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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-03-11


for S11,95O; Q nice bedrms, living rm.,
es ss ZEAL ESTATE sfaSsnsn'y NC
Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd, OK. 1855. GIL. O561.
BRICK DUPLEX-Rarely does this type OF
property come on the market. Two separ-
ate 5-rm; apis; both have private en-
other. Excel. financing. REAL ESTATE
SERVICE, NC, Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd, OK
COUNTRY HoME-This unusual property
seeker, 4 bedrms. and paneled den, Ia
baths. lge, living and dining rms; att
gsTsTe; rr Al brfk Toodse lot
SERVICE, INC: lee hwy. i At ole6e I'd
SMALL estate, located in No. Airing ton
This charming nSor home has Dsdrm ans
stone drepl., banquet-size dining rm.: q
Ice. bedrms. and bath on End floor; I'm
ished rec. rm. and bath in bsnt.; att. gar
this home. REAL ESTATE SERVICE, NC
Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd, OK. 1855, GIL. 0561
trance hail.. living room with fireplace
large dining room, pantry and kitchen or
on the End floor There is a small base
ment with. laundry tubs and an oil-firec
hot-wster heating plant, There is a spa.
good garden spot; IA miles from wash,
ington, over good roads; price. $15,950
dale, Va. at the end Of Columbia pike
Phone Falls Church T447. Closed Sundays
WELLINGTON VILLA, OF MT. Vernon Me.
mortal hwy. 3 miles so. of Alexandria
spacious 6-yr.-old red brick bungalow or
a acre. Center-hall plan with 4 generou!
rms. and bath on LIST floor. Large sig,
screened side porch of liv. rm.; End floor
bedrooms, insulated storage room ane
roughed-in bath. Full bSmt. with outside
entrance, oil heat: det gar. A well-plannel
house in beautiful secluded spot: So, 500
cash will handle. r. L. RHINE REALTY
CO, GOT Prince St, Alex. TIE. S426
Ewes, Alex. 1852, Alex. GIL, TIE. 416S
THIS is DIFFERENT-Needs railing on al
of the porches, no doors on anythin.
inside but the hathrm.. no cutters Of
yard needs cleaning. road is a mess il
$4,000. 900. DEVELOPMENT; But can 70,
imagine getting lge. rms. and full tileS
brick front; built less than 2 yrs. ago; II
vicinity Of Belle Haven and Mt. Vernon
Memorial hwy; including q Ice. masonr,
garage, for the low price Of S14,500; ma,
Sc less If sold this wk. Now occupied b!
owner and builder prop. has LIST trust O
$4,000. For appt., call r. I; RHINE
REALTY CO., 607 Prince ST.. Alex, Va.
II. 1926 ewes, TIE. &1eS. Alex. 1852
Ia
Evening star., 1948-11-26
-. the pretty and
practical side of
Christmas-ages ) to 10

Every little girl likes to hove new dress to
stort back to school otter Christmas. Every
little girl likes Especial" clothes for the ron.
So-find such os these at Woodward 6
Lothrop-ond let her find them under the
Christmas tree.
Cotton-newIy quaint in its print ond its
white botiste apron and yoke. Brown, green,
wine Sizes to 6, $4.o5
Sizes 7 to 10, S5.95
SmortIy plaid hooded rain copes, rubberized
cotton in green, red, blue.
Sizes 3 to 6x, S3.e5 Sizes to Ia, S4.s5
W&L-Girls' Apparel. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-11-26

B.. Teens and coIorful
oorduroy-a class to
coke hour twosome
Wonderful, dancing eoIors :. skirts thot look
stroieht, heed on . but when you twirI. see
the pleoted back :. jounty weskits-sineIs
Or double breasted to your toste. Why, Of
eourse-these ore CordureIIo cotton corduroy
separates Sizes 10 to 16
Tailored skirt With inverted back pleot, $S.e5
Top it with white wool jersey, turtle neeked,
S7.s5
Loose pIeots fIore the back Of your skirt, $S.s5
Vestee shown is double breasted, hos self.
covered buttons, $7.95
w&L-Teen- ayers Apparel, Fourth Floor
Also IN Our Bethesda Branch Store
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-08-01

