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Evening star., 1949-08-20
LOVING MOTORS

LOVING MOTORS
1900 14th st. NV. -21
PACKARD 1947 Custom sedan,
very good WV. tires, radio and
heater, electromatic clutch, over
drive, many other extras; beautiful
dark blue finish; this is an excep.
ttonally clean car throughout. You
would have to see and drive this
car to appreciate It's beauty; $1,S95.
AID. S005.
LOVING MOTORS
1900 14th st. NV. -21
CHEVROLET 1948, Styleline club
coupe, black finish, low mileage,
1-owner car; this is as near q new
ca- as you can fnd for S1,695.
AID. S005.
LOVING MOTORS
12QQ ldth n NJ III
Evening star., 1949-08-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALe

PONTIAC 1947 conv. 8; r. and h.;
mechanically perfect: new top. spot
lIsht, 3 sesa.i1I1 nd1 figish sliSe5 opso Poo
N Ms st.. ST. 1884. Open ewes; till
poSTIAc oST K" 1887 "s" 4-dr. trunk Sc
dan; al 81 sa5o or best offer. Phone
PoNTfAC '4e "s"; radio, heater,
ns an op %he dse aa1k ep blue .pofs; ssGl
looking: $l.395; 4-mo: suar. HILL
NV. Wssh.'s oldest Ford Dealer.
roAriAe On; gsso' 1e41 s.door "s" aa sedan;
S495. Sl65 down. S33. go month
coAsT-1N PONTIAC CO., 4o7 Fla
ave. ne. AT. 1900. -22
PONTIAC 1910 club coupe; sacrifice,
R6sER !issf 17sd !s5Ts' +. l. ssss' s1e ne aS s5
PONTIAC 1911; one owner: good con-
dision; 1!,s $500; Drugstore. Ngmeer
PoNTiAc So 1887 4-dr. sedan: r.
and b., good cond.; S375. EN-. 57se.
PONTIAC 40 4-dr. blk. sed.: low mi.
cond.; si,175 cash. At. At osss after 2.
PONTIAC 1910 4.dr. Torpedo; re-
Gently painted dark green: price
| special for this weekend, $495.
KLEIN MOTORS. 23rd and M st.
PONTIAC 1s47 streamliner; s-cyl.,
all accessories, like new; $1,395,
MORRIS g. HUGHES WHOLESAL-
ERS, GE. 1855. 7614 GeorEia ave.
Pontiac 1s4s club coupe; r. and h.
a gem of a buy at $995. JUSTINE.
| NICHOLSON MOTOR CO.. $500
Baltimore ave. Hyattsville, Md. WA.
PONTIAC 1s4s convertible; fully
equipped. new-car condition.; 81 .895.
$685. down. ROYAL MOTORS Pack
| ard) 4430 Conn. ave. WO. 97S3.
| Open evenings and Sundays. -21
PONTIAC 1947 sedanette, 2-tone
green, fully equipped, low mileage.
This is beauty and selling for only
| $l.495; 30-day guarantee: Open
til 9. MAYFLOWER MOTORS.
INC, 1928 18th st. NV, RE. O3O3.
PONTIAC 194s station wagon sedan:
r. and h., directional lights and
other extras, seats with ample
space for luggage, etc. A real Haley,s
value; priced several hundred dol
lars below the market value. 81 .b95;
guar. Used-car dept, HALEYS,
INC, 114O Goth st. NV, MA. 1900.
Evening star., 1949-08-20

PACKARD 1048 4-dr. sedan, 5 GOOD
tires, radio and heater. plastic seat
covers; this car Is in new car condi-
tion; carries . new car guarantee;
l.0A5 AD 2O0h
Evening star., 1949-08-20

