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Evening star., 1948-07-07
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ASSISTANT, small Office good typist, some
Bookkeeping and steno 5-day wk; jewish.
COLLEGE GIRL, experienced with children,
coIe2ed %o 0Ss Wants job
as file cerk, checker or wrapper, maid
II s,S,ei ref FIR FIR 05$6 .obo,, hos.
pital; graduate, IS years experience, best
OKEssMAKING. design: remod,. altera,
tons; eve. 9oWnS a speciality, reas. MISS
BERT. 1890 Irving NV Apt. 4, AID. 223S.
DRESSMAkER would like few more GUS
lcmers; work neatly finished experienced
GIRL, coIored. desires part-time morning
work, cleaning ofhces or aptS; switch
SHhH GRE CO. eoioreG e desires st@ Work maid in
store cham5erm91d TAG IN suesthouse hotel no.
honors IN her class, desires position as
lypist, ONCE work; secretary or light
chambermaid, elevator glrl or counter girl.
PRACTICAL NURSES available, trained
rates f DI 1854. MISS BEE weekdays only
SECRETARY. II years experience. would
and administrative qualifications are re-
quired. Bookkeeping, supervision. OF per
ssisnttous and loyal So vk Box
SECRETARY RY-STENOGRAPHER, exp, last,
accurate, dependable. legal exp; salary,
S55 wk CO. 1850 any tim = H.
SECY., 6 Years exper. IN Govt. and pvt
industry. is avail. to substitute for your
Seoy S vacation or part-time employment.
sTENoGRAPHER, seneral once work
temporary through July 30. experienced
business trainins. 81. 9""s between g
and \ m -S
TYPlNG in gs hems sRYusIE an SiRd Sd sSah .eTk
WOMAN. colored. desires cleaning work in
DOCTORS once. IN morning, NV. section.
LET Me TAKE CARE of your children,
daytime. fve-dsy week, at your home.
caPABLE YOUNG WOMAN. trained to
rect and handle people, experienced tele-
phone operator. hotel hostess or resident
manager, desires permanent position
with a future Cal Temple 5o61. o.
EXPER. SECY. desires work at home. such
as, briefs, manuseripts; will call for and
RECENT CoLLEGE GRADUATE. political
and economic BACKGROUND. desires respons-
iole permanent job with political. economic
likes 10 travel and work with public.
EN- 500 after : pm.
FIRST-YEAR LAW STUDENT, 25 years.
GENTLE attractive typins So " m. wants
full-time, Job through Sept "a in NV.
PUERTO RICAN GIRL-General house
work. no cooking; all types cleaning,
Laundry. hotel work. Call DE S4oO. MRS.
CAsIMIRO. o.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs 200
RoY's ESQ sERvIcE. sla Franklin St.,
Aftapa5s AIR GGsDrTfoNEk IL ARe1 os s4s window
fSnaltSS siSS Wo phee iseS York
eo,t sts5; SsIl teF si75 Wo pai,so: aGso .nt
service tseilities 1t pays to deal where
seDsndSsss s. oHNsos Il I'm tpe RE- nE0Ten ss since 1879
AIR CoNDfTIoNERs--seve sizes AND
makes; &C and dc. some for rent reason
able. 45ls Bethesda ave- Bethesda Ma
AIR coNDITIoNERs ,2,: >. ton eaet
unit; GE, in perfect running order may
Sss $3.50 them sys .sch sof TO paee eens
ANTioGEs-Louis xv carved rosewood
sofa and aPs nstehnf asosan1 ahnrs sr sha
painted bookcases and table: portable type.
BABIES CRIBS. play yards, feeding table :
BuTiERs Ia55si ssr0EsFs ssRv1cE sn E% ss 4so BABY
BABIES CRIBS. play yards, feeding tables
su4IErs fS55ss ssFH!sEI sfKy1es :sn :!s sAsfs
height, completely equipped. i9cludina
,nsir; x2s aao e BAsYs BUTlERs sfR''
BABIEs' FEEDING TABLES, adjustabl,
height. completely @ eauippsd inelndin' Hn
feair; feR * sss 4s7o g BABYs BUTLER sER''
BABY CARRIAGE, electric sterilizer, Teetel
Babe car seat. OV 5S97.
PATHTUBS. used, leg, complete with new
nssanss' ossins ACE wREcR1Se Nc. 4 BuILDfNG
MATERIAL CO, 4O02 MINI. ave ne.
sArHTuBs. new and used. built u; D legs: g
sinxs: lavatories: all sizes PEERL ESs
BATHTUBS, new and used. $40 up: basins
toilets. showers. stalls. pipe. BLOCK 8
3O56 M 81 aw.. MI. 7141..
BATTERY ELIMINATOR, make your port.
able electric. s12; in new cond. II
tress; under SIS. Call EN-. 1852.
from your coil or box SPRINGS. We install
