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Evening star., 1948-05-14
HOUSES FOR SALINE. Cont,


zal ,aE GaoMME TLR NEDssiTseIsb g.
quick poss,, Priced risht e SIC. 800:
WooD K :ys: g.: aSa sAMRANHis saa iss
ONLY ss,s5o-A substantial brick house
kitchen. twin-size bedrooms. and tile
IsTss level l9t M sell sqlsfIE Gs NJ
BERENs SALES, INC. 1928 K St. NV.
10th AND MONROE SITS. NE, across
from st. Anthony's Church and Schools
s rooms, bath. row brick. inclosed sleeping
porch. built-in garage, oil heat: house in
szss'sn: sEs sSss,ion sfis se
CoLoRED-2.FAMnY ROW BRICK in ex,
cell. cond. 8 lovely rms. z, baths. Gil
Gen e5Ss or REefa S ssos s. st II ss5Sf
e5H6kEpoE1eHr e55HH66RkE pcoE1H LeE. RMS, bali baths,
HALL 4 BRO 1904 H st. ne IL. 5S1.
coLoRED-1soo BLOCK MD. AVE. Ne.
Beautiful home in excellent location; a
sIcHARp L. sTERLiNd CO., AD. 47as or
GE. 1910. lis
ooloREPmsEw :, Or srAmLY HOMES; 47sh
in one apt. and rent other. Down pay
Essy eo re r. sS5s ssE%s TN ss5 s
coLoRED-vAcANr. 1000 DowNNsoo
Flint PIX On St. caTine rs.s oWNzp Jms snd bath
coLohED-s,s PARKER ST. N.E.-saass
6rsR cs Morqs cobsO Mon seo Jp
ss aofoFrpA.sS5 sS5$ G.s%Ts;E sa%s oasz s,,,.
RGDpEN 'o coHh TSssn TSc i4f Hne nsRe'nlRs st. nR
c0LoRED REpEcoRATED THROUGH.
knosty pine rec. rm. with full bath
t1I1NL bH1lt7in gar; gas h-wh 70 inspect, eall
eoEoFEDioss eoEn bEAnrx cG RnARs4 RI l7ls St. ls
sai5 bath mSasTn g.; lot 5osi5o; oil h.-vh
CoLoRED-BRooKLAND-Det. 2-family
Mas nas Oh hea5 terms ms Fer informaton M natl cai
row brick, arranged for . families. with
ton; possession at settlement Inspection
sapa Stag5!al = cash 1aes required. Call AL VEIN
4 esSSSISREjD1ISyEsr sSS!5 + I ,oI WITH y1c1oks4Y.7
room Colonial brick and bath, built-in ga
rage, INV h. coal. Also HOO block 3rd
St ne-4 rooms. bath, h.-w.h.. coal;
$3.50 down. Prices reduced for quick sale
Call today. MR.. MANNING, MI. 500. is
COLORED-126 r ST. N.E.-Two duplex
houses, kits. and Q baths, l l rms, fur
nished. Reasonable down payment, suit
PARK ROAD HOUSING CO, 1885 Park
coLoREDHiioo III Gtf; BLOCK eagi MORSE ST Ne.
-6 rms, bath. full basement. deep lot
MS. NJ ANDREWS. Ii. O526; after pm.
COLoRED-14oo BLOCK TRINIDAD AVE.
NE:-Beautiful corner brick: rms, bath,
OIL heat. garage. MRS. ROBINSON, HO.
571s; 5,nI on after Pm EX; $3.50. Ia
det. home, In quiet res. section. near Kenil-
worth ave: Priced S10,950. HARRY
PoRETskY P d Ns k$Se 4 SONS NC 1878 < st.
COLORED-IIO0 BLK. B ST. N.E.-semi-
det brick, large rms. and bath, arranged
into 2 apts., L rm. in basement with front
entrance; windows on 3 sides make this
house hon p. very light ,S and en aIry csp NJ shss
CoLoRED-sth AND < sis: N.E.GaLaTse
and bath, oil h.-w.h.; deep lot, garage
Possession at time of settlement. FLOYD
2. DAVIS CO.. MA. 0352. 1929 St NV
COLORED-15O0 BLK. ST. N.E.-6-rm
brick; gas, elec. and BATH good cond: $500
doMn, easy mo. payments: Call Mr..
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARyLAkp

SILVER SPRING Area new broom
bungalows, liv. rm with fireplace, din. rm.,
ably 60 a.i.. Call ALLNuTT & MAUsI.
ss astofy brck ba.hs reDlese:
sSf2soa sETfsass 81 7fia Ri 7ss2 g new
S:ssnSss I'll WS .ss a. i sss.
names placed on pre.open'ng lists ;oG Goa Z
down payment. sse smseenthly payments vii VII be
ssesgs. ssekiy !ncoms q s3a VIII qualify. Mi7 VT !.
ground, 4 brand-new 7,room brick home
and fuii bath on ist door: Wili consider
ssR5fIy sgIsfd cH nr Rs RsDrssssso ss5o co. s4os. KAY
terms for : bssus s. 7.Tm ns.onI, hons;
ns E: T.eep s 5 half fn bsdm Sn .ns ni'msfa 5sa es s
bsmt:. gas h.-wh.;, s lots; frontase on 2
With sse9sf sSsss sns a., ss.PH
sfgvvE sfgvEk s'si ssiPRINa, near near col.sv. I'd on
St. Andrews pkvy. "a blocks from Mrs.
ern ea' detached t Srick; rms. : BATHS, srssE-
rms; finished attic, garage; wal-to-waH
carpets: recently redecorated: many other
desirable features; S27, 500, with substan-
tial cash. Call SIGLER & TIsHLER,
ia l34S, CO. 1924 IA
TAKOMA PARK-spacious BUNGALOW; O.
rms. = baths. 2 porches lse. bsnt. and
attic; ! blk to stores and bus. ROBERT
: & LqHEs ResIsoG; G.s az Cedar St. Takoms
SIC. O.575 UP--New, det: GI homes. about
ready in Rockville Nd: minimum. Sa25
taxes and Insurance.. r. II. BEST. INC.
Realtor. WI. 3633; -19
brick on a large lot 200 II. deep. in 3
beautiful. quiet neighborhood OF nne
homes; only / block to bus lines: finest
and construction throushout:
1st floor. large liv. rfn. with fireplace,
family din. rn., large kitchen with dining
area. equipped GE range and servel re-
frfFerator: abundance of cabinet space;
2nd foor has 3 fine bedrms. with 2 baths
and large. roomy closets: gas heat. Phone
SH. e449 any day except Sat. Ia
Evening star., 1948-05-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-ho,thees,.