DODGE 1886 4-dr.; very good cond ,
cows. sI75. Jo. s-s4o4. ga
DODGE 194s custom sedan: r. and
H.; excel. sond.; % lev ,Ya mslease; e1is
paoIDGEs 81 4-dr.: new motor. @Ii ?
an snd h., spotlight; IIaa; excel. cond'; 1913
DoDsf saSai hHj fs4s s44s: s.aoor, gray ni flnl.h
eats open I'll .. MAYfALoWak aaA sHasshses Mo
TORS, s,on NC, 1928 18th st. NV.
HSRsf siSs! sis' nes s:s il4s s's$;s sssi
DODGE iefse e' custom isHn' club epe:, iish
green paint, r. h., turn indicator
Dsft: pert MECH sS sesas ceea tires; s7s5 or 5es
DSgss lsae sSsS 1893 fSss Ss sHofss g.
DoDGE Is4e 2-dr.; r. and h., yer,
s. sSSd Sss s1Gssion FTlssd I'll Ssts|
ay.tssSi1leo Ma8s leo ND e09S VA ss!s6%0t&e sso6' & &c
DODGE 1s4e 2-dr. sedan; light blue
$1,000. CHI. 1900, Ext. 40.
DODGE 1910 de luxe. 4-dr. sedan
r. and h.. new air-ride Wv. tires
PsI. PeIspson. sSne Du, es s4se Sat covers; ss76
DODGE 1885 4-door sedan; with
heater. good mechanical condition
well taken care Of. good appearance
$l5o Of best ofieri Macs ESQ Sta
M. safn' IsWfs, I1s3 N Is. Plssisnt eisi st. NV
DoDGE 1910 BUS. coupe; r. and h.
good tsss eSnd.; one owner; $3.50 Cal
FoRD le47 club coupe: excel. eond.
saasse ane poroMHe rsossIstus Mo4ok SIssk shhsas nhisa
vCKD is4s Gu; Gust. sta. was.; m.Too, Io
a company demonstrator and i
Sss;;imSsSn;. u aiII ! THIss5TTs' iii: oS|ii.
Ford Dealer. ma. $3.50. 0
F0HD 1949 Gust. Fordor "s"; dis
been titled. viii sell with ne new It'll Til
and.r and sGds' st trss. ss. car. car sasr SO!
terms: list price with +. and r.
Gan .sFsrdS. 2oiS va. iia; ave. nv NV
FORD 1911 sedsn; equipped with r
and b.; looks. runs and drives good
priced to sell quick at SSo6; Jus
sxsiSS aSS1 Mo4oss 81 H. ssssI9iR'' ssIs E. ss
rSsD SAi fsts' ists custom .a.ar. "s": 12s .ss.,.
$1,6so cash. Cali DI. o76i between
rcsD aDo 1896 ; p''Hi Tudor sedan; .ood do run.
l f199fk eoea.; ea APpsssEsed Passed Va. inspeesicn'
Evening star., 1949-08-20

PLYMOUTH 1947 Special de luxe Club
coupe, black With r. and h.. spot;
ltsht, backup lieht, seat eoyers and
ba%aseu. fsnaix Al bssi iond o. Sc kSNssH er
ming Condition, s175. FR. 47ss.
sspsiss%"s! s" eond.; s?' fully EQUIP; Si;n sssS.
rTTMoGfHi III SS5si 1910 Special d. mxl luxe A.
door sedan; r. and h.; excel. motor;
Eoood uphol.; pvt. owner; $3.50. AK.
PLYMOUTH 1s4s conv.: sumac red.
new black top. perfect cond., orig.
ssds sspsr; si'isS or best offer: III IA.
rLYMourH 1898 4-dr. sedan; r. and
81 Mqss 81. So sszs TO-DAY; $3.50 or af g's'
green; T: and h.; excel: cond.; mile
ssss;e 11'2oo. Price $1,000. Call 0v.
PI4YMoUTH '4s 4-dr.; radio and
heater; very clean. inside and out;
$1.175 or best offer. MI. 8346. ---21
PLYMOUTH 1889 4-dr.: '46 engine,
h.. good cond.; ex-taxi; $3.50 or
riYMo6Ta siYss StiE 9b 1a41 1ess; .s.c.S black.
an, h., good condition, 1895. Tu.
PLYMOUTH 1912 2-dr.; good condi-
s9le slet HieSt. HsSsS aslo Md H HH'fsd so,s g. D!s
PLYMOUTH 1885 2-dr. sedan; good
motor. tires, seat covers, +. r.;
clean appearance; economical mile
PLYMOUTH 1888 4-dr. sed.; excel.
motor. good tires: S266. 1900
Queensbury rd., Riverdale, WA. 6e13.
PLYMOUTH 1e4s de luxe; By pvt.
party; sl,oe6. No dealers. AK.
pffHsMaourH 'ss 4-dr.; r. and h.;
osr 81. meshsniiSsAly aR SAEyos. si4q nu or s5si ssss
rHnrGHE. Il. %s. 49, asis iai.h isa; ts:Sss .ss
sSefi sssTRiopoRRrrsN sSR ds"P PnoroTRas. Ta n g475 I.
ave. and Bladensburg I'd. 30
PLYMOUTH 1941 Special de luxe 2.
door sedan: radio, heater. seat
covers. good tires. low mileage. This
car s CLEAN. $685. or best e1n3er.
P0NTfHC' 1e4e club cpe.: r. snd b.
Must be seen to appreciate. 81 ,245.
203o n st.. ST. 1884. Open eyes.
Pontiac 1914 4-dr.; r. and b.; s5e5;
black sedan, very clean. HALEY'e,
INC, 1140 20th st. NV, MA. 1900.
Evening star., 1949-08-20