BEEDRoOM SUITE; bed. chest, 3-way mir
ror on vanity: GE Aft. refsr, love seat
fireside chair. secretary miscellaneous
BEDROOM SET-Walnut dresser, vanitI
and bench, bed. night table and eedsl @
chest; good cond. Ewes, after B, Gil. ooSo
BEDROOM SUITE. painted bedroom fur
| niture; set Of A pieces. including douol
bed. sprinzs and matt; S7b. sh. Zsos
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SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT, B.C.s.. Benjamin Franklin
Univ graduate; sev yrs. PUBLIC utility exp
ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started
6s6mnt 6s0 ssdtsd ssrxas rs 5s1 re- stuns
ACCoUNTANT STUDENT. veteran, desires
to locate with CPA firm or ether for on
.TroRNE9 AZ tGsHs9s a "" broad sSS legal background
with several years tax specialization, seeks
promising. position with local law firm
cokLEGE Col aGIA HONOR a GRADUATE. 81. with
BC.S degree in accountancy and financial
admin. and B "A. degree in English. over 3
years service as OfflCe mgr. and statlSticlan
with AAF. desires career position offering
bright future TO intellisent conscientious,
or orr finanee fl @ " Travel or locale anywhere
College col sESIok desires summer en-
poyment- Call GE. 391
CRAFTSMAN, age 40; broad exper, in
Pittsburgh and Detroit areas, In meehan-
some ca sae soad IKE to
D. c: available July l5. F. 4. GERM
HARDT R. F. D. No. /, Box 45, Berwyn
GENTLEMAN, well Travelled and highly ex
perienced, desires position as manager or
assistant manager OF city or country cino
SsTKsSet SHs AP5 Hss is st young
wants position with local concern. Box
INTERIOR PAINTER, contract basis. avail-
able shortly Please describe your needs
10 Box 46U-H Star
MAN. in early 3Os white, nondrinking or
smoking, desires position as Janitor. me
dunn size BLDG: thorouahlv familiar all
types repairs; Al references. IA. 96os
MAN colored retired, midde-seed. with
car. desires messenger work or light de-
liveries HO. 904..
MAN. colored desires painting. carpenter
work, caulklng windows and very handy
with tools AT Oall
MAN. white, seeks maintenance and repair
Job in apartment roomlng house with
living quarters Box AK. Star. TO-
MAN. 70, wants part-time work after 4 80
and all day Sat, veteran. college back
ground eXper accountant and sales; mar
ried. Box 236-K, Star 81
PAINTER-Inside and outside painting
wall Washing; reasonable prices; local ref
erences WADE. ME. oa43. IL
YONG MAN, % veteran. college back
ground, good speaking voice, knowledge
music. some French, typins, interested
Journalism, writing. public relations
seeks position, abilities can be utilized
Box 4S0-H, Star
YOUNG MAN dpsiers a lob as truck driver:
has own truck for light delivery. RE
YOUNG MAN to do minor repairs on
electric motors. Call AID. 5l12 after
DEPENDABLE YOUNG MAN. II, desires
summer work. preferably outside. Highest
references Phone CHI. | 13S q
Evening star., 1948-07-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught. Approved BY Government
for CI training WAR FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 st NV. D1 1852.
LEARN TO DRIVE IN Washington,s oldest,
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; 194S model cars,
patented dual controls; permits secured
b. c.. Md. Va. EASY METHOD. NO. 1874
LEARN A LANGUAGE FAST. Reference
After hours start talking Only native
instructors: Tel. supervisor mornings,
sEaTTY EafyT OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects: day. night and
part-time classes Get on1 free sat satalosus.
ave ME. 777s. Established 1918.
REAL ESTATE COURSE-Learn basic fun
damentaIs of the real estate business,
Taught br specialists under supervision
of active realtor with up-to-the- minute
information. 10 lessons. Class meets
each Thursday. 3 to 10 pm. Visit one
session free Bring your friends One
idea NAV make your fortune For 1ur-
ther information call or visit EXECUTIVE
INST1 rUTE ST. S"l5, 1907 st. NV
Evening star., 1948-07-07
PERSONAL tCont. }