RIVER TERRACE, N.E.-Modern 6-rm.
brick, furniture included: screened porch:
priced for quick sale; co. 1888 or GE.
s54l ,g,o svSs 6owS FEN aSp c9 s7eso mo-5am.
R fss ln''sssa ss psESh SIS 'a IN 'sn
aeaoss a8oDsgHH 4aE PF3s 4ss o ST nnn
near Greenway. Lovely semidet.,,, brick;
pFsSaTbTit rms and med tie bath sha
facilities. Priced below market value for
quick sale at $780, Don't be too a,.e; late;
REALFY R Farse eoRp LII Reaisors 9eD DG D1}h s5s
2-FAMILY HOME near Trinity College
Attractive tapestry row brick home con-
tanning 8 rms. and 2 baths. This prop.
has been completely redecorated and is In
kits. bedrm. on 1st floor; paneled recre.
rm. and bar In basement. oil h.-w.h For
appointment. call Mr.. Loving. RE. 1851 or
MI. 0169, with FRED A. SMITH. Realtor.
ss@de aoG BIZ sroon SArFs ouss ST. in s sssabs
in immacuiate cond, Reas priced and
Eslr1 iss sese sss York fiAsFfAa sFs NV v
soo go BLK: 4 = Of I ST. NE.-Brlek, 8 rms,
IoSgaHRYys REATETY, At. 7S4a. --ie
l4Ol WEST VA AVE; N:E.--Tapestry
With wIGGouGHBY Really, AT. AT aa643.
319 eth ST. ,N;E.--Brick. semidet.. 8 rms.
and bs bath nv. tull M ss5sss; sss
ssh @hILNHSHf 1SS sFAlIy sFs S BRICK
$ rms. and bath: built-in garage; gas
lon hGnse ss II n yssy ..fsmea T9ea o0qa FEogD
DAVIS CO. MA, o35s, 1929 st. NV
GRIN. HOUSE; garage in bsmt. finished
6sS oWne4 at .na 4sas uy cena ave. in ns phese
kEDUcED-lsl7 c, sr-open sat. and
sun, I to dark; nice 3.unit brick apt,
ESsa,5ssa ss'', 81 hFs ,;: 'B' 6sxss9s Esfs3s
aEAIbH sss MInfs e. AVE- M NE sils opposite Ianrson
bedrms, baths, 2 porches and . hn. rms.
in bsm.; oil h;;w.h. nice Io.; priced Icy Icy
t. co. Ss5l RE Gall 1sss. @G Rauch' Ho' S4e1' COX
,1 peisheorhd nj htrsasp stores
living room. ipii din: rm.; large kit: with
nSok %ot eose ass 0edsn sas bath. nasr a.
$50; an prOmpt ssE oecnpaHcy. sS MACE. RE.
COW. aS Z LLosc.-Brick. 8. rms. 2 baths; also
down. Posps ds :. MORGAN sT., re-. 4Sio;
BUNGALOW, on lge lot. containing rms.
and den Only 50 500 cash required. For
sppt to inspect call RE. 1915, to 9
daily. CHAPMAN REALTY CO., Realtor
Ia
WoODRIDGE-Row brick. rms. in
closed back porches, gas heat. det. gar;
S11,250 Mr. schools stores and transp
LowERY g. MELTON. sH. 1900: eyes
A sTEAL-5 bedrooms, baths. living
room, dining room and modern kitchen
plus finished rooms in basement 9
large lot facing Langdon Park. blk. on
r. l.. ave. transportatio shopping and
schools Price. sf6,s50. caIi Mr., Rauch,
WooDRiiD,GE. sos Central ave. n.e.-De-
tached. 6 rooms. baths @ apts.. rent
one. let other pay ior blSS). Near . car
Possession June /. McCuNE. AT. 71e0.-16
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HOUSES roR sALE-sevthwess.

$500 CASH-S.W. LOCATION--This 6-rm
and bath brick home can be handed Win
rea asonable monthly payments. RUDDEN
a. COIN, INC. 1424 K st. NV. Elk. 5705.
ST. DoMINIC's PARISH. mr.. 18th and p;
SS,950: S2.950 cash and S45 per mo. VIII
buy this fine 3-story row brick home
cont. 10 lse. rms, b e kits9 lge 2-car,
2-s.ory brick, bldg in rear, usable 70. gar;
or shop Phone ewes. till 8. DRUEY
REALTY CORP, 1887 < st. NV, RE. 1888.
DOWN. why rent when
YOU can buy for less? Look at these g.
rm: row. brick houses with bath. gas; slee;
and coal heat. 90S-910 G St s.w. Surely
CO., Elk, 1914; ewes. TR. 4627.
G ST. s.w.-S295 down.
bal like rent; 5 rooms. elec., row brick.
Call Morris Cohen or Milton Vinnick. with
NJ DRAISNER. 1404 L st. NV. Ma.
S036; home, GE. 0297.
end ST. s.w.-
S195 down. S45 mo-: 4 rooms, cleo, row
brick. Call Norris Cohen Or Milton Vim
n W. Ma. SO36: home. GE. O29G.
Evening star., 1948-05-14

HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. tcens.l.
tn 81. s.E.-S9sb down.
sood terms: 4 rooms, Q baths, c.h.-w h: /:
Cohen or Milton vinnick, with. A; N.
DRAIsNER. ,I4o4 L st. NV. MA. 1885,
f.9 c0IoRHD-is2s HALF ST. s.E.-$295
down. easy terms; 9 rooms, elee. J Tow
nicke with A. NJ. DRAISNER, l4o4 L St.
n W Ma SO3e: home. GE 0297.
Evening star., 1948-05-14
HOME HUNTING SERVICE.