GIVE All CLUB members live
stock judging training and expert
ence on the types of livestock they
will be buying, selling and handling
as adults. This is the purpose of the
training program as carried on by
Wyoming extension specialists,
county agents and local All leaders.
Practical types of livestock used
in the range area + usually diff
cult to obtain and handle in classes.
The great majority of livestock in
the west runs on the range, and it's
impractical to get them in just for
judging work and to handle in
classes.
This difficulty has been at least
partially overcome in Wyoming in
several ways. District judging con-
tests are being held in which club
members and leaders go to
where purebred breeding cattle and
sheep classes can be obtained. Ar
rangementS are made with the
breeders for these large groups from
several counties to visit their ranches
at one time, thus saving time for the
breeders as compared to having a
small group use their livestock time
and again.
Preside Shows
Pre-sale shows are held by all of
the various purebred associations in
was an excellent opportunity to get
practical classes and at the same
time give another boost to the pro-
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-08-01
Wyoming All Members Receive
Intensive Judging Training
By TONY FELLHAUER, Wyoming Extension Livestock Specials
wyoming Extension Service Photos

duction of better livestock by bring
ing in another group to these shows
and sales. Therefore, in cooperation
with association members, All judg-
ing contests have been arranged be-
fore the judge places the classes in
the pre-sale shows.
Sheep Judging
There have been complaints by
some, and justly so, that in the case
of sheep club members have not
been given enough work with wool
and the types of sheep used under
range conditions. Fat lamb classes
are important, but in Wyoming, at
least, fine and medium wool type
sheep classes in which both wool and
lamb are important are used more
frequently for judging work. Also
training is given in the placing and
selection of fleeces.
The intensive judging training
given to Wyoming club members is
showing up in Interstate contests. In
1916, the Wyoming All team placed
sixth in the national contest at Chi
cago and was high team in beef cat
tie judging. Last January the Wyo-
ming team placed first in the ma
tional western show contest held in
Denver.
To learn to judge n must have a
great deal of experience in seeing
and handling the kind and type of
animals to be judged and selected.
This plan is working with Wyoming
All club members.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-08-01
VERNON SMILEY

To the major soles with sons and
daughters of Jerry Domino, Mis-
sion Lad 9Th and King Domino
18th. Bull and heifer colves of
weaving time this foil.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-08-01
ALL AT EDEN, MONTANA

August |, l948-43
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-08-01
The Eden Country

Make one trip do the job! Here ore four breeders just
q few miles from each other. All ore but q hoIf-hour's
drive from Greet Falls. Next time you are looking for
Herefords +.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-08-01
c. E. SMILEY

We haven't much for sole right
now but wont you to come and
see our COW herd whenever you
ore around this woy. Bull and heif-
err calves by Super Domino 4th for
sale this foil.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-08-01
STEWART BELL

STEWART BELL
Always q good selection of Here
fords. Well be out to the major
Montana consignment soIes with
q good set of cottIe this foil.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27
Pascagoula
Personals

Leon Colmer of Ponchatoula,
La, has been spending this week
in the home of his brother, Mar
vim Colmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Col
mer also had as guests the for
mer's brother, Henry Colmer, and
Miss Shirley Morris of Mobile,
who stayed over the weekend.
Mrs. Grace Wood and daughter,
Ruby Claire. are enjoying a
weeks vacation in New Orleans as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Saunders.
Friends of Mrs. r. M. Mahaffey
and her daughter, Mrs. Claude
S. Scism, Jr. who arrived August
IL for a visit with Mr.. Mahaf-
fey's mother, Mrs. r. B. Mahaf-
fey, will be interested to learn
that they will make Pascagoula
their permanent home. Mr.. Ma
haffey is on duty on an aircraft
carrier on the West Coast.
Miss Martha Anne Bishop at
tended a gift shower honoring
Miss Rosemary Mcdonald who
becomes a bride September 4.
Miss Bishop is to be a member OF
the bridal party.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27
DIV Eagles Will
Open Their Season
With LuCedale