PHOTO RETOUCHER tair-brush); will do
tree-lance work at home. Box 243-K.
PIANO TUNING and all repairs; retelt. ..!g.
ETC.; city, suburban or rural. VICTOR
GEORGE, RE. 0692. Apt. l04; ewes, OV
CLEAN-LIvING COUPLE. to share ou,
home in exchange for light housekeeping
duties and care of small child; the right
ARRANGEMENT Box 220-k. Star. 8.
CHILDREN AND INFANTS BOARDED
Motherly care given your child; country
area for afternoon play Virginia licensed
and inspected Your inspection will verify
our ability to care for your child. TE
DRESSMAKING AND ALTERATIONS done
expertly, quickly, reasonably. buttons COW
cred, belts. buckles, buttonholes made; no
tions, supplies, .24-hr. service. 1924 goth
st. NV. Dupont 663q. %
Evening star., 1948-07-07
MOTOR TRAVEL.

NAVAL OFFICER driving to Oakland
Calf, Friday. July 8. new Buick; refer
ences EXCHANGED. Box 221K, Star. -
NEED 3 RIDERS to Dallas, Tex; leaving
'lhu. daV =. FRIDAY. Cal. HO. 1885, be-
tween and 8 pm. s.
LOS ANGELES; gentleman returning this
week will take . passengers. 194S car
MA. 1924 or AID. 1862 S
ROCHESTER, n. Y; leave Wash. Friday
3 am: arrive pm. Call Wed. or Thurs
eve, $50 TO 10 pm SH. 4216.
WANTED-DRlVER and . riders to Myrtle
Beach S C, Thursday. Friday or Sat. this
week; State Dept. official. Call GE 5n65
g.
AM TRAVELLING to Joplin, Mo. via st
Louis would like passengers; leaving Sun.
July | Call SH 46,I 3
Evening star., 1948-07-07
BUSINESS SERVICES.

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN.
Why pay Office rent? Complete mail and
phone service by competent, experienced
secretaries for few cents day Confiden-
tial. 1924 K ST. NV, Rm. 3O2. RE. 0676.
Evening star., 1948-07-07
SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN.

EXPERIENCED white couple. no children.
will care for apartment building for either
free rent or part rent. Box 20S-K. Star.
Evening star., 1948-07-07
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
utISTNESS

MEN AND WOMEN, colored. we have Job
all types. SEABOARD EMPLOYMENI
AGENCY, go w st. NV. IL
ES-Stenographers, typists; ex
cellent opportunities; days; S1S0-S25t
mo NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERV
ICE. 11OS G ST NV
Al SECRETARY ~, SO 900. init. organ
perm, future. excep. opening: secy -ad
vertis. 6-day wk, S225 mo; secy.. school
mature person: rm In and pd. 500; a.t trad'
5-day, start 500 wk.: archtect-secy.. $50
500 wk; export secy.. real opport;, S5l
up; insurance Office secy., $50 wk. up
Hundreds of other openings daily Fol
top-Salaried openings, always see INT
lrader-oldest. largest agency in city, est
81 yrs. over zlotnick's. cor. 18th and g
:, floors, entire bldg. BOYD S, G at 18th
MA. 233S.
DOMESTIC.
WE HAVE nrst-class colored help: fun O.
part time. also day workers; Cal AD
06:;a PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE. 1883 Wallach pl NV. -
DOMESTIC, G:H.W:. reliable maid couple
ST NV. CO. 640S, co. 5255. -
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HARDWARE STORE