LOOKING FOR AN APARTMENT or house
10 rent7 Maybe We can help you. Let our
experienced telephone operators do your
hunting for you. We can handle only 20
more applications, Small fee. For details,
address Box 66-A, Star.
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rms, ga baths. 24-ft living rm. dining
rm,. modern kitchen, powder ,rm,, 1st
floor: 3 bedrms., 2 baths, End; slate roof,
ls5 cs sIeGER tS' flsElER Ia is4s
VETERAN's oPPoRTUN1TY-one Of the
few GI-approved homes. New 6-rm. de-
heat, fun equip; SI5,aoo; $1,000 cash,
New Hampshire ave. 1Id miles past D. C.
line to Sligo Creek pkwy. (Gulf station on
sf left tG RsFana mas sv t right to
GoLpsTEN eag5s nS%f BRos f4ss a. s's s. M NV Dn4 D4
PEABODY AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-
New 6,rm. detached brick home in D G,
csll RE- 1858 Til pm, GoIDsTEN
sMPsicAN saGs ifSS tSivERsIrY i u rARK-Det. 3
buy with $4,000 cash down. Has large
width oak flooring: Tudor dining room,
kitchen; spacious dayiisht bedrooms and
beautiful tile bath with shower on second
noOr; tull basement where playroom can AN
University 'psi Park swim within ! few minutes ride
choose Ct sSuntTy from clubs Price ''s Ct homes
pitnHe Phone SH"n Mr. Medinniss, s Nk' ai4i, T M.
MsHRns; fRak " VI" hEsfss ssd sxL K szD5 5as fR
NEAR EMERSON AND 18th srs.-spa-
cious detached home with entrance hall.
living room, dining room, kitchen and
Ds DSrsh on On snd q aseT; TSe spisSsd rooms
plant. det garage. Priced under 100000.
to see, please call INEz CUsHARp, OR.
fsSs fsfs p p gf 81. fNssW-charm,ns, individual.
small brick town house, within one block
Dupont Circle. Partially renovated. Dou-
Bile living room. fireplace, 2 bedrooms,
bath. recreation. dining room with fire.
place. kitchen. utility room; secluded.
walled garden: parking for . cars, wide
Sa.So .$oHssFosE iS'k Muir, Re :S sssa or Go
NEAR North Capitol and Adams sts-six
rooms and bath. fun basement, gas INV h
garage. Priced right for quick sale. Call
GE, 6779 or MI. s241. VIM. H. BoAz,
SEW sfHS HAMPsHhIksE AVE. extended. ds11
Poplar ave; e;-S11 500, bungalow; nice
oil heat, comb. storm windows: in exc
block block from from Enos Ray School, stores @ and and
sa; sfs Hos2 S s9wNEs oI ass5 ,y1.
sona ssrm IoW JoMNsroNE MUIR
BY OwNER-9-room semidetached brick
ssspe ssg soo excellent Cathedral ave. location
BRIGHTwoOD, 1888 whittier st. nv,
n sse edp,s g bath sn .nd rp f aa.s s.:s
HssofLANDfR Isl An e. x. kniasssss ssss to SELL LLOYD
Evening star., 1948-05-14

JAMES CARROLL OFFERS-Inspect today,
Will consider your house in trade.
Fairlawn Village, 6 rms, semidetached
brick, in this popular Anacostia section;
priced to sell.
1913 9th St. detached frame, 8 lge. rms.
oil h:-w.h., garage: just placed on market;
low GOWN payment at S75 per mo. should
102s Burns St, new detached. Just being
completed; rms. facing park, nr. every
thing; will consider $1,000 down.
Good Hope I'd, near 10th. zoned nrst
commercial; tapestry row brick, arranged
rs 2 apts.; ideal for conversion to COM
mercial. TR. OIL; ewes. and Sunday,
vi 1hS7 or LII 4052
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with all the comforts that can be found
only IN an older home; within few steps
of Conn. ave- Large center hall, living
room, l5x31, den, dining room 15x1S. sun
porch, large kitchen. powder room: on
2nd floor, very large bedrooms. smaller
nurseries or dressing rooms, . baths; 3rd
floor. = bedrooms and bath. EARL T.
WRIGHT, WI. 5000; ewes, WI. 1898,
WI. 6742. IA
NEAR WALTER REED-New det. brick, 8
lae rms, 2l2 baths, gas heat; S22 $50.
McDEVrTT. Realtor. SH. 676O; RIA. 4422.
Evening star., 1948-05-14