The DIV Eagles will inaugur-
ate their third season of COMPETE
tive athletics with a grid game
scheduled for Thursday, Septem-
Der %, with Lucedale to be played
at the War Memorial stadium at
8 p. m.
Although this is only the third
year the Catholic high school
has participated in inter-scholas-
tic sports, indications are that
the Eagles will have a good ag-
gregation for the 1948-49 season,
according to the Rev. Gregory J.
Johnson, coach.
The boys have been p~racticing
since last week and about 80 as
pirants have turned out to bid
for places in the varsity lineup.
Graduation took most of last
years men, but the players who
have reported this year give
promise of molding into a high
class eleven.
Five lettermen are back in uni
form. They are Alvie Walker, Matt
Zelenka and John Cauley, who
made names for themselves in
the backfield last year, and
Charles Blackwell, guard and Joe
Krebs, end. These will be helped
out by the following hold overs,
Hudson Delmas, Arion Lachaussee
Macy Greene and Bernard Moore.
The schedule for the eason
has not been completed but will
be announced next week, Father
Johnson said. All home games
will be played in the War Me-
mortal stadium.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27
Mis celluneous Gift
Shower Honoring
Miss Mary Jones

"A pretty event of Monday was
a miscellaneous shower at which
Mrs. William Frank and Miss
Annie Murray were h~ostesses at
the home of the latter in honor
of Miss Mary Elizabeth Jones, a
bride-elect of the week.
Games furnished amusement
with Misses Gwendolyn Cox and
Adeline Daggett winning favors.
The presentation of gifts was
made by two-year-old Ruth
Bridget Richards who entered the
room bearing an armful of gaily
decorated packages. Miss Jones
was also the recipient of a cor
sage of carnation from the host
esses.
Assisting in serving were Mrs
c. M. Murray and Mrs. c. M
Richards.
There YER about 80 in at.
tendance.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Johnson Visit Mr..
And Mrs. Nolun

Mrs. Alfred j. johnson of New
Albany, Ind, who with Mr.. john
son and their children, Judy and
John, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Winston Nolan, has been
the recipient of much social cour-
tesy since their arrival.
Among these was a luncheon
at a coast resort Wednesday
which was attended by Mrs
Johnson, and Mrs. Henry Hull
and Miss Patricia Anne Nolan Of
New Orleans, Mrs. r. j. Demp-
ster and Mrs. Nolan.
On Thursday Mrs. R. S. Ford
and Mrs. Dempster were hostess
es at a soft drinks party at the
home of the latter.
On Friday Mr.. and Mrs. No
Ian and their guests were Joined
by Mr.. and Mrs. Willis MCGOWAN
of Pineapple, Ala, as dinner
guests.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27
LEGAL NOTICES

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
IN THE CHANCERY COURT
IN VACATION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF E. F. GRANT, DECEASED
No. I0503
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given hat Let
tiers of Administration on the estate
of r. F. Grant. Deceased. we're issued
to the undersigned by the chancery
Court of Jackson County. Mississippi.
on August "a. 1913.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to have
same registered. probated and allowed
before the chsncery Clerk of Jackson
County. Mississippi. within six months
from this date. and all claims not so
registered. probated and allowed with
in said time. will be forever barred.
Witness my hand this the 26th day
of August, 1913.
J. o. COLE,
Administrator
81 s-z7. s-3-10
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27
AFTERNOON PARTY FOR
MRS. HANSON

On Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
r. B. Fox threw open her home
at 305 Hague street to about
twenty friends in honor of her
mother, Mrs. Oliver G. Hanson,
who was to depart shortly for
her home in st. Louis.
Summer flowers in abundance
gave a festive air to the looms in
which the guests assembled.
Cold drinks and other refresh
ments were served.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27
ROME HAS 18th TIBER BRIDGE

ROME - AP - Rome's 10Th
bridge across the Tiber has just
been opened. Work on it started
10 years ago but war and post
war difficulties slowed construc-
lion. The bridge was originally
to have been named the africa
Bridge" but Italy's unfortunate
African adventure determined
is change to "Testaccio," name of
the suburb it serves,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27
Girls Forget Fears,
Thanks To 2-WaY HeIp

What to do for voman's Oldest problem.
functional monthly pain7 Many Q girl and
woman has found the answer In CAR
DufS AWAY help. You see, CARDuI may
make things lots easier for you in either
of two ways: ~ started , days before
your time and taken IS directed on the
LABEL IL should hsip relieve functional
periodic pain; C) taken throughout the
month like q tonic, It should improve your
appetite. aid digestion. and thus help
build up resistance for the trying days TO
come. CARDUI 10 scientifically prepared
and scientifically tested. II you suffer at
those certain times'. get CARDUI today.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27
r OF THANKS

The Officers and Body of Local
Union 1873, International Brotherhood
of Electrical Workers take this means
of thanking the business places who
so generously contributed prizes,
which were given away at u Bar
kecue and entertainment, held at
Magnolia State Park, on Saturday.
August 81. 1948. from 800 to 10 90 pm.
]. w. SUMRALL,
Assistant BUSINESS Manager.
q IL be a-27
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
HOUSES FOR SALE

HOUSE FOR Rents rooms un-
furnished. 604 Lafaette. is II o $50
FOR SALES room house and bath,
gas cook stove, hot water tank. gas
heaters in every oom Screened in
front porch. Fenced in back ward.
e43 Buena Vista. Phone 636-W.
is 1t D $40
3-ROOM HOUSE-For sale. furnished
with 2 heaters, gas range and limo
leum rugs, 50xi50 foot lot with city
lights and water. butane system.
$4,000 terms. 929 Old Mobile High
way. Concrete block garage, 25x36 II.
on 50x150 #. lot. Equipped with S2,-
900 worth of tools and machinery all
for 5000 on terms; new Groom house
with lights, water and butane gas on
5 acres of land with IL pecan trees.
$4,000 on terms. So off for cash. H. p.
Human. 926 South Market st. phone
1887, l6 ltp 8-27
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27

Nationally known Manufactur-
er has a franchise available in
Pascagoula. This franchise COW
ers complete line of tires. tubes.
batteries, automotive accessor-
les, and home supplies. Display
equipment is available with
expert store planning and mer-
chandising assistance furnish
ed. win require a capital of
$l5.000.00 for m e C h . disc.
equipment and operating funds.
For complete information write
Box 20" Co Chronicle Star.
IA 1t D $40
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27

Peat boys have a peculiar abili-
" to maintain a uniform temper
lture throughout all seasons of
he year.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

RELIABLE Man take care store route.
Distribute. collect; new product: pro-
tected territory. Earn excellent weekly
income. B & W. Nut Co., st. Paul,
Mimi. IA attn 8-27
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27

American dairy production to-
tails more than one billion dollars
worth every year..
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27
MUSICAL
22d

FOR SALE-silver Cornet for SIS 90.
308 Jonte Terrace. 22d 1tp 1927
FOR SALE-Arched Top Spanish
Guitar $1,000. 1502-12th st.
22d tip 6-27
FOR SALE-fa42 Blu Tudor Ford
Deluxe. Phone 4f41, 1908 Bay st.
Moss Point. 26 itp 1927
FOR SALE-Commodore Eight, 4 door
sedan by owner. Phone 1f45-W.
26 SIP 1927
FOR SALE-l942 Oldsmobile--4 door
Model rs. Excellent condition.
New Motor. paint job and upholstery.
May be seen by calling 1046-xW. J. E.
Galloway. rs 1tp 1871
FOR SALE-One Martin "E Flat" Alto
and Pedlen "B Flat
clarinet complete with cases and all
including one extra saxo-
phone mouthpiece. Both in top play
ing condition. 300 Polk Ave. City.
22d 1tD 6-27
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27