OLD CARS WANTED
I have unlimited demand for prewar
cars in good shape. the demand is
here, price no object. We satisfy.
WILLIAMS, goth and r. I. ave. ne.
AID, S344 81
Evening star., 1949-08-20

es61GGaarn Gar N t0Tn' ;so. Ss2So. droOolOMAC
ST. 1884. Open ewes. till $3.50.
CHEVROLET 1e4s 2.dr. Fleetiine;
like new; WV. tires: fully equipped;
nylon covers; S1,475. vi. e036.
CHEVROLET 'ss business coupe; in
esss easS eSndi''1ai cs pH Ssaa s10 after n 3sS
CHEVROLET 1s4s de luxe sport epe. :;
AscADE PoSSTlAc. 1887 irving st.
CHEVROLET l941 Special de luxe q
DIR. sedan. A beautiful car in 1st-
class cond. Don't miss this one at
only S695; can be financed. MT.
RAINIER MOTORS, s@1@ r. I. sye.'
cMEvRofEr MEi Iofii 1s47 r,eetmaster rU s.dr.
sedan. A beautiful car in peri. cond.,
equipped with r. and h. Only S1.1e5;
small down payment. MT. RAINIER
MOTORS, 3212 r. I. ave-, WA. 2041.
CHEVROLET 1s41 Special de luxe
sS:ds sf:ds isSa'ass' Ropas issS fssS terms e.
chaiEsvRoLEr 1885; meeh.nic.llys sg per-
M1ssSt; 1sst; 7sss ssst covers; heater: sibo.
r. and h.: clean inside and out;
excel. cond.; S1,195. 10. 3-6O64.
CHEVROLET 1e47 4-door; heater;
$1,000 nj: owner. good tires;
new new bssssry sssy and brakes; s1.lbo.
CHEVROLET '37 de luxe 2-dr.; new
motor and other repairs hast year;
far above average; $500 or best
ofisr. sH. 1857 weekdays; 30 ,
CHEVROLET 194s convertible; r. and
h., WV. tires; SLABS. CHI. 1894.
Evening star., 1949-08-20

