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Evening star., 1948-04-10
Youth, ~, Reports Bandit
Robbed Him Of S1,268
BY the As.oeiated Press

McMECHEN, w. Va, April TO-
"A 19-year-old youth who had just
cashed $1,268 worth Of checks for
his father, came to police yesterday
with story of q holdup and q six
mile ride at pistol point, after which
he was trussed up in an abandoned
brewery.
Rudolph Medoyic reported to off,
GERS he left the bank and stepped
into the family grocery truck.
A man about 80 years old climbed
in, pointed a gun and ordered him
to drive to Wheeling, six miles away,
the youth said. He said when they
reached the old brewery. the man
tied him up, took the money and
left.
Evening star., 1948-04-10

who came in to collect the fee a.
arranged by the company.
Barry showed up, was paid Oh Ii
marked bills and arrested by q
policeman. also on the, scene, Mr..
Thompson said. Barry named Wil-
liams as having posed as the lawyer
In making the telephoned arrange
ments with the company, 1t was said.
Evening star., 1948-04-10
Hebrew Circle to Join
In Passover Food Drive

The Hebrew Sisters Aid Circle Of
washington will participate in the
Combined Washington Passover
Drive to raise money for food con-
tributions, it was announced by
Mrs. Samuel Schlosky, chairman Of
the circles drive.
The drive started last week and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
NEWS FRoM
Easfside

The Rev. Wallace Harrell filled
the pulpit Of the Eastside Baptist
church Sunday at both services.
The cottage prayer services will
be held Saturday evening at 2
o'clock at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Udell Coburn.
The WINS will meet in all-day
session Friday for a Week OF
Prayer program.
c. w. Brown plans to make q
business trip to Greensboro, Fla.
over the weekend.
Miss Patsy Louise Phillips Is
on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman w. Nc
Leod returned to New Orleans
Friday after a honeymoon along
the coast.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Phillips,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wellington
of Mobile visited MI. and Mrs
Deward Phillips Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Jessie McClamroch of Biz
Point has rented a local cafe
which she took over last Monday
She will live in this community
and her son. Jay. will attend the
Moss Point school.
The Rev. ]. B. Cain of Canton
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NEWS FROM
Bayou Casoiie

w. c. Wilkerson of Mobile
spent Saturday at home with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Singleton
and daughter of Bogalusa spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Brown. Mrs. Singleton is a sister
of Mrs. Brown.
MI. and Mrs. Luke and small
daughter are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Hutchinson this week.
The Hutchinsons are the parents
of Mrs. Luke. Mr.. Hutchinson is
still confined to a hospital in
jackson where he underwent a
major operation last Thursday.
Mrs. Hutchinson is still in jack
son with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Wise an
nounce the birth of their first
grandson, born to Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A. Norwood at the Jackson
county hospital on September IL.
He has been given the name of
Carl Anthony, Jr. Mrs. Norwood
will be remembered as Miss Opal
Wise of this community.
Little Jean Day and Linda
Trehern have been on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. A. H. Under, Jr. and son
are visiting with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Council My
rick in Laurel.
Pfc. Clifton A. Linder returned
to Gunter's A. F. Base in Mont
gomery Thursday after visiting
for a few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Linder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Under Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Lin
der in Kreole on Saturday after
noon.
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was called here by the illness of
his mother who is in the jackson
county hospital.
Louis r. Phillips left Sunday
morning for Galveston, Tex.
Edward Richards, son of Mr..
and Mrs. julius Richards of Riv-
er Road, has arrived in San Diego
where he will enter training hav-
ing enlisted in the service last
week.
Forest eager, who has been
so seriously ill at the Jackson
County hospital that blood tran
f~usions became necessary, is re-
ported to be very much better.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
BILLINGS. Mont.