The United States ranks first
in production of about half of
the 80 most important mineral
products.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27
S WAP
S w A P
Ton York phiico Air Conditioner
Used . Months. Excellent. for
h. p. Cupboard. Electric Reffiser-
aior. Or What Have You of
Equal Value.
SEE
CHARLIE COMING
Al FIsHERMAN's GROCERY
Quinn Fisheries. "old Plant"
% At p 8-6

FOR SALE-2s0 gal. butane gas tank.
604 Lafayette. 70 ct p $40
FOR SALE-4 It. Kelvinator electric
refrigerator. Phone 1887. Humans. 926
S. Market st. ~ ltp 8-27
FOR S~ALE-Ladies two piece luggage
set, $25. 90: mans Fortnighter, $500.
921 Buena Vista st. % 2tp 8-27
FOR sALE-Drophead sewing machine
SIS. 90. Phone 1887. Humans. 926 S.
Market st. 70 1tp 8-27
FOR SALE-Angle-Iron up to a.. Used.
Apply Army Goods Store, 414 e. Lin
coin Ave. Phi. 1895 22ltp 8l27
BABY BUGCY-For Sale. also a stroll
Ter. Phone 1887. Humans. 9z6 s Mar
ket st. 20 1tp 3-27
cRosLEY sHELvADoR-e II. Elec-
trio Refrigerator. Phone 1887, Hin
mans. s26 S. Market st. % 1tp 8-27
PEARS-For Sale. sI.25 bushel. A.
Zigenfelder, River Road. Phone 24s:
sERvEL-s-ft. Gas refrigerator for
sale. Phone 1887, Humans. 926 S:
Market st. % tip 8127
FOR sALE-Kitchen sink. drain board
type. Hot & cold water faucet. $12.50
308 Jonte Terrace. ~ tip S-z7
FOR SALE-97 model IL gauge Win
chester, also several ~ rifles. Phone
1887. Humans. 926 S. Market st.
~ 1tp 8-27
FOR SALE-Infant seat for car OF
home use. Practically new. Call 502
or inquire Chronicle-Star.
FOR SALE-Singer Sewing Machine.
new, below List price. Maple bed. 2
occasional chairs practically new. 1l3l
Adm. Dewey " ltp 8-zI
FOR SALE--Used Ice Boxes and Elec-
trical Refrigerators. Home Appliance
Co., 436 Lincoln Ave. Phone 1897.
% 4tp 8-27
FOR SALE-Apartment size gas range.
or trade on good used frigidaire. Mrs.
c. c. Hill, Route 2, Pascagoula.
q ltp 8-zI
FOR SALE-Army foot lockers S2.95.
also canvas cots. hammocks and
skeeter bars. Phone 1887. Humans.
926 S. Market st. 70 1tp 1927
FOR SALE-Desk type reconditioned
Singer Sewing machine. phone 1881,
Humans, 926 S. Market 81.
20 ltp 81
FOR SALE-Bath tub. commode. Law
atory. sink and a 20 gallon hot water
tank with a coal oil sidearm
heater. Phone 1887. Humans, 926 S.
Market ST. 70 ltp 8-2l
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27
? A ACCESSORIES

FOR SALE-New Ia hip. electric mo-
tors $14.95. Phone 1887. Humans. 926
S. Market st. n 1tp 8-27
FOR SALE-One Is IT. model cypress
and oak hull for sale cheap. Apply
324 Lake st. Phone 209-J.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27

FOR SALE-Stock and fixtures tn well
located country grocery. Rent build
ing with living quarters. Is miles
south of Lucedale on Highway 50 at
Morellz- E. Y. Allen. IA ct p $40
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27


