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Evening star., 1948-02-15

ON Florida Trips
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Dulcar
are spending a vacation at Miam
Beach.
Also at Miami Beach is Mrs. Nat
Aaronson, who will spend month
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Jaffee ano
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ullman are
among the Wasningtonians vaca-
tioning in Florida.
Evening star., 1948-04-04

fcruises continue through the 80 1000
islands Of Georgian Bay. Mackinac
Island and Perry Sound are visited.
and Duluth and Chicago are ports
of call.
Returning to Buffalo, the vaca-
TONERS are to be taken to Niagara
Falls as q part OF the all-expense
"trip. AT tbs pm. on the seventh
day, they will board the plane 70 re-
turn to Washington, with arrival
here scheduled at 9:35 pm.
Daily bus trips from Washington
over part of Skyline Drive are to be
resumed May by the Virginia
railways, 1t was announced last
week. The route Is to cover the
northern portion Of the highway
along the crest Of the Shenandoah,
Mountains. follow the pass road
down to Charlottesville, Va, and
return. The schedule has not vet
been determined. If last years time
Is a guide, buses will leave the Ma
tion's Capital about 8 am. and re-
turn about dusk.
With the spring weather, motor
lists have begun to tour the drive in
numbers. Some facilities have been
opened coincidental with the crowds
Dining rooms at Panorama Cross
roads and Swift Run Crossroads be-
gan operating Thursday. Within a
month, overnight facilities at Big
Meadows and Lewis Mountain will
be ready for guests In opening
May II, Skyland also will have
saddle horses. Albert Cowboy
Lewis will manage the stables.
Facilities at Big Meadows and
Skyland include dining rooms.
***
A faster schedule and the addition
OF Vista Dome cars will make the
Exposition Flyer the premier scenic
train OF the world" The claim ts
put forth by the lines operating the
luxurious train between Chicago
and San Francisco through the
Colorado Rockies and the Feather
River Canyon.
The streamline Vista cars, from
which passengers may overlook the
entire countryside through a ton
side transparent dome. recently
were placed in daily service on the
flyer. More will be added as thev
are received from the Budd Manu-.
featuring Co. BY midsummer. as
many as three Vista cars will be cut
into each set Of Exposition FLYER
equipment. Each seats 4e nassen-
gers.
The full scenic possibilities of the
nyer will result in the schedule
change May 30. Running time will
be cut IL hours. Leaving CHICAGO
at ESQ pm, the train is to arrive
N Denver at 800 am, Salt Lake
City at HAS pm, and San Fran
cisco at 9:05 pm. This will tale
virtually the entire trip from Den
yer to Salt Lake City through the
neart OF the Colorado-Utah Rockies
ny Daylight, also the trip throreh
Feather River Canyon and the sierra
Nevada mountains before rightfali
Evening star., 1948-04-04
| he / raveIer,s Notebook
Railroad Bans Mystery About Train Delays

One Of the big railroads has just
done something about maddening
situation. And from here on, pas
sengers on at least this line will
know why train stands on a sid
ing, for instance, in the middle Of
nowhere for an indefinite delay.
They win not have to sit through
the wait with wonder and growing
irritation. Under new order to
train personnel, they will have the
consolation of knowing the reason.
Their questions will be answered,
and the careless II don't know" has
been tabooed.
In considering the order, officials
Of the Missouri Pacific Lines realized
that different people react in differ
ent ways. Some appeared to take
an evasive reply docilely enough and
knocked the railroad later; some ex-
ploded. Less criticism would result,
it was decided, If the reason for a
stop were explained. The order ap-
plies not only to the conductor but
to all members of the train crews
and dining car personnel as well.
Furthermore, passengers must be
advised Of the probable duration Of
the delay. Those waiting to board
trains at stations also are to be in
formed Of the reason for the trains
nonarrival and the probable arrival
time. Where public address systems
are in use, the information is to be
announced. In case of a train being
detoured, passengers at terminals
must be informed so they may make
necessary changes in plans.
The Missouri Pacific believes its
passengers will appreciate knowing,
insofar as possible, what they face.
n X X
II last summers experience is
Evening star., 1948-04-04
By Jacques FutreIIe, Jr.
The Ssor Trayel Editor

