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Evening star., 1949-01-16
JACK BLANK SAYS

Pontiac owners. attention. a31--
1912 Pontiac; seat covers for all
model Pontiac and $ cyl cars.
from 1887 through 194"; S12 so;
1891 through l94s series "16'
and as" Oldsmobile seat covers:
to fit cars with rear seat center
arm rest; S12. so. All covers are
brand-new and tailor made to At
your car. ARCADE PONTIAC CO,
"Washinstons Largest Pontiac
Dealer" 1887 Irving st. NV. AD
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MOTORCYCLES

I94S TRIUMPH. 3 T. 1900 actua
miles; buddy seat, saddle bags; $500
GE. 924O or GE. 1860: 30 j.
MOTORCYCLE-194 Indian Chief
accessories. good condition. reason
able. 1919 M st. NV. RE. 1854
1s47 INDIAN CHIEF. 5000 miles,
excellent mechanical condition. Call
EN-. 1898. %
ALLCRAFT sCOOTERs. Salisbury,
Cushman, etc, So a week plan. I'm
med Gel. or next spring, 3136 N.
10th. Arl. OW 4464.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON, l945, ex-Army,
needs few parts Sell as is. sos.
TR. 2535. weekdays
YOU'VE SEEN THE REST-Now buy
the best! Large selection of guar
anteed new and used machines, in all
sizes. l25 &C. to "A DIV. don't de-
lay. get a demonstration today. Al,
9th st NV RE SOB
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TAxIcAB FOR SALE

CHEVROLET l942; one owner; excel
cond throughout: motor completely
overhauled, ready to work; $40
TR o535 weekdays
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356 L S.. S.W.. Wash. 4. D.
fIDS
WE GUARANTEE the following truck

WE GUARANTEE the following trucks
for inspection.
Al Ford 1l2-ton; !. VI. base,
flat body S1,la5
40 GMC lla-ton. stake body 395
Al Diamond T 94-ton, express
body 3a5
Al Plymouth ia-ton pickup 495
'46 Ford c.o.e, cab and
chassis with booster brakes 1,l45
AZ Ford c.oe. tractor with
5th wheel. air brakes 1850
40 Ford li2-ton dump, dual
axel. 3-yard body - 495
AZ Ford 1l7-ton high rack
stake T95
A. REQ 2la-ton dump. 5-ton -
coal body 495
Al GMC 2-ton. c.oe, fat -
AS Is.
'35 Chevrolet Ia-ton panel Sl19
A. Ford li2-ton, cab and
chassis 2aS
PARKWAY
81 wears of fair dealing. 305l M
St NV, MI. NlS5.
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FARMS FOR SALE
FAITOTJTER COUNTY

1eO acres. 9-rm. house, elect. lights,
30 acres clear, 10 acres timber,
new barn, other outbulldings; long
frontage on hwy, 35 miles to D. C.
Here is real buy at S16,5O0.
Terms to reliable party only
BURNERS REALTY CO, A. G. And
erson, mgr at 4401 No. Fairfax dr..
Arl. CH. 1858. -16
585 Acres; 3 Houses
Great bargain! Rare money maker
S14,271 income reported here last
yr.: rich soil level; approx. AGO
a. under cultivation; bldgs. in gooc
repair; rms. with bath, ) and
rm. dwellings, all have cleo: 40-ft
barn, silo, garage. on asphalt hwy.
mi. to depot vilalge and cannery
smart city 40 Minis. s4-year-olc
owner must retire. sacrifices fol-
quick sale. 100000: only 5000
down. Bargain list free H. w
Mason STROUT REALTY, Snow
Hill, Md.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Cottage, overlooking Patuxent River,
approximately two acres OF land.
beautiful view. hardwood floors, rum
ming water and electricity, excellent
f1shing. Grabbing and bathing
$1,000.
Two-family apartment on Patuxent
River, hve acres of land. finest view
in st. Marys County. running water
and electricity. good fishing and
bathing; $4,000
Beautiful lots also available on Pa
tuxent River and Cuckolds Greek,
Splendid for bathing and flshins
JAMES WARING & SON, Leonard
town, Nd Phone, day, Leonard
town 219; night, Leonardtown
l26-F-21
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.
Waterfront stone home, on Bluff
Point, with u acre, of ground
strictly modern: Q bedrooms, large
open porch, 2-car, stone. attached
garage.
MANNAS REALTY
2116 Wilson blvd. Gil. or OK. 27s4
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GARAGES WANTED