BILLINGS, Mont. = (AP) =
George Ferris, 90. drew a six
month Jail sentence when he
made too good a draw" in a
poker game. Fellow players COM
planned that Ferris drew a load
ed pistol and played the rest OF
the evening with his cards in one
hand and the pistol in the other.
Ferris said he had gone broke
the previous night. Other play
ers told the court Ferris showed
phenomenal skill and luck" and
won about 500 after drawing
the pistol.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
9 HOUSE FURNISHINGS

UPRIGHT PTANO-For sale in good
condition. 1923 Williams Street. phone
1067-W. 10 1t p Gil
ROLL-A-WAY BED-For sale. good
condition. Phone 606-xW. 1905 Tyler
10 II p Git
KELvINAToR REFRrGERAToR-Lees
motor. price $500 90z So. Psscagouia
st. 10 2t p GIT
FOR SALE-OHe Winsor twin size bed
with Simmons heavy duty springs and
new intervening mattress. One cot
size bed with coil springs and new
mattress. P~ascaRoula Mattress Shon
on East Lincoln Avenue. 10 II p 9-i7
FOR SALE 3-r'ece Maple living room
suite. 2-oieee Maple bedroom. includ-
ing box springs and inner-spring mat
fress. treadle SINGER sewing machine.
breakfast set all In very good condi-
ton. Owner leaving Town. 1917 VIII
hams, phone Ii4z-J. 10 IL p SIT
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17

The national parks of Canada
had their beginning in 1885 when
10 square miles around the hot
mineral springs of Banff, Alberta
were reserved for public use.
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LEGAL NOTICES
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE CITY
OF PASCAGOULA. MISSISSIPPI.
AND PARTIES IN INTEREST.

IL lE1G ft6E Nv UT III 80 \
OF PAScAGOULA. MISSISSIPPI.
AND PARTIES IN INTEREST.
You will take notice that the assess
Assessment Roll of the City of Pasca-
goula, Mississippi. for the year lg48
have been changed. revised and cor-
rected by this Board so as to comply
with the laws of the State of Missis-
sippi, and the Ordinances of the City
of P~ascagoula. Mississippi. and the said
revised, corrected and equaliZed roll.
has been approved and is now open
for examination and inspection: and
that a meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Councilmen will be held or the
LIST day of October, 1948, at 800 o'clock
D. M, at the City Hall. the regular
meeting place of this Board, for the
purpose of hearing and considering
any objections made to any assess
ment as appears on the said Roll.
And notice Is further given that
any objections to any assessment con-
tanned in the revised roll of Personal
Property must be made In WRITING
and filed with the Clerk of this Board
AZ or before the time Of the said meet
ing at his office in the City Hall in
the City of Pascagoula. Mississippi.
And any and all assessments to which
no objection is then and there made
will be made final.
This the 10th day of September. 1913.
BOARD OF MAYOR AND COUNCIL
MEN OF THE CITY OF PASCA-
GOULA, MISS.
BY: v. p. DeJEAN. Clerk
2t Gil. "a
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q Lore AMI ACREAGE

LOTS FOR sALE-Near churches.
schools and stores. Cash or terms.
Martins Subdivision. Mobile Highway
at Bayou Casotte. 10 81 D 800
81 ACRES-0f poad hish land about
e miles north If Moss Point. Just off
HIGHWAY "a Write A NJ. Voss. 300
North Haugh Avenue. Picsvrre. Miss
~ a. n "a
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GEORGE COUNTY

Ideal place TO live.work fish
hunt and recuperate.
have large farms. small farms.
city homes. suburban homes and
lots. Price range S450.00 up to
s25.oo0.0o.
Terms can be arranged. call.
write or come to see me.
p. p. BAILEY. Sr. Realtor
Phone I'll. Lucedale. Miss.
ls ct D 9-10
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FOR SALE

1916 two ton Chevrolet truck.
seven s;2s X 20. 10 ply tires.
used only 10000 miles. Has a
special built body. heavy tar
paulin and bows. Al condition.
Sacrifice for sale. Sl.7s0.00 cash.
See Standard Furniture Com
panY. 3l4 Krebs Avenue. or
Phone 626.
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HOUSES FOB RENT
HOUSES FOB SALE