HARDWARE AND GROCERY sTORE--Rea
money-making store. doing about 81 SOC
per week; mostly beer and wine; Ions
lease. Call for further details, OW. $500
Evening star., 1948-07-07

sTEAK HOUSE 5o4 9th st ", Ma. s9la
day work Apply in person, @@i 10th
WAiTREss. pleasing personality. for class
full charge in the morninR; GOOD salary,
MoDoRE RESTAURANT 6l5 D ST. n W.
WAITRESS. white. wanted: excellent work
ing SSod ps niTh S9rk Az
SWaIrREss, S1sF CESS colored. must be ., or over.
apply II person l4s wsrE.5 s. good no
5000 tips, ARLINaToN GRILL, a37 No
Ssff S&iifKfssrT E 81 w.STr0Exper,eneed 81 b41
WAITREssEs. rs rs White, aye e1psr nS good salary
na tips d.y nss vk x te IS e5S aean
RANT. $50 No. Glebe I'd, Arlington. Va
saa Asps 2S5f goR W Wife SEA H Fo
yxssin. ss5 T5sf sna hGSr' ps AaDe
RESTAURANT 65"5 Georsla ave RA,
MATTRESSES. exper and reliable: day or
night WORK: good earnines. Apply IN per
%s1fkRss3d w + fsse @ " W FooD SHOP, 1881
WAITRESS; experienced; nIshsHosk Anply
in person; between and 6. BRoWNLEYs S
MATTRESSES. over u, white, experienced
arm service; split shift. lunch and dinner.
NO Sundays or late nIshtwork, Apply 3
TO 5 pm. TALLY-HO RESTAURANT. Sl2
WAiTRESSES. experienced full time.
nights. So pm closed SUNDAYS Ap-
ply In person. MERRY-LAND CLUB, 1908
MATTRESSES for curb service Apply in
person after pm. HILL TOP RESTAu.
RANT. 52ll Marlboro pike
WOMAN 10 supervise and instruct markers
and assorters Must have a BACKGROUND
for this position Apply to Mr.. Gibbons
between II and /. WASHINGTON LAUN-
DRY. c621 st. NV. RE. 1870.
Evening star., 1948-02-10
Court Awaits Briefs
After Long Hearing on.
May, Carson Appeal

The United States Court of Ap-
peals today awaited additional briefs
from Government and defense coun-
sci in the war fraud conviction ap-
peal of former Representative An
drew j. May and wartime munition
makers Henry and Murray Carson,
following one of the longest hearings
before that court in several years.
For four hours yesterday, Associate
Justices Stephens, Prettyman and
Edgerton shot questions at attorneys
on both sides for guidance in de-
|termining whether conspiracy was
legally proved in the case of the for
mer chairman of the House Military
Affairs Committee and the Carson
brothers.
The 72-year-old Kentucky Demo-
crat and the Garssons were convicted
by District Court jury last July 3
on charges of conspiracy to defraud
the Government by payments OF
more than $4,000 to May in return
for services. Each is free under
$4,000 bond, pending their appeal
from sentences of from eight months
to two years.
May, Garssons Attend.
The appellate court assigned an
hour to Special Prosecutor William
A. Paisley and total OF one hour
and three quarters to Warren E.
Magee, attorney for May, and
Charles j. Margiotti, attorney for
the Garssons, when the hearing be-
gan at 2 pm. But the arguments
became so involved and the questions
so numerous that the court remained
in session until pm.
May, declaring. he was full OF
confidence" attended the hearing,
as did the Garssons and other spec
tators who filled the courtroom al
most to capacity.
Justice Stephens narrowed the
argument largely to a question
of whether the Government had
fundamentally established the ex-
istence of conspiracy.
Additional Briefs Asked.
Announcing that he had not made
up his mind on the point but that
the Court of Appeals was entitled
to more specific information. Justice
Stephens suggested that Mr.. Paisley
file an additional brief detailing
points of evidence as to the general
conspiracy itself.
The court also requested MIR.
Margiotti and Mr.. Magee to submit
a further brief, more specific" in
listing items of evidence which they
contend were inadmissible or lack
ing in positive proof of conspiracy.
Evening star., 1948-02-10
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. 80 A:
10,
II District War Dead
Among 1,785 Aboard
Ship al San Francisco