2943, with SHANNON q LUCHS CO., 1905
fayette Schooi-Very attractive detached
briek D.b q Chevy Chase D. c. liying room
bedrooms and bath on, end floor; knotty
pine recreation room, shower and lavatory
In basement; stairway to foored attic:
ally nice lot with trees and outdoor fire-
place; close to transportation, For ap-
oSsa With to IA se NJ iihHis Eacas So
1909 II H st, NV. Ma. 2345.
HUNT AVE- Spacious rms. bedrms,,
IA baths, baths situated on lge lot, in section
slate roof. ,buiit-in garage: property has
esck s s sae espTA Fl. ap VEW sEAr4Y sP C.
BRIGHTwooD. ayf: 4th nM and sa osethorpe sao St
rs rs m. -. with a5spI: and mi mifToIss Val;
aoeS modeFn Rtehsn ao'''Pae den ans sedrm asss
bsmt., Eas h; ;-w.h.; substantial cash neces.
sISRcrSS%sl1a lissx ss.; ss,.ssss sess oam. ons
ton OAKS: beautifal X lot 7oxl75. 2-car sa:
Miller, Ho. 94as. RIDpEEL REALTY CO, CO.
Realt9rs, exclusive agents. DI. 1900.
the DaIks; First fooT; Daneisd living
sunroom. kitchen snd pantry. Second
and 2 baths. Ewes. call Mr.. Herring. MI.
1919, R1DDELL REALTY, Realtors, DI.
MUST BE soLD"-A splendid value in
2 Colonial BRICK home few blocks from
Missouri and North Capitol This home is
only 8 years old and is IN excellent con;
dition. There are s. large rms, tiled
bath. gas air-cond. heat. Owner has
given US g price that should sell this home
Immediately. For additional information
call ME. II43. until 8 pm, J. WESLEY
til AND ALLISON SITS. N.w.-Desir.ble
sos.ft; row tapestry brick. rms, bath,
det. garage Easy terms with small down
payment; To inspect, call RE. $3.50 until
4-fAMILY FLATS, near Harrison St.
consisting of living room. bedroom. d.
nette, bath and kitchen. screened porch,
oil heat. This is lovely bldg. and. best
of NV. locations, See u today Call NJ.
Bramham. DI. 47o4, with BETHEL. D1.
3100. Ia
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-23
Fernando Coulter
Elected Director
State Conservation

Fernando Gautier, president OF
the Biloxi Hunting and Fishing
Association, was elected as direct
or from the sixth congressional
district for the State Conserva-
ton League at a meeting in Hat
tiesburg on Thursday of last week.
The meeting, called by the
Conservation League, was to ell
ect directors from each district.
The directors are to work for the
encouragement of the establish
ment of more hunting and fish
ing clubs in the state.
A. NJ. Bud Pelham, H. B.
Cole, Alton Delaney, and Bud
Fields, from the Jackson County
Hunting and Fishing Association,
attended the meeting.
Over eighty percent of the
counties in the state were rep
resented at the meeting.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-23
PAscAGoULA CHRONICLE STAR and MOSS POINT ADVERTISER