Is HOUSES FCH SALE 10
THPEE BEDROOM HousE-For sale.
500 Buena Vista. Will decorate to suit
purchaser. Is If be Ing. Gilt
FOR SALE-House and land IN east
J lincoln. second house from CATHOLIC
chu-ch. Inm Sullivan. is ct p GIT
a-BEDRooM HoUSE-For sale. 92s So.
Pascaeoula st. or call 20o-M or 1901
Cherubusco. 10 II DC s-S
THREE BEDROOM HoUSE-For sale
or rent. 921 Cherubusco St or phone
202-M. 10 u DC s-3
s-REpRooM HoUsE-Fcr sale, Fur
nished or unfurnished. 1908 Resca de
la Palma Avenue. For price or terms.
see owner. 10 ~ p 9-lO
SMALL HOUSE-For sale. recently
built. price 10000. Located in front
Of Mississioni Power Sub station IN
East Moss Point. is st p Clio
5-ROOM HOUSF-with bath. for sale
cheap on large lot at Kreole. Known
| as J.. n. Ren propertv. For Informal
ton call 5639. Mrs. J. p. Bell. 16 81 p s-6
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE-For sale.
1929 Cherubusco st. Small down pay
| ment. balance like rent. 1901 Cheru-
busco or phone 202-M. l6 tt be s-3
| SMALL -FOUR ROOM House. on
| paved street near wooden mills. Two
acres land. price verv
Phone is9-W. w. L. Biain. IS ct p 9-1o
4-PoOM HoUsElComoa'e with all
| utilities with from 40 10 100 acres on
! the J. E. Hagen Chicken Farm. High
way So. one mile north of BLACK Creek.
4-RooM HoUSE-And bath. screened
in back and front porch. 3 lots, good
| garden spot. Garage. work shop. chick
en- house, wash house and barn. Good
| buv. 900 Old Mobile Highway.
1s 1t p $40
Broom HoUSELFor sale, one acre
land. 400 gallon Butane system, TAD
pan Kitchen range. Located on Pine
Road between Moss Point and Kreole.
Call Moss Point Insurance Agency
7.RooM HovTsE-rn Escatawpa with
q bedrooms. kitchen. living room n
bath ROOM. lights water and. gas. Ca
rage chicken ward. cow harm and gar
den, ~ bearing pecan trees on
acre lot. g.. 7Ts M. TERMS. Fl. p. Hin
mans, 926 So. Market St.. nhone 1897
is 1t p 9-3
THE cHAs. DEAN HoME-At 5I2
West Washington Avenue: three bed
rooms. two complete baths, two lots
totaling ITS front bv 4n0 to inner har-
hor canal. Beautiful i've oaks. Ideal
for anyone with a boat. Price s11 .000.-
90. See E. Fl. Bacot or call 1850.
10 At DC y-lU
CONCRETE BLOCK CARAGE-2sxss
Fl. on 50x 1sn #. lot. Equipped with
~, 900 q worth of tools and machfn-
erv all for So. n00. no on terms: new g.
room house with lights. water and bu-
tame gas on 5 acres of land with II
necan trees. s45nn 10 on terms. So off
for zach. ". p Hiuman, Dps So. Mar
ket St.. phone 1887. is 1t p 9-10
TNGT FWOOO HOMES FOR SArF-
ATONEpN > AMT z pFDuOOM
uOrrcES ANTI nrrpt .rv ADAPT
MrNrrc HhRrw0np VT ONpS. PIT AS
TEprn WAITS. Gas RANGE ATrTO-
MA-vC HOT WATvu uEATEpS
esnn m pruN PAYMENT pAr.ANrE
PrN- DAVIS TAYrc rNctrp-
ANrw rNr-purew AMI purNrvpAr
| NO CLOSING FEFs. SPErrAr. TERMS
VETERANS INCL EWO0D
HOMES. INC. 1901 CHERUPrrSCO ct.
PHONE 202-M. IR &c Tia
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z L WANTED
8 A

