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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
Police Saw
Take Was
Million
Cars, Slips, and
Office Equipment
Seized in 5 Raids

Thirteen men and women, n
rested in a police roundup Of
suspected million dollar polis,
ring. were released under bon
Saturday by Recorders Judge j..
seph A. ellis.
The thirteen were arraigned Q,
Tuesday, on charges of violatn,
state gambling laws.
The arrests were carried on
late Friday and early Saturda,
under the direction of Sgt Cls,.
ton Nowlin and Sgt. Fred K
Heath Of the vice squad.
Four automobiles. $1,000 pol.
icy slips. office equipment and
500 in cash were seized in r&Sc
on five different places. Police
estimated that the average TAX,
OF the ring was $500 a day
and said they had been watch.
ing the rings operations for
several weeks.
The raids were made al IN
Forest East, said to be the head.
quarters of the ring; at 282 Ga
field: an apartment al 1915
Brush: an apartment at 2Sl ve
nor Highway East; and 2iil
Arndt. An address on Alexsnde,.
inc was also raided. but nothing
was found there,
Released on $1,000 bond yen
Clarence Howard. and his whs
Ella. Of 2e2 Garfield. said 10 y
the leaders of the ring: Rose
IA Steward. 274 Garfield Re +
ert B. jackson. $50 Melbour,
Lester MeNulty. 2el Vsrr
Highway East; Arlie Bore a.
2744 Arndt; and Charles J
SON. 43s Frederick.
Out on $500 bond are ].
ia Parker. 42o Forest; D
Reid. 2sl Vernon Highway Es
Bessie Wilson. 2ss Theodore,
Aurelius Adanandus. s43 Med
bury: Tholods Gardner. 20
Winder; and John McBridl
l7sS w. Grand Blvd.
Police said Roberts was me-
! pick up man. They explained "a
small amount Of their cash la.
By saying that the psy-offs ha
already been made Friday whs
the raids were completed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
Wallace Backers
Hold Meeting

Bsckers of Henry A. WallSs
Tor President will plan for ihe-
state conference at a meetir'
IN the Masonic Temple Tucsdsy
FEB. 3. at 800 p. m. Secleisr
Allen Sayler of the Wallace e.
President Michigan Commute,
announces
Val Garfield. Cook county d
rector of the Illinois Proeressiyt
Party, viii outline the machine
Dy which that party rolled "
IS per cent Of the total vote r.
there.
The state conference in Ian
ing. Feb. 81, is expected q
organize an independent yans
TO put Wallace on the ball6g$&
Wallace for President cldf
are being formed in "a countc
ana 50 cities Of the state. Saylt
SAID. One is being set up amor
me faculty and students
WAYNE University, he added.
These clubs will send delegai'
10 the lansing conference
AMEND UNIT BILL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
Harlem Licks
Chops Over New
Divorce Suit

NEW YORK.-A new and
Juicy divorce trial seemed d
store for the nation as Ms
Fredi Washington Brown filei
suit against her husband Law.
renee. trombonist in the Elin..
ton band.
Mrs Brown asked 500 vek
allmony. She is formel ia.
tured columnist on a New Yok
weekly, and is the sistor q
Adam Clayton Powell Jrs h;a
wife.
Brown has played awfully
hard with at least eight younS
beauties in the past two SRsl
the suit alleges.
Browns attorneys are SAID 4
be working on his reply to
suit. He Is now on tour "
the Duke. y
Supporting the divorce SUI
are affldavits by Mrs. Browns
sister. Isabel. and by Hyacinh
curtis, former Cotton Club cho
rus beauty.
AMEND UNIT BILL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
Bandit Takes Only
Food In Stick Up

A bandit who was armed with
knife and took only food held
up a grocery store at gill
Brush, according 20 Solomon
Sleeper the owner.
The merchant was slashed on
the right cheek and was given
first aid at Receiving Hospital
lie said that the bandit took
no money but forced him 10
hand over one dozen eggs. one
pound Of pork chops. and one
pound Of sausage.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
WiIIkie Prize Win ner
Called Mother Of Two

LOS ANGELES. Cali. Az
mena DAVIS who Won the first
Wendell wake nshsn,
award with a conuoXerS 81 q
tiele on the sex habits ana a.
legged boasungs Of Negro men.
was named as mother 81 tWo
illegitlma;e children 10 suit
for divorce fled bv the wife @.
the publisher 8: th, -, An
Reles Tribune wtich she edit
The SUIT was flied by Nj
Csfmelta L0msx wife u La
ciuS LouaA J She charges taat
Miss DAVIS HaS gwen b-tA 20
two children. whose fs,her is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07

act-Ialv L0naX
Miss Davis prize winning
article complained that Negro
men spent too much time in
sex and in boastine about their
abilities. She added that OF
course she would not know
whether their boasts were
based on fact.
Mss DAVIS is one 81 The go.
owners ~ the Los Angeles Tn
bun along With LomaN, ans
.Allsr Marx Marx IS lasted on
the blth certificates as stnC.
u the TWO children Ms jLonaN
saws are actually hei husband 5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
-AMEND UNIT BILL
School Teachers
Hold Luncheon At
Three Skies Club

The lntercultural Committee
oil the Higginbotham School held
a faculty luncheon on Friday
Jan. 8, at the Club Three Skies
Among those present were DR.
Faul Rankin, assistant superin-
ttendent of Detroit Schools. Miss
Mary Sullivan, principal of
Brady School Clyde Walker
principal OF Higginbotham
School and Elliott Mason &C.
School. 'a'i
committee in charge was head
ga oy Miss Evelyn Monjoy and
included Robert Wolfe. Miss Ro-
oerta Mcclure, and Allen Mar.
sen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07

Camp Lee Pugs
Sweep Matches
With BeIvoir

CAMP LEE. Va.-The Camr
Lee boxers recently defeated tho
Fort Belvoir team so The box.
ing matches were witnessed b,
900 fans at the Special Service,
Field House az Camp Lee The
winning team won three bout,
by decision and two by techni.
cal knockouts.
Al Muckelson. Camp Lee vel.
tefwelght. won the first bout
by gaining unanimous decision
over James Clark of Fort Bel
voir.
In The second ihree.round
fight. Benny Cobbs. Camp Lee
middleweighf. outpoInied Nor.
man Branckson. cobbs won
The first two rounds. but fired
near the end and the final
round went 10 Branckson.
Cobbs was awarded the deciS.
ION on his performance in the
first two rounds.
One of the best fights wan
staged b, Jackie Boyd OF Camp
Lee and Anthony White of Fort
Belvoir. Boyd was the appressor
throughout the fight and floored
White for the count of nine an
the second round "
AMEND UNIT BILL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
COP Holds
Lincoln
Day Eetes

Detroit Republicans Will cele-
brate the birthday Of the great
emancipation with Lincoln Day
dinners next week at which
prominent COP leaders VIII
speak.
The fifteenth district organizs-
ton will banquet al Ionic Tenn
pie. Grand River and Chopc
Place on Tuesday. Feb. 10, at !
D. m. Senator Ralph Z. Flanders
OF Vermont will be the main
speaker
On Wednesday Feb. H. at 1870
pm. in Knights OF Columbus
hall al Conapt and Evaline, the
first congressional district COP
organization Will banquet with
Senator Owen Brewster OF Maine
IS speaker
OTHER LEADERS
Secretary OF State Fred Algo
j. State Treasurer d Hal,
Brake, Highway Commissioner
Chaglcs Zleeler. and many other
prominent Republicans will at
tend the 18th district banquet
Tickets TO the 18th district
banouci may be secured, as long
as they are available. by calling
GH. 3l76 or from William T
Bennett 6573 Flrwood TY
r4l30
sen Flanders was appointed
90 IN the scat vacated when
Warren Austin became American
delegate 10 the UN Security
Council He was subsequently,
elected 10 FIJI the vacancy
He started adult life as a
nachlniSt apprentice. and then
advanced through the stages OF
'ourncYman. craftsman. designer.
editor engineer, and executive.
-iMEND UNIT BILL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07

CHICAGO LL-AhOugh American pubc education the hne
without religious lnstruc
ion md teaching religion Of the Church School
For its mwine the Crusade OF Church School
Churches school
authorities if fvoraby disposed cooperate in conducting RE
ous education public schools Of the nation to determine
the students religious preference help lead them to the Church
their choice
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07

theme of the 10th annual Older
Bows and Girls Conference which
VIII De held on Feb. p. %, ana
% az the Lucy Thurman YWCA
and the ST Antoine YMCA.
DR. Frank Slut OF DAYTON
Ohio. will be one OF th7 maio.
speakers al the conferc &c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
UNIT BILL

A new standardized electric
stairway has been designed by
manufacture cspec ally TO-
snsI and medium.sized retail
stores The stsrWsy il said Ia
cost 80 per cent Jess than models
OF similar capacity now avail.
able and 10 take up 70 per
cent less space han such stair
vavs now IN use.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
Legion Restores
Post Suspended
In Robson Case

PEORIA IL TIE American
Legion Post here Haich he'd
been suspended Wien re com
marde PROTESTED Dan on g
meeting addresses ov Paul Robe
son was es'ared % good stano
ing ssi eek
Inc s-spens on Aas e,5heo
by state commando Douglas
Getchel ecentW elected % s4c-
eeec v, p Klueske Who mad
ordered ire acton seain1 thc
post
The ner state ra,anqe.
asked c A HszelHooc ~ ne
commando n the pos, 20 vi.
sumo MS old Jor out NJ De-.
ciined
The post AS suspended Vh, r
HARDWOOD protested the CITY 5
ban on Robson meeting thfre
last August Kleu,sens said that
Hardwood Rad Dar,l pated in
activities concentrating his as
socIstlon NTH those engaged In
dissemlnatng Con ruaist ldeoi
ogiee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
Wallace Defends
Reds At Rally
In Columbus, O.

COLUMBUS, o. - Henry Wal
ace told an audience here that
he does not believe that Com
munists seek TO overthrow tn c
government by violence He was
speaking al a rally of $500 PEG.
pie on Monday at which his Ohio
ampalgn was opened
The independent presidential
candidate declared that he is not
a "Marxist OF any description,
but added that he could find moth
ing criminal about people holding
views other than his own.
II was reported at the meeting
that $4,000 was contributed to
the collection. One donation was
$4,000.
OHIO BALLOT
Wallace announced that he
would go TO court to secure a
place on the Ohio ballot The
laws there are very stineent and
have been made even more so in
the past year, he said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
Lets Live Today"
Theme of Conference

Let's Live Today is tn,
Evening star., 1948-12-24
By Cospor Nonnes

On the first Sunday Of the New
Year, 1s4s, members of the Pente-
costal Holiness Church will hold
Evening star., 1948-12-24
Christmas in the Churches
Noted in Special Services

|E. Gedra and Henry L. Hoffman
will be deacon and subdeacon, re-
spectively. The sermon will be
preached by the Rev. Joseph E.
Gedra.
The Rev. Harold r. Donovan,
chaplain, United States Army, will
explain the various parts of the
mass during the broadcast.
The choir will give a special pro-
gram.
National Presbyterian.
The National Presbyterian Church
will have special Christmas eve
choral communion service beginning
at II pm. today, with DR.. Edward
L. R. Elson and DR.. Thomas A. Stone
officiating.
St. Thomas Episcopal Church will
be lighted by more than 100 candles
for the communion service today at
11:15 pm. There will be special
music. Holy communion will also
be administered tomorrow at II am.
with a brief address by the Rev.
Harold Bend Sedgwick.
A Christmas festival service will
be held Sunday at II am. The choir
will sing. Mr.. Sedgwick will preach.
At the West Washington Baptist
Church on Sunday at II am,
Christmas message by the Rev.
Charles B. AUSTIN Carroll Nation
will sing. At 8 pm, student night
ar Christmas" will be observed.
Guest speakers: Media Culp and
Barbara Parish from Carson-New-
man College. Jefferson City, Tenn.
At the Takoma Park Lutheran
Church q Christmas eve candle
light service will be held at II pm.
The Rev. j. A. Pfeiffer will have as
subject, Again in a New Bethle-
hem" Communion services will be
held on Sunday at II am. Under
the Stars" a Christmas pageant,
will be presented Sunday at 7:3o
pm. A Christmas party will be held
for the children Wednesday at 2:30
pm. On Thursday at 2:30 pm. q
picture for children will be shown.
Chevy Chase Baptist.
College Youth Sunday will be OBJ
served at the Chevy Chase Baptist
Church at II am. The theme will
be "A Pattern for Christian Living" I"
Among those taking part will be
William Biggs, University of Mich
igan; Catherine Bunting, West
hampton University; Barbara Davis,
Wellesley College; Constance Du
Bois, Vassar University: Letitia
Earll, Maryland University; Ruth
Ann Hughes, Maryland University;
Ralph Williams, jr., Cornell Univer-
sity, and DR.. Edward o. Clark, pas
tor. Mr.. W. Berkeley Ormond will
preside.
A New Year eve party will be
held on Friday evening, with an
entertainment beginning at 9 pm,
and closing with O conservation
service at II pm.
At River Terrace Episcopal Chapel,
the Rev. Andrus B. Smith, vicar,
the service on Christmas eve will
begin at II pm. with a communion
service at 10 am. tomorrow.
st. Andrews Chapel, College Park,
Continued on Page ALA, Column 2.
Evening star., 1948-12-24

Okla, IN June, "e'' ~ ''
1945.
Constructed of brick and cast
stone, the $4,000 structure in gen.
eral Is built along the lines OF the
newer Government buildings on
Capitol Hill. The inside Is modern
istic.
The main auditorium and bal
cony will seat about 500, with an
additional 500 being accommodated
In the lower auditorium, with a
public address system. The lower
auditorium will also have a kitchen,
dining room, nursery, Sunday school
rooms, social activities rooms and
the pastors study. Facilities for
church plays will be also set up in
the auditorium. e. D. Deremer OF
Washington Is the architect.
Bishop J. A. Synan of Hopewell
Va, general superintendent of the
Pentecostal Holiness Church, will
preach the sermon at II am. At
Evening star., 1948-12-24
Trtrt,na

FRIENDs MEETING OF WARRINGTON
9I11 Florida Ave. ,s,s,
Meetings for Worship First Day ,Se,ronpa ,Ss,coma.
Young people, $50 pm.
Evening star., 1948-12-24

y q IL AAAO
Christmas Story in Art" with slides
from the National Art Gallery at
the Fellowship Glass Of Chevy Chase
Methodist Church.
The Templemen's Bible Glass OF
Temple Baptist Church will be
taught by Norman Sandridge.
The Fellow Workers Glass OF
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church will hold a Christmas party
at the home Of Julia Reynolds OF,
Monday. DR.. A. N. Warner Will
speak to the 24-30 Class. Marvin
and Eleanor Wurts will show the
aim. THE Child Of Bethlehem" at
the Rustin Couples Glass. Mrs. B.
B. Wright will teach the Susanna
Wesley Glass.
M. D. Ross of the Servicemen's 3
Victory Center will be the guest
teacher of the Pinkham Bible Glass
of National Baptist Memorial
Church. The Mizpah Class will hold
its monthly meeting Tuesday eve
ming.
Evening star., 1948-12-24

Churches In the National Capital
have planned special programs IN
the observance Of the birth OF
Christ.
Some Of the congregations will
hold services tonight and others to-
morrow morning with elaborate
musical programs.
Church Federation Service.
Thousands of candles will nluml-
nate Washington Cathedral for the
midnight celebration, of holy COM
munion on Christmas eve at 1880.
The doors will be open at 10 pm.
The celebrant will be the Right Rev.
Angus Dun, Bishop Of Washington,
who will also deliver a brief mes
sage.
Christmas Day services will be
highlighted by the annual Wash
ington Federation Of Churches serv-
ices at II am. The preacher will
be the president, Bishop Dun. Also
participating will be the Rev. Ed
ward L. r. Elson, pastor Of the
National Presbyterian Church; the
Rev. e. B. Willingham, pastor Of the
National Baptist Church, and the
Very Rev. John w. Suter, dean Of
the Cathedral. The service will be
broadcast by WWDC.
Holy communion will be cele-
brated tomorrow at 7:30 and $50
am. in the Bethlehem Chapel. The
4p.m. service will be evening prayer
I'm st. Mary's Chapel.
Christmas at the Church Of the
Epiphany will be ushered in with
Christmas hymns and carols on the
McKim Memorial Chimes at 10 pm.
Christmas eve. At 1890 pm, the
full choir under the direction OF
Adolf Trovsky, A. A. G. O.. will sing
q carol service, with q sermon by
the rector, the Rev. Leland Stark.
Holy communion will begin at
1880 pm. with special Christmas
music. At 1890 am. tomorrow,
there will be holy communion with
q sermon by the Rev. Richard VIII
uams, associate rector.
Christmas services will be broad
east from the Church Of the I'm
maculate Conception beginning at
1880 pm. Christmas eve over Sta
tion WWDC. The Rev. John A.
Lubey will be celebrant of the
solemn mass, and the Revs. Joseph
Evening star., 1948-12-24

Ration books are being lost in
Britain at the rate of two every
minute.
Evening star., 1948-12-24

2 80 pm. the service designating the
edifice as the national church will
be held, with Representative Bry-
son, Democrat, Of South Carolina as
the speaker. DR.. o. E. Sproul, a
founder Of the local church, will
conduct the opening revival cam
paign, which will start at 7:45 pm.
Among those expected at the
opening days exercises are Senator
Hoey, Democrat, of North Carolina
and the Rev. j. L. Jernagin, presi-
dent of the Pentecostal Fellowship
of North America. Also expected to
be present are Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Clore, who started the congregation
twenty-four years ago.
Memorial and honor windows are
being installed in the sanctuary to
the outstanding laymen and clergy
men of the church. Included will be
those to DR.. Sproul. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clore and the Rev. Dallas M. Tar
kenton, pastor of the church. The
pulpit furniture is memorial to
the late Bishop J. H. King of Frank
lin Springs, Ga.
The local body was started in De-
cember, 1924, by Mr.. and Mrs. Clore.
They rented Mission Hall. at l242
Water street Sc, for the first meet
ings. On January l, 1925, the Rev.
w. j. Noble, superintendent of the
Baltimore Conference, held the first
service. A week later the Rev. and
Mrs. o. E. Sproull inaugurated re-
vival which lasted six weeks.
The congregation was oiiicially Or
ganized April IL, 1925, with the fol-
lowing charter members: Mr.. and
Mrs. Clore, Miss Laura Wright, Miss
A. Watson, Miss H. Calander, Mrs.
H. Rainey and MIR. and Mrs Sproull.
Meetings were held in a tent at
Seventh and K streets NE; next at
Evening star., 1948-12-24
St. Peters Catholic
Annual Christmas Crib

The annual Christmas Crib at st.
Peters Catholic Church, Second and
C streets Sc, has been enlarged for
this season by more than 100 pieces.
It may be viewed any day until 8
pm.
Dramatic realism will be noted in
the stone cave of the Nativity, the
Bethlehem hillside and the nlumi-
mated cloud Of angels overhead. The
realism is heightened by the subdued
lighting.
Evening star., 1948-12-24

Tuesday. Mrs.
G. C. Hung Of
t he Chin e s e
G o m m u nifty
Ch urch will
speak.
G. D. Hudson
will be the guest
teacher Of the
Burial 3 ible
Glass of Calvary
Baptist Church.
D g. ! e crowley
will teach the
Vaughn Glass.
Miss e II t n
D u d 9 e o n Will
Evening star., 1948-12-24

opening services
in t h e ir new
e Office, SIC
Maryland ave-
nue. NE
The name Of
the church will
be changed to
the National
P e n t e COS S tai
H o ! | n e S S
Church. Th ! S
action was au-
thorized by the
General on -
ference at Okla
ma City,
Evening star., 1948-12-24

Thirteenth and D streets NE, and
later in a hall at 916 r street NE.
The congregation moved to its last
home at 1015 D street NE. in 1927.
Mr.. Tarkenton is a graduate Of
Holmes Bible College, Furman Uni
versity and the University Of Rich
mond. He came here in July, 1945,
from the Pentecostal Church in
Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Tarkenton
live at 4100 Fifth street NV.
Evening star., 1948-12-24
Georgetown Presbyterian
Building Fund Report

The Georgetown Presbyterian
Church has just completed its cam
paign for funds to take care of
certain repairs and needed replace
ments Of the church, chapel and
manse. The goal was $1,000, to be
raised over q period Of two years.
The campaign started with q supper
for workers on November IS, at
which approximately 500 Of the
goal was pledged.
1t was announced that the CAM
paisn has gone over the top with
l72 contributions and pledges total
ing 5000.
Evening star., 1948-12-24
Bible Glasses
Orqauised
By Dr.. Poas Mex. Etehison

The Susanna Wesley Class Of
Metropolitan Methodist Church will
hold its monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs, Edward q. Latch on
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-03
What's The Answer? Part Two)

The second matter, vital to the welfare and economic
life of Jackson county, that we would like to bring up-to-
date is the condition of the approaches to the Escatawpa
bridge on Highway So, and the continued deterioration of
Highway 80.
We might start the entries on this record on August Is,
1916, when the State Highway Commission Mundell Bush
was then Southern District Commissioner promised a dele
cation of Jackson county citizens relief by effecting re-
pairs to the approaches to the Escatawpa bridge, repair
ing the bridges on Highway 80 between Pascagoula and
Gautier and other work on Highway 80. Part of this work
was carried out, some never touched, part given a lick and
a promise.
We might Jump then to August 2sth. ls47. and quote
the following from an editorial in the Chronicle-Star and
Advertiser:
The fact that the people of Jackson county are deeply
dissatisfied with the administration of Highways 80 and
So by the State Highway Department was borne out on
August 5th by the defeat of Mundell Bush, highway COM
missioner from this district, by John D. Smith who received
a plurality in the county though he is a comparative
stranger in our midst
Then we come to March IL. ls4s. and quote from a
news story in the Chronicle-Star and Advertiser of that
date:
Highway 50 was completely submerged for a mile be-
tween the two cities Moss Point and Escatawpa) with the
depth of the water ranging up to about five feet. Traffic
was halted across the river bridge Sunday night and had
not been resumed late Thursday"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-03
Cooperatives
Subject Of Talk
AT Rotary Club

A stern demand for genuine
tax equality was the topic of a
talk made to the Moss Point Ro-
tary club at the luncheon meet
ing on Thursday, by Jimmy Walk
Ell, tax attorney Of Jackson and
secretary and treasurer of tn
Mississippi Associated Business
mems, Inc, a statewide organiza-
ton which is insisting on tax
equality throughout the nation.
The free enterprise and profit
and loss system in this country is
facing its greatest test, Mr..
Walker declared, and whether or
not it will survive will depend
upon the help of the business
men of this country, and upon
the attitude of our representa-
tives and senators in Congress,
as we'll as our State Legislators.
One of the greatest dangers to
the free enterprise system in this
country today. Mr.. Walker said,
is the income tax-free coopera-
tives. Bv this unfair tax exemp-
ton, the cooperativeS T shun-
ming their Just share of the heavy
tax burden. he pointed out.
Mr.. Walker was introduced to
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-12-03
Mrs. Annu Tinslur
Dies Wednesday
After Brief Illness

Mrs. Anna Tinslar, a long time
resident of Jackson county and
a resident of Pascagoula for the
past three years, died Wednesday
afternoon at her home at 1919
Buena Vista street after an ILL
ness of only three days. She vas
n years old.
Mrs. Tinslar was born in Wuert-
tenburg, Germany, and came to
this country when she was about
II years old. She lived in Chi
cago for some years and she and
her husband. Hiram P. Tinslsr,
moved to Franklin Creek whore
he died in l945. Following his
death she came to Paseagoula to
make her home with her sister
in-law, Mrs. Esther Holland.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at Fails Funeral Home
chapel in Paseagoula Saturday at
/ p. m. with burial at Grand Bay.
She is survived by her sister,
Mrs. Karl Bessler of Germany
and a brother, John Wagner of
Chicago.