ed the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Faggard on Saturday
afternoon.
The Rev. j. A. Williamson de-
livered two inspiring messages
to large congregations at Cas-
well Springs on Sunday. There
were 143 in attendance at Sun
day school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Eubanks
and Mrs. Ellen Ball, of Bexley,
Miss, Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Ball Of
Montrose, Mrs. Lillian Cochran
and daughter. Violet, of Gautier,
were dinner guests of Professor
and Mrs. A. E. Bradley on Mrs.
Bradley's eighty-fifth birthday.
The F. H. A. is having a mo-
ther-daughter banquet tonight.
Friday, in the Home Economies
room.
Visitors in the home of Nj.
and Mrs. Coyt Brooks Sunday
afternoon were Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. c. D.
Henson. Jr., of Moss Point, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Odis Brooks of
Barton.
Miss Dolores Page of Hurley
spent the weekend in the home
of Bobbie Jean Brooks, one of
her classmates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Onie Pierce hon
ored their son, Lee Roy, with a
fish fry at their home Friday
night. He is a high school senior
and had eight of his classmates
present.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-23
Merle F. Palmer
Appointed On Bilbo
Memorial Committee

Merle F. Palmer, local county
attorney, has been appointed on
the committee to attend the men,
orial service held for the
late Senator Theodore G. Bilbo
in the U. S. Senate chamber in
Washington on Tuesday. April
20.
Mr.. Palmer is a former aide
of the late Senator having spent
five years in Washington in that
capacity.
Other members of the commit
tee are Secretary Of State Herbert
Ladner of Jackson. Ira L. Morgan
of Oxford, Representative Frank
Kimbrell of Europa and Ex- u.
S. Marshall w. T. Reece.
Mr. Palmer left for Washing
ton on Sunday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-23
News From Wade.
Sophomore Class Entertained
With Weiner Roast On Friday

by the following members Of the
sophomore class: Juanita Golf,
Maxine Watson, Orlean Wade,
Helen Baria, Magazine johnson,
Mary Elizabeth johnson, Hillard
lCumbest, Dale Brooks, Harris
Golf, Morris johnson, Leon Dia-
mond, Arvis Cumbest, senior, also
attended.
Singing Convention
Much preparation is being made
in anticipation of the quarterly
singing convention which will be
held at Caswell Springs church
on next Sunday. 1t will be an all
day affair with quartets from
Alabama, Tennessee and Louisi-
ana, as well as choirs from near
by communities. Dinner will be
served on the ground. At $50
D. m. that day, the baccalaureate
sermon will be preached in the
church by the Rev. o. H. Scott
who is the district supervisor OF
the Seashore District for the SEN
ior class Of Wade high school.
Saturday Sing
On Saturday night, there will
be a singing at the Wade high
school auditorium prior to the
convention of Sunday. Quartets
from other states, including the
Renfro Valley quartet, are ex-
pected. The Renfro Valley quar-
tet Is scheduled to put on a pro-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-23

gram in q local store on Saturday
afternoon.
The Rev. James Williamson,
pastor of Caswell Springs, and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Golf and son,
Paul, were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Golf on Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. w. C.. Wyatt
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Kibby when the latter
honored their daughter, Bertha,
with a birthday dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Everett and
family visited friends in Wade
Sunday afternoon and were sup
per guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Faggard.
Mary Elizabeth johnson OF
Hurley was a dinner guest OF
Joyce Faggard on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Brown and
daughter, Gwendolyn, spent the
weekend in Columbia with Mrs.
Browns mother, Mrs. Fred Thorn
pson.
The many friends of Neal Par
ker are sorry to hear of his i'll
ness and hope for him a speedy
recovery.
All the high school students
and faculty of the Wade high
school, along with the cooks OF
the lunch room, availed them
selves of the opportunity to have
their chests x-rayed on Thurs
day afternoon when the state
tuberculosis x-ray bus came to
the school.
Friday was Senior Day at the
school, and was enjoyed by the
entire school when the seniors
had charge of the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Bourn OF
Beaumont spent the weekend
with their parents, MI. and Mrs.
John Bourn and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hester.
This stewardship committee OF
the Baptist church met with a
number of the members Of the
old church Sunday afternoon to
discuss matters pertaining to the
completion of their new church
building.
Mrs. Hillard Boutwell,, nee Mil
dred Marie Newman, was tend
cred a miscellaneous shower on
Wednesday afternoon by her
aunts, Mesdames Jerry Davis and
Addie Golf, in the home OF Mrs.
r. j. Diamond. The honoree re-
ceived many nice and useful gifts.
Refreshments werd served by
the hostesses to the many friends
OF Mrs. Boutwell, who attended
the shower.
On Sunday morning, services
will be in honor of the Interme-
diate class of the Baptist church.
The Rev. Wyatt will deliver a
message to them on the Holy
Spirit" The intermediates will
have charge of the singing and
devotional. All perents are urged
to attend with their children, es-
pecially the Intermediates.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Faggard
and son, Jimmy, of Kreole visit.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-23

