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Tailored Slips,
9L.S9 We're $3.50

60 Slips in nylon and rayon
satin, double top styles in white
or tearose. Sizes 8, IL, 10.
a Slips in rayon crepe or rayon
satin, lace trimmed bodice and
hem. White. Sizes Is and 20.
Were $3.95. $2.95
30 Petticoats in cotton plaids
or checks with self-ruff1ed hem.
Small and medium sizes. Were
$5.95. Now --95c
w&L-Costune Slips,
Third Floor
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cupied by a Baltimorean for 10
years.
Mr.. Fleet is personnel director
of the naval experiment station
at Annapolis. Mr.. Denmead head
ed the group for the past decade.
In other actions. the commits
sion Tuesday decided to discon-
tinue the 81 bounty on foxes, and
prepared to call a public hearing
on a petition asking for an open
season on railbirds.
About $4,000 was paid out in
fox bounties last year. The chief
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Mems Summer Suits, $3.50
We're $50 and 500

We're $50 and S6O
81 Mems Summer Two and Suits of excellent
quality lightweight all wool fabrics in wide selection Of
breasted models Regulars IS to 49,
SO to &c., and longs 81 to 40.
Mems Summer properly
medium Were $40
and s15 Now
Mems sizes "a
and a Were STATS
length shade only
Were s15 Now 1896
W2L-The Store, Second Floor
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Bedroom Furniture
Reduced

2 Compartment Vanity Stools.
Were 1895. Now S24.95
1 Modern Blonde Mahogany
Vanity with large square mirror.
Was S159. Now $50
1 Maple Highboy. Old World.
Was $232. Now ---S149.
1 Maple Chest. Old World.
Was S98. Now $3.50
1 Solid Oak Vanity Base. Was
$52.50. Now $37 so
1 Mahogany Vanity Base. Was
SOL so. Now w$65.
/ Night Table Modern Koruna.
Was $46. Now ---- $3.50
1 Mahogany Veneer Dresser
Base. Was $50. Now - $3.50
l Mahogany Veneer Dresser
Base. Was $45. Now $27.50
l Mahogany Veneer Bachelors
Chest. Was $3.50. Now $3.50
1 Double size WedgewoOd Bed.
Was $76. Now - ~ $3.50
l Double size Bed, modern,
blonde mahogany. Was $84.50.
Now S52.50
l Large Mahogany q Frame
Hanging Mirror. Was $29. Now
STATS
l Mahogany Frame Dresser
Mirror. Was $35. Now $3.50
l Solid Mahogany Twin
Poster Bed. Was sos. Now
$69.5O
1 Twin-size Mahogany Panel
Bed. Was $3.50. ow----$65.
l Twin size Mahogany Panel
Bed. Was 500. Now $3.50
l Twin size Mahogany Panel
Bed. Was $62.50. Now -S29.5o
W&L-Bedroom Furniture,
Fifth Floor
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Little Girls
Summer Cottons
Reduced

Is Cotton Broadcloth Dresses,
sheer and pique, in assorted
colors. Sizes 3 to 6. Were $3.95
and $4.95. Now $2.95
IL Blue Cotton Denim Skirts
with plaid trim. Sizes 8 to 6.
Were $295. Now $1.95
Is Light Blue Cotton Denim
Jackets and Vests. Sizes 3 to
6. Were $195. Now
20 Prints and Striped Cotton
Dresses for little girls. Sizes 8
to 6. Were $2.95 and 1895.
Now SI.95
W&L-Juvenile Apparel,
Fourth Floor
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100 Teen-oge
BIouses, $1.95

Wsre j2.9S to s5.95
Rayons and cottons in styles
galore dressy or tailored
with long sleeves and short
white or lovely colors.
Sizes 10 to 16.
40 Teen-age Dresses pastel
rayons. pastel and striped cot
ton chambrays and piques,
some checked rayon taffetas.
Sizes 10 to is. Were $7.95 to
s16.95. Now S5.95
W&L-Teen-age Apparel,
Fourth Floor
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Hairbrushes and
Soehets Reduced

60 Scalp Massage Hair Brushes.
Were 81. Now
u Hair Brushes in assorted
styles all with nylon bris-
ties. Were $1.85. Now Csc
10 Sachet Pillows. Were $2.70.
Pricss include s0T tar where
applicable.
WAI-Toiletries,
Aisles IA and Is, First Floor
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Seersucker
Houseeodts,
$3.75 w.r. nss