duplicated, tardy applicants for
space aboard Great Lakes cruise
Ships win be disappointed. Travel
agencies already have noted q de-
mand for the cruises, which begin in
June, and their caution ito book
early Is not high pressure sales
manship. Accommodations are
tight for certain dates, even this
early.
About half a dozen ships will be
operated out of United States lake
ports when the season opens. The
Georgian Bay Line will be sending
out two ships on 7-day cruises
throughout the summer. Canadian
Pacific will have one ship on 5-day
cruises. Seven-day lake trips have
been announced by the Detroit and
Cleveland Navigation Co., and
Canadian Steamships, out of De-
troit and Windsor, Ontario, will re-
sumo their popular cruises to Fort
William and Port Arthur.
Capital Airlines has announced
it will sponsor 7-day cruises, in
augurated last summer, on the lakes
The plan, which includes air pas
sage between Washington and Buf-
falo, will allow passengers to pay
for the vacation in monthly INSTALL
ments on their return. This de-
ferred payment plan was available
last year, but relatively few took
advantage Of 1t. AS originally an
nounced for this year, Capital Air
lines cruises will be sold only
through travel agents.
The air-and-Water vacations will
originate here Saturdays and We'd
nesdays of each week from June 1s
to August Is. Flying to Buffalo
from National Airport, passengers
will board either the South Ameri-
can or the North American Of the
Georgian Bay Line. Each ship Of
fers entertainment programs that
include dancing and deck sports
The ships will visit Detroit and
Cleveland and will sail up the beau
tiful st. Mary's River through the
800" locks. They will skirt the
shores Of Isle Royale before stopping
at Port Arthur, Ontario. The
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Bridge League

The Washington Bridge League
VIII mold Its next meeting in the
Blue Room at the Hotel Roosevelt
Sixteenth street at Florida avenue
NV, Wednesday, at 8 pm. ac,
cording to an announcement by Dr.
W. II. Gorton, president. Paul "a
Goloen viii direct the master point
team-of-four game and the con-
current open pair duplicate match
future Wednesday evening games
sponsored by the league win be
held at the Hotel Roosevelt. as will
the second annual City of Washing
ton tournament, scheduled for May
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Order of Odd Fellows
Special meetings scheduled are

special meetings scheduled are:
Department Association of the
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchal Mill
.ant Branch-Wednesday, 8 PM,
nome OF Mrs. Esther Kelly.
Phoenix Lodge, Tuesday evening
annual visitation.
The department commander of
Washington Canton announces the
annual pilgrimage to the Tomb of
the Unknown Soldier at Arlington
on May 16. The annual banquet
will be held the preceding evening,
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Retired Enlisted Men

John K. Kristof, who was retired
as sergeant, Medical Department,
and Ernest r. Cravens, who was re-
tired as private Ordnance Depart
ment were admitted to membership
In Association No. at . recent
meeting.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26
News From oceon SPRINGS -.
Naive Of Ocean Springs Dies oil Heart
Attack; Masonic Services Arc Held

Nathaniel Clyde Madsen, O.
years old. died Thursday morn.
Ing At his home on Calhoun ave-
nue Of d heart attack lie was q
native Of Ocean Springs and had
been employed by The L. n NJ.
railroad for over 30 years lie
was q member Of the Baptist
church. Mcleod Lodge 424, y.
and A. NJ, Alexander Council
No. IA. Biloxi Chapter, X A M.
116. and Coast Commandery No.
10. lie Is survived BY two
rieces and a nephew. Mrs. n. y.
Mullin, Mrs. Joseph Bolton and
u. p. Madsen OF Ocean Springs,
The funeral services were held
Friday morning at the Bradford
Funeral Home IN Biloxi with
The Rev. W n, storie officiating.
Officers and members Of Me
Leod Lodge had charge Of the
Services At the grave.
Members Of both the Cynthia
Cottsche Circle and the Nofah
Bradford Circle met at the Bap-
tlst church Tuesday afternoon
for their annual Royal Service
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26
A. M. Hardy Awarded
NumeroI One For
Perfect Attendance