RELIABLE MAN-With car wanted to
call on farmers in jackson County.
Wonderful opportunity $500 to $1,000
in q day. No experience or capital re-
quired. Permanent. Write today. Nc
Ness Company, Dept. A. Freeport. III.
8 ct p Gil
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IN MEMoRIAM


Darling one year has passed since
you left US. MOI one day but every
day and several times the very thought
of you fingered in our hearts. you
were so kind. so soft and SO tender
and we loved you SO. God loved you
too so he took you away to that land
where love, peace and contentment
abide eternally. We spent together and
we will forever love you. But sleep
on my dear and take your peaceful
rest.
MR.. ADoLPH MOORE, husband
AND ALL THE CHILDREN,
RELATIVES AND MR. AND MRS.
SAN REESE, FATHER AND
MOTHER. % 1t p Gilt
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere ap-
probation for the kind deeds shown
us during the death of our husband
and father, MFR. Jack HOLSTER.
MR.. JACK HOLLISTER
MRS. SALLIE B. HOLLTSTER
AND CHILDREN.
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ApARTMENrs-HENT
T

GARAGE APARTMENT - For rent.
Furnished. Stone Bros. Grocery. phone
428. 10 It D Gilt
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HousE FURNISHINGS

SINGLE MAPLE BED-For sale, q
piece living room suite: Roadmaster
"a boys bicycle, practically new. rea-
10 1t p GIT
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FOR SALE-Bath tub and sink. Phone
1887. Humans. 926 S. Market st.
20 II % 9-l7
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17

sleeping o for rent. Reasonable.
1854 Front st. phone 81. Is 1t p eli
APARTMENT FOR RENT - In Moss
Point for adults only. Phone 324l.
IL If oh Q-f7
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r OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends, relatives
and neighbors for their kind deeds
and expressions shown us, and espe-
cially do we thank Rev. Varnado. DR..
McIlwain. The Rebecca's and Stokes
Funeral Home during the death of
husband and father, Mr.. w. +. Steph-
ems.
MRS. w. F. STEPHENS,
AND FAMILY.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
? BOATS. ACCESSORIES

2s 1t be s-i7
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17

~ BOATS. ACCESSORIES IT
FOR SALES Ia h. p. Elgin cupboard
motor, Like new. Has been run about
IL hours. Call Sgt. Garner at 1914, 8
a. m. to S p. m. ~ 2t p 9-10
SCOTT-AT-WATER - Cupboard motor
for sale. less than half price. See Mr..
Paul Fry. at Chronicle-Star office.
q II oh 9-i7
FOR SALE-10 II. p. and 81 II. p.
board motors. Phone 1887. Humans.
926 s. Market st. n 1t p s-i7
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RooMs-HoARD

SPARE BEDROOM-For rent. for gen.
tleman or lady. $40 Joe Street. City
13a 81 p e-3
ROOM-BOARD Furnished rooms.
twin beds. next to bath. Private en-
trance. With or without meals. Phone
i003-R. 13a st p 9-17
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17

FOR SALE-Second hand ice refrig-
orators. Phone 1887. Humans. 926 S.
Market st. % IL % GIT
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al WEARING A

FOR SALE-Ladies grey Chesterfield
coat, size 20. brown hand crocheted
purse. Phone l493-W. 81 II D GIT
HAVE YOUR FELT HAT Cleaned
and blocked only use. T. C. Carter,
The Halter. 420 Z. School Avenue.
81 At u Q-l0
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING


Chronicie-Sta and Advertiser War
Ads pay big dividends.
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FOR SALE-Lady's suit, green CAB
ardine dress. black evening skirt, size
is. National brand. excellent condi-
ton. l407 E. Cleveland. 81 Ii p 9-i7
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17

THREE BEDROOM HoUSE-For sale.
939 Buena Vista. Will decorate to suit
purchaser. 16 II be Ing. Git
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17