MERCURY l946 club convertible;
new-car appearance: very low. mil.
aisse' ass En .sDm a6sb S55s' owner priced ed g.
MERRctKY js27 club coupe; 1,owner
eeil.nt condition; % .s5,2.sNs; .s5,2.Ns,, : aSs5- WG.
oss esss 'sS sS1d terms Fhod. Is.ns as7
MEkcGRY III Ta 1s47 4-dr. sedan; r. and
h, original spare tire has never
been on the wheel, spotless inside
issg'tSs: SfSHfS: Vi? Il sSs; sSos sa' owner afs:
sss;:; s;; ii Joy stsl @l.; si'zoo or best st5sr
MERCURY 1949 conv. coupe: fully
MERCURY hn 1910 1bi Club a'' coupe, CUP radio.
ss:tsf' sssS Isod asasa esnsisi0n' slip eoy;Ts;
MERCURY late 1947 convert. coupe;
fne car cheap. WILLIAMS, Goth and
MfRcURY W is4e &C Convertible; black.
iisht tSp and Thits-walis; fully
list; ss.ssb. Grady MOTORS.
ave, OIL. 74O0. -21
MERCURY 1949 station wason; fully
equipped. perfect condition, S2,175;
private owner. LO. 5-9736. -2l
NASH AZ club coupe "60O"; heater,
seat covers; not . scratch on it's
light blue finish: one-owner and
Ike new; $1,196: 4-mo. guarantee
HILL Il TrBBITTs, 1114 Vermont
besier,n' INA NX. $50. sssSssn'' oioes' 81 apf0
NASH 1912 4-door; r. and h., over.
drive; newly painted; $b75. HALEY's.
INC, 1140 Goth st. NV, Ma. 1905.
NAsH 1888; s1e5 or nearest offer.
Excel. running cond. Just passed
p. G. inspection. AMOCo sTAT1ON,
>270l Calvert st. NV. .-21
NASH 1948 Super sedan; like new;
S1.3e5: terms or trade. Mr.. ROPER,
1130 r. /. ave. ne. 2Os
NASH 1946 Ambassador sedan; r.,
eond. throughout: sss5, CASH. trade
W.; w; $500: mo1o' -sY sYi0
Cd. s. L., excel: rubber, good run
pinE cond.; $500. Cali ewes. OIL.
NASH 1s41 sedan; beaut. black;
$6g6; SIS cash; bal. easy payments.
SOUTHERN CAR WHOLESALERS,
2160 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
NASH 1946 Ambassador; r. and h.;
oMac TosSMnaseciGs1y Morps psrfss1 sstr q 3ss 49, sao 2
I. st., ST. 1854. Open ewes. tin
Evening star., 1949-06-23

natural, miracle working
discovery 1T Is 3 TIMES
BETTER! Because FURL
Is the ONE and ONLY
RINSE that gives your hair
LUSTROUS SHEEN as well
as LONGER LAS TIN q
RI s and QUICKER,
LOVELIER WAVES. No
matter what kind Of hair
you have, you viii be
amazed when you see the
wonders FURL does for
your hair. Absolutely harm
less. Get FURL today.
Your hair should be three
times lovelier than ever
before.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
FURL IS Different

from any other hair prepa-
ration you have ever known.
NOT another wave set
NOT . permanent, but q
unique, original formula.
scientifically developed
after several years research
by the nationally famous
r. NOONAN SONS CO..
specialists In hair beauty
since 1875.
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Symphony Fund Rises
|To228Pct. Of Goal as
Drive Is Accelerated

Nearly a fourth of the National
Symptoms $4,000 sustaining
fund had been pledged today as
workers accelerated efforts to
reach the goal by February rs.
Pledges totaling $43,400-22.8
per cent of the goal-were listed
by unit leaders yesterday at the
first report luncheon in the week.
old drive.
Already, pledges are running
well ahead Of last years cam
paign, Mrs. Hans A. Klagsbrunn,
vice chairman, told the leaders.
Last years first report luncheon,
after nine instead of six days,
listed only $33,729.
This years goal, however, Is
$25, 900 higher than that of last
year. 1t includes the summer
Water Gate, as we'll as the winter
concerts.
Leading unit at yesterdays re-
port was advance gifts. under Mrs.
BENJAMIN w. Thoron, with $32.-
$40, or A per cent of its quota.
Business. with a $35. 900 quota and
led by Hugh X. Dufleld. had So
OIL or II per cent. and reSiden-
tial, led by Mrs. De Forest Van
Slyck, also with a $35,000 quota.
reported $2.773 or 8 per cent. Next
report meeting will be Wednes-
day.
Plans for collection Of contri-
buttons in record stores and apart
ment houses in "snowballs," white
rubber balls modelled on one used
successfully in past campaigns at
symphony luncheon meetings,
were announced yesterday.
Meanwhile, Sylvia Altman,
chairman of the Committee on
Labor Unions cooperating in the
drive, announced that the Wash
ington Central Labor Union has
urged its 100000 union members
in the area to support the cam
paign.
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Driver Leans to Check
Tire. EuIIs Out on Heud