GARAGE-Capacity. 10 to >l5 cars;
suitable for repairing and paint work.
Will buy equipment if necessary.
Prefer ne. section. not too far from
Bladensburg I'd and New York ave,
Bladensburg rd. ne. Ii. $500.
WANTED-Garagei in vicinity of goth
and F sts. NV Box 2S9-R, Star.
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AT WHOLESALE
CENTRAL MOTOR C(
Used Trucks and Parts

1945 REQ tractor. model 20 B. s.
saddle tanks and 5th wheel: $3.50
1912 Chevrolet tractor; like new: one
owner: $3.50.
1913 Studebaker. 6x4, Army type
$3.50.
1870 Autocar tractor co.. model O.
50; S40O and up.
rears; s25x2O tires; some tires like
new S395 and up.
Army truck parts, new and used. for
all makes; also all types CT civilian
truck parts. including tires, wheels,
stake and dump bodies
JAMES N. CRAIG
III
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STATION WAGONS

PoSTIAc ONT CT la4o station " wagon: ss9od
PACKARD 100, 1910: good eond !.
s;s S9qi9 phons ass1sF Hu pF5ss's'y 7ss. iS 0TRf'
oLDs 1943 station wagon recent
motor overhaul and new tires. wood
in excel; cond. $3.50 or best offer
FoRD yIa47 station wagon; excel
lent Lent neoT Ssdio and Vqod tGp
real attraction at 81, 795, for low
WHEELER, INC, $500 Wisconsin,
PoSTiAc 1e4s station wagon; one
SH NeS condition SeyeT ufsa ManS
Sacrifice. 5000, MR.. HAYNES, ST.
FORD 194s; one owner; low mileage,
excellent condition: Sl,795. PARK
WAY tFord sales and service). 33o5l
SuTvpoTr n 81 nT MI; l,,hrbsn 0lS5 station 10 Va
son, less than 1000 miles. All metal
cond. heater: Si,6O0. OIL 242@. Can
be seen at S2l5 Wisconsin ave, Be-
FORD Al station wagon, Excellent
condition. la47 motor. New paint pain
Lifeguard tubes, r and h., foelishts,
- searchliehts: 1913. OR. GIL.
MANHATTAN AUTO e. RADIO CO.
Terms and trade,
=" Pontiac station wagon $685.
~ Chevrolet station wagon.
new-car condition a95
Al Plymouth station wagon 645
MANHATTAN AUTO e. RADIO co
Authorized Austin dealer. both. sides
Of eth at r st NV. NO. 155I =
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SO ACRES, located on hard surfaced
road 10. miles out of Gaithersburs;
improved with large Groom house
with possibilities. bath, electricity,
pipeless heater, small barn. several
chicken houses, about 65 fruit trees
Just beginning to bear this spring.
near railroad station, stores. post
ONCE and busline: price. $4,000.
100 acres. located in Damascus area;
improved with Broom frame
house, bath. pantry. laundry room,
basement with pipeless heater. f.
room tenant house, electricity. large
bank barn, double corn crib, hog
house. garage, workshop: all build
ings are in excellent condition; land
is all clear with exception of acres
of woodland: stream entire length OF
property. Price. $4,000. Call
Jerry Williams. Damascus 1895, or
Fred B. Cushman. Realtor. $40
Frederick pike, Gaithersburg, Md,
telephone 299
Fred B. Cushman, Realtor
$40 Frederick Avenue,
Gaithersburg, Maryland.
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ONCE IN A LIFETIME

Do you have The OPPORTUNITY OF pur.
chasing farm having so many
unusual features at a price that is
not inflated? Approx. 347 acres Of
River; Rive mt mt. ridge "a AFFORDS an unusuai
scenic view of the Frederick Valley
and Blue Ridge Mts.; IS acres in
timber, containing a million board
#. of hardwood lumber; buildings
consist of 1-room house, large bank
barn, y surface barns. Located in
easy committing distance, about 81
miles from D. c. and 3 miles from
Frederick. Md. Priced to sell a,
once. for only S22, 500, on very mod
crate terms. For further informa.
ton or to inspect, call Howard Tai
bert; MAX c. SCHWARTZ, IA
Evening star., 1949-01-16