A. M. Hardy was awarded the
Humefat One At the regular
meeting Of the Kiwanis Club on
Tuesday for completion Of one
year NJ perfect attendance.
Tom sudduth, Ingalls, EN-
pi6yse, was introduced 70 the
club and brought in Is a new
member.
Members we're urged 10 turn
In their names for the ColLadies
Might al the Buena Vista in BIZ
lori for next Tuesday night and
= report on Youth, 1ne.," was
hssfd The REV Norman Boone,
pastor Of the Moss Point Method.
let church was guest speaker
Guests Mt the meeting were
u W Wade and O. G. Mickey"
LAeeweii
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26

enjoyed ah Ice cream supper Civ
on NJ the homie " Mr. and Mrs
Wesley Powell Saturday night
MI and Mrs Biil Payne have
returned TO their h6ine Ia ublves.
ton, Ten, after spending several
days with the lattpf's mother,
Mrs Annie Davis,
sunday dinner guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Hamilton were
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Kuhn and son
and Miss Ann sharp, all Of Mo
bile.
MIR and Mrs. Manley Hubbard
and children, Mr. and Mrs Bur.
ton Davis and children, Mrs Ru.
fus Hill, Miss Lozelle and tila
Jean Hubbard motored TO Mobile
Saturday on business,
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Davis and
children visited Mrs. Annie Davis
Sunday afternoon
Miss Myrtle Emerson Is roeov.
ering from u tonsllectomy,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Schmltl and
children visited MIR and Mrs,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26

Mitchell dihfnlt Anderson Jim.
mle Mtuhift. MlAhti Huhllhr.
Gle Perrin Dancers wetp tahie
Schmidt sally Ann ceestefl
Alice Austin shafbh Sanders and
Carol Ann Snyder
NJ and Mrs n r Hutnasipf
who are staying NJ the Edwards
House had 80 theit Huhsta Mr..
and Mrs Mat Bplteh ~ Mafiel.
Neb, recently
Al The close " the regular
Lanton services Wednesday A.
lofh00n At a. Johns Episcopal
church, Sara Margaret, infant
daughter Of Mf and Mrs. James
Mcconnell Anderson, was chris
tened by the Hev. Edward be-
Miller Mrs Wilder ualatead of
Mission, fek, sister Of Mrs,
Anderson, and Peter Anderson.
we're The sponsors,
Cub Scouts met NJ the home
Of Mrs judith dlfot Tuesday
afternoon
George Young and Joe Butler
attended a Chamber VI Com
mefee meeting IN Mobile Thurs
day
Mr. and Mrs., Wilder ~ilalatead
and children Of Mission, Tex, are
visiting their respective families,
Dr. and Mrs, 4, j. BaAsef 0f
Huntington, W. W. have return.
cd home after a visit with her
sister, Mr., Hugh Saxon, and
grandmother, Mrs, Rose Broduef.
MI, and Mrs james Leavell'a
guests, MI and Mrs. James 4,
Meeaffety, have returned To Chi
cage,
Mr., and Mrs, Louis jacket
were recent visitors ~ Mobile
Mrs Charles Carr attended The
trustees meeting 1T perkiBst0n
Junior College Wednesday,
james H. beayell n q bust
ness visitor ~ Chicago
Mr. aud Mrs Teddy Steiner
and Mrs Ethel Ahafef we're busi.
ness visitors To Mobile Wednes
day,
Mr., aud Mfa Iiai fuiwilef,
nee Happy Weldon, n Alhuauef.
que, NJ Mex, announce the birth
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26