Joseph F. Dredge. 27, of 602
Tennessee avenue NE, a taxi
driver. was being towed along
Rhode Island avenue NE. to a
repair shop early today. when
he thought the left front tire felt
fiat.
He opened the door, leaned out
to take look. He lost his balance
and fell to the street on his head,
police said.
Officials at Casualty Hospital,
where he was taken for treatment
for head injuries, said his condi-
ton was good.
Evening star., 1949-02-10

resigned to enter the State De-
partment Of Foreign Information
Service.
Mr.. MacHatton, a native OF
Chambersburg, Pa, Joined the Red
Cross public information staff in
1889 after newspaper and syndi-
cate experience in Washington
and Chicago.
Evening star., 1949-02-10

the w. P. Mcfarland Co., Inc,
highest bidder for rental of the
room in the basement of the build
ing. The company bid $4,000
for a one-year contract that be-
gan on February l..
The Mcfarland Company now
Evening star., 1949-02-10
MucHutton Will Edit
Disaster MAGAZINE

Robert P. Mac -Hatton, Kensing-
ton, Nd. American Red Cross ma
tional news editor since 1945. was
named today to edit the organiza-
tion's Disaster magazine.
Mr.. MacHatton will replace
Eugene O'Connor. 1923 Twenty
eighth street NV, who recently
Evening star., 1949-02-10
New Municipal Center
Lunch Bar to Open

The Municipal Center's new
lunch bar will be opened Monday.
The concession will be operated by
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-10-28
French Collaboration Who
Denounced Jews. Receives
Life Imprisonment Sentence

PARIS (JTAl-Louis Thomas,
anu-Semitic collaboration charged
with denouncing French Jewish
officers 10 the Nazis during the
German occupation. was this
week found guilty by the Seine
Court OF Justice and sentenced to
LIE imprisonment During the
occupation the Germans named
Thomas literary director Of the
Jewish publishing house OF Cal
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Christion Leaders Ask For Inclusion
Of jerusalem in Israel

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PLAIN TALK
Continued from page y

4AOAAA
Well speak to her courageouslY
yet kindly. as is becoming to civ
liked people. Maybe we should
be like defendants asking mercy
of the Judge: Dear Kathleen.
have a heart. Have heart like
your great and good saint Francis
who spoke to the birds and call
ed them his brothers. since birds
are children. too. of the same
Father.
Now. Kathleen. we don't claim
10 possess sweet merits Of the
semitic birds, being only humans.
as we are. We do make our mis-
takes. We look at God through
windows different from yours and
maybe we can't see him as YOU
80, But, really. dear Kathleen.
you shouldn't hold II against Us
that our eyes may not De as
bright as yours which seem 10
De able Il see straight through
10 heaven and comprehend all
ruth.
Our poor eyes see God as the
kindly Father who has given the
children all the advantages -
hrains. q good teaching and a
fruitful earth. It must hurt Him
to see what q mess they have
made Of the advantages He has
given them. The way they be-
have even with all their wealth
ct intellect loneliness and album
dance!
A 10; q TIE children pusi. the
c,:e-s around Some 81 them
thinking ;t:ey know al there 5 20
oe Know. abou. Goo and heaven
have punished others :: the child
9sa Us: :o- bang - dumb as
10; - know re -.sA: house n
- worship God They have
then: 22i broken their
oo2s$ 223 prayed ;..e1. - hell
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EDITORIAL
ONE PICTURE IS WORTH