Montgomery County-34s
acres; 14-room stone house, fur
mace. bath, cleo. phone; over 100
years old: beautiful cut stone, IN
fine condition; bank barn, cattle
shed. double courthouse, > henhouses,
meathouse, Gear garage, hoehouse,
machine shed. frame quarter: =
Spom tenant house; water in all the
fields, all in fine bluegrass; about
35 acres in timber; 25 miles to
D. G. owner is dead; Possession
right away. The buildings on this
beautiful place could not be dupli-
Gated for the price asked for land
and buildings. Price reduced to
settle estate. Price. S10.00o.
1s4 acres: Groom stone house. fur
mace. elec. phone, 5-room frame
tenant house. large bank barn, silo,
soft. chicken house. Gear garage:
stone springhouse; water in most
of the fields: y mile to B; & o.
station; possession with title; a
good buy at S22 500.
172 7cres; 10-room stone house. s.
room tenant house; estimated l30.-
600 ft. of saw timber on is acres:
bank barn and all necessary out
buildings: on macadam road; elec.
available; 2 streams On farm; house
needs repairs and modernizing; very
cheap price, only 100000.
Phone w A. Daniel. Poolesville c1s6,
P O. Dickerson. Md. with j. VIM
SON PETER, Rockville, Md
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FARMS WANTED

FARM, 1O-2O acres with 5-6 room
house. in Virginia. within 25 miles
Washington. A. e. HALL, 30 N.
Highland. Arlington. 16'
WANTED = Farm or tract of land,
Montgomery County. on busline, for
nursery. Box @41-R. Star
MAN, with own labor, wants farm
or a dairy farm to rent or work on
share basis FA OS54
Evening star., 1949-01-16

AUTO TRUcKS-SALE Cont
CHEVROLET 194l la-ton pickup:
new tires, pipe rack, metal floor;
price. $3.50. Can be seen sos
Longfellow st. NV. -16
DODGE 1a47 1l2-ton stake body;
will sell or rent to responsible party;
will consider trade: $500 or best
offer Call RA. 1000 -2l
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$40 Frederick Avenue,
Gaithersburg. Maryland.
Tel oQ0
WA I'D yUECT VA

VA. OR WEST VA.
Consult those who know how to help
you select your farm. country home
or estate before you buy without
obligation to anyone.
BARNEY REAL ESTATE
Tysons Corner. P o. Box 673, Falls
Church, FA. 1865
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WANTED AT ONCE

8 farms direct from owners. Must be
located in Md, within 35 miles Of
D. C. Have client who will pay all
cash. If you own faym or acreages
which you desire to sell write giv-
ing price and details, Immediately
~ por SO-P Star
Evening star., 1949-01-16
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 194S 2-ton stake; low
mileage, excel, cond., used 4 mo
Call OW. 1909 after 6. If
CROSLEY 194S l4-ton panel deliv.;
demonstrator, $50 miles; S795. guar
New car title. JACK PRY. Crosley,
9TH and Pa. ave. Sc.
INTERNATIONAL 1871 112-ton stake
body truck. Me. 4126, 81 New
York ave. ne -l6
NEW CHEVROLET. 1Ia-ton stake, for
hire; general hauling; owner driv-
ing; call after 6 pm. TR. 294O.
CHEVROLET l94s A-ton panel; 6
mos. old; r. truck heater, grill guard
SSpotlleht, extra seat; pvt. owner
DODGE I947 1-ton pickup; good
eond; Can be seen at ROWE
CITIES SERVICE, 500l Ga. ave. NV
Call RA. 1880. -2l
DODGE 1912 pickup: just the thing
for carpenter, painter or plumber
ranged: Apply CITY FINANCE CO,
REFRIGERATOR TRUCK 11a-ton.
Dodee; dual wheels: for sale: no
between 10 a m. and IL pm. Satur-
CHEVROLET 1947 s4-ton panel; good
cond.; guarantee inspection only
Sl.095. PARKWAY Ford sales and
service). 3051 M St NV, MI. 01S5
DODGE 1887 la-ton panel: $3.50 mo-
tor. tires good shape: runs good; a
real buy. 1000 Central ave. ne.
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BUICK 1e4s super 4-dr.: beautiful
Jet black finish, all extras. including
undercoatins; air-ride tires, pune
ture-proof tubes, radio, heater, seat
covers, directional signals, back-up
light; new-car cond,: $2,495. from
owner. Kenmore 5S37. lis
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TRUCK BUYS
TRUCK SPECIALS!