Eleven of the 2,7S5 World War
II dead aboard the Army transport
Cardinal O'Connell, which docked
in San Francisco today, have next
of kin in the District.
The group, the second from the
Pacific theater, included seven
women. No women were in the
District group.
Those with next of kin in the
District follow:
First 1t. James S. Bastion, Air
Force; Brig. Gen. Joseph E. Bas-
ton, 26o1 Calvert street NV; Ma
chinist's Mate 1/c James Edward
Bateman, Navy; Mrs. Mary Muir
ply Bateman, 1709 Monroe street
NE; First 1t. Richard r. Birnn.
Air Force; Roland Birnn, 1852
Westover drive Sc: Col. John H.
Brewer, Army; Catherine Brewer,
6608 Fourteenth street NV; Conldr.
Robert v. DAILY, Navy; Mrs. Mar
guerite M. DAILY, 191 xenia
street NE.
Also s/Sergt. Raymond Katz. Air
Fore, Milton Katz. 4918 Ninth
street NV; Pvt. Marvin r. Nc
Clanahan, Marines, Anderson M.
McClanahan, 900 Florence street
NE; Fireman &c Max Newton
Shuler, Navy, Gustav Max Shuler,
4l06 Branch avenue Sc; Pfc Eu-
gene Shuler, Army, David F. Shuler,
125 F street NV; 1t. Comdr. Rob-
ert L. Strickler, Navy. Katherine S.
HANG. 1923 Fourteenth street NV,
and I'd 1t. Francis P. Tobin. Mrs.
Norma w. Tobin, 1872 Randolph
street NV.
Evening star., 1948-02-10
nco-Spanish Border
Traffic Moving Again
By the Associated Press

PARIS, Feb. 10.-Trafic moved
across the French-Spanish border
legally today for the first time in
nearly two years.
Telegraph and telephone services
were resumed, and transit commerce
was permitted. However, trade be-
tween France and Spain was pro-
hibited pending a new trade treaty
French and Spanish trains crossed
into their opposite countries shortly
after noon.
Off1cially the opening was at mid
night, but since no night travel ever
was permitted, the first opening was
a formality. Barriers were raised
briefly and lowered again at Hen
daye, France, a seaport on the Bay
of Biscay. officials of both coun-
tries greeted each other. - , Il.
It was not until after daybreak
that border guards reopened posts
closed since March l, 1916. Then
the border actually was open.
Evening star., 1948-02-10
Korean Red 'Stooges'
Started Rioting Fatal.
To 49, Hodge Charges
BY the Assoeioted Press

SEOUL, Korea, Feb. 10.-Lt.
Gen. John r. Hodge today blamed
Korean Communists for a week
end of bloodshed and sabotage.
He said the disorders were an
attempt to force the United Ma
tions Commission out of this
country. Forty-nine persons,
including II policemen, were
killed.
The commander of the American
occupation zone in South Korea told
Koreans in a radio and press state
ment:
The damage done in this effort
to destroy South Korean democracy
and hurt the economy of your coun-
try was accomplished by few hun
dred stooges who are without doubt
paid with money made available to
them through conversion and the
seizing of old Korean currency north
of the 38th parallel last December" !"
Area Occupied by Russians.
Korea north of the 38th parallel
is occupied by the Russians. En-
trance to North Korea was refused
to the U. N. Commission, which was
directed by the United Nations to
conduct nation wide elections pre-
aliminary to establishing self-govern-
ment. ~ msi,- 81
The commission will refer the is
sue to the U. N. Little Assembly.
Gen. Hodge said Communists in
the American zone were trying to
confuse and bewilder the Korean
people into surrendering to the
Communist desire for totalitarian
rule of many by a few.
They want to bring all Koreans
to abject poverty. They want star
vation so they may gain control and
take over the government
Reveals Red Demands.
The general disclosed that Com
munists wrote him letter Satur-
day filled with political demands,
including the demand that the COM
mission cease work and leave Korea,
that there is no election to give the
Korean people their own national
government, and that the govern
ment of South Korea be turned
over to the Communist Peoples
Committee as in North Korea a."
The letter also demanded that
we release all political prisoners,
which means all the savage rioters,
saboteurs and murders who dis
turbed Korean peace in the past" )"
Gen. Hodge said.
Il am tired of hearing their
vicious lies and propaganda" he
added.
Evening star., 1948-02-10
|CIear, Cold Day Due
Here, With III Low Of Z
Forecast for Tonight

