-
tated membranes, and eases the sore
ness. Thus it makes breathing easy,
and let's you sleep. Money refunded
II not pleased in every way.
Pinex Is Swift Acting!