These trucks are In good condition
and are ready to roll. STEUART
MOTOR CO., 9th and New York
ave NV MA 3OOO
Evening star., 1949-01-16

CADILLAC 1912 "6l" sedanette; r.
and h.. plastic seat covers, complete
new motor and HydraMatic drive;
5 new tires; new-car condition
throughout: sacrifice, S1,995. Cali
Tyri,
Evening star., 1949-12-26

each mission to the barest number
Denmark and Norway COM
planned last week about the size
of the missions to go there. Off
cials said today, however, this was
the result of a "misunderstand-
ing" and that in all cases the Uni
ted States will follow the wishes
of the other governments.
To Work Under Embassies.
Besides Army. Navy and Al.
Force officers, the missions will in
clude State Department and AMI
erican Marshall Plan experts. All
will work under the American
embassy where they will be sta
toned.
Upkeep of a mission will be paid
for by the government where it is
stationed, under terms of military
agreements now being negotiated
by the State Department. State
Department officials think the
expense will be modest"
The State Department has.
however, turned down sugges-
tions by some countries that
M Marshall Plan "counterpart
funds" be used for this. These
are funds built up by aided
countries, in their own currency
Evening star., 1949-12-26
u. ). 10 Send Abroad
200 Experts 10 Help
On Military Aid Plan
By the As.oeiofed Press

The United States has arranged
to send abroad some 200 military
aid experts as it gets the ball
rolling on the 81 000, 100000 arms
program 10 help Western Europe
defy Russia
Their first job will be to help
the eight Atalantic Pact nations
p, p,epare for the shipments and
foreign supply Offices in making
out orders.
Government officials said the
average mission for each country
would total about 20 persons
They will be SEM to Britain
France, Belgium. the Neither
lands, Luxembourg. Denmark
Norway and Italy.
"Trouble Shooters" to Be Sent.
In addition, about 40 persons
will be stationed in the military
aid regional Office in London. Most
of these will be ordnance experts
trouble shooters" to go from
country to country and perform
specific tasks.
Later, additional aid experts will
be sent. if a country specifically
requests them, to teach the ham
ding of the equipment.
Officials emphasized that the
United States is trying to hold
Evening star., 1949-12-26
Woman's S Sealed Note
May Give Staying Clue
By the Associated Press

SAN JOSE, Calf, Dec. 26.-A
sealed letter handed to her attor-
ney 10 months ago was expected
today to yield a clue to the slay-
ing of Mrs. Margaret Lee Edward
Talle.
The pretty 29-year-old Denver
woman was found dead on the
patio of her new $4,000 home in
exclusive Montecito Heights Sat-
urday.
Her husband, Thomas P. Tale,
81, a wealthy retired New Mexico
cattleman, was in jail today
booked on suspicion of murder.
He would not discuss the case.
Attorney Elmer D. Jensen said
Mrs. Tale handed him a letter
10 months ago with instructions
to open it only "in case of my
DEATH" He said he would open
the letter tomorrow before rela-
tives of Mrs. Tale.
A friend of the Tales. Wiley
Van Hecke, said they fought like
cats and dogs"
Sheriff Howard Hornbuckle said
Evening star., 1949-12-26
6, 0, P. Aims 10 Have
Platform for 1850
Ready by February |
By the Associoted Press