program which VA In charge Of
Mrs Ruby Noel, Mrs Eddie
Snyder, Mrs - Mcgintv. Mrs.
Bufofd Myfiek and Mrs ~
ONell Mrs Albert Ehdi oh
enud The meeting with prayer
and Mrs W X stofie closed the
session Refreshments we're yer.
we'd by the hoatcesea, Mrs. Vim,
Case and Mrs. Hcoves
Mrs Chester Snyder presided
over The WSCs moetinR Tuesday
Afternoon IN St Paui'a Methodist
church. Il WIS o business epas
sion
Members Of tine So Alphonaus
boys and girls basket bail tomns
went by bus to New Orleans
Sunday to play games. Before
their return they were taken on
sight seeing Tip Making the
trip were Sister Aufolia, Sister
Aymafd Couch, Sister Cyril,
Mrs Ambrose Fayard, Miss Mar
Bfou. +. l.. Westbrook,
Gene Fayard, Francis Matthew,
Charlotte Williams, Janet Beau.
eez, Margaret Catehot Vida Ben.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26
new srHoM ..t
Harlesion

The W. s. G. 8 met In the
church Sunday afternoon with
Mrs Sterling Hubbard leading
The devotional and program,
which was on War Torn Japan"
Others participating were Mes.
DANES Manley Hubbard, Wesley
Powell and Gordle Davis. Mrs
Hazel Mcdonald, Mrs Sterling
Hubbard and Mrs Earl Hamilton
gave a review on the study
course, prayer" The next
meeting will be at the Rosedale
church Sunday, April 4, at 2 D. m.
Pfc. Sam Mcmillan is visiting
his wife and son this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Davis and
children, Mr., and Mrs. Lamar
Davis and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus Hill and children and Miss
Lozelle and Lila Jean Hubbard
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26

tfuel shannon Hfgnauf Wand
Wiebpf iluhetl Gas, Raymond
iithHnrf. iifhff Valentine, ffh.
eat Cus Floyd ttiuha. Randolph
MyteH Wayno taithm and Don
old Mitchell
boy Scout ffouh $40 met NJ
~ hipbensus school recently
with Nemuimhatuf Meduihn and
assistant, Joseph Ryan Tender
foot kyle fohdfeh read the oath
and laws
Ocean BpfihRu Rotary Club
was entertained Wednesday by 4
quartet ~ boys from the high
school trained by Mrs Ethel
Bennett 1hoy were larry vii.
Hams, Pete Sleolmah, Benny viii
liamA and Paul Gnttla, Mrs Ben
nett alEo SANG several selections
Carlton T. Shelby, guest Holnf.
ian from clafksdule and past
district governor, addressed Tho
meeting Dallas biRwaft, To.
from Durand, Mich, told
Of activities In his club, Two
committees we're appointed by
vice president, Ed Lloyd, and
are sign committee, Ar Flfield,
Morris s Sherman and II, g.
Miller, and nominating, j. X
Lemon, Harry Hayden and Hen
~ Girot Visiting H0tarinna we're
H. Howard, Milwaukee,
Wiz, Earle Kraft, Lake Forest,
Ind, Mr. Sigwaft A c. Moss,
and Mr. Shelby Also pres.
mt were Gus Alexander Of lit
'hefield, Ill, Ernest Hnlatead, Jrp
and Boyd G, Lloyd.
Mrs, h, II, Lunbdy presented
her kindergarten and dance class
TO the Woman's Club on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs, W II,
Dofrah aud Miss Ealelle Gay
were the accompanies. Director
Tor the fythm band was David
and members were Kay
Hunter, Louis Hays, Andrew
Schafr, Nancy Blue, Evefelte
Joan Woodward, Chip
Clarke, Lou Don Vigouf, Busan
Janice Jackson, Nancy
White, Bueky Jenkins, sherry
Edwina Lindsay. johnnie
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26