1--WE FICIO6E ID WORIH -.
WEHADA FEELING HAT the film which was screen
ed at the Chistiansted Theatre last night, Black Narcissus"
had in it almost all the truly important factors which good
sound entertainment should contain. Criticism upon criticism
has been showered upon what is undoubtedly the most WIDELY
scattered form Of amusement for the people of the world. To|
just this important consideration, worldwide influence, the
film seems well suited.
SOME OF THE criticisms is that movie makers and wei
are considering the English, French and others as well as the
Americans 90 not always reflect true life in their films. We do
not believe in serious pictures alone, or highbrow" nor are we
against westerns" Each type, like the food we eat, caters to
an appetite. When there is starvation we are in the need Of So
lid fare to a higher degree. The world all over is ina state of
moral unrest very much like physical illness. With their great
influence the movies must face this great responsibility.
WE ARE N HAVE been fighting all sorts of threats
to democracy. One of our potent weapons is understanding,
which is a prime purpose of the United Nations. Often wei
found films which extend and compound prejudice and mis-
: understanding. Racial s~terotypes of Negroes, orientaIs and In
dams as well as distorted views of various nationalities have
polluted our screens. In the last few years a new trend has be-
gun. We have had stories Of racial understanding, cooperation
and of the organized combating Of hatred. These trends have
been felt in comedies and westerns, places which had former
y presented the worst offense. Now Hollywood is about to re-
lease another set of super-colassal production of this sort.
TO THOSE WHO DID not have the privilege of seeing
Black Narcissus let us say that there was none of the talky
preaching or plaster-saint characters. We could feel we knew
people like each of these, the vain, the lustful the humorous,
the cynical, the dedicated servants of God. 1t was a picture
of real people facing perhaps not an everyday situation but
one which could so easily occur. In showing the conflict of
the moral versus the sensual life, never once was good taste
violated. Most important, although the story occurs in a re-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-19
Mrs. Kell To Return

Mrs. Tom Kell is expected 10
return home Friday or Saturday
after a tour of Western points
with her son. the Rev. Richard
KelL During two weeks of Mrs.
Kelrs absence. her place as IL
brarian of the Pascagoula Public
library was filled by Miss Kath-
leen HAYS. This week Mrs. Lydia
Nelson is in charge.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Savage OF
Greenwood we're among those at
tending the funeral of his sister,
Mrs. Armand Walker. Others
from out Of town were Mrs. Mar
guerite Baker and Mrs. Joseph
Bonomo of New Orleans: Mrs.
Ella Chisolm, MIR. and Mrs. Ed
Poitiven and daughters. Mobile;
w. M. Walker. Gulfport, and Mrs.
C. o. Brady and daughters, Mis-
sissippi City.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Strange en-
joyed a short visit from DR.. and
Mrs. j. f. Miles v'lo are vacation
ing at Gulfport and who came to
spend the day. Dr.. Miles is at
State college and he and Mr..
Strange are former room mates
at the college.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. l.. F..
D%antzler. GIG Williams, was Mrs.
J. A. Brumfield of Magnolia, who
spent last week with them.
Visitors in the home of MIR.
and Mrs. w. J. ellsworth Mon.
day were his aunts, Mesdames
Nettie Dorsett and Nan Trow-
bridge of Lueedale and their
nephew, Clifford ellsworth, Mrs.
ellsworth and daughter. Miss
Joyce, of Sioux City, Iowa, who
are visiting them. Mi. and Mrs.
Ditsworth's daughter, Miss Mary
Alice, has arrived home from
Clark college to visit with them
until the opening of the fall term,
Mrs. Janette Hampshire, the
former Miss Janette Dixon of this
city, was honored at a shower
given by Miss Dolores Sullivan
and Miss Elma Dixon last Friday.
The married women present told
"how | met my husband. Fol
lowing the presentation of MANY
gifts, refreshments YER enjoyed
The guest list included close
friends of Mrs. Hampshire and
the immediate family.
Mrs. Bessie Moore, who accom-
panied her sister. Mrs. Frank
Ellis, when the latter returned
home from Meridian, will con.
tinue her visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Ellis for an indefinite time.
Mrs. Charles W. Taylor, Jr., tn,
former Miss Bette Rogers, daugh
ter Of MFR. and Mrs. Hubert 7
Rogers of Mississippi City, wa
honored at a shower Saturday b
Mrs. George NJ. Harrison.