STORE BUILDING-For rent with
electric fixtures for market. One block
off Market Street on Old Mobile High
way. See r. c. Barlow. Rt. 1. Box
306. ~Pascagoula. Miss. ia 1t p 9-f0
RELIABLE Man take care store route.
Distribute, collect; new product; pro-
tected territory. Earn excellent weekly
income. B &c w. Nut Co., st. Paul,
MINI. IA 4tp 6-27
Kodiak mirror., 1948-05-01

WANTED TO RENT-2 bed. room furnished house close to town. For occupancy May 15. See Tom Utterback.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-05-01

The fire alarm at 6:2S Friday morning was called for a chimney fire on Mission Road. NO damage was done.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-05-01

Jesse D. Waggoner and Mild red E Peterson were married Saturday by Commissioner c W Bubendorf.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-05-01
NOTICE

One hour street parking signs will be effective from 9 am to 6 pm except Sundays
 Tiny Tesarik, Police Chief.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-05-01
NOTICE

0eiger's Shoe Shop will be closed on Mondays until further notice.
 Ray Geiger.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-05-01

FOR SAIE-1942 Ford 4.door sedan. Good condition. See Art Kizer, Recreation parlor.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-05-01

SOUP TO NUTS-is the play presented by the Little Thea. Ire at the base. Tickets on sale at Knudsen's Sat May |. Play presented Tues., Wed , s Thurs, May 4. 5, and 6.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-05-01

WANTED 70 BUY-Oil cook
 ing stove; hot water boiler Contact MIRROR office.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-05-01
ssifieds

SHAW'S AUTO LAUNDRY Will be open for business Monday, May 3. Washing, waxing, simonizing, polishing, vacuum cleaning. Ft. of Mill Bay Rd.
Evening star., 1948-04-25

FLYERS
nd Amelia LObsenz
Evening star., 1948-04-25

Our biggest customer" says Lester RAN
dolph who is now general manager at Bradley
Field. is the flying travelling salesman. And
we get lot of farmers from Oregon. Nevada
and Wyoming who fly in to Boise to do their
shopping"
Not Just for Piloss
bUr the Boise skytel promises to be more
than merely convenience for the nrivate rilot
Evening star., 1948-04-25

GASES FOR
by Norman
Evening star., 1948-04-25
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TX
Evening star., 1948-04-25
i ~ ~os,o<rx,,o .,

- AAEN
areas. Within
tourist has a
gorge Hell's
National Mo
stone Park
and the bes
nation il
~ Idaho's PriI
The numbe
by states ant
headquarters
So long be exclu
- y = ternity.
Randolph
flying tourist
o Bradley number of Ii
3 the COM ming to add ;
le field and tennis courts
mt tell me It looks 1
skvtel
Evening star., 1948-04-25

'"Skytels'' are the nearest meal.
h..v.,, e.. ,,:u,.. minirnu
To Il
stranded miles from town of road
revoluti
the orp
rToTEL" and motel" are being joined in innovat
IL the language of lodging by the newest For y
g in travel accommodations 'skytel" dirty al
wandering pilots. town is
new is the skytel that Americas first was has ac
lpleted only few months ago, but it has pilot.
ady become a model for many more
,ughout the country. Private flyers are
nimo,,s in the opinion that the idea is here AFTER
tay. gouge,
he skytel serves the air traveller as the he has
or court does the highway tourist It is restaur,
K where the private pilot can land find The
hanic and hanrar for his nlane pet a pood enmIph
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Berlin Children Flown
To Western Zones 10
Avoid Siege Hardships
By the Assoeiotsd Press