bf 4 deuehtef Susan Mrs rui-
wiiet attended the Ocean Springs
high school and spent many
winters here
Boy Scout Troop 80 met with
stButmastef D. n Luhdby this
week Organization Of a drum
and busle corps was discussed
aud an overnight hike was plan
ned for March a.
The Sophomore class Of the
high school, under the direction
6t Ann Joachim, conducted a
quikk program In the auditorium
Taking part we're Maudle Miller,
Befhell spiefs, Kyle Fondren,
Joyce Noble, Graham Mcbride,
Betty j Garter, Mary Lou Guiee,
Charles ilosey, Richard Mohlef,
Beverly Drake. Winners we're
Maudle Miller and Richard Mob.
lef Superintendent s 8. Wall
announced that the high school
has retained lie A rating
IBobbie Bailey. son Of Mrs.
Chloe Burke Of Biloxi and Bemis
Bailey OF Ocean Springs, was
recently initiated into the Phi
Alpha Delta legal fraternity nj
the University OF Mississippi
Mrs Lucille Denhison, a mem.
bef Of the high school faculty,
has returned from n M H. A. con.
vehti0n In Jackson
A ~ ratfiek's silver tea was
held Wednesday afternoon In
H. paul's Methodist church The
rooms we're beautifully decorated
with bridal wfeah, white camel.
las and snow drop, White stock
and white azaleas eentered the
lace covered tea table over which
Mrs H. l. Diekey and Mrs. j.
u, Behaff presided During the
afternoon, Mrs Edward Snyder,
Mrs. Jack Hall and Miss Berna.
dine Wulft entertained with solos
and Mrs r u Manuel presided
nj the organ The proceeds went
~ the organ fund which Ia a
memorial for Mrs Chester Davis.
The Iris pendef Girls auxil-
larry met NJ the home Of Mrs,
Ernest Bteeiman with Beth
Maekie. president. presiding.
jamie Ruth Bpiers gave the de-
voiional and the program wal
y short religious play put on by
Janice Keebief, Shirley Bfoome,
Befdihe spiefs, 10 Ann McGfaw,
Ann BteeimAn, Beth Maekie and
janice Ruth Spiefs. Mrs. ELI
O'Neil, former councillor, was a
guest
Charles Hutchinson drove Mr..
and Mrs. II H. Holmes TO New
Orleans Wednesday.
Ronald Bteeiman spent the
weekend IN Jackson
Mrs e. G. Mcclellan spent
Sunday in Durant with Mt. Me
Lellan,
v. MCGOWAN, former resident
~ Ocean Springs spent Tues
day In town.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w Field and
dauRhtdfs OF Water Vliet, Mich,
are guests Of the Thompsons al
their home In Lovers Lane.
Mr. and Mrs M A. Grace and
children and Mrs Lucille Ehle Of
New Orleans spent last weekend
here,
1911 Mcpheafs6n spent last
Sunday In Birmingham, Ala.
Joe Butler and son and H. s.
Kimbali were recent visitors TO
Shreveport 10 attend q shfinefs'
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26

Frank Smell II BiH Point sunday
sevefai from this community
attended The = IA held ~ the
Hurley school Friday nlahi
Mrs Rufus iilll ahd syehd LAT.
zen visited Mrs ituHeut bean and
Maiiy Wilbur Friday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Lamar Davis and
children visited Mr. and Mrs
Neal Parker Of Wade sunday af.
tefnoui,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26
BROKEN LEa

A Sunday fishing trip came 10
on abrupt end for Robert ltass
Of Meridian when he slipped and
fell OF the pier into shallow wa.
ter NJ GfavolIne breaking his les
lust below the knee lie wal
taken to jackson County hospital
by Fails ambulance for emeraens
ey treatment and was then taken
by ambulance to q Meridian hos.
pItll.
Evening star., 1948-09-10
Veterans High School
Moved From Central
To Mckinley Building

The Veterans High School Center
has been moved from Central High
School to new quarters at Mckinley
High School, where plans are being
made for registration Monday.
Colored veterans who want high
school training may attend a sim
liar center at Armstrong High
School.
The move from Central was made
to give more space in that building
for the new six-year high school,
which will go into operation for the
first time this fall. Students for
merly attending Powell Junior High
School will go to Central when
school opens Monday.
Fewer Veterans Expected.
Powell, in turn. is being used by
students from the Bell Vocational
High School.
School officials estimate there will
be about $50 veterans attending the
Mckinley Veterans High School
Center. Last year more than 300
were enrolled.
AT Armstrong, IeWer veterans are
expected to sign up also-probably
about 500. Last year nearly 800 were
registered.
Peak Reached in 1916.
The centers reached the peak of
enrollments In 1946 and each year
since the number of veterans want
ing to complete high school courses
has declined. School officials are
uncertain how long the centers will
be continued. The program will con-
tinue through this year, but the pos
sibility Of such centers in the fall
Of 1949 depends on the demand.
DR.. Robert Vanderlip heads the
center at Mckinley while Charles
S. Lotion is director of the Arm
strong center.
Evening star., 1948-09-10
Greto Gorbo Applies
For U. S. Citizenship
BY The Assoeiatsd Press