Clear and colder weather was
forecast for Washington tonight
with low of degrees in the SUBJ
urbs and Il In the city, as Southern
Virginia dug out of another heavy
snow that piled drifts up to five feet
high in Norfolk.
The snowfall came as close to
Washington as Warrenton, where
| 10 inches were recorded. In the Nor
folk area 1s inches Of snow fell and
a high wind caused drifts that
stalled traffic and closed schools and
some public buildings.
After recording a low of IL de-
grees at 7:30 o'clock this morning
the local forecaster said the day will
be mostly sunny, windy and cold
with a maximum this afternoon in
the middle 20s.
Icy streets and sidewalks, which
have plagued the Washington area
for almost three weeks, continued
to cause injuries here.
Slipping on an icy sidewalk,
James A. Lyles, colored, IS, Of BIS
10 street NV, suffered a fractured
left leg yesterday in an accident
in the TOO block of P street NV.
He was admitted to Gallinger Hos
Ipital.
Robert Reed Snow, IL. of 2727
Knox terrace Sc, received multiple
bruises when his sled hit tree
yesterday. His condition was de-
scribed as good at Providence Hos
lpital.
The Lincoln Memorial Pool was
opened to ice skaters this morning
flor the first time in more than a
week, but United States Park Police
warned the surface Of the ice was
very rough" due to thaws, re-
! freezing and snow.
Evening star., 1948-02-10
Two British Unions Reject
AttIee Wage Freeze Plea
By the Assoeioted Press

LONDON, Feb. 10.-Prime Minis
ter Attlee's plea that labor forego
wage increases for the time being
has been rejected by two unions
representing 25o,oo0 British govern
ment employees.
The Civil Service Clerical Asso-
ciation said last night through its
secretary, L. c. White, that the
union would go ahead with pay in
crease claims. Representatives OF
S 1000 engineers working for the Min
istry of Works also turned down
Mr.. Attlee's appeal.
Last week Mr.. Attlee asked that
wage earners, landlords and employ
ers give up increases in wages ano
profits to help rehabilitate Britain's
economy.
Evening star., 1948-02-10
Reich Russians Sieze
Byrnes Book Reprints
by the Associated Press

BERLIN, Feb. 10.-Pamphlet re-
prints of Speaking Frankly" the
memoirs of James F. Byrnes, former
Secretary of State, were conflscated
by Communist authorities at Eber-
sWalde, in the Russian zone, the
British-license newspaper Telegraf
said today.
American authorities said they
were investigating the report as a
violation of four-power agreements
on freedom of information between
the occupation zones.
Evening star., 1948-02-10
u. S. Aid Posters Banned
By Reds in Austrian Zone
BY the Associated Press

VIENNA, Feb. 10.-Interior Minis
ter Oskar Helmer said yesterday
that the Russians have forbidden
posters in their zone saying three
fifths of the Austrian ration comes
from American aid. -
He told a meeting of Socialist
mayors from the state of Lower
Austria, in the Russian zone, the
posters SAY nothing more than the
truth" The Austrian government
had asked the mayors to display
them prominently. Soviet authorities
ordered the posters removed on pain
of punishment.
Evening star., 1948-02-10
Plumbing Code to Be Topic

Leonard c. Haeger, director OF
the technical Office, Housing &
Home Finance Agency, and his as
sistant. Vincent Manas, will address
a meeting of the American Society
of Civil Engineers on Develop
ments towards a Uniform Plumb
ing Code" at BIS o'clock tonight, In
the Cosmos Club.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-02
sws From Coulter 49,.
News From Coulter.
Gauiier Boy Scouts Honored On First
Anniversary With Banqei AT School

Troop 228, Gautier Boy Scouts,
were honored at a banquet on
Tuesday night celebrating their
first anniversary at the Gautier
school cafeteria. Gautier Girl
Scouts and their leader, Mrs.
Hurley Guillotte, were honored
guests.
The table was decorated with
a centerpiece of yellow lilies
and a color scheme of green and
white was carried out. Plate fav-
ors were miniature rabbits with
small nests and eggs.
Scoutmaster K. NJ. Holloway
made a talk on the achievements
of the past year, and Assistant
Scoutmaster Gordon Penton
spoke on the coming year.
Shirley Godfrey played selec-
tons on the piano, after which
the scouts gave a skit, "Blisters."
They were dismissed by Frank
Jones who gave the scout prayer.
Boy Scout troop 228 met with
Scoutmaster K. NJ. Holloway and
Committee-chairman Walter
Shaw Tuesday night and well
coined Gordon Penton as as
sistant Scoutmaster. Applica-
tions for troop charter for the
coming year were filled out.
Registering were Mr.. Holloway,
Mr.. Shaw, J. w. Fuller and f. l..
Jones. Scouts who registered
we're: Frank Jones, James and
Leonard Fuller, Earl Gautier,
Quintess Johnson, Kent Ladnier,
Calvin Thomas, H. c. Penton,