Joyce Fsggard entertained her
lass mates with a weiner roast
81 her home on Friday night,
a bonfire was made on the lawn,
where games were played and
weiners roasted after which iced
drinks and cookies were served
by Mrs. Faggard and Miss Annie
enc Brooks, the second grade
teacher. The party was enjoyed
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-23
TRAINING UNIT TO MEET

The Jackson County Training
Unit Association will meet on
Sunday, May 2, at the Calvary
Baptist church at 2:30 p. m.
An interesting program is
planned the Rev. Wallace Har-
rell, director, states. Everyone is
invited.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-05-22
The Labor View
Rv C.. r. McCrav for AMP

atively small white populations
exercise a social, political, and
economic monopoly of affairs
through their control of the land.
In such places as Kenya, East
Africa, and in the nUion Of South
Africa this mnopoly control of
the best land was secured by US
ing military force to drive Ne
groes into relatively infertile res
ervations. The land was then CIV
en- to whites for nominal sums
and the Negroes were taxed and
otherwise forced to come back
and work for those very same
whites who had taken the land
away from them. Today these
same Negro populations are de-
manding ever more stubbornly
that their lands be returned.
In the West Indies nothing so
crude and obvious as restrictive
covenants and land seizure was
employed. Though Negroes are 80
per cent of the population, the
whites, a small upper class group
who are held together by a strong
conspiracy, never sell land to Ne
groes except at prohibitiye prices.
In the West Indies and in Afri-
ca free access of the population
to the land would mean. an i'm.
mediate end to years Of exploita-
ton and discrimination. The de-
cision Of the Supreme court OF
the United States should greatly
strengthen the hands of Negroes
and those of their friends who
realize that free access to the lane
is the first essential for free labor
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-05-22

The unanimous QeclSlou u IuS
supreme court restricting anti
Negro realty covenants to the sta
tus Of private agreements which
are enforceable in the courts is
of world wide Importance. The de-
cision probably represents final
victory for Negroes and other ra-
cial and religious minorities in a
long struggle for equal access to
the land in the U. S. For the crux
of any system of racial and relig-
ious discrimination is exclusion
from use of the land on the same
terms as those who would enforce
unfair discrimination.
This struggle for the land has
been going on in America for CEN
turies. The Indians lost the strug-
gle and lost their lives. The south
lost the struggle with the north
during the Civil war on the issue
as to who would make the rules
concerning the use of the land.
The south wanted the rules made
in such a manner as to permit
slave holders to use slaves where
ever they pleased.
Since the Civil war the strug-
gle between Negroes and the rest
of the %citizenry for use Of the
land has been carried on with in
creasing bitterness. Negroes have
won temporary victories as when
they induced the supreme court to
declare over 80 years ago that
land segregation laws enacted by
the states are unconstitutional
But we lost position after position
to restrictive covenants in city at.
ter city. Only last week did we
find a court which is homes
enough to admit that state gov
ernments should not use thei1
powers to enforce private agree
ments which would in effect deny
Negro citizens equal protection Of
the laws.
AS we stand now, a Negro citi
zen, so far as the law is concerned
is free to acquire and use lane
anywhere in the United States
Thus the United States of Ameri
ca becomes the first country il
the whole world where there is {
strong Negro-white race problem
to accord Negroes equal access tt
the land. This development il
bound to have a good influence
on race relations elsewhere in thu
world.
In most of the lands where Ne
groes are in the majority compar