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 1o.-Greta
Garbo, who came to Hollywood and
American movies in 1926, yesterday
filed her first papers for American
citizenship.
The Swedish actress appeared in
the Federal Building wearing slacks
and a sports jacket. 1t took about
five minutes for her to f1ll out the
papers and answer questions.
Miss Garbo has been in retire.
ment for several years but she Is
scheduled to return and do pic
ture on the life of George Sand.
She has appeared in about Is i'm
portant movies, including Anna
Christie" "Ninotchka," Camille, {"
Flesh and the Devil" and Anna
Karenina."
Evening star., 1948-09-10
British Jet Reported
Topping Speed of Sound
Nv the Associofsd Press

By the Asseeiotsd Press
LONDON, Sept. 10.-The Ministry
Of Supply said yesterday that a De
Havilland jet plane known as the
"108" apparently exceeded the speed
of sound in recent trials.
The ministry said the swept
back, swallow-shaped plane was
flown on the supersonic run by John
Derry, De Havilland test pilot.
The Valley settler., 1948-05-14
VEG fThElE PRODUCERS
 OR0ANIZ {

The UTICA called a meeting last Thursday Of members Tho had petitionod for the re- opening Of the Produce Ocpar trlcnt. At this meeting the following officers were elocto Charles Schaefer, C. ;-aiITaan and r. D. 6nod- grass, Secretarys @-...- The petition carried the nane s Of twenty three Co-op raenbors and more han that have shown interest in joining the group to market through the l7TCA marlaa ting fac i1ities, An inventory of crop estimate os is nov be ing taken.
The Valley settler., 1948-05-14

BOARD of. DIRECTORS REPORT
 Cont. from page 1, col.
 ing over ninety dollars ton. With grain prices high too, it has been a serious problem to the milk produce CTS. It looks as if it may be some time yet before the green pastures will help very muchs De- spite the sunny weather this spr lng, tho gro5i ing season will be delayed from two - to three weeks in cor1Dario ion vi tn normal years.
 In discussing the various problems facing the Co-op in the future, Col Ohlson stress ed the need of unity among t he farmers in the Valley, He is erphat ically against any div+s ion in the Cooperative, according to stat e1ents he made Saturday evening" Eo feels that the farmers of the Valley are missing a golden opportunity to market their products at Favorable prices unless they support a central cooperative market ing assoc ciation. He asked the Board to try to promote a campaign to bring dissent ing fact ions into the Coop and to try to work out some plan to gain the benefits of harmony among our raorbers. He thinks that the ldea or forming independent orGen.za- tions to ,carke5 farm products in the Val- ley is unthinl1able as long as the farmers nor have the fac i1ities and the orsaniza- ion that can do the york;
 The resignation of AR, (K1t) Carson from the 7oacd vas. accepted vi tn regret by the other members, however, l.ro Carson feo1s that he cannot give the time neces sary to do the job he thinks it ought to be done and asked to be relieved,
 Rollers to replace the old ones in the Power House were reco ivod this week and will be un1oaded and ready to be installed in the near future.
 l.any coyr.onts arc heard about the different in az. oarance in the Post Office and the Trading Post since the new paint job has been going on. The new Trading Post sign has been needed for a long time.
 The Board Of Directors also wish to thank our neu members for the ir boosting for the Coop. Te wish that some Of the older members sho have received innlunerable ben- ef1ts werc as enthu siastic about the bene- fits they have received.
 VEG f7AEIE PRODUCFE1