BERLIN, Nov. 25.-The little,
round-eyed German boy with the
cornsilk hair chung to his mothers
hand.
You're going to visit auntie," she
told him reassuringly.
Presently other mothers and ia
theirs in the big office said a last
goodbye to their children, who were
taken in charge by welfare worker.
Then they climbed into a bus for the
British airport at Gatow.
Another planeload of German
children was headed for the Western
occupation zones to avoid the hard
ships of winter in Observation-Disclosures
Berlin.
This program, to spare children
the bitter cold of winter when fuel
will be at a premium and food none
too plentiful is voluntary one. The
parents themselves apply for trans
portation for their children.
Since September 20 more than
1900 children have been flown to
the Western zones. British and
American welfare officials announced
the weekly quota has been stepped
up to $40 children a week.
This evacuation may soon be
paralleled by similar movements of
sick and aged who also would find
the winter hard here, although
hospitals will get coal allotments
and the aged can gather in some
300 warming halls.
All that holds up these evacua-
tions Is airlift space and hospital
Accommodations for the sick in the
west. This requires considerable
planning.
Welfare officials emphasize that
removal Of children Is not an evacu-
alton in the accepted sense. It is
up to the parents whether they
want to place their children in the
Western zones.
Many of the children go to foster
homes or to relatives. There is
only one condition: they must re-
main out of Berlin. for the dura-
ton Of the Russian blockade.
Welfare officials believe the new
weekly quota will increase the num-
ber of children flown from Berlin
to 1880 by the first few days in
February. Applications by parents
are pending for more than 1000
children.
The officials said the 1880 chill
dren represent less than 3.5 per cent
of the approximately 395 900 chill
dren in the American, British and
French sectors of the beSeiged city.
Priority is given undernourished
or sick children. OF those flown out
since September 20, a total Of 1924
are now living with relatives, 619
have gone to foster homes and 230
have been housed in organized
homes for children,
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Two Youths Accused
In Theft Of Safe, S700

A safe stolen last September from
newspaper distribution Office and
carted of in a newsboy's delivery
wagon has been traced to two sus-
poets who today are under $4,000
bond pending grand jury action.
Both the safe, without $700 origi-
nally in it, and the wagon, with all
four wheels missing, were recovered
the day after the theft from 1109
Union Court NV, branch ONCE
of the Washington Post.
Charged with the HOUSEKEEPING
in Municipal Court yesterday were
Ernest w. Burgess, 20, colored, Of
the 1900 block of Thirteenth street,
NV, and Arthur Williams, IS,
colored. of the $500 block Of H
street, NV. Two other colored boys,
age IA and 16. were held for Ju-
venile Court action in the same
case. The arrests were made after
police questioned Burgess In con-
nection with o more recent burg
larry.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-13
Blood Vessel Disorder That
Nay Plague E!der!y People

Then the mixture is injected very
slowly into vein.
Twenty patients were treated
with this preparation. Four of the
patients had gangrene or death Of.
the tissues due to insufficient blood
supply. The others had severe pain
either when lying down or after
walking. Of the 20 patients, 1s
showed great improvement. Some of
the patients had been given narcotic
drugs to relieve the pain, but after
treatment with the histidine-ascor-
bic mixture, it was found possible to
reduce the dose of or eliminate the
narcotics.
Twice Daily
If necessary, the injections may
be given twice daily, but usually one
treatment each day is sufficient.
When the pain disappears, the treat
ments are stopped. About 20 treat
ments are administered ordinarily.
A large number of such injections
have been given without causing
any reactions, or inconvenience. The
treatment also has an advantage in
that it can be employed while the
patient is up and about his normal
activities.
Before this type of treatment is
carried out, Of course, the patient
must be carefully studied to deter
mine the exact type of disorder pres
ent and the physician will decide, in
each instance, whether or not this
new treatment may be Of value.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-13
THE STARS SAY-R' sExEyH sESEy1Hvr

static or strange situation in which
property, possessions, credit and
reputation are at stake. Safeguard
all home assets, position and stand
ing, with particular concern for
purely personal interests. Fortu-
nately the mentality is channeled to
the serious and profound with a
practical slant on affairs, with keen
power for analysis and rationaliza-
tion. Supplement this by diplomacy.
tact and the friendly approach
rather than any show of forced
issues.
A child born on this day has a
keen mind, with friendly personal
ability.