Republicans set February l as
the target date today for new
statement Of party principles to
start off the 1850 Congressional
campaign.
A. B. Hermann, executive direc-
tor Of the COP National Commit
tee, said that by that date the
Republicans hope to come up with
a platform they can lay before
$500 Lincoln Day dinner gather
ings across the country.
Guy G. Gabrielson, National
chairman, started the ball rolling
yesterday. He appointed Is
member policy group to represent
the National Committee in dick
ering with Senate and House
COP policy groups on the pro-
posed statement.
Truman Foes Dominate Group.
Mr.. Hermann said this group
will ask Republican State chair
men and COP Governors to SUBJ
NIT ideas about what should &c
into the new platform.
The National Committees IDEAS
about the policy statement ther
will be tossed into a pool with
drafts made by the Senate group,
headed by Senator Taft of Ohio,
and the House group. headed by
Representative Martin of Massa-
chusettS.
Mr.. Gabrielson's policy gioup,
of which he named himself chair
man, seemed heavily populated
with all-out critics of the Tru-
man Administrations program.
Nine of the members Mr.. Gabriel
son chose supported him N his
party-dividing election as Ma
tiona1 chairman last August 4.
while five voted for his opponent.
An analysis of 6,700 replies to a
policy QUESTIONABLE sent party
workers showed rank and file
members split over whether the
COP should launch an all-out
attack on the Truman admins
tration's domestic aims.
1927 Dinners Planned.
For instance, a Michigan finan-
cier said it would be better to 60
down fighting the welfare State"
than not to fight it at all. A New
York industrialist pointed out that
everybody is for welfare, adding
that the Democrats would cap
italize on such Republican opposi-
tion.
Mr.. Herman said the National
Committee already has been ad-
vised of 1,237 Lincoln Day dinners
to be held in February and hopes
to boost this total to $500.
The kickoff for these affairs
will be a $1-a-plate dinner, to be
held in a sports arena. 1t will
contrast with the $100-a-plate
jackson Day affair to be staged
by the Democrats in the District
National Guard Armory, with
President Truman as the principal
speaker.
The Republicans aren't trying
to raise money with their dinners,
but are trying to steam up party
workers, Mr.. Hermann said. He
added that funds are beginning to
trickle into the party's almost
bare Golfers.
Evening star., 1949-12-26
to match United States economic

to match United States economic
aid.
In rejecting the idea, it was
learned, State Department off,
cials pointed out these funds are
planned solely to promote Euro
pean recovery in its strictest
sinse and that using it for other
purposes would be illegal.
In addition, State Department
experts believe such a move
would provide ammunition for
Communist critics who have Bit
terly denounced the Marshall
Plan as a disguised effort to con-
vert Europe into an American
battlefield.
Evening star., 1949-12-26
Filming Of Car Theft
Catches Reul Drama

While police held back crowds
watching a film being shot in
Rome's Piazza Navona, a we'll
dressed man walked to gleam-
ing new car, entered 1t and drove
away.
When a woman rushed from the
door and screamed: Thief, thief!
My car" the crowd enjoyed the
scene immensely. But a film di-
rector went up to a policeman and
said: "Hey-do something-that
woman has really lost her car.
Evening star., 1949-12-26
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Miomion Produces
White Christmas
For Neiqhborhood
By the Assoeioted Press

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. &c.
Glenn Green yesterday gave
the children in his neighbor-
hood a Christmas treat the
like of which they'd never
seen.
He dumped five or six tons
of shaved ice on the lawn
and about 20 children, most
of whom had never seen
snow, put on SNOWFALL battles.
The children used garbage
can lids as shields and had a
happy hour rolling and
throwing snoWballs.
Evening star., 1949-12-26

Mrs. Tale had sued for divorce
but dropped the action. The
Tales were married about four
years ago and have no children.
Tale was surrendered to au-
thorities by his attorney several
hours after his wife was found
shot. A 44-calibre revolver which
Tale identified as his was found
in the home. Police said it had
been fired.
Evening star., 1949-12-26

pany's objective was given as ito
encourage and promote the study,
knowledge and practice Of oper-
attic art in Great Britain and else
where"
It was through an interest in
music that the Earl met and
married his wife, the Viennese-
born former Marian Stein, an &C
compliShed pianist.
Evening star., 1949-12-26
Kings Nephew Heads
London Opera Company
Nv the Asxo-;ofed Press