FOR SALE-l942 Ford Coach. $500 90
cash, new tires, 66l Sarrazin st.
26 ct y 800
ton, S325. 90. Apply 204 Morris ST.,
Moss Point, Miss rs st p 8-13
FOR SALE-One 1898 Dis ga to one
ton dual wheel International truck
without cab. In good shape. $780, 90.
See Wallace Garfield, Escatawpa,
Miss. rs st p 8-13
FOR SALE-l939 Buick Roadmaster. a.
door sedan, all accessories. 4 new
tires, perfect inside and out. Will
take small car on trade in. Price
$4,000. Phone 1877. 26 ct p $40
FOR SALE-I937 2-door Packard, AL
condition. Owned by Bes Todd vetter
Phone 5162. Moss Point. 26 81 p $40
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27

Is WANTED TO RENT Is
FURNISHED HOUSTON beach from
LIST to June LIST. o
10 1t~p b-Zu
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-27
BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR RENT 1,

FOR RENT OR SALE-wayside Serv-
ice Station. Highway 90 and WEIGH
st. Call 29lS. TIA 81 D $40
COMMERCIAL BUILDING-For rent.
634 Market st. Apply J, r. Bosarge.
Kreole, Miss. Tia st d 7-30
Evening star., 1948-09-15
Substantial Boost
Sought as Telephone
Wage Talks Begin

Two locals of the Communications
Workers of America opened nego-
tiations with Chesapeake IL Poto-
mac Telephone Co. representatives
today for "substantial' wage in
crease. Meetings are being held at
the Washington Hotel.
A union spokesman said specific
"dollar-and-cents" wage increase
demand was not being made at this
time, but that the union was asking
for substantial raise
The talks opened on schedule as
a 30-day waiting period expired-a
period which under the law went
into effect when the CWA locals
served notice on the telephone COM
pany that they wanted to negotiate
an increase The company refused
three weeks ago to waive the wait
ing period.
Represent $500 Workers.
The two locals are the Washing
ton Division No 36, representing
approximately $500 plant, main
tenance and accounting employees,
and the Washington Traffic Division
No. so. representing approximately
5000 employees. including operators.
Over the country. all other tele-
phone unions affiliated with the
CWA we're either negotiating for
higher wages, starting negotiations
today or planning to start this week.
The CWA claims to represent
some 100000 communication work
ers.
Talks Transferred
Meanwhile. the Communication
Equipment Workers CCIOD and the
Western Electric Company were
scheduled to move from Chicago to
New York, the Associated Press re-
ported
The negotiations have been car
ried on against strike deadline
of Friday set by the union for its
$4,000 equipment installers in the
country's telephone exchanges. The
site was changed on the request OF
Cyrus Ching. head OF the Federal
Cancellation Service.
The unions original demand fol
. 3l-cent hourly increase has beer
scaled down to l3 to II cents ar
hour. Western Electric has Offered
a range of to IA cents. The pres
ent paw bracket runs from 88 cents
to Sl.54 an hour.
Evening star., 1948-09-15
Man Disguised as Priest
SwindIes Auto Dealer
By the Associated Press

BOSTON, Sept. 15.-A man dis
euised as a priest was sought to-
day on a charge Of swindling a
Boston used car dealer of $1,000.
Police said the man-carrying a
PRAYER book and Bible-"sold'
the jackson Square Motors, Inc,
an automobile he had rented an
hour earlier from the Columbia
Motor Mileage Corp, in the Rox-
bury district.
Authorities said the swindler
called the Jackson Square firm and
told the manager he was sending
in a priest" who had been reassigned
and wanted to sell his car before
leaving for his new parish.
Forty-five minutes later. wearing
the black earb of a priest. he ar
rived at the used car company, COM
pleted the deal within a matter OF
minutes and left.
Shortly sfterward. the purchasing
concern discovered the machine had
been rented.