25 Cool, summery cotton seer
sucker housecoats, gay floral
prints in . gamut Of colors.
Sizes IL to Is.
Is Rayon Jersey Hoesecoats,
light blue, coral, white. Sizes
IA to 20. Were $10.95. Now,
$5.25
II Rayon Negligees and Bridal
Sets, white, pink or blue.
Broken size range. Manufac-
turer's samples. Similar styles
have sold In stock at $25.
NOW -$1Z.S0
W&L-Negligees, Third Floor
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Misses FormaIs
" Price and Less
.osfl sell

A grsup that includes . good
selection Of raysn crepes, taf-
fetas and satins. The group
also includes cottons, and . few
Aylsns and pure silk ehiffons.
Assorted colors. Sizes 10 to is.
8, were 41Se6. Now S9.55
&, were Sass to $35. Now S14.5e
{, were $35. Now-----S16.50
3, were $110. Now ---$A.50
:, were $135. Now
Z, were t225 and $3.50. Now
$ll2.5o
wAI-Misses' Formal Weaf,
Third Floor.
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Fleet Named 10 Head
Game Commission
BY the Assoeioied Press

By the Associated Press
BALTIMORE, July l4.-A. Cor
don Fleet of Edgewater, Anne
Arundel County, has been named
chairman of the State Game and
Inland Fish Commission. He re-
places Garner Wood Denmead.
A spokesman explained the five
members felt the chair should 90
to a county man after it was oc-
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Infonts' Handmade
Dresses, $1.45,
$1.95, $2.95

Wers sI9S, S29S, s39S
Sc Pretty little cotton nainsook
dresses, some with dainty en-
broidery trim. Sizes s months
to l year.
50 Overall and Jacket Sets of
cotton seersucker. White with
tiny stripes of red, blue or
green. Sizes to 4. Were $2.95.
10 Sweaters, pure wool in white
or pastels. Were $3.95 to $3.50.
Now $2.95
20 Buntings, krinkle rayon,
slide-fastened, detachable hood.
Blue or white. Were $l2.95.
"a Afghans to match buntings.
Blue, white or pink. Were
$7.95. Now--------$3. $3.65
W&L-Nursery Corner,
Fourth Floor
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s Stromberg CorIson Toble Model Rodios,
brown plastic cose. Were $2995. Now
$l4.95
strombere Carlson Toble Model Rodios,
ivory plastic cose. Were S3l.o5. Nov
$l5.e5
3 Stronbera Corlson AM-FM TobIe Model
Rodios, ivory pIostc case. Were $5o.o5.
Nov 1886
| Record Cobinet mahogany finish. Wos
S4o5O Nov w-----------------$
lLlond wound Photograph. Was S4ee5.
W&I-Radios Eighth Floor
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Bill Backed to Grant U. S. Haven
For Chinese on Raft for 1873 Days

Of the immigration laws. looks
favorably on this proposal.
Peyton Ford. assistant to the
Attorney General, commented in
q letter:
Because of his fortitude and
ingenuity in overcoming the perils
of the sea and the publicity given
thereto, it is believed that the
morale of all seamen was raised
during the war, and the recruiting
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Denim Gorden
Dresses, SITS
We're 1898

- little garden dresses in
wrApareund style. Cotton
denim. Green, navy, blue.
Sizes 10 70 -.
- Cotton SeefSuekef Sunback
Dresses, white striped in red
or blue. Sizes is to 40. Were
t5.e5. Now w--------$3.7S
w&I-Uniforms and Aprons,
Third Floor
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BIouses, $2.85
We're S4.ss to 57sS

Wsrs J4yS 10 VyS
sec cotton and rayon blouses;
overblouses and tuck in types;
Jewel neckline, club collar, man.
DARN, Peter Pan and tailored
necklined; some with lace and
tucking detail, some with eye
let embroidery. White, red.
blue, gray, gold, beige. Sizes
80 to 50.
W&L-Blouses, Aisle Is,
First Floor
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l L&H Electric Range. Was
$259.95. Now S149.95
3 Estate Electric Ranges. Were
$259.95. Now S139.95
3 Admiral Electric Ranges. Were
$334.95. Now S179.95
3 Blackstone Washers, model
130-AP. Were $139.95. Now,
$89.s5
/ Norge Refrigerator, 6 cubic
feet, floor sample. Was $219.95.
I Servel Gas Refrigerator. Was
$3.50. Now $249.95
l Servel Gas Refrigerator. Was
$3.50. Now $179.95
1 Crosley Refrigerator, 7 cubic
feet, floor sample. Was $229.95.
Now $172.45
W&L-Electrical Appliances, Do
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BIouses, $3.95
Were S795 TO SI3.sS

Were t7.95 TO 5I3s5
80 Rayon and cotton blouses;
Jewel neckline, tailored and
wee throat types; some with
self or lace trim; long.
short and three-quarter sleeves.
White, pink, maize, aqua, brown
and navy. Sizes 80 to 80.
W&I-Blouses, Third Floor
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50 Juniors Rayon Blouses in
tailored and dressy styles. White
washable. Sizes 8 to Is.
Were 1895 to $7.95 Now -S1.95
80 Wool Coats in suedes. tweeds
and checks =. full length and
a. Navy. red, green, light blue,
black and white check. Sizes
9 to IS. Were $35 to $69.95.
Now--------------$ $40 to $35.
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CoIorfuI Summer Rugs Reduced

5 8x10 Fibre Rugs, 4 rose and l
blue. Were $21.95. Now $15.95
/ 6xS Fibre Rug, candy stripe
burgundy. Was $l0.95. Now,
S6.95
2 27x54 Fibre Rugs, candy
stripe burgundy. Were $3.50.
Now --.S SI.75
Wool BroodIoom, Twist
l gx9'11" Loop Pile Rug, plain
gray. Was $128.50. Now $3.50
15'x6' Gray Twist Rug. Was
$ll5. Now $69.50
W&L-Floorcoverings, Sixth Flot
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1 27x54 Fibre Rug, blue. Was
$3.95. Now S2.95
4 3x5 Klearf1ax Linen Rugs
with fringed ends. Rose, blue
and white. Were $41.30. Now,
S19.95
3x5 Oblong Braided Rugs.
Were 1855. Now S7.95
2 36x60 Oval Braided Rugs.
Were $3.50. Now $5.95
ID Plain Pile Rugs
/ 12x73" Beige Twist Rug.
Was $111.77. Now S69.50
l 12'xY Beige Twist Rug. Was
$l33.5O. Now - $99.75
12x6'9" Beige Twist Rug. Was
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Piqus ParosoIs.
$3.e5 x.,. 81

- Long-handled cotton pique
parasels In white, green, hlae,
gray, turquoise, aqua or yellow.
: Chambfay parasols with white
eyelet trim. Hnk or blue. Were
321.s5. Now -$8.S5
WAL Umbrellas, Aisle IA.
First Floor
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Neckweor, 81

Vas SI.s5 to f395
100 Silk scarfs, collar-and-euff
sets and bows Of rayon crepe
or cotton.
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Juniors Ballet
Slippers, $2.95
wsys Sf.SS

wsrs 1885
- prs. cotton corduroy In
red, green and brown -.
with crepe rubber soles.
Broken sizes, ~ to 3.
il Pairs boys high brown
tennis shoes with heavy
rubber soles. Broken
sizes 5h to 10. Were
3S.45. Now-------$I.S5
wAL-Children's and
Juniors' Shoes.
Second Floor
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Misses Spring
Goats VI Price

All-wool Spring Coats In CAB
ardines, suede cloths, meltons,
heeces, tweeds, some imported
fabrics. Sports and dress styles
fitted, fiared, boxy or belted.
Sizes 10 to 20.
IL were $685. Now $3.50
IS were 1895. Now $3.50
Z were $195. Now $94
W&L-Womens' and Misses
Coats and Suits, Third Floor
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Progressives PIon Slate

BALTIMORE, July IA (R.-The
Progressive Party of Maryland
served notice yesterday that it will
enter candidates in the 1850 elec-
ton for Governor. both branches
of Congress and State Legislators.
Evening star., 1949-07-14

40 Junior Suits in wool gab-
ardines, checks and tweeds.
Bolero, box and tailored styles.
Good assortment of colors and
checks. Sizes 8 to Is. Were
1895 to $685.. Now $50 to SIS
100 Junior Sweaters in cotton,
boucles and wools. Cardigans
and slip-overs. Sizes "a to 40.
Were $2.95 to 1895. Now,
81 to $5.95
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Record Shop
Reductions

100 Single Popular Records
Were 79c. Now -----15 15s
% Twelve-inch Recording Discs.
Were 50. Now ------N
50 Pieces Sheet Music, classical
and popular in group. Were
40c. Now -- 2 for SO
/ 1875 Record Player. Was
S29.95. Now Observation-Disclosures S9.9S
3 French Conversation Books.
Were S3.75. Now $l.87
W&L-The Record Shop,
Fourth Floor
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Misses Dresses, S.
W.x. fJAsS IA 1883

1sS attractive little dresses In
o ssed assortment ~ styles;
varisus faysn fabrics; enc and
tws-pisos styles; . few ma
teraity dresses. Misses she's
10 70 -.
WAL - inexpensive Dresses.
fhird Floor
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Neekweor, soc
Vas Sl.ss to IS

$50 Scarfs Of silk, rayon ties,
rayon satin dickies, white pique
bows.
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Is were $22s5 to s25. Now,
$10.75
IA were s2s.s5 to 1895. Now,
S14.50
Is were $35 to 1895. Now,
$3.50
2s were $45 to 1895. Now.
S22.25
WGL-Misses' Dresses, Third Floor
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125 Junior Dresses, $5.9s and $8.9s

Were SIO.95 to 1926
Cottons pastes cords prints and stripes rayons in
tanetas Pastels and prints included Sizes
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Church Concert Planned

INDIAN HEAD, Md, July IA
(SpeciaD The Marbury Gospel
Quartet and Girls Trio will give
concert at 8 pm tomorrow in the
! Church of God. MarburY.
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Misses Dresses " Price or Less

large imports, Swiss and English cottons one
and piece styles Also group of domestic stye-inen
silk prints tweed suits and Assorted
Sixae tn
Evening star., 1949-07-14

Neckweor, 81
Vas 1895 to IS
30 Silk Scarfs.
W&L-Neckwear, Aisle Is,
First Floor
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Mems Sports
Shoes, $11.85
were SI7.95 and SI9.95
As pairs mems natural
mesh and tan calf trim,
wing-tip or all brown
ventilated tan calk skin
moccasin type oxfOrds.
Sizes AAA to D, I to IL.
Not all sizes in every
width.
W&L-The Mems Store,
Second Floor
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Women's Dresses; Regular and
Half Sizes-H Price.
Now $o75, $3.50, $3.50
We're 1925 TO S35

125 Rayon Crepe Prints and few solid colors Black,
navy aqua green. tan. Sizes 14a to PAN; 16 to A.
W&I-Wonen's Dresses Third Floor.
Evening star., 1949-07-14

States for permanent residence as
of November 20. 1943.
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Mems
Hondkerehiefs

Soc were 81 and $50
100 initiated handker-
chiefs, linen and cotton
in group. Not all initials
available.
W&L-Men's Handker-
chiefs, Aisle 18, First Floor
Evening star., 1949-07-14

v&L-Junior Misses Apparel, Fourth Floor.
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Dem bodap. 9rn.: Hobert 8aItpr patio
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ner folgenoe Senatoren on: Dallben-
berg, tbenfoIIs BON. Msihigan; Do1t-
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bon Wernont; Goft BON Ohio; Wat-
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niDare.
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1lung Glnrfs, Der aIs nitteImGBiger
Suriit gilt, ols sausenideinIid poIi-
tiid".
Der repubIifoniide Senator Sergu-
Jon beriuhte bergebIid), Die gorIage
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ionen fDBs) nod ben Ser. Staaten
aus bern l1nterausfhuB, bern. iie iest
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pben., Telepbon- unb D,tnfpsrfebr er-
griff am Jreitag MaBnabn1e,t, Inn oie
meiiten Brogramme, Bel 6enea @eIo
un6 anoere Breiie pergeben ,perben,
bonn @unofunf ausauIbalten; oie Sn-
tereiien, Der Gunfgeiellidoften fiinbe-
ten iofort an, bob iie Dos bef1mpfen
tpiiroen.
Die Ggg gab bie Mnnabme ueuer
Beitimmrngen befanrt, ipelhe am L.
Sftober in araft treten tperoen, l.no
nnter oenen Die sroBen @eIo-. uno
Barenangebote nm Mabiogsoie fih ae=
gentpdrtig nlif iibers $780, 600 Inn
Sabre belaufen, aufb0ren nriiffett.
Dies geidiebt auigrnno Der @efese,
tuelhe bas gbbalten bon 2otterien, 10.
mie bic 8eni,tung oes M,rnofunfs CUR
9ropaeieruns Don o @IidsipieIen oer-
biefen. ~ "a 9,.a -ss
Die: amerieo1 8rooocaIting COM
pnnD (ABg), beiien s5onntaeabena.
8rogramm STOP the Weuiic" ieoe
Bobe ben @e1pinnern bieI @elb eins
bringt, fiinbete. iofort an, boB iie Sic
Code in Die @erihte bringen tper6e,
ba bic BGG nibt Dos Neht babe, 6a-
eegen einsuidreiten.
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st. Saul, Mirtn. = am fommen-
oen Sonntae, %. aueuit beeinnt Die
pier5igitiinbiee anbad)t in foleenoe1
Hfarrfirden Der grsoi0aeie: ct.
SIafs, Mnneapolis; ct. Grancis.
9enion; ct. Ebomas Mor,.s, Safe
2illta1t; l1nbefledte gmpfGnsnis, $50
tertoDn.
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Qnittllilg fiir frDl1nlt
6abtn 5ngnnittu mniuu
stnoenteu

Phil. J. A. Binder, East Mauch
Chunk, Pa. .$31.25
Rev. Alumnus, N. D. ...... 500
Agatha Zurcher, Burlingame,
Calf. $3.50. ZOO
Mrs. VIM. Hermes, st. Louis,
Mo. 200
Benita Bittel, Owensboro, KY. 200
Christine Greenfelder, Brook
lyn, N. Y. ................. 200
Mrs. Marie Lebel, Cincinnati,
~. 1.uU
A Reader, Pierz, Minn. ...... LOO
Mrs. Regina Bast, Buffalo, N.
Y. 100
Eugene Leblanc, Erie, Pa. -. 100
Mrs. Barbara Horger, Detroit,
Mich. 100
Alois Macherseder, Altoona,
ia. 1.UU
Agent Adam Calm, Brooklyn,
NY. 100
Anna M. Philip, Springfield,
1l. ................ .5U
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Die weltberiihmte ST. Bene-
dict Wundsalbe

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Gents Die Shadtel bel
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8nr sell. &euntniS
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@ir erinden iuieSerbDlt 40.
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ansen nnA 3nSd Sd5riften aller art,
ibren Namen nf6f bsiIer NSreI.
se SoM rcdlt bentiiA ansaseben,
bamit mnan8emebme Seller nnb
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ben, sn1t @urteil Der eeler nnb
5ar Griparnis bon nnn5ti8er
Arbeit.
Die &ebaftisa.
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Grilkrautpr-Tfp
aller Sorten, edit nnb billis ppa
Sfarrer &neipp e1ppfoblen - $1.OO
6as Eafet. - Die lnantitat 1T al.
bdnsig BON benz Ereis einseIner aran.
tsriprten. = 81 besieben bon:
s Anthony Sperl
1917 Bombay ST. Pittsburgh 3, Pa.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-01

where he will take training as an
automobile mechanic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mallette
accompanied MlSgt. and Mrs.
Roy Phillips to Ramsay Springs
Sunday where they visited Mrs.
Pete Mallette who has been i'll
for some time.
Mrs. Frank Morgan and Mrs.
Walter Delaney went to New Or
leans Sunday to visit Mr.. Morgan
who is i'll in a hospital in that
city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mallette
Jr., announce the birth of a sor
Friday at the Biloxi hospital.
Funeral services we're held al
Antioch church Wednesday fol-
Dan Webb who died Tuesday al
his home in Bayou Porto. The
Rev. H. d. Walker of Fontaine-
bleau conducted the services. as
sisted by the Rev. r. l.. Vaughn.
The neighborhood sings have
been discontinued for the present
owing to the numerous school ac-
tivities scheduled at this time.
Frank J. Raymond, deputy col.
lector of customs, and Tom Gran
than, u. S. customs Inspector
both of Gulfport were visitors al
the Raymond farm Sunday and
also callers at the r. M. Spauld-
ing home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack White oil
Hattiesburg spent several days al
the Claude Ramsay home re-
Gently.
James Van Domelen of Wis
consin and Donald Larrimore oil
Maryland who are stationed al
Keesler Field were visitors at the
Cicoria home Sunday.
Mrs Lucie Zizzi of Biloxi spent
the weekend with her brother
Tom Cicoria, and Mrs. Cicoria.