BY the Assoeioied Press
LONDON, Dec. 26.-The King S
nephew, the Earl of Hardwood,
has gone into business.
Jordan's register of new COM
panies listed him yesterday as q
governor of Opera, Ltd. The COM
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-04
REVIVAL SERVICES

A series of revival services
which have been held this past
week at the First Methodist
church Of Moss Point viii be
brought to a close with the serv-
ices on Friday evening, the Rev.
Norman Boone, pastor of the
church announced.
The Rev. j. d. Stay, district
superintendent of the Hatties-
burg district, VINO has been the
guest speaker has conducted the
morning services at 8 am. and the
evening services at 1880 pm.
Large crowds have attended
the services and much interest in
being manifested, church Off
Gals said.
The Rev. e. w. Scott has as
sisted in the services acting as
song leader.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-04
Chopter C. PEG
Elects Officers
For Coming Year

Chapter c. PEG of Pascagoula
held its annual election of Off
GERS at a meeting at the home
of the president, Mrs. Richard
Price, on Tuesday at 8 pm. It
resulted in the reelection of
Mrs. Price to the presidency.
Other officers are Miss Kath-
leen Hays, vice president; Mrs.
r. 0. Cole, recording secretary;
Mrs. M. E. Wigington, treasurer;
Mrs. j. E. Brent, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Cooper Roberts.
chaplain and Miss Faye Thinner
man, guard,
The chair was occupied by Mrs.
Price who gave a brief period
to other business before taking
up the election.
A salad course was served by
Mrs. Price at the conclusion Of
business.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-04
Mrs. r. 7. Huthmoker
Is Honoree TuesddY
AT Forewell Porty

On Tuesday at 7:3O pm. Mes
danes Ralph Farrell and Upton
David extended pleasant hospital
ity to a group of friends at a
farewell party honoring Mrs.
r. T. Huthmaker who with her
family is to depart Friday for
residence in Gulfport.
The home of Mrs. David was
thrown open for the occasion and
it was lovely with early flowers.
The guests were entertained
with a short musical program
which was opened by Miss Fran
ces Warden who played Debus-
sey's "Clair de Lune," after which
Mrs, Hal Lee sang, "Just a'Weary-
ing for You" by Carrie Jacobs
Bond and Mrs. c. L. Nelson play
ed waltz in c Sharp, Minor" by
Chopin. After the singing of
"A Song In My Heart" by Miss
Margaret Alyce Wilder, the pro-
gram was closed by Mrs. Farrell
who played "Valzig" by Mokrys.
Mrs. Ainsworth, as president
of the Pascagoula Music club of
which Mrs. Huthmaker is a
charter member, then presented
the latter with a handsome gift
from that organization and others
present showered her with indi-
vidual gifts.
A salad course was served by
the hostesses.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-04
ATTEND SHAKESPEAREAN
PLAY

A group of about 80 men,
bers of the Moss Point high
school senior class attended the
performance of Romeo and
Juliet" presented by a troupe of
professional Shakespearean act
ors on last Tuesday at the Perk-
inston Junior college. The trip
was made aboard the school bus
and the students were chaper-
oned by M. ]. Bullock.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-04
BULL HITS CAR

An automobile driven on High.
way 80 near the old Kreole hotel
was damaged to an estimated ex-
tent of 500 Monday night when
a bull chased by a dog ran into
the side of the car. State High
way Patrolman Cecil Byrd re-
ported. The a was operated by
Jack Bruner of Ashford, Ala,
who escaped injury. !.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-04
RELIGIOUS PICTURE

The Women's Missionary Union
of Bell Fontaine Baptist church
are sponsoring a showing of the
color picture, Power of the
Blood" to be given on Wednes-
day, March 9. at 7 pm. at the
Fontainebleau community house.
The public is invited. No admis-
sion will be charged but a free
will offering will be taken. The
women of the church will have
a baked food sale following the
showing of the picture.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-04
NEW RANGER

c. M. Evenson of the u. S.
Forest Service recently took over
the duties as forest ranger for
the Biloxi district with head
quarters in Gulfport. His dis
triet consists of more than l20,-
600 acres in Jackson, Harrison and
Stone counties. Mr.. Evenson
came to this district from